http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0e02fe3b8f7ee9e98c0c90e5c52e5021.pdf ffb5898fe082d608624e0c787bae9d03 PDF Text Text . ... -. - ...- ·-"' · ··~ ... ... . _- - - - - -, -~ ~ ' "- ' ~-·~ _._........., ......."" -- ··~'""'"' . _ _ , , •• > Miss Shoes Boosters Back Levy Annual frlenlohlp nlal>t of Dlatrlct 13, Daughteraof Amer1~, wae held · reeently at the K. of P. hall In Galllpolla. 1\lu:Y Auadn of Golllpolla, cba.lrman, pve the welcome. Flll)bearero escorted E d I 1 h Wal<el1, dlltrlct depll;y, Into the hall where numoroua glft.a were preaented to ber.l' lletll Dobblna of ~eld, state eouncllor, waa &1.10 e•corted toto 1he hall and recol•ecl a red roao coraa&~~ from Mra. Wlkely and a lift from the dlatrlcl Slate and nadonal ofllcers were received by the Cheater CooncU. Included In the IJ'OUII were Mre. Dobblnl, state coun.. cUor; lira. Wlkely, Dlltrlct 13 deput;y; Edna BoDe Ghal1<01. \nnounc~ For ll Match In Poster Contest CHAPMAN• - ·yc-ANADA ·=. e e e • • : • • •' • ' J• .' p ,. ~ ) ( ••• ••• •• '~ ' ' I' '' '' ' ' •• ••• •• Wlmera In the fourth throulll> sixth grades were Becky Fultz, Jon! Murray, and Am Poarch. Meigs County foorth, fifth Mra. PiiYIH• Hackett was chair. and sixth grades were in Ath- man for the ens Tuesday for the children's concert performed by the Oblo University ~mphony Orchestra at Memorial Audl.tortum. The eoncern was sponsored by the Athena Mulic Women's Club and the Ohio University Mr. and Mrs . David T. GrueSchool of Music. Solecdonsln- - , Mr . and Mra. Lllrry ~lid­ cluded Handel's uwater Mu- son and Lori 1.7m. Kay Gruesic" and the "CarnJval of tbe ser and daughter, MlateeDawn, Animals" by SoiJIUiaens, with and Glen Grueser s)>OIIt t h o the narradonb7 Naoh being read weekend In Darlington, Pa. vts. by Dr. Anthony :rrtsollnl. lttng Mr. ani Mra. Gerald Hogue . ~ Silver color. . ,, ·-·· ' . '1)0& vakJe. i1ckldes :• FREE : Tv STAnD ··= Zeni1ll OullityftMurn • • Hti'Mknllld [ballit • • Custom "PJrma-Sel'' VHF fillll • • Tuning . • 3-Siagelf AJni!hli•r .Front Moumed Spelter 'M fg svgge$1e(1 ret••l p rru MIDDLEPORT Open Fri. & Sot. Nights Phono 992·26:15 • : • • • : : e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Irtmton, national credential commtuee; Edith Betdnl. TuJI·pen Plalna, pall alate ta~ncll­ ori tqrtle Nance, lrontal, past ll&te councilor and deputJ of Dlalrlct 7; Eathor Ridenour of Cheater and Grace Gird of ~rlnlfleld, otate law commllteememboro. · A!ao received by CI\Oiter co..u:ll and preaented commiaalona bythedlatrlctdeput;ywere Pribble Wlllcm, past 11ate 001111cUor, depulf Ill GaWa Coomcll; Maraaret Seldenabel, deputy Ill psat ctepudeo and district otrlce·ra amounced tor Dec. 14 at Cheater. Fealllred on the -am waa a solo by Either Harden, dlltrlct councilor In of llrl. Wab\Y, "Tike Time 10 be Hol1." A 8 p.m. dlmor preceded the meeting. The .Halloween theme wu carried IRII In 1he do<orltlona. Favor• wen thermometers trom the Flrot National Bank at Galllpoill, and •wins ldtll from Royal Crown were served. Cola. Tho Gallla Council hostOthers attendbW were MriL ed the dlllrlct meetleiJ:. Mildred VaD Main, Malt, Llae Door prizea wen awarded to ani Kevin Scott, Cindy, toey Hattie Fnderlck, Mra. Dobbin• ani Jay llanlQ, Mickey Chllda, ani Dorta Grue-. Tlra Nletl, Terry M<Gulre, Georp Sldnner, ClndyVaoMeler, Melinda Custer,lloneJIIIaW· ley, Cindy Scllllolder, J,.. Burna, Lynne Baker, Stan WU- Florence Pulta, dor>ut.Y of Qlldlng Slar 12t. The ll&te C<JIIIIClt pve ln. otructlaa 011 niportinl ani ..... 111111 bookl ani ..-.>cod the state •••ton ID he t.eld ~ Columbua. ll 1111 alao noted auot Thecolorua Council 17 wiD be holteao for 1he a)lrinl rally Ap. 1'11 29 In l'Vmeroy. Pr&Yini w•• Celebrates 16th Birthday Mr. ani Mrs. Norman Van Matre entertained recent17wlth a par1y In observance ollhe 16th birthday annlveraary of lhelr sORt Rick, at the American (.e. glon Hall In Middleport. Gary Ellis, Greg Hayes ani Jim snYder provldedmualcdurlng the evenllw for dancl"lo Assisting Mrs. Van Metre ln se"'" 111! the guests were Mrs. Jack Ambrose, Cathy Manley, VIcky Van Maire, and Sheridan Ruasell. Sonlwlches,plcklea,I)Oia· to chips, coke and C\llcakes MEIGS 'THEATIE T onlght and Thur•doy October 29-30 MOT OPEN Friday and Saturdoy October 31-Mov. 1 THE LOVE GOD? (T ochnlcolor) Don Knotts Anne Francis THE BIG GUMDOWM (T echnlcolor) Lee Von Cleef Tho•. Milian SHOW STARTS 7 P . M. '--------.1 and daughter, Wendy Kay. Mr. and Mrs. David T. Grue- went especially to aee thsir new granldaugbter, Wen<IY Kay, born Oct. I. Mr. and Mra. David Elkew, Kandt, Beth and AIIIY l.7m of Newark were weekend pesto<>J . their parents, Mr. and Mro. Harvey Erlewlne, Rutland, and Mr. and Mra. Charles Elkew, f'omero:y. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bradford, Grove City, and Mr. ani Mra. Alan Bradford, Alexandria, Va. were weekenl Yloltors of Mr. and Mra. Harold Lohse, Pomeroy, and Mr. ani· Mra. Wallace Bradlord, Mld- dleport Civil Rights Lawyer·s Zero-in on Mississ-ippi Schoofs-·. '.6' Theodorua CouncU 17, Fame· han! peno ware dlotrlillted to roy; Erma Clalanl, Cheater all council depudea. Tho dOINII' eiob Chrlotma• 323; Malinda Brlldbury, deput;y part;y for all state otncarl, of K,ym 227; Vera tjouaehald· paot alate ofllcera, depude•. er, deiN\7 Ill !Vey 283; and WASHINGTON (UPIJ -tlvll · rlghtl lawyers, armed with a Suprome Court decl•lon order· .. lng Mln,lnlppl to end Its MQregaftd duat IChool system "at once," began today to review ICOI"et of pending law aults to apefd lnlegrotlon throughout the South. The court, In a untnlmous no...,...M ruling Wedneadoy, turned down the Nixon admlnll· lr"ollon'a roquost for a delay In deloOregotlng 30 Milllsalppl ICheol districts. The court voted, In Its first malor action under Chief Justice Warren E. Burger's !eldership, to repl•ce the 15year-old '"ell dellberolo ~ .. dot:lr"lne on deoegregotiOn .., grounds It "Is no longer constitutionally permfaslblt." The court ntobllahad o new poslllon: School districts must cease to - a t e Ont 11o1 of schools for blackl and another far whllea while they are battling Integration aulft In court. Moy Mount Now Asuuft Legal sources predicted the court's two-page opinion might prompt civil rights forces to ' mount I strong new IIIIUit on !hill lftlegrotloo shoUld oxl1l U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals I" '"de focto'"sogregotlon oxlatlng In many Northern cities due to residential pitterns. The NAACP's IAgal DolonM Fund (LDF). which repro10nlod the Nigro cause In the Mlsslnlppl caM, began an lmmadlolo rovlow of about 2ilo school deloOregotlon caMI aJ. (Oldy Iliad throughout the South, whore II contended o policy of '"IIIJvallon forever'" hod held heck lntogratlon . "Now that the court has accepted the principle on which we urged no further defay1 and Now You Know e The flrat electric generator waa developed b7 EDi!loh pby. siclei Michael Faraday In 1831. Sharon Hill's 1011, Dennis Boas. Tommy Quillon, Chuch llar>naha, lllovldl!qJod, lWpr Abbett, Susie Soubby, Ron Smith, Mar)' Midkiff, Dellbla Ohllnpr, Becky Seelig, Floranall Burne7, 5l!eUa Folmar, Stew PoweU, Aw Top Ranking in during lltJoollon, ,.. are going Now Ori...,a, which heel to .,.._ for such rollill In all grenlad • delar to Poe. 1. poncting lldiool e1101/' uld The CouM the LDF Director Jock Grtenberg bose back to lhi Appellate In a statement llliUIICI from hls Court with lnotrvctlmo to loll Mow York ollie.. "We pro· the Mlnlsalppl dlsirlcts lo toundly hoplt thel the Deport- '"begin lmmedlaloly to ment of Justice Wilt come Into as unitary aehool systems the ca- on our side..." within which no per100 Is to be Will Aw•lf Dtvtlopmtnh · excluded from any school The Justice Department, beelute of race or cator." whose offorl to wln a tempora. Neither the Wlllto House nor ry reprieve tor MIIIIISippl Mlullllppl Gov. John Bell IPOrkod a rtbolllon In Its Civil · Williams, who was In Washing. Rights Division, uld It would ton, had any comment on the awalt developments In the 5th decision. Su...- -ate • lagller, Stew SchWIJ1!, Cindy Crall, Anita Dowdy, Lee WUllams, Leta Floytl, auioRobiJ>. aon, Mike <~aylor. Also, Bernie Hemeaoy, Jm Kloe&, PeaY O'Brien, Eddie Brown, Tom Rotrmer, Brenda Van Meter, RlckWUt,JanetAmbron, Jeanle Schntlder,Jon Dlllard, J , T, Rue, Beeky Ambrose, Brenla Taylor, Llnla R""', Scott Watton, Pam Dod•on. Rita Caact, Gerle PCIIreU, Johe TallnehiU, Melody Walt. era, Tom Cook, stew Dunfee, Richard Dean, Jeff Tyo, Karon Price. Glfla W01'9 prelelted to the honored gueat. &B UNIT CAU.ED Tho Raelne Emergeoey s.,.ad .... called to the Albert berry relidellce, 1.ot11 -m, Tuesday at 8:t5 a.m. for Steven Roaeberry, &811 12. He 1111 taken to llol- Medical Cmter ani admitted aa a medical psdent. "',;> <) "&> -!> 0 \)' • district Is to •m- -j- achools~aiCIIQend _un.Hif"y ... Khwl•·" flC!W ltld ·--·~·· Tho-ill court ill ,~ MIN., wlliCit 111'11 1.tMt11. 1M·• •. - . ~ pl.,.. ' School olflelell In Mlllllli•'" • rMCtwd With lhock, ~ ~ - . to the l'llllllg. -;· """ - r II ...,.. IM,_I.IIItr : ', · "lt'a l ..t • llliYolcol lm-k ' · blllty •• t• • I'm concwMCI.'~": · Mid lQ E-lclgo. s~; ... (~....., ... _ f ) -. .._ .. Weather Not u cool tml&bt. ' - In 30a ani too. Cloudy wllll··.·· ratn tlkell an1 uwe ....,.. m" · temperature Frlde.Y. · .·" ·,.. /: .;> ',;>'> ~ " 1' .1'- ~.~< ...... Poll Officials for Nov. 4 Announced an· Precinct officials alii workera for Meigs County' a Nov. 4 election were announced today by the countyboardofelections. were: Grode two. Cindy Warnn, Lara Knighting, Arrlty WIIICOI; grodo - · Eddte Adams. Ponnr Smtih. Backr Crow• groclo four, lhellor O..allor, Barbera Thelll. Joy Nelglor 1 grade five, Doug Warden, Brenda Lowls, Tract W-Ind I<othr Pickens, (lie for third); groclo llx, Billy Bush, Lauro Tholu and lrono Knighting. All of the wlnnon will he pnsenlad prJ-. TRU CK INSPECTION Trucks and workman wait a.etr turn tor winter inapecdon concklcted We&lesda,y by atate ofllclals of Division 10, Marietta, at the State Highway Garage, Chester Road, In pre. parinJ: ror the Inspection, every piece of OCJilpment Is made rea<~y for 1he up.com. lng winter months by the em, l!l!>~ooa • . Truck• ani qther i' ~a... ~- trom 'ill!lli>ito...tenl: Meigs Cotnil;y' fltlte !Hghwa,y IJllrap empl~. ... In lront of one of the trucks l'hlch has been ctven the over.all treatment, lett to rilht, are Gerald Amber- Playtex" Free Gift. & Free Trial 8} 29 value SHOWER CAP NoOne Injured when you buy aPLAmX By United Preas Inte....,.tlonal PrtH'Iflim.~ S~~tulm· 'hJit• and•••YOUR MONEY BACK if not satufied Come in now and buy a PLAYTEX Bra or Girdle. You11get a free• $1.29 value shower cap from PLAYTEX. And, if you don't love your new PLAYTEX Bra or Girdle, return it to PLAYTEX for a full refund. Full details are on a coupon you'll find on PLA YTEX packages and displays . . •2S¢ charge for poslage and handling. • PLAYTEX "Cross-Your-Heart,. and "Living',. stretch bras. White. 32A-40C. From $3.00 ("D" sizes $1.00 more.) • PLAYTEX mtde with LYCRA• ("Double Diamonds""' style shown) and "S lbs. 'lbinner"'!'' girdles. White. XS, S, M, L. From $6.9S. (XL, XXL sizes $1.00 more.) Lpcra II Dll hlll'l rqllltnd lfiMiemalll See the COIIPieta line of Pllftlx Bras -.1 Girdles In our First .Fioeir Llna.-le f..Uons ' Departmenf. /9 IJtn·' ' No one was lnjured in two acCOLUMBUS- GOV. JAMES A. RHODES TODAY proclaimed cidents Wemesday In Meigs Sunlay "Vote 19 llloy" In Oblo In recosnttion of 1he re!eronlum Coun~, both involving trucks. • vote on the statewide baUot two t!&Ys later. tl one, there was no eu~taet If tba Issue passes, 191.1d 20 year old Ohlo residents will between 1he vehlcles, said 1he be able to vote In the 1970 elections. Rhnles urged wters to Slate lllgbway Potrol. A trac. cast ballot& on the issue so the decision would be ' 1 representator-trailer operated by Jerry tlve of the pubUc will"' The governor said his cmtacts witb Hall, 19, Cheshire, was behind youth .,in the llt.Per tee1111 have revealed their deep hterest in a car driven by Ruth Moyer, 36, and knowledge of govermnent.. n Middleport, at 2:10 p.m. Wednesday em Rt. 7, one ani eight. t•I'CII•III'<' nwtml.< fl![flin•l llil! Tt•ll r11l.• WASHINGTON - IF OIHO STATE WINS the Big Ten foot- - · mites south of Rt. 124. HaU sounded his hom and at. ball title again this year, lt would be ''unfortuntte'' Cor football tempted to pass . lie cut back fans not to be able to see the team play in the Roae Bowl, says In, however, beeause of an ap. Rep, Robert Tall Jr., llo-Ohlo. proaching car. 'lbe Moyer car, Taft, In a speech Inserted Wednesday In 1he COf\ll"esslonsl according to 1he patrol, was Record, urged the Big Ten rultJ1! preventing a conference team forced off the right aide of the from r-dJW In the Rose Bowl be waived. road and over an embanlanent. 1 There was oo dama&e to the .Pi I«•• 1 ('ttk ![t•l• ttttnllwr "'""'' _jn/1 tractor~aller. Minor damap DENVER - TilE SOUTHERN SLOPE of Colorado's Pikes Peak, already burdened with more than abc times 1111 Mrmal was done to tho car. No char!IO was !lied. ~r smwtaU, aot more earl1 today, So did DelMir, which No char&~~ was flied ~ 1111 ac. haa recel..ct almost three time• aomuchas tho old Octdler recat 6:t5 a.m. WeclneldaT ord. 011 HI. 7, one ani one • tenth In California, 56-mUHIHiour wlnla whlweclat 5,00kcre miles south of the Melp • Athhru.oh fire lato two -hoiulJl! !nets. Four llrelllen were lolured, 1111 County line. Thera waa mi. one serlouab'. Thl"OO-ClUll'lera of an Inch of rain ••ked tho Datta..Fort Worth area ani !root wamilwa were posted for the IJ>o nor c1amaae to a truck and moderaiD dama&e to the car. tertor poc1i0111 o1 North carolina. otrlcera reported that Frank Haynea, St, Franklin Fumace, Clmul ttn•tlirt• ltl.r t"t:{tmrt Wll lllllldng a left tum Rl. CLEVELAND- STATE AUDITOR ROGER CLOUDWeclnea881111!d1hele!tfrmtofhialrllck oil)" predicted psr...nat property tuea on equipment In Ohio wut &redualll' be eliminated ani the city Incant tax wiD be pl'Oo allUck a car drlvm b)' Jeltle llteveno, 39, Rt. I, LtllfJ1o41om. tectecl In AllY -eel &...-at tax reform In Obto. ' ': · ~. -kiJW here at the annual meeliJW of tha Ohio l'tj). .llc ElrpetidlturO Councll, oald city Income taxes produced $2011 ~, lbr 2:17 Ohio municipalities last year, nearl1 -'lltw 'i .. \he 4217 miiUm· coUected duriJW the aame period in property ' -~a b)' all 936 Ohio clllea ani viUagso, Cloud also predlded i • 'j~lve utenolOD of lnCCIIIlo 1u coverage to schools an! a f~\1"1' real ·.elllate property tax IJOaslbl1 h7,eonatituttoral ··CIIilJnl of & hot!Jestead 0-tlon toOCCOI1Il)ley'aiQI.tax .,._ cl- .· . ,faria. c'• or . . ·. .firirl JtnllH'tl W. ·VA. ..., A . The staffs for the 39 voting precincts listed below are the presldlrw Judge, three judges, and. two clerks, ln that order. East Bedford - Mrs. Sylvia I. Mldlda, Mrs. Mildred F. Betzlng, Mrs, Sadie A. Carl, Lince Hart, Mrs. Maxine P, Williams, Mrs. Helem J. Howett. West Bedford - Frank L. Jones, Mrs. lAvinia M. carper' Mrs. Louise E. Harrison, Ceell 0. Tobon, Mrs. Carol D. Jones, Mrs. lona Brickle&. North Chester -George c . GeMeimer, Mrs. Bertha F. Smith, Mrs. Cleo M. Smith, Mrs. Dorothy I. Myers, Mrs. Norma J. sexson, Mrs. Marcia KeDar. ,Q Beat... Bend ~ Hoeflich ~- Ofthe By oi THE LETART F ALLS PTA wW haveltsoneblg JIIOIIoY-maiolJW 0~ of the year oo Nov. 15 at the school. Proceeds from the actlvlcy wW be uoed to purchase mucllneeded playaround equipment. Ac:corciiJv to plans, the PTA, headed by Dennis Mamoel, pre.. Ide.-, wiD stage a .iltaey '"'per !rom 5 to 7 at the achooL FnJill 7:30 to 8:30p.m. thorewlllbealalent hour featurlll! folk ....., aid ani new, ani a si,...Iong. DuriJ1! theeveo!Jw &lao there wW be an old-tlahloned pneral store opera-· leaturiJW pefiiiJ' ..., dies, homemade jeUiea, a cracker bureland what-llave--you. POMEROY' S CHUCK BARTELS Is bolJl! commenled oowrat dlreetlons for his hanll~ of a rether Ult'leasant altooatloll Solurday near the Beacon service Slatton. Chuck Ia the one who dlscOYOJ"ecl a man In cmvulalona the Illation. The man wu In a Chuck hoard nolsaa COIIIlow llom the YOhlclo. He lnveatlpted ani kflll the alluall• , unler cantrol Ultll 1he pollee ani emerpncy sqllld urhed. After lo1JV thrCJO.IIh tho e,.,.rtonce, which was pntlf.....,.,. low. accordltw to some onloekera, Bartel a WO!t calml,y- hio dlillea at the alation where he to ClllljiOJ"-'"'ed. Mrs. Unla Ward, Mrs. Noll · Middle swart. East Letart - Mrs. F..... ., B. Hayman, Mrs. Focle I. Hay-·. man, Mrs. Eula J. Wolfe, Mrs. Ruth l Wolfe, Mrs. JIUIOI S.. Manuel, Mrs. Evell'n Ma,..L . Letart - James R. HUt, Mrs.: Clara J. Powell, Mrs. Florence. · HW, Mrs. Marale Hunt, Mr~, .. Bormle S. Miller, Mrs. Pa•4lnl Wolle. '" "'' Lcq Bottom - Mrs. :· eaUne Hayman, Harr~- 1. C<Jie, · man, Mra. Nellie E. Andrew, · Mro. Ruth Stetbem, Mrs. Freda G. Lllrlilns, Mrs. Ada E. Great River- Mrs. CarolE. Blsaell. OUWidale - Mro. Either B. Rhodes, Mrs. Marie E. laW'rence, Mrs. Letha L. Protfttt, Leaden, E. D. !Vker, Mn. Mrs. Jean &lyre, Mrs. lJnda Jessie R. Dodderer, Mrs. lfar:J . I. Patterson. Mrs. Juanita M. Lou loogsaotte, Mrs. Potrlcla A. BoDey, Mrs. Mary JaM Soyre. Portlanl - Mrs. Dorio M. Reedley. Reeda.W. - illdeDR.IIlaka, . Sayre, Harry A. ~ Mra. VIolet Bnwer, Charlea Hllton, (Coatlllllld 011 P.lae 7) South Chester - Mrs. Esther P. Ridenour, Mrs. Sodte E. Trussell, Mrs. Yvonne M. Wells, Mrs. Ruth L Jordan, Mrs. Ew Kimes, Mrs. Lucnle Ridenour. Columbia - Mrs. Louise z. Ellis, Mrs. Beulah M. Perry, Vlctor Perry, WUllam R. Lawson, Mrs. Laura Krebs, Mrs. Ethel M. Jordan. Dyesvtlle - Mrs. Grace 'fur.. ner, Mrs. Golden F. stansbllry, Mrs. H~ E. Peek, Harvey E. Starkey, Mrs. Gloria J. llanlqJ. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Walsh. B anol . 'No' Agciln,--. ,, ' ' I PARIS lUPI)- The United S!illn propoaed today lhet Viet. ent; Ernie Cullums, lUll EInam peace negotiators try a chinger, oldest tooc.Umeem. "new approac:h '" to break !he ployee, and Rallanl Tor. conference deadlock through renee, superintendent. smaller and more aecret meet· lngs, but the Communists re. lected the move. The new American proposal , made by Ambassoclor - r y cabot Lodge, called on the com munists side to agree to "re. strlcted" meetings starting on the morning after president Richard M. Nixon's Nov. 3. speech on VIetnam . The move was rejected Bob almost Immediately by chief Viet Cong nsgollalor Madame Would you believe the new Meigs High S<hool is at lcmg last Nguyen Thl Blnh. ready for OCClf:IBncy? Well, It Is. Vocational students moved Into the new bulldiJW this mornizw to begin classes. It had been the h(Ve or om.clala that the wcatioll!ll 11ectlon would be ready when school started. Vocaduw students will have onl1 a day at It this week ID their new quarters. however, since «morrow wUI be a holldQ · due to a meetirw o( the SOutheastern Ohio Teachers Assn. 1n Atbens. The Community Claaa held at Rutland wW be In school Friday even though other classes aeros11 the country wUI be 41 ... missed due to the t<achers' meeti.JW, Tho C0111111unlty Cla11 r,uC a late start ani has some six days to Dlake "' before the en! the yesr. Friday wut be one or thoae six days. eer, assistant superintend- girdle ' x .,. The potters _ . made by children of tho school to promote pe._ of a four mill ICheol -illlng lovy to bo volad on In the Soulhorn Loci! School District on Nov. -1. The potter of Sherun Hill, a third grader, w.. the artza winner and will be e n - In a district can•t omdng finalists of the Racine. Lotart. SyriCUM Etemontarr schools end the JuniOr high. First, IOCIInd oiMithlrd placo winners. _..voir. ot the Racine Elomontory School bra or ~ .•. Top W'mner Winners have bien ~ - · will he "'" ·to ...Icier.. ablociiiN .........., ... ill lhC". VOL XXII NO 137 -----------""-~O_M_ER .....O_Y_-M_I_D_DL_E_POR_T_O..:..I;f_IO_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;_T_YU:...~:..:S:.IJA...:.Y:.......:O:.::C:.::T..::: O::::.B.:.:: c!?:...:3::::0:.....:..:19.:::.69:._ _ _ _ _ 0_ _ _ _ _ _ _T:...:E~N:....C::.:E:;.N:..:..::TS ELBEm;ELDS IN POMEROY '. month remalnid before tht government was obllgoct to oct anyway. the high COU<I Mid In Its decision lhel '"The quosllan prooonlod Is one of par_, lmportence, Involving as I I the -111 of lundarnonlal rights to many thousands of lchool children ..." II told the Appelloto Court In Now Orleens to direct the schools to accopl all or pert of HEW's earlier plena ·or to amend them •s It sen fit. In any caM. It said, .. ...,.._ " pllcll holdings of thll court obllgotlon ot ovorr school entii:,>~;,o at y Sayre, Rancb' Becker, W a y n e nounc:od In a potter can•t ill WeD, Georse Hawkey, Deb! Gal· the Roclno Elomentorr School. Region Received But Sen. James 0 . Eaotlltld, D-Mln .. Mid the ruling '"spells dlustor far public educ:allon In Mlaalaalppl and manr pam of the South." Tho Justice Ooportrnanl heel arguad • botore the s.,nm. Court ""'" time was nMded to perfect lnloiJrollon plana the Ooportment of IINlth, EducJ· • tlon and Welforo bed drlflad for the 30 dlstr-lcls. It contended the pten1 were haatlly drawn and would have resulted In ..._ If put Into offoct ot the beginning of the ICheol y-. AlthoUgh llfflo ""'" than a .) Poster Made vin. • Attend Concert : Ingels Furnltare : • • .• Mournin~ Crown Club Queen Winners Announced Exc •t1no co mpac t A1333 Super The MOBILON. Sc r ee n TV feat ur e s a h and some scu l p t u r e d mu l t ! · c o lo re d c ab i ne t fas hioned m cl ean. mod ern recta ngu lar hnes. In Grained Amenca n Waln ut color and Gold c olor, or Grained Pec an color and . The Rutland Friendly Gardeners Club hes received first piece In Region 1l for Its garwork ther•py with special education students In the Rutland Elementary School during 1961-69. Mrs . Howard Birchfield served as therapy chairman for 1he year's prolecf. The clau II Mre. Martha Searls w a s bolng cantfnued this yoor with Mrs. larry Edwards 11 crowned queen for the week chairman. when the Meigs Tops KnotchThe club will al10 r~ve ere met Tue~ night at the awards for tying for first place Melp County lntlrmary. In Region 11 on the publicity Mrs. Searls had i five pound book ond for honer-able mentlm loss. Runner~p with an over In the stale on Its year-. two pound loss was Mrs. Marte Blrchrield. Mrs. Cecilia MJtch CONDITION IMPROVING opened the meeUng with the Mfaa JOOD Klaer of Le1art prQer. A Halloween part;)' to Falls Is a psdent at the Rivbe held Uds week was plan. erside Methodlat Hospital In ned. It was decided not to cos- Columbus. Her c:ooctl- Ia retume. Games will be played portedl.y Improving. Har room and diet re!realunents serv- IIIDiber Ia 2018 lor thoae who ed. would like to send canto. Baqs SP'Vr1AL Service Gravealde services for Harvey Hendersm Mournln& 60, former MkldleJ)Ort resident who died at St. Albans, W, Va., will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Riverview Cemetery in Middleport. Mr. Mourning resided at It3 Riveniew Drive at st. Albans. He was a retired section laborer on 1he Cheaspeoke and Oblo Railroad and was a member <( the Methodist Church. Fmeral services will be held at 11 a .m. Thursday at the Cu. dorph Funeral Home In St. AI. bans after which time the bociY wiD be brought to Middleport for the graveside rites. George Hargraves, s~erin- Lohse, Steve Miller, Sherrie SUNDAY lenient, spoke to the group on Blackston, Sonly Taylor, Linda SPECIAL SINGING by t h e the importance of supportlrc the Shenefield, Rosemary Rice, servants Quartet at the Mt. Hermon Church Sunday at 7:30 levy. Dur~ 1he meetlll! It was Mary Radford, Becky Wright, reported that the aaBOClation Frank Glralaml, Sherry Hayes, p.m. now has a membership of 100. Batte JeanHobstetter. Marlene MONDAY are sun being aecepted Goodwin ard Glenna Sprague. Dues THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, ani may be maUed to lllorid Dau@lllers of America, 7 :30 p. to Bowen or Mrs. Roy Mayer , m. MooKiay at the 100F hall. Charter to be draped in mem- Pomeroy. Plans were made (or an inory of Elsie Hart; members to formal dance to be held at the wear white. conclusion o( the march~ seaE I e m e n t ason. Named to a committee to ryMiddleport TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE School winDers In a poster Mr. and Mrs. Clemente Men- plan the dance were Mrs. Dan- contest to promote the three IQ' Thompson, Mrs. Mayer, mill renewal levy for the Meigs ehtni wtu observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an Mrs. Uoyd Wr,igbl, Mrs. lllovld Local School Dlatrlct tobevotRobinette, Mrs. Frank Wilson, SHOE STORE open bwse from 2 to 5 p .m. on ed on at Tuesday'sgenaralelec. Mrs. Paul Casci and Mrs. Keith Moxt Door to Elborlolds &mday at their home, 309 Wetztion were announced Tuesday. Goble. ' - - -- - - - - - - - ' gall St. , Pomeroy. Sponsored by the Middleport R was announced by Bowen PI'A, the contest was 1:011®<1e e e • e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e that parents will participate In ed In two categories with prizes e e senior night activiUes at the of $5 lor !lrst, $3 for second concluding perrormance atf~ • Lt.,. : ball games. He recognized those and $2 for third being awarded in each categocy. • attel'lllng in OOservance of : All 74 entries will be dla. • e uDads' Night. " Mrs. Harold played In Mlddle)>Ort business. e • Blackston asked for workers at houses. Winners In 1he flrot • • the Friday night. Refresh- to third grade group, In order • • 1ments were served at the eonlisted, were Janell Kally, Ter: : elusion of the mee~ • • The pep band presented a pro- ri Zerkle and Mary Bath Sla- • '"'7.: ·-·; ..::::·::::::' :::= =: District 13 Friendship Night Held the ltev. Robert KOOn, Charles Coq:er, Gary Boggess, Mike First Bapelsl Churcb. Oiler, Charles Lane, Sam TerRecelvirw: the prb:es for best z~lous, Jim Lane, Barbara coatwnes were Anita arll Marla . and Cheryl Mowery ancl Jayne Sheridan In •• Mary Had a Llttle Hoeftich. POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 171 - Jack............ were Lamb, " moat orlginal; Lena Mrs. Wickham and Mr. alii Phalin. as afalry, the prettiest; Mrs. Bob Hoeflich judged the made durlll! a HaUoween par1y of the Pomeroy brownies held Monlay nlgbt after school at 1he Pomeroy First Baptist Church Mrs. Margaret 5l!erldan, 1he costuml"lo u,gliest, alii Mrs. S&ndy Phalln. basemert. After the children carved thelr jack~larterna they were the funniest. Children of the Meigs Counlighted for a Halloween soag!eat. Canlled IQIPlos were given as ty Home were guests attheparfavors and cookies decorated in the pwnpkln theme and elder ty planned by Mrs. Nettle Bam· were served. hart ard Mrs. Oliver Michael New members or the trcqJare Linda Rosenbaum, Kim Warn-The church socialroomwas exer, Linda Reedy, Anna Wiles, Lisa KiJW, Teresa Smith and tenslvely decorated in the HalMarla Logar. In charge of the perty were Mrs. William Sheri· loween motU:, The refreshment WEDNE!IlAY dan, Sr., 1he leader, who was assisted by Mrs. IHchard Rosei>WIUlWOOD GARDEN Club, baum ani Mrs. Orval Wiles. table centerpiece was an arOthers at the party were 'I'a!nm7Gulnther,SherrleOaborne, ra~ement of mums ln a PUJJ'IP'" 7:30 Wednesday, "come as you are" party, oome of Mrs. Pout Judy HaD, Kathleen Smith, Ala McKinrl)', Manly Sisson, Mary kin container. Mr. ani Mrs. WUllam Sheri- Fisher: Mrs. HlramFtBher,aa. Mitch, Connie Romine aM Maria Sheridan. Recent projects of the Brownies hne Included maklll! clowns dan ard Orval Wiles conducted sistine hostess. THURSDAY out of tin cans ani old socks, ani moldlll! ani palntiJW lesf games and a feature of the eve-MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7:30 plaques. ning was a visit to the "spook" house. Refreshmerts or cider Thursday ~ Middleport F l r s t MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 - Costume prizes were and donuts and can:l.ied apples Baptisi Church. Election of of. ficers . awarded durlll! a HaU~Meen party of 'l'r<q> 39 Monlay nigbt at were served. WOMEN'S ASSN .• 7:30Thurs- the scout houae. AtteOOtrw were Mr. and Mrs. The winners were Velvet Swisher, the prettlest; 8ally WaltOrval Wiles, Anm an:l. Jimmy, day night at Middleport First John Hunnell, Ric~. Ronnie, United Presbyterian Church; ers, the ugliest; Martha Krawsczyn, the JllOtit ortginal, am Je~ Jeff ani Bobby Couch, Mr. ani Mrs . R. M. 5l!erman has book nller Wise, the funniest. HaUoween games were played and refreshments of saOOMrs. Harry Bailey, Debbie and study. Mrs. Rodney Downing. devotions; hostesses are Mn. Keith, Mr. ani Mrs. Richard wiches, potato chips aJXI soft drinks were seTved. AssisUng Flnlaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Joe Bailey. Mra. William Oh. Mrs. Roscoe Wise, leader, with the party were Mrs. Harold Sheridan, Jr. , Maria, Anita, linger, Mrs. LeoKennedy, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. carolyn Haley, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Mrs. Wllllam and Christina, Mrs. Tom Hy· Plummer Beeson and Mrs. J. Walters, Mrs. Franklin Triplett aOO Mrs. Newnan Burdette. soU, Todd ani ScctiY, Mrs. han K. Smith. Gues'.s at the party were suzarn Wlse, Kellee Burdette, ANNUAL MEETING, Meigs Walker, G-.y, Bonnie and Lola, Chris Burdetle ani Barbara Haley. S<outa attenl~ In addition Mrs. June Poole, Lisa Poole, County Pioneer and IHstorlcal to those nanleo ~ere Judy GUkey, a new member, Mary BOggs, Mrs. William Sheridan, Sr., Society, 1 p.m., Thuridlly, St. Tracy Burdette, ~erri Fife, Ann Fitch, Kathy Haley, Trudy Hall, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Vicky, Paul's Lutheran Church, POme. Catby - - · · Jonl Murray, Ann Pesrch, Cindy Trijllett, Jill Timmie a~ Tracy Hysell, Ben- roy, Walburn, Cindy White ani Robin Taylor. ny Skinner. Mrs. Terry Phaltn Soturday 1he girls went on a hike at Forkod Run Lake. They BRADBURY PI' A HaUoween , . . - - -- - - -- - - - - , Carnival, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. were transported to the lakebyMn. LiooelBoggs, Mr. and Mrs. William Swisher, ancl Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Wise. Followlrw the 'lbursda.Y at tbe acboo1 . FRIDAY hlke, the scout11 had a wiener roast. Guests were Paula SWisher, David Swisher am. Suzanna Wise. DANCE FRIDAY, American Lestoo hall, Racine. Music by Scouts on the ota:trc were Mary Boggs, Tracy Burdette, A D n ~·Kord Klnp:" fl. Belpre. Free Fitch, Katby Haley, Trud;y HaD, Cln!yHindy, MarthaKrawscz.yn, re(reshments, JJUbliC welcome. Ann Pearch, Velvet Swisher, Cln:ly Triplett and Jennifer Wiselm!GS IHGH School cheerRaise the fas.h ic!!' MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 - A court or awards was planned leaders• atter..pme dance Fricolors! day lollowring the Melgs..Jron.. for Nov. s when the troop members met recently at tbe scout Reel, ton football game at the Meigs house. brown, or Patrol activities toward completiog badge requirements Junior !Hgh auditorium, 10 to grey, midnight. The Jays will em- were discussed and it was noted that the girls have participated shining cee. Admission 50 CAnts each. in hikes, cookouts, and nature studies. patent. A HaUoween party were planned lor 7:30 Wednesday at the SOUP SUPPER t 'rlday at St. boose. Relreshment and recreation committees were scout Pau1 Lutheran Church, Pomenamed. Costume prizes wlll be awarded. roy , 4 p.m. SOup, sandwiches. pie, cake and beverage. SATURDAY IIOLY COMMUNION, Soturday, 12:15 p.m., All Solnts Day, at Pome roy Grace ~iscopal A resolution eOO.orslng the gram of music. Making up the Cburch. three mill renewal levy tor the grO\CII were Ellen Rice, Steve HIGH SCHOOL dance par1y Meigs Local School District to Sc:hiUlJW, Tim Glaze, Jim with the Jays Soturday, 8 p.m. be voted on In Tuesday' s gener- Haley, Nathan Robinette, Vicky at the Meigs Junior H I g h af election was passed by the Van Matre, Kathy Yates, Jo School auditorium. School spon- Meigs Band Boosters Associa- Ellen Diehl, Sandy Johnson, Kasored. Admission 75 cents each. tlon Monday night ren Grltrlth, Randy Burt, Jmn .: 9995 : . _, ~~ '' ·ed at a Halloween party staged Tuesday night at the Pomeroy •• • ••• •• ••• •• ••• •• .. ·- ·-·- -.. •·· • o., Oct. 29, 19119 Costume prizes were award~ aril Lena, Mrs. Burton Smith, • · " . '· :Party Prizes Awarded -~ ~ ~-· ' ,..._, .., ;16 - The llloll1 Sentinel, Mlddl-rt-Pomeroy, ' .., .. - · - · - e Emerging from the confwr. ence hall , Madame Sinh told newsmen she did not eccept the American proposal, and lnateed proposed !hot oecrot bltelerel negotiations be"'- WallhJng. lon end the Viet tong, excluding Solgon. begin either today or Friday. Communist sourctt had earlier said lhot thelwo conflicting proposals would leve thl two sides In a deeper stalemate than ever. Lodge had propoled the total number of delega,.. be reduced from 52 to 16 members, and that the texts of their peace proposals not be modo pubtlc. It was the oeooncr CllniKUII.. Lodge hod abotalnid from adv•nclng ·•ny pe•Ca pr-ls. and aJnllnod hlml!llf to talking about the talks. 4J1 can- ' I' - · Lodge loft the without delivering tiia negotiating statement In an ICt designed to protest the oiiiiUtlo of the Comm101111 negotlolors. Spooking offer Lodge - ; . tho lwo Communist negotlato& demanded to know &rill when the Unllod Statos woold enter Into direct talks wJfh. th.t VIol Cong. ' Modemo Blnh said lhel .If America was reedy to wtft)· drew Its farces totally end rapidly from South vtetnarw. the VIet Cong '"would enter lr1ljo direct talks with the -~­ govtrnment on the modltitfa of the t._ withdrawal." • Madame Blnh nkid Lodge point blank: "'Would !be U.S. government bo p r - - ' to act this w.y?" Do It Now, · Warns Chase Soil and ...ter - measures being lnatalJed 11,y farmers and ranchero the 1969 Alrlcallllral Conaoir. nllnn Prosram muot be ll&•!lalcy COII1p1oW by 1he ositl Ill the year, accordlna toWQIIa' M. ChaiMl, chairman Ill • . lfelga Coual;r Alrlcaltural 111&blllzadon ani Committee ( ASC) , • • '" He urpd l'armara to .... eon...... plete their - - ..... u 10011 •• pollible. "Sometime• • IbiD wm ..... to got the work dona to Non• ber or December, ..,. lbor llalda him QP. FlnltllllW .,.. . . _ lt'o Nell Y-a tho ACP work l_.. IIDI..... ani the Mit: . . . . . . Clli>t 11111rvve the ~ · 1!MN ·i( theooata""'"·--·· · . . ." bad.,.. o.r. .......... ......, Wbon • . _ . . . . abanl-tllaACPia ASC-m. ,..,..... the a~--.. II 1llllble to ~ Uti · · ......... 'vatlota a' llllla -.JIIi . 'tt!IJ, .....,.~.­ ~ ·~ alii:... ... Dtt. ,.,.., ........... \iii~. ~ ., r ,.\ I • ''' ' I, '' '. �! - ·1 ,t t. llolly Soniinol. II ut I Use 'I ~ 3, 19G9 Ueooorant!" '\ Qppo1nents Fizzl , La rels Lindso 's By B UCE BIOS AT shingto Corr ponden u em ra 5D'Ient ••• , I t s eenes lllelude (I dele- spliashlil,y cation, transve a r tes in jail, lie lndlpiUes. Vol&ln Tl OVE ' AND OUR . e Teach r Corps r - - - - - - - , .10 .A NO m 30 ' arri al s by Kenw· k i pian col s, a ,e .See • Q 108 7 .QJI09 o··:c··: ·· t ! F 6.95 Shirt Lab r, c I s created.a div' · it to a state j . m no it 'th any- reo e t. For ' ... ' ~ WAYN , M.D. IJ g a clw~ unle DAVID L 's E d Now Sport(?) about a Ev h d T 0 T T. yug .. . �, ~ ' t . . '·' ~- Thollialbs.nllnol,l'ome•'Ol'·~•1"'"·0•• 1i.ll!'lf!lal',Oct<lber ~.l,i!'fll ~. Bulls '.•. !· : ' ' '• ~ ;.. · ·. ~ ' . .; ' ' + l' . ! 'I 1:' . · . ;·, · ,. . ' .; ... · , ,;'' '·. 'I' wo K'•llclll wl11m . Drop Cold-Shbt5~Mg~Wa·tlr~prs1~;,: :JO·l SAIGON (UPO - North Vlet. 1111110 ,. troopo auacked a potrolln the centrallfllblando, ldiUI18 t w0 Americana ond ~ 10 hi a ftve.l>ouj" bat. tie repOrted 1>1 militAry opoba. u.s. '. men Cndaf. ... N.BA ~ !rom tile !lold llld the J!Oirol called In U,S. Air 'Force warplanes ond artiU•r.r atrlkea fD ball them out .h i U. Jungle bailie 275 miloa north- Standings llouae, aceordl118 dlea, fD u.s, the threat or a presidential veto, haomov- w-•· QJArters. ~ dlaregardl~ ed to make lvaUable more than •• billion ln extn education fund• thai It voted In July but o1 SOl"'" After almolll constont bnDJ. bordment for ftve · baura, tile North Vlelnameae bn!ke off tile baUie, leevlnl bohlnd ollllt bo- . whkh th..- semte'haa yet to liP- pa·on!'. W-~ Admlaalona Pllbllcatlm ol admlaaklbola proldblted unW fllrther ...Uce. Birth • Mrl. 1!4ward J, Huaaell, .Rt. I Pl. Pleasant, twin dautilltera, Wed 12:28 and 12:30 p.m., 1101- "l11l' lloutK' haa agreed on a doy. Dia........ Goorlll! Arnoll, Leroy lllpll, o1id in a l()oCBlled contlnui~t~re­ Charles E. Beclde, Mra. Luther t'oluHon to fil8nee Ute Health, A. Bowles, Larry E. Duke, EdWard Koll u-1 V•m!Ol 1-:duoaUon and Welfare Depart• .lfi.C • • mont and other fediral ageJ>o cies whose budletl for the eurrent ftocal )ear 111111 ...e not vOle C. McWhorter, Fred c. M.yer1, Mrl. Louella Neal, Mr1. be~n.pasaod 1>1 Coagresa. Rua~ell Nltz, Mr1 . . Heraehel ·uooae llopmllcan Leeder Getald 11. Ford of Mlchlpn Wlllkblo, Mrs. JaabeUa Wli1011, warned hlo · colleagues that he Mrl. Rogor D. Bollier .and ln. fant 1011, Mre. lAJula E. Cox, would ask President Nixon to and Infant son, Mra. WendeD veto the enUre measure lt the E. Craig and Infant dautllrtar, Senate IIP.Ill'OVOI IL Nixon's IHI:Iget calla f o r R. SpaunondhlIIJ)Ondl~ ~ 1 billion amually on aid to schools and college• and that hao been tile nte o! .~ · olnce tile nocal year becU July I. 'lllo Rouse oecthe ·•Oboot aid IIeure at ~2 bWion · when it approved lite HEW budBet In July. 1\.Tew . It IInck 1>1 that ~2 bWion 1 1'4 ·~~ !lpre In paeai!W tile contlnq reaolutlon aDd, It the Senate COVINGTON, Ky, (lJPO . 1081 alcq with lt. the extra Kentucky ond Ohio .... reach!undo would become a¥1llable ed accord onllnanclal plans lor al mldntaht Friday when the construction of 1 new bridge prevlouo cOitlmi!W resalutlon over the Oblo riverwhlchwould , eQlrea. link Covington with Clnelnnatl, It was &11110Unced Wednesday. Plt~qll. l'.~ 'lllo new bridKo, when ..... structed, would replace the old R{·.~tortlliml Chesapeake and Ohio bridge, MASON- 'lllo Avalanche elosedlastyeerbytlleKentueky Club ol Vernon Communlt;y, Department of Hlt!bways boo flas begun a project to rea. cause of deterloraUon of the n'•m·-.·~·oa'd tt1 held- l'ole of 177 to 124 iudude the addltlooaJ school .._king draft" of fhe NI>COII Cllftord M. Hardin's new draft edmlnlolretlon'o pr_.t new plan, dellvtlred to Hou!O farm ·wheel support -ram would leadero ala prtvete conference thl k the It teeve prlceaullll!lri level• to the earlier • wu • 1J4r Y discretion of tho aecrotary of concept would be cut out of 19rlculture, It woo learned. the wheel - proarom. lei·~ R 1 Tho draft 1110 p r - adopwOU a0 lion o1 a oyotem under which Tho oecretory, according to price aupport poymont rotn for the new drift prop out, would , , HI a price oupport Plyment IJII tfu• 1111'111 f·t'lllll rete lor wheal annually on the •-t o1 - I I economic fee farmers would be reduced If ,.... I · rket prices for -•--t tors such 11 farm Income open-ma - · - needs probable mer!tet prlcea go current law, support and need for production payment rotH are liKed by wheel. This "preliminary" PlY· law. Framers who Olmply with ment raM ~ld be ll'lnOi.H'Iced gowernment acreage controls. to farmerl before each growing get 1 payment which brings rt· season. After the whea1 crop was lurna on a II- portl ... 0f IIC h grower's crop up to 100 per marketed, however, the Agrlcent oI lh e "Iair earn 1ng pow- culture Department would compare actual market prices with er" por IIY pr Ice. ~::: :C'=a~Mr~~ U~~ ::·.;~arlo& I O,fj.'fi•r tore Colonels Climb Into Tie For F"IrSt Place After 122-117 WiD' .for Pn nd the lOO.year...old Vernon School llouoo. ~SOme repairs already have been made to tho ·building which serves as the Avalon. che Homomekoro Club moot. ing place and as a cornmunlt;y bulldlnK. To r&loo more money the club, will ploee pla<fleo wltll names ol those persons tllat attended the school, or In 11101h0ry ol tlleae thai attend ·ed lt. So far, $139 for 139 names b&vebeon colleeled for Che pl~a. mit money wUI , ......od for,....,_, · n$$;,w 1 2 'P j;'U:r ; the TIME WAS .• . Have v-. OociiGr "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" IIA'N ST. POMEROY F• ' ~ . llf·Pt·-lp OPEN DAILY Mlaa Elalao ......,.,.,, at NeliOII\'IIIe, .... a' .. ROUND ... - ol ber Pll;tnll, Kr. Mrs. ,J. R. MliiPI!¥, Jail!!, and STEAK USOA CHOICE BEEF SIRLOIN ,.. .:=:] ( lD ij:30 i • ! • . ,,, r .r. · IIEALLY clefDIIated deaere teat lite ahook bulldhlp 100 lllllel ~n--.. LaaV.•*"•· . GillS GOWNS: Size 2 to 12 Lone Coulottes (Pajamas) Size 4 to 12 1 BOYS AND mer- 1 PC JUMP SUITS HOUSE SLIPPERS u .L e p.... ·, .l-.- 10 h Ideal C risl!nas LAY·A·WAY THE .SHOE BOX ON THE TIN Where Shoes Are S.uibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. L-.;;;;,;,;;,;,;....,;.;.;.;.;-.,_..1 I I I I NYiUJt 7. 1%1 period on oatH t: ·~ · ~;. COLD $1.00 MEDICATION I I I I I I Reg. $1.49-6 oz. Bottle (Limit 1) of YITALIS" Reg. 1. 25 HA IONIC 7 OL lOO's _,ot«'>.. _.;,;RII;;:,·-98c----- . ~"~-"' '1'!0'' ""''GILLETTE FOAMY Regular or Menthol Reg. 1.19 ONLY 11 oz. .R.EG. s..,.. tatonlltd Hush Cushion MfMint, • Thick Silicon S•und Sponge • HaN· oned turhl MI"CJ.uallty · ,to.I..Josil ot"l owl•ol lln,.nen enchwd r. o clrnofnlcolly hlancod turntoblo oppear-1118 ~eUe, Jacq,ue , (iabrttsch, 4th. , " l'olnt Pleasont tllrla auandlOll wen 'lloi!!Ja Rui;n, ~ .' I·'IHhor, l•lliillo. UO~Iiicr. Brea • S"''lcol St..t viMI.wc..ttft' ltlolllo l · cuts · flbas ohart • Llf... lmo Grind s1.•• c.~.·, Dob· ... ·'.. .. DIISTAN NASAL MIST .'JT AIM.LiiSI I TilL whoN II c,.ol, ""T.:.mtnr.·.. Sink "'Fla.... • rftiNIIir Rivet• • r-..llera' "' 51nla cr• • • Uncl,..autt... llctd. ,: '· - Rea. &5c only 44c Reg. 79~ LAVORIS Weekend Guests Hvoh(•) "'"' 1000. • Ooo of the two hst iioposen • • · Th only one b.ttlll' Is aur '"''*"~I Hush. FEATURES • E"xcruol•o TOOTH PASTE I Roy Snowden s Have Fllher, 3rd; beatcoatume,Donna Rulen, 3nli advanced 1trut, Jacque Gabrltach, 3rd, and bell J~e 4 thru 8 THE KIDDIE SHOPPE '2·50 S4.50 Vlrtllnla, Medal awards were pruent- 'd Slao . .. Miss Jackie Porter oiHunD118· too. 1bey co-tad wltll stria from Ohio, Kentuckf. and Well ' dillS I I I I I · The slrlo are lnstrueled by • Aallto .!llrla · YucCA · -cu keep their men In a amall area around Mt. Hermon In the south some miles from the lsraelllronlll!f. This fall a1 the weather on 1\At. Hermon became uncomfor. t 1 bt e they ,_ -wan mov tng rarther south within striking distance ot northern Israel's Industry ""d agriculture. Israeli estimates say their number has grown from around tOO o year ago to more than 5,000 now. ;r:7 &Mo. thru 12 Yrs. ASPIRIN Bilrverl)" C)npfiU USDA BON.EL£SS PAJAMAS: Slzt ~ permitted tho commandos .. r.m BOYS AND GillS tlnue to provide price aupport ,.;. .... 1or all~.......... ..._.. .................... melnderofthefarmer payment _.,1 who..·-;""'";-.,., would come from government : . : , contr:'_v If : ; : '"':,~'d., ex toling taw, which ••· . or tavots than In the past In Ires If the end of 1970, the order to encourage exports with ~Ice IUpport payments ere minimal gt~Vernmtnt export made on each grower'l lndlv- aublldltt. In recent years, _.._...1 •• .-.. 1oans •· lduol lharo ol tho domesllc _w•_,.....' •~VI ~ ~• market for wheat uaed •• hum- kept at 11.25 per bushel, but an toad. In recent yeera, far· ...... ,.,. Ha~m •u program wou ld en· ble t•1o be -· -~ •• ~ 10 to a ·~m per c::::l . · Win4 Firsts With Batons 0 ! ........... BAYER 1 . Po•-- Hardin'• plan, whtcll lollowl tloaely· ll1o Pnoo of • olmllar ~ron\ outlined tnt for ,.._ t.c~ groins, -.ld a>nllnue lo mokt auppltinanlal- prrmenll ..,ly on the domestic humen 1ooc1 portion o1 111o crop. Hardin's pion also would CDII· 95 ··~· ~ I ed on lndiYIG!al JUdt!lnB!or mil. ltary atrut to Dlalle Fllher; 4tlo; lntermedlata solo, Olano T81ACOt - ·' '' .fO produC· PPHS Girls 5:0o·to 9:00 Pll .•,. s · . . ·- - • pr.. "'.%:1. . k$10 p .•s. - The ..... ....,, Plan tlfleri . tram tho . which Pill• ollet cellll!ll ly .., tho nUMber ol Jl\heel ocres 1 '"'""" "'!" ~ ll he rlcutlur'e D 1 h'.'*"'' 1heg_row~ wents Oover.,mtnt ~ t ":. t I · Jonrie corpa." •:Go Ai(ti-lP:GII .Pr., . Slrilat1Qi30 A• ' . ' ,, . . ' ~. ol lllolr GOUld use hi1 .remalrunt ~ tor vi•IU.Il~ ~~~~ crope ht ~- , W ;tt;out , ,__. ~.. illlifl!lllti'W . t I It years. . . To quotlly lor gover;nn\ent aupports under tho ·Ilardi~ pten, growtra WO;Uid ,_...,. tO Idle, or "sol &aide"' 0 I I - per-t· of lllolr l•rm cropllnd. Aftar · hiving retired ll1o ocrt190 In omounll delormlned by ll1o All· I I o.s.u. pme Mr, · and lfr& Jaclde Elam. . Mr. Alii MrL Lee ROUib and Wnlly ol ('.ell.,......... SuDlily 'llllltora <il Mr. aD,t llrL Wey ~..._, and fiiDII1 and wltll III'L Helen Johnson. Mr. ll!d Mrs. Fred Tucl-· man AlllllrL Jack Elam' BW were !oiiJndv bualneao ltor1 of r•lllpniJa. Mr, and llrL Cbarlea So,yre and famlb' ol...- Clleaterwere receJlt Yllltor ol Mr. and MrL C._rleo So,yre and Don. lo ,411 per liOn kef price for the pest. """ .----------------------------------············-·--·-········-·--········-·1 $150,833,740, or 12.79 a share, In 1969, and $205,610,763, or $3.10 $1.075,557,070. The third quarter showing, per share In 1968. Nine-month which reversed the . trend for sales were $3,517,301,540 this the flnt hall ot thl year com· year and $3,601,591,165 In 1968. pared with 1968, was besed on 1 return on sales of four per cent, tompared with 3.1 per cent In the third quarter lest year. The steel Industry raiaed prices on 1 broad range of proRUTLAND - Weekend JIIIO&ta ducts -In 1969. ol Mr, ond Mro. Roy Snowden Third querter shlpmenll lor u.s. s...,t rosa to 5.5 million were their son. Leland. and bla tons In 1969 from 4.9 million 11011 - ln - law, Jerry Dolan~ tons In the um• period lett Pahleav!Ue, Ohio. Th01 all attended tile Gallipolis • Lopn yur. The No. I steel producer an· footboll Kame at Lopn of which nounced nine-mOnth profits of tllelr IJ'II!diOil l.arey lsa melllber o( the Gollipolla team. . PT. PLI!ASANT- TheFPIIS . l A faml'· ...... ~...... . Mrs. R<lberl Gner of 221• " ••- ..... lla,lorMteo ..., !oar IIJ'OUP troc · held at tile Snowdon home alter 1 Jihlesld th8Unltad!ilatea'l'wlrl. Jackll!lll Ave . ...., !lrlll place tile.....,. Thoae attending were ._ Aaaodotloo <0111211 SlondQ' tropl!y hi baslc ltruUI118 and a Carroll ~ den, -War "·morlal Field llouae 3rd place.medalln belt_.-. Mr. and Mra. "'"'" at InK 91 red sequin Gary and Amette, oiGollipolla; ~ Kenova. ~.. e """" a - · Mr. ond Mrs. Bruce Ma.r, Dob. , Ia tile senior dlYIIIIoa, flrat AU !oor girl a aro hlstruet. ra and Mike; ond Mr. and Mra. ·· place wao _ , . hi twirling ed by Ja-•• Gabrltach and Homer Parker, aU local. Le. · donc«wwrl routine ond are members · -ofthenewlyform' · •- ...•aw • ttenc1.. .~ · · . land and hi• ICII-u~ ' parade corps. 1bere waa a ~ od lllaaon Count;y TwlriiJis ad the at Colum. . bul liab!rday. for ftrat place with ~mmn C 1 . Vallay lllajoretlea in "beat ma. orp · We.'ve com, ci long way from the home rt111tdies folks !!led in olden~·· · ' Today - drlig cliiC!WeriH ... ' ' are conlfllftlfy being· made. -~ of mtl'l obi -growers wwtd hlvoleu ~ lor supplemental· governmen1 aid Herdln;l oposa1 provides lhot 15 11 ":resent 75 ctnll 'bu hel ot the t~rme< PlY· per • menl would be raloed by COli· tlnulng 1 government tax on domestic wheat millers. The r• signed as "'suit of It In April and since had served •• head or a caretaker _government. He quit that lob on Oct. 22, disclaiming responsibility tor Lebanese army action against the commando& Infiltrating from Syria. The question ot a ·solution then tell lo President Chorles Helou who declared last May that Lebanon could not deal or negotiate with the commandos as e sovereign body. A later taclf agreement their forays against Israel can mean only that a third Arab nation has surrendered to forces rejecting a peaceful I Mldealt sefflement and de· mending total oblllerallnn of Israel. atrudure. King Hussein of Jordon tailed I The !adoral sovenunent will In his efforts to contain the put \w 50 per cent of the rums commando terrorists and as I lor the new brldp, estimated result hIs throne Is endangered. to eoot · - $8 inUllon. Ke1>o Preslden1 Glmal Abdet Nas- I tucky would poy the 55 per cent of the remalnirc CGst, while ser ot the Untied Areb Republic Ohio would pay 45 per cent. also was forced to lend Altltoush tile Department o! reluctant support to the com· Tra-tlon has IIP.PJ'Oved mendo ·and he& lost mUch of the the bridge, omclal 'a pprowl power ot his Arob leadership. But he remains the beat the mall eome !rom the U.S. BurRussians have and continues to eau of P.mllc R<lads. The U.S. Coast Guard wUI conduct apubo receive their support. lie hoari!W to air IBvipUoual Lebanon hes been In • state I ol!)~p115, .11ot .~ . l!o,4,1)Y..... ~1 ~rts,t.• ov~ ~e guorrl)!f,!.,... · eltpreltmlnall' •ttPPr<>¥1Ho~the , •J~~~r .l~h.sprin,@ , .., ... • pr~ject. , · Premier Ras ld ~earaml re. I NEW YORK tUPil -'-U.S. SIHI cOrp. lfas roported In· ern• In se111, proflq and shlpmenll tor the third q.,.rter ot 1969. Big steel ,..,portld earnings Tueadoy ol $.16.100.000 or 87 cents a lhllre, on 11lea totaling 11, 169,JOO,OOD. compared with the ~.CNI.l'UO or 61 -~~ par lharo earned In the almllar tcp ' ., . In 3rd Quarter for U. S. Steel I I ......,••.•. ..· ··· . :·.::.~a~.!;!:~~~"":,:'! • ... ld ..,pport PI~~ rete wou a. reduced ....-use- presum. IY PHIL NEWSOM UPI Forotgn News Analyol Whatever the outc:ome of the current crisis in Lebanon. the future of thai hoii-Chrtsllan, helf-Moilem country can only bo ·-t~·ed bleak. -Any compromise with Pelestl-· nlan commandos demandothol !hoy be given lroedom ot rhovement within Lebanon for Sales, Profits, Shipments Rise -· . Lebanon's Future: Bleak Agreement Reached On Br:A,.,e Elected to AEP's Board E~ers~ach Hardware- · IOf w weraused curell,..a · On . R..,.ca The Dally Sentinel, t•omeroy.Middl~, 0., 'lllurodoy, O.:Wber ' ·'· 1989 House Dares 1HO&PITA~ Nt:ws I Wheat Support Levels Would. Fall N• · V to llolzer Medical Center, Flrot · . IXOR e ~v::!:::;~~ Secretary in New Nixon Plan onlY- ••• . n Schools p.m. only. Parenti 0 trl 1 "Ia...-• price In ad: NVO rlcel.ved PIJmenls . IVASIIINGTON (UPO - Tho lowed on c-a ca ~ WASHINGTON IUPI) - A Undo< Agriculture 5ecretary .,.... . ol aboufll fO per..,_ on l1utml \ltuc:kc:cl ' ' ~ ·- TEBRAIIYCIN , ·. A & DSCOUR TULETt, COI4BIOTIC . . INJECTION, 10 cc vial, PENICILLIN . ,, . . INJECTioN; 1~ cc:v1~; r •.· TERRAII'(CIN - ~,. . " INJECTION, 50 .cc vial ... , MOUTH WASH 7oz.53C Rea. 92c Poli.ent Powder &.65 oz. �.. Franco Unbends to West MADRID CUPII-Spaln an- the start of a perlocl tMture a c..thollc t•ym~n'a org~~nlutton ferod promiMd to . . . tranaltlon from tho outhorltorl· Opus DoL MW·etl of closer economic and aniom o1 30 yean oi .Franco to political 1101 willl tho rest of lrNior pen -oal and. aoclal At IHII 10 ...W cabinet what "-· Europe - y urodot' a """ cabinet that a>mbl1101 youth with 1 pro-WHtern outklok. Franco's rapl_...,, of 12 of Political observers saw Ge- the 18 cabinet mlnlstera transnertllulmo Francisco Franco's '""" tho Facllflorred gbinet lhakeup Wednesday as st;•lo Falange to the Roman mh11sftri n ·intmblrt ~ or cloooly ouodoted wlfh 0pua Dtl. It Is Spaln'a bell ..-wlr of twchi10CIIrllo busl,_, lnduslrlollota and oc!uelton ond has long fought for greater liberty In politics. Franco, 16. gave up none of t~o strongman tuthorlty he has held for 30 yean.He 11 still prnidlnt and chief of atate. Tht shakeup was another step In Franco's efforts to prepare S.pln for the time when ht either retlrH or din. On JUly 23, Franco named Prince Juon Corloo of florball, 31, II his eventual IUCcatOI', I move ftle Opus Del approvtd. 11 waa the bliiiJOII shuffle In tM 30 years Frtnco hal ruled ar\d came on the 36th ennlvtr· of the toundi111J of the Tho lloib' Sonlinoi, Pomel'Ol'·Middiwort, o., Thurllciaf, October : • 11169 TV... in OIL PAINTING CLASS - The French Art Colony ot Gallipolis is aponsoril18 classes in oHpatntln,geveryTuesday at 8 p. m. in the colon,y's stucllo at the K of P BuDd- trw, corner of second Ave. and Locusl Registration may right, lnsu .....1.0.·, assists Mrs. Clarence Mulford, left, of Cheshire, with shadow technique while the Rev. aOO Mrs. Gary B]'(M'n, Pt. Pleasant, work in the backgrowd. News... in Briefs (Continued !rom Page 1) Marietta, does not have a t;l5..50 store lie ens~ The purpose of the license is to locate businesses that should pay the business and occl.l)atlon tax. TH ltU~ 2 13 STOCKHOLM - A CAUFORNIA INSTITUTE OF Technology proleasor today won the 1969 Nobel Prize for Physics and two Eur*'n professors, one from Brltain and the other from Nor~ way, won the chemistry award. i h., • 0 _ _, The nv.,y .... Swedish Academy of Sc ences gave the p•. . ,. stcs prize to Prot Murray Geli-Mann, 40, of the California Institute of Technology, am lhe chemistry award to Prot Derek H. R. Ba~ I!J<II! the llq>e_riai College of Science •!;l .:r•chnoiorut in·~""' ~nd Pr"'; ~-;:.ei.;~~:~t;,:;:rroslo. : ~~8.-:::.:-~.(.:::.~~·:·:~;:.:.:·:·:-..~o~-:-=-~ Remrd Lt.'{t• [ n.•urt/flt'l' Polit',\' llolf"lli ,.. BOSTON - An unidentified business executive has taken out a record $20 million insurance policy with the John Hancock Lite Insurance Co. John W. Gardiner, senior vice president at John Hancock. saLd. Wednesday the a~ 111181 prerniwn on the o...Unary ille policy wUI be $1.285 mUlian with the commission split aJnOQl several agents. He said the po)icyholder was over 60and the chairman or the board or a large cornpai'Q'. Hancock has 50 multi. million dollar po)icies "ln people havingmlnlmumestates of$$ mlllion, 11 Gardiner said. The previous record was a .17.9 million policy. Battle Deaths Rise Sharply SAIGON (UPl) - U. S. combat deaths lncnased sharply lut week to 102 men, 24 more laan the week before, American headcparters reported to.. day. Communiques reported three new battles Wednesda,y and t<>day which killed 48 Nort11 Vietnamese and Viet Cong. The DUmber oC Americans killed in action last week marked the first time the toll had risen above 100 for any sevenperiod In more than a mm.th. The number of American wounded last week was placed at 530, fewest In 22 DICII!hs. day MUitary spokesmen said two Amor:lcans were ld.lled and 12 1t'OWKied in the three new batUes nporled today. Two of the d.ashes were in the CentraJ IUiblands near An Khe and PleUru and the third near An Hoa along the central coast. COLUMBUS (UP~ - ~ lice, ata.rt1ng today, are authorized to remove keys from the i!lllitim or unlocked and unattended cars. The police officer must leave a DOte on the car giving his name, badge number and the place where the keys may be reclaimed upon proof oC ownership. However, the officer is not required to turn in the keys to the pollee station until he completes his toor or wt,y. GRANT A.PPROVED The U. S. Office of Economic Opportunit,y has notified the olfice or Congressman Clarence E_ Miller or a grant o[ $52,369 to the GalUa- Melgs Communlt.Y Action Corporation In Pomeroy. The areas served are GaiUa and Meiga Counties. The grant is to be used for program administration and communlt,y organization. Q- How often does the common lobster shed its shell? A-Young lobsters molt from 14 to 17 times during the first year. Thereafter, it molts but once a year or perhaps only once In two years. - TIME IS NOWDON'T WAIT POWER-YAC Cleaning System HOMES- TRAILERS- PUBL. IC BUILDINGS, ETC. NO MUSS NO FUSS - HAVE YOUR FUR· NACE CLEANED TODAY _ CHASE HARDWARE All the Dirt in Locust St. One Simple Operation Middleport, 0. CHICAGO CUPI) - Before court got under way, Bobby Seale had some advice for fellow Black Panthers attending the trial of the "Chicago eight." "If anyone aHacks you physically. you know the principles of the party-vlf. defense ... " Remember one thing-hold your cool." By ttle time court ended Wednesday, Seale had been gagged and handcuffed to his cl1air by order of U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman, after Seale screamed at the judge and prosecutors and U. S. marshals. Hoffman , who earller repe~~ . tedly had warned Seale he would be gagged and bound If _... C\'>nllnued: to try w;·eross- :.","~~~: r:~:::s::; ~s;;!~r:; &lr ·ng«fU other seven defendants. Dioturfloncu AI Trial Most of Wednesday's dlstur. bences In the trial of eight persons charged with consplr· lng to incite riots at the 1968 O.mocrallc Nollonol Coowenlion came with the jury 0111 of 111e courtroom. Seale's first outburst came when fhe defeme objected to U.S. marshals searching membe-rs of the defense's legal staff. Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Schultz strode to the bench and said Seale's speech to other Panthers about "physical at. tack" made the search necessa· ry. Seale jumped from his seat and ran toward Schultz screamIng, "You rotten, racist pig, you liar, you're a liar. Tricky Dkk Schultz, like his boss Dick Nixon. ia a liar." Three marshals dragged Seale and threw him Into his chair as defendant David Dellinger. a pacifist, tried to <.fop them . Contlnuts To Scream Seale continued to slap the table and scream "liar" and "pig" as mllrshals pinned him In his seat. " Why didn't you tell the cour1 I told my brothers to keep their cool?" he yelled at Schultz. Dellinger stood up and announcd: " let the record show that all the defendants support Bobby Seale In his efforts to defend himself." (Seale says only Charles R. Garry of San Francisco, recuperating from an operation, Is his attorney. Judge Hoff. man ruled William Kunstler is Seale's attorney.J Hoffman replied: "I submit they are bad risks for bail . I will not retain on ball men who defy the ordero of this court. II they prefer to sleep In the county jail, then so be II." Seale yelled at Hoffman: "If you try to suppress my conlfltullonal right& to speak out on behalf of tnyself, I can only set you as a racist. bigot and fascist." When Hoffman said, "Young man, If you keep this up... " Seale Interrupted, "Old man. if you keep denying me my constitutional rights you are going to be exposed." S...lo Domonds Rigllts As the afternoon se~•ton opened, Stele burst out, "I still demand my right ., to crosaexamine the wltnna." Almost weerlly, Hoffman said, "Mr. marshll, take that man and deal with him as he shc. 1ld be dealt wily." "All the power to the people," Stale shouted as he 4 Q&;.: '"' • ~""qt'Vwes BELL GARDENS, C..llf. (UPJ) - Little Jody "Smllil," with a cheerful smile, poilted out her parents to pollee WediiO!iday. The couple, Mr. am MrL Ronid F F uet, -•·· -~ a · ouq appare._._,.. doned the 4-year-ald girl llonc· side a h>ghwoy Friday. 12 f.:ttHWrtl Ke<Y positiono to direct the pubilcatlon ol lila 1970 Eaa1ern lli&b School year -bavebeen Oiled, Charles T~ior, principal, oald_,. Pbyiiio MciDI,yre and Kathy Bohr will ......Ut Cl!e year IMxlk and Bill Cole haa been named D "There's my mommy and daddy," ohe said when dep. uties, acti~ on a tip, took her to a home here. Fouquet is 31 and his wife, Betty Louise, 26. Th steel nd ~-•-• ey werearre a on suspicion of felony child abandonmeiL Ofthe Bend (Continued trc.n Page lJ better. / The ~~IJ1)1DY suggests when buyl~ food to avoid shopping when you ~re~ and to leave the husballt at home in order to avoid wi'n:ll ·~ with a cartlD&d of impulse Items. The(,i)roch 1 ye lree ol charge and may be obtaioed by writirv ,lile Dlrfof Pli>lic Relations, Avco Delta, 20600 Chagrin1Boulevarct. ker Heights, Ohio, 44122. ARE YOU k RISTMAS CLUB MEMBER'? If so, you are among 16,015,000 members across the United States who saved a total or $2,218,612,000 during the year. A survey conducted among members shows lbat over '900,000,000 ol the savings wlU be spent on gilts and that more than half of the member s pian to start their ohq>ping before '111ankqivtng. Pretty big operation when you think of It, Isn't It? POMEROY EMERGENCY SQUAD members belle.. in hei.Pirw themselves. They'll appreciate your s-rt Saturday when they otog• a rummage sale at the Boothe buildirw on W. Main In Pomeroy begiMirw at 9 L m. The IJ'<ql is rajslng funds for a new emergency vehicle. EDWARDS ASSIGNED HAIITFORD, W, Va.- Ar111¥ Private First Ciaso Glom Edwards, 20, ..., of Mr. and Mrs. WUitam Edwards, haa been assigned as a cannoneer wilh the IOlst Airborne Division (Airmobile) in Viemam. His wtre, Carol, Uvea on Route 1, Letart, W, Va. .. • nour Beat • • • TO CLOSE AT NOON om ceo o1 the Meigs Count,y Courthouse will closeatnoooon Tuosda,y due to lile - · 4 eie<>tion. Judge John c. Ba<cm of the Common Pleas Court said the noon cloebw: is in accordoo ance wlth Ohio regulations. Filled nl aaslstant editor for budness affairs. Linda Boor and Debbie Keebaugh were named aulstaut editors lor lldvortlaiq and hu made more money than all Martin Osborne and Bcomle of them put together, especially Walker aslistant editors for Debussy. And W - y niGht. ..bacrlptlons. producers Frank PepplaH and NO INTERVENTION John Aylesworth, along with NEW YORK (UPl) - Preaidirector Bill Davis, knew how to showcase a good thing d<nt Nlxut llaid be Wlll't Intergorgeously. The production, , _ In the foor-day.oid Generespecially when outdoors, was al Electric Co. strike eitlloullh by far the best and most 11101111p111ent and lobar have tahandsome of any Alpert special ken steps whld! could threaten to dete. his 11111-Jollalloo policies. Alpert and his collugues PLAN SALES have established. smartly, an NEW IIA VEN - WomaJ ollhe Image that Is almost synor~y­ mouo wltll the Malibu. Colli .. st. Jooepll Altar Odid wlilspon. Beech crowd-the casual style sor a r1IIIUIIa&O sale Friday and of dress, the soft pastels and SobmiiiJ' from 9:30 a.m. to 4 sudden coloring of ocean- p.m. both cia¥• at tile Tbabet oriented scenery, the muted, Bldg. here. understated SOlr\ds even of pop music. When Alpert winds up ASKS DIVORCE his torso, puckers up his lips ChargbW grou neglect of and lets go on his trumpet, duty and extreme crue11;y, Eldwhat comn out Is not the en D. Markin&, Pomeroy Route blasts of aid (I pity some- 4, has rued suit for divorce from times). but the soft, measured Betty Lou Marldns, Oak Hill, notes of self·confldent luxury. Fla., ln Meigs Couriy COmmon II Ill> not only wltll lodoy, Pleas COUrt. was taken to the lockup and shackled ond gagged. When he was brought back end chained to his chair, Hoffman said he would have the gag removed If Stele behoved. Stele managed to yell through the gag with sulflclent force, and he was taken out again. When he was returned, the illg was taped to his face. When tl'le jury w• brought In, the judge explained what happened and said: "Federal judges are not referees of prize fighters. " At the end of the day, Hoffman recessed court and marshals removed the gag. "All power to the people," Seale shouted. h • . ,. ,~ .. .J...J Y1•tu- Hook PoNIM RI!VU!W the Hoosier Hotshots? The next thing you'll be saying 11 that you can't recall like Mannen. Mckinney's Cotton Pickers? The Harlem Footwarrnen? Borrah Minnevitch and hit Harmonica Rascals? The Mound City Blue Blowers? Claude Debussy and his Bolero Beiters? Well, oomo poopte lust don't appreciate art . Anyway, the Tijuana Brass Panthers' Seale Set Down Hard be made at any time. ln:Uvidua1 membership in the clOO is $10 and $15 for a family. Charges are $24 Cor 12 lessons. Classes b~: ng o*''ered are water colors, oil, baste drawtrw, sculp .1( art IQ)preclatlon. Above, David Lyons, and with todly's affluent middle clau. but with tho tow preuure ·approiCh that ""' bnt on te1ev111on. The )II'Oducllon crow did well CIOCKEN ON MENU Drew Webater Post 39, Pom-eroy American Legion, wW have a chicken dinner ·loll'"'· i~ this Morday nl.ght'e meeting. Plana Cor Veter101 DI,J wUI be dl..,uoond. Dinner wW be served at 8:30 p. m. 0 d ~ ea The little glrl, who told {Continued &om Jlllie I) M. McKinley, Mro. Mildred P. Mro. (l<Jidle Borirv, Mrs. Rull1 Long, Mro. J'!lnita D. Gerard, ON NEW GRAPEFRUIT DIET If it h followed •••ctly, tht av•ate tn"er-ltht ,.,,." 1hould loN 10 povl'lds In 10 dor•· Thi• .,..... dl., plgn lttl you 1tuff y.IA'..It with tood1 t~.. .,.....,_ fat'bldden . Such •• big tr""IHCI of fat, 1out.. rn hied chic • ..,, rich gravlea, moro,nalse. loll•t•• swlmllllnt. ln butter, haeon, IGUIOfel and ICI'CIIonblt4 ..,,. Yow con eet until ~01.1 or• full, urt~ll r~ connot pouildy eot any mwe. A copy of tftl1 rtew arM! stortlng aucc4talllll diet pion can b. obtoln•d by ..ncllng $3.00 to Gropefrvlf Dlot, Bo• 6128, Leowood, Ko"IOI 66206 . •t•CII•• Aemtron• World's Most \ Aa:urate DEAN GILFORD CROWELL OF TilE COLLEGE or Education at Ohio Unhersit,y talks with l¥rard Bowol {federally· fiWied) sttxlento from Southeastern Ohio at a pkcqo.alcotree hour• who are now enrolled at the universtty"s main campus in Athena.. L to r are DenDis Ault of Middleport, J1110 Auit or PCMbatan Pl., Dean Crowell, and larry Noertker. The IJpward program is cooductecl by the College or Educlllion "' e n - academlcolly obie hlllh ""hool otudento to conllnue lileir educaUoo. Aui~ a lreohman, is the 1011 or Mr. and Mrs. William AuJt ol Middleport. Mioo Ault Cooniatlonl, 1110 a freshman, Is the daughter of !lr, aid !lro. Donald Aui~ Powhatan PL Noertker, a ~- is the 0011 of Mr, and 'Mra.. Cbester Noertker, 22SO ill. 131, Batavia. Wrist Timepieee Stiversville News Notes Civii Rights {Comlnued from P . l ) dent of tba i.auderdalo Qlunty S.hool syottm. "In tha history of education no one hao . _ e>.perlenced anyth1111J like tills. I don't see how w. c:an do If." Etheridge OliO llld he didn't know .._ - Ollllhl lo try to do It or 1101." He uld Mlnl11lppl school offlcllls "have alway• trllf'J to cooperate wltll tho courts and abide br tho law of tile land, but when they all< you to try to do the lmpoulblo, that's onofher qUOI- tlon/' But Mrs. Martin Luther KI111J, Jr ., widow of the slain civil right> • - · hailed lba decision •s a great victory. "It shows that there araotlll - • • In America who believe In justice," oho uld. "Right once eaaln hll triumphed." v ACCIJTRON• br BULOVA It con hm ·m·m·m. U•• •ur La,..Aw•y Plo• fer . .,, Chri .. MOI .he,ll'tfo GOESSLER ·Jewelry Stare _____... • Coort St. ' l r-::;::--~=----~-:-~--;:,-;-:--;-:::;~ : .,.deb·· ~~~'S .. ~ utles ber parenta "trailed" her to say her last name W&l "Smith," waa loundbt.aldeU. S. Highwltl' 99 about35mlleii0Uth Bake •·•• Call£ •·h•"""• 01 rsu...., ·--...... mornlrv altar spendlrv 12 boon ci!Jcllw to a fence. She oaldher parents bad let ber out of the car and her lalher IOid her lo hold onto the fence and wilt lor a poll<eman. A hlglnqy potroimanwhoiiDally found ber said JodJ still was clutc:htJW the fence as her father had told her. Sbe wao clamp and ohivertrv, weartrv only temio oboes, a red l and a neater. But ohe beid onto the feace ootlghtlyherftr>o gers had to be pried loose from the wires. ldentlt,y or the parents .... discovered because Jod,y's picture appeared in - - r s and on television. A. Whltller, caut, woman, who said she baby-sat lor lile Fouquetaabout a year told Lao AJweies deputiell ohe know the blueeyed girl. Altar she was touo1 s h e aeemed to lose faith that her parents were cOIIIlrw together. u1 was waitiJW tor my IIIOID, but lhe didn't even take me back home,.. Jody llld. "Daddy told me fD wait by the feoce. He didn't come to get me." • ...... !,A.,.., OF TilE WEEK CATHY STONE MODFLS THE 1UNIOR DEB FASHION OF DIEEK • • · · Cathy •or• yow'll love thl• llnla wool 111lxtwe c ...... r 801. Aerrllc and wMI. 10'"' A~tetate Jert., BorwiMa * plpl"ll occenta t'•leevea ond hemline. It'• ... Whit• eo•y c. . fuhlon , •• wo•ho able~ Budget pricecl of lol•'• .. $20.00. I, MoltAmerlcancltlzensneedto• reminders of fhe valuable Hrvlces rendered to our communities by law anforcementofflclals. These often overworked and underpaid public servants have 11way1 been· required fo potltll tiC· traordlnery courage to face the dangers Inherent In combating crime. Within the past few YNI'I our pollee forcn have found themselves on the defensive from an Insidious and oowtrrented attack by thole who would destroy the whole c:oncept of an ordered and lewfulaoclety. Many subversive and undttlrable elements In our country are urging a campaign to vilify the pollee In an effort to i I e:c~ ettortsr to keep the !1. Clip ;nn~ carl>tiiiGn llj par-• l c IWIY a imed .it CJUr fQUnU ' people. If a whole generltlon · should grow up without a hellfhy attitude toward the local reprnentatlves of the law. then the future stability of the Nation will be In doubt. We must remember that, whirievtr the l,aw Is violated through physical activity, there muat be force applied either by , the criminal or by the policeman. The criminal who 11 Intent upon a violent act otten can onlY' be stopped or ap. ~hended by appiiClltlon of fcice. An officer of the law has Uttle time to contemplate the qutttlon of the proper degree of force he should use In a given situation to apprehend the criminal or to prevent hi!\ IICIIpe. It Is entirely unfair to accuse the pollee officer on the but of using "excessive force" when he Ia engaged In pofen. Hally dudly adlon where split- ,.: SliTS Sl. . 9Munllls tin Zirkle, Mrs.Fupte, Maxine OWena, Mra. Esther Mrs. GeJ>. evleve Metmart, Mro. Ell~ao beth l CJbll....-, Mrs. Della M. Norton. Pmneroy Pet. - Mrs. KaCI>ieen L. Wello, Mr&. Evecyn M. Thoma, Mrs. Clara K. Puillno, Mr. Esttl G. Coilins,Mra. Betbl J. Bilals, Mrs. Wmia L. l:l>Un. BGck Springs - Mrs. Agneo Dlxon, Mrs. Esther E. Dlll, lllro. Donna ll Ohlinger, Mrs. Emma G. Broderick, Mrs. Dorothy A. Smith, Mrs. Frances J. ••••••••••••••••••••·~~· Dollar- Stntcher Salel SOU IN PIOGIESS MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THE STORE IN PRACTICALLY EVERY DEPARTMENT. LIVE PARAKEETS, LIVE GOLD FISH, LIVE AND FULL LINE OF PET Hunnei. 22 IN. URLY AMIIICAN MIU GLASS COLONIAL U.MPS Harrisonvt.lle - Mrs. Farmie Jackson, Mrs. Evelyn M. Wa~ er, MrS. Eliza E. Powell, Bessie M. Graham, Mrs. PbyUls M. Cline, Mrs. Comle F. Grounds. Antlqua "'procluctlon, Hand d•c-ted no• top and bottom glaa.,e. E.......... hon;;.blown milk tl1111. A.ntlq..,. ceat _.al hM, lwon holder. Crystal chiMM'l.. f~tt-:t~ Co,.l•• with C7K bul\ In bo••· Top Mill boH0111 fltht on. ot o time or bGth togMMr. delllfl o" We REG. 17.98 SPECIAL and 15. II Our Convenient Lor-A·War Plan. A SMall Dopoolt Will Hold Your S.locllon As You Malr:e P1y111enh At Your Conveni~ce Deliver CALL 992·2057 Call MAKE us BEN,FRANKUN• Today PHONE HOME 202 EAST MAIN ST. . POMEROY, OHIO OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 992-3498 N· 2nd ' Mlddle'ort -- ---0CHRY8LEA Color This Dodge .. .. SERVE Golfing Accident Changed DIESS SHOP YOU ' lND Boy of Sunny Disposition BEAUTY SALON Cor. Mal• & $rc•-• ROYAL OAK, Mich., {UFO a was 1 .,nobod,y's fault" type of accident which a,p_parently affected Gene BGck's mind. At age 12, he was a BUill\Y lriendly c b II cl-tmtU he was atruck in the head by a l!olf ball durtq an amateur tournomenl in HOU!!hton, Mich. Allor brain SIU'PJ'Y at Mayo cu,.. lc In Rochester, Minn., Gene's mother 111ld hts mtm was dit.. ferent. 411 1111 c~s werednstlc," Mrs. Margaret Getson said. ... could aee It an:l, pititully, so could he." Through the dillicult teen-ego years Gene lashed out at lilo. By the t~be was 18 he had tried autacie1hree times, been in ond·out of Juvenile court 10 limao, beeft eJPeiled llrom Jw>. POMEROY BARBS •nfants Hooded . . Mrs. Ada VanMeter spent a week In Grand Rapids, Mich., visiting her dl!lughter o11nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie: Northway, o11nd attended the wedding of her granddaughter, second decisions are required. Miss kathy Bluett It Is easy to misJudge a brave Weekend guests of Mr. and officer weeks or months later Mrs. L. R. Gluesctntllmp and when Impartial witnesses may Nikle were Mr. and Mrs. Larry have fled, and It Is Impossible to Gluesencamp of Portlend and recrute the tension of the Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp situation. In 1968, there were 4W and daughters of Bollvtr. ~lo. policemen In the United States Mrs. Elvt Dailey visited Mr. who did . not have the op. and Mrs. Jerry Dlllley and other portunlty to second-guess their relatives In N'ewark, O'llo. She own actions; they were killed by Is much Improved since her criminals. Between 1960 and recent hosqltalizetlon. 1968 a total of 474 pollee Mrs. Bill Mlddleswart called officers were killed In the line of on Mrs. Bill Bryant a recent duty. evening. Even more Important Ia the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer fact that, in 1968, there were 15.8 and Janie of Long Bottom were assaults for every 100 officers recentgU'I!Stsofhlsparents, Nc. on duty . That means. that every and Mrs. A. C. Brewer and policeman who goes out on his David. beat knows thai there Is a Mergaret Durst of Columbus significant chance of being spent a weekend with her attacked or wou.,ded while\ parents. tw". 41nd Mrs. Rycly protecting ~ ,:JIUiiJ1c} ; Evtry ; ll\!rJt ;_·_•·. , ; :·, ' ' - '1. policeman who hat to make an IN. and Mrs. Dell TalboH instant decision about his US4!i of called on Mr. and Mrs. Otl1 necessary force has such a Casto Sunday afternoon. probability hanging over his Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bissell head. and family of Columbus spent a As an expression of Federal weekend with her parents, Mr . support for local law en · and Mrs. Donald Brewer and torcement officials. 1 am co· sons. sponsoring a bUI (H.R. 13054) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Evans and which would eldend the benefits son, ·Jocal, and Mr. and Mrs. of the federal employees Howard Allen and Dwaln of Compensation Act to policemen Ripley, W. Va., were recent killed or totally disabled in the guests of Mrs. Sylvia Allen. line of duty. This would Insure Mr. and Mn. Randall Talbott fhat law &nforcement personnel of New Lexington were and their families would have weekend gues.fl of hit parents, fhe security of a Federal pen. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ttlbott. slon far duty-Incurred death 0 ,. Mr. and Mn. Mac Van Meter disability. The same protection and daughter of Syracuse were would also be extended to full· recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. time arid volunteer firemen. Mike Evant and dalghters. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer When a public safety officer were recent guests of Mildred dies or It injured protecting life Circle of Morning Sfar. or property, 1 believe the Eber and lv1 Carpenter spent Amerlelln government has a a Monday evening with her responsibility to help com . sister. Mildred Circle. penHte for his sacrifice. A. Balder1011; Mra. Benie w .. Charles P, Gerard, Mrs. kina, Mrs. Inez C. Boring, Mrs. Glady11 R. Vroman, Thomas E. Opal Harrio. Mankin. AID-ed- DllnlidH. Robinson, Middleport 2nd- Mr&. MurMro, Mary M. Amos, Mrs. El- lei W, l!radlord, Mrs. Clyda L. eanor R. Boyles, Mrs. Char· Allensworth, Mr~ Nora N. lotte VanMeter, Mrs. Mary S. MiUs, Mrs. Lettie C. Roush, PeMington, c. L Herxlel'SOIL Mrs. Faye Wallace, Mrs. Le~ T..,poro Plains - Carl J. nie E. llajJtonotaii. Barriliii, Mrs. Maxi110 D. ChapMiddleport 3rd - Mrs. Carma.n, Mra.EvelynSmnmerdeld, olyn Bachner, Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs, Doris A. Koenig, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Isabel Wtnebre~ Gertnde Hoft'man. Mrs. NeYB ner, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavens, S. -.._ . Mrs. Juanita D. Bachtel, Mr&. Rutland VUiage- Mrs. Her- Roma E. Howkino. nice H. Nelson, illrs. Thelma A. Middleport 4th - Mrs. Jean Hysell, Mrs. Betty Jean Park- Craig, Mrs. Violet M. HartiDg.. er, Mrs. Marte L. Birchfield, er, Mrs.- Mary E. Searles, Mrs. Mrs. DonnaJ. WU!iamson. Mr&. Dorothy L. Lorw, Mr&. None, Kathleen Fink. N. Beaver, Mrs. Dorothy ClatEast Ru!iand - Mrs. l.oolse worthy, G. Eden, Mrs. Mildred Sisson, Middleport 5th - Mrs. BeuMrs. Ann B. Thomas, Mra. lah Roush, Mrs. RewN. Beach, Myrtle Clark, Mrs. Jestie G. Mrs. Thelma Collina, Mrs. A!.. Molden. Mrs. Maryln s. WU- lena M. Solterlleid, Mrs. Golda cox. M. Moornlrv, Mrs. Elizabeth West Rutlan:l - Mrs. Rose OUer. Ellen carson. Seth F. Nichol· Pomeroy 1st - Mrs. Aileen son, Mro. Betty J, J!lggs, Mrs. Wehruns, Mrs. Uncia L. Jett, Joanra CouncU. Mrs. MarJorie Mrs. Wllovene Zurch1u• u ..., L. Rice, Mro. Dena F. Holtlnan. Annie L. Moon, Mrs. Jean Dexter - Mro. Pauii110 M. WUI, Mrs. Mary F. McAngus. HoliJdly, Mrs. Mlidred M. Morris_ Mrs. Winnie C. stout, Mrs. Pomeroy 2m - Mr. Vern E.. Dorothy M. Bolen, Mrs. ~ Bolinger, Mra. Eileen Martin, cea C. Minor, Mrs.. Esther F. Mn. FrancesBr(Mn, Mrs. LeaAnderson. Bie Lusk, Mrs. Elizabeth Well, salem - Mrs. NeUle M. M,y- Mrs. Edna M. Hunnell era, Mrs. HelenL. Miller, Mrs. Pomeroy 3A - Mrs. MarjoMarp.ret E. Johnson, Mrs. rle E. Reuter, Mrs. Sharon ManGe.,... Wells, Mrs. Adra H. ley, Mrs. Doris E. Reinhart, ~i ~. Mrs. Jessie M. Might.Mrs. Loui11 ~son, Mrs. Mldclleport lot - Mrs. Lena Ruth C. Francis, Mrs. Rose LET US The goiNgcst fashions in !Dum, in great new 'olors an4 styles. AI prl'es llullwill seNd yo11 on a buylq spree! VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMI'ITED - Da..., Kuhn, Cheshire) Richard Ridpif, Cambridge; Jan Durst, P~ eroy; Henry Reltmlre, Jr., Mason. DISCHARGED - Peruneiia Hollman, Maxine I.Qno, Ellie Starcber, Venedia Knltlh~ Maxine Oklaker, Lose 10 Ills. In 10 Day$ br Alpert poriCINIIIy too. beCIIUM In prevloul vkllo ouii111J1 his good looks IOI!orlvnalely came out at times 1 btl too much on thl 10ft sldt. He haa teerntd, of coutM, how to handle hlmlllf, but hll CtM knawWodnatdayl»wtolhoW off hit a1191es. of which he has many. VIsually, again, he WMr'l casual clothes about as well 11 .,,body alive. I didn't notice who did hlo wardrobe. but It's one limo tllot clolhol helped make the show. Petula Oark was on hand for soma numbers alone and with Alport (who sang quite a bill. And the Krlpt ma• a rather obvious pitch to sell Alpert as a potential motion pldure Iter. All he hat to do now lo find somiOI'IIt who's making a movie In Hollywood. l'agevilie - Mn. Gradt·L. WUaon, Mra. Ora N. l.ar88)', Mr&. ll">¥ t.1, -lioll.,, Mro. Dorio E. f'""-!lro.lleienOberhcil· zer, Mro. Vlolot L, lll1lon. RaeiiiO vuiq,l- Mro. Erliile rer. E, Wolle, !lrL DoroCI!y E, llloPomeroy 3C - Mrs. F1o Kinzie, Mrs. Mary AlinH-.. Stricklard, Mrs. Pandora E. lion, Etnlll A. Winptt, MrL Coiiino, lfro. llroma J. Smith, Mae B. aOiaui,.illro. Patricia Mro. Ruth !'Mrllbach, lllrL S.PEvei)-n E. Gilmore, !Irs. GaU SJracuae Villap - lira. ~ Ohlinger. ra LarPnt, Rollin E. Clrroll, Pmneroy 4th - illra. Norma Poll · Offreials Tijuana Brass Improving ar RICK DU aROW HOLLYWOOD IUPII - The groateot lllflt bend In tho laod since the Hooslor HotaholsHerb Alport ond his Tijuana Brass-had another speclal on NBC- TV Wednesday night, a surefire ratings smash. You say you don't remember SiaKOn. P'""eroy 311 - Mr•. ilazei P, EichifWOJ', MrL Neva Soy• lriid, Mro.JanetM.Ilulfl/,Mra. llemldine S. Meter, Mrs. June ElchfrvOr, Mrs. J1110 A. Snouf. " ., PHIL PASTOIET TeU the bou how busy . • f<IU ore. He'o looklri4 tor . . 10meo~e . . will! pb-ttme.tbey · could lin for working. ,:\ ~ . NV/I> if jwt allolit '. the · . t&M('oillllli lht' C111'1itlft<ll . c_lub1' uou didn't· join· 1111111 <Iff• ., . . ' I . • · • • : ·""'' '.;J; lor high school and described as an "incorrigible" In h 1 g h school. He was refused attention by tho Big Brother Orpnlzatlon, turned down by the Job Corps, rejected by the Army, Sunda,y Gene wao shot after oatcers spotted a stolen car spoedlrv lhrougi> the Detroit suburb of Madison Helghto. When police ltnaUy forced the car orr the road, Gene opened tbe door and io•ped out. Alter two warning shots, police ftred at him. He died Monlay, 1 ' Where were the cloocooders when he crled, tor help, a n y kind of help, lllithiog'l" his grievilw mother. ulttat'l the stoey ot Gene'• Ute," she aa.UL "He ran into trouble In lryi~W to oo<ljiO trouble." IT'S WINTER TUNE-UP nME •~.:::.•·", the ••oll'•-•11"' what r-v'll ..ar ,our ccw or truck You ... ,. . . ••ked -· ..,. ·•. '" ~ ,.~ And watch your friends and neighbors Sublime, plus over a dozttn stendard tum green with envvl That's what Dodge colors. Powe; from a 225 Six to a 426 ·Challenger does to people. Turns 'e!R VB Heml. How's t"-t? And In the best· on. No. ~ftaHer whlit.the body. styleLr· hard-o · .looking.car to e¥er hit the road. Come 1 top, h!lrdtop $E, conwntlble. ·Or color ln··and lillie a look. Then lake off in a -live -extra-Cost, way-out c~s ~lie c.,_11e~.or. x~rc;wnr , f. .·..... _. H ~~ .. • . "· 5 co• .• ' I on . ...__ , ·~ 'I "" ·-· "' .. ~ • " '· " ~ • • ,.. �' ,.....;o.... ......... . ... '.• I , '· . . . ! .. ·, . I ' ,,' Training Baclred. Up. ""i~h\·Talent .·In ·A rtist-Teamer·· Sarah Moshier I tilt ' Nelr IIIla ,..k, •m lhooe.eateh -row." · Mro. McNelr provides Sar111 w1111 a quiet place to 11<J1'k and take• care o1 111e 1111111"AI Drat I clldn, like It, oo done ehol11alhll wookiiOijl her lilY !rl...ta bepn eaUinl me dau&hltr'o strength and take Sol)J," · ller •""3 !rom lhe work lito 111111 mll!hl have rl&lll llrm]J believes Ia Saroh'a des!01' bar at aria Slral! 1fn1, nto her better-,. She .... ~ Sarlh II Sarlh.&IU'a ...,.. had to "*In the Dee prepoi-atory beeo I llttlo dU!orent, I he backlround wauld Ollllble lllilbt hlto beellme.an ootreaa; her to teaeh 1111)'11horo, lila boa beaub'. talonl .,.. a "Whi c1o )'llU lta7. around Wlcellkemlnk. here?," I asked. lD- .... abe Ia 011 artlat. ''lleeluae ol aie vallll!'. I Nallli'alll oldlled .,.. hl81Jl1 loYe tlda •alley and the rlv~. Sarlh Jloablor Ia to ar.~ tNell Art AI>Prodallm Clo111Nolblllg blneko lhe view of eo 101' the French ·Art Colao\y. U.e river !rom the McNelr'1'111 111'111 loiiCII was Wildnoa- Moabler homo. Tile Ohio In BY PAT HOUCK GALLIPOLIS - Saroh Hall · Moohlor Ia bor name. "EverueoerallonoiiJIYiam117 baa had • Sarlh," ohO'Oald. -·but dO)' 111gb~ Mr. lm~t ""w" ''- ' ~""' r·· . • hwrt ol IlDdY to eiiJilure rlpt leellna lor the. ~~~... ', llle'i Sarlh'o Gallipolis i'oito IJI : boek thrcul!h hot IIJ'Udparenll, •, .WUIIom and Nellie Armalron~, who owned the home at 518 'l1llid .Ave., ,_ the Joek llld- ICII n•ldenee. 11o1iFJ ·II tMcbor lallr~Ul~Dd .....Jodie · llbo hao even lllron&IBr c:cJII. dolialltto her ·utllll'o OJP., for' 111111 ......... lila ftl al. noollCIII with lhl pollllhrcui!h o11 ....... and· o11 a .r1..r ..,n;o 10 the · ~ 1>1• teaellor. "lf;y u unclo .., her -.or'o oldo, all bopn to liD< like .U.e .lleY. Ira . Z, HlniiiJ. lleY. ano1 the 111111111 ourfaee to the 111 ~ mornlnl.._no- llalll!ll wao ,.._o!.ble lor rlald, a <II' to ratn,• lito Mid. • 1M -trolm olthe·A-1, ....., r...,. Uil .. ... lit 22t - • 11'1 eolleallon - ol .Rio Grlllde C oiFlrllt Avo., hl'fo ......._,._ _..t hao ..,.Wood btr lo 1010. a.lnl ""' IDitrUIDOIIIII ell oil ...., o1 9o111'1 ......_ ..,_ · - to lMdl," and ber· In lilt dodlloa to MI. · · Dno arlo - k liD her fliOIId lilt-~ "wbalto ......... .'baooohlevodiiii<IL And ' Ia llddlllon . to Soroit'a lOft . · llor amoil,......,.. .....,. oft>ar oil lhiao JMrl o1 Plr• . for lilt tmr, lhe JcMwlodlo - t r IIIJI. llor lmlttlq ... _ focllnl btr OWII ~ lho·ll 0 1 or1 loooborl ore not cia roaopobrt antlqle· foot. Ulllo bit clOitr'' to bollia IllTile .....- 10ft ., - IO&YOI - 111o ._, Jletu,.o fbcil!i Wnua1!t- r..-ro a n1 - I n tldo-. In 1llo owlllt ~M-D- ll&d ,'111111 bor own dorto. ilbeol-prlcelouoldflmlbo. "llorelo a0o- eo lor· · - · .,.. naturall7, Sarall'l loiadl ~. 10 W' U"-" ,..,... 11M! .IIQllalDod and palmed to a llor loYe lor tho Gollljlollo Ill...,. IUuolrallnl orea and Ito hlltor)' led btr to tlda. II wao a watereolor o1111o said. point a ll1lll'al ol the FriDel! o1 tbe Ohio Rlvar,1llo Tba ,lmportaace of a aoo11 580 u a )I01'IIal flllllllmont for lltOnllllo 111- o1 her homl;. olio holdl hor •bon. ~lloro· Waie ....-, 011 or1 eonDOt uk htr - - ~~~ dlqJ IIIIo tho lllltr7, abo ean't take lhom 1o a p.IIOJ'l' eaolt7," abo - -le ilonh waa lito llrat lilllruetor tw the art oolon,y 1IIHm u was orpnlzed In the foil ol 1964. Iillo graduated !rom ObloUnlvoralQ' with a clesree In Filii MRS, SARAH MOSHIER lllustratos a point.- the unlvenal thame of· her own wwk. This large ot1 patntq shows an unconcerned boy ani a sprawling girl. Done in bright oraRWe and red, it is titled. "From the Begl~: Man. •• :··: ..-••- Projects Planned by Junior Auxiliary -· .. • ~: .. •, • .. Fa\'OI's ancl centerpiece:; for To raise money for the project, made flag containers of styrothe annual holiday parties at the a rummage sale to be heJd in foam balls decorated with ChUileothe Hospital conjunction with the Ladies Aux- ers which were· presented to now- Veterans will be Arlo, In 1949 and reeolYed a BS in Art F.Gieatll:ll, lUmina cum 'laude, from Ohio state Unlverolt;r In 1953. Tba bold, rivldabotroetpolnt.. lngs lllat sometimes <01110 Ill between her oo1t landand paltel water colors, are Sarah'i onJ,y coneessloq to beIng a ''lompoJ'amontal artl&t. ~ Most of the limo, cool .,.. level hoaclod, unusuaiiJIOIIIleo for a creative peraan, Sarah admits to hll!l> leollngo about her work. 4 'Where my work ls c o ~ cerned .•. well, each piece is a ehUd, u .she explained, '•Pm · jealous abwt on e thing,'' Sarah continued. 'tit I& time." 9\e tldnka ol time in bloeka. Lots ol bloeks of time · are neecled to create In the variau• mediums she employ&, first graders at the Bradbury school today along. w·ith br~ chures ertlUed "Fly the &arsg • :, chures entitled "Fly the stars an:l Stripes. •• Halloween treats of their advisor, Mrs, Charles the hall for the Veterans Day were given to each of the chD' Kessinger, wtu -make the tavors dinner and to assist the auxil- dren. &Ill celh11Jieces for both lary in sern. the dinner. The jwrlor auxiliary voted to ·' Tljlnksglvlng and Christmas. As a new project the juniors make a $5 contribution to the Veterans Memorial Hospital Auxiliary for the purchase oi coloring books and crayons ror eeramlcs, the 11 toys for tots" project. aeulpture, Plans were also made to make . ora. Plus some towel bibs for patients at sues Into ;, . . ' qaJn this year ·made lliary was planned for early by jomlor auxiliary members of November. A 'bake sale wtll alFeeney-Bennett Post 128, the so be held sometime in NC?J American Legion. vember, The girls, with the assistance Plans were made to decorate Ann Boso Candidate for Member of Southern Local Board of Educatl011 .. - ' ,,,. ' .'~'' ' • .,!.', ' ,_... •• •• " Pd. Pol. Adv. VOTE FOR circling the moon last Decem. For Costumes .. FOR: .. SALISBURY TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE ' Your Vote and Influence Appreciated P4. Pol. A4v. ' VOTE FOR GUY .A•.·RUSSELL ' TRUSTEE OF SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Mr. Russell haa lived in t~ Bradbury area for aver XI years. He worked for the State Deportment . of Highway• for eight years. He would like to serve the people of Solisbury Township. Ho pledges to do all he ·can possibly do if he is elected. ot of- YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPREC.IATED re, pre elti Marc ·on mevislon Cor ttie legallza- JUs 15-yeor-<>ld twin aono, da,y nll!ht at Middleport Flrllt .... the hardest to aueao. United PraBb)'torlan Chureh; Judging the coii11Unlaa were Mrs. R. M. lhrman has book JU41)1 OWen, Terri 'lboinaa, MeoiUdY, Mro, Rodn07 Do1'llllll&, · noaa Jaelto Rorbua AlllllooQ' devotlms; hoatoaaea .are Mra. and IIOttt Kl;..a. Allln'<Dimale~ Joe Bailey, Mrs. WWiom Oh- 45 attended the JJOIV. Aalllotlinger, Mrs. LeoKemodJ, Mro. 1ng were Mra. WUila Antho!ql Plummer Beeson and Mrs. J. Mr --• Mr · o. --~.. Klooo K, Smith. Mrs. Ameodo LeFObre, Mia; ANNUAL MEETING, Melia Jerry PulleD, Mra. Rlehard Cooney Pioneer and IHotorleol oweo, and the Rev • .,.. Mra. Society, I p.m., Thursday, SL Chorlea Simon. Paul's Lutheran Church, PomeMrs. Owen was In daarga' or roy· -~the wtdeh Included a hal. HAPPY HUSTLERS Clooa looo relay, llotclotJo, ol Haelne Methodist Chureti ehlpo, Kooi.Alcl and deeorated meetiQt Thursday at 6 p.m. cookie~ Jreire lel'Yed. BRADBURI PTA HaUoweon ·Carnival, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. FRIDAY DANCE FRIDAY, American J..egloo hall, Haelne. Musle by "Kord MAY CONCERN: I, John ·W. Sccvbrough, ~tt<er known as Jack Scarbrough as every one knows, I am a candidate for Trustee in the Lebanon Township. If I om electtid, I will do everything that liu wjthin my ability and power .to do to serve the pub-He and .the town to which I live. Your Support and lnf,uence will be highly appre.ciated. RespectfuiiJ Yolls, · J. W. Sc•r•rough Pd. Pol, King•" of Belpre. Free refreshments, public Welcome, CHESTER UNITED Methodist Youth Fellowship, box s~ per and dance Friday, 6 to 9 p. m. atChestorGrange HalL MEIGS HlliH School eheerleaders' after.me dance Fri,_ day lollowlna the Meigs-Ironton lootball ·pme at the Meigs Junior !Up audltorlwn, 10 to lllidnlglJt. The Jt,yo will em.cee. Admission 58 cents each. SOUP SUPPER Frlda,y at St. Paul Lutheran Chureh, Pome-. roy, 4 p.m. Soup, aondwldtes. pie, cake and beverap. SATURDAY Seii\1IOI-'- ·~ OUIIIOI'Ium. -IOred. Ac1m1111en 75 eentaeaeli. ,SUNDAY SPEciAL SINGING by t .h e SOrval)ls ()oartot at the MI. Hermm Chureh !~undo¥ o! 7•30· p.m. ~.:n~:-:=~~oms!t,:th this dirty old tadJ on It - and I hope she hear1 what laald.u ~ •l•lt, No pwchn.o 11 ·..... ,.,,, Noed not c..,1... rul . . etre 1ft 1 , 0,... '••letl to wl.n. NE.LSON'S DRUG .STORE . ALL ITEMS , .DISCOUNTED I. , ·Hill!.p.:oplc.,b41!e,;IIIOAf)'1 . ~!!, i!ll~~ .. . O,llf.,j,\191A~. ·,· lillie; i! 'does seelif cash ~anishes in .~ figs It, An iliteres!-bearing Savings Account .111ill ht!P · you con!rol VGIIishing dollars; redirect thein\. toWGrd favorite (a1111iy projects.- Open YJIII' Saviilgs Account here, soon. RS and SAVINGS .CO. THrFAR • POMEROY, OHIO Balls UO's REG, 69C ,, •• • • ALL ITEMS DELIVERED 39~ · MEMBER · FDIC Me111ber Federal Reserve Syi:lelll - ~ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ~~ . 5:00 TO 7:00 ~'lt . .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Christ United Methodist Chil,<ll ooetal rooms. Mill Fruth loa gr.....te of Charleston 11eau1y va Johnson, Torey Ross, Macy Joneo, Deni110 Worcy, Sylvia Van Melii', Teresa Van Mater, Morlha Jmea and Clruly Wotk. man. FIGHT SCHEDULED NEW YORK CUPIJ-Veteren II 'i. · Yes, the11 ts a bll reason mare and 1110re -·--- ----· · t:lfus fill rour n•at - clean, new•.. . •aMER-j/a.r .JILTERS Slive IIIDney ~~ . Sillle .lfowse deaninA · s· s·1- \'. up I.R.W. HDWE. & UATHEI SUPPLY . . . ·, ' -. '' '' ----J. ...._ _ _ _ _ _ _;...J,;:.o,;··.., · 'Pomaoy, O. .. -· r ANACIN p8ople sllflli at YIIIHI Pharmaer. Prompt and eoniplete ~Jptl111 service iH.W .reiililltile prices Is·oil ikst 'Order of ilu'lnesi Save heal ·-- ........+ ;(,.~.:,._.._~.r:C\i",.; ~ George ..r.Chuvalo and fourthranked Jerry Quarry signed in a 10. TIIEOOORUS COUNCIL 17, round heavyweight bouton Oee. Daugbters ol . America, 7:30 p. 12 at Madl1011 Square Garden. m. Monday at U.e IOOF hall. Chuvalo lost to Buster Mathia Charter to be draped in mem. In his last Garden appearance ory of Elate Hart; members to and Quarry WH kayoed by Jo. wear white. Frazier in a title bout. POMEROY Gorden CIW. A sturgeon must be 40 MondiJ, I p, m. ot home ot inches long to comply with Mrs. L. C. Karr; Mrs. How.. the legal minimum for flobard Nt:Un asalstlrw hosteu. ermen. Qaureh. HIGH SCHOOL daneo JJ01V . with the Jt,ya Saturds,y, 8 p.m. at the .llelit '""""' H I I h 2.19 ---:==---Jo!ONDAY Wednesday to m"' HOLY.COMMUNION, SOturc:IIQ', 12:15 p.m., All Salnt~Day, ot Pomeroy Graee Q>toeopal ~ SPEAKs OF GROOMING MASON- Mlaa Carol Fruth opoke rocent1J- to Cadet Troop 592 on "aooll.,...mlng" 1n the I • Academy · ~-~ •--••-g were Dol - Pm•• Thursday at the school, TO WHOM IT OINuer sCIRe of the repr:muctions she wUJ -uaetoteach the French Art Coloey art 811Preclatlon elosseo, lllartl!w tonlahl. Fults, the Uilloat; Rlekf Ho., tlnn or -~•-no !or - · ..... Kirk saiAI, aretauahtpalrlotlsm ficen. YIUer, the brtlell; and Mary ...... ..,_ _. WOMEN'SASSN.,7:30Thura- Am Miller, tho 111081Drillnal - - - - - - - - - ard morality In &chool, ..but at the church. . 'l ' 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPO - Dr. l.larearet Mead is '"a dirty old lady" whose defense of marijuana ma,y adversely ~ Ouence youth, says Gov. Claude Klrk Jr. Kirk tolcl a clrie elub audionce at tho North Florida State u·-•- CANDIDATE FOR . " , "('.:J ' • • Churcll: . MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7:341 Winning prizes were Checyl Fair lllat Dr. Maid's roeent -" law_a. Thursday, Middleport F I r S t LeFob the ttl >• ~ Baptist ChurCb. Electtoo Two To Be EledH, TuesMy, No¥. 4 ,, '111UR!VAY • over 16 year. of age ia lllllcative ofadanproustrendtoward total permll&iwnesa. Reterrlqt to Dr. Mead aa. '"that throwback lady." KlrkaJ.. so criticized newa media ror giving t,oo mueh allentlontodlsclples otlthenllzocl mariJuana Coltume prizes were.award. eel lllrlng a Halloween party Tueldly ni&ht for tbe primary and jmlor deparbnenta of the Middleport Firlll B 8 P t I S t Mn ,..,,.., ftkt.ll!: ot ,..IIMII"• Drug,,.,. .. flcbt• PNO.. ol whon ? Mrs. Mead '4 Dir~r old Lad.r' were Served. .. ~ .., ,. •.-:m- ., ArUsll, oold Mra. MePlil'zes Gl"ven ber will be mailed to NASA 1 The travelu.t prize doilated I RON 100'5'-Rer. 3.29 to the huge block that her Cull time teach- · ' ' acrylics, s:raphlcs, oils, and watercoL Veterans Memorial. · tng job 41 art iDitructor at tbe A $2 contrlbutloo was mode AddavUie and Choablre I!IODIIIIto the American Legion Child tar)' Scboob and tho II.Jpr , Welfare Foondallon In DlemGrf Croek.llllb Sehool. . of Allen l*n Blackwood, Jr, Sarah ~,llermolhe~ 11a. , ·.l., . .~ . · ,. , . Letf!ra o!s~!orthetolro; obf!· MeNelf;. wljrao~~-- '~;o-.;;~·~~·«''""'·'"' )~'{. .nauts who ~the Bibfelil10e f;IIOr .dall8b~ ftiia..._"dif. PREP AlliNG FOR CLASS .:_ •• :::.. M ••: by Mrs. Kessqer was won by . Cheryl ·Barnhart. Refreshments 1HIS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ,, u, Pruc~ptfol! ;.] '- ·.. ' ' ' •. "\' ' ' "J' ,,- r . - ·A lOll's Re1. 1.49 �..... . ... ····-· '" ...... ' .· .. ) lU- The llillb sentinel, Pomoo~,-Mitllli!P<'rl, n., '!lwrodlf, {lctaber 2J, IH9 ., ' New Haven received s....~'~;!£!.?~~:111 ba !;)y the Vetera•u • I Events Counly, Ohio •• tho Votonns SoCia - "' Momorlal Hoopllol, locotOd In 1 '''' Memorial Hoapltll. I Bat.aai:n,·s And .Mttie,'·Barg·ains lA.· ,~ntin~l :Qassifieds ~ MIICIII I WANT AD IN.ORIIATION jl NEED HEATIN'GOIL? ;:~~A'H.~nN~:.:.~~~ :.~~~~~::::.!E:.'~;t:!~:Jj '·d!E~~~~~:.... C•recu.,.. l ' Tlillcher Anocl.ltlon wiD ldcl openlfd publicly end nad, for the furnishing of all labor and lta annual Fall Festival on Nov. 7th and 8th at tHe New Haven School. 1'tle toad EJemer'tary atands will be(l)ened on Friday, the 7th at 5 p. m. The food and aU other stams will be ..,....n 00 1 properod by Earl c. Hay .. aM committee chairmenareas follows: ba11001l8, James Layne;; popcorn, Mr. am Mrs. NeilHQ· maker and Mr. and Mrs. Jaek tell Mr Hesson; •~ wuune er, s. Hobert LAyne; Teat y 0 u r Stre~h, Jess Abel ai'K:I Dean Knight; Fishpond,Mr.andMrs. Gerald Simmons; milk bottles, Kermeth Thnrnnson and Don ........ Bwngardner; grab bag, Rose Weaver; Penny toss, Mrs. liarold Rose; duck pond. Suzanna Roush; pocket lady , Mrs. Frank Yoq, Jr.: cake walk, Mrs. Carl Gibbsi ring toss, Dottie Parsons. Md_ry Nicewai'Kier; dart game, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohli~erj squJrt gun, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe·, kitchen committee, Mrs. 0, J, Howard, Mra. James Hart, Mrs. Donald BW1lJll nl ner, chairmen; commtttee members Shirley Kay, ·Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Kenneth a !Vickers, Mrs. Ceeil Duncan, aMra. John Brabham,· Mrs. Wil· !us Davis, Jr., Mrs. Jam e 8 , :Gilbert, Mrs. PauJ Fortney, 1Mrs. Robert Herrxlon, Mrs. Ar-thur Hart, Mrs. Charlea Zerkle, : Mrs. Kemeth Holbrook, Mrs. Sha Hofrma SJ Mar & Alsoc11tes, Archltectt, 630·6th Street, Portsmouth, Ohio . Proposals will bt received tor the Generel Work only . Proponls shall be submitted on Proposal Form obt11lned from the Architect. end other contract documents, which documents ere on tile et the Hospital end •t the office of the Archlttct, and Ire •vellable to all prospective bidders during reguler office hours until the closlno of bids. One complete Itt of bid documtntt, tor the purpose of bidding may be obtained for Earl C. Hayes & Associates. Arctlltect, 630-6th Street,. Portomouth, Ohio. Upon deposit LANDMA*K NO. 1 ' - ' Ott,.. Oey Oel'"'v • ...,. .4 Tlcletti SIIYING M!IGS. liALL'A AND MASON COUMTIIS pr II ""14) tJMJ.a' ,. • · POIEIIOY . 5 c•"'• ~ w••, •• '"'_,,.,. Ml~,.;. c...,_ 1Sc J2 celtfs ,., • .,., tl... e.,.~cvtlwe "".,,1..,... •• cem• •I• e.... ec.,....,. '* ••4 Jn••rflon. . "0. 2 • Trr.otN 011 • E.. y Pey Pion P"'"'"" necessary for the Work tor the con . of In extended care for thl' addlfiDn to be done according to the dnwlngs end speclflcltlons 11 'Thompson and Mrs. David Roush. Food stands and game stahis Ruth Roush; eoultry store, Mrs. Dwlght Sa3re, Mra.JackNeedst material Gtntrll ltructlon tddltlon Veterans Memorial Hoopltol, Pomeroy, Ohio. All work Shill _.... &tunJay, Nov. 8, atSp. m. Gen.r.l Chal'rmen ol the lest!·-• .... are Mrs. Robert GurUs, Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Kenneth sweet shop, Mary Roush and c.,..n.. l•n• 11 trill •• Rce,t~ .... u f •·•· ' • Der of P..llc.. 1... REGUI..ATIOHS . TM 1"8•-:...-s tt. rltht .....,, • rejeet •"" e4s ""--' ... fectiOMII. The '""ltsher wilt ...e " ,.,,..,,.,, '• - · •hoo ... , i~~eorrect '"...,,..... RATES For Went A.t Setwtee Time, and 11 that time will be _,, ~ ....,_ .._:.= ... ~til 6 hll1 •4• For R..... ' . .... :~~.0~\~i.':: , lD--SO-ttc _ -1; , • • =--~~:---------- f~uddiJJe. Ari~~t~~~ht Is 10-3-tfc: reserved by the SHOOTING MATCH, Sunda,y, owner to reject any and all Nov. 2, 1 p.m. to 4 .P.m., Rabids, and no bidder may with cine • Bashan Road. Sponsor.. MEIGS LOCAL P.-ents, YOie draw his bid tor a period of for the school tax renewal, torty .flve 14.5) days. ed by the Racine Emergency ly order ot the keep schools open. Don't vote Squad. 111-29-ftc Me11s County Hospital against your kids by not Commission and vqtlng or to economize at Vtftrlns Memorial I WILLplck..,merchanilloeand Hospital, Inc. their expenH. It Is no tax Pomeroy, Ohio take 1o aucdoo oo a percent.- Increase. Har~d Ma._., Rt. 2, ~ A PolaroJd camen wUI be ..stven away at the festival. [)o.. · nations ere be~ ..... taken at SOc ..... ' ; each or three for one dollar. :·This festival is one of the main rojects of the PTA. HONOR RECENT BRIDE The Lhe Wire Class o! the oo.JO ~nlted Methodist ChurchorNew --lEoALN-O-T-oe_•_ honored Mr Rick p Seeltd bids, wl!l be received r'!\r J, n 8. OW• vntU_"';QO· A.,. ..Wed~tsd,y, •' ;' the former Patty Smith, Nov. l7. '969 for sale of: t"with a bridal shower, held reo- , , cently at the church. The bride's :table was covered with a white :lace cloth, centered with an U· 1 1 rangement of pink mums and • cnadles. Game s were lJlay ed and frbes awarded. Refreshments f'bt punch and bride's cake, dec~ rated with pink ro&ebuds and 'Coqjratulatlon!o Rick and Pat- 11le 1111011 list Included Mrs. ,reg Hoflman, Mrs. Tcm Hot!· an, Mrs. Cecn Pickena, Mra. l=bllrl·e• Weaver, Mrs. Pete rls and Booky, Mrs. BerLievllw, Mrs. Ray Weavr, Mra. George J,.,ell, Mrs. ' ·uth Bote7, Mrs. Thelma Coil&. \. Mrs. Otha LleYiow, Mrs. old Zerkle, Mro. liarcy -------------.,. Jim · auetl-...., Coli Rntle"' Pbaal 7~~< ..a.1rc Frl.ay an• Satur.~y Nights QUICK QUIZ women in loisto'!l have been elected to Q-llot.o """'11 RESERVE YOUR TABLE EARLY HOTEL MARTIN, POMEROY, OHIO . . , ! ,. · •· ' ,_ _: r_; '· ~ .'· 1 1 ~ • 't · , . 1 c I I For 1111 Fastest SIIYice DAY or NIGHT ... ~LL RAILINGS' SERVICE - I 'l l : - - " · · , .. . rc· ••" Pb. · 99UIII rir 991 Ia I altitude (toes .___99_2-..,21_4_3__,..,••-•_••_r_,, NEW OIL FURNAtE,Initafteoi, ' $f96. Terms e'llllable. Ph. For Sale tlll-8352. -------------- 7·11 CAfE for aale. Beer, wine, whlskoy u...,.e. Pho110 992. 91157, I0-2S.7tc -------------- l¢W GAS !ur•ce Installed• . f295, Terms avalllbls. Ph. ID-10-tfo -----------Wanted To BIJ i!ii said to IIWI mlle1 LOGAN F mE and '.. ' ~I . ,\ _I ,1 ,f. ' •... < ." FAatiJpo. &iG PEI>U! ~ALL HAVE THE POWER TO~TE ITIIIH't n~E 'IOU W#IT 'TO-AND THERE. ISN'T A TMI... M&CAA DO . ArlOUT IT!!- HOBSJEJJER -REA.LTY lnsnnce ' ·01 CARS HA·HA ... tve CAU6HT HER •. • ~~~NE AND OtNI<Ej't. ·AT I ALl. . PRIC·· - .,c · ------------ ------------ SMI'rH AuTO lALi. IAIIAUGA, OHIO KIRBY VACUUMcleoner,c..,.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - plete with ........,. toolo and LOANS over ~.000. 1m¥~ pollaher. Runo like - · t59 pon, 110 ~um. Call FID. ca&h, or termo available. anclttr ~ Ph. 7aaPhorte 9924685. lo.la.6te Ut&,lllancltooter, Ohio. A&- ------------ eata11&111ed. ci....., ___ _________ _ -----------Help Wanted --------------------------CowtJ, a•w,. '*"-•• -a-- __________ __ _ IJ'...,_, carrou. ' c!i .::J:l ...,. , .ft•I"E....,tt F'ar . • ' IANil WALTON MIDOLIPORT, OHIO mont Seleo IUifl SenlceL EY. ti'JihlDc In tire and llfot;r •a.cn. 992.; 'ctor~ · 10-U lG-30 2tc _ _ _ _ ._..!.,.-...,..-_ R. H. ·Rnll111s SOns lll-2'1-stc CIDNA CABINETS, I'OIItld a- For Sa 1 1 ' THREE ctJI!Btcutlve Iota In bleo, old cloeloa, ote. Wrlta . or caD 1(. D. lODer, Rt. f, FOUR ROOM hou... BOOJ1 well, Beech GI'OYe cemetery. ----- .-----~---.~1 p 0), . . . _ 16 acrea, 8 lllileo ~Ra· Write Wllllom J. Moore, 35 iiEPTic taiti iilihr '-2&.uc . cine. Coli 949-272Y. " Hlvvalde Drive, illl'toD s, llltttHoll• a.art, Ohio. Ph, . l~k .:.,;. Ohio. ID-211-Iotc M2 ~~~~~. . Z.l:S.U. MobtTe· . .... -------------:sofell 992.3362. make•- r. ....,., "· ID-IO.Uc' -------- -- ~~l-4fo -- -- ------- Ollllpment. !teeial clloccunl' CAMPER!! IUifl trawl trailers. · prlcee oo alll;nteo and lileo illnnlr and ContiDenlaL Low ot are exUn&UI&hera: PhoDo · price, 10 perCent to 1s ....... 99W821, Dwl&llt Lopn. cent ....... CCIDe to Gaul't IO./l2.10tc TraDer Seles. PbC1ne N5 • GEO. HOBSTETTER B k ---,..~~-""" ,----- . 3832. Two mlleo north ot ' ro "" Sales Oteoter m 111. 7. Watell for POMEROY - 8 r0001s, lltlb, . ~. · . - root. Two Iota, $5500. AIITOMOBILE irllqrance .... lip left on Cc!utll7 I!Gad II. POMEROY :_ 3 bedroom brick, .....Uod'l Lett 7'!"1' ~. lG+aotc lltth llelm hoot, run ...... ....... llcei!IO? Coli '892./ltel. · - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. menL Onl,y$81100. S.~ TURNIPS by I!OUnd or buobel. SYRACUSE 9 llttb, Week da3oonl,y. VIctor SWain, lltaemett, - 2 ~J,GOO. ~~~:_~~~ ___ ~~ RESORT - for ewlmmltw, boot1• and Oablow. ~.ooo. >EMI • AUro!IIAnc nile, 22 MIDDLEPORT 9 I'OOIIII l'L 1 - with I,;;... '~-" -~ · - Phone 843lltth - _.,_, 2476. 111-2 . &-IOtc s. ~ • ...,e · - ..,... _ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ ap, t!0,500. PAIN'!' DAMAGE, t969zil!zac POMEROY- Bwtlneao bulldsewlow maclllnes, stUI In low on Main. t20,000. .,.1811111 cartons. No attach- PDME;HOY - 7 rooma, l'h ' clldon, real bargain, $1495. menta needed 88 our c..,.. llttll, aloartlt~D aldl,., 11111em Coli 99W877 alter 5:30 Jl.m. trois are buiiWn. Sewa with LE';';a~ Alkbw~OOO.el IO./lll-3k I or 2 neeclles, roomo, -----------holeo 18Woonbuttons monolor,flots.$6600. gram~, and blind hem' etltch. ii!LEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD . Full c:aob price, $36.50, or AISOCIA TES 992-3325 ' E-Z monthly terms. Phone ' 992.2185. lo.l8-6te SYRACUSE ID-28-6te Tor ATTEST: DAY !92-2151 NIGHT !92-7324 Far .Sale _lllne...,, Meigs Gallia and Mason Informed As · Well As Eniertained· · WBCIEI SEIVICf: Corn-. . preuats LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30P.M. SISTER OPHELIA ,1.. ~ INFORMATION NEWS ·i•·• stW.? _,."', -.... COMPUTER PROGRAMMING WMPO f'IN ·~ 10-19-1~~ ..... -------------- 'I CARD fROM , COAL, eg-OtokeNIIIDerun,Ja-: HOUSE, IN Melia JJox.. SEE NEIGLEll the office of national prime So11J117 Due to tr•endoua r• minister? WANTEDRallablepereooto cobs (;Gel Co.l!!•'andT!pple. tor, 4 both, 31ots, tor hdM!ow ,..... ' - cau caption of tho band, It A-Three-Mrs. Slrlmavo live with elderb man. Free Phone 7f2-t952 ar 992-3f89, boot Offer· over$f,OOO. co... GO)' Nelaler. Rllcllla, 0. f 1 ad vi sable to retetYe Bandaranaike of Ceylou was IIYiow quorters. plus meal& l~ote taot Mr. llandiO)'inllexteror your table lor 5o"'rdoy WS.Ue the first; Mrs. Indira Ghandl Muat be able to cook, clean caD Columbus 294-1730. ni,ht. ReaerYGtlons Miller and Gall. Mrs. J a c k of India was the second; and house anddolaWIIry, Call PLAYER PIANO, Electrfc lll-29-ftc - - - - -·- - - - - - - - w1 I bo hold til 10:15 PM Flesher, Mrs. C.rlGtbbs, Mrs. Mrs. Golda Melr of Israelis 99W030 -een 3:30 JI.ID.' llloYa. Phone New llawn, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ FOR HIRE, - u lit& wllai' the last to be elected to the ,. tff'!eU liaymaker and Janie, Mrs. post. 882.2971. 111-23 IIQ) WATER CONDinONERS, $8 . lllle, CftiiPOCII ...._Hoi~ VACANCY fortwoolderb1100- · and 5 11-m. for further lntormf4w1n Stein, Mrs. Howanl Burmatt on. -- - ------- -$10. f15. Softeners, flltera: wide. IW Anlllreon, Mepie. Pre!er prl ..te .Paid ,.. Q--How many perfect ris. Sr. and Mrs. Paul B. Pow!Iento. Phone Malctt, m. ' lo-26-Gtc 3 BEDROOM modern home tn etc., mcmey t.ck guarantee. W. Va. Pbcm 771-1'1881fttr games have been pitched in 3:30 • tfNttll .,__._ •'-11. C• W• 11--5185. Ill-8t!c MaiiOI\. ~It level, built-hi """k, Rotland, Ohio. ~ ._ the hi.!toTtl of major league I HOMEMAKERS MEET PART-nME driver. ~ at kltdlon, lull lltiOIIIOJtl, atltioli).30k ~ I Letart Homemakers Clubmd OO.ebll!l? A-Jim Hunter of the Oak· Dudley F1orlsta, $9 N. 2nd tached - - - Lot 80'~00'. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · i lor their Octobermeetlowatthe land Athletics ~ame the M LI!GAL NOTICE A.,., Mlddloport. Phone MaoiJo 773-li339. SIEGLER GAS beater, 7$,000 SEWING MACHINEs, l'...,_ir' bome ol Mrs. Curtis HUJt with loth pitcher to hurl a perfect ORDINANCE NO. Its lll-28-3tc to.l&.Sk BTU, tbermottat, !aD, uoed oenlce, au l"'iwa. 992.2%84. · AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND t .the \lice president, Mrs. Lewis game when he reUred au %1 ORDINANCE MO. J7t, TO FIX 1010 Winter, $1%5. Seeaf2%& The Fabri~Sioop, PCIDOJ'OI', f$a1're, preaidill(t. Devotions Minnesota Twin batters at SALARIES AND WAOIS ~OR " , A~lld s.INSci ard· r : were Jed by Mrs. Roy Friend, Oakland, Calif., on May 8, EMPLOY8ES COAL, LUMP, ea. JtGker1, S., Third AYe., Middleport, Se-• Wstrwer C!lo.i........, OF THE 1968. VILLAGI! OP POMEROY, ! who closed with a poem, ''A mille run. Eue~aior SeJt' 01\Ytlme. 10.$~ ...ca. • ~--...... '" · OHIO j Mother' a Pleas.., Works, r...l IIIla St.,P~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·~ L 3-21-Ue ,\ BE IT ORDAINED. 111ollows aroy. ~~ 1924891. SOLID STATE waiNtt lteno . · • , The cl.w voted to donate $10 by the Council of the Vllleo• Of Pomeroy, Ohio, two.fhlrds of all I to the Valanche Homemaker·• ;;._ . 11-l:S.U. cooaole, f-opeed Intermixed BON'il rx;oml tiiit :tile, llttbmembers elected thereto Clw .., their elm buUdbw. chllltPr, dualvolwneCCII!IrGI, ~ and ldtcllt!l r - 1 · concurring, that Ordln1nce No. 55-GALLON dnimo, 8QOd for Plans were made for- a Hallow· 4••1u!r BalInt. m.j~ldtll~ Cd 7U. : 379, d1ted F.ebruarv 5. 19M, Is tralh, f2.50 each. l'lltneror • een party to be held !or famlhtrtby amtndi.!G to the extend """' <IUe $69.80. Uoeoartlme · 1111. · ·.. ~ that Section 1, Parqraphs D Junk "Jiea on October 28 ut the home . end · po,yment pion. Coli 892~52, ~--------·----· E ere changed as follows: 10.:12-12te -..t Mr. and Mrs. PhUUp Click 10.$..81c D. wotor and Soworooo COMPUTER COLLEGE b!>&lnnlow at 7 p. m. Deportment OF TECHNOLOGY -------------- .,-------------· ~',._Each ~mber was sfven a Ottlu Clork-Bookkeapor .One Public ~are 1104 AWNIN('.S, lllfJnD - .·aiiif: t,'PLE 8I'ER~ADIO, 1.1189 13... 0\J per month Cl..oland, OOhio ~• "113 wladowo, c:aq,org, ...,.. . looreb moplo tlnllh, with All ~omemakera Club pin. He. Clerk of Board of Public ~ were given on Achieve-Allain - $25.00 per month · queea, blowauol lltU Ina.... · and FM· radio, f _ ...., Aulstan1 Officer Clerk tto,.. Elmer',Wldte,lalttnp. ·dual't'olume control. Balance ~!"OJt. da3. Bookkeeper - 1125.00 per For Rent .......tt.... For !rot .... ·· ~1.30. u.. • • otfteera tor the comirw year ; "were eleoted. President, Mrs. ~on~lo..ltonoo•• .,.,,.,.., FUHNlSIIED prqeRPOrtment. mateo, p q Otulto Ualo, · mont plan. Coli 9fl-3152. Lewis Slyre; vice president, Socrotor• to -~- $175.00 Phone 992-9435. llrracuoe. V. V, Jt*ntlltllltll i 10.$-itc ' IO I ~Is. Ro:f Friend; secretary, r&per month ID-2:J.t!e llja. Inc. t-l.U. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Secflonand 2. wagts That th• ·aca.le for of ----------------------~ ·---· J 7USED -'«, Mrs. Phlllip Click, Jr·. ; selari.H pro\llded 000 ·FLOOR Atrillce, aU, r .traaw'8r, Mrs. Ray FrleM; In Sec:tlon t, Poraorophs D ond FURNISHED Alartmett, f POODLE piJJ'PJi:s. AIIC ;'JI.tb'P':"=~.· 1 t,....U~ leader, Mrs. lll¥t<D E ohall be rotroa<llvo to Oct. 1, roomo, both, lull alu lltoe-. mlnlabuiL ttl ... .. . . . · ' at; recreat1011'81 Jeader, ""· mont ' nice yard. ..._., "··- w -,. 101 at 623 IIIII St., Mid. Section 3. Th•t Ordlnenc• • HnlCiaill• ,.,,.,·. _ · t!i' diiiiOJ , rt. ' 1040~ '. , Mrs. ~ Morrison; So!ji!Y ' Num~tr 36ot, ctote<l May 2, 1t66 Va. J. llowoh. Ph0110 99J.ff4J, .'. . ll.f.Ue I CommiU.. chairman, Mrs. and Ordinance Number 376, Muon, '113-6639. . _. • -----~,..-----:-. ~ lrorpn; llealth cholrdoted NovemiiOr u. 1967, ond lo.l"-'"· -~--:--r-..~·-~."" r.le' OrcUnanct No . 379, dated ,_.,... .aa.~ N 1llwl. ..... Don Thomilson; BotFtbtUa;,y 5, 1961, and 111 other -----------6 J«??M. HOtJSE.. OJII• . , · · , . . ... · ' ter LIYlJI8, Mrs, Curtis Hunt. ~~"~! LOTS, Bob'• AYe., Rlltla.nd. ·~ ... PltOa-CJel--..1 B. ~~lt:v '. ,..,..1":~n ~onr.:,''w~~ ~;~TRAILER I Thole I n attendance were ..... /"'-oW merI Ohio. Pboaa , HU'"~ ; ~~ 'J •I provisions ot thlt Ordlnenc:• """"'"'"' Syracuse, Ohio, on Wncaater awl17 . . ·. · ' ., -IIIia. Lewla ~\"'• Mrs. Don lttall be1 end the· 11me htrtby StMe Rt. J24, Phone A'J. ,... · .,. 1V'? 1 m t JitGIItp~ Mrs. Lorey Morrl· ere repnled. ZIIL S..l 1 •• ' Section•. ThotthlaOrdlnonu · I.Uc ------·liiPifln · '.~ lfra. Ray Friend, Mrs. l(eepmg ·ll!lwiLI ll'ol)lan. Mrs. Phllllp tttell be declared an emerotrtcv Ordlnonu and Sholl toh iiloc:t · - - - - - - - - - - - 8 ~::l~~~tlf!' llJUIJ HOI, NEED ;CIIelo, lr., 14fs. lll)1oo Durst, end bt 1n tote• from and etter 2 BEDROOM brick hmut, t73 ·1 Horton Amo 7 Ml'a. Ro1 fl1endand Mrs. Hunt. .ttt• ••r.t lftt period- atlowtd h month. New Haven. W, VL · ~· ~ At~ •••· · ·, · ·· Phone as• •2o• ,.,,..,, oc....., 20, 1Hf. _., "' · • CHAIIL.I , "!. ~·OAR lo.lWtc - - - l PlltHER POST THEV .:JEST GOT lMEIA HOUSE AIR·COIIIDITIONED -------------~ c ctork I JEST GOT. A ttstness :. . · ervtces TWO III!DIIOOM ~,' Uoltol : - . ~ rolltli, loal1 ... . Sale, 10-30 11-6 2tc s· ' OPHELIA HAVE TO member. 1968 Pontiac Catalina, ~ < .IEP.MII Sheriffs Car. btl;aiiO._JIIintt,.and 1960 Ford station Weoon. rem rlt''lJW, by col&ract. can be seen at the Meigs Co. For Rent Free e.UU.te. Phone 992. Garage Fair Grounds. SIX HOQM houae,l'h lltth1, 613 The Commisslonera heve 1he 2808. We ao ~~~)'Where. right to reject any and or all Mill st., Middleport. Inquire ID-I.Uc bids. at 439 Llneoln St., Middl• Muon Meigs Coanly 90rt. ltiollkfc . Coll'llftlllloMrs Martha Chambers DANCE WHAT 00 .... ....,, Albany. Harrisonville PTA -r .... r-'1tl-' . ;,;;..,;---"!!'"''""'-....->'1" ---- ·• . dine,__..•_ ..._. --:--...:·.:.•--:-~.,---1 ..,...,.... [ -b'~ ld, IOf' IIDlSt., MH"•rt.. " - tu.ml UNci $. 1O.:Z4-Uc RUMMAGE SALE, Catholic Women's Club, Sacred Heart Pariah, Nov. 3. 4 and 5 In 4 ROOM un!urnllhed houa., 16$0 Lincoln llelifota. PhoDo clllrch auditorium, 9 a.m. to 892.3874. lO.:Z:i.lfc 3:30 p.m. Pleney oHreeporklng. For rummage plck.up, call 992 - 282S, church ree- Pets For Sale tocy, I0.$..1tc BEAUTIFUL AKC pug Ml>ioo; also Colrn Terriers. Formerly Ireland Rd. Kennels. OW..F ASHIONED hymn aLng, Jlwtkp'o, 312 Jolm St., Bel&~nday, Nov. 2 at 2 p.m., pre, Ohio 43714. Phone 814Freedom Gospel Mlsaton, at 42:1-'726L 10.27-8tc Bald Knob. Rev. L. R. Glue. sencamp, pastor. Public in- • Kent and Mrs. Willis .... EEl'; AND IIEEI< ---"'""!-------, • I "(\. .-------:--.-:-.- ---- l E . • .· . f•'\-a~ . "~ ot 550.00, which deposit will be refunded upon return of bid WOULD Ilk to documents in ·good condition e express my Within • period Of fifteen 115) appreciation to an those who days after opening of bids. sent me cards or flowers Contract documents will bit malted collect. upon written and those who visited me request and deposit submitted. while I was a patient at Vet. Atl orooosals must be ac M 11 1 companied by bid bond bound In eran's emor a Hosp tal reSpecifications and eKecuted bv cently. I also would like to a bonding company licensed by express my thanks to the the State of Ohio payable to the order or the Owner in an amount nurses and physlci1U18 who not less than five (51 per cent of cared tor me during my perthe amount of the bids. The h p1 11 tlon bond or check shall be forfeited lod of os ta za • If the bidder fill lis to enter Into a Letha Koblentz. contract with said owner. The 10-30-ltp bonds or checks of the three lowest bidders wilt be held un111 - - - - - - - - - - - - - vlted. 10-30.3tc Auto the execution of the contract Notice and the turnlshlnll of the required performance bond. CHUCK'S can ooveyou..,tohelf 1968 COUGAR, 302 engine, 3 011 after which thev will be HOME REPAIRS, pointing, cor000<, wide owa,.l900.11131 on 'l'\1 repairs I! 1011 br!Jw pentry, ,shlowllow, ptter returned on demand . The Ford, CheVJ'powered, 90per them in. Chuek'sTV,152But.chtckS of other bidders will be cleaning, repatr~J,I'KI insta!trcent done, $1000. Coil 9411returned on demand atter the ternut, Paneroy. Phone 992tlon. Free estimates. All bids are canvessed . 2801 after 5 Jl. m. 5080. 111-16-t!c ..-ork guaranteed by elll)eri· A performance bond and a labor and material payment lll-28-12tp enced men. Call Chester 985bond, both of 100 per cent of the BOll'S REDUCING Salon and . -----4147 collect. amount of the contrect, which Health Center Is ..., open,' 1951 BUICK. 4 """ tires. alate satisfactory sureties, will be 111-2:1-IIIQ) required from the successful 9 LID. to s p.m. b)' .wolntlnopectlon sticker, $75; Coli bidden tor the faithful per - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ment, 5 p.m. to 10p.m. noa,p.. 992-9834. lll-28-3tc formance of the work for each GUN SHOOT, Suo:lay, Forked polntment neceasacy. Locat· -----------:Phy;~: Scott,· pi~s a~ cake~,· contract awarded. Run Sportaman Club. Every. Bids shall be subm ltted to the one welcome. , eel below K and K Mobile 1967 CHEVROLET ~ 2 rs. Charles Roush, Mrs. Lar- Owner only upon the plans and Homes, P o i n t Plea•nt. specifications that have been 10-29-&c door HT, now tlrea,aoodc..,.. )' Hessoni door .Prizes, Mrs. obtained from the office of the _____________ _ Phone 67ll-2454 or 675-4020•• I ~ert • 1-M.ue . -------------- 1 u· M!~2t3 WEEKEND REVIVAL at Church . ' o! God, Clleater, Ohio m Sot1877 LINCOLN IITS,, 4-100111 urdoy and ~ evenlow• llollse, llath, basement attd 8LINO 405 at 7:30 Jl.m, with Rev. Bllb aUic for storage. Phme 992. AdditiOMI J5e ct~er,. ,... .......,, Adams o! Raceland, KT. AI. 3014. I o.l8-8tc ''•••nt. OFFICE HOUII eo BQOI!OI 111ns oo ~ at ,.------- .... ---I1JO •·•· to 5:00 , .•. D•lly 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. 6 ROOMS, lltth. Close to town. I1JO ..... ta 12.00 ~ ~..,..,. 10.30 3k Ph. 992.2049, 992.2431 after Card of Thanks ' Baowiiilll Aw., Notice 25 ,.. cut D11uunt on ,.,4 ontl petd wlrhl" 10 Mr•· CARD OF THANKS & OIIITUAiiiY · 11 .50 for 50 .....d •• ,....,.. E.e. ..t4ttloftcll word k . •d• ' r----:--.---...,..----"'---_,..~ ...... . I 1 . < 4 -----------Truck Specials .. 1967 Do-e ... $i595 ::r~e~"'!~:.:;!e"~:.~ Rotllol eu1tom cab, etw1 .,. F & R ~ ......,..., Welt trllle, ~ ..., .,...,, let bl.c• n~ ' loh, '"' oh,. 25,000 mil.. bdoy locol ow-. s.. 00~ thlt ••e•ptlonal truclt· •..ray. lve i~ Dodn •, •,$7CK a . • Sw,.p:ldo P••••P·Vi •2'•• ""flnl1h, HD tr,. •• Solid c_ h•atet. 'II'Mn · 1960 Chevrolet .$485 PJchup, 6 c)'l, 6K ft. .••talde, eood tlrea, M••· ~Ton Cheaplesl tt&fFonl •• , .. $495 ~o"!'frJ Squire St. •··~· VI •"'o.natlc, ,ow., ··-- -- CROSSWORD 21. Sect (abbr.) Di.Ote&ror 8. Permlta T. IDiluned 8. Ob (Cier.) a. Timid lO.Jncllan tribe (Hex.) 13. Hammer head 17. Variety of lettuce 19. Otherwlae 20. Afflh::· u.... 22. Melody 23. Hllvln&' U.cteo- palra'a neotllt uul otbero 26. Wloe bird 28. TlUuOf reopoct 30-Layel'l 32. Greedy M.SUk wut. 36. Attractive 88. Smith and othera 3T. Waader - I 38. Sheltered 41. River (Chin. I r 0 ·- '"lhte, .... lng, ro.. le, fOOd tlt110 ~~!, Conalr , , .$155 THI \9,.5951at.., F1ofdwooon .. , ... $9!1 Yri' ...,.. ......, II.. ..... J..W..o L1V1N (A ~IOUI II IIIUT 41t1n1R • . . . . l!pOft ......,. 11e tt•~YOUNGII I' I \ '\ I I .., •••• �12- The ......••!!!!•••••••••••; t:~lil)· Sl.!nlincl, Pnml!a'Uy·MiddlLoport, (1., ·nmr!iday, nct*i·~r~':'·:•::s;::69~~':'--. .-~~---•••':'•••••••~~-----~~~---~-"'!~'!!"il!l• Fri ay-Saturday Sale••• Eberfe s In Pomeroy New Officers for Open Both Days Until 9:00 In The Evening Club Installed IWTL-\NU- Installation ser- be sen·ed. vlres ror new officers Cor year 1969-10 oC the Uutland Garden l'lub were conci•rted Monday e\'enl~ in a re~lar meeting at tht home or Mrs. George White, Mrs. Paul \\'inn installed the rollowinJ! ol'firers. using an imprt'sShl" candlelight ceremony (also pa·esenting flowers to each. symbolic of the offlce which they hold), president, Mrs. noy Snowden; vice -president, Mrs. Harry Williamson; secretary, Mrs. Harvey Erie. wtne, and treasurer, Mrs. James Nicholson. The president presented Ml'S. Wbm with a corsage for her services. The following committees were appointed Cor the year. Program, Mrs. Harry WllUamsoo, Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. Clarence Murray and Mrs. Roy &lowden; llJblicH;y book, Mra. Robert Canaday; tele. Jitme, Mrs . Russell Little; p.~b­ lidt;y and librarian, Mrs. Harvey Erlewine; civic, Mrs. V. E. Nel1011 and Mrs. George White; flowers and cards, Mrs. C. 0. Chapman; tra"Veling prize and penalties, Mrs. Clarence Murray; horticulture, ,.;·s. Chris Diehl and ways ana means, Mrs. Clarence Murray, Mrs. James Nicholson and Mrs. Charles Foley. The club has 26 active members and three honorary mem bers. Two members, Mrs. Roy &lowden, president, and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, secretary, wUJ attend the regional meet- Ins at Lake Hope Saturday, Nov. I. Landscaping of the lawn at tbe Leading Creek Conservancy District office was taken on as a new civic project Plans arc to plt.11t three dozen tuUps now and arrange shrubbery plantIngs at a later time. Among tbe other acdvities planned by the group were therapy programs at both tbe Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center and the Gallipolis state Hospital. 11 members wtll go to the Athens Hospital where Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. Robert Canaday, and Mrs. Cush JoltnltDn will instruct the pa. Uents of the therapy club in ma.Jdng flower arrangements. Mn. Paul Winn is chairman for the program which will feature maldngarrangementsfrom dried materials. Each patient Q1 No-v. On Nov. 18, a program wm be held at the Gallipolis Hospital . There Mrs. Titus will give instruction on making corsages. The club will provide 18 ta. ble arrangements Cor Ute annual Christmas party to be held at the Athens Hospital on Dec, 9 and also voted to give a gtn of money. Arrangements were made for Mrs. Jonah Cotterill to provide the column for 11 Green Thumb Notes" on Nov, 17, and tor Mrs. Robert Canaday and Mrs. Erlewine to speak on the WMPO gardening program on Nov. 3. Topic at that time wlll be care ot Christmas gi£t plants, holly and Christmas cactus. Chairmen appointed were Mrs. Wlnn, therapy; Mrs. Nicholson, finanee chairman, with Mrs. Clarence Murray and Mrs. Charles Foley , assistants; and Mrs . Chris Diehl, horticulture chairman. Plans were made to go to the Columbus aoo Southern Ohio Electric Co. on Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. ror a program on Christmas decorations. A home nower show was plamcd lor Ute November meeting at the home of Mrs. C. 0. Chapman. Mrs. John Reese, Region 11 director, will be Ule guest speaker and Mrs. Titus will jJdge the arrangements. A report was given on the tea honoring Mrs . Reese at the home of Mrs. Fred Blaetlnar, county contact chairman. Mrs. &lowden and Mrs. Nicholson represented the club. Mrs. Chris Diehl presided at the meeting with Mrs. Wllltegiv. lng devotions using scripture from Romans 12, a reading "Flowers Leave Their Fragrance'" and a prayer from the Upper Room. The creed and collect were given in ~mlson and the 17 members attending responded to roll call by telling what garden club membership meant to them. The tJower report was given by Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Wfnn thanked the club for £lowers and cards sent her during her recent hospitalization. The program was presented by Mrs. WUHamson who read a '• Collect Cor Gardeners". Mrs. Canaday The Garden Go-round" . Mrs. Snow. den exhibited ~den magazines. Refreshments were served by Mrs. White and Mrs. C. i. wUI he preoented a gift aoo re- E. Bishop. lreahments of pumpkin pie will GIRLS COATS AND GIRlS CAR COATS MASON - Crusade ror Christ will speak. The second series \' Special praetlce session ror choir members will begin at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30, at Albright United Methodist Church. On Saturday morning, Nov. 1 at 7 a.m. breakfast will be served to men oi both churches at C h r i s t United Methodist Church. The Rev. Jack Higgins 19.50 ----------SALE 16.00 16.50 - - - - - - · - - - -SALE 14.00 14.95 ........- -..--..--SALE 12.00 13.95 - - - - - -..........- .. SALE 11.00 12.95 -------............ -SALE 10.00 10.95 ------------...... SALE 8.00 8.9L..----·-....---·--SALE 6.50 ot weekend meetlnils will be held on the following weekend starting on GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT 8.95 ------.................. SALE 7, 95 ...... _._ .. _.. _ _ SALE 6.95 - -........ __ .. __ .... SALE 5.95 ----·-............ SALE 4.95 .......... _ _ _ _... $ALE 3.95 ......--·----..---SALE 6.50 5.50 5.00 4.50 3.50 3.00 BLUE DENIM JEANS Just received another shlpmert Ot these ~qtular jeans for men aoo YDUIIIl men. St_yled ~ and lean. Rutr&ed aU eotton . pro-ahrunk denim. Sizes 28 to 38 waist. stock • now. Also ooiq>Jete-oelectl1111 ol men's !uiler cUt Levtblue denim Jeano. Sizes 29 to 42 walot. Salel Girls Dresses GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES 12.95 ............ SALE 9.50 10.95 ............ SALE 7.50 8.95 ............ SALE 6.50 7.95 ............ SALE 5.50 6.95 ............ SALE 5.00 5.95 ............ SALE 4.50 4.95 ............ SALE 3.50 3.95 ............ SALE 3.00 2.95 .. . ......... SALE 2.00 WOMENS HANDBAGS GIRLS nGHTS A group or 2.95 and 1.95 clutch bags and small handbags. On sale, while they last. too 79e Salel WOMENS BLOUSES 6.95 5.95 3.95 4. 95 2.95 & 6.00 & 4.00 & 5.00 & 3.00 BLOUSES BLOUSES BLOUSES BLOUSES ......... _ ...................... SALE .....- .......................... SALE .... _..........._. ___ ...... SALE ·-·-..·-- ...............- ..SALE 5.34 3.34 DARNETTES Sli9ht lrregulors of oil the best known brands. White Swan and Crest Uniforms Another big shipment In the latest styles. Coachman, shift alli fitted. In nylon an:l double kmt. In regular and hatr sizes. Friday and Saturday Sale! WOMENS COATS Winkler will lead the 'l!ruoade Cadet Girls Host Party MASON - Girl Scouts, brownles, juniors and cadets attended a Halloween party Mon.. day evening at the Mason Youth Center with the cadets in charge of the program and games. Refreshments were served. Attendlng were Arlene Scarberry, Janet Reynolds, Frances Reynolds, Cathy Sawyers, JUI NEW HOURS ANNOUNCED Johnson, Vicki JohnSon, Debble Eugene Ermatlnger, manager Johnson. f1 the Social Security Office at Tammy Johnson, Christy Marietta. 81Ul0Wlces that errec- Johnson, Jacquellne VanMatre, tl•e November 1, his ottlce will Linda Durbin, Kathy Gibbs, no longer be (4)en on Friday Kimberly Boggs, Teresa Dillon, eveninge. Hours are from 8:45 &Isle Dillon, Betty Durbin, Vica. m. to 4:45 p. m. Monday ki Bissell, Brenda Durbin, Shir~ through Friday. Ritchey, who ley Edwards, Lurlnda Samsel, visits Pomeroy at the Post 01- Tonya Cundlf[, Vicky I., Johnflee enry Monday at 10:30 a. son, Sarah Zuspan, Paula Bom., will continue his present cook. schetl.lled visits. Katie Saffel, Lisa Stewart, Carla McFarland, Mary Me. Farland, Robin ~wart, Judy Hughes, Tammy Cook, Jan WU. son, Beth Weaver, Jill Taylor, TONIGHT. OCTOBER 30 Karen Brown, Sondra StanleJ', Edwina !hnley, Julie Gibbs, HOT OPEN Cheryl Adams, &lsie Daw110n, Terri Johnson, Angie Protritt, Terri Proffitt, Melanie SJsson, Friday and Saturday Bretta VanMeter, Cherrll VanOctobo, 31-Nav. 1 Meter, ~ella Arnold, Diana THE LOVE GOD? Johnoon. Sondra Gibbs, Deb{T echnicolor) Don Knotts bie SamseJ, Denise Werry. Anne Francis ~1-vla VanMeter, Teresa VanMeter, Terry Rou, Belva John~on, Mary and Martha THE BIG GUNDOWN (T ochnicolor) .Jones, Undy Workman, a n d L.,. Von Cloef guc&ts, manallillon, /\lena VanThos. Milian Meter, Kimberly VanMeter. ,SHQW STARTS 7 P.M. Dort.y \'an Meter and Angle John- Fur trimmed coats - car coats, untrimmed sport coats an:l dress coats. Also All Weather coats inallslzes. All on sale thls week. Americana Salad Bowls Hand rubbed walnut. w01>d I Mens and Boy• SWEAT SHIRTS finish, dishwasher proof. See the blg selection of VIrtually unbreokable, Large Bowls •••• 1.99 sweat shirts, Hanes s"eat shirts In al1 sizes Cor men and boys. F1eece lined cottons, Kode1 and cotton, Individual Bowls 69c over and c<Bt styles. thermal lined cotton. Slip- ARISTO MATS Your most beati:lful protection ror stol'e OOps, eabinet tops, counters, kitchen walls. Beo~Q and heolproo! protectioo with Arioto- mats, asbestos back. 2 for 5.00 Two po· ;kets, bright plaid _patterns. Sizes Comfcwtolllo, long wearing, oo1y to wa&h l:uanlon•, long I""'· I• rse and extra larse. poekef, INH button neck. Small. medlv111, lore•, e~etfo Iorge. Regui<W prlco 6.95. '""ol!,mell-1 Penn~ nent press. during this aale. Save ALL COTION PRINTED OUTING 49c yd. IIMvo, pulloyor style wllh oow Tako Advantage of tho Solo Priooo MENS AND YOUNG MENS SWEATERS Now to an exceUe,. lime - duri!W our sweater sale - to buy sweaters ror yourself or tor gifts. You•n find a nne seieetiori of alJpovers and cardlgansln~ular styles for achoal wear, BI)Orts wear and everyday, Wools- orlona- orion and wool blends. Ask allY of the BBiespeople to help you wllh exterior surface. Awcado METAL LOCKERS Metal covering i1 finished in black . baked .-ti..,r.lo enamel to resist dentl and scratches. Plastic hand e;" nickel plated hardware. 24" X 12 X 7 - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - 7 . 9 5 26" • 15" • 8" and 28" • 15" x 8" ·-- ..8.95 IN THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Soe tho c,..pleto line of Vinyl Zipper B~go, Nylon .and Plaid Zipper Bago, School and ~ri Bago. Aloo Plaid Travel Cans in authentic rayon scotch plaid. A line line of apart and all-purpose zippered bago. Music Dept. 2nd Floor • Molt• this o ....... for lluylng yow ~t~uslc '""llos tt.at will Mttertoln you anlll .,..., fo ..lly. · .. ' f« tho lle•t Yaluo •• tho full llno 16f RCA rolllloa AM & rM. Also stereo reNIN In tfan•lator or eiHtrlc. SM the tape recenlor ca ...tt. play•••· wollrJ• toll'l•, porhlilolo ,.cord ploy., •M 1 ~ cabinet IIMMI•Ia. Sale! Flannel Back TABLE COVERS Special 5. 88 - Terri!le q~,.. bls selection of solid caloro. F1oral Pal• terns. Do.maak eype pattemo, modarn pattern odor...,.. Pr•aeaaoned - ready to use. No ocour~Jv, cut Ironware gives yeara ol cookiiW onjoymmt. lll'qo out the natural flavor of !ooda. Cooks them toper!ectlm. Alia.... In ley pans - dutch ovens - chleken !ryero - porrJdce pots. placemots, - ply paper (10)2 X 14-3/8"). Beautiful 24 - de1igns. 39e. pllg. after It touched down at Staple- Size 52152 INCHES ............... SALE 1.25 Size 52x70 INCHES ............... SALE 1.75 Size 52x90 INCHES ............... SALE 2.25 Just Ali'lved Ylrglnl• House Rockers Lawn Rakes * Heavy duty rakoa with 20 ...tal ,..th. Smooth handlo. Salt 81~' ton lnternatlonol Airport but made no attempt to capture the unldenuned man. The jet, with [our crew mem- Eerie People :t]over Field/·'· Gllooto, aobltns, witches and Becky Fultz, prettieot; Sally more were on haOO Thursda,y Walters, Judy Gilkey, Tommy Dl&llt when Feeney-Bennett Post Walters, uBIIest; Judy Lav128, Amerlean J..elllon, staled onder, Martha Krawoezyn, Ito annual communli;y llalloween Cheryl Lefebre, !Unnleat. JIOIV at the Middleport loot- Taking. prizes, Drot tllroulh beU field. third, respectively hi the sixth The eornlval again ol!ered ll'ade throuah adult age lf'OUP "sometlllng r or everyone.'' were - Raehei Lefebre and There were nwnercus ""sh .Sadie Karr Drat· Maro Fultz prize• lor eostume winners, .......; Ro~r De;., mostorlg~ peckapo of b'eatB lor every. lnll; Barbara Fultz, Scherry one ID oostume and cider and Lane, Kenneth Gllk101, prettl donuts lor everyone atteOO!ns. Prize• of $2, $1, and 50 cents wore awarded to the top three eootumes In lour ""tegerieo IIDIItllf three •ae ll'OUPB, with Mro. Emerson Janeo, M r o. Rlcbard OWen and L a r r y """""r tho Judges. First, oe.eond 100 third prize trimer• lor eostumes, reopecUvety, In the ~at ll'&de aae sroup lneluded - Tammy lW1, Paula MoodllfJIOUIIh, Gres !IIIah, moot oril!lnll; Vangle lW1, Paula Swlohor, C a r o I !lmoaJ, protUest; Angela Bak. .r; lllole Pooler, Drat_. oec'• Clld, reiPoctlvoly, hi lhe ug, ' lleot <ate!IOI'l', and Alan King, ,~~~.':,"' aoo Alan Am. oat; Arnold Johnson, Julle Hamm, Doug Acree, ugliest, aoo Joho Riley, Jeff MarUn, aoo ToDilii,Y Roush, fwlnleol Copley Appointed To Masonie Oftiee COSTIJME WINNERS- Some of the winners ofeostumes prizes at the 011111111 eommunltyHaUoweenpartyatthe Middleport lootbill Deld Thursda,y nltlht by Feeney - Bennett Post 128, American Legion, from Jolt, 111-e Soncll' Acree, Jo:l,y Lavender. Martha Krawsczyn, sally Walters, Cheryl .L efebra, ToDilii,Y Walters, Mark Jlqgort,y, Do.vld Miller, J\ilrU King aiOI Vol..t ~· ,._II "'-· Weather Cl. . . with rein • • to. nl&bt and Solurdo,y' ..... to. nl8ht hi' lhe low 100 mid too. Cl<lldY _. <001 &n~. .'! c) 0 .c."~~ 0 •' TEN CENTS ; · ~·7C ...... ~ .·. .. "" ' Nine Districts llave Big Trouble COLUMBUS (UPI)-AI leasl nine Ohio school dlttrlcts wiU . be forCOct to dose belate lhe ' efld of the year If voters reject their ievles a1 Tuesday's elec· tlon and 20 other Ohio districts In "very cr:tlcal" financial con· dltion face the possibility, according to Ohio Educational As· soclatlon Executive Secretary Farm Prices T Urn UPward . WASHINGTON(UPI)-Ferm prices rose thrH.quarten of 1 percen1 during the month end· lng Oct. 15, turning up after a three · monlh decline, the Agriculture Department reported Thursday. Beef caHie prices declined during the month, their fourth conaecutlve dtcllne, but the lm· pect of this drop was more than offset by higher prices for milk and colton. The Oct. ll Stayner F. Brighton. Fremont schools will close Nov. 14-Jan. 5 regardless of the outcome of its 9.6 mill levy, Brighton said, while eight other school districts will halt classes in November or December If Oct- were 80 percent of per· approval Is not given. lty compared to 7'1 percent last Ballots will list 523 separate month and a year ago. school tax Issues In -415 Ohio The mid . October Index of dlalrlcla. prices received by farmers for It Is almost unbelievable thi!lt uops and livestock stood at 277 one of the wealthiest states In percent of the 1910..1 .. base com· the nation would permit some pared with 275 percent In mid· of Its school districts to get to September and 262 percent a the brink of bankruptcy," year ago. The Index of farm Brtghton said. "It alsa points costs stood at 376 percent of the out that drastic changes are base compared with 37.. percent needed now In the way schools a month ago and 378 percent a year ago. Perhaps tcnhadowlno an easIng of consumer prices. the department's report said priCIII are financed." The elfl't dlstrictl where of. ticlals. s&otd the'y. would be forced to halt oper.oetlons if levIes were rejected were Spring. field Local in Richland County, ;~, In Maplo · Bli~· Doc-.! . In Mo,lo , . In Moplo .I . .-----• t---..,•-----~~::~~~~~~~""!~~~~~~~~~~~--!, BE THRIFTY! SAVE A~L your selections. ~----------~----~~~---~~~~~~~ &!pt. :Lo<al School Dlotrlet . . wao an Important ·du tor uo. II was the day we IIIII' next blr objectl•a 11 tho bod ..,.n lmtrt1111 forward to lor eomplctlm of tbe entire buDd. ~.many weeki. lns. Our voeauonat elassea had TAX LEVY lllllr ftrat meetlncsln the lhopa IN LAsr SVNDAY'S Sontluel "' lhe • hl&h lchool bulld1ng. I was moat ll'ati!led to - an We feel that Ibis Is a dant editorial favoring ,a.e _ . t t ,,,_.,. tor auto roochaldco, weld- ot renewal lovles in all t h o and ..,....tot. school dlotrlcto In Malp C<Jun.. t,y. I wllll to upre11 m,y per·! - with they be. tunetJon lhe .kind aonal thanko to these trho MPP"ent t11ey DOOcltor their .thlo stand. It lo lmporlant In us to have this -i't. t. llle 111111 lew weelts lbave talked to mifi,y groupo, me- ovor 81111 • .,... l\l:1;t:.:m:elal . ":J::·::: i~:~:;J~~~~~~~.':~; .~. ·., till.!: at•~f!u~ II! Ia liOrn. •::a:=r~·.: .otrati.l ;~ ~·;~,,i~~~!,a·~iiio ol 111r aehaola may hove special ,........,........... lnvlla· Dlltrlct to a renewal. 11 ta ne Increase In taxes. II lo abaolutely I'OI(ulred In order to eonllnue ,._lvlng state lllooo. Exactly the 181110 alluaUonao far as levloa exllllltt tho otlter two districts hi the eGUII!l. Wt all oollclt' J o f 11111111or1 at ille pall a next Tues. da,J, November 4. PI- don't let us down. AMERICAN . EDUCATION Week has- Jo1nt1y - ed b¥ the NaU-1 F41callon Auoclallon _. the' American l.alllon aloce J82J. Thlo nir re- u ,r. thb .!!biilrvanc. )dU· be 10' IDr lhe fNOik af Nlweml!or lt. . I ' ' . ' Ilona home to perents aoklns them to eoma 1111 particular due. Nevorthelou, during the obaervan"" ol American Educallon Week tho dooro o1 aU o1 111r .....Jo wUI be _ . to Yltitora. You wtU be welcomed opd. llnlot, well treated b¥ our ,-..r ~ ..,, nt•. Y111 and I an port of the preoent and ol the pest. 0 u r piopta or. ·port o1 tho pr01ent but !11"1lh .more a port of lhe tuti!H' than we an. Our oeliliolt,,an ·lllBPiq- .lllose 10IItW IIYd :WW.licoone.aM. I lldnk . ohauld be tm.relt. lllnd af • >lob we are SIXTY • SEVEN Industrial Tnde otudenll ,o! Mel&o Senior Hl&h School Thuredoy momi!W before movi!W Into their claosrooms at the new aoo Mats• Hlllb Sc:hoolln tho Rock Sl>riiWO area. The 67 student a are enrolled In either clloltletoloo, auto mechanl.c1, or weloii!W and oheot molal work, Oteek for Powder In Candy Wrappen Chi~! or"Pollee J. J, c.... means of MlddiiiiOI't bao .,. quehed paronto tio eback, the caoolea eolloeled b¥ &h o I r cklldren btl trick or treat Dll!lt. Any JNMdor biod •tnaldt'lh. , · wriPiiir• as a "",.. of • lhe chaek lo to be ll!fiied<'l, rtoV. ,paiJce ·~ · ~ %:::'! ~:;:~. :"w.t:C u..·.iiick e~ .._ or tr.lli eultoUiWiaGb~ . ( •. 1 ' ty, Talawanda Local In Butler most Cftla schaal districts ftnd (Continued on PallO 12) County, and the Newton Falls WASHINGTON (UPn - Vice crltieized "a slfb, actlvlot ele- nucha- moot com!ortlble President Spiro T. AI!JieW, ment who would tell us our val- position Is straddling tho plrllo.. IIOPhlcal renee, oollelllnll•otes freshly endorsed by President ues are lles. •• Nixon ror doing .. a great job," He saJd the nation can '•at- rrom both sides," he l&id. Asnow said that •'reprdleos has launched another [ree _ rord to separate them £rom our swinging attack onantiwardem- society - witt. no more regret of the issue, lt is time to stap ··· ·.. onstrators and poUticians he than we should feel over dis- demonstraUng In the called '1deological eunuchs.'' carding rotten apples from a and start doing somelllln& eon- . structlve about our insUtutlolll. Agnew's remarks inwhtehhe barrel." repeated charges leaders America must recosnize the In eolorl\d IIIIIHIII88 that has dangers or c.;mstant earnival." . of lhe oct. 15 Vlelnam ~ beeome a trademark, Agnew torlum were ,.impudent" , told a Republican dinner ouch 11 SDobs," led Sen. Albert e, elements are aided by poUUThe viee president w a 1 clans he called ••parasites ~ warmly praised b¥ Nhon Thuro. D.Tenn., to declare: ""He is our greatest df.sas- passim" who ••value a cause day at a White Houoe receploo purely lor Ito poiiUcal mile- lor the lloritage m.t.. ter next to VIetnam." In a speech at Harrisburg, age. alon of the Republican ''They are ideological eu. al Committee. Pa., Thursday night, Agnew farm price average was 6 per cent above a year ego. The report aloo showed form Willard L Coploy hao been cosls rose one·hall of 1 pereent appointed DlotrlctF41caUonO!- during the month to 111 new all· eelved by lermoro lor all typeo Ilcer lor the Twelfth Masonic lime high, 5 percent above a of mNt enlmal except lambl Dlotrlct b¥ Loulo C. Holzap. yur earlier. loll during tho month llf'lnglng let, Grand Meller of MaBOtla A comprlson of prices farm. the meat Mimal price Index In Ohio. The Twelfth Dlatrlct ers received with the cost of eight percent belaw the peak comprises Jackson, G a Ill a, things they buy showed farm ntt1ched In Juno - but well Meip, and Lawrence coun .. prices In mid . Oct- &YOI'· above any other October tlnce ties. aged 7• percent of tho "fair 1951. Record high prlc:eo were . ·' tint ihroulh third fOIIpeC- Coplfl\' reoldeo at Thurman earning power" perlty level, un. recorded for both fluid and ·ti.IJ,v hi the Drat ll'ade to olxlh Route 1. flo Ia past IIUUiter of changed from a month earlier manufacturing grade milk. Rade age 8fOIIP lneluded - Ctntreville IAd!!e, No. 371, and and 1 point above a yur Hrlfer. Mid . Oclubel prices lor some .,rll King, David M Ill e r, Ia now aosoclllted with JachIf dlroct government pey. other leedlftl cammadlttes com. lfark Jlqgort;r, moot or181nal; ..., Hllh School as suldanee ments to farmer1 are also pored with month . 1100 and (Continued on Pap 12) counted, farm returns In mid. ~·-~ ~ Acree, Velvet Swllber, ccuaselor. GEo. HAiiGRAVES, Elmwood Loall In Wood Coun- and Lakewood Local In Licking ty, Mod Rlver·GrMn L.oc•l In County , "Thla vividly pOints out tho Clark County, Swanton and Ev· orgreen Locals In Fulton Cotrl· delper•le slluall!ln In which Agnew, Backed, Swings Again· blnatlm. s.mleaa, eully cleaned. RegularJ.65to2;95tablo cOlerL Trua Temp• Plaamats ~ Gi, * bers and the hijacker aboard, When the plane landed in Den- not have ellOUih fuel_. would left the airport one hour am ver, FBI agents headed by spa- have to refuel either In Lao V• three minutes later - at S:28 cial agent in charge Scott War- gas, Salt Lake Clly or Demwr. The man told Cook to ge to a.m. EST. TWA official• BBid ner attempted to lalk the unf. it would take from three to four dentifled hijacker into surren- Denver and lf there was "no hanky..pank;y," he would rele1.1e hours for the plane to reach derlng. the passerwers. He told Cook, New York. TWI agents refuted the plane Among the passengers was in preparatim for the noJHtop however, he 1'IOUld hold at least the Harper's Bazaar, a well • flight to New York. The fiight one stewardess as hostage UDo known s~ grOlt). crew or five and a stewardess til reachl.ag New York. Before the plane landed here, One ol the passengers said identified as T. Coleman, r~ Denver police removed all the hiJacker boarded the plane. malned aboard lhe plane. marked patrol cars from the TWI'o !light 85 which left BatPilot Donald J, Cook had ratlmore, Md., Thursday night, dioed that the hiju.c ker came in- airport area. FBI agenta sur· at Los AJweles, nexttolaststap to the cockpit with a pistol ard rouooed the plane whon It lmJ.. on its projected fiight to San demanded to go to New York. ed. Warner talked to the hlJaekFrancisco. Cook told the man the plane did er with a bullhorn. aoo URGE SHIPMI!NT OF Scot F-amily don around tho Boeing 707 jet ' 36" LENGTH ---------$2.49 45" LENGTH - - - - - - - - - ·---$2.89 6il~' LINGTH .. _ _ _...-...•._......_.$3.~ MATCHI~ VAUNCES -~-~-·-··---$1.~ Blue cornflower de1ign. Coole, Bake, Servewore Wagner By Randall Cast Iron Cookware \ 'o'~ to New York. , He allowed the plane to stop here long enough to refuel and release 39 passengers. FBI agerts threw 141 a cor- pt~rmanent preu. Stripe1 2 1/2 Quart Corning Ware Save the money to the Foundation. ent1-..\? early today and ordered llJo Qy SOc each 3.99 Saucepan With Cover · The Ohio lllatorlcal Soelecy also had Indicated by leiter thai the Diester Courthouse Ia an DENVER (UPI) - A gwunan waving an Mt carbine arxlpacking 250 rounds of ammunitioo hijacked a Trans World Air· ways jetliner over ca1itornla Beautiful fabrico and palterno. Ideal for pillowa, uphol1tering small chairs and many other uses. • RCA'• fln.. t In porto~lo TV'•· Block oi'HI ••lte nmel"' ft. 111 9 Inch to 19 Inch alae ac,.oa. Color portabtoa frcun 14 lncf, t• 11 Inch. A.l. . 100 the ..CIVtlful cor~aolo •••I• •lth c1blnet1 too MOtch ony iiiHIWo EasY-clean Blo•BY·omooth aMldonal sp111ce ror a museum. Tho ma.lorli;!' ol lnlagreed, hoWever. that thiJ IIIII wlah to beeome lnvolnd hi a lawiUit over the (Continued .. Pap 4) 45" wide. Florols, stripes and kiddie patterns. Re1111• 7.95 Mens Banlon SALE ~Quart and harvest colors. 69C To 2.39 Sale 2 for 12.50 Sport Shirts Sale 5.88 -.: addition could han been made to the buUdlftg to provide Captured by Hijacker touch dec:orat- Sale 39c yd. Callaro - Harnon - Chalno - Sl.lp Flea Soap _ Runnor Chains - Shampoo - Flea and Tick S.ray _ S.ntry Collars - Floa Collars - Rawhldo EZ CroomTays - Bruohoo - Combo. black or green and black. Neck slzeal 4'h to 17, Unad neck· FLANNEL SHIRTS ' Quality Serge1nt's Dog and Pet Supplies bond. 2 bt&ton throush flap pockets. Mens f ~. u East Bound\OJetliner ing", Big wlection patterns. Stoc. up-Bur rour gifh ot these sale prlees 80 per cent wool.20 per cent nylon. Bu{laloplalds in red am .. l BATH TOWELS ................... SALE i.69 HAND TOWELS .................... SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS .................... SALE 49c Sale! Mens 7.95 WOOL PLAID SHIRTS 14 uNeva•preu" curtains in beautiful c.o lora, ruffled all around, tie bocks included. White, gold, green, · pink, turquoi ••· This is one of our best sell;rs, all cotton WOYen towels. Colors: Antique gold, royal blue, orange, green, rose, olive green, yellow, white. A nice selection or women's house dresses. In cottons, many styles to choose from ln checked and patterns. In regular and halt sizes. 4.95 ' ed. \ 1.39 yd. "CAPE COO" TOPPERS Towels-Wash Cloths • . Special Purchoul 49c CLING 18" stick-on, self adhesive vinyl for wosh and wear fabric, plaids, check1. Bath Towels-Hand ntQJeat for the return of the rnonoy, or whether other rae. tors had broulht &bout the rectaeat was not clear. In any event, the Sodell'o trustees voted unanimously Thursda,y to deellne retumlns VOL XXII NO. 138 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ~ ,,." '""' ,...o ' -------------------------------------------------------------------F_R_ID_A_Y~·~OC ~T~O~B_E_R~3~1·~'~~----- ~~~~v FANCY SHARKSKIN Matching 1hat It ...,ld 1>e used lor the JNlseum. 11 had felt that the Interior eould have been Improved aoo that, perhaps, 10 ~ SO% Polyeater, 50% combod colton, 45" preahrunk Friday-Saturday Sale (Only) 04 2.34 portant American novel, work· ed lor olabt yean with the P lnkerton Detective Asency. broulht about the Foundation's PreBident llobatotter will Ill. ~ form the Foonllllm ollhelnli;. • tee•' declaim, and point Glil '· tbat the elltobllshment ol a • · seum II BUll belnB eonoldor• . · 8rchltcctural gem"' and eould well be used ror & museum. WheUler the Society's interest in the Chester locaUon 41 • at y $1.00 a copy Fielduest "Sea Shell" & 7.00 BLOUSES .. - ................ _,_, ...... SALE 5.34 storyardanlm- sale price Friday and Soturdoy, 2 Pair 1.50 Dressy and sport blouses, size 30 to 46. treat detecthe HOW TO MAKE YOUR WINDOWS BEAUTIFUL One size fits all· sizes 10 to 13. Solid colors an:l heather~elal ed b¥ m&IIY critics as bolh o eltabllahment 0( a museum in the Chester Coorthwa, t h e !lrot courtllouse In the couni;!' built In 1823. Chester Grange, which has • e Daahlell Hammett, w h o s e The Malteae Falcon" is rank- on Mulberry Just Received! TAPESTRY SQUARES 1.00 ORLON SPORT SOCKS tones. civic projeclll. He had made museum A new and complete guide Ia help you create todoy'o faahion right window treatments. A Kirsch publication C.t Roady Now for Cold Winter Oayo stop In the Men's Department, 1st floor, an:lselect the work clothes you need now. Big selection ot C&rhartt brown duck overalls - jackets - vests- COl'eralls- Lee blanket Uned O\'eraU jackets - Lee o-veralls - men's work gloves by ~ dianapoUs or Wolverine, Hanes warm winter underwear ln one and two piece styles- work sweaters- work jackets warm work socks, Now is a good tbneto buy what you need. dieated that he upreferred" the museum be located in Pomei'CQ'. The request lor return of the donatian came after a letter was sent by Hobatetter to the Herseher Foundation 1n wtalch Now You Know 11 the llolabta In Pomeroy. He had advised the founda. lion, in his letter, that lhe Sooielf had been considering the a Jong.torm lea10 on the <.'hester Courthouse, had agreed to slve up 1ha Cheller Courtllouse "', Mens ontl Young Men• Sizes 1 to 6x. Color, white, yellow, light blue, na-vy blue, pink and red arxl while. While they last. . ~ Pioneer aoo HUtorical llodely hold Ita amual meet- Reaular $1.00 packa,e •••••••• :•••••• Sale 77c MENS WOAK CLOTHING llobltetter reviewed eventa related to the plana of the society to construct the museum. The llencher letters cleorlyln- Herscher, bom In Pomeroy, over a period or aeveral years was benefactor of a number ~ du a!teroom when the Meiss THROW·AIAY BAGS • Womens in c:olort 1 both in regular and clutch ttyle billfolds, aoclely llorodler Foundation that re. quested the return of the 00. naUon- plus Interest. hla deatb waa dlscloaed Thurs. For all vacuum c:leonen * Solid leathers. Mens in black or brown. llobstetter, prellidenl, reoid several leiters written by Mr. Herscherbefore his deatb and another from U.e leston, W.Va. hqueot lor the return of the Jorge donation provided lor b¥ the Jate J. W, Herecher before • On Sale 1.00 All sizes in this sale. Mos. sizes, 1 to 6x, 1 to 14, ha.lfai"KI chubby sizes. All sizes included lnthis2da.Y sale. And their are hundreds to select from Parker Hinzman conducting the services at 7:30 each of the three e-venings. Mlsl\\ ~aron - Levi Super Slim Edison he dlscloood the problems enooontered In ralolns a,pproxlmotely $60,000 locally to build arrangcmonta for the gift r#. at leoat $30,000 to the socloQ' for a museum. Chur~h. Heractter Foundatlan of Char- Tab advantage of the special sale prices on the popular toys your boys and girls want this yearDancerillll - Hoi l'heels - Talking Barbie Suzy Holllutaker - Johnny lightning - Race Sets - Bicycles - Ga111es - Puzzles - l'agonsSIIitfed Ani11111ls - Tonka Toys - Matchbox Electric Trains - Space Toys -and 111any, 111any others. Slop in Elberfelds Toyland - See the 111any, 111any toys on sale and save. Mens Billfolds and Wonaens Billfolds Friday, Nov. 7 at Christ United Methodlat Church with the Rev. MEIGS THEA Tlf Sale 2 Pair 1.00 WOMENS DRESSES Church the Rev. Jack Higgins Choir. On &tnda,y alternoon Nov. of tho Christ United Church at 9 at Christ United Methodlst Parkerobors wiU he evansetlst. Church a song(est will be held. Miss ~aron Winkler, Clltton, wtlJ be In charge of the music. The Cruaade choir will present selections during the services each eveolns. A bls oelectlon of solid edoro and white In two alie nnseo. 1 to 9 aoo9'h toll. Veryp<VIIIor lor sehoolaoo dreao wear. lng at tbo Nt. Paul Lutheran Return of a 1$30,000 cilntrlbutlon lor tho eotabllahmont d a museum In Meip Cwn.. ll bao been requested by the Elberfelds Toyland BOYS 69e JERKS OM.ON SOCKS -------------------------·-·--t Crusade Dates A aervlces will be hold two week..... startlns on Friday, Octoher 31, at AlbrllhtUnltedMeth. odllt Chureh In Ma- and Friday, November 7th at 7:30 p. m. at Chrlol United Metllodlot Church In Mason. This Friday evenlns at 7:30 at Albrllht United Metlloolst COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS Save On Toys At Spo<ial Solo Friday aooi Satur<lay A fine selection in si · 'Sand colors. 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRU GIRLS fHerscher Group Wants Bequest for Museum Retur that c.._. • .'' ' � 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 10. October 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. 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