http://66.213.69.5/files/original/668fce09085bf4b970492763b186ca51.pdf 8f5c04ec16b17ee36d670c209b2008ad PDF Text Text '· Q ~ ~--.-_.... ., \ ., ' 20 - '111ollolly Seralnel, ~-· 0., NOY.l%, 1• , $20 Million for Misery Promised The Metbocllat ro<MelllaUon hllans . She related Nlahlialrtl fund, a program to c:ontrlbule from usout !llter'..... by Grace 120,000,000 to umfsery,•• was explained by Mrs. James Dllor at a meottna Monday nlaht of the Women's Society of Chris~ 11an Sorv lee, Hea111 U n I t e d Me11lodlsl Church. Mrs. Euler gave a history ol the reeonciUation movement whldl began In April 1968 at Hal!ell , and concluded wl111 a · poem entitled ''Re<Mclllatlon." For devoUons Mrs. Max Dclllahue gan a glimpse on mls.. the Mtdbodlst conference In oat.. las wherelhe$20,000 ,000ftgure on a national scale was suggest.. ed as a ••contribution to mis- ery." 91e said ot that a m o u n t. Ohio's quota Is $7,000,000, hal! to go to the national lund and the other halt to remain with the Ohio Conference. Emphasis ~the program, Mrs. Euler reporter, is to .. restore man to respect." ~e said It is aimed at showing God's concern for the kingdom on earth. or the amoun~ $350,000 is to golo the Black Development Fund. Harmony and changes ln the church were discussed by Mrs. Euler who spoke of the plight of the black people and t h e management or the atratrs of slons taken rrom the "Re- sponse" ntapdne. It spoke ol Dr. Mary &le Laurery's work at the health eenter In ChUl In addiUoo lo assisting wl111 a day care center Jn San Diego spoosored by the Board ot Mloolons of11le - I t Chureh. DevoUonal eholrman Mrs. Jack Beehtle read the 103rd Plllm and an article, "For the Beauty ot the Earth." At the business meeting con~ cklcted by Mrs. Nan Moore areport was given on World Com- munlt;y Do.r by Mrs. David Entsminger. It was reported that the pecans will arrive 1hls week. The annual church bazaar was annoWlced for Dec. 2 at the church. Refreshments wer e served by Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, Mrs. E, M. Wood, Mro . L, W, Me. Comas. and Mrs. H a r o I d George. CtQWnings Highlight Mro. Jael< Kllpalriel< ot Columbuo vlolted here over !be weekend wi111 her brother, Jolin WUI, a 1111Uent at Holzer Hospital. Mra. Kllpalrlel< al., vialied w1111 Mill Frieda Fulmle. Reo;ent guesta ol Mr. and Mrs. J. p, Foldon of Re!land were Mr, and Mrs. Cbarlea stlfrler, Sdrley, Mary, Terri, and San4Y. and Mr. and ..... Edward Tracy, Barbara and llaymCll1d, Columbus. Also vllttlng with the Foldens over the weekend were Bambi, Kimber~ l,y and Tammy Elias, Doma Will d. Columbus was a recent guest f1 her grand~ mother, Mrs. Elliot Elias of MaBM, W. Va. Mlao WUl re~ gramated from Mountain Slate In eomputer p r ogramrntng and baa aeeOD\PIOII emplojonwnt In Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Gary Lee and dauahters, Patl,y Ann and Undo, El1rla. spent the weekend here visiting their parento, Mrs. Jolm Lee, HarrisonvUle Road, Edwaro Howell, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Bet1;y Templeton, Middleport. Mrs. James Criswell return~ ed &lnday altervlaltlnglll Cberleaton, W. Va. with ber SOII..Inlaw and dauahter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Custer. ~ aecompan. led her to Middleport &mday, POLLY'S POINrHRS Layette Shower New Liquid Dyes Given Recently Work in Washer For Mrs. Vance By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POU. Y - Like Barb, I had trouble dyeing articles satisfactorily but the new liquid dyes work beautifully in my washing machine. I use HOT water, pour in the dye, mix thoroughly BEFORE putting in the article. Let it go through the full wash cycle twice. Do NOT let it rinse In between. After running through the wash cycle twice, I use three cold-water rinses or until the water runs out clear. I have even dyed things as large as bedspreads. When rewashing, use a cold-water detergent and wash the dyed article separately from the other wash. A small amount of dye is sure to wash out but not enough to hurt the looks of the ilem.-LUELLA ,., ,.. DEAR POU.Y- When you finish dyeing and rlns· tng anything, put It in cold water with a handful of salt to set the color. I also soalt: thing s I buy that might fade in cold water with salt.-JUDY i DEAR GJRLS-T II e r e 1lllle Wllo ttofl at;tlle to let a ,Qf asia( l!lllt toler but I •o II. Aanle bao a good la(feaUea In ber teller wbere she waraed a(alDat leiUag water from th faucet ru.a oato lite recently dyed article while rbdlng. Fill tile container being aoed and then put In the garment. 'l'llla Ia when lite job lo helag dnne ID a big pan or tub and BOt Ia lbe wa1her.-POLLY DEAR POU.Y-Do a kindness to little children and invalids by not oonding them cards decorated with little crystal grains, toooe tinsel or fiberglass. It is almost !mpoulble to bruoh these particles olf bed clothes. If one has sensitive skin, !bey can cause itching.-MRS. J . E . S. A tayeue ahower honoring Mrs. Joyeo Vance was hold recently at the home ol Mrs. Beatrice Dugan. Co.bostesses were Mr1. June Dewhliral and Mrs. Audrey Patter,.... Games were plaJedwithprlzea being won by Mrs. Sblrley Simmons, Mrs. Rea.tha Clonch, Mrs. Roberto Muaoor, Mrs. Vance, and the door prize was WQII by Mlso Lori Cloneh. Mrs . Vance was assisted by her allier, Lori Cloneh In op. entng her gl!le. Attending besides those named were Mrs. Patt,y Jaeks, Mrs. M a r y Roush, Mra . Role Patterson, Miss Krista Cloneh, M r s. I'by!Us Haley, Mrs. Judy McDoltlld, Mlao Marla Musser, Mrs. Pauline Tillis, and Mri. Etllellllte. Olhero presenting gills to Mrs. Vance were Mfss DiaJma Me!Janlels, Mlos Unda Haley, Mrs. Charlotte Wilford, M r s. Odessa Roush, Mrs. Pat Brundaao, Mloa CaiiiY stmmono, Mrs. llemlee WU!oro, M r s. Lydia Smith and Debbie and Mrs . Eloise Smith. ----Polly's Problem,_ _ __ DEAR POU.Y -Can some readers of your column tell me how I could clean my mouton coat at home? I do not feel that I can afford to have It cleaned profe11lonally. Tbls coat is old but in good condition IIDd should have a lot ol wear left.-MRS. W. R . I• ' '' .. ...-.....--·---~----·. President Visits Announce Meetings 2 District Units To Di&cuss Sum!J Mrl. Ben Neutzltng, Amerlean Legion Auxiliary Elglrth Diotrlot president, was a guest at !be 5oth amlveriiii'Y observance of the Logan unit oo Sunday nlshl and the Ook IWI unit on Tuesda.Y night. Both units presented M r 1. Neut1;ltng with gills. She was aecompanled to Lopn by Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, dlstrlet child weltare chairman; a n d Mra. 0 . A. Martin, huapltal rep. resentatlve. M r 1. Catherine Welsh joined Mro. Wildermuth, Nra. Martin and Mrs. Nwlzllna lor the Oak lUll mservanee . Baptismal Service POINT PLEASANT - Meetings to discuss the school sur· vey whleb woo made public Monday are scheduled for Nov. t:l14 lhrouahout Mason Cowty. The first meetlna wut be at Hannan High School at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Others wut be at Wahama Hlsh Scbool on ThursdaJr a n d Point Pionant Hlgb School on Friday, both at 7:30p. m. Bethel to Present Program at Home BapdsmaJ services for Mr s. Edith Barton were conducted Sonda,y a!torooon at the Scott Farm oo Flatwoods Road. 'l1la Leurel Clll! Free Methodist 'Oturch members congr~ gated at the !arm tor the service coodueled by the Rev. Eugene GUt assisted bf Bob Barton. The grcq> sang " At I h e Cross, '' tttere was prayer by Mrs. JameaGUmore, and scrlpture from Aets 2, 32-l7by Mrs. Gorald PuDtno. 'l1la beptlomal ....Wll C'eltl and pl'IJ'Or offered by the R... Mr. GW preeedlng I h e lmmeroiiXI of Mrs. Jluton and the IOitg, ,.Lave Lifted Me" . When we know how to retd our own heart$, we acquire wlodom of tho hearts of othera.-Denia Dlderot, French phUosopher. honored..,..._ ON LEAVE HERE Stanley Alkire Ia apendiiiJa 12 .!oy leavewllhbll parent1, Mi-. and Mro. FaUx AJ.. klre, POIDIIO), Rt. 4. Set. Ai. klre wlll _,. weldlntl oehool upon hlo return 1o Beale ~ I r For oe IIese, Celli. Hla address lo ~ Ropr S. Alkire, AF 11706Hf Cmr., B o X 5552, Beale Air Fwce llaea, CaiiL 93993. ~ Rogor - . Cook uld the ,...,I surge Of DHcvlllu Usors , )'OIIIhrut nlrootkl uaars cau1c1 Cook, 52, said n\any ..,..,,.. be bllo'n1.ct 1111the "hippie" (1111. pulhln around col loge comeratlcin. 'are · what hi t.rmad "drot>-ln" -·"IIJppl~ Who .._ the w - . hi~ . live . .,. !he or collage mbvemantl!agon. II w~11 tw· · -.munHial:" lila flol~ for - ' • w!IO· "He la.ol._t lm-ll!la to wontact to ,,.. ldv~ :oof,. ldentlfv.~ ut•I'Cook...- . . II," Cook teld I~ i4l article ,jn· hi -.muri- on a flrotthe currant edition or Ohio nama bHio. Ho uarns to auf>. $Choolo, the olfiCtal publication slot solely on ......ilc llol01." Cook utd on the hlth IChool or the Ohio EduCitlon Ai-ta. lion. lawl, the drug ~lam wn M·--· Wednesdav 10 a.m., In headquarten at SvracuiO Municipal Park. "fhe Art of. Living with Family ' Crlolo", Kathryn Johnson ltldtr. Hostesses Margaret Eichinger, Paullne Mororlty . Potluck dinner at noon. A BAZAAR sponoorod by the Women's Guild of the Trinity United Church of Christ, Pomeroy, Wednesday, 11 o.m. A sweet shop, hand-made ar- (ll'OYidod by Elllel Hart of lbe lfDdem Breezy Helahtl. "'"!'"' Clij.EBRATED :Heart:::::~:::~ ami••· BDm!DAY Tile 80th bb'llllloJ ._to won PY~ 11017· ot Mro, LlliiiD stlelf,ot· D w ·l• h tQillumo, ut..., _ d> ad lilt..-• • wao san llill..,..n Jllrfl, It untay wt1h a illnDer Jl"b' at IIOIIIIOid that there 1'111 tbe Bob Evana . Steak lloau ...'au:• Ill r•llbfol'a. At tbe part;y welie mtJ,IIIIII Iii Jleeelllbor, Mlal Bell ~ n, Kro. Let. ~~~ lie Erwin, ·IIIII KalbQn War. aer, and tbe Jl8o, IIIII llr t. ::=,:::r~ Fraak Cheeaebaew. - ,....,..lb ... llif Holiday Party HolldaJI pert;y plans were made by the Trln!cy Circle Munday nlahl at tho Trlnlt;y United Chureh of Christ Mrs. Louis Reibel presided at the meeting. The part;y was set for Dee. 10 with a 6 p.m. diMor In !be soclal room of the ehureh. Roll call will be a Christmas earol. Mrs. Ben Neutzllna will have beth the program and devoUons a n d there will be a $1 gift achange. An ar tlele entitled "What I Have to Be Thankful For" was: reed by Mra. Reibel. Members related lhlnga for whleh they are thankful Ill responoe to roll eaU. The program lneluded two readings, "Flve Wise Rules" and ''What is Home?" by Mro. Clarenee Masaar. Moet1111 elosad w I t b a lhoualrt from the yearbook. Mrs. Clara Karr and Mrs. BenNeutzlJng were hostesses. The re- Songfes t Planned Friday Evening • enl silts for tbe carnival. ~ppraxlmato(J $300wasralaed with 11le OIII<JWit 1o be used for now playground equipment. An olsht.c>l..., awing set hu alread,y been onlered by !be group. A vole of thanks baa been oxW>ded by the PI'A to those contri.buUng to the event. Family Ha.s p.m. Weekend Guests The Four Keyo Ql Henttna. ton; The WUI Famt(J of - lo, w. Va.; The :lwfer Fun. ll,y; The llulchlniMI; The vtn. tonalrasi 'I1te Addison Trio; The Lemley Famll,y; and !be Taylor Quartet will be &mMg tha many line II'OUPI ol lina• ero. A group Irani ColwnlMta II al10 upaeled to be 11lero. The Pllltor, Rav. Walter Pat. terac~~. of Maton, w. Va., ex~ lenda an lnvllstlnn 1o other llnaer• and 111 the pablle lo tile oldolalhlonid lt)'mn ,feat. ·.. ·' frl...r, <Older. lllch today,... ··10; tow. Uiallht In the low 30o. ' A nlalrt's 1leop eon M(J be llhl'lleai(J restful If the ..__ or rouaostoseml~ 50 lo 60 Umes. Tldo . to only 30 se<OIIda Ill elllll boun, however. 13. 1969 Arnold Adams Killed Today 8:35 a.m. today In a single • vebldo aed- on Rt. 62 In Ma1011 Comzy near tho old TNT plant 411b'anee. Adema, a Goiidfear plantem. ploye, was reporbod by Well Vlratnta State Polloe, enr<lUbo from work when he ...........,.tt loll eantrol ot bll Volkowagon aedan IIIII struel< a utlllt;y pole. Ada!i'• was plnDed In !be wreel<age for about • hall hour. lie was prentMI<ed ~ Ill the aeene by Dr. Georae S!>- -, ' to the Crow - llusooU Funeral Home. He was Maooo COWtl,y'l seventh tratrlc victim ot 1969. Nr. Adams was the oon ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarenoe (Jiho) Adams, Rt. 2, Raelne. Re wat a graate ot Raelne H II h Sc- and IIBI'Yed In the u. S. Air Foree. &lnlvlng are bls wife, the former Chal'lolte &lyder; blo .(lll'OIIII, and a twin IIIIer, Bar. bara, Funeral arl'llttiOmenle are JIOtllllrl,ll. .•~- ~ Pres~lntei'IIIIIMal r. .'"" · . ... - ...., . ,_ · lfbve edtte 111,.. .eoarl' ~-·- • ;,·. , · ··~~w. - • 'l'tlli Utt10 SUP~ COURT ruled Wed. ~~jbal . . , _ , . I n an -rlaU111case are l!l"'tted to .. he·....t111Jted oo lhe ~Is of 11lo lailil'a hlshell pd*"'l•l . · · ~ eOurl ruled tho llamllton Coullt;y r-oo Pleu C<lurt lnotruct the Jur7 along theaellne~o ' ~~~In reiUalna 1o ' ~· I....- I.:..~· Net~/ , .....,_'8 L.•u:•• ,"""'""" in !"! forlc YORK - A BOMB EXPWDEDIN A~ men's Criminal e-ta Ntdllll Wednesday night, cauobW ?,~~Some O.oper·-atthe"'...,Crlmlnal "--~. .. -· .....,..-, · below llod the hu(ldtrp and levoral per- wore for aboek. Pollee and FBI agenturrealedthree men and Ill eC!ftDICIIGII with a series of bornblllp, al'eq,tad ·and bomlt llltoata that hove IW<IIt ~.few York. Cou\'1• Qu!Jdllll nplooiOII oe<....,... tlllhortly m. Wednesday, detilro7lllltbe men'o i'oom. kooekllll fleUttleebi ula '~~ut..U~~~o ond blowbW a·~ of ·. lifAithe Jutlaeo hiDTiedb' adCourta aa llllt;tat.Jrs and wltno1101 loft !be buiJII. ~ f~~~~e~ro wore fa""~!~ another ottha-- ...:-.-a. : "-below. .. HotiaB TUIE ' -. . IM · . "We IOIIk reoiloocl -·" Paul Co_,P<wlinotll: ' eleew,... M'tain .V<~~ u· - ·· FORMER AS'I'RONAf;i!-SCOTT. Carpenter boJiawo.lberela!lfe'ldmllar"wlllllllu ~ · ...._.U .,. .., ;.._.;,;._ · ' ._td In ~I Cf ~ Coml!'lllllt:J Colotstar~oattbere,•eb with a lllllvorse ibat lllldar the110 eli · eum~ 11lere - .._, "i -"""" OF Brld&e e<ilapae,- bridges 1 "Family Christmas look". day . . of tile Mld-Ohln Vallq l!lyors AaooelaUM at Ra..,olloocl. The brldp was clooed within hours after the almllarl,y c~ strueled Sliver between Pollll Pleellllll and ~. Obto, eollapaed IIIIo the Ohln River Doc. 15, 1967 andearrled 48 peroooslo death. The brldae betw..il w. Vo. 2 and Ohio 7 111 N ewport ""' r_...tfor 11081'1 Y~ but was closed apln I.Y lost De e. 30. ........ •ne - ,...., ""'ned lo lra!ftc 1D~~ •• ~wuar, 18""'- was shWdolrn Pondilll thaNiutt ot an Inquiry by tho "'aai-I TronSPorQ!Ion , '_. O . o r l l o r• . .( I ......... 14.:15 "THE PINK JUNGLE" (T ochnieelor) Jomes Gorn•r ~- K•n~y "HAMMI!RHtAD" ' .• ~ ,r .' ,·f ., ' lu<alhd . ' the '' ' .,_. . ~e Jr. of Well Vlrllnla) .,loki ua -e wu BOlng to build Ul .. ..J n· emo·ns· tra[!o ' r,~s'' ·, . out when, and If 11111 bridge Ia repatnble. •• Gerber aald ha unomelal tnlnrmltlcln ibe bridge een be repaired by strOiillhenllll It with_._ CoUld e in a ....... -w•k ' S t Ie" llarmolt, oo~ - · ,Jpbn . ~a•. K·etth .,_. ·. 1!1> . ., <. aa:vr.t ~~, ": , · . •FLACW" I (\JPO - V ee '-· · lla•pr,~adwonllld•l!li~..ajlllllll!!li!IIRM-, f7.creti~-~.LIIIo.Ontllo '· ~·~ ~ck... ~aN FeDtela'·· Tt;~Go;/ Q!m ~ JGIID ~ 11Dti .lllb'NICU7. ' ' · leeA J.,.Malnltari,Kafh:' Hood, WIIIIUn buildings Ponnoylvanla •ell• a-11, Gennlow SeCurity· along was light. Fadoral . ' A..,uo wti'a -lad off. 'l1la . . y ..lapholll company. 10!* slepo 88TH BIRTHDA , , to enaure. communications COLtJIIBUS (Upt -· , . , _,.dbamolnlollnod. . Olllo~Uipwayl'ltrol,~ A ·- l t y ~of nMrly a rarei ot· tU will ~e- e,ooo ""'- mostly hidden 'brate 111 38th _.,.,...,. .,... · fr<1ln view · wore ICIItat ad Siturday, · lhraughoulfht'Nashlngtonl.., ·t he ••.~ to Pl·•••il'lroubla. f1i1io1!a ·eoml!'l.tttoe ttsalf lurnllhld' , _ . tt1an uoo Of .. ,, W1llt; · · !_~~k a.n.t·" Rclpr ~aid T.~aaya iDonl~lllck" · two ,...... - WCirld •!JUt sea orer Sc!jldn.. · ' is Propos~d,, ' •J -t ' . . - . · r. ·Drivers 'ltm'• ' ' We are trying to lind a . Frtdor and Satu«!ar · e WASHINGTON(UPI) - Thousand of penons came to the nation'• capital !Tom every slate lodoy to protest tho Vietnam War . The government was ready. ,,.,, 11 The protesters planned to F...., • alx !~ .PlaJors "We want tnf!lc aeroas !be wen honored ln. an "•warda b~ nenll&httra!fte,lfpos- step off In the dusk tonight asoomblyb at ....... Hlsh olble;". tho St. Maeya Mayor ""'" the Arlington National S hoot WednesdaJr Mid Cemefltry, where many ot the e ' natton•a dead !Tom other wars Head ~ COteh Charlnl "I dOn't waDt to be erltlealof lie, an·' walk, one .... one. tor Cbanee• p--~~ • - - ·· 1o him ""-) but 1 think b ~ •r • · · - - • ._ """""' • e hours. ocross the Pot<11nac r e ooand llrst r tette~ !'"'· ~--he • ..... <~·owes Ul a "-WG more Ul&ll River, ReSt the White House men and mlnltlluro tiDid footbas g l - us. We want lnforma- and to tl\0 Copilot. btllolo 10eond 7'!11' t,tbormen. tlOD," 11 was· a "moreh against Varoley players honored Gorbor, who 111d he was deeth," which the antiwar WltJ'e Pat O'Brien, Bob Werry, eleeled on an lndopelllenttieket demonstrollon sponsot'll, CbiP llqgert;y, Book cr..,, Lee ~~here but Ia a reatotered Demo- Moblll!ltlon eommtHae ( , FIQ)'d, l!dlln Phelln; erat, 111d he "11001 alGIIII'wltb Moba) called "a Vlstnam Jloao, llomls llaekatt, Tiny ~'the party that een do't h e - mem<11lal ." 'l1le oigno they WUitama, Mike Grate, llll'll1 Ulnl IOQII." Mlloro 11 a RtpnNI"an. were to carry bore the nomn A~ T. . lloi!Dor, Jim IIGr• Cars drlY41l by Donald L, Lest Jllt1Ull')', 11le IIJd.Oblo of the nearly ~.OliO American ria, Pat Areber, Ropr Abbott, IIJAll, 18, Rutland, 11111 Du\d Valloy - · ltl'provocla r -· Vietnam deed. Harold White, llovtd BQI'd, AI- G, Dodlon, 18, lllddl--'- cal- · lutlcm by Mayor Jmn A. IIIR'I>- On Solurday, with lart-mlnule WWtamo, Jalm Card, Slete Udad at t:30 a.m. Wednesda.Y worth of Marietta. Ohio, and adpor~l~:" from the Nl..., van 'Mater, vtratJ Phllllpa, .., Rl. u, ,.,. and two • tenlbo 1eeonded by Glen B. Gainer of , m n s allon In exchange lor Mike Barr, Fred Lee, Mike mil ol 1'llml Parkerabur& that Moore, Gov. a pledge of nonviolence, a YCIUII& Jim !iwallel, l;)m ea -'11 ftll', ae- James A. - · ot Ohio and. group 111at may reach 200.000, Black, Jobn Rltehhart, R o 1 • =~· lo the Slate lll&bway Federal hlshway Administrator will march "'"'" lhl Copilot up Vallllbalt. JM Klooo Wayne t....oll K. Bridwell proeeed •• historic "-nneylvonia AYIIfl..Well, Jim WIU'IIOl' atd R 1 c h Ofllmr• aald- ~~won owlftly al pooallilo 111 hove the to within one block of the While HoWle)'. · llellled .nor111. IIYeol wa• at- IDJI)O<IIon """"._ and ,.._ House. Then they will cut . ·Ho ptaj.,- _,_. tamJtllntltopaoollndiM- -•·smadeto11le""'•around In back or the White · ~ a ··......--- !be a~t oecurred. Dnd100 .... - ....~ Houl4! and gather ot the wore Rick Aah, Ch¥CkllaDMhlo qp~~eii ltlo brakeo and the,,._. Walht-ton Monument. !loa. Smith, llorkWilllaina,Diek • · . : -nu~ MEIIORIAL ·~ Qllall Daut!Burnis Ed y blolea collided. No,... waalll. VE • .,..,..~ Cllllacllveto - o w • t · •1' ' Clltlllo lu'ed aacl darnaae waa miMrlo HOSPrrAL Tlio d>J""Ive Of the march, Paul· ~ Do.. Kriwae- cara. Admllled - lfartha Starla, _., well a• of all three dovo of Bob Snowdau, Ted Lollew, Stan The 1111tro1 dbod llod~m~ lo Mlddi~ AmaEiklill, Lecm, dornMifrollono, Is; The Unltact CCIIII, lltb Cuotor, F r • d 'Malp Counfor Jutenlle Court w. VL States• Immediate and total 'J'bCap1011, Mark Werq, Joft 011 of driYtna loft Ct Dllcbai'IIOII- Marpre(Rua- 'wilhdrawol from VIetnam. .Wellolr, 1' ' JY7 Gr,idde~s ~:rii~s;_:;-~·:.---::.,~ 'p;, .01' n• . . " . · ' ·· · 0n 0 red brldae. Ilrld&e he~ n.l,.l Me.g'S. aeJ'O•il "1111 '()!d9 ti m-.• ·•·....... ~ -· of ~••, ,Lerry Mark o,tt.,.. ~~~~~~~§~~~=~~..,...~-;:·~ca:nw ...,..... Slei7, .. .• ·lti:. u"' FATALITY AUTO - Arnold R. Adams, Pomeroy, died of btjurtea su!rered In the auto above at 8:35 a. m. today oo Rt. 62 tn Muon <:ount;y. Well VlrgiJtlo State Tn..,er J , R. Snilth, e~ the car, llld Adams loot con1rol and B&ruek a utlllt;y pole. Adoma was pro. nouneed deed at the scene. !!"' labdlnc llll~olnn. OPEN YOUR 0 CHISTIIAS CL. ANI BCEIVI Y,O~I · hiE I,IT r • VL (UPI) ..: Saloty Board lntn the Sliver "We Willi lnformotlon," tho ' - r '• h B d' ~;~::~~:; ~::l~~~tr:~ w as 1ngton .· race P C . · . . . _, ,.;.. S't; MARYS. W. • '. Amold Ray Adams, 28, Lla- la>a. coin HW, Pomeroy, died at 1be remains were removed GOOD HOUSEKEEPING'S , , .' J~dY. Goooon SHQW STA~T,~ T P.M~ , when OHIO A COPY IN BE4UTIFUL COLOR (T ochnlcol.,) Vi nco EdwGrdo ' Cocik 11ld waie not IIYOIIabJa, ._,.,.....,111 "Youthful tncraaolng numbart do ftG!1 pard the or narcotkll any m<11a_l_ than 141a4t!<"'~ l oglallofbaarrHch 11," Cook uld. though appaaro to ba tho dang,ro of drug del•f' ;l ency." Now You Know Mayor Insistent About a Bridge WITH EACH lEW CHRISTMAS CLUB OPE.I TONIGHT AND THURS. MQV. 12-13 NOT OPEN to raally 1 omall part of' the totolslnca many ore trNiad bY family physicians or get no trlalment at oil. · at y ' caW.W raiD dofeloplna lOUth ·.) ·· - - o r ..,.!lurrle1 .. ; liorlb. lbiw likely IMishl and · AND TRUSTED FOR .STYLE AND QUALITY. FREE --""'!'-----. kt\ew of one case where 11 buller ir.to hll valno "so thai he CO<>Id experience tho thrill of a «110· nary occlusion when the peanut buller rsaehldthe heart. "......,.... got hl1 thrills by freezing his farynK with Freezone," uld Cook. "Still another got o dluy oenoallon when he filled hlolungo with a chemical used by housowlv01 to dull furniture ." C<o-' ~ the obslaCIII Sounclo!:l said the 125 figure . yovlh lnlectact peanut • 11111113> doudY tnday with oe- RECEIVED ANEW SHIPMENT OF WHitE SWAN O"IFORM,S, KNOWN . Raymond Smith POMEROY MISSIONARY SoSALISBURY PTA, Fall Feaclet;y, 7:30p.m. ThursdaJI, home tlval, Friday, 6:30 p.m., Saltad. Mrs . Elmer Wickham. tury Elementary Schooli prarB R AD B U RY I'I'A 7:30 onto asked lo send douaUons. Thursda.Y, llra<l>ury Elements- Publle Invited. ry Sehool; speakers, Goorga MARY SIIRINE, White Sllrlne Har graveo, &lpl. ci the Meigs ot Jerulllem, Friday, 8 p.dl., Local School Dislrlet, and Judy IOOF Hall, Pumeroy, regular . Spencer. te&Jion. ROCK SPRINGS Grang10, 7:- . . . . . . . .IJtlllii•IMIM. 30 Thursda.Y nlsht at the baU; aU bring Christmas gills lor Southeastern Ohio M. e n t a I Health Conter. PASt' OFFICERS Club, Recine Chapter, O.E.S. 8 p.m. '111ursdaJr, home of Mrs. Ra(Jtl Webb . PAST COUNCILORS, Thoodorus Council 17, D. of A. , Mrs. Sarah Diddle, Antiquity, Thursda.Y nl(!ht. XI GAMMA MU, Thursda.Y, 8 p.m., Columbus and Southem Ohln Eleetrlc Co. YOUNG DEMOCRAT CtUb 'lbursda.Y, regular meeUn1 place In Pomeroy. PubUe Invited. FRIDAY LETART FALLS UB Cbureb rutiUilllgO sate Friday and Saturday, Boothe buildina In Pomeroy, starting at 9 a.m. RETURN JONATHAN Metp Chapter, DAR, 2 p.m. Friday, Uneoln IBII bcme of Mr1. Dor Scbaofor; Mrs. W. P. Looh81'!', Mrs. Cllnlnn Fisher ao. slating hoetesooo. The AddiiM Free Will Bap- . . tiel Chareh will hold 1141 monthly IOIItlteet 1111a Friday at 7:30 or_, ' thla yHr. narcollca young PIO· Jom.. s.~ •. cbalrman or plo ' .......pled orher wavs to tha -.mlllaa, uld Middletown eroate thllr oWn thrllll. -IIComm....Trlaa,..nutCook f61d clllzeno or many Hospllalel<l*tacllo traat obeUt omallar eommunlllft hove- 125 penon1 between the ages of "Some Of kldl ... shocked bY the amount or drug 12 and 25 for mlou10· ot drug• wild>'' 10ld Cook. Cook Mid ho ' Wea~cr , abUse in local high schools. Ho cttact Mlddlolowil as """ aumplo. Cook said In· Vllllgall!lfl bY • local cllllllll - . m l - showod thsl drugo could be purchlsad In any tun· lor <11 tanlor high IChool In Middletown. ,.,.,:;eecutaln the clllto 11111n In rurllf '• lreia <liul wta roplclly · ~. oil· O,or the stilt. "~~ Ia the -.+ dtY rltht' !)C!W • for 11 dn!g •bUtt~ """"" high .IChool ohjdonts '' concsih"""" Cook uld. ·"Bul Cofumbuj and Ctnclmall are Cloit bilhlnd." Woodman lnlllll'an"" Mr. and Mr1. Dclllald Smtih and Infant daughter, T01111 Dl. ano, of Columbus were weekand pats ~ bla parenta, Mr. and Mrs. llaymood Smith, Porneroy. Tona was bom at Grant lloapltal on Oct. 20, firll eblld of Mr. and Mra. Smith. Mra. ElIeen Hawkins, RuUand, Is tbe maternal granclmolher, and11le great • granclrnothor Ia Mrs. LUlie Sml111 ~Rutland. Ml88 Jan!eo Smith ot Columbus also visited over the weekend with her parents. Callers Ill the Smith home Saluntay and &lnday llleluded Mr. and ELEANOR cmcLE, 7 ' 30 Mrs. Charles Tote and 80111, Thursda.Y nlsht at Hoath Methodist Church. Bazaar workshop Larry and Michael, Cheshirei led by Mu. Charles Bradbury, Mr · and Mrs. Kenneth Lm&~o111, Lennie, Jobnnlo and MeMral . t'· Jol1n COinplon, ~oUOII- llsu, ~ c.fqa.• ' ~. In1 AFTERNOON cmCLE,Healh • Krs. Leta Fett;y anddautllt· Methodist Chureh, 2 P .m. tor, Clney, and Mr . and Mrs. Thurada.Y. Mrs. Hattie Smith, WUllam Smith and Carla, all devotions; Mrs. Da\'td Entsmln- at Rutland . The Rev. and Mrs. Robert ger, program; Mrs. M. L. SmJ•• nl French, Mro . Lorena Davia, "' and "'"'"· Er e and Roband Mrs. Marie Woodgero, host- ert, Pomeroy; Clarlee Lonlesooo. atreth, GaiUpolla; and Arehle RED CROSS meetinG Thurs- Rooo, Long Bottom. daJI, Veterans Memorial llos- - - - - - - -- - pltal, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY Circle Plans rYton Aaeney. !lte al., provided-- tlcles. Luncheon a111 a.m. POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT LIONS CLUB, noon Wednesda.Y, aoelal rooms of Pomeroy Unit ed M-al Church. All Lton• lnvltact. POMERoY cHAPTER 8o, R. A. M. , statact eonvoeaUon~ 7:30 p.m. Wednesda.Yaltemple. Moat excellent maller's degree 0011ferred following abuolneBB sea. atm. All eompantons urged to attend. WOMEN'S GUJ4!, Trlnlt;y United Chureh or ·chris~ bazaar, WednesdaJr, ehur<h ooelal room. Handmade arttelns, sweet shop,lm~cheon, with servtng lo bel!ln a1 11 a ..m._ _ THURSDAY POMEROY DISABLED Amerlean v oterans and the Auxlllary, 6 p.m. dinner In oboerv. anee of Veterans Day. *'>elal invitation__ ~~etnam ootdW'o. ' ojDru~ ·Spreadiltg into Ohio's Sm·alle-r Scho I• School PTA · Carnival · Plans lor presenting a pro.. gram at the Masonic H o m e freshment table featured a r:'ed, In Parkersburg, W. Va. the daJI wtilte and blue calor &<:bema. when Bethel 62, International Order Q( Jobs Dau(!htora m e t Monday nlsht at 11le Pomeroy Maaonie Temple. Mickey Wolfe, presided at the meednll. T h e candy sale was diacusted ancllt was noted tbat orders are now belna taken lor the eand7 wbleh will be deliver~ In Deeember, Foor member& took the proficiency teat durtnc the meeting. .. ~ 'l1la ~· clnD"cbonoddln(tOI ·IIIia ChUtdtne KIJ)I; dallllhler ot Nr..... Nro. Cllarl•• ' .C. Kln8. Rutlanl, lo ~ llatl•r :.tnle)' All!lre, ..,. ot Kr , ..• udMro. FellxAIIdra,-. c - • - - ola kina and ad In that - - - e ' Anita •• 'Pi •.• • will be ... _ and~v-andprlnceos'id;: Lawla and.,~·~, otSundaio' ". llshled 1 carnival atoaoc~ re- Rhonda &le Wood and llarli 'l1la wedllbw wW be heltlat cently at !be llarri11011Yllle Ele- Rlaa. Pout a- and BeY· the Zion Church ol ChriiiM - y School by the PI'A. . er(J Bllhop, Karen 111a8a and tho llarriiOIIYIIle • PCIIMI'qf Bru"" and Barbara 11on1na Cla¥ Marcum. llold at 3 p.m. wltb Mr. John were erowned king and queen. Featured atthoearnlvalwore WH.fier .. ollklatlJw. T h • Llllnle C!Japman and Belinda a Yarloty of tpiJIIe - · · tn. • llrlde • olec:t Ia a 1164 ~ Whltttna were tho prtn.., and eluding a rilll! toss, a ftlhJ)OIId, ate of Rutlanl Hl&h Sehoot. prtn...ss. Coraaaeo and bouton· a darl game, "plek 1 noodle," SCI- Alkire, a 11167 grad~ato nteres were preoonled to the aDd cotn !eel. There wat a of itutlaJd lllch Sebool,lsroyslt;y with eaah ewerds 10- II)IOOk bouoo, a for.tuno biller, lloned at Beale Air Foree l.ng to the numers..up. lncl~- a sweet shop, a general store, Bl.ae la callfomla. and a ooek hop. Aj)prodmately 150 periMs lllerided the EMPLOYED AT KARR'S event. GeoriiO 11om. Jr., hu aeeapt. Wllllltn1 door prtie~ were Nra. Nellie Borpn, Brenda ad ODQIIoyment at the Kar-t Blrbor Shop In l'lmleroy. kDrD baa Blabop, Betts Stoo~ and Noel been emttloifed a• a~ ror !laue. llonaUMI wore lOken IOferal yearaln CoiiUIIhus. He oo • larae ""'"'• picture Wllleb and bla famll7 are reoldlnaln WEDNESDAY was awarded 1o )1. R. Wick. SYRACUSE THIRD Wed· line, 11le llflh grade teaeher. l'olneroy. He II the aon of Mr. nesday Homemakers Club, Favors tor the children were and Nra. Georao konl, sr., before Thanksgiving were made Conducted at Form ·• '• ::Iii' · cLEVEL'AND~=i~ . ' . . them- they wore either blue armbands with peace signs or tor thole stationed around pollee stollona, while armbonds. _ On the eve of the domonslro· tlons, a bipartisan delegation reprosentlng .m ore then «10 oenotors ond reprosentall1101 called on President Nl- to tell. him they supported his VIetnam policies Th- are 535 · ~• members of Congress · Nixon promptly put through 111 call to U.S. Amba11ador Henry Cobol Lodge olthe Paris talks to tell him of the brood congressional support tor his pollctoo. Sind L.ettor To Lacltt Fifty-nine Of the 100 ..,.tors sant lodge a letter. '111ey oald: "We do' not believe o just paaee would be served by precipitate wllh<lrawal or United Stoles ';;,.-~,;:t~ ,!ul:~ Juri peace through negollollons ood by osslsllng lhe South Vlelnam011 to build their strength as quickly •• possible so that lhev can defend them14!lv.. ond allow American lroopsloroturnhome." This week, aft... reluoing to do 10 Hrller. several tenatoro Three Hurt In Separate Accidents -B. R - 62 of 189 R4. ' .,·c!m-'""'edoa ""'" • "'1 IDIIoiAr .-calc.Mr,Firtt Ave., at 12:25 p.m. with a traotund rl&hl hill· lie waoln)lred tno!alltllbiiiMimo. Twa lilllp Coul!ll ,..._ won otao Yldlmo of !allo Wa4"'!&day and ware admitted to .th.e ~tat . allet - " ' lllo. Ollll''llllll<1 - . ,'!'be)' n-....moulb w-• -Eu~one J . McCorlhy, 0Minn .• George S. McGovern; 0s.s .• Cllarin E. ~II . R-N. Y. -ogreld to - k at - . stratlon adlvltles. Nixon refused to meet with Now MDbo leadora this - But a White House otalt<nent 10id Nixon "loell very olnlngly tho! clllzena h•ve every 'rlthl to express their point or view." The demonstratln '""- Illmost one month to the ~ after the Oct. 15 VIIIIIWn moratorium, In which periCiftl were urged to abstain from business as usual thM day, end.. whore, In Washington, 50,000 persons marched carrying candles from the Weahlngton Monument to the While Houoa And II comta olx YHfl oftw the civil rights march In Washington In 1963, and two years after ·the march on the Pentagon, also waged In pro1el1 of the war . · Couple Asks $16,254 in Compensation �' ',• . ,!'· ' ':-. . ~ .' ' ..... ' ., 'I ,, ~-- p l, ' -,' [':" ' . ' ' . .. ., ,· ., ' • ' Pacers Wallop Iiy 130~111 .cou~t. ' '"< .7ii0 1. , 54$ 3'h .500. .231 ·7l,i Limit 4 ea. .231 7~ . aw u_,_,...........,., Woatorn Division by " - Brown end Bob Nofo. the Now YOrk Hots, llclcy, taken ono-holl at a time, behind - -ly . ""'•'h ...., juat too mudl lor the slloollng In the IOCIInd half. · _.tlon. Tho' st..... COICI1od 11; -!f~t Brown, . _... II of hlo game Sharman, ainalde<od the <II high 32 points tri the llrst hall foul shooter In pro bMM!Ioll!ii J and Netollcky talllod. 11 at hla hlolory. hit on ' 32 of 'IT 10 points alter lnlermlulon thn>WO alter the lntormllll"" ·..·.'eda•ldlly night II the lndl:ana koap lha Nell at boy. Pacers swamped lha Carolina Miller led Los Angeles 7,, CGvgars. 130-111. Brown and points. while Bill MelchiOMI ;•. Netollcky rank seven-eight tallied 171or New York. among American Baskolboll Auocletloo ._.,s. Tho Pacera ICOred the las! 10 points of the game allor C&rollno made a belated run Ill Indiana that closod tho gap to 110-111. Denver scored 13 airtight points oponing the fourth NBA SfANDINGS quarter to otop Pittsburgh, 125By United Preoa -rnatlmll n•. Larry Jones tallied 10 Eaat points during tho Rockets' spurt W. I. Pel. GB ond wound up with a game hl{lh New Yaril. . . . 15 1 .,38 .:1 points. Teammate Spencer Bolllmore ... .571 6 Haywood 35 points, Milwaukee •. • 8 8 .571 6 Rookie John Brlaker loci l'llt· Detroit . .. . . .6 1 .462 7% oburgh with 36 points. ClndmaU . .. 8 8 .429 8 Dallas downed Washington, PhUadolphla •.5 1 .417 8 122·104, In the llrst game of a Ba- . .. . .. 3 9 .250 10 doubleheadel at Los Angeles . West Manny Looks and Glen Combs W. L. Pel. GB combined lor 56 points, as tho Cllepo moved Into • second· GUARANTEE! Atlama · · · , · 11 3 .788 · • Chicago .. ... 7 8 .538 3% place tie with Idle New Orleans In the WHtern Olvlslon. Wash· San Fnn.. .. •6 6 .500 4 ., Lot Allloles •.5 6 .456 ~ lngton coach AI Bianchi was ojtcled after being aEOe"ed • 5 6 Pl-'x . ' ' ' · ,t55 ~ • • two technical loulo. 992-2709 Seattle . . • .3 9 .250 1 San Dle(ID , ., .. 3 9 .2ii0 1 In the nightcap, the Stars~~3~rd~l-,:••~·,;, · -.!~~=J opened 11 one1Jame lead In the Woclneaclay'.o Reoulll Clnctmatl 116 107 Son Dtoao 132 Detroit 111 (only same• .~od) ThuradaJ'a .Gamea Chi_, at New York Philadelphia at -.I> D I SoaUI 0 etro tat (Onlf same• ochodolod) ·:l . e., . ·~ ,. ,. (.·i .. ....r..v·;< Rti.U9 ' PANTY HOSE . . :. no• . 89~ NOVEUD -·~ ..... .... --....· 13 1HRU 17 • ~ Cosmetic SHAEFFER Soft·Stroke Pens__Ree.~9c -•• • • .. --• • . "TTil! CllfATOI OF . · IIWONAii.E DRUG Plica· ~~ N. St;pncl t..,._, Ml~dbpott Ohio ~ 992-5759 } ~ . ' a• __ _ •• ... cu•Ao •• • •• •• • • - V05 SHA POO_____~~~-~·~ ., •. ... • N.ote Book Filler__~_R ~J9c .. • ... • • •• • _ · .,me coacb, l<(larleo SU8 .·...I'L ' ' Ret. 98c ~··· .. ' ' .,. ·HOURS · ~- Rotuy Club at. CLOCKS.· i. ' ' • .~ only ·<·. .. ~ .,,• 1~49 .. ,., l!lncJod by an merllaw erowd ~ lllilo to honor the 1989 Mara"" tt oquad whlcb tlnlshad socondl In a ' rebulldlns yoor behind • J c. :' i . I; DAvn•' · 'KNICK> ~ion Jackson. ' Coach Charles tho teturnllv &1111 )udora on tho "OUr 11m !Dr ne>Ct year to to ~ ~ek cia top, I ti)Jnk we cu Ill ESY .G. HEAD & sHOilDEIS: SHAMPOO Shave Cream :: :uz· Reg.l.49 · 2.59 (FAMILY SIZE) 88~ 98c Value 11 oz. Rag. us SHAMPOO Rq. US ulld to ·wlnniow (58 tl· .SI,Jt· '~ ' .. :. AJ~Jl.:f4· 2n·d·~· ·~ve. . ~ ' ' ' ' ' • 1a~r · '< ·~~~~~- More Sport.s On Page Five , talned. Other opec til ' cuests 'Ciilncejl, ;lltroduced by mat- were the varsity and reser.. ·tel'.of Ctre~es V.. - - Web- cheorloadero andlbelrspoosor, ~~.:ol!'~.a1 ,ctw>- Mi'11. J~ lleDley· . •,V,• . ·• .pnt~e~nan, '· oxM.,., 'loo , Bailey · was In !!l',lialilld hli ."!'Jll'llc)allootopar- chup of table decorations and, 4111111 of lbe players lor pe~ glrla of the home economics tills the cciachkV otaf!to~O!'k clasoos aorved a lteakfllnner. wl)b ~ bo.Y.~ 'llhCin the Grldders ,and,, '*'"rload,ers cciacheo !hqle to ~\!Btl"' haoorechltre!llck A8b, Pat()'tbz<lugh fo,atbaiiJ)Inl~ . Brien, Bob. We~, Chip Has· , ·prty, !ChUCk Hannahs, Rook l're~nl ~ohn C; Ba· 1M F1GY)Io ~In I'~ 1l1e l'!"ala, and DeJ!!'I• l!cJsP,, ~nplo Hackett, . atroctor, elf .~th, Tlni:WIIll!am•~ lllf!~i!"l dn~, .Paimr Abbott, MUIIWD•' ·~· ,,,],;),, , .. , . ·,;,,, · · "coach ¥ ,}!, -r ,. ~ ." ' 'I' ' . , 'Nat~~~d Most ·.W *"'" • . · I .. ' ... /j,' I , l..,.a, ,Dl~• Qualls, Tom Holt- cia McGuire, Joyce RUey and nor, Doug :Burna, Jim Morris, Becky SWIIIIIeU; (reserve) MelPat Archer, Roser Abb<Jtt, Har- anlo Hackett, C<>nnle LaMing, ol4 White, Ed YOUJIIo Paul Can!, Mary Mldldll, COI'kJ NldnokJ, David Boyd, Dave Krawoczyn, Susie Soulaby a n d Brenda Allen Williams, John card, Bob Woods. S,_den, Van Meter, VIr· c ... ches Introduced by Mr. gil PhWIJ)a, Ted Lehew, llllke Chancey were Fenton Taylor, Barr, Stan Coates, llllke Custer, dotenalw Uno; Don Dhoo, ofFred Lee, Fred ~aon, fonalve line; John Bentley, dt>Mike Yoww, Mark Werry, Jim fenslve backa; Bill Mackey, $Watzel, lqm Black, John ends; Cbarl01 Downie, head Rltchhart, Roy VaUghan, Jell freah~MJ! coach; Ed Bartels, Morrb, Joo Kloos, W a Y· n e aolll. fieohman ~..ch· Robert WeD, LarrJHarmon,JimWarn- Meter, head 71bo81bgradecoach or, Richard Hawley, Joe Welk- and William Wlckllno, hlo aaor, Mark Dalley, Steve Sler)', .. alatant; Ma-o Dulf)' Craig John Thomas, KolthVa~'" and Koltll Llole olaower~lntroand llflck ChDds. ducod. Choerloadoro (varsity) were Danna BJ'8Ilhl!n, Mary Brad• • ~~uq, Nlkl Bromberg, 1';111111 Sltn~y Knth .C&rdUio, Ue~ crow, llr~ Undeipljllgslll'e underotat· · ·· ed. for · ,tbci· soft, allaky look . of knit fasblons. Tbli sea- Stew ···f' ' TEAM preftd· l~ ~ v611i1Q. Soft:, are lljiiiiii)We's big ,,J .. . itr.~:"~·· dm•~ ancl tho only run .. Rthiir plaw'IQ. Wtionottcl.wlth ~~li;l:t~·.· ana( l\ta ,'·h.l l)i, ..:ll!l ; ail ',twa" daDn . ~! . alter beiloll, lr~lll!t\llciilty · I~ the vallng with 22i ,paints. Tum· alllll· .. fnlle Fr Oilll: Robln1011 the !With . Senators of .· us·'T ·1 . · •. , ·. . Glbb'a Gro<. . • 11-D . . 1. 2. 3. 4. WELLMAN TO MANAGE PHILADELPHIA(UPI)-Bob Wellman has been named manager at the Phlladolphla Phllllft' Eugene, ore., farm club to replace Fronk Lucchoal, wha was appointed manager at the Phllllft Sept. 26. Wollman played briefly In tho major ' . ..... • ..__ • .. 18 · It Gruour Ins. • , •• 15 15 WMPO , • , ••••• 12 18 JCliiii.-KieWII-Maoo. ll'h 18'h Teom 111gb Sorl8s - Gibbs' Grocery. 2315t D... o.uey •s co, ;268; Jolmson • Klewltt Maa1111111o 2153. Team 111gb Game _ t:IH••' GroeerJ, 808; BaUoy'o Sunoco, 775; Bailey's &moco, '174. lad.- 111gb- Sorlaa _ Julia I llcQ>Ies, 477; CaroiPearaooand N•cU Carsey, 440; Ceella Ball· I ey, 437. lad. 111gb Game _ J u 11 a llcQ>Ioo, 187; NeacU carsey 188; Dianna HawleJ, 181. pU..of ,...,..lwco"' ... 1...1 Mllchat .,.._ lltlllllh 11<11 h11 till •-•h. • • ·••••• rith ollie,...... ...., . . trn adtplt ' " optlo~al loalallalloa af lafelr lplla ••••• al _ . Mdllloul . . . .. UN ul..tal.t...... IU. .. .P"'hiiiU .. • tile Gtorat&. LollleiM& •nd toa.ttalptl. I ''""of FR•• MOUNnNG • ''.YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE" I IIZER Oil COMPANY 992·2101 ~;·r,r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;=~lil TIME WAS .. when surgery was dangerous to perform ,__,.. SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At5 . U•• 0•• p,.. P•.. lnl Let IIW••'s 0.111 . _ _. ' ] .'.!•.•~·.··.'.-.__., l••••••••••••••••••l·l ' ~J·E!~~~~~ :!:r.~~,;e:!~~~= Valuable ., . ;";'l9W'!"~ \.¥f·•· Pn~ ~~ ~Jb 1)\2 ~ McDonald (4) !1-0(,), • • • 171 Norwalk St. Paul 6 10.0. 181 Ver11ill01 (3) 11).() •••• 151 Cory-Rawaon (1) 9-0 ••• 136 s• >1e..... _ &-1 • • • • • • • • ,.. .. ..,_" u 8, Nework Cath. (3) 10.0 ••• 101 7. Blufllon (2) 0.0 , • • , • • 95 8. Den. St. Macy 0) 9-6-1 •. 81 8, Mechanlcaburg 0) !1-0 •• • 87 10. PhUo (3) 8-2 , , •••• , 86 Second 10: IL Marloo Pleoo· ant, M; 12. GranvUie, 49; 13. Marton C&tllollc, 16; 14. Smithtleld, 40; 15. New Concord John Glenn, 34; 16. MOan Edlaon33; 17. Johnotown Monroe, 30; 18. Weot Jefferson and Dover St. Joseph, :13 ooch; 20. Parma By. . - . 19. some DO padding. .. ,., Alao fiberDU) covering ornew "UDdertlve playoll. based on U lor first, nine lor l(rOtmcl" 8 t 0 c k 1n g Killebrew colltcled 294 of a second, eight lor: thlr.d and feotardl"'- one-piece, shOrt possible 336 polnf1 and was . down to one · tor a 101h·plac* juinpsultl-for the girl wbo · namell on oil u .. .,.llo!l oad. lites U1/l 'almost-nude loot. submilled . by · tho ~ltciloo ~ml~~teci~ I!BWAA. Twa writer) lr!!l't' oaCti tHgue city · . .~lioii,---~-- ·,. "'itf•. ,aw~rd .~ 'i!l(lr~t, · Asloc;l4'; ., • t of nr011. POMEROY LANES TUESDAY MORNING GLORIES Nov. 4, 1969 Ratiflll!, - ....,. • """"" ,Wieb- band, lntroclucocl COach Moor&G....,_r, a native of Mld,IIIII and lhe second E for ef· dloport, was ac~nled by ~. Mn. GlazeD Glqth9Ji, also ol .-.. ~lllno .),llke Barr, Jim Middleport.' · · · .Swatzel aDd! Pal. O'J!rlen pr&The Melgo HlgliP'\I?Band,dl· . ~ alft:o to Coach Chancey's reeled by David. BoWen; enter· was. YORK (UPti41or·mon lon hiller .pro be-ll' was voted tho' · Plaver 111 tho far 1969 by ' ''C~~V' · .· ' ·~ y ·:{•lqlr .!tv j!l, ~ll!ot E tor Ol!th_ual= head. . \.. ./ t- ,.,PI • ~ 6J1fli• ~ _ _,;A ,. """~e'"''"" 0 ~. In foolllall, or• · or........J__ Ill, ute. !,1'~ ~ '!IE)l'&£-~111411M!:Tt · biW MJJHollll c~te..,._,_.bllrtlie iall!i bCI~rt:aer ~lldkUiii:topreooJi his aJ!II "IQOCI !rlond" Coa"cb · ~~ IP~ Wiilii\liaJ nJiht to an ''~!law """"d' Ot 'lllni l)odorbllr·the'•1989!illntlll'er """"'!!team. At left: II Coacb Qoarleo Chancey ot tho Marauders, ,,, •.. ;;;A\ ~,' .,, '. ;. •' . . ufTON.·SWA ·. Class A c-, BRECK 1hz. 98~ ' ua• OUR II!A8Y PAY PLAN • •lplf ot '141'111)> aoelotant& COIIIINATIOI BARBA SOL . ·GILL DIE 3o's. ' .. 't• ~each !'. Secord 10: lL Masalllon 90; 12. SanduakJ, 85; 13. Sllelby,15; 14. [\>rlngfleld south, 56; 15, Cleveland Benedictine, 39; 16. CJnc. Elder, 31; 17, Jackson (Jackson CO.), 30; 18. Xenia, 23; 19, West Milton, 22; 20. Euelld, 21. VALLR LUMI SUPPLY CO ' I.1Jiper ,Ajou~·· MoorOhtild PAM PElS Pill Box .Rain Bonnets COLUMBUS (\Jl'0 - Here 11 the tlnol United Preoo tnternationa! Beard d. Coacbea hllb scb<Xll - I I poll, wltll WOI>lou recorda ·. In parentheala: CLASS AA TEAM PTS 1. lV- A'IDclm (19) 10.0 • ' t58 2. Cln. Moeller (16) 10-1. • ttO · 3. Elyria (11) 10.0 • ' ' • ' 419 4. can. McKIDiey (9) 9-1 ••• 400 s. NUea MciiiDiey 7-2 • ••• 116 I. Cleve. St. Joa. (2) 8-0 .. • 142 7. Cols. Wat'aoo Ol !1-0 •• •139 S:. Sidney (1) 10.0) .. .. .. 125 I. SteubenviUe (1) 7-2-0. , 124 10. Akroo Garf. (1)0.0) ... 102 dCiit.'' ' . , ' • W~ illo was Ill~ thiolliid. ~. Reg. 69e ~ AJJ -I EAGUE ~ rive of the ob: Meraillero eopecialb' ....,. od Woclneodly ntgM at lbo 1969 Marauder FoolbaU Banquet - Fullback IJaiiiQ' Alibott bad departed - are flanked by their coacb, Qoarleo ChanceY, left, and Coaeb Manln Moorehead of 1.\>per Arllftlloo, PleJero, I to r, are Pat O'Brien, Pat Archer and John Rltcbhart, front; and rear, Jim S!ratzel •"!I Mllolllan'. SWatzel, O'Brien lid Barr 110re ~os. Ohio•i wlllnbololll cooch d.lbo · Upper Arllnalon Galdan Bears. Tho evett wao tho alllllal M IIPOOoored by the NIMJ., ·. Pocqu1ns· Lotion ''II';., L. Jolanln Mo!Jrehlllil, w.ho Ia ,10 o.f 111, TOOTHBRUSHES .I ~ and i:Jl:J'!/• '· . ' ' " ~ · "Mltlp 111gb audllor!IDD aller aa , IJIIPiriDI addreoo b7 lbe Ill- : • • ' BY CHET TANNEHILL ; .IOdal oo Ita &IJ!ll. tor U70 • ' .i'l'be Soctheaatorn Ohio Ath·lltl . · .• Liaaue ...........~: . · It beaan Woclneaclay mint at SUDDEN BEAUTY OR JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY • • • • • " ~BJ, alreacQ'waaembarkad .. , Hand 300 SHEETS .. ,. ·I BERTO • • "• " ' Ratings 'l1oo Mello Marauder fodiMII BAN D• AIDS___________Reg.~l~- •• I lfiU 79 Puff_s-~~~ c_~:~ ...... ' ' . ... ", I -.;) 1 We got another foot II was twt uncommon for operations to result In • death before 1865, due to infection. Today surgery is safe, thanks to anti· , stptics . Have Yo• Doctor Phone 992-29SS Fti' YCNa' Next Prascription • mour door•. OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 Pll Sunday 10:30 All to 12:30 PM and S:OO to 9:00 PM �. ,' .. . ' ~ 1ftowliPg HALLOWI!J;:riPARTY!JEU) ~ LONG BbTTQy - ~~~~~~ PO_aq:,JIOY l-ANES ~ PJ~u.,._,..i;,d',... '!'or~ · BIG BEND LEAGUE . !lflllij will a IWh,_.., PAri¥ clay T!rln CI\Y K'ehlnt • • • • • u t..w , In lbe barilu .... ,Nin!t !lf .aiD ••••• 38 'thldr IIPUII, ~~rtt.i· ~ · Let;s Pbff l)p Story ' Of Disturbed Hiiacker It Isn't surprising that an Italian ftlm company plans \o · mille a movie about Lance Cpl. Raffaele ~hleUo. H s 17·hour, 6,1f00.mlle hijacking of a TWA jeWner from Los .Angeles to Rome, via Denver, New York, Ban-or and DubUn, was wilder than any Italian Western ret. · Nor is It surprlsiDg that Minichiello alloUld be receiving lbe inevitable oilers of marriage from lmpressloneble girls. He may be a cr117, mixed-up kid, but be's also rather cute· looking. Nor Is It surpriaing that hll home town in lh8 mountains ·near Naples is solidly behind him. How often doesurone 'from Melito Jrplno became a world·famoua celebnty? · What wW be surprising, however, Is If some ~le. both ·here and in Europe, don't try to mate more oufof the stoey 11w1 it l'lllly ls-<1 very disturbed young man wha got In '"'uble with the U.S. Marines and decided to bug out In a ~ular way, interfering with and endangering the Uvea ol more than tO Innocent people while doing i\. It bas already been ouggested that since MinlchieUo is '! Vleblam veteran, his e.periences In that war might have aomothing to do with his behavior. We can see the anii·U .S. l»CClet signs now. Minichiello has been charged In Italy with eight crimes, fanglng from two counts of kidnaping to iUegal importation 'Of a m.lll~ weapon. Conviction on the former charges 'COuld get &1m 30 years. For good measure a federal gr8nd in New Yorll has handed up an indictment charging with air piracy, kidnaping and assault. ' The boy obviously has enough problems of his own to worry about. It Is to be hoped he is not made to carry the weight of a lot of International ideological baggage as welL ' More and more frequenUy, employers are ftndlng them· selves on the horns of a dilemma. AI the present time, 43 states plua Puerto Rico and the Dlatrlct of Columbia have laws on their books regulating female employment-the nu...1ber of hours women may work welgnts they may llft their mealtime hours, their emplOyment In estabUshments &eWng alcoholic beverages, Tap 1~· er::tice· .' 0..... ci• • ~ j~,;.;. Mlfl In mld·JIN ilniJ Wh lhe ,,.mid the putst.,dlrig ptlyer fr! · lhe Ht'fel, and J DMilAowl, brought ·up 'l.te In lhe "" ~ ffom 'l!t mlnart. were • =·. , . ••.411 Relt...,_.. . , . a4 ' " .. , ~ . . · M , R"r'J ~-O:~JJ'le ~ :t c·e'It.ICS. a.:own. ==· lXII E. RAE Candle Snulrera •••••••• 59 Mike Larldna, stew. Don E. aaononoro¥1llebu Born Loooro ••••• • •••• 58 :Bh•N,OnoJ.... •' ....•l'ded lvfi ' .,Orls. Bobby be-.p........,. toDttahUnance Moon .Duaters .......... at • kand.JudJI!alter, - ' Plel~ Whcl ~~ mGff. iii lhe . tor-n of lha Pblllp Spom Brunawlck ~loll • , ••. , 31 PbyWs Larldna, llr. and lira; In tNI dropped' Mfora . ly Ullltld ....... I _ , . _ I Plart at Graham SlaUCII\. lloa The DlmWib , , ; ••• , , , 31 JIWID,y Kibble IIIII Mr, and Mrs. ~·,liJII!' MPM4.1f In -~· .10 wn"••,_ a How ~mighty hive fall., . . Clllll wllh die Central Oilerat.. Tile !!Utro ; • , , • , •••• , 29 Harllo Frank. ·a II cui. · ' ' Tho Bolton Colllca, lllo ,_ ,.._ _ •·rU 3 HJall 1111, Game - HalT)' · end . Tile MoJo .atlo•volld a 'hill· defending <hlimptono "' 'l he i,;ip.Ti:~.~.!:! Tllomaa m and Boa Bacbtol Double-Duty Cork Wall ....,. to utlfftymen Amca 0111 National Baakelbefl •Aitocfl· He later became 11.,. 180; Second H1aJ! 1111, - Dole fOJ' a dea or tee•--.er•a M,1.,.0el end -filth eliere lion, ••""-'-• nlnlfl iloiNt lor helPer maldenince man {)avlo 191 and EdJib HaH, p..., !!!m• wily 11M eorll ... ill411.,.nt clubhoutli m., Roy In .,12 tamlo W-y night 11111 waa p'rDIIIOied to --·•• don CGIJIIIs 174. Blah Series:::.:,~~? II mUel • NaUor; ,lJito remolncltr 01 lhe whlnlhey .were *""by lhe' . ---.r -Harcy Tbomas 531 11111 POJ>o _.,.board ar • lieme• fOiel wii .dlvldld emang Cfnclnril!ll Rayelo,1,16o107. 11111.........,. man SeptemberS, don Colllna m. RlaJ! Series 41oaa baelldnp fer art ad . batbo)io, practlei pitch· T,hl. Callies. tllff -lnt a 1951. ,A naUve ot ,..,.....,Rea Series - Dole Da¥1o 520 end Oowen,___ ere incJ M- minor leaguors winning comblnetfon mlnu:: ~l >dlllled !ram P-fCIII' Hltfh Eothlr S);hoater t82. ;------------, lolned lhe MOts In rwtlrld player-aioch 8111 R111- · Sc~ IIIII -lbree years Tllm HlaJ! Gu!e and Series I I S.~bor. . ..fl. tlayld will! "" Royolo In tile Na¥)' AlrTranoportSorvC.ndl 8 Sllaller1 I I ' &M, 20I4. 1 ....,.. pteyera VOiwcl out until midway lllrouth 'lhe Ice. Helo a member ot tile Ma· 1 )2 oblr.ai, Including oil IICOndquortetwhln)OIIralglit aonle Order IIIII American i.e,. •DRIVERS LISTED 1 ., , tralf11r Ralph Solvon · points by Clnclnnatl'a Johnny Blon. He end hlo wife, Dorollqr, WESTPORT, CGnn (UPI)-A I 11 and "'~~''-' maniglr Cloy !_- and F~ Foallr 11ro1ut 'hive two daUfllters. reeard ot m clrl.;... were 1 S, M, M. Tall and ,1 Reid. Tile Orlolll a110 handld ..,. game·- ' · . lfated Wldn-y by the Sports 1 1 ~out a ~filth oi)are, 1wo With Booton llldlnp, 3H7, FIGHT RESULTS Cor ClubotAmOrfca aa official I Tall I Green on a layup, 111 tlnlted ,._.11 IDiemalloaal enlrants lor )he Alriorlcon Rood I I Folllr loiiiiW!" with..,."., hi\ LAS VEGAS (UPI) _ J 01 ale Race ol ~r;nplona ,ot Doytona_ I ·I awn 11111·qr,.in connoc:tld with . ··-~ lntemolf,...f. ~oy Nov. I I ntulflholbilareFoaterhflori - ......~. ~6?, Hei'IIIOIIUo, 25-311 ThfAR~"Cwllldellrmlne I WHIR! SHO!UI.! I two.,.. 1 hi L--•~ to put __ Mex. oulpo.-Rcu!loWlliCII\. · · 1 S!HSIIU PRIC!D I < , ) .• . . .I Royale~:,;;;;·~ 185, S.., (10); ::::~:,.;he~~:~.•• 21 L--~!!!~~!~!:..9.:._..J t:J!iu! ,, . ciii•NS JACibs Girls: Size 2 to 4 Ret. $7.50 only ':! ,._at. .,_.& Bers AA.Y CAQ~LEV at ' ;. .~~ .·-.·~ ~~rgin . a·=~~ IS •Q• •QH tiP .J87'8U 'WIIIIT . I!&!IT ru!·~~ witH!:~~ Gar, ~p~er,. .75 • 10118 tQJ08U .. . . 2 ,.;. •n .u t :M 653 ·~QJO SO'VTB (D) .AKJIOU .AK7$ "'iiifrl~.. '" tJ •Az N- MC!Itl .-.. -Wool wlnerable Wool IMt Solltb ............ leed--. z•. Pua 3. P- .N.T. Pus 5. Pass 6. Openfntl Sin 4to!{ & THE SHOE BOX .. Helps Save Slam Fuh.1e F'19hton MariJUana 8, oswald, J. . . Jacoby NOR111 . '&· 7.50 $8 . saoal, . $2,0'0 WIN'" .Mibdl\ Parents Wage an Almost K~ing Foe In .,. !J!II\'27l Arllonl\ ®-nMre'o does bqWI llllk In Rpitln ttpae. · ~vu..k hid 22. the -~1 27, ~ St.te 1,._ In lhe only olher NBA game, Tigan,hlj.ve' morriel)iuni, · ~lm llllrllelt·llllted 17 or hla 25 ~ Arlcitnli\l :ao, ~ ~ Mafho. points hf'lhe tlnol .,.rter Ill ''\ii:..t1sup.;. . .~Itt .14-lte~-- ~ _; lltrang ~32~:-:..~= •r·· ._ n. . e'"'" ~ !Dr~~·~,··. ·· n~ , · ;;.,, • 1~1 h; . , .' : · co1i,jga . ~~ ..... VMI; "'*'\lard 11ven over · Brown; •· . with 17 poinll end Tom y., Andale lddld 16. Don Neloon led lloeton' wllh :i:t .,d John . , · ;.:.ts:~ ,12 0- "-'-11 ,... ... .PI....._ .,... ~"" lied Dfei.o for STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. TlllO P.M. Dallr 10 AM-1 Pll-5 PIH PM Sundays '::'",: · blown a 12 point · bollt!me lead and were tr• .fltng 95-9~ will! 10 mlnulll lift to play bolore Barnett end ll!ldl"' ,.,. ronpe. Hayea t:Joyn,pagan lid · lili acarere ,, 1.1' OV!I'· · ll(l!h U poinll willie Terry Dliclilnger llofroll will! 29. 10 '**' ." .·,,,I KRW JAil V, e~~ j, • : l• ,...... .' •· -- gulde1i- and/or federal Jaw. And acros• another border, Indiana is one of seven states wl.lb no laws at aU regulating female employment. That's the untied Ultes of America for you. -ASK .ABOUT OUR EASY L.AY-A~WAY PL.AN ···-· ~ . Rer. s9i: • DAVID POLING Deliver CALL World Council of Churches Thrives on Its Diversity -1!12·2057 Call Us To$r 1 By DAVID POLING -·· 9 oz. size B~lO ~ lotion __ ....,. """'' It atlll 'a da!igero,ua oppoo , nent. Rer. s!lc EX-LAX ... II ~w:a . . Q•t,nuaNT 12 .... "' 24 .;.; .... saof ··- · Panty Hose I ProPoitlnd ·~ _· ·sa-••· Size: 7-14 Rea. $9 only "-"lilt· In Ohio, however, that state's Indus~ ·relatloaa director has l!lven notice that his olfice wlU no Ioager prGIOCule vI o I a 11 o n s of Ohio Jaws governln~ female employment wben thoae laws run afoul of EEOC 'Aorou llarllo rrant1. . · :~·~ to, . 22 . . . . . . . . ~lie· Mod Scauol! ••••••••••• 18 Jlaalo . Blhi', . larrJ ~ HlaJ! 1111, Game - J, VIJIIA. Klpp, ~· U1!J Rillll!r ~. wa,cen, 210; SoCIIIId Hlall Ind. . !lf ..... ai!11 Game - ll, Dorio, 1~. HI 1 b llat diOcoJale ...... ~ to Serle•- J. V.........n, sst; Sai!AY 'W ,.!!!!OI., ~-"_.. - HJall S.rltl- c. 110... Jan,ie ~r, ~w:Jiii borey, 52f. r.m HlaJ!Gamo.;. Soralil. ~lliQI!nJ,il.bbte ca.......,u •• .8St. Team llljlb Jel!'l!ra. •SIIenJ 11eeam, I,.. S.rtos - CoiiiOIIbollo, zs1s. Ill• BaJu., 'l'lllllnv'~l!Nd, Kl&w Read, llo\'ld lfaaaillll, .Terry, Jtlm ,, ,lllll Mike Slllltb, Larry THE IAMPUGHTERS Alberton, ~Barber,llo\'ld c..on Doca •••••••••••• ".. ~the border ... . . . . . . ~ • , •••••• u C&111\oi¥• ••••••••••• at etc. But the 1988 Civil Rll!hts Law forbldJ discrimination on the beals of sex-perlcM[ If an employer to compl~ with state laws, refuses to blre a WQIDID for a job requiring cerlaln weight·llftln& dulles, be CID be accused of braaking the federal law. But If he obeys the federal law and blresthe woman, be risb prose· cutlon for violation of the U.te Jaw. So what's an employer to do? The trend seems to be to yield to federal laws, reporll Commerce Clearing House. The Ecjua1 Employment Opportwilty Commission, which' · bean alleged violations of the federal civil rights Jaw. says It will not consider any state law regulating women's employment as a defense to what would otherwise be an unfair employment The commission bolds that the state tan are wor asl!iJist their original purpose, which was to protect the weU.J>8lng of lbe "wealler sex." ' The mtes are of mixed OI>IDions. FOJ' instance, the Ken· lucky attorney general feels that unlllthe U.S. Supreme .Court settJea the itliue once and (or aU, Kentucky Ultutea llmltlnl houri and periods of worll of women for purpose• itt'~ IIIII·!18fet)'· serve a legitimate purpose alid are to ' '""''"O;Y rnm ". t':g Headaches of Hiring Women . �,, ,; ' ·, . ,.. ' ~~"!~IIIIM1 Ut.P I • ' >:,r '' .j; ' ' ~ \ ~ r 10 icti!!~O., ·~IItl~ :;j·. •.\.~'1-~'.il..f.. • 'I "'· ','. _j' B&Pw· · Obsetve . '/: ' b . ~ 7 - Tho Dall,y S.!tiMI, M!MIIJ)Ort.Poino~, 0., Nov, 13, 1869 . ) Patriotism Is Theme of Program ' ' ~mately 160 par-I i...,o~tlng Amort""" LeJI(on AlalllarJ W!lta ot Dlatrlct 8 ...,. P.F•.fO!It for ll!e 50th 11111""'&117 obsorv..,ce of tb8 Aux· utar1 and • reeepllm honoring lira. Bon Noodzlll!a. dlatrtet &ftoldeilt,' a.nciay,at ll!e Pomo, 101 Eltmtntary Sebool. A patriotic program ..., a fsotore or ll!e ovent with avo. cal .,lo by Mro. Marvin Burt, Anlorlea, MY America; a dlor. us dlroded by Mro. Allee Nooso dolntr, 1blo II MY CounlrJ; and o nag drill by ll!e )mlor llltJI!bero ot lila Auxiliary d. Drew Wahster 1'1!81 39, Am. lrtean Legloo, ll!o boots. Moldna up ll!e chorus ...re llrL Bu-t; :Mta. Olivo Waher. llrL Joe Struble, Mro. Don ·lm!el, Mro, Catherine Weill!, Jln. Glad1• CUmmlnp, Mro. Pldlip Obllngor, Bon Neutzllng lnd Fred Blaettnar. Mro. Neutz. llag a«<mp&nled ll!o group. The drill team, alllred In wldto dreoaeo will! red capoo, .... eompoaed of.Melanle a.rt, .illdco Coudl, 1-ro. Jackie Cono,y, Diane Coroo,y, VI ell)' VoiQIW., Pat llldPomVougban, llldb1 Werry, Jan Van Vran. loan, Ida Caad, Torr! llllaoell, Cbtrl Router, Maureen HenaiiiJ;. t.un Ohlinger, Tamii!J' Qdotber, JUiallo Commlngo. llnttlnga were ntlllded by JlGnald llunnol, ~ of Webster I'll~ llld the di.Uiqldibed guests •ere IntrOducod by Mro. Neutzltng. Tho addreaa ot •etcome IIIII a ,blaiDry of Mrl. N.,tzllnl'aconlrlbullon~ to lila auxiliary wen Jl(qa 1>1 Mro. Jack Corlfl\', peildet!t. Tho Rev. W. H. Pl!rriD IIVI ll!e IDYoeatloo bw tile adntlcement ot 11!e col.. ..,. b.r Mra. CWI!mlap, llfra. a-1, a n d llfra. hteJ>eiJo JW Alii! THE NEW JI!WMM ol Cillo l!lla Pld" & I I llllla .... Pld lltaafb. FJun ll!e lett Dola Stewart, J - 'l1!clnao, Pam O't.!llhlln, JIIIY Werry, 11ubua • Fields, ani Terri MichaeL New members not plc:ll!red ue lleell)' Neaae llld Domo Naaoe. ' Useful Accessories u• Wld:er waalepaper bull:ell diiUO dlipeuen are allraedve ud ueflll nom ae ee 11 or Je L 'nlei eome .. \'lbrul eolon ud IIIey weu weD: To Tri-County Assn. Reciprocity Anotl!er group of outalallding attractions haobeenaddedtoll!e large mmber ot cmcerto pre. aenled each ¥ear by nellll!berlng Cnmmunlcy Concert aosod. ations which are open to momben or the Trl..councy Com. munlcy Concert Aosodatlon. 1blo week the Charleston Communlt;y Music Aoooclatlon extended redprodt;y to the lo. cal aseodotion for the nmatn. der or Ita current aeries. All ot ita <011<erta are at 8:30p.m. In the Charleotoo Municipal Auc!itorlum. Gov Lombardo and hla Royal Canadians. who will appear on II! Pl!rt tl! 1 Wedn e amou aer es ••· · cia¥ will preoent a 000 co tnext .•. lhafs 'NI,Wir~ Thu' •••• ..... •• 1 barr ton. r...., Lombardo wiD aiiO ap.. OY......,. n C los. pear ""Ma,y 5 In Aohlaed, Ky., at the Paramount Tbeatce un•., fhafs G!&Bl~~ der tbe auoJ!{ceo of the Aahfi'" · land Communit;y Concert Aaoo. ciatim. The next allractlon 00 t h e th f Charlelboo aeries will be the • •' l1 S Canadian 0 per a Compa!IJI, which offers Rossini's comlc masterpiece, "The Barber of 1J'7ttnl Seville," on Jan. 22. Thll brll- vifts electronic b' Bulova $3985 I l Slums Discussed A llant proclocUm will be oung 1n Ent!llah. On Fah. 10, Long. llrelh 11111 Ea...,., -!lor young mo harpists wiM! appear. ed recently 00 the Trl • Cooney aeries, will be the fealllred artIBis. Closing the aeries wiD be Jorge Bole~ planls~ wiM!m the l..ondon Times has c:alled "a 11. tan or the keyboard." lila concert wiD be on March 11. &d!scrtbero to the 1oea1 aeries are urged to add Il!eae - · to their complete calendar or area concerto. I is hop. ed that Rctp...... with t h e Charlolboo aoi!Od&tioo will be CG!!tlnuod. eaa}.l ......... T b o Chorlelboo sorleo opened Ito aeaooo 1..1 mood! with ll!e 75 • member National Ballet or can. ada. The Trl.cc.mt;y aeries will open SaturdaJr OYentng,'Ncm22, wltl! a concert by two outstandlng or&anJm, Ted Alan Worth TIIIJD-AY . llld Andrew Crow. Their pro. ~ ro•-oy DISABLED Amor- gram, which will begin at 8 p. lean -~ Vetenna 11111 the AIDio. m., will be P!"'oented In tho lar¥, 6 p.m. dinner In obsen. auditorium. an~ ol Veter!IJ!8 Day. llileclal Gallla Academ,y 111111! School Invitation to Vlelnam 801~ U_J •. U _ J ELEANOR CIRCLE, 7:30 netpng llUIUJ, ThurldaJ' night at lloall! Methodlst Church. Hazoar workobop ~· U_J led by Mrs. Charlo& - . . , . , t.UC netps Mro. JIW! Compton, devollonalleador, VloUatioo to proapectln AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Heath members .,.. a feature ot tilt Church, 2 P .m. aU-day meeting ot the Helping Tburl!daJ. Mro. Hattie Smith, Hand Ctcele of the Bradlorcl elev-a; Mrs. Davlcl Etto!lllo- Churdl of Christ. ger, proeram; Mra. M. L. Kra. Walter MorrlallldKra. le . ~~ ~.=:.::::. oaoea. RED ctios8 meeting Thurscia¥, Vetenna Memorial !loaA dls<usakm ofll!e slum ar. pltal, 7:30p.m. eas here and abroad 1n a pro. III'&m entitled, Tale ot Two ct. POMEROY IIIISSIONARY SoIlea - Lima, Peru &nd Yoor clecy, 7:30p.m. TburldaJ',bome Clcy, highlighted a meeting ot ot Mra. Elmer Wickham. ll!e Women'o SoeieiY or ChrisBRADBURy PTA 7:30 Thursday, Braci!UI)' Elomenta. ry Sehool; -"'ra, George cia¥ night. llargraveo, &!pt. of the Males ... · Loeal School Dlatrtet, IIIII JIIIY dev';".;,.~l= : I: : s o . : ~cor. Jl(vlng llld alao the program. 30ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 7:Mlos Lucretia Geohelmer ,.s aU ThurldaJ' D4ibt at Il!e hall; ill bring Chrlltmao gltta for : • t e r n Ohio Ill 0 n t a I (IJ If membero, Jt ...s Center. PAS!' OFFICERS Club, Ra. ~,: 2 v:~":' cine Chapter, O.E.S. 8 p.m. monll!. Mlaa 4'dla El!orahach TburldaJ', home ot Mra. Ra!MJ IIIII Mra. Marie CUster sorved W~!sT COUNCILORS, Tbeo. refrelhmenta. doruo CouneU 17, D, ot A., Mra Sa ah Dlcldl Antiqui"' By Pomeroy WSCS . f;.~~= ~ ~': Drew Mrs. Vieken is Homem•ken u __ - IIUtJI NEW HAVEN - The llaY81 llomemakera met at the home ~ ·~ VI~ J w '"'"' · - · • ._ro, r., Ira Cll>lltart _ 11..... MrL Emocy Hart read Plalma 103: r•• - . . 1-41. Secretary llld lres81lror reports were read by Mrs. Vickera, llld Mrs. Jeafe Ma,ynon1 gave each member a booklet oo better kltehen otoragoa. The club will have Ito Christ.. Dill d!Dner ll!e Tueoday ot Deeember at the Bob Evans Stesk Bouae. An exchange ot Christmas aUla will be bold at tile home ot Mro. WllllaDi Grlnltea4 afterward. Thoro will be a ldft for par. s1utta' u.- ·· ··..··.. ·.·.·.· . . ~~~~~~!!~~ Pldc- The theme ol ~IMDI Cor the motJtltllr moottn,IIBa carried out by the table""-· lurkfll' cootar piece llld trimmings, Gomes ,.re 11011 (IJ llrl. Sadie Warth, MrL Grlnltea4, Mro, Hart llld, llrt. CtipoharL The door prize .... ....,byMro. Maynard. a_.,. -. OII!ero llrl. DPII Zultle and Mro. Ruooell MQoarcl. ' ron..... .. .·REcAP,:} ·. . 1 eoitcJ,, Annual Dinner :,.,. ·' Setr. , ll!.K'm:> t·ary 0 f A,,; "'" II1 Ia:::.)!•~ 1~ Chalhalll ~w., dattlhter, U:u P. 111. Wednellll1; K r L ~lab CJ'!IIql, ~r., Pl. Plea.. alit, daUIII!ter, 2 a.m. Tburo- do¥; t"'--liO..--.. .-""""""-'"""--'"""--..;. Mr~~o Robert A. Tripp, T!clporo Plalno, 1J11Do 7:17o.m. Tbanday. · • otto- !::: VirBU S,. C•np:e!l, Mro. Blueho JL Crace, )lrli. Jooeph T. Cox, lilfo. Jlllioic 11aYia, · MrL DaYid Gartbee, ¥ra.. Patrick S. HllJ, Wlllllr ·I . JI(IUI,. MrL Jack D. ,Franz, Mrs. Herbert Mahan, Mro. Jobn II. Yartln, Mro. Gontet A. Nor- · man. Mro. Nellie II. Robel'll, Mro. Lola Ill. Senora, HIIll RuooaJJ, Albert I. Sliuor, Jr,, Mary C. SmUI!;,Mr.. W, tothor Traey,l)u ~ Wtiq, Mri. a Ml•• •-.KI'p. wo C.uees ...., ='.. ":. -:!'ta..:t: ......,____~-------"""~~!!!!!~!! tiiiltllllli!l• GOESSLEI ,, Jewelry Store a: llld Mra. Alph Van Fooson, Jtokoon: Mr. ·llld Mro. Rooo Wtlllamo, Oak lUll; Mro. LOBora Atklno, Crookmlle, lmmedlate post dlotrlct preoldent. Jeoole Roolh. Lera Young, . &Jnle Brinker, Racine; Dolly Klelnachmldt, Mrl. Erma I'Dworo. Lopn; Mro. Emopne Yeauger, Mr. and Mro. llarcy Godlre¥, Mro. Irene Yeaugor Glbba, Elmer Eberlbaeh. Pl!lnt Pleaaant; Mr. llld lilrL William -~ Mra. WUooo H, Carr, Mra. Helen Billings, Maude Dishon, Athena. ' ,> SYRACusl!: - Anct •' ' I \ ' . 0 ,'. '-' .. ' rihla WUooo, llld JIIIY Wercy to To...,. While. A doD!OI!8trotioo on Christmao decoratima •as slven by Mioa J - Dl!!ller, home eeonomlat for the Columbuolllll Sotahern Ohio Electric Co. Refl'eshmenta •ore oerved by Sue Zirkle. "'"" FEATURE$ • Eac::lush•e ......... Hush Cuthlon Mount. • Thick Silicon S.uncl SpDnt• • Hofd. -.d twblne-quaiHy ttolnleu at•l ' aWiw•l l,.pellen onchcnd to o balanced turntobl• • "-tical Sta.. uncl.rcuHer blade c.litt ffMa shC111 • Ufetl,.. Grind Sin Control. 4YrK~mfc•lly ·STAINLESS STUL whooo I! <ovnto "T..-ntoltfe • Sink 'f:lonte • ltnpell'• Rlv.ets • hnpell.,. • Shtk Ch~t~n • Unll•cun., Blode Models In Stock From$49. 95'up FOREMAN. & A.80TT Dl. IJIIIIBOred by the ·elaaa. Nuolc b.r Gordon FCil Band; admlaalon 110 - . MONDAY TIIEODORUS COUNCQ, 17, D or A, 57th amlveroary obaenanco; potluck dlmor, 1:30 p. <m.; provide OWD table Hntce; mombera urpd to altend. .' ON SALE BETSY ROSS WI ERI 2 u. 1.00 6 Bold Banjo stripea and rith aolid colon that harmonize with today's fashion trend. New Madison Avenue collar with longer point. for a 1.09 Barrel cuffs .6.50 SHELL PEANUTS Wh• Discount•• At PIIJftx Ta•p•s 991>\0 30's Regular 1.49 Playtu Disposable Bottles Regular 1.19 ••otero ., ron..... lllell)' Nease toJemlfor GloacC.. NEW - "TM C 1 • Clllrol Inc ., ,::CMS«.~Of Pfo18cts" Cilnl ·.,·:· Tbe Lord'o YABBA DABBA 000, '·1. I "" I• ·:~~ 2.~ UT US . SERVE YOU can NEW CROP JUST ARRIVED R.T.M. WCLAIROL VALUES •iiDed 1t1c PH¥81' llld the IJq pledge In . .--~-·--· Unl- CIPPtl the "'eii!W of 11o11 Lodlel ,a.muary of Vol..,. 1.00 OYSTERS From 'DII1'~tt~t loaves STANDARD McCOY'S GRADE A more luxurious appearance. Tapered body for the custom~ made look. And the Decton Penna· Iron fabric blend of Dacron• polyester and cotton netds no ironing. ore your BEST - ·t;omr·ro··cHEWI 10Di 1.· 99· · ._DOR,ll HAIR .. - - IPUY-·· 100'• Reeular 1.50 Rog. 3.39 2.72 ·--·---·-----·--------~-- REGUlAR 01 EXTIA HOLD BRECK SHAMPOO P~ J'"a Hall presided. ~ rtPOl'll wore given. A . Dacelllbel: mcl!lf-maki!W PnUtel W&o dlleuoae4. Treos- urir' Acne• Whltereported•m 1ft!o.,,made dliDu. oo the election cia¥ 'i . !l'ho &IIIIIIII Olrlatmaodlmor wiD be bold at Ballay'a Rastaurant II! p...._, Dee. 12. Fol· IOI!Iol tbe dlmer the aroupwlll IT'S WINTER TUNE•UP nME relurii to ll!e meati!W houae tor a Qrlatmao portyanloxcbongo ot f1 clflo. Edith Hood, Sflvla Zwlllbw llld Thelma Grueser wore ·named to 1 noml•ttng I~.··~~·~L~~. e..uolttee. Janlee t.•ooo llld Dorio ~!do ~soea, sened r.,. treiluoents to Mabel l'fckena, Standard Tbitltoa Grueoer, Edith Hood, .,..... m..r, Adrle... Hul> liard. Jean Hall, Ado Slack, Aa- 1111••· Mary t.1111dar, Mildred P II r e o, n,llla Hanlrla, Sflvla Z•DIJttL Naa:nl Lolldon, H•n . NEW Reg. 1.69 ~ CREME RINSE 011 Products LAIIIY'I 1111 White, Bett,y LILT SPECIAL 10 • . .UICI . ,)( . .. . . . . . Dldtlle llld .,.811 DaYid t.w- ~~~Mo=l•:..•==~~ IGIIi Tina Plreeellld SUa Rloo. WITH SAVE 77e 16 Ourice CORN HUSKERS lOTION BODYI by TONI . .~ea.-i& oz. Reaular 1.59 Replar l.25 iJt R~t.-8 oz. Rq~lar Replar 1.89 i.OO 1.07 56e SA·VI Head '&·Sh.olld SHAM;POO ). . . e fAIIIL YTU• ,. , y.• ,. ,, ' ·:"Ch!E• :.: ••• 1.09 88~ Family Size Reg. 1.49 Alka-Seltzer LIIIERINE 2S's-Re1. 69c _44~ 11'1 69$ FOIL . . ·• FYiLY LOTION ••A•LY~ 1 J. IUict aae SCOPE aounce CREME RINSE ·THE . TIME', IS · • FLAVORFUL SKINLESS BETTER BUYS IOOF Hall, Pl!mero,y, l'8llliar * · - - - - - - - - - - - - ~---~~~ Millon. s:,::cF~~::o-::~.,l;:::: CHUCK St-. • Huth. POMEROY ROUND STEAK THEY'RE iitlrt •eumc Racine; Downle-Gross ·Arrow· rericy Tueaday night at the CoJumbos ani Southern ObloEioctrle Co., Middleport. The bo1aar will be helcl from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. on Saturday, Nov. 29, at lilt Trinity IJIIItecl Church of Chrlot basement. A bake aale will be helcl in • ..,. Junction with the bazaar, lillian afghan wW be awarded. Proeeeda from ll!e afghan preJ~ honlmade (IJ ooe of ll!e mombers, will go for Chrlatmaa charilY. I.Ym the •ay• IIIII means chalmtll!, reported that 161 orders for statlonary have been toke" Senleo cammlttae cbolrtnao, MrL Jeanine nr.... oer, reported that a box had been sellt to CoeD Mlclklff, Bla· tloned In Vlel!mn. Tho chapter Ia etiU llltore&ted In aecurtne the 11111101 of Mello serYieemen In VIMMm. · MrL Drentar, 1192-5254, shOuld be Jl(ven the Information. ., P.... •ore meda tor a thea· ter porcy to be bold1tthe Mello Theatre on Nov, 18, 7 p, m. Tbe annual Chrlolm..l Plrl¥ has been set for Dec:. 18 at lila home of Mrs. Borbara Rlgga, ani membere w111 bo .... $3 stttex•hanae. 'nle DBit' pledpa were aa- Mrs. OWen Watson, bur& w. Vo.; Mra. Eldon Goul, Mr. aoo Mro. Frank Cheeeo. Cheater; CIIIJord _~! _k .1 n 1, brew, Cheshire. Completed by Sorority llollclay bazaar plano were ette Thomas to J!!!ly Crooks, comploted by the Ohio Eto Phi Torry Mlcboel 1o Carolyn SatChapter ot Beta Sljpno Phi So- terlleld, Doma Stewart to no. Crookovllle; Mr. lnd Mro. Herman Burt, Belpre; Mra. w. J. Brown. Mra, Renee llo¥1ea, Mro. lneo Morlhl, Mro. Doro. tb,y Hecker, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mra. George Powell, Parker•· Mra. Eel Marshall, Lancasteri Riverboat Stripes from Mra. lUST WHAT . -SH£ • ALWAYS WANTED Mro. 0tan Knapp, Golllpollo; Mro. Rolph Gilmore, COiumbulj NIWe M. liS¥81, MlcWe. PDrli Haul flraw, Athena;; Mra. Am Thomaa, Rutland; Mr, and Mrt. M, L. Kell¥, Middleport; Holiday Bazaar Plans • nre ~·· MonJay • Ncn:. ~o. at ltl'niunldpal Jiuk ................. Edithr.t Ptolm; 121 for deYOIIOI!o; · DISiliARGES a ranpmont Ranktd b7 Ja»et'l <Ofttl1td the rofrelhlllenl toblo. Gold llld white ribbon 111111iH<heo, eooklea IIIII p!lll<h•ore loorvtd. ~- gueoto wore MrL Charlo• Ken!nler, pres!ot the Audlllll')' of Feen~·Bo!lnett Poll 128, Middleport; BeeII)' Rouah, Mrl. HuellfDrrlo, Mro. GoldaMourlllni, Mro. HeL ., K-odf. Mro. Roll Searls, lflddiOJOrt; ·DJaae lilronl. Clod1 Strau!!boush, EYIII¥n D~ Vault, Altboa stnilg, and JOIIIIY ~. WIIkeBYUie; Mr. - · Dola Neaoe to Carol Mo- . .' .; :~b, . l!an>, 10 Mrs. Blmtll)' MIIYoard, Ra· New OID-1 llld commlU. chairmen Cor the fe&r are pre. alllent, Kra. Je- Ma.Ynard: vloe Jli'C!!!Idonl, llrl. Hart; aee. rotary, Mr1. Vlekera; treaour. er, Mrl. Zerkle; ._tar, MrL Warth; ciOYollanal leadar, llfro, r..wt1 .wmoon: reereotion~l Sa11e heat. · SG11e money Approve DoaatioDS leadar, Mn. llllasoU Maynard; 110¥ E. WIIJard Sa11e lto16Se clealiing tel"'lhhM, ICrt. Grlalload; bot- D. Yqw, Kula A. Gl'lflllltllil .• Aidi ..,_.. ter llvblf projecto, Mro. Grin- o_,. G. GilD. 'ng • elfiZMII!Ip, Mro. W&l'lll; Slip Un...tar Knits • r 0. "'• culture erto, llrl. Vlekero; "" · TburldaJ' night. RACINE- RaeltaAmerieao liooJII!, Kra. JOIIO Ma.Yttord· Chentlae ·lllpl .... Jftal 1· .. • COMPLETES TRAINING XI GAMMA MU, Tburaday, Legloo Post 602 met at Ito hall r1mJbU,.;. Mro. Copebart; ~ for o!lppltcc . . . . . 'JiiiPI 11 •,2flll, 1'111. Delbert w. FrkUey' .... or Mn. GoJdli> M. Fridley, 8 \.m., Columb.uo IIIII Sooth. Nov. 8, wlthCommudor Broakl terltltlaNtJ nWiona, Mro. AJ. . !!Qre, In charge. Jleaular buo- tnd ~~~ llld life~!< Mrt. IIUII ' ' Pomero,r, lit. 4, ani the late oro Ohio Electric Co. Charlea W, F)idle7, bu <OIIl· YOUNG DEMOCRAT Club ltaao .... tnna&cted. It waa Zericie. ' ' liMIIIIIIIIIIill!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIi,_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII![!IIll-'li!l'lllill!llllltiillllliiiiiiiMIIMlllllllllilll'·· pleted blo AnaJ basic tnlnlag TburldaJ'. regular meeting reported that Il!e momberohlp at Ft. Jackooa, South Carolina. place In 1'11!1101'01. Public IDvlt. Is 16 under quoea. llonotiono wore approyed to · Frlcllo,y Ia presently taklag U. ed. . FRIDAY veterans at 111e Athena S1!JW Saved by Knit EI1Mmltl11 · ftoeect artllltrJ tnlnlng at Ft. oq,~~ LET ART FALLS UB Church Hoopltal llld to the Cfode FIJI. U you've Jot ~ liDilted Jackson, Hla akdro11 Ia Pvt. ·~r~. . · ,~ . V'• ·., Delbert w. Frldlfll'. 290-46-4223 nuncnage eale Friday and Sat- roalo Founlatlon. Flap ha.. clolbel bud~ •ltb tlt8 1:-': . ·~·•, ..>, ' Jl(ven to the local anc1e prlee of clotltiDI today, •bo Pomeroy B-U-3 A.L T. tst Plat., Ft. urda.r, Booll!e buUdlna In Porn. been Collt St. .. "1;."<• .a. • ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.,J J1cksoa, Sooth Carolina 29207. eroy, startine at 9a.m, adlool llld 1o the Letart Falla tloem't? -It It It wemblel ~. "i:~ RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Cub Scouto. . may be yourlnlvaUon. ~. Chapter, DAR, 2 p.m FrldQ ()riOJI 111111 • otltet aynlbeiiC Lincoln 11111 bome or ~ blellc& are pracijClilly 110- · care, wblclJ me"'!! no full Schaefer; Mra. w. P. l.oehD-~N TO c·n~LIN·A for ):OU., .A kalt veat, ary, Mrs. Cllntoo Floher ••· -·~n ~ Iiiii: lllcb, ~au be oiatlng bosteSSOL Mr. and Mro. Rlfii!I!Dd 8Jt.. mJx-matebed 'lfltb Uy DUDI• FRIDAY chor niUI'IIM to tbo1r .,_In her ·of th~ge-u weU u SALISBUBY PTA, Fall Feo. .Winston • Sal0111, N. C, Iller a 'lfltb ·eaeh~. WriDldea tlval Friday 8•30 P m Salls- weekenil 'rlalt heN 'with her are D-~Itt-aud if you ~~ury' Elem..:...:.. ~- moll!er, llrl. Aupsta WW, s,r. bave lot bulies, you sbciultl • .,_, 0 • a*• -~ u- -~ U- J not bi bits Tlro enta alked to aead - . . . L ..... - - • ww - • · - · co-ordbtatecl, kalt o\rtfitr can Public Invited. Aull!er- llld . l'llrlola. Tlif7 see.· you tbroJIIb the wbtter aloo .tolled btl olater llld ram. ·If )'011 JlW! 10U ADd there'i Su,., twsh(r) MNel 1000. • One of or ~RY SIIRlNE, White ll!rlne. Uy, Mr. llld MrL 1Im 11bo411 ~8YI tbat liWe fake fut the two lloe.t dltpoHh ,._.. . The eruaalom, Fl'ldllr, 8 p.m., or Radno. veat to liven lhlnp up. only .,.. • ..._, Is our ln~~al =:;' ....;..!':.; '::::"!:':; · Mwte...., llflnerepreoent. td IIi lire.~• ...., """" 1 ·aald eorA&O' from ll!e aux. lllu7, libe · re..tved a Ooral pleQI d. 7allolr lllUII!a from ll!e tea1oo pool llld a aer&jlbook from the jmloro. A IIDid ar· S!IOIY!!RES F1nt Ave. - Getllrel Vl.wntr 1loaro 2-4 llld 7-41 p. m.ail!,y;' Yaternlcy Yloltbw hours 2:30 to f:30 p. m. oaly.ParettteOJ!IJIIIowed· on Pedlltrleo Wanl, • . ADMISSIONS P...Ucation ot admlootGoala prohibited ·~~ .· . !IGIIce. ::::.u;.!tt~:r..~~~,1 ;-:o.' :~.;.,~1'.~ ,t~•,ac cia¥ iitii{ tl!e cleaning tl!aebureh tile classroom. The Young .\tit Claaa meml!iro preporad the church bulletin, ProJecta wore dlocuaaed. Mra. Morrla prellcl&d at tile '1'fttlng which opened with de. - . b¥ Mro. Eleanor lloo. ver. There 1181 a potluck din. nor at !MX>n. Alter!dlng belldes those named ,.re Mra. Norma Russell. Mra. Nora Cambron, Mrs. Vema H¥aell, Mro.....1• IIa Gtlkef, Mro. Ba!nle ena, VIctor Painter, Mrs. Tre1-. I I Hendricks, MrL Jaelde Reed, Mra. Freda Moosman Mro. Frances H¥oell, llld Mra: Ruby Milliman. 11 , B~YER ASPI' �:I ln Sentinel Want Ads: ~ From ·'Auto's To Yo-Yo's 8 _ , . Do1IJ Sonllnol, Mlddleport-l'<lmer<J7, n., Nov. 13, 11189 Find ·Eve WANT AD INFORMATION OEADLINI!S Meigs Property Transfers FarRelt Notice ···~~-­ CHUCK'S can ave;,ou..,tol!iu. t ROOM llllllmlllbed houa, on l:V rill)lllro If 1011 brblc 1150.Lincoln Hellhtl- l'llonl them ln. Clluck'o TV,152~ ..:ce,ee4 until t e.•: fer 9t2~87t. 100:2-tte D•r et P..liuii..ternut, PunerQJ. l'lloao 1182-' REGULATIOHI 5080. 10.11-ttc' J , .•. Der a.t.. , ..11••"*" Will ,.......,DN411•'•· .. c.,.,.u.u-• & c....,,.., The P-llslwr ~ ..... ,, '*"'"*' " ,.ject •"' .4• dec1Mtl ... :fMtleMI. TN ~llst.r wiU Mt Ben E. Petrel to Addle E. ,._ ,.,,.nal-.1• r.. - • thol'l Petrel, parcels, Sutton. IM•••ct lna!!'l; Ben E. Petrel to Addle E. Pet•• AllU Ser¥11:• For W•nt ' DetH• D•r Oeltv.rr *M.... 4 TlcHf• IUYIMG MIIG~ 'GALLIA -------------- thl rltM ! - - - - - - -· - - - - - THERE IS a _ , plainber In Roelno. BID Blythe, Phono 94&-2292. 11-7-slltc .... Business Services LANDMARK 110~-' - . . . 110. 2. ' TreetN Oil * Ea•r P•r Plan ·EXnRT · WIIHIAIItl•at AMD !M!OM C!!UMTIU ~ BEDROOM TRAIL)m. Bob' a . Mobile Court, !lfncuao, Ohio l'lloao 992-2951. (614) 992-2181' $5.55 POMEROY c..;ol... Lloo -----------bJ Nov. 20: -----------man WBCIIR SDVKI -GUARANTEED'.JI POSITION waJUd. 11lt PHONE 192·lll4. I ROOMS, both. Clooe to toirn. ' lj,2~~~~~~~6~Da~I~!Y HouiekOopiJIII with older Snlce DAY or or woman. Must Uve ln. Pr&o Ph. 992.2049, 992-2431 ollllr '"-.;_"""'" ., . , •••,., ... &· N1 atiT ... CALL'. 5' lo-24-lfe, Fr1 Sale fer non-Invalid. rhone 114&RAILINGS SERVICE 29115. I'OODLE PUPPIES. AKC , . oNI 1d1 poi .. within 10 Mrs. ll~tc FURNISHED HOUSE. 3 rooma ID6 I. ·,..Ia P•-r, 0. minlaturt. ..,. ..... 111111: Church, lc:t, Pomeroy. CUD OF THANKS & OBITUARY and both. . ~_ 118'1011 .. l!.rt:' DAY IIZ.Zl51 unlce and ..-IIIIo .._: F.dlson Hobstetter, Exec., · $1.SD for SO '4tortl lllinl.,.. E.. l WILLPiek..,.,Mrcbondllland !erred. Phone 118:1-5592 alter 99:&.4443. 114-lfe Fred A. Shtnet, dec., to David _.llfltloMI w.,d :lc. ADS """ to .~ 011 • ,.......... NIGHT99Z-7324 BLIND S p. m. ll.:l-tlc Sale .... bulL CoD Jim Alllml. W. MeKem.ie, 39 acres, Sutton. Allfllflllo"l JSc c11.,,. ,., ,y,...,. aucd...,, 1989 SEWlNG machine, used Richard Jacks, Jr., Fred a ''"'""'· OFFICE HOUII R. H. Rawli1111 Sons COAL, LUMP, . ., .-.:,: just • low u-s, !Ulb eQuiP7t:I-Will ....,,. . TIWLER LOTS, Bob'i illcblfo Jacka to EarIinelmboden, Mlell-1:30 • ·"'· to 5:00 •·•· Dolly mine nm. Exeolllor salt! MIDDLIPOR'f, OHIO Court, 8,yrocuoe, Oblo, 011 ped to •1141& make buttor>ael bnboden, John Imboden, lot, 1.130 •. m. to12:00 w.- s.tur4ov Worko, Eall Main St., P holeo, .......st. QPIIquea, Real Sale BOB'S REDUCING and Slate RL 124, Phone 982- eroy. l'lloao 99:t.tll81. ' Pomer<J1. I Me ""Y 216L • 11-U.Ue a n d moll)' embroidery deEarl Betts, Gll'net Betts to n m.., Health Center Ia open, 11-13-ctc Business Services Robert W. Boham, Cbarles w. IN LOVING memOl'l' of our bo9 Lm. to 5 p.m. bJ appointLOGAN F1RE and Solell F41PMUea, parcels, Scipio. loved dad and grandtather, ment, 5 p.m. to !Op.m. 110"'" FURNISHED Grot ftoor one- - - - - - - - - - - - - - mont Sale• 11111 Sorvleea. Evmay be arraJIIIOd. Phone 1182Lewis Walker Sr., w h ~ Lionel Boggs, Adm., WiUlam pointment neceSsary. Locatbedroom elllcleneJ &Pari- .WATER CONDl110NERS, $8 .. 2685. orythiJIII 1n are and afelll u-u-81• Ra,y Wiloon.dec.,toWaldoNeol, passed awo,y November 12, ed below K and K lloblltt mont. Middleport, Pbone992. $10, $15. SolleDen, filters, equipment. Speelll dlacOUIII Homes, P o l Dt PlMMIL Wlmle Edith Neol, Iota, Harrl- 1964: 3874. 11-12-tlc etc., IIICI1IOl' bock~ ;;~NlC~~~~(~; GIO. HOBSTETTER, B~kM prices 011 aU tn>es ani 111M Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020., aonville. ~ C W n_ ...... ,.,...._,_ ..... .n.t.t o1 are exdJIIIIdalters. P'. ..~ . • • . , """"'~' vmO. er. GET STAR,21'Jlb.,$1.19, .PEACH FARM -300 tre .... You can onb have one father, 1o..s.tle Howard D. Gilkey, Betcy J. 3 ROOM lurnlohed apartmeut. !8-29-301<: 99:1-3821, Dwlalt LGpn. Eberaboch llardnre, SUpr nice 6 raom houao, bolh, PaUent, kind and true. M & G. Food Market, lit. 7 _________ ;::;:. __ _ Gilkey to F10)'(1 E. Williams, No other friend In all the -------------~· 18-22-30te Run Mlli,Pickonsll&rdware, I'Urnlce; f1lll boaem•, ioad Jane Marie Williams, 1.92 A., world RUMMAGE SALE, 231 Mill St., -u. of Middleport. 8 MILK COWS, JerooYI I nd Muon. 11-U..Sillp p.rap. 50 acres. Only $25,Pomeroy-Salisbury. 11-12-aljl Guernaeya. MUk cooler, oet WUI be as true to yoo. Fry Bldg., Middleport, 10 L -------------000.00. Homer G. Baxter, Gdn., AI· For all his loving idndneas m. FrldiJJ', contb>dllll thru - - - - - - - - - - - - - - of Surga milkero. Call alter 1 CBS 21-lnoh TV. Goa hater, MINERSVILLE- 6raomo, wat- IISIIIIICI nea Manley to Hallle Cross, lot, 5 p.m. 00 Sun1oY 7t2-4703 • . U,OOO BTU. One llll1a1l <11>1o.52 FOOT, 2 bedroom troDer .liP. gas, electric. Acre. AUTOMOIIIlE lnauraDCe belli He asked lor nothlns In re- Saturday. 11-12-stt Syracuse. cone.Ued? ~ 1our I(IOR- • er, all gas utJIWes, wall to n-7...atc: board, nlee far bedroom. Dt$1750. turn, tor's lie-? Coli 992-298t. wall corpe~ 181 Locust St., en tace po beater, ioad u RT. ·124 - 8 raom brick, new When aU tbe world dooorted ------------11-15-cic Pomeroy. Phone 99:1-2619. SHOOTING MATCH Sunday, - · One llti'IIO waah otand. , · gao lllrnlce, f1lll boaement. us, ll-12-61p 1965 NEW MOON houaetrallar, Nov. 16, 1 p.m. to 4p.m., RaCall Closter 985-3980 after Gange. $16,000.00. To our father we could turn. 5 p.m. 11-ll..'ltP MIDDLEPORT - 5 roodlo, Though aU we can do, deer cine - Roahan Road. ~oor­ 55xl0. See Walter llailil'; ' Mr. and Mrs. Wo,yne Prince ed bJ Racine Fire Doc>~ -------------botll, fenoed kit. tt,ooo. father, first rood 011 rl&hl past and lml'ilrDIIhed 11·12-fle .FURNISHED 26" SOLID CAST Iron e<al AirPOMEROY - 6 roomo, both, Ia to go and te11d your gra.e, spent a recentweekendwlth Mr. lanl eool tJwle. ' .,.. f rt• C2oH to lchool. ,.. .. Coqliete with blower. lur..ee, I oi II bailment, and Mrs. Rlehard Ruth of Ak- And lea.e behind a token of U-9-ap Phca t9J IIU .iii-111-Uc R o 1 Arm&, Minersville. $9500. Malle ol!er, love ron. GUN SHOOT, Forked Run Pat Smith, Ohio state UnlverTo the best rled and grand----------~--Phone 992-3181. RT. 124 - Modern, S ~rtsman Club, SUnday, No- CLEAN FURNISHED ftat, pri- $100 HANDMADE WIG, llllht lather God e.er ga,., aiQ<, Columbus spent a weekend brolin, like new, $2(1. $200 11-11-ctc rooms. Uvlllll 29x17. Nnw ..mber 16. Wite entrance. 2 bedraoms, with Mr. and Mrs. IJayldSmlth. 11-12-3tc Poluold camera, ~0. Movie - - - - - - - - - - - - - gao lllrnlce. Gonce. chUd welcome. Security deJ1n0t Blaoell of Columbus Sadly missed by children and camera, $50. Hospital bed, BOLOGNA 2 lbs. $1.09, Jolb 3 MOBILE HOME - 10x50, ps posit required. Phone 1182 spent a weekend with Mr. and grandchildren. complete, good condiUon, lbs. 8 oz. 98 e, jowol bacon lllrnlce, - - · relrlgar· 7075. 11-11-Gtc 11-13-ltc Lost Mrs. Joe Blaa.U. $50. Phooe Mildred Jacobi, alleed 3 lbs. $1.39, lee mUk . ltor. $2S60.00. Vlsltlllll Mr. and Mro. G111 LOST, WIUTE male beagle d<w 2 BEDROOM house trailer. Ph. 992-2437, 11-11-Gtc 99e gallon, ...... 10c lb. 1\UTLAND - S roomo, both, Hayman owtr the weekend were with brown speckled ears, bla 992-3954. ll-9-6tc - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M&G Food Market, lit. 7 garsge. Near Schcal. tfSOO. c. B. ~~ayma~~, Mr. and Mrs. Notice blaok opot on bock, bench 1 GRAVELY tractor, a w I vel ooulh of Middleport. HELEII .or VIRGIL TEAFORD Bob Fltzpatrlek and daughter, LADIES, do JOU 110ed domestic lemlld, tamllY pet. Anowera rocker, 5 palro of drapes, 2 11-12-aljl Mr. and Mrs. Jb!>.Wall~c ~ eo. help to asolst yw wllh 70111' to rame ot.t•Snufr,y." Reward For Sale table ~a~~~Po, t Inside wooden - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ASSOCIATES 992-3325 lumbuo, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Rid- weekly bouse cleenln&'l For Rorold A. Holter, IAIIw BotPUBLIC SALE dooro with hardware. HorUs AVACADD relrl&witol' and SYRACUSE eoour ol Chester, and Mr. and more more Information on tom, Oblo, Phone 985-3864. SATURDAY, Nov. 15, u a.m., Frank. phone O!ooter 985electric stove wtthcloubleov- Business Services , Mro. Tom Hayman and clalllhDomestic Aide Service, write 11-111-«c c:orner ol Fourth Ave. and 3368. 11-ll..slp on. Phone 992-2060. tors. Fran. P. 0. Box 23, Pom------------Fisher Street, Middleport, 11-12-atc AlR CONDI:l'IONlNG, RefrlsorMr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Pickeroy, Oblo. Oblo (lll'<lU1ICI corner !rom rwo BmaOOII . Uwlllll --oUon aontce. Jack's Refrlsens and O!erl I.Ynna, WUllama11-13-6tc Wanted To Rent Fire llooae). Selling the ,_., dlnbw room, ball PUREBRED Hmlord bull, 21 oration, New Hoven. P 01111 town, W. VL 1 were visiting Mr. OR 3 BEDROOM homo, both 2 ROOF REPAIR aal ' L sooai of the lite Sora tI 0 J1!0111h• old,,.llelllht. 88:1-20'19· 4-1-ctc ' and Mrs. Horlla Frank. ~.~sterM~~rPbWu il41ba i alii'llltl.-----.""-.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. BlooeU · · ·:<. lowing ..,tlquts and ·col. Ph..,.p-.,.a ! r· r ~'l'.::. r;:::;w ~ · ..., FOR~ · ~ttenellt ' aree. Phone 992-5254. • --1 0 ' fl$9- ~-, ' '""t ' ~;::,...., nd Jli'lniiJ .¢: !WOn. w. v... •" . 11-11..1111 leeton' items: a-2f.Uc er· . eel......drllDI, f Fri'~· eolbnOte. . !'bono HZ-· e.~ - i/oWJ¥ )Jr. and Mr -- - --=----- - ----- Hoelting chair, love oeat __________ :., ___ VACUUM CLEANERbrand- to 12 1lldL Paul Ander&CIII, 280e. We go IJII'Where. onk Holter. 10.1-cic 1969 modeL C<Jmplete with (cherrJ, n 1 c e), Stlllards .lEW OIL FUIDiACE "wtalled Ma-, W. VL Phone 773Help Wanted Mr. and Mrs. Cbarleo Honeaeales, Iron laol, lrU1 skll. • . • ' ciO&nlllll Ioilis. Small pain! 5788 after 3:30 or 949..1815 111 ley were vlsltlllll Mr. and Mrs. MECHANIC WANTED. Colllaet t:J.Qyd McPeek of Belleville, W•.- - - - - - - - : - - - - - - leto, old cane, ladle& bustle ·ttes. Term• available. Ph. damage 8hlpplng. Will teke R&elne. t-211-tfc serviee ma~ager, Mason tn>e dotheo, mllkcona,bene- !192.3352. $2Z cash price or termo If -----------Vs. VACANCY !or In elderbCounty O!rysler - Plymouth handled 1111111cure oet, old 10-10-t1c desired. Phnna 99:1-2885. c. c. BRADFORD, Auetloneer Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Coruth- pie. Prefer prl..te paid pa. Clnter, PL Pleasant, phone MeQJ!fey readers, old 11-11-6te COII\)1118 Senlce en and !amlb ofLoulavllle, 0., dents. Pl!one Millan, 773675-!225. Muot have own hand maker.fewter olhaaeo old iji\!W GAS lurmce lnolallld, - - - - - - - - - - - - - PliOI1I Mlh'l821 were vloltlns Dorta Marks. 5185. 10-ftfc tool&. 11-ll-6tc Mr. and Mrs. KennothDunno! - - - - - - - - - - - - - glassware, oid table, Termo o\IIU.ble. Ph. Radlll, OhiO 111&!1 .,tiH$' board, dre81er, guollne 99U352. Sale Crllt .Bradford ._ • ..,., Real Mldland, PL, were viaitingwlth LEGAL HOT ICE l;';nd Prill H.T. 1 1 L oc.l c•• Ma•on flnlth, 11&111, pie sale, horn collar, ,_, &-1.Ue Ethel Larkins and other relaNOTICE OF APPOINTMENT goocl ....., ••• ......... oldchlnadoll. - - - - - - - - - - - ·- -----------pow~~t , .. _.,. l NO•••! thea. Co•• M•· 20, 21)4 r.llot •uck.-t .... on4 u ....· Mr. and MrL Clarence Dean EstaM of Grover Stout, O.ceos.d Other ltema: double bed, 6 REDUCE SAFE aid irlib READY-JJlx CONCRETE d&o ft. otepllllder, IIYID& raom Gollll'tlllllluiiiiZ..V_..; of Columbuo BPenl a weekend Hotlco It horob)' glwon that William C. Chlldt of Middleport, chlllr, pillow&, c:ushlooo, wool Fast ani •oY· Free alii• wilh Mr. and Mrs. W17110 Ohio, ho1 boon duly appointed 11011 fiUa, 1111.- Dnp. . 8 Mellllu Corw. VI engine, LE~RN at home In yoo.l Admlnl1trotor of tho Eltote of Prince. ,owertlld., rodlo, ......,, •par• tl111eo No 1p.c:lol oduc• Grower Stout, docoo1ed, lot• of SOI.IE Mr. and Mro. HorUs Frank Columbia Township, M•lt• County, ftew Whl ..,.ell tlr.. , I'"" lion nMded. It'• 1hnple. H•w ut•l• flnl•h with whit• •••r ln1tont L••nlng Mothocl. wore vlsltlns Mr. and Mrs,llav· Ohio. nylon top, vinyl lntelt• .,..•. Write for free Wochuro. C.odlton on roqulrod to lllo mode table covero,lwldmade 8 MILLIMETER movie camera OCCUP"NCY -----------14Smlth. their claims with sold fiduc:lory scarf, tapestry, JewelrJ,doll· and projector with oereen. • , BACK HOE l'llr hire. Ralph Nellie Coazart was a dinner within lour montht . -.--!'-------~ ·: COMPUTER COLLEGE Doted this )st dGy of Ncrwombor leo, 11ol brand- material, $50. CIU 992-3975. TruoooU. 919..1703. · pest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Koutt 1969· OF TECHHOLOGY On• Publle S.,uaro 1104 : and douatrtet'. ·;::. f . H. O'BAIEM Cleveland, Ohio 44113 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walls of Prob.te Judgo of 1aid CeUflty clocks, food ch-r, Roclg. LOT, 40' x 125'. Mill Street, 992-3454 SEE NEIGLER Bullclq Sqlpb 1964 Dodte ·~·,Sl~ ColiDDbus and Mr. and Mrs. Gil)' 11/6 11113 11/20 Jtc I ft, Sw•p:\do f"IC liP• ero silverware, rup, 2burnMiddleport. Aloo 2 story lor bui1dlllll )'0111' home. CoD • HI)'DWl were visiting relatives •ntiM, .,.., HO tlrn. S.l LADIES EARN extra Income cell, .... n flnl1tl, hoot.. ' er electric hot plate, studiO brick buUdl1111 on N. 2nd St., GuY NeJcler, Roclno, 0. . • 11 O.rlestoo, W, Va. and a free wardrobe. Show cooeh, &mbeom iron, Norel- · Middleport. Ph. 99:1-52111. 3-28-lfc ; Terry Reynoldo visited Mr. 0 Beeline Faohl011s. No delivLEGAL l'riOTICE &haver, two 9x12 Axmln· . U.:l-tlc co . ond Mrs. Garlh Smith. FI .... , •• toocl tire•, .,__.., . ery M e<>llecUng. Jean Truaoterruga • s-oboaters SEWING MACHINES, RoPolr NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Dlnuer guests of Mr. and Mro. • NEAR POMEROYFruit oell, Phone Hlh'l703. Home ---'-· maehlne dil SEE LEE ..~ aenlee, aU makes. 1182-2284. Fred Laridno were Sidle Butcl>-wu,.. , u - llulldllll JOUI' Conotr ..."on I o r farm _ 1681/.1 acreo, 1,100 C.•• M.. 20,2113 ll·9-61C 1~ Chlv .•••• ~ t¥ table, _ . , tub IIJQ18g ..,,. home. We '1111 Fallrle Sbql, PomlfQY. Eotote of Bon Stout, O.cee1ed er and Mr. aDd Mrs. Warren 20 apple IrMa, 3 toS p.,;Tc;,. H•• t1NI' bit .., '. wrtnser waoher.1"!17:!!"""il• hove beoutlflllloto ... liable peaeh, 1 Autllol'lled SlDpr Solee ·lial engine, ..tiel ca , hHIII"•, Pickle, Parkersburs, w. Va., I Notice 11 horoby glwen that Ao•IIY filM evt ..-... '"'!"oY Qlke .....,, or wtn bulhl on yours. s.m7ean old, all bearlac tndt, Service. We Sl1aqlen Seltand Elo Larkins. Saturday vi" William 0. Chlld1 of Middleport, Ohio, hen boon duly appointed relrl--'all noceuory equlpiDem 11>sora. 8:29.ttc ldtehen oblnet lton were their son. Howard, Admlnl1tfator of the E1tote of c , .... - . ple h.-a alreacl)' buUt !or eluded, pondw.Ustockedwllh alnlle bed c:omplote, qulltlnl rour lnopeeUan. Call A. E. flab, born, 2 -~•eo, nice -----------Ben Stout, doceasod, lote of CO" and !amlb, Portland. IUI!IIbht Township, ~g1 County, frames, throW ruga, toaster, Lee, Lee RON'S FLOOR and lUI, bolh-VIolet Smllh Ohio. oewlng ba-. .. ...... pota 1182-3464. home, 6 ......... a bedr0C11111, """" 11111 kllehen roa:O>"el Croditcws oro roqulred to lila and pano and _ , . lteml too 11-12-ctc both, hard wood n-o, I u II IIIII. .11111alllll'tlono· Coli Tdthelt claim• with sold flduciGI'}' rel, parcel, Meigs. 5 unt• .~w• .t .,. '"'-"'" Ben E. Petrel to Addle E. Ml•l•u• Ctw.. 7Ss Petrel, lots, Racine. 12 cent• ..,, ••r4 '"'" ~....... .,.. ;th•c ln ..rtloM. Ellzabeth E. Smith, WUfred : \1 ccrit 1 , . , • • • •I• ceNentiJ. Smitb, Jan E. Mam,George Jn•crtlon• . Mam to Grace QJlscqJal 25 per unt Dl•cou"' *" ,.,. --'• Sl ..,., ......,. Far Fastest Aefl ------------- - ----------- 'Far Bntle,. ,.... ------------ ------------ - ----------- satoo Estate Far .. $a~ w::;:~·:! ~ ---- ---------- HOISTETTER REALTY ------------ -------------- Long Botto ------------ -------------- -------------- ' I'L~ FIND A WAY, f!lJT I tiiJARANT1:E. SHE III.ONT LIKE I.T . -------------- -------------- ------------ ------------ ~relle~ -~rrg ~~lllllllnl 01 ·~lol· ;s;·.'··.:., . , · ------------ ==:-.-..,'!'=. 5 t ~~p~~1.· ·TU ~ I ---~w~ ------------= teo-:::-:-··- ----.--~~- -------------COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ~ide· ~II&; ~ New-------------- Bargains WMPO • ' ( ' INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3· P.M. AND 4:30P.M. within foiW month1. Dated thlt Itt do)' of Nowo111bor 1969. f . H. O'BRIEN PtoHto Judt• ot Hl4 Coynty 11/6 11/13 11/lO 3tc -------------------- And More Bargains LEGAL NOTICE F Sale ar Trade Uverodrl&hlto)'OUl'ProJee~ ••••• R~ADY =~=~~. = ~~ ~ ~ lEE 'CONSTRU(TION ' ----------~~:'~ -------------------- ,.,.. NEW' HOMES FOR SAlE ;•= .. ~~':~>----------~1~~ ~bed~-.~ ~r:te;~a:·tr!:.i:: Pontiac Estate Far ~ _________ .!~~tc Cleland R.ealfJ -----------' r_;.. • 1965 Chenlle .siZ9l · Truck Specl•ls .. (~ S'!! !~.~ . H'- ~~. range ~an,~ !KimerouotomOIIdon. Term• - - - - - - - - - - - - - bo11011101t, olllarceclllrAir5539. · &-28-lfc Cosh. Notreoponllblo!Mac. • •ce, IIIOIIl' - r leetureo, -----------eldenta. Lunch ....,eeL "·• MUSTARD Jll'-S and turntpa, OWDir a.UIIIII due to haolth. CIGARETTE ...aillllm&c:hlneo ..,.. Pick 7our own, $1 a bushel. Lyneh, Sale ,\Jdrew Croa•.• and Hnlcel. ~·ctedAdministrator. .._ B J ••·-o . Letart Falla, . POMEROY - 5 Roamo, both, prleoo, * · - W.ABC Va. -~ ~"I • • Rutland, ........ • Oblo. 11-t-6tc lull basement, prop, alAucUon Senlco, m lUI. J1.Mc Ohio. Audloneeu, Colonel -----------lnwn lldlng, air eondlttoaed, -----------Jim Adamo- Phone742-4481, USED Pl.\NOS gaolorcedalr I'Urnleo,1'1111" SEPTIC lal1kl eJeellod. lllllor Colooel Bill 11ro1m, Now 3 NICE r.....UIIoned uprlllht • n d re!rlprotor lnel-. Soallad011. ~ Ohio. Ph, pianos. Priced to •elL Free $1S 100 ·86:t.t03S · :1-12-tle Mlrllhllel4. Ohio, ji1ono 68tdoiiWiry. Phone nz.tm. u...; a;lond, Broloor 350t. omce - 99:1-22158 u.J3-llc - - - - - - - - - - - lias.- 99:1-21588 Sool.d ltld1 for all t ... oloclflc r1 onervy which shall h nqulred b}' the VIllage lot the o,...atlon oF 1960 CADILLAC, good ar.pe. tlw Vlllogo Sowet• Dhp01ol Sy1· For houoe traDer or plclul> tef'll In tho Vlllot• of Pomwoy, Ohio, f• o t.,m of ten (lO) r••• truck. M & G Food Market, from and ah• tho 22n dar of AWNINGS, otorm dooro oilil Route 7 ll4lUih of Middleport. O.co..ber, 1969,~. wUI be recelvo~ by the said Vlll4e at the ofhu wbdowlr earpor-tat marll-12-3tp of tho Cl•lc of tho Board of TNI• ..-. blo1m and bolt lnoul&' " ' ol Public Affoirl until 12r00 o'clock noon on the lth cl•y of ONE FLooR houH· 6r0olno, 1986 FALCON, pJOCl condition, tlop. ElJ!llr White, llleo npDeco..._, 1969. Each lllcl ~nust S cylinder, IIIDclard. Coli bo reeollllld--. For ftll. bath, carport. new cellar, conteln tl'll ft.tll no1net of ewery ,....en 01 company lnt.,.lted In It mateo, ~ Olarlol Lillo, at Wlllll Fro~\'• roll· room over cellar, OGOr furend H acc0111p0ftl.d by • c-'lflellf dollce or .,._ Cbostltr 915nace. Wart c:loser to Rorea. Job- and c~ In th. 1um of S2S.OO drawn on • oolvtllt bonk, a1 • ,., . .ntoo Ull. n.~.IIIP . . . lac. 1-t.:UC Phone~&. th.. U tho lthl Is accepted o cono tract .,111 be erl•ed Into. All bid• II'IUot be llose4 upon opec:lflcatlono OIL PAINTIN~ fM lalt!ram.._,,d br the Council ef 1ald ed 52.U ovor on <lopiQ Yllrege on the 20th day ol OctoMr, 1969, and "'"' on fl Ia In the at roatauranl acrou. from office of the Cl.rtt of the Boord Ma- Co. Bonk, New ol Trust•• of p .. llc Aff•lra, 2 FAMILY HOUSE. 29t Roee npiW of whkh .,.clflc•lon• von, n-1d C, Grbllm,. Box St. Middleport, Phone 1182will be fwnlohod pi'DI~tlve bid• dew• upen opplh:atkln. The rftht 3259. 211:1, New ""'"'· 182· zt50. .Price ndllcacl t I I I I• re.-ved to ,.l•ct On)' anrl 011 lthlo. Chrlstmol . ordM" .t ,._ Beard el Trn· .... of Pvbllc Affoll'l of the Yll· u-. ::t::: 6Z Polt. 195 ------------ -------------on na. . ------------ .. ' ,.M!", . ' OPI!M IVES. TIL i . ,~21 ~ ..' • <' ' I I" lt.Anlma M.BaroD 21. !'Orformed 22. :AdJee· tlve oumx 23. ..... Ilea· lll.l!llllnatty 211. Pluo turnoce ll.Put .U.Qullla pJut - ROB.IT M.Candl.. I [ aut ao. Pleooar funlllunl 36. 8ocltol ellml,.r •• -.a.m. (11.) 18. Whip DWk d.- at. AalaD countlr7 1 "'-· lllc I, ... ' IT1 I I I I tJ BWNE r-r.-n-Tr-~~· ~~~h·rn~~-- S'IUDENT S\IP ABOJT . . . . . CW. 'I (4A: ••••••• 0 . , 111cn OlltfTr , ~·· ,_ eu ·l'¥., ..._ ... . , ...U.I .( "....,,~DIIili'IIIIIRIII I I \ ' ' ' 1 ... ""' ...... v. v. !' . lo.c-~.­ lf. Pltelt 21. Ore .59 Foni .St. ~· $99 rr,. Keeping Meigs Gallic and a, Mason Area WRe4 To BuJ . •a·l3:31p ,..... P••oy, Ohl•· :CHIN'A CAIINI'l'S, ,..... ... -:---------"":"---""':" DOIIHDA WILSON Informed As · CLIRl OP TH! lOUD IIIIo, old elockl, 1k. Wrtta· 1986 CHEVROLET .. .oklt, , OP TIUST~U OP 111t eoU 11. D. IIIDor, 111. t. $1185. WIU . tekt lrldt-ln 011 .. Well As 11 J.m.!~Jo!<~AIU P "'' ,._. • tilL IOnd w«k .car. Phone tea. laUe, 883t, 11-11:31~ .~ntertoinec/< . i ,., --------------------- 8. Afllrm 9. Bbtll ldmce Clbbr.) *· For Sale For Rent or Sale v......,.. 7. - 57 Chew. 4 Dr. S99 55 Buick z S99 -------------- -------------- CROSSWORD 8. 811!011 :rr. Reo· II • �,, ,. 10 - The Dally ScnOowl, 8 - Mlddlcpt~rt.l'omei"O)', 'EDITORS NOTE: Olllo Slate when the Spartans went unde- ion tluol I exprosslld at ttiai University's championsfllp foot. leated lor the SKOnd year and lime," ho sold. INIIIeam Is lludo<l 101' IIJ M<· were' Ineligible lor the trip. Warmatll WaniJ Change ond cOMKUtlve Big Teft title "The loculty rule Is a sound Murray Warmath'of Min.. with no apparent cMnce to per- one. II only tile team made lhe ·sola INII strongly that." A tlclpato In tile Rose Now trip, 11 would IN line to hove team should be allowed to r• Year's Day. The followiftt dls- the tum go every year. How- lurn to tho Rosa Bowl lor a palcll, second of • throe-part ever, because of the typos of . second otralghl eppnrance." wries, to mines the Big T111 schools In tho Big Ten, and tho 1111 elso.hos other opinions conrule which prohlbiiJ tho ludo- distance Involved, ond tho fact cernlng ""' Big Ten. eyes from playing In tiNt Pill· that usually around 20,000 stu"I bellevolhat, since tho Big dena classic two '"" In 1 dents accompany the team, Ten Is a member ollho NCAA. row. Todly, Big Ten COIIChel which Is a grut experience for lhe othltllc program which Inpresent their views. them, It poses a financial han- ch- loolball should be run dicap on •/ great majority," he and governed by tho National By HARVEY SHAPIRO said. Rules. UPI Sports Writer " II the same team made tho "This tu lncludl . recruiting, · -1 re Po J. II Cl F w Jo ••p R ~ ~ y • ( J I f·,, .; f ~ ,, •'' 'r. /1• J 'i,!; COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPI) - trip the following year, those Michigan State captured the same students would somehow Big Ten football championship manage to get to Pasadena in 1965 and 1966. Ohio State even If It mont hocking their bagged the title In 1968 and Is , books and typewriters," Daugh· within two wins of a repeat per. formance. In that respect, Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State and Ohio State' s Woody Hayes have one thing In common. However. where the Spartan head coach is In favor of the Big Ten ruling which prohibits consecutive Rose Bowl appearances. Haye-s feels the rightful champion should take lis place in Pasadena. Calif. Of the ten Big Ten coaches contacted by United Press In ternationaL three including Hayes. wanted the Big Ten no· return clause changed while three others felt the rule should not be altered . Four coaches did not comment . Duffy Favors No-Repeat erty added. "Ther& Isn't any question that atlo State has the finest tum In the nation. There wasn't any doubt in my mind that we were In 1966 either. I am trying to be consistent with the same opln- red-shirting, trenller students. and euerylhlng that hes to do with athltllcs>wllh tho ponlblo exception o! acedemlc entrance requlromeniJ. "II Would be wile lor tho Big Ten to ·accept tho Nallonel Rules or riSign from tho NCAA becauie meny of the Ntllonol Rules are toO liberal lor tho Big Ten athletic represente. lives. This Is much to tho dis- News.•• in·Briefs (Continued !rom page I) ly before the start of Senate debate on the nomination. The addition o! Symington raised to 46 tile numller ol. ._. tor s either publicly or prhate]y on reeord as opposing Ha,yna.worlh in a UPI poll. A total of 37 favor him and 17 are UDCCIIIDmitted. Symington said he considers Haynsworth "an houeet man," but beUeves that his investments 8.nd hla ..Uure to take himself out of some cases involving Onns in whleh be Md some interest made him unqualified for the Stpreme Court. dilplay "I am definitely not In favor Hope calls for earth pf a team being able to go to HOLLYWOOD - BOB HOPE HAS CALLED ON Amertcens the Rose Bowl two years in a of every pollllcal persuasion to leave tllelr llgbta burniJlg Frirow, " Daugherty told UP I. " I felt the same way in 1966 day, saturdey and SUnda.Y nights as a symbol of netiOIIII unlt;y. As honorary chelnnan of the Committee for the Week of Nalional Unit,y, Hope said, "wltll unity tile Vletnem War <an be fought to an honorable conclusion. Everybody wants to pull together and bring it to an end." He said at a news cmference at his home Wednesday the astronauts en route to a second lunar landing would be able to see the electrical display across the country. MASON Homer Leland Th~las, 58, Mason, died Wed- Bishop see.1 Protestant-Catltolic union nellilay evening al Pleasant ValCOLUMBUS - FRANCIS E. KEARNS, BISHOP of the United ~ . :r ~· ')f ~-·,, ley Hosp!tal. Metllodist Cllurch, said Wednesday a unloo between Ohio's ProMr. Theiss was a self - em- testantli arxl Catholics was near. Kearns predicted the two replqyed meat cutter who also ligions would join hands within tile year Ina drive to salve gr~ Wl/rked oo an Armco boat on human problems. the river. He was born March He said the Cllrlstian church waa oothelhreshold of a greet 29, 1911, fn Meigs Coun(y, tile awakening which would bring its powers to bear on aU the probson ol the late Albert and An- lems or mankind. "I believe that anything that touches the liCe ol nie Aumiller Theiss. any person is a responsibility of the church," he said. . ,• .. I, Surviving are his wife, Florence Elkins, Mason; four sis- ters, Mrs. Edna lcenhower, Co.. l~mbuso Mrs. Lena Chapman, VIrginia; Mrs. Edith Bowen, Mason, and Mrs. Louis Ewing Zanesville, and a number or nieces and nephews. Funeral senices will be at af 1:30 p.m. saturday at tile Fo. glesong Funeral Home with tile Rev. John Icenhower officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy, Friends may call at the funeral horne from 2 to 4 and rrom 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. ' MEIGS THEATIE' TONIGHT, NOV. 13 HOT OPEN Bid is Acrepted The 14etgs Count;y Commlsaloners accepted a bid ot ~65 on a 1968 l'llnttac from C, R. Karr, Jr., at tlle!r meeting Wednesday. A second bid of $200 was received rrom Jolll Dtle. In other business the coma mlsslooers transferred 1180 !rom the expense fund to tile juror wilnoss fund and $250 from pedlem support ot minor children ID statlone17 and sup. J)ly lund. Atlendlng were Bob Clark, Dick Karr end Warden OUrs, and Clerk Martha Cham. bers. PLAN SOCK HOP A hillbilly thorne will be carried out Friday when senior Business ai'IJ omce Education Fridoy and Soturdoy November 14-15 "THE PINK JUNGLE" (T echnicolor) James Garner Geo. Kennedy "HAMMERHEAD" (T echnicolor) Vi nee Ed wards Judy Goeson SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. students stage a sock hq, from 8 to 11 p. m. in the Eastern High School auditorium. Slacks will be permitted and a prize will beawardedthebestdressed MR. Outlined Tom Col&olck and Kenneth Sweeney ot the Ohla ValliU' Mental Retarded Evaluation UnIt at Ohio Unlverslt;y were psta MOIIIial ni8bt wllen tile program and exeeuth-e committee at tile Youtlt OARC met at Sl. Paul IAitlleran Church. sw-ey described mentall7 retarded workabops, a stamp oollecUon project ae a busbteso. fOI' the retarded, a proJect to collect books lor the GalllpoUa Slate Inatllllta, and another In wblck a selected few ot the youth would - k wltll a team ot ptoy&lologl.sta from Ohio Unlverslt,y. The group extended a Yote at lllanko to •otera ot Melp Count;y for ouppart ot a tllnelllll'ter new IIW)I'at.tlle'Novo t eloc11on. meetlll(l will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Grace Episcopal Clmreh In PomeJW, The- Higher SAIGON (UPl) - Communist troopa lllmed tllelr winter otfensive· to the northern war zone Wednesday and fodl1, killIng 23 Americana and 1'10W111Ing 106 - the heaviest U.S. losses reported In nearly two months. Ten ot the Americans died and 34 were wounded In a Nortll VIetnamese mort8r and ground attack against tllelr nl8bt camp Just below the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). Slxt;y - six ol. tile attackers perished In the unouccesatul attempt to overnm the oulpoat, thrown back by dive bombers, artillery, tanka and helicopter hillbilly. Prices are 25 and gunlllllps. Tbe llabUDII In Soutl1 VIet50 cents. '"'"':rn LOCAL TEMPS :n~s ·~Corpa-~e The tellljlerature lndawnt""" e eve an war r•-sta Pomeroy at lla. m. Thuroda,y In ~e United Slates. Captured under cloudy sides was 41 de- : 'wlr:::::::ck~to":= ' grees, clde wltll tllesedemonllratlons ' • OFTHEWf»\ . A •d t R rted. ~let en epo A minor occldoml was Investigated by the ileJiartment ofSherur Robert Hartedlach at 8:27 p. m. Wedmaday 011 COUIIQ Rosd G-28. James st. Clair, 19, Cool· vlllo, traveling north, lost COI>trol of his c:ar on a curve When It got lnto·looee growl, -red to tile left, alld hit en embonkment. There was medbun damage to tile Clll'. There waa oo. arrest. st. Clair was not 11>jured. DIVORCE GRANTED Wende MIJe Gordllo, p-ho been eray, • (lnmed a divorce from c-ge McClellaD Gordon, Son Jose, CaiiL, In the Meiss ~ Commoil Pleas CGurt. The . plalntlfr charged e - cruelt;y IIIII woo (11..., cuatodf ol. 11118 miDor child. ,.----·~-· Steorna alldlftchot!E.Iltdwell, · atnDoter from c-Bo.Y, Oreaoo. Six other !lell• CGuJlj;y men anderwent pre - Induction JO ELLEN DIEHL MODELS THE fUNlOR DEB FASHION OF THE WEEK . . . Ja Ellen phJelcel ewuJ•tlan• at SHOW, TRIAL PLANNED Plana for a bend! 11uw and ftold tna1 w1U be llllilo prvri6.. 111(1' tD1J118!! lllembera altond tile " here' s o 1wingin' lo;n it to odd to )I'O,. feofures .,..,.. ~nit ond meeting at the lfelga C<ud;y Acrylic ocetolo .~d, floroa Foa Hllltero SolurdoJ a tile club house· on Ea&le Ridge at 7 p.m. Mentbero an urpd tO 200\ ..-ool ..-ith 100% llondif19 . The hiplin11 . Blod and grey ore bl11nd.O in this """ deb fo1hion. B11st of oil, from tfle - · 1181'rellunenta will be h'• only $15 .00 ot lolo"s . served. . It's Quid! It's Convelllenl! COME AS YOU ARE! THE fAIMdSUNI DRESS SHOP AND . ltAUIY SALON COr. Main o. •ycomore POMEROY Fortt•l 1111•s foda,y, ~ ar s: wardrolla. " Thi • 80% ! : . ! . ··~ SAV.~· CO. . •'!MIIfit, 01!10 · ··~··· •iu~~ • 1 · ' lr "'" • J: i' .• Sllel loy.s . Dress Slicks · Well known mokos In slockf lor dreu ond schoolwear. Boys slus 6 throuoh 18 ond prop sizes 25 lliroueh , 29 ""lsi, Plaid solid color, Save ~his _k..nd. . ' Bigle to·.l~tlon of oolld color, plaids In ,trh• cui style! "*· for, Pldor ,MQn, 'l'oune '"""" . W!llst, fvll..r'cut' atylo al••• 32 polr l(porrnonont pre•a· NiltiOncllly 5. 95 and 6.00 . BOYS SLACkS •••••••••••••••••••• SALE 5.00 6.50 and 6.. . ' . •••e· · ·····•.••ee••···SALE 5.50 •e•••••• ·•••e••e••SALE BOYS SLACKS ............. ~ ...... SALE 5.50 7.95 iild 8.00 . BOYS SLAtKS·•••••••••••••••••••• SALE &.50 8.50 MCI.9.00 . •••• , ...... SAl-E ••••••••• SALE .' BOYS SLACKS ,,....... .............. S.ALE.7.00 ' - .,-- ., ..,._CIIclitr Sttc•••~ ... ,.., .... ., ........,. fhe·::S:,Iar Ill•• •• ..,.u. Sturdy thrOugh Chui• your FoVGriM brond• suofl •• LH, Lowl'•· Wranol•. In M• l..n cut lhcrt th. JOVfll ,..,. lo.-. w.orlng. Waist •Ius 28 l•t length. 38~ . ,, ftmetoJII)t..,.,.CIIII"~ools ht Floor A ftr-. fino af Holl.,..lc CJwlstMOS ••• now on <illl..,foy • 1ft .. the noHHS t.wla f• y. . 1970, 1_11" ""s•It"' I p..,.u, Roo~t•j(. •• ''-::::.. ~ 0141 ,_,,,.. E•h Mf._t In Nllfenl aect'CIIS 8C<IIIIIIIIatlng two to four lncll' · ea tlldq, ·Elsewllere - l l.ur- ., rlu lhralllll Sa.... a n o1 llillder. LoWI ~ 11Nr 20, acept In G>e 20a close . to tile llloi. . •, ''" ..... 1.00 • . . . .nt flnt ..... , Auttmlflc CHk 1' Sent 2 polrs 1.00 Mens Pnanent Press Flannel PaJ•as "'' POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO . . ' .., i J.':" ., mil: ...,..d _ .·.,d' . 7 El ..e :r.launeb w••rh... 10,95 ' ·• ' til To Board 3.69 lor 5.00 Mony more styles tu chooH fioli In first floor. IWOIII s~lrts. READY TO lEAR DEPAR'riiENT S.. 11M ..., - arri-..la _. ... specllil -..lrrH: lito 21111 He.. R....y 1D on *""' .......-.. · their cnm One Sill Fits All 10 te 13 7~ orion ocryllc 2~ otretch ~lon, White end ;olhf cOioWs af black, ru1t, alive., nowy, rM, tald, hunt•, charcool, k.lly, t..,., lemon, anti,._ • • Sal• Ftlcl•y end SatldQ. , ! ,roi. , Elecl8d to three 7 - ~ern!• Were car.- . Hlliider1011, 9ooivllle ira; Fred Goqlleln, IIIII fHd Lellbelt, • .ol the. IIOck . . . ana~ Wii!ace ~. ltlldl!lellort,, all ·ln. ~ . and' llul!l Zlrld ~' -~~- ~ 2 far 5.00 1\.Iame 1· ;; , husband. .' · «' . · . .....,..., ·, · , 12 porlonsimo~u..,;!'iii~ao~ ' 'l'IHieittdhCodaitewaoTom :i~i~rO:";v::- ~were In tile flrlhepiit ol.ill; mar.~ Caosell at Mkldloil!ort.' . , 11111'd1er'Pti110!1'ao hapollidthe?re~oltilaiio to obOUt 'l1le llcluol at dlreeturo anol a llolld oervloQan retnltDblr.ol '"' tqs placard. ~ ataaeo the IIWp County .'~f.. IG%rt On rr m'lUI ....,. . ;. . . ' :m.... ......... ....,;p;~h~.. ,, •' .(Cold!• *i - _.,. I"' • ' '.' ~.,._, .~, ... ....,..,. e. I trtxii>a />Y FBJ · · (,Be ' mo:ves '" DelfA . ' Threat . ' " -· : OA't,I'O!i , (UPQ. - A man 1111 automaUc piato1 abOord a Dalia Alrllnea IDBitt bore waa ar..- todQ' another poosenger said the Dllil Intended to hi- brandlllllttl #far ~do~~~~:.!~ F"!';;.,..1 I.Yerop waa DEs MOJNi!S, IOWA - VICI!l ~ReSIDENT ll!lro T. Aptw noted In tha lll&bt ball, «; .1 orlllclled ~- comage f/f.Pre•ldotri Nblo'a llof, elociiCII 11e1t1 In lht Olllce Of Cl1'l')'lll(l . '111U.il!ol,,l:CIIql~lt;r--~ ... the ,o~oe\J ~~ · '1!11 IJU!Int!dus crfllcl!!"-" l1a illd lht •·•~.-t I( Om rellde!Jia ~ .~. ~t'!.~~~~~~~A.;.":'.:~•to ·lt .~.,- ~lshol. . Iii 11x1ut ,~ce·the Thur_, ground $11,601.84 Received At Marauders' Gates mistake cMing a Cambodian border battle fodl1, contrlbA finaoclal statement showulill(l to lbG (IDVernment cas- lngfootballlncome of ,11,601.ualt,y. toll at 20 dead and 56 84 end expenses ot $10,195.75 · oerloqiiJIIIIIUtlded. was made public WedneadaJo Field reports said dozens nliht at tile Marllllller football ol otber South VIetnamese honquet bJI tile Meigs Local " - " lllltrered m 1 nor Alllletlc BoardpreparedbJIDonIIIIU1tds In the Norlll VIet- old Wolfe. namese I1'0Q1IIi attack that Aller aubtractlon ol ~8.67 carried Into their cemp one for other sports new 111pe11se mile (rom Cambodia. IIIIo autumn, tile balanCe ·r&·, malnlng was $977.42, the report rectors was held. ,, ~ to WI tile UDeliPired two Y- lenni were Charles Radford, an Incumbent, and Willlul Smith, a newcomer, elected to ftllthe term vaoat.. ed recenlll by To1ll lluuWr. lladaJrd alld Smith are of Ptmo IIENlbRLON FASKION FIT CREW SOCKS .. .. Worm servlceoble challis, lull length gown, Colorful prints, Sizes '""'IIi: medium ond Iorge, Solo Friday ond Sot..-doy. traDS!er Yan a l'roowd at - . nlclana cbeered. One ol t b • spo.ce worloera displayed a llliD Wltlch read: "We're wltb 1"" all tile ....,.," II waa not ralaand white laWlcher were coated no effect on the laundJ.. 111(1 at the adtroom Where their wltll Ice As tlley walked Into t h e plntotheYan. At 7:52a.m. a planned hold . In the ·countdown ended end I laundltechnlclan•tookuplhelr .ne . mmJ . . ~~ ~ ~ ~. , ••••., 'II . .,_ , or Dedication 'SAIGON (UPl) - South Vletaameoe llllota bombed three.~- le1'1111 and two otber per11111 Werll eleele!! to two J - ·unexplnd termi ThurodQ' nlihl when tbe 11111181 electlon ot the Melp Coullt,y Aarleullural Seelet.r•• Board ol Ill- SPOIT ·SH·ts 2 31 ::z: were'"'- atC8peKonnec13 Five were elected to f u II MENS SOLID COLOR PERMANENT PRESS •1-. . new, where their rocket waited. A ,........, --'" rainstorm ....... r•••v .,.,.. • ..,. the beechalde I&IBlch site just as the crew set out lor It, but cold that tho sides or the black ~lclals said It should haYe COnred and Bean's families ~ F...,_f polyut«, ~ co ..." cotton. 51aa ••olt (14-1.t1V Mod, l15o15~) 1 - (16-161\lan4 ~ l... o (lN'Illl· Loot TEN CENTS Charles "Pete" Conrad, Richard F, Gordon and Alan 1~ Bean were awakened at 6:05 a.m. otter an ellht-Mur 110011 ~~J>·t~· """'~., ·=~;,t ~ J!l '¥!' oomtartallla ... ~~c.ftil;- 11 ~ ' . · · : Tbel' ·'Jibed a•:brllf 1nedl(lil · pdllt1ilois fo'f'~laatolf t1treot and -,;·1 17 ,... It 'l.ft!-r.•~~~ - ~f"""*w# r,;.r- ·c...., and"*'· • trodlllon- •l!dfbouraaway. -.., . , . . eeliill.Y ~ -~ 7,5.,u; ·~-at~· ..:...,r:h·'-~- tall elllllilclldo¥bt-eall!allatstaak . The altronauta, clodlnilielr l . · ·. • •..a . . , ~"'"! rockit ••u """rodo and IIIIlS. White spacesuit•, bQarded a ~ Into IPil<l. , . • Dr. Alan C, Harter, chlOt ICIU&reJ>odled space agency van The ~thundered off I&IBlcb site physician, said tile 12 mlnutas later for tile nlne~ pad at 11:22 a.m. tllree astronauts were"lngreot mUe ride to the launch pad Made of sturdy, blue denim, aanforized garments Triple stitched leg- seom, bcir tocked ot oll ~ slroln pointo, Size 28 to -42. Siao 29 to 52 Wolat _ :•Sbter, man•i ftrst tne er»>oratlon ot a.m. an , lal another wor•" · IPI;C"men 1 spec - orange ,... Julco, steak. t8l8o coffee • n d . : : :....~~~~ !:tst then suited up tor 4triDII "' ~ r "": , · -,~_;1 - MENS BLUE DENIM WORK DUNGAREES .. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1969 -J .;,. SALE Salol IIIY8r. CAPE KENNEDY (UPl) - pound thrust Saturn 5 Into the for the launch, as were Proal- shape Everythjn Ia mal ., Amerlcai21aunchtd a tltr.. man okles to besln G>elr 255,617 dent Nixon, his wife Pat !heir By .dawn all lhg ~.ot Apallo crew towardthemoon mU IUJilU' jauruey • • reo • .....,a fodo1 to set oQ, a nuclastrooiauta ~at 6,.5 Trlcla, andvlcepres- ApoUo 12'sSalllrn5rocketwere ered ICIOJdlflc base end be8ln' d had the lr~ ent and Mrs. Si>lro T· AI- fueled. The propellants were eo " 50 phicw coonplote ·oorvico for l'~o;lil, '8 illnnar knives,$. ~Inner fork~; 8 ooup ~. 8 ocilad forks, ·16 toalipo'Ons ond 2lotv!.ng . - . Rloi:.,o: R"ulai 17.50. and fancy pottorns, . talned In the AmuOII Apollo 12 Crew Off for Moon Exploration ' ' SERVICE FOin.- 1 An estimated 20 per Of : the worlol'a l'rellll water Ia -:. Devoted To 77le llllefwtJ OfTiae Meigi-Mmon Area ~ ' Now You laow . enttne ., ~ • sure lo ' " the othir mens poJ••••, soUd color 8 ·1 hlbit Is In COIIIU!ICtloo JrUh NotlOIIIl Educatl111 ....... lira. Moore Is chllrman of schalarshll> and elluq,tlon ....,.,.._ , · of tile Ladles Auxiliary of Drew Webster Poot39, " - ! - . Le(llon, ...._,...,. of Education Week 1ocally. ~ , · equipage were Mra. llett;y Mllhoon, Mrs. Marpret Alloot, 1· · Eberalach llerdware, and tile !lells Laeal Sdtaol Dllll1et. Mn. Morllyn Spirea of the Elberfeld atatresalsted • at y . 21.35 . . Sll,llns SIHI.FI1tw1n " . ·L,M . • West Bend 24.95 On• size fits ·, ns ' 10011. n... W••'- eol.n4• . Full cut lor extro comfor-t, adjustable gripper, boxer waist, ci!)Cit style topa, big ouortment of patterns in these olzes A lito 32-36, B (38-40) C " (~~~4) oitil THE OLD AND THE NEW fn education Is ef!ect!vely displayed In an East Main Sl. wlndqw ofthe Elberfeld Department Store. Mrs. lq)e Moore exhibits en eye-catch!Dg early American clasaroam, fnclodlng a Pill-bellied stove, a period costumed mannequin representing a teacher, alld aid-time rurnlshlngs, pictures olld booka. In the second half of the dlaplay Ia ultra modern eqq,ment used In education fodl1, The ox- during thll alloenaDCO ol Am- what ""' obsened. Pameray, Mrs. Russell ~ orlean r.du.a\ion WNk. I trust I alacl ' - that ""' had an aDd her c:Ommlttae from the that you were well - recel'¥,ed· opportlllllt;y to Ylew a dlaplay In Amerlcan.l.eJinn Awdllaey did alld di&t you were lnternled In tile w1.- ot Elbertelda In a fLnt Job ol. depleting the Old · alld tile new In education. Pltr~of~ (Contllllld on page Ill) 7'"· all 10 through 13. , GEO. IIARGRAVI!;S, • Melp LGcel School Dllltlet • .. I want to -ed DIY gratiW, , ."' iD lhoN per.- In o u t iebaill dlltrloit Wllo .loGic t h e p,..ty iizo oloctrlc cooloor, with hctrdcoot fl ... on teflon. Sorvot 6 to :2-4. Cover in "'lion lined 1!0"-· celaln flnlth reolsts stoln. Few roosts, d"p ftlol; borbocue, soup and eauorolo. , SALE . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ~onion socks in whito ond solid colors. Very comlortoble ond long D (46-48), I!J, new IIESS SOCIS wearing. 'AEWTheme. Dis .· 'r rn . la-vs In Elber.feld Window .'J k 'J ' J' 99c EYECATCHER stOCKINGS ..... ,79c apr. 3 pairs fur 135 2.00 EYECATCHER PANTY HOSE ••••••• .1.59 , 3 pilrs U5 Popular styles in woisl length jockoll ond ccw coat lengths. Wool, nylon, docron ond cotton, corduroy. Bo~s sizes 3 to 7 ond 8 to 16. Men• sizes in rotulor ' ondlorgo ond X l...ge. Mons Klrbu,ry 69c " YOU CAN SAVE DURING THIS SALE Salel ... anti lop Jlckets 6.95 JACKETS SALE 5,75 ---SALE 6.75 7.95 JACKETS--8.95 JACKETS ---SALE 7.75 9.95 JACKETS ---SALE 8.75 1G.95 JACKETS------SALE 9.50 SALE 10,75 11.95 JACKETS--12.95 JACKETS---SALE 11.50 13.95 JACKETSSALE 12.00 14.95JACKETS----SALE 13.00 15.95 JACKETS --------.:_SALE 13.50 16.95 JACKETS--SALE IUO 18.95 JACKETS-----SALE 16.00 19.95 JACKETS--SALE 16.50 22.5CJ.22.95 JACKETS ---SALE 19.00 29.50•30.00 JACKETS - --SALE 24.00 . . cqtHet FOUR INDUCTED ·MEIGS MARRIAGE UCENSES FIMII' Malls CGwW.Y men 11>-r Jack Sherman Netr, 37, ~ ducted tmo tlleii'IMII forces at dleport, alld Vlalet Lorraine Fort 1111ea, Columbul, todaY Neff, 39, Middleport, were ClareDeeE.IIu&lti&III.Jr., Donald E. K - , Iki&er W, 'lOLA'S ' Losses ,, llf:lltdl·SlbrlP, NIIIQ Qplit ..-von." . Projects for of Mason Dies .~ "'"*"' ern r,-Jends. Homer Theiss ,£; ldvantogeof Big Ten coocheo,'' Wermalh sold. Olhor comments from Big Ten' cOeeh.: To 1111 TNm Pllnt, lndlana-"Havlng lha some situallon 01\lo Stet. Is going through, 1do t.ellrom a lllandpoint o1 incontlve ond tho league ltwll lhe team should .......,t tho Big Ten. "I don't think II Is going lu be a situation whlrlin- te.n 11 going to domlnall tho Big Ten, and I don't IMI going out , lnltrfer" with a young men's ecedernlc Jado Mollenkopf, Purdue "The presont A- Bowl rules, In my opinion, are sollllleclory. They_., put in lore....,_, end 1 think they hove ~~~~:cess­ 'fully tilled that purpon. We hove hed llno relations with tho Pacific toes! Con-In thisI game, and 1 enjoy 11. I think tho rules are equitable to eueryone." I Jim Valek, Illinois- "As lor e Big Ton loom returning to tho Rosa Bowl, I am on rocord lor being egelnot this, end I am al10 on record for stating that the Big Ten should play In other bowl games end keep the present set-up with tho Rosa -1 •• Is. Personally, I would love to sae Ohio Stole play In tho Orange, Sugar or Colton bowls against one of our south- JoMny . .t•••' Big Ten Coaches·Split on Bowl ' Po '• ' 0,, No¥~13, 1tet we- llld!., wiG> Gallipolis Reserves 105.50 25.00 Bond Redem~ Old MHS BalaJice 29.64 OSlJ '!1cketa 42.00 Total Income $11601.84 EXPENSES Football Equipment $ 5318.71 Football &l)llllies 31.92 Football Food 401.95 Football TranaportaUon 256.50 Football O!!lelalo 544.00 Football lnourance 1386,00 lllow,.l. Football Guarantee 300.00 and _ ... were Football Admlnlllratlon 79.45 U - as fallows: Football MlaceUanewo 271.52 INCOME Football Cleaning 150,90 $2067.25 Stadium hrsomel 587,00 Stuon Tlcketa lrclnton.a Jo&ePt Balid Share 387.80 Gome 1513.75 Total Football Expense NeloonviUe-York Game 1714.50 10195.75 logan Game 1891.50 Oilier ll!orto New Iroaton Game 1494.25 428.1;1 Expe""' Coal Grove Game 1090.50 Balance 11-12-69 977.42 i"'llnt FIN- Share 1847.20 Total Expense & Flllnt Pleaum Heservea 89.00 Balance $11601.8t lfallllon Reserves 11.75 '""'.,. 1 nd Transportation Sacret&J7, Jam Volpe are lllllCIIj( lha ""l'lded guestl. President Nhon baa · also b-lnvlled, but as ol.lllla Ume It has not been leamod · If he wiU accept. II was pointed out the exact lacatlan ol the - c - evtlll hes not yet been determined and wfU be amouncecl as 10011 aa arranaementa a r e complete. Selection ot the loeatlnllwaopat In the hands o1. tile Tralll.c, Parking and Site Committee. Heading the vartws commit. tees 11!'8 the falll>lllnl' TRAFFIC, PARKING AND SITE - lfason eo...q Storlfr TJW Hollman and G a I I I a County lllerlfr Deaver Wallter, a181- by state and o:l4 authorities from each alale. PROGRAM - Vltus HartiQ, president ot the l'l>lnt Plea- Meson C4Jwlt,y Chambor ol. Commerce and c. llotler Borron, pre&ldent ot the Galllpo. lis Chamber ot Commerce, co-· tfooal dlaltltarle• are expect.. chairlllOD. eo! to attand end participate, HOSPll' ALfi'Y - Belva Far. but as ol. IIIIa dote tile 1111 U ley, lftlll1lllng dlreelor ol. the oiW inc:oqJiete. He added that Point Pleasant Count;y West Vlrlllnla Governor Areh C ol. c, IOd Thelma Elilott, A. - . Jr., Ohio Cover- m•noglng dlnoc:tor ot the Galllpolla C ot C. ·WELCOMING AND HOSPITALri'Y TO DIGNlTARIES D. B. MorPII, Point PJeo , c Planning ror tile tentativelyscheduled December 15 dedlca· Uon ot the new Ohio RIver brldge, between -reon. W, Va. and Kanaup, o., was olftclally started Thurllllay rut"lng ·a meeting held In Point l'leaaant. 1118hllllhtlng the aetlvlt;y ot 'tho session, conducted jaintly by oftlcWs ol. the GalHpolla end Point Pleasant-Maeon Count;y Chambers oi.Commerce, was tile naming at committee hoada for the dedi cation. Rush Krodel, chairman ot lha Roads Conunlttoe ol t h e Point Pleasant • Meson County C ot c, prealded and announced tbe committee hoods, Krodel pointed out that at lllla time It Ia not posalble to oatlmate tile atlaldance that will be present for the event, but added •'It Ia a poaslblllt,y It CQUld be as hl8b as 35,000 to 40,000 periiCllls." Krodel nated that a number ot area, st&\11 and possibly na- nor James A, Rhodes (CCIIIInM Cll- lo) • Sliek Roads ~lluned � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 13, 1969 adams theiss