http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b360ffd99859099928f13772d5339d2d.pdf c5cc3d87d3c8a6d117401e919928e9d7 PDF Text Text ,, ,. 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 �I ·; ' ' 11, ' •• \ • , ' ' I 'I' .1.-:::.:':if f 2 _ Thelllii.Y Ser!lieel,.I'UliiOI'QJ.-~ , ., • 'j.l< , ' Chest~r \~. . 0 I . ~ • ' 1 ~~ ' ·' ~ ~. ~. J'IU;callo, lf, 1.. ,, ";C 'i\ ' U. • ,·,;~.';.,;,M;. ,.., ·.'•,1 miUee lneludea ~L II o ·a o r Keller, Mro. RQ:r ilol"'r; MrL llolllr ~lo, Mr.a. Charles G001loln and Mra. Woodrow Mora. '111e Cheeter GardenCiubwW oPerate a flower aiM1p. The club asalsts wUh the IIPOCial tduatlCil class at tha oehool. '111era wiD be a courtry store tealur- ,',,,,.,, I '"' I• SciJ6ol Plans· Fe's. An appearonce by Mr. cartoon. a jitney 1!1\d)er and a VI• r iocy of games wUI hlghl,l&hta fall 'festival Saturday night at tho Chester Elemenlary School, sponsored by the PTA. The supper will begin at 4 p, m. aM serving will continue unlit 7. Mrs. Hobart Newell Is chairman of the dinner commit· I . 'm - J = u.o GAVGES _ GOnlpollo, o1111 1U........,. olxfeot of roUera; Pt. Plea-. 24.00; POIIIII'O,)'-Maioo, 20.50; Killion, 0.90 lllllbw; l<alawha FaDs, 3.23 llllllllll:l Cllarle-,17,99 ~ 1111111111:. Lcnlon, Marmet, a... Wlnlleld, are mUle aUL BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- WaJ.. ter CUrly down G:OS p.m.'; La.. 111M down 7:30p.m. KANAWHA RIVER _ Marmet, Morris Harvey down 3:45 P m.• J18Dila White nn 8•05 p, • ' • m.; Winfield, Natlcmal down 7:... __.,, _ OS p.m.; Alan R. -..-~.~.~. ... UU'I'IU 9:45 p.m.; Jefferson clown 10:- WITH AllY CAR PURCHASED BETWEEN NOW AND ,. ·' 15 p.m..; W. ll bver, Jr., I4J 1:45 a.m.: H. E. Bowles II) 2 L Sol 3 .!:"::ao....~r:. ~ State let 4:50 LID.i Georp T. Price clolol 5:20a.m. omo RIVER- LoeklS.~ can Bruce down 4:20 L m.; Lock U, Beckjordnn3:20p.m.; steel Trader "'12:20 a.m.; Lock U, Helen S. ._. 3 .a. m.; <.\*~o·' Explorer dmrn 3:25a.m.; Char· lea K. down 6 a.m.; Steel Pion-- Turkey Time Used Car Specials ,. eer 1IJ 6:45a.m.; Lock US, John Pushak down 5:55 a.m.; Titan up 6: 40 a.m.; ,Lock 17, A. v. p.m.•, Paul D. Crill -·~ 7.·•s .. down 2:40 Lm.; OUachlt:l ICJ 6:· 1968 Chev. Impala Super Sport ......... $2095 Dark blue with block vinyl top, V-B motor, auto. trans., on the floor console, bucJcet seats, P.5., I P.B ., foctory air-conditioning, 28,000 miles. New toe 1967Chevelle SS 396 2 Dr. H.l....... $1995 Rowe d01t11 6 a. m.; w/ s/ w fires, turqUOhe interior. Racine Loeks, Kathy R. down 5:55p.m.; ORCO down B:2S p.m.., Polly R. 1968 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Sedan ••• $2695 down ll:lOp.m.; Blue Birddow'n 6 L m.; Inca .., 6:45 L m.; Auto. trans., po:wer steering, power brakes, radio, · v. a motor, P.s:. auto . frons., P.B ., radio. W/s/W tires, white with red int. 18,000 miles. Sharp! 1967 Chev. Malibu Waaon ............ $1895 .. ,ft.. ;,nv ~II!••, tonied &lass, •g.jld', metoiQc ith'inatc~ing vinyl interior. !i'l27 •!{ 8-· ~oto·c •uto.. lro~~ ·· ·f.8:.< e~ ·~.!'~ fonoiili , . , 1966 Buick LaSabre 4 door ............ $1495 Blue with blue vinyl interior, radio, w/ s/w tires. A on.,...owner car. ..... $100 v-a motor Avto. trant. V-1 nwter Auto. S1i- V-8 motor, auto. tran•. tr•na,; ·$1 2 ONLY-'69 OL·DS AT SALE "PRICES larr & V1n Z.a., "You'll Like Our Quality IVAy of Doing Business" 1,., I' l 992·5142 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY. i> I '' ' t ' ·'l"'' f:.' t ! ' rue• wW be oened on both c~a¥e. s-rt, earda 1 ~ .., tho tee .. u- '.alllcora Only one species of wild ·MrL John bore remalnil an eartb to- -HuahoL . . , day-Przewalski's bol'le or Mr. and MrLDnld~aail tbe tarpan founcl on tbe llr. tlld Mro. WWI,t .~ ~ plaJIIs of tbeextreme Altai IIIOUIItain were . , .~ , . _ to ' tho · range and western IDIAlrlor '<#.' tbe Mongolia. Quite different eltirebCW'atrtatmaO: · •. from the modem hone, tbe The elaso wW ...., 1 bolldQ ;~·5~~~,~~§ Std. tians. Radio. 11 7' '\ . . ·1tf.' 'If Solid State ~ Ton Sweptline Pickup. cyl . . ,.,... ··"'·' Fhl Cllllln Ca mfcli1 -ircint buoketa, floW- ' S..peecl .' . '/ '!', SONs· CO. Deal•" · Drive a Dat•un. .. · then decide at: Smlt~ PHONE ;446~~ East w; ' lnd.IMI ~£ ' P.t. Plt,llllqr&lo Corollna 0 .500 flh • ' • Has a dual cheflriplampllfier,• . .......... t <. •• ·~~"''f. • :·.~,.. ,'< ·~, : ,:~ ... balance control, trecl(_selector, Tw, ·==:~. l"'" du'l ~~~~~~~~-~~;!~, . . • ....k - . . •. .·&Or liir•caitrj,dge ope"'~g. ~2 i/ci!tu. ~' r I!" . . ffr'C'r eelver With Z8 for .f77 JU'(o; aloo has JII'UI potential a a a passer (one TD and two I!JIIrl pointe), aa a punter, onil m ) .111 i970. defense. negatlve-gri!Und •vstem. ·' • c • ' •' . . • There's a wide variaty of tape cartridget available from cool to classical. ; ' ·7 • defensive halfback. llonJard Ballr, oftlllll•e con- · Caldwell, a re&lliar tor, -.Jcl plo.y Iota 0( defensl•e hallback unUI a bro1-118 next year. keD wrlat llllelved him In the Rich Ballndera, ~od aecmd game: 1 good pass rea frseturod log tl1e ftnal game, eell'Or. but gained ZSO yardo rulllolng for 1 5 yard averap; aloo on Oilier re111mlnl lettermen ....llentdefenalnpli,Jer. arellobCaldweUtlldTerrycar. RIDIIY Borin& r a - boy ton, who could win a llal'tlnl oo the ~. lhowod up weD job next year, IMlth backs; aod II a alpth grader oo olrente linemen Dick WIIUams, John and defense. Cline, Ran11J YOII!l/l, Dick SletDave Smltb, who prd!abl,y tier, ~r Kar<, and R I e k threw more 'IDa tl!ln IIII}'Gn8 Hauber. Non.leUormonare Alan In the I10Utl!eulem area (16), Duvan, who 11113 (lllab 801118· ollll .-ed three hlmllolf, Ire- ..,. m Ule Interior line, tlld mendauaiJ lb'Ong srm. Mike Sandora, llCiug Carr, Tim Jim Amabal')', pii,Jed behind Gumph, Charlie Beaver, B7ron Sm!UI at quarterback but man. McCOy, Georlf'! Mora, Lee Ill· lllld to throw 4 TDa tlld pii,J- ooU, RaniiJ Wolf, Marvin Tal· ed a good deflllll•• llftb. lor, Wsrren Callow.,, Richard DU71 l'Uolor, excoUent White and Terry Stetluun. tpald, a rehlrnlns re&lliar at - b o y. . Tom Karr, a One oft-"• end who elllibl 14 pollOI for 212 yardo and 111x TDa; aleo ttrongondefenoe. Mike Borin&. prd!abl.f I h • bell oftenll•e b1ocker In the Uno. Alan Hol..,r, a two • 7ear letterman ao allll!bOmOio, wtt third In team tackles, IIIIOwod fine lniproVmaiCil oft•Be ollll defi!IIN. Rlchsnl Liter, a Gllel 1massuming feUow who Ia Vol')' hardnoood and like Boring a good blocker. Robert H111sle~. alowecl up with an InJured ankletheoecond half ollhe 10111011; another hard- ~T V 1 ~ew ·aportomanship and enthusiasm In Big weekend Clash spirit, even when thbigs were not liobJB well," he satd. By STEVE SMILANICH Coach Kincaid expressed his UPI Sports Wrlhr Len DaMOn, one of the low appreolatlon for a job well • <lone to asst. coaches Bob Ord, playen in pro football to pave Chadwell and Dan Wrll!ht, · quatlfy for ponalona from two "without whom veryllltlewould ·leagues, Isn't fhtnklng about bave been accomplished.'' collecting htsrettrement money .J.ooldns ahead to next year, just yet a n d ' - to prOve II Coach Kincaid summarized the Sunday against lhl -ld talent& or his returning sopho. champion Now York Jell. 11101'e8 and juniors Ibis WN: Dawloin, an Alt·Amerlca at . , Dettlii'J •·d•'"•...,.,• 'tlt~ ' " W "''89e ·t li·•e • Nail....., Football ""'"6'" •" •..,_, .~~~~ :1so tbiil •tbeflne~t'college ·odpti. League rel,ecl at¥_ nu • n ·Oinoro prospect he has ever ~tabtlshed .American F-It •1""cl•ljd; was leading paso re- l:eegue star at ·30, takea lhl '.; • · btggeol slap along his comeback path Sunday when lhl Kensas City Chiefs collide with the Jell at Now Yorh's Shoos Stadium In a game pitting !he STEAK HOUSE I ~ ' ~]' ' '· ' ... ' • . ,. ! • \ ·-- • l . • ,, ' ' II ., .' •• ,.), • Home of (• ' the Fabulous ' :'SANDWICH 'J mage pme Ia November 22 at Fedeni-Hoddar. In what will be a double-lleader. The opon.. 1ng pmels alated at 1oo'dock tlld after an ln"'rmlulon, the aecond at z o'clock. T h 0 Marauders aoolotant coach Is Marvin McKeh'~ _ 000 time Racine Tornado otar _In his flrll year at Mol«a. 'lbe reserve eoaoh Is Terry Oblinger. '111e Marauder ochedule Ia as follows: Nov. zs Meigs at Gallipolis (X) Dec. 5 Meigs at Jackaon (X) Dec . 12 Nola-York 11 ~·(X) Dec. 13 Pl. Pleallllnl at Meigs Dec. 19 Meigs at (x). Dec. 30 Logan at Meigs (x) Jan. 2 Well- at Melga (X) Jan. 9 AU!eno at Meigs (X) Jan. 1o Melp at Losan (x) Jin. 16 Gallipolis at Melp(IQ Jan. 17 Wabama at Melp Jan. 23 Jock11011 at Melp (x) Jan. 24 Melga at Pt. Pleallllnl :.:. ~W:t:'l=~~ 3 : Feb. 7 Meigs at Well- (x) Feb. 13 Melia at Athena (x) Fe~·:·.:~~!.~abama Kn! _,__ Hrt Eaotern Division loodera 1111 alnol lhl WeaN<n leaders. reaoon the Olktsmskero lean l(;ft;IJ " toward the Chiefs. Could Nail Down Borth Dewson, considered to ba one ..a £L _ Tho Jell, bicidlng for their of pro football's moot accurate .r~t posoero, seyo lhl forced vacoBy JOHN JEANSONNE 11venlh straight win, CGUid nail down 1 barth In the AFL lion fhls season gave him a UPI Sports Writer playoffs by gettlnil pool fha chance Ia .resl his arm but 11 The New York Knlcks' Chtelsbutlha-akerohave dldn"l do much for hlo liming. starling five was flat Thurodey ootabtlohecl Ken ... City a 3'11· "Timing 11 evorylhlng to a night, which wos a shame for point favorth. quarte<beck," 11Y1 fha Iormor the Chicago Bulls. Purdue Alt·Arnerlca. With the bulls leading, JO.Z2, kl'~ 'g~.WO.b•1tt~· ltl• " 1 ~ filllfW; l!r.ln.O,imPr~ •after ~ llrot ••• · .:r-.11~ ,,.. -,.:..1','.~. ."'.Ttai. 111ttcs. to_Now . York. They.'ve . ,"r. :~h- • """ '" ' " ·._'~•n· ' - <~>.·,·.·~·p "'" """' " 0 z',_ ..-tQs' 5an ' DI9 enct'..,. Pot'ridtte'ol'oilltj'lOpoiiJ\lJ!I,ffielr shuffling in hts who haod' ' Cdoli:~ ' Ch8rfle Waltor; post two outings arul havl rKPOOded with an 18-3 secohd· Hauslon loat Donvor; Miami at ltmlhd lha appaslllon to a ·period burst thai oenl New Buffalo; and Bolton et Clneln· meager 18 polnls In nine York on lis way lo a IU-99 nail. games. victory and Its 16th win In 17 The Jell heven't been win· Chlels Are 1-l games, equalling fha fastesl nlng big end maybe lhel'a fha The Chiefs are 6· 1 for lhe slarl In National Baskolbell season, while 1he Jets are 7-2. Association history. In !heir only mooting last year Dava Stallworth, Mike RlorNew York took a 20.19 decision. dan, caule I Russell and Bill A malor concern to the Jets Hoskol came off lhe bench to Is lhe condition of kicking Ignite !he rally, end by the lime specialist Jim Turner, who the regulars returned Chlc;qo came down wllh the flu was on Its way to becoming tha Wednesojay. Turner's toe has Knlcks'ltlh straight victim.· accounted for 18 points this "Our starters Were flat," said alter having three of his po.- seaoon (moot In the AFL) and ~---~~~!!""-plckicl off by lh• Browns .... he's helped lho Now Yorkers ondary. putt oui'Nvoral vletorles. The - l y Nallanei Football The Chtell hava a great Lleflue caauatty rtpor1 w-ed scoring threat of lloelr own In Hanrally ta hove been wken kicking apoclallot Jan Stenorud, ' SAME DAY up in test - ·1 toling ellorl who hea scorltd 80 points lhls SERVICE 1111alnat lho Chi._ Beara, but IMIOII. ha was elqiOChdto be reedy for OeklaQd Is a 14-polnt favorlh In At 9 - Out At 5 tetloo Sunday. . , · · to sf191llhe head coaching debut· • Hanratty'o favorite .target, of Walter, who takea over for Use Our frw Parfllnt Lot end Roy Jefferson, r<ic:etvod 1 Std Cijl)man1 Cincinnati II . brutled iefllhoutder in lhl Chi· Pickell by oeven ovor Bolton : &ame and was ltatad 11 end !he t.fovllon-Donvar conteat 1 '2l6 I. 2M. , __ , me 2 only. 3 10 .2fU New""orll Miami a Well Loo Anple.a New Orleans ·w. 9 8 DaDa• s Wa....... 7 3 Demer 11 .214. alb ' L. Pet. GB 5 .Mll 6 ,571 I 1 ,sas 1'h 7.500Z 12 .zoo &lh• Tlllroda.Y' a .Results Indiana 115 Miami 109 Kentuc(IJ 109 DenYer 104 ~Oni.JFrldoo,y'l - · &ehoolllool) Games Gate :=.real sale --·970 Plllollur&lo vs. Corollna at Greomabaro, N. C. DaUoa at Loa Angelos Wollhln8tm ••· New Orleans at Memphlo, Tenn. (Onli games scheduled) Admiral NBASiandlnp ~COWRTV ':1 ..'•'' By Unltecl Pnasln"'mallonal - New York Eall W, L. Pet. Gil 16 1 .941 Baltimore 8 6 .571 &'h ,.'' .... 8 6 .571 6'h 6 7 .462 8 6 8 .429 8'h 5 9 .357 9'.1 Boston 3 9 .zso 10'h West W. L. Pet. GB Atlsnta 11 3 .786 Chlcogu 7 7 .500 4 San Francisco 6 8 .560 4 Loo Angelo• 5· 8 .455 4'h Phoenix 5 7 .417 5 SesUie 4 9 .308 6'h San Diego 3 9 .250 7 ntoroda.Y's Rosulta New York 114 Chicago 99 Phlla 124 Phoenix 110 SesUie 117 Detrclt 113 (Obly games ocheduled) Fridol,y•o Games SesUie at San Diego Baltimore at Boston Allanla II San Franclaco Chieago at Milwaukee l'lloenlx at Loa Angeleo (Only games ocheoided) Milwaukee PbUadelphil Clnclmad Detroit •• 'I •) ,,•' .. ' ~· ' •'' ~~• ( :! "• • handaome Welnut pintid ftaitla. PuzaM Jftltant Play thania for lon•Jife L tg bllity. Admiral tolid-stale AuiJliC Tanina (AFC) "loeb end IOUnd. CLEVELAND (UPI) - The humtllattng 51·3 dotett at the hands of lha Mlnnosola Twins taat Sundey could be lhl apork needed to brtne !he Cleveland Browns out of lholr llugglsllnou to topple the Ptltlbur&h Steel' ers this week. Plttsburph, riding a otrtng of seven straight dotHII atttr a vtetory In fhatr lntHat Meson opener agatnst fha Dortrolt Lions, will be pinning lhalr hopes for ., olfonolvo punch on former Notre Dame st1r C(Uar· terback. Terry Hanratty, Hfllrally ~ ~ the s!gnal· caltlng dutlea for ltlii ,lint ilme agatnlt it,e 8~ Oct. 11. . Atfh... h went. down In defeat SHIRT ·fiNISHING ........ a....... cailo 1ia•r~~~~od•.• ·•~.~~-. .u~p' 1.1_ _ _ _:' =========~ 1 - fha. -• 'Jefferson doubtful starter. • ttsf of .PHI ~IVInl In lhl NFL wlfh 11 grlbl for 671 yareo l!l1cl Nv· an lliudldawna. Hanr~ hu 32 oampletlons tn 41 at,tampts for a ' D.l per. centape · In tallying ,.. toucll· downl. .. ' INIT•LLtiiONI 'AILREPAI. . Pill Assodate•.Ra.lo an• Television HARRY MILLER 992-3635 POMEROY GE·lppliances ... ~ FREE Turkey or Ham 10 to 12 1•. BIG SCREEN COLOR with AFC ..• Automatic Fine Tuning Control For accurate eolor automaticolly and eC..Cir'Onicolly. ELEORIC APPLIANCE CONSOLE T. Y. e HI fl STEREO CONSOLE BIGGEST ! Cooks big meals while yoU're awayt • ' 'lrowno quartarboek,.lltll Nel· a pinched tn hla · ' 'rfghl orm lu~. lri 1!Jo MC· afri "-' ..n;. · Drid ,q_ oi thi[Mlnnesoto :e· ' ~ bOd .... ichtdiiloe~ to toke ' ' i' ,'1 >tile ftald ·iogolnat r> ': .... . . " )t,otlllu• •. Pitwtl ~t. .rftl. AufO, ,;..,~. E.tN )' ' ,. t I·< ;.' : ' ·ll· ' . Nala,n ' wu :'a.~ by ''~fie Vlklnp u;.,l" ~¥ to lhe •..tent whore ·he·wu en Ia~ wtlh h)l .,..... cnty - !' · llmu 1li\!l·of 2Hht;wt. .· · 'IIIMJ'IIfll N<i: ,,- in filii NF~ ~trig,.,,.,. llat, Hellen·hat •' y~ ,, ' Warm Air ' .futnaces General Electric '' ' ' I S488·88 re.orv... Back Against Steelers '' ill",.... pictin It-~;; PURCHASE •' 1170 MODB. Riordan, who sc:ored 13 points. "Chicago tries to make you play Its game. which Is a slowdown game, and our guys weren't moving the ball. Once we went In and started running, Browns Hope To Bounce . ' Adlot1Dctive2l"Conlempor~..._ . . . mtod, (ROW'S • c • n.anstu ''"' J7" ~displayed ~Is entire Eao"'rn the kind or footbsll, :~b~/~~·w:~~n'!!" ::;; pme. They dlopiiiJed great ~or k, ,lunlor ' . ,. 1 .. I . .Rt.. 1 PL Pl. . . . . Holler Med~cal Center, Flrit m. •f'ridoy. · o!<..,. 'GOf!Oral vloltl~ lulra 24 and 7-8 p.m. 11111¥· Nalondty •lsUh•li®r• 2:30 to 4:30 P.Jil. - Gil • I' j Jl .0.. 2;55; ·L~' i~::;:~~ H SP,ITAL, NE ...s 1 jon, MrL , . _ . <J, [ 1i 2 .&If' · 10 . s •78i 1 6 5 .545 4 KNJjpckl. pi•- ' automatic.) .' au. CotUna all-sync:hro tr,...(Opt. ., . -goitno\1. upl\olatery. .. be Ill~ heodlllbY.Waltaro aod T,yo. -WO!(o Ia alto 'pletoed will! the ._ . •• ~ ' the defense aod Cl'loraU te • ill !"td· eapedaii.J a.._ S.f junior JIIW'dCblp~.- Jfll 'l)o, In ' ..,..,. ol .7.4 '4-epeecl · Dodilt • j, ' Solid-state circuitry for .'' lnatunt plev and low battery drain. · .... d, through frfth 88 S. SECOND AVE. . ' 1 Ali'~,.i~~~-~. O~r, ~ r1n' ~,~~~oaf' d,~~:i:tii/.: :.::ll ;,"o;,r.;.; air, alf!vlnyl I. H. ll ·~ I opd. Irons. lain hit third - • ~. ao' far hove ahown trllDOIIIIDul ' spirit, delerlnlnlllan, and lolatie In prQIU'Inl !Dr 19e970 c11JR1181111, Wolfe Ald. · '111e main •••• fronl I, a II yoor•a t-15 Qlld Gje to graduatlon waa 8.3 forward.Joe Meyers.. 'lletllrlllnJ ._r. ·: . IDIIy Kincaid, coach ot the J ,E,atem Eagles learn which ran .1• Ilg a 5.3.1 record this year, ~cts evrn a better seaoon oquad for extra . "t 30,000 miles ABo\ Scandlllp 11y Unltecll'ftiot~~ernall~ Coech Wolfe pnl!llodOIIIIII!IIhe ~ wu an allletiP,. llaiJar. Is ''911"' wltiJ 1 he PJe m ,.,.. lui 7011: II a .._.,. 0( ~ 10n1or Iiliard110140011l01ti U ten10r ~ forward Rick Womer, ~ jm. Dode Waltef~. S.Z ~ ra.-1 lor forward Rick Van Maire, 8waril IIIU lfl!lller, 5dO jm. 1 ,lunlor forward Jon' Kloos; lor ....... Bob wer.,., lilld s-a -.Jcl haYO - but dllelll'l Worey. and llenljer. ,lunlor Ji1lll!!l Dtanll ~· a -pie ~ "'npoo.up - · · Senior 8-1 forward R a n d y Coecll Wolle teela.o'M ~ hi• u a reiUit 0( dlvbli Ill "'"' . Jlurt, with a alight caoe of ddel Ill enillla thla Jflar will the can1 after tlrll ballt. flu, . tlld 11oga will! a lee InJury from footblll ... not at I "We were not satisned with thlo 7ear ami expect to do bet. tor In 1970. We can do It with a · fine group of rewrn!ng lettermon, H he said. 'The Eagles expect to have dlt!lo:ulb In replacing five reg. ~~~Jars ·.,ho performed excoodtr\at1 well In the oeason )let ·~uded. These were All • ilvi.tf' and All • MOVC defenalf.\pliyarJlmSietlletandllllll!a'Ck Md' Unebocker Bob Ritchle, lite co.caplalna. Sonny Cline goe(o In Kincaid's book of memo.riel u a dependablellnebaeker iinol,ohallback as does Dan Gruetor for his pliiJ as a running lack the past two sea eons. Ron!rl• 'timllh's pi.,Y at cen..,r,ln the Racine game especlall,y, stood • 12·5 12·12 12·1f 7tc I lUCKS DODGE ........................ . ........... $1695 6 3 •, ' ,• '. tor Jim wUdormBb, Uaemb.,... 1962 DODGE......;................................. $695 Dort 4 d•. Sedan. 6 cyl. 11, 1tef "• Mlc(IJ Childs, S.Z junior cen- New York at liiiiYer '*"' 2 dr. Sedan. Sunroof. Air conditioning. Radio ·: ' les Looking Forward. ~~~~?:E ·r r ~ d R d • 7fi ~7 ecor zn ..u:~=.t~E: } ~ .Q mprove animal appears to be Inter· · . A. Cue . . be a mediate between tbe true dinner at a local r~•........, ..........., speclallot ·ra.- the bone and tbe ass. Daret devattan~ uailll ,.....,.,.. In Melp Cclunlr. "Ta~ Time" .. Ole ·1111~ ...,. . / ocr\llllre ~ ~c!ol!ut&- ca•··~llj with PILEGAL NOTICE A planned potlue~~pri- per · ~oft COjjiCfttillll In Gladys Mace, whoto place of ceded the ......,_ .,......,. '- •Vero •lle'iebi F(j., ··..:I flnll· residence 11 unknown end - . ...,......- 111 He IUended · cannot be escertelnedj and Jhe Edison Baker. Mr,.and II r a. EUtiib maiL Scboolllldltlo unknown htlro, devlun, Anlhclil)' Mr o1111 llrL DUll ~-•- ,:~ He "'·-- • ltgattes. tKtcuton. •d · • • · ' u.-..., ......... IIYft mlnlolralors 1nd INigno of Mr. tlld Mrs. H~ Mr.ollll RD ,, , -• ~•"' Gledya Mace. If deceattd, lira. Paul smart. Mii,anl!llrL ~ ~ 64!•11 • h 0 P1ac.. 0 f John Wemar Lori. "" w o.. names .an NOla, the L.IOAL NOTICI rtfldence are unknown 1ne1 • _ cannot be escertalned; and the Rev. and Mra. CJIUiet Simona Htllft Knltht WUaon, who k d 1 '· re1ldt1' 11 t10 Wathlntton un nown ht 1rs, ev tee,, aDd children.. 'Wes and Carol, &vono,l , ,Ronnosoloor', 1 ""' legatees, executon, ld· ••- ....;.._ .,....,... "' mlnlstntort and assigns of and Mr. and ~s. ....... ~ York; ~ry Knight lrlce; Who Wald D. Pickens. deceased, retkttt ·l1 tlt ' IEirrier~ AvenUe, wholt names and ' places of Port Wayne. lndlantil VIolet resldence ere unknown and Knltht 1Walters, who rftkt" 1t cannot be ascertlelnH, wilt LEGAL NOTICI 109~ St. Mary Lane. H•ut.tont tekenotlce thlt on the 5th dey of Glldys M 1 r;;e. whoM Place of ~~~~~..::.ra:~e~ ;: '(=~ Nf»vember. 1969, the Plllntlffs, naldtnce Jt ·unknOwn 1nd1 Island, Cltarwet.r, FtorldiJ George J. Nelgler and Beullh cannot be aacertaln~, and the M y K 1 •t · Nelgler • flied thtlr petition . unknown he ln. 'd~vltllt. lrllrl1 . n ""•' . IJ against them In the Common legatees. executora, ld · Execllfrlx of the tll:-.:ff Pltll Court of Melgl County. mlnlllral-- and . ···~n. of ~rthvr Robert _.- . IK'nltnt, Ohl o, b • 1ng cluse N 0· 1..~ • 1n Glady& -Mace. • -• dec..IICI, who rnldfl 11 100 If decened,' Leeward llllnd, CIH'rwltti', Slid Court. to quiet title to thl whose namtl and PIICII Of Florldll end .J•an ICnlnht reel estate · herelnat~er residence are unkllown and • described, and plaintiffs allege cennOt·beatcertelned,wfll tekt Stabler,, wha rnldtl t.t 122 I thet they are the owner~ In fH notice thet on. the lth day of Court Street. ~_ T1tunllll, , simple 1nd In actu11 potHIIIOR Nctv·ember. ""· the plaintiff, FlOrida, W111 tlkt·AOflc:e thlt cpn ot the fOllowing reel estate: The Oevid II. S.yre, fUeo hll the 5th ,.S.,V of Novtmbll', 1Ht, f0119wlng dncrlbtd rHI etta1e petition aOtlnst them Jln the u.e'pla'lfttiHi' Eerl E. knll~t; •• situated tn the Township ot common Pitas Court 0 , Melot Executor of the Ett1t1 of Sutton, Melva County, Ohio. County, Ohio, being CIUH No. Htr~ I. Srrtlth,elsoknown •• b•lng In 100 nr• Lot No. 276, 14563, In said COurt, to quiet title H. a. Smith• dtct•I!C'• flied flll Town 2, Range 12, Section 15, to flit r . . l tstete herelntlfter petition agetnlt them 1ft tht belni that portion of Hid 100 described, end plaintiff ,.IIMH , t!,OhtlO.!l·~crtoofUIIMiftlOIIt~'"'l . · D. ,_., n acre lot wnt of the Recine· that ht It ttle owner- '" In ':'lee Vll • - rrw Antiquity Road . Beginning ...,. simple and ·ln actvel ,pottHiton: t~ld .'Court, r'.'~eekltlg tM the biHik of the Ohio Rlvwr at or of the followlni reel fttttt: Y.he dlrtct!Oft Of the Court rHPIC· near the southwest corner of following described rtll ntec• tlng thellrl.ultt..f!nd tdh•--.t~~t:llla . 111d 100 acre lot; thence East 7 sltueted In the Township Of baldm n I tr.v, en mO r,.n · chains and 28 links to the center Sutton County of Melgt end of the partftt In lnttrtlt · of Aaclne .Antlqulty Ro1d; State Of OhfO, and bOunded and Plaintiff 11111n thlt on• .of the thence along th,e center of seld dllcrlbed 11 follows: . Being all dtvlltfl, R~~ K~;tlght,:"':.,.~ road North 25 degrees west . 1. of thai and lylngon the Eiaf tide atto -""'WPI· I& Arthur 0 • chains and 30 llnkl to the south · of the pu.,.lc rold· leacll,. 'from Knlg~t, d ~ •wlthffn lhH trtLHVI west corner ot Speed Pickens Racln• OhiO to Antlqultr liter tht doth o .,_." a. lands; thence nortt\ 23'h wnt .. Ohio. of' the tplk,wlng dncrlbeci Smith, end thit the reason 1, Chllns and eo links; thence real ntatV Thirty thrH and tfttt:IOta quntlon hlllrll4fl •• north 15 degrees west 2 chains one third acrn Ul· 1.3, oH· 100 to Wl\0 lt:tntftled to receive the and 25 llnkt to the north line of Acre Lot 275, Range 12, T.iWn 2, lher_• ...!ts.-ld R!t!Jert K"Jght. said lOOacre Lot No. 276; thence sections 9 and 15, OhiO' com. :rhe . priJ~ of the petition Ia. w11t a chains and 21 links to th~ pany't Purc:hau, to~ taltlfl ott fOr tttf l•rn•nt end dlrtetiQn bank ot the Ohio River; thence Slid lot lmmedlltlly toutfl 01· ot. theCourt~1hitr0¥1tfonl~ south w• degree• eool along and •dlolnl!!D ~~~ut.'!.V. Mld .WIII,.,pon ¥1hlch quottlons 1965 YOLISWAGEN ..........................$1295 ' 1111!1 ~ S.Z prd l~ 11·7 11-14 11·21 11·21 Monaco 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. Irons . Rodio. P.S. ~ ' .,;.-nng '"'•v 1966 DODGE ..................... Sl • f'riiiiiJ, eoaohod b,y clri WOlfe • J:· TI)e Meigs Marauder 1969,. . 197,0 cq:e "',..t Ia determined ·. ~ F<>v• ooe thins. This Ia that · ·· ¥ifauder Basl<etball I& 011 the ··lllreshold t1. batter <~o~,ys, artor won no ~ore thari five ,·tame~ In Ito Rrst two aeaoono , ·~ ttllll!•r competltlm. . · f '11\8 Marauder eagan a r e dllllrlbuted llu'Ouflh. C!nar¢11 , World Service. Lunclleoaa ·--tr•IIIII'Or; a When count Ponool'O)'•Middloporl, 0., · 'sy KEll'll .WISECUP Greeq Locka, J. S. Lewis down 10:30 p.m.; EtM ·LouisvUle down 1·15 a.m.· Jim Mur• • . phy Ill 3:55a.m.; Eaoo ArkaJ>. sao 111 4:541 ~~~~~.......- , lh~Hiih!l.!!!'l~J\I¥ttM111111,. ,..,_....,_ Mill E1i1' ~IVIIIIrllfn,,,erc~.aa..~,-1!'.,, d 6 ~ ...!Jdii ,.,..(at. ~ ~~--deor"' east 16 ct;a~· · ~nd 275: •· "'''I' ,_..,,.. I"J" ~ ,. ..,... .. 1 •~. + wh0"'.,ff1'~ntl.f1.a! 't~'.l.!~'t~~· own !- ·'~'-'\· • " n~ " ·"- A •• 1 llftl<o 1o lh•'Pioce .o( 01101"''. Pl,lnlllf .,.,...,.. 111110~ -ltl•l dll'rliiUI""' Aindiit Ill•"' will · Of . dmm 6;30qi.Dt.; ~lclahl .COCBJ, , 'Ging,.,confalnlng -11 ltt·IOO acres; the :deflh&'ants hthfn · "'·•ald.·,.. tterbtd;:o •C'1 B.· .. Smith, Susan lAM down 7:05 p. m.; ' also all the rl.ver bank In front of claim soml-' rfOht, . title end dtc~lltd, 10 ttiit plllntlrf -tnay , llid land with all the landing Interest In lhd to Nld , ;.111 be ablt to execute ltld Will end Peace 1IJ 8:30p.m.; Ashlarid boeta, etc., thereto •dlolnlng. ntate by , 01011 of What mfetlt ltttlt 111~ nt1te, end fOr ottl•r down 1:25 a.m.; Georp Steven- Refennce Dud: Volume 191, bt c:lalmed dtfttllve ._.rvlce'Of rtlltf. ·~, . , Sllld defendants are required 011 down 2•55 a. m.. t.-. w Page 10.5, Meigs County Deed process In en action to ltlf reel s • • • Records. estate In the Eitate of Mary L. to ~ld "tltlon on tht SWe. down 3:40 LDLj: lrene Plalntlfft further allege that Hanlktr deceased 2ttli day Of DtctmMr, 1M9, of Chotin "11 6:45 L m.; PbWp the defendents, Gledp Mece, The p;~aver of taid petition 11' . lud.mtnt ~Ill be tlken egalnlt the unknown heirs, devisees, thet tech •nf evWy t:N?• of ttle them. ·~ Sporn 7 14» Lm. legattet, executors, ad · detendenta 'bf comp,lltd to llrl ,. Knllllt mlnlstrators and asslgna of allert anv ctalma wtllth they .,, ••ec~ ..r of tM lsta1t If Gladys Mace, if deceased, may may have In uld reat Htlt' M~ .a. IMttll, HcuiM SPONSORING BILL claim some rloht, title and that llld claii'nl' bl declartd Wtllltlt '"' Pitta.. Ohlo lOth Dlatrlct ('1,_...,. Interest In and to said real Invalid. and thet Plllfntlff't Atttrntvsr.r "lelldlff ...,.,.'6'-eas- estate by reason of what might title In and to tald rlaiHtatt 1M 11·7 11-1• 11·21 11·2f man Clarence E. MWer is co- be claimed to be detective quleteCI as agiltntt Ill of -tht 12·5_1_2_·1,.2_".,•-----,spc:msorillg legl.alatton that service of process In an a~tlan . dtftndanta·. end that tht to ull real estate In the Eatat• dltftndMta be wrever Prrld would provide Federallneome ot Nlery L. Honaker, dec:eated, from ' astertlng any right title ' ta:t credits tor the eJPenses of end plaintiffS further allege that or lnter"t In and 'to ulci rril . higher education. It would aJ... :::ar;::.ownexh:~~~~r~~vlsele;: es~~:~ :.=n'ran~:'::::·lrecl low a 100 percent for thellrlt minlstretors and 1111gn1 of to answer Slid petitiOn on: ~ n­ ' $200 spert to nranc:e tuition Weld D. Pickens, deceated, 5th dey of Januer,, 1t7D,: rw .. ' ' ~~- and othe ·-u-' may ctalm some right, title or ludgment will bl taken llllntt fees, uuunD r s..,.,..~~;~s Interest In said real ntate by them. ·. ' · "·r. for educating a sttdent enroll- · reason that no transfer appears Dtwkl •· I~Jrt . edina co11- technlcal or~ from said Wald o. Pickens, P:tetwtiH .-. · ......., deceased. Webster .,·c catlonal lnltltmion. A 25 per1'he prayer of said petition 11 Attorneys -< cert credit would be permitted that each and .very one of the n-?· n.u 0 for el1P811Hs betwebn $200 and :::::•an~; c~:lm~ ~1!~edth: 12-5 12·12 $5001 and 5 per cent ot eJPen&- ma~ have in said real estate.......::=J~~;;;~ betw ••oo -~ *1 SOD• thai oald clalma be declared r es een .., auu • • lnvelld, and that plaintiffs' title 1 In and to said reel estate b• quieted as agllnlt 111 ~f the ; defendants. and that the 1 defendants be fotrYtr barred l from asserting anv right, title 1 or lntei'ftt In and to Uld rtll estate, end tor other rtiJif. Said defendanfl are required to an1wer said petition ~ the 5th dav of January, 1970, or judgment will be taken aaall'!lt them. Georte J. Ntltler l11l1h Ntltltr ,.olollffo Wttlster awd FuHz AHorneys for Plaintiffs Bargains Available Nowl ·' i , .. Marauder cqers··Hustling . LOOKING FOR A SECOND CAR?? t I ' !)'· " t' "'}.~ J; od i'ftsb,ylif.lal! ~ch Pnewallll't '' 3 _ 'f11tl Dally . ,. : y··g ·: ·1·..l .'l,nY· '',.. ~1111 .MaY·.·:, · . , . , ·USED eM .SOL..... . OPEN EVI!HIHGS TIL 8i00 ,, , i ·- ' .-•wer· 62 Plymouth 59 Chev. 2 Dr 61 Chev. 4 Dr. ,;.. st. 40 a.m.; Belleville ks. Marys clown 8:10p.m.; Franklin B. down 2:15 a.m.; John J. Olds l•ode. :& II' J; •t.'t'Oij'• ~'}\?l',~f ~-··~(:I\ .t 1· I - '}~' a,J:: · I• .,....... NP. OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE -AT NQON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST., POMEROY \ wW 111111' cutaoa Club .,tie held. ~· t,~~~;-~.·beuhlp eardL ·~ , . IIIII: Cll , 'l'UUdily And Well•'!' New Door prtaee wiU be awailled ~ at t\\o leiJIIre,h; .• • :. ., .( • ·when tl1e every '-If lulr W wl111101'1 'lbl . . . . . Wtu ......,. ,a must be preso~t,_Gamea to be ~otliQIII~alll · . Flrll oPOratecl by PTA members In- el lteme alO.. irllh• elude dart, llsh pond, ciOIIIl ·1¥ ~ ~ sllll j11. !n' 111me, walk a plait, du'* for ..Oroea1 l!ll~alori· fltld• ,ad docora- OPTOMETRIST \ ··. ~. ,J;::~t~~:;o;:~.: ,. !VU appleo, laokellliU 1hrOW and there wW Ia POCket ladleL Al· tee. Members of her 8)'01.11 are. lng oovel atrillmao oo taatured wW be hOCIIa hocll Mrs. Charles Biasell, · Mrs. tlooo and a Pioet ohq). 'lbloo and ·teproo contaiiL lll'L 11o111aree SeX80111opreReid Young, Mrs. Richard Gaul wW be operatl~ ~ the Jltand Mrs. Robert Burke. MYSIIIPOr. •Ideal of the lljiOIIIOr!rw orpnMrs. John Rooo Is chairman Mr. cartoon, who wiU be lolzallon. of the carnival which wW time- eated on the 1111 ftoorduri~~ lion from 7 to 10 p.m. Her com- eornlval, wW •'- eartoonaollll •'"""!~!"!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!"-· Dtvml S N. W. COMPTON, O.D. ~·~ } • ...... . • . •. ••• ··"·.. ' . " > .- .. ... ' ..... •• �' ."'' -. . '' i ' 'I , ) PLAN SERVlCl!'.S · Raoblie ~r the Eaotem .SIV Fer All occasions· eervl••• tor '·,' _ 111nen1 Arnold Adllril toDl&bt at 8 p.·m. at 1M EwltW F'UIIo<ll -HOmo. ' 992-2039 ' QUALITY Pres~nted CONIIOLLED FEED By The -Meigs County Jaycees Nov. 15, 8:00 p.m.-Meigs Junior High, Pomeroy Outstanding High Sclwol Girls THE WNCENTJU1ED RA'IION •• • • -. $29.95 Gold FOR ALL FARM ANIMALS Sugar Run Flour Mills '• POMEROY I 180 MULBERRY ~ ( _;~ j_(:i' ' PH. 992· 2115 - .r-' •. CaraveD~by Bulova . u--.e ·_. c= ., _'_ Strike it rich wltflthlsi4X told;"l7 iewtl GmL SCOU1S SWEAT_!iliiRTS ln'blue and IJ'een con be or• dered from troap leader1. The oldrto come_ln slzeo 8 to16 wl!h l q sleeves. Mrs. Connie C&rr, l081flsh St,, PCIIIero_y, loti-; sistlng with the oslo and sugelll that the shirts at $3.50 .,.b would make nice Cbri&lmas glfta tor slrla In ·~ Feed Lot Pellets , luiovL &iraordllll~"' . Jan ,Alkire( .~horn, [lqnce Mickoy W~1fo, S!>uthem, Pi~no Cel!a ""Co~; Eaate;n, Sof!1 Jan•co CouCh, Moiga, _Dance '' ';;· . ~.-' ' ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Roae Mor1 HorluiJI, Moiga, Vocol Beverly Thompson, Meigs, Dramoti< ' Reoding Marcia Stewart, Meig1, Danoe LEFT TO RIGHT: . ,; L'~·'"' LEFT TO .RIGHT: jane Acree, Meig1, Vocal Irene Cooper, Southern, lnatrumentol and Vocal Linda Baer, Ea1tem, Mlsrilrn Alkire, Molga, - - - ' ·" ··'ld ' ~ c....... •..:!... ,. v . . .. ..... ....., '~ ~· ~ llllled 11r 8u . Gilt il II~-' ' · ,.~.,- one ,., ion or holnl h joUittlf, ·1 _- QUAUTY '~- .. ·~ ,. ' 1 "' • ' D • ·- · LEFT TO-RIGHT: · B*tiy $haffer, Souihom, Dance ' _Br...,ii Bont~ Meig1, Vacal . llciiJnlii W,alker, Ec!•tem, Plana Ni•l- Bremberg, Melga, Vocal . . for Top Profits ' ;- ., ·Depend on Us ... lor All Your Feed Needs JuniOI' members or the awdllaey or Feeney • 11emett POll 128, Amerlean Legion, deCOI'•• aled the hill and lables fOr lhll amual Veteran~ lla1 dbar served by the ladles Auxlllar7 Tuesdo,y niiJrt. Red, whits and blue atreo.men deccnled the tables whlob were cenier&d with a m mont& or PCJPplea and ..U flags, The ,lunlon aho flag tawro fOr the 84 periGIII. PHONE 992·2161 ' lllld.,,. THE DUKE · WELLIII,ITON STYLE lOOT These Boots are lined with deep pile. You will find them as comfortable as any you have worn .sans 3-6 ·s&·.1apair '" ..... ••••1 . . . . . Ctl ~· '•· S.Ot;lllll...... ~·· , W. MAIM ST. THE STORE WITH " & SMALl AN II.~Al WAYM~ • MAHER fEEDS Davlf'tow~n, Director Special Number JUDGES It's Q.Uc:•t lfs Coltll~llienlf ,COME .AS YOU AREt ' Patrobnul J.-.llleet.. SIZES 7-12 se• ·u lED' lOSE ANAL Glwet~ tht IMOflnotlon clol f__,le ,.t.cted you cen •••In the mOlt Junlorlllss 1969, lllss Brenda Bradford " Poise and App101ce •••••••__..-;: ~ ••••••••••• Blue GrQif Specl •.!_Number . // ,,...-"""' Presentation of AWIIIi'ds ~~~;;:.:;~ ' ........... .o/.T(Jday For·. Progress ~~ Tomorrow ' ' ~.-..' pair Introduction of Guest ................. Pres. Earl lnpls •. Thl pi'Ggl'llll -lnclllded aelect!OIUI b)' M r IL UUJii! ·-1 ;, mm~an.M~.b)'-~;Mr~ ..~;~'l MoKinle)', lad a'" Creative and Perfonnilll Arts ................ Red Group Ohio Junior lliss Inc. Mrs. qnlla ,De Haven ............. Ohio Junior Miss, !Inc. llr. 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G.t It new f• eodl•r w.aghtvolns and mora pounds of l:ta•f per feed dollar, \ LEFT TO RIGHT: P•vvY Milhoon, Meigo, Piano and Karate Helen Glaze, Moips, Vocal • Oebbie Koebaugh, Eallem, Dance and Acrobatics ' ' ' {' ' '•• �.. . I. ( '· , " ' .I 111ellall1 Sontlnel, Pomel'Of·Mid!lleport, 0., Friday, Nove~~r}~~:S:.scs, ~It ,.,_;IICIIT .6- , . LETART F'AW\ UNITED day . ., . omnJnll l~ 7; ~~ ' m.ou.a Jll'jo'j, ~· 7, P.1· . ' .oC CIIC\I' ~ a.f:80• l"m, J1re11in,1,,.. JIM, Menaeismilh, ir • A.""bE in. 1 , ', ('diO\iE: UNI'i'fD pas•- Herschel Nar•lo •• ;.. • • _, • 9:301i.nJJI!Ol'llo ' ' ......, - . JOHN • ,..,.,... """"ERAN ME111UDJST ClllJ)ICII ..., ,W, Sunday.~, '" ·. Pde McclUI'& """"' WOI'ii!IP I . ' ·~ 10:30 •·f'L ani 'Ph!e Grove, lll:e·.ll"; Gerild, OOl'Viee, llnl and .tblfd ·&Iii- e.vehla"w 'sennlil!, 7l30~1el"lllt- Hel'benor, !Jutot. 'Sundaj days oC each monlll It 8 .p.m •.: IN · ..ch SUnday, fra,yer "'"" ochool, 9 a.m.; 'c hlfth lin'• ~ School every Smdarat vice, 7:80 !i-m.l'rafermeetlrw, lee, 10 &.!"• . ALFRED UNITED Ml'THOUNn'ED FAlfll C!IURCHDIS!' _ Rev. Robert Church, Nease Settlement - Hobert E. pastor. ~ School, 9:30 ~. Smith, Sr., pastor. Sunday Ill.' Uoyd Dillinger, supL Wor. SChool SUi'!•• Roy John""". Su~I 9 80 W hip ship services, 10:45 a.m. with day Schoo ' a.m.; ors 30 7 0 10 Rev. Church in charge. Wed- service, ' a.m. and m ~ "nesda.Y ·45 evening prayer service, '· I •, p.m. MIDDLEPORT C!IURCH of Christ In Christian Union Lawr'ence Manley, pastor; Mrs. Russell Young, &lnday School superintendent. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; evening worShip,,7.:30. Wedneaday prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. LOTTRIDGE UNITED MEfHOiliST - Worship, first and third ~· of each month, 10:45 a.m.; second aiMI fourth llnfays, 1 ,so p.m. Sunday School, 9 :!5 a.m. Christian Endeavor, third Salorday or cnch month. LAUREL C LIF'F F R E E METHODIST - Rev. D./gene GW, po~ator. William Bailey, auperinlondent. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; E\-enlng worship, 7:30 p.m. Wedneaday, Christian Youth Crosade, 6:80 p. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 7 p, m, a.m.: .Mllor lllsh, Senior HJsh aDd Young A"'lts meet 80 In former Methodist Church for .&lnday Church School, Boyd--Hackney, youth superintendent; Post high school and oeniG!'~ --flltl!!l ·fn loimer EUB building,"Hobart Vineyard, supt. Ad!.it Bible Class parf.l', laat Monday each month. Youth Fellowship each Suolay, 6 p. m. In toflller Methodist buildIng. Dlltrlct youth rally !irst . Monday ol each month. LETART UNITED MEI'HO.. DIST C!IURCH - First and leCOIId · &lndayo, preaching at 8 p.m.; 'l1drcl and fourth &lndafa, a..say School, 10 a.m., Wonhlp service at 11 a.m.; TUesday evenings at 8 p.m., Prayer IIIII Bible Study. RUTLAND C!IURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jf•• pastof: SUnday Sebool, 9:30 a.m.; Mornlngworllblp, 10:30 a.m.; Young peo. Jll..• service, 6:45 p.m.; ,Evangellatlc services, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening service, ?:80 p.m. UND'ED FAITH C!IURCH .,.. Neue SetUement. Sunday School Superintendent, R o y Jolmson. Youtb'· meeting, 6:30, ~. ST, PAUL LITrHERAN 'llle Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pas. tor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.;worship oervlce, 10:30 a.m. ·'I; '' 9:30 a.m.; WSCS, ~. 'lllello 7-30 p m. atlel"lll~ Sunday~. SXRACIJSE UNli'Dl MI!TIIo . day oleach montll at 7:30p.m.; . • ' ~ OOIST - PIIU1 A. se&lin, iJal: Bible Sluoly, Wedneeday, 8 p. POMEROY -C UNIT. tor; Ben Qul_.,.ny; ~ . m. ED METHODIST - Rclbert II. School &!pt. WonbiP Mr¥let, CARMEL UND'ED ME'fll(),. card, pallor, ~- WOf. f:80 a.m., llflt 11111 lldrd DIST- Paul A, Sellers, pas- llhiP, 10:30a.m.;a.n-chSchiJill, day. E:.enlni serwtoe,. 8 P.IIL ~.m. each ~nda,y. ~outh e • tor,· w.~~o-... Rouah, .....,... Q,.oo~ Wor- 9:15 a.m.; Frank V,aupn, Ill· · •-·..M. a.-.o~..., _. • mg and choll' practu:e, 6:30 p. u.r•no ..-......,... ~ m. each SUnd:cy. ship oorvloe, 10:45 a.m.,llnl JierlnllllldenL . WorLANGSVILLE MIDWAY _ KENO CHURCH OF CIIIUST and thled &lndaya; evO!IIngwor. llh!p, p a.m.; ' Oiurdl School, Servloe1 each &IDdl,y ot ' 10 0, · _ Norman McC..In, Supt. Ser- ship, 8 p.m., oocond ~. 10 •·'!'-l Roger I!Hile, oupef- m. and 7:30p.m. evevices weekly at 9:30 a.m. CIIE8l'ER C!IURCH OF THE l n - L n1ag worship, 7:30. Preaching, first and third sun- NAZARENE - Rev, Hed>ert SE\Iil!fl'H DAY ADVENTIST S!JTI'ON 1JNrrm IIIETJIO,. d:cys oC month by Charles Rus. Grate, pastor. Worship aerv. - I'Omei'Ql', Nulberey H t I. DJST - Paul A, Sailers, po~ Ice, II a.m. and 7:80 p.m., Road, ol Veterana ~ ....., Martha Lee, "'-'•• Sehool sell, 9: 30 a.m. rial north Ho pi"-• ..... u ... 1 - · • ......, ._.r, &!pt. Wllfship serwt.., 10:4$ THE BRADFOIID CHURCH Sunday. SUnday School, 9:30 a. 1110 OF CHRIST - Chnries Rus- m. lllchard Bartoo, &lpt. Pray. pastor. Sabbath School, S.lltt: a.m., , _ and fllll1h sell, pastor. Richard Gilkey, er meeting, Wedneaday, 7:30 day, 2 p,m.; Worship,3:1Sp.m.; daya; 8Yeulrur wwshlp, 8 p. SUpt. Sunday SChool, 9:30 a. p.m. Youth Fellowship and A"'ltl m.,1111rd ainday. , m.; Momlng worship, 10:30 a. HARRJSONVILLE PRESBY- Bible study, Wedllesday, 7t30 ENTERPRISE United llfet)lo. m.; Evening worsldp, 7 p.m. TEIIlAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, p.m. ·. dlat - Rey, WIUiul Alraon, Fmsr UNll'ED PRESBY- pastor. RalPh !PIIC9r, 1 ~; Wednesday Bible Study, 7:30 ~ School Superintendent. m SUnday SChool, 9;80 a.m. &ln. TERIAN - Middleport, Gueat Carl JenniNO, aait. ""'t. Wor,ship oerneea, 9:30a.m.; Solip.IIEOIIGANIZED CHURCH OF day oorvlce, 8 p.m., the Rev. minister, JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER Max Donahue ol MlddiOIJ(I11. day School !q>t. SUDday School, day achoal, 10:30 a.m.; 1oui11 DAY SMNTS - Portland.RaJEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 9:30 a.m.; Wwship semee, fellowship, 11;30 p,m Wedlltl• dnc Road. Sunday School, 9:- Larry C..mahanpresidlngmln- 10:80 a.m.; Choir Pf&ctlce 7:. day, choir, 6:15p.m.;Biblu!l>30 a.m.; Morning worship , 10:. Isler, Sunday, Blbleleclure, 9:- 30 p.m. Wednelllllf, d)', 7:30p.m. 30 a.m.; Sunuay evening serv- 30 a.m.; Watchtower study, 10:POMEROY C!IURCH OF THE CIIIJI!cH. OF 'tHE NAZAices at 7 p.m. WednoscJa.y eve. 30 a.m. Tuesday, Bible stuc4', NAZAREN,E - Comar Unllln BENE- Mlddleport; B,Y; Audning prayer service at 7:30. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, miftlstcy ODd Wbe~ey. Rev. Cl1da V, ry Miller, pUtor. Le..,. Tay. Pastor, Elder c. w. Proffitt. school, 7:30p,m.;servlcemoet- Henderaon, pallor. Sunday lor, SUpt. Soliday· School, 9:THE BHADflUIIY CIIUHCH ing, 8:30p.m. School, D:80 a.m.; ~ 80 LID:; Morning WOI'IIblp OF CHRI~'T _ Mr. Ted CadMASON C!IURCH OF CHRIST Walburn, SUpt. Morn1nJ 1101'- 10:30 a.m.; Jludllf Si>clel;y, Q:wallader, pas'<>r. Jerry Van - ~Wier st.- E1rer1501! Week- sblp, I0:30 a.m.; EvaniJIII ·aer. 80 p.m.; NYPS, G:U·p.m. SUnlnwagcn, SundUJ• S< hool SUper- ley, pastor. Bible stody class- vlee, 7:80 p.m. Mid'!'"~< ter" day Evaacelhlie meetln8, 7:~~ lntendent. SundOJ' SChool, 9:30 es, Suncla.Y, 10 a.m. Worship 'lice, wecmelllllf, 7:30 p.m. 30 p.m. ~er meellag, WedT~ ••uth llw lwrw. THI't GNINI~...... l~riiwll'tlltlt •• tit 'II!J•4ht rill, .,.tJ ilt wbtl• ~~- ~~ •. · ··'.J 11, pr I• IN ehrc-1 M'f'OU tiH tNw "'"'"'~ ~U. ~, . . ,· ~ a.m.; Moming worship, 10:30 and preaching, 10:55 a.m.; SUnC!IURCH OF CHRIST, 1\lld.. ne!lday, 7:30p.m. · . ' ' ' . ·1M• llnJ•It ""'" hi tlllllenJ 1M d .. M•rtt., . ~. wlf•, 4 ~~~~~~~,., •I tiH ~TA, 4,.J tNy . 44w ; ~ , j' a.m.; Evening service, 7 p. dOJ' evening sOl'Vice, 7:80. diOIIOrl, 5th and Main. RaulTHE SALVATION ARMY ,... ,.wl1 ~111£1,.,., Gr•U•otMr ••rutt '- 6tr•IIW.I'tt1UII tiH•f- t&. ~·t ""'tl~ o/ """'• m. WednesdOJ', Prayer sorv- Bible study classes, Wednes- lin Moyer, pastor. Tlroma&Kel. Envoy Rl,y S. Wlnlnr, cl!lcer •'lwoh Wr ~~. U..':"•'t J.,..Jt•-'·'• c.W.r~ wl•~ntJ.,.., tNt'• wh)'· ~&tt ul11 tlfh ·~,. ~; , ice, 7:30p.m. day, 7:30p.m. ~ s~ ~80 In charge. a..lay, 10 a.m., J.w. I'M• dJ.r """'' f, lfl t'6Mrr6,1t IMI.. toW •IM to tn II. , ' ·_' ',: ·~· Glli\HAM UNITfll METIIO. GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. _.., ,... e lw-, : a,m,; HollneiS -un,; 10:10 a,m. l'o 6wr, 11, eMr:" •l~t~lt ,,..,,.,.,. • pul ...,7 161.••• ,,.tJ b.clt 11N•JI _~•Orltl. }f,n,,.· 1• : ~.1 DIS!' C!IURCH _ Preaching, stanley Plattenburg, minister. morning worship, 10:80 a.m.; llnfay School. Young hapie'a ..,., . .J'f'IH l• tt.t ""-r.-.6. H•r llt.JMJ . , hrl#lf,.. It, u,.. rrWtWn• twrw c6rid•"ftlltll u.._:~• . ·~ { 9:30 a.m., first and second Morning prayer and aermon, evening worship, 7:30 p.m. Legion, 7 p.m.; Sllvallan meet. TN Chrtll 6.111 6tlltJ IHr to h.•r 1•"'-~ 0/1orrow; ·~J U IM• IUM~d ltl ~MI • IH~~~~ ,•.'~' 1. SUndays of each month; third 10:30 a.m. Holy communion and Prayer service, Wedneaday, 7 lng 1:30 p.m.; 'l'llltlllllf, I to .,.. .1m '-'"''""•"' ll•n of Joy. M•t i•,..rt•"' •f ,;II, wlwlnotr tlu o"C~•Io., w#H.kvrr IIH . ~ • ,; ·~ -· ,, r< f and fourth StJndays each month, sermon. first ~S. 10:30 p.m. . 3 p.m., Ladles Home Leaaue; 11M CW.r.., ""Mtu•:P '-• tlw,.. ., ,{ worship se rvice at 7:30 p.m. a.m. Church scbool, klndergar. PLANTS IEMORIAL-Pray. 7 p.m. Prep elaaaes. 7• Gr.rul•"'6wr .,,.,,,, II¥ •••• ~/erti•t tM•• I• , .. world l• tb.t it •lwy; :will ' ·~ .. . ,,,.,, 1 !liT, MORIAH BAPTIST Wednesday evenings al 7:30, ten through ei8hth grade, 10:- er ...-vice every Wedneaday, Prayer and Bible Study. 30 a.m. 8 P·IIL Preaching service ev. Middleport, c:orner oC Fwrtll MASON ASSEMBLY CJIUilCH SOUTH BETHEL UNITED eeyllnfay, 8 p,m, · ODd Main St. R - Jacbon, OF GOD _ Second st., Ma- METHODIST - Worship, secSYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE pastor. llnfay School, 9:30 a. son, w. Va. SUnday School, ond and fourth Sundays, 10:80 NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. W· m.; Morning WOfship, 10:80 a. 10 a.m. Morning worship, ll a.m.; first and third SUndays, lmore, pastor. Bob Moore,SUn--m., Arnold Richards, &lpt. a.m . Evangelistic service, 7:- 7:30 p.m. Sunday School, 9:30 day School SUp!, &inday schooL.. . 30 p.m. Bible study and pray. a.m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p. classes for all ages, 9:30a.m.; Morning wonhlp, 10:30 a.m.·, RUTLAND uel FlRST kBAPTIST ;, er service, Wed nesda,y, 7:3 0 m. each Sund•• ._ at 'lll-rs ~~'~~'" Ch t T t , Jac son, ··' , .· .'" p.m. cs er cnnan , pas to r. Plains U n i t e d Methodist NYPS Sunday, 6:30p.m.; E:.an- - Rev. Som -~' 10 pas1 3 gel IItle service, &mcfay, 7:30 tor· Sunday ........., a. .m., Wltlt the bcJpe It will, toeamemeaaUl'O, toat,r.anl help aualaln that wh1c:h Ia good In ~ · ani .. · 1 Churcll. CHURCH _ CIIESI'ER CHURCH OF GOD p.m. Mld'week Pfayer meet.F>Mr•. Gertrude Butler, commwdt,y IJta, thla fealure Ia I(IOnBoredb)'tllebtlltneaa firma ODd orJtnlzatlons Whose ilai'lleiap.· Kingsburg lload. SUndOJ' School, - The Rev. Chester Beyant, lng Wedneaday, 7:30p.m. M1s- Prayef servlee, 1:31 P. m.; pear below. ' . ,.• 9:30 a.m., Ralph Carl, supt. pasto r. &lnday School , 9 :30 a. slonary meeting, aeoooo Wed. preaching sernce, 2 p.m. ,J, Worship service, 10 :30 a.m. m.; Worship service, 11 a.m.; nesday oC uch month, 7:30 P.. \ .•~ 1 J and 7:30p.m. alternately. Pray. E:.enlng worship, 7:30 p.m. m. HYSELL RUN FREE METH. a er meeting, Wcdneseay, 7:30 Prayer service, '!Uesday, 7:30 FmST BAPrJST CHAPEL- ODIST _ Rev. Codl J, Wlae, am. a..11ar - 'Ill"'*' l'!.- ""'- am. TV·VIEWING t IWIT 410t87 . .J. ·' t 'l183 • ' j,'. ,·\ ' ,' • • ' ' • ' . ' ' Fold 'a. l:.d. Place Near Your Television Set . ' fo.- f!onl!enient Reference . ' " ' _, ' \\ I I .I, . .... \ II I\ II "" t · U:lS - 9- ~'Paf'dlae t.aoGn'', . ~!!DAV . -Rtcbard w~ lienrr Fonda . - .TIJESDAY 7' I, '~IW'In Newman, II. D;~'. Grwi .J~ , ...., 1)- ' In IIOCiiN Wi!DNEsDAY 9 - 13, '''Ill ·Catch A Thiel'', Cal')' GiUI, Grace Keii1 , 'I'HUBSDAY P - t "Tba Rmlan Spri~W ol llll'a. Staae," Vlvlln Lelch FRIJ)AY · s - a,. ""riflpn." .a. "Bun A Crooked Mile", LGula KenJialh MOore, 'ljell,y Am lfiorea JcmwSA11JBDAY J017 Heather~'!" 116Ill')' . Fell* . ' .- VaJ!.,W..," Jamea a.wart, 8;80 ...: tl, '"'111ellalla401AIIIb' Crocul"', Lee MaJor., SUNDAY 9 - 13, "The Fll&ht ol the Pbaenlx", Jamea Stewart, Peck, Tcqo, 11:80 ~ 8, •Loot llolrt..ll, " · BuWct C'AIIeman, Jant . att J-- 9-3, "RCilllle17'',Slallltyllak.,. ODd l'lttlt 11134 - 13, "DrJin That Would Nat Die" tlill "CifeQ tJ{ Hottos"' 11110 - I, "'111e Ugly _ . . _.. Marllln Bnntlo ODd 'Joe Dakota,. --·---·--·r-- 0 ' JJ•r-· · , . .I: '* 1::., '· ' • ' . ' "QJO% James~~&m. ,_K' •'*f, ,t,...,.,., ~;?;,;:~ · ~ SOHIO STATION !fmb"ri, OLDRev. DEXTER CONGI!EGA7:30p.m. first The pastor. Charles Sun. 'pastor, m.; Mornlni 10:80; Jay Stiles, pastor. p.m. YouthMonthly oorvice,sings, Thuraday, Rev. Herold Cunningham, &lndayWorship, School, t:80 L p.m. TIONAL CHURCH-Rev. WU- Salordaytlfeaehmonth: . -~~~~·~~~ 'lard lliitCJ,er:PaSJOr-:-Mi-S: REli!I:OCl!' "GRIM: tllmS:' Sla., 'iWOO, W.- wo.:.- - "illli"'PlliiiirrY Icy Francis, SUndays c h 0 0 I TIAN C!IURCH-James Smith, ·va.; ~ SChool, 9:45a.m.; p.m.; Prayer meellaiJ, ThuraSUpt. ~nday School, 9:45 a. pastor. Robert Paulson, SUn- Worship service, lla.m.; Wed- day, 7:30p.m. .. m. Church scn~ices fir st and third ~ndays following Sunday School. Second and fourlh Sat. urday evc1tings, 8 p. m. chu rch dll,)• School &lpt. Morning ser- '.;"~~~· t~a~ union, MIDDLEPORT Fmsr BAP. vice, 9:30a.m.; SUnday School, ' ; '"""r sen ce, ' 15 · TIST - Charles W, Slmalll, 10:45 a.m.; Youth meeting, 6:THE ROCK SPRINGS. UNIT- po~llor. RobertRichard8COI,!bl· 45 p.m. ED METHODIST- C, J. Lem- day School SUpt. amday Qureh services. SILVER IIUN FREE WILL POMEHOY FffiSI' llAI'TISI' BAPI'IST - Rev. Coudill At. - Robert Kuhn, pastor, George kins, pastor. Bill Ultle, SUnSkinn ·: r, Sunday school Supt. day School SUperintendent. Sun. iehuy, pashtorhoo. ~roldpLBi~~ sc su -~..- • worship, 9:80 a.m.; Chllrch School, 10 ' 15 a.m.; E:.enlng 0 fC POMEROY C!IURCH OF CHRISI'- ldr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., pastor. Bible School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Evening worship, 7:30. Wednesday, combined Bible study and praytl 7 30 7:30; Wednesday prayel' and er moe ng, : p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISI'IANLangsvlUe Village, Rev. Robcrt Eugene Musser, pastor, Worship oorvlce, 10:30 a.m.; Glenna Fett;y, SUnday School SUpt. &lnday School, 9:30a.m.; Sunday evening aenlce, 7:30 p. m, Mid-week oorvlce, Wednesday, 7:30 P,m. BETHLEHEM BAPI'ISI' Great Bend, Charles Norris, pastor. Worshlp service, 9:30 a.m.; SUnday SChool, 10:30 a. m. MORNING STAR UNITED METHODIST - Rev. William Air son, pastor; Roy Van Meter, Supt.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Morning worship 10:- - ·- - - ·· _St.aj.a.Topther ... · · --·-·-. ·--- . . . . 'S BEN ., u·. ···IN IUo EAI.YE FEED ..• SUPPLY co• . ...,.. Tako Somaone To Chureh Thia Week With You Phone 992·3481 Middle. port, 985-3347 INC. ' N. Secorid ' Av~. 0. sant, &lndays, 11 a.m.; Wedneedays, 7:30 p.m. All wei. come. ning 7:30p.m. oorvlce Christian Endea. vor, ,Mrs.LydaChev. alier, presldenL Song oorvice and sermon, 8:20. Mid • Week Pfayer meeUng Wetkleaday, 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Mazle!lolzlnger, class leader, BIBLE BAPI'JST TEMPLE, Mlnermlle. Rev. Arlhllr N. MaXwell, pastor, &lnday, 10 a.m., the church In BJbJe stucb'i 11 a.m., the church in wor.. ship; 'llleaday, the Chufch In visitation and evanpllam\ ThUI'aday, 7 p.m., Junior choir Pfaotloe; 7;30 p.m. the chui'ch In Bible study and prayer; 7:30p.m., Juniors In Bible stu. rlY and prayer. GOSPEL MISSION I 992•2955 _ FREEilOM BaldKnobi.RM.L.R,Giuea-f, l!fiC&ql, pUior. Ro&III'Wilfred, Sr., a..say School &rpt, &!aday Sehool at 9:80 a.m. au... day 8Y8IIIa& --.blp a ?:30. Family Recreation Pra,yer me#ng, Tuelday, 7r. $WI ... Ing 30 p.m. Erllllllt Deeter, claaa Ieeder. Yairtll )hrU•a W.a- ~-~~~~:-::-~-::::::::-:;:--:::;:~;';: day, 7:30 p.m., ErMa iltetert Jeacler. MT. HERMON tJNrrED BRETHREN IN CHRISTMeliJe) .Smltb, pui/IJI>. !blday ,_.....,...,.. llchool, 8:30 a.m.;AIIredWGife, ...,to; Ro)' Fooler, uatacut, .\' . . !lornlaa l8l'lllllll, na.m.; fte'':;~ . niDs MIDMI, 7:30p.m., alterKent~clcy Frltd Chicken noUnleacb lmday,CiuomeetPomeroy, .O • . · Weal Main St. Don't Send Your THE to Chureh- mass. We Fill " j Plain~, 0. Hordwor.~ . · 667·~63 ~ ·.lt·.. ·' . ., . L H• uw··INGS , .: . SONS coo. Drugs AllRexall Ooc:tors Proaerlptlons Ohio's ~ 0 ldest Do~..,.e Dea 1or J~·~~----~·____!~~2-l------_:M=i::d;dl:e,::port:·_::,~O:·_·_..,...._~ii IOYAL'OAI PARk • " ne.. . ) RACINE. ' ·"'·· 'a !_· , l ~a· ···•.. ·· . ' 8 I 'l!!!t:Z''I!"W'il.v .: • • • ,., . . . . _, , · '¥! • ·~)' ·~ c o;l .. ,.iift ,.;,.,:::.,.... iooii_ N ... IIioi ........ .,'tllil,.'ll'tl" •• 'll'll,.lil.,'tle-'i:i!T.iJ llillll '• , !' ,.. 4 ,w, . a meettns. Thoughts c. ctweh .. . ' 'lillY . ·I ·~. ,,. ' .. .~· .;1,r. ·, 8 ~., .,t- h . • .. ,.. ..... . •l J- · ...a ...: . ~ • ·•••,, "' • • ............. ................ ..... ..,.,.,.,.,..,..,.,.,,.. e- • _;;o '(, !1 1 •. . . . •I . '· I -. .... I Ill.. r• ... " " . , ., • • ., • ' . ., ! '":..., '!'f. ,. ': j t iiiJt~hlld ~ . j I 'I II oo•Ja.9•=t' ~·~-uu:~~h=~=uu~n~hngdl!§! .unn .. ~n ...... .:. .. *UUI!~i!U ..... ; . . ~ .... ...~ u..... 1:~!.. :I1 , .'toiLir"""' ..... ..,., ' . ~·--··~·----~~:-·~··.;..~.;.._, __ ,_.,.~..·:-·~--:·~··-~··-·-·~--,.-....._____,___ ~·--·-~·-t··---------------- . .------~------------------~. -:----.. -''r'~ .. . •. liaD.E. J. -~~·- ""' ..··.. ''....•• il I§ JltJiJ~~JfliiiJJJ!~I II !i '-~~'-~'-~ ~!f!~~~'-~'-;'-~'-~~~~;.~;.~~. . '-la! . . ! 1 • ............... •• .,' ' i .,., ., t-ot-GO. ,, . It .. . n :J ·~ Points ond General Tuppers i !!!!!__....,__.,..____,_,...,,........-::-:-:-:-:-:-:-li '/','334 BARBS ,'• •L' :i Dedleated to the lntet1111s Of '(he Meiga·tm•on Area 992·9949 . . SACI!ED HEART - a..lay ""'-----~....~'::"' 11111181, 8 ODd 10 a.m. Hal)', eonfesslona )II'8C8dlng e a c b 1 L • ' '. j . LAftY'S Larry 50HIO SERVICE · TU...ERS PLAINS HARDWARE Bailey . meeting, first Monda,y llf each month, 7:30p.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN lN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, pastor. SUnday Sehool, 10 a. m.j Wimte HoJainger, supt. "-rning ~. ~ sermon, 11 a.m.; ~·e- m.; ,I · >·. 15 a.m.; Youth Fellowship and POMEROY LOWER LIGHT lng, II a.m., allemlllng &Ia. ·.fAAai . , Bible Study 11wraday, 8 p.m. Church- HarriiiOIIVIlle Rllatl, day morniDp. Dmd . Holter; . VVII' ..... . _ Fred E. Smith, layleader. Rev. Roy Taylor, pallor; Ilea- ciUI leadtf. Chrllllan &Mill . , ' ' ... J ·: : ~ ~ ' MIDDLEPORT HEA~HUNIT- ry Eblin, SUnday aehool supt. ¥Of, 7:31 p.m., eveey other The $tare With A Heart .I • I Ell MEI'HODIST- Rev. Max ~ school, 9:80a.m.; wor. ~ ftaniJIII ftGaw Buell. Raelne ' 949· . 2, •·PI!ol\e 992-3284 ' '· ' E. Donahue, mlniste!'j E r 1 c ship aervice, 10:30 a.m.; ere- ~er,'. PN~tdlat. 'Pr11er Jnllt- ~~==:...---,~.-.~~~~t""~-ti:r:Z~~:i:=:J Chambers, ~nday School ou- Ding worahlp,.. 7~0..p.m. Pray. ?130 ~ _,., Wedllea. ·~ perintendent. Churchschool,9:.. er and pralae service, Tlnara .. dV'.. ·~ m·ai1'l& flrtt l(aa.. 30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:- day, 7:30p.m. ldq'cilllllllitbl p.m. 30 a.m.; youth meeUng, 7 p, RACINE ·LETART CHARGE, : ..POKEBOY Tlllllll'YUNli'Dl m.; Choir rehearsal, Wednes- WESLEYAN UND'ED METHO.. cHuRCH OF CJlRJSl' - R,., )10 Lincoln .St. day 1 to 7:30 p.m., Mu. E. DIST - Ilaelne, W, Date Me. 'l!; ~ ~........ Patrick ~...:----'-:'"''"0~'~-"!:<"'f:~::-'7~~~~ Robert Hamm, director. Clurg, pallor,. 8mday School, D. · ~ ~apt; ~ Schoolt · ·· Those who list theJ'oys BETHANY UNrrED METHO- 9:30 a.m.; Worship , . . W~ 10~ a,llll . ,.. Iii Of winter not enjoye by DIST - Paul A. S.Defl, paa- 10:30 a.m.; UliYF, 7 p.m. · nlitljatlll, .,_. · ~ · !f · those in sunnier climes tor; Wythe Thelsa, Sunday Sunday; .!lWOl' Cbqi1' practice )ln. Minta ' Nld~l·..;ft· .rarely mention f r ostbite School SUpt. Worship lel'VIee, Thurlellly, 7:80 p.m.; Service ·· ~ c11o1r •, in their enumerations. Jy PHIL PASTORET 9:30 a.m. second and fourth GuUd, !oUI'th MQaday oC - h i'lmlllllf ~s: evening wouhip, month It 7:3p p.m.;,Hapw ltllt.' ~. ' 89 far as the kids are conwe know a I ways cerned, (or Thanksgiving at hasPastor p.m. first Sunday, lera IA!ndoY Scllool CIa 1 1 oW' , J!u~~J Bee: an overOow congregation .our house we can have roast for Thanksgiving fourth F~ llf e&clt ._ehiOdal!', services. It llot dog-and hold the cran· · IIKIIith at 6 p.m.; WSCS, IIOC• THE RUTLAND COMMUNI- ond Friday oleaeb month It 7;.. CHURCH'W .. ' TY CHURCH - Rev. A m o s 30 p.m.; Olllclal Boord, - . thxte~ ~..;.;;,~~~~~..,;,..~"::+-n.":':~tJ!r Tillis, Plltol'. SUnday School, ond Moo1ay ot oaeh IIKIIith it . .,... i 9:30a.m.; Worship oorvice, II 7:30p.m. • · 1~ ,·,•·'·"''•.;-< a.m. Wednesday Pf&Yer meetTHE .RUTLAND METI!ODIST ing, 7:30 p,m. Sundaynlghtwor- - Rev, . J. Lemley, lOUWe put no obstacle in any is purely coincidental that ship, 7:30. tol'. School ptU'f waJI, so lhat no fault ev e ryone ltoops to the 1 8:30 a.m.;' ....,...., . WorshJP. ' ieme~~, 1q:30 a.m.,, ~ /OIInd with our m in· parish hall afterward, where . , , . ZION ' C!IURCJI Pf ClfiiiJI' /'lf'W·;'-11 Cor. 6:3. ' a color Ret is tuned to root' ' bail. · LONG BOTTOM CliRISTIAN - Pomeroy • RN'I'isonytU,e \ i!t 0' l:l I . C!IURCII ., Mr. :Cu'f 1'urJex; · ~. J'/M Webelet;, ~ ,' .·,; ,: Jt ,!l.. tbe surmounting of ~ ' dlft'ICullles that makes he· . Nu, Gwendol1~ n. Plym.• minister. ~aervlcealO:Lllt!e, &lnday Schoof~ ' ·~ · · Louis Kos.uth, llun· outll Rock ~'in ' t the newe.~t 30, . a.m. &lnday Scilol>l 9:80 a. SundaY ~hOol, P:30~ol"·:~ ' n revolutionary ' th.i'llg. i11 music fnd.•. ' • I· . ' m' llenilan ~hul, 'Supt. lng WOUh,p, 10,:3!) 1~)m.;' .au;,.. ' >'~' ~.and,tee, Weclne8clay -----"( , 7:30. evening PI'8Ytr aer. 1 l•~BS~N~·~C~ou:,::rt~S:t;..-~~~~/l.~t;he~n~a~,~~f-.----·-..---·--~·-·,· , 6 p.m Bible study, Wednes- Thuraday, 7:30p,m.Cholrprac- Blble ..Stu~. Wedneaday, 7:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Servday, 7 p. m.; choir practice, tlce, '!Uesday, 7 p.m. p.m. Admlnlslfatlve Council lcea at 315 Main st., Pl. Plea- Wednesday, 8:30p.m. MT. UNIO N BAPriSl'- Rev. CecU Cox, pastor. s u n d a y School superintendent, Earl Starkey, Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Sunday evening worship, /1,. Family That Wonhlps Tote~her l:At=h~en~a~R:oa:d~~~;~~~~P:om~~ero:yl;.::~=~~~~~E~[=j~~~~· ·~:~·'' School, 9:15 a.m.;MorDbiiWOJ'·f~-::::ii ship, 10:15 a.m. &lnday !lillie slucly hoof, 7:80 p.m. lmday Lineoln- Merc!I'Y- Comet 4:30p.m., same Ume ft>r)'(Aith. 593-6601 SUnd!Jl' school,10:30 9:30a.m.; a.m.;. worllhlp, worship, 7:80; tng worship, a.m.; morn. BYF, day 7:30 School, p.m. 10 Prayer meeting, 6:80p.m. PrayerMYF meeting Bible study, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE FmST rJNITEil PRESBYTEHIAN - !lev. Linson Stebbins, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Worship scrvice, 10:30 a.m .; Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. EAS1' LETAI!TFALLSUNITEll li!ETHODISI' CIJUIICH W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Worship service, second and fourth SUndays of each montll at 9 DANVILLE WESLEYAN a.m.; Sl~nday School, first and J. A, CUrey, pastor. Sunday third &Uldays of eac h month Sebool, 9:30 a.m.; worship ser~ a1 9 a. m.; second and fourth 'lice 10:30 a.m. Youth and jun. ~ndays of each montll at 10 . iOf ,youth service, 6:45 p.m.; a.m.; Bible Study, Wednesdey, Evening worshiP, 7:30 p.m. Lr;TART FAI.L~ UNITED Prayer and praise Wed., 7:30 p.m. Brcthrcn- llev. Me nzei Smltll, pastor; Herschel Norris, supt F1RST SOUTIIERN BAPTIST Sunday School , 9:30 a. m.; .CHAPEL - 220 E. Main, Pom- morning sermon, !0:30 a. m. and 'r<'Y• amllated with S.B.C. Rev. evening sermon, 7:30p.m., al,George Bryant, pastor; Hershel ternating each Sunday, Prayer McClure, Stwiay school super- service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. lnteolent. Sunday school, 9:30 Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m., al~ a.m.; worship service, 10:30 a. t ernatinR Sundays. everdrw: worship, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, prayer meeting and berry sauce, J!lble study, 7:30p.m. rnor '. ' If '· I .._......, • , DEXTER C!IURCH OF CHRIST - Damy E:.ans, pas. tor. Norman c. wm, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Worship lel'VIee, 10:30 a.m. Christian ED~eavor Sunday evening, RACINE FffiST C!IURCH OF THE NAZARENE - SUn<lay School 9:30 a.m.; Morning WOfship, 10:30 a.m.; E\-enlng Worship, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, Sunday School &lperrntcndent, Paullne McClintock, Pastor, Rev. MOfr!a M. Wolfe. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED METHODIST - Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. at Iormor EUB bullcllng, Expanded S u n d a y School aession for nursery to grade 11x children at former • Methodist annex at 9:30 a.m., Nra, James Strut, chlldren's IU)Ierlnlendent. SUnday Church School, dits and YOUth, 10:- . ' . • l I ~ ~ I ·· :· _- · ] · =. 21•:s U.!t.I~IUU·!U=~= ,/ ' .. ~ ! : .. u! ;1 ~.Jil!i!! =·••u• u=i:::== I lilt'· ' " 1 i '·iii I l !.auasi:ani=l~•l;11 i.ih .. ~~ .....a:., ..... u .:~;:: 1·1.·· ., .. ._- I .~ �.-' ,, Ia ,_,., eivoft ., .. WANT Ill INFOAMATIOtrl f~ th. Trultw• ef tho Ch~.«h of The N•••- •f RutloM, Ohle, 11ft unl~t-.ented l'oltyloul aocl-'r• flloHI tNif p..ltlon n the C""'mon PIHI Covrl of M•ltt County, s, ..... o., ••••• ,... ....... ....,_,DoMII,.t ••-. c .........,..... c....ctl.... Will •• ecu,.M Wltll t f• Ooy of Mllc_.,_ Qhlo 1 olloflng thot .. td Chureh ~EGULATIONI I 111 tM _._ In fM al"'plo of the T .. PuUaher , • ..,.,., the rlfhl · loUowl"f ,.., utato: · 1.. _,,,.., roj•c• any ... - - • • e.•: Tho follvwtne , . .1 ostoto 1ltUGt• ............ Tho ......-. will . . M In Rutland Vllloao, In tho ,,,,... "'• ' • - · •MA .,. South.ost qu«tor of Section 8, .,.. ....,.., ,,.,..1 Rutland TownahlpL Molga Countr, RA •• Ohlo 1 Beginning. t:oat :W6.5 fMt ,., ..... .. ......... and South 10 d.,,_, 30• Eaat !I •• .,., ·"'W•4 ......,...,_ 265 foet fro111 the Horthwoat c:Ofn• of the South-at qu.t• Mini . . . 7Je of s.ctton 8, on tho Woat line of 12 ,.,., ,.. ...~ t1no -~ Ell O~nlson lone!; thence South •••• ,.,.,..,... . ' 10 ~· 30' !:oat 100 t. .. ; ~~~rita,., ~"'"'• thence South 7e d~r. .a Wost I 05.5 '••!i tl.nu NDI'Ih 12 25 ,.~':~nt Oiac..-" ,., 4 Ms f ••4 ••• w... lrJ' 100 '""; th.nce North 76 d-erMa Et~d ,.,. .~. ,.,~ woohlo 10 .,.. 109 Ia-' to tho plaeo of begin• , CARD OF THANkS& OIITUAIY .:~.;:..!~.~.!:o7"'- nlnt• cor'ltolnlng .25 OCN. bT Tho1, unonlmoua oetlon of tho ........... ,.., a...,. ... Bo.rrd o Trustooa, acrid Church d......,.iud to Npalr and remodel Ita Chureh building, and It It rteeo ..ory thGt .aid Ch~~~Ch bQIIoo 110... .......... ...... Card Thanks ........ . oFFicE ,,30 u ,_ monor aulflciont for auch purpoao, and to roll none:• lh present obligation; e~nd, Nrfhetmore, to uoeute and dollv• to National Bani!, Pomway, Ohio, o good and wolld roal .... tato mOfttGI• on uld Ch~.reh nol oatoto to aocuro payment . "uo •·•· o.u,, ~.._ rAu.,lomatl~:-.;·co.R,dlo. (6 .. oP•N 1v1s. ..., io.M. POMIROY OHIO .. ... . < •• •• ·r;."J_;, ". , ~WATER CO~ .'; M; 1 I ' ...._. I 0 .~.c.c ll 10• ••,.. ~., ~l!tll * ., 1 1 ··. 1 . Fatal lvlctDAhr lfiiHT , ; • CALL: . ~ILINGS SERVICl' .. ' · ~w.-=. ~ .'!.'•· ..... ,_,, ·~ .' _"\,i~ . . . . .••ooirAN»MADE-wm,l;;,1·;\\,1F'ar>Sale · ' --.. ..... I . D«Y.'-2151. ..;· - -- _....... . ..._ IIIIa •w, "'" ..... , ;. ·ri"RIIi - Notice , ..~ ~ . ·- . . Pola _ rold<amora,t:IO.YoM · · ~· . ......... ~_... :.::!i..tso.2~1~ ~.. . . . NIGifT. ttz-'"'4'· . . •·- ·' ... . . · tso. •- ....., 1 · ~ . ~_......_, :"",i ~ia.I. Estatt.Filr.. Sal• . :r Chart.. D. English, .501 Eaga.,. Stro.r, Chorleaton, Weat Vlrglnl•: .._cia kincaid, 501 !oaon Stroot, Chorleato.!'t. Weat Vlrvlnla; Koy 51"901'1 leuv Ninth A.,.nilo Hunt• IAgton, Woat VWglnia; l:horloa ' 51...,, TOOSA; 8435923; LTC 2-69..07; Sl»o' O.paftment; Naval Gvide Mi .. lle School; Dam Hoek; VIrginia Becteh, Vff'glnio 23 ..61; Rofand Singer, 2727 Josp• SttHt, A,..._nt J, Waahhtgton, D. C.; Richard Wright, 1809 Ninth AvenM, Huntington, Woat Vl,.lnlo, will tol.o notle:e .....,.. •-t - '"" ,...,. ,...,.., ·. A wonderful mother, In a pnlen ot rest. It's true trhat they IIIIJ', Gocl choooe• tho beat; *"'""' STROUT REALTY 1nc. 1969, filed her ,_titian In tho proo llato cowt within and for the c:ounfy of •lg1, and atote of Ohio, oll .. lng that tho peraanol ••toto of sold d.eeclent Ia not svfUct.nt to do.,fl an~ 1 tho chott.. o Gd~t~lnlat•lng Mf that aho died aelud In f.e ahllplo of the following doa• , crlblld nal oJtoto, allt.tato In aald county, to., wit: ry '* . ----------~-1~ :::·:~: i:"!- leave her lnyourtruoL Seclly mlooed by her dough- Mrs. Alma tera, John, Mrs. tet.ma ~- ,.,.. "-al •••at• " fto~ Jn Volvnit 2'15, pogo andreot-srandchlldren. In Volume 219 PGte 315, D. .d Roc:•ds of Go(lla County, Ohio, Known 01 138 NortJ, Second Sh'Ht, Middleport, Ohio. ~ ' "' ·uG.il. NOTIC~ LOI'otto Mario St•phenaon wlto11 place of rosidenc. Ia d~shlre Ohio, but wfta Ia cumrntly outal-'~ tM State of Ohio,. ond N1fdlng c/ o Ro•ann Fax.o: 5 ..11 G,..rwlew Rood, Cary~ llllnoiJ 1 othorwlso, whose pfaco • nrslcl...:• Is """ known, will talco notice th.t on tho 16th da1 ol Oct._, 1969, the ---------1 = Harold A. Holter,l..oiW- tom. Ohio. Phone 9854864. 11·10-61< SOUCITOR 11.\U!SJCEN- Jewel Home !ilq1J1IIW Service hes eq~l-nt for sollcf- --=·.":=::":::·.. '.:.::'•:.,M:;.·~J:;·:_:0~7~t0!;1;;.=. Wt. -----.,-------·, ~:a! ::=u..AI:N. 22nl~ v~~~er:..~= "~~c Middleport. Pb. ~~m: St.,-------------- wall carpet. 181 Loelllt Pomeroy. Phone992-26111. lllthbrownopecklad.ro,blc black spat 011 ._<k, bon<h 11 0:~ ~~ !n~,:~ ·. LOST, WHITEmalebea&ledai Male Help Wanled LEGAL NOTICE . · 425, O.ecl RIICOfdl or M•lt• Co~ ty Ohio. Aofng tho sam. real 01lato o• canve)'lld to Carrie Payne, (olea COIYle B. Pa.,ne), d"d ,.corct.d Lo5t ~":.i:-:!:i !:~!:: ~!'!'.~. . ----------~~~~~ Bolnt Lot No. forty.ttne (43) In 1. . . Porneroot, now lncorp•at• eel Into the Vlllot• of Mlddl•port 1 Ohio. M & G Faad Morket, Rt. 7 _ - - - - - - - - - - - - IIOUih otMiddlepoJt. LOT, 40' ~ 125', 11111 Slreot, il>ortaman Club, &mdoy, f'tlc>. ..,mber 16. =·~"!~":::erts. 0< , !•"· • 0. on - - - - · - - - - - ~ . 11-lWlp- ,ali,. ole LleofiOH ., , Slate Rt. 12t, Phone 982-GAS •-ce· ._..,11_ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - unlfansed •-. • ..,.._, • tH 11 1 -L "11-•.u-•• u.---, AVACnuv ... ..__ ore encou,o... to hwntltal• 1M -------------·- -• ~5; Torma aoalloble. AI. ; ~ and E-1~ P...ml<l o~, l.. , SHOOTING MATCH ..... o........ , . ------------~ 99••••• eleetrle-wlthdoubltoCJ¥. tTl.., wth STROUT REALn. ·w. ...., ~-. r•ln •nd SvPifYI• rour octfw-. Nov. 16, 1 p.m. to 4p.m., fta... FURNISHED ftrst floor one • to-twit en. Pboae BU-2080. ltf• te ....... r•w •.en••· In-• . clue- Boo~n n-• ...___ ......,_ emc•-- _.,_ ·· · • ' 11·1"..-vK ~•• ~ ~-UVWVWII _.._ ........ -------------•nil. ,.,. ....1 lntiW'Ifew ... ,, ... ed by Racine Fire Dept. ment. Mlddloport. Phone99~ s MILIJ:METER mono...,. .... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ......~. . · ll-12-4tc 3874. 11-12-tlc lnd projector with aereen. PUREIIIIED Horelllrd ball, 21 • I; M. Dlttl; l'lel• - - - -- -- - -- --- - -- -- - -- --- - - -ts0. ean 89Ut75. BIGIIIIIa old. •elibt abeqt 1,. GUN sliOoT, Forked Hun S ROOM tundobed apartment. ll·ls.:ltc No lbL, f240. Phone 7t2· 31l·T S;rloiflel<l ~ . . 11-12-3te Hetoollhorhand We had to part. He pve her rest, tha oatato of Cawlo 8. Payne, JIIC•aed, on lh• 71 doy of Autuar.:·· 'tuilllll! 3-==~244M.fi~·~~,~~~!}/ Seturday. Heractlooowereklnd. Her!Uewasapattern To thoae left behind. PUBLICATION " ' L-----....:::.--::=---::--~~,.-J : True was her heart, LEGAL NOTICE BY r • t . 1968. CAMARO . .I .Q495 Convertible co•-. Low mlloa.., Mint candlilon doric bl uo Ilnloh, -~ bluo lOP. matehlng vlnY.I bv~ket' , seals, consolo on 11- with 11- ·shift, aulD. Irani., power at.... I"/, motor, 4 ltrancl niw w/a/'w tire1, rodlo an all the ...........lie a. 1967 F R ....... 0 D --11195 Galaxlo SOO H. T. Sodan. Loeo11 oW.or o;ar. White fini1h, Wk. vinyl interior, good tires, rodio, power steet.int and l:trake1. ~utomatll: tran1. 1966 BUICK $1695 Wildcat HT Cpo •. White finish. 81~ .. vinyl trim. • IN MEMORY OF MOM 1 .w. .' "' ' )' a.:;;,;,; LEGAL NOTICE •••ot•J . ~ ' ._Ill. Wobator a.,d F vlt1 Attomoya for Truatooa 1111• 11 /2 1 11 / 28 12/5 4tc ,. ~ ,.1 \· N'.-.. Phone Mildred J1 eobo, ·.,_.~.__,...:,_.,. ____ ~ Sl!t···LEB . ~ far. ;..._.,.....;..;..-_...,.....;;;..~ 99~37, 11-11~ 28" sOLID CAST Inn-' llr-• . llulldboi·.Jlllll' - ~ Wo , --::-:--:--:---:--.----~ ,.co,~· wlthlllow•. ' ..~~~ ~·1!::!'' rwo BEDIWQII - · U'IIJw . a o y An11J, lllnornlllt.' or · - ""·•-" 1 -~ ~ ~ ' Pbcn t8Ul81, ~~:..: _.E. . . ._..._ -...-. ,.. 1111••c "' -..n A•, ~ · ___________ :__"'.:. 1M, IM~-99 67 1 Kathryn Mitch Phone 5-24 51 or l75-402d... FuiU.WiED-HoUsE.Pb. - - - ... . . . . . . BOLOGNA 2 lbo. ...... Jel4' 10-3-lte ·01111 ~ _ OIIo_ periCI!LLZ:.:, --- -- --- -----· ___ ----~~ U... Boo. t8e,Jowel .._ In Memory .- ----- -- .,.,.,,. .,.-""· t.rrec1. Phaae 992-1592 alter NEW OIL roRNACE, Ina ·· 1lleed a u... 111.31, Ice llll1k IN LOVING memory ot Mrs. RUMMAGE SALE, 231 Mill SL, 5 P. m. 11-2-tic . lfH. TerlnJ a•lllble. Ph. . 99e pl1on, baanu 10c lb. Emma LeUhelt who died 10 Fry "'•· , Middleport, 10 L -----._. •••• IUtG Faad u • ..._. Ill. 7_. y0 •~ . 9 . m. -Fr ..... ·, contt--•LOTs, Bob'i Mii151f;,. .......... _.,.., · Tho' worw•, - """ ' •ht y..,., Year. ago. Nov. 15. 1959.. ._. ...._ ~-· ...... TRAILER • • . u • IIOUib ot ~ · c Ld,!"' R .. eotat• 1~1-""""' Court. Syracuse Old .- . &r . . .n, It eo nulnsr to .r.,.. Tn.oiMI of Th. Church of Thto Na••oflo of Avtland, Ohio E•ec:vftb ' . ·· . TRAlLER, lll'aom'o Trailer extended comfortl..r ouD'S REDUCING Sa1011 and Park, Mlntrnlllo,phono 992_ thy and help 1n our recelt Health CeDter it ""' opon, S324. 11•14-8tc sorr011, For tho beautifUl 9 Lm. to 5p.m. byi&IPOW-. - - - - - - - - - - - - - n011 ers, canis, and OCher mont, ~p.m. to 10p.m. noop. 1 ROOMS, aoH to tliiiD. kindnesses, we are deep~ polntment necelllll')'. Locat-. Pb. 992-2049, . - 1 aa'ir eel bol011 K Ind. K llabiJe • 1" •• uc g ratefUl. The Fami~ol Homes, Pol nt Pleaoolll.· •· .....,.... The prcwy• of .. ld Petition Ia rhat nld Trust-.• bo ca~thorlz.d to mortgot• and oneumhr sold nal oatcrto, oa aLovo aet fartt., ond for auch athw arid futthor rellof 01 Ia proper. Sold c:auu •ill bo 101' hearing bolaN aold Court on tho 9th day of Docomb•, 1969. Vlnao~ _~~..;., ~ . . QUALRY OUR SINCERE thanks to all who ._...._ thwec~f. that JaM • :; Of ' . GoodPo•tlros•• of P•••a., - I 1 • ~... . . I v.a c-.. ..... - '. ' ~ OEAOLINh ,,, ' . . ' '® 2,. ...••.,.,,.,.. • ~Wt~W ent. Ads ..' 11-12-6tp '::'':: P2 caah price or fMIIIa U deairecl. Pbcn992-2611S. MUSTARD greenallllturnlp Pick your """' $1 1 buo~L KOISTETtn . lEALtY . GI!O. HOBSTETTEit 11·11-tle t'.t:Al-11 FARM - RON'S-F·--_;.-~7~~~ Wer "- llllldlcben ~ • 300 tnea,· fnr.omalhddllltiiLCallfU. ~ :ISSt. ~~-~-~~ :-·~a.~1!:: R~IEstat;F";s~;-- =.~~~t;:·.= Cl~::ii&;.;d";.""";1:• ~ a-toadlool. - - - - - - - - - - - pnp.II01ereo.Onl,yt21!,• IIIII! ~Clio '•ABC. ·~ . . . - 992-6414. io.:ls.u< USED PIANos ·NEW . . HOMEs·. m'::i~ 'fl.,v:-lc? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 NICE r-.Hdonod uprlllht . . ~ cLEAN FURNilSHED flat, prlpianos. Priced 1o oe11. Free FOR .. •LE :~.;;.'!"· ..-. oloetrlc. Acre. SEm.;;.;; ~~~· ..te llllnnce, 2 beclr00111o, delivery, ~ 7t2-421L ....... ..=:vua _•-··- child wei........ Securit1 c1e. . 11- . poalt QlllllrecL rt.... 992 • .,•·z · :-:.~--.,.. , • -· · . ' 1.1•11 .. _ • ,. A . 0 -. dil>< ;~~i~M~~~;,~ -~.:...,.ca;:u·:~ c . . .. .. . '. ,SOil~ ~EADY ~ , ""!' ·' · -. •. J,JO a'r;-IU :.. s . - brl~- 1:! PI~. . SlidiiiiOD. ~ O!ilq:' , . 6111 ........... ~ __Sf_ _. f. . J:'~ \.l:i9{l.® • 'L• .•. • -,.;--.. . ,._................. . It!~ ~~~ ,_ . ~:-;::., . .:::r:~ ·I!ICIIDI, 1-E,AI!fCv· . ' ·.~1C~~ . 11-llo6tc. do)!. ElJ!ter White, lllhorep. POIIEROY - I ld, ...,....,. In lire 11111..1~>. ' · r e - u... For lull ,........ ......... ~ - tlona, l><ll,y week, eJPenaes mateo,,._ Clarita Llale, .~..:r-~ - ' •9100. Malol,a&r. · ~·ail aU Mie• Ull;'. . paid, guoranteed lllary whUo Auction -.,....,... v. v. "2'~""'~ RT. 124 -· lllodlre, a ...... ot 11re ........,...,:~ 11111 training. For Interview op. 11-1... .. , ._~IJ'Itlw _2tx1T, New · ~121• D1IIIIJI 1 i3~~" polnlmmt opply In poroon or TilE IINDERSIGNED wUI oll'er . Sen, Inc. una...,,.... flied his potltlon forllleltpubllcluellonSot. - ------- ' · : --, Pl. ce.Gerqe. · •' ·· ;·. •'-'1 .• lolftlt "- In tho Court Of c...,. write J011el ~.Inc., urday, Nov, 29,1919, beih>AKC RARE oolid blaeiiiSdmll>Realt~MOBILE HO~101110,... -----~--;"-..,•i+!j ~· •on Pltraa of t.\ell• Coum.,, Ohio, 742 8th Ave., Huntington, W, ~·· No. 11,"2• .,..,1~ for di.. . .J' ilrlllee, -atow,relrfaer: -'"' vorce and ather ,.u.t, oft the VL 11-14-12tc Ding at llfiOII at the home of zer puppies. No alledcllqr, oo : ",;nd• of .,.,,. n.glect of duty thelaleValentlneWeU,locot- odor, Pup Tent Kennel, IJt- NEAR POMEROY- Fru[t· ;.~OO. · O .......... cruelty. S.,d CGUH eel aboot two mlleo welt of lie Hoold!v. Ohio, 9~87. farm - 1~ acreo 1100 " - · 5 - . , loath, will be for ho.lng on • aft., the 29th day of Novo..._, 1969. Sumner .., Toornlhlp Rood No Sulllo.Y IIIOL poach, 120 ~ ti.s --' ~ Neat. tuDO. Help Wanted 250 In oro.., TOIInshlp, the 11-14-:ltc y.ra oW, au lleu1lic frail, HILI!N o,r . ~:hf G. STEPHENSON, MECHANIC WANTED. ~et peroual PI'IVII'Il ot the lite - - - - - - - - - - - - - all -~ .. . . . . . . [;,. .USOCI4TIS ·-··, aervlce manager, Ma1011 Welt, .., anlll Fult• AthM·•r• for PlalntiH Valentino Well, de<eaoed, STEREO -RADIO cunblnollon. eluded, pord...U lla I g 1~ SYRACUSt · · · CouniJ !llrysler - P~ 10/1' 10/24 10/31 11/7 conolatlnii: In part ot the illMadorn walllt llnlahed cablllah, bam, 2 pnp., aJc1 · . Center, Pl. Pleasant, plaM 11/1. 11/21 11/28 101111W: T1lo PI refrlcero- netry, Four -kera IIOUnd home, f I'OCIIIII!o • 8Usi111SS ·· ·-j 1'7$-1225. Mull have011nhand toro, PI llove, cabinets, IYot.Jn, 4 "opeod . , . _ , blllo, lard ....... IJ-., f11 1J · ' · ...,.. CIS . . toolo. 11-11~ ... c~1, tabla, chain, Dual YGI,_ <CIIIIral. Bo'"'"'~ 1111-nt, all b'eeofilr. HARRISON'S .TV AND.AN:J'EN. mixer, t..oter, Iron, telo>l$76.40. Uoe our budpt ,..., Cllltr ~ · N,( I!EIIVICE. l'llaat Notice alOD, da-rtond mat<hiDc terms. Call 992-3352. IIIII. dut w bellth.' , 252a.. . ~IO.UC ebalr, platform rocker, ta11·14-«c · !1.\N WANTS mon COlqllnloo bloo, llando, iut>s, beds, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - POIIEROY - 5 a-.o, bllb,· and housekeeper, hate pa, dreooer, ·bereau, Yll<llllll COLONIAL MAI'LE lie~ lUll ...................._ electricity and 1'1111111ngw<leaner, aewing machine, two dlo, 4 opaed . l c turDlnum llldlal, aJr <CIIIIII~ and prage. Phone 9112-2524, LE~RN at homo - In yoii 1 , blanket1, me1o1 - · table, 4-ei)Mken, dual YGI- 111 for<ld aiJO lllrnaee, 11-14-31< spat• time. No special llduc:• .tlon noedH. It's allllp ... Ntow ~~-kettle,and ~- ~ o.AM-tJFK aad ae61s alllriDcl"'~ lnstent L..-nlng ,._hDd. •wmo too nwneroua to · - - ......,.,• ..,..4 10 f13;500, · . ' Write fer he llroch&n. LADIES, do )'011 ..... dOIIleatlc mention. Terms. Caoh 011 our budllet torma. Call 99~ 11tary alllalld, BrWr help to asolll )'011 with your COMPUTER COLLeGE land ~ ot sale. Marvin D, 3:152. 11·14-«c omee - 89~ weekly houoe eleanl"'(( For OF TECHNOLOGY Well, eD<Utor of the eslate - - - - - - - - - - - - - a.L- 8112-31188 more more lnformoU011 oo Ono Public S..aro 110~. ot Volentine Wen, deceaoed. APPLES - Reine IIMIIQ, P Domeotlc Aide Service, write Clovelond, O~lo 44113 ll-14-3tcl buobel; Wlno8111, $2.50 boo Fran, P. 0. Box 23, p..,. L;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ . - - - - - - - - - - - - - ahol; llaclllolleloua,$2.25bueroy, Ohio. lbell -'ler <OIIIalnera 11-13-&< LADIES EARN extra lricome For Sale 1 .,n 1N 1 Old JIOII olllo:e .. ,,. ..... and o lree wardrobe. st.. .POODLE PUPI'll!ll. AKC ngJ bodM[na, !b'n<ooe, Ohla on Bn11• Foohloos. No dollY. mlalalure, $'II ..,. • IIW! 111. 124. 11·14-«c VACANCY for !Woru b eryorcollecttrw.JeanTrUio untce.,. 111 1.. . . -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - pie. Prefer.Prl¥1te I*d.pa. sell, Phone 949-3703. 1U Uta. 11~' AMERICAN IIddle bar... I • Umto. Pia. 11aoGn, 7'13- · ll~c · yeara old, flOO,orwWinde. ' ..~---:::_-------- .. 5185. 10.,Uc _ · Alto poodle 11 CO "'L, , Far Sale or Trade ........... • • - . . . . ; iUtlr ml• .,... Exeelator Solt waeu ald. .... Pta. HZ. HOME REPAIRS,palntltlr. car1900 CADILLAC, good " ' Worke, Eoll llaiD St., P-, ma; 11-lWtp pentry, •hlnBIIJw, lOtter For houoe trailer or pickup Phone 992-Ut - -deantnc, repair 1111 lnstal1· truck. M & G Faad Market, - · . TWO BARNSofmlxeclbQ, Like tors tor our new customer 99W954. department. PermanOIIIJIOII- free..... ------------ '(011$..,. . .... ..ualftll ' rura.... J.._ Cleland u..:, s' ------------------- -------------------- The bow was reUred as a serious military we a p ci n wben gunpowder was Introduced In tbe 16th century. I CHURCH NEWS J FLATWOODS UN IT ED IIETIIODIST, Rev. WUllomAir- , PIIIDr, Robert Ea-. IUporb-~ bidr.ar.,. Sunda1 School at 10 1.m., Worllhlp Service at U Lm. Pro,yer meeting Thuradl.y 8 p.m. en. COIPUUI PIOGRAIIING . -------------- s- -·•r ...e . !!:0 p.;.. - lalion. Free eotbnates. AU "ork RUil'lntaed by ellperl- - 7 IIOUih ol Middleport, 11-!Utp ~---...: ~.;;:;.-~dotfc . .._.._ ,..; 'food poc:lled, frozen • ,_._u11ul monur•, New Hoi• 1•1111 h111 a tonk-type •fi"'•d• lust fltht for your o,.rat(on, MMtl 3+t: IOD-buah-1, rll~· heMl unloodl"l; Model 3151 US.. ltushol rl1hi~Mnd or left•ha..d -~~':/ Mod•l 365: lBGobuohel, rftht Of' left-hon4 unload!,.· MoMI 3-46: 2004uahol, r~ht·hon4 un .... lnt• Co,.. 011 In and ' " tho11tl ()\If foct..,...,.lnod aenlq.. ..,., fott ,..., ter¥1co on4 eAr ..._ mob · ..,.. Helerahlp the Wool ,l•ceo to lluy .,our ' ' " " -· ~ MW HOLLAI\C a\1 IN 17 A CM 1 RANCI ,..~!.··!....... waoa $AtlS i, ,...,., -" ' 1''11 ..... ' soso. =-BID ~1-;:: w•. 11 U~- ----------'~~ l WlL\. t~du•~ :c: -· hlndtHapJ . .... to . : - · · - -· .... ..._ eau 1111 'H.-. .,.... • • fd ••Ill ....... • .........._ '. - - .._ a•.: tli. p t • 1100~ eon-;; .BABY ..., at wuna F•oot"a reaP· , ..81la.'/2'U. • • • • • &... ' ii.ZJ.;IN.rwc;;..-.;;;;; m• IW~t<4'=?:;~'~;~•,-- l-'brlotmol. 11·-: . ·. ~=~~:~~ bau.., 1.... ":.".... ' ~~ tz ... "> .- - . .. . :·. .. . od 52x3tt oror Ill .., Cllllplfi · at Nlllllroat 1 croq fro~Ji ' lipl...j 11a- eo. Bonk, New Hi••• Doneld C, Gtlman, aa. 2112, Now linen. l'bolll lSi! 2850, Prlca ra~ t I 11 . ~·ii;'llifli!ll•~ ~ Ill ~ ... ...,...- ~ l'bolll. . 10011. """" tll:lf14. 10~2-lte INt, .' .... . 1 HW~ol doilce or l/honoCbe.... 91$. . ,. t111. 11-~ ----;-,....---.,--- .,. '-- .,.....,.. ~ 11•1Wie 1168 FALCON,IDod<CIIIIII"...;: - - - - - ' - . , .,- - - - - ' - 1 eyllndor, lllllndard. &Ep,IJ!IIIreaa.~ at,o'*-IIWZn. For Rent -,. - 1$. CUltJY&tel 31.-· •• 18. Tranol- tooy aoals, I•'· lhree cat!... Pbone74U82t,, 11-8-41p "llllld .To .... 26. Allomln- 28. River 21. Greek to oel1 In barn lata. 1101..... abloprloo. MollePU11all,Racine, OhjQ. ~ 1431111,11. 11·1Wte ------:---- .,.. ~1111'* le. Pre- ,CIIIN'A CABINETS, . .,_ talor IIIJIIolnvelld. Phone Ht- · 111M, a111 dGtllt, etc. Wrtta 216&. or <Ill Ill D. lllller, 11. 4, 9. :r.rart. codfloh U . Tro..,.. ufor 11. Court p.me 13. PriCe lt. God· a.: ---------!..---- --- -- -- ----............., P051110N Wl_ ..bJ N!IV,' zu; · -:----::-c.;:-:-.-..=-:-_ Hauae'-b¥wllhaldermu Bur 7. Fetlllb 8. .Utrono. mer'atenn IRElrt HILl i55d0. See Welter lllqJ " !!rot i'Gid 011 rtchtPIIIt lallll ceal ~le. TWO GOOD whlteta<e ....., -------------- ·- I . Urtl<arla :a.Youna ot&te d-oC heaiJDc epl< . (8p.) tooay :11.~­ aut frulto 30-Put forth 36.J'on:e 38.111omdero a.,..,_ -----. - - - - - - - 1965 NEW MOON houoetraller, enced men. Call Cheater 9111>4147 colle<t. ONE FLOOR ·houoe f r_,s, 11-14-tfc ..th, CIQIOJ'I, 11011 o:ellar, .....,. owr o:ellar, n- ftlr· CHUCK'S <On IIVO)'OIIupto'lelf. ..co. Wont closer to atorea. on TV rl[lllira U you br1Jc ~ HJ-«186. ~le. O..ck'1TV,1t2a.. 11-9-etc ternut, PamerQJ, Pllane 992-' - - - - - - - - - - - 10-11-Uc For Rent cir Sale · ------.~--.- 2 FAloOLY HOIJSE. 294 Race THERE IS a plumber ln . st. lltllddliPOrt. Phone 992- CROSSWORD 5.Lotlt ~ ,. ~.:!~~ PblwiCII . ll Now_. to,form the '" ... ., �. L••• a:> ..-.,.. ot. .o.; •.' . . ' . " ' ,' '.. RECORD ·S~L-( . <• Anj•l'llul• 4.79' St...,'LP Albilll inqar ~k . . ~11,. ·. •l~lon of prlllls • I ".I -~·. ;·. · ' . . s~4e . ...., .. . ,, I• O.r IIHy Tt ,W.r ...tlslll Tonight ond Saturday November 14-15 come to pass, 111111)' school di~ tricts In Ohio would face serlous financial problems this year. You have only to read the pages of this newspaper to realize that this Ul\)leaant l»'edtctlon has CGne true. Furthermore, the months ahead w Ill produce an increasing number of reports of school districts facing major financial difftculties. As things stand now, there will be no serious consideration of a revision In state s~t~port until the legislature meets in Januar)' of 1971 (not 1970, but 1971). That is 111111)', 111111)' months iii the fl&ure and 111111)' financial crises will be faced b,y school districts clurlng those molths. This is unfortulllte, but true. Football Finances The Meigs Local Athletic Board showed a profit of epproximately $1,000 with an 1ncome or approximately $11,000 at the gate. The biggest single ltem or eJI)ense was equipment that cost well over $5,000. The second biggest Item or expense was Insurance, which cost nearl)' $1,400. It costs a conslclerable sum or money to equip a football "THE PINK JUNGLE" (T echnicolor) James Garner · Geo. Kennedy "HAMMERHEAD" (T echnicolor) Vi n(:e Edwards Judy Geeson i:' •"' SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY NOV. 16-17-18 "WINNING" (T echnicolor) Paul Newman • joanne Woodward COLORCARTOONS: 0 pero Capers High not Dry SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ADVENT CALENDARS 45c &95c ADVENT WREATHS WIT Hannibal's bark may frighten burglars- • I So put your important papers, jewelry and cherished keepsakes in one of pur vault-protected SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES right now-the annual rental cost Is so very little I ROY · NATIONAL BANK POMEROY ' Ad8018 SeI"Vlce • )s Q..--da 08 i:JUU Y F •. • tmeral servlcei fOil-AniOlcl Ra.;y Adams, 28• Uncoln fWl, Pomeroy, killed In an auto accident Thur&cla.Y, wiU be held at 2 p.m. &alda.Y at the Ewlng Funeral Home. Mr. Adams was a member of the AnUquley BapUst Clwrch. He served In the Air Force four years, was a member of Racine Chapter461F&AM, Ohto Valley Commandery24, Knllhta Templar, Chapter 80, Ro,yal Arch Ma1011s; Bosworth C<Mhell 46 at Pomeroy; Scottiah Rites Vallll)' of Columlaia; Aladclln Temple !llrlne, eo. lumbua; Twill CIQ' S h r i e Club, Racine Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star; Racine Fire Depai1ment, Ohio Valley Grange and of the Fraternal Order or Eaaies. He was a paat Watchman of lllepberda of White . !hiDe of Jeru81lem Chapter :fl • &lrvtvlng are his wire, Char- n team with goat eQuipment that will mlnlmlze Injuries. T h e cost of Insurance, alq wWt that of equipment, consumed about 70 per celt of all gate recelpt~~o H CANDLES News & Notes 0ur nrat taaketball game will be Friday, November28,atGalllpolla. Our llrst bome J!1111e will be Friday, December 12, IIDDLEPOit 1001 STORE here - Don't toraet. Gold CArd Ia good fcll'free admlssloll to the baaketlllll pmes, as well as all other school acUvlUes. served • · HIP FRACTURW Mrs. Genevieve Wellllllftered a fractured risbt ldp Frlda.Y morning when she fell at ber employment at t11e Kropr Store Ia Pomeroy. !lie was taken to Veteran• Memorial Hoapl.tal by Ql)' Gulnth8r; a ~ employe. Servin& Melts County for ov•97 yeas Memb• Fecferal Re.Ve System I IUUID I II \I I''. I ( I II ' ' ·-....I\I \ f J • ' Member Federal Deposit lnsural\ce Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To .$15,000.00 , I' Bahr Clotlllers Has An Excelleat Seledloa • Of MENS WIN TEl • J • • JACKETS AND C. P.O. JACKETS-. ~8··5 ~ · · · ·- .. :· ••· eta · ··. SALE! .. • ' •' ·l ' -~ t .· £' .... Eye-.Citclier Sill-~ Save ~!ft '. an E,-~chera ....Sal••,....,..... ...1... .... ·~~-· . ··. RE'GULAR .c·$TOCKINGS • ' . • • C>' (."' • l ttec•l1111 '. :, : RIIUiar 5.95, 6.95, 7.00 Salt· S.OO ~ .. Retul• 4.95 and 5.00 ..- - 7t!e ·· · _· REGULAR 2.o0'PANTV HOsE- ~, )_.,, slle 4.oo:·· I te patron and patroo.elect oftheEuternstllr. . . lliiO Wf~,.,_~~_.,., (' · . '·· · . .REG. 195 ·~RLS DREsSES ...............................SALE 3.00· · REG. 4.95 GIRLS DRE$SE$ ....................... ·• ... , .. SALE 3.50' -· REG. 5.9$ .GIRLS DRESSES .................'..... ~ ....... SALE 4.50 .: REG. 7.~ GIRLS DR_ESSES .............................. SALE 5.50· REG. 8.95 GIRLS DRESSES .............................. SALE $.50· and .Elherf'ilds·· · It~ ,·' ... ' ! . .,. ....... ----~--11111!~-~~--11!1'1!~~.- ••••••••••:-i••••••" ..,illi,•i•••,.,.•~~·~-~~~~~~"''~tl~ir·,._~fiir-··~ii!!i~~i.: LAy.• AW':4 y· ' , •' . 'TOWARDS . PURCHAsE· OF OUR . FOR .WINTER? ('/ . .'·' loUe, foUr ltep-chlldren, Jeanle, Cindy, Bobb,y and Stevie, all at borne: hll ~ents Mr and Mra. C~ence Adam~ ~ cine; a brother-In-law alater, Mr. and Mr1. Richard Duran. Letart, and a niece Dixie Kq ~- Letart. ' · • Ollldatina at the ~ aerYlcea will be the Rev. BUJ Perrln, the Rev. Freeland Norris and the Rev. Dale McClurg. Burial will be In the lAtart Falla Cemetery. Friends may caD . at the funeral borne ..,. ,our (~~a:. '••J .....I If .... ~~~... .;.___________ U.:· was .,.•. ·Sale Of Girls OFFICERS TO CONFER A conference of all oount;y officers of local Granges will be held Monell)' at 8 p.m. at 1be •Rock Spl'lqa.~ RIU:. virgO · Atkins, deput;y maater of Ohio State Grange IJIIIOUIIC:.. eel toda.Y. Refreshm..;ts will be ~liiiil.i75i&~4.;7i;5.--I when Nelaonvllle - York pla)'a r but it won't put out a fire/ . ,,d . •, MEISS THEATRE / / ' S ' /J ' . r . . ,.. ..., _,~.a..t ,. a.&.tl � 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. 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