http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2107b83ec8427791cba4863d09d56907.pdf 30827c76744feac466930daaeff94621 PDF Text Text .. " of West Carrollton visited Sat- Second Lieutenant Edg~~ 8-DaUy Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct. 5, !965 er call was given for young peo- entitled, "Thank You For CallW.:....~-'------'--- - --pie, pastors and mtssions in Lat- lng," wtth Mrs. Tony Fowler urday, w1th Mr. and Mrs. Ever- 1tung of Waco, Texas sp M l m Amenoa the world Confer- and Mrs. Manmng Kloes taking ett Thomas. weekend wtth h1s mother, "· 1 0 Or IS OpiC ence and 'tor denommHimnal part. !I stressed use of the Mr and Mrs Paul Schuler i Eddie Hartung and hill brother, 'ef leaders Mrs Owen led m the Love G1ft boxes. In charge of who lost their home by ftre Kenneth. mg 0 ISSIOnary OCI y closing pra)er. the offering were Mrs. Dana Mirldleoort A E . I I th Friday. are staying Wllh hiS par- Mrs. Ed•ie Hartung and sons, 0 Mrs. Donald Boone gave an 1dleport ftr st Bapltst Church Devottnns were given by the Hamm of the Dorcas Cirele ptscopa nun ~om tie ents, Mr. and Mrs Jacob Schu· Edgar 1. i Kenneth were Sat~ blformative report on Hong I Monday evening at the church. El t· Ct' de wnh Mrs Milton and Mrs. Frances Bearhs oi the Mrs. C, E. Vance and her ~onc~en! of the111Trbansftgura ont Ier Locusl St. urdny evening dinner guests of . . . . b- Sh d ed th pul•t,un ec a ' . Lo . C I da hte M L h Whltl t b m mciOnat• w e present a , long and Its three million mha e Jscuss e po IH od m ·harge She read scrip-~ veJOY Jrc e. ug r' rs. ea a c th f' f th Mrs Theodore Ebersbach and he r mother, Mrs . Mabel Van •an~ to the B. M :'i!\nborn ! explostion in relauion to th~ Ul?t' troml MatU;ew and a medi· The Dorcas Cir~le was in of Kent. Ohio, former Middle- G~ac~sbh~r~~~~~E~enin eG~~d~ Mrs. j o. Roedel have return- Mete.r and Mr and Mrs. Henry Mlssionary Society of the ~Jd- 1 Par East and revit'Wt'd ulller m . <.!!Jon entlllt'd " Wh.::~t I S Right ' charge of the ~c1al hour fol-/ port residents, spent the week- Oct . ~ h ed home after 8 three weeks 'SJ··hmger and famtly. ,- . , tere stmg facts about the ctty With the Church'~", llowmg the meetmg w1th Mrs, end In Middleport and attended bo · 6 ~t 1 30 P m. lnh l e paris Lrip on the Delta Queen. Mr. and Mrs Dale Valentine 01n~ 11 -:; peoplr Clyde WmPbrenner, Mrs. Char- services at the Church of Chr1st. use, 0 speak tf' 1 e .young fl.l 1 of Park"rsburg, W. Va. were The mt.>etmg was opened wtth i The pJesJdent wel('{]med the les Bennett and Mrs. Slaven as Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell women o~ ·~ristJamty In E~· Mrs. eal JeFfers entered Hor· Sunday dmner guests of Mr. •n orga;J prelude by Mrs Ger Imembers and new residents ml hostesses. The halloween theme have returned from a week's eryday Life.' The meetmg IS zer H~spttal Monday and unde. and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter and aid Anthony. Mrs. Hlchard Ow- ~ thhe communlltyd. Mrs thWilhsR~n- i was carried out in the table I visit with relatives an Wheeling, opTenh to allld. • . ed weMnt ~gd:~ ~~~~~~g and Mrs daughters. ' d t . d . p em l ony repor e on e I ol decoratiOn including an ar- W Va e gut was orgamz rers. Je ----1 ~~·, pres~ ~n , Kre~ ' ;he ora '- !:rande AssocJamn meetmg held rangemeni of goldenrod With! Mrs .Majorie Grogan and her cently : d the request of work· Mabel VanMeter and granddau.h toothless 1 ~s F.yes · re m P ~ m Well~ton Jecently, Mrs. Ehra- 1orange tapers with pumpkms son Larr were m Huntm ton ing wome· and young mothers ghter, Laura Jean Etchmger or Turtles: whtc are . ~ I I beth Slaven reported on the artJ· Iand streamers. A dessert course Sat~rda Y~ven· to attendg th~ in the .:burch who are free to Chester were Monday afternoon chew the1r food until tt IS redu I H d t F cles needed in the circle for the was served With coffee. banquel'given ~~ghonor of scouts attend only evemng gatherings. guests of Mrs Eldon Kraeuter ed to fragments U1Bt can be ea quar ers or ' While Cross quota . of this area who had attended and who sought a group whose and M':'_ ~arry 1\'.".'r:: swallowed. MISS AMERICA ! II was announced that the ! PLAN PARTY the Philmont Day Scout Camp e~phasJs was achon. __ .. eTHURSDAY I Novl::'mber mee_tmg would bel There will be a halloween in New Mexico this year. The . There a~e only a few ,nuns eFRIDAY held on the Baptist ~ay of Pray-·; ma:~ked pal'ty, Saturday' Oct. banquet was held at the 6th Ave. m the Episcopal c.hurch , exI : er November I. MISs Rhoda : 9 at 8 p.m. at the Bedford Church of Christ for the boys plalned the Rev. Richard Mar- , eSATURDAY Hall will be chairman for the . Youth Center. There will bel and their families. Moving pic- ~n. r.~tor or. the local congrega- 1 1World Day of Prayer. Iprizes for costumes and fish I tW'es of the acUvlties at the ~JOn, . b~t ;t IS good to have 8 ' Announcement was made of ponds. I pie social and dancing camp in Mexico highlighted the spec!ahst to turn to for help THE SHOE Box a trammg school for Chrisian1will follow the party. The event I evening. I m such ~n a~a a~ prayer. Thts Education workers Sunday af-1is sponsored by the Modern Mr. ~nd Mrs. B. F, Parma lee preparation Will gl~ the group USED CAR CENTER Middleport, 0. ternoons. The Love Gift offer- Woodmen, Hemlock Grove and her mother, Mrs. Ludie for the year ahead.. . EpiSCOpo/ Nun Coming for . . Gu1ld Meeting Around And About 1 H K • T •I Crown C Iony ong ong S I For· Meet' f M' • • • enttne at y e DHOted To Tlullnteretr. 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Those.ln.terested m the gui~d, both wtthiD the congregation d d t .d . an ou Sl e, 11• a~e a 1rea Y deeply Involved With an Octobe · t h'b't . rt r projec - an ex 1 1 o1 a and sculpt.ure (some for sale) to be pr v1ded by the Parke.rs- 1 burg Art League for showtsg · th ·h h S t '" m t e pans ouse a uru.;~y' Oc · 16· . . .Later proJects Will lnclu~e btrthday parties, for each chdd m. the Chddren s Home and a bnef play to he presented for the older orgamzat10n of EpiS· copal Churchwomen. day ,.,orning rollowmg church services where they toured the Evans Baking Company. Those going were Gregory Hayes, Tony Manley, Bill and Don Vaughan. Beth Vaughan also accompanied •he group. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle spent the weekend in Gallipolis with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. David MtKensie and children. Miss Zelia Pullin and her sister, Mrs. Lema Lighter and Delores Aiker spent the weekend in Ravenswood W Va as the guest of ~s. rhel~a P~tt . Mrs. Llghteri.is recuperatin from shoulderr injuries sustain~ ed in a fall recently. Mr. and Mrs. James Weber have returned People 1n Pomeroy ;: ~ ~ ill ~Ask for More ' l ~ 1 tives in the area. Allen F.Jchmger, who Is a mted Jc~l ~at1ent .at Holzer Hos· p a . IS Imorov•.ng. . Thoma~ Fisher asd fnend of Senecavtlle were Sunday luncheon _guests of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Mason Fisher and fa~mly . ~rs. Robert Wamsley and children, June Ann and J. _ R. I visited Sunday aftern?on w1tJ Mr ..and Mrs, Mason Fisher and family. E;·nest E. Harris left Sunday for San Francisco, Ceilif. to join · his ship, after a vacation at his f D home. rom ayton where they have Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush been the guest or relatives. and d.qughter, Sandra visited ' Sunday at Letart, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Roush. Mr. and Mro. Carlos Cowen 1 1 I I Rummcrge Sale HANES MAKES THE KIND OF UNDERWEAR AN ACTIVE BOY NEEDS ! Boys need underwear that won't bind. Hen•• makes tt thlt way! Take the T·&hirts. 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Colorcertoont WED. ond THURSDAY October 6-1 HOT OPEN s c tONTEHPORAB\' TJIA.DITIONA.L Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company 1 ~TJNi ---------------------------215 North Front Yes, I Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 Reoldentlal Salet. am interested in having a Traditiona''------:.- Contemporary utomatic electric lawn laniem installed. · Nam1~------------~---------------- Some Fun Is Needed I' • 1 1 Rabies Clim·c T he Set Up I Jn Pomeroy I 1 I Jssue I Revenue Earmarked county Teachers are T0Jd 1 I 1 : I I 'o I I edl 1 * * * * * * * * * b . p I"d f I"d . ew "e ster ost 0 I or onso I atlon Dr I "WAR OF THE ZOMBIES" (Tecbnicolor) John Drew Barrymore, Sua.l Andenon, Ettore Manni, Ida GaUi. Warriors of the damn· Ma-1..,_ lhorl Torm lhtriH 1 SChedUIed fOr PresI"dent FNfurtHt: Gent. In • Jam C.lorc1rt.onl: _.. 111111 lht loaM Ike Ad VIses • • Abd I s . MaJOr omma urgery (Technlcotor) tUN., MON. ond TUISDAY October ltl-11-12 "HOW TO nu" A WILD IIKtNr• (Teehntoolor) Annette li'UDl~llo, DwtYDt Hickman, Brian llolllen. Buoter Kealoll, Beverly Ad- . ams Harvey Lomheok. John Ashley, Jodr MeCna, Mlcke, Rooney. Poaturott.: t Darlc Hor1t0 tt!: ·" Jerry Lewis . . . . sevea ot them . . . aeven timea nuttier . . . which Jerry It the nuttiest Jerry ot them aUt "TAGGA*T" <Technicolor) Tqnr Youne, Dan Duryea. Dack Foran, Elsa Cardenu. Blood Feud behind hhal ... Apache Gold In front. 1 1 October J.9 New sing!e·belt drive - 1 1 FRIDAY ond SATURDAY quieter, smoother! Simplified design has fe\flll' 'I Consolidation Endorsed by Board ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE LrST TIME TONIGHT JERJIY LEWIS In "THE FAMILY JEWELS" i' 1 Is Planped on October 15-16 A rumm~e sale In the Swisher building Cktober IS • 16 was planned by the Youth Fellowship or the Enterprise EUB church Sunday evening In the church social rooms at a monthly business meeting. "Chrislis the Dally Road," was the topic of devotions and tbe program, in charge of the Faith commission. The group sang, "Just As I Am," and the youth divided Into groups for a question and answer period. Mike Bentz acted •• pres~ dent and reported as secretary while Marjorie Bentz gave the report of the treasurer. Plans were discussed for a Halloween party, the date to be announced. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction, and refreshments were served by Skip Logan. Propose Road be Extended Into Planned Picnic Area of dogs shall keep them conPomeroy will seek another grant from state sourcesfined upon bis premtse.s or un- thJS t1me one for $22,549 - for addJtwnal work m the deT reaSlmable control bv some area of its boat levee. The total project is estimated at means sucb as a leash The $34,589.54. new l~w is to bt eo(or,·ed.;1ere ! A resolution to seek funds for the additional work was according to officials. ' approved unanimously by council Monday night after it was announced the current pro ject is nearly completed. ·"" '· ·· · ··· ··: Earlier this year a grant of $49.000 was approved by the Waterways Safety Commission to extend and widen the levee and to provide additional fadhties. The funds now being sought would be used to construct an access road from the exJSting boat launching facilities to the upper end or the parking Jot waU. One third of the money needed for this project, an estimated $12,(!40.54, must be raJsed I ---locaJiy. between the Pomeroy Hi g b • The village's share can be school and the upper parkmg The Meigs County Health De- raised, as was Its earlier share, I lot. partment announced today the through donations of fl_lalena!s, : ln other activity of council: Crippled Children's clinic w i 11 . labor and use of machmery for i - Mayor Legar recommend)~ ·,' ,, be held October 11 at Grace the mnst part, offici als indicat- ed repair of several streets be,1 r ·' , , 1. 1. l Method1st Church is Gallipohs. ed_ I fore cold weather. Council fol• . . . . . Mayor Charles Legar recom. 1owed wllh a \'ole to spend not _LEVEE SCENE- Cement was poured Tuesday hy Goeglein Bros., contractors for the boating facilities project in Pomeroy. The work of ThiS chme" held semt-annu- mended the appliculion be filed 1 more than $4.1100 on such repairo Wtdentng and extending the levee IS nearly completed. Pomeroy counc i1 Tuesday moved to apply for an additional state grant to get a cement Ially to provide extended medl- for additional funds saying that The decision or which streets roa~. const~cted -~rom the levee to the upper end of the parking lot. cal serv~t-e to all children, un- all the fill-<hrt placed along the ; are tu receive hot-mix is to der 21 years of a~e . of Me igs river bank early this summer j be determined by the village ~ ~'U~F~..(,t1~1"~l~£,;<l::l"@i;·'"»f '. i'1 COU_nty, ~h~ are VICtimS of WOUld be lost. With the first rise street committee. poho 11 defects cereiJrnl f . , . . . ·1. d. o the nver, unless it Is protect- - A!Jproved the f1rst readmg I . MOSCOW (UPI) - The Rus--. pa1sv· or ot her cnpp mg IS· d · sians announced. today lb.eir I e . · of an ordmance for a oe w space station Luna-7 is oa 1eases. .. . I Attorney Frank W. Por1er, Colu mbia Gas of Ohio, Jnc. conAf bl t f th p eourse and Is due to reach the The one day ~lmtc 18 span~! Jr., of the Pomeroy law f1rm tract covermg a four·year petavora ~ vo. e or e. pro- 1 1 - ..ovision ro: a broad .pro-Iwould give the school a much fill these services. moon a& 1 p.m. EUT Thurs- Isored by th~ ~e1gs and ~alha of Crow. Crow and Porter, as- I lod. Council approved the first posed consohdat10n of Mtddle--lgram in the vocstmnally or1ent- broader curriculum. For exam- 5 - Adult education proc t Soc t f c 1 d port, Pomeroy, Northwestern, ed areas, prov1d!Dg a tremen- ple, 10 one high school of the grams c<1uld be earned out 10 day. There bas been spe(•ula- 1 o~n Y . Je les or. npp e 1 sisted the villag~ in seeking the 1readmg after an extended con. Sal18bury and Bedford .schools, dous beneftt for students who district, 11 Junior High teacher many fields, utilizmg again the tion _it would attempt a soft ~\ten and t~e D?ar~~n\~~ earlier. grant. and . ha~ also I troversy over whelher or no1 to be v9.ted on Nov. 2, IS need~ do not plan to advance their ed· lwho has taught m his ma}Or lservlces of the state to assJst la?_dmg. . . Ch~ld~~~. Service or ripp · . shown mterest m obtammg fun~S · to accept the gas co~pany'! ad ltlr ftve compelling reiiBOilS, ucalion by gOing to college. lield for 10 years !Jnds him- in this area. The automaltc slotJun Luna· D H th , for the new proposal. Porter " I cuunter proposal on an mcreast 8 La according to the Middleport 1 11 sltould Include voc~Uonal ag· :seu _ 0r necessity _ teachlng l Tbe rmancJal burden It would 7, launcbed on Oct. 4, contin- f ped~;t 0~n6'olu~busce~; 11 or:. a member of ~he State Water- lin the rates. The ordinance will Boaftt---fd ·Eduoaliqp. lriculture, llli&bipe shop, weld· tn another; more strange fieW, jput -41PQn the people of each uet i~• Olght toward tbe moon the examining s cialist. Other "':_ays Safety Comm1ss~on. 1c~ll for an mcrease m rates that The ~~voted unanlmo~s-! mg, auto mecliamca, electr!ca11mathematics,, fbi! year. tchool district to ~)ave these fa- aod It to mett the moon on members of clinic team l M_ a~or Legar explamed. the iwtll average 11¥.1 per cent over Jy to endorse the consolldallon ,work, drafting, wond working, 3 _ Combmlng of tax funds !cilitles and advantages In the!l' Ott. I al oboat one ~elock at will be specialists for correc- addttional work_ proposed ts. to four years. proposal Monday night at a horticulture. cosmetology, home could permit a more efficient own schools, even if they had nJ&ht Most'ilW time, the of· tive shoes braces and physical put a rock np-rap rel~unmgr -Decided to repair windoW! regular meeting and listed the ' economics and olher skilled, and economical operation of the the buildings ana sl3ff, would l llci•l Tass aews agency oaid. therapy. ' 1wall from the existing boat , of lhe town hall witl1 costs l<l reasons ,for 1~s actmn. The nPxt orthopedic clinic will ]leve~ to the supper end or the , be kept at a mmtmum. 1 tra~es, all now bemg offered echool plant and .faci.hties. 1be too great to support . With 1; .. ~ <• :1-f~-·· ' ":·~ 0~ The _dJSCUSSIOD brought out pupiii ~n other -~rea.s. 4 - The C?nsohda~JOn w~uld the combined tax millage, these : be held in April, 1966. All pa- parkl_ng lol; and to bUJid a 25 1 - _Transfer $2.237.46 from the educational advantages that I 2 utJhzaLJOn of Tea- b~ able to give pupil servJces advantages can be had for the . tJents should be referred by I ft. Wide road for approximately Iparkmg lot meter fund to the consolldatlon would provi~e ,the chers in that. t~e st_aff would be such as ~!dance, psychological, Ichildren of this area. . their family physician and ap-~ 450 ft. upri~er. A turn-around j special street repair bond reyoung people of the dHilrict!l ~ble to spec1ahze m t~e areas and .special education and would In other action the board exi pointments are made through I would be _built al lhe upper 1tlrement. fund. . concerned. There were : m which they were tramed and qualify for state funds to fuJ. · tended the school calendar three 1 the local health department. 1end of this road . . Attending lhe sesston wert days to meet the latest rulingI Mayor Legar sa1d the road Mayor Legar, Clerk Edna Schl>from the State Board of Educaalso would be access to a pro- eoieb and Counc1lmen FrankU11 WI Uon stating that all schools! posed picnic area planned for Rizer, Leslie Fultz, Lou Poulin, ~ must have. their sehools open ' the area a!ong_ the riverbank I Roy Reuter, and Don Collins. for 10strucl!on 180 days during ATHENS Ohio iUPll- ForI · . . . . . Consohdat 10n of fiVe school Pust reach 1ts 317 member quo- 1roy, thank1ng the post ror Its I the 1!165-INI school year. The Midp 'd t D . h D E 0 districts, which is to be voted Ia for 19fl8. Membership now partici~tion in this uear's La- 'dleport school year will extend hmer rtoldesl eOnh' Wulg t ·.t l<etn-, 'd h' h · ,.~ • unt·t J A ower 10 ruvers1 y s uupon Nov. 2 ln Pomeroy. Mid- stands at 174 pa1 w JC IS 55 bor Day parade Ci'l'•seJ;rew . ' une 1s1. pprovat was d t T d th . .. • dleport, Northwestern, Salisbury per cent of quota. . gtven for purchase on Title JIJ. ens ues ay ere ts no and Bedford, drew the unani- Kenneth Harris, 2nd VIce Com- ' and Frank Vaughan "ported on i The board also gave approv- 1grea.'." honor an~ nu greater mous !lupport of Drew Webster mander announced that there 1 the Eighth D1str1ct Conference al for an extension class to meet . goal than bei_ng a useful cttl· ' " Post 39 American Legion Mon- will be 'a masquerade party on ; at Logan, October 3 The De-: in the high school on Thursday ?.en of the Umted stales." The Meigs County Health De-l Revenue from Issue I. if approved by voters, definitely day night. Saturday, October 30, at the ' partment 2nd Vice Comrr.ander: rughts The class IS bemg spon· But the 34th president of the partment announced this morn- would be earmarked for schools accordmg to. ~bert The Post, wilh 30 members Post home. Frank Cheesebrew,!Bob McBride was ~h' speaker ' sored by Ohm Unlverstly. United States cautioned the , ing it is setting up an emergen- Dowlmg, pres1dent ol the Oh1o Erlucallon AssocJatton. pre-:3ent. "went on record" ssl chairman of the Post's "Gifts , at the conference. Attending The 'Olution on consolida- students to ''always have some cy innoculation clinic for pf't.s Mr. Dowh~g thus explamed away what has appeared being 100 per cent in favor of !for Yanks Who Gavt>" drive, )from Drew Webster Post 39 . tlon pass~ by the board states: i fun every day of your life." I to receive rabies preventive to_~ confusiOn the p_ast week aft~r sample ballots conthe consolidation. reviewed lhe progf'm. The , were Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. : The Middleport Bo~rd or Ed- ~ " . . I shots this coming Saturday from I tatntng the Issue I proposal ~ere ct_rculated by the Secreln other busme" Post's quota is ... _ It was de- ' Gumther Mr. and Mrs Frank ucallon, fully reallzmg Its reIf you do not enJoy hfe, If , 2 10 4 th P · tary of State. Mr. Dowling \\as speaking at Salisbury ele•~ · ' 1 · .. '· t th l' · " h d p. m. 00 e omrroy ' men l ary sc hooI t o represen t a t'Ive t eac hers o f all the ' Charles Swalzel Membership cided to sell candy as a n.ontv- ~ Cheeseb~w Fr!tnk Vaughan and~ sponsJbihty to the public and 18 no wor tvmg, e tol a H'1 h S h I thl f 1 r ld Chairman, report~d on the making project for the drive. l Paul Casci: An oyster supper i the students of Meigs county, ~rowd of more than. 15,000 that I ~'ln ~~~! ~ ib! ~0~: 0 ~· out- school district: of the .county system, includ~ng. officials membership drive and urged all A letter was read frrm Char-I was served by Gene Triplett~ and aware of_the necessary cri- Jammed the. sunht college break of rabl"' In wild ant· from Pomeroy a~d Middleport exempted dJStncts, and members to dig in and help the les W. Legar, Mayor of Pome-1 and Kenny Harris. terta to provtde an _educatiOnal green to see EISenhower award- mal• durin re•ent weeks lbe I G a I II a and Washtngton . - - - - - - .. --- - - - - - · program that will gJVe all stu- led an honorary degree from . . g counly systems. !ents of the measure provided, o C.oon Hunters De Iay dents .-10 opportunity to proper--1the state university. clinic ll bemg qet up 00 an 11 Some PTo\ members and I which is required by law. r . emergency ba!lls.'' a bealtb · 1y prepare or meetmg the re- Thousands of students and department opokesman oald : members or school boards also Dowling, of Alliance, said Shooting to 24th quJJ;emenls facing litem In to- townspeople lined the curbs to : today atlended lhe meeting sponsored Ohio " ranked siXth tn wealth A hi k "'-- beld b th ,dlavs lsoctetyd, do hereby, unan- see the war. time hero and Test; returned Tuesday indl- by the Meigs County Education in the United States, but 22 1 c c en unwer y e 1 mous y, en orse the consohda-1 Asso · r th t t Meigs Counly Coon Hunters •~ . lion of the Middleport Exempt- cheered lustily when E!Senhow- cated three more skunks k!lled M CIH mnj h d h er s a es spent more for . I tl t ed School Dis . er gave this his famed "V for in Metgs counlv were rabid Two r Dow mg emp asJze t at education per person last year. WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Johnson worked to-1SOCial 00 recen Y 0 encourage, lrtct,_ Northwest- Vicl<lry" sign r the skunk w e k'lled ·n the money wh1ch would be de- Dowhng after being mtroducdav against a Thursday deadline when he must leave the new membership was declared ern LocExal School DJstr~ct, Porn- "I deeply ,.;,spec! the liberal ' p0 omer s er S 1 R 1 nved from Issue I is defimtely ed by M~igs County Education . ab- ' aent.surcm when 52 wer-e pres- Bedford eroy empted School District ' oy - one 10 ugar ked H 'd t ·u . . . W.h1.'t e Hou~e for abou t t wo weeks t o undergo major ElemenUtry School Dis~ 1 arts college and the universi- and the other 10 Nayor's Run earmar. . e sat vo ers w1 Assoc1at10n President Fay. Saudommal s_urgery. . . A shooti match had been !riel, and Sallsbury Elem ta ty," said EISenhower, one-till)e -and the otoer on the Btd!urd-~ be castmg ballots for the PEP er, said every school d!Stnct The Chief Execu!tve, a blt stern-faced but showtng no ng •Sch 1 Dt trl en 11 president of Columbia Umver 1 Or T h' r vill m 1ts enl!rety even though and every ch1ld would share in 00 evidence of discomfort, gave th~ news to the nation him- 1planned, but has been postponed s ct. sity "as the very best guaran: ~ng~th ;;;ns 'P me. ff 1 the measure is "rondensed the new beneiUs if Issue 1 ia self late Tuesday. After suffenng stomach pains whicb from the dale decided 00 to I ' ea pllrtment 0 ,c,. somewhat" on the ballot d becan at his Texas ranch Sept. 7, he must have his ~all Oct. 24, because of Interest in Veterans Mlllllorlal HOipltal tee that our system or ,.lf.gov- also urged parents not to allow Each voter is to receive a passe . . bladder removed. He will enter Bethesda Naval Hospttal, I the World Series. The next meet- ~ Admissions - Jimmy Lester, ~ent, freedom and human !hell' children to . handle any I copy of the bill and sample Enactm•nt of the biD woold just outside Washington late Thursday and be operated I ing wlll be held at the club New Haven; Rosa Wright, digruty of man depends 10 tbe l type of Wild ammal or stray ballot bel N 2 'th mean • yearly IDerea,. of on Friday morning. ' ' - - - - - - --- - ---- house on the third Frida• or: Langsville; Brady Sayre, Ra- future upon these schools." pet. I I 0~~ ~-~i WI arr~ ,116 mlUIOIIor education, 011 Vice Preolclent Hubert H. 1:Thursday was expected to aro.; - eatoln etaoiD etaoln :cine; Rodney Howard, MiddleI " This situation appears to mbyenth' Oorh·10 ecou1nc' ilaso coEmdp!r _, u.~ ~ 11 II aJ e n u a I average of $51 per student ovHumpitrey wiD take over tern-•handle a realttvely normal of- the month. port ; George ~ns, nmeroy; I a oween Carniv I he becoming more serious each tion being included There also porarlly If the need arises while flee schedule; perhaps a bit Richard Dao/,lley, Pomeroy. . Planned Saturda day,'' a health official said. will he remarks from o n- e rlbe past year. the Prealdent Is undergoing lllll'· heavier than usual. Humphrey Mtlgs Geoeral Hoopltal Dlteharges - Chrtt D&VJS, , A Hall . 1 Y11 b The clinic will he conducted ppo Among the school officials al(ery. Johnson said his docto;s wso going 1o the opening game ' Aclmtulonl- Herbert Wha-: Ma~; Mrs. Elm~ Pierce, Iheld at 0~:e~i~~~i~~ :~hoof on a county-wide basis with " I N Dr f 1 B' lending were Charles S. Gibbs, expected there would be only Iof the World Series in Mlnnea· Joy, Shade; Florence Theiss, I Racme; Rosa Wnaht, Langs.' Saturda evenin Ocl 16 with charge of '1.50 per pet. Dogs . ew a tgge~~t Supt of Pomeroy Publlo "a mJilbnal lime durlfll which polis, but planned to be back In Loon. vtlle: Arthur Fletcher, Long l the dQo~ to ~at 6 'm 8 1that have not bad tbe shots Since Korean War schools ; Clarenco Thompson, 1. wiD not be conducting bust- Wuhington Thursday. Dbcllartea -William Walters, Bottom; Mary Ours, Portland. masquerade ::::ch al lis ~nd within three years should be COLUMBUS (UP! -TheSe- Supt. of Middleport Public neAl a. usual." Clearing ~Is calendar of "'i MlddleporL atart selling at 6:30 . ' llnnoculated and cats that haw lecUve Service Commission has Schools; Larry Morrison, Ex· The surgeon who will per- many engagement.s as f!OIIIIihle, CANDY FOR S~E Attractions or the evening will not received the shots during issued a call for 3,726 men to ecutive Head of Eastern Local 1 form the operation, Dr. George the Pmldenl scheduled ·two ROTARY AT MARTIN The Meigs Cottnty Jaycees. be fish pond Inn house sweet 1the past year slloold ba treat- be drafted In October, far above School district, aod James Cart A. Hallenbeck fll the Mayo CU- ceremonies in bis offico today- The Middlepnrl- Pomeroy R~ announced ~y membars will shop, .dart g~e. and ' other, ed. All animals are io ba on the September figure of 2,748 er of Fort Frye. Carter II 1 Die, Roehuter, Minn., estlma~ slgnlng_a blll dealing wI t h tary club wlll meet at 6 p. m. ihe canvassing the_ area the next JlllllM. Also for sale will ba leashes when brought ln. and the largest tots! since the candidate for eucuUve CClll1 ed that tlle Chief Executive trealmlltt of cancer, heart Friday at the Martin Restaur-1few w~s sell1ng Halloween sandwiches. pies, and coffee. , Six rabid animals have oeenl Korean War. mitleemaD for the SEOEA ID< wf!Uld have to remain in the disease· and paralytic otrokes, ant instead of at Heath Melh-J candy. Jaycees have ,5011 bags Costum"' will he jwlgod 111d killed in the Pomeroy •rea alone SE Ohio coun~es were order- Mr. Thompson, c.unty Jau, )tolpltal !run 10 to 14 du~s. and accpeling a certification of odisl ehurch. The · business! ol the candy for sale at $1 a prizes •warded. Planning com-1the post few weeks. Additional ed to supply men as ltlllowSI J chairman, ia a llllttdnee loJ 'fbla will be followed by .n.. appreciation for hla App&lar.hla meeting will ·be held et tllei bag. Sales Chll!'man Robert mittee lor the carnival were information on the hmo,ulatlm Athens 16, Gallla 15, Hocking president - eted o1 the South Ira! weeks of convaiO.'!Cenee. I progral!l frllm a1 dti.,..tlon of CGI\flllbus utlllouthern Electrle ·l Easlmail said lllf Jaycee may Frances Roell, Mary Allee Blse. clinie will be released Tbur• 4, Jackson rr, Melgo 17, Vtnion east.m Ohio 'fildn•el!cm !llkl 'JI!e f"SSdeal iodaJ ~ lUI Teaantee IOWil ~~~~~. ,~ · . lie CQIIUlc:te!llo plac:t ordtrl. Tllelma Smith and lla Olbonte. daJ. t, atld YlasbiJIIIGD :11. ctali011. Meigs-Gallia Clinic will Be 0ct 1I ~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elcl!lnger of Gtrard are the guests of reta- . .. Pomeroy officials said t&day tbat under a new Obio .law, which went into eifect on Sept, 1, &he owner or keeper ha~r~c~"!P~:t~d ~~~:~~b '!~; D ~:;nly ~·b;~;·1 troop members to Gallipolis Sun- ~ ' ·- I i I ~ ' ----- - - - - - - - -r. ·- - - - FIVE -- • CENTS -,------·---------- - - - - - • f ..,,.,...,....,.,.,...,.,.,...,...,.=.!..',==....,.....,=...,....,.....,.,.,,.l'~ing was pre~ented Vlilh a skit. Grange and Bedford School. ... . ~> THE 66 CHEVYS POMEROY .MOTOR CO. . 1i. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6,1965 SEE LOAFERS l v. 1 ""I ·I 1 'I 1 ' " .., . • y ' I 'I �> - .I th~ ter 1 former beau or Madame ci Baby' - all tl\il before IIlii." In which he plays tha Nh~'o dauabter . Joe Leveine : ohot a foot of filrn ... Tilt own- ~oding role, when II opt~ns . ~~ saw 1 half-hour of rushes o! l er of a flmuishillJ !114 Av1. spot the Sutton. This ioQib. 1Di11 "Nevada Smith" the other day I is out on ball on an U-count liP drama of life in a British mill· report:in~ and now gleelully predicts it wm . Jndged •g•m•t him by his wait- t•rf prison .,ock•d• provoked f.J be the biggest. toughest West. resses, who reported ~im to the a furor at the Cannes Film Fes· ern since "Shane" and "Duel IJistrict Attorpey'l office · . ~ tlvlli and is likely to cause a ht the sun." He means eemhin· P'BI 8.nff the pre4ueers ef the similar bruhaha here. It's one o£ lv DOROTHY KILGALLEN ed. of course . Keely Smith new television oeri~s "'l'lle !'!!! the mnat controvernal fi11111 tv• must be wipini the slate cleon.: Story"' are not seemg to e)'l!. er made .. _ AmaJin~ 111e 11\llllShe just got rid of her bangs , The ge!lls rrom J. lndgar Hoov- ber Gf new cab drivers in New lice A famed bueball play. log Frank Sinatra'l new fiim 811 well as her most recent er's ageney aren•t too happy York who don't know the town WIIA'r IIL!II 11 NEW I ··· ular East don't flatter The Leader at aU. personal manager .. '!'he mo•ll wltll tha •~rip\era' llllimpl.l \0 lllllltaven'l I glue I(J 1M ~ Pellf Ulfiii!OY, In Pll'il 111'lt- ~ er showed up '1 1::~- hill ago lbey make him look pllllllChY swill(lng playboy these dayB Jo blJO!ll Jovo tltem<J Ill«> 1M !lotla ol !amQQI pla~l! .. Mer Ill& qd 411<c\IIIJ 111•, lo]lllla: Stde saloonU~l 1 t" !,blonde and at least 10 yearo older than 8 chap nam~ Del Coleman, who aeriea. Whatever ~a!'ll4'11f, tht Helnt Canll Cllaflll!nlln "HJ!lo, LoreD IPO'Iif, "Lady L. ', hn4 a, With • bfau w: a :::OY 1111 ho hta ptabllshed age. Every- seemo to have more Ulan the atars of tha proll'am M'entll ~ l.lllllyl" .hi bO!I AalaiOI, JJCk close "ll lilt oUter day. He was • Harlow 1l'~ walked 'out body on the oet of "Ia Paril necessory q\Ulllfioationl. II• lowed to omo~o or llrlnk 011 tht ll@m!f ~~ htl' I ec>llJfalul~· In hit off1oe whoalbe door burst • was 50 doi Burning?" felt deeply for Char- owna his OWl! jet plane, ia preal- ICI't!en. lwy\11111'&1!1. II Wal llflllOII open and o woman brandishing! wobbling. The ~~Y c~::l Bur~ tes Boyer when the news_came dent of Soeburg, an4 bOll an In· Peter Allen II telUIIJ hla "Mary 1.4Y\llploll'l Huabsnd." o knife appeared tn front of hi":·• m~cb better iJ ·n a~ut Jule Sly· that his son had shot h•mself. terest In the Mllwaukeee Bravea lrtonda that he and IJII Mlnam .. • 'nllo weo!<'a Tl!Nc~BY W!lld As Ustinov said l•ter, he dldn I! observ:V 1""r.10 D1111- Boyer is a universally respect· baseball team. Ho recently dat· have poolponod lbelr marriPJt rumor: llho'l IQppoHd lo be need ' medical degree to l'fll~ ! !If, whose . specl8 Rid- ed, and pnulnely liked, per- ed AriiiiMl Dahl on the Co81l, plans indefinitely. But he ~YI CQ!IIII!i lo Golhl1n chlafly be11 lEe .n. waBII'I ill the bat of ' ltrous C~mtmaa of ovunber· lormer. Fortunately tor the but is now playillfl the field. they'" still VOl')' JDUOh In lqvo Cl~ Ql Q!,aud" llluTa, IIIII medical blalth, Aller OJlmlng I~ Hood 1:11:• :..~a pnilll: producers, he had finished his (Happy oavortingll .. . Seven and engaged. You fiiiiU'o II oul tit~ lrlt!lldll woultiD~ be a 1lil her dolf!l, Ptter tllid her ha l I tend to h It's im sible to role just one day before t II e Arts finally got a final title .. . The olar and the OMI ol I IUI'prlletl If IIley antiOIIDoed a knew a producer who was look- , even thoug hi ~nversa- tragedy struck. (maybol for the New Tony Cur- Broadway Jhow 111'0 leudl11f1. weddilll daltl. (If JOU oaa Jill ing for just her type for a forth·' get ihr~?'h loTh mposters ou~ Christine Howard, the Jet tis picture. It's now "You're The mmor perlonnora claim tllt ~ver tht llll'JII'III ol I girl call· coming film, then he picked upllionally. · · · eeatre show· Sol sky-jumper Wllo died in a Dead Right," based on "The lady believea her revlewl, an4 mn, beraelel 'I'Ueldllf AllythlllJ, the telepholltl aad CJ]Ied lbe po- ~~·-_!l~oad~Y th ~ - leap the other day when her careful Man" which became II making ltfe miserable lor aD wlty lbould yoq Ill Into a Dap ____ ..... -· ·- -· ·- ·- . t 0 0 6 1966 parachute didn't open, wao dat,. "My Last Duchess," thon "You of thorn . · Sean Connery wiD over • connnllollall!lalter UQ ~Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ., c · ' ing wealthy T...o Bruce Bax- Just IOU Me," lben "Arriveder- attend , tho prOIIllert ol "The lllll'rlaill) Voif'e of Broadwav ••• 1·~=============::=::=;-~ NOW IN HALf. !UARTS EACH BOTTLI! 81!!"VI!S THREE . •·' Eastern Will Attempt to Break Bobcats SVAC Do mination Friday I Defending champion, Kyger Creei, for the se<ond straight week is involved in the "big" game in the Southern Valley Athletic Conference. \. l I carton serves1B :; '"I ..• Royal crown~~. . •Y• 0 . BEST COLA BUY ~ ~~~l~r OJ tAVI VQUII II. C: COI.A. COI..A, NIHI TIIUI PIIUIT UPP.II 10 IOTTL.I tAPI AND THEY ARE YALUAILEI Wt Will P•y l-i C.nt IEich To Your F.evorltt Ch1rlty, .I i ' ') H Pulls For Streich Paoli has no religion. She won't live e Uke a wife and she won't leave. ~r'~atR;~~ was prutly rough What can I do? - IIOPELESB 1 Deur Helen : Let me tell yOL a true story al.Juul a girl wh, bought her LYONS Clover F•rm Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS RACINE RUTLAND Food Marktt Clovtr Ftrm ''The Store Wltb A Hart,. Opao I to I Mon. Y~ru Right reserved to limit quantities. SA\'S Beef Sale! 1 I • I PHONI IH WMI ht. Oot~Tor stretch pants two sizes too sm.l ', l. .iht may hc.~ve ~ot her man that way - anyhow he , By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. m;nTied her, either because I "To be or not to ba" is a of or In spite of. but he didn't question that plagues most of approve once she wa1 his , us at one time or another. It hr:dc. So he sneaked oil her l la estimated that, in the Unit· pants out o~ the house one ed Statea and Canada combtnday, look them to tho otore and I ed, about !! peroons commit sui· -eplaced tbem with " size that clde evecy day. The number was in keeping with hera. He who threaten suicide, or make matched each garment so well unsucceBsful attempt., I! much she never did tumble to the higher. Because of legal penalru-=~ · · though J imagine she ties and the 11tigma attached to figured she'd 'uddenly lost a suicide, many cases are not reJot of weight. Last tir.le 1 aaw oorted or are reported as due her in stretch pinta, Jhe look· ' to other causes. One of the first W trim but not ready to burtt I 1uickies in recorded history was and when I toki Iter how tlim that ol Samson who took sev' ~he loo~ed she beamed &il l PraJ prominent citizens with over. It's • good thing I can be him. trusted to keep a 11ecret. - TOM Attitudes toward suicide Dear Tom. vary from acceptan 1 as ap. 1 When you spread an ii em prop:iale b~havior i~ J a ~an er nation. newspaper hookup, . to vu!wmg It •• a sm 21gamst you arrln't exactly keep.ni: a tbe Creator in predominantly secret, but don't worry _ 1 Catholic countires. Suicides oc· changed .vour name . And a cur amon~ ' •.:h and poor, young girl so urraware that she can't and old ano men and women but sp01 a two-size iWitch in pants chiefly in peraons wOO, £or Isn't likely to rOCOinlll heroelf one reaaoo or onother, lee! 1!10ls "Tom's'' story . - H. laled from society. Most freHelp For Addi~t~~ quent the suicide is a roan who Drm Helen : j, pail 40, unmarried, widowed Smce I wrote lo you last or divorced and haa no strong year about the drus addic: pro-. 1 ties to bi! family, community blem, we have formed an anU- ! or church. .. nar~·ct ie11 group In New Jersey . ~ The decision lo end It all ii Its Ptll"flOoe Ia to do 111 ,1ossi· l triggered by ill health, real or ble to _prevont •lid cure drug imagtnary, in about 50 per add tchon 1n our county and ' cent of the cases. Almost a.a elsewhere; to. aa1i111 the addict I frequent a cause Is a quarrel and hl1 family to face Lhetr l with a relBi iCtJ, lover OJ' ciOfle prohlem : to promote IPJisJat ion I friend. Other ct~usea of deprea. tba_t would tend _to curb the nar- ~ sion leading to auicide include cotJcs problem m lh1s country: financial reverses, school failand to act as an infor~lfll ure, illegitimate pregnancy , dif· ~~oup for. people and orgamza-1 ficulty with the law alcohollions domg related work. II Ism drug addlclion or death :~~ org!Ulltiition can be of i of ~ loved one. P lo your readera they may I Since these factors are :rile to: Monmouth Cuunty Cit- I fairly common and do not ca~ on Narcotict, ! 9uiclde in everyone to whom 11en~~;;u~t.et . hj·-•· venue, they apply, medical authorlHlg ...... New Jersey Atlantie - Mrs 1 bel" id . G. Caracciolw, Prt.~~ldenf . · ·: t ~ 1eve dethat sulc e dis the Dear Mil Carac · 1 . : rtsu 11 o1 a ep • aea\e per· . CIOO . . I" " I received iCOres CJf !etten : 10na 11y "erangemef)t a~d not followln1 the discuulon of nar-l an uncomplicated react1on to ootics last year and 1.11 · the lrlggerln~ factor. Often the · ·" get I I ted m · request! for referrals from fran- ~ seed of au Ic1"de Is· pan Uc relatives or ltle addiets the formative y~an and the hiir· themsetv11, Tllaak you for your vest IJ not reaped unUI later offer - it may be a lifeli l m life. Some overprotectiVe parsome of lJl.)' readen. - H ne 0 ents try to lead their children's Dear Helen : · They fail to 1 llve11for them. l 've been married 18 years Leach the child to accepl re· and nove three 8001 . 1 love my iponslblllty and, when the wife and sons, we have oorl ~en! is no lo~~&er available, own home. good incom._. no i hfe become• teo D1t1Ch &f 1 money problems. ' : burden for the unfortunate cllild. But for three yoaro we have !' Olber parents !aU to llllko been 111para~ wltllo 11111 u.. allowancoa for ll!e f•illiiOI of in~ togAIIter. My wile wilt not ! llleir cbildra and, throuib wear her wtdding rillg or lhlrti conotanl IOidillJ and lha ~~~ my bedi'OQIIJ. 8llt oayo ohe can't !Ifill of lmpclsaible g0111t, make Stand fill, S~ Wanll me to (0 tile cbild lllf-aitlcal to I away omd leave the chUdr~n : pathological degree. behind, ihe blla her own ear, 8tudifi nove illown that gc,es flll! Wltotnevcr she pieflfiOO, . the ouiQidi rtlt IIIIOIIJ civilWhich II oltea. Her lltllll!er Uvea l iADI decreues In wartime. with ~· aad dew tht hllUIOwort, i Poteotial outeltt.o locuo tbtir baby Bits, coot.., etc. I've hetn l llflJ"essive feelilllls oa tile .. pRt!ent, but refu!e to live thiR rmy but, once the war is over, lrQ. Mj wile .il vaia, cold and , the rat, risea lharply qain. , Friday, Saturday Only I BEEF STEW MEAT 1 . I clb ov-; STEAK 1 clb ·I the I 1 · STEAK TASTY AND LEAN - STEAK TAILESS AND TENDER Cheek ftualltg,,. Cli:eck Price! APPLE SAUCE r:~~~·-'s~ HI-C FRUIT DRINKS ~t~VOIIS 3~:~ $1 3 Snow Drift SHORTENINGta:~::1e~•• .~ S9c SCOTT PAPER TOWELS:.~~:.: 2'~"11:' S9c lb.79c --~ltr PAL PEANUT BUTTER J0-80 DOG &CAT FOOD ~ 12 51 d 2\o\ CIN Fresh & Crisp l,b. bag c .. .... ,... 3 ~~. 89c HALLOWEf.N CANDY NOW ON DISPLAY 26. Runs Balln4 b · Notioaal Leape: Johnson, 110; Robinson, Reels 113; Alays, Glanill 112; Wllllams, Cubo lOB; S!argell, Plrllleo 107; Bank>, CUI>. 101. · ~ Fruit filled YELLOW ONIONS Jib. bag c PIES 3 for 89(; ePeKch . tApple eCherry ~AliMONY DAIRY FAIR ICE MILK lgal. c crt. ' .. By Unlled Pres! International Natlooal League G. AB. R. H. Pel. Clmte, PilL 152 5119 91 194 .329 Aaron, Mil 150 570 109181 Mays, 5.V. t57 5511 t18 t77 .317 Wlms, Chi 164 64Hlo 203 .315 Rose, Cin t63 670 ll7 209 .312 Flood, St.L. 156 617 90 191 Pinsn, Cin t59 669 !112M .3(15 Rojas, Phil 142 521 18158 Allen, Phil 161 619 93 187 .302 Clndn, Pitt 162 612 69181 .301 American LeAgue G. All. R. H. Pet. Oliva, Min 149 576 107 18ii .321 Yzmski, Boa 133 494 78154 Dvlillo, Cle 142 505 67 152 .301 Rbnsn, Ball 144 559 3lllle Wgnr, Cle 141517 9llli2 .2114 Whtfld, Cle 132 460 49137 Hwrd, Wash 149 516 5S 149 .289 Colvto, Cle 112 592 92170 Hall, Minn 147 522 8tl49 Bulrd, Chl 155 588 92166 Home Ralls National l<ague: Ma... GIants ii2, McCovey, Gianill Williams, CUbs 34; Santo, 33; Robinson, Reds 33. America• Leagae: (;orligtiBro,l Red Sox 32; Cssh, T!gero 30; Hortoo, Tlgera 29; Wagner, d'ans 28; Colavito, lndinns 26: Tresh, Yanks 28: Whitfield, REGULAR MARGARINE .~:;~7.~~= Ohio High School Football Results 1 Fontes Moves Into • SpotlJ•ght at osu LEADERS Folger's INSTANT COFFEE ~~.:~ ~~::ed ~; s1·0' HURON EVAP. MILK 8.~~~ s1 CANDY BARS s. ~- •o":!~' 39c KRAA I Penrod Ia peadl'ng his hopet on another sop-e Jay . , . er, to lead the Pirate attad<. The Pirates, now ·3-1 wiD bo out to stop speedy Steve "Grinstead who scored three toucbo downs last week in leadioi'1ho Bruins to a 32-6 wtn over Eastern. ·' . North Gallla has novr loSt two key . players tn it. last two. tiJlt. .. UJgS . Two week8 ago, Jumny Crace suffered a broken leg 1n a game with the Gallipolis Bluo Im s The tiger scores again! -- clb Bob Penrod, as quarterback David Skidmore received an injured wrist and will not be able to play this Friday night when the Pirates tangle with the BuchielYork Bruins. St. Edw·rds 10 each. Ohio Football Schedule Le88 thaD 10 polall: Dayton Meadowdale, Struthers, Louis- 5 By Ulliled Presslnlernatfonal To'odo Rogers Ashland, This week'o Ohio college foo~ COLUMBUS (UPI) - The ville y ' ' Day ton ball sc·hedu1e.. United Press International oungstown Boar dman, BY CHESTER TANNEHILL ly become a team ln the fullest l<>be never yet have failed Class AA Ohio hi'gh school fool· Chaminade, Youngstown Cha· Frltlay Nlgbl Edttor, 'lbe Sentinel sen11e. For football is a game rally to prove they can pass r ( "th I" t 1 ney N·w Philadelphia Gar· John Carroll at Eastern Micb ball randmgs Wll t IrS dsp ace field Heights Young.tow'n RaySatUJ"day . Mr. Bud Bickel, the jolly played by 11 individuals acting stiff test for nothing more tes a won· os recor m . . . vo Col mb ' DeS H . and very personable head coach in the most possible perfect con- the satisfactioo of having parentheses). en, u us a1es, am1 1• lllin01s at OhiO State P· of the l'omeroy Panthers, could cert with &elf-sacrifice, deter- it. ton Catholic, . Ravenna, Clev.. Western Mich. at Bowling Green In other Friday games, Coach put no finer foundation to his mination, and guts. The players may not undler-1 Team Points !'and St. Igna~ms , Elmwood, Ak- Mianu at Kent St~te Pat Weiher takes his Highland. I. Massillon (22) (4-li) 365 ron St. Vmcent, Cleveland Heidelberg at Capital future as a bead coach than to That is the meaning of what stand this, nor even care. 2. Sandusky (5) (4-01 261 Heights llalion Northmont W t De . ers to Lawrence County to battle )X)p the Middleport YelJow will happen on the Pomeroy matters not. Some dav lllORt ' , ' ooster a ruson th S V ll Vii<" d 3. Warren {4-0) 187 Hamilton Garfield, Oberlin, Marietta at Hiram e ymmes a ey mgs an I Jackets Friday night. That's High school greensward Friday them will understand. 4. Middletown (4) (4-0) 175 1Cincinnati Elder, Cincinnati La- Kenyon at Sewanee Coach Ronald Deem takes bia how it likely seems to him as night. That is the proper mean- But we know this is 5. Niles (I) (4-0) 129 1 ~aile, Fostor~a. Parma, N_orth Ohio W 12sleyan at Albion 2-2 record to Hannan Trace to be comes up to this mid-point ing for it In this land where which is why we will fiJI 6. Steubenvill~ (1) !4-0) 98 Canton, Whttehall, Hamt~ton , Centra] State at Wittenberg meet C. A. Duncan'!! Wildcats. game of his first season as a nobody makes anybody play PHS Stadium Friday night 6. Upper Arlmgton (4-tl) 98 Taft, Toledo Central, Mansf~eld Wilmington at Defiance Southwestern captlll'ed Its head prep grid instructor. football. but where young men- see lt unfold. "I tbink rm making headway 8. Cin. ~oeller (2) (4-0 ) 97 Senior, Elyria, Alliance, Cleve- I Southern Conn. at Youngstown first win in 2 seasons Saturday This may appear the obvious witb tbe eoaeb, Mom. For tbe 9. Cols. \.atterson (2) (4-0) 70 land Holy Name, Kettering AI- Findlay at Ferris State evening on a 60 yard punt reo 1 assessment of the encounter in irst time be dldn t call me 10. Fremont Ross (4-0) 52 ter, Akron Hoban, Lancaster, Ohio Northern tu~ touc~own run by St~VI the short view. We suggest, howWhat's·-Your-Name!'' Second 10 learns; 11. Cincin-iAthens. at Northwood (Mich.) IEmlho,tt agamst GaUipol.is Blue ever, that 20 years from today nati Roger Bacon 50; 12. Lima Wayne State at West. Reserve p• when Mr. Bickel either could Senior 46; 13. Zanesville 44; t4. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE case at Bethany (W. Va.) Hannan Trace (). 3 wiD he out he leading the football fortunes BUILIIING FORCES Cleveland St. Joseph 4t ; 15 _ Oberlin at Otterbein ro upset Southern who ha• olotfhetheboonMdaocssikllson •aTgig, ·nergs w'~kesin' ·~ 38·• 16· DaySept. :11, 1965 p t ready upset Kyger Creek thll " KUCHING, Sarawak (UPI)- Canton McKinley , . . Saturday . . Night . season. 1 what ,happens Friday nig~t ~ill Deputy Prime Minister Tun Ab- ton Roth .. 6; 17. Cleveland Latm on & XavJer at Cm~m~ati Despite North GaJHa's los! to not have mattered a whlpstJtc. dul ·Razak: oJ Malaysia said 31_; 18. Columbus_ East 30; 19. Bletner Block 24 Da_yton at Lo~•sv•lle Kyger Creek last week, ful). After all, the game is the Tuesday his country wiiJ con- Fmdlay 28: 20. Piqua 24. K and C. Jewelers 20 Ohio U. at 1oledo b k Cl d Smith tiD I d the "Jd m ·j ·taN forces Others: Shelby 23: Cleveland Swisher and Lohse 20 Ball State_ at Akron . ac Ye s ea • 1 to bui 1 tin". thing. It is older than either ., k sv AC scoring with 20 points and Coacb Bickel or Middleport COLUMBUS (UPI - A 19- Walker Jr. on the same despite wbat bappens in lndone- Benedictine 22; Lorain King (I) . Bl~e and Grey 12 Mount Uruon at Mus Jngum b ck Ski . sia and Toledo St. Francis to each; Ed s Auto Trun to Ashland at Blu!lion quarter a dmore Is •eoHead Coach Bob Ashley, hav- year-old :-;on of a Portuguese man team, he didn't figure to • Barberton () ) and Eastlake Davis -Warner 10 ond with 18 markers. ing been the high • powered immigrant may he tbe mao to play much offense. President Sukarno of Indone- North l4 each; Dover 13; High Game - Tom Bowen, NEW YORK (UP() - The Smith also paces the Ill event of the local athletic 'o\'Orld keep Ohio Slate's offense roll- But Case and Walker both sia views Malaysia as a British Springfield South and Akron 226; High Series - Joe Brad- oddsmakers today made Ohio game scoring with 26 points. for ~O years. Grandsons will be ing. called it quits and Fontes plan to perpetuate "neo-colonia- East 2 each ; Wyoming, Ashta- i ley, 574; High Team Game State a four-point favorite over Skidmore ls second with 20 and playmg grandsons of the men He is Arnie Fontes. a sopho- stepped in behind Unverferth lism," and baa vowed to Ibula q ). Youngstown Ursuline.! and Series - Bletner Block, Jllinois in their game Saturday Joe Fisher of Kyger Creek is who toiled in those first ga~es. more quarterllack from Canton, the No. 2 quarterback. The "crush" it. Oregon Clay (1) and Cleveland 1893, 2534. at Ohio Stadium in Columbus. third with 14 points. In 1966 the score of Fnday and Coach Woody Hayes is ob- of the stocy remains to he n1ght Will be anoth~~ statistic, viously sold on his ability to run ten. . me~ely ~e last ad~1tJon lo the the Buckeye offense. In Tuesday's practice seS!siort,l anc1ent f•gu_res loUng Up the Fontes moved into the spot- sophomore halfback Rudy gran~ standmgs. light last Saturday when he bard alternated at Left half ThiS 41st game perh~ps has helped the Bucks get oo the Bob Lykes. more o£ a spec1al SJgmfJcance winning path, scoring his first Hayes Indicated the only for the boys on both squads collegiate touchdown as Ohio Jar who will be unable to than for the coaches. Stale downed Washington 23-21. Saturday against Illinois is Oh, of course, both Ashley . guard Ted Andrick, injured on and Bickel tactually coopera- Nnw he IS get~lng. more and the final play of the Washington tive and friendly with each oth- m_ore work and ts hsled along game. Center Ray Pryor will er) want to win it. Victory Iwrth ~n.,un_verfert~ as part of move over to fill in at guard. would be sweet to both. This Woody s twm startmg quarter- Others who were forbidden one more than any other single !hacks" plan. take part m · conta ct wor k were item on their schedule they . Fontes is a running quarter- halfback Bo Rein, fuUback would rather win, if they had I back, and complements the vet- Sander and defensive corne•·l their druthers. eran Unverfcrlh, noted as a back John McCoy. They sho!oldl But the career of neither will passer. It is the same type of be ready Saturday, however, be ruined by a wrong score Fri- !arrangement Hayes used a few ~·--day night. i years back with passer Joe POMEROY LANES They can be excused - and Sparma and runner John MumEarly Bird Women's League with deep sympathy - lor I mey. S.pl. z9, 1960 lng victory Friday night , Fontes threw some in high erase whatever heartache the school at powerful Canton MeM. L. several Frlday nights through Kinley, where he won letters in Slow Four 5 4 November 12 may bring. · three sports. ''But not much," Happy Four 5 On the other hand, the he said. "I was the quarterback Pinettes 4 wHI become part of a but was primarily a runner." Spareless Four 4 store of memories for the He also played defensive hair- High Ganle and Series- Faye who win and exactly the back, and that was why Hayes Manley 148, 387; High IIONNEVIUI cd"NiffiiOLj verse for the boys who lose. recruited Fontes. With rookie Game and Seriea - Slow Four, is that all. passers Pat Case and Paol 4!18, 1399. The score. unless very close, i- . - -.- - - - - - -.- - - -- --.......,-- turning on a bad boun"' of the Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ocl 6, 1965-3 ball for the loser, will suggest which team has most completeH's d1amatlcally fresh and new, but still re!J, VIIJ Pontiac. Thafs written all DYer It, from the no-doubt-about-It new front end to the 10 LEAN AND TENDER an 8-e hard-fought battle on Pir· ate Field. The victory moved the Bobcats into f1rst place in the loop standings. The loss waa costly for Coach 1 Dep1rtment Sto.. Fifth and Pt•rl RACINE AIL STARS · HELEN HELP US! II Friday llight, Coach Jtin Kyger Creek is Z.O In tile SVAC tie Is predicted u the Eagles Eastern bot tn 1963 the Eagles White's chargers will tangle in and Z.2 on the season while the seemed to play their best ball ruined Kyger Creek's perfect a homecoming match with the Eagles are ().I In the league and agaiDBt the Bobcats. slate with a 8-e tied ot Clu>1hire. Eastern Eagles of Coach Rleb- t-li overall. I Laot year, the Bob<aill hand- Last week, Kyger Creek conard Martin. However, a rough-tough bat- i ed Eastern a :m.. setback at verted a North Gallla fumble in· - ·- to the only score of the game in Bickel, Ashley W~nt Victory but Players HaveMoreatStakein Ancient Grid Test .d on you, just b1ecauset yo~~~~ ~~r y~ wife won't conoult 1 up ror !iLretc l pan s. mp.rrla e colll\Belor with you, panls, Iii r' •trelchf $0Cl kw\~er: than y:u should consult a Jaw· des1gned or corn or · h 'll k 1 ·oman chooses the eorrect aize yer. Perhaps s e ma e " · (· f an •·ignoble'' sincere effort to save her mar~ sh!> IS J r ro~ . wolf riage if you deliver an ultlmaex.l:l rnple who mv1tea ·k H wht~ tles from :oul mouths." tum and atiC to U. - · am the oldest ot eJght, aU the I Till column io dedicated to re~:t glrls , hiVl. two daughhtera . fandl~ living so If you're hav· and a otepdaughter ave l . ' · 1· been surrounded by females as Ina: kid trouble or JUSt p BID long as 1 can r ~member _ 50 I trouble, let Helen help YOU. 1 [t'i!l thiit 1 should be an : She will also welcome your own authority when J say it's the I amuslns, experiences. Addre~s fa. not the stretch that makes Helen .ottel in care of this the difference. - ~RED I newspaper. I 1. !• lndi~; I 104; Oliva, '1'w!nl Ill; Red Sot 92: Whitlleld, lndinns ' I trimly tailored rear. (Did yau think for one mlnuta that we'd leave out thl unique Pontiac styling character you like so well? Nererl) WOULDN1 YOU FEEL SAFER AT NIBHT WITH A BEDSWE EXTEIISIOII PHONE. P!lchfaJ With nlgbt onuads and aD, it'o comlortitoz to """" a phone only a reach away in case of a real emergency. ~ Besides, who wants to loaveacozy bed loaoswer a coli~ 1 National Leape1 Dodgers ~; NUJball, It's especially ni<eif you have a brighttil'!le ST~ f; Bolin; G!anll I~; Alak""f I phone with a dial that glows geady ill doe duk. l'lloae. Reds ~9; Ellis, Reels • Visit- BusiDOSI 06icebdfr+ ......... Liope, Tllins Z1·7; MeLlin, Tl;jOI'I I; Stotllemyro, Yanb 2CHI; Fisher, Whitt Sol: 15-7: 3elhert, Indians 1U; & Mllllr, Orlolet l~t Joba, Whlll . . AM. other Pontiac lover1 we've got e bright new Gra nd there are more of them-3 new super-sumptuous Prix, new Catalinaa. nw-N Star €hief Executives- Broughal!lland 4 Venluras.And. ofoourse, for you all with new W1de·Track ride and improved cat- Gu ick handling. But you'll drscover those thingo when you slip behind the wheel and turn e new 'b6 tiger loose. Wide-Track Pontlaej'68 and again! Tou'rell!'klng llllllnewut llllngln Ugers. Sleek, llan-muaclldiiiW style.IIIW ponr Urllllarls with amolutloni!J new kind If 111 · ' 1111111111u llrrougll four Y·B'a, Crllp curv11 ahlpt th111w sllhoullll, llld tht aporll eoup1 sporll 1 amlltlJ I'ICIIItd ,... wlndnr. ·· eo~:~~~~ 10. Another nice thing about the ·e~ Pontiacs 11 that Pontiac'• Nvolutlonaty ovllhead cam aix 11et1 buy lixeo for. Delivera IG&·hp (oryoio ean specify Tompost ~ustomt end L.. Man1. V-8'1' 0p tt :: more llke1 V-8, looktllq no aix you ever saw. and IIIII rt~fl !hat 1181/ing il whet oix buye11 the apona package whiolllncludeo lho 20V-hp version). And )I'a standard DD II 'l"tmpestl, 360 hp in tht GTO. Sao all tht "81 tigera 1a ~ger counlly todav. Wldt-Treok Potrtltrt/'H -~ ·- lonltiJuol.....,. ..... thtlllido·'f!MtliiiM•-'"*'lloM!o. BLAETTNARS POl\IEROY, 0. • ... .. ~ ..- �• Collier Schedules Stiff Drills BONE WHITE COFFEE THIS WEEK Wright Repeats '"" .... 1 ,... Ill llooflltltl Dl""'rworo wiM llo IMW.W fw lull ft. ,., ..... II In .-ry IIUnhl-. PI' ort """""' It lnt ..... II IIIIo ltw ....... '"""'' "' lmll • • • wtllo • "' ,.,. -· .......... each only , •••••••••• wtlh ...., II IIUI'IhiN K 111 J t, f ~ 1 llttkwo. set y,...,.., 'lllrtlly ' florid• Cltl' , _ · - Cube Steaks Swiss Steak .. ••· 59c · SSe ,_ ...... •" f Pork Cubed Steaks ...... 99c Meat Loa .......... .. lb. Tenderay lind Thrtftg Beef -...--::.::;.;:~ ~!!!i=~ ltol •% Por11 Chuc·k Roasts No Weak Sister -- ~~ lhoHiaW ...,. White Chino lllo Willi -· -••lno tho II· lrocliH loR I P - ...... pu ............................ lllouWor i Boneless Leg·O-Pork Boston Rolled Roast 79c lb. Thriftu Bu The Piece Tenderay By The Piece 59c IJt. Modo Prom Fmh HIM l.oon -w.tl Trtmmed .I " ' '. 89c lb. I \ c lb. How do I get my husband a power drffi with a budget full of holes? •n~~~-. We ••pelr All Mtkn & Modelt I CLELAND'S T.V. l Box IDSO I I I I t I lb. 0.0 .... w.-.. *••-z J!lll>, lt/1/. f t • t t "' ... - Ice Cream ......... _. . _. . . ;.. 49c f TomatoSoup ..... 10 ~:~.'$1 Coffee. ...........• :, 69c Morton Froun · Minute Maid Arlt 1Croger HI-Nu or S.aPK~ • Domino Sugar Green Giant Kitchen ., lilted . $1.49 l:om or Peas._ ••••• 5't!' $1 (A)ffee -··-------G.- Gllftt Nlltloto lllcod .....,._ Preserves ......... _4 !. 79t Green Beans . . . . . . 5 ~.:- $1 14 01, Jar lb. tr I I LB. LB. • UICe 39( SMOKED PICNICS _ __ t ( $1 Zerex or Prestone • Gol.$1.49 $ 46 oz. cans • • I I • • t t t •.39c I I I 0 b •t 1 f ( Folger's Coffee _______ 2 $ Bag - - - - -- e ~ ti u ,, HART CREAM STYLE CORN PUMPKIN :~~~Y_ __ 2 2~~:.·~29c lH In "" •t ••bE m go wl wl •'" b• ·-· 'I Fruit Pie,~----'~~-----· 4~.$1 Surf __ ... _.. __ . __ ••... 2 '-:.:" 57c i 1-- - -- -- - · - - - - Breeze----------------- 2 ::: 73e Dried p Beans Silver Dust Blue--------- :: 87~1 - - - - - - - · - · -·-- - - ·- Active Condensed "All" .. _ ::· lie - -- - - --·--· 4 ·- Fluffy "AU"-------~----- ~ Dt - - -- - - -- - -· Vim .......................:................ --:• -- Cold Water" All" ........,•• ::,• fie CaulI•tlower .. ... 29c Lux Liquid 1--------- ·-- ----~ £) FRUIT COCKTAIL "::.~FRENCH FRIED POTATOES~~:~. 2~~ 39c II> Folger's Instant Coffee .. ~:· $L69! ... D • -----·--- Diihwasher "All" __ • __ . .. _ ••• 49e PROZEN 0\ f $L60 - - -- - - - --·-- Bog ol Bl • ~.:. Pet "Please" ............. ~:· .We lb . l ! • RED ·WHITE • RLUE I I = - -- - - 1 a:: 89t i - - - - - - - -- ·------- -- i Anfl., ...... • FISH c I (A)lgate •••• """""-"3 Libby's Tomato 11. Bruce Floor Cleaner _..... Pudding •••... _..• 6 ~:;. 49c Margarine •..•.. _. 2 ~~. 57c htloi- Elp. l0/9/116 -- ~ Mn. PIIIMrl'o Wh ....... , 2 IIDttles K""" t OR.IIING Z.,. 11/0/M any 2 pkel;. Fmhort 1r K,...r II... tr Drtp lpolfight lnolonl .......... -~'-""' Co.....,... "r-T"'IIII ................. eou...., e~ Pear Halves ...... _4,~:. 303 $1 Skim Milk ..•••.•••• ~1• 39c GROUND BEEF oouporu within thlo a4. Si:e Pot Pies ..... .. -... 6 :k~~. $1 Orange Delight .... 10 ~ $1 SALT all fCIU ......Ill King • lI Steaks .. ___ . '':~. 49c ~., v .. r.Ph Blue Detergent RADIO & T.V. Elp. 10/Y/ei S.o,... Fish Sticks -•••.•__ . ~~;: 39c SERVtCC- if STIW BEI!P -d. ,........ I Top V olue SI4111PJ G.,.nd Fnth Hourly to lnturw ytU freshnesa you To Fit Your T11ble I ... ,...... 2 lbs. w more Ground Chuck Always Two led Labell Top Value Stamps, that's how! 600 Kroger Fresh / Stamp s can ll !!lp him saw, dnU , pa1nl and hammer! Sk1I 1Ai inj;h 'lllllll!llf. 01111 K• t ... ,th sall d•ng and buffing alla chmentt.. Yours lor 12 bookt Top Velv• Stam ps Dr• II only , you rs for 8 boOk$ Top Vatue Stamps. TIH> Val KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE~~~y 25c PURINA DOG CHOW 25 '~s2·69 RACINE, OHIO Red Tokay • Blue Ribier White • Seedle11 lbs. Head ---~ ___,_______ : '!13c New Yams _~·~ ~:~~~. ~ .!':"!'~ ~~- .• _••• _ 3 .... 35c Yuban C.offee •.• _______,_ !! ·97c Endive or Romaine Lettuce ... _.• _ - 19c 3pagnum Peat Moss ...••.. ____ . _',.":· $2.98 Swan liquid __ . __,__ --··-Michilan Peat •••••••.••. _. _.•.. ':,•· $1.,9 Mueller's Spaghetti------ 16-. At:. ZestaCraekers __,________ _ . . (1;11; And where do you get Top Value Stamps? At the better stores, that's where! They're your extra dividend, the bonus that make1 your, shopping dollars worth mQre. WAID CROSS' SONS :e lArge Your dollar's worth more when you shop at the that gives TOP VALUE STAMPSI D-CAJn - . _..... ___ -·-,. -----Suganne • . _... __ .. __,_ ... Co;l'llolll. 'lito ....,.. .. a · 0 IIIIo • 't ;;; • l -~ ___j • • / I �· . .. ... · · ··-·~·~ ' Parkersburg Lass is Determined to Study ""1ilitary Science at Marshall University ~TI ~GTON , W. Va. $676.40 is Cleared Alter Expenses From 1ag Day For Middleport Bancl Mrs. Robert King, Middleport Band Booster president, and Mrs. Charles Gerard, Tag Day Pllul I. llnart, • Adnllnlltrator chairman, have announced. that ., tha Eatm ot a total of $704 .42 was collected CINrtotta Perrin, cttc..ndo ... ...,.n~ '''""' •• ,,•• ,.,.,.r, Saturday with H76 40 cleared ~Mitt,.,, county, Ollie. ..... Oh''· dfl'1nd1ntt. after expenses. ..., • ,NOTICI av PUBLICATION Tb e ban d, under the dlrecUon ••· , , 11 11 (UP!) .,., 1\lariDe Corpa - oager lcr science elasseo, Lselle bad In .,-,,g wart ime lt was not un- bool eamp. But teo dayi belln her phyoleal she feU, blt her head, and was tater dlclarod lnelll!ibla lor active duty. Her determlnati.OD dld n o t flag. She went to work at t.bl Marino Col'pl RtcnJIJDg otaUon Ill Parkersbw'g. AIM so von molllbJ there she decided to change taetlcs and attain her goal throngb the colleg• RaJ'C program. She came to MarshaU and 181 In on two miU!arJ ocl•••• elasse1 and was sold. 8ho otr tered Marshell thtllall. In order lo em. lho military .11 for young men, wbn were .ao young or had been d.. c'ored 4-F, to beg, lie and go 'lUgh complicated scheme• to in In the armed services. e case of Leslie Cummins, rshall University freshman Park ersburg, is unusual. slie is a young woman, who . . veaceti=, is making a determined effort to get into the armed t'orces. She is th& first girl ever to enter military sci· ence t'(Jurses at Marshall. "My first love ia military sci· ence," says Leslie, who I ir s I found ber "first love" at the ""' of 10 when she read a book called ••west Potnt Plebe.'' Her Interest grew a few years later when her two brother!! en· reeeive permission from her dean and the ROTC professor, Col. Patrick H. Mi>rgan. However, she wiU not be allowed to participate in drills , won't go to summer C! a m p, won't receive a aommission with ber classmates and wes not Issued • uniform - so for Leslie,. her military sot en c e classel are only a partial victory. tt~";'e!:!,alaes:::.. ':,~~~~ J:;_ Virlinia. will take notice thai on the 30th day of AUtlllt 19115, the Plnln· tw herein filed her petltJon ltlainll her, the aald .Jeanette Bevenp Wad. deU, In th e Court of Common Ple at of Melu County, Oh io , t he be· s~tme 1 3 :: J!S:U:~icn: ~~ !e~tn'~':. 1 ~:~;; ~witt .., ellld Peuuon dlllcrlbed. Lot No. • In the t' Olf AddUJon to lllddleport. Melp County , Ohio. The prayer ol u ld Petl tJon It for tbe perUtion of the eald real eatate and for other equitabl• relief. S ald Defendant II required to answer .aid PeUtioo on or before the 23 rd day of Odober. 11105. or wW be l2Membersof Farm Bureau Go to Logan iudMU~ent ..... ''""" oM. Perrin Beverly Daughters ol Twelve member! of the Meigs Countv Farm Bureau Womt!n were in Logan Monday to attend America Group the Southeast Regiorra1 WomMeets Monday en's rally in the armory. Theodorus Council Daughters Mrs. W. A. Smith, Ohio Farm tered the servlcf>. When she graduated from Parkersburg Cathotic H i g b School, she enlisted in the Wom- t~ustee, .,,.,.., ••• """' Attorneya for Plalntlft wilb lois master, lt).yeaPdd Jell }lofman Cl( Miami Fla. .... · .- ··- -- att~nded -~· ~nd $ ff" -- -~- ---- -----· -·Manning Kloes, executive D.- TfUb mg ut:e d s~owed ~lldrs. eHe/ on A chiCken barbe;•;r. dmner was I November 11 fh hospit~l 0 ~ Le~rn·l I 22. u Platollff 001 a. etc~ '"ane H eath W SCS will Meet October 11th The Women's Society In Chris· !ian Service of Heath Methodist Ch urch w1'II meet Monday even- A weekend revival will be ing, Oct. II, at the church at held at the Laurel Cliff Free 7:30 p. m. ,.::~h. PEACHES CORNER SECOND and MILL Monday Thru Thur!day-9 to 6 Friday and hturdo~ 1 30 to I: SO a~rman note~"' ~' ' lwm'a Preml111 - U. S. Oov'l. Inspected FULL - llo Oalltu Slitas Removed FULLY COOKED TOMATOES He~dquarten For ... purchasing either X-ray or resp'trat ory d.!Sease ef:JIII~nwnl II if Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr Carl Kau tz, pres1'd en, t con· ducted the meeting and re rt ed that Meigs County nowpohas· eight patients at the southeast Ohio TB Hospital in Nelsonville. • 25c 46-o~r. CAN chairman. Hostesses are Mrs I L. Mrs. cnkW. McComas, M f t B Jane ht II "d eMry, Ersd. odrresy ac e' an __s, __:::__:::.::_:_:_:::::::_ war oung. _ _ _ I pastor of the Cambridge Church as evangelist. Everyone lo wei· come. Eugene Gill is pastor. THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. HUNT'S HUNT'S Bartlett Pears c..1\11 39c Pork and ••••• 1 S HUNT'S HUNT'S an~ -··· c'"' \1 c BRAND Catsup 10-oa. 25 MEATS Btl, , HUNT'S Tomato Sauce c..·-···10c Italian Tomatoes 4 100 '1 HUNT'S HUNT'S WHOL! Tomato u.. 55c •::~:Tlool & lb. fro~en 11peeted 79c lb. WAFER THIN IECOULAI IIIICII Chuck Roast Turkey Drumsticks lwlfl'l Premium u... Oov't. ........... lb. 89c lwift't Premium - 99c lb. U. S. eov't. lnsptocted Mixed Cut Pork Chops lb. 49c Center Cut Minute Pork Lola Roast I Chop. lb.69c Steak~ 79c lb. Get 50 Extra S&H llllmpo With 2nd WHk Coupon! llo. 59c FULLY COOKED HAM SLICES lwlft'o Promlum U. S. Gov't. In.,oct.ol v,, ln.,octo4 Robinson's 16-lllb•. lb. lwllt'e Premium - U, 1. Government 2 ~~: 25c U. I... Fruit CooktaU BUn HALF WHOLE HAM Paste lwlll't PremiuM ltl. FULL - No Cenltr Slice• Removed C1n1 Apricots 3 No.c•••l~ '1 Hunt'I • HUNT'S UNPIILID Chili Sauce lllf.z-... 25 c ( SHANK HALf HUll'S Tomato Juice 1 j 21/t Cu HUNT'S .\ I sHIRT ,C AI EXTRA SLICE OF PLEASURE ) 1 1 lalvu -~perm en --~" 1 p- I llleed Band Boosters and com· mittees expressed their apprecl· ation to the residents Of the vii~ (a d !be b ' h ge an usmess ouses for their cooperation in maklng the Tag Day a succes•. Mrs. King and Mrs. Gerard wish to th an k everyone who bad any part in the project In any way. Method' t Ch h Oct 810 7· Js ure '. . .at Miss Bess Sanborn, program .30 p.m. each evemng With chairman, will present material retary. Rev .. Paul . V. Rice, former on the United Nat'lo""· Mrs. Datend t d now vid Entsminger is.... devotional The approximately 4500 let- distr ct Cuckler ters containing the oeals . t.amt'd the Pomeroy Garde-n dub l s home from and im- served at noon . .,..:s. thLltta be prepared Robe!.son eake aft K., h fNovember 11 . Monday aflernoon at her horne, 1proving llayes report· · · • sp r '" e er· : Plans were made lor the an·, a c or the rund MulbeJ ry Ave. I l'd nn sf'veral Jllembers VISlhng mg noonmspokr LJ vmg lndwunand t~lsoand shr,\~ed nual . stuffmg bee'' ltfr the I to be named later. • h The meeting opened w1th the \1abel Bt:lrhs, \1rs Cuek lfl and 1 d Chrts! mCJs Se.d progr:1rn when1 Mrs P. K Russell Mrs 1{oa erson C.oodwm A 1ank you I syenr spenthealth. a ! th e Melgs (' oun1Y Tu berc u1OSIS . 1Ne1gl•r ond · Mrs. Bert ' ·· 11 t.'S inrs.Indi v_erse o t e mon _y Mrs. K"'" yn leaching 11 1 th b Charles fPehm nger, preSident. De rt!:•d lru m the Tedrow; and helping with eye su rgery· land !1eal'" ,\ssocmt wn met re- , were appomted toe committee votions taken from The Lpper I fatm l). Past Chairman of the various' ce ntly at the nome of Mrs. to lnvest1ga!e the pos.•b!llty of 1 Room vrere led by Mrs. J. 0. The. r('porl of. the uuditing I counties were recognized ind udRordel. Me~bers ~ponded .to _co mm1ttee was g1vrn by Carrie 1 ing, Meigs county members, roll call wath ~1e1.r .favnn lf' ! Meinhart and accepted. A com- Mrs. Homer Holtt.'r, Mrs. Davtd hou~ plant. An JDV_t~hon ~as • munication was n'ad from Ed· I Koblcn lz cmd Mt·~. Virg il At· recetved from Twlltght (,ar· 1. 11h Wakely, disLrict deputy. m kins, w:;o also is a P;:~st Region· ~en dub to attend a demo~~t ra· ! r~g-ard to the rf"ception and six al Ch<1irrmm. Refrrshm_e nts were tio~ at. t~e . Ohw Power Com o. . clol'k po tlu('k dinner lt'lnoring served fol lowing the meeting. [ an} off1c. en No~ember 3. Ed1th Betzmg associate sta le I Attendi llg fro m Meigs Coun · 1l 1 A commu~l~atwn wa~ r~ad , councilor and bo(,slcr meeting ty were Mrs_ Harold Carnahan, from. Mrs. Ch.'1rles LeY.J~ con· : to be lwld \ovembPr 4, .at .\1 rs. Holter, Mrs. Ed i5nn Hol!on, cermng the Coun ty Chnstmns Chester Cr<J de School. . 11rs. Arthu r Orr, Mrs. Atkins, . flower show and announrmy, ~ A practice for the recept ion! Mrs. Knblt>nlz. r..lrs. Harry (;u. : meetmg of. Garden club pres1- wil l be ht>ld Ort ober 17, at the! atrie. Mrs. Df'lbrrt. Gaul, Mr!'l. de~ts and llow!'r charrman, for · school. A contri butiOn of $2 was I Andrew Cro~:; . Mrs .Juhn Wul· Fnda.y, Oct.~ber 6 at .7 p.m. at 1 ma de l_uward a gift for Mrs. ~:_a nd :\1rs. Rol and F."dstman. the Columb•a Gas office. Betzmg Plans wrrr. made for · . 1 Two pa pers from ttle Flower an auction sale at the next 1 and Ga rden magazine we re pre- I meeti ng. sented. The Biza rre CactJ bv FINISHING Mrs. Roy Betzi ng and Pods and Our best qu ality Cones, Mrs. E. W. Coates. GARNER EMPLOYED serv1ce Refr eshments were served by Robe rt A. ('.arn~ r was 1. mr d the hostess to the members and , as choir di rector for lhe Umtcd 1 DAY SERVICE one guest. ~ r_s .. lay Warner . . Mf:'!hmkl rhur::r when the Utfl· ON REQUEST The next meetmg Will be ht-ld i cia! Boan·. met Sunday rvening. at the home of Mrs. Dor Sf'hae- Mr c::1•· 11 1 who is ba . ~d direcfe~ a.nd t hf're w.lll b~ a dC'mon· tor for Rut lcmd Hi gh School, sh ahon on Chmtmas arrange- 1 hHS d ireh·d thf' chn1r fo r the menls. pasl two Sunday mornmg~ Cleaners Pomeroy ' - - -= ,;,..1 1 ~ellie a. 15, Dixon, ANNOUNCE REVIVAL 1 of America met in regulllr ses·l Bureau who sion Mond<:~y evening at the the Assoct:lted CourJtry \\ omen rooF hall with Della Stahl of the World meeting in Ire. I councilor, pres dm• . speaker in the 11land. w" the d I ld f h I 1 Rrporled iH wereHospJtal Ma_rguerite and orenoon an . 0 0 . er np Durst in Holzer Miss Ebersbach " Is Hostess to I1 Garden Club MISs Lydia Ebe,~ach enter-1 Wtlma Terre ll Gl adys tw 1, WATER BUNNY-"Fatao• looks aDXious to get out of the pool, but It was 110 terrible aecideot thai !lOt llim into the ,..ter inidea the of llnl place. "Fatao" wa,--t jackrabbit whose a good time Is dipIsina tile pool Working at the headquarterl l<lr the Tag Day at the Co!IIIJI. bue and Southern Ohio Electrle Company were Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Rebert King, Mrs. Roger Morgan Mrs Beary Clatwor· • tby Mrs.• Wjlliam Grueser, Mrl. Uw Don' Mullen, Mrs. Robert '"'. of Mr. William R~ll, parad· aell, Mrs. Norman Van Matre ed through the resuiential dis- and Janie Gerard and saD d r I • before the canvass. trlcts Clatworthy. There Will be $5110 Of the tot&} receipts placed in the uniform SoJl cltor8 I0 th e bUS IDe99 pJ&Co fund and the balarice In the es were Mrs. Tom. Rue, Mrs. band's general fund. 1bls en· Russell, Mrs. William Childs. ables new uniforms to be pur· Mrs .. Robert SchmoU, Mrs. CurtiS Jenkinson and JI I D chaSed When needed withOUt I · 1f d · Cooke ' SpecUI UD • faJsing drive. age 1 1 Docorat.d .... "I 4·Rolle 4 aoo '1 Hudsoa Towels AiplragUS Spears loyal Pri- II'S Ubby'a Cant PUMPKIN MIX Oft MATCH" MA BROWN oiELLIIS 11 Brand NeW !966 Model $1 5 oevelcped FALL l~·OZ, Jlfl Value Spectacul~r Mil lrown'1 Blackberry Jelly M. Strawberry Jelly I IDRTHERII TOILET TISSUE I I ( S I ~ rolls b 't I I e r Dutch Loaf u ~ 0 lngred• ents: [ lean pork lean beef • •• b ZENITH HANDCRAFTED ~~~ : 2~_:.~..99.~.~,~.~. ~ TV $25995 '1 Fresh Picnics f\ . , P~neapple 211s Cana s alt pepper I Swift'• JEWEL OIL liced FRESH in the store where you buy it coriand er s age s uga r Oven baked for full flavor / f}(!'i,. h~~J""" ' (uc f>roHfr rl·· r • nri,(H id~ NO PAINH D t:III [IJ ITS.,, Full RJNOI'IJfi NO PRODUCTI ON SIIDRTCUTS I •• INGELS FURNlTURE b p WY 2·2635 Opon Fri. & Sat. Nights . . . that's one of the reasons French/City brand Dutch Loaf 1110 •·elicious. As soon as it's baked. the loaf is sealed to protect , reshness and flavor. When It's cut for you at JOIIf neighborhood store, each slice is as fresh as when it calM Gilt of the oven. Extra Lean Short Shank mu IOHICK 11 lb. PictSweet Dinners 39c BLADES Chicken - Turkey - Beef Salisbury Steak SSe SAVE 24c Do1ble Edge &9c SAVE 31c Injectors LOTION f/IVI 10. '""'. 29o I.Ct. Pkg. Snowdrift $1 3 IJ ,tz. pkp. Spacl•l line Uvea FOLIIR'I Chunk Ti!na INITANT loW Frozen 6 '1 IIIII IYANI . Plllt ••ked Ptwtllrttl A Oln1111111111 •••'1" DOim IGI off Oc~slon OIIOIIIIGS 'f>:.· COOKING OliATIHG GOI.PEN OELICIOUS 25c 25·•.. Jar Star-Kist Cat Food .... Musselman's ' Applesauce lhortlnlnl 39c Try some. In fact, tey all the French/City bre.OO meats. 12.... Middleport lwlft't Prtllllum - •• I. Gov't. lnsfooclllli CAL.LA STYLE H AN OCR.o\FU :o G ' lart Jtl. et This Sensational low Price! b b •' J()..()L 7-Ct. Pkg. that are 'lunoh-paill'ighl. 6 ' 3 makes flavorful sandwiches ( D 0 10.0.. ... Jc-rs I • I • 3 Sum111r Isle Sllnd 12 1 3 I t ... 21/a ltown'• • 1)ual MARGARINE Appi......Cherry-Gra-Pium-Cinnamon /lpplo SpBCisiiY ·ffb'"' Ml Choice 4-oll. Pkg~o APPLES fl'tU Grlsp Celery r-. .,. ~EARlS 25c c n. 29 1 Cole Slaw Mix rktl. D1IIJ Sun Frast Oranp Juice Ya Gal. 69' �1 \ ;!- _ - 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-MI~dleyort, ~~~-_ec Joppa ~ Honorary Doctorate Given Soe!iety Notes ~ WW I Hero Ike by Ohio U -.' · ..... The Long Bottom WSCS ' ATHENS Ohio iUPli - Ohio University Tuesllay presented a~ honorary doctor of humane letters degree to Gen. Dwigrt D. Eisenhower. 34th President of United States. At the samP time, UnivNsitv President Vernon Alden announced plans for a $7 mi_llion center and a new endowed professorship on the campus. 1 Cheering townsfolk and st ud e~ts 111 this So~1theastern ,' Ohio college town lined the SJd<•walks to ghmpse the wartime and While Hou se hero. and applauded heartily at the famed V for Victory · - - - - - - - - - LaUfeI (•'I·rr J sign guests when the Joppa met for their September meet-1 ing at the home of 'Lavina non. It was the ZSth anotlver-1 sary of the WSCS. Those tending were Opal Harris, ice Barr, Mettie Benedum, Dealer For Glenda Benedeum, Rita Baker CTO~I< STRANI11lRS Judy Adams, Margaret lir<ISS· nlckle, Helen Kibble and HOLLYWIOD (UPI) -AlAND Griffin. Those from Long though Sidney Poitier :md Ann" BVNVAN-SIZED-11 tokes both Vicki KezeU, 13, and her brother Larry, 9, to manage the giant frying pan made Bancroft co-star in ''The Slentom were Geneva Yates, Paul Bunyan exhibit at Rhinelander, Wis. The for a der Thread," they never meet Wyers, Ada Bissell, Phon• WY -2-2550 exhibit commemorates the days when the town was an faet> ro face in the film. Pierce, Marie Lawrence important center lor the thriving northwestern Jogging Mr. and Mrs. Edge!, and Industry. hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Clearmont Har- Jones and family of Re.!ds1oille ANNOUNCING non spent Saturday ris spent the weekend In Mans- and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dillon II -"~ Sunday In Junction field visiting the 1r children. 1 and family· ~ Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mrs Fl ssi Pett vi it d , AT THE HIGH 7 CLUB h the tl neded lh · ? e Y s e an i Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green ONE ON THE HEAD-{) ne ' "homecomino ere Y a eRev Seiplee Sunday w1th her daughter, Mr. spent a weekend with Mr. and WED.- THURS.· FRI. & SAT. pheasant on the head is , ~· · ' and Mrs. Clarence Baker and Mrs. ern Green. better than two In the bush, j District Superintendent •. was the : family. . DANCING 9 UNTIL 2 1 says Parisian stylist Moli- speaker and the Maxvllle Gos- · Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Greerl ·l nario. Here's one of his pelaires were special singers. ] Weekend g~sts of Mr. a~d ! of Kent called on Mr. and Mrs . . creations, a short·cropped j Mr. and Mrs. George Reed I Mrs. Pearl Dtllon and family I George Reed. : Stale Route 7, 2 Miles Soulh of Mlddleporl, 0. 1 hairdo top p e t1 with a visited Saturday evening with were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dillon, Fr ends and realtives of Mr.l 11tuffed bird. Mr. and Mrs. James Brannon 1Coolville, Mr. and Mrs. Don and Mrs. A. E. Wyers and daughter, Reedsville. hospital. i - -- - - - - - - - M d M H b t wIf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen r. an r~. u er o and Keith have moved to Grove- visited recently with her father. ort where Mr. Wolf has em· I Mr. Denver Carman, at Peach P Fork ployment. ' Th~ Laurel Cliff Health club i , Mr and ~r~ . Earl Huffman. of will hold their annual dinner at • Columbus VISited recently w~th the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holley. I Karr. Naylor's Run Hill. Oct. 7 Mr and . ~rs . Robert Bowen at 6:30 p. m. recently VISited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Bowen at Complete Roo1111 \1cArthur. . Mr and Mrs. James Gtlmore of and Hrenda and Denise, and Mrs Hubert Wolf and Keith were in .Jackson recently. ' .'\1r. and Mrs. Charles Diehl , of Harrisonville Road spent an evening recently with Mr. and ' Mrs _ Norman Schaefer. I . lt's U~-Trac for traction, quiet running, long wear and trouble free Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker , scrvK:e. Thas special trac tion tire is dc.signed lo give max1mum service at atlendcd ... bJrlhd'uy party for an ~nomic~! co~petitive . price. It ha.~; penelration and self cleaning for Mrs. Lily Mains i:it the home or Middleport, 0. tracuon, special umque des1gn for quiet running and maximum riding comMr. Otho Radford. fort. lts 1~ 2 o( tread depth with specially compounded rubber assures maxi-mum mileage.. Constructt·J w1tb Jlylun cord for utmost slrt~ngth safety awl recappability, ' ANTHONY Plumbing- Heating 1 PLUMBING 1 I 1 The procession th<n marched Richland Ave. hill tu Mt:m· orial Auditorium, for th• de· gree presentation at the amwal Ohio University ?res1dent'' Co n· - - - - - - - - - vocation. By Btr.tha Parker , Alden descr ibed t~e primary . Filtv relaiJVe!S and fnends funclion of a umve_rs1ty as ht'lp· el uold ,1, , 1 tho'. hon·1, of m "' nd •t":,_ Lou Diehl to ' hPip ing students to "fmd your own '!r 1 1 ' d a u significance. Yo1u . mu~:. 1t•trr cPkllratt- their 50th wedding an· mine those qua Jltt:s w He I are ni\'ersary. Potluck dinner was unique ! ~· ~·ours and dff'ldt' m st>rv l 1 ilt ni iOil. ke erpam, eake what manner they can best be and punch was serwd in the used " an~·rn~~m The young president sa id ev~ Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ru ssell of en dm"gl madt' at the uld un1 Bt' v<Jnna , spent several days verslly thus far has been dl- with relatives he r~. ft'llt'd !IJ W<Hd ont goal the Mr aud Mrs. ~ nlz Stahl of . hf ld M d Mrs achit"vement of d1st me tion Jn New ~.Iars te · r:> r. a~"h " 1 · htgher edut"a uon Jnhn ( hamp1on 1 r.nna ~· ,u· er of lnd1ani;1, Mr and Mrs. Bud "Ohio Uni\'ersiJy is now fac· Nnr11Jn, u~·vt'\::md. 1\-lr. und \Irs. td wilt lht' <'huiet• of t's lab- BPnlon Ponn, Pomeroy recently Jishing l'or itself Dl'M' standards ('ailed on Mr. and ~rs . Nvrman of arbip~·erne ot, or of sue· Schaeft'r. rurnbing 10 aimless t•x pansiun H.-.v and Mrs. Eugene Gill in lhr guise of progress." be and .ll;irls spe nt the weekend added. with relulives m Zanesville. "The chal lt.'nge we fare in Rev Gill attended a meet ing at try ing Ill Jr\·clnp a universtty ilw ~ ·rec M etho d1 ~t Church of dlstmrr~tm ts stnular to, and Mrs Laura Schaefer, who was close!~' relutt-d to . the ehallt•nge a medi~al patient at Vetera ns b~i n g farrd b\' eaeh of vou as ~Icmorial hospital is stayi ng at }'IJU ~ att empt ·to de\·P.loP your IH' home of Hugh and J\·larg<uet po te11tial a~. l rtd ivi du <:~ls ... Alden Leifheit.. told the .:~ tuUents. Mr and Mrs. noss Poulton uf ··You arc cre<~tmg a life. we Ci:inlon, Mrs. Hoadley Carruth· are crea ting an institution . to· er!) Beal'h City . were ca lled gPther w" ~ee k no! onl~· self· here 'by the illness of their morespect. but the lasting -esteem !her. Mrs. Vernon Howell, who f ~ soc1ety'' is a patient at Meigs General up ed them · recently on their 25th LODGE TO MEET 1 wedding anniversary. Helen Kil>- Pomroy Lodge No. 164 Fret . and Accepted Masons will meet ble, Thelma Watkms and Ruth . at 7:30 p.m . at the Masonie Ann Scarbrough ""rved as j Temple tonight. There will ~ tesses. 1 work in the first degrP.e for ont Gladys Hemey and I candidate. Refreshments will be Reed caned on Jessie served. All Masler Masons Ill Mr. and Mrs. Herman invited. nlckf and family visited ==========:1 1 day evening with Mr. and Clearmont Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scarbrough and son of Bashan ran-] Your Dependable ed on Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sociel}' News .I s·. 1 • THE FLYING CIRCLE BAND HIGH 7 CLVB j 1 r-..---,;,..--...-;·; =====-.! j 1 3 FURNITURE S595·0.0 BAKER fURNITURE 7.50114 BLACKWALL EVERYONE INVITED TO OUR TUBELESS -. ' PLUS TAX LAWN PARTY (2644711 (26-0412 ) (26-047-4) {26-0475) (26-0476) (26-04781 750 X 14 800 X 14 JW) IBJ (B) I8) (B ) 650 • lJ 750 ll 14 800 ll 14 670 X 1!1 Tubele5!1 Tubeless Tubele&5 Tubeless TubeTrpt .., 1.82 2.19 2.37 U7 Add hcl" Tn lo Ill priUI_ 'AI~o tvalliltllt kl whiltRII Qulllllilin 11mitld In 101111 ''"'· 18.95 20.15 13.95 15.95 1oi . 2~ 15.50 17.75 12.95 1.75• .t $2.00 addlllolll&. and DO grip. ~l's the should IJrt you have fur all bad wealher drivins other tire ofters so much built ·in ac~:ident prevention at 10 .,• reuoe- able a price! 'I U SIH o ''<0 2&4tlt 26-0420 2i-6Ul 26-0<122 ....... ·~· 7001735 • 750177'5. 100/825 • 65017 35 • 670!775 JC 710!115 • 760/845 X 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 820ftoo It 15 Black Bladl Bl•c• Blick 3 BIG DAYS GIFTS FOR ALLI FUN - FAVORS - PRIZES I' '· POMEROY MOTOR co. I I • fl1.75 11.95 21.7t 8I1Ck 18.56 19.95 Black BliCk Black 23.88 26 .60 21.75 PIUI Tal" - Adcl $3.00 fOI' WhltiWIIll COME IN TODAY! Thursday-Friday-Saturday ~ ~ R IC! I WEATHER In · - - ---- eratlon was the use of a ptece : the in which he has been trappell of equipment, called. a "portasince Tuesday aflernoon failed pov.w nose, . to. slip a ropr.. tooa around Morns' right and left y. p u·t teg and another around his right Akro . ". nurse Eve 1yn . e I, ' · lrdnd. : who 1s about s. · feet - 2 mches 1 H.escue operations were sus· WASIDNGTON _ OPPON-' ... and OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY tall and we1ghs nearly 85 dd ·1 · 1 0 f th . · · ·1 · ff to pen e to awaJ arrtva e enis of llle administration's btll • pounds, lal ed m her e orts ~~ ' hose fr<,m Cleveland, about 20 . . .. . " place a 10 - inch expansion bar to th octh. to nullify state nght to work I 11 •5 bod 80 8 ope : m es e n . laws w~re ready w1lh more · th b over c oy r · Y 1 SAIGON (UPI) - An Amerl- A young auto mechamc from could be fixed to bis waist. I can military spokesman an-~ Ashtabula nearly 100 miles dis-1speeches today and alii Shlgns : . A second att empt, bY J erry I nounced tonight that three U.S- ·Itant , was ' bemg rus hed to the 1. suggested that the rea s own1 :· Ulrich. 12, North Royalton, . al-: Air Force jet planes were shot scene by sheriff's cruisers from ! down would not. come un ·, so failed. Jerry squeezed mto ldown in rflids over Communist : two counties in hopes he might · next year. . . the crevice, but was unable to ' North Viet Nam Tuesday and I help. He w s William Rwoe, 4- Opponents agam today wer~ get the ~op around the victim, that all four fliers were miss-'lfeet-10 ·nches tall and weighing ready for what Senate Repu.bh- 1 Morris Baetzold. , lng. · can Lea~er Everett. M. D,•,rk- 1 1just 78 pounds. Jerry said Morris was crying : There was no confirmation of 1 Baetzold slipped into the crev- sen called a campaign of atsoftly and asked the younger : a claim by Peking that the Red · ice Tuesday afternoon while on \ tenuated debate.:• But . Senate 1I boy , "ls there anythint:: J f!a.n <Rir force had shot down an i a fie!d trip wilh ?ther re.sidents . D~mocratJc . MaJOrity Leader 1 do to help you? Oh please, IS · American plane over Kwangsi, of the Methodist Children's M1ke Marud1eld, Mont., planned there anything I can do?" I Province which boi-ders North I Home in nearby Berea, to force a test vote Friday. I Doctors were concerned about : Viet Nam. Peking said one! the hrief periods of unconsciou .. ' plane was shot down and three : NEW YORK - HER HUS-1 ness Morris began to expenence 1 otht!rs chased away. i band wept. The policeman who , about 8 a.m. EDT. They feared : The "pokesman said the three questioned her wept. But thel the youth would lapse Into in- · planes shot down - one F4C! 31 year old mother showed no ·· ntary sleep or uncunscJous-! Phantom and two F105 ThUD· ! sign of emotion. nes!l and not be able to help ' derchief-all went down In thej " I wanted her to be an an· free h1mself. i same general area about 40 to . gel." said Mrs. Kathleen BrenThlrd Attempt Readied 145_ miles nortreast of lhe North l • nan of New York. "! wanted The youth had been trapped Vtetnamese capital of Hanoi. . . ber to be an a et.•• That was In the treacherous sandstone, He said an extensive se:archj While prices were !sightly 1_____ -· ng -=----- - - - \1 Cr'ii;L~ for r3 hours when the ; mission failed to find the pilots. I lower than last year, . 47~ head BOOSTERS TO MEET two res.;ue attempts failed. He' There was no indication whe- ' of feeder calves, we1ghmg an · -·· -.. , ther the fliers were killed or average of 410 pounds per head, A mee.ting or. the Rutl~d APPEALS TO AMERICANS I eaplured and Peking gave no in- brought an average of $22.57 per Red Dev1l Athlellc Boosters Will NEW YORK IUP!) - Gen. dicalion of the fate of tbe pilot hundredweight (cwt Tuesday be held at the Rutland High Maxwell D. Taylor, former am- it said was downed over China. I at the Gallipolis area feeder school.gymnasmm at 7:30 P·l Brave! We're all for combating the cold in such a fashionable 1Jll10118111oft b: ssador to Soulh Viet Nam,! lfllnoi has threatened to try calf sale. m. tomght. All football parents e<-..J ted on the American people jcaptured pilots as war crimin-1 Proceeds of the sale totaled and other persons interested in l glove leather uppers and little stack heels make these furry-lined boola Tuesday to help feed and care als. I $44,034.26 for an average of better athletics are urged to fo.r the 611,000 refugees of the . . Desp~te the. loss, heavy Amer- $92.50 per head , according to attend city-pretty. Flip down a knitted cuff in OLYMPIC, or show off pert Viet Nam war. ~ 1can air action continued over Byrson R. Carter , Galha coun- 1 'faylor made his appealj North and ~uth Viet Nam and ty extension agent, Agriculture. TWO FINED I stitch ing detail in our selection of snow boots, with non-slip soles. through CARE, which is trying B52 strategiC bombers from The average price of 245 Florence Peepell, 36, Middleto raise $3 million for food, IGuam attacked a Comrnumst steers was $24.36 per cwt. , with port, and Ma"y Curtis, 20, Pornthem soonl 99 to 99 clothing, medical and school! strongh~ld 10 miles from the individual grades as follows : ef'oy, each were finert ~5 and supplies, resettlement tools and ! ~ambod.Ian border. The region two prime, $24.36; 65 choice, costs on ~ssurerl c!ear Wstance other aid needed by the re-"s 75 m:les northwest of Saigon $24.90; 142 high good, $24.43; charges m Pomeroy Mayor fugees. a~d is the s~spected hideout of and 36 good, $23.00. Average Charles Legar's court Tuesday . Vtet Cong military leaders. weight of the 245 steers was I 432 pounds per animal LOCA LTEMPS , Average weight of the 231 T~e te~peratu.re !" Pome- j heifers was 386 pounds per ani- roy s busmess district at 11 :25 1 OlvOTEt. TO INTUE$1 O• rna, and brought an aver~tge a.m. today w~s 56 degrees un-1 MEIGS MASON AREA price of $20.44 per cwt. Inidjvid· der sunny skJes. ••m•r• a. owen. ,........,., Gauge readings - Gallipolis ual grades brought the followen"'*' tann,nm. Iemar Dam 12.2, 12.2, running 21h feet ina prices: no prime or hioh LYON, France (UPli - A Puon~neo ' " " •tternoon ••~ept II • • sunc1., ll' n.. Olllo v•lln l'ubil•b on ro ers, Pomeroy · Mason choice, 38 choice, $21.86 ; 165 major traffic jam was caused ~Allddle Ina l'omPin~ uu 111""" 11111 ~ til t'om j20.66 Pt Pleasant 24 17 Hin- hi h ood ...0 34 and 28 good here today by a turtle crossing eNJ Ohio Buslneu Ofnce phone ' · · • g g , "" . ; , POMER Y, OH 10. :~, 1-tlM ldltnrlal phon• wv 2- ton 1.28, Kanawha Falls 3.49, $18.90. Average weight of the a main highway. Traffic stopped · Charleston 19.01. London, Mar. 231 heifers was 386 pounds per 00 1~ the animal p~a~s~'-------'----~~-~-~-~-~-~-~--~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' lot.red •• •e~oad eaJ" maillna met and Winfield dams were on · ..1 m;~U.et II l.hl p011l oftl(!l 11 Pomero1 amma Otuo the sills. Carter s8id there were con~ NntonaJ ad...rtwns tlliltt•enLitlwe, Boat Movements: signers at the sale from six :~"!:~.·. ~!:h~t!',.'~ey . ~~~-lA:!~:· Obio River - Philip Sporn counties, including Gallia, JackSut.crrtpUol'l rilte•: Oet•v~red 11-, down 13, 4:40a.m. ; Titan son, Lawrence, Scioto, and e1rr111 where nallai'IL• 30 tenLI 13 · PI' wee•• one l'e&l tn ad••ooe at , 5·25 a.m.; Nahonal up Meigs in Ohio, and Mason counth• .nu, Jl,n•.• nll olt4ee. 115.611; 81a_ 1.55 p. m. · Barbara t W V mol'lthA f'f,ilflo thtM ~t~nnfhf, QJID ' y, . 8 , s, r.tol41r KouM .,.,,,. c•m• ,,,.. 14, 7:30 p. m.; Charles Sponsored by the Southeast1 1 :;• m': :~~ a,~!; it~ $o.n~~ t! son up 15, 6:JO a. m.; Jinx ern Ohio Beef Cattle Associa16, 3 a. m.: Walter · tion, and lhe Gallipolis Area Up 16, 4:45 a. m.. John J. 1 feeder ra lf committee, animals Rowe down 17, 10 ·55 p. m.; in the sale were graded by ry Bosworth up 17, 12 :45 a. m.; Don Sallerfield of Highland E. P. Jones Up 17, 1:30 a. m.; county. ': Roberl Reed down 17, 6:10 a.m.: Assisling al the sale were Dorothy .Estes up 18, 5:45 p.m.; these county extension aaents, Queen C1ty down 19. 12:45 a m.; Carter, Gallia; Bob Crawford, A. J. P•tten up 19, 7 a. m.; Agrlcluture. and Boy Haynes, Last time it was size. This time? Quality! Quality thars built in-1101 Eastern down 23, 6:45 p. m.; 4---H, both of Lawrence county, The odded on. The promise: more built-in quality features DO extra prit». Duncan Bruce dowo 23, and C. E. Blakeslee, Meigs counPerfect p, m.; Valley ty extension agent, Agriculture. Remember when American Motors came Gift , down 23, 1:20 a. m.; State men helping out at the out with the trim lii.tle Rambler and ' Calhoun up 23, 3:20 a. m.; sale were: Paul R Thomas, exknockOO t he Detroit " Giants" on t heir of Love Ricardo down 23, 5:15 a .m.i tension marketing specialist and collective ear? Overnight, big fins and fa t land yacht.s went out ol ~t.yte. American ~guna down 23, 5:50 a. Richard Smith, extension speriMotors c11.me along with t he right cars at VJcken down 23, 6:10 a. alist animal science, both of the right t ime and caught the competitinn Margaret Brent down Ohio State University: napping. ThiM year, almost half the auto5:25 p. m. ; Elisha Woods Don Davis Jackson Area _ .: nf!w raule-daull'l Rambler. Outperferms neryotber earln Ita elMS (with shand. mobiles sold are Rambler-s izP. cars. Greenup 7:50 P. m.: Bob tension sp~ialis t, animal i"lldu!>\ 1rd cnctne!). "Oo Rotue. reaJIJ come with raUy strlpest" .. No. but wUh lhe bli new Round one to the "Giant~Killer." Whal ter up Greenup 8:45 p. m.; tries. ltnli•Ul they drive lbat way." '66 Rambler Amerkan Rope here October 7th. null For '66, American Motors a1aJn gets lhe jump on the big boys wilh a new rally· IUD.f.IN QUILm IS BURT·· wtn, OQiy ona S. Lewis up Greenup 9:15pm ; ing uy : Quality! A new kind of quiet qualily "Bill 3" rar (and Amerie.n Mollws) offer Brime•tone up Greenup 10 BUILDING HOUSES that It~ built in as standard equipment on a safety package with a Double-Salet' m.; Ranger up Greenup MANILA (UPII - Philippine brake system at 110 utra cost: CMIUI(: enry ear in the line. POITUND TIIO p. m.; Sally Polk down,·~;:~;~ army engineers began construe.. This is the American Motors credo. . --::. ,., ... lion of houses Tuesday 30 milet Qualil!J !lml' s built i n-1101 added on. First, IH:.~IMIHT ,225 up 10:40 p. m.; Sam H determine what has to go into a c-ar to down Greenup 11 :45 p, m.; from the Taal vol cano for the 'ding IJng $50 make it strong~r , safer, more dependable, W . Sweet down Greenup lhousands of refugees left -. Rl"l more luxurious. Then put it there. Regarda. m.; Lynn B. Up Greenup homeless when the volcano less of cost. Build it in. a. m.; Allied - Aahland down erupted last week. Ready to be convineed? Ready to be sur~ R s a. I< EO Mel dahl 9:Ill p. m.: Lady Glo- The first houses wlll accomprisedl Che(':k this page for • preriew of the D • ....., M .a N o M • N ° s ria up Meldah1 6:45 a. m. modate 120 families, who now 4 slef!k challengers. New cars. New names. Then admire the styliftl of tbese eJcitina: G.Wpolls · Dam Uve In school buildings, markA diamond Is the everaew r:UH. When you have finished, please lasting symbol of love. down 4:45 p. m. ; Aoa down eta, churches and convents. Choose it wisely. Look for ltl on your horse and co to the CrlendiJ the famous name "KeepGiant-Killer In JOur town. your American IUill·ll QlliiJIY IS IUII.T·· PDF••IIICl. Blf p.m.; Reiable up new standard ellfl-nes. Sporty option: 4-on• take" in tne ring and on Elgercliff up 2:30a.m.: Motors/Rambler Dealer, the-floor, Two automatlca' also aqllable the tag •• , your guide lin B. down 4:20 a. m.; •op!lont! on moll modtll 1Bu~ on • """"~'~''iocn ol m1nu· to quality and va: hl~tllreu'tu!IIJKIII<I Nlell prices. t• bandit the ebore of,., telsetioA. K. up 6: 10 a. m.; Solvay 8:55 a. m. ....: new roomy, ZCMUilf Ramhler. Doentt tramp your style. or your le11s.or your family. 1Y PREMIERE THURSDAY NI8HT! See tile new American Motun '68 can on • yoar pod:elboaiL ftlnk JOU bOW • Rambler wben yOU see ORef Think a1ain, look Kuawha River - Allen R. TONIGHT II THURSDAY "Tile Aldy 8rlfllth, DDR Kalllll, Jim Nabon SpHill," CBS-TV, October 7111 opln. See lho '66 llamblor ~ Rebel 11 ,....- Crieadb- Glant-Klller"o, October ?lb. Merrill down Marmet 9:30 p.m.: NOT OPEN Litlle George Up Marmet p. m.; Lucy Jane Luc., up MarFRIDAY and SATURDAY met 11:35 p. m. ; Beaver down Octobor l-9 Marmet 11 :35 p. m.; Beaver "WAR OF THE IOMBIIS" iTechDieolor) Open Frldeys Tll-5:00 down Marmet 3:05 a. m.: Se- John Drew Barrymore, Swli mel down Marmet 6:30 p. m.; Anderson, Ettore Manni, Ida SATURDAYS Helen Z. down Winfield 8:55 p. Galli Warriors of the damn· m.; H. E. Bowles up Win- edl UNTIL 9:00 P.M. "TAGGART" fleld 8:55 p. m. (Tecbnicolor) Tony Youna, Dau Duryea, Dick Foran. El!la Cardenas. Blood Feud behind hlml ... Apache Gold In lrooL WORLD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P.M. 1 1 476 Feeder Calves Bri·ng . $22 57 Average BOUQUETS TO THE BOOT LOOKI '1 6· THE DAILY SENTINEl 14· River news . 1 ~ Upw BlotJc.; er es in! American Motors Challenges the "Big 3/ of Detroit-With 4 New Lines of '66 Cars that Give the Public What it Want£ at ,-.·.~ 26-Gel& 26.(1417 POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR CENTER I Thfee Jets Lost In • A'Ir F• hling • expect-~-- Marie, in front of a subway \ corn dwarf mosa 1c disease this ren, Butler, Chnton, Greene and Cl4tPcly toaiJbt aud 'J'ImnllaJ• train. The girl was killed inslant· year, Agric-ulture Director John \ Montgomery counties. Positive lpooslbly f kw ..._. nJy. She was charged w1th hom1- M. Stackhouse S3id Tuesday. samples were collecl<d from 20 day. Low lmllCbl AU~, l!le c1de. \ Stackhouse said the disease counties but results of tests are\ ebaace ID temperalare ftarl. has been ISOI"aled in lfllmilton, l incomplete. day. 1 Uoioo B.l:di·Grip snow and mud tires oombiaot the baa feature. of comentional and traction lires On the dry road they roll aJong s mooth!~ without the usual bumping, rumbling IWd whining you ,et w!th .ordtnary snow lirrs. Off lhe road, where the going is tough, they'U d1g m and pull you lhroul!h snow, Nlush and mud where ordinary ~uuw tires !ilip and spin . Thr secret is in the ex.clusive U'nico Red.i-Grip tread and its hundreds of Jeep tread :md side wall bart that dil ill AT boy from a narrow rock hole - ONLY THE 1Daily sentinel, t'omeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 6, lvtiJ-1 her 4-year-old llaught.r, Ann ed to be serious ly affected by . Brown, Clermont, Mams, War- \\ ! United Preu lateraational had received no food or medi- 1··uch supplies for fear it might MED!l':A Ohio (UP!l _ Two1cation. Doctors emphasized no· complicate rescue work. allempts to' rescue a 15-year-old effort would be made to lower I A third plan readied for op- _ t ~ I 9 .9r, • 12.25' 13.50' FINEST MUD Be SNOW TIRES MONEY CAN BUY! UNDER THE BIG PAVILION I 1a REDI-GRIP CO. PRESENTS .••. . CHEVROLET Rescue Attem PtS Fal only exptanat1on Mrs. Bren- 1 ~;ow•u•~•- nan gcwe 1\lesday for throwing southern third or Oh1o i!l • {26·04101 POMEROY MOTOR HEATING •J•. ----•-••tillle a These tire~ combine del*!dable quality and a J'eUOilJ.ble prfce. Wrap-around tread fot better cornerina, tempered nylon bOOy for eJitra strenglh, impact resistance and . greaier safety. New 6-rib tread ia made of lonser wearina Polybutadieoe rubber that resimts cuts and chipping befter, givl!s longer mileaae and better traction. Ribs are "1iped" - remain cloacd while tire it nmnina, but open when you 1tart or slop to provide hwul,.. of lharp cd,e. for startinr tractioa or faller ato)ll. Service that makes fine products better 750 I( 14 flU' "·" 800 )( 14 170 )( 15 lUI ILOI i70 X 111 I POMEROY: ATHENS:2s KURTZ ST. YOUR CHEVY DEALER ·•i .. .<' ·:...!, , '1 ~·~ ·r.·!.,,' ' .tUJ:... .,'"' UJJJI • ' ,l ''" ' ..•...... ~~ ................... Set The New Shipment Of Fuhlonable ••• SUPER SERVICE STATION EAST MAIN ST.-24 HOURS ' 12:50-~a~-~;~m~-~;~r~~~t~;~;~;ll MEIGS THEATRE .,.s Mon. tfuu S.t. NEW FALL DRESSES 1nd The Lovely NEW FALL COATS Sist•rs Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy ~ . . 1f$,•,fJ\. r.,,., -------·- SUN., MON. ond TUESDAY Octobor 10.11-12 "HOW TO ITU, A WILD IIKINI" (Technloolor) Annette Funlcello, Dwayne Rickman JOII~O .UU , _ . ~ 10 enjoy IL Colt-""_.. 1b IJadlllac. Dooib~ lnbo Ub Oadlllae. Frteef un ........ ,.,, - · • - to . . uOclobot ,.._ Brian llDDieV)', Buster iteatou. Beverly Ada!ll!, llorvey Lambeek. J ~· AallleJ, JodJ MCCrea, lilePJ llooneJ. •n-lft 1 1 1 - M - Now,.. eu .... ,..lndluwr eor .... -· lEE YOUI FRIENDLY QIANT-KIWR, YOUR MOTORI/RAMBLER DEAl El METROPOLITAN MOTORS, 600-606 East Main St., Pomeroy, 0. ' . e bter !0; to ·,__ i' �.. \ ' pan1leDIIIwl, Pomm'O)"'Middleport, o., Oct. e 191111-11 Speak I of the Pomeroy Elemonta~ Jar mootinl will be held In lht I of otncers and Past Matrons IO·Dally Sentinel, . Around School arl! Named ' J O<·tober 6. al 7 so p m. at 11101 Tile Roek Springs Granao will , Delbert Mitchell lo Wortll~ Ma· N 0 T 1C E · TMII~~ontCMJII<Ilof Waha-1 , arhool to piQn for the Hallo- : moet Tburodty ot7 p.m. for a tron. MiP ldtw tlt<ltjf olll..r•l '' ... : ween ?arty Jl'ltiUck diJlnor, followed by the OCT. 8 ~ raJOR~UVIJ 41 • rtellt l I Th• Che! IOr Gord.. Club , reJUiar moolift! and program. I Th A le Grove USIC I 4 UIOtiJl; for lkt ""!!Unl Yltr. PemoroyJ ShlkOJp"re tlub i will meet at the home oi Mr ' Members are "'ked by the lee. Church hold a WISHES TO ANNOUNCE Miss Ann Rowell. Mioo M11• j mThey are Mu Ru51oii Ca~• will tllttt WodneodtY Ottober ' · and M" Purley Karr \Y:d;~~ l turer to bring their baby pic· I sale, i"riday, Otl I, In the THE CLOSING OF THEIR STORE lht llowlll, Mrl. Relph Wtlktr, j "-rt, adviJOI'; Shlrry P'lllher. II 3 p. m. at tho homa or Mrs., da~ ovenmg, Oct. &th • Itures. wort,h Butldlns un Second St. Mrs. Agnes Brown and Mrs. president, David Cooke, VIce T A. Hennessy. d b' P· · OCT 7 Members ol the Middleport Ill Pomeroy, beginning at t a.m. IN MARIETTA, OHIO ld J 11 Call secreta- 11le Amateur Gar eners c1u H ,_ .. O'B 1 have return· enr-~ r"'! pres ent ; ane • at Middleport will meet Wed· I The Past Chief• of Magnolia I Jolly Bunch SeWini Club will ~'~or;; aln:ee:~.;=:i~ ~· I rtY • troa~u;:J' \,:0t Th~~r~~ , r lay evening, Oct. 6, et the Temple Pylhian SISters Will 1 meot Thursday evening, Oct. 1 "I • • _, 1 /~ M;s. Harry li. Mm Ronnl; Stein, Bonnie ' home of M"'. Bruct Lloyd at 1 meet Thursday evening. at the at the Middleport Gas off1ce SKONDARY TO And Will Continue to Approxlmotely Nov. 5 nt the we~kend at Su ar I ' Nanc Proffitt, sen- p. m. Mrs. William Slater h~me o_f Miss 1'h:lma Grueser' I for a demonstration given by IIDNR I•ITAnOII 0 B dI t h spe k nd t d......... lllb ~n- 1 Blake s.nd 11 'Y c , Abo- I is the assi,ting hostess. Annual · w1tll M1ss Lena Grueser as co- Miss Betty Newton. 'Mle meet- uter "· &~M~mou X.ldn•J or aladd.,. IrPianos, rgana, 1 " ns rumen '-) (' a a ten..,. lor represtntll ve11 ; rBia · I pm and ltatlon••rrecttwlceum.,n,women.. Gultart,Amplifiei"'Reduced 1ng WI II begin at . ?·SO nual Ohio Swi89 Cheese Festi· li d Brenda Bradford, alter-~ dues art payable to Mrt. Lloyd, hostess. · · · ~~:nm•~:o'?r~~~·t~~~~IW'~:= ' Dill I R 11" William trea:-:urer An intereltlna: pro-- I' 11te Catholic Women's club of I members are to Invite gue!Jt!. u:rtnauon bo~ <~.,'= •IP\ fllla•i"Music, 7c I Copy Ytll. IUitta; Oa e odm\the Junhas been planned for this the Sacred Heart church will I Evangeline Chapter, OES, . WeJ'::h~li::.~::ll"''ffJ.urur J~ f,lr. aod Mrs. Dwight Wallace Arthur and !~J., D~~ Ma· mooting or the new year. , m..t Thursday at 7.30 p m. '" Middleport, will meet Thu,..day ~:;jl:l:ri'' ~~~~;·...,C'(:iJ"i'; were m Huntmgton Monday af· ior ".:f18~!nc H A apecla! meetinlil of the ofn. : sanctuary, for rosary serv1ce.l evening Oct. 7 at the Moijonlc ~'U.:nf~~r'tf~:w~:::l:'i!.m'~r:t:l. ~t 1n ternoon to attend tht . football chir . ~ M 'u·r. ..,. and committ"" members I FollowiiiJI the service, the regu· Temple, 'lllere will be election "'"""" " """"'"· "'"' '"" giUDe at Fairfield Stadmm 00- 1 ftltft, JeM11er an e Hart •filiiiiii · tween the freshmen Marshall : r011 Rolllllll. and Alan • a11 d Ohio University football ooplmmoro rLf!tNn~~~~ El· g .1e. Their son, Bruce, for- tomatea are ft , . nk, MHS athlete, playod tltf eonor Rouob and Mork Grur , eQfner line defense on lht Mar- ltoad. FORA shall team. FoilowiJJI tho llml thr) ;isited with 'heir liOft whu WIDE CHOICE Achievement Day is <1 student th~~rt. Speaker Announced WONDERFUL Gins! Mr. and Mrs. WUIIom Zoliler nnd son, Eutch, Belpre, vllited Dr. Tanner J. Livisay, Stat.e II Sunday with hi• sloter and 11m· ; Eltenoion Specialist in Child ily. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daven- i Development ond Human Reia· port anC: sons, Jerry and Mick· tton• of weat Virginia Umverst· ey. ty, will be the guest speuker at Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Web~r MIIOR r.ounty Achievement entcrtamed with a . dinner at Day scheduled for October. 20th their home Sunduy 1D Rutland at tho t-It Camp at !l<Juth01do. :. ' ~ ,A,..f A&out M'd"' {"'AI VNDAR ~ ... .. l'llt,rf ~II I • 1 ::."!:.. wendeII's M 1 JACKA(HE & • Store I i ' i SALE STARTS THURS Ott 7 10 AM. TENSION w.. cram mt WENDELL'S- 311 2nd St.- MarieHa 106~ G? --·-- I ) ' ANNIVIUA!Y Registration will be at _10 a. the dmn~r. 1 Cal 11 lltber guests were :\oir. and which will be served by the ~~o1 ?1-'lrs ,\ ·1yne Amsbary and son, necr Club, are m:-Jde by callmg , Han.\. Ga llipoli s. Mz·. and Mrs. or writing Mn. Htty Crank, 1 Law renee. Mill•oan. Mutdleporl, Henderson, West VlrKinia,. Dr 1 and Ot=:ntHS, Dean, Donna, DaJ- Mr::;. G. c Sommer. Southsid e. ! las. ;1 11d Ou one Weber. . · by October 13th. The cobt of the .Mr. <md Mrs. Al!eo Jenlunaon dinner will be $1.25. hav e elurm:d from northern :mnonng Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helrlt'rgol! of Los I Dtuo where they attended the I ' ·I 'd II F r1 ~nn:J;.h Swi:ss cheese festiva1 1 ~' I 1 epor1 0 • held at Sugar CrHk, Obio. i D11aler Win& Award Paul Ger<lrd, Oh1o University Keith Goble Ford, Inc. of ! fre~hm an , spent Hlf weekend I Middleport hal! been selected I ,\·i tt• his parents, Mr. and Mrs. as one of the nation's outstan~- ~ Charles G~ rard and family. Iing Ford Dealerships and w1.1l Mr ::~. Ea rl Daw•nport ha!J receive Furd Motor Company s 1 learned that her mother, Mrs. 1Distinguished Achievement A· ' Mi ldr fd Zt·I~Jer. who IS vis1t.l ward. I ing her daughter iin Maryland, The Distinauished Achieve- 1 ha~ susta ined a fracture of the ment award is pre~ented "hrl ankle and .viii be unable to walk recognition of progreuive rnan'(•r s1x weeks. Friends wiahinK 1a1ement modern sal~ and o srnd cards may send them service fa cilities, sound mer.'1 r h1s ad~dr!:'~s : Mrs. Mildred chandliilli practictl, hllh qual· I l.e1gler, Foily Qlarter Road, 1ity stanotardl and eontlnuln& in· I 11\uult· 2. Elli~·ott C1ty: .\1,~hmd. l tert!st in renderlnl superior aer.4042. She Will remam With her . vice lo Ford owoara." Keith Goin.Jghter and family until she I& i bit tnte been a Ford dealer in . ~ble to walk. 1Middleport since 1960 and this 1s .Jcrr~· Davenport has return- his fourth award. <1 to his sophomore ctue1 af. , er being absent because of ill· ' New M~mbers 11 ( 1ess. l'ete IJavis left Thursdav for l'ar·k are lmtallerl Vlemphls, Tenn. where 1 ,; has MASON - Lawrence Fore· ,. epted a position wlU! 4mori· man, Cu b Soout Cornmiuio1111r [l :""a n MotDr Salu Corporation of Mason. in1lalled new '~ Ret ·.·1 Market Mantfler. H~ : ben of Cub lkout Pack 2M Will be 1n Chtlflt of a lil•llatt the monthly mootm1 of t h 111rea . group on Tuesday ·si:;~~~~; Mnrguerite Durst is a sursi- 126th at lhe Mason 1 0'111 patient at ~olaer Hoepital l Church. New inemben I r m Galhj)(llil. Paul Frame. Peter F'rame, DonMr. and Mrs. Frank Heider- : aid Gaoritseh, Donald Joli,ISon, galt of Los Angeloa, CoU!. art IWayne (Andy) Stewart, Rod· here for a ~·is it with frjends and · ney Rottaen. relat11·es In the Rullond areo. Othoro attendlnr wtro le h('re they are the hou&e· Scout Maiiter, Jame1 .Jarrf'll guests of Mr. and Mra. Low. and moot of the Cub ' n•nl"e Milhoan. Mrs. Hf'lderaott parent s, Den Mothers, Mrs. E\'E: Is the Iormor Gladys Higley lyn RotiJen. Mrs. Donald Jf Rutland. Mr. and M,.. Hei- l britoch, Mrs. 1\fnnoth Dillon dergotl rellde 1101 14t> far from land Mn. Dalor., Shepherd. the iCii!le o/ lht rlo(l thll lUll> ' ICOUII att•ndUll in addition mer In C.ltlomia. lho !j 1 ,.. "'w memboro wort Jolm RDI~ llred lerochff. 1en. Michael Lowis, Jameo Mill Dian~ Crlo1ftU, lludtnt Jl'ramo, Robert Boloher, nurse ll lit. J010pb SehooJ ttl PUioa, Brian Jolmoon, David NurolllJ, l'lt'ttrlbura, w. va., Jolm1011, Joseph Sbopherd. ipent lht ,...bnd With her parent•. Alt. IDd lin. Jo~~~e~ Crlo· , PUN HV'IN IIINO well. Sllnday, 0cto1>or lOth at ! p.m .• thre wlli be a "Aili!ll OO&IJIION PUI ot lht Forest Run Kaiser Aluminum and Church. All types o fiOipel leal Corporattoo dittctura todoy lie wtll be loaturlld. Rev. Wor>ll decllii'Od a quarttrly dell G. Stutler, p111tor, will of 22\0 cealo por ibare oa lht 1 Ill oharie. Anyone wlohlns Corl*'&tklll'l coaunoa IIDck, portlclpate mey contact him payable NoYimblr M, 11!11, te WY Ul44 or 11 lht stockholders ol """'" Novem- !Iunday evenlna. Tho publl• ber a. lllvlted. I \ JUBILBB ~ RetaUs effective lhru Sat. Oct. 91 ·~ TENDER-JUICY A&P SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY --TENDER JUICY T-Bone or SIRLOIN or BONELESS ROUND STEAKS - lb. 99c FULL CUT TASTY-TENDIR Porterhouse STEAKS _ _ lb.spt Roasting Chicken - lb. lb. 49c FRESH PIIOZ:EN, SLICED SWORI:IPISH OR Bottom Round Steak ~:.:·;b. 95c Cubed Round Steak~;: t~. 99c Beef Rump Roast ~::'"_ 99c Rotisserie Roast ::·__ lb. $1,09 Ground Round;;:.~ 79c Stewing Beef : ..__ n.. 69c lb . lb. Sliced lb. CAP'N JOHN-I'ROZEN-FRIED 1 4-o~. pkg. Fish Fillets 79c 55c A&l' BRAND FROZEN WHITE BEAUTY J ~: 59c SUPIII·RIGHT-SPICID Meat 3 :k~~. $1.00 12 ~:: 99c 7':~.spo Grated Tuna 10 DELICIOUS VARIITIIS r ASSOJITID 6-oz. CHOCOLAT!I _ pk11o S TIME AND LABOR SAVING ANN PAGI~ 773·5554 MASON, W.VA. VAitiETIES Cake MixesA&P INSTANT SULTANA BRAND Salad Dressing 25C Sparkle Gelatin _ _ 1:'· ANN PAGI 39c Chocolate F~~~- 2,!:.~ 69c OL 4 29c Grape Jam '"'L pkg. 2 1... SSe s LARGI! JUICY JANI I'ARKIIt Cherry Pie ---..ch39c INDUSTRIAL • RUIDINTIAL -• - Wbn JOlll' Job Cllll for coacrett, call oa P Prolllpl dtUm,, tpeollllletl llllltl wtU IIIIUrt you of quallt1 CIOIICHit It low, low prteca. can 1oc1111' GOEGUIN READY MIX CO. 'AGI IT. WY 241fr:rDDLIPORT JANI PAitKIIICARAMIL PECAN ROLLS With tho PuN"- ol $5.00 or More SAM~ DAY S[HVICf . . . . . . . . lteJJIJ ...,Plod bJ t..w Expires Oct. 9, 1005 111 Otj.o . Ullil AIIP'o • Tokay Grapes 1-lb. loevn .... 43c JANii I'ARKiiRIC!D SPIC!I:I CAKE SPANISH BAR uch 35c CLUSTERS FULLY GUARANTEED c lbs. Cauliflower ~ h'= 29c Grapefruit CROP~LDEN JONATHAN OR GRIMES Yams - 3 29c Ohio Apples 1 "· Entered Hlll]lllal Persons entering Holzer pital during the last 24 boon included: Mr.. Larry D. Crotty, 2145 Eastern Ave.t Joeepb L. Cormal!y, !.Gwer lllver Rd.. Roy L. Bickle, Rl 1 Crown City; Jameo M. Nibert, Gallipoii• ry; Robl\1"1 S. Hemby, Rt. I Bidwell; Sherry Ann Stafford, New Haven; Ronnid K. Booter, New Haven; Mrs. Kate Mdli, Rl I Portland; Georg• Casto, Pomeroy; Terry L. Jacobs, Pomeroy; William S. Manuel" Rt. 2 Racine; Shirley E. Guinther, Pomeroy; Mrs. Milton L. Morgan, Rt. Z Jacksoo; Mn. Earneat T. Brown, Wellston; Mn. Homer H. Angles, Rt. Jackson; Mrs. Loren 0. er, Rt. 3 WeUsten; Jesse Obse, Rt. 1 Ravenswood. NOW See The ON '66 Pontiac DISPLAY BONN£VIUE GTO 2 29c for GOL~EN 4 . Ill. bag ~aughter, 1146 1:15 p. BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. Jo Ann Thompsoo, Barbaro E. Gay, Deborah A. Warneke, Lyronda B. Stone, John Tyler Mooney. WiUiam A. Burleson. Mrs. Howard E. King, Mn. Jle. vid A. Staler, Mrs. Billy Houek. Mn. Jamea M. Adklno, Mrs. Paul B. Fraley, Mn. Robert 0. Ankrum, George W. Mcllaff:ie, Mrs. lle&Bie Fenrandez, P a a I M. Taylor, Oscar B. Jordan, Slanley S. PaHerson, Mn. Roy G. Shoemaker, Joe C. Bradley, Jobn E. Sylvester, Mn. llennlo D. Marks, Mrs. FriiDkliD WLJ. aon, Mn. Ge«ge Twyman and inflml daugbler, Mra. Ricbanl J. CaD IDCl lnfaut ..... :loin. ort ll Kilhl and inflml son. Mrs. Scott E. Tbompeoa and infant FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS COLORS SIZES to 40 e88 --·--- ·-~-----------''W~" ~tla ~. $2.98 Compare At $ eOO COOKS WITHOUT OILS. ASST. Compare At SNAP-TIGHT LID - $1.98 ANDY GUARD PLASTIC DIAPER SANITARY PAILS $ .00 ASST. PASTEL LADIES' FLANNELmE COLORS- REG. $1.98 GOWNS ASST. COLOR s .88 Compare At $2.98 LADIES' FAU TEXTURED NYLON HOSE REG. 98c SIZE LACY STYLI! 341 TABLET 18 PKG. TO BOX ALKA SELTZER LISTERINE REG. 98c SIZE BOYS 4 TO 8 WESTERN JEANS c c Compare At $1.QP 72" X 90" EARL SOLID COLOR COLORFUL PRINT BOYS PLAID APRONS ASST. COLORS BLANKETS FLANNEL SHIRTS .99 $ AND DESIGNS 2 For $1.00 LADIES FALL STYLE KNEE SOCKS Your Choice of daulhter. MOSCOW (UPI)-The Soviet II'JYOl'DIIIOII DOW1pap«' !Jveatla IBid 'l'ueediiJ' niabt Preoldeut JobniGa 8lld "some people'' Ia lbe Unllt!d State~ tried Ill 11plolt lbe vlalt II Pope Paul VI. "PnoideDt Jrtlmaon . . . lleeably tried to VII hll meelllli wHh lbe Popo 11 • meana ot enhaDcl111 lbe pnallge II lOl in. SILICON COATED FRY PAN LADIES llltcbargetl NEW CROP-LARGE JUICY INO-IALL-Whlll N.W PURCHASE m. TUesday. lb. CALIFORNIA FANCY OCT. 7th-8th-9th MIDDLEPORT AND POMEROY, OHIO , Blrtbl Mn. Larry D. Crotty, JANE PARKER POTATO BREAD THURS.-FRI.-~SAT. EVERY Hospital News Eastern Ave., ANN PAGE-PURE FRUIT MASON D'Ies Monda). At hi H 1-tb. pkgs. ~~ 59c SUGAR WAFERS DA!l Y-3 VARIETIES SEAWORTHY BRAND Basi'} GI"bea, MATERIALS CO. 79c S Newfu en entertamed with a birthday 1 party on Monday at their home 1 honoring their son, Jeff, on his ONLY ~99 fifth birthday. Favors of bai· loons n.'ld candy were given the $30.00 Down - B•l•nw on children. Ice cream and cake Convenient T~triM were served to Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, Tedd and Mike; Mrs. I Oscar Casto and Shelley; Kar· Ia Kearns and Damon; Mr. FURNITURE CO. and Mrs. Ralph King, Mrs. LeMASON, W. VA. via and Lowena Roush and Kristi ~~in~g.iiliiiiiiiiii~;;;.;jiijiijiijjiijiijiijiijiijiiijiijiji.iiijiiijiii 1 HOGG & ZUSPAN MARGARINl 3 ROOMS en-! DELICIA c1n1 Dog Food 6E: 99c Sharp Cheese 2 69C I a&. ~ DTSCQUNX STDRE 1 NUTLEY In Y-1-lb. Prints WIICONSI(Ij-AGEO CHEDDAR 12-ol. I Fall Special Price On Roof Paint Orange SHORTENING u SHOPPA'R'S CHECK OUR LOW PRICES pt:~29c C ~~~ Beef Loaf I What Do You Need For Remodeling? SUPER·RIGHT EXCESS WASTE REMOVED = I PT. PLEASANT - The 68th be Fredone A. Eames, assist· Annual West Virginia Nurses A.. ant professor in ped1atnc nur.. I)clation Convention will be ing, West Virginia University. leld October 13 • 15 at the Pleas. ant Point Resort Theme for Followmg the talks a panel Ibis year's coove~tlon will be ~mposed. of Dr. Albert David "Cari _ K te A tioo" K>Slin, chief of medicme, Appa~ Mrsng JOBeey . • · achian Regional Hospital, BeckClark;burg ill =dent~tz : ley; Ethel Keyser, Beckley; Ro· · bert L. Evans, assistant adJnin. A~latton and Miss Gaynelle istrator McMillon Hospital, McKinney, Morgantewn, is the Charleston; and Ann F. MatthprograD_l chairnum for tbe 1965 ews, nursing service CQr'IIUitant, convention. ·· Region 111, Deparbnenl of AJean Hayter. R. N., Ed.. D. Health, Education, and Wei· SSOC!ate professor m Nursmg, fare, Charlottesville, Va., wiII ~ruv~slty: IWI,::cky WI~ be discuss nursing problems. t e 1P3 nFcipt edspe erkon tho.. .. ea ur spea er on t e Odober 15th, a c1mu:a1 ses141~ ~Ill be Ka!harme ~1:1ppel,ls!on, '·:~Jursing Needs of . P~as.soc•_ate execut1.ve duec~or, 1t1ents w 1 t h Thoracotom•es , Arnencan N~rse s Assoc1atwn, 1w~l~ be pre~ented ~y Lms . E. .New York City. 10 Kdly, asl'llstant m nursmg, AJso speaking on the 14th will West Virginia University. The 19th annual m~ting of Antos Damaged in the West Virginia student Nur· Rt. 2 Collision ses Association is also being PT. PLEASANT _ The Sher- held in conjunctinti with the iff's department investigated a convention. The winner of the Club. . . . will t wo car acc1"d ent Tu esday after- I''West Virginia Student Nurse thAn added attractton . f B · be · . · $ nf the Year" will be announced e appearame o enJamm it noon resu mg m 550 property F kl" IV th 11 k · · ran m . e we . nown da mage but nn personal InJury IOct . 14 and. .awards. by the Nurs- talented magician who will eoand no citations . esd Assoclatwn Will be present- te1laiD ~· WI"th feats. of ,., '•ge,rdeThe mishap occured when a c · main. The local Kiwanis Club, southbound car on Route 2 driv· which meets at the resort on en by John Brown, 78. Pt. Pleas- pJ.easant Vallt>y HOSpital Thursdays, has been invited to . .ant, was attem~ting to make . hear and view the evening's a turn and culhded with a ADMITTED: Mrs. . Donald lertainmr.nt. northbound car driven by John- Gillenwr~ter, Crown C~ty; Mrs. I nie Joe Heaberlin, 37. Pritch· Dale Sheets, Crown Clly; Mr.. ard. James Hughes, Ashton. Arrests during the past 24 DISCHARGED' Robert hours according to jail re- ;phy, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. cords were Robert Carr. Pt. Wray. Apple Grove: Angela Pleasant, charged with intoxi- campbell, Pt. Pleasant. j cation, and James Cottrill, Pt. BIRTH: Mr. and \1rs . CharPleasant, arrested on a peace ies Thoma•. Pt. Pleasant, a dauS Offie warrant. ghter. PLEASANT - Basil iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij L,POINT Gibeau!, 79, of llO Street, dieJ Monday night at his home after a long Illness. A retired farmer, he was born April, 1886, a son of the late William and Jane Brewer Gibeau!. He was • member of the Shiloh EUB Church and the Jr. Mechanica Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Minerva Keefer Gibeaut; three SOIIH, FLOORING, No. 2 pine _ low as 12~c ft. James 11f Point Pleasant, Charles of Opp, Alabama, ond Clif· FRAMING low as $95 M. ford Gibeaut of Texas; one PLYWOOD ghter, Mn. Erma Thomas, _ low as 3.25 sheet PleaS'ilnt; seven grandchildren and ive great grandchildrm. SHEATHING low as l.Oc ft. Funeral service wlll he PANELING Thuraday 2 p.m. in the Mobr· low IS 4.25 sheet Stevens Funeral Rome wltll the Rev. Kenneth Fuiler officiating. CEILING TILE low as 12c ft. Burial will be in the Kirkland Memor~ll Gardens. Friends may INSULATION low as 4Wic ft. can at tho funeral home after Also All Rtlotecl Materials and FrM Delivery 6 p.m. today. I w11o died SALES III:PVRT te I&; CIIDlen ·t to Lorain, Obio boo- PL f'le3sant Uv-.k 8olot (t. Bullo 14.50 to 11.90; 'I For Coming~ pitalloUowlng I long illne... Sept. Z, l8li Steen •.7 to 23.50 ; Stock • ' . She bad made her home with ' HOGS - 'leceipts: 175 te :120 ers II to 17.90; stock 1. . DeMASON ~ ~·t·~ her daughter. Mrs. James fOW· ' 22 to o3· l ea vies 18 te 2125; Calves 18 to 25; Stock llitfer I I ' . monstrat 071 u 8 18 me ol ler In Lorain. Funeral serv1ces Lights tB to 21.50; Fat Sows 17 Calves 17 to 22. · ~gon~~:y ~~U::r~~t. se· wereheldonMondayattheSid· :to 20: lours 14 te 16.25; PigS VEAL CALVES- Top• i!O; ~~ 1 n/ for the coming 1er and Frame Funeral Home j7 to tt Seeonds 28.60; Medium 20 to ear ;.,~so devotional program in Belle, West Vifgima. Burial CATILE - steers 16 te 21.50; 25.80; Common and Heaviel ~as· presented by Mrs. Ray _was at St. Albans, West VU"gm· H.•::if:•r:s~l:4~1oi;;ii~9.~50~;~F~a~tiiiCoiiiiilws.;;l8;;:;to_,28iii.600i.iiiiiO;;;_,;;;;;:=.;;Fox. During the business meet· , ra. 'I r in tha grou a""""" te send g P .... ~ :~•w:~s tol!o~r:ia=ida Noble BIRTHDAY OBSERVED . P · NEW HAVEN - Mr. and . Followmg the bUBiness mee1· Mrs. Lorry King_of New Havof 1 I Angeles, m . Reservations fnr I 'IAMoui leledeil ..,.. Ironnerty Jlaloa, 'l'lwnday at • Mit. ClmD to Help In Program Plana er or llASON-Mrl. DeaDttr Oleml, State ETtenslon ~m Lead· er of Morgantown, w1ll asatst with the Mason County Prog· rem Plannmg meeting oa TU... day, October , 12th ~~ Krodel PT. PLEASANT - J110k D.l Park. The days acUvi_lles start BurUng3me, Charleston, 0Js- at 10 a.m. A potluck dinner will trlct Telephone Sales Manager be served at noon. for the Northern District, will In the afternoon a film enUt· be lbe guest speaker for the Enr fed, "Fact About Figures," player-Employe dinner sponsor· will be shown by theM a son ed by lbe Retail Merchants o;. County Healtb Deparbnent. AI· vtsion of the Point Pleasant . 1so te be featured will be 8 pro- ~g,thref~shments ~re ~-:;;:,~ Mason County tbamber of gram 011 Isometrie aerci.se for Y e nstess to rs . . Commerce Thursday, October 7, figure control. Swatzel, ~rs;. ~oh~ McDamel, at tbe Pleasant Point Resort at Mrs. Clara 1\illlBms, Mrs. Ray Fox, and Mrs. John Marshall. 6 p.m. The dinner wiD precede the SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Bailie Days" promotion cele- MASON - Mr. Bill By us, MRS. GYGAX DIES brating the 191st Anniverlllll')' of past Methodist Conference Lay MASON _ Word tras been rethe Battle of Point Pleasant, the Leader, Charleston, will be the ceived here of the death of Mrs. firstbattleoftheAmericanRev- guest speakeronLaymen'sSun. Hana A. tEisie) Gygax, 87, olution. day, October 7th at the Mason Mr. Burlingame is a Methodist Church from 1 a.m. 1 also will participate tn the proha County native and attended WJtill2 noon. Men of the church ' gram. Morris Harvey College. He · married and the father of two daughters. Burlingame tras with lhe telephone company for i§'§il 22 years and has won the Distinguishes sales award sored by the Sales Ex,ecullive - -- ·- -- ----·. --·-I SAVE ., . ~~·· . · . , ' convenbon State Nnrses c0f cDinner ·. • Resort Is Ann unced T0 be Held at POint 0 . WHITE OR COLORED c Reg. $3.99 SHOP FOR FALL AND CHRISTMAS WITH OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR SAFETY- HUNTING 4 CELL FLASHING LANTERN$ Complete With BAITERIES .00 32 OUNCE Liquid Pink DETERGENT Reg. 59c C, ' I lEG. 89c VALUE �• ... I HON•:o i l'LJP, l· l?:f I Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board _14_·Dall_y Selltlllel, Pooleroy~JIIiddleport, 0., Oct. 6, 1963 _ _-=---:--:--- - - ---::-:-":===::--::::_~--::--::::----· For Sale Help Wanted Real Estate For Sale =;;-;=-.;--:-:::::-;--.:--;::--;;::;- I Bualnea Servicet i ~(.\\.IRE· I liM- -r:-..,.'.u ~,:.:·.:=;:. .,.; AU .,.....,. - .. Oldo. ~ IAKNEY CIOOGLII end SNUFFY SMI"rH n> .. ,.,_ 1a ,.. : : " ' ::.,0::,:~ ~~~-:":,;., C:0,.. ...... ~,.:: ::,. ·~::;;:,~,:!:" .,,. :r NEVER MARK IV ...., ""' ·-•- ..,... ..... :OJ;,~:,; ::..:,:: ~-=-,: AUTO ,..., or am or wmcu w____ . , .!:'a.• . . - ,.,. .. ·-AIR CONDITIONING ::":L ~:.-:;.::, .. ....- muol .. • Ule lluDI.ol..-1 JhdldlDI, I I l. Curtatu I ...,..... I 1.._&.=::-1 " •• ..., ..., 0 9 I' I 18. Dutch meter 17. Merganser 19. Japane~re coin 20. Serenade Blaeffnar's 30. Mineral oprtng 33. Gears 34. Man's nickname tor the most maaullne. e man you know- Brut for•• after ahave ... aftar lhower ...alter anything. Slunnlngly gift boxed In ql "ln•tead of getting away from it all, it looks to me as stake " '"" wore bringing it d. baok with ·. a. Food ' ~ Jeavlnp 44. PoJr ~- ~ ~ I'" i"' ~54 ~f '1'1 11RYI'TOQUOTE - ~ :1.: Bme'o llow to work Itt u. all hint&. Ee.,. ·• d·• y the oode lettlrl are cUfflftllt. • • JP at Duttons & Rollers Every Day ! JP TK 'l'lt WB WB handiOIIMiallveralluhed: botllflilreen decants11 J 5. 8.50 15. 25. WMPO Radio REG. $1.29 CONTACT ~·nNil~ V fHilU 6 00 Sign On - c REG. 86c 69c _ _ REG. $1.23 ENTER OUR WEEKLY SOMINEX Football Contest··· Win •10 77c Pill XKYo UBKOJVKOWU.-QKBJ.IIKB REG, IOc VICKS COUGH DROPS ·• REG. 89c A.P.C. Tablets · 41c ~'RIOA Y- 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Oil WJEH RADIO Monday n..ongll Friday 5:25 Weather 7ol5 Sign On, Mustcal Clock 5:30 Sunset Boule\'ard SA TURD.\ YS 7:25 News in Bnef 7:40 News ~ llll• 1t11gs l.ounly RFD Uti Sign On News 7:30 Musical Clock 7:4.5 Sign Off 6 25 Pu~l ~owers, Farm 6.30 Happy Valley Boys 7:45 Echoes ol Joy 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 8· 3( Newt~ 6:115 Country MuSic nmt 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:25 New• In Briel 6 57 Weather 6:20 Cuuntry Jamooree 8:05 World News 7:80 Musical Clock 7:(X. ~at1ona1 .~ews • ·Of, Protestant Hoar 1: 10 Sports Today 7:4.5 Echoes of Joy 7:05 11\U Mille• Shov 7:30 Sports Parade 8:15 Weather Picture 8:00 Ohio Valley News 7:30 Sporla Pill1ffie 7:35 Larry ~nderson S•"" 8:16 MuSical Clock 8:05 World News 7:35 Blll Miller ~hoVI w.n lt'o Music VD~y U~ Commuolty Newl 8:10 Sports Today l; :3f Pick em Hardwar\; 11 :110 Dutton's and Hern• Dairy 9:00 Talk of the Town 8:15 Weather Picture fTuc> Thurs.) l'up !'eo Show t:55 Mason County News 8:16 Pt. Pleasent FootbBD 7:50 Newa 12:110 Newt 10:00 Public Service IOo!!O Songs for Children 8 elll MIQer Show 12:15 tus~eal loterlud• 10:05 Family Worship Hour 10:45 The Golden Key 8o45 !laker l"unuture Sb01> 12o 30 Rev Merlin reels 10:311 Latchstring 11:00 News 9:00 News 1:110 Newt 11:00 Nowo ll:r: Saturday Slww ~' 05 Colleo ll'!th J•oet 1·05 Jim Mees Show IH5 Morning Melodies 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat News ltoUU Portraits of • Patriot UO Sports Parade texcept Friday, lll:20 Bullettu Board ,o·O.' Swap Shop Go 00 Sundown Serenade Church Bells Ring) 12:25 Newa 0 Grams 10:30 Bill Miller Bru,ch Show 6:1Ji Sigo 011 11:45 World News 12:30 Saturday Natlnee 10o45 Maoon o\gr. P-ogriUD Sl'NUAVS _ lt:M Masor County News 1:!10 Newa HeDdllDeo 11\•esday) 7:30 .sign On - · Arm, Hour 12:00 Community New1 1:31 Saturday Matinee lll:OS Noon News 1:55 News 10:15 F·amily WorsiUp ('!burs.) 7:55 N•ws 2:00 Saturday Mallnee 10:40 u.c. Program (Friday I 1:1111 Baptist Llylllllll"> Hour 12:10 Markets 11:00 Newt 8:30 Sunda) Sbow • II: !a lllld Day Weather %:30 Newo Headlln"' 1:11 Saturday U&tlllee ILOo Till;v'• Country Jum:tlcm e:so 'lbt Bible Speau to You 12:20 BuUeUn Board ti:IJi Leglllativo Report 12o25 News 0 Grams 3:56 Newo II ' 30 i'luy'l Country HYIDDI w 01. 'lbe Good l.lte 12:30 County Agent 1:00 Saturday Matinee 12:00 Cemenl ~loci< News 10: I• Con,....man Moell 12:45 Country Go Round 3:!10 NeWI HeadllDes ~:30 Goessler ' \!IIUI SliT '"' 1:55 New. Beat S:l1 Saturday Matinee Wriaay) 10:30 The Counlry Hymntlmers 2,00 Country Go Round 3:55 New• U: 30 Larry Andereun Show 11:30 Tbe Qwet Hour 2:55 News Beal f:lltl Dlsclng with Doss 1: ~ Jlnl MileS Show 12:00 News . UO Mid Way Matinee 1:30 Top Ten Rmle to15 BlaellDar Auto Show 12. 15 'lbe Cbrlllla Hour DS S:55 News Beat 1:00 News Roundup · fo30 Elaetrte Company News 12:30 The Rev. Merl!f Teet! t:lltl Dlscing Wilh Doss S:l$ InterlUde t:"' Jim Mees Sbo" 1:30 'lbe Rev. Silas Billups t:30 latercballil 1:30 Community CboJn 1:00 NOWI 3:00 '1be Rev. Andrew ~ar10111 1:00 Community News 1:00 Dinner Musicale 1:05 Jim M""" Show 2:30 Sunday 'howoas, 5:05 MaiOD County News 7:00 Dance party 6o30 Rlzm:'a Weather Report 6:00 SUDdown 8erena4t 5:10 World 1o National Newe 7:t0 HeWI 6:50 Sports Paradt 0:~ Sip Oft 5:11 Spolll&m on Sporll Ul 011 the Alr b · O~ NASAL SPRAY EXCEDRIN CHOOSE FROM THE FINEST IN MENS TOILETRIES OJUJK (IKYKAD 'l'ION,-BAliZUN REG. 98c _ _ raberg~ U 1VO l'•lertla¥'1 01J)lloquoto• TEACHING m NOT A L08'r ART. BUT THE REGARD FOR IT IS 4 1-08'1' ftAm. Anahist Tablets c j APHit l-.t!w~ Sacred Uear• i'HE-·BORN HAROLD GRAY fAfN wmi -o+t.l' l'lijl(J,[ OH UiED IT Ttl 91<UG 11>' """'""'ETI l-IlT'S LOADED lt\0 QJT AAw<ll_,. TRIGOER, """I rnANCE ll'f A ~()SP ITAl., Y<JU 010 A KIN GOOD JOB, EL! BL.rr swrs LOST A GREAr OEAI. 01' llLOOC\ AND SHE'S V'l VEl?/~ EIAOCI<I "'---~-......:.:;::...;::::_:: LOSIR- MAY!IE ... BUT IM PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS I'Effllt.IINEO TO FINI> OUT I Conw to DultoM, Have Your x- Cord Picture Token F-ofChorp Sat.. Oct. 23 & Sat., Oct. 30 We wH be obr. to take only the flnt 100 por10111 or flllllll-. Phone or eome ln. Penon to get free Photo Gift Certlflcote. ...... It: ............ ...........c I I I & alAI ~ 18 ; 7 -:nA:-;-;:;E;;;I;;NA'C"'A"'su"Ai'tY Jnsuran"" C.. ~~ Pg.pu:::; 1. Meln st. Mullen Insurance Agency,·IDe. 'lniDUia • - . .. nQUtred. Pam.ror Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-338L TboUC'.... el jol* OpeL libpet1ence ...,._.,.,. Onmawl _ __ I I !fa - ' _ , , . . f., m"" '"'' TAKE SOIL away the Blue ' PH~ na lllfal'atattn o11 :~~JIM, MlU'In. L \,; 'v Copytng Servlce eo p- - ,.,.,. TanAY .,...., ustre way from carpet! and 1es made .,. legal papen, :'",;;: ~ ~~::., ·~ upholstery. Rent electric bir1tJ records a."ld almost llllJ , ·• lhampooer fl. Baker FurnJ.. otber doeumeata For Rent lura Company, Middleport. . . . ..........,;, Paml!rOJ I'01ili BOOM Furnished apart. CIIRJSTMAS TREES: ShOBred _ I ' lie mmt. 'In' 1-31151. 10 I U. ~ sprayed. Scotch end AusLivestock lriBD, Z5,000 to cboost from: ==-==-=---'"""--c ' JIOO)I1111D laoue CD But- Tordon Tree Form, WeUJ. ONE ?AIR I year old work : lll'llll A-. W 'In' ~127. loa, Obio. Pb1 18t;261$. borses. Phoao SH Ullll. I 18 " NKJGUA Boldaew 1 lie Ma fO.Some ~ 14 II poker 39. Youth p.me "' muy 3T.Ne,n A~Quo- p....,,., 110 31. Card 36. DlpJo.. trophies, the length ud fonnatlon or the wordl Ohio Pallet Co. ~~~?~ meat ~17 " 41. Vesti g -l2. Put UJJ, ht.CW. foe roastlr ~~ .. ~ ~ I" worki1 32, Near; poet. 30. Pin "" Wood· 10-~ 29.Bow . iT used in y I .......... Aided t0i l't f4 M. Viper 38. Perfect 89. Machine .._ted ,.:is: ..: 27. I~ 2 ' period TONIGHT natioa 26. CUt .'2 85. Five-year I LOGS b '""'' ................. ..,.m TH' CARD GAME AXYDLBAAKB II LONGFELLOW One letter limply atand1 for another. In thlt ample A. 1.11 UJed fllr the three L'a, X for the two 0'1, ete. S1npe lett!UW, .,_. SAW ~s._C!::.,~.!!~.~ compaa:s r · -· v . Insurance ~ $340 - GREEN BEANS 8Dd Turnlpa. Bring aontalnenl. 'I 1 bushel First bou.so bllow RavODJwood Ferry. JobD Cleek Proporty. PboDI VI 8-1!1193. I II' UtAI POTATOES, beanl, bring own containers and pick beanJt for $1.00 bu. Clarence Proffitt, Portland, VI 8-22M. t 17 If< SEWING machines, repair oervice, ell makes. WY :1-2284. 'lbAelbrFizedabrlc .,~op, ."?'!!leroyd. u o aowger a&.,. an Service. a 29 tie 51Jrvlce St1tion .... II. AN'GIT CUTOUT OFMY SPLIT? jective term I· 6. Dry 7, Encircles 8. Bird otprey i. Ca.pltaJ ~ Montana 11. Observe• ' 15. Persian weight 17. Pierce 28. Qelebea 24. Celtic 28. CIUie tor ship's or, $2000.00. 1oL A. Hall, Reedsville, Ohio. 10 4 Ito MEIGS SWIFT HOMES, &Ill K Main, Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. WY 2-2975. Write or tlop In lor our free catalos and mooey saving borne ownership program. 1 22 30tc VENETIAN BLINDS and repalrB, porch and window ;;;;;======-.....:~-- 1 This set has dual volume con- shadea all kinds, free esU- , trol with 4 speed changer. mate5. Dale Wippel, 215 UnTwin Speakers. Lovely wal· ion Ave., Pomeroy. 9 11 30tc WANTED TO BUY nut console. 1'ake over payAuto Sales ments of $5.0i. ')er month or pay the rem" .ning balance 1'F"o' "R,....,S"' AoLE=-:""19"50 .,..,G"'MccC=-clil,-..,.to- n 1 due, $91. Call WY 2-6555. truck. Completely rebuilt 1225 1 10 6 6tc Ollie Sayre, Portland, VI J. 1;;;965;;;-;S;;;IN;;;G;;E;;R""'":c-,.:-wc-in-g~machin.: 2239. 10 5 3tc · Equipped to zig zag, make FOR SALE OR TltADE or lake buttonbolee, fancy design•. over payments, 65 Dodgo CorTake OYir 8 payments of onet 440, hardtop, automatic $7.00 per month, or pay transmission with 316 engine. balance due ~ Call WY 2· Must sell or trade at once. 6555. 10 6 6tc Also 4 new tires lor sale. 750 DELIVERED TO AUCTION - Saturday;-October x14. Call WY 2-7831 anytime 9, 12:80 p. m. I have bought alter 00. 9 29 12tc tbe Henry Zeiher home in 964 PONTIAC Booneville con· Syracuse, Oh10, just o I I vertible take over payments :ate Route 124 and will sell or $2,4% cash. Automatic e followmg personal prop- transmission power steering erty, most of which formerly and brakes.' Phone 98S.2240, belonged to Mr. Zeiher. Coolville exchange I MD•- tl Watch for sale signs. • 10 1 8tp Refrigerator, gas range, util~ .,-,;;-,~o-~-cco..a.-n lty 'lhle, 7 piece wood din· 1 0. McCoy, Aoclloneer, Cb... ette, bullet, dishes, cooking ter, Oh10. 9 18 lie utensils, tables, slands, wasb CUSTOM BUTCHERING end GLOOD CLEAN, Ginseng and olands, Thor washer, sewing cutting. Will buy bides every ,.0.0. root, no stems. Gin· machme, bed compile, dres- Monday. Phll Meier, Phone 9 18 lfc lellg, $27.00 lb. yellow root, ser, daybed, bedding, rugs, WY 2-3510. odd - .~.lltl lb. Juak car batteries, library !able, rockers, chairs, hassock Philco TV KARL GRUESER, Plumbmg 110 each. Clean copper, 27c lb. Minersville, Bring to Jack's Gun Ex· lllwn mower, h~nd tools and and H"'ting, change, Henderson, W. Va., many other Items not listed Ohio. End your JeWer troubCiell B. Wood, Owner. · les. ~e have all sizes. Sewer on Saturday's or mail to: D. TERMS, Cash machmes. Reasonable rates. H. Roe, Box 846, W. Va. Not responsible for accidents Call WY 2-2974, day or night 10 $ 3tp Sale conducted Bradford AuC: 9 15 tfc ANTIQUE Fumllure, dishes, 11 "" Co. IO 2 81<: Camping Equip. mllcellaMous. Call or wrile: END.oli[f,;AsoNiAmMn. Heward Cectl, 8tltl w. 14a1n St., Pomeroy. lndian Summer Sale Save up to $250 on Apache 8 29 tic Camper Trailers; 10 per eent NOW AT LANDMARK off on Coleman stoves, tan. PIIIB TIMBER and will pay Dozens of lt.ms now an s•lt terns and other camping itu much as $4 per cord tor et lower prices. ems; Good URed- 8' 1 28' pod pint and also good bard housetra 1ler - price reducwood 1aw limber. Write or COME IN AND REGISTER ed for quick: sale. Amsbary Mt Ill. W. Rlmyoo, Minerfo · · · YOU MAY WIN ONE OF 100 FREE PRIZESI NO Apache Trailer Sales, 631 ville, Ollio, Eagle Ridge Rd. PURCHASI NECESSARY, 4th Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio. t II 3()ta eR.,.I... r AI Ito"' er Tho 446·11239. 10 I Jtt Instruction a .,.... inrredlent lit Bicycle WHY DON"T 'IE TELL SHERIFF 'TAIT? ~.Ad­ &. A·ppearing 14. Soap HE WANTS 10 L'ARN ME SOME SIGNALS SO WE CAN GO IN CAHOOTS AN' CHEAT AT abbr. 22. Epochl '·Pigpen lS. Funeral By FRED LASSWEU. firm: place worms · 12. mack cox. •I•,.. DOW Putor 01 the Cambridge TWO BEDROOM bouse on Lln· churcll u I'IBDielllt. £very. colD llgtl., birch kitchen, au0111 welcomo. Eugene GW, lnmatlo PI beeL WY 2-Sl 27 · 8 20 tic pulor. 10 I $to LOSE WEIGHT llfely 111111 Sale or Trade Del·A·Dlel Tablets. 0 a 11 - - - - - --- .lie at Start'l Pblnnacy. TWO NEW W.S.W. soow trres, 750 x 14,$25.00, or trade lor 1 11 101p 1 FREE 1.000 IWl Gll!llll Stam[J1 ~~ regular 6iiO a ~ ~ ~ Howt P'or 911Wln& 1111 DOW · Compacl VICUUID aeaaer l1l FOR SALE yoor borne. PboDII ParQn. Utili HD 175 Motorcycle, one burg, llli 48G Collect. utility tr.riler. Everett Mo_ _ _ _ _ _1...,;,1_80tp.:, Dante~ 417 Ripley Hollow, &UTOMOBILI lllilllrlllcl 11eea Cheshire, Ohio. 10 6 3ttl cancelled! !At J1lllr Cl[ll!l'a- ELE<:rJ\0 ; HYGIENE Sweep1Dr'1 llclllset can WY , _ , per with all stlacbments. lUIIe Quaker Heater, ~,000 BTU with ran. Phone alter 1 p. m. lnsur•nce WY 2·9970. 10 I Stp GRAN===GB· INSUJIANCII. MUllen ~ 00 WHITE LEGHORN belli, tiOc lasurance Agency, Inc., Poor i each. Phone 985-2184. See• eroy. PboDI WY :1-3381. Opal Hollon, MmeriiVille. 9 I lfc Chester Racine Rd. ·:cc-==-=10 6 3tc Wantecf To Buy l965 STEREO: just taken in. potamia. :Z. Ha.utbo.v 3. Storagl· 10. Assam sllk- .':,.:":!':'::: ::::r".,"':J:; I a.ne. Meso- 5. Anger rF-=~=~ 18, Prlva.te . concerta 21. Bus\ .. ness 1. City in 1 · 9. Cuatom • =..- ---.. ..:....--=.. DOWN ACROSS ~NOWED WHAT ON AIRTH HAJII'eNT, WHAT A CROOKED VARMINT 0~ CAlES WUZ TILLTOt•AY, ...,,.,.., MAW·· DAILY CROSSWORD lfl· room Both afat~~~ In ~ed , FOR SALE: 4 rooms and bath, UNFURNISHED bouse 6 rooms i FUEL OIL beater, oo,ooo BTU WANTED• Operating ' '"' oo c 11 949 2811 ' aurse. 1 full time, I part tlffie. corner 0 • os oome • ' new paper and paint. Lot 45 10.00. "'""' • per motnh · "'' •• 000· 1 ILL BB DIW. and bath, with garage. NICe I ,..,. · a BIIOUI.ArloUNII 10 1 3t Liberal salary, pleasant work· x 225. 356 Broadway St. $3,' 0 1 rae Pllbl1aher ....er-n. 121• ndn location. $65 a montb ·, sewMIDDLEPORT Two sto~ • - ,. _, .., ._,. d WY 2 "'J4 ------1ng oonditions, 7, S:30 shill lr - ba h ., 500.00. Call WY 2-3442. •• .,.,..,,,., "'~n ...,.. .. age pal . -~ PERFECTION FUEL oU llove Contect Administrator, Modiarne, 5 rooms, t ' small 106 6tp ,.,.... .,.....,...,.. Tbo '".! 10 S 6tc I 65 000 BTU Bottle u - • -·• Center ""'PI'tal Gallipol· basement, front and back .,. "' • .... wllb .. .,. ..,.., ""' .., .,. ~ru. 1- - - - - · -- - , • 8 ..,..- ~ .nue • he ••, . ,, 8usi tr =-~ • nanv ID tM • • or ~ .... lP nco l stove. Small .... beater Port- Is, Ohio. 10 2 Gtc pore s, gas UClltmg. .,..,OI'Xt •ness Services 10 PH liMit Dl lhfl amount of lhto .,... TWO apartmenls in Middleport . .,.... • - ROUTE US - T7 acres 25 Sales & Service ... " ...- f•• ' " ........ of ,_ Wut u ..,..... n.. ... rooms unfurnished with able later-room .,stem. MALE HELP WANTED1 Bur- cui.tiV8ted 1 b3I8DC8 pasture ' the contncl.. A certified chec:ll: on • VU. 5 IO IVIDt bank drawn and mada pay • ""' - ' fenced yard. Other i rooms RC.A. cartridge lapt ncord· ger Boy - Food , 0 • Rams and woods good llJ: ~veryday Spociols "'' ,. ••• '""'' .. !'om'"''' ..,, "::$' : C ., · young frame home, • batb, room e Fits Almost livery Car on '"' oum ., • ,., """' of '"' .wttw . ,_ ~... furnislted OD ground floor. Call .,• Boward Larklnl • Port- ---•~I barP ag&~esstve front at amount bid will be occepted In Ueo 1 " ' •~• .,... ••"""' ,., ' 14 " ., - - ,.,._ • - . . , - WY a... 10 I sto laDd, Ohio. VI &4461. men between ages of 17 and _... olh Marie's Style P~t eTranslerable WbeD •reJected. .., r': ...,.. 10 10 • 3t It) ,_ -··~d "!chen poreht k·- . - . OOl'D -.-. tr H-' such bond or certlflri dt~k -·· An mA-· • oarru···- -m•no""n I room apartment· p __, I . . . .vuu ... an "'·ti b""d' 1M_ . . rcuts You Trade c·''"" ...... .,. .. _ _ , _ wvm-.u;uu:a..r :-------- u Mnh dd uu mgs • .. ..,,.,..v.w. ' ' · · ·' '• • $1 •25 cu.D bl.dd1rfonhwtlh and llhoul4 anym.. bidtobe "'' ar· "'\! _ .... n 185 s Froot ..,..t aD OJ P<JSI ODS ALBERT M. SALIIl8MAII Shampoo & Sets .. $1.50 ............... " ............ onooa aouu .. - - oor. . • WAIW MORNING healln& available. Full or part llmt WY • NM " ' " ' • ~30 day color rinse, •Guaranteed 24 montlu wUl .......... upon ........ " " " . . "' a " '· a. ..., lllddleporl. Call WY 2·5141. ••-e, «,000 BTU. Cell altor . "• . . _ Sh & or 24,000 miles uon "'"""" '"''" of "'' •••.,.... . . ., ,. ., ,.,, w work. Excellenl opportumty · 10 1 Ita lmpoD set . . $3.50 , ,,,...,.,....., wru " ,. 10 1 11 ~ ~, f=-==:-;;=;;;;;-:=;-;::::;;:- c, I P' m. llluon I'IH7JJ. for advancement Apply in Permanents .. $7.50 up eMosl Popular Unit ::"": UIUIJI ...~ 7 ROOM HOUSE and bath, I 10 I lip pil'lllll: 11 Wut Unioo, Ath· HOUSE FOR IALI We Selland Service Ill tbe 0 S A. ,..,, .. """ ... ••o11 .....,. .... .... ... b' d '"' 00 °od Ran h s••l 8ea tlful w·and Wl•'ell . . ..... ""'f""'" vw.... garage, II gar en, ~· per Ohio. 9 30 6tc .. ern c ~ e. U .,. I!>' Pamaroy, Ohio, for..... the rattbfu) per. PHONE WY 2-2156 IDOIIIb. can alter 5 o'clcok. GERT'I a gav' girl - ready --..,-,,.----::--::---;-- 1loc.atiun on HiIDpb o1 11D111 hlD Mart'e's Style Post ,..,..,. "' "" 00' " ' " •• . . . aum · State G •00 el 100 per tellt af the totlll 11m11unt tth 11., Racine, Ohio. Call tor 'l whirl alter cleaning Real l:state For Sale acmg g wa7 llfllit on Itt, 124 Ph, wv S.S27l hutollod o1 ' " "'· .. ou• •• ,.,,..... "' •2128. 10 t 61 c ......... with Blue Lustre Route 7 with good road to Dillin s ru,. u.. oonttut " ,.,,.., ., '' WI r ........ . I bl h F bedr 11 . rraewe. Ohio htmU.b bond th• bidder wtU • eon· Lott .nd Found Rent electrJc lhampooer $1. , g way. 0?" . ~ vm&. •ldered to have •b•tuloll*l Ute con t= I cbarm 1'RAJLER LO'l'S - lreo ..,.. Bak ... _,.,_ Mlddl rl FOR SALE: 4 room house With dining, familJ, kitchen, brelk· .,...,, Sunday, GOd aaolllfl nter Brown'o Trail er •ww~., 10 epo ' bath lull-sized basement Fuel las~ play mald't, atilliJ and IIBATING, PLUMBING, Rnral •-••lh• ''"""''' ..au bO ...,.,,. aab Frank Hudson RL l _... • 4 6ta ' . • ' Doxol Bottle ro- &-..u o.... ed to lhe ViU••• not u .-JtJ, but · • , . ., ' er Put (Stale Approved l oil heat. Lot lOti 1 100. Duo shop. Three batho, ceramle Wo uas. "'"'"" .,.,. Pollllf'IIY, 0. " "'"""'' ,.,.,,., bracelel In Syraeuse. S do- Mlnernllll, Ohio, t'IIODO W\ 1962 VALIANT IIOUHifaUer, 10 Goodnite, Hartford, w. Va., and wall ID wall oarpot on tilers, 018 E. Main 8treel ,.;:::.,':.''::''.," ..:"'::'.!:"~ ~:: lip DD each clmnn. Keep- WSZt. 8 22 tie .oo ••• au...... ., ..,.., .....,., 9 29 Otp flooro, About two-tbinlt o1 Pummoy. 1 15 tic, x 50, two bedroollll, can 81l2-2J69. iladDe, Ohio. 10 0 Ita . Chester II6>-28Q • llti64Stil. bouH II paneled Ia mahOI)IIDJ AUBI'IONEEB leg•l Notice "Tb'"'v:!~ ...:.~• ... d . ., "' 1st FLOOR furnished, 4 rooms 10 • 8lp FOR SALE room bou.se and walnut Alr condiUoned. _ _,.._ Sen1et ,.,.,, ..,. ••• o11 """'· .,.. .. .. 4 aDd ba""- modern apartment • Large patio and double ouport. -....-LIIAL NOTte I award to tbe lownt and be•t bidder. Notice ..., WY 2-3874. 1959 CASTLE 60 1 10 two bed· Dew bath ' largo porch u,. Crill Bradfor<l leolod "'" orwW be " ' ''"" Proooool muot _..,. .,. '"" 1 base- On 1o t 200• I ·~ lllddleport, . _.,, _ , bo HUI ...._ tbe ColliiCll t:be VUJap et POIDI- IWM of every penOb . , eompaiiJ' t•· WEEKEND REVIVAL. Laortl · ........., Proal or Coatul roJ. Oblo. ww t-..Jeq o'e~tct aocm. t~ the ••~n!· 9 14 tfc room trailer, automatlo wm ment, new pamt, 1 acre by appointmeDt only. Cliff Free Metbodllt elmch, er and air cond1t1ollln&. Mar- ground, on brick road o ~ i PRICE REDUCED A. C. BRADFORD :!!·m::a_:~.t~.!':q ;r~~':ro~e.'::!0:: ~-:- vuOct· I 10 , ... p. m. lOeb tHI!Eii IDd lour rto<>'ll !urn>,nt> •hall lllcMllllon, Muon, w. Rl. 7, $3,500.00. PboiiO WY 2- Wl'ltel Dolly Sentinel Racine, Ohio ... u .......... · - ... """' ........., of OolobM...... I oliN ..... _.. ~;..,........ ........ v 10 • ... 6127 9 14 SOle · - ... ~ p 0 • 1 ....... eatiou therefore DOW OD fllt lJt, the . . . '· 8cboenle11, Clettl evenlag. Rev. Paul V. Rlct, ':_.:"'WY"':':'.:-" ,.... •· • "'" · """ """"" ornoroy, • uu """"' "' ... ""''" "' .., VIlla'" um .. '" "' lwmer District SUpt. 8Dd .,.._ ....,.. 12 6 lie 1958 10 x 43 Gmt Likes trail· ~-.,-,_~ --._ _..........._......,.............,.,.......,.........,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,_...,...,...,;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;ii;;i.._;i;;;ii;;i;ii;;;;i;;iii;;;;i;;iii;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....,;;;;;;iii~~~-- 127 • :,:::; RETAIL SALES CLERK. Give ii' ___ LI 8 • .-h.. FOR SALE: 164& Lincoln Hgls. AD OONDITIONING Refrlg81" For Rent For Sale lull particulars, including ex· ~'"" ~IArnf f room beth, basement, gao atloll oenloo. Jacl<'a RofrllFOUR !lOOM apartment new~ : soo LB. STEER aod 0 good perience. References, etc., re-I furnace. Aluminum storm wJn. oration, New Baveu, Pboae ly decorated. $40 per :nonth.' family milk cow. . Rolland quired. Write: The Daily INCOME PROPERTY - Two dows and doors. Carpeting TU :1-3537. t I de Call Walter Crooks, WY ~ Searles, Rutland, Ohio. llentillel, Boa ti68 N, Porn- story frame Duplex, I rooms, and drapes. CBD be financed. 3631. 10 6 tfc 1~t. roy, Ohio. 10 ~ 3tc bath and 3 rooms,f beth WY :1-2293. 10 ~ lfc WANT AD INFORMATION Pomuor. oJWt• .u - ... I f ;,5D - ~-,_~ ~ 1cl.1NT ;, =-::.•old..:' ~.:: :-:::-:=====-,.,=-:- lllubl.otPII BuUdiq, Pomerot'. e1 Real Estate For Sale C!ASS.lAROf Too.o.v we ~M:Il 73 MI.L ST. .' YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND FREI PAIIDIG .IN IlEAl ,I ~DDLEPORT, 0. l '' ~&el•---------------------------------------1 -;-·· ... -- ,,... r BUT THAT WOOLD TAK& AH "HaUl?; TESTS AND ALLf NO I'LL JUST I<AVE THE Bt6l' in 00 I CAN, ~\GI-lT Hr;;~J ~M'T 'ttliJ Gl\110 11\1 PORE i"HING A ~~ /~~I �., ~~ 0 t 6 1965 sell Riley. Mrs. Orvotla Wea- Pomeroy. c' ' ver, Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Amos, I Viola Sales, Walt!" Clrase: ,Connie Miller, Pam Miller, Mr.!Lancaster; Reva Miller, Akron, onor : and Mrs. Covill Edmundson, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Grate, Florence and Marilyn and Ron- , Bnan and Scott, Marlon. aid Nelson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ne:~· h ld \ The table was decorate1 WIIh Mrand Mrs. C. L. M~st~r , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolln,C Jc · . Pomeroy-MtldlepO~ 'Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N·eIson H 111-DaUy Sentinel, II 'J"n 0 ed Th • 50th Wedding Anniversary elf Mr Jim N 1 ~ Capital Improvement Expenses Increased Count governments spent In mort new highways, sewers, new public buildings, equipment CmerOV and other capital ImproveA3C James R Andrews !ell ments last year than ever be- rl Mainly About ;·· I ~ People p I' f:. l g:~n~:l :~~an~r~·stal ~~s:s. ~~clson's. Erlewm~ ~ Kand~ ani spe~t se~-- 1 ~~a~lli:a~$:33:2~62~1;....,.. I INSULATED BOOTS 1 ' $18 1 Roush's Shoe Store 1 Sale' USED FURNITURE 1 Shop this week at The Rutland Furniture Discount Outlet Store Across the street from the new Rutland Furniture Store. We just received a large amount of repossessed - like new furniture and have placed it on sale now. ·· , •. r I . - - - -- I Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. .Jahn I 1 - 7 Pc. Chrome Dinette Set Can't tell it from new. 5 Pc. Red & Gray Chrome Dinette Set $25 3 Rollaway Beds - Real Nice _ $25.00 Used Bed Springs- The Best _ $10.00 Bedspring and Mattress Outfit - $25.00 1 Electric Concert Organ with bench 1- Walnut Desk and Chair $29.95 Every Department I e Wamons and Girls Ready To Woar ... . Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Sweaters, Dusters, Coats, Car Coats, All Weather Coals, Millinery, Uniforms, Slacks, Jackets, Suits. eMuoic Department on tho Second Floor .... RCA Victor line of Radios, Color Television, Black and White Television, Table Radios, I ' The Chief Executive took on a heavy load of official a n d ceremonial chores today to 2-Dressers $25.00 $39.95 1-Gas Range 1-Bottled Gas Range ,.' Living Room Upholstered Chairs $15 • $25 Transistor Radi os, Portable Record Players, Portable Stereos, Tape SOUTH BEND, IND. - STU- Recorders plus these Musical Extras-Heeds, Strings, Guitars, Radio debaker Corp., announced Wednesday Jt was following Ford and General Motors in holding , the price Une an its 1986 model cars. Kimball Pianos, $15.00 • $19.95 1 Large Chest of Drawers $15.00 $69.95 1Set of Maple Heavy Duty Bunk Beds ·~ ' . i ! - Frigidaire 1B cu. 1 lot of nice Step Tables, Lamp Tables and 1- G.E. Refrigerator, locker top _ $69.95 !-Used Refrigerator $25.00 Floor Lamps and Table Lamps $2.00 • $5.00 ! - Frigidaire Refrigerator $39.95 !-Bottle Gas Wall Furnace - 1- Maytag Wringer Washer {rebuilt) Coffee Tables · $139.95 Shi rts, Work Shirts, Work Uni!or m3, Dress Trousers, Jackets, Sweaters, Rubbermaid Housewares, Glass· Glass, Gift Wares, Waxes and Polishes, Brooms and Mops, Light Bulbs, Wall Clocks, Glidden Painls, Dutch Flower Bulbs, Kitchen Tools, Scotts Lawn Care Products, Enterprise Aluminum Ware, Dinnerware. e Lingerie Deportment on the First Floor .. .. Rog ers, Phil Maid and Katz Underw ear and liightwea r, Warners, Bestform and Playtex Foundation Garments. Infants Wear, Cosmetics, Notions, Kodaks and Supplies, Womens and Girls Hosiery, Mens Soeks, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Table Covers, Bath Towels, Costume Jewelry, Uml,rellas and Many Others on lhe First Floor. eFurnituro on tho ~ocond and Third Floan . . . . Dinette Sets, LiVillj Room furniture, Tables, Hassocks, Appliances, Dining Furniture, Easy Chai rs, Mattresses and Box S~~ng>, Rugs and Wall-To-Wall Carpetingg Room Dividers, Book Cases, Desks, Pictures and Mirror~ . '' 1-Used Kenmore Oil Heater _ e Also a Big Selection of School Supplies, Office Supplies, Hallmark Greeting Cards. eAt tho Warohou.. on Mechanic Strut . . . . $49.95 !-Seigler Oil Heater - Floor Sweep Coverings, Linoleum, Tile, Chrome Edging, Used Furniture. Be Thrifty! . , . Always Save Your Saleslips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy Driver Injured 68.88 !-Electric and Coal Combination Range {Real Nice) Special $100.00 New Treads You can cook with electric & heat with coal APPLIED ON SOUND TJRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES 1- Book case $9.95 Used 4 Months - Get This One for 249.95 !-Library Table (old, but nice) - $9.95 WHITEWALLS 1-20 cu. ft. Philco Chest Freezer $125.00 {guaranteed) !-Used Living Room Suite $15.00 750x 14 1 Used Living Room Suite _ _ $25.00 FOR Sold When New For $369.95 3 pc. Walnut Bassett Bedroom Suite with extra good mattress and box spring - See this one. 800 X 14 _ .. ti•MONTH ItO AD-HAZARD Wt can convert JOur l11citwtltt to Nanow Used Furniture Outlet · Phone SH 2-4211 ·~--· -···- · ·-··~ •.,... . , $26.24 - - 851) X 14 - Ow N.,. Trmd., N!ati/J.d b)- Better Bargains At Rutlan.cl Furniture's _.,, .,..,_., _ •.•• - .. - ...• . Hard Surface Floor 3- Good Used TV Sets _ $50.00 • $69.95 3-Coal Heaters _ _ _ $25.00 • $50.00 't ft. Chest Freezer $125 3-9xl2 Used Wool Rugs Pomeroy High School and a graduate of Marietta College. While attending Marietta Cal-· lege, he was affiliated with the ] Della Chapter of the Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. He is how employed as a petroleum engioeer wiLh the Houma Division of the Tell'"dco Oil Company. ] The new couple is res;i·cling 'I in a new home at 1003 Morrison Ave., Houma. Rutland, 0. .... ...,.,...- .. . - ·• • - r• • ••·-~ - .o ·.,~•~ --·· -. Of Wid• Whitew111 .. GUARANTEE II~Um $28.24 ctntlatA.lp ~ •• . GUARANTEE!:) 1. Aplnst delaet• ill wgrkmansbip .......~ . . . . . . . ol tread. 1. Arai•t oormal road hua.rdl «.xcept ftlpllirablt punclw'el) tnooubtered iP eve~~ydey peuanrer car ue for 12 'llOntbl. R.,plllCftJI.entl prora~ on fl'ud wau d ballltll on Ust ~ CUI'Tellt •• tMtw of adjl»b:DeDL H& R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE N. 2ND AVE. .. . . - . . ....... ~,.., ~ ....... ~, ........ # ........ , . .~ •• _.....,....._ _ __. _ _ 4 - _ _ _ _ _ _ • •....-...'t.o.ia.Ai.~~, ' MIDDLEPORT, • ,• · "The wild animal rabies prob- rabies. have their pets vaccinated • !em in Meigs Co. is approach- Dr. J. K. Bratton, Athens pinal rabies. ing epidemic proportions," San- veterinarian, will give the r.. - U bitten by a dog or o!IMr itarian Perry Riggs said today. bies vaccinations to all dogs aDimaJ, confine the animal and . . . and cats brought to the clinic. call the local health deplrl· Rtggs, urgmg restdents to take The vaccination will last I or ment Under DO clrcumstancet lheU" pets iAl a spectal rabtes three years for dof!s except sbould the dog be tilled. cltmc between 2 and 4 p.m. those under five months old, thts Saturday at the Pomeroy Extreme eare should be and$lone year lor cats. Cost will used k foo tb aII !.te ld , SaJ'd Southeastern be in handling a sic dog k 50 per 1 Ohio has been struggling with The. Ohio ~parlment of avoid any poesibJUty of infec· wtld ammal rabies lor many Health has recommended the lino io case It ls rabil. The sal· years. following measures which are est procedure 18 to. '"'late _tho He said sJnce tbe becinning helpful in C"Ontrolling rabi.,: aruma! and ~ve tt examtned of tbJs year GaiJia county has _ Rid the community of <tray by a velertnanan. reported 15 cases of rabi~ dogs and require annual licens- - AU t &Sel of rabies, or saand Jackson rouoty 18 eases ing of all dogs by Uteir owners. peeled cases, ohould be report. of lbe deadly dloease. Si • During an outbreak of rabies, eel to !be local bealllt depan. sltunko Jn the Pomeroy area il may be necessary to restrict ment. Children should lie told bave beeo found witbio re- all dogs to a leash or paddock. nat to play wilh wild lllimllll ceot days, all of wbi111 had - Dog and cat owners should and strange dnp or eali. .. 'I ,,.11 ·r. i ~· B1g . Clash Friday: 'Toss-up' * * * • * * * - * * *J onsolidation Is Launched 1 SPECIAL With Innerspring Mattress and Springs ' 1 CEN1I eDrapery Deportment on tho Second Floor . . . . Draperies, Kirsch ware, Cooking Utensils, Electr ical Appliances, Westmoreland Milk school and was employed at the! Purchasing Department of Ohio University, Athens. Mr. Parker is a graduale of FIVE I cl<ar the decks for his expected THOSE GUYS UP FRONT ~ Slick ball-carrying bac ks go nowhere without "the guys up front. " Here are 10 to IH!ay absence Irom the !M!ddleport ltnemen, seven semors and a sophomore, who will take part in the 41st annu al game between MiddleWhite House. Hts formal sched-,port ~.nd Pomeroy t'rtday mght tn Pomeroy. One was absent. dimly visible in the background, upper left, "doing ole _ranged from a natl"!'al se- ,aiap. He IS 230 lb. sea10r Dave Ashley, center. Left to right are Mark Tannehill and Gary Stobart, ends; Ken Harcurtty C<Jnference.to Stgnmgs of ,m, tackle; Larry Gladwell, tackle-guard, Jac k Sigman and John Blake, guards; Larry Vance, tackle and Fred Robroutine proclamattons. inson, end . - Sentinel Photo , I !-Frigidaire Full Size Electric Range 2-Apartment Size Gas Ranges ,• THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1965 WASHINGTON PRESIdent Johnson, preparing iAl eater Ute hospital tonight, displayed the vigor and enthusiasm of a man heading for a vacation rather than major surgery. 1 !-Like New Electric Range-30" • $49.95 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO WORLD IN eHauoowaroo on tho First Floor . bat of blue brocade. The bride's flowers wer e of lovely while carnations dressed in blue. Serving a. matron-of • honor was Mrs. Heed Whitney of Houma, who wore a yellow street · . length dress with white aeces· s1mes. Her flowers were of yel- l low and white carnations . Attending the groom were Mr. Reed Whitney and Mr. Frank Kell, Jr , both oJ Houma. The new Mrs. Parker is a gradual; oJ Pomeroy H i g II I NO. 145 tbe Work Dungarees. The bride was love ly in 8 street-length dress of white brocade with which she wore accessories of blue. For her head-. piece she ..;hose a piJI-box style ! enttn ID Elberfelds Have Big Selections Music, at y at Underwear, Paj•mas, Neck ties, Bells, Suspenders, Work Gloves, Overalls, was held at the First Metho- ! dist chureh at Houma, La. w1th the vows read by the Rev. Lu· man f. Douglas Fnday, Sep· tember 21 at UO p.m. 5 Pc. Tan & Coppertone Dinette Set $15.00 VOL XVII ..:.:i~:;_;O~y:st:e~r~s=te~w~ts;_:o•~..::th;::e_;;:M:;;rs:;,.;Le;;:sl: ie:. .,:; Ca~r;.;r M~td Batteri es, Recording Tape, Batons, Records, Sheet \ • • Det10ted To Til. Jn&eratt 01 Til. Meig1-Ma.on .4reo eMeno and Bays Department an th. First Floor .... Sport Shirts, Dress Herbert Parker of Syracuse. The double ring ceremony Came from a very expensive suite. \ Luggage. Mrs. Viola Edwards, 122 Mulberry Ave., Po meroy is ing recent mamage of da ughter Ruth Ann to Mr. Howard K. Pa;ker, son of Mr. and Mr~ . 6 Chair Dining Room Suite in walnut 49.95 • ---- Blinds, Yard Goods, Simplicity Pat tems, Blankets, Pillows, Slip Covers, --Edwards-Parker Marriage was September Event 5 Pc. Tan & Copper1one Dinette Set $25.00 Rectmtly till Drapery Hardware, Curtains, Cottage Sets, Window Shades, Venetian T Halliday, Mrs. Dolt Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson, Dexter. ·~·" In [,o pay.Ihle now. /l . FAMILY VtSt'fS HERE Those attending 8th DJstnct Legion Conference at Logan Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneidday, , Dct. 3, from Racine Post , er (Charlotte Carr) and chlid1102 were first vtce com!T'ander ] reo, Jeanie, Cindy, Bobby and fore. Ed Wagner; Paul Holter, Presl- Slevie, or Lawrencl'hurg. Ind • A 'urvey of county audiiAlrs' dent of Past Commanders of were weekend guests recently repo~ts C<Jverlng calendar 1964 lite 8th District, and also AdJU· of Mrs. Schneider's sister and discloses that such improve- tant of Post 602, and . Eugene famdy' Mr and Mrs. Herman ments involved an overall ex- Holter, Dept. second vtce com- Taylor and sons, Ricky and penditure 0 $53.566,560 state mander. Christopher of Lincoln Hel~ts. Auditor Roger Cloud said today. The Racine Post Will meet While here the~ al~ visited Gallia $332,821. Thursday evenmg at 8 w1th the other relattm mcludmg Mrs. Metgs county spent $131,431, 18th District Commander vi sit- Sdhneider 's parents, Mr and ........... . ... ..dl.iepoi-rt•.l ' · Mr. and s. e son e.at an arran ement of yellow lOSt"S I and Mrs. Maud Nelson, Gall.!- ey, Brenda, Brent and ralg, Tuesday, for New Jersey, after Open House Sept. 26 I b Mrs Jvt Bulin ' pohs. Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Mr. and I :!S-da leave with his parents, lhtit home hanormg tnelr_ Ycandle holdeJ '· a Mrs. Gertrude Gotschall, Sun- Mrs. Chris DJOhl, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Andrews partnts, Mr:· and anm weddin Ift of Mrs. [bur} ; Mr. and Mrr:; Joe Strong,I Harvey and Jo, and family He also 5 Mrs aon on their 0th wed ng 0 g t:d cake pun•·h cot-' Wilkesville , Mrs. Harold Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Eh Dennison, ,.JilsS era! days w1th friends m Ch!versary: . ree~~~~s and nut~ were scnr.d McArthur: Mr and Mrs Thom- ~ Linda Grimm, Mrs. Edith Wll- cago. lll. He wtllleave New ~elahves and friend~ were ts- fes~tstmg at the table were , as Boggs, BidweU; t.lr. and l~mson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jersey ror England where he cetved by the hostess and reg A M' Grate Mrs M.x ' Mrs. Jess Pro!Jitt. Mr >nd Mrs. Will, Mrs. Mary . Wtll, Mr and will be stationed for three years. te.red by Mrs. Grover Stout Mrl~~ J\~~~on Keith Weaver and Carl Shenefield, and Mr. and Mrs. Fern Ratchffe, Mrs. Tho- Mr and Mrs. Clarence AnBo I Mrs· G A. Radekm Jnd Tma,• mas JSchoonover • h Mtss ' Susan Bolin Sch ana er Tammy, Mr and drews and Susan and Raymond th B• F• Good nc Attendmg were !Columbus) - Carpenter. I Mrs erry ~novd ' k Mr spent Sunday in Columbus WI and Mrs Robert Sh;ley, Mr and Mrs Virgil Atkiils, Mrs Carl Morns an Mar • . Mr and Mrs. Lew Wolfe and I Littentuff lM~ette Tamara, Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs Fran< Halliday,j and Mrs. Seth Nicholson. Mrd son, Paul and Mrs. Alma Allen .y aver. Carl an<1 Dee, Mr. Mrs. Nellie Tracy Ht!.rrlson- 1and Mrs. V E Nelson, Mr. an and daughter, Mary Lou. Wed M : '!·x Balin susan and . vtlle · Mr andMrs.RobertGrate Mrs Ernest Volden all of Rul· Mr andMrs. WtlliamR Coopan rs. ,., a ' 1 d rc 1 Ricke Mr P. M. Kennedy, Mrs. Anna Ogdm, Langsville; an · S t er and son Bryan Lee o o urn· Gutun~td 99 Mr. :~d M~s. James Redden Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stout, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gro;~nrl i:r: bus were weekend guests ~~ 1 Full Yttr pr. and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Arlie and Mrs. Harvey Rowell, AI- . ~rs. Anna E. Turne Paul his grandparents, Mr. and ~rl:l. Price and Debbie Mr and Mrs. bany; Mr. and Mrs. .Nelson i rte, Mr. and Mrs H. E. Coone an~ other relatJVes. Ral h Kennedy, Rex Kennedy , Smith and Neil, West Umon, w.l lace, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. susie Wmdon of Hender~ Kenned Mr r. nd Mrs. Va.; Mrs. Charles Smith, Dr. day, Mr. and Mrs. !Kin, w. va. and Leonard Middleport JJohl NI yM ,r. an.d Mrs · Rus- and Mrs. Emond Butrimas, Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. ens of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. om e son, ft visited Sunday a ernoon Miss Ethel Koenig and Miss Elsie Harl. . Mr. ar.d Mrs. J<~ck Cummms and ramily of Columbus were weekend guests of their pare~ls, I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cummms and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown. Henry Bahr and Roy Grueser Rov Holter, Delmar Baun, left Tuesday morning lor elk hunting in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herd- . m::m of Bellefontaine and grand· children, Larry and Jackie Lakeview were weekend guests of her sister and brother-in-law, .... ... ·' Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser and ~ l ,il sons. '' l Miss Barbara NcNickle of Antiquity was the Friday eve,, ning dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser. Sun~ay, menu The 1966 T.egion dUP!I are Attend Conffrl'nre 0. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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