http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b09bbe53080747b465c1b95dbbeee264.pdf 327d70cddfddcc29ad22033e6a0abd09 PDF Text Text , .a. Dally Sentlne_I._Pomeroy·Midd)eport ,_o , CALENDAR No~1_0,_1_964 Heath wscs Program Centers on W k Old T P P estament oetry rOSe Or held S "Pra)!e and Thanksg!iving " Commumty Day program --~ Bells, Buffets, Candles, ·Theme 01 Club Event ~ • Geffrng ' p r on a I Mana,.ernent Bouru Meeea With Re11eru In PAIITT F01I SON Mr. ODd Mrs. Ilene Mitch ...k tertalned with a party 1u1 woe lo 'nloodoro Milch, .... Ediar IIDII llouil>o ter, Kathryn, Mrs. Carl Mitch. N \. ot their home, Condor Sl ' Mr. and Mrs. George esse The Board or Mollallement of observance of the £lftb blrlhdtly road Jr and Michael IIDII tho Return Jonathan Meigs ChiP' of their 11011, Mark. A decorated host and hostess and Mart on4 1 I • e 5 • • • •·s II Bu!frl! and Candles" ter, met Monday NOV . 10 e 5• noon D.A.R., af the home .Jt the regent, li II given Jn tht> rnovmg prose F'rldBy at the Rutland Metho- l II " In Pomeroy ' wa s the sub Je-< t. of the food Mn. E~erson JObel , lD Middleand poetry of the Old Testa- dJst Churrh was give n by Mrs The Lad t t"~ AUXJ a r~ ll ofh the Ch~:~r l es H. Karr Sr ret urn· , demonstration giVen by the rt The budget for the curELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARTERS m.ent wus the program topic Walter Haves Mrs . l.Hmbert an· I Mtdd lepOI I Firemen .,.,., ;vt' ed hume \ londa} a fter an over- t h?me economist of the Colul~ :nt. year was outlined and I by Mrs J amt>s E ul~r at t he nuanced Lhat Methodist field a met't iO ii! and d em o~stra ton n1ght v 1s1 t at \1anon wtth his I b1a Gas of Ohio Company wht report on the membership com· FOR RCA VICTOR November meetmg of the WSCSt worker Will be the speaker at ' at the ('olumb u.s a n~ :mthern d<:~ ug hter and son-ln-la'ot', Mr the Ml~dleport Garden Club mJttee was g1ven. of Hl!ath Methodrst held Mon- r the- Umted Methodist Churrh Ohw F: lel!r iC Compan. ofhl·es <:~nd Mrs Edward 'I Bll uer and I mt>l Frrday evenmg Members Pree.ent for the meeting were TELEVISION, RADIO, STEREO I th ·hurch i m Pomeruy. Fnday , N o~ IJ '!'uesclt.\ t'Vt-nrnK <tt 7 10 p m Pull} . Mr~ 1\a rr , who acmm- and guesU were in~lted to I Mrs Geflrge Skinner VICi! re- , d ay tvenme e c how lht l wrth a lun<heon to bt s~rved <:. I The Amenl'a n LE> g\On A ux•l~ pan u·d lum rt:m~ rn ed f or a ' buffet s upp er tollowrng the ' .Mrs Euler .adescnbed gent· ; Miss Bess Sanborn, chapyearrungs of the Hf'bri:"W peo-1noon ran ul Lew is Ma nley Post 263 Iunger vr:- rl 1 prugram . lain ; Mr1 . Edward Foster, corNew All-Channel pie for l'Ommunton wtth (; od Mn Edwa rd Young read a ~ 11 1 mt't't at the hon1e of Mrs • M r~ Homer Huller and ~rs ; Mrs. Carl Horky dt spl~yed e respondingaecretary : Mra. Guy 'fJU embodied rn the \eadE'rs ot lE'Uer of thanks from Sarah Be- Con Young, Tuesda ~ at 7 30 p . I Koblerrtz lrd l S;;~ turday . now, arrangement having all Nelgler, treasurer; Mrs. Pat Modell the early Hrble ht 'l!O ry ln<"l ud- rhtl{•. ~ tudtm t in Columbus tur p m to~<~ ~ tl an i H' l'rtv lu Jllend the I her t~~me . "Jack Frost's Last Lockary , registrar; Mrs A.. R. ln MusE's who wrote the eprc the devot ron<~l booklet sent her . . Na tiU;lal ('urwentron I Fhng Miss Nellie Zerkle, Knight, Mrs. Dele Dutton and . · presi dent. ore~;tded over the one guest Mrs VIncent Knight, !gth H b. •w peoplP Job dra- The meeting was dosPd w1th Forrs t H. ose Council Daugh·· ( ,l ao~e 0 e e r~ · · A n et-t rue" The \ w1ll <:~bu go uu 1:1 crUise d In · · 1 · busmess mee 11 ng an an v1· Mrs Jone! served 1 deuert ti David tht' lyr1st group reading of the new pur· ter s ul mr nca ...., l11 1 Dla t e r::e 'fo~olm w~iter· SolO: i pose ot the Women s Soc rt>l} dt~\ at 7 30 p m All members tu Berm uda b t· tatiOn wa s read from the Che- oo~se following the meeting. 1I poe ath hJiosopher· a~ lsai- 1tn .ChrJsUan Sen'lCt' a r~ urged to attttnd \\ /'!), Wil ma Stu a Hn ht"n ler ~w- shtre Garden Club to attend Its mon, e P ' , M n NOV II ed Ml <:tnd Mn H Prt tx· Ch t d co tion workshop 1 with matching ah, the dra~all.st and greatt>s'! The hostessP~ia~:~ s Bl~~;~, l · at 7 30 p m. HUDSON GRADUATES i 011 ~nd Susan and Hoger wr lh t~ ~: ~~~ 2 rollabout of Hebrew .smger:s . . . I Dowson, Mrs ' lesheJ· and MISS' A rumma ge salt> Yr lll be held a dwner at ht' r h,·me. F: nter- lll the Kv er Cret:>k Hrgh school Pvt Larry Hudson , who ts I Bible selectrons tllustratrng 1Mrs Harry CJ · d d al the Sl Puu l s Lutheran prr !:ie last v, eek honorrng Mrs. 1 ·g spending six months active duty ba,.. · d b Mrs F 1eda Faehnle servt' a es-1 b 11 fr a. · ' ca lt'lerra 9 the topic were rea Y · r ble cover·l church Novrm t'f , om D1xon on tlt:'r btrthda) A dec, . wrth the west VIrginia NationEuler, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs . serl course from a la d nr to 4 p m I 01 iil ed turthda\' cake wa~ seJ v- 1 Ser vmg as de~onslr ator al al Guard graduated from basic ComplettJ se ..... lce M L French MISS Fneda Fa- 1ed wtth a lace d oth an cenh h d· . i the wo1 kshup will be Mrs. ' F K K t k. Facllltlet For All eh.nle: Mrs. Leo Smith, M r s. l tered with an a• rangement ut 1 The Pomeroy Shll~espe~r~ I ed M~~~ ~o~lmm~~dford enter·ed r James Titus, an. accredit~ t:in~~~e~be~~ a':rrro: ~e:e Nan Moore and Mrs. Hothe l white morns, flanked by orange club wtll meet at th~ o~e o Gr<:tnt Hos Jt al Columbus Fn- 1Judge wrth the OhJo Assocta. n on to Fort M•ade MaryRCA VIctor Productt Smith, who' concluded with the , tapers wh.~~~ ho;d~~:- 5~::; I~rs J~·~ ~~b;1e:, .S~ .p ~nng I d'ay evtnm~ ru,: nbserva!Jo~ and I lion uf ~arden Clu~s ~he- ~~. is the hu·s-band of the Old Hundredth Psalm l l,ambert pres\ _a . e- ve, nes a l lreatm ~nl s,hlre C ub reporte etr l former Linda Grueser. You'll enjoy seeln£ the complete nne of RCA Victor Blae: Mrs. Jack Bt>c.htle w~s devo- coffee ~ervlCe Pia now arr~~ d Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Rov· Hollrn H.adlord and Mrs WI! -, Chmtmas Flower Show would .. and Wh1te Telev1sron and Mark lU Luiur Televmon WI\ tional leader usrng the lheme ments mcluded yeJio basket oi al Arch Mason s writ hold a l lram Radford vtsl ted Sundtry 1be held Deeember 5 . Automahc Color Punfter - Portable Television - .Tranof Thanksgivmg m scripture and bronze mum~ and a slated convocation \Vednesda~ With Mrs. RDilm H<Jdford at 1 . M embers were remrnd~ of LEARN OF DE A Til m1tor Radio; - Table Model Radios - Clock Radtos 1 1 song. A worship center featur- fruit and lndran Corn , carry nv~ al 7 30 p. m. al the Pomeroy 1Gri.lnt Hosprla l. the meetmg Monduy et 6 30 p Relattves have learned of AM and FM Xad10s - Portable Record Players and the 1 ~ 8 small church with ptlinm out the harvest anrl Thanksgt Ma rue Temple Regultlr bus· Mr and Mr s Cal\'ln Spade m m the Pomeroy Elementary the death of John M()l.}rheed of J wonderful Stereo Recc.rd Players Wlth AM and FM and FM Stereo Radio - RCA Victor IS known the wo~ld over figuries, the open Btble and lmg them~ Mrs. Robert Coat~ ) lne~ wtll be transacted follow- I and family ol Wallbrrdge were School for represe~lattves of near Belpre Monday morning. for excelllent quality, superb tone - careful styling and the Cross. !assr sted wrth the t..able decora I ed hy work in the Past Masters I weekend guests of her brother the Va !mus cl ubs. m the coun- He was the son of the lare Mr. yearli of ·Jatisfactory service - Stop in on Eberfelda Mrs. Glenn Lambert , pr~Sl· r t1ons. degree . ArrhJe Swartz, htgb I and sr sler-m-lo w, Mr and ty where plans w11l . be complet.. and Mrs J . C. ~oorhead . for~2nd floor. See all of these new 1965 RCA Victor products dent was m charge of the bus1prie~t urges all companions to I Mrs t-.:ar l Young t~nd son l ed fur thP Cnunly Chnstmas er Portland resident!, SurvlV· _ Select the items you want and a:ive pleasure to your oess' meetmg. The budget for i 'l'wo t:lrildren are afle~d 1 M~ cmd Mrs WJ\Jiam King J<'lower Show to be held or 11 include his wife and two family ani yourself. ihe year was read by Mrs. Nan ! R . d t l.'hltrt•h I . 111 New<lrk 'Nere week end VlS , Nov 27 and 28. Mrs. Charles sisters, Mrs. Thelme Orr, Ba·l Moore, treasurer and adnpted l ..nptrze a of ba- ll sm i Troop 245, Boy Scouts, wll! j 110 rs of \wr mother, Mrs Wel- l e Lew1s, regiOnal director, is shan, and Mrs. Pauline Ash, lly the society. Self denial and lht' sa~r~;oen~h t ldren d~rmg . meet at the Muidleport Libra· by Whal e\, Hock Sprtngli Road. cha1rman for Lhe show Parkersburg. Arrangements pledge uffermgs were present - 1was Jollve . ., Sunday ry WednPsday evemng at 7 p. Mrs Glad}s Cuck]Pr was 1 Plans were made fur the mcomplete and will be amrwu.nc. ;I 1 the worshrp seJ "~cl:d 'Metho· m All sc~uts a.re asked lo bJ mg th~ ~tmday dmner gul:'st ed.. of tradJhoool home Chrlslmas de- ed~iliatieir.~iiiiiiliiiiiiiiili 1 1therr . regu;tratmn fl'i! to. the Mr s. We lby Wha ley A report on the World . Wrde l mornmg at the U corating contest wh1cb is ;;.;~~~;;;;;o;;;;.. dtst ;hu:ch lkire 00 hz- nw~tmg and all boys wrshmg to Mr:i. Bradford Maag visJ!ed : sponson•d by the Middleport He\ .( . Melvin A P , regtster for scouhng are urged , Amateur Gardeners and the MISS AMERICA ed Ellen Elilabeth BarGmtz, : to attend. Milford Hysell IS the I rdecenhttly HJ Codlurnllnu~ I with Mher I Middleport Chamber of Comary I aug er an so -m-aw, r. l d ghter of Mr and Mrs au · d · M scoutmaster. 1 6 nd , 1 ., Joh" Jordan merce The annual dChristmas 1 1 · Harmt:.: wrth Mr an r !i . n ' · r p k b g TI1e White Rose Lodge Aux- John Rudolph of zane!iVJIIe dmner was announce for er .Jnhn Hetzer o urd, ili<~ry lo the Br(\therhood of IS the guest of his sister Mr s ember 7 Ht 6:30 p. m. at the TODAY WE MAILED w va as sponsors aranedrs(;'rre M"d II • · h . f M Railroad Trammen of • I c eCarrre Grueser and son Wll Martm Restaurant w1t e parFull Rongo nc·k I outs Young son r. M~ d ft ' 1 II · h h f ' ' th l\1 r port will meet Wo:unes ay a · ham of Mrnersvrlle ty u owrng at t e orne o Of Sizes _ _ and Mrs Earl Young WI r h I . hal! In r M C M Henn sy I and Mrs Calvm Spade as spon- ernoon at t e egwn :vlrs, Eugene Houdashelt and rs. e · . • Middleport. children BP('kv and Randv I Member.'! brought gJfts for sors ' .drnner guests -oi' Ir the c Iub proJec I , ''0per at"JOn · 1 d b Mrs. NOV · t•"' were Sunday IN THE AMOUNT OF The organ pl e u e Y . . • •· . 1Santa Claus" for patients at Harvey Van Vranken, organrst. I The Past Councilors of Theo rher, pat~~ ts, Mr. and Mrs Ev- the Athens State Hospital Miss 1 Middleport, 0. opened the service, followed b~ · dorus Counerl Dau~hters of ! ere.! Darley. , , . I Serkle announced that any ~~~~~~~~~iii::::~ I a 11Vmn scnpture sentf'nces an(j I America will meet Thursday ' Mr and Mrs. \ D F...dwards I b h g I g e add"t . ! · I d Ch 1 d o· d ·t d mem er wrs m o rv the mvocalion by lhP Rev Al- ~ evenmg at the home of Mrs an ery, an avt . VJSJ e I tionfll gifts should get them kirl:" silent praver and the Th mas Cook Sundoy at rhe Plains wtth Mr. If you are no! one of those receiving a Christmas , Lord's Prayer An anthem ''Ho'~he Past Offl<'ers of H.acrne and Mrs. Earl Shneves. heJ before Dec, 1. POMEROY OHIO Club Cheek this year be sure you have a worry ly Is The Lord " was pre!l.ented 1 Chapter, Order of Eastern Star I • , , HAVE GUESTS free Yuletide in 61>-join our Christmas Club now. 1 -LAST TIME TONIGHT by the choir a.nd the Rev. AI~ I will met with Mrs. Ruth B~:~r· MtSSIOnOfleS The sunday dinner guests Joshv• Lo!:!•n·s krre had for hi~ sermon toprc , r nltz, Thursday eventng. Leont~ M d M J seph Elee,gle "ENSIGN PULVER" 0 Buzt w ere \\'hat Is Protestanll.~!m'~" Hensley w!!l have the program pea I ng tmes ~irley r~nd CTechnicolorJ Robert Walker Burl Jves. 1 Rock Sprin& 11 Grange w 1 11 ] Claudette Sanerty and JIm Walter Matthau, Tommy : Nephew iJI Honorrd mort Thursday at 7 30 p. m Goodma" of Columbuo. Sands. Millie Perldns. Ka)l Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , • hd Thert' will be a program and The speaking schedule or Mr. ___ ~--··~- __ __ _ Medford. Nobody el.·er foul On F1/th Br.rt oy •refrPshmenls will be sPrved. and Mrs P Sadhu Samuel of day they will speak at the Lions ed up the fit'et like Ensign MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pulver see his collt>rtioon Mr and Mrs Joseph Struble The Pomeroy Bend CJ(Jzensl Nellme, Indm. who will spend club luucheon in Pomeroy. ' of pin·ups lovf"r. Clghter. entertam~ ~Jlh a. party Sun~ Band Radio Club w11l meet Nov 15-18 bnngmg news from -- ----~~--=~~!ipec•allst in SNAFU day evenmg at the1r . borne~ Thursd<~v. at 7:30 p. m at the l the Baptist m1ssion fields of Colorc:.rtoons Mulberry Ave. h~norrng the~r 1Mason Youth Center All mem- d1a to the Amencan Baptist • -WED. •nd THURSDAY nephew, Mark Mitch, on Jus bers are tiSked to be present churches in tlus area, has been 1 November 11-12 fifth btrlhday. I Refreshments Will be served. announced 1 NOT OPEN After the honored guest open· I NOV. 13 Sunday, Nov. 15 Mr. Samuel Tbe1965Ford FRIDAY-;;d- sATURDAY ed his grfts, games were play- I Return Jonathan Meigs Chap- will speak at the Pomeroy BapNovemb•r 13-14 !Yaquleter ed and r_efreshments of. a ter, D.A R., will meet Friday tJst Church at 9·30 .11nd at the 14 55 PEKING" ora ted btrth~ay cake m t h Nov. 3, at the home of Mrs. Middleport Baptist Church at daaaliAIIJs.lloyce! form of an a1rpla~e, lee cream. Dwlght Milhoan near F i v e 10 :m. Mrs. Samuel will speak I coffee and kooJ ar~ were serv- Pomts at 2 p m. Mrs. Mil· 1 at the Cheshire Baptist church ed to Mrs Carl Milch. Mr. and hoan Will grve a program on I at both the Sunday School and Mrs. John Terrell. Mr. and Early AmE'rican Heritage In- Worship services. Sunday · Mrs. Charles ~gar and eluding the history and display ing at 7 p m . they will speak 111 SUN., MON., TUES. Chuck and Mana, Mr. of antiques. Roll call will be a Bethlehem Baplist church Nov. 15-16-17 Mrs._ Gene M•tch and Mark treasured possession. Hostesses at 8 p m. they will speak at the SOCIAL i looiPI - · ftwnfay lAw moslly cloudy, wt.dy ad mOd with a cbDco Ill - . . . , ldP alter-~ b~lr~lhd~a~y~c~a~ke~,~lce~~cr~e~am~an~d~Sha::r,:;t.'""''""''""''""''""''""';;;;;;;., 1 ,. at y eollee wero oervod e 70.75. I VOL XVI .. ,,.............. . -- lfOW' TOO Dmr en tine -.-~ Jep. .ld=utMJ, N. Y•• II - ollloo. .... - - ·111111' • - NO. 179 I Copter Mercy Pilots, Shot at By Guerillas, Bring Disaster Relief I RCAVICTOR 1 23" SCREEN N!v 7 1 I lll J:t He 1 Chou to Host new~ .- !Talks BRIEF · WIRE NEWS ......._.., lJJJih~l ~'•·•·•~ ·•~m ..llltffltulio'nal "· WASIDNGTON - CASH FOR CHRISTMAS! 1 1 Christmas Club Checks I. re nnounced u:d. 1 I !~~"W;H~A~T~A~W~A~Y~T~O~~GO~··~~S~h~&r~l~a~n~d~M~r-~a"iid--Moiriis~. iiSiitr•u•b-l!wt\1 Mrs. f"irst Bap1st Church of Racine. Mitchum, MacLaine le and Michael John be Rose, Mrs.MilhOHn. Lawrt!nce Mrs. Mil- The publrc is Invited to all - I! ON VETERANS DAY, NOVEMBER 11th ••• hoan and Mrs. Edward Jones . servrces. Mory Shrine, While Shrine 1 Monday through of Jerusalem, w:ll meet at the i the S;:rmurls \\otll divide IIOOF' Hall F'ride.y at 8 p. rn. time among the f1ve chtJrCileS Miss Dorothy Burnelte, field spet'kmg to missron societies, 1 worker of the \'r.:iCS, will women 's luncheons, chilltlren's l speak at the Untled Methodnt arrd yuuth groups. .<~nd church i Church Friday at 10 a m, fol -1 family groups. They will also public l lowel by a potluck dinner at 1speak m many .:.f the i ll :30 a m. AU Methodist wo- schools of the area. Wednes1 men are urged to attend and - ~~ i bring their own table service. "Hard to believe•••" "Incredible!" "Must bave bad a 50-year-old Rolls ..." "Ridiculous!" "Come on now..." "Farfetchedl~ ."Amazing..." "Hooey!" I I Nov.16 Announced 1 honor th.,.. wbo bave iN:Jy - L-11......._ •1 WePay3% lntereltOnSavlng• Pomeroy National Bank EASY TERMS Membor Foderol RMerVo System ~ber Fodorol Dopotlt ln1uron.. Corporotlon Servillg Meigs County for over 90 yean POMEROY - RUTLAND RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Ruflond DUnON DRUG CO. 122 N. 2nd Avo, Middleport, Ohio ~ $5,353,000 l ~1~: :u r~umng . . . ----)dlfootl«titm Take a oo.ftllplloa tes1 tlrt•e II 1 1965 foni.MoylleyGII jlllt <Oilklo't lielleft dte od (npriated . - ) appoon4 Ia WI a lotr OJIO· All« ttll, mllliJ -ldor ~lloyeo 1D lie- of lite world's an. Bat Ford g • New ..... - ....... ttddl ave iocbel ..... kDoe room•• Traut.... ride e;Jperta 'l1le(Bolt, - · · ·Bera•elk ........ - ••• tleal •New --luwW I.TD - - • • · motdiod by ODY- 011' ill Pord's- q-. No...,..,lllc,)_dte_ '111eU.S. Auto Clob cordllet\ dte ..-.., Tltis y-'1 F.n lou dte ......,... body --~~--In~ lor oolra foot - if ,.,... .... - . .odl.. uprljbl. In m~anwhile, 8 Jame~ 46 y eOfS homeles~ ~ ce"' A ,. d All war veterans Honore • T0 day Across th eNatIOD . . Portland Man Js fnJ.llred •n Promotion Plan Js idopted by FaII from R f Mercl.ant Group. ·. r I 1 danger~ milli~n ~ilit~ry ~~s ~~~m~~;n w~~r! osp~:s 1 ~e ~n~;,~nc;~Cl;a~ero c'"ll~nio~ ~reac~n~Mis!io!: 1 Labor Offers .tt 30-mil~an-hour ~nd ~~nu;em·J Nel\,. Taxes.. Bene £its too ~!so a.~~ila: I I busin~ss I LO~DON meet- ~ m~ngled ........ ......,_.., .... -- .-.llloa 1 - (IIIIDdttniOG4-doctr to lite - . . ride. Bat ... ride II oaiJ port olwhlt'o - •~~o~,~~o~-.--.~v.a~o.­ ...... wt'' ~ ..... ...... eoll"'lrraa_,.. _ _ ttlJ a.lrlhutial eveo ohifl dowttlo Jlnl wllhout claahin&JCIIIL hordt<lpl) ~ ltalo olr, pn>Yidelrr.ll olr I¥ID with ttll wiDdowl alooed. • - It all dW 10undJ Ukt a kn lido up. .. - · - ~r~n.,., . ........... keJ-worb willa eltblr - for OM t:flf • o8tt" ••• taU a N" dnl'e. Su ,.,,.., 1J'I(JU ~WJPlt GU 6uylnr FortlJ tlvin no k/IIIW "!llipoloRI ia XL IIDII Lm mocklo Test drive Total Performance'65...best year yet to go EP-IJI~ KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 ext UeS ~ttee a~~:~ c:a ~·184Z5bp. -)'<l\1 ..., Third St., Middleport, 0. ·:~ ---· 1 Meet t he Tearn N T d llltl Sbt lo modela-lhe 11106t powerful -dan! Sla ot!eml by any car lo Ford'a - . • V-1 ....., , _ - ....- p~ Boosters PIan • - · lltrlfty ttll...- 8 AI Pord autematle tn•il kn lllrnl I , . - , DOl 2 u Ia m1111y c:omptlloc cuo. Ministers Set December 14 For n·Inner ~au.!. 1 egan To the 5 out of 10 people who didn't believe this ad ... ~. a sporting proposition Con/eri'R<'P He-mlock Grove Grenge met r in regul11r session Saturday eve. n\ng with Mrs. Carol ~one-s, 1 worthy master, presiding_ Our' ing the busme"s sess10n , an offJ('ers t'Onference to be held at : the Rock Springs Grange hall. November 16 was announced I and those attending are asked to bake pies for refreshment:~. ! Members are asked to br!ng gifts fur lhe Athens State Ho~­ pltel patients lo the next meet~ tng on November 21. Mrs HUber Quivey, lecturer, I presented a program of g~:~mes, 1 jokes, readings and songs, durinl! the lecture hour. PI• and coffee were served. 0~ I ' i Of/it-er ; ' "This ad kills me-• · ° I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "Bunk!" Morr AsI\S for An0 l her $2S MI.11 IOU • prevto~~ rl~~r 1 . T <~reg agr~ed An e);llimated 1,200 perl'!ons. h th radioed hit~: sucame as a surp1ise since were reported drowned m only : ra~ ~r t~o~ the situation wa!i so Iear her indications were that two of thiS country's northern peno.rs a I onlv the sick and the two Communist giants provinces. Estimates of horne: despl!rate ~:~e bei evacuated had made little progress toJess in only rour provmces 1wo~nded ng . ~'ard f~ll sca~e talks on Ul.eir ranged from 850,000 to 1.200.000. by alr. . . t9 t Ideolog:tcal differences . 1 Am err can military repor COLUMBUS iUPJI - State Ohio's wat er. p3rk~ and w1ld- pro vt>ments program fnr out- 1which are m design slages. 1the capital city said l,IOO perCommunications Cut Natural Resources· Df"pa 1trnen! life factlr•te "> · do(lr recreation and water de-1 The hsl mclud = .. .~ ·. d" · There were no reports at all sons had drowned . in two . IS- Director fi'red Morr Tuesday · · As ol ,\ o\- I. IOOl :some \-e lopment. and cons1d..: nng the ProJects under des 1gn or rea· 69,007, s from some provmces, where ra- , tricts ol Quang Tm .Provmce requested an addrttonal $25 mil of rhe appropnated puhl w needs immedJ-' dy for release of funds; $5,532,· 1 either Pres! entG 1°d n on d"lo road railwaj' air river· alone. Another 120 d1ed rn Quaog lmn be alloted to hts departbond morwy h,Jd bet'n tunded i.lte alf('ntron I am requestmg 1180 already spent · 1 1 Sen Barry M o water n ' · ' ' p · · 1 d ·'d 1 '' 1 1 k · · . T f1 nd sea communkat10ns were , Nam rovmce. .lake Alma improvements, 1 ment from the proposed $27., , on proJects erther comp cte . <.rn au rlwna .,_'i rot 1un to eep 3 the Nov .. et;ftb put out of commission. I Millloo Homeless , . m1llwn capt tal 1mprowments ' undt>r crm strud ton . or m "ll&l· our program movmg ," Morr Jackson Counly, $15,(}(1(), 5 per which Wlli bee g the Air Force weather men in Tile senior American (lid of. ' bond ISSUe I neermg df'slgn," MolT 3atd In cent complete; Burr Oak Bath- 1 cial canvass an te Saigon warned that ficial in the region, Louis Wah- l The bond i:-sue, approved by tl letl erl (J (;(IV R Rhod. Morr gave Rhode s (I lr st O( l houst> extensiOn. Morgan Counaddition o[ mt~or party d v~~: severai more days of wind and i rumund, of Fredericksburg, Tex. Ohio voters in November, 196'J. es. capJia! rmprovements project s ty. $50,000, 5 per ct>nl: Burr i c broke the rain was predictable along the , told UPI here lhat 750,000 l<> :allocaled 125 mtllton Ia cnnm· l "" Havmg rev,•wed lhe ''' ' "' •htcl' wm cnmpleiPd. thn<e llak c.amp area exlensmn , Mar· , The Meigs Ml.rl;terlll Aosoeo": 979 200·mile strelch of storm. rav· one milhon were out of 68,83S, m: vat10n and development of ol Ohto s pre""' capital 'm- und er conslxue11o" and proJects gan Counly, $120.11110. 20 per iauon •el December 14 for aged coast. the three prov1nces He said 80 , -~-- ---- · - - - - -- • ! renl Burr Oak Park facilities I1famtly Christmas meetlDF JOHNSON CITY, TEX.- The Marines here atrlifled 800 per of all property had I·- -- ·~ .,. . . ""r • ~ sludv . Morgan Coumy. $12,180. wheo lhe group met al Lelert President Johnson called Tr_eas-- refugees to safety in lhe past 48 been destroyed: ~ UPII 120 per cent. cabm plan, sland· Falls Methodist Church Monoury Secretary Douglas Dillon hours desprtet he gauntlet ot l Spokesman m Saigon said BRADENTON, Fla. 1ard for Burr Oak, 100 per cent. day. 1 1 cr astal d1stric1s in thP three -Forme-r Cincinnati Reds 'I Conper Hollow lake Dam, • The Christmas meeting wiD to his LBJ Rancht odey fo~ talks Com~unlst gunfire. 1 on economlc matters- mclud- The commander of the U S. provinces were 85 to 90 per ~1 anuger Fred Hotclllnson wa!i f\ .Ja rkson County , $200,000, 5 per lbe.gin at 11 :30 a.m . December ... I r ed 1"1011 ex·Army's S2nd Aviauor Battalion, I cent under water I plared on the rritiral list lo. I -& patul or a r uc cerrt : t:'ror ked Run camp area I 14 at t he Enterprise Evangeaoe lal:es in 1965. ~---- . - --day at Mm,lee Cnuoty "•m· road. Melgo <h.. --~tMIO 30 per i ical United Brethren Church. This program, • step loward I 00 •rtal HD<pital whm he Is ,. Ic.,, Lakr Hope e<;b.ins, VtPWII.I!hero will be ·dovotims allll cut in person00 bo~pltalized with che!it cau.· Bu~me<: c: \men ant•. ~ w11mrn of. Co. 1.1~~.000. JOO ~er rent ' Lake ·l dmner at noon. ''--~•~ IUWw~G.· pr/\..,ised ..._. & ., 1 DeJ Talbolt. Po-rtland, ~o:; rer . eed al a""· .. t~ •~r• N\rnl'lrated. ioeome tax-d . d ' p II h · . d Hu~ ramp area water svsti'm, The aMOCI&tion aJso agr 11 1rs 1 rushf'd to Meig~ Ge-neral ho.sHutc-h1nsnn was a mrtff' to ome-rnv wr e rnv 11e of lh es, wao amoss Items on the agand oe;t week throu h rson· Vml oo Counly, $!10.11110. 60 per i tu encourage churches . I tndl follofllng DUlon'J arrival pital Tuesday evening for tht> hospital Tuesda) for the I .g rem Tv('oon . Lakt:> lmprnve- county to help m aJdlng the at &he ranch lrefaftmedent of pahinful in]urtt's second time jn two wet>b and I Cah !nlen·Jewpf J parptrr1pn f' m a mt?-nls. \.a Ilia County, $::! 4.000, : Thomas Whrte family whidl Isu er when €' ff.'ll !rom was reported then tL be in mtmas nll' romo1lOll n 5 I rent lost tts home and possessions thf' roof of a house I "pOOr'' condition, Hospital auaccordatwe Wilh (l plan adortpe . b f tl A fierce 1110W ltOnn raged T lbo 65 -• 1 &horili('s said Hutchinson bud ' ed 'J'upc;dav Y tre ~n y, tot! RLINGTON Va (liP!) - America honored to~av· a II,d . was hreporl~ n1 "only a fair ni2ht.'' . d 1 f whirh tbrou&h the lllgb Sierras ay A od h 'l'h 1 -....... ,.;;-~~....... =·=,·~ ' In olher &ctlvily' the Pre-Eao. making hJghwayt ravel the 31 veterans, liymg and dead, who t'he I will wa"> a p-r HAN!\U, Gf'rmany <UPI)- 1 and ·•·· th weathe have aged Its wars and protected Jts peace. .a ra, etgs a so DUB cau ...... "& e b w I t r of President Johnson who treatt'd for a possible compound proved al a mePirng ()t 14 mr r- >\. hand grenade brought to hes will be held the week of bureau to warn stockmen a out As persona represen a lVe 'J h fracture of the left arm and I f'hant~ fo llmvrog a drnner at Ifo' b 2 "th · ill protecUng eattle Iwas at his ranch in Texas , Veterans Admmistrator o n t d hlp inJ r Ir:row '" Town fmd Coun trv res. scbool by a CeebiP·mioded boy I e . 22. 6 WI bseFrveb•ces24 ~ hit lh . S. Gleason Jr. ptared a wreath at the Tomb of the Un· ' .,.,ns. an a u y. exploded in a crowded play· ,' Meigs county to e . ' •· br of lh. t The unt e s onn e . 1 emo ies at Arlington Nat tonal ' Mr Talbott was brought to I tauranl .Jiwk Car se~ presid ent land 26 California Sierras, where snow knowns m so emn cer n the hospttal by the R a c • n e of tlw P(Jmrrn.\· rllnmber of ground today, injuring alleast Rev . M E Dowson nsoclapUed up to 40i nches deep and Cemetery. EST . t of I Emergency .squad Racine squad Comm<'rc:e prP "ldrd 1 34 ehildren. , tron ~reside~t was ~ dla.rl• 11 1 stlff winds whisam bS rv!d you and 1 and our ehildren volunteers to-ok Kenda Ar· Mr Carsev :.;fld all mrrch- : Thr grenade exploded among 1 of the session. Rel'. tied through mountain passes Sl encfe t~asar~rs~ice that ended would inherit a tree land. : not\, 14. o( Racine, to thr hosant s Will be -ablf' 10 par11 Clp<l1t> I 450 l'bildren playing during. IRichard Marun, rector of lhe 'More mow fell !!1 UtAh, east...,rn ~~rl~ w!r 1 0 ~ Nov. 11 at a '' The unknown. soldiers ~nd ! pita I after she lwd faiiPn at , ] in the pr11mohon. Men·hanf 1 rf'Cess. It tore tbe arm off an , Grace Episcopal Churcb of 46 ears ago. Nevada, southeastern Idaho John Fitzgerald Kennedy to- school and sustained a ht>ad (L'P{) _ Bolstered teams were eppomted to call I S-year-old boy ripped off a I Pomeroy, presentedt he as'S: south as the mountains Veterans Day observ-lgcther were victims of hate, fin]ury by two maJor parliamentary i?n all others not al the girl's hand, tbe h·gol lgram entitled,. Body fl. of Arizona. , h ld the 50 states and their graves bear mute ev- 1 vwlorres the Labor government 1mg. Teams are to report as another girl and may cost an- 1the Risen Chnst. an~es tw;; e ov:rs~:s cemeteries idence o( what man's baseS[ m· 1 FRACTURES JAW ; today (lresen1ed a budget bnm-, s;.;,;n as ros~ JblC" tn Pa.u: Chat~-. oUter her si,ght, I ·HONOLUW ~ a~er: 140.000 US. soldiers and stincts can do ..o his noblest , Roger L. Jeffers, 17, son of mmg with nrw wplfare bener1ts man~~ rhe C'hapm:m-Can.HLry . _,., ..... , ~ .,._ ., At Least Six Die Dodd the gultar-atrwnmmg ex- w 00() 1 tives" Mr and Mrs Robert L J r<: - and new laxe~ to pev for Shoe store £, · :'lt:' ""W-1:&..,-.. ·~""' ' •~ ' lhe names ol another 90, mo · · ·' · I In Bomber Craob elUef Mousketeer of Walt Dts. . . . action are enscribed Syracuse, was admitted to Hoi. them 1 FIREMEN CALLED UPI) · ney's Mickey Mouse televisiOn mtssmg m zer hospital at 8 30 p m. 1\JP.~- I Chancelloc of the Exchequer : MOONSIIINE POISON Pomeroy firemen were call- WOLF POINT, Mont. ( 0 show, died In Honolulu TuesPreserve Freed m day suffering from a fractured . James Callaghan went to lhe ' INDEPENDENCE, Brilrsb ed al I 12 a m today to the A huge 852 Jet bomber cra~ed. day after an illness of nearly 2 ''Through their courage, dedl jaw sustained when he bumped I House of Commons with his Honduras JUP f) - Wood alco-r wyi!Js Hill area to batlle a and burned late Tuesday Dlght months. cation and sacrifiee we have into another boy whtlcp laying I '·IJttle budget" givmg the hrst ! hoi accldentally served at a brush hre No damages v.ere m a ranch pa!tur... 20 mllet Dodd was 54 years old but still preserved our freedom and defootball on the Syracuse gurde i solid facts and figure-s on La- wake here ktlled at least 2 pttr ' reporiPd . south of this Moa. had a ren:aarkably youthful fended our heritage," Defense school yard after school houn, bor s announced plans to rr- sons and sent II to hospital, 1t 1tana town, killmg at least Iii appearance that made bim a Secretary Ro?ert S. McNamara I shape Bntam was reported today : TWO MEN FINED Iol I he seven crewmen aboard. ~ part of the children's program said m a tnbute to veterans, PTA t'O MEET I Budget details traditionally I Bottles of wood alcohol stolen : John Pnddy. Mrddleport, con- A spokesma~ at Glasgow Air for seven yean. "They d~serve,,Lhe gratitude of The Southern Local school I are guardt!d from premature recently from a merchanl here vrcted of passing on a yellow , Force bas_e said a recovery and all Amencans. . Tuesda evening Noll'emher 7-8th Grade PTA will meet 1d1sclosure But informed ob- were found empt:'; m the ronm : hne, and Edwar'J 0 . Parker, 1nvestJ.gatron team sent frail COLUMBUS _ THE HOUSE He called on the millions now 117 .11 ~ "Meet' the Basket- Thursday a1 7 30 p m Mrs Mt!. servers said lhe pion probnhly where 1he punch served at lhe : Mmersvtlle, falling 00 mamtam llhere to lhe scene had El t'1 ns and Federal Relations serving actiVely m the ~auonal ballw:eam~ night at a me~ting dred Fitch, pres1dent, asks all would include h1gher penswns wake was m1xed. Iassured clear dtstence. were iered srx. bod.;es fr~m hthe .. C ec Tu roa began its defense "ro renew their own f the Middle rt Athletie - "JOst- members to attend as room mo. 1and abolitrm of the token 28 fmed $5 and costs in Pomeroy age The ate 0 t e seven task out determmauon to . preserve the :rs, to plans thers ere to be named. Icent charge for doctors ' preMayor Charles Legar's Court crewman was not learned. tabl 1 ror con- blessings for which our veter- b th Boosters Tuesday evenIscrrptrons under the naflonal , The Ohw State Patrol report- saturday. RTY an accep e p~po_sa ans fought" y e Mtddl t Hi h Veteran!! Memorial Hospital health .serv1ce ed today lhe arrest of Chesler ' PLAN ARTEX PA gressl:,:l R In a program at the memor1- mt alt ADMISSIONS - Evelyn Htll, To fmance ihe benefits. •Cal· : E Wells, 36, Long Bottom. I GUESTS OF CL.UB The Bus.iness and th at amphitheater at ArUngton, sc · t c ' ·• Rutland; Bessie Mass1e. Harri· laghan was ex.pected to propose, who was plaeed in the Calha I \largaret Lehew and M0 ll y a Women s Club of Middleport 11 an G r - ow ng ~~~ef0 1e c. · after the presidential wreath presl en· pre · sonville a more comprehensive cap1tal county jail charged w1th dnv-i Hill were guests of the Middle- 1' is sponsormg an Artex party at: mitt7 twa: was laid at the Tomb of the Plans were made and DISCHARGES Lawrence gains ta:rc., a curb on deductwns mg while and whJJe i port Busmess and Professional l7 30 P m. on Friday, Nov. -n. 1 ., m:;.y a re a Unknowns of the world wars mittees named fof Napper, MJnersvJile. Virginta for e:rc.pense aet·ount spending. under suspensron His hearrng l Wompn's Tuesday night. aL the Colu.mbus and s IllS P p pa ..., and Korea Gleason expressed and rummage sa e e Roush Pomeroy· Ada Fulton and tightening of tax law loop· Iwtll be held m GaU1pol!s court Ohw Electric company! IOelll bJII to send to Ule floor.lt wo~ld Johnson's ;,devout hope" that Saturday, Nov. 21 in the form· Ch h.' ' ' h1 today · ~ .;~,-m." "":'"'~':::.{>'f "'t::r ~'" rooms. Members said this wil revise the 15th district to :;: Americans would work f~r a er A & p building 1D idle· es ire . I o es. . I The Veterans' Memorial be an opportunity to le6rn fa!> elude Musklngum, Perry, M nation •·completely commLUed port. Mrs. Mildred Humphrey I Hospital today moved to nc patntmg Mrs. Margaret Elgan, V/&8hington, Hocking, Alb· to a world at peace." They musl and Mrs. Helen Sauer were quash lies •PJNII'••IIy beill8 Ia Lt>wtS will be the de!DOQ. ens, VInton, Meigs, Gallia, Jack· build the "strength to assure n~med on the rummage com1 spread in this area tbllt bOa· ~trator son and Lawrenoe counties. that this commitment 11 trans· rmttee. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. cans to cease knifing each oth- 1at Committee r pltal insurance piaL are n.:.t le&ed from desire to deed." Secretary and treasurer's re- Melvin R. Laird, R·Wis .. who 1 erma search for seapegoats in ' "The Republican party can being paid t... it. Mf'igs Geoeral .ospUal COLUMBUS - THE OfUO. Did Not IDow port& were given and ·"o1s an· drafted the Goldwater platform. the party's election rout on Nov Isurvive the 1964 election." La1rd · Charles RidPOUt, admini.. ADMISSIONS - David IMKi Farm Bureau FederaUon an- A year agO at the traditionaJ bOunced that basketball prD- called today for creation of a 3. He termed t he~e attacks I said in a statement. ·•If it fatls • trator, said all 6Jue Crou Pnmeroy, Mrt. Harry Tayklt; 1 nounced Tllesday 11 expected to Veterans Day ceremonies In &he grams will be printed as a : new "tempprary party agency" "suicidat.•• I to survive, history's v. .-dJct will plans Jo Ohio, WP!t Virginia, Pt. Pleasant; Alice Van eoc:. consider a resolution Wednes- nation's most hallowed ceme- courtesy of the Royal Cmwn outside tbe Republican Natwn- 1 Lakd said no one man and I be that it committee suicrde 1 Kentucky. and an others, as ey . Long Bottom; Clara OhU• day to purehase the A • f re- !t!ry, President John F. Ken · Bottling Co. al Committee to try to rebu11d l no "narrow faction" could " It wouJd be suicida lt o lg· well as every k•owa type!ii of ger, Pomeroy; Reo Batey, Jd-- ~ tail food chain. nedy placed a pre!!idential Eddie Blake Is chairman of the GOP ply the leadership required now 1 nore the election results and to other bGspltaJizatien plan&., son; Del Talbott. Portland.. ~ 1 The proposed pw'Cbue wu wreath at the tomb - "little the auction with WiiJiam ('hilda "This agency should be a to save the GOP From extmc- , resist any change in the party are paying all their obligalion1 DISCHARGES - a-1 VID .!: recommended 'by D. R. Stan- knowing,,. Gleason said, "'that named to contact business hous.. microcosm of the broad base ton. He propo!-ied establishment ] It would be equally SU ICidal to . at Vett:rans Memorial hospit· Cooney, Middleport. neld exeeut~vt vice •president be himself tn exactly two es for articles: ror the all day which must be developed by the of a new "collective leatler-1 engage in bitter factional con· , al. ol the Ohto FUm Burt!au Fed- weeka would, like them, rest sale. Anyone having Brticles for Republiean party," said Laird. ship" thai wnold rnclude mem- fhcts to secure or to keep ~ole The hOspital currently br LOCAL TEMPS &he auction or rummagt may 11It should represent all regioos bers of Congress, governors. t'Ontrol over the party. 1 oper•tina. at fuU capacity or The temperature ftt. .Pom tratton. Who told' tiJ:e ·federa· forever here. tlon'a 46th annual ~· that u'l'he unknown aoldlen and' contact the Hackett Service and all interests." . state and local officeholders ''The winner of such a cos- Us surgical aDd medi . . .J beds. eroy's business d.lstdet ~ r lhe oaUon'a lOIII' lop !Golt dlalno Johll F. KOIIIIOtiy wgether gave Stallon WY 2489r or K I n g Pendlng creation ol such an i and olber Republicans ao well flict Is likely to find himself tbe 1. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ •. m. today wu a dt&reilli, lave llD.I blWon lillllllllllllleo. " all that mao ' can &Jve 10 thai Buildero' Supply WY 2·3748. 111ency, Loin! ur11ed Republl· as members ol the GOP Naliou- sole custodian of a corpse." 1 der clear 1kleo, . elect~~~ ~eturns MEIGS THEATRE S k, A A v~ctims MOSCCOW !UPil -Chi· nese Communist Premier· CtJJu EnLat and Soviet lead• . er Leonid I. Brezhnev have to hold Smo-Sovlet peace talks m Pekmg eorly next year. reli_able Commu• mst sources scnd today, I The agreement was said ,to have been reached at talks between the two lead~ iers that have been under !way m Moscow. 1 The report of the planl· for a meeting in PekinC 1 ' 1 A ~Jsons/~ I THE SHOE BOX hehcop~e~s ~h~ir al~ves ord number of Americans cast ballots in the 1964 presidmtial election, but the percentage of the turnout fell below both the forecasts and the prevmus htgh. 0 th basi of nearly comn e s 50 plete returns from the sta~ 8 nd he o· tr t 0 f Columbta t217 IS lC ted ( 0 I ° bu~ret fa~led 1 1 LOAFERS Communist ut' ho!es through two American mercy I g . p1 d d fred on dozens of others as U.S. I d \o relieve one milhon of pllots rls et d. t i South Viet Nam's history. the worst s orrn tsas er n . h" b g0 t The two Marine Corps helicopters from t ts ase I _EASTERN HIGH PLAY _ The Eastern H_ighS chool Junior Class pi" . "Granda~ Goes Wild" will be staged 1 home w th loads of Vietnames~ r~fugees desptte the thts Fnday mght at 8 p.m m lhe school audJtOJiUm Mr s. Alice Nease IS director. Ca~t members are , front row, bullets wh1ch to down !heir aircraft. . Ito r, Ma1·y Taylor. Ba1ley who porlra .vs grandad, .lulw McCo\ . Pal Batley Linda Lark1ns Standing. are Farther south the commander of a U.S Armv avta- Patty Dorst. Cheryl Bentz, Duane Tuttle, Charles Kmgl1t, Bill Allen , Ge1 a ld Jlollon and Cind1 Rmehart. _ lion battalion sa;d "we are bemg shot at more than 50 Sentinel Pholo. REC pet· cent of the t1me by !he V.C. (Vie~Cong)" 1 ---~--- ~ - - - - · - ----~~---- - - - - --· · - - - ---- F'rl>tll 1 ... ~NG s th v·et Nam (UP!) - u~r~il~; j Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 Refugees Returned Through Hail of Guerrilla Bullets - : Agreement is Turnabout In Relations II - AI A c:Jai:.,,.. .; I I a: h~mering 0~~ ~~ =- ~de ~e .S:':'tt ~ eorg~ded u~in~s .n~rtheastem ay a~ordln'; re:tr;cti~~ e~ld ess~m th~, b~! f: 1 ~AN .IAIL~<.:D I J~ ~fessi4)!1.. ~m- mtoxrc~ted th~ ~uchr~~ c!~b ~uthe~ proposes Temporary GOP caretaker group' sup-; 1 . .. .... .• 1 ..... �nocroR Th11 Daily Sentinel - t You Have A Stakr In The Outcome 'I'HE e\t'-s uf a llliJJlla tu untiJns .md otht r snnll tOtmtu:•s m ll hto sho11i d be on \\hJI ~ ~ tl;.tn'>pmng 11 1 < n\umhlh ;.~I the spe('la\ :;eo;;s1011 of 1\w Ohto Jrgl';;l J ture Tin• hlg questwn I" 1~apportwn Tnt' Til but J!l the opening St'S<;;IOTI lht'l t' ~\as one tlistratlton f1rm1 the busJnP'is .11 hJnd 1n <~ bill to ral<;t> the sa larltos nt tOU!ll\' oliHIJI. r1nlll tht'll pn-•Sf'lll l ate b\ fJOm $'! OOU JJPI \f'ar on up In tile cases o[ sumP of VH:• JUdrriJI v the n11 -,e would amount to a" murh as $10 uoo per vear There \\as not mu< h stn lTl the openmg ot the se~s10n m regard tu reapport10nmrn1 thl:' rea'ion for callmg the legtslator" ba r k t o ColnmhHs The legtslatUTP should face up to the problem and do tt nO\\ .1nd as some 111 th~ state a1 p df'm md1ng th at 11 bf' done fairly If thev get <~tound tu 1t 111 the sessiOn It should be done \\ tt h f ;mnl'~<: to both pol•t1ral pa1t1es Tht•Je v.t•Je some part1san elPml·llts \\ llu \\ :~nte<"1 to push 1t throngh this \t->81 pr1ot to thf' Nov 3 eh·<11on \\hHh \\onld h,l\e thrm\n e\t'n thn11~ Hltll :.~ ( 01 kPd hal Now those s.:~me tiPmf'nh att' tnmg to stall the I"Slll' ::~nd hold II O\E't until thE" 106 th JegJ '>latllll' 1111 pJ<; Ill xl \ear \~hen the new allgnmt'nl \Ill make 1t a trulv pohhcal sJtuallOil 1\t thnt tune the SenatP will be split t'X<lt !lv E'' en ancl tht->1 e \\Ill not be a dec•st\e m<I]Onh of Republirans m the house 11! Ieprest>ntatnP.s The v.hole ptobllrn of reapportwnment 15 similar m some Jespf'rt to \\hat has been kno\\ n as Get! ymandenng ot a ln othPr \\OJds under lhP h•lldPr· the otlwr dt sl n lls as mam voltoJ!! ~~f ht> under ;;~ u·rta111 dt slttlt 1n urd('r to tunltol the outcome ul eleLtwns 'l he nunn 1ea~on advanct>d b\ ~o rne tor settlmg the question no\\ IS that \\tlh the Jegt~la ture so even lll the 106th 1t wtll bt> Impossible to gt>l the ma]OIItY net:>df'd to place a lunstltUllonal amPnrlment hl'fore tht' people who h,ne the fmal :sa v and 1n that evPnt the v.hole solutwn v.ould go bat k lo the fed tral courts The m<.nn rPason that vou and I have to \\at ch tht' maneU\PlS vel\ carPlull\ IS thnt rf and 01 ~n 1t co mrs to a vote \\e \\Ill have to l!Ook at the proposal ven• l<JTt'!ull\ to set> that 11 1s fa1r for all of the pPoplt' of OhiO and that rt Is even enough tube lived w1th bv the entire popul<Jt!On of the state l' ou and I must see to 1t that everv element of the populatiOn ha~ Jls fair share of th e votmg pmH'~ 'I he! e must be a muldle ground \\ ht"re \It' of the lrss populated pa1 ts of the state \\lll nave a vOI(e rn detetm1111ng state IS· sues and at the same 11me are not snnwf>d onrlt'l hv the b1g uJiwn CIIIE'" As thE.' v:.mous 101 mulas aH! prest:•nlt:>d you 0\\'P 11 to vour st>H to study them and see 1ust hoi\ "tOU att" gotng to be eflected Till'\ IS llO llmt' for partisanship C~nd 1f 1t mu st be done 1t must be done 1atriJ If 1t IS not done 1n that manner thr1 e Will bt' a de· tPl'l0311tl\l of Ow un11v th ut should mr11k the gm•.1nrnPnl ot ;;tllf state- : :i t:.t k ~ h1 p ut u11e J. L.J. JI\ o1 <~ I t' thtngPd ~u th;,lt on!:' pt>t 'l ll<l " lllll \\I ll Voice of Broadway ••• reporting By DOROTHY KILGALLEN JOTTINGS lN PE'-:111 ~vt.nl Bu1ton::; mo ~ t tNent comp:m1on 1s <:~rtor Ntc\.:\ Ha.,\<JII ,\ho ~ e hatrJo j ~ molt ~ta •tl1ng th:..tn l1 t·ts I-ll's goldell· h:med and Be<rtle rsh \ i.IUghn ~lead er 1s negotlatrng to lnl\ \ IH master ut hb • Pn ::il f arrul\ album troll\ Anti\ \\ Jdlams \\ho took uHl th1 l:.~dl:'JHt' Hl:'( ords prOpl;'I tIts 1 h~..: 11ext sP5Slnn ot Con( tt>ss \\Ill pa s~ a Ia\\ Jllflf::Jng lhl' kll lmg ~1 ::~ Prt's ld t"nt 01 \It e P1 t•sldt'nl ;. ~ Feder:.~\ rnmt Soph1:.~ Loffn ltlmrng 'O},CfJtWI' ( ro o:: c; hO\\ In J:n };!l~nd, h:.~s ftgnre-d out hm\ tu \1\P a !•1~.: ul 1\txllr Y whrle \\orlnng, She~ d•\! lim,; lll .1 JDO yPar old < a '\ tlt' all t'nded by platoons ill senants and rha1111eurs \\<.JIIIng aro.~nd thf' rlork to dll\P her :.1'1\Wh~~~~ es m a Rolls Ho"·e ...; iii: i...,... Gma LollobngHia s r"trangl:'tl nns- bantl Dr Mil-lo ~kov1k J<.; frmhng un1_;1 derable l'Oll'inlat1on m <~ ll VP31 old (,1-'r· man be.mtv I It,\ \~rlllw h\Pt Chtlms of TPnnes"'eP Wllll~m s il l €' rTarkll"\~ tql Jt the plot ot hl s nr\\ pl:t\ lt real\\ I"> <; ,ld -but rommg flum hlm II sePmc; like tile onlv dJ sa.;trt left 111 the \\OJid 1111 1 !aT out· f. I\ a r 1tzgeLrld s Cole P01 tt-·r songbook IS srheduled to lJe releast>d 11"\' Verve Actrr::;s E!Pano r P;:~ll .. el plms to seek a dl VOTCP fi om artl.;t P:ml ( le· mens m the nPal futme • • • Bmg Croshv's bursltts doesn't srrm 10 be re,.pondm~ to ron\(•ntwnal mfdH .11 treatmt>nt so he s re"m tPd to usrng rht nese ht>rbs HaH a \\ tld ouolt• from Rtchard Burton on the set o[ "F' 1lf!hl of ihe Sandptp{'r" 111 p,111 s 1 h.P,e the lu <;t sav on evervthmg \\IIh Fl~zatwlll ~ ~~~ ftgh1s a blt hut Jl dor~n t make <lll\ dlf· ferPnce - her tt:>al" leave me told I st tv ]Ike a plerP ol mat hlP\\ hPn slw hJs !ant mms so ftnallv <:.llf' agtPf'" tn f'Vt 1\lhlng and l~ts me ma kf' t lw df ( I<:lOll" , • { ot " 1\ I lnrk. DlrkH' she mav Slit rr l 'it' Villi I A famous star's daught(~t lH'llE'\t'S 111 keepmg evPrv1hmg m thf' f::~mJ\\ ITlllud tng \'amom She's otflually - ,tnd tkf· THE ALM\NAC 'By ~nlted Prr<~s lnternat1nn.1l Tuday I~ Wt:>dnt'<>rla} t-;ov 11 t'ht" 316th drn or Hlfi4 'htlh 50 t. follow The muon 1! apprnachlng tis lftr!lt quar1 er The mormn~ <:.targ are Jup1 ter Mars and Vl'nU!II The evenmg star.'j .~:~re Juplll?r 1nd Saturn Dolt JnltPI\' -okayed m nma's newr <;t bf':.111 • • SuT '"'THE OPERATING l<l:JOM FOR A MINOR I HEMSTITCHIN6, WHO WORRIES ABOUT ovERDOING 1HE. , ANESTHESIA? • j (,u <;tav 11H" n of Swe- Plams leaving dust • covt>r~:"d d.. n V~.ts hot n un this t.lav Jn dt>\<J;.;Iatwn and trrror m Jls w;.~kt> 18"1 In 1!1~7. lamaw.a became the On th1 ;; do~\ m hl ~ t,lr'>, fn <-:t H.r11lsh West lnd1a colony In 11\H4 \\ a~ hw~t on bf'C'tlme lht> 41nd si.J ie I• J Jum tht! tu lh h!tove mte-rnal sp \f government unum A thought for the dav The lit l9t8 \\olld War 1 offtcJallate President Woodrow W1lson ly ended sa1d ' Armed neutra\1ty 1~ m· In J933 the ru st "~rt·Rl black b\1nard'' !ilol.t>p1 over the Great effli'rlufll enough at bfst " Km~ Time YOU 'THINK YOU'VE. HAD ENOU<:?H? HAD CNOU0H ·•• • S1ngmg Star Frank JetfrJPs has be· romt> enatnort>d over lht• llt> st male voca li st m the v.or ld F.d Wynn, \\hu JUSt tt1111ed 7H J>:> strll sa\Ing no to publishers \\ho \\ant hm1 to wnte hts aulohiographv l11 s ll:'ason Jt s too sad' Ho\,drd Erskm e en producer of "<\ny WednP'\dav '' JS tn love w1th the 1dea ot domg a Rroad· wav mus1ral based on tlw 1\Iarx Rro1ht'Js He d hke Groucho to pl;~y the lead Ted Sor('nst-'n considered dozPT1s of 1deas lm the title of h rs hook about John ~ Kennedv lwfore de crd111g In ca11 tt stmp]l,. 'Kennedy" Jt \\Ill\ he published 1n the Spllng h\ Halpt>r and Row A in]! 1 ;:m lo. \ng taknt ar.ent pack~ a rlstol, tn1 \dwh he has a pol!(e p!?rmll Go frg· 111P out ,\hV J\ltt7:Je \Veith, \lvhO has hPt>n rLn rng Carol Burnett s role m ·I ,Hle Out - F'. Id f' In' h,1s 1\11 nerl m her not llf' to 1hP m.mngPmf'nt SPan Con· n!-'tvs 'The H11l " st llll tl!mng m London a\r('ad" h.1s three ma1nr New Ymk tht':tiH·s htdllmg to sho\\.case 1t next \t'ar LOOK FRIEND ... ITS I HES • H<•r b Hunter, Z-..a Z:;a Gahor s hHS· b . .md lS rootmg hal d fot thP romance tl't'11\een his ex \\lit> lrlanone Hutne1 and s toc k bJokPr .lark Appell Jl \1ar1orlt:' and f.1ck ma11v Jt \\ill ITII'an the end ot ~:~huge altmonv sum He1 h s lwt>n pa,mg ~eHt bPfore 1n th1· )n~torv ul 20th Century Fox tan amo1w rt>call ~ ~H h ex tltPment as has bern rn gP'lrit-rrd b\ 1tre srwat preva•w Nov 9 ot the new c;JllriP\ fi!.H l.amf' Peter llstu 1ov I l1ckrr about a 1 2 p1lot VI ho m:lkE>s a \\ rnng turn ClltP the c; hO\\lng \\lll 1.t~e rl.?re tJt LOf'\\ s State .-md ._.nvone \\ ho mt ntJOns 1hr t1l iP of the picture wtll he at 1 ll'iPcl ot hfmg ani I o,em1tlr The wo1ld 's most ohnllxiOilS gatN 1ashf'r now Jdentlltt>s r1 m-..t· lt .ts a mf:"mlwr olllw TimE' m.:tgd7 1ri£> ~1:.111 tu ge t h1mst>lf tn to lo(a\ rf'stauJ::mts (?C"fWJG t.ME .. DON'T HIM • -··-- Hatlo Ex-Giant Manager Dark Joins Chicago Cubs Baseball Organization CHI CAGO (UPI}-Bob KeD- Ion the bench Whelp h1m try luther year was announced fue&loday for a 1to Improve on 1964's eJgtlth day by Presldenl Ph1hp K thjrd season as manager m fact i place flmsh Wngley Wrigley also revealed but nvt In name of !.he Chicago Kennedy's agreement to b.c that former San Franctsco GrCubs and he'll_ ha~e_n::_w faces head roach of the Cubs fer an- ants Manager Alvm Dark and SAYS The Grass Roots Are Heard From-.:Again /ell rditorlalt '. neUy was stgned By William Lawrence, D D I When my sun \1\tchell Wll lttllt!, he pulnlf'd to a gl.ant tree one day tllld nld, " Get dad ' Thev sure c.1:1n make • lot ur toothpitks out of that one " Jt 10 gutlen to be family ~ . ' ''. ....of. ..i-- ~ , >f • . • r I Reports From The Capitol Ciay, Liston Enter Final . . T0 day Stage 0 f 'TraJning The !logan "dean tooth nevt!r dt'tavs" lliVII: tooth. pick• and toothbru!hel their modern day emphasl! It Wat t11e 1esult of the work of Dr. W D M1ller an early mvestl· gator or tooU1 decay He discovered that fermentation ur food left on teeth produced lacttc actd which broke doWD enamel, causmg decay At sound as thiS theor} :otiU IS, m practice It hasn't noticeubly decreased the mcidence of dental canes Maybe wt just don t get teeth clea:n enuugh S1oce fbe days of ancleot Enpt, al.tempt1 bave beea made to ket:p teeth elean tG "prevent rottlnl."' Tootbpickl thu.1 were Ia use Cboaaaodt ..r year• befOre Miller'• ••clean tooth"t beury. Many varieties have beea used Popularity und expeodrency have produced tooth.. plckmg bv use of rmgemalll and cardboard matchbox cov~ ers, tmd rnetals such as Iron, bronze, s1lver und gold - eVI'D porcupme and vulture qu1111 The 19th century l'Ot\tlnenlal dude was apt to use a silver or gold blade that folded like a knife and was carrted on s. chain Tirey are st•ll popular In Germany The anc1ent Greek was llkPly to dept>nd on natural products such as qurlls Of straws or rt>eds The Chln{'!le, a. sharpened stick from the LentJsk t1 ee Mmnrsota m 1960 had assem· plan at least she was agalns:t By LV1F. \\11SON bled the v. hole le tt w1ng of the Adlat E Stevenson And up Um.ed rrrs~ luetrnatwnat puppt"d John F Kennedy to rub I he ~ad I.Jad llt'\\ :~ !111 \ lt e llemot! a it< )Jar tv behmd Jus Humphrt'y .!1 nost! Ln defeat Pr1 ~ Jdenl·t" ' Pn Huller! H llum· amlutrun to I.Je nom1nuted for No"' HHH 1s all set a8am and ph!c\ l':i lh'-lt the1e JS arwt 1er prestdt>nt B1g labor was there, up pops another Kennedy to Ameru.:::~ns for DemocratJc Acl\f'llllt"l.h Ill hh f l liUH" 'I hi:! I IS disturb hll:! dreams and, maybe, gone He never worked much. a tll <>tnal pr o~~f'( 1 to1 a polltl· uun \Irs F.lranor koosevelt Th~n later he itayed home, to derail hts plan:~ ! ldll ~hl Jill ill) I~ Willl<lnlld seemed fntmdlv to HumphreyS drunk He wouldn't let us rea4 Jn expt't 1111~ one day to oecupv or w<ttch TV He'd JUst cuss and lilt! V.hllt' Hou:\oe a ~ ]Ht' ~ Jdtlll u! scream and say, In front of the thr> Un1U-d Stale!>i chtldren, that 1 was no good Pn·~lllt'nt Johnson ~l r eadv and I torced h1m to marry me. hCi~ annomled Humphre\ as hl.':l Tht>n the oldest son got mar· jJI1lposeli SUC('f''\SIII \It' IUid 111~ rled. and he urged me to gel \}t'lllOCr a11r Nntwn .-tl l onventll\ll out because of what thrs life la:s l Augusl tlw l ]1(1 h...1d p1cked was domg to me and the four Him ... IJ" '>1\'i:' J.lresJdentral Yuu won't manage peect" a-nd other children, but I couldn't mAte be( au<:e ht> ::~nd othPrs re- M \N Wl'l H EYE TROUBLE family untly, plus lovmg lreaL- gd enough money to move I've gardf'd Humphrey i:lS best 1Itted De.tr Helen ment for your ch1ldren, by wnt· stuck 1t out now until an but M~ husband has eye trouble lu1 the prt>stdt'n< y J! somerhmg mg an easrly recogmzed pubhc one of the chtldren are gone, happent'd to Johnson LB J was and 1 am wu111t'd lit constant· cumplamt about your mother· and 1 want to gd a divorce. ly looks at olher guls espeoal· thmklng uf 1he t;lllt..~-":-i::.Iun If he than rn-lawsl So J',e changed 1t to People say, "Au you crazy, h tl1ose mud1 younger died in off1ee But tl1e rea\1tres protect the Innocent and guilty you slayed and Jet your kidl are not abUSPd It 11 JS a~sumt'd hrmself hve that way Why quit now' We were ndmg nn the bus ~:~l ike 1hat Johnson rt>g,1 rds Humphn•y Was 1 ~lhsh for not gettmg Unless you want to win a one day <:lnd he st::~r ed ~:~t a grrl 8~ hiS SlH'f't:'SSII I under all t: IJ out sooner, and am I foolish for (as young as h1::s own d<~ugh· ' Most UnPI/pular Daughter In r ttm stanf't'S wantrng to be true now? He law" contest, you'd better stAy lulmson rs <>hg•blt> under ter 1, then hi;!' mad I;!' t)elie~e he won t change I've tr1ed aU that. the Con~U!Uiton s no ttnrd term was sleepm~ and t'.V,t:-ry once in mum allout your note to HHU. He doesn t want me to leave How can you protect your because I still pay most of the amendment to l1e fP ele{ It'd In a whllt! would hft up onl;! hd and look al her Wh(ln l gave ehrldren from grandmas slights bills Even my mimster and my 1968 Humphte\ s rhanl'e wuuld him a dtrty look, he stopped By pretendmg they don 't exist doctor say I've done all I caq <orne 1n 1972 v. hen h~ would be and made believe he wa::; pay~ Kids are too busy with their and there's no hope Must 61 years old 1md Sen~led RobI mg attentiOn to me. own little worlds to notice favor· hve wrthout hope, and have I ert F Kennt'dy of Mas!iachu· He looks at the very ymmg Jhsm - unless somebody mak- damaged everybody'' The chll· sells and New York would be girls at hrs offtce. They don't es a b1g thmg of 1t d• en lost out on home hfe, but 111 Ins mtd fm!Jes The fee\ mg grve !urn a tumble as they Then l'd suggest you try fig.. four of them won scholarshlpt persJ!ilS that Kennedy's 1964 earpet·baggmg mvasiOn of NI:'W <ould do better I asked one of uung out how all this antago- and put lhE>mselves through col· York slale was a first move to- the gLrls once, sol know. 1 ask· msm started You mrght du- t~ge Is 1l too late for me W ed her 1! sne would have h1m, cover lt isn't exactiy une-slded slttrt over" - SO TIIiE'D ward a prf'-.lden lJ al candtdacy and shl' sa1d ' NtHr - when -H Scorns Suggf'~Uon Dear T1red Krn nt>dy appear ~ to scorn he smil es ut me, 1 JUSt sm1le WASTF.D LIFE No, It Isn't too late And back'' that suggestion Hut, consider stop blammg yourself for the Dear He.len How ran he possibly love me h1s words when he appeored on I qu1t school at 12 to help chrldren's bad home lHe Seems elecuon mght at DemocratiC and wish to look at someoiW: to me 1t spumd them on, II headquaretrs m NPW York to younger all tJre t1me W1ll he WJlh my ' b1g fam1ly. I lied •· adversrty often does. be tempted to cheat one of bout my age and worked m a You ve earned a life or your unept congratu lations these days'~ H ¥f. facluJY When I was 15, shy own - take It while you're 1till • We have a mandate," he and lonely, I met this 25-year .. able - H sa rd ' tu contm ue what we De11r H Probably not, unless your old man. He seduced me, and I started four years ago" and he Thl! column Is dedicated to dused v.1th a couple of bur- susptcJons goad hr m mto by· was so upset he satd he'd mar· mg For goodness sakes, let ry me 1t 1 pa1d for lhe mar· family llvmg, so rr you're hav· rowed lmes r1age. l've been paymg ever lng kid trouble or just plalQ • 'Come, my fr1end Jt's not h1m enJOY the v1ew Don' t YOU smce For years I worked, tak· trouble let Helen help YOU. tou late to bu1ld a better hke to wmdow shop? - H. Dear Helen mg bme uut only for babies, She will also welcome your world ' " How about a grandmother and gomg back to work It IS not necessary to be a own amusing experiences Adaware ul the ambt lwn that that would deliberately be mean month aflerwards. dress Helen Bottel In eare 81 sparks the Kennedvs to read and hurt her two gr~dch!ld~ Every weekend he would be this newspaper. IIllO the;;e remarks a purpose to 1en because she knew y dogo far beyond the U S Senate. ing so she would be h mg her daughteNn-law" She has It IS too much to beheve thut ten other grandchildren and even a Kl'nnedy would buck showers them wtth love and af .. I yndun Johnson for the 1963 Democrat•c presrdenual noml· fectlon. How can Uns mother nat10n He wouldn't dare But protect her childrert from the vicrousness of such a womao Kennedy could be expected to and still keep peace ln the (am. buck Humphrey in 1972. L) ndon Johnson would not lly" Please s1gn my imtials and l1ke that LBJ Is an 1mperious City - /DELETED! man The wo1 d means com· Dear "No Inltlals and City u mandmg, lordly, arrogant, dom· meermg - ::tnd all frt It 1s not Johnson's nature happily to observe the burldmg of e Kenne· DIVOTE[., ro INTIRin OP dy pnwer complex m the East MEIGS MASON ARIA w1th brother Hub m New York a!Cifl•nl ~ Qftn, ~U.,.IIII., c,...,~, Tan.-11111 _..,.... s t <~le and brother Ted In MasPuDIIIfiM 1nr~ atr•'"'"" uu"' il\tfto s 1rhust.>t1s •• , b~ t .... 01'111 \l'allly IIUDII ... Int CDITIIJinY IIU ""-C:IIInl• $1 llom1roy, He d1d nut happtlv obset ve 01110 •vt~n•• Offl~• 11111o;ma WY to th ~ supt'N h:_ wged ~ilmpaign to 111~6 !dllurlal p hone WY 1·2HIT lnt•••• •• •cona cl111 "''1111\11 ubttlJn the vtce pre~;Jdentlal ""tt•• at 1111 11D1f aHiet at •o.......,.. Ohla nom1natmn for Hobert Kennedy NattiNI IIUIIYirtlalnJ "'ll,_tal ..l loffi"'UI ICimll-111., tnt~ 14) L. . . ln .. When the lime came LBJ ten l.ve. NIW <tori! Clf'r 111• ¥IWIL fli cked Kennedy out of the con· hDMrljttlo" rata• DIIIIYI... lty test as casually as he would urrltr ""'tiiN IYIIIIDitll It Mf?'l . . , spuash a fly And tha~ dldn•t . . .., .... ~·· In ....., . . . . . .... make RFK happy, either. Dill\ laflflnll ettt .. , l11M .. So thE>re 1s sume backgrouna fllontht. 11 PI ttl,.., mo,.,tu II"" •• "-\ofO• Routt ""'"'• 11rrNr ... ,.,,u. for an\o pol\!11 .11 struggle that Ml tYIOiabll .... <'ltetlfll . , 10 ... may devejop between the .John- Ma.lll tftl ;'IN', tlL. . tla ••ntn• son-Humphrey forces and the Kennedy clan Humphrey'l prayers must be that history cloos not repeat. The mlll lrolll '. THE DAILY SENTINR ... , ---~-- _}.,.,.,- ---' asl Wngley , and Dark said be 1J11 'happy to be back \lt'!th cba team for which he played third base m 1958 and 1951 Earll• he was am 1nf1tlder lot botll 1 Boston and New York, lrt·sh Pt.eked By 7 Over MSU ~~~1::::::~e:;m:f;het:~ Eileen Searles Is President £women's GA 0 ---- ~ aboul JOining tho coaching tlall at Ill< Workl Series. bul Dal1l Hy JACK CUDOV I ua\s fur the scheduled 1~ I I held off m order to seek aoUIJ'I Sport• Wnter ruunds Monday CasSIUS wdl NEW YORK (UPI) - Notre A'round the country Icunslll. Iowa Stall' % over Kan II over Vlrilnl3 MISSISS!ppl 3 other managenal }Ob Harder BOSTON (UP\ I _ Eter•ng , t.ake iJ tn&l run on the road for Dame w1th thret• game:s to go l-ast Pnnc;eton 5 over Yale, sas State Kansas 9 ovt>r Color·lover fenntosst't' SOUin CatuiUla Kt"l'medy said that the1r hnal stage uf traJnmg to 45 to 55 mmutes Thursday at Eileen Searlea was elected to complete 11 ~ rrrst unbeatt>n P1t1sburgh 2 over Army, Syra· ado Jnd1ana 4 over Oregon and 12 over Wake Forest, Auburn 3 would be the p!tchmg coach, • dav, ~..:hampwn ':assms Clay 5 am Bundmi tol<l skeptical president whell the Pomeroy college football season Sln"e <USt' 15 over \11rg1ma Tech, Purdue-Mmnesuta p1ck em lover lieurgta ttnd !Juke l'i<~vy a JOb he held w1th ClevelaDd from and ex-C'ham p Sonny Liston ex reporters Women's Golf Association met 1949 JS a 7~pomt hworlte to Danmouth 2 over Curnell and South Flonda Stale 12 over ~ toss-up 1949 through !963 before hi 1 pressedr mpl,ctt confidence that 1 hal test run wlll show the Sunday afternoon Other officers beat Mtchrgan State Saturday Harvard 4 over Brown North Carolma Slate Kentucky : Soulbwt-sf Penn Stale 7 O\ t'r Jomed the Mets, and that the Lhe1r respective rmg strateg1es (hamp 1on and us exactly how elected were v1ce president, Ag The top ranked l nsh lost a \f1dwest IllmOJst 3 over W1s- '1 ovt'r Haylor North Carolina ' Hou ston, t-e>U~s TNh l:l over lourth cuach "' 11h the CU~ could achieve a knockout m tu plan MondAy s fight ' the CQ.. I nes Brown secretary, Chari- 12 7 decJ swn to the Spa• t<1n" --~- ~ - - Washmgtun State HKe 7 vver would be Rube Walker. \1onda~ mght s retwn Utlc ord1nator emphasized "We i dne Hanmng treasurer Shlr· last year m a ~l smal 2-7 sea Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 , Nov ll 1964 3 Texas A&M, ;:~nd Oklahoma 8 fhree members of the Cubl 1 oaf'hmg stalf ftght at Boston Garden have a test run \rke that before ley Custer; oturnament cha1r- SQn bul now ts ' 0 rm ludmg a - over M1ssoun had left sloce 15 17 Clay's two rounds of sparnng l every f•ght now '' j man, Beulah Stnmss, and squeakf'r over Pittsburgh / I Far Wt>~t Wa ~lUnJ.:tun 8 uvPr the end of the season at the Boston Arena annex Veteran Liston claJms hts handtcap chairman, Myrtle SIS· I last Saturday MJ Chlgan Stale UCLA gymnasium today could beh I!! l'open door" policy w11l ach1eve son, has won thrE'e 10 1:1 row and On Fnday mght, M1<1m1 Q[ 4 3 last before he begms tossmg an avengmg knockout thiS tune The busmess meeting was 1sputts a · record for !he Flonda IS a 1 pomt ehOICt' O\er leather agamst Sunny rn the over young CassiUS Muhammad prestded over by the outgomg natronally televised game l3osl0n College Garden at 10 30 p m , EST Ali That pollry faJied m therr prestdent, Hennetta O'Bnen NBC " 1 1 15 P m EST Jhe pro:; on Sunday Natwnal Munday I February title bout. , because I Plans for a Christmas party S d k···' 1 NEW YORK (UPl)- Vaughan Devine now assistant to Pres League Cleveland I over lJeecon -ran ~ A abama hav 1H 1 D h t d d G 1\ f lh N Drew Bundml Brown, assJst hurt my left shoulder m the to be held at the Duerr Golf mg clmched the Southeastern I I~g h ev~ne, osP C ~a ~s 1 en~ _~eorge ers~ 0 e ew , tron, Bahtmore 13 over Mmnt:: ant tramer and camp coordma frrst round " he satd\ Club house Sunday, Dec 13 were Conference utle Is a 7 pomt Irna e t fd th ou•s ar na ~ Yor ' 1ets /r;.!oye t~~ rare e~j sota, P1ttsburgh l ovt~l Wa~ 1 By United Press lnternat\ooal Lor, satd today, " whether the Sonny, tramJHg at Plymouth, made An mv1tat10n was ex· choiCe over No 9 (1eoJgla Trlh 1 1010 wor c amp1ans even 1 Pf"riPnce 0 mg a e to te mgton Lus Angeles b over ChJ fh1s week::. Otnu college foot. lhampron wrll box ag:am on Mass exp lamtd ' gettJRg a tended to all are.a golfers to at· The Crrmson Tide has won they drdn t satlsfy beer baron the boss 1 told you so" By cago, Dallas 9 over Phtlade..l bal\ sthedulf" like entermg a tend Trophies for both the t'lght straight v.tllle Tech August L Busch Jr • was the time he was ahle to do It, Iph1a St Lou1s 7 nver New Saturday Thursday depends on whether , knockout 1s he- Ieels exactly sharp enough 1mans house You gotta keep Men and Women's AssocJatlon was hurled fro~ UJ~ perfect named the major leaguf': exeeu ho~o~.evf'r Devrne was t1 member York ond (.rePn Hay 13 over ~orthwestern at Ohio Statt now and whether we feel he kn{)('km' trll he opens the door w•ll be awarde<l at the party ranks by rennts see, 22 14 l<~st ltve of !he year toda} by the 01 lhe Mets and Bu!->ch was un. San fo'ra nc1 sc..:o 'C mcmnati at ¥\ithll.a looks exactly sharp enough to I had Clay hurt bad m the flfth Three new members were wel- week. Umted Press JnternatJOnal lder hre from all srdes j ln the Anwr1t.1n roulball l Dayon at M•aml rea lly tloat !Ike a butterfly and round and he wal) ready to corned Margaret Slack He l 1 1 he honor came .about three Whatrver other reasons were ILeegue Butta!(, 1s tl uvrr Bos Oli1o Umv at Bowlmg Greeo slmg like a bee" open the door but my arm went en Handley and Wanda Fe!ty 1 Arkansas ranked thu-d and , monthst 00 late to save De- 1mportant m the Cardmals' ton, Oakland l over Houston Kent State at \tat shaU In orde 1 to determme 'lhe tso numb 1 couldn't ket>p knockst1ll JUbilant owr rts early sea- lvml!s job wtth the Cardmals spi:'Ctacular vrl'lory- and John· 1\ew \'urk 7 ovL·r Uemt>r and Toledo at Suu!lwrn Ill floalmg and stmgmg" poten- 1mg" ~un ~o~.m owr 1%3 n.Jtwna\ 1but It dtd underlme the remark~ ny Keane was prevrously voted Kans<Js C1ty Siln Otego t\er Ottf'rb!'m al Capttal champiOn Texas also seek<1. 1ts ..1ble senes of deals wttich the ! National League ma nager ol \\oustt'r .. 1 Oberlm nmlh ''"'ghl wln •nd IS l>g I 47-yeRr old unassummg execu· lhe year bv the UPI board- >! I He~delberg al Akrbn urf'd a 16 pomt chou:e to do 1t tlve usf'd to bmld the Cardmals I would l>e Impossible to ffilnt· Huh-11 il'i Rf"turllf'tl Oh w Wt'-.:le\an at \1u sklngum IS ICS agarnst Suuth~rn ~1ethodlst I Jnlu the 1965 world ~.:hampiOns mm· f)('VJnt' s (Ontnbullons To HuMpital Tu~!>Hial I Ken\on at DeniSOn The only other pt.:rf~rt rPrord I Such kev Carurnals as 1Jrst BRADENlOI\ Ft <UPI I •_ lf1ram at (,ro\t' C1t\ rPa ) team m thl top 10 fourth ! Devrne ret:elved 10 of !he 20 1baseman Hltl White shortslop Former Cmcmnatl Reds Manag \\G}Ile .St at \ia rletta ranked Nebrasb <8-01 has been votes cast by the UPJ's 1964 DH k (;roat setond baseman er Fred Hutchrn son '1 uesday Beihf-tn) nl Ml Lnmn Hy ROHF.RT GRIMM touchdowns m a 44~ romp over made a 15 pomt l.rvnJIIe ovt>r board uf b~:~seba\1 expert:; Lee Julnm Javt-..•r ret 1l'f pitcher Ohro Northern at John Carroll 1 was >.~dmllted to a Iota I hu .1 I I Oklahoma Stale Umted Press International f:rove f'rty Glovf"r <;corl'd four NF:W YORK <UP I) - Stat.!!· MacPhail of the Ba!limore On Ron T"\ lor and outfielders Curt "' wrth chest {ancPr ror the l!ll'C· Suo::quehenna at Youn.gs1uwn 1 Tl 't 1me;; on dum runs and twwe 1Lcs do l1e Just ask lhe G-rePn Among the other team:-~ m lles gut ftve votes John Qumn Flood ;nd Lou Bruck were ac( ~;~ntral St iJ t BenedJlf iS C) COLUMR\lJS rU p~ I- k 1~ eyes on long p1:1ss plays of 63 and 58 1Bay Packers who are hed for the elrte I1fth ranked rexas (7 - of the Phtladelph•a Phtlhes and 1QUll ed 111 deals by Devme And und ~Jme 111 t.,..,o weeks He was ( a~f' Tf'dl a t Wrslern Res 1fourth pl6ce lnt he Wf 'i 1f'rn D1- l 1t Js an tl pomt choJt:e over 1-.. d short of the Ch1rago \o\htle the mal :lrl t\' ul lhe Hedb,rds ' lls1e m P001 ldtondH1110 " (Jf Oh~o Will be on tar olunty yards saturday Night Satur<ltlY a ternoonL 0 Sef' t lOse I Orrville s f t he Nauona I Foo tb a II Texas ( hnstan, M1chtgan IS Sox rererve d two enr I1 un d BIII 1' younger 'pla\ers-such as Mike I Theb 45 \-ear--(1d ~ ulch1lJnson Bob Houmard vrston u h flf'!rnlt at XaVIt'r two old rtval3 Mass1 II on an d , , Rd had een rt'1ease LJ om I e o~ raled 7 ove1 Iowa Oh10 State De~ 1U of the Cmcmnatt e s Shannon Jerrv Buchek and d d Hrildwln Wallace at Fmd\ay S ( aar I.e n Mc Km1ey, bump he.Jds I1rhalked up threE' more 'l'IJs last League b • · • prta 1 on 1y 1as! dtur ay an , week on runs of two 32 and 27 It seems almost Impossible Y 11 over Northwestern Orewas g1ven one vote Ray Sadeckrwere s1gned and ... b for t he sla le h Jg h sc hooI foot • · S b ____ • was repor 1t:\.1 to E" m ~,1 1~ H(- Hlutllon al (,rand Rpds eM ch) ball c;hamptonsh•p yards brmg1ng hrs sea~on's to 1that the Packers could fat! so );;• Jl tole Y J ovt•r Stanford developed durmg the Dev1nt' torv condition at tha t lim(' 1 tal to 127 potnts low m the league standmgs and LOUISiana State li over Dnd to the coachmg staff l've admlmstratiOn I Known tom ll~t us . Hul{ ~~ rn j Although there were a few AI Campbe tl I!! bemg com and still have the most tena·l hohsslsstpp1 State sald II betore and Ill say It the baseball world the formeT 1manager was sl ntkt'n wJih •an- ! othert earns m lhe unnmg rt pared to the great VJC Jc~n().. CIOU9 defesne, most acCUIDte l agmn J m blessed With one otl 1 was a good bet the winner w1ll wtcz at Elvrra, where the ~rms- passmg, and most grouFndL-<;on 1 the finest sets or assistants ml Dean Chanre 'Votetl cer last Dec ember But he gwd. ga1n the top spot m the Umted mg back has scored 138 pmnts summg runmng m theN . the nat ton Outstandin~ Hurlf"r ed the Reds throu~:;h sprmg 0 1 re!';S lnternatiUnal Ohw for the season ~~ weeks ago , But a look at the statist•cs re\ ' \.Tamms and most of tile regu coaches ratrngs he broke Janowicz 1947 scorm,.0 leased today confirms Just that '.Thts 1s not the same team BOSTON WPll - Wilmer Ia' season until the •llness Only 27 pOint~ separat('<i , record et Elyria or 101 pomts The Packers' defense has althat lost the hrst three games Dean Chance whose chret cla1m forced hJm mto the dugout and 1 them 1!1 lhls week'sn ext to ltl st : Agrmst f'remont Ross, Ca~p. lowed lS opponents the fewest Our boys have been lmprovmg l to feme had been as Bo then Jhe stands He resrgnfld b 11 t f 20 h bell personally scored 20 pomts pomts 11521 , least yards passmg all season and we fmally got as sky s partner m a vanety manager Oct 19 0 0 aMasf; mgll on, bcoatc es d on three 'f'Ds and a runnmg f many of them whole as we Improbable escapades has been : _..-..::.....................-....,_-..,[ un ea en an un 0164 yards) and least total o , 1 Cheer up. There's a qu1ck d t 1conversront o ra1se h1s career fense 12108 yards) o[ any m I By RUDY CERNKOVIC could get I thought the} would voted basebull s outstandmg 1 pitcher :le 1 ~ mne st~r s, ~~as T m 1total to 174 and breakmg Jono- the league U ted Pr tnt ti play well but let s lace 1tand easy way to fmd any-. 01 •rst Pace, JUs as e lgers wtcz' tnlal of 169 ' esR erna ona 1 I d1dn't thmk we wuuld upset 1 fhe Z3 year-old Los Angeles thmg .•• from a wash1ng have been each week or the 1 Moreover, w1th J•m Taylor UNIVERSITY PARK Pa campaign And McKinley stuck • rushmg for better Ulan 100 (UPJ) - When hJs team lost them" Angel nghthander was an easy machme to a smidrt new the runnerup spot )ust I yards m the Jnst two games, Jts first thrf"e games they were Then Engle recovered his cus.wmner rn Cy Young A>l!ord vot 10 hat Just look tn the YEL· where the Bulldogs huve been I the Packers have. a league- saymg he was In for hiS fJrst tomary cautwn for a moment mg announced Monday And I LOW PAGES.~- . where ON smce the last week m Seprem leadtng total on the ground of losmg season smce he took "We still have two tough hrs victor} margm was m sharp YOUR FINGERS 00 THE: ' teams to play - Houston th1s Icontrast 10 the scores of nme 1496 ya rd s. ber over the football squad m 1950 d lasl 1 COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio WALKING. 'f'he long senes beween the coltege football records, mclud~ ~ The passmg game, directed But he put his huth m his ;:)e~. an Pitt the next Satur- of the- games he prtched tv.o schools stands at 31327·5 m mg games of Saturday, Nov 7 by Bart Starr has completed 120 coaching staff at1d hrs season Massillon's favor But JXlSt rec Teams W L T Pis Ops ot 204 passes for a leadmg per- I ed quarterback and the team Chanee who tied tht> major ords mean nothmg when the 1Wittenberg 8 0 0 281 60 centage of SO 8 scored the upset of the FIGHT RESULTS league re(ord for most 1-0 players smell the prestrgeo f a I Bowhng Grn 8 0 0 24:0 59 Howeve-r the Baltimore Colts by beaung Nt> 2 ranked Ohm By United Press lntertla~onal tones m a season at five roll stllte title F~ndlay 8 0 294 54 are still first m the Western Dl· State NEW YORK (UPl' ~ (rPorge ed up 17 of the 20 votes frled by LAUNIJRYElyria Looms .Muskmgum 7 1 0 129 ~ VISIOn standmgs He s Rlp E.lgle, of Penn Cahrll, 171, Bronx, N y. out select commitlee of the Baseh~!l DRY CLEANING 169 lf.! Wrrters' Assorrallon of Should they tie or both tean1s Cap1tal 6 1 0 212 57 The Colts' balanced attack led State Umted Press Jnternat10n- l pomted Bob Ave-na, WY 2·5428 POMEROY look bad, which Js unhkety, ' Ohw State 6 I 0 136 66 by quarterback Johnny Umtas, el s roach of the wef'k Br.,-ojiojjkjjlyjjni.jNii~Y~6;;.iiiiiiiiii.;.ca;jiiiiiliiiiil!iji;iiii!l•iiiiii~iiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiii here were a few ,thers ready Yuungstn 5 1 1 167 101 has rolled up the most total The Nlttany L1ons are now • und wtllrng to take over the Otterbem 6 2 0 188 116 yards offense (3154 yards) !md 4 4 and w1th two games to go I coveted frrst-pJace position. Cmcmnat1 5 2 0 144 72 pmnts (314) , but the df' <'ll t€ 1s they may preserve the wmmg ThJrd .. place Elyria was a M1am1 5 2 1 168 93 tra1hng far l.Jehmd w every de I season status of the•r grey 1 ' ha1red cnach I threat, if U,;e Pmneer;; get by Ohro Nrthrn ti 3 0 159 137 parlment Loram Friday mght Others m- Bldwn-Wall 5 3 0 188 Los Angeles replaced D ~mt "The boys were lnsp1red Sat eluded fourth-ranked Cmcmnati Ashland 5 3 0 145 the team rushmg defense urday at Columbus," Engle Roger Bacon, Sprmgfleld South Akron 5 3 0 96 leader (898 yards) after the sa1d "You've gut to be rnsp1red 1 111 ftfth place, and pract1cally John Carroll 4 3 o 17:1 LIOns were demolished on the t to beat a great team hke Ohio any member of the UPJ top 10 1Denrson 4 3 o 103 ground by Green Bay, and Chl· 1srate" The Mass11lon • McKinley Ohto Umv 4 3 l 101 89 cago went ahead m passrng of· But whtle he was JUbtlant game wasn't the only b1g gome Deftance 4 4 0 143 Fense (1912 yards1 over the 27-0 Vl('foq Engle adaround Ohto thts weekend Wooster .4 4 0 76 - mrtted sympathy for Ohm State. Folks m Cmcmnat1 are buzzmg Kent State 3 3 1 69 Purdue 4 1 0 101 76 "I hope the loss doesn't hurt of 1West Res 3 3 1 65 MJchtgan 4 1 0 lt2 49 OSU m the future I have aboult he head on clash Roger Bacon and seventh. Hrram 3 4 0 115 Michigan St 3 ~ 0 'IT 63 respect and affection for wo,ody ranked Elder Oberlm 3 4 0 103 Mmnesota 3 2 0 68 64: Hayes He s one of the The others should have east· Xav1e1 3 4 I IJ4 IllinOis 2 3 0 51 79 coaehes rn foolboll I put myer sa1lmg, although the state's He1delbrg 3 4 1 91 2 4 0 61 123 1 self m h1s plare and l top Learns could be Jh for a let· Mt Umon 3 5 0 89 1 4 0 88 l051the loss was a bitter d1sappomt· down Central St 2 4 0 101 1 4 0 60 116 ment. 1 There was only one new! Ohw Weslyn 2 5 0 54 1 4 0 69 93 'But T'm grateful to our member of the top 10 th1s Bluffton 2 5 I 68 week Columbus East wtth a 9-0 Wllmngtn 2 5 1 68 record, dtsplaced N1les McKm- Dayton 2 6 0 92 ' - - - - - - - - W I T H PURCHASE OF ANY ley It was the first time Niles Toledo I 7 0 84 171 had left the select hst in sev- Marietta 1 7 0 63 193 erel years, and last season the Case 1'e-ch U 7 0 86 283 Red Dragons capturec the state Kenyon 0 7 0 52 250 chBmplonshlp MID-AMERICAN T.aJJles Three x-Bowlg Grn 5 0 0 149 40 Oh>o's top scorer gomg Into Ohm 2 I 1 42 a~ SAVES TIME SAVES MONEY the last week of play was Miami 4 2 0 133 ~9 LouiSVille's Bob Gladieux, who Marshall 2 2 0 29 56 for Ho...,. lmprovf'mtrth IOn PurchaoH Thru Dec. 24) scored three limes last week In West. M1ch 2 4 0 53 117 a 32.0 victory over East Pales· Kent 3 I 40 84 tme on runs of 54, 76 and 71 Toledo I 4 0 72 1.2'1 WI FURNISH ••• yards He now has 172 pomts m x Chnchedt 1tle nme games wtth one morel o OHIO CONFERENCE eTOP SOIL go x-Wittnbrg 7 o o 239 53 Roosevelt Robinson, the her. Muskingum 6 1 0 116 eFILL DIRT aided hallbaek from Ashland. Capital 6 1 0 21% $7 wound up the season by scoring Otterbem 4 2 0 129 'fli •SAND 10 points and gaining \$5 yards Akron 3 3 0 54 8tJ In a 16-6 win over Troy He Mt Union s 3 0 n:· '4!1 eGRAVEL scored 2~ touchdowns, 17 con- Bldwn·Wati 3 2 0 18 6t versions for 168 points Wooster 2 4 0 52 Steubenville Central'! Buster Hiram 2 4 0 80 Yannon was shutout In h1s Hekl1brg 2 4 o 70] PUMPS AND AUTOMATICS teRm's 7-o WID over Weirton, Den1son 1 3 0 31 W Va., but he st11l baa 138 OberOn I 3 0 3~ pomts w1th one game remam Ohio Weslyn 1 3 o 47 Ing ag~~mst Steubenville Big Maneua I 4 0 21 Phone WY 2-3284 lied th1s weeken<j. Kenyoil 0 I o 31 Bob Glover of unbeaten Ga· i'Cl!ilehed' tlUt!!' .. ·• · Middleport P~ge St. MIDDLEPORT, 0. hanna Lincoln fintsbed h1a caB!G TEN STANDINGS •a'"' tn " htp WilY W(fll Jd'l' Ohfn ~hit" , ·~ I ;' 0 92 I I B'Ing Devine ' NarnedTop M3JOf ' League Execut'IVe I College Schedule .. t 1 Green Bay Stal • l • -- -- Massi.lion., Canton-Mac' Batt Ie For TIt• Ie aturday s 'Misleadm'g' I Penn's Engle HELEN HELP US! -BERRY'S WORLD. was philosophical about It ''You rseasons as head man of the and 78-&e Each season Liley can 't pay more money wllhoul lvolummou.s coachin g staff, were 11 games behind the penmore people In the park," he I which at trmes reached am wtnner ::sa1d many il$ 14, fm1shet . seventh Acqu1sthun of Dark as roach The Cubs m tus hrsL two and e1ghth w1ttt ncords of 82-80 1was hailed by Kennedy and - jOkt> ' former New Y<rk Metl pitchMel Harder were coatilf's to assrst Kennedy Kennedy got nu rabe, and he 1ng coach stgned as I Js Selected Coach-of.Week I stand•mgs 1 BLUE MONDAY ONE I I DAY SERVICE I SHIRT FINISHING ROBINSON'S i I •' )' I '' I ' TURKEY or HAM -----------.....1 READY -MIXED CONCRETE • ' MAJOR APPLIANCE e REFRIGERATORS - RANGES e DRYERS e FREEZERS e WASHERS Goeglein Ready-Mix Co... GUNS H& R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE ' . -"'· • �4-Dally sentinel, Pamehlj'IIIM.Deport, o ., Nov. 11. Ill\ Reedsville Society Notes vember, and ' Docomber, mean laC ..venll>, qhlll, ninth, and Q - 1I'Ui vlco ,....Ideal cl IOU> 101 t.hoBe names bocau,. the Uoll<d Slo!ft WI port Ill- the 'old Roman year s!Brtel Qalck Qllb dfu? Marcil 1. Tbe monthl were ~ A - Charles Curtis, v lo e med alter the LaUn numeral.l. president In the Hoover admln-Jr - - - - - - - - - , lstration. Hi! mother was of In· Mr and Mrs . Harold Milhoan ' and son of Akron visitPd Mr ' and !\fr.c.. \1 I. Boston and family and .Yir. and Mrs. Alpha ! WEDNESDAY ~OXED LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS FOR dien descent. Nov. 4, JMC Alloy Coli The SpoliPn Lois Clelland 291 Q - Whal vole lo mjalred to Smi!h_ Ben Brinstaff 417 Tom Clelland 462 1pa" a bUI over tile prnldent'o ·1 Mr s. Floss1e vis•led her mo · .Barb Grinstaff 346 Betty Ruo,.ll 306 nto? ther . .\1rs. Durst oi Sumner . V1rgmia Hoyt Harold Russe!J 3t5 472 . 'ty A - A two • t bird B maJon Mr . and Mrs. Denver Weber ! Art Hoyt 355 1531 Total I of each house. and sons spent Sundey with h1 s Handicap 228 Won t Loot s parents, Mr . and Mrs. Oscar Total 1~1 K·P'1 Q - Why ant tbe Jdntb, 11111, WeOer and doughier of KPno Won 1 L01t 2 Paul Kloe1 537 lith, aDd !Zdo maatbo ol lb • Reel'nt guests of ~1 r . and Pa1·rrs Four Jean Kloes 290 Middleport, 0. year nUtDaJDed? I Mrs. John Bahcoek were \1r . Jue Bailey 346 Clarisse Porter A - September, Oclober, Noand Mrs. Grover Chesh irf> . Mildred Bailey 3ll Bill Porter 519 Rt'cent visitors w1th Mr. and Lois McElhinny 371 Handicap RIDE TO THE BOUND-Sandra Terzian or San Francisco believes that to be a cham60 Ken McElhinny pion lhow dog her Afa:han hound needs road work . While she feels Taishan requires a Mrs. Virgil Buckley werf' ~Ir . 483 ToU.I 1752 1 one to tbree-mile trot daily, she doesn't need it. Solution : she leads her dog beside her ar.d Mrs Harold 1-lumphre:y rmd Tota l 1705 Woo 3 Lost t Cllr wbDe abe drives about 10 miles an bour on a secluded ro11d. family of Belleville. W. Va., Won % Lost 1 and Mr . How<Jrd Buckle.v of' Ind. fllgh Game 1. Men, F. Evelyn'" Groct"ry Porter. 212; Wome~ Clarisse Nelia 8Jrion 346 Porter, 161. 1 Bob Barton 492 Ind . High SQries +- P au I Hlind 330 Kloes, 537; Women, lLol<: Me-, :vlr. and "1rs. LawrPnce Ro~e Bob ' Eblin 388 Elhinny, 371 . l_ ' ViSited with Mr. and Mrs Oa. Handicap !08 Tum High Game - K._p·s. A . 1 na Van Me11"r and family of Total 1664 615 . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ; Belpre. Won 2 Lost I Team High Series - K·P's, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young l i \frs. Ca rroll Randolph hns l The Foursome 1752. or West Salem were week end Mr. a~1d Mrs. Robert Weddle , Mr. and Mrs. _G01·don Carter [rerurned home artrr vi~l!ing re· : Chas. Winebre-nner 465 sts of Mr and Mrs Harold ! and children of Parkersburg. lof Pt>toskey. Mtch., spent a , letives m Columbus. Linda Winebrenner Chamber mLJsic is vo~l or I 349 LAY· ~th. · · · W. Vll., w~re recent weekend weekend w_ith Mr. owd Mrs. Ber- · Mr. and Mrs. J . D. K1b~Je 1 Gail Hovatter 352 instrumental music adapted to Mrs. Louist> Van Meler and lguest s o( hls parents , Mr . and !nard Ledlte. of Parkersburg VlSt!1•d wlth l Rich Hovatter 420 performance In a small eudi- l daughter Nickey and Mrs. Low- : Mrs: n an Weddle, Welts Run ._ . Mr~ and Mrs. Roy Sansbu:y friends and re l~liVI:'S here. Total 1 ~ 6 ence hall. 1 "- Pftlll - n. ~- 1111 MIMMUI, FIN 41• ell Greer and children visited i ~~1ss J.udy Cozart of GHlh- ?f Mtddlepo~t were Sunday v1 s- l Roger MPredtth of BPvrrly 1 ~f tf I llllow1 23 jeWel lllcrr. lllfJft. cllll ln4 1 flm..e Mr. and Mrs. I.ewrence John·i polls, vt~Jted her mother . Mr... . [ttors of the1r parents.., Mr. and srent_ t!1e wt>ek t'nd here w1th 1 llltlll In • dllnty ast. Two 30 ltwel lllllltmtM. Wttlr• flt:::t; ctlalamcla ani an proof.. stlf-wfltl]fta. 1111 relatJves _ .ston and familv. Minersville ,! Elva Oatley over the weekend. Mrs. Charley Sansbury. •• ,1M Dll DIIQIIIl In rei- Wilr'l t tcllplllfft IIIPWfOII Route. · , Mr . and Mrs. Dell Talbott Mr . and Mrs Balir Cadwalla- [ ~----..,. or Wltllt. $11.11 tend. tlft.tt Mrs. Louise: Van Meter and 1 called on Mr . and Mrs. Gene Ider and son, Brian , of Plain 1NO TIME LIMIT See Our Extemiv• Colkctwn of BULOVA Wal<'ht~ daughter visited her daughtu · Carpenter Seturday en•ning. ICity spent a weekend with her 1 BUDAPES!, H~ngary (UP I ) From n4.75 aod son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . , Mrs. Linda Ward and Shelly parent s. Mr. and \irs . Alpha ~Hungary stgned J~to law Mo~ · . Lawrence Theisso f Belpre and I werf> Sunday guests of her I Barr. Sun.day dmnN guests tn· I day .an o~e.r sta tmg the:e IS I M and Mrs Otis Bailf'v and : father . Mr . Wesley Cozar L . eluded Mtss Sharon ThumA of no t1me lml1t on war cr1mes. 1 d;~ghter, Ra.cine. ' Mr . a~d. Mrs. L. R. Gluesen· Pomeroy. . The . Hungarian presidential ! Tailored and Fur Collar Styles Miss Janice Icenhower of 1camp VISited ~Ir . and Mrs . Mrs. Clance Longstreth and <·uunc1l .ruled ou t any 20 year I s u e and a friend Mr . i Charl~s Cochran Tuesday. Mrs_ Walloce F'rl!.y and daugh· statute of limitations on the , s:~_sof Letart, visited her l ~r . Jacob Van Mete: JS 1 ter, ":eressa. <'ailed on Mrs . prosecu!wn of war cri minals . , grandparents, Mr. and !\1rs. pat1ent m the Mc-mor:al Hos . Kay Cadwallader. at the home -- --~- 1 1 Homer Icenhower Saturday. pitnl Pomer~Jy . of her mother, Mrs. Alpha her property .•. Cindy Lou carroll returned !\otrs. Sy lv ~a. Allen and How- BHrr Sunday. ,. : , Brucf' Md111l wa s railed to ~ home after visiting her sister, , ard Allen v1s1led m Athens on Mr. ~nd Mrs. Flavy Stgman- \lanc.eburg. Ky . by the death l1 Court St. Pomeroy .,.__.~_, .............: I FLEXSnEL LIVING ROOM FURNITURE BAKER FURNITURE 1 535 1 I Old Town Flats Stiversville Society Notes I NewsNotes Langsville ]Society Notes "-,__Ef 1 r-•"'"'""'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'iiiii"'"'_,.........,..............,...... Showr'ng New Arr•'vals NEW COATS Phillips Sisters Style Shop 1 1 Wanda Donnelson, Columbus. Recent visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Charley Carroll were Mr . Robert Ours, MrR . '\1ae Van ~eter and daughter, Ruby , lo- 'I'uesday. OUI - Thi s evenmg co~tume is l'Xpeeled to dr<1w app roval of pn l r11n s at a Pcu 1s. EXERCISING HER PERSONAliTY- At Denver':; Children's Hospital. Mickey Hein-icke tries to kick ball as pa rt of therapy. She's Nation<~ I Ma rrh of Dimes Chi ld. shop. The co<.~ t tups u glittering embroidt'red gow n. oo~f~hl~s~br~o~th~•~r.~--------~k~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;~;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"";-;;e;;,_~ moved mto the Bob Boho prop· J Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexan - e-rty recently. . 11 der uf Chestertown , Md ., and Mr. and }Irs. C1flon. Fraley Mr. and Mrs . Alex Md ls of moved from Carpenter mto the ~teubenville were wee~end vis. W E .. Cro~ser property. 1tors of Mrs. Kate Mtlls. I David P1erce of Selem, W. cal. , Mr . end Mrs . Charlev Car· · Mr. Frank Cornell attended \a ., col 1ege spent a weekend roll, Mrs. Mae Van ~et'er and lhe funt•ral. of his sis te-r in at home . daughter, Ruby. wert' at Mid· Pem.lsylvama recently. l.uests al the horne ~f Mr. dleport Saturday. , M1ss Margaret Durst. Colum· and Mrs . W. C. Crouser over l Anna Mae and two children bus spent the week end w1th the weekend were Mr . Ray- I ::>' of East Liverpool, the daughter ! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mond Crouser of Dunbar, W. -~ of Mr . and Mrs. Dudlev Congo ; Rudy Durst. : Va ., Mr . and Mrs: Larry Welty l :: . . spent sunday through · Mnnday Randall Ta~bott, New ~exing· ·and son of Mansfield, Mr. and evening with her parents. ton , spent Fnday wHh hJs par. Mrs. R?Y Cr~ser of Columbus Mr. Roy Powell is under the enls, Mr . .and Mrs. Dell Ta lh?H.I .and Mtss Ahce Crouser of ~ c<J re of 3 doctor. Huby Van Meter of Dew1lts I Columbus. . Mrs Allee Ven Coonev re- Run railed on het sister and Mr. and Mr:s. W1llard Reeves turned home to Mr. and Mrs. family, Mr. and Mrs, Paul and Mr. end Mrs. Joe Reeves 1 Carol Oderson's and is im- Evans all(l .,lltJlp. • new son o( Columbus were . proving, She went to see her Randy Wells . Xenia, is spend· guest of her mother, Mrs. Le- : -- .: doctor for a check up Thurs- ing a few days with his grand- ona Kennedy. d parents. Mr . and \1r ~. Dell Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carte of ~{~ a~r . and Mrs . Pat Auther- Talbott . Elkview. W. Va. , was a guest ~::' son N"wark visited Ins par- Recent visdors of F. H. Car - of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Crouser . ;...., ~n~. M-r. and Mrs. Carl Auth- ~ penter and fl:lmity were Maxine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hick· :!!·:'erson and Mr. and Mrs. BL11 <md Tom Durst . Randy Wells, man of Columbus spent a ;';;' Swain, Long Bottom. Doris Daily and mother, Mrs . weekend with Mr. and Mrs. -~~. Mr. and Mrs. Cerl AuLherson . P<.~ck. Rudy Durs! . Olive and W_ E. Crouser. . 1 _SQld 20 acres of land on Pf'rry Dell Talbott, ~ · B. Gre~thouse, 1 Mrs . Frances Hendrix of :o-:;: ··Run to Mr. and Mrs. Pre ston Hey. Arthur Sl!tts , S. "!\ . Durst, le~o spent a weekend w1th ..... Patterson. J. A. Siders, I .ouise Rrf"wer, i fnends and was looking ebout 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I tand I I := I Reg. 1..09 . ~-~ ~ .. -- -· -- ~-· ~ -~ SHAMPOO MILK MAGNESIA 81c 1 Reg. 1.29 Reg. 1.25 BUFFERIN MISS CLAIROL PRELL PHILliPS 1 1 1 Reg.60c 94c 41c ~~--~-~--~ Mr. and Mrs Dave Grueser 1 ' • and !!hlldren, Pomeroy, !\1r., M.rs. Glenno .Wilhoana ccom- Maxme Powell. Helen Black: J . and Mrs Dana Holter and dau- 1pamed Mr . and Mrs. John 1 W. Lawson, Beverly Price, 1 - -ghter J~ne Wines wrre visiL-i Brewer (Marjorie Curtis) and ' Tress1e Stethem, Howard AI· i :---ing t.heir arents,' Mr. and daughter, Myra , of Dayton and len. Pen.ny and Greg Middle-- • f' Mrs. Clyd/Wines. Mr11. Hazel Curtis of Reedsville ; s~art, Lmda Evans and Bobby .. Mr . Roy Bush visiled Rev . to P3rkersburg Sunday .to at· ~ ~~-'l..ch_................ ~- and Mrs. ,John Busch Sunday. i te~d tl~e c~urc,h ~edd1ng of 1 -"· Mr . and Mrs. Laurence Bush , M1ss V1rgln1a Curtis to Mr. AI· . deughter, Connie, Letart Falls, lien Randolph or Parkersburg At - . Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hoback ,! the Calvary Temple church. ---~ Racine Rt., Mr. Roberl Our:;, ! ~r.. ~cs.~e ~ewell ha s ~em 1 ~ ..., local, visited Mr. and Mr~ . John hosp1tahzed w1th pncumoma . Wo Ropoir All ~~ Busch. M~ . and Mrs. Clyde- Salser or Mokoo & Madolo Mr. and Mrs. Frcmk Smith Racme called at tlir home of aud chi ldren visited Mr and Mr. and Mrs . M. L. Bahr, SunMrs. Ronnie Salser and . daugh -1 day· ter at Lancaster. Mrs. Mary Slan·her of Porn· Miss Sharon Johnston of eroy called on Mrs. Kenneth wv 2-2255 Minersville visited Mr. and , Davis Saturday. 501 E. M•ln St. Pom•roy Mrs. Edward Bush several days · I -- - -~le~-~~ )f~lh~n ___ __ _ _ _ Mrs. Dorothy Roseberry was 1 shopping in Gallipolis. Those who called at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Maywood Johnston were Mrs. Polly Pack anti children, Mr. and ~rs . Homer Icenhower. Dale Lawson , local. I t1nd ~1rs. Doris Dailey, . Mrs. Everett Young passed away at her home at Pennsy\-1 vania. She was the mother of Myrtle Young Johnston of Neg. ! ley, Ohio, and a sister of Mr. Frank Cornell, local. Mr. Cor.:-:-.-:nel attended the funeral ser· · ::: ~~ice there. ~:.·· Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Johnston I 7: ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Sinsey 1 - - Powe! I recently. -Mary Johnston CREME COLOR FORMULA 87c i 1 = ......,..,,JI SERVICE - 1 ecough Drops Smith I•••·• R•g. 10< - - - - 6c e Cotton Balls R••· 39, _ _ __ 28c .Fast Home Permanen ts R•g.$2.00 v, p,,,• $1.00 CAN'T RAIL AGAINST THIS POLICY - A youn~ couple take udvanta~,:: • .• of a new policy o( Co penhagen , Denma rk, Tramways. Ci!1zen s o( ca pi t:.d ca n hire tro lley car, drivN and two cond urtnn; and go unyv.:here fm· $18 an houL Lud1na or Reg.47c NO RECORD PLAYER ClELAND'S T.V. Reg.60c 78·45·33 RPM Stereo like reproduction, diamond stereo needle. About size of school lunch box. Weighs 4 \-<, lbs. Tone compares to expensive cabinet models LAY-AWAY NOW. FOR CHRISTMAS _. _ Hotpoint Custom Built-Ins R•g. $49.95 $39·95 MENNEN BABY MAGIC 44c Reg.37c SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS '' eMONOPOLY •GI JOE eDOLLS eJEWEL CASES eBILLFOLDS e ELECTRIC SHAVERS eTOYS 1 WE DO IT FOR LESS! ~ Mr. and Mrs . Maynard Bahr I were dinner guests of her .sister, Mr. and Mrs . Vere Swartz of Alfred. Other guests were her sister, Marie Murray of l Daytoo and Mr. and Mrs . C. I. Woode of Tuppers Plains. Now vou cal'l have that new kitchen Hotpoint custom built-ins [or any home . EASY TERMS. I I ROLLERS M~NEY ORDERS WE COLLECT TELEPHONE BILLS. .JOHNSONS BABY POWDER 27c Phone WY 2·2635 Middleport, Ohio ' ANTENNA · 30 FUT Of WIRE WITII AODinONAI. wtRE 91 ONLY $3• WEWILCOMI APPLICATIONS fOR He go" to work on subway. • CHARGE ACCOUNTS OF the brlghtf'st ONE of the Metropolitun MIDDLE PORT, 0. ' sL 1rs Opt·r~ ha s never sung an a ria -nr even a note, !or that mailer . He is Rudolf Bin g, 62-yP;,Irold manager of the Met. Hf' recently celebrated his 15th anniversa r:y as gem•ral momater. He has more than doubled the Met' s su bscription audience and ha s roll nd ed up most of the world 's Jeadin& singers. He is especially proud of helpmg Am- 73 MILL ST. 1 Ingels Furniture BATTERIES NEEDED TWO REALISTIC WALKIE·TALKIE nLEPHONES RETRACTABLE WORkS UP TO iiNIE MILE 1 Ridge Keno Societv Notes Silent Star VICKS VATRONOL 31c RADIO & T.V. .----====:::::....- TOO MUCH FEAT FOR PETE- Despi te ca mf'ra :.md T 1m Fggitt, PE>! e wun't ~h (l\\' a sm ile in Tonbrid~, England . . ·A_ PALAnAL MUSEOM-In Jai))Li t , abotlti90 milr•,r1rnm Delhi, India, the Hawa Mehal is a tuul-j&ts' landmark. FQrmel'ly, " pi.illlce," it. 1s .now used a~ a muselUU. . aides. erican singers ~o :.~ chiPVE' so me of the leading roles at Met. -'~- • •.' Watching dance rehearsals Is one of llnJ't many •uHit•. '-. .- ' " �• . ~ . t 19-Dolly Sontinol, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. I 1, 1964 • ::==================== 1964 ted by Mrs. John Scarberry. !e<'l It reads as follows: an lpolnt and 1 ye..- pin- Bruee ·l ' . . W.S.W.S. Bachlel Churcb · wer~ "r:Uencl ~":nc:'' M: 8 1 The membo.·rs rleC'tded to hold Ordlllance regulating the park· i Adams, 1 year pin- Mike How· Tbe W.S.W.S. of the Baehtel son V~ Y~nd r.chlldren 11 • a rovered dish dinner at noon, lng and use of House\ratlers pro-. ard. Den 2 Wolf Badge I sold E.U.B. Church met on Tuesday Tom W V arid a gift nchange at their viding for the ap~val of Trau.l arrow point 6 silver arrow evening at the church wlth Morgantown, · a. Christmas meeting. er Courts and providing penal- polntt, I year pin - Jason 1D- :Mill Mry Jewell serving •• Mrs. Nell Haymaker b 1 pa Refreshments were served by ty !or violatinn !hereof: SecUon gelo, I year plna- Jeff Needl, hosleas. !lent at St. Mary's Hospital il the hostesses, Mrs. E. T. Roush I Upon petition in writing of a Tony Grimm, Jolmny Jonsa, "tfbe proitam "Tbanlt You. Huntington. 1and Mrs. Albert Roush to thnse property owner or a leasee ol 2 year pin - 11mmy Ohlinger, God" waa preoented by Miss WOMAN'S CLUB lied by Mrs. Adams. The New Haven Woman's , Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr. prt-- lattending : Mrs. Maxine Grimm, property the council may in Den S Bobcat plnl and eardl Mary J"'·eU wltb Mrs. Golden Mrs. Kenne~ Vickers and SOl PT PLEASANT - Tht! Ma!· Club met rerently at the Alu -l sented the pr?gram on the art Mn. Beven Burdette, Mrs. Gol· their sole disoretlon approve iRoberi: GUbert, Ricky Hes8011, Hulett, Mrs. Cora Ferguson, Rodney is staymg~i~~~~e~n~ on County Health Department Quillen Memorial Building. The :of sPed mosatc. ":1rs. 11 u c k den Hazlett. Mrs. Robert Hoff. the property described In said Harold Winntil,p fi, WoU badge Mn. Donald O)JJ.lnger and Mrs -I en~ Mr. and Mrs. e i PI h:l '> rt>lf'a -;t'd a l1<:t of Jts activi· ' meeling wa~ called to ordrr ~Y 1 showed several plctures ma_de man. Mrs . Charles JeweLL. Mrs. petlt.ion as a place where House- jl gold arrow pok'lt, 1 1ilver ar- Jobn ~lett. w~1le her husba~ ; servm: tiE's m Oc toht'!l· .the pre-sident, Mrs. .Edwm . wlth seeds. i:ind followed wah John Machir. Mrs. John l'. Reit- trailer s may tJt: parked. Sectton 1 ~W point and 1 year pin Rlcky Mrs. Acbsah Miller and Mr~. 1 w1t~ the U. S. Alf orr.eV~k.!\hJst of tht> work was done Roush and was opt'nt-~ w1 h the th~. conducting .or a workshop. : mire, Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. T. 11 No Housetraller .s.h_all be par·ISJders, Wolf badge lJold amw Jack Need!l presented a sktt l station~d in Turkey. Mr. In tlw 'it hDols. There were 38 flag salutr- and thf:' smgmg of , Jhuse a_ttendmg were M r s. 1Bert Roush . Mrs. John Scar- ked at any place w1thm the Cor- ~ point, 1 sliver arrow point, 11 ''The Tile of the BOles" follow- e~s resided In Texas the se nor•, 1 · 1 ~~~~ whwh Jnf'luded 113 ·America. The Ht>a utifu1 .·· Ot!- Pt.-It' Burns. Mrs Tom Hoff· ! berry. Mrs. Clarence Thomas, poration limks except in a Trail- year pin - Bob~ Young , 3 sll- ed with 1)1e presentation of V1ckers was station~ El r~: con 1t>n·nrt- w1th te arhf'rs. pu- votions were led by Mrs. Mar- man, Mrs. Louis Kar schnik, Mrs Mrs. Charles F'. Yonker, .and er Court which has been approv-, ver arrow pointll under wolf 1 Thank Yo~ . Boxes by members. 1 Mr. and .M r~ . Pau c ~ pi I~ ,md p.'l r•'nb SL'houl work tin Bt-nsford . Kalph Whitmore '\trs. Tom Man. ' Mary Dudding. ed by the Council. Section JII year pin - David Morgan, 1 A nominating committee was er and family of Pom~oy 1 donr m Ocrob~r inc·l uded 631 . , , Mod n· ley <~ nd the .hostesses. ct. 1 The Council shall have the right go1d arrow polnt, 1 sliver ar. appointed Mrs. Goldert Hazlett, l!\1r. and Mrs. James ry ts ~ , h ''27 reft>r· Mr RKhard "'ltkt'!i, .t>r , . RCYI'ARY UUi in their sole tuscretion to refuse row point uocler Wolf 1 )'IN' piJl Mri 1'\M\•Id Ohl1nger aDd Mrs. Pomeroy were recent ~e~ ;r~ ~~;~;,m~e:l\th ~ppraifia\s ,.Malhr . {'tl!'hPr <It Wahnma .JUI~. : Lutheraa Circles M.~t . I Mrs. Edwin Strin spokt"t o the jpermlssion to anyone to park - Steve ·Derften, ben 4 Bobcat Jack ~s. IMr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger. Wt'H' donf' on f)3 s1udf'nl". wr Hi gh . prt>st' n1ed the pr Tht> Esther and Reber ca Clr- , members of the Rotary C~ub on la housetrailer on an approved iPins and cards - Jeff Hay· Others attending the meeting , .. , do'"n due- gram_ clt>!-1 of the Lu theran Church thf' Qm lle n Memonal Lrbrary f'OUrl if in the t'udgment of the maker Tommy Gibbs 1 silver [ "-s Charlie Jewell and ' ATl'END HOMECOMING Horne VIS! s were " u. ~~ k W· d ·f . an l f S p I' Ch h . I· dlnn t~ ' ' were !not . W'll' M KeJ. 11 5 0 to 111 crea~r<1 ~r hool nt>etls Therto '' . · l'. ar. Jr ·, l lalrm \\umeu . t. au s urc ~ I ~~ their regu ar . er mee Counctl the Housetrailer sho.uld arrow point under Wolf 1 rear Mrs. Everett Laudermtlt. Mr. and Mrs. 1 lam c were 121 home and l)frJCt' vi.o;;its of F'•nam L LommtttH', repone~ : met for their Novf'm.Der mret I 101!: on. Thursday evemng. Those I be considered unfit or unswta- pin- Lawrence Weaver 1 salver . Penonals vey of Portland attended Mar> d b. . thee lub will hold H Spaghet1r : lngs . The program topic present- ~; attendmg were Donald Fogle- ble for human habitation. Sec-- arrow poJnt under Wolf 1 year l R t ests cf Mrs Achsah ietta College homecoming. fesm~re . ~ hn~~~et' th 1-Jublic Oinner <~I lhe Lodge Ha ll. the ed was "Radio Gospel in Afri- song, Herman Layne, Lloyd 1 tion IV A violation of any or the pin- John Burris 1 yr pin fAr· Mlll:,enM~~ C Riddle and tivities at Marietla recently lnwer;m~: fu~lowsor WP~l Child dat~ tob e annou~ct.-~. l~ter: ea." . -I Roush, Floyd Carmack~ Rich- 1provisionso f ordinance shall ry Hess. Mr. Wi1Uam Russell Ethel' were , Re~. ~nd Mrs. eluding the Marietta-Otterbein 1 00 Conference with 10 patients at· Mrs J<1rk F\e~h,..r epm tf'd i The Estht'r . C!rf'le met . 1· ard Ord, Dr. John Ridgway , , be considered a misdemeanor announced that there are nine s.. Eubanks and Shelton ui Clay- football game. At hair-time thelr tending: Chest x-ray chmc with on ~he Cn,~~·lUmly Im~rov.emen~ Tues.day .evemn g at,. l~e Parrs~ Clyde Fo.le.y, Russ~\1 Ca~hart: l and anyone found guilty thereof Den Mothers Mrs. Hilda Ridg- ton, Ga . and Mrs. W. D. Shep- so~ Bill , ~ho was House Decor. 51 atients : chest diagnoslic lproJPC'I. S.lt" :t;-~ ted "that a br~ IHousf' w•th Mrs. \\lllram Pow ittarry Miller; F:1wtn Stern. Ar sha ll be subjected to a fine of way, Mrs. Jack Needs Mrs. Mar- pard of Atlanta~ Ga. atiOn chairmen for Alpha Sigdini~ with Or . James H. Walk·!~:h.ure of anmform,!JOn natwe le ll, Jr. as hostess. Theprogra~~thur!habeL fhuma~Reed, Rev. notmorethanFirtyDollarsand-lion OhUnger, Mrs. Chester ! Recent guests of Mrs. E . C. rna Phi, accepted the trophy er, chest specialist, 8 pAiients will bt> .~ral!t>d _ b! .ow rl.ub lo lwas yr:sented ~Y ~r.s. Edwm Marti~ Bensford, l'rank Cape· or confinement in County Jail Weaver, Mn. Howard Burr1s, Riddle and Ethel were Mr. and lfo. firs,~ prize in behalf or hll a(tending Joodhandlers dinr c, I be furmshed tu m w res•d rnts Housh and Mr,; . _Wr lllam Rus-- 1hart and one g~esl. . Inot to exceed 90 days . Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs.. Harry Mrs. Wilson Travers or Berry· Fratermty . After the game they linie 1selL Other:i attendtng were Mrs. Town Council Meetmg were guests at the fraternlty . · . 1 The Council moved to tlave 0 nell Mrs carroll Adama uiiJe Va 7'l of New Havl:'n. 10 patients, cancer <' - , Th •l b 1·11 · · · · A.rts 1 h r.o M 011 0 G · 1'h N H Town Coun· ar ' ' ' • ' • ff alients. irnmuniz 3 ~ton clinic e, { u ": sponsOJ an · · 1.Jo n r ry · rs . nmm, e ew ayf'n the Police Car repaired and to Jr, and Mrs. wpuam Russell. I -~M~r;..~an;;;;:d~M<:;;,;•;.·~B;-~R;;,·...:,V;;an;c;;e~ho~u~s~e~f~oriiiiiia_,buiiiiiieiiitiiisiiiuioppioeiiir•. Ph 48 2 atwnt~ · Jm muniza- and Craft" Show scheduled fo.r :Mrs. A. L. Spro.use. jdl met on Novem ber 5th at the replace the Garbage truck in The next pack meeting will II ~ 1 t l' nic~ are h~ld ~~ 1 he Oecember 3. fr~~ 10 a.m.. untd l The Rebecca Circle met on Town Hall .w ~th Meyor ~onald . best way possible. be held in January with Den 31 · • tmn Cl ' 'lmPnt Nl'W H<.~v- !I p.m . al thP lh abf't Butldrn.g . wednesday af ternoon at the Bailey presldmg. Others 10 at ervin refreshments and Den hea lt h depal h ' H and of Fifth Slreet, chairman )S'.home uf Mrs ~1 L Ohlinger. tend;mce were Charles Roush, Cub Scout Pack Metotlng 4s g ti the "rogram IS en Mason As ton ann:.m Oh\ ' · · · p 1 Ri k d presen ng r • ' ' mnltlR 1\lrs. Her man 111ger . · 1 !\-tr:s. B. R. Van('e and Mrs. CerCarl Tennant. au car. Cub Scout Pack 256 held a , ' . 1 1 11 1 Arbuckle. _ _. . . mm . . A. Iota . \) h•ld l each I .fhe club \'otn~ to ~t!n d dona-· roll Adams. Jr. p-resented the 1councllmen; Hal. da R'd 1 gway, re- meeting on Thursday evwtng at B Construction Gr.de: izatwn chnJcs <Jre t tions to lht' Arth:ritis ~ nd Hht>u- !program . Ot.hen attending were cordf'r, Donald Ohlinger and Bachtel E .U.B. Church with Den SP 4 and Mrs. Raymond Zus2x41s, 2x61 a, 2x8'a and other framing materials, m~~t.h . f 11 . b , f:-down 0 ( rna1ism Foundat 1on. Th f:'y ai- JMrs. Jack Wt'lch, Mrs. James I Charles Zerkle. 2 serv ing refreshments. The : pan of Baundholder, Germany Check our price . e . 0 owmg r.relath"rla tt>t· so voted to send a dof'k11ion to 1Layne, Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. l Mr. Bob Landstrom of Land- program was presented by Den are announcing the birth of a Jmi!HIDI WitllnS . I~~ d I f H ' ' bing d 1 J.tpl . co'.ugh ' J71· I lh~ Congresswna , e a u on. I1Hilda R1dgway, Mrs. Roland mark Company, Mr. F ran kl'm 1, a puppet show "Trouble at son on November 1st we1g Also REAL SAVINGS on roofing, flooring, an~s an ~Y:oo~m~lhena and or Cent er in Pennsylvania. . ' Karr. Mrs . Edna Burris. Mrs. Rhe.r of Rizer Oil Company, the Zoo" and a flag ceremony. 6 pounds 2 ozs. The grandroothsm_;.~llpoxll · · ' . 11P \o 229 ty · A Diamond Jubilt>e U<~y w1ll i Ralph Whitmore. Mrs. Harold Mr. Vilus Hartley, Jr. and Mr. One Den was not informed of ers are Mrs. Thelma Bondfleld siding. paints and plywood. teta.nu: ' ora pot ' . be observed un December 3. :Johnson, and guest Dt>nise [Art E. Hartley of City Ice and the meeting and they were pre- of Covington, Ky. and Mrs. EunphO!d 2· h t ilools and ·The Quillen Memori al Library, ISc~:~rberry . Fuel Company represented by se nted their badges at their Den ice Zuspan of Letart, W. Va. Films s ows o sc ' . , , ' . z · . . : Rhododendron Farm Attornev Carroll Casto .appear· meeting Receiving awards were Mr Raymond uspan lS serv12 wt!h at- wluch 1s sponsored by the Club, 1 C groups were · the Counc1·1 reques t• Den 1, · Bob Pi ns and Cards: ,mg · . wlth th e 6th Ar till ery Dlvi• •I\'IC nee of 795 ersons wit h dis- ·I observP d NauonaJ Boo k Wee k·, Woman 's Ctub . ed before MASON, W.VA • 1 SP 3·5554 t·lkp . en al each.1from November I. through No- The Rhododendron F'arm Wo- ing that Fuel Oil De.alers not be Danny Gardner and Mike Stan-lsion of the U.S. Army and sta•end.a Meetinors attended ___In German~.~----!.b"""""""""""""""""""""'"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'....! cuss!on a s gtv as pari ol I vern ber 7. A f 'rJm ~as shown ut ·' men 's C'\ub met on '1h ur sday. a t reqmre · d to obtam · c ·tr ~ L'1eense, ley ; Bear badge, 1 gold arrow tto~ · ed g ,. 1 ce on fami·ilhe New Haven (.ra de School Ithe Club House. The mee.tmg or to come under lhe Ped- 1 --- -- - - -·. duly were : d.._.on eren ilh Ailt!en ron Novem be r 61 h. Th.e cJub WI'I l l was optilt'u -~ w1th · the flag p1edge. dlers and Hoc kers Cod e 0 f lhe 1------------~~~-~----••••••••••••••••••••••••• tly :e.ntere ,~are a;er at Ports..:sE' ll memberships to the New Devotions were Jed by Mrs. T, Slate of W e~t Virginia. After ' H~~~~ a~~~e~n~p~he rura l pub- i Haven . lnduslrial Development · Bert Roush. The lOOth Psalm much discussion Mr. Casto r~. ~ h : Itt conferencf' <H Jack· !Au lhon ty. . wa s read and poems " Thanks- quested that before any deflllc . e~fl~ Hostesses tor the meetmg giv in g" and "The Old Fashion- nite artion be taken that. th.ey 1 · son s were \>Irs . Jes se Abel , M r s.l ed Thanksgiving.'' be notified. The council will In- 'I Chester Campbt'JI, Mrs .. Phi During the business meeting vestigate this further. Hatey, Mrs. Rubert Gurlls . Oth·Ji t was announced that a meet- Ross King of the Bend Ares ! ~rs attending were Mrs . Edwin ing would be held on Decem- Jr. Jaycees appeared before the Rou sh. Mrs. William Ru~se\1, ~ 81.h at Krodel Park and Council and asked for ways the Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrs. Her- Jane Cox would 1alk on "Howl organization could help improve \ man Ohlinger. Mrs . Paul H1ck· to Make Dried Arrangements t~e Community. lard, Mrs. Jnck Flesher, Mrs. land Pl:flques for Winter.'' A third reading or the House· Cha rles Dodd, Mrs, .\1ork Ward The \lesson "Aging Is Every trailer Ordinance was read and Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Mar· Family's Concern·• was present· it was adopted and is now In efMASON- Mr. and Mrs. Gary ·1in Berisford. Mr s. Jack Welch, - ·---· - - -- - · Gibbs of Mason were injured in I Mrs. Karl Wiles and Mrs. Dona two car accident following the aid F . Roush. [ Pomerov-Logan gamE" on F'ri·i NebacUma flarden Club day evening near Athens, Ohio. The Nehaclima Gar~en Club Mrs Gibbs, 28. sufft> r~ a met Monday eventns at t h e 1 ARE AT broken left arm and & lecera- Lodge Hall ltit i ' CtiVBTed dish ted no~ when her hf'::id went dinner wi th Mrs. Donald Bumthrough the windshield of the g;udner and Mrs. Carroll Adam '57 Volkswagt•n. Her hnshand , ) Jr. as hostesses. Devotions we_~ Gary, 30. driver of the car , was 1 --· ilightl~· injured on tht- knt>e and ! SERVICES HELD nose. · i MASON - Funeral services The driver of the '60 Falcon I were held on 11mrsday at Ports· Charles E. Wanstreet , 20. of mouth , Va . for Bryan Gilbert, 1 1961 Rambler Custom 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. only $1295 Salem, W. Va .. reportt.>dly ceme lo9, father of M:s. Uen~er Arti!l, I' Overdrive, black and white, one local owner 1961 Chl'lrolet2 Door ... . .... only $1295 out of Rl . 50 into the path of the : Mason, Mr. Grlbert d1ed Tues~ . Volkswagen . day morning at (l hospit al there l ft cyl. R&H, clean and nice. Standard trans. One 1 local owner Th e Gibbses were tahn to . following several months ill- II 1961 Ford Falcon 4 Dr. Cuo. Sta. Wog. only $1295 the Sheltering Arm s Hnsp'1tal ness. He was a veteran of . Athens and later to Holzt"r Hos- World War I and ~ .reti~ed shi.P I R&H. Standard trans, on e local owner 1960 Rambler American 2 Dr. Sedan only $795 pita! where her arm was set. yard worker. Surv1vmg m addi Cheap operating Auto . R&H. Nice and clean, solid . Wanstreet. was c\led for failurt> lion to his wife, :{uby, Port.s· car to yield the right of way _ mouth, 0 ., are two other daugh· 1959 Rambler American 2 Dr. Sta. Wag. only $795 . ters besides Mrs. Artis, and two ' Auto. Heater, beautiful tu -tone blue I wn _s_.__ _ _ _ _ _ Exhibits Ratf'd 1959 Rambler American 2 Dr. Sta. Wag. onlY $795 Excellf'nl Snrr~ ~~ ; Harold Ridenour, aod Mr5. Wil -~ Standard trans. R&H . Light green, runs fine, good tires PT. PLEASANT - A be-auli- liam Rardin, Jr. 1959 Rambler Cla11lc 4 Dr.. ..... .... only $795 ful day and many Interested W a 11" x 66". Slldiftt glo11 dooH,.,... Standard with overdrive, R&H. Clean and nice , 6 pPople made for a surcessful j weo1t - , otporote storoge otctiOII, 10tlllar l 'V L See this Arts and Crafts Exhibit Saturday 1 ...... WW.. exlerior, oqua l•torior. · f959 Plymouth 4 Dr. VB S.voy ....•... only $795 ln Point Pleasa nt at the Ma~on- 1 Auto. (Push Button) lc Building. The exhibit wa ~ , 1959 Opel . ...... .........•..••.... only $795 iliOt; st .. 1sored by Poinl Plensanl · W -.. tr' x 63'.. Tw Mposoll c••p•rtClean and nice Junior Woman '! Cl ub end the : •eM"' - - · U..lf, 2 Yllhl locU, 5 195B Chevrolet 6 cyl. 4 Dr. Sto. Wag ... only $695 Point Pleasant Womm1's Club. N •z•J 1lutv-. Slll1r1 W..._ twlh. Standard trans. R&H . Clean and solid Local people- having exhibits . ... only $695 195B Oldo Super 88 4 Dr. Hordtop were Joe Cullen. Mrs. J. A. ln1 Full power, local owner. Clean and nice gt:rick, Mrs. Arthur Gelwicks, 1957 Rombler Clooolc 6 cyl •.......... only $595 Mrs. Stanley Waldi e. Waldon 1 Auto. R&H . Clean and nice Roush , Mrs. Carl Irv in, Harley 1957 Ford VB Fairlont ...........•... only $S95 Burns. Mrs. C. G. Bauer le, Ora · R&H. Auto. Kerwood. Mrs. E. B. .Jones. Mrs.: 1957 V W .. ..... ...•. • , •.......• , . only $495 He ~ ler Lee. Mrs. Charle s ProfRuns fine Itt . Mrs. Garnet. Pt>lfrey , Mrs. 1957 Dodgo Station Wagon .... . .•. . . onlY $595 Wili, Minton, Mrs. fXlllas Hall , Style 3608 Olds Super BB 4 Dr. Hordtop .•... only $595 1957 ~r s James McKinney, Mary· Full power lin Higginbotham. Mrs Char· I 957 Mercury Montclair ..•..•. . .••.. only $495 les Withers. Mildred HE' slop, ! 4 Dr. Sedan. Full power Randy Meyers and an exhibit I 2-1956 Olds, 1-2 dr., 1-4 dr. Your Choice only $495 of arts and crafts from Laklr! ; 2-19S6 Chovrolets, Your Choico ... .. . only $495 Stat~ Hospital ; the articll"s be1- V8, 1- 6 Cyl. Ing made by the J)fltients. 1956 Dodge VB Hardtop ..•••••.•• ••. only $495 Artidties of Mason Health • NOted OffICerS S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., ----- No, . 11, L J G T £ egis ature ets aste o . Red.ISlflCliDJJ . • Issue Commg r" NEW HAVEN -:le I . E I I 4 • I II w. l I carIoad D' count I In Wreck Near Athens Fn'd ay Prices I I' ,,'I' I ----- ••t 1 CONSTANTLY ON THE Annual Dance Date I· \ GO Set b,. Jr. Wom<'n PT. Pt:F.ASANT - Th• Point Pleasant Junior Woman 's Club ha s set Satu rdav. November I A tailored. trim skimmer 28th for its annu~l dance at the I so right for fall 's fashions National Gua rd Armory . that you can have it in a Member'l are orga nizing rom· variety of versions. Tan . mitlt>es t~nd these ami other In- or black alligator grain, formation concerning the dance wi11 be announced lat er. 1 red leather or brown pa· Attending the planning meet- tina . Ladies sizes 4-9. lng were Mrs . Charles Frye, I Only Mrs . Ray Epper ly. Mrs. Russell Holland , Mr!L A'llliam Carter, Mrs. John Wlseman. Mrs. Duane Plants. Mrs. Charles Cook, Mrs. Raymond FE'rreU, Mrs. Howord Selby, Miss Shir- 1 ley Gardner. Mrs. Robert Dun- 1 lap, Mrs. Jark Kaurf. Mrs. Den -~ Ml. .leport, 0. .eis Marks, Mr!t Chester Warns.. ltof, l4iaa Lylln canon, 14 r •· 1 I I 2.99 THE SHOE BOX only only only onlY rna a. rn.; Lucy Jane Lucas down Winfield 6:15 a. m, Among those who Holzer hospital In the part 2! hours were Mrs. Irene Haner, Haner's Rest Horne, Second Ave., Denver E. Newell, YoWJg's Trailer Court, J . Warren Thomas, Lower River Rd., Mrs. Harry R. Pitchford, Rt. 2 Galllpolia, Mrs. Jobn A. Stone, Rt. I Bidwell, Mra. Wasil Kin· ney Cavins, VInton, Ralph Lewis, Vinton, Mrs. Edna Harri· son, Vinton, John 0. Clonch, Heodersml, W. Va., Alex McCausland, Pliny, W. Va., Tamara C. Cadle, Leon, W. Johnny Scott Rt. 1 tart, W. Va., Mrs. Pliny, W. Va., Mrs. Nichols, 520 Broaijway, Carlos E. Snowden, Leland E. Clonch, RL ,.~-~ Corwin E. .,., Roger 1.. SyraCIIIIe, Willi&m H Oak Hill, Mri. Earl Y, hill, Wellotun, Mrs. James ,· WY 2-3870 606 II. MAIN ST. POMEROY ' ' Casuals with big ideait· 11\l; · fashion! Sleek lines, lliWef, tbroaWnes in two chqlc~s .. • antiqued browB '. ·llncl;, :; ... + other thioa : .• . $7.99 42" SLIDING DOOR Jolutaon, Rt. · I Wellston, liam Martin Kitts, lrixlton, ice Sue Tackett, Rt: 5 and Aritbony Wayne JJI!'lrelt: Ripley, W. Va. . • Blrtllo Mrinbrun make-' these the fashion faY. oritea . . . Smartaire's unbeatable price! ..•,...........,. " va ..... ................. METROPOLITAN MOTORS J::: R~lt~~Mr::•• black. Only one w. ~~=~~~ 518\i second Ave., d :47 J>< m. Tuesday. seth H. .. Rcimlne, Rt. land, ; tiol\~: :1:26 p. m, Tlllllli•f'l· ·Larry D. Sjleela, Ill ·dauabter, t: 441 1. ~~ : ...... 42" ' . ENSEMBLE c........ ..... ........ ,. .,. .lllottitlc ' . MASO,N. FURN ITUR~ . elacl~lc ........_ Wlille ............ 1........ a•-4 wook - II I " .. ' ·• 17WS92 - GRATE .., ' HERMAN . II • ,M ' ., In th• Mlddlt Block Next to EiiMrt.fds PoMIROY'S QUAI.ltY · fAA~; ' W; V~ ---· PILLOWS $1o00 Spedal assortment or ion yarn sweaters m popu\11r IJulky st.r le. Cardigans in white and wanted raU colors. Size~ 34 to 40. DISCOUNT PRICE .99 ea CHILDREN'S NYLON KNIT TIGHTS ASSORTED COLORS AU sizes for children. 100% nylon yarn, in seamless knit construction. Easy to laundry . Drip dry finish . Big values. ' I • ' ' ltl ,. ' ,Hoi'.TORIJ · ~ ·• •• ' Earl E. Donald Mr.. Bruce, Fred L. K. Lewlo and lllfanl ler, Mrs. B,. 1.. lli-oyles rant·daughter; Mrs. a: A. efield and lllfant. ci.\IJibler Mle. R. R. Wllllama ~-------------~----~~~-Jtauabler. '\ ahd ··~~--• 2 QUART SIZE PLASTIC JUICI 36 INCH "HOPE" READY -TO·HANG BLEACHED COTTON FANCY PLASTIC MUSLIN DRAPES Genuine Hope bleached mus· lin. 36 inehes wide and finished soft (or th e nt>eUle. Full window size. Easy to clean window drapes in p<~t ­ l.t>rns su itable for any room . DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE Decanters fi'or storing or serving julew or beverages, assorted. oolon. Snap on hd with pouriDI spo ut . DISCOUNT PRIC& 39:. c 51••• lto3 4to6 7to 10 12 to t4 MIDDLEPORT OHIO POMEROY ea SAVE EVERYDAY _ SELF- SERV SHOE DEPT GOWNS · · ·· EACH c Take your choice ot popular shift style or long cotton flannel nirg:ht gowns. Asst. colors and patterns. Regular sizes. DISCOUNT PRICE Sizes HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS INSULATED FOOTWEAR Slippers and oxfords for boys and girls, Serviceable footwear at an economy price, 8V. to 3 o MEN'S 9 INCH CHILDREN'S Ladies' Cotton Flanelette LACE·UP BOOTS Olive green rubber uppers. Cleated rubber soles. lnsu· lated to withstand the coldest weather. Sines 7 to 12. DiscDUnt Price DISCOUNT PRICE ·49c RINS.A-WAY SHAMPOO · .. · 5 8 c AW SnTZER .... · · .. · · •··•· 3 9c BAYER ASPIRIN .. · · · · .... .. .. 5 8c REGUI::AR 79c SIZE AQUA VELVA .... · · .. · ...... REGULAR 89c SIZE REGULAR 59c SIZE _,, ._ WARDROBE SEE THESE AND MANY MORE AT . .. ~-i~· $1.00 SHIRTS Q()$pital News $195 $195 $295 $195 1962 Ford only $1295 Flareside Long Bed 1953 lntornationol 2 Ton Dump . .•••.. only $595 10ft. Bed c CARDIGAN SWEATERS Runs fine 1956 Mercury 4 Dr. Hardtop ......•... 1956 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan .... .....•. 1955 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Station Wegon ... 1954 Ford VB 2 Dr • ..... ...... ...... . Runs fine TRUCKS SNO-BOOTS IRONING PAD & COVER SETS 3r CHINA UTILITY . COMIIIITION WAIDIOIE UNDERWEAR h; I ~t1A fnlim 66 METROPOLITAN MOTORS Adl\.nn.A I - HANDBAGS THE'1EST--IN USED CARS r-===----=-..,_-.,..,.,..,-.., a 4 I I . lndustri'al s·Ites In . SE oh·10 LaunchProgram Advertismg River news II I sberi!rs ~ lilt /Teou':,~:~s~N~d.~ A:::.u:"on~111 R~C:::,. :, ty f ·1 C PT PLEASANT - '1111 .,... 1 ciatioo will meet Thursday No- Pleaaant, waa llftlted 011 I vember 12, at 7:30 p.m In lhe charge of InlollcatiGD. . I Krodel Park clubhouse. W•tteroon, 58 Appl<o ar.rt. COLUMBUS I UP[) - The legislature got its first 1 An evaluatioo of achiem,.,nt .,., arreoted 'on a treoiJIR '1 taste Tuesday of one of the biggest problems facing the day activities 8Jid officers train- won-ant, aod Charla IliiW special session as a bill for congressional redistricting ing school wiJJ be discussed Jeffenr, Buffalo, 1ntolleatka. wais introduced in the Hou se. 1John Looney, County Forester, The measure was referred to the House Elections and will talk to the group on tlo e Pleollllll Volley llelpllll Federal Relations Commiltee liJ thrash out . Committee type of program he has 8Jid how ADMITTED: RDberl Noffll!fo Chairman Charles Kurfess. R-Bowling Green. referred the leaders 8Jid member> IIlBY ham. Cottageville; Mrs. Cotil ti the bill !HB 181 as a vehicle to begin working on the . take advantage of this pro- Mye", Gallipollo ; Ml'l. Rld!problem . .grem . All adult and Junior ard Gardner, Leon; .Andrft Indica lions wt>re that it roiaht I leaders are invited to aUenrl . worner. n. ~ PIeasan1: u" · -•· be a couple of we. ek.~ before a low const>rvanc districts to ts.l Mary Roush, New Haven. h11l can be prepared lor report. Y CANVASSERS NAMED DISCHARGED: Mra. Roy lift'. ing to the floor and once it , sue hve-year notes on unco~lect- PT. PLEASANT - The Boord reJI, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Trae7 ADVERTISING SITE No. 287 - This sign on a McArthur industrial site Is an example of the signs now ·1 reaches the floor Democratic, ed assessments and validate,, oJ Canvassers have been work- Simpkins , Pt · Pleasant · available to other communities with industrjaJ sites on which necessary information has been for·warded to the opposiUon .would consum.e con-. checks signed by the !ale state 1ing on the official vote cunvass BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Ci;d s1derable time before it was Auditor Roger w. Tracy . Iof the November 3rd general Myers, Gallipolis. Ohio, a 411Ohio University Institute for Regional Development. passed. , election in Mason County for ghter. 0 I The House passed four rou· . the past two days with the com· C:...-----,------:The bill wa s one o! three new· tine measur es, all but one of[plebon of the canvass expect- to date very tltt!e chang• ones Introduced Tuesday m, them with virtually no opposi~ r ed late Wednesday. It · •s re- the unofficial vote tally hasThe Ohio University Institute which the Institute holds all in- sets of their particular sites. plants. iiiiiiiiiiiithe House. The othBrs would al- •iton. ported Tuesday afternoon that found. .. for Regional Development today formation necessary to answer "We are anticipating e launched a program or industri- plant location inquiries from deal of interest in these al site signs on prime lndustri- prospective firms ," he said. !Iince it will be an effective way al sites throughout the 21 coun- Within the next two weeks, of alerting industrial executlves SELF SEAM SHEER MEN'S THERMAL KNIT WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S VINYL ties of southern and southeast- ~ t~e Institute ":ill contact in.di- to the fa~t th~t sou~em ern Ohlo. v1dual comm'umty groups wh1ch can provu:ie f1rms wJth These signs are available to have supplied the Institute with trial sites in close proximity area com r.mnities for industrial . site information, and will pro- , major recreational focilities," Shirts IJr Drawrrs. Trregulars of hi gher priced nysites desig nated as "Certified vide communities with a £ree Sheehan said. Watnproof black vinyl up. Warmlh witho11t wgt_ lon hose in good fall sh11des. pers. Long wearing crepe help 1 The Industrial Si te Survey, Industrial Sites" by the Insti- l consulting service to In sulalerl knit eotton Sizes 8 1-z to 11. aoles. Warm lined for cold, unfiPrWeiir for mt>n, them highlight the locational as-[coupled with the industrial .site tute. weather wear , The purpose of the signs Is - signs, is only one part of the DISCOUNT PRICE Discount Pric• to alert tbe general publlc and, Institute's overall program for DISCOUNT PRICE In particular, executive• of olteaid;ng the economic developSizes leeking firms, t.o tbe fact that ment of the area. In addition 81/z attrecting new industry and givsouthern Ohio has excellent Black To II pr lndustrlSI sites an.Uable for Gauge readings: Gallipolis , ing professional help to · Vinyl L & XL ea industrial expansion. Dam 18.4 .1 2.0, running p~ feet ) ing area firm s, the Insti tute al Uppers Designed by a professional ad- on rollers Pomeroy • Mason : so works toward expanding verlising agency, the signs are 2t.91, Pt. 'Pleasant 24 .39 Hin- 'l and publicizing recreational ar· attractive and large enough ton .79 stationary , Ka~awha eas and help-ing communities to LADIES' FALL STYLE BOYS FLANNEL SPORT 1 FOAM FILLED BED (4' x 8') to permit the rommun~ Falls L97 fe lling, Charleston 18- add needea basic facilities such lty to highlight important in- .96 stationary. London, Marmet as water and waste treatment formation one ach industrial sit and Winfieldd ams were on the SLch as acreage, utiliti es, and sills. up 3:40 a. m.; Jacob G. up Special assortment of r<:~U Well flannel financing plans. Ohi" Rinr _ MariiYl• M. up Greenup 6:05 a. m.; Lynn B. Nun ullergic. fluff},-'- - - - - - - handhags. Good stylt> s, !iport shirts for bo.~·s . This program promoting in- 14, 3:20 P. m.: Ruf'keve StMe up Greenup 8:20 a. m.; Luther "hrrddt"d foam filled asst_ colors 1111d shapes. bright plaid palterns, dust rial sites in southern Ohio 1p 14, 7:20 p. m.; Indiana up · Herdman down MeldahJ 1:35 p. bed pillows . Print Pd asso rted co l o!'.~. rotton covers. is part of an industrial site sur. 14, 9 p. m.; John J. Rowe up m.; Sycamore up Meldahl 2:10 Discount Price vey undertaken several months 14, 2:05 a. m.; c. v. Harner p. m.; J. S. Lewis up Meldah1 Discount Price Discount Price ago by the Institute. The sur· down 14, 4 a. m.; st. Mary's up 2:50 p. m.: Reba Jane up Melvey Is &n extensive listing of 16, 3:45 a. m.; Philip Sporn dahl 6:10 p.m.; Sally PoUt up Asst. Si•es C critical information on industri~ d wn 16, 3:45a.m .; New Mart. Meldahl 7:25 p. m. ; Warren All 1 S1ze Shapes ea al. sites and industria parks in insville down 17 11 p. m.; John Houg1and up Meldahl9 :20 p.m.; 6tol6 ell the 21-count~, aree. Tht Institute Ladd Dean down 17 ~;JO a. m.; Rose G, down Meldahl 12:10 now bas in its files information Duncaii . . Bruce up 7 a. m.; a. m.; L. Fleore down Meldahl on OVer 150 industrial sites. and Littl~ George UJi' 18, 5:25a.m.; 1:25 a.m.; Lelia Shearer down , I plans to have over 400 sites to E. P. Jones down ·18, 6 a. m.; Meld~ll 3:35 a. m. TEFLON OR 51 LICON COATED offer to industry within the near iTibolt up 18, 6:35 a. m.: Or· GaU1polis Dam - Elgerclift : future. At the onset of the pro- lenion down 19, 7 a. m.; On- down 9 p, m.; Peggy Downey ! ~ram, the lnstitut~ had informa. war· up 20, 5:50 a. m.; up 1 a. m.; Alton Zephyr up I tion on only 27 s1tes. City up 20,7:40 a.m.; · 2:40a.m.; Jerfboat down 3:45 . 2 PIECE SETS _ only 1 "These signs may be erect- down 23, 5:10 a. m.: a. m.; Walter Williamson up 1 Choice of two kinds - Silled only on those sites which idown 23, 7:05a. m.; Alice down 6:30a.m.; Semet down 8:15 e. I con « ·:feflon .. ~Qil.t&d C'OIIon co.v~.J;~. l'hick fibrt> glass pad, have been certified by the In- Greenup 4:35 p, m.; m. I 2 .Pc. seL" . . Full 54 inch sizf'. stitute," stated Director WH- wood down Greenup 8:30p.m.; Kanawba River -Solvay up : Scorfchproof. li~rr. J. Sheehan. "Certification Elisha Woods down London 2:10 •·. m.; Helen .z LADIES' BULKY wlll be granted only to sites on 12:15 a.m.: Eastern up Green- down Marmet 9.30 m.: Geor- 1 DISCOUNT PRICE F============~=="F-'===1,J~~ Price up 1'34'*' m.; H. Shtiver, down KNIT ORLON NYLONS HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. • d 00p Ie In]Ufe -- I =; I To Meet Thlll'8day TIIIIEE AUDID I 1 1 4-H Leaden' Group RE~ULAR 79c SIZE $1.79 LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT •..•..•.••.•.~ .. $,.06 .. Men's Rod Solo 4 Buckle WORK ARCTICS All rubber work arctics. Warm lined. Black uppers. Heavy rerl rubber soles. Sizes 7 to 12. Discount Prlco I Men's Endicott-Johnson OXFORDS -LOAFERS 1'\NE BLACK LIATHIII rlandsome laee up ity\M or slip on et.IUal lt7*~ Soft black Itllher, IOilf wearing eompoilUoa ~ es. Sizes 8~ to 11; ·\ , Dl....,niPrl.. �' " SOCIAL SECURITY Kroger's And Top Value Stamps us tang Register Each Wee~ For The Grand Prize •. .Ford A career employee, Barker opened the Marietta district 0 ~ flee In April, 19;8, ., its firol manager. He joined the Social Security AdminlatraUon on Juno 4, 1961, and h., Jie111ed in '!lrllty - - .. English Roast:..:, .... 49c Swiss Steak':*.~:~... 59c Beef .... 29c Meat Loaf. ~;.: . ••· 59c Always Two Beef Labels To Fit Your Table! Center Cut Chuck Roast ChuckRo~st ~uarantMd ttncfer Copyrtghl Tho " ' - c Tenderay Boneless \b. ShtnanciNh lrand tOMIM• Turkey Roast~~:~~ lb. eo.. 1964 Fresh Pork Roast whole Picnic Style ___ 89c Pork Sausage .. 2lbs.J~~~ $ ,..... ,..._Top Yelue . _ . . -- ..._. Gl I 1111. Campbell's Tomato tall cans Evaporated ...... roger Milk II IX'TI!A ---- ..... '' size-- 1:1. IIIII. , NOv. 14, 1104 1:1. M, Whi,. & As...-t.d Colort 2::.·29e· - chase ·Otuck ~ t jVhlhi ...... Colorti l'lakl & S.tf·RIIint Kroger Flour •... ___ ... 5 ~~ 43c Orange Juice ••K~:. _F~~ •• 5 '.::~ $1 Armour Treet ........ _. _'!.~ 39c Waldorf Tissue .•... ___ . 12 rot~ $1 Avonda IP Pears ...H~ 1'" • _ 3":.!"' U Kidney Beans _J ... >~ ~ ""~ $1 Kroger Vac Pak Aro _• •••• ... ,Medium "' Eggs ................ 39c Kro!!'er Buttermilk . •. . • "" .... 39c . Fruit Pies . -~~!'!'~ ~-=·-. 3 •,: 89c lb. can Oxydol ••• 16c Rome es .. ..- Sprouts~-· qt. 29c Pears ..,..u.6t: 39c Walnuts ... ~· 59c •• ; & ....... lluci$11 JIJK. .... ' ""'. M, 1814 -top¥-........-'""'..,.,.. ---- fllooo lot • . , ..,.. . . lot., !for. M, 11164 lb. • .o:ru C Scott Towels •~~ !' -~--~. • I T'ISSUe FOCIO 111 .:.· 19e '"' .,.' EVERYBODY, Wili:••• .·. . lb. 79 BONUS JAR 4 • THEY ARE YALUAJLEI We Will Pay 'h Cent Each To Your hvorite Charity. yes everybody LYONS PUMPKIN L~BB:·s • •• • • • Clover farm Store Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS lb. ••• 19( 1 No.2 12 csn RACINE Food Market '"The Sture With A Hart" fifth and Pearl ' 5 9c CHEESE SPREAD;!:~~ LOAF $1 TEEN QUEEN OLEO HIGH GRADE • • • ••• • • 5 TOMATO JUICELIBBY'S 3 $1 ~~r~: ..... FILLING TH:N: v:u ••• 3 TOMATO SOUP c:P:EL~'S Nc:n 10c 10( NAPKINS~:~::i:D PAPER e • • 2-lb. loof 4-stlck cartons 4 :.: RACINE Open 8 to I Mon. Thru Sat RUTLAND Clover farm Department Store PHONE SH 2·5543 RT. 124 No.2 cans ... U.S. e big Taking Orders .For ORDER EARLY I c roll1 ONLY e * MEAT DEPT. BUYS • Fro::en Food NOW Buy Swiss Min Fruit Filled * BUCKEYE BRAND eApple eCherry ePeach Mix or Mitch SIZI! CAN 1 POTATOES- 10 ~ SSe BANANAS GOLDEN RIPE, PER LB. 10c c TRAY PACK lb. BUCKEYE BRAND SAUSAGE Slu 125 JUICY PLQRIDA WAll) CROSS' SONS .RACINE, 0. • ..... GALLON JUG I HOMINY ---12 30!~:· s1·00 303 . .1~~. pkg. POULTRY BUTTER KERNEL WHOLE KERNEL CORN NO. RUTLAND 1 STOKELYS 89c 10 HEAT 1NG Cheek Eoc-h Item, You'll See What We Meon! Thanksgiving 6 R. C. COLA, AND FOOD VALUES! G w SUGAREX.TRA F~E 10 $1 INSTANT COFFEE140L bottl•• SAVE YOUR DIET ANDCOLA, T ORANGE, UPPERNEHI TRUE BOTTLEFRUICAPS ncloble Du P" IN For loves our e BUSH BRAND Soft Weve Tissue •.• -:: •• .". ,'! 2le Sta Flo Liquid Starch •••• - ~ 21c 1 ·. Do • =-------~--=--.~ . =-===- ~= -= ---~ - ==-===-=~~==~ ASSORTEDJ SCOTT TOWELS COLORS LAUNDRY DETERGENT TIDE GIANT T-BONE STEAK 12 OZ. CATSUP 4 . $l Scott, Whllo ...... c.toro, 400 ct• ._ 79 NESCAFE oan " ' - Yocl'lliJIJK ...... ""'· ],4, - - . .;-····,:·••••. .. ...,. aWtt ...11.. lorftoll SIRLOIN STEAK .. 811)' . . - Sta-Fio liquid Starch ••••• ~ .... 39c • I tit. 71!A CflSCO ~-·····-------··--·· ... tn; Krogo . . . •••••. •• . •••••• • !!· 65e Kroger Instant Dry Milk .•. ':_•· 89~ Navv Beans .............. :: 41c Pint~ Beans ..·----------···~ 43c Green Giant Peas •• _••••• ":;,:- 19c Kroger VIc Pak Com ..... 11: 15e (fuuntry Club, Hominy .... ,....: 1~ J;ted JGr.iYrUP .......... \~ 28e Red Karo Syrilp ••••• '..... '1!· 52e Red Karo Spp .......... •~ 67~ SAVE box _ Compare! Everyday Low Prices Laundry Detergent Jrt, wtlbebase - « 4 '""' tllll'" loal'• -tftclrood 1:1. Sol' Nov. 14, Ii04 ct.. el. . . M •· Your 60 _,.,.v.... - • IiliA _,.,.v_.._ i I ' p.-T.. Y - d l l - 1011 !IW· BEST COLA ANJ HONJ i Plumbin!l· Heating Phone WY ·1-1550 811)' I serves 18) I I Under the l•w a merchant has whether deposits w;JJ be re· the tenns or the ,..le. even no obligation to refund your funded , or applied toward thP though you'd like lo change your , purchase of some otht•r artic le. mind. ShtltodEx. Sat., Nov. M, ... *II eXTRA ; II carton =---------------..11 terrltorv. & Large ;. ; I" i,.. ;., ,,• EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREI! ' I Russia, today . is only one of 16 republics which make up the Soviet Union . PLUMBING PNtTtiP V•lw.._,.. """" ol aneUid-Jtffy crown · "-' -- · ~w NOW IN HALF·QvARTS 1 Beauvoir, last home of Presklent Jefferson Davis, near Biloxi. Miss ., is the most noted shrine of the Confederacy. --ucl'*"" w-- ·-·y- ~-- Top Yalut St..,.. ~ store hu misrepresented the lor Cousm Joe, who surprised , goods, or if the merchandise the family at a Christmas parOne• you have agreed to pur- , YOU recolvo Ia defective, you ly by onnouncing tilat he wa• ' chase an item and made a are entitled au • proper ad-. mo~mg to Flortda. down payment, you're legally justment. It s up to the store to dwide l obligated to go through with II EXTRA ' Scotties •••.•..... 4:.:· $1 Potted Meat _•.. 10 w:.: $1 Clover V•lley Peanut Butter ... 3 ~ 89c D~~; Rolls __ ;.~ R..,. Pimento Gleem Toothpaste . :. 44e ·Velveeta Cheese . 2 1::.,. 89c Hytr,..., Hou~ Saint Peter'S, in Vatican City, ~s the largest Chrisitan church tn the world. fll !IOo: ., .... _..,. ...""""1814... Nov. n IYCTO1 .L"'-'J~ Mr. and Mrs. wmiam Rad· lo V.terano Memorial Hospital. ' Takemoto IIIDt to the of Representatives tho 11 lint womar>,of Oriental IDo eeatry ever to sit in ConShe lJ well known fol date. Hot cans tk v~~=-~!; Barker announced that Paul ' J. Hughes, assistant distric manager, will be in charge of the Marietta office until a successor is announce at a later _,.,.v__ -~cbue rA. 2 lbl. or man Lean, Boneless. RUe- Scott Towels .•.•• 3 !i. $1 Sherbet ·..A~~-~~·~·" ... ~.... 49c K ..... Cut Rite _w...4 P•..... . . 41 ~11:· $1 Tea Bags •••••• ~-. ':.... 39c "'~ $ Gr 1DDrt It IXTRA K..... Wti!IO • AusrtM eot... Extra Toll Value Stamps with Cou· pona from this ad. been .-========-=·~-==-~-~~=-• ~ ~ ~ · · Abbott lfbo hat lo her home with bron·[il Chial pneumonia ;, able to be tout Mrs. Horold Hood lJ cooflned ' e,;. Barker will replace a former resident of Marietta and a graduate of Mariette College Robert B. Youmans, as mana: ger of the Dayton district of. flee. Youmans has been named manager of Lhe Columbus · district office, Free! 500 Hvio;;ii.Pure 1 Da1l7 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Kiddleport, o, Nov. It, 1•11 1 Arnold. Kathy ro~ftned : fchristmas. Barker is married end has five children. He has been aetive in the civic afrairs oi this area is past president of the Mar!etta Advertising Club, is president of the Mid·Ohio Val· ley Planning Association and i!'l a member of the Ohi~ Citi. zens Council and or numerous wilJ other organ izetions. He assume his new duties on November 23. His family wil1 join him in Dayton at a later date. •••••••• Society Notes J We've all become accusto ed \ to place a time limit on the an~ Hospital m Richmond . Va., ' period lor returning and ex- over the weekend . Mr . Shane accept returne(i mer hand; es l changing merchandise after t>xpects lo be hospitalized for u matter of court~ an~ several months . keep the good wJll of thetr They found that people often . nBruce Hysell , son of Mr. customer, oot because the expected too much of their a d ~rs .. Norman Hysell, ha5 are required to by law. Y stores and abused tilis liberal been conhoed to Holzer hospil· FAIR INOUGB-Hawall Will The Jew protects you how poliCy, perhaps waiting until the . i:!l wJth. pneumoma. ll:'ve fair representation ID ever, by guaraoteeing you: Fourtb or July to return the · Frankie Shane spent the 1 'It gel w!Iat you order. II the snowshoes purchased as a g;fl weekend with Mr . and Mrs . Do- to such refunds but most as Marietta . He is a graduale of John Carroll University and was granted his master's degree by Western Reserve University. lb. I V~orong-s1R items to a store is time thll trading reaches a ford and family .spent fi'riday a common occurence. GeUing peak. But almost alw~ys it'~ a.nd Saturday of last week in Joseph Priestley, EogUib t~o of the ume thing for your ~"matter of store policy . not Columbus _ chemist , found caouttchouc ~trthday or a sweater several · Mrs . Henry F. Shane and Ro- would rub out pencil marks. Btzes too smaU hu: happenect i Jn many communities it's , bPrt Arnold accompanied Mr.[ a property which gave us the to most persons. ' now the cmtom for merchants Shane ba~k t? M~Guire Veter- namt> "rubbet"." I district offices in Clinton Ash· tabula. and Zanesville . a; well P.-..h <:.mer Clll By The p-. Exchan&eo and refunds are ' made evory day In our stom, however: and . at Chnstmas . Retummg of duplicated ~IL wienw%~ ~~~~~· ~:~~~:~~~ Slab Bacon.:~·:. u.. 39c Slab Bacon..;;...... 45c Pork Steaks ....... 49c 1ben has beell a l>lncllnt 1 1•1greemo"'l to that effect st the of tile ..le. ANJ) Ut. By The Piece ten timt$ out ct 1H1 . lend•r'ftS naturallY while 1till tnsh. Boston Roll Roast ••• YOUTBB LAW WUllam P. Barker, 'district manager of the Marietta Social Security Ofhce. has been nam~ manager of the Dayton di8trJct office of the Social Security AdminlstraUon. This ann~uncement was made by Melville H. Hosch, Chicago regional director of the Department of Health , Education, and Welfare. Rock Springs tnonoy, OICban«e mol't'lla,_ !halotyou've purchased, un. ....- - - - - - - - ret ORANGES ~49c · PURE PORK 1-lb. RoDs �. . ,. •.- .. .._.. ... ..... -*',,.,.....,.......,,......foitt.JCCCs•••..,..••••d;t ••••••• u:rt""li II • JP•;il' u r •• ._.,..,...... o. • •• ' .. . ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Nov. I I. 1964 WANT AD - WID a ~-DJ-: ==-&. I- 2 SIGNS QUALITY ll UQUU'l'lO~ SOCIAL Pomeroy Motor Co. I By RICK DU BROW and plenty uf variety-type en· UnUed Press lntnnational lertsinment, Crane hits hard at HOLLYWOOD (UPl ) - ABC- inteniews, conversation~ and ~·. the smallest mdjor net- sequences from out on! ocation ork , Monday night entered a The big question 1s whkh ap: 1ajor bid to break the hold of proach bas the greater lasting: ohnny Carson and NBC-TV's power - whether the national 'Tonight" show on the audlence digest ivt> tract i!'l dblt to down ~a t ~alks .and talks around the I an occasional di sh of meat and v1 tchmg hour · potatoes ll t midnight. In any . The ne w entry, "The Les case , the viewer can only come ( rane Show," is a Monday- I out ahead, having two ap- l l~rough · Frlday affair that rum; proaches to suilh i.~ moods. 1 f'lt her an hour and t1 halt or an l'hf' exact quality of Monday 1 ho ur. and three-quarters, de· mght 's premiere~ is ~ot of !!pe-: rwnd1ng on whether your loca l · cia! Importance because such a ' ~~ <:lion rnr~Jes the f1rst 15 min· s_huw docs not shake down en- ~­ IJh" And 1f ttle host. a thirty- 1tlrely for .}-a whJle. The opener 1 ~1, lr•llow With malinf"ee 1dol ' was unquestionably promising, lqob, who st1rs up the ammals and fla me deta1l s mDy intPrl•st ;me way tJr another, does not you . The setting 1s leleviston IJJ· /~ 0 ~ 1 ~ a. very large man Jn I the-round, With an enc1rclmg P·l~VISJon _m the near future. it IaudJence taking part by tossing I • 1 d surpnse many peopiP, In- 1uct·a.<~ional comment s or ques I "1uThmgC ·vours truly · . 1JOns. crane ha:-; op ·11 ,10 ns . po. . e rane approach IS entire. lilicala nd othcrWJ>;t' and will ! ly different !rom the J,.;arson ap_ meke enemiPs. and rt1at' s ok 8 y 1 • roach. Wht>ress Carson offers too. because v1den needs mnre : · genera lly neutralized chit-chat ftrework s, whe ther nr no I the · @) 1 1 I e~gs, --:- - 10·31 ·30tc E. Main ~treet, Pflmeroy . again, no touchdowns. chalked up a touchaown to his best. ~~~k ~_,~~~es~rf:;p~;l~i~~-8 :~; ! CORN FED BF:EF, $125 WIIJI Pbone WV W870 NOV. l! Kelly"& Heroics Timely credit this season en run b~cke. 1 d "s for 28c a lb Phone WY 1 4 22 ttc _The Twin City Shrine Club Kelly is just outside of the The Browns go into the LiOilfl Wl.ht tt11 "•. 1·11 001 heart.:>. we head. Argo sweet peas, 2 · 11 6 6tc are forever blesse.d. 2r'-s 6020 · , WI Jl meet Th _urs day at 8. P· ~- top ten ln league standings for game leading by two game1 in .So sadlv missed every day I oms. 29e. 2 Jbs. Evan's wien. . I Instructions at the Mosoruc T~:mple In Mid- both kickoff and punt returns, the Eastern Division, while J)e.. by fath~r and mother, Clem ers, !18c. ll 11 3tc I Help Wanted CIVIL SlAVIC& tesTsl dleporl to transact business and but is turning Jn a good record troit Is tied for runnerup In the d L c 1 b ,u · for eleclic-n of officers. for dependability in his first Western Division . 1'-e-" an eota. ooper, a so ru· PUBLIC AUCTION will sell al . women, lo·ll.<l su.n o:u.t~ .. The Past Councilors of Theo- - The Lions are the first of two ther and Sisters. l1 11 11 P my fcum at JO ·OO a m, Nov-1WCAL WOMAN_to lake phonr , ~~OJ/"!"'~~~~~~ ~=~·~:,n ..,t..••~~~~ dorus Council Daughters of Weatem DiVIsion foes for the ember 12 _ 1964 _ Location as [ calls for t>statJ11shrd busmess •11m ltlr:JM!rlen~· ~aru•lb unn .. oe• Am rica viii PARTY IS HELD Browne, who go on to pay I It I II •an f'ltF.F lnft~rm•""ll Oil Jnhl e \ meet Thursday ' loll ows 8 miles north eu:;l j Must hve m Pomero) or M d- ,o~arltt~ ,.,.~ 11 ' • wrH• ' 11 ~"~~.,. evenln!l al the home or Mrs. An old fashgoned Halloween Green Bay a week from SUn· Notic9 11 ~ Box ,,,rwnln ~ ·v•n• "~m" ~r1<1r• B"• •M """"'" of Pomeroy, at Cllester, Ohlo ' u"I cror1 pro per · Wnte SPn1c:-. 681.• fl'l• 1 Thomas Cook. party was held October 31 at day. I 11 11 a "" s.. ~''" '•' The Past Officers of Racine the barn of Miss Jean Pullins. ' THRF.E PUPPIES to be given ] al .Junetwn of H1. 7 and Rt I 6680 The Daily Sentinel. 11 248 Proceed 51h house pasl. 11 Jlc ·Chapter, Order of Eastern Star TI1e barn was decorated with to someonf' who will g1vr 1 Ches ler (;<!II Course. on No PHOTOG. R A.PHY CREW Real Estate For Sale · will met with Mr:-> Ruth Bar- black and orange streamers, baL Natlonll BuskPtball ,\aeoclltlon lhrm a good. home WY 1 1 24R 2 m!IPs, follow sa le Malf' and Female --~ nitz, Thursday evemng. Leona 1Ioons and pumpkins. Games By United Press International 2-2428 . 11 10 :He : 1 signs . Now fo rmmg f'rP~~ for roupon "- _ Ll O / I Hensley will have the program. [ were played, including bobbi'l& Eastern Division WILL HAKF. lf'<wes, et. $l 00 , Two rubbt>r tired farm wagons. 1 SfJles 'Wf/Ctfl, l'i t l 1 Rock Springs Grange w iII for apples in water and records W. L. Pet. 1 per hour. (Also a few bushels [ hay lo nder·. rakt·. sled. har· Transportation F'urnishPd I meet Thursdav at 7.30 p m. were played for dandng. Re- Boston 10 0 l.OOO •ck ne$S Forge. tron and brass D"J·ty Comm . J "S' · J o,•s· There will be. a program and freshments were sloppy joes, Cincinnati. S 5 .SOO dry bl and led h I au son ' " u " I CUCKLER REA LEST ATE Pbll adeIPhta ' ~' ·444 Delbert C. Gaul, younaest • b Ph k(:'tt!es. 2 reel lype mowers, L'lrnJ·I·d Tra"ci rerre shments will be served. potato chips, cider, assorted " "' ~ RUTI..AND Good 7 room N y k 2 8 2~ Of the late Jacob and Clara nuts, $3 00 per tL one hand tools, stone ]ars Fol- Contact !\1r Dale, Monday and J .. ." The Pomeroy Bend Citizens candy and pop. 'l'h! following ew Or ·w Castle Gaul, was bOrn April 6th, 2-6103. lowmg household furmshmgs·l .d house v.Jth gas, hardwood Band Radio Club will meet ettended Florine and p au I Western Division 1 1898 at Sumner, Ohio, ilnd de-IRAWLEICH Products for Hea lrol a. oil stoves,· maple ; ~~~~ay5 b~!~~~enH~nt~;gto~ floors. ba th, 2dporches: ~" , Thursday, al 7:30p.m . at the Price, Linda Spencer, Kathy W. L. P ~ 1 parted this life Oct. 25 · 1964 w -2-6412 brPakf:J.st set. tab les. stud wl W Va Collect ' · arge lot ocate on Mmn t. l· Mason Youth Center. All rnem.. Tuttle, Charles Pullins, Sharon Loa Ange.les 7 3 ·w the age of 66 years, 6 months. Y · couch , chairs, dishes , cup· · · Gtc Near .schools and . .church., bers are esked to be present. Holter, Larry Spencer, Jean St. Louie 6 3 .867 11 9 6 000 00 and 19 days. Your Landmark Service board. Cuns, I muzzle load·l _ _ __ _ Price • · · · Te,ms 1Refreshments wlll be served. Pullins, Roger Spencer and Ter- Baltimore 8 7 .462 On November 25th, 1920, he St 1tion Is Giwing Awav A er. 22 Kreg nfle, 1 Belgium · WANTED : 20 ladles at once. DO IT YOURSELF IN RlJ~· ~ , rl and Denise Pullins. San Francisco 4 7 .364 4 · ~oom house wt~S married to Linme A. n•'"" JI s"·et·t sixteen aula. shotgu n, Full or part-time. Chri stmas ! LAND NOV . 13 . Detroit 3 9 .2~0 ~md to this unwn was born a new . I L C. Smith. 12 gauge : season - di scount ror own ' p~ocess of bemg remodeled Return Jonathan Meigs C~lapPLAN CHIU SUPER Taesday's Results son, Jat:ob :\tiller Gaul, Che,ter, Register for this good second double barrel. Antiques: 1 needs. Box 668 C, The Daily with new hardwood floor!, ter · D.A.R., will meet F'nday The Willing Workers and Bu· Detroit 119 Baltlmare 117 . d d hi D rar each time vou drh•e in Love seat. antique rhairs, din- ~ Sentinel, Pomrroy. Ohio. new wall boa_rd_ and enough Nov_. 3, at the home of ~rs. sy Bees classes of the Rutland san Fran 110 Philadelphia 91 Ohto, an a aug er. · onna No purchase nl-cess:.n)•, just r h 21 r N y k 0 ner bel l, p1e sa re. co ffee 11·4-7tp muler _m1 lo _Jms · eel_ 0kf , Dwig ht Mllh oan near r" 1v_e .J. crockare11 , AIexan dna, r('gi~trr. 1 Chrlst'1an Church are sponsor· Loa Anl!elea 108 e or 1 l iinia. grinder, hook s, chests of ' bUilt-In C<tbmets and s~n ·' Points ~t 2 p. m. Mrs. '11 • ing a chili supper Jn the church (Only aamea ache<lule4) HOME OF UNICO TIRES dt2.wen, crank telephone s,[ LOOKING J~~; IICURI ~e_w hot water heater. Sac-1hoan w11l g~ve 1:1 pr.ugram .on basement Wednesday, Nov. 18. December 2nd, 1923, he ~::~SUPER SERVICE trunks, clocks, picture nhce at $3,000.00 . Term~. !Early AmeriCan Heritage _ m· They will serve from 5 to 7 p. CARE AND P'EEDINO converted end baptized by STATION frames, oil lamps, wash tm o s CIY~r Strwtu ~. PAULINE MARK INS cludln~ the history and. d1spley m., Chili, vegetable soup, cole OF GUINEA PIGS mersion and became a J•ck w~.Carsey stands. wash bowl· and pilch- ~ o;~ ouz .o ~rn"'"r m•tru ct\<111 d1u1 Salesman of ant1ques. Roll ~all w1ll be .a slaw and pie. Class teachers NEW YORK (UP!)- So your ber of the Alfred ' frS hall tree two drawer nrtt:l'lll.. UnrolD 6enrlc.. f.at..llllllb RUTLAND, OHIO treasured possessiOn. Hostesses are Mrs Rlch&rd Grueser and YOUDISter"s adopted I JUlnta Church . Rev. Jaspt!r chc,rry stand , ~eda r chest. 2 ell 19411 Phone SH %..5595 I will be Mrs. Milhoan, Mr~. Mike NiCholson. pig was pastor. He was faithful to 1 bee~.l 'airtiqUe- twin beds, Male Help Wanted 11 10 3tc 1John Hose, Mrs . Lawrence M1l· Be Sin the beasUe 11 fed 0 1 her his church down lhrough the ·l b'eds :;pinnin" whePl vnrn _ _ _ - - ·ho.:1n and \1rs. Edward Jonl's. 1 DAUGHTER BORN fresh bay or peem every day. years. lor's liceDH? CaDY;"' r~· wind~r~ flax ·~heel, t~a Ca~t. $.1.00 or mon per hour on per- J?l~~ic:A71~U~R ~~~:· r'et:~o:. Mory Shrine, .wl hite Shrihne l Mr. and Mrs. Larry w. Eblin These supply vitamin Guinea ·oy·' •ood health and l1iUc carnival glass 4 shavmg manent route owrk I will · . d · -d' C f G t lof Jerusalem, wtl meet at t ~are announcing the birth of a pigs CIJ1nOt produce their own He .nJ cu o ' ' . B B h I uone msl e. orner o ran IOOF Hall Friday at 8 p m C nd d I .. ~ a happy life es a rarmer mugs, several chlld's items. tram you. Wrl!(' . aug - and Vine Streets, Middleport. : · . · daughter, Oct. 30, oomed Deena vi.tamin a eve op sc.... .,. March 20th, 1964. orten'w~~;~~~~~ Lost •nd Found Other items too numerous lo man. P 0. Box 126. Grove 1 acre of ground Call WY 2- Miss Dorothy B~.rnette , fle~d Marie. Grandparents are Mr. Without It, researchers report. tU remark _ "l ------,--- - mention Terms: Cash. Nol City, Oh1o. 11 5 3te ! 5151i arter 4 or Sautr· worker of the ~.:JCS, ~ill and Mrs. Walter W. Eblin, Pam· The greens can be cabbage~ let. d boots bel ween Eastern .High 1 respon:;ible tor accidents. Har- --· · ' p. · . [speak at the Unlled Methodist eroy an' Mr and Mrs. ' N tuce kale -een alfalfa, aras9 • ~~·. thing If I ha my B ' da y, It 10 31p . ' u n, ' ' .. W\lve over." botts between Eastern High old Goddard l Sons. Auct ustness erv1ces _-_::_ _ _ __ Church Fndoy at 10 a. m., foi- 1 ,M~c::.;C~Ia;;;l~n,~Op:;e::.;llka~,;_;;Ala;;;;:ba;;;m~a..._;;o;_r_;a;,;lmiiiiilla~r...ipiiillllli.iiill;i.... School and the Beacon Ser· Lunch served by Enterpme BILL BAJLEY. ·· FOR SALE: 5 rooms and both,; lowel by a potluck din~ler at 11 · .. As he wu belna: vice Station. If found call E. U. B. Church. Owneroot hide de~a;~~~s !~~- hardwood floors. Gas forccd f1 ll :30 a.m. All Methodlst wo· braln surgery on 14th Wl 9·3677. 1l 9 Jtc 1\1 s Everett Milhoa r s. S, . r . . air furnace, birch kitchen and men are urged to attend and of. Aprl1, ht assured ue, all was I . r. 1~· 10 2tc i ket price for good clean fur cur port. Priced, $8,00.00. 1bnng their own table service. \Vel and said my case is in tbe For Rent and hides. In Reedsville , Ohio · Fred Williamson, Rutland. . Lord's hands. He went , AUCTION - saturday, Novem- 1 11 IO 8tp ~ 11 IO 6t 'c I operating room unafraid and UNFURNISHE · u , 5 r oom and . her 14 · 12 :30 p. m. The fol ·l FOR YOUR everv need of Bull· ' ijpressed great concern ba_th apartment. N~r!h Third, : lowing personi.tl property will' dozer and B3ck-Hoe work I TVlO story frame house on . hill wbole household know Middleport. Call \\) 2-5434. I he sold at the residence or I I E t w Shuler-, Brick Street. Rolland. with ! ll 10 6tc con ac mme . , 1 C I H II Ph aus ao tbeir Savior. He -------the late Mrs. Geo. w. Ander- 342 Page Street, Mlddioport, ewa ot. ar yse , one Joved. by ill his doctors and SMALL apartment, suita ble lor . son at 463 Lincoln Street in I WY 2-32-43. Free estimates. SH 2-4524. tl·7-6tc Jl,Uraes, so patient and seet to one or two_ All conveniences.! Middleport, Ohio. I Farm ponds, private ponds, , JioR-SALERENT~ Hous~, .Plans were. m~de to as.sist 'Uke careo f. Grimm·s ApL Phone WY 2- . One 5 pc. bedroom suite, one l basement excavations, seplic l 6 rooms e.nd bath Route 143, Pywltthh. LheSGatlllpolls hConventtiOhn, 2753. ll 9 tfc ; 3 pc. maple bedrrmm suite. i tank excavation!!. B "I R R d . C II WY 2· Jan IS ers, w en .e He alwaya had a smilea nd a one night stand, three ~x12 ' a 1ey un oa · 8 tfc Staff and Of~lcers of MetgB 1 11 2 tfe 10 28 3722 hand ahlke ror everyone and FOR RENT Housetrailer. 8 rugs (two are alike), some · Temple, Pyth1an Sisters. met l wal Jolly and &ood natured. x 3~ ft. Two bedroom. Call i thruw rugs, occasional chair, WILL DO rug we<tvmg. Phone !SEVEN ROOM brick home in Monday evening at the home of Never had any trouble his WY 2-2 186 or WY 2-3346. two upholstered chairs and WI 9-2828. 10 29 9tp p, meroy two bathrooms 4 Mra. Phil Meinhart. 1 whole llf~ through gettmg 11-i-tfc ! other chairs, large medicine Co bedroom~. garage, basem~nt. Mrs . Meinhart presided_ in laboren or keeping: them. cabinet, coffee table, stands, TRANSMISSION Salvage mfinish-" rooms In at"c. Ule abaence of the president, FURNISHED 3 room hou9e,; 1 k 1 b' 1 n•ny. Repairing all makes, 3 = u M K Th' th 1 He was a loving hu ,;bandl bath and basement. 313~.~ Con- I amps, c oc ' wo ca me ra- '::":tomatic and standard tran!- Large :ol OUt of high water. rs. ar1 0 wen. ~~ was e and father and how he loved 1 dios, large Warm Morning ...,__ tral heating Inquire delayed October meetmg. dor St., Pomeroy. i h t d missions. Electric weldirJi. ~· ed th 11 1 his grandchildren. He 10 27 tfc gas ea er an severa sma Phone WY 2-6173. Charles Wildermuth. WY 2- 1t was announc at Mrs. all chlldren, never to busy _ __ i heaters, 9 pc. dining room or WY u _ g.. s..tfc Dave Fa_r~er has sustained 116 2 2205 1 -24 Uo take time to makt! them A.PARTI1ENT 5 rooms and [ su1te, kitchen table, Estate broken nbs and flowers were beth, newly redecorated. Call gas range , kitchen cabinet, ~ Oneta, ~---~ Ull FOR SALE-Middleport's taU- to be sent to her. A n~"' coffee 62 CHEVROLET 64 FORD He leaves his devoted Walter Crook s, WY 2·3631. utility cabinet, electric roastHMUD& est building, located 353 N. urn WiltS purchased for fhe TemGalaxle XL 2 Dr. HT. 390 ly, live grandchildren: Viclorl 10 23 tic er, dishes, cookln( utensils, Mlo-ule, Glllo Second Stroet, Middleport. pie. engine, P. steeringt radio, Corvair Van 95, Sbarp. E., Patrlela Ann , Vickie Lynn - - - - - - -- -RCA Whirlpool refrigerator, End ,.oar sewor &roiiDIH Priced tor quick t:IB.Ie. fn. A communication was read GaUl, Denise C. and .Jame-s lots ror rent, close Maytag Washer <wringer We bve an tl!el quire Jt Ohio HoteL from the GalllpoUs COnventioD 64 CHEVY II 61 FORD Crocltarell . Jr to Laundrymat and schools. type), three wash tubs, glass sewer MachiDes 10 lf, tfc asking that Mrs. Nathan Biggl No•a 400 - 4 Dr, 8 cyl, Ga!Uie 2 Door RT, 8 OJ!, Three brolhm : Frank Valley Lumber & Supply Com- jars, some hand tools, !lep -oaile servo oa Pa!t Chief and Mrs. P.G. trans. Radio. Auto, trana. Radi.o. Orlo of Chester, Ohio, G. pany, Middleport. !O.J.tfc ladder, wheelbarrow, 3 pc. CaD WY z.n?l Day or N!pl Horace McEihiMy u oecretary Gaul, Athens. Thrtr rHREE an~ four roo'll furnt~h• Walnut lumber Ph" x ll"XIO 1 • lfc and other members a111ist lf poa. 63 FAIRLANE 61 CHEVROLET Sea!Ia Follrod. M• s~.~:~n~~:[ ed and - - opon. ft ., well oeuoned, many olh0 olbl.o, 1100 - 2 dr. HT, 8 cyl, Cortair SC.Uon Wll••· ohio, Freda Griffin, ments W'l 2-5434 is HEATING, PlambiDI, Maollw Readll!IS were liVen' includ· Auto, Irani, llldlo. 12 tic er Items all furniture 4 Door. Radio, very good. Fora ..... UDIId Bradlon, ing "N •• ow l Sit Me Down _To bus, Ohio .•Jessie Weber. atl E 1 M1 l8 str l p Bottom. Ohio, also nine Middleport Apartment, 5 rooms Irene A. Davis, OWner as ee • omA donation to the Middleport School by Mrs. Ben Neutzlint 63 FALCON 60 FALCON ews and lhlrteen nieces. bath and basemen~ on itOUnd Terms: Cash eroy, Pboae WY UNa. Firemen Emergency '1'ruclr and '"Be Thanklul" by Mrs. Future 2 Dr. HT, 8 cyl, 7 10 tic Fund was liven when the Mil' Meinhart. The triVeling pr!Jt 4 Door. IIIMird trans. preceded In death by floor . Newly decorated, bard· Not responsible for accidenls Sttl, trsno. Radio, :parents, , si•ter, Beel• ll••h.l wood floors. automaUc beat. Bradford Auction CompBlly AIJ(,,ONEEJI tha Class ol the Bradbury was won by Mrs, WlUiam AD· ·lor, and I sister and gr~•nd<,hil·df_,..Coi~I-WV:--2:--3--:200-:.---10-::!0~Ifc C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer Cooaplelo 8enke Churcb of Christ met Monday man. 62 FORD 60 FORD 'ied in lnlanc,_· . 1: A. C. Bradford, Manager Crill lmltllord even!•• at the home of Mr 1. Followllll the meeting,.gamll Osln!e' 1100 Door RT. Glluio a Door 8 OJL · u Duple•, 3 bedrOOIIII. Sugar 11 6 6t ... I cyL Auto. trln1. Radio, Auto, lraoa, Radio, Run area. Pomero, _ Pbone c fl'rlte, • ~ Paul Wlnn In Bradbury, were 'played and prizes won by WY 2-3618. 10 2 tfc GOOD CLEAN stoker coal. DeA. C. BUIIFOIID Hilda Klng, vice preolden~ Mrt, Alfred BliP, Mrs, Patii from our livered at tho mine. Phone laeflle, 01111 opened the meeting in the ab- Zlrltle, Mrs. Richard Bailey ond 59 FORD -· 62 FAIRLANE ...,,.,, MODERN 4 room and batb SH 2-!1022, ii II tic oence of the president, M r s, Mrs, Otho Walta. Mra. Melft. 1100 - 2 Door 8 eyl. Stcl, Galoxle 2 Door HT. I 011. . ' 11 s !Ole Auto, trans. ltadto." · ·: .' ~ furbished apartment. tran1, Radio. MIdDale Barnhart. The JtOUP vot• hart was asslt!Ed by Mrs, HoA volee we loved i!i sUlled. d1eport. W'l 2-31'14, ---------EXPERIENCED ed $5 to the Middleport Fire- mer Jones in mvlnl! chicken A plact i1 vacant in our hom~ USED workpants, shirts, covmen and also planned tbe an- salad and bread otlcb to tho11 v 11 Uc Which never can be filled. eralls, lind Jackelt. Carl Cbevnua1 Christmas dinner to be present, Hostesses lor oezt We he.Ve to mourn the Joss aller, Lon1 Bouom, Oblo. held at a r .. taurant with a par-month will be Mra. Karl Owea on• 10 15 SOtp ty and gift exclumgo to be held and Mrs. Wllllam Lowe. We did our belt to save. • - , ln.~OI'IIII ~ Ill· APPLES, Burdette Fruit foUowing the dinner at the home ....--, w Ph W U of Mrs. Paul Wlnn. World Is Mine." It's 1omellmu hard to under- liUI'IIII<e. Jim JGiwoD and Farm. one Y 9'10, !'rom tilt larpll trucll or Mrs. Winn was de\loUonal Veda Jl'oley, 1 lotmer momstand Bud Simps\11, AaiDtL Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1' build.,.. ralllltor to tilt chairman llling ocripltire read· ber ol London, Ohio, and Mtl. 10 I 1 tie 2S 2Stp omalllll beater ooro. ing !rom Timothy and closing Tracy were guealllor the evtlll-th Why ese lhillls have 1~ be, P;;;H:;;OT=o'"c;;:o::IIYill'=s:-;;-Servt=c:-:e-."'eop.,:':: SINGER SeiiiiiJ 1111~ BLA~AR'S with prayer. A Thanksgiving lng. The hosteSI 1«'\'ed shit. But we can only !rust '" God leo made o1 legal papera. new, up, !leverai osetl li II n prosrarn plall'*' br Oleva Col- bol, eake, collee llltl nuts to the A:xt know that In some way blrtb reconls and almost any ma<'lllnel at bargalD prlcea. WY 24141 Pa1n1rw torlll was preSented lllld lnclutl- above named lnd Mrs. DJile USED CAR LOT ft ' all ~ part of· His great plan otber doeurnento, Tbo Fabrtc Sbop, ~Inger Sales ed the hymn, "Count Your Barnhart, Huel Russell, Mt'l. Lo~ust & Sycamore $11, And we U meet agalll some day. Reaior lasaraace, Pomeroy and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio, 1. 0. McCOY, AUCTIONEER, Many Blessings," and o read· Clarence Murray, Jessie Sls1011 Mldd. . .rt,: 0. God knows elevision Revue i 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. w:ek~~u~~'ot I I Blaettnars PHONE WY2-2156 opinion! always plt!-r~se youo t and Is quick on his l..t, and ingntt1ating me. In any case. as a ~hv~\· fast '.\ 11h a line even to toes. man, Crane is in full command, 'P CHIHUAHUA Puppies ror sale.lr=======-==:;;;; Call VI J.3642. 11 11 ate 60 Falcon _ $795 ' 4 dr . Sedan. 4 new T1res. OF e:arage door with 1 Show• good car~. 6 tYl. lid. NOV. 11 CL!VELAND tUPIJ - The NFL ..ason. hardWflre. 1 ft . high , g; ft shift. ' The Pomeroy ShakMpeare Cleveland BroWIUI and the De- HigiJ!ibling Kelly's seasoo II wide . •30 .00 Call WY 2·3107 1 64 Pontiac _ $3,195 club will meet at tho berne of troll Lions will hove U.Uih de- a 113-yard punt retum lor a l1 10 3tc : 1960 R1mbler Cleasic W1gon $1 099 1 M". Jed Wobst« Sr., Sprinl cls1011! to make SWid1y when touchdown thst got the Bl'OWIII Cpe Power stf!<'nn& Ave ., W'ne·'ay at 2 p.m. I it comes to plclnl the weak· started a&11Rit the GiaDtl, IDd Local owner. 6 {'y}.. Standard trans .. rad1o , heater , detul 1THF.RE'S NO chargr for use Collv and brakes . Hydramatic. 3.· ~,~ ~ aiMt W tho int1de and out . 1\'ew rinc: job. Brown and ht'lj!l' fin1sh . 1 of Carpet Shampooer with 005 carPful milE's. Showroom Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 Roy· •er kickoff and punt return man a 42--yard retLtm II purchase of Blul· LusLrt Car- 1 <'l('an. ongmal ('ost $3,964.86 1al Arch M1111om will hold a to aim for . lngton lilt Sunday that Jet up 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door __ $995 V8 en(ine 1 Powerjlide trans. lntcnor showroom ("'ran, b('ll!le pet Shampoo. Baker Furnislated convocaLion Wednesda)l Both the Browna and the a tleld goal. nod ton finish , rodlo and heater. lure, Middleporl . ' at 7. 30 p. m . at the Pomeroy Lions bave rn811110d tho8o poli- Kelley bas brou&hl back II 11 10 61< ,. • Masonic Temple. ReKUI•r bus- Uons with players with top kickoffs for o total of 318 y.U 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door - - - $695 Pomeroy, Ohio , in.., will be transacted !ollow- notch records,' polinl thil dll- ond an aW"•II• of 21.9 yardo. ed by work ln the Pa.st Ma~ters emma for opponents: "Which He also has five punt returnJ 0 cyl. ftlline. Powergllde trans Radio and ht'o.der. original SELLING OUT clothing stllfd dresses. 15c each, shirts, 10c. 1!960 OPAL. Phone SP 3·5D88 in , degree. Archie Swartz. high man do you kick to - or away for a total of_ 180 yardJ. uphol1tery, real clean. Ivory lind hlue rinJ sh, good tirf's. pants. ISc Coverall• lOc Mason . 11 iO 31c priest. urgt> ell companion• 10 from - or do you juot 1et the For DetrOit, lhe end ZOllO Wednesday and Thursday onattend . ball In the air and hope tor the P'lir are former Brown Tommy OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M, ly Smith Ullsed Clolhing 1SOtor2et 195~1 ~~~~SWAG EN ro; I ;•61tp· l Troop 245. Boy Scoot•. will bat?'' Watkins and Pat StudsUIIIL Lelart ra s II . - · _ _ - · 1meet at the Middleport Libra- Fielding the kick! for the A Vital G<lme For ODt '"'==~=~POM;::;::E:'R:'O::Y=;:,;::OH="I"'O"""""'""j:'§.~~""'=""''[ ;Mll VINDALE-Houselraller. : 1954 BUICK entury . Excel\enl ry Wednesday evening at 7 p. Brown• ere Walt Roberto and Wa~kino Is ol>lh'" the le&l\l0 _ For S•le with fl 10 x 1 ~ aluminum awn· I runninlil condition. Priced [ m. All !'lcout~ are a~ked to bring Leroy Kelly-two rookies mak- for ktckoff returns, runnh11 teD In Memory · p iced ' 10 sell Chester ; right. H•ckett'! Sohlo Serv their regiotratlon fee to the ln1 fine ahowlnl!s this year, back for a total of 28? yards. ___ ~~;:m~ · · 11-i~tc - tee. lC 22 uc ' meeling and all boys wishing to Roberts Is league leader in He stand! seventh In punt raHorden's .Market, Syracuse, · · ' 11 back a total 1register for scouting are urged klckoff returns. He has recetved turn1, bauUna: IN MEMORY of our dear With the low low evervday f ' d f son Clement Eugene Cooper, ' · · •TWO pure bred Enghsh pups. The Rambler t to attend. MJ!ford Hysell is the 14 and brouaht them back for of 12.8 yar... s an an avera1e 0 ' A..~ 11 d h pnces Extra spectals. I'hurs -~ Real stock dogs N G Rose I World Slandard of Compac1 i scoutmaster. 422 yards, In average of 30.1 11.8 yards. whom Guu ca e orne so day Friday and Saturday · · · · y. · '710, ' E 11 "U rank1 !lith In klckoll suddenly one vear ago this R ·1 . · ' Mmcrsv1Ue, Phone W Z-ti · i Xt."fl eac,. The White Rose Lodge Aux- yards. The longest return was StudJu · ev on profes!jwnal haJr 1- - Cl-o . RIJ car roora, ride- and per· ~ Ulary to the Brotherhood of for 60 yards, but he has y~t to returne with a 28.9 yard lver-morn. Nov. 11 home spray, $1 50 value, 79c plus SLUGCISH septic lank'' g I fotmance . Small c~tr "cnnom)' 1Railroad Trainmen ol \'fiddle- score a touchdown. afie for 17 runs. In punt returns God _r·al_led Eugen_e tax Colored mop,, reot> 8"-l ged drains? Get Klean-Em-All l •· he has 1 record o1 11 carr Iet :11.and ma11a1era bill tJ 1port • will meet WeQnesday aft· 1 In punt return s, Rouerts eally 10 tht' mmn . 75c. Evan 's all meat bolonga Septic tank Cleaner al Lomd· See "ernoon at the legion hall in lra nks sixth, with nine returns for 84 yanhl. 1 Although Wf mi!'IS hnn and I 49r Large country fresh mark Farm Bureau. Metropolltao Motor• I Midd leport [for a total of 110 yards, but Neither Lions man h a I INFORMATION .alP. Punt, Kiekoff Return Artists Face Each Other in Cleveland f.ALENDAR For Sele 1 49c doz. Fresh Florida SOUND THE ALARM! ror I 1 for KEITH G0 BLE fORD Plans Made to Assist with Conventl"on 1 oR 1 USED CAR SALE! ALL MAKESeAll Donation Given T E-R TCl tuck d Fun by ass I e 14. f.:xamma· Quantltiea t P?' m 5. HOI !It'd 22. Room- figure: state. abb1·. 23 ln ~>cct .Zi. A ptonr :1 ~ 2 fl \o\'1 1u ng :lfi MaHcu lme SpPC"!t'!l .,. 27. RPfra 1n m .'tongs ot" p1e r· 29 9. A wild rush of C¥-tlle 21. A r1m fo r strength 24. Gt'r. canal L I~ fluid geom. 8. ~.;~J:Uld Jo.:;Xi~l 40. Atfu mal!ve rtply •'- ,o mtu·bl e: Bt'lg. 21. Gll·J's name 2R Poker stake valu~ble "'- uod 31. Buq;hu'S: • LI'L ABNE. 9 HOLD IT!!- ACCOR':JnoJG ]] TO THE LAW Q!C OOfO 12 I &AW HIM " KILL ME WITH MY OWN EYES!! 29 Retu.seQ to COUNTP'I, RINGO MUST BE TR1 ED B'l A UUR'-1 OF HIS PEERS.'.' T '' .• ' f"ltoceed :10. Yard: abbr. 31. Shout 3Z. Fine· : P.Ll J1' G:tnn('nl . . KING •• ' :'II oe qJad \0 ilf'O t,DJ ~ ?2.; mucrJ ..;,~' .::·· lJOU'" ..,.,0·12 ~ ::J 11 -. j n' ller.,'• how to work It: Is L 0 N c; F E L J~ 0 W ?nc lttll':r simply ~:~land:; for another. In tl1ls sample All uae;t f~, lli:: llll"P e L ~. X for the. two 0":;, etc. Smgle lelle rs. aposl!oph~:;. 1111~ leltgth und tornu.Lt•on ot Ihe word~ a 1 e all hint.,. E11.ch Jay lht! code letters are <.hffen~nt. A Cryptogram Quot.ttou :XFY 0AYVXYBX QVBXYANSYlJYB HYAY CGUY CG :NVJYXXY.-FVBTSGB V, CGJD ~SOQYGXB -" V('"~lt·r'~·?' '~ ( nr1foqno!1•: NORODY WORKS AS HARD F'OR HlS .\-1\J,'d~Y .'\S TI"E MA.\f WHO MARRH;;.; JT . - HU:HJAIUJ .. ,~ ... ~ ljti.t, Kmg l'o:ll(Uie.IJ So~· n,J. cll h" , lllc, INCIDENTALLY, T~AC..V, W~ IL.£ TI-lE 90VS HOJ..D -------------- -that HenrJ Higgins Is! To look never &'Uesa fie had two children in coJietre. would vou?" ------ ---- WJEH RADIO I DOWN niERETOWARD THE CENTER ~TI-lE. UP-LOOK, WMPO Radio "L!~VI ho~llcheerful Jm 1011 T~IS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 4:00 Discmg with f.loss 6:45 Sign On , 4:30 Interchange 7:00 Be Still and Know 5. 00 Community New.; 7:!13 News 5:DS World News 7:03 Musical Clock 5:15 Sports Today 7:30 News Headlines 5:25 Weather 7:32 Musical Clock 5::m D1nner Musicale 7:4$ Word and Testimony 5:45 Sign Off 8 00 Ohio Valley News R 05 World News SATUltlH V 8 10 Sports Today 6 45 S1gn l)r, 8 15 Weather 7.00 Be sou and Know R 16 Musical. Clock 7 ~I News 8 55 Com1nunity New!'> 7: 0f! Mus1cal Clock 9 00 Talk ot the Town 7.:)0 News Head lines 9·55 Mason County N~ws 7·:tt Mustcal Clock tO 00 Public Service 7 45 Word and Testlr!'OnJ10 15 Family Worsh1p Hour 8 oo Oh1u Valley News llt 30 Latths•rmg 8 05 World News 11.00 News Beat 8.1 0 Sports Today ll .IJS Morning Melodies 8:15 Wt'?ther except F'ridny , Church 8.16 Pt. r' it·a .-.;;nt rts. Bells Ring Football 1 11 : ~5 World News 10·30 So ng&: Story l1our l1 ·55 Mason County News 10.45 ~·amily Wnrshlp Hour 12 :00 Community News 11 :00 Nuv.·s, Arm y llour 12:05 Local News ll :30 Public serVICt 12 10 Markets 12:00 News Roundup 12:1! Woother 12:20 Bulle"n Board 12 :20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Nt!ws o Grams 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12 30 County Agent I: 15 Uh10 Sta.te Footb" II 12:45 Country Go Roond 4:00 Dlsclng w1th Doss I News Beat 4:30 Top fen Revue 2:00 Country Go Round 5:00 News Rl.lc:ndup 2·55 News Beat 5:15 PubiJc Serv1ce ~ 00 Midway Matinee 5::1(; Dinner Musicale ,I 55 Newa Beat 5:45 Sign Off 5' r~RRY MONDAV TIIRU FRIDAY S:45 Sign Off Oclobrr 6.00 Sign On -News 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 111:00 I !h HAROLD ORA Y ~EVER MIMDI JUST YOU HtAR IHIS AND A:i( HOW <>IN I ATTENTION I GlEEP EASY, I<~OWIN' THOSE I ~LATI B BUT 'IOU LOOK SU IBAsP) ··GEt.fl"LE ArlD LOVELY - - AND BEAUTIFUL- ,O.f.JD -.AND I'E-MIN JNE AND •••• • ' ... ?'" • • • ••• • • 8• BRANNER OKAY, &o 'rOLl WA.lT U~'tll WI'>.IKLE '5 ALONE E:>ERJRE y0tJ &HOOT AT HER .... I.=========;,! """ A Ra 1011·1 011'- BUT RIGHT JoJO\IJ "' PHONE. CALL. COULD BUY IODAYI Jl II ~ 8 l tic WY 24ZH. 0 · KEITH GOBLE FORD l 21 tic Chester, Olllo. S 23 tic lnl by Mrs. NeW. Tracy, "The and Mrs, GrlU Ruase1L , · t .. ...... ... .. . ..... .... ... - a •.eo UNDER NO CIR·::UMb~CEG ARE 'rtlU 01'! SAiiDY "R:I ~0 EVEt4 ONE. INCH OUTSIDE 'TriE CAVE ' DO 'fi"JU HEAR M£? QJYS COULD 8£ 'IIN!AKIN' UP H~'? I RADIATOR 5ERV I CE • FUSILAGE- SEE? SATURDAY 6 :00 Sign On - News 6:05 Country Music 6:20 Meigs Countv Rf:t'D 6:20 Country Jamboree 6.25 Paul Bowers - Farm 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 6 : J~ NPWS . a·oo Pomeroy Hi Football 6 3.1 Rev. Haymond Jones· &I ' 9:30 Middleport Hi Football ti 5fi Sports Head!mes Top Ten Show <Dairy 6:57 WeE~t.het Re(X,ft I V~UeyJ 7:00 News 11:30 Top Ten Show (DuttoDs) 7:D5 Tiny's Chapel 12:00 Noon News 7:30 News 12:15 Musical. lnterlodc 7:35 Pickens Hurdware 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets rTues · Th.urs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Show 7:50 News Report COSV Football) 8·00 BiiJ Miller Show' 6·45 Sign Off September a 00 Johnson . Simpson Ins. I 5. 45 Sign Oif October Show t Fri. I SUNDAYS I 8:10 Roy's Food Basket Show , 7:00 Sign On- News / (Mon Thurs., 7:35 Sunday S'lowc;Jse 8 .45 Baker Furniture Show 8 :00 French Citr Baptist Hour/ (Wed Fn 1 8 :30 News 8:45 l&S Super Market Show 8:33 Hour of Deliver<.~nce !Thurs.) (B:Ider Cline1 9:00 News 9:48 Congressman Abele. 9 05 Cottee With Janet 10 :05 Sunday Chapel 111.00 Grand Ole op·ry 10:33 Washington Reports 11.00 Mm1stenal Assoc. U1e 'leople ll : 15 A.S.C. Program . Fri. l!: 00 Sunday Show '•BBIE AND 11:15 Family Worship . Thurs. 12:00 Noon News 11:15 Ma!jon Co. Agr. Ext.·Tues. 12: IS Christians Hour 11 ::l3 Swap Shop 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets IL45 Tiny 's Country Hymns I :00 Rev . Andrew Parsons 1~ . 00 Noon Report 1:30 Rev. S1Ias Billups 12:15 Goessler·s Guest Star-Fri 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12: 15 Larry Anderson Show 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thornt 4:00 Jim Mees Show 3:00 Sunday Chapel 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 3:33 Country Hymnbmers l'lllurs.) (Dan Hayman) 4:30 Local News 4:33 Sunday Showcase 5:00 Jim Mecs Show 6:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:00 Simon's Market · News 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign ')ff September 6:45 Sign Off September 5: 4S Sign OfJ October ARRANGE FOR POLICE "10 5EilE THO!".;E iHAT 'r'OU PRACTICED M.EOICINE, IN IlLEGAL LY FRANCE ... AND ENVELOPFf.: ... FOR A HIGH AND 11-11:: FEE! I JL.-----------------...l •'• j .. .. '•. ' ..f_ ~ WIIIJ:" Har rnonu>:e 38 A 7 26 Red I OV.'J1E'r shaped (Juuker AN '-A \G MONEY hn11se "'" 7, CrcscenL· 20. The !i' AIN'T LIKELY TO SNOOP AROUND FER MY BUT IER.- 21. Ravel!! dial . ot papot· 18. Man ·s name A GOODER HI DEY PlACE nt1t11 ma.Lical viper 8. To plE>rce: tiOIIIJ rtND Kl"t!ent 19 MUSIC 4. Cram- SOMEPLACE WHAR PAW t JEST GOf 10 AXYDLBAAXR c. iiiiiiiii., of llAII.Y CRYI'TO(jl ' OTJ>; - I s - Uphalt mr 3 B1rd!J, as a C lll ~S disease 16. 17.Ad ls h Wl\h oiO. EtH ll. i ;n map!'! 10. Ww,h 11. Shift 12Part ofa cook atovl' 13. Troptc al U. '" i :ro" ::? A .tea.eon- n ,Lnl e I 1 !"!'SO! t.-1 ::i Book of 1 ~. A l ' ~llt l"O\'(' 1". 8.8 t3. Cirl'.o; I !I ] ~"l .Comforl ~:.l. Scope 7 I HOWN \ ;·,.. , .. Il l{ 39 . Branch cf knowledge: humorous 0 I 1954 fORD l rock ° 25 CROSSWORD I AC: :tJ>;S 36. To giv~ entriUlce to tt 4 I . .. - rramed IS I ,,, ., ) �. . ' , , "There Is parking "'""'" for pl..,. Is pretty plush. All tho With tho t>.st o1 Intentions Srd tAUtl4ll' Ch11le ~··~:;::~ ~~it'lrl ~=- MASOS::N__!~Mrt. w... four cars and a workroom up- ' furniture ts cuswm made." and not 11\Ul-11 rnoney, Mullaney \ WorkeH vN> Uill'll .;• J •- ', and•Mr ren SeU o1 Col.;,.bua Ohio"'' · I ed t ·~ 'f'tat tQ, New York wher9 M "" ""n. Ot"" ..,.w I. . • sLIJI's. pour cemeo oo ••• ' Mullaney, who """tars 1o · · •••• fT PLt:ASA.N'I' _ 'n>o tloird •l'h Llah. announcing tho birth of a son -ftoor to cover g.....,. spolli •the CBs-TV senes "My Wv(n& llojlod lo 01\Nlt lo 1 dr Call<'fl' Detocti<rll fo> .., Novembel' Slh •I Grant 11o. 'l. that wouldn 't come off. built • Doll," hos a untque octlnl ,.. W . • Jd Tho nut Clinic .. mbe 'l'burt- pita! In Columbus. The mother · · •-·t · ted th ·••ce _, _ _, . .... omen wa.s "0 ""' ~M'"' · d N •-- 1 ~• t I be of the infant lathe former Diana pauo In uuu , pam e rreer H~ 's a proft~~ - t W~ ~ • &Wded tOW" ol Novembel ~tb wlth dl.w:&w l' t. -.Y, ovtm.,.,. .-WJ a and had an electncran do some friend, almost _ .. ('"'''"'· 1\lullar.. y Brvwn llUd johu (\rub(.""' vo\.1 "ryno Clinic. Appointments may Capehart of M8!00. w1nng.'' ing as stal't\'&r1 l'tJwu ul 1M ~w uw \lltK~ w M ~vlS.lOO t·nl~r pb.y!ii.K' ~ ~~~ YU!un- be mads by cont.MctlnwMrs. WU.. Mr, and Mrs. Sell are 1lso good taste. Ja ck estim~tes that hE>'s leading man. ~~ tw ~·ttd . J~<.-i. 1 t~r wvr'-~rli Wt!J'tl ~--!11 k\)OO.•t u--m RamJin, Jr · '~11tH Clinic• the parents o anothefr son OJrls. "J have no home . ju<;l a f.!ar - spent thousands of dollars dec- He wtts ~an J~lt'S ~ W •al*.i:d we 1..1 t.:i ui h.lS ad11Ura. Lu.nun. Mna l~v"* ~~bl« . ~r~ li,IJOI\»Ufttd by the Muon topher Michael, age z. 1 ~r!i Jo.~ \lw.rhn, )tr-. Wil- Ll1unty _C\In~ Sudely wlth aU age: • said Jack be-t wren scenes orating the garage Now <'Om· the " E:ns.~gn U1'oo.le' k'fl~ liJ tiue tw te. wa.u ·~ wvrt. Grandparents are Mr. lb d 1 ol his nt>w mn\'H' . ··'!lc·lde Me" pleted. ~ joint has two rooms, now _Bob Cwnnu~s· buddy w · N"x.t ~ l i.~w ."_ be said Uam thu'diu. Jr ., Mn. Kfllnllfllh l hclp bell:\& volunttH;U"a. Mrs. RusseU ('.apeh.art, Muon, wnh Elvis Pre~ley a kttcht'n and a b<~throom . trleYJSJ.~ and pht)'S ttM!o ~ ul ·· t wa.s ~ a S\·rtpt And Bryntt, 1\lr:L L)ui\Ut ~ Mra. fhwmut R01e reportl Mr . and Mn . S. A. SeU, Colum· " I don't ltlo.t> .1 lot of those " It's a lot better than those Prt"sley s sJdt'k.id. 1..1 '"1'h.'i.ltt t.De ~x.l ttU:n&. l ht!w 1 was m , brew, ~rt. 1:\!Uie MW1111.J\, ~~ond 1 that anutner ountrlbutlan has bus, great grandparents art Mr. Hollywood apartments." he Holl wy t ~t>d apartme-nts With ME' " a \elevl:s100 :thow ." Betty Lon~ Ltt,Y .~f.m h'om · ~n re<·el\led, The MM ~:on Moth- lllld Mrs. Christy 3letn~r. Ma&said . citmg rt>e1son~ fUrl'" movmg paper thin walls ;md a sw1rnLtarns Oa Job i''rom t~n oo, Mullaney Wa3 the M~;L~ID.U ~1ut~j' {'tub wel'tl tll'' ll Club hal cnutrlbuh..>d to the on a nd Mrs. E. L. Capehart, mt.o the garage . "So I rented ming pool outside. " he sa•d " I The 30-~ear-old Mulhtllf'y ~as an tt\·tor. Now he 's r~sched the ---~ ~ - ' Mta!IIUD County Cancer Detection MassJilon, Ohio. thl!i .~ara ,ge ltom 1, nnw who was sick and ticed Gf living in carved out a caret>r for tum- diz:zy Hollywood heights which vi!l..ioo seriea. L'Jinlo fhr Women. Donations l!;;s a houst> I pay only $50 a apartments that look like pris- self_ in Hollywood. He began find h.irn the_ pcuud owner of Jack Muiht•~:r has • platlt!l to from urg~nl:t.ttl loo~ he lp buy the Dinner wines generally IrE' munth rrnt . 1hBt ~ rht·a p. And people are always acting befure. he had 1t chtmce four dre~ng roms, two , hang hJs hat. His Ntly problt~-m I !l\1)llllt~ nt~~ttd to ope rate the . made fro~ .naturally fermentRt>modtled Garage knorktng on your door. My to attend acting .!chool. tfor the mov~e.t wo for the tele- l is rememi:Mtrint-! wllt!Nt. L'llnic. led grape JUice. ."~~,· H:.;:oi;;.:1:.Lyw.:.:..:;ood;.:;..;;ln;;...;.;R;,;;e.;.;vl;,;;e.;.;_w :.: - Act 0 r Jack Mullan "YHas • Garage In • Town Fanctest ' HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actor Jack Mullney boasts the fanciest garage n. Hollywood, a town which would gussy up a goon . Jack's garage is so fancy. It 's too good for his car . The car stands out in the street and Jack Jives in the garage. Mullanev doe!'m' t live in the garage bt-rause ht> 's cnllY He's 85 sant' as any man. and compliment~ ht s sam lv w1th e e ~~illlo 1~..... ~l llo;•''"'"~ alw~s J~ nd ... • ; Maxwell House MAGIC Instant Coffee BLEACH ' MJ.GIC Ions. Wt r•unt ~ht rllb.t .. U 111~L ~i• SUPBft MAftKBTS "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY c /z 1 ------ Q~•lllltlc • . 40c Off Label Gal. 140L 3e0ff Jar · ~---------------LOIN HALF AN EXTRA CHANCE Fresh Hams 45 c Sliced Bacon ___ 2 ;~~. 89C All GOOD ENTER A&P'S PLAID STAMP lb. SMOKED Picnics SWEEPSTAKES - -- - -- lb. CENTER RIB SMOKED 29C Pork Chops _ __ "'·69c SPECIAL ENTRY BLANK CENTER A&P PLAID STAMP SWEEPSTAKES SLICED _ _ 45c lb. npkg. ..... WARWICK CHOCOLATE COVERED 44c Aqua-Pink Whit• Retails In Thls Ad EffectiVe Thru Sat. Nov. 14 in Middleport-Pomeroy newCharmin gentle tissue sHouLER cuT Pork Steaks - - - - - 45c FINLEY Pork Sausage _ 3 ~~~~. 89c lb. LEAN-WELL TRIMMED Pork Butt Roast Pork Roast Pork Roast lb. 7-RIB END lb. LOIN END - - - lb. 69c lb. 39c 39c 49c Stewing Chickens lb. 39c Roasting Chickens _ lb. Fresh Smelts _ __ ... 25c • • At any EVANS JANE PARKER HEAlTH and BEAUTY AIDS MRS. SAM SPRINGER 1483 Zettler Road, Columbus, Ohio 1.7 OL Co.....,.. _ H..d & Shouldor• Now Mallor - only Wilt> 5< 5•lml•1 ac 222 N. 3rd Ave., Middleport, 0. 1000 Plaid Stamp Winners Posted In Store SWISS CHALET DINNERWARE I '*'"1 49c 5 - SAUCER 40( JANE PARKER-CINNAMON so Breakfast Rolls ( Now2 BABY FORMULA - - - only Sc Pormarly 87c Score"Hair Cream _ M• • :n~; 69c ANTISEPTIC Form...ly 17c Now MouTHwAsH - · - - on•• 1.05 oz. SIZE CREAM 61c 15 cc SIZE WITH MAILER COUPON 9A AND A PURCHASE OF $5.00 EXCLUSIVE OF ITEMS PROHIBITED BY Pormot'ly $1.14 Sinex Nasal Spray :~;99c 3th FL OI. SIZI Formerly 91o 1~F::::.or::,::mu::la:..::44~~~~::::~-~:=-:~a9:!:1c LAW At any EVANS wtth thl• eo.....,_ 5 lb 1. ., . .. . . ~ •••. • ' " .. ~4 ~ • • • • •• . ~ .. .... fl'< .• "'"t .. .. · • ~ l'urt ha•• "' . eiOUND CHUCK lb. ROASTS EVANS SUPER TRIM ROUND BONE Shoulder Roast English Cut Roast 49 59c c lb. EVANS SUPER TRIM lb. bag Mr:aw thr" Sar., N<>¥ Uth , 1.04 jjVJJ;. Boneless ••u.d CHUCK ":;d GRAP'EFIUIT c IVANS I!XTRA LEAN IIGULAI GR.OUND IEEP :!.~ 47c Cheese Slices HEATH . CAULIFLOWER KALE SAVE 16o GREEN ONIONS Gl EEM TOOTH PASTE VEl LOW ONIONS -Health & Beauty-- r-nr liD lb. 19c Mixed Nuts - - ~::. . 1·9t JUICY..:.. MARSH bag FLORIDA MEAT I 2 39c Avotadoes lbo. SOLID HEADS - each ·· Ti!NDIR HOT' HOUSI! ,- -lb. 7c··Bibb Lettuce lb. 19c 29c t -· ~- . . . ........ ......... ., __ .... .... ....... ~ , . ··· · · · ~ bnch. Mild .... '···.- .• .......... . .. ... .. . ......1 . Rome Beauty • • .' - •. t BAKED FOODS , ... ... FRENCH BREAD .,. ... ~~ ~- BOILING STANDING BEEF RIB ~ ...., '- - .,_ .... _ - · .... .., . ' .... Morton ~ BREAD DOUGH RYE (J Lo.tf ..... ) (2. Loaf Pkr.l • Jt:f 25c t:.:;27c 1 Pkp. WHEAT j:Z c 7-lnch Cut ROAST lb. katie EVANS SALT RISING BREAD ) At·~-.. ~ -.tjo IVANS •• .. 1 EVANS SUPER TRIM FINE batle IVANS .. . ... 49c LeH IF Meaty Regular SSe VIEIIIA SAUSAGE r , ·· l\ 4 ~~ 29c 69c IVAN$ SUf iT Orange ', Hyarade'• ' ' 1Oc White Chocolote Yollow · Meaf ••••• •ana lb. SQUARE • Cus Hycrade'a • $. 12·0L SEEDLESS FLORIDA LARGE Danish C~bbage pkg. .LUNCH SWEET - JUICE 33c Beef 23c Stew 2 19c Shank Bone-In 3 !~ 2Sc each • · Hygrade'• • ORANGES- GRAPEFRUITS c lb. Pole Beans creamy While APPLES Tube lo Off EXCEL pkg. EVANS SUPER TRIM pkg. .. \ .' . l ,. CENTER IVANJ IUPII TRIM . HEAl. THFUL J o r m o ro c ·CHOICE Fresh and Tender Formerly 76c Ban Deodorant __ :.:;; 69c FREE P~l'. YO"ll .MA Y IU!:DJi:Ji,:lrol AJ) M ANY COUPONI!I AS 'i'otl WIS H ON TH"Ia HAIJ.8. NEW CROP FLORIDA LARGE SIZE ICrln Orb couPON JtZDEIMI D Wl'l"H •.ac K liP 00 . F..orrnerly 29c LARGE SIZE I NOW THRU SAT .. NOV. 14th , I 85 4 Enriched Bread I:. c Ice Cream Bars - 4~:.. 34c Coupon 13 oz. CAN V. MYERS only Formerly 69c SIZI Shampoo 50,000 PLAID STAMPS Mailer $1 With A $I 0.00 PURCHASE I . l·lb. Formerty S3c Now Toothp•s.t• With 5c 100 CHERRIES ( ••• MELOBIT-AMERICAN OR PIMENTO JANE PARKER-MADE WITH BUTTERMILK NEW DISCOUNT PRICES ON Gl eem 8 ..... '1 " EVERY WEEK RCA COLOR TV Chuck Roasts Stokely's 100 J;NUS A&P YELLOW A&P Vegetables- 5!~.~ 89c Blueberry Pie SIZI Jar Red Sour Pitied \ WYLER'S-6 VARIETIES FROZEN-' VARIETIES 01 EVANS SUPER TRIM 00t1PON' II AI YOU Wlt!H ON TIII8 BAHlS. YOUR CHOICE ANN PAGE c 81HS Stokely's Kidney Beans NOW THRU SAT., NOV. 14th QN E OOUP UN Ri:D EF..MiilO WTrH EACH 120 110 PC"RCHA8 1E . Y OU M AY REOEP.M J\.5 MAN'¥ SUNNYBROOK-MEDIUM GRADE A ANN PAGE-OUR FINEST QUALITY 3.25 200Jw ANN PAGE ANN PAGE \l'hlte Honse &0·01. SA 2 WILSON'S Last Week's Lucky Winners AP DRESSED Plums 3 ~;. 89c Kidney Beans _ 3 3·;.~s1·00 Kotex ~~om _ _ FREE! 12 CONSOLE Vienna Sausage - ::··39c Egg Noodles - - pk!~· 19c Popcorn S:. 69c RCI COLOR TV SETS EACH WEEK' Salad Dressing q1:;t 4 S c Soup Mixes • • • pk•· 10c 350,000 s:~~ FREE At any EVANS 49c 29c Boned Chicken - 2!::. 49c Heinz Ketchup 2 :r:: S9c 49c Miracle Whip ~~· 49c Tomato Soup ---' 0~:· 1Oc THANK YOU-PURPLE ONE GIVEN AWAY ONE COUJ>Oif fiEDEEMED Wl TH EACH IJO 00 POltCHAtll:. YOU .. AY R.EfiEEM AB ~AI'IY OOUPON8 A8 YOU WI!5H ON Tl"t18 8A.8UI. . FRESH Fre.s h Eggs Swift's Premium-D. S. Gov't. Inspected "FRONT QUARTER" With A $30.00 P'URCHASE NOW THRU SAT. NOV . 14th CHECK THIS LOW PRICE Longhorn Cheese 53~ s (3) Pkg a. of 4 With A $20.00 PURCHASE SALAD DRESSING 12..... pkg.. Rolls 300 .l;;NStll iUS~ FRESH SPARE RIBS FRESH-MILD IWDI ~ DtCEAIBEl! i lb. DENNIS Chocolate Drops Cherries FORD MUSTll SLICED _ _ SSe lb. 400-ct. boxu LEAN MEATY WORTH MORE NEW 1965 clb CUT PORK CHOPS FREE! ' clb WHOLE PORK LOIN _ SHANK HALP To Enter The Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes Deposit This Entry Blank and Blank From Your A&P Mailer Book RIB HALF LN1 Pka.lj lb, l ' < Borden'• \ Butterhorn ROLLS 4 ~~ 51 �, -' I, '- ,• .. H 0 • ' _. -.i - - ----- -- - - ' WEATHf:l 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Nov. 11, _1964 • Sbowen Or llnmd.enltowers, wiDdy and warm IODiCbt low ts-SO ~rtdoy plll'lly .~ 111111 <ootor, hlp - · VOL XVI e NO. 180 . enttne • at y POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO I l ......,,ltirw ... 6t u.- ed - · )I ' 1011 l ' r lor marrbi1e - II lor one! If lor 18liiL TH URSDAY, NOVEMB ER 12 1964 FIVE ' I ·I l'fOY YOIJIC'IfOW!' New \ r. CENTS .' BlliEF: · · ·~- ::; ' .I . , WIRE.. NEWS. ~ I' . ' ...,., ·Frum .· ' Uult"d fre~<~ . ··t' • lnlt~n•ati~~J'hul WASIUNGTON The drive to ''reshape" the eJection-batter· Start your own "slush fun" this ng can The pre, eo t d hf d <:~11 burmn~ jJe rmils Ill nearb~ fir es ill ~~~~ V.l rgi~i: , ~h~ot~i~~ion al so announc<•d .,d. the reason the division !'lamp- many acres of . proper ty had cel!ed been damaged . · ttl d arM~ddleport Mayor Lee s-:lh ....... The volunteer fire fighters ha s ordered outside burning ol th M '·t·r e down on fire perm it holders any trash, or paper, sto........t res m e eson , .._, l Lon and went to Tumblesen Run above . that no more fire pN m1ts will (j ll' .,~ Letart, W.Va ., areas.. . . i LeL_art Tuesday to help extin- be issued until th e l'ur·renl In a Ia enunty. and hes promised full legal / Th M ban Mea nwh il e it was learnPd the fines for anyone found guilty of I . e . ason company s actlvJ- 1gmsh a bluze that had burned is li fled. Chesler f'lre Departmen t was disobeying tbe order. I t~ md1cated .!1 heightening of : for two days. · Wednesday· s fu·t' began ln · t" II . d f1re hazards over the tri -county : Also on Tue~day the Mason uum 1en I On a Y om1 1te from Some relief is predicted by I, area 1nc 1ud.mg ;''I e1gs · , Mason, F'ire Department was • oolled to the afterno(ln1 near Hladr.n. :m d the li st ol un its that assisted , U.S. Weather Bureau officials, , and Gallia counties I approximate y 31 fJremPn Iou gh! the Raci nl" Department in fight.. Showers covering about 60 per , fi Mason Fire Dep~rtment otfi l ~r~~ker ~ollow r.<;>~r Le~art to I the huge brush. grass bl<J ze ing (I St'I'I P S ul brush fires in i cent of Ohio are expeeted to. cial 'd th I - lg a Jre on t e asper throughout the mgh1 'l'hl" morn. th e Lebanon TwiJ of Meigs night or tomorrow HNSON CITY, Tex._ Press sal e unu was ca led i Eden farm. S1x acres of land mg , a Fa1rv 1e" F'Jre Tower counly Sunda y_ ' I Syracuse Fire Chief Oril ldent Johnson plans to ask to the woods near the Clifford were burned over watchman sa id u1r blaze is np- 1 oh· Congress next year to rep~al Carson farm back of Mason ' IN GALUA I , • l, . n 10, Pomeroy. Racine, Hubb~rd said . today burnJog j and to p,·cnJ'c 'u u'll , near Ci•fton , ,' WI th .lh e ou lb rea k of a IJ'<IIJ ,-,~~n · , palThe en t }600-acre under tfir ~nelrnld'd ChPstrr, Rutland , \1 Jdd leport , I, pernuts for residents of the vii~ the 10 per cent federal excise t . d R d . 11 . 1 1 1 0 tax~• on _toiJet tlrticles and N<?T-SO-OLD SOLDIERS- Mick_ey Williams, Paul • to fi~ht blazes Wednesday. : acre fire 10 Ohio Twp., below damage any homes or ~UJidi~~~s a~nies ~a\~: b:e; ~nte~~/om·. age hav.e been cancell~ ~til mebcs, Jewelry, furs, luggage Casc1, Don Folmer (masked from nghl), and Charles I Off~cJals toclay had not de- Eureka in Gt!llia county Wed- i according to the towp r watc1- ~lert fnr brush f . th· t sta~~ ~a!er not_J~e. f Hub~~rd s~d ~wand handbags Swatzel, check breeches of tbf>ir .30 calibre Springfield · termmed the origin of either nesday the Ohio Div ision of er d . t Ires . a c~u ~ ors WI ace 1 ega1 urm~ 1 .Treasury &crelary Douglas after loading for rifle salutes Wednesday at the Meigs - ---- ' ___:____ ' . ---~- expau ~ ~~re l!~s_az- c arg es. Dillon announced the dtcision j county courthouse. Members of the Drew Webster Post Wednesday after talks with No. 39, American Legion, they were principal figures in 1 Johnson. The taxes concerned a brief Veterans' Day observance . Pomeroy High school are generally measures enacted trumpeter Mickey Minchini played the impr"essive during World War 11. Dillon "taps.'' Only a handful of people were on hand to help said JohDson would seek repeal recognize thi s d3y as different fi'Orn others. as the deal BRADENTON, Fla. (UPJ\ - through most of the se<Json, or reduction of a " good num. of ail wars slept on . Fred Hutchinson, former man- Hutchinson resigned as managber of other excise taxes" in ~ ~-- --ager of the Cincinnalt Reds, died er (kt. 19. addition t.o the ttems he listed. ,prtz~~~~""¥""'"'"1''7~,. .,. -~ early today at Manatee MemoHutehinson had 1 he kind of Middleport Street Commisrial Hospital, He was 45. baseball carf'er every player I coLUMBUS <UPII - It win SANTA BARBARA, Calif _ sioner Lawrence Manley said Hutchinson's physician, Dr. dreams of. lake •·patience, perserveranct Paul Muni, 66-year~ld Acad~my todtty tbe village SCBYt"nger . J. H. Beam, said the former I He brok~ into pro ball al 18 and projection') but Ohio C!6D Award-winning actor, was re- will operate only three days j 0 ~anager's wife, Patricia, and and pr-omptly became the be No. l in many fields, Gov. ported in serious condition to. a week the rest of 1hts seas- ~ his t_wo older son_s were at the I prime target of every scout m .lumes A. Rhodes said Wed· bedside at the time of death. I the country by winning 25 day in Cottage Hospital. Muni on. nt>c;day_ was admitted to the h.:~spital M 1 h .; Hutchinson diOO at 3:58 a. m. games and losing only seven Oci 30 f an ey reports t e scaveD·r EST l · · " He made tht< observation In a . · or pneumonia, but now A Ch . t . t' ln a ter suffermg from chest 11 for Seattle or the Pacific Coast 11 be 10 th fl t lkl spN'c h at the Ohio Chamber of ts sufferJng from a serious ger WI e rs a . ns mas promo wn cancer since the first or the ! League his first year out. heart condition. sec 0nd wards on Tuesday§. 1 Middleport was assured when year Beam said I n... . h. . 1939 b . Commerce's annual meeting. 1 1an d"" 1m m the tblrd and fourlb, on Thurs- th M'ddl rt R tail M ~ ' · ut:"lrm o:u Y 1 Ohio. he declared, will be the __ _ ,e ) e~o e er The former manager was un- turning over $50,000 p I u s five l'ir ~ l si!Jte in the country to COLUMBUS Resolutions dayds and in tbe fiftb ward on chants assocU:Iti~n met Wednes- conscious at the time of death , players to the Seattle club. cmnrlete its part of the inter· urg~ng purc.hase of one Or more 1 Frl ays. day e.t the Martin Restaurant. the doctor said. As a pitcher the curly haired stat e highway system, maJor reta1l food chains and 1 1:1'Mlfui.4W48%-~'n?,~;:eyr~y.7.o. "":':~?t! They agreed to pa) the town " It was very hard on his Hutch never rivaled either Bob enactment of state and federal I $200 for two weeks free park- family, They had been expect- ~ Feller or teammote Hal Rhodes spoke out ln defen~ laws permitting farmers to berOWfi 3US ing at meters prior to Christ- ing it, but it was still very i Newhouser, but he won his of his admi n i.~tratioo ' s policy of long to bargaining associations mas, if acceptable to town of- hard," Beam sald. I share of the so-called big ones floating bond issues to meet were adopted Wednesday bv the ficials. Also, the association will Hutchinson had been · in a and wound up wiU1 a total of slate needs. Ohio Farm Bureau F~on· 0 . pa,rti5:iP.~~~ . a~~~~ !~ ~~ ~rist~IMini·~· for the paat week,· 95 victories a~ainst .71losses . The 250 delegates) represent~ mas program spon!ibtellijl'1he' actQI'dmg to 1b& doctor,/ He spenl his entire playmg "This admini stration did not obout 52,500 Ohio farm famFeeney-Bennett Post American "He said very Uttle to me or career' with ·tfle -Tigers' and invent bond issues," he sald. hes, ~~lled for a study of I he 03f )Legion. ' to anyone else. showed such tremendous com' " We on ly project them and at. fe~slbihfy of buying the Great [ .. He wa1 • great guy. It is pe.titive spirit that no one was tempt to get the most use Of At1antJc & Pacific Tea Co. A & _Bob Haggerty or the H &- R too b11d," Beam said. really surprisd when they them . P. Kroger, Safeway or Ameri-1 COLUMBUS (UPI) - Secre- Flr~tone Store wa!'l named He was re-admitted to tht l named him manager to succeed I can chains. tary of State Ted W. Brown chairman to the Christmas Pro- hospital here Monday for the : Red Rolfe on July S, 1952 _ \ 1 ''Bond issues were authorized moved today to take over the gram, second time ln the t t T k Ov R . I under s former governor and 00 Cuyahoga County Board of . pas wo er eins . FRE_~~IE HUTCHINSON - - . ~A REAL I\IAJ\'' , !.hree governors spent the COLUMBIA, S.C. - The South th Others attending were John weeks. Hutchmson was released He took uver Lh~ club m -·-- mone)'. This administrau··· Elect.wns un t't 1 ree new memf th h · 1 1 · ' ' ~ Carolina Beptist Convention b b .1d Werner, Bob Coots Dale nut- rom e osp1ta ast Saturday eighth place and thal s where • ) : didn 't htve a cent of bond Wednesday solidly rejected de- ers can e. appom e · I ton, C. P. William;, Carl Hor· after a week-long stay in which the Tigers lmished that year.l money when i1 came in." segregation of its three colJeges Brown f1red two veteran ky, Edison Baker George In.. he show.ed steady improvement. / Hutchmson boosted them two by a 905 to 575 vote 1n secret board m e m be r s Wednesday gels, Eugene Fre~h Edgar Ab. But aJter ~ weekend at home, , notches to ·sixth the following i Ohio's goal , the governor balloting_ nigh! and accepted the resigna- bolt, Don Stivers Cash Bahr he was hosprtatized again Mon- ; !Continued On Page 2) said , is lo be !he national leadThe vote "closes the matter tlon of a tt1ird. · Fred Hibbs and Lionel Boggs~ day In "poor" condition and I er in higher education, researcll as far as this convention Js Brown dismissed Ray T. Miltook a turn for the worse on I COLUMBUS rurn -- The Ohio House passed bills ' and development with the UJli.. concerned," uid James A ler, board chairman and former Wednesday. ! Wednesday creating Cleveland State Universitv and the versJLJes providing industrial Howard, chltirman or the con: county Democratic chairman, ( Doctors dlscoveced HutchinToledo State Medi cal Sc:hool and the Senate ,~eceived ree.sea, ch much jn the manner vention. and Democratic member Dan .son had chest cancer last. Debill that would pu1 a $275 million bond JSSUe before th! ol the agr.!,cultural extension r. W. Duffy, for "malfeasance, cern~. After guiding the Reds voters . 1searcJJ programs at the univer· WASIUNGYON- The Nation- nonfeasance and misfeasance Both chamber~ then ralle? it a we~k. adjourning until lsities. al_ Agricultural Advisory Com- in office." next Monday arternoon . 1 he >pecJa! session a~pears Ralph R. Baldenhofer, 1•8 mJSslon NAAC proposed today Board member A. L. DeMair0 Ul :ertain to last at. I east another week. The House cleared I Springfield, wa.s elected presL that federal tobacco production ibus, county Republican chair· It.s a~e~da for conl'entration on the major matters of re- dent of the chamber Wedne. controla be stiffened to regulate man, resigned when informed SALEM .. Ore. (UPil - Gov . dts~nctmg and reapportionment by passing the two edu- 1day, succffiiing Bartoa A. the number of pounds each far. by Brown of what the secretary Mark Hatfield of Oregon offered catwnal rneasure f; <.4nd several other pieces of lesser Hull, Logan. d Golden Canadey, Northup, a three-point plan for rebuild- legislation . - - - -mer can sell instead of -e.s now- 1 let 1 ed 0 o s e P ann to was re-elected to another three~ ing the Republican party to.. The medi('al school bill re---·---~ · • the acreage he can harvest Brown sent Nelson Rrsher, a year term •• Ohio Farm BurlOllS I ' The commission also pro~ed deputy m hJs office here, to eau trustee for tile Athens day, and warned GOP leaders {'eJVed unanimous approval rmd died when Rep Robert Longs• st~dy of plans for a two-level Cleveland to work with local • . to quit "jockeying for the 1968 1the state umversity measure : worth, H-Cari'Ollton. announced , pr1ce support system under deputies Thomas B. Crisafi and Meigs and GaUia area Wednes- .District_ Go~e?lor Arthu~ E. presidential nom1~ation '' passed by 109-2 after some m1- his support of the bill. Longs- : whfch export prices could be re.. Donald W. Kendziora. They will doy night. Ftsher of Chilbcothe described "We must rebmld the party nor oppositiOn by Rt>p . James worth. who had served on the duced to meet growing compe- supervise board operations un- This was ~nnounced at the LlonJsm as the greatest service organization and leadership on I Hapner. R-Hillsboro Istaff of Kent State. said he had j . tition abroad. til three new members are Ohio Farm Bureau's annual club m_ovement Jn the world, a first things ftrst basis. Hapner, who lost hi s bid for [ provements at the Ohio Peni· Funeral serv1r-es for Mrs . ._ named. meeting Jn Columbus. embracmg n:'ore members than "If ~e Republicans don:t ~o [ r:-e!ectwn , sa1d passage of the been assured appropnatiuns rar !trlla E Weaver, 82. of the fta. Stubbona brush ffteJ swep& any other Similar type gr~up, better m 1~ than they did In 1bill would cause appropnation.s 1the existing state schools would Icme area. who .died ~ednesda,large areas of Under-dry Ohi CITED TO COURT Voting delegates to the Ohio Wednesdar at a Pomeroy L10ns 1964, we m1ght as weJJ throw 1to the six e:ustmg state univer- not be affe.cted. Iat 12 30 . p m _m Me1gs Geilft"to Wednesday at oppositte ends 0~ Albert Ta lor 21 Pomero Farm Bureau from the three. dub m~bng, . in the towel as far as l96B is ' sHies to be cut. Both bills now 0 to the Sen-' al Hospita l, will held Sat· the state. was cited ~ Pom~roy May:; county area Were Mrs. Frank . Spe~mg foUowmg a luncheon com..'erned.," the Oregon guver-i The only oHw.r dissenting att•. They ':"<ill gprobablv be l urday at : p. m. . m ~e EW'iq SJx brush and forest fires Charles Legar's court on a MJIIs, ~r., Galli&; Thomas Say- m SOClal rooms.of the Feder~ted n<r said. . . i vote ~as cast by Rep. Joseph I broughl. up for consideration ln Chapel with bunal m 1...etart ranged out of contrOl in Cler· charge of permitting an unli- re, Me1gs; and Gaylord Cook, chW'ch_, ~v. F1~er descnbed Many pohtical observers be- R. Kamrad. H·Port.age county. the upper house sometime t .Ceml"lery. The R~v_. H. L. MQ.. mont and Warren count! In sed t to d . d Athens County. humamtar1an projeCts of Ohio Ueve last week's election greatPr 1 W('(>k nex DRmeJs will offlcJaJte. N •· th western Ohio one of es opera or22 Mason nve was an These, WI'th 8 bout 250 0th er Lionism · He urge d th e 1oca1 1Y enhanced Ha t r·leld' 11 positiOn ·· om had IJes be0 New Taxes · I The bill to produce a con tl- 1 Her hu5band • Cl Yde• p,-~~ ---·• i;JIJU them cen Flora Stobart There charring 200 acres' before Jt was cited on cha;ges 'of n.o ~pera~ delegates to ti_le state ~ven- club to ~uild up its member- in the Repu~lican par_ty. His tion expected f~~mso~:ntp~st~ I tutwnai amendment for the ~ 75 1 ffi her m death. Survivors inhalted. In Saybrook To hi 1 • I' d d . i f tlon, also con!ldered and ap- ship so 1t could be of even speech attackmg extremism key· U . . elude a daughter, Mrs. Fannie 1 In Ashtabula County, a::,~ 0~r :en~c:":ed~~sdayri; ngp~~~ prov~ P?licy resolutions of the greater serviCe-- -to its communi. noted the GOP National Con- nJverslty, but 11 _apr__are~~y ,_ (Cont~nu:~on~~~~e~ 2) Belle Brown, Long Bottom, and hundred acres of forest was de- ero· olice y orgaruzahon for the coming ty, vention which nominated Sen. three grandchildren, Alltltl atroyed by 1 fire that broke out y p ' year, He said Llonlsm is "growing Barry Goldwater for president. Brown. New Philadelphia; Mrt. In. baokwoodo ..... ON TWO COUNTS The delegote .... ion camo by leaps and boundo the world Outlines Plan ' Madelyn Emerson, Lafayette, '111 . Obi Slate p t I on the last day of the eonven~ over.'' Hatfield in an interview with Jnd .. and Robert Brown It 0 ,.......,. MemoriiJ Bospllal the convlcUon ·.~ 1:; non which began Monday Important dates lor o h Lo UP!, call~ lor Republicans to' home. A.dJIIflliOIII _ M 8 r j o..r 1e counts of Chester E Wells 38 morning. . Lions w~ Mnounced as: I' -Outline a positive, progresSh~ was 1 member of 111e Grimm, Racine· Th Lon B ·. . ' ' -Bowling tournament, Chllll- slve policy and philosophy based R M J Racme Melhodlit ChurciL 1 Schoonover • omas g ottom, In Gallipolis court p I oothe Nov 20-Zt · I th rd r I' h . ev. r. C. . Lemley. pastor of the Rutland Metho- l friends may call at the f nl . , . Rutland; Nara on Wednesday. He was fined U p, Paper Firms ' · · . . 011 e reco s .0 accomp lS - d1st church, has been credited with saving the life of · · . une Hartman, LOne Bottom: Cbar- $50 and costs, given live days F . Strik Thr -Dbtrlct <onvennon, MarJe~ ments of Republican governors: northern Ohio youth following a ·ar w k R a home any tune, lotLn Tucktl', ilheoblre• 1. .1•• 1a · 1 · · !lee e eat ta, May 1-~. -Estllblish "co u n s e Ls of n L d ' rec on I. 38 ~ 1 PJckeus, M&SOD; Erna ~ Jal ' ~d hiB h~ense sus- A new strike tbreat that could -state convention, Toledo, ideas" between GOP officehold- ear on on, ast weekend. -j SQUAD CAU.ED er Cheshire. pended or one-rear 0~ . 8 .seriously dent the West Coaat May lf-15-16. ers and rank and file party Rev. Lemley was returning 1 h . 1 Middleport Emergency - tte... · Otscblfltl - Mary H 1 Dl m :rg~f :hUe ~ pulp and paper industry loomed - InternaHonal convention, members at the local level, home from a trip late Saturday en carrJed the !"0 1't! seriou.sly cue squadmen went to the MaMinersvllle• Mtcb.ael Bater' ca ' a - B? cos s, today despite a plea form La. Los Angeles, July 7·10. and night when he noticed a ear off m~t youth to his . automobile. I Oei Hysell home on Wi1liam-lt Mlnermne; Ava Gilkey ~ : u:,ve bil da.!:t In Jail .for bor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz Guests at the meeting, pre- --.:concentrate on m8king sub- the road. Though he saw no I {his one was bleeding ~rofuse-1 at 5:a5 p. m. Wednesday wben ziaonvWe. " . v w e er suspension. to con~e nego&iations, the sided over by President J. Ed- stantlal GOP gains in 1966 as one near the crash, he decid- , t~ 50 ~ev. Lemley .decld.ed to she was sufferiJJa from a ._.. Total Number of Patlonlt-33 DANCE AT WAHAMA UPI sold. ward Footer, were Paul Chap. a prelude to the 19ti8 presiden- ed the wreck had just occurred, ' . ke ~m f to a. liospitlll himse~ VOOJI condition. More tban 20,000 member& of man, James Soulsby, Keith tial contest. so he pulled over to lnvesti- mstea o takmg the lime to ----LOCAL TEMPS h~ achool dllllCO will be the ASSI>\'IOUon of Western Pulp Goble, Bernard Fultz and Ro- Hatfield said Republlcans gate. He discovered two young summon an emergency vehtcFllU!lMEN CALLED The lemporature In dowiltown ;~ comlng Friday at the and Paper Workers "over- bert Gant. ' must establish "a broad middle men unconscious and painfully !e. . . . Pome<oy firemen ,...,.. caW Pomeroy II II:U a, Ill. lodaJ lum from~~ ~bool •ndltor- wbelmlng)y rejected," the gov- Federated Church ladles oerv- lll'Ound philosophy and outline injured near the car, which had PhysiCians told hrm the youth at ! ' IS a. m. ll>day to WyW. was 118 deirael tllltler ovorcut J•- will ~m.daThe emment request and were oet lug lunr.b were Mrs. Lena Grue- posiUve positions on civil rights struck a concrete abutment. wthould have bled _to d~Jh if Hill and at 9,30 tD DW' HOJI'I oklu "'" " emcee. nee to wa1k off lbelr jobs today In oer Clara Karr and Mn medic U ' tl'e had been fiVe mmutos Sohlo Statton 011 West MabHI., ' II OJl8ll "'· lllo public. a dlsputo over a new c:oJitract, ~ Neutzlillfl, . ti taxa on, conserv~ Rev. Lemley was able toldeilly in geUing him to the to douse &l'llo firea at llllllt on, c~on and forep aid. arouoe one of tho InJured and hospital. placet. "" r winter 1 lJn,que tanning metbods combine fluorocarbon 0 into tile ta leer Fire Department ha s been four times in lhe ,,' summoned I~st ~wo days to battle forest ~oreslrv thi s mon.. JO Tour Husb Puppies* casuals are differenl reins skin<ll MASON - The M.,on Volun- lrre nor had they leam!'d how ed GOP along more moderate lines Js being spearheaded 1 group of '·mod era te.-to-liberal" House Republicans. A House GOP group known as . the "Wednesday Club'' clatmed new recruits Wednesday on its drive to get "fresh minds and fresh leadership'' into the party, soft Hreathin' Brushed PJR· resist water, stains ana soil. And that means softness •• _even after But that's ODiy half the story! :sDa~ in&. MEIGS THEATRE •ligbtwlii!rt ltHIIfiJft •Cit8n wirh brisl brPs!ti"t •Sflll IMnk for Wn; 6Upp111t •MiUtHiiJ"Iq Pome-roy, Okio ~--iflltrlpl . . . New in Hush Puppies" lint?d boots 12.95 TONIGHT and THURSDAY NOT OPEN 7.99 to 12.99 FRIDAY and SATURDAY 'Hutch' is Dead November 13-14 Men's, Women's & Children's Hush Puppies "55 DAYS AT PEKING" (Tecbnicolor) Charlton Heston, Ava Gard ner, David Niven, Flora Robson, John Ireland, Leo Genn, Paul Lukas Elizabeth SPilars. ' Rhodes wants Ohio First in . Many Fields Merchants plan Program f r Celorurtoon I I eNOVEMBEit FIATURI AT RUTLAND FURNITURI NEW FROM '{ HARD-wiCK THE Holidav season I B PJ Tk 0 f a ·e- ver Cuya hoga B d :ng DEBUTANTE RANGE . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Orris Harris were Sunday evening dinner .e:uests of their daughter and [ son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. "ason Fisher and family, Miners· · ville. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and son, William of Belpre were ' afternoon guests of his Mr. and Mrs. Mason I 1 Eye level lcroRay oven lfmuux-. ,.......... tasted [ __ lood lib li>io i>efo...r All tho ... cooc1. jaiceo 101<1 - - -'eel ill lilo - - -~ "' ftordwldt'o emwdve Jllm>- llay Ceo-am~. " " " - - . . ,.I lrori>equeo, broUo 111111 .. - gas. pl-.elfti, with bait lbe enha'"'ts tbe --iDiilotood. New high oven ease with counter -top cooking Hardwick designed this one with )'llll Ill IRstaUed In your kitchen 01117 $299·95 mind ••• they put the blgh level MlcroRay oveo at eye level lllld the oooldng IIUI'face oounter-h!gb, just rlgbt for readdDg all the pots and pans_ There's a big liOOOild oven, too that provide an roos1in& the will and bekJDi sp&Oit With Trade See the new HARDWICK Debutante IDcroBaJ a."'•" RUTLAND FURNITURE ARIIIOLD GRATE SH 2-4811 and Save Dollars During Our Sale Of ..• Hat f'Ield has d G• ana ay IVen Plan fo GOP Another Tem -- Governor T Reb 'ld As Trustee Speaker for BERKLINE CHAIRS L' 1 !:be rapid iufn!.Jai 1011 ~ - Roland Fisher, student at Mountain State Business College, Parkersburg, W. Va. spent 1 the weekend with his parents, I Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher. Larry Thomas of Columbus : spent the weekend with hill par- I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tho- 1 mas and MJ'. and Mrs. Don Rea I and was accompanied .home Sunday evening by Mrs. Thorn- 1 as and daughtt>r, Melinda who l spent the past week here. Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Glazier New Lexington attended the ~;~~ at the Enterprise II~;\"~~c~ EUB Sunday_ L egJs at 0fS Approve B"J) JS In Ed ucatJOII, • FInancing • • RUTLAND. 0. I 1 1 I Meehng • 1 I Mrs 1 weaver _ DI'es Wednesday 1 ?e ARRIVES IN JAPAN Airman Second Clasa Wll~ llam D. Grueser, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Grweser of 400 Grant St., Middleport, has arrived for duty at Yokota ! , Japan. eEarly American, Modern and ---- The Senior CtlrisUan Endeavor of the Middleport Church of Christ will hold 1 progressive dinner Saturday evening, Nov. 14 at ~ p.m. with the group solng to the home of Scherry Hicks for the appeUzer. 'lbe next step will be at the homes of Narsa Frost for juice and crackers; soup course, Christine and Candace Bahr: salad. Debbie Grueser; potatoes, Sandy Bunce; vegetable, Jim But· cher; hot dogs, Joy Boggs: and the beverage, Kathy McElhinny" A party w!U he held following the dinner with Mike Ger· tach and Frank White providing the pop. .omcen rJ ... JII'OUP ar e 1 I 1 Progre81ive Dinner PhmnedbyCE • to ' Traditional StyleS'<>' e doth and Vinyl Upholstering Ruti d p t c d" d an as or re Ite w· . Ilh Saving Youth's LI"fe port,':t I: !rlv= t;::f" Mr•. ___ _,. ... -· ' =" I I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 11, 1964 talbott