http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c2e131c6650f136d32f6194281a9b1ca.pdf 68cb2e2082066a0e0a20448f93a8c947 PDF Text Text . .. . . '· . -. .' . . ~ .... ...... . . ~-- ·· ·· . . .... ____ ,.. ......... .. . .... .... .... . . ...... ( ' • "•"·''. . ~ -· ....,,., ... . . . .._. .. ·'' I I Elberfslds Toyland OPENS TOMORROW AT 9:_00 A. M. lllg Soloctlon of Sn·e On These Speci11l Values During Toyland Opening - Elberfeld1 Tov Land Is Louted 2 Door1 Below Court St. on Main St.-Stop In Right Away - SH The Larg• Selection of Toyt For Boys and Girts, Of All Aget. Select What You Want and Bring the Children With You - You'll Enjoy Shopping For Toys For !me~ 1n any direction . l lnJimJ tf'd design possibi!J · ties. l'an if'rase and likt'kb $4 .00 $US ELECTRIC TRACK MEET GAMI SI>.SO ELECTRIC BASKETBALL GAM& $6.00 ELECTRIC BASEBALL GAME 53.75 JUST 3- - SALE PRICE .5.95 CAPE CANAVERAL -- - ----~· PENNY BRITE New -- $5 .95 BARBII. KEN and MIDGE SPORTS CARS JvJt 8 - ISLANDER UKELELE Powerful. penetratin_g lone . perfect pitch, p~cisi on fin g erboard. SALE PRICE $2.69 . . - - - . $1 .7.5 CHINESE CHECKERS - ~e \('('tion . $3.00 Barbie & Midge $2.40 Fashions $2.00 Barbie & Midge $US Fashions .. . o\ down on the farm gamt'. the big red barn . For oluyen; . Ag{'S ~to 10. ~ to 4 CHORAL TOPS Makes beautiful urgan I nne :nusic. Mounted on poly Ptllytt'ne base. " the books you "!\ bt> wanting for l"hn.dma11 now hundreds to choose from - t·olorini books - noveh - fun aooks - readmg - anthmetic - spelling -· follow th~ dots - fancy Toler and many , many ottters -- arranr•d for )"'our eas.)' quiek selection. EXPLODING RAILROAD TRESTLE Safe and harmless. Explodes at the touch of a butlon - complete with treslle , engine panenger car and caboosl'. SAl!'PRICE Ringing Telephone s.,_. $2.48 Price Made of soft . soft. po1yethylent' . Cradle slylt' phone in pastel l'olors $4.66 DAISY AIR RIFLES HORSE SHOE SETS $7.95 Daisy Scout S00 Shot Rep•1t.r __ _ · - - ·· $6.88 $9.95 D1l1y Woodstock SOO Stl.,t R•peater $8.44 $13.95 D•i•v Model 11M Air Rlfl• Sal• $11.71 Complete game - 2 pegs 2 bases - 4 shoes. llnbreakahle - Safe. Will not mar. (Ont Man Army) Cau be us~d as 11 grf'nade launcht'r - armor pierrhij shell ~ anli ·tank rockel retractable lli·pod - iepeating rifle - llUlomatir ~istol or a tommy gun ·~ Needs no b.a1ieriu . A5 advHtised Oll TV . Pr•ce $7.33 Press lever for exciting spina·£ame . Mm;E' football up and down the fiE-ld . $2.66 Sol• Prie• 88 ( {Complete with Pad and Cover Set) Folding ironmg hoard - all steel - plated tubular legs Foam pad and sllicone cover . $2.69 Prrc• S•l~ Mad~ Oy Beacon nf R.ayon and Aerylic th;~t is non·aller· genk, machine washable and mothproof. 100% nylon lop - whip stitched bottom with sn.ap fitted l'Oruers, lllummateri l"ontrul. ('u lurs - Pink , Hlue, Green , Bt>ige, Rerl, (;olrl . Full Bed Sizo, Single Control .... , ... , , , . $14,95 Full Bed Sizo, Dual Control ... , • , , • , . , , . $16,9S wash- CORNING WARI Freeze - Coot - Serve all in one diih, and it aJ.. most washes itself! Made if Pyroceram space age ceramic, Heatproof. coldproof, completely nonporous. Complete line of percolators, saucepan!!, all sizes, Dutch ovens, slr:ll· sizes, Dutch ovens, kJl· lets, double boilers, petite pan.11, roasters, platter•, teapot.11, tea kettles. able - Bo~1 sizes t\i to 18. In black with w)lite- and red trim - ~rey with red and white trim and green with white and grey trim, Soo tho Complelo Llnt of Bays Sweaters In MATERNITY 18. SPORT WEAR Men's and SKIPPER CARRYING CASE SCHOOL Durahle vinyl covering -beige or blue - - with room fOI' skippt>r a11d J1er ward . robe . SALE PRICI and $1.94 INFANTS SLEEPWEAR SKIPPER Childrens Pak·NII Fobric Slo~~Mrs with non-slip plastic .soles. Sizes 4 to 8. Assorted colors 3.25 pair Infants Warm Pak-Nit Fabric SIHpers with grow feature and non-slip plastic soles. Assorted colors. Sizes 0 lo 2 ... . .... .... .. ... 2.39 palr Boys and Girls Pak·Nit Fobrlc Pofomos. Assorted prints . Sizes 4 to 3.50 peir Infants One Piece Terry Cloth SIHp and Plav Sets. Assorted colors. One Sit'oe 2.98 pair Infants One Piece Nylon Stretch Sloop ond Ploy Sots Birth to 9 mos. and 10 to 18 months, Assorted colors . ... ............ 2.98 pair Infants Terry Sloop end Ploy Sullo with extra pair of pa[]ts. One size, 3 to 18 .months ... . ... 2.95 set Infants Terry Sloep end Ploy Suit. One size 3 to 18 monlhs .... ..... .. . .. . US sot Infants Worm Sloeping Bogs with two way zipper, One size 0 to 12 months. Assorted colors . .. 3.98 Infants Heavy-Weight Sloeplng Bog• with long wearing slipper feet. CompletelY washabl•. Assort· ed colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.98 lnfanll Blankot-Wolght Sl•ping Bags with mocca· a . . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. . BARBIE 3 different wigs - a diffl'rent colors for differf'nt ensembles, cornpl@tt> with wig stand and win~ shmd for Barbie . SALE PRICI JOHNNY SEVEN MICRO HELMET PHONE SETS $3.77 sm f~et. Assorted colors. Sizes small, medium and BARBIE DOLLS BY MATTEL Complete wilh mike - re. l"eiver go-ggles that are tinted and ClUJ be joined to top of helmet plus a two way walkie·lalkie and JO feet of Wlrt' to receive loud and ~ lear . Needs no batte-rieli. - large Genuine 'l'een Age Fash ion Model. Brunetles Platinum, Blondes. Sale $5.88 Prl~ DRESS TROUSERS In aU sizes 29 to 42 waist measure and in your correct length. ChoOse your favorite style - beltleu model with adjustable wailt - tapered tee and cuffs - or the ivy style model with belt loops not 10 much taper in the leg and worn witb a c~f. Cbeckl - plaids - solid colora in wash 'n wear cottons - ray· on and acetate blends - avril rayon and cuttoo blends. All are washable. S3.9S Complolo Lino of Mons School ond DrHI Sleeks $3.95 to $9.95 . . . . ... . ....................... 2.91 Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Shopping Center • • • Well Known Brands of Furniture •• Furnishings and Floor Coverings For Your Home and Wearing Apparel For Your Family $]-&7 Elberfelds Toyland Opens Tomorrow At 9 a.m. 1 Reuter's TB Seal Letter Is 'Right from the Heart' ° " A special group of mater· nity sportswear - all eaay to care fabrics - poplin1, 100% cotton twill and heJ. anca stretch fabrie1, black, teal blue. royal blue and avacado green. SKIRTS - - · ___ __ ,3,95 SLACKS $2,95 ond ~.95 campat~n VIta~ mtfer~~t ~~ e~ti ~pent o'h~s c~r.n,_., ~n ~· ~ orion turtleneck slipover aweaters -print tGp - JGng sleeve. Black and white, 100% 1 1 t~lr 1--- "I ' Sale $2.00 LiHI• Girls .Reverslbl• RAINCOATS $8.9S 100% cottcn twi11 reversinl to acetate print malching beret and urn.. brella. Sizes 3 to Loden green. e:x. SALE I Womens Skirts Several aty]es and fabric~• to choo1e from in thi1 group - solids and plaida Rttul•r $3.95 •ncl $4.95 WOMEN$ SKIRTS SALE $2,00 Regul•r $5.95 •ncl $7.95 WOMINS SKIRTS SALI ~.00 f~r -- ---· Oints Tower s DIaCJOOSIS P "" TowardGOp Foot Draggers , . ,. 0 . .. ~ .. ~ ............ -"" ~ .. - ...... ~,. ... . .. _ .. _ .... . - 'l' . ....... _ ... ~ •. • Dump RainS Into Mi dwest : oi Rnl'kH·~ J I St bart BRIEF WIRE NEWS D1'es frJ'dav Seventh G de ' GI"ves FJ"J·st Assemhi y PHS Band Snappy Show At '64 FinaIe lh~ aft~r- f~rst ba~ker~ automotr~e in I Ia~ ~he land- ~ S ft D • kMen Aid'tng orive • . rna~· Seven FJ'ned Dies Saturday Court ActJ.OU revJ~wed I ~~ri· l Mrs. Cleland ~Ia! nomma~JOn, ! . . gb be I 3~~:e ,::m~~~~~~-~~~ u~~~-~vor~a:;!: Firing Guns Draws \l' arning tha~ on~y I ho~ pu~lic or~er ~here Cl~land, 1 :~e v~es. Atlt~ns. fi~ing 1 w. Wayne.~ bu~g 1 ~- S~auss, ~10 an~ h · ·h . I· I Ma~- · ~hE' P~lice arrest~. ear. PLACE MATS Either the oval or oblonr shape. Solid colors or patterns. Foamed back. Far Only 29c . .ch I I 1 I , -~ snowstorm to . 01 Pt.) ~ Mar~aret ~ I Salol Girlo JACKETS A group of girl• jackets Jn denim and nylon_ Sizea 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. , resentmg pi'" w"'e Natura Col CT. rep-' l Foust. Resources I Dirt>dor Frt'd E . Morr . Sht>l · don Boone. direetor ot the Ohio Sml ConscrvatJOn Se rv1ce Oh1o l l.T niwrslly Pres1dent Vernon H. Leon Evans . Jackson, wfD Alden . Jack Allen , executive be the speaker at the annual vke pres ident ot the Ohio Val- Me1gs County Town and Coun.. ley Improvement Association try dinner to bt held Friday and John Hammil. sec retary of night. Nov. 20, starting at 7:11 the Creek Conserva n- p.m. a t the Harrisonville school, o·lflner Ch l"Y D1stnct "' airman Hugh Custer d od salM t Eay . r. vans is widPly knoWD. lh" b k m IS area as a an er farme1. world trt~veler tmd c~mmunit} leader He spent two th~ ~elfare, SWEATERS Sale $4.00 Leon Evans Of Jackson Is Speaker Jed by Roger Williams, a Rio Grande alwnni who have grad- band from Cincinnall. Tickets 1 i months in Tumsia on an ICA This is a In whle IF be d th h f hH, Grande College alwnnus, now a ,uated since 1957. 1or the dance Will be available ! The Good"'·lll Truck will be rproject on agricullu al credit . 5 Mr. Reuter h_ash a d or d av; our c 13 • teacher in Centerville, accom· ' The Rio Grande Redmen will at the dour, The prir.e is $1.50 in Pomeroy Monday, Nov . 16, Tickets for the dinner are .. as he eJgs I mhonEI sto d H on7meTh.: panied on the piano by his sis· ' open 1964-65 basketba ll ! per couple. it!'l regular monlbly r.ullec- ' I vailable from John Werner 10 year m t~e out asN ~dr!c, · Baneec h ' ,51•ree·1 J~y ter Mrs. Margaret Thomas. 1 ----~twn altheA & P and Kroger !tJckel chairman; members Tuberculosis Hosptlal at e1son. rest e on ' , • • h · parking lots . I A huge snowstorm . experted t e servwe clubs of the county. October . hope of the Asso· dent, Marshall Kimmeladdress, college with stuFor all bulk items of bouse- ' to sweep out of the to- and from Crenge and Farm Bu8ville. and He waswas ablerelased to return to Pome_roy Il Js the welcoming 1 work on November 9. The dation that everyone in the ·, Howard Blanchard, of Dela· U bold effects, except p~nos .und , da~' . rarriC'd with it hope!=: for an reau groups . · d h" newspapers, to be PICked are up eMidwest nd to record drv spell s in ·- -- - Christmas Seal !e~!er to Meigs Meigs community will rea _ts · ware, president of the Central · at area homes, ~sidents and Gr~al Plam s. the lhe Countians was wntten by Roy ' leller thoughtfully and realize ' Ohio Rio Grande College Alum"38911 All h callitem!! WY for ~- nsale. . l'l'l reported . 0 ln 0 . while he was a patient at t e l~e 1mpm_ t ance of a contrt b u- ni Club and chairman of l he I WASIDNGTON (UPJ) - Sen. John G. Tower of Texas , invited u·eable toand R t 1 1 th c -~ L1ght f'arly morn ing sprinkles eu er Is r:na~- lon ~ ts au~ . Rio Grande Col~ege Alumni one of Barry M. Goldwater's most ardent supporters, he - go directly into pruvidiog earn· ·d h tlospital. Mr . coming year, more !Fund Council, tile response . llieves that foot-dragging by some Republicans helped ings tor bandicapped workers. The weather bureau 81 t e ried to the former MarJorte / Durmg than ever m the . past, t h e I Special music "by ~ill MeDon· I eause the party•s devastating defeat Nov . 3. 'I'll" II" ologan Is .. A Chanec- the forest and field fire thrBeaull ' "= ... c~un t era ttac k agams l disease · 1 ald . Dr . Alphus R, Ch rt!ltensen, , Tower to1d a news conference Friday that l'f h P 1u~al 1s ~~ ... Charity," Communi'"'- iu- in another drnught a1·ea . d • · the d em an d s f or DeJn nonrc 11 ·s l·-esl ,, •1 the weather bureau reporte ! Funeral seni"es for J ohn wrll focu s . not only on TB but ., presidenl oF Rio Grande co11ege on the wrong man ' ' m ,., humbly sult"l"it•" · ' o~ lh e en Il~e spec trum ~I Res· lremarks, seleclinns by tht'" Rio ouster as Republican national c hairman . ... "" ll o relief in s 1ght"" lo r critwa 1- Ro her t ,St (l bart. -' 16, who d"1ed p11·a tory Dtseases that IS, the : Grande College ensemble, •· This is not the time to yell , ·-- --- « ly dry pori IOn s of Pennsylvanm , Friday a t Veterans Memorial d i~?r. . ders o( brea th" 1: Tom Helms, of Lancaster, for scalps." he said. He cBiled tly throug11 a r ~mpor;~ry agf'n cy 1'\ew Jprsl\.' und \V"pst VirKinia . ho~p1· 1a.1 WI·11 be "-ld 'I d ay a1 . mg. . ,.,. non Jhls group of. allmt-nts IS t~e ] immediate past president of the on Republicans to wail and "let 1outside the GOP national com f3 The- storm dump£'<! up to one 2 p.m. at the Ewing chapel Alumni the dusl settle'' before deciding mJIIee . fonT of snow in mounlcun pa ~s with buna! in the Letart cemefourth largest k11l~ in the Urut- Jruo Grande College 1's of 11 statps frnm Arizona to !Pry In an interview ;n New York, Tl1e Rf'v Cha rles O'Coned States, so obvtously, a tre- 1Association main talk of the on Burch's future . d . ru I\lontana . lt was expec\f'rl to DOl" and Rei'. E ar Iy wr"II orr·iCJ. . b ,., . to. be done tn l evening . • men ous JO . Tower turned hi~ fire on Re· ' I1owever, N.Jxnn onee aga1n F'rurlt I Io _c On lln u,mg the cam · 1 The banquet will be held _at : publicans who refused to en- ed 111mse · If out as a poss1·bl e swing into northerr. New ~\1ex:i- <lie a dd 11011 P~ i~n to wipe out ~B. 6:30p .m . in the college's Dm· 1dorse Goldwater durmg the successor _to Burch. But d.1d !1st ("O ar1d K;msa s City and sweep He was a re t1rcd engineer ihese.,seals a_re. messengE"rS ing Hall. The CGSL of the_ ban- campaign or who dragged their ' the qua~1t1es 8 11€W chairman ~o;:~~~d the Grt>::J l Lekes !hiS and .9 member of thE' Racine 11 " Jnh•,· naliou;.~l of hope for milhons of suf- quet is $1.50 per plate. T1rkets feet in belrolf Gf the GOP tick- must brmg to the JOb. . Bapt1s t church One son, Lewis, 1 ferers: . . !w1Jl be available at the door, et . 1 '· The chairman must not _ be . Mrs Gladys Hayman's sev- TIH w~at11er bureau said the d1ed in 19~2 . JOHNSON CITY, Tex. - 1 The1r purchase IS se lf-msur- but reservations must be made . d h , the captive ot any pl11losophu:al · enth grade students presentPd slorm \o\oOUid lake the form of Survivors include his wife, President Johnson couferred anee, ilS well as a generous by 4 .30 · pm Monday Novem- 1 He a!~o attribute_ L e_,partys wing or the party, He must be 1thP first <Jssemblv program of raJn in the norther_n \fidwest. ld01 ; two sons, Charles, BaJtJ. with two cabinet members today help to others . There is no ber ,·6 with the colleg~'s Alum- ~efeat m_ pa~t to 115,.~~11 ure to an organizer. not a philosopher " 1 tht' year Friday inorning at ~ ~ IS pari ol a ehangm;; weather mor~ . Md . and John, A~plt 111 about some of the major fea· ' bettf'r way of ""shanng ~e · ni Relations office. ~.mass he said , adding that in both Pomeroy Junior High School of pattern Lhat_may brmg an end , Gr?ve ; a daughter, ~azel Wtlls, 1~mprove Its ~age:. tures of his "Great Society" !health '' than by resp?ndmg · A Homecoming parde, t"he a~peal of th~ eamp;ugn . as n~~ leadership ami ideology the songs, skits, and instrumenl3l to the Widespread drought next Ch1cago. ll grandchildren, two. and whut they will cost the geljerously to the Chnstmas · first held in many years by the HS well P~?Jected_ as it hcou GOP must pursue a "center music . week . fore casters sa1d. How. great grandchildren; two bro.. taxpayers , ' Seal Leiter. college will be held at 11 a .m., •have been, he said. But e ab- course." ' Announcer Kalhy Fra ncis in - ever , the . weather bureau thl'rs . Hen and Arthur Stobart, " He talked wrth . . . ' . ' solved Burch of blame. · · t-s, Willard Wirtz, ,I Saturday, November 21 .m Galli, ,. troduced all the acts Danny warned agamst "over for€'casl · bot 11 o,1 Racme. a nd 1wo SIS""' 5 secretary of labor, and Anthony ; • polis . The parade will travel ! . Tower, one of (joldwa_Ler IJGod and Timm y (;laze led the ing"' .\1rs. Cora Buck, and Mrs. Fay Bet"gle, J . Celellrezze, secretary of ID down Second Avenue and up for the presJden- 1 salute lo the flag . Paula :\1oore both of Columbus. 1 1 . [Fnends Is the on.ly maread Psalm 100 K;lfhy Franci s cal l at the funeral Court Street to the Gal\ia Acudhealth, education and about the goals and budget · emy High Schoo! gymnasium. I JOr GOP officeholder left m ~ex.. · led the Lord 's Pryer_ · home any time . 10 needs of their departments in Bands trom Gallia Academy after DemocralJc In honor of Veter;ms' Day. the '"Great Society·· program .t High School and other high , s_h de, H~ IS not up lnr re-elrc· , :Sheila Cowan read the poem :\1RS. BRYANT DJES Wirtz and Celebrezze arrived ' lschools in the area will also twn unul_l966. . , ··tn Flanders Field," by John Funeral sr>rvi res fnr Mary at LBJ ranch Friday march . Gallipolis merchants He Repubheun for- F'uneral services for Inez P . McCrea . noon about 45 minutes betore have donated trophies to be giv· ~unes ~gamst 8 b~ckgr?und of Cleland, 209 West Lane Ave . Impe rsonatmg tlw junwr high Seven were fined, two forfeit -' ~:r~7~~ 8 7;~eo ~~~e oir~~:. 1 Johnson said goodbye to Gus- I Under lhe direction of Rob- en for the best !loal entry and mc,.asmg party dtssenSlon and Columbus, who dted there lo· . personnel •ere Handy Bur I ed bonds and anolher case •as G1 lliddleport, 0 3 tavo niaz Oradaz, president- ' P-rt Warren, the Pomeroy High - - · - - - demands for hl~::h ·level stlake~ ' day . will be held T~esday at l as Mr Hwurd Kmght twld- eontinued in Me1gs County cwey ut 1me up . werE> Hawlin held tod ay tsat Z p.m. at elect of Mexico. School Marching band present- : I It a m. a1 lh e s choe d mger 1 m- .mg a th ermomt•1er to n•pre . Court actiOn ,.v n.d ay . the s·Coa F'uneral I ed a well _ received halftime . 0 flU F'ormer. Vtc;e President Rich- den chapel, 2741 Cleve land Ave ., sent his role as a teacher of Continuation of the case. Ohio h th I . Beeeh )show at the final football game ! ard ~ - Nixon s name has emer- Columbus. sc1enee· Denny l.auderm11t as v~ Vi;rgmia Sayre. alleging she ome WI una Sm , . iYioror ,of the season Oak Hill ged 111 suggestiOns Hwl some- I G1·aceside riles will held Mr . Aa;·on Zahl wlth a hamme.r sold liquor to a minor. was or DETROIT - Ford Co. today faced t~e prospect _-o( l' da ni ht. I ~ne lead a.!eshapmg o~the par. at p.m. Tuesday at the Le- in his hand to represent mdus- dered bv Judge Frank Porter . p \1 ctd! ; and total shutdown of lis y g - - tart F'a\19 cemetery with thE' trial arts : Mike- Dav is carried Jr. untii next week . enne avne . . l epor ·. ope.ralions unless crippling lo- Marchine: ~o_wn fiel_d to the . The campaign In the fight aHevs. Oscar W. Burdette and a baseball and bat to portray Phil Hudnt-11 . Pt. Plt>asant. Mrs Leura L_ vnr·h, Cmcmna&l. cal strikes by the United Auto school's traditional fight song, ·gninst muscular dystrophy is Paul Sellars officiating She Mr Russell Moore.; \1tke Grind· was fined $15 and costs. with ---~- -··Workers Union at seven plants "Acrn:;s_ the Field," the band being aided in this area by Pep 1 was e. former resident of LR- staff with a football was Coach l ~lO suspended and JO day s pro- ' MEETS WITH RUSt\ are settled by the end of the moved tnto a tnanglr A sen.es si Cola salesmen who aTe plac· I I tart Falls and the wife of the Charles Chancey: carrytng a ' bation, for fmling to display • WASIIINGTO/'-j I r PI \-French week, of pr~:cision dnlls followed while . ing canisters for the colleclion late Curtis Cleland. large globe was Mr . Bud Bick- hunting Hcense . He was cited ' Amba ssador Herve A\phand Fo~d Labor Relations V~ce l t?e band plar,ed, '' F'rent'h Na· 1of contributions in the business Survivors include onE> daugh · el. portrayed by Jark Jacobs ; :by Game Prote-ctor Donald -conferred for m rt• than an 0 PJ:eslde~t Malcolm L. DenJse •tlOnal Dehle. places in Meigs Coun~y. Pomeroy police today Issued ter, Mrs. Guy (Ethel) Bolmg, Cheryl McLaugh~m in a large wllliarns. ,hour Fndn · night wit.h Secre1 r,lve as- j Ending the senson in 3 pep· "We the will _re an emphatic that is a son. _Earl F . Colum- apron. and carr)"mg a bowl and rn other cases, Donald E. tary of State Ot>an Rusk at the satd Frtday sembly. plants m ~ord s com py style, the majorettes were spond In t~1s campaign to ra1_s e 11o be no shootmg of ftrearms bus; SIX g~andchtldren ; two spoon, was Mrs. Frances ~ob~ 1 Kmg and William W. Arbaugh Staie Dl?pannwnt 8 1 plex will be at Wot k Monday· ~eatured in a rockette number ! funds to fmd a cwe for t h at the town dump or Bny othE>r l b,·others. Carl BeE>gle, Eagle· , erts, home economies te-ncher · forfeited $27 50 bonds for speed- It was understood that they to the tune of ··s weet Georgia : crippling disease,'' stated Fran- place within corporation limits. ville, Tenn., end R~sh Beegle, ' Janice Couch was Mrs . E v a , ing. Lyle D. N1rhols was fined discus~f'd quest 1ons concerning 1 LAS VEGAS. Nev._ Tbe Brown.'' The band then moved ris E . Uraham, ~eneral Man~g· i Police ~id ttley have receiv- E~sl. Sparta: two s1s~ers, Mrs. · stout with a huge OhiO_ map; $10 and costs. speed : Cliff?'"d the controv ersia l Muililater.al tion 's last undecided Sen- into two company frunt~ anct . er o[ the Peps1..Cola Botthng ed complamts that persons are ; Wilham Blake. Racme, and Marlene Coodwm, carrymg an A Lei fheit , $10 and costs, 1m~ Nuclear F'orC'e nrLFJ and rsce has been decided, was led down thE' field by Drum Cu . nf : gun.s at the dump on the : Y.rs . . Iris Hudson , . . English textbook was Mrs._ propt>r !urn : Dale Lawson, NATO poilcws. f the time being at least 43 MBJOI' Mike Mulford and Crnham also noted that con- Lmcoln Hill road Persons caught Fnends may call at Srhoedm· tha Husted; Penn~ McKenzJ~ · $5 and costs. parkmg on the Special Twirler Clor1a Buck. I tribulions wHl furlher the pro- shooting guns in village will · ger chapel from 2 In 4 p.m . and as Mrs . Dana .Kessml!:t>r. girls . road: Francis W. Webb .. $10 HARRIS SUCCEEDS CLARK 1 Cannon the . . gram of the Muscular Dys~ro- 1 be prosecuted m accordance from 7 to 9 p.m. Sundlfly and physical education teacher, wore and costs, improper startmg: C' IIARI.F.STON s. c ~ UPI)Sen HowBrd Incu~be. nt Uemoc1·at, lo~med Drum MaJo~ette iS Donna 1phy Association of America, wl~h a town ordinance, police Monday . , shorts; Mary Lou ~sh was ~rs . · Byron Gaston, Jr., leaving scene Gen . Hugh Pa lE> Harris, com. toda as winner In his bid for C~ow_ and maJorettes Bre Pam 1 Inc. This ~nclud~s m.any re- satd. . ) Gladys Hayman w1th an arith- of accid{'nt. $10 and costs, and . mancler nt the U S Contlnen. 3 Jcond term, defeating Re· 0 Brien, Sandy Thomas, Kay I search projects. Ill this country , Okey Kmser, CLASS TO DINE metic text: Patsy A_sh played Jimmy C. costs, tal Army Command, FridBJ publican Lt. Gov. Paul Laxalt McGowan, Peggy Hoffner, Kan- and abroad, mamtenance of the , Racme R. D., Fr1rlay on an in· Tl JOF Cl f th "'th- tlJe part of Mrs . Luc1le Swack· falling to giVe audtble stgnal. was selected as the new presl67 309 to 67 252 on the basis of d~ Grueser, Nancy Ash, and 1 lnsttitute for Muscle Disease toxication charge.. He is held in 1od" ~e as~ 0 e · e .11 1 hamer, vocal music teacher. , :dent of the Ci tadel_ 10 1 an, unofficta'l canvas of votes Lmda Moore. in New York City, and a P_at- connty jail pendng appearance bJs c u.rtc °mTehroyk ": by ca..,ing a staff liner: Mary NAME OMITI'ED The four-star general wiD · · p which · oservet~ann\16 1 ansgtv··;~, . 1 . . _tent .Service r?gram , before Mayor Charles Legar. in meetin and dinner Mon. 1 (Contmued On Pagt 2) 1 Thurma Ve~ghan was umn- u:~ke over from ret1rmg Geft. in all 17 Nevada counties. --Veterans Memorial Hcr.rr:pital prov1des orthopedlc appliances, d g t 6. 15g L th h h 1 j tentionally omttted from thost- . :\1ark Clark on July 1. Clask hu .. DALLAS A 5 -foot -3 wheelchairs~ crutches, braces, SUB TO PINCH HIT May~ · p.m. 8 d te c ~~red. , LOCAL TEMPS 1participating in the Veterans been head of the South 0 Inch Baltimore charmer wlth ADMI_SSIONS - James Coch and hospital beds, etc. fo~ those Meigs County Dog Warden em ers are urge a en · ' The temperature in Pome- Day activity at the Meigs Coun- Jins m1lit.ary college since liM. ambitious for Broadway tod.Ry ran, Middleport; Dosha Hall, afflicted with this fatal disease. · George Logan disclosed today · rov·s business district at 11: 14 tv Courthouse this week. Miss utook over as "MiSs Tet;nage PorUand. . a substltute will be taking over PLAN ANNIVERSARY . "~- was 54 degrees, under sun- \;aughan played "' Taps ·· with 1ASK FOR OUSTER 1 America .'' DISCHARGES- Tina Joseph, Melga Ge~~~~ Hospital · his job for the next two weeks! The 5nd anniversary of the nu skies. Mickey Mencltini. WASHINGTON (UPI)- El&tll Carolyn MJgnini 17-year-old Middleport; Mary Barnhart, ADMISSIONS- Annabel Houd while he is on vacaHon. Per · Tdeodorus Council No. 17, o i students, members of a YOWll daughter of · a cloihing cutter. HaNisonville;. Rita . Krldder, ashelt, Minersville . . !sons with complaints for .the of A, wiU be observed Mon- , MARRIAGE APPLICATION REnJRNS HOME , Republi?an g_roup at Am.erien was chosen as tOO winner Fri· Racine; Marjorie Grunm •. Ra- DISCHARGES- David Leach, , dog warden are to contact e1th- day, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m . with Darrell Lee Dugan, 23, Rut- Frang Murray was returned Umvers1ty, picketed GOP ~ . daY night before a natlonal tel· cine: Lawrence ~~&"&.ell, Muidle-- Pomeroy ; Dell Talbott, Port- ~ er the county garage or t h e l a potluck dinner at the lodge. land, oonstruction worker , and borne after spending two weeks tional headquarters Friday e1J1o port; James Wanrer, Syracuse; land; Mrs. Harry Taylor, Meigs County Sherlff's depart· 1Charter members are especial· · Shirley Ann HiU, 23, Letartjat Veterans hospital ln Hunt- ·ling for the ouster of pa;;.tr IC.IIII"K 0. Pace II llldna Roush, Rldtte. ·i !W. meol. _ jly U<&ed to ottend. k. . Din&lon .....,lly. · cibalrman Deon B-. .. . . . h1 . I • ' . . (.,, ......... "' •• T,... - . . .... - ... . . "" . . .,. - . . .- li~~· i=~~: ~i::~~: ::·.~ ~=~ i EVANS: SPEAKER their' I closing arguments this morn- I State University biological 1 ing In a jury trial being heard . experiment station. in Meig.1 County Common 1 {.;Jvmg their approval to the 1 PITeahse·day eOriauof rli.nvl 1lvwe•ssathseuil,ef<',·r ond the trial. 1 1 0 The program for the Nov . 21 the bes! marchjng band. The season aga inst the Michigan $2.3~5 by Elmera A. and Ha~io Grande College Homecom· i aul_ornobile agencies in G~lh- Lutheran College Saints at Gal· zel R. Reed agai1:st Grace mg banquet was announcM to pohs end Pt Pleasant, W. Va., l!a Academy High School gym- · V. French, all of Middleport, ROY RUTER BEATS TB day by Dr. Kenneth Welker, have loaned new convertibles for nasJUrn at 2:30p.m . Tickets over a disagre~menl in the the college's executive secre- the parade . which are good for both games, 1 k leasing of a building in Mid~ tary of the alumni association. Following the parade at 1 Will be available at the door ror dleport. ' 1t follows: p.m. an exhibition basketball $1 50. ! Tbe only wilnes!'l for tbe .d 1 1lgame featuring Clarence ··Be· , The trarlitional Homccoming 1 plaintiff was Mrs. Reed . TesB1'll K . kb "d tr rt e, presl en F . ·11 be pIaye d at dcmce w1·11 be h eld tn . th I' YO ranc1s w1 e co · t tifying for tbe deiense Thurs. G II . A d H. h I . C ., H II t 9 I Sluden t .Se na.te, as . masb tert h oI Illh I g · ege s ommum y a d a Eugene Hawkins, e e a Ia ca. emy · day w-·re · · ,· ceremomes mvoca 1JOn y ' T t r iSchool gymnasmm, Bevo Will p m. The theme of the ance IS Ernest Lew1s, Don Stivers Roy Reuter has been named "hal·rman of the 1964 Hev. L ulh er racy, pa5 or o b . . d b f h. f R. b I R Y B II" ·, d ·o h . .... th R"10 G d 8 . t Ch h I e jome y some 0 IS orm- , .. IVCr oa mg our e . ' an Marl n FrE'IK' ' c..:ourt ofChristmas Seal cnmpaign to be launched h ere November e ran e aplls ure · , er teammates in playing an ex. Music for the dance will be pro- ficials expect the case to be 1.6 by the Meigs County Tuberculosis & Health Associa- After dinner, group singing · hibition game against other Rio v1dPd by the "Satin Tones," a 1 concluded today. Ii COAT SWEATERS Sizes 4 to 12 ond 6 to New! Fashion Ou . .n $J.33 Solo Price $7.95 Style as pictured - $1.78 It really works. just like mommy's, operates on 2 standard 0 size batteries. completely safe, blows cool air . TOY IRONING BOARD $4.9S 72"x126" Size Enjoy The Comfort of en Electric Blanket (8arbit'l Little Sister} Th' doll the b~g girl~ are WHntiu g for Christmas. Brunelle. blond, and "d head Each skipper has her own ' 'Junior Edition " Wl!l"drobl' . with Wire s13nd. SALE PRICB Hair Dryer Set For My Dolly and Me Stl• Pric;e $27.50 Young Men's JOHNNY SEVEN O.M.A. Sol~ $6.9S 69c 77c Football Spin-a-Game to Boys Zipper Front $2.95 to $9.95 SOOPER DOOPER all ages 72"x108" Silo 89c De Luxe ~arne. Shoot it catch it - hounC'{' it - Safe unbreakable plastiC'. $7.95 100% Acrylic Orlon knit, Jungle Raider Rescue Copter with Action Gliders Durable sate vmyJ i11 cumb;~t calm·. Working winch, ~lid wg hatch. rot ating props. SALE PRICE INDOOR card gam~ fur . . ' . . $3.95 servanC)' Disb:ict said the pro- H 0 m ecom ing p roura m is ~'':;~r::'.cm;,.;~·;~i;g' • G d A d b R nnounce ''\f 10 ran e,' .J I t10n. Twin Bed Sile, Single Control .. , , . , . , .. $13.95 Tricycles-Bicyclet-Guide Whip Racers Famous 72"x90'' Size 69c Also See The V-Rroom Skiploader- Oump Trucks FLINCH Jackets _ prev t>nl.~ "Classic" Automatic Blankets All of Ken 's clothes fit him . SALEl Complete Line of Men's and Young Men's Coats and foam hark 72°x60" Si:le He 's Ken 's Buddy by Mattei Fits mo~t bicyf'les and trirycles. Start it - rev it - ldlr 11 - race it - stop it - lock 11 ~ WJih your own key ;ee it advertised on TV S•l• Price $3.69 3'x5' .......... ' $S.95 $1.09 V-RROOM- HOT RODDER ENGINES S•l• Prlu 24"x70" .. I The proposals recommemiOO · floods . : c hannel changes and the con- I posal. Joseph C. Allen, see--Creation of the Clear Greek , -~ Creation of Monday Creek I st.ruction of Jevees around the rtotary of the Rusb Cretk Coo- I . $1.95 27"x48" slipping or sliding. Stain resi sta nt - no tron - water repellent - machine washable ··- macllme dryable . Amuing foa m back with "e\ing fit"' will nel'er <:rush, crease ur wrinkle . Colors : .Brown, P•Jrnpkin, Gold Limen. ~un. ALLAN to . . . . $2.9S 24"x36" Lumimll~d SAlE PRIC& MIDGE Brown, Olive Green, Beige. l:::lt>IIUtlfuJ decorator shades lha1 WIISh beautifully. Foam-Back Throw Covers fo'lies up to 40 feel . 4 manned space cruft with laum·her ~elect !Jack "Kantslip" Knit ASTRO-JET $2.19 44 In 4'x6' . , , , , , , , . , , . . .... . , ..... , . , ..... . $7.9S $1.89 f"hOIN: . Slant pockets. Size 38 fu lurs lllatch ill 11ll stzes. $4.66 FOR THIS SALE! $2.SO PENNY BRITE CLOTHES In cl udin g such fashions these, Flowe-r Girl, ChitChat - Winter Prmcess Singin~ in the Rain Your A h1:'11\.J weight 100 0"., Ro!l yon Pile ru" with skid proof with I ~ wool plaid lining, Knitted 'log Cabin, Throw Rugs 1 Hear l~ real farm amm:o~l~ JU ed at hearings here. The engineers submitted six warm collar. Solid color corduroy I 1 STADIUM COATS Just Received- New Shipment 88c ' Men's and Young Men's $1.43 BOOKS - BOOKS - BOOKS .Uhrbie's Best Friend) " ' By Mottel She can wear Barhie"s te£>n <~gE' fashwn model wardrobe . S•l• $l79 Prh::• ellery fashionable color. ANIMAL TALK GAME BY MATTEL FIVE CENTS Re~ervoir 2.98 GAME CHEST Plays 58 games - made by rransogram. Just 4 tu sell. f1nd it in this sPii'd ion _ The old h11;orite.; plus 1he new ones since la st Christma' Sorrv -- Bmgo -- Tripoly - You Don't SJy - Chut es a 11d I <ttl Uer - IJIJ l~h11.l -- Beverly _ \lunupul~· ~ tlllnll i Hg Rovfll ~· P:~s~ Word Hillbilht'~ 5<-rabb\e - Game of Stall's -- Cun<Pulta lion - Parc hesi Aggrav ati on - F.xecutin• Sorry - and ma11y , mt~n:v others. Stop 111 Elberft'lt.ls T()_\·J and - - S.t'e th<' SPI{'eti un -· and buy yours now . SATU RDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1964 • ·• LOGAN <UPI ) -Flood con· alternate proposals designed to Rese rvoir from Clt>ar Creek . to control r unoff Jrom ' city trol plans drawn up by the U. cut down or eliminating flood 'J'hJs has been authorized for the 77-mile area and help re· Thl' ~1earings wt>re attended S. Army Corp s of Engineers for damase in Southeastern Ohw . · 25 years but ne-ver carried out. dt•re flood damage 10 Alhens 1 by some 400 offil'ials and are<~ the Hocking . River basin were Particularly hard h1l _in recent , - Building of Sugar Grove and Chauncey. restdents. • approved Fnday by nearly all years has been the OhiO Umver- Reservoir on Rush Creek, to be l - Plans for an Athens local The onl)' objechon!'l were to government agencies represent Isity campus in AU1ens. used to hold water only during 1flood control projec t, involving ! Sugar Creek Re&ervoir prO· 89c $J.43 Yuu na mt- .vour lm) u1 g1r h. fltvon ll' ~llme and yuu·u l1kt>ly Genuine Teen ·Age Fashion~ for Barbie ood Midge Made by Matlel .1\n exl"e11ent Choose from coatin&, suit· ::::omplete game Chinpse ~heckers reverse s 1dt> is l checkE-r ho11rd . GAMES FOR ALL AGES SALE! BARBIE and MIDGE Clothe• 521172 Inch S h : e - ine and dress weights ln No ba1tt-ries nt-E'ded, 2 walkie talkie combat phones, rti:' · 1rarlab!e aniE"ltn<t. 30 JE"et of wire. Solo PricE tan and winter wardrobe, $1.66 Johnny Seven Combat Phone Sets $3.95 Hoot.nany GL•itar1 No. 80 Sp•cial Guihr $4 .9! Sew right tor your miniature doll With arms and IE!'gs . SALE PRICE bendin~o: "'* erH:a taey wen rsdoel by die end ol die kt 11• IIJid were reilltrodueed here udl Spi!aisb oecapado., ll'alls•• I - • Al-p ....... ._ """"" lo larJ• aiUIIbers Ill N..,. • Hocking River Flood Control Plans Win Approval in Hearing at Logan Inch Siz• - - Textur11 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Slx52 Houndstooth end - -· 4 onl; REMCO $4 .$0 SHOWBOAT with 4 complete btt playl, including 1cenery, playen 1nd 1niph $2 .00 - B•sket WeevM $2.87 SALE $1.99 MISSILE SETS NO. 182 1VOt XVI • e Ideal for dining room or dmette. Protects and IIIV· es your Hnens. Guaranteed not to mar or acralch t.able finish . Wipes clean with damp cloth . Flannels--Doeskins ~ gu n $3 .50 --~---- TABLE CLOTHS WOOL MATERIALS ETCH A SKETCH Draw Popular FLANNEL inch width Christmas 196S. SALE! ELECTRIC GAMES Potlorno In Tho 54-60 Sunny and mUd today, high. 65-70. Fair .und nut so t'Ool tonight , luw 3t43. Sunday mo!'ltlr cloud) . Mindy and a litdt warm. tr 1 bigb 70..72. NOW YOU KNOW' �.-.. ... .. ~ • ~ ; ' < , £ ' ~ ' • • I _. , ., __. ...- ,.. .., "" . • ~ .- ~ .,.. - -~ f' - .- _. ·- -.. -.J' " - ,_ - ,... ' 2-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-f.ttldleport, 0 ., Nov. 14, 1954 New In Farming Guideposts to Building Recreation Business Are Staked Out lacking. Peoplr who mlgh1 be lntertst· ed In Qtveloplng recrtatlon!ll ta~ cii!Ues fu 1 the :~ummer ul l~ should begm this taU to make I plans. and lnlti.&te t.tmgtble ~ strucuon uf arrangement. · effictthe Uhlamg furm rt'sourC'es a~ ex1t to h1s facility then vandal veloptng facllttles t.hHt wtll pro- sE'ntces In your com mum tY tha I' for th e actual development of The person d . who ble applies management l%0 Lt·n~u .. ttuH unr uu ' vi t'V .in uutdour rt'l'rt-a\IUII facility bm bt>tumt-:1 v~r} rtllltor prob- l vidc .!1 ~ervrll! or tomplemt!'nt eould b~ used tn yuur eu~tu- , yuur pro)t'<'l k nd and be- 1 ~e~~Jtanm c~~~nlng an outdo« (uun~ F.xt Agrn\ en.· nme N-'rsons In the United forr~s us to ( un 1 t' 1ntu eontact !em~ I alrt't!dv ext sling outdoor rt>crea I men buslnes:'Je~ In your comF' ourth. brea "'"ou Y •·rprl' se uearln• o\.grkulturt 1 '} lt'"i 1 ~ r· . . . prOJE'C ' 10 ... . Sta t'astl\ . v.lthm <~ d,t\ s v.tlh the !Jubltc, manage the ~~ u~t. the human dt'mt-nt h !Jutt bumesses Mild racthtlt'S. mun Ity tha I wou ld ~ t:·umpall 1 gin to promote your . ed • rerreatwn efforts en""' U1 the dtreclon of bu~wes.s sHnJL.u tu II Uustness uf umust Importanct' Fourth , ont' ('Q.[IsJder~ hu pro.. ble and l'Umpllmentary wilh ImVetiUI!Iate mauranut ~ s, ~JS bt'inK a comw.ttt~ Many pt"op\e m Mt>lgs <oun dm t' uf Metgs l'OUnt} r. art' dabbling tn, lht' outdoor \ht' toltrht busmt'~s ptO\tdtS mtula~t'd otl ,\o\.nn Strt"'l:'t and Assuuutet.i wtth t/u.s are the ]JUsed sttt" Thts Jnvo\ve I he your busmess -l and abovt all plan for IS!':~!:~uslness, wt\1 grut.. recreatlon busmess A few are . 1 11 ume mu 1 ma tnte~ ln person<:~IJI> and l<l>il~ vr the 10 ~.wl!:ra1Jhv and the around CU\' Above all, l11vesl!gate all rea u publicity The amount cia h I ,..,. 1 D c far rt"a{hmg llt'Y. frt'~h mcome or tt tuun- Y..t i.l .; :. I I d tr t I that ill be lllVtm Lo your ly Jnaease his c a.ncea or I dev~opmg as\ I\ Tht' Uhtu Ue urtmen t uf th~ htghe.,t ot publt c Jelatlon.s oper<:~lor~ndhtsfamlly,th~L·un- ~~. watt:r resourc~s. lnlqueness : atona an res ICJon~ . w · tacU1llt-s to pro-wtde servtces to · P h h 11 n ral ubllc \ lcttons ol the opt'r<ih.w· l·unrern- 1of the ttrea .und Jill resources, , Second, determine the ty~ door recreation enterpriM ·~; ~ F~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, d~velopment report~ thai l e w!t lt' ~t' t' V 1 1 th t d nd 1 1 re n people for out door recre-atton h Altt o gh th.is I a problem wg tht' .-ffel'ts of lldverusmg i i:ICCt'ssrbilttv amd lhe compll- ' of r~rt'&t on tnterpr se a epe n arge measu o 1 0 1U tor bu lv ... '.,,,, day A '''d mcuntamtng his tilcllll\i e~s mt'nton ur- ~umpatJbil!lv ot vutw vuu wtll providt". Tlus may be extent of your adverUsmg . Some of tins develpment IS •slue ol tounsm _ m It 1 ~ elng su ~ "" ·' · . . . . T CliNICAL ASSISTANCE II 1961 t!Xeee-dt'd $96:~ mtllton Aak How to Earn caused ~} the u-emendous swe ' . . numO~:-r vt peoplt: h!iVt' demun· '1\ot'l ! ~~~ Jts appeanm<•e Also. pr .. post"d entt!r~nse wt th eXJst· S'olotmmrn~ . farm nome vucatJon: E .. m Ohio I population over the It .l.!i m_y undt-rstand~ng tl.la: stralt>d !hat II l'<Jn bt' dum: any potentltl \ fae tlily operator mg busmesses In yout area nunplng. wmler sk.IUng, hWlt In_ addition to many aources past 10 to 20 years . Added tom \\t."st \olrgmla and 1\entulk\. II probably ts true tha i we should ~er!Ously evaluaw corn - Fifth. you want \O t.·onslder ng. tratl. adventures, horse of fmanclal assistance, this is the expectation that ov- , the commerctal ventures of out h ttloor recreation t'X- mum tv attitudes toward outstd · l e~ws and regulations What do- b<t ek ridmg , and mul'ly. many have at your fingertips a lar·Re il L"! thr next 17 years Ohto's pop- door recreation and tounsm avt nu ~ubi Much 1 ~ un- en: ~~~ toward recreation m bout opera tor Jiabllity and pat- other possible aerv1cea that you variety of agenctes , inclivlduols, ulatiOD will increase at a r~te ranks second and thmi ~n thes~ :Ow~:~o:t ~hls busme~s Much geneJal ron protectwn·• Protection a- could provide the tourmg pub- and organizations_ that can of more than 600 persons dailJ . sta tes a~ mcome produ mg en b eded I Second what t~re yo 11 com- gamst vandalism 1:1nd unauth- he And 11 might btl entirely vide techruca\ asststance for seat c er~~ ne · ....... Iopment ol your'[!~~i~l;:~ill0 Within 200 to 250 ffil.1es 0 1 ' teqHI Ses l'h ere 15 nu duubt that reH In tht' ob!iervauon mwutv features'' Thts mvolves 1 ori~ed trespassm& IS needed po:ss lbl e •• "''a l your Particular ..,..ve Meigs County there :ore 20 . mtl· a Jot ol pt'oplt' ~uppor tm~ th~l of t~:l:'evxp~nence ot peuple who the ~onoouc aruvuy of t h e, What Wi ll te the needed per- I site and surroundln& commun- The United States lion peuple of whom 15 mtlUon tounst bus1 ness _111 West \ Jrgtn are atre:Jdy m the busmess sorne area. the proxtm 1ty ut the area : mJhl ltnd licensing 1egulations? 1 uy adopts Itself W a combtna- of Agrlcu_ltw-~ ~as developed are non-farm persons We Cttn Hl .:md Kf'nturky are pas~~~~ ~ er tmt>nl cumd erattons ar& !Je- to populatiOn ~.·enters and t.rav·l WIJJ you havt 110 opportumty Lo 1lion of many recrt!l!ltlon aernc· l q\JeS'tJOnatre tlw.. you can 1188 1t1rough Mt'lg:. L·ounh on t 1pinmn Lo b~ uncovered t:l routes and the char.acterls- use any ad)acen[ public lands'' es. 1:t general guide for wa~ ttl l'tese other two states g ln ~ rt'<.·ent uatiOnwtde sur- 1u cs ot the t·ommuniL) 'a popula- Wh.al .11re the local health and I Here you want to pay spec- a.s 11 private land owner The development ol tac iltUes ve rJV the United Stales Depart- uon I safety meas ures and regula!-' lal a ttent ton t~ the possible al- whether or not you should . for touno;m and outdoor recrea Y It t Tt trd onto must consider the IOns'' ternatives avatlabht for the de- sider a recreation enterprise. h ' Its prob\t'fflS ITJt'nt ol Agltt'U urt' 51 per cen I ' r It d tO . I l 1 II bl 1 uon howe\el·, as d 01 tht' eo•Jit- eng.:Jged m tuur eumpettltvt- and compllmen1ary LoGICAl.. ORDERLY, velupment o your 5 e an 1This maleta I ava a e . . Man} of our rarmers and ·~uposed recreaAPPROACH tbe demand tor the alternative the County Extension Off1ce. 1 t t\'e lan up- ~:om andp out door reerea 11on r e - <tspt:{ 1, ul his r·.. . O'.mer s. ::~re eva ua mg . td tha t tht") had no prob- twn vt!nlure Thts tnvolves sur- If you havt:! decided to explure enterpnses. Also available ls a concise out. portuntl) mhrrt"nt tn 1 ~ur~sm Fe~ eonnec ll:'d wllh the-Jr bu SJ- llt"')'lll~ tht" current ava~labtlity l the dt'Wiopmen t of an outdoor Thi rd, you want to plan wh~~-llne that can serve as I The btg problem Jn\'U v 1 ere s 01 11 thel 4y per t~nt ut tht> type of 1et-rea lln enter- r ~~.-reauon bu smess. we feel lair- evt'r enterprlse you have deCI guide for developin&: ON IS tht" tnmster ofndus~s~ur~~; :~~~ s.:J ld l;h~y had Jrobl ems, pn~~ btlng planed ls t be l ly ('ertaln of somt! detailed steps ed upcrt. Thts mvolves tt lo;~t: ~ recreation facility . land, butldmgs / f b due Lhev mt'nlloned must thL prac- demand sufrrcient to warrant that yoo ca n lake to help msure1 range development plan, Bulletin 441. •:~~~~;~;: II NEW HOLLAND 1 from a goud an t"~~:rclal \Jl't:' ut vandalism and a wtde the develop men t'! What are the beller suc1.·es:s of your cornplet- 1ten and drawn out on_ paJ:;[' Other assistance is tJ EQUIPMENT !JOn entetprtse to B co v<tnety ul uthe! a;e LtS lhLtt Wl-'le : e<:~pacillt'~ ;:md Jevt'l~ of use foll eti ptoJe<.t I then determine your Jmm ~ the SoH Conservstion L ftr~l. you should analyze tilt' l ate n~s •. p-epare a. cost an ' lou) and state Health ser.lt·e enterpn~~ anu ttber we nut mentluned t"nuugh by enough extstlng farJit Ues. for examplt!, .I To product roo tht" ;ub)Jt'O!Jlt' to wan <Jilt bemg ol any are t:XI~llng tau Illes uvedlow- sltt" polenttal as Lo the natural 1return esttmate, ~onsid~ and financial 1 have nut IJad to mt'e r 1 sJgmhrance Tht"rt! are lndtca· ttg'l resourees m w.:tter, physical I able methods of fmnanclng, is available from I lie- lht- markettlng u uUl; re~ l1(lOS lh ilt If the uperat0r has And Orlt" !ohULIId co mnder the . ~h!lractenstics, MOd natural at- lsecurt Hpproval from the Frmers Home Admmistration du "l~ tc tht" pu h tc v. a.s a th ·1 bl ncies a.ud tu farmers ~ho derive B I' 1 care ot b) ~ middle ~a~~l'untrol ovtl' the enllr .:Jn1·e and opportumlies avatla~Je _ for de· tr.:Jcllons . An.!IJZt' e IVIU a e ' lOUIS age _ part of thetr Income from 1 sat~lv Bl.~KESI . F.E B\' l' F. sa\ itt i L"urr.ltng to [ 1 I I I ! 1 6 Ofto 1 A dvanct 0D 0D FREEZER SPECIAL L 'r' . '. L ellvery lvldend 1 ~ ~ : ";!~I Racine Sor·iftv Notes 23 Cubic Foot S265 1rPP ~:ers )1 131 1\t ;:~nd [r t l•l\d~ ~·''· h•rt tu ::.ttend tht> 11,''', • ' nrer :ll . \1rs Jent'til' Lungs· 111 1 \I J'mma An dt!r· \\IJJI h 'll.t JL· IS '~I ll to. I! s Sa r :.~h \1oore . Mr ,-wd !itt~ f'.1rl AndNo;on Mrs ( arohn 1-'ll'll•. h..Vli i:ltH.l itlrs t'l d l ordm Mr ~ lhalles , 1:' ' ·. 1 ILl IIWeWt>l ilfld { lwr 1-'llt:' u ll J · d M ('h 411 le:s 1 rutht Mr an · ' \luurlle:ld til P::llkt'rsbytg W. F: 1 1 ungswnrlh \ .1 \It·,., mty ' :\I nd \lr~ Lmtr~ :-Jlut tt~ .. 1'1 1 tl ol ' 1r ~ ! ,t:'o'·g~· , on~ ~wut ' ·, "-' Mt <titd Mr:s (,reeniJe!d,bOb 0 • 1 , ttt'nv tlk HtJbet 1 Uu tnsd 0 't ~ E 11 ,s; Is ·' ,w ,N C · ;I. It <tn1 ('h,,•l\l<ill l.ung,·.voltll o l . · d •t Pa!Jl \lc·. \ <~ ' i\lt an N l ' 1s('umberl:.md Swt>g n~ Mt s W \ 111!:1 utMt o.~nd Juhn' • \ l tdt 1 011011 t' l.ongswnrtlt \l • d t\ l uFt <Jnk Longswo1 th' 1 r an k ~\ i\l anU ~Irs ut Bret SV II 0' ' ' 1 ,, ,, ,~ 10 ; ket (har\t! s L)o) Ill s u r... ' \{ 1 Harold Longsworth ol ,1 ntl Mrs Don · ,_ P<:~V.lliCI\€l, ·' 1 •ll1 ·-•nd Mrs 1.1:';\l.l';lt'l <ill d ' ~I .. ,.,. Cu mJohn ).1cSwtgm oI ~>~""' ' lr <Jnd Mrs \ , be l land . \ "'1r ' U1 r lestun w Leun 'v JCk cod 0, ''' ••. SIJ<~ IIk 1"' Mr an 1•1r~ ·1(;II" " 1\.1 Pt<J J!e 1 ot Pa:r kt>rsb~;~,k ~ u Mr Hoomer ul r :>t ers Ut 0 ' uml J\.lls Dun:.:~ld P.orsons ul AIb \•It (;lnd ~l rs ()alt' 1\Pts arny . l J.unct ton {'ll\, Mts Maud l 0 < Dubbtns ul s um e:t set Mr A I) Mt'{ ornllt k u\ Lharlt'ston '' A romp let e lint! or lh»:;t and upnght Netgler, Clur a Housh, Uuro- I lh\ \1crn~ l.uttJe Wtlt'uxt!u , h:s1 \<1 . Laton, L<:~ uJ " l:::lell and her ; d<~ught er Ki:i tlu yn Gunlhet , of 1 Cmumwt J and Mr Morn~ Mrs l \,untht!r <~s~tsltd M1~ Mo1ns Anl•UI" UNICO CHEST FREEZER ONLY ' ' ' '' Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES .I I ' ' ;• i' LO choose from DON'T BUY TIL YOU LOOK AT THESE! eWASHERS eDRYERS eDISHWASHERS eRANGES eREFRIGERATORS eCOM81NATION S \I Htggt> nbuth:Jm ol Ch.Jrlt'slun A largt' t.:lowd ol ,. , 1:' t. tim' Sunda \ wh 0 P 01 1 · · Wl'rt un .. biP tu ~L:l} lot tht' lun t'r.ll \Jo 3 uf tht' Rapllst ll .1s-; S d Sdwu l nrt·l .,.,llh \ lrs un (;!y }o r:JIII'IS \10 1'1 !~ hus\P~~ Jl llef 6 ltolllt' F'rtd<~v even tng, Nuv Th.Jnksgt\•rn g 1 iJI,Jgr,tm ' 011 was p.resent ed bv \1rs ;\1.mdt' wa s 1 stngmg ol hvmns OJml ft' <t dmgs bv mt>mbl-' t ~ l'vl l s \loth~ St'l ,ed · F lh re lreshmt'nts tu !11e 1 5 m1 . ( onn tt" and grandd.lll~hJ;;j[ Smtlh 1\'budt• Young, Fnmkte lh POMEROY LANDMARK WY l -2181 Optn T 1l 9 p .m Evrry Ntqh! For Your Conve-nlt-nn SUVtNG MEIGS, GALLIA AND MA50N COUNTIES C ~~.~~~ l~ll:r :~~~~~ ul\~e ~:~~~~::i:ii:~~~:::;::~::i~~::·:..:.;._::;:,..-_ _::...._.-. : "Sure Sign of Quality" Seventh Grade Gives Program r Contmut-d From Page 1 l :.lervtngt M V ·ne Waller Sut' Hi:l vt!s ~tth .: ~ .set'rt't:..~ry's !\1 l <.li lt IS . e1 · ~OJI t'lll tetumt'd wtth a b~rlh· notebou~ we~~ MJs Gral'e Drakto h nuson and James Hubert Oatley playday supfier lur tell 1!:1 ". ~JU('I:-' Ut'eglt> Uther~ IJit'Sent t>d tht" part uf custodlilll /\lr d M u b B eglt' \1tllurd t:rtrt'st·r "11h a lurlit' v. e1 e M1 !HI r!:! uu e ~nd l::ltl l\ br,011 m . , .. T~lt' 8t'tllm M SciVIt' Mt:sstotl· \\Ltlk Don. t Run, 64 w::~s OJ!~' su1 tet} rnt'l e~t tilt' liaplt sl pi.lytd J.i an lll~trurnental numthuttlt T ut~de~y t"Vt'flln~ NQ~ ber U\ Julin Lohse ptanu , !{an , d R lU lrtchouge ot (lit!llt<~ ULull· dv !:Sur!, tl!um s; ti ll uger d 1tt 1 l.rlmutt' uutlar 1 nor , tht" m ·ellng upene " ~ the hym n v.e ve A Ston · w P<~mela Neutzltng read a pa'l tdl Lu llle N<~l t un>;' and PI <~}· fJt'l on Th Ltnk sg lv lng and ·t;o P bv \olartt> Buus'h Ue-...utlons 'It'll It on th~ Mount onn' was I . b u h M L led by Vera l:!~t!gl..: uperwJ b~ ~ung v ra~sv As'· ary . ou ll <~v e lhlt\e U\lrr1 Wi:!y , -\sh M,Jry SilL' Hayes , a nd Karstngtng stllpturt' AI ts 1 B 11 , en Have s wt1h Mr s. Luctlle Lord,' , '·h Pot·rn 1 l\lt 1 lire :O.Ii:l~ltl <~ Sw:H r. amer arLump<t nytng . J um I ._ . '·f\, " Wils IJIV nwdiiJIIon cuJI(f-' l ll ll! g .\ sk11 Sill . I n!'i ~ d ' \\' B Jl\lle .v hu Wl:' TII to In ta <iS a en uv ;;~yne drn h~r 1 H.tru ld m J~S IUU<~ I), (;llld du ~ed "'tilt .::J l:lm kt'r. E rnte Hagg\ • And Y , 1 l\t'l In Vt'r<J Ht'eglt" Alter L~:~udetmlll. Huy NliL , Danny r ,_ tile hu•w1<::s:o ~esswn a It'l 1e! l ' <JSP ·an d ·Susan I·.::~ Ud"lmlll .. 1 1 u!ll \ltldt ed Ht'nsun. i:l rm sThe !mal sktt was ' The Cq!ues:ton:.~r~ leadwr 111 J·hn111, was tum · with Max t•ulm~r as the · 'l'h" B I H b I lt'i:.ILI IH' t.r ... tl a Slmp::-on ~ boy. et1e . ee~n o se tter e~s pt ugt ;Jtn W«s 1:1 talk on wurk the g1rl Hat old Harker <~:1 c ' · 1 b th L d Hud son as BUIIlld a Ttd tht! ung1.1 u) ! re ro er Ill a 111 I d IJ l d-~ ther t u 11 rrs who l!> llt' tl1e ststt'r <111 OJrmy ~.:JU "" s ' , h :spet:~ ker to1 kw t.rande A ~- mtlt as the fal er. · Huward Kmg hl ~urla twn Y..,httt" Crus::. d ed 1(<1Pltnetpa 1 ol Ethel Smtih (On!'!uded the assembly wlth 11 0 n m t harue 0 opened wlth a duel by Vera aJmouncNnents than k mg M rs l:ieeg!e and Franrrs Y.., tlroxen, Hay man 's group (or thetr I me i ll c aceumpa nted by Esther atrns Quo! ::~ ul u:;ed c lol llmg lur LJayton Chrtstlan Center W<i~ chose dedt cate d M . rs sm tth Mal t hew 10 16-20 lot her sc nprot· t "Una:.hamturt' A 1m t.'r a ton. wus g1wn ed o/ llt' ,ospe. b} UI! Jt: Mae Co:wrt. The sesth prayer by 1 d s tun c.: us~ wt Th Lo e Ctlt Glcnn<:~OCnnnur . e v dedicatiOn was led by !:iland1e \1'--tlelsun S!Je used U Corm"' thl«n~ 5 HI and a reading " Tht' d (~dt ul Recunctliatwn,·· ~n progtiltn . Mrs D<~v ld Huddlt"stun wenl lu Columbu!-1 !u lllt't't Iter hu sd band '.\bo h<:~ s bt'e lllfl (irt't-'n l<~ u lor SIX months ~1 1 a11 ct M1s B1ll Lake of t Za nPs\t llt' spent Sund ay wrt I Mr 11nd Mn Frands Morns \1 1 and Mrs Gt>orge R Fill V mer uf Murgan1own. W. a. spen tWPdne sd<:~~ and UVt!!'nlght V wal · wtth Mr and Mrs. e1ne tt'n~un Food Ads UPI Briefs Tell More Th 30 pfJCe • (Continued From Page l) agricultural production Spring Avo. PorTMNy Recreational facJJilies to m<<l ll PHON I WY 2·5101 the demands of the public BOSTON Ichampion Home~-. - FORD TRACTOR Qlssius Clay was Co Ext Agent, ~ <Niov !I covering ~u1tlsfactort 1y (lJist week we dlsl·ussed th! fr··nl • "Friday-the-13th'' herWITH PLOWS AND 1. " ' food adverhsements and "Weer- 1 ration in the Boston City end Sper1als" Thts week I'd n ~ ope d , $5 mil- I WAGONER LOADER llke t.o contmue this diSCUJ- Hospttal and. Mon ay s. I SJon. 1!Jun return title Fight With Son' ' ny Ltston waa kflo(·ked oullnWh d lh I ' d d en you rea e ovu as defimttly. I' in Wednesday, Thursday's and The 22-year-old chemplon'11 PHONE WI 9-3201 ~'rtd av's papt-n there are a . . la- 1 PEARL STREET RACINE, 0. lol ot terms a WISt shopper surprise hour-IOOI!I openrtlon 1 should loOk fur and become fa l te F'nday mght wt ll keep him il l:::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::~~~~~~~~~...~~~ miliary With Often, the pril'el m the hospttal for II week, ln lf f bo L mon I are prominent but the de11crip· convalescence or a u a · "Farm Loan• tive term !I 1n 'smaller print th, and out of the rmg for for FARMERS tell J•uu juU as mucb or more I nearly three months, D Chief S~rd by FARMERS• lllan the prl"e .. alone WatcJr for i geon William Mr ermott sal . the•e mg ,· - ·- - ., lerms wll•n. •·herk ... n1eals fresh. frozen and can- store's own grade - or 1s It ned fruits and vegetables Na inspt!clfd and out graded ? FOR FARM IIOIIO ily advertised food prod Do yuu kn ow wh! a qua li'l Y LH Is Ill f<~mJ\rar packages to p"odure. fruz en food and (..'till· ] FINANCING See not present this problem For ned uoods the grocer sells' Is JACKSON 0 I I d f I exe~mp 1:' a -poun can o co- It poor , good or the very best lee, a box of soap powder are Perhaps the store offen goods I dard Pa{,' ke,..,•es an d vou buy of dlffert'nt quahtv , so you can san d b d d a(·cor mg to ran name an choose the one that best suits b b d 1 uv the ran yuu are mu:'J your needs. ASSOCIATION s<:~t1s ftt? d WI lh If you are so mDICK STERRET CLYDE WALKER clmed, you can check wha t d1fDo you know the sizes of varferent stores ch1:1r~e for t h e ·IOUS It e ms , su'h as or anges · O•lllpoll• Athlnt·Miill , 1 01 6-1191 LY 1-1612 o WY 2..1270 same bnmd of coffee, but yuu grapefrwt, headi of lettuce, and w111 uut find much difference In can s1zes Morris Equipment Co. "iiiiiiiiii supermar- 11 stores, or pr t(eS among Jarl!le kets Neighborhood sma ll (;!r stores that offer credtt and delivery usually have to Lharge a rent or two more for these t!ems It costs them mon.. 1 I f'V to provide these t!Xtra st! rV· J(es Furthermore, their operatton ts not based on large vol1 1 urne da1ly sales as: Is the case for· super merkels Nnn·Standanlb:ed Items p bf il ro f!m ' 'J Mr and Mrs A. J Shaefer closed With the hvmn e~us Wh<1! abo ut the products that · Is All tht! World T-o Me" ' uf Wavedy lor~rnt'l d tesld~~!: are not standard Items but are Pumpktn P'"' {j nd cnt let! were here. Cillltd on rlt"n 5 sold many different ways or unSt'r ved bv Ol lie Mae CuLart and and \1rs . Jerry Powell der 8 variety of Lrrtta Sl mps(on . h t d up 01 relative:-~ Frankly, comparisons pr1cewtse Mr <~lid Mrs 1--ttc-hard J u n- t"fltt"r ~tnt' ha grwu er .. here for ' can often be dtfflcult to make, , n ul l ;o\dt"tl Culu annuunce Sut uruav \lr o .. . h U 1 so · h Mi t!lt" lun~ral uf Vesta Powell : espr.c1a 11 y w en one sore se s lht' birth ol a daug ter, 4 Mr and Mrs Uale Hart ar- an llem by the pou~d or anoth6 ( l1tlle Ann ,yt-Jghmg lbs, d . ed home S;.;turday from Call- er sells the same thmg so much o'l. G:nmdparent:t tilt' Mr an 1IV 1 , 1, s ''erald Jolulsun e~nd forma He wtll return Nov 16 (Jer unit . For fresh frutli .and II 1• u Th vegetables, this is especta y t!Y .'-•1l,~ "l.l •ula h Aut hersun ttrenl and wtll be sent uver~e11st M confusmg At any l'tite, l ht' price grLtndparent s, Mr and Mrs. H.oy are vmmg thetr part!n 8' r quoted In the full-page weekend her lohn'un Ul Chester Mrs L..I'L- 11nd Mrs Ltnley Han and~dson spec1a lis Is not the on 1y pomt ~~e Hanmng of Middleport and , parent!!., Mr llfld 1Mrs . .,. to look for. l\llt s. Lydia Hysell ot Pomervy · Brare _ I To be able tQ understand the ' food ads. there I» certam information that we should have m mmd. For example. do you know what grade of meet the butrher , sel1s? Js Jt a U. S. 1rade t;~r a packer grade or li H l h e v.-t~; , .. descn~tio~s' \ OIVOTI(; fO INTIItiSl 011' MEIGS MASON ARIA I •1cn'""' -. ow-n, "'uDn.n. ' CIIHf•• T•nntttolll llllllto• II dly ~Ublltft.......,., '".,._, -~ ...... bt, Thl Oh" VIIIIY iiUDIIIIIIIIII I Com••"• Ill llllodllllt• It "'-'i Ohio IUIIMD Qffl. . . . . . . . . IN" • I 1 Phone WY-l-2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio Now is the time to get youJ tractors in condl11 on for early spring work You S.vo up to 25o/o by haYInjj the work done now. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. WY 2-2176 Rear Mtllllt General Hospital Pomeroy I FUEl@ CHIEF "CillO et•IJ Dependable heat and personal service! Deal with us ... and get both! ~ou'ro sure of a comfortable winter wh"" , - - - - - - - - - -1 you hoot your home wllh Texaco Pual Hootlne 011. And - Mtvi-. Ia - . ond to .....,., too. Wo deliver Puel Chief Chlof I toll . . . . . . _ I luDKrl"''" ......, .. ,~,.. 1...... oJelh 1 1 .,,,. C:ltl' .... ., .., .. O.tMf'H ., ....... .......... Ill . . ., . . . . 1111 ""' !n ••YIInM It ,,_ ..nfln•t lffiC., IU.H • "'''"".. " ' ' " ........ """'"" "'" ly ,... . . , 11. .".'. . ~" , flr¥1 ..' I ~., •••II•••• ",. ''"'""' ----------·-------------~¥\lUI .... Yilt, 110.. , ... fl .lllo ., cietree-d<~y k..p charts oncl know cuatomer'a hHtlne requlromonll. Alk your neighbors about uo. Many of them hove boon our cuatomon for yooro. CALL US TODAY mllllftl ::r:..;::-:;;;:~;.;:;; It and third quarters al- , Both turned Into fine perform- 1 sparkling 20 yard pass by Half. by Porter on a one yard run I had been batted down. the Oak!! Coach f'hllnc!"v ~Pnt all his ba~k Bob Smtth to n<~shy t"'ld wtth thre-e mmutes and 50 sec-· moved m1o punt formatl!m. On ~ubs rnto the g.1me dunng the Poowruy closed tl:-; very SUC'- tho ugh two rPg11lars Wt're ab· anres l'essfull964 gnd ta mpa1gn WJih , st>n l tmm Ott> line-up . English. a 161 pounder, plow- ndvtd Rt'ed WJ\h two mnHJit'S ' {)nds Jell m lhe thtrd tJUarlt"'t Ia fourth down and 10 sltualton l'lusmg mlnu tPs ot p!av Ue h<Hl a 14-0 wm over haTd-c hal lPng- ~ It v.a~ tleterrmnf'd Fnday l'd through _the Oak Httl offt•nse and 19 Sf'l'ond s left m the fusl He v.ent over for the tally the 1at the 30 the snap went over th(> i used several reservl:' plavt'rs in ~:. Oak Hill Fr1day night mornrng th<ll powerful Punt her ,21 ttmes. prckmg up 116 yards IJ1<! lf Sm1th tit en cr<-~shed over rlay al!er he ha d ~amed 23 pun trr'l-i ht><td ami !tJ tht· three throughout Jhe rontpsl The vrctory not only conclud- : Fullback Ph1l Swmdell had a for an excellent average of 51 for lhe extra pumts h.1 give the ya tds on e quarterback snea k. I yard hne Y.ht're Jeff G tbb~ mncte : Earlv m the las t quarfe1 the a ntce fa( kle on rhe O.tk Hill ' ed the Panthers' season With an sltght co n cus~lon and physic- ~ r'-"r l'ilrry F:nglrsh was fl rna !Il l r <~nl hers a 8-{) advan lagc overall 9 I slate, but also gave ia ns advtsed h1m not to play cog m both Pomeroy touchdow n 1 Dun ng the dr~ ve before Reed Oaks went to the mr. The aer· br-1(k who J1ad ptcked up the- roum ef1t•r the g;..~.ne r.oach Charley Chancey 's sq uad 1:\Jso mt~smg was f1r st unlt idnve s caught llts TD p a~!-;, F.ng lt -:.h wl attack Jw.,.,ever. fat led as on ha ll and W<l'i tryJJrg tu ru n rt 'The bov>i pla\rrl good hard FIRST TALLY had ~atned 46 y.trds m ergh l one occasron Hobl:'rt Smtlh in - back fPilm b.:~H all Sr'ilson Thf'v the distmction of havmg mw 0f tackle Lo ute Dtel1l v.ho suftPr- 11 the most successful seasons 111 ed a pulled muscle agarnst Lo- PomProy·s tntt 1a ] dnve for a t'arnes Lo pace the Pan liter et- !Ntr'pfed '' n 0<1k Ht\1 toss and Purnl:'rov . hu~H'H r was un.tb can <rrUIInly lJt pr.Jud 01 then ' touchdown began early 1n the , fort. Qu<~rtPrhRrk F rank tTon- on klnulher try Bnb Smtth haul- le to gt't llw ball O\<~.'r trom rt'<.'ord" PHS gnd h1 story since organ- gan by St!<.'oml stunza after the ball had i to) Porter t~l~o got mne and !:'d down another mtended for 1thell', as .Srn1!h Jurnblt-d and 1atton of the Southeastern Ohw l Swmde\1 WfiS replaced teague 40 years ago I Svphomt.rr Howfird Engl1sh l exchanged hands four t1mes Srllllh t5 E11d Dm1 a Ho~~: thf' Oaks retoH'rt'd on the fuur Pumer o\ St>niors plavmg thf'tl Pomeroy's frn al six - pomtl-'r Late m the ).tsl (\Uarlt'r , ate1 wt rh a tounlt tUld goa l srtwt· fmal g:..me Wl'nt Bob Crow Pomeroy edged the ftretl -up :.. nd St•rli11 r Bob Rrn lf-' 1 v. ,ts e.tll- 1 The dnve. wh 1ch I'O\iered 89 CX!ks wr!h touchdowns m the 1 ed on to takt" ovt·r for Diehl. lyurds , wa s c!Jm[lxed with a of the 1964 season wa s scored all thrt>e Oak Hrlt pass attempts twn Hub Smtth Reed , Portt"r, Lar~ - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ry ~arshall, Bill J ewell, Ha rlev Hendrrck s. Emle-r , Don Cullums and Jtm Bash Swmdt'll and 01ehl an• a lso seniors BY 808 WINGF.TI' 1 ser'ond I 1 FumbiM Lost INI>IVIOUAt TC YDS AV~ F.n,!:!llsb . . .. 20 ns $.1 Smilb . ·- --···· 13 '1& 5.1 II l'ortt"r Jt'Wl'\J % 8 4.0 " .. ·~----- • TH. KITCH•N OF YOUR DIUAM8 TODAY Logan, Jackson, Pomeroy, Wellston Victorious By QUMLers: Pmm•ruJ 0 8 0 6 - 14Coach Mel Adams' L o g a n and then g:rabb('d a pa ss from 111 ftve yard run and also ran bur1ed visiting \Vhet?IPrsiJIIrg 1a 44vard run Lavender pass- Iin the third period when he Oak 1It 11 00 00_ 0 ChJeftams closed out their 1964 {,asser fm I he ('Oll\iE'rsron Ill{' <unwrswn for " 40-{l It> ad 1 unde1 an <~va l anche of n 1 n e rd 1o MJke Ma1 tm for the PAT con nec·lt'd V.J1h Scot I B1f'rly on TO s Pomerov . Porter, 1 campatgn Fnday mght with a Br.mdt !all red ea1ly Jn tl!e l L.:Jte m the contest Humm el i touchdowns Fnday mght 1o lt o {oncl udeth~eompleteslaugh· a 39yarti TD pass and a ktck : vd run ; HPt>d 01120 yd pa ~s1 1 for lhP PAT f,JriPd 46.0 lambastmg of VISI1mg Hils- st!< ond pennd un <.!seven - yn rd shoed l11s fme ability by . condude the seaso n wtth a LeJ ul lhe vtsttors. ' from sm 11 t1 PATs Bnb Smrth. boro in a game that extended 1run to cap a 65 ya rd dr1ve .i throwmg a perfect strike to l trt'mendmts 70-0 VIC!( If}' 1 Tht! score mJgl 1t have been Ha lfba ck nuslv ll(•n1v 1al- 1r un tbe Logan wmnmg streak to 17 IBJ enmngs PAT r un made It Mowery m the end zone for a 1 Erwm, a semor had the llltn;h lugh~r a~ Wellston had , hed lht• flllil l lronmen tmwh ST4.TISTL'S stratght over a two year penod 16-0. 17-yard pass scormg play. A 1 grt"a l e~t mght of h1s c;u·eer as 1hrl:'e louchdowns nulhf ted by :dow n wJtll 3 OJ Jdt 011 a lwo , p 0 In defeatmg Hillsboro Fnday , J ust seven second s before the pass f~ the PAT fml r.d and the 1he scored 28 pomts and npped ' Pl"'nalth'S as Coach Kr'n Ft sher iyanl bll o.; ! and agr1111 the kwk \'ds rush . .. . ... 220 92 1 the 1964 Logan team became half ended Gasser passed 22 , ))core stood at 46-0 . the Wtwelt"rsburg d1•lt>n se lor had u:wd t'V('rv playff he had fatkd mo~km!,! the 1111 ,~1 SL'fllt' \ds Pa ss . . . . ~.. 32 44 the first Chieftain squ~d to ynrd s lo Humme l for a touch- Logan 's offense rolled up 147 293 yards on Just 12 catncs beginmng at tht!o mne • mmute t24-0 Tot. \'ds. __ .. _.. , 2-a2 136 . oomplete an unbeaten season down with Brennmg ruMmg the yards rushing and 154 passing The b1g fullback stored twH.:c mdr k oJ the thtrd penod . St h th , 1 l'asst>s All•m 'I boro manag-l' m the first pei tod on runs of 20 ' Well stons b1g Vldory ena b· 1 a 1JSIICS S OW J 1 r 1,IITISO I! , · " • •· ,, . 4 19 since the 1964 champlons. EP for a 24-0 halltlme lt'ad for 301 yards. Hils tJ r ~ f Passes Comp 1 3 5 1 Fullback Dale Brenninu half- Followmg a scorel ess th rrd ed but 95 yards rushmg a nd 38 . il nd flO ya rd s wrth J eH Muy <~dd · Jed l o. tth Ftshcr to ronf'lude l c 0l1p e~ 1t:- 01 "" pahd sses 0 1 ,a s~t"s lntf>r · ·· ·· ·· 19 0 1 1 · yard s. backs George Hummel •• and lquarter . Logan str uck three t passmg 1or 133 ·~ mgthctwo- potnt conveors !Un s.:~l· h1s ln :-;L YP<lr as head l'IW.( 1I · k~<Hus H ilt h t dLree. !t)UCd owns. First Downs · · · · · · 1 1 9 , b s rus11 Fumbles · ...... . 16 Jim Brandt and quarterback I times m the frnal penod w1th Score Y quarlers: ler both 1.D. s for a H1-0 [P ad Wi th ::~n Ot'vrall 8 2 mark an d. acson d <1So.11Uv<tr t d l 1 1 John Cass~r did it up nght Gasser passrng to t>nd Steve t Btl lsboru 0 0 0 0- fl t 1n the sf'cnnd p<.nod Jay 52 m the SEOAL fill' thJ rd m~ an 1 ~ bst~vlt•n tns~ dow~ j"._....__....._,_,_,_,_,_"""'; Fnday mght , Mowery for a 21 -yard TD play . Logan 8 16 0 22 - 16 Lavender passl'd to end B 1ll pl;ll'e I h averY .s ' ydpo;m f'd S d 1 • c a mpwn .; ; ds11o we ::.1 ;ar , In the first quarterJ i rn 1Gasse.r htt Hummel fo r the con- Behmd the churnmg legs o Staten for a 30 yard TO w1th Scote bv quarteJrs 1Hng ~1 n 86 passmg fo 8 · I d f lib k T F rus Brandt intercepted an lnd1an verston p<.J ss 122o-poun u ac erry .rvm l Ervm gettmg the conve1s tnn Wheelers burg 0 I1 0 0 - 0 total of varri ~ 137 Rockets pmnls Later m the second per Wellston 16 16 22 16 - 70 , J k · d Pass and raced 20-yards to score Brennmg got the next TD on1the Wellston Golden • _ __ , 1 ar son r 1use out the sea- - - -- -- - - - - - / wd .Jeff May scort'd un a thrf-'c~ son wt th ~3 (' d d w . yard run With Hog('f Est en gel - Se nior quLJrterback Sieve . I f had' r !cor an ak\ Dal-ly sentmel Pomeroy-Middleport 0 . Nov. 14 1964-3 1Y.ound up wtth 8. 5-5 mark . , ---''---~ , , • r· er y mts ~-" w111 <In 81 mar -~---~--St:ole by quarlers: tmg the conersion for a 32 0 Han Json sp<~r ked the Juc.:kson S b I d j C:alll po Ils lftrst penod It was ctmaxe ... 0 6 0 I 2- 18 halftrme lead l ronme n to a surpnsmg 24-(l 1W cm e y quart e r~ 1 0 0 0 0 - 2~ tn the second stanza when full- l.uc.J~VIlle ...•.... 6 0 0 0- 6 I Hon Eslep .touk \ht' opemng VICton: over prcvwuslv unbf'at - J avker y · d ~" d acson 6666-'1 back Dtck Long raced 22 yar s 1 ktck of( of the second half back. 1en l' nday n1ghl as he p.FISSi' ' p d k H II " 1 . h l end . Ed Hoy..ar d' s h' H' h Schoo I F oolb a II omt>roy e t':l!Pu 0 :tIt around ng fi.'l yard.'! fo r a louchdown w1th tor thrt•c touc I·' 1uowns F d· 1 0 10 1g 140 1 1 1 0 with By United Press International Ervm 1ddmo lht:' C'O TIVPrsion The Irnnmen scored tn every rt ay mg It comp e e Placekick was low and . H • • n wtth a 9-l MIDDLEPORT, D. 10 02 !eft m the half' 11 was !ted. Elyna 23 Loram polnls perwd as they w1t'cked I l1 e tis 1%4 ·d campaHm P , Ch Oh reeor 6-6 Me Art h ur 2:l auncey 12 Less than two m inutes later : champwns of the Southern 10 ;'~~~~========;;;;i~~~~~~ii::iii~~~~~ Ne1t1wr tm m S('ored rn t h e 1Pomeroy 14 Oak Hill 0 Ervm picked up hts third TD 1Conference v. h() Gime tu Jaek- 1 th1rd pe110d , but GAHS control- Belpre Jfi Warren Local 0 on a 22-yard punt wt\h M a v 1son w1th a perfect 8-0 mark 1 Behind the passmg oJ Pelf' led the pigsk u1 . 17 plays to Lui Newark 6 Zanesville 0 runmng the PAT for a 48-01 Wllh JUSt one mmute el.1psed 1 1 Anderson, halrback turned quar· casvtll e's three 1 Lancaster 43 Manetta 20 lead ! m the game Hanrison found end I terback, Ga!Ha High! Second play of the fourth Chillicothe 52 Ironton 6 May scored late in tht' th trd [Larry Alflen wtth a 45 yard , scho?l Blue Dev1_ls def~ted per1od found Anderson tossmg Sprmgheld South 42 quarter on a seHn yard run to i touchdown pass to put Jac kson I cas~lll~ 18-6 Fnday mg~t ror a four yard JUmp pass over I Hamilton Fairfield 0 mllke 1t 54..0 as tf1e converswn ahead 6-0 tt.fter a converston I the1r first - and only triUmph lcenter to end Frank Gibert, Columbus Hartley 28 failed fo r the only t1me during run failed. of the 1964 campa•gn and CAHS went ahead, 12-S 1 Whitehall 8 the evening. With JC 44 left in the second I Reynoldsburg 30 We-stervtlle 0 Jn the fourth penod Ron Es-1"' Ianza Harn son tos sed a 68 . , Anderson, a 155-pound junior, Agam the PAT try fmlt•d completed 12 of 18 passes for Mmules \oter. after F:d llctm· F'rankhn Heights 13 1ep scored on a 12-yard bla st yard '' bomb" lo end Dale 1 133 yards and two fourth per- i ilton rec-overed a ... ucasv1\le Mta mi Trace 0 w1th Jay Lavender passmg to 1Kanouse for anuther Jackson lod touchdo,w ns ~e also tum- ' fumble. Anderson passed JG Urba na 12 Graham Local 0 .John Pope for the two-pomler , TD to g tve the Jronmen a 12-0 ed in an out standmg d7fens1v~ 1yards lo Sam Eisna ngl e, and j Gallipolis 18 Lucasvi\11." 6 The final -~ally came midway I halft1me lead . See The game for the Blue Dev1ls ol 1that marie rt 18-6 ,Jack son 24 Waverly 0 10 the quarter when Ervm reg~ l Harrison's third scoring pass . Full Line Cooch Terry Hansley. . In total yards rusl mg and 1Wel1ston 70 Wheelersburg 0 istered hiS follrth touchdown on •came w1th just 12-seconds left ---Lucasville took the openmg passing , GAHS had 270 Lucas- Coshocton 40 Three River s 6 At ..• kickoff, and drove 61 yards In vollo had 120. C.cl lta led In Upper Sandusky 60 Carey 0 ,11 seven plays, with Gene Ten- first downs. 15 5. 1Findlay 14 Marion Harding 8 ace scormg from the :SIX. The Richard Long was the top Cleveland East 44 PAT play failed, and visiting Devil carfler with 55 yards m I Cleveland John Hay 0 OPTOMETRIST Lucaavllle led, 8-0 . 16 attempts IShaker Heights 29 Rou~a 50A & 33, 1 Mile North ef Athena Office Rours. 9 to 12, 2 to 5 !Close at No011 OD ~n 9 to 5 Mon. Thurs. S1t,.9 tot Tu... We~ . Frl, GAHS came ~ack with a GAHS finished its season I South Euclid Brush 6 L Y 2-8464 Athoftl, 0 . ThurL Easl Court St., Pollle1'01 J..-.IIIIOI'di which beillll lll lilet wilh 1 1·9 mark. LucasviUelFrllm'sbur• 19 Sheridan o ' HEATING OIL 'lll!e l:dltorlel phone WY li·:I15T. ln.. rlto Panthers Wrap Up '64 Season with 14-0 Win over Oaks ° ' °, occu""" ~ BEST RECORD - Pomemy's 19tH Purple Panther football team has taken its place as one of the finest in PH S ht storv on Its ove rall 9-1 record thi s season Pomeroy fini shed its league pia~· second to Loga n 1n the final stand~ the best overall season record sin(e the start o[ the Southeastern OhiO League m 1925 Members of tlw Pomr rov team are. front row , left to rtght , Jim Williams L trry Mars hall S Blankenship , A Swmdell , Har.. ley Hendricks Bruce S1mpson , Tom Ilan1s Bill \1oore a nd LoUie Dtehl Second ro w, John Wolfe. Robert S mith D1ck Wert\ J1m Bas h Dick Km g ht . B ~>x Cummmgs and 81!1 Neasf-' Thn·d row Hnnme H.tll!e and Dan ny Crow, mgrs. ; Mike Wri ght , Btll fretnc1 s ~.d Ba (•r. Btl! E n glis h , Carson Crow, Tmk Tnpl e tt , Don Sw1sller .John GumtnPr JJ :mv (i:lrns and T('d .\1oranty and Ra ymond Zirkle . mgr s Batk row Head Coath Cha t lev Chanc·ey, Bob Smith Ho~<ard Engl,h, Jeff Gtbbs, Dav1d Reed , Frank Pot!<r, Andy Porter, Don Cul lums, Bill J ewell, Bob Emler, Phil ~\\mdell, Bob C10w and Asst. Coache• Bud B>ckel and Russ Moore - Pholo by Gro"' • !iludw. jngs , but With I outomatlc•lly. That's bocouM - 'THE DAILY SENTINEL ~ 1 I SPECIAL On Tractor Overhauls Sugar Run Flour Mills .... .--FOR SALE vision audJenre, .•. GALLIPOLIS s;;;w~4o'! ON FUEL BILLS ASK US TODAY I TH.EY'III MIDDLEPORT WY 2-5186 446-4233 Platrlbutod by: CITY ICE & FUEL CO. PT. PLEASANT-GALLIPOLIS MIDDLEPORT ..,.ttiLII.................................... · 1 I ' I'IS GaIIIpo SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM I Wins First Game, 13-6 THE SHOE BOX a d,wl Remember, our artdit tuuu .,,·iJI fit i:IJiY bud~t. - I' l I 1 ~cadcmy's No Med to walt longer! Coml in · •d:tl' and lt1 u~ allow yo. l1o•• \o\1 £<H' beve a •parlll.iJ:ll new I-XL .~ 11!ptured Spic. \\ood ki1 ch ~n kor juet pcrmiel YOU MEET THE Lu-I 1 NICEST PEOPLE 1 I I 62-1 1 ON A HONDA N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Hawk's Cycle Sales * Budget Terms Cash & Carry Cash & Delivery * CAROLINA LUMBER P!!ONE -460 OPP. B&O DEPOT PT. PLEASANT, \11. VA. I II �• •Dan,r leaUnol, Pom~roy·Middlaj>Ort, 0 .. Nov. 14, 1~64 INFORMATION 2 SIGNS ·- . luaiMII hrvlce• In Memory OP Early American Hwlfoge Is Tlrtme Of DAR ChaDftr MHtlng on Friday CALENDAR SOCIAL I-----: Pomeroy Motor Co. Early American t.'llqe Wll 1111 nJ)arild Jllllnl 30 llllllll tho topic of an lntorootbll 111'0- tar Mml lhlDC DOW worth DW17 IN LOVING BAILEY, Doaler. Fur, OQ ..... 1 O..Utat . . ... NDY 14 aram fl"'n by Mro. Dwl;bl dollatt. Memblrl lllld guetlt Emma Leifheit, who paned 1 roots, hide11, deer t~kltui, mar· 1963 Cernlr Mona• Coupe $1895 Thoro ~Ill be 1 oonafeot at Milhoan at the November meG- tourod the homo lollowing tho owor November li, It&t. . ket prloe In< lood clean fur Local owner and IDw mJieaa:e, Jet black ftniahl red buckej the Flrot Church of God In New lng of Rotum Junothan Melli JII'OiriiD and Witt pven sam· Lovlnl and ltlnd In all hor l and hldeo . In Reedov!lle, OIUo •trttl seat, 4 on the rlonr, 110 eng1nt, JOOO wllltewal Hoven, Satur<lay, Nov. 14, at Chapter, Dau,btero ol tho Am- pleo of homemodo aoop to toke wa~o, 1 11 10 lip Ures. radio and he1tt>r. 7:30 p.m. oroupo or olnaen wm orlean Revolution, Frldlrlltm- home. Uprtcht and just lo tht end 1 1963 Chtvrolet Impala $2295 bf tho smith trio or U!on, tho noon at hot country home. Tho mfllinl Wll opened In of her day•; ' FOR YOUR every need ol Bull· 4 Door. Low mllea&e by lou! owner. spotle11 Interior, Sincere and trut In he!O't dozar and Back-Hoe work, I beite and brown Clnbh , V8 englnP, Power1llt1e tram. RaChapel trio of Galllpollo, and coll<ellnl early Amorlclll rJtuollltlt farm. led by 1\lro. and mind, contaet Emmet W. Sbuler, dio and heater, whitewalJ tire! show Utile wear-. others. antlqueo and !urnJohlqo II 1 l!:meroon Jonu, ra...t, a n d Beautiful memorieo abe l•rt l 14~ Page Street, Middleport, NOV. u hobby of both Mr. and Mn, MIJ. Mioa Be,. Slnbom, . chaplltn. 1963 Ttmpe•t Pontlec _ $2095 behind. WY 2-3243. Free eotlmatea. A special congregational meetboon and their ho1111 haa been Mrs. Henneay accompamed lor LeMaru 2 Door. Red over white finlsh, good whitewall 1 <lllklren Jl'aodchlldten and! Farm pond•, private ponda, tire~, 326 ru . in . VB engine. automatic trans. ltarllo and ing will be held sunday at 7:30 furnlohed with valuable relic! the alll8101 of the National AnhPitPr. A rf'al smart car. 11'011 ara~chlldren. 11·14·11p' baoemenl excovotlono, oeptlc p.m. at the Syrocuoe First Unit· of the past. In her proaram !hom with Mra, A. R. Knlrht tank eXcavations. od Pmbyterlan church . Rev. Mra. Milhoan 1•ve tho hlllory ieadtna the pledge to the n.,. 1t 2 tic lnaurBIICB Leonard Mclntlre 1 Meneral pre&- of many or the atttcle~ on dl1- Mr11. Jone! welcomed t ne byter or the Scioto Preobytery, play which !ormerly belonged memben and gu,.lo, Mrs. NanOPIN lVII. 7o00 I'.M. 1011NIIOll, llllllplao !nour.... TRANSMISSION Salvaga Comwill be In char1e. Re alSo will to oome of the oarly oetllaro of cy Orueser and Mro. Noah I'OMIIOY, OHIO .....,, ln. All formo al ID pany. Repairing all makes. conduct 8 worahlp oorvlce be- Molgo County. Haaklno. She aloo read pacta IWIDOL ~liD ~ollllloll lllll •tomauc and standard tr... fore the buolne" meellng. All Included In the many Jtema of the flrot Tf'"t ProIIIIIJpiOil, Apott. mloatona. l!:leclrtc weldlq. Auto S1l11 membm are urged to attend. were water pitcher aet• 1101,. ctamatton wr ten eor1ef I I Uo I Phone WY 2-!1113. ' Wa8hlnat(ln and an account. o NOV. II ware, butter churna, and an ou~ the flrat Thankaglving least. P.:::H:T.·r1:;;;T:;;;'O:-;:;-Cop=yl:cnl::-;;l!et¥t= ·=ce:-.'eop.= 9 24 lfc 1954 BUICK Jentury. Excellent 1~heodorus Council, Daughter! stamUng . gun colle-ction which Mn. Johe!l gave 8 National teo madt ol lepl papero, running condit!on. . Priced . or America, will oboerve their Is kept In active use. Amerl· Defenae report on the threat of blrtll reconlo lllld almoot any &all on.--., -••• ... PHONE WY 2·2156 rjghl. Hackelt s Soh10 Serr- Gauge readlnau Ga111pohs annlv8'sary with 8 potluck din· con music was ptovlded by a CDmmunlsm and urged memother dOC\UTlE'nt!. IIUIIIII Ire, 1r 22 Uc Dam 18.3, 12.3, ruMning 1\l leet ner Monday ate p m at the very old Edison l'honoJll'aph us· ber be d1 Realer lnsu.r•nrt, Pomeroy Mllllmllle ' ----,.-7-~--- 1 on ro 11 ers, I'omeroy-Moson 20 .•. JOOF hall. Members · are ·• asked 1n1 cylinder d l o c o . l s th to eed on guarh nd n dpreserdown I I tic l:bd , , . HWet WOtNft Tile ltlmbler 71 Pt Pleasant a.4 21 Hinton . !1d v ng e 1r oms a e Lost and Found "' ••• til ..... World Sllodald of eompact . .70 sl~llonary, Kan~wha Falls :~ lbtlng ·~.~t"-:.1 dioh • Mrs. c. M. Henne!!)' present• by the f...rathers. Dtlring the ..=: For 5118 tlewor Ma..Mit Jlltcellonce 2.80 stallonary, Charleston 18.· e r own e •• ce. ed a Handel compo;ltllln on the buolne89 me.etlng, lhe budget LWT: Large malo boler and - - - - - - - - - - • • • " lla., Bta cor room, ride ood per- 94 stallonary. London. Marmet ' NOV. 17 small pump ol'lan, which 18 OV• for the current year""' accep~ llllall female beagt., Reward. RATS, Mice eliminated lor- ' Call In wrll DaJ • Ntpl lormance. smau cor econoiiiJ and Winfield dams w"e on the Special meellft8 or Middle· er tOO yearo old. Mto. MilMan 1!4 . lhone Harold Joou, Mlnen. ever. " Oet Star Proiin ". Eb·· 1 II fla and mua1erabtuty •Ill•. port Lodge 383, F. and A. M., deocrlbed the public oalu ahd The group dlacuoaed the markfJiio WY 2-.1954 or Roy JoneJ ersbach Hardware, Sugar - - - - - - - - - 11<1 will be held Tue8day, Nov . 17 other sources of hOr collecllnlllng of ltevoluUonary War aol ;11 9-3612. It t:1 Jtc Run Mill, Picken's Hardware, IIJ!ATINO, Ptambtlla, M..n.t MetropolHID Moton I Boat movement" at 7,30 p.ftl ., conferring the E. dlero' graves In Mello county Magon 11·14-llp ,..,._, ltoiHrl, E. Main Street. Pomeroy Ohi River_ J hn 1 11 A. Degr~. said Robert G. Daand voted to oubocrlbe for the 0 0 . W•ntad Te luy 111 i:ast Mllln •-•· Po... Pilon• 1\'Y 1-8111t . Nalloftal maga!lne for the five • · owe vi• w M 11m: O ONE KING size Florence coal e-. l'bHI W1 , _ , 4 22 tfc down 13 · fi .SS o.m: Glendora . ' ' . . 8chools tn the county. Members LA'I'Il M DEL oar from originheater In good condition, , ••, 1 111 rta - - - - - ' " " ' : - - - - down 13 · . 5 56 a.m.; Jacob G. The fi'rlendly Circle of I he " te;p!lnded 1o toll call by nom· lll owner. Contact, Guido Gi· $35.00 cash, 67·3250. 11·14·Jtp 1 ---------~ lntttuctlone 'I 14 · 8·26 pm., Sally Polk Federated church will meet ing a treasured poSBe;sion. Hllml. WY 2-252t or WY :1··~-=-=:::--;;;;=;;:;;;-;;;;;.;; up 14, 7 p.m ' Jelflloat up 14, 'l'uesday, Nov. 11, at I p.m. Entered Hostlllal Mrs. Milhoan was assisted by IIIII. 11 113tp HOTPOINT Electric stove ; ~==u. 1. CIYIL IIRYic:t TIITit 9:50 pm.; Reb& Jane up 14, MJ•• Mary Vlrllhl.ll\elbel will Among thooe who entered Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and • Small droplear table and 4 Crt ltrdl«d M" . ....... ...,. 11\010 12:05 • m : Invader up 14, US be the (lft!grlnt leader. Ho;~ Holzer hoopitll in the poot 24 Mrs. John """ with Mrs. F.dNofl• chairs. WY-2--3651. I tl C. :~~i~,· ~~:~ ~~~",t"• :.:: a:m.; Ma.rllyn M. down IS, es94!8 Mra. William Matlack lio1Jts were Cyndia Lou Harris, ward Jones of JackMn, contrib11· 14 -61 P i 4·20 o.m • A. J · Patton down flr!"·c""'. • • -, .... """ '~~'.!!::... .. ,. "'"'"' '"""'' Miss Mary IWzabeth Chap- 725 tourth Aoe. Mrs Ottie utlng in serving a dessert 811 ~ 0 •• 110 NTING Allowed on my ~ '""· nE'i··;.,,""'"":l, '" II''~ 15 5 110 am · Vulcan down 16 • 't ll d ' · Attn. C. B. Shahan, Portland, THREE Men's suits, like llfW, lllelat, . _ ..~!~'· r~ · ~ewn'• ,.,,~ ~ · " · · · ·· _•· man. amlth, Rt. 2 Ga lipo B, Bra Y cour~e to those present. A dried ~o. Jl·143tp ''"' 36-3! Two womon's i 1 11 lfo rfJl~• "~'";:,.··~. ; : ~a . ~. ; ~o~~nL ~udee~ up !1, The Twilight Garden club wUI N. &beets, Mercerville Star Rt.j rah arrang~menl of foliage, pt•· winter coats, size 18, two l·;;;;;;;;o=;;:=;;;::m:=::::c=:;'"ll 11 ~ 8•"-'"..1· a esn up /to;, d . at the W. Elza Deeds, Bldwen, l!!ar pared by Mrs. LaWrehce Mll· · .P· .. 0 19 • ".' 20 am .: Lynn a. down meet '""' •Y even 1ng, ildel-· C. Wilton• .. Vlnt<Jfl, Mrs. Wll· hoan In on ahtl"ue black cOil~. rlfto shoot Sunday, It 1w " [ 14 .,_ IXI'IIIIINCID :ro · 5·50 ' m ' R• Usbl e Ujl 21 • h0m e of Mro · Gerald W H llarn F. "Montgomery, crown tainer belonging • lo her graoo· .....ember IS, •I UO P. m., girl's · I' eoats. 1 te 'i" m dlote· Sl'out 11011 lb!n and bacon for prl•es. I'' ' n r e U5 a.m.; Diesel down 2l, 2:110 mulh, with Mrs . Leverett ' City, Mrs. Wllliaftl E. l'ettl!t]i, I!Mllhet, was uaed !In the table. Oil the Bob Hill Farm. Spon- dresoes. WY-2·3042. . 8.m.; Duncan Bruce down 22, as co·hosle,., VInton, Mrs. bobby L. Woodo, 11 ·14·Jtc ' B k s t IVIed by the Racine Fire De- :::=-:::;';-;;;;;;--;--:: a.m .: ur eye I> e down 22, NOV. 11 :I!Jir.l Howard Ave., Pt. Pleas· plftmeot. Jl 12 3tc USED PIANOS . I - ••tra nice 10 6:40 a.m.; c. v. Harner down The annual bstaar spongor- aHt. llerb!!t't Att!l~k. Mason, W. Attend. Convention, 1 0 p.m.; JLoulslana down ed hl' the Womert's r.ulld of w. va., j 0ft1-. Albett Taylor, Toltt' Parlin Work. RAWLEIGH Produclo for sale. reconditioned upright piano !. 2 2:· 2L2 0 lf•.2-Ml2 "· 3 o.tn : efferson up 23, the Fedei'aled church w!U be Itt. 1 Ashton, William bole Several ftletnbm of Metgs 10_24 -i!Otc with bench. Priced to sell. From tbe '"''" truct or 4:55 a.m: Western up 23, 5:30 held at the church Wed.ne~day, kautz, Pomeroy Star Rt, Tet- Tetnple. Pythlan S1stets, 9fere ~ ' fi'l(ee ~livery . Call Rotland oullllorer radiator to the ! F'urnitlJre. WY-2-4811. •mallest heater eore. .-..-...~~ a.m.; Northern up Greenup 7 begirthing at g a.m. A quilt , far!. tY Wllliatn fioolet, Rt. 3 Pome In (}alllpo1is Thufsday after. Teur Ltftildili'k Strvlce 11-14-Jtr I MASON BOWLING CENTER . p.m ; Bob Benter down Green. cy wotk and homemade baked toy , Rev. Robert E. 9mith, Sr., noon and evenmg to atleftft tile lfatlan •• lh,lnl Aw•y A -=-==...,-...,-...,-..,.-I J CkPOT LEAGUE . up 8'&0 p.m.; Zimmer up Ureen. oods will be sold. A turkey and 111. s Pomeroy, Mt! . Oma S1IV· IJistrlct Convenlioh of PythlaH Jn CKORY nut piece~ for sale 'N'r ~2143 . ,.omerov A'11Her's \ta;·keL 1 up g-30 p.m.: Pamela D. up ~a ked ham dit1fler will be ser· ey' Rt. l Oak Hill, Wi11iam Slstets. They ~lso partlclpBted i al Tuttlr's Five Points Stal.reenup4 :20a.m .; Ravenswood ved !'rom _ p.m. Price or the iHenry Hutchinson, Rl. 1 Oak in the work bemg presented. 1 57 Register for this good second rar eaeh time you drive in. r twn . 11 n 31~ I L 0 McUOY ft.UL'TIONEER. H. Miller 469 up Greenup 5:30 a.m.; Syca· dinner is $1 .50 rot adults and Hill, John E. Evans~ JacKson, They were Mrs. . Nathan No purchll:e neressary, just 'COON Hounds. Hoger LeHheil, Ch~ter, Ohio. 3 23 tfc IJ. Miller 495 : more down Meldahl 3:35 p.m.; 75 cents for childrt'n. Charles W. Wolford, Jackson. Biggs, acting Past Chief; Mrs. register. Rock Springs, Pomeroy , 0. Handicap 54 Walter Houland down Meldahl Mrs. Ro!Coe c. West, Wellaton; Griff Russell, Staff Captain; I HOM I OP UN ItO TI~E$ Jlc , Total ro 18 5,55 P m.; Elishe Woods down i Mts. Billy Bryant, I<onton, Mro. Mrs. Hotace McElhinny, secle. 11 12 SUilEit SERVICE 1 ' Real !!state For S•le Won % Lost I ' ~1eldohl 8 p.m.; Warren I THE ALM4NAC Robert L. German, Newark, tory or !fie convention; Mrs. wu. STATION SINGER PORTABLE, zigz-~g5, 1 I L & c ; Hougland down Meldahl 8:50 By United Prets lnh•rnatlonal Mrs. Clyde H. Taylor, Ashland, Ham Allman and Mrs. Frank 1 JaekW.Certer monograms, darns, etc. wJth- , F'OR SALE : 8 room house with c. Yeauger 507 ! p.m.: R. H . BosworthUupMel -~ / Ky ., Mrs. Hugh H. Boggs, Asll- Cheesebrew, starr. Mrs. Ray1 Mir. WT 2_9932 1 out attachment s. Aalonre due . 3 extra lot s. 2 squares from ' L. Gilland 41i5 ldahl l /:40 p.m.: Brimstone up Today is Saturday, Nov . 14~ land, Ky., M.n1. Edgar Kouns, mond L~man , former .~iddl~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 5 payments of $7.00 each . Court llou~ in Pomeroy. Pric- Total 972 ! Meldah112 :50 a.m.; Phil ip Sporn the :!19th day of 1964 with 47 Russe\1, Ky., and Mrs. Lando port res1dent now res1dmg m ~-U-Tu -1\oJOan..E 1 WY 2-2204. 11 12 5tr (>d very reasonable. Call wy l Won 1 Lost 2 j up Meldah/2:45 am.; Alice up Ito follow. G. Robinson, Ravenswood , W. Galllpolis, assisted wl~h the nsuranct belli - -- - ll 13 61 c I Meldahl J·45 am. ' The moon Is approaching its Vo. staff work jn the evemng ses~ 2_6524 . 1 can~Uedt f_,ost your OIJWI· ZIG ZAG 1964 Sewing Machine I P6meroy Mot6r C I . full phase. Bil'lht sion. tur't liceose? CaO WY 1-ttll. automatically butlonholes, 1 M. Werry o. 1 OallpoUs Da~ Cheries K.! The motnlng stars arc- Jupl- Mrs. Clinton c. Hunt , Mt. Approximately 50 attended 453 lliUc sew!'~ on buttons, monograms, .1" l_l 0 .I B. Young . Alto, W. Va., daughter , 4:45 from Wilkesville, Logan, Nel 1down 8 ~5 p.m. , Panza up 10:- , ter , Mars and Venu.s. blind hems, fancy designs. '-U,IIflll' ~ltltt. Tota l ::: &0 p:m • John Hood up 12 :55 The evenirtg stars ate Jup1ter •.m . Fl'iday. Mrs. Willie Hale, somlllle, and Middleport chap. For Rent Gu~:~ranleed. Beiance. ~39 .88 . , won 3 Lo!iit 0 a.m.. Lore~a down 3:05a.m. ; l and saturn. ,. rthur daughter. 3:05p.m. ters. A dinner was held in the - -WY 2·2204. It 12 Stc CUCKLER REAL ESTATE I Ftankiln PJetce up 4 10 a.m.; Steambllal lnvenlot l\ebert Me: Mrs Roy H. Dunn, Ap· Riverboat Room at Oscar'& 7 TWO FARM Houses. one three tffi0o CLEAN !<i~k~r coal. De- POMERO\' - 7 - room houes i J. Foll~:_k's Ash and 413 Penn}c;y~a~Ja d~w~ a.m.: Har. : Fultdff War "Mt'fi 6h thiS day in :l:t ri'r.ove ·w. Va ., daughter, 1_1t"e'"s"taiiiu,.ra,_n,_t,_.---===----""! room s, ont- four. $1 5 and $20 livered <It the mmr . Phone , with bath , ga s circulating! E. Thomas 335 vey ' u nn up· : a.m. 17fi5. . UH8 a .m. ' FPida)' . 11 rent. must be paid in advance . SH 2-a022. 1l 5 lO! c heal , front and back porches,.!' llandicap !02 kanawha Rh:er - Helen z.. In 1832. the rust streelfaf lfl. . Dist!hat&ed Phone 667-31'WJ. 11-14-Jtp _ _ - --- - - ' small cella r . ln good condJ- Total 850 down Ma rmel9 :45 p.m.: NaliotJ~he wotl~ mad~ Its appearance Patients recently dischar~ed - - -. . , APPLES, BurdPt.le Fruit, tinn on ~pring Avenue, nice- , Won 0 Lost 3 e~l down Marmet t ·JO a.tn .; i m New York C1ty. , included Harold J . Neeland eWUitLITIIR ON~ NEWLY F'.urmshed efrJ Farm. Phone Wy 2·ti970 ly locat('d, out or high waler l Beavet· down Marmel 3: 15 a In 1951, Herman ~elvllle s Law:ret1ce R. Wiley, Mrs. Cat1 tiALOWiflil tlency apartment. Also l • :r PomProy, Olllo, R1. L and near high school. $6500. Rickurd Pony FaJ·m m.; Solva.v down Marmet 4:I5 i'' Moby Dick '' was published by Winkler , Mrs. Emma Shaver, end OTHER FAMOW't roohl apartment wlth sto\'P 10 23 25tp POMEROY - 4 • room frame B. r.ilmore 516 a.m.; Esso Wr~l Viq;ini(; up 'I Harper and ~rot~en. Pearl Cash, Mrs. J. . F . Stewa.rt IRAMDI and refrigerator furnished . 1 h h b h f d wInfield 4:20p.m. : Allen A. th. 1891 ' the ttutl . of Charles. antJinftlnt dsug ht· e'r Mr s. Wll . Suitable for I or l people_ ITWO pure bred English pups. ouse _ wt1 at· .. orre W. Duddi ng 5f,4 f I R . 1 t k do~s N G Rose hut em heating, mce floors. Total I070 Merri.ll down Winfield 7 : 3 ~ p. Gult~au charged Wt~h the 3!·. Ham c. Aldri.dge and lttf~nt Coa I!I BUt'ldl tlg . l 1-l 4·t c ea soc Phone ~ · · · · dows and .doors an d Wo,., 0 Lost 3 Gar daughter. Ca1vm c. Davis • Minersville, WY 2-{;7IO ' ! storm wm m.: Ceorge Price down Winfield sassm atlon of. Pres1dent . 1 GARAGE apartment, 4 rooms NECCHl portublr !\ewmg rna - a Hache~ garage w1th dnveMason Bowling Cenlf'r 11 p.m.: w. H. Shaver, Jr. ll field , opened m Washmgton.. . Mrl. o. o. Jeffers, Mr_s. ~ul~ 1 ond bath, 1110 Maple, Middle- ch ine wiih ,ig zag equipment. way. N1cely located In good , J . Sisso11 593 Winfield 410 a.m.; Lucy .ian~ . In 19!5, !'reSident FrtiHkliH Mayes, Mrs. Rosella BI'Uftllield, pri't, WY 2-2938. It 12 3tr Use" rams !o overr<~~ 1 but . : neighborhood $8500.00. ; R. Capehart 4/la Lurac; up Winfield 4.20 a.m. : ltdbsevelt proclattnt>d the Phil· Edgar Dennison, John 0. Clot1~11 ton!Jole. etc. Full ba lance. SUHURBA~ - 6 - room framE' Hnmlicap 159 . lt]plhe lslahds a free corhtt!On- a•nd~:J~oh~n~n'::y_B:_·o~•:_•:_d:_ . ----~!!!~!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'<! HOUSE for rent, 7 roum9 atld $37 61 WY 2·2204. hou se With bath, foret'd hnt Total 1240 r wealth. bath. SH :1-4!114, II 12 Btc . 11 12 5tc air heating to ali roorus. 2.25 Won 3 LIJ>t D UNFURNISHED, 5 room aod , am level lot wllh garage ' QUAKE !HAKES TOKYO bath apartment. North Third, THEH~'S NO eharg(' for· use 1md utility building, tree~, : LonP Wolf~ I TOKYO (t.IPIJ _ A~ ear!h· Middleport. Call WY 2_5434 . of Carpet Shampooer with ; shrubbery 4 mile!' f r om D. WernPr 382 Ro.~ev iliP 44 {;!ouster 14 qooke of moderate 1ntena 1ty purrhase o! Blue Lustre Car- Pometoy . A buy at 17000 .00 . E. Stein :J99 New Lexinston 65 I shook buildings in downtown 11 10 G!c -------pel Shampoo. Baker Furni- POMEROY RENTAL - 4 · · Tota l iftl Crook~v/11e 8 !Tokyo at 12:57 a.m. tEST) toFOR RENT: Housetrailer. 8 ture, Jl.l iddleport . room hou se with balh and j Won~ l..o~t I ~andusky 48 day but caused no damage or x 35 ft. Two bedroom. Call II 10 6tc I gas h(>af Out of h1gh water . p & p Mansfield Senior 6 casualties. WY 2-2188 or WY 2-3346. - . -- I $.10.00 per month I J . Paugh :!~7 Port smouth a Greenl!eJd 4 I lie) I The Tok~o weather bureau 11-7-tfc "INGER sewthr machtnel f. C. CUCKLJ.:R: REALTOR I W. Powell 343 ' Nile~ McKUtley 26 Warren 0 said the tremor's epicenter was :::::::::::::=-::-:---new , .ssY .SO Lip. ~everal used loox 2!9 Pomeroy, Ohio Handicap 12 . Al!iance 8 East Liverpool 0 under the sea about ao miles FURNISHED S room hou se, madunes at bargain prices "' H d 1 60 A 1 1t l3 3tr I ·rota! bath and basernenl. 313h Co n. The Vabrtc %op. "inger Sate~ _ _ 71.:~ ope a e gus a 6 off the coast of Ibaragi Prefec· Won I Lost 2 Bellefontaine 18 Van Wert 6 1 east or Tokyd. 1 dor St., P otn~roy . and Service, Pomeroy . Olllo F'OR SAI.F: : Mndern rrame H' h 5. 1 , N " ;;;u.. re;;·~,;.. ._ _ _~~-, 1 ________'o 27 tfc WY Z..228t • 21 u~ I hom('.l ga~. ""; hlork ~~::·l son.Jg212. wg e (,ame J. st. U8Jtoba~~~ev:e~~~nt fj r ~ ) -.,.....,.,.... Memory Ill Mr•. BILL - r QUALITY roman~< I I ==~;::=~~~=~r-::::;;;=======1 •ad nkBglbyvln~ River news l Ho•p1'tal. News tso stupefied by the utter banal- thPr of these qualities. instead, j lty , triviality, condescension we got a distance , outsider's and anemia of Thursday night '! view of the city, a hasty and one-hour ABC·TV !pedal, "So- di:ttinctly unimaginative look at phia Loren ln Rome," that J some sights ll'l a manner that hardly know where to begin. would bure evto a novice toiJfHow anyone could have the i51 , and a sw-fei t of cutenes.s loveliest city in the world as al thai burdened Miss Loren ln subJect , and one of the loveli- both the words put into her e:H and most pleasant woman J mowh and the direction of her Ul the world as a guide, and a{' finns yet come up with a totally spir-1 Was It necessary , with such itless, unknowing and unnatural ootural material , to stage l ffi· program, is beyond me. The becilic scene~-oue of them a fault apparently must rest fake traflk accident - to ghow mainly with Sheldon Reynolds, I us something of the Roman who wa.~ the director 11nd co- chararter Ar~ Arn~rit'ans who writer, and, according to an i' liv~ abroad so out of touch that ABC press release. WlHJ givt!ll they think of the p o o r carte blanche by the producers, folks back home as being the a decision which, 1f true , does some unsophistic-ated. unculnot absolve them rrom respon- tured slobs who toured the conliiibility. tinent a while back SomeIf Rome Is anything, 1t is time one think s it is rt>a lly earthy. If Rome has .anything, many of the expatriates who Jt 11 flavor . If Thursday night's fall harde~t for tht cheapest BEST DOW!( Medteval ..... •torlea e. Sll'\.lg£"lea. ufor 11. A JOlt. ° ~re ;r ,·ed. 1 SNit>~ high·llap ~ . Y~per I!. EskU.. li. Shaved 6.. VU.itor 13. Wide ope. '·~ 8. A mad. ' · Wane .... i I I 16. E'gyptlaa 1H WHOlE BLESSfT DAY .... ...u.nc 39. Eye &0. Botctl 42. Be1'0ft ........... h ,o- , •. Ex tmc:t bird : aBodyut 20. Coocvt:t 21. Humor ""'m Jl.A~ ol lot"'' 19. Verity :Ll. l..aundty- -w.....-..-.•• - rr.Abcwe; comb. form • . Greek 14. Bee.st o( bunl._ HI . Fresh "'&' place t9. To cut alf J.os. VnJ.t. 10. Twiat C8:fli ~.­ Kaltlr N.Z. appllance J4. B1bUcaJ. ~AND~ 28. Covered wtthvlo<o 29. A study 30. A piUitry deuert !1. Surpu. 3%. Waabed b7 thewav.. M..Narrow inlet: geol. 31'. Parllon ot &.... B• KING te worl< 1tJ 1 ... Crn>toc- _ .._ CYL BYLW~ VJKI~ YLS WOQ&VJS Y RSJYW SJYX BICT~ IEJL CIS~ Y~e c::typtoquo~: WOMEN UE ABoUT THEIR AGE; lltiEN LIE ABOUT 'I'HliU&lliWM&.-WILUA.ld: .f'~ .. '1'HBlR HERE. 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K.lLE IN t-lf'l HEART" If Ia :LONGFELLOW One letter 8lm.ply stallds for another. Ia thia Mnlple A 18 t1MJt fOI' the three L'a, X for tlJe twG O'a, ete. Single letters, ~ trophle., U.. length .UJd flonna.Uo.ll ot the word.1l a.n- all hiu t.t. &actl day u.e COde )etten aN dl:tl~ ---- ROIINSON'S ~ let ., H. Birdot prey U . Scotcn.rn&A'. bun.ar~ .. ...,, . WHAT AI LS YOU?' YUU AIN 1 BEfN OVfR 10 J IBBER JABBER V\o'IF LOWEEZY Due's how AXYDLBAAX& SHIRT FINISHING -·-- - 16. Am. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - DAY SERVICI I 15. Bb.a.dll M·14 I ~r· Weet.eru Paaflc l'VJieya 1 1 APARTMENT 5 rooms and SLUGGISH septic tank'1 Clog-' High Slng ltJ. Sis- ClnC'lnnatr Walhut Hills 24 11 <H-rr beth, newly r~ecorated . Call 1 ged drains? Get Kh~an-Ern-All 2 " 11 ra n gapr (>n. ,o{'(l n ~on 593 Cincinnati Withtow 16 • \ . . d . m es rom omerov o .. 1 I water C ronk~. WY 2-3631. SeptiC tank Cleaner at Lan . ll . Il l R ~ v . ' h I high Team Smgle \1asoo New n nlchtnbtid 12 Amelia g :1rnsonv e onu ou av~ B Hart11·rt on ~10Wns h'1p 28 b uhllll 6 . C , 10 23· tr c, mark Farm Bu reau. 1 h i . ow mg etllei". .182_ 1 -------I 10-31 ·30tc . to see IH• omf' 0 appreeJ. , High Team Serle~ - \1<1 son Mt Vernon St. VinrPht 52 TRAILER lots ror rent, close ,'l tf' II Phone WY 2-604A. , Bowling renter. 1081. Nt>W Albahy 22 ON to Laundrymat and schools. Help Wented It I! Gtc - -- -- Carroll 26 i'alrfleld Union 0 Valley Lumbet & Supply Com-I . PlHin Citv 34 Madison South 0 pony, Middleport. ID-Hic LOOKING •oR SECURE FOR SALE : ~. room, and baih, TRA" ATANnlNOS ·Logan 46 ·1!iiisboto O JOB1 hardwood flo ors. Gas rorced 1 Won Lo~· . .. ---· - - - - THREE an~ four rM'lt turm-:heair furnace. birch kitchen and Mason Bowling Center 7 2 ed and llflfurnished apart· r~•l" rn, o ~ r;, ~,, "~~v'('" ,,..,.,. · rar port. Priced, $8.000.00. 1 L &: C 41 3 Hlue Creek 9~ Oto\'t!thlll II ments. WV 2-&484 12 6 tfc ie• <>Lu •n .. ,,... , m.,,,,.,,,., · 1m• F'red Williamson. Rulland . Millet 's Market 5 4 Otdt ..oml 11 Part JeHnlnls 86 n ca"''"' r~n.-n111 S11ror•c• l!:•'•h,,.,., 1 1L 10 6tc Pomertly Motor Cn. 5 4 Ayresvllle 75 Kialidl 5fl L.AUNUIYMiddleport Aparlmenl , 5 rooms ·~ 11'1•11 -- --· Rickard Pony P'orn1 4 ~ CriOersville 69 Harrod 48 JlltY Cl.IANINO bath :md b9semenl. on ground 4 ; - PHOTOGRAPII Y c-RF.W- I TWO story frame house on Jock's Ashland .~~:ky~,~·u:e~l:OI~UI=tt~rt,;;;;;H':e~I:G--~W~Y..2..·iiil4::;2;:li~=Pil!0~M~I=II;!O'I~ floor Newly decorated. hardMule and frmalr :J B 1 Bnck Street, Rutland , w1th Lone Wolrl'l wood floor~ automatic heat Now fo rming crt>\\ lur ('O uprm extra \01. Carl Hysell, Phone p & p 2 1 Call WY l-32t~ . 10 JO Uc sules. Sl-1 2--45i4. tl -7-titc EASY TEAMS . . Tran spor1a1ion F'urnisllf'rl s~vEN ltCJUM briCk home In Ohio High S•hool Baoketb~ll ~ Duplex. 3 bedroo ms Sugar 1 Doily Commi!ll=l ion ~ p.,mf!roy, t•o bathrooms, 4 By United Pl't!sl IHtf'tttatlonal H.uo a rea Pumt>r• Phone! Limited TrHvel Ne"" &rcmen 107 AIJtr 83 WY ;.3618 . , bedrtWma, garage, b••ement. 8t. Henry 12 10 2 tl c . Contact Mr Dale, Moildav and a fir1Jshetl rootniJ In attic Sidney Holy Angel• 31 MODERN 4 room and bath j Tuesday, between 9 ahd ~ ] Lar;J;e ot OUt ol nigh water 1 Zaleski 78 Wilton Ill furnished apartment M 1 d· · Phone 525 01411· Huntington, · Cinttlil hi!atinl lnqUJre I' tllepott . WY Z-38'14 w. Va. Collecl. I Chari., Wildermuth WV 2· Albany li Union Furo•ce 51 9 9 II Uc II &tc t!ll5 or NY z-8118. 9-Zii-tlc CattH•ge•Tioy 60 Rome-oanaao 11 _E_m_p.,.lo_y_m_e_n_I_WI~ted 1 - Q-W;;,;, -;:-;h, otd,,t whllr :·oM SAI .&<;-:-Middtepurl·. ;- ;.u[ Waterloo 65 Ames-Bern 51 j !ttUiement in North Amerlt•a, !!II butldln~. tocaled 352 N Crt·stview 73 Mtinroevillt II IRONINGS TO do in my home .~ north of Florida? Secmttl St.tel!t, Mladtt'purt Fort Ruovery 51 'Mississinewa Vltl1f'y 49 $3.00 DuJJhel. Also wt~~h and l A- Annapolis Royal . Nov:1 Priced for quiclt t>Bic:. ln. An<werp tl Oblo OIIJ 11 block sweaters. Wanla Pow- S<'otia, founded by lhP French I quite at Ohio Htttel. Botkins 57 Anna iO ell, WI l-31114. ll 13 6tc Iin 1605. ! 10 II Ito -· JB. Title of fabriC I 1 · bin! ~a,weed :J.. Island in "' 1 ', 2. 08.SeclUde<l ILAETTNAR'S Grid Scores :llllnr~ qU&l'rel U.. Put.J.me • pI AN SZ. Hunt.o LA 8111all H . Chrietmu aoap n.Pronp 1 19$4 FORD AOK088 L 41 . Ant U . Sel'flbla.n.oe •OW, Wf&L. f hI DAILY CROSSWORD Une I""" RADIATOR SERVICE of 38...... Pl..... "''P. " ' Uvlnf' choppy. !:fen tile 81 I Ill seemed peculiarl1 inappropriat•. The ob}ect oC aDJ lbow 11 not merely to see, but to feel . One felt nothln& ucept disDlly. Th• American tourist 11 Ju:;~t Iterla l was thvretore haph.uard, that much vl 1 JUcker. Ithing , 1 ~~ obroaa. Abo" 1U, lbe prOJrClm bad aQ vlewj)(llnt. ~ locus. And the lelectlon of sequence! and ma- 1huur was memorable for it was for tl.s mcredibl•• l HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - I am feat in mttm.. ging to ~licit neiBy RICK DU BROW Uul~ Pretl lnieroatlonal Pomeroy Motor Co. - - - -- - Television Revue I 1 ' Jf6 iiU ' r r---------, WANT AD .... -. . - . . ..... . .. f/ I ' I GOT }OLIIIN 1l>1His. fA''"''~' �.-' ~ ·-~ ... ....... ~ ~ . . ..... " .... . . . . . ...... , .. . .. - - .. \ - . . . .. ·- .. . . ~ .. .......... ._ . ... -.... ~ , ~ ~ . ~ .... ., . ... .... ...... - ... \ , .._ ~ .,. • • o.. '- ..,. V '- ~ ~ " I ·~ ... • • • • • .; J ' • • ' • • Thanksgiving Theme Given at Grange Meeting Rock Springs Grange met in ersonal ... regul ar session Thursday even· ing with Mcs . Fred Leifheit act- Turala1 maeb colder late tonight, low U-14. Taelllay parlly cl0 udy aad m11eb <OOior, hlKh t8-U. Bazaar Planned By Afternoon Church Circle Getting ing as worthy mosier. In Middleport Plans were made to parUciThe Town and' Country dinpate in the annual Christmaa ner lo be he ld at Harrisonville Barbara Jones and Karen Me· 1bazaar sponsored by the AfterI t• nd<~y, November 20, al 7: 15 i Elhi~ny , students . at Ohio Unl l noon Circle when the . Eleanor wilS announced. Mrs. Amos 1vers1ty, are spendmg the week· Ckrcle uf Heath Methodist ChurLeonard, home economics chair 1end et Bowling Green Univer- ch met Thursday evening at 1 man, announced that members : sity with friends and will at· the ~hurch. Mrs . Galen Brown. 1 are to b11ng gtfls for the Ath· 1tend the B.G. and OU football ! prestdent, preSided al the mee~ I ens Stale Hospit al to the next a me ing. meeung She also reported that 1 g · Mrs. Wi llia m Grueser won third I Mrs. Ronald Place and son., . Mrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. wu. pl a<"e in the slate crochet con-' Steve, have returned to their ham K. Russell were progr~rn test. I home in Albion, N.Y. after leade:s and presented m_atenal Ht>ported ill were Miss Hazel •spending several days here with on Btlly Graha~ and his cru-Ve~n Coont>y, Frank Grueser and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- sades. ~rs Smith read G:a: Mrs Holl m Radford . A county ry Houdashelt and Freddie Hou· ham's five rules for effectiv• 1ot!Hws conference was announ· dashelt. Mr. Houdashelt is prayer. ~ ~~ : ted for Monday evening, _No- ' a paUent at Holz.er . hospital Mrs. Russell gave an interest• ! v~mber 16, at the Rock Sprmgs where he is recuperating from ing highlights of a crusade SORORTTY INST.\LLAT IO N Rila Bowen RrPnda Slrkkl in and Atlene ~cnani<• l. ""-'rd left lo right , were hall and mt-mbers are to take , surgery . : held jn Columbus this past installed as new llll:.'mbrrs of tht• Ohto na Ptn Chapte r of the Bet<.~ Sigma Phi soronty uuring 11npressivt? cere· , pie.~ lt was voted to change R 11 I l I summer when she was a mom€'s th ts wee k Surrounding the nt:\\ nwmhrrs <lrP . 1 to I , Dorothx Ambetg.{'r._Susie ~n1 esP r . Batb<:~r<:~ Rt_ggs , 0 Imember of the choir and retht' next mt>t>ltng to Friday, Mrs. P. K. usse · ~ h .Marv Carolvn Wilt:tv , Barba ra Betzing , Ina .l\1t>adows. r\'lrs A H Kntght. Apnl SmJtll S h ~r l ~e Neuman. LJ_n da Nuvt• mber 27 due to Thanksgiv· l Clifton For?e, VaG. to vtsth ~r I called her experiences workWat"son. LOis , ·Iom·lo. lk ts\· Hor k \". l3t>vt•rly Pt'fnn, Marilyn WlsPeup. C.atl HovattN, L)TI Il Smith. Rf'tty Rawlmgs , father Estae Me raw, w o ts and Anne Chapman -· SPntinel Pho1u . ___ _ -~tng. p~ralmg from major sur· ing m the cruasde. !\.-1rs Thomas Cook enlt'rl aJn l Mrs. W . A. Morgan, 1ectur- recu nwlh('fS gHve a party fur the I f'd the Pas! CouriC" II or-.; u! Tlwo- er, presented a program which gery. During the business meeting eCOr rOW 0 f .-i>ild< en and tt•a•·ile~' T it<' Y I dorus l'ouncil Daughters of Am- openod with group singing ol Mrs. Willis Grueser Is visit- the group planned for the ba1 ~e~ed re fr t'shmenls cmd ,::;we i ·. f [erica Thursday evt>nmg ot lwr "T he Harvester." Mem:bers re-- ing in Columbus with her dau· zaar and ~rs . Bernard ~u~tz t ee lilg a arrtsonvl e prl l.~·s lor th~ pr elliP::il, ugl tt'S!, I F:e~st Main St' home. lsponded to roll call WI.~ what :ghter and family, Mr . and Mrs. was appomted 81 pubhctty The Octotwr lllf"Ptlng of the t'OUIII ol what h{ld i"Wt'rl O :H'('(lnl · <Jnd most urt gtnal. eeflng I ' ' . . ' . they were th?nkful, for . Psalms· John McCabe and family. chairman for the event. Mrs. H·,.rnsomtl lt.• p T 0 upf'ned wi ih ph:-. hr-d dunn~ tht> !Jast year, , . . l l\11 :-;s Dorot hy B.;trnelte or 1 he meeltng, In ~ ndt ge of \1rs. for Thanksgtvmg, ' were read • ILee Smith and Mrs. James I11 1n~"u I d tn g a l'ot" b•. rllt' )Ud"t'S di:'t'lSlO il S Wl-'re was hing ton I op by Mrs . Leonard and a poem, Mrs . GoJd 1e ' Wh'I te Is 'tn Ft · Johnson were named co-chat..., . 1 pun·h"ISf'<; :co f let• lmu1• Irot n .• p 11 1 h '· f> • DC f1cld work · Norn 1a ('I· , J(l p 111 " 11 • pi es td en, 1 1 · h I board and P T 0 fhtnl Crude Prettrr-sl Mon.a · · · · d •i h d 11 · b M s ' K f ~ 40 p m and v.s!tatH•n tl' a II lh f' sc uo ' , . · ·,. er f1 w the wom:m's Dnll· 1 ene 1111 evo om Y r · , ··we Plow The Ftelds," by Mrs. Leavenworth, ansas, or a men of arrangements for the 1 · · .1.,1,.,. ., ,, , ", r·lu>" .on" · • lit•<· ,,,,. h·r;; A d1~1JI<1.• t<~.: ron1p:1n .Jrftrrs d~ DalE' F,vans · Ugltesl, l•'red li<'"Satl>'r .. ,,.,u bv. tile Letfheat. · · 1e a1so voted 111 ' u ... ~ , , .. ,. sio of ('hn sllan Service of t11e . ·'· • lt>ll• ,., vastt wt"th her son • Mr · and bazaar. The earc ' .... ~ 1 1 111 , i} the mret Jn g It'd hi~ rt>porf Kunrly Wo~ ,,s th"" S(arecroVI, Mcthodisl <'hurch, spoke e~t the Lord s l't"<J.\er and pledge to ' Two articles were read, "A I Mrs. Floyd White and family . to pay a pledge of $213 toward 'I' I ·1 · 1 • r11 r Most Or tg rnal. .. Jeffery H•rrh- lin 1t1·d "ethudisl church l•'n- the H<tg P l(lns "ere nwde lor 8 few approprt'al.e remarks," by Mrs. White , former rood super- the church budoet. 1 CupcakP" 11 ~ · ( T't->,1111 . 1 " 11 [ f ~>f'" ,, 1,,,,,. ~' 1 onun. lt't>S apput ll n..~ lw)(! Bs tht• wlt1le Knrght 1 1 r · 111 p· rt · lo 1 · k · h TB Hosp_Ja 't 1 10 · " 1Cl1r r.st III ·llS· 11111 ·~,.. · d·,l)' morni ng e_ <~l a) 11.J 1·s . F. GN>alem and "Than s- VISor at t e Mrs. C. M. Hen~oy accom111 and kunl·illd wPr~· -:pr \'t•d ll\ the " • 1 d ·' h 1 " ·~ "~ 1 Je h('ld at Ihe l-!' erutru c u.r~ 1 giving in days of yore," Mrs. ; Nelsonville, has been With her pamed for group singing. i~BLI~t·n and C<ltJ~ " 11 ~ ltt 1sts Sun~htnP ( lub !\1rs Lenru Fourth Cr{ldP . Pre tt1 PS I. Clms- , . . , , Mr:t. lor the ev('mng .\1 l r~ \lir\" C.n· ()lwrh(]I ZPr tw ,'-,t;-Jnley as Mmnu· :Vlmt st>. I lh~ rrree l ll.l~ wc~s c?~led ~u Thursd.t~ , lJPct:~ ber 10 _at ti .\0 Hollier Radford . A poe m, t daughter, Mr. an~ Mrs. Bert Keith Goble and Mrs. JeaD W.'l} ~ {lnd Mt>tllls Mrs \1on·.\ Ugllt> st. Shl-'lttl Andc·rson e~s thr urdr: by Mts V 0 : E ,\'toard ' P m Named as the <:orn mll· "Thanksgivmg ," by Mrs. Bet·, Boehmer and family . Cooke served a dessert course st') dl~o a~ ~i~ l t·d ( lut..al Socl<'_ty.pet- tu pl<.tn lilt< patty and pro· ty Leonard, and a guesslng l Ed rd. J es and chil· lrrom a table carrying out the 'fh(' rOIIITI ~ 'H re lwaut1 ful ly arst>\. Ch<.ti rma n. \1rs Duane Pt•\'ll : \lo:-.1 Ortgtnal, Jud~ Car. p-rPsrdPnt o! Slanlt;_v fl1r<.: M.ny Davrrlsnn. ~\"'\ d S thl' Fla!Jpt:' r. 1' :.tm! opt>n t-d Wll 1 group sm~mg gro m ""ete Mrs. lknry HeJbel, •game conducted by Mrs. Mor-1 Mrs. wa on "ted tl Thanksgiving motif. drcoralttd m kt't>jll llg .,..,llh ll <tl · uf ·· In Chrrst The re Is No E<:~:;t Mrs Tl 1o nlo1s t"{lok. J\•/rs /\rnb A Le 0nard con- dren of Jackson VISl llSI 1 • \lr" I.J ta Jonrs Mrs .\1aP Dix, . .. gan \~on Y mos d sd· 'th M J E 1 IP•M•en and rlw .-\11tumn season !Jil. , r tlth (,re~de . Prettwst Dean- or We st. old H<t\e=' .md \1 rs. Jack Hub· 1 ded the program I past We ne ay Wl rs. · · ANNOUNCES BIRTH 11 ( !,f'fh(l Cllltt·nll rt'l"f"<ll ln,!:' t l~o · childn•n'.:' ""ork na i:Ua rk v.ond as a bnd e-~ llg- 1 ' so n · C 11 • ~ ed b Harley in Middleport and other Pfllg r <~m. M 1·~ Vtr gtnta Gib- 1 1 J M k ld , Dt•votrons tahn from Psalm · · Refreshments were :.erv Y 1 t ' s ,·n the area Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wtlls I' all p h''" ~'' ,,r r lass v.o rk Tlw 1 J ar m as (In o , h · omllll't ' rea ave · k · th \11IIer, 1.1w 1e~ · ...epM.' 1 ~nn. \1~ . '-'lr~utl l.t . I'' bhy 100 wPre led by Mt s .eo Garnes w ~re plav(.>d during the ume economies c •· 1 of Newar are announcmg e 1 bu~mpss nll" l 'i lllg "''" opPned 1 8 1 0 0 rn:m , - ~Wol'tlan n~t ngm~::~ • Mt'! hodtst the son.1l · IJHUr ~md· pnze~ a· tee i:ll the c1ose of the meeting · Mr and Mrs. J on Schaaf of birth of a SlX · pOUuu -~ and S, . , fll<tck . Smtih or ~l eath prornp11\ vt 7 ·h with tilt pre'>- TP;telwr' Publll'iiV \I rs rh(jr < Ms~·y . \ Ctr ur f'" h. Mtddlepurl, V~>ho also 1warded to Mrs Rtchwd CampDaton are spendng the week- oz. OOby daughter Oct. 25th rtwn1 :\1rs \\ . r: . L1mpbell 111 H•l!'pil.t'lt\" . . \1t~ Ne llt e BorSrxt h (jrade. Prettiest. Shel· gaVI:' tht'ee readmgs, A Shupp· , oell . \1rs Benlz Wollt' M1ss P1'4. TO MEET end with his sister, Sally Schaaf at Newark Hospital ln Newark the ch:tt l . gan . \1r" I.Pona Hy s(•ll \lrs ~;; ("lark as a IJrtd\: U g ii~ j ing Ltst, Lady Are You Rich? lErna Jt'"sse ;J nU Mrs Mike Me· The Racme Elementary P .T. _and his grandmother, Mrs. R. named DeAnna. They have a :\ sh or· \H'I ('\'!llt' IA<t'-' gtvrn Ur ext>l \."Hnc f'" . Mrs. Margate! , Kt>IHJ Pth Wheeler (IS Oog!aCe: : and Bt.•Jng Thankful. which was 1 Kf'nz!c. : A. will mt'el at the grade school 1 C. Sansbury. son Keith, age 19 months. Mrs. hv \1r s t ·amptwll !oii11W('d bv G. ; Hefreshmt•nts Wf'rt' served by un Monday, Nov. 16 at 7:30 .P· Wills was the former Donna Hw :1.illll t• 1(1 llw ll~th INI by (,oodwm Mrs F:dw in Oberhnl- \11lo..; 1 Origina l, Plullip Porter ,writtl!rl by Brshop Hazen \\·erner /\ solo " One L1ttle the hostess~'S to those na med rn . There will be a ThanksglVE Fitch. \·r ,\ rn •'!l J),•v n1tons WNt' gn•· zt't \1rs Hf' llv Hutchison. Mr!1 B~ {;r;Jndma l.enna mwthol~er. 1\lrs Arnt'!t .1 . C<Jndle·· was presented by Mrs. dbove and Mr s. Cha.rles Cuhe n ing program with Rev. O'Con· PLAN DANC Grandparents ere Mr. and t'f hy 1!1~ !.nlllil lhwll. : Tht' nex t mcctmg wtll be Nu·' , V k . d ' • · ster Plans k · · d F't h of Lo 1 ( b II . 1 b ~ p . . . be Harvey Vrm ran en an an Mrs M<:Jx l\1 ernh<~ r 1, M• s. Gro· ner as gues m1m · There will be a Than sg1vmg 1Mrs. Raymon Ic ng \lr (':"llllj)hf' ll ~1:1\'t' iHl DC' \1r'-' . ·Hrnp r H1 ~ 1onn ns. 1\.lr' B11rbndge. 1Vt"m er 11 · len s ~re 10 offerrn g w e~s ta ken for rntssion- ver f<~ tb Mr~ Ba . . St> tdPn :1 bel. will be completed for the Fall eve dance at the Eagles ClubJBottom and Mr. and Mrs. Mer· carsey, 1 compleled for .servmg 1 • · W1lls · of Newar. k {•hcm man: \ 1rs. J 11t> . of . t h e 1arv work . "VIrs Rol' l1n B1•n rli •s :Ylrs lohn l<t'~ttval to be 1re Jd Nov . 20 Wednesday Nov 25 rill 1 HEADQUARTERS FOR • . . .. F "Town and Countrv' dmner . • u " 1 · ' · · • · H. h ·~d,~~~~~~J ;:;_.::.;;;;;::;;;;~;.· ;;;;_;. · ..;_:., · ----~..:;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, 1 1 1, ~1s 1 \r··~ Dena Wttcl aye-. · j •· wa ysorS<Jymg1JBnk 10U SmJthandagucst,.Ylrs. Bt>rn·the HacmeJ.r. rg . ·1 20th, at 7 15 p.m., was the tlwmr- ol :\ltiss Harnette . l<"e Darst Cottt>rdl. Mr. ~ Beatrtl'e Wood . November . FJith Grade Mothers wall serve ROOMS OF , \lembershtp. !\1rs H o II an. ~ver~~ne Is urged to be pres-' She g<:~v.t< three wa\-s. of . ·· --~-~-! rt:freshments. Everyone inter· SHOP ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 " l"o>·kmnn \1r!'l Jeffers ' en I. he fourth grade. under b member oJI tlw h · k' 1 d ' t s ,·nv·ted \!r . ., f , . • M cmg a f'tmrr as mg grace. es e · 1 FURNITURE Mrs ~la rk aun tla , WSCS prayer Sf'l""VlCe and i\lembt·r s of the local sod- : 1the lt-adt!rshlp of Mr!l. H Boom Mothers appointed were \1JIII:'r and Mrs. Bt- lty ul c r· gift s. ' Women must <"huose to ely assisting m the prep<:~ri:l· ' COMMITTEE TO MEET f1rst grade. Mrs. Pau l St<~nh•y, SOh wtll pre sc~t a progr:.~m . be a member or the WSCS. twn were Mrs. J.!y Warner, There will be a meeting for llaztl Hl'ndl'rso... Mrs. Refrtt shments will be served. odis t wom<Hl Should Have a Mrs. Eddie Smith, Mrs. l'Ommittee members of Troop H<1lt>l Blarkwood: S e ron d I odist Women l:ihould Have a l{a lph <~ilmore. M1 s V. D. Ed· 245. Boy Scouts, Monday even(~rarie Mr ~ Holly. \trs. Dtllon.l C)LJ Plavt'"rS will World Outlook ; wa1d s, Mrs. Everett Thomas ing at 6· 30 at the public library 1 \1rs .lnnt>s Third (;rade. 'lrs. rt IS tht' largl!s l organization e~nd Mrs . Dwtght Parker. tn Mtddleport. Mr. 0 . Guy I Furniture, Floor Coverings, Furnishings For Your Home and Wearing Apparel l.:==M=id:d:l:e:p:o:rt:':O:.==~ O~hnrne. Mrs Porter M 1 s Prt~St'llt Urarna uf wonwn m tht' . . . o1ld Mis:-r i Melhnd1st churches reprr-se nt· Nash, !COUl executive, will be ,. H''"~'ltf il'ld : Foutth (;rnde, Mrs 1 Wt'r~ Forest Hun. preeent to make arrangements 1Barnl'lte also told of her work ed Thor <.."ar 'IP~·. Mrs Warrffi Ret>V · I The pl<i y, ''These are not ' m Korf'a, llaw au Bud the Phil· .\1mersvrll~ . Middleport, Tup· rur the troop charter. At last · For Your Family. t>~ <l nd ~~~~ghterJo;m , Mrs :(lui !Childn>H," will be presented at lppin t-s. I pers Plains, Rutland and United week 's ~eeting 21 boys regis- ~ Pomeroy, Ohio nurt . ~ tfth r.r.::~de Mr~ Stan- !he Che:-.te r Parent-Tf".tche rsl Pr.Hyer by Mrs . Harry P ' Methodist. Other churches tered wrth more eJ:pected. The • --~ _ -~--~- le\ 1\ol; s. Hla rk .. \1r ., V<'lnrr: meetiug. Cht's1er (~rade School, Smtth clost'd t_he rneetmg when : were Nnom t Hapl lsl, Fede:at· ~ys will meet Wednesday eve- ' Stxlh (,rade. Mr s. \\ag~0 11 t'r, NovPmher 16, at 8 p.m. I the group adJourned to the 1 edeu_:•':'d:_::M~id:d~l~ep:':"~l~P~r:•s:·b~y~te:r~ta:n~n:m~g:_:•:t~7~p~.m:·:...=--===-"""'~~~~~:i: TONIGHT & SATURDAY \l r~~-f'brk . \11 \ Will 1 . ~ dining room for potluck lunch- , _ "55 DAYS AT PEKING" . The program, conductf'd bv1111s . 1, ucrelia ('en·· ~ • pla ·v IS belng presf"nl f'd eon, WI!· 1r MI S~ ' 1 Tcdun ro lor 1 \'irg>noo ( :ibson . COil SIS IPd of through lh• )O tnl •Morts Ol the ------- - - - , r/t '().'~e ~,.~'9'L!J ~nJ't"t C h ~rlton l lt> ~1 nn . 1\ 1a Gar rl song~ <~ml a pl <l\".. A ;..·1.w Fa( e Statt> ol OhiO, Dtvtston ol Menltl~ 1 \) I ~ f C/t til {ij; VVI 1 ( ner . D<tYtd Nt\P n. Flora Rnh lor Fr!'d ... The Hallowl;'('n tht> me tal ll ygtene and the Oh1o Uni so u. Joh n lrP IH nrt IRn (;pnn , Paul Luk a~ Etmhr lh S ell nr~ w o~ med and a good mor<-~1 les· vttrsil} Sehoul or Drami:ilit: Arts Caloreartoon snn 11f kt ndn~~ ~ .,..,<:Js ntrril:'d out and Speech FOR ALL OCCASIONS ir lht' p i <~;. •· These Are Nut Children" Is VOL XVI - WASHINGTON - DEFEATed COP presidential nominee Barry M . Goldwater says Dean Burch will remain as Republi· can national chairman because " he hes a four year contract with t"he party." Goldwater made his state· ment as New York Gov. Nel· son A. Rockefeller registered the opposing view that it was a ''reasonable position" to call fo r Burch to step down . In pl edging to keep Burch on as chairman, the Artzona senator! told newsmen that of tile party was in the of Senate Leader Evereu D1rksen, l\1 , and House er Charle!l A. Halleck, Ind. Purposes of WSCS Theme Of M . I tllr 1 . 1 1 1 1 II 1 ALL DAY SATURDAY 9 a.m. Til9 in the Evening .\ I MEiGS THEATRE i SUN., MON ., TUES. No;o 15-16-17 "WHAT A WAY TO GO" Sh11l<.·\ \bd .:~ tnt ·, ra111 Nl'w mon . Ko tw rl ~l ltC' hum , 1 M'6ea:S M s, 1 This en tt>rlfll llffi f'nt WBS glv· a pi a 'I about rel.i.irdf'd child- I ('R hv 1he sPCond ;md t h i r d rt'n Hev. Wtlllam La r~ ountain, I . 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Multilateral Nuclear (MLFI WB! expected to nate the five-day NATO mentary con fer ence here today. The lOth annual was attended by 200 membl of the parliaments of the North Atlantic Treaty zdion nations. 'nehill ChaiH ey. Pomeroy High .ot win all th e marbles 10 ~ second pla~.:e ftnish By DOROTHY KllGAllEN Broadway Bulletin Boat d Its happiness time again with Doris Duke .and her jazz pianist, Joe Castro. After a quarrel that r eac hed the legal stage and made headline s around the world ··- 1t was one of those he·cln imed,. they-wer~ · m a rri <' rl -~ hf' el.1 1rn et l·l !tt'"V \Vet"en't rasf's - rne) 1\l:jl'it'd .J ilU made up and are JJO\\' enJoymg the beauties of her lu xu rieus Duke Farm in New Jersey . . nrPgg Sherwood Dodge plans to· many her longtim ~ swee tie, D<.~n MoJran (a for mer New York detcd iv cl in. Palm RP cwh .around Chris! mas trnw . -• .JI · ery 's Jmpact in th e fr rsl ru.snes of " The Hill'' has Seven r\l't.S t..' CStatic. 'l'hey'n now ready to team him with Richard Burton in "The Man Who Would Be King." Jehu Wayne, dangerously i.!~ came out o£ lhe hospital just to make that u.ationwide appeal for the election of Sell. Goldwater. His family and close friends tried in every way to dissuade him from malting the effort, but he felt he had to dO it. Fiyewitnesses tf'l t'1e scenes prececf. ing the broadcast sa-y they were moving and d'Jiamatie ... Fritz Loewe, composer of " My Fair Lad!Y", lias lost llteraHy hundreds of thousands of dollars a! the gaming tables in Las Ve~s and ~lonte Carlo -but he always walks away with a smile. The secret: Gambling is his &rite form of recreation, and he raJI never possibly spend all his millions. Pierre Salinger has no reasoo to fre-t, even tbougl'l he rost the senatorial race ill Califonlita.. II he says yes, he ca beeome tu Dnt head of the National Asso· dation of Broadcasters, at a salary of $75,000 a year and with a !overly ex~ ..,• ......t . . . Jll>ck Hudson has lleea datiag Cll.arleue Holt, if ~ou want kl. koow· whom to lie jealou~ of Lucille lbemer. wlvl was Fred Astaire's +aain& pariul' m a picture or two" is in tile ,.-ss of seetin& a divorce from Mellioall mil!lio We Rodriguez Aati>l'lt:meo r.....eaa have huge caches of anna aB throup spain, and the rebels aD on the verg.,. of striking . . . JO:rron Garner will make big trade news wllen lie rotw-ns .._, his l!luropean toiJI" in Dt!ee~ H'e'\1 sign with a new talent agency and a new recording c"''''""'Y·. Pier Angeli is due soon on the Cah- ,_,d ---- VISIT IN GAHANNA 'Mrs. llorold Smith Mark, were visitors of ter, Mrs. Aldo Jeffers forn1a ~cc nc,'. I\ 1th a battt<ry of lal\jt:r:., ready tor \Jc Dt~mune to tt r e thr firsL gun m _thetr co urtroom banle on•r cu:::.· tody ot so n P e rry. Meam~ hll c Vi..: Late Movies Jl'tNED $110,0,.!:: ~erous POMEROY, OHIO 'r ' • ; . Channel 8, (11156) Jo~ft man," ha.s teague epdt!Q 16-0 ')r rng Logan II w<t~ typical Cha ncey that e-ven 1n that ~ dt he sought to build up ~e m tor this fmest of aU ·' • The drive to hav• Jolon Fit:og.,nl<l Kelllledy's birthday - M311 2911a ~ deet"'"'d a national holiday lias j>Knd up an important supporier. Hause Spe:.ker John McCormack ... NBKJI Dussalt, the pretty redhead who is one of the loright new stars of the Broadway-boWid m& caf, "Bajour," is beiJIC pw'SUed i>,ll a 11>1> jor movie firm anxious to sig,a ller futr a l'ong-!erm film and TV <Dillrad. lilut she's playing it cool so far , probaWy wiD be many more offers ... Ile$pite to the cOiltrary, GOP iDsiders feel sure Ridlanf Nixon will refuse to accept the Replfbliean National Chairmanship stiD !ltt!l'pied l>y Dean Rurch. They feel that Mr. Nixon, as a one-time Republican pt?.~ide~~lial candid;~ and former Vice Preoidetll for eight years, would consider tlw post • decline N> bis polill<al career. "'Siig~tly Payne. •..-Is Chaanel II, •.,... rt~ West" s.,rlet" (1950) Joseph Cotton. (1913-1956)_ outstanding victim of the elet'tion believes his fel<'rom 'a little more think• ~ p. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio a Senate seat against in... Young. Taft had been the aft , son of the late Senate 8:30 p.m. EST. JY UPl in an exclusive ,i my folk ~ gave it lo me lime, I figured l"d stay Gomer Pyle Stays as Was \\ay I am . ['m surre glad.·· IIOLLYWOOI> (NEA) - Well, it was this way, friends and neighbors. This little oJd coun try boy &rom down Al8bama Wi:IY was wol!'king up in that nest of e"ll caUed. New Y.lill.wk. And you. know what them New Yawkers tried to do ta UraL little old coomay boy from SyJacau. ga ? (That's about bal.f..iaJ be tween Mignon anD (~ts Qual'· ry ). They tried oo tale hi> good clean Alabama speech pat terns away from bim, !:bat's what they tded to. W.. !mop..! This boy - Jlm Naflors was his name, the same f.e:Uer on television now ae Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. - "ell, this bo~ Jim was workluc, frlF tbe United Nationo T r - j > CIIWI<~. Sounds preU.y hig~HalWD.o', llut those ~e:auga bey!J are pretty sharp. Anyhow, Jim 1M"Ai back home for vaaaa.. one time. And he walked inta the !louse and he sai1i tw hi:i ma ane b.is pa, " Hetla. mother. and bello, father." He Soa.J.d. iL iA a M:p, resonant voice: and Ulele was a distinct northern tone. Mrs. Nabors h"" ller head screwed on ri~ Y• loti you- walt, &llle ailll&elaer My, "Jim, sop talkill& like a W." Since then, Jim .Nailers has haollbe P>4 .. 11&0 1D llllk wilh that good. tid Ale.._ spoodl he was born will!. Allol ileduse o1 that, be's 1biaf. I<> ...lie a Py!e of money. "1 lllod. lao lloe -a1 .....,. ~- r In ""-·- u~ * that the Nabors· Gomer Pylli!: U.S.M.C. .s tands for Usu.. l Senes Mit Comedy J 1s one or the more successful of thiS season's rookres . This naturally pleases Nab· ors But it has yet to ~fleet Ius st andard of fivmg. ~that ··1 have a small two • room house,'" he says. "'1 live alone so trs fine for mil!. BUt wted my mother and mf sisters and my nien~s anci aephews ~ome to visit, 1t gets crowded!. We put pallets dbwD on the fleiJr and we taU turns all t.fte bath· room. · I may have a h1t show, but l"m still living like tt~sh . " THE P&P&Il·IDI, the swarms of annoyin& free-lance photographers in ft'ome, met their match in Van Heflin. VaJl has made several movies in ft. aly, and these scandal-hungry photographers kept trying to eetch him with somellrtdy othcr than his wKlf. a. Mr~ . Her. lin was always his escort. .. Andl tihen !he weu home u Van says. ··My next ~ture w~s in F'reucl>, and 1 -~ help So I sent for Ill!' 4a"'))ler, Vaaa, who Ul aa nceUentt liRpill mau..r ollaots. ~ teadteo langages in a jw!W lliclt in ilolkeley. "TV first IOiillt slie IRa. IIIIID&'If Mll'. li THURSiloliV tw\1. Ia 4UEMOVIES ChanneL I, "'Yellow illto)'' Channel 13, "'ille lllleic Voy'l'QNlGll'l: 11!0\'. 14 age of s....r• (IIIII flloard (1941) Richard 1ll*"td. n.:.nwt •· "TYm: the G•et" Stoler. we wonl low "---. 1 ~ (ISM) Charles Drake mn d FRIIMT ~. It w'- -.lo\ lloitpen,. .,. 1._, · ·1111 "'ftte Brad Raven'" (IWS) Cllannel I. "Pa)IIIIG. on. 0. her IDmaka'*'-llila-llift. GI.... Juc&o. mand" (1161) llml!l llllllloa. 1ng from the '1'llat n I • • ......, Js 'l'lJinl,. - · QlaMel , ....- . ........... - - ... .... ....wucu ..... · - · - 111M aU tbl! papal'llllli. ....... 01'!"'·i'Gpi. .. ·. • ND't', ~'f(ic \~~ Cltlll) Bd K~. : UJne..:: Jini;,III!IL •:1• . . (I> u 11 , . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ ,-,. ,... ~~ ' . ,. s •-~-~·• o u.•J . \) I ! Tl IU ' . ~... ·~•· n ' ·• I • ~l t I UJ ! h·U ll ••·~ • •lo l l ! .. 1 • , • •,, , ot H o < <. ••• w, ._.~, ... ,...,. ~~. · .,... <~• -..,.1 ., .......... ' \ ·-- ~ rr. SJI"ll~ •PLeaders ikLater' etes ~or hts lcadmg ladies, is now doing the mghtly tete -a-tete bit with hi s current e•star. The last similar Situalion almost broke up h1s marriage . 1\ beloved comflii~n who some years ago got inlo heac:lbned trouble hccause of his drink"ing - . and maybe drugs - is at it again. )1-tends hope he won '! go that route again~ because he is v~stly tal'e nted and sh<luldn' t throw a !>right career out the lrilldow. But they are frightened by the sag11s . . One or tbe flotJTishhtg independent rock 'n ' roll firms (its stars have sold ~Billions of hits in the past two yean) "'· ltemg mvestigated by !IH> tlreatrical musie unions. It seem~ the company not ODiy tmkes big money wilh tlte platte~, IM>t m:mages and books tile ~.,.men, taking large percentages - whid• is ""!" posed to be unfair to Sf.Jmebody~r-MII· er. Th;;t (Continued On Page ZI ~oreer They will be destroyed after this, the second showing, in on NBC -TV color cast Nov. 29, K:Foad\\<t)' Gu(~~stng l.taJue. A popular a~tmr, wh~ see m ~ tn develop st rong ran- -----··- - dub m the la !:> l ..,, story of producer· director Cecil B. DeMille, a';ardPd .:ustody of his dt ~c ,·o ntract ro \>\arn~r ~ Sonny ~ic;ton has dropped two of ht s favonte thtn gs· Jo e Lows, no IonMe~ h1 s I~Ig r~?te r , and the rero rdin g or N_tgh~ 1 ratn , to which he slopped rope rn h1s "act ,, !Advi sors told him th e beal on ''N ig ht TrJin '' is too slow) the Jl'rankUn D. Sh GallipoUo RD, was IIDed ~ Saturday In Mayor Leo Smith'• drlvll\lln • - word for film clip~ to be seen on "The World'~ Greatest Show- Troubles Patched Up, Stars Now Happy '<tV· ov~ . 'lub. "Unique'' is the GENEVA hopes for sweeping and a bJg Increase In trede soared today. The lng of today's deadline for hers of the European Market· to submit lists of trial goods they do not subjected to tariFf represented a vital step S<><!alled "'Kennedy trade talks. A marathon session in se Is during the weekend common market ne!1otll prOOuced agreement on captions list. It took 22 steady talks to achieve breakthrough. hanna, r recognitio n Sunday in )hw Athletic League. led now for four vears University m 1960, had LAST TIME AROUND SUNDAY, NOV. 15 through SATURDAY, NOV. 21 damage. ELLCESSOR ... hlpa I reports of JOHN tckle ··- SAN FRANCISCO-A strong earthquake shook San Francis('o Bay day night, but there by IIVJd Authorities !$aJd the wreckage .:~ was sighted from lhe air about ~ five m1les southwest of McCar- ,::~ ran Field. DETROIT - FORD Co , today began e week dwindling auto which could result in a lete shutdown by week's unless local strikes at five can be settled. Because several of the plants were key parts the stTJke almost · began a spreading ""''lv• feet, which by last saw more than 59,000 company's 130,000 workers on strike parts shortages. everYwll!~e IIVU. 1C!lde word whether tbere were sur- '·;~ l'iv.on. LILLINGTON. N. C. Indian was stabbed to early Sunday in a melee broke out when he tried to tegrate a Negro night spot. victim was James Corl 27, of Angier, N. C. Author. said he was stabbed and his wife, Dovie, and er Indian couple, refused leave a combination room two miles from Coroner Bill Warren stabbing a ''purely racial ter." BAKER FURNITURE lttoa, immediate c<:~gu. I I There was no Sl6e :.01« Tac- lleoo, IIW'd I six railroed shop unions loday with federal mecli•l• in a showdown effort to threatened nationwide strike. Francis A. O'Neill the National Mediation halted the talks in w,.,hio,e• Friday and moved them to 1 3 FIVE CENTS LAS VEGAS , Nev. tUP ii Wreckage of a Bonanza a1rlm- . er with Z5 passengecs and a crew of three was found today I on the snowbound ouLo:;kirts of ' ~~this gambling cny ' j' 1 . ~ UJ1itetl l'n"~ · • lnferna.lit)nnl D of A Meet At Cook Home I a ad twint, Bonanza ! Airliner Is Found: 1 ·I AI , A ,••..1liD~e- ·frum Councilors of • d..-m MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO BRIEf"· WIRE NEWS 1 0 NO. 183 ' I : clock io 01eribed lo ,.,. SU.. cer U ill A. D. '"· •• I R M enttne e ••I cuard l d C d f 140 A t en d PTO H · "1/ Schoo/ • 1V'EA'J'BEB 6·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,_Nov. 14, 19M NOW YOU DOY. ; n.. lnveliiiOB Ill lllo llnl "'* ca••a. in~ he thought his patty lection deba cle. ''lt 's too earl y to talk about " he replied "I m not aboul jump mto It now. J think !ht .st. thmg to do is for everydy to set!le down for a month · two . A htt\e more thinkrng td a little less talking would , helpful " Aims at Hassle Hi s med l"een •'S of remarks ubvwusly were at the public debate beGOP cntlcs and support-Sru Barry 1\1 . Goldwater >~"er wh ether th e Republican 'lrty should change tts coursa. Tafl satd he expected th1 l'l'ty to take steps to repair 1e darn <lgt' done m the elecon . He sa1d '·some rethinking ; m order cmd w1ll occur" but hanges c(luldn "t be made uickly and wtthr Jt thinking. Desp1te his ov.n defeat, Taft. ; still re-gardPd as a comer iu .te GOP and tht" outcome of the .ttra.party ~ lru~gle could have reat bearing on his political uture Taft was mlerviewed in hill ffi c('. m the law firm of Taft. ·~e ttin i u.s and Hollister on the -r ;xth floor of the Dixie TerminI building m Cincinnati. A lif• zed portrat of his father who I"BS · "1r. Republican" [or .ears, hangs m the rect>ptlon oom. Robert Taft Jr., who ra1t bout a million votes ahead ol ;oldwater but lost by about .5,000 to Young, is studyJat ~on returns and wondi'I'IDI •!lither the official canvass ,.tU ·UB!Ify asking for • vote rt- ,, ~ (Continued -'",.· On P aae 2) � 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 14, 1964 bryant cleland stobart