http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b0d40b91bbae1c39659e7e413d46787.pdf 7c1828d4377d4d1fcae369dc45255c21 PDF Text Text rtl ( !:_Dilly_Sentlnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, AHendancePins · Mainly About m A dedS d ~ war un ay I People In ., In ss Hour I Pomeroy f. Attendance pms · 'J ~ere pret. h 'I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham sented Sunday mornmg ~t • o.. oct. 16, t962 'f""-mn ·--u~ • · G!rl Scouts ~1ve Program On Ftre Prevention At PTA Event I l ' Around And About Middleport Fall Regional G d Cl b or en u Event In Belpre '' Weihllnr Pow, :.4re TakenOctoberlOtlr At Heath Church • Mlu .4rnold.WG. Ho•te" .4t Party ·J Mill s.sanna Arnold 1 ' .NOW YOU KNOW ... . .~ .... • ... FJ--. ... lloeto ....... ~tlla-llnl•- at ...., . . . .............. • Aflll II, II Mrs: MEIGS THEATRE Uco!l> entinei J!'U _. ooolor I 1 11M . . aa-elfoeollorolllliU lrML 1ft - · TN:zfa; ... lflllo d p .. I rw ... I m Grand Probe Mus'lC • ° ...... ,. 'I ELBERfBDS ' I. •'' YEATHF.R at y ... en~er~o Miss Dorothy Kauff daugbl· tamed wfth a · - party Frio The Fall Regional meeting er of Mr aod Mrs ' Clifford day evening after the football Middleport Girl Scout Troop I gram chairman of 11 of the Ohio As- Kaul! of Middleport, . aod Mr. lime at her home A~ns Rood No. 221 presented a program With the use of posters Mr. and Mrs. Alva Fry of Garden clubS ·will Burl Henry, son of Mr and Mrs honoring her guest, MISS Sanda on Fire Prevention Monday eve- gJTis showed methods of f' r were In Poca, W. Va. Sunday ~:~":'~~ d~rmt :• Columbus are vlelting here be held this saturday In Btlpre Ira Henry of Gallipolis, were Suiter of Gallipolis_•••• at the regular meeting of prevenhon and also presented afternoon to attend the funeral Cro Y . Y his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John With the Belpre and Utile united in marriage Saturday Pizza, sandwiches, polsto 1 · " Fanny F.Irebug·" They of George' Hood. Fry and Ow~~~:r ~- relatives, Hock'mg club s as ho stesses. 'Heath Met-' c"'" and pop were acrved. t.'te•Middleport Parent-Teachers a slt'l Hw' superllltendent October 13 at the • ..,..s · 1 8 Association They were direct- closed the~r program with a I Mr and Mrs Dwight Logan e a so presented lbtes Mrs. EdWard Blake and dau- The morning session will be bodist Church In Middleport Goe!ts were Linda Kirkland, ed by their.leader Mrs George number of Camp fire songs. and ·son and ·Mr and M"S !he chil~n of the third grade ghter, Mrs. Newman · in the First Methodist The single ring cere~ny Janie Baer, Nancy Burn 1, Hackett Jr and ~ere introduc- Charles Vroman. president, George Logan ~er~ Sunday vi~ m the pnmary department who have in Columbus where there with registration was performed by Rev Marvin Dorma Hauck, Pat.J:lcla Hennel" ed by Clyde Ingels, pro- was charge of Monday's Ritors in Wilkesville. were promoted to dthe Mrs. Blake has been receiving t to 9:45. The aft~ riowson before the ~ediate sy, Ruth Ann Bailey, LInd a ;;-iiiiii................_.........., fmeeting which was opened WJth 1 Mr and Mrs WilUam Bray- grRade ml .the jumor epartmeFreddnlt. treatments at the University will be held In Ambrose famllles of the couple Darnell and MJss Suiter . .Siopo prayer by Rev. Marvin Dowson ,1ey ~f Green Sp(ings ar. the Bo :',e;~':!J'e~ ; : : .... a.:: . spent the weekend Hall. The bride, given In ;..rrlage ping In for refreshments afiel' 'and the pledge to the flag led iguests of Ml ond M" Olin Thy V ha lheJr famllles here. The lecturer and demonstra- by her uncle Harry Kauff of the game were Ralph Werry, Pomeroy, Ohio by Troop 221. ! Boothe and family . . urmLeoa aVug hann,sev~n year Mr. and Mrs. Homer John!on tor for the meeting will be Middleport ~re a street Kay Compton, Jim Mea and The following additional com · pms; aug • SIX year; Columbus and Mr and Mrs J hn w Knlgbt 1 1 ' · dr M1'k< Mulford · I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E\7ans HUah Vaughan Jermifer Cre!w . . · • . o . , · r. o length, blue and white e~· l :-.iOioi~.......-·.........,....., TONIGHT I WEDNESDAY lmittees were announced by Mr . are moving from Enterprise to I Donna Crew Auta Carpenter' Dubay and children of Falls, a National She was attended by her SlSIi Wtlt Dlsnty't Vroman- Welfart:. ~.trs. Bert ithe Harry Carman l•ome. I Brenda Po~, Loring Vaughan G~ve City visited )&!It SUnday . . Show judge and ter, Miss Sandra Kauff of ~d"BON VOYAGE" (Technicolor) Bodlmer, Mrs. Robert Schmoll I Miss Myrna Maag student I d J h Goodwin five E'R With Miss Sylvia McMaster. an ou¥standmg arranger. Her dleport, who wore a pale pink ' . Frtd MacMurray, .lant w.,. innd ;olrs. Harold Hubbard ; Pub- nurse at Holzer Hospital spent ian n · Y r. Mrs. A~t. Bauer_of Ttp~n, . · wJU be "New ?,irections ~-· man. Michael Ca11an. Debor- 1llcity, Mrs. Tom Rue ; Music ,!the weekend with her parents, Danny Crew, . Kitty also VISited briefly With Flower · Arranging. Also attending the couple as ah Wallev a Holiday Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. J;lrAAfqrd. M"-'. singer' Marlene Goodwin, . McMaster last Sunday. Mra. !QIIgbt remembered by best man was Mr. Chester John· epree in iay Paree! De· borah Wall,..., atmearc. on the legislation, Mrs. Rodney Sauer., MrS. ' 'Stella ' Gnltaor: MJ'Ii. S!'aqel, Tony Vaughan and Mrs. lneo Conkle of ' County Garden club son of Ka11auga. The new couple . · · . •• • beach 1D a Mikinland createa Mrs. Guy Re~ .. ·ami •Mrs. ' KartGI'I!~er. all\l ,~. Adolph ~••11\on, four y ar; Mrs. lllvlsltingwlthher as abe attended the will make their home In Galli1 stir Callan pursues her Rodney Sauer were named as f§', ottended · the, , ))01!leci>lltlng ValljJhan, Linda 0Reuter, Mrs. Frank Still on . meeting held m M~d- polis. • ln a b(lat. ' lthe committee to revise the ~ at Flatwoods Methodist church Goodwin, Debbie Crow, Street and other relatives when Mrs. Robert Rei· . Colorc.rtoont myour 1group's by-laws to conform with :SUnday. Goodwin, ·and Ronnie Rutland. wu director of this _region. Adml111ion: 75c and 35c ' Mrs. Mabel Van Meter re- three year; Pamela Crew, lllr. and Mrs. Vernon. reservationa muat Jttellded Jnnual -THURSDAY & FRIDAY the slate organization. o.t..... 11·19 A donation of $50 was receiv- turned ot· her hl!lrle, qaes ..,, and Darla and sons, Greg and Davtd sent to Miss Harrie Marie Baplul Convention NOT OP!N 1 ed from the Chi!~ Copserva- Sonday, . after a Wl!IP viS t Mr~. Stella Ponn, Charles . Columbus spent the weekend of Middleport or ~,.,_ Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. ZUn· otart your child now on • SATU.RDAY, Oclobor 20 ltion League toward tbe cost of ' with her brother and sister-in· Chris Tompkiml and AndY with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .T.~k ~ones, 803 West \ rew del and Mrs. Daisy Ja~per. ...HELL IS F'OR HIROIS" new maps for the Central Build- ! Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kareu· Vaughan, one year. Ralph Gilmore. _ Dr1ve m Belpre by October 17. were in Canton last week atSteve McQueen. Bobby Darin ing. The PTA voted to pay the ' ter and daughters, Morning 'Bibles were presented Mrs. WUI Good,_ Mrs. V • r tending the annual Baptist Slate . · . · Fe.u Parker, Harry Guardi1 no, Nick Adams, !!tar TV's balance . Star. Debbie Crew, Gene Abbott of Sluonville, W. Organisational Convention. They. were guesle llanll lniitrvMent "Rebel", Bob Newhart, TV Mr. Vroman thanked all those ' Charles Hannahs, Larry and Mr. Charles Good, Mrs.. , f M J , · ter and 0 Comedan, James Coburn and who brooght books for the Ji. Mrs. Carl Jones and daught- er and Sian Coates ben Ransom, and Mrs. Neal Meeting Planned rs.. aaper s 519 Mlkll' Kt-IJ!n. brary and said that more could er, Carla of Pontiac, Mich~ and · Burdett of Charleston were There will be an organiza- brother-m-law, Mr. a~l' Mrs. "A W~!KIND be used if anyone wishes to Mrs. Minnie Beverage and Bev.. itors of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Al' meeting of the County Roy Russell, in nearby A aance. WITH LULU" .erly Perrin of Middleport, vlsltensworth aod daughter, Becky Youth Council of Methodist Sharon and. Cherlene Zull!lel, Bob Monthouse, U>sle Phi1- contribute them. llp~~ . Shirley Eaton. Tbe It was announced that t h e 1ted Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. churches and a planning session who are attending Otterbem Year's BellyiauJZhter-Pieee! membership drive will be held , Charles R. Kerr Sr. M nd Mr N Ste . events Sunday at 2 College went to Canton on Fr~ !~' Jiot, '!;OGET!!ERNESS! r. a 1. orman w n day to attend the miSS)()nary ,this week. . 1 Mrs. Beulah Campbell and / and chUdren of natliiitd Methodist 11 • "eli" . , , Islanding SUN .. MON . en d Tuls . ' The November meeting will ·. Sammy Bl rchfl eld of RuII ancj $ ra rtY of 11/m the was an ou Early aDd Mr. and Mrs. Jack ....·~,At- ·' · ~...."-" .. coriVentton Oct. 21·2S be Fridoy, Nov. 16 with a pay 1were Friday evening dinner Belpre vislted over the elected or appoln~ pa . :Ill t Wm. Holdun program to be presented by the /guests of Mrs. Everett Me- Mrs. Shirley Mtlls wtth Mr nd Mrs G each charge regard- Saturday morrung the gJT wen the instruments :·couNTIUitT TRAITOR" pupils of the oecond, third and Knight. ed the Jolly Bunch Sewing ·The. S~warls . , of the number of church- on ~ Gr:n~lle Btor":~ ~ commended by ~=ii::--i::·:ii-;:;:;:;:;:~~~:::_:_~~·-:~~:-:__::_:;::. 1 Mrs. Everett McKnight at- laat Friday at her home in ·to Columbus. es In the charge; the counselor, mee g .0 ap 15 ou • Ro10rvo Dlll•lct No. 4 tended the homecoming at the dleport. Mre Annlce Ohltnger and Rev. C. Melvin Alkire, Rev. Felluw~hlp Board and I be RIPOIIT OP CONDITION OP Rutland Christian church San- A shwt business . Vaughan and Caato, Rev. Robert R. Zundel s returned to Pomeroy. Magazine day. . · conducted by Mrs, E. L. calkid to Dunbar last ·And Rev. Marvin Oi!wson, •, Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Roush es aod the club voted a becauoe of the who. ... 16 .be On the Council, A 'd V You• ch;ld deoerv .. mua;c. · to' 'attend. CCI ent 1'eu'm 8 Thv: eoet "' t~ reward• tlon 0 f 110 t 0 th e of Lakeview · a re the" guests of of Mrs. Ohlinger's aPe • · are sreat~ m•mall, ••lf·~Onfidence, 0 ' POMIROY, OHIO his sister. Mrs. Charles With· Emergency Department Mr in-Jaw, w. D. Paraons In Fair Condition popularity, •ucce~~ in ~ehool, 1 memMr of the Ftderel Rtstrn System, " the close of butl· rew, Minersville. piece of new equipment It wm undergo major TO MEET WEDNESDAY PT. PLEASANT - Warren and above all, in • lifetime of "'" tn September 21, 1962, ,ublllhtd In ICcordenc• with • call Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goeg- purchasing. . Thursday at the Thoi'JlaB The Thir~ Wednesd~y Home ~urg~n. 5~•. Ashton•.~· v~. 1is irnjoyfnent. Give your <Child made by the trederal ltttrvt 81nk of thl• district punuant to lein and daughter , Charlene A silent auct1on was he 1 d orial Hospital where he h a 8 Demonstration club will hoI d listed 10 crJtJca] cond1tlon m a ~:::~!:~:!~~!::l~ tht IH'OYislons of tM fltd•r•l:;::;v; Act. spent Sunday, at Witcher, w. during the evening and been a patient slnce last week. regular meeting October 17 Huntington hospital suffering by Parents' Mac nino for Va.' with Mr. and Mrs. Paul games were played wlth Mrs. Ohlinler will return to lO a.m. at the ·home ot Nao- from 2 crushed chest. workmanship, tone quaHty, Cub, balances with other bank1, and cash item• Milam and family. belng ' won by Mrs. Will Dunbar this week to be S)'racuse. · T h·e .Sturgeon suf(e!ed the injury and feature. which mean ..., in proceu ot rollection ... __ -·--- · $ ~9l.7t1.42 Miss Jennifer Crew Is con- nolds, Mrs. Blanche her daughter. Beth WU! be on w_hep a~~lt:~t was wor'·1.,'! plttyingandfastorprogreu. United States Government ob1igations, direct fined to her home by illness. and Mrs. Doyle MIIJer. T h who had been in Dunbar · ~erb , ~~ wUJ oR at rus ·~on1e fell on him. The Moderately priced and euy to andeuarsr:tteed ------ -- --- ·----- 1.1~9. 462 .76 Miss Bonnie Locke of Cat-doorprizewaswonby Mrs. andMrll Parsolllfor ··Jeaders · lrenetru(!khadbeenjaCkedupand own,too. State•andand political subdivisions the vehic· ,.)bligetlona Jther bond1,ofnotes debentures . . . _. _. _____ _ 394.916.21 4 , 9~0.00 awba visited Sunday;lth Mrs. William Robson. era1 week• re·turned borne and hLinda Ferrell. (ng Mem- 1Sturgeon h thwas· beneath ks skidded ::orporate ttock• (including $&,MO.OO stock of Jay Warner and· Cam y. Refreshments or pie anti cor. her mother. RUJsell ot era plenn to at- e w en e J8C , caus. Federal Re•erve Bonk> . ~ ~ ~ . ..... u~o .oo Mrs. Clifford Leifheit was a fee were served by the haste"'- who Is stationed at Ft. tfe to br(ng a covered dish lng him to become pinned. Mr . ...oan.. and disCOUnt! (including $1.346 .00 overdrafts) 2,601,058.921Galhpolis vt.sltor Monday. es to those mentioned above bell, Ky. Wlfll called home their own tlible services . .Sturgeon is a farmer and is Bank premises owned $15.000.00, furniture and Rev. Robert .R. Card I e r t and Mra. John Seine!, M r 1!1, becauae of his Meigs County homemakers employed at the Marietta Manfixture~ $19,131.38 - ~-- ~ --- ~-~ --- -- --~ ~~ ~- 34,131.38 Sunday, for Ames, Iowa to at- George Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Mat. Mrs. Pearl Roffman; hu Invited. ufacturing .Company, Jther ~~rs ------ --~---~ --~----- --~~ - 2.367.63 limd the National Town and tie Bush, Mrs. Perry Mitch, turned to her employment TO ASSETS ~---~----~~~-------- -- ~ ~ -- $4,797,148.32 Country convocation. Lawrence Mllhoan and Mr~. the Martin Reatauran' after Demand deposit!! of lndivi~~:l~.~~~~:::rahlps, Miss SB.ndy Suiter or Ga1Upo- Orin Smith, lng absent ror seve;al weeks and corporations ~ - ...... . . ~-- ~ --- - ·-- $!.5 27 . 14 1. 71 lis_ was the week~nd auest of while hoaplteil,lecl. nme and saving. deposits of indivtduall MIS!! Susanna Arnold. Mr. and Mra. Harold Chase partnerohlpa and corp..,tlona - ~ -'~ ~-- ~~- --- UQ1.Q3U~ ltfrf, ~aJlne Ao!IOkl ina SUs· DINNER GUESTS recent visitors In Kent, Oeposlt1 or Un\tecl Statea Government Ohio. (including postal "vlnga) -~ · -·------~-~ 43,372.94 fourth gradeo with the fifth Mrs. Everett McKnight Mrs. James ~~~~~v~re~t;u~r.:ned=l Oeposit• of Sl.!t" and polltloat subdivlolons ..... 408,730.61 / J'~de otudentl ~~ B<!Q tbe lick- tertalned with a dinner home Sunday from )thor deposita (certified snd oftlcero' ch'ecko, ete.) lft.~IQ·1~ ets. It was announced that any day evening, at her where abe visited with her TOTAL DEPOSITS · - ~~ ------ $4.396,79US fifth grade etudent aeUlng 10 ion 've Guests were Mra nd d gble '-Ia lllr Toul demand deposita -~- - -- $U20,262.01 . . n • · a au r•ur w, . Toto! time deposita $2 476 1133 35 tickets wtll receive one f r e •· Halliday of Athens and Mr. Mro. Randolph Ward. Mrs. Other ltahllltles . . . ~ -~-·::_~_~_-:::. ~. : ~~ -·---~-fell recently and suffered a 70 ,603.78 The classes will preaent an op-JIIrs. C. W. Stansbury, TOTAL LIAB!UTIES --- ~ -- .. . .... .. - ~ ~ - -~ - $4,467,389.15 eret\11 a~d adult price will be -~-- vere ankle apra!n. She Ia CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ~ 5() cents and children 25 cents. anna and sueot, Sandy Improved now and able to Capital: The Room Awaril waa won by and O.Orge Wagner went on the Injured limb. Common ato<k, toto! par value $125.000.00 •. $ 125,000.00 Mrs. Carpenter's first grade. Old Mans Cave Sunday for Mr. and Mn. Lewis _Trirplett i ~~'Jt':.d rotlts ·~~------~ .. -~ ~------ - --~~ 160,000.001 Following the~peellnland picnic, after which Ml" visited recently 1n Washington, 44"· 7~· 1 7 /· program the hospitality com· returned to her home, T01'ALP CAPITAL .ACCOUN.TS ·------~~---~D. 3 TOTAL L!ABILmES AND ---~ -------- •. - · mittee served ·refreshmentl of lis. Mrs, Ruasell Bailey and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ~--- - -- ---- - $4, 797 ,148.32 ple aod coffee. Those on the Mr. and Mro. Hilbert , Mrs. Kenneth M~:~~~~ MIMOAANDA committee - • Mra. J e a n enbreed of CUyahoga P' a II spent last Friday tn Aneta pledged or al.!lll(ned to secure liabilities Craig, Mrs. Richard Oiler, Mrs. apent several day1 last we<oklibits. and lor other purpooeo . . . . ...... .. S 838.300.00 Don Mullen, · Mra. Pauline with Mr. and Mrs. O.Orge Mrs. Eve Struble who h a l, J . EDW. FOSTER, V. Pres. & Caohler of the above-named Hoffman, Mrs. Keith Goble, selroad Sr. add daughter, been vlsllinl In Logan w I bank, do hereby dl!clare that this report of condition 111 true and Mrs. Marvin Dowson, Mrs. Dor· They wert!! enroute to rrlendl returned:home last u~.;.,J <Orre<t to the boot of my knowledg• ond belief. . othy McGuffin Mrs. Lowell lvanla: . neaday. • J. EDW. FOSTER Prl M Richard Rosen 111r·' ' d ••~. "oullm••l We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this ce, rs. · • •,, a? . lllf~'· mugene Mr. and Mrs. James ..., report ol rondlllon and derlare that It has been examined by Ul baum, Mrt. WIIUam Swh1her, mat~ of ~~rnbus were of Charle11ton spell& the p 1 and to the btst at our knDWieda:e and belief is true and corrert. Mrs. Richard Vau&han, : Mn. weekend pests of .hi1 weekend •lth his mother, THEODORE T. REED Thomas Schoonover, Mrs. Wll- Mrs. Norina Chapman. The Faulkner and other glv" JOU tntetlon In the · Dlrectol'l. liam Ingels, Mrs. George Nlcln- were accompanied home , c. WAYNE SWISHER · CENTER of the ·. THERON JOHNSON sky, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and lllra. • Irena Shoemaker for and Mrs. Cllarleo Neat JOu need h moall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~r~s-~Ch~a~rl~es~Whl~te~·--~--~~--~~~-------- ~~.~~overthe . weekend with relatlv01. John Cilhancey planned to '· at.rlolton, Vo. today SIZ:I!!S LOW f"I'C1CIED )' I I an !nuestment child's future elfare ' BuNDY Jolly Bunch Sew1'ng Club Enterfa1ne , d · "• ··' . .··• I PARENTS' J THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. EL.BERFEL·.·os IN POMEROY at a I'"'" any IH ,ft· u otata Salle's, the w.,,. l 2 7 17 c: gives up to In 15 and traced and buainesl frleilidshil"·l Waisman u.ld he borrowed II opponent Ella Wanders Dangerously Close To Coast gubernatorial 0 cl~.­ especlolly ....._,. af'bli Mileage Exclualre AII·Actlon Tread WONDBRFUL WAY TO ARRIV. ·IN 8WL• .• : ~ ' 1 In ......, of tlie ."""'18lon, tbe Church pn1mted i,' With a bouquet .. ""'""· Tbe po-n~ a made by Mrs. DoniJd Boono, - - - -- - -- - - - who attended the wlth ber bttoband, RoY. Boono, putor of the Middleport Cltitn!b.. '1bere are S2l cburd>eto ill the Obio llr. a-i w. :.t=. COI1V- c;oo.-. I . .. v•• •••• Old•mobllo'o low••••prlood ® Is aecutlve 1'loe (l'tiJdrr4 ttl Citioena National Bani, 11111, • activo In tbe Middleport • Rotary Club llllil a of the Iuat-Wal!ttol w. fuli•ol~e eorleel ,.. Ill, II tee.~ Cong, Moeller Wlll .Be Speaker To.wrha ' vlcled hi' 11·11011'111 HADIIWII IUAilml Wlllter H. Moeller, I.c..U. Democrat candlilale fa r district li tD the Ita ooe II' ut-u ti.'n• r.1o-11 tt,JJ• ,_,..,..,,_,., In the , ~NYL ' I ., WHITEW~LS 'nly•a m~re ' ' ' ,, ' ' ' ' * ,.' ' FSafety; fortified cord .... bod.y. *Fire,atont Rubber.x ' '• .. Meet theotyi&-leader-Oidsmobile'o Ilynamlc88 for 19631 Ito crfap lin• and ooulptured ulhouetto will win YOW' haa:l fJom the -~ )'011 - ~~ And wllb Ill tbll beouty ,.,. • price tac that maka the Dynamic 88 t~o OIII.IWJdina buy In ito tleld.Jf WOM'rt ready to MOVI! up to a full·.W., n....,.promloo car,- tha Dynamic 88 , , , aDd ebook the price. YCN'U bo chllabtad with both. · & VAN • ,I . "'M the coni'OIIIIuu by llln. ~ .... auritriaed al tbe ...... bX the .preilaco rl bla liiau~~tt<r. and .............. Geor&e ,Bii:bll, lr~ lljiloo . Mrs: ¥ann!.. {COol llllillliY..... llil. ltfr. Smart 1111 .ci 41 ij4 1.,' .. ' ... ' .~ ' ) .• • ., ' ' ' ' . . "'' . '· . ' . �• • • ' I • • The •Dadv 5,..,,;.,.,, Wilkesville ·society News Cornerstone of Truth - ~AnNG ·EDITORI&.lL v 1---------- • lo ~ivu~·Mindedness Y h'e often have sat in meetings where a community project was under discus· lion and wished 10meone - even us could pxoduce 1 brilliant, new money· mak'"l -iclea. Too often tbe plans proposed are lit· tie more !ban browned-over practices !bat worked somewhere else. Too often !bey require portly middle-aged busi· ness men sbuck off their years - and tbeir pounda - to become glow-eyed hucksters of nuta, c~ndy, or" electrical eimmlcks or bulbs. Always the p I a n seems to resUlt In part of the proceeds going away from hoome, to the supplier and to tbe people who spawned the PLAN. Sometimes even the internal harmony of the local sponsoring group, tbe huetsters, Is disrupted by tbe pre• sure to get the job done. Now comes the Urbana, Ohio Rotary club with a money-making scheme of great originality. Furthermore, we will wager that any balf·awake civic club wltb no more than mod~rate ambition to do something for Its community c a n make it work. Urbana needed another public park ~- ' Mr. and M!". Andy I t I WoUpen called on bor mofl>. er-in-law. Jess McElroy. Mln Bessle Hartley hu been )'Al<ltly. She suffered 8 boar! atk . . tac but is ltnprovl~~:~ James 0 ds reported he ran ~a~tra:ff~ic"'"Uiiigho;tiiiiiandiiiiiiiilheaiiiiiiiiii Boys' YellOw RA'NCOAT HELMET SETS . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grate Harland Martlo. have ' been suffering With flu Mrs. JOe Keiser' waa elected recently. to ·serve as secretary of the or· 'Mrs. Retia Moore, Mishawa. ganization for tile coming year. ka, Ind. has been a guest of The next IuDcheon Will be held her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank loo Nov. 5. Guy. Any woman Interested In beMr. and Mrs.. Jay RoblllliOn, coming a Gray !.oldy may caU McArthur, villlted her mother, Mrs. Bruce Mcllunald for fur. Servie~ For. - -· Mrs. Oldaker\', ,.:...: ~·~:.;..~ ...L:!.'rill ' -Are Amio~ Size• -...,, Waterproof Rubberized Buna Cloth $2.98 1 1 THE SHOE BOX ' - •• • Dynamic Sound Focua • BeautifUl Fabrics eA.rmCoven • Foam Cushions e Prei!islon Constructed Hardwood Frames and Webb Cotton Coil OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT TILL CHRISTMAS! NOW JUST_ I Kyger BY RITA SPIRES Denny M. Spires sen of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Spires, a patient at Holzer !rom Wedneaday till Paul Oordon and soo, AS$T. PATTERNS Hop ComiDI On October 27~ . S E' '~k LADIES' MIDDLIPORT 6011 I.Moln If. - .. ' FAMOUS HOPE SHEETS Rog•. 2.29 llxiOII Flfst Quality COFFEE MUGS_ 9c ... I TO 2 YARD MILL LENGTH. PIECES .... colorful •. tancy .,~~~~H ~ , r:$$ FABRI~ 1 " '""" Pll!•m•• or aowna .• au ol• . Vel,.. To 79c yd. ellortbi& d!W<!illiilfprlci~' ... ' " · Volueo to 'l9c yd. In 1 to Good. qUality cotton dreu prlnlll In fioral, abltract;' J»lald, atripe and no-velty pattern• .• ell fut color • , all 36 in." wide. Ladle•' cyd flannel tleepwear , : 88 . •• WHITE or GREEN FAN~Y Cotton Flannel Gowns & PJs Fast Color Dress Prints Mrs. Ben Rupe and Floyd and daugh!er, spent Sunday with Garfield Searls. The Ladles Aid will bring a ..• CLELAND$ T.Y, First Quality Huntington, W. Va ., Mr. an '/ ·~ .~ S..ThtlnAt ... I •lolted recently wilh ood friends here. Mr. aod Mrs. Glenn Rupe,: <' .. Nltllt-WYMNI $J89·o0 • • O . y - WY :1-22Sf ' $1.79•• $1;9,9 and Mra. Roxie. Skaggs, - Dlotl...lohllllo Rog. 1.99 . . llx99 rus, spent the· weekend their father, !lobby Gordon. Mrs. Ruth Tate, Cl:.~:~~ .. All llldiYiduolty BAKER FURNITURE TWIN1'YPES-'fw.in couc~es, ~win la!'flps, twin. siste~:s apd twjn brothers form .*he household of the Chases who hve m a jomtly-owned home in .Ttwrn' n, Colo. ·Left to rightt Herbert Cllase, son . Maurice, wile Jean; Emmajean; mothe1 . Jane, father Delb·ert. ' ,,; ... .. ~ Arm UnitS ~sHOPPER'S , .-' Of · E•rly ' Amerlc.tn. SOFAS MIDDLIPOIT Mrs. NeUle Sayre and other tiler Information. , . 2 yd. Mise. length piecu. Save. now •t this low low aopec1a] price. Shop ear~y , Hch 1 ) Rog. 35c VeluH luncll and meet October · at the Kyger Lodge hall for an all day meeting. They to knot a comfort and _,_, , Hi.f'oohions . .. Ltd!..' Excell•nt Styl01 SOLD FIRST DAY New Fall COATS New Fall HAND BAGS 17 I THE AMOEBA· AND HE-What effect will the weighlteo• ness of space bave on the· eells of the human body·? To try - -~to fi~d out. mlerabiol_ogi.~t Ramon McKinney peered t.hi'ough ':IEREFORD cow, 4: year old . a ~croscope at a tiny, single-celled amoeba · durtn_g. brief Freab 1st February. Good penods of weightlessness attained by an airflane flying a milker. CaJl WY 2-3079. Wil· sp~ia.l trajectory. Above, the Chance Vougb Astronautics bur Loa:an. 10 6 3tc SCientist straddles the aluminum and foam rubber appa. ratua which held the microscope as it· floaU inside fbe llr. Wilbur L...n Sold Ho plane'• cabin. Result: No chango in the amoeba'• belulvt..'. Could Ho.. Sold ThrH Cows ------------~-----~ •rant Thl1 Ad. hall. ford, studenls at Ohio Un!·ver· Keith Bradbury, Columbus spent the weekend at USETHE new I 1~11 coats in excel·· , . all wool •. wool btenda . , 1oJid color. in soft tone. •. colorful woven deslgnt •• you wtU find them all at the Bonanza. 1 - CLASSIFIED$ FOR'. FAST RESULTS Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Haw·lho;me. ley and family were recent Eltzabeth Athey Is a visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Perry at Meigs General boa- Bradbury. Paul Athey and Sandra Mul· Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lemley visited Friday evening witll Mr. I spent the weekend II~~~'~10Mr. :. Side Gfancu . We Select Only The Very Bed In U1ed Cars. Lergelt Selection Of Completely Reconditioned Used Cars Around I ( ' ' '' e COMI! 27 CARS SEE EMI eCOME DRIVE EMI eTHEN YOU BUY EMI TO CHOOSE FROM Stitlon W-t'-2 & 4 Dooro-AII Gu•r•niHd 1961 UMIUR STATION WAGON. Ono locot - · and Mra. Carl Pau1 Ward, Columbu!l, spent weekend with Mr. and Mill. I Chester Ward. 1 ·::...= -~~ ~ \:hlvt=~frequelnt chocHpl to 14 • ........i per w want ..... ,.. .w.. ....,. ........ ie I "!icoroiMd ill!ht fo. ,., ••• If M I 2 DR. S!Mdord Tronomt- l9SI CHIVROLIT VI STATION WAGON ' 1957 DODGI VI STATION WAGON ' 1957 FQRD VI FAIRLANI 2 DR. Str. Tr011omlnlon. I - Ul5 CHIVROLIT VII. Sto....nl Tr-1ot~ ' Mlriy More To ChooH Fnonl Moke'Q• An Offer ... TheM Cera Mlllf Qo ·:.HETIOPOUTAN MOTOR:S POMEROY, OHIO "VI-JON" BEAUTY AIDS & TOIUTRIES Values to 31k One large table of beauty aida. Shop 'euly and save. See this group for value plus. tilt p••lic lit lcirve, _..... for .ju~ict, , c c Bil 40 Quart w..te B.a• ket. Won't rust, plastic. Aut. co)ol'!. See the1e for ' c ea ' OR MODERN DECORATOR 98 Men'• Grey Suede Caauals, Reg. $5.98 value at a new low · low discount price, at your Bonanza Store. 'Shop early. · •• value plus, at a low law price. BUBBLE LAMPS 54 ln. Adjustable Heltht--Mttal IRONING FA&~~~~~~~ust. able Jleight for more comrort .. aU metal conBtrut-- s tion • • a full II incllea 1onJ . . seiU.tC at 1 big cll11<ount. COMPARE WITH 11 ' . ,. • ¥ ' $6.95 • ••• tllitorial PG,IIO. Wt are OPII. STATION WAGON lfq CHEVROLET VI - OXFORDS Basket, ea. 1M OPIL 2 OOOR IIDAN Wbtn aide ofllllll occur, It to delllrmlno MEN'S GREY SUEDE CASUAL ' 40 QUART PLASTIC WASTE ltq FORD 'VI COUNTRY SlOAN STATION WAGON 1959 with TABLES HURRICANE lAMPS I Marie Weimann, TV SERVING TRAY c CompoA At 19.95 Mrs. Clinton Jones. King Size Select a new tall handbag from the Bonanza'• lar&e thowing , • , new f.abrlea, aimuJated leathert •. new oolora •. new desijn1 , , and 1ee the low price. 88 1 lltutnaa~ protonalll por outweigh lila tile lftUpl. of I II tile nason that lltlna . 'llbat sklo, a«! !a lhOrl IoiJicially claim the ail-Navy reo for CODie(.'Utive end 81lOSill of her sloter, Mr. years. ' and Mrs. ClovlS Strausbaugh. New Gray Ladies lilh,odllced Mrs. 1Flora Arbaugh spent t-o at the IWJCheon were Mrs Howweeks In Columbus with her ard LeimaM, Mrs. 6.art., daughter. Mr. and Mrs. To m Rose, Mrs. James I). Walker, Lull. 1Mrs. Le•ls· Hugbes and Mrs. uf -Ill1lbs "" . ,_ .. . put. ! bel Wood ' Mrs. P~ul McElroy and 1001 were recent week- Mrs. Bruce McDonald · 8 i ft ,.,.. G. ......., a Sunday wilh her mother Ma· Andrutl· During his quarterly fibwu Jolly did 1.001 ....,. ID U.... houn and ·one minute. Tho is checking whether be am . 1 J • . IIQBBIIIIY-Automalie calllera m 1 Gary STEREO Hl.fl recordo robber bandlng oboppbiJ bag to whier to 8lled wltb money. Bandit escaped lritb fl5,000 in lftb robbery of tbo ballll ill 21 JDODtbJ. frsoh '""" KatHerine Duffey ·retum- service awards Were: given to 1- - - - - - - .~;;r--;r;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;~l MOTOROLA ed 11> her home after spending Mrs. Ralph Martin five ¥.ears· "RNB" TRAFFIC LIGHT some lbne with ~·ff her sister- in- Mrs. WI'Illam J anes,' one ·l'!!lf,; ' ERIE, Po. <UPil -Police -~n• il • Vibrasonlc System Iaw Mrs. Haze1 vu Speci•l Purchase ey: Mrs. Joe Ket.ser, aht years; .Mrs. . . . " eFeatl:•r Trac Tone Mr. and Mrs. Melvm Bell, Smith Runyan, seven years: a bJt du~10us Tuelday mg1tt when II BY DOROTHY KILGALLI!N NEW YORK, OCTOBER 11 ... GOSSIP IN GOTHAM TOP·FLIGHT COMEDIANS who drift· ed over to TV and the movies and ex• peeled IG give up working before llvt audiences are suddenly malllng plans :w return to one-nlgllter dates - whIch THE ANXU aeom to be the moat lucraUve type of have 1119ro.. performing. Some pf the really liant are lla6Te to namea in comedy are quietly being au!J. ra idl shortage mltted for date~ ot the Waldorf, the lti~s ~ countries, and It Concord, and Carnegie Hall . . . T h e caused u. s. producers to delay Ruuiarla are working frantically to fin· starting films while others are ponderIJb their takeover of Cuba belore our In on coming home to the old sound national electlono because the Red ma• 8 888 with aU their headache,....lnclud· termindl have It fllured out that the lng tho enormous expense . . . The "roAdmlnlstratlon won't make any drastic mance" Items between Sue Lyons and moves until the polls are closed ..• . Ge· James Mason had Insiders laughing, but raldlne Page, ln Hollywood filming an actor named Aron Klnctald Is some· "Toys In The Attie,'' will fly back to thing eloe again . . . Patricia and Horace New York for one day to take part In Schinldlapp (he's tho wealthy chop· who the Nov. 29 closed circuit all-star tel.. s ~rrled 19 Carole Landis) may cast co-tponaored by Act;u-a' Studl<»lllt :f s,~· ' ,.. ~""""' · N'obody'a being mercenarv or any· e ma 1 . ews . 11' "" .' thing Uke !bat but the experti have ·e•' ' Joiil error ·asu\ .Matta S1eY~III11"ro·ball. timaled that the .Tony Curlls - Cbrlotlne been •datllll!'ln Rdme, but that~s few Kaufmann romance (offscreen version) ly pure frleJndshlp ~did ~~ens ba· wut acid another million dollars to the laughs · · · ames u bo t hi national take of "Taraa Bulba " which lng hla usual mysterious se1I a u d.~ . Report' . SAN FRANCLSCO UPP-se.. · man F...dward c. Jolly , 21. of ·, PJ'088er, Neb., a crewman aboarl the tubr.tarine Ronquil, may bi the fittest sailor in Lilt whole U. S. i Voice Of Broadway.~. Reporting Med"tcal' ....,,...,.....,....,...,... NAVY 8I!TI!P CHAMP PAY OFF DEBT - Checks are presented to Point Pieas,nt High School Band Mrs. Richard Little a n d Gray Lodie1 Hold -director, James Andrews by two local industrialists to satisfy the Indebtedness of' daughter, Groveport. were r•· Lunclulon Meetinr the band. Left ton~~t: Mr. Andrews; Frank Capehart, Vice Principal (acting in ab- cent weekend guests of her P"'· The American Red C ron .ence of Mr. Fra who was Ill) E. Bartow Jones; and Walter M', Windsor. ent., Mr.. and . Mro. Max . Hall. Gray Ladles held lheir monU.. Darrell Young, son of Mr. and ly luncheon meetlng Monday at WUiism Hall U(lde~nt the Lafayette Hotel. · isurger! at . Holzer hospital. During lhe busineu meeting, I' '!'~'' feature& the celluloid lovemaktn& that first novelb~tn;e "~Y Lov~o.!:"~r:selll!;. s,arted the whole ~n& ••. Sar<ll scul- hll his pu 1 er~'Mno~tn"g Noon and tlebutt Jus It !hat Neville Brand w I I one II the e- or ' 1 h 'II bounced from Sidney Kingsley'• "Nllht Nlaht"-and the promise tha t ey WashiDKtllll Column Life" because lie used pungent language have the completed manuscript In their in the preaence of tho playwri&hl and offices 10met1me before Thanks&lvinl BY PETBII ElliiON his wife Madge Evans . . . . The rnu•t Day ... The "big Intellect" of the upWASHINGTON - !NEAl p...lonal.; ~ene In "Phaedra " wblch coming Latin Quarter show Is Camilla castro Cuba 11 110\Y baa Melina ){ercourl seduclnl her 1tep- Kinnell, a beauty described as a ."bank· ! rna~• a big 10n Tony Perklnl lost the approval aeal inl helresa" from Hammond, lndilna. from the fllPIIndustry. She'e al1o .a, grad11ate of. the University COMEDIENNE BETTY KEAN haa a of Utah. >~" • • •• ~ • • · " 1•·k ·~" marvelou1l~ for a record album: "Con· A H~R:UMOR OUT OF . BERLIN nie Francll 'Sin&l American" .. . Jack '" Palance'a P,trforming In the spectacle hu 11 that lomeone possePes a mlcro"Barabbas • won hiiD a TV series offer film copy 111 Adolf Eichmann's handwrit· •.. Greater l~ve bAth no artllt: Benny ten aufoblography. Tbe Israelis, natur· 1an18, 11's Goodman deeded hll 20 ele&ant, cu• ally, don'f'"ant Eichmann's views . pubtom-finished mwolc stands to Peggy Lee U.hed . , . II you're curious to know llll:lcal for her Basin Street East ltlnt, which entertainment-.11 ...I 1tart1 Nov. 1 ... I love La Fonda del Sol, but pleaeel That ad featuring a akulliln'f aolna tG whet anybody'• appeUtt. No question about it, Joan Crawford ltole the ahow at the posh premiere of "l.ODI Day'• Journey Into Night" at the new Tower East Theatre. All the stars from Rita Hayworth to France Nuyen drew lm!llllll and cheers, but when Joan •leJiped out of her limousine the ap· plaUM Of the crowd was dealenlna, and aomehoW !lad 1 dltferent quality. Of coune llle wu late, but Joe Levine had the movie held for her. Bewm. A new folk aln&lnl group sudclealy .,.. leaped Into prominence on the West Cout with a dUty called ''The Astronaut•• 1\lother's Lament" - a hill· billy dlrJe with the ~nlni line: "That 1oes Jobnll1, 'aild l ~ne plain !o'aat to get hiJ teelh llnlllitened." The perpetraton are Till Alwood Family Group, town ~ G 1 Us bad relatives from Dayton recently over a weekend. . .Mrs. Bell Darst. CoiUJIIbus, VISJted Mrs. Lona DavJs recently for several days. Mrs. Leona Davill left receu~ ly by bus for Empll1!, Mich. to visit ~eftnitely with Mr. and Mrs. H()mer .McMurray. corn ' W'lk ,..........,.....:=---,.. es range rece 1v~ bel Wood 1 .$50 bond for out!tandlng ser- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davk1100 VJce ln the communJty. and daughters of Wolfpen •pent ,,~or; <probably incluilfug more baseball dia· monds. .as we do io this area) so tltJ! Rotary clu6 II pllttlng dowQ tl,OOO 011· one this year and expect& tr . continue providing -allow ·that much annually until the park Ia .completed, tbal .ra,:1f the. price Qf holds firm Mystified? YOJ!'O supposed to be. Urlla~a Rotarians acquired a piece of crop land in the game of their club (some members are rural ~esidents) and this year !bey are ·~ratively producing corn bA tile land. ·Members were work· Ins •II!!~;ti!"e~g it only last week. The profe:m~Jrofit ~:"'.ooo. ... The- park; we understand, will have playground equipment, picnic areas, baseball dlamorids, and lights, among other features. Which just goes to prove that ener· getic peqple .never need give up getting done w)lat should be done. There's al· ways a way. The Urbana park will be a monument to the Ingenuity, clvlc·mlndedness. and sincerity of members of the Urbana R~ tary club. • relatiV.. bore reconOy oo !un-J day . Mlu GecreJa Gray sponl a weekend bore wllh her brother, Mr. IDII Mrs. Frank Gray. Mrs. MMy Te-.y and daughter, Donna Katilerino and family of Albany caVed on Ma· MEN'S HI QUALITY CoYOrtd Sn..,.Ucl WHITE COTTON TEE, SHIRTS SMALL Metal Utility CAKE PANS Men't White Tee shirts An •II metal cake and uWity pan wlth a IDIP' of1 pla1tJc Jld , , bake knitted in 100% purt cotton . . re-inforced neck and arm Dandt . . 20 GALLON CAPACITY "Snap-On Lid;, Plasti.c Garbage Cans · 20 gallon c.apaeity PJastic e:arbage CIJ¥ with •nap on lids .. ~aster to keep clear;. • , eaaier ta CUT)' wben .Joadfd .• by "FesUval." and terve Jn the aame pan , keePI cakea moist lanrer•. tl:res amall, med, and l&r~~e. ·C c Compo,. Ill !,DO 49c Value ' ~ ., 'I • 97 Compo,. ot 7.50 . I ' • �' I J ' .. 6-Dally ,Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Oct. 17. 1962 . IS a.m.; St. Marys ap II, 7:1S a.m.; L. W. S....t up 32, 4!55 den dOII'II f :IS p.m.r &bert a .m.; Jerry Bosworth up :ll, a.m.; Ravenswood up 32, 8 : ~ Reed down 10 p.m.; Francis 5:30a.m.; Heleu z. up 20, 6:20 a.m.; Jefleraon down 33, 1:10 Hoagland down 12:45 a.m.; ]!}. a.m. Bingo down 22, 5:50a.m. a.m.; Jone T, up 33, S:40 a .m.; gerclllf down 4:40a.m.; Queea 1...,.,,.,. Power down 22, 6:30 a. ReH.ablo :up 33, 7:50a.m.; Dli· City up 1:20 a.m. m. ; Roslyn W. down 23, 3 a.m.; noiB up :W, 1:55 a.m.; Esso Ten.. l.anawba River- Lucy Jane Southern down Greenup 1:35 nessee up 34t 8:20 a.m.; W. S. Lucas d Marmet 7·45 . . · A. H. Traux up Greenup Rhe.a down 34, 6:45 a.m.; Joey own · p.m. 45 a.m.; Orco down Greenup Chotin down 35, 1:50 p.m.; Bob Beaver down Marmet to p.m.; - Cotto Quee Benter down" e· •• p m . Ed 'rf. H. Sbaler,_Jr. down WiJ>. am - " n n up ~, . w · ·• • llekl 7·15 · Lelia Sh !Gr<eemlp4:55 a.m. Jerry Harp- eana Bosworth up 35, 1:6 a.m. doWn W· p.m., earer e1 down Greenup S: 40 am . Eu- OVEC up 35, 3:35 a .m.; Bayou· k inlleld 8:!5 ~.m.; A. E. · " 6 .40 Lorraine up 35 4:SS 0 m . West- Dy es up Winfield t :05 p.m.; geoe . Jones up Greenup · • · ·' Wall!!r Beckjord down Winllelcl a.m., &bert W. Lee up 31, 1:40 ern up 35, 7 a.m. $:05 a.m. ; Solvay doll!) WJo. -: Wayne H. down 31, 6:40 GaWpolll Dam - Albert Hoi· field 1:10 a.m. ---' BIRtlt ANNOUNCED and Savings Company tor Mr. and Mrs. Donald Juhn- years before joinb1 1 her I"R of ~nesville, Ga., are an- , band who iB in lhe U. S. Ar<nv I 00 1Jncing tht: birth of a 6 pound, a Ft. Stewart. Georgia. Grand. I eight ou!!"e son on October 14. ~-'"rents Th~ bab~ has been named Brya1 Arthur. Mrs. Johnson is the f. ! r. er Shirley McKelvey who v·.1 employed at the City Loan on Johnson. and Mrs. WiUiam A. are Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Portland. Great - grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Philson, POMEROY GETS BUSINESS SCHOOL LADIES Golllpolls B"sinHs Collogo, Golllpolio, Ohio, will open an extension school in Pomeroy for the P• pie of Pomeroy 1nd turr'oundlng area. I H~VE Two Complete Basic Diploma Courses These Are Full and Complete Courses Not Just One or Two Isolated Subjects. Secret•rl•l • ) ' .I AND SEE AND HEAR Gener•l Business Gregg Shorthand I Gregg Shorthand II Typewriting Business English Spelling Bookkeeping and Accountirtg · Offkt' Practice Oneluding Filing and Personality Development) A CUP OF COFFEE . . I NEW HAVEN -_ Musee Fabrks for the home, a new Celanese color slide rogram, featuring olu world charm m room settings, will be shown Oct 23 at the l:ex 1 Qutllan hbrary here by the New Haven Women's club. Mrs Paul &:ally ill d commentary on the 5S slides. · w rea Business Mathematics Accounting Practict ~rypewliting Busintss E ngli ~h Spelling Bookkeeping and JOHN MARSHALL BRILEY CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENAToR River Report Accounting Offke Practice (Including Filing and Personality Development) Discuss The Issues Fro11 Your Point Of VIew ' WSAZ-TV FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19-9:45 A.M. All cour<es are college level offered on an accel· erated basis. Courses lead to positions as Stenographer, Secretary, Clerk·Typisl, Bookkeeper, and Other Office Positions. - Night Classes Only- "BEE" FOR BRILEY ON N_OV. 6th HOW TO ENROLL · Sintt> this Is an· at:celerated prognm, reglstrull on cannot ht! slagg.-rt>d and · everyone i6 scheduled to atarl at the same iiml!'. Onl)l ~ limited nu.mber of student• wlll b@ 8('· t•t•pt~•d . Makt! ·yo ur nservalion now by ca lllnw your Locol Hto ~lstra r . · , Stop In N-1 H•ve Your Photo In Tlmie For Holiday Gift Giving. ' Call Mrs. Mildred Bouton AT GROVER'S STUDIO ' Room 36-M•rtin Hotel- 126112 E. Main Phono WY 2·3224 or WY 2·9983 ·.• or Clip & Mall thlt coupon todoy to tho obovo addn11 NA ME ADDRF.SS --- -- E. Mllln StrHt ·-·-~----- -· - ----.-- ------ · - - -- - ------------- CITY - - - - STATE .v· ' PI-InNIL _ "" ' • N~SHfJG AN-D Rl '.... ... ~ Miss Rope Reigns At Kyger Creek FULL· TIME AUTOMATIC LINT FILTER REMOVES LINT. SOAr SCUM AND FUZZ -NPE R CLOGS. E:u1l••l .. drtep PGW• rL... -"•· for •••""• ,... •••do .ana ••-' •• a. .. 1 Pt, NOT SECONDS! Elata ·Rupe, 17·year-old Creek senior reigned homeromlng queen t h t week. Mlso Rupe, daU(Jhlet ol Floyd Rupo, Cheshire, "a namad quoon durlni Frl1ilay'tl Kyger Creek.&luthwestern ball conteal. She waa a rep.-..1 eentatlve of the sentor Atlendanta selected were VIola Swisher and · -.. The new queen Is a meinber ol lhe Keyetle club, Honar SOciety, a cheerleader, and secretary ol the aenlor -- -1:r Ben tt-..~pal, end -of wuh periool -l:r Norse ..ret1 wriJller ·-l:r 5 eaay rolllq eaatera '1.50 Hog..U; <tl Hea•y duth/3 H.P. motor PER WEEK She was .,.woad by Jimmy French and Joe Petty, ro-captalna ol the UCI SVAC oharnP.I lonshJp Bobcats' football team. WASHERS • AS LOW AS ----- ' F-URNfFU·RE ' ' . • ' . \ DURING THIS -~. Mtnn~::~:E;I mouth falllnl ·•pen. . HAVE .PIICANS . The" Wom!'n'i Guild of Grace Episcopal ' have ·received · M.U and 1111)'0110 . J,ieml RACE I N~. Ell&land· toPI:J I·!I , .. WINS ~·· ~· - -- , -Auotralll!i' Joctar · .•Jti:c~~oiDI•., hio . -tool pti.OI M· SALE RUNS N.t T tt~lauDSI PLUS TAXES liS A CASH DIS~OUNT. REGULAR PRICE $2.00 PER IJhtliiL THRU OCTOBER • '299 .. . . ' DowO o.. alttiiCI ONLY •uuTuesday that I ltarf . Wider the jaw Snoring, It explained, HIUllt from the jaw reloxlni and the • New MINNEAPOLIS, alate mtdleal golnt 1o bed. S~LE T;RIIii BALANCED FOR $1.o0'·1ACH 3 IICIIJIUII'OR SNARING over the top ol the -head ...,,,N I 588·11 '- '· ) on ,TMifl I ·' . ' .. "YOU'LL LIKE .• !'HOME OWNED & OPERATED" , r• .., \ ·, \ . ·· · WY 2·2101 :.-.. -'•' ...: ' '''· ,.. ~ •.. ' ,• •, '. .: ' { OOR .SERVICE~ j' ;·:\ .: . '; ' . :h. �I DAILY CROSSWORD TELEVISION iN REVIEW ACl&O&Io J. Ptt. lllbtlr 44. Bt'fbe' upoa OMI!elt 18. Bbadt t i'N: e . Savory 2'1. Breacll -:::::::-::-:::------------:...-.f ··~ "·P~q... =· an:ua HOlLYWOOD lJPU - No loltbe to that their tpono n . :.:.~ 1. ..=!' 24. ~~~ auagest ODe of aay tbat lhe preuurt for 101'1 back tbete thowt until titer dLtpla. llore ebUclrM't televiaJOD pro. see the ratinp although thi.1 12. City 1. !.~~~l!Ued by Federal Con1· baeltlog Js needed most Jn ad· ~- · _...._....,... Commluloner Nfto.. vance to let good alotf. 1L 8auaa.d .., lllaow, hal beell eollrely 'lbe ldi and inoultln ODd lin · ocy •lthoul prolil At ABC.TV, 1 ~ eotry ealled ..Dllerwery '82," flhlcb ain daily for 25 mioutea a&JrUng at 4:80 p.m., hu elimimlted twBoiift.bt of of the CBS;-N8C •cbeduUn& ia weU lypifie;d by ID example of what abnost happened jn tbil part of the 4!00Dtry Jut weekend. the Dldr: Clar~ dauce lbow Moa- I waa told by NBC.TV that lf the aaly proves agafQ that educatioa.· . , a1 matter 11 olteD ~ .Ia World Seriea had bot been rained ·.the l'DOBt unexpected areu. '. out on Sa~. the debut of UafortuliB.tely however, .the OV· "Exploring" would DOt have been •all l'UpOIIIe to pleas for pld ahowa to the West Coast becau.e 1DeW C!bildrea'• programs of an of a viewing j:OII{Uet. odtl<8!!onel nature bao betm far- ID addluon, ''Tho Reodlq . " A winnet every time. Yes, your score will really add up at Clover Farm, .. the~avings are tremendous, the quality is great. Don't miss the game, it ~ill be exciting we're sure. Your satisfaction is our rewa~ 1. . • •::,. ' • - .. FLORIDA c ORANGES LlnLE PIG lb. . DOZ. 49c· •.. ' ' . CABBAGE s·c . J•. ·' '. BUCKEYE SIDE I~ 49( BACON /MEAT. -~ · -~ --WMPO • 8:30 NeWI 8:35 Country Jamboree 6:45 Mtlp Cowilj' ~ SALAD 6 oz.• )lr 8 TALL CAN$ QT. JAR 7:00 7:05 1:30 1:35 f :30 New• ' 8:00 iladlo Hymnol B:OS Breakfast Party 8:30 New1 lit..... 9:06 Collee Wltb J8IM!I' 8:30 News 1:35 Coffee Wltb Janet · 9:45 Betty Newtoo Show ..••.. .. I CHEESI PIZZA MIX 15~0%. BOX ' JIFFY . CLOVER Tomato ' '. CAKE and SO,!JTHIR~ !tOLL i 46 J:u· ice c:~ c "' ·- GAUL'S Elover Farm· Clover Farm ·Store ·,·St~re ·. .1YONS .. 6:35 Platter Part, : ' ·PRICES- T. ::;:~:C. oUf mllel I. In~ 1. NWnbt"r 10. BI•Ifh• 16. Owna 1!. ~Otten~ b . ~bb~ Bcot lu: lT. Pra\e ...... 211. Greek letter 38. Ruin 39. Alm.l so. Father: 11. ~..~:.~ C1. ' " - an4 tkm poet l 2, Birt.hpla« P8It4ulum" ot Molwn- 4:2. Part or ••to be"' m..:l JO. Celestial .. 13. : matk· ~ '!:: 't ~ .i ' " ~ ' • t __ ,..._,.__ ){J,-T YZXLZ I:W liZ R Q ! ..-· '· . . I:: .. 11 .. " 8:20 RFD 6:35 RFii 7:00 Newt 7:Cl5 Breoklast Party 11:00 News 10:35 HJDUI u:oo Tlma;., Top ten ' Sifow 11:30 New•· Newt 11:35 Top Ten Show Farm Bureau IS: 00 N0011 Report 0b1o Educatioo A-. 12:15 Millie IDterlude Uveoto<k -kel Report 1 12:30 ll$v. Merll!! Teeu Upper Boom · 1:110 Newo 11:118 Dow Joneo Aver1:011, Plotter Party !J:OO Nooia ROporl .' 1:15 Ohio stale UDIY. PootbaB 12: IS Millie Jlllt For YClU 1:30 NOWI IJ:IS a.a.Jen Guoot Star- fr1. -a:ss Plaller Party 1.1:30 Millie Jllll For ·You t:oo Non 1:00 Non . f:OII Platter Party 1:011 Millie JliJt For YClU t:30 Nom . 1:30 Non 4:15 Platter Party ., I:SS lolllllc Jllll For Ytlll · 5:00 Newo 1:00 Nowi 5:011 Plait« Party t:os llof, Roocoo 'l'l!orD.I.Wod. 5:30 Bill Stern. Sport.o 11tport I:GII "'!* JOIII I'Ur .Yoil S:SS Platter !'art!' 1:110 Nm s:oo - · 1:51 l6.ie -!UJt Yoa 6:05 'll-ivella' 'J'Imo 1:00 1/ha8:30 NOWII 1:011 Platter Pq 6·:35 Van Palrtck !11mf.o S1mr 1:30 J:lf. . Olf . . Swap Shop Today Wltb God 1:10 World News 8: 15 Musical Clock 8:5.1 Community News 9:00 Lalchotring 9:30 Public Service ~· 9:45 Showers of BIHslng 10:110 Mason County N•ws IG:56 World News 11:00 Talk of the Town 8:38 Newt • "• .WJEH RADIO Monclay Through Frld•.y 7: 00 Sign On, MusiUI Clock 7:45 The !Jielino 8:44 Sip Off 10:311 MOI'lllnJ" IDterlude 11:011 11:15 11:30 II: 311 11:40 11:10 1 11:511 I IO:IJS Talk ot tlie Town . ....' ALT. ABIU'l'IES INCLUDING UlcAPABILITY.--CHEKHOV &:as Van Patrick Show 7:30 Newo 7:30 High School Football : 10:15 Jones Buick Show to:si! NeW. nr j. BAKER'S .. j i::: - .. ' _, _, . 5:30 News .6:00 TraveliD' Time ~ - .' Clh 5:1l0 Plattor Party 5:00 KaiT V,en Zandl ~ Frt. 1:15 Platter Party 7:50 7:50 Newa Report _ c 4:30 Local News P4ckens Hardware Show lO:ao Newa No.2 Platter Pa•ty 8:35 Breakla81 Party . . 8a""*1 8:45 Baker FurD. Sbow-'Frlday • 8:00 News _ 9:00 News 1:05 Faith For Today · • CUrecttcn 11'. Yu: dial. :;:ugh.: t. PriaLI~tp 1 4:40 Musical Mysteries 8:00 Ohio Valley New. 4:55 Bill Stem's Sports Report 8:05 Sporls Today News Breakfasl Party Van Patrick Sports Show 10:00 New~ 10:05 Mloisterlal Alsoclallon 10:20 Morning Interlude CHIF BoYAR DEE 4:Cl5 ... ' 5 •pedfted <. Comlort ~ med ... • t e...,•• ...,..., 21. DrinkInc 34. Covwed Wll.h flutf veaaeJ JT.:-~:~~·1,..114 IT. The Seven .Yeaterda)"'a ~---: ' THlil UNIVI!lRSITY BRINGS OUT Radio ~--- -- t:s5 Platter Paf~I 4:00 News - Monda' Trbgoup Frlda7 8:00 :-lews 6:06 Country Millie Time 6:20 Farm & World Newa ' DRESSING 11 ~ • In • 1. Pie tuN o. _ bl'Oiwl bolu1 •· "Comlnc liOn. or ~=-~ :_~ Room/' or~Jiaal~J olllled lor 12:30 20 4111 this RaBOa by tbe networb p.m. viewing bere, aow Is lbowo 24. =:~~ 1o 111ree-ooe each ·. b)' at 4:30 p.m. Saturdoya local time ... Hobro,. ABC.TV, CBS-TV and NBC-TV. lo av,oid eoofliet with CJlS.TV'a lett.•• NOl'lilaiJy, three .topflight offer- eollege lootbaU game. SO. ChalltJsa ,__ -'""' ba Sl. Fnr·:~ .. :y ......, -.p• VI impact Jf pre-, Certainly tbere il great generm o<iulaLiOll: aented J«t effective viewing bour1. al interest ln these sporb events, ab·IJI", But only ABC-TV came ovea IUid I look forward to them my· '"· "'-11 cloee *& Miuow'1 logical request Bell. But the bft-a.nd-mis• altuaa :: ~~~a,:~r to lebedule such progranu: It tion ol these two ebildreD'JihoWI, again about llupper time or a bit ear- subjeet to ejection at valuable 38. Exclamaller. Yet, while ~ alotted "DJI.. sporll tinies, unfirm and bandied · tion or db: gust covery '82" perhaps a li~le too about - and then thrOwn against •o. Atla.n' ,early, fhe lthedullog of CBS and eacb other in many places fur O! NBC defies the imaginatiQD. .seems likely to make their ef. u ~ta.lta..r. Bo.th CBS, which initjated "The fectivenesa minuscule. · · j , 3 . ~~gc Reaolng ~. •• and NBC, which How effective are auch pro,, . ' _fPTOQUOTE - Hero'o .how to work It: aired the debut of "Explpring' grams anyway? Only informed V:' · ..&XYDLBA.AXR last weekend, are presenting theif educators ean say with reasonk LONGFELLOW . S~trles ~ a week; botb are able surety. But the ahow1 do no One letter limply l~dt lor anotb~. In t.b~ Jam~ A It ueed .tchduled ill the wasteland of h.artn, and aimost certainly aoine for tile three L'a, X tOr thl" two 0 .'-. etc. Stnrle l• · · - ' ")()filSaturday daytime programs; and good, and are far more worthy troph.le•, the lengUt and fortnat\on o( the WOI". ' . ' 1. against pch other, starting at thaD much of the junk oa tela-. Ji:a.ch day the QOcie letter. &re dttferent. 12:30 p.m., EDT, though some vision, and at IQ&t deserve a A Ctyptol"rUII Quotatloa local areas may alter the times. chance. But the tmoothies of L ·Y Z RZXX SJZ Y 1DX Q s. There are the usual ~asoltl ' for promises in the ·wakt' of eon~ this Judlcruous situation: The gen- slonal probes of network rro- t.YZ RZXX LMFZ SJZ WMJQX flt'Einy unattracUve commercial gramming, and now the heat is LS QS XL aspects of putting on an educa- off. It parents dori't protest vigtional program; and ~he fact that orously, their children will eonmost adverdsing agencies are tinue to get the back (I( the hand. ROBIN HOOD CLOVER FARM :.:r' • ti.O!pa., . 2. Mt.ld or . Onions 3...I. OLD RELIABLE INST. ~~ARM ~rATED ' ... ·",.. NEW YORK i s qature. u .Ja Jow, BabtiUil 4:110 Di'l'Ulg .wllll Don 4:30 lnte!'CI!ange 5: 110 ConununiJy New. 5:115 World & Natlnnal News 5:15 Spolllght on Sporllo 5:311 Dinner Muaieale 5: 45 Sign Olf Saturday 7:00 Sign On, Muslcai•Ciock _7 · : The !Jielllle B:c ' Ohio Valley New• 6:115 Pt. PleasanJ Football 10:110 News G.AHS FoolbaK World News. II. 56 Medical Mlleatonel! 11 :45 World News 12:00 Local &: Ohio N'!:ws II :56 Mason County NeWII 12:15 Educational Special 12:00 Community Newo !Jiesuard lloUietin Board 12:05 Local News 12!25 News 0 Gtams 12:10 Ohio News 12:30 Saturday .Matinee 12: 15 Market. 1:110 OSU Scout ol· lba Week 12:20 Lllesuard Bulletin - ... 1 I :15 OSU • Foolbaft· 12:25 News 0 Grams 4:110 Disclng wllb Iloilo . 11:30 Agriculture · Agent 4:30 Album Time • 12:45 Counll'y Go 11nu~ 5:110 NeWI SUmmary 1:5.1 News Beat -.,... ;. 5:15 Public SOryJce . Z:OO CountrY ;lio flo~ 5:30 Dinner Mu;lcole Z: 56 News Bell 5:45 Olf the Air • 3:110 Midway Matinee 5:15 November New. Beat Decembe: (except Fri. ctlurch Bella i l fl j �' ' .......... . ~ ' I 53 J b A - 1. o s re Filled Duri'ng 12-Dafly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Oct 17, 1962 --------------· . Old Pro Freeman Castmg • HimseHAs Prognosticator September' '62 .Luxuries Unlimited Is Fancy·-Dandy Firm J::::.":!.;!,~~~;,:::n::b- 1 Speech Handicap Is Usual Taking On Any All Legal Assignments ..~A":! ':.:'~:f. :'.:'~~ : Problem Facing Children /ir.divlduals In gainful employ. ment during September, l!lfi2. 1I>.Jrlng u.e same period ther• were 1,257 claims of .n types fUed repJ'I!Oelltlnc a total of ··"""-""'_ _ Market Report , ,_,..,,_,.,...,I 1,156 weeka claimed. CINCINNATI UPIJ-LivestDck: ·~lvea I I let 1<1 Mrt GUI. ' At the close of business Sept. Callie 750, 200; slaughter! ember 30 1962 there were 2 . steen and he1fer11 steady but WASHINGTON (UPJ)-. Secre- ltable." . . 219 individuals' reg:istered fo~ enough to fully h!!lt treJJd, til')' ol. Agrltulturl OrVille L. He sa1d Democratle camp.:ugn- ':'· PLEASANT - Jack .L. work at the office. 1steady, bulls tteadY to strong, Freeman, an oht p«1 In politics, ers were making good head way Sm1th, Manager of the P01nt 1 istances 2&-liO higher ; low to bas east rimself as a "hesitant" in combatting what he called the Pleasant · Local Offlee of the i By way of comparison there , age choice 1025 lb slaughter po'ltical prognosticator. ;"amear," and lhat farmers, alter West Virlinia Department of iwert> 1,119 claims of all types l28.00, good 26.00.16.50, starrdar:d He told a newa a»:lfereact that bearing the law ex plaiDed, "are Employment Security, states fi1ed during August, 1962, re- 2S.CXI·Z.t. :~IJ : g'lt;li around 'I'SO tf democqJtie eongre!!!lonel can· !reaettng favnrably to lt." that the local ofrlce p~aeed 53 1 presenting 1,756 w_ee~ . claimed. mixed steers and heifer• 36.00: didlte• in farm areas hlild anotber j Freeman mentioned onJy two 1 1There were 2,Z74 inJtviduals re- utility and comrntrcial cows . nwnth in which to explain there- Democratic candidates by name. •llOO not cost the taxpayers any ,glstered for work -.t the close 15.50; utility and commercial ceDlly eaacted farm law. he He said "prospects are good" for money, and that he was being or business August 31, 1962. bull! 17.00-19.00; vealers lteady : would feel " more romfortllble." !the elettion of George McGovern prosecuted in Texas on chargea 1 ~ be choice 31 .00-34.00, good 27.(1(1.111.00, · , \.me year ago, 8ep1em r. 1 1 ed ood If heeman tabbed bimse • •• scnator from Soul.h Dakota of dt:fraudlng 10me big financial 1981 th 262: 1 . b e er steers 22.50-25.00; g . 1 hesitant when he wa!i asked bow 11over Sen. Joaej)h H. Bottum Jr ., concerns not the federal govern- f 'u erelowere t 'eo c auns and choice 400..500 lb steer the ' or nemp ymen mpensa· _ , be·r rumen would vote ln No- R·.~. D. 'f1'le new law, Frooman ment. ltion of all types filed ; 73 in- 25.<}('1-M.OO; 1 ers 21.50-~. oo. vember eJeetlont. aa1d, should help McGovern. divlduals placed on jobs and 1 Bogs 1700; barrows, g1Its ,.lmur" Cuapr~p Then he added trat he bell.ved The covernment's weekly wea· 2 043 individuals re istered for Jsnws unevenly steady to 25 ••Tbt batic antWer." he uid. D.morrat Karl Rolvaag would ther and erop bulletin said rar- ' k g er; 1-2 220-225lb 17.35, 1-3 1 ''II wbtther information u W be the next Jovernor o£ Mlnnt- 'vesting of the 1962 eom crop wor · ib Ii.00-17.25, 2-3 250-265 lb what It really in it (the farm sota. showed little progress ln thf. week Mr. Smith further shtes that 16.75; 1·3 300-350 lb ROWS law~ can be made known in Orne No Surprjs ended Od. 8 In the heavy-pro- this placement picture would be 16.00, 350-400 lb 15.00.15.50, 2-3 to meet the nt:~ative reaction Freeman gnve a firm "no" ducing corn belt, as moderale to greatly improved should em· 57ft lb 14.00-15.00; boars ltOIJOy, produced by tbetmeAr campaign, whea asked it he WSI ittrpriled h•vy .showen agaiD were re. ,ployers and applicants increase mostly 12.SG, around 100 lb . In w11lcb Ol.ll' o;~ponentl l l j OW' that Republican campaignetl ported in practically all parts of their use of the employment Sheep too; steadY: procram Ia notblDI but controll, wre not makln& poUtical c:aj)ital thi' regioa. service, In which lndividuals prime 98-100 Jb slaughter aDntrtls, controls.' or the Billie Sol Estes case. He Moisture content of the ears are placed, taklng into con- lambs 21 .00, choice wlth h"SR STOR¥-Frencb-Canadian fi•hermen caught these 1!~~ ••'J'hl reau.lt ll, we ar. in a uld lhere was nothina ln the Es· waa couldered too hlgh £or .ate sideratlon only vocationally slg-1 prime 81).90 lb 19.00-20.00, good · WITHOUT bait during the bluest run in 10 yean off the .~ p~!dnl1Wa. raee with time. It Ne had another tel caae of which political eapltal cribbing by rno.~t fa rmers in the nificant factors, tbe best voca. and choice n .oo...t!i.oo, utility 15.00 , were so thick that the fi11b snapped at just the shiny hooks. monlh I would feel more eomfor. could be madt. He said &tel area. Uonally qualified individuaL 16.00; wooled ewes -t.oo-e.oo. dryin& on racka e;ear Madeleine, Quebee. Each of the flab .' I ' . . .- ' ' .' .I • ". NEW YORK IU~Il-A .miD flln\ed Ill< a moole being tlgn on the mantei;Jieee mirror by 111 Italian eomjle.Dy ot the apartmont headquart.n ol ~<e~~es ID New York and oo an unu~ual establishment reads, West Coa11t. "We ri8£4!(1 it ''You don't have to be crizy to here in the ll•ih& rocm of work here. but Jt help&." apattment," aaJd Mtl. The two handeome- youn1 ~ton. "One of our ftlQumtrt en who run Luxuries Unllmlted a tme-looldng old aenUem• tl'etlt that liSa.. Ugbtly. Bllt tMy picked up on an elevator.'' takP serlouely their business mot- corpse wae faked.. to that the firm Will ~~. oa ~J ~ke Nt for 1 pet assignment so long as 1t 8 legal, (polfiOR. sate removed) tm't boring, Isn't matcfunilklilg, Beetbonn. wboiJI!. f-avorite ond lsu't faUening." up spot durirrl hir llay o1 lllrl. Uado Bartletl Tbomp...,, ilrlea Uallrlilted was rmder 31, arod Mro. Kay lllejiren... Gill, llvisrg nrom coff.. table. 21, 1rt C01'11'lidenU of • ..,. -Uned up a collection o1 COJicern wbidr llnoe ill orgaoiZft' flleo, rOOrulted fronl o t1<o hU~'a! varlouo lime" ~~ V~~· ~· area, tor -Fl N a client'• requelllo fo. ~~rtlt.,. agt!llC)'. S.vonl ol eate a ~ JndiaD e~ to employeet w~e ruanfng 1 . JiVe hJs ehi1dren ••• ChrJSI.m.U poOl OD iniiCt eonsumpUon. of ~ !Jy'<lltlng iJ!ant whi<rb wu .,-Piatmed a party for • WNiihy of tho olflco decor, . )'DIOlll York woman wtro -Locited a kangaroo lo cooJd alford 1<1 bira a Pflvato llrto a aalet COIIVII!tlon pJaire "'· clr<lo tloo city w!rllo ber inerobaDdUe In bw pouclr. ruest waned snd dined ~-high. - ad found • ravm an Irllll WHo !AI be could tar Luxurlar Unlimited besM ID· tbe two women Nld. GIU, blonde, and brunette, both recenttr, were of friends about ponibly eould were uthei' Umtted In ent," .said Mrs. 'lbomplon, al· lhe It¥ dan& tOme model"Neither of UJ could type, or take IIGrlbaDd. And bea ~ oojlllded aWful. dulL" Fr<llll lite ''brtrlrr tire !<! !bole who <OUkl offord to pay 1!"1 bail aij!IJor the tliDe ndr tlra!Jielli>alloa lro cio for ~ .IJ'he operata curreo.Oy Mrw, Tbompood"1 epartment · <ill !Ire ilulilooble Up.,.. ' Side of M&rdiattan. T dida•t rtl1lj> ringing .,..... t:olii"'lli !Ire two wbiJ met dJntuP 1 New YDtt: arm "'•ailflod for =:.'-;: 40 el 8 Met In ' Waylond Ill eborp. r~r':'m ':" Home 0 1 Marchr, lin. GW. "We'D do evorythi"', I , Tire Gallia ::.ur,ty Salon o1 pllal. After 1ho bew . . . from their Jilt olloppiDJ to JOJid· l _ . J. _ the I et ~ meetlnc at the bome ir.. membon labelool . . . . . . flowers to their elrll to mt1k. UPI U~eaa. 8peCUIIa I The .mal gn;.rth oC 1 ~ 11 ·of Mn .lnel MardiJ In Galli ed eovelopel to 1111 =s1sl ill ..,.. there i-. food ill the r. · Speedr probloml are ... ol the jiDJilelllla Uralted by • Yariety IIi& ....:....... In riluallalic 1 : GaJlJa """"" for tiro '1111111 to ~king the bar 1most common ha~lca~ facing ol problenu. In •ucl! c~~e~. rou wi!h '[;Petit 018 u ~Assn Mrs. Golda ........ · scotch. But no lining up of , children. !lhoukl teet M&lttance. All of pea applicatiob b men 1p ' 'f . We alio get numerous 'l'brougbout life •peeeh II the 1 tbele problem~ do not curt thefn.. Ji l 1 and ..ydloloJical spectaJ. accepted. · from career women whose moat vaJuable method of cam- ,te:lvet with growtb. .:· . . part: of 1he Present were Mn. WIT' Ia J.a preci~" lmunieaUon. In meeting people, I cat~ defective speel'h be correct-! .II~~ • ~Mrs. Faye Wlldennuli, Mr1. Ttle partaerJ wouldn'ia disclose ~·· 1peech create. • laltlng ed? The UP"er ~m~!t•Uy iJ ,-a. j:":'volved iD eacbar::.U: ~ Glady~ Qnnlhp, K:ll. Jtllllf for auorted cboret be- lm;weaslon. 1but the correctiGD Jnvolva a well member that reed~ forma. Well, Mn. LGuJie •-~t, 1111.. "we·~ often charge mo~ j Haw can parent~ help their 1plamsed ~~ d1rected br hearJng. ffDOUonal ~ M. Hamilton, Mn. Drlr~ sometbLDJ just beeause it cDildre 11 develop prope'r speech! 1peech specqliJL 1emt eoulr' '> e the bull o1. tbe Magnntm, Mn. lfiW. BrDWII ua.h young c:hild )earuiG talk by A 11peedi caTeCtloa programl 1peecllltanu.cap. and the hoi&FI?F?. 111t TO CBI'J'1 out !lie a&~lgnment&- COjlying the voice~ of people "'" many upectL 11re lint 1JM!etin1 will .. - ill "Wh" two .....,_ wtly BOt out oo j' around him. He learns by prac- il the klerU!Iioatioo of a problan. On'" a proJram il made, il il pon wltll Mrl. ~. I'M• .... _....,. .,.,. ·30 atsiltanll, lice. He 111 motivated by ellCOIII'· A coorplelo d"'-il ia batlc 1<1 Iyour ""(>DOiibillty "' luillll t.be aa tO>IIoolaL of them part-time and tnauy agemnet and sue<ets. Conflden<e good ilrerapy. Obviouoly• . k iJ ' rocotnnlelldatiml<. A1q aogle<t 1o Durin~ tile IIOdlll . . . 0 them college allldellu w bo leads the dr1Jd 1o seek tlil'ther .....,..Y 1<1 know the .. _ of ..,. area, of "'urse, ,.;u ~· MardrlJ' reeou1 ~ trip lo ·~~~~ -.y. The) succeu. . a pr<Jblemolin order lo detip a feulan ,.;lh the - ' " ollhe I<QII ~!"- ohow!lfro !•~•· pli!lw.-; • ~· oo ~···-••· You whelp Y"Jir child speat •PJ'DI(ntll proper oorreclive P · l•u m _, ..,. lfll'tllcorrecUy in .several ways. S;Jelik l meaiUI'et. · Speech diJOrden ahould be ed tG members. u.s. SINGERS . OO!ftetly to him. Do not use A ipiii!ICb theraplJt ltattJ the ItakftJ care of at as early an age MOSCOW (UPIJ - A Russian "baby talk", Your child will tend ball rolling by diaiJlOiisrg the ~ 11 -ible. Waiting 1ncreaaea !be audience wont wild Sun· 1o "'PY you. Supply '"""" which tpeeolr dlfftculty. He thea maket 1 ter~oosnea of m.any probleiiU. nlgbt over a rendition of eucourr.ge t.all:ing such as a relen'ais 1<1 fllld aDY 1TloiJ area o1tao offedt aa irJdi. Bones" and three Negro tel~. Guide bim lrrlo de- . ~ylll<al "' olheqroblemo Which vldoal'o ""'"'' and academic 7' .. · wbich the Robert Shaw veloplng lrltndsblps. Suc<eatful , might be Involved with the speeclr I Do 1101 hesllate. Spoeclr aang as encores iD the social activity b closely related defect. are too imporlallt to ... Conserval<ll')', to the growth ol opeech. 1. Tire cooperatloll of dental, iDed· •jtlon. ITbe :W fl••* a.pl 1• i t<ly ,._oary I 1 • • • • _ . .... _. . . .......... . Liquid l'l • WEE Round Steak ............ .. Sirloin Steak ............. . RibSteak ................. lb. I • Save Up to 50% on "Golden Hamtt" •1na VIm ......... .. .... ..!lilt .....,.. ... w~ ••• Tissue Grapefruit Jotce Kraft 01 39c 46tz. .......... - -" Ull 55c --. - Ch eese --.-- ... Towels 39c IIMr •••~ . . - ,. Wutu • roll• ... Stare~~ ..... - -: . •tc ........... ••• 0 .• - il • 20, 1NI ' ,.. 6 ... 1111.90~c .a · --=-··l !: 69c fltlte· ..... 4 294 . . '55c: lb. s.t., Oct. .. .... lb. .. ... •· wflh oadt mllfiiH' o:llll .-•••• ef _,. t 1................... . ··--~ ....... ~..,... li&.. O)II. . . - Of ' ·; Tenderay Brand Beef __,...,._ Sa.. ......... '. Jial~~. 2otr leNt!:.=- . a. & a.If.···~·. -," 0 ' I . ' . ni'IU.. . . . iO ... '". 45c _.,. 10 ..... $1.07 He . .' • e e I DuiiCIIn , 2· · · , .. sse ·" 0 • ., lpullli!io. ,-_ _ .... · ...-~· • • • • !'\ ~·~·~...,. ' • I n··- . ... · ~ I .... 0 ·. ···-·-· ·· ·· ··. .' ~.. ' r _lartlt ~ I~ , tlu f• • • • •., • .• il~.,.,. · · ., 40 - · ·• ., " . -................ .... ... 'lrith .......... ¥1111~ st..pi piilt ..... ill ..... -~loi.o.o. .O,t. . o , o .... ·JELL-0 .........4 ·'~....99.t~ ·Catsup .~ . . -~ ~·•• ......,·~ ··~Qt:·.fa~: •. 2·7·.. ........ ._ ' · -p so ..,..,. ,.., vltliuo flllft+• • full Sel«tlon . 0 kvo ·201 will! ... -••" !{..... , .. . . .. ...... • • Save 0 ....... . . . . . .. ..... ltews H. · .... Peanut CoHee .~~~~~.....~~ ..•1.59 ............... . . - ,. 2ic Coffee '=' , 110 ct. ct.-van., rool-::--. $1.25 0 orqolroolol~ Oct. •c• ..... ,.,,.. . ~ .o;;t;!::: ~.?. ~. 2 .... 35c hiI.. " I "Go'c.u"'•n 3 19 ••• 21o 45o or 4 Salad cllsheo Hai'VMt" Por<ololn Chi• ____ ..... lavo BonuaTopV..... .....,, Chuck Roast -.. . . . . . , . . . . . . . 45c Rump Roast . ,... ~p 89c Boston Roll Roast ....."''.!..~. . 79c Sliced Bae~ , _, -.. . iresh """"'' .. 49e ' ~ili~g Beef . ,.: or ·~·~~ 29c .Kroger Cake....Mix ...n. 1M \ thtncoupoltoac~ ' watk ............. . o ... .... &II,,.. ... ............ English _Roast . . :.=...... ...,.._. ........_ Suo $14.00 by 11lng ...., ... "'"" Oct• • lll'ltheod! . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ c..,... ....... • ..llltlt K,..., """ $2.4t Kraft 011 c.w,.o. . ,....... Thrifty •f $J or MOft (Citl'l'lfltl t111duW 3 .... 5 lb. Ccnoneti W. Va. Brand Ham 1$4.79 T·Bone Steait ............ Cube Steak Jb. Only ................lllftt Stew ltef 1altnl Air Wick IK.., pll1... .. pwchou. • with .... _,...,. .... ~- 4 Pc. Place S.Hi.. .......... ,Stampo _,..INMI t .................... 1rith eaclt . ' GENUINE IMPORTED Collllensod All 50 Bonuo Top frtsh ·Kalt _.; ... plio., ....- 2 ... 39c; ,8iXJ Morton ·;.-......._ .. 49c • 1.. ~ . . . . , .. . . - .......,.. ........ . . ........ ,, 19C: .Peat ,50 ~ 79c 100 t...... $1.$9 .~ .• I . 0 0 '"'"" ••••• . �.' I Dally Seftttlttl, Pomll'OJ·IIddlrport, 0 ., - - - 1'amsley Put · • .us Bemg Plonrreu In Pen For 1-15 Years one incorrect iNertJon. WORDS 3 DA YS 9<k $1.20 $1 ~ 15 20 !5 6 D.>\ v ~ 5 1. 3~ $ 1 80 $2 ~ re-I The Eleanor Circle of Heath Church will m~t October 18 at lba in Middleport for it• re· meedng which was. postlast week. The Middleport Child Const!l'o League will meet ThursOctober 18 at 7:30 at lilt ;::~~::::··i~ ~~.~:: of "Mrs. Dale Walburn In • Middleport. Guest speaker lor ""..~i.;~-·~~,;; .•m•.''.'"""'"' '.he meeting will be Rev. Voris, ·~~u;:,i,;;;;_- ~:·.niu:o -•.~;1 ~~' " I '' the Lutheran church: I MO . S4 .50 ~00 $1 50 PHONE WY 2-2157 -- - Probe Beating Given m!lerly· Rural CoP,ple. • ;, · Emm~ttl Dorothy M. Joh n~tol'l C l ~ •·k D1ted Od. 15th , ttN llfl l 'f, U , 31, Oil 5 Notlct ot IIKtlell 011 Tu lllll'y In III.C\IIQ of ltlt Ttll ' ::.::·c·.:c:-·:·"· c:" - , G. Will Ch airman !?dif::E :; g i:'tokthy 111. ~ohn lt.ot~ · D• ted Oct. 15th, 1812:, nro n. u, 3~. uu 5 - $6 BUlion On . Red Side Seen · Now For year 4t.c: KEITH GOBLE'S SHARP USED CARS WASHINGTON DPI)-Inllleod of the haK-bllllojl doiJ4tr llefi<!l originally plll!UJOd by Pr01ident Konnedy, the ledoral budget lor this year now lo apectell to 10 $8 bi!Uolt lu the red. 'l'he iarw deficit oleml prl· marily from tax redue\looa for bUJiness and a falluf. of die economy lo grow u' rapidly as the I'Niident and his advisers had expected. 6 Montho 6000 Mile .. .r • •• ·.-<' • WARRANTY LOW PAYMENTS Mrnlaillratlon budget experts estimate that Congress added up to 11 bllllon to Preoldenl Ken· nedy's proposed 193 bllllon <l gov· emment spending tor fiscal 1~. which began July , 1. Revenue may be as low u • · billion. I'Hdl<ll Blfler DeftoH An 111.1 billion de!telt lou been predictell by tho atoli <l tlit lie& ato Appropriotionll Commlttee. It takes o dim- ...,. <l ,tho metWo outlooll .lhan the admiaistra ti<\n and sees spending at ~ upper end of the probable range. . ,. lona Brand "' CASI OF 24 . . ~ ' or ' i I I . I' ' -·" I ' ..l '' ,.. ,! I :r 1- Brine! ' CASE OF 24 .0!1 POMIROY, 01110 ..... SAVE 33c •, A&P Brand c CASE OF 24 SAVE 33c $3.39 1oM Bronoi·Cnem Style 6 69c Peaches.;, :::: ~~-----f!h , 4 79 415 ~.:"99C"' ernes·· ~~~ . ·r.~'.' 4;~ . _. _ ______ u~:. c CoNof24 -Go.lden Corn $2.73 :-:-- .s.., Slo - 6$c ·· .(irfelr Beans,.•,.•, AlP Bronc! RED • .. · Caoe of 24 Savo 711 - -- - ., .,,, lroiHI Tomato Juice .Sweet ·Peas Sul1·an.o lron.. c... ,; 12 4 .... 99c $2.95 --- ----- \ Cue ol24 $5.29 ' •••• 59• - - - - - - : - - - $8.25 .... 63c -----~- 4 89c 17oz. cans Style c- of 24 $3.75-SAVE • ·PUMPKIN J 1601. CIM c- of 24 $4.13 4So • \'1 I 4 A&P Brend SWQl' , A&P·IIAND ' CORN c...... '. All' lroncl tumR KERNEL Golden Whole Kornolor CaM of 24 Cocktail c-ofu 3 . srSections ::!'.1·-·~---· IS~ ·.;.. 46oL .... 53c - ~- \ ·o.....,olant . . . I c1n1 - - - -- ' .,. Dei'~.....Cut ... coni lona lroncl Y.. low Cll111 ol CoN of 24 17oz, • .. - . ....... $3.1S THE FARMERS lANK 4ND SAVINGS CO. ' i ....... SAVE 49c le-nD~rlct Ne. 4 R•Jibat OP CONDITION OP ,.. 1 16 01, $2.99 CiHof24 Mrs. Arlblll' Nelgler of Jl&. GAVE DINNER cine enterllllnld ·:Sllndly, Oct. Mr: · and Mril. A. H, i~; If with i ianiUy '.dlnnir and •boob ehterllliled ' with a outmghi hollor 01 ·liet .iluaband'a Sunday, at theif home, 35th birthday. Attendln( •were Sl . honorlnc her l!fother Mr. and Mra, RI:JPh Nelllar, olotel'in-law, .Mr. and Mra, "Bruce, Kenny,lJ>.iU, and SUe; 11. Baer. Mrt.." Bert lliluao, Ml', .lllli.Mra; Preaent · Mr. and ·Dale Smith, "FolW!t"llo~ .. Baei Of RaciDe; Mr. !ll!d Mrs. MO<tll Margsret Jflirden and Smi: lo!!'· and Mrs. port; Misa Marlca ' William Harden 1!1!4 ~. Mr. cuae, Mr. a!lll Mrs. aticl-.) lro. Carf~~U Ne\ller, Lli- Clatltwor;tltJ, a~ dJ, Ko,ren ...1 llolo; Mr. a a~ )J and·Mr. Oild Mra. Mrf. Nelgler, Rcijney,,: , •Nolo: : Precoilinj tile . ' • Mr ·~ · ""-' "N .,..... " ' ttendlil' ~- and. JOY:· .,~ ll"l• '~'·' ' •Melh9!)lll ', church. all ol ' ~- . ' MAKING APPLE JuTrER Tite w.s.c.s. or the Grove church wiU make • ..,..~ 11 butler at the Early llouBh denca Wodneoclay; Oct. :14. Or' ders may bo j>Jaoed with Mra. Mabel Rouah by CH :1!7f or Mra. Be<lba CH 7-ZIIiO. Prict 10 oonto I ....,,. I (ountl- Bleaslng apparently conslcous in the Gunneaux front yard with a wounded ear and bloocl on his clothing. A MJ.gn- 11 bur reported to the Sheriffs pariment lhal a ahot was heetd II after the man fied from GunneaUI home. Mr. ~IM08Uil \l who has been 1a falllnil health for some time was reported have been in ~ when ·· -- ~ - -· >\ lnv~gatlnl .. quart. ., • ! Jamea Edward .....'"'· u, HogseU, was committed to the county jall and o:lted lor toveat111tfon of asoault and tery. JI...IDg WIS apparently !ntoxlcateol and was not capable of belag que&tloned by the Sherllfl department IDvestlgatlnc the matter. 'l1lt .•. ' ' • The Third Friday club wiD I:;~ .\!ficlay even in£, at the of Mrs. Bentz WoUt, Mala St., with Mrs. Jer. Jollnson as bolteaa. Dwathy M. Johneton Clerk ll• ted Oct. llkll, l'llo2 i lDI 17, U , 31 (Jl) I - ··- PT. PLEASANT ;! . .... Mra. J. R.~ ' couple, are patlelita In · Hospitel auHerlng lrolll pie eontuslons and abrasions NC<ilved lfben they were edly beaten iD tlliJir home da? evenlniJ. OCT. II Co u n t y , Ohlo, metl :;1 4 eent• per word, one mserti.O.IJ Minlrnum cb.uee-60 cents. e c~nt.s per word for three conliet·utive insertions. Spec1al - one mon th ror 30 cents per word Full rate ol 4 cents per word will be ch.ua:ed for ad· t'trh.sina: if nol pa1d within to daya after recei vlna bill . Errors in Adver tisang-Should be reported im medJattly. The Daily Sen ll nel will not be responsible for more than Obituants published o1t 1 cent per word. wer; - -:---------·1 !Contlaood Pro111 Pqo Onel FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDAIILE RESULTS RATES Card of Th anks and Spetlal Noti('es of E\ltmu. Sl 2.5, tor :;o word minimum. E2'"b additiOnal word. Ic. Jitney · November 12th mOI!Iptlon po1111 lllllliUthat there ... .xSunn~ar pl'l)'tr II!' Mrs. eu, eo-, ra~GAVI DIH!fD 1lblnltot o1 t1oo bo npla•"fll b) local labor, po111lve new lltm machinery ,.,... lowed 11'1111 the Pied&• 10 tho 1 Mr. and Mro. EtU. ~~whl<h 1n 111o '!PJnlon otllio Jury on 111t farm at !.akin, aod llltrr flag. Mro. Chari.. ~pe!ICfr act· en~ertained with a tarnUr . . ..,.ld bo mort efllelenl and leo• wora no provlllona undtt Whldi , __ .I od •• -•llry In tilt 1blon<t no,· l!undiJ 1t their homo. - . 1o lilt taxpayer. uld llll<llintry """ '" bo •....._ o1 Mrs. Leo Crow. A roport len vme. Pr...nt wen Mr, .,. wao the opinion of the jury out of llio weafller, 11111 with Pia made 1 jitney on the hotpllaUty <-ommllt<e for Mrs. Harley Moamln OIJII r111ft with pcopor !arm IJIIIIIC• pcopor !arm 1 IIIII "' «~ to bo \tho cornlnJ yeer wu "Jlven by 111) ol MinersvUio; Mr. ..,S ... mont, 11111 1 labor f«co of fivo liiiCblntrY would and thould bo .Mipptrtooutile ov bl" who tilt •Mrs. Eocene TripleU. Ik l Moownan llld ,...,. ~ , 1oc11 pooplo, tilt l.akill form placoil In_ or bulldinl r."meroy ~~ PT: wu announced tblt Mn.iMiddleport ; and S. 4 and lliL 11 dairy hord could bo mado wh<n not m uae. • Robon Moamln of ~ 1 :oeU·•"''•P«Iing, and U 10 oper. ·- Y e tOIIInl In the ocl>ool Harold LollJo II ._ling Air F..-ce Baoe, !lew Meslw. cool 1eoo and bo '111t Jury further rteornm.nd· alldltorlllm. the aosociatlon 11 the lUIIe ...,.., . ollletent tban ,.inl 11- ed !hat the dormitory, aymnos- Mn. Donlld M<Kmzle. prHI· vention boinl held lbl• weft nounced later. The lblnl ...... from lnmatea of ""'"' to- lllJD, and •*lmminl pool of the dent, C!Oillluoted tho meotJnc, in Cincinllld. Mro. Jade C.roey~ - the 1tlondaooe .....,., l()fmor IndUJtrla! aChool bo re- lfbidl opened with the PTA gave a report on the Coonty Charlea Chancey ..... ....... l"'irtd and u~llud and that tho Councll meellng held at tho er, opoke oo ph)'lleal It wao their furlhtr C!Oillld· ollage tloced ln the owlmmin£ W. Jrotm, Ponald Sturceon, J. Bedford ochool. Final plans and derJIO!IBlratlonl were .,_ opinion thai Uil!ler ~ pool bo removed. S. 811<-k, , ~!"lent Ball, Ilolmie were made lor the annual Hal-' by five lludl!nts, Donald"Mayit · . Dianasement 10 por cent .Servlnc on lhe Grand Jury Rayburn, MO!vln Clark, Erl10f- loween party to bo held at the [Jerry Arnold, Luella and MarJ the cowa ol "aeld dairy herd were Paul Ralrden, foreman, tlno ZUipan, Dalla> WU1o1111, ICbool on Thuraday, October 25 .. Thompaon and Jane Boer. . be In I!I;')IIJo;tlon. Jal!ez ~rd , William H. WOQdl, Jamet SheW~, l.larle Olapman Plans were dl.tcuJRd for o Refrosllment.o were .-vod 111 , Jury nolicodln Ill Prank Rlllle 1 <lUI' llurdett; W. and Jmizlbelb Cr~nk. ««< hop, the date to ·be on- !Uib and tllnlo pod~ IIIOII'Pf, · Oct. 1T, POTATOES 49c ~~- .. :'{ 2 !:· 1 5 5c ,· ' Caoeoi24$3.19-.-SAVE 55o SAVE 79c ' 1961 CH1V.OLIT " f " Btl Air I Vt . l'OW• tolllde 1r1111. 11'111~ , IU\If. Spoil"• l• tt~ . f ill . T1r11 11 kl n 1w. 1\ ,, It, ll ul elean, WHOLE LOIN FULL RIB HALF ,, ". ~DID ~ IIUAIP ;ntJC. lp, Traflo. I ... A•,lo. •. '. ' H. llp, Tr- il BlaeHnar's Phone WY 2·2143 Pomeroy, Ohio _~- 49c Angel:foe)d. Ring·_ 39c: 'II I'OtiD P.OO DUAIP REPAIR . Loqghorn c;~~~- •Jt ~0111 P.OO ·OUMI' TftK• • "· , ....... t's,. No ·big winter fuel bill' .~i1en you heat with Texaca: alld use our lb. ' \ t22tS - •' ' ' C.r 25 Free ,Piold Srpntp. with . Trono. 2 1 ' , JIT, Meat Pies . VAl!' IODY •. Waa Pt1 ...._Te.$245 ~JTJ.I·. GOBLE ' 'INC. • .' ; 2S "lb. . ·' : '> ~g •.; ! . . ..,• - lb. 89' 5 ~: SJ.OO SO FREE Plaid 'Stamm .. WITH THIS COtJP()N ' ond pur purch- of, $5..00 or ....,. ~flo olve ,ft lterno prohlbltod fly low. Vallol.' iot A&P thru Oct. 24. . c. ; . SO FREE Plaid S~J"ps WITH THIS COUPON\· . onol your purct... ef $5-!JO er ,i l'l9·011clq. .alvo .t 11- prohibited by lojf' · Valid at A•P thru Oct. 24. • PURNITIJRI ~t~.· · 89c ' • lb. ' lanquet laef.Chlck•n·Turkey $4o . Tr_, I Iii- Aldo, • 'liN 12 . lb. Yo11ng Tenclar J,::. ,AA~e. liltS : TIIIC. 4 ~... 'II GMC D lh. Sliced BacQn 2 i Ger 50 Free PLaid Sram,. "'ith ' . ' '17 tiMC _ . . TRK. ' ... c 'All Gciocl- Thin Sliced Veal Liver 6fc 29c Ito · ~-~ ~o, _JAN. P/IIIKIR ....... , lo, ::: lofhi-lo . .. _.... , .... .•.c. ... . IH, of.te - t ... Axla. Tnno. •• ' 'h•Win's ...~lac -·" - .. :·--~~-· · 1 Jf· pq. Worthmore Cnem D...,. ---! ~ .. 11 -. pkf. ..,.u-...0 CookiM - a.nohl~ II n. pkf. I................. IS. tWP ......... : .. ..... . .. I 1 .1 "\ c • ,.· ' '·11 tt~ • '. .. �~ ~ ; ': ~ ~ .:. ..;. ::: .: ~ ~ :: ~ .; ·~ ~ .,_ ~ ~ =1 -; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;: 'J --: ~ .., ~-t_,_ ,~ ~ .a ~ ... ;). ~ . :- .) : -~ , ~ ~ .: .). ;,.• :: J ~ : ;;, ·· .,J :) -) y ~....!~~ ~ • ':;:.£"' {) ~· i\' Joi' l'' -i .;\ ~ . ..~ I • .l ¥ ~~ / !.. . dlvlbfon, two \ . . -· . ' . :.:.~ .•.. • ·Jt~ bro<hen, Clem Mrs. 8erlha lfotlaln. _.... o' Columbuo and l>o)'ton o1 La~•- Ohio. 'Mit body Pomeroy and lwo liJtert. Mrs mated . ' ' IXCITING WAYS TO GO Partying ELBERFELDS '' BUILD A NEW DRIVEWAY NOWI I Make your drive 1 pel'IIWIIDI welcome mat of looclloou and lily I The younptera will be ~n:cited. malntenonte. Use eeonomical readv· mix conttele for tile belt rellllta. CaU us lor your frH estlmote loclay! / little ~rty goen when tht!Y baw they'll be wearint ~w Poll.Parrot shoe~. Preciiely detiped .itmpa and ties for the little dia&Gentlenu!nly atyleA liD dad'5 for bet eacorting brother. Alwa)'ll you'll be aAAl11'ed thf!y're the ri~~:ht ahoe11 too for we alway• lllhOIIUOnectiy, w.~.. r:- r: GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phillips Sisters Style Shop Veep To Make , WhirlWind Of W. Virginia 4·99 •• 6·99 PHONI WY 2-HM Pomeroy I N • MIDDLII'OIIT ' • ' ' . •' I . \ : ·and Lftnl /Dr laurtt Mne tile Blou•e• ··,- -;::"\ ln Modf!mol•"'"·· GIRmONr, rque, SnenfHII ,,.,, Lll• ·ToPValUe Stamps Wear-with-all •hirl by Laura Mae Life ••• per/ecllr 14~ '.· for your bu.ty day.t in 1ow11. on c.'tlmpU.J or mJ~! '" , tilhtr point. It has Jleeves you_con. r;oll . ~ • ~ pomted, cDr~'!"!. vertible collar. , . and, beJt of all, U' _done ~n no-wrmklf. · no-iron-65% Dacron.• -35% couon. In white, blul, pinlc or bei~e. Sizes 30 to 38. -$ 1.99 In, extra sizes 40 lo 46. $2.99 .._~ ; A ·:....·,.,, :ftu~w~ . . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY, ~ ' ·.. ' .-' .,.,.,,-4 i·l,' ..-: ~., •. ,..,. 'l .· . 19·63 I ' B..llla . Tllobdore ·Eckert: 18 'Moi.or, Ravenswood, w: Va., 1011, .• .,08 p.m. Tueoday. !JOUI~&,..t, . firt$IOn )llrl. ·,Leonard Barrio, ~~ C,hDDse From , I D-E-EEC Widths FOR TRACTION ON ICE, MUD OR SNOW .-....L !Jow oa.t&. &.eat DELUXE TREADS 1 18 FOR 16 ALL OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE 12·MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE 1 0Nr N,w Tr1odf, id,.li[ifd b• Mfdall4o1l oM ltllop 1114rk, on OUA .. ANT •• D I. ~·In~~ dthtll ift Wlltkmu.tnp •ro.J. JNMori•lt durl"' lill t .., '"""· "-a•in•l aormtl ,... "-•rd. '•~ I ftPah•bl• pun~:lurMl -t.!-' in ..,.~Klfday pu...,.r c.. 11M lot llt monttu. Honored at over 60,000 location• In all 50 Statea and Canada ~~~ hlw nat rou're Dilling wh•• ,.. ••r firtiiOM . ~~-" pterallllll- lr.d "'"r •tid btlllfd 011 1111 prk:. NrNIIC •l t ii'M of ad}Uittnwll , & R ~IREST . ' • MEIGS THEATRE COLOONIIPitAY Wl'hl · EVERY PURCHASE 3·50 ~6 .PIIIPUMIS CHANU , PIIIPUMII_ .. '. . . . . .nil - 'Liricoln hlllty•are {DUllON.· .c.Jil !enw· F1Mior'2/.lloilll Top Valote Stlmpl Black L~thefr Oxfords and Loaten S 88 pr. eCrepe Sorfs · e El1stlc TONIGHT W1l& Dlanev'• DROGCO. ..... .... .. \• ------ Top Sllpons "'•ON VOYAGI" (Tecbnlcolor J Fred MacMurray Jane wy. Slu4to9 ah Walley . . . . a Holidar spree in IQ Pareet . . . DebOrah Walley aprears on the beach in a Btkin and treatet a ttlr . . . Cal'an pursuea ber in a boat. CelercartHnt Admluion: '1&e and S&c -THURSDAY & PIIDAY Odelttr 11·1· -'' • ·:! ·:RJUs 53:e~tra ·Val,ueStamps Oxfords &Loafers - · NOT OPIN from the Top Value Stamps Family Gift Catalog ·· ·· YOU C... < WIN ...ONE GIVEN AWAY RIGHT ll'j THIS AREA maa, Michael C1flan, Debor- 670x15 .or 750x14 · ' PULL ON ' BOoT$' HIGH SHOES ., Whl . .~rt.': $J'II .. .•"'! '··. · toni Solto , II"• ~ Heavy Elk Tq~. . ,, ' ' Boys' ' ,' · Long WHrlng MOCCASIJI ToE Wortc ,, JiwM ,. GRAND PRIZE ,._ '"""'!'" ' $1,0 .,.., C.'-t ... Women's THn·Agers 88 PLUS TAX & TRADE IN TillES · " .. eiluMII LHthor eNo, 12 ehll Dot lliiO · .. . 88 DELUXE TREADS · r:. ,. . WIUtam J. Deere, Mn. WI r I Hacl<er, Mrt. liai'old w. Mtl. Joe~ , . & COUNTRY FOR 1t ·surlte; Robert 'M<Car\ty, PLAID stAMPS Siu 6 II ;4Dg~J.Forr(cake Kaehler, i.trs. wn. . $ Mlny Styles To API'I.IID DN IOUND nAI IODI!I 011 DN YOUII OWN nRU TOY.,,~ ' Mens-Big Boys Oxfords~L~fers TOWN &.COUNTRY WINTER TREADS OU~» I!l~<barlod PBilerils recenll) dlaohargetl •• 1,~ Egg Recipe, Large ' "' ~3·" pr. J so ~ Top Value .stamps , ' ~,_.,, . . . . . ·• ·' I . .,,. ~f.'TAII ~u',..~ncl the PURMH of I f ' ' IJ > .)'.""- "' • • • '" ' ' ' ' -~ 1:1~ ~fJ(I'9g611', ~ngel Food .Cak~ • .· •,. ' , . · Covpon'opl,l'ft5at.;Oct.20, 1962 ' ~- · . . ;··-·... ,,~1'"''~- ·.1• ' ,,.~.~~. ~~;;~,1~b~NARY PRIZE DIAI~N~r'~ q:-General.- · · "PEEK-A·BRE.W'' COFPE£MAKERS · ..' '···· ·' ' �~ ~ ' ' ' I I I POMEROY lANDMARK • .- L· Saves You Money On . STARTS TOMORROW~ ' Service Station '"J". • ' I - ·~ Ia NO'W'l()U~ ...................... ............... •taiiMtiiH~tollle •· • ........ .,,,. .. ftA1WI11 , • e·n.t tne ~ 1 IIIPIIIM.._...., 1. . . . . , , l'rldo7 W. 1 I \alt tl& ... .t.. I , Short Is 1 Lunar Picture Mission ~ - ·-~ Dinner . . · Spe~ker Probe Open 24 Hours-7 Days A • • • • • NO TRADE-IN NEEDED FREE MOUNTING (except tractors . Olld lrwd.t) AU TilES GUARANTEED AU PASSENGER TIRES (and' most others) '' ARE LONG-LASTING, SAFE, NYLON C:ONSTRUC11GN BUY NOW ••• ~AVE BIG MONEY AT LANDMARK'S LOW, LOW PRICES All Tires As Good As, Or BETTER, Than Your Original New Car Tires UNico ; tL144,JRUCIS. TIRE NY CON CAR TIRES Q'Ch1J IJ.d! TviM t,.,. fklllll fOIIIfll'l· 111'1" p.il~ftiM , l•p Llf•· •s•• 710x15 ' 1 ' ' " "' " ' ''"' 13 . 2~ 760liC15 • ' •• • ' •••• '' ,-, •. ' 15.1.5 600x16 .. . ...• • •....... . 11.35 650x16 .. . ......... .... . 1,,15 (not avallablt In whitt) Nycon Black Tubtltu 750x1• ..... . ...... .. ,. . 13.2' Whitt Wt~ ll~ " nly $2.50 mort plv• , PI~K ~ i Tu~ ..ty,. •. u.JA tvt. ..,., ... •~ou· frlllll ....,.., ' GRAND PRIZEt ..... ~ RFD lR~K TillES UN ICO PowtrcrNiJtr ' ' " CHI . . oil thi ,M~·r· ..,... U11lco "D'•· •.;JG~ Panenger Tire• 110100thly on the IPD Tllltt•f,l •1&•• ., t~ijii.;M-,1 , .... :rrM ReglstraUon for all prlzet. No purchase Is necessary. Juot , Repsterl ....... Oft !tHo - .......... 7001111 ..... .... .. ........ .. .... . b .20 o..,r flnut lit•pular 1201120 f001120 '""'" ·-·~.., ~·· Wlllll ........... ..,,...,, tlrt. N~''" (OIIIIr\lcllon, .. .. " ~ . . . .... .. ....., \ oo k o~ .. 4o\fJ: • oi-14Jo '• 1..11 Ha1a1d ........ . 750x14 . .. . .. .. .... , li.IO ~~ ""., ' ou-11~ - ·li·,#- · - Cr~~l.., llarll. 600al3 .. ,, . ,. 12.10 ~111.1 , . .... ,. . U .!O IOOal" .•. ,, ,, • . IJ .-45 150al• ' . ' .. . 19.75 llllnl!r.. Whit. Wall• .., ....., 12.10 "'''' Phn ''""' POWERLINER TIRES ......u.... I ,._,.,..., lliHII TIIIMIMI /&IDall .... . lUI Jill .. . ..... . 14.10 ltl' •"·"" ·IUO o..,.'· ·' ' ·1' ·90 . =• /DDIII . , 10.:ro lt.IIIM kN Ma1art1 ...., ·" .,._ • Wlllt1 W•ll ._.. ~-" ...... . .. 13.20 12.4-lhtl C4 ply) 1l0a l5 .. .... , . . IUS 760~tU .... .. , . , IUO 100/UO.IS . . .. IUO Willie w,u, ..,,., u 10 New d••ICfll tlvtl Wnlco tractor t4rM the "dig ln, dig o•l" oblllty thai . , . .,.,,. thick "'- ''"' ...... ... . , 100..14 · ···---·~·· . , 19.10 670•15 .. ........... 15.9S 150x14 • •~.... ~~ ••••• . 21 .80 710xiS .. ., ......... 17.•5 900•1• ... ...... .. .. .. 23.1$ 670x1S , .. . . .. ..... , 18.10 7~0Ji:1S . ..... ~.•.•• •.• , •.• 19.10 710x1$, •·•,. ,, .,,,, , 18.95 800x15 ,.,, 00 u· ~ ·· • 19.9$ 760x1S ·••••. • , ,,, •• 20.95 650x16 •••••••• , , •• . 18.95 ' i . -1. ..,a, , .. .... .... 01•• ... ••. '. -15 • ' ..,,...... ""~. ""'" _ .. ;.... .... .,s.os ~ Tltl:S!. 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' • " ' ..... j \ ' -· . .· ' ~ .. 0 ' 000 ' 060000 ....,. >· 0 ' ."--iiJ5 oo.uuu•• 650a1 .. I ' •'', .'.. ..'"'''" -· ' . ·::c... I !fMt . •...,. ' •• ,..... ..,., - !I ' ··· ·~---.......~~-:... !'· ......... '· ·WAGCIN TIIU· ' ... W... •.' r~ - ..Oti,..i• ·....... ....~: d j . ~~ ,;~·,. POMEROY. ~ 1 110 ( .~.. ~ •-1fl. - •.' ....,..,• ••• ~,... ~;., • '0;,' :-~x,~ .-.yy . ""' . '-~ . I>\ 670/710Ji11 .. !"..' ••••• 1.7l-~.t ...~. .16 ~· . ,~~ ••••.. :: .•J.4Al · •. ~-.~ ~ ~t:.rr ,. 2.11 •,,, .. .,.... OJVAI . .. . . ,., .,. , • •._, • • · •• · • 6501670/700/7.clxl6 • 1.11 700/7501111 ........ .. us . . ,, . . 12SX20 4 .. · ' I ' ·• · ~ -··· ·.·~ • ·•• ···.·' . if ' .;'!;'.'· . .,..... ..... -.................. , • ,.., ....... ]. .' ,''' ,_ --,.A.............. ' ,....., ""...., ' . . 6100•16 ......... .t4>io ' I ~~ . . . II 650xl6 , •• •,. -·""' ,JIIil, 670xU ............., .24... , 700XU , ,,.:~;. :·~~.26.,. ·:­ t......- nrt ...,. ... ,, ..... .... 1 . ;~·· · ·" ,,,10 win • "bird." No purchase Ia D~C¥­ ury. ' . Tvlse-.,. . .Ou.l II\ SCIOJI15 •• ' •••••••• •••10.25 .... ...... the 1963 Thunderbird. You may . llotii-Oo1p "'" •1 2°5 N"' ,,... ' 1 '~ ctlilECK -, 600Xl6 • ,.,.,, , , , , ~ ., , 16.50 .... ,. <• ,,,) • Gel your official entry blank on ,,.... . FRONT TRACTOR TIR~$ ,,..., nr. , . . ' .....,., greattt grip ancl better puH. IIIIIIIIN WhiMo Wallt o..ly S.UO Addltleollal OR All C. nr.t. -'liP 1IUU W.Qrip ....., ~· .... "Ox16 . . ....~;, .IJM 670.15 650x11 ............. 15.10 ..,.I'IISHMENTS 1'011. ALL- , :. ,_ ,M., .."' " ' ooo Stlmtlno Whito Wallo only $2.50 mor• Plus taxtt. 600x1) , ••••.~ .... . . .. 1318$ lfD 7•Mo-T7,. 7ft1Cl ,,. ....... 750x14 lt.1k .. .. lplfl~ 800x1S . .... ,. , ... .. 21.80 IIGISTIR for "'" Vocetiona for two In Mloml INch, l'lorlde. Nroo .. out bumP.Ing, rumbliftQ or WM,.Mfto~ Of · the road they'IJ pull yow fttru mud, .... ··- and snow where other tnOW tii'M 1Np Oft6 ' tru• "" ""' lfiOW 1WI ber.t f.aturn of conveMional ond ~iott tires! On lfte ""'d they o<oll sm-l!r wltho . ·w•'..' ,._. ,.. 650Nll •. , , ., , ., , , , ,. "' "' ,. .,,. .... .. ' Redi·Grip "'"d and --tile '· Stto~ (MUD AND that protect~·· au metal and mttal-alloy._ rubber and plottlc partl '" today/• •ntlnes. Unlco Cloth• Dryer, given oway Sot., October 20. 10.00NI0 .• , , • , , , . ••• , .• •• ~ •. ., •• , f4.SJ 11.001120 ...... .... ....... , .. . . . . .. ft. ~ 1Q,00N22 ' ' '' ''_''' ' : •: • ·· ~·. ··~ '' \'.''"' "•'' II 00•22 ,•, ,,,., o-., .. -.,'tH"ol ·u oY.1011J'0 REDI-GRIP Wnlco b the fvll strength antl·frtlll- _. , 'CI''· of Unlco pt'OMcM rodloton better than 5 qfl. of .many brondsl ·Unico permanent contaln1 MPI·_._., o M\llti·purpo~e Odditive lnttll lo.ply ' '~IIIII · I•N.a .... .. ....................... .. 7!i.SO U·54 Q ;;t: ...... ; ...... ......... . ... . faJCel . '' PRIZES U-14 f11M-Ty,. tM\ fll't ~ly 670•11 . .. . . ..•...••• ••• • • •• . .. ' .. 20.65 LUIWUI'A~OIIIobil• FREE· rvg;ed service. Tr~ ., llnll:t... UNICO t CSALION.S Of ll'UMANI.NT ANTI·PI.III · Made of 1... - ..... .: r ru~iatf tomp0¥tllcf• • • • fol!" lower cost per mile ond lon;er, lew 11\ltl•l ctlt l ft d •1111111111 '11\llllly, --49 80 12h20- 10 ply ........ I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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