http://66.213.69.5/files/original/65f69f3eb299f79d370362abc9a39ba5.pdf 0de8d44530e9cd7170b55e6bdd3f4a7f PDF Text Text .' , d Around and About Middleport ly Sentinel, Pom~y-Mlddleport, 0., Oct. 20, 1088 · titer Lands' Poetry, Prose Topics Reviews Given for literary Club lit ,, 1 Deputy Comes . • T InspeCt / 'Chester Unit Harrisonville Club Meets at M.·orr,·s Home i c y Duo 0 pens one . ert ear wtn Evangeliiuc aemc•• bf held at tbe syracuaa Melhod!SI Church Sunday; Qtt. 23:rn"~ Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. ea ~ lng with the Rev. Jack Jllplns, evangelist. le ol Rev. JUgglns li I gradua Marietta Cdllege, and of As~ Theologteal Seminary In ·~ tucky, and has been pas)~>!' the Evangelica,l United Brethem Church at Pl. Pleasant •• years. He beld evangel!~ aervices at the Syracu.e churc!l last year. ReV. Wen4eU G. Slut· 1er pastor of the Syracu!lt' Methodlst Chureh, InviteS every· one to attend. ----VISIT IN COLUMJI(JS Mr C•:: Service Held At Ewings for H Iey Brown 1 I J i) ""'~ Dof A CouncJI ° 1 /I •• 81 '""'of Service• Week DistriCt Deputy Is Guest 41 • their impr!:!ssions of the sight. I The meeting was opened w1th sounds and smells of India as ·the <lub coll~cl led by Mrs. t · it was interwoven in their lives Nan Moore, VJCe prestdent, who and that of their family. presided in lbe absence of Mrs. Mrs Zeiher presented a pro- I Carl Horky. During the bUS\· · the name of Mrs · gram·· of poetry . readings taken 1' ness sess10n from the works of Whittier. George Lasher was placed ~n Longfellow and Robert Louis ! the associate lis! and the re~lg- ; . · - - · - - -- · · - - - - I nation ot Mrs. Noah Haskms was accepted with regret. Mts. Haskins has been a member ol the club for twenty-live 0 ~ears. Mrs. Moore reported that Y,early dues were to be paid to Mrs Roger Morgan treasurer. l~spedion was. conducted by F~urteen membe~ responded Edith Wakely, distnd deputy, to roll call giving a childhood when Chester Counnl DaughFollowing the meet· ters of America mel Tuesday me~?ry. Waddell served candy. ' evening, with 39 me~bers and ~~e ~·~t meeting will be held . two other guests, Edith Betzmg at the home ol Mrs. James : Dl!d Faye Parhn. , Euler November 2nd. ' Mary Showalter, counctlor, ' presided and !he meeting opened in ritualistic form. Mrs. Wakely, Mrs. Betzing, junior paat st;>te councilor, and Erma I Cl')larJtl, Council deputy we~e leCeived of!lc!8Uy. Reported 111 ' were Navada Beaver and Luc- The Harrisonville Homemaknile Kraeuter and Mary Parker . ers Club met Monday evemng 1 home from hospital. Doris Koe- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , Big thanked tbe CouncU for a •Leo Morris. Mrs. Duane ..stan-~ filii sent her while hospitalized. ley presented lesson on Meal , Jnltlation was he\d for one Planning," with all members 1 candidate, Mary Bahr. A prac- participating In • discusSion on 1 lice for the Booster meeting was diet and nutritioa. 1 BENNO AND SYLVIA RAB!NOF announffil for October 23 at 2 The business meeting was pre-[ p.m. , at Tuppers Plains. A cov- sided over by Linda Morris, the ered dish dinner will follow tlJe president. ProjeCtS for the year Qf practice. First nomination of I were discussed and pl~ns were Funeral services for Harley officers was • nnounced for the made to attend a cookmg dem· Brown were held !rom the next meeting. The ways and 1onstration at the Columbia Gas . . l' . d ·n 0 en the Trl· Ewing Chapel Friday ai 2 p.m means committee announced a Co., Middleport, for the Decem· Benne and Sylvia Rabinof, wicJo'v ec~l nmed vto m-plaHO uo, ~~ Sp d ft . with the Rev. Menzel Smn~. 0 20111 bake sale at Chester fire houselber meeting. Coun:y Communuy Concert A' ' ""'·'.: ,·,' ~~aso~. on ~~ ~/~·ama\c~~e::i'y aHi~~ pastor ot the E:oterprtse EUd on Election day. Attending the meeting were noon concert will be p ! esentc~ at 2 31) 1' :O· _on . __c_;; age ---Ch~rch olficlalln&. Special musMrs. Wak.ely commended the IMrs. Dana Young, Mrs. Carl School aud!tonum m GaltiF , .11 oe Helen Vanni join the Camerata Chamber ic was provided by F r 111. 00 "''· 11 WI ' K ed' Mrs Nellie Borg an olis ·1 Council on 1ts wor k and gave a enn ) , · . ' P · . h ,. ·· 1, mezzo soprano and,' Singers in presenting "Liebes~ Buc k, orgarus. grade of excellent. She abo re· Mrs. Don Cotter~tl, Mrs. Rob- The Rabmoh have won t e out. tanal .g earlier the' Var- lider Waltzes" at 8:30 p. m. Burial was in Beech Grove ported on the Natiooal session I ert Jewell, Mrs. Duane Stanley, I esteem, affectiOn and pra\S~ ~~ a~ ":'~'""~:~~ly Company will next Wednesday at the Para • cemetery aud pallbearers wl•ich she attended in New and Mrs. Leo Morns. I muSIC lovers a~d ~llics re ~x- ~lu~~ the series on April 10. mount Theatre in Ashland, Ky. were Sidney and Ralph S~~C· York Also speaking bnelly here and ab~oa · ey a te Membersnip cards for the local er, Paul Frick, Lawrence l.e'l>-11 were Mrs. Betzing, Mrs. Parlin C I S , ed ceptional artiSts, and as 8 a~ Reciprocity lias been extend- association are now being prin- nard, Carl Jennings and Eldon and Mrs. Bohr. Esther R1deo- ,oup e u~pru ,exude a ,trcm~ndous :arm of ed to Tr>-Counly members by ted, but if members have not Weeki. our .on behall ol th• Counc1l. l V pon. A nmversary I and spontane~t) · The/c _I conr-ert associations in SIX received their cards by the day Coming from out of town fqr pre~r nlt"d g1fts to Mrs Wakely, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeut·i the1r reperunre IS WI e an co.l neighborin g co111mUn1ties. Sub· of the nexL concert they may the services were Mr. alJii J\lr~. Bt>LJ. i ri~( IDld Mrs. Cleland . er were pleasan lly surprised] lorful, its range . rncompasses scrillt:'rs to the !oral series are use their receipts fa~ admission Mrs. Harry L. Brown and Jef. At 1t 1r rir."e oJ the meetmg 2:Sunday .evening when a group works of the classiC co~:not~%~ \ remmded th at Eden and Tami.r. in Ashland. frey, Valdosta, Ga.; Mr. ('~k P w; 1 :~ 11':-ts held ami won ~) i of relahves ~arne to theu as well as t_l'l~~e or the ~ re- 1op Israeli ch.lo pianists, w11l l An Gallipolis members plan· Mrs. Honon Brown, Mrs. Morv Sl'""'"ltrr and Gold1e 1home in Racme to help them porary muSic~ans of t ' P 1 - · . Y1 d . t Ashland Wed Herschel Brown Mr. '· Brtreshmenls · · nmgd o nve. o h could pro-· Mrs. Cyrus Autherson, • Wolf,. were ser· 1celebrate t h' e1r 35th we dd'gan m - sentdaY· . . d~ M.,. 1 VE:"d by the re freshment com-I niversary. Final ret:ords bemg tallte : n~s ay evenmg .w o Paul Diehl, Mrs. mill.,; Relr.,hmenl! of Ice cream, following the recpnt annual I vtde transportallon lor student Powers Mr and Mro Rlcharll --·--sandwiches, cake and punch 1TCCA membership drive sho.w · members. ar~ ·~~d tok co~~c~ Quelet~. M~. and Mrs. George 1 were served to Miss Led a Ithat 78 volunterr. workers m: Mrs. Evan . enc ' Ury, Mr . ..nd Mrs. Charl~s 1364 :It~ Mae Kraeuter and Mr. and Gallia, Mason, Meigs and Jack. , 1. · . Turner l\lre. florist Williams !.~J!t J.W I Mrs. Larry Wolfe and Kent and son counties enlisted a me~- ~ Two mo~e arE:a concerts _will and M~s. Ada Foremen, all of FR!11AY, SATURDAY Laren of Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. bership expected to total 535. al- "Respunding In Gratitude," be held thiS month. The Indian- Columbus. and SUNDAY Raymond Krider. Syrll<'use; most 100 more members than was the study program of the apoils Symphony will appear Mr. and MrB. Ira Davis and ~~\v~~;l,3 1Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mr . joioed in 19£5. . . Friendly Circle of Trinity Unit- on the stage of the Lancaster Sue and Keith, Mrs. Robert 00 "RETURN TO PEYTON 1 and Mrs. Henrv Eichinger and The increase m membership ed Church of Cbrist Tuesday ev- High School at 8:00 p.m. Simms and Mrs. Alvin Sanford. Carol Lyo1~~A5:;, Chandler Dennis, Donald and Laura Jean enl2rged the ~udgr l for artiSts ening at the church. All •nem- Oct. 31. ana on the same even- East Liverpool; Mr. aud Mrs. -PLUS-\and Mrs. Eddie Hartung of from last year' $1,900 to $3,~0 bers parl ic!pal<'ll in the study \ mg, at 8c15 p.m., the Columbus Floyd Davis, Wellsvllle Mr3. Sandra Dee Peter Fonda Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar this year, enabltn.g the assocla· : which was based on Psa lm 8. Sym~hony ~Ill present's con- George Thornton and Mr. ''TAM~If'o~~ THE \Hartung, Columbus, end the lion's board of d~rectors to se- ~ Mrs. Cor! Kautz, preSident, cerl m M~nelt~ at the ,,ew Ma- Mrs.. Harold Nanna, N e 1 Color honored ·guests. lect the com~ng senes. from conducted the meeting and Mrs. nella Semor Hlgh School on sonville; Mr. and Mrs. Billy II among the highest cahbrll con- I J F 0 f Columbus was we~ Colgate Rd. (Rt. 351). Jack Mullins Huntington W I' t to ing the country une ry t • . cer ar ISs ur · 1 corned as a guest Mr~ . LeonVa., and Mr. and Mrs. Murrian Seren Lewu NamPtl ' Appearmg on the local stage ard Jewell, \I iss Eiizaheth Fickl Long, Parkersburg, W. Va. ToQueen'aCourl . , . and Mrs. Pearl Mora were , MEETTONIGIIT P""""". ~-Mls• Seren Lewis, daughter of Airman Grueser IS named as the nominatmg cumMiddleport Shrine Club TON!CiHT-NOT OPEN Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam E. LewiS, I Endin Active Duty mittee. Plans were made for ' ' ' ' meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at 116 S. Second Street, Middlepurl , , ~ 1 1 D Grue 'ilent auction at tlle close of 1 its regular headquarters In wa• named a member of the : A~rman fsM. c aasnsd Monrs Wil: the next meeting. Mr and Mrs' Howard C. Middleport preoident John H , Queens Court at oser son o r. . l h k' ld . . ' FRIDAY ond SATURDAY omecolllllllj AI Homeco:n- ' lia~ Grueser, bas received his The heat . Its, a wor se;h . Smith entertained with a party kle announced. All members October 11-11 1 ~he AMU& • ~ ber 15 I service discharge after being \' ICe project m. connection ~~ I Monday afternoon at their home, are invited. "BOY, DID I GET A WRONG NUMBER! mg Day ;~~Vllie~, ~~~~ Swan: i in the U.S. Airforce lor the past World Commumty Day at Gr~e l Lincoln Heights, honoring their ----(Technicolor) Warren lSOn o e , ' Jou r years. He has spen t thP , Episcopal church on Novem r : son Ricky on his birthday. TO DINE OUT Bob Hope Elke Sommer nanoa, N.C.. aduate of : past two years In Japan and , 4. have been completed .. Mrs I The Halloween theme was car- The Riverview Garden Club Phyllis Diller •; ''TERROR IN THE CITY :!~~ Le;~~ ~ ~hool class ol ihas been on duty in Kor"''· Paul Werner made SIX 1klts 0~ 1 ried out in the decorations. Ice will eat out, Oct. 2'1, at Bailey's Lee Grant Rlcbard Bray ~ ~Pr ~~~t of ' Dorland •Thailand, and other points in 'turdy colorful mater•• a.n cream, decorated birthday cake 1 ·Res~;,;ta;;;;ur;;;;a;;;;n;;;;L;;P;;o;;m;;•ro.;.yi;,a;;t;;!iipi;.m;;;;. . s est her of the choir 1 the far east. fJHed them with mnegroomi_ng and coke were served. Favors It Sund1y thru Wednesday Oct. 23-16 Hnuse, a mem enate ai , He came by plane to San , aids The meeting closed ~lthl were party horns and balloons. . ELVIS PRESLEY ~d a m~~ber of the s ~Francisco and on to Middleport the Lord's Prayer in umsou. I Attending were Mrs. Ruth in I He was accompanied by a . An arrangement or mums and I Mulford and Kim, Mrs. Janet "PARADISE-HAWAIIAN I arren I son. STYLE" " ' '------' friend, Pete Hass who has also napkins with autumn leaves P1erce and Randy, Mrs. Joan Technicolor I been disebarged from service. i carried out the fall theme for , Edwards and Troy and Joy Elvis Presley I !lass left Wednesday lor his the dessert course served , by Lynn, Mrs.. Joyce Blankenship Suzanna Lt>igh I Jas. Shlgeta home in Maine. Don accompan- ~Irs. Etza Gilmore Jr. and and Lisa, Mrs. Joyce Blake and ' Donna Butterworth ied him to Columbus and will Mrs. Werner. 1Ruthie, Kathy and Max, and Marianna Hill spend several days there wi th I Paige Carr. The honor~ guest Featurtttt & Colarcartoons Admission: 7Sc & 401:: relaltves. I . received a number of g1fts and ' - - Mrs. Htirry Moore : sendmg 8 gift but unable to at. tend were Mr. and Mrs. ThornI as Garten. Host• Group Two I ''t Mrs. Edith Wakely, dl!trlct deputy of Marietta, was the guest when Syracuse Guiding Star Council No. 124, Dau[lhters of America met In lllelr COUI1Mrs. John Felten of Simp- ell rooitJ, Thursday night, Oct. son, w. Va., Is here at the , 1s. The 'JleeUng was conducted home of her sister, Mrs. Clld' In ~ituaUstlr form Dy I he Bartlett and family, due Ill tl\e councilor ural Thomas. lllness of tllelr mother, Mrs. Edna Sines. . Routine . business was transMrs. Dana Swill, 811 IDgh acted and attending the BoostSt. Middleport, underwent eye er meeting in Marietta was surgery at Holzer Hospital In dlscu!Sed Balloting on two Galllpulls Wednesday morning. candidates was conducted and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence .Mil· accepted for membership. hoan were business visitors In M W k I told of her trip Gallipolis Tu"";d~Y· to :?~w ~.~~City, ~Yhere she Mrs. Edna Smes Is a medic~! tended tho-· Narlonal D. or A. patient at Holzer Hospital m ~~- Con , 11 · bleb was , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth RusGallipolis. She Is In room :!63. ....,.e ven on, w sell, Racine, visited In CdlumShe had been borne for sev- very Interesting. mlttees bus over the weekend with tbeir era! days with her daughter aud The foll:lnbg th c~uncllor children Mr. and Mn Floyd T. family, the Rev. ~nd Mrs. Clyde ;:1: :;!~, Es~er e Harden: Chapma~ and daughter, SheiBartlell and fam1ly. .. M q t Cottrill d Sadie ley and Mr. and Mrs. Wlll)Jm Group II of the Middleport argare an Burton and daughter, Lisa Ann, First United Presbyterian Thuener; ways and means, Ada K I RtWI"'ll They Church Is sponsorln~ a bake Slack, Eileen Clark and Kath- and son, arnled by E . 0 rphans Clara . were accompa . . h J sale Saturday, Oct. 22, at the ryn nson, ' Shade and Dorothy Dudley Florist building. P r <>- Lavender,. Donna PhelpsEn ~~~~~~· A~. The occasion ceeds from the sale will be used rie Smclalf and Leola oc ' '1 b t Ihe Srd birth-· for the manse repair. kitchen, Marie Rizer, LInd a was to ce e ra ~hich wa• Oct. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Carnes Lavender and Ann Hemsley; re- d'y of Shelley the eat graN!: of Fl Bragg N:c. have been porters, Mrs. Cottrill and Mrs. 17. Shelley! Is J gr While Ill · · ' ' ,.,., · • SJ ck daughter o Mr. 1)11('8. recent viSitors of Mrs . .,.rnes a · Col bu Mr JoneB was dinmother and father, Mr. and During the soclai hour ~n urn s, . s Ed. Mrs. Raymond Coles of Middle· auction was held With Sylvia ner guest ?' rr, and ~ghbort port and also hiB parents, Mr. Zwilling as auctioneer. Refresh- Levecy, hiS ormer not and' Mrs. Delbert Garnes of ments of Ice cream and cake in M01gs County. Vinton. Mrs .Charles Games is were served honoring the birth· PATIENT IN CIJNIC the former Sandra Hollinshed. day of Mrs. Thuener to these hell 11 Mr Garnes will leave for Viet members, Thelma Grueser, Le- Mrs. Annabel Houdas Na~ llle 23rd of this mont!). ola Enoch, Ada Slack, Sylvia a patient at Galllp<llla Clinic, In Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zwilling, Carrie Sinc!Plr, Ann Room 104. She had ma~r: Hemsley, Kathryn Johnson, gery last Thursday aud . I spent the weekend in with their daughters and Marie Rizet, Ueputy Florence ::w.:e\:::1._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Potts, Clara Lave!l"<'r, Ural -- • th ..... Bobb and Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Margarel Cottrill,. Ha- da Lavender .,.. e ••··· Parsons. zel Clark, Sadie 'l'huener, Lin- · Mn. Wakely. ~er lands and other Urnes Stevenson In the world of clllld- 1 lli\'bistory and poetry were ren. Included In the group ?'I ~&tin in review by Mrs. 0. B. \nostalaic poems· were "The -Vil· 1 Sinut and Mrs. Eleanor Welcb lage Blacksmith," "Barel o o 1! tether when the Middleport Lit- Boy," "The Children's Hour," i trary Club met Wednesday aft·. and children's favorites from I emoon at the home of Mrs. ' Mother Goose Rymes. Mrs. Walt•r Waddell. Zeiher prefaced her program Mrs. Stout reviewed 11 T wo with a discussion ol the need Under the Indian Sun" by Jon .for children to be lntrnduced to nnd Rumer Gndden the story 1 poetry and the world of make · of two girls reared 'in England Ibelieve in stories that ~e~e ': and in Jndia. The authors col· on~e a part or every childs l !a borated in the book giving Ilife in school and the home .. ' e. • at. . \ '' . • . enttn e ' \ ' ( \ .ii . \ ~ .;), I ... ~ (;.·~ ~,s:O .. , ... !J ... ~ -·-. ~ ... p ~ ~~----------..___.._.,.._______,_D_e_N_tal_._'-_'11_,_,.. __r_n•_w_•,.r._()f_T_r._M_..,..,:_M_a_on_:.._,._.__..;...._______ H.~ c;. ... .... •• XVIII NO. 161 - ;• . .l.l PGMER®Y-MIIDI:MlEPO~T.. -OHI0'' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1966 "' Aussies reet the President\ ,. ' Middleport Flnmel! -wDl IJI'"liOf a eldeku blroiiHue s.tunlaY. OetObtr il lhe Cfly HaD !'fib .ervlq to beiblll lt.. Ia. ~ ~ ue alllfl oold oat. nts It lhe 1811 tveDI of lbe "":"'.. RIIBOD lfllce lbe departmenl wW lutVt to bloll• wll'k oa Ill ' auual Cllr!Jimu pl'Ojecl of provJdiBI bastell for aeedy famWeo. " Proceed• rfom lbe bAr-becue wW he uHd to lielp pay for lbt ..., hrt truck. 'l'lle BOUSE firemen wW bave 300 aervol both parties looked ID&• and wDI stay on tbe job on the record of the 89tb until lbe oupply 11 gone. This today and - not un- wiD be dae lasl oaldoor diD· •m~lly this close to elec- atr unlb opriDg. scene was viewed by Speaker John W. lrmltck and with alarm by 1bllcan Geralll R. FoiU. appraisals pre UP!, McCormack the 89th Congress as "luiD!Iment," of "great ~pllfthmen1ts," while Ford as most memorable for Kl~nl laUure , to CODit! ·.with Inflation." a, ... ..IOBLD ' $20,000 for Museum the fastest washer sold today! r:; • 1 1 the~ Responses ·n Gratitude are Study Program ?\@,'..l.• _ef'JJ. "'!' ... new / I I MEIGS THEATRE ' ' · S~n-Orying Washer Ricky Smith I Honored Upon HIS 81rthday Wash a load in 4minutes • Spin-dry II in just I minute more • Compact, po1lable, needs no plumbing • Stoll in kitchen, balhroom, closet, anywllere • Uses less waler,l/3 lhe detergent. 1 1 5 !!,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ! = = ~. = = -= Your Full Service Bank Is •• , OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I tor = = = ii Elberfelds--Pomeroy ---- Make Elberfelds •In pomeroy your Shopp1ng • center I -= -== = --= 2nd Floor Appliances ·I Serving Meigs Countu 011er 94 Y'"" Member Fedrral Reun>e Buatem ' Membrr Frderal Depodt l!liUI'GflC< Corporation Mrs Harry s. Moure enter· , ----tained Group II of the First Seoul Troop Planl United Presbyterian Churdt. at I '.It Soldr'erl h T esday evenmg 1111 0 her Domeld ~wery presided The Middlepori Senior Scout Mrs ona . ' Troo has made plans to send over the meet mg. I , .P \lel'v!Ce Devotions were gi•ten by Mrs . . Chrlslmas packages to . Moore and Included a reading, I men In VietNam and would hke ''What A Smile Can Do." Mrs. , to secure the names of So!rv· Dwight Wallace gave I report icemen serving there. on the TB levy renewal coming plan to mclude In the up on the November balloll and such Items 88 homemade ca~ urged support of the levy. The dy. paper, pens. gum,.and ~orne traveling basket was sent by town newspapers. Mrs. Joe Bailey. The study les- Any reSide.nt wishing to conson on "Remembering Jonah" tribute mon<fy or loud Items , was given by Mrs. Myron .Mil- may contact Charl<ltb! Teenel l Jer. Plans were made for a or Pam Willia by o:alhng 992- , Thanksgiving dinner. A dessert 5629. The troo~ members will , course WBS served to nine mem· , pick up donatl<lllll. The bo:<esl bers prescnL lmusl be ll!ailed by Nov.li. =. , RhOdes' Goal. t . FRIDAY STORE HOURS ARE . 9 to 8 IN THE EVENING SATURDAY STORE HOURS ARE 9 to 9 IN THE EVENING Big Selections •• Big Values ~n Wearing Apparel for your famlly ~ and Furniture and Furni$hings for yC)ur home. ' ' '-----------~-----------------' J, ,..:...._ J40........ •. -·· .... "Go•~•OI · Candl- , Freeman candidate GO(don ' ' · t~ ' --· ··- ' ,tan~ •I Mtfls Geaenl llolpiW ADMISSIONS - Noue. DJSCIIARGES - Ro Spaun, EdDa 1411$, ¥ttl ', '· �y ~~ I 1 ' ' · ~ •' ' ' I') -- ~ j .. '( 1~, ' Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 21, 196& Man Must Find Something More than Sell-to Believe 8y TM R••· Rlch1rd H. M~rtin, Rector ,. I Gr1ce Eplscop1l Church, Pomeroy A few weeks ago, before he went off to school, one ofwr college young-people said to me, "You know, I've got to find something to believe in. You get awfully tlr· ed of just believing in yourself." . Perhaps the trouble with believing In ourselves IS ' 1, that deep down we know that "self" td be mortal and shot-throush witb weaknesses. The search this young ,tudent described Is one that we are all engaged in-the search for a stable guide I~----- ~~ and purpose to our lives. prayer - the power -: of be· To "believe in" someone or Ueving. ~<Jesu s came mlo Gailsomething says more than al · iee." begins the gospel of St. most any other words; we not . Mark (1:14, Phillips.), ''pro only accept fully, but wo cl•lmin' the gospel of God. savTHE HORNHONKERS _ Playina roles of the Hornhonker famt'Y in the S-act 11'1111 our onercifl and our safe· in11. "The It~• has come al l comedy, "Feudin Over Yonder" to be presented on Wednesday. October 26 at kttpina to anythinl we 11'11\Y last - the kmadom of God 8 p.m., at the Pomeroy Junior High School are, left to rtght, Mrs. Richard Ho''belleve in." has arrived. You must change I vatter, Cash Bahr and Mrs: Fred Blaettnar.-Sentinel Photo. , People often pray God to your hearts and minds and be· ' ...!.~':.:~~~~~:.:'~~~~~~::::~==:..::::::::_________ ••·1 TELEVISION AUSSIES $t 99· 00 ONLY for BIG 23-inch* "Da,,lght •••IY' ' CONTINUED From Page I blood-red paint. Three Secret Service aaents, two of them riding on the bark f the limousine, were drenched. one of them Johnson's personal bodyg~llnll, I Rufus Youngbloo<l. were not injured · but taken to the l'loSpltal precaution against eye dan~l''· I U ·~ Y~ ··· _;'J.I No Trade In .•.j'l-fl Requlrad ; . .,C '' ."" , ' •!!! /1 •• . '". byMjdd'JeS . TerfOflS•t Bomb Kt'}}s lo 12, 16, 19,21 and23 inch BLACK I WHI~J ~ BLACK & WHITE Transistor Television $1Q9·00 I Port~~le ;( ~ Telev1s1on · $89·00 ., ' . ~· up SHIRT FINISHING IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 T '.' Ell·':', Robinson's Oeaners Pom~roy pfOJeCt • T0 cost.$10 M•Il• I ton· Comt In and See The New 1967 TELEVISION SDS H&RFIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Flatten mountains? Sure. d;en:::.e AutO Collide ' Shop Friday. niB-Saturday rd 9 eooncu·. I 4 'H II .. ,, ·-· .' ,,. . .. I I ,, .,,, - Trailer fttg 9 6 ' ' 1-DAY SERVIa sCh00I LUfiChpefSOfi neITf3JfiJllg • ' PIanned • . ,------~ ,. > u.,. ,..: '" .~ e LAN '" .l!IU In Jures . Hundreds at Maf k s •· \ .,.~ Defea led V 0 A d D emocrat eSSIOD'I 3 0 tten I . . I !:)1,1 ~ 1 MUSEUM ~;ui ' ' I•me £Of Let 3ft ....,.,A DiSCJP ! orn~ . · CINCINNATI (UPI· - An elderly woman who was almost blind was found nped and strangled In her apartment Thursday night.-the fifth vic· tim of the Cincinnati strangler. Pollee said Miss Rose Wlntset 81 had been strangled with a he.:ltng lamp cord. She had been ~ad for at least 18 hours before her body was dlscovered, police said. City officials held an emergency meeting today. In the face of rapidly mounting fear and suspiCion sw.. ping this ., '· I I .. "" 1 I UPJ B • f '• rJe s i I • • .. '' • .':.J New Autos are I I SAVE.QN . " ... . ., f flVPOiliT JIONOUD WILMINGTON, Del. <VPI) A._.,000 added 8lakel raclni bc!parfq tbo late WIIJianl ,qp.f Jr. wDI be run iluriDC lie 111'1 meelinJI at Dele·~. Donald P. Ross, At 2Schools H lilt tract, : Tbe race wDI I Hav••. tr~a•urer rs. urn. Mahunlng. Pike, Knot, ' "The unemployfllent lo now Iis.sponsorlns the affair. The af· ,;;~~~~ Th~~saay eorge · ar· • . ~ ·e~t!iu . . " 1;; proTho first special mooting of Marion '"d Lorain counties. at the l~weot ebb In UnIted ' fair Is open to lite public and Pomeroy has iecelved a car E T 1 E"'"l ,. J • . · States h10tory ' ts tree. Go\JII A ( •• • h t • tru•U!•• w1il be held Thur,. ---On the medicare Issue, Moe!· . . donated by R. H. Rawlings Sons The Eastem·Wahama fooj~~!!. ~::·~~~,~~~~~ day October 27, •t l p. m at Rutlunrl Booster~ ASKS SUPPORT and Rutland onl' from Keith game tonfght wni aT 7 in DEYai,ED TO IN'l'III\Mt..Oit . 1er ' taled that whe•,. the social lhf F:ttensloo off1ce. • b" Goble Ford. Middleport High h 1 ~1 ld ' MEIGS • IIWOII ARb : D1sr.nss Com me security btll firot became a law, One pet1tion ••king for sup- , s h 1 11 p.m. tEST), at Bac le .• •• f 1 00 1 '' The Rutland Red Devil iiand 99 per cent of the -ubllcans port of five min01· childron was ,c WI Mretcer veCoa '10r ordroemr In Mason. R~ d R t ·•• I romeroy 0 0 ' -f-' ...,..,;,_.; " : .:, ";..,.; ' •o • II no• ers Boostero met Monday, al the voted to kllllt. He commented filed in th<> cler• of courts of- to have e ual dlatribuiJnn of ' • ,, f.xtl'nflin(! Thank• high schooL A discuS8Ion was further tttit 13 por cent of the fice Thursday by Della Marie cars thro~ hout the diotrlct THROUGH _S~I\!IP!A.l .,.•. _ Rutland Rand and Bane\ held in re&ard to the establish· republican• vote<l Ul kill the McCormick 4210 Meriban Court, names 01 n~w car dealers wer; Ab!lentel ~alfw ':lat. ~, ob· r , ,., are thanking ttw menl of a combined Meigs lo· medicare bill also. Baltimore. vs Clarence Eimer drawn at random. Italned froln 'the Mo1p "'unty I"' .e of lhe Meig• Lora1 cal booster sroop, and m re- The COI!llreSiman also stress- McCormlrk, Rarme. Cars for the year 1167 have Board of Election• olflce from ~:~:;= ~hool Dt.trict for their sup- gard ID a uniform fund for the ed that the United States hal been com milled as follow a: 1 IO 4 p. m· Mondays throuRh I port of Tag Day Sat"rday, Oct· purchase of uniforms for the the beslequlpp!!'l military force · BANQUET MONDAY Pnmerov. Blaettnar Auio: Rut· Saturday, not ,l"~klay. , al ~rtGber lth. , new scbool band. Abassoon has In the worl~ "The American The annual.. Gallfpolls Worn· land. Tom Rue Motors, and ported In "!Nr~"',!!IIH": m. The orijanltatlon collected a ' been purcilased by the b<J;OSiers might It feared." ~ said. en's Gold club banquet Is sch· Middleport, K•rr and Van~andt, W. •I· IolBI ol 1284.51 which will bt making tbt lnstrumenta\lon of He ended by saymg that he ecjuled at Oscar's Monday, be· HAD LEADING PART used to 1urther develop the the band complete. believed Sout~eaO!ern Ohio has ginning at 8·30 p.m. All mem· : Hl?nry Bergh, faml!tll phllan· ~u,llty of tbt oraan12aUon and The group decided that all gotten the shortend of the rope bers who have not yet mad• MEET ON ll'nl I thropist too,k a (elldir·~ par.t In 1 11~1~~~~: 11s9 , portion wiD be pluced fundi collected by tht boostero long enough · reservations should do so im.' The WCTU will meet Frldav organiZir~ the ""t American , C 1n a fur.d for new uniform• for will go lniD a fund for th< pro- Speakin~ briefly was Robert . medlat.Piy by calling Oscar's evening, October 2'd at the Mid ~ori otv for. th• Prcvenllon of · ... w,llln, !irt~J,::)~I~li{l~~o,.... lilt rf?IIIJ ~~alt4 ~ mot1011 at _!he.. band. ·- . . Sweeney, demOI'J:!t!~ Cal)di,date_l Resta~rant,.. . ' ~ __ .. _; Jllepurt etrurl'lr ol OtrJSt, Cruelty to Animall. ' J., 10 0 'liei!fi' - I' 1 j 1 AUTOMOBILE ' .INSURANCE ,•,• _Y.'D. EDWARDS ·' . •. I. . : :~II Diamond tHE DAILY SENTINEl I . ,fl!rl; NO DOWN PAYMENT ,;;", Police said the suspect had Lived Alone ~'· - Francis Andrews, of the tong:,.-.•' been seen near the murder . Pollee said Miss Wmtsel had Bottom "Happy Birthday" on h~ fiddle, ·~ scene. last Tuesday. It marked lived •lone m the predommantduring party for Governor Ca,n.dldll\11.:! ,.,. the first tJme In the intens• I'Y Negro diStrict smce her Reams, Jr., Thursday night. Andrews ae-- Frazier search for the strangler ·that a brother's death several years '. companled the Country Drifters in providing music suspect had been held. ago. . for the ,event: .E..-1 Rol;linson Is witbi Andrew~~; · 1 f Discovend By Nephew Ham1lton County Cwoner ,ton Kloes, 8 135 lb. Robert Wintsel, the vtcllm's Frank Cleveland conducted an grader who alternates at end nephew, found the body at 9· 45 ~ autopsy to determme the exact and halfback, ,tole the NJ'n"','~.~li p.m. EDT when he went to the · lime of death . light of the 7. 8th grade '-" " ' two-story house. He became I Officers noted tw.o differences between Middleport and • ~,.bal concerned when his aunt did between tins slaymg and the Th d he d 11 iiilt n• not answer the telephone. A preVIOUS four unwlved rape· :~ Bab~sJ:~k::s po~:ein aa llfbi~ . ~:hain lock on the door ol her strangul~llons. First, they said, 22-16 win over visiting Porn· SAIGO'NgJPI) _VIetCong terrorists today eiplo\f first-floor apartment had been, MISs Wmtsel was alm061 30 eroy. " ~"' torn off. years older than the ed a homema' mine in a Mekong Delta villa5e ~llr >14 d 1 ll h were all m A short plunge by Kloes In place crowded with 1,000 men, women ,and Ch dre •• I ld h Ohio River City, City Manager Po ice sa s e was nu e v c ms. w o the open·,ng per'Jod folio-Ing a Nine person were killed and hundreds hurt, 48 of theill . •l•' • William Wichman, Safely Dl· from the waist down, with 50s. And she apparently . • . 1 ., • ~~~ • rector Henry Sandman, Act· blanket> covering the upper not struck over the head with sdulstalnted ~~ thyard dJrivkeebtsy Mlod~ serlo~ ~ietnamese spokesman said the dead lnclbdfd;l'' £ 1 ing Palko Chief Guy York and part of her body. The body was 1blunt instrument and beaten cpor hpu e d ~~ four soldiers and five clviliaps, four of the children;''J."M!<ICI n other officials met at 9 a. m. on the floor of a rear bedroom were the first ,""t1ms. . top w1t a 1ea ey never wouitded·included . . 01 A 1111• number of parent• r Powell went on .. uplal EDT. Inear the bed. She had been Miss Wmtsel s death IS Yl:lded. Kloes added the extra . glonal force troops. But QlllOlllo'k 11od teachll'l were present ot • "A child has a nght to suc· A 23-year-old Negro man was slruck on the jaw. ninth un,olved slaying in pomts on a run and Middleport the dead were the wife ~·nlll!; sp~elll metUnl ol the Letart ceed al somethin& and ~ b~ brought in for questioning a "This IS an exocl ropy of the city in the past 10 montlJS. held an 8·1 lead. The lnrldenl - latest In a child of one of th,. !bldiert. , &~1. FaiiLPTA Wednesday evening recognized. for some ability. short time after the slaying previous four rape·strangula· first rape-slaying came series of Communist acts of In other developments a· miiM• som re Neither team score In the k 1o hear Supt Paul Powell of'" Let .• c h1ld assume . e · was discovered and held lions," said CoL Jacob Schott, l December and the last terrorism that have Ia en a llary spokesman dlsclos....' 1itatiOO ve noht to second quarter. Middleport h · k ..., Southern Local district. •ponsl b11I tY and ha • ' ovemi•ht for investigation. I chief of detectiVes. was only a week ago. ocore of lives . in I e pa.st wee the ll. s. ~th lnfan•- · Divlstool~ _.., h 1-t that what he • kicked off opening the h f ~, ~ Mr Powell .... Iatrod uc.... c .... or •• o• ~ --~-~occurred ":' t e VI 11 age 0 has begun another, ' . BWtl!£ill. by PTA Preoldent Phebe Rob- wiohes to be responoible for .. , half and Pomeroy began Tra On, 75 mtl•s southwest of throu~h the Central .Higltlancb •·ej erll. In ouUinina the objects of Powell In conclusion thanked ing out yard.ag' toward Saigon . It followed a series of In search of lltW ' ConununiJt•" th< PTA, be said. "Spiritual is the group for Its courtesy aM I Jacket temtory. The bitter fights In the area units tnfntrating Into VIet Nam the most important" the fine turn out of parents and An ln-sorvice training pr"' inlendent George C. Hargraves Friday. October 28, at I p.m. Panthers, however, nad tween government and Commu· through ·'~a, ' Mr. Powell cootinued with teachers. Powell ended WJih • ,gram for scbool lunch person· said Thursday. I Individual meetings schedul· attack stopped nlst lroops. discipline aa th< main topic poem "The Little Chap Who , nel Is being organized In South- Workshops are being set up e<t are as follows , Vinton area. ed to punt. ·-· CAS"~ " for his diocu,.lon. "Discipline io Follows Me," wr!Uen by Pow- : eastern Ohio by Shirley A. \\'oil· fin Gallia, Meigs and Vint~nlwhich will Inclu,d• schools of Middlepo11, moments The 8:30a.m., bomblnb was conforming 1o accepted stand- elL I ters, In-Service Training counties. The first general North Galha, \ mton, Salem had ·~en dli_.. Daok , ~ Pf ,Wee .maiflr-.lijal · . . • • 'I 811'1kes lo.,.Jltf., rtAe.-tiq ards. Everyone h11 standards, A report wao g1ven by Mrs.l consultant with the State De· meetmg of all schools will b' Center, Rutland, Salisbury, own 4 yar<l Ime A 32 yard CONTINUED FROM' p'ng• 1 ' •aid Powell, "bul conlerming' Robert Roberts of the medmg , partment of Education, SUper· held at Middleport high school' Bradbury and Hannan Trace, from Quarterback Dennis this• monllng. "'-' , ', , ., ' to these siJndardB with auto. lor the M•igs County Counrd ol ·---· ~ -~-- ·· ·~ - !w11l meet every Monday night 10 Kl~J'b9.,.,sr, Etlllier, a Communist Ioree term securities 11!111 actually rratir di•ctpllne should be a· PTA at Chetter. The group m at 6 30 p m Isure off and a few plays attacked a overnment ular produce revenue for the City s voided" ' other actiOn voted to repair the Starlin~ October 31 , and sub- IBoggs heav~d a 35 yard forces plat.!n outpost !:::Utes treasury. Such funds are not _ "Individual difference or the playground equipment at the ' sequent!) November 7, 14, 21, aerial Ia Kloes that netteoj the of Saigon and over· part of the prepa~ annual child should be recogniZed by L<!tart School and contm"' I 28. and December 5, at I h e I cl Mlddi rt . . te It 1 m f ,. od 1 ,. budget and are reflected eX· " the parent and toachers earlv th• scbool milk program. ! Norltl Galha School, Vlnt?n. ~:~ In";;~'" r. ~:'uaai•• norrc ~~ pendltures rather than lnV.... . m a child's life," said Powell Colorful school record books McArthur area - meetmg at extra . lntS wl<l tQj! • About the '' m~te"! tlW\e 114 ments. The 1985 financial state- ' Powell inted out points 10 were diSplayed wh1ch a•ve the Tenth Dtstnct Congressman Walter H. Moeller an· McArthur H1gh School, McAr· II" ments of the City of Lancaster , h .; . 1 por In dlsct ' plt'ne "~ever hi•hll•hts of a student's school I nounced Thursday night at the Gallia County Democrat thur, Mr ~rthur Allen ville Swan , led li>O. · · -· .. mi"' south~ll ortt eedcapJtat, ohow an expenditure or some r.membe · 1 d' · · · • ~ · 11 B z 1 k' H · 'II more guern as mor ar a 1 1 nesaUve appr!lllch .. hfe from grade one through Dinner and Rally that Ga l1a coun y 18 s an mg tn ne rown, a es 1. arriSonvt •1 A 77 yard r•m seconds later 1 . h d '~fiicting ~ ~~: million representing a COli' 1k ;ha':n: or rldiculo Increase , high scbool These books will I to get one of six large health centers. in the United States. • IM I and Hamden will meet ev· 1by the. Panthers Charlie Lane ~"~: ca~:a~~:;te;!;., "the ,.._ ttnuouo turnover of Inve!lnl~ dl 1 11 problem, "Avoid be sold to the parents for $1 , The Lancaster congressman satd the proposed pro- ery Tuesday ntght at 6.30 p m., l set up the first Pomeroy touch· g I and re-Investments which acm:i.i. netoo many r~les but •headlng the committee ror the ject would cost an .estimated $10,000,000. He said that slarting November I and sub- down. Lane ran to the one , ,.. tually produced inconte 'lor tho sUck those you have." Isale of these books .,II be June G~llia county is bemg conSidered because 9[ the highly~ sequently November 8, 15, 22 11ine before being hauled City, . . - - - 1 Ashley ond Betty Curfman. skilled people m health and I and December 8. Bob Werry Pomeroy quarter· ' "Substantial awns of• •moner Three articles of baked goods medical care. ,for attorney ge•leral Sweeney Middleport .•rea, meeti~g at I back, then' plunged over for were spent during the , .Miller '' 1 [will he sold at each meeting of The Denocrallc candidate al· ur~ed ~ :~ppo~t of Moeller Middleport High School , Mtddle· l the extra points and Mark Still Administration to extend \llilil¥·. · the ossociatlon, to be baked by 50 announ;,.d a $18 267 grant an sta at. 1" mtamT;ont. port, E>Stern , Gallipolis City converted the extra points to 1 to the East lndulllrial " be f the PTA M Mar • cern was reappmn men . vasand Pomeroy will meet every h J k t . ID ht hh rod ced I!>J' • 1 P ,. CONTINUED From age mem " o . rs · has been approved for t he master Rubert S Betz introduc· Wednesda ni ht at 6 30 m. ' narrow t e ac e margm A trador~raller , . . W c as P u n .' Gordos C;l~oll , J. W. Hor· garet Houdashelt. th11d grade Gallia • Me1gs Neighborhood d 1 1 did te L II Y g P • 16-8. wiUr a ear at the 1ntenectln jobs lor Lancaster and lllli'OUit' ' ocher MrJ( Pauline Atkma. teacher, was awarded the at- Youth Corps The money will ~ ~· t'a c",;; 1• 1' ~;l:ce starlm~l N~vembe~ 2 an~ su2b3· Kloes scored the n11111 Middle- r Nrth Seend and· Mtn Street ding area. All ouch expendlturtt' I)Jr•. 'n..tYy ' lloyes and Purl•y 1 tendance banner. be used for ~orne 40 young peo. c'c alsoBn tatxnCel des nd . seqJO ~··nd yDec ovebm 7r ' . ' ,port tally with""" mmutes rl· Thursday at 3 p.m. reported had to have City Ill' .;a,,.7:· . R b Is nted aro urno • y au ers an em •r ' . . the t 'od h , I nd will be paid ~ntlreo I J\IIIT. · , Mrs o er . •.ppo1 pie in the two county area and George Banks, democrat· Cheshi" area, m~etln at mamtng .n '"' pert w en th< Middleport Pollee ~part- prova a · . ltlr Blakeslee, program 1 teachero on the leglilaUve com· Moeller opene~ his address 1 tt ndld t f 1 K C k S h 1 S ~h t. he clfcled the left end ond ment · ly from utility revenueo. Mon- ' cltiJ~on, 'included interosting 1mlttee to keep tho aosociatlon by telling approximately 300 I t~ r~~s~n ~ IV~ ca a e or 1 yge~ ree I{ c 00 • ~~ ~es I raced p2 yards. The extra point Th~ trgctor driven Rob- ey WB! spent and llondlloS\1011 ·' 1 11'!11~ .ol jMtlga County history mformed of any legislative ac· persons that a one milhoo e "TIC · , •r~ B:;r,d ·~~Jonn, 'ou ern attem]i nn a run was stoppe)l. ' ert Harold Plurniy 44 - those who use the servlt\!1 · ,...lied by members. Ilion Mrs. Cbioruo Grimm was 200 thousand do'lar grant fo; i A representative of the Child aTnh rd or hwt' 1 ~.ee3 t0 every A ..fries of passes by Pom· ville att<mpledro'm~kea are paying for them in the 'In· · 7;: -~-• tb the M · R · ' u ' ay mg a "' P m • b ' 11 ' ekt II) ' I ' 1 It w11 ''!'""' at • g• , named publicity chairman e. water and sewer lines, has welfare ooord oxplamed the starting November 3 and sub· eroy moyeo the a qui Y · turn onto Mill Sir.~~~. ~en) staIlment pan · Society Ia Jhe oldest "' bold "Ifreohments were served by the been approved. clearmg the needs fm the child welfare ' sequently Nov mbe 10 17 21 ' to Middleport te~rltory al)d of center and struck a car "The bulk of the money spent ··:· meeting tach year. Mr Hob- parents of th< sixth grade. 1way for the Ralston-Purina Tur- levy. The party pledged sup· Dec · b 1 e d ; ' ' ' ,Still cappe<i the effort with a en by Rnt•n Torrence. 62 Lancaster's City governmenl I stettB read a letter from J. ' key processing elant near Well· port of bolh the child welfare ! ern er an · 12 yard >'Un for Pomeroy's se<> pel'! Plains Torrence wa; comes from tha ctuz.ens of Lan- · ' W. Herl<ber. who as a boy ston An>ther grant concermng and Gallta county library lev- ' ond touchdown He also con. ing a cat ownfd bY ' caster. Those who bke the dl· lived In Pamer"' . He has of 1 Rohson, Gerlach I Gallipolis and ;t> new plant. : •••· verted ~or the ;..tr,a"polbta Olt Departrpent . of .HI&Hway& · rectlon of Lancaster's progret!t, J lered • mniimum of $20.000 on I To Rereive Award ' Robbms and Myers, is being : a run to end lht 8Nit'lng. . ~ had stopped wnen h~ saw know ~hat it Is costtnr I museum In Meigs County. Me' '.;o nt SoCift for !ludied MDeller said The baoqu~t was prepared by I ' Pome}oy alt•<llpied • short truck but could not avoid personally sboul4 tak1 •• J Tho offer IS to be good for four , C . '81 sd Chuldy · ndy Adul'The ~ou•ressman then review. the Galupohs Emblem club. CONTINUED From Page I kiCk in '!he cl..llfg oilnutes but in• hit , .. · . strong Issue with Mr. Moeller's 1 rer. a II ,. and M H h 1 r1pp e ~. " However due to the I a r g e · • • • lble -• ? yearo r. ersc er •ug· sponsored trhou~h the Middle· ed hiS speech which covered d • f od d d Without moving for aboul an ' Middleport mamtamed posses- Plurnly was cited lor left charges of 'lrrespons "'"' ' geottd ways of obtammg funds port Pomeroy Rotarv Club the word . fflend" In his ad· ' croAwtt ' mnreJ ol wasll'dor ere . hour and then disappeared the sion. • center. There was medium da- reckless spending."' ' ·'· , ' Jar tho museum II ed I orney o '" lla ' ay r•· • T R I y ho was lnjur , d II . the I th t :Will receive an award for hav. dress , Moe er cover severa ie ed tho ju.Ji~lai ballot and witne>ses said om o~ e ' w • mage to the car an ght to the Htlp Wtnttd . AI c ose od be t:t" mgr ' tng the largest percentage In· topiCs indudin~ the cost of IIV· v th soppo ·t of Judge Wil , ed In tbo, ,Wellston game. wg traololl. 'l'btre were no Injuries. '• : 1 • -~ singled ZlitJor elaylng an oJ». ; · ' QUICKLY! Front end ' and , I ttl was serve Y . es 0 , creaoe in the lllf\0 Easter Seal mg, employment. education, the ~· the church, aft" whwh the Icampaign 81 the l?th annual medicare bill and social sectlr- bam Brown. standinf.'·nf.~h~ game fl!i ,. 18 000 App,;oved brake man, good salllt')', paid' • a ll'llslft• mot to elect o!f~eers. conferenc.!t of the OhiO Society lly. ' ' th e pan'thers · 11' • ' •- tl .•....,, g · 1 I •, ·~ 1':f • YG\,;a ons, ·~ceUent WuaND Elemd were. Edison Hobstft: , in Columbus thi< weekend. He said that durin( the past 1 TO MEET CANDIDATES , Pomer~Y . 'coaoli:, Bill Portsr r or Meigs NY,(: conditions and other benellts, ttr. preoldent. Gordon Cad ' Repres.r•tatlve• of the Rotary two year<, seven watersheol pro- f PT. PLEASANT- "Meet the today m!li,el!lo:I. 1\I[:Will encouf. Cons. Walter H. Moeller to- Wr~te Box 1163-B, c-o Dally, :ell;,.!'st VICe pres~ent W. l clubs to "'"'Pt the award from grams have started in the lOth Candidates" Will be the theme, age Ml:Mleport· H\h Grad;~ dsy announced .approval by a Senlinel, Pemtroy, 0. • •~ H ary. s~ndk ' he~ dpreSJ· j Dr Aibe't Sabi• 1966 Ohio Seal district. Drivmg hard on educa- of 8 dance to be held Friday, . Coach diaries: Winebrenner ~ Departmetlt' oi'Uhor · of a 10 II lie · ~nt : oward cran · t" vtre · · th tu 'd H 11 · attempt '.10 sch<.dul8 a second grant ol f/8,26'1 for the Neigh· ' ' ' pr..klent: A V. Howell, hon· ' Chairman are club secretary ~.1on, e repreoena ve sal' Oct 21.;111 t . e a Two high schools In the f· h ~· t I Itt borhood YoiJlll., ;Cerpo" OUt.Of· DISI'ATCHER, lull time, llt\tr; ora reSident and archiviSt · IJack Rob•or alllt Wendell Ger- educatiOn meaTII better prep- lroT!l ill/ Jl. uri!l,l l am., ac· Mel s Local District have ,.. game o t • . o earns a view at the cab ofllce In MldJ. ~ ~•rocher. honorary vi~ liach. 0\hhr unit• m the state to Iarallon for life, and better jobs. cordblf Ill! li \'!,nlliiuncement by ~ ceiv!ct new cars lor the DriV· this season! edApoberoxl~htelofy 5Qilt·~ ~~yl r=::'..!..~ ~~.or: dlepor~ corner of Second II ' -l•-nt M- p ul 'n Atkl'n• receive •ward, at the confer· ILac~ of education and poverty Troy HUI!inan, preSident of Ed t' ~ persons vow I c... '"' . " ""'"""' ' ""' MJll SL Ph. m.m. P'"" = . and " Ma 1 e 0 lly, once are those from Musking. go hand In haad. > "" Cl ub who ers duca ;•hbori·ng· •• m• · -. M.,•s CAr • Sf<f@iary· 'the Yuung .,.,rnocrat S ton t GprogramC Ha•• 1ne.,. .. ~ •· ,, .. ...., 10 18 eta p I p II D f' . SUpt au Owe e IDes I!JijJ !pJI~ St,'IY ngler· Strz•ke S Aua l•n' 0 Pan'ther; &lvo them some •uch foundation lievo tho Bood news.'" and iuldt to tholr Jives, and In Why do we not take him at moments of prayer we mav feel his word·: God Is saymg to us we have found what we seek: now tao then), "My kingdom but the dlslraeUons of living has come!" If we would only tend (A) obocure these moments ttl this continual mess~~· be of clarity and atron(th, and answered continually, I ~; we find ourstlvllll ri(hl back lieve thy kingdom has come! when we were. we would begin to tsste the Actually, the "power ol be- power and the glory of that litving" Itself 1J much •tron&er ldn84om, •• pictured thrilUghthan we IUppMe. Jesuo of Naz. out the New Testament. areth continually rebuked those Then would our prayer begin "ol UtUo filth," ond aoaerted to make , ..... which goes, "All thing• are possible Ul him "Thy kingdom come on earth wbollelloveo" (Mk. 1:23). /the society around usl, as II ln fact, tho whol• heart oil I' In heaven (our hearts and hill Dllllap wao built oo tho roult)." ·- . I ,. .I I \ ~ �y ~~ I 1 ' ' · ~ •' ' ' I') -- ~ j .. '( 1~, ' Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 21, 196& Man Must Find Something More than Sell-to Believe 8y TM R••· Rlch1rd H. M~rtin, Rector ,. I Gr1ce Eplscop1l Church, Pomeroy A few weeks ago, before he went off to school, one ofwr college young-people said to me, "You know, I've got to find something to believe in. You get awfully tlr· ed of just believing in yourself." . Perhaps the trouble with believing In ourselves IS ' 1, that deep down we know that "self" td be mortal and shot-throush witb weaknesses. The search this young ,tudent described Is one that we are all engaged in-the search for a stable guide I~----- ~~ and purpose to our lives. prayer - the power -: of be· To "believe in" someone or Ueving. ~<Jesu s came mlo Gailsomething says more than al · iee." begins the gospel of St. most any other words; we not . Mark (1:14, Phillips.), ''pro only accept fully, but wo cl•lmin' the gospel of God. savTHE HORNHONKERS _ Playina roles of the Hornhonker famt'Y in the S-act 11'1111 our onercifl and our safe· in11. "The It~• has come al l comedy, "Feudin Over Yonder" to be presented on Wednesday. October 26 at kttpina to anythinl we 11'11\Y last - the kmadom of God 8 p.m., at the Pomeroy Junior High School are, left to rtght, Mrs. Richard Ho''belleve in." has arrived. You must change I vatter, Cash Bahr and Mrs: Fred Blaettnar.-Sentinel Photo. , People often pray God to your hearts and minds and be· ' ...!.~':.:~~~~~:.:'~~~~~~::::~==:..::::::::_________ ••·1 TELEVISION AUSSIES $t 99· 00 ONLY for BIG 23-inch* "Da,,lght •••IY' ' CONTINUED From Page I blood-red paint. Three Secret Service aaents, two of them riding on the bark f the limousine, were drenched. one of them Johnson's personal bodyg~llnll, I Rufus Youngbloo<l. were not injured · but taken to the l'loSpltal precaution against eye dan~l''· I U ·~ Y~ ··· _;'J.I No Trade In .•.j'l-fl Requlrad ; . .,C '' ."" , ' •!!! /1 •• . '". byMjdd'JeS . TerfOflS•t Bomb Kt'}}s lo 12, 16, 19,21 and23 inch BLACK I WHI~J ~ BLACK & WHITE Transistor Television $1Q9·00 I Port~~le ;( ~ Telev1s1on · $89·00 ., ' . ~· up SHIRT FINISHING IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 T '.' Ell·':', Robinson's Oeaners Pom~roy pfOJeCt • T0 cost.$10 M•Il• I ton· Comt In and See The New 1967 TELEVISION SDS H&RFIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Flatten mountains? Sure. d;en:::.e AutO Collide ' Shop Friday. niB-Saturday rd 9 eooncu·. I 4 'H II .. ,, ·-· .' ,,. . .. I I ,, .,,, - Trailer fttg 9 6 ' ' 1-DAY SERVIa sCh00I LUfiChpefSOfi neITf3JfiJllg • ' PIanned • . ,------~ ,. > u.,. ,..: '" .~ e LAN '" .l!IU In Jures . Hundreds at Maf k s •· \ .,.~ Defea led V 0 A d D emocrat eSSIOD'I 3 0 tten I . . I !:)1,1 ~ 1 MUSEUM ~;ui ' ' I•me £Of Let 3ft ....,.,A DiSCJP ! orn~ . · CINCINNATI (UPI· - An elderly woman who was almost blind was found nped and strangled In her apartment Thursday night.-the fifth vic· tim of the Cincinnati strangler. Pollee said Miss Rose Wlntset 81 had been strangled with a he.:ltng lamp cord. She had been ~ad for at least 18 hours before her body was dlscovered, police said. City officials held an emergency meeting today. In the face of rapidly mounting fear and suspiCion sw.. ping this ., '· I I .. "" 1 I UPJ B • f '• rJe s i I • • .. '' • .':.J New Autos are I I SAVE.QN . " ... . ., f flVPOiliT JIONOUD WILMINGTON, Del. <VPI) A._.,000 added 8lakel raclni bc!parfq tbo late WIIJianl ,qp.f Jr. wDI be run iluriDC lie 111'1 meelinJI at Dele·~. Donald P. Ross, At 2Schools H lilt tract, : Tbe race wDI I Hav••. tr~a•urer rs. urn. Mahunlng. Pike, Knot, ' "The unemployfllent lo now Iis.sponsorlns the affair. The af· ,;;~~~~ Th~~saay eorge · ar· • . ~ ·e~t!iu . . " 1;; proTho first special mooting of Marion '"d Lorain counties. at the l~weot ebb In UnIted ' fair Is open to lite public and Pomeroy has iecelved a car E T 1 E"'"l ,. J • . · States h10tory ' ts tree. Go\JII A ( •• • h t • tru•U!•• w1il be held Thur,. ---On the medicare Issue, Moe!· . . donated by R. H. Rawlings Sons The Eastem·Wahama fooj~~!!. ~::·~~~,~~~~~ day October 27, •t l p. m at Rutlunrl Booster~ ASKS SUPPORT and Rutland onl' from Keith game tonfght wni aT 7 in DEYai,ED TO IN'l'III\Mt..Oit . 1er ' taled that whe•,. the social lhf F:ttensloo off1ce. • b" Goble Ford. Middleport High h 1 ~1 ld ' MEIGS • IIWOII ARb : D1sr.nss Com me security btll firot became a law, One pet1tion ••king for sup- , s h 1 11 p.m. tEST), at Bac le .• •• f 1 00 1 '' The Rutland Red Devil iiand 99 per cent of the -ubllcans port of five min01· childron was ,c WI Mretcer veCoa '10r ordroemr In Mason. R~ d R t ·•• I romeroy 0 0 ' -f-' ...,..,;,_.; " : .:, ";..,.; ' •o • II no• ers Boostero met Monday, al the voted to kllllt. He commented filed in th<> cler• of courts of- to have e ual dlatribuiJnn of ' • ,, f.xtl'nflin(! Thank• high schooL A discuS8Ion was further tttit 13 por cent of the fice Thursday by Della Marie cars thro~ hout the diotrlct THROUGH _S~I\!IP!A.l .,.•. _ Rutland Rand and Bane\ held in re&ard to the establish· republican• vote<l Ul kill the McCormick 4210 Meriban Court, names 01 n~w car dealers wer; Ab!lentel ~alfw ':lat. ~, ob· r , ,., are thanking ttw menl of a combined Meigs lo· medicare bill also. Baltimore. vs Clarence Eimer drawn at random. Italned froln 'the Mo1p "'unty I"' .e of lhe Meig• Lora1 cal booster sroop, and m re- The COI!llreSiman also stress- McCormlrk, Rarme. Cars for the year 1167 have Board of Election• olflce from ~:~:;= ~hool Dt.trict for their sup- gard ID a uniform fund for the ed that the United States hal been com milled as follow a: 1 IO 4 p. m· Mondays throuRh I port of Tag Day Sat"rday, Oct· purchase of uniforms for the the beslequlpp!!'l military force · BANQUET MONDAY Pnmerov. Blaettnar Auio: Rut· Saturday, not ,l"~klay. , al ~rtGber lth. , new scbool band. Abassoon has In the worl~ "The American The annual.. Gallfpolls Worn· land. Tom Rue Motors, and ported In "!Nr~"',!!IIH": m. The orijanltatlon collected a ' been purcilased by the b<J;OSiers might It feared." ~ said. en's Gold club banquet Is sch· Middleport, K•rr and Van~andt, W. •I· IolBI ol 1284.51 which will bt making tbt lnstrumenta\lon of He ended by saymg that he ecjuled at Oscar's Monday, be· HAD LEADING PART used to 1urther develop the the band complete. believed Sout~eaO!ern Ohio has ginning at 8·30 p.m. All mem· : Hl?nry Bergh, faml!tll phllan· ~u,llty of tbt oraan12aUon and The group decided that all gotten the shortend of the rope bers who have not yet mad• MEET ON ll'nl I thropist too,k a (elldir·~ par.t In 1 11~1~~~~: 11s9 , portion wiD be pluced fundi collected by tht boostero long enough · reservations should do so im.' The WCTU will meet Frldav organiZir~ the ""t American , C 1n a fur.d for new uniform• for will go lniD a fund for th< pro- Speakin~ briefly was Robert . medlat.Piy by calling Oscar's evening, October 2'd at the Mid ~ori otv for. th• Prcvenllon of · ... w,llln, !irt~J,::)~I~li{l~~o,.... lilt rf?IIIJ ~~alt4 ~ mot1011 at _!he.. band. ·- . . Sweeney, demOI'J:!t!~ Cal)di,date_l Resta~rant,.. . ' ~ __ .. _; Jllepurt etrurl'lr ol OtrJSt, Cruelty to Animall. ' J., 10 0 'liei!fi' - I' 1 j 1 AUTOMOBILE ' .INSURANCE ,•,• _Y.'D. EDWARDS ·' . •. I. . : :~II Diamond tHE DAILY SENTINEl I . ,fl!rl; NO DOWN PAYMENT ,;;", Police said the suspect had Lived Alone ~'· - Francis Andrews, of the tong:,.-.•' been seen near the murder . Pollee said Miss Wmtsel had Bottom "Happy Birthday" on h~ fiddle, ·~ scene. last Tuesday. It marked lived •lone m the predommantduring party for Governor Ca,n.dldll\11.:! ,.,. the first tJme In the intens• I'Y Negro diStrict smce her Reams, Jr., Thursday night. Andrews ae-- Frazier search for the strangler ·that a brother's death several years '. companled the Country Drifters in providing music suspect had been held. ago. . for the ,event: .E..-1 Rol;linson Is witbi Andrew~~; · 1 f Discovend By Nephew Ham1lton County Cwoner ,ton Kloes, 8 135 lb. Robert Wintsel, the vtcllm's Frank Cleveland conducted an grader who alternates at end nephew, found the body at 9· 45 ~ autopsy to determme the exact and halfback, ,tole the NJ'n"','~.~li p.m. EDT when he went to the · lime of death . light of the 7. 8th grade '-" " ' two-story house. He became I Officers noted tw.o differences between Middleport and • ~,.bal concerned when his aunt did between tins slaymg and the Th d he d 11 iiilt n• not answer the telephone. A preVIOUS four unwlved rape· :~ Bab~sJ:~k::s po~:ein aa llfbi~ . ~:hain lock on the door ol her strangul~llons. First, they said, 22-16 win over visiting Porn· SAIGO'NgJPI) _VIetCong terrorists today eiplo\f first-floor apartment had been, MISs Wmtsel was alm061 30 eroy. " ~"' torn off. years older than the ed a homema' mine in a Mekong Delta villa5e ~llr >14 d 1 ll h were all m A short plunge by Kloes In place crowded with 1,000 men, women ,and Ch dre •• I ld h Ohio River City, City Manager Po ice sa s e was nu e v c ms. w o the open·,ng per'Jod folio-Ing a Nine person were killed and hundreds hurt, 48 of theill . •l•' • William Wichman, Safely Dl· from the waist down, with 50s. And she apparently . • . 1 ., • ~~~ • rector Henry Sandman, Act· blanket> covering the upper not struck over the head with sdulstalnted ~~ thyard dJrivkeebtsy Mlod~ serlo~ ~ietnamese spokesman said the dead lnclbdfd;l'' £ 1 ing Palko Chief Guy York and part of her body. The body was 1blunt instrument and beaten cpor hpu e d ~~ four soldiers and five clviliaps, four of the children;''J."M!<ICI n other officials met at 9 a. m. on the floor of a rear bedroom were the first ,""t1ms. . top w1t a 1ea ey never wouitded·included . . 01 A 1111• number of parent• r Powell went on .. uplal EDT. Inear the bed. She had been Miss Wmtsel s death IS Yl:lded. Kloes added the extra . glonal force troops. But QlllOlllo'k 11od teachll'l were present ot • "A child has a nght to suc· A 23-year-old Negro man was slruck on the jaw. ninth un,olved slaying in pomts on a run and Middleport the dead were the wife ~·nlll!; sp~elll metUnl ol the Letart ceed al somethin& and ~ b~ brought in for questioning a "This IS an exocl ropy of the city in the past 10 montlJS. held an 8·1 lead. The lnrldenl - latest In a child of one of th,. !bldiert. , &~1. FaiiLPTA Wednesday evening recognized. for some ability. short time after the slaying previous four rape·strangula· first rape-slaying came series of Communist acts of In other developments a· miiM• som re Neither team score In the k 1o hear Supt Paul Powell of'" Let .• c h1ld assume . e · was discovered and held lions," said CoL Jacob Schott, l December and the last terrorism that have Ia en a llary spokesman dlsclos....' 1itatiOO ve noht to second quarter. Middleport h · k ..., Southern Local district. •ponsl b11I tY and ha • ' ovemi•ht for investigation. I chief of detectiVes. was only a week ago. ocore of lives . in I e pa.st wee the ll. s. ~th lnfan•- · Divlstool~ _.., h 1-t that what he • kicked off opening the h f ~, ~ Mr Powell .... Iatrod uc.... c .... or •• o• ~ --~-~occurred ":' t e VI 11 age 0 has begun another, ' . BWtl!£ill. by PTA Preoldent Phebe Rob- wiohes to be responoible for .. , half and Pomeroy began Tra On, 75 mtl•s southwest of throu~h the Central .Higltlancb •·ej erll. In ouUinina the objects of Powell In conclusion thanked ing out yard.ag' toward Saigon . It followed a series of In search of lltW ' ConununiJt•" th< PTA, be said. "Spiritual is the group for Its courtesy aM I Jacket temtory. The bitter fights In the area units tnfntrating Into VIet Nam the most important" the fine turn out of parents and An ln-sorvice training pr"' inlendent George C. Hargraves Friday. October 28, at I p.m. Panthers, however, nad tween government and Commu· through ·'~a, ' Mr. Powell cootinued with teachers. Powell ended WJih • ,gram for scbool lunch person· said Thursday. I Individual meetings schedul· attack stopped nlst lroops. discipline aa th< main topic poem "The Little Chap Who , nel Is being organized In South- Workshops are being set up e<t are as follows , Vinton area. ed to punt. ·-· CAS"~ " for his diocu,.lon. "Discipline io Follows Me," wr!Uen by Pow- : eastern Ohio by Shirley A. \\'oil· fin Gallia, Meigs and Vint~nlwhich will Inclu,d• schools of Middlepo11, moments The 8:30a.m., bomblnb was conforming 1o accepted stand- elL I ters, In-Service Training counties. The first general North Galha, \ mton, Salem had ·~en dli_.. Daok , ~ Pf ,Wee .maiflr-.lijal · . . • • 'I 811'1kes lo.,.Jltf., rtAe.-tiq ards. Everyone h11 standards, A report wao g1ven by Mrs.l consultant with the State De· meetmg of all schools will b' Center, Rutland, Salisbury, own 4 yar<l Ime A 32 yard CONTINUED FROM' p'ng• 1 ' •aid Powell, "bul conlerming' Robert Roberts of the medmg , partment of Education, SUper· held at Middleport high school' Bradbury and Hannan Trace, from Quarterback Dennis this• monllng. "'-' , ', , ., ' to these siJndardB with auto. lor the M•igs County Counrd ol ·---· ~ -~-- ·· ·~ - !w11l meet every Monday night 10 Kl~J'b9.,.,sr, Etlllier, a Communist Ioree term securities 11!111 actually rratir di•ctpllne should be a· PTA at Chetter. The group m at 6 30 p m Isure off and a few plays attacked a overnment ular produce revenue for the City s voided" ' other actiOn voted to repair the Starlin~ October 31 , and sub- IBoggs heav~d a 35 yard forces plat.!n outpost !:::Utes treasury. Such funds are not _ "Individual difference or the playground equipment at the ' sequent!) November 7, 14, 21, aerial Ia Kloes that netteoj the of Saigon and over· part of the prepa~ annual child should be recogniZed by L<!tart School and contm"' I 28. and December 5, at I h e I cl Mlddi rt . . te It 1 m f ,. od 1 ,. budget and are reflected eX· " the parent and toachers earlv th• scbool milk program. ! Norltl Galha School, Vlnt?n. ~:~ In";;~'" r. ~:'uaai•• norrc ~~ pendltures rather than lnV.... . m a child's life," said Powell Colorful school record books McArthur area - meetmg at extra . lntS wl<l tQj! • About the '' m~te"! tlW\e 114 ments. The 1985 financial state- ' Powell inted out points 10 were diSplayed wh1ch a•ve the Tenth Dtstnct Congressman Walter H. Moeller an· McArthur H1gh School, McAr· II" ments of the City of Lancaster , h .; . 1 por In dlsct ' plt'ne "~ever hi•hll•hts of a student's school I nounced Thursday night at the Gallia County Democrat thur, Mr ~rthur Allen ville Swan , led li>O. · · -· .. mi"' south~ll ortt eedcapJtat, ohow an expenditure or some r.membe · 1 d' · · · • ~ · 11 B z 1 k' H · 'II more guern as mor ar a 1 1 nesaUve appr!lllch .. hfe from grade one through Dinner and Rally that Ga l1a coun y 18 s an mg tn ne rown, a es 1. arriSonvt •1 A 77 yard r•m seconds later 1 . h d '~fiicting ~ ~~: million representing a COli' 1k ;ha':n: or rldiculo Increase , high scbool These books will I to get one of six large health centers. in the United States. • IM I and Hamden will meet ev· 1by the. Panthers Charlie Lane ~"~: ca~:a~~:;te;!;., "the ,.._ ttnuouo turnover of Inve!lnl~ dl 1 11 problem, "Avoid be sold to the parents for $1 , The Lancaster congressman satd the proposed pro- ery Tuesday ntght at 6.30 p m., l set up the first Pomeroy touch· g I and re-Investments which acm:i.i. netoo many r~les but •headlng the committee ror the ject would cost an .estimated $10,000,000. He said that slarting November I and sub- down. Lane ran to the one , ,.. tually produced inconte 'lor tho sUck those you have." Isale of these books .,II be June G~llia county is bemg conSidered because 9[ the highly~ sequently November 8, 15, 22 11ine before being hauled City, . . - - - 1 Ashley ond Betty Curfman. skilled people m health and I and December 8. Bob Werry Pomeroy quarter· ' "Substantial awns of• •moner Three articles of baked goods medical care. ,for attorney ge•leral Sweeney Middleport .•rea, meeti~g at I back, then' plunged over for were spent during the , .Miller '' 1 [will he sold at each meeting of The Denocrallc candidate al· ur~ed ~ :~ppo~t of Moeller Middleport High School , Mtddle· l the extra points and Mark Still Administration to extend \llilil¥·. · the ossociatlon, to be baked by 50 announ;,.d a $18 267 grant an sta at. 1" mtamT;ont. port, E>Stern , Gallipolis City converted the extra points to 1 to the East lndulllrial " be f the PTA M Mar • cern was reappmn men . vasand Pomeroy will meet every h J k t . ID ht hh rod ced I!>J' • 1 P ,. CONTINUED From age mem " o . rs · has been approved for t he master Rubert S Betz introduc· Wednesda ni ht at 6 30 m. ' narrow t e ac e margm A trador~raller , . . W c as P u n .' Gordos C;l~oll , J. W. Hor· garet Houdashelt. th11d grade Gallia • Me1gs Neighborhood d 1 1 did te L II Y g P • 16-8. wiUr a ear at the 1ntenectln jobs lor Lancaster and lllli'OUit' ' ocher MrJ( Pauline Atkma. teacher, was awarded the at- Youth Corps The money will ~ ~· t'a c",;; 1• 1' ~;l:ce starlm~l N~vembe~ 2 an~ su2b3· Kloes scored the n11111 Middle- r Nrth Seend and· Mtn Street ding area. All ouch expendlturtt' I)Jr•. 'n..tYy ' lloyes and Purl•y 1 tendance banner. be used for ~orne 40 young peo. c'c alsoBn tatxnCel des nd . seqJO ~··nd yDec ovebm 7r ' . ' ,port tally with""" mmutes rl· Thursday at 3 p.m. reported had to have City Ill' .;a,,.7:· . R b Is nted aro urno • y au ers an em •r ' . . the t 'od h , I nd will be paid ~ntlreo I J\IIIT. · , Mrs o er . •.ppo1 pie in the two county area and George Banks, democrat· Cheshi" area, m~etln at mamtng .n '"' pert w en th< Middleport Pollee ~part- prova a · . ltlr Blakeslee, program 1 teachero on the leglilaUve com· Moeller opene~ his address 1 tt ndld t f 1 K C k S h 1 S ~h t. he clfcled the left end ond ment · ly from utility revenueo. Mon- ' cltiJ~on, 'included interosting 1mlttee to keep tho aosociatlon by telling approximately 300 I t~ r~~s~n ~ IV~ ca a e or 1 yge~ ree I{ c 00 • ~~ ~es I raced p2 yards. The extra point Th~ trgctor driven Rob- ey WB! spent and llondlloS\1011 ·' 1 11'!11~ .ol jMtlga County history mformed of any legislative ac· persons that a one milhoo e "TIC · , •r~ B:;r,d ·~~Jonn, 'ou ern attem]i nn a run was stoppe)l. ' ert Harold Plurniy 44 - those who use the servlt\!1 · ,...lied by members. Ilion Mrs. Cbioruo Grimm was 200 thousand do'lar grant fo; i A representative of the Child aTnh rd or hwt' 1 ~.ee3 t0 every A ..fries of passes by Pom· ville att<mpledro'm~kea are paying for them in the 'In· · 7;: -~-• tb the M · R · ' u ' ay mg a "' P m • b ' 11 ' ekt II) ' I ' 1 It w11 ''!'""' at • g• , named publicity chairman e. water and sewer lines, has welfare ooord oxplamed the starting November 3 and sub· eroy moyeo the a qui Y · turn onto Mill Sir.~~~. ~en) staIlment pan · Society Ia Jhe oldest "' bold "Ifreohments were served by the been approved. clearmg the needs fm the child welfare ' sequently Nov mbe 10 17 21 ' to Middleport te~rltory al)d of center and struck a car "The bulk of the money spent ··:· meeting tach year. Mr Hob- parents of th< sixth grade. 1way for the Ralston-Purina Tur- levy. The party pledged sup· Dec · b 1 e d ; ' ' ' ,Still cappe<i the effort with a en by Rnt•n Torrence. 62 Lancaster's City governmenl I stettB read a letter from J. ' key processing elant near Well· port of bolh the child welfare ! ern er an · 12 yard >'Un for Pomeroy's se<> pel'! Plains Torrence wa; comes from tha ctuz.ens of Lan- · ' W. Herl<ber. who as a boy ston An>ther grant concermng and Gallta county library lev- ' ond touchdown He also con. ing a cat ownfd bY ' caster. Those who bke the dl· lived In Pamer"' . He has of 1 Rohson, Gerlach I Gallipolis and ;t> new plant. : •••· verted ~or the ;..tr,a"polbta Olt Departrpent . of .HI&Hway& · rectlon of Lancaster's progret!t, J lered • mniimum of $20.000 on I To Rereive Award ' Robbms and Myers, is being : a run to end lht 8Nit'lng. . ~ had stopped wnen h~ saw know ~hat it Is costtnr I museum In Meigs County. Me' '.;o nt SoCift for !ludied MDeller said The baoqu~t was prepared by I ' Pome}oy alt•<llpied • short truck but could not avoid personally sboul4 tak1 •• J Tho offer IS to be good for four , C . '81 sd Chuldy · ndy Adul'The ~ou•ressman then review. the Galupohs Emblem club. CONTINUED From Page I kiCk in '!he cl..llfg oilnutes but in• hit , .. · . strong Issue with Mr. Moeller's 1 rer. a II ,. and M H h 1 r1pp e ~. " However due to the I a r g e · • • • lble -• ? yearo r. ersc er •ug· sponsored trhou~h the Middle· ed hiS speech which covered d • f od d d Without moving for aboul an ' Middleport mamtamed posses- Plurnly was cited lor left charges of 'lrrespons "'"' ' geottd ways of obtammg funds port Pomeroy Rotarv Club the word . fflend" In his ad· ' croAwtt ' mnreJ ol wasll'dor ere . hour and then disappeared the sion. • center. There was medium da- reckless spending."' ' ·'· , ' Jar tho museum II ed I orney o '" lla ' ay r•· • T R I y ho was lnjur , d II . the I th t :Will receive an award for hav. dress , Moe er cover severa ie ed tho ju.Ji~lai ballot and witne>ses said om o~ e ' w • mage to the car an ght to the Htlp Wtnttd . AI c ose od be t:t" mgr ' tng the largest percentage In· topiCs indudin~ the cost of IIV· v th soppo ·t of Judge Wil , ed In tbo, ,Wellston game. wg traololl. 'l'btre were no Injuries. '• : 1 • -~ singled ZlitJor elaylng an oJ». ; · ' QUICKLY! Front end ' and , I ttl was serve Y . es 0 , creaoe in the lllf\0 Easter Seal mg, employment. education, the ~· the church, aft" whwh the Icampaign 81 the l?th annual medicare bill and social sectlr- bam Brown. standinf.'·nf.~h~ game fl!i ,. 18 000 App,;oved brake man, good salllt')', paid' • a ll'llslft• mot to elect o!f~eers. conferenc.!t of the OhiO Society lly. ' ' th e pan'thers · 11' • ' •- tl .•....,, g · 1 I •, ·~ 1':f • YG\,;a ons, ·~ceUent WuaND Elemd were. Edison Hobstft: , in Columbus thi< weekend. He said that durin( the past 1 TO MEET CANDIDATES , Pomer~Y . 'coaoli:, Bill Portsr r or Meigs NY,(: conditions and other benellts, ttr. preoldent. Gordon Cad ' Repres.r•tatlve• of the Rotary two year<, seven watersheol pro- f PT. PLEASANT- "Meet the today m!li,el!lo:I. 1\I[:Will encouf. Cons. Walter H. Moeller to- Wr~te Box 1163-B, c-o Dally, :ell;,.!'st VICe pres~ent W. l clubs to "'"'Pt the award from grams have started in the lOth Candidates" Will be the theme, age Ml:Mleport· H\h Grad;~ dsy announced .approval by a Senlinel, Pemtroy, 0. • •~ H ary. s~ndk ' he~ dpreSJ· j Dr Aibe't Sabi• 1966 Ohio Seal district. Drivmg hard on educa- of 8 dance to be held Friday, . Coach diaries: Winebrenner ~ Departmetlt' oi'Uhor · of a 10 II lie · ~nt : oward cran · t" vtre · · th tu 'd H 11 · attempt '.10 sch<.dul8 a second grant ol f/8,26'1 for the Neigh· ' ' ' pr..klent: A V. Howell, hon· ' Chairman are club secretary ~.1on, e repreoena ve sal' Oct 21.;111 t . e a Two high schools In the f· h ~· t I Itt borhood YoiJlll., ;Cerpo" OUt.Of· DISI'ATCHER, lull time, llt\tr; ora reSident and archiviSt · IJack Rob•or alllt Wendell Ger- educatiOn meaTII better prep- lroT!l ill/ Jl. uri!l,l l am., ac· Mel s Local District have ,.. game o t • . o earns a view at the cab ofllce In MldJ. ~ ~•rocher. honorary vi~ liach. 0\hhr unit• m the state to Iarallon for life, and better jobs. cordblf Ill! li \'!,nlliiuncement by ~ ceiv!ct new cars lor the DriV· this season! edApoberoxl~htelofy 5Qilt·~ ~~yl r=::'..!..~ ~~.or: dlepor~ corner of Second II ' -l•-nt M- p ul 'n Atkl'n• receive •ward, at the confer· ILac~ of education and poverty Troy HUI!inan, preSident of Ed t' ~ persons vow I c... '"' . " ""'"""' ' ""' MJll SL Ph. m.m. P'"" = . and " Ma 1 e 0 lly, once are those from Musking. go hand In haad. > "" Cl ub who ers duca ;•hbori·ng· •• m• · -. M.,•s CAr • Sf<f@iary· 'the Yuung .,.,rnocrat S ton t GprogramC Ha•• 1ne.,. .. ~ •· ,, .. ...., 10 18 eta p I p II D f' . SUpt au Owe e IDes I!JijJ !pJI~ St,'IY ngler· Strz•ke S Aua l•n' 0 Pan'ther; &lvo them some •uch foundation lievo tho Bood news.'" and iuldt to tholr Jives, and In Why do we not take him at moments of prayer we mav feel his word·: God Is saymg to us we have found what we seek: now tao then), "My kingdom but the dlslraeUons of living has come!" If we would only tend (A) obocure these moments ttl this continual mess~~· be of clarity and atron(th, and answered continually, I ~; we find ourstlvllll ri(hl back lieve thy kingdom has come! when we were. we would begin to tsste the Actually, the "power ol be- power and the glory of that litving" Itself 1J much •tron&er ldn84om, •• pictured thrilUghthan we IUppMe. Jesuo of Naz. out the New Testament. areth continually rebuked those Then would our prayer begin "ol UtUo filth," ond aoaerted to make , ..... which goes, "All thing• are possible Ul him "Thy kingdom come on earth wbollelloveo" (Mk. 1:23). /the society around usl, as II ln fact, tho whol• heart oil I' In heaven (our hearts and hill Dllllap wao built oo tho roult)." ·- . I ,. .I I \ ~ �' I ., t ,I ~ 'I (j • " at C!o!lrll CllrlsUna In ' •• a the ran HAlloween Plll'alit ~:1)1 J>elnl lf!Yl!n to the preii!Jal, out will a!ld ' . xoaB-s · Dally Ientine, Pomeroy.MiddJeport, o.; Oct. 21, Voice of BroPdway HELEN HRP US! NEW YORK - Georgo ilaJn. not George Bird was In plaintwist ol pathos m It, which he lllon · got himself so suddenly focus, but the soticitous mana- handled with style, grace and sun-tanned this summer~ a ger, whose facade neatly cloak· definite talent H•l•11 BoUal-man's fasiUon magazine layout ed any hint of George . So George has a •martly pollab- WilEN IN-LAWS 1 shop earefully. Yet my 00.. had to he scrapped because his the pictures never made the .ed gilt lor llght roles - we MAKE INROADS band says I've been too atrarcolor pohota came out purple papers and George's publiCity don't mean trivial parts either Dear Helen: agant. 1 am wonderiDg, He!OII, . .. George refused , then to wandered elsew.Jiwe ultimately, - and If he doesn't injure his My husband's folks cannot be what others In my income brae&· ' slosh on some skin-bleach for to Washington ·or ' somewhere. chances In the current hack- made welcome In our bome be· et spend on clotlling lor chJicl more photos so the layout had · ' '" · lash of political jokes, Injured caUlle they wind up almolll In the pigtail set, and 118 my lo be dropped A lew BJrtJ. Incidentally, there seems a senstilivities If parents and living ln. They come any lime, danghter's budget out 111 llae? headlines ago George would small wave of Mdicule in some relatives ol Vietnam-based Gil stay for meals without lnvita- _ Mrs. R. M. have turned blue, never mind areas, notanly -~ale ,.comics and the unexpected travall laO? tton. Occasionally thl8 would be Dear Mrs. M: tan, for such a publicity splash who think the whole Wb it e ing any suddenly limellghted fine, but five or six times a You could outfit a ...en-vear .. At the RivoU Theater · a House Bit as they call it is youngster, he could be this week? old for much Jess - as my coryear or more ago, George was some brand of prt>Of positive generation's Cary Grant indeed. Several times bis mother bas respondents will tell you, but a all set for a publiCity gimmick: that George car.'t act and is We do know one thing: he arrived belore breakfast, leaves $12,000 a year iacome •. makes It was planned to have a mJd-· existing purely on isn't In militarv service for after dinner, and 1 must car.- the ..penditure _ well, 11 ool dle·aged laay faint spectacular- headlines; not Hamilton some good reason, for anything eel my plans for the day or take reasonable at least oot a disaoly and then George Bird would hasn't had the finest roles in less than a reasonable and her with me. No advance notice ter. fly 'to her aid like a glittering the world, nut when his roles plainly present _ they just appear! ' AB for outfltUng your child Boy Scout The scene was have buttered his personality, would find him on a transport I've tried making t be m i ail at once at the first of tho planned to the last swoon, but which is more attractlvlliy ef- overseas quicker than you feel tess welcome, and they : season, it usually aavea neither ca'l'e one hitch - no one lective than his new public role could say Lyndon Baines John: took the hint once: didn't come time nor money. Vou either thought to inroim the. RivoU sometime, suggests, he is very son . . He's a cause celebre over for several months, which miss out on mid-winter & spring manager what was to much a young Cary Grant; such suddenly and widely, almost covered me with as my sales, or, more likely, you su.. occur So the lady swooned as the Impressively, brightly wildly, in the Msing Vietnam husband iB very k!ud to MY cumb to them, as ail those 1ew her spectacular nip - and the dil!lcult role in ''Light in the involvement; not an Important folks. So 1 had them all over things begin to look mighty old 1!\81lager handled It as he would Piazza," a delicately sensitive one exceot for the increasing for dinner - and now It's the ia a Jew monll!s. any similar occurrenc....speed. comedy mm With a strange ire he arouses in parents en4 Bame old problem of •·unwant So why knock yourself cold lly,: efficiently, taking personal relatives of lads drafted an4 ed guests" again. on the lrantic September scramcharge The photogs took ready to sail for Saigon 1 don't want to be selfish or ble? Buy as you need, tay I, the picture. but In each shot ll's not his lault, ooly a conse- mean, but we have two dlll· and the bills won't give your his d nM-be r nuaenes.l · · quence career compoun- dren under Ul mon ths old, an dl husband tbe "'"" b hot . th nd h' bud 1 h H ed y 18 you a IS spec- a tight get. How can reac . tacular romance with the a compromise? FAGGED Tbi daughter ol the President .. .. AND FLAT s co 1umn 1• dedicated to :---bv 'j Petite, ~~~~~ .. , ·end. Half $1zet;1 • · • ,.l( ,.; Latest styi~s .: /; • ~ 'f? give your b~lget 1 artisti~'81l)' so 1 break. ·~~··~ to ···49,95;. ,• I )! 1 Harrisonville •In A Colorful Way . WITH A PERMANENT .. FALL FLOWER All Students Beef Melville : e Announced The Junior play cast ', Purpa'M C 0 AT 5 ARRANGEMENT Misses end Helf Sizes $1)-91 ,. S17.f5 BEAUTIFUL FALL COLORED FLOWERS ARRANGED IN A VARIETY OF DECORATIVE CONTAINERS I ' Alto Good Selection Of · Skirts, Swu~rs and Slacb broth~r Melvill~ regularOctoi> Jmo~hly~ ·-·~-n,t~tlng Ma1011 City and.Tht Entire Big Band Area =~· -::==::::====;;::;I wire_!l~wei's Announcing TV RECTANGULAR COLOR TV By Jol<l Bal'lnml I II llelutynps l ~~~~;A;·~o~ ~ 0~ ~r~o;-l : \ . From Motorola"• 1141JTY' .·SAlON " ~ ne• flllftt . , Co,.r 1~": I TV with Mlect hlrdW60CI Vlnllrl lncl ~lids •lth .,tlod Midwllt Ml•tl lrtln flnltll. big-screen Color TV could go ... w~rlf~:·~lnet tube shield • Solid otate relia~lljty at. 17 Critical points • Ri·Fi Color Tub!f with rlre earth l)hol))hotl • Tint control ePower transformer chassis • Automatic demagnetizer Chor;Jftlnlah 'l'bla converUble jtl pump It c:ompool, etlicimt and depend· Eny C:olor Tuning the guesswork out of luning rolor TV. able. A eonve11lent bolt·on o . j e o l o l '• TV-~our best ontertoon· mont buy $.499·95 CU611C with 21" oftroll dlog. lubt mooo.; 226 sq. ln. plctuN viewing •rea PRICES START AT 429.95 ASSOCIATED . RADIO and TELEVISION I ~arry ~ller, .t 14 E. MAIN Ow"'' ,POMI!ROY . ,. . ______J. Re1lly Gciod eGibson ...... ·f.·.. '.. Prlcei ; •• eHagstrom evox ewurlltzer SAVE-SAVE-SAVE . _ · • oull)' l'oposltJoned for .tlallo;r or dllop well aerv- -&.-:with . .. lei.~ .. . ¥.. hpiDOII!r, ,u. prefl\lrO tank; Pl'USIIril rtl &tiD I valve, preuure twltc.h~ ai~ eharaer and 1• bra11 foot valve. Tblo lo ~~ for.'- or oub- Our low Price ONLY S89·· . :r.;t.:' I ·OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING . AND ,HEATING ~ Return Reritol · Rat· t19S Gulbr1n- ' j :u. GAN OiiCiAN ··..... '... .. .. .. . $558 "Hamilton~ llelll,wln Reg. $945 . ··.' ' . ·· . Studio·Piano·~:~~~~· · $~88-··· :~ ::z:ill.\1 40'' Con10la NIW Wurlltzer · .. 7 ..... , .,.-.. · N~ PLA t is nieces, Mrs. Bartow Jones, Mrs. Charles Holzer Jr. , and Mrs, Fred Brown . and two nephews, Fall FoliagP Tour IJames and Robert Heslop. Funeral services were to e The Pomeroy Bend C1hzens 1 held at the Pt. Pleasant PresBand Radio club woll have 1ts ' . . • annua aII o lOge our : Octo. to Old 1byterron Church Fnday, . t 1 1 1 1 Man's Cave Sunday. The m. th; 21 will meet at the· Roek Springs :Rev. Mrr. Ch OFJ A e Poatmasle!'ll James Soulsby lairgESounTd and leave at I p. · r.:·ting.· b: 1and Paul Casci today thanked m. . Lone Onks Cemetery, Pt. Pleas1 this newspaper. Guilt Plea Public lnvitPd to .. c group[ ~' i/ ~P·a~ t ;'i"t1 ~ a~ Bur~~ 1e'wnt' z~r 1~ I' m' the thousands of Pomeroy·Mid· dleport residents who have been cooperating in a plan to add ZIP Codes to personal mailing lists. I T J 'lb k at.· rea I I Novembe~ abou~ SCOFIELD BIBLES $5.50 to $13.50 a:~~: ~leo; '1 miic~ ob~trucUng 1 ~ 1 1 1 MIDDLEPO:lT BOOK STORE ~uhp ~a~t~ w:;.;arn~e.:.'·===--==--...;!:::.iii:-=iiiii: N W COMPTON Q D addresses~~~~:~· ~.'::;~;T~h~u~r~s·~~E~a~st~C~o~u~rtgst~.,~P~o~m~e~r~oy~~==~ MOTOROLA . PIAl!IO . try show improved growth and hi~her profits. Our feed has the correct baJ. 2 PC. SUITES AS LOW AS tnce of protein, mlnera!J and vitamin• so vital to blgh production. Give us 1 calllioday, . $88·75 . . EDWARD IAJ!I. (!WNER ... . 232 E. .~nd 992-2036 ~ BAKER· . .t..•#lt., .. /" :• • - - - ----- Watch your oattle, porkers and paul· ~·START '• , TO YOUR OlDER LIVING ROOM SUITES ON A NIW wURLha , .... , ... Save . . ,$200w '""•T ~~~ :~;; ~ SAVE '. postmasters A • { :~s a~:~~:gaoe:::ri~n~~e A!i pprecJa e ooperation Leach Admits family living, so if you're bav· ing kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome your GREAT GIFT at K& C OF OUR BUDGET Del11'1 ~. . ".1'!' c.alllt . ' ..... ~ ...•...,:. '~ .......... : $~·· . ! ~ ~·,:1:.~:~ . Jordo~. "I know it's 11 'silty q~lfion.' G/aJys, w af IS Ch ' but ,.. thinll Picauo has giren ICOQo . --.-....--.......,"""\11JIIStil,., Burdetle,Recka ShirlyMcGuire, Elaine Bruce but be won't let the"' Codes ail moves by a shirkers get away witb ' ry Blaine Roush. with it oomail Murphy, Charisse Porter, Cbes- it. direct route and is harldled [ Roush, Randy Sycks, Diana This isn't the first time He MOORE TO SPEAK !ewer times. i Weyersmtller, BARBARA has quit jobs before, due to the PT. PLEASANT _ Congress- In filling out the forms, houseWHITK deals he has got, and ll!e , mao Arch Moore of the First holders are asked merely to JR. 111GB just because lie , Congressional District will be lbe addresses - aot the narnes i 9th - Randy Burt, Darlene . Why mus1 people the keynote speaker at the R.. - of their correspondents. 1 GILMORE, act so big? - MRS. KT. Y. publican Rally to be held Octo· Soulsbv and Casci emphasized ' " · · - ROGER Til\! GLAZE, Marlene Goodwin, Mrs. Y: ber 27th at 7:36 p.m. 1n the the importance ol including the Made es~J6Ck4 lor - llr Karen Grilfith, Gregory GroWhy indeed? Perhaps your Moo"' Hall. Several other dig- return addre" on the front ver, Jim Hazelton, Terry Hen. husband's co-workers are ask- 1 'nitaries are scheduled to ap-- the cards so that their em,ploy··[ drick s, JOHN LOHSE, Charles this too. pear for the kick-<>!! rally. ees will know where to rettiTll l Mash, Cellne McGowan, Cheryl If "it isn't the Jlrst lime" Ralph Shannon aod his enter- them after tlte five number 1' McLaughlin, STEVE MILLER, then my I.G.A.P. !I'm Gueas- lainers will entertain beginning codes have been added. The)· Pamela Neutzling, Mary Lou Again Perception) says be · at 7 p.m. All Mason County also noted that extra cards will $10.00 Radford, John Ritcbard, Dana leave off criticism and residents are urged to attend be available tor those request. Snouffer, James Swatzel, Tomand aim those this rally. ing them. pha l-ea Vaughn, RICHARD WEIRtoward one goal : "Know ""'"'~ Roger Ziegler. illysell!" - H. The story d Mother's life beautifully told In a truly 8th - Roger Abbott, Don P.S. A man isn't upstaged quality piece of jewelry that w1ll be worn with pride Anderson, Mary Brickles, because he has brains - unless and cherished always. BeautifuL pear shape stones LA CLAlWORTHY, he Daunts them. in the color of the fam ily's birthslones personalize Couch, Debbie Crow, MiQhael BOW MUCH IS TOO MUCHk and give this pin special slqnlflcance. Custer, Richard Dean, Diana Helen : Matching Bracelet, 8.00 Ear Rings, 4.50 up Eugene Goodwin, 1 outfitted our seven-year·old I Hannahs, CAROL lor school, and when ES, BERNICE HENNESSY, added up the expenditures I Becky Houd~elt, Kay Howell, was flabbergasted to learn 1 Mary King, Frank Rizer, JOHN bad spent over 1200 and am 11~tc~, Blenda Smith, N'l"CY sill! not finished. I spent $28 . Clair, Cathy Stone, Becky for a storm coat and $32 for a Triplett, Wayne Well, Jed Will, Sonday dress coat which shows Mike Williams. price range. We have only 7th -· Susan ~ndrews, child and our net Income Irene taxes Is about $1,000 • month. I like to buy everything at the firs! of the year so outfits can be mixed and matched and SPECIAL . FACTORY COOPERATION SALE ., Spilllt Pia!li Fr~ J~~Men- NE>. FEED ~- :fp~~i8 PRI~f$0RQN $588 "; :; :; ;: ; ; : ; ; : ; ; : ; ; : ; ; ; ;:;_;~a~ud~ot~or~'u~n:• t" ~ny ·~ulli.~RAV· - ' ~W"IJ<VP( ~h,,.. ,, h , ~ ••I ·ON · DO~, M9,~TifS·· ~ PAY! · t•Jatt ......... Wu zer.., . -.... $579 ·· eColor indicator light Color I Slote SPEC.i['fERMs, $5 • With Motorola'• sp~ial.~ce­ saving internal magnetic picture- Color controls are numbered- -hrlps si mplify repeat turning. Take~ ' ( rAr)~U !lit.. B, DAVID I Guitars·&·Amps No Purchase Necessary __ ' SAV.E : Mel~ill:. • ~~ Ja~e Qui~= Mrs. Rossiter wat daugbter of the late Jolm C. and Auri!Ja J. Heslop lived in Pt. Pleasant her life. She was death by her Rossiter, who was an in Cleveland and Detroit theNan, N. as Y. Central she wasRailroad. familiarly known by her friends, was an active member of the Presby· terian Church and served as president and treasurer of the Sunshine Class for a number of ·years. She was a member al the Colonel Charleston Lewis Chapter or the DAR, the Four O'Clock Literary Club. Pt. Plellsant Chapter 75, Order Jf the Eastern Stars. and the Pt. Plea;'ant Women's Club. Survivors mclude lhree , ,. ters, Mrs. Hugo .Juhling, Hart1 ford . Mrs s. c. Wil hPim. and Mrs. Milton L. Miller, Pt. IPleasant one brother, J W. 1Heslop, Pt. Pleasant : three _ Crown Pin Pian;-& OrgQn :o:;Jargainsl Fits places you never thought . ·1 FREE DOOR PRIZE-t.IEW ElECTRIC 'GUITAR I I N1me I ~:~"' I , ..• I\~T~.9pM . _,.' •!0~'5 \ Friday Store Hourt 11AMTo8PM Satu)'dly muntha. A picnic will be held at Old ' ant Man's cave and those attend- Foglesong Funeral Home and "take care of the kids tomor· ing are to take own table ser- the Mohr Stevens Funeral row while I go out - I'll bring 0 vice. In case of rain tile picnic Home are in charge ol arrange. them first thing In the mornwill be held at the fairgrounds . 1 ments. All CBer's, frtends ing." They may cut down! PT. PLEASANT - RusseII They also urged all those who anyone else their inter.,ted are and in-'. CALLS AT I!OSPITAL And it you still haven't found Franklin Leach, Pt. Pleasant, have not yet sent in their "ZIP vUed. Mrs. Edith Betzing visited the key, do what you should entered a plea of guilty to jaU A-UST" Jorms to do so. Mrs. Chester Gorrell at SL have done in the lirst place: break m Mason County CU'rUit AB part of a nationwide prohave your husband tell bis folks Court ·Thursday and will be gram the Postal Service will Cl · D• Hospital, Parkersburg, a young mother needs her rest sentenced on 4th. I add the ZIP Code• to personal tr'-'tmM mner, day recently. and for the present (doctor'; Leach also. en.tered an mnocent l mailing lists. Every household . '" per hapsl VISI.ng must Pea 1 t o an mdI ctment olassault , I in the nation has been ""nt Party is PlannPd be by invitation only! - H. and trial was set for October forms with blanks for address- Plans were made lor a Chr'IStDear Helen : 24th. es to which residents wish the mas dinner and party at BailMy husband has been employ- Others recently indicted alld post office to add the fi ve num· ey's restaurant on December on thiS particular !Ob lor a ente,rlng pleas were Ronnie Wil- ber codes. by the Nifty Stitchers club W'll-11 month. He I! smarlet Dmn lbe Jet, innocent to obstructing an nesday at the home ol M r men rn hiS department officer; Worthy F. Leach, l':s sot too early to think of George Korn, Anne St. . and knows more I be H H 1 b and Russell addmg ZIP Codes to ChriStmas . Followmg a social evenmg. a so, naturally, they are 'pt Pleasant mailing llsta, and it would help dessert course was served by , jealous. He tries to be friendly / each for greatly to print each [the hostess to Mrs. Max but they act hke th~y own the offker, were to enter pleas Fti· i lbey sa1d: . mer. Mrs.. Carl Moore. Mr s. company and do things to get ·day . A special ZIP Code Herbert Dixon and Mrs. Jack . Middleport, O. · in trouble. · . tion section has been set He has gone to the boss and [ Okey Rollins and Lucllle j the Post Ollice. It's p to straighten them out, [Durst, Indicted by the grand number is 99Z-2235 at Pomeroy but they deny everything and ' jury Monday, are not in custo.!1and 992-5J3l at MiddlepoM. , . • , • now my husband Is coll8idered 1dy. An order has been e•tered I 0 p T 0 M ETR 1ST 1 the trouble maker. They pusb :dismissing the divorce action Mr. Souisby and Case! enwork on him and take tile / of Rita Valeria Roush vs. Har-/ courage mailers to u"" the ZIP ! Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on I l ' lOLA'S Drum.!\l~"""il! ~eity Are Announced a~ ~W~' mw I Summers & Sow~· Now At 104 W. Main St.; Pomeroy It::~-:.::JROLA SUPER COMPACT u en s •Ill• ha~ per~t Serving Pomeroy, a new scre.e n size in Rectangular Color St d t on I Honor R IIs 59M. 2nd Ava. THE SHOE BOX . . d t at Harrison ens . ville who w'*'> on the honor roll durmg the\' 1\rst grading. period were, Gr4Je 2, Rita Birchfield, DebHolley,Rhnnda Cathy McGr.ath, MorriS. ~r..,e 3. Tammy Stanley ' " I·" B' Dar1e1e ac<woo • an . . d J el Ma\Je. arne. so, the help of his his ''ra"' ' onrue 1 on, vIr• riends, he with prepares lo lake 0 ... 4 B . D'll gmp Mccune Brenda Stanley, test. P Ia w·rI soA. . The cast includes Beef MelG)'ade i, Shirley Alkire. ville, who 's in a stew, Keith '111 . ere were 100 students who Fvans: Jane, .1\is sister, Cathy attendance durmg Fultz· 'kid ' the first grading period. T be Bill · Clarence Students of Pomeroy th Harrisonville P,T.A. will have h's fat her ·M.ke Har- and Jumor High Schools on e ' TIts graves;' G:ace his rllrst SIX.weekpsshoanllo we_re uesday ' er ,.. . t:··.. , ·45 names m ca , . · · mother, J>nny Menchini; Boots, , All parents and oti!OI"tili!itest- a classmate uf Jane, Jenny 12th - Jennifer Blakeslee, ed people are inO!ted. WUII!ss. Fife; Saddle, goes steady with Susan Dixon, TERRI FULTZ, Will he open to th... par- Boots, Charles Clarkson; Carol Hall •. DAVID IIARGRAV· Peaches peama!!<H• ,· CarokllliO>.IIayes,. Peggy 1 er, Pam rew an !:; n , . l!l LEI!lnR, iiAY • 1 Van Meter McGOWAN, B11l Moore, JUDY Aloysius 3 "brain " John SII!ITH, Debbie !)pencer, Nan. Goodwin · G•endo!y." another <y Titus, Robert Whaley. ' · FOR ALL OCCASIONS ''brain,"· Pauletta Hudson; Sus- 11th - Chuck Bartels, Beverje, anyhody's girl friend, Mary Jy_ Beave~, M1ke .~tz, Sandra We everywhere Kay Hennessy · Miss Finster Bmg, Keoth. Evano, .Terry EvWY2-2039 the hi h sch b'sto leach: ans. Cath) ;;;;JOHN er. ':: ....: 'GOODWIN, MIKE OR NIGHT W19·2951 P m ters are 'ilonna Smith [ES, Hayeo, Pomeroy Flower Shop nd'"p P Hayes The play /' chini, Alta Scrimsheo•-..'TJOnna "- 11 bee.nny t d. 'd N Smith, BECKY STiyERS, W. Main PomeroJ 18 WI • presen • ay, ov. Pat Story, Jerry Well. Mra. Millard Van Meter · m the Junwr High School , lOth - Patti Collins Robert bi~Birohfield, De~Ue DUDLEY'S UNTil 9 P.M. SATURDAY It's unfair to him in many Dear F and F: ways, but try to tell that to Retaliation might work, unget less your in-laws are purely a service mother; we of mail every day spilling out communal and love this sort of Pomeroy High School has been screams of anguish Jrom per- "togetherness." Drop In on cho""n . and began practicing turbed aod sometimes disturb- THEM before they get the drop ear1·1er th'IS week. Th e Pay, It's our in· on you, and keep it up lor a 1 ed moth•rs . "Beel Stew." is a comedy in formed suspicion thst it all will month. You'll be just as tagged three act,, under direction of come to a public relations ex· !with all that travel and talk) Mrs. Theodosia Frecker. plosion soon. but at least not as flat. The play Is about a football u youthedon't player wno has to get a "C" catm hiAt, think then try they'll the in history or he won't be allowbabysitting gambit. Aik your ed to play in the championship uninvited "full-time" guests to Mrs. RossiJer Mrs. Na1 Heslop ' !I(I!I'lJ_Ier!J 906 M'ain St., Pt. Pleastutt, Tuesday at Holu•r Hospital lowing an Illness o1 !leVI!rl'l guil~ Evans Heads Junior Cast as '· Di~Tuesday <~emption Th~ater • BERRl'S WORlD ' ."' SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS No tubes to replace • • • ever I b • Amjll;fie.• has reliable o lightweigh~ -:::d " lranSAstars Polystyl8fle cabinet • 4 spaed"swingdown• • Dual Sapphife 01yU changer • Automatic record changer shulioll • Separate rona u41 volume c:onltQia Choice Of~ automatic record •Charcoal Blue or • Tawny lleig. WERNER RADIO.,&TV �' I ., t ,I ~ 'I (j • " at C!o!lrll CllrlsUna In ' •• a the ran HAlloween Plll'alit ~:1)1 J>elnl lf!Yl!n to the preii!Jal, out will a!ld ' . xoaB-s · Dally Ientine, Pomeroy.MiddJeport, o.; Oct. 21, Voice of BroPdway HELEN HRP US! NEW YORK - Georgo ilaJn. not George Bird was In plaintwist ol pathos m It, which he lllon · got himself so suddenly focus, but the soticitous mana- handled with style, grace and sun-tanned this summer~ a ger, whose facade neatly cloak· definite talent H•l•11 BoUal-man's fasiUon magazine layout ed any hint of George . So George has a •martly pollab- WilEN IN-LAWS 1 shop earefully. Yet my 00.. had to he scrapped because his the pictures never made the .ed gilt lor llght roles - we MAKE INROADS band says I've been too atrarcolor pohota came out purple papers and George's publiCity don't mean trivial parts either Dear Helen: agant. 1 am wonderiDg, He!OII, . .. George refused , then to wandered elsew.Jiwe ultimately, - and If he doesn't injure his My husband's folks cannot be what others In my income brae&· ' slosh on some skin-bleach for to Washington ·or ' somewhere. chances In the current hack- made welcome In our bome be· et spend on clotlling lor chJicl more photos so the layout had · ' '" · lash of political jokes, Injured caUlle they wind up almolll In the pigtail set, and 118 my lo be dropped A lew BJrtJ. Incidentally, there seems a senstilivities If parents and living ln. They come any lime, danghter's budget out 111 llae? headlines ago George would small wave of Mdicule in some relatives ol Vietnam-based Gil stay for meals without lnvita- _ Mrs. R. M. have turned blue, never mind areas, notanly -~ale ,.comics and the unexpected travall laO? tton. Occasionally thl8 would be Dear Mrs. M: tan, for such a publicity splash who think the whole Wb it e ing any suddenly limellghted fine, but five or six times a You could outfit a ...en-vear .. At the RivoU Theater · a House Bit as they call it is youngster, he could be this week? old for much Jess - as my coryear or more ago, George was some brand of prt>Of positive generation's Cary Grant indeed. Several times bis mother bas respondents will tell you, but a all set for a publiCity gimmick: that George car.'t act and is We do know one thing: he arrived belore breakfast, leaves $12,000 a year iacome •. makes It was planned to have a mJd-· existing purely on isn't In militarv service for after dinner, and 1 must car.- the ..penditure _ well, 11 ool dle·aged laay faint spectacular- headlines; not Hamilton some good reason, for anything eel my plans for the day or take reasonable at least oot a disaoly and then George Bird would hasn't had the finest roles in less than a reasonable and her with me. No advance notice ter. fly 'to her aid like a glittering the world, nut when his roles plainly present _ they just appear! ' AB for outfltUng your child Boy Scout The scene was have buttered his personality, would find him on a transport I've tried making t be m i ail at once at the first of tho planned to the last swoon, but which is more attractlvlliy ef- overseas quicker than you feel tess welcome, and they : season, it usually aavea neither ca'l'e one hitch - no one lective than his new public role could say Lyndon Baines John: took the hint once: didn't come time nor money. Vou either thought to inroim the. RivoU sometime, suggests, he is very son . . He's a cause celebre over for several months, which miss out on mid-winter & spring manager what was to much a young Cary Grant; such suddenly and widely, almost covered me with as my sales, or, more likely, you su.. occur So the lady swooned as the Impressively, brightly wildly, in the Msing Vietnam husband iB very k!ud to MY cumb to them, as ail those 1ew her spectacular nip - and the dil!lcult role in ''Light in the involvement; not an Important folks. So 1 had them all over things begin to look mighty old 1!\81lager handled It as he would Piazza," a delicately sensitive one exceot for the increasing for dinner - and now It's the ia a Jew monll!s. any similar occurrenc....speed. comedy mm With a strange ire he arouses in parents en4 Bame old problem of •·unwant So why knock yourself cold lly,: efficiently, taking personal relatives of lads drafted an4 ed guests" again. on the lrantic September scramcharge The photogs took ready to sail for Saigon 1 don't want to be selfish or ble? Buy as you need, tay I, the picture. but In each shot ll's not his lault, ooly a conse- mean, but we have two dlll· and the bills won't give your his d nM-be r nuaenes.l · · quence career compoun- dren under Ul mon ths old, an dl husband tbe "'"" b hot . th nd h' bud 1 h H ed y 18 you a IS spec- a tight get. How can reac . tacular romance with the a compromise? FAGGED Tbi daughter ol the President .. .. AND FLAT s co 1umn 1• dedicated to :---bv 'j Petite, ~~~~~ .. , ·end. Half $1zet;1 • · • ,.l( ,.; Latest styi~s .: /; • ~ 'f? give your b~lget 1 artisti~'81l)' so 1 break. ·~~··~ to ···49,95;. ,• I )! 1 Harrisonville •In A Colorful Way . WITH A PERMANENT .. FALL FLOWER All Students Beef Melville : e Announced The Junior play cast ', Purpa'M C 0 AT 5 ARRANGEMENT Misses end Helf Sizes $1)-91 ,. S17.f5 BEAUTIFUL FALL COLORED FLOWERS ARRANGED IN A VARIETY OF DECORATIVE CONTAINERS I ' Alto Good Selection Of · Skirts, Swu~rs and Slacb broth~r Melvill~ regularOctoi> Jmo~hly~ ·-·~-n,t~tlng Ma1011 City and.Tht Entire Big Band Area =~· -::==::::====;;::;I wire_!l~wei's Announcing TV RECTANGULAR COLOR TV By Jol<l Bal'lnml I II llelutynps l ~~~~;A;·~o~ ~ 0~ ~r~o;-l : \ . From Motorola"• 1141JTY' .·SAlON " ~ ne• flllftt . , Co,.r 1~": I TV with Mlect hlrdW60CI Vlnllrl lncl ~lids •lth .,tlod Midwllt Ml•tl lrtln flnltll. big-screen Color TV could go ... w~rlf~:·~lnet tube shield • Solid otate relia~lljty at. 17 Critical points • Ri·Fi Color Tub!f with rlre earth l)hol))hotl • Tint control ePower transformer chassis • Automatic demagnetizer Chor;Jftlnlah 'l'bla converUble jtl pump It c:ompool, etlicimt and depend· Eny C:olor Tuning the guesswork out of luning rolor TV. able. A eonve11lent bolt·on o . j e o l o l '• TV-~our best ontertoon· mont buy $.499·95 CU611C with 21" oftroll dlog. lubt mooo.; 226 sq. ln. plctuN viewing •rea PRICES START AT 429.95 ASSOCIATED . RADIO and TELEVISION I ~arry ~ller, .t 14 E. MAIN Ow"'' ,POMI!ROY . ,. . ______J. Re1lly Gciod eGibson ...... ·f.·.. '.. Prlcei ; •• eHagstrom evox ewurlltzer SAVE-SAVE-SAVE . _ · • oull)' l'oposltJoned for .tlallo;r or dllop well aerv- -&.-:with . .. lei.~ .. . ¥.. hpiDOII!r, ,u. prefl\lrO tank; Pl'USIIril rtl &tiD I valve, preuure twltc.h~ ai~ eharaer and 1• bra11 foot valve. Tblo lo ~~ for.'- or oub- Our low Price ONLY S89·· . :r.;t.:' I ·OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING . AND ,HEATING ~ Return Reritol · Rat· t19S Gulbr1n- ' j :u. GAN OiiCiAN ··..... '... .. .. .. . $558 "Hamilton~ llelll,wln Reg. $945 . ··.' ' . ·· . Studio·Piano·~:~~~~· · $~88-··· :~ ::z:ill.\1 40'' Con10la NIW Wurlltzer · .. 7 ..... , .,.-.. · N~ PLA t is nieces, Mrs. Bartow Jones, Mrs. Charles Holzer Jr. , and Mrs, Fred Brown . and two nephews, Fall FoliagP Tour IJames and Robert Heslop. Funeral services were to e The Pomeroy Bend C1hzens 1 held at the Pt. Pleasant PresBand Radio club woll have 1ts ' . . • annua aII o lOge our : Octo. to Old 1byterron Church Fnday, . t 1 1 1 1 Man's Cave Sunday. The m. th; 21 will meet at the· Roek Springs :Rev. Mrr. Ch OFJ A e Poatmasle!'ll James Soulsby lairgESounTd and leave at I p. · r.:·ting.· b: 1and Paul Casci today thanked m. . Lone Onks Cemetery, Pt. Pleas1 this newspaper. Guilt Plea Public lnvitPd to .. c group[ ~' i/ ~P·a~ t ;'i"t1 ~ a~ Bur~~ 1e'wnt' z~r 1~ I' m' the thousands of Pomeroy·Mid· dleport residents who have been cooperating in a plan to add ZIP Codes to personal mailing lists. I T J 'lb k at.· rea I I Novembe~ abou~ SCOFIELD BIBLES $5.50 to $13.50 a:~~: ~leo; '1 miic~ ob~trucUng 1 ~ 1 1 1 MIDDLEPO:lT BOOK STORE ~uhp ~a~t~ w:;.;arn~e.:.'·===--==--...;!:::.iii:-=iiiii: N W COMPTON Q D addresses~~~~:~· ~.'::;~;T~h~u~r~s·~~E~a~st~C~o~u~rtgst~.,~P~o~m~e~r~oy~~==~ MOTOROLA . PIAl!IO . try show improved growth and hi~her profits. Our feed has the correct baJ. 2 PC. SUITES AS LOW AS tnce of protein, mlnera!J and vitamin• so vital to blgh production. Give us 1 calllioday, . $88·75 . . EDWARD IAJ!I. (!WNER ... . 232 E. .~nd 992-2036 ~ BAKER· . .t..•#lt., .. /" :• • - - - ----- Watch your oattle, porkers and paul· ~·START '• , TO YOUR OlDER LIVING ROOM SUITES ON A NIW wURLha , .... , ... Save . . ,$200w '""•T ~~~ :~;; ~ SAVE '. postmasters A • { :~s a~:~~:gaoe:::ri~n~~e A!i pprecJa e ooperation Leach Admits family living, so if you're bav· ing kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome your GREAT GIFT at K& C OF OUR BUDGET Del11'1 ~. . ".1'!' c.alllt . ' ..... ~ ...•...,:. '~ .......... : $~·· . ! ~ ~·,:1:.~:~ . Jordo~. "I know it's 11 'silty q~lfion.' G/aJys, w af IS Ch ' but ,.. thinll Picauo has giren ICOQo . --.-....--.......,"""\11JIIStil,., Burdetle,Recka ShirlyMcGuire, Elaine Bruce but be won't let the"' Codes ail moves by a shirkers get away witb ' ry Blaine Roush. with it oomail Murphy, Charisse Porter, Cbes- it. direct route and is harldled [ Roush, Randy Sycks, Diana This isn't the first time He MOORE TO SPEAK !ewer times. i Weyersmtller, BARBARA has quit jobs before, due to the PT. PLEASANT _ Congress- In filling out the forms, houseWHITK deals he has got, and ll!e , mao Arch Moore of the First holders are asked merely to JR. 111GB just because lie , Congressional District will be lbe addresses - aot the narnes i 9th - Randy Burt, Darlene . Why mus1 people the keynote speaker at the R.. - of their correspondents. 1 GILMORE, act so big? - MRS. KT. Y. publican Rally to be held Octo· Soulsbv and Casci emphasized ' " · · - ROGER Til\! GLAZE, Marlene Goodwin, Mrs. Y: ber 27th at 7:36 p.m. 1n the the importance ol including the Made es~J6Ck4 lor - llr Karen Grilfith, Gregory GroWhy indeed? Perhaps your Moo"' Hall. Several other dig- return addre" on the front ver, Jim Hazelton, Terry Hen. husband's co-workers are ask- 1 'nitaries are scheduled to ap-- the cards so that their em,ploy··[ drick s, JOHN LOHSE, Charles this too. pear for the kick-<>!! rally. ees will know where to rettiTll l Mash, Cellne McGowan, Cheryl If "it isn't the Jlrst lime" Ralph Shannon aod his enter- them after tlte five number 1' McLaughlin, STEVE MILLER, then my I.G.A.P. !I'm Gueas- lainers will entertain beginning codes have been added. The)· Pamela Neutzling, Mary Lou Again Perception) says be · at 7 p.m. All Mason County also noted that extra cards will $10.00 Radford, John Ritcbard, Dana leave off criticism and residents are urged to attend be available tor those request. Snouffer, James Swatzel, Tomand aim those this rally. ing them. pha l-ea Vaughn, RICHARD WEIRtoward one goal : "Know ""'"'~ Roger Ziegler. illysell!" - H. The story d Mother's life beautifully told In a truly 8th - Roger Abbott, Don P.S. A man isn't upstaged quality piece of jewelry that w1ll be worn with pride Anderson, Mary Brickles, because he has brains - unless and cherished always. BeautifuL pear shape stones LA CLAlWORTHY, he Daunts them. in the color of the fam ily's birthslones personalize Couch, Debbie Crow, MiQhael BOW MUCH IS TOO MUCHk and give this pin special slqnlflcance. Custer, Richard Dean, Diana Helen : Matching Bracelet, 8.00 Ear Rings, 4.50 up Eugene Goodwin, 1 outfitted our seven-year·old I Hannahs, CAROL lor school, and when ES, BERNICE HENNESSY, added up the expenditures I Becky Houd~elt, Kay Howell, was flabbergasted to learn 1 Mary King, Frank Rizer, JOHN bad spent over 1200 and am 11~tc~, Blenda Smith, N'l"CY sill! not finished. I spent $28 . Clair, Cathy Stone, Becky for a storm coat and $32 for a Triplett, Wayne Well, Jed Will, Sonday dress coat which shows Mike Williams. price range. We have only 7th -· Susan ~ndrews, child and our net Income Irene taxes Is about $1,000 • month. I like to buy everything at the firs! of the year so outfits can be mixed and matched and SPECIAL . FACTORY COOPERATION SALE ., Spilllt Pia!li Fr~ J~~Men- NE>. FEED ~- :fp~~i8 PRI~f$0RQN $588 "; :; :; ;: ; ; : ; ; : ; ; : ; ; : ; ; ; ;:;_;~a~ud~ot~or~'u~n:• t" ~ny ·~ulli.~RAV· - ' ~W"IJ<VP( ~h,,.. ,, h , ~ ••I ·ON · DO~, M9,~TifS·· ~ PAY! · t•Jatt ......... Wu zer.., . -.... $579 ·· eColor indicator light Color I Slote SPEC.i['fERMs, $5 • With Motorola'• sp~ial.~ce­ saving internal magnetic picture- Color controls are numbered- -hrlps si mplify repeat turning. Take~ ' ( rAr)~U !lit.. B, DAVID I Guitars·&·Amps No Purchase Necessary __ ' SAV.E : Mel~ill:. • ~~ Ja~e Qui~= Mrs. Rossiter wat daugbter of the late Jolm C. and Auri!Ja J. Heslop lived in Pt. Pleasant her life. She was death by her Rossiter, who was an in Cleveland and Detroit theNan, N. as Y. Central she wasRailroad. familiarly known by her friends, was an active member of the Presby· terian Church and served as president and treasurer of the Sunshine Class for a number of ·years. She was a member al the Colonel Charleston Lewis Chapter or the DAR, the Four O'Clock Literary Club. Pt. Plellsant Chapter 75, Order Jf the Eastern Stars. and the Pt. Plea;'ant Women's Club. Survivors mclude lhree , ,. ters, Mrs. Hugo .Juhling, Hart1 ford . Mrs s. c. Wil hPim. and Mrs. Milton L. Miller, Pt. IPleasant one brother, J W. 1Heslop, Pt. Pleasant : three _ Crown Pin Pian;-& OrgQn :o:;Jargainsl Fits places you never thought . ·1 FREE DOOR PRIZE-t.IEW ElECTRIC 'GUITAR I I N1me I ~:~"' I , ..• I\~T~.9pM . _,.' •!0~'5 \ Friday Store Hourt 11AMTo8PM Satu)'dly muntha. A picnic will be held at Old ' ant Man's cave and those attend- Foglesong Funeral Home and "take care of the kids tomor· ing are to take own table ser- the Mohr Stevens Funeral row while I go out - I'll bring 0 vice. In case of rain tile picnic Home are in charge ol arrange. them first thing In the mornwill be held at the fairgrounds . 1 ments. All CBer's, frtends ing." They may cut down! PT. PLEASANT - RusseII They also urged all those who anyone else their inter.,ted are and in-'. CALLS AT I!OSPITAL And it you still haven't found Franklin Leach, Pt. Pleasant, have not yet sent in their "ZIP vUed. Mrs. Edith Betzing visited the key, do what you should entered a plea of guilty to jaU A-UST" Jorms to do so. Mrs. Chester Gorrell at SL have done in the lirst place: break m Mason County CU'rUit AB part of a nationwide prohave your husband tell bis folks Court ·Thursday and will be gram the Postal Service will Cl · D• Hospital, Parkersburg, a young mother needs her rest sentenced on 4th. I add the ZIP Code• to personal tr'-'tmM mner, day recently. and for the present (doctor'; Leach also. en.tered an mnocent l mailing lists. Every household . '" per hapsl VISI.ng must Pea 1 t o an mdI ctment olassault , I in the nation has been ""nt Party is PlannPd be by invitation only! - H. and trial was set for October forms with blanks for address- Plans were made lor a Chr'IStDear Helen : 24th. es to which residents wish the mas dinner and party at BailMy husband has been employ- Others recently indicted alld post office to add the fi ve num· ey's restaurant on December on thiS particular !Ob lor a ente,rlng pleas were Ronnie Wil- ber codes. by the Nifty Stitchers club W'll-11 month. He I! smarlet Dmn lbe Jet, innocent to obstructing an nesday at the home ol M r men rn hiS department officer; Worthy F. Leach, l':s sot too early to think of George Korn, Anne St. . and knows more I be H H 1 b and Russell addmg ZIP Codes to ChriStmas . Followmg a social evenmg. a so, naturally, they are 'pt Pleasant mailing llsta, and it would help dessert course was served by , jealous. He tries to be friendly / each for greatly to print each [the hostess to Mrs. Max but they act hke th~y own the offker, were to enter pleas Fti· i lbey sa1d: . mer. Mrs.. Carl Moore. Mr s. company and do things to get ·day . A special ZIP Code Herbert Dixon and Mrs. Jack . Middleport, O. · in trouble. · . tion section has been set He has gone to the boss and [ Okey Rollins and Lucllle j the Post Ollice. It's p to straighten them out, [Durst, Indicted by the grand number is 99Z-2235 at Pomeroy but they deny everything and ' jury Monday, are not in custo.!1and 992-5J3l at MiddlepoM. , . • , • now my husband Is coll8idered 1dy. An order has been e•tered I 0 p T 0 M ETR 1ST 1 the trouble maker. They pusb :dismissing the divorce action Mr. Souisby and Case! enwork on him and take tile / of Rita Valeria Roush vs. Har-/ courage mailers to u"" the ZIP ! Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on I l ' lOLA'S Drum.!\l~"""il! ~eity Are Announced a~ ~W~' mw I Summers & Sow~· Now At 104 W. Main St.; Pomeroy It::~-:.::JROLA SUPER COMPACT u en s •Ill• ha~ per~t Serving Pomeroy, a new scre.e n size in Rectangular Color St d t on I Honor R IIs 59M. 2nd Ava. THE SHOE BOX . . d t at Harrison ens . ville who w'*'> on the honor roll durmg the\' 1\rst grading. period were, Gr4Je 2, Rita Birchfield, DebHolley,Rhnnda Cathy McGr.ath, MorriS. ~r..,e 3. Tammy Stanley ' " I·" B' Dar1e1e ac<woo • an . . d J el Ma\Je. arne. so, the help of his his ''ra"' ' onrue 1 on, vIr• riends, he with prepares lo lake 0 ... 4 B . D'll gmp Mccune Brenda Stanley, test. P Ia w·rI soA. . The cast includes Beef MelG)'ade i, Shirley Alkire. ville, who 's in a stew, Keith '111 . ere were 100 students who Fvans: Jane, .1\is sister, Cathy attendance durmg Fultz· 'kid ' the first grading period. T be Bill · Clarence Students of Pomeroy th Harrisonville P,T.A. will have h's fat her ·M.ke Har- and Jumor High Schools on e ' TIts graves;' G:ace his rllrst SIX.weekpsshoanllo we_re uesday ' er ,.. . t:··.. , ·45 names m ca , . · · mother, J>nny Menchini; Boots, , All parents and oti!OI"tili!itest- a classmate uf Jane, Jenny 12th - Jennifer Blakeslee, ed people are inO!ted. WUII!ss. Fife; Saddle, goes steady with Susan Dixon, TERRI FULTZ, Will he open to th... par- Boots, Charles Clarkson; Carol Hall •. DAVID IIARGRAV· Peaches peama!!<H• ,· CarokllliO>.IIayes,. Peggy 1 er, Pam rew an !:; n , . l!l LEI!lnR, iiAY • 1 Van Meter McGOWAN, B11l Moore, JUDY Aloysius 3 "brain " John SII!ITH, Debbie !)pencer, Nan. Goodwin · G•endo!y." another <y Titus, Robert Whaley. ' · FOR ALL OCCASIONS ''brain,"· Pauletta Hudson; Sus- 11th - Chuck Bartels, Beverje, anyhody's girl friend, Mary Jy_ Beave~, M1ke .~tz, Sandra We everywhere Kay Hennessy · Miss Finster Bmg, Keoth. Evano, .Terry EvWY2-2039 the hi h sch b'sto leach: ans. Cath) ;;;;JOHN er. ':: ....: 'GOODWIN, MIKE OR NIGHT W19·2951 P m ters are 'ilonna Smith [ES, Hayeo, Pomeroy Flower Shop nd'"p P Hayes The play /' chini, Alta Scrimsheo•-..'TJOnna "- 11 bee.nny t d. 'd N Smith, BECKY STiyERS, W. Main PomeroJ 18 WI • presen • ay, ov. Pat Story, Jerry Well. Mra. Millard Van Meter · m the Junwr High School , lOth - Patti Collins Robert bi~Birohfield, De~Ue DUDLEY'S UNTil 9 P.M. SATURDAY It's unfair to him in many Dear F and F: ways, but try to tell that to Retaliation might work, unget less your in-laws are purely a service mother; we of mail every day spilling out communal and love this sort of Pomeroy High School has been screams of anguish Jrom per- "togetherness." Drop In on cho""n . and began practicing turbed aod sometimes disturb- THEM before they get the drop ear1·1er th'IS week. Th e Pay, It's our in· on you, and keep it up lor a 1 ed moth•rs . "Beel Stew." is a comedy in formed suspicion thst it all will month. You'll be just as tagged three act,, under direction of come to a public relations ex· !with all that travel and talk) Mrs. Theodosia Frecker. plosion soon. but at least not as flat. The play Is about a football u youthedon't player wno has to get a "C" catm hiAt, think then try they'll the in history or he won't be allowbabysitting gambit. Aik your ed to play in the championship uninvited "full-time" guests to Mrs. RossiJer Mrs. Na1 Heslop ' !I(I!I'lJ_Ier!J 906 M'ain St., Pt. Pleastutt, Tuesday at Holu•r Hospital lowing an Illness o1 !leVI!rl'l guil~ Evans Heads Junior Cast as '· Di~Tuesday <~emption Th~ater • BERRl'S WORlD ' ."' SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS No tubes to replace • • • ever I b • Amjll;fie.• has reliable o lightweigh~ -:::d " lranSAstars Polystyl8fle cabinet • 4 spaed"swingdown• • Dual Sapphife 01yU changer • Automatic record changer shulioll • Separate rona u41 volume c:onltQia Choice Of~ automatic record •Charcoal Blue or • Tawny lleig. WERNER RADIO.,&TV �tt • • •• • • ••. ~' ~ ......... ~ _"'"' ___,;__.,____. _••,_......-....,M•••-'"'""'"·.id••'"w*""'i""iliot ' ...........................• It (\ ,I ti I ~~If~ / • ·&-Dally Se~l, Po~~~~~~~~~i!~ 8eeblle,. Ch~ . Sdlool Sentinel Church News II Cbwcll Sebool. Sup~;lrtlt - Wllilm C. 9:~ a.m.: Wol' pallor: SundiJ SeboOI sblp smtce, 10:30 ..IIi.: •Metb- m.; Mondng wll'!blp·1.0:30 a. odist Youth FeJiowshlp, 6 p.m.: Ill ~~i·c !al Boai<l 'Dl8111n&. · lint Pentfleoltld .' Sunday ol mootb, 7:30 p,'m.; PeDtecoelal tl.asemiiiJ, 111111*1 .WSCS, sed9nd Monday of 121- Rev. Paul E. Joaes, The em. tbedoTIII',thaliiDcMIIt D D ll'd••tllt mohtb, 7:30 p.m.; EleatiOI' Cl!' • tor. Sunday Sebool 10 a. rhyme oudedi T&rdilllllllett41 fniD W W Wllfll 'l'lll IIDJ'1!111111l bf .. ' ele, aecond Tburaday: Clua 12, 1Worship, Wednesday and •ieep!DgmttlllllicJD, · · ' ·' ..,. Boptill service eacb Sunday, 9:15 a. People Endeavor 7 p. m. lblrd Wednesday; Afternocm ~· day. Often p...Dto aat, •wliEN IS '1'DII!I J!EQIN 'l'JDI..., Bollllebem tldphSI Cln1rcb, m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; nesday; Prayer meeting 7 p. ele, fourth Thursday afternoon: 'l'be Pelllecoslal Cllardl LIGiovs TRAINING OF OUR CJIILllT' lfere'aa otza1J11t141:cwarll o,.., Bend, ftt'll. c. L. O'Con. Youth Service 6:15 p. m. Even· m. Saturday. ebolr practice, 1'/e!IMiday. dleporl _ Soutb Srd ae.. anawer: "THE MOMENT YOU BEGIN '1'0 LOVE IDKI" 1101', pastor, Robert Lewis, in& Worship 7 p. m. eacb SuoEpiscopal Lellrt Fan~ Met.Hdlat B. L. Barrett, putor: Sun<!l1i Yon..,, Gotlillove. ADd, IDa home wlllre Gotlll~U,~ Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morn!Dg WOI' day. Graee Episcopal Cbarc• CUr&• Jameo F. Early, pi,. Sebotl 10 a. m.; Sullday quld~Jr belino j;o uaocii.le tha 14ut:crt his JlllllltlfDr . ah!o and Sunday Sdlool, 7 p. PqeviJio Ct1111111111J Cblll'Ch Pomm>)'- Tho Rev. Richard Ill' - LETART FALLS - Wor- 111,11 evqelistic "'"ice, Othal Lon whleh ie felt bY tho•• TIB lovel: '1'ltoD ~ Blble otoriOI m. Evening .ervlce, 1l!atsday -Rev. RUI!IIII Cline, pastor. H. Morttn. Rector. Sunday 7:00 p. m. Sunday (ex- p. m.;, WedbeSday Bible ...,•• , and pictoroa and a oimplo pr&Jer t.> :belp l!im IIPII'~,and 1 Y011111 People's nrvtce, 7:30 p. Mornin& Prayer and 2l1d Sunday); Church 7:30p.m., Saturday tliibt 7:30 ~.m. pr31er meettog. · hi I powiDC flith. Soon ho'll bo lllal:tiU SIUidair' St:,.... m. Tbunday; Evlll8eJlatlc ser· !0:30 1. m. 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Uni- er and Worship 7:30 p. m. rale.tona traiDiDC ball alreab bep1l. Corponter Baptlol a.nrc• vlca Salanlay, 7:30 p. m. and 9:30 a. m., md OUr ehmhn are JWpiDtr ..._..... puenta oqnlp t~~tmael•• - Sunday Schoo~ 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 7:30 p. m. E UB . or month. EAST LEPresbyterian 1plritnall1 today. Tho couple plaDllilll llllrriale need• a 111aturo ... lo!ornil!l worship IO:Io a.m. Freedtm Goopol Million - Re£11~S:,lth Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd Middleport Flrll Uattod ligious faltb. For wholl God baiiJiftlllll&liltle..., or dallllhtlr • • • Baslum Shver•villt Rd.; L. Wv'mt nrvtce • and Thursdays: Cburcb !lylerlaD CUr ~ Rev l'IIEBE GO~ TU BELLI Firat Bapllsl Cbartb, Mlddl.. pastor: Roger a-,.m.: Schotl, 9:30 a. m. AP· ard Rnppolt, • , l'l!llo Rev. Donald 11oooe pas- 1 wv, pt.. Sunaay School, Fell .· ·• PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. Scb 1 NO Fre4 tor. SUnday School &·u' 1 m 10 a 1.; Evangelistic service, 7 owEsblp 8·111 P· m., m., lsi and 3rd 'lburadaya· Supl.oo 1·0 30a. l!L, . ' . . . ·30 P m Prayer mee!Jng 7-30 m.: vet!IDg service 7:30 a, cb School 9:~0 ' SW.: : : a. m. George Baker, Snpt. 10:15 a.m. · n." Tu~sda · and Girls Fellowsbl~ 6:30 p. .1!1' • ~a. m. 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 1:30 • WEorsblp Service; BYP 6 p.m.; p. Rollu<i 2nd and 4111 Sundaya: Yontll dasblpy. ~T B 1st - dw.!'!:; m. Jnnlor Clolr: 7 p. m. sen. 0 11 •.• m., venlng worship 7·00 p m · · Cbolr 6110 Wedoesd ,.., 8 • m., ID ~v lor Cboir WedbeSday, 7,30 'p.~. Pr~~ Newman, missionary pastor: ~ 'Met m. 7,30 ay. Suodayo; Cburcb Schoo~ 10:15 · meeting, , p.m., choir prac- Sunday School 1:30 L m.; ~ tina. · P. a.m. SW!day. MORSE CJIAPEL Sy,...uoe First Uliteol 8 30 Uce. WorshiP 10:30 a. m.; Preachin& M rllnayS,.. EUB Cb cb ~worship, 11 a.m., 1st and 3rd byterian Church - Rev. Filii BapUn Cbrch I'IJme. 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, Re 0 M I eJ S .th ar Sundays; Church School 9:30 a son H. Srebbioa, pastor. roy _ Re Ca William 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. su~ ~~ 1 ~~ • pastor: m. Sunday. ship 9 a. m.; Sunday Seboal.l Sunday sci.;,.., ~; un 10:~: Churc/1 Of Chrul van ~eter.~;p,:, E~l Mlaom!Ue MotbWIII Cbllreh 10 a. m:; Bible Study and Wtrabip oervlce, 10:30 a. m.: Bradbory Cbarcb of Christ- Ass't.; Morning worship, - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. er •ervico Sunday 7 P· m. Nurseey and Junior Charcb lor Larry Williams, mlDlster; Bible a. m.· Prayer Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. m.; WerRarmonvllle PrtlbJfertaD 7.00 cblldren. School and Morning Worship, m. Thursday. Yooth · ship service 11 a. tn. On!rch, Howard Rappel!, pa,. Fint Baplll1 Cbarcb, Roelle, 10:00 a. m.; Cbnsuan Endeav- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Portland Metbodlll Charcb- tor. Sunday Sebool, 10 a. m.; Rev. c. L. o•canoor, pator. or, I p. m.; Evening Wor- LotlrldJ• EUB Cbureh John Kimbler, pastor. Sunday worship 7,30 p. m. SW!d•y School 8::10. Fr... Cle- sblp, 7 p. m. . Rev. Jad Youna, pastor· Sebool 9:30, Ha1"ld Roush, SyracDJe !lllul., - Earl Cusllllld, Supl: 10:45 a. m. Mora- • Hemlock G r o v • Cbrlsliu Suoday School Nl a. m.: Supt.: ADen Brewer, Ass't. tor, pastor. Wednesday and Frl· In& Worsblp; 6:80 p. m., BYF Cllurcb - Jamet Qullenberry. Russell Archer, SUpl Supt., Preacbln&7:30 p. m. Sun- day services, 7:30 p. m. and Junior FeJlowsblp; 8 p. m. Worship Service, 9:30 a. m.: worship, 10:45 a. m. and day. Ltute D S ' Evenln& service; Wedneaday, SUnday Sebool. 10 a. m., Stan. p. m. alternately. Bible Study Radle Metllodlll . Church r ay 111m. 7:30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, fiN! Stockton, SUpt. and prayer service, led by W. Kimbler, pastor; S1111- Beor11111lzed Clulrcb II Jesn1 1:30 p. m. Seaicr Cbolr Prac- - d Chart• of Cbrllt- tor, 7,30 p. m. day SChool 9:30 a. m.; Preach- Cllrltt of t.tter llll' llhlll .. ' .•. Itt Choir PriCtice. Joe Robinson, mlnlater; Hom· Cbrlotlan Endeavor. 7:30 tng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; C. W. Proffitt, pastor. SIJ m!Jea e.etldrt • IJpr • llaftlonl er IPormt, Snpt: Bible Sehool 3rd Sat•rday 01 montb. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. from Racine on Recine • fort. Parts11 _ Wamn G. ZJnn 9:30 1. m.; Morning Wersbtp Sooth llelbel l!lUB a.reb m. Wedneoday. land RDid. Suaclay School, putor. Worablp ervrces .,.; 10:30 a. m.: Eveninl Worship, Rev. Jalk YoUIJI, p a• Rock !iprings olelbod!ot- L m.: Wwshlp 10:30 a. 1 Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST· 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Sf. tor: Sunday School 1·41 a. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor Sunday evening IOI'Vice ,•,t..!cel Llfllll Kflor ucc , rsr: ble study. Norman H. Babr, SupL; Sunday sblp •ervlce 9:30 a. m.; Sun. P. ~·: Wed., worship 9 30 O!elblre Bapttat 10:45 EST. DesUr Cbarc• of Chrlll - Worship 10:4& a. m. and 7:30 day Schoo~ 10:15 a. m.; MYF II 7.30 p. m. Cburcb Scbool at Hartford, at Bible Sehool 9:30 a. m. Preacb- p. m. alteruarely. Blblt Study 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Roman Catholk 9:50 DST: Kyger 10:20 rzr, ing 10:30 a. m., flnll and third and Prayer Service, led by Study, Wednesday, 7:90 p. m. , Oar Lady of Loretto and Chesblre t:!5 EST. Sundsyo. tor, 7:30 p. m. 1l!ursday. Rolland Mo-•1 Cbri - LonJ Bottom - Rev. Ml, VII• F.W.B. Cbarcb _ Maooo CIIJ Cbarcb of ~1, Tappers Plalns l!lUB Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: R. Shipman, Adm. Sunday Scbool 9:45 a.m., Earl M!l!er Street - Sund~y Bible _ Rev. Jacl< Ywns. Cburcb School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Masses : 10:30 a. m., 5 p. m. With the hops 111801ure, and help,_ Starkey, Supt.: Evening war- Srndy, 8 a. m.; Eveo1118 Wol'- tor; Suoda~ worship, sblp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF , Holy Days,: & p. m. lhlp, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Col, ship, 7:30 p. m.: Soble Study, a. m.; Sunday Sehoa~ 10 a. m.: Monday, 1:30 p. m. . St. John 1 Catholic MISIIODlain that 111hich ~ good in family and community life, lhll leaLeyman; Yoong People'• moot- 7:30 p. m. WedbeSday. Hobart VIneyard, Supl Snlloo Ml!lbodlst Cbure• - Near Guyovnle (Dutch Ridge); lure il 1pan10red by ·th~ biU inn• firm~ 41Ul:,. .organQationl lng and B!blt Study, 7:30 p.m. Middleport Cbarcb of Chris~ Study and Prayer Sll'\'lcea W. Kimbler. pastor; Mrs. Rev. Frank Manter!, putor ~·, Fil'llt Bapdsl C' ·-~. Rutland 5th and Main Streets - Don- by pastor, 7,90 p. m. Lester L. Roush, Supt. Wor- 1Sunday MIIJ!! 10:30 a. m.: fllho•e nnme• appear belOUJ. ~:#;::_ · _Rev. Samuel J. Jackson. pa,. a!~ Hocks, miDJster; BIb 1e Adult ClaiS Mealin& 7,30 p. m. sblp &:15 a. m., SW!day Schooi Day o! ObhgaHon 1:30 a.m.; lor . Prayer service 9:30 a. m.: Sehool. 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Mo- last Monday ol monlh. 10:15 a. m. ~ Confession, I> hour before Iunday School 10 a. m., Gel' ElhlllDey, Supt.; Marnlo& WOI' Syraeaae EUB eurc• _ OU Grove Met.OOISI Oarcb l Mass. ' . . ". . - ,,. !rude Buller, Supt. : Worship shlo 10:30 a. m. Evenm& Wor- Paul A. Sellers, pu!M: W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl Salvataon .4rmy ;ervlce II a. m. 1st and 2nd sblp, 7 P· m. Prayer Service, day School, 9:30 a. m.: Croto. Supt. Sunday ~I at :tli• BalvatloD Army, ~m; ;unday' at 5:30 p. m. Baptist Wednesday. 7 P· m. Qutseoberry, SUpt.; 10:30 a. IO:IS a. m.; Preachlllfl 9:!5. roy Ray S. Wining, oHicer Uncol11-Mercury.Comet·E1lglllh Ford lrainin~ Union, Mrs. Mary Pomeror Chreh of Cllrflt - Morning Worsblp Hrvice, Syracuse Melbodlst Cbareh - charge. Sunday 10 a. m. u.nll ,... Bakero at Rolsum Bread Atheno 593-6601 8B N. Court St. ~ ••d,, ""''!dent. Jerry Master•, pastor: Sunday and Srd Sundays ollbe WOIIdeU G. Stutler, pastor; WDI' - meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunr•rlel•n Charcb. lt!npbary School, 9:30 a. m., Cburcb - 7:30 p. m. Evening lblp service, 1:35 a. m., Sun· del' School. sunday 7 p. Rutlaad Free WID Bapdll "'ce 10:30 a. m.; Cbrllliao En- He Service, 2nd ond 1111 day Sebool 9:45 a. m.; MYF Young People'• Legion; 7:30 p. .. ''hurch _ Rev. Paul Taylor, deavor. 6:30p.m.; Evenln& lOr· day o1 mootb. &mday 6 P. m. Prayer ,.eting •· Salvalton meeting; • .,.. '"·' '"" Sunday School, tO a. VICe, 130 p. m. llellwly EUI Cborcll Sunday 7:30 P. m. day, I to 3 p. m. Ladleo ,,, ... ' .. ,. ,;• "'. Guy Priddy. Supt.; Preael> llodand Cbardl ol ~ Paul A. SeDera, putor: ll,\'leD Ru Free Melbodlll- League: 7 p. DL Prep . Buflder6 ond BulldihO Supplies • , ,n~ service. 7:30 p. m.: Prayer Roy Carter, minister. Bible in& Worship, 1:*1 a. m.; Robert E. Smltb, Sr., paator. 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, LOCAL ONION 5868 Cbeller, Ohio Pb. 985-2005 ,.. Jerviceo, 7:30 p. m. Wedneoday. School, 1:30 L m. Worship and day Sebool, 10:30 L m., Blylbe Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: 0. meeting. Otb!!r services by '"' .. ' .. Ravenswood, W. Va. ,. Preaching service 10:00 a. m. Theiss, Supl: Youth FeJlo,.. 0. Pallmon, Supt.; MomiDI IIOtlDcement. ,.. Community Young People'• meeting, 6:30 lblp, 1:30 p. m. Worsblp 10:30 a. m. Ywth SerADVI!NTLST . --y· p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. CAllMIIL EUI tlce 6:45 p. m.; EvaopliStic sevelllllly Adv... •• Muon Bapttn SaldaJ Sebool v. H. Braley, Bible School Supt. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: message 7:30 P· m.; Prayer list CGrch - D.A. V. Hall, corner Seoond Z1n Cborcll of Chrlll, p018• day School, 9:110 a. m., meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Rd., norlb or Meltls Ashland Oil Products and Ptnteroy, Mason. Sponsore4 eroy. llarrlaonvWo Road -Eu· Rowlh. Supl; 10:30 a. m. Laurel Clift Fl'fo Melbodlsl Hospital. Pastar, F. W. PLUMRI~G It Brown'• Bottl.e Ga• >\; 111 lProucb City Blptlst Church 11ene Underwood. minister. Bi- tng Worship. 2nd and ttb Chrcl1 - R. Eugene GDI, pas- James R. Hoffer, Ass't. Serv· ItO Uncoln St. Middleport 992-2550 Pomero:y 92-2!6e ~:cralli~ ~-~ wltb S. blo Seboo~ 9:30 L m.; Morn- day o! the tllOirtb; I p. m. tor; Sunday Sdlool V:30 a. m.; Ices on Saturday: Sabbalb ·-· ·• Rev. "'"""' paaurr. iDI Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- 1ng Evangell!tle Service. PbU Wile, Supl; Morning wor- Bchoo!, t:OO p. m.: Worship, Sdlool el'lll'J' Sunday, bert Reed, Bible School SupL and Srd Sunday of month. lblp 10:30 a. m.: Youth serv. 2:30 p. m.; Youth meeting, ~ ,1., Charch 01 Cod Trln!ly Unlled Clll'c• 01 lces 7 P. m.; EvaogeJloUc oer· :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Tbun1 P ~':a,se~ !be f~~ mon Cbetter Qardl 111 God _ Cbrltl, Pomeroy - Rev. W. H. •lea 7:30 P· m. MJd.Week pray. day, 7:30 p. m. at 37 11111111 8al es - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service 1 ~· ., Fturtb ~ Rev. Dale Tbor11ton. putor. Penln, pastor: Carl Kautz, : service 7:30 a. m. Wednes- ' Heights. Ga!!ipo!is. "Ohio'• Oldtst Dodgt'' Dealer" ann - lndustrnl - Lawn. & Garden . lldMeppl. Rev. Nylt ltordea: 'Sunday Scbool, 9:10 L m.: Supt.; Sunday _school, 915 a. ~ Ulltod Methodist Church Uniled Brethren Middleport, Ohio Phone 6e7·3435 Tuppers Plains II Sunday School 1·!0 a Morning Worship at II a. m. Worship, 10 25 a m. p . . Eden Uo!tod Bl'flbrea .- . -~1ra.lomi: ... m. Evaogeb.Uc oervlce 7:30 p. omeroy - Melvm Alkire, B. Qriol Charcb -Rev Elden .; J ~~~,:f. 10•30 m.; Prayer moetiJII, 7:30 p.ttc DuY!Ue Pu,rtm Rol!ne11 D. : , ~~ySuSehool Blake, pastor: ~~.~~~~ f. . 'l'llelday; Young People's (LAnpvllle Post O!llce), Rev. · a. m. . ew, perm- 10 a m · Winnie I ~ Bapl1sl CM!dl _ Service, Friday, 7, 30 p. m. Cbas. E. Dozer, pa•tor; Sunday ~nt. The Divine Worship at Sup!:: C~lslinn Endeavll' lltlittl1 Scltool 1:30 a. m.; WDI' MI. Morlall Clln ol God- School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. 10:30 a. m. noe Scripture: I P m ciBBSOs far a1l son'1 "Kentucky Fmd Chlckt!l" lltlp 11 a. m.; Wedoeaday, 1 RM. Jomet Satterii•Jd, pu!M Grate, Stlpl. Worshrp at ;z S Se::;'on vice '8 p. m., Preaching 8 '/IJ \ Middleport. Ohio Pomeroy r. m., Pra!tr oervlce. Slllltlay Scbool1:45 a.m.: Wor- a. m.; PUgrlm Youth, 1:41 Pa pea · w nes- m · Mid-Week a r met!l!ni!.ll • 1laltl - Rev. Clytlo IIIDIOD, sblp oemct II L m. and 7:30 m.; Evangelistic service, day, Oct 2ti, at 7:15 p.m. the 7·30 m. w!e:. putx~r: Sundll' Seboal 8:30 a. p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p: m. p. m., Mid-Week Prayer and Church Board of Trustees will Holsinger ell~· leader m.; Balpb Car~ Sup! Sunday Tuesday· Young People'• Praise, 1'/edneaday. 7:lll;. m. meet WM. 7 to I p. m. cho.r '-~ ~auo u'-•~ . : -ho. · ' . J ho rehearstol!. ~· r ~t e vall 111 Cbrlll <lbarcb- Jamet W~ ...... serviCa 10:30 L m. meetlll. 7:30 p. m. Fnday. "Keepaakt Diamond Rings" tmd 7:30 p. m. alternately. llallud CUiU of God - IIDplom HaD ol Namrene rison, pastor. Sunday School Prayer meeHD& Wedneaday at Rev. John Sma!Jwood, pas!M; WitoeaHt - PubUc The Clri of !be Naiarena 9:30 a. m. Preacblng ...,,;·,.. 11 W1 Fill A.U Docto!J Prestri.ptfOTis 312 E. Mala St. Pomeroy • 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 10 L m.; Evan. Sunday, 5 p. m., C...ter - Rev. Herbert Grate first and third Thursday 1192-29&5 Pomeroy . ....... , .... ---~ · ~-"Col=am:;;;bla.;..Cba;iii;pela.,.. -,.w;;arOip~~pllatic--;;•ervlca~~7_:;P.;,;;:m;;,.;..;Y:;;ou;;;n~gl Tuesday Study, 17 p.p. m.: m.: Sen•ico Blblt postor: !dnl~as 1· Sunday Supt. 7:30!Continued 11- m. Second and fourth • '--------Charles Mrt. Bl,.ll, Oo Page I) i' lng, 8 p. m. ntursday: School 9:30 a. m.; MorniD! SUnday II 7:30 p. m. Pra11erll • .. 1ry Sehool, 7 p. m. 'nlDraday. Wonblp 11 a. m.; NYP~ 6:45 meelin& second and ' LuiMran m:: Evening Servtc~, 7:30 Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and llrst Bufldiftg SUPJ>Ifu onc1 Millwork GE"neral Merchandise f i J ~· La~· p. m., f4k!week Prayer oervlce aod third Sunday 7·30 m. Gt11tml C011tracl!ng - •-• ~ru p. m. Wetlnosday. ' · · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Tuppera Plains 667-3280 MornIna Warship t a. m.: Middleport Cbardl 11 llle Nu- Prayer mee!Jng every We<lne•ll Phone 992-3978 . . day School 10:30 a. m. -. ,.. Clyd J B 1 day at 7:30 p. m. Cbr!slinn ............ _..., Kr · ,..,. e · art ett, doavor aecood and fourth Donold Rlckl, Minuler J KOV. - . . 81y. Sclilol 9•30 8. m ' SL Poll'• Latberu Cbml1· .; day, 7:30 p. m. e Your W•lcollllla At Our Protnl Doore 132 E beco d S p Worship I0:30 a. IlL: MI. Rermol1 Uliled Bnllll'eloll ..· School• 9·301., OMOI'OJW • ... People, 1:15 p.m.; II ChriiiCIIarell -James Mil' lu,..•r lchooo 9::10 A-ornlnt Wonhl' 10::10 A.M. WHITE SEWING MACHINES . Sund ~ Pofntr ancl HtlTdware · a. m., or· EVlnglllallc meeting 7·00 p m · lvenll!l Worthllll1130 P.M. "Everything For the Woman th<lt Stwa" oblp aervlce 10:15 a. m. Pastor, Pra ........ W d 7·.30 · " rison. putor. Sunday School Racine Ktnneth McllhlftftfY, lutNI•y lcMellujtt. 83 MID St. Middleport 992-5320 . Pb. Ne-3273 Rev J~Je b ilral ' yer _...,., e · · p.m. 9:00 a. m. Preacblng, first and • . • · P Pomert)' Chardl of the Na• third Sunday, 7, 30 p. m. Secoad Methodnl aruo - !leY. Kenntth Pierce, and fourth Sunday u a m SUNDAY, OCT. 23 Allred Metbadlst Cbart• - pastor; Raymond WalbllMI, Cbrilllu Seitnce' .... \ . ... . .Rev. Pearl Csalo, pa1tor. Sun- 8upt: &mday Schoo~ . t:30 a. 315 Malo Sl., Pt. PleasantMesSiqe Bv The Pastor dsy School at 9:30 a.m. Lloyd m. MOm1118 Worshop, 10:30 a. Sunday senicea 11 1 m l'llolle 1192-3481 N. Second Ave. Dillinger, Supt. Worship oerv· m. Evenlnll Service, 7 p. m.: Wedneaday meetln& ·1 ·p. m. =:::::::::::~ Middleport .182-3284 Middleport, Ob!o tees at 10:45 a. m. with !be Prayer meelin&, 7 p, m. Wed. DST. Study room open '!'Ueo' ' TUNE IN Rev. C~s\0. Wed. evenrng pri'J· 108day. . day anti WetlnesdaJ from 12:111 er ~ervoces at 7-45 p. m. lllclno CUrt1o or llle N... to 2:30 DST. Everyone weJ. " ~ " F!ltwoodt Me-.. On 111:0111t - Suoday Scbool l:illl come. . . '· '. - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. WDI' a. m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 ---lllip sorv!ce, 10 J. m., ffety L m.; Even!Dg Servlee 7:30 p. AMVETS TO MEET other SW!day, 7:45 p, m. Sun. m.; Mid-woek Prayer Service, Tbere will be • opeclal meot· POmeroy I. llaiD Sl Pomeroy ' Sl day Sehoo~ 10 a. m., Jobn Bal· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. !ng of tbe Atnvel8 Pool 30 ' ley, Supt. Morris M. Wolle, putll'. at the Hall In Pomeroy •M·-- 11 Su!llltlrl tho Ch~rch ot Cholcl ... "' "' Sermons From Groce Episcopo! Church, Pomoroy Foreat Ru Melbodlsl ehurcb RatiiDd Cbri ol tbe Na.. day at e·p.m. State Co~~:fll 't ~ ··· } r -Sunday Sehool t a. m., Mra. areao - Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. er Kimes and State . 1390 WMPO RADIO • ~ Fred l'laase, SUpt. Worship sel' m.; Morning Worship tO: 4> 1. ment Adj. of On•o. Paul wel!n.ll ' ' I REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Iflee, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell m.; Evangelistic oervlett 7:45 w!ll be there. All members Bar-a ot' GDOd Bread , p. m.; Midweek Prayer lletVir:e were In World war II and w~· l l 'Aarning Worlh!p 10:30 AM Sunday 1Stutler, putlr. •.IJO · Huntlnllon, W. Va. . .. 1 Heatll Mlllllodln Clulr<h, Rev. i 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. •nt members are ursed to A Thm1ahU111 Awrorrrh T., RtligWUI Probl.em1• . .,,,,.,_ . . . 4-·~- ..-~• 1....---~------------J' Mu. ilOoallUI, putor; Jact lyraC'IM Qare• Naa.tend. . ... rr I m =: ~-~•Sump, da~ ~ool 10 .:=~ Sund~Y- ;~r· 1 Ml;sloo _ ) 1950GMC! ton • ' ~ 1958 Plymouth ... I OHIO VALLEY '' - 1958FordV8 -1~~~~~=~~~ WILLIS ANTHONY HEATING 1:f: . a..:: ': - 1960 Chevrolet -- 4 Dr. Sedan. VB, Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. One Owner. !:;t ' l I I I GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. l • BOGGS EQUIPMENT "!f•· 66Bulck 64Buick - THE SEWING CENTER !· ~~. .GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. . . HOYT's" SOHIO J$ERVIC£' -:::. "The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM . "1'! :fA'J' , HEINERS BAKERY' 111 J . . . . ··-·- - --~~------- "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" -. - GIRLS ' ' $1895 • - "October Value-Rated Specials" \ ·' OXFORDS II and stu • '"'"'-- Roush Shoe Store Mlddlopart • $1495 $1185 • 64 Rambler 2 Door H.T. V8 Sta. Wason. One of the cleanest 64s anywhere. It fi·Iow m1leage and sharp. 63Buick • • • • • • RACINE PlANING MILL 66 Buick - • $3995 $3845 Electra 4 dr. Hard Top.. FACTORY AIR CONDTI10NED. Tbis car 1s so nearly new Jt could be put in the ·show room 1be former owner said he would be gild to give · hil full recommendation. This ts the finest and a new one sells for almost $5,000.00. STAR SUPPLY CO. 62Buick • - • • • • $1395 LeSobre 2 dr. Hard Top. ·l'hts car has aU vinyl seats that are Uke new. II has only 28,734 easy miles by one local owner. It has power steerlng, power brakes and automatic trans. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN 61 Chevrolet BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT . .I 64 Ford Galaxie SOO XL 2 dr. hardtop, 6 cyl., 4 opeed trano., radio and healer, white sidewall tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. 2 d~. hrdtop, 8 cyl. 4 speed trans., radio and heater, wh1te !tdewall tires . ·63 Chevrolet Belair ..., 1_. """-. t ' '' .' '' . I I ..' KEIJH GOBLE fORD USED -CAR LOT . Locustfo,;c.moreSh. MIDD.i 'I:'D · O":'R'"'T•_ • wh€'~1 • $1395 discs, 2-tone paint. 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan - s1995 V..S engine, power power steering, auto. trans., tinted glass, new WISIW tire., deluxe wheel. air-conditioning, white over grE"f'n with grten Interior. Real sharp1e. br~kes. diSCS, factor~· OBSEIIVII liTH C. J. J!bersbacb wu """'' il of honor II I dinner WedllOI· day evenln& at his btme, Prm•- 11 pect Hill, in observance tf 15th birthday. PrNent were , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers I and Debbie, Bob oDd Pan• and 1 Mrs. Ed{ar Pratt of Middle· . pori: Mr. and Mra. Carl Hyae!J, I Hu!Jand : Willard Ebersbacb ond , Mr. and Mn. Harold Ebffl. l bach, l'onlm>y, and the honor- ; ed guest who l'fCOived many 1 ;I 65 Buick Riviera 2 Dr. H.T. • • - s3395 Full power lncl~dlng ~~~:~el _wind()WS and seat. power antenna, like new wislw Urt~s , dJSCSI tinted glass, factor~· air-conditionin~~ 18.000 actual miles. 62 Olds 88 • • • • • • • • - S1295 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8, Automatic trans. Power steering and power brakes fta• 1· 0 Wbiie1'alla. ·· " · 60 Cadillac .4 Door - • - • • • ~5 Full power, lncludlnr windows and seat, whlte' wlth blue interior, radio, tinted nicev: AT l10811rfM. ~~:'.t':d •:a::· ~~ Mr........... Char,.. Belz- IIIII i"OI! Raise~ at Yotorans j OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I:GO _ . K arr & Van Zandt Motor- Sales '· .GMAC FINANCING i~~~-·:;~~i;!~;;;~r:,. .· .·:~·,:'· '--.:~r-..~.~!~M~emo~,rl·al Holplll~ ~'~·•--WY~2~.Q~··~-t~~----Caii-H•Iae1 1ot-~ " • $1395 • 1 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto. trona. radio and heater while sidewall tires. 4 dr. Hardtop, 8 cyl., outomollc trant., radio and heal· . ' BLAETTNARS . 283 - V-8 engine, -auto. trans .. radio. w1s1w tires. Real abarp and real cle1n. Class and wtotw tires. SEE US TODAY 'OR THI SHARPIST USED CARS IN THI VALLEY . er, white sidewall tire~ • dr. Sedan. Like new torquol~e !lnlsh. Extra gond for model. · , . · . , , • 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE NEW FORD TRADE-INSI ~ VI - .r I 66 Chevrolet Malibu-- • • V..S motor, auto. trans., power steering. white over blue with blue interior, 14,000 miles. Real sharp . $1895 YB.LeSabre Co~pe. Tbls car belonged to one of our service man1gers, and It shows 1ts f1ne care. This is a car 1 could recommend to my very best friend, and it is priced to sell. vmw .... R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. -- ·64 Rambler .. llorfke._: One Owner. Riviera Coupe. One of the finest and best sports em ·In America, and this one -'• tops. It is biege upholstery with I extenor to match, and ll spotless Inside and out. ~ -. CHURCH OF CHRIST • . . . 2 dr. Hard Top. BeauUful all wb!to finish with bac\ bucl:et •eats. Slick sblft. A low m!Jeaae sharp car 1DBide and out K&C JEWELERS lYONS CLOVER FARM - • 4 Door Sedan. VB. Had iu and 1/(•ater Auto Tnms . 67 TRADE-INS 65Mustang . SWISHER & LOHSE REX ALL DRUGS . .... .. • To Make Room For· · -~· .~gt ~~:· Th~'" M..J: • Heater . One Owner. Fall Clearance CROW'S STEAK HOUSE TINY'S FOODLAND • 4 Dr. Sedan. Powrr Steering . Auto. Tran s. Radio and 1961 Ford Hh!,,rt/I!IIMt iii; 1961 Dodge VB Motben, Merchants Extended 'Thanks' '. BAUM LUMBER CO. , • • 1959 Pontiac ------------------ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. • 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. - - -------·-·-- - p_, • Station Wagon. V-8 . Auto . Trans. RAY RIGGS, INC. 1'H£ UNITED STEEl WORKERS ·OF AMERICA • 1: fo•ter -m. . '245 Pi<kup. 3 Speed Trans. ::~;/ Uaifil: &i · · • 1 .... �tt • • •• • • ••. ~' ~ ......... ~ _"'"' ___,;__.,____. _••,_......-....,M•••-'"'""'"·.id••'"w*""'i""iliot ' ...........................• It (\ ,I ti I ~~If~ / • ·&-Dally Se~l, Po~~~~~~~~~i!~ 8eeblle,. Ch~ . Sdlool Sentinel Church News II Cbwcll Sebool. Sup~;lrtlt - Wllilm C. 9:~ a.m.: Wol' pallor: SundiJ SeboOI sblp smtce, 10:30 ..IIi.: •Metb- m.; Mondng wll'!blp·1.0:30 a. odist Youth FeJiowshlp, 6 p.m.: Ill ~~i·c !al Boai<l 'Dl8111n&. · lint Pentfleoltld .' Sunday ol mootb, 7:30 p,'m.; PeDtecoelal tl.asemiiiJ, 111111*1 .WSCS, sed9nd Monday of 121- Rev. Paul E. Joaes, The em. tbedoTIII',thaliiDcMIIt D D ll'd••tllt mohtb, 7:30 p.m.; EleatiOI' Cl!' • tor. Sunday Sebool 10 a. rhyme oudedi T&rdilllllllett41 fniD W W Wllfll 'l'lll IIDJ'1!111111l bf .. ' ele, aecond Tburaday: Clua 12, 1Worship, Wednesday and •ieep!DgmttlllllicJD, · · ' ·' ..,. Boptill service eacb Sunday, 9:15 a. People Endeavor 7 p. m. lblrd Wednesday; Afternocm ~· day. Often p...Dto aat, •wliEN IS '1'DII!I J!EQIN 'l'JDI..., Bollllebem tldphSI Cln1rcb, m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; nesday; Prayer meeting 7 p. ele, fourth Thursday afternoon: 'l'be Pelllecoslal Cllardl LIGiovs TRAINING OF OUR CJIILllT' lfere'aa otza1J11t141:cwarll o,.., Bend, ftt'll. c. L. O'Con. Youth Service 6:15 p. m. Even· m. Saturday. ebolr practice, 1'/e!IMiday. dleporl _ Soutb Srd ae.. anawer: "THE MOMENT YOU BEGIN '1'0 LOVE IDKI" 1101', pastor, Robert Lewis, in& Worship 7 p. m. eacb SuoEpiscopal Lellrt Fan~ Met.Hdlat B. L. Barrett, putor: Sun<!l1i Yon..,, Gotlillove. ADd, IDa home wlllre Gotlll~U,~ Supt. 9:30 a.m. Morn!Dg WOI' day. Graee Episcopal Cbarc• CUr&• Jameo F. Early, pi,. Sebotl 10 a. m.; Sullday quld~Jr belino j;o uaocii.le tha 14ut:crt his JlllllltlfDr . ah!o and Sunday Sdlool, 7 p. PqeviJio Ct1111111111J Cblll'Ch Pomm>)'- Tho Rev. Richard Ill' - LETART FALLS - Wor- 111,11 evqelistic "'"ice, Othal Lon whleh ie felt bY tho•• TIB lovel: '1'ltoD ~ Blble otoriOI m. Evening .ervlce, 1l!atsday -Rev. RUI!IIII Cline, pastor. H. Morttn. Rector. Sunday 7:00 p. m. Sunday (ex- p. m.;, WedbeSday Bible ...,•• , and pictoroa and a oimplo pr&Jer t.> :belp l!im IIPII'~,and 1 Y011111 People's nrvtce, 7:30 p. Mornin& Prayer and 2l1d Sunday); Church 7:30p.m., Saturday tliibt 7:30 ~.m. pr31er meettog. · hi I powiDC flith. Soon ho'll bo lllal:tiU SIUidair' St:,.... m. Tbunday; Evlll8eJlatlc ser· !0:30 1. m. 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Uni- er and Worship 7:30 p. m. rale.tona traiDiDC ball alreab bep1l. Corponter Baptlol a.nrc• vlca Salanlay, 7:30 p. m. and 9:30 a. m., md OUr ehmhn are JWpiDtr ..._..... puenta oqnlp t~~tmael•• - Sunday Schoo~ 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 7:30 p. m. E UB . or month. EAST LEPresbyterian 1plritnall1 today. Tho couple plaDllilll llllrriale need• a 111aturo ... lo!ornil!l worship IO:Io a.m. Freedtm Goopol Million - Re£11~S:,lth Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd Middleport Flrll Uattod ligious faltb. For wholl God baiiJiftlllll&liltle..., or dallllhtlr • • • Baslum Shver•villt Rd.; L. Wv'mt nrvtce • and Thursdays: Cburcb !lylerlaD CUr ~ Rev l'IIEBE GO~ TU BELLI Firat Bapllsl Cbartb, Mlddl.. pastor: Roger a-,.m.: Schotl, 9:30 a. m. AP· ard Rnppolt, • , l'l!llo Rev. Donald 11oooe pas- 1 wv, pt.. Sunaay School, Fell .· ·• PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 p. Scb 1 NO Fre4 tor. SUnday School &·u' 1 m 10 a 1.; Evangelistic service, 7 owEsblp 8·111 P· m., m., lsi and 3rd 'lburadaya· Supl.oo 1·0 30a. l!L, . ' . . . ·30 P m Prayer mee!Jng 7-30 m.: vet!IDg service 7:30 a, cb School 9:~0 ' SW.: : : a. m. George Baker, Snpt. 10:15 a.m. · n." Tu~sda · and Girls Fellowsbl~ 6:30 p. .1!1' • ~a. m. 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 1:30 • WEorsblp Service; BYP 6 p.m.; p. Rollu<i 2nd and 4111 Sundaya: Yontll dasblpy. ~T B 1st - dw.!'!:; m. Jnnlor Clolr: 7 p. m. sen. 0 11 •.• m., venlng worship 7·00 p m · · Cbolr 6110 Wedoesd ,.., 8 • m., ID ~v lor Cboir WedbeSday, 7,30 'p.~. Pr~~ Newman, missionary pastor: ~ 'Met m. 7,30 ay. Suodayo; Cburcb Schoo~ 10:15 · meeting, , p.m., choir prac- Sunday School 1:30 L m.; ~ tina. · P. a.m. SW!day. MORSE CJIAPEL Sy,...uoe First Uliteol 8 30 Uce. WorshiP 10:30 a. m.; Preachin& M rllnayS,.. EUB Cb cb ~worship, 11 a.m., 1st and 3rd byterian Church - Rev. Filii BapUn Cbrch I'IJme. 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, Re 0 M I eJ S .th ar Sundays; Church School 9:30 a son H. Srebbioa, pastor. roy _ Re Ca William 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. su~ ~~ 1 ~~ • pastor: m. Sunday. ship 9 a. m.; Sunday Seboal.l Sunday sci.;,.., ~; un 10:~: Churc/1 Of Chrul van ~eter.~;p,:, E~l Mlaom!Ue MotbWIII Cbllreh 10 a. m:; Bible Study and Wtrabip oervlce, 10:30 a. m.: Bradbory Cbarcb of Christ- Ass't.; Morning worship, - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. er •ervico Sunday 7 P· m. Nurseey and Junior Charcb lor Larry Williams, mlDlster; Bible a. m.· Prayer Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. m.; WerRarmonvllle PrtlbJfertaD 7.00 cblldren. School and Morning Worship, m. Thursday. Yooth · ship service 11 a. tn. On!rch, Howard Rappel!, pa,. Fint Baplll1 Cbarcb, Roelle, 10:00 a. m.; Cbnsuan Endeav- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Portland Metbodlll Charcb- tor. Sunday Sebool, 10 a. m.; Rev. c. L. o•canoor, pator. or, I p. m.; Evening Wor- LotlrldJ• EUB Cbureh John Kimbler, pastor. Sunday worship 7,30 p. m. SW!d•y School 8::10. Fr... Cle- sblp, 7 p. m. . Rev. Jad Youna, pastor· Sebool 9:30, Ha1"ld Roush, SyracDJe !lllul., - Earl Cusllllld, Supl: 10:45 a. m. Mora- • Hemlock G r o v • Cbrlsliu Suoday School Nl a. m.: Supt.: ADen Brewer, Ass't. tor, pastor. Wednesday and Frl· In& Worsblp; 6:80 p. m., BYF Cllurcb - Jamet Qullenberry. Russell Archer, SUpl Supt., Preacbln&7:30 p. m. Sun- day services, 7:30 p. m. and Junior FeJlowsblp; 8 p. m. Worship Service, 9:30 a. m.: worship, 10:45 a. m. and day. Ltute D S ' Evenln& service; Wedneaday, SUnday Sebool. 10 a. m., Stan. p. m. alternately. Bible Study Radle Metllodlll . Church r ay 111m. 7:30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, fiN! Stockton, SUpt. and prayer service, led by W. Kimbler, pastor; S1111- Beor11111lzed Clulrcb II Jesn1 1:30 p. m. Seaicr Cbolr Prac- - d Chart• of Cbrllt- tor, 7,30 p. m. day SChool 9:30 a. m.; Preach- Cllrltt of t.tter llll' llhlll .. ' .•. Itt Choir PriCtice. Joe Robinson, mlnlater; Hom· Cbrlotlan Endeavor. 7:30 tng 10:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; C. W. Proffitt, pastor. SIJ m!Jea e.etldrt • IJpr • llaftlonl er IPormt, Snpt: Bible Sehool 3rd Sat•rday 01 montb. Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. from Racine on Recine • fort. Parts11 _ Wamn G. ZJnn 9:30 1. m.; Morning Wersbtp Sooth llelbel l!lUB a.reb m. Wedneoday. land RDid. Suaclay School, putor. Worablp ervrces .,.; 10:30 a. m.: Eveninl Worship, Rev. Jalk YoUIJI, p a• Rock !iprings olelbod!ot- L m.: Wwshlp 10:30 a. 1 Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST· 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Sf. tor: Sunday School 1·41 a. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor Sunday evening IOI'Vice ,•,t..!cel Llfllll Kflor ucc , rsr: ble study. Norman H. Babr, SupL; Sunday sblp •ervlce 9:30 a. m.; Sun. P. ~·: Wed., worship 9 30 O!elblre Bapttat 10:45 EST. DesUr Cbarc• of Chrlll - Worship 10:4& a. m. and 7:30 day Schoo~ 10:15 a. m.; MYF II 7.30 p. m. Cburcb Scbool at Hartford, at Bible Sehool 9:30 a. m. Preacb- p. m. alteruarely. Blblt Study 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Roman Catholk 9:50 DST: Kyger 10:20 rzr, ing 10:30 a. m., flnll and third and Prayer Service, led by Study, Wednesday, 7:90 p. m. , Oar Lady of Loretto and Chesblre t:!5 EST. Sundsyo. tor, 7:30 p. m. 1l!ursday. Rolland Mo-•1 Cbri - LonJ Bottom - Rev. Ml, VII• F.W.B. Cbarcb _ Maooo CIIJ Cbarcb of ~1, Tappers Plalns l!lUB Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: R. Shipman, Adm. Sunday Scbool 9:45 a.m., Earl M!l!er Street - Sund~y Bible _ Rev. Jacl< Ywns. Cburcb School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Masses : 10:30 a. m., 5 p. m. With the hops 111801ure, and help,_ Starkey, Supt.: Evening war- Srndy, 8 a. m.; Eveo1118 Wol'- tor; Suoda~ worship, sblp service, 10:30 a. m. MYF , Holy Days,: & p. m. lhlp, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Col, ship, 7:30 p. m.: Soble Study, a. m.; Sunday Sehoa~ 10 a. m.: Monday, 1:30 p. m. . St. John 1 Catholic MISIIODlain that 111hich ~ good in family and community life, lhll leaLeyman; Yoong People'• moot- 7:30 p. m. WedbeSday. Hobart VIneyard, Supl Snlloo Ml!lbodlst Cbure• - Near Guyovnle (Dutch Ridge); lure il 1pan10red by ·th~ biU inn• firm~ 41Ul:,. .organQationl lng and B!blt Study, 7:30 p.m. Middleport Cbarcb of Chris~ Study and Prayer Sll'\'lcea W. Kimbler. pastor; Mrs. Rev. Frank Manter!, putor ~·, Fil'llt Bapdsl C' ·-~. Rutland 5th and Main Streets - Don- by pastor, 7,90 p. m. Lester L. Roush, Supt. Wor- 1Sunday MIIJ!! 10:30 a. m.: fllho•e nnme• appear belOUJ. ~:#;::_ · _Rev. Samuel J. Jackson. pa,. a!~ Hocks, miDJster; BIb 1e Adult ClaiS Mealin& 7,30 p. m. sblp &:15 a. m., SW!day Schooi Day o! ObhgaHon 1:30 a.m.; lor . Prayer service 9:30 a. m.: Sehool. 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Mo- last Monday ol monlh. 10:15 a. m. ~ Confession, I> hour before Iunday School 10 a. m., Gel' ElhlllDey, Supt.; Marnlo& WOI' Syraeaae EUB eurc• _ OU Grove Met.OOISI Oarcb l Mass. ' . . ". . - ,,. !rude Buller, Supt. : Worship shlo 10:30 a. m. Evenm& Wor- Paul A. Sellers, pu!M: W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl Salvataon .4rmy ;ervlce II a. m. 1st and 2nd sblp, 7 P· m. Prayer Service, day School, 9:30 a. m.: Croto. Supt. Sunday ~I at :tli• BalvatloD Army, ~m; ;unday' at 5:30 p. m. Baptist Wednesday. 7 P· m. Qutseoberry, SUpt.; 10:30 a. IO:IS a. m.; Preachlllfl 9:!5. roy Ray S. Wining, oHicer Uncol11-Mercury.Comet·E1lglllh Ford lrainin~ Union, Mrs. Mary Pomeror Chreh of Cllrflt - Morning Worsblp Hrvice, Syracuse Melbodlst Cbareh - charge. Sunday 10 a. m. u.nll ,... Bakero at Rolsum Bread Atheno 593-6601 8B N. Court St. ~ ••d,, ""''!dent. Jerry Master•, pastor: Sunday and Srd Sundays ollbe WOIIdeU G. Stutler, pastor; WDI' - meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunr•rlel•n Charcb. lt!npbary School, 9:30 a. m., Cburcb - 7:30 p. m. Evening lblp service, 1:35 a. m., Sun· del' School. sunday 7 p. Rutlaad Free WID Bapdll "'ce 10:30 a. m.; Cbrllliao En- He Service, 2nd ond 1111 day Sebool 9:45 a. m.; MYF Young People'• Legion; 7:30 p. .. ''hurch _ Rev. Paul Taylor, deavor. 6:30p.m.; Evenln& lOr· day o1 mootb. &mday 6 P. m. Prayer ,.eting •· Salvalton meeting; • .,.. '"·' '"" Sunday School, tO a. VICe, 130 p. m. llellwly EUI Cborcll Sunday 7:30 P. m. day, I to 3 p. m. Ladleo ,,, ... ' .. ,. ,;• "'. Guy Priddy. Supt.; Preael> llodand Cbardl ol ~ Paul A. SeDera, putor: ll,\'leD Ru Free Melbodlll- League: 7 p. DL Prep . Buflder6 ond BulldihO Supplies • , ,n~ service. 7:30 p. m.: Prayer Roy Carter, minister. Bible in& Worship, 1:*1 a. m.; Robert E. Smltb, Sr., paator. 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, LOCAL ONION 5868 Cbeller, Ohio Pb. 985-2005 ,.. Jerviceo, 7:30 p. m. Wedneoday. School, 1:30 L m. Worship and day Sebool, 10:30 L m., Blylbe Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: 0. meeting. Otb!!r services by '"' .. ' .. Ravenswood, W. Va. ,. Preaching service 10:00 a. m. Theiss, Supl: Youth FeJlo,.. 0. Pallmon, Supt.; MomiDI IIOtlDcement. ,.. Community Young People'• meeting, 6:30 lblp, 1:30 p. m. Worsblp 10:30 a. m. Ywth SerADVI!NTLST . --y· p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. CAllMIIL EUI tlce 6:45 p. m.; EvaopliStic sevelllllly Adv... •• Muon Bapttn SaldaJ Sebool v. H. Braley, Bible School Supt. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: message 7:30 P· m.; Prayer list CGrch - D.A. V. Hall, corner Seoond Z1n Cborcll of Chrlll, p018• day School, 9:110 a. m., meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Rd., norlb or Meltls Ashland Oil Products and Ptnteroy, Mason. Sponsore4 eroy. llarrlaonvWo Road -Eu· Rowlh. Supl; 10:30 a. m. Laurel Clift Fl'fo Melbodlsl Hospital. Pastar, F. W. PLUMRI~G It Brown'• Bottl.e Ga• >\; 111 lProucb City Blptlst Church 11ene Underwood. minister. Bi- tng Worship. 2nd and ttb Chrcl1 - R. Eugene GDI, pas- James R. Hoffer, Ass't. Serv· ItO Uncoln St. Middleport 992-2550 Pomero:y 92-2!6e ~:cralli~ ~-~ wltb S. blo Seboo~ 9:30 L m.; Morn- day o! the tllOirtb; I p. m. tor; Sunday Sdlool V:30 a. m.; Ices on Saturday: Sabbalb ·-· ·• Rev. "'"""' paaurr. iDI Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- 1ng Evangell!tle Service. PbU Wile, Supl; Morning wor- Bchoo!, t:OO p. m.: Worship, Sdlool el'lll'J' Sunday, bert Reed, Bible School SupL and Srd Sunday of month. lblp 10:30 a. m.: Youth serv. 2:30 p. m.; Youth meeting, ~ ,1., Charch 01 Cod Trln!ly Unlled Clll'c• 01 lces 7 P. m.; EvaogeJloUc oer· :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Tbun1 P ~':a,se~ !be f~~ mon Cbetter Qardl 111 God _ Cbrltl, Pomeroy - Rev. W. H. •lea 7:30 P· m. MJd.Week pray. day, 7:30 p. m. at 37 11111111 8al es - ALLIS CHALMERS - Service 1 ~· ., Fturtb ~ Rev. Dale Tbor11ton. putor. Penln, pastor: Carl Kautz, : service 7:30 a. m. Wednes- ' Heights. Ga!!ipo!is. "Ohio'• Oldtst Dodgt'' Dealer" ann - lndustrnl - Lawn. & Garden . lldMeppl. Rev. Nylt ltordea: 'Sunday Scbool, 9:10 L m.: Supt.; Sunday _school, 915 a. ~ Ulltod Methodist Church Uniled Brethren Middleport, Ohio Phone 6e7·3435 Tuppers Plains II Sunday School 1·!0 a Morning Worship at II a. m. Worship, 10 25 a m. p . . Eden Uo!tod Bl'flbrea .- . -~1ra.lomi: ... m. Evaogeb.Uc oervlce 7:30 p. omeroy - Melvm Alkire, B. Qriol Charcb -Rev Elden .; J ~~~,:f. 10•30 m.; Prayer moetiJII, 7:30 p.ttc DuY!Ue Pu,rtm Rol!ne11 D. : , ~~ySuSehool Blake, pastor: ~~.~~~~ f. . 'l'llelday; Young People's (LAnpvllle Post O!llce), Rev. · a. m. . ew, perm- 10 a m · Winnie I ~ Bapl1sl CM!dl _ Service, Friday, 7, 30 p. m. Cbas. E. Dozer, pa•tor; Sunday ~nt. The Divine Worship at Sup!:: C~lslinn Endeavll' lltlittl1 Scltool 1:30 a. m.; WDI' MI. Morlall Clln ol God- School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. 10:30 a. m. noe Scripture: I P m ciBBSOs far a1l son'1 "Kentucky Fmd Chlckt!l" lltlp 11 a. m.; Wedoeaday, 1 RM. Jomet Satterii•Jd, pu!M Grate, Stlpl. Worshrp at ;z S Se::;'on vice '8 p. m., Preaching 8 '/IJ \ Middleport. Ohio Pomeroy r. m., Pra!tr oervlce. Slllltlay Scbool1:45 a.m.: Wor- a. m.; PUgrlm Youth, 1:41 Pa pea · w nes- m · Mid-Week a r met!l!ni!.ll • 1laltl - Rev. Clytlo IIIDIOD, sblp oemct II L m. and 7:30 m.; Evangelistic service, day, Oct 2ti, at 7:15 p.m. the 7·30 m. w!e:. putx~r: Sundll' Seboal 8:30 a. p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p: m. p. m., Mid-Week Prayer and Church Board of Trustees will Holsinger ell~· leader m.; Balpb Car~ Sup! Sunday Tuesday· Young People'• Praise, 1'/edneaday. 7:lll;. m. meet WM. 7 to I p. m. cho.r '-~ ~auo u'-•~ . : -ho. · ' . J ho rehearstol!. ~· r ~t e vall 111 Cbrlll <lbarcb- Jamet W~ ...... serviCa 10:30 L m. meetlll. 7:30 p. m. Fnday. "Keepaakt Diamond Rings" tmd 7:30 p. m. alternately. llallud CUiU of God - IIDplom HaD ol Namrene rison, pastor. Sunday School Prayer meeHD& Wedneaday at Rev. John Sma!Jwood, pas!M; WitoeaHt - PubUc The Clri of !be Naiarena 9:30 a. m. Preacblng ...,,;·,.. 11 W1 Fill A.U Docto!J Prestri.ptfOTis 312 E. Mala St. Pomeroy • 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 10 L m.; Evan. Sunday, 5 p. m., C...ter - Rev. Herbert Grate first and third Thursday 1192-29&5 Pomeroy . ....... , .... ---~ · ~-"Col=am:;;;bla.;..Cba;iii;pela.,.. -,.w;;arOip~~pllatic--;;•ervlca~~7_:;P.;,;;:m;;,.;..;Y:;;ou;;;n~gl Tuesday Study, 17 p.p. m.: m.: Sen•ico Blblt postor: !dnl~as 1· Sunday Supt. 7:30!Continued 11- m. Second and fourth • '--------Charles Mrt. Bl,.ll, Oo Page I) i' lng, 8 p. m. ntursday: School 9:30 a. m.; MorniD! SUnday II 7:30 p. m. Pra11erll • .. 1ry Sehool, 7 p. m. 'nlDraday. Wonblp 11 a. m.; NYP~ 6:45 meelin& second and ' LuiMran m:: Evening Servtc~, 7:30 Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and llrst Bufldiftg SUPJ>Ifu onc1 Millwork GE"neral Merchandise f i J ~· La~· p. m., f4k!week Prayer oervlce aod third Sunday 7·30 m. Gt11tml C011tracl!ng - •-• ~ru p. m. Wetlnosday. ' · · MIDDLEPORT, 0. Tuppera Plains 667-3280 MornIna Warship t a. m.: Middleport Cbardl 11 llle Nu- Prayer mee!Jng every We<lne•ll Phone 992-3978 . . day School 10:30 a. m. -. ,.. Clyd J B 1 day at 7:30 p. m. Cbr!slinn ............ _..., Kr · ,..,. e · art ett, doavor aecood and fourth Donold Rlckl, Minuler J KOV. - . . 81y. Sclilol 9•30 8. m ' SL Poll'• Latberu Cbml1· .; day, 7:30 p. m. e Your W•lcollllla At Our Protnl Doore 132 E beco d S p Worship I0:30 a. IlL: MI. Rermol1 Uliled Bnllll'eloll ..· School• 9·301., OMOI'OJW • ... People, 1:15 p.m.; II ChriiiCIIarell -James Mil' lu,..•r lchooo 9::10 A-ornlnt Wonhl' 10::10 A.M. WHITE SEWING MACHINES . Sund ~ Pofntr ancl HtlTdware · a. m., or· EVlnglllallc meeting 7·00 p m · lvenll!l Worthllll1130 P.M. "Everything For the Woman th<lt Stwa" oblp aervlce 10:15 a. m. Pastor, Pra ........ W d 7·.30 · " rison. putor. Sunday School Racine Ktnneth McllhlftftfY, lutNI•y lcMellujtt. 83 MID St. Middleport 992-5320 . Pb. Ne-3273 Rev J~Je b ilral ' yer _...,., e · · p.m. 9:00 a. m. Preacblng, first and • . • · P Pomert)' Chardl of the Na• third Sunday, 7, 30 p. m. Secoad Methodnl aruo - !leY. Kenntth Pierce, and fourth Sunday u a m SUNDAY, OCT. 23 Allred Metbadlst Cbart• - pastor; Raymond WalbllMI, Cbrilllu Seitnce' .... \ . ... . .Rev. Pearl Csalo, pa1tor. Sun- 8upt: &mday Schoo~ . t:30 a. 315 Malo Sl., Pt. PleasantMesSiqe Bv The Pastor dsy School at 9:30 a.m. Lloyd m. MOm1118 Worshop, 10:30 a. Sunday senicea 11 1 m l'llolle 1192-3481 N. Second Ave. Dillinger, Supt. Worship oerv· m. Evenlnll Service, 7 p. m.: Wedneaday meetln& ·1 ·p. m. =:::::::::::~ Middleport .182-3284 Middleport, Ob!o tees at 10:45 a. m. with !be Prayer meelin&, 7 p, m. Wed. DST. Study room open '!'Ueo' ' TUNE IN Rev. C~s\0. Wed. evenrng pri'J· 108day. . day anti WetlnesdaJ from 12:111 er ~ervoces at 7-45 p. m. lllclno CUrt1o or llle N... to 2:30 DST. Everyone weJ. " ~ " F!ltwoodt Me-.. On 111:0111t - Suoday Scbool l:illl come. . . '· '. - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. WDI' a. m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 ---lllip sorv!ce, 10 J. m., ffety L m.; Even!Dg Servlee 7:30 p. AMVETS TO MEET other SW!day, 7:45 p, m. Sun. m.; Mid-woek Prayer Service, Tbere will be • opeclal meot· POmeroy I. llaiD Sl Pomeroy ' Sl day Sehoo~ 10 a. m., Jobn Bal· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. !ng of tbe Atnvel8 Pool 30 ' ley, Supt. Morris M. Wolle, putll'. at the Hall In Pomeroy •M·-- 11 Su!llltlrl tho Ch~rch ot Cholcl ... "' "' Sermons From Groce Episcopo! Church, Pomoroy Foreat Ru Melbodlsl ehurcb RatiiDd Cbri ol tbe Na.. day at e·p.m. State Co~~:fll 't ~ ··· } r -Sunday Sehool t a. m., Mra. areao - Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. er Kimes and State . 1390 WMPO RADIO • ~ Fred l'laase, SUpt. Worship sel' m.; Morning Worship tO: 4> 1. ment Adj. of On•o. Paul wel!n.ll ' ' I REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR Iflee, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell m.; Evangelistic oervlett 7:45 w!ll be there. All members Bar-a ot' GDOd Bread , p. m.; Midweek Prayer lletVir:e were In World war II and w~· l l 'Aarning Worlh!p 10:30 AM Sunday 1Stutler, putlr. •.IJO · Huntlnllon, W. Va. . .. 1 Heatll Mlllllodln Clulr<h, Rev. i 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. •nt members are ursed to A Thm1ahU111 Awrorrrh T., RtligWUI Probl.em1• . .,,,,.,_ . . . 4-·~- ..-~• 1....---~------------J' Mu. ilOoallUI, putor; Jact lyraC'IM Qare• Naa.tend. . ... rr I m =: ~-~•Sump, da~ ~ool 10 .:=~ Sund~Y- ;~r· 1 Ml;sloo _ ) 1950GMC! ton • ' ~ 1958 Plymouth ... I OHIO VALLEY '' - 1958FordV8 -1~~~~~=~~~ WILLIS ANTHONY HEATING 1:f: . a..:: ': - 1960 Chevrolet -- 4 Dr. Sedan. VB, Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. One Owner. !:;t ' l I I I GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. l • BOGGS EQUIPMENT "!f•· 66Bulck 64Buick - THE SEWING CENTER !· ~~. .GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. . . HOYT's" SOHIO J$ERVIC£' -:::. "The Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM . "1'! :fA'J' , HEINERS BAKERY' 111 J . . . . ··-·- - --~~------- "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" -. - GIRLS ' ' $1895 • - "October Value-Rated Specials" \ ·' OXFORDS II and stu • '"'"'-- Roush Shoe Store Mlddlopart • $1495 $1185 • 64 Rambler 2 Door H.T. V8 Sta. Wason. One of the cleanest 64s anywhere. It fi·Iow m1leage and sharp. 63Buick • • • • • • RACINE PlANING MILL 66 Buick - • $3995 $3845 Electra 4 dr. Hard Top.. FACTORY AIR CONDTI10NED. Tbis car 1s so nearly new Jt could be put in the ·show room 1be former owner said he would be gild to give · hil full recommendation. This ts the finest and a new one sells for almost $5,000.00. STAR SUPPLY CO. 62Buick • - • • • • $1395 LeSobre 2 dr. Hard Top. ·l'hts car has aU vinyl seats that are Uke new. II has only 28,734 easy miles by one local owner. It has power steerlng, power brakes and automatic trans. RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN 61 Chevrolet BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT . .I 64 Ford Galaxie SOO XL 2 dr. hardtop, 6 cyl., 4 opeed trano., radio and healer, white sidewall tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. 2 d~. hrdtop, 8 cyl. 4 speed trans., radio and heater, wh1te !tdewall tires . ·63 Chevrolet Belair ..., 1_. """-. t ' '' .' '' . I I ..' KEIJH GOBLE fORD USED -CAR LOT . Locustfo,;c.moreSh. MIDD.i 'I:'D · O":'R'"'T•_ • wh€'~1 • $1395 discs, 2-tone paint. 63 Olds Super 88 Holiday Sedan - s1995 V..S engine, power power steering, auto. trans., tinted glass, new WISIW tire., deluxe wheel. air-conditioning, white over grE"f'n with grten Interior. Real sharp1e. br~kes. diSCS, factor~· OBSEIIVII liTH C. J. J!bersbacb wu """'' il of honor II I dinner WedllOI· day evenln& at his btme, Prm•- 11 pect Hill, in observance tf 15th birthday. PrNent were , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers I and Debbie, Bob oDd Pan• and 1 Mrs. Ed{ar Pratt of Middle· . pori: Mr. and Mra. Carl Hyae!J, I Hu!Jand : Willard Ebersbacb ond , Mr. and Mn. Harold Ebffl. l bach, l'onlm>y, and the honor- ; ed guest who l'fCOived many 1 ;I 65 Buick Riviera 2 Dr. H.T. • • - s3395 Full power lncl~dlng ~~~:~el _wind()WS and seat. power antenna, like new wislw Urt~s , dJSCSI tinted glass, factor~· air-conditionin~~ 18.000 actual miles. 62 Olds 88 • • • • • • • • - S1295 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8, Automatic trans. Power steering and power brakes fta• 1· 0 Wbiie1'alla. ·· " · 60 Cadillac .4 Door - • - • • • ~5 Full power, lncludlnr windows and seat, whlte' wlth blue interior, radio, tinted nicev: AT l10811rfM. ~~:'.t':d •:a::· ~~ Mr........... Char,.. Belz- IIIII i"OI! Raise~ at Yotorans j OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL I:GO _ . K arr & Van Zandt Motor- Sales '· .GMAC FINANCING i~~~-·:;~~i;!~;;;~r:,. .· .·:~·,:'· '--.:~r-..~.~!~M~emo~,rl·al Holplll~ ~'~·•--WY~2~.Q~··~-t~~----Caii-H•Iae1 1ot-~ " • $1395 • 1 4 dr.. 6 cyl., auto. trona. radio and heater while sidewall tires. 4 dr. Hardtop, 8 cyl., outomollc trant., radio and heal· . ' BLAETTNARS . 283 - V-8 engine, -auto. trans .. radio. w1s1w tires. Real abarp and real cle1n. Class and wtotw tires. SEE US TODAY 'OR THI SHARPIST USED CARS IN THI VALLEY . er, white sidewall tire~ • dr. Sedan. Like new torquol~e !lnlsh. Extra gond for model. · , . · . , , • 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE NEW FORD TRADE-INSI ~ VI - .r I 66 Chevrolet Malibu-- • • V..S motor, auto. trans., power steering. white over blue with blue interior, 14,000 miles. Real sharp . $1895 YB.LeSabre Co~pe. Tbls car belonged to one of our service man1gers, and It shows 1ts f1ne care. This is a car 1 could recommend to my very best friend, and it is priced to sell. vmw .... R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. -- ·64 Rambler .. llorfke._: One Owner. Riviera Coupe. One of the finest and best sports em ·In America, and this one -'• tops. It is biege upholstery with I extenor to match, and ll spotless Inside and out. ~ -. CHURCH OF CHRIST • . . . 2 dr. Hard Top. BeauUful all wb!to finish with bac\ bucl:et •eats. Slick sblft. A low m!Jeaae sharp car 1DBide and out K&C JEWELERS lYONS CLOVER FARM - • 4 Door Sedan. VB. Had iu and 1/(•ater Auto Tnms . 67 TRADE-INS 65Mustang . SWISHER & LOHSE REX ALL DRUGS . .... .. • To Make Room For· · -~· .~gt ~~:· Th~'" M..J: • Heater . One Owner. Fall Clearance CROW'S STEAK HOUSE TINY'S FOODLAND • 4 Dr. Sedan. Powrr Steering . Auto. Tran s. Radio and 1961 Ford Hh!,,rt/I!IIMt iii; 1961 Dodge VB Motben, Merchants Extended 'Thanks' '. BAUM LUMBER CO. , • • 1959 Pontiac ------------------ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. • 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. - - -------·-·-- - p_, • Station Wagon. V-8 . Auto . Trans. RAY RIGGS, INC. 1'H£ UNITED STEEl WORKERS ·OF AMERICA • 1: fo•ter -m. . '245 Pi<kup. 3 Speed Trans. ::~;/ Uaifil: &i · · • 1 .... �.. ~ ! I I. ' ' / lr WALT WlfiiUIIe ' . vol1e WHitt DIP AUNT LOioif!J!l,V SAV ABOUT 'lORE REPOIIT CARD, U'IJGHAID? HONDA SAW & SERVIa M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT · Super 88 4 Dr. Aulomatic,__p, steering, black finish, R H. 59 Chevrolet $495 II ONI Of THI N1CIS1 PEOP~II DICK RAWLINGS BLAmNARS Bulldqzer Radiator To Smallut !Jeater Core. Rawlings Honcl• S•les Phone'992-2143 Ponoer~y, 0. . . ll'rom tho Largeot Truck or The CALL WY 2-2151 MIDDL I PORT OHIO · USED PICKUP TRUCKS Recon<iiti~d llfld Repainted. Good Condition. GMC• PIC~UP TRUCK, 6 cylinder. 1963 SERVICE engine, ('!IS\Olll seats, heater, good tin•.-.. "UAew Rldll!jir 5hot 62 Corvair · · $895 eCtr eTruck eH..ter Core eBulhlozer ~peed ~eats, new Mon:ta Cpe. -1 red butkl'l trans., tires, white li nish, radio and heat- •· '·• . ··~ ··, 1~2 GMC' PICII'UP TRUCK, 6 cylinder ~~QIATOj .•, Pickup Fleetside. 8' body, VB ' 1964· DODGE PICKUP TRUCK, 8 cylinder Meigs Equipment Co. R..~ Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy l!!k l MUIC IT'S NA-TIONAL RESTAURANT MONTH 'r'OU'RIO GAifJIIJS GROUND, fi<(Aki' I Go, GIRL, oo·f eAny Type er. GOBl£ FORD 62 Buick··· · $1395 KEITH ,., 2-2196 lnvicla Con\·. ('pe. White lint.~ h . rt•d interior, like new ; irr~. power 62 Olds .... $1395 St<~rfire H.1'. Cp~. Full powP.r equipment. bul'ket seats w1th consult>, ~:1dio ~ood USED nyl inlerior. EQUIPMENT eMOWERS eBLOWERS eSPREADERS eTRACTORS •DISCS ePLOWS FULTON· THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 64 Chevrolet $1895 Imp~ la i.~ h 4 Dr Sierra GQid tin- with ~;potless clean mat- ching intl'rior, new W.W . lirrs, V8 rngine. automatic trans., power steering, radio and heater. See this 11harp car now. 65 Chevrolet $2295 IIJ. ~ GASClLINI! ALLEY IJOI() THATS A I'FltAkl' l ly KtNf ''' \: .,, . WT OF WASTED l'ARMGE IF I £~e"R SAW AWl ' .. :' '._.__} Bualness Services listing your firm's services iD the Daily Sentinel's Busi'neS!: I Service column. We invite you to Bailey's for our good borne style cooking. Bring the family bere and often. AU~ONUII £omplel0 SerYtoo Crttt Kradtord rr- or Coola"' A. I. IIJW)POBD ..... Olllt I I tiD Write, .' BAILEY'S RESTAURANT By ART SANSOM Pomercir Iris llallorl Collins PHONE W'i 2-3974 211 E. Moln Hoi"' Bolloy I ,. OF THE DAY I MAKE MORE- PROFIT W.W. tires nnd herder, beautil'ul lo'.' hite finish with maroon vi- 'rtXJ'~ C<~AR, THE ORDER steering and br:~ke~ . uutomanc trans., radio alJ(t heater, good top. llrh·e :1 P.uick 31 only $1395. I• HOWIE SCftNEID&IIi NEW SUHQAY HOURS - - - - 10:00 to 6:30 ; DICK iRACY ly CHESTER GOJILD •. SBWINO m-, repa olee, all II1WL W'l Tbe J'abnc Sbop, l'lllnero!l ., Aalborized Slaier Salel llrrleL ' Zl lie ' Mtl ii LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! • " ly HAROLD GRAY 11 OIJ., &UR!i:' 11<NOW 5Hi Thlf'llo{<5 'SHE KJlLEO MEl SO WAAT~ I &r' TI·Vl'r HllQD UTTLS tlll-tBER HAS 4(NOC!o(ED Of:~ DOlEHS ~ MEti, AND NEV~~ BATTED Ar-1 (Yf. I ~~ NEV£R LET ~ KNOW p l AMO ~~ tvEQ: I H;AR ()I: '«JU CALLING ME. ··~ ect!'~t'Ll LOOil YOU lP, l<ioP, AHP 'ii1!11:1 '!gJI !¥Jll):. WITH A \Ml. KNI!'€1 '100 ~ ME'1 u - rl I'M. 51'\LL l<l0<1NG \ tor, very good eoRdllion, tact Eldon Walburn or be aeen at 47!1 South 3nl Middlepor~ 0., m-2805. ,... : ALLEY 00'" u 10 14 tfe ,. lv SCHULZ P%T...WHAT 15 IT WITH ll-115 /(/1) ANP "lllE G06Glf>? WINNIE WINKLE . 1r 114\IINE. ' .. :6fiE RATiON NEW OF Look For • THE RACINE PLANING MILL • • -~ -' ALONG RT. 124 HAS BEEN RESUMED Watch For Listen For . 1967 CLOCK RADIOS ' .' • • • lUGS lUNNY • • •• ,, .~:, OilIN· FRfl • -1" • . ... .. . .. ~ . . ... . . .. .,, ... ... ... .... , . . . .! ' .... ·, INGElS· ~~ . ly RALPH HEIMDAHL I �.. ~ ! I I. ' ' / lr WALT WlfiiUIIe ' . vol1e WHitt DIP AUNT LOioif!J!l,V SAV ABOUT 'lORE REPOIIT CARD, U'IJGHAID? HONDA SAW & SERVIa M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT · Super 88 4 Dr. Aulomatic,__p, steering, black finish, R H. 59 Chevrolet $495 II ONI Of THI N1CIS1 PEOP~II DICK RAWLINGS BLAmNARS Bulldqzer Radiator To Smallut !Jeater Core. Rawlings Honcl• S•les Phone'992-2143 Ponoer~y, 0. . . ll'rom tho Largeot Truck or The CALL WY 2-2151 MIDDL I PORT OHIO · USED PICKUP TRUCKS Recon<iiti~d llfld Repainted. Good Condition. GMC• PIC~UP TRUCK, 6 cylinder. 1963 SERVICE engine, ('!IS\Olll seats, heater, good tin•.-.. "UAew Rldll!jir 5hot 62 Corvair · · $895 eCtr eTruck eH..ter Core eBulhlozer ~peed ~eats, new Mon:ta Cpe. -1 red butkl'l trans., tires, white li nish, radio and heat- •· '·• . ··~ ··, 1~2 GMC' PICII'UP TRUCK, 6 cylinder ~~QIATOj .•, Pickup Fleetside. 8' body, VB ' 1964· DODGE PICKUP TRUCK, 8 cylinder Meigs Equipment Co. R..~ Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy l!!k l MUIC IT'S NA-TIONAL RESTAURANT MONTH 'r'OU'RIO GAifJIIJS GROUND, fi<(Aki' I Go, GIRL, oo·f eAny Type er. GOBl£ FORD 62 Buick··· · $1395 KEITH ,., 2-2196 lnvicla Con\·. ('pe. White lint.~ h . rt•d interior, like new ; irr~. power 62 Olds .... $1395 St<~rfire H.1'. Cp~. Full powP.r equipment. bul'ket seats w1th consult>, ~:1dio ~ood USED nyl inlerior. EQUIPMENT eMOWERS eBLOWERS eSPREADERS eTRACTORS •DISCS ePLOWS FULTON· THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 64 Chevrolet $1895 Imp~ la i.~ h 4 Dr Sierra GQid tin- with ~;potless clean mat- ching intl'rior, new W.W . lirrs, V8 rngine. automatic trans., power steering, radio and heater. See this 11harp car now. 65 Chevrolet $2295 IIJ. ~ GASClLINI! ALLEY IJOI() THATS A I'FltAkl' l ly KtNf ''' \: .,, . WT OF WASTED l'ARMGE IF I £~e"R SAW AWl ' .. :' '._.__} Bualness Services listing your firm's services iD the Daily Sentinel's Busi'neS!: I Service column. We invite you to Bailey's for our good borne style cooking. Bring the family bere and often. AU~ONUII £omplel0 SerYtoo Crttt Kradtord rr- or Coola"' A. I. IIJW)POBD ..... Olllt I I tiD Write, .' BAILEY'S RESTAURANT By ART SANSOM Pomercir Iris llallorl Collins PHONE W'i 2-3974 211 E. Moln Hoi"' Bolloy I ,. OF THE DAY I MAKE MORE- PROFIT W.W. tires nnd herder, beautil'ul lo'.' hite finish with maroon vi- 'rtXJ'~ C<~AR, THE ORDER steering and br:~ke~ . uutomanc trans., radio alJ(t heater, good top. llrh·e :1 P.uick 31 only $1395. I• HOWIE SCftNEID&IIi NEW SUHQAY HOURS - - - - 10:00 to 6:30 ; DICK iRACY ly CHESTER GOJILD •. SBWINO m-, repa olee, all II1WL W'l Tbe J'abnc Sbop, l'lllnero!l ., Aalborized Slaier Salel llrrleL ' Zl lie ' Mtl ii LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! • " ly HAROLD GRAY 11 OIJ., &UR!i:' 11<NOW 5Hi Thlf'llo{<5 'SHE KJlLEO MEl SO WAAT~ I &r' TI·Vl'r HllQD UTTLS tlll-tBER HAS 4(NOC!o(ED Of:~ DOlEHS ~ MEti, AND NEV~~ BATTED Ar-1 (Yf. I ~~ NEV£R LET ~ KNOW p l AMO ~~ tvEQ: I H;AR ()I: '«JU CALLING ME. ··~ ect!'~t'Ll LOOil YOU lP, l<ioP, AHP 'ii1!11:1 '!gJI !¥Jll):. WITH A \Ml. KNI!'€1 '100 ~ ME'1 u - rl I'M. 51'\LL l<l0<1NG \ tor, very good eoRdllion, tact Eldon Walburn or be aeen at 47!1 South 3nl Middlepor~ 0., m-2805. ,... : ALLEY 00'" u 10 14 tfe ,. lv SCHULZ P%T...WHAT 15 IT WITH ll-115 /(/1) ANP "lllE G06Glf>? WINNIE WINKLE . 1r 114\IINE. ' .. :6fiE RATiON NEW OF Look For • THE RACINE PLANING MILL • • -~ -' ALONG RT. 124 HAS BEEN RESUMED Watch For Listen For . 1967 CLOCK RADIOS ' .' • • • lUGS lUNNY • • •• ,, .~:, OilIN· FRfl • -1" • . ... .. . .. ~ . . ... . . .. .,, ... ... ... .... , . . . .! ' .... ·, INGElS· ~~ . ly RALPH HEIMDAHL I �. ' ..._,.._......_. ~. .~ . .- ·""~. . ~ . · ~ ..-... . ~ .......... ·~ .......' . . :. . ........ -.1 - - ..~ ............ ..........._.... ......... " ... .! ~ .......... ..........,. · - · ··- ____ .. • ~-~~ "II'*' 1 ·~··~ .. ,....._..,.,.... ~ I p· 1 'P< IIti ~Tt!t~u~~t~sPt'0cvhed.;h·· ~~~ss~~ an;:;i~~f;lr JJ&Mm~-IW~:!!-' St;.Ub/~;·'" iS.'· :··s.~ ~a .ker On : :P·l·· · :. . U~<1. on the. tberaputie value · Unll<f8lllhltlhesefour.Jymblei, ans were made to Class 12 ..artle of Heath scripture when us- · one Jetter to eadt aquare, to ' the school lum:h program odist ChurCh Wednesday even- ed to combat modem soctal l form four ordlnar,y wordL Ill! ed' , d!~~~~~ro;; mfirs. :s~~~t~:~r:~:~E swansoo, ~ ; . YONPE - SYNIH . 1 c.., WHY AI\! OVfWfleHT PL.A'Yl50Y W/6 ~NHAI'PY AeOUT LOSIN& 110 f'OUNC>S. I "Autumn Yield," "Autumn's 'IJ 'I Glory,'' "Thanksgiving,'' "Au. "- .1 1\, A tumn•s Harvest," "A Garden," ~ Rings My Bell," "A Friend" and concluded '\il• ~ V 'j Nowiii'I'OIIfethe circled Jettert "The Patchwork Quilt." ,! [\, ,(! to fo:m thuarprlounawer, u During the business meeting · ••KL(:att<lbytheaboveevtoon, . circle voted to sell pecans I ~o:s' wAS A l thiS year for the holiday seas· , A on and Miss Frieda Fnehnle, 1 chairman, announced that f"lordoJ'o '"''"1'" CRANK 'liiCH CAUCUS HAPPEN V tBDQJ I cases are ordered, Mrs. Swan- II I I Ir I X J rI )ADI."er; JMUJ~ you hoH when you •~ .1 · .t·~~- .. :.· .: ..(~'Z.ent£0 n . p· ,.a..,, .. ..,. 1 •• • T l(5 Qp Joseph Struble was suest "" .~Y .Ill~ ,. @'~ . ~ may pl'eSOnted eacb will! 1 , _ s!JWer when.~;Windloc 'IT~ teli!Hiielo loved ones to prac- canage. IDstalled were M r 1. G~en ClUb tner WedneSI(Sl' u~ MIE.'l·· S:O.~ii\On and ,Chart.. Lewll, pJUideui; . Jlln. evenmg •~ llle ·Ohte- ~ ~ llfel 'Pi'eiienHon. ' • · John Terrell, vice president; office. Mr Struble .art·•-d Jns,.cMr lntrl)d ced· .., . Mt1.. 01 . 1 &~ rr'l .b·r "' •:.L ' '·'P!' .a. J oseph Strub!e, ._ u.uur~ · •r · ares · lne homo to remove er; and Mrs. Rober! Lewis, IH> · Lewis, presld~nl; Mr; . ~trul!lv oily £M!i. Ji\Ot. ~J .n!jW leaves retary. representrog. tile · Pomeroy ·ll're to accumwale near the bouse; department spoke on I Ire to put Inflammable liquids 111 A reslonal meeting to be held prevention month throughout the proper containers, and to have In Marlettrl November 10 ·wo country. Most llres are caused co. ~ AI":!BP ha,ve 11 re 8lUIOWICed and se~eral me.m· ;)lum.n lalllltft. The 11omen rtritlanf:"r!ijifi[gf IDd• walll. bers :pll!n to attead. Allo• ~ ~y have a 11'8fl ln!l!!!~ce 'Oi.ld ·~ lilaiDtenl!lce, care I10IIIIced was a meeting a~ tile ' . .· . In cooklna and baklng;'adequate Ohio Power Co. oHice Mliildq, electrt~ outlets. ope~ and m.: at 7:30p.m. for .all Garden . 4 . ,.._ " 8Jlli$IJ,Uer. Vente,rl,cas heatm clllb presidents, and Diemberl -~ ~· J~!d ,fiiili'll! col-d; Interested In Colijlty Chri~' / ~· Jf are Important. ..., : bower sbow. DriiWlngo will Ill SnQ OWeen . Smoking ind careless use 0t mad• lor Classes and detaiiJ 91 other quotations from the Bible ' · llle theme. She closed with ·:' ; j j V '·\ ,1 .\ ., • 1 Mrs. Jack Bechtle was pro- · (XJI. I j j gram cbairman, Bubstitutlng for Mrs. David Entsp1inger and · · a series of readings on I,.NAHLED 1. autumn theme Including . . YoungAdu/t Class lheme.: XI I I (................ ,., '\ ·... .; "Halloween" was the ~Jl).e .m~~es cp4~~~ 16 per cent~ show .discussed. A r· drink r:oliee u•lalt OftJt·State 24. Wf...in 13 I ., , Mfchlgan State-4l Kent State 35 Purdue 20 Notre Dame !8 Miami 33 Oldahqma 0 Ohio U, 13 .es TRAPUNTO OVERBLOUSI Long .slaev• . overb/ouser tropunlo quilting around tr011t ll&ck and &letvu.. Slip onl,.llllc knit · ofroighl ...ill. "1H£1EA1.- .-"• ......... , ' A'" H Jl' '· wm .... Baptist Party orsnce "'odlft uta, Mn: Bahr Clothiers MIDDLEPORT 1;, Ml ··.z . . iS · AREADY CASH SAVINGS RESERVE IS HARD TO ·BEAT urJG Rkhard Bra7 :::;::•11 •-u~tu;mn;th~e~m~e;. ELv?s'lJitLEY "PARADISEin HAWAIIAN and SUNDAY sley Suzann Let h Jas. Shfeeta a g M Donna Butterworth , ..turot~f~1~!rtoona Admlulon: 75c & 40c ~~ij~,•,l,il~ I. ~~liJ.~d~: "RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE• Carol Lyole~LJt,: Chandler Sandra Dee Peter Fonda "TAMMY AND THE DOc~T~R· •1 sovlng1 account here now I RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Depoaltlnsurancl Corporalloll j • Ktntucky .15 QincinOCJti.28., ICansas.i'trle t . ··it· lgn or· arty ax ayers (llPI) Conremoved the final har· to adjolbi1IDLODI Saturday Ia>: . a reVGIUIIO"' ill finance presidential campaigns with tu- dollars. a 31.22 roD call vote, tha tilis1te passed IDd sent to the llou8e a CObllroverslai forlnnstors hill. Its acUoo ~ble final adjournment ol the 19th Cougre" later Saturday. Among tile bill's ·rlden was a proviSion thai would give tho Republican aqd Dei!IO!!L'atie portlea $30 nlillloo ·each In Ia>: revenues to help flljanc!e lhelr 11161 presidential camprti&ns. With that bill out ol the way and with qiJ(ck spected approv. al of a supplemental titaney bill In the Senate, Congress could go home to worry about Its own election prohlelll.!. Most ot the House members alreariY were ·~ill% -~~ .. . ; ' ' oa tltuiUJDti. 'l'bey w.tq Friday. IDelutl1ng ·li big proposed to: break .lor weallby p:oleuiooal men. All "'"m•ted 18 miiUoa ~. lawy<n and other ielf. employed per80DS :would be llnlabed .· ltiltltlrqt& Clmpa/Ju But a number of senators were flircect Ill quit eampalgn- able to doUble to 43,100 tltejr P'OIODI deduction for personal peosloa plaiiJI under the 11-'0111· ln,l r(Dil return to Wasblngton Satutilay to · break a deadlock betWeen Senators Albert Gore, IJ.Term., Bnd Ruaseii B. Long, IJ.La., over the campaign fund. Gore's blocking tacllcs _ . aha~ by a 37 to 15 rote, rejectl!ti bla effort to kl1l the ta>:' measure by tabling It It sllll. CtalmJ Ullt!Oidlli1ltiGttal But Gore· termed "itovel, bizarre, unwise and LllLCOLLSiftuUonal" Ltma's plan tor flnanoIDI presJdentJal eampa~gns, Gore emteudt there are iDJuf. ffcleol safeguards to prevent miluoe ol the funds. UDder tbe measure tnpayera can checll: olf an lbetr lllcome Ia>: returned $1 of their I a x billa to so Into a federally operated presidenttal election campaign. fund. '11he maxlm•un eaclt eandl· date's party would get would bs based ou the total vote ol the previous presidential eJeo. • NO. 38 INSIDE TODAY Page General News ••• • 1-2-3 Erl!torlalo .. . .. .. .. • • 4 Features .... ...... , 5 Pnm News, DateUne 6 Sports .... ... , 7-8·9-10 Loeal Hlghllghta . 11·12 TV Schedules, News 13·14 Womena Features 16-11·17 Cluslflerll . .... . 111-19 Week'a Review ..... 20 !I! LBJ on Way to ., t; '1 "' ~ ~~\ ~ ' mwe ~ Uy lban :, • In Ilk 'Die w.ond pay for eaeh vote 0 the flr4 10 Jll}lJJort - or million In 1118J - wldeh w lie shared equally by the parties. "" Gore Ulcl tbe plaD would ' - n twit "*·' good LLlOIIey wllb bad. He we'& 118 provfJiolto to pra• I' vent the .... tt- ..1es u'UUI Cdl.. ... lng to raise LLlOIIey wblle&~· tltere millions fllllll the treuurJ. ,r, lhouglt there are 1 jam' iii •erskma rtf ·IL" ft"f ltl Dewted fo fhe Cltwatltr l!lddle Ohio Volletf SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1966 \ C.'~ ' .' TODAY'S 'JHOUGMr' "'lbere Ia ·t11111 oae ,...., tntts· 28 PAGES ~ . lHRE! $E¢!10Nt-1 Pomeroy-Middleport PAICI lO Guerrillas Stage Bloody Prelude To Opening of Manila Conference~ SAIGON CUP!) - Viet. Cong guerrillas attaoked in 19 sal»tage, mine and assassination assaulta fn the past 24 hours In Sooth VIetNam in Bn apparent effort to paint an especially bloody plelure of the war .. the Manila summit conference approached, aovernment apok!!Sment spokesmen said Saturday. The new wave ol 'llolence fol· lowed the terrorist hombmg In a !Mekong Delta market squaro that killed IS persons and serfttrtalJI wounded another M wbetl a claymore-type mme pllnted ID, a veptaN• basket went oJf a tltrottg of 1,800 - · ~ lltd eltiJdre!l, • ~ I ll''*l- Offsetting the terror to .some their troops h•d suffered llgbt Navy and Maline JI11G11 1lfi extent, South Vietnamese . casuaiUes In the operation nam- 120 mis>riooo up doW.•• spokesmen disclosed that 1;1, S. ed Truy Klclt - a lar-rangmg North Vleltuunese c:ou1 planes and Sooth Vlelnaltlete anti-guerrilla ramble. They said oo• Air Force• troops have ltilled nearly 800 About 50 miles down the Tbandercblef jel wu chnnted Viet Cong m a five-<lay drive coast, U. S. Air Cavalry troops due to "unkuollll~ eausei,-ur against Communist .¥ll"frlllasr:tn supported by heli<lopter gw> that the pilot was ml"lnt Ill the coastal lowland'~<• miles ships ltilled 19 Viet Cong satur· acllon. ii northeast of SaigOD. day. The cavalry action ta a U. s. Navy plattes ~ Gov~,,PP~ satd continuing mopup of Commu· or destroyed 125 bargeibiil.a 500 of the 584 esUmat'id Viet nlst forces that has seen 1b e group of ble8l'ly 110!1 eaugbt olf Cong dead were killed by Amer· American inflict heavy casual· the northem cou~ wbllv , ~ lean plane. They ssld they found ties on the enemy and take an Force pliota mtashed up '""'lit 70 Viet Cong atuffed Into one extraordmary LLtllllber of 673 othert. · .. care, apparenUy air strike vic· Red captives on one of I b e Saigon spokesmen said ')Iaiii lima whose bodies bad· been war's most successful opera- of the I'Uh of Viet Cong attacks bkl!leD by IJ.eeln& Commwtlat tiona. reported In tbe ~ ;& lirlllli lrOo(lO. • • • · - ·lit the air war, V. S. !POkes- were larp rteala(~·~Tbl ~ llltl man sald Amsrlcan AI!' Forqel bloody. . I " ' '~a • , u.;,; f, ,':. ' , • '1 · ~~£)li$, ,~·•.f:~ ·:'J1 ',. • ' , a v;z ·., Wants Buyers to Get Stamp Odds , . Lee Davidson, "In. Mrs. a patient at Grant Hospital Columbus where she Is belog treated for a severe throat infection. Mrs. Davidson " the daughter of Mr. aod Mrs. Emerson Jones. She fs In room 845. The lour daughters of the late Judge and Mrs. Edgar Ervin visited here with their aunt, Mrs. 0. fl . Stewart in Middle- and their cousin, n Cbar- 1 I' ' ' , mond Boice and their stater, Mrs. Joe WIISOP and family: for a "CoL t I ffattutd BllndYi ... chickea titan 'lllf' 9 ilt dte whAle ~ed~~!I ~~~u~.icago John Erano, ~n of Mr. Mr•. Edward Evans, has to Pensaoola, Fla., lor further tramlng In th• U, S. Navy. He has been at the ~~ Lakes Training station and after 1 Ieav• hero with hll ~ has been aulpect In P'lortjla' y... dtittl: it - be prttty pel cltidm? 'lltooo't- ""' to iDd CMit. ione CROW'S STEAK HOUSE PHONE 99U432 evening al the Church ot Chrfslll Dr. Rolland Boice ol well, N. M. is here for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Boice, and brother, Dr. Ray. POMEROY, 0. d~t~ :r months to z years 10!11". Mrs. Dole Mourning bas re. turned from Columbus she has been the gu011t of son and family, llfr. flild Mrs. James MoutDin& IIIIi cblldr,n. llfra, Ora RoF, Columbus, · ·· · . ' · ( ~ ·· ';· .,. · · :· ;:'!'n · :r-·~ : S.turday 11·e ·gotid 'I'' " ~· p1· • . .. ~}l . . Y..• .. p ng. We . . .. havins our Fur,nJture Sale on the 2nd.MC( _·.-.~rd.F··- Wellkno~n auelltill , -,.B•g .• -.rd•y on the mtin floor d.''"'fol'teall "c. ~lectioM:It.bi&:••~Jit*.:f:'Ail,il., ~ ~-. •re; ~•vin~ I S..!e"~f'MI!.rij'•T-:fl',i~".nd Boys~~..,. _ t he H " . OUieweres A. 1c . ""nul ' Kod k 1 ' ' De~,rtm!"t ..•, ~!•( 9f, Flowtr ,.cotta Stte ~ Fil •. ' · 1.\ ~ " fiiWn\ firi nwacts m ere tiWeys on · Bulbs 1ncl our All Co.metict end Sile cin the llltln tr.r. ~· •• - _, In · ~r(. '1i1UrfJr. .1il Po.;,~ '.: Y~r , . , ,. .. ~~fer Jo~ Wee ring A I Fo pplre r Your F•"!lly and· F11,rnhu.r e. and "o · • ur Home. . ,, · Fumllhlng1 For. ..·~ J ......... ... "·~--~ .......,...... .. ~ { .. •'' -.. Pl'l'I'SBURGH (UP[) - Mrs. tlngbouse Electrk: Corp. . . the IntetoaliOnal Union of E•...,. trical Workers (IUB) reacltetl agreement Satunlay tl1 I throe-year <OIItrad. 'Die agreement Is retroaollft to Oct. 17 and Millo until N39, li, 11168. II prevldes three '"""',. · wage Jnneaseo, two eosl • ol • Uving Increases and a pay rallt for ltlgbsr skilled wortero. , The proposal was IIUbmltW to the JUE earlier SalurdiJI' following ail-nltlbt barPI ""' sessions conductetl by ~ taUves ol the federal MtdJtt. liOn and '.:OOclllaUoa ~ :l was approved onantmouslr 111 the WE • S.member WOII\Llfo bouse Conh!renc+ Boerd. Santa Getting No Free Ride In '66 WASHINGTON fUPll - ta Clall!l wtU have Ill Pill' liJI own Will' to VIet Nam tltl.l Ouistmaa, but &lUll bs flor4 ..... cilll lor lllll"'laentl!tt .. apected to relc1t ~ .... portiotbl. There wDI bs DO fret llrlll M there wu Ia INf, All paILI!t wD1 llan to .lttt It'!\ 111 reeular mall - IIID'fact .. - II lillttllld .p ollll ,._ u. s. l,.., ' '·"" ,. II I womeu hood go out they '11111!11 m Nov.enthef ··- .: ·Mjlr'·.. Turne of her Keiser parents,MlnonJDie Mr. IIIII Mn. · r, Harry 0 ;ear lib mask 10 !hi!!> alomflil. ~ · l'earHf~lfman Mr. and Afr,, 1!. A, B~ UlllOI beIosee~ Many Muslims and Freaa f!dwardi, . and faiDUy of LotJan were Sr,l"' Ml~onH0I~ fist.· . u:h• mteting w.. opened With day dinner euesll of Mn ' an said she hllll ' claq song, ·•BJeat· Be the tea Withrow ' :a=':..~""s::":~odfflra! ;:" ~~the Pfe&ldenl, Jleu. Mrs. Nor~ Rou1h apent TJwri. 0 1ng Wll8 given to ti, er· th . · "!'hi! Halloween day wllb Mrs. Charlet~ Wlthin apJWe<iatfon of ·bse 1"':!er ~'lrll was ·~ oJJI In the row. ing aod '•formatl've r n s~ I'O!IIbm~ of dbugi!nut'8, or- Mrs. GladYI Smith ol Brrrb, "' talk. ange purrh. coffee, apples and erton and Miss Pearl HoffmBO, tile guesf'ot M D I candy. 'l1if table was decor- a mlsslonary from Paltlltan tng · 1'8. a e M~rn- ated ·wJIII bla~k-~11!8 and pump- were weekend p&ll of Mr' 1 .._.~'-.i;iiiiii . .,.... · ~_;·_:'ii;·~~~lns:·~ · ··..· ~"....· ~·~"~"~·~·...,·;...-~and:::!.Mrs:~·!B~.~D·;..Cunnln&ha:~~lll.::;_ ' ·' ,, I< •':t· ... room 386. Serving Meigs County for Olltr 941/fart POMEROY eport Mrs. Ohio and Mrs. Jack Stewart wide..W,• POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1 Georgia.2J 1 in. Po mero" Meet the World's !~~~~1~;;H~:t~lty; 'lbe.rf•J~~ . " NO.I ;ziii?r~~~t~~~~ :~~~l' :o~~:: s~tu rd~y CHICKEN SAI,ES ~::~~~mE~::~~~ Until9 ·:irltll_'· .e. ~. Eve.rling .,• Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mad$1f' 9 . Otterbein 6· Colgate :43 Brown 7 vlru"': Thomas Young tn Pomeroy. Clllicldy-cash to spare, without cost or deprivation-there's nothini! so convenient as having a substantia[savine• (U)C()uilt here in our "full-scale service" lbank. Save here regularly-you'll save more, fasted ~* Ab MiddJ ;:::::::::~::::::::::~~~port, visitors mcluded Mrs. Wllliam /J Wheneveryouwantorneedextracash . uJi (ifj j iJ ---FRIDAY, . - -. ·- • SATURDAY ~·•1• Deposited in our bank ••• for safety plus interest! ,tr New, 21 Tbe ~ PreTe~~!t:l:r ,} 1 S THEATRE Sundar thru Wednesday •!* About Pome.11oy fD J s:l:t Lee Grant · Open a ,,.ho,j;s;;_; ;.;.. Gui!SfS.r "= ' iol<lia.d and ~rmy 28 ----~~·~----------~~~--------~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~--------~===:~==~Ti ~ •' ementary School J \ 'I'· I G d ran porents are Honored by PTA Ch t E/ • J ,A , Bowling ·Green·35 Pittsburgh 0 • Wm &·MolY 6 .Michigan 49 Syracuse ,28 .. ' Penn.State 31, Minnesota 0 H.oly.CroS$ ·6 ~ W. Viiginia 6 ~' son reported on the budget r•mluw•h• Conler/m71111.. • I ""-'-' 1/le YO\IIl& Aodult··cfil... Ill .of..aJl,ll...... lie pld. 'J1he Better Home and Ga~ items for the year and plans •- ACUP&CHAUCII the ~ Pojner.Y' First' ·:'·iJaptil ''~lln~nf,fie'sald~shnuld bookonHousePianta.''wasPtf were made to pay the pledge chumh met Tuesday evenln. alwa)'ll have the lire depart- unted to the Pomeroy Llbr~ to the church budget. T h e in the s<><lal room of lhe church. ment ~hone number handy. 1n by the ctub. Ml'll. 'lboiiiPBQI!; group also made plans to The room was decorated by case of fire, pran a safe exit, ways and means chairman, he'14 with the Bloodmobile prog- o~ Mrs. .Carvl!f WIUlalll.! and Mrs. "'OIIIImtm 'Mamt ftre depart- a plant and bulb aale d~ ram thiS year as before. r er Terry l'tlalln and featured I ment, do not ~n!e.l'. house Ull- the e~enlng. M1ss Faehnle announced that By Mrs. Donald Mora Ralph Trussel presented felt, bat on wings at tba en- der an)' Clroumstances and ·he Flower enta Pictures for the church Grandparents were honored Pr<stdent pin to ( lrl trance, pumpkins, skelelons and sure ehHdren and elderly have judged b -:~~ctor Hw:=;r ory Will be taken Saturday, Oct. the program when Chester who has served the pa•t crepe paper streamers. Mem. been placed in nands of respon. of Wlldw!,.. club and blueyrili29.. Mrs. NormBn Wayland, P'TA met for the October meet· two years as unit preSident. Mr bers were In costume and · af• albl~ ,. people. A question and bona awarded to M Ll · cha1rman or Aftffnoon Circle, mg at lhe school Monday even- Kautz spoke br~efly on the ter ,.guesamg their identity ·the ani-· Jl"rkld followed. Moore Mrs Cbarl::· Lewor! announced the first meeting for ing. As each Grandmother ar- levy The Cllester PTA regular meeting was hOld ' Ml'ii. "LeWis opened "e mee~ Mrs J' hn .;, :::.· 1 Mrs. Jooe Th us r day, Oct. .'n. and · ed · · . "' , o oerret nv , a corsage of fall flowers record as favoring the levy. PfOyer by tile Rev. ' ~rver lng , wlth devotions taken from Struble and Mh. Robert me~ hers to brmg a was pmn•d to her shoulder. During lhe program, each Williams opened the 'lriMing !!'he Bailie lor -Peace: by Con· family Bible.. The Circle Mrs RaJ h grandparents Introduced him· and deVGtions were led by Rl· rad N. ffilton. Eac!h 'member Halloween aamea wert ; ce1ved an mv1tat1on to attend dent ·ope thTrussei.. pres!- self and told how mBny chard Finlaw who read An Eve- read a paragrapb ll'om The 4ucted by Mrs. Cbarlea J.AW ' ~~~meeting at the Cb~rch or the PTA ;raye: a:'e:;~ With children they had in school. · Prayer. II was deci~ to Golden lferiUigl>' ""Mlin\bers of during the social hour ~ nst Thursday everung lo led b Mrs song Mrs. Pearl Mora reminisced some new chairs lor the·Walk·llt IDd•Wlljlwood Gar- prtze8 awarded to Mra. VI ·. ~": M~.Lowell Lusby of and a~comp~ni~u~;~~~~ce~ about school days at the CeoSunday SChool room. Mrs. den ellltii' were W.l~ed as Hysell, Mrs. Struble and '. IStlan College. e B kJ · og tral Grad• Scnool in Orval Wiles, Mrs. Harry Ball- guests. ' · ' · '1 • u•· Terrell. Mrs. Cherl01 Hay~ cY The group voted to bring a rDu:c ey. . where she attended and ey and Mrs. Oliver Michael Officers were Installed by the door prize. The Ira ' ~~a~ msteadft of lhe usual it wa:n~n~~n~~:'"t~:t ~:~;~gg taught. She also spoke of fond were named as a committee to Mrs. Robert Thompson who prize donated by Mrs. o, , J:: " mas g1 excbange f o r memories of Professor c mvestrgate ways of helpmg the . Heaton wlj awarded to ,.,:~. the December meeting with spoons h•d been purchased for Coats · · elder citizens of the commun· Terrell I' amount to be used for lunch room but the tea- M ' P • Jty a OWeen II sionary pledge spoons were yet to be acquired, rs. u~ley Karr spoke Rerreshmenta of doughnuts f' f : ~~;;. The Hallowet~~ lheml w' 8 Mrs. Evffett Davis and Mrs Mrs. Trussel announced that he~ ~em~les of the one room cider aud Halloween candy reO flte W .. carried out by the ~ Bruce Lloyd were named ~ plans for the Halloween earn!- !~t."~~t ores! Run where by the hostess, Mrs. Wil· the exeouUve COlllllll~. • •. the food committee and Mrs. were ":ell underway and Mr liams. The table carried out nuts iced In and ~ Nan Moore and Mrs. M. L. decoratmg and setting up . ;nd .. ~~ Carl Kautz the Halloween theme with Members of tile Busy Bee were served from. I llblet .. 1French to the cheer booths would be done of Wed. ~ng • uet K..ow WHo Holds matching anpklna Games ~ Cii!SB of tJuo Mldclleport Fi 1 lered with Ill lft'l1ll8llll{m !iJ tee. A rouod robin card was . evening Oct. 26. AU M~mo~ow," accompanied by uoder lh~ direction 01 . U~ .()urcil''l!lljd}'M' 8 ~- mariaolcts llld oranp sent to Mr. and Mrs. Noah committees are to be s. oger Buckley. Guy Cowan and Mrs pJia. loween ·party· '11hursda ev nl m a (llllllllklp.. F1vor. - . . Haskins. Mrs. Swanson report- at this time. Admi<sion at the th Mrs. Ralph SemiSter told lin. . at the church The ~ue~~ lieu of black Wllcbei a1ir1 ed that the Eleanor Circle door will be 25c "'' person h e ~~.;;;:;'g true story Attending were the above and was decorated with orange pumpkins. would he In cbarge of the With game tickets to be free er 1 and life With her Mrs. Richard Flnlaw Mr and and black paper st~ . · <hU:cb decoration• for the of charge There will be a sweet ?,wn beloved grandmother .~n Mn. Jenkins 8JII!Iber,' Wil- black cats Bnd obllns ::""' . " Ch~IStmas season with Class 12 shop and refreshment booth. I Remembe~ Gr~ther. Uam Barnbart, Jlln. Harold party. Tho.'" att!nrtlng were": j asSisting. Mrs. Lois McCain and Mrs. The hospitality comnuttee Lemley, Orval Wiles, Mrs Eu· 008lume and a and ~UII Mrs. Swanson closed the Betty Dean were named to November 18 •s follows : gene TrJpt~.!ID!l M nd 111 w Jltla. gr march 8 meeting with a prayer lor peace lhe table decorating for Woodrow Mora, Mrs. Wllllam , ~an iucJa I , 1'1. IR Conjunctton with the Farm Bureau Annual Holter, Mrs. Donald Mrs, tho tu nd es or servance of Business and Pro. that will be served by the Roy Holter, Mrs. Roger I • .,. 095 mes R prtzes were 1Chester PTA at the lessional Women's week. grade er and Mrs. Norma Amshury, llff)lfQty 1.!"bsl b~ MrsEI~ll~~ McGhee, course was served by school on Thursday, Nov . 3. Refreshments of dougbnuts, Pai.lw~tn Mrs. Cly~~· wm': Slaven, the boste,.es, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Robert Wood, c 0 u n 1y coffee and c1der were served ft!fT~ .' J b Tu renner, Mrs. Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. Council President, sent her the lunchroom . which was ~OllJefl ~;;t Hallie Mcintyre Mr. 1114 Mn. Hl!ll!)' Koenig James Jlv1den. The table was appreciation by Mrs. orated m keepmg With the . . . , ., • Qemlona w~ . of Csmbrl!lfe ud Mrs. iludl covered with ~ orange clolh Barton for the hospitality ex- Halloween season. Hostesses sl:: liit ~~ *'-;. lilc(l!mlr :~~ =: of Windon of! Henderson, 'fli. va.: and centered Wllh a fall ar· tended to Council when It met eluded Mrs. Bertha Smith, Pa~~ lliUI ali' . ~lien from· TJW-"'' U a VIsited !(onclay lflerDoc8 .111111 there on October 6. Wirth, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. tho ll'~ t1' •t Room o!CI'lptur take fper MISI l!tbel Koenig 11 the~ Mrs. Berlha Smith Brown, Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Orr, Y .. • mornlnf Ma~ e n rom ol Mia& El* Hart. nu; thanked the PTA f;r the new Mrs. Mathers and Mrs. Weese. ::1eC~ c~U: J:a,.. Durin::;' :us~~':::g r!~"t;:· Mr. and llln. Wayne Prln<e '"'"""'· 01ltll first ••d kit purchased for the Mrs. Glad)'ll Smith, of Ba~: Mrs. Wme~er rled and Mr. and Mra. Sberler Swu school. Mrs. Smith conducted ton accompanied her the "n~ll-' kiltl11!r! '~ uld bs visited Wednesday with.. ~ FRIDAY ond SATURDAY room count with Mrs. Paul speaker who ·has spent Instilled in N~V'!l!liler wo Uvea and lrieods In West October 21·22 Orr's third grade winning the 10 years 'jn 'Pakistan among The birthday song ~u VIrginia. ..OY, DID 1 GET A attendan"' book: Muslims, told of lhe 100 bed lor Nora lllllla; Beulah Mr: aod Mrs. Eldon KraeutWRONG NUMBER! The new president, Mrs. OUt hospital arid of her work there Roma ~widns Jennie Kauff er were Wednesday bulibell <Technlcolor) whieh Is mosUy with the wome~ Jeasle Hduda~U and Flortneli visitors In Gallipolis. Bob Hope El~< Sommer rangement or mums flanked as they are not per 'tled til 'TA!botl N ed to 111 Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Dillard ! ''TER:~~~ ~u~rCITY With candles carrying out the a male doctor. : . . thefli 8 . tb ~~ of Lancaster were recent sue•ta .4 ~ '"-1 ~ * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 October 21, 1966 brown heslop humphrey rossiter