http://66.213.69.5/files/original/79db7de1e12db485dca6ead77af2b650.pdf 6d32fac1fbeae03181124edb9a0f3dc9 PDF Text Text \. '' ,,.., t' ..., \ Thursday Friday, S~turday and Monday :.. E~dlof th& Month Sule i~ 'every department atEiberf:rds In Pomeroy-Store hours: Week;d.ay*' ~,:15 to&; Frid~y -~o 8 and Saturday 9 to 9 PM. Lots of bargai~s for your home a~~ family~ ,___...:.i_· - - - - - - ; SOCIAL CAlENDAR I WEDNESDAY THE ROCK ~PRINGS home· makers club wiU meet Wednes- ! ' October !6 at I IV"· at ' day, the home ol Mrs Harold Black· ; ston. The topic will be meal : planning. I · Fii:ENF.Y-Bennett Post 128, American Legion,. will have a · spaghetti dinner Wednesday ev. ehing at the legion hall in Mid· dleport beginnin~ at 6:30 p.m. with the regular meeting to follow . PJans will be complet. ed. for the community Halla • ween observance to be held at the Middleport stadium Mon· day, Oct. 31. In case of rain , the event will he held at the legion hall. All members are urged to attend the dinner meeting. HEATH METHODIST Church will hold a family night dinner Wednesday evening, Oct. 26, at 6:30 p. m. at the church. Those attending are to bring a cover· ed dish and table service. T~e I Rev. Calvin Rodeheffer. dJs- , 1 1 I PLAYnX s ALEI SAVE NOW ON WOMENS SKIRTS See this outstanding group of womens all wool skirts. Solids, tweeds, herringbones, and plaids. Many styles and colors to choose from. $12.95 WOMENS SKIRTS . .......... .. ... SALE $10.29 _ $1D.95 WOMEN'S SKIRTS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE $8.2'1 $8.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. SALE $7.29 $7.95 WOMEII.< SKIRTS .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE $6.2: $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .... .. .... .... .... SALE $4.2 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waltoo, Reedsville, Obio, are annOuae. lng tbe engagement of lhelr daughter, Sandra Kay, to Pvl. Gary Landon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dooatd Landon, Tuppers Plains, Obio Pvt. Landon Is stationed at Fort Gordon, Ge<Irgla , wbere be is in Radio Teletype Repair SchOOling. Bolh are 1966 graduates of Eastero Higb School. Wedding conON POOR BOY SWEATERS DUSTERS Washable cotton print flannel and Cordana. 1'4 sleeves, button front, 2 roomy pockets. Sizes 10 to 18 and 38 to 44 . JOO % DuPont orion _poor boy knit sweaters. Long sleeves and short sleeves. Solids and stripes. Sh:es small, medium and large. 3.95 C I b db e e rate y Mrs. Hansher Golden Rule Class Meets at W'/son Home Solo MI!I!IS $6.95 WOOL WORK SHIRTS Solid colors of wheat, blue, Ioden green. Rawhide Iace nee k. Sll po ver style Sizes 6 to 16 l ' FOR THIS SALE 3.50 GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRT$ GIRLS SKIRTS ..... ..... .. . .. ..... .. .... ... ...... .. .... , .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ,. .... . .... .. , .. .. ................ .... .... . .............. . .. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $7.29 $6.29 $4.29 $3.49 $3.29 $2.29 S.lt Mono $3.91 knlb Dtnlm loYJ $1.95 Long Sltt¥1 SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 6 to 18, Stripes, Paisleys, smart plaids. Button down collars. save Soft and 7~% ~% 3·44 69c polr Large size fine cotton white handkerehlelt with shadow stripe or wide hem. for WORLD COAT SWEATERS Rove double elbows lor extra wear. Fam0111lnlerloek 1mlt weave. Comfortable, wamt and 101111 wearlllg. Bron Jllatb..-. leal heather, navy blue. Slzea 38 to 411 and al!es 48 to 114. 7·00 5.95 lltTRA SIZES 31 TO 36 .. .. .. .. .. ....... ... .. .. .. $3.95 SALEI MINS ILUE DENIM 3.95 Girls Ginllft' Snop0 $1.95 PHIL MAID ENSEMBLES Cotton Panties Nylon mat<bing gown and robe ensembles. Mint, pink, maize and blue. Siz. es small, medium and large. Solo 7.00 lOO'll eotton, washable, full White only. 3 pairs 1.19 MR. WRANGLER AND PONDIROIA YOUNG MENS $5.95 SCRUI DINIM SPORT SHIRTS Pullover style with rawhide la~e neck. Solld color 1D blue, blll'iWldY, Ioden green, wheat. Small, medium, large and utra large. All sizes up to 14. $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. ............ . - - .- SALI $2A9 $3.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. .. ..... ..... - •• - SALE $3.39 $4.95 GIRLS DRESSES ..... .. .. .......... --SALE $3.89 $5.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .., - ..... .. ... ...... ,. SALI $4.19 $7.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. .........., ... - ... ... SAL! $6.39 $1.95 GIRLS DRESSES .... ... ..... ..... ...... ... SALE $7.39 $10,95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. . . - ..... ,....... SALE $1.29 $13.95 GIRLS DRESSIS ...... . ....... ........ SAL! $10.2'1 $16.50 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. ..... ...... .... 'SAL'I $13.39 $3.95 PHIL MAID WOMEN$ BRUSHED TRICOT GOWNS Warmth without welgbt is youn ln thele aleepww fav. orileo of luscious Brusiied '1\icot Walls lenf(h and !on1 IOWDB. Sizes amaU (32-34), medimn (36-38), lorre (4().42), and extra large (44-46). Pink and aqua. Oc·j 3.66 . macblne cut for GIRLS DRESSES lllo Made of 10 ounce blue denim. Saaforhed lhrunk, triple stitched denim. Bar Ia~ at all stra1D poinll. Sizes 34 to 48, comfort. Won't sbr!nl out of fit. a..t resistant waistband. Sizes 4: to 16, I ltl 4.50 The aox for 1111 1p0rt. wool, 85% rayon, 10% eylon and ~% <atton. Proceoaed to redUCt! &brinklie. Nylon reinfor· ced heel and toe. Sizel 10 tbru 13. ~% 2 pairs Soft and warm 100% cotton flannel -'full lenath tailored pajamas for women. Assorted prints. S!uo 32 thru 40. Our regular ,2.95 pajamas. pairs SoiJd white ond white with llripe topa. 5· 00 Zipper Front Jackets . belie combination. 8. lolo 2 pal.. 1· IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND. FLOOR Models"" Holl•y Suppha - Ho"r Kits tt.. ...... ohopplnt lo ... lllo - Holtfty Models on 111o on tho lit Ploor. •••·· v •• l i d - Kits. lllllh ·u Vlalble FroDt, Brei- .Gr&IPIDIIIand iDd Othan. Sport XIII lite Joluull Ullltu, DempMJ VL l'll'po and more. New 11181 Jlode1 Car XlltiJielal Xito of the old ean. Beatlf to lUll tar Buldr, Blvlera, l'ord GT, Corvette Stint IIQ', - - . 111 1'11 Alrplallel lltch 11 Sluka Dive Bombor, Jlulllilr eqtdp. pod 'l'n1ller Plant, U. 8. NaVJ Jlel1 DlVtr, AllplaM Dl 111ch 11 Botlnl m JetllDer. ·brutheo, fiiiOiand 1111111' bobiJ)o IIUPJilJ iteJ1f. Yot. f')ll'll 81\107 lookln1 OVII' tbil IIIW Hleetiaa. ~ lfme to ... wW'i • I l l the bobby bnot·w Id\!!lf • ,.,.,_.... ,.fDII, . SALEI BOYS SCRUB DENIM JEANS 111'• oz. dllllm In popular Wealerll slfle. IIIDforbed IInDt. ltiGULAl ...lt IIZII 2 TO 12 _ .. ___ IALI OM IIGULAl tut IIZU 14 TO 11 - - - - - IALI Noll 00 . 's.. Tilt·Ntw ''HooYir'' walll.,.. De11onsbatetl . . On .... 2ad ...... All Col. . of Nylon Net 721neh Wkllll - - yd, 29C ben. ' -------- ....... -··~-~~-------- 1-00 !lllrs SELECT YOUR RECORDS Toko Slzu 11111a11, medium, large and tJilri. large. Two poo. teta - 100% wool - 'l'he popular red aD4 blaell cbeclted pattern and now a new pattarn In 1187 aod Exquisitely tailored - finely ltnlt all rayon panUeo. Lnng wearing, smooth fitting. Your eltolce of band leg or elastic leg briefs. Wltlte only. Slzea 5, 6, 7 and 3 raur Obotee and b117 what you wut. MENS ALL WOOL SHANMONT PANTIES while. Long weulq. Comfortabe to wear. or Konoral iD 33 BPM or 45 RPM. Brow'!.~naol UtrouP·tile reeonl departmen~ u.teo to the ...... SPORT SHIRTS 8.95 u. . . . 10, 11, 1J and Random mixed brown and Seteot JOUr tavorltt record. You'll lind a bll eeleetl0111 3.95 WOMEN$ WORK SOCKS Stereo MENS PERMANENT PRESS PLAIDs-PAISLEYS-SOLID COLORS All are tho •....,... need lronllll'' materialo tbat are 10 popular now. Plenty ollhlrla with lona talll, plentJ ol tapered s!Jieo, plenty of eonserntlve tn>oo, too. 1D rtiU1at and button down ooUar leo. 8iuo .JtP.II (lf.W$ med· ium (lJI.II!\iJ,larlo (111-:r\i) and txtri ll1'le (17·1V~). 2 for 7·00 2 8, 8\i and 8-11. 2 ,... 79c SLEEV~ MINI ROCKFORD RID HilL out11 Bop 100% coltoll top and 70'JO cotton and 30~ DJ· Jon foot erew ooeb. Sllea 1-00 LONG Use EIIIMfelds Sensible Cndlt Service PlanoJ<n:" lor complotel;y raur home. . CREW SOCKS ATHLETIC SOCKS Slop iD Elberfelds me111 department right awQ", 1M the Carhartt brown Duct OveraU. ond Jacteta, the Leo fine quality blanket Hned overall jaeketl, the b.on)r twill Jackett with blanket llnina: bJ KiDJiole, the DIIDI Worlc Ulllforma, Coverall.l, heavy winter underwear, wort oopo, wort belli, IUIPtnden, work Jl)oveo ol all ldndl, worlc altlrta. Now Lo a JOOd Ume to otock lfll on wltat JOil need. Bo reatlf lor colder weather abeod. l'or purchuiDI Fum!· tun. Appllaneea, TV'a, IOYS MIPRfNIII'OOT" "SUN" OR '"'PUN• Katz Flannel Pajamas Solo WORK CLOTHES BIB OVERALLS .. l . • . ' ., Ia .... MENS 100% WOQL BUnON FRONT . Sizes 14% to 17 and extra large s!ua 18, 19 and :!0. Smart plaid ratterns - 100% cotton. FUJI CUt With long tsilll tha atay tucked in. 2 Sllpovero - Coat Styles - In a line rroup of fabrleo and eolors that you'll reaUy like. Solid <oiDI'I, llrlpes, aU woola 100% orlons, Shetland wools, Woo) and Polyester Blends, Lambt Wool. Why don't you slop In on the Ill floor. !leo the big oelectlon mona sweater& Try on oome of them and select what rou need nowt Be aure to see, too, ihe SIDeaters for BOJI' of a!! ag11. Popular styles. Ready 11010 for your aelectlon. MENS $3-95 KING KOLE · LONG TAIL EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT BANG SAEN, 'nlalland <UP!) -President Johnson flew 1o Thailand today for a much needed breather and talks with lop political and military leaders ol this key Asian ally which has made bases available for U.S. air strikes in Viet Nam. .. ~ Pr•sldent, feeling sleePY but buyoed ~Y his dramatic v1slt w1th American Gls at Cam Ranh Ba), came here for a th.ree-day slopover from .Manila. Hm Air Force One Jet had cloged U.S. Air Force fighter cover as it passed high over Sout!I VIet Nam en routa from EQUIPMENT INSPECTION - Rolland Torrence, superintendent of the Ohio Department of Highways the Phfllppines. garage In Meigs County, second from left, discusses the county's snow equipment invent~ry with ga~age per· The fighter" came so close 1o iOnnel as the annual intpection of the heavy-equipment got underway Wednesday mormng. InspectiOn of all the wingtlps of the prealdential trucks equipped with snow control equipment was made by officials of Division 10 and Columbus offices of plane that the faces o1 the pilots the Ohio Department of Highways. - Sentinel Photo. were vlstble. I cranberry. 1'be --- .. . of Sweaters For Men MEN WHin HANDKERCHIEFS 15c 71% Cotton and 29 % Nylon stretch denim ]eans, tailored for perfect fit, side zipper. Sizes 10 to 18. Green, blue, 1 . aoCkl orion &Cl'Jiic and streteb nylon. Ma· ehiao w..hable. Slzeo 1J. 81> and 9-11. White and colol'l. ton. Sanforized shrunk. Ill\. ~ weight. loll durablt, long wearing crew Slzea 29 to 34, 100% cot· FLANNEL SHIRTS WOMEN$ STRETCH DENIM JEANS CREW SQCKS WESnRN JEANS 4.33• WARM SNOWSUITS One and two piece styles. Washable fabrics. Some with pile jackets. Attached warm hoods. Infants and Toddlers sizes. Pastel colors. and deep tones, IIOYS ORLON SEE THE NEW SELEC TION during this sale. ! Mrs. Goebel is H R ostess to ose Garden Club 5 They never need ironing. Blue eolor. Slzeo 29 to 34. Perfect school trousers for High School and College. A special group of girls skirts in scrub denims, all wool solids and plaids. Washable corduroys and cot· ton plaids. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 w 14. $8.95 $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 $2.95 86% Wool- 15% Nylon. Full length shirt tails. Two button throUgh flap pockets. Sizes 15 lo 17. Smart plaid patterns. POR THIS .9S SALE YOUNG MENS $5.95 PERMANENT PRESS GIRLS SKIRTS 1 ,.... , durin& PONDEROSA .SHIRTS I f. ~2. SCRUB DENIM JEANS •I 83rd Birthday 1 thru Magie Controller Girdle or Panty Girdle this sale. GIRLS plans are incomplete. guest Members of th_e_congre-: • gation •nd thetr fa mthes a r urged to attend. ' A STATE CONCLAVE of the Ohio Valley commandery No. 24, Knights Templars, Will he M I . Hansher Syca. Otber 26 rs.. enrue ' ld Wd d 0 he e nes ay · c ' more st. ~iddleport celebratat 7: 30 P· m. A potluck meal ed her 8:Jrd birthday Saturday, Will be served a t 6 311 p. m. . . d ds f RACINE GltANG£ wili meet, receivmg g1fts an car rom Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 at I friends dnd relatives. the Gran e Hall . Booster nighl l On Sund• y. Mrs. Hansher and will be ogbserved and there her sister, Mrs. Magg1e Searles wiU be a speaker for the TH Locust St.;. were guests at a Bond Issue. Everyone is wei- birthday c.mner at the home of come. .Refreshments wlll be her daug~ter Mr. and ~- Burserved dell MeKmney and children. · THURSDAY , Following the dinner she was A RUMMAGE sole will bel presented with a de~orated lteld Oct. 28 and 29 in the for· birthday f'ake WI_th the mscnprner Food-Mart or Evans Gro- 1 lion, "Happy Btrthday Mom, ctry on Seoond St. in Pomero:.,183 yrs." Anyone having rummage may I Other guests were the Rev. bring It to that building Thurs- and Mrs. Okev Cart, Mrs. day afternoon, Oct. '1:1. The sale Clark, Hobson; Mr. and Mrs. Is sponsored by the senior molh· Charles Mc~lnney and son, ers of Eastern High School. I Ernest, Gal!Ipohs; Mrs. Mary THE HEMLOCK Grange Eat·; Walburn, Mrs. Herbert Gilkey orama will be held Thursday and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett evening, Oct. '1:1 at 5 p.m. Come home, it's supper Lime. . ROCK SPRINGS Grange will meet Th•HSday, at 8 p.m. There will be a program and refresh· ments will be "erved. I I HEMLOCK Grove Grange : The Golden Rule Sunday will hm a jilney supper •School Cl•ss of lhe Long BotThursday oeginoing at 4:30 p. i tom churches met at the home m , a t the Grange hall. :of Mrs. Monad Wilson for their THE WOMEN'S Association October meeting. The president, of the Mt,dleport First United Mrs. Swain,_ opened the meet· i'resbytertan Church will meet ing by reading '!'e first elght Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m.j verses of Pbllljlptans. Th~ roll at the church. Mrs. Myron Mil· call was answered by gmng a 1er will b• the program leader 1verse in the Bible. There .~ere and Mrs. Joe Bailey, devotion- readings by Mr~; Swam, The a1 leader. Hostesses will be Coontry Church, and by Mrs. jfrs. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. Ed· Larkins, "Jus~. one lone leaf;,. ward Crooks, Miss Mary Park, Mrs. ~dg~!l, Where s~aill I and Mrs. Rodney Downing, Work? ; Idle Wo~s: by THE ~ERNOON Circle of Mrs. Hensley, and TmJe Is Heath 1.!ethodist Church will quickly passing," by Mrs. Webmeet Thursday afternt> >n at ster. Recitation was by Ethel the church with Mrs. 0 . P. l Larkin• and a quiz by Mary Kleill, program leader. Hosless. P1erce. ., will be Mrs. E. M. Wood. I A fine potluck l~ch was ser· Mrs p L Mitch and Mrs. c. A. ved lo the followmg, Mr. llAd 1;: • · j. Mrs. Charleo Hensley, Mr. and ~~ JONATHAN Meigs Mrs. Lewis Egell Mr.and Mrs. pu.pter, D.A.R., will sponsor a Dave Yates, Mr. and Mrs, ~b­ rummag• and bake sale Thurs- ert Wb!te, Mrs. Ethel Larktns, 'ay and Friday, Oct. 27 •28 in Mrs. Manda Taylor, Mary Ute Fry building on Mill St. ':erce, Tress Swam, Bess Lar· baked good• will be sold kins, Mr. Cozart, Mrs. Ara pn Friday. Members wishing lo Myers, Bess Webter ansd the . ked up may con- .hostes9, Mrs. Wilson. The have 1'tems p1c ~ct Mrs. James Brewington or ~=v~Jo~~~:lth a prayer by ~rs . Gevrge Sk111ner. AU PERSONS on lhe com· ' mtttees for the Pomeroy PTA j lfalloween party are asked to 1 eet Thursday. October 'll at p. '"· at the school w sack rlzes and set up booths. , WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris- I The Rose Garden Club met tiao Serviedi of the Cllester I recenlly at the home of Mrs. Metiiodist Chllr<h will ob!rei'Ve Frank Goebel Jr., with the • A CaD to Prayer and Self· I president, Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, in Denial" program Thursday, charge. noll call was answered Iober 27, at 7::iO p. m. The by naming leaves for arrange. theme for 1966 is "These My 1 ments. .Brethren." Men, women and 1l Mrs. Clarence Headley gave children are invited, a report on the tuberculosis FRIDAY levy renewal that will he on THE W.C.T.U. will meet Fri· the November ballot The club day eveoing, Oct. 28 at t be voted 100 per ctnt ln favor of Middleport ChurCh of Christ at the levy. 7:30 p.m. There wa.t dlscussiOD on the SATURDAY regJonal moettng to be held THE RUTLAND High School Marietta, Nov. -10, aloog with 1866 annual homecotning dance: tire work •hop on Christmas will he held this coming Satur- 1oratiolll at MltMieport, Nov. 2, day night following the !l.utland-/1at 7:30 p. m. A Mood turnout of Poca football game. The Jays members Is needed at that wiU emcee the informal event / meeling. Mrs. Unyd Stout bad from 10 p.m. w midnight. The the special arrangement RibRutland High School cheerlead· I hons were awarded to Mrs. ers and the Yearbook staff lrill1 Guy Boggess, Mrb, R.V. Wea•ponsor lhe dance which is ~p- !herman, Mrs. Glen Slout and! en to the public. Mrs. Floyd Stout. Dorothy Stout wu In tbarce '•' MEETS TONIGHT of the' pmea tuid prizes W8DI ,• 'lbe Wildwood Garden club to Grace stout, Bue1 BarnhW wJ11 meet lonlgbl at 7:30, al the and Pal Yugo. Pal Yeaao f , jwrne e1 Mrs. Vietor Hysell, the traveling prl2e. RefMb. rib Mn. vernon Nease .. eo-jlnentswere RI'Ved to I t . 3·44 BOYS $4.95 SCRUB DENIM WOMENSWARM ' conoN .SUPS·. SANDRA KAY WALTON trict superintendent. will be a : 1 Pr1ct of Any Ploylox Golden • Moll n' Hold, en tine , Floe quall(J ..;;to. prlnto ln o!zes A, B, c, and D. Button ·our roaular $2:oo· fine· · · • iront coat otyle top. An eXctllent rroup ol patterna In wtton fulllliPI-b~ ·IRder~. · " · otripes, checks; novelty dealano. - lJtUe or no trontn& required. Eyelet or sell , ·. . · SPICfAL IALE embroldeey trim. Sizes 3;1 • PRICE · ¥ bgul~r at y •• SAUl 'MENS COTTON PAJAMAS Womono Flgurfll SAVE- e • I olitical Fallout Claimed by Both rom Asian ·Trip ,,,, country are nylng raids against He conllnues bi5 25,IIIJO.mile Communist targets In both Asian tour Sunday, flying on 1o North and South VIet Nam. A Malaysia. squndron of rescue helicopters Thailruxi is In nmny senses also operates from a base at the key country in the U.S. Narkom Phanom In northeast framework for containing comThailand along the Mekong monism in Southeast Asia. River. Dioeuos Guerrllla Problem Johnson was to spend the Among the problems to be "working holiday" at a govern- discussed fn closed meetings ment guest bouse lacing the wert: Gulf of Slam across a broad -A new program of counter beach of pure white sand. insurgency lor the trouble Friday be goes by helicopter 68 northeastern area oJ Thalland miles north to the capital of where Commonist guen·lllas Bangkok for a roception to be units have been forming pockets presided over by King Bhumlbol of rebellion for the past Adjulyadej and Queen Siriidt. two years. -A &talus of forllel . . . meot for the 31,0110 U.S. lnlapl, mostly Air Fo""' penutu41, already In lbe eounby and al! those expected to follow. -More military aid lf1i Thailand's fledgllnc III'IDY to help it mee1 1117 threat Gt1 fAJ possible invasion. " Joltnson's Air Force 011 J!l sat down easily at 1:51 f1.111.t (2:53 am., EDT) oo - tJ Utapao'• two 11,500-foot Nfo ways after a three 111111 ~ hour fUgbt frmn ~= tbe President had .· in the leftllo!Utllon ..,..... COIIference 011 VIetNam. Ambush Error Clouds Impact of LBJ Visit �,.,,..;.....,., , .. ,.,_ _,,._. :JII ---~ ___...,.,.,.,, _.,~., • ..,..,...._ ~ ..... _ 7 ______ ..., _____ 0 __.._.., • .,.,~-;-· ...a--•.-.,_.._.., _ ... -~- .............. _ _ ..., • ................ ~ ..... <a·- . . "'""'."' . .... . . .---.. . .,....._-.-ltr••--•• ~- - .. ' r .. . , .'1- ' · - - - - · _ . .1...._. ............ ----·-·--"""'-··~... '4 Q " Y " t .. h --~- ! ......- ... •, -~··....- -·~----~--·-·---"""·"'--· . . .·~·-'"""1 ···~---. -~-· • . I h lo ' • 11-DtiiJ lleDIIJIII, M R rt CaIIs for ·~ - ayor upe · _,. . 0 f Mf MoeII~r ReeIectJon ·Weslev Ch' o,·, of r.hio ·university v Here lor Relormation-cDay Worship Pomeroy-M1441opon, v., U"'- •• . ,... ·-- --. . . . __ '!i I C~o,.ot ' · :;;;:i.~;;."T;;/~~'.,"~.,.r~ tie Bale ba Dri!W Webster Auxilia~ ol Pomeroy Meets ; ' . DIIIJienlillel, Pomet'l>yolllddleport, 0., Oct. 27, 11160--S I INTERNAi"!ON~I SOCCER ... IIOW"•tt ~;;~,\' :.~: p~d by""~n~ Ohio un. IHv.rnn . . , Migroty Fnrtress Is The bud et forth~ year wu 0 tversit~ ~•I' join With the mem.. .Our God' ~ Lnth~r The chn)r · d dt.!sstd and IJIProvM ~ bers and friend> of St. Jolin's . also will join wtth the .conThe Oc(ober m<10dng ol the , rea ' han es Linda Guln· 16 Wellston Mayor James Ru· 1,~ ne":' jobsj b~ingl t~ment and St. Paul's '~uthflran congr~ !~sregation '" siMinR the Litutp' Ladlew 4uJIIIIary of 0 r e wt :ow~~~i~mang a~nounced tha' pert has credited Congreasman mlllaon m pr ~ 8 e nves tt p-ations for a specutl Reforma· and H:Ynms Webster Post was held Tues-~ r, lt h d ~adled Its quota October 2t: Hl66 naces.sarv t«' batt my feelings Walter H. Moeller with expedit- to the plant •nte, and . a r~ct 1 tlon Day F'esti\ , worship thh. Follow;np thi$ mor11imz Wor- dav evP.nlnA: af thP Le~ion hall. th: hun ~ f to date 117 to vot~ 81 "emlnded Pomeroy' Ohio about thest inJustices to you mg final approvol by the Econ- anoitler $S million In pnvdate n-, Sunday c... t~bP' 30th ship the local Lutheran Church Catherine Welsh, presiden~, , WMI bea ' · ·strn • vestment by turkey orof ucers ' w•ll ~~rv ~ 1unc h 1(l the wal' In chJirge o1 th e meeting INem be rs were d r also to display Attl"ffHon· Edltot ~nd the .A,menc;l.n public omlc Developmen 1 Ad mm1 Ult 'Illts ' ~flfurm ..ttius Day, cele •11ftdtv"' 1 1 8 80 Dai rr Ser.tlntl Jo:i>!~h Struble , t1on of approxlma£ely $2 mil- IR the ar?a. The rant ac V bration i~ a trarlitlonal Luthrr- chol; lr1 lht- F~IJOWShiP liall Of which opened in ritualistic form novem ~ov It was an~ 11 d'~M preslPomero~ Ohio Rt l Mulberry Heights Hmt in Federal assistance ror will be one of the argest ecor,. l an Feslival to commemorate 1thl!' ~hurr•t Thr choir will then with Gladv" Cum mit"' as ~!ll 1 egs odn that. the. · ever to <·omr . the day · when the great Re· return IJ At heu~. · mu n;, Delr Sir·, Pom~roy, OhiO, 457611 water and sewage tre atment fa - omic generators Oh' at·Brms and Frances Hunnel dnounct t ld be in Middleport OD . cilities. to Soulh~stern . 1~, oda former. MMtin LuthP-r. nailf'd This ~o<!<'lal 'l'Orh'llp SPrvlce and Pearl Knapp B!l color bear· INen iou d there will be open 1 w1sh to can to the attention ] October 25, 1966 "Every citizen of Wellston and In a sta~~e~~ IS:med t , Y· his "gs Thc-ses" on the Church ~ will be ~~ 1 d in ~~ Paul's Luth ers. Thanit you notes were ov. fan AUXllla fnemol the ctuzenry of _our _country Rl. 3 r beyond should be grateful for Ruper.t stated. As the Mayo~ dool at Witten~erg. Germany, lt!ran Ch·n·tJ-. In Pomerov. Sun- reed trom Jean Carr, dJHfrict house or a11 ry ot two ~~nt 1eg1slat1ve ~tcts ! Pomeroy, Ohio Congressman Moeller's extraor- of w~.lston _r w~nl the people 0 on Ortonft1 31st 1517. The sun- 1day, October 10th, at 10:45 a president, and Mr~. James War- bers. •• ot Congr!!!tt that was passed In Editor dinary efforts t8 obtain approv- the tenth dlstnct to know fir!\~ : day nea.e. . t tht- date of Octo. ,m Tha ,t•rmon theme for t~•s ner, department first vice pres- I 1be hy~n, America, t~e the closlna moments of session The Daily Sentinel al of lhis project, whlc~ is so hand the facts co.ncermn~ cu~ Ibe~ 3lst i3 calle~ Refort'rlatlon worship ~ill be "ReformatiO'l ldent, for the nice conference. Beautiful, ·~ a rs~er tzll lOf m lhr 89ih ConJiti'HS. ?omeroy. Ohto \'ilal to the economic develop-- gressman M~llers effective e · Sunday IToday," ,with thfl Rev. Joseph Gladys Cumings, on behali of lpeace, by dar~e eu U ng, Dear Sir ment oi lhis area." Ruperl sial- forts to obtam the ::~pproval of The :<ttotr well known In ' R Kralv. brln~inli' the messagt. the Unit,. thanked Carrie Neutz.. chaplam, close e mee na. fi t The r:tt measure was no . , d 1d tllis project Ev~n to suggest 1 - · ' : Bl 1 hurl"l onl· as~ed bv Coi'IJress but The editonal 1n the Sun ay e. · litirnl Soulheaslt•rrr Ohio. will sing ,Mrs. Fr'!d APinar, c ·' h J ~n ·signed into lew by our Times-Sentinel endorsing Gov.l The grant for water and sew· tha~ there . wa~ ahny df0 'f five special ~elections: "Sanr. lorgar.lst, wm pl~ty special m~s­ n:~on'& chid trecutive, Lyn- . James A. Rhodes listed several age . facilities assures the c~m- mot1vat10n '.n 'w~olt." ~~ho~t I tus " bv <.:vunod "0 Bone Je- Jc and -1sslst ·n this wor!!hlp d0 8 Johoson This Jaw was Ireasons why he should have tfle pletlon of the R<~lston - Punna thts m~:~ller IS } su" bv Pal~str•na . ··None <!Jth· .as wP.II . f ~ d the U 8 Go em. support of lhe voters of Meigs turkey-processing plant at Well- truth. . er Lam~·· by Marshall uLet As usual. worship ~el'\'ices of os reL: D pa.rt~nt v and County. I take issue with the ston. As prop&sed. the plant ' '1 traveled .10 Washmf~tou 011 I'J'herP Be Musi••' ' by w'mlams: the chur.··n are open to the pub::rs aoi r thee Administratinn I idea that Gov. Rhodes is ~e- would provide an esUmated sev~ral oc~aswn;t-~~ l~ee-~r:~ Iland the 1r~J.ditional Reformation lie. .. sponsible for the nPw Metgs] assistance m ge J t~ . _:.::__:.::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ worked very d•l•ge!ltly for Its Local High School we Willi approved." Rupert state<l. " I' ' • pasugt. This lsw would re- build. ! know that Congressman Moe!· move Ute blsck df!eds and blot- When the consolidation was I ler exert('d every posSible ef.. • I Sf f . ch8 from the servict records first proposed we were to I d Iori to sp"'d !he matlfr. I (J~ of alrnost ~,000 ex-servwe~en , there was state monies availknow . for example, that Con- Sandra. Swartz. represl!"nt- ~each member askPd to bake a , who left ,he military service Iable to us and by Dasis ol need PI " d f th- gressrnan Moeller Pf'rsonal\y ing Feeney • Bennett Post Aut- t'ake or donate money to the w:lth a Bad Conduct Discharge. our area had top priority 1f we 1 a~~ w~re rna e r or mon h made it trip to the White House ill3 ry gave an interesting re- I project. The charter was drap. 'Fhll!, with a ttroke of a oen. failed to act now we . would y ra 10 !--rogrllms Off c eac ' in surnllrt of the application. . po<rt ~n the values she received i ed in memory of Mrs. Wilmet- _ be for · 1 II h . Statt! Ita MuIford sm1'th· a wrong:-. 8VP now en · ibe dropped to the· bottom of club at a meetingbeo M ounty d And 1••know. too. that the app 1.t· · at the 196ti Bcckeye Gtrls given If Lhese ex-servirem~n . the list It is to the everl'a~tinH Garden Club me~hior~ow o; ~: cation. which was submillerl on- Wednesday when the auxiliary It was reported that depart· Our good reputation comes could Jil/e an I.'Xemplary hfe I credit of the people of this dis· ev~mng, at the e , . ly last April would never have met ment assessments are paid. thfet ~aN aft~r lnving t~le 1trict. <Republican. Demurrat, l office,- , L -~ ount received lav~rable CQnsideratiol1 j M.lss Swartz. a junio~ at Mid· Card_s we~e sent to ~erea-ved from filling prescriptions ex· ::~trVIce · wlih a Bad Conduct Dis- . and Independent alike) that Mrs. Lha~les ewL. c _Y if it h:~d not been for our Con· d!Pport Hi~h School said .that and Ill members. The group al· ch1rgt. T:ot mea fact that this jwe moved quickly to take ad· contact chairman. _was M 10 gres.!unan 's effective and contin· !the two weeks enabled her to and Ill members. The group al· actly as ordered. Your doctor law ptrmitli these individuals vantage of this opportunitv . A charge ol the m~etmg . . rs . . uous efforts." bP('{}me hetter acquainted with so made plans to remef!iher trusts us •..• you will, too. to I!ISUmt such "deserving re- igreat number of people ~hose Jack Robson. regl_onal dtrect~r, Rupert further called for the the government and felt that the veterans hospitals patients cognition" destroys aU of the I only concern was the f~ture of anooun~-ed a regtonal :eetmg I re-election of Congressman Mo- the !-!Xperienre was educ ation· ·~ with gifts and money during heroic inJage ot our natiotl.s :their children. gave their time at Manett8 , on Novem . r 101eller. aL S'he expressed the wish th8t the holidays. ~rreshments dead ~~ gave their lives and : and effort to . make this scttool and urged all members tu at-1 ''Th;s l!! just one of. many all girls rould . attend and re· J ~ere served followmg Ule meet· the m1lhurus of rea.l men and la re-ality. tend. . h t-xamples of the outstandmg el- ceive the benef1ts. Her mother. mg. At Your Service for w~ wtJo hne ~roudly - serv-~ By all means. give Go". Th: 1Chnstma!l [!:~ 5 ~W I\ fectlvene ss of our Conjr;res~- Mrs. G('ne Swartz, wa~ a guest ' All Your Drug Needs ed our. country wtth HONOR· ~ Rhodes credit for anything that sche u e .was ~xp e Y man '' Rupert said. "Tht>re ts for the evening. TEACHERS MEET AJLE J;F.RVIC!"' ill times or hfl has done for this county : but Mrs. Le,\'t& and numbers were mor~ to come for the pro~rf'ss Mrs Albert H.oush. presiden t, l war and peril. The Presid· :the credit for our future high · drawo for each / lass entry. of Southeastern Ohio If w(' C'ondu~ted the meeting and re· Teachers · of the "Teachers Dolly .... , .. 8 AM to 10 PM said thctl man~· of the offend- · school bt>longs to the ritizens iSev('ral t"lubs WI ' hhave aJcodun. keep Moeller in Congres~." ported on the Fall Conference For Collins'' committee attenden were youn~ men when of the MPigs Local School try store at the I ow. u ge hf'\d at the Federated Church ~ a meeting Monday, October Sunday . . • I 0:30 AM to 12:30 these wran11 were committ~, : Distrid who voted f!Jr th .. con· ; for the ':lnow will be Mrs. Aida .J d in Pomeroy at whi.ch _time the 24. at Rock Hill High School 5PMto9PM but so ~re tht rest of thP r.-ul-1 solidation and voted their tat Cullen. ~1rs_ Edgar Pratt won .4houl 60 rdten Feeney . Bennett Auxiliary unit sponsored by the O.E.A. John lions of ~ervice men who serv-ldollars to va.v lheir share. the doo~ pnze. . ed Pnrt)· Pack 24R was one of five units in the 8th Hall of the O.E.A. was the 0 ed their ('\,untry HONORABLY. Yours truly, I _A soc ~&l . _ho~r was . enj Y Approximately60attended the l di~trirt to rec('ive a member· .Qpeaker for the e"ening. Meigs This ce-Mainly cannot be a valid Carol Ohling""r !o"Jth the Wmdm@ Trail club In Halloween party or Cub Srout!i. ship award. The unit went on County teachers attend1ng were eUliit tor supporting such leg-; charge. Tile tabJ~ arran~ement, Pack 248 Tuesday evening :1t ' record as supporUng the re- John Lambert. Howard 1 lslttion. Thifl is another prime I favors anJ napktns earned out I the DAV hall, which wa s deco-1 newal le·vy for the TB and i and RobPrt Roberts. nample 'lt lhe "bleediflR heart ' the Halluw~n theme. I rated for the occassion by tl Hf'allh levy on the November WY 2·2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy do gooc:~t~·~ in their ta!l:k to up. Garden clubs.. represented Den Ftve and den mothers, Mrs ., ballot WAR ON GOPH[RS grade the criminal element in f .~ were 1\vulght, Chester, P?me-~ Roy Bla11kenshtp and Mr.:; Her-I Plans were made to ~rve the I CARLSBAD, N ~- ' {UPI) 4 Registered Pharmacists to Hais coumry It is becoming ' roy · Amatl!'ur, Rutland Fnend- bert Seth Guy Nash a d1stnd ·annual Vrterans' Day dinner, Tom Sessom, a ret1red Carlsbad Serve You more difricult to stave off this FRIO<\ y . ly Gardeners. Rutland. Rose, J executive was a guest. Iwith d3te to be announced !at· city employe, has been hired by type oflaNiessness through leg- ~ .A HALI.OW.EEN carmval . Wildwood Walk-In, Star Mid- A grand march w<~s hetd !er Th~ unit also made p!ans th(' city to kill gophers on the 7 'slatlon and if ;, continues we Will be ~eld ~Fr~a:a:: :~~~~:- : dieport a.nd Winding Trail. with each child receiving a to. assist with the legion pro- municipal golf course. He Is .viii certdinlw lose our baslc lat the ~~.erth Ch t PTA' 1I -------prize. Games were playf'd un- ject, ''Gifts for ttle Yanks" with gelling $2.50 per gopher. 'r Moms ~OIPeday soon. 1 5 ~~~r w.c~.ll~ Wlhesm~f'1 r ri:l Olrio FloUJer$ Win : der the direct itn of Den _Three IP se,·ortd mt>asur~ that was lday ~ver~ing, Oct. 28 at til e. In Micltigan Fair and den mothers, Mrs~ ()BSS~ by Col'btress JS an out- 1, Middleport Church If Christ at I When Mrs. Dori~ Bet.z, of St.lRosenbaum und Mrs. E_lzo<a>kies, M~ht .. ~ ,don tne Treaeu~ of l 7:30 p.m. Joseph, Mich., visited her '! more Jr. Dough~uts, ~.:· the United Stat~" <t! Amer1ca to , SA.nJRDAY :mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson, coffee and kool a1d were seiV . ;;,•:.- ~ ,OOO,OOO.OO In taxpayers] THE RU1'LAND High Chester. last spring, she gave fd with Den One anti ~en mun~y to ,fw IRmocr.at and Re-I1966 aooual homecoming her some marigold flower l thers, Mrs. Lloyd H.of.'man puhhcan partl,. to fmance the . will be held this plants to take home with her. l Mrs. Donald McKmght lllllfl pre,.dentlal electtoo .cam. day mght foDowlng the Mrs. Bell divided the plants ·ciihiiar.igi;e.,_..,,_iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;; p81gn Joil think of it citizens, Poca football game. The with a neighbor who this fall 1,f U!;Jng YO'l•: hard ea~ed tax will emcee the informal took the flowers to the county 1ollar :. fmaru:t political cam. from 10 p.m. to The fair, and received a Blue Rib- ; 1a•gna wDell It ". a known fact Rutland High bon on them. For Every Sowing Nttd that to •nter poltlicl oo I ••· 'ers and tho Yearbook staff ----llooal seale today Is a rich ' sponsor the dance which is NA~ES OMITI'ED Singer Salot·Sorvlct men'1 11ame. Is r.ht Congreu \ en to the public. In the report of persons prep•red to distribute 1 Uke a- . · SUNDAy tending the shower for McColl's Patterns mOUDt of money to o~her LEG. A HYMN SING will Ito held L. M. Price and sending gifts, AU.Y rtcotntzed pobUcal par. 81 the Mt. Olive Church in the nr'n"9 f>l M'll. J . E. Foster, Uea such a Tht Socialist Par- Long Bottom at 1 p. m. Sunday, Mrs. Pearl Ash. Mrs. Edwin ty, tho Commumst Party, The Oct . .10. All slnaen and Coates, Mr and Mrs. Don Bet· 992·2284 American N1~ Party II 10, one welcome ztng e1rl Dr . and Mrs. Blaze. 115 2nd Pomeroy Wllll't IIIla 001t additional mn. · lwlcz were unlntel'!ially omitted. U01t1 ot tnpayara dollm If ConP'fU would rofu,. to givo lhtm tho mone) then that would ba dioeriminotlng against S a minority groop. I do not wllh . to contrtllute ·. .,. dime of tu.. Mr. and Mrs Allen Brewer ,.,. . _ , toward the polit·l •nd Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brew· leal campal&nJ ol any political' er of Portland. attended party. The honf!sl citizen eould 50th wedding anmversary dooote to the party of . his their brother and slster·l•·law, Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Frldey Til 8 cbotc• It isn't Ol)(lll&h that I Mr. and Mrs. Eber Brewer ~i llastos millions oil East Liverpool OCtober 22 • l3 clollars anooallv they now wand at the bome ol their daughter Saturdoy Til 9 • tho AlnortcJn people to foot 1and son.ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. tho bill . foe their own political I Ross Grnne. There were over · E. MAIN ST. WY 2·3975 POMEROY . ambllkl"' ThiS came about •200 attended and they received throuCh a ridtr that was placed many mce gifts ~nd cords. on 1 biU iilot wp paosed by the Saturday evenmg a 11111 Congrea. Wo 11 taxpay. was ~ved to Mr.- and . Mrs. ert Jhauld be orotected from Brewers brothera and Sl:!lters thi~ type ~f over acta u1 legia. and their families. latioo by dOlllanding that Con. waa held Sunda! . U p.m. lrtU ceoae Jllch practic" with Children ol the Allen and tht lilt o1 rider. on teglolalloo. gar Brewer families attendh'll It 11 a sname that our law- were David Brewer of Por"lar.d., Walnut Flnioh Specl•l Prices On All WurlltJer Org•n• md:ll'l cannot be more mature Mr. and Mra . Harold Brewoc BUDGET lb. In crolr tnlnklni and aclions. and Janie LDnl Bottom; Ken. Cherry Flnloh Since 1 ;..m 1 taxpayer and a neth Brewer, Columbus M.r. ONLY $20.00 DOWN rormer oerviceman 'Hooorably and Mrs. John Beall and Ron· UJ10 WIIKLY Dilcharged' 1 felt that it was da and Mark. cotumbuo; Mr. Dtmonstrotor-Uttd Only 6 Mo. Return Rontel-11~· $795 Gulbunson and Mrs. Charleo Simeral Tioba Jane, Reynoldobug, Mrs. JoaM Dobbins and Kerry 40" Consolo Now Wurlltrer Lynn, eolumbuo 'ONLY $20.00 DOWN $3.00 WEEKLY dor.Spt Rtt. $1275 Hammond S~tl PEYOTl!) TO INTiliiiST OJ GREAT BEND NOTES ON A NIW WURLIT%flt IIJIGI • MAllON AIIEA .~.. ,.o .. sPINET PIANo Mr. and Mrs. Eber Hill of Cleveland spent a few days re· e Specltl Terrnt, t5 DoWn. M,nth1'To P1y SAVE.$2000N NEW PLAYER PIANO cently with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sbaban of Great Bend. Mccov·s - - - - e•l. Rllpb Hutton Is Cltrpenter work for Hayea this week. ' Mr. and Mn. Rlymond FurLOCATED AT loa... bee and son Richard look Mr. Roy Anderson to Savina for a visit wltb his daughler 1 ad . family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fisher. Mr. and Mra. Furbee's · 1dau(hter, Karen, of Columbul The We· •ey Panthers Want Win at Nelsonville I • I r, \Jf) Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs -· 1 f A 8 RI CS Summers & Son Now At 104 W. Main St., .Pomeroy • • i The FABRIC SHOP w. 50th Wedding A • nmversary 1 Attended I SIMON'S sue 98~ BACON 2 s1 -·- I t~~i;::~~a Ienll returnell her Sandra! par • aiOJtihome witbwlth Miss IAdamo fllr llle wtektnd. Save ,51\00 8St BREAD ~~:~- S 89c • • Wurlitzer Spinet · .. ·...... · .. · $588 NEW WURLITZER ORGAN $669 LOWERY ORGAN· $399 . Deluxe Spinet ........ " " .... ·• $598 'MILK Golden Ripe BANANAS· SAVE ON PIANOS- ORGANS -GUITARS·· AMPS Soinet Piano · ...... ·" ··.... · $558 3 EGGS Added New Merchand~ise . For Final SALE DAYSII Wurlitzer Spinet ·· .. ·.... ·.... $579 GROUND BEEF - 3 i TO 8:00 P.M. MARKET CUBE or MINUTE STEAK ,. ........ THE DAILY SENTINR OPEN 11 A.M. .10~ ORGAN ~=~~ $798 104 W. · MAIN .POMEROY, .. • .~ ~." ..J..~i:- lo. ·•- Jndocted Into Hall 0£ Fame I 11 • H }e H hes Heavy Hltter • 1 ' I DOWNIEGROSS * ' • ' i TRY I THE WORLD'S TOUGHEST 2-DOOR I I I I I 1 . iT, Mm.. Orr.-oa ' H' Rockets Flash into Middleport on Friday I I BV BOB E. BYER encounter with the Golden a broken wrist ln tile Logo Coach Bob BrenneR brings Rockets. Utility back Jim Con· game, is definitely out bul BID his highly respected Wellston 'i 1le, bow':'er, Is lost for the Swa• wbo received a badly G Ide Rockets · to Jackel season With an arm fracture. spramed ankle II ozpeeted to S~iu: Friday ~~ht 10 meet I During practice Ibis week tho see action. , the Middleport Yellow Jackets Jaclell were down to 16 boys The Jackell sterling hack· in !be last home SEOAL game I one night bot managed . to plek n~td lines up oomethl~ like der the banner of the MHS 1 up three more and wtll have thiS for tomorrow nights game. ~II J ckets 119 lada I• uniform for the Mark TannebUI will be slm'llng • 2w a · , orague and black for their last at fullback and hu an InjUry WeUston bring• in I h league bome game under the :to his band, llle balfbacb, league's leading scorer, Kirby 1orange and blaek for their iastler, with an tlljured shoulder Oller, who bas gather.d 31l ;of the YeDow Jackets. deep bntlaela hie tldgh. will ooints in five SEOAL contests • Taking another look at the backing Asa Bradbury, and 1 total of 42 In seven Iteague scoring, the Jackets al· quarterback. games. so have one of tbe top five scor· The Jackets' fine ahould be Tile Rockets are 2-3 on the ers in the SEOAL although they Intact with Steve Pull.. league season and 3-4 overall. I hllven't won a game. George Dennis Ault at the entdds~·~:~~ ~~ They lost laal week to tlle :sauor tendo the Jacket scorlng 1ard Ly0111 and Mu \1 Gallla Academy Blue llevi!J, Jwith 211 teague polnta and Is ' at the tackles. Larry Stollar! 18-t.e, and In all probablllly Gel· .In a tie lor fourth wltb PoD> and Roger Lefllngwell at :Ieman Bob B~• wllllmve :eroy's Leniie Van Meter. Sa~> , guardo and Illy Hinely at tbe his Rocket ete•en C(IIDiog olfler has 32 fllr the ""'soo. :center slot , · the ftoor wben they meet the There II Utile doubt as to I Alternalel for the Jaekel! Jar.lets. who will be the •tan mg lin• utJ Iare lew and fer betweel ol· The Yelluw Ja.ckell also !for the Jackell Friday light, : though Coach Phillie baa 81· WOiiklllke to come oU llle Door! llle bla question will be wba 1 presaed blo hopea of llu~ altar their 18 to e defeat at Lo- will be !be replacemeat should 1Johnson, a junlot:, eo~llmlllg to gan last week. Tbey'l'jl atlllloot- •lllllho!' InJury come up In tho 1come along 1nc1 help oat 11 mJd. ing .·for their ftrsl teqUe WID. Jaekel iQuud. It Is a tno1iro j die guard and eeotar. PresbR 1001 without ol)'iDC that IICI tpat ·In some posiUDDI maD Grea 'lllibe who saw » ::Oach Fred PbiUls' . boJa .,. Coaeh ,Phlllil has no replace- Uon against 1"!111etor fOr ' lhe '""'"' tl!elr aJwt of oltctUbltl menll. Be just keepo his finl· :ftrsl lime, lurDed bt • """ I "I I 1' I •'* I lolfnc ... .~ · It Moit' Of tha . Inight's- and should be able Jacket llljU!i" jto liD In when aeeded. '1'btt . .., You Get the Best ••• from Us ' p new Chevy pickiQI looks so good you could call it a 2-door. ,I(Yo11 could llso call it the toughest Chevy pickup ever llllilt!) The best fuel for borne. Tops In comfort, 'l1dl Jlootllde Jicbp'o got a lot -~~w~ c..a loob aoiac 1or ooovenleoce. Call til for JOIL lt'a tot -di<ll 18 llriac 101 .,.,.. -arability, ....tin(- -.fori and aofe· tJ. Cit... tltat aew al(.oteel ...,. box, for -pie. New Jan ........ walltideliii!Oia and delivery, anytime. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO toilpte .... ,.... lood from lea.... Ill llllrll • Cbe•J'• .... lotllo. w- .. ........ Ills to . . keep For &.Iter, Quicker More EHiclont Service ............ Ilke lh• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tltat LIVEL OUT YOUR ..,.praloet sheet metal against lireoplub. IDside, tho color-keyed eab looks and feels liko a pleasun& plate tAl work. Tbere ere anumber of DOW aofety f ...tu ....., loot an energy-absorbiug slterijlf wheel and a dnal master nlilt· tier brake "llllem, tAl atuiie ·two. ·ADd here a anodaer lhing lhe ..... Ote'T. pickup'• , .. going f4M' JOU: it ridea beUer lhaa 1011e caro. Choose from 26 11eetside and Stepoido modet. a& , _ Clllmalllt tloalrt'a. FUEL OIL COSTS tEQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTSe •. JOIN OU' IU~ET, PLAN NOW . RIZER IL .Q)MP'A'NY one1~d lnj~ · ' : ·' · Lo!tb,..~L~~ · ~, ~ .1!11! ~ l1tll relnjury ~ · Jackell bactfleltl ftp!aeemalll •. , ,., ' J·\ · aa -, , •• (1011' perl01'1l111108 Ullll Relr rm,. are altrays a problem ittave been oa the ahoalda of ' "YOI.I'LL 'uK:Ii OIJil SI~CI" eeuon, Coach ~Ill will hive 1o be laCed by 111e Yellow Jac' IJei'J'Y Day~port, a junior, IIIII ~I th.2101 ·?t ~; POMIROY, 0. ' ljlt lett, lot; 1bt ' .. .. •• II tile lnJury IIIUallcs, up~ re~ ,, ~. ~ • I I ·FINAL 3 DAYS! = Will Be 1· 1 I s· 1•1 1 4R i The Army Over Tennessee Team I 1 I W ld y Bel"teve. 1 : on! I I s· .)( .'I AI ' the Browns ' Loosen up a BI•t "s _ a er . o/ will I d G. VI Sandra Swartz Fm s reat a ues G• I In Exp"!rlences bl!ld1ll8lllt tougb Netsonvllle Grey. Were bopmg our boys are Se . Ste Fiotaw whlle Jim yet earned a league victory, ! Friday . night and hope not poinli•g a week ahead to 1Crmor ;: relnjured ills lett thougb they are 4-3 overaU By United Preas IDtemaUonal In the race for the top the Atheno game," said Coacb l w,"~· 0; Mike Hargraves wlll the season. The Baltimore Bullets fmally prize. . Bud Bickel today, "sin~ ltll! be"ai left tackle; Rly;..nd , The Eastern Eagles will also , left their. fans smilin' allhou~h Po~eroy fans, still buzziog ill the one we bave to wtn be- IZirkle left gl111rd, Pat Story, for a while It l"?ked like they d over •ts sensational 28-16 win lore we can do anything ejse." I te;· Ed Baer right be out to sew up •• undisputed l teave 'em crym . over Jackson last week, will be The outstanding performaoce cen rd:' Charles 'Hysell, rigbt Southe~n Valley . Coaference I The Bullets. snapped their seeking tts lourth Sou!beastem of Doa Swisher, Pomeroy quar· ~kle nd Bill Engliob at right cbampmnship tomght when five·game losmg streak and Ohio League win. The Panthers terhack, against Jackson lost ~ Ex"pected 'to ... much de- Coach William Shinn's boys host scored their first victory of the thus far bave posted a :1-2 friday was one that iR all pro!>- ; . ive action are Mike Wright the Southw..tern Higblanders. National Basketball Association IX ALL-WEATHER league slate and are 3-2 overall ability will not be duplicated Porter 8lld John Wolf~ Eastern likewise Is unbeaten in season Wednesday night with a COATS on the season, for a long time. Swisher led ! htl~ Keith Phalill will see SVAC play. 112-ll6 "cliffhanger" wia over With zip-out liner. Nelsonville, a team that the Panthers to their third I~mited delensive duty due to I Rutland's Red DI!Vlls, coach- the Cincinnati Royals. From 21.95 outweighs Pomeroy nearly 20 league win by throwing four I; shoulder Injury. I ed by. Charles Smtth, wtil be A crowd of 2,639 in Baltimore pounds miln per man, has a %-3 touchdown passes and netting Iexpecting to rebound from thetr saw the Bullets take a 93-77 league slate. The Greyhounds, 364 yards on 23 completions. Elsewhere in the eounty, the defeat last week at the hands lead into the final period only to JACKETS like Pomeroy, scored a triumph Other Pomeroy backfield Vinton County Vikings will be of Vinton County wheo tbey have Oscar Robertson lead a I CAR COATS over Jackson aod also deleated starters agai"'t Nelsonville wlll out to clinch the Mld.<Jhlo Val- host the Poca reserves on Sat- drive that brought the Royals to ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Si< : BENCH WARMERS Middleport. Nelsonvllle'a league be Sop!Jornore Kenoy Engllsb at ley Conference ohampiODJhlp urday oight. within 114·1ll wllb 1:20 to go. persons will be lnduc!P.d S'atur-! --,- -- -- --~-Then Wayne Hightower connect,.. day Into the Ohio Un_iversity STADIUM COATS NBA Standings ' ed wlth a jump shot to give the . Athletic Hall of f ·me, m cere- . Pile and quill 13.95 By United Prell illleruallo1181 Bullets a five·point margin and monies pred!dlng the homecom· l lined. From _ Eastern DIVIsion then went en from there to the ing football game With Dayton. W. L. Pel. GB I victory. To be honored are Dr. George SWEATERS Philadelphia 4 0 1.000 .•. j Dun Ohl had u points, Kevin R. Kahler. Or. Rla me R. .Golds-. Pullovers and cardi· Boston 3 0 1.000 l:-2 ' CLEVELAND (UPll-There's the showdown game with Dallas slow start. After losing two of · Loughery and Gus Johns.n had berry, Mark C. Hendnrkson, gans. Most wanfed New York 4 2 .667 1 1 quite a contrast between the have lifted. their first three gam.es, the 20 ~ach and Hightower scored Horace D. Palm~r. M. Harold colon. From 8.95 Cincinnati 1 3 .250 3 Cleveland Browns and the At· Defensi"e end Paul Wiggin team has come on to wm three 19 to lead the Bullets. Robertson Brown, and Ke~mJt Blosser. . Baltimnre 1 5 .l67 4 lanta Fa loons training camps as ' put it this way - ''At least we straight. And the 36-21 victory scored 37 points and Jerry Kahler, who IS deceased . will . C.P.O. WOOL · Welllern Division :the two teams prepare for Sun- ~ can laugh during lunch bour . over front-running Dallas. Sun· Lucas made 25 for the Royals, be. rep~esented by former AthW. L. Pet. GB 1 day' s game at Atlanta. again." ' day put the Browns back - ~~ ~he j who have l&St three of four let1 c DJrect.or Brandon T. Grov JACKETS Chi rago 4 2 .667 ... : Earl~ practice sessions this Coac_h Blan~ Collier s_aid ~e I ~iddle of the Eastern DIVIs iOn games. er, M!o w11l accept the award The new jackef or Sl. Louis 2 2 .500 1 ~ week m Cleveland have been team 1s looserung up hke a title race. The New York Knicks downed on behalf of Mrs . . KahiPr. ., shirt. Burgundy and San Francisco 2 3 .400 llk relaxed and ·happy. The tension I person getting back in the car l But th ings are a little differ· the Los Aogeles Lakers, 133_122 , Kahler was the f1rst. OU gradNavy . With Navy Detroit 2 3 .400 llh and determination that pervad-: after having an accident." ent in ~tlant~, where the atmos- in the only other Wednesday uate ever to play maJor h~ague butt•ms ----· _____ 9 .95 Los Angeles , l ~ .200 2lh ed the atmosphere during the i The "accident" the coach was ~ phere IS gn~ a~ the team night game. Howard Komives baseball; ~ldsberry served as Wednesda~ s .Rcsu~ts I t.wo weeks of preparations for I referring to was the Browna' looks for Its fJrs~ VIctory of the I scored :12 pomts and Dave team physician f~r more than SPORT SHIRTS Baltimore 122 Cmcmnat1 116 - --------~--·- ~ season. Coach N?rm Hffker, IStallworth tallied 13 to lead the 25 years; Hendnckson was .a Button-dowt'l Ivy and :-.Jew York 133 Los Anr,r.les 122 ~ running an expanswn team that Knicks while El in Ba lor had bask~tball and baseball sla1 at regular coHars. Pais-Tbursday'o Game& OU OU plays every t""m in the league I d w H g d hyd _ f OU m 1915 and 1916: Palmer 1 ~t. LoUis at CmC'mnah 9 p.m. 1 unce says he does 11ot plan any 1 31 anLak a t azzar a "' ~tr was a footba 1I sta ndout .m 1915. 1' leys, madras, solids, the ers ' h K 'k , fi t Brown was a trac k and bas ket· I' checks and stripM. Chir·ago vs. Boston at Pro- · 00p UDC major tlneup ctaanges. From 3.50 vide nrc B.30 p.m. The Beol Weren'l Good Enough I It was t e ;''- ' . ;:: bail star and a football bero tn 10 8 The Falcon.~ were outscored VIctory l)v_r•r the La ers the early 1930s, and Blosser was 100 to 10 in tbelr last two Ange les smce tOOl. the Bobcats ' first nationa l FIGHT RESULTS [gatnes - but Hecker shU feels I wrestling champ 1o D m 1932. By Unlled Prefl' International , the players he's using are SEO OVERALL SCORING Blosser is currently an assistant NEW VCtRK •UPfl - Benito MAJUR AMOS B. HOOPLE Santa s helpers, after Satur· the best he has. ! Player- Team TD EP TP , professor ill physical education Ortiz, I!H ¥.!, Puerto Rien, Peerless Prognostlc:atur day there ~re onl! 4 shopping He does plan to retur nRandy Oiler, Wellston , - · 7 0 42 at OU. knocked 1111t LukP Ervin, 13011., E d f. d k days left ltll Chmlmas. J hnson the rookie from Ten· Polley, Nelsonv le .6 4 40 ----Bayonne. N Y 12). ga ' nen s, two wee 8 Now go on with the ff'lrecast. 0 ' b k VanMeter Porn r Y 6 4 40 , A tobacco pipe with a lessee A and I to quarter ac . G od . ·Athens hand·runnmg y•ur illuslrlous N C State _ V'-'•la 1 "Home of Arrow f t h 'Jet! h d · · .:., "'&ou started the fnd four 0 wm, · 1 2 38 1ible stem in which the smoke OAKLAND Calif. (UPI) - orecas er as _compl a a~ · Mich. St 35, NorUlwest~ro I d Hummel , Athens 5 6 36 ,·s cooled by passing through Shirts" · some 718 batlmg average Wlth and Den n I s Clarl ge, · . Jimmy 1..ester, 160, San Fr~n- h d. . 1 d f 211 Okla. St. 33, Iowa St. Zl picked up 111 the expansion draft : Bnnkman, Athens 4 10 34 water is called a hookah or Main St .• Pomeroy . _.. L S t . t (' ! entiC'a reror o cor- S J St •• P ~fl IC I ) I! S M ddl t 5 :! 32 CIS<'fl .~IOt>r:u ms , an amana , 1 , . . . o~e . w 1 81~:1 c a . (rom Green Bay, started the ' auer , J epor · _ _ _ _ _ _ __..!.!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!~ 1 nmar~g~ll~•:_ 154 ~exi (1) rect selectwns, lt m1sf1res and Peona St 18 California- If 1Finlaw Pomeroy 5 2 32 1_ -~ ' • co one tie - kaff-kaff! Purdue 27 DJiool!l 11 • three. ' I soUTHEASTERN LEAGUE • M t f80 !bail h d. Johnso• who Is CORStdered a .. '., .'• Nln. StandiDg!l OS ' . an lCapper5 Rice 39, Tens Teeb 11 ;sser than Claridge, Player-Team m EP TP By llnlted Prm lntemalional ' would be sattshed with an av- Wash %8 ~Ianford 14 •- plhr . I B ownt'e Oiler Wellston . . . 6 0 36 . g'b 1 Syracuae. 1.. Ln:' ~mg o ex· hr. Hum~el Athens 5 2 32 1 W L T Pt I erage of such grandiose propor- Pittsbur ' • • • 1 • b • • Hutchmson. Hutc mson, • ·· , 4 0 0 8 , hons ut net your peerless prGg· Army !l, TeDD. 11 Chicago '· B umber daft G()t)dwin, Athens .. 5 2 32 -' · nosticator So onward and uprowna n one r s Middl rt 4 2 26 : M(Jntreal 2 1 0 4; · , !Arkansas 11, Texas A&M 11 pick In 1963, went through waiv· auer, epo New York 1 1 1 3,ward we go . . ' B~ylor 12, T.C.U. l! and became a free ' agent 'VanMeter, Pomeroy 4 % 26 1 T'•ronto l I I 3 i Wou~d you beh~ve Pi ts:rm~ ; S.M.U, 1$, TOUI 14 Ibis week. He's been worlung Smith, Galli poll! .. 4 0 21 ' BOJ!it3n I 2 f ~ i over enne.~see' r t urg UCLA 30, Air force Jf out witb AUaola, althougb he Reed, Jackson . .. 3 6 24 'I Detro;! o 4 o O•over Syracuse? No? Well, my Utab 25 New Mollet ze •. . .th the club Polley, Nel!OIIvdle 4 0 24 1 to Sign ' do bl' lri d th I· hat ' ye WI 3 4 22 1 8 Wednesday'• Results 1 ~ mg en s, Tulane %1, VanderbHt 7 ''He can catch the football,"• Hu_11 • Athens IS w TororHo 3 Detroit 2 said, "and that's been Brmkman, Athe1s . 2 I 1Is \n the cards_for Saturday. Af- Wm. & Mary 18, V.M.I. 7 Chicago 5 Montreal 3 te-r a~ exhaustive _study of com- Fl<'rida St. 33, va. T~b ZS of our problems." ' I (Only games scheduled) parative scores, ftrst d10wns, Alabama Zll, Mlu St. 10 The Falcons' running game, LAUREL INTERNATIONAL '. Tbunday's Games llrward passes, rrus~ed Signals, Tulsa 13, CillcinnaU 3 oa the other hand, tms been one LAUREL, Md. (UPI) New York at Detroit, 9 p.m. dropped laterals.• broken shoe Colgate ~. LehlJb !4 of the bright spots. 'Big Ernie ~ners of Tom Rolfe lsd (Only games scheduled) \''"'' and the ftve.day weather ! Wyoming 1:1, Colo. St. u . 7 Wheelwright, a 230-pound full- Assagai llednesday cabled their foreca st, the Hoople Systell)/ Oldahoma Jl, ColoraH 14 back picked up from the New acceptan~!t to run their horses PR(~AM GOLF foresees the stubborn Army; Ga Tecll 30 Duke It Giants has rounded into in Laurel • $150,000 Washington, '. II GLENEAGLES, Scot 1and [Mule upsetting Tennessee, 21· Fl~da 28, Aubu!lt 7 and Junior Coffey, for- D.C., lnternationai~N~:o~v-~. :11~.:~:~ (UPI) --Scotland's Alan Land. 10, and hghlly·held Ptttsburgh Geor~a II, No. Carol. 1 of Greeo Bay, Is also 11111- Tom IWife, the 1 E~urgh rmd 8oblly Walker endi~g the Syracuse ftur-game HOII!Iton IS, Tampa 1% champion of 1965, and rtmtlinP.d to ousl Gene Sarazes wmmllJ{ streak, 17-14 urn • Ore-gon 19, Idaho 14 Falcons' defense has been a pre~er Amencan grass of the United Stales and Ihumph! Indiana z1 Iowa 1 by Injuries, but 2>!11 round star. will represent the United (. Geoffrey Darlington Wednosday Notre Dame and Michigan Kansas 21' KaDJ&I st. f cboice Bob Riggle bas de- Slates against fureign COinP<•tl- j • tn the first round of the Match State, who share the Numbe< MlBI zt 1.. u 18 into an outstanding tion In the 15tl! running of the Play Foursomes Pro-Am tour· One ranking in this forecaster' s So Carol t! • p,jarylucl 1 InternationaL • nament at Gleneag_les persrmal ratings, will stretch obto S&. I Hecker believes the Browns ----Sarazen, former U.S. and their undef~at~d records by Notre Dame t2, Navy 1 will repeat as champions of the Aryao Invaders from celllral British Open champion, and his . sound ly whtppmg Navy aDd Missouri u, Nebruks %1 Division. There's no Asia COIIQUered Indian about 1 partner blew a two strok-e lead Northwestern respectively. WBke Forest 8 ae 11111011 s that a victory for At· 3,500 years ago. wU.h four holes to play to bow !f1e o.ffen~e--defen:"~e ~ minded Wash'. St. 36, St. 15 would ~ake the season New. York <:tty's to the Seottish pair. IriSh Will rmg up thetr fourth Memvblo st. IT, W. Tal. Sl. 1 lor the expa•stoa elub and Its Park 11 a National ....,. straiRhl sh~tout . by trouncing Kentucky zo, W. Va. 18 coach. Landmark. TONfGHT'S GAMF.'I Navy, 42.0,m Philadelphia. The Mich. 2?, WIICmMID T Southwe!'tern at Eastern Spartans Wlll also have an easy .... ~ Chauhrey at Kyger Creek time of it as they vanqui.<h Rlaltl Wroo1 Tiel P Hannan Trace at North Galiia host Northwestern, 36-6. Last Weet: Z1l Jl I I .Vinton Local at Southern Local And, oh, yes, as a tip to all To Date: 154 75 5 .. ' . always hounds to stay SEOAL Doctor Ordered c u e . or Broadcdsflng NE".V YORK (UPI) -The champiom , .. , / twice m the ~ ,l!eW ·P<>Pe ' New Yotk Mets announced the first h-It W~o lloesdll)'· and lle · . appointment Wertnesday of Wh1- on for tt 2-:, vjctory· OYer picks the name of a predece• tey ller,.,g, their 34-year·oid European , hamo•on Real Mact: sor with whom he feele some lhird base coacn, to the new rid of ~pain to take the affinity. field position of special ""· , · stant in charge 01 scouting free · agent tale•!. The Melf also announced the · additioo of former Brooklyn i pitcher Max Macon and Jack ! Casslni, former manager of the I Knoxville club of the Southern League, to their scouJing staff. : , 2f).l), Just What The I .. JIERZOG-1~~UTIN~ --- I Pe~::~~trlh; u~uth~~:~~~tiwor~ ,-~~-+i.ii~ B0 IIetS E0 d ' S II Pomerey'o Purple Paatbero, l.,ses have beeo to GaiUpolla lfullback, Junior, Lennie Va1 Jwhen they visit ltle Soutbern' LoSIDg pe , a gnd team that ll8J surpnstd 36-2, Athens 18·0 and Wellston,. Meter at halfback aRd Senior Tornadoea tonight. The Vtkings practically everyone with 1ts 1Bill Moore at slotback. , ale unbeaten Ill league play Whip Royals success so far, wHJ visit the .. , . I Starting at left end be while Tornadoes have aot , 1 Cl b p u rograms $ hecJ I d f •• ' 34-8~ o· WIST POMEROY MOTOR CO. MAll If, POMIROY ... '• ~· :'Jlll~•· ~ recet~edjPat Al'dlel'!',l lrtahma~. , 11.-.,..._-~....,....;·.;.·.-'!""'-----....1.1------------~---------.-..;~ ~ ~ �,.,,..;.....,., , .. ,.,_ _,,._. :JII ---~ ___...,.,.,.,, _.,~., • ..,..,...._ ~ ..... _ 7 ______ ..., _____ 0 __.._.., • .,.,~-;-· ...a--•.-.,_.._.., _ ... -~- .............. _ _ ..., • ................ ~ ..... <a·- . . "'""'."' . .... . . .---.. . .,....._-.-ltr••--•• ~- - .. ' r .. . , .'1- ' · - - - - · _ . .1...._. ............ ----·-·--"""'-··~... '4 Q " Y " t .. h --~- ! ......- ... •, -~··....- -·~----~--·-·---"""·"'--· . . .·~·-'"""1 ···~---. -~-· • . I h lo ' • 11-DtiiJ lleDIIJIII, M R rt CaIIs for ·~ - ayor upe · _,. . 0 f Mf MoeII~r ReeIectJon ·Weslev Ch' o,·, of r.hio ·university v Here lor Relormation-cDay Worship Pomeroy-M1441opon, v., U"'- •• . ,... ·-- --. . . . __ '!i I C~o,.ot ' · :;;;:i.~;;."T;;/~~'.,"~.,.r~ tie Bale ba Dri!W Webster Auxilia~ ol Pomeroy Meets ; ' . DIIIJienlillel, Pomet'l>yolllddleport, 0., Oct. 27, 11160--S I INTERNAi"!ON~I SOCCER ... IIOW"•tt ~;;~,\' :.~: p~d by""~n~ Ohio un. IHv.rnn . . , Migroty Fnrtress Is The bud et forth~ year wu 0 tversit~ ~•I' join With the mem.. .Our God' ~ Lnth~r The chn)r · d dt.!sstd and IJIProvM ~ bers and friend> of St. Jolin's . also will join wtth the .conThe Oc(ober m<10dng ol the , rea ' han es Linda Guln· 16 Wellston Mayor James Ru· 1,~ ne":' jobsj b~ingl t~ment and St. Paul's '~uthflran congr~ !~sregation '" siMinR the Litutp' Ladlew 4uJIIIIary of 0 r e wt :ow~~~i~mang a~nounced tha' pert has credited Congreasman mlllaon m pr ~ 8 e nves tt p-ations for a specutl Reforma· and H:Ynms Webster Post was held Tues-~ r, lt h d ~adled Its quota October 2t: Hl66 naces.sarv t«' batt my feelings Walter H. Moeller with expedit- to the plant •nte, and . a r~ct 1 tlon Day F'esti\ , worship thh. Follow;np thi$ mor11imz Wor- dav evP.nlnA: af thP Le~ion hall. th: hun ~ f to date 117 to vot~ 81 "emlnded Pomeroy' Ohio about thest inJustices to you mg final approvol by the Econ- anoitler $S million In pnvdate n-, Sunday c... t~bP' 30th ship the local Lutheran Church Catherine Welsh, presiden~, , WMI bea ' · ·strn • vestment by turkey orof ucers ' w•ll ~~rv ~ 1unc h 1(l the wal' In chJirge o1 th e meeting INem be rs were d r also to display Attl"ffHon· Edltot ~nd the .A,menc;l.n public omlc Developmen 1 Ad mm1 Ult 'Illts ' ~flfurm ..ttius Day, cele •11ftdtv"' 1 1 8 80 Dai rr Ser.tlntl Jo:i>!~h Struble , t1on of approxlma£ely $2 mil- IR the ar?a. The rant ac V bration i~ a trarlitlonal Luthrr- chol; lr1 lht- F~IJOWShiP liall Of which opened in ritualistic form novem ~ov It was an~ 11 d'~M preslPomero~ Ohio Rt l Mulberry Heights Hmt in Federal assistance ror will be one of the argest ecor,. l an Feslival to commemorate 1thl!' ~hurr•t Thr choir will then with Gladv" Cum mit"' as ~!ll 1 egs odn that. the. · ever to <·omr . the day · when the great Re· return IJ At heu~. · mu n;, Delr Sir·, Pom~roy, OhiO, 457611 water and sewage tre atment fa - omic generators Oh' at·Brms and Frances Hunnel dnounct t ld be in Middleport OD . cilities. to Soulh~stern . 1~, oda former. MMtin LuthP-r. nailf'd This ~o<!<'lal 'l'Orh'llp SPrvlce and Pearl Knapp B!l color bear· INen iou d there will be open 1 w1sh to can to the attention ] October 25, 1966 "Every citizen of Wellston and In a sta~~e~~ IS:med t , Y· his "gs Thc-ses" on the Church ~ will be ~~ 1 d in ~~ Paul's Luth ers. Thanit you notes were ov. fan AUXllla fnemol the ctuzenry of _our _country Rl. 3 r beyond should be grateful for Ruper.t stated. As the Mayo~ dool at Witten~erg. Germany, lt!ran Ch·n·tJ-. In Pomerov. Sun- reed trom Jean Carr, dJHfrict house or a11 ry ot two ~~nt 1eg1slat1ve ~tcts ! Pomeroy, Ohio Congressman Moeller's extraor- of w~.lston _r w~nl the people 0 on Ortonft1 31st 1517. The sun- 1day, October 10th, at 10:45 a president, and Mr~. James War- bers. •• ot Congr!!!tt that was passed In Editor dinary efforts t8 obtain approv- the tenth dlstnct to know fir!\~ : day nea.e. . t tht- date of Octo. ,m Tha ,t•rmon theme for t~•s ner, department first vice pres- I 1be hy~n, America, t~e the closlna moments of session The Daily Sentinel al of lhis project, whlc~ is so hand the facts co.ncermn~ cu~ Ibe~ 3lst i3 calle~ Refort'rlatlon worship ~ill be "ReformatiO'l ldent, for the nice conference. Beautiful, ·~ a rs~er tzll lOf m lhr 89ih ConJiti'HS. ?omeroy. Ohto \'ilal to the economic develop-- gressman M~llers effective e · Sunday IToday," ,with thfl Rev. Joseph Gladys Cumings, on behali of lpeace, by dar~e eu U ng, Dear Sir ment oi lhis area." Ruperl sial- forts to obtam the ::~pproval of The :<ttotr well known In ' R Kralv. brln~inli' the messagt. the Unit,. thanked Carrie Neutz.. chaplam, close e mee na. fi t The r:tt measure was no . , d 1d tllis project Ev~n to suggest 1 - · ' : Bl 1 hurl"l onl· as~ed bv Coi'IJress but The editonal 1n the Sun ay e. · litirnl Soulheaslt•rrr Ohio. will sing ,Mrs. Fr'!d APinar, c ·' h J ~n ·signed into lew by our Times-Sentinel endorsing Gov.l The grant for water and sew· tha~ there . wa~ ahny df0 'f five special ~elections: "Sanr. lorgar.lst, wm pl~ty special m~s­ n:~on'& chid trecutive, Lyn- . James A. Rhodes listed several age . facilities assures the c~m- mot1vat10n '.n 'w~olt." ~~ho~t I tus " bv <.:vunod "0 Bone Je- Jc and -1sslst ·n this wor!!hlp d0 8 Johoson This Jaw was Ireasons why he should have tfle pletlon of the R<~lston - Punna thts m~:~ller IS } su" bv Pal~str•na . ··None <!Jth· .as wP.II . f ~ d the U 8 Go em. support of lhe voters of Meigs turkey-processing plant at Well- truth. . er Lam~·· by Marshall uLet As usual. worship ~el'\'ices of os reL: D pa.rt~nt v and County. I take issue with the ston. As prop&sed. the plant ' '1 traveled .10 Washmf~tou 011 I'J'herP Be Musi••' ' by w'mlams: the chur.··n are open to the pub::rs aoi r thee Administratinn I idea that Gov. Rhodes is ~e- would provide an esUmated sev~ral oc~aswn;t-~~ l~ee-~r:~ Iland the 1r~J.ditional Reformation lie. .. sponsible for the nPw Metgs] assistance m ge J t~ . _:.::__:.::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ worked very d•l•ge!ltly for Its Local High School we Willi approved." Rupert state<l. " I' ' • pasugt. This lsw would re- build. ! know that Congressman Moe!· move Ute blsck df!eds and blot- When the consolidation was I ler exert('d every posSible ef.. • I Sf f . ch8 from the servict records first proposed we were to I d Iori to sp"'d !he matlfr. I (J~ of alrnost ~,000 ex-servwe~en , there was state monies availknow . for example, that Con- Sandra. Swartz. represl!"nt- ~each member askPd to bake a , who left ,he military service Iable to us and by Dasis ol need PI " d f th- gressrnan Moeller Pf'rsonal\y ing Feeney • Bennett Post Aut- t'ake or donate money to the w:lth a Bad Conduct Discharge. our area had top priority 1f we 1 a~~ w~re rna e r or mon h made it trip to the White House ill3 ry gave an interesting re- I project. The charter was drap. 'Fhll!, with a ttroke of a oen. failed to act now we . would y ra 10 !--rogrllms Off c eac ' in surnllrt of the application. . po<rt ~n the values she received i ed in memory of Mrs. Wilmet- _ be for · 1 II h . Statt! Ita MuIford sm1'th· a wrong:-. 8VP now en · ibe dropped to the· bottom of club at a meetingbeo M ounty d And 1••know. too. that the app 1.t· · at the 196ti Bcckeye Gtrls given If Lhese ex-servirem~n . the list It is to the everl'a~tinH Garden Club me~hior~ow o; ~: cation. which was submillerl on- Wednesday when the auxiliary It was reported that depart· Our good reputation comes could Jil/e an I.'Xemplary hfe I credit of the people of this dis· ev~mng, at the e , . ly last April would never have met ment assessments are paid. thfet ~aN aft~r lnving t~le 1trict. <Republican. Demurrat, l office,- , L -~ ount received lav~rable CQnsideratiol1 j M.lss Swartz. a junio~ at Mid· Card_s we~e sent to ~erea-ved from filling prescriptions ex· ::~trVIce · wlih a Bad Conduct Dis- . and Independent alike) that Mrs. Lha~les ewL. c _Y if it h:~d not been for our Con· d!Pport Hi~h School said .that and Ill members. The group al· ch1rgt. T:ot mea fact that this jwe moved quickly to take ad· contact chairman. _was M 10 gres.!unan 's effective and contin· !the two weeks enabled her to and Ill members. The group al· actly as ordered. Your doctor law ptrmitli these individuals vantage of this opportunitv . A charge ol the m~etmg . . rs . . uous efforts." bP('{}me hetter acquainted with so made plans to remef!iher trusts us •..• you will, too. to I!ISUmt such "deserving re- igreat number of people ~hose Jack Robson. regl_onal dtrect~r, Rupert further called for the the government and felt that the veterans hospitals patients cognition" destroys aU of the I only concern was the f~ture of anooun~-ed a regtonal :eetmg I re-election of Congressman Mo- the !-!Xperienre was educ ation· ·~ with gifts and money during heroic inJage ot our natiotl.s :their children. gave their time at Manett8 , on Novem . r 101eller. aL S'he expressed the wish th8t the holidays. ~rreshments dead ~~ gave their lives and : and effort to . make this scttool and urged all members tu at-1 ''Th;s l!! just one of. many all girls rould . attend and re· J ~ere served followmg Ule meet· the m1lhurus of rea.l men and la re-ality. tend. . h t-xamples of the outstandmg el- ceive the benef1ts. Her mother. mg. At Your Service for w~ wtJo hne ~roudly - serv-~ By all means. give Go". Th: 1Chnstma!l [!:~ 5 ~W I\ fectlvene ss of our Conjr;res~- Mrs. G('ne Swartz, wa~ a guest ' All Your Drug Needs ed our. country wtth HONOR· ~ Rhodes credit for anything that sche u e .was ~xp e Y man '' Rupert said. "Tht>re ts for the evening. TEACHERS MEET AJLE J;F.RVIC!"' ill times or hfl has done for this county : but Mrs. Le,\'t& and numbers were mor~ to come for the pro~rf'ss Mrs Albert H.oush. presiden t, l war and peril. The Presid· :the credit for our future high · drawo for each / lass entry. of Southeastern Ohio If w(' C'ondu~ted the meeting and re· Teachers · of the "Teachers Dolly .... , .. 8 AM to 10 PM said thctl man~· of the offend- · school bt>longs to the ritizens iSev('ral t"lubs WI ' hhave aJcodun. keep Moeller in Congres~." ported on the Fall Conference For Collins'' committee attenden were youn~ men when of the MPigs Local School try store at the I ow. u ge hf'\d at the Federated Church ~ a meeting Monday, October Sunday . . • I 0:30 AM to 12:30 these wran11 were committ~, : Distrid who voted f!Jr th .. con· ; for the ':lnow will be Mrs. Aida .J d in Pomeroy at whi.ch _time the 24. at Rock Hill High School 5PMto9PM but so ~re tht rest of thP r.-ul-1 solidation and voted their tat Cullen. ~1rs_ Edgar Pratt won .4houl 60 rdten Feeney . Bennett Auxiliary unit sponsored by the O.E.A. John lions of ~ervice men who serv-ldollars to va.v lheir share. the doo~ pnze. . ed Pnrt)· Pack 24R was one of five units in the 8th Hall of the O.E.A. was the 0 ed their ('\,untry HONORABLY. Yours truly, I _A soc ~&l . _ho~r was . enj Y Approximately60attended the l di~trirt to rec('ive a member· .Qpeaker for the e"ening. Meigs This ce-Mainly cannot be a valid Carol Ohling""r !o"Jth the Wmdm@ Trail club In Halloween party or Cub Srout!i. ship award. The unit went on County teachers attend1ng were eUliit tor supporting such leg-; charge. Tile tabJ~ arran~ement, Pack 248 Tuesday evening :1t ' record as supporUng the re- John Lambert. Howard 1 lslttion. Thifl is another prime I favors anJ napktns earned out I the DAV hall, which wa s deco-1 newal le·vy for the TB and i and RobPrt Roberts. nample 'lt lhe "bleediflR heart ' the Halluw~n theme. I rated for the occassion by tl Hf'allh levy on the November WY 2·2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy do gooc:~t~·~ in their ta!l:k to up. Garden clubs.. represented Den Ftve and den mothers, Mrs ., ballot WAR ON GOPH[RS grade the criminal element in f .~ were 1\vulght, Chester, P?me-~ Roy Bla11kenshtp and Mr.:; Her-I Plans were made to ~rve the I CARLSBAD, N ~- ' {UPI) 4 Registered Pharmacists to Hais coumry It is becoming ' roy · Amatl!'ur, Rutland Fnend- bert Seth Guy Nash a d1stnd ·annual Vrterans' Day dinner, Tom Sessom, a ret1red Carlsbad Serve You more difricult to stave off this FRIO<\ y . ly Gardeners. Rutland. Rose, J executive was a guest. Iwith d3te to be announced !at· city employe, has been hired by type oflaNiessness through leg- ~ .A HALI.OW.EEN carmval . Wildwood Walk-In, Star Mid- A grand march w<~s hetd !er Th~ unit also made p!ans th(' city to kill gophers on the 7 'slatlon and if ;, continues we Will be ~eld ~Fr~a:a:: :~~~~:- : dieport a.nd Winding Trail. with each child receiving a to. assist with the legion pro- municipal golf course. He Is .viii certdinlw lose our baslc lat the ~~.erth Ch t PTA' 1I -------prize. Games were playf'd un- ject, ''Gifts for ttle Yanks" with gelling $2.50 per gopher. 'r Moms ~OIPeday soon. 1 5 ~~~r w.c~.ll~ Wlhesm~f'1 r ri:l Olrio FloUJer$ Win : der the direct itn of Den _Three IP se,·ortd mt>asur~ that was lday ~ver~ing, Oct. 28 at til e. In Micltigan Fair and den mothers, Mrs~ ()BSS~ by Col'btress JS an out- 1, Middleport Church If Christ at I When Mrs. Dori~ Bet.z, of St.lRosenbaum und Mrs. E_lzo<a>kies, M~ht .. ~ ,don tne Treaeu~ of l 7:30 p.m. Joseph, Mich., visited her '! more Jr. Dough~uts, ~.:· the United Stat~" <t! Amer1ca to , SA.nJRDAY :mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson, coffee and kool a1d were seiV . ;;,•:.- ~ ,OOO,OOO.OO In taxpayers] THE RU1'LAND High Chester. last spring, she gave fd with Den One anti ~en mun~y to ,fw IRmocr.at and Re-I1966 aooual homecoming her some marigold flower l thers, Mrs. Lloyd H.of.'man puhhcan partl,. to fmance the . will be held this plants to take home with her. l Mrs. Donald McKmght lllllfl pre,.dentlal electtoo .cam. day mght foDowlng the Mrs. Bell divided the plants ·ciihiiar.igi;e.,_..,,_iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;; p81gn Joil think of it citizens, Poca football game. The with a neighbor who this fall 1,f U!;Jng YO'l•: hard ea~ed tax will emcee the informal took the flowers to the county 1ollar :. fmaru:t political cam. from 10 p.m. to The fair, and received a Blue Rib- ; 1a•gna wDell It ". a known fact Rutland High bon on them. For Every Sowing Nttd that to •nter poltlicl oo I ••· 'ers and tho Yearbook staff ----llooal seale today Is a rich ' sponsor the dance which is NA~ES OMITI'ED Singer Salot·Sorvlct men'1 11ame. Is r.ht Congreu \ en to the public. In the report of persons prep•red to distribute 1 Uke a- . · SUNDAy tending the shower for McColl's Patterns mOUDt of money to o~her LEG. A HYMN SING will Ito held L. M. Price and sending gifts, AU.Y rtcotntzed pobUcal par. 81 the Mt. Olive Church in the nr'n"9 f>l M'll. J . E. Foster, Uea such a Tht Socialist Par- Long Bottom at 1 p. m. Sunday, Mrs. Pearl Ash. Mrs. Edwin ty, tho Commumst Party, The Oct . .10. All slnaen and Coates, Mr and Mrs. Don Bet· 992·2284 American N1~ Party II 10, one welcome ztng e1rl Dr . and Mrs. Blaze. 115 2nd Pomeroy Wllll't IIIla 001t additional mn. · lwlcz were unlntel'!ially omitted. U01t1 ot tnpayara dollm If ConP'fU would rofu,. to givo lhtm tho mone) then that would ba dioeriminotlng against S a minority groop. I do not wllh . to contrtllute ·. .,. dime of tu.. Mr. and Mrs Allen Brewer ,.,. . _ , toward the polit·l •nd Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brew· leal campal&nJ ol any political' er of Portland. attended party. The honf!sl citizen eould 50th wedding anmversary dooote to the party of . his their brother and slster·l•·law, Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Frldey Til 8 cbotc• It isn't Ol)(lll&h that I Mr. and Mrs. Eber Brewer ~i llastos millions oil East Liverpool OCtober 22 • l3 clollars anooallv they now wand at the bome ol their daughter Saturdoy Til 9 • tho AlnortcJn people to foot 1and son.ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. tho bill . foe their own political I Ross Grnne. There were over · E. MAIN ST. WY 2·3975 POMEROY . ambllkl"' ThiS came about •200 attended and they received throuCh a ridtr that was placed many mce gifts ~nd cords. on 1 biU iilot wp paosed by the Saturday evenmg a 11111 Congrea. Wo 11 taxpay. was ~ved to Mr.- and . Mrs. ert Jhauld be orotected from Brewers brothera and Sl:!lters thi~ type ~f over acta u1 legia. and their families. latioo by dOlllanding that Con. waa held Sunda! . U p.m. lrtU ceoae Jllch practic" with Children ol the Allen and tht lilt o1 rider. on teglolalloo. gar Brewer families attendh'll It 11 a sname that our law- were David Brewer of Por"lar.d., Walnut Flnioh Specl•l Prices On All WurlltJer Org•n• md:ll'l cannot be more mature Mr. and Mra . Harold Brewoc BUDGET lb. In crolr tnlnklni and aclions. and Janie LDnl Bottom; Ken. Cherry Flnloh Since 1 ;..m 1 taxpayer and a neth Brewer, Columbus M.r. ONLY $20.00 DOWN rormer oerviceman 'Hooorably and Mrs. John Beall and Ron· UJ10 WIIKLY Dilcharged' 1 felt that it was da and Mark. cotumbuo; Mr. Dtmonstrotor-Uttd Only 6 Mo. Return Rontel-11~· $795 Gulbunson and Mrs. Charleo Simeral Tioba Jane, Reynoldobug, Mrs. JoaM Dobbins and Kerry 40" Consolo Now Wurlltrer Lynn, eolumbuo 'ONLY $20.00 DOWN $3.00 WEEKLY dor.Spt Rtt. $1275 Hammond S~tl PEYOTl!) TO INTiliiiST OJ GREAT BEND NOTES ON A NIW WURLIT%flt IIJIGI • MAllON AIIEA .~.. ,.o .. sPINET PIANo Mr. and Mrs. Eber Hill of Cleveland spent a few days re· e Specltl Terrnt, t5 DoWn. M,nth1'To P1y SAVE.$2000N NEW PLAYER PIANO cently with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sbaban of Great Bend. Mccov·s - - - - e•l. Rllpb Hutton Is Cltrpenter work for Hayea this week. ' Mr. and Mn. Rlymond FurLOCATED AT loa... bee and son Richard look Mr. Roy Anderson to Savina for a visit wltb his daughler 1 ad . family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fisher. Mr. and Mra. Furbee's · 1dau(hter, Karen, of Columbul The We· •ey Panthers Want Win at Nelsonville I • I r, \Jf) Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs -· 1 f A 8 RI CS Summers & Son Now At 104 W. Main St., .Pomeroy • • i The FABRIC SHOP w. 50th Wedding A • nmversary 1 Attended I SIMON'S sue 98~ BACON 2 s1 -·- I t~~i;::~~a Ienll returnell her Sandra! par • aiOJtihome witbwlth Miss IAdamo fllr llle wtektnd. Save ,51\00 8St BREAD ~~:~- S 89c • • Wurlitzer Spinet · .. ·...... · .. · $588 NEW WURLITZER ORGAN $669 LOWERY ORGAN· $399 . Deluxe Spinet ........ " " .... ·• $598 'MILK Golden Ripe BANANAS· SAVE ON PIANOS- ORGANS -GUITARS·· AMPS Soinet Piano · ...... ·" ··.... · $558 3 EGGS Added New Merchand~ise . For Final SALE DAYSII Wurlitzer Spinet ·· .. ·.... ·.... $579 GROUND BEEF - 3 i TO 8:00 P.M. MARKET CUBE or MINUTE STEAK ,. ........ THE DAILY SENTINR OPEN 11 A.M. .10~ ORGAN ~=~~ $798 104 W. · MAIN .POMEROY, .. • .~ ~." ..J..~i:- lo. ·•- Jndocted Into Hall 0£ Fame I 11 • H }e H hes Heavy Hltter • 1 ' I DOWNIEGROSS * ' • ' i TRY I THE WORLD'S TOUGHEST 2-DOOR I I I I I 1 . iT, Mm.. Orr.-oa ' H' Rockets Flash into Middleport on Friday I I BV BOB E. BYER encounter with the Golden a broken wrist ln tile Logo Coach Bob BrenneR brings Rockets. Utility back Jim Con· game, is definitely out bul BID his highly respected Wellston 'i 1le, bow':'er, Is lost for the Swa• wbo received a badly G Ide Rockets · to Jackel season With an arm fracture. spramed ankle II ozpeeted to S~iu: Friday ~~ht 10 meet I During practice Ibis week tho see action. , the Middleport Yellow Jackets Jaclell were down to 16 boys The Jackell sterling hack· in !be last home SEOAL game I one night bot managed . to plek n~td lines up oomethl~ like der the banner of the MHS 1 up three more and wtll have thiS for tomorrow nights game. ~II J ckets 119 lada I• uniform for the Mark TannebUI will be slm'llng • 2w a · , orague and black for their last at fullback and hu an InjUry WeUston bring• in I h league bome game under the :to his band, llle balfbacb, league's leading scorer, Kirby 1orange and blaek for their iastler, with an tlljured shoulder Oller, who bas gather.d 31l ;of the YeDow Jackets. deep bntlaela hie tldgh. will ooints in five SEOAL contests • Taking another look at the backing Asa Bradbury, and 1 total of 42 In seven Iteague scoring, the Jackets al· quarterback. games. so have one of tbe top five scor· The Jackets' fine ahould be Tile Rockets are 2-3 on the ers in the SEOAL although they Intact with Steve Pull.. league season and 3-4 overall. I hllven't won a game. George Dennis Ault at the entdds~·~:~~ ~~ They lost laal week to tlle :sauor tendo the Jacket scorlng 1ard Ly0111 and Mu \1 Gallla Academy Blue llevi!J, Jwith 211 teague polnta and Is ' at the tackles. Larry Stollar! 18-t.e, and In all probablllly Gel· .In a tie lor fourth wltb PoD> and Roger Lefllngwell at :Ieman Bob B~• wllllmve :eroy's Leniie Van Meter. Sa~> , guardo and Illy Hinely at tbe his Rocket ete•en C(IIDiog olfler has 32 fllr the ""'soo. :center slot , · the ftoor wben they meet the There II Utile doubt as to I Alternalel for the Jaekel! Jar.lets. who will be the •tan mg lin• utJ Iare lew and fer betweel ol· The Yelluw Ja.ckell also !for the Jackell Friday light, : though Coach Phillie baa 81· WOiiklllke to come oU llle Door! llle bla question will be wba 1 presaed blo hopea of llu~ altar their 18 to e defeat at Lo- will be !be replacemeat should 1Johnson, a junlot:, eo~llmlllg to gan last week. Tbey'l'jl atlllloot- •lllllho!' InJury come up In tho 1come along 1nc1 help oat 11 mJd. ing .·for their ftrsl teqUe WID. Jaekel iQuud. It Is a tno1iro j die guard and eeotar. PresbR 1001 without ol)'iDC that IICI tpat ·In some posiUDDI maD Grea 'lllibe who saw » ::Oach Fred PbiUls' . boJa .,. Coaeh ,Phlllil has no replace- Uon against 1"!111etor fOr ' lhe '""'"' tl!elr aJwt of oltctUbltl menll. Be just keepo his finl· :ftrsl lime, lurDed bt • """ I "I I 1' I •'* I lolfnc ... .~ · It Moit' Of tha . Inight's- and should be able Jacket llljU!i" jto liD In when aeeded. '1'btt . .., You Get the Best ••• from Us ' p new Chevy pickiQI looks so good you could call it a 2-door. ,I(Yo11 could llso call it the toughest Chevy pickup ever llllilt!) The best fuel for borne. Tops In comfort, 'l1dl Jlootllde Jicbp'o got a lot -~~w~ c..a loob aoiac 1or ooovenleoce. Call til for JOIL lt'a tot -di<ll 18 llriac 101 .,.,.. -arability, ....tin(- -.fori and aofe· tJ. Cit... tltat aew al(.oteel ...,. box, for -pie. New Jan ........ walltideliii!Oia and delivery, anytime. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO toilpte .... ,.... lood from lea.... Ill llllrll • Cbe•J'• .... lotllo. w- .. ........ Ills to . . keep For &.Iter, Quicker More EHiclont Service ............ Ilke lh• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tltat LIVEL OUT YOUR ..,.praloet sheet metal against lireoplub. IDside, tho color-keyed eab looks and feels liko a pleasun& plate tAl work. Tbere ere anumber of DOW aofety f ...tu ....., loot an energy-absorbiug slterijlf wheel and a dnal master nlilt· tier brake "llllem, tAl atuiie ·two. ·ADd here a anodaer lhing lhe ..... Ote'T. pickup'• , .. going f4M' JOU: it ridea beUer lhaa 1011e caro. Choose from 26 11eetside and Stepoido modet. a& , _ Clllmalllt tloalrt'a. FUEL OIL COSTS tEQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTSe •. JOIN OU' IU~ET, PLAN NOW . RIZER IL .Q)MP'A'NY one1~d lnj~ · ' : ·' · Lo!tb,..~L~~ · ~, ~ .1!11! ~ l1tll relnjury ~ · Jackell bactfleltl ftp!aeemalll •. , ,., ' J·\ · aa -, , •• (1011' perl01'1l111108 Ullll Relr rm,. are altrays a problem ittave been oa the ahoalda of ' "YOI.I'LL 'uK:Ii OIJil SI~CI" eeuon, Coach ~Ill will hive 1o be laCed by 111e Yellow Jac' IJei'J'Y Day~port, a junior, IIIII ~I th.2101 ·?t ~; POMIROY, 0. ' ljlt lett, lot; 1bt ' .. .. •• II tile lnJury IIIUallcs, up~ re~ ,, ~. ~ • I I ·FINAL 3 DAYS! = Will Be 1· 1 I s· 1•1 1 4R i The Army Over Tennessee Team I 1 I W ld y Bel"teve. 1 : on! I I s· .)( .'I AI ' the Browns ' Loosen up a BI•t "s _ a er . o/ will I d G. VI Sandra Swartz Fm s reat a ues G• I In Exp"!rlences bl!ld1ll8lllt tougb Netsonvllle Grey. Were bopmg our boys are Se . Ste Fiotaw whlle Jim yet earned a league victory, ! Friday . night and hope not poinli•g a week ahead to 1Crmor ;: relnjured ills lett thougb they are 4-3 overaU By United Preas IDtemaUonal In the race for the top the Atheno game," said Coacb l w,"~· 0; Mike Hargraves wlll the season. The Baltimore Bullets fmally prize. . Bud Bickel today, "sin~ ltll! be"ai left tackle; Rly;..nd , The Eastern Eagles will also , left their. fans smilin' allhou~h Po~eroy fans, still buzziog ill the one we bave to wtn be- IZirkle left gl111rd, Pat Story, for a while It l"?ked like they d over •ts sensational 28-16 win lore we can do anything ejse." I te;· Ed Baer right be out to sew up •• undisputed l teave 'em crym . over Jackson last week, will be The outstanding performaoce cen rd:' Charles 'Hysell, rigbt Southe~n Valley . Coaference I The Bullets. snapped their seeking tts lourth Sou!beastem of Doa Swisher, Pomeroy quar· ~kle nd Bill Engliob at right cbampmnship tomght when five·game losmg streak and Ohio League win. The Panthers terhack, against Jackson lost ~ Ex"pected 'to ... much de- Coach William Shinn's boys host scored their first victory of the thus far bave posted a :1-2 friday was one that iR all pro!>- ; . ive action are Mike Wright the Southw..tern Higblanders. National Basketball Association IX ALL-WEATHER league slate and are 3-2 overall ability will not be duplicated Porter 8lld John Wolf~ Eastern likewise Is unbeaten in season Wednesday night with a COATS on the season, for a long time. Swisher led ! htl~ Keith Phalill will see SVAC play. 112-ll6 "cliffhanger" wia over With zip-out liner. Nelsonville, a team that the Panthers to their third I~mited delensive duty due to I Rutland's Red DI!Vlls, coach- the Cincinnati Royals. From 21.95 outweighs Pomeroy nearly 20 league win by throwing four I; shoulder Injury. I ed by. Charles Smtth, wtil be A crowd of 2,639 in Baltimore pounds miln per man, has a %-3 touchdown passes and netting Iexpecting to rebound from thetr saw the Bullets take a 93-77 league slate. The Greyhounds, 364 yards on 23 completions. Elsewhere in the eounty, the defeat last week at the hands lead into the final period only to JACKETS like Pomeroy, scored a triumph Other Pomeroy backfield Vinton County Vikings will be of Vinton County wheo tbey have Oscar Robertson lead a I CAR COATS over Jackson aod also deleated starters agai"'t Nelsonville wlll out to clinch the Mld.<Jhlo Val- host the Poca reserves on Sat- drive that brought the Royals to ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Si< : BENCH WARMERS Middleport. Nelsonvllle'a league be Sop!Jornore Kenoy Engllsb at ley Conference ohampiODJhlp urday oight. within 114·1ll wllb 1:20 to go. persons will be lnduc!P.d S'atur-! --,- -- -- --~-Then Wayne Hightower connect,.. day Into the Ohio Un_iversity STADIUM COATS NBA Standings ' ed wlth a jump shot to give the . Athletic Hall of f ·me, m cere- . Pile and quill 13.95 By United Prell illleruallo1181 Bullets a five·point margin and monies pred!dlng the homecom· l lined. From _ Eastern DIVIsion then went en from there to the ing football game With Dayton. W. L. Pel. GB I victory. To be honored are Dr. George SWEATERS Philadelphia 4 0 1.000 .•. j Dun Ohl had u points, Kevin R. Kahler. Or. Rla me R. .Golds-. Pullovers and cardi· Boston 3 0 1.000 l:-2 ' CLEVELAND (UPll-There's the showdown game with Dallas slow start. After losing two of · Loughery and Gus Johns.n had berry, Mark C. Hendnrkson, gans. Most wanfed New York 4 2 .667 1 1 quite a contrast between the have lifted. their first three gam.es, the 20 ~ach and Hightower scored Horace D. Palm~r. M. Harold colon. From 8.95 Cincinnati 1 3 .250 3 Cleveland Browns and the At· Defensi"e end Paul Wiggin team has come on to wm three 19 to lead the Bullets. Robertson Brown, and Ke~mJt Blosser. . Baltimnre 1 5 .l67 4 lanta Fa loons training camps as ' put it this way - ''At least we straight. And the 36-21 victory scored 37 points and Jerry Kahler, who IS deceased . will . C.P.O. WOOL · Welllern Division :the two teams prepare for Sun- ~ can laugh during lunch bour . over front-running Dallas. Sun· Lucas made 25 for the Royals, be. rep~esented by former AthW. L. Pet. GB 1 day' s game at Atlanta. again." ' day put the Browns back - ~~ ~he j who have l&St three of four let1 c DJrect.or Brandon T. Grov JACKETS Chi rago 4 2 .667 ... : Earl~ practice sessions this Coac_h Blan~ Collier s_aid ~e I ~iddle of the Eastern DIVIs iOn games. er, M!o w11l accept the award The new jackef or Sl. Louis 2 2 .500 1 ~ week m Cleveland have been team 1s looserung up hke a title race. The New York Knicks downed on behalf of Mrs . . KahiPr. ., shirt. Burgundy and San Francisco 2 3 .400 llk relaxed and ·happy. The tension I person getting back in the car l But th ings are a little differ· the Los Aogeles Lakers, 133_122 , Kahler was the f1rst. OU gradNavy . With Navy Detroit 2 3 .400 llh and determination that pervad-: after having an accident." ent in ~tlant~, where the atmos- in the only other Wednesday uate ever to play maJor h~ague butt•ms ----· _____ 9 .95 Los Angeles , l ~ .200 2lh ed the atmosphere during the i The "accident" the coach was ~ phere IS gn~ a~ the team night game. Howard Komives baseball; ~ldsberry served as Wednesda~ s .Rcsu~ts I t.wo weeks of preparations for I referring to was the Browna' looks for Its fJrs~ VIctory of the I scored :12 pomts and Dave team physician f~r more than SPORT SHIRTS Baltimore 122 Cmcmnat1 116 - --------~--·- ~ season. Coach N?rm Hffker, IStallworth tallied 13 to lead the 25 years; Hendnckson was .a Button-dowt'l Ivy and :-.Jew York 133 Los Anr,r.les 122 ~ running an expanswn team that Knicks while El in Ba lor had bask~tball and baseball sla1 at regular coHars. Pais-Tbursday'o Game& OU OU plays every t""m in the league I d w H g d hyd _ f OU m 1915 and 1916: Palmer 1 ~t. LoUis at CmC'mnah 9 p.m. 1 unce says he does 11ot plan any 1 31 anLak a t azzar a "' ~tr was a footba 1I sta ndout .m 1915. 1' leys, madras, solids, the ers ' h K 'k , fi t Brown was a trac k and bas ket· I' checks and stripM. Chir·ago vs. Boston at Pro- · 00p UDC major tlneup ctaanges. From 3.50 vide nrc B.30 p.m. The Beol Weren'l Good Enough I It was t e ;''- ' . ;:: bail star and a football bero tn 10 8 The Falcon.~ were outscored VIctory l)v_r•r the La ers the early 1930s, and Blosser was 100 to 10 in tbelr last two Ange les smce tOOl. the Bobcats ' first nationa l FIGHT RESULTS [gatnes - but Hecker shU feels I wrestling champ 1o D m 1932. By Unlled Prefl' International , the players he's using are SEO OVERALL SCORING Blosser is currently an assistant NEW VCtRK •UPfl - Benito MAJUR AMOS B. HOOPLE Santa s helpers, after Satur· the best he has. ! Player- Team TD EP TP , professor ill physical education Ortiz, I!H ¥.!, Puerto Rien, Peerless Prognostlc:atur day there ~re onl! 4 shopping He does plan to retur nRandy Oiler, Wellston , - · 7 0 42 at OU. knocked 1111t LukP Ervin, 13011., E d f. d k days left ltll Chmlmas. J hnson the rookie from Ten· Polley, Nelsonv le .6 4 40 ----Bayonne. N Y 12). ga ' nen s, two wee 8 Now go on with the ff'lrecast. 0 ' b k VanMeter Porn r Y 6 4 40 , A tobacco pipe with a lessee A and I to quarter ac . G od . ·Athens hand·runnmg y•ur illuslrlous N C State _ V'-'•la 1 "Home of Arrow f t h 'Jet! h d · · .:., "'&ou started the fnd four 0 wm, · 1 2 38 1ible stem in which the smoke OAKLAND Calif. (UPI) - orecas er as _compl a a~ · Mich. St 35, NorUlwest~ro I d Hummel , Athens 5 6 36 ,·s cooled by passing through Shirts" · some 718 batlmg average Wlth and Den n I s Clarl ge, · . Jimmy 1..ester, 160, San Fr~n- h d. . 1 d f 211 Okla. St. 33, Iowa St. Zl picked up 111 the expansion draft : Bnnkman, Athens 4 10 34 water is called a hookah or Main St .• Pomeroy . _.. L S t . t (' ! entiC'a reror o cor- S J St •• P ~fl IC I ) I! S M ddl t 5 :! 32 CIS<'fl .~IOt>r:u ms , an amana , 1 , . . . o~e . w 1 81~:1 c a . (rom Green Bay, started the ' auer , J epor · _ _ _ _ _ _ __..!.!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!~ 1 nmar~g~ll~•:_ 154 ~exi (1) rect selectwns, lt m1sf1res and Peona St 18 California- If 1Finlaw Pomeroy 5 2 32 1_ -~ ' • co one tie - kaff-kaff! Purdue 27 DJiool!l 11 • three. ' I soUTHEASTERN LEAGUE • M t f80 !bail h d. Johnso• who Is CORStdered a .. '., .'• Nln. StandiDg!l OS ' . an lCapper5 Rice 39, Tens Teeb 11 ;sser than Claridge, Player-Team m EP TP By llnlted Prm lntemalional ' would be sattshed with an av- Wash %8 ~Ianford 14 •- plhr . I B ownt'e Oiler Wellston . . . 6 0 36 . g'b 1 Syracuae. 1.. Ln:' ~mg o ex· hr. Hum~el Athens 5 2 32 1 W L T Pt I erage of such grandiose propor- Pittsbur ' • • • 1 • b • • Hutchmson. Hutc mson, • ·· , 4 0 0 8 , hons ut net your peerless prGg· Army !l, TeDD. 11 Chicago '· B umber daft G()t)dwin, Athens .. 5 2 32 -' · nosticator So onward and uprowna n one r s Middl rt 4 2 26 : M(Jntreal 2 1 0 4; · , !Arkansas 11, Texas A&M 11 pick In 1963, went through waiv· auer, epo New York 1 1 1 3,ward we go . . ' B~ylor 12, T.C.U. l! and became a free ' agent 'VanMeter, Pomeroy 4 % 26 1 T'•ronto l I I 3 i Wou~d you beh~ve Pi ts:rm~ ; S.M.U, 1$, TOUI 14 Ibis week. He's been worlung Smith, Galli poll! .. 4 0 21 ' BOJ!it3n I 2 f ~ i over enne.~see' r t urg UCLA 30, Air force Jf out witb AUaola, althougb he Reed, Jackson . .. 3 6 24 'I Detro;! o 4 o O•over Syracuse? No? Well, my Utab 25 New Mollet ze •. . .th the club Polley, Nel!OIIvdle 4 0 24 1 to Sign ' do bl' lri d th I· hat ' ye WI 3 4 22 1 8 Wednesday'• Results 1 ~ mg en s, Tulane %1, VanderbHt 7 ''He can catch the football,"• Hu_11 • Athens IS w TororHo 3 Detroit 2 said, "and that's been Brmkman, Athe1s . 2 I 1Is \n the cards_for Saturday. Af- Wm. & Mary 18, V.M.I. 7 Chicago 5 Montreal 3 te-r a~ exhaustive _study of com- Fl<'rida St. 33, va. T~b ZS of our problems." ' I (Only games scheduled) parative scores, ftrst d10wns, Alabama Zll, Mlu St. 10 The Falcons' running game, LAUREL INTERNATIONAL '. Tbunday's Games llrward passes, rrus~ed Signals, Tulsa 13, CillcinnaU 3 oa the other hand, tms been one LAUREL, Md. (UPI) New York at Detroit, 9 p.m. dropped laterals.• broken shoe Colgate ~. LehlJb !4 of the bright spots. 'Big Ernie ~ners of Tom Rolfe lsd (Only games scheduled) \''"'' and the ftve.day weather ! Wyoming 1:1, Colo. St. u . 7 Wheelwright, a 230-pound full- Assagai llednesday cabled their foreca st, the Hoople Systell)/ Oldahoma Jl, ColoraH 14 back picked up from the New acceptan~!t to run their horses PR(~AM GOLF foresees the stubborn Army; Ga Tecll 30 Duke It Giants has rounded into in Laurel • $150,000 Washington, '. II GLENEAGLES, Scot 1and [Mule upsetting Tennessee, 21· Fl~da 28, Aubu!lt 7 and Junior Coffey, for- D.C., lnternationai~N~:o~v-~. :11~.:~:~ (UPI) --Scotland's Alan Land. 10, and hghlly·held Ptttsburgh Geor~a II, No. Carol. 1 of Greeo Bay, Is also 11111- Tom IWife, the 1 E~urgh rmd 8oblly Walker endi~g the Syracuse ftur-game HOII!Iton IS, Tampa 1% champion of 1965, and rtmtlinP.d to ousl Gene Sarazes wmmllJ{ streak, 17-14 urn • Ore-gon 19, Idaho 14 Falcons' defense has been a pre~er Amencan grass of the United Stales and Ihumph! Indiana z1 Iowa 1 by Injuries, but 2>!11 round star. will represent the United (. Geoffrey Darlington Wednosday Notre Dame and Michigan Kansas 21' KaDJ&I st. f cboice Bob Riggle bas de- Slates against fureign COinP<•tl- j • tn the first round of the Match State, who share the Numbe< MlBI zt 1.. u 18 into an outstanding tion In the 15tl! running of the Play Foursomes Pro-Am tour· One ranking in this forecaster' s So Carol t! • p,jarylucl 1 InternationaL • nament at Gleneag_les persrmal ratings, will stretch obto S&. I Hecker believes the Browns ----Sarazen, former U.S. and their undef~at~d records by Notre Dame t2, Navy 1 will repeat as champions of the Aryao Invaders from celllral British Open champion, and his . sound ly whtppmg Navy aDd Missouri u, Nebruks %1 Division. There's no Asia COIIQUered Indian about 1 partner blew a two strok-e lead Northwestern respectively. WBke Forest 8 ae 11111011 s that a victory for At· 3,500 years ago. wU.h four holes to play to bow !f1e o.ffen~e--defen:"~e ~ minded Wash'. St. 36, St. 15 would ~ake the season New. York <:tty's to the Seottish pair. IriSh Will rmg up thetr fourth Memvblo st. IT, W. Tal. Sl. 1 lor the expa•stoa elub and Its Park 11 a National ....,. straiRhl sh~tout . by trouncing Kentucky zo, W. Va. 18 coach. Landmark. TONfGHT'S GAMF.'I Navy, 42.0,m Philadelphia. The Mich. 2?, WIICmMID T Southwe!'tern at Eastern Spartans Wlll also have an easy .... ~ Chauhrey at Kyger Creek time of it as they vanqui.<h Rlaltl Wroo1 Tiel P Hannan Trace at North Galiia host Northwestern, 36-6. Last Weet: Z1l Jl I I .Vinton Local at Southern Local And, oh, yes, as a tip to all To Date: 154 75 5 .. ' . always hounds to stay SEOAL Doctor Ordered c u e . or Broadcdsflng NE".V YORK (UPI) -The champiom , .. , / twice m the ~ ,l!eW ·P<>Pe ' New Yotk Mets announced the first h-It W~o lloesdll)'· and lle · . appointment Wertnesday of Wh1- on for tt 2-:, vjctory· OYer picks the name of a predece• tey ller,.,g, their 34-year·oid European , hamo•on Real Mact: sor with whom he feele some lhird base coacn, to the new rid of ~pain to take the affinity. field position of special ""· , · stant in charge 01 scouting free · agent tale•!. The Melf also announced the · additioo of former Brooklyn i pitcher Max Macon and Jack ! Casslni, former manager of the I Knoxville club of the Southern League, to their scouJing staff. : , 2f).l), Just What The I .. JIERZOG-1~~UTIN~ --- I Pe~::~~trlh; u~uth~~:~~~tiwor~ ,-~~-+i.ii~ B0 IIetS E0 d ' S II Pomerey'o Purple Paatbero, l.,ses have beeo to GaiUpolla lfullback, Junior, Lennie Va1 Jwhen they visit ltle Soutbern' LoSIDg pe , a gnd team that ll8J surpnstd 36-2, Athens 18·0 and Wellston,. Meter at halfback aRd Senior Tornadoea tonight. The Vtkings practically everyone with 1ts 1Bill Moore at slotback. , ale unbeaten Ill league play Whip Royals success so far, wHJ visit the .. , . I Starting at left end be while Tornadoes have aot , 1 Cl b p u rograms $ hecJ I d f •• ' 34-8~ o· WIST POMEROY MOTOR CO. MAll If, POMIROY ... '• ~· :'Jlll~•· ~ recet~edjPat Al'dlel'!',l lrtahma~. , 11.-.,..._-~....,....;·.;.·.-'!""'-----....1.1------------~---------.-..;~ ~ ~ �,. ! - l'" i t-Dllly . SentiDe~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 27, 1088 -- Management Team af O~C Has ~~es . Ohio Grange \Vants Facts Bared of Erie-River Canal . -· Both Teruns Have High Hope For Farm Belt Victories ,, I Dallt Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!4tlleport, · J. B. Harreld, lll8lllltl' of or, suooeec!lq llr. ll ~ 1~ Jasoa 11 a lirjiduate e lhe l[yger Creet Stalloa, Ohio Jr., wtt. will utume a the UDIVI!I'!Illy of Mldtlgaa ami Valley Electric Corporallon, position u asslsla11t together with his -wile and lour CINCINNATI (UPI) - Hearin~s . on the contro- has anneunced that elfecllve ChUders has been with children, nolc!ea Jt 5011 Chand IvE!rsial Lake Erie • Ohio River Canal was among the November 1, E. A. Chlldm, Blnce 1954. Prior to coming ler Drive, Pt. Pleasant. WASH!NGTON (UPI) - Botb Republicans and resolutions approved by the Ohio State Grange in the plant engineEr, bu been pro- the Kyger Creek Plant, he Democrats are claimlns bright prospects in the farm windup session of Its convention Wednesday. moted 10 maintenance ,tUpe!'llis- with Appatacltlali Powar R. H. Blowers, malntenanc< belt as the congressional election campaign goes into The 300 delegates to the three-day conclave want pany in Kenoya, w. va. Child· I foremao, wiU replace Johnoo• Its final stage. the Army Corps of Engine~rs to hold public bearings HAND t,.ACERATED ers 1s married and n~sldes as results eDiJneer. He . ha! Republicans indicate, without clalmlng specific on the canal "so tha0eople and local governments . 2402 MI. Vernon Avenue, been with OVEC since 11154, '' nr ·· oers, that they expect gains In the numt,er of GOP may know the true facts as to the requirements and Cecil To>ean sustalned 8 pain· Pleasant. a graduate tl West Vi111n18 Un a, ·e seats in nancial involvement" lui laceration of his hi '"!Itt Rep1ac1ng "'-'ld ivenlty and prior to coll)l"" , rural areas. Democrats counter-claim · lh' "'" ero as ..., ~ that they expect to hold all. or oearly all, of their rural Among the other resolutions / pests, and hand '' mornlog at ' em. engln will be R c Joho!IOI~ 1 OVEC, wu usociated with tht seats and may even pick up by the delegates of - Enlargmg the State High· ployment at lhe Ohio Pallet who :'s held. lh; ~lion N&W Railroad in Portamouth. a lew from the GOP. political professionals , ~ largest grang• In America way Patrol. Co., at Rock Springs, while results engineer has been Mr. Blowers is married ano Democrat> hollt' their candi· that general national Issues and '!be IWIIt BIJ 'lertha, were: The Rev. Robert Wells of Co. operating a powar •aw The the K er ·er~k Plant has one son and resides at.IIOl date. in lkrm areas will be strictly •ocal matlet'S-1101 the~"!:'= -An Increase in the sal..s tax shoctOn .was .lhe only new stat.e Pomeroy emergency Bqua·l was ---'y~g;~;-;;;;;~---,,;Teodor::,•~A:ven:u:•·~G:am:po:llo.~ helpt"d by Ibis year's sltarp lated directly tO farm policy • bombanl~ from 1 .us- or a state Income tax In pref. officer UlSia.led He will serve called at 11:36 and trao<(JOl"la'l SON 18 BORN upturn In farm income. Repub- can play ~ domlnant role In vo- llllce of 75 miles during to a jli'Operty tar if a two-year term as chaplain. tO Pomeroy wne•" ht Ileana ltl'e banking on wid~ ling in many rural dlstrlct8. World War I, waa derlvea ! more revenue Is needed by the Byron Frederick of Copley in l!'llll!ferred to EWI>l~ am. Mr. and Mrs. WUUam <Mike) " spread larmar Irritation with No matte which way tile ~":be~'l?~h~ ~ state. Summit County was . bulance and taken to Holzer Powell, Middleport, are ansome ad'I'Jnlstratlon acUon on farm vote goes or what ateelworks ow 0 en estabo -A ban on Sunday hunting master, the top grange offtee, hosprtal. nouncurg the birth of a son, .. farm prices. may infl"'"'ce it, the Utlbed 1a Eaea, Gennaoy, and Sunday sale of liquor. for lhe ninth consecutive Johnny Mack, born september But on both sides, veteron political weight 1hls year will aince tbe 18th century. -Creatron of a federal bank year term. All other 'll at Veterans Memorial Hos· reduced by the · e ..,_.. 1,,_.. 1 for rural electric systems were re<urned to two • year DRIVER CITED pital In Pomaroy. The baby shrinkage in the farm -state Uceoslng of all b..,ur. terms. ' . weighed nine pounds and three lion. Latest Agrtculture once companies doing lluslness James Smtih, 19, Pomeroy. ounce>. The couple have tltrte IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 ment estimates tndtcate the !n Ohio, .nctuding out-of-state was arrested by Pomeroy po- other sons, Joey, Billy and ste, number ,r Americans living on , firms usmg the mails. ; . lice for passmg ~n a double ye~ vte. Grandparents are Mr.and l farms is now down to some 11.5 ! - Incrca!led vocational course low hne, and wrll appear rn Mrs. Powell. Racine, and Clar·l S. d St p million compar< 0 with 15.1 in public ~rhool• ' court October 29. ence Gilkey. . con • ameray million in 1910 23 mtllion in -Mand.tory '•mding of grain 1950. and ~ .5 million in 1940. 1 1 e .v.tors •nd stOrage facilities. On a ptfcenla~e basis, farm -A stato stud: on the ellmln· The staff of th• Pomeroy Jun. residents now make up about ation of blackbtrds and other lor High ~hoo:·s newspaper 5.! per c·ent of the population Eastern Local School District WASIIJNGTON (UP!) -A the Panthers Cub, under the Icompared with o.7 per cent in representatives are sltll inter· Pacific oartner to the Early direction of faculty ~"IS~r :~ar- l lWo. 15.~ per cent in 1950, and ested in forlher consolidation Bird communications tha Husted prestnt t e trst 231 ptr rent in 194ll. and So h 1 1 • t h' h behaved so well in orbit tnday a.:hool assembly of the year . ut torn oca IS no w ~~ Wednesday morning at Pome· . Is no change tn recen; pubhc that officials already were roy Junior High SchooL A V"''· stands, tl was apparen. tooay. con.siderls~ using it tO broad· f\ll\ cast live ~lection results ety of acts included com<'dy Repn~,.ntatlves of l':a :wn. l !!awaii Nov 8. tklts, dancing and instrumen'' ' (Contim•ed From Page One) Southern. and the newlv con. OW Scienti•lt! still had to rocket If elected to the OHice of Comminlonera of Melgi County, music. . solldated Meigs Local school the lirb-oound space-age switchThe ulute to the flag was 21st year, Is governed by 1 hoards were In Columb•~ Wed. A near capacity crowd of board from Its looping orbit Ohio, WE pledge the following: led by John Lohse and Mike ' hoard of dlrec:s, ~ of nesday night for furthor Info!' approximately 500 persons at- around tile earth into a circular Cullums. Psalm 121 was read whom are elect for 1 ee year matlon on !he mechaniC!i of pos- tended l~e 3-act hUibllly play, path 22,300 miles ovar the by Leaone Sebo, who then led terms. T~e thnie whose :rms slble further consolidation "A Feudin' Over Yonder," WecJ. Pacific where 1ts speed would 1. To ser,. in the best lntaresh of all Meigs Cauntians; the Lord'• Prayer. A comedy ~~ ~s Y;a;; are d a~e They met with Byron Mortin, nesday oight at the Pomeroy match the rotation of earth skit "The Playful Bus" nar- .~ K&rten~e e ers, an • assistant supmotsor of High Scnool audii•Jrium keep it fixed over one position. 2. To seek fedtralanlst1nce and funds in all governmental programs rated by Mary Lou Radford vr ·. Instruction for the Ohio under sponsorship of the Beta That maneuver if ail which may benefit Melg1 County. featured Roger Gilmore as an Holdover directors are Don· ment of t;:ducation. Dr Plu sorority. well wourd co~ Sunday Irascible bus driver. John Loh- aid Mora, Pa.ul Moore, Rex Essex, dtr~r of Well . received from begin· plac~ tho! satellite-nicknamed 3, To serve with hontsty,lntegrlty and Impartiality; •e ao lhe starter, Twila Clat. Shenefield, Vtrgil King, Davtd was unable to attend. nlng to •nd. the play wa• di. "Lani" Hawaiian for heavenly worthy as a woman passenger. Nease and John ColwelL . . reeled by Mrs. AIIC<! Nease. bi~n station as the first Mrs. Mullens, and passengers It also wlll be necessary to 11 was tndtcated followmt the Mrs. Betty Ra,.Ungs was the ace·a e commercial tele,phone 4. To create en at1n01phere in county government dnlgned to attract Becky Wri~ht, Steve Story, Car· elect a Central Ohio Breeding meeting that further o:o.''"'hd•· sho;v chairman. !::d 10 l:vis on link between the Industry Ia Mtlp County; and • ~and ol Hargraves, George Skinner, Association directOr. Oris Roush lion actlv.'ty must be "at a cast mombero included Dr. us Hawaii 1 Mike Cullums. Leanne Sebo and Is currently serving in this stalemale until bonds for the Harold Brown Alice Nease Jim &uih mt Asi ' 5. To initlaie a sound road building progrem and to build good, harcf. Irene Barnes. Resa Bo o,t he capacity and Is currently a new ':"mpreltenme Metgs Lo. Mees, lletty' Rawlings, A ~~a ~et ro lied the aurfaced raad1. danced a tap dance tO 'l'hls m~mber of the Executive Co~· cal Htfh School are 8011· Neacll C•rsey, Bob Wingett, AI satellite •loll from PC; Kenne· C~uld, be lhe Starf: of ~ nnttee of the Central Ohio John lleibel, Efatern Local Leonard Rev . Wilbur Perrin, dy tate .Wednesday and into an thmg. A comedy d~,alogue, A Breedrng Association. He may superintendent, today indicated Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mrs. Fred orilil ranging from 196 mUes Hole In the Bucket was per. be re-elected. or others may be the Boa!'d of Education in his Blaettnar, Cash Bohr and GaU above earth tO ta,OOO mUes hlgb formed oy Bernadette Heones- el<;ted to ftlt. the . post. . dlstrict ot.ill takes the po.;iticol, Hovatter. -almost e1acUy as planned. sy anJ 1\f>Jncy Thompson. Re. Charles . TheiSs JS Metgs "We're :nterested." Special stage appearances lib Its petformance was so beerMea Wi!l played "The !Sound CDaounll')tymand~sectAsorsoclroratio~e l. v?~gilo Paul Powell, Southern weddlog I!Uesls were made by Oawless optimlstl.c olllclals Democratic Candidates for County Commissioners o ustc as a prano so o. · · April Smt·th lola Barlru T • ••· · " S teWie "Can-Can Dancers were Atkins is productioo tester' aud supe~tenden~ on lhe . . , m, "" ~.. Cornmuruca..ons a Clair Woode is inseminatOr hand, ii>Jicated the bo<r.r m Reed, Joyce Leonard, Fred Corp. (OOMSATI tallted Paid Political Advert!Bemenl- Paul Simon and Kenneth Hager Donna Branham. Darlene Deem, • that dlstnct continues to Crow, Henry Ewing, Joey lidently of how It would brqaden • GNancy ThondmpsonJ '. CeEimetmMcno interest but wants to Rmienbaum and Tommy Reed. llobal communications. owan, & amce as an. "'nf ed' . lh • performing w, ·e'Jim I ~i;iii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiii ·•can·can ' muStc' was ..... _:_L d l orm on e matte.. llUTwu•e Allendi>tg for Meigs L 0 ca 1 Johnson, Dick Rawlings, Benny II by trumpeters Karen Griffith, wm Su 1 G Ewing Keony MrElhinn• John Marlene Goodwm and Bette Jr AI 1pSu toor~ Blaet~r and Dick Ro~.,·baum. Jean Hoostetter. Jo Ellen Diehl OW: ~ d ·- - -played a piano solo, "Liebes.omas ~ I · traum," TOKYO (UP!) _ Communlll membm William K~g and Dense Fog Wraps The final act of the program North Viet Nam joined Red Mrs. E. 0 Rail : Souuern L': Up SE Ohio Areas I featured an instrumental group China. North Korea and the ~:~1 ~· . ~~1 \ ~at d /Jre~t- Dense log formed early tooay ~ · known as ''The Acoustics." Soviet Union today tn rejecting . h.. " •n oe Jn n In portloos ot central and soul!. I ' They were guitarisU John Loh· the peace terms put forward by ~ts e~, an~~r. Retbel, Board eastern Ohio, reduclr)g visibility se, Rog•• Gilmore and Max the seven-nation Asian summit 0 '"~~t 1 ram Cal'!', an.d 1· to near zero at Columbus, , ~· Folmer w.th drummer Tim conrereDCt' ID ManDa. · ) ol Eastern ~··-•!. Zanesvllle, Chesapeake, MartelGlaze. Their numbers were In Its first reaction to the POLITICIANS SIJFFER ta and Sprtngflei4 the UP! re. "Love Potion No. 9" with Roger conference, Hanoi called the · _Gilmore singing , "Wipe Out," conference a scheme tO escalate ,DALLAS iUPI) -Peter dropped to be' "Yellow Submarine" and two the war in Viet Nam as part of 0 Donnell Jr., Texas . freesing mark in most Art they our SCHOOL CHILDREN, who receive In • -•nt newspaper advertl•-nt, It was •tatoriginal numbe<·s , "The Detec. an American plan to colonize all charr~an . says money ts parts lite State. Chesapeake aid In many ways from our federal government .. , tive" by Roger Gilmore, and a of Southeast Asia. ttght tt ts hmdermg political bad highest reading, 36, eel that the Republican candidate for Congrtls In _;Jiill-unnamed composition by Communist China a few ho111'8 ca.~prugns. Cleveland reported the children wh- minds want to gtow 10 that they our lOth District belitves (quote) "THAT OUR 7' John Lohse and Roger Gilmore. earlier called lhe Manila U a m~ o~s the lowest, 21. Toledo hlld ZB, while cen lleColne proud Atllll'lcans? Dancers were Donna Branham, conference 1 "war COUIICil" money and tl s_rarsmg the Cincinnati and YoungstOwn both GOV'T SHOULD STOP TAKING FROM THI :~.Jlette Jean Hobstetter, Darlene which smacked ot gunpowder and pressmg him for payment, had 31. THRIFTY AND GIVING TO THE SHIFTY". (tnd - ·Deem and Nancy Thompson. and said President Jolmoon bad he has tO think twice Al'l they the ELDERLY and the YOUNG who :t;--==--~--....:~ 1been inspired in his "gangster &ivlng to his party," O'Donnell Now y 08 Know quoftl logic" by talk• with Soviet said. 'l1te a1rero1t carrier USS :"!.to =· ( :./who I I \ I SHIRT ProblemS 1•0 ISchools are Restudied [ani• May speedTab urunr: ' \' 1 On Electt"on NOTICE TO VOTERS' Was Smash u;. In PHS Sh D' my ,;"e: tlnU:·to 199·95 '::'.i: =:,. Mrrs. MASON FURNITURE PAUL SIMON KENNETH HAGER Jt's Unammous • N \Ve're 8ad Jci: CJci I WHO are the "SHIFTY?" MAN POWER GRANGE TO MEET Star Grange No 778 wlil bold an opeo meeting u Its n~gular meeUng, Saturday Nov. 5. Mrs. Manning Kloes will be a special ~uest with a short film on Tuo and berculosls, All members are urged tO attend and all visitOrs LEATHER SUPPLY will be welcome. Vegetable soup 992·2774 Pomeroy will be served during the social BRW HDWE. ... Forelan Mlnlater Andnil Gromy· ko. ROW ABOUT ZIPCUDE ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) ASKS DIVORCE St. Louis Pos~Ditpetch A petltloo for divorce was 01· Wednelclly It received copleJt eel In Melp CountY Clerk of I speech by Postmlller Gener. Courts Wedneaday by Bobby E. al LBWnlnce F. O'Brlea in an ·- ltack $5.99 Dill, West Main St., Pomeroy, envelope marked "postage pr. against Nettle DUI, Pomel'O)', 5 cents." lrown charging IJI'OII DOIIect lnd U• c · tn~me cruelty, 1nd laking . tile Though it was not the 225 N. 2nd Middleport ca~ lnd custody of five mtnor_steamboat, Robert ..,...,....,..........,.....,.....,.....,.....,.~dl~t~ldre~n:_ . - - - -- Clermont proved that boats could be IUCCHSfUI. PENNY LOAFERS Roush's Shot Store Orlokany wao umed lor l~e Revolnttollary War batllt o1 OrlabJty, N.Y., II Dicit about dl Ameriean ud Brillab ooldlen ,., lllled. We edmlt thlt hl1 slegen rhym-.but WHO FINAL n.tNG BEIRA Mozambique (UP!) - Jose' Godinhe Lopet 40 doesa'l want his funaral ~ be ~ aad affair. He has made arrangements for • ceremony which include fireworks, music and drinb far ail who want 10 atteod. HltJhweys , , , belltr S.wl(lo oncl Willi' Plantl • , , --'vt government dolltn through Social Security? Art they G. I. VETERANS, who nctlvt mtny benefit• from the government? through govornment rMr1lnlng form rour ordlnarJ words. Nrn respectable jlvlftll for thlllr ftllllllll end thtNStlvn! I ...~t..· • "'f• 7 Pd.hi.A4>'. 0 o • ; , r , I WI-IA'T SUe.\11': A <&!I'lL. ~lEND WHO HAt)N'i l!lcElN l=i!ELINIS> WI:~~. 1 . • , • ; • • lng ellout? Will, they IIIUit be OKAY beciUIIr ., Abe LIMOlll 11ld, God tl'lltM 10 IIIIIIV el """' 1nd "II'IIIIUMIIIN" • - 0 • 0 - ~ • .. P • -- • I WON'T PULL OUTI kl' lx10' . / IOK14' 12x16' AS LOW AS·--- per month Your old TV wlll covar JOur down payment on a new Pllllco Color TV - - Comt In aotf lief)! Early Amerl· • ~Qie, flnlabld to inllclt Dllple. URF·Vlil' recep. lion, JlleiiiOl1 matlc wrung, SWtrel cabinet. FOREMAN~ &,ABBOTT .... .. ·- -~ -- - · ·· ., ' ' ' · . Iff- '...... ·· ~· ~· - -·~ • ~" ··' \t .'\-.! .:.:.~-~ 6.90 11.90 14.75 19.95 6x.10' Large Reg.98c 1tUI . . '992-2516 Pomeroy I I I 1 ECONOMY SIZE 76c ~a~· s.s.s '1·59 II TABLETS u~. $2-13 2.84 FAST I FREE I DELMRY I OPIN I 9to 10 PM I ·~~. u' spz 2 SUPP :~, sz.D2 $2.69 WIN CAMARO OIEVROUT NOTHING TO IMJY. REGISTill FREE AT OUR STOlE f!ROM POMERO~ MOTOR CO. . •••••••••••••••• •••••• FORMERLY STARK'S PHARMACY I I .,. '-'1- I I I I I POLl-GRIP SUPP LENTE, N.P.H. & p.z. u:... sp• $1.41 .' PREPARATION-H 1 INSULIN · PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 201 E. Motln ___,;; Reg.$2.35 LILLY Rill· 1.25 EBERSBACH .POMbO"t' 68c I oz. _..Ql,.. $2.'20;• LIMIT 2 ·ADULTS ·97c NELSON'S ·27.90 ~~,uE Reg. 67c CREOMULSION 12.75 "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE"... .... 78c I SAL-HEPATICA 6-0Z. Reg.87c HARDWARE J9c BABY OIL 7.15 10xl2' 12xl4' 14x11' ALKA·SELTZER JOHNSON WON'T PUSH OUTl 10 .Ounce Wt. Tarpaulin MAIN ST. -------.-------------------~----------..1 .. . -H-···· ~ - ~ - ~ ---·- --"*'-----------------------~- · - ·- · - · - - · -·-~·--- 9Sc------ 76c ftc SIZE - - - - - 77c POLY·STRIP GROMMETS ..... Chapman, Cllalrman Beaver St., Carroll, Ohio P4. Pol. Adv. w ..... - - ...,..,.. • With hcluslve ~d 117 Haoller for CtmtnH Commlttn . 7 uncllclete for Congl'lll In tho 10th Dlllrlct ft t•lll- "..• he helped get things rolling again." (-...-. .., RIG. eAn seaiDS llltched with lllctoJ7 cord. e Hemmed on all fotll' sides. e All se1101 double .Utclted auure added llrellllb e Will not crack or peel In ezlrame cold weatherWill not run or bleed In hot wellher. e All comera reinforced with four tblckueues of material. e Poly.Strip &rommeto 1paeed not mora thin folll' feet apart aU lll'OUDd In reinforced hem. _ .__ • 125 DAY SUPPLY ANTISEPTIC FARM EQUIPMENT PROTECTION to IN CONGRESS 1 1 1 1-.,IIAIZI UHIID III'MOSf JAULfT ~ All th- the "SHIFTY" p10plo the ltpulaiiCIII Walter H. Moeller ~A~ 150U<&f!T FOR: .. IJ'r.oc .,.,. COLOR TV blttar Floocl Control • . . more lnclvltrl11 , •• , , • more OPPORTUNITIES? KEEP 1lA "[I I HI=:tH?E::.:!: I I) (I I]" 1- progreme UTILITY TARPAULINS EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO - . __,... - ..... . DEPENDENT CHILDREN . .. the DISABLED ... Unocramblttheoebr1amblt' tTSOGr George Banks Not Only Knows Our Needs, He Knows How To Go About Getting Results. We Must Be Assured Of This Con· tinued Representotion With A Person Of Experience. · .. ,. ·- ---....-.- ·-···-. , __ ClTIIS, who through fedtrolllcl ere etttlng better who ono ltlttr to tiCh aquaro, to I , Art they the ILDIRLV . . . the WIDOWS end 98 ;::~~~h~our.~~~ Art they the PEOPLE IN OUR VILLAGES·AND III·ILiiCT tirtxJ eral programs 11'1 becoming IIIJIOnllblt cltlans? ARE THE "SHifTY"? Are lhly the UNEMPLOYED or UNDI!R·IMPLOYED MIN end WOMEN whe lurn new alcllll GEORGE A. BANKS POll STATE REPRESENTATIVE Art they our YOUTH, who through varloU1 fed- WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO ZESTABS Aretie Seal I WOMEN'S HAND SEWN . U: We Know Who the "Thrifty" are .• But .. ° 1 1 RobinSon's Cleaners yonder Fend'In OISBRVATIONS ... Some Ill Middle West . . Barbara of Sllt8r Gtorse" gives tt a a Juau!R VelD ... Getqle J... delervea aU the great Blckly, UDeal)l frame for Clilltsei Ia campaigning lor N. Y. notice• she received In "The Ap- edy but Beyryl Reid manag's Attorney LoutS Lefkowllz but pie Tree/ ' and we have only almost a miracle In the le8bo Louls probably will win any onemargtnalob&ervation: ln.tlle role lhroUgb s~eer musical blll way As he deserves tO . . . and Eve curtain rBISOI' VIrtuosity and unpeccable tricks As forecast, Barbara Harris Barbara as Eve was born with of timing and delivery · · · Tbe lbla year's Merman • Martlo a bandald on her IDdex linger way night clubs have giv~o Lansbury • stze star . · , · ted com- musicians a live-day week,. you d mulllcal, "The Apple Tree," ~n~:·!~•::!t,.s up think the owners consrdered a dellgilt and If nGI every harmer them people . .. Oo their two bite of Its way, it does bat a· c La ·BI den of tile same off nights lbey'U probably "sit bout 75 per cent which is some rry . y bl lnlelll in" with other bands. 'lbl priiiiOIIGD ef Jive- York aty, slDee Ita. where lives of the Ohio VaU"? E1ec- has beeu lllllstant to Carroll Baker Ia a trlurnpb l - - by J-lel•n Bottel trlc Corporation, Including the Sporn, president of OVEC of cheap and shameletll..publlc· appointment of three v(!)e PniS· IKEC. lty over 8D esseo!UJI perJorm VOOTH ASKED FOR ITaoswer. ldents, and the forthcoming re- Schwarm has been au ing sexlessness Why should This c.'lumn Is lor young peo. When the folkl ask about my Urement of OVEC's operw(lng ploye of tile Clifty CreEk Plant anyooe who ~~ the durable pie, the11 problems and pleas- boy friends I'm glad they do. head wen announ~ today by since Ul53 and, prior to being criminal ilerDa of the openl! ores, thelr troubles and fun. At least !hay think I'm cute Philip Sporn, prestdenl and ~amed uslstant P)~nt manager coovictedpaand eveo admit!Pc \s with the rest of Helen Help enpOJgb to have one. chief execuUve of OVEC. rn 19113, served as assistant remobstel'lt who own Las Vegao t:s!, it welcomes !aughts but When they talk · about my li· Wilbur H Ruese vice presi· ~lis engineer. r:,u~~ e~eer, gambling think for one momenl ' on't doo:lge a eerious question gure, I'm glad too. AI least dent In ~~e of ~perallons of pan~ engtn:r, I ti nan they don't run crooked jOints ... th a brwh..lf. they .know I'm growing up and OVEC ami Its subsldlar)', lncfi. ::~orPrl~r ~~:s bunting .. Considering Ted m:.~ca~ ts an al: Whenever anyone refers tO simply because ''they don't bave Send your teen-age questions shapmg up. . ana-Kentucky Electric Corpora· company, he wu with ObI Williams was the last to ~ s ~.:!!;! have taken just Joseph P. Kennedy as ''Poppa tO" . They never "hatt.olb" n. to YOUTt. ASKED FOR IT. Or about my hair : f JUst say lion will retire March 1 after Pow Com RY lor 1om' years over .400 and that was ay The Joe" we lrnow it will be follow- murderers bribcra or thieves core of ~<len ~elp US! this 11 like II t!tls way and It's easy !3 years with tlte orpnlzatiGn He ~uat!: from tile World War II .. _Bob :b::U::"otm·~ · - ed by a knock .. Wbat ever either. ' new;pape: Ito keep neat., • _the lasl eight In his present slty of ntlnols in 19491n eleetrl- son Alan Aida m_thls :!!_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:..:..:::_:-::_::.::.:.::::::~------Uui'I'T 111DE 'fHE Honest, they re only trymg to capacity. lng polished appleknocktng, 1 gl IlEAL YOU make conversation and showmg Ivan O. Hawk, Jr., manager eaM:u~"~as •heen employed er will escape the pa~~~~:~~ C. H polite mterest. Why dmg them 0 f IKEC' 8 Clifty CreEk Plant b th p1l y since 1954 but too often ,(( eaJ e.en. I for 1t ? - BE'IT Y e ~ 0 ' mention of a more famous I nave a problem. My fr>ends Dear Helen l"t Madison, Ind., has been des· the capiiCIIy of operations 1 say it's a gilt. ; have a sense beat my relatives 10 the lgnated vice president of OVEC. pervloor as well u hill present P~: ·,dea of a "square" of numor like most teens, but draw. Ask them all wrts of . IKEC tO succeed Ruese and a"lgnment of maintenance SU· anyone who thinks Steve ! When they ~ave me mine, questions first, tire them oul, move Ja~oary I, 1967 ' .10 pervlsor, at Clifty Creek. He and Davtd Susskind are intellecthe only electric range built to use • half dozen olher ktds were and leave them thinking, "My. the company s. ceneral office was employed by a chemtcal tuals Robert Goulet has had throW-away foil oven linin&$ th~t end oven h>ding. what an Interested child " It's at PtketOn, Ohw. company In Soulh Charleston, rni t bl ftabl When Its just with my three kind of fun, impressing your . Also named. to OVEC·IKEC W. Va., !rom 1945 to 1949 ~u~oso~~~w\:;:.; ex ~oded cleaning drudgery .•• the P,ractical WJY Rirlfriends. it's okay to joke relatives Try it _ DIANA vtee pre01dencres were Thomas at the American Electrtc h 1 T P ""'m;,.,j around nut when these boys Dear Helen· · N. Ward, Jr., of Chillicothe, er System's Philip Sporn Plant to the ~ge Y eKCJJn~ lot, we k.,;w talk to us, big prob. Family r~unions used tO kill Ralph D. Dunlevy, of Cha· at New Haven, W. Va., from he tn eat•d mood" at':"" ' " 1'h · . N J Ward wW continue 1949 to 1954 when he got as g no tees as !em.. e girls say they ltke me. Mme are so phony. · · OVEC IKEC . · . Richard BurtOn if not Julie me this <vay, but this one boy 1 got smart. First 1 serve as · secre· A native ~I New Kel1111ngtoD, · n·· est "A" 1who is more than "just a m arents not til be shocked. tary-treasurer a~ Dunlevy wtll Pa., MarquiS ts a graduate Andrews Br "d . boy") likes me, and 1 have Aunt Sallie asked about continue as asststant to presl· Charleston (W. Va.) High town blah from eager grrls from J?~~osa ble aluminum foil linm«e catch t he spatt.en heard he Ultes quiet girls. "how many boyfriends?" 1 dent Philip Sporn in New York. and holds an ICS degree tn ·~ .spillo vers in th111 KelI try 10 be quiet around calmly, replied. "I don't think Everett W. Schwarm, as· er plant en.gtneerurg. Mr. Political HQs are vmstor o v~ n . When t hey become soil~d , you jull'& him, and !ben my friends don't lhal is any of your business." slstanl manager of Clifty CreEk, Mrs. Marqws, residents of Oven to Followers w~Mak the m Oll t ond thro w like 11. Which •hould 1 be "My, huw vou '•t grown!" My has been promoted 10 plant Ilion, Ind. have two daughters, P'i' PLEASANT - The GOP t.~ e m away a nd rep lace CONFUSED COMEDIAN favorite answer was "A half. manager, succeedin~ Hawk, and Mrs. Ina Bishop and Mrs. Nan· Headquarters in Point PleasWith 1tandard alulbinum 0 Ufl.Off Oven Door foil. It's so euy-and so Dear Colt-Com: inch since last time." Things Harold E. MarquiS, mamten· cy Vauglm, both of Madison, ant is officially open tO the pub· inexpensjve! See it today . 0 Automollc oven Timor and Clock ... Yourself! Hut dGn'l be a like that. ance superviSOr, has been ole- lnd two sons, Harold E. Mar· lie each day. The headquarters oRoc:tlwcllop • Thtow•AWI)' Oven Linings scene-ste•ler. Your b.f. may Ya know what? I don't go to valed to assls~nt plant manag· quls In, In the U, S. Navy, is located in the Haynes Rullld-1 top, bottom, sides 1 10 oAdfuotobto Holl Broltlng not mind the noise (after ail, reunions any more. Now lhey er Schwarm s place. . and MiltOn, student at lng In the 500 block of Main •Convenient RetiSiitd Top you atlracted blm witb it), Iinvite only parents - at least . Ruese has. spent his Hlethne due. Street. ofult·Widlh Stonge Draw• • Adjustlble Heat Broiling but he won't stay with a girl 1only MY parents. '" the electnc ~IIUty indus: The Democrat Headquarters • Lift-Off Oven Door oOven UOht • Autom•11c Oven Timer who hogs aU tile laugbs. - H. My relatives will never for· ads a bl n-aged m thr Beckwith Takes 1s now oftl•iallv opened tO in . • Br<l.er·Roas1er Pan 1 antrouemanore • . . and Clock Dear Helen: geI me bee ause deEp down aU • Over A&P Store terested ptrsons and tS located • Minute Reminder 1 In BDiwer tO "UGH's quos- know I'm not a phony like · former M~m~i; ~h~ ectr~: PT. PLEASANT _ on Sixth Street In the upstairs • Automatic Oven light lion: How do other teens late kids wbo .talk about them BE:- 1918 H wo~k lor Beckwith of Mount vernon, of the Stone butlding next door • Plug-In Surface Units •Infinite Heat Controls family reuntona? - here's my fiND lhetr backs, and are all th · e con dur' "-· Ohio has been oamed m&DBger til the Employment Office · et •· th · races e company mg vacauuuo , . h • Full· Width Starltt Driilwer peac y-pre swe . w .etr · while studying electrical eng!· of the Point Pleasant A & P • I ... • .. Maybe I wat. tmpoltte, but I neerlng at Purdue University, Store, 2212 Jackson Avenue Pleasaol Vadey Hosptlal COMPARE WITH uaa&tiUit. got out ol reumons where he received bis BS de- replace Jesse Moore, who is .~dmkled - Hollte Edward ~~n :0~·~: ~~~ore!:~ marin 11123, and chief electrl· llring alter many years Varner, Parkersburg, W. Va.; RANGES PRICED Wlnt QUAUn BUILT INI alo ~ _ HAPPii'R NOW cal engineer of Kansas Power vice wltb the A & P Stores. Burke Allinder, Pl. Pleasant. MUCH HIGHER! rywhttl fttr, ,..ny on Krll~1na lor - ......,,......, -... De~r · H N . and Light at age 25. Mr. Moore and his D1acbtu1ed - Franklin Nl· \n1XJ11n$Mimdlrd 115" tiUmlnum ton avallbll ....... ~ ...... _ tolled cwan ~nlnp. _..,. llldl-owt h"'"It takH jUII: mlnilttt .,._,.. :::.~.~~. ~ 1 can' ~erstand why' -H Hawk, manager at Clifty Blanche, also an employeE of bert, Ho~sell; Mrs. Harold '••• '""'• aoton. No ...,d., P.S. If you go through li~ Creek Plant ~ince 1969, joined tile local A & P realde 11 2120 .Flab ·=er::•..:.P:.:Iley::::.:·~----:peopl. ..., SchwiM Ilk•• are m 1153 Ha · ~ Mount Vernon Avenue ·-• - given to those complellng ., telling people who show . · "'"' be 0 8 ly interest •· tt's none ol your resul!s en~er at Clll· the parent• of three jiiCia · business!" you'll stay home ty Creek to operations supervls- Mrs. JoaM Pullin, St. Albans; ~- jack Ord and from a lot more things titan or, asststant plant ~anagar .and Jerry Moore, HuntingtOn, Hart. will have cltar&e Mason, W. Va. Herman Grate family reunions. ·- H. plant manager. Prior to )Otn- Mrs. Jauet Lewrs, Middleport, of meal planned for the event Phone 773-5592 Dear Helen: ing OVEC, he spent 13 years Ohio, and four grandchildren. speakers for the affair. .. No problems, just thinking. with Oh10 Edtson Compaoy. They always say "Keep a stiff Ruese and Hawk are graduate ' Achievement Day upper lip." Have you eng meers. I N mb f h tried to stiffen your upper lip' Ward, a CPA, joined OVEC. 8 ove er ourt Abbut the only way 18 to In 1964 .as. chief IQI:OIIIII- PT. PLEASANT - The 4-H mustache wax. Your ant and wu elected secretary· Achievement Day will be held Up is the one that quivers. treasurer in 1917. Prior tO join- Saturday, Nov. 5, at Ordnance Where did that expression ing the utility, he was an ac· School beginning at 5:45 p. m. come from? _ TIDNKER counla111 with Arthur Andersen with registration. Dear 'l'hiriker· Company for seven years. The event Ia for all 4-H You've got ME. Does anyone Dunlevy, an engineer out al bero who have. completed. their know? _ H. Purdue, has been associated Individual projects. Thetr PERSONAL TO with lite Engineering Depart· hlblt and project book grades Dl!lUXf - 1 could believe thio of of tho American Electric will be amaced tO give tile JUST RICIIVIDf man, but not ALL men. Power service Corporation, New A certificate ~ew ablpment of bikes for boys cuss the "followers" with your and lirls IJf all ••"· parents and you may dlscover their ..designs" are drawn For Protection Around Farm & Home UIIOUR from your lmaglnaUon. If not, STICK OR 130-Day Supply LAY-AWAY PLAN the this is no neighborhood for a A III!All deposit wiU bold SPRAY teeno11ger and I hope you can bike of 70111' choice. move out quick! - H. DEODORANT I 1 DAY SERVICE Voice 0 I Bro adwqy Five Exetotives Promoted By Ohio vallP.V Elettric -J • HELEN HELP US! FINISHING Variety Show Is Given by 'Cub Sta££ o., Oet. 27, 1988 ·I I I I I .• I• !. �,. ! - l'" i t-Dllly . SentiDe~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 27, 1088 -- Management Team af O~C Has ~~es . Ohio Grange \Vants Facts Bared of Erie-River Canal . -· Both Teruns Have High Hope For Farm Belt Victories ,, I Dallt Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!4tlleport, · J. B. Harreld, lll8lllltl' of or, suooeec!lq llr. ll ~ 1~ Jasoa 11 a lirjiduate e lhe l[yger Creet Stalloa, Ohio Jr., wtt. will utume a the UDIVI!I'!Illy of Mldtlgaa ami Valley Electric Corporallon, position u asslsla11t together with his -wile and lour CINCINNATI (UPI) - Hearin~s . on the contro- has anneunced that elfecllve ChUders has been with children, nolc!ea Jt 5011 Chand IvE!rsial Lake Erie • Ohio River Canal was among the November 1, E. A. Chlldm, Blnce 1954. Prior to coming ler Drive, Pt. Pleasant. WASH!NGTON (UPI) - Botb Republicans and resolutions approved by the Ohio State Grange in the plant engineEr, bu been pro- the Kyger Creek Plant, he Democrats are claimlns bright prospects in the farm windup session of Its convention Wednesday. moted 10 maintenance ,tUpe!'llis- with Appatacltlali Powar R. H. Blowers, malntenanc< belt as the congressional election campaign goes into The 300 delegates to the three-day conclave want pany in Kenoya, w. va. Child· I foremao, wiU replace Johnoo• Its final stage. the Army Corps of Engine~rs to hold public bearings HAND t,.ACERATED ers 1s married and n~sldes as results eDiJneer. He . ha! Republicans indicate, without clalmlng specific on the canal "so tha0eople and local governments . 2402 MI. Vernon Avenue, been with OVEC since 11154, '' nr ·· oers, that they expect gains In the numt,er of GOP may know the true facts as to the requirements and Cecil To>ean sustalned 8 pain· Pleasant. a graduate tl West Vi111n18 Un a, ·e seats in nancial involvement" lui laceration of his hi '"!Itt Rep1ac1ng "'-'ld ivenlty and prior to coll)l"" , rural areas. Democrats counter-claim · lh' "'" ero as ..., ~ that they expect to hold all. or oearly all, of their rural Among the other resolutions / pests, and hand '' mornlog at ' em. engln will be R c Joho!IOI~ 1 OVEC, wu usociated with tht seats and may even pick up by the delegates of - Enlargmg the State High· ployment at lhe Ohio Pallet who :'s held. lh; ~lion N&W Railroad in Portamouth. a lew from the GOP. political professionals , ~ largest grang• In America way Patrol. Co., at Rock Springs, while results engineer has been Mr. Blowers is married ano Democrat> hollt' their candi· that general national Issues and '!be IWIIt BIJ 'lertha, were: The Rev. Robert Wells of Co. operating a powar •aw The the K er ·er~k Plant has one son and resides at.IIOl date. in lkrm areas will be strictly •ocal matlet'S-1101 the~"!:'= -An Increase in the sal..s tax shoctOn .was .lhe only new stat.e Pomeroy emergency Bqua·l was ---'y~g;~;-;;;;;~---,,;Teodor::,•~A:ven:u:•·~G:am:po:llo.~ helpt"d by Ibis year's sltarp lated directly tO farm policy • bombanl~ from 1 .us- or a state Income tax In pref. officer UlSia.led He will serve called at 11:36 and trao<(JOl"la'l SON 18 BORN upturn In farm income. Repub- can play ~ domlnant role In vo- llllce of 75 miles during to a jli'Operty tar if a two-year term as chaplain. tO Pomeroy wne•" ht Ileana ltl'e banking on wid~ ling in many rural dlstrlct8. World War I, waa derlvea ! more revenue Is needed by the Byron Frederick of Copley in l!'llll!ferred to EWI>l~ am. Mr. and Mrs. WUUam <Mike) " spread larmar Irritation with No matte which way tile ~":be~'l?~h~ ~ state. Summit County was . bulance and taken to Holzer Powell, Middleport, are ansome ad'I'Jnlstratlon acUon on farm vote goes or what ateelworks ow 0 en estabo -A ban on Sunday hunting master, the top grange offtee, hosprtal. nouncurg the birth of a son, .. farm prices. may infl"'"'ce it, the Utlbed 1a Eaea, Gennaoy, and Sunday sale of liquor. for lhe ninth consecutive Johnny Mack, born september But on both sides, veteron political weight 1hls year will aince tbe 18th century. -Creatron of a federal bank year term. All other 'll at Veterans Memorial Hos· reduced by the · e ..,_.. 1,,_.. 1 for rural electric systems were re<urned to two • year DRIVER CITED pital In Pomaroy. The baby shrinkage in the farm -state Uceoslng of all b..,ur. terms. ' . weighed nine pounds and three lion. Latest Agrtculture once companies doing lluslness James Smtih, 19, Pomeroy. ounce>. The couple have tltrte IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 ment estimates tndtcate the !n Ohio, .nctuding out-of-state was arrested by Pomeroy po- other sons, Joey, Billy and ste, number ,r Americans living on , firms usmg the mails. ; . lice for passmg ~n a double ye~ vte. Grandparents are Mr.and l farms is now down to some 11.5 ! - Incrca!led vocational course low hne, and wrll appear rn Mrs. Powell. Racine, and Clar·l S. d St p million compar< 0 with 15.1 in public ~rhool• ' court October 29. ence Gilkey. . con • ameray million in 1910 23 mtllion in -Mand.tory '•mding of grain 1950. and ~ .5 million in 1940. 1 1 e .v.tors •nd stOrage facilities. On a ptfcenla~e basis, farm -A stato stud: on the ellmln· The staff of th• Pomeroy Jun. residents now make up about ation of blackbtrds and other lor High ~hoo:·s newspaper 5.! per c·ent of the population Eastern Local School District WASIIJNGTON (UP!) -A the Panthers Cub, under the Icompared with o.7 per cent in representatives are sltll inter· Pacific oartner to the Early direction of faculty ~"IS~r :~ar- l lWo. 15.~ per cent in 1950, and ested in forlher consolidation Bird communications tha Husted prestnt t e trst 231 ptr rent in 194ll. and So h 1 1 • t h' h behaved so well in orbit tnday a.:hool assembly of the year . ut torn oca IS no w ~~ Wednesday morning at Pome· . Is no change tn recen; pubhc that officials already were roy Junior High SchooL A V"''· stands, tl was apparen. tooay. con.siderls~ using it tO broad· f\ll\ cast live ~lection results ety of acts included com<'dy Repn~,.ntatlves of l':a :wn. l !!awaii Nov 8. tklts, dancing and instrumen'' ' (Contim•ed From Page One) Southern. and the newlv con. OW Scienti•lt! still had to rocket If elected to the OHice of Comminlonera of Melgi County, music. . solldated Meigs Local school the lirb-oound space-age switchThe ulute to the flag was 21st year, Is governed by 1 hoards were In Columb•~ Wed. A near capacity crowd of board from Its looping orbit Ohio, WE pledge the following: led by John Lohse and Mike ' hoard of dlrec:s, ~ of nesday night for furthor Info!' approximately 500 persons at- around tile earth into a circular Cullums. Psalm 121 was read whom are elect for 1 ee year matlon on !he mechaniC!i of pos- tended l~e 3-act hUibllly play, path 22,300 miles ovar the by Leaone Sebo, who then led terms. T~e thnie whose :rms slble further consolidation "A Feudin' Over Yonder," WecJ. Pacific where 1ts speed would 1. To ser,. in the best lntaresh of all Meigs Cauntians; the Lord'• Prayer. A comedy ~~ ~s Y;a;; are d a~e They met with Byron Mortin, nesday oight at the Pomeroy match the rotation of earth skit "The Playful Bus" nar- .~ K&rten~e e ers, an • assistant supmotsor of High Scnool audii•Jrium keep it fixed over one position. 2. To seek fedtralanlst1nce and funds in all governmental programs rated by Mary Lou Radford vr ·. Instruction for the Ohio under sponsorship of the Beta That maneuver if ail which may benefit Melg1 County. featured Roger Gilmore as an Holdover directors are Don· ment of t;:ducation. Dr Plu sorority. well wourd co~ Sunday Irascible bus driver. John Loh- aid Mora, Pa.ul Moore, Rex Essex, dtr~r of Well . received from begin· plac~ tho! satellite-nicknamed 3, To serve with hontsty,lntegrlty and Impartiality; •e ao lhe starter, Twila Clat. Shenefield, Vtrgil King, Davtd was unable to attend. nlng to •nd. the play wa• di. "Lani" Hawaiian for heavenly worthy as a woman passenger. Nease and John ColwelL . . reeled by Mrs. AIIC<! Nease. bi~n station as the first Mrs. Mullens, and passengers It also wlll be necessary to 11 was tndtcated followmt the Mrs. Betty Ra,.Ungs was the ace·a e commercial tele,phone 4. To create en at1n01phere in county government dnlgned to attract Becky Wri~ht, Steve Story, Car· elect a Central Ohio Breeding meeting that further o:o.''"'hd•· sho;v chairman. !::d 10 l:vis on link between the Industry Ia Mtlp County; and • ~and ol Hargraves, George Skinner, Association directOr. Oris Roush lion actlv.'ty must be "at a cast mombero included Dr. us Hawaii 1 Mike Cullums. Leanne Sebo and Is currently serving in this stalemale until bonds for the Harold Brown Alice Nease Jim &uih mt Asi ' 5. To initlaie a sound road building progrem and to build good, harcf. Irene Barnes. Resa Bo o,t he capacity and Is currently a new ':"mpreltenme Metgs Lo. Mees, lletty' Rawlings, A ~~a ~et ro lied the aurfaced raad1. danced a tap dance tO 'l'hls m~mber of the Executive Co~· cal Htfh School are 8011· Neacll C•rsey, Bob Wingett, AI satellite •loll from PC; Kenne· C~uld, be lhe Starf: of ~ nnttee of the Central Ohio John lleibel, Efatern Local Leonard Rev . Wilbur Perrin, dy tate .Wednesday and into an thmg. A comedy d~,alogue, A Breedrng Association. He may superintendent, today indicated Mrs. A. R. Knight, Mrs. Fred orilil ranging from 196 mUes Hole In the Bucket was per. be re-elected. or others may be the Boa!'d of Education in his Blaettnar, Cash Bohr and GaU above earth tO ta,OOO mUes hlgb formed oy Bernadette Heones- el<;ted to ftlt. the . post. . dlstrict ot.ill takes the po.;iticol, Hovatter. -almost e1acUy as planned. sy anJ 1\f>Jncy Thompson. Re. Charles . TheiSs JS Metgs "We're :nterested." Special stage appearances lib Its petformance was so beerMea Wi!l played "The !Sound CDaounll')tymand~sectAsorsoclroratio~e l. v?~gilo Paul Powell, Southern weddlog I!Uesls were made by Oawless optimlstl.c olllclals Democratic Candidates for County Commissioners o ustc as a prano so o. · · April Smt·th lola Barlru T • ••· · " S teWie "Can-Can Dancers were Atkins is productioo tester' aud supe~tenden~ on lhe . . , m, "" ~.. Cornmuruca..ons a Clair Woode is inseminatOr hand, ii>Jicated the bo<r.r m Reed, Joyce Leonard, Fred Corp. (OOMSATI tallted Paid Political Advert!Bemenl- Paul Simon and Kenneth Hager Donna Branham. Darlene Deem, • that dlstnct continues to Crow, Henry Ewing, Joey lidently of how It would brqaden • GNancy ThondmpsonJ '. CeEimetmMcno interest but wants to Rmienbaum and Tommy Reed. llobal communications. owan, & amce as an. "'nf ed' . lh • performing w, ·e'Jim I ~i;iii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiii ·•can·can ' muStc' was ..... _:_L d l orm on e matte.. llUTwu•e Allendi>tg for Meigs L 0 ca 1 Johnson, Dick Rawlings, Benny II by trumpeters Karen Griffith, wm Su 1 G Ewing Keony MrElhinn• John Marlene Goodwm and Bette Jr AI 1pSu toor~ Blaet~r and Dick Ro~.,·baum. Jean Hoostetter. Jo Ellen Diehl OW: ~ d ·- - -played a piano solo, "Liebes.omas ~ I · traum," TOKYO (UP!) _ Communlll membm William K~g and Dense Fog Wraps The final act of the program North Viet Nam joined Red Mrs. E. 0 Rail : Souuern L': Up SE Ohio Areas I featured an instrumental group China. North Korea and the ~:~1 ~· . ~~1 \ ~at d /Jre~t- Dense log formed early tooay ~ · known as ''The Acoustics." Soviet Union today tn rejecting . h.. " •n oe Jn n In portloos ot central and soul!. I ' They were guitarisU John Loh· the peace terms put forward by ~ts e~, an~~r. Retbel, Board eastern Ohio, reduclr)g visibility se, Rog•• Gilmore and Max the seven-nation Asian summit 0 '"~~t 1 ram Cal'!', an.d 1· to near zero at Columbus, , ~· Folmer w.th drummer Tim conrereDCt' ID ManDa. · ) ol Eastern ~··-•!. Zanesvllle, Chesapeake, MartelGlaze. Their numbers were In Its first reaction to the POLITICIANS SIJFFER ta and Sprtngflei4 the UP! re. "Love Potion No. 9" with Roger conference, Hanoi called the · _Gilmore singing , "Wipe Out," conference a scheme tO escalate ,DALLAS iUPI) -Peter dropped to be' "Yellow Submarine" and two the war in Viet Nam as part of 0 Donnell Jr., Texas . freesing mark in most Art they our SCHOOL CHILDREN, who receive In • -•nt newspaper advertl•-nt, It was •tatoriginal numbe<·s , "The Detec. an American plan to colonize all charr~an . says money ts parts lite State. Chesapeake aid In many ways from our federal government .. , tive" by Roger Gilmore, and a of Southeast Asia. ttght tt ts hmdermg political bad highest reading, 36, eel that the Republican candidate for Congrtls In _;Jiill-unnamed composition by Communist China a few ho111'8 ca.~prugns. Cleveland reported the children wh- minds want to gtow 10 that they our lOth District belitves (quote) "THAT OUR 7' John Lohse and Roger Gilmore. earlier called lhe Manila U a m~ o~s the lowest, 21. Toledo hlld ZB, while cen lleColne proud Atllll'lcans? Dancers were Donna Branham, conference 1 "war COUIICil" money and tl s_rarsmg the Cincinnati and YoungstOwn both GOV'T SHOULD STOP TAKING FROM THI :~.Jlette Jean Hobstetter, Darlene which smacked ot gunpowder and pressmg him for payment, had 31. THRIFTY AND GIVING TO THE SHIFTY". (tnd - ·Deem and Nancy Thompson. and said President Jolmoon bad he has tO think twice Al'l they the ELDERLY and the YOUNG who :t;--==--~--....:~ 1been inspired in his "gangster &ivlng to his party," O'Donnell Now y 08 Know quoftl logic" by talk• with Soviet said. 'l1te a1rero1t carrier USS :"!.to =· ( :./who I I \ I SHIRT ProblemS 1•0 ISchools are Restudied [ani• May speedTab urunr: ' \' 1 On Electt"on NOTICE TO VOTERS' Was Smash u;. In PHS Sh D' my ,;"e: tlnU:·to 199·95 '::'.i: =:,. Mrrs. MASON FURNITURE PAUL SIMON KENNETH HAGER Jt's Unammous • N \Ve're 8ad Jci: CJci I WHO are the "SHIFTY?" MAN POWER GRANGE TO MEET Star Grange No 778 wlil bold an opeo meeting u Its n~gular meeUng, Saturday Nov. 5. Mrs. Manning Kloes will be a special ~uest with a short film on Tuo and berculosls, All members are urged tO attend and all visitOrs LEATHER SUPPLY will be welcome. Vegetable soup 992·2774 Pomeroy will be served during the social BRW HDWE. ... Forelan Mlnlater Andnil Gromy· ko. ROW ABOUT ZIPCUDE ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) ASKS DIVORCE St. Louis Pos~Ditpetch A petltloo for divorce was 01· Wednelclly It received copleJt eel In Melp CountY Clerk of I speech by Postmlller Gener. Courts Wedneaday by Bobby E. al LBWnlnce F. O'Brlea in an ·- ltack $5.99 Dill, West Main St., Pomeroy, envelope marked "postage pr. against Nettle DUI, Pomel'O)', 5 cents." lrown charging IJI'OII DOIIect lnd U• c · tn~me cruelty, 1nd laking . tile Though it was not the 225 N. 2nd Middleport ca~ lnd custody of five mtnor_steamboat, Robert ..,...,....,..........,.....,.....,.....,.....,.~dl~t~ldre~n:_ . - - - -- Clermont proved that boats could be IUCCHSfUI. PENNY LOAFERS Roush's Shot Store Orlokany wao umed lor l~e Revolnttollary War batllt o1 OrlabJty, N.Y., II Dicit about dl Ameriean ud Brillab ooldlen ,., lllled. We edmlt thlt hl1 slegen rhym-.but WHO FINAL n.tNG BEIRA Mozambique (UP!) - Jose' Godinhe Lopet 40 doesa'l want his funaral ~ be ~ aad affair. He has made arrangements for • ceremony which include fireworks, music and drinb far ail who want 10 atteod. HltJhweys , , , belltr S.wl(lo oncl Willi' Plantl • , , --'vt government dolltn through Social Security? Art they G. I. VETERANS, who nctlvt mtny benefit• from the government? through govornment rMr1lnlng form rour ordlnarJ words. Nrn respectable jlvlftll for thlllr ftllllllll end thtNStlvn! I ...~t..· • "'f• 7 Pd.hi.A4>'. 0 o • ; , r , I WI-IA'T SUe.\11': A <&!I'lL. ~lEND WHO HAt)N'i l!lcElN l=i!ELINIS> WI:~~. 1 . • , • ; • • lng ellout? Will, they IIIUit be OKAY beciUIIr ., Abe LIMOlll 11ld, God tl'lltM 10 IIIIIIV el """' 1nd "II'IIIIUMIIIN" • - 0 • 0 - ~ • .. P • -- • I WON'T PULL OUTI kl' lx10' . / IOK14' 12x16' AS LOW AS·--- per month Your old TV wlll covar JOur down payment on a new Pllllco Color TV - - Comt In aotf lief)! Early Amerl· • ~Qie, flnlabld to inllclt Dllple. URF·Vlil' recep. lion, JlleiiiOl1 matlc wrung, SWtrel cabinet. FOREMAN~ &,ABBOTT .... .. ·- -~ -- - · ·· ., ' ' ' · . Iff- '...... ·· ~· ~· - -·~ • ~" ··' \t .'\-.! .:.:.~-~ 6.90 11.90 14.75 19.95 6x.10' Large Reg.98c 1tUI . . '992-2516 Pomeroy I I I 1 ECONOMY SIZE 76c ~a~· s.s.s '1·59 II TABLETS u~. $2-13 2.84 FAST I FREE I DELMRY I OPIN I 9to 10 PM I ·~~. u' spz 2 SUPP :~, sz.D2 $2.69 WIN CAMARO OIEVROUT NOTHING TO IMJY. REGISTill FREE AT OUR STOlE f!ROM POMERO~ MOTOR CO. . •••••••••••••••• •••••• FORMERLY STARK'S PHARMACY I I .,. '-'1- I I I I I POLl-GRIP SUPP LENTE, N.P.H. & p.z. u:... sp• $1.41 .' PREPARATION-H 1 INSULIN · PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 201 E. Motln ___,;; Reg.$2.35 LILLY Rill· 1.25 EBERSBACH .POMbO"t' 68c I oz. _..Ql,.. $2.'20;• LIMIT 2 ·ADULTS ·97c NELSON'S ·27.90 ~~,uE Reg. 67c CREOMULSION 12.75 "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE"... .... 78c I SAL-HEPATICA 6-0Z. Reg.87c HARDWARE J9c BABY OIL 7.15 10xl2' 12xl4' 14x11' ALKA·SELTZER JOHNSON WON'T PUSH OUTl 10 .Ounce Wt. Tarpaulin MAIN ST. -------.-------------------~----------..1 .. . -H-···· ~ - ~ - ~ ---·- --"*'-----------------------~- · - ·- · - · - - · -·-~·--- 9Sc------ 76c ftc SIZE - - - - - 77c POLY·STRIP GROMMETS ..... Chapman, Cllalrman Beaver St., Carroll, Ohio P4. Pol. Adv. w ..... - - ...,..,.. • With hcluslve ~d 117 Haoller for CtmtnH Commlttn . 7 uncllclete for Congl'lll In tho 10th Dlllrlct ft t•lll- "..• he helped get things rolling again." (-...-. .., RIG. eAn seaiDS llltched with lllctoJ7 cord. e Hemmed on all fotll' sides. e All se1101 double .Utclted auure added llrellllb e Will not crack or peel In ezlrame cold weatherWill not run or bleed In hot wellher. e All comera reinforced with four tblckueues of material. e Poly.Strip &rommeto 1paeed not mora thin folll' feet apart aU lll'OUDd In reinforced hem. _ .__ • 125 DAY SUPPLY ANTISEPTIC FARM EQUIPMENT PROTECTION to IN CONGRESS 1 1 1 1-.,IIAIZI UHIID III'MOSf JAULfT ~ All th- the "SHIFTY" p10plo the ltpulaiiCIII Walter H. Moeller ~A~ 150U<&f!T FOR: .. IJ'r.oc .,.,. COLOR TV blttar Floocl Control • . . more lnclvltrl11 , •• , , • more OPPORTUNITIES? KEEP 1lA "[I I HI=:tH?E::.:!: I I) (I I]" 1- progreme UTILITY TARPAULINS EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO - . __,... - ..... . DEPENDENT CHILDREN . .. the DISABLED ... Unocramblttheoebr1amblt' tTSOGr George Banks Not Only Knows Our Needs, He Knows How To Go About Getting Results. We Must Be Assured Of This Con· tinued Representotion With A Person Of Experience. · .. ,. ·- ---....-.- ·-···-. , __ ClTIIS, who through fedtrolllcl ere etttlng better who ono ltlttr to tiCh aquaro, to I , Art they the ILDIRLV . . . the WIDOWS end 98 ;::~~~h~our.~~~ Art they the PEOPLE IN OUR VILLAGES·AND III·ILiiCT tirtxJ eral programs 11'1 becoming IIIJIOnllblt cltlans? ARE THE "SHifTY"? Are lhly the UNEMPLOYED or UNDI!R·IMPLOYED MIN end WOMEN whe lurn new alcllll GEORGE A. BANKS POll STATE REPRESENTATIVE Art they our YOUTH, who through varloU1 fed- WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO ZESTABS Aretie Seal I WOMEN'S HAND SEWN . U: We Know Who the "Thrifty" are .• But .. ° 1 1 RobinSon's Cleaners yonder Fend'In OISBRVATIONS ... Some Ill Middle West . . Barbara of Sllt8r Gtorse" gives tt a a Juau!R VelD ... Getqle J... delervea aU the great Blckly, UDeal)l frame for Clilltsei Ia campaigning lor N. Y. notice• she received In "The Ap- edy but Beyryl Reid manag's Attorney LoutS Lefkowllz but pie Tree/ ' and we have only almost a miracle In the le8bo Louls probably will win any onemargtnalob&ervation: ln.tlle role lhroUgb s~eer musical blll way As he deserves tO . . . and Eve curtain rBISOI' VIrtuosity and unpeccable tricks As forecast, Barbara Harris Barbara as Eve was born with of timing and delivery · · · Tbe lbla year's Merman • Martlo a bandald on her IDdex linger way night clubs have giv~o Lansbury • stze star . · , · ted com- musicians a live-day week,. you d mulllcal, "The Apple Tree," ~n~:·!~•::!t,.s up think the owners consrdered a dellgilt and If nGI every harmer them people . .. Oo their two bite of Its way, it does bat a· c La ·BI den of tile same off nights lbey'U probably "sit bout 75 per cent which is some rry . y bl lnlelll in" with other bands. 'lbl priiiiOIIGD ef Jive- York aty, slDee Ita. where lives of the Ohio VaU"? E1ec- has beeu lllllstant to Carroll Baker Ia a trlurnpb l - - by J-lel•n Bottel trlc Corporation, Including the Sporn, president of OVEC of cheap and shameletll..publlc· appointment of three v(!)e PniS· IKEC. lty over 8D esseo!UJI perJorm VOOTH ASKED FOR ITaoswer. ldents, and the forthcoming re- Schwarm has been au ing sexlessness Why should This c.'lumn Is lor young peo. When the folkl ask about my Urement of OVEC's operw(lng ploye of tile Clifty CreEk Plant anyooe who ~~ the durable pie, the11 problems and pleas- boy friends I'm glad they do. head wen announ~ today by since Ul53 and, prior to being criminal ilerDa of the openl! ores, thelr troubles and fun. At least !hay think I'm cute Philip Sporn, prestdenl and ~amed uslstant P)~nt manager coovictedpaand eveo admit!Pc \s with the rest of Helen Help enpOJgb to have one. chief execuUve of OVEC. rn 19113, served as assistant remobstel'lt who own Las Vegao t:s!, it welcomes !aughts but When they talk · about my li· Wilbur H Ruese vice presi· ~lis engineer. r:,u~~ e~eer, gambling think for one momenl ' on't doo:lge a eerious question gure, I'm glad too. AI least dent In ~~e of ~perallons of pan~ engtn:r, I ti nan they don't run crooked jOints ... th a brwh..lf. they .know I'm growing up and OVEC ami Its subsldlar)', lncfi. ::~orPrl~r ~~:s bunting .. Considering Ted m:.~ca~ ts an al: Whenever anyone refers tO simply because ''they don't bave Send your teen-age questions shapmg up. . ana-Kentucky Electric Corpora· company, he wu with ObI Williams was the last to ~ s ~.:!!;! have taken just Joseph P. Kennedy as ''Poppa tO" . They never "hatt.olb" n. to YOUTt. ASKED FOR IT. Or about my hair : f JUst say lion will retire March 1 after Pow Com RY lor 1om' years over .400 and that was ay The Joe" we lrnow it will be follow- murderers bribcra or thieves core of ~<len ~elp US! this 11 like II t!tls way and It's easy !3 years with tlte orpnlzatiGn He ~uat!: from tile World War II .. _Bob :b::U::"otm·~ · - ed by a knock .. Wbat ever either. ' new;pape: Ito keep neat., • _the lasl eight In his present slty of ntlnols in 19491n eleetrl- son Alan Aida m_thls :!!_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:..:..:::_:-::_::.::.:.::::::~------Uui'I'T 111DE 'fHE Honest, they re only trymg to capacity. lng polished appleknocktng, 1 gl IlEAL YOU make conversation and showmg Ivan O. Hawk, Jr., manager eaM:u~"~as •heen employed er will escape the pa~~~~:~~ C. H polite mterest. Why dmg them 0 f IKEC' 8 Clifty CreEk Plant b th p1l y since 1954 but too often ,(( eaJ e.en. I for 1t ? - BE'IT Y e ~ 0 ' mention of a more famous I nave a problem. My fr>ends Dear Helen l"t Madison, Ind., has been des· the capiiCIIy of operations 1 say it's a gilt. ; have a sense beat my relatives 10 the lgnated vice president of OVEC. pervloor as well u hill present P~: ·,dea of a "square" of numor like most teens, but draw. Ask them all wrts of . IKEC tO succeed Ruese and a"lgnment of maintenance SU· anyone who thinks Steve ! When they ~ave me mine, questions first, tire them oul, move Ja~oary I, 1967 ' .10 pervlsor, at Clifty Creek. He and Davtd Susskind are intellecthe only electric range built to use • half dozen olher ktds were and leave them thinking, "My. the company s. ceneral office was employed by a chemtcal tuals Robert Goulet has had throW-away foil oven linin&$ th~t end oven h>ding. what an Interested child " It's at PtketOn, Ohw. company In Soulh Charleston, rni t bl ftabl When Its just with my three kind of fun, impressing your . Also named. to OVEC·IKEC W. Va., !rom 1945 to 1949 ~u~oso~~~w\:;:.; ex ~oded cleaning drudgery .•• the P,ractical WJY Rirlfriends. it's okay to joke relatives Try it _ DIANA vtee pre01dencres were Thomas at the American Electrtc h 1 T P ""'m;,.,j around nut when these boys Dear Helen· · N. Ward, Jr., of Chillicothe, er System's Philip Sporn Plant to the ~ge Y eKCJJn~ lot, we k.,;w talk to us, big prob. Family r~unions used tO kill Ralph D. Dunlevy, of Cha· at New Haven, W. Va., from he tn eat•d mood" at':"" ' " 1'h · . N J Ward wW continue 1949 to 1954 when he got as g no tees as !em.. e girls say they ltke me. Mme are so phony. · · OVEC IKEC . · . Richard BurtOn if not Julie me this <vay, but this one boy 1 got smart. First 1 serve as · secre· A native ~I New Kel1111ngtoD, · n·· est "A" 1who is more than "just a m arents not til be shocked. tary-treasurer a~ Dunlevy wtll Pa., MarquiS ts a graduate Andrews Br "d . boy") likes me, and 1 have Aunt Sallie asked about continue as asststant to presl· Charleston (W. Va.) High town blah from eager grrls from J?~~osa ble aluminum foil linm«e catch t he spatt.en heard he Ultes quiet girls. "how many boyfriends?" 1 dent Philip Sporn in New York. and holds an ICS degree tn ·~ .spillo vers in th111 KelI try 10 be quiet around calmly, replied. "I don't think Everett W. Schwarm, as· er plant en.gtneerurg. Mr. Political HQs are vmstor o v~ n . When t hey become soil~d , you jull'& him, and !ben my friends don't lhal is any of your business." slstanl manager of Clifty CreEk, Mrs. Marqws, residents of Oven to Followers w~Mak the m Oll t ond thro w like 11. Which •hould 1 be "My, huw vou '•t grown!" My has been promoted 10 plant Ilion, Ind. have two daughters, P'i' PLEASANT - The GOP t.~ e m away a nd rep lace CONFUSED COMEDIAN favorite answer was "A half. manager, succeedin~ Hawk, and Mrs. Ina Bishop and Mrs. Nan· Headquarters in Point PleasWith 1tandard alulbinum 0 Ufl.Off Oven Door foil. It's so euy-and so Dear Colt-Com: inch since last time." Things Harold E. MarquiS, mamten· cy Vauglm, both of Madison, ant is officially open tO the pub· inexpensjve! See it today . 0 Automollc oven Timor and Clock ... Yourself! Hut dGn'l be a like that. ance superviSOr, has been ole- lnd two sons, Harold E. Mar· lie each day. The headquarters oRoc:tlwcllop • Thtow•AWI)' Oven Linings scene-ste•ler. Your b.f. may Ya know what? I don't go to valed to assls~nt plant manag· quls In, In the U, S. Navy, is located in the Haynes Rullld-1 top, bottom, sides 1 10 oAdfuotobto Holl Broltlng not mind the noise (after ail, reunions any more. Now lhey er Schwarm s place. . and MiltOn, student at lng In the 500 block of Main •Convenient RetiSiitd Top you atlracted blm witb it), Iinvite only parents - at least . Ruese has. spent his Hlethne due. Street. ofult·Widlh Stonge Draw• • Adjustlble Heat Broiling but he won't stay with a girl 1only MY parents. '" the electnc ~IIUty indus: The Democrat Headquarters • Lift-Off Oven Door oOven UOht • Autom•11c Oven Timer who hogs aU tile laugbs. - H. My relatives will never for· ads a bl n-aged m thr Beckwith Takes 1s now oftl•iallv opened tO in . • Br<l.er·Roas1er Pan 1 antrouemanore • . . and Clock Dear Helen: geI me bee ause deEp down aU • Over A&P Store terested ptrsons and tS located • Minute Reminder 1 In BDiwer tO "UGH's quos- know I'm not a phony like · former M~m~i; ~h~ ectr~: PT. PLEASANT _ on Sixth Street In the upstairs • Automatic Oven light lion: How do other teens late kids wbo .talk about them BE:- 1918 H wo~k lor Beckwith of Mount vernon, of the Stone butlding next door • Plug-In Surface Units •Infinite Heat Controls family reuntona? - here's my fiND lhetr backs, and are all th · e con dur' "-· Ohio has been oamed m&DBger til the Employment Office · et •· th · races e company mg vacauuuo , . h • Full· Width Starltt Driilwer peac y-pre swe . w .etr · while studying electrical eng!· of the Point Pleasant A & P • I ... • .. Maybe I wat. tmpoltte, but I neerlng at Purdue University, Store, 2212 Jackson Avenue Pleasaol Vadey Hosptlal COMPARE WITH uaa&tiUit. got out ol reumons where he received bis BS de- replace Jesse Moore, who is .~dmkled - Hollte Edward ~~n :0~·~: ~~~ore!:~ marin 11123, and chief electrl· llring alter many years Varner, Parkersburg, W. Va.; RANGES PRICED Wlnt QUAUn BUILT INI alo ~ _ HAPPii'R NOW cal engineer of Kansas Power vice wltb the A & P Stores. Burke Allinder, Pl. Pleasant. MUCH HIGHER! rywhttl fttr, ,..ny on Krll~1na lor - ......,,......, -... De~r · H N . and Light at age 25. Mr. Moore and his D1acbtu1ed - Franklin Nl· \n1XJ11n$Mimdlrd 115" tiUmlnum ton avallbll ....... ~ ...... _ tolled cwan ~nlnp. _..,. llldl-owt h"'"It takH jUII: mlnilttt .,._,.. :::.~.~~. ~ 1 can' ~erstand why' -H Hawk, manager at Clifty Blanche, also an employeE of bert, Ho~sell; Mrs. Harold '••• '""'• aoton. No ...,d., P.S. If you go through li~ Creek Plant ~ince 1969, joined tile local A & P realde 11 2120 .Flab ·=er::•..:.P:.:Iley::::.:·~----:peopl. ..., SchwiM Ilk•• are m 1153 Ha · ~ Mount Vernon Avenue ·-• - given to those complellng ., telling people who show . · "'"' be 0 8 ly interest •· tt's none ol your resul!s en~er at Clll· the parent• of three jiiCia · business!" you'll stay home ty Creek to operations supervls- Mrs. JoaM Pullin, St. Albans; ~- jack Ord and from a lot more things titan or, asststant plant ~anagar .and Jerry Moore, HuntingtOn, Hart. will have cltar&e Mason, W. Va. Herman Grate family reunions. ·- H. plant manager. Prior to )Otn- Mrs. Jauet Lewrs, Middleport, of meal planned for the event Phone 773-5592 Dear Helen: ing OVEC, he spent 13 years Ohio, and four grandchildren. speakers for the affair. .. No problems, just thinking. with Oh10 Edtson Compaoy. They always say "Keep a stiff Ruese and Hawk are graduate ' Achievement Day upper lip." Have you eng meers. I N mb f h tried to stiffen your upper lip' Ward, a CPA, joined OVEC. 8 ove er ourt Abbut the only way 18 to In 1964 .as. chief IQI:OIIIII- PT. PLEASANT - The 4-H mustache wax. Your ant and wu elected secretary· Achievement Day will be held Up is the one that quivers. treasurer in 1917. Prior tO join- Saturday, Nov. 5, at Ordnance Where did that expression ing the utility, he was an ac· School beginning at 5:45 p. m. come from? _ TIDNKER counla111 with Arthur Andersen with registration. Dear 'l'hiriker· Company for seven years. The event Ia for all 4-H You've got ME. Does anyone Dunlevy, an engineer out al bero who have. completed. their know? _ H. Purdue, has been associated Individual projects. Thetr PERSONAL TO with lite Engineering Depart· hlblt and project book grades Dl!lUXf - 1 could believe thio of of tho American Electric will be amaced tO give tile JUST RICIIVIDf man, but not ALL men. Power service Corporation, New A certificate ~ew ablpment of bikes for boys cuss the "followers" with your and lirls IJf all ••"· parents and you may dlscover their ..designs" are drawn For Protection Around Farm & Home UIIOUR from your lmaglnaUon. If not, STICK OR 130-Day Supply LAY-AWAY PLAN the this is no neighborhood for a A III!All deposit wiU bold SPRAY teeno11ger and I hope you can bike of 70111' choice. move out quick! - H. DEODORANT I 1 DAY SERVICE Voice 0 I Bro adwqy Five Exetotives Promoted By Ohio vallP.V Elettric -J • HELEN HELP US! FINISHING Variety Show Is Given by 'Cub Sta££ o., Oet. 27, 1988 ·I I I I I .• I• !. �· ··~ - ··--· ' ~ O OL ' , _ ,_.. - . .. . . . . . 0 0 0 -- ol 0 ... . ~~ . .. ~· ... 0 0 0 0 ·~ ... . -~ Oo o 0 -~ .. _ _ . _ . . . . ._ . . ._ _ ..... ~. - . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . L - - ~ _.... -..,.. . ..... . . ~ . ... . .. 0 • • 0 • •• ~ . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. ~- · · - · · · - -· " ooooo · • · · · · ', ' I I ,1 . '' DA,.NeT QOOOLI! llld ti'IUfPY I.MiTHI 1 AM 5 0 TiCKLED·· I WUZJEST I AIN'T WfiAT 'IE'D SORTA HOPIN' (ALL TICKLED PIINK.. I SUT I'M TICKLED ALL TH'SAME --------&-Dally 11V 1'1111'- LASIWILL THE WILLE!TI ly WALT WITTEUI,_G 1 FER A LEETLE • l PLQIN HAND ~ l J SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. ?:1, 1966 I' Fot Sale Let Us Save You Money Experllncld RADIATOR SERVICE HONDA • SAID & SERVICt . M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT e1 ONI 01' 1111 American 4 Door, 8 cyl. Sid, trans. Solid body. Good lireo BLAETlltARS 61 Rambler .. $595 Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy,O. Conv, €pe. Good Urea 8 cyl. engine, std. trans., ll H. good top, P- steering. 62 Chevrolet $1095' Prom the Largest Trucll or ltolldozer Radiator To The Smallelt Heater Core. std. trans. Whlte finish with red interior, good tireJ, ra· clio and heater. Pickup Fleetside 8' body, V8 engine. c11stom seats, beater, good tires. IIICIIT PIOI'LII RADIATOR SERVICE eCar eTruek eH•t• Core eBulldo• eAny TYJII I If" ~EY COt.1PR01.41~EP, TIIEY'll COM& 8\' CA~. BUT IF 1»\D WON, TilEY 11416HI ON WIIO WONl\lt AR.GUMENTJ CliPPITV-CLOP UP 1-i<IIE FOIIK£0 · HOW DO VOU ~INK G~At.IP 'N IF MOTHEI: WON, TII~Y'LL PROBABL\' COME OVER A COUPL£ OF PALOMINOS ANI GRAM'LL COME- BY SOLID• IN 4 I-IEUCOPTF~ WITH JET ASSISTS ... TOWIN6 A PIIIK PACK-MUl-E !!f!!!!IJ FUEL£D ROCKET, 01: Wll4l? I LI'L ABNER Crow • Porter. Attarn.J1. Pomeroy . Ohio, o• lloDdQ', October lt.t. 1918. at 11:00 o'doct A. M. ProperiJ' coli· tllJnJ aPPI'OAlmateb 10 •~~n~ aM U 1ituate 1p Letart , To'IVJIIIIdp, Me!JI Couat,. Oblo, and appratnd at M :500.00 and c annot be 1old for INt tb•n \be •PPra lnd Vllne. Al1o, ou 185~ JnternaUonal truck a ppfaiJed 1t 1100.00. •a "' ~~ an1 and aU bid•. Sale 1ubjed to Ul• approval of the Court. ora caney, l:x.ecu t rbc (If tb• latate ot Homer McNI'*ltrll, Deeeue4 00) 27, 38. 30. 3ta IY AL UPII bwllnp Honda Sale! WHAT DANCE. OLD 'IOKUMOTO FAMI LY WYMlll 'IOU DO FOR DAIJCE!.' ME. ? MIDDI.IPOaT. OHIO ltOTICI Of fALl Tbe Romer McNiclde• real .. tat. wi.Jl be 1old a1 tbe offlee of Crow E11K'atrt• raerv• the :rifb' CALL DICK RAWLINGS - BLAET1NARS 4 Door Sedan. VB engine, ' HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES ~-f' 97 MO\IEMEf.JTS ~ .~~ PRE'EZIO TO INVITE HOUSEI-lOlD SERVANTS TO SHARE HAPPINESS Of" RDRD AND MAST ER!:' f\OTS OF ACTION ! ! DRIVE A CLEAN CAR IT DNLV TAKII ·~ ., . ~ ONI MINUTI U-DRIVE THRU CAR WASH POMEROY Hospital News EE" I MEI!IIi M£EK, WHY DOt.J'T YOU .STOP FEWIVG. ~RY FOR 'ttOR· SHF AIJD 00 CUT 1'-ND Do ~METHI~ THE II.JCRLD ? IY HOWIE SCiiNEIDER rM GOAJAJA R£AUV THL'EM! THE IURtl WILL SOOU ~ARll THAT I'M AFORCE TO BE RECI<OWED 11-11\T'S EMCTl.Y I.UJAT I IIVTEJJD lV ro I I'M GOMJA SHAKE THE ll.¥lRLD B'r' IH lAPnS TILL IT$ DI2ZY! IAI' PIJBUC RELATIOIJS MAfJ IS DQ\FmJG UP A STA'ITMEIJT ! WITH! THE BORN LOSE'I 15y CHESTER GOJILD ly ART SANSOM FltECt<LeS ANO HIS FRIENDS ly M&'RRILL BLOSSER WELL; 1!1.~ IS lm'E~INGf A LITn&: PIECE IN TJ.IIS ~liE NE- TH£ ASP SENT ME! , lj ' .\. I. WINNIE WINKLE ALLEY OOP l \.t 1'0./ND A WAY OF YOU FOR THAT I'.ONDERFUI.. THANKII>Ie IY V. T. HAMLIN ROOMFU~OF GIFTI! . i '· ' ' ly RALPH HEIMDAHL - - -- · f:Olt SEIIIATC»R. l WT'f !flit, /It~ Hill, t· , MORGASBORO dinRer wiU be beld at Sacred H•arl Parisil auditorium in Pomeroy, Thursda)', Oct. 27, from 5 until S:SO p. m. Tickels on sale at door, adults $1.00. children 50C. Public is inviled. Spoooored by the C. W.C. LOcal BOWling Results 18 23 51c J' - ·· - . DAMS Trading Posl ud Anllquo Store moved t.o a new locallol, aow at Cron RoadJ Jtmetloo 124 and state routo 143 on RutlaJld Road. Phone 142-4441. I IS Uc -·- -------- ne.. For Sale or Rent ROOM ho111e and renl, extra lot, lotll20 E. MainS~, Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 1192·5334. ·~,.,...__~ ' /O•ll · .' · 1 . -- llBWK.8·B &.-TOWOD&OS Obla ...--1-- Wentecl To Buy rANDJNG Umber Ill VlrgiDia, or old fli'lllll db limber. llbrloa fte7IIGidl, 11011 Tl, lyr8CUIO, 0. · I II t«<lp 11t , Well \ ~~ ·~~{· 10 2fi 6to ~~--=--=--=- - Llle Wed. Mixed Leape October IZ, 1161 1'011111 12 Uardly Ables 10 Patsies Ml!l'klanders 10 8 N.• Trumps 8. 0 Game and Serlea Lois , 1111, 428; Dick ao.. en~um, 21,, 5a4; Team Hlgb Game and Serl81 - Hardly Ab·les 1_110t, 1,..,, Y, RPOS!'I 2 - .._.-- . ·-. ... . a:t.VII' =•• ,• • .a%._.. ''Gloria It It'• ~~~ . ,.. ' ' havt . ' mQrt' 'funl" • " .....,.~ .- .!··': ,:i·:; 1"-.\ ~:~.· .;.:··t ..... ' l' 1 '' N. Y. Clothing House 9 9 Flescher's Texaco 9 9 High T..m Game and SeriesRutland Dept. Store 9 91Two Aces - Ducey, 116-1414, Loot Landmark 8 w 12 High Game and Series - M. Womea's Friday Nl,~t !Aap 26 Aldridfle 178, 497. High Team October 14, liM 261Game and Ser.les - Rutland 30 1Dept, Store 773, %266. WoaLH1 woa Blue & Grey Rest. 44 Davis - Warner Ins. 30 K-C Jewelers 30 Dutton Drugs 1111 B.R.W. Hardware ·20 36 Ed's Aulo Trim 11 38 '11lunday Trlpllcat• Lelpe Bohr's Clolhie" 14 4 High Game and Series- HarWoe Loll i lola's Beauty Salon 10 I old Blackston, 203, 570; Team Uelober U, 1111 1 Forest Run Block 8 11 High Game and Series - K-C Maple Lawn Poultry 12 8 ream No. 1 711 10111 Jewele,., 1115, 2543. N.Y.C. S}"tem 12 s G-G Cllle 7\'i 10111 Three Aces 10 8 Beverly's Beauty Shop 7 11 Wome~'• '111unday LeaKUO Two Aces, Deuce t I High Game and Series - Lott Oclobtr U, 1161 , ctly .Loail I 10 1!41 Gilmore, 1M, 1.e6; T u • .: • Wn Loll McKenziu Railierl 3 13\ High Ga~ and Series - T ' ~ Leope .Tum No. 1 10 8 HJab Gllllt -J. .PheiJ}l. 177; Ne. 1, ID, Wll. . ··• OlliiiMr .11. 1Ni ..... ,. ,,, ~'J Markel Y i llilh Serleo - R. Sleveu tM. . '' " . . ;,. . l '' . ' ..j~~ ..,: 1 1 ..,p!l ._ .• . , If ·. !;,i;l '''·~ ,... • ! '\'\( �· ··~ - ··--· ' ~ O OL ' , _ ,_.. - . .. . . . . . 0 0 0 -- ol 0 ... . ~~ . .. ~· ... 0 0 0 0 ·~ ... . -~ Oo o 0 -~ .. _ _ . _ . . . . ._ . . ._ _ ..... ~. - . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . L - - ~ _.... -..,.. . ..... . . ~ . ... . .. 0 • • 0 • •• ~ . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. ~- · · - · · · - -· " ooooo · • · · · · ', ' I I ,1 . '' DA,.NeT QOOOLI! llld ti'IUfPY I.MiTHI 1 AM 5 0 TiCKLED·· I WUZJEST I AIN'T WfiAT 'IE'D SORTA HOPIN' (ALL TICKLED PIINK.. I SUT I'M TICKLED ALL TH'SAME --------&-Dally 11V 1'1111'- LASIWILL THE WILLE!TI ly WALT WITTEUI,_G 1 FER A LEETLE • l PLQIN HAND ~ l J SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. ?:1, 1966 I' Fot Sale Let Us Save You Money Experllncld RADIATOR SERVICE HONDA • SAID & SERVICt . M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT e1 ONI 01' 1111 American 4 Door, 8 cyl. Sid, trans. Solid body. Good lireo BLAETlltARS 61 Rambler .. $595 Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy,O. Conv, €pe. Good Urea 8 cyl. engine, std. trans., ll H. good top, P- steering. 62 Chevrolet $1095' Prom the Largest Trucll or ltolldozer Radiator To The Smallelt Heater Core. std. trans. Whlte finish with red interior, good tireJ, ra· clio and heater. Pickup Fleetside 8' body, V8 engine. c11stom seats, beater, good tires. IIICIIT PIOI'LII RADIATOR SERVICE eCar eTruek eH•t• Core eBulldo• eAny TYJII I If" ~EY COt.1PR01.41~EP, TIIEY'll COM& 8\' CA~. BUT IF 1»\D WON, TilEY 11416HI ON WIIO WONl\lt AR.GUMENTJ CliPPITV-CLOP UP 1-i<IIE FOIIK£0 · HOW DO VOU ~INK G~At.IP 'N IF MOTHEI: WON, TII~Y'LL PROBABL\' COME OVER A COUPL£ OF PALOMINOS ANI GRAM'LL COME- BY SOLID• IN 4 I-IEUCOPTF~ WITH JET ASSISTS ... TOWIN6 A PIIIK PACK-MUl-E !!f!!!!IJ FUEL£D ROCKET, 01: Wll4l? I LI'L ABNER Crow • Porter. Attarn.J1. Pomeroy . Ohio, o• lloDdQ', October lt.t. 1918. at 11:00 o'doct A. M. ProperiJ' coli· tllJnJ aPPI'OAlmateb 10 •~~n~ aM U 1ituate 1p Letart , To'IVJIIIIdp, Me!JI Couat,. Oblo, and appratnd at M :500.00 and c annot be 1old for INt tb•n \be •PPra lnd Vllne. Al1o, ou 185~ JnternaUonal truck a ppfaiJed 1t 1100.00. •a "' ~~ an1 and aU bid•. Sale 1ubjed to Ul• approval of the Court. ora caney, l:x.ecu t rbc (If tb• latate ot Homer McNI'*ltrll, Deeeue4 00) 27, 38. 30. 3ta IY AL UPII bwllnp Honda Sale! WHAT DANCE. OLD 'IOKUMOTO FAMI LY WYMlll 'IOU DO FOR DAIJCE!.' ME. ? MIDDI.IPOaT. OHIO ltOTICI Of fALl Tbe Romer McNiclde• real .. tat. wi.Jl be 1old a1 tbe offlee of Crow E11K'atrt• raerv• the :rifb' CALL DICK RAWLINGS - BLAET1NARS 4 Door Sedan. VB engine, ' HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYQES ~-f' 97 MO\IEMEf.JTS ~ .~~ PRE'EZIO TO INVITE HOUSEI-lOlD SERVANTS TO SHARE HAPPINESS Of" RDRD AND MAST ER!:' f\OTS OF ACTION ! ! DRIVE A CLEAN CAR IT DNLV TAKII ·~ ., . ~ ONI MINUTI U-DRIVE THRU CAR WASH POMEROY Hospital News EE" I MEI!IIi M£EK, WHY DOt.J'T YOU .STOP FEWIVG. ~RY FOR 'ttOR· SHF AIJD 00 CUT 1'-ND Do ~METHI~ THE II.JCRLD ? IY HOWIE SCiiNEIDER rM GOAJAJA R£AUV THL'EM! THE IURtl WILL SOOU ~ARll THAT I'M AFORCE TO BE RECI<OWED 11-11\T'S EMCTl.Y I.UJAT I IIVTEJJD lV ro I I'M GOMJA SHAKE THE ll.¥lRLD B'r' IH lAPnS TILL IT$ DI2ZY! IAI' PIJBUC RELATIOIJS MAfJ IS DQ\FmJG UP A STA'ITMEIJT ! WITH! THE BORN LOSE'I 15y CHESTER GOJILD ly ART SANSOM FltECt<LeS ANO HIS FRIENDS ly M&'RRILL BLOSSER WELL; 1!1.~ IS lm'E~INGf A LITn&: PIECE IN TJ.IIS ~liE NE- TH£ ASP SENT ME! , lj ' .\. I. WINNIE WINKLE ALLEY OOP l \.t 1'0./ND A WAY OF YOU FOR THAT I'.ONDERFUI.. THANKII>Ie IY V. T. HAMLIN ROOMFU~OF GIFTI! . i '· ' ' ly RALPH HEIMDAHL - - -- · f:Olt SEIIIATC»R. l WT'f !flit, /It~ Hill, t· , MORGASBORO dinRer wiU be beld at Sacred H•arl Parisil auditorium in Pomeroy, Thursda)', Oct. 27, from 5 until S:SO p. m. Tickels on sale at door, adults $1.00. children 50C. Public is inviled. Spoooored by the C. W.C. LOcal BOWling Results 18 23 51c J' - ·· - . DAMS Trading Posl ud Anllquo Store moved t.o a new locallol, aow at Cron RoadJ Jtmetloo 124 and state routo 143 on RutlaJld Road. Phone 142-4441. I IS Uc -·- -------- ne.. For Sale or Rent ROOM ho111e and renl, extra lot, lotll20 E. MainS~, Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 1192·5334. ·~,.,...__~ ' /O•ll · .' · 1 . -- llBWK.8·B &.-TOWOD&OS Obla ...--1-- Wentecl To Buy rANDJNG Umber Ill VlrgiDia, or old fli'lllll db limber. llbrloa fte7IIGidl, 11011 Tl, lyr8CUIO, 0. · I II t«<lp 11t , Well \ ~~ ·~~{· 10 2fi 6to ~~--=--=--=- - Llle Wed. Mixed Leape October IZ, 1161 1'011111 12 Uardly Ables 10 Patsies Ml!l'klanders 10 8 N.• Trumps 8. 0 Game and Serlea Lois , 1111, 428; Dick ao.. en~um, 21,, 5a4; Team Hlgb Game and Serl81 - Hardly Ab·les 1_110t, 1,..,, Y, RPOS!'I 2 - .._.-- . ·-. ... . a:t.VII' =•• ,• • .a%._.. ''Gloria It It'• ~~~ . ,.. ' ' havt . ' mQrt' 'funl" • " .....,.~ .- .!··': ,:i·:; 1"-.\ ~:~.· .;.:··t ..... ' l' 1 '' N. Y. Clothing House 9 9 Flescher's Texaco 9 9 High T..m Game and SeriesRutland Dept. Store 9 91Two Aces - Ducey, 116-1414, Loot Landmark 8 w 12 High Game and Series - M. Womea's Friday Nl,~t !Aap 26 Aldridfle 178, 497. High Team October 14, liM 261Game and Ser.les - Rutland 30 1Dept, Store 773, %266. WoaLH1 woa Blue & Grey Rest. 44 Davis - Warner Ins. 30 K-C Jewelers 30 Dutton Drugs 1111 B.R.W. Hardware ·20 36 Ed's Aulo Trim 11 38 '11lunday Trlpllcat• Lelpe Bohr's Clolhie" 14 4 High Game and Series- HarWoe Loll i lola's Beauty Salon 10 I old Blackston, 203, 570; Team Uelober U, 1111 1 Forest Run Block 8 11 High Game and Series - K-C Maple Lawn Poultry 12 8 ream No. 1 711 10111 Jewele,., 1115, 2543. N.Y.C. S}"tem 12 s G-G Cllle 7\'i 10111 Three Aces 10 8 Beverly's Beauty Shop 7 11 Wome~'• '111unday LeaKUO Two Aces, Deuce t I High Game and Series - Lott Oclobtr U, 1161 , ctly .Loail I 10 1!41 Gilmore, 1M, 1.e6; T u • .: • Wn Loll McKenziu Railierl 3 13\ High Ga~ and Series - T ' ~ Leope .Tum No. 1 10 8 HJab Gllllt -J. .PheiJ}l. 177; Ne. 1, ID, Wll. . ··• OlliiiMr .11. 1Ni ..... ,. ,,, ~'J Markel Y i llilh Serleo - R. Sleveu tM. . '' " . . ;,. . l '' . ' ..j~~ ..,: 1 1 ..,p!l ._ .• . , If ·. !;,i;l '''·~ ,... • ! '\'\( �.., .r ,I ' ''· Teachers, Room Mothers to Give Halloween Party at Racine Tonight Heath Families Meet 'st Supert'nten ent ' d d Metho l &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., CIA ..,, - Ab -Mt'ddleport I ~ ____ ______ ne' -. Jously ~ved a stolen car lilt111age<!ID the vehicle Brum. I I' SAVE ... - ------- - ' $l,QQ HOLDS Layette Shower Is Given for Mrs. Fisher e FRIDAY STORE HOURS 9 to 8 and SATURDAY STORE HOURS 9 9 • BULOVA COLLECTION ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY You're Invited To The --- - - ''"''"'"'"'"W.'%'Founder'S Month Is Theme of Grange Program Of Our Newly Remodeled Restaurant FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOB 28 4l 29 Enioy A GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE FREE CUP OF COFFEE and CAKE NEW 1967 ADMIRAL QUALITY T.V. .-wiN BAKER FURNITURE = -= -= --= -= = -I - -i i ., ' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 The HAS VISITORS Servhog Meigs Counltl for ov•r 94 Yoa1~ Member F•deral ~""" Mr. asd Mrs. Edgar P~&':; Mr. 8lld Mrs. Horace I Svsttm ..... .. -·-·-· .. .. . . , . - . ... II and daiJ8)oter Donna, ~ CoiUm-11 Member Federal Doporil llllllrance Corporation ' ~ ,_;.,----~--~ -· f.JM.~,i s15ooSavings Bond POMEROY NATIONAL BANK = = -= bus, visited Sunday with Mrs. Bertha Dalley, . -' ...... .... . ..... • MARTIN , RESTAURANT ON RT. 7 IN by Jerry Union of Enter,r.ise. 0. IJnton ~icked up the car at the Gallipolis patrol pOst. Bnunlay was one of two or ' three boys who escaped ru... day from the F'alrfleld School for Boys. de and William Awl· ler, 1&, were out aU nigbt Totsday night In an automobile at Rockbridge, aCCiir<lmt to word from Hocking county officials. Together the. boys spent We1nesday in the l!:UB Church at RockbridJie. Tbey reporte<ly left the church about 4 p. m. and started walking down 'It, 33. The Hocking county shertff's department hiiQ already bt ,a notified •nd a deputy spot.<d the pair about the san:• Ume they saw hlm. They fled lut MIDD~EPORT · In 41!Jo '~ I t1-:a .uC ~~ \ · d elp):alla. ' !! "' ;. Both Brumler -1114 and sntered the Jerry Un ~ 15 ::. e belnC beld ID 1111 the depUiY apprehsnded Addler and lodged hlm In the Hocking county jaB. Tile escapee reportedly out the rest of \Vedneaday Brumley, according to offl.. clal•. entered the Pearl Cable home on Miller Rd., near Rockbridge,- h~ld a knife at Mrs. Cable's throat and threatened to kill her. He escaped wearing some of <:able's clothes. home on Carpenter Rd., at ED terprlse early Thursday mornJng. It was there he allegedly stole the car in which he was apprehendod. Bo umiey was r&ported oeen tale! on Tbunday ln NelsoD>ille where be purchas- _.mty JaiL Olar8el • ,111,. 1ng and enterln& 1114 have been lied llgliDit ley. Other ebaqa are ed to be llled aplnat a~g to lf«!dq cou~··~·flclall. • ' . enttne -&lti SaturdayOpportuniff School Begins Nov. Dnoled To Ths lntsratl 01 The Melf'·Mflltm .4reo I NO. 12 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1966 Next Session Will Attack Problem of District Size THIS WEEK-END! C b Social /u Wt'll Announce D t D' a e Inner Make this aspecial Christmasselect from our extensive !I * car. Tile vehicle was o"l!"i at y l ' VOL ley wu driving, spotted ilie stolsn car on Main St. In Pomeroy and waa In bot punuit when Brumley wrecked the car against a stone · waD at M~ key Run. Brumley was not lnjlll'l!d nd offered DO opposition when taken Into custody. There waa moderate damage to the right front ~I L'le stolen • " ~ mln'"""' : ong 18, Pommyi' Tile ~an. who bad (H't'Y· 1 Boy Staters of Feeney-Bennett Gtve • Reports Brumley, ~ Jelrflekl· . ~Tuesday lor Boys, from was a Thursday by Ptl. Clifford . Rusaell, G&Wpohs .Post, ~ llfchwey Patrol, !I· ter be~:!f wrec-.d hl8 car in MHGS THEATRE 1a '· ~ EdwMIJ Allen =wish.•· ap ure sea ee ':' eoo••· :,:OS:· U:~a:-~ Tbe Rev. Doaald Tbe Racine Elementary P.T. from anyone belonging to PTA. pastor of the Mlddleporl Firat of their eJpel'iell:eJ, ja altendo OUt A. beld its regular meeting on Tbe annual school camivol Bapllsl Cb~ch, baa retuned 1Dg Boys Stale at.'·El!llo 1lldv_.. ~ Oct. 17 at 7:30 p. m. witt. the was changed from Oct. 28 to from Denver, Colo., where be oily last IUIDJIIII', '!Jtie boJI president, Mrs. Betty Diddle, Nov. 4 to be beld at the Junior attended the lilterGeloomlna· were sponaored· bJ/111\e Joea1 presiding. Higb School building at 7:30 tionaiHlgbDeullyMIDIIIer- post. , .. A group of Cub Scouts was p, m. Its the palt ooveo days. · A spaghetti dlllner.~ - 1ft' Rev. Mr. Boone was tnvtted n•-' --• served"7... ·Paul Cu· Mrs. Opal Wlckh am of Ch es· introduced being Curter Smifll, A poster contest will be held ,...~"'"' . d d ler spent Wednesday with Mrs. Mitch Nease, Eddie Diddle, by the Fourth, Flfith and Sixth to the school on a cl, past ~ 01 Dmr 1 1e. A family night dinner and get Criswell, Mrs. Walter Hayes, soon an 1ay eega C 1 K' Glenn Simpson, Skipper Me· grades. Each grade will receive scbolanbop granted ·OD Webster Poellnr, u a acquilinted program for the new and a committee from the W. Mrs. Klein paid tribute to , eco om~s. Million, aod Jeff Circle. Tbe three poizes First prize, $1, his orlctnal aod creallve ma· special service. · .: dliinetot wu Portsmuuth District super in ten· S.C.S. , absent members, wayne Gib· t Mr. and Mrs. E~lson Baker Scouts led the Pledge to second, 75 centS and third. 50 terlal, Tbe ilcbolanblp wao held iJi the new· lddillon COlli' dent. till' Rev. Calvin llodehef· Grace was goven by the boos, official board chairman, spent the weekend m Glen Flag, and all sang cents. given by poe American Bap- pleted recently, . \1.: fer, was held Wednesday even· Rev. Max Do~hue, pastor. Fol· and Jack Bechtle, Church rue, Md. wofll theor daughter, the Beautiful." led by.M~s. Tbe Halloween party will be Ustllome Mlalioaary Society. · During the bus~ meellllg ing at tlea lil Methodist Church. lowing the dm~er • a program School superintendent, I o r : and choldren, Mrs .. Don~Jd Rus- ry K. Yost. Mrs. MarJorie Thursday Oct 21 fm· the child· Among the nationally lmown Henry Clatwtrflly ··nported 01 The turkey dinner was prepar- was presented mtroducmg olio· their work in the church. ' sell. Mr. Russell " wolh the bier read a poem titled "The ren at the school given y the speakel'l were Ch&rl•s Elliot the "Gifts for .Y~" project, cd and served by Mrs. James cers of the organizations of the i U.S. Army on a tpur of duty Little Chap" followed by the teachers and room mothers. of Washington, D.C., aDd aod Bill ce-cbalrmBD ;==:-....---=--===,jchurch. I Emerson Jones. lay leader, in Viet Nam. Mrs. Russell and PTA prayer. Tbe program chairman, Kolth Wrigbt of New York for the ll'f Halloween introduced the Rev. Mr. Dona- children plan to remain at Mrs Marlene Fisher C1 M B ade tb the Mrs. 0. P. Klein, of tIJe wor· hue, who then introduced the their ho~e in Maryland during . ' . Mrs. Betty Johnson, introduced ty. r. oone m e observance, reported that ship commossoon, was mostr~ss Rev . Calvin Rodeheffer. The h'os absence. the secretary s report on the band director, Mr. Bob trip by plane and while In event would be held MGI!day ng speaker told or his ramoly . .m· absence of Mrs. Margaret '"'Oil evening, Oct. 31 at lhe Mlddleth r Pomeroy Otlto ol ceremonies or e evem , Shaver as guest speaker. H'" Denver " as the dinner •·· , 1 · an d "d'th The treasurers reporE wa• · ed by everyone. of Mr · and Mrs • Leo RusseO• port •'tad!urn with .,.,_. ""'"- to be an d announce d the. program eluding his wile Doris, ' and 01·1 1 a Lew1s "' 1 H•p• . talk was enJOY TONIGHT, Ocl . 27 which had been prepared by four children. mentioned the ton stall, ''"dents at O)lio Uni- en by Mrs. Nancy rvtn Tbe Room Banner went to former Middleport residents• awarded to those .In . costume. NOT OPEN Mrs. Bernard Fultz of the 153 Methodist Churches in this versity in Athens, spent ltle w~s approved. Several . the fourth grade. Phyllis Tan- ..,..-u:z. Jn case of rain It will be held II education commissoon. The district serviced by 73 minis· weekend with their parents. Mr. shop dues have been receiVed. nehlll, teacher. the legion hall. : . ' ·: FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Del. 78 · Nov. 1 program was built around the lers. He described a typical and Mrs. William Lewis and A ~port on the county Next meetlny will be held The postc ommancler, Albert "THOSE MAGNIFICENT politic:JI scene with e&ch mem· week among the city and urban Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstali. meetmg. at Chester Nov. 21 with the Rev. John Roush, announeed tbal the MEN IN THEIR her of a commission introduc. School on September . . k , Day dinner 1 I•"' FLYING MACHINES" he .. g churches stretchmg from Port· Miss Seren Lewis a student d b M G Huffman Kombler as guest spea er. Veterans or "6'011or another mem r g•;·~ land !Meigs) to Manchester, at Warren-Wilson College .m re~ y ~- ~ace . B k ' Refreshments will be served aires aad families would be "How I Flew from london to Ithetr qualohcaloons fo r t Jetr 1Ohio. Isc visited recently wiih wrotten by rts. lfgto~oa ulrl bee. by the Filth Grade Mothers at Buckeye Boy Staters George held Thursday, Nov. 10 begin Pari1 in 25 hour" and "ork · · · The next coun y mee mg WI fr h . . Tbe lln 11 minute'i.'' Mr;. Klein gave the "plat· He pmnted to the church as pare~ts, Mr. and Mrs. William held the first Thursday in Feb- the next meeting. Re. es ments Sau~.r and Wayne Davos, were rung at 6:30 p.m. mee .}, 1TPe h 11 i eu li.Jr'l Ch · 1 d the I h [ 1 · t 0 r Ch ·5I' · Lewos th B dbu G ade were "rved by the Soxth Grade speeoal guests when the Feen· was concluded with a mon Stunrt \\'llllm:1n, Snrnt1 ~li l rs , form " as. Jpsus 1 e oca pom n!' an . :' mn m!n· · · c _ ruary 81 e ra ry r Mothers. e -Bennett Post 133, American shown by Don Roach. Janw ~ Fo-.: , l{ f)lwn Morl<'y, h . h o[[icers as workers. islrv and lellowshop m the work Mr. and Mrs. Wolham on School 1 ,_,_,_ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit Gl' rl Forlw, Irina Dl'mirk , c ~; ~se included Miss Fneda of ine churches. He urged the ger and family of Jackson visi· Sch.;.l Record Books II10 1 l't>r ry 'f th.'lll:l~. G1w~t Slur : Faetmlc, Orricia! Board secre· church to assist with the Camp ted over the weekend woth her been ordered and wilt be sold HI-:Jl Sf\YLTON Colo1 cartoon tary for 31 yeats: Mrs. James Asbury proJects and invited pare~ls , Mr. and Mrs. John al the school carnival or any Admi . . .sJotL f3r & 4flr . Criswell. prPsident or WSCS: members to come to the camp. 1 Harrison. other time. Mrs. Ruth Ann -· .tame< !Mer. Church School . I M.Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Hill is in charge of the books WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2 secret.,y; Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, The program wa< opened woth jtheny and choldren, Jeff. Cur- i! an one wishes to order one NOT OPEN .. on on Missions· Miss choldren leadmg on the pledge tos, and Cjmthoa, Bufford, Y th be ordered ~~======~;;;; cllommossso born Sunday ·School to . the Christian flag wilt! spent the weekend here now, or ey can essh . an . than so years Mrs . J ames J'lVI'd en m . charge. her parents, Mr. an d Mrs. f ore 0 tea; ~r ~::;, Moore Member· The children, directed by Mrs. bert Roush . They were also · a~. r~ Evangel is.; commis· Fultz, held placards lellered, Leon, W. Va., due to the "'"'"s 1 s__op _"" -·-~ ---~- "Being and Doing'' and others of his mother, Mrs. Henry YOUR GIFT carrted open Bibles. Mrs. Em· theny. I. Our Furniture and Appliance Sale on the 2nd and 3rd Floors. erson Jones played lor group Mrs. M. c. Wilson has re· Or FOR CHRISTMAS! 1singing. Flower arrangements turned from Charleston, W. Va., Plans were made for a [were made by Mrs. Lloyd. where she has spent tl!e week- Christmas dinner at Big Selection -: Well Known Dependable Makes of Fumltu... 1 end with her son and family, restaurant on December 19, •Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson and lowed by a party, the place For Every Room In Your Home. family. be announced when the Friend· Mrs. David Entsminger has ly Neighbo" club met Tuesday been visiting in Charleston, W. evening at the home of Mrs. Va., with her family . Donley Reibel, Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McCom· Mr.. Robert Arnold, presl · Mrs.Lillian Weese and Mrs. as were in Columbus, over the dent, was in charge of the to Linda Butcher were co-hostess· weekend and visited his mother, ing. Names were drawn es at a layette shower honoring Mrs. J. E. McComas nod Mrs. gift exchange at the Cbr·istrnas Mrs. Robert Fisher of Racine, Iva 'Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Carl i party. It was voted to Prompt Delivery To Your Home Use Our Sensible Grecllt Frida~. Oct. 21, at the Racine Vanderhoof and family of Wal· with the Naylors Run Baptist Church. Games were do joined the group. on Sunday. ground. An auction of Service For 1 New Living Room Suite, 1 New TV, Wisher,...,.,. pia yed and prizes awarded to made articles was planned "\ Mrs. Glenna O'Conner, Mrs. ~~~,,~·"!1'~~~·''1 ';;'cy::1 'm(;;:,,~'<?~.:;·;·~'f=,,fffi!ii~~~ the next meeting, which wiD Adria Sayre and Mrs. Donna The Racine Alumni Assoel· be held at the home of Mrs. or 1 Complete Outfit For Your Home • And Save tour Wolfe. atlon wlll bold a semi-formal Roy Smith. Tbe traveling Alter the honored guest op- dance at the Racint Junior donated by Mrs. Eleanor Saleslips From ..•• ened her many lovely gilts, re· High Sebool on Nov. I! from ry was awarded to Mrs. freshments of cake topped woth 9:30 !I· m. to 1:30 a. m. Mus· lard Hines. Games were "'"''~ booties, ice cream, mints and it will be provided by Alan and prizes awarded to coffee were served to Mr s. Lee King and his band. Thomas Werry who also Sarah Diddle, Mrs. Mildred PrO<eeds will bo applied to the door prize, and Mrs. 11lfli!S, 11 Spencer, Mrs. Carolyn Adams, the P•ul H. Carnahan Schol· after which refreshments Mrs. Adria Sayre, Mrs. Glenna arsbip Fund. The A"ocialion served by flle hostess. O'Connor, Mrs. Martha Lou now bas one $SOO Sebolarship Beegle, Mrs. Faye Proifitt and to present to a graduaHng Robert, Traci Weese, Mrs. senior next spring and is try· Marilyn Powell, Mrs. Belly ing to raise funds to (H'esent Diddle and Sara Marie, and two &<holarsbips. Mrs. Mary Baldwin of Racine; Mrs. Opal Diddle, Portland: Mrs. Pearl Adams, Letart: Mrs. Donna Wolle and Jerry and Mrs. Pauline Morarity or Syracuse; Mrs. Dixie West, FOR EVERY Mrs. Helen Swain, Mrs. Joyce Whaley and Miss Helen Marie Plans were discussed for a NEED, ROOM Hunter of Athens: Mrs. Fisher, dinner at the next meeting, AND BUDGET! Mrs. Butcher ar.J Mrs. Weese. November 22, when Chester Sending gilts were Mrs. Paul Grange met Tuesday evening. Lawrence, Mrs. Pauline Hart, George Genheimer, worthy Mrs. Mabel Shields, Mrs. Mar· master, pres1ded, and opened lene Fisher, Mrs. Virginia Rees, the meeting in regular form. A Bulova offers more excellenet Miss Barbara McNickles, Miss communication was read by in styling, quality and value. Vera Beegle, Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Mary Hunter, secretary Let our Watch Experts !how Young, Miss Jane Powell, Miss from National Grange concern· you our Bulova Collection Rhoncta Brickles, Miss Brenda ing pins and r),bbons for ltlose tfltile the selection Is Sayre, Miss Saodra Adams, bringing in new members. c:omplete. Miss Karen Furbee, Mrs. Max· One candidate, James Hayes U KTITE "t::A" ine Diddle, Mrs. Clara Adams, was given the obligation ia 1 exaulsite cllemont1!. 23 jewels. 14K IOid. Faceted Cr~UI. Miss Barbara Adams, Mrs . . the third and fourth degrees. Yellow or white. $1110.110 Clarys Hunter, Mrs. Christine Mn. Arthur Orr was Install"? IOLDCIAFT ''C" Slone, Mrs. Isabel Simpson, as chapla!n and Mrs. Henry Ei· Handsome Bulon slyllnr. Mrs. Janet Warner, Mrs. Wan- chinger as PolljOna, by the mas23 jewels. 14K eold gse.. Yellow. ·· da Powell and Miss Trudy 0'· ter. SIIHI.III Conner. "The Grange Founders : When you lulow what makes 1 Month" was the theme of the watch lick, you'll buy a Bulova. REVIVAL ANNOUNCED program, presented by Mrs. With Usln The Atmosphere Tbe Carleton Church on Orr, which opened with tbe Of Our Newly Remodeled Rest1ur1nt Kingsbury Road will hold a singing of 'Bring in tbe.Sheaves' revival starting Oct. 3(1 through followed by r~ll call concerrung . . , the Boll or Roghts. Two poems Nov .. 9. Servtces will start eac1 were read, "Autumn," by Dale POMEROY everung •t 7:30. The Rev. Jam. K tz d "Hall , b es Morrison of Clifton, W. Va., Gau aGn h . oween, Y .11 be th eorge en etmer. . R For JOUl' OWII sa).e,. WI : e evange1lSI. ev. A playlet, "Tbe World of Todo 15 Bulova doe" Clyde Hinton, pastor of the morrow" was presented by 1eiW OIIID church, invit..s all t. o att..~d. Mrs. Hobart Newell, Mrs. Jam· Authorized Bulat• Jtwtlw. Middleport, 0. There w1il be special smgmg es Hayes, Mrs. Dale Kautz, !!!!!"!"'~~-""""'·!"!"!. ....,.....,.~!!,,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..~~e~ac~h~e~v~eru~ng~.: - - - - - - Mrs. Henry Eichinger and Mrs. Nothing To Buy- Just Register George Genheimer. A plano solo by Pamela Kautz and a tri· bute to the lecturer, by Mrs. Orr concluded the program. SECOND PRIZE Sl:i llllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIl AI the close of the meeting, rouch 'n Snooze Control! refreshments were served by Solid-State ltM Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunter Your Full Service Bank Is •, • CLOCK RADIO and Mr. and Mrs. Jame• Hay· Pontted br fnltlt hmiture "odern, compact cabinet. Tran~~ es. • lbrized for Instant warm-~AP. and cooler operation. Features olluml· PROJF£'1' DELAYED nated clock dial, sleep switch and :: blmer alarm. Zenith Wavemagnote Tbe .apple buller making lfllenna. Choice of 2 colors ject of the Syracuse l!'ut• 11 PriNt Tole Awordttl Church has been poatponed until SATURDAY, NOVIM1ft51h Tuesday, Nov. I, due to · death, Phone orders to 2952 evenings. ...... Tour ROBERT DURST Bober! V!ctor Dunt, 11, SOD of Mr. aDd Mrs. Roberl R. Dunl, PoriiBDd, R·F .D., has enllated In the U. 8. Air Force and Is undergoing six weeks basic training al Lack· tand Air Force Base, Te~as. Victor Is a 1165 gradll8te ef Southern Local Wgh School. Upon eomplellon a! blo basic training be will study el,.. tronkol at Keesler Field, MJa. alsslppl. About 450 pupUs of the Meigs Local Scr.ool District will particlpate in a Saturday Oppol' !unity School beginning Nov. 5. District Supl George Har. graves Jr. said today oflitilll approval baa been granted through the Title I Office of the State Department of Education, using federal funds amounting to $86,980.29. P D p I Is will work In reading and arlth. metic, and they begin ao & a. m. on opening day at three centers :n the distric!. Studen+.s will be lnlorrue~ of b uaschOOules. lasses will con. elude at noon, when lie stud. ents will be given a lunclt which Is part of the total program. ' More til an 40 teachers who will work In this program will meet Saturday. October 29, to complete plans lor uch•dulin~. In addltton to the teaching staff, there will be 12 bus drlvers, six cooka and four cuslod· tans Involved in the iJngram. Mr. Ro~rl Morris, ~rinclpat at Bradbury Elementary school Is the project director and will be responsible for its o~:rallon, Hargra"'' said. Tbe pr:l~ram will be conduct. ed at three centers. Pomeroy Elementary school will accommodate stcdenls from Pomeroy and Salisbury. Mlddlep'J"t will have stu:lents from M\'1 lleport and Brao.lbury. Rutland will have students from n otland, FNE · "J~, m~~·-. Salem Center 8lld ~ · ThJs prugram 11111 _..JI!!IIQ', materials purchued cblllilc Jill pBBI year plus add"' .u.t1 .._,, erlals designed to .W , ll'i!l teacbiDg malbematles 1114 lill Jng. ltil The maior tiOlll'ce af· • . material will be frCIID , 411 e: Science JHearcll ASIOC!IItl, 1 nationally l:nowll prudur• It; educational materlala. ., studenll will be ll!8tecl.·-' ,~ beginning of the proptl!ll' . . . again at Ill end to Pl ~· ate me.,UI'EII at eha!l'ltl Ia. achievement produced 11J IM:. program. The prog11111 ·'IIIIL conclude shortly liter of the regular ICbool year, Blrgraves llllid. -- - - - a llllr- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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