http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bc2dee3f6512f4137bbdb07da0941362.pdf 8dd3c0473109c5ebb952865523fb78f6 PDF Text Text .., .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- �' . I • . - c.Eemale Fury Mounts at Markets r,]~J~~~R ~--~ Eastetn Undisputed Champion After Win ~!-!em r aid 111e would reoull In lllrthor cuts In Greater Detroit, said houseFRIDAY ndm • w1ves 'can get more acoom A HALLOWEEN cam1val 1 ht~ :."~e~;:e s~relld~nt ot phshed and qu1cker, If they w1U be held Friday at 7 SO p m wrm~td pay le.. or proleSI JASSOCJitlGon,, onder Ma?~ ·=",,the "Associated F~ud Dealers "' I picket the White House." at the Chesler Grade School, ~y tcnored theJr critics. W P U a r, _ 1 sponsored by the Chester PTA 1 e.lflM!f'lllege 10 supermarkets THE wc.; 1 u Will meet f ••· • -~ ,._ lallluiiiUII Prtoidonl Johnson, • 1'1iiMi!!ailcll of bousewwes d&- president ol the 1National "'D'tt jl ' I St"x Dt"e I·n Stampede 0 I' llna end boycotts s 20 000 pectators ' nd All be tack! d ill the end By qllllrters· Net Yds. 439 If/ By U•lled Preu ; : . : . . , Easterq s Eagles gwned sole line concluding a drive of 41 left In the third pen • was mg e • 00 Oak Hlll 29 Fairland 12 _ 00 0 8 ' , 11 Soulll' Pmnt 41 Symmes Yalley possession of the 1966 Southern Iyards on three plays A 37 yard man's try dforhthet extra pomts _ p'la"eo • •·;! 'I 8 8 12 2 30 1 ass.. Comp Valley Athle\Jc Conference Ipass from Quarterback Cbarles was stoppe s or· ou wes .... • 11 6 crown :by blankmg VISiting Eochmger 10 Allman highlighted Elastern got Jls other two ready been SfATISTICS Pasm fnltr 2 4 Chesapeake 25 Rock Hill 12 Sou'hNestern :tOo Fr~day mglit the qmck serle• Allman agam points on 3 safety In the fmal ed the Eagles WI ~ ~:e lle artmenl Easthn sw Fumbles ..... ~ I Tiltonsvolle 14 Adena 8 Coach William Shmn s Eagles earned over for the extra period Marton fell on tbe pig I Eastern will be hos s o p R h I" 94 1 Fumbles Lost 3 I Beallsville 24 Caldwell 18 5k10 fter 1t squirted loose !Southern Tornadoes next Fri· Yds. us ' ' I ~ tncil :) 2--1 11r IIH~ season (_on- pmnts a Vd p 3 Yds Penallzed 55 35 Dillonvale 8 Mmgo 0 eluded ~ SVAC sial• ~oth a ' !from a Htgblander back as he day mght s. ass 7S I Wellsville 28 perfect record Eastern ' third TD came wtlh Jefferson Umon 12 ~n~ Th~:'::.e~;'!, ~ ~~~;~;:stern ''"we:~ ~f. t" day •veolng. Oct 211 at In e • • Moddleport Church of ChriSt at fury at MANAt.UA, S•caragua (()PI) least SJX persons were killed and stooal ba-eball "'ason o30 p m h"h prices centered on the ed d 1 20 000 l is others 11 ,1ureo many ol them 1 Before the game 1tarted po- l SATURDAY Jill~;, of living trading I- An wnt ~~w sd seriously lice set upon ~~ anti ~overn. THE RUTLAND Hogh S• ilool Groeers and stamp i persons of 8 ba:eb:l) OffiCials said thto VICtims were ment students of them j i966 annual homet'OinlnR dMntou d<awW-derended the practice as 1 night at d still beon~ brought to hospotals coeds - demonstratmg at the will be held thos coming Sotur· erlilaiiY.' lowerong prices by game '" ~ owntow~ ald today and they feared the death edge of ·~• field day noght folto~mg the Rutlan<t 1 rol•till''volume Stadoum _'_" repo_ _ s toll would riSe At leas, 10 •turlents were ar Poce football game The Jays 1ff.;tJite cla1ms of lowered I The VldJms were trampled rested and sev ... ral of them- I will emcee thE' lnlormal ,e-Vt'lll pr1cu In five states following I 85 1 ~ crt ~d massed at the east mcludmo thP.If female leader- from 10 p m to midnight '!'he botwtt and p1cket action by thegate I Huthmd lhgh Schuu rhf'Pri"'Jtd 11 the ,tadmm after a were m)ured pettlco&C rebels food mdustry 1 gamP beJWeP"' 1 f'on and I The crowd screametl 1n out ers and the Yearbook SIAU wdl spokeslnt'n sa1d the women Estrella:. !f'lve Stars} that rage as the po11re hustiM the c-ponsur the dnnce which is op. w!Pimlng at the wrong opened tn• Nlcarraguan proles students off the fteld en to lhe pubiJ< ta P,d were doomed to SUND~ V fll!im t to <OUt •n 'llr the female A~{'' ~:m:l ;hu somt~ 4~ I 10 mmutes 14 seconds re Eastem •s Jumor Mike Mar- mammg 111 and the th1rd quarter 1101 0 too'andlhfraced gnrn.,"' openmg when Ser ~Jek-<Jff 7S yards to IRoush car•tedFullback to paydtrt D from11 payd~rt Roge1 Allman convert I the rove yard A pass mler· ed the extra pomts on a run ceptJOn by RIChard Douglas and the F:agles were leading 8- [who later led 10 Etchmger set 0 before Ihe Gall'" counhans up the SIX pomler by Roush had run ' pial from scrom The try for the PATs on a pass mage !rom to Douglas scored faoled 1 a halfback !he E s ;econd sox pomtrr The concludmg Eagle. touchv.1lh 8 mmutes and 4Q r.ccond s Idown came on a 32 yard pass lelt m the f1rst half when he from Etchmger to Douglas ~m I ! :Jl Institute ShI"£ts Met h0 d' . Scoue 0f SEO 0ueratJons de tilt Sucr•ssos were noted today by Women on the Warpath tWown\ Buffalo N y •here wow 'lti.ged • lwo-day egg! cou~!lloycott tn Wmston Saleli-4JI LeXIIl8lon N C and by t,.u,Jflfge chams m Colorado Nf'w Mi.lco and West Texas Urnsn who were! he lat get of .J!~ktts by the Teus Associahon In Hous· ton reported busu)ess u usual The an~cement spurr~d the thrtat to extend ptcketmg We kno"' 'I"~ boycott IS havmg . . . spokesman I A HYMN SING w1ll at the Mt Oln e Clnu rh '" Long Bottom at 1 p m Sunday, Oct JO All smgeiS and everv one welcome • MONDAY The Ohto University lnstl I the llStllule's program was bas FEENEY . E:E"'NETT tute for RegiOnal Development , t>d on contmued progress m the Amencan Legion wdl sponsor announced Thursday a substan I development of the economy of the annual commumty Hallow GETTING YARDAGE- Rtck Calvm, star halfback of the VInton County Vlk· tral transJbon m ItS srope and Soujheaslern Ohio een observance Monday even mgs who Thursday mght clmched the 1966 MOVC champtonshlp by defeating method of operation 'When th• lnst•tute was es- ' ~ng Oct 31, at the Mtddlepoo' southern 22 8 1s , hown on an end sweep for good yardage while Tornad Semor Mason Morfit execut1ve tabhshed two years ago there H1gh School ,tadJUm at 7 30 p tor of the In~tltute said that was no orgamzation eepabl0 of m Pnzes will be awarded for I Joh31 McClintock (81) 1s m pursutt -Sentmel photo, effective tmme,hat.Ph the In providing comprehensive tech those m costume '" the vanous VIC BRO\\N stJtute Wl11 dJscuntmue the pro· meal assistance on I regional categones m of comprohensove techm basis In undertak,ng thts reTUESDAy In economic de- sponSiblhty, the Institute made I LOYAL PALS CLASS of the sa~ T l velopment which Jl has con. , an Important contribUtiOn to the Mtddlepm t Church of Christ 6 Boycott• "'" I dueled for the past two years area Last year the Institute Jlllr I w11l meet Tuesday evening Nov Ul! .QQycotta and p.cltellng Future proJects accord1ng to tlctpated m development pra. 1 at a p m at the home of ilftll · new groups In new Morfot w1U be undertaken on reels mvolvmg approximate\)' M138 Mabel Hysell ThiS Will 11JI;ofded daoly Forly·ftve l 1an mdtv1dual basis w1th an 10 000 robs and an estimated be the annual Thanksg1vmg of 8 bo •v and l men IemphasiS on research expen 1178 1011rmn In capital Invest renng and program w•th MISs 008 Coon • of • mental and demonstration priJ. ment" Morllt said Frances Roush program lead IIJiiali I llch<st suburbs lo plan II grams The decoSJOn to modify Morfil also saJd that techm ler and MISs Mabel Hysell, deprk:t campaign. Vtetor Brown Mmersvl e, <al assistance Will be provtded I vohonal chairman 1m the future by the profession WEDNESDAY lilt food counter w1ll be listed m the current • Slid lbe housewives •d•tlon of Who's Who m the I lal staffs of the recently de<~g AMATEUR GARDEN c I u b ~t!A018JC! the1r Ume more I' t •rd " nated Upper and Lower Ohm Will mee; Wednesday, Nov 2, p m at the home of prolllf>IY In olber ways or over 10 nullton MethodiSts Valley developmonl Dostncts at 8 ''Tf 'Qil¥ mdhon housewives 1m tne Umted State' and lor be work~ng closely Mrs Harry Moore Middleport 1 'we were to.,jl'rlle ltttera to thetr "8n countne• those IJStPd I ' OCJe with the DJStnct Committees The program Will be the •ork uno~ 0 h. congressmen and 10 the ed•toon were "'lected b! _ __ __ and with the Ohio Department h b M T ny Fowler - I parbcJpatJili church authorllles Donner guest• of Mr and ot Development In the lmple s op y " o lend the council of secretaries Mrs Qc;._ Rr e~brmk were Mr mentatiOn of these new pro .;:;!+lJ,U of lbe Methodist Church Itit' and Mrs David Rtggs and grams. and Will be supplement I com'IN(J~ I'ROM PAGE I current book Js thP. second edl dau~rhtPr Mr and Mrs Charles mg thelr efforts by utthtlzing tlon - the f1rst havmg been Massar and Mr and Mrs Gent! the rf'!sources of Ohlo Unlver •~"ll!!AU tWo guernlla bat published 1n 1952 s1ty for research projects and 1 1"9P' •~liP to I 200 men and Brrm n wtll bP rtled for out Riggs demonstratiOn programs •• , he 1 !Jegan a battle that see-sawed i•tandmg work as a layman m M" Marilyn Hayman and saJd tor seven hours through the 1 '" M(' 11 14Jn;t tnun 11 He t.s dal!PhtPrs and Jant>t R1ssell of dt:ll~ ')"'f~ ) I member of the Mmersvllle ColumQus spent several days ----Th• outnumoered Vietnamese MethodiSt Church In 1952 he w1th Mr and Mrs Joe BISsell troops called lor help but the ! was recommended as an ap I ud s h Cl N tie INDJANAPOUS (UP!) - A C.mmunJSp beat back lbree proved lay speakar 1n the Ports A rey ml~ ara ud r Newark, Ohto, woman was shot Rov•rnmtnt columros sent Jnto mouth Dlstr~cl and has been 1and N•'h• St• ~m SJl"n~ a a~ and kolled at a shoppmg center the f'lhtmc 10 miles north• est l act••• m thJS field since that and rs mme I Holzer Hospital - vI' I t· l near here Thursday by a secur· Cl the U S air base at Soc lime He served as pastor of lng hours 2-4 and I .,IJ p m Par lly guard who was trym& to ar· G•uce readings: GaUtpohs T"ng.'fQ( the Portlaod Char&• of (our Donna Hauber was VISiting ents only on PedJatrocs Ward I rest her for shoplifting Dam 12 0, 12 5, runmng 3"' feet 'nd Soulli Vtetna Ichurches for three veaf! :Mr and Mrs Roh•rt Cozart I Admission• - Mrs Wayne i Wtllene Robertson 33 was on rollers Pomeroy Mason 20 · )JI6erce planes roared He " church school superln and Mr and Mrs Howard Lar IL Hamson, Mercerville Star I killed after her SISter pulled a 58 Pt Pleasant 23 97 Hmton re.cue and tendenl at hJS hom• churcl• aiKl kms Portland Rt Mrs Donald Taylor. Gal I gun as two guards troelt to ap- The for Miller 2 55 sta• ..mary Kanawha Falls The Pomeroy Panther 7-8th bo ttrofina 11 serves Ill the other followmg1 Mr and Mrs Wayne Prince hpotls Mrs Ruth J Jenkins, prehend the women m their car Commtllee a non . partiS! n or 4 53 nsmg Charleston 19 07 grade football team defeated the searong WI capacities, teacher, Mr and M" Shirley Swan Rt 1,' Thurman Mrs Edgar m a parking lot at the shop- gamzatiUn of Tenth Dtstroet wo- London Marme• and Wmfield 1 Wahama Falcons at the Fal· a.tc•n Brt1t Redo committe•s 1inclutlli .;;us were vlsl11ng Mr and Mrs 1G Chne, Rt 1 Crown City. pong center men Will sponsor a half hour dams were on the sills. con stadmm 14-6 Thuroday ev· ees, pastora re attons. "" Uovd McPeek of Bellville W Mrs Mary E .Justice, Rt 2 " ff ' T esda So!tlll Vif,lnAmese generals Iman of fmance cha~rman of v ' 1Galhpolls Robert A Jarrell When the 1uards approarhed teleVISIOn co ee u Y Boat M•v•ments· enlng A greatly Improved PanSt'i!!l.l•Jo &tl:}lor ur ltllo "'" educitlOD commiSSlOII parson and Mrs Kenny Reyn Mrs Robert Haynes' the women's car the dead wo- November 1 on WSAZ, Channe 1 ther defense plllyed outstand· lnopa - lo the bat· age Chrtstian vocatton and olds and Terr were VISJtm Pt Pleasant Joseph T Spenc- man's SISter, Mmme Nesbitt of 3 at tO 30 a m Oblo Kiver - OVEC down l mg ball, holdmg the Falcons U<f htlicopter At 4 J8 lay' leader HIS w•fe " the Mr and MMJ Ier Donna J Columbus ltrst fired a tear gas Mrs Robert White a Proctor 13, 30 am ' Queet Ctty up scoreless three quarters pm Communist[ former Kathryn Maac, and of Pomero C;ump, PI Pleasant; Cecol 0 revolver at them twtce and vdle liousewlfe, who serve' "' 113 4 10 'm Stee Expre.s Tbe Panthera kicked off to ltroke oontaet and they have lour children, Dan 1 Mr sndy Mrs Garth Smtih Toban Rt 1 Pomerov Robert then pulled a 32 caliber piStol I hostess for th• teleVJSIOnDishowt I up 14 l 40 p m Zbtmmer up open the game and forced the fled nd M ril n local Mrs 1 1 H k Rl 2 Wollow urged that all Tenth stroc 14, I 20 a m Jaco G up Falcons to punt after they South VtoiiUim... troops C.U:m;ns: 0.1umbusf " ed Mr and Mrs Lew'" S Jack· f)ne guard fJred at her but women the Channel 3 14, 2 01 P m • Criss Jr down netted three yards In three Sha Wolfe Ga'h Young of PoMeroy and Mr G L l'tsber Rt m""'" and htl Mrs Robertson, v1ewmg aud1ence also plan l14 I 10 am Harvey Jordon cames Quarlerback Bob Werawarmtd over the Viet Cong and counted corpses Mrs rqn ' :.': Bill Connally Sue a,irs cmford c fatally woundmg her m the ne1ghborhood coffees In con down IS 3 10 a m , Kentucktan ry moved the Panthers goal· credtled the I V M 8 nd M G D 1 Rt 2 Ironton Mrs head JUnction With the tele.ISJon up 17 I 00 am Steel Ranger ll'llrd and Fullback Mark Still k I "" ..strikes, 1111 n uy dQWn 17 ' 320 a m George scored on a pIunge ''and conIn all, with tlllll awul "' b II T I Ha tsttmg man werer Lila Rtd•nour of Rame, F Martin' Rl 4 Jackson I Pollee said they reeovered show tho 137 VJCltms I Gra, am wi rave Ch!ster and Mr and Mrs Tom Ida Artos Rt 1 Pedro several hundred dollars worth Congre<Sional Candidate Clar Prtce down 17 5 IS am Polly verted the extra pomt govmg _.,m.,. , IOSIOs were To Scene of Bailie Hayman and Glen E FISher Jackson of stolen geods from tho worn ence E Moiler woll appear on R up 18, 12 55 am Walter the Panthers an early 7-6 lead BERLIN (UP!) - -Evaage· Dora Eaton Belpre spent Births _ Mrs Gary L Fosh •n's auto the show w1th Ius wife Helen DeckJord down 18 5 45 am • In the second quartl!l' a • 47 reported ""! Hst BJllv Graham announced lbe weekend with Mr • and Mrs er Rt 2 Wellston daughter, and d1scuss natiOnal and d1s John J \,owe up 18, 1 ai am yard run by speedy Charlie 2 55 p m Thursday ocllon lor Amer· Thursday he would VIS t Vtet!Fred Larkins Mrs trJCt fssues wttli housewives Buck•ye State down 19, II 20 Lane to the Falcon SIX yard ill Sautll Voet Nam I Nam m December It was be Mr and Mrs Norman Weber Edgar G Chne Rt I, Crown 0 Jepresentmg each of the II p m ' B•b! Lear down 20 7 a; line set up the 2nd Panther TD, tirerall curler I 'ltved lie would lie there wtth lv,SJted Mr and Mrs Mike Le Ctty, son 5 2tl p m counties m the Tenth llJStrlct am Calhoun down 23, scmed by Halfback Ron Smtih !Ito fin- American troops over Christ 1on Parkersburg DlsebarJ•• _ Mrs Arthur W Appearmg oo the show v 1th 1 35 a m • Edeana Bosworth from the SJx Agam Still conlht us mas I Mr and Mrs Pat Autherson i Altisoo Mrs Fred Fact!mtre IS the Millers and Mrs While w•ll up Gree%p 10 45 p m • Fed. verted tfle exlriJ points and at r - 1bl Graham told newsmen Gen of Newark were VISiting Mr IElmer c Ftnlaw Sr Mr! be Mrs Wtllard Smtih Falf maro down Greenup 12 30 am th •half the Panthers lead !4-11 North Yiel Nam Wilham Westmoreland com 1and Mrs Bill Swam IJohn H Fosler Mrs Thomas P'J' PLEASANT- M1s Inez roeld County, Mrs Nathan Irene C~o!Jn up Greenup 1 30 The second hall was marred !he Na•y new 40 n>anoler t1 v S 11'00p1! m v,etl ViSiting Mr and Mrs Dave J sm1th v1ckle L r,aul Walt Helen Stone 79, a restdent of Hurt Hockmg Mrs John am Joon K up Greenup 1 30 by penalties and sev•ral Pan[agaoiost the COffii!JU Nam. had mv1ted him to vt••t Yates were Robert Yates Cam· er s Hyre, Miss Elizabeth S Leon, dted Thursday at 4 50 P Beckie) Vmton Mrs A E a m J S Lew1s down Green ther dr~ves were halted by In· .,.. contrasting wtth 1 troopo ., that war torn roun bridge, and Walter Copa,; IRyan Michael A Spencer, m 10 Buck's rest home at Buf Howell, J•ekson Mrs Mtles up 2 15 • m Walter Hougland fr•ctoons The third quarter 1113' before whero t3 try E~ dntn lot tho VISit Mr and Mrs Darrell Co2l!rl James 0 Stapleton, M r • falo, w Va Ephng Galloa Mrs Roger up Green"p 4 am • Luther was scoreless, but a tlmeiJ • tho macn... tlllllapp•rently have not yet been of Coolville and NeUJe Coleman!Curhs E Webb Brady E She was born In Mason coun Morgun, Meogs, Mrs Paul Herdman "P GrE'enup 4 50 a pass Interception on the Pan .tMttiiO tha Oriskany I worked out were visiting Nelhe Cmart Shew Mrs W1ll1e L Ntckels ty on Sept 29, 18117 daughter Berlram Wsshmgton Mrs m Lit'le Geo·ge down Mel. 14 yard line by Wahama !low ., m1ssVl&ting Mary p 1erce were Frank H Curry, Jr . Mrs ol the late Henry Clay and Homer Gall, J1 Athens, Mrs dahl I 30 p m Mama Lear as the tl!lrd quai\er ended, set 111 Artis Praclicing Emma Powell, Mr and Mro Kenneth N Barnett and m LydJa Roush Wt!Uamsotl Her Robert Shiner, Morgan and down Metdahl 3 3tl p m , Cot up Wahama s lone TD, tho "!''l l'" 89 Robert While. Mr and Mrs fant dau1hter Mrs Robert H mamage was to Charles Stone Mrs Wtlilam Morgan Perry ton Queen down Meldahl 7 30 fourth quarter opened AI Easl Bank HS ,Larry Curtts and Ada Bissell Stevens and Infant son, Mn who survtves Another survov p m Foankhn 8 up Meldahl Aggressive tackling by wayne Dame! Artis of Masoo JS do- Diana Reynolds and son VIS· Duane B Wolle and Infant or 15 8 Sister Mrs Flora Qutrkll In the Newa 7 55 p m Charles Stevenson Well Robm Phalln •nd Hoo mg his directed tea<hing at tted Mr and Mr! Frank Wells 1daughter Gtarhart of Barboursville, W By Umted Press loteroatlon•l up Meld ,;,1 10 30 p m Smtih, slroJli line pl•y by (Cootjpned Fr••m Pare 0110) .... st Bank Hogh School lhJS Mr and Mrs Wayne Prmcel Va SICK 1mEF Gallipolis Dim Beaver Pomeroy's front ftve, GeoJ1e 'W :l)'slelll. lall announeed Dr Hubert Yislted Mr alid Mr! Marion MARRIAGE APPLICATIONll Mr>t SlOne was a member of LUBBOCK Tex (UP!) - down 3 10 p m Pennsylvama Tliompoon Fred Tho!DpllOII, 'l1tt NatioN! AerooautoC>J Near Dil'edor of Teacher Lott of Belpre Darnel Earl Cremeans, 2S Leoo Methedt~t Church Pohce were called Thursday on dowc 5 10 p m • Semel up 7 10 Mike Custer, Tom Rowley and Spare Al&miBistralioll 1NN\111 1Education at West V~rgmoa Mr and Mrs Paul Haubor M1ddlepon, clerk, Economy I Services Will be held at 2 p an amb'llance rhdse Sanders p m P~gy t>owney down 3 50 Alvtn Snuth, and three pua conftrlltl!d late Thursday the In•~tute of Tecllnoi"'Y were dmner gu..ts of Mr and 1Loan and Barbara Jean Colle m Sunday, at the Crow-Hus Funeral Home reported some. am H E Bowles up 8 40 a mtercepUons, two by Charlea laomrh of Apollo woth sstronauts 1 Mr Artis major field III 1Mrs Fred Larkms 1rtll 18 Harrosonville Watb ess sell Funeral home Burlao wdl one had stolen 1ts ambulance m l.ane and 0111! by Bob Wercy, 1 Virgil Gnslilllll Edwal'll Whtte math•mattcs and hiS mmor IS Geneva Yattos viSited Mrs 1Roger Leon McAlister, 26, be 10 Suncrest cemetery REUGIIJUS DANCER ba Rl W H Sh sqntlcbed tbe Falcon olfeue and Rater Cha!Oe abearcl has 1ph)l!ll<al ,_,,n,_.. He Is 0110 Harold GeriDIII and •Leroy, Kansas farmer, and ND- Frtends m'U' call at the funeral AMARILLO Tex (UP!) Kanaw Mver -, " .m"' The Panlbers meet Belpre 111 1 of 1 ~--· tio tud b In Ia Ph 11 23 Pomeroy rd ver Jr upu arme been 1111111 early 1-· 31 """"' • s en Umberger n ' opo, , • heme ofter 1 p m Satu ay Sheree Ann Martm 19 a go-go Jelferson Wmfield ~ a p, p omeroy nex1 Thur-> ...ay practl<f!.teathtnl thJS semester Mr and Mro Emmell Steth- 1 dancer was sentenced to six lie RpM do 2n15Win -I em were vJSI!inr Noftie Steib 1 ANNOUNCE C!RNIV AL UNIT CALLED mooths m JBII for stealing a ld A n Her111 W111ASSIST IN PROGRAM 5 SHOW ANNOliNCE'D em Sllrtday t Cbeshore · Kyger P T A will The MiddlepOrt E·R squad cruCifiX from a !\oman Catholic e • 0 m • • en t Taking Pari In the PI'Oif'arn DEVII'I'ED ro INTIIIII1 lit A. country and western show Mn Nao011 Smith and Helen hold 1 Halloween Carnival Sat- wa• summoned at 8 25 p m Hospotal She told the JUdge, 'I fteld 1 !s :We for the fanuly night dlnneNieJd IIBMiA ...-- &llh SJ101180red by lh• Moeller for 1Ellsnidt or Da)IIM ,.... week urday, O.tober :19, at the Thursday 10 the residence of took 1t because 1 needed some down W•nfJe Pm \ Wednesday evening at Heatb .._ • - • 1 • Congress commottee '" Meo1s end 8110Sls ul Mr and Mrs J>a. lsehool, slartmg at 6 P m Arehte McKinney. Dexter, way to feel more rellgtous" tam Stalo =edWin Methodist Church were Mark ,.1!!1!.'"' County wlll be held Salttrday at YJd Smilll for SonJa Parsons a medical AFTER t;I,VERV MEAL am Lu"'J Bile F rl Smith, who re)ld lbe AposUe's ..... .. 'l>o I p m at tho Pomeray Ele-VIolet 8mllli VISIT PAIIENI'S tient who was Uu.en to Vet N J IUP!)- field 2 40 am Creed tllld Roger and Rooald 0 IIIOI'Iary School Square dance Mr. aiMI Mrs Ja.- Gmther :'ans Memorial Hospital by Dr Dam•t Plters, a dentist, Is down Wonflekl 4 25 1 m. Atkins, whn carried tile Chrlstmulfc will beprG•ided by the I!ECOND !ION BOliN and son, Phillip, el .Middletown the lljllad gtvlng a toothbrush and tooth ian flag Also assisting with the • - CllllllllY Dr!fllrs and admlssioo Mr llld Mn John 0 Slacl:, Yillted hts paeenls, Mr end paste sets to trork-or treaters 00 PLAN SALE 1dlrmer was Mrs Everett DavIII 50 cents DemQCrat cand> !Syr.._, are annwnc1ag the 1 lllrs OJJ• Gillher, Star Route, 1 MOELLER RALLY Halloween The Ladies AuxUial'y of John Is, Mrs Jame1 Crlaweli ond .. .....!'ll"::..'"';'&::: 4mes for public office w111 bortll of ., filbl pound, t oo Pomeroy last weekend A "Moeller for Conlress" ral OFF·IIUTY HELP Gee A M.E. ehurCb met Tues- Mrs. 19alter Hayes. ... ,,.,. ''" ,,.. '"" - speat lion Wedn0$day, Oct :H. will be held today at 7 !Ill VERSAILLES France IUPI) day at tbe hqme of 1\lra RoJi. ' Vottrans Memorial lloapital. 1 GUESlS OF GJNTIII:RS l]r tho Racble Jumer -Rene 38 a fireman ert casey The group made NOW Y% KNOW 1 :.':',,:0_:., -:" :! PIN£)) •· llOSTS 1Donald Rlcllard Grandparents 1 Mr and Mra wllb Pn>f Sam was arrested on charges of plans lor a bake sale to 1\e Tltt Hl'll tllidear ellat. Ja- Smith, It, Reotle J, ll'e Mr. Mid Mrt. Tnnnan Prfd. ley or PomerOJ ' Srililh as main spelker Olber ling a io.ren r ' ent fires He held Saturdi!Y, Nov 5tlt allhe - llllllq_ "' aullra l'ollilfOJ ,.. linM a alld ...ta tl]r, Rillltwid, antt Mn. Ad • 1WIU11 Powell, Clarksbura, Mn De t candidates wm also told authtii'it\es he set the fires home of Mrs Hattilt ()aey, m lltto,e l.l'a - - e d at doublo yeln l' Slade, lyl'ICIIR Tile Stach ' Sophll Daffy and C4untry Drillers while dn.nk ana ' just wanted!Third Ave The sale will open p.ivertll)' ot Qleqo • Dec. -· .., •• •._: !• "' Plnel'IIJ !fayor Char· Ito.. IIIIIMr 1011, Jolmny, 15 ry, spenl Stulday wl • mwlde tlliii'I.IIDmMit 14 1 ,.0 bow some wot'k " al 10 am. I, 110, ~ a Le1ar ThunU, avlfllll, wntba. Mrt. orr. QIIIIw. • HooM~I doW GHM~ \'.oerlt I '"'rl"' ( S • f YNews --~- N Hospital ews I ~meNAn r::." ~~ ~lilld ~:m :~a:'1m ~~~he~r thebe:~• rJ' tb mem~r ~ land ~allaUw ~ Mason ~olham Reynold~ "'tl$'od ~~~ . ~IUQ/01 I =~ ~ ~ood ';,';.~~· Mom~ 1M~ ltt~hl I I S £ ez tone Leon • Dead' ~leri1111 Briefs I andl d·~ THI DUY SENTINB I f Flote~~ce ~ ..!::0::..:."'- ' ~ !:~.~ :•:-:.; '::;".,:,t :C: r,~=";J"::.,...,. ,...., ... ~: *'" ~~::::l' ;-" *--"'" •oz-..... ·.... ., '::':::"~:.:: ~-:='::'.:::" :.='"...:'.; ;;:: - - ::= - : . .'.t:r;-Jo="'-..~ llttr ......, • .. 7 4" 1 =~· ~i; ~~ Ell~ = ~...,..The ~ ~teche 8 1~ i 3~ammy ~own HAMM~NTON "'I z~ se~ ~u; ~ "'~"'~~- t"• . 9~ yard ~~~n~m!h 22Withrow 0 touchdown q;~c ;.~ tot~·l II a;~"' ~~;:::;;~;:;:~~;~ r~n ~':t' mterc~.:ptuJ ~I s~rd a ~k tl~ I ~•lh ~ o~ghl I ~-0 le<~d ~ards I lh~ V~~~l1'to t~e I ~I ~obca~ 21 Portland.~~::::::;:;~ p<~!->s LINEM-.!Is:.~ 1 Announcing - -- - - \ ( SUPER COMPACT , I Irish Will Romp; Michigan State Has Easy Battle With Wildcats; Buckeyes Are Favored lOLA'S BUIJTY SALON ' The Marriageables go forKeE)];2SB.KE)• I "1J 1 I I I OPEN UNTIL 9 p.M. SATURDAY THE SH0 E BQ X ASSOCiATED RADIO .... and TELEVISION ., . • '' ·~··H Pic kin' The Weekend Winners Andie~ I pa>;se~ 1 (n th~r a IOLA S ~othm :onWe~;~n. :::d ft "! Hend~rson on € 111 I 1 ~r thttr~ of~ Panther Babes EdgeWahama By l4..6Score House~!Ves Blue Devz·ls Th Uffl'.ned 28 8 22 LakeSide 1A Woodville Cmcmnati Aiken 33 C1ncmnati Courter Tech 14 lndoan Htll 42 Madeira 0 Locj<land Greenholls , aln 38Mt Health 22 cwm- t28T It y8 Vtk~ngs' I I Housew1ves . Take tO Air River News For M"lle I r minute arid 57 seconds ~~~~Y~~~~n~o~~~ ~~~oebrook To~o Ro ers ~Port gCimton34 '81lii.IIII!II- I Q.A<'WON op center Umon ~ ••II 1 St ClaJrsvule 20 Barne,, die 11 p dentlrwrn, Executive 26 Follan~bee ·r~!'n:aJ The Class AA Vmton County I The grod test agamst Coach!much larger school than any rile Vtkmgs ended their 1966 Mid !Don Van Meter's Tornadoes - ot the other league partiCipants Vmlon he ld a 14-ll halftime Ohio Valley Conference sched which chnclied an undiSputed has Withdrawn loom lhe ton lead alter scormg m each ol ule With a perfect record by IrlrampJonship fur the newly terence the first two penods, but the scormg a 22-8 w1n over the stub- •eonsohdated Vmton County lads, Southern though the vocllm 1ul nadoes !mall) got Within born Southern Tornadoes at ' was the llmal MOVC by a cunvmcmg margm gave range of the VISitors when With Racme Thursday mght !game ever Vmton county, a the Vtkmgs an mterestmg b It 9 m1nutes and 16 seconds left -- -m the game SenJOr Sherm Cu nd ff who hllll led S.uth ManageJb~o.lMD punt MilfQrd 22 New Rochmond 0 Cundiff who has led SoctiJ.. j.oveland 39 Deer Park 8 I U ern s offens1ve atrack all sea· OW( ;Hdls 20 son found n hole on the right • !North College Hill 12 j <~de m 1dc b\ the double team eln<5nn•h Woodward 12 • 1mg of Tom Wtckhne and Mtke Jrnktn s alter takmg the hand Cmcmnat1 Hughes 6 Coach Howie Lee Miller's last touchdov,n climaxing a complete to tl ~ Kygi'J CI Cl k off {1om quarterback B o b Cmcmnah Walnut H11ls J2 By DICK THOMAS Kyger Creek Bobcats downed 46 yard ntarch The tr i for five Y<ll'i Ime Jt-11) ll ::t I I Grueser John McClintock sen Cmcmnatl Western HillS North Galila ll1gh School broke a four game losmg the VtSitiog Chauncey Dov••r extra pomts ra1led and Kyger slopped 1 '"'' ,, as the <lock , r 11 1iihack end got over lor Wyommg 38 NorMod 0 streak 1hursdav mght as the Ptrates steamrollered the Blue Devils 20-13 Thursday Creek led 20-13 ran ou1 the <Xtla pomts and Vmlon s iHarnson 12 Fmneytown 0 VISJtmg Hannan Trace Wildcats 44 14 With a devastatmg mght for theJr third consecu KyJer "reek was on the move Hoth 1 dill> had 1111 c I'"' lead narrowed to !HI Prmceton 44 Readmg 6 ground atlack and acr'ai mcus that netted 432 yards live Win Kyger Creek " now near !he end of the contest do•ns 1\\g<l Lleel< had 118 h b Anderson 46 Taylor G Th Pu I II d f 299 - - - - - - - - 1 Th r \ 1kmgs owevet ounr e a es ro e or &-2-6 and plays the Vmlon and marched to the Chauncey yard s r"sowg and cum p1eto' kl wh t Second St. V R :n 1 1 1 F1ght Results yald s on lhP g•uu no and co'' ' The loss for the Hannan County Vtkmgs Nov 4 at Me 4; yard Ime but lost the ball three of >< 1111 Jl""' s !11 11 1'' 1 bark pleted 0 of 10 for Trace Wildcats was the srxth Arthur on a fumble The VISitors were yard:-- tur ol L4l ) Ird. Ptgl 1 1111 H k h"d fa vthlfl By Umt.ed Press Jnternatmnal '~ total t I'" d p t d 11 h h d-1 g Jl "" !lord toue own o ""' \Jr s Jfd e e m a games were l e1r rec The Blue Devds took a 7 0 knockmg on the Bobcals' front Cha uucey 1u~o~d for /11 va u~ rd d te fenders snal<hed three Wild urd IS now I 61 In SVAC play lead at the end 0< the forst per door when Dave KostJ,,u threw and comoltled men • 1111 P ' " g nne on a 25 ' en LOUISVILLE Ky (UP!) ca t passes out of lion aJr llhe Wild,ats fmoshed In a lle 10d J1m Staley passed 30 yards a 45 yard pass tu Larry Vmcent es lor til )a ds and a net ul \ mmu;es an 47 ~ec~ s : Cassms Clay, 2lO, LoUJsville, Rtght ""lfback Alan Hall a for last plare With a 0-3 I ree lu L81'ry Vmceot for a ouch 200 ya•d• Mike I elers scor e ~x ra fought SIX round exhlbitmn With 1 14 freshman olled for 6 yards 1 ord luach Bob Marcum s down v. 1th about three mmutes TONIGHT'S GAMES Chaunc~\ recove1 ed thn e h.) pomts on n pass from 1m Doug Jones 195, f\jew York-no 14 m cat nes i:l\ert~gmci better Wlidcats play host to Alexan~ gone m the f1rst penod It was Athens at Galhpohs ger Creek fum bles and both BV)l( 1 f t TO ed decJswn Marcus Anderson, 135 than 10 \ards a chp JIm der next Frtday mght at Mer the third play from scrtmmage l.ogan at Jackson teams tlllo I assE hmton -; trls d •5a2s LouJSVIIIe stopped George Saw cr"ce netted 37 yards '" 10 cervtlle wtl h nun 1 es an secvn s after the VJ .. tors got the ball Pomeroy at NelsonVIlle Jerry ll t'l and Joey I '' l ol ' !ell Ill the fnol penod on 4 yer, !37 Manu E;l 183Beacb Lou. Fla 11 carnes kvger G2rrett ptcked I Kyger Creek failed to gam m W II I t M ddle t lerttpl1'fl fl''" c j( l 1\) ~~ I I H b l~J James IS, 1SVI e, u 72 ards m 12 lroes and Nort!J Galli a held a 44 0 lead e son a ' por Creek " ""' d run bl I eft Jill er knocked out Ed Dembry, 1911, o d 50 over Hannan 1race wtth 2 28 three downs alter the ktckoff Wahama at Spencer IKmm so n seven plays after the Ch g (1) 10more game avdr left m L'le fourth pcnod After and punted Dave Kosttval boot.. Pt Pleasant at R1pley Lme scurr V1k ngs rer ovt red a Tornado ICa 0 Pomeroy Flow 1 }ar s m cames ed the -"Xtra pomt Ch<:~wtcey 7 U U U - 13 2 d W Mam 1 1the ensumg kiCkoff followmg Cttal Grove at Jronton St Joe ft1mblr on the H<~ctne 3 yar I -Skidmore hit Hall IVJth a 74 the 1.,1 PJrate touchdown, the Chaunce) blocked three oth Manella at ironton Kyger Cleek 0 u H u- 20 line PORTLAND, Mame (UP!) _ Mrs Mt!lard )ard pas, 4,7 left m t,he Wildcats put the ball m play er Bobcat punts m ltrst SATURDAY Sconng - rD s h) gor Cllo k Cal"" touted as a fme col ! Pete H•ccottelli t67 first pefllll to Aa•.lhe Pines on their r wn 42 Roger Watson penod Once on lhe ·'yard Pora B at Rutland -Howard (50 vuu """ 'i''u leg• P' "'P'" sco red the sec oulpomted Rudy Bent, 162,11 on the foot Gamtt rolled fm 16 yards and a first lin, agam on 13 and anoth dmg ll•o aod thru Y" d nnd \1111"' counl) SIX pomler Bntish Honduras 18) Mew Patterns d ' a 1 the Pot! t, h1 gtvf' North down on the Nor!h Galha 41 er on the 19, bu on each occa I NHL Standmgs runsJ Cl auncn \11 11 ll t With lh 1ut 9 tnmutes left m the KAY DEl 'l .,, 1 1 GalltJ . 1 n s1on the held the VIS! 8 Umted Press lnternatmnal t30 ya rd lrom SttllVI Slclld ptriOd on a 2 yard ) Sktdmo1e IXbsed to Larry Terry : re me~"nsd 1went thhe torti aw:o~y from the1r end zone W L T Pts lhumas ,ttour) trd ruu1 J \I rlur 1 Plltrs con~;erted the LOS ANGELES (UPI) HAND PRI~~~~o !tlil (1 l 1 t 12 llt the remammg yar s o put t e Kyger Creek got back m the 1 IJohnn Smtth, Pacmma 4 0 0 a[Kyger Cteek - Shuler I run ) extra po 1nts 01 1 a run !herd pe• ud 10 'et up a Ptrale Woldcats on the seoleboard ball game wtth 2 40 left m the Chicago Chaun~ev - Ko,ll\al tk!CKJ I Southern w11l Iinse out 1ls C y d Cl159 c IC•inumnll>l 2 1 0 4 111 • skipped 10 lt•uchdow ar.d then lut the 1 Rtck Swam was. stopped on second period Elwood (JWUOrJ Montreal MO\ ( slnte VISiting nval Eo.st a C "' en ( e) \ P I 1 1 1 3 Irate rll! I end agam m I the try for '"u~e ~x tra pomts a nd 1 Howard went O'{e left tackle Toronto NBA Standings ern th s eonung Saturday mght 161! ' 0 a an , ai11 4 1 1 2 1 fourth penod W!th a 22 yarder I the Pirates led 44-6 for 50 yards, an'd the Bobcats New York ~ By Unlled Press International Bv quarters· -1 2 0 for the -'trate~ f1na l touch I Trace's kwkof! went out of traded 76 at the half Boston Eastern Dtvtswn \-mt on 6 S 0 8 - 22 LAS VEGAS Nev WPI) do,,n bounds on the North Galha 3S The B>bcats scored their Detroli,. d , R ~ 4 O 2 " t I'Cf So ulh<1, 0008 _ 8 5 J1m Crace aM Da\e Hager I and the ofrtcJ,J I-, ruled a Ptrate second touchdowr wdh 2 25 left urs ay Phlladelph a 4 u 1 0Jl! srA llSliCS Tony Montms l66 PhoeniX esu •s 1 tlercept '£~ Ru k Sv.am passeo; I pl ayer booted 1t out The Wlld. l1n the third penod wuen M1ke DetrOit 5 New York 3 1Boston 4 o 1 ouu Vmttm Southern Anz outpomted B1Jiy W~lker ms JdP Lht' Nortn Ga ll li·l 30 ln I CJts took over on the Pmlte Spauldmg cappea a 50 yard Only game sdleduled New York :1 2 j Oil \ tl\ Hu"h 141 189 J:t7'h Riverside Calif (10) tl1e :sec., I<J penod Hag(r re ~~ Wa•.:.o.., went to the 28 march w1th a two yard plunge Friday's Games c111 c1nnal 2 :l ;)I HI \ d!>. I' 1ss 88 5! I tovt red t~ Hanmu Trare !umble Cr~->meens was spilled for a two for the score Mike Shu lei No games scheduled Ball 1mure o a Ollft \t 1 \ d~ 233 2U on tne Ptr<tiP 25 to ~top another Iya rd los'> fumbled and Bob ran the txtra pomts Sp2.uld111g 1 Weslrrn lhHstor~ P:1..,~ "\tti'mp 10 17 dnve 1-:idll picked orr a Terrv I '1t Carley recovered for North nu r1ed 18 ) ard s to ~el up the AHL Standings Chicago 4 ~ 111 p s ~ ( om 11 4 5 ( remetm. pas , on the Wildcat Gallw at h1s OY.n 30 touchdo..v 1 Dy Umted Press International St Low s 2 11 ~~ ~ l D1lwns 11 to 'tl >/ JUY.Oi! Eastern 0Jvtston 43 i:lnd r'i'lt.rlled II to the 13 to 1' M Ike nnoomer was h1t hard ChaunLt'Y clo::.ed the gap W L T Pts Sa n Franc sto 2 :1 40!1 l"umh!E s ., a new screen size in Rectangular Col11r oT·V r:rt up R Ptrate touchdown early 1and fumb!€'d on the next play w1th 8 Ja lefl m the fourth per I ? Detr 11t 2 ·Hill lumhli" I ost 0 1 12 1 0 111 l/1 ~ J i, r en:.tr Bob M , ar w1 th Che~rles L.:t Waugh re wd wheu Gary Thomas went Quebec Los Angr les ,f) J>j n Jll 1cs 65 lfJ 4 2 0 8 lr\ pour ( 1 d on 1 Wddcat fum ILo" c mg on the North Calha four yards fot tl e VISit >r,J tma 1 11Iershey 1hursdav s rtesults 3 0 0 6 Cmcmnatl PI St Lout ~ 118 b f' on lht.: Nort1 G 1llra 30 Wtlh l 31 Swau1 hit Cremeens With touchdrw.n The rr~ for the Sprmgheld 3 3 Boston 12:1 chl c<JgO 100 )2 Si::COntJs lett Ill the ga lliC I ,j 26 ya rd pass down to the pomts fa iled anj Kygel <..:reek Balttmdore It "' s t1 e t h1rd w1n c~g 11nst Pu ale hve yard hne Watson Jed 14 13 Pass mterference was Pro .. ence 1 I o; ' IrOnlv g tmes schcdu l1 d I W Di 1 es ern W vtsmn ft~ ' lo~s~~ 101 I re P1r<ttes of Igam~ three and R1ck Swam ca l]('(( on tllP 8'lhcats at thr Ky ( T Pts I Fnday's Ganus RECTANGULAR COLOR TV Coach \le Ca111' In South sneaked over trom two vards ger CreeK 20 to set up l h e p b New Ynrk nt I m> A.r gC'1t's Beauty Tips 1s urg 11 2 0 II 8 h 1t 4 l B 11 e1 n \ v At leuc ( onferencP out ( rerneens wJS stopped cold I touchdown Cleveland l .San F r<Ult I"( o o n n r!:' 1 1 1 u lola Ua1 tr11m play !ltl I ' 1 te:-. ftrllshed Unrd on the tn tor tht ex. tra pomts SpauWmg h1t p::tydtrt agam Buffalo C't11cago v-. !Jet at ft \\ a\ tr 1 3 3 IOnh· g u ' srl1 du ~o I wt th ::t ) " 0 rrt orrl Next \-\Cek llhr dock ran out and the•r ror the Bobcats wtth 4 20 left m R t co \ ' 1 1 Jut 11 1 er 1 I ) lh t> P1r 11 ph~ the G tl llpohs v,. 1s no t1me for another kiCk the game when he plunged oc lESThllrsOay s Resut1s.1 0 2 1 11 111ht111 11 1:! team 11 No1 !I t (,aJila off three yards for Kyger Creeks I ACE Gt ,.., BB \CI Yr 11 11 ___ _ Quebec S P11lsburgh 3 1 PHil A'JIII'III~ I PI\ pt II 1 l \\ 1II n Only games sc heduled Doctoh mh'H d Pl t1 u.l 111 \ d \ d I li nday's Games , \\tit c h,llnbr t l 1 n t " 1 c 6er 1 11 7 Providence at Buffalo Thursd 1Y 10 \~r 1r a hrar.T on ( 011 ~ Iry t ur h II Th: V.\ I d at Sprmg1e I ld C!evean hts nghl ~Itt w1111 h1 rl <~v :-. 11 I f'~r 11 011ly games scheduled Saturd,Jy nlrht.., g nnC' ag w . , l n J , ,.!owmg n( w skin 1 Roston ( llmh1 ,] 11 1 !lJUrPd lilt I \lt ll No1man Cosme FIT TO BE TIED tu I ~ 1 gn~ thrs r-ompltmen knee wltln tl unmllr \\ il l!\ 1 J\ nnle uo JU "t for youLAKE l'"'OREST Ill (UPI) - Jones rm nw h1n 111 tht 7htls 1 lr how ptu::clcssly Nf W YOflh rl PII -P~ekm Notre Dame looked 'Joke the 1t well already Lake F'o ..tst Col.ege and Whea. season opr ner 11 1r u ( ~n b1 S und ltke lh<' ~Htkcnd 1\tlttrs Grern Bay Packers'' to the Southern Methodtst over Tex ton C c /I ~~C' ftnal ly dPctded that CHAMPION CON I WI ~ r f1 n" It 1 al vour Mrrh~ Nor· N J\\ V.il l stnk 111 !he F:ast on Soonf'rs The Buffaloes wont as-Mustangs always score and the1r sune1 game last week PARIS l Pl 1 - fi' ttncll r u 11111 :-,lrrltu s 1t r d.n 1bout lhr ~ .. ne Lim e M1ssomt over Nebraska- that s what generally wms ball would • e del'lared a t1e rope.m h ,I t~Aetg l t 1 h unpnm UH s m dot :-. 1n !Itt' Wr st and Un lt•:-;s Church 1 h has another games Wheaton v.:on the game 1-D but Maunrr 1avant Y.:l s conf1dent 1\ ht I 11 11111 ~ A1m m L ( ,Jn one of hts davs R1ce over Texas Tech-Owls officials !111Ssed a Lake Forest Thursdtty th,lt tw v-. 1 1ld ret 1 n It I! \( •1 11 II bf:' anlther beaut1ful t Al!io Ohw State over Mmne snap four game losmg streak • score when the ball went his IItle a,a111st Denmm ks sola M1chrgan over Wtsconsm, Baylor over Texas ChrJsUan- through ::~ hole m the rear of the Boerge K ugh m ( < penha gen on Frlm MalorOII 1 ftiVI lllllht of Color d '' to" old N 1l rl' Dame TV Wlftt .. t•cl h.rawood Vlnttrs 1nd n 11 r 1t I Jlt\ e t ll!i} w nnrrs lnd1a 1a over Iowa Kansas over Bears better balanced all net The Wheaton goahe later Nov 3 lavanl "<lid he 'JU St Phone WY l-3557 1C1IId1 with lppU!>d M dw1•t Maple 1reln flnllfl w(lu ld c:EEm tr, he M1<h1gan Kansas State Iowa State over around 234 e M11n F'omeroy told hts roach and the game reached rh< hgl' twe1ght lun S!l(( Uf 1 \ I !or 1d ~ <rnd Oklahoma State CmcmnatJ over! Also Brtgham Young over was decldred a he and feels • g1 e H ' Fits places you never thought t\Jnh 11 1 Tulsa LouJsvtlle over W1ch1ta Anzona New Mex1co State over jState Dayton Mer Oh10 U I East New Mex100 Houston over big-screen Color TV could go Mtamt (Q 1 over BoY.lmg Green Tampa Memphis State over Noire n Jm e O\'( r NaY\- - fhf' ,md Toledo over Kent State West Texas State and Texas •W 1th Motorola s specml sp~j~~(ffi:;;;~l Ir1 sl1 .11 ' o gr>ld th e\ tu rn Southern over Grambhng savmg mte1 nal mag-netic do"n howl b1c ~ f'\f'n heron' The South 1be Far West: tube ~hrel d •Solid >rtalf> TPitablltlv at tht v 1e mv1tf'd flonda over Auburn- Pro UCLA over Air Force-By I TRADITIONAL WEDDING RINGS 17 cnhcal pmnts hl I Penn St ~ l e owr Callfornl<"~ - o;couts drooling over Spurner land, by atr or even by sea eH1 F1 Color rube Y.tth rare -"~urz Off t llmr~u 1l1ve srores agamsL Alabama over Mlss1ss1pp1 Stanford over Washington- In[ earth phosphors eTmt controhl UCI A Cal " 25 points he\ler Slatr- Bryant s b1g JOb !Ius a squeaker ePO\\er tran:<;former chass1s wln1 h pro\o es nothmg week was keepmg his players I Oregon State over Washmgton I •AutomatiC demagnetJZer Harvard over Penn- Brmg wh1ppoo up for the Bulldogs Stale---Fhp 8 cem e Color mdu ator h.ghl you1 g1ri • Should be a Iotta Southern Cal over Mtamt Wyommg over Colorado Stale E••v touchdowns !Fi t Lu:mful on ho:.e longlcowboys are shooting for Color Tun1ng R\ 1acuse over P1tt One thmg tnps, though I undefeated season Col11r eontrols are you have to say about that l\rmy ovt:r Tennessee -sur Also Oregon over Idaho, numbered- helps Color TV-Your simphfy repeal tloudC c."',.''" c.,..mltt.. porou:; P11t defense 1t Jlin I prise .•• 8ort of Utah over New MeXICO, San M1yor 0 Flther, Cftllrlftlll lummg Takes bell ontortoln· 1m'lrnvmA 11' 1 fnd ""• Mlddlepert Also Georgta Tech over Jose State over P~clfic and San the guesswork mont buy out or tunrng Ab" nnrtmouth over Yale Duke Georgia over North ID~I~e~go;_;:S::;ta~le;_;;o;;;ve;;r,.Fr;_;;e;;;sn;;:o~Sta~te~=====--'Pioid.iii;;;iP;;io;iil;;;;A;;;;d;;;;v'J, Perfectl y mntclocrt K..,p,nke Wedding Rmgs .•• Holy Cross over Burfalo Corne\J Carolma, Loms1ana State over 11 Color TV dehcatdy carved • ' ' beautofully •tyled .•• some over Columlna Prmceton over MISSISSippi, M a r y l a n d over '" two-toned gold ••• all w11h the famous 1181110 ~ Brown, Delaware over Temple, ~oulb Carolina North carolma M'Gq 1 • in the ring aod 0111he tag. Mame over Colby, C.nnectJcut State over Vtrglnia, Vlfgmoa over New Hampshire, Bates: Tech over p londa State, Tulane • -~--•I over Bowdoin, Amherst over 1over Vanderbilt, Kentucky ove1 Tufts and Rutgers over Booton 1 West Vlrgima, Clemson OVl' uREMEMBER" _ YOU DO NOT NEED 1 V Wake Forest, WilHam and Mary Tho Midwest lover VMI, George Washington TOPAY PARKING METERS Michigan Stale over North 1over Furman and The Cltadof AmR 5 p.M. SATURDAYS ;tl~ • westem-Spartans make II sev· over Davidson en In a row The Soatbweal Harry Miller, Ov.,nar • Purdue over llllnols-Tbls Texas A~. over ArkansasMIDDLEPORT 214 E. MAIN POMEROY 01~!~-~!~ ~~-~ose_!.~:.~. ~~~be!,_~~-~~:• .._~ IIi , S~.:wn I Woman Shot, Killed at Sh a e The. ""'~ ~··d Cllumhos Attending from bile Club of Soutbefl\ •- will be ..R-• affilll8.c _., Globokar, Wal~[~ me•. Sales • ·~> I I yard lwrth vJ•kJDgs ToppIe Tornadoes ' 22 t 0 8 ern will be the Obio annual Ohio~:=~~~ ship conference ber 30, at the 1 !~:assiStance LonJJ Bottom ovel £rom the 4 ,Atteq~: r Pl.~ntes Level By 20-13 Kc Bobcats Wildcats 44-14 I I Et<h~nger Mar~m ~ d~rec· Brown w·IDS I L"JSt•lllg 10 • met~~ Who's Who so~-·cts • ' 't �' . I • . - c.Eemale Fury Mounts at Markets r,]~J~~~R ~--~ Eastetn Undisputed Champion After Win ~!-!em r aid 111e would reoull In lllrthor cuts In Greater Detroit, said houseFRIDAY ndm • w1ves 'can get more acoom A HALLOWEEN cam1val 1 ht~ :."~e~;:e s~relld~nt ot phshed and qu1cker, If they w1U be held Friday at 7 SO p m wrm~td pay le.. or proleSI JASSOCJitlGon,, onder Ma?~ ·=",,the "Associated F~ud Dealers "' I picket the White House." at the Chesler Grade School, ~y tcnored theJr critics. W P U a r, _ 1 sponsored by the Chester PTA 1 e.lflM!f'lllege 10 supermarkets THE wc.; 1 u Will meet f ••· • -~ ,._ lallluiiiUII Prtoidonl Johnson, • 1'1iiMi!!ailcll of bousewwes d&- president ol the 1National "'D'tt jl ' I St"x Dt"e I·n Stampede 0 I' llna end boycotts s 20 000 pectators ' nd All be tack! d ill the end By qllllrters· Net Yds. 439 If/ By U•lled Preu ; : . : . . , Easterq s Eagles gwned sole line concluding a drive of 41 left In the third pen • was mg e • 00 Oak Hlll 29 Fairland 12 _ 00 0 8 ' , 11 Soulll' Pmnt 41 Symmes Yalley possession of the 1966 Southern Iyards on three plays A 37 yard man's try dforhthet extra pomts _ p'la"eo • •·;! 'I 8 8 12 2 30 1 ass.. Comp Valley Athle\Jc Conference Ipass from Quarterback Cbarles was stoppe s or· ou wes .... • 11 6 crown :by blankmg VISiting Eochmger 10 Allman highlighted Elastern got Jls other two ready been SfATISTICS Pasm fnltr 2 4 Chesapeake 25 Rock Hill 12 Sou'hNestern :tOo Fr~day mglit the qmck serle• Allman agam points on 3 safety In the fmal ed the Eagles WI ~ ~:e lle artmenl Easthn sw Fumbles ..... ~ I Tiltonsvolle 14 Adena 8 Coach William Shmn s Eagles earned over for the extra period Marton fell on tbe pig I Eastern will be hos s o p R h I" 94 1 Fumbles Lost 3 I Beallsville 24 Caldwell 18 5k10 fter 1t squirted loose !Southern Tornadoes next Fri· Yds. us ' ' I ~ tncil :) 2--1 11r IIH~ season (_on- pmnts a Vd p 3 Yds Penallzed 55 35 Dillonvale 8 Mmgo 0 eluded ~ SVAC sial• ~oth a ' !from a Htgblander back as he day mght s. ass 7S I Wellsville 28 perfect record Eastern ' third TD came wtlh Jefferson Umon 12 ~n~ Th~:'::.e~;'!, ~ ~~~;~;:stern ''"we:~ ~f. t" day •veolng. Oct 211 at In e • • Moddleport Church of ChriSt at fury at MANAt.UA, S•caragua (()PI) least SJX persons were killed and stooal ba-eball "'ason o30 p m h"h prices centered on the ed d 1 20 000 l is others 11 ,1ureo many ol them 1 Before the game 1tarted po- l SATURDAY Jill~;, of living trading I- An wnt ~~w sd seriously lice set upon ~~ anti ~overn. THE RUTLAND Hogh S• ilool Groeers and stamp i persons of 8 ba:eb:l) OffiCials said thto VICtims were ment students of them j i966 annual homet'OinlnR dMntou d<awW-derended the practice as 1 night at d still beon~ brought to hospotals coeds - demonstratmg at the will be held thos coming Sotur· erlilaiiY.' lowerong prices by game '" ~ owntow~ ald today and they feared the death edge of ·~• field day noght folto~mg the Rutlan<t 1 rol•till''volume Stadoum _'_" repo_ _ s toll would riSe At leas, 10 •turlents were ar Poce football game The Jays 1ff.;tJite cla1ms of lowered I The VldJms were trampled rested and sev ... ral of them- I will emcee thE' lnlormal ,e-Vt'lll pr1cu In five states following I 85 1 ~ crt ~d massed at the east mcludmo thP.If female leader- from 10 p m to midnight '!'he botwtt and p1cket action by thegate I Huthmd lhgh Schuu rhf'Pri"'Jtd 11 the ,tadmm after a were m)ured pettlco&C rebels food mdustry 1 gamP beJWeP"' 1 f'on and I The crowd screametl 1n out ers and the Yearbook SIAU wdl spokeslnt'n sa1d the women Estrella:. !f'lve Stars} that rage as the po11re hustiM the c-ponsur the dnnce which is op. w!Pimlng at the wrong opened tn• Nlcarraguan proles students off the fteld en to lhe pubiJ< ta P,d were doomed to SUND~ V fll!im t to <OUt •n 'llr the female A~{'' ~:m:l ;hu somt~ 4~ I 10 mmutes 14 seconds re Eastem •s Jumor Mike Mar- mammg 111 and the th1rd quarter 1101 0 too'andlhfraced gnrn.,"' openmg when Ser ~Jek-<Jff 7S yards to IRoush car•tedFullback to paydtrt D from11 payd~rt Roge1 Allman convert I the rove yard A pass mler· ed the extra pomts on a run ceptJOn by RIChard Douglas and the F:agles were leading 8- [who later led 10 Etchmger set 0 before Ihe Gall'" counhans up the SIX pomler by Roush had run ' pial from scrom The try for the PATs on a pass mage !rom to Douglas scored faoled 1 a halfback !he E s ;econd sox pomtrr The concludmg Eagle. touchv.1lh 8 mmutes and 4Q r.ccond s Idown came on a 32 yard pass lelt m the f1rst half when he from Etchmger to Douglas ~m I ! :Jl Institute ShI"£ts Met h0 d' . Scoue 0f SEO 0ueratJons de tilt Sucr•ssos were noted today by Women on the Warpath tWown\ Buffalo N y •here wow 'lti.ged • lwo-day egg! cou~!lloycott tn Wmston Saleli-4JI LeXIIl8lon N C and by t,.u,Jflfge chams m Colorado Nf'w Mi.lco and West Texas Urnsn who were! he lat get of .J!~ktts by the Teus Associahon In Hous· ton reported busu)ess u usual The an~cement spurr~d the thrtat to extend ptcketmg We kno"' 'I"~ boycott IS havmg . . . spokesman I A HYMN SING w1ll at the Mt Oln e Clnu rh '" Long Bottom at 1 p m Sunday, Oct JO All smgeiS and everv one welcome • MONDAY The Ohto University lnstl I the llStllule's program was bas FEENEY . E:E"'NETT tute for RegiOnal Development , t>d on contmued progress m the Amencan Legion wdl sponsor announced Thursday a substan I development of the economy of the annual commumty Hallow GETTING YARDAGE- Rtck Calvm, star halfback of the VInton County Vlk· tral transJbon m ItS srope and Soujheaslern Ohio een observance Monday even mgs who Thursday mght clmched the 1966 MOVC champtonshlp by defeating method of operation 'When th• lnst•tute was es- ' ~ng Oct 31, at the Mtddlepoo' southern 22 8 1s , hown on an end sweep for good yardage while Tornad Semor Mason Morfit execut1ve tabhshed two years ago there H1gh School ,tadJUm at 7 30 p tor of the In~tltute said that was no orgamzation eepabl0 of m Pnzes will be awarded for I Joh31 McClintock (81) 1s m pursutt -Sentmel photo, effective tmme,hat.Ph the In providing comprehensive tech those m costume '" the vanous VIC BRO\\N stJtute Wl11 dJscuntmue the pro· meal assistance on I regional categones m of comprohensove techm basis In undertak,ng thts reTUESDAy In economic de- sponSiblhty, the Institute made I LOYAL PALS CLASS of the sa~ T l velopment which Jl has con. , an Important contribUtiOn to the Mtddlepm t Church of Christ 6 Boycott• "'" I dueled for the past two years area Last year the Institute Jlllr I w11l meet Tuesday evening Nov Ul! .QQycotta and p.cltellng Future proJects accord1ng to tlctpated m development pra. 1 at a p m at the home of ilftll · new groups In new Morfot w1U be undertaken on reels mvolvmg approximate\)' M138 Mabel Hysell ThiS Will 11JI;ofded daoly Forly·ftve l 1an mdtv1dual basis w1th an 10 000 robs and an estimated be the annual Thanksg1vmg of 8 bo •v and l men IemphasiS on research expen 1178 1011rmn In capital Invest renng and program w•th MISs 008 Coon • of • mental and demonstration priJ. ment" Morllt said Frances Roush program lead IIJiiali I llch<st suburbs lo plan II grams The decoSJOn to modify Morfil also saJd that techm ler and MISs Mabel Hysell, deprk:t campaign. Vtetor Brown Mmersvl e, <al assistance Will be provtded I vohonal chairman 1m the future by the profession WEDNESDAY lilt food counter w1ll be listed m the current • Slid lbe housewives •d•tlon of Who's Who m the I lal staffs of the recently de<~g AMATEUR GARDEN c I u b ~t!A018JC! the1r Ume more I' t •rd " nated Upper and Lower Ohm Will mee; Wednesday, Nov 2, p m at the home of prolllf>IY In olber ways or over 10 nullton MethodiSts Valley developmonl Dostncts at 8 ''Tf 'Qil¥ mdhon housewives 1m tne Umted State' and lor be work~ng closely Mrs Harry Moore Middleport 1 'we were to.,jl'rlle ltttera to thetr "8n countne• those IJStPd I ' OCJe with the DJStnct Committees The program Will be the •ork uno~ 0 h. congressmen and 10 the ed•toon were "'lected b! _ __ __ and with the Ohio Department h b M T ny Fowler - I parbcJpatJili church authorllles Donner guest• of Mr and ot Development In the lmple s op y " o lend the council of secretaries Mrs Qc;._ Rr e~brmk were Mr mentatiOn of these new pro .;:;!+lJ,U of lbe Methodist Church Itit' and Mrs David Rtggs and grams. and Will be supplement I com'IN(J~ I'ROM PAGE I current book Js thP. second edl dau~rhtPr Mr and Mrs Charles mg thelr efforts by utthtlzing tlon - the f1rst havmg been Massar and Mr and Mrs Gent! the rf'!sources of Ohlo Unlver •~"ll!!AU tWo guernlla bat published 1n 1952 s1ty for research projects and 1 1"9P' •~liP to I 200 men and Brrm n wtll bP rtled for out Riggs demonstratiOn programs •• , he 1 !Jegan a battle that see-sawed i•tandmg work as a layman m M" Marilyn Hayman and saJd tor seven hours through the 1 '" M(' 11 14Jn;t tnun 11 He t.s dal!PhtPrs and Jant>t R1ssell of dt:ll~ ')"'f~ ) I member of the Mmersvllle ColumQus spent several days ----Th• outnumoered Vietnamese MethodiSt Church In 1952 he w1th Mr and Mrs Joe BISsell troops called lor help but the ! was recommended as an ap I ud s h Cl N tie INDJANAPOUS (UP!) - A C.mmunJSp beat back lbree proved lay speakar 1n the Ports A rey ml~ ara ud r Newark, Ohto, woman was shot Rov•rnmtnt columros sent Jnto mouth Dlstr~cl and has been 1and N•'h• St• ~m SJl"n~ a a~ and kolled at a shoppmg center the f'lhtmc 10 miles north• est l act••• m thJS field since that and rs mme I Holzer Hospital - vI' I t· l near here Thursday by a secur· Cl the U S air base at Soc lime He served as pastor of lng hours 2-4 and I .,IJ p m Par lly guard who was trym& to ar· G•uce readings: GaUtpohs T"ng.'fQ( the Portlaod Char&• of (our Donna Hauber was VISiting ents only on PedJatrocs Ward I rest her for shoplifting Dam 12 0, 12 5, runmng 3"' feet 'nd Soulli Vtetna Ichurches for three veaf! :Mr and Mrs Roh•rt Cozart I Admission• - Mrs Wayne i Wtllene Robertson 33 was on rollers Pomeroy Mason 20 · )JI6erce planes roared He " church school superln and Mr and Mrs Howard Lar IL Hamson, Mercerville Star I killed after her SISter pulled a 58 Pt Pleasant 23 97 Hmton re.cue and tendenl at hJS hom• churcl• aiKl kms Portland Rt Mrs Donald Taylor. Gal I gun as two guards troelt to ap- The for Miller 2 55 sta• ..mary Kanawha Falls The Pomeroy Panther 7-8th bo ttrofina 11 serves Ill the other followmg1 Mr and Mrs Wayne Prince hpotls Mrs Ruth J Jenkins, prehend the women m their car Commtllee a non . partiS! n or 4 53 nsmg Charleston 19 07 grade football team defeated the searong WI capacities, teacher, Mr and M" Shirley Swan Rt 1,' Thurman Mrs Edgar m a parking lot at the shop- gamzatiUn of Tenth Dtstroet wo- London Marme• and Wmfield 1 Wahama Falcons at the Fal· a.tc•n Brt1t Redo committe•s 1inclutlli .;;us were vlsl11ng Mr and Mrs 1G Chne, Rt 1 Crown City. pong center men Will sponsor a half hour dams were on the sills. con stadmm 14-6 Thuroday ev· ees, pastora re attons. "" Uovd McPeek of Bellville W Mrs Mary E .Justice, Rt 2 " ff ' T esda So!tlll Vif,lnAmese generals Iman of fmance cha~rman of v ' 1Galhpolls Robert A Jarrell When the 1uards approarhed teleVISIOn co ee u Y Boat M•v•ments· enlng A greatly Improved PanSt'i!!l.l•Jo &tl:}lor ur ltllo "'" educitlOD commiSSlOII parson and Mrs Kenny Reyn Mrs Robert Haynes' the women's car the dead wo- November 1 on WSAZ, Channe 1 ther defense plllyed outstand· lnopa - lo the bat· age Chrtstian vocatton and olds and Terr were VISJtm Pt Pleasant Joseph T Spenc- man's SISter, Mmme Nesbitt of 3 at tO 30 a m Oblo Kiver - OVEC down l mg ball, holdmg the Falcons U<f htlicopter At 4 J8 lay' leader HIS w•fe " the Mr and MMJ Ier Donna J Columbus ltrst fired a tear gas Mrs Robert White a Proctor 13, 30 am ' Queet Ctty up scoreless three quarters pm Communist[ former Kathryn Maac, and of Pomero C;ump, PI Pleasant; Cecol 0 revolver at them twtce and vdle liousewlfe, who serve' "' 113 4 10 'm Stee Expre.s Tbe Panthera kicked off to ltroke oontaet and they have lour children, Dan 1 Mr sndy Mrs Garth Smtih Toban Rt 1 Pomerov Robert then pulled a 32 caliber piStol I hostess for th• teleVJSIOnDishowt I up 14 l 40 p m Zbtmmer up open the game and forced the fled nd M ril n local Mrs 1 1 H k Rl 2 Wollow urged that all Tenth stroc 14, I 20 a m Jaco G up Falcons to punt after they South VtoiiUim... troops C.U:m;ns: 0.1umbusf " ed Mr and Mrs Lew'" S Jack· f)ne guard fJred at her but women the Channel 3 14, 2 01 P m • Criss Jr down netted three yards In three Sha Wolfe Ga'h Young of PoMeroy and Mr G L l'tsber Rt m""'" and htl Mrs Robertson, v1ewmg aud1ence also plan l14 I 10 am Harvey Jordon cames Quarlerback Bob Werawarmtd over the Viet Cong and counted corpses Mrs rqn ' :.': Bill Connally Sue a,irs cmford c fatally woundmg her m the ne1ghborhood coffees In con down IS 3 10 a m , Kentucktan ry moved the Panthers goal· credtled the I V M 8 nd M G D 1 Rt 2 Ironton Mrs head JUnction With the tele.ISJon up 17 I 00 am Steel Ranger ll'llrd and Fullback Mark Still k I "" ..strikes, 1111 n uy dQWn 17 ' 320 a m George scored on a pIunge ''and conIn all, with tlllll awul "' b II T I Ha tsttmg man werer Lila Rtd•nour of Rame, F Martin' Rl 4 Jackson I Pollee said they reeovered show tho 137 VJCltms I Gra, am wi rave Ch!ster and Mr and Mrs Tom Ida Artos Rt 1 Pedro several hundred dollars worth Congre<Sional Candidate Clar Prtce down 17 5 IS am Polly verted the extra pomt govmg _.,m.,. , IOSIOs were To Scene of Bailie Hayman and Glen E FISher Jackson of stolen geods from tho worn ence E Moiler woll appear on R up 18, 12 55 am Walter the Panthers an early 7-6 lead BERLIN (UP!) - -Evaage· Dora Eaton Belpre spent Births _ Mrs Gary L Fosh •n's auto the show w1th Ius wife Helen DeckJord down 18 5 45 am • In the second quartl!l' a • 47 reported ""! Hst BJllv Graham announced lbe weekend with Mr • and Mrs er Rt 2 Wellston daughter, and d1scuss natiOnal and d1s John J \,owe up 18, 1 ai am yard run by speedy Charlie 2 55 p m Thursday ocllon lor Amer· Thursday he would VIS t Vtet!Fred Larkins Mrs trJCt fssues wttli housewives Buck•ye State down 19, II 20 Lane to the Falcon SIX yard ill Sautll Voet Nam I Nam m December It was be Mr and Mrs Norman Weber Edgar G Chne Rt I, Crown 0 Jepresentmg each of the II p m ' B•b! Lear down 20 7 a; line set up the 2nd Panther TD, tirerall curler I 'ltved lie would lie there wtth lv,SJted Mr and Mrs Mike Le Ctty, son 5 2tl p m counties m the Tenth llJStrlct am Calhoun down 23, scmed by Halfback Ron Smtih !Ito fin- American troops over Christ 1on Parkersburg DlsebarJ•• _ Mrs Arthur W Appearmg oo the show v 1th 1 35 a m • Edeana Bosworth from the SJx Agam Still conlht us mas I Mr and Mrs Pat Autherson i Altisoo Mrs Fred Fact!mtre IS the Millers and Mrs While w•ll up Gree%p 10 45 p m • Fed. verted tfle exlriJ points and at r - 1bl Graham told newsmen Gen of Newark were VISiting Mr IElmer c Ftnlaw Sr Mr! be Mrs Wtllard Smtih Falf maro down Greenup 12 30 am th •half the Panthers lead !4-11 North Yiel Nam Wilham Westmoreland com 1and Mrs Bill Swam IJohn H Fosler Mrs Thomas P'J' PLEASANT- M1s Inez roeld County, Mrs Nathan Irene C~o!Jn up Greenup 1 30 The second hall was marred !he Na•y new 40 n>anoler t1 v S 11'00p1! m v,etl ViSiting Mr and Mrs Dave J sm1th v1ckle L r,aul Walt Helen Stone 79, a restdent of Hurt Hockmg Mrs John am Joon K up Greenup 1 30 by penalties and sev•ral Pan[agaoiost the COffii!JU Nam. had mv1ted him to vt••t Yates were Robert Yates Cam· er s Hyre, Miss Elizabeth S Leon, dted Thursday at 4 50 P Beckie) Vmton Mrs A E a m J S Lew1s down Green ther dr~ves were halted by In· .,.. contrasting wtth 1 troopo ., that war torn roun bridge, and Walter Copa,; IRyan Michael A Spencer, m 10 Buck's rest home at Buf Howell, J•ekson Mrs Mtles up 2 15 • m Walter Hougland fr•ctoons The third quarter 1113' before whero t3 try E~ dntn lot tho VISit Mr and Mrs Darrell Co2l!rl James 0 Stapleton, M r • falo, w Va Ephng Galloa Mrs Roger up Green"p 4 am • Luther was scoreless, but a tlmeiJ • tho macn... tlllllapp•rently have not yet been of Coolville and NeUJe Coleman!Curhs E Webb Brady E She was born In Mason coun Morgun, Meogs, Mrs Paul Herdman "P GrE'enup 4 50 a pass Interception on the Pan .tMttiiO tha Oriskany I worked out were visiting Nelhe Cmart Shew Mrs W1ll1e L Ntckels ty on Sept 29, 18117 daughter Berlram Wsshmgton Mrs m Lit'le Geo·ge down Mel. 14 yard line by Wahama !low ., m1ssVl&ting Mary p 1erce were Frank H Curry, Jr . Mrs ol the late Henry Clay and Homer Gall, J1 Athens, Mrs dahl I 30 p m Mama Lear as the tl!lrd quai\er ended, set 111 Artis Praclicing Emma Powell, Mr and Mro Kenneth N Barnett and m LydJa Roush Wt!Uamsotl Her Robert Shiner, Morgan and down Metdahl 3 3tl p m , Cot up Wahama s lone TD, tho "!''l l'" 89 Robert While. Mr and Mrs fant dau1hter Mrs Robert H mamage was to Charles Stone Mrs Wtlilam Morgan Perry ton Queen down Meldahl 7 30 fourth quarter opened AI Easl Bank HS ,Larry Curtts and Ada Bissell Stevens and Infant son, Mn who survtves Another survov p m Foankhn 8 up Meldahl Aggressive tackling by wayne Dame! Artis of Masoo JS do- Diana Reynolds and son VIS· Duane B Wolle and Infant or 15 8 Sister Mrs Flora Qutrkll In the Newa 7 55 p m Charles Stevenson Well Robm Phalln •nd Hoo mg his directed tea<hing at tted Mr and Mr! Frank Wells 1daughter Gtarhart of Barboursville, W By Umted Press loteroatlon•l up Meld ,;,1 10 30 p m Smtih, slroJli line pl•y by (Cootjpned Fr••m Pare 0110) .... st Bank Hogh School lhJS Mr and Mrs Wayne Prmcel Va SICK 1mEF Gallipolis Dim Beaver Pomeroy's front ftve, GeoJ1e 'W :l)'slelll. lall announeed Dr Hubert Yislted Mr alid Mr! Marion MARRIAGE APPLICATIONll Mr>t SlOne was a member of LUBBOCK Tex (UP!) - down 3 10 p m Pennsylvama Tliompoon Fred Tho!DpllOII, 'l1tt NatioN! AerooautoC>J Near Dil'edor of Teacher Lott of Belpre Darnel Earl Cremeans, 2S Leoo Methedt~t Church Pohce were called Thursday on dowc 5 10 p m • Semel up 7 10 Mike Custer, Tom Rowley and Spare Al&miBistralioll 1NN\111 1Education at West V~rgmoa Mr and Mrs Paul Haubor M1ddlepon, clerk, Economy I Services Will be held at 2 p an amb'llance rhdse Sanders p m P~gy t>owney down 3 50 Alvtn Snuth, and three pua conftrlltl!d late Thursday the In•~tute of Tecllnoi"'Y were dmner gu..ts of Mr and 1Loan and Barbara Jean Colle m Sunday, at the Crow-Hus Funeral Home reported some. am H E Bowles up 8 40 a mtercepUons, two by Charlea laomrh of Apollo woth sstronauts 1 Mr Artis major field III 1Mrs Fred Larkms 1rtll 18 Harrosonville Watb ess sell Funeral home Burlao wdl one had stolen 1ts ambulance m l.ane and 0111! by Bob Wercy, 1 Virgil Gnslilllll Edwal'll Whtte math•mattcs and hiS mmor IS Geneva Yattos viSited Mrs 1Roger Leon McAlister, 26, be 10 Suncrest cemetery REUGIIJUS DANCER ba Rl W H Sh sqntlcbed tbe Falcon olfeue and Rater Cha!Oe abearcl has 1ph)l!ll<al ,_,,n,_.. He Is 0110 Harold GeriDIII and •Leroy, Kansas farmer, and ND- Frtends m'U' call at the funeral AMARILLO Tex (UP!) Kanaw Mver -, " .m"' The Panlbers meet Belpre 111 1 of 1 ~--· tio tud b In Ia Ph 11 23 Pomeroy rd ver Jr upu arme been 1111111 early 1-· 31 """"' • s en Umberger n ' opo, , • heme ofter 1 p m Satu ay Sheree Ann Martm 19 a go-go Jelferson Wmfield ~ a p, p omeroy nex1 Thur-> ...ay practl<f!.teathtnl thJS semester Mr and Mro Emmell Steth- 1 dancer was sentenced to six lie RpM do 2n15Win -I em were vJSI!inr Noftie Steib 1 ANNOUNCE C!RNIV AL UNIT CALLED mooths m JBII for stealing a ld A n Her111 W111ASSIST IN PROGRAM 5 SHOW ANNOliNCE'D em Sllrtday t Cbeshore · Kyger P T A will The MiddlepOrt E·R squad cruCifiX from a !\oman Catholic e • 0 m • • en t Taking Pari In the PI'Oif'arn DEVII'I'ED ro INTIIIII1 lit A. country and western show Mn Nao011 Smith and Helen hold 1 Halloween Carnival Sat- wa• summoned at 8 25 p m Hospotal She told the JUdge, 'I fteld 1 !s :We for the fanuly night dlnneNieJd IIBMiA ...-- &llh SJ101180red by lh• Moeller for 1Ellsnidt or Da)IIM ,.... week urday, O.tober :19, at the Thursday 10 the residence of took 1t because 1 needed some down W•nfJe Pm \ Wednesday evening at Heatb .._ • - • 1 • Congress commottee '" Meo1s end 8110Sls ul Mr and Mrs J>a. lsehool, slartmg at 6 P m Arehte McKinney. Dexter, way to feel more rellgtous" tam Stalo =edWin Methodist Church were Mark ,.1!!1!.'"' County wlll be held Salttrday at YJd Smilll for SonJa Parsons a medical AFTER t;I,VERV MEAL am Lu"'J Bile F rl Smith, who re)ld lbe AposUe's ..... .. 'l>o I p m at tho Pomeray Ele-VIolet 8mllli VISIT PAIIENI'S tient who was Uu.en to Vet N J IUP!)- field 2 40 am Creed tllld Roger and Rooald 0 IIIOI'Iary School Square dance Mr. aiMI Mrs Ja.- Gmther :'ans Memorial Hospital by Dr Dam•t Plters, a dentist, Is down Wonflekl 4 25 1 m. Atkins, whn carried tile Chrlstmulfc will beprG•ided by the I!ECOND !ION BOliN and son, Phillip, el .Middletown the lljllad gtvlng a toothbrush and tooth ian flag Also assisting with the • - CllllllllY Dr!fllrs and admlssioo Mr llld Mn John 0 Slacl:, Yillted hts paeenls, Mr end paste sets to trork-or treaters 00 PLAN SALE 1dlrmer was Mrs Everett DavIII 50 cents DemQCrat cand> !Syr.._, are annwnc1ag the 1 lllrs OJJ• Gillher, Star Route, 1 MOELLER RALLY Halloween The Ladies AuxUial'y of John Is, Mrs Jame1 Crlaweli ond .. .....!'ll"::..'"';'&::: 4mes for public office w111 bortll of ., filbl pound, t oo Pomeroy last weekend A "Moeller for Conlress" ral OFF·IIUTY HELP Gee A M.E. ehurCb met Tues- Mrs. 19alter Hayes. ... ,,.,. ''" ,,.. '"" - speat lion Wedn0$day, Oct :H. will be held today at 7 !Ill VERSAILLES France IUPI) day at tbe hqme of 1\lra RoJi. ' Vottrans Memorial lloapital. 1 GUESlS OF GJNTIII:RS l]r tho Racble Jumer -Rene 38 a fireman ert casey The group made NOW Y% KNOW 1 :.':',,:0_:., -:" :! PIN£)) •· llOSTS 1Donald Rlcllard Grandparents 1 Mr and Mra wllb Pn>f Sam was arrested on charges of plans lor a bake sale to 1\e Tltt Hl'll tllidear ellat. Ja- Smith, It, Reotle J, ll'e Mr. Mid Mrt. Tnnnan Prfd. ley or PomerOJ ' Srililh as main spelker Olber ling a io.ren r ' ent fires He held Saturdi!Y, Nov 5tlt allhe - llllllq_ "' aullra l'ollilfOJ ,.. linM a alld ...ta tl]r, Rillltwid, antt Mn. Ad • 1WIU11 Powell, Clarksbura, Mn De t candidates wm also told authtii'it\es he set the fires home of Mrs Hattilt ()aey, m lltto,e l.l'a - - e d at doublo yeln l' Slade, lyl'ICIIR Tile Stach ' Sophll Daffy and C4untry Drillers while dn.nk ana ' just wanted!Third Ave The sale will open p.ivertll)' ot Qleqo • Dec. -· .., •• •._: !• "' Plnel'IIJ !fayor Char· Ito.. IIIIIMr 1011, Jolmny, 15 ry, spenl Stulday wl • mwlde tlliii'I.IIDmMit 14 1 ,.0 bow some wot'k " al 10 am. I, 110, ~ a Le1ar ThunU, avlfllll, wntba. Mrt. orr. QIIIIw. • HooM~I doW GHM~ \'.oerlt I '"'rl"' ( S • f YNews --~- N Hospital ews I ~meNAn r::." ~~ ~lilld ~:m :~a:'1m ~~~he~r thebe:~• rJ' tb mem~r ~ land ~allaUw ~ Mason ~olham Reynold~ "'tl$'od ~~~ . ~IUQ/01 I =~ ~ ~ood ';,';.~~· Mom~ 1M~ ltt~hl I I S £ ez tone Leon • Dead' ~leri1111 Briefs I andl d·~ THI DUY SENTINB I f Flote~~ce ~ ..!::0::..:."'- ' ~ !:~.~ :•:-:.; '::;".,:,t :C: r,~=";J"::.,...,. ,...., ... ~: *'" ~~::::l' ;-" *--"'" •oz-..... ·.... ., '::':::"~:.:: ~-:='::'.:::" :.='"...:'.; ;;:: - - ::= - : . .'.t:r;-Jo="'-..~ llttr ......, • .. 7 4" 1 =~· ~i; ~~ Ell~ = ~...,..The ~ ~teche 8 1~ i 3~ammy ~own HAMM~NTON "'I z~ se~ ~u; ~ "'~"'~~- t"• . 9~ yard ~~~n~m!h 22Withrow 0 touchdown q;~c ;.~ tot~·l II a;~"' ~~;:::;;~;:;:~~;~ r~n ~':t' mterc~.:ptuJ ~I s~rd a ~k tl~ I ~•lh ~ o~ghl I ~-0 le<~d ~ards I lh~ V~~~l1'to t~e I ~I ~obca~ 21 Portland.~~::::::;:;~ p<~!->s LINEM-.!Is:.~ 1 Announcing - -- - - \ ( SUPER COMPACT , I Irish Will Romp; Michigan State Has Easy Battle With Wildcats; Buckeyes Are Favored lOLA'S BUIJTY SALON ' The Marriageables go forKeE)];2SB.KE)• I "1J 1 I I I OPEN UNTIL 9 p.M. SATURDAY THE SH0 E BQ X ASSOCiATED RADIO .... and TELEVISION ., . • '' ·~··H Pic kin' The Weekend Winners Andie~ I pa>;se~ 1 (n th~r a IOLA S ~othm :onWe~;~n. :::d ft "! Hend~rson on € 111 I 1 ~r thttr~ of~ Panther Babes EdgeWahama By l4..6Score House~!Ves Blue Devz·ls Th Uffl'.ned 28 8 22 LakeSide 1A Woodville Cmcmnati Aiken 33 C1ncmnati Courter Tech 14 lndoan Htll 42 Madeira 0 Locj<land Greenholls , aln 38Mt Health 22 cwm- t28T It y8 Vtk~ngs' I I Housew1ves . Take tO Air River News For M"lle I r minute arid 57 seconds ~~~~Y~~~~n~o~~~ ~~~oebrook To~o Ro ers ~Port gCimton34 '81lii.IIII!II- I Q.A<'WON op center Umon ~ ••II 1 St ClaJrsvule 20 Barne,, die 11 p dentlrwrn, Executive 26 Follan~bee ·r~!'n:aJ The Class AA Vmton County I The grod test agamst Coach!much larger school than any rile Vtkmgs ended their 1966 Mid !Don Van Meter's Tornadoes - ot the other league partiCipants Vmlon he ld a 14-ll halftime Ohio Valley Conference sched which chnclied an undiSputed has Withdrawn loom lhe ton lead alter scormg m each ol ule With a perfect record by IrlrampJonship fur the newly terence the first two penods, but the scormg a 22-8 w1n over the stub- •eonsohdated Vmton County lads, Southern though the vocllm 1ul nadoes !mall) got Within born Southern Tornadoes at ' was the llmal MOVC by a cunvmcmg margm gave range of the VISitors when With Racme Thursday mght !game ever Vmton county, a the Vtkmgs an mterestmg b It 9 m1nutes and 16 seconds left -- -m the game SenJOr Sherm Cu nd ff who hllll led S.uth ManageJb~o.lMD punt MilfQrd 22 New Rochmond 0 Cundiff who has led SoctiJ.. j.oveland 39 Deer Park 8 I U ern s offens1ve atrack all sea· OW( ;Hdls 20 son found n hole on the right • !North College Hill 12 j <~de m 1dc b\ the double team eln<5nn•h Woodward 12 • 1mg of Tom Wtckhne and Mtke Jrnktn s alter takmg the hand Cmcmnat1 Hughes 6 Coach Howie Lee Miller's last touchdov,n climaxing a complete to tl ~ Kygi'J CI Cl k off {1om quarterback B o b Cmcmnah Walnut H11ls J2 By DICK THOMAS Kyger Creek Bobcats downed 46 yard ntarch The tr i for five Y<ll'i Ime Jt-11) ll ::t I I Grueser John McClintock sen Cmcmnatl Western HillS North Galila ll1gh School broke a four game losmg the VtSitiog Chauncey Dov••r extra pomts ra1led and Kyger slopped 1 '"'' ,, as the <lock , r 11 1iihack end got over lor Wyommg 38 NorMod 0 streak 1hursdav mght as the Ptrates steamrollered the Blue Devils 20-13 Thursday Creek led 20-13 ran ou1 the <Xtla pomts and Vmlon s iHarnson 12 Fmneytown 0 VISJtmg Hannan Trace Wildcats 44 14 With a devastatmg mght for theJr third consecu KyJer "reek was on the move Hoth 1 dill> had 1111 c I'"' lead narrowed to !HI Prmceton 44 Readmg 6 ground atlack and acr'ai mcus that netted 432 yards live Win Kyger Creek " now near !he end of the contest do•ns 1\\g<l Lleel< had 118 h b Anderson 46 Taylor G Th Pu I II d f 299 - - - - - - - - 1 Th r \ 1kmgs owevet ounr e a es ro e or &-2-6 and plays the Vmlon and marched to the Chauncey yard s r"sowg and cum p1eto' kl wh t Second St. V R :n 1 1 1 F1ght Results yald s on lhP g•uu no and co'' ' The loss for the Hannan County Vtkmgs Nov 4 at Me 4; yard Ime but lost the ball three of >< 1111 Jl""' s !11 11 1'' 1 bark pleted 0 of 10 for Trace Wildcats was the srxth Arthur on a fumble The VISitors were yard:-- tur ol L4l ) Ird. Ptgl 1 1111 H k h"d fa vthlfl By Umt.ed Press Jnternatmnal '~ total t I'" d p t d 11 h h d-1 g Jl "" !lord toue own o ""' \Jr s Jfd e e m a games were l e1r rec The Blue Devds took a 7 0 knockmg on the Bobcals' front Cha uucey 1u~o~d for /11 va u~ rd d te fenders snal<hed three Wild urd IS now I 61 In SVAC play lead at the end 0< the forst per door when Dave KostJ,,u threw and comoltled men • 1111 P ' " g nne on a 25 ' en LOUISVILLE Ky (UP!) ca t passes out of lion aJr llhe Wild,ats fmoshed In a lle 10d J1m Staley passed 30 yards a 45 yard pass tu Larry Vmcent es lor til )a ds and a net ul \ mmu;es an 47 ~ec~ s : Cassms Clay, 2lO, LoUJsville, Rtght ""lfback Alan Hall a for last plare With a 0-3 I ree lu L81'ry Vmceot for a ouch 200 ya•d• Mike I elers scor e ~x ra fought SIX round exhlbitmn With 1 14 freshman olled for 6 yards 1 ord luach Bob Marcum s down v. 1th about three mmutes TONIGHT'S GAMES Chaunc~\ recove1 ed thn e h.) pomts on n pass from 1m Doug Jones 195, f\jew York-no 14 m cat nes i:l\ert~gmci better Wlidcats play host to Alexan~ gone m the f1rst penod It was Athens at Galhpohs ger Creek fum bles and both BV)l( 1 f t TO ed decJswn Marcus Anderson, 135 than 10 \ards a chp JIm der next Frtday mght at Mer the third play from scrtmmage l.ogan at Jackson teams tlllo I assE hmton -; trls d •5a2s LouJSVIIIe stopped George Saw cr"ce netted 37 yards '" 10 cervtlle wtl h nun 1 es an secvn s after the VJ .. tors got the ball Pomeroy at NelsonVIlle Jerry ll t'l and Joey I '' l ol ' !ell Ill the fnol penod on 4 yer, !37 Manu E;l 183Beacb Lou. Fla 11 carnes kvger G2rrett ptcked I Kyger Creek failed to gam m W II I t M ddle t lerttpl1'fl fl''" c j( l 1\) ~~ I I H b l~J James IS, 1SVI e, u 72 ards m 12 lroes and Nort!J Galli a held a 44 0 lead e son a ' por Creek " ""' d run bl I eft Jill er knocked out Ed Dembry, 1911, o d 50 over Hannan 1race wtth 2 28 three downs alter the ktckoff Wahama at Spencer IKmm so n seven plays after the Ch g (1) 10more game avdr left m L'le fourth pcnod After and punted Dave Kosttval boot.. Pt Pleasant at R1pley Lme scurr V1k ngs rer ovt red a Tornado ICa 0 Pomeroy Flow 1 }ar s m cames ed the -"Xtra pomt Ch<:~wtcey 7 U U U - 13 2 d W Mam 1 1the ensumg kiCkoff followmg Cttal Grove at Jronton St Joe ft1mblr on the H<~ctne 3 yar I -Skidmore hit Hall IVJth a 74 the 1.,1 PJrate touchdown, the Chaunce) blocked three oth Manella at ironton Kyger Cleek 0 u H u- 20 line PORTLAND, Mame (UP!) _ Mrs Mt!lard )ard pas, 4,7 left m t,he Wildcats put the ball m play er Bobcat punts m ltrst SATURDAY Sconng - rD s h) gor Cllo k Cal"" touted as a fme col ! Pete H•ccottelli t67 first pefllll to Aa•.lhe Pines on their r wn 42 Roger Watson penod Once on lhe ·'yard Pora B at Rutland -Howard (50 vuu """ 'i''u leg• P' "'P'" sco red the sec oulpomted Rudy Bent, 162,11 on the foot Gamtt rolled fm 16 yards and a first lin, agam on 13 and anoth dmg ll•o aod thru Y" d nnd \1111"' counl) SIX pomler Bntish Honduras 18) Mew Patterns d ' a 1 the Pot! t, h1 gtvf' North down on the Nor!h Galha 41 er on the 19, bu on each occa I NHL Standmgs runsJ Cl auncn \11 11 ll t With lh 1ut 9 tnmutes left m the KAY DEl 'l .,, 1 1 GalltJ . 1 n s1on the held the VIS! 8 Umted Press lnternatmnal t30 ya rd lrom SttllVI Slclld ptriOd on a 2 yard ) Sktdmo1e IXbsed to Larry Terry : re me~"nsd 1went thhe torti aw:o~y from the1r end zone W L T Pts lhumas ,ttour) trd ruu1 J \I rlur 1 Plltrs con~;erted the LOS ANGELES (UPI) HAND PRI~~~~o !tlil (1 l 1 t 12 llt the remammg yar s o put t e Kyger Creek got back m the 1 IJohnn Smtth, Pacmma 4 0 0 a[Kyger Cteek - Shuler I run ) extra po 1nts 01 1 a run !herd pe• ud 10 'et up a Ptrale Woldcats on the seoleboard ball game wtth 2 40 left m the Chicago Chaun~ev - Ko,ll\al tk!CKJ I Southern w11l Iinse out 1ls C y d Cl159 c IC•inumnll>l 2 1 0 4 111 • skipped 10 lt•uchdow ar.d then lut the 1 Rtck Swam was. stopped on second period Elwood (JWUOrJ Montreal MO\ ( slnte VISiting nval Eo.st a C "' en ( e) \ P I 1 1 1 3 Irate rll! I end agam m I the try for '"u~e ~x tra pomts a nd 1 Howard went O'{e left tackle Toronto NBA Standings ern th s eonung Saturday mght 161! ' 0 a an , ai11 4 1 1 2 1 fourth penod W!th a 22 yarder I the Pirates led 44-6 for 50 yards, an'd the Bobcats New York ~ By Unlled Press International Bv quarters· -1 2 0 for the -'trate~ f1na l touch I Trace's kwkof! went out of traded 76 at the half Boston Eastern Dtvtswn \-mt on 6 S 0 8 - 22 LAS VEGAS Nev WPI) do,,n bounds on the North Galha 3S The B>bcats scored their Detroli,. d , R ~ 4 O 2 " t I'Cf So ulh<1, 0008 _ 8 5 J1m Crace aM Da\e Hager I and the ofrtcJ,J I-, ruled a Ptrate second touchdowr wdh 2 25 left urs ay Phlladelph a 4 u 1 0Jl! srA llSliCS Tony Montms l66 PhoeniX esu •s 1 tlercept '£~ Ru k Sv.am passeo; I pl ayer booted 1t out The Wlld. l1n the third penod wuen M1ke DetrOit 5 New York 3 1Boston 4 o 1 ouu Vmttm Southern Anz outpomted B1Jiy W~lker ms JdP Lht' Nortn Ga ll li·l 30 ln I CJts took over on the Pmlte Spauldmg cappea a 50 yard Only game sdleduled New York :1 2 j Oil \ tl\ Hu"h 141 189 J:t7'h Riverside Calif (10) tl1e :sec., I<J penod Hag(r re ~~ Wa•.:.o.., went to the 28 march w1th a two yard plunge Friday's Games c111 c1nnal 2 :l ;)I HI \ d!>. I' 1ss 88 5! I tovt red t~ Hanmu Trare !umble Cr~->meens was spilled for a two for the score Mike Shu lei No games scheduled Ball 1mure o a Ollft \t 1 \ d~ 233 2U on tne Ptr<tiP 25 to ~top another Iya rd los'> fumbled and Bob ran the txtra pomts Sp2.uld111g 1 Weslrrn lhHstor~ P:1..,~ "\tti'mp 10 17 dnve 1-:idll picked orr a Terrv I '1t Carley recovered for North nu r1ed 18 ) ard s to ~el up the AHL Standings Chicago 4 ~ 111 p s ~ ( om 11 4 5 ( remetm. pas , on the Wildcat Gallw at h1s OY.n 30 touchdo..v 1 Dy Umted Press International St Low s 2 11 ~~ ~ l D1lwns 11 to 'tl >/ JUY.Oi! Eastern 0Jvtston 43 i:lnd r'i'lt.rlled II to the 13 to 1' M Ike nnoomer was h1t hard ChaunLt'Y clo::.ed the gap W L T Pts Sa n Franc sto 2 :1 40!1 l"umh!E s ., a new screen size in Rectangular Col11r oT·V r:rt up R Ptrate touchdown early 1and fumb!€'d on the next play w1th 8 Ja lefl m the fourth per I ? Detr 11t 2 ·Hill lumhli" I ost 0 1 12 1 0 111 l/1 ~ J i, r en:.tr Bob M , ar w1 th Che~rles L.:t Waugh re wd wheu Gary Thomas went Quebec Los Angr les ,f) J>j n Jll 1cs 65 lfJ 4 2 0 8 lr\ pour ( 1 d on 1 Wddcat fum ILo" c mg on the North Calha four yards fot tl e VISit >r,J tma 1 11Iershey 1hursdav s rtesults 3 0 0 6 Cmcmnatl PI St Lout ~ 118 b f' on lht.: Nort1 G 1llra 30 Wtlh l 31 Swau1 hit Cremeens With touchdrw.n The rr~ for the Sprmgheld 3 3 Boston 12:1 chl c<JgO 100 )2 Si::COntJs lett Ill the ga lliC I ,j 26 ya rd pass down to the pomts fa iled anj Kygel <..:reek Balttmdore It "' s t1 e t h1rd w1n c~g 11nst Pu ale hve yard hne Watson Jed 14 13 Pass mterference was Pro .. ence 1 I o; ' IrOnlv g tmes schcdu l1 d I W Di 1 es ern W vtsmn ft~ ' lo~s~~ 101 I re P1r<ttes of Igam~ three and R1ck Swam ca l]('(( on tllP 8'lhcats at thr Ky ( T Pts I Fnday's Ganus RECTANGULAR COLOR TV Coach \le Ca111' In South sneaked over trom two vards ger CreeK 20 to set up l h e p b New Ynrk nt I m> A.r gC'1t's Beauty Tips 1s urg 11 2 0 II 8 h 1t 4 l B 11 e1 n \ v At leuc ( onferencP out ( rerneens wJS stopped cold I touchdown Cleveland l .San F r<Ult I"( o o n n r!:' 1 1 1 u lola Ua1 tr11m play !ltl I ' 1 te:-. ftrllshed Unrd on the tn tor tht ex. tra pomts SpauWmg h1t p::tydtrt agam Buffalo C't11cago v-. !Jet at ft \\ a\ tr 1 3 3 IOnh· g u ' srl1 du ~o I wt th ::t ) " 0 rrt orrl Next \-\Cek llhr dock ran out and the•r ror the Bobcats wtth 4 20 left m R t co \ ' 1 1 Jut 11 1 er 1 I ) lh t> P1r 11 ph~ the G tl llpohs v,. 1s no t1me for another kiCk the game when he plunged oc lESThllrsOay s Resut1s.1 0 2 1 11 111ht111 11 1:! team 11 No1 !I t (,aJila off three yards for Kyger Creeks I ACE Gt ,.., BB \CI Yr 11 11 ___ _ Quebec S P11lsburgh 3 1 PHil A'JIII'III~ I PI\ pt II 1 l \\ 1II n Only games sc heduled Doctoh mh'H d Pl t1 u.l 111 \ d \ d I li nday's Games , \\tit c h,llnbr t l 1 n t " 1 c 6er 1 11 7 Providence at Buffalo Thursd 1Y 10 \~r 1r a hrar.T on ( 011 ~ Iry t ur h II Th: V.\ I d at Sprmg1e I ld C!evean hts nghl ~Itt w1111 h1 rl <~v :-. 11 I f'~r 11 011ly games scheduled Saturd,Jy nlrht.., g nnC' ag w . , l n J , ,.!owmg n( w skin 1 Roston ( llmh1 ,] 11 1 !lJUrPd lilt I \lt ll No1man Cosme FIT TO BE TIED tu I ~ 1 gn~ thrs r-ompltmen knee wltln tl unmllr \\ il l!\ 1 J\ nnle uo JU "t for youLAKE l'"'OREST Ill (UPI) - Jones rm nw h1n 111 tht 7htls 1 lr how ptu::clcssly Nf W YOflh rl PII -P~ekm Notre Dame looked 'Joke the 1t well already Lake F'o ..tst Col.ege and Whea. season opr ner 11 1r u ( ~n b1 S und ltke lh<' ~Htkcnd 1\tlttrs Grern Bay Packers'' to the Southern Methodtst over Tex ton C c /I ~~C' ftnal ly dPctded that CHAMPION CON I WI ~ r f1 n" It 1 al vour Mrrh~ Nor· N J\\ V.il l stnk 111 !he F:ast on Soonf'rs The Buffaloes wont as-Mustangs always score and the1r sune1 game last week PARIS l Pl 1 - fi' ttncll r u 11111 :-,lrrltu s 1t r d.n 1bout lhr ~ .. ne Lim e M1ssomt over Nebraska- that s what generally wms ball would • e del'lared a t1e rope.m h ,I t~Aetg l t 1 h unpnm UH s m dot :-. 1n !Itt' Wr st and Un lt•:-;s Church 1 h has another games Wheaton v.:on the game 1-D but Maunrr 1avant Y.:l s conf1dent 1\ ht I 11 11111 ~ A1m m L ( ,Jn one of hts davs R1ce over Texas Tech-Owls officials !111Ssed a Lake Forest Thursdtty th,lt tw v-. 1 1ld ret 1 n It I! \( •1 11 II bf:' anlther beaut1ful t Al!io Ohw State over Mmne snap four game losmg streak • score when the ball went his IItle a,a111st Denmm ks sola M1chrgan over Wtsconsm, Baylor over Texas ChrJsUan- through ::~ hole m the rear of the Boerge K ugh m ( < penha gen on Frlm MalorOII 1 ftiVI lllllht of Color d '' to" old N 1l rl' Dame TV Wlftt .. t•cl h.rawood Vlnttrs 1nd n 11 r 1t I Jlt\ e t ll!i} w nnrrs lnd1a 1a over Iowa Kansas over Bears better balanced all net The Wheaton goahe later Nov 3 lavanl "<lid he 'JU St Phone WY l-3557 1C1IId1 with lppU!>d M dw1•t Maple 1reln flnllfl w(lu ld c:EEm tr, he M1<h1gan Kansas State Iowa State over around 234 e M11n F'omeroy told hts roach and the game reached rh< hgl' twe1ght lun S!l(( Uf 1 \ I !or 1d ~ <rnd Oklahoma State CmcmnatJ over! Also Brtgham Young over was decldred a he and feels • g1 e H ' Fits places you never thought t\Jnh 11 1 Tulsa LouJsvtlle over W1ch1ta Anzona New Mex1co State over jState Dayton Mer Oh10 U I East New Mex100 Houston over big-screen Color TV could go Mtamt (Q 1 over BoY.lmg Green Tampa Memphis State over Noire n Jm e O\'( r NaY\- - fhf' ,md Toledo over Kent State West Texas State and Texas •W 1th Motorola s specml sp~j~~(ffi:;;;~l Ir1 sl1 .11 ' o gr>ld th e\ tu rn Southern over Grambhng savmg mte1 nal mag-netic do"n howl b1c ~ f'\f'n heron' The South 1be Far West: tube ~hrel d •Solid >rtalf> TPitablltlv at tht v 1e mv1tf'd flonda over Auburn- Pro UCLA over Air Force-By I TRADITIONAL WEDDING RINGS 17 cnhcal pmnts hl I Penn St ~ l e owr Callfornl<"~ - o;couts drooling over Spurner land, by atr or even by sea eH1 F1 Color rube Y.tth rare -"~urz Off t llmr~u 1l1ve srores agamsL Alabama over Mlss1ss1pp1 Stanford over Washington- In[ earth phosphors eTmt controhl UCI A Cal " 25 points he\ler Slatr- Bryant s b1g JOb !Ius a squeaker ePO\\er tran:<;former chass1s wln1 h pro\o es nothmg week was keepmg his players I Oregon State over Washmgton I •AutomatiC demagnetJZer Harvard over Penn- Brmg wh1ppoo up for the Bulldogs Stale---Fhp 8 cem e Color mdu ator h.ghl you1 g1ri • Should be a Iotta Southern Cal over Mtamt Wyommg over Colorado Stale E••v touchdowns !Fi t Lu:mful on ho:.e longlcowboys are shooting for Color Tun1ng R\ 1acuse over P1tt One thmg tnps, though I undefeated season Col11r eontrols are you have to say about that l\rmy ovt:r Tennessee -sur Also Oregon over Idaho, numbered- helps Color TV-Your simphfy repeal tloudC c."',.''" c.,..mltt.. porou:; P11t defense 1t Jlin I prise .•• 8ort of Utah over New MeXICO, San M1yor 0 Flther, Cftllrlftlll lummg Takes bell ontortoln· 1m'lrnvmA 11' 1 fnd ""• Mlddlepert Also Georgta Tech over Jose State over P~clfic and San the guesswork mont buy out or tunrng Ab" nnrtmouth over Yale Duke Georgia over North ID~I~e~go;_;:S::;ta~le;_;;o;;;ve;;r,.Fr;_;;e;;;sn;;:o~Sta~te~=====--'Pioid.iii;;;iP;;io;iil;;;;A;;;;d;;;;v'J, Perfectl y mntclocrt K..,p,nke Wedding Rmgs .•• Holy Cross over Burfalo Corne\J Carolma, Loms1ana State over 11 Color TV dehcatdy carved • ' ' beautofully •tyled .•• some over Columlna Prmceton over MISSISSippi, M a r y l a n d over '" two-toned gold ••• all w11h the famous 1181110 ~ Brown, Delaware over Temple, ~oulb Carolina North carolma M'Gq 1 • in the ring aod 0111he tag. Mame over Colby, C.nnectJcut State over Vtrglnia, Vlfgmoa over New Hampshire, Bates: Tech over p londa State, Tulane • -~--•I over Bowdoin, Amherst over 1over Vanderbilt, Kentucky ove1 Tufts and Rutgers over Booton 1 West Vlrgima, Clemson OVl' uREMEMBER" _ YOU DO NOT NEED 1 V Wake Forest, WilHam and Mary Tho Midwest lover VMI, George Washington TOPAY PARKING METERS Michigan Stale over North 1over Furman and The Cltadof AmR 5 p.M. SATURDAYS ;tl~ • westem-Spartans make II sev· over Davidson en In a row The Soatbweal Harry Miller, Ov.,nar • Purdue over llllnols-Tbls Texas A~. over ArkansasMIDDLEPORT 214 E. MAIN POMEROY 01~!~-~!~ ~~-~ose_!.~:.~. ~~~be!,_~~-~~:• .._~ IIi , S~.:wn I Woman Shot, Killed at Sh a e The. ""'~ ~··d Cllumhos Attending from bile Club of Soutbefl\ •- will be ..R-• affilll8.c _., Globokar, Wal~[~ me•. Sales • ·~> I I yard lwrth vJ•kJDgs ToppIe Tornadoes ' 22 t 0 8 ern will be the Obio annual Ohio~:=~~~ ship conference ber 30, at the 1 !~:assiStance LonJJ Bottom ovel £rom the 4 ,Atteq~: r Pl.~ntes Level By 20-13 Kc Bobcats Wildcats 44-14 I I Et<h~nger Mar~m ~ d~rec· Brown w·IDS I L"JSt•lllg 10 • met~~ Who's Who so~-·cts • ' 't �_ _..._. "i. _ _ _ _,.,.. __ ....... ~ ..........~. ~ .. . --· .. (<, ' ,, Cautions Browns ((A Vi 'N F01eign News Commentary Sjuth African UN Delegates 'Emotional' ' I S89·00 I JJf!lJWIDJ1rn""~ "''-''J-,_ I U111C111111bte these four Jumble'" onf' l~ter to each aquart, to form four ordinary words. 1 . I KJ ]!] WARW I GINBUL ONE MORE WEEK I I w•tdT 50METIME5 I Now arranre the circled lettera to form the 1Urprlse answer, Ill ••n••ted by thubovecartoon. I""~ !GIRLS WHo[j • Y~•• MEN MAKt:. PASSES AT. IGWANO r 'l I I I 1... 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But it is also true that Britain aever would join in sanctions agaiost gold-rich South Africa becaUBe she cannot alford lt, and the U. S. would be most unlikely to do it uoless joined by Britain. Britain has more than $3 billion invested In South Africa and, like the United States, has •• aADual trade advaotage of 1 around $150 million. Overlooked also ill tbe qu.. tlon of administrative costs. South Africa currently ill pouring $200 million a year into Southwest Africa, $75 million I more than the entire adminil· ' trative budget of the UN which already is deeply in debt. For the United State• lhe issue could be both daageroua "'tter 23" GIANT SCREEN ePORTABLE TV lust In! Big screen viewing- yet compact styled to give you finest Zenith TV in every room! New Custom "Penna-Set'' VIIF Fine Tuning! 22,000 Volts of Picture Power! 6'/~' Oval Front Mounted . ~peaker! Zenith Quality Tone Control! See it-Compare the difference Ill Zemth! 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NIM tile The NORDICA-Model 25X4521 1967 el SOLID STATE STEREO 8 SPEAKER STEREO With AM 'FM Stereo FM RADIO =·-------- , . ,) COLOR TV •1 -. . . . , I, The DISCOVERER-Model X1215 I . rao~ If' P£RSONAL SIZ£ ZENITH PORTABLE Endorsement ByACAGroup v._ ~.....,, FREE ROIU-8011T CART wb• you purchase Utis 23'! lENIT\! Pllrtable 1Y dlling Premier Days. Gives you fioost TV viewing in every II Buckwheat Society Notes • • , . I Point Rock ~ocietr Notes WfTH CART produc- All c.hassi1 c.onMections or1tinq dapend&bility 11rvic• PrGblomd The BLAINE -X2310 nltion of safety activitieo was presented to AMii ET State Commander Paul E. Kimes of Sandusky by Highway Safety Director Warren C. (Bud )Nel· son, on behalf of Governor A collection of ldeae turned Rhodes. into a successful alterloon In his proclamation, the gov- the Rio Grande College earn· II ernor stated ,, AMVET forms a pus when approximately 500 lifeline for such efforts" will sons attended tile Outdoor ' • I calls on all safety counctls, Show, Open House, and Bullet IDS local organizations of the Ohio held SU•day' October 23. Committee for Highway Safety, Persons from Manetta, We'll·ll enrorcement agencies and citi· !!ton and many other areas zens throughout the ~tate to Southeasten O~o were on . t Ohio AMVETs in the · for the event wbJCh was tbe :;:;~erance of their objectives. of its kind to be held 01 Campus. Attending the presentation "Beeauae of !be floe l'OSI,Iill, WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Clar- , with CommaAder Kimes ·~ere a repeat perform~nce ol 'll d'd t f 1 Charles Johnson. of Masstllon, lArt . Show will. posstbly be sta11·ll ence E M1eracanlaeor the U. ·8. Hou;e of Represe•ta·l chairman of Ohto AMVET State ied ·~.the. Spnag, 1967, orMieNiut~ll lives from the loth District .Trafftc Safety Commtttee; Wll· Fall, satd Barbara J. d ed Th sd b tb' (liam C Cook, Columbus, chall'· Director of Collese RelatiOII!I. ::.,~~.~~·lor Co~;tit:~onLc~ 1man Ohio Committee . for "It was far beyood the OZjlec>ll lion a bipartisan organization 1Highway Safety, and AdJutant lations of Thomae Lacey, dedlcated to supportins and 1Paul Welsh, AMVETS Depart- ,sistant professor of fine arle preserving constitutional gov.! ment of Ohio, Columbus. who orgamzed the Show, Adjutant Welsh presented myseK as welL" She went • rnmen t. ''Spec! 1 edit The endorsement was an· certificate of merit te Direc· to say, a cr K"'"ll nounced by Executive Director ! tor Nelson in recognition of his to Mrs. J11111es L. Clark, R I Charles A. McManus, who sold i uostlnting effort in brtngtng the Grande, Ollto and :~~~~~ Miller's achievements as may·\ safety message to the attention Wetherholt, owner ol or of Lancaster, Ohio, indica~ of Ohioans, particularly through City Press, Gallipolis, for baD ed the candidate would fight Ithe colllDIRs of the AMVET tde~s ~bleb &larted lhl to "preserve our constitutional I monthly publication. roUmg. · . raml<l form of government" if elect- Nelson, deeply concerned Over 100 palatin~;..10 • ed. . with the soaring death rate on linen and handler.... Miller is opposed by tnclllD- Ohio's highways, said part ol displayed at the Show with · bent Rep. Waller Moeller, the answ~ in combating Ibis ~A~~:'~~~ In the !be carnage Ilea m the voluntary dinln h 1, nd 't f ·tin bnew g a,a assiS ance o orgaruza AS sue Hall Residence Hall. A buffet as AMVETS, and coosr•tula~ also d Ia the dlnlag ed them on the excellent sup- hall wae aerve port given his department. Albany, 0. Route 1 spent FriThere are no natural lakes day eveolDg wilh Mr. and Mrt. in South Carolina,. but power Charlel 1111e By Mrs. J. E. Radoltla dams have formed artificial Mr. and ~ Delbert TrulD811111 Columbia Chapel Church wUii lakes 011 oeveral of !Ia rivera. open! Friday IDOI'IIIng wilb Mr. observe Homecoming Saturday! and Mrs. Charlel Rife. evening with a supper at the· Billy Vatella returned bome . church at 6 p. m., Oct. 29. EV· Friday evening. eryone is cordially invited. Mr. and Mn. Larry Hoffman Mrs. Grace Hensler hae and 8011 Stevie of Albany, Oblo, been in Holzer Hospital the pael Mr. and Mn. Georp Beveridge, week having pins removed from 1r. and daughtat Cslby Jo ol hez hlp. ' Lancaoter, o.,and Mr....~ Mn. Mn. Effie Hoosier has been BY SARAH M. RIFE George Beverld,ge Sr. of New entertaining her brother il!lm George Martin called on Mr. Marshlteld, OhJo 1)10111 Sabll'-11 Huntington the past week. He and Mn. <.1larleo RUe Thursday day evening witil Mr. and Mn. returned home Sunday aooom- afternoon. Charles Rife. , panted by Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Mr. Harry E. Rile and Mr. Mr. and Mn. lloJ LaWIIIII ·vln Wilson and Mn. Hoosier. Francis Knapp. of Johnstown, 0. Nlll I11111Uy ol Deal' Point Root , Laurel Grange enjoyed an spent Friday attem0011 with Mr. spent SUnday wltb Mr. and Mn. eylller ' supper at thelr regular lind llln. Chazles · Rife. Bud Hamy IIICI ~. meeting Lui week. A bread Mr. llid Jln. IUcbard Lee Mn. libel Bile. iln. Barall IJaklng CUIII!sl will be a feature Bite .aftd childrell, JeHrey, Rife and Mn. Dorothy BoUu ll ·IJ!e Nivember IIH!e\ID8. GreJOI')', 11!4 Robin LYM spent were llhclppiJIIID PameNJ Tuel•ll Nellie Vale allmled, a ~~tis~- &PMIQ Willi. ~ mother, Mrt. day. and Prtlesalonal Wamert'a Ethel Rile"W brother 111111e1 Mr. and Mro. 1lollllt llite lllimez Lui week af Olcara II Dale, who apen'l the weekend at ddldren llllbbl and bmll\'f GIUIJIIIIIs. 'lbe occaaiclr waa In his home here. fie )I 4¥"ployed St. AlbaDI, W. apmt ~ ol the Illite J#ealdent' of at Canal Winchester, Ohio. 4ay wtlh 1111 Jl&renll, ,llr., ll1d ...~ ~ r llr. ~W. ii~W.: )Ill ....... 111 ~~ale. r , I ~horlwftl 110 cuefully handwired fur gr.a+er op· and cost_,Y·- Th; period of November 7-12, deslgqated as Ohio AMVET Tralfic Safety Week by Gover. nor Janies A. Rhodes, w I II launrh a year·iong safety cam· palgn In Ohio high schools, sponsored by the State'o 7o AMVET posts. . The proclamation for t h • spectal observ~_c!.._and_recog: is AMERICA'S No. 1 TV Ll.mlted to Adult.li Only. \1 Year-Long Safety Campaign By AMVETS is Launched Art Show at Rio Grande Successful I Summers & Son Now At 104 W. Main St., Pomeroy j j IS COMING! Tcmorrow-Final Day! \ 1 I· ' • . '·~ ~ ;,"fri QHIO vALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING WAIT 11rf ••1 . ... DURING rPDIL NEWSOM whites. resolution that would declare 1 uPJ F'orelp Newt Aaalyst The United States hao joined !the mandate terminated and In "• United Nations; the most other netions of the world ;would order a U.N. administra. delesale of the South /ilrican i• condemnins It, tile United 1 lion to take 0\ltlr republaccused other Afrlcana States more than some others ISouthwest Africa' a of ".rotlonallsm," and he Ibeoause It 1.! richer and oan deiiCe, couldnl have been more rJaht. ' afford lt. I The Africans overlooked a Fori ,among the other 381 But mto It also comes the 1 ber of acticalllles lndep<Ment African states nottr questlo1 of practicality ·~be of these ·Ia IDS . II ]More emotionel than the opposed. to emotionalism. South Africa already buldl subject 01 whtte suprem•cy In this particular caee, theiSouthweat Africa that 11 aci'Oinal :"hichlinS'!?'h Africa Is called h!ack Africans backed by the I' and which, allhough ric~ in I "apartheid. I,...,ailed Afro.Asran bloc asked tentlal mats almost entire! And the subject of the debate .tbe UN General Assembly to po liB 'sul!sld from Sou~ was Southwest Africa and the de•lare that South Africa bad Y extensioa to It of "apartheid," failed in its obligations to ca. the Soutlt African social form Southwest Africa, a former Further, South Africa has' which decress sesregation of German protectorale that it bas served notice II hao no intentioo whites and coloreds and assures governed under a 1920 mandate of rellnquisbiug Ill poeillol, that both polltical aJid economic from the old League of Nations. The African stand placed the power will remain with the They tberefore sousht a tousb Western powers ill 1 difllcult spot. MASON ONLY I DaHy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1966-5 3 ROOMS N'eW Furniture 299 Our Low Price I ~ paoser than Clarldgo allhoug~ Rubke was moved up In thel But there Is still the po!!llbll· ~ hess consistent Green Bay game when Joe ' lty that the Falcon! may pllll 1 The IJ'OWI"i p~~ln• belno :!:l~ Szczecko waa sidelined with an themselves · together ler 1 bill . l~~rtil , by 'lhe ratcona ean be.,.. Injury. Joe had taken over when effort and OYtlrpower an una111o CLEVJ.;I .ANIJ ' ·UPil -CI 'ue · Cl 'd ta ••• th 1 1 · .. a' ""· ,,· "I . 1 ~tj\d', but they cprne at a Guy Reece Injured his leg. peetblg QPponent. eve- nn1s art ge s r~ e as 1oo, e er' says. JUS time w.hen stronger NFL teams -;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;:::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:.:;:;;;:===:::; land Browns's coae.b Blanton three. !hough! I'd give ,Randy another a . , 1· k fflcie Collier is cautionilli his squad "I'm not blaming the quarter· shol •' lt." . ~~ k~ e a :;"~oua eon. aga:nst OYerconijdence In SUn· .backs for our sh01flllg because Wroag Time For G'I'WIDI Pafu dillon~ r:anam th~ flrst da days game with the 1\tlanta we hav~ defensive . problema, Johnson Is consider"!! a better of tral~n~ !ch save the Far. .. I . li'l\lc••": ln~·raJl\l!ns team In , COlis stamina lllfoug.~ pr~-sea· Ill• N~tion~l Football League. . , , Altho h th 111dil~ 00 Despite losses in all seven \1 L' m L sames. US ey games thi; ·season, ·Falcons' score much, their defense held 1,.:.: W ONLY 5 Coach Norb Hecker isn't dis· opponents In I check and the This convertible jet pump il compnrt. E>fficient and dependcoonting the possibility of up· P.T.A. CARr... VAL !sroup will have a Halloween 1scores were c ose. SSO.OO lloWft - Ilion" on able A com•enicnt bolt~on Conv•nltnt Ttrftll setting '". meone this .Y . ear. ' Jtile.li>Nq Haven P.T.A. will \ · Party at the home of J u d Y 1 . Hecker feels the blssest prob- ' f' jc-dor is e-asily repositioned And nothing wouJd ,please him twfJ'' tbeir ·annual H~oween La they: Novembel' 5\b The lem now is the lack of a good f:r .shallow or deep wdl Service. Assembly is complete with 1 , ilutn upeodi"8 the Carnival at the Elementary 'County Achievement Banquet passing rush. His scouts are pump, 1. ~ hp motor.. ejcL-tor, 13' · the team he cht~red School' on Friday and Saturday, I will be held at Ordnance School: searehl"8 the college campuses 1 gallon pressure tank, pressure for while attending Olmstead October 28th and 29th. The food November 8th a Prosram . on, f\lr big muscular men who FURNiTURE CO. regulnting \·;dv e, pressure Falls High School and &ldwin· stand will , o pen each evening Safety will bt beld at Mil8on mtaht be quarterback material 1 MASON, W. VA.. .sw1tc h . a r· t'harger and 1'" Wallace College. at 5 p.m. and will feature soup. I Community Building. \ Injurleo have also hurt !be b F1"s foot vnl ve. This is the pl'rfl•d pump fo r iarm or sub"We've played pretty well at sandwiches and desserts. Other 1 F bere we FFal~co~ns~'~d~ef~en~sl~v:!e~lln~e::._:Kar~~l~~~~~~~========:::.:=-~-=-.:..:~:..:=ur b:m home. times, particularly in the early stands Which include Country ' ~~ .n~~ lmheml b• :' ac.la .:. · 0 f lh " h Sto Se . Sho Flower cepIDw e u · ,.nil" part o e game. e says. .re. wmg p, Sayre Eddie Sayre Janet Say· "Time catches up with us, Shop, Home Made Candy and re and Geor e' Hoffman. though, and the experience of Candy Apples, Fish Pond, Bal· g , the other team shows." loon Dart Game, Spook Room, Arthur Thabet, owner' • oper· ' His major move before the Silhouettes, Fortune Telling, ator, of the New Haven Ben Browns in'"asion is the return 1 Balloons, Pocket Lady, R inS IFranklin Store announced that of Randy Johnson to the starl· I Toss, Pick·A·Number, Sock , they will hold a Grand Opening ing job at qw;rterbark. llop, Cotton Candy · a nd Popenm 1 sale on October 'll, 28 and 29th , EDWARD BAER. OWNER Johnson, a 22-year-old bonus will open each evening at 6 ; to announce the completely newE. Second 992-2036 Pomeroy boy from Te:<as A. and 1., start· p.m. Regis~r each even.ing for i Jy eq.ui~ped and ~odr.rn store. ~~~~~~~"':':~:""":::"=- I ed the firsl four games while the door pmes to be gmn a· Attracttve glfta Will be present;: way. ed to all adull shoppers and I SEWING CLUR I their children, The store Is comThe Sewing Club met on pletely self·semce with spacTuesday afternoon at the home ious aisles and modern lighting, of Mrs. Howard Wagenhals. WIN ONE CLASS }' Those attending were Mrs. L. The Win One Class of the New , C. Housh. ~.": W. T. Ston~ Haven E.U.B. Church met on Mrs. L. A. omtth, Mrs. Fr Monday evening at the Church · Batey, Mrs. Harold Jobnson, for their regular meetins and a T Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. John Taffy Pull. f Frv, Mrs. 0tt1e Roush, · and I ', M.rs. Wagenhals. The next Harold Bumgarner, president. · meeting will be on November 1 presided, DevoUons were led 1st at the borne of Mrs, Herman by Harry Pickens. The Quar· ' Layne. let: Rev. Martin I!J!risford, , VEilNON STAR DUSTERS Harold Bumgarner, Charles I·H CLUB Weaver and Mrs. Harold Bum· The Vernon Star Dusters 4-H garner ••ng two selections, i , Club mft on Wednesday even· I , 1 1 ing and attended the Revival I Games were played and tltose , I serv 1ces at the Union E.U B. 1attending were Mr. and Mrs. I , Church. Afterwards, they. met , Harry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. ! ! at the home or Sue Anna B!lm- 1Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs I ' garner for lht>ir regular meet. : Harry Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. 1 ing. . , Harold Bumgarner, Mr. and I Officers for the year were Mrs. "rom Hoffman, Rev. Mar- ! electe<t : Marlene 1\oush, Pres· !in Berisford and Andy, Mrs. ~ idenl; Judy Lathey, Vice Pres· Harry Huffman, Charle> Wea· ident; Eleanor Roush, ~cr~- · ver, ~rs. Eugene .Hudnall. I tary; Sue Ann Bumgarner Trea· AVALANCHE CLUB surer: Barry Haynes, Reporter; The Avalanche Home Dem· l Judy Lathey, Song Leader: Bob· . onstration Club met at ~orne of by Roush and Conme Hoffman, Mrs. Hattie Meed for !heir reg· I RecreatiOn. . ular meeting. Devotions wde The followmg announcements led by Bea Thompson. I were made' October Slst the , i Officers for the coming year were selected: President Lleula Roush, Vice President M". Donald Hayn.,, Secretary - Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Treasurer - M". John Smith; Rec· reation - Mrs. L!o Thompson. 0 They announced that the sroup cleared $100 on their lea· 0 tival held recently. M". Har.ry Staats read the deed for th• club housr they purchased and ' trustees were named: Mrs. Har·( • ry Staats, Mr. Leo Thompson and Hattie Reed. ·~ Those attending were M r 1. Donald Haynes, Mrs. Lleulo Roush, Garnett Roush, Mr s. 1ohn Smith, Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Ray Thompson, Mrs. Leo 1 Thompson, Mrs. Albert Thorn(> son, Mrs. Abagail Thompson, and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. ANNOUNCE ENAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Adrtan Lathey of Vernon Road, Letart, W. Va. are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daushter, Linda Andrlna, to Frank Capehart Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capehart, Jr. of 116 Park Drive, Point Pleasant, W. Va. / Miss Lalhey was sraduated ·-. from Wabama Hig!l School and is now attendlns Glenville State Teachers Collese, Glenville, W. Va .. where she is ma· joring in VocaUonal Home Economics. She is a IIIM!mber and officer of Phi Delio Phi Soror· . tty and a member of the Stu- 1 den is Educa~oil . Association. Mr. Capehart w,as sraduated FL~ME from Point Pleasant H I g h School and received llis AB desree from Furman Unlver· W<dnut Finish sity at Greenville, s. C. He ~s Special Prices On All Wurlitzer Organs a 1111lmber ot' Tau Kappa Epsl· . . . . . . . ..... . Mom's new flame gives her someGn ranges becaUit Gil cooks bltttr" ion Fraternity, Bend Rotary thing In common with a pretty ox· than el~riclty ... makes food taatt Ch e rry F" 11ish Club, West VIrginia Fair AssOciting crowd-over 90% of all of the better and look more appttlzlna. The ONLY $20.00 DOWN ciation and served as .president ~ ;.,~, professional chefs. 1,001 lhedes of htlt that 41nly 1 mod· $6.00 WEEKLY of the Mason County Fair Board Retu,n Rental - Reg. $795 Gulbransen 1 Domon&trotor-Uoed Only 6 Mo. They're all cooklnc with Gas. For ern Gaa ran1a can alve leta them-and Mr. Capehart Ia a teacher and I ,;,.~,., .. ... . you-bake, broil, braise, ..me, Iimseveral sound reasons. coach a~;~~~cr~~ School ! mer or stew with compll,tt control. Gas cooks faster than el~rlclty. 40 Console New Wurliher Delegate 8rerry Jones was . Chefs who supervise the preparation of People who cook for 1 mteurant ONLY $20.00 DOWN-$3.00 WE!EKL Y ""J<:e S"i"et guest speaker at the dinner 1 hundreds of meals a day lust haven't full of dlscrlmlnatlnc prmets-and Reg. $1275 Hommond Spinet t ON A NEW WURLITlfR ~~~:;~y·of tho. Rotary club on : people who cook tor 1 kitchen full ot time to Wllit for pokQ ol~ric ran·ps .. ::JVe • 40" SPINET PIANO :1 evening. Delelfate l ~;~tM_.,_ _ hungry klds-.know they Cln count 011 to heat up or cool down. ·Jones discussed and nplalned ' Gas raneet to let them lie lht good These men and women whose repu· SAVE $200 ON NEW PLAYER PIANO rtve constitutional amend· · eSpecial Term&, $5 Down, Months To Pay cookt thej •re. lations depend on !heir cookini chooat ments to be voted on at I h e November 8th election in Weal • Com• In and Register For frM Eledric Guitor. No Purchoso Noc:flsory VIrginia. Those atlending were Donald Foglesons, Kerman Layne, DoDLOCATED AT aid F. 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But it is also true that Britain aever would join in sanctions agaiost gold-rich South Africa becaUBe she cannot alford lt, and the U. S. would be most unlikely to do it uoless joined by Britain. Britain has more than $3 billion invested In South Africa and, like the United States, has •• aADual trade advaotage of 1 around $150 million. Overlooked also ill tbe qu.. tlon of administrative costs. South Africa currently ill pouring $200 million a year into Southwest Africa, $75 million I more than the entire adminil· ' trative budget of the UN which already is deeply in debt. For the United State• lhe issue could be both daageroua "'tter 23" GIANT SCREEN ePORTABLE TV lust In! Big screen viewing- yet compact styled to give you finest Zenith TV in every room! New Custom "Penna-Set'' VIIF Fine Tuning! 22,000 Volts of Picture Power! 6'/~' Oval Front Mounted . ~peaker! Zenith Quality Tone Control! See it-Compare the difference Ill Zemth! 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(Bud )Nel· son, on behalf of Governor A collection of ldeae turned Rhodes. into a successful alterloon In his proclamation, the gov- the Rio Grande College earn· II ernor stated ,, AMVET forms a pus when approximately 500 lifeline for such efforts" will sons attended tile Outdoor ' • I calls on all safety counctls, Show, Open House, and Bullet IDS local organizations of the Ohio held SU•day' October 23. Committee for Highway Safety, Persons from Manetta, We'll·ll enrorcement agencies and citi· !!ton and many other areas zens throughout the ~tate to Southeasten O~o were on . t Ohio AMVETs in the · for the event wbJCh was tbe :;:;~erance of their objectives. of its kind to be held 01 Campus. Attending the presentation "Beeauae of !be floe l'OSI,Iill, WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Clar- , with CommaAder Kimes ·~ere a repeat perform~nce ol 'll d'd t f 1 Charles Johnson. of Masstllon, lArt . Show will. posstbly be sta11·ll ence E M1eracanlaeor the U. ·8. Hou;e of Represe•ta·l chairman of Ohto AMVET State ied ·~.the. Spnag, 1967, orMieNiut~ll lives from the loth District .Trafftc Safety Commtttee; Wll· Fall, satd Barbara J. d ed Th sd b tb' (liam C Cook, Columbus, chall'· Director of Collese RelatiOII!I. ::.,~~.~~·lor Co~;tit:~onLc~ 1man Ohio Committee . for "It was far beyood the OZjlec>ll lion a bipartisan organization 1Highway Safety, and AdJutant lations of Thomae Lacey, dedlcated to supportins and 1Paul Welsh, AMVETS Depart- ,sistant professor of fine arle preserving constitutional gov.! ment of Ohio, Columbus. who orgamzed the Show, Adjutant Welsh presented myseK as welL" She went • rnmen t. ''Spec! 1 edit The endorsement was an· certificate of merit te Direc· to say, a cr K"'"ll nounced by Executive Director ! tor Nelson in recognition of his to Mrs. J11111es L. Clark, R I Charles A. McManus, who sold i uostlnting effort in brtngtng the Grande, Ollto and :~~~~~ Miller's achievements as may·\ safety message to the attention Wetherholt, owner ol or of Lancaster, Ohio, indica~ of Ohioans, particularly through City Press, Gallipolis, for baD ed the candidate would fight Ithe colllDIRs of the AMVET tde~s ~bleb &larted lhl to "preserve our constitutional I monthly publication. roUmg. · . raml<l form of government" if elect- Nelson, deeply concerned Over 100 palatin~;..10 • ed. . with the soaring death rate on linen and handler.... Miller is opposed by tnclllD- Ohio's highways, said part ol displayed at the Show with · bent Rep. Waller Moeller, the answ~ in combating Ibis ~A~~:'~~~ In the !be carnage Ilea m the voluntary dinln h 1, nd 't f ·tin bnew g a,a assiS ance o orgaruza AS sue Hall Residence Hall. A buffet as AMVETS, and coosr•tula~ also d Ia the dlnlag ed them on the excellent sup- hall wae aerve port given his department. Albany, 0. Route 1 spent FriThere are no natural lakes day eveolDg wilh Mr. and Mrt. in South Carolina,. but power Charlel 1111e By Mrs. J. E. Radoltla dams have formed artificial Mr. and ~ Delbert TrulD811111 Columbia Chapel Church wUii lakes 011 oeveral of !Ia rivera. open! Friday IDOI'IIIng wilb Mr. observe Homecoming Saturday! and Mrs. Charlel Rife. evening with a supper at the· Billy Vatella returned bome . church at 6 p. m., Oct. 29. EV· Friday evening. eryone is cordially invited. Mr. and Mn. Larry Hoffman Mrs. Grace Hensler hae and 8011 Stevie of Albany, Oblo, been in Holzer Hospital the pael Mr. and Mn. Georp Beveridge, week having pins removed from 1r. and daughtat Cslby Jo ol hez hlp. ' Lancaoter, o.,and Mr....~ Mn. Mn. Effie Hoosier has been BY SARAH M. RIFE George Beverld,ge Sr. of New entertaining her brother il!lm George Martin called on Mr. Marshlteld, OhJo 1)10111 Sabll'-11 Huntington the past week. He and Mn. <.1larleo RUe Thursday day evening witil Mr. and Mn. returned home Sunday aooom- afternoon. Charles Rife. , panted by Mr. and Mrs. Mar· Mr. Harry E. Rile and Mr. Mr. and Mn. lloJ LaWIIIII ·vln Wilson and Mn. Hoosier. Francis Knapp. of Johnstown, 0. Nlll I11111Uy ol Deal' Point Root , Laurel Grange enjoyed an spent Friday attem0011 with Mr. spent SUnday wltb Mr. and Mn. eylller ' supper at thelr regular lind llln. Chazles · Rife. Bud Hamy IIICI ~. meeting Lui week. A bread Mr. llid Jln. IUcbard Lee Mn. libel Bile. iln. Barall IJaklng CUIII!sl will be a feature Bite .aftd childrell, JeHrey, Rife and Mn. Dorothy BoUu ll ·IJ!e Nivember IIH!e\ID8. GreJOI')', 11!4 Robin LYM spent were llhclppiJIIID PameNJ Tuel•ll Nellie Vale allmled, a ~~tis~- &PMIQ Willi. ~ mother, Mrt. day. and Prtlesalonal Wamert'a Ethel Rile"W brother 111111e1 Mr. and Mro. 1lollllt llite lllimez Lui week af Olcara II Dale, who apen'l the weekend at ddldren llllbbl and bmll\'f GIUIJIIIIIs. 'lbe occaaiclr waa In his home here. fie )I 4¥"ployed St. AlbaDI, W. apmt ~ ol the Illite J#ealdent' of at Canal Winchester, Ohio. 4ay wtlh 1111 Jl&renll, ,llr., ll1d ...~ ~ r llr. ~W. ii~W.: )Ill ....... 111 ~~ale. r , I ~horlwftl 110 cuefully handwired fur gr.a+er op· and cost_,Y·- Th; period of November 7-12, deslgqated as Ohio AMVET Tralfic Safety Week by Gover. nor Janies A. Rhodes, w I II launrh a year·iong safety cam· palgn In Ohio high schools, sponsored by the State'o 7o AMVET posts. . The proclamation for t h • spectal observ~_c!.._and_recog: is AMERICA'S No. 1 TV Ll.mlted to Adult.li Only. \1 Year-Long Safety Campaign By AMVETS is Launched Art Show at Rio Grande Successful I Summers & Son Now At 104 W. Main St., Pomeroy j j IS COMING! Tcmorrow-Final Day! \ 1 I· ' • . '·~ ~ ;,"fri QHIO vALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING WAIT 11rf ••1 . ... DURING rPDIL NEWSOM whites. resolution that would declare 1 uPJ F'orelp Newt Aaalyst The United States hao joined !the mandate terminated and In "• United Nations; the most other netions of the world ;would order a U.N. administra. delesale of the South /ilrican i• condemnins It, tile United 1 lion to take 0\ltlr republaccused other Afrlcana States more than some others ISouthwest Africa' a of ".rotlonallsm," and he Ibeoause It 1.! richer and oan deiiCe, couldnl have been more rJaht. ' afford lt. I The Africans overlooked a Fori ,among the other 381 But mto It also comes the 1 ber of acticalllles lndep<Ment African states nottr questlo1 of practicality ·~be of these ·Ia IDS . II ]More emotionel than the opposed. to emotionalism. South Africa already buldl subject 01 whtte suprem•cy In this particular caee, theiSouthweat Africa that 11 aci'Oinal :"hichlinS'!?'h Africa Is called h!ack Africans backed by the I' and which, allhough ric~ in I "apartheid. I,...,ailed Afro.Asran bloc asked tentlal mats almost entire! And the subject of the debate .tbe UN General Assembly to po liB 'sul!sld from Sou~ was Southwest Africa and the de•lare that South Africa bad Y extensioa to It of "apartheid," failed in its obligations to ca. the Soutlt African social form Southwest Africa, a former Further, South Africa has' which decress sesregation of German protectorale that it bas served notice II hao no intentioo whites and coloreds and assures governed under a 1920 mandate of rellnquisbiug Ill poeillol, that both polltical aJid economic from the old League of Nations. The African stand placed the power will remain with the They tberefore sousht a tousb Western powers ill 1 difllcult spot. MASON ONLY I DaHy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1966-5 3 ROOMS N'eW Furniture 299 Our Low Price I ~ paoser than Clarldgo allhoug~ Rubke was moved up In thel But there Is still the po!!llbll· ~ hess consistent Green Bay game when Joe ' lty that the Falcon! may pllll 1 The IJ'OWI"i p~~ln• belno :!:l~ Szczecko waa sidelined with an themselves · together ler 1 bill . l~~rtil , by 'lhe ratcona ean be.,.. Injury. Joe had taken over when effort and OYtlrpower an una111o CLEVJ.;I .ANIJ ' ·UPil -CI 'ue · Cl 'd ta ••• th 1 1 · .. a' ""· ,,· "I . 1 ~tj\d', but they cprne at a Guy Reece Injured his leg. peetblg QPponent. eve- nn1s art ge s r~ e as 1oo, e er' says. JUS time w.hen stronger NFL teams -;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::;:::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:.:;:;;;:===:::; land Browns's coae.b Blanton three. !hough! I'd give ,Randy another a . , 1· k fflcie Collier is cautionilli his squad "I'm not blaming the quarter· shol •' lt." . ~~ k~ e a :;"~oua eon. aga:nst OYerconijdence In SUn· .backs for our sh01flllg because Wroag Time For G'I'WIDI Pafu dillon~ r:anam th~ flrst da days game with the 1\tlanta we hav~ defensive . problema, Johnson Is consider"!! a better of tral~n~ !ch save the Far. .. I . li'l\lc••": ln~·raJl\l!ns team In , COlis stamina lllfoug.~ pr~-sea· Ill• N~tion~l Football League. . , , Altho h th 111dil~ 00 Despite losses in all seven \1 L' m L sames. US ey games thi; ·season, ·Falcons' score much, their defense held 1,.:.: W ONLY 5 Coach Norb Hecker isn't dis· opponents In I check and the This convertible jet pump il compnrt. E>fficient and dependcoonting the possibility of up· P.T.A. CARr... VAL !sroup will have a Halloween 1scores were c ose. SSO.OO lloWft - Ilion" on able A com•enicnt bolt~on Conv•nltnt Ttrftll setting '". meone this .Y . ear. ' Jtile.li>Nq Haven P.T.A. will \ · Party at the home of J u d Y 1 . Hecker feels the blssest prob- ' f' jc-dor is e-asily repositioned And nothing wouJd ,please him twfJ'' tbeir ·annual H~oween La they: Novembel' 5\b The lem now is the lack of a good f:r .shallow or deep wdl Service. Assembly is complete with 1 , ilutn upeodi"8 the Carnival at the Elementary 'County Achievement Banquet passing rush. His scouts are pump, 1. ~ hp motor.. ejcL-tor, 13' · the team he cht~red School' on Friday and Saturday, I will be held at Ordnance School: searehl"8 the college campuses 1 gallon pressure tank, pressure for while attending Olmstead October 28th and 29th. The food November 8th a Prosram . on, f\lr big muscular men who FURNiTURE CO. regulnting \·;dv e, pressure Falls High School and &ldwin· stand will , o pen each evening Safety will bt beld at Mil8on mtaht be quarterback material 1 MASON, W. VA.. .sw1tc h . a r· t'harger and 1'" Wallace College. at 5 p.m. and will feature soup. I Community Building. \ Injurleo have also hurt !be b F1"s foot vnl ve. This is the pl'rfl•d pump fo r iarm or sub"We've played pretty well at sandwiches and desserts. Other 1 F bere we FFal~co~ns~'~d~ef~en~sl~v:!e~lln~e::._:Kar~~l~~~~~~~========:::.:=-~-=-.:..:~:..:=ur b:m home. times, particularly in the early stands Which include Country ' ~~ .n~~ lmheml b• :' ac.la .:. · 0 f lh " h Sto Se . Sho Flower cepIDw e u · ,.nil" part o e game. e says. .re. wmg p, Sayre Eddie Sayre Janet Say· "Time catches up with us, Shop, Home Made Candy and re and Geor e' Hoffman. though, and the experience of Candy Apples, Fish Pond, Bal· g , the other team shows." loon Dart Game, Spook Room, Arthur Thabet, owner' • oper· ' His major move before the Silhouettes, Fortune Telling, ator, of the New Haven Ben Browns in'"asion is the return 1 Balloons, Pocket Lady, R inS IFranklin Store announced that of Randy Johnson to the starl· I Toss, Pick·A·Number, Sock , they will hold a Grand Opening ing job at qw;rterbark. llop, Cotton Candy · a nd Popenm 1 sale on October 'll, 28 and 29th , EDWARD BAER. OWNER Johnson, a 22-year-old bonus will open each evening at 6 ; to announce the completely newE. Second 992-2036 Pomeroy boy from Te:<as A. and 1., start· p.m. Regis~r each even.ing for i Jy eq.ui~ped and ~odr.rn store. ~~~~~~~"':':~:""":::"=- I ed the firsl four games while the door pmes to be gmn a· Attracttve glfta Will be present;: way. ed to all adull shoppers and I SEWING CLUR I their children, The store Is comThe Sewing Club met on pletely self·semce with spacTuesday afternoon at the home ious aisles and modern lighting, of Mrs. Howard Wagenhals. WIN ONE CLASS }' Those attending were Mrs. L. The Win One Class of the New , C. Housh. ~.": W. T. Ston~ Haven E.U.B. Church met on Mrs. L. A. omtth, Mrs. Fr Monday evening at the Church · Batey, Mrs. Harold Jobnson, for their regular meetins and a T Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Mrs. John Taffy Pull. f Frv, Mrs. 0tt1e Roush, · and I ', M.rs. Wagenhals. The next Harold Bumgarner, president. · meeting will be on November 1 presided, DevoUons were led 1st at the borne of Mrs, Herman by Harry Pickens. The Quar· ' Layne. let: Rev. Martin I!J!risford, , VEilNON STAR DUSTERS Harold Bumgarner, Charles I·H CLUB Weaver and Mrs. Harold Bum· The Vernon Star Dusters 4-H garner ••ng two selections, i , Club mft on Wednesday even· I , 1 1 ing and attended the Revival I Games were played and tltose , I serv 1ces at the Union E.U B. 1attending were Mr. and Mrs. I , Church. Afterwards, they. met , Harry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. ! ! at the home or Sue Anna B!lm- 1Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs I ' garner for lht>ir regular meet. : Harry Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. 1 ing. . , Harold Bumgarner, Mr. and I Officers for the year were Mrs. "rom Hoffman, Rev. Mar- ! electe<t : Marlene 1\oush, Pres· !in Berisford and Andy, Mrs. ~ idenl; Judy Lathey, Vice Pres· Harry Huffman, Charle> Wea· ident; Eleanor Roush, ~cr~- · ver, ~rs. Eugene .Hudnall. I tary; Sue Ann Bumgarner Trea· AVALANCHE CLUB surer: Barry Haynes, Reporter; The Avalanche Home Dem· l Judy Lathey, Song Leader: Bob· . onstration Club met at ~orne of by Roush and Conme Hoffman, Mrs. Hattie Meed for !heir reg· I RecreatiOn. . ular meeting. Devotions wde The followmg announcements led by Bea Thompson. I were made' October Slst the , i Officers for the coming year were selected: President Lleula Roush, Vice President M". Donald Hayn.,, Secretary - Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Treasurer - M". John Smith; Rec· reation - Mrs. L!o Thompson. 0 They announced that the sroup cleared $100 on their lea· 0 tival held recently. M". Har.ry Staats read the deed for th• club housr they purchased and ' trustees were named: Mrs. Har·( • ry Staats, Mr. Leo Thompson and Hattie Reed. ·~ Those attending were M r 1. Donald Haynes, Mrs. Lleulo Roush, Garnett Roush, Mr s. 1ohn Smith, Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Ray Thompson, Mrs. Leo 1 Thompson, Mrs. Albert Thorn(> son, Mrs. Abagail Thompson, and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. ANNOUNCE ENAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Adrtan Lathey of Vernon Road, Letart, W. Va. are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daushter, Linda Andrlna, to Frank Capehart Ill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capehart, Jr. of 116 Park Drive, Point Pleasant, W. Va. / Miss Lalhey was sraduated ·-. from Wabama Hig!l School and is now attendlns Glenville State Teachers Collese, Glenville, W. Va .. where she is ma· joring in VocaUonal Home Economics. She is a IIIM!mber and officer of Phi Delio Phi Soror· . tty and a member of the Stu- 1 den is Educa~oil . Association. Mr. Capehart w,as sraduated FL~ME from Point Pleasant H I g h School and received llis AB desree from Furman Unlver· W<dnut Finish sity at Greenville, s. C. He ~s Special Prices On All Wurlitzer Organs a 1111lmber ot' Tau Kappa Epsl· . . . . . . . ..... . Mom's new flame gives her someGn ranges becaUit Gil cooks bltttr" ion Fraternity, Bend Rotary thing In common with a pretty ox· than el~riclty ... makes food taatt Ch e rry F" 11ish Club, West VIrginia Fair AssOciting crowd-over 90% of all of the better and look more appttlzlna. The ONLY $20.00 DOWN ciation and served as .president ~ ;.,~, professional chefs. 1,001 lhedes of htlt that 41nly 1 mod· $6.00 WEEKLY of the Mason County Fair Board Retu,n Rental - Reg. $795 Gulbransen 1 Domon&trotor-Uoed Only 6 Mo. They're all cooklnc with Gas. For ern Gaa ran1a can alve leta them-and Mr. Capehart Ia a teacher and I ,;,.~,., .. ... . you-bake, broil, braise, ..me, Iimseveral sound reasons. coach a~;~~~cr~~ School ! mer or stew with compll,tt control. Gas cooks faster than el~rlclty. 40 Console New Wurliher Delegate 8rerry Jones was . Chefs who supervise the preparation of People who cook for 1 mteurant ONLY $20.00 DOWN-$3.00 WE!EKL Y ""J<:e S"i"et guest speaker at the dinner 1 hundreds of meals a day lust haven't full of dlscrlmlnatlnc prmets-and Reg. $1275 Hommond Spinet t ON A NEW WURLITlfR ~~~:;~y·of tho. Rotary club on : people who cook tor 1 kitchen full ot time to Wllit for pokQ ol~ric ran·ps .. ::JVe • 40" SPINET PIANO :1 evening. Delelfate l ~;~tM_.,_ _ hungry klds-.know they Cln count 011 to heat up or cool down. ·Jones discussed and nplalned ' Gas raneet to let them lie lht good These men and women whose repu· SAVE $200 ON NEW PLAYER PIANO rtve constitutional amend· · eSpecial Term&, $5 Down, Months To Pay cookt thej •re. lations depend on !heir cookini chooat ments to be voted on at I h e November 8th election in Weal • Com• In and Register For frM Eledric Guitor. No Purchoso Noc:flsory VIrginia. Those atlending were Donald Foglesons, Kerman Layne, DoDLOCATED AT aid F. Roush, Lloyd Ralllh, R~ cllard Ord, Jack Flesher, Clydt ~'oley, Rome Williamson, Ra,. . sell Cspehart, Hal'r)l MIUer, Edwin Stein, Arthur Thabet, Ralph Whitmore, Bob GUmore1 tt.NK Of'-...,.., .. n-ee. VQU ~ DQ WITH 1M NIIIICt YOU Mw. ... . . _ THI ~WI b . . Frank Capehart, Rev. Mal'c!il I Troush, Karl Wiles, Mel Clara, and Nelson Jennlnp, JO PUMP •,·.- ~ • · A Joll for a • ...... .... ...... .......... ... A new world ot stereo awaits you now at .vour Zenith dealers! A home entertainment center with Its FM / AM S1ereo FM radio! MagnHicent cabinets that enhance any decor. Prwes Lo fJt any loudget! See tbe new Zenitl- Solid State Stereo for 1967 now! The KIRSTEN-Model X940 '\ '· ·. .·.·I TWIN 6\'z" SPEAKER ZENITH PORTABLE STEREO with FREE RoU·A·Cart and Stereo Library Have ftnest Zenith 1tereo muaie wherever you go wtttl thl1 quality Zenith portable! Features new solid state amplifier and 1tereo preclaion .record changer. . ,. , FlEE $25 STEREO LIBRARY INCLUDES Po'p1lar St'efeo Albums-All Top Favorites The BAND LEAOER:...Model X550 WHY NOT GET THE BfST7 ••• ' ' I ' • \i I , .~ ... . 992-2635 ' ,, ... Mlclclleport . ..,.•_.,..____..,....,______________...........,.....,....__w...,..,._'""!.._i..;.;__....,_._....._____..._.__~ �., • l I -R. Dear Helem I wa lD higb school whell Ibis happeoed, I fell ID ~ with I 19-year.old, and wbell I b H him we had lo let married, 111 ' Y ef.n llottel kept puttiJIB It ott. Chrislmat and New Year's paued, ll1d we T-1hirt, unless, of COUI'II, 11'1 were filii unwed. worn on Ole oulllde wltb Then I met a ltllow who Dear Helen: stretch-jeana. And they lnllll on tened to my ln>ublea. Whlll Our daughter is at the "awk· hall-slips !like their older sls • man loulld out, ht s~pod waro age": too old for wider· ters have). I'm discovering il of the picture and left me ex· lbirt> and too you111 for bra's. 11 very n.... •ary to adolescent lpecting his baby. ¥ou pr.Oably know Jl-12-year . to wear the underwelf The """nd <I hadn't seen ohls be caught dead all the other girls are wearing, IInce) found tbilt I Wll IICIIII, r--J............,...,..............,,I~o~ that they take showers In 10 he b~lk• hho '"ill!tment to junior high. · another girl and liked me to BRING THE BEAUTY So that lqves "cami!JOies" marry him. He toot 1110 to OF FALL COLOR and just try to find themf Be- his family and I never carr1e I II I did lind one, or made back. Hove been Hving INTO YOUR HOME wouldn't wear It- ever sintt. ft's ·!OW seven yeo1osl ·::. WITH A girls would laugh: and three children later, ultimate degradation In 1 every time I suggest that pre-teen's fra&ile world. should get married, ht bas In desJeraUoo (really," she oxeuee to put It off. I don't like MUST have someltlina beneatb to press matters, as he does her blouses), 1 bought a "flrot rlshl by me, but I'd feel better bra," a nat band with stretch· with a Ucense. . should the need ari,., _I know common-law ma,.. ~----- rti-DlU, hnlf!!el, PGb!eJoJ'Jikldlopart, 0., Oat. .. - • HELEN HELP US! 111i11YIIn!lblil, ~tt, 0., Oct. 28, 1968-7 ,, • ·December 1 Bazaar Being P. _, Llgll Notice • -t--- tdili SftiU~ - - 01 llfllflf•IU·~ --, .......... ~~= ........... ,· lored Flowers and Cattails rranged in A Variety of decorative Containers EY'S 59 My mui.her ht. thto ceiliDIJ. riages a~ recopi~ in . wshe ha<lled out articles blast!nB •tate. Is 1! worthwhile pushmg for pushing dlelr dau· ror a r••l one' - ALMOST into adulthood too soon. WED even owelt on teen madri· Dear A.W.: ages, an<1 unwfo motherhQOd! Perhaps your H . eavens 1o 8etay-our Cy nthY husband doesn't know tbat " a 12-year-old tomboy who al· can have a marriage so geta straight A's, and without your doesn't much c~re for boys . for license" cause they wont let her play m newspapers. Assure you tile Little League. can ~rrange a wedding with no Am I an unnatural mother! publicity (ask your mmister And I_hope olher mothers will he'll tell you the details I and 1 wnle 1~ and tell me how THEY Ill ink you'll soon have !bat longWith the "awkward sge." overdue MRS. degree _ H - BRA-BEAT Dear Helen: . . Dear Bra-Beat· , · Twenty years ago (before 1 !IHC:lNE 992·5560 older people eet ·cu•ed of being the father of 0 mixed up wtth fact. baby. He wouldn't marry the girl because there was aouot. Just recently 1 1 he had hired tilt a private Itective 1o find 1 I ' ' f'luNJ< ANI' A 1'11"~ 11o41'tlt/'-- othw ...., Mvlo mad• by lhlo dependable divlol'"' of Nunn-Bu,.;,. '!'rust Edgertons for itamlna and aoo<ilooka. OullelllDJ o...-y ~- MAimN HACKe~ /ZO t:!NPA'C/1 50 1 B d 0 ..no woy j 1/ " • lOire · NEW YvRK Maureen o· Hara .. t with us in S&rdi's and we heard someone say off to one side ''You know •he may be the ~ost beautiful• woman in lhe world ," and who is ther~ to argue ihat undtrslatement. There she sst · • bl k 1o . Ollt but not ror /mor::nt ;;~. gar dress wl~l Eire·IJ'een emer· · aid eamngs and pin set against ~wmonds and none of them ' New York Clothing H~~ U If ·1".ghting-rcd '" """dhair someand "' th e bably never) and to "''ITIPII•-,pecc: " 1J 'I . "' menta on the boauty of her "• skm. belmished skin, Maureen ·-· 11 She wore no makeup at ed •imple, •md without boast ''xcept a ~li_?ht .. ,'~sh of modeaty, ''My mother gave and a tiny touch' ol. ook st ~.::.;.The rest is soap 11g dl dg · :~· ~a ant ~ i'llg~ Maureen never use• traction um~r a 11~PI makeup than that Hpstlck~~=:ll s 0 IW • and touch of eye • IUnk, thc,ghts (bas ohe ever when lhe's on televisloo, an unexpressed thought1 I eo or camera• miJht wash Photoeopy 1ndustry s. toeks Look Good th 0 Xerox Down she summons malteup tycotOn II Ernie Adler to her performances to gild the sham. r<Jek. POMEROY ; "Whtrt Partip'lar Mt" of All Age~ Shop Wjfll Confidence" '/ t t EVERYONE'S TALKINC FOR 1963 DODGE RALPH WELKER STATE REPRESENTATIVE i, w::I s.r• •• Democrats Form Unit To Support Cloud for Auditor RALPH WELKER_j NOTICE TO VOTERS' .VotB For and BB•El@f!t ' CHARLES R. KARR, Sr. ~ -1 COMMISSIONER (FULL TIIIMI For Hard-Topped County Roads VOTE FOR PAUL SIMON and KENNETH HAG~R au with •ac:ll Ill cw::e11ent recor4 lltea:rity. howled1e eatl Some 400,1100 botlt titles of loadonhip.' are produced each yur. More lbao t20 million worth Pd. Pol. Adv. of sold nnually. In .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.JI the Cll!dles United are Slates. CIOUCI WI'IIIPIIIft C...111ttfN M111r C. O. Fl ... r CU ........ nf 1. tn• Ave., fleiii&Jiff Pd. Pol. ' De110eratic Ctidldltts far(J•IIr . Paid PoUtical Advertlliement Paul Slmoa and Kenneth Haser '-1•••••n ' I· ~ I I. ' .. fiR~- R/61'1 IICtitJn in let Acfionl • •"'lrJidrJ<1000" apln whl~• out _, Mlw than any oilier brlndl • P I ltMI D1!tP Aotlon Ac1t11ar w _..,..,.,... J' oca 19~1 ' PUII~,111111 • • • • ' ·• I ' 1961 MERCURY Buy On Our $14 8.OO p~;;:~~ie~~n · • • • Comet Station Wagon. Auto, Trani. Radio and heater 1960 CHEVROLET • 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio and heater. Auto. Trans. One Ow~er MIDDLIPORT, OHIO i LANCER Auto. Tr•n• • Jtl-llmplo mochoniam-ng hlllo BAKER FURNITURE .,'• i Dr. Sedan. VB - Fairlllne 500 Black p, ;,. •:A-R.~~~..,. *' Car. 1960 DODGE t,.,'·', ... • • VB - 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio and heater. Auto. Trans. .~ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'$ OLDEST DODGE DEALER'' ... X j ' MMII,I_IIII_ i _AHord New and Higher Taxes? do I 1963 CHEVROLET think an across-the-board income increase might be better .•." Elect AMan Wlto Will Work For The Working Man! • .. do;: II State Repnsentatlve • Polara i Dr. Sedan. VB - Auto. Trans. Radio heater, power steering, power brakes. About Pomeroy FOR 80\VLING ' ) ........ Present Congressman e Think You Can! LLER I1 . • 6 cyl. - 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and beater, ' (i ' .,' 1966 Electra Buick • • s3,995 4 Dr. This car was owned by local drlliiest and baa had tender care. No one has ever sat on the seats- It has elear vinyl seat coven. It has power seat, positive traction, eornering lights, power steoring, power brakes, automatic trans. and many otber accesaoi'les. 1966 Skylark Buick • s2,795 .,... lnwn Ill N.. W 2 Dr. Hard Top. Boss'a dau1hter's car. Only 8,488 euy miles. The, original price ol this ear wu t33f2.00 and n.WII ones went up $70.00. This car is like new inside and out. It Ia burgandy finish wltb dove bucket sea!i. It ba1 poi.rerll steering, automatic shift and the works. 64Chev.lmpala 2 Door H.T. • • s1795 288 cu. IDcll v.a motor, auto. triDB., radio, tinted glass, whitewall tires, wheel discs, ona- new Olds trade. ... d. 1965 Catalina Pontiac· s2,395 4 Dr. Sedan. This car was owned by one of our oleiN! and best customers who has owned many Pontile&. He can highly recommend Ibis car. It baa power lleeriD~o power brakes and automatic shift. GOY YO MAKIIOOM fOI MOll NEW FORD 'I'U.DIINSI 1963 Buick Special • • s1,295 SEE US TODAY I'Oit THIIHMJIIST USED CARS II TH1 YALLIY Dlx. V8- 'Dr. Sedan. Origlaal metallic blue with IDlldlo ing interior, n Ia eatra good mecbanlcally• . 1964 Catalina PQntia~ • *1,895 VB - 4 Dr, StdaD. 'nita II 0111 of lba $aDIIt M'l ~ where: n 11U a. QGUUI ~ Jleile ftilllb. with lJ!Itcb!Q Interior. 1t II ta11J tt1.111pped with poftl' ~. power brakM llllllautomitlc lnDa. · Crow's STEAK HOUSE 1964 Ford ·Fairlane I Door, t .....,. Atrlm...., 1lldlo IIIII HttW:, Wblltwlll 1~2- • In rut• ,.•..... ~· Ford,· Galaxie I Door, t CJI. Am !'ria 1ladiD 1111 lltlttr. Wld'-nll 'Dnt. 1962 Forcf~irlan,e 500 1963 Ford Galaxie- ~ •·'*1;095 ~ ~IL.~'l'nu., lladlo ~ Httter. StdaD. GI'IJIDal · wbl'cu rtrtr 1965 Ford Galai• 500 Door. CYL, a '1'lue. 1lldlo DC 4 Dr. ~ Interior. W• ~ 4 8 . ' . v.a molor, • - $1395 • auto. trans., power steering, white over blue with blue Interior, 34,000 IIIDea. Realllllrp. 63 Ford Econoline Van • • •• • SCJ95 8 cylinder motor, 3 speed transmission, a real nice delivery truc-k. 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • v.a • 288 tiiiiJie, auto. trans., radio, wlsiW tires, wlleel cllac8, 2-toae PIIDL ll.elllbarp aDil real clean. I)UI IIIli W(I{W Urea. _ 63 Olcls Super 88 Holidav Sedan • fl995 V-II •atne. power brlkee, po1iv llleerlng, auto. fran.,, lillted 81-. wf•IW fJctorJ ~Dtlltloning, white over green with greea Jaterlor.lleal JJharple. Urea, dlltla wheel dllcs, 62 Olds 88, · ~ ·• • • • • • • • $1295 4 Dr, Sedaa. V-8, Automatic trans. Power steering aDd power bnba. JIIIID. all tlalsh with :JO¥ lo ~ ,-. WhltewaU Tlnia. - 64 Rambler 2 Door H.T. Whlle'ivllls. Bile.. . , . ..,., .... .......... . . Wl'l.ll~ . 59 Buidt: L1 SIIIN 4 Qoor H.T. V.Sinotor, P.B. a: P.S. 52 GMC ~Ton $195 Truck 6 cylinder,' aiM*t tnu. $191 OPEN ~MINGS UNTil. 1:00 Kart .& Van Zclndt Motor .Sal• l . .." • I N!W 'rORK CITY. j: . A Sale Bet to Win •.. CALLEI> IN 10 ~p .... down RENCE E. ' I • I Ridge Ke00 N otes YOU AFFORD Income Tax Hike? . -tt t ' ANEW OFA "'00<'- no languid butMaureen Indeed i£beauty In action From Gallla, Meigs and Athens (who bad been physical, hlclal, verbal, a m-lln· ll After much expense, NE WYORK (UP!) - Health Xerox I! like being No. 2 ace here, a wiggle there. a located, and now my of the pholocpy indUitry looks Hertz car rental. The shrug lor punctuation, her and his possible "daugh- good despite the recent. decline may be close but the gap origins! brogue sloshing aw11v II correapond. I found this on U1e stock market of pace- wide. her polish Amencan - English accident, as my husband ha! makers such Ill Xerox. SCM and Dennison as she swings into tales secretive about 11. ge!Ung Competition within the lndu•· IIIIDOi the little Davids Ireland and her early Dublin maH at his sister's house, try remains keen although lengilll the Golialh. Both days and her family and their and using her phone to make Xerox, by far, is the king of ponies have 100d "happy shamble•" of 1 honnell ==t:±::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:~~~- calls to the girl. He pions to the field. And being No, 2 to prospects. where mother and father ""•-" get blood tests made 10 he Cull 0.111 Simons and their six childrer1ll lind out lor lure. Tho DonnlsOII Manufacturing Co., lived in noisy exuherance at wants to meet him. s firm which long has Beechwood in a house they dubWhen I teD my husband · bed "Hope fl'alled" but wher<' II With paper products and ll•bou!d let sleeping dop (' __ ! In the lui decade entered most plainly hope succeeded .. concentrate on his ~ely copier competition, offers well Ill faith and cheirty. real children who Jove him, lnexpelllive machine t!Jat There were as many stars In he aay1 I'm jealoUI. 1 bave a peNOpy 00818. S&rdi's as in the sky where rr~nge foreboding about this. llll'. Ed Elselstein of LanCitl- "Mort than 1 dozen big Mountains ol Moumo ge sn t It dangerous to •Ur up fer called on his brother-ln·llw plllin now UH Detmisou to the sea but The O'Hara sl - D~PRESSIID Mr. Murl Taylor one day Jut IIVllly," f1'ranll: Whiting, "'t~:..!:en.M~:~n· 1.s Dear 1Jep1 1. ~ ' weelt. te11nc 11111111er If Dennison's Wl\>nch"gbost.bis" haunt • man Mr. and Mrs Moyna"" Bahr copter dlvtslotl, laid in an in· embodiment of the word "woas mu as t one evldeaU, nllod "' torvlew manly" In an age when women d · 8 11::;.:'/'~'ts best tn face them un ay at the home of · . too old and too fashionably lab11 . Your husband's big Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode at Wh!Ung noted that . while rlealed keep trying to be recog11~;:~~te;wa~s not in tracing his Tuppers Plams. Xerox <!an m•ke COpieS _on mzed not as mothers but 81 II ' but keeping yo• Mrl. Glenna Milhoan and bond paper or even . wrappong eontempnrtes of their daughtln the dark. Incidently, he IDIJ M,. Betty Mllhoen attended a paper, DennJSon reqmr~s a pa- en, and fall flat on their pans never know for lUre. Blood ll!lts meeting of the Meigs Coon PI~ per that " C?"'ed w1th zmc m the doing, . Womanly Inaren't always conclusive.-H. oneer Historical Society ty In Ollde whleh It manulaclures deed, The 0 Hara, In the WebOne of Ohio's Few Farmer Lawm~kers This column Is dedicated to Pomeroy last week. ll1d nils to users of 11'1 cop1er. ster . ~eanlng : poSMsslng • family living, 110 11 yow:'rt hav· Thu1, the cop1er serv~ the pur- quaht1es proper to women, 18 Ralphs wants to put his business experilng kid .rouble or just plain Mr. and Mr~. Laurence Far. pole fill' which Denmson was pnUeness, compa11ion, m"!lestrouble, let Helen help YOU. ley and children of Grove City founded, the sale of paper ly. Feminine. ence to work, bring and create jobs. He She wiD also welcome your visited the weekend with Mrs. prnducl<. In which case and glory be to own amusing ospertencee. Ad- Louise Farley. Competitloo Keeo De Valera, The O'hara Indeed WORKING MAN NEEDS A MAN IN battles, cuts the red tape! Gets things done dress Helen Bottel In care of Mr. and Mn. Junior Hunt Althouah competition now il A Womanly Woman . . Should CO~jGRioS! WHO WILL WORK TO PROTECT HIS this lltWI[llpor. visited re!aUvee near Nitro w. keen in Ole lndullry, · anyone suspect our uncluttered ADVANCE THI 27TH DISTRICT Va. Sunday. ' eaid he thinks tbere will be a admlraUon lor The O'Hara . . . A MAN WHO WILL WORK TO Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bahr of shakedown that will leave only teams from 1 t•ommon Gaallc LO~tER TAXES NOT INCREASE THEM. Gallipolis were dinner IUOS!! of lour or five big companies in bond, tbey can 10 to bJauo: hil parents, Mr. and Mr~. M. L. the field. lor we ldmire The O'Hara 11 Wom01'1 BlriJr Bird Loape lllhr Sunday. Equity Reaearch Associates, we Sophlo Loren and 11 we •., Oetohr U, 1111 Monday 1111111 were Mr. and a Wall street firm which did Kay Kendall and Ava (lard· REPUBLICAN Nmll l Mri. Art Kuper, stller, Clara dueled a study of the copier ner ond Carole Lombard Plnnettes 10 lunbara ol Columbul, Mr. and dustry ~everal moolhs Billie Dove, IO'Omanly ",:~:,:II ly Welker Commltt•, Freel W. c.-, Chairman II Sktw fl'our 34! Mn. Colonel Woode of Tuppers ported that copiers are all and how many St. p, A FORMER LABORIR HE KNOWS BowllltU 27 Plain• aDd Clyde Salser e1 Ra- ing one of the most Important Day peraders ire dlere In Pd. PoL AdY, t~.NU APPRECIATES YOUR PROBLEMS Odd Balli ' 25 cine. markets for business an1 latter haul ef leminlty. Krazy Four 21 Mrs. &n Perry and danghter trial use. PID l!plltlen I !JIIda were vllltiJII relaUvee In The ERA survey IIICb Game- Mona Neal West VlrlfDII Sunday. that Aiel and mllals of IIICb l!erles - Nellie Mr1. HUda HIDII wu ulect> copy machlnetJ will reach W. Team High Game ...; ld to be an ofllclal voluntftr billion by 1111. fl'our m: Tum High ID tatlltJ oontrlbuuton• lti' the Slow Four 1745. !led Croll. Mr. and Mn. WltTIII Bentz 'l'llanday TrlpHcllte Lra. . of Mllllltld eallod on h11 aisle!', Oellber 21, liN Mr. ond Mrl. Maynard lllhr Saturdljl . Mlple Lawn Poultry IJ -Gieua I. Ooaa COLUMBUS, OHIO 0 N. Y. Central U A tlltn'ide Comm.iuee of ~ How many milts of County Ro1ds hiVe Mn lmclaul" City Loaa a tl ~FlU for lloaer Clou~ Republicaa Aetl II McKtnlle' Raiders 5 16 ~andidate for eleetion. -1o the ltlte Aces, One Deuce 11 f~eed with elt!Mr concrete ar macldem hot mix; of • thick· •udil.or poll he already holdt hr lllcb Game - Jim Sisson, 222 appomtmenr, hu been orpnized ness of four Inches or more, In the past ten ye1ri? High Series - Ed Melnllre 131: wit• ftuur St•t:e Tn: Cem.High Team Game and Series- llli&_tlour StiDitf J. Bowers ., cb&lnua. Leu than 20 miles of 1~1 better than 200 miltt of Two Acet, One Deuce. In, 1517, "I •• 1 DeiiiCIIt 111d apcmt: te Womee'l fl'lttlaJ NJPI LNguo [•••I" one," ui• Bewer1, who County Roach have such 1 hard surface, AND, a substlntlll ;el'\led 30 yem in ltlle IOYematenl. Oeloller !1, tHe proportion of the County herd surfaced roecl1 .,. fonn. eolllliu.o laobuloo Soloue1 0. w.. Loci 1rho ·11111ell, a fonaer ltl.le Jdallw., ., 1t1te hlghwaye. Bahr'l Clothiers 17 4 lireetor, of Col~ ud zedred Uailed Mi .. W llftttiol 6 lola's Beluty S&lon 12 I P....4eot Adol,lo Pldlco. Forest Run Block 9 12 "Aioii!IJ .... lltepliy ill pablio Team No. I 91'. II 10 office are far more imporaat tbu. a party label," apklaed Bowen, G-{; Cal~ 810 12¥.. "Ia• he ••ntd aader fou lliver(y'l . 7 14 D••mdo ud dlft!ll RepaiJUce fi!C'IIOII. mgh Game - Carolyn Bach· Bewn,. 1 Colum•a• attoraq, ner, 111: High Series - Pan- bailed REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Ooud u 101he arelaitecl af dora Collln1, 51J: Team lliJh OIJio'o """"'"-loiPlllf MEIGS COUNTY Game and Series - Bahr's Clo- ~•JICip'am.•.." It ia to Ohio':s haterat," Jae thiers, 610 1131 Ill.. 'lo nllfo tho of a f . II I ERMANENT FALL FLOWER RANGEMENT ).1 . . Nl7 , ' �., • l I -R. Dear Helem I wa lD higb school whell Ibis happeoed, I fell ID ~ with I 19-year.old, and wbell I b H him we had lo let married, 111 ' Y ef.n llottel kept puttiJIB It ott. Chrislmat and New Year's paued, ll1d we T-1hirt, unless, of COUI'II, 11'1 were filii unwed. worn on Ole oulllde wltb Then I met a ltllow who Dear Helen: stretch-jeana. And they lnllll on tened to my ln>ublea. Whlll Our daughter is at the "awk· hall-slips !like their older sls • man loulld out, ht s~pod waro age": too old for wider· ters have). I'm discovering il of the picture and left me ex· lbirt> and too you111 for bra's. 11 very n.... •ary to adolescent lpecting his baby. ¥ou pr.Oably know Jl-12-year . to wear the underwelf The """nd <I hadn't seen ohls be caught dead all the other girls are wearing, IInce) found tbilt I Wll IICIIII, r--J............,...,..............,,I~o~ that they take showers In 10 he b~lk• hho '"ill!tment to junior high. · another girl and liked me to BRING THE BEAUTY So that lqves "cami!JOies" marry him. He toot 1110 to OF FALL COLOR and just try to find themf Be- his family and I never carr1e I II I did lind one, or made back. Hove been Hving INTO YOUR HOME wouldn't wear It- ever sintt. ft's ·!OW seven yeo1osl ·::. WITH A girls would laugh: and three children later, ultimate degradation In 1 every time I suggest that pre-teen's fra&ile world. should get married, ht bas In desJeraUoo (really," she oxeuee to put It off. I don't like MUST have someltlina beneatb to press matters, as he does her blouses), 1 bought a "flrot rlshl by me, but I'd feel better bra," a nat band with stretch· with a Ucense. . should the need ari,., _I know common-law ma,.. ~----- rti-DlU, hnlf!!el, PGb!eJoJ'Jikldlopart, 0., Oat. .. - • HELEN HELP US! 111i11YIIn!lblil, ~tt, 0., Oct. 28, 1968-7 ,, • ·December 1 Bazaar Being P. _, Llgll Notice • -t--- tdili SftiU~ - - 01 llfllflf•IU·~ --, .......... ~~= ........... ,· lored Flowers and Cattails rranged in A Variety of decorative Containers EY'S 59 My mui.her ht. thto ceiliDIJ. riages a~ recopi~ in . wshe ha<lled out articles blast!nB •tate. Is 1! worthwhile pushmg for pushing dlelr dau· ror a r••l one' - ALMOST into adulthood too soon. WED even owelt on teen madri· Dear A.W.: ages, an<1 unwfo motherhQOd! Perhaps your H . eavens 1o 8etay-our Cy nthY husband doesn't know tbat " a 12-year-old tomboy who al· can have a marriage so geta straight A's, and without your doesn't much c~re for boys . for license" cause they wont let her play m newspapers. Assure you tile Little League. can ~rrange a wedding with no Am I an unnatural mother! publicity (ask your mmister And I_hope olher mothers will he'll tell you the details I and 1 wnle 1~ and tell me how THEY Ill ink you'll soon have !bat longWith the "awkward sge." overdue MRS. degree _ H - BRA-BEAT Dear Helen: . . Dear Bra-Beat· , · Twenty years ago (before 1 !IHC:lNE 992·5560 older people eet ·cu•ed of being the father of 0 mixed up wtth fact. baby. He wouldn't marry the girl because there was aouot. Just recently 1 1 he had hired tilt a private Itective 1o find 1 I ' ' f'luNJ< ANI' A 1'11"~ 11o41'tlt/'-- othw ...., Mvlo mad• by lhlo dependable divlol'"' of Nunn-Bu,.;,. '!'rust Edgertons for itamlna and aoo<ilooka. OullelllDJ o...-y ~- MAimN HACKe~ /ZO t:!NPA'C/1 50 1 B d 0 ..no woy j 1/ " • lOire · NEW YvRK Maureen o· Hara .. t with us in S&rdi's and we heard someone say off to one side ''You know •he may be the ~ost beautiful• woman in lhe world ," and who is ther~ to argue ihat undtrslatement. There she sst · • bl k 1o . Ollt but not ror /mor::nt ;;~. gar dress wl~l Eire·IJ'een emer· · aid eamngs and pin set against ~wmonds and none of them ' New York Clothing H~~ U If ·1".ghting-rcd '" """dhair someand "' th e bably never) and to "''ITIPII•-,pecc: " 1J 'I . "' menta on the boauty of her "• skm. belmished skin, Maureen ·-· 11 She wore no makeup at ed •imple, •md without boast ''xcept a ~li_?ht .. ,'~sh of modeaty, ''My mother gave and a tiny touch' ol. ook st ~.::.;.The rest is soap 11g dl dg · :~· ~a ant ~ i'llg~ Maureen never use• traction um~r a 11~PI makeup than that Hpstlck~~=:ll s 0 IW • and touch of eye • IUnk, thc,ghts (bas ohe ever when lhe's on televisloo, an unexpressed thought1 I eo or camera• miJht wash Photoeopy 1ndustry s. toeks Look Good th 0 Xerox Down she summons malteup tycotOn II Ernie Adler to her performances to gild the sham. r<Jek. POMEROY ; "Whtrt Partip'lar Mt" of All Age~ Shop Wjfll Confidence" '/ t t EVERYONE'S TALKINC FOR 1963 DODGE RALPH WELKER STATE REPRESENTATIVE i, w::I s.r• •• Democrats Form Unit To Support Cloud for Auditor RALPH WELKER_j NOTICE TO VOTERS' .VotB For and BB•El@f!t ' CHARLES R. KARR, Sr. ~ -1 COMMISSIONER (FULL TIIIMI For Hard-Topped County Roads VOTE FOR PAUL SIMON and KENNETH HAG~R au with •ac:ll Ill cw::e11ent recor4 lltea:rity. howled1e eatl Some 400,1100 botlt titles of loadonhip.' are produced each yur. More lbao t20 million worth Pd. Pol. Adv. of sold nnually. In .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.JI the Cll!dles United are Slates. CIOUCI WI'IIIPIIIft C...111ttfN M111r C. O. Fl ... r CU ........ nf 1. tn• Ave., fleiii&Jiff Pd. Pol. ' De110eratic Ctidldltts far(J•IIr . Paid PoUtical Advertlliement Paul Slmoa and Kenneth Haser '-1•••••n ' I· ~ I I. ' .. fiR~- R/61'1 IICtitJn in let Acfionl • •"'lrJidrJ<1000" apln whl~• out _, Mlw than any oilier brlndl • P I ltMI D1!tP Aotlon Ac1t11ar w _..,..,.,... J' oca 19~1 ' PUII~,111111 • • • • ' ·• I ' 1961 MERCURY Buy On Our $14 8.OO p~;;:~~ie~~n · • • • Comet Station Wagon. Auto, Trani. Radio and heater 1960 CHEVROLET • 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio and heater. Auto. Trans. One Ow~er MIDDLIPORT, OHIO i LANCER Auto. Tr•n• • Jtl-llmplo mochoniam-ng hlllo BAKER FURNITURE .,'• i Dr. Sedan. VB - Fairlllne 500 Black p, ;,. •:A-R.~~~..,. *' Car. 1960 DODGE t,.,'·', ... • • VB - 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio and heater. Auto. Trans. .~ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'$ OLDEST DODGE DEALER'' ... X j ' MMII,I_IIII_ i _AHord New and Higher Taxes? do I 1963 CHEVROLET think an across-the-board income increase might be better .•." Elect AMan Wlto Will Work For The Working Man! • .. do;: II State Repnsentatlve • Polara i Dr. Sedan. VB - Auto. Trans. Radio heater, power steering, power brakes. About Pomeroy FOR 80\VLING ' ) ........ Present Congressman e Think You Can! LLER I1 . • 6 cyl. - 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and beater, ' (i ' .,' 1966 Electra Buick • • s3,995 4 Dr. This car was owned by local drlliiest and baa had tender care. No one has ever sat on the seats- It has elear vinyl seat coven. It has power seat, positive traction, eornering lights, power steoring, power brakes, automatic trans. and many otber accesaoi'les. 1966 Skylark Buick • s2,795 .,... lnwn Ill N.. W 2 Dr. Hard Top. Boss'a dau1hter's car. Only 8,488 euy miles. The, original price ol this ear wu t33f2.00 and n.WII ones went up $70.00. This car is like new inside and out. It Ia burgandy finish wltb dove bucket sea!i. It ba1 poi.rerll steering, automatic shift and the works. 64Chev.lmpala 2 Door H.T. • • s1795 288 cu. IDcll v.a motor, auto. triDB., radio, tinted glass, whitewall tires, wheel discs, ona- new Olds trade. ... d. 1965 Catalina Pontiac· s2,395 4 Dr. Sedan. This car was owned by one of our oleiN! and best customers who has owned many Pontile&. He can highly recommend Ibis car. It baa power lleeriD~o power brakes and automatic shift. GOY YO MAKIIOOM fOI MOll NEW FORD 'I'U.DIINSI 1963 Buick Special • • s1,295 SEE US TODAY I'Oit THIIHMJIIST USED CARS II TH1 YALLIY Dlx. V8- 'Dr. Sedan. Origlaal metallic blue with IDlldlo ing interior, n Ia eatra good mecbanlcally• . 1964 Catalina PQntia~ • *1,895 VB - 4 Dr, StdaD. 'nita II 0111 of lba $aDIIt M'l ~ where: n 11U a. QGUUI ~ Jleile ftilllb. with lJ!Itcb!Q Interior. 1t II ta11J tt1.111pped with poftl' ~. power brakM llllllautomitlc lnDa. · Crow's STEAK HOUSE 1964 Ford ·Fairlane I Door, t .....,. Atrlm...., 1lldlo IIIII HttW:, Wblltwlll 1~2- • In rut• ,.•..... ~· Ford,· Galaxie I Door, t CJI. Am !'ria 1ladiD 1111 lltlttr. Wld'-nll 'Dnt. 1962 Forcf~irlan,e 500 1963 Ford Galaxie- ~ •·'*1;095 ~ ~IL.~'l'nu., lladlo ~ Httter. StdaD. GI'IJIDal · wbl'cu rtrtr 1965 Ford Galai• 500 Door. CYL, a '1'lue. 1lldlo DC 4 Dr. ~ Interior. W• ~ 4 8 . ' . v.a molor, • - $1395 • auto. trans., power steering, white over blue with blue Interior, 34,000 IIIDea. Realllllrp. 63 Ford Econoline Van • • •• • SCJ95 8 cylinder motor, 3 speed transmission, a real nice delivery truc-k. 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • v.a • 288 tiiiiJie, auto. trans., radio, wlsiW tires, wlleel cllac8, 2-toae PIIDL ll.elllbarp aDil real clean. I)UI IIIli W(I{W Urea. _ 63 Olcls Super 88 Holidav Sedan • fl995 V-II •atne. power brlkee, po1iv llleerlng, auto. fran.,, lillted 81-. wf•IW fJctorJ ~Dtlltloning, white over green with greea Jaterlor.lleal JJharple. Urea, dlltla wheel dllcs, 62 Olds 88, · ~ ·• • • • • • • • $1295 4 Dr, Sedaa. V-8, Automatic trans. Power steering aDd power bnba. JIIIID. all tlalsh with :JO¥ lo ~ ,-. WhltewaU Tlnia. - 64 Rambler 2 Door H.T. Whlle'ivllls. Bile.. . , . ..,., .... .......... . . Wl'l.ll~ . 59 Buidt: L1 SIIIN 4 Qoor H.T. V.Sinotor, P.B. a: P.S. 52 GMC ~Ton $195 Truck 6 cylinder,' aiM*t tnu. $191 OPEN ~MINGS UNTil. 1:00 Kart .& Van Zclndt Motor .Sal• l . .." • I N!W 'rORK CITY. j: . A Sale Bet to Win •.. CALLEI> IN 10 ~p .... down RENCE E. ' I • I Ridge Ke00 N otes YOU AFFORD Income Tax Hike? . -tt t ' ANEW OFA "'00<'- no languid butMaureen Indeed i£beauty In action From Gallla, Meigs and Athens (who bad been physical, hlclal, verbal, a m-lln· ll After much expense, NE WYORK (UP!) - Health Xerox I! like being No. 2 ace here, a wiggle there. a located, and now my of the pholocpy indUitry looks Hertz car rental. The shrug lor punctuation, her and his possible "daugh- good despite the recent. decline may be close but the gap origins! brogue sloshing aw11v II correapond. I found this on U1e stock market of pace- wide. her polish Amencan - English accident, as my husband ha! makers such Ill Xerox. SCM and Dennison as she swings into tales secretive about 11. ge!Ung Competition within the lndu•· IIIIDOi the little Davids Ireland and her early Dublin maH at his sister's house, try remains keen although lengilll the Golialh. Both days and her family and their and using her phone to make Xerox, by far, is the king of ponies have 100d "happy shamble•" of 1 honnell ==t:±::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:~~~- calls to the girl. He pions to the field. And being No, 2 to prospects. where mother and father ""•-" get blood tests made 10 he Cull 0.111 Simons and their six childrer1ll lind out lor lure. Tho DonnlsOII Manufacturing Co., lived in noisy exuherance at wants to meet him. s firm which long has Beechwood in a house they dubWhen I teD my husband · bed "Hope fl'alled" but wher<' II With paper products and ll•bou!d let sleeping dop (' __ ! In the lui decade entered most plainly hope succeeded .. concentrate on his ~ely copier competition, offers well Ill faith and cheirty. real children who Jove him, lnexpelllive machine t!Jat There were as many stars In he aay1 I'm jealoUI. 1 bave a peNOpy 00818. S&rdi's as in the sky where rr~nge foreboding about this. llll'. Ed Elselstein of LanCitl- "Mort than 1 dozen big Mountains ol Moumo ge sn t It dangerous to •Ur up fer called on his brother-ln·llw plllin now UH Detmisou to the sea but The O'Hara sl - D~PRESSIID Mr. Murl Taylor one day Jut IIVllly," f1'ranll: Whiting, "'t~:..!:en.M~:~n· 1.s Dear 1Jep1 1. ~ ' weelt. te11nc 11111111er If Dennison's Wl\>nch"gbost.bis" haunt • man Mr. and Mrs Moyna"" Bahr copter dlvtslotl, laid in an in· embodiment of the word "woas mu as t one evldeaU, nllod "' torvlew manly" In an age when women d · 8 11::;.:'/'~'ts best tn face them un ay at the home of · . too old and too fashionably lab11 . Your husband's big Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode at Wh!Ung noted that . while rlealed keep trying to be recog11~;:~~te;wa~s not in tracing his Tuppers Plams. Xerox <!an m•ke COpieS _on mzed not as mothers but 81 II ' but keeping yo• Mrl. Glenna Milhoan and bond paper or even . wrappong eontempnrtes of their daughtln the dark. Incidently, he IDIJ M,. Betty Mllhoen attended a paper, DennJSon reqmr~s a pa- en, and fall flat on their pans never know for lUre. Blood ll!lts meeting of the Meigs Coon PI~ per that " C?"'ed w1th zmc m the doing, . Womanly Inaren't always conclusive.-H. oneer Historical Society ty In Ollde whleh It manulaclures deed, The 0 Hara, In the WebOne of Ohio's Few Farmer Lawm~kers This column Is dedicated to Pomeroy last week. ll1d nils to users of 11'1 cop1er. ster . ~eanlng : poSMsslng • family living, 110 11 yow:'rt hav· Thu1, the cop1er serv~ the pur- quaht1es proper to women, 18 Ralphs wants to put his business experilng kid .rouble or just plain Mr. and Mr~. Laurence Far. pole fill' which Denmson was pnUeness, compa11ion, m"!lestrouble, let Helen help YOU. ley and children of Grove City founded, the sale of paper ly. Feminine. ence to work, bring and create jobs. He She wiD also welcome your visited the weekend with Mrs. prnducl<. In which case and glory be to own amusing ospertencee. Ad- Louise Farley. Competitloo Keeo De Valera, The O'hara Indeed WORKING MAN NEEDS A MAN IN battles, cuts the red tape! Gets things done dress Helen Bottel In care of Mr. and Mn. Junior Hunt Althouah competition now il A Womanly Woman . . Should CO~jGRioS! WHO WILL WORK TO PROTECT HIS this lltWI[llpor. visited re!aUvee near Nitro w. keen in Ole lndullry, · anyone suspect our uncluttered ADVANCE THI 27TH DISTRICT Va. Sunday. ' eaid he thinks tbere will be a admlraUon lor The O'Hara . . . A MAN WHO WILL WORK TO Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bahr of shakedown that will leave only teams from 1 t•ommon Gaallc LO~tER TAXES NOT INCREASE THEM. Gallipolis were dinner IUOS!! of lour or five big companies in bond, tbey can 10 to bJauo: hil parents, Mr. and Mr~. M. L. the field. lor we ldmire The O'Hara 11 Wom01'1 BlriJr Bird Loape lllhr Sunday. Equity Reaearch Associates, we Sophlo Loren and 11 we •., Oetohr U, 1111 Monday 1111111 were Mr. and a Wall street firm which did Kay Kendall and Ava (lard· REPUBLICAN Nmll l Mri. Art Kuper, stller, Clara dueled a study of the copier ner ond Carole Lombard Plnnettes 10 lunbara ol Columbul, Mr. and dustry ~everal moolhs Billie Dove, IO'Omanly ",:~:,:II ly Welker Commltt•, Freel W. c.-, Chairman II Sktw fl'our 34! Mn. Colonel Woode of Tuppers ported that copiers are all and how many St. p, A FORMER LABORIR HE KNOWS BowllltU 27 Plain• aDd Clyde Salser e1 Ra- ing one of the most Important Day peraders ire dlere In Pd. PoL AdY, t~.NU APPRECIATES YOUR PROBLEMS Odd Balli ' 25 cine. markets for business an1 latter haul ef leminlty. Krazy Four 21 Mrs. &n Perry and danghter trial use. PID l!plltlen I !JIIda were vllltiJII relaUvee In The ERA survey IIICb Game- Mona Neal West VlrlfDII Sunday. that Aiel and mllals of IIICb l!erles - Nellie Mr1. HUda HIDII wu ulect> copy machlnetJ will reach W. Team High Game ...; ld to be an ofllclal voluntftr billion by 1111. fl'our m: Tum High ID tatlltJ oontrlbuuton• lti' the Slow Four 1745. !led Croll. Mr. and Mn. WltTIII Bentz 'l'llanday TrlpHcllte Lra. . of Mllllltld eallod on h11 aisle!', Oellber 21, liN Mr. ond Mrl. Maynard lllhr Saturdljl . Mlple Lawn Poultry IJ -Gieua I. Ooaa COLUMBUS, OHIO 0 N. Y. Central U A tlltn'ide Comm.iuee of ~ How many milts of County Ro1ds hiVe Mn lmclaul" City Loaa a tl ~FlU for lloaer Clou~ Republicaa Aetl II McKtnlle' Raiders 5 16 ~andidate for eleetion. -1o the ltlte Aces, One Deuce 11 f~eed with elt!Mr concrete ar macldem hot mix; of • thick· •udil.or poll he already holdt hr lllcb Game - Jim Sisson, 222 appomtmenr, hu been orpnized ness of four Inches or more, In the past ten ye1ri? High Series - Ed Melnllre 131: wit• ftuur St•t:e Tn: Cem.High Team Game and Series- llli&_tlour StiDitf J. Bowers ., cb&lnua. Leu than 20 miles of 1~1 better than 200 miltt of Two Acet, One Deuce. In, 1517, "I •• 1 DeiiiCIIt 111d apcmt: te Womee'l fl'lttlaJ NJPI LNguo [•••I" one," ui• Bewer1, who County Roach have such 1 hard surface, AND, a substlntlll ;el'\led 30 yem in ltlle IOYematenl. Oeloller !1, tHe proportion of the County herd surfaced roecl1 .,. fonn. eolllliu.o laobuloo Soloue1 0. w.. Loci 1rho ·11111ell, a fonaer ltl.le Jdallw., ., 1t1te hlghwaye. Bahr'l Clothiers 17 4 lireetor, of Col~ ud zedred Uailed Mi .. W llftttiol 6 lola's Beluty S&lon 12 I P....4eot Adol,lo Pldlco. Forest Run Block 9 12 "Aioii!IJ .... lltepliy ill pablio Team No. I 91'. II 10 office are far more imporaat tbu. a party label," apklaed Bowen, G-{; Cal~ 810 12¥.. "Ia• he ••ntd aader fou lliver(y'l . 7 14 D••mdo ud dlft!ll RepaiJUce fi!C'IIOII. mgh Game - Carolyn Bach· Bewn,. 1 Colum•a• attoraq, ner, 111: High Series - Pan- bailed REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Ooud u 101he arelaitecl af dora Collln1, 51J: Team lliJh OIJio'o """"'"-loiPlllf MEIGS COUNTY Game and Series - Bahr's Clo- ~•JICip'am.•.." It ia to Ohio':s haterat," Jae thiers, 610 1131 Ill.. 'lo nllfo tho of a f . II I ERMANENT FALL FLOWER RANGEMENT ).1 . . Nl7 , ' �It ~ ·:' ~' "' ' .. ' . ·{ ; .... timated 400 Attend GOP. Rally 'InJ"Iired in . . PT. Pl.EASANT - A large crowd estimatl'd at nearly 400 persons attended the republican llally heto Thursday night at l!le Moose Hall bear Con&ressman Arch Moore of Wheel~ l1g, Republican candidate Har· ry Humphreys for the seat or Congressman from the Fourth Congr.,swnal District. Repub. lican cattd1date for reelection to the House of Delegates Brer· ry Jooes; eandidllle fM' the Slate Senate Foorth district ~ Sta~ v. K knapp, Joi'll 'Secreta!')' of Candidate s. Callens; Lawrenee Gerlach, Jr., candi· tor raunty commissioner --~ ail air Mason County ... G F • spair of our young people. He fight to try to clean up t h t pointed out that the preaent election in West Virginia and "War on Poverty" was a floe seeking Mason Coonty support idea except that data shows for election to the Secretary of 14 per cent of money goes for State post. administl'ative salaries leaving Brerry Jones spoke on the vefY little to help the needy. preservation of the two pari)/ Humphreys spoke on infialioo, system and his proposed fight Viet Nam, proposed tax in· to paos a conflict of Interest creases and the forgotten man law should be be returned to '' the individual taxpay$'.'' the House of Deltgates and his John Callebt conU~ueol hls continued fight to Jtave the sales tax repeall'd on food and drugs. Knapp, who arrived late, spoke briefly on · the t)Vo party system ano urged voters to get out and work to keep this sy. stem. Gertaeh and Faires urged the support of voters in the Novem. ber election. Followong the speakers, r.. freshments were served and an Informal session was held. Mel'gs Rt'dl'ng Club Takes • , 3-. Car. Crash 11-Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy.JI!lddleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1~ •Auto Carnage Trial Seheduled . '""' On November 7th eel by till ...t ••IDI Clldak er to appear bt eourl 00 NovetH ber 4th to obow cauoe whjr · 1~. . To be Bloodier Than Ever T~ursday 1966 TOp pOl ntS Trap hY· The areldent occurred :~!ao~'a ::tc~~:mb!~~~; - -- ·' l11 I - f)! This year, by one expert sessment, about 54,000 Will on the highways. One reason il that m or Americans are driviRg more miles tltall . .er before J i .'l .. \ . BARGAINS _;: ' 1. ., ~ .' mg lh • earIY nwrnmg · Iog· when The lriptenlng picture' tf the !he car driven by Hazlett was extent of prese•t carnage on The meeting was opened with passmg several other cora In the highways came today USED GAS CIRCULATORS .:,' welcome address by Pe t e ~he fog and met an Appalach. the results of a national &tii'Vey 2 - 35,000 BTU Warm Momlng · ,. .,. IW<'liRe. republi•·"" execu tive The Meigo Conaty Rid;n• champioa points and 17 reserve Mrs Fred Leifheit champion tan Power Company truck drl.. by, traffic experts of the Good•,..mtary, 1011 d b Ibe · ~ · • en by Larry Douglas Esque Tire --~ R bber Co I' owe Y tnvo- club will receive the club tr<>- points for the year ill the A...,. and Joe Young, reserve; West· 22 H · · he ' ,ye::ar:......:.::..:....:"':::."'=u==~::.·_ GAS CI~CUIATORS · $15, to $25 the Rev. Gaston h h . . h ·h' K th M , untillgton, ad·on. Hazlett ~0~~:~ "'"""" p Y for t e year from t b e elation. ern orsemans lp, a Y or- also struck another southbo d then turned the oh·JO V·a II ey II orsemen . ':s Asso- Trophies . will . be received for gao, • reserve·• r,.1ag race• Bud- vehicle . un selves. I - 65,000 BTU Humphreys driven by 1 o~,o·t·r. to Bob Butcher ·. · d M r d H F t . · "He has made many free 1 . . elation at t le annual banquet, barrel race pick up race and y ar m an arry ros ' co- Burris ·13 Pt Pleasant .. GAS CIRCULATOR ----,.---'-chalflmn. Bulcher m-1it was announced by Leo Ken- stake race 'Buddy Martin champions and Leo Kennedy, re- trying' 1o ~ut back int ' madmgs, under the t"Oint Pleasanl Mayor ned}', president, when the club champion 'and Harry Frost' serve; and ponies 46 jnches •r lane before stri king t~ privilege allowed Congressmen. 1-6S,OOO Deerbom' Morgao who urged the met Tuesday evening in the . 'f d ' uader, Diana Guthrie, reserve. . But a1l tbe people reeelve to join in the march to ·ecreation ro m at htme ( reserve, . ~ egg an s~n, . TnJured were Esque, newsletters alld ropiet GAS CIRCULATOR - - - - $55 Hlblie•n vict(IJ'y on Novem- J' pi y • R d R do Cheryl Wdliams, champ10n; 'l'he annual banquet will be· and Zelda Rainey, a speeches" • ·1 ose 1• oung •• u11. an oa · 1 Wesle J o e at the Wahama H1gh · · the Burns · c2r. 1 - 65,000 Martin · rn stock horse, School, m Miller · who ls •:~:~,= / ~ehae· cJu~ ;a!J~~ . po~ls : the Young, reservei Trail Horse, November lQ al 7 p.m., with treated at Pleasant in Jacb.n, Vinton aRd GAS CIRCULATOR - - - - - • . . Sfhannon t o( . edWSAtZI j s It"'" an aedny has ·. the Riverview club of New . Hospital and released. cOUIIIiea Thursday, went on ' .. I arne· en ertam· wJ · 1 f at wrrmg • } Haven• W· Va · as hosts· Tick· hewas report · WJ say tha1 "our opponent &ll~Wa se Iect1ons playmg hJS i at t show nng would be cnm· ets are $2 per person and club publish 1 eomplete list of roil USED APPLIANCES . '' and smgm~. 1pleled on Wednesday evenmg. members must make reserva· II oleo • I""'"" IA report on the Associati011 1· ·th Mr K ed b N ca v - me ......,. •. 1 - GE Refrigerator With Frozen ma.n speaker of the tons WI • enn y y lion of all those • .,... which be ~"'h Moore d . meeting was gmn by the vember 1. ed Then tb 1 -·'d . . . . . a ynamJC Pfe>tident. The nominatiog com0 1IUliS • • • peop. ~ Food Compartment - - ' - - - - ~ highlo~ntmg III• CrJ II· 'tt ~ f th .. .· ti' Mrs w A Morga• Don evaluate f.. themselves his N ml 1:"1!' or e t\SSOC13 on gave I • I -Westinghouse 14 cu. ft. 11.~a t'101c the ~ f· its report whirh included Bnb Belzing and Jot Young were record Coneressloaal rep. 1 : . .ad . nat on wit d!le Gordoo, presid.f1Ii' Tom Reunamed as !he Ruminating com· e ICIZe tcre;;;s;;en;;;ta;;;U;;v;;;•·;...._ _ _ __ Refrigerator mtms rat10n mva mg fer v1ce . president:' Mrs. Pete NEW HAVEN ~. Junior · tr 11 · m1ttee to repert at the next . . pocket ?ook of ~v~tryone Zi~merman «ecretary· BiiJ Order, United American Me-- meeting which will be N8vem- Tenth District ~Jn~·~~~~!~ll 1 - Wringer Washer - - - - 111"th all t'tetr federal . treasurer ' • · and' · Young Candidate · ..,. ·• sec- her 22 at 7.3$ p.m. m . g1ve awav . - , Dowme Leo chanirs • R· V• Glbb8• •• Clarence E. , 8 ~ and thts ?rosperlty ' Kenned'y reoorJi~g secretary retary, will host two important recreation room. Refreshments Wednesday Bight caN""1Lon 1 - Hamilton Gas Dryer - - - loeing pw-chased the d•·_ Tht ~eigs • f.:lub v.ted te accept· e~en 1.s m · upcorruag · weeks, th e will be served by Mrs. Young opponent to publish ~e ·• -~'--~ - _ 1•__ _ · I'OR NEWS the report. ~IStnct Fall Rally Nov. If at and Mrs. Harry Frost. record to which be · I - GE Electric Dryer OF OUR There wert 1,482 horses en- 1: ~ p.m. an~ the loca1 CMUJ· During the social hour, color- refers. tered ia all point shows. T h • CJI s 7Dtb anmversary 00 Dee. ed movies of trail ride on Octo. Speaking before • Meigs Counly club has 20 15 at 7:.:w.p.m. which also w1U ber 22 at 7:30p.m. i• Youngjmeeting at Nelsonville, be a Chr1s~as party. were shown. Refreshments of said, "Our opponent ·~:·~~~~ The parly woU be for aft mem· doogbnuts, cider · nd coffeelly refers te his voting ,.iO· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO bers and their f&DtiUes. AR are were served by Mrs. Don Belz· but the pubUc has had no :'i' PT. PLEASANT County NEXT TUESDAY urged to attend. ing and Mrs. Leo Kennedy Jr. purluoity to review it for Clerk L. W. Getty released the Masoo oouoty's coullciis (Pl 1 regiotralioa by precinct Pleas8111 No. !IIi aod New HoY· Thursday afternoon lltowing a en No. 1750 wert well repr ... total of 13.9!11 regillorecl •ot<rs sentl'd at lh<t rt1t Df<tnct meet· In the 41 county precincts. YSJC3 ing Sept. I with fllstrict D"'" TPodltionally republl<101 Ma- · uty Harry Pickeu of ~ew . S<ft ,Counly stilt shows an edge WASHINGTON iUPll - Ac- Haven in charge at D1111bar. that wa.v with 7.022 re-publkans tor George Hamilton, 27, favor· MasiNl Counly eoundls haft t<>"'11,859 democrats. There ""' ito t!<orl of Presideot John- one slate officer illd two otalo liS persons registered as inde. sen's daughter, Lynda. has been committeemen, an · o11e dispendents in the wunty. ordered by his dralt board to trict deputy tPickeos) who are Clost"r observation of the reg- report for a physical examina- R. Doughls Roush, sta&e waristration r-econb show the p-re- lion. Hamilto1 is turrtntly de1, New Haven; T. J . Casto, c~s to be equally divided with in Germany making • movie. state mileage l1llll per diem 20 precincts ol!owing a repubJi. A Seleclivt Service spoke&- committee chatrmu, New Ha· C:lll,majorlty ant 20 with demo- man said the order does not veo; Rev. Roy Ellis, stale crat majority, m::1 one precinct, necessarily mean that Hamil- legiSlative committee, New IF... l-t "-»,loa x"o e to ... • 1tJtw No. 46 in Waggone-r district ton is about to be illdurted inti Haven, and Deputy Pirkens. ::::~--witll-'11 I ' listing J58 for tach party and the armed ferces . The action JOUAM offieers urge the 4' lalllei'M"J old.__ 4 independents. is due to the drain on the man- public and the membership to power poo1 because of the Viet .support in every way possible I t - ' I g tllat Ealtr• eald ......... ,__,. . . ~rmo!iet ts th~ name ef a Nam war and the recent deci- activities ef the erder. AM-"-I>Jrkw-ltOJ' !1'tllldl .... 8 I t 53 troup o( the smallest monkeys sion h.1 the governme•t to dip d I lab II g., I latbeRD ts intt • 'o to 3f>.year-old groop UJIIO FIVE·DAY FORECAST kf!O\vn. h n lloeiJrfi T Jl of rt . !·ed men. TemperatUffll from Sallll'· Hamilton is classified 3A, day throogh Wednesday will More than half the populo· 'noe " - :0,1 ' 1988 ...,..., ..xtliHiiS anrage M degree. below tio~ of Guatemala are Indians. meaning a hardship case. The .-. cdtobetllaeM!t 'tof tePIIIIIdtlllll .• hardship is based on Hamiltoa's DOnDal JleprfteulaUve • .,.. _ .... T support of his mother. mal hi&lts & lows are Cleveoland 5I and 37, llelumbao 5I "ib - - ·.. . - - . , . . . .. - - . ..... I Door 4 Md . . Pleasant Valley Hospllal and 37, and ClnciODatl II and Admilled - Mrs. Ernest 41. Turning colder over week· J) Je ~-..... _..,......,.. _____ ..... r n Bellomy, Hogsett: Mrs . Randell end. Scattered sbowen SuoWoodall Pt Pleasant. day er Mooday aad about -~~~ Discharges - Holley Warner, Wednesday will overa1• o ia t' UMIIII 1( I 'Uy CkMI&a'oDed. Parkersburg; Mr:s. Iva Noble, tenth of an loeb or Ieos. I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Henry Rid· ..alllill .... _ ele ..... ... "Wew ._, talad i e 1er ,VintoB; Wayne Frum, Pt. Egg nog waa catted "bellowt I 'JiiG.J •• b • Pleasant. stop" back in colonial tim... Bb1b - '.lr. and Mrs. Ernest Missouri's state bird il thl Yooid be J-t • I 147 .... Bellomy, Hogsett. a •on. bluebird. -,_h . . . . . . . . 110 01111 . . . . . . . . from Lewis District. of . candidate fur Justice l LOll \ ABO PEOPLE· Sentinel Church News should not be held in oontempt 1 for failing to pay remandlnl •• 011 In nis appeal e.ase a cltarg< of reekl..s dri.vlng. A pelican's poucb Call bot " 3 5 11 · T~a :~ buebal1 .111 1 iaDII, , 31 ' ger, never batted below ·' · • In hls 19 yean lD lbe PT. PLEASANT - Action of the Mdson County Court Tbursday included the scheduling· of Po!ice tove$tigated a three AKRON (UP[) _ Despite In· trial on November 1'th of James hic\e accident 7:30 a.[,dr,.,l"''ing efdfertstb. to make m. on Rt. 2 resulting in vers· an ear cars nd 00 ~ at Injury to three persons on the Jllltion's highways, ' : 8 ring a plea of property damage estimated people are being kt!led In to charge. $4,1100. accidents In the United In the acUon of State va. Doug· this year than ever belore. Olllakor an order wao sign. Danny Hazle~t, 18• .The nation was shocked Grove, Wos coted on ) w learn that 49,080 people dled charges "' a mul~ of the car accidents In 196~. hap, reckless driVIRg and operator's license and was his er, owner of. the tar, for permitting an person to dr1ve. Dally Seni!Del. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1888 e ' . 1 ..." ~ • $40 I ' JOUAM J ""· I . 1: . Host 2Events Next 2Months 1 Miller Asks pt' . .. "'I vt' R d •ng ecor B Pub)' • d .. · 89 8 ~------ WATCH THIS PAGE ., loters Counted I $H [ ~ ,_ $41 I' GRAND OPENING Hamilton Gets Order to Take H&R With the hope il wUl, in some metUure, foster and help IIIII" lain thai which is good in family and cOmmunity U/e, rhil If' lure i. spomored b" the busine11 firms and or~ 111ho1e names appear below. .., FIRESTONE.:~ ----------------------------~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. "' - I , _,. '.!ncoln.Mercu~OIItll-!11glilh Fonl ' 1113 0001'' Atheu 85 N. Court SL ' OF AMERICA Builders and Buildlng SuppU.• LOCAL UNION 9668 RaveDSWood, W. Va. 240 Lincoln Sl 992·2550 Middleport Pb. 885211811 Chester, Ohio WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING •!\ GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. , m-2166 Ashland Oil 1'1oduet.o BroW!I'I BotiW GGI I'8IIIINt' ' ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ... BOGGS EQUIPMENT I •ohlo"l Oldest Dodgt Dealtr" Middleport, Ohio ---...... ,., ........_ T I .... TINY S FOODLAND 1 CROW1S STEAK HOUSE : .... _, . , h I -- _ ........... e .......... ~ ------,, ·---. ...... .....,.........- .... . _............ ....,. ..,-... -...... ··--·F I II'&IM ..... Sz. ?......_ ... . ... ~ a, "*""'"'b ____ ..- I • "" .... ·-...._-... I ··-·----· ~ ' 0 ' ' . i I 14 HOURS U-DRIVE-THRU a -•M~Wwt '• 1 · • Wllllt ' I lo,......P*I I S~a ' "G I I 8 111· II "olf-. Alld- 11* - · -->1"11 o.Jl•b JIP . I ,( ~· ; ·oHIO POWER COMPANY ·. ~- SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS - Wo Fill All Doctors Prescrlptlom 892-2955 CHURCH OF CHRIST MIDDLEPORT, 0. Donald llklu, Mlnilter • Your WelteN It At Our l'road Doore ela d1 radh .. ~ .......... --WERNER 9 - ~I Radio & T.V. N. 2nil Ave. Middleport Pomeroy Gtftmrl Mercltllltdll• P'llntltuN and Appll111m 667-3280 C'wller, QldD Phone 88S-2125 THE SEWING CENTER F. J. WALLACE, JEWB.ER WHl'lt SEWING MACHINES IMoN Watcbes- Salu ~ 8co :1111 • GOEGLEIN READY-MtX CO. ' . lllddleport . POMEROY Spreading KingdQm" 91-M , YOU JUST DRIVE THRU I ' ' HOYT1S SOHIO SERVICE W~IIIID St. Pomeroy Suhorl 1M Church ot ~Ill' Choice THAT'S All YOU DO ~INJRS ONLY TAKES ONE MINUTE BAKERY ~.. ot~md BaQII-ilol!o ' WE WASH UNDER THE CAR M!M!eport EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Etteryth!ng 1ft HCiid•m•· Po1111ro7, Oldo TUNE IN NO MUSS - j\10 FUSS NO WET FEET s-- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE :rot~ Willi rou To~ ID Pomeroy Om 110 Y• Kermit Wlllllll. IIF• BEN FRAN~UN W. V1. k• ' •' STORE ' •' J ,I ., Clltll '· • j • .. ----~---~ Allr!ld 1M Cllll?lill tiJ YcillrOfiGfce All This Takts On1y 1 Minute ·' I 111M' S rt 992-2641 RIDENOURS SUPPLY 1uppm PIIIDI I Church llltd Offle.SIIJ)plln-01/11 LYONS CLOVER FARM SUNDAY, OCT. 30 WEST MAIN ST. - MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORI "EWT!!Ihi11Q For the Woman that SeiDl" 83 lllfi St. 'Middleport 91l2-5320 188 N. SecODd " MOTOROLA' ' OPEN • ,. ... l Middleport, Ohio :~1:1:·~~Jw==~:-:::•• a ·' -------... BAUM LUMBER CO. " THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS ...,e. . , . .. . . . . . . Holsum Bread RAY RIGGS, INC. 'L '.' • ._,_ ot Bilktrl 7'. 'kJ ' 'rl Date: January 23rd\t !emperat.u te: 20° belOw 1111&.. ' . \' 'l'i me:8:30 am : • ,\ Army Ph • J l' • $4f 410 ~tered ' I ·_:r~ .. •·. ,. .. .•. ' , �It ~ ·:' ~' "' ' .. ' . ·{ ; .... timated 400 Attend GOP. Rally 'InJ"Iired in . . PT. Pl.EASANT - A large crowd estimatl'd at nearly 400 persons attended the republican llally heto Thursday night at l!le Moose Hall bear Con&ressman Arch Moore of Wheel~ l1g, Republican candidate Har· ry Humphreys for the seat or Congressman from the Fourth Congr.,swnal District. Repub. lican cattd1date for reelection to the House of Delegates Brer· ry Jooes; eandidllle fM' the Slate Senate Foorth district ~ Sta~ v. K knapp, Joi'll 'Secreta!')' of Candidate s. Callens; Lawrenee Gerlach, Jr., candi· tor raunty commissioner --~ ail air Mason County ... G F • spair of our young people. He fight to try to clean up t h t pointed out that the preaent election in West Virginia and "War on Poverty" was a floe seeking Mason Coonty support idea except that data shows for election to the Secretary of 14 per cent of money goes for State post. administl'ative salaries leaving Brerry Jones spoke on the vefY little to help the needy. preservation of the two pari)/ Humphreys spoke on infialioo, system and his proposed fight Viet Nam, proposed tax in· to paos a conflict of Interest creases and the forgotten man law should be be returned to '' the individual taxpay$'.'' the House of Deltgates and his John Callebt conU~ueol hls continued fight to Jtave the sales tax repeall'd on food and drugs. Knapp, who arrived late, spoke briefly on · the t)Vo party system ano urged voters to get out and work to keep this sy. stem. Gertaeh and Faires urged the support of voters in the Novem. ber election. Followong the speakers, r.. freshments were served and an Informal session was held. Mel'gs Rt'dl'ng Club Takes • , 3-. Car. Crash 11-Dally Sentinel, Pom~roy.JI!lddleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1~ •Auto Carnage Trial Seheduled . '""' On November 7th eel by till ...t ••IDI Clldak er to appear bt eourl 00 NovetH ber 4th to obow cauoe whjr · 1~. . To be Bloodier Than Ever T~ursday 1966 TOp pOl ntS Trap hY· The areldent occurred :~!ao~'a ::tc~~:mb!~~~; - -- ·' l11 I - f)! This year, by one expert sessment, about 54,000 Will on the highways. One reason il that m or Americans are driviRg more miles tltall . .er before J i .'l .. \ . BARGAINS _;: ' 1. ., ~ .' mg lh • earIY nwrnmg · Iog· when The lriptenlng picture' tf the !he car driven by Hazlett was extent of prese•t carnage on The meeting was opened with passmg several other cora In the highways came today USED GAS CIRCULATORS .:,' welcome address by Pe t e ~he fog and met an Appalach. the results of a national &tii'Vey 2 - 35,000 BTU Warm Momlng · ,. .,. IW<'liRe. republi•·"" execu tive The Meigo Conaty Rid;n• champioa points and 17 reserve Mrs Fred Leifheit champion tan Power Company truck drl.. by, traffic experts of the Good•,..mtary, 1011 d b Ibe · ~ · • en by Larry Douglas Esque Tire --~ R bber Co I' owe Y tnvo- club will receive the club tr<>- points for the year ill the A...,. and Joe Young, reserve; West· 22 H · · he ' ,ye::ar:......:.::..:....:"':::."'=u==~::.·_ GAS CI~CUIATORS · $15, to $25 the Rev. Gaston h h . . h ·h' K th M , untillgton, ad·on. Hazlett ~0~~:~ "'"""" p Y for t e year from t b e elation. ern orsemans lp, a Y or- also struck another southbo d then turned the oh·JO V·a II ey II orsemen . ':s Asso- Trophies . will . be received for gao, • reserve·• r,.1ag race• Bud- vehicle . un selves. I - 65,000 BTU Humphreys driven by 1 o~,o·t·r. to Bob Butcher ·. · d M r d H F t . · "He has made many free 1 . . elation at t le annual banquet, barrel race pick up race and y ar m an arry ros ' co- Burris ·13 Pt Pleasant .. GAS CIRCULATOR ----,.---'-chalflmn. Bulcher m-1it was announced by Leo Ken- stake race 'Buddy Martin champions and Leo Kennedy, re- trying' 1o ~ut back int ' madmgs, under the t"Oint Pleasanl Mayor ned}', president, when the club champion 'and Harry Frost' serve; and ponies 46 jnches •r lane before stri king t~ privilege allowed Congressmen. 1-6S,OOO Deerbom' Morgao who urged the met Tuesday evening in the . 'f d ' uader, Diana Guthrie, reserve. . But a1l tbe people reeelve to join in the march to ·ecreation ro m at htme ( reserve, . ~ egg an s~n, . TnJured were Esque, newsletters alld ropiet GAS CIRCULATOR - - - - $55 Hlblie•n vict(IJ'y on Novem- J' pi y • R d R do Cheryl Wdliams, champ10n; 'l'he annual banquet will be· and Zelda Rainey, a speeches" • ·1 ose 1• oung •• u11. an oa · 1 Wesle J o e at the Wahama H1gh · · the Burns · c2r. 1 - 65,000 Martin · rn stock horse, School, m Miller · who ls •:~:~,= / ~ehae· cJu~ ;a!J~~ . po~ls : the Young, reservei Trail Horse, November lQ al 7 p.m., with treated at Pleasant in Jacb.n, Vinton aRd GAS CIRCULATOR - - - - - • . . Sfhannon t o( . edWSAtZI j s It"'" an aedny has ·. the Riverview club of New . Hospital and released. cOUIIIiea Thursday, went on ' .. I arne· en ertam· wJ · 1 f at wrrmg • } Haven• W· Va · as hosts· Tick· hewas report · WJ say tha1 "our opponent &ll~Wa se Iect1ons playmg hJS i at t show nng would be cnm· ets are $2 per person and club publish 1 eomplete list of roil USED APPLIANCES . '' and smgm~. 1pleled on Wednesday evenmg. members must make reserva· II oleo • I""'"" IA report on the Associati011 1· ·th Mr K ed b N ca v - me ......,. •. 1 - GE Refrigerator With Frozen ma.n speaker of the tons WI • enn y y lion of all those • .,... which be ~"'h Moore d . meeting was gmn by the vember 1. ed Then tb 1 -·'d . . . . . a ynamJC Pfe>tident. The nominatiog com0 1IUliS • • • peop. ~ Food Compartment - - ' - - - - ~ highlo~ntmg III• CrJ II· 'tt ~ f th .. .· ti' Mrs w A Morga• Don evaluate f.. themselves his N ml 1:"1!' or e t\SSOC13 on gave I • I -Westinghouse 14 cu. ft. 11.~a t'101c the ~ f· its report whirh included Bnb Belzing and Jot Young were record Coneressloaal rep. 1 : . .ad . nat on wit d!le Gordoo, presid.f1Ii' Tom Reunamed as !he Ruminating com· e ICIZe tcre;;;s;;en;;;ta;;;U;;v;;;•·;...._ _ _ __ Refrigerator mtms rat10n mva mg fer v1ce . president:' Mrs. Pete NEW HAVEN ~. Junior · tr 11 · m1ttee to repert at the next . . pocket ?ook of ~v~tryone Zi~merman «ecretary· BiiJ Order, United American Me-- meeting which will be N8vem- Tenth District ~Jn~·~~~~!~ll 1 - Wringer Washer - - - - 111"th all t'tetr federal . treasurer ' • · and' · Young Candidate · ..,. ·• sec- her 22 at 7.3$ p.m. m . g1ve awav . - , Dowme Leo chanirs • R· V• Glbb8• •• Clarence E. , 8 ~ and thts ?rosperlty ' Kenned'y reoorJi~g secretary retary, will host two important recreation room. Refreshments Wednesday Bight caN""1Lon 1 - Hamilton Gas Dryer - - - loeing pw-chased the d•·_ Tht ~eigs • f.:lub v.ted te accept· e~en 1.s m · upcorruag · weeks, th e will be served by Mrs. Young opponent to publish ~e ·• -~'--~ - _ 1•__ _ · I'OR NEWS the report. ~IStnct Fall Rally Nov. If at and Mrs. Harry Frost. record to which be · I - GE Electric Dryer OF OUR There wert 1,482 horses en- 1: ~ p.m. an~ the loca1 CMUJ· During the social hour, color- refers. tered ia all point shows. T h • CJI s 7Dtb anmversary 00 Dee. ed movies of trail ride on Octo. Speaking before • Meigs Counly club has 20 15 at 7:.:w.p.m. which also w1U ber 22 at 7:30p.m. i• Youngjmeeting at Nelsonville, be a Chr1s~as party. were shown. Refreshments of said, "Our opponent ·~:·~~~~ The parly woU be for aft mem· doogbnuts, cider · nd coffeelly refers te his voting ,.iO· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO bers and their f&DtiUes. AR are were served by Mrs. Don Belz· but the pubUc has had no :'i' PT. PLEASANT County NEXT TUESDAY urged to attend. ing and Mrs. Leo Kennedy Jr. purluoity to review it for Clerk L. W. Getty released the Masoo oouoty's coullciis (Pl 1 regiotralioa by precinct Pleas8111 No. !IIi aod New HoY· Thursday afternoon lltowing a en No. 1750 wert well repr ... total of 13.9!11 regillorecl •ot<rs sentl'd at lh<t rt1t Df<tnct meet· In the 41 county precincts. YSJC3 ing Sept. I with fllstrict D"'" TPodltionally republl<101 Ma- · uty Harry Pickeu of ~ew . S<ft ,Counly stilt shows an edge WASHINGTON iUPll - Ac- Haven in charge at D1111bar. that wa.v with 7.022 re-publkans tor George Hamilton, 27, favor· MasiNl Counly eoundls haft t<>"'11,859 democrats. There ""' ito t!<orl of Presideot John- one slate officer illd two otalo liS persons registered as inde. sen's daughter, Lynda. has been committeemen, an · o11e dispendents in the wunty. ordered by his dralt board to trict deputy tPickeos) who are Clost"r observation of the reg- report for a physical examina- R. Doughls Roush, sta&e waristration r-econb show the p-re- lion. Hamilto1 is turrtntly de1, New Haven; T. J . Casto, c~s to be equally divided with in Germany making • movie. state mileage l1llll per diem 20 precincts ol!owing a repubJi. A Seleclivt Service spoke&- committee chatrmu, New Ha· C:lll,majorlty ant 20 with demo- man said the order does not veo; Rev. Roy Ellis, stale crat majority, m::1 one precinct, necessarily mean that Hamil- legiSlative committee, New IF... l-t "-»,loa x"o e to ... • 1tJtw No. 46 in Waggone-r district ton is about to be illdurted inti Haven, and Deputy Pirkens. ::::~--witll-'11 I ' listing J58 for tach party and the armed ferces . The action JOUAM offieers urge the 4' lalllei'M"J old.__ 4 independents. is due to the drain on the man- public and the membership to power poo1 because of the Viet .support in every way possible I t - ' I g tllat Ealtr• eald ......... ,__,. . . ~rmo!iet ts th~ name ef a Nam war and the recent deci- activities ef the erder. AM-"-I>Jrkw-ltOJ' !1'tllldl .... 8 I t 53 troup o( the smallest monkeys sion h.1 the governme•t to dip d I lab II g., I latbeRD ts intt • 'o to 3f>.year-old groop UJIIO FIVE·DAY FORECAST kf!O\vn. h n lloeiJrfi T Jl of rt . !·ed men. TemperatUffll from Sallll'· Hamilton is classified 3A, day throogh Wednesday will More than half the populo· 'noe " - :0,1 ' 1988 ...,..., ..xtliHiiS anrage M degree. below tio~ of Guatemala are Indians. meaning a hardship case. The .-. cdtobetllaeM!t 'tof tePIIIIIdtlllll .• hardship is based on Hamiltoa's DOnDal JleprfteulaUve • .,.. _ .... T support of his mother. mal hi&lts & lows are Cleveoland 5I and 37, llelumbao 5I "ib - - ·.. . - - . , . . . .. - - . ..... I Door 4 Md . . Pleasant Valley Hospllal and 37, and ClnciODatl II and Admilled - Mrs. Ernest 41. Turning colder over week· J) Je ~-..... _..,......,.. _____ ..... r n Bellomy, Hogsett: Mrs . Randell end. Scattered sbowen SuoWoodall Pt Pleasant. day er Mooday aad about -~~~ Discharges - Holley Warner, Wednesday will overa1• o ia t' UMIIII 1( I 'Uy CkMI&a'oDed. Parkersburg; Mr:s. Iva Noble, tenth of an loeb or Ieos. I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Henry Rid· ..alllill .... _ ele ..... ... "Wew ._, talad i e 1er ,VintoB; Wayne Frum, Pt. Egg nog waa catted "bellowt I 'JiiG.J •• b • Pleasant. stop" back in colonial tim... Bb1b - '.lr. and Mrs. Ernest Missouri's state bird il thl Yooid be J-t • I 147 .... Bellomy, Hogsett. a •on. bluebird. -,_h . . . . . . . . 110 01111 . . . . . . . . from Lewis District. of . candidate fur Justice l LOll \ ABO PEOPLE· Sentinel Church News should not be held in oontempt 1 for failing to pay remandlnl •• 011 In nis appeal e.ase a cltarg< of reekl..s dri.vlng. A pelican's poucb Call bot " 3 5 11 · T~a :~ buebal1 .111 1 iaDII, , 31 ' ger, never batted below ·' · • In hls 19 yean lD lbe PT. PLEASANT - Action of the Mdson County Court Tbursday included the scheduling· of Po!ice tove$tigated a three AKRON (UP[) _ Despite In· trial on November 1'th of James hic\e accident 7:30 a.[,dr,.,l"''ing efdfertstb. to make m. on Rt. 2 resulting in vers· an ear cars nd 00 ~ at Injury to three persons on the Jllltion's highways, ' : 8 ring a plea of property damage estimated people are being kt!led In to charge. $4,1100. accidents In the United In the acUon of State va. Doug· this year than ever belore. Olllakor an order wao sign. Danny Hazle~t, 18• .The nation was shocked Grove, Wos coted on ) w learn that 49,080 people dled charges "' a mul~ of the car accidents In 196~. hap, reckless driVIRg and operator's license and was his er, owner of. the tar, for permitting an person to dr1ve. Dally Seni!Del. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 28, 1888 e ' . 1 ..." ~ • $40 I ' JOUAM J ""· I . 1: . Host 2Events Next 2Months 1 Miller Asks pt' . .. "'I vt' R d •ng ecor B Pub)' • d .. · 89 8 ~------ WATCH THIS PAGE ., loters Counted I $H [ ~ ,_ $41 I' GRAND OPENING Hamilton Gets Order to Take H&R With the hope il wUl, in some metUure, foster and help IIIII" lain thai which is good in family and cOmmunity U/e, rhil If' lure i. spomored b" the busine11 firms and or~ 111ho1e names appear below. .., FIRESTONE.:~ ----------------------------~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. "' - I , _,. '.!ncoln.Mercu~OIItll-!11glilh Fonl ' 1113 0001'' Atheu 85 N. Court SL ' OF AMERICA Builders and Buildlng SuppU.• LOCAL UNION 9668 RaveDSWood, W. Va. 240 Lincoln Sl 992·2550 Middleport Pb. 885211811 Chester, Ohio WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING •!\ GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. , m-2166 Ashland Oil 1'1oduet.o BroW!I'I BotiW GGI I'8IIIINt' ' ' R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ... BOGGS EQUIPMENT I •ohlo"l Oldest Dodgt Dealtr" Middleport, Ohio ---...... ,., ........_ T I .... TINY S FOODLAND 1 CROW1S STEAK HOUSE : .... _, . , h I -- _ ........... e .......... ~ ------,, ·---. ...... .....,.........- .... . _............ ....,. ..,-... -...... ··--·F I II'&IM ..... Sz. ?......_ ... . ... ~ a, "*""'"'b ____ ..- I • "" .... ·-...._-... I ··-·----· ~ ' 0 ' ' . i I 14 HOURS U-DRIVE-THRU a -•M~Wwt '• 1 · • Wllllt ' I lo,......P*I I S~a ' "G I I 8 111· II "olf-. Alld- 11* - · -->1"11 o.Jl•b JIP . I ,( ~· ; ·oHIO POWER COMPANY ·. ~- SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS - Wo Fill All Doctors Prescrlptlom 892-2955 CHURCH OF CHRIST MIDDLEPORT, 0. Donald llklu, Mlnilter • Your WelteN It At Our l'road Doore ela d1 radh .. ~ .......... --WERNER 9 - ~I Radio & T.V. N. 2nil Ave. Middleport Pomeroy Gtftmrl Mercltllltdll• P'llntltuN and Appll111m 667-3280 C'wller, QldD Phone 88S-2125 THE SEWING CENTER F. J. WALLACE, JEWB.ER WHl'lt SEWING MACHINES IMoN Watcbes- Salu ~ 8co :1111 • GOEGLEIN READY-MtX CO. ' . lllddleport . POMEROY Spreading KingdQm" 91-M , YOU JUST DRIVE THRU I ' ' HOYT1S SOHIO SERVICE W~IIIID St. Pomeroy Suhorl 1M Church ot ~Ill' Choice THAT'S All YOU DO ~INJRS ONLY TAKES ONE MINUTE BAKERY ~.. ot~md BaQII-ilol!o ' WE WASH UNDER THE CAR M!M!eport EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Etteryth!ng 1ft HCiid•m•· Po1111ro7, Oldo TUNE IN NO MUSS - j\10 FUSS NO WET FEET s-- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE :rot~ Willi rou To~ ID Pomeroy Om 110 Y• Kermit Wlllllll. IIF• BEN FRAN~UN W. V1. k• ' •' STORE ' •' J ,I ., Clltll '· • j • .. ----~---~ Allr!ld 1M Cllll?lill tiJ YcillrOfiGfce All This Takts On1y 1 Minute ·' I 111M' S rt 992-2641 RIDENOURS SUPPLY 1uppm PIIIDI I Church llltd Offle.SIIJ)plln-01/11 LYONS CLOVER FARM SUNDAY, OCT. 30 WEST MAIN ST. - MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORI "EWT!!Ihi11Q For the Woman that SeiDl" 83 lllfi St. 'Middleport 91l2-5320 188 N. SecODd " MOTOROLA' ' OPEN • ,. ... l Middleport, Ohio :~1:1:·~~Jw==~:-:::•• a ·' -------... BAUM LUMBER CO. " THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS ...,e. . , . .. . . . . . . Holsum Bread RAY RIGGS, INC. 'L '.' • ._,_ ot Bilktrl 7'. 'kJ ' 'rl Date: January 23rd\t !emperat.u te: 20° belOw 1111&.. ' . \' 'l'i me:8:30 am : • ,\ Army Ph • J l' • $4f 410 ~tered ' I ·_:r~ .. •·. ,. .. .•. ' , �,. • .. ·' , I' ..r .. " " ........ ..... ~jl;~ j<' Set Extra Ca~h_ The Want Ad ·way Business Services • • ' ,Q _. ~~ ... .;;_i..A:. ••-" iit.. ur r ' ·, :r HAD A RUN ON , HEN·HOUSE LOCKS THIS MORNIN~ SHFRIFF .. SOLO EVER' BLESSET ON!: l HAD IN STOCK • i. ~... i rfl ;::.::..:...:.:__-~----;---., EVER'BODY IIIlTH' HOLLER KNOWS I LET OL' CHICKEN·SIIIATCHIN' SNUFFY OUT OF TH' THE WILLETS JAILHOUSE THIS MORNIN' W\NT AD · :: INFORMATION • .~ OI:ADLINES p · M. &lfor• DIJ PvbiiCifliH' i-.:JIIIond.., OtiCIIIIUI ' ' 00 A M. ·, CANCELLATIONS E'ASY. NOW, FLORIA-WHEN c;O.II!CTIUNI 1i o• eccepted \lfttll t:OO .._ M. · Few OIV Of Pub•C.,._ 8f ONE OP fHI ..j IUiOULATIDNI .. PIJbllthtr rel.f'VII ftll right 10 8411 01 ,.11, ,1 ' " ' edl cMemeo a ~,S.oonlbll t;rror1 lhOUICII H " " ~~'" ' '~d ommtllletetr Tfll D'll• 1961 CHEVROLET PICKUP 11'\/o~a one lltlfrt~l' and healer. OFI=ICi: "OURS \ : 0~ f' ro M TO IH ~ UL JU E:AS'I' PLACt 1 PR O DuCIItO WANT ~Ot~E • Rawlings Honda Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy. 0. ·: r LI'L ABNER S~~ WY 2-2f51 MIDOLEPORT 1 , 1 I'll. 992·2143 I 1 AD WY 2-2156 Pomeroy Motor Co. DRIVE A RADIATOR Pomeroy CLEAN CAR SERVICE O.olll a: U a. M to n ·ot Noon IT " ~ BLAETINARS $895 White fmlsh, red interior, like new tires, power steering and brakes, automatic trans., rat1to and heater, good top. Drive a Buick at only $1395. edd>tlgne • woro le l't'l . '!l lEitR'f 1962 BUICK INVICTA CONV. CPE. --:tr , - $1395 tl'.ti"''IOnt ~ enl Oltl=OUnl "" PliO td' 10. pe>u wothln I~ Cltrt. 1) 1' IHIII.NK S ll OSITU6.IIo~ ~ fur ~0 wnrO <n>nlll'IU'" Etch A . LEAVIN' 1EXI6 ENTIRELX TOO SU()P•N CALL DICK RAV(LINGS 4 speed trans., red bucket seats, new t;tres, whate fmlsh, radio IJ ~ffi~':'::~ Lh~ ro• loO Cltflh ~·· woro •or 111r111 Con. \ tCU'IYfl $8.95 1962 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE t!;Ait !:l wan• Ad !iervl.:. 1 per NICEST PEOPLF.I l"leet 5 iide a· body, V8 engine, custom seats, heater, good tne::;. wu . not •• ret;ponttblt fo• rnen onl oru:orrec:l lnnrtton f'or TELEPHONE POLE'> ~TART LOOKIN' LIK£ TEETIIIN Acot.IS, YOU'RE IT ONLY TAKES Rea! !:state For Sale OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. . ............. . c-·--"" ·~· IF' I VOTE FOR YOU WilL YOU PRQMISE. m Be AIJ HOIJE:>T, i~IARD·I.U?RKIIJG, UP.STJ\IJDIIJG RJBUC A~ 'rOO iRYIIJG TO SELL 'rtli.JR. VOTE; --- ...--- Fal!\? SERVANT? / You Fee l Right at Home with Us A r rlax in g, C'njoyabfe meal with ho mr-rooked ~o odn c ss .. that' s what we nf[ er. We srrve chi ldrt!!l 's porti ons. THE BORN LOSEII ly ART SANSOM DICK iRACY BA II.El.''S 218 E. Ma in Helen Baile y LAW OF PI-IVSICS? SURE IT DOES f PHONE WY 2·3974 Iris (Baiileyl fosT OfFICf DO Meigs Equipment Co. Rear Meigs General Hospilal Pomeroy LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII FRI!iCKLII AND HIS FRIENDS ---,;-- lr MERRILL BLOSSER -----· eUT~ J400T F'OLK'b DOWN !ALL OVER "M WOflLD ! AA' r1lli!QEfc! 'EM IRANNIIl'" W:NNIE 16 GOINe 10 'IONieHt'f> MLL A~ MY GR!!AT··G!lE~T·,r<~~!Ill GR~AT ALLEY OOP FEED are a chicken sup--• pdf-•Friday evening at 8:30 p. m. on Snow Ball Hill. All ntf;l'b:ers are welcome. 10 27 2tc \lU AGF SALE November 3 a , 4 m Utnel' Evans store b lding in 'PIJmeroy. Sponsor~ ed bv the WSCS of Aest R Methodist Chw·c~ 10 27 3LC d~= -c~---- --.lA SHOOT, Sunday, O<:t. 31l, at Jzaak Walton F'arm. Sponso(.d by !.he Cl]ester Fire De· pa+tment. 10 27 3tp TErt)S coumv coon l.l:nie..S are sponsoring a ham shoot Sunday. Oct. 30. 3tarting al JUltll nl lbeir club house on Snow Ball Hill. 10 26 3tc ilmAL ! I al the Hartiord .hoilllian U n i o • Church, Evangelist, Rev . Fred Shockli:!y from Crown City, 0 . Time 7 10 p. m.1 beginr.ing Nov. 6, 1966. Pastor Rev. John 0'· Bryan Sr. Everyone welrr1me. 10 26 3lc _........, - -- 'ART.'S Barber Simp will open Friday, Oct. 28 al 8 a. m. Re~so n for br.ir.g closed was to illness. Earl Custer. 10 26 41c 'HERE will be an auction Saturday night, Oct. 29, at 7 p. m. at Laurel CliU It Welch _____ . ,. due IIIIi Adams' AueliDR Jiouae. 10 :IS Jlp . - -~ , ·--- • • ~ • • • ..1 •••• • • •• ly RALPH HEIMDAHL .• .. Business Services - -- MAKE MORE PROFIT by SADDLE HORSES, 3 head, listing your firm's services in and some gentle ponies. Paul the Daily Sentinel's Bnsiness . Service column. 10 10 If Orr, Phone 1149-3192. 10 'll 6tp AUcrtiiNEKII Qlmptete Service Critl llr}ldturo I lUGS lUNNY 1 GRANCMOTHI:Rt CINIIUttl.A! 'I ••. PROMOTES BETTER HEALTH Zig zag equipped 1965 Write. PI'Ooo or Contacl hole, applique, rnOJ•og;ramiS, Cortina GT, Uke new, 32 miles A. 1-. qRAUFIIRU overcasts, etc. Pay per gal. Ph. 992-2590. Radao, Oblo alee due of f payments 10 20 lie I I lfe each. Ph. 992·2685. 1957 CHEVROLET, good ~shape- -SE.,.W=IN-:0:--m-ac-hlnes,.--,-r:;.ep_au _::ser .:_ Because we balance -our SURE WIN 10 19 tic Phil Meier, 992-3510, rice, aU malte.. WY :I-2Z84 feed, your stock will grow uniform and Mornin~ coal 10 12 lie 1be FabriC Shop, Pomeroy SO lb. capacity, 120, one - - - - - - --:::--:-- Authorized Singer Sales ana healthy and return more . pound per ooo BTU Tempco gas """'" '·' 'I!R~e:iiafiloEsO!.Ita teU.FieolrmSieiOileilOO Servoce. 1 Zll ttc feed dollar. Order now. Big discounts ~. Ph. 992-6021. 10 26 3 llouse on CO-M-PACr- SA-LES- aoid service, , on bulk orders. HAM, 6B~ib., -por-k-chops, 69c 1 150. home in exr.<;ienl con- Robert Kennedy, 1502 - 16th 'I lb., 3 lb. bacon $1.39, bologna dltion, big yard, newly pain~ St., Parkersburg. W. Va. Ph. ' i 3 lb. $1.39, milk 79c gal., 4\ ed. Phone 1192-llOO:i or 992- 422-8306 or Jim Deeter, Rt. 3, cans Argo peas, 65c, 16 rolls 2529. 9 28 Uc Coolville, 0. Ph. 667-3851. tissue, $1.00, 39c candy, l 175 ACRE !ann, -house wllh . 10 20 31ltc . SU~AR for $1.00, bananas, 9c lb. rooms and bojth. cellar. <"'liar REAIJY ·MIX concrete deliver , M&G ilod Market, 3 miles house, 2 large barns, lr•e ed rl~hr to vour project foullr of Middleport, 0 ., on gas. 2 famo • pondo, lmmed> 1 and easy. li'ree .. unTlrt•s Rt... 7. . 10 24 3lp ale occupancy. Pearl Wll· ~ Pllone 11112-1$4, Goegleln 19M MO.FED, $75, ph. 9>12 ·• lillllli, W.!-2318 or 1192-2681. Ready·Mll Co., Mlddi•P<•o:l Mulberr-y. Ava. Phont 992-2115 ·.. -Pomeroy, Ohio 2121. 11 2fi 8tp 10 3 Ue Otuo. i Ill Ut. :•-.....-- - --· _- - - - - - 110 RUN . f••• I FLOUR MILLS -LoW Bowling l;l~ults Pomeroy Cement Block 28 Serieo _ Naomi Fl.yci, • 1• N D&DBar Zf ,_, Rawlings Honda 22 Porter, 513. Hilh Team Gamt ·' TRI COUNTY L£AGUE Oetolltr lt, !. . Valley Belle Dairy' 20 , . . lleiGiter 11, 1111 Polnb High Game and SerieS - Hen- - B-F s, 6.11, Hilb Tala Petals Tell81 300. Zl o;Y Cl~tworlhy, 244, 597; Hi&h SetloJ - Double M's, IIIZO. Crow's Steak Hruse · 40 Bo!'les Boys .'· :If team· Game - H & R Fir<· Hois\un So r sa Racine !Agioo : :16 stofle, 950; High Team SeriesForeman 1r Abbott ~ · Miller Bros. Grocery 20 Syracuse Ball Park, 257~. Womea'o Early Jljnl Lape 1 Cralt's Markel ~ 1 Freuchies Transmission I! Oclobor Jt, Holluri\ No. l :ZZ ~·a Tractor Service 8 Wed. Early Mlled Loope PMII G&J, Mattei 10' · HIP, G.ame K. 8.• 1ey 21!2; October 1!, lt8l · PIDneltes ~ . '.; HJab Game _ B4lrt Bodlmer. Hi&b Se~oes - F. Iuker, S46; wa Lot Slow Jo'our ,. . , "4· flllll Striel - Tom Cbap- TO!Im Hogb Game and Senes- Foursome ~~ 6 Odd Ball• :II· m.;., 5111. '• Boyles Bilys 138, 2389· B - F's 12 9 Kr<~~Y Four ~ Team Gall!• - ·traJ&!il , . . : Fo.Jr. Sportsmen II 10 llt'iilelttl llll Mamt 194; High Team Series , :ie~~G: 1 S/loiltts •, : 10 II Pill sput~ . It - ·O'ow'l. steak Hou~ ~1. ' , ·• , .P i 1 •• A<V · · ' 1 13 lllch Game ~ ·~ -Net1 0 ' • . · I • ~ . O<iuble M't T· If lie Wli&ht, 1•, 41'1. Hlllt • ·· l'O...,Dny .LANES Syracuse Boll Park 40 High Game ..: l!ttty Stnilh,l OiunaiiHI SerlelFour ~~~-·-~· HaiL rntone 14 _ _ • .7" .. . .. -~,. " =-..,.., • . \ . ." ' r 1• 38'" ' 'I . . :ra Krw �,. • .. ·' , I' ..r .. " " ........ ..... ~jl;~ j<' Set Extra Ca~h_ The Want Ad ·way Business Services • • ' ,Q _. ~~ ... .;;_i..A:. ••-" iit.. ur r ' ·, :r HAD A RUN ON , HEN·HOUSE LOCKS THIS MORNIN~ SHFRIFF .. SOLO EVER' BLESSET ON!: l HAD IN STOCK • i. ~... i rfl ;::.::..:...:.:__-~----;---., EVER'BODY IIIlTH' HOLLER KNOWS I LET OL' CHICKEN·SIIIATCHIN' SNUFFY OUT OF TH' THE WILLETS JAILHOUSE THIS MORNIN' W\NT AD · :: INFORMATION • .~ OI:ADLINES p · M. &lfor• DIJ PvbiiCifliH' i-.:JIIIond.., OtiCIIIIUI ' ' 00 A M. ·, CANCELLATIONS E'ASY. NOW, FLORIA-WHEN c;O.II!CTIUNI 1i o• eccepted \lfttll t:OO .._ M. · Few OIV Of Pub•C.,._ 8f ONE OP fHI ..j IUiOULATIDNI .. PIJbllthtr rel.f'VII ftll right 10 8411 01 ,.11, ,1 ' " ' edl cMemeo a ~,S.oonlbll t;rror1 lhOUICII H " " ~~'" ' '~d ommtllletetr Tfll D'll• 1961 CHEVROLET PICKUP 11'\/o~a one lltlfrt~l' and healer. OFI=ICi: "OURS \ : 0~ f' ro M TO IH ~ UL JU E:AS'I' PLACt 1 PR O DuCIItO WANT ~Ot~E • Rawlings Honda Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy. 0. ·: r LI'L ABNER S~~ WY 2-2f51 MIDOLEPORT 1 , 1 I'll. 992·2143 I 1 AD WY 2-2156 Pomeroy Motor Co. DRIVE A RADIATOR Pomeroy CLEAN CAR SERVICE O.olll a: U a. M to n ·ot Noon IT " ~ BLAETINARS $895 White fmlsh, red interior, like new tires, power steering and brakes, automatic trans., rat1to and heater, good top. Drive a Buick at only $1395. edd>tlgne • woro le l't'l . '!l lEitR'f 1962 BUICK INVICTA CONV. CPE. --:tr , - $1395 tl'.ti"''IOnt ~ enl Oltl=OUnl "" PliO td' 10. pe>u wothln I~ Cltrt. 1) 1' IHIII.NK S ll OSITU6.IIo~ ~ fur ~0 wnrO <n>nlll'IU'" Etch A . LEAVIN' 1EXI6 ENTIRELX TOO SU()P•N CALL DICK RAV(LINGS 4 speed trans., red bucket seats, new t;tres, whate fmlsh, radio IJ ~ffi~':'::~ Lh~ ro• loO Cltflh ~·· woro •or 111r111 Con. \ tCU'IYfl $8.95 1962 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE t!;Ait !:l wan• Ad !iervl.:. 1 per NICEST PEOPLF.I l"leet 5 iide a· body, V8 engine, custom seats, heater, good tne::;. wu . not •• ret;ponttblt fo• rnen onl oru:orrec:l lnnrtton f'or TELEPHONE POLE'> ~TART LOOKIN' LIK£ TEETIIIN Acot.IS, YOU'RE IT ONLY TAKES Rea! !:state For Sale OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. . ............. . c-·--"" ·~· IF' I VOTE FOR YOU WilL YOU PRQMISE. m Be AIJ HOIJE:>T, i~IARD·I.U?RKIIJG, UP.STJ\IJDIIJG RJBUC A~ 'rOO iRYIIJG TO SELL 'rtli.JR. VOTE; --- ...--- Fal!\? SERVANT? / You Fee l Right at Home with Us A r rlax in g, C'njoyabfe meal with ho mr-rooked ~o odn c ss .. that' s what we nf[ er. We srrve chi ldrt!!l 's porti ons. THE BORN LOSEII ly ART SANSOM DICK iRACY BA II.El.''S 218 E. Ma in Helen Baile y LAW OF PI-IVSICS? SURE IT DOES f PHONE WY 2·3974 Iris (Baiileyl fosT OfFICf DO Meigs Equipment Co. Rear Meigs General Hospilal Pomeroy LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII FRI!iCKLII AND HIS FRIENDS ---,;-- lr MERRILL BLOSSER -----· eUT~ J400T F'OLK'b DOWN !ALL OVER "M WOflLD ! AA' r1lli!QEfc! 'EM IRANNIIl'" W:NNIE 16 GOINe 10 'IONieHt'f> MLL A~ MY GR!!AT··G!lE~T·,r<~~!Ill GR~AT ALLEY OOP FEED are a chicken sup--• pdf-•Friday evening at 8:30 p. m. on Snow Ball Hill. All ntf;l'b:ers are welcome. 10 27 2tc \lU AGF SALE November 3 a , 4 m Utnel' Evans store b lding in 'PIJmeroy. Sponsor~ ed bv the WSCS of Aest R Methodist Chw·c~ 10 27 3LC d~= -c~---- --.lA SHOOT, Sunday, O<:t. 31l, at Jzaak Walton F'arm. Sponso(.d by !.he Cl]ester Fire De· pa+tment. 10 27 3tp TErt)S coumv coon l.l:nie..S are sponsoring a ham shoot Sunday. Oct. 30. 3tarting al JUltll nl lbeir club house on Snow Ball Hill. 10 26 3tc ilmAL ! I al the Hartiord .hoilllian U n i o • Church, Evangelist, Rev . Fred Shockli:!y from Crown City, 0 . Time 7 10 p. m.1 beginr.ing Nov. 6, 1966. Pastor Rev. John 0'· Bryan Sr. Everyone welrr1me. 10 26 3lc _........, - -- 'ART.'S Barber Simp will open Friday, Oct. 28 al 8 a. m. Re~so n for br.ir.g closed was to illness. Earl Custer. 10 26 41c 'HERE will be an auction Saturday night, Oct. 29, at 7 p. m. at Laurel CliU It Welch _____ . ,. due IIIIi Adams' AueliDR Jiouae. 10 :IS Jlp . - -~ , ·--- • • ~ • • • ..1 •••• • • •• ly RALPH HEIMDAHL .• .. Business Services - -- MAKE MORE PROFIT by SADDLE HORSES, 3 head, listing your firm's services in and some gentle ponies. Paul the Daily Sentinel's Bnsiness . Service column. 10 10 If Orr, Phone 1149-3192. 10 'll 6tp AUcrtiiNEKII Qlmptete Service Critl llr}ldturo I lUGS lUNNY 1 GRANCMOTHI:Rt CINIIUttl.A! 'I ••. PROMOTES BETTER HEALTH Zig zag equipped 1965 Write. PI'Ooo or Contacl hole, applique, rnOJ•og;ramiS, Cortina GT, Uke new, 32 miles A. 1-. qRAUFIIRU overcasts, etc. Pay per gal. Ph. 992-2590. Radao, Oblo alee due of f payments 10 20 lie I I lfe each. Ph. 992·2685. 1957 CHEVROLET, good ~shape- -SE.,.W=IN-:0:--m-ac-hlnes,.--,-r:;.ep_au _::ser .:_ Because we balance -our SURE WIN 10 19 tic Phil Meier, 992-3510, rice, aU malte.. WY :I-2Z84 feed, your stock will grow uniform and Mornin~ coal 10 12 lie 1be FabriC Shop, Pomeroy SO lb. capacity, 120, one - - - - - - --:::--:-- Authorized Singer Sales ana healthy and return more . pound per ooo BTU Tempco gas """'" '·' 'I!R~e:iiafiloEsO!.Ita teU.FieolrmSieiOileilOO Servoce. 1 Zll ttc feed dollar. Order now. Big discounts ~. Ph. 992-6021. 10 26 3 llouse on CO-M-PACr- SA-LES- aoid service, , on bulk orders. HAM, 6B~ib., -por-k-chops, 69c 1 150. home in exr.<;ienl con- Robert Kennedy, 1502 - 16th 'I lb., 3 lb. bacon $1.39, bologna dltion, big yard, newly pain~ St., Parkersburg. W. Va. Ph. ' i 3 lb. $1.39, milk 79c gal., 4\ ed. Phone 1192-llOO:i or 992- 422-8306 or Jim Deeter, Rt. 3, cans Argo peas, 65c, 16 rolls 2529. 9 28 Uc Coolville, 0. Ph. 667-3851. tissue, $1.00, 39c candy, l 175 ACRE !ann, -house wllh . 10 20 31ltc . SU~AR for $1.00, bananas, 9c lb. rooms and bojth. cellar. <"'liar REAIJY ·MIX concrete deliver , M&G ilod Market, 3 miles house, 2 large barns, lr•e ed rl~hr to vour project foullr of Middleport, 0 ., on gas. 2 famo • pondo, lmmed> 1 and easy. li'ree .. unTlrt•s Rt... 7. . 10 24 3lp ale occupancy. Pearl Wll· ~ Pllone 11112-1$4, Goegleln 19M MO.FED, $75, ph. 9>12 ·• lillllli, W.!-2318 or 1192-2681. Ready·Mll Co., Mlddi•P<•o:l Mulberr-y. Ava. Phont 992-2115 ·.. -Pomeroy, Ohio 2121. 11 2fi 8tp 10 3 Ue Otuo. i Ill Ut. :•-.....-- - --· _- - - - - - 110 RUN . f••• I FLOUR MILLS -LoW Bowling l;l~ults Pomeroy Cement Block 28 Serieo _ Naomi Fl.yci, • 1• N D&DBar Zf ,_, Rawlings Honda 22 Porter, 513. Hilh Team Gamt ·' TRI COUNTY L£AGUE Oetolltr lt, !. . Valley Belle Dairy' 20 , . . lleiGiter 11, 1111 Polnb High Game and SerieS - Hen- - B-F s, 6.11, Hilb Tala Petals Tell81 300. Zl o;Y Cl~tworlhy, 244, 597; Hi&h SetloJ - Double M's, IIIZO. Crow's Steak Hruse · 40 Bo!'les Boys .'· :If team· Game - H & R Fir<· Hois\un So r sa Racine !Agioo : :16 stofle, 950; High Team SeriesForeman 1r Abbott ~ · Miller Bros. Grocery 20 Syracuse Ball Park, 257~. Womea'o Early Jljnl Lape 1 Cralt's Markel ~ 1 Freuchies Transmission I! Oclobor Jt, Holluri\ No. l :ZZ ~·a Tractor Service 8 Wed. Early Mlled Loope PMII G&J, Mattei 10' · HIP, G.ame K. 8.• 1ey 21!2; October 1!, lt8l · PIDneltes ~ . '.; HJab Game _ B4lrt Bodlmer. Hi&b Se~oes - F. Iuker, S46; wa Lot Slow Jo'our ,. . , "4· flllll Striel - Tom Cbap- TO!Im Hogb Game and Senes- Foursome ~~ 6 Odd Ball• :II· m.;., 5111. '• Boyles Bilys 138, 2389· B - F's 12 9 Kr<~~Y Four ~ Team Gall!• - ·traJ&!il , . . : Fo.Jr. Sportsmen II 10 llt'iilelttl llll Mamt 194; High Team Series , :ie~~G: 1 S/loiltts •, : 10 II Pill sput~ . It - ·O'ow'l. steak Hou~ ~1. ' , ·• , .P i 1 •• A<V · · ' 1 13 lllch Game ~ ·~ -Net1 0 ' • . · I • ~ . O<iuble M't T· If lie Wli&ht, 1•, 41'1. Hlllt • ·· l'O...,Dny .LANES Syracuse Boll Park 40 High Game ..: l!ttty Stnilh,l OiunaiiHI SerlelFour ~~~-·-~· HaiL rntone 14 _ _ • .7" .. . .. -~,. " =-..,.., • . \ . ." ' r 1• 38'" ' 'I . . :ra Krw �<. \ ,. ·' ; :. 1k 1rs ./11w .I ~~~ ' •• ·, 1r .: ; : - 'f' ~ '·' ·-7'" .. - - ·· --- -·- - - . ,.. .,_., -, . 1 ''f o;.. ,- . _,· -,, tNo - ~ i-JJ 'it 1"·-~~ · G F~'\''".11'~" ,; ~:!s~~S::': ::; Chadwe!Lvvins Best of Show Artie es . ivert ~~~ ::;:=-..: . . , , , · , · ~ani. A1 c·' 1ub Meetl.ng \::t .M ,, . r,,,/1~··~ ~ ~< J . j ' "' . ,. blrihday of Dilllllle, Ca1'\!lall +t ciDI;Iy ud JIUIKlb Al'f• ,,.,. ~ att C'n3ctwell WOil Morning." Inside, In• a harvest se!Uo~ Mrs. Pea•t Mora, blue. lhe home of Mr. arid Mr,. I~aa ed. l!)l Mra. lvlll Cermall. At "'ii!R' ~~ YSbow" in the flower The neutral walla aad burlap was a Ufe-slze farmer boy doD Dl~lslo~. B- Artis~~. 'Design Carman, Peach Fork RoiJ,d, ~ ' wlfl ~ Frecker, M "Harvest Time," present· drapes of the Grange hall surroonded by the flowers, Section.. 7 Class. 1, October Pomeroy. Games were played r.ir'l\aad Mrs. ·~ 8Yen. ~~ Chester Garden club in made a perfect !oil for the;'COI· fruita arid vegeta~les of the sea· Queen, nlne entries w1th Mrs. • and ' prizes given. The Flln~ ~ ·~ ~ earm.a, , 'l'lhester Grange hall October 22- orful autumn colors of the 74 son, with harvest ~oon shining Donal~ Mora receiving blue. . . · stone lheme with dec'Orallons Bfetldp Se~ rllicl Parll H... : !!!!·. artistic arrangements. An at· over all. Polled vmes, candles Mrs. Reid Young, J'ed, Mrs. Several articles were presented when the Wlldwi)Od or Happy Birthday baJJwns ~ Daony Cai'JIIan, the bolllll'ed ,,)·lJlljW! '• Chadwell won with her ten live group heard the oral and colored corn decorated the Earl Dean, white, and . Mrs. Gal;den club met Wednesdpy evening at the home of Mrs. streamers was .carried 'IIIII. ' .\ guest , · ,, \ ~ment in artistic design judging by Mrs. James Titus, piano. Conserv~tion . area~. Pearl ~?ra, green ·r~.~bons. Victor Hysell' with Mrs. Vernon Nease as C~~·hostess. • large birthday cake waa, Jm· · · ·~ l!i!l!lllill class 8, "All Alone," alan accredited judge ~f the wer~ made lnv1tmg with gay Class 2, Time of ,Plenty, Mrs. Mrs. Karl Grue~er, pres~dent, conducted the meet· , • - T-'. ftli!ilel1! arrangement. Mrs. OAGC. Mrs. Titus praiSed the cushwns on benches and potted Purley Karr, blue, ~ll· George ing which opened w1th devobons ta~n from :rhe Upper vase Mrs. Uswm Nease, pink Club Dmu, ..,.,. Donald Mora won second b.st quality of the flowers and the plants. Fred~r~ck .Jr., red, Mrs. ~arl Room on Love Your Enem~. by Mrs. Paul F1shel' who rose specimen; Mrs. David In Etlerdnf Play ,; ' of sllow With her arrangment over-all excellence of the show. The reire:lbmenl table w;s Ka~:· ~~~~; ;.~• .~"·Fro:~ dose~ with prayer. Members answered roll call with their Nease, table arrangement us· Members of the Sew-11111 jjo blass 1 "October's Queen " Shocks of corn, clumps ol <*rlul wi\h red checked cloth De • g : . • M favorite color contamer. lng fir tree foliage and pink Sewing Qub met at crow\ ielolll!in .;,urns, and third Be~t marJgoJrls and patio ligblll I on klns cornooopias of red I Mo.rnlng" (live •.nlfleS rs. 'l'lle regional meeting to be ,"Now Is .the time mums Mrs. Hiram Fisher, a Steak House Wednesday ol 81lowgwas won by Mrs. Reid either side ol the flag stOne an~ white mums and antique Reid Young, blue, Mrs. KEarl held at Congregallona.l church l>lant peomes, put fetlllzer on yellow mum specimen; Mrs. p. m. for their HaUoween • ~ .. Cia« 3 "A Frosty ••ntrance welcomed the guests. coli pol Assorted Dean, red , Mrs. Purley arr, parish bouse In Mad~etta on plants, out burlap around 'Slllall Fred Nease, line arrangement ner. Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jrlfl. m _:-:_~ _ . _ ___ 1ro~1one . e• nd c~flee were white; and Mrs. Dale Kautz, November 10 was announce'!; trees, sew rye g(lll!ll to be turn- using fir tree foliage aad yel. celved 8 birthday 1111 !rom her 18 ~:.~·;:.:gb:ul the hours of green. Mrs. Mabel Reed of Newar~ ed ~nder in spring, and dig low mums: aad Mrs. Victor secret pal, · ,• sh On b ndred thirty- Class 4 "Tea by the Fire " will be guest speaker. Regis- .dahha and other bulbs. Hysell, table arrangement, u&· .th e ow. ' tratlou will be SOc and tbe dill> • .0 ' . G lng weathered wood aad or- Follow~!~~ the dillner !lie five gnests regiStered. The 1tbree entries) Mrs. uy 8om$I A demonstration on an ab...., "-ded 1he plav !\\• 1 t b lace merfi ld blue Mrs Wyatt ner · ' ange mums. ,..vUP a,_ " coun ry s 0 edwa~ a usy ~lb Ch de 1j d·; Mrs· Roy Mi~ Mrs. Hysell reported on the stracl sMe arrangement was A cont.lst was conducted b)\ Feudln' OVer Yooder." ,.._ 1.al ~ants, . ;· 1 a :~t ~a~s 5 ,;Still Life .. county meeting held at lbe given by Mrs. Hysell, · after Mro. Edison Hollon and won tending were Mra • l!aytiiMa ~:·• nbak..;'r a~:n~I~ d ~~~~e en~ies) M;s. Robe~ Ohio Power Company office, which the meetipg closed with by Mrs. Charles Lewis. Mrs. Bally, Mrs. Dayton Strick• vegedta es, ld goo W od bl M, rs Dale Kautz The Mags County Christmas the Lor~·· Prayer In unison. Hollon won the door prize. Re. Mrs. Donald Colllns, M:fl~ 0 • canA Y so · lied d b ue.Chadwell ' · white· and• Flower Show to be hcJd Nov· Flower arrangemen' ts were 1re sh ments were served '"· be Rc naid Brown.,., I.. Mr•· • di were f b d· Mrs ., t sp1ay 0 a d an or· ~ 'E · 1 Dean ~een (,185, ember 211·27 was discussed and judged by Mrs. Lewis and blue hostesses to 19 members and Boyer, Mra. Donald McK. . lapedhev~greensd: bor~en- 6 "Sol arn Mom~nt ,. (IO en literature distributed. Mrs. ribbons awarded to Kosta Hy- five gue•ts, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs.... tal s ru ~rov• ~ eorge lr' ) e; Pearl Mora blue: Charles Lewis, a guest, an- sell of t~e Junior club for Val Dur•t. Kosta and Grace old Hood, Mrs. Gilmore IIIII Carped r 01 arper Idudrsti.er•ets, M•es 11 mrse. r Holter red· Mr; nounced that the club may have marigol1s In an old fashioned Hysell and Undo Hollon. Mrs. WOllam Gaddis. ,,. rna e an 1n.1erestmg .a 1 on rs.I 0K ' ' · tr to t th h 11 :,iiiiioiiiiiiii;;i;;;;;;i;i.ii;;iii;.,jiii;ii;;,ii;i;iiiiii;;iiiiii;ii.iiiii;iiiii;;;]iiiiij;i.iii;iiioiiiiiiiioi h't d Mrs a coon Y s re a e s ow I the educalwnal sectiOn of the Pur ey arr, w ' e; an . the lsb She I d' I ed l We offer full-scale banking show. Another educational dis- Horace Karr, green. ' y wb C~ ~t ISp ~ service: checking accounts, play contained copies of vari- Class 7 "A Hunting We Wlll scraphooh . 01n ns mdas f othw. · ~~~ · · ) M Ch d er s ow 1as year an o e savings accounts, many types ous garden magazmes, books Go (SIX entr1es , rs. a - C ty F . · h of loans and other special-pw·· on gardening and arranging, well, blue; Mrs. Holler, red; oun "" s ow. po.«e serviees- all convenientlv and an easel of illustrations of Mrs. Kautz, white; and Mrs. A thank you Cl1rd was recelv· various designs in flower ar- Koblentz, green. Class 8, "All ed from tbe Fisher family . A fU!der one roof-to help you ranging. There was also a dis- Alone" modern (nine entries), round robin get well card was and vours with personal, fam· play of insecticides, sprayers Mrs. Chadwell, blue; Mrs. Hoi- sent to Mrs. Millon Houdashelt i!y and business money mat· and literature on plant diseases ter, red; Mrs. Dean, white; anrl at Gallipoli• Clinic. It was de· terR It's all here ••. full scalt' and weed and insect controL Mrs. Pearl Mora, green. Class cided to have the club's radio ... for your con1·"' ' · .,. and Red ribbons were awarded 9, "Autumn Glow" t!O entries) talk In April with Mrs. Fred special benefit! lor first place ; red lor second Mrs. Roy Holter, blue; Mrs. Nease and Mrs. Kenneth Harplace; white lor third: and Dean, red ; Mrs. Pearl Mora, ris as speakers VISIT US SOON ••• green for honorable mention in white; and Mrs. Woodrow Mora, A paper on "How One Gard. the various classes in each di· green. Class 10, "Invitational ener Grows Blue Ribbon AND OfUN! vision as follows: Division A class,'' Rose Garden club of Mums," was presented by Mrs. - Horticulture - Section I - Tuppers Plains, "Fall Beauty Hiram Fisher who staled to Specimens, Chrysanthemums, in a Basket," (nine entries), mulch mums after they are cut Mrs. Purley l(arr a blue, red Mrs. l'rank Goebel, blue; Mrs. and 10 take sprouts and make and white ; Roses, Mrs. Horace Norman McCain, red; Mrs. I. cuttings in the spring, uaing ' . Karr, blue; Marigolds, Mrs. 0. McCoy, white; and Mrs. sand or rootine in the cuttings. Homer Holter, blue ; Orange Clarence Headley, green. Mums must have sunlight six . . Tricoma, Mrs. Purley Karr, Jlinior classes, "VacaUon hours of each day und must blue· African Biolets, Mrs. Memories" (two entries), Sher- have pl•nly of water. When Cha;les Griffith blue and red. ri Young, blue; and Melanie they bud, pinch off the top and Mrs. Pearl Koblentz, while and Dean, blue. "Halloween Hi - also every six or eight leaf at Mrs. Reid Yoong, green; Un- Jinks" (two entries), Nola : leal bral<e, until July, When usual specimens; Sweet scent- Young, blue; and Denise Dean, first planted fertilize with one . . ed Gladioli, Mrs. Koblentz, red; blue. tablespoon of fertilizer to one Foliage Plants - Flowering gallon of Rater and once again oak, Mrs. Purley Karr a blue: before !hey bloom. They should and Air Plant, Mrs. Koblentz, be supported. blue. . i __JM~r~s._;v~erno~n-~N~e~IISO~}_,Ba~ve:_.~!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!•••l!!!l•rtllfl Serving Meigs County for over 94 yean Section 2 - Education, DISRUTLAND play of Gourds, Mrs. Homer Holter, blue; Display of Ever- Plans were made for t h e Member Federal Reserve System greens, Mrs. Earl Dean, blue; annual Thanksgiving dinner at \ r and Display or materials suit- the October meeting of I h e 1 •..:. _Mr;_m ber ~'ederaJ Deposit Insurance Corporation able for dried arrongements, Loyal Bereans Class Tuesday - - -- · evening at Middleport Church of Christ. Appointed to commlllees were Mrs. Leslie Ervin, Mr•. Clarence McNeal, Mrs. M. L. Kelly, food; and Mrs. George Meinhart, Mrs. Betty Cline and Mrs. Ed Haggerty, table. Mrs. James Hawley presented devotions with Mrs. George Meinlnlrl giving ti10 scripture Choose From Our reading aod a medltatloa. The birthdays of Mrs. L. R. Wiley, Selection Of Mrs. George Childs, and Mrs. Claude Ashley were observed \ during the evening. 1 The Halloween theme was [ carried out in the table decor· allons and refreshments. Hosts I for the evening were Clarence McNeal, George Melnbarl, 1. R. Wiley and Marvin Kelly. na .!If to: ..... ," ERE =.'; 7 • YOUR OWN FINANCIAl WORLD •••ALL UNDER ON£ ROOF! Churchmen, Publisher, Hold Ass·assination lnvol'r~1 Conspiracy :;. .,, NEW YORK~ pal Bishop James A. Pike and Ramparts magaziM Publlaher Edward M. Keating saki Seturday It was their beUel that lbe usasslnaUon of PresideD! Kennedy involved a conspiracy In which Lee Harvey Oswald played only a part, Botb men conceded that this tonfusloo mlgbt be wrong, but jlley said aD evidence, both 'rroin the government and !rom other Interested parties, must be revealed 10 the public. Keating uid "the most critical suppreased evidence" Included lllm of the assassination made by Dallas, Tex., buainessman .Abraham Zapru· eer and 1he 40 autopsy photographs and X-rays of Kennedy's body. "I think the A!Mrlcaa people can accept the trulb, whatever II Is," Keating said. FormiDI Collllllillee Keating, a Roman CatheUe, and Plte announced that they and Rabbi Abraham J. Heichel For Your Shopping Convenience The Store Hours At Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are - Open Friday Nights. Until 8 O'Clock and Open Saturday Nights Until 9 O'Clock. Capable, Courteous Salespeople To Help You In Every Department - Big Selections 7 Dependable Well Known Makes of Wearing Apparel For Your Family and Furniture, Floor Coverings and furnishings For Your Home. ' Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~* POMEROY ,BANK~ NATIONAL BANK I Dinner Planned By Loyal Bereans I · By church c ass I Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 Soften concrete? hy not. 1 YCROWDI 1 MENS SUITS SPORT COATS All Weather Coats ZIP OUT LINING JACKETS STANDOUTS IN ANY CROWDI See Our Selection Mr~. Triplett i1 • H oateas at Card. Mrs. Eugene Triplett entertained the Bi-Monthly Canasta Club Wedoeaday evening at her horne, Lasley St Prizes lor games were awarded to Mrs. Paul Taylor and Mrs. Mas Folmer. Refreshments were aerved by the bos· tess to tbe above ll8llled aad Mrs. Donald ~Kenzie, Mra. Cherles Ri!!le, l\ts. Richard Finlaw, Mrs.. John Beaver and a guest, Mrs. Albert Martin. Men's Sweaters . ... You'll find the .. _ <Tecbnlcolorl stuart Whitman, Sarah Mil.._ James Fox, Robert Morlq, Gert Forbe, IriDa Deml<ll, rel'l')' Thomu,, Guest; liar: ALSO LARGE SELECTION LEVI CASUAL WEAR BAHR CLOTHI.ERS • MIDDLEPORT .. .., 11 mlnutn." RED ,SKELTOA, Colora...... Admtutob; 1Go lr 40<. WIDNIIDAY, Nn. 2 ' NOT OPiiN \f• , layeither !rom L ·f.·::.'-' from the 0 Right. . Keating said •.,roxirnalely 10 per cent of all eviden.:e gathered by the Central Intel· ligence Agency and 50 per cent galhered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation bas been ~ ~ ~qcy "We're talking about tbe laetil of the assassination of · flli President of the United Stati.lnot tbe facts aboot lba component parts or a oucl!:ir device or the tactics of our •• in Viet Nam," Keating ~ ,.,..,., . ,, . , ... .( I' ' . ' ,J'( .' •( . TOM RUE·MOTORSt 399.S®lb·.')bird, ·'.Midd1e)M.)rt I ' . ' •. .' ' •' ... '' ;. . .' ' . ·- ' ' I ... TODAY'$ THOUGHT "'u ·af llle most llrllill dlflerenceo betweea • ell ._ a He Is Iiiii a cal .., OIIIJ 11M Uves.'' - Marlr Twala .. . ' oman .. ( Gllillpolls-ft. Pleasant VOL 1 NO. 39 THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1966 PRICE 10 CENTS avesFail t ' •. r •• ~ • 1. * * * LBJ Praises ~alays for l Greenhorn Infantrymen Kill 52 North VietNam Regulars SAIGON (UP)- Veteran North Vietnamese troops Saturday charged repeatedly in human wave attacks against "greenltorn" American Infantrymen In the Central Highlands near the Cambodian border. ~ut the hard· hit Gls held their ground and killed 52 while suffenng '~moderate" losses. . Three U. S. Army helicopters flyi"" to the a1d of t~e besieged Americans were shot down ~ Commu'\'st ground fire. One of the air craft crashed m flames, w1th "heavy casualties" to the "It laid a ring of steel around crew. our positions. The Air Force A U.S. spokesman said l~e helped out, too." Communists apparently threw a Even the Giant Bil'l stratofor· reinforced North Vietnamese tresses came to the su~port of KUALA. LUMPUR Mala sla (UPI) _President John· battalion against lnexperi~nced the beleaguered Infantrymen by BOil raiSed Malaysia ofi hil kivlll here today for shOW· American troops from "'."~. of pounding Communist concentra· In ~ "diWtary actlbn can st(lp Communillt agg~-ession" the U.S. 41b Infantry DIVISIOn Uons in the area In blib level rogfewve government can ensure peace. that arrived In Viet Nam only saturation bombing. . ,. • ~e ' ~sldent arrived from Ban~kok following a two months ago. . . '!'!'e Commurdsts first struck " r:·~SENTED PAIN~G- William H. Vodrey, Jr., center, ]m!Sident of the Ohio ~prlcal Society, Satthrte:daf ~~ to Tllailand during which he ordered a Combat Debut 'llfiful dusk Fr1day ntght. They nrd <o;: presented a portrait of General Edmond Hennocque to Judge Robert M. Betz, right, preslclent ot the one-third Increase in u. s. military assistance to that 'lbe A!Mricans, In their hea>/y finally stopped shooting about Gallia County Historical Society. Gen. Hennocque was born in Gallipolis on Dec. 15, 1860. He was a ·ramous Communist , threatened na· Clombat debul, absorbed sorne of noon on Saturday and withdrew, field officer in the French Army during World War I. The painting above was completed by an unidentified tlon. men In Southeast Asia and In lhe worst pualsbment troops of apparently Into the ju~gles. artist in 1917. The portrait was presented to the Ohio Historical Society in 1964 by the general's daughter, In his prepared statement at other parts of the world. the _c~ack NoMh VIetnamese 810 Military spokesmen m Saigon _:M::a:::d:::a.::m:::e..:M::·..:d:::e:..:L:::•:::rnu=·na=t,~P :..:a:.:n:::·•::.·.:Lo::.o:::kin=·=go__:o::n.:a::.t_:le:::f::.t.:is:__:M::a:.: io::r..:-G:.:e:n:: :er::a::.l_::(R:::e:.:t,__J_:G::eo:::r:.<>g::.e..:E:....:B::u:::s::h.:__ _ _ __ the airport here Johnson said: "you valiantly subdued a DiVISIOn could d~llver durmg said the American defenders "I know thai your natkm Is Communist insurgency in your the attacks Which military from the 2nd and 3rd Brigades observers feared nlighl be the of the 4th Division suffered 1 model of what may be done nation. by de~ and lar-slllhted prelude to a major Communist "moderate" casuallle• during "And lhen, from tbe very offensive. the fight -meaning that they Page 2·3 .. • . General News oame room wbere you once u.s. spokesm•n said tbe were hard hit. Page 4 " " ..... Editorial planned strategy, you plaa- North VIetnamese regulars, . Page 5 ..••• . , Farm News ned the works of peace. You shrieking and shouting as they Page 6-7 , •••...... Sports CLEVELAND (UPI) - Balding Dr. Samuel H. Shep. began buDding a free aad charged, staged at least live Luna 12 Sends Back Page 8 · · · · , .... . Features pard paused to puff on his pipe, pulled up his collar prosp•rons countryside lbat major charges at lhe u.s. M Sb Page 9 ••• ••• •. Local and against the early evening c,hill, and pushed ~.ut of the ..., relieve tbe poverty and Infantrymen In the largest First oon Ao~ MOVBy PR&'lON MCGRAW Area News gray sandstone courthouse: 'That's on~ down, he mut· opathy apon whlcb comma· attacks or the kind since last MOSCOW - LUN , United Press !Dternallooal Page 10 · · · ·.•. . . Society tered. The fmt week of his second ~I had ended. He llkm lbrlves." July's "Operations HaBtings" ed Russia. closer to a manned CKENRIDGE T e •· 'Page 11-12 ..... Radio, TV IS charged w1th second ~egree murder m the 1954 blud· .de . bed . . . . moon landmg Saturday by sue- BRE . • . . Logs, Jumble geon slaymg of h1s fll'st· The Pres1 nllal jet touc fighting In .the area 240 m1les cessfully snapping Its first tele· (UPI)-DISl. Judge E.H. Gnffm Page 13 .......... Society wife, Marilyn, 34. venire of 411. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. dewn on the 11,400-feel runway north of Saigon. vision shots of the . lunar sur- refused Saturday to take 95- Page 14-15 .. Classified Ads One by one, the eight men J~es A. Rhodes asked the at Subang Airport and taxle<i A spokesman lor the 4th face alter four days in orbit. year-old C~h!orma philanthro- Page 16 .. Dateline, In Our and four women given the When the 12th bad heel Oh1o Board of Regents S~tur- up 10 one, of the ~ost ~odem Infantry Dlvls1on said tbe "Luna 12 photographed sec- pisl Otis B~rch away from his Town, Week's Review responsibility of finding the selected, two venl~ ... day lor a study 10 enable g~fled and beautiful termmals m As- attacking Communists "came tlons of the lunar surface with n -convicl bride of lour days. Page 17-24 ....••.. Comics osteopathic brain surgeon in- mamed .uncalled, while e1gbl science students to learn from ia. from all sides and got to within a special photo-television de- Birch's relatives bed charged Page 16 _....••• , _ Deaths nocent or guilty filed silently prospectiVe jurors had beel !he best Instructors at all slate Johnson was greeted by King 15 to 25 yards of two of our vice " the Soviet neWII agency the former Perl Choate, Birch's t 1 th to r·llke building to excused 00 peremptory challmllniverslties. Yang DI·Pertuan Agong, Queen com p an le s' positions but Tass' reported. Two of the pic· new bride, was holding him ~~.':! ae qu7~ weekend with g;s :m<l another 26 bad beelt Tbe governor said students In Raja Permalsurt Agong, and couldn~ penetrate." tures were shown over Moscow under restraint. th . 1 ·u disnussed for one reasoa 01 natural sciences "wbo by their Prime Minister Tengku Abdul "Our,artillery really helped television a little more than an Birch whose personal fortune · :e al::l::· who look the another• . . : blgb scMc>l recorda and by oth· Bshman and his wile. lls out, the spokesman added. hour later. h bee• described variously th drnin' Judge Talty Is apected to er accompllsbments have shown as n so1emn ]uror s oa a ... rul . h tb al . . ' between $1 million and $200 tered by trial judge Francis J e agam, w en e trl lOp-flight potential and prom is:; million, was not In the Talty late Friday • were resumes Monday • on Sheppard'• It become leedln.g .scientists courtroom when Griffin ruled. McCONNElSVILLE Ohio vors of 46 veniremen brought motion to change the location II would be beneDcl&fles of the Birch left the courtroom '- (UPI) _ 'lbree . r fires, into court from an original the trial on the grounds be proposal. . • • hta wheelchair a ball-hour all of them believed set by cannot receive a fair trial iD As an example, IUI~es said before the judge's ruling. ists k I firern In tbl Cleveland. aUniversity gifted student al Ohio State arson • ep en s could be given an op"I am very happy," the new southeastern Ohio community The 46-year-old jurist, who rtunlty to learn about liquid . . · Mra. Birch, a si•·foot, 205-pound busy early Selurday ID the wake has been a judge for less !baa po Ed. Note: The Time&-Senlinel partmenl of Education baa aid· ranks 46ltl in the nation m convicted murderesa, said. of a balf.ntilllon dollar blaze in two years, had ordered tbe crysta~ re:e= condty ucl· reproduces lhe following article ed building constnrollon in low state aid to education. Teach- "He (the judge) iJ fair and the business dtalricl. motion for a change In venue .,at en • upon request of the Democrat Income dlslrlcts. Tbe Southern ers' salaries In Southern Ohio boaesl. 1 have no fear of beld In abeyance unUI It 1111 Every Cllle of our unlversl- organization of Meigs County, Local D!Jirlcl received some are among the lowest In the appearing before him In any Fire Chief P. C. Bragg s~fd ASHTABULA, Ohio IUPI) - determined if a "fair and lin has :lala::I~te~en: E. A. Wlniell, executive com- $325 thousand dollars 111111 East· nation. A former teacher In lhls further action. Mr. Birch Is ~ ~= of ~ dowot~w~ f : Four buildings were destroyed impartial" jury could be seal!d. lc siren& con · nlillee chairman. ern a alzeable amount. T b e county told us recently abe re- going to stay bere with me in esc , as e wors. and four others were damaged , kind of I program and the 00~ We appreciate this opportun· Stale Board of Education baa celves $1,200 more per year to Breckenridge." town a htatory. was still undo- early Selurday In a major BarriDg a cban&e of venut, Persllles can, through co-opera- lty to call attention to your the sole authority, with no po- Mason, w. va. than she did 1n She was Birch's personal !ermined. The fire destroyed downtown fire which occurred ~election of two alternate turon live enlet'prise, open the doors readera to tile opinions a o d liUcal strings allached. U tbe ber home district Ia ~lgJ. nurse when be and his late wife ~ bU!Iness places aad two across tlle street from t b e 11s scheduled 10 slarl Monday of science and technology to the omlsalons in tbe editorial In appropriations are amall lhe Now for the lfighwa)'>: In Eatelle were In Callfornia. She reSidences, consuming nearly a scene of a 11.7 million blaze alter Talty ~les on this and ttudenla who wlll soon. beco~ this space lui Sunctay. board has 10 make lhe best of 1961, Mas Farley, the DeJlllty brought them to Texas and the hall block. 20 months ago. any other motions thai may lit world • famous SCiemlsts, We In lhls county are not II. Our present Governor In his Direcl<ir of IDghways, held ,lhe late Mrs. Birch died Oct. 7. As firemen were busy clean- Prellnlinary estimateslndical· entered. Rhodes said tb bl,chly concerned what t be 1962 campaign ~ eo per legal public bearing Ia 1 he Harlan J. Moebn, a coU!In of lng up debris, they were caUed ed damage to tbe larger part ---18 Be 11181°1ted • regen Cleveland Preu aad olhera cent State Aid 10 education. At Meigs County coui1room on Ute the llrsl Mra. Birch bad to the other three fires, I h e of a city block would top $1 DANGER! 1bouid ltudy the feaslblllty of may eay: We should be more the. time, the State provided 31 planned Route 33 to Darwin conlended the new brtde bad first abeut 9 p.m. Friday which million. An Ashtabula fireman, YOUNGSTOWN (UP!) dealllylq~ r~ ~~ lnlerested in Southern Ohio af· per cent. Now, afiM 3'4 yeara and the Route 7 by-pass. Thls kidnaped Birch. While officer• burned more than an acre of Eugene Jovak, 38, was boa- Trumbull County aulhorill• lrelhrnan who ld -··~•· 8 Wrs. of . l)le current admillillralion, bearing, an account of wblcb ftl'e looking for her, abe and valuable Umber on lbe John pllallzed with smoke lnbalatlon said Solurday there mo.y be u Institutions ceu ~-~ as 'Die 2 million doUara of State Sla~ Aid to Er!ucatloo bas was written In tlle Dally SenU· Birch eloped to Altus, Okla. and Martin Farm near here. aad two were treated for min· attempt made to kill Bernard uture lop ~mooey 10 ·help bul!d the blgb moved - BACKWARDSII'l II nel, met witb unanimotll apo were married thla week In an Early today, pranksters were or cuts. L. Under, Uberty Twp. " '1......., F., •tv.. ~ch\~01. In Melg1 Local School Ia now 'll per cent. Local prop- provai of those In attendance. automobile In front of a beUeved to have raked a huge Firemen hampered by 15 gage and real estate broker itl·.~<!ll .........,. Dlatrlct •• ednlini4tered ~ ~ lues have of aecessi&Y, 'lbe Highway Department J. minister's bomt. pile of leaves onto the residence miles per' boor winds, fought I volved In olvU and erlrn1nal TOKYO UPI-JiaiD, lOti tlrnel IJreiJ by the St:aW School lilereased as much u ~ sued a press release thai COil- · Birch ·broke ~ leg several of attorney Robert Christy aad the flames lor more than four proceedings totaling more thea betwilt Ill titllo adtlvlty leD In ~ IIIII the Department of ln. some areas, to flU the gap. structlon on betb prnjecll would months a.o aad canmt walk. set 11 afire. Tba house was 011> boura before !be blase was $250,000. He was freed Fridar """ J- \~ 8all!ldiJ. . ~ For .yell'l ' the Jle. Ohio, lba 111111 1'lcbeil •tale, CONTINUED ON PAGE I CONTINU.tll on Pagt . t IY eUghUy damagad. brougbl llllder cootrol. Iunder $8,000 bond. Halting Reds = ot·IS B.IrCh Keeps E .con INSIDE TODAY X 4-Day Wife Top Science Pupils May Be Benefited· 1 1 F'rres Were Set survi: FourBui}dings Afe DeSt royed t:'.m Mi~~;.11 SMIJla . OSU. 't .,'·I 1'~as 12 ·'. •. . "-· Dtlm' 31 · -·G~: .Jech 48 Iowa 2tf Indiana 19 ·P~rctiJe 25 Michigan 28 · 141 Wisconsin 17 Da~n20 OU12 ·' 'One Down' in Sheppard's Second Trial for Murder I Oct. 21• NOY, I LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE "Nt ~ ~~O y:idenee" Both m .., ~~ ";hey had "no hard evln ~<;. ;,t~o lnllicate :f: TONIGHT thru TUI!SDAY "How I Plow mm London to P1rlt In 25 hours ancl • •• where the • lhe ~nle!(flj of U.S, Supreme Court clillt Justice Earl Warren lbilt reasons of "national aecurllf' .. made It Incumbent 10 wl~ some of the evidence, :~: Devote4 To The Cheate-r Mldd~ Ohio VaUe11 24PAGES ed FJrst submarine wu built by John Holland In Paterson, N. J. The BosloB . Red Sox beat the Pittsburgh Pirates In the first World Series In 1903. 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