http://66.213.69.5/files/original/eb284a19c948c19b435134c07bd40057.pdf ca26826bcddc22cb5c89b1ea3c56c63d PDF Text Text .•.. . . . ·. ' ' loll·~-~ ,. 12- Tho Doll,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl_.-t. o., Thur!day, October 17, port High School, Room 206. fn addition to announcing the tlUe winners, charter members octt:~ club will be honored. Members will begln the week or observance by attending a District 15 meeting to be held &mdlfo,Y at tlle Lake Hope Lodge, The second and nnal session or WHAP, !lponsored by the club, will be held at 7:30p.m. at Middleport High School with lessons to include safety equipment the mechanical condition of vehicle, freeway driving, and rules of the road. A. &ate Higbwa,ypatrolmanwtll be present to award certificates to those completing the Cour llour defensive driving training course. Mayor c . 0. Fisher has signed a proclamation declaring the week of Ocl 20 as BPW Week, h and a window fn Mlmlleport will be decorated by the club. Vllita to Mra. EsSie RUssell. a charter member now confi ed to he home have been r Nellie Vale is chairman of activities for the obeervance and membera on her committee are Mrs. Geraldine SWadley, Mrs. Alwilda Werne M 5 Marjorle Hortner r (a i Griffin. ' rs. or a Mr~. plano~ and~ Collier Seeking Competitive Spirit CLEVELAND (tiPO - Coach Blantm Collier has begun putting the heat on his quarterbacks in light of his team's dismal 2-3 record so far this year. Collier may be hoping a little bit of the old competitive spirit will infect Frank Ryan and Bill Nelsen. He might also be hoping the rest of tile Cleveland Browns will catch it. Collier told Nelsen and Ryan Wednesday they would both get a chance to pla_.v agaimrt the formidable Baltimore Colt! this :i!nde..Y. Lapsing into double-think, Collier said he still thinks of Ryan as his No. 1 quarterback despite the fact he removed Ryan from the starting lineup in favor of Nel!en aner the Browns lost to Los Angeles. It could be that the man who moves the ball best against the Colts will be leading the team for Ole rest of the seawn. To a great extent, the fate of both men will be in the hands of their offensive line. The Colts defensive line features two standouts named Smith, BiJ ly Ra..Y and "Bubba." Billy Ra,y stands 6 - 4 and weighs 250 Coach Has Keen Sense Of Humor COLUMBCS (UP0 - Nortl1westem Coach Alex Agase hall kept his ~ense of humor while the Wildcats have done nothing funny this year. "Pm not sure - 11'!1 either the Big Ten or the Top Ten," said Ague Wednesday as he looked forward to the encounter with No. 2 ranked Ohio state Royals Top Hawlis By 15 •I ATLANTA (l'P0 - Atlanta was introduced to professional baakotball Wednesday night and leamvd a Ienon that olher NBA cities alreadY knew: "It's oot enough to stop the ''Big 0'' three-fourths of the time; you've got to do it all tile way ," The Atlanta Hawks made their Dixie debut a11 host to the Cinclrmati Royale and Oscar Robertson. The Hawks held Robertson to rour points in the first half and went out at inter. mission trailing by only one point, 52-51. But in the third period, the 5,607 who showed up at the 7 ,. 000-aeat Georgia Tecl'l Coliseum and many thousands more who watched via a local telocast, found out why Robertson hi considered one of tile most brU . liant performer!! ever to play pro ba!lketball. In that 12~te soan. •'Big 0'' •cored 16 of his team's 29 ,. MEIGS TO~IGHT THEATRE & THURSDAY OCTOBER 16-17 HOT OPEN TONIGHT, OCTOBER 17 NEVER A DULL MOMENT Oic:k Yon Dyke Dorothy Provine DISNEY CARTOONS : For Whom The Bulls Tell Ft11oro & Cleo \ I' ' Feudin' Fightin ' Hlwoy Hec:klera Goon Is Wild Admiuion 8Sc & SOc SHOW STAATS 7 PM points and when the period ended, Cincinnati was resting on a comfortable !H-70 lead. The Royals wOWld up with a 15-{)Qint, 125- 110 victory but the final period was more for the exercise tllan anything else. With Jerry Lucas, who had 21 rebound!!, controlling the back boards and helping Connie Dierking pick up a lot of "garbage" point!!, Robertson was content witll picking up foor free throws in that final period to tie Dierking for game-hit scoring hon~ ors with 24 points . Atlanta's !!hooting, rebounding and ball handling didn't appear to he up to the standards the Hawks set last year when they won a Western Division record 56 games while playing out of St. Lools. Everything's still pretty new in AUanta. Hawks GeneraJ Manager Marty Blake, handling the public address broadcast for the game, even called tile team "Sl. louis" at one poinl. Another big change was having Walt Hazzard, just in a few days ago from Soattle, filling In for traded Lennie Wilkens. "That Hazzard really sparked us when he was in there, •• said Coach Richie O..erln who had little else to be happy about. "h will take him a little while to get used to playing with our other men. j•Wait and see, the Hawks are going to settle down and play some basketball. " They won't have long to ~ait . They holt Milwaukee Saturday night. pounds. He's small compared to 6-7, 295-polmd Bubba at defensive end. Colts Head Coach Don Stlula says Bubba Is on his way to becoming one of the best ever. Billy Ray has been there (or quite BOrne time, leading the defensive barrage that got to opposition quarterbacks 36 times last season. Bucks Ground Defell8e Tough here Saturday, Thus far in the season, NorthNEW YORK (UPO - Socondwestern has lost all Its games, ranked Olllo State and Califorand all its game11 have been nia arc the mly major colleges against teams ranked in tile top which have not allowed a touchten nationally . down by rushing this season. The Wildcats started against OSU jumped from 12th to No. 10 Miami and lost 28M7; third place in the nation In dethen played No. 2 Southern fense against scoring by virtue Callrornia and was handed a of its 13.0 win over Purdue last 24-7 loss; took on Purdue, then Saturday. No. 1, and got clobbered 43-6, OgJ has allowed an average and last week, Nutro Dame, No. of 56.3 yards in its three game~. 5 In the poll, handed Northwest- The Buckeyes were listed third ern a 27 -7 dereat. in defense against scoring, havNow comes Ohio &ate, ing allowed three touchdowns r anked No. 2. and two extra points in three OSU Coach Woody llayes, games. meanwhile, lsn"t taking the Miami University is one gtep winless Wildcats lightly. ahead or OSU in that category, Uayes said he was not happy allowing four touchdowns and ffi th Wednesday's practice. £our extra points for 28 points "Whenever you cut down tbe in five games. hitting, things don't go right," In the forward pan defense he said. category, Kent StaW's five..game Jim Roman, a 21-yea.r-old sen ~ record showed 28 completions in ior from Canton, was given the 62 attempts and four pass interplace~icking chores for Saturceptions for rourth place. da,y•s game. "But we can•t work him much because he has 1.o play a lot of Owem Appointed center while John Muhlbach take.s It easy because of his inShoe Comultant jury," Uayes said. Roman threatened !Ieven withCOLUMBUS (UPO Jesse out a mis!l Sept. 2t in the BuckOwens, former Ohio ~te Unieyes preview game. versity track star and four-time Olympic Gold Medalist. has joined ~e Curp. or America as a consultant. Herbert H. Schiff, company president, said today Owens wUI advise the company manage. ment and the Retail Footwear Group on programs to broaden employment and advancement ~portunities ror minority em· ployes, including recruitment and management development. Owens, whose headquarters will be In Chicago, will begin his duties Oct. 28 on returnlng from Mexico City. where he 11 now working as a broadcaster at the Olympic gamee. Open Both Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9:00 Winter IS On The JJIay! Cold.~ Th. "Hoo.or Mon will b;- ~" our 2n.d floor d.rnonatrotlnt tho Hoover T~o Hoo•or Wo1her ond the Hoover Appllonc••· Elberfelds Are Headquarters for this fa111ous brand dress" Berkshire" Half Sizes " THERE'S GOLD on them thar reels. " A teehnlcian checks wire being electroplated with 24-~arat gold. The wire Is used by the semiconductor Industry as leads ror diodes, transistors and rectifiers. STRAW C R UC I Fl X was among art objects displayed by the Rev. Charles Hammer, a Franciscan monk from Milwaukee, Wis., at an outdoor art fair. made In Mexico. M.ASON New York Clothing House POMEROY, OHIO DRIVE· IN washable lalrlc In 10lids prints.. New decorator colors. to put on - Easily removed. New StylesPIN-UP LAMPS $3.39 - $3.95- $4.39 bond•.. T,,d Pure Foam Rubber ANTI-FATIGUE MATS Wide range of attractive decorator colors In sizes ror every need. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY OCT. 18 • 19 -20 "COOL HAND LUKE" (Color) Paul Newman-Geo. Kennedy AND Robert Stac k-Eike Sommer "THE CORRUPT ONES"' (Color) NEW YORK-INEAI-The TV program , " Walt Disney 's Wonderful World of Color " has a football flavor behi0d the cameras . Ron Miller. exec utive producer, once played ror the Los Angeles Rams ; Cotton Warburton, film editor, played at Southern California, anj Paul Cameron, assistant director, was a star at UCLA . 45" Permanent Press In wide selection of colon. October Sales -- Mens and Boys Wnr s,.00 Check Gingham yd. 1/8"-1/4" -1/2''-1" Big Choice of Colors For October Sale Automatic Electric Blankets ·Special Purchase! Stop in the Men's and Boys' Department on the ht Floor. Look 54" Vinyl Upholstery arouOO at all the special values for men and boys. Sweaters. slacks, hosiery. A complete selection of Hanes Urxlerwear, Jackets for dress and sportswear, work clothing such u overalls, carhartt,, brown duck overalls, jackets, dungarees, work gloves by Indianapolis and Wolverine, work unUorms, coveralls, work caps, rlannel shirts, a OOJ11llete selection of sweaters for men and boys, pajamas tn broadcloth and nannel, blanket lined overall jackets by Blue Bell and Lee, Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy your shopping center for men's and boys' wear. A fine selection, In all sizes, and at October Sale prices. cotton t.cldng - can be used to cover aotaa, dinette chairs, benches, patio furniture, smaller chain, etc. Solid ~rted color textures and grains with leather look. An e:r:cellent assortment. Special price ror October Sale. 99e yard HEADQ~U~;;AR~T~ER;;;S~F~OR,;-~\-----_:::_:__:__ _ _ _ __ Save On Jrrecular Morgan-Jones Famous Minuet Heirloom Bed Spreads VISIT THE BUSY HOUSEW ~RES DEP ARTMENTon the lBtfioor A big selection or Westmoreland milk glass, botb plain aiXI de~orated, a beautiful collection of decorator wall clocks, lovely Syroco wall accessories, gleaming stainless steel cookware sets, canister sets In the new harvest and avocado colon. porcelain ftnisll cookware in pepper and avacado, ceramic large size ash trays a complete line of Corning cook, bake and serve dishes, ever;thing you need In Rubbennaid housewares Cor the kitchen am bath, Electrical appllances, Redman clothes hampers In seat and ~right styles, Oneida cutlery in open 11tock and sets, st.ainles11 steel flatware sets, beautiful diMer sets in china and melmac and gttt Items galore. Don't forget to buy your Dutch dower bulbs now - Tulips, hyacinths. crocus, daffodils, iris and anem- one._ Regular tlrst quaiiiY would eeU lor $25.00. Heirloom l;ype bedspread. Full slze. Swan white. The irregularity on these spreads will not aUect look or wear, October Salas 10.95 45" Sportswear Fabrics 50% Fortral 50% Cotton Sportswear Weieht and girls of all agel. Bicycle•, wagons I dolls o atuffrIDO.. a-•-·• , .... , . . . S 1 games, Fl sche r P rice toys Cor the little ones, and the complete Mattei line, Playakook, Road seta, train!!, ~s. trucks, tracton, trailers, road gradera, jeeps, tea sets, toy stoves blenders, tr~cycles, deak seta, matchbox, puzzlesj bookt, ;olorlng books. Just to mentionafew. Bestofall, lff.Op 1n Elberfeld& Toy. land, look around, take your time and I select what you need. Use our convenient la)'-away plan. Take advantage oC the early selection. ' I I I ' \ ' APPLICATION WORKERS - Tllklng a break !rom roles In asolstlng reoldenlo 1vlth the pa_pel'WOJ'k Involved In making awUcatton• for Farmers Home Adrrdnlstration loans for new bomel are tbeae three volunteer workers. Thursday afternoon and evening were devoted to procesalng applications at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The processing wall the reBUlt ol a reell'd meeting held to advise reaidlmts on what pro81"'1'\1 11111 ..11!~9 tw ~ow home• lhroU&h FHA. Over 80 r e a - have lndlcotod !lulriliiilretn"atolirenewbomeloano. l'lctured !rom !all to rtatt are Vldd Mororlzy. Marcia Arnold ond Ami R¥t~ter, I Apollo Success Continues I SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPJ)- America'a superb IIPflCeahli> Aj>OIIo 7 .rot Into Ito hlshest orbit ~ IYIIh the longest burst yet !rom ito powerllll rockat engine. ll .... aoother ouoceaolul tell leadlne toward a Cbrlatmao moon I I l' I I ' .I Leal plq tlirouiiiiCIIt Middleport will beilln Monolo.Y, Harold Qlue, maintenance _.niOl' 8IIIOOIIICed. The • ........,.. will be utled for !lie pldwp ol leaves, Root- dents are to rake lie leaves Into pllea along tho ourblnp In 1ront d: lbelr homes. Soho· cllle lor the pickup lnclw:too Malclal, Firat Ward; Tuesdo,y, Second Ward; Wedneoday, Third Ward; ')'bursdo,y, Fourtli Ward and Frlda,y, Fifth Ward. ---··---- -·----·----·-$2.79 TWIH SIZE 1ll''-l6 70. ···· ······ · ··········----- --------·· $3.59 TWIH SIZE "_ • .................................................. $5.49 FULL SIZE 210"~~~0.......... .. --·--·-··----- $7.29 FuLL SIZE 1"-50xlg:::···-··································· $3.69 FULL SIZE 1~" -50x70 ............................................... $4.79 FULL SIZE 2"-50xi'O ··········-···································· $7 -49 ·················································· S9.49 ELDS IN POMEROY ' fiancee. The amouneen1d of the marrlsp stumed liWIY per. orew tn !ly around the in architect fees for plBilB and 8p8Cificatlons, approximately $25,000. I!OJbatetter reported that a pledge d: an additional $15,· 000, pluo other pledges, emount tx> $19,000 to bring !he tDtal available to approximately $44.· 000. HobsteUer exhibited a chart o1 payment planJ oo loans lor the lltructure and It was the consensus that an additional $21,000 should be ralaed locally be-fore any loan is secured for the building. II Doe $21.000 lo raloed then the loan involved tor the planned museum and accompanying olllce space would amount to $50,000. Thll woold be on a nve per cent interest rate and payment• would tDtal $350 a month over a 20 year period. Income from rentalofthe two o!!lce lacllltlea would amount to $5.268 a year or $m In lho Oalt and oorth. FIVE CENTS authorltiee at home or the Holy See," the expert 1181d. "BUt I can't see hoW the Catholic Church coold grant dlopensatloo tor the marriage unless M. Onassi!l' first marriage la amuled by (Greek) Orthodox authorltl.ea." The security arrangements at the atr baoe here, bullt with u.S. aid money as part ot lloe North Atlantic Treal;y Organiza. tloo (NATO) de!enoe, telllllled to Onassil' powerful influence. pbero wore romoved by poll<» and !oroed to remalD about 0110 mile !rom the ludlnil. llrlp. l'lllice eel•od IOIIlB ......... and returned !hem onJ,y alter lira. Maey ~ctalors A crowd d: about 3.000 Kemedy and Onuala lett !Dr per"""' walled at the airport Provoza aboord a lour....sned for the arrival or th.e Kemedy DC6 plane, eacorted by 1 plane but were held back at hell""'!ler and Onaoala' private some distance by policemen. amphibian plane, A U.S. Secret Service man woo acoollljl8llled Mn. Kennedy on tho Otgtot wao lei\ with praot!cally nothing to do. 1bere was obvious Interest From Prevua, they caltbuld on to lhe hNv!ly-cuanled Onaoalo laland retreat a low were no cheers. Local newsmen and photogra(ConUnued ... 8) among the spe<tator• but there . 11Y GEORGE .HAIIGRAVES, Slpt. Melgl Loeal School Dlatrlot In lalt WMI<'o coiWIUIIwrole - -·lllf gradel, grodo cords, and lho d: -c:tlni tho schoOl lt YCJU have qnesttma., I would llkl to elaborate • llltle bit In Dolo colwm Gil lho ~r. The miy place to and wa:ww • 1o ..hool ,..eatloooil It aebiMol. Ir 7'"' want lo know whY )'0111' ddld Is not dalni...U, lhoteaoh-. or Is lho best oouroo cl lnfDr. ' mall'"' lr YCII - t o kniW liQor •to help )'0111' ddld ltnprcwe, lho !Mchor lo tho IOUI'CO d: · ~· • - · laow do ,... pi IIIII ID:tom d• ~ tbe taat.ber?How ·- 1..- raising the needed $21.000 pluo po"lbly aocurlng addition-al pledgeo, were Theron Jolm- chairman; Dr. R. E. Boice, Rodney Downing, Rep. R a I p h Walker, Thoodore T. Riled, 1011, Jom 40 member&. Newtnurteeanamed Include moot1 The American Bible Socle1y and Melgo COunty churches heve ....-.ed National Bible Week lor Oolaber 20 • 27. During the tlrst alx mouths of 1968, Doe Bible SoclBIY hao dllltrlbuted 25 miiUon C<J!)Ieo ol Doe Scrlpturea, The week marl<o Doe beglmlng <( 40 dal• d: worldwide Bible reading, which contlllles through Thankqivillg. The Bible . J'OOOi. WAHAMA MAJORET Its - Tho Wahama High School Band - · _ . IIlii - · In tllo majorette oor]>o competitloo last weokend at !he BlackWalllll Feot!val bald at ~>e•u•or. W. Vo. Tho entire band placed !lrst In fteld competltloo. Pictured a:re foreground, Jodi Athllf. head maJor· ette and ncond row, Parkanna Kelly, Teresa Ferguson, Gall Miller. Becky Gilmore, Pam RoUsh and Coonle Gllland. Hubie Drops Debate Hope his attention on other maJor Vice President Hubert H. l"ue' <( the campaign. On the war, Nlxoo aald he Humphrey has given up for now hope ol getting his preolclential would not second-guess Pres_ , t s to debate him on ident Johnaon on whether a bomblnt! halt In VIetnam '"""d natlmal televloloo. Humphrey I a t e Thurodal endanger American troops. Tbla waa In reaponiO to abandoned plans lor a national debate with Republlcan nominee Richard M, Nlxoo because, he oald, Nlxoo hao conalstently re!Uaed. "'We must abandon plans for a televised debate •. . " Humphrey sold In a telegram tx> third pariY candidate George c. Wallace. Humphrey t<>ld Wallace Nixon has refused to face either of his two oppments in a nationally lelevlaed debale. The vice preatdent had ol!erOd 1<> PI!' lor an hour of CBS time iilnclal, !rom 10 I<> II p.m., for a Utree-way meeting 1vlth his 01>1>0118"1a- · Nixon, Ignoring Humphrey' 1 &trident calls lor a debate, kept oalllni the teacher at borne Ia notlhe way to do tills. Colllnl the prlncljJol at home Ia not illo way to do It elthor. ac:hoOl and arrange a conference. The principal doni not know all I don't lhlnk It lo ,..tte lair the facto about OYBrY - I n tx> attempt to handle lhlo matter lho butldlnii· Tho prlnolpll CUI· with a telephone call tx>Uooteach· 1101 UTIIIP a oonlerenoe wltiMlut er's home. In the first place the oontactlnl !lie teaober. Tbo time teacher dono not have all d: !he and place to omtaot the prlnclrecorda at borne 10 Uoat 810¥ dis. pol Is at the acbool and .miDI cuoaloo would have tx> ba rather IIChOol hours. llllhla ....,. all lhe pnoral In nature. ll certalnl,y ... ~lor per.al ..... oould not be baled '"' muoh terence& CUI be eallbll- by opoclllc lntormatlon. all lnvoiYod ~·· t h , - ~ would 1101 have lq\plu c1 wcirk parties. I realize IIIII lhla 1111¥. IIIII to ahow you cmrlni a telephone alwo,yo be pooolblo u to wOrk - - ond cortalnl,y ~ aebaclll.., ·ttc., boa, m.elt Ia do ,... IJl about obtaining It? I leal that tba pr..,.,. way to do lhlo Ia to call the prlncljJol at not point oul veey 11111111' .P.clllc --.'No - ..':, Fred Fire Hydrant Installation Is Approved .. - IIY United Press lntMnatlooal NEW OFFICERS - lion are lho . _ ol!l-1 I "1',. which hal begun ltl aotivideo lor the year. Loll olillt the 1 - o heard a talk by Dr. JIDI81 Orr, pedWriclan aaooolated wlill Holzer Hoopltal. Tho ol!lcero are, front, !all to right, Mr._ RBym<llld Stewart, president; Mro. Allan King, vice pr-eatdent; back, left to rl&ht, Mra. Dlgene Houduhelt, trealllll"or; Mr1. Fram Slosm, oooretary, and"'"'· Myron Bailey, r"""rter. Lohae. Mrs. n->o YOUII& Mrl. LoS· ter Hart. Mamlng G. Webster, Vernon Neaoe and Carl Blllkam. Reelected as trustees w e r e Edison Hobotatter, C. E. Blakeoloe, Seth Nicholson, George Gtoo-helmer, Leo Story, Fred Goo&leln, W. P. t.oobary, Alfred Elberfeld, Howard Frank. Robert Elberfeld, Ben Ewing, Horace Karr, Clarence Price, Gonion Caldwell, H. E. Slololdo, J o h n Duerr, Wallace Bradford, Pur ley Karr, EMI Clark. Dr, R. E. Boice, Fred Blaettnar, Rocbly (Contlooed lXI page 8) lng program lo an Interfatlh pro- gram c..opon...-ed by the Am· ·erlcon Bible 6oeltiiY ,andlhew· meo'o Natloi!al ~Herein SoulheastOitto.tocele· brale National Bible Week, a free Bible with a oet of enllght. enlng, OOIIY to follow, study !Plldol are being ol!ered to any. one woo writes to: Free Bible, Box 333. Pomeroy, Ohio. Harold Crow, Ian Howell, Gene Grate, Announce National Bible Week andbaok. wo,ya to help tho lace Bradford and Manning G. WUilam Blaettnar, Fred Crow, Webster. Hobstetter commented Ed El>ersbech, Allred Elberfeld, illat members ol the committee Henry Ewin8. Gene Grate. Wal· are from at leastfour~rat1oo Melgo COunty !amllles. In view <( the prospects ol the muswrn becoming a realIty, the board of tru-s ~ the 80clety waa increaeed at Thursda,y's meeting from 30 to SocleiY was held. Announcement or the committoe was made by President Hob· atelier alter he had outlined at the meeting, held at fellowahip hall of Sl, Paul LAltheran Church in Pomel'OY, plans to date on the plsmed muaeum. Hobstetter pointed out thai the lowell bid !rom a local firm lhet of the Karr Coostructlon Co. - m Ute plamed museum. which would allo contain oftlce IJ.Iarters ror Ute SoU COnsena~ doo Service and the Agrlcultx>re stabilization and Conaervatlon a month. Service is $115.000. Named to the temporary fi. The ...>cletv · has Invested at nance conunittee, which will be the present time, after payment d: blllo, Including som• $6,093 aaked to come up with ldeol Urge Parents to Contact School . • newopoper that Doe timing depended on the wiohea ol hlo Speaking of Schools- No. 61 Made of Polyurethane ~::::::J£ ::··- - IBie d: ~rploo. In Athens earlier. Onaula oald the weddlni woold lake place Seturd&Y or '-within the next few day11." He said In an lntervlew with an Athens Jy." Tbo 66-leccltd bloat came u Scblrra, Dom Eleele and Walter CUJidnaiWn were winding up Apollo 7'1 flrlt week In spacelong OI1CII8I> tor the next Apollo 1.39 yd. m: miles !rom the Onaoalo-owned mander Walter Schlrra u !lie big rocket ldckecl ln. "That wao a real nice maneuver. The macbine _perfonned beoUIIM· labrlc for skirts, .iulqJers, jacketa an:lsiacka. ~::: plane Onassls, a member of tbe 1100s. Maey reacted with dlobe· Greek OrthockJx Church, was liel. There waa a pooalblliiY d: divorced from hb ftrllt wUe olght yearo qo. rel!glouo complication•. Church Logal Expert Arcbblohop Benedlotua l'rlnte· In !he Vatican, a church legal al, Roman Catholic primate ol Greece, aald In Athens he wruld expert said Mra. Kennedy's not aanolim !heir marrl&Re In marrlsp will be null and void in the eyes ol the Roman the church. ''I do not believe a pol Cat~c ctaacb wdess Onusis Catholic Uke Mro. K..,edy can gets a Greek Orthodox amul· marry a dlvoreed man," he meat d: hlo !lrst marriage. ''i don~ know If Mro. uld. •Porbapo they can marl')' Kennedy hao approached church in another church." 018111. uRuJ>-a-da.oba4x»,.. 18ld com· Plaids, Tattersalls, Multi colored checks, glens, tartana, window panes, and stripe•, also coordlnatlns aollda. Macldoe washable, was~'n'..wear, little or no iron. Ideal back to achool Washable Mattress Toppers EIHrfelds-Toyland Is Open I \ vd. Size to fit Twin and Double Beds. Sale prices d11ine October Sale. another the amual meeting of Doe Meigs COunty Pioneer and IHotorlcal Plnwale corduroy Is machine wull- soe by ter, president, Ttrursda.Y when 50% Dacron 50% Cottoa We carry a complete line of shiftstwo piece styles and belted styles in short and long sleeves. These uniforms are advertised in "Glamour" "Modern Beauty Shop" - "Motion Picture" - "True Confessions" and many other national maeazines. Styles for nurses, lab technicians, beauticians, waitresses. Sizes for juniors, misses and half sizes. All easy to care fabrics. Also see our complete Una of buqat price uniforms by "Crest" - Whipcord, knit jersey and opaque knit jersey, in princess styles, slimming shifts, skimmers, tailored shifts shirtwaist styles, coachman style misses and half sizes in white and colors. on Preveza. a mainland port a few $21,000 tiJwardslhe constructloo of Doe plamed courol;y muaoum was named by Edison Hobotel- Corduroy EIMrfelds Are Hndquarters for The Famous "White Swan Uniforms" new A temporary !lnance conunltteo tD proceed at ooce In attempts to oome up with some BERKSHIRE .- - - - - ---I able OMori mainly Appoint Committee to Raise More Funds Size 18 x 30 • • • • · • · -$1.69 Size 21 x 36 • • • • · · · -$2.79 B TWHN LDW IU1Ight In lho 50& and up. per ~~- Moltl7 elCIIcly, wialll' and coldor SollmlaY with a lew _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _P_O_M_E:_ RO .:_Y _._ M_ID_D_LE_P_O_R.:_T._O_H_IO _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _:_F::.:.RI=:DA.:_Y ::._,..=_ OCT_OBE_R ~·It; ANDRAVIDA, Greeoo (UP0 from the Greek air force baae . -Jacqueline Kennedy joined in western Greece where Mrs. Greek billionaire ArlstotleOnas- Kennedy"• special plane landed alo ~ behind a tight ocreen otter the night !rom New York. Mrs. Kermedy, 39, accompad eeourll;y and then new orr to nied by her two children and blo loland In Doe blue Ionian Sea two slsters-tnlaw. new into for their marriage and honeYAndravida aboard a DC8 jet moon. tranoport of Olympic Airlines, Onaaols greeted hlo brlde-W-be wtth a klaa on the cheek and owned by her lllsband-ID-be. Waiting at Airport thtll ldued other members of The 62-year..old 0 n a 1 s 1 a, her famlly. known as the ''Golden Greek," Heavy pollee forces removed was waiting at !he airport. They all newsmen and photographer& Just received big auortment Ptlq) Lam!>•- Suitable lor all rooms. GUt boxed. B enttn at y e Weather Jacl{ie Joins Greek Billionaire to be Wed October Sale -- $10.95 Located on Front street two doors below Court Street. A fine selection of toys ready for you to buy oow. For boys Football 'Flavor' . VOL XXI NO. 125 IDu~lble More than just a hall size -"Berk· shire" B-Queen fashions are designed for the woman 5'5" or under who needs slightly narrower waistline and a bit more fullness in the waist and hips - no more costly alterations. Styled in sizes 128 to 228. Come in and see our complete line of oationally advertised dresses- styled by "Vicki Vaughn" - "Toni Todd" "Lady Laura" - "Stacey Ames" "Forever Young" - "Betty Hartford" "Featherknit" - "Butte Knit" "Glengarry Knit" - "Dovercliffe" Just a real pretty line of dresses for any occasion - featuring Junior Petite, Regular Juniors, Misses sizes and half sizes. • • Devoted To The lnleretll Of The Me~s-Ma8on Area SOFA BEO SLIPCOVERS Closed Arm Style Visit the Camera Department on the first door. Take advantage oCthe October Sale prices on Kodak lnstamatic cameras, Kodak movie cameras, Polaroid cameru, Kodak filmj Polaroid film, projectors, screens, camera cases, dash bulbs, nash cubes. A complete selection of cameras, Sl&lPiies and film. The reUglous article was Mens' [mbossed qur ll Ooelon Vinyl . wrlh a 4 ed NYLON legionaire style Call Oroutrle ~na p Adj US1ab le band Fun IIC h Mouton ~n!l oohrde band insrde in·band. lull Fur trrm , qu!lled !mrnj! msul aled _for QUilled lming, prn ornament. Col r warf!llh .and co mf ort Snao on vrsor 0 ~ Men s Slles only.. A qualrh oroducl' Blldl, IIOVII. ,.. ....,.._ s-•P•"• POLAROID FILM NEw ARRIVALs 100% ORLON Hood OPEN fACE call Oouble lmit makes lor extra warmlh in co ld weather Can De corJVerte(J lrom OPEN FACE cap to Hot:key style As sorted colors ""~ The first dental school In America, the BaltimOre COllege d: Dentallilrgecy, wao establlllh· eel In 1839. 11 am see the new merchanihe arriving daily, ,100% ORLONIACRYLIC kmt Face Mas~ cap in ARGYLE design features a new NOSE COVER to giwti added comfort whert worn down Can 1lso be worn up as a Hode~ up. For Men artd 8ors. Colors .A :;sorted .... Now You Know FRIDAY THE 18th KODAK CAMERAS- PROJECTORS- FILMSUPPLIES - POLAROID COLOR PACK CAMERAS Headwear · Friday and S.turdaT - Excellent days for family Shopfliing. BrlnJ the children. Vltif th'e Furniture Department on the Jrd floor for the Sale o Kroehler Living Room Suites and Berkllne Easy Choirs. Visit the Dreu Goods Departrunt to outfit your family for the fall and winter season ahead . Use our free parking lot an 2nd Street. ELBERFELOS ARE ·seallhe J t968 BPW Week Begins onSunday Selection of a uwoman of ttre Week;; and a uwoman of the Year wlll highlight activities Gl the Middleport Business and Prole1alonal Women' !I Club in d;)aervance or National BPW Week which begin!! Sl.lnday. Amouncement of the title win nera will be made at the Tues d.a.r night session or WRAP (Women•s Re5p00sibility for Accident Prevention) at the Middle- r-:o.+-............... . .... ' Two Vehicles worldwide speculation Johnson would !1000 be able to amounce agreement with Hanoi on a bombing balL "If a bombing pause can be agreed tn In Vlelnam ... one which will not endanger Arnerl· can llvel and one which will increase the chances for bringIng a peacefUl and honorable solution to the war, then we are for lt," Nixon said in John- stown, Pa. CLARENCE E. MILLER Cong. Miller Damaged in Speaking at Rt.7 Wreck Dinner Event Two cars were damaged and a passenger in one received minpoaotbie. It should be done In or injuries as the result of an acoldent on Route 7. 2.2 miles !his IIIIIIDer. ~ prlnoipals .... teacher• north o1 Cbeoter Thursdal afthe <J111l01"1DD!IY to dlsouaa ternoon, !he department of l'ller7our child with you. Won't YCII lfl Robert Hartenbacb reports. give them tho ()(l(IOrtoDIIIY to oot A atatlon wap~ driven by Lin· up a conference to anBl'AD' your cia L. llent2. 21, Loog Bottom "'eotlona If ,... have ....._.. · Route 1, waa struck !rom !lie eel ,..estlnna? rear by a car driven by Lee YCII should alao lake !WI ad- Roy l'llwars, 74, HuntlnltOn. W. vartap d: tho communloatloo Va. Tho Bentz car bad stqJped _.nmlt7 preiMI!ted by PfA preparator)' to making a turn mootlnl•- Your ddld'a leacher Into Bohr Road, olficero aald. will ba thoro to talk with ,.... Ruth PoWer I, a passenger tn the WilY don't you .. to lho ~· car, received minor ln~ PfA meotllll and talk wlill hor'l )lrtea but wu not treoled. Toe UIOl" n CUI do a bolter Job Domalill lo lho l!tnto WB&Illl ,... r-lad u lla!lt and lheoo for JCIUI" ddld and that II ... -lodo. 1o tho !'IIIWWI car wao medium. No oharpl wvetllod. Cong. Clarence E. Miller, tenth dlslflot representative. will bo !he main opoaker lor a republt...,. dlmer oo Wedne!day. October, 23, at the PomeroY FJ.e~ mentar7 School . Lealie F. Full>, Meigs Republican executive oommlttoe, oald dcketz lor the llmd-nls· lng ovent at $5 each are avalloble ent11 Satunlll1 at the counIY recorder's olfico and !he of. !lee d: Webster and Full>, attorneys. I~ttroWotlon of lo<al, area and dlatrlot repobllciD will al10 be made followlnl illo dlmer aerved Ill' lho Meigs IIIDd Bnosterl. Tho . . . will bolln at 6 p.m. IIIII IJ IOhecllled to eandl-• cnncludo at 8 p.m. Effective tonight at 7 p.m. curfow will ~ Into ellect In the village of Mlddl eport lor all young poople under 18 years of ago. Mayor c. o. Fisher and Chief ot l'llllce Herbert Gilkey oald ~. The curlew will be In eflect every nl8lrt entll a1tor IW· loween, o!!lclala aald, and a siren will aound at 7 p.m. each evening to announce the beglmlng of the curfew hours. Parents will he hold responotble If !heir children violate U'le curlew and are al110 reoponolble lor 111\Y properl;r damaged Incurred by their children, the olllctalo aald. MASON - The Mason COUIJ. ell met recently with Howard McDanlal and Lewis - • d: Clifton In regards to a !Ire 1>1· drant lor Uoo town of CllltAlll. Tho mo repr-eoontadveo of Ctlf. ton agreed to furnlab the toy. drart and the Mason Water Departmaal will help with lnatalla· doo. In other action. coundl voted tD buy atreet slgno lor the pro. tec:tlo>n of children p181lng In tba otroota. and also to purcba&e a proteotive ohlald tor lloe Iocal pollee orulaer. MaiJOI'I ciUzen1 are remlnda:! that garbage plok upo on Tueodoy and Wemol!day In ooctlouo of Mason ...., to contain mly two 20 gallon cana .... a box which mull he tied. An additional charge wiU be made lor trash and sar· bage in excess of Ud.a anoont.. ll hao been announced .nat rest rooms at MallOn City park on Pnmeroy St. will be oioaed ou Nov. I. Attending were Dayton Royneo. mayor; Charlotte Jenka. recorder and councilmen James Jarrell, George Car1011, Donald Jolmoon, Roger Hyaoll and Ql. sen Wright. Patrol Probes Rt. 124 Mishap Tho Galllpollo l'llll ol Doe Ohio State lflghway Patrol reported aD accident a! 2:05 p.m. Thurl· daJr 00 Rt. 124, - and eigllt- · miles oorth ollhe junction d: RL 338. No one wao llljured. Ollloero uld Uoat can.driv011 by Chelmer Doney, 33, Rt. I I'Ortland. and Ira Steele, 44, Belp-e. eoJIIded wbln at.ele atteJI!IIIad tD poll Dolley juat . . Dalltlf atarted lo make alettlltm IDI>O a private driV1l. Moderate domlllll ... done lo .,..,.. No oharp wu tllod. SI"EPIIDI BUIIIIIS COMPLETES TRAINING - Marine Private 'I /•• K. Burris, 19, . . ., llr. and Mrl. Worlh7 T. a.rrild:._. Coluumla, W. VL. WU . . . . uated !rom " " ' ....... ., ... oru1t traiDitta at lho - Co>lp Recruit lloplt hen. He will- 1 to 7 .. -two tourwooklclld-- tnllllttl ... 1io.. ... 1 - at-.111lll'tflltttcUI bat - ftrlt Morino Corpo 1 ...... �-- '" ... ... - . ~ ~ . 2- 'Tile llil1l)' Sentu.l, p...,.rQY-Middleport, 0., Friday, Od<lbor IS, 1968 Contribute Articles ArUclu for a Christmas box ot Christ held at the home or M r s. Robert Wood, Lincoln "' be 11> the Howard Crowl famlb' In South Atrlca were con- HeiJil'ols. Read .t the meedng was a lett.llluled at Tueedey rdgltt'. meetter from the Pascal !amUy In Chile, tllaMing the tp'OUp lor a box of toya. Mrs. OrvDle Well presided at the meatiq. Roundrobin cards wen aJ&ned for abutIns B.nd Mrs. Helen Leifheit presented the story ciHannahfordevotlonl. Prayer was by Mrs. Harold Smith. An article 011 how to organIze women for aetJ.on was read by Mrs. Well. The hostess served refreshments to thole named .... ot the Ev_.lne Mlulooary i!liiclel1 ot the PomeroY Church 1 {'. . . :~ fliPNfoiL ORDER TODAY! HAVE THEM PERSONALIZED Lorp S•l•ttiOII of Orl~l"gh and Mrs. Edward Venoy, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, and Mrs. Den- Quality Print Shop ver Kepple. 992·3345 MIDDLEPORT, 0. MILL ST. ORDER TODAY FOR LATE FALL EARLY SPR lNG AT SPECIAL PRICES! Arnie Brewer Is Honored On Birthday Mr. and Mrs. :tuart Brewer ,r Micldleporl !lmdl!' with a pariJ' In obaervanceot the fourth hlrthcllj' amlveroary or tholr dauglrter. Amle. Game• wore pi1Jed with Lot-etta Tackett, Del:b1e Janey, and Eddie Currlorwlmlnglbeprlzeo. Ice cream, cake, pOtato eblpa, and Kooi-Aid were served. Guest& were Mary, Debbie. Ray, Joyce, and Jay Janey ot Langsville; A!a,vna, Mary, and Valerie Matooo or Rutland; Theresa and Joey carter ol Mlcldleport. Route 1; Loretta, Slerrl and s.auna Tackett of Rutland: Debbie and Pamela Davis or Middleport; Eddie and Billy Currier of. Langsville, Route 1, Miss Patty Matsen or Rutland, Clarence Mcintyre or Mlner..Uie, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Carter, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Janey, Mrs. Ev· erett Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Currier, Sr., and Mrs. Fred Tackett. Others presentlngglftstoAmie were Trudy Hall and Gertie Rickard, both o! Middleport. You'll san on Rock of Agn. Stock monuments lik• ·ihe one above. For quolity, design, style and price see us or call u1 today. New Officers LEGAl MONUMENT CO. ., 263 W. MAIN ST. Officers were elected when the past presidents of the Ladles Aux· lllary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Mayme Holmes, SLYracuae. Elected were Mrs. 0, A. Mar· tin, prealdenti Mrs. Catherine Welsh, vice president; Mrs. Jed Webster , Sr., secretary, and Mrs. Owen Watson, treasurer. Plans were made Cor ~e annual Christmas dinner to be held on Dec. 18 at Crows Steak House with a party to follow at the home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Mra. Ernest Powell condlct- Jennifer Stone 23 J•-lt. 1411: ulld gold. 4 ctiamOf"ldt. c;.yst•l 1115.00 the flag. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Olan When you give a . Bulova watcn-anv oc~t6n becomes a special event Knapp at Gallipolis with Mrs. Gerald Wlldormuth 10 hive deVotions arid Mrs.' J. M. Thornton, the program. Games were played with prfz. as being awarded to the winners. A dessert coorse was served by Mrs. Holmes assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Robert Crow. Attending besides Utose named were Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mrs. George Hackett, Sr. Select A \Vatch From the E .~o,;1elleme Collert ion . and crow n are Intact "When CIVIL ACTION FILEil PT. PLEASfu'lT - A dvll action seeking partition or real estate 1uu1 been !lled In the olllce or the circuit clerk styled Lona McKa.v vs. Chester M.. Roush, Rt. I Box 80A GaUlpoUs, Ohio; Frank L. Roush, address unknown and Charlotte Jenks, Ma8011, W.Va. MANY Different Cars But On AStandard Of Quality 4-H President PT, PLEASANT - Joml!er Slone, dauglrter ot Mr. and Mra. Charles H. stone, Mt. Vei'IIOII Aveme, was Installed aa preoldent ot the 1laWY Hustlen W Club during a recent meellllg ot the group. Othera lnlllslled to serve with Miss Slone are: Cathy Darlll, vice president; Debby Darst. uolatant vice president; Bebe Stone, secretary; Neesha Volsht. reportei; Doni,. McDaniel and David Kayser, game Ieeder a and Charlie Chamber and Berna Jeen Burcham, 10111 leaders. The tp'OUp mode plano tor a Halloween pariJ' 11> be held October 26 !rom 7 11> 9:30 p.m. at the borne ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slooo. Each member may hrlna a guest. Leaden ot the club are Mrs. Clara Scltilu, Mrs. VIrginia Voight and Mrs. Announcing Birth comments were read by Mlu Mary VIrginia Reibel. eperslng The statement or !alth In unl- oon opened the meeting. Devotions Including two meditations "8e&IOIUI ~ the Heart" and "Much ln Uttle." Mrs. Jewell and Mrs. G 11more served a dessert course carrying out the Halloween theme. Four Awarded mue Ribbons for Books 67 Olds F85, 4 Dr.-------·------ - -$2195 County Homemakers Clubs received Blue Ribbons on their aerap books exhibited on Achievement Day. An outstanding book was exhfhlted by the Pleasant lk>memakers with Mrs. Leslie Bennstl, scrap book chairman. Others exhlbltlna and receiving Blue Ribbons were the Masoo Homemakers with Mrs. Edith Fox, chairman; Leon Homemakers, Mrs, Irene Sayre, chair· mani and Letart Homemakers, Mrs. Don Thompson. chairmaJL Mn. Jack Fruth, Pt:. Pleasant, judged the books and exhf. bits. Mrs. Harold Lewis, West COlumbia, Ia Mason County Homemakers scrap book chair- man. . , l!IIITHS Mrs. Gerald W. Belcher, Haments only on Pediatrics Ward. dell, son, 9:21 a.m. 'l'ln!reday; Mrs. Dennis W. Young, Rt. 2 ADMISSIONS Wellston. daughter, 11:27 a.m. Mrs. Allee M. Dorst, 42511, Thuredlj'; Mrs. CoeD G. DeSecond Ave.; Mrs. Merle L. Long, Pomeroy, son, 8:05 p.m. Strait, 113 Klneon Dr.; Keith D. Saunders, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Paul ThurediJ. DISCHARGES D. Dillon, Crown City; Mrs. CeMrs. Harold T. Allyn, Wllllam cU Massie, Rt. 1 NorlhUpi Mrs. T. comer, Martha A. Finnicum, Bernard Hunter, Rt. 1 Gallipo. Kimberly J. Gooderham, KimUs; Mrs. Lauise HawA, PL. berly R, Jomsoo, Ray H. Jones, Pleasant; Gary T. Roush, New Haveni Mrs. Ethel W. Pickens, Mro. David P, Kisor, Lealie H. Ravenswood; Mrs. Jo Bird, Pl McDunlel, Brian 0, Mullen, SBmPleasant; Charles E. Llnger!olt, ual L. Nichols, Mrs. Clyde A. Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Cecil G. De- Roush, Noble E. Ruseall, Olin LOng, Pomeroy; Roy T. Kaspar, c. Runell, James A. Saxtcm. Pomeroy; Mrs. Gerald W. Bel- Mrs. Paul E. Wat!lO!l, Mrs. WOcher, Hamden; Mrs. Dermis W. llam R. Anclonoo and Infant Young, Rt. 2 Wellstm; Ralph E, daughter, Mrs. James L. Gamel Frecka, Coal Grove; Donald R. andln!anl dauglrter. Clark, Wellstoni Brian D. Hayes, St. Marys, Ohio. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMtll ED: Mrs. Strawford Ohllnaer, M~ Alto; Mrs. cecn B. Deweeae, Galll,polls Ferrri DISCIIARGEil: Mrs. William COchran, PL Pleasanl; Mrs. Sally Wears, PL PIO!IIllllll; Mrs. !lerrett. PL Pleuanl; Robert lJJn& C'•Uipolfa Ferry; Mro. Henry Rainey, Golllpolla FerrY; Janet HiggiDlotbam, Galllpllls Ferry; Bernard EdWIIrdo, Pl. Pleasant. APPLY TO MARRY PT. PLEASANT Harvey Henry Pr!ce, 24, Gallip)lla Ferry and Gall June Allen, 16, Galllpolia Ferry, have made an lltpllc:atlon tor a marrtase license In the o!!lce olthe OOUIIt)o clerk. IHESHOE BOX Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced V8, auto. trans., radio, anti·spiD differ.• white with blue lnterior. A real nice one, MIDDLEPORT, 0 . 65 Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T.------------ $1595 352 VB motor, auto. trans., P. S., white over blue, with blue lrKerlor. 67 Olds Della 88 Hoi. Sed . . ............. $2695 Green tlnlsh with matching tnt., power equipment, radio, £acotry air., low mileage. ~rp! ......-,factory air, , low mlleege. Sharp! w-a-w, 67 Olds F-85 Club Coupe .... . ......... $2295 VB,II!IIo., P.S. , radio, gold finish with matchlfOR vhcyllnt., Jaw mlleqe. Just Uke new! .c' ' 62 FORD 60 OLDS Fairlone .4 Dr. 4 Dr. V-8 ~:.:·: $495 Four Ma- Audria Mea<bws, MhteriiVille; Mrs. Mott Lee, Hender11011; 8Je casto, PL Pleasant. White over turquoise metalli c finish with turquoise interJar, full power equip., till arx:l ~lescq>e steering wheel, ndto. tinted glen, w-s-w tires, ComfortroD alr-coiKlitio""' lng. anti-spin a.de, 18,000 miles. One <wfner new Olds trade. Just like new. ' or Holzer Medical Center: Vloltlng h...,:s 2-4 ind 7-41 p.m. Par- 68 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan··-- ------· -$46110 <i\ Guild. A program oo the olatement ot faith the United Church ot Chrllt was presented by Miss Flck. She opohe parllcuiMiy oo the llrot phrase ot the alatemart - "We believe ln God, the eternal spirit, lather oor Lord Je8U8 Quist and oor father, and to his .-18 we tea· tlty.'l Appropriate ocrliJIUreo lnter- ~ C-D-E WIDTH ·, a..., son ·used Cars •.:., ·..o; ~ PT. PLEASANT - Value-Rated •, give two three dnllar &Ill certlllcotea lor the aervlct prcoject or Clllrch WOD*l United at the World COIIIIDOOIIb' Dll' ob ' aervan-. Frl_.,_ Circle will or PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mrs. Gary Minim, 715 McCulloch Road, are annoonclng the birth or their secood child, a daughter, born Wedneedl!', Oc1Dber 16 In Holzer Hospital. The new arrival has been named Trenla Lee and we1ghed 6 lba. 3 oz. The mother ia the farmer Lovalee .!lanley, daushterotMrs. Mary Margaret Rl!lle or l't. Plea~ and the late Capt. Moten Stanley. Paternal ~ents are Mr. and Mrs. Wylie ed ~e meeting which opened with T. Minton, l't. Pleasant. devotions from the Psalms by Mrs. Holmes and the pledge to Ollmlilnd eont ..u "C" Fac~tt" Tueodi.Y nllht at the Trln- - Ina 11> ley United Clllrch ot Quist. provide )lUJICh and be In <harP Elected were Mra. p e a r 1 ot the table at • reception loiMora, preoldenl; Mlas Ellzahtth . lowlnlthe meednB to honor Mro. Flck, vice preol~ Mra. r.-,. Ben Noutzllna will be lnard JOWIIll secretary· and Mrs lllslled as preoldenL I I • A cmtrlbUtlon wu made by Elza Gilmore, Jr., lreeaurer. --~ d!mer 11 """ voted cluing the meet- 01ch member wwuYS a , 11> be oponBOred by the Women • Stnne. Election Held 992-5314 POMEROY. OHIO Circle Elects New Officers New olllcero were eleoled IIMI portlelpalfon In the NOY. 1 World Colnmlinlt.Y llo.Y obaervance wao 1 Clrcl pi lla1ed the Fr ll1dly e 60 CHEV. Sta. Waeon $295 Auto . $195 CHOOSE FLEX5nEl Whatever your •taste in furniture, you can choose with confidence from ~leuteel. Whether you select contemporll')', lradltlonll. lll~ dern or colonial, you wiU lind an impeccable elegance in every piece that wW be a proud addition to your home. This distinctive Hexsteel otyting is avall.•ble In sofu, GMAC FINANCING unique sofa-sleeper. Htllldndl lllld hundreds of fsbrics, all decorator- BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPQRT, 0. POMEROY 992-5342 tlonl. An arlllldal bouQHIIIIaDked 11r oriDIO ta&>e!"L colored leevao, JUIIII)klnl .... .....,sa WIIS used oothetal>le.llra. Wbltepve A '5 ~- iO tho Sal- srac8 before the bolteiHI, Mrl. vation Army wa1 mado the Harold Chlse, Mra. Golda MwmBull' Bee ClaiJ mel Theredl!' JnR, Mra. Milia, IIMI Nro. allht at tho Mlddleporl Flral Blpdst Church. The clllr<hiQYaieyclllller acheollled tor 6:30 WednoldaY nllht at the church wu IIIIIOUII<ed cluing the meetiJig prealclodover Makes Donation Nor• oldent. lab Dev-s by Mrl. Beu White Included ocrljJQire !rom Ill Corlnlldan&, 1 medllatlon entitled ''Love'' and a HalloWeen poem, "Trick or Treat." A program or reedlnas wea given by Mra. Lillian McCJlee Including UMy Soa", ULaughJ and Chuck• lea'' and "&mshlne In Smllea". The birthdaY I!DII8 was suog for Mrs. Edith Saulll'. Mrs. Nora MUla, Mro. While, Mra. FieldIna Hawldrur, Mrs. Jeoole Houdaohelt and Florlnell Talbot~ Shower Given llamlltm 1 e r v • d a clollll'l Olllero ~ tlte - · llrL l'lolrl liotlmon, llrL Cbarleo Hollman, llro. R a I h Jolal- Mloa Ka11u7n Wemor, llro. llabelle Wlllebr-,llro. Doni Homm, IIMI Mrs. JIDIN Soacloro. $2,195 65 Buh:k Electra A Dr. Hard Top. One very coref~l local. !'*n.r. Fully equipped, with vinyl top. Factory. A~r Conditioned, full power, and almost every accessory 1n the book. Extra nice. $1,895 66 Pontiac ¥8 Tempest 4 Dr. Seda~. Power steering. Auto. trans. This is a one owner low mdeage car At Hysell Home A shower hooorlna Slulron Whltlalch, bride-elect ol Michael Wright, was given by Rhooda Hyeall and Robbie Ord at the !lyseD bome in ~acuae. A plnh and white color scheme """ used In tho basement dee· oraUona. Wedding bella were fea· wred. Games were played with t\'lvln Swanooo, Breoda EdWards, and MlosOrdwlmlngprlzeo. Sandy Johneon wm the door prize. A decorated wedding c a k e. pinch, and ice cream were 1181'· ved. Wedding rlna replicas decorated the mt cups. Guests were Dianne Welah, Kathy Conde, iilaan Gerlach, Becky Wright, Jennifer Goble, Patti Jeffers, Shirley Jeffers, KathY llmce, Marlene Goodwin, KathY Manley, Debbie Malden, Lou Am French, Teresa Niclnak)', and fllaron Gloze. Mrs. Uoyd Wright, mother ol tho proopective bridegroom, and Mrs. James Whitlatch, mother ol tho bride- elect, were also guests. Others presenting gUts to Miss Whitlatch were Nancy Buchanan and Marllyn Brown. $4495 68 Buick Electra Custom 4 Dr . Hard Top. Less than 8,000 mil••· This car has never been titled. Factory Air Conditioned. Fully equipped. Fully vinyl upholot~ry with vinyl top and center arm rest both front and rear . Ltlc• new. $3,195 68 Pontiac "400" Firebird 2 Dr. Hurd Top. Famous ~ - ~ . · ., • , 'I' ·' . . .. - . .• ~. 400 Horsepower engine . Performance champion. Extra sharp. cu. in. 350 4 sp. trans. YJ Ton Pickup. Long wheelbase, 8 ft. body. One owner. Shows good care. $1,795 66 Ford 4 wheel drive. Good tires. Bronco Wagon. Popular 66 Buick $1,995 Custom Skylark 4 Dr. Sedon. Extra clean. All viny_l seats. Beautiful burgundy finish . Auto. trans . Power steertng . 65 Mercury $1,195 Comet VS Caliente 2 Dr . Hurd Top. Fomous 289 engine. , DANCE TONIGHT A dance will be held tonight at the Wahamo !Ugh Scbonl IJYIIInaalum !oUowlnl the Wahamo Eaatem game, The Junior Class IS op!llli01' and tnloiC wiU be provided by the Brand X. THE DAILY SENTINEL l£'t'OT£U TO INT.:u.tr Of' • ....WAI&A RlCJIARD i, Ollt'EN, ......... CMIItw TlnMNll,. ........ l'1AIIIIIMI .U, . . . . . . , . , .. n. 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In Ito o!!lclal llllllOUllcement the U.S. Olympic Commltl8e (USOC) said today It coooldered the two black athletes hid violated "tho heale llandarda or lpOrlomonlblp and good manners which are ao hJ.Kbly regarded in the United States." The USOC dlopotchod two emlsoarleo 11> til, Olympic VIUap at mldnliht (Marleen lime) to that Smith and Carlos lett the village Immediately lor return to the United Smith and Car loa appeared at the podium lor the medal ceremooy Wedneedl!' wearlna llll!ll black socks and buttona reading "Olympic movement lor human rl!lbU!." After receiving their medals !he two black athletes stood ~ the pi1Jing ot the U.S. Anthem l!lld fiag National rllalng with one arm stretched abOYe their heads, weerlna black gloves as a symbol of the f'black power'' movement. They remained In thlo pooltlon with thalr heads IWlk on their cheats flll'Oll8hout file BUICK PH. 992-2143 PONTIAC 0., Friday, October 18, or principles aplnat tho - · · tlon or polltica lnto Ute games. The U.S. Olympic COmmltteo made the !ollowlng annooncement before dawn today: "The United stateA Olympic Committee expresseA Its profound regrets to the International Olympic COmmlt18e, to the Mexican organlzlna committee and to the - l e ot Mexico lor the dlocoorte.,. displayed ey two members or ita team In departing !rom tradition durfrw a vi c:tory ceremoi\V at the Olympic stadium on Oe~ 16. "Tho uneyplc:el exhibitionism tl!eae athletes aleo violates the basic standards ot aporto. manlhlp and (IOOcl manners which ore so hlgllJ,y regarded In the United States, and Ulerefore the two men involved are llllspended forthwith from the team and ordered to remove themselves from the Ol,yrnpic VUlage, This action Is taken In the belief that such Immature hohavlor Is an laolated Incident. However. It turther investigation or sub!!I8(Jlent events do not bear out this view, the entire matter l'llll be re~aluated . A repetition of auch incidents by other members of the U.S. team can only be considered a wlll!W disregard ol Olympic principles that woold warrant the Imposition of the severest penalties at the dloposal of the United Slates Olympic Commlt18e. • ~ Olympic Standinf!s the CREDENZA STYliNG NEIAVIIGf ARE AT COMPACT CONSOlE STEREO fill in whBfl tJihlfl c•n't ... ylf it flllufll tith. fulltonto/1 1111,. JDundl FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO Provides the best in Stereo FM, plus outstand- mg conventional FM and AM reception. Stereo FM ondicator light 80 WATTS OF PEAK MUSIC POWER L SPE Big Game ROlllldlng out the ~ We expect to face our stern- slate are: SouthBrn IDinols .t est test of the season," sald Dayton, Xavier u Nortllem DOhio's Bill Hess. "And it's no llnols, Akron at Eaotem Kensurpriae to us, as we expected tucky, Central Slate at Centrel Miami to be this strong all Michigan, Younptown Slate at along. They have a great de- Morehead, Dellance at Manfenaive team and plent_y of of~ cheater, Blultton at Andertense to get the job OOne. We're Silppory Rock at WDmfnltan. going to have our hands run in Cincinnati at Wichita (nlpt), movtns the ball and In trying and Findlay at Ohio Northern to atop them. We expect a ()light) , mighcy tough afternoon." Ohio's Bob Houmard has already scored 10 touchdowns to tie a school record. He hall rushed for 154 yards (4.0 average) and caught flve passes far 52 yards, for four touchdowns. Quarterback Cleve Bryant has completed 33 66 passes lor 511 yards and added 232 more yard1:1 rushing. He ranks third tn rushing behind Dave LeVeck (256) and Dick Cooley (249), Bryant Home of the needs just 41 total yards to break the school record of 2,364 Fabulou1 set by Bob Brooks In 1958-80. Marietta, with a UJ Ohio Conference record, is at Capital (2-1) Soturday. The Pioneers have an edge In their conference schedule since they do oot have to play any or the three rema.ln1ng unbeaten teams. In another league feature, Ohio Wesleyan (2..{1) r a c e a Musldngum (2.1) at New Coocord. The tMl other top teams should have easier times with Denison (1~) sl Wooster (0..2) Order By PhoM and BaldwiJI.Wallace (1..0) at OIU!rheln (0-1) In a night game. And T•k• 'I'm HPIM ottjer league games pit Hei992-5432 delberg at Wittenberg and Ken11 Ohio's Bobcats radt third in with 160 polnU! In lour games. Klcholl Ume at Peden Stadium Ia 1:30 p.m. other MAC Games In other MAC games: Bowling Green, still very much alive In the title picture with a 1~-1 mark, entertains wlnleu Kent or State and Toledo {1-1-1) visits WARRIOR RETIJRNS - Jim Marshall (left), promising young Redman o! a couple or seuooa Western Michigan. ago, returns to the camp or the Rio Grande CoUege Redmen after nearly two yean ln the United Marshall goes out of the conS:ates Marine ColliS. He and Coach Art Lanham look over a tool ot his trade, a basketball. Marference to meet visiting Loulsshall during his freshman year at Rio Grande, paced the squad with 21.6 points per game. During vtlle. the first 16 games or first semester of his sophomore year, Marshall scored an average of 22 Miami's defense has been led points per game. Then carne the Marines. lzy Bob Babich, a 6..2, 225-i)OWld linebacker. Tonight's Games Babich has accounted for 52 SEEK TV BAN ATHENS, Ohio (UPI)- Sevtackles and 24 aui&ts. Other top COLUMBUS (UPO - The Ohio Logan at Gallipolis en beauties, one each rrom the defensive players lnclude Bob lllgh School AthleUc Asooclstlon Wellston at Meigs Mid American Conference col. Rieber (42 tackles, 18 assists) asked its member schools to Ironton at Athena leges, will compete this week. and Merv Nugent (26 tackles, contact their Congressmen In Jackson at Nelsonville-York end in a contest to be t h e 19 assists). an etrort to introWce legislation Southern at Glouster MAC's representative in colMiami's otrense has displayed to prohibit the telocaotlng or Kyger Creek at Alexander lege football's centennial cele· pleney ol sting with quarterback Frida.y nilbt professional foot- Eastern at Wahama bratlon In 1969. Kent Thompooo completing 37 ball games. Miss MAC COUege Footha.U FediBral-Hocklng at Nortb Gallla ~ 77 passes for 435 yards and Tho OHSAA 88ld the Frldlj' Huntington East at Pl.. Pleasant throe touchdowns. In addition, wUl be crowned In special prenight pro games atrected t h e Southwestern at Hannan Trace he has rushed lor 276 yards In game ceremonies at the Ohio attendance at high school games. Coal Grave at South Point Unlveratey - Miami !oolball 71 carries. The association specifically Huntington IU!lb at Ashland game here Saturday. pointed to the Sopt. 6 telecast She will compete with repof the Clnclmatl RengaJ a, noting resentatives of ten other mathat was the night moat high jor conferences, a repreaen. achool football teams opened tatl.ve from the 17 major inyon at Hiram. In non - league 1·'~ their season. dependent schoolsandtwo!rom action, Mt. Union is at West- tho NCAA COlltge Division ..·: :-· ····· schools for the title of Miss Marietta College sq)hcmore College Foolball. George sauer of Middleport and Senior Bob R Smith or Hemlock Grove have pl~J~ed key roles In NBA sr ANDINGS Romante ••.•...• i I 0 3 By United Pren International Hew tires? Oil · change? The Galllpol!i Junior IU!lb loot- givl~ Marietta Its rorrent S-1 France . . . . . . . . . 2 0 1 3 East Whatev.r your car needs, you baH team chalked up Its second overall and a.o Ohio Conference Japan •.• . , .. , . •I 1 1 3 W, L, Pet. GB tan be sunt of fast, friendly, straight victocy on Memorial record. Eaat Germany . . . . I 1 1 3 Baltimore ..... , 1 0 1. 000 Sauer is a start!~ halfback eHicieni auto service, here. Field Thursday evening by blankSweden . . . • . . . . . 1 1 1 3 Cincinnati ...... I 0 1.000 Ing a t.Jge Meigs 8!jll8cl, 28~. and Smith starting cerrterback In Czecbqolovalda • . . 1 0 2 3 lloa1Dn ........ 0 0 .000 'h The win avenged Gallla' s mly the Pioneer defense, which shutSPECIAL! KELLY HOTLINE SNOW TIRES 1h Italy . . • . • . . ' .. 0 0 3 3 Phlladelj>hia .... 0 0 .000 loss in four games (12·14 at out nationally-riMed Muskingum Iran • • • • • . • . . . 1 1 o 2 MliWaUkee -.- •... 0 1 . 000 1 Melga) and It waA the Gallians' 7~ and blanked Kenyon 21-'l. Tunlola . . . . . . . . .1 0 1 2 New York . . . • . 0 1 .000 1 sauer h a 1967 graduate of third consecutive shutout effort. BSSxlS Tax 650·13 ... ~::· Austria .•....... 0 1 1 2 Detroit .. , •. , 0 I ,000 1 Middleport High School and is Alter a scoreless first perHolland . • .••••.• I 0 0 1 West Iod, QB John Walter raced 45 the son or Mr. a.OO Mrs. Lewis Brazil ...•...... 0 1 u 1 W. L, Pet. GB yards to put Gallipolis ahead6-.£1. H. Sauer, 659ih Brownell Ave. Denmark • . • . . . . 0 1 0 1 Chicago • .. , .. 2 0 1. 000 Seoonds later, LE Jim Noe In- Smith is a 1965 Pomeroy High 383 Sunny DoUars Winners Qhlopla . . . . . . . . . 0 I 0 1 San Diego .. , .. 1 o 1.000 'h tercepted a Meigs pass and scam- grad and Is the son of Mr&. Le282 Finland .......... 0 0 1 Loa Angeles ... 0 0 1,000 I pered 40 yards. Walterthenpass· ota Smt th and the late Ralph . ···.·.·.·.·.·-:-:-:-:·:-:·· .·.:.·.:::,:;:::.·.·:· Jamaica ..•.•.•...0 1 0 1 Phoenix .. _ . _ , 0 0 .000 1 ed to RE Chuck Perrood lor the Smith. 0 1 San Fran ..... 0 0 .000 I Mexioo •••.......• o tJXtra points. Seattle . . . . . . . 0 I .000 1'h In the third stanza, FB Rick Dl9 66 IHl H lJO( PQ••l B<l[WING CO (• "'C•N "!A f• <>•·"0 Atlanta , ...... 0 I .000 11h HaUield rambled 75 yar<ls, and Thursday's ReBU!ts it was 20.0. Walter scampered San otego 128 Seattle 110 TARKENTON PLAYS 55 yards on a broken pass play (Only game scheduled) NEW YORK (UPD- Fran In the nnal period and then pass. Friday's Schedule Tarkenton, nursing a minor ed to Perrood for the extra shoulder injury this week, is Boston at Detroit points, making the final score expected to be In the starting Los Angeles at Philadelphia 28~. llneup 9.mday when the New SeatUe at Phoenix Gallipolis Is now 2-1-1 lor the York Giant. boat the San San Diego at San Francisco year. Next game Is Monday, at (Only games scheduled) Frandaco Forty-Nlners. Wellston. Meigs picked up two llrlll <k>wns In yesterday's tilt. Kaven 9teets pla.ved an outstandIng game both WIJ& lor the winners - as a halfback and J.tne.. backer - as did the ather Galllpollo boys, especlally U!ckle Charles Wolle. ~~<orlna CROWIS STEAK HOUSE • SANDWICH Standings Junior High Blanks Meigs For 2nd Win Smith, Sauer Play Roles in -----------1 Marietta Wins And Awar You Go ... for Smooth DriYing ..,,,. $29 ., •• BAILEY'S SUNOCO w. Join the Enjoyers • QUALITY 80~10-STATE RAWLINGS games. Tailbacic Bobby Glover leads -oter (Pa.J willie a>erllll .,_ the growt<l asoault with 452 tertalns Lake Forest. yards ln 89 attempts. Cleveland ~•Ashland~_. Dickerson' B 86 solos ackl up to - · 118 l81h atralahl win It 392 yar<ls. John Carroll. $15 NEW HNE-RIRNU. -------,·-- COLUMBUS (Upl).... Mlami'a atubbom de!enoe will be pitted aplnat Ohlo linlveratey'a hlghaeortna o f f e n s e SaturdQ at Athens In a CJ11Cial Mid-American Cooference game. Unless the battle ends In a tie, one of the front - rumera will !all beck a notch In the olan!llngs. 0~ and Miami curnntl,y lead the, MAC w:lth 3~ recorda. Miami' a Red IIkins are ranked oecood notionally In defense, havlna yielded 28 polnU! In live two men bed violated Olympic u.s. .... . . . ... GMC TRUCKS . POME ~' tV, OHIIJ. BIG DEALS" It.,s Defense Vs. Offense Saturday for &L1Jon, 1f an,y, against tlM two athletes. The IDC said tho MEXICO CITY (UPI)- Medal JDihem, and afterward Carlos otandlnp In the Olympic Gomes laid in a newa conference that at the end ot. Thur sda,y' s earn~ the gesture was made as a petition: 11Ymbol ol black unity and NATION G S B T added, "We are proud we dld Russia .. .. .. ..5 7 6 18 9 3 5 17 it." \.ot'Iluyday~ lnternatim- HW18Br1, ••••• , •. 3. L5 12 al Olympic Commlt18e Issued a Kenya . . . . . . . . .2 3 l 6 hie! olatement In which It Pl>land .. .. . . . . . 2 0 4 6 declared thai the <ll1lln matter Auolrolla •••.•.• 1 2 I 4 ..... In the lleld or responolhlllty Great Brlteln • • • •J 2 1 4 iJI. the U.S. Olympic COmmlt18e Weot Germany • • .., J 2 1 4 playing V8 Belair 4 Dr. S.don. Shorpie. Auto. shift. a., ,._ Pomeroy-Middlepor~ Suspend 2 Americans From Games $795 62 Chevrolet Subttr..._ Dill_... Ill ................. ..u,..,.._,., ll!wJ_at._~ 4 Dr. Sedon. One coreful good for model. "-"WIM.N...W ...... WWIIT. ~ ,$2,195 Catalino 5t01'ion Wagon. One careful lo.t :al owner. ~~er :~ sieering. Power brakes, Auto. irons . EJCtra good cond1t1on. · t'alo~e~~~' 3- Tho Dally Senllnol, states. $1,295 65 Dodge Solid-state 6fJIN amJ')I itier dalivers constant peak performance tor lhrillrng stereo sound. Instant warm-up. cooler operation. MICRO-TOUCH• 2G TONE ARM In Congress, the chances of a bill becoming law are about lne in 10. 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Read .t the meedng was a lett.llluled at Tueedey rdgltt'. meetter from the Pascal !amUy In Chile, tllaMing the tp'OUp lor a box of toya. Mrs. OrvDle Well presided at the meatiq. Roundrobin cards wen aJ&ned for abutIns B.nd Mrs. Helen Leifheit presented the story ciHannahfordevotlonl. Prayer was by Mrs. Harold Smith. An article 011 how to organIze women for aetJ.on was read by Mrs. Well. The hostess served refreshments to thole named .... ot the Ev_.lne Mlulooary i!liiclel1 ot the PomeroY Church 1 {'. . . :~ fliPNfoiL ORDER TODAY! HAVE THEM PERSONALIZED Lorp S•l•ttiOII of Orl~l"gh and Mrs. Edward Venoy, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, and Mrs. Den- Quality Print Shop ver Kepple. 992·3345 MIDDLEPORT, 0. MILL ST. ORDER TODAY FOR LATE FALL EARLY SPR lNG AT SPECIAL PRICES! Arnie Brewer Is Honored On Birthday Mr. and Mrs. :tuart Brewer ,r Micldleporl !lmdl!' with a pariJ' In obaervanceot the fourth hlrthcllj' amlveroary or tholr dauglrter. Amle. Game• wore pi1Jed with Lot-etta Tackett, Del:b1e Janey, and Eddie Currlorwlmlnglbeprlzeo. Ice cream, cake, pOtato eblpa, and Kooi-Aid were served. Guest& were Mary, Debbie. Ray, Joyce, and Jay Janey ot Langsville; A!a,vna, Mary, and Valerie Matooo or Rutland; Theresa and Joey carter ol Mlcldleport. Route 1; Loretta, Slerrl and s.auna Tackett of Rutland: Debbie and Pamela Davis or Middleport; Eddie and Billy Currier of. Langsville, Route 1, Miss Patty Matsen or Rutland, Clarence Mcintyre or Mlner..Uie, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Carter, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Janey, Mrs. Ev· erett Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Currier, Sr., and Mrs. Fred Tackett. Others presentlngglftstoAmie were Trudy Hall and Gertie Rickard, both o! Middleport. You'll san on Rock of Agn. Stock monuments lik• ·ihe one above. For quolity, design, style and price see us or call u1 today. New Officers LEGAl MONUMENT CO. ., 263 W. MAIN ST. Officers were elected when the past presidents of the Ladles Aux· lllary of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Mayme Holmes, SLYracuae. Elected were Mrs. 0, A. Mar· tin, prealdenti Mrs. Catherine Welsh, vice president; Mrs. Jed Webster , Sr., secretary, and Mrs. Owen Watson, treasurer. Plans were made Cor ~e annual Christmas dinner to be held on Dec. 18 at Crows Steak House with a party to follow at the home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Mra. Ernest Powell condlct- Jennifer Stone 23 J•-lt. 1411: ulld gold. 4 ctiamOf"ldt. c;.yst•l 1115.00 the flag. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Olan When you give a . Bulova watcn-anv oc~t6n becomes a special event Knapp at Gallipolis with Mrs. Gerald Wlldormuth 10 hive deVotions arid Mrs.' J. M. Thornton, the program. Games were played with prfz. as being awarded to the winners. A dessert coorse was served by Mrs. Holmes assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Robert Crow. Attending besides Utose named were Mrs. Thomas Clark and Mrs. George Hackett, Sr. Select A \Vatch From the E .~o,;1elleme Collert ion . and crow n are Intact "When CIVIL ACTION FILEil PT. PLEASfu'lT - A dvll action seeking partition or real estate 1uu1 been !lled In the olllce or the circuit clerk styled Lona McKa.v vs. Chester M.. Roush, Rt. I Box 80A GaUlpoUs, Ohio; Frank L. Roush, address unknown and Charlotte Jenks, Ma8011, W.Va. MANY Different Cars But On AStandard Of Quality 4-H President PT, PLEASANT - Joml!er Slone, dauglrter ot Mr. and Mra. Charles H. stone, Mt. Vei'IIOII Aveme, was Installed aa preoldent ot the 1laWY Hustlen W Club during a recent meellllg ot the group. Othera lnlllslled to serve with Miss Slone are: Cathy Darlll, vice president; Debby Darst. uolatant vice president; Bebe Stone, secretary; Neesha Volsht. reportei; Doni,. McDaniel and David Kayser, game Ieeder a and Charlie Chamber and Berna Jeen Burcham, 10111 leaders. The tp'OUp mode plano tor a Halloween pariJ' 11> be held October 26 !rom 7 11> 9:30 p.m. at the borne ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slooo. Each member may hrlna a guest. Leaden ot the club are Mrs. Clara Scltilu, Mrs. VIrginia Voight and Mrs. Announcing Birth comments were read by Mlu Mary VIrginia Reibel. eperslng The statement or !alth In unl- oon opened the meeting. Devotions Including two meditations "8e&IOIUI ~ the Heart" and "Much ln Uttle." Mrs. Jewell and Mrs. G 11more served a dessert course carrying out the Halloween theme. Four Awarded mue Ribbons for Books 67 Olds F85, 4 Dr.-------·------ - -$2195 County Homemakers Clubs received Blue Ribbons on their aerap books exhibited on Achievement Day. An outstanding book was exhfhlted by the Pleasant lk>memakers with Mrs. Leslie Bennstl, scrap book chairman. Others exhlbltlna and receiving Blue Ribbons were the Masoo Homemakers with Mrs. Edith Fox, chairman; Leon Homemakers, Mrs, Irene Sayre, chair· mani and Letart Homemakers, Mrs. Don Thompson. chairmaJL Mn. Jack Fruth, Pt:. Pleasant, judged the books and exhf. bits. Mrs. Harold Lewis, West COlumbia, Ia Mason County Homemakers scrap book chair- man. . , l!IIITHS Mrs. Gerald W. Belcher, Haments only on Pediatrics Ward. dell, son, 9:21 a.m. 'l'ln!reday; Mrs. Dennis W. Young, Rt. 2 ADMISSIONS Wellston. daughter, 11:27 a.m. Mrs. Allee M. Dorst, 42511, Thuredlj'; Mrs. CoeD G. DeSecond Ave.; Mrs. Merle L. Long, Pomeroy, son, 8:05 p.m. Strait, 113 Klneon Dr.; Keith D. Saunders, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Paul ThurediJ. DISCHARGES D. Dillon, Crown City; Mrs. CeMrs. Harold T. Allyn, Wllllam cU Massie, Rt. 1 NorlhUpi Mrs. T. comer, Martha A. Finnicum, Bernard Hunter, Rt. 1 Gallipo. Kimberly J. Gooderham, KimUs; Mrs. Lauise HawA, PL. berly R, Jomsoo, Ray H. Jones, Pleasant; Gary T. Roush, New Haveni Mrs. Ethel W. Pickens, Mro. David P, Kisor, Lealie H. Ravenswood; Mrs. Jo Bird, Pl McDunlel, Brian 0, Mullen, SBmPleasant; Charles E. Llnger!olt, ual L. Nichols, Mrs. Clyde A. Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Cecil G. De- Roush, Noble E. Ruseall, Olin LOng, Pomeroy; Roy T. Kaspar, c. Runell, James A. Saxtcm. Pomeroy; Mrs. Gerald W. Bel- Mrs. Paul E. Wat!lO!l, Mrs. WOcher, Hamden; Mrs. Dermis W. llam R. Anclonoo and Infant Young, Rt. 2 Wellstm; Ralph E, daughter, Mrs. James L. Gamel Frecka, Coal Grove; Donald R. andln!anl dauglrter. Clark, Wellstoni Brian D. Hayes, St. Marys, Ohio. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMtll ED: Mrs. Strawford Ohllnaer, M~ Alto; Mrs. cecn B. Deweeae, Galll,polls Ferrri DISCIIARGEil: Mrs. William COchran, PL Pleasanl; Mrs. Sally Wears, PL PIO!IIllllll; Mrs. !lerrett. PL Pleuanl; Robert lJJn& C'•Uipolfa Ferry; Mro. Henry Rainey, Golllpolla FerrY; Janet HiggiDlotbam, Galllpllls Ferry; Bernard EdWIIrdo, Pl. Pleasant. APPLY TO MARRY PT. 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The USOC dlopotchod two emlsoarleo 11> til, Olympic VIUap at mldnliht (Marleen lime) to that Smith and Carlos lett the village Immediately lor return to the United Smith and Car loa appeared at the podium lor the medal ceremooy Wedneedl!' wearlna llll!ll black socks and buttona reading "Olympic movement lor human rl!lbU!." After receiving their medals !he two black athletes stood ~ the pi1Jing ot the U.S. Anthem l!lld fiag National rllalng with one arm stretched abOYe their heads, weerlna black gloves as a symbol of the f'black power'' movement. They remained In thlo pooltlon with thalr heads IWlk on their cheats flll'Oll8hout file BUICK PH. 992-2143 PONTIAC 0., Friday, October 18, or principles aplnat tho - · · tlon or polltica lnto Ute games. The U.S. Olympic COmmltteo made the !ollowlng annooncement before dawn today: "The United stateA Olympic Committee expresseA Its profound regrets to the International Olympic COmmlt18e, to the Mexican organlzlna committee and to the - l e ot Mexico lor the dlocoorte.,. displayed ey two members or ita team In departing !rom tradition durfrw a vi c:tory ceremoi\V at the Olympic stadium on Oe~ 16. "Tho uneyplc:el exhibitionism tl!eae athletes aleo violates the basic standards ot aporto. manlhlp and (IOOcl manners which ore so hlgllJ,y regarded In the United States, and Ulerefore the two men involved are llllspended forthwith from the team and ordered to remove themselves from the Ol,yrnpic VUlage, This action Is taken In the belief that such Immature hohavlor Is an laolated Incident. However. It turther investigation or sub!!I8(Jlent events do not bear out this view, the entire matter l'llll be re~aluated . A repetition of auch incidents by other members of the U.S. team can only be considered a wlll!W disregard ol Olympic principles that woold warrant the Imposition of the severest penalties at the dloposal of the United Slates Olympic Commlt18e. • ~ Olympic Standinf!s the CREDENZA STYliNG NEIAVIIGf ARE AT COMPACT CONSOlE STEREO fill in whBfl tJihlfl c•n't ... ylf it flllufll tith. fulltonto/1 1111,. JDundl FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO Provides the best in Stereo FM, plus outstand- mg conventional FM and AM reception. Stereo FM ondicator light 80 WATTS OF PEAK MUSIC POWER L SPE Big Game ROlllldlng out the ~ We expect to face our stern- slate are: SouthBrn IDinols .t est test of the season," sald Dayton, Xavier u Nortllem DOhio's Bill Hess. "And it's no llnols, Akron at Eaotem Kensurpriae to us, as we expected tucky, Central Slate at Centrel Miami to be this strong all Michigan, Younptown Slate at along. They have a great de- Morehead, Dellance at Manfenaive team and plent_y of of~ cheater, Blultton at Andertense to get the job OOne. We're Silppory Rock at WDmfnltan. going to have our hands run in Cincinnati at Wichita (nlpt), movtns the ball and In trying and Findlay at Ohio Northern to atop them. We expect a ()light) , mighcy tough afternoon." Ohio's Bob Houmard has already scored 10 touchdowns to tie a school record. He hall rushed for 154 yards (4.0 average) and caught flve passes far 52 yards, for four touchdowns. Quarterback Cleve Bryant has completed 33 66 passes lor 511 yards and added 232 more yard1:1 rushing. He ranks third tn rushing behind Dave LeVeck (256) and Dick Cooley (249), Bryant Home of the needs just 41 total yards to break the school record of 2,364 Fabulou1 set by Bob Brooks In 1958-80. Marietta, with a UJ Ohio Conference record, is at Capital (2-1) Soturday. The Pioneers have an edge In their conference schedule since they do oot have to play any or the three rema.ln1ng unbeaten teams. In another league feature, Ohio Wesleyan (2..{1) r a c e a Musldngum (2.1) at New Coocord. The tMl other top teams should have easier times with Denison (1~) sl Wooster (0..2) Order By PhoM and BaldwiJI.Wallace (1..0) at OIU!rheln (0-1) In a night game. And T•k• 'I'm HPIM ottjer league games pit Hei992-5432 delberg at Wittenberg and Ken11 Ohio's Bobcats radt third in with 160 polnU! In lour games. Klcholl Ume at Peden Stadium Ia 1:30 p.m. other MAC Games In other MAC games: Bowling Green, still very much alive In the title picture with a 1~-1 mark, entertains wlnleu Kent or State and Toledo {1-1-1) visits WARRIOR RETIJRNS - Jim Marshall (left), promising young Redman o! a couple or seuooa Western Michigan. ago, returns to the camp or the Rio Grande CoUege Redmen after nearly two yean ln the United Marshall goes out of the conS:ates Marine ColliS. He and Coach Art Lanham look over a tool ot his trade, a basketball. Marference to meet visiting Loulsshall during his freshman year at Rio Grande, paced the squad with 21.6 points per game. During vtlle. the first 16 games or first semester of his sophomore year, Marshall scored an average of 22 Miami's defense has been led points per game. Then carne the Marines. lzy Bob Babich, a 6..2, 225-i)OWld linebacker. Tonight's Games Babich has accounted for 52 SEEK TV BAN ATHENS, Ohio (UPI)- Sevtackles and 24 aui&ts. Other top COLUMBUS (UPO - The Ohio Logan at Gallipolis en beauties, one each rrom the defensive players lnclude Bob lllgh School AthleUc Asooclstlon Wellston at Meigs Mid American Conference col. Rieber (42 tackles, 18 assists) asked its member schools to Ironton at Athena leges, will compete this week. and Merv Nugent (26 tackles, contact their Congressmen In Jackson at Nelsonville-York end in a contest to be t h e 19 assists). an etrort to introWce legislation Southern at Glouster MAC's representative in colMiami's otrense has displayed to prohibit the telocaotlng or Kyger Creek at Alexander lege football's centennial cele· pleney ol sting with quarterback Frida.y nilbt professional foot- Eastern at Wahama bratlon In 1969. Kent Thompooo completing 37 ball games. Miss MAC COUege Footha.U FediBral-Hocklng at Nortb Gallla ~ 77 passes for 435 yards and Tho OHSAA 88ld the Frldlj' Huntington East at Pl.. Pleasant throe touchdowns. In addition, wUl be crowned In special prenight pro games atrected t h e Southwestern at Hannan Trace he has rushed lor 276 yards In game ceremonies at the Ohio attendance at high school games. Coal Grave at South Point Unlveratey - Miami !oolball 71 carries. The association specifically Huntington IU!lb at Ashland game here Saturday. pointed to the Sopt. 6 telecast She will compete with repof the Clnclmatl RengaJ a, noting resentatives of ten other mathat was the night moat high jor conferences, a repreaen. achool football teams opened tatl.ve from the 17 major inyon at Hiram. In non - league 1·'~ their season. dependent schoolsandtwo!rom action, Mt. Union is at West- tho NCAA COlltge Division ..·: :-· ····· schools for the title of Miss Marietta College sq)hcmore College Foolball. George sauer of Middleport and Senior Bob R Smith or Hemlock Grove have pl~J~ed key roles In NBA sr ANDINGS Romante ••.•...• i I 0 3 By United Pren International Hew tires? Oil · change? The Galllpol!i Junior IU!lb loot- givl~ Marietta Its rorrent S-1 France . . . . . . . . . 2 0 1 3 East Whatev.r your car needs, you baH team chalked up Its second overall and a.o Ohio Conference Japan •.• . , .. , . •I 1 1 3 W, L, Pet. GB tan be sunt of fast, friendly, straight victocy on Memorial record. Eaat Germany . . . . I 1 1 3 Baltimore ..... , 1 0 1. 000 Sauer is a start!~ halfback eHicieni auto service, here. Field Thursday evening by blankSweden . . . • . . . . . 1 1 1 3 Cincinnati ...... I 0 1.000 Ing a t.Jge Meigs 8!jll8cl, 28~. and Smith starting cerrterback In Czecbqolovalda • . . 1 0 2 3 lloa1Dn ........ 0 0 .000 'h The win avenged Gallla' s mly the Pioneer defense, which shutSPECIAL! KELLY HOTLINE SNOW TIRES 1h Italy . . • . • . . ' .. 0 0 3 3 Phlladelj>hia .... 0 0 .000 loss in four games (12·14 at out nationally-riMed Muskingum Iran • • • • • . • . . . 1 1 o 2 MliWaUkee -.- •... 0 1 . 000 1 Melga) and It waA the Gallians' 7~ and blanked Kenyon 21-'l. Tunlola . . . . . . . . .1 0 1 2 New York . . . • . 0 1 .000 1 sauer h a 1967 graduate of third consecutive shutout effort. BSSxlS Tax 650·13 ... ~::· Austria .•....... 0 1 1 2 Detroit .. , •. , 0 I ,000 1 Middleport High School and is Alter a scoreless first perHolland . • .••••.• I 0 0 1 West Iod, QB John Walter raced 45 the son or Mr. a.OO Mrs. Lewis Brazil ...•...... 0 1 u 1 W. L, Pet. GB yards to put Gallipolis ahead6-.£1. H. Sauer, 659ih Brownell Ave. Denmark • . • . . . . 0 1 0 1 Chicago • .. , .. 2 0 1. 000 Seoonds later, LE Jim Noe In- Smith is a 1965 Pomeroy High 383 Sunny DoUars Winners Qhlopla . . . . . . . . . 0 I 0 1 San Diego .. , .. 1 o 1.000 'h tercepted a Meigs pass and scam- grad and Is the son of Mr&. Le282 Finland .......... 0 0 1 Loa Angeles ... 0 0 1,000 I pered 40 yards. Walterthenpass· ota Smt th and the late Ralph . ···.·.·.·.·.·-:-:-:-:·:-:·· .·.:.·.:::,:;:::.·.·:· Jamaica ..•.•.•...0 1 0 1 Phoenix .. _ . _ , 0 0 .000 1 ed to RE Chuck Perrood lor the Smith. 0 1 San Fran ..... 0 0 .000 I Mexioo •••.......• o tJXtra points. Seattle . . . . . . . 0 I .000 1'h In the third stanza, FB Rick Dl9 66 IHl H lJO( PQ••l B<l[WING CO (• "'C•N "!A f• <>•·"0 Atlanta , ...... 0 I .000 11h HaUield rambled 75 yar<ls, and Thursday's ReBU!ts it was 20.0. Walter scampered San otego 128 Seattle 110 TARKENTON PLAYS 55 yards on a broken pass play (Only game scheduled) NEW YORK (UPD- Fran In the nnal period and then pass. Friday's Schedule Tarkenton, nursing a minor ed to Perrood for the extra shoulder injury this week, is Boston at Detroit points, making the final score expected to be In the starting Los Angeles at Philadelphia 28~. llneup 9.mday when the New SeatUe at Phoenix Gallipolis Is now 2-1-1 lor the York Giant. boat the San San Diego at San Francisco year. Next game Is Monday, at (Only games scheduled) Frandaco Forty-Nlners. Wellston. Meigs picked up two llrlll <k>wns In yesterday's tilt. Kaven 9teets pla.ved an outstandIng game both WIJ& lor the winners - as a halfback and J.tne.. backer - as did the ather Galllpollo boys, especlally U!ckle Charles Wolle. ~~<orlna CROWIS STEAK HOUSE • SANDWICH Standings Junior High Blanks Meigs For 2nd Win Smith, Sauer Play Roles in -----------1 Marietta Wins And Awar You Go ... for Smooth DriYing ..,,,. $29 ., •• BAILEY'S SUNOCO w. Join the Enjoyers • QUALITY 80~10-STATE RAWLINGS games. Tailbacic Bobby Glover leads -oter (Pa.J willie a>erllll .,_ the growt<l asoault with 452 tertalns Lake Forest. yards ln 89 attempts. Cleveland ~•Ashland~_. Dickerson' B 86 solos ackl up to - · 118 l81h atralahl win It 392 yar<ls. John Carroll. $15 NEW HNE-RIRNU. -------,·-- COLUMBUS (Upl).... Mlami'a atubbom de!enoe will be pitted aplnat Ohlo linlveratey'a hlghaeortna o f f e n s e SaturdQ at Athens In a CJ11Cial Mid-American Cooference game. Unless the battle ends In a tie, one of the front - rumera will !all beck a notch In the olan!llngs. 0~ and Miami curnntl,y lead the, MAC w:lth 3~ recorda. Miami' a Red IIkins are ranked oecood notionally In defense, havlna yielded 28 polnU! In live two men bed violated Olympic u.s. .... . . . ... GMC TRUCKS . POME ~' tV, OHIIJ. BIG DEALS" It.,s Defense Vs. Offense Saturday for &L1Jon, 1f an,y, against tlM two athletes. The IDC said tho MEXICO CITY (UPI)- Medal JDihem, and afterward Carlos otandlnp In the Olympic Gomes laid in a newa conference that at the end ot. Thur sda,y' s earn~ the gesture was made as a petition: 11Ymbol ol black unity and NATION G S B T added, "We are proud we dld Russia .. .. .. ..5 7 6 18 9 3 5 17 it." \.ot'Iluyday~ lnternatim- HW18Br1, ••••• , •. 3. 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Am<Qlced at the meeUng was , dt;f lllabl at lhJ Coluni>u.l and .:. l!r.~~~o~n~ Ohio Electric Co. oo- the ope11 moo~ ol tho Rullancl ;, clal.-,, Olllor nlllcero elected and lnlllalled were Mloo Nellie Zor' kle, presl~ Mro. Uqyd Blackwood, secretary; and Mro. '"Jamel Amold. treasurer. Mn. WWIIm MDrri1, ootaolng prellldenl, was the lnstalllng officer and presented eaeh ol the nco Garden Club kl be hold Oct. 23 at the Rutland Church of Christ Reservations are to be made by Oct. 21. A1110 amounced was the rail regimal moellng which will bo bold oo Nov. 16 at Eastern llllh School. Members are uked to contact Mrs. HorkY for resef- vat10111 to the rqlmai 110111011 by NOY.'IO. Mrs. Harry Croll rtlliD>ed u anas--ollhe dub. Her roallnalloo wu acoepted with recrot. Read at 1he meeting .... a thn 1<lU note from Mrs. David Fanner lor a vase ot dahllaa sent for the "Thll IJ Your LUen JII'OII'&m at the Middleport Cburch ot Cbriot. Min Zerkle roportod thai yearbooks wUI be dlatrlbuted at the December meot1na. A nunmage sale waa: 8111KM.D'tCed for Nov. 4, 5, and 6 by Mrs. Garon Stansbury, MQ'BandmNillcbafr· LAY-A-WAY-A-f;JF'f A-DAY KEEPSAKE - BEHRUS- BULOVA- ELGIN AIRWAY- GRETSCH- SUNBEAM- HARMONY ;:, ::.'.· man. Members are to take ltema to the Stansbury bulldblg where the oele will be held, or call Mrs. E. 0. T011kobar7 l&r pickup. Mrs. J. E. Harley reported that !lowero hod been taken to Miss Mary P~~ Ml~~IVMreata McCoy, Mrs. EszucRua-, 1. C. A. Emmloh, and Mils Fried Faen.u.!e, members f1 the clW who have been m. Tho roodsldo and civic committee announced the Middleport club took second plac:e In Re- gion II In the Soars Civic BoauU.fication Contest. The e 1 u b scrapbook was dlspl~J'ed by Mrl. Tewksbary, and Mrs. Walter Hayer; armouncedthattheclubwlll present U!e December program on Radio WM PO. Mrs. John Kincaid onnoonced entered the that throo membera flower show at the Meiga Coon- ey Fair. They were Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. MJrrls, and Mn. Kincaid. or the 17 arrangements exhibited, 12 were ribbon winners. Members were asked to take a Thanksgiving table arrangement using fruit or flowers to the November meeting. "Utter Is a Growing Problem" was the theme or the program presented by Miss Zerkle. She mentioned partioolarly the Jitter problem in national parks and spoke or the increasing main- • 30 GAL SIZE RIGHT PRICE! RIGHT SIZE! RIGHT HEATER! RIGHT NOW! Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. Second 992-2036 Pomeroy the luxury you can afford •.• MAY TAG for Ul4Wt, ~washings tenance cost to taxpayers. Mrs. Horky showed slides ar table arrangements and Dower shows whicll she had attended. She also showed pictures or gardens in ScoUand taken by her fatller who visited there. The arrangement or the month was used as the centerpiece Cor the relreahment table. It carried out a 1-la.Hoween theme and featured two small pumpkins, one decorated as a girl, the other as a boy, The arrangement was made by Mrs. Lewis Smith and Mrs. Arnold Refreshments were served by Mrs. Horky, Min Zerkle, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. stansbury, and Mrs. Blackwood. Program On Alaska Is Given Why seUJe for less than MAYTAG .. the washer with exclusive performance features, long term dependability and proven quality? ...., StDf' Morter laftttr, due to doublt-walltquart-tub Cilll· 'ilfUCUon You uve soapt.. w~tcr and work. """' Cop«iry. in .q~~an al:umaoum tub witb cone· Qapcd bonom. Oet your .,..,n, done rUler 'lrillpl "" Ole ........... S•iol frecly-ud lo.:t i• u.y or 10 position Ellfl larp rolls-one Ira. OM ftuible hller-4 '' four 111'1111- AdJIIIt· • bk lea• Set wubcr •• lw=t&ht 111011 comJortabk rot )'011 AdJIUI to IIJoon ON OUR EASY TERMS A program on Alaska was presented by Mrs. Nan Moore at Wednesday atternoon'a meatlng ol tho Middleport Utorary Club held at the Racine home of Mrs. Ben PhU1011. Mrs. Moore reviewed a book written by a former governor of Alaska on the struggle tor ltatehood. Blts ol hlotory on AJaaka were related by Mrs. Moore who mentioned the purchase ol Alaska In 1867 by the Unlled States lor $7,200,000, and the g<>ld rush which opened tho territory. !110 talked on the capital of Juneau, Mount McKinley, the lo!tl est peak In tho Unlled states, and the cities or Anchorage, tile largest., IU'Id Fairbanka, secoo.d largest. Slides of her aununer trip to Alaska with a grOIIJ> ol 50 Methodists were shown by Mrs. Moore. The groop traveled by ship and Mrs. Moore commented on the dolphin• and .(101'1101 •• which played aroond the ship. Her slides included pictures of Icebergs and glacler1, the salmon fisheries, the pulp mills, Eskimos and native I'Ddlana. h spoke of a visit to the M-Ill College at Anchorage, and IIIIIed tourism as one ol the be 'it To Make Arrangements to the Pomeroy Public Library, and plantings Ill tho Naylor'• Run Memorial, Beech G r o v e Cemetery, and the RJmoroy Elementary School. The dub also woad to boat the anrual Molga CoouJty Chrillmas flower show, to eontrlb.Jte to the roadolde !Unci and t h e Wlllkeena Funcl,toaenddelegales kl atata and regimal meetlnga, UT~~Reedatthe~ to make an arrangament each lng WOI a cardfromJ-o Tip- mm.th ror the ~Dl8l'OY school loll llwlldng tho club lor articles royer, and to orprdle a new 110111 to the ltalo hoapllal'a coun- adult club. Moellngo lOch IDOIIIh wUI Intry !atr. Prepared lor tbt moellng waa clude a demonstration using seaa latlar to be 110111 to P, E. oonal materials. In ecldldllll, Moohtllor, Ohio Director oflillh- plana lor the year Include throe ,.ya, uprouln& awreclallon workshops and IMI tours. lor the new l!ouW 33 !rom PllmMrs. ~ncer, hostess tor the er'QY to Darwin, and for t h e meollnl, presontecl devotlono to roadalcle parka, A tour of I h o open the meeting". 9-le UHd aa her hlgbway and real !acUllloo wu theme '"The Victory that Overtaken by club mombora SUnday. cometh." Members reaponded to Ol!lcero for the 1968-119 year roll call by namlng a favorite wore lnatalled by Mra. Clarence l>luoeplant Heaton. They are Mrs. Robert A report was given on the SepLewla, president; Mrs. Charles tember birthday party lor )mlor I...ewls, vice prelldent; Mrs. Rob- elm members bolted by Mrs. ert Thompson. secretary; and Charles Lewis. ~e also reportMrs. W~ter Bintz, treasurer. ed that rooted acoma have been The reglonol moollngtobehold planted lor Indoor growing cllrat Eastern Hlllf1 SChool on Nov. ing the winter and that mater16 was discussed and six mem- ials for terrariums have been ben Indicated that the,v plan to ooll ected and will be made next at1onc1. A 'l'hankagivlng dlmer week under the direction of Mrs. was planned for 8:30 on Nov. 20 Robert Lewis and Mra. Thompat Crow's steak House. son. Prelellted at the meeting was ''Indoor Gardens for Decoraan Invitation !rom the Rutland tive Plants," using material from Friendly Gardeners to an open a Departmont o! Agriculture bulmooting plamed lor Wemeada.Y letin was presented by Mrs. at the Rutland Church o! Christ. Moore. Making the planter bor, COmmittees were appolnted lighting, !ertlllzlng, and waterand projects outlined lor thoyoar. ing were discussed. Mrs. Moore The committees are as follows: said that a temperature range of Mrs. Uoyd Moore, Mro, Char- 65 to 70 degrees is oonsidered les Hayes, program; Mrs. Guy best Cor indoor garden:s which !iruler, telephone; Mrs. JobnTer. should be in a d:raft~ee location. rell, photography; Mrs. Charles "Your personaJ.U;v Is reflected Lewis, publicity and public ity In your planting, and your obllbook; Mrs. Bentz, flowers a n d lty In arranging your garden adds cards; Mr1. 'Thompson, radio; to your enJoyment of the plantMrs. Robert Lewls, demonstra- Ing," Mrs. Moore concluded. She tions; Mrs. Heaton, horticulture; said that Bulletin 122 00 Indoor Mrs, Letta ~cer, ways and gardens Is avalloble from tho &1means; Mrs. Charles Lewis, perlntendont o! Documents, U. S. flower show; Mrs. Leo Kemed.Y, Government PrinUng Office, civic; Mrs . 'Thompson, M r s. Washington, D. c. ror a dime. Charles Lewis, jwdor garden Arrangements were judged by . club: and Mrs. Allard Pratt, judg- Mro; ·llralt with bluerlbbma beIng. Ing awerdod to Mra. Moore and Projects taken on ror the year Mrs. Thompson, red one a to Mrs. include contlnuatlon or the jun- Terrell, Mrs. ~cer and Mrs. Ior club work, staging a nower Robert Lewis. The Halloween · - · portldpadng In the 1969 theme was carried out In refresh. fair nower show, giving a book menta sened by Mrs. ~cer. Committee Named A nominating committee was appointed at a meeting of the Women's Golf Association Wed· nesday night at the club house. Mrs. Uoyd Blackwood preaided at tho mooting. Named kl the committee were Mrs. Myrtle Slssoo, Mrs. Margaret Slack, and Mrs. Carolyn Baclmor. They will report at the OCt. 27 meetIng scheduled lor 2 p.m. at tho chiD house. The annual Chrlotrnaa party was diBcul!lsed and plans made ror presenttng trophy awards. PICKUP SCHEDULED Truck pickup will be provided next week ror all residents who wish to contribute any large article to the GoodwUI Inm.lllrloa. Residents wl shing Uie service are to call the Rev. Glen HUes at 992..'!890. A Goodwill depoelt shelter ls located on the parkIng lot o! the Kroser Store In Pomeroy. •HEATING ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION HARRY MILLER •PLUMBING •ROOFING -FOR- lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE WY :Z.2374 11)4• Mill 1·,. _.,., \·.·. and Mr•. Cheri•• _... . tho WHI<end ol tho Gnot Lalcel :': Personal Notes ::::f ::;: · ~ri10 Church. 7:30 Friday nlaht at 1he home ol Mrs. Elhol Smith. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL ....W llomeeomlnt! dlnee will be hold 1111a Friday nllld at tbe Melp Junior IIIah auditorium !ollow- ~ lna tho Melp-Wall"""' lootball p.mo. Dancing wiD be held !rom 10 to 12:30 a.m. Muolc will be !Urnlshed ~ The Jays. The dance ' Is opoa kl the public. The )'1lUih !rom Sl. · Peul LDtheran Chordl, l'llmeroy, Sl. Jolm Lulhoran Church, Chester, IDCI Sl. Paul Lulhoran Clwrch, New ! Haven, will have a hay ride and wiener rout &mda,y ni&I>L i Every011e Is asked to m.t at the Sl. Paul Lutheran Church In Pomeroy at 7 p.m. 1n order to proceed out to the country. · 1il! ~ SA1\1RDAY A !UGH SCHOOL dance party will be hold 11111 Satur<loy nl&l>t at the Meigs Junior High In POmeroy !rom 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The Jaya will emcee. The HlYING EQUIPMENT rI I ,... ,• .• ,' ,• .. r I. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES dance iJ school-sponsored. ,i,:,:.' HALLOWEEN carnival a n d POMERO'r 992-5101 s..., wiD be hold at the ,:;: Riverview Elementary School, ~--""'~~@;,;,;o;~l+'!~,;,:.;,;~".ol~~=:::::~~~~'! saturdey, October, 19. Seq~"""' per serving time to begin at 5 p, m. C&rni val cc»ens at 7 p. m. The public Is invited. ""per BAKE SALE Saturday beginning at 9 L m. at James Kapp Store, West COlumbia, W. Va., by Worthwhlle Girls Clan ol tho West Columbia Unlled Methodist Ctrurch. SUNDAY HOMECOM1NG, Morning star IAllted MeUXJCIIIII Church, SUnday. SUnday SChool, 9:45 a.m.; worship, 10:45, basket dinner at noon. Afternoon service, 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Charles Norris -'<!ng. COUNTY PRAYER oorvlce 2 p.m. &mday at Mt. Olive Church., Long BotiDm. Okey Ahart, load- er. Publlc welcome. MONDAY SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boosten, Mooday, 7:30p.m. at Southom lllgll SChool, Radne. REVIVAL at Silver Run Free WID Church at 7:30 p. m. llllrlini Oct. 21 tOr two weeks 'IWith the Rev. C&rl Valance, buntl.rwton. speaker, Public welcome. MONDAY CHESI'ER PI' A 8 p.m. Mooday at school. Grandparent• nlgl1t to be observed with Mrs. Kermit Root, chairman. Room visitation starting at 7:25p.m. Free baby sitting and refreshments will be served. gal. • Good Quality and Price On Roll Roofing & Roof Cement Mrs. Moore's program contin- u.:l the "Know Your America" Uleme at. the year. Members respmdod kl roll call with commenta 011 tho program. Mrs. Gomer Lewis acted u hostess tor Mrs. Pblli!IOD who teaches school. Mra. Thomas Cassell was a guest. Mra. Thereon Jofmson, president, presided at the tea service. Next moellng wUI be held at Ute home of Miss Bess Sanborn. *'~ . ·. Somi..Cion Scrubbablo Wotor Pipe Plo1tlc Fitting• Triple Tracl1. Storm Wlndowl Comploto Bathroom TIONAL CIIURCII - Rev. Wlllard Dutcher, pastor. Mrs. Wor~ ley Francia, Stnlay Scllool ~L Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Church ~. t services nrst and third Sunday lollowlng Sunday School. second ~ and Fourth Saturday . evenings, ~.v:m::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:;:-;;:-,:--...x;:::;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;.:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:«·X·:....:~::~:~:·wl';:.w..-r...:....:-w.::-w.J 7: 30 p. m., Church Servt ce a. THE ALFRED METHODIST OIIUSTIAN SCIENCE Service• CHURCH- Pearl A. Casto, pis- at · 315 Main st.. Pt. PlaSint, UNITED F AJTII CHURCH ol tor. Sunday School at 9:301. m., Sundays 11 a. m.; Wednesdlys Nease Settlement, Sunday Scllool Uoyd Dillinger, &c>t. Worship 8 p. m. AU welcome. Superintendent, R o y Johnson, service at 10:45, with the Rev. Youth meeting, 6:30, Sunday. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY Cal!lto. Monday, 7:45 p, m., Revival sorvlcos beglnwlththe Rev. CHURCH-Rev. Amol TllllapasSYRACUSE flRST UNITED tor. &lnda.Y school, 9:30 a.m.; Chlrles Norria. Lee Burnem, 1uperlntendent; PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Linson BETHANY UNITED METIIO- worlhlp service, 11 a.m. Wed- Stebbins, pastor. Sunday school, DL~T CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. nesday prayer meeUng, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:Sellen, putor. Morning wor- iOmday nll!lll worship, 7:30. 30 a.m.; Bible study and prayer ship, 9:30 L m.; Surday School, service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 10:30 a. m. Blythe Theiss, SupL THE DANVILLE WESLEY AN Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. CHURCH - Charles Dozer, pasPOMEROY FffiSI' BAPTIST tor; Adra Swick, SurKIII,Y School - John WUea, 9Jnday school LOTT RIDGE UNITED METHODIST - Worahlp, ftrst and third Slq.lerlntendent. Surday School, supt. ~da,y school, 9:30 a.m.; Sundays or each month, 10:45 L 9:30 a. m.; Worship aervice, morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; 10:30 a. m. Youth and Junior m.; second and rourth Sundaya, BYF, 6 p.m. Blblo - · Wetlyouth serviee, 6:45 p. m. Eve- ntsda3, 7 p.m.; cholr practice, 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Cllristian EOOeavor, third ning worship, 7:30. Prayer and 8:30p.m .. Wodneada.Y. praise, Wednesday, 7:30. saturday or each month. UNri'ED FAITH CHURCHMT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHNease Settlement - Robert E. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Sd10ol OIXSr CHURCH - Sunda_y Schqol 9:30 a. m., morning worsldP, Smith, Sr., pastnr. iOmday School superinterdent, Ear I Starkey, 10;10 a. m., evening worshiP, S141erlntendent Kenneth MAtson. Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; Sunday Sunday School, 9:30 a. rn.; worevening worship, 7:30; Wednes7:30 p. m.; Wednesday, Christ&hlp service. 10:30 a. m. and day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 tan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m •. 7:30 p, m. each Sunday. MIO.woek and prayer meeUng, 7:30 p.m. o.m. pr"er meeting, Wednes~, 7:30 SUTTON UNITED METIIOThursday, choir practice, 7 p. p.m. DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Mcm. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil Clurg, pastor. Sunday School, Wise,~ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST10:30 a. m.j Worslllp service, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHIUSI' Norman McCain, superintendenL, -Ronnie Russell, pastor. Nor- Sen1.ce! weekly at 9:30 ~ m__! 9:30 a. m. , second and rourth man C, WUI, SUP~ &Juday School I Proachllw, !lrst and thlrdSw1day &mda,y each month. 9;30 a. m.; WorshiP service, of morth by Cherles Russell a1 CHESTER CHURCH OF THE 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor 9:30 a. m. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert Sunday evening. BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST -Charles Runell, pal- 11 a. JTL and 7:30p.m., Surday. THE NAZARENE -Sunday School tor. Richard Gilkey, Supt. Swl- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Rich9:30 a, m.; Mortdn8 Worship, ~ School, 9:30 a. m.i Mol'Tilrw ard Barton, S~t., Charles Bts10:30 L - m.; Evenl~ Worshi.p, Worahip, 10:30 a. m.; Evenlrw sell, assistant supt. Prayer meet-7t30 p. m, Prayar ssrvlcea, 7:30 worsblp, 7 p.m. WednesdtliYBible ing, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. p. m. Wf$el!day. Sunday SChool . study, 7:30 p, m. Suporlnlendert, Pauline McClin!¢oRGANIZED CHURCH ·OF" HARRISONVILLE PRESBY: tock. Pa-, R.., Morris M. Jesus Christ of Latter DaY TEIUAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, Wolfe. Saints, Portland • Racine Road. Sunday School Superintendent. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED Sunday School, 9,30 a. m.; Mom· Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Su~t METIIODIST- Morning Worship tng Worship, l0:30 a.m. Sunday dtr service, 8 p, m., the ReV. 9:30 a. m. at former EUB buildtrw. Expanded Sunda.y School !les- evening &ervtce at 7. Wedne&day ~~ Donahue of Middleport ston for nursery to grade six evening prayer service, 7:30. s~ng. Pastor, Elder Frederick J, Stoochildren at fonner Methodist anJEHOV All'S WITNESSE';, Lar' nex at 9:30a.m., Mrs.J ames barL ry Carnahan. preaic:tirw minister. Stout, children's sl4)erirtendent. SUnd8J': Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; Swxlay Church School, adults am. BRADBURY CIIURCH OF Watch Tower study, 10:30 a.m.; youlb, 10:30 a. m.; junior high, CHRIST- iOmday school,9:30a. Wodnesday: Bible study, 7 p. m, senior high and young adults m. Glen. Evans, &!pt. Church aer- Thursday: Ministry school, 7 p, meet In former Metlmdist Church vlces, 10:30 a.m.j evening ser- m. Service meeting, 8 p. m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTlor &mda,y Church School Boyd vlc:e, 7:30; Wednesday, pra_yer Miller SL - Ever!IOil Weekley, ,Hackney, youth superintendent; services, 7:30p.m. pastor. Bible study classes, Sunpost high class and senior adults meedng In Iormor EUB buDding, GRAHAM UNITED METHO- day, lOa.m. WorshipandpreachHobJrt Vlneyord, SltlL Adult Bl- DIST CHURCH - Preaching, 9,. Jng, 10:55 a. m,; SuOO.ay evening Bible study ble C11Ss part_v, last MoOO&y each 30 a.m. , First and Second &m- service, 7:30. classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. _ month. Youth Fellowship each ~s ot each month; Third and Sunday, 6 p.m. in rormer Meth- Fourth 9.anda,ya each month, WorMORNING STAR UNITED odtst building. District youthral- ship service at 7:30p.m.; Wed- METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. ly ftrstMonda,yoCeachmonth. nesday evenings at 7:30, Prayer William Airson, pastor; J o h n LET ART UN1TED METHO- and Bible IlDdy. Ihle. Sll)t.; Roy Van Meter, A!lst. DIS!' CHURCH - Flral and SecFREEDOM GosPEL MISSION ~t. Sunda.v Scllool, 9:45a.m.; ond SUndays preaching, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, PorUand-Bashan Third and Fourth &md&Ys, Sun- Road. Rev. E. J. Grlmth,pastor. SOUTH BETHEL UNITED day Sehool10 a.m., Worshlpaer- SWday School, 9:30 a. m.; RoB- METHODIST - Worship, second vice 11 a.m.; TuesdaJ' evenings er WWred, Supt. Sunday worship and fourth Sunday, 10:30 a. m.; at 8 p.m., Prayer and. Bible study. service, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet- first and third Sundays, 7:30 p, m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE ing, Tuesday, 7:30 p, m., MD- Sunda,y School, 9:30 a.m. Youth NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. ford Frederick, class leader. Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sunday Grimm , Jr. , ,.....-r. s un d ay Youth Fellowship, Friday, 7:30p. at Tuppers Plains United Meth~ aehool, 9:30 a.m. ; morning wor- m. Ernest Deeter, leaderi Roa- dlat Church. lhl 10 30 peo-. er Wilfred, Jr., president. • p, ' a.m.; YOlllll! MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. ple's aervlce, 6:45p.m.; evanpDe Rev. Cbel!lterBryant,pastor. llatlc oervlcea, 7:30 p.m. Wed- OF GOD - SecOIId st., Maaon, SUDday School, 9:30 a.m.;. Wor1 7 30 w. va. Sunday ScbOOi, 10 a.n1. ! eeada.Y evenirtM 18rY ce, : • Momlng worship, 11 a. m. Bwl• ship service, 11 a. m.; Evening MIDDLE>"Vll'f HEATH DNHtV pllsdcsorvlce, .7:30 11-m. f'ble worahlp, 7:30p.m. Prayer sen.. METHODIST- Max E. Donahue, Study and prayer ao~ce, Wetl- lee, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Youth mlnlsteri James Brewington, nelday, .7':30 p.m. Chester: Ten-: Service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. lolonthly sings, !!rot Saturday of &1nda.Y achool auJ18rlntendent. !Wit, paltor. Phone 773-~J.33. Church school, 9:30 a.m.; mornCARLETON CHURCH -Kinga- oachmonlh. HEMLOCK GROVE Chrisdan lng worship, 10:30 a.m. ; youth bury Road, Sunda_y SChool, 9:30 Church - James Quisenberry, meeting, IOmday, 6p,m. Cholrre- ~ rn., Ralph Carl. Slq)t. Worship paator;. Ray Whaley, supt. Com .. hearaal Wtdneaday, 7p.m., choir aervlce, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 director, Ben Phllaon. PrQt~r·t m. atiernately. PrQ-er meetliw, munloo and worohlp service, 9:30 aervlco, Wednelllley, 8 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. »· Fixh•• Sot• 1-Homllton Wuh1r flnco TV AntoniMII Bin Luatro Sham,...r CARLETON CIIURCH -K!rvabury Road. The Rev. Jay Stiles, pasklr. Ralph carl, SUpt. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Worship 11ervlce, 10:30 L m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer service each Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Tuppers Plains Hardware s. s. •190 TRACTORS • LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS • 5 PC. DELUXE FARM SET CHURCH Of CHRIST I COMPLETE LINE OF FOR CHILDREN ' LAY-A-WAY FOR CHRISTMAS TODAY! BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. Route 7 Your Allh-Chal~fn Dealtlrtuppera Plaint, 0. SILVER RUN FREE WILL BAPTIST - Rev. Coudlll Atklno, puklr. Richard Fink, &mda,y School Stt>erinle- Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Worahlp, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. Choir pndlco, Tuesday, 7 P- m. IDMECOMING AND PREACHING RALLY OCTOBER-18-19-20th. i TOYS TOYS CONG itEGA- -"'n Pol rtf E•torlor & Aluml11um Fibor Roof Point scm-ces or Income In the state. Area Ch urches ~ f. ;:s ~·. ~~ ' ~ ' :i !' :i .. ~ ! J;;m;;wuv:l ' ~ Drrectory • fior ~ ~ como- FREE FINANCING ~ ~f UNTIL JUNE 1969 l.UJ~ . ON ALL NEW HOLLAND .. 5 - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Friday, October 18, 1968 OLD DEXTEil Noval Tralnlnl Conter 1n rutnola. ThEil' eapedolb' tor ..,.• and Mra. Uqyd Black- the greduatlm of Charloa !rom wood and Mrl. VIrgil Blackwood boot tralnln& Ha will are In Atlanta, Ga. vitlllnl Mr. anleavo nexlwook. WJLLING~~IISdasa of r'i:•:m;;~~~;;;;rAi Unlled Melhodlot tho -~ i";:!::OW..&::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:~;:::;:;:;:;:;::~:;:::::::::-:::~:·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:~:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:-:::-:·::~~::""'.::-.-;.-~:-..:.-I'.tl-11.·· Ah11nlnotion Point for Roofln9 ALLIS.CHALMERS l-11 Kepalr Service andMr~~~~ Bl.1dar ,.~:I t Pomeroy. .. ... :::Calendar!!· By Charlene Hoeflich Twollly holiday ..........will be provided by tho Winding Trail Glrclen Club lor the Alb.,. Slate Hoapltal, occordlnl! to plana nw1o at a meeting of the dub membere Womoaday nll!lll at tile Ohio POWer CO. The cledded thet they wUI prvrido the molertalo lor the holiday pleeol and have tho )lnlor dub member• make the ., .,.,. , . t:::=::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;!:~:~: .... . HOG FEED-POU'l"I'RY fEED.DAIRY AND CONCENTRATES BULK FEED SERVICE LARGE AND SMALL DELIVERIES Bob Miller MANAGER OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES RT. 992-2161 . ''' I I I) I l II I ------ 212 West Main Sl. Pomeroy, 0. FRIDAW. 7:30 PM-Dovo Sloglo-Nooly.vlllo, 0. SATURDAY, 2 PM-Roullln V. Moyer, Middleport, 0. SATURDAY. 7:30 PM-John Wyatt- Tuppor& Pial no, 0. SUNDAY, 10:30 PM-Robort Woodo-Pomoray, 0. SUNDAY, 12:30 PM-Potl•ck Dinner In Follawohlp Roam. SUNDAY, 2:30PM-Don S.ovor~-Glouotor, 0 . SUNDAY, 7:30 PM-Ordlnotlon Sorv. For !ldoro and Deacoftl. Progrc:~m Will Feature Spe-ciol Muaic and True To The Bible Preochi"'l· Vioitors Are Urgod To Join Uo Each in Celebratinu Our Homecoming. I 1-----------------·' EVERYONE IS WEL.COME WORLD ALMANAC FACTS UnUI the 18th century, rubber remained an ancient chemical curiosity, The World Almanac notes. One of the firsl and still one of the most common uses of rubber-as an eraser-gave It Its name. Joseph Priest· Jey, discoverer of oxygen, Is said to have been the flrsl to use the gum sub· stance to rub out pencil marks about 1770, hence the name rubber. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS · We wire nowen everywhere 992-2039 1'1 NIGHT Mt.tt51 Pomeroy Flo-r Shop w. *'n ,_.., MRS. MILLARD vAN MF.TI:R Mornill: Worship, 10:45 L Dl.i Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. Tooraday, Fred E. Smith, layloader. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHIUST - Rev. Menzel Smith, paslor. Sun d 1 y Scllool, 9:30 a. DLi Ruuell ~n­ cer, alt)Li Alfred Wotre, aaslstant. Morning Sermon 11 L m., evening sermon, 7:30p.m., alterrat!~ each Sunday. Class meet-Ing II LID., llternatl11! Sunday morni11rs. David Holter, e I a s s lelder. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. ever)' other Swktay evening. Jean Sexson, president. Prayer meeting, 7:30P-m. every Wednesday. Board meetirw:, 7:30 p, m., nrst Monday of month. POMEROY TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CIIRIST- Rev. W, H. Perrin, pastor. Patrick D. WOIId, ~. s.nday School, 9:15 a.. m.; Worship, 10:25 a. m, Youth choir rehearsal, Monday, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. MarVIn Burt, director; Senior choir rehearsal, Thursday, 7:30 p, m., Mrs. Paul Neue, director. Thursday, all day, Busy Bee qulllll1! party In ch\U'ch social room. RUTLAND C H U R C H Of CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, pastor; V. H. Braley, S~t.; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; communion and worship service, 10:· 30 Lm.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30p.m. CHESTER IIIETHODIST Charge ' - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. CHESTER: Worship, 9 a.. m.; Sunday Sehool, 10 a. m.; Mrs. Waid Spencer, Supt. FLATWOODS: Church SChool, Sunday, 1l a. rn., John Baily, supt. Worship servt~e alternate& with Allred and Flalwoods. Services Sunday morning or eve~. of each week. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main st., Pomeroy - Sunday worship service, 10:30 a. m. wtth layleaders. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Church - Pomeroy, Mulberry Heights Road, north ~ Veterant Memorlol Hospital. Phillip Gager, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Blble Study and prayer meetIng. Saturday: Sabbath School, 10:30 a. m.; Worship, 9:30 a. m. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Middleport, Guest Minister, James Buchanan, Sunday School Superintendent Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Won,hip Service, 10:30 a.m. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. ASBURY UNITED METIIODIST, Syracuse - Rev. Werdell Stutler, pastor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; carroll Norris, Supt. Worship service, 11 a. Dl.i MYF 6 p. m. Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m. POMEROY CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE- Corner Unionand Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. HonderSDII, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Raymond Walburn, Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 p. m. Midweek service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. FOREST RUN UNITED METHODIST - Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. Worship service, 9 L m.; Sunday School, 10 L IU. Mrs. Fred Nease, S1.11t. MINERSVILLE U N I T E D METHODIST - Rev. Wondell Stutler, pastor. Sunda,y School, 9 a. ID.i Kemeth Wl.ggena, ~t. Worship service, 10 L m. SYRACUSE CIIURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. A. E. MOler, pastor. Bob Moore, Sunday School Supt Sunday School ellS.. el!l for all ages, 9:30 Lm.; Mor~ t.ng· Worship, 10:30 Lm.; NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; EvangellsUc Service Sunday 7:30 p.m.; Midweek Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30p.m.; Missionary Meeting SecorKI Wednesday of each month 7:30p.m. MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL The Rev. Harold Cwmingham, pastor. Charles Lambert, Su~ day School s~t. corner Secolll and Pomeroy Sts•• Mason, W. VLi Sunday school, 9:45 LDLj worship service, 11. Wednesda.Y evening, training union, 7; prii,Yer service, 7:45. R 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED METIIODIST - C. J. Lemley, pastor; Harold Blackston. church school superintendenL Morning worship, 9:30 L m.; church school, 10:15 LDLi e-venlna worehlp, 7:30; MYF Sunday, 8:30 p.m. Prayer meetlrw ani Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Administrative Cooncil meetiJW;, ftrst Mendy oC each month, 7:30p.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CIIRIST - Elden R. Blake, flU· tor. SwiiQ School. 10 a. m., Wlmlo Holslnpr, s14>1, M<>rnll1l ~ennon, U a. m. Evenirw servclo Chrlatlan &lleavor, 7:30 p, m., Mrl. LYda Chevalier, pn1l.. dent. 5ol1! ssrvlce and sormllll, CoiHtl Werd Tbe Russian novelist, Ivan Turgenev, coined the word 8:20, Mid-week prayer moet·iq(, Wedneadl¥, 7:30p.m., Mrs. Mazie HDllbwer, ela•• leader. POMEROY LOWER UGHT Churr:h - HarriiOIIVIIIe Road Rev. Roy Taylor, paotor, Nara Harbnan, S. S. Supl, Sunday SChool, 9:30 a.m.; Worohlp llrY• lee, 10:30 a. m.; Evenirw wor.. ohlp, 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Praloe service, Thursday, 7:30 P- m. WESLEY AN UNITED METHODIST CIIURCH, Racleo - W. Dale McClurg, paator. &mda,y School, 9:30 L m.;WorlhlJtaervlce, 10:30 a. m.; Bible study, Wemesday, 7:30p. m.;U.M.Y.F. 7p. m. eacbS~;JuulorChoir practice, Wednesday, 3:15p.m.; Senior Choir pracdce, Thursday, 7:30 p, m.j Wesleyan Serviee Guild, fourth Monday each month at 7:30 p. m. i Happy Hustlers class meetll'll. rourth Frlda.Y of each mooth, 8 p. m.; W.S.C.S., second Friday each month, 7:30 p, m.; Oftlctal Board, second Monday each month, 7:30 p, m. PORTLAND UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Worship service, 7:30 p. m.; Official Boord, !lrstSunday each mooth, 8:30 p. m. OAK GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.i Worship service, 9:30 L m., It's easy-when you ~now the answers tlrst aJWJ third S&mlays each mofth. THE RUTLAND -METHODlST CHURCH - Rev. C. J. Lemley, Church School, 9:30a.m.; Worship servlc~ 10:30 a. m, ZION CHURCH OF CHRISTPomeroy-Harrisonville R o a d. John Webster, pastor; Ra,y LltUo, &mtlay school superintendent. &mtlay achool, 9:30 a. m.; worship aervice, 10:30 a. m. &lnday evening service, 7:30; Thursda.,v evening service, 11 The Chu~h 11 tho Jrulnt ~tor nrth for oMl:tu o ld on~ <Jf t..- and rood dto•erulup h 1.1 a llonhOUM of lpHitual " llYn Any kachn wilt ts-11 you it'8 a q ut~tion of l)rtpnation. And any pr~rllrr W•tho11t a """"' Chun:h, neother demorn~:r nor ~h·olon!lon cen :Wn·,.·t T~eu .,.. low .o\iDd ..... 10111 why ••·err ptnon 11\ov.ld Tht Jlt'OplP who go lD chureh on Sunrtay havt no moi..,.Jli'Qblt'ms tb11n thOIK' who ~tay tlomt'. Nor do ttif')' ex pt•d a~ a ' >'SUit to han~ any ft::wer. au ...d ••ncn .-..ulartv ...6 fUP. port tiM Churo:h. n..y .,.., (l) For hio oWI'I uke (2) FDr hoo ddld""'• Nke. tl) For the uk• of hit cnmmunlty 1101d nati<>n Ut F« the uke ul thr Ch11rch •1•11. •hkh Thl'y btioliP\'e s imply in ill'l'Jiar.ali1111- prt'puation of the minrt. conlden«. heart 111111 J:OOU I faith This ib tht Jll..,.\!al'ation G01t fr~mt - for the qut>~fions that will COil- l>fft::t'!' lllt'll ,u,..,_ Ofl will tell yott tiM' samf'. 7:30~ ST. JOiiN'S LUTHERAN-Brian ~1, pastor. Morning worship, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 E. Second SL, l'<lmeroy, &mtlay School, 10 a.m.; Worship service TH! CHUilCH fOil All . All FO. THE CHUICH All or lift is not far rl'movf'rl from the clu.sroom. Thtl~ art truth1 to be IU.I'ned tvery 1tay. Anrt lhl'l't' an• 11uestions to be an11Y•ererl . Rut 110mt pt>Qplt rton 't have thf an~wtr ll'hl"n they n~ it. And ll(lffit' people pa-. ne.d• hia mora! anciiiiiiiHilll por1 us all wmmTow r IUjt' 1"1 to d11ard1 Aland nad your Bt~lt d••" Plan ' ',-1---.,------··_·_·'·-"., "_"_· _·._. _.._.._. _. _._..__. -.:._._.·. --::-:---:--;----, ul.rl~ 10 1~{~ . , . s ~"do' I W.:•ng• M..,.,do , Po ~••''" 10 I 9 16 I 10 T.,e,doy Mollhf'w 1.1 15. JJ W• d"~'dny Thur""' ~ Mo uhe w "'ch 17 16· 21 12 )6 60 F"do¥ Ac!l 17 22-l.. Sotutdoy J:l-klt•or> ll 1- 8 a.m. SYRACUSE UNITED METHODIST e!HURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. SuOOay School, 9:30 L m., Ben QulseOOerry, St.pL Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., nrsc and third Sundas& each month. Evening evangelistic service, 7:30 p, m., second and fourth Sundays. CARMEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. Sunda,y School, ·9:30. L nl.; Wayne Roush: Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. , second and CourthSundaysofeach month. Evening evangelistic service, 8 p, m. secoM a n d third Sunday each month. ENTER!' !USE UNITED METHODIST - Rev. William Airson, Pastor. Ralph Spencer, Slllt.i Eldon Weeks, Ass'L Worship services, 9.:30 a.m.; SUnday School, 10:30 a.m.j Youth Fellowship, 6:30. Wednel!lday: Choir, 6:15 p, m. ; Bible sti.dy, 7:30. CHURCH 'OF CHIRST - Mlddloporl, 5th and Main. Jack Sellas, aupL Bible SChool, 9:30 a. m.; Momlng worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer service, Wednelda,y, 7 p. m. Rn. Raulin Moyer, pastor. CH\IHCH OF THE NAZARENE -Middleport. Rev. Audry Miller, , pastor. I.e alar Taylor, Slq)t. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Momlng Wor1trlp, 10:30 L m,; Junior Soclocy, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. Sunday EYa~Wellllllc moe~, 7:30 p. m. Prayer mooting, Wed-. nesda,y, 7:30p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY -&1voy ~ s. Wlnl.rw, afth:er in eharge. Sunday, 10 a.m., Holl· ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. SWlday School, YOOIW 1'8ople'a Legion, 7 p. m.i Salvation meeting, 7:30 p. m.; Ttursdt¥ 1 1 to 3 p. m.; Ladies Home J...eague; 7 p.m. ,Prep cluua. MT, MORIAH BAPTL'lT -Mid. dleport, corner cl Fourth and Main SL Rubert .Jackaon,paator, SUIIIQ" School, 9:=-tO a. m,jMornlng worship, 10:31! a. m., Arnold Richardl, IQPI. RUTLAND FIIIST BAPTL'lT Rev. Samuel J• .Jackaon, pa-• . Prayer aervlce, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday Sehool, 10 a.m., Mrs. Gertrude, Bullor, SUpt. Wonhlp aenlce, 11 a.m. Baptl.lt TrainIre Union, !!rill and OOCOIId Sundays 11 5:30 p. m.; Mrs. Mary Wood&, ,Pfflsidert. HYSELL RUN FREE METHoDIST··- KeY, Cecil J. Wise, paotor. &mday School, 9:30 L m.; Momlnc Worship, 10t30; Ewnhw worsldp, 7:30; YOUIII People'• service, 6:45p.m.; Prtyermeotlrc. Thursday, 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST -Charles W, SlmiRII, pu· E41100 -·Sunday School !qlarlnleedert. &mda,y C burch School, 9:15a.m.; Momlrcwor· ,tdp, 10:1.\, Stnlay Bible study hour, 7:30 p, m. Wednesday evenhw prayer service, 7:110 p.m.. *· lty and accepts no principle The Illy-trotter and lotus bird are other names for the jacana, a bird which spends much of Its life on floating unprov~.'' vegetation. "nihilist." lt means a man "who bows before no author· ~.. With tile hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in t.rnUy and community lire, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose rw.mes appear below, · HEINER'S BAKERY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W. VA. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE POMEROY,O. WEST MAIN ST. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE LYONS MARKET GOF.GLEIN READY-MIX CO. PHONE 992-3281 MIDDLEPORT TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, 0. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OmO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, omo MARK V STORE ''MEMBER OF TilE BJG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pll 667-3280 TUPPERS PLAINS BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES - ALLIS CHALMBERS - SERVICE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN - GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS Pll 667-3435 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. RAY RIGGS, INC. MIDDLEPORT, omo Mercury - Comet - English Ford 593-6801 ATHENS, 0. 85 N. COURT ST. LEIVING COAL COMPANY WILUS ANTHONY Lincoln - PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF mGH GRADE COAL WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA. PLUMBING AND REA TING 992-2550 MIDDLEPORT 240 LINCOLN ST. ROYAL OAK PARK ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIC£ FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMING RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET TilE STORE WITH A HART RACINE, omo SWISHER & LOHSE POMEROY, 0. 992-6098 ATHENS RD. A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE KENTUCKY FRIED CIRCKEN POMEROY, omo MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE HEXALL DRUGS WE flLL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS 992-2955 POMEROY, 0 , CHURCH AND OFflCE SUPPIJES.Clf"l'S 992-2641 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BEN FRANKLIN STORE TAKE SOMEONE WITH YOU TO CHURCH POMEROY PH. 992-3498 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. EVERYTIIING IN HARDWARE POMEROY, 0, RIDENOUR SUPPLY F1JRNITURE AND PHONE 9115-3308 APPLIANCF-~ CJIESTER, 0. ~ IN POMEROY OVER 110 YEARS KERMIT WALTON, MGR. F. J. WALLACE. JEWELER BULOV A WATCIIES- SALES t. SERVICE MIDDLEPORT 186 N, SECOND SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEl Devoted to Tho Greater Middle ·Ohio Valier POIIlerey-M!IIIS_.t Galli la-l't. • ' �~ · 'J'IIe DoiJ.y SeaiiDoi, p...,.roy,Mlddlepart, 0., FrldaJLO<lober 18, 1968 :l:'· s~,~·~~T Horky Elected l~ KrL Clrl llorlo' wu elected new olfteoro with a Dower eym·jtiJI'Id' at of the Middleport Gar- bollc of the rosp011albU~ ol her .... . Club at a meotJna hatd Tueo- ~Ice. Am<Qlced at the meeUng was , dt;f lllabl at lhJ Coluni>u.l and .:. l!r.~~~o~n~ Ohio Electric Co. oo- the ope11 moo~ ol tho Rullancl ;, clal.-,, Olllor nlllcero elected and lnlllalled were Mloo Nellie Zor' kle, presl~ Mro. Uqyd Blackwood, secretary; and Mro. '"Jamel Amold. treasurer. Mn. WWIIm MDrri1, ootaolng prellldenl, was the lnstalllng officer and presented eaeh ol the nco Garden Club kl be hold Oct. 23 at the Rutland Church of Christ Reservations are to be made by Oct. 21. A1110 amounced was the rail regimal moellng which will bo bold oo Nov. 16 at Eastern llllh School. Members are uked to contact Mrs. HorkY for resef- vat10111 to the rqlmai 110111011 by NOY.'IO. Mrs. Harry Croll rtlliD>ed u anas--ollhe dub. Her roallnalloo wu acoepted with recrot. Read at 1he meeting .... a thn 1<lU note from Mrs. David Fanner lor a vase ot dahllaa sent for the "Thll IJ Your LUen JII'OII'&m at the Middleport Cburch ot Cbriot. Min Zerkle roportod thai yearbooks wUI be dlatrlbuted at the December meot1na. A nunmage sale waa: 8111KM.D'tCed for Nov. 4, 5, and 6 by Mrs. Garon Stansbury, MQ'BandmNillcbafr· LAY-A-WAY-A-f;JF'f A-DAY KEEPSAKE - BEHRUS- BULOVA- ELGIN AIRWAY- GRETSCH- SUNBEAM- HARMONY ;:, ::.'.· man. Members are to take ltema to the Stansbury bulldblg where the oele will be held, or call Mrs. E. 0. T011kobar7 l&r pickup. Mrs. J. E. Harley reported that !lowero hod been taken to Miss Mary P~~ Ml~~IVMreata McCoy, Mrs. EszucRua-, 1. C. A. Emmloh, and Mils Fried Faen.u.!e, members f1 the clW who have been m. Tho roodsldo and civic committee announced the Middleport club took second plac:e In Re- gion II In the Soars Civic BoauU.fication Contest. The e 1 u b scrapbook was dlspl~J'ed by Mrl. Tewksbary, and Mrs. Walter Hayer; armouncedthattheclubwlll present U!e December program on Radio WM PO. Mrs. John Kincaid onnoonced entered the that throo membera flower show at the Meiga Coon- ey Fair. They were Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. MJrrls, and Mn. Kincaid. or the 17 arrangements exhibited, 12 were ribbon winners. Members were asked to take a Thanksgiving table arrangement using fruit or flowers to the November meeting. "Utter Is a Growing Problem" was the theme or the program presented by Miss Zerkle. She mentioned partioolarly the Jitter problem in national parks and spoke or the increasing main- • 30 GAL SIZE RIGHT PRICE! RIGHT SIZE! RIGHT HEATER! RIGHT NOW! Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. Second 992-2036 Pomeroy the luxury you can afford •.• MAY TAG for Ul4Wt, ~washings tenance cost to taxpayers. Mrs. Horky showed slides ar table arrangements and Dower shows whicll she had attended. She also showed pictures or gardens in ScoUand taken by her fatller who visited there. The arrangement or the month was used as the centerpiece Cor the relreahment table. It carried out a 1-la.Hoween theme and featured two small pumpkins, one decorated as a girl, the other as a boy, The arrangement was made by Mrs. Lewis Smith and Mrs. Arnold Refreshments were served by Mrs. Horky, Min Zerkle, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. stansbury, and Mrs. Blackwood. Program On Alaska Is Given Why seUJe for less than MAYTAG .. the washer with exclusive performance features, long term dependability and proven quality? ...., StDf' Morter laftttr, due to doublt-walltquart-tub Cilll· 'ilfUCUon You uve soapt.. w~tcr and work. """' Cop«iry. in .q~~an al:umaoum tub witb cone· Qapcd bonom. Oet your .,..,n, done rUler 'lrillpl "" Ole ........... S•iol frecly-ud lo.:t i• u.y or 10 position Ellfl larp rolls-one Ira. OM ftuible hller-4 '' four 111'1111- AdJIIIt· • bk lea• Set wubcr •• lw=t&ht 111011 comJortabk rot )'011 AdJIUI to IIJoon ON OUR EASY TERMS A program on Alaska was presented by Mrs. Nan Moore at Wednesday atternoon'a meatlng ol tho Middleport Utorary Club held at the Racine home of Mrs. Ben PhU1011. Mrs. Moore reviewed a book written by a former governor of Alaska on the struggle tor ltatehood. Blts ol hlotory on AJaaka were related by Mrs. Moore who mentioned the purchase ol Alaska In 1867 by the Unlled States lor $7,200,000, and the g<>ld rush which opened tho territory. !110 talked on the capital of Juneau, Mount McKinley, the lo!tl est peak In tho Unlled states, and the cities or Anchorage, tile largest., IU'Id Fairbanka, secoo.d largest. Slides of her aununer trip to Alaska with a grOIIJ> ol 50 Methodists were shown by Mrs. Moore. The groop traveled by ship and Mrs. Moore commented on the dolphin• and .(101'1101 •• which played aroond the ship. Her slides included pictures of Icebergs and glacler1, the salmon fisheries, the pulp mills, Eskimos and native I'Ddlana. h spoke of a visit to the M-Ill College at Anchorage, and IIIIIed tourism as one ol the be 'it To Make Arrangements to the Pomeroy Public Library, and plantings Ill tho Naylor'• Run Memorial, Beech G r o v e Cemetery, and the RJmoroy Elementary School. The dub also woad to boat the anrual Molga CoouJty Chrillmas flower show, to eontrlb.Jte to the roadolde !Unci and t h e Wlllkeena Funcl,toaenddelegales kl atata and regimal meetlnga, UT~~Reedatthe~ to make an arrangament each lng WOI a cardfromJ-o Tip- mm.th ror the ~Dl8l'OY school loll llwlldng tho club lor articles royer, and to orprdle a new 110111 to the ltalo hoapllal'a coun- adult club. Moellngo lOch IDOIIIh wUI Intry !atr. Prepared lor tbt moellng waa clude a demonstration using seaa latlar to be 110111 to P, E. oonal materials. In ecldldllll, Moohtllor, Ohio Director oflillh- plana lor the year Include throe ,.ya, uprouln& awreclallon workshops and IMI tours. lor the new l!ouW 33 !rom PllmMrs. ~ncer, hostess tor the er'QY to Darwin, and for t h e meollnl, presontecl devotlono to roadalcle parka, A tour of I h o open the meeting". 9-le UHd aa her hlgbway and real !acUllloo wu theme '"The Victory that Overtaken by club mombora SUnday. cometh." Members reaponded to Ol!lcero for the 1968-119 year roll call by namlng a favorite wore lnatalled by Mra. Clarence l>luoeplant Heaton. They are Mrs. Robert A report was given on the SepLewla, president; Mrs. Charles tember birthday party lor )mlor I...ewls, vice prelldent; Mrs. Rob- elm members bolted by Mrs. ert Thompson. secretary; and Charles Lewis. ~e also reportMrs. W~ter Bintz, treasurer. ed that rooted acoma have been The reglonol moollngtobehold planted lor Indoor growing cllrat Eastern Hlllf1 SChool on Nov. ing the winter and that mater16 was discussed and six mem- ials for terrariums have been ben Indicated that the,v plan to ooll ected and will be made next at1onc1. A 'l'hankagivlng dlmer week under the direction of Mrs. was planned for 8:30 on Nov. 20 Robert Lewis and Mra. Thompat Crow's steak House. son. Prelellted at the meeting was ''Indoor Gardens for Decoraan Invitation !rom the Rutland tive Plants," using material from Friendly Gardeners to an open a Departmont o! Agriculture bulmooting plamed lor Wemeada.Y letin was presented by Mrs. at the Rutland Church o! Christ. Moore. Making the planter bor, COmmittees were appolnted lighting, !ertlllzlng, and waterand projects outlined lor thoyoar. ing were discussed. Mrs. Moore The committees are as follows: said that a temperature range of Mrs. Uoyd Moore, Mro, Char- 65 to 70 degrees is oonsidered les Hayes, program; Mrs. Guy best Cor indoor garden:s which !iruler, telephone; Mrs. JobnTer. should be in a d:raft~ee location. rell, photography; Mrs. Charles "Your personaJ.U;v Is reflected Lewis, publicity and public ity In your planting, and your obllbook; Mrs. Bentz, flowers a n d lty In arranging your garden adds cards; Mr1. 'Thompson, radio; to your enJoyment of the plantMrs. Robert Lewls, demonstra- Ing," Mrs. Moore concluded. She tions; Mrs. Heaton, horticulture; said that Bulletin 122 00 Indoor Mrs, Letta ~cer, ways and gardens Is avalloble from tho &1means; Mrs. Charles Lewis, perlntendont o! Documents, U. S. flower show; Mrs. Leo Kemed.Y, Government PrinUng Office, civic; Mrs . 'Thompson, M r s. Washington, D. c. ror a dime. Charles Lewis, jwdor garden Arrangements were judged by . club: and Mrs. Allard Pratt, judg- Mro; ·llralt with bluerlbbma beIng. Ing awerdod to Mra. Moore and Projects taken on ror the year Mrs. Thompson, red one a to Mrs. include contlnuatlon or the jun- Terrell, Mrs. ~cer and Mrs. Ior club work, staging a nower Robert Lewis. The Halloween · - · portldpadng In the 1969 theme was carried out In refresh. fair nower show, giving a book menta sened by Mrs. ~cer. Committee Named A nominating committee was appointed at a meeting of the Women's Golf Association Wed· nesday night at the club house. Mrs. Uoyd Blackwood preaided at tho mooting. Named kl the committee were Mrs. Myrtle Slssoo, Mrs. Margaret Slack, and Mrs. Carolyn Baclmor. They will report at the OCt. 27 meetIng scheduled lor 2 p.m. at tho chiD house. The annual Chrlotrnaa party was diBcul!lsed and plans made ror presenttng trophy awards. PICKUP SCHEDULED Truck pickup will be provided next week ror all residents who wish to contribute any large article to the GoodwUI Inm.lllrloa. Residents wl shing Uie service are to call the Rev. Glen HUes at 992..'!890. A Goodwill depoelt shelter ls located on the parkIng lot o! the Kroser Store In Pomeroy. •HEATING ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION HARRY MILLER •PLUMBING •ROOFING -FOR- lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE WY :Z.2374 11)4• Mill 1·,. _.,., \·.·. and Mr•. Cheri•• _... . tho WHI<end ol tho Gnot Lalcel :': Personal Notes ::::f ::;: · ~ri10 Church. 7:30 Friday nlaht at 1he home ol Mrs. Elhol Smith. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL ....W llomeeomlnt! dlnee will be hold 1111a Friday nllld at tbe Melp Junior IIIah auditorium !ollow- ~ lna tho Melp-Wall"""' lootball p.mo. Dancing wiD be held !rom 10 to 12:30 a.m. Muolc will be !Urnlshed ~ The Jays. The dance ' Is opoa kl the public. The )'1lUih !rom Sl. · Peul LDtheran Chordl, l'llmeroy, Sl. Jolm Lulhoran Church, Chester, IDCI Sl. Paul Lulhoran Clwrch, New ! Haven, will have a hay ride and wiener rout &mda,y ni&I>L i Every011e Is asked to m.t at the Sl. Paul Lutheran Church In Pomeroy at 7 p.m. 1n order to proceed out to the country. · 1il! ~ SA1\1RDAY A !UGH SCHOOL dance party will be hold 11111 Satur<loy nl&l>t at the Meigs Junior High In POmeroy !rom 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The Jaya will emcee. The HlYING EQUIPMENT rI I ,... ,• .• ,' ,• .. r I. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES dance iJ school-sponsored. ,i,:,:.' HALLOWEEN carnival a n d POMERO'r 992-5101 s..., wiD be hold at the ,:;: Riverview Elementary School, ~--""'~~@;,;,;o;~l+'!~,;,:.;,;~".ol~~=:::::~~~~'! saturdey, October, 19. Seq~"""' per serving time to begin at 5 p, m. C&rni val cc»ens at 7 p. m. The public Is invited. ""per BAKE SALE Saturday beginning at 9 L m. at James Kapp Store, West COlumbia, W. Va., by Worthwhlle Girls Clan ol tho West Columbia Unlled Methodist Ctrurch. SUNDAY HOMECOM1NG, Morning star IAllted MeUXJCIIIII Church, SUnday. SUnday SChool, 9:45 a.m.; worship, 10:45, basket dinner at noon. Afternoon service, 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Charles Norris -'<!ng. COUNTY PRAYER oorvlce 2 p.m. &mday at Mt. Olive Church., Long BotiDm. Okey Ahart, load- er. Publlc welcome. MONDAY SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boosten, Mooday, 7:30p.m. at Southom lllgll SChool, Radne. REVIVAL at Silver Run Free WID Church at 7:30 p. m. llllrlini Oct. 21 tOr two weeks 'IWith the Rev. C&rl Valance, buntl.rwton. speaker, Public welcome. MONDAY CHESI'ER PI' A 8 p.m. Mooday at school. Grandparent• nlgl1t to be observed with Mrs. Kermit Root, chairman. Room visitation starting at 7:25p.m. Free baby sitting and refreshments will be served. gal. • Good Quality and Price On Roll Roofing & Roof Cement Mrs. Moore's program contin- u.:l the "Know Your America" Uleme at. the year. Members respmdod kl roll call with commenta 011 tho program. Mrs. Gomer Lewis acted u hostess tor Mrs. Pblli!IOD who teaches school. Mra. Thomas Cassell was a guest. Mra. Thereon Jofmson, president, presided at the tea service. Next moellng wUI be held at Ute home of Miss Bess Sanborn. *'~ . ·. Somi..Cion Scrubbablo Wotor Pipe Plo1tlc Fitting• Triple Tracl1. Storm Wlndowl Comploto Bathroom TIONAL CIIURCII - Rev. Wlllard Dutcher, pastor. Mrs. Wor~ ley Francia, Stnlay Scllool ~L Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Church ~. t services nrst and third Sunday lollowlng Sunday School. second ~ and Fourth Saturday . evenings, ~.v:m::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:;:-;;:-,:--...x;:::;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;.:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:«·X·:....:~::~:~:·wl';:.w..-r...:....:-w.::-w.J 7: 30 p. m., Church Servt ce a. THE ALFRED METHODIST OIIUSTIAN SCIENCE Service• CHURCH- Pearl A. Casto, pis- at · 315 Main st.. Pt. PlaSint, UNITED F AJTII CHURCH ol tor. Sunday School at 9:301. m., Sundays 11 a. m.; Wednesdlys Nease Settlement, Sunday Scllool Uoyd Dillinger, &c>t. Worship 8 p. m. AU welcome. Superintendent, R o y Johnson, service at 10:45, with the Rev. Youth meeting, 6:30, Sunday. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY Cal!lto. Monday, 7:45 p, m., Revival sorvlcos beglnwlththe Rev. CHURCH-Rev. Amol TllllapasSYRACUSE flRST UNITED tor. &lnda.Y school, 9:30 a.m.; Chlrles Norria. Lee Burnem, 1uperlntendent; PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Linson BETHANY UNITED METIIO- worlhlp service, 11 a.m. Wed- Stebbins, pastor. Sunday school, DL~T CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. nesday prayer meeUng, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a.m.; worship service, 10:Sellen, putor. Morning wor- iOmday nll!lll worship, 7:30. 30 a.m.; Bible study and prayer ship, 9:30 L m.; Surday School, service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 10:30 a. m. Blythe Theiss, SupL THE DANVILLE WESLEY AN Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. CHURCH - Charles Dozer, pasPOMEROY FffiSI' BAPTIST tor; Adra Swick, SurKIII,Y School - John WUea, 9Jnday school LOTT RIDGE UNITED METHODIST - Worahlp, ftrst and third Slq.lerlntendent. Surday School, supt. ~da,y school, 9:30 a.m.; Sundays or each month, 10:45 L 9:30 a. m.; Worship aervice, morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; 10:30 a. m. Youth and Junior m.; second and rourth Sundaya, BYF, 6 p.m. Blblo - · Wetlyouth serviee, 6:45 p. m. Eve- ntsda3, 7 p.m.; cholr practice, 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Cllristian EOOeavor, third ning worship, 7:30. Prayer and 8:30p.m .. Wodneada.Y. praise, Wednesday, 7:30. saturday or each month. UNri'ED FAITH CHURCHMT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHNease Settlement - Robert E. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Sd10ol OIXSr CHURCH - Sunda_y Schqol 9:30 a. m., morning worsldP, Smith, Sr., pastnr. iOmday School superinterdent, Ear I Starkey, 10;10 a. m., evening worshiP, S141erlntendent Kenneth MAtson. Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; Sunday Sunday School, 9:30 a. rn.; worevening worship, 7:30; Wednes7:30 p. m.; Wednesday, Christ&hlp service. 10:30 a. m. and day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 tan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m •. 7:30 p, m. each Sunday. MIO.woek and prayer meeUng, 7:30 p.m. o.m. pr"er meeting, Wednes~, 7:30 SUTTON UNITED METIIOThursday, choir practice, 7 p. p.m. DIST CHURCH - W. Dale Mcm. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil Clurg, pastor. Sunday School, Wise,~ KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST10:30 a. m.j Worslllp service, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHIUSI' Norman McCain, superintendenL, -Ronnie Russell, pastor. Nor- Sen1.ce! weekly at 9:30 ~ m__! 9:30 a. m. , second and rourth man C, WUI, SUP~ &Juday School I Proachllw, !lrst and thlrdSw1day &mda,y each month. 9;30 a. m.; WorshiP service, of morth by Cherles Russell a1 CHESTER CHURCH OF THE 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor 9:30 a. m. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert Sunday evening. BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST -Charles Runell, pal- 11 a. JTL and 7:30p.m., Surday. THE NAZARENE -Sunday School tor. Richard Gilkey, Supt. Swl- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Rich9:30 a, m.; Mortdn8 Worship, ~ School, 9:30 a. m.i Mol'Tilrw ard Barton, S~t., Charles Bts10:30 L - m.; Evenl~ Worshi.p, Worahip, 10:30 a. m.; Evenlrw sell, assistant supt. Prayer meet-7t30 p. m, Prayar ssrvlcea, 7:30 worsblp, 7 p.m. WednesdtliYBible ing, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. p. m. Wf$el!day. Sunday SChool . study, 7:30 p, m. Suporlnlendert, Pauline McClin!¢oRGANIZED CHURCH ·OF" HARRISONVILLE PRESBY: tock. Pa-, R.., Morris M. Jesus Christ of Latter DaY TEIUAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, Wolfe. Saints, Portland • Racine Road. Sunday School Superintendent. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED Sunday School, 9,30 a. m.; Mom· Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Su~t METIIODIST- Morning Worship tng Worship, l0:30 a.m. Sunday dtr service, 8 p, m., the ReV. 9:30 a. m. at former EUB buildtrw. Expanded Sunda.y School !les- evening &ervtce at 7. Wedne&day ~~ Donahue of Middleport ston for nursery to grade six evening prayer service, 7:30. s~ng. Pastor, Elder Frederick J, Stoochildren at fonner Methodist anJEHOV All'S WITNESSE';, Lar' nex at 9:30a.m., Mrs.J ames barL ry Carnahan. preaic:tirw minister. Stout, children's sl4)erirtendent. SUnd8J': Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; Swxlay Church School, adults am. BRADBURY CIIURCH OF Watch Tower study, 10:30 a.m.; youlb, 10:30 a. m.; junior high, CHRIST- iOmday school,9:30a. Wodnesday: Bible study, 7 p. m, senior high and young adults m. Glen. Evans, &!pt. Church aer- Thursday: Ministry school, 7 p, meet In former Metlmdist Church vlces, 10:30 a.m.j evening ser- m. Service meeting, 8 p. m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTlor &mda,y Church School Boyd vlc:e, 7:30; Wednesday, pra_yer Miller SL - Ever!IOil Weekley, ,Hackney, youth superintendent; services, 7:30p.m. pastor. Bible study classes, Sunpost high class and senior adults meedng In Iormor EUB buDding, GRAHAM UNITED METHO- day, lOa.m. WorshipandpreachHobJrt Vlneyord, SltlL Adult Bl- DIST CHURCH - Preaching, 9,. Jng, 10:55 a. m,; SuOO.ay evening Bible study ble C11Ss part_v, last MoOO&y each 30 a.m. , First and Second &m- service, 7:30. classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. _ month. Youth Fellowship each ~s ot each month; Third and Sunday, 6 p.m. in rormer Meth- Fourth 9.anda,ya each month, WorMORNING STAR UNITED odtst building. District youthral- ship service at 7:30p.m.; Wed- METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. ly ftrstMonda,yoCeachmonth. nesday evenings at 7:30, Prayer William Airson, pastor; J o h n LET ART UN1TED METHO- and Bible IlDdy. Ihle. Sll)t.; Roy Van Meter, A!lst. DIS!' CHURCH - Flral and SecFREEDOM GosPEL MISSION ~t. Sunda.v Scllool, 9:45a.m.; ond SUndays preaching, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, PorUand-Bashan Third and Fourth &md&Ys, Sun- Road. Rev. E. J. Grlmth,pastor. SOUTH BETHEL UNITED day Sehool10 a.m., Worshlpaer- SWday School, 9:30 a. m.; RoB- METHODIST - Worship, second vice 11 a.m.; TuesdaJ' evenings er WWred, Supt. Sunday worship and fourth Sunday, 10:30 a. m.; at 8 p.m., Prayer and. Bible study. service, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet- first and third Sundays, 7:30 p, m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE ing, Tuesday, 7:30 p, m., MD- Sunda,y School, 9:30 a.m. Youth NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. ford Frederick, class leader. Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sunday Grimm , Jr. , ,.....-r. s un d ay Youth Fellowship, Friday, 7:30p. at Tuppers Plains United Meth~ aehool, 9:30 a.m. ; morning wor- m. Ernest Deeter, leaderi Roa- dlat Church. lhl 10 30 peo-. er Wilfred, Jr., president. • p, ' a.m.; YOlllll! MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. ple's aervlce, 6:45p.m.; evanpDe Rev. Cbel!lterBryant,pastor. llatlc oervlcea, 7:30 p.m. Wed- OF GOD - SecOIId st., Maaon, SUDday School, 9:30 a.m.;. Wor1 7 30 w. va. Sunday ScbOOi, 10 a.n1. ! eeada.Y evenirtM 18rY ce, : • Momlng worship, 11 a. m. Bwl• ship service, 11 a. m.; Evening MIDDLE>"Vll'f HEATH DNHtV pllsdcsorvlce, .7:30 11-m. f'ble worahlp, 7:30p.m. Prayer sen.. METHODIST- Max E. Donahue, Study and prayer ao~ce, Wetl- lee, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Youth mlnlsteri James Brewington, nelday, .7':30 p.m. Chester: Ten-: Service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. lolonthly sings, !!rot Saturday of &1nda.Y achool auJ18rlntendent. !Wit, paltor. Phone 773-~J.33. Church school, 9:30 a.m.; mornCARLETON CHURCH -Kinga- oachmonlh. HEMLOCK GROVE Chrisdan lng worship, 10:30 a.m. ; youth bury Road, Sunda_y SChool, 9:30 Church - James Quisenberry, meeting, IOmday, 6p,m. Cholrre- ~ rn., Ralph Carl. Slq)t. Worship paator;. Ray Whaley, supt. Com .. hearaal Wtdneaday, 7p.m., choir aervlce, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 director, Ben Phllaon. PrQt~r·t m. atiernately. PrQ-er meetliw, munloo and worohlp service, 9:30 aervlco, Wednelllley, 8 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. »· Fixh•• Sot• 1-Homllton Wuh1r flnco TV AntoniMII Bin Luatro Sham,...r CARLETON CIIURCH -K!rvabury Road. The Rev. Jay Stiles, pasklr. Ralph carl, SUpt. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Worship 11ervlce, 10:30 L m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer service each Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Tuppers Plains Hardware s. s. •190 TRACTORS • LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS • 5 PC. DELUXE FARM SET CHURCH Of CHRIST I COMPLETE LINE OF FOR CHILDREN ' LAY-A-WAY FOR CHRISTMAS TODAY! BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. Route 7 Your Allh-Chal~fn Dealtlrtuppera Plaint, 0. SILVER RUN FREE WILL BAPTIST - Rev. Coudlll Atklno, puklr. Richard Fink, &mda,y School Stt>erinle- Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Worahlp, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. Choir pndlco, Tuesday, 7 P- m. IDMECOMING AND PREACHING RALLY OCTOBER-18-19-20th. i TOYS TOYS CONG itEGA- -"'n Pol rtf E•torlor & Aluml11um Fibor Roof Point scm-ces or Income In the state. Area Ch urches ~ f. ;:s ~·. ~~ ' ~ ' :i !' :i .. ~ ! J;;m;;wuv:l ' ~ Drrectory • fior ~ ~ como- FREE FINANCING ~ ~f UNTIL JUNE 1969 l.UJ~ . ON ALL NEW HOLLAND .. 5 - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Friday, October 18, 1968 OLD DEXTEil Noval Tralnlnl Conter 1n rutnola. ThEil' eapedolb' tor ..,.• and Mra. Uqyd Black- the greduatlm of Charloa !rom wood and Mrl. VIrgil Blackwood boot tralnln& Ha will are In Atlanta, Ga. vitlllnl Mr. anleavo nexlwook. WJLLING~~IISdasa of r'i:•:m;;~~~;;;;rAi Unlled Melhodlot tho -~ i";:!::OW..&::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:~;:::;:;:;:;:;::~:;:::::::::-:::~:·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:~:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:-:::-:·::~~::""'.::-.-;.-~:-..:.-I'.tl-11.·· Ah11nlnotion Point for Roofln9 ALLIS.CHALMERS l-11 Kepalr Service andMr~~~~ Bl.1dar ,.~:I t Pomeroy. .. ... :::Calendar!!· By Charlene Hoeflich Twollly holiday ..........will be provided by tho Winding Trail Glrclen Club lor the Alb.,. Slate Hoapltal, occordlnl! to plana nw1o at a meeting of the dub membere Womoaday nll!lll at tile Ohio POWer CO. The cledded thet they wUI prvrido the molertalo lor the holiday pleeol and have tho )lnlor dub member• make the ., .,.,. , . t:::=::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;!:~:~: .... . HOG FEED-POU'l"I'RY fEED.DAIRY AND CONCENTRATES BULK FEED SERVICE LARGE AND SMALL DELIVERIES Bob Miller MANAGER OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES RT. 992-2161 . ''' I I I) I l II I ------ 212 West Main Sl. Pomeroy, 0. FRIDAW. 7:30 PM-Dovo Sloglo-Nooly.vlllo, 0. SATURDAY, 2 PM-Roullln V. Moyer, Middleport, 0. SATURDAY. 7:30 PM-John Wyatt- Tuppor& Pial no, 0. SUNDAY, 10:30 PM-Robort Woodo-Pomoray, 0. SUNDAY, 12:30 PM-Potl•ck Dinner In Follawohlp Roam. SUNDAY, 2:30PM-Don S.ovor~-Glouotor, 0 . SUNDAY, 7:30 PM-Ordlnotlon Sorv. For !ldoro and Deacoftl. Progrc:~m Will Feature Spe-ciol Muaic and True To The Bible Preochi"'l· Vioitors Are Urgod To Join Uo Each in Celebratinu Our Homecoming. I 1-----------------·' EVERYONE IS WEL.COME WORLD ALMANAC FACTS UnUI the 18th century, rubber remained an ancient chemical curiosity, The World Almanac notes. One of the firsl and still one of the most common uses of rubber-as an eraser-gave It Its name. Joseph Priest· Jey, discoverer of oxygen, Is said to have been the flrsl to use the gum sub· stance to rub out pencil marks about 1770, hence the name rubber. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS · We wire nowen everywhere 992-2039 1'1 NIGHT Mt.tt51 Pomeroy Flo-r Shop w. *'n ,_.., MRS. MILLARD vAN MF.TI:R Mornill: Worship, 10:45 L Dl.i Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. Tooraday, Fred E. Smith, layloader. Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHIUST - Rev. Menzel Smith, paslor. Sun d 1 y Scllool, 9:30 a. DLi Ruuell ~n­ cer, alt)Li Alfred Wotre, aaslstant. Morning Sermon 11 L m., evening sermon, 7:30p.m., alterrat!~ each Sunday. Class meet-Ing II LID., llternatl11! Sunday morni11rs. David Holter, e I a s s lelder. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. ever)' other Swktay evening. Jean Sexson, president. Prayer meeting, 7:30P-m. every Wednesday. Board meetirw:, 7:30 p, m., nrst Monday of month. POMEROY TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CIIRIST- Rev. W, H. Perrin, pastor. Patrick D. WOIId, ~. s.nday School, 9:15 a.. m.; Worship, 10:25 a. m, Youth choir rehearsal, Monday, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. MarVIn Burt, director; Senior choir rehearsal, Thursday, 7:30 p, m., Mrs. Paul Neue, director. Thursday, all day, Busy Bee qulllll1! party In ch\U'ch social room. RUTLAND C H U R C H Of CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, pastor; V. H. Braley, S~t.; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; communion and worship service, 10:· 30 Lm.; prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30p.m. CHESTER IIIETHODIST Charge ' - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. CHESTER: Worship, 9 a.. m.; Sunday Sehool, 10 a. m.; Mrs. Waid Spencer, Supt. FLATWOODS: Church SChool, Sunday, 1l a. rn., John Baily, supt. Worship servt~e alternate& with Allred and Flalwoods. Services Sunday morning or eve~. of each week. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main st., Pomeroy - Sunday worship service, 10:30 a. m. wtth layleaders. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Church - Pomeroy, Mulberry Heights Road, north ~ Veterant Memorlol Hospital. Phillip Gager, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Blble Study and prayer meetIng. Saturday: Sabbath School, 10:30 a. m.; Worship, 9:30 a. m. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Middleport, Guest Minister, James Buchanan, Sunday School Superintendent Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Won,hip Service, 10:30 a.m. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. ASBURY UNITED METIIODIST, Syracuse - Rev. Werdell Stutler, pastor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; carroll Norris, Supt. Worship service, 11 a. Dl.i MYF 6 p. m. Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m. POMEROY CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE- Corner Unionand Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. HonderSDII, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Raymond Walburn, Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 p. m. Midweek service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. FOREST RUN UNITED METHODIST - Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. Worship service, 9 L m.; Sunday School, 10 L IU. Mrs. Fred Nease, S1.11t. MINERSVILLE U N I T E D METHODIST - Rev. Wondell Stutler, pastor. Sunda,y School, 9 a. ID.i Kemeth Wl.ggena, ~t. Worship service, 10 L m. SYRACUSE CIIURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. A. E. MOler, pastor. Bob Moore, Sunday School Supt Sunday School ellS.. el!l for all ages, 9:30 Lm.; Mor~ t.ng· Worship, 10:30 Lm.; NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; EvangellsUc Service Sunday 7:30 p.m.; Midweek Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30p.m.; Missionary Meeting SecorKI Wednesday of each month 7:30p.m. MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL The Rev. Harold Cwmingham, pastor. Charles Lambert, Su~ day School s~t. corner Secolll and Pomeroy Sts•• Mason, W. VLi Sunday school, 9:45 LDLj worship service, 11. Wednesda.Y evening, training union, 7; prii,Yer service, 7:45. R 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED METIIODIST - C. J. Lemley, pastor; Harold Blackston. church school superintendenL Morning worship, 9:30 L m.; church school, 10:15 LDLi e-venlna worehlp, 7:30; MYF Sunday, 8:30 p.m. Prayer meetlrw ani Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Administrative Cooncil meetiJW;, ftrst Mendy oC each month, 7:30p.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CIIRIST - Elden R. Blake, flU· tor. SwiiQ School. 10 a. m., Wlmlo Holslnpr, s14>1, M<>rnll1l ~ennon, U a. m. Evenirw servclo Chrlatlan &lleavor, 7:30 p, m., Mrl. LYda Chevalier, pn1l.. dent. 5ol1! ssrvlce and sormllll, CoiHtl Werd Tbe Russian novelist, Ivan Turgenev, coined the word 8:20, Mid-week prayer moet·iq(, Wedneadl¥, 7:30p.m., Mrs. Mazie HDllbwer, ela•• leader. POMEROY LOWER UGHT Churr:h - HarriiOIIVIIIe Road Rev. Roy Taylor, paotor, Nara Harbnan, S. S. Supl, Sunday SChool, 9:30 a.m.; Worohlp llrY• lee, 10:30 a. m.; Evenirw wor.. ohlp, 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Praloe service, Thursday, 7:30 P- m. WESLEY AN UNITED METHODIST CIIURCH, Racleo - W. Dale McClurg, paator. &mda,y School, 9:30 L m.;WorlhlJtaervlce, 10:30 a. m.; Bible study, Wemesday, 7:30p. m.;U.M.Y.F. 7p. m. eacbS~;JuulorChoir practice, Wednesday, 3:15p.m.; Senior Choir pracdce, Thursday, 7:30 p, m.j Wesleyan Serviee Guild, fourth Monday each month at 7:30 p. m. i Happy Hustlers class meetll'll. rourth Frlda.Y of each mooth, 8 p. m.; W.S.C.S., second Friday each month, 7:30 p, m.; Oftlctal Board, second Monday each month, 7:30 p, m. PORTLAND UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Worship service, 7:30 p. m.; Official Boord, !lrstSunday each mooth, 8:30 p. m. OAK GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.i Worship service, 9:30 L m., It's easy-when you ~now the answers tlrst aJWJ third S&mlays each mofth. THE RUTLAND -METHODlST CHURCH - Rev. C. J. Lemley, Church School, 9:30a.m.; Worship servlc~ 10:30 a. m, ZION CHURCH OF CHRISTPomeroy-Harrisonville R o a d. John Webster, pastor; Ra,y LltUo, &mtlay school superintendent. &mtlay achool, 9:30 a. m.; worship aervice, 10:30 a. m. &lnday evening service, 7:30; Thursda.,v evening service, 11 The Chu~h 11 tho Jrulnt ~tor nrth for oMl:tu o ld on~ <Jf t..- and rood dto•erulup h 1.1 a llonhOUM of lpHitual " llYn Any kachn wilt ts-11 you it'8 a q ut~tion of l)rtpnation. And any pr~rllrr W•tho11t a """"' Chun:h, neother demorn~:r nor ~h·olon!lon cen :Wn·,.·t T~eu .,.. low .o\iDd ..... 10111 why ••·err ptnon 11\ov.ld Tht Jlt'OplP who go lD chureh on Sunrtay havt no moi..,.Jli'Qblt'ms tb11n thOIK' who ~tay tlomt'. Nor do ttif')' ex pt•d a~ a ' >'SUit to han~ any ft::wer. au ...d ••ncn .-..ulartv ...6 fUP. port tiM Churo:h. n..y .,.., (l) For hio oWI'I uke (2) FDr hoo ddld""'• Nke. tl) For the uk• of hit cnmmunlty 1101d nati<>n Ut F« the uke ul thr Ch11rch •1•11. •hkh Thl'y btioliP\'e s imply in ill'l'Jiar.ali1111- prt'puation of the minrt. conlden«. heart 111111 J:OOU I faith This ib tht Jll..,.\!al'ation G01t fr~mt - for the qut>~fions that will COil- l>fft::t'!' lllt'll ,u,..,_ Ofl will tell yott tiM' samf'. 7:30~ ST. JOiiN'S LUTHERAN-Brian ~1, pastor. Morning worship, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 E. Second SL, l'<lmeroy, &mtlay School, 10 a.m.; Worship service TH! CHUilCH fOil All . All FO. THE CHUICH All or lift is not far rl'movf'rl from the clu.sroom. Thtl~ art truth1 to be IU.I'ned tvery 1tay. Anrt lhl'l't' an• 11uestions to be an11Y•ererl . Rut 110mt pt>Qplt rton 't have thf an~wtr ll'hl"n they n~ it. And ll(lffit' people pa-. ne.d• hia mora! anciiiiiiiHilll por1 us all wmmTow r IUjt' 1"1 to d11ard1 Aland nad your Bt~lt d••" Plan ' ',-1---.,------··_·_·'·-"., "_"_· _·._. _.._.._. _. _._..__. -.:._._.·. --::-:---:--;----, ul.rl~ 10 1~{~ . , . s ~"do' I W.:•ng• M..,.,do , Po ~••''" 10 I 9 16 I 10 T.,e,doy Mollhf'w 1.1 15. JJ W• d"~'dny Thur""' ~ Mo uhe w "'ch 17 16· 21 12 )6 60 F"do¥ Ac!l 17 22-l.. Sotutdoy J:l-klt•or> ll 1- 8 a.m. SYRACUSE UNITED METHODIST e!HURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. SuOOay School, 9:30 L m., Ben QulseOOerry, St.pL Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., nrsc and third Sundas& each month. Evening evangelistic service, 7:30 p, m., second and fourth Sundays. CARMEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. Sunda,y School, ·9:30. L nl.; Wayne Roush: Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. , second and CourthSundaysofeach month. Evening evangelistic service, 8 p, m. secoM a n d third Sunday each month. ENTER!' !USE UNITED METHODIST - Rev. William Airson, Pastor. Ralph Spencer, Slllt.i Eldon Weeks, Ass'L Worship services, 9.:30 a.m.; SUnday School, 10:30 a.m.j Youth Fellowship, 6:30. Wednel!lday: Choir, 6:15 p, m. ; Bible sti.dy, 7:30. CHURCH 'OF CHIRST - Mlddloporl, 5th and Main. Jack Sellas, aupL Bible SChool, 9:30 a. m.; Momlng worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer service, Wednelda,y, 7 p. m. Rn. Raulin Moyer, pastor. CH\IHCH OF THE NAZARENE -Middleport. Rev. Audry Miller, , pastor. I.e alar Taylor, Slq)t. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Momlng Wor1trlp, 10:30 L m,; Junior Soclocy, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. Sunday EYa~Wellllllc moe~, 7:30 p. m. Prayer mooting, Wed-. nesda,y, 7:30p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY -&1voy ~ s. Wlnl.rw, afth:er in eharge. Sunday, 10 a.m., Holl· ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. SWlday School, YOOIW 1'8ople'a Legion, 7 p. m.i Salvation meeting, 7:30 p. m.; Ttursdt¥ 1 1 to 3 p. m.; Ladies Home J...eague; 7 p.m. ,Prep cluua. MT, MORIAH BAPTL'lT -Mid. dleport, corner cl Fourth and Main SL Rubert .Jackaon,paator, SUIIIQ" School, 9:=-tO a. m,jMornlng worship, 10:31! a. m., Arnold Richardl, IQPI. RUTLAND FIIIST BAPTL'lT Rev. Samuel J• .Jackaon, pa-• . Prayer aervlce, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday Sehool, 10 a.m., Mrs. Gertrude, Bullor, SUpt. Wonhlp aenlce, 11 a.m. Baptl.lt TrainIre Union, !!rill and OOCOIId Sundays 11 5:30 p. m.; Mrs. Mary Wood&, ,Pfflsidert. HYSELL RUN FREE METHoDIST··- KeY, Cecil J. Wise, paotor. &mday School, 9:30 L m.; Momlnc Worship, 10t30; Ewnhw worsldp, 7:30; YOUIII People'• service, 6:45p.m.; Prtyermeotlrc. Thursday, 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST -Charles W, SlmiRII, pu· E41100 -·Sunday School !qlarlnleedert. &mda,y C burch School, 9:15a.m.; Momlrcwor· ,tdp, 10:1.\, Stnlay Bible study hour, 7:30 p, m. Wednesday evenhw prayer service, 7:110 p.m.. *· lty and accepts no principle The Illy-trotter and lotus bird are other names for the jacana, a bird which spends much of Its life on floating unprov~.'' vegetation. "nihilist." lt means a man "who bows before no author· ~.. With tile hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good in t.rnUy and community lire, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose rw.mes appear below, · HEINER'S BAKERY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W. VA. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE POMEROY,O. WEST MAIN ST. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE LYONS MARKET GOF.GLEIN READY-MIX CO. PHONE 992-3281 MIDDLEPORT TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, 0. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OmO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, omo MARK V STORE ''MEMBER OF TilE BJG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pll 667-3280 TUPPERS PLAINS BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES - ALLIS CHALMBERS - SERVICE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN - GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS Pll 667-3435 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. RAY RIGGS, INC. MIDDLEPORT, omo Mercury - Comet - English Ford 593-6801 ATHENS, 0. 85 N. COURT ST. LEIVING COAL COMPANY WILUS ANTHONY Lincoln - PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF mGH GRADE COAL WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA. PLUMBING AND REA TING 992-2550 MIDDLEPORT 240 LINCOLN ST. ROYAL OAK PARK ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIC£ FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMING RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET TilE STORE WITH A HART RACINE, omo SWISHER & LOHSE POMEROY, 0. 992-6098 ATHENS RD. A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE KENTUCKY FRIED CIRCKEN POMEROY, omo MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE HEXALL DRUGS WE flLL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTIONS 992-2955 POMEROY, 0 , CHURCH AND OFflCE SUPPIJES.Clf"l'S 992-2641 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BEN FRANKLIN STORE TAKE SOMEONE WITH YOU TO CHURCH POMEROY PH. 992-3498 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. EVERYTIIING IN HARDWARE POMEROY, 0, RIDENOUR SUPPLY F1JRNITURE AND PHONE 9115-3308 APPLIANCF-~ CJIESTER, 0. ~ IN POMEROY OVER 110 YEARS KERMIT WALTON, MGR. F. J. WALLACE. JEWELER BULOV A WATCIIES- SALES t. SERVICE MIDDLEPORT 186 N, SECOND SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEl Devoted to Tho Greater Middle ·Ohio Valier POIIlerey-M!IIIS_.t Galli la-l't. • ' �'I I - Tho o.t]1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepoct, 0., FrldiiY, October 18, 1968 Grade Results Ads Bring Top Want A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching WANT A0 INFORMA liON 01' QUALITY Will 1M ocnptolll until 9 • ·"'· for Do'1 of Pu~licotlon REGULATIONS The P~o~b1I1Mr rotorv .. ,·ho dg.ht to odlt or rojoc:t any odt deemed ob· jectloi'IGblo. Tho r,ubllahor will not bo rotpontlblo or moro thol'l one lncorro,t Intortion. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS DEADLINES 5 Ill-•- Cor Bef•• PIA!IIeation Mondoy DH~IIr. 9 o,tll. CoMollotlon• & c.,nctlon• For Sale -· 1111 HONDA 3110 Dream, g. II'U, llo mDe aoatil of Eastom High School. Bex 8U11111lel'lleld, Plwne .-e. ll).l&ap NEU.JE CLAY real estate In llarrllon11lle, tbree loll, one houae, an to be aold to the blgllest bidder on S&IUrday, Oct. II, 1988, at 10 a.m. In the olllee of O'I!rlen and O'Brien 100 Court St., Pomeroy, lor not less than the aptJt"aised value ol 11,100.00. For fln1h. or Information Phone 9ft. mo. 10.16-.ll< 67 PONTIAC Firebird H.T. Cpe .... . .. .. •$2595 Fovr or~ th. lloor...00-8 ,yl., L1Mo"'' blu1 fl"lah, cu•t- 1trlpo '"'' blvo "inyl Int., with bvell•t u·ota, tteroo P.B. radio, 23,000 mlle1 boy loeol ownor, llko new l1t llno wide OYCII W.W. tlr••• IU. TE S Fw Wont Ad S..r-.dco 5 conta ,., Word .... Intortion Mini"'•"' Chorgo 7Sc 12 U"'l por word throe conue..,. llwo inn·rliont. Ill conh ptor Word t i• conoocutivo intortion• 2.S ,., coni Discount on pe rd odt and oil• poid within 10 dor• · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 ..SC l01 50 word "''nimum . Eo 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpe.......... $1995 Loeal I owner, ot on th1 lloor, good wielD oYal W,W. tlr11, rtd ,lnyl Int ., whlto fin. , rodlo, heat•• · Tr., '• fn• -·formanco. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. '"'-'lt ionol •o•d 2c. BUND ADS Allldllionol 2Sc Char. . IM'' Ad,.o•• .. ,, "POMEROY, OHIO _," OFFICE HOURS 1 :30 0 ~ 111 . to S:OO p . m Doily 3,30 o.m . to 12:00 Ho on ~o llJrdo y Notice Every Saturday Nile At WILKESVILLE LEGION GROVE HALL -9 to 1 MUSIC BY DALE SNIDER AND THE l.C. PLAY BOYS THE MIDDLEPORT City Cab is now open under new manageiTI<lflt giving prompt 21 hour service. Phone 992-3280. IO.lll<ltc BARN REVlVAL beguuung Monday, Oct. 21. al 7:30 p.m. JntenlenomlnaUonal oervlcea. Everyone weloome. Evangelist Jim Debruhl. Cburcb located on Horse Cave Road near Bashan. 10.16-Sie RAM SHOOT Sunday. Oct. 20, 1-4 p.m. Racine Bashan Road, Hams, bacon, ~ \!o !logs, spon· eored by Racine Fire Dept. !O.IB-4te {< "'COAL HAULING. 18113. - · ..: wanted To Buy phone 99SIO.!I-12tp --ANYONE JNTERmED In an Independent New Testament Baptist Ouuch call 94~ . Friday at 7 p.m., Oct. 18, a class on 'Soul Winning' wm be directed by Pastor Dar· ,..nglon from the second Baptist Church of Ravenswood. 10.11-'llc WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pockets, pegging. h<mmlng. alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc REPAIR, REFINISH, recondl· tlon golf clubs, John Teaford. 9-22-3otp ---BACK HOE and Dozer Service, pond. basement, water Jlne, septic tank, R. W. C.wdery, Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-27-301c pay $1.75 each. Call 1192-3«11. I0.17-31p l.ott RED BONE coon hound near Chester, name, 'King'. Phone 118;.4132. 10.17-3tc For S•la r---.;......;.____'\ GOSPEL RECORDS S~ng Hr Mollr O'Ooy J. 0 , Jcm·ls , The Roc I Family The Country Gotpei·Air •• R,.,, Ray Ander1on (The Silver 8r!dge Dl•o••••l A Good Selection 45 R.P.M .'s, 99c LP's, $2.99 --- RIDE TO ATIIENS, must leave Pomeroy by 5 A.M. Pllone lla-2747. IO.lU!c ACREAGE, beautiful site. dial 593·7253 Athens, collect. I(I.J8.3tc FJELD GROWN CHRVSANTHEMUMS and mums an 11167 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 colors, big and healthy, also speed. % ton, 11164 Chevrolet, canning pears and potatoes. 19117 Mustang 6-cyllnder, 3Reynolds Flower Shop, Maopeed. Financing available. son Clly, just above Corp. Phone 99U547; after 5 p.m. line. 11).4-lfc Phone ms'/48. 9--c POODI.E PUPPIES. AKC Toy For Rent miniature, $75 and up . Stud FURNISHED and unfurnished "'"'"" and grooming. PhiiD• apartments. Clooe to school. im-5443. II 3 lfe Pllone tm-5431. 111-IMfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies. 524 Ash St., Middleport. 99SFURNISHED GARAGE apart. menl on Lincoln Hill. UUIIUes MU. 6-23-tfc paid; adults only. Phone lmS489. 11-19-lfc TWO coal stokers wllh rontrots, Arnold Brothers. PoTRAILER LOTS. Bob'o Mnblle meroy , Phone im-2448. 10.13-tlc . Court, SyraCUBe, Ohio on Slate Rl. 124, Phone lm-2951. 6-ll·lfe POTATOES, Phone 843-2254 ClarellC<! Proffitt, Portland. 10.111-tlc TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook up, private, plenty of room for children to play. 20 INCH COAL furnace In good condition. $35, Pllone Mason. Phone 1192-31164. 6-14-tlc 773-52112. 10.1B-4lp FOUR ROOM lurnisl!ed apartment, E. Main St., Pomeroy, 1948 FORD Pklrup Truck. 4 apeed. priced reasonable. VJn. Phone !m-7054. 10-3-lfe cent P. Broderick, Phone 992ONE FURNISHED apartment, 11214. IO.III-3tc one two-bedroom trailer. Phone Mason 773-5117. Mar- 7r8 FOOT overhead wood ~a­ ion Reynolds. 10-3-tfc ra~e door, 4 Inch clearance, oomnlete with hardware and THREE bedroom apartment door jams. $28.00. Brown's with garage on Butternut Trailer Park. Minersville. Ave. Phone 9112-512'1. 10.14-tfc Pllone 1192-3321 t0.16-6to BryantsBudget Shop CARETAKER, free rent. dial 593-7253 Athens, collect. !l).lll-3tc ONE ELECI'RIC Black and Decker deluxe lawn edge and trimmer, model U278 wllll extra new blade, 100 fl. new ele<lrlc cord, \!. ln. H.P. good shape, price $35.00, A. WARM MORNING coal stove H. DURBI'. 1118 Union Avewith fan, used less than two nue, Pomeroy, Phone tll2months. Glenn Jewell, .DoWDll962. IO.I~c ington. Ohio. 10.111-61c For Sale or Trade VACANCY lor two elderly peo108 W. Main Pam11roy ple. Prefer private paid pa992~5896 tients. Phone Mason, '173-5185. 10-3-tfc COAL FURNACE, new gas wa· ter heater, all materials in BAND every Friday and Sat- 2 story frame house, windows . urday at Jack's Club on Har· doors, etc. See at N. Second risonvllle Road off Rt. 7. Ave. Middleport by Blue SuCountry music by Gayle M<· noco Station. 10-ls..3tc Donald and hla Drifters. 10.111-3tc SIJL!D STATE Stereo, !9ti8 waJ. nut console model . Radio THERE will be a Gun Shoot equipped with 4 speed autoSunday, Oct. 211, beginning at matic changer, 4 speaker noon al the Forked Run sound system, pay only $71.33 Sportsman Club Everyone Ill or monthly payments. Call welcome. 10.16-4tc 992 3218. 10.111-<>tc Wanted ' GINSENG, $33 lb. Golden Seal 17 FOOT self-89Sembkod camper, Lone Eagle, located at 12.50. Snake Root $4.50, May cb:np site :!4, Royal Oak Park, Apple Root 40 cents. Bin $600, Phone 992-6147. IO.IB-3tc Bailey, ReedsviDe. SILVER DOLLARS, will DANCE PONIES. your chol<e of 10 bead $10 each, mares and geldings, otller ponies for sale also. Eskey Hill, Flatwoods :Road, Pomeroy. 10.17-3tc EARLY AMERICAN Stereo. lovely maple finish . instant on radio, AM & FM , 4 speed changer, dual volume control. Balance of $91.02 or monthly payments of 16, Phone !1923218. 10-111-<>tc THREE young heifers, two Hol- stein, um: .;t:D·- y. Phone 742-S252. !O.lll-6tp ANTIQUES, furniture, dlabos, mloeellaneoos. Mrs. Howard Cecll, 100 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-:ZS.llc 11166 VOLKSWAGEN station wagon. good ~X~l'ldition, one owner. Very roomy. Reasonably Help W•ntecl priced. Call !192-7158. IO.ll-61p GRILL COOK, Apply in per!1011, Clw'a steak House. PomeDEAliTIFUL maple stereo raroy. ll).l~tc dio Static free FM, rich AM radio. FuJI range volume. DISHWASHER wanted on weekbase, treble and balance conends. Apply In person. Crow trol. Monthly payments of Sleatl House. Pomeroy. 16-~ or balance or $98.03. 11).17-3tc Phone 9~3Zl8. 10.13-Gte ONE RIDING HORSF.. «a!ted. Strawberrv Roan. "Phone 7.f2.. 4211 after 5 phone 742-5163. lt"al Estate For Sale ONE STORY frame, three bedrooms, bath. large tot, full basement, on Pomeroy-Har ~ rlsonvllle Road . Rodney Down· lng, Broker, Pllone 992-2312. .i.e'. .. only Gtri!ATI) BUDGET PRJCI! furniture 011 our third budget sbop. Baker Furniture, Middleport. noor KW'· PROC"55.,.; FORMt.Jt...'., ()llH, M·~ · · : · · - · · - -II to 6 Sot .• -- • -- ••• - -9 to 7 SEWING MACHINES, repair service. an makes. WY 22214. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen ScltltiDI'I. M9-tfc Frvm the Largest TruCk or Bulb:bzer Radiator ~.To The &!tallest Heater Core.. BLAETTNARS PH. 99:1.-2143 II;XPERT Wheel Alignment s:ss ... E.MUt LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. DIAL 992·3284 Please the entire family . . . bring them to Bailey's where family dining is always a delightful plea· sure . Excellent food, fine service and o cfeon, hom· ey atmosphere . Special menus for chi ldren . Best of all, prices that you con GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOTICII Ofl SALW Tb8 lllld.mpedi wtu offu ror a~o at Ule oftlee of Cl'o111', Cro• • Per- afford. BAIL!J~ J ter, AL&ome'l 1t. 218 E. Ma;n 992-9974 POMEROY. OHIO neys, and klteben. dug well. barn. and some oalbuildlngs. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ! :n:;.!.~;~~ba:.J~.; I II 1 1 =·~as:;;ntoN ~ I I NATIONAl BIBlE WEEK OCT. 20-27 . SPECIAL OFFER FREE BIBLE With Enlightening, Easy to Follow Study Guides • RESERVE YOURS NOW-Write To: fREE BIBLE, Box 333, Pomeroy, 0. J I I I1 1 I I 1.•••••••---••••--•••••..J lnwurance l~l~l< AUTOMOBlLE Insurance heel ----eancelled? Lost your oneralor'a license? ean im-29118. I IS* .Middleport ... <· ·::: Personal Notes . . LIOAL MOT1CI IHARON A. wn.I.. wboM lu\ b o - plaee of JWid.DDee ll 131 "'I . lltb A.nuue. Cotwnbu•, ObloJ ll 1Mn· b7 notifted tbat on tbe 20ln &,. of Bllptomber. 1NII J.uorB A. WILL, Wlae pla111Uft tuetl ht.l Htttlon her u delend.aat ID tbe eou.n of Common. PleM Kelp Count,.. Oldo. C• No. 14,J10 pn7lftf for dlnftll trom .aid Shannr. A.. WID IIIII tbe fl'IIUDdl trf lfTOa uerlec:t or datJ ud cxtn111111 cruellJ', plalatlfl alM Pn.Y'I rur an award ot' properiJ and other proper nUll: nlcl eauM wlll be ror burlnl oa or •Iter the aotb ~ cat •••IMt ..... Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As Pamti'OJ", ._., 1JI Scipio ToWlllhlp, lle1ll CoUDt.J, Ohio (kcept.lnl ~ t1f ..run.r.Ia>, o....-4 bJ tbl ~t.e Weblr F . Holt. 8ahl rul .at. to be 101d o• OciObw •· JHII •t 10:30 A.M. for Dot. 1 - than the Prlel of 110.000.00. kle mbject to Ole appron) of tb• Probat. Court of Kela CoufttJ, Obit. WILLIAM , D, CHILDio M•l•btrator of tM I~ ef Wlblr"P. Melt, DICI uf. 10 18J 10 IOl 10 II Mo Ohlo. lSI .erN, atOH 01' ••praa.d LIOAL NOTICI IN Till t'OMMON PI.IAI COUaT MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO OHIO VALLIY INOU..TtUII, PLAINnPII VI. HAII:OLD ROll ANO CHRIITINA ltOII, OPIINDANn NO. 14.114 Pwn:want La • Writ of BueuUcm ~ed bY tbo Cowrt of Commoo PliU or Melp CouoQ', Ohio, 1 wW otru foe ..w •t publle •uctlon oo t1w bd dlt)' of N01'embor, IIIII, •t 10:00 A. "'.- •' the tlePI of tiM eoun HoUle ot aid ea~~nt)o, in tiN Vlllqe of PomerO)', tbe flll.lowint d•rtbld n•l edll\41: SUu1te ln l.be Tow._btp of Sll1toll, In t.be CoWlC)' of lleip ud St.lt. of Oblo, and belq: Jn •• A.eH Lot .No 1211, •nd dneribetl ., tollowl: · Betloa61lf •I • point on U.. North line of Mid leG Aero Lol No . WI ~<here ..Jd Worth llDe lntenectl tbe l l.'nlll!r 111le of Ulo public rcNid lDown H the 81clne to O.oR. Lancii.D.J; tbeneo Southea•t followtlll t.bo cmtlr 11u or laid pu'JHc ro•d •bout 18111 feet to the Proporty now owned b)' Prof· hU., •nd formorl.y owned bJ' Henry WoUe; tbenee Nortb toUowtna the Wut une of uae ea14 Promu prop. o t1. IIU4 Un• alto blllll tM IIUt line ot • au Acn P•n:.. duerlbed AI Ptrcel Two Ill till dHtl \0 RodDe7 flowllinl, !'e<:orded Ill Volume llf. ra,. 111 . or the Melp C.UOiJ' Du4 llt<:Ordl to the NotUI IIDe ol 1l1d Lot No. 11!0. which un. 1a •llo \Ill Iouth line of the fariDII' lollll P. WoU. lando Ulenee ...,, foJlawtDt lho North Une ol Aid Lot No. 1118, to the pbee of bQilmiDL cant.bttna » Acres. maN ar lou. SIYtDJ •Dd . .count ...to t.bl a;rantor11, tbetr holrt aDd Ullp!Mntl and undlrided oDI b.alf of tbe min· EXERCI&f. _ _.., presents • Del Ivery • Quick Service • Finishing • Sand & Gravel l'GIIIeNy1 _0 LET JANif KEEl> &JSY AT eoNNAZ AND DO MOOE~TE INFORMATION NEWS • Quality Concrete • Certified Strength Pomeroy Home & Aut Pomeroy WMPO • Free Estimates -GUARANI'£EDPHONE 992-2094 WILL INSTALL CERAMIC mE. NEW OR REMODEL WORK on bathrooms. remndel old Oreplaces wlill marble. Free estimates, lor anllOlntment phone 992-M34. 10.17-~ g MOHI!."' 15 THI!.IU)OT O'ALL av1L ."." HockiniPort, Ohio Phone 667-3370 Sun. • • - - - - • - • ·II to 6 CIGARE'M'E vending macll._ and service. ABC Enterprises. Mason, W. Va. Phone 'I'IHMS. 8-Wt '{. 1 ••1..... S."ICI Schawarzel Marlae 3. ·~~~;.;;;..·;~ ,.,,, ? IS lfe Oblo. 1\!o story house. ~ bedrooms DoHy 5:30A.M. to 8,30 P.M.-Sunday 7,00 to 7,00 oould be I, new siding, chlm· '-!_ _ _;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;_ _ _ _ _ _.J HOBSTETTER REAlTY MONEY BACK 6-9%-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive 614-992-2181 ~ ~s_-21A a'!: ONE $15.900.00 HENRY CLD..AND OIIJce-...a.ZZ5 Bet. •usw f GIVE ERNIE HIS EXPEIIINCED EVINRUDE 69's Are Here Call Pomeroy O'BRIEN & CRj)W REALTY CO. bedrooms, bath, basement. garage, porches. The other is rental and in good shape, has FIOO. C~ OE"AR fK]'/! (jl\$ N6 Tie t REAL ESTATE, ftve rooms and bath on 4 level lots, ooe room ceDar, nice lawn and some fruit trees. 300 yards from hlglnray, close to school. prl· ced reasonable. contact Ben Qtllseaberry In Syracuoe. Phone t92-2954. IO.IUtc :~.. ~~":"".:.!,:.-"; I' MARCH ~011\'SH~ OUT ~ONDER AN' ERNIE CRENSHAW!! Business Services 1:.. 10.1~1c a~.:V ~~::oo7 BARNEY Enteriained SAID ··-THE WORlD HAS TOO MANYAHSWIRI: BUT liD'l' l!HOUGH QUISTIOHS! AHD 'tO ASK. QUESTION.£, Jl MAH HAS ro 1&1.TO ttP£RIEHCE, LIGAL NGI'JCI . • 1. ' IN THI COMMON PLIAJ COU.T OP MIIGI C:OUNTY, ONto lA D• V. Yueo, 1011 llmmoiUI COUrt, JOtil'l MO'OBY ·~ 1llf MAN WHO HAD MRVTHINC. £:o:c£Pl HAPPII1E~I I I<HI! \II ..:.tl' 'n!E At4~, At1H!E •·• Akron, OhJo -tQOI; 8til "THEN OH A O.EA~BRIGHT t"•J II. !lmlth, 101.5 P•rdiMI .A.ftDtre. ,.kron, Ohio ~~ md H.,len II. clnenpr, IJII Welton Avenue. Atren., OhJo ~DAY, A ~. "•· 14.Ut ..,.w., o. ve1111, lbuaebalettt; Ho1ll'lll"CI P0111'1U 11'1d Fredlt PowoU. 3113 Murdaelt An' ' ~. P•rllenburJ. W ., V•.J wW tab noU.ce lh•t on tilt> 1111'1 da' ot 8ep. tember, lfll8,, t.be undenlpod plalJl. tiHt fU11d their pet!Uon •pllull. 7GU lu the Court of Common Pleu of Me!Ja County, Ohlo, preyl.na fo:r ,.... Utlon of tho rollowlDJ duerlbed I'NI propeltJ': The fotlowtq real _.... ll.tut.ed 1a the TaWiilllip of I.AbiDaD, COUD.iJ' ol M.... aad State of Otuo ai'UI lmowo u: BeJnar In &ecu.oa Ttnnt' (JO), Town No. TbrM U"l, Jlaqo Na. U of tho Ohio CDmPDT'I Pure.U... Inti buwlded •n4 detlcrlbldl U r.l· -eo Hold Cook-In N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 3 ROOMS New Furniture $'299 I atMBID Hill .qnO Ol'OTAMCE "· NGTICI IT PUILICATH)II Geortt• Hen4orallot, wboM pk~ a1 •eidence ll unlmDWD; J•elr. Headu· lhot, wboae Pl•ce of read•~ II Wl· ~noWD; the unknown hetn, de1'1Mee, •dm1niltnltor. ueeu&or Ul4 uai6DII of Georlla Bendenh~. KJ.. ceuecl; the unlr:DoWD betn. de.tMII, lea•tee•, •dmtld.ltnktr, GIIIC'II&or UMI Ulltaa of J1elll Heod1nh0t. feet~ ... ed; WlW•m G. DHIIM Pll Uada Devillll, aa B-Buite a.o.d, ron ~IGH GlUED OFr: INTO TN& IMFlN11"E Plldntufl, n . Wllll.alll ~J.!:!:' et •l., GEO. BOBSIEllER, NO'fembor, 1 -. 11).16-6to RURAL - 4 room frame, large 'AMII /4. WILL, P .. lftttff '· • • o-:an.•............., .... clatem, large lot on ,....-et 1965 HONDA , all accessories, to 181 10 Ill 11 lJ 11 II road. ~-00 down. Mrs. Stuart Brewer, Arnie and 111111l.Mc low mlleaae. priced to sell. POMEROY - I rooms, water Call 99!-7366. 10.17-3lp -=F""'oa-,..sALE=IJ)Is!em. storm doors and wJn. Teddy, were rec«Jt overnight dows. Outbuildings. Acre 1<!1. ~est& or Mr. and Mra. Dalla a Nlnety-two shares ol Pomeroy lo... to-wit : - " Janey and children, LanpvWe. National Bank Sto<k will be oold FI.OOR Demonstratnr, 1988 Be~~JUU.Dt: •I • fioftll oonor t.o -.... tll.OOO.OO Clark'• In e.nb!r ol ned OD Weill Howard Dalley entered Unlverstereo AM & FM radio record MIDDLEPORT lWRAL -Lorio to the highest bidder tor not less rua: UtiBee ,_IJlduilll ..W. Had oity Hoopital Thurlldaylorobaer..utb a dea. ..., 11 pololl lblaoa olayer, tl14 or $7 a month, than $90.00 per share, the ap. nil 11tbt.. 8 room well built old home, 10uth 11 mtnu• wot 11 ~ vatlon and treatment. Mr. and load honln c_..,... IMinl Phone 773-5910. 10.17·3tp Hllth t1 deJ. wed 14 poae•1 1101101 I \!o baths, good drilled wen. Mro. Dalley spont.overnlght Wed- praised value, at the omce of thlThe lUBe land .. tb•t Wbkb wu de· .MI det- W. n pi!IM; at. ttf Mil. II Panel Two 111 t.be dud 5ll Acres of land m blacktop nellday with Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Brien and O'Brien, attorneys, 1ertbetl w. a poleti N. ~ dor. w. as to llodne, Down1nt, Htonlltd In 1"611 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. poiM; N. 531tt! der. W. 11 ..... to road. Otber buDdlnp. Miner- Dalley In Chillicothe before go. 100'h Coort Street, Pomeroy, u the a~tc:U. to O.K. Lan4illt: UtenH • etaue ln pld road; tbeDct N. Volume 1(11, P•p 1•1 . The macnm~ monograms, bulOhio at 10:00 a.m. Satunll,y, als. $13.000.00 HYI deJ. &. lit potd to e etou llflfOniDCI Deedl; VolUDII let, P . .e lng on to Columb.ls. comor to Wm. Clark; tbeacll "W1Ua October 26, 1968. For further 11:11. and VohuDI J21 , P•• t:31, lteli• tonlloles , etc.. pay $41.!10 or III'LEN or VIRGIL TEAI"'RD Mr . and Mra. C, E. Silvera lnlorrnatloo call 992-2720. Mid Ciu'lll I1De N. SIMI .... E. &I ( uunl)' Deed a...ordl. $6.30 a month. Phone 773-5940. UIIOCIATES polu Lo tho plact of beq:I!II!IDf, III!IWIII have returned to their home at Tbe re•l ella" hortiD CODVI,-.4 coDtalfti.q tl •ere~ ID4 a rot11 _. WUllam E. Stivers Mint tba UJM n•l elt.a.M u tblt 10.17-31p IIYRAaJS£ COral Gables, Fla. after a three l•n.4. NnYeJed from RodDtJ DoWlllal Uldl Admlnisb·ator of the es- M.annlnf Web11er to H1Roo N . Wolle a&FEKENCI: ODD: Val . Dl, .... 10.111-3tc week vtrslt here with Mrs. H. 0, BU. DMd aec:orda. jfot• CouD\J' tate ol Claude E. GWlan, I.Dd ...rry Wolfe bJ' dnd dlte4 Fob· Oblo. MODERN walnut conEwing. ruary "· 1111 aDd nearded Fel»r\l• dec, You ue req\llhd &o •u-r tbl 11ry It, 1 • U. deed boolr: No. 1M sole. Solid slate tuners and Brillll Mullen, 12-yea.r-old son a.aid peUtton b7 U.. fotb dU of No~~ P11e 187 of the Deed ikeordl ol >'ROP TRANS Yimber, 1MB. or j\ldiiiWDt b' Mamplifiers. Vernier sllde rule '11111• Cou.nt:r. Olllo . of Mr. and Mro. Don Mullen, Ia Buslnas. Servlees Tel'mll of Sale: Cub rM not 1 - f•alt wUl be Nndered ap1Qit J'O\l· Manning D. Webster, Mary A. tuning. Precision bulll record DITCH DIGGING, water linea, recuperating at home lollowlng UNA V. IIAION 1h•n hro·tblrdl of tho 1ptWai.Md Webster to Isabel Slmpaon, lots, \ "iliUI, Ute Proptr17 belAI .ppndled. FAY 11. &IIITH changer plays all speeds. Pay ooae surgery at Hal zer Hospitleech beds, Paul Anderaon. HEI&N M. CLKV&NGD l't 11500.00. Sutton, Racine. PlalaWII only $5 per month Or $13.12. ROIIIIT C. HAITINeACM, MaBOn, W. Va. Phone m al this week. b71 caow. CBOW • POil'l'n James F. Arnold, Ruth B. ArnIHiflll, ott MIIOI Phone im-3218. IO.IU!c Att011'111171 hr Plaintiff COUNTY, OHIO 5788. 10.9-30\p old to Jerry L. Matheney, Twlla 10 " ; 10 <I> 1a. ao. n no1 4, u. ta ttc: 11; 10 Ill 10 1ft l1 I lkl Matheney, parcel, Middleport. FOUR room bouse, bath, all DOZER, BACKHOE. trencher Wo,yne Harrlsoo,Mj<rtlallarrlMASON - Brownie r._ 137 conveniences, Pomeroy, prlcand truck service, aepllc held a cook-in recently at the 'on to Sarah Marie Smith, lot, ..t reasonably. Contact Bob tanka, wal<!r tines, basements, Maaon Mothodlat Chlreh. Tho Middleport. Eastman, Phone 992-5190 or also topsoil. Henry Bahr, Brownies had as their gueltl, John Groves, Patricia Ann Chester ~35S8. 10.14-Gip OPTOMETRIST phone 9lli>39ll1l or Roger Bahr, members ot Junior Girl Scwt Groves to Leo C. Kenned,y, Jr., phone 118f>.31158. ll).s.!Otp Troop 87. For their mew, the 9,95 Acres, salisbury. OmCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON TWO FAMILY house, 291 Race THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Arastasla Staats, George l!lrl• ~ed hamblO"ger drum. St., Middleport, Phone 9ft. C. C. BRADFORD .Ucko, walking llalad, marah- Staats to state ol Ohio, Ease~1~11-tlp .wcnONEER mallow treat, &Ollltmores am ment, Olive. Bessie Bentz Bollman to GerComplete aom.e Kooi-Aid. Thlrjy.aJx aeouta and A GOOD DEAL, 1168 AM-FM five gueltJr attended. ald L. Powell, Mary R. PoweU, stereo console with 4 speed ""'"" RHme,tiNI!l Olllo lot, Pomeroy. automatic changer. 4 opeaker Jolm W. Arblugh, Ethel ArCrttt lh acllua. sound system. Lovely walnut baugb to Clarence Brown, AI· I I ttc console. Take over payments bert& Brown, lot, ouve. Eaeape Artist ol 11.50 per week or pay AIR CONDmONJNG Refrlger. Etta Mae Panona to Paul H. OILY One of tbe most notorious Parsons, parcel, Letart. $\OI.IZ. Try It In your !lome, atlon oervlre. Jack's Refrtg. artists of all time was Gina Menchlnl, Clamente Me,. Phone Im-2138. 10.14-Gic eraUon, New Haven. hone escape $30.00 .......- .. John Sheppard, an early 18th· chlnl to Guido J. Glrolaml, Paul 812-2079. f • lfe century English c r i m i n a l. Simon, lot, Pomeroy. CllwlleltT_. A S'lll\:R In Ume, 11168 zig zag Crowds paid to see him in the Foster B. Bean, Freda M. automatic sewing machine. READY • IIIIX conerete dellv. prison. When he was finally This has 15 bullt-ln dealgna. ered right to your project. hanged at Tyburn, the execu· Bean to Douglas Blaoell, C&roqn Makes butlonlloles. This orFast and easy. Free eatl- tion was viewed by 200,000 Bl1sell, lot, Ollve. FUINITURE CO. Harley C. Roberto to WWlam Iginal sold for $298.50 now pay malell. Phone 1192-3284. Goeg- persons, according to the EnB. Collins, Jr., t.oretta Fern W. YA. only $75 or $5 per month. leln Beady • Mil Co .• Middle- cyclopaedia Britannica. Collins, Sallobury. Phone t92-Z1136. 10.14-Gie port, Ohio. I 30 lie -- TO DAAI AKD TO ., ... DAILY LRu:,:;WUKU ._ --- 1. 0cnmlelfett • . Lyre'• 9. PUiar of otone 10. Ollce 12. Beleet8 and pltlen . 13.,..,.. eryltol U..Loom 18. Irritate 1 'J. Recllnu 18. Overhead train 20. Creative .xtety : abbr. 21.Afttx DOWN l.Dumb J . .uoloted S.Oermall mer:-. f . Plateau &...... partner I. Ceylon mou 7. Jean Baptiate B. Column I. Teatro all& - . .,. ......... ll.Pennlleu 115. RecolltcLt li.Impoot II. Brt11Ue- 1ll<e -.... ....... - ~tg~l.lJ];-IJ.J ::::!!:! .,MJz= part II. Com- ~· Unoenmble tbeoelour Jamb!.., one letter to each .quaft, to :tf.lllx· clam&• 20.Liko Wll· menac· 28. llulldoal!r, 1 .- for one 2'1. Lepoo JI.J:Inat.cd m anapd ,.......... .. form four ordinary word•. ~ SO.Chun:h 33.=-- 30. cut 3'1. Qoo1 •. Printer"• KI ......,_ IGOADL4 ~ I I ) _,. ......... .......... 22. Feature• of& :M.Hol.lt I t) I :18. llllkflell 31. Not ltrkt U.lllm'• - PRITOM - Now.......,.. the dt<kdletten r ) to f - the ....,.... ....... .. :::;-~~-~~:;~;~:=:-~ bJ the ...... _ .. II. Radar otpo1 -. - .......... I frilllllttSIJI'UEDSiflltn I A M. mJectrtai&D.'• tenD, lor "( I I I I I ]" t- ... Trial I.__. ,..,.,,. ....,. ...... ,_ .,._._,.,eM J celebrity y ellft'llay'• l&llon&UA phenomenon Ml. - t ... tlma1l a.-.U.Otula II H.Ttuoe<d D.ULY C8YPJ'OClllOTE-IIei>o'a how tD wwk AXYDLBAAXD LOitiOI'IILLOW Oao 1etier llmt>17 oi&Ddo fO< - · lllilbla -pte A,. uood for the tlmlo IJ.. X f..- tile t - 0'.. etc. Sqlo 1rqJ1111e1, tbe leqth IIAll lOin attoe of! tJae wardl an aD ldld& lladldlaJtbBcode_ON_ 1 MASON II lo ,, • U1111 DM1DP fiWIIt LA1UI AD;;; a KIIB8 •. Jt: BIIB XJ'WB BNW BCKBB·W 811: II GliB, BXO Jt:J'Jf BBl"'W . JfKBI SJ'C a 'l'BitJfDOB.-BJ'Jt:JfBW• LDBBD ~ 2 ..,. OJJI U I 1 DS1P)CII~ BAll otiM IJRS c:.DDfART ...,.._ 1U11a DWHiii BAM D .vD JIAD.~LIIWD ( · - - - · .. . . . " ta.lll.) _ '.' XBI· 2 Vll;HID ,., !lllll"-1111'1 t- tiA>tOID WITH W!IGHTYMKITM!H'l'S ~· HfJ\I!.IKG· L!~S ··· BUT tlHAVOIDt1BU! 00\ll'lt> UPT TKIS BURD£lt WAS MY" PROBI.EK ... AND TH!H. !. ~ 1!! lOtPER! �'I I - Tho o.t]1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepoct, 0., FrldiiY, October 18, 1968 Grade Results Ads Bring Top Want A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching WANT A0 INFORMA liON 01' QUALITY Will 1M ocnptolll until 9 • ·"'· for Do'1 of Pu~licotlon REGULATIONS The P~o~b1I1Mr rotorv .. ,·ho dg.ht to odlt or rojoc:t any odt deemed ob· jectloi'IGblo. Tho r,ubllahor will not bo rotpontlblo or moro thol'l one lncorro,t Intortion. Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS DEADLINES 5 Ill-•- Cor Bef•• PIA!IIeation Mondoy DH~IIr. 9 o,tll. CoMollotlon• & c.,nctlon• For Sale -· 1111 HONDA 3110 Dream, g. II'U, llo mDe aoatil of Eastom High School. Bex 8U11111lel'lleld, Plwne .-e. ll).l&ap NEU.JE CLAY real estate In llarrllon11lle, tbree loll, one houae, an to be aold to the blgllest bidder on S&IUrday, Oct. II, 1988, at 10 a.m. In the olllee of O'I!rlen and O'Brien 100 Court St., Pomeroy, lor not less than the aptJt"aised value ol 11,100.00. For fln1h. or Information Phone 9ft. mo. 10.16-.ll< 67 PONTIAC Firebird H.T. Cpe .... . .. .. •$2595 Fovr or~ th. lloor...00-8 ,yl., L1Mo"'' blu1 fl"lah, cu•t- 1trlpo '"'' blvo "inyl Int., with bvell•t u·ota, tteroo P.B. radio, 23,000 mlle1 boy loeol ownor, llko new l1t llno wide OYCII W.W. tlr••• IU. TE S Fw Wont Ad S..r-.dco 5 conta ,., Word .... Intortion Mini"'•"' Chorgo 7Sc 12 U"'l por word throe conue..,. llwo inn·rliont. Ill conh ptor Word t i• conoocutivo intortion• 2.S ,., coni Discount on pe rd odt and oil• poid within 10 dor• · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 ..SC l01 50 word "''nimum . Eo 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpe.......... $1995 Loeal I owner, ot on th1 lloor, good wielD oYal W,W. tlr11, rtd ,lnyl Int ., whlto fin. , rodlo, heat•• · Tr., '• fn• -·formanco. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. '"'-'lt ionol •o•d 2c. BUND ADS Allldllionol 2Sc Char. . IM'' Ad,.o•• .. ,, "POMEROY, OHIO _," OFFICE HOURS 1 :30 0 ~ 111 . to S:OO p . m Doily 3,30 o.m . to 12:00 Ho on ~o llJrdo y Notice Every Saturday Nile At WILKESVILLE LEGION GROVE HALL -9 to 1 MUSIC BY DALE SNIDER AND THE l.C. PLAY BOYS THE MIDDLEPORT City Cab is now open under new manageiTI<lflt giving prompt 21 hour service. Phone 992-3280. IO.lll<ltc BARN REVlVAL beguuung Monday, Oct. 21. al 7:30 p.m. JntenlenomlnaUonal oervlcea. Everyone weloome. Evangelist Jim Debruhl. Cburcb located on Horse Cave Road near Bashan. 10.16-Sie RAM SHOOT Sunday. Oct. 20, 1-4 p.m. Racine Bashan Road, Hams, bacon, ~ \!o !logs, spon· eored by Racine Fire Dept. !O.IB-4te {< "'COAL HAULING. 18113. - · ..: wanted To Buy phone 99SIO.!I-12tp --ANYONE JNTERmED In an Independent New Testament Baptist Ouuch call 94~ . Friday at 7 p.m., Oct. 18, a class on 'Soul Winning' wm be directed by Pastor Dar· ,..nglon from the second Baptist Church of Ravenswood. 10.11-'llc WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pockets, pegging. h<mmlng. alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc REPAIR, REFINISH, recondl· tlon golf clubs, John Teaford. 9-22-3otp ---BACK HOE and Dozer Service, pond. basement, water Jlne, septic tank, R. W. C.wdery, Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-27-301c pay $1.75 each. Call 1192-3«11. I0.17-31p l.ott RED BONE coon hound near Chester, name, 'King'. Phone 118;.4132. 10.17-3tc For S•la r---.;......;.____'\ GOSPEL RECORDS S~ng Hr Mollr O'Ooy J. 0 , Jcm·ls , The Roc I Family The Country Gotpei·Air •• R,.,, Ray Ander1on (The Silver 8r!dge Dl•o••••l A Good Selection 45 R.P.M .'s, 99c LP's, $2.99 --- RIDE TO ATIIENS, must leave Pomeroy by 5 A.M. Pllone lla-2747. IO.lU!c ACREAGE, beautiful site. dial 593·7253 Athens, collect. I(I.J8.3tc FJELD GROWN CHRVSANTHEMUMS and mums an 11167 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 colors, big and healthy, also speed. % ton, 11164 Chevrolet, canning pears and potatoes. 19117 Mustang 6-cyllnder, 3Reynolds Flower Shop, Maopeed. Financing available. son Clly, just above Corp. Phone 99U547; after 5 p.m. line. 11).4-lfc Phone ms'/48. 9--c POODI.E PUPPIES. AKC Toy For Rent miniature, $75 and up . Stud FURNISHED and unfurnished "'"'"" and grooming. PhiiD• apartments. Clooe to school. im-5443. II 3 lfe Pllone tm-5431. 111-IMfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies. 524 Ash St., Middleport. 99SFURNISHED GARAGE apart. menl on Lincoln Hill. UUIIUes MU. 6-23-tfc paid; adults only. Phone lmS489. 11-19-lfc TWO coal stokers wllh rontrots, Arnold Brothers. PoTRAILER LOTS. Bob'o Mnblle meroy , Phone im-2448. 10.13-tlc . Court, SyraCUBe, Ohio on Slate Rl. 124, Phone lm-2951. 6-ll·lfe POTATOES, Phone 843-2254 ClarellC<! Proffitt, Portland. 10.111-tlc TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook up, private, plenty of room for children to play. 20 INCH COAL furnace In good condition. $35, Pllone Mason. Phone 1192-31164. 6-14-tlc 773-52112. 10.1B-4lp FOUR ROOM lurnisl!ed apartment, E. Main St., Pomeroy, 1948 FORD Pklrup Truck. 4 apeed. priced reasonable. VJn. Phone !m-7054. 10-3-lfe cent P. Broderick, Phone 992ONE FURNISHED apartment, 11214. IO.III-3tc one two-bedroom trailer. Phone Mason 773-5117. Mar- 7r8 FOOT overhead wood ~a­ ion Reynolds. 10-3-tfc ra~e door, 4 Inch clearance, oomnlete with hardware and THREE bedroom apartment door jams. $28.00. Brown's with garage on Butternut Trailer Park. Minersville. Ave. Phone 9112-512'1. 10.14-tfc Pllone 1192-3321 t0.16-6to BryantsBudget Shop CARETAKER, free rent. dial 593-7253 Athens, collect. !l).lll-3tc ONE ELECI'RIC Black and Decker deluxe lawn edge and trimmer, model U278 wllll extra new blade, 100 fl. new ele<lrlc cord, \!. ln. H.P. good shape, price $35.00, A. WARM MORNING coal stove H. DURBI'. 1118 Union Avewith fan, used less than two nue, Pomeroy, Phone tll2months. Glenn Jewell, .DoWDll962. IO.I~c ington. Ohio. 10.111-61c For Sale or Trade VACANCY lor two elderly peo108 W. Main Pam11roy ple. Prefer private paid pa992~5896 tients. Phone Mason, '173-5185. 10-3-tfc COAL FURNACE, new gas wa· ter heater, all materials in BAND every Friday and Sat- 2 story frame house, windows . urday at Jack's Club on Har· doors, etc. See at N. Second risonvllle Road off Rt. 7. Ave. Middleport by Blue SuCountry music by Gayle M<· noco Station. 10-ls..3tc Donald and hla Drifters. 10.111-3tc SIJL!D STATE Stereo, !9ti8 waJ. nut console model . Radio THERE will be a Gun Shoot equipped with 4 speed autoSunday, Oct. 211, beginning at matic changer, 4 speaker noon al the Forked Run sound system, pay only $71.33 Sportsman Club Everyone Ill or monthly payments. Call welcome. 10.16-4tc 992 3218. 10.111-<>tc Wanted ' GINSENG, $33 lb. Golden Seal 17 FOOT self-89Sembkod camper, Lone Eagle, located at 12.50. Snake Root $4.50, May cb:np site :!4, Royal Oak Park, Apple Root 40 cents. Bin $600, Phone 992-6147. IO.IB-3tc Bailey, ReedsviDe. SILVER DOLLARS, will DANCE PONIES. your chol<e of 10 bead $10 each, mares and geldings, otller ponies for sale also. Eskey Hill, Flatwoods :Road, Pomeroy. 10.17-3tc EARLY AMERICAN Stereo. lovely maple finish . instant on radio, AM & FM , 4 speed changer, dual volume control. Balance of $91.02 or monthly payments of 16, Phone !1923218. 10-111-<>tc THREE young heifers, two Hol- stein, um: .;t:D·- y. Phone 742-S252. !O.lll-6tp ANTIQUES, furniture, dlabos, mloeellaneoos. Mrs. Howard Cecll, 100 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-:ZS.llc 11166 VOLKSWAGEN station wagon. good ~X~l'ldition, one owner. Very roomy. Reasonably Help W•ntecl priced. Call !192-7158. IO.ll-61p GRILL COOK, Apply in per!1011, Clw'a steak House. PomeDEAliTIFUL maple stereo raroy. ll).l~tc dio Static free FM, rich AM radio. FuJI range volume. DISHWASHER wanted on weekbase, treble and balance conends. Apply In person. Crow trol. Monthly payments of Sleatl House. Pomeroy. 16-~ or balance or $98.03. 11).17-3tc Phone 9~3Zl8. 10.13-Gte ONE RIDING HORSF.. «a!ted. Strawberrv Roan. "Phone 7.f2.. 4211 after 5 phone 742-5163. lt"al Estate For Sale ONE STORY frame, three bedrooms, bath. large tot, full basement, on Pomeroy-Har ~ rlsonvllle Road . Rodney Down· lng, Broker, Pllone 992-2312. .i.e'. .. only Gtri!ATI) BUDGET PRJCI! furniture 011 our third budget sbop. Baker Furniture, Middleport. noor KW'· PROC"55.,.; FORMt.Jt...'., ()llH, M·~ · · : · · - · · - -II to 6 Sot .• -- • -- ••• - -9 to 7 SEWING MACHINES, repair service. an makes. WY 22214. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen ScltltiDI'I. M9-tfc Frvm the Largest TruCk or Bulb:bzer Radiator ~.To The &!tallest Heater Core.. BLAETTNARS PH. 99:1.-2143 II;XPERT Wheel Alignment s:ss ... E.MUt LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. DIAL 992·3284 Please the entire family . . . bring them to Bailey's where family dining is always a delightful plea· sure . Excellent food, fine service and o cfeon, hom· ey atmosphere . Special menus for chi ldren . Best of all, prices that you con GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NOTICII Ofl SALW Tb8 lllld.mpedi wtu offu ror a~o at Ule oftlee of Cl'o111', Cro• • Per- afford. BAIL!J~ J ter, AL&ome'l 1t. 218 E. Ma;n 992-9974 POMEROY. OHIO neys, and klteben. dug well. barn. and some oalbuildlngs. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ! :n:;.!.~;~~ba:.J~.; I II 1 1 =·~as:;;ntoN ~ I I NATIONAl BIBlE WEEK OCT. 20-27 . SPECIAL OFFER FREE BIBLE With Enlightening, Easy to Follow Study Guides • RESERVE YOURS NOW-Write To: fREE BIBLE, Box 333, Pomeroy, 0. J I I I1 1 I I 1.•••••••---••••--•••••..J lnwurance l~l~l< AUTOMOBlLE Insurance heel ----eancelled? Lost your oneralor'a license? ean im-29118. I IS* .Middleport ... <· ·::: Personal Notes . . LIOAL MOT1CI IHARON A. wn.I.. wboM lu\ b o - plaee of JWid.DDee ll 131 "'I . lltb A.nuue. Cotwnbu•, ObloJ ll 1Mn· b7 notifted tbat on tbe 20ln &,. of Bllptomber. 1NII J.uorB A. WILL, Wlae pla111Uft tuetl ht.l Htttlon her u delend.aat ID tbe eou.n of Common. PleM Kelp Count,.. Oldo. C• No. 14,J10 pn7lftf for dlnftll trom .aid Shannr. A.. WID IIIII tbe fl'IIUDdl trf lfTOa uerlec:t or datJ ud cxtn111111 cruellJ', plalatlfl alM Pn.Y'I rur an award ot' properiJ and other proper nUll: nlcl eauM wlll be ror burlnl oa or •Iter the aotb ~ cat •••IMt ..... Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As Pamti'OJ", ._., 1JI Scipio ToWlllhlp, lle1ll CoUDt.J, Ohio (kcept.lnl ~ t1f ..run.r.Ia>, o....-4 bJ tbl ~t.e Weblr F . Holt. 8ahl rul .at. to be 101d o• OciObw •· JHII •t 10:30 A.M. for Dot. 1 - than the Prlel of 110.000.00. kle mbject to Ole appron) of tb• Probat. Court of Kela CoufttJ, Obit. WILLIAM , D, CHILDio M•l•btrator of tM I~ ef Wlblr"P. Melt, DICI uf. 10 18J 10 IOl 10 II Mo Ohlo. lSI .erN, atOH 01' ••praa.d LIOAL NOTICI IN Till t'OMMON PI.IAI COUaT MIIOI COUNTY, OHIO OHIO VALLIY INOU..TtUII, PLAINnPII VI. HAII:OLD ROll ANO CHRIITINA ltOII, OPIINDANn NO. 14.114 Pwn:want La • Writ of BueuUcm ~ed bY tbo Cowrt of Commoo PliU or Melp CouoQ', Ohio, 1 wW otru foe ..w •t publle •uctlon oo t1w bd dlt)' of N01'embor, IIIII, •t 10:00 A. "'.- •' the tlePI of tiM eoun HoUle ot aid ea~~nt)o, in tiN Vlllqe of PomerO)', tbe flll.lowint d•rtbld n•l edll\41: SUu1te ln l.be Tow._btp of Sll1toll, In t.be CoWlC)' of lleip ud St.lt. of Oblo, and belq: Jn •• A.eH Lot .No 1211, •nd dneribetl ., tollowl: · Betloa61lf •I • point on U.. North line of Mid leG Aero Lol No . WI ~<here ..Jd Worth llDe lntenectl tbe l l.'nlll!r 111le of Ulo public rcNid lDown H the 81clne to O.oR. Lancii.D.J; tbeneo Southea•t followtlll t.bo cmtlr 11u or laid pu'JHc ro•d •bout 18111 feet to the Proporty now owned b)' Prof· hU., •nd formorl.y owned bJ' Henry WoUe; tbenee Nortb toUowtna the Wut une of uae ea14 Promu prop. o t1. IIU4 Un• alto blllll tM IIUt line ot • au Acn P•n:.. duerlbed AI Ptrcel Two Ill till dHtl \0 RodDe7 flowllinl, !'e<:orded Ill Volume llf. ra,. 111 . or the Melp C.UOiJ' Du4 llt<:Ordl to the NotUI IIDe ol 1l1d Lot No. 11!0. which un. 1a •llo \Ill Iouth line of the fariDII' lollll P. WoU. lando Ulenee ...,, foJlawtDt lho North Une ol Aid Lot No. 1118, to the pbee of bQilmiDL cant.bttna » Acres. maN ar lou. SIYtDJ •Dd . .count ...to t.bl a;rantor11, tbetr holrt aDd Ullp!Mntl and undlrided oDI b.alf of tbe min· EXERCI&f. _ _.., presents • Del Ivery • Quick Service • Finishing • Sand & Gravel l'GIIIeNy1 _0 LET JANif KEEl> &JSY AT eoNNAZ AND DO MOOE~TE INFORMATION NEWS • Quality Concrete • Certified Strength Pomeroy Home & Aut Pomeroy WMPO • Free Estimates -GUARANI'£EDPHONE 992-2094 WILL INSTALL CERAMIC mE. NEW OR REMODEL WORK on bathrooms. remndel old Oreplaces wlill marble. Free estimates, lor anllOlntment phone 992-M34. 10.17-~ g MOHI!."' 15 THI!.IU)OT O'ALL av1L ."." HockiniPort, Ohio Phone 667-3370 Sun. • • - - - - • - • ·II to 6 CIGARE'M'E vending macll._ and service. ABC Enterprises. Mason, W. Va. Phone 'I'IHMS. 8-Wt '{. 1 ••1..... S."ICI Schawarzel Marlae 3. ·~~~;.;;;..·;~ ,.,,, ? IS lfe Oblo. 1\!o story house. ~ bedrooms DoHy 5:30A.M. to 8,30 P.M.-Sunday 7,00 to 7,00 oould be I, new siding, chlm· '-!_ _ _;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;_ _ _ _ _ _.J HOBSTETTER REAlTY MONEY BACK 6-9%-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive 614-992-2181 ~ ~s_-21A a'!: ONE $15.900.00 HENRY CLD..AND OIIJce-...a.ZZ5 Bet. •usw f GIVE ERNIE HIS EXPEIIINCED EVINRUDE 69's Are Here Call Pomeroy O'BRIEN & CRj)W REALTY CO. bedrooms, bath, basement. garage, porches. The other is rental and in good shape, has FIOO. C~ OE"AR fK]'/! (jl\$ N6 Tie t REAL ESTATE, ftve rooms and bath on 4 level lots, ooe room ceDar, nice lawn and some fruit trees. 300 yards from hlglnray, close to school. prl· ced reasonable. contact Ben Qtllseaberry In Syracuoe. Phone t92-2954. IO.IUtc :~.. ~~":"".:.!,:.-"; I' MARCH ~011\'SH~ OUT ~ONDER AN' ERNIE CRENSHAW!! Business Services 1:.. 10.1~1c a~.:V ~~::oo7 BARNEY Enteriained SAID ··-THE WORlD HAS TOO MANYAHSWIRI: BUT liD'l' l!HOUGH QUISTIOHS! AHD 'tO ASK. QUESTION.£, Jl MAH HAS ro 1&1.TO ttP£RIEHCE, LIGAL NGI'JCI . • 1. ' IN THI COMMON PLIAJ COU.T OP MIIGI C:OUNTY, ONto lA D• V. Yueo, 1011 llmmoiUI COUrt, JOtil'l MO'OBY ·~ 1llf MAN WHO HAD MRVTHINC. £:o:c£Pl HAPPII1E~I I I<HI! \II ..:.tl' 'n!E At4~, At1H!E •·• Akron, OhJo -tQOI; 8til "THEN OH A O.EA~BRIGHT t"•J II. !lmlth, 101.5 P•rdiMI .A.ftDtre. ,.kron, Ohio ~~ md H.,len II. clnenpr, IJII Welton Avenue. Atren., OhJo ~DAY, A ~. "•· 14.Ut ..,.w., o. ve1111, lbuaebalettt; Ho1ll'lll"CI P0111'1U 11'1d Fredlt PowoU. 3113 Murdaelt An' ' ~. P•rllenburJ. W ., V•.J wW tab noU.ce lh•t on tilt> 1111'1 da' ot 8ep. tember, lfll8,, t.be undenlpod plalJl. tiHt fU11d their pet!Uon •pllull. 7GU lu the Court of Common Pleu of Me!Ja County, Ohlo, preyl.na fo:r ,.... Utlon of tho rollowlDJ duerlbed I'NI propeltJ': The fotlowtq real _.... ll.tut.ed 1a the TaWiilllip of I.AbiDaD, COUD.iJ' ol M.... aad State of Otuo ai'UI lmowo u: BeJnar In &ecu.oa Ttnnt' (JO), Town No. TbrM U"l, Jlaqo Na. U of tho Ohio CDmPDT'I Pure.U... Inti buwlded •n4 detlcrlbldl U r.l· -eo Hold Cook-In N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 3 ROOMS New Furniture $'299 I atMBID Hill .qnO Ol'OTAMCE "· NGTICI IT PUILICATH)II Geortt• Hen4orallot, wboM pk~ a1 •eidence ll unlmDWD; J•elr. Headu· lhot, wboae Pl•ce of read•~ II Wl· ~noWD; the unknown hetn, de1'1Mee, •dm1niltnltor. ueeu&or Ul4 uai6DII of Georlla Bendenh~. KJ.. ceuecl; the unlr:DoWD betn. de.tMII, lea•tee•, •dmtld.ltnktr, GIIIC'II&or UMI Ulltaa of J1elll Heod1nh0t. feet~ ... ed; WlW•m G. DHIIM Pll Uada Devillll, aa B-Buite a.o.d, ron ~IGH GlUED OFr: INTO TN& IMFlN11"E Plldntufl, n . Wllll.alll ~J.!:!:' et •l., GEO. BOBSIEllER, NO'fembor, 1 -. 11).16-6to RURAL - 4 room frame, large 'AMII /4. WILL, P .. lftttff '· • • o-:an.•............., .... clatem, large lot on ,....-et 1965 HONDA , all accessories, to 181 10 Ill 11 lJ 11 II road. ~-00 down. Mrs. Stuart Brewer, Arnie and 111111l.Mc low mlleaae. priced to sell. POMEROY - I rooms, water Call 99!-7366. 10.17-3lp -=F""'oa-,..sALE=IJ)Is!em. storm doors and wJn. Teddy, were rec«Jt overnight dows. Outbuildings. Acre 1<!1. ~est& or Mr. and Mra. Dalla a Nlnety-two shares ol Pomeroy lo... to-wit : - " Janey and children, LanpvWe. National Bank Sto<k will be oold FI.OOR Demonstratnr, 1988 Be~~JUU.Dt: •I • fioftll oonor t.o -.... tll.OOO.OO Clark'• In e.nb!r ol ned OD Weill Howard Dalley entered Unlverstereo AM & FM radio record MIDDLEPORT lWRAL -Lorio to the highest bidder tor not less rua: UtiBee ,_IJlduilll ..W. Had oity Hoopital Thurlldaylorobaer..utb a dea. ..., 11 pololl lblaoa olayer, tl14 or $7 a month, than $90.00 per share, the ap. nil 11tbt.. 8 room well built old home, 10uth 11 mtnu• wot 11 ~ vatlon and treatment. Mr. and load honln c_..,... IMinl Phone 773-5910. 10.17·3tp Hllth t1 deJ. wed 14 poae•1 1101101 I \!o baths, good drilled wen. Mro. Dalley spont.overnlght Wed- praised value, at the omce of thlThe lUBe land .. tb•t Wbkb wu de· .MI det- W. n pi!IM; at. ttf Mil. II Panel Two 111 t.be dud 5ll Acres of land m blacktop nellday with Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Brien and O'Brien, attorneys, 1ertbetl w. a poleti N. ~ dor. w. as to llodne, Down1nt, Htonlltd In 1"611 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. poiM; N. 531tt! der. W. 11 ..... to road. Otber buDdlnp. Miner- Dalley In Chillicothe before go. 100'h Coort Street, Pomeroy, u the a~tc:U. to O.K. Lan4illt: UtenH • etaue ln pld road; tbeDct N. Volume 1(11, P•p 1•1 . The macnm~ monograms, bulOhio at 10:00 a.m. Satunll,y, als. $13.000.00 HYI deJ. &. lit potd to e etou llflfOniDCI Deedl; VolUDII let, P . .e lng on to Columb.ls. comor to Wm. Clark; tbeacll "W1Ua October 26, 1968. For further 11:11. and VohuDI J21 , P•• t:31, lteli• tonlloles , etc.. pay $41.!10 or III'LEN or VIRGIL TEAI"'RD Mr . and Mra. C, E. Silvera lnlorrnatloo call 992-2720. Mid Ciu'lll I1De N. SIMI .... E. &I ( uunl)' Deed a...ordl. $6.30 a month. Phone 773-5940. UIIOCIATES polu Lo tho plact of beq:I!II!IDf, III!IWIII have returned to their home at Tbe re•l ella" hortiD CODVI,-.4 coDtalfti.q tl •ere~ ID4 a rot11 _. WUllam E. Stivers Mint tba UJM n•l elt.a.M u tblt 10.17-31p IIYRAaJS£ COral Gables, Fla. after a three l•n.4. NnYeJed from RodDtJ DoWlllal Uldl Admlnisb·ator of the es- M.annlnf Web11er to H1Roo N . Wolle a&FEKENCI: ODD: Val . Dl, .... 10.111-3tc week vtrslt here with Mrs. H. 0, BU. DMd aec:orda. jfot• CouD\J' tate ol Claude E. GWlan, I.Dd ...rry Wolfe bJ' dnd dlte4 Fob· Oblo. MODERN walnut conEwing. ruary "· 1111 aDd nearded Fel»r\l• dec, You ue req\llhd &o •u-r tbl 11ry It, 1 • U. deed boolr: No. 1M sole. Solid slate tuners and Brillll Mullen, 12-yea.r-old son a.aid peUtton b7 U.. fotb dU of No~~ P11e 187 of the Deed ikeordl ol >'ROP TRANS Yimber, 1MB. or j\ldiiiWDt b' Mamplifiers. Vernier sllde rule '11111• Cou.nt:r. Olllo . of Mr. and Mro. Don Mullen, Ia Buslnas. Servlees Tel'mll of Sale: Cub rM not 1 - f•alt wUl be Nndered ap1Qit J'O\l· Manning D. Webster, Mary A. tuning. Precision bulll record DITCH DIGGING, water linea, recuperating at home lollowlng UNA V. IIAION 1h•n hro·tblrdl of tho 1ptWai.Md Webster to Isabel Slmpaon, lots, \ "iliUI, Ute Proptr17 belAI .ppndled. FAY 11. &IIITH changer plays all speeds. Pay ooae surgery at Hal zer Hospitleech beds, Paul Anderaon. HEI&N M. CLKV&NGD l't 11500.00. Sutton, Racine. PlalaWII only $5 per month Or $13.12. ROIIIIT C. HAITINeACM, MaBOn, W. Va. Phone m al this week. b71 caow. CBOW • POil'l'n James F. Arnold, Ruth B. ArnIHiflll, ott MIIOI Phone im-3218. IO.IU!c Att011'111171 hr Plaintiff COUNTY, OHIO 5788. 10.9-30\p old to Jerry L. Matheney, Twlla 10 " ; 10 <I> 1a. ao. n no1 4, u. ta ttc: 11; 10 Ill 10 1ft l1 I lkl Matheney, parcel, Middleport. FOUR room bouse, bath, all DOZER, BACKHOE. trencher Wo,yne Harrlsoo,Mj<rtlallarrlMASON - Brownie r._ 137 conveniences, Pomeroy, prlcand truck service, aepllc held a cook-in recently at the 'on to Sarah Marie Smith, lot, ..t reasonably. Contact Bob tanka, wal<!r tines, basements, Maaon Mothodlat Chlreh. Tho Middleport. Eastman, Phone 992-5190 or also topsoil. Henry Bahr, Brownies had as their gueltl, John Groves, Patricia Ann Chester ~35S8. 10.14-Gip OPTOMETRIST phone 9lli>39ll1l or Roger Bahr, members ot Junior Girl Scwt Groves to Leo C. Kenned,y, Jr., phone 118f>.31158. ll).s.!Otp Troop 87. For their mew, the 9,95 Acres, salisbury. OmCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON TWO FAMILY house, 291 Race THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY Arastasla Staats, George l!lrl• ~ed hamblO"ger drum. St., Middleport, Phone 9ft. C. C. BRADFORD .Ucko, walking llalad, marah- Staats to state ol Ohio, Ease~1~11-tlp .wcnONEER mallow treat, &Ollltmores am ment, Olive. Bessie Bentz Bollman to GerComplete aom.e Kooi-Aid. Thlrjy.aJx aeouta and A GOOD DEAL, 1168 AM-FM five gueltJr attended. ald L. Powell, Mary R. PoweU, stereo console with 4 speed ""'"" RHme,tiNI!l Olllo lot, Pomeroy. automatic changer. 4 opeaker Jolm W. Arblugh, Ethel ArCrttt lh acllua. sound system. Lovely walnut baugb to Clarence Brown, AI· I I ttc console. Take over payments bert& Brown, lot, ouve. Eaeape Artist ol 11.50 per week or pay AIR CONDmONJNG Refrlger. Etta Mae Panona to Paul H. OILY One of tbe most notorious Parsons, parcel, Letart. $\OI.IZ. Try It In your !lome, atlon oervlre. Jack's Refrtg. artists of all time was Gina Menchlnl, Clamente Me,. Phone Im-2138. 10.14-Gic eraUon, New Haven. hone escape $30.00 .......- .. John Sheppard, an early 18th· chlnl to Guido J. Glrolaml, Paul 812-2079. f • lfe century English c r i m i n a l. Simon, lot, Pomeroy. CllwlleltT_. A S'lll\:R In Ume, 11168 zig zag Crowds paid to see him in the Foster B. Bean, Freda M. automatic sewing machine. READY • IIIIX conerete dellv. prison. When he was finally This has 15 bullt-ln dealgna. ered right to your project. hanged at Tyburn, the execu· Bean to Douglas Blaoell, C&roqn Makes butlonlloles. This orFast and easy. Free eatl- tion was viewed by 200,000 Bl1sell, lot, Ollve. FUINITURE CO. Harley C. Roberto to WWlam Iginal sold for $298.50 now pay malell. Phone 1192-3284. Goeg- persons, according to the EnB. Collins, Jr., t.oretta Fern W. YA. only $75 or $5 per month. leln Beady • Mil Co .• Middle- cyclopaedia Britannica. Collins, Sallobury. Phone t92-Z1136. 10.14-Gie port, Ohio. I 30 lie -- TO DAAI AKD TO ., ... DAILY LRu:,:;WUKU ._ --- 1. 0cnmlelfett • . Lyre'• 9. PUiar of otone 10. Ollce 12. Beleet8 and pltlen . 13.,..,.. eryltol U..Loom 18. Irritate 1 'J. Recllnu 18. Overhead train 20. Creative .xtety : abbr. 21.Afttx DOWN l.Dumb J . .uoloted S.Oermall mer:-. f . Plateau &...... partner I. Ceylon mou 7. Jean Baptiate B. Column I. Teatro all& - . .,. ......... ll.Pennlleu 115. RecolltcLt li.Impoot II. Brt11Ue- 1ll<e -.... ....... - ~tg~l.lJ];-IJ.J ::::!!:! .,MJz= part II. Com- ~· Unoenmble tbeoelour Jamb!.., one letter to each .quaft, to :tf.lllx· clam&• 20.Liko Wll· menac· 28. llulldoal!r, 1 .- for one 2'1. Lepoo JI.J:Inat.cd m anapd ,.......... .. form four ordinary word•. ~ SO.Chun:h 33.=-- 30. cut 3'1. Qoo1 •. Printer"• KI ......,_ IGOADL4 ~ I I ) _,. ......... .......... 22. Feature• of& :M.Hol.lt I t) I :18. llllkflell 31. Not ltrkt U.lllm'• - PRITOM - Now.......,.. the dt<kdletten r ) to f - the ....,.... ....... .. :::;-~~-~~:;~;~:=:-~ bJ the ...... _ .. II. Radar otpo1 -. - .......... I frilllllttSIJI'UEDSiflltn I A M. mJectrtai&D.'• tenD, lor "( I I I I I ]" t- ... Trial I.__. ,..,.,,. ....,. ...... ,_ .,._._,.,eM J celebrity y ellft'llay'• l&llon&UA phenomenon Ml. - t ... tlma1l a.-.U.Otula II H.Ttuoe<d D.ULY C8YPJ'OClllOTE-IIei>o'a how tD wwk AXYDLBAAXD LOitiOI'IILLOW Oao 1etier llmt>17 oi&Ddo fO< - · lllilbla -pte A,. uood for the tlmlo IJ.. X f..- tile t - 0'.. etc. Sqlo 1rqJ1111e1, tbe leqth IIAll lOin attoe of! tJae wardl an aD ldld& lladldlaJtbBcode_ON_ 1 MASON II lo ,, • U1111 DM1DP fiWIIt LA1UI AD;;; a KIIB8 •. Jt: BIIB XJ'WB BNW BCKBB·W 811: II GliB, BXO Jt:J'Jf BBl"'W . JfKBI SJ'C a 'l'BitJfDOB.-BJ'Jt:JfBW• LDBBD ~ 2 ..,. OJJI U I 1 DS1P)CII~ BAll otiM IJRS c:.DDfART ...,.._ 1U11a DWHiii BAM D .vD JIAD.~LIIWD ( · - - - · .. . . . " ta.lll.) _ '.' XBI· 2 Vll;HID ,., !lllll"-1111'1 t- tiA>tOID WITH W!IGHTYMKITM!H'l'S ~· HfJ\I!.IKG· L!~S ··· BUT tlHAVOIDt1BU! 00\ll'lt> UPT TKIS BURD£lt WAS MY" PROBI.EK ... AND TH!H. !. ~ 1!! lOtPER! �I - 'n. tlallv Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Friday, October 18, .~968 . I Replies . ... =a::!"'"''W%" Nearly 100 New Scouts Stalnaker Signed Up In MGM In Vietnam~ _lttporta Crom trur districts trict «10rdlnator. It Is apectIn U\e Tri-State Area Council, ed that 25-30 ..... Cub Scoot Boy Scouts or America, show packs and Boy Scwt troops will that almost 600 boys became be organized aa the result of the Cub Scwts and Boy Seoota Tues- recruiting drive. clo.Y nisht as part of the School Boys or their parenta wbo Nlgbt lor Scwtine recruiting pfO.. could not attend their local School gram, The M-G-M District con- Night tor Scouting program may tributed almost 100 boys. get information about beromlng The tinal tally ahoulc1 reach Cub Scouta or Boy Scouts b_y at least 1,200, according to calllng: In Gallipolis area Clarence 'Thompson, M-G-M Dis- Carl Cameron, ln Rio Grande area - Rev. Robert Mussman. Early American In Midd!ElJX)rt area - John Decorator Items Fultz. In Wooden Ware In Pomeroy area - Pat Wood. The M-G-M District wishes ePLANTERS PLAQUES to thanh all Boy Scout aod Cub •SPICE RACKS Scout volunteer!! who helped ln eWALL SCONES this recruiting effort. ETC. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0 . LOCAL TEMP The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday, with llght raiD [ailing, was 63 degrees. , FASHION IDEAS Given By Dudley ::.: ~. -5 Torey llalnoker, em of <': :~ Mr. and 1\lrs. HariOIY Stalnal<or, I!! funi610Y Route 3, hal arrived ::;: :~: ln Vietnam m a year's tour of ~~: du1y with the u.s. Army. COLUMBUS (IJPI) - WDlard He Ia aboard the Corpla Chrta· II Ba.r 9llp aa a helleoplertru... P. Dudley, odmlnlalrstor of the &lata Bureau ol Elnj1loymlr!t miaalan mechanic. ~clallst ~or Ia a 1965 Servleoo tndll' roplled In IIIII· graduate of l'l>mei'OJ' lli8b S<hool geotloos modo by live youth and graduated from the Oldo worken on lmplemontlnil pro. Slate Barber College In Colum- 8fllllS In help reach all dlaad· lxla before entering the umed vartapd youths In tho state. Dudley commented on each of forceain November, 1966. the provtwo sugpstlono, then He .-nront basic tralnbli eddod some of his o1m. at Fort Bragg, N. C., and later ••PUblic reereatim haJ tradl was staUmed at Camp Eustis, tlonslly beon regarded so a toVa.; Columbus, Ga., and Corpua es! problem," lludltiY osld. "To Christi, Tex. Ills wUe, Teresa, tle<UI'O lll!lllOrl with atote lUnda lives in Pomeroy. would reQllre new leglolalloo." ~!allot ~er talked He said to secure new leglalawith his parents by abort wave tloo the grwp r:i live youth CO· radio about a week ago, Ills adordlnatoro should plon to get dress Is: ~...s Terry D. salnathe matter before the next sesker, RA 51876940, Co. A, lilt T, sloo of the General Anembly. C Battalloo (ACFT Molnl. Dept.) The coordinators included: USNS Corpuo Chrtatl Ba.r (SGU); James A. Roseboro, Columbus; FPO San Franclaco, catlf., H<ll>eri D. Lewis, Dorton; 966()1. Clalck Buckenmeyer, Toledo; Walter Beach, Cleveland llld Rl chard Nsai, Akron. On of the -lllions made to the atato, Dudley osld he saw "no reasm for the state . . . to sllocate t'lmds I<> the clt . les to •create' more employment :§ 483 Papers Supporting Dick Nixon NEW YORK (UPI) - Rich. ard M. Nixon has the ootspo.. ken edltorlsl support of 483 dally newspapers, five times more than Hubert Humphrey enjoys but fewer than the former vice president had when he ran for the presidency In 1960, Editor and Publisher magazine said Thursday. The weekly magazine of the newspaper and adVertilingindlstries said the newspapers Blij)porting Nixon have an aggregate elreula- of 20.7 mlllloo cop. les. Lined up for Humphrey are 93 dally newspapers with total clreulaUon of 3.9 mlllloo copies while 10 daily newspapers, rive of them in his home state, said. DudliiY'• suggestions Included: -Each ~ local commun~ lty be enoouragect to dovelop a comprehensive plan ror moblll· zatlm of tbe community's entire resources for worldng with the dlaadvantqed, -Better coordl.natJon ol resour cea In each conunwrlty to get the most dectlve use. -Inventory and provide guidelines for utfllzatlon or Ill supportive services necessaryto the rehabUitatlon of U!e dl.s- are supporting George Wallace ol the American Independent par ty, Charging grou neglect of mty E&P osld 280 dally nowspa. and extreme cruelty, H e n r y pero with 9.4 million ctreulatloo l'llelpo, Racine Route 2, has ftl. were still on the renee or mained lllit tor divorce from Vivian taining an independent stance aa Eileen Pbe.lpa, same addreas, c1 Oct. 15, when a prellmlnary In the Meigs eouncy. oommon report was «>!llllfied on editor. pJeas court. Ia! suwort lor Ute prosldontlsl In the same court. a divorce candidates. E&.P makes the suractim filed earlier by Esther vey every election year. Virginia Borger against Wends!! The magazlne nnt lnqutrles W. Barker was dismissed. to Ule 1, 749 dally newspapers, asking editors or publishers to CALL CANCELLED check of! candidates to whom Tba Pomei'OJ' lire deportment their papers were giving edltorJal endorsement. C-ards were re"AAlved a eall Tbursdlly alter· 111111 coming back lhls week, E&P noon when a car was reported on fire at Hidden Lakes. Howsaid. Per, the call was cancelled beSQUAD SUMMONED fore the department arrived at The Middleport emergency the scene. squad answered a call Thursday ntglll In the home ol Alma Simp. NAME CHANGED aoo In Bradbury. Mro. Slmpi!Otl, At an ol!lelal board mooting who had become Ill, was taken to this week the name or the RaVslerano Memorl&l Hospital cine United Methodist Church where she was treated WJ.d diawas changed to the Wesleyan Unlta eharged. ed M - I l Cbureh. FileA for Divorce BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., '' ' PIGSKIN _! OR ' • POCKETBOOK The set with the "works in a drawer" Here ·s a Co lor TV wit h the works you can see. The wo rk s cons1st ol 10 tubeless plug -in min i -circuits thai prov1de solid-slate dependability. and fa st. economica l at -home service . Quasar the se1tha• stavs ar home working .. II 82 Channel UHF/VHF Color WERNER RADIO & TV. Middleport, 0. By Death Of K. A. Leikari dlotdeal _., 1111 W.........., af4' In a ltau· PT. PLEASANT - Of all the ways to be sure of "scoring " of achieving "goals" in this life-such ~s a special trip, higher education, new car or hom~-probably the surest way is to open a Savmgs Account here right now! We'll keep it growing with interest, as earned. You keep 1t growing with deposits every month or payday. Start saving here NOW! POMEROY. NATIONAL BANK POMEROY RUTLAND Serving Meigs County for over 96 years Member Fe:lerol Reserve System Optn Friday Nights 5:00 to 7:00 Kemeth greo In . . Arvi Lelkorl, t3, of 928 23rd 91,, Pl. PIPI!I!It, AU doad em arrival at Pleo- Vallllf lloapllal 'llwtredl,y lflernooo ll!ll'ertng an - • heart littack at Ida homo. Mr. Lolkorl had been adrisor fit Elplorar Poll 281 fit Main S1raet llapllot Clltreh for three years. Under h11 actf.ve Ieader. llhlp the unit ·had grown to 45 membon. For their Wtatandlng Job cm!nB lho eollapoe of the &lver Bridge the Wilt llld thslr adriaer reeslved the R~ Re118rVe Award from the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America. I from~ Uldvar. 1N1111d AU llrot In tbo Air Corpo Ia WOJ'Id war n IDd wao a of the .......... or CHARLESI'ON, W. VL - Tht IUr.obma of <N of the vlcllma of the lllvor BriAI80 "AAll-lnlo the Old<> River 1111 7eor 111m filed aftmllllmlJbellllltep•n• the Clov- Plaia l)oolor lor on of t h e · - · - - 111111>. (Cootlnued from pap 1) Downtns, Thoodore T. Reed, Theron John8011., Helen RattiJum Cla&>l>, Pauline Atkloa, Betty Milhoan, Dolly Hayes, Virginia Thoren, Gladys Morgan IDd Vllma Plkkoja and honorary truatees, Mrs. Edna Stewart and Mrs. J, W. Herscher. Wallace Bradford and Mrs. W, P. Lochary served u the nominating oonunltteo. Following prayer by Mrs. Norma Lee, Mrs. Paullne Atkins, secretary, paid tribute to the 1418 A. v. Howell, long • time presltlont of the aoelet;y, IDd the late John W, Herscher, a vice president of the group IDd a [ormer reatdent who gave thouaando of dollars to Melgo County organbatlona and churches. The eoclety received IOJI\e $30,000 from the late Mr. Herscher towards tile constructioo ot tile muii4JUID. Plana tor the rnuaaum u drawn by Everett Ra,v John...., formerly of Pomeroy and oow of Columbus, were dloplayed.llobstetter spoke on tho alto loeatloo wldeh ha.s .,.., glvon by I h e Molga eouncy. Commloalooers. Two of the commisatoners were presen~ Robert Clark ond Ralph Wardon Ouro. The lhlrd oommJsll.oner, Dick Karr, was Wl~ able to attend due to illneas. During a dlscusaion it was pointed out that aome 32lJ books belonging to tile late Mr. How. ell have been turned over In the bookmobile headquarters. T w o members of the society Indicated that Mr. Howell had stated on 118Veral occasions before h I s doath that he had planned that his hlstorlcal poasesa1ona woold be given I<> the Molgo C o u n t y Musewn. Following the soctoQ- meetlne the trustees reelected olUcera. They are Hctlstetter, president; Gordon CaldWell, flrlt vlceprelldont; W. P. L<H:hary, second vice presidenti Howard Frank, lhlrd vice presltlont; Pauline AJ. Idna, secretary; Dolly Hayes, treaiUl'eri Norma Lea, chapl.aini Oleva Cotterill, musician; Beulah Jooes and Bob Hoeflich, pubHdoto, and Betty Milhoan, di- (IJ~U.S. SAIGON VletDam Jackie (Contlllled from 0 mlleo from llhaca, the homo loland ol the mythical tllysaeo. N.....,.. llld photosupltoro PTA Committee tried "' In - time "' Alltlravlda from Athena for Mrs. Kenlecb"'s arrival never made II. Oftlelalo of Olympic AlrwiiY• asld lhll!' had no planes or helleoptero available. The army. baeked Greek government llrst The Exeeutlve Committee of prorntaed In make two mllltary the Middleport PTA today Warn· planes avallable for nawiDlen, ed paronto of an Impending dao- then reveraed the doclolon, ger In the eommunlt,y. aplalnlng IIIIIY c:oulm't arrive The committee atatos thll Ills In time. reiJably reported that 011 S8Va Kemedy !biers eral occasions in the early eveMr1. Kemedl was accompaning recently an lD'Iclothed male nied m the filslt from Now has aweared in several parts of Yori< by her children, Caroline Middleport. So far, the miD .... and Joltn, her llep!ather llld made no attempt to accost anya mother, Mrs. IDd Mrs. Hugh D, one. He has, however, lteiJped Auc:hlneloaa, and the K1!111ledy from behind buoltes IDd appor. sisters, Patricia and Jean. ently other hiding places to ''Pat'' Ia the former wile of !rlglton women and girls. actor Pater Lawford. Jean is The Executive Commltteo of married 1<> Slophen &nllh. the PTA warns parents tobeparOnassla, wearing a dark auit tieularly on tho alert for the oafe. and red tie, a... In "' ty of their children. This, es- Andravlda from Athens with his peclslly, with the oPJlroeeh or slater, Artemlo Garoulalldl, the Halloween season when they ohortly bo[ore the Komed!' are more apt to beoo the str&ets. plane landod. So far, no one has been able Reports lrom the )>llrl city ol to identlt.r the ol!ender. Alttoa, Oll)>Oslte ll<orploo, osld preparations for the were being -rvloed by 18SCHOOlS CLOSED Meigs ColDrty schools wert~ year-old Cbrlsdna OnassJa, his closed today so that teachera daughter by his llrot marriage. arrived at Swrplos from could attend a meeting ol the Meigs eouncy. Educatlen Asao. Parlo about a week ago. Onaalla osld no llrm hod clatloo belns hold at Eastern been sat for the wedding. lli8b S<hool. Issues Warning Appoint Smash 165 Sampans In All-Out Raid Federal-Mogul Will Build Plav GALLIPOLIS - ()[lleialo of Federal-Mogul Corporation, De· troll, maker of auto porta have amouneed CO!IIIIl- of plano for the constnu:tton of a new plant here, aeoordlng In Gary R. IIJort, presldotll ot the Galllo Comly Community Improvement COfporallo!l. The flellit,y will greatly ln- !IOY7 Tht t.mll,y of Mol\'ln A. cu.. "IWill" - . . Coul QIOrd trell fit Pl. Pleo-, lllod lAIIt -~ llld Arm7 ...,,..._.. llo AU a mambor of t h o Ia f8dtral <Ob1 ...... '1'beiY lll!lllo a Commtttdll I I 0 • • Amorleon ~eal Sodel1, tbo ed the Plain Deolor, tile Foreot n.Ha lqJPIJ ~ llld Amerleon Sodoey of Cltemieal Cl1;y Publ.llhlttg Co., J)boCioe:.. - - 11$ _.till · - · E1181naar• llld Hal emploYed at &1ller Rlehlrd Canra,y llld ,... and . . . . . . - . . ... Goocb'ear Plant at Awle Grove p>rler JoleP!...,._ aold ~. U I IIOIIior dovelopment engl. The llllt """ ID AtJa. 4 or. Tht ra1d lala "VIet Coal neer. ticle In tile Plaia Deolar lim· lake'' 155 mlloo . , 'I wwt ill ~rvlvors Ia addltloo In the dOl' magazine doplcled Ute CID· Sailoa 'llwtredl7 .... cmo of latllar lnell... the widow, Mro. trell 1am111 ao 111cl..., baek- · tho - · amt •eee..tul IDd Am Bumnston Lelkarl; o n e 'ft'l1'd. dr.tJ, unleellaa hlllbJlllea 'P''"el ln-c:camtr)' naval cpra.. 11011, Mlehoel Kemolh Lelkarl, llld cantrell himself · - tlone,.. u.s. lllllltorJ ............. II home; 1110 cleu8hlora, Pamsla Httle to Hve lor" llld 1181 an tero Ald. Am llld Krlatal Uao Lolkart, tsnoram dnllk. Far tn lho north In · both at borne; me brother, Welbite IDID Red war IUJlPiloo, ko Lslkarl ol Rlversldo, Csllf. Amertean Martnea llammed FUDel'a1 aenteesaretentattvedolp IDID tile Nortb-81uth He was one ot three a d u 1 t leadon aeOOIIlpiiiY!ng the Trt • Sbte oontln&onl of Scwto In Philmont Ranch In N"" Mexl co lhla ly oehecluled for 11 Lm. Slturcta.Y at MohraGvMO Funeral eummer. He was chairman at MaiJOfl Home by the Rev. Gary Brown. eouncy. Heart Fund eorly thlo lltrlal Ia "' be at Akron, Ohio. Friends may call at the funer. year and on Sept. 20, was placed m the board of directors of al hOme alter 7 p.m. today. the Wool Virginia Heart Fund Asi!IOciatlon, Born at Fort Madl1011, Ia., Dec. 5, 1924, he waa a son Nikko Arvl Lelkarl who s u rvivea, and the late Gertrude Rupp! l.ell<ort. He received a bachelor's de- wlthln the city government." "Thla seems to be a proposal ol 'make work' that Js not jus. tined in toda,v'a economy," he advontaged. flies Libel SWt Area Residents Saddened w-..r a.e erease produclioo -r Dom!lllortoed 'llwtreda7 IDd Zcmo O>MZ) - 333 lllelll far tbo blaoot IUD iD the ['nmm!mfp arllllll. In tbo delta, .........,.,. ..... tile thraa 50.-~mr, hlab- _ . . Navy "lwlll ran the liiUIUI of Vlot CQJ8 guardo lala ''V.C. lake" , . otroyed 6f - - hula llld 15 M11lpiUlS llld clamapd 61 buta llld 25 Tht bloW bit tile heart (){ tbo CollliJIUid.at MJ!Ij)"' -.,ply Hue 11'0111 tho lOUth..- proriDee Ia South Vle1Dam to buo •. _ lOUth of SaJp llld ammd the oapltal. Allied oolcllers prowling Sol· p'o outoklrto found 1110 I!IIOl'rllla orma caebeo-ooo wiU! rifles IDd ammunition, tbo with 100 amirockets, 75 !'OIIDdl of aploolvtl llld - 4,000 b!llleto. I I :l Zorltle, Cheater :• •• : •• : .P olice Cite -Driver into City Court GAlJ.IPOLIS - Donny C, wu cited In Gallipolis Municipal Court Oct. 21 on a charge or taUure to 1~ Within theauured clear diatance alter an accident It 9:45 p. m. Friday on Rt. 7, three and seveJlootenths miles oouth o[ Cheshire. The Slate lllghwQ Patrol saki that Morrow attet11>ted 1<> pass another ~ car driven by Floyd Ktdd, 39, catlettsburg, Ky., aaw another car ~and IWened to cut ..ck Into his lane of trawL Morrow Qlied hio brakes llld hlo ear slltllnlo Ute ..ek of the KJdd ear. No one wes inJured. There was minor dtunago to the Kldtl car llld heaVY dlmage to tho Mor· FRIDAY THRU TUE'lDAY OCTOBERIB-23 NEVER A DULL MOMENT (Color) Paul No1110011-Geo. HON. CLARENCE E. MILLER. SPEAKER ""' ear. The patrol lave1tiallted a .. ., 6:00P.M., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 POMEROY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL oad accldont at 10:15 p. m. Frl· dlf em Rt. 160, elglt>-tontha mlle ,...ttt ot Rt. 55t. No ooe was !~>­ Jured. . omeoro roported that Larry 19, Columbus, lost con-- Burke, trol em the wet hltlhwo.Y 1 n d off the rlalrt olde ol the TICKETS AYAILAILE AT COUNTY RECORDER'S OFFICE WEBSTER AND FULTZ, ATTYS. r<JOtL HPdediGUth,NitlaVar..,y, . i8, Rl. 2 Vlllloo, ...,. tile ear ol! U. •.lflo $5.00 PER PERSON (Color) Pd. Pol, MY, I h.,.,..o,y, aJKI aeoordlng to potro1 loot coatrol llld her sllt1 orr the rood llld otruek ·ilto Burlra ear. There wao minor . . . _ In both eon. ~. Tbe patrol elted Nltla Vorney Jll Gollla c-ty Juwnlle Court ·a~~~rc~o.y o.t. charp of ~ In exeeso for road condl· - Kemedy AND Rollert Slaek-Elks Smtmer "THE.CORRUPT ONES" GAIJ..lPOLIS City police cited Harold E. Hannon, 19, or 205 Chestnut SL, to Gallipolis Municipal Court Oct. 21 on a charge or reckless operation after an accident at 9:30 p.m Fri. di.Y In the 900 block or First .• •• u ... • ., *""' JIM LOHSE Lohse Named Director of WTVN Radio Ave. Pollee said Hermon, headed northeast on First Ave., lost control or his car. The vehicle went otr the lett side of the street, struck a stone wall and went onto the lawo, or the Wayne Brown residence at 934 Fiest Ave. Juveniles are Fined Saturday GALLIPOLIS - Gol1ta County Juvenllo Judge John w. Jlow. ell lined throe )lvenlleo Saturday m State lllghwQ Patrol lraf· fie charges llld lolfelted bondl of 1110 othera who !alled to tijl· POMEROY - Jhn Lohse, tormer host of WTVN Radio's PtW• lar •• Lohse J...ounge," hu been tamed program director Ill pear. WTVN, Columbus. Fined were Nlda K. Varney, Ldlae, a native of Pomeroy, 16, Rl. 2 VInton, •10 llld oosta, joined the stafi of WTVN Jan. IPeed 1n excess for road a n d 14, 1962 and has since becmne weather condltlnnl; Brendl S. or» of eeotral Ohio's boot known Hemby, 16, Rt. 1 Bidwell, .10 and Jq~siar redia peroonalltleo. and ooota, mille voblcle, and In 1963 he was nuned music dJ .. Stapllon T. Simp ..... 17, Raclno, rector. $10 llld eolia, epeedlna. During the past three years Forfoltlng bcmdo were Rd>ert he was chosen by BlllbeartlldagH. Burillo, 16, Golllpollo, •18, azine, In ita research aurveya, failure In obOl' an autotnatktraf. as most _.mr In the Columbus tJe signal and cat\'ln F. Dorton, area for Ida ability In motivate 16, Cievelllld, if23, lpNd'na: Hstenlna audleneeo In roprd In hit recordlrws. He recentl)' received e special sUver record for brlng!oa tile bit 10111o "A FOOT LACERATED ~ for SUaan" to naUoral GALIJPOLlS - In 0, Ex· lame. liDe, ~. ICII ~ Mr. and Mra. 1n MB.Y or 1988, Mall• Hltlh Daniel J, Exline, HI. 2 Wall-, School chose the song "Maroon was admitted In Holaor Modleal llld Gold". 004Utbored by Jim Center at12:05 p.m. Frldo,y with and hls sister JenDiter, u the 1 14eeratlon of lho left foot. He official 1ehool olmamalor, Jim' a wu lnjurod Ita llll!ll1ed parents, Mr. ud Mrs. Harold Lohse, llvo at lOll Wolfo Drlw, em tilul. HII COIIdltlon II report. ed .. good. Ptlllleroy. •abat 11' 1 H I' Maoleo IDd Puet1o BleD, ... mtnoriv ........,lhlp - - ., ....,_,-........,uoatnAl& I'+ llldJ..,an. Reedsville Man Shot POMEROY - Robert Ralguel, 40, ol Rt. 1 Reedsville, wu taken In Veterua Memorial lloop!ial lor treotmmt of 11"''II'OIIIldo llld then jailed aftor he wao struck by a lllltltllm blul In the legs early Sllllrday morning. Ralguel was hit by a ~ blast allegedly tired by Norman Evans, 32, also ot Rt. 1 Reedsville, outalde ol the EYau home at about 2:30 a.m. Evona told Meigo ~v illerll! ROOert c. llartartbacb llld Proooeutor Bernard V. Fultz he tired at Ralgool aftor Raljpoel came to his home and struck him In the tace while he wu Weep, EviUI& and Ralgue1 are neighbors, Evana, ooon alter the lndleont oocurreo!, telephone !ilerlll Hartanbach and informed him of the shooting. 114rtenbaeh summoned tlte l'l>moi'OJ' Emergency StJtad, Dep. utles Manning Rouolt llld John Tllllo IDd Proaeeutor Fultz llld rw~hed to the Evans residance. The aherlfr took Evans into cu .. tody, and &a IKJIA(Imon left for the hospital with J!ai8uo1 before the other otficlala arrived at d:Je EYana home in another car. The CoolviUe Emergency unit was also at the aceoe. Ralguel, following treatment, was taken to COOIIIf;y jail where he was booked on an intoxication charge, an old dldavlt r1 cb- There was minor damage to the lawn, wall IIDd car. No one wu Injured. That was one of three acd• dents Frldlf bring!n,: tho IUlllUOl accidert total to 314 accldentl in the first 292 days of the year. Pollee investigated a mJnor baeklne aecltlottl at 12:37 p.m. Friday on Court St. , at the lower enl ol the city park. Ortlcers aald Roselyn B. WhobrE-y, 38, Addlt100, backed Into a parked car owned by SherJ L. saunders, 10, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. There· waa minor damage to both cars, Reported to the stadon was an accident that occurred at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the parking lot at the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, 825 Third Ave. Pollee said a car driven by Harold Erwin, 50, Crown City, backed into a car driven by Hm1er E. Beckett, 68, of 420 Hedgewood Dr. There waa DO dlmage to tile Erwin ear and mJr nor dlmage to the Beckett ear. Two Couples Ask Divorce Aetions <iALLIPOLb - Two coupleo lljJpliod lor dlvorooa Frlcta.Y In tho ollleo of MarJorie Rinehart, Clark fit Court, GoJJla County Common Pleao Court. Linda Rldlardl Harvey, Rt. 2 l'ltrlot, llled a petltloo lor a MARAIJDER HOMECOMING - Nancy Httrrls, dlu&hte< of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harris oC Middleport. poses fl'lth a bouo. quet of roses and heir escort, Cheater Roush, of P<meroy, aft.. er she wes crowned Hmnecoming Queen of Meigs High School in ceremonies before lhe Meigs-Wellston game Friday night. Min Harris ls a senior. Frey MGM District Scouter of the Week POMEROY - A bigger, more challengtrw owortunt.t;y taa called Walter K. Stewart, adminlstrtttor of Veterons Memorial lloopltol, am he has accepted Ita stewart, 50, administrator of Veterans MemortalslnceJ.....,.. 1966, said he will become administrator of the 11~ l..aneuta'Fair11eld Hoipltal on Nov. 16. His reaignatl.on wa• tw:ded to the Veterans Memorial Ho!IPital Beard of Trulteea Wednuclly rQtt. It North Gallia Classes are Being Held GALUPOL1S- TheNorthGal111 Local Sehool District Is spon. oaring an Aclllt Basic Education program for the relidant.s of all 'lbroush oooperatlm of loeal 1cllool tllatrlcts or Gsllia eoun. Qr there are clasBeB In progress at North GoJJla lli8b S<hool, K,y. pr Crook Higb S<hool, Hannan Traee llllih SeMol, ond Southwoatem llllih S<hool. Eilrollment to date ln the classes is as follows: boys in New Hliven. He has not tound time, but taken time, to gi w to boys unaelllshly and he has stoa1 tall In the eyes of boy& in New HI,... lor the paat 17 yearo. Hla wife Glenna ha.s been • den mother eight years. Jack entered acoutl~ IS u[)en n.d" in the lloll of 1961 with 1 ,_ CUb Scout pack, tho Drat In New Hawn, No. 256. Ro was Den n.d for a "'""Je of yeoro, thea became eub scout master aJKI had three 1001 who were nont atiii -otlng cldld ab ac::outa, 11 they reached the In JO!IW'Y, Sho oliO setlks all1110111' and cuBIDtly of the eldld. rflhlage. Frey became scoutmaster in Mary Romey, llled a 1956 of the Maoon troop. He petllllm far a tllvoreefrom Gorno C. Vllltere, Lopa, W, Va., on eateoaiw training at all the --fltiJ'OIIliOiillt ofduty. 11110<1al eventa he waa able to 'l'baf...,.. married AtJa,17,1935 atteod while eub muter, taklntl IDd bavt <N minor child. She along all the Den Methero who aloo - a cuBIDtly ol the cMid. wanted to go. ln.J..Publlc l)aJIImottl ~tllrclo.y. • ,.. ~ _ , _ He added: ''Mr. stewart's move fO f.ailC.alter.FairlleJd J1a 1lfCiao! dert\tl OW><Jrtunillo' for him, tlemonstratlni hfl tina IU<Cell liKe U an administrator. His move also is 1. most regrettable acttaD. tDr VeteraruJ Memorial as he will be dltl'lcult to replace.'" Nolan said perhlps one of the chief achievements of the past opened under Its pnseat Baud three years tmder Stewut's ad- or Trustees, as a DJnoproftt hotministntion has been the devel- pltal, October 24, 1964. SIDt:e opment of smooth cooperation Stewart succeeded Charles ~ between members oi the medi- out as admlnlotrator eor]l In cal staff which is made up or 1966, Ve......,. Memorial doctors or osteopathy and medl· pltal has increued Its '"hUent eal doctors. Wlth R. R. Pickens, dQa" an avenge ot 1,000 • D. 0., Chief of Staff, this coop- nually; lnereased tho lllliXIor fit eraUon has achieved listing or eQioyees from 74 to 88 and lothe hospital by the Amerltan creased the numberof.bedaavallable to the public ~om 46 to 51. Hospiial Association. Hospital operations have per~ Stewart himself told t h e mltted the spending of $22,000 Tlmes - Sentinel he considered in capital 1mproV8llleiKs. The helping bring about this cooperapayroll through September, 1968, tion ooe of his most important already hu exceeded the _pay.. cortributions in almost three roll or all of 1965. In 1967, years at Veterans Memorial. there were 1,820 admlalllD08, There are nine physicians on The Stewart administration hal Veterans Memorial Stall There also been a time or growth ror are over 30 on the starr or ~ two hospital auxiliaries. Memcaster • Falrfteld, which recent· bership in the Veteran~ Memorly was made an open start Ial Hoopllal Auxiliary hu growu, Veterans Memorial Hospital as haa its reaponatbilitlea. Mrs. Faye Sauer Is president. The Junior Auxiliary, the Votenna Memorial llospital ~ ers, has experienced lim1lar growth. Mr. Stewart, a resldert ot Syracuse, will move to I ADCII ter lC)Oil taking 111 hJs ~ Goll14 Coun17. NEW HAVEN - Jack W, Frey Ia the M-G-M District's "Scouttr of1he Week." Jaek is the rea.. aon 'fro(lp 256 is still serving divorce rrom Ronda Harvey, Bethol, on groundo of gran neglect ol duty llld tllllrtml8 cruelty. Tilof were married Dee. 31, 1963 llld ltave one minor child, the plsintlfl 14 PfOI· -or, v-·· Stewart Will L eave 1'II • '.I_ etgs Tr\l.!lllOJ In Reckless Operation the assault indictment. A demur- Ol' .......raeturiD hctlltfp In France, ~ Jtall, At& " " in was accepted wlth regreL "Mr. Stewart's resignation na a gtUt surprise," u1d HDifard Nolan, president of the Veterans Memorial Hospital Boart1 of Police Charge Driver Morrow, 18, Rt. 1 Galllpol.la, OCT. 18-1&.20 •• COOL HAND LUKE" entine or MEIGS GENERAL Hosm'AL ADMISSIONS- None. DISCHARGES- Ncoto. eraldp (Continued on Page 2) questions, which, by the W8¥, were quite lrrelevant, he refused to anawer the same, thus renewing his objection to testily, despite the waiver, andwasthere'!11"" . .lhr~ed with -.npt . ~~~~.r!!ILJ!\!I!I.J!llt.~.•,..l\! .1!!."'1'/9. liB.: , •.!Jl'l~I~!'I.,IW.~.,-· ~~~ John w, BurlUe, Jr., gree riot and tuso agiJ'av'l'lie Opinion o:ontlmi8d: "Even . r:i eaurt 'I>Y11ii"'Pi'61ecatlng lit18, jUld 11M Jon!iy, 20, of Utlllllt. The eaaeo are [)Otltllq If lhlo ware oo, IDd the court lome¥ If he did not aniWer the Goli!Pollo, In tho July 14 Incl. trial. should lind that he did Wldor- (JiesU.on. I eonsJdar this, and othtlont- 1n wldch Pem - e . 16, Judge Mlteball In his doclsloo aiiDd tho privilege oulllclently er circumstances involved, aa Chelldre, reoetved a broken jaw. concluded that even though the to waive Jt, whal the defendant belni violative of the defendant's . BurlUe, Janey, MJke Dldfy, witness (BuriUe) was instructed later on ln the oourse ot the constitutlmal rights, and t o r (Coittlnued on Page 2) ·1a, and Gary llu[fy, 20, Gslll- obout his constitutional prlvUege, grand Juey was aoked eerialn poll a, and a filth person, lndicted oeeretly, were Indicted by the September term grand jury. ·The Duffy brothers were abo indicted for aggravated assault 'and Jeney for assault. BurBle and Janey llled pleos In abatement I<> the secmddogree riot Indictments and Janey, In •• •• • • i• Unti !• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.: TONIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY rsle of nearly $2SO,OOtl,OOO. Today the oompany employes ty of Rio Grande College llld lllProdmately 13,000 people Ohio University. Allllating tile CO!liOratlon In within ita 13 dlvlsloos, and has the eeleclloo ware the Ohio De- 16,000 stockholders who o w n velOf)lllent Department, tho Co- more than 5,000,000 shares r1 lwnbia Gas &Yatem of Ohio, the Its eommon Bloch. Federal-Mo!l)l) hasgrowntonaCOlumbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company IDd the CJC of Uonal and intematt.onal prominence as the only Independent GoJJla County. Myron C. Sames, general man- prod.lcer or all major t;ypes ~ ager of the Haller Dlvl olon, said bearings In the United statea. It Federal-Mogul Is most interest- ia also a leader in developing ed In the posslbUitlea offered technitJ.Jes for the fabrlcatim ot by the new facility. parts rrom high )>llrlty metal "The GelllpoUs plant will pro- powders, creating combinations duce parts by a new process IDd densities of materl&lo oot we have recently perfected. obtainable by standard producThese parts are coosiderably tion methods. · strmger than those manufacturJn add1 tlon, the company• a 30 ed by methods generally used domestic plants mamracture oll in our industry, and the market seals and O~rtngs, gaskets, grindpotential tor them Is virtually Ing wheels, cutting tools, and unlimited," Sames said. "Since aerospace tuel system con,ponthe !acUity Is to be built to our ents and protective garments. own specifications, we expect to These proWcts serve as origire.allze important savings nal equipment and replacement through greater efficiency." parts toe avec 2,000 customers The G&J Auto Parts Co., with throughout the natim - includstores in Gallipolis and Pome. lng all the automobile and truck GALLIPOLIS - Gallla Couo- rer was flied to Janey's plea In it was (~.lite obvioua from the ty Prosecuting AUornoy John A. abatement to asfiiWit and no do· teatlm011Y of tile witness on the ~ling said Soturday he ·Intends eialoo has been tiled In that ease. wltnoos siiDtl, llldatalotertlme, to tiJli)Osi the doctaloo JUd&e Gary and Mike Dutry pleadod that be did oot really unclor'olancl Thomas W, Mitchell to quash oot gullt,y upon orraignment to the tltll Import llld nolure of his •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • •:wNDRiwf· u<~ availability of manpower, a fa~ vorable economic climate, the attractiveness of the area aa a plaoe to Uve and the proximi- John Epling Will Appeal Quash Action art, Sarah Cooao, JO!IIIo Now!blrlll!' KID& WlnnleDaf. ~er, MDGS THEATRE Goa•• I• Wild Admlulon 15c & SOc SHOW STARTS 7 PM Federal-~! listed BOVoral rea1011a for choosing to locate ln GaU.(poU a alter screening several possible locations in southeastern Oldo. II pointed to the ~ roy, Ilk.. ··•·•. parta olncb · Federal - h. had Ita beginning . mill II1JilPly ...... • TbroUgb expansloo and 1. OUI acquilftioo& and DMn ger .. has grown to be the natlon'a 332od largest ln<llotrlal oorpor. atim, wWl a eurrentannualsales 28 PAGES THREE SECTIONS -VQ-:--l.-:3:-:N-:-OJ:;' -~ . 3"'8:----P-O_ME_R,o'Y ""·MID c::::-:D c::-LE=P:-:-O=RT::. ------:: SU:-:-NC":::"DA'C":':Y,-OC==-ro=-a=-E::R:-2::-:0:-.""'19"'68-:-=------GAL-U-PO_US._PT_._P_LE_AS_AN_T_ _ _' P'"R"'/"C 'f'-:1:::0-:C::-:f:-N-:T::-::S Women of the &. Paul Church 1erved light refreshmoots at the clo,. of the meeting. Hlway Heclr.ler• MB.Y of Devoll!d To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley Rlgheo, Cheahlra. DISCHARGES- Rlehlrd 9te!r. :• El berfelds In Pomeroy •• : Are Open •• : Friday and Saturday Nights the corporation'• Holler Dlvt· aloo, wldeh bas pioneered In the fabrleatlon of parta from powdo.ted metal. Tho Golllpolta plant will inOOJJ)OI'ate and expand upon the very lateot Jrn>. vatlms and technology In this rslatively now lleld. An area on Route 7 on the east Bide of town ha.s been selected as the plant site. This Is lmmedl· slely adjacent to the new ChrtoCraft plurt, near the new GallipoHs airport. The primary structure will cover 62,000 &CJIB.I"e (eellllldwlll be dostgned to allow lor expan. &!oo toapprodmatelythreotlmes Its original sJ ze. The plant wf.ll Initially employ about 150 per. sons who, with the W&:Ceptioo of a rew management people, will be drawn tor the inunediate area. Design and constructioo will be done by an OhJo firm to be chosen (rom bids currently under review. Construction is tupected In begin almost immediately, with manufacturln8 ~rations tmts VETERANS MEMORIAL Hosm'AL ADMISSIONS- Charles Karr, Pomeroyi Helen Molden, Rutlllld; Thomao ll<hoonover, Ru11anc1; Oaa Boggeas, ~acuse; J o h n loy, WOllam Tamolttll . of + i rector. Dick Van Dyke Dorothy Provine DISNEY CARTOONS, For Whom The lulh Tell Flvaro & Cleo Feudln' Fivhtln" SHOWS SITE - Gary R. !bart, Preoldont of the Gallta Cotmty Conmnmlty Jot>ro,..ment Corporatim, points to the locatlon or the site on which the Federai-MoKuJ, Corporation, Detroit, Mich., will build ita new GallJs>olls planL The new plant adjacent to Chris Craft on Eastern Ave., which wUI en_,ld'y 150 persons, will be constructed by lhe Don Kfns Conatruction Co., Jackson, and construe~ tion Ia scheduled to start In the next 10 days, with completion scheduled for May 1969. c~~~~:clty ochellded to start In 1969. JACK W. FREY CUb seoutlns Ooorlsbed lor several yeara. Healsohadbooth1 11 aU the Soouj,.().Rimao. He - • troo,p "' Con'() Ar<rMtlnued on Page 2) North Goll14 11i8b Sehool, 18, with Roaemary Cuter as lna llrudOr; K.Yier Creel< H 1 g h St:hool, 33, with MelvUlo With•• u fnatructor; Haman Trace lll8h S<hoo~ 2:, with HODIJ' DU. lon u lnltruetor, and Southweltorn lll8h Sehool, 22, with Lots !lboetaulnolru-. Cluae1 are offerod In Amorlcan hi.Jtory, arithmetic, En 1Uah, and ..-ns, The purpooe of tbo 114111 baole etloeatloo P"" rram Ia In ,111'011111'11 - n t • lor the GrttWale ~ValtliiC:O DeveJ. opiiWU examination which Ia OQJiYalonl ~ • blglt diploma, aold Howard - . . . . Cooi'dlnalor. there. Eleven Win Degrees POMEROY - Eleven Molal am. Countiana were IJilOIIC 703 cferts receiving o1eanu at tho end of the summer quan.r It Ohio Unlverslzy. The 11'010> Includes Mildred Ohlinger Bailey, -~ Route 1, muter of scieace; Mn. Betty J, Fultz, Middleport, ...... elor ol sctenee In edneatlon; Thoma• L. Kelly, ..... maoter of edtteltloa; KaroD 111... 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