http://66.213.69.5/files/original/041e7b233defba35cc7165d470ca9681.pdf 0d2c29193e8e156a843c909db29c0a69 PDF Text Text .' .\ I ~ : --Dally Sentinel Mlddi_...~• . . 16-u• . ! - 0.. Oelober 38, 1968 ..Woman's oay•• was observed s.nsay at NaOIDi Baptist Church, Kerr St., Pomeroy. TN! Rev. L. Simpson. pastor, ' . servu:es, . conducted the morrung rollowed b)" a noon luncheon. The afternoon program wened with devotions with Mrs. Fannie Mae West with Mrs. Kitty Saunders of Gallipolis parUcipati~, and prayer by Deacon WilHam Armstrong. A song service was led by Mra. Armstrong, pianist. Following 8 testimonial servh:e Evangelist and Mrs. James Br~er spoke on missions. There was a rea(il~. "Please Don't Wake Him 1.\l," by Mra. Ml.mie Greene, and several •e-lections durins: the program by the jwlior choir. Featured spee.ker or the observance was Mrs. Margaret Armstrong of Gallipolis who used "A Woman" as her topic. Em· phasis of her talk was on love. She used scripture b'om Revelations 12. Refreshments were served. Planning committee for the observance was composed or Mrs. William L. Smith, Mrs. sarah Greene, Mrs. Mary Quallti and Mrs. Howard English. A warm weleome 1o Mr. who moved hero !rom -Sterling, Ky.,laotweek. '!bt-'erealdeoiD the former Cedric Clark home on SWih Third Ave. Ia Mlddlepl'". Mr. C:OUWIOII 1o plant • ..,.rlntendent atlm!Hirial Electric, and ll!e ....,le bave an 18 , _ old son who attend• achool at WDJiamo- bur& Va. SPEClAL RECOGNITION came this JDonth lo Dorothy Bentz or Raciae. an Avon representative.. Sbe was 1 ~ saleslady iD the area and In recotlllltion of her outolondlngrecord111ogiven a diamlllll pin; a •75 bond, and a caraage or ro1ebuds. The presentation took place at an Avon conference held at the Hotel MarliiL . IT PASSED US BY - THE GOLDEN wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bemett. So. our belated cor«ratu1adollll I The obsen..uce was quiet with just the family being there. Maxine came from Colmnbus, JeanandherhusbaOO, Vernon Rogers, and their son, Jim, were in trom Qak Harbor, and the Warren Bennetts atv:l their two, steven and Chuck, came trom Worthington. Halfbween Party Held Mr. and Mn. Harold Hager, Long Bottom, entertainedtsatur· day night with a Halloweenparty. The basement or the Hager home, extensively decorated Cor the party, ccmtalned a spook' house, fortune telling booth, offered games, and a decorated stage on which the costumeti were judged were featured. Judges were Roxie Farley, Jan Sayre and Grace Thoma. Co;tume winners were K a Y Holtz, prettiest; NaJl(Y RidenOUr • the ugliest; Kay Hager, the funniest; and Gail Thoma, the most original . The door prize was won by Ernie Writesel. TED CADWALLADER, STUDENT atll!e Kentucky ChrlollanColKool.Aid and cookies were lege at Grayson, K,y., is acommutingpastor. He apenda his weekdays sened by Mrs. Hager and Mrs. at Grayson ani then comes here on weekends to pastor the Bradbury Sayre. Mrs. KathleenBissellwas Church of Christ His wUe, aho a stu:lert, atte~s Morehead Ualver .. a co-bostess. Apple, candy, and sicy. balloons were given as favors. Plans are for the c<q>le to move into the new parsorage early Guests at the party were Deb· next summer. Meantime there'• eoough furniture in the house for bie Hager, Kay Hager, Brenda Mr. aOO Mrs. Cadwallader to live comfortably 90 weekerxls. Flowers, Gail Thoma. L in d a Thoma, Kay Holtz, Mary Holl2, A REMINDER- The Middleport cunmunity HallaweenpartyanCindy Farley, Catb,y Farley, Ter · nually staged by Feeney • Bennett Post 128, American Legion. Is set esa Sayre, I...orl Sa.Yre, Nancy for 7 o'clock tomorrow night at the MiddlEI)Ort Stadium. In the event Ridenour, Avis Bissell, Todd Bis- of rain, the affair wUL be moved to the legion hall. sell, Bellnda Deeter, Jeffrey Firat. aecoOO and third place cash prizes will be awarded In the Friend, Ernie Wrltesel, Randy categories of most original, prettiest. ugliest, and the funniest In Friend, and Gene Stevens. each of the age gr<q)s which are lt> to the nrst grade, d.nt through the ftfth, and sixth on up. The legionnaires will give trinkets aOO refreshments to each or t1w costwned. So ror a real fun evening, join in Lhe march of the masqueraders. Everybody's welcome, we're told by John Fultz, gen-eral chairman. Vern LltUe was surprised Sunday with a lan)lllpa,.cy laoboen· ance or hls 80th birthdl,y annher· sary. The all~ evont was held at the home or Mr. and Mrs. LltUe on Hamilton S~ In Middleport. A turkey and 1wrn dinner waJ followed by the presematllm of gilts. Decorated blrlhda)o coke was served and picttD"es were laken durl~ the aflernoonAll of Mr. and Mrs. Little's chUdren were there with the ex· caption of one datehter, M r s. Charles Wise (Geneva) of Crystal Lake, ID .• who his been 111. She sent a gift. Daughters ani their husbands present were Mr. anll Mrs. Dwight Haley (Eulooda), Mr. and Mrs, Jack Phllllpa(Vlvlalll, Mrs. Robert Clonch (Kathleelll, Mr. and Mrs. John Tyree (Delores), all of Middleport, end Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Little (Dorothy) of Columbus. Sons and their wives present New Haven PTO Will Hold Carnival Friday Rece tion Will Honor p NEW HAVEN - The New Ha· Mrs. KeMetll Holbrook, M r s. ven P.T.O. will hold a Hallo- Willis Dudding, Mrs. Bonn t e " ween carnival Frida,y, Nov. I, and Saturday, Nov. 2, at the New Haven Elementary School. On Friday evening the food and novelty p s will be the only ones op11. They wlH- open at 5 :30 p.m. 'The carnival wtll open 011 Saturday at 4 p.m. A T.V. set will be given away on Saturday evenlng. There will also be a mystery clown, who Is unknown to anyone and a prize will be glv en to anyone guessing who It is. The booths to be held at the carnival, their chairman a n d committee are listed bel<ow: SWeet ~ Canlb. Mrs. Don· ald Hartley, Mrs. Grayson wu. r--hart · Uamsm, Mrs. Wayne ............, Mrs. Lewis &nnmer&. Baked Goods (Friday), Mrs. Arlblr Hart, Mra. Wendell Kaylor (Saturday), Mrs. C h a r I e s ·••. Rwah, ... ~ o. Le·' ~ey Roo~ Novelty, Mrs. Charles Smith, MUGS TIIATRE TONIGHT AND TI!URSDAY October 30-31 NOT OPEN FRIDAY TI!RU TUESDAY November 1-5 PLANET OF THE APES (Technicolor) Chulton HealOn Roddy McDowall OLORC ARTOONS: FrogPood S..astbuckled SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. - • Ch urc h w 0 men Friday Ward. Prizes, Mrs. Rupert Kent, Mrs. Edwin Edwards, Mrs. DorBeY H. Roush. Duck Pond. Mrs. James GU bert, Mra. Chester Curry. Milk Bottles, Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Russell . Dart Game, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger · SQJ.lrt the Candle, Mrs. Char· les Zerkle, Mrs. George Carson. Fish Pond, Mrs. Warren Eugene Weaver, Mrs. Robert wea. ver. Cake Walk, Mrs. Carl Gibbs. ~Room, Mrs. Robert Sayre, Mrs . Jack Needs. COke Ring Toss, Mrs. Kemeth Vickers, Mrs. Robert Layne. ank Fortune Teller, Mra. l''r A reception to honor the new officers of Church Women United of Meigs Coonty will be held Fri· day following the afternoon otr servance of World Community Day at the Trinity United Church of Christ, Pomeroy. Women of Trinity Church, aponsors or the reception, are reminded to take cookies or sandwiches. The officers to be honored at the reception are Mrs. Ben Neutzling, president; Mrs. Karl OWen, vice president; Mrs. Rachel McBride, secretary, and Mrs. Gret.a Simpson, treasurer. A sack lunch at noon will begin the Friday observance. Mrs. James Richards, district chair· man of Church Women United, will speak at 1:30p. m. Theofferp ing will be used Cor "Christian causeways" and the "Right to Eat" projeds of the organiza- tion. • Gift certificates will be available at the service. The certirlcates at $3 each can be designated Cor a blanket or five yards of fabric, or can remain undesignated. All women of Meigs CoWlt)' churches are invited to attend the observance. Young, Pocket Lady, Mrs. Richard Grinstead. Clown Bean Throw, Mr. and Mrs. James Layne. Grab Bag, Mrs. Harold Rose. Ping Pong Bottle Game, Mrs. Jooy Roosll, Mrs. Gary ROU8h. Pemy Tos&, Mrs. Dwight Sayre, Mrs. Herbert C. Richards. Sllhwette, Mrs. Robert Gorrell. Kitchen, Mrs. Donald B u mgardner, Mrs. James Hart, Mrs. David Roush, chairmen, Mrs. Robert Ohlinger, Mrl; Larry Parsons, Mrs. Cedi ~can, Mrs. Von Stewart, Mrs~ Robert Nottingham, Mrs. Jim Hill, Mrs. Denver Thompson, Mrs. Donald Zerkle, Mrs. Ernie Roush. Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mrs. G I e n Marr, Mrs. Andrew Fields, MI'I. Paui Fortney, Mrs. Sam H a 1stead, Mrs. John Brabham, and. Mrs. Woy Roush. Pock 235 Holds Wedding Plans Party Monday An awards presentation and costmne judgif€ were highlights of a Halloween party MoOOay night at the grange tall ln Chester for members or Chester Cub Scout Pack 235. Nat Carpenter, new cubmaster, attired as the Halloween ghost, presented l bear badge am a gold and a silver arrow poirt to Don Eichinger arxlsilver arrows to Kevin Barton and Dana Flck. Costume prizes went to Eichinger, the ugliest; Oarld Mills, the prettiesti George Taylor, tile funniesL Carpenter ani James Hayes conducted games ani were assisted by Don Mills, Maurice Gagnon arxl Darrell Hawthorne, committeemen. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hawthorne and Mrs. car- Let your diamond go modern Are Completed The marriage ofMlssSlna~ were Mr. and Mrs. MarYI~Little, Mr. and Mro. Sidney ~·· and Dooald Little, all of Middleport. orlndchlldren altetdaa were Brenda McGuire,. Mark Haley, Dwight Haley, Jr.t Dale and Ronnie Clonch, Alberta Utile, Mark, David, TIUIUII1, Kel]l'andJolumle Tyree, and Rhonda ind Clndy_LitUe, Nlcldleport; Le&ler and llaJ>. ny WI.., Crystall¥!LID.; Mr. and Mrs. Gary DreMOr, Dayton; and Jndy Little, Colmnbua. Great • grandchildren present were Todd Little, Mlddlepor4 and LUcille Wlse, Crystal Lake. David Jividen of Cheshire was also a guest. Grandchildren urable to attend but sending gilts ...re Mr. and Mn. Leslie Wise, Middleport; Mr. and Mn. Elber Bissell, Co-hmtbuSi Mr. and Mrs. L&rry Doan, canal Winchester, and. Mr. and Mrs. Gen8 Butcher and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wise, Crys-tal Lake, DL Talent Presentation Features Fellowship At Mt. Moriah Church A talent presentation was a hlghllt!ht oC the Fellowship Day observance Sunday at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Middle. port. Morning ser,·ices were follow· ed by a dinner in the church dining room served b)l the women ofthe church. The afternoon program opened with devotions by Mrs. Lucy Hardaway and Mrs. Henri· etta RobinsoJL Miss Carrie Ward Supervisor is At Convention Mrs. William L. SmithofPom· eroy attended the Ohio Baptist General Association convertion in Cleveland as representative of the Ohio Baptist Girls Guild of the Providence DistricL Mrs. Smith is the district supervisor or the Guild. She was among the supervisors from over the state who reported on Guild activities. Mrs. Smith also participated in theli£emembership services, which the Rev. E. J . Johnson or Toledo conducted, by presenting Mrs. Harrison Bentley of Rutlarxl with a 1 i f e membership pin. Mn. Bertha Scharbauer of C~ lwnbus is me membership chair· man Cor the state. extended the welc:ome alii served as tnlstress of ceremonies for the program. There were two selections by the women's chorus, "Brightly Beams Our Father's Mercy," and "Precious Memories .. ; duets by Lepo and Timmy Jackson, alii Mrs. Carl Williarns and Mrs. Campbell Harper who sang "Well Done" and a solo, "Only a Look,'" by James Hughes. Mrs. ErvinBumgardnerplayed a piano solo, "WhlsperiiWHope," and "Swing Low, SWeet Chariot" was sung by Dolnlla Miller, Judy McCloud and Susie samuel&. Ervin Bumgardner, on his guitar, played "God Will Take Care of You" and "Just A doserWalk" ' and the musical portion waa condueled by the men's c~rus d~ lng "What A Friend" and"Come al"ll Go to the Lord." Readings were given by Mrs. John Moon, Mrs. Margaret Bowles, Mrs. Mary Sharon. Mrs. Myrtle Warren, Mrs. Arnold Riehard and Jullua McCloud. The benediction and closing remarks were by the Rev. Robert Jackson. Planning the ~·s events were Mrs. Hardaway, Miss Ward, Mrs. Pansy Banks, Cerl WUlluml, Hughes and Mrs. Richards. .. Plan Supper NElJlAY M!DD~RT . EDfl'OR'S NOTE: Five countlel In the IJriWol Slaws, out ora,072,bavevoltdwlththe winner Ill "l[~Y prellldentlal alectlon IIIIo cenlllry. are dlo.Y l p l h l i year? llel'e Ia a 1o1m report !rom UPI oew"l""' 1!1 eaeh.area. Just dial the fabric-wash temper1ture. •altation, rinu tamper•tur•. spin speed art all set automlt· .. \ ically • 2 -Position Cold Water Selector sav" hot w.tllr, shrlnkin1. fldlna • Deep Action Aaitltor tor thoroush. gentle cleaninl • Autometic lint removal - no tint tr•p. '229.95 BAIER FURNITURE ..DDLEPORT, 0. our exper;-s reset yo"r diarroond in a modern se ttlng . .. at , very low cost. Y<•Ur diamc. 1d wilf look lovelier, and large' too. ........................ It's the Season! Lay Away AGift Each Day! i ,\. ~···-----·-·. 2-Hour DRY QIANING SIRYICl IUPON REQUEST) OwiiiNI.-clooo""' 1. "' ----- Ill' LOUIS CASSELS ,.. America's five weathervane countle• ue pX.ntlng towud ·' a Nboo vl<lory. But they aren't too definite about lt. ~e wind 1e1m1 to . held !rom ·~··· will~ ,,, 7:39 · p.m. ~ lhe eetertalnero will be Uricl' WW!e hPt shilled toward Hubert Humphr_, rec4irtly, and the oolcome could be close. The so-ealled weathervane countle1 han voted wl.th the wtmer ln every presldelltlal electLon ln this century. Seatter· ed widely across the naUon, they are Coos and aratrord CoonIlea, New Hampshire; Palo Alto Count,y, Iowa; Laramie County, W)'OIIIIng, and Crook COWJI;Y, Orep. Here are on..th&-spot reports from UPI correspc:mdentl Gil :;1~ 0 ":> " . @ Nu,on ~ Certain Challenge Humphrey. Not to Wheel & Deal By United Preas International support whichever candidate Rlcbard M. Nixon oays . gets the blggeol popular vole II Hubert H. Hwnphrey went& next - · • presidential ele<tion 1o be !brown IIIIo the Hooae ,. the vice preslclaJI caa ''wheel and daal" bla way lata t h e Whll.l Hooae. Humphrlll' expreoaed oonfldenee he will beat Nbon. Nixcll dtallell((led the Demoeratle IIDDIInee Wednesday 1o Hubert Humphrey lD join with me in making tbla pledge." Harking to the possibility that no ooe gets an elecloral vote the three-way race may result ~ty and the electioo goes 1o the House. 1n none ot the candidates Predleting a -lng margin pWng enough electoral votes 11( 3 to 5 mllU... vllle8, Nlxm to win rutright. Nixon said: aald, "I Bland reouiY lo pledp "If Hubert Humphrey is to lo support lor prealdert the enter the White House, it would man who reteives the most have to be througll the back votea tor that office, whoever door- thl'OOI(Ih the help of a that man may be. I called upon third party to divide the majority. I stand reacly right lo abide by the decillion or BILL ZIPF ZipfWill Speak at .d 1\.. r.• .... Cand' ate LllXOn u: ~r~~:,::e :~ · ·· :.~~~~==~ ·os .fiJvent ~peaks to 5,000 .. Will ' Be Held on Friday Insr.llatlon of om cars wW be held at 8 p. IlL Friday whe• the Meigs Cooncy Pomolll Gra.,. meets ~at dte RockSprings Granp Hall. All suoordtnate gnnges1re Invited to take part Ia the lnatallatlon. , Laurel Grange will be hol!l 111'014>· A report of the slate coDventlon held at DaytonwUibeglv- CLEVELAND (UP0 - Repub- sitting in rows and rows of Prea!dentlal No m I n e e empl;r seats. Nbon's crowd of 5,000 iD the Rlcbard NlJoJD bad a exrs,OOO-HI.t audltorium oontrarrtprtonco W. .'\'W.night When 11e held a rally hire For the ed al!arply with VIce President llrll lime Ia hls Clinpalgn, he Hubert Huinpbrey' a throng Ill opoko lo a more than half em]>- 10,000 which Jammed the suburi>an Richmond Mall Mllllday ~ ball. uean Nlxonelleo, en. Make Elhrfel•s In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center••• Furnishings For Your H011e, Wearing Apparel For Y• _ r Fa11lly. Elberfel•s 1., Pomtro r wb o normally lland Ia front or the podium ebeerln& were sent lo the back "' !'mllc Hall to 011 ...... or the emp1y -t•. Before the candidate bei!&D hla opeecb, aeveral Ill the glrlo were diopatehed lo · Planned SHOP ALL DAY THURSDAY FROM 9:30 AM TO 5:00 PM • > wtaka." llllYI Doran ...Nhon aWl bu aamalJJeed. but•: . _ _._i h wu before... -4· CROOK COUNTY, OREGON ./ RGn Beaamette. editor of' tbe CDIIII'd;J'aWMkJ.I Dnl J 21t, lhe Central Oregonian, 1001 Nlxm 'lltmlng''Prtii.J lizaiiiJbut no laadallde." He tblaks HWIIj)br., balialel7 m&do .,.. illnlado '"' Nixon's llnnJih, but "II ...Wd be a raal ~ If Humphrey won." Every ele<tion year, a mock ballollnJI• held at doe blllli r<IJOOI Ia Prineville, the OOUIIIJ' aeat. OYer the yearo, ~ rrom the lludent voting have J)J"Oll'ed an excelleat bliCII ' . 11( how the OOIIIll!"• a.mllo will vole. 'lblt y-, PriDeYillo 11111l calli 238 voles lor Nboln, 1f7 lor Hllll!lli>Hl, 3f lor"+ .0 e.: Wallace. Weather enttne Sunny and warmer r-• night, Gov. James A. Rhodes lntrodueed Nlxm, who Ia turn, lD· trodueed Republican representat!vel WUitam Slanlon, WUIIam Minahal1 and Frances BolIIIJI 1o the crowd. He called 2) (Cortlnued Cll - By United Preao lnlenatlanal NEW YORK - RICHARD M. NIXON might wiD by a landslide but Ia IllY caae will win by a margin wide enough lo keep the dedsloo oot of the H0111e of Representative~, the ,_predictions, guesses a n d hunehes" of 482 members of the AmerlcanSode~ of New~ Edi- I showed~. . The Bulletin, the society's publication, said reports l'r<1ln the editor~ show lhe Rt!>ubllcan ctndldate should win over Huber! H. RUiq>href and Georp C. Wallace, tors OKLAHOMA CITY - CURTIS E. LeMAY, skeptical or the Paris oqOtlationo, belleveo the country could tabe a more direct route lo peeea Ia Vietnam. "I think the solulloo Ia very MIJio" he aald Wedneldoy nlghl 4•CIIJ 'II, Gim. Abrams, teD him to win aDd get out of the wa,y." He Aid the allied c - r In Vletram, Gen. Creighton Abramo, boo tho beat flihtlng forcoln American hlslory, but Aid Ills "!ruatraled" by aQdnbtratJon lhacklta. appeared Wlllkely the election 110Uld have to be decided In Congress. Humphrey himself Hid in Baltimore that be was "absolutely sure'' he would win the election lf loyal supporters keep working u the,y have in recent d&¥s. Earlier, 1n New York City, Humphrey campaigned bt the garment district and other areas, contldently proclaiming the tide had turned in hls favor. Ia other deYelopmenlo: George c . Wallace- The for· mer Alabama aovemor's third parcy carnpaign met new hecldlng Weduesdi.Y night In Philadelphia. There were no fiehta. as there were the night , before in Detroit. but Wallace JUpporters and hecklers e•changed angry sboutl during his _ . , ..... s1 a me.thlnl !Uied (Continued on page 2) Contract Sotd for 6 Hangars lodltl ... Friday. High - , . Ia tho ' - 60s oortheaat to low 101 IIOUCbwest. Fair and warmer tmaM Low In low 401 to'50s south and. west. -.t RVE CENTS I- Bar Failure Caused Fall o Silver Bridge f o~'Win ~ . ·~:~::::::!~::~.''!:~:::::::~::::~:::::?.::?.:::~:;::;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;::::=:::::·:·::::~:·:·: :!~; November 10th VISITS PARENTS M>Jor E. JllJ'cO Miller, who Ia otaUaned at Fort Sllerlden, 01., spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. · and Mrs. R, L. Mlller and other releltves in Middleport. ,.A THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1968 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIQ ~r====:=====::;::=:=:=:=====:=:=:=====:=:=:::========:===::=:::.::::=:=:=:=====:=:::=:=====:=======:========:===::========~~=t.~ Pholins Installation ~-. Devoted To 1Jw lnterats Of'IJw Meigs-MliMHI Area VOL. XXI NO. 134 ' Annual The IIUIUal homecomln8 or the Enleqlriaa UDiled Molbocllot Clllrch (!Drmerly ll!e E.U.B.) wUI be held November 10. Morning worship service 9:30 a.m. Basket dbmer at noon. The alternom service, beginning at 1:38, will be a Slnl!lpiratlon leaturing the Uhrig Brothers of Chillicothe, the Christys, and Jo. cal talent. ..., Victtiry • at e In ~arta, the moat powertul elty Ill ancient G.....,., IDbabltantB lived uiJJer state S~.Veni· ··• olon from birth and babies with birth defects were e~1ed to the elements to dle. 0 ~ "" "', 0 ubllcon Cou!ltJ CblirDWI ,.... J:l!lrl!l ~1.1 S:· ..-. ·~ t.J .D Nixon ltl'en&CIJ, '~ pre"' '1•1 .race·.W 0 ;t:.,reUJ cloao, with Hllll!lli>Hl plekin& up t. doe Jut ......... PALO ALTO COUNTY, IOWA Moot political oboervero rate Nixon olighlty ahead, but add that II looka like a cloae contest. Humphrey has pined ,...,ccln the past 10 day a, picking up support froiD eeme BUJ>· portera 11( Sen. Eugeee J. McCarthy who provlooaly bad bo1colled the campalgo. A lllraw poll . - . - this week by the Emmetlburg Oemocrat - Reporter gave Nixon f7. 8 per cent, ll!uqJhrey 46.2 par cent, George c. Wallace 5 8 per cent 11( the vote In the county. • ~~ .. Second Daughter Born Now You Know ·· .. Dcrler, N.H. A sidewalk poll . - . - Wedaeldl1 In Slnf. Humphrey 46.2 per cent, George c. Wallace 5.9per <ont oflhe !orll'o principal cl~. Rocbeller, showed NIJoJn and H11111J1br<ly t;_. (j ) (. LARAMIE COUNTY, WYOMING RIIIUbliean <llalriDIII Ed Morrilon claims Nixon wlu carry the .0...~ eaall,y. But Oemocratlc chalrlnan Larry SCbleek lnaista that ult'l goiQ1: to be elose." Sddeek contend& Hum»hrer will carry the count.Y ''il we get out a J.arp vote.'' STRAFFORD COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE t'"J "' " ~'."" .lR COOS COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE Looks fairly Ate lor Richard M, Nbm. A otraw poll COil• dueled by the Mancbeller Union Leader showed Nixon with a 2-llaad over Humphrey In the!lnahreekollhe cam~. However, state Democratic Cbllrmaa William Craig clalmllhol Humpbrey lo maldni! a - l a t e surp and'1t'tlettinc cloaer ud elolei- all the time.'' ..Nixon rl.gh.t now would carry Strafford, but it would be m18ht;r darn close," IQ'I Wayne Chick. an astute pojltlcal reporter who rover a the COIIIll¥ lor Faller's D.U, Democrat in I, ' . rumln& about ..... BUl Zip!, !arm editor of the Columbus Dispatch, will be the speaker for the annual dinner meeUng of the Meigs County Dairy Service Unit Mmda,y evening, Nov . 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern High School. Virgil King, president of the Dairy ServiceUnit,saidtheCount;y Dairy Princess contest will be held at that time under the chairlllall&hip or Rex Shenefield. Candidates must have graduated !rom hlt!h school by June, 1969, and be between the ages of 16 and 25 on JW1e 1, 1969. Application blanks may be secured !rom the County Extensloo Office or rrom members of the Board of Directors. Directors having tickets for the event available are Presi. dent King, DavidNease,JohnCOI· ' well, Wayne Rwah, David Kob· Ientz. Harry Holter, Rex ~enefield, Harold Carnahan, Edison Holloo, Oris Roush, ·vtrgll Atkina, Charles 'Ibelss, Edson Roush, and James Meredith. STOCKS OPEN HIGHER NEW YORK (IWO - Slo<ka were Irregularly higher at the slart lodly In Jalrly aclive trad1~. Dies on Wednesday dauglller or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith of COlulnbuli, waa returned. to her ._. 9lndBY after spendinll a week hero with her grandpar· ents, Mr. and Mrt. Arnold ltlebarda, Ia Middleport. Point to ..~ 0 how 1hil ele<tion HOmo 1o be 1101n1r In each or theae RETl'RNS HOME Frl&l••ln Wadlr will I>Ptsitlln Flbric SeiiCiar c; "·..... 't,,f 11( a~ compl-. Setllende Smith, '. " • '"'" ··...,.. · · .. .. .. · .. .. ·•· ,., · .. · • •......... ·· ........ · ..., .... ""'•'•'•'•''•'•'•'•'•'•"•'•X;~~<-->=-w···''•'•'•'•w,•.•,• ,;•'•''"'''"''''XV':;:?:'~ · • ..!. I Five Wea,thervane Counties -·-= and Roicoo Ill wctls-TV; A Jitney supr will be held ~. IIDIO day !rom f to 7 p.m. JiiooraTIIIJIISDAY liooa and pme -.ia artlo be WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Mid- In plaee at I p.in. on Nov. 15. dleport Firol Unltod Preob11trMra. Mary K. ROoo preoldlan Church, 7:30 Tblraday nlalrt ed at the meellni ithlch _..s at the c:hurChi .Mrs. Tom R P8• with the PTA prqer and the program; Mrs. Jesab! !hlniak- ,pledeo 1o tho liar. Or~• er devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. night was observed with Mrl: William /o[orrto, Mrs. Rlcbard .. - - Tblr· owens, Mrs. Plumber Beeoon, Kermit 1ee11 grandparenla were Ia atMro. Garon ~obury, and Mrs. tendance. JoeBalley. .. Poems were read by M r a. HALLOWEEN DANCE at l'llm- Roy Pooler and Mrs. Pearl Mol'a eroy Junior Hlt!h School Thurs- g&Ye 'IJC)Ialtons Ia behalf Ill tho day, 8 to 11 p.m. Live mulde by teachers and parents. Nal care "Experience '69." ~~ penter, new tubm&ster of Pack Meigs Girls' Athletic Asan. 235, ffas :Introduced. It waal'lOtHALLOWEEN CARNIVAL, ed that a leader for the ac:out 'lblraday, beginning 6 p.m. at troop Is IIIII needed. Room count was taken wttb ~acuse Grade School under the reading circle book gdng to 1"1'A _,sorshlp. FREE CLOTHING DIIJ, salva- the kindergarten. Mrs. David Holtion Army HQ., 10 a.in. Tbun· ter, Mrs. KemethAmtbary, Mrs. day, 115 Butternut Ave., l'llm- Huy Holler, Mrs. Poullnellyaell, Mra. Herbert MtlntYre. M r a. eroy. Reid Young, and Mro. Walller FRIDAY IIIJII(Jinted lo the November were FUN AND FOOD carnival Frihospitality oommlttee. day beglmlng :; p.m., Letart Falla aebool, sponsored by PTA; soup, chill, sandWiches, des. serts, run booths. MEIGS IDGH School ebeer· leaders spon80r an after rootball game donee Friday nlt!hl Is to at the Meigs JUnior Hlt!h auditorium In l'llmerDY, following Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. l'lla· the Melgs.Jaeksoo game, The tin, Pomeroy, are annwncln& Jays will emcee. the birth or their second cleu$bSATURDAY ter, Amy Denise, on Oct. 19, HlGH SCHOOL dance party at Holzer Hospital. She welt!hSamrday, 8 1o 11 p.m. at the ed BeYOil pounds and t b r e e Meigs Junior Hlt!h auditorium In Pomet'Q)' under school spon- ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and sorship. The Jays wlll serve Mrs. Albert Smith, Akron, and as master of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Alvle Pballn Ill ~- Mrs. Ella Fwerll', Homecoming Pomeroy, Ia the great-grindmother. Thulr other daut!hter Is Lena aae, age tlve. Is ·· .,'" ' ~~~'WW.:If:l~l*~~~=m:~:w:::::?M::~*~~:~~f.ifi.~:W-:Wl~~~•=:t:::::::::f.:::~?.:::::~::::@:::~t~~:~:~l:::~:~]:;:]:::::=:::~:~::::::~~=:=:~~=::w:~:~:m:::~~tc::::::4=w-::M:::'$:}.::~::=::::::~::;:::::::::::::::~-::~:::=:=:=~:=::~::::@.:::::.o:::*~ ' ' Lfl'ERAIIY Club, 2 p.m. ~edneadoy, bo"!o Ill Mlaa Beos Soilbom. · jVIU)WOOD GARDEN Club, 7:30 Wednesdi.Y night at the home · Ill Mrs. Hiram Fisher; Mro. Poul Fisher, co-hOite&a, for a ucorne as you are" P4rO' • !l.unmer!leld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rexal T. Summerfield, Dinner Sr., Reedsville, to Mr. Robert Mavln Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mavla E. Murphy, ReedsMeigs Chapter, D101bled ville, will be an event or FrlAmerican Veterans. will observe da.Y. Nov. 8. Veterans Day with a dinner at · The ceremony will be P e r6:30 p. m_ on Thursday, Nov. 14, formed by the pastor, Brian V. at the hall, Jacob Turner, comEngel In the St. Paul Lutheran mander, announces. Veterans of The Junior Mothers Club met all wars and their familles are ClJJrch, Pomeroy, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Vernon Swartz. slater or Ocl 22 11 Eastern High School invited. the bride, will be matron or hon- when plans were discussed tor or. Serving as best man wlll be a jltne,y supper In December. Officers were eleeted and a Mr . ~erman Summerfield, couUNDERGOES SURGERY food oonunlltee named. R u I h sla of the bride. Ushers will be Dottle Bryan, daughter of Mr. Roger Barnett and Kemeth Cald~ Baer was elected president; Vera aod Mrs. John Bryan, Middleport, Weber, secretary; Halel Barn~ well, al110 a cousin or the bride. underwent surgery at Veterans The custom or open ctmch will hill, vice president, and DoroMemorial Hos.PltaL She was adtby Ritchie, treasurer. be obaened. Mothers present were Dorothy mitted Sundoy alter hlvl~ been penter. Mrs. Mary Fick's Den 1 Ritchie, Pat Smith, Ella Osborne, taken there by the Pomeroy emer· entertained the grDICI' with a gloMerle Grllrllh, Eva Walker, Ha- gency SCI.tad. She Is ln room 105. in-the-dark skeleton dance. zel BamhDI, Helen Heaton, !'11yllla Larkins, June Griffin, Kelhr)'n Mora, Thelma Eagle, Vera Weber. One does not need to be a member lo attoncl. All JUnior-· are Invited. The aext meeting will be Nov. 19 at 1:30 p.m. at Eaotem Hi&h S.hool when plano lor the lit_ . In Oecember will be Jr. Mother~ " Fall Fes Vern Little Surprised On H1s BOth 13.'irthday ·woman's Ddy .Held By Pomeroy Baptists . Cite~ .. WASHJNGTON (UPI) - An llltertm report on the collapse ol Ute Silver Bridge at Polnt Pleasant, W. Va., confirmed Wednesday what many had susplcioned for the past 10 months. The report of government lnvutlgators said an ul..bar" IDI()Ped. They added that there was "no (Jlestion" a fracture in one of U.e links which held the bridge suspended from its towers was "esaenttaJ to the catastrophic stage of the collapse." As ear l,y as two di.Y 1 after the Oec. IS tragedy whlcb claimed 46 lives, Dr. Tbomal E. SteiiiRl, chairman or the Oe~w Civil EngineerIng'' at 1ilitti~l! - 1\lellllft lilllltute In Plttoburl!h, &peculated on the cause of the collapse. Lalli Failure 19fll "Failures of l~ar suspensions are extremely uncommon," he said . ''The only notable one in recent Urnes was that of the Tacoma (Wash.) Narrows Bridge in 1940,., SteiiiRl aald that bridge was of a particularly daring design. In the Tacoma mishap on Nov. 7, 1940, the suspension snawed, dropping the bridge into Puget Sound. Two trucks and a ear fell into the water but there was oo loss or life. Stelson noted in Point Pleasant that i( a single "P' of an );bolt suspension severed, the whole bridge would !all. "Within a period of one min~ ute," the National Transportation Safety Board reported, ''the entire l, 753-loot span U:lp~ pled laiD the river, dumping 31 cars lnto the water.'' Bridge Jnnovatlon Heralded When the bridge was bullt, it wu heralded as •;. shinlng example or man's engineering in~ gerult;y" and was a historic first ror the area· it served. The !llver Bridge was opened May 30, 1928, Ia a pia cere. many llltended by 25,000 Ohioans U.d West Vlrilniana. It was the ftrst of it& pardeu.Iar design Ia America, piiRlOOrlag 1a tho use or heat treated 1-~>ar chain au.apelllion. It was al10 the firlll bridge Ia the M>rld coated with alumlnem paint benet II pseudoiiYm, S II v e r Bridge. Tb1 unique .. _.atoo - 30. fool 1-l>ara reaembllna elongated dog bones plmed togalhtr In I chain - W8 I Diver c8.1credlt- ed from an engineering stand- break. point Even if a naw is found 1n the The chain was linked togeth- metal, investigators said. new er end...to.end by steel pins. The oludles would be . - to deboard reported one bar frac- termine why the fracWre ocur~ tured acrou the hole through red 40 years after the bridge which the pin was inserted and was built. the pin pulled loose, breaking A Onal report would take at the chain-like structure. least another nine mmths. C.au ae Still The Question The report sa.ld there was no But the board said it did not evidence the bridge was overkDow wbat made the chain loaded or that its towers were weakened by oolllalont with river barges However, tile lnveattpton oald they found metal !ra-.e In other parlll of the brldtlw wreckage alCIIll with .. of"severe corrosion.'' They said 1110111 Ill tho traeturea &hawed no eridenee f1 molal fatigue but the IIIII el!td of corrosion on tbe brldp •11 yet tu be establtshed. "1 Red Cross Mail Drive Is Begun this Week 9' MARCIA THOMSON Missionary in Twin Services Twin missionary services will be held &mday at the Pomeroy a n d Middleport Churches of Chrllll. ~g at U.e services will be Miss Marcia ~ Thomson., mlalllanary lo Southern Rhodesia, Africa. Miss Tttomaon will speak at the Middleport Ciln'ch of Christ at 10:30 a.m lilnday and at 1 p.m. there will be an informal luncheon in her honor in the [ellllllshlp hall. Mila TbomiUI will present ttu Rhodealan misaioo challenp in a sllde film presentation at a service lo be held at 2 p.JD. A twin service m the Atricu mission work will be presented by Miss Thomeon at 7:38 p.m. &u;day at the l'olllet'OY Cburch of Cbrllll. Robert Woods andRaulllnlolo.Yer, paator& ol the Pomeroy and Middleport church••· respectively, lavlte the public lo attoncllliiY LOCAL TEMPS The te~erature inPaneroy'l or all of the serriees. Mill TbomSGI IP'acluitecl from dow11town buainesa district at 11:29 a. DL lodly wao 5Sdegreeo the Ozark Bible Sehool Ia May, 1963 with 1 BSL de...... under sunny skills. Causes of Violence Meigs Counl;r rural route mall patrons will Ia the next lew days be recelviag letters oC appeal lor lunda !rom the Meigs County American Red Cross Chapter. Paul · Caaci, chairman of 1he ebapter's mall campaign for bad1, asks patn11s to read the later and make contributions, IInce over $3,000 mulll berelaed Ia order to continue the many 81r't'ices or the local chapter. Casd points oot that the local Red Cross Chapter Ia tbe only meana of communication& in casH ~ emergencies between the man in uniform and his family. "This alone is worth ywr do- pend.l UJ>CIIl local I'IIDcll ralted. "Place your lift 1n .1he IDCI.oled envelopo, plaee • dx - lllamp on I~ and poll It," Caael uraed- Reeldenta contrlbutlaa f1 ..11( doe more becoJDe members local cl!apltr. Tuesday night ..,rl<era - - ed over 3,000 letters lobe mailed to rural patrons. "Many patrons may han bea:l overlooked. Howner, we're hopIng that even though lht7 don't receive letters, they will mall in their donations,'' aaJd Ca.scl.. Donations are lo be mailed to the Meigs Dlwlt,y Amerlcaa Red nation,"' Casct said. COntinuing, easel said lhet Cross Chapter, POmeroy, Obio the county blood program de- 45769 :~:::·: ~:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::.::;: ;:::::;:;:;::: ::; :;:;:::;:;:;:;:::x:::;:;:: WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Pollee Chief Thomas J. Cahill or Sin FrancifH.'O urged Wednesday that the public S'l>}lOI'IIhe nation"s 320,000 law enforce-ment officers in the face of growing crime and violence. 14 We are a tbin blue line," Clhlll told 100 oll!cers IP'eduatlng from the FBI National AcadeJTU', "We cannot hold thl s ll ne alone." Partition Suit Filed in Court A suit to partitioo real estate waa filed and Qvo divorces were awarded In Meigs County Com· mon Plots Court Wednesday. The partition action was insdtut8d bY Cbarleo E. and Stella Hall, Brecksville, Ohio. and RusaeU D. and Pauline Hall, Medina, Clyde and Fay Hall of Sunnyslope, Ariz., et 11., deferdanta. Clllrord E. Brown ~· granted a divorce !rom VIrgie P. Brown ...mill . w: Reed-··Reed. Court Ups Award for Easement A jury of seven men and ft.w women returned a Judgment lD Javor of the dereDdant Ia a land appropriation suit ln Nelp Colmty Common Pleas COUrt Wedne~ day at'ternoon. The suit, derived l'run an OS. fort by theSialoolOhlaloacqutre an easement ror highway pur. poses over pnper'Q' of Genna Yates. et. aL t on Rcute 12t. t. gan Monday. '!bt Jury,at'terdeliberatlDIIhour and 50 mlllltoo, reiiD'IIed a .iudtlmenl o!lllf,SOO !ortbeY-.. property. '!bt "' till . amount waa 1111,000 ror ....,.: 1,.., lbr land, 11111 ....: · !orreelcloo. '!bt olud llliParlment ol IUP-' Ways Md - - &lola! ..... of $8,150 lbr doe land ...... . . ; -.ooo lfq>rO"-Jit a l - I A ·' m.. •nd Robert ' AIIOrllep • dlvoroo lrom Haul F. wen,.Barrard 'V, Fu11:1 GI.'OII lllglecl of du~ ind ex-and·w a r n n tnme cruel~ ,..... cbarpd In pello. bolh~etiOGL or Altorilo1 - Jury PLAN OPERETTA ~ 1'\qli~ of ... ~· ~· . ~ EIOIMIIIIry &:hool will preMiil lllilotl 4Cillltta,." ···n.e ' EarlJ Bb:d ~ �Diplomats . Walt for . Wheel-Deal . u (Ccnilnued from - ~Petrum~Arena. ~ T. i\peW-A&Dow,. tac:od with beeklero, - doWn peace demCilltr...... lD St Petertbur11, Fla. Wedaeodal' •. <' Iris Myers Kelton - Mrs. Aaron Kelurt - Cormer))' of PU~~Joo nd wall known to many Meigs Countlans,la a pallent at Chrlat eHroy,_lll• 2139 Auburn Ave. Room 202A, Cinci11111ti, 0,, 45219. osp1 , ' lllldoWitedl ouJd Iris scheduled for major surgery thla week. Yw be hlpp; to hear !ram her Meigs trlenda. Her home adclresa ls Box 273. Aberdeen, Ohio, 45101. Aaron aiXIIrls were in Vl.rglnia for" seven! years before returning to Ohio. THE POMEROY YOUNGER SET w!U be lnlereaiA!d In knowing that Kathy Fields, a former student at Pomeroy High, was selected as a cheerleader on Oct. 26, at New Lexington High where she Is atterliing school. TOM KELLY, A GUIDANCE COUNSELOR In the Meigs Hlah School, has been elected president of the Dollars for Scholua P~ gram which is designed to help students obtain education beyoa:l high hool Kelly replaces Fred Morrow, Syracuse, who so succesaft.il.y the program during its first two years of existence in Meigs :.ded County. tulatl to Mor A board or directors will be named later. Congra ons row al\.1 Ids workers for a job well done. DICK NEASE SON OF MR ANU MRS. PAUL NEASE, 01esler R01.d and an up~r classman at the University of Tulsa in TUlsa, OklL,' has been sele<.•ted for t he un1vers1·ty' s "Modern Choir" . • The choir is composed of 40 picked students of the wuverslty20 men an::! 20 women. The gro\4) will be touring between semeaters, and amo~ the s~s will be Cincinnati and Dayton. Dick takes part in theatrical presentations at the universlt;y and is president of the young people's grat.t> at his church. He has gi;:n his fine talent for several years in the ~·,ummer musicals of the lg Bend Minstrel As~ociation. •' SUE RUE DAUGHTEROFMR AND MRS. TOM RUE, Mlddlepor~ is atterrJing the Barbizon School of Modelirw in Ne~ York arxl wW cunplete her studies in Docember. Meantime, she 18 working 18 I model part time in addiUon to attending school. the GOP vice prul+rtl•' caodldate <hargecl the Johii1011Humpltre;y admlnletratlm wlth ueaeouraglng tbl1 kind of PAR~ Diplomats watched wa~ for • 111n Proal- .ram- will ball the bomlilnll ol llortbVl-be- dls&elrt" as 100 hecldera bldcered him. Curtis E. LOMI.Y- Wallace' a running mate accused the aewa media ot distorting bls views m nuclear woapona, saying he did not advocate ,their uoe ID Vietnam. He said he saw 'WI uae" in the emplo.vmerK ~ ooclear weapons there and said the media were trying to tranatorm him lnto a umon- (IJPl) - lima alii - the door to Ml ocale~~elllka. Nortb Vtelnam'a repreaealaUvee to the Poria ne(llllfall4111 made 11 clear the nert-.'fNIVo in diplomatic attemJIIolo ..we the VIetnam war le up lo the Unlled states "I deori,Y bellevelbaUfPrealdent Jom11011 n!eliJ waole a poaceiUI lolutloo to lbe VIetnam -ON THE WAY_ The above ptcturelaone of seven! taken In Vietnam by Pte, Paul Olaclwall, son of Mr. aa1 Mro. W)'ltt Edmund S. Musk!&- Mullde, problem be still hal the - r luni\Y before the ele<tlool,. Hanoi delep~on cldeC XuanTIMIY oald Wodneoday, spealdl!l< to about 2,500 ouppor- ·· · F ChaclweU Pomeroy Route 3, Pre. ~alll.s oervlng with ters in a 10,000-seat arena In c' Battery or' the Fourth Artillery 1n Vietnam. The picture shows Lexlnl!ton, I<J', accuoed Nixon smoke from u1illery of the North VIetnamese shelling Cln1> '1'1uy's remuks heJ&ttened ~ making the lillie charges J. J, carrot where Pfc. O.dwell is stationed. spoo:ulatlon the hoo aldea wore against Humphrey tbll be made on the verge of a tentlttve act. against ~ F. Kemed)' In liemllll wlllcb .,....d bait the 1960. ..The country lm.ew bombing alii expand the present RIVER NEWS Richard Nixon in 1960," Mualde bilateral Ialka Into a Ml poac:e said '"and he hasn't chaoged a conference. bit." GAUGES- Galljpolls,l2.1anl "If the UniiA!d Slates ce&!88 Televisloo-- Sen, ltephen M. 12.0 nmn1ng 2 feet ofrollers; Pl. tho boiJi>lne the sieacellll eoluyoung, D - Oblo, Wedneoday Pieasant, 24. 09; Pomeroy-Maoon lion 00 the Vletllam problem urged the televlsioo networks to 20.43; Hinton, 0.96 talllrw; Kag.. will come about/' 1'huy lald. refrain from projecting or awha F&lls, 3.92fallil11:;Cha.rles- ••If they do not it will be delaypredicting the preaidentlal winton. 17.84 filling, London, Mar- od," ner on election d8.Y unW 1be met ani Win!leld, are oo the silL In Tokyo, Naralcbl F111!1ama, polls have closed all over 1be BOAT MOVEMENTS director general o( the J&piDeoe country. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS foreign mlnlatry'a PJbllc lnrorGeorge T. Price 't) 5:55p.m.; mation bureau, said tbere could Rod Bird IV 11:45 p. m.; Lady be a bomblog halt before the Mignon down 1:50 L m. l Fore- u S. pres!dentlal olectlon. He most down 8:25a.m.; Semet '-~) ~d he baaed h1a 8~ent ~ 8:25 L m.; Sleel Pioneer IV 9:05 lnrormatlon received from Jlll>(Continued from I) a. m.; Luther Herdman dCM"n aneae embassies around the said. waiting. world. Carter gave hla resilnlltion KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, last week In a stall dll!pUte with Lucy Jane Lucas Ul 5:30 a. m.; the NAACP board of directors, Winfield, E'Deana It) 5:25 P. m.; but will remain on tbe job wrtil Poll,y R up 7:35 p, DL; Elisha , Dec 1. Woods up s:20 p, m.; Elgercua Carter contended that the down 11:10 p. m.; Solvay down Negro's overall experience has 11:30 p. m.; W. ll Shiver, Jr. been one of 11 such callous, up (2:45L m.; FrlnkllnB.1413:30 .... -•A-~ incWierent and accepted brutalia. m.; 0. F. Shearer down 5:15 Lit0 IWill ~ ~ ty, brutalization and Inhumanity a. m.; H. Eo Bowles down 7:10 AIR SENSOR teUs II like II that only now is the country as a. m.;DuncanBruce,MorrisHarIa In Pittsburgh, Pa. The a whole beglmtng to glimpse device, one of 18 whleh vey and Beaver down waitinc. the dimeoaions or the black OIDO RIVER - Lock 13, Pem eveotnaUy will be located man'a heritage in this country." Downey down 5:10 a. m.; EtnaAllegheny COLUMBUS (UP0 - Houoe ma view of the police waa lbrougboul Couoly, measure• air poDu· Lw.isvllle down 6:30 a. m.; Loc~ 1 Klllftn · said bacluld up In prepar!"' statetuts Ia lloe stee~·. ucJ,eeke- 14( Eaatern IV 7:65 p, Jli,;Bec~ ' spNiior tocli1' DelrMIII Ia•,.,. · Ohio ment ·by Norman Dorsen, law produclog Hazelwood area, jord \Ct 11:05 p.m.; New MartinsGeneral Asoembl,y ba'ft conalstseodlog Its lolormalloo by professor and dl.reetor al the ville ~,p 5:05 L m.; Lock 15, GItelephone Doe lo a ceolraUy eoll,y foul!hl evol')' Ropdollcan e!Arthur Garfield HaYes civU rard Lewis down 7 a. m.; Lock loeated IBM computer. By tort to lmprWe .,..c:atlm. liberties program, New York 16, John J . Rowe down 1:20a.m.; reeelvlug up -lo-lbe-mloute KurCesa said the Democrats In Universib' School of Lawi Paul Onward t.p 3:15 a. m.; St. Marys data oa Ieveli of poDalloa tbo last lealliGD ol tbe leillll· G. Chevign;y, American CivU d~Mn 4:45 a, m.; Philip !l>orn up al uy poiDI Ia lhe coonly turo voted eploat: Liberties Union, and Prof. 5:25 L m.; Steel Express up6:45 al aay lime, the heallh de_ Hot breakfaala COr more Rooald Dworkin ol the Yale parlmeal eao adviH real- p, m.; Lock 17, Principia 1.1) tban 100,000 aeetl.Y . - . , . Law SchooL deals ol poteallaUy du&er· 1:05 Ltn.i Jefferson up 1:30 L school cbllclrtl1. • Chevigny said the police "do ouo dlulloas aDd roeom- m.; Jacob G. up 5:45a.m.; Lock mead .................... the dlr1y work of soclecy, - ~ .....COr al21, Harvey Jordan down 3:~ L preventing outcasts and dissenm.; Andrew P, calhoun act5:15a. most 200,000 handlcawOcl chllters rrom disturbing the lives of m.; Lock 22, Tammy L. White dren. _ EQIII bus tranoportal!oo the rest of us." down 5:45 a. m.; Lock 23, Fnnkfor more than one atalldatds Dworkin uid "There is no lin Pierce It) 3:45 L m.t Titan mUlloo school chlldron, sociological baals for the down 5:50 a. m.; Racine Locka, - Voc-1 ecl1calloo aal proposition that unless all laws A. V. Criss down 8:50p, m.; Louare enforced relentlessly, BOCieisiana 't) 6:15 a. m.; Mt. State teclldcal education caJiero, - F.Gicallonal televleloo COr ty will break apart, or even that I4J 6:20 a. m.; Greet114l' Locka, Mrs. Arthur Davis was a pathere will be a general lessening Alton Zephyr up 3:50 p. m.; Hel- more than one mlllfon students. tient at Camden-Clack Hoapttal, _ Pay raloeo Cor more tban in respect for law.n en R up 4 p. m.; Miss Lucy Parkersburg, W. VL "Indeed, what evidence we down 5:10 p, m.; Aahtoo IV 7:15 150,000 taacllinl! .... ....-chMr. and Mrs. Harry Foutt,y have goes the other way'., he p. m.; Jane T. down 11:10 p.m.; log employes, contended. ..Tbe declaim to of california were recent viait- Sleel Pl..-r up 12:50 L m.; enforce the law under the ors of his mother, Mrs. Allee Joseph K Walker dOWll 6:05 L drcumstances that prevalled in Foully. Recent visitors in the home of m.; Oliver C, Sllearer "' 7:05 Cbicqo last summer teDded to a. m.; Arm Brent down 81. m.; Mrs. Bess Larkins were Mrs. deereaae rather than Increase Meldahl Locks, I. Flore doWn general respect for the proces- Doris Marks, Lo~ Bottom, Mr. 1:15 L m,; J. S. Lewis up 5:40 and Mrs. Jim caruthers, Becky aes ollaw." Lm. Dworidn referred to pollee and Penny of Louisville, and Mr. PITISVU.LE, PL (UP0 handling of anti-war clemoostra- and Mrs. WilHam Millard aM children, canton, and Clyde LawCollrad Richter, the s!Qo aod humLAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPD tlons aimed at disrupting the rence, Long Bottom. ble novelist who won the Pull~ Nevada bookmalten IIIYe receivDemocratic Natlonal COO.venMrs. Claremeont Harria, Mrs. zer Prize for "'The TcJwn, 11 died Uon. A comnrlssion task force is ed o( .--sta from Herman Grossnickle, Mrs. Walt- · weclneoday following a beort at- per1001 Wlllllnl to bet mtheoutstu<IYIIII< the dlsturl>oncu er Brown, Mrs. Ernest White- tack. He was 78. come ot the Nov- o l - . held, and Mrs. Lyle Balderson Sammy Collen, -ator ot tbe PENNSYLVANIAN JAILED allelllod a tour of behllll lhe Sonta Aalta Turf Club book, ~~ Charlea w. Trowbridge, 44, ot scenes at lAzarus in Columbua. It baa Wflll) to accept They also visited German VU- Baden, PL, was jailed early to- ouchbotoalnee1880. clljl by the Molgs Could1 SlierGuarantees tige, "It .. lllepl tor • to Gary Barnhart, son of Mr. and 1ft's DepartmentooaDWicbarge. accept a bel .., 8111' t¥Po ol eJoe. Mrs. Carl Barnhart, has finishliCit Ia the 111te of Nevada.and I Hire ed beslc tnlnlng at AmariDo, Jeao aod Jull Wbltelleod. wlllll IDIIIol>ociY would tell all Mr. aal Mra, Frank Blse vialtTex., and is now stationed at Ft. ltue poc;j,le to ,llop In COLUMBUS (Upl) - 0 h I o Shaw, SOuth carou ... Hta wife. ed with Mr. alii Mro. Frederick their DICile.l' - Ire Joist .... to Slnlth aod daughter at Rmle, N, State University and a J10rlo4~1- Retl, wut join him there. II bad<,* be llld. demic e~q»loyes union agreed Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead Y. , lilt week. Mr. aod Mro. Earl HUIIIj)hre,y Wodneoday to wrluen .........,.s honored their daughter, Jane, there would be no l1lliHIIion hlr- with a birthday dlmer Sunday, spent a recent weekend with Mr. MEIGS GI!NEIIAL HOSP1TAL ApiiJSI!IONS - Evello Flck, aod famll,y, IJW, Attell2trw were Mr. and M r ·s. aa1 Mra. Lan ....... G). Tbe qreement eJdod the Harold Sluer, Mary Ruth alii Clevelanl. DISCIIAIIGDI- Con \Yialllo, -Mrs. LYle B!llderiOD threat ot a strike FrtdQ by the Joy, Middleport; :Mr. aod Mrs, memben of the American Feder· Bill Meredith alii Ropr, Bever"""" _borA: atlon ot stale, CcJuney aal Munle- ly; Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, DaYid .... Mark, Mr..... Mra. · lpol Em!Jioyoa at OSU. Wuren Pickens, Kay Balderaon, I J Violence Meigll Property Transfers Kathryn West, MontWest,Paul " Meadows, Sr., Earl Bowen, Mil:• dred Bowen, Bonnie Lundell, Harry LuOOell, Nonnan Bowen, Mar- ,: ;. ,· pret Bowen, Gregg Meadows, Paula Meadows, Paul Meadows, Jr., Susan Meadows, Bernard Humphrey, Doris Uumphrey, · Glenna D. Stewart. Jamell M. ¢: ~ ., '. • ~ ( i, .· &ewart, Dwain R, Chapman. TwiIa Chapman, Delbert A. Bowen, Rosanna K. Bowen, Maurice R. Humphrey (aka Morris), Dorothy Humphrey, Charles A. Bowen, Juanita Bowen to Mary Ethel Gilkey, lot, Middleporl Herbert Gilkey, Mary Ethel Gilkey to Louis J. Ellis, Ama M. EUis, lot, Middleport Reese Thomas West lo Homer E. H~o~tchison, E. Evelyn Hutchison, parcels, Chester, Salisbur}·. Till.a D. Randall, Robert N. RaOOaD to Glennie S. Milhoan, minerals, Chester. Rudolph Gordon. Hulda Gordon to Citizens National Bank, lots, Pomeroy. Clair Dorst to DQOB]d D. Dorst, Mary Dorst, 2.1 acres, Bedford, Wanda Ross, Roy Lee Crisp, Jo Ann Crisp to Katie Blake, pareels, Sutton. Lelia Brandeberry, Esmond Brandeberry, Clarence D. Bar~ hill Hulen Barnhill, Oden C. Joh~son, Clara D. Johnson, Nellie Swisher, Emmett SWisher, Willtred A. Barnhill, Fannie Barnhill, Frieda G. Morris, Delbert D Morris to Carl J. Barnhill, '1:! acre, Orange. CINCINNATI (UPl) - Democratic vice presidential candidate Edmund Muskie said lo day Halloween was a fitting time to review the eight years Richard M. Nixon spent as vice president. "In those years wehadtbree recesslons that cost $175 billion in lost production," Muskie told a group or 1,000 campaign workers. "Unemployment rose (rom two to five milllon. "Nixon wants to be held !lilly accouutable (or those years. 1 assume he applauds those policiea and ~ use theD'i,·in the nen folll' years it elected They are bad enough just to contemplate on Halloween." ~::::::;;:o:::::::::=;;::::::::::::~;.;;:;;;::;:.::::;;;.;.:-:·:·:;:·:·:::·: IWLA Opposes Barge Canal TOLEDO (UPl) - Opposition to the prq>Osed barge canalllnki~ the Ohio River an:! Lake Erie was voiced here Wednesday by a national officer of the Isaac Walton League o( America. Thomas Dustin, Fort Wayne, Ird., national vice president, said the consenation group was opposed because the Mamnee River was included in the wild ard Scenic Rivers Act ol 1968 and was the only river llowing in India .. included in the Act. Dustin told the U, S. Corps of Engineers at the third of three meetings on the cana.l, the development of the MalDilee for ravigation purposes was a "total and Irrevocable subversion ot purpose." ,• ,• ,• -: -: (Contlouod rrom - IJeTrwcratB a.n u e ,.,! On Edurotion c- ''.. . ~.aw~c:hiq ~ bll opoe<h, wlllch dl4ered vet'1 little !rom !he oneo be pve'--bal'e, mriDI the J1rimar1 WJ1IIIiiD and alter he got the ~. Nixon concentrated on 1;h.e uJaw ud OJ'Cier.f' tbeme. lbere'• uWhm ' Do ' .....;\.., auue, S'h'eJis MeotlontiHHH ,.,.,, blltorJ' of Alperlca,,. he Mid. •11ave we been ID more 1r<U>Io ID more In the piaceo. • Nixon said a vole COr llwnphre,y ,.,....d be a vote ror ''four 7 ears ot the llhle." more For Third Day SAIGQN (UPl) - U.S. pliiiiOS aa1 tbe battleship New Jersey teamed up aod pounded North Vleluam'l IIOUibern .,...,...Ue a third clljl In a row, military spokesmen said toda.V. American soureea aaid the jets ran out ot tarpls llld rel!lmed witb tooo of unchoppocl bombs. In Solp American ll!d<esmen said 109 U.S. servicemen were killed Ill <OIIlbat lllrt week, tho oeC<llld lowest weekly toll of the year llld contlrulDg a pottem set liDce peace diplomacy reports muohroomod OcL \1 The previous weel<'s toll ot 100 Americans killed wao tbe lowest of 1968, Despite reports COIIIerlhlil the lull with ~ce diplomacy, a u.s. 'INo matter bow Clllllldlllt l<JU·Imay be or victorY In Ohio," be admonlohod, •'In tbe four clljls that r<!DIBlD lel'o lOCk It ." to 1bem." While Nixon opoko, the 01'111· nlzoro o1 the rall,y ""''" berriDI de111011strafllrl from . enterlDI ·the hell. Members of tbe Cleveland Area 1'8ace Action CaomcU the guct.ta tor a Demo. craUc society and the Y o u t h Aplilat war and Fascism were turned awa,y OVOII lhoual> ~ had tickets, 0oe ot tllooe barred from the hall David Guo, head of tbe youti, Agalnet War alii Fasclam llid, '"I ,you're not solid middle clue aod over 30 you ean't get in." Dlopla,ylni • lickel be added, "rhey .,....ctn•t let uo lD aod Ute halll& haUl eBW.'' . A few demoo!Ualorl did llWIIIP to IIIII IDIIlde, but 1bere " I '' MID-0100 VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM WLT x- Gloualer • • • • • ,, ,,.',,,,,,, , , .. 3 0 AloDnler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " " " ' 2 I Southarn.,., "'"'"""""0 2 Eastern . . . . . . ' " " " " " " " " 0 2 X • Cllncbed Ulle. OVERALL SCOIDNG NAME-tEAM TD llyron Guinther, Glouster , •• , • , •• , • , , 7 Rick Boykln, Ironton ••• , , ... , • , , • , , 9 Tom ~Veneer, Gallipolis , , , , • , •••• , , .-s llonrin Valentino, JackJon • • ••••••• , • 7 Gary Clark, Wlhama , , , , , , , • , , , , , , , 9 T~~n Prooe, GaUipollo • • , • , •• , , , , • , • 8 ScOU Blake, VInton CcJuney , , , , , , , , , , • 7 EMile Cbalfant, Glousler • , • , , , •••••• 5 Gar)' Sexton, Jackaoo " • " .... " .... 7 Cbuck Collrad, ' - " , • , , , , , • • , • , , , , 5 apokesman aald, ••There 11 noth· log to lndloole the cuualtl llgurealndlcate aa,ything more than ,... no beckllnc even lhouRh their antl·NlxCII BliP> W1ll rlp8 temporar)' lull In theflRhting," pe4 from tbetr hands by • IUP· u.s. lntelllsence alii South Vl- porter or tbe caodldate,. Tbe olllameoe I-ra bave said the atgn read, ~Polltlclans_ ~. Gr• lull apparent~¥ ts ooi.Y a prelude Jlle.• to frellll Red mlenBlves In the Following the rall,y, the Pr<>lestora Bll>od outside the ball and chanted, "Ues, Liet, Nixon Lies!" Sooth. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISOONS - RusBoll DaYII, Pomeroy; Constance ' Sbleldo, • Marie Puralo.v, RaLola Gner, ~acu.ae; L St•IIH• trudo Drake, Vlmm; Wald lll,y COURT OF APPEALS Pomeroy; cine· ~ce Napper, Rac:lne, Gera "*'c:or, Lon& ~~ Rill_ M- , nolcl. S)Ta~; , .~ <118. to • • :: Cain.,'¥"·,1 : Jurdor Brewer, Soutbem ••••• , .•.••• , .J : : , Bob Ritchie, Elalerll ., , . . . , , ... , , I BDl Hoblek, ~ , ••• , ....... , •• , I Jim White, Southern, • • • • • • •••• ' ••••• 1 Ste.., Grlnltead, Ale>Onler .. .. " ...... 1 : : : Glooater •••• , , • , , • , • , • 1 Jel'l')l Koftcb, Gloutar ., .. .. .. " " " I Grer lnrln, GJ,...ter •••••• , •• , , •• , •• 1 XX•Tolll lncludeo two Belcl soals. • : : •• • • - Bookies Send Bet Cash Home : : : : ROME BEAUTY IIORTHERII 5PY . Moe INTOSH JICkaoa •••••.••• '1S Lotilln • , . , , , , •••. &I : !Qigo •• , •••••••• 71 Nolocnvtlle-York ••• , 45 WaUeton • • • • .. • .. 88 i?: • !,l ' i, : ' ~ 12.2 103 17,2 15.2 IL8 12.3 10-0 17.8 9. 7 74 60 7.5 107 14.7 58 ~ TEAM RllSJI TEAM P TEAM . YllS AVG. YDS. AVrf. Athalia •••••• 1071 179.8 410 68.S GeQIMUo • • ·• • 1111 194.0 229 38.2 lnliitDn •..••• 1864 221i.7 381 64.8 Jaeboo •••• , 11106 187.7 413 GS.S Lotilln • • • • • • • 1308 218.0 838 5«.3 Molp •••••• , 9116 168.0 320 53.3 NeiiCXIvllle-York •• 782 110.3 135 2• 5 Walloton ••••••• IIU 389 6~8 t .. '" W. MAIM , TEAM STATIB11CS F1RST DOWNS TEAM TEAM AVG. OPP, AVG. Athe.. , , •••• , , , 8S 14.2 63 IU GelllpoUo • • • • • • •• 83 13,8 76 12.7 ~ • • • • ••••• 90 15.0 8S 14.2 : : l j~ PUMPKINS SWEET CI~ER INDIAN CORN SQUASH 11)1'oo ~ llocer Jenkins, THE NOMI ..EE .. 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(12 or More) Spencer, Gall . . • 591 16 .36.9 Rutter, Athens • .• 764 21 36.4 Jotonoton, Logon , , 820 23 35.7 Harr, Meigs , • , , 1134 32 3M Wu~n, Iron. • 707 20 35, q RECEIVING No, Yds, TD Conrad, Logan • , , , 20 242 I Vlncen~ AthoiUI • , , 16 228 2 Akers, Ironton • , •• 16 205 2 Bethel, Wellston, , • 12 149 I Ault, Meip • , , , , , II 159 3 KO RETURNS Yda No. Avg. Washburn, Iron. • , 307 13 0 BeOUiher, Logan , • 159 8 0 Spencer, Gall.• , •. 158 10 0 Carter, Nels.-York. 144 8 0 Valentine, Jackson. • 115 5 0 PUNT RETURNS Yds, No. TD Ault, Meigs , • , • " 134 13 0 Goodwin, Athena • , , 84 9 0 t,3 · VeftMI!te, J~l!, : '~ , .,,,~-. ::4 0 ~II; Gelllpoll" ·• 5.4 8 0 TD PAT PTS AVG, GulnUier, Glouoter • • • • , •••• , , , 4 Ernlo Cbai!IJit, Gl0111tar •• , , • , •••• , , , 2 Orla Hudnell, Alnander •• , , ••••• , , •• 2 ,lleDnl' Dovis, Glouater • , •••••• , , , •• , 2 Crala While, AI8DIIIer , , •••• , , •• , , • 1 •• PTS AVG, 50 7,1 56 7,0 47 xx6.7 '52 6.5 54 6.0 48 6, 0 44 U 38 U 42 5.3 40 S,O SOUTHEASTERN 0100 ATHLETIC LEAGUE NAME-TEAM TD PAT PTS. AVG, Rick Boyldn, Ironton " " " ......... 9 0 54 9.0 Tom ~ncer, Ge"'»"lia •• , •. •••• .• , 5 1 43 xx7.2 Chuck Conrad, ~· . . " " ........ 5 10 40 8. 7 Mike Goodwin, Athens . . " . . . . " ... 5 2 32 5.3 Terry Osborne. Jack:Jon . • • , , ••••••. s 2 32 5.3 Tom l'roae, Gelllj)olls • • , • • , • , • , •• , 5 0 30 5, 0 Gar)' Sextoa, Jackson , 1, • • . . .. , • , • , . 5 0 30 5.0 Larry Eqno, NelamYIIIe-York , , , , , , , 5 0 30 5,0 llemls Ault, Malgs . . • • " " ....... 4 2 26 4.3 Danrin Valem:lrm. Jackaon •.••••••••. 3 3 26 4.3 ~ ~~ • Conference grid ae~.son Friday night at h(IJ'Ie qalnat Jackson. The Maralllers, w11ohavecompUed a 3-3-1 loop alate to dote, wlU be 10lng 111-oot to conclude ~~ season on a wtnnlng mte, acCGrdll!l< lo Head COich Charles Chancey, Meigs, deftnlwl,y a team that 10t Its Ml oharo of bod bounces of the ball thls season, are Ued with WeUston In thlnlplace. This is two rungs above the level predicted in pre -season dope cham. There is the matter, too, ot making their one-m ed&e. made by the famous - or infamous Major Hoople, stand l4> come 10:30 p. m. Frldl.f night. The Old Boy picked Melgs 20-12. TEAM OPP, PASsiNG Comp-Att 1nt Yds TD 0 78 8 Perdue, WoUa, .. 36-83 3 389 0 0 28 38 Slernaman, Iron 33-79 4 369 4 0 20 44 Handley, Ath. • , 31-70 10 410 4 0 6 42 Johnston, Lgn_ · , 26-63 4 338 2 Oe.stephen, Jack. 23-58 7 391 5 PAT 8 2 11 10 0 i.JI!~~v~~·~~~~~d- DISCHARGES - Paulolta Watooo, Mlcllliel !'Wier, News, Notes The Meigs Marauders wnp IV their 1968 Southeoslero Oblo OVERALL STANDINGS TEAM W L T TEAM OPP, Athea1 •• , ••.••••••••••••••• ,,6 1 1 138 76 Polal Pleuant • , • • ••••••• , , •••• 5 2 1 164 79 Wlllaton • , • .• . • , ••. , .•.•••••• , • 5 2 I 138 64 Gl,...ler,, •••••••••• ,,,,,,,,,,5 2 0 140 75 J1C'k1on • • • • • • • • . . , •• , , . , , , ••. 5 3 0 165 128 ~· • • • • • • .. .... ' ....... - .. 5 3 0 118 84 Federal - Hocking • • , , , • , , •• , ••••• 5 3 0 114 106 Meigs • • ••• , ••• , • • •••••••••• , • 4 3 1 115 86 Galllj)ollo , , , • , • , ••• , •••••• , •• , • 4 t 0 113 121 Wahama • , • • •• , , ••••• , •• , , , , • , 3 S I 148 124 AloXIIIIer , . • • , • , .. " " .... " " 3 4 0 58 88 VInton Counl:y , • , , , • " " .. , " .. " 2 6 0 108 245 ~ • • • • • . • ' " " ' " " " " ' 2 6 0 102 180 Eaatem • • •• , ••••..•• , ••.••••.. 2 6 0 84 118 NalocnvtUe • York • , , • , •• , , , , , , , , • 2 . 6 0 80 155 MIJJer • • • • ••••.•••• , ••••.... , • 1 5 1 30 102 .......... , •••••• , , , , , ••• , •• , ••• 1 6 I 12o 171 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATIILETIC LEAGUE TEAM W L T TEAM OPP, X· Athena • . , . . " " " ' " " " " ' " 6 0 I 84 49 Loaaa ••.••••.•••••••.•••••. • •• 4 2 0 98 63 Melga, " " " ' " " ' " " " " ' " ' 3 2 I 96 52 WeUaton . • • • • • • • • , , ••••••••.••• 3 2 J 62 46 Jack100 • • , • • • ••••••••• , , ••• , • , • 3 3 o 109 108 Gallij)olls . . . . , .. .. , • " " " " " " 3 3 0 79 94 lra:Jton • • • • , • • • , •••••.•••••••.•• 1 4 1 108 107 NelaonviiJo.York • , , •• , , ••••• , ••• , • 0 6 0 34 149 ·-- f-.r in tbe streeta," hi!! aaid, uw_a.Ume Cor new leadenhiiJ, . "Never Hit Panhandle Reedsville To ••. Area Grid Statistics ration.'' osu ,• ~ Marauders Slight Favorites in Final Home Grid I) Mrs. Bolton "one of the tap 6X· ports Ia (orelfpt policy In the -.r foro Tueldli1'a U.S.-alelec- lrter.'' Empty seats ' LBJ ·Sign nlghl. Throwlna · - Securi\Y, • pored speech oo Social 3- The lloll,y Semlnei,P... oroy·Midcllopor40,, Thurllday, Octmor 31, 1968 •, ' Moasbarpr, Jack. •• .f7 5 0 INTERCEPTION RETURNS No. Yds. TD Johnston, Logon • , • 4 55 o Valentine; Jackson .. 3 45 0 Ault, Meigs " , ., , 3 45 I Plckott, Wellston, , . 3 9 0 Abdella, Athens ••.. 2 30 0 Washburn, Ironton .•• 2 24 0 Handley, AtheiUI , , , , 2 14 0 Henry, Ironton ••.•• 2 7 0 Hess, Athens • , •••• 2 0 0 TOP OFFENSIVE TEAIIIS TEAM Pts. (G) AVG, Jackson •••• , •• 165 (8) 20,6 Gloualer ••• , . , 140 (7) 20,0 Athena • , , •••• 138 (8) 17.3 WeDstoo , •• , •• 138 (8) 17,3 Though the Maraudera came back in the final seC<.II'ld to score ani tied the gamoat 14-14ogalnot lrooton last Frlda,y night, an extra point conversion attempt agoln stopped them from oomlng home with a victory. , Metra• two losses in loop play also were ot the heaJ't.breaker style. The Chancey~oac4ed crew was edged by Athens, "hlch already has the SOutheastern Ohio Athletic League C~ionshlp locked up, by a 20-18 margin and tell to second place Logan by a 16-14 score. Thus, in each disaster, both l08ses and the Ue, the dUference -··~ By GREG GALLO The JSJ'hawka are tops in the have 1 u ff e r e d since they UP! *"rts Writer cOWJtry in scoring with a 45.2 trounced Pfttsburgt, early in the Bob Anderson, the best back avenge per game. Overall tbeir season. in the Big Eiaht for the past 34 touchdowns alii 2642 Yards The spunky ~s of two weeks, will run Into a trio rank them seventh in the nation Michigan State will be abooijng of challengers this Saturday, 1n total offenae. for another upset when tbe,y The junior quarterback will The big game in the East this face Ohio State In a key Big lead the stampeding Colorado week features (ourth ranked Bull'aloes &illlnsl third ranked Penn state against Army. The Ten confrontation. State. who Kansas before a sold out Nittany Llona are 5..0 and are surprised Notre Dame 21-17 last homecoming crowd at La· coming ofJ' a 29-0 blanking of week, wiU flllcl it Iough to wrence. Anderson, who became Boston College. The Cadets duplicate that feat agalnat the the first player in Big Eight showed surprising offensive Buckeyes, ranked second behind Conference history to be named punch last week when they usc In the IOUthwest battle Texas as the best at his position for crushed Duke, 57 ..25. It Wad the and SMU clash in an Important two consecutive Saturday'a, has most points an Army team has been a one man show for scored in 10 years. However, conference game. The LmgColorado thla season. In 1ix Penn State blends a potent horns, No. 11 in the nation, l't'iU pmes this year, four of which offensive, led by Charlie Pit- try to hand the Mu slangs, Colorado has woo, Anderson has tman and Ted KwaUck, with a ranked 14th, their first leque setback. gained 1317 yarda and has strong defense and should win Soothern Cautornia resumes aceOWJted tor 13 touchdowns. this one. pl~ this Saturday when they He ranks sixth In the nation In In the south Georgia, a team face Oregon. The well rested total offense. that seems to get stronger Trojans, with their fabulous Last week against a favored every week, meets Houston. running back O.J. Simpson, Oklahoma team Anderson ran The seventh rated Bulldogs should chalk up vlctory number for thr&e touchdowns, &cram- hue reeled off five straight six without much difficulty. bled ISS yards 011 the ground wins since their ~ni,pg tie with Other important games and passed for another 70 yards Tennessee. Houston, rated 13th around the country Rnd Notre as the Buffs won. 41-27. In the country, easily defeated Dame at Navy, Purdue enterUnbeaten Kansas has three Mississippi last Saturday. taining Dlinois, Missouri is ((fensive standouts in quarter~ Fifth ranked TeMessee tan- home to pla,y OkJahoma State, back Bobby Douglass, and gles with UCLA on the Vola fast running backs Domle Shanklin artlficlaJ nmning surface. While Michigan visiting Northwestern, and Calilornla traveling to take and John Riggins, Tenneuee Is 4..0-1 the Bruins on Washington. I ~ ll<d 109 to 108 for Its opponenta. Rl,f De8tepben, the big Jack- back. Thirteen Maraudera.1~f!:\ son quarterback, hi.• been the atartwi on .otlease or cl main gun !Ol' the lrorlnen. ·He wUI be maklog their .tao!>J~Cano • hu completed 23 of 58 pus •~ IJIPe&r&IICO, tempts and for five touchdowns. The regulau are DeStephen, however, has had sev- Dennis Ault, en aerials intercepted. C01ch Chancey says the Ma~ raOOer Jlne-q, wiU be practically the same as in recent games except on defense where Raudy Hawley will be at middle guard arll Sophomore W~YD& Well will start at end, and on oftensewhere Larry Lemley, a senior, w iII &tart at one of the guard slots. Other starters on offense for Meigs will be Jim Crow, guard; Harry Slawter, center; Dennis Ault and Jon Kloes, ends; Mike Barr and Jim Swatzel, tackles; Jeff Werry, quarterback; John Smith ani Elbert Williams, ballbocks, and Kenny English, full- bert Williams, Sll.wter, .:Jim Crow, loy ani Ke-y Enclloh. Max Whitlatch, ~ weeks qo, rogular mldclle on delenae ani guard on~· is I senior. Whether he CID &et back In the 1111011> for the ·Parkeraburg South 11'11110 11 doubtful, Other senior11 areDeanWiber, a.ant who has come on su-o.~,pt.y oaensive tackle when Dlildldi John Krawsczyn, 1 watch ehlrm guanl who has been out COr ll>olball tour years and newer _.m.t the heft to make a .star1:l.ng r.ole, and Lanny Aahburn, a141Jb. tullbock, Browns In Must Game Sunday With SF 49ers CLEVELAND (Upl) - lim"When I was with the Browna day's game between the Cleve. they always seemed able to land Browns and the San Fran- bounce back when thiQ' 1Nn cisco 49ers is a 1 'must" pme down," Wl.uln warned. '"lb.f for each team. did just !bat against BaltiThe Browns, tied ror first more" place in the Century Division, Cleveland will have to PQ have to continue their two-game close attention to quarterback: wlming stre~k to take the ti- John Brodie and end CUU Metie. Any hopes the 49ers have of nell. taking the tltJe in the Coutal Brodie has completed 60 _per Divisioo also hinge on a &pot- cent of his 201 paesea thla .YMr less record the rest of the way. for a total of 1,447 yarda. Cleveland is teclmically one McNall, traded to the 49era up on the 49ers," having defeat- by the Browna at the start ol ed them in pre-season pla,y. the year for a future draft pick, San Francisco Defensive Une Is leading the National F~ Coach Paul Wigin, who retired League in pass receiving. Tbe from the Browns last season, former Browns bench Jocke7 feels both teams have improved has caught 43 passes for 584 since Ute exhibition battle. yards and lour touchdowns, Bullets In First Place By United Press lnternational It waa this kind of a game room and tell Monroe he was to the Detroit Pistons, 119-117 still in the game. And lben Baltimore coach Wednesday night when the With four seconds len in Gene ~e played it "cool'" in Baldmore Bullet& took over regulation time, Gus John1011, the post-game interviews- just · fit1t place in the· Eastern who plared Ill• en!U'e seoood like It• had been. a "Iaugher, ·I · " , .• : .. • 'H Division of the NaUmal Basket- half with • atoliiach cramp, • ball AuociaU(II for the n.. st tossed in a fadeawa,y jump shot "It's not vary significant that Ume fn their hJstory: that tied the score at 104-104 we are in first place arter 10 With 2:48 to go In replatloo and sent the game into games,'" he said. ''Yd rather be time, Earl Monroe lost two overtime. In first place after 81 games." teeth In a collision with two San Munroe Scores Wimer A crowd or 5,137 in Baltimore F ran c i 1 co Warriora, was With two seconds lett Jn saw Johnson and Monroe lead ebarged with a technical fwJ overtime, Monroe gumed in a the Bullets with 31 and 22 points and went to the dressing room 25-f"oot jump shot which gave respectively while Jetr Mullins because he thought he had been the Bullets a 112-IJO victory and had 27 and Nate Thurmond 21 ejected. Assistant coach Bob vaulted them into first place for the Warriors. Ferry had to go to Ute drell!ling past the Boston Celtics who lost a WINTER OUR FINEST QUALITY NEW TREADS (rtlltldl on IOUIICI tlrt bodltl) You get the aame type of winter·lraclioll tread design that comet on our 7.75KI4 $.15114 "Suburbanile''· nylon 7.31114 7.J5d5 winter Urea. MO•U Big 10 Race Close, MSU Seeks Upset Over Bucks teama, upoclall.y Purclle, maM!II" to beat tbem u bodl,y u the) did." The Wildcats will be mtsstng dei'.,BlYe tackle Bob Fodorol·Hoeltlnil atWarnn Local aad Ra7 For-or lllllor ol ~llel'D ror. the Soturdl,y ramo- Mlddpt P10111111 at Ra....wood 810 will be at full atrenath. , SATVRDAY ' WIICOnaln'e Coach JohD CoolMOVC la, lD aix !ICJulhorn,tt ~1tern IIDIOS tlda _llba.. OIIII<eoled NEXT 1FEEK'S SCIIEDVLE would ._ve won it, when none of three were made; a second sue .. cesstw try at Logan would have tied it, and a aecOIII at Ironton would have won iL In comparison, MeJphaascored 96 points to Its _..Dis' 52 in league pla,y. Jackson has tal- Anderson One Man Show For Colorado TOP DEFENSIVE TEAM CHICAGO (UPD - Michigan TEAM PTS, (G( AVG, and Ohio State were neck and pleasure at the Badgers' latest Wellatoo ••• , • 64 (8) 8.0 neck going Into the Big Ten workout ror the coming game Athena , • , • • • 76 (8) 9.5 stretcll but Indiana, Purrue and with Indiana. Meanwhile, the Hoosiers announced that th(~ Pl. Pleasant • , , 7D (8) 9, 9 Mimesota trailed by a mere will be at Ml strength when . _ , • • ' • ' •• 84(8) 10.5 one pme as preparatim for they resume their follow..theGlousler • • , • • 75 (7) 10,7 the final month ot action C(l't- leader chase on Solurday, LAST WEEK'S RESULI'S cluded Wednollday, Ac:tiDg Coach Bob Demoas SEOAL Michlgaa and Ohio Stale each look fUll control ID his seco!ld Athens 32, Jackson 14 sport league-ieadtng coot'erence clljl as atand-lo lor Purdue's Ga!Upolls 21, Nolsoovllle-York 6 records ol 3.{1 while tbe Hoos- hosplllllzed Coach Jack Moll en . Ma1gs 14, Ironton 14 iers., Boilermakers and Gc:lphera lwp(. Demoss laid be didn't ' - 20, Wallaton 0 each allow 2-1 marks, who would atart at IJWMOVe Mlchlg~~~ state, like North- Ierllack, regular Mike Phipps Aloxanler 14 Southern 12 western, has a 1.2 record, but or 111bstltute Don Kl~ who Others the -lana wiU be trying to led tbe Ballermakers to victory Eastem 36, Southwestern 14 stage a oeoood ltralllht upaet over Iowa last saturday, when Gl .. oater t2, FeeL-Hoc~ 12 wbeo they take oo the Buck- tbe leoUD moots lltlnoiL Regard. Pt Pleasant 34, Ripley 20 eyes Soturdl,y, The Sjoortoos leu ot who the lo, tho Sponcor 18, wa!Qoa 14 cterooted Notre Dame 21-.17 laat No, 6 ranked team ID tbe counPorta. west 32 Vinton Coum:y 20 Soturdl,y while tbo Wildcats de- try will be the favorite, feated wlnl... WIICOnaln 13-10 Head Ccoch Murra,y WarTillS WEEK'S SCHEDULE tor their Drat wiD. matb worked bll Gophers on FRIDAY ''It acan1 a to wateb NoJ1h.. SEOAL western's ·. game ftlma." said Nelsonvlll..York at Athena lfichlgaa Coacb ~p Elli<J!. Gelllpollo 'at Walleton ''ll'o amazing bow oome ~ JackiOn at MaiD .,- Others Wllhama at ~-t Gloualil< at Vlntoa Coun\Y was the extn point conversion. Two good ones against Athens ll-·· wl- . ball control .... handling In preparation for Saturday'& game with Iowa. Iowa will be 100 per cent healthy when the two teams clash, says Coach R1,f Nagel, who was suJiering from the fiu. Nagel is expected to be ready for the game, ASHLAND PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE 2.00 gaL carry out 2.25 gaL Installed T.Y. s.••,. On 411 Pwchrla•• LET US CHECK YOUR COOLING SYSTEM! LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE W, 11\AIN 992-3535 POMEROY, 0. Trust your home heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. yJ_,- 1,, TEXACO., �Diplomats . Walt for . Wheel-Deal . u (Ccnilnued from - ~Petrum~Arena. ~ T. i\peW-A&Dow,. tac:od with beeklero, - doWn peace demCilltr...... lD St Petertbur11, Fla. Wedaeodal' •. <' Iris Myers Kelton - Mrs. Aaron Kelurt - Cormer))' of PU~~Joo nd wall known to many Meigs Countlans,la a pallent at Chrlat eHroy,_lll• 2139 Auburn Ave. Room 202A, Cinci11111ti, 0,, 45219. osp1 , ' lllldoWitedl ouJd Iris scheduled for major surgery thla week. Yw be hlpp; to hear !ram her Meigs trlenda. Her home adclresa ls Box 273. Aberdeen, Ohio, 45101. Aaron aiXIIrls were in Vl.rglnia for" seven! years before returning to Ohio. THE POMEROY YOUNGER SET w!U be lnlereaiA!d In knowing that Kathy Fields, a former student at Pomeroy High, was selected as a cheerleader on Oct. 26, at New Lexington High where she Is atterliing school. TOM KELLY, A GUIDANCE COUNSELOR In the Meigs Hlah School, has been elected president of the Dollars for Scholua P~ gram which is designed to help students obtain education beyoa:l high hool Kelly replaces Fred Morrow, Syracuse, who so succesaft.il.y the program during its first two years of existence in Meigs :.ded County. tulatl to Mor A board or directors will be named later. Congra ons row al\.1 Ids workers for a job well done. DICK NEASE SON OF MR ANU MRS. PAUL NEASE, 01esler R01.d and an up~r classman at the University of Tulsa in TUlsa, OklL,' has been sele<.•ted for t he un1vers1·ty' s "Modern Choir" . • The choir is composed of 40 picked students of the wuverslty20 men an::! 20 women. The gro\4) will be touring between semeaters, and amo~ the s~s will be Cincinnati and Dayton. Dick takes part in theatrical presentations at the universlt;y and is president of the young people's grat.t> at his church. He has gi;:n his fine talent for several years in the ~·,ummer musicals of the lg Bend Minstrel As~ociation. •' SUE RUE DAUGHTEROFMR AND MRS. TOM RUE, Mlddlepor~ is atterrJing the Barbizon School of Modelirw in Ne~ York arxl wW cunplete her studies in Docember. Meantime, she 18 working 18 I model part time in addiUon to attending school. the GOP vice prul+rtl•' caodldate <hargecl the Johii1011Humpltre;y admlnletratlm wlth ueaeouraglng tbl1 kind of PAR~ Diplomats watched wa~ for • 111n Proal- .ram- will ball the bomlilnll ol llortbVl-be- dls&elrt" as 100 hecldera bldcered him. Curtis E. LOMI.Y- Wallace' a running mate accused the aewa media ot distorting bls views m nuclear woapona, saying he did not advocate ,their uoe ID Vietnam. He said he saw 'WI uae" in the emplo.vmerK ~ ooclear weapons there and said the media were trying to tranatorm him lnto a umon- (IJPl) - lima alii - the door to Ml ocale~~elllka. Nortb Vtelnam'a repreaealaUvee to the Poria ne(llllfall4111 made 11 clear the nert-.'fNIVo in diplomatic attemJIIolo ..we the VIetnam war le up lo the Unlled states "I deori,Y bellevelbaUfPrealdent Jom11011 n!eliJ waole a poaceiUI lolutloo to lbe VIetnam -ON THE WAY_ The above ptcturelaone of seven! taken In Vietnam by Pte, Paul Olaclwall, son of Mr. aa1 Mro. W)'ltt Edmund S. Musk!&- Mullde, problem be still hal the - r luni\Y before the ele<tlool,. Hanoi delep~on cldeC XuanTIMIY oald Wodneoday, spealdl!l< to about 2,500 ouppor- ·· · F ChaclweU Pomeroy Route 3, Pre. ~alll.s oervlng with ters in a 10,000-seat arena In c' Battery or' the Fourth Artillery 1n Vietnam. The picture shows Lexlnl!ton, I<J', accuoed Nixon smoke from u1illery of the North VIetnamese shelling Cln1> '1'1uy's remuks heJ&ttened ~ making the lillie charges J. J, carrot where Pfc. O.dwell is stationed. spoo:ulatlon the hoo aldea wore against Humphrey tbll be made on the verge of a tentlttve act. against ~ F. Kemed)' In liemllll wlllcb .,....d bait the 1960. ..The country lm.ew bombing alii expand the present RIVER NEWS Richard Nixon in 1960," Mualde bilateral Ialka Into a Ml poac:e said '"and he hasn't chaoged a conference. bit." GAUGES- Galljpolls,l2.1anl "If the UniiA!d Slates ce&!88 Televisloo-- Sen, ltephen M. 12.0 nmn1ng 2 feet ofrollers; Pl. tho boiJi>lne the sieacellll eoluyoung, D - Oblo, Wedneoday Pieasant, 24. 09; Pomeroy-Maoon lion 00 the Vletllam problem urged the televlsioo networks to 20.43; Hinton, 0.96 talllrw; Kag.. will come about/' 1'huy lald. refrain from projecting or awha F&lls, 3.92fallil11:;Cha.rles- ••If they do not it will be delaypredicting the preaidentlal winton. 17.84 filling, London, Mar- od," ner on election d8.Y unW 1be met ani Win!leld, are oo the silL In Tokyo, Naralcbl F111!1ama, polls have closed all over 1be BOAT MOVEMENTS director general o( the J&piDeoe country. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS foreign mlnlatry'a PJbllc lnrorGeorge T. Price 't) 5:55p.m.; mation bureau, said tbere could Rod Bird IV 11:45 p. m.; Lady be a bomblog halt before the Mignon down 1:50 L m. l Fore- u S. pres!dentlal olectlon. He most down 8:25a.m.; Semet '-~) ~d he baaed h1a 8~ent ~ 8:25 L m.; Sleel Pioneer IV 9:05 lnrormatlon received from Jlll>(Continued from I) a. m.; Luther Herdman dCM"n aneae embassies around the said. waiting. world. Carter gave hla resilnlltion KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, last week In a stall dll!pUte with Lucy Jane Lucas Ul 5:30 a. m.; the NAACP board of directors, Winfield, E'Deana It) 5:25 P. m.; but will remain on tbe job wrtil Poll,y R up 7:35 p, DL; Elisha , Dec 1. Woods up s:20 p, m.; Elgercua Carter contended that the down 11:10 p. m.; Solvay down Negro's overall experience has 11:30 p. m.; W. ll Shiver, Jr. been one of 11 such callous, up (2:45L m.; FrlnkllnB.1413:30 .... -•A-~ incWierent and accepted brutalia. m.; 0. F. Shearer down 5:15 Lit0 IWill ~ ~ ty, brutalization and Inhumanity a. m.; H. Eo Bowles down 7:10 AIR SENSOR teUs II like II that only now is the country as a. m.;DuncanBruce,MorrisHarIa In Pittsburgh, Pa. The a whole beglmtng to glimpse device, one of 18 whleh vey and Beaver down waitinc. the dimeoaions or the black OIDO RIVER - Lock 13, Pem eveotnaUy will be located man'a heritage in this country." Downey down 5:10 a. m.; EtnaAllegheny COLUMBUS (UP0 - Houoe ma view of the police waa lbrougboul Couoly, measure• air poDu· Lw.isvllle down 6:30 a. m.; Loc~ 1 Klllftn · said bacluld up In prepar!"' statetuts Ia lloe stee~·. ucJ,eeke- 14( Eaatern IV 7:65 p, Jli,;Bec~ ' spNiior tocli1' DelrMIII Ia•,.,. · Ohio ment ·by Norman Dorsen, law produclog Hazelwood area, jord \Ct 11:05 p.m.; New MartinsGeneral Asoembl,y ba'ft conalstseodlog Its lolormalloo by professor and dl.reetor al the ville ~,p 5:05 L m.; Lock 15, GItelephone Doe lo a ceolraUy eoll,y foul!hl evol')' Ropdollcan e!Arthur Garfield HaYes civU rard Lewis down 7 a. m.; Lock loeated IBM computer. By tort to lmprWe .,..c:atlm. liberties program, New York 16, John J . Rowe down 1:20a.m.; reeelvlug up -lo-lbe-mloute KurCesa said the Democrats In Universib' School of Lawi Paul Onward t.p 3:15 a. m.; St. Marys data oa Ieveli of poDalloa tbo last lealliGD ol tbe leillll· G. Chevign;y, American CivU d~Mn 4:45 a, m.; Philip !l>orn up al uy poiDI Ia lhe coonly turo voted eploat: Liberties Union, and Prof. 5:25 L m.; Steel Express up6:45 al aay lime, the heallh de_ Hot breakfaala COr more Rooald Dworkin ol the Yale parlmeal eao adviH real- p, m.; Lock 17, Principia 1.1) tban 100,000 aeetl.Y . - . , . Law SchooL deals ol poteallaUy du&er· 1:05 Ltn.i Jefferson up 1:30 L school cbllclrtl1. • Chevigny said the police "do ouo dlulloas aDd roeom- m.; Jacob G. up 5:45a.m.; Lock mead .................... the dlr1y work of soclecy, - ~ .....COr al21, Harvey Jordan down 3:~ L preventing outcasts and dissenm.; Andrew P, calhoun act5:15a. most 200,000 handlcawOcl chllters rrom disturbing the lives of m.; Lock 22, Tammy L. White dren. _ EQIII bus tranoportal!oo the rest of us." down 5:45 a. m.; Lock 23, Fnnkfor more than one atalldatds Dworkin uid "There is no lin Pierce It) 3:45 L m.t Titan mUlloo school chlldron, sociological baals for the down 5:50 a. m.; Racine Locka, - Voc-1 ecl1calloo aal proposition that unless all laws A. V. Criss down 8:50p, m.; Louare enforced relentlessly, BOCieisiana 't) 6:15 a. m.; Mt. State teclldcal education caJiero, - F.Gicallonal televleloo COr ty will break apart, or even that I4J 6:20 a. m.; Greet114l' Locka, Mrs. Arthur Davis was a pathere will be a general lessening Alton Zephyr up 3:50 p. m.; Hel- more than one mlllfon students. tient at Camden-Clack Hoapttal, _ Pay raloeo Cor more tban in respect for law.n en R up 4 p. m.; Miss Lucy Parkersburg, W. VL "Indeed, what evidence we down 5:10 p, m.; Aahtoo IV 7:15 150,000 taacllinl! .... ....-chMr. and Mrs. Harry Foutt,y have goes the other way'., he p. m.; Jane T. down 11:10 p.m.; log employes, contended. ..Tbe declaim to of california were recent viait- Sleel Pl..-r up 12:50 L m.; enforce the law under the ors of his mother, Mrs. Allee Joseph K Walker dOWll 6:05 L drcumstances that prevalled in Foully. Recent visitors in the home of m.; Oliver C, Sllearer "' 7:05 Cbicqo last summer teDded to a. m.; Arm Brent down 81. m.; Mrs. Bess Larkins were Mrs. deereaae rather than Increase Meldahl Locks, I. Flore doWn general respect for the proces- Doris Marks, Lo~ Bottom, Mr. 1:15 L m,; J. S. Lewis up 5:40 and Mrs. Jim caruthers, Becky aes ollaw." Lm. Dworidn referred to pollee and Penny of Louisville, and Mr. PITISVU.LE, PL (UP0 handling of anti-war clemoostra- and Mrs. WilHam Millard aM children, canton, and Clyde LawCollrad Richter, the s!Qo aod humLAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPD tlons aimed at disrupting the rence, Long Bottom. ble novelist who won the Pull~ Nevada bookmalten IIIYe receivDemocratic Natlonal COO.venMrs. Claremeont Harria, Mrs. zer Prize for "'The TcJwn, 11 died Uon. A comnrlssion task force is ed o( .--sta from Herman Grossnickle, Mrs. Walt- · weclneoday following a beort at- per1001 Wlllllnl to bet mtheoutstu<IYIIII< the dlsturl>oncu er Brown, Mrs. Ernest White- tack. He was 78. come ot the Nov- o l - . held, and Mrs. Lyle Balderson Sammy Collen, -ator ot tbe PENNSYLVANIAN JAILED allelllod a tour of behllll lhe Sonta Aalta Turf Club book, ~~ Charlea w. Trowbridge, 44, ot scenes at lAzarus in Columbua. It baa Wflll) to accept They also visited German VU- Baden, PL, was jailed early to- ouchbotoalnee1880. clljl by the Molgs Could1 SlierGuarantees tige, "It .. lllepl tor • to Gary Barnhart, son of Mr. and 1ft's DepartmentooaDWicbarge. accept a bel .., 8111' t¥Po ol eJoe. Mrs. Carl Barnhart, has finishliCit Ia the 111te of Nevada.and I Hire ed beslc tnlnlng at AmariDo, Jeao aod Jull Wbltelleod. wlllll IDIIIol>ociY would tell all Mr. aal Mra, Frank Blse vialtTex., and is now stationed at Ft. ltue poc;j,le to ,llop In COLUMBUS (Upl) - 0 h I o Shaw, SOuth carou ... Hta wife. ed with Mr. alii Mro. Frederick their DICile.l' - Ire Joist .... to Slnlth aod daughter at Rmle, N, State University and a J10rlo4~1- Retl, wut join him there. II bad<,* be llld. demic e~q»loyes union agreed Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead Y. , lilt week. Mr. aod Mro. Earl HUIIIj)hre,y Wodneoday to wrluen .........,.s honored their daughter, Jane, there would be no l1lliHIIion hlr- with a birthday dlmer Sunday, spent a recent weekend with Mr. MEIGS GI!NEIIAL HOSP1TAL ApiiJSI!IONS - Evello Flck, aod famll,y, IJW, Attell2trw were Mr. and M r ·s. aa1 Mra. Lan ....... G). Tbe qreement eJdod the Harold Sluer, Mary Ruth alii Clevelanl. DISCIIAIIGDI- Con \Yialllo, -Mrs. LYle B!llderiOD threat ot a strike FrtdQ by the Joy, Middleport; :Mr. aod Mrs, memben of the American Feder· Bill Meredith alii Ropr, Bever"""" _borA: atlon ot stale, CcJuney aal Munle- ly; Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, DaYid .... Mark, Mr..... Mra. · lpol Em!Jioyoa at OSU. Wuren Pickens, Kay Balderaon, I J Violence Meigll Property Transfers Kathryn West, MontWest,Paul " Meadows, Sr., Earl Bowen, Mil:• dred Bowen, Bonnie Lundell, Harry LuOOell, Nonnan Bowen, Mar- ,: ;. ,· pret Bowen, Gregg Meadows, Paula Meadows, Paul Meadows, Jr., Susan Meadows, Bernard Humphrey, Doris Uumphrey, · Glenna D. Stewart. Jamell M. ¢: ~ ., '. • ~ ( i, .· &ewart, Dwain R, Chapman. TwiIa Chapman, Delbert A. Bowen, Rosanna K. Bowen, Maurice R. Humphrey (aka Morris), Dorothy Humphrey, Charles A. Bowen, Juanita Bowen to Mary Ethel Gilkey, lot, Middleporl Herbert Gilkey, Mary Ethel Gilkey to Louis J. Ellis, Ama M. EUis, lot, Middleport Reese Thomas West lo Homer E. H~o~tchison, E. Evelyn Hutchison, parcels, Chester, Salisbur}·. Till.a D. Randall, Robert N. RaOOaD to Glennie S. Milhoan, minerals, Chester. Rudolph Gordon. Hulda Gordon to Citizens National Bank, lots, Pomeroy. Clair Dorst to DQOB]d D. Dorst, Mary Dorst, 2.1 acres, Bedford, Wanda Ross, Roy Lee Crisp, Jo Ann Crisp to Katie Blake, pareels, Sutton. Lelia Brandeberry, Esmond Brandeberry, Clarence D. Bar~ hill Hulen Barnhill, Oden C. Joh~son, Clara D. Johnson, Nellie Swisher, Emmett SWisher, Willtred A. Barnhill, Fannie Barnhill, Frieda G. Morris, Delbert D Morris to Carl J. Barnhill, '1:! acre, Orange. CINCINNATI (UPl) - Democratic vice presidential candidate Edmund Muskie said lo day Halloween was a fitting time to review the eight years Richard M. Nixon spent as vice president. "In those years wehadtbree recesslons that cost $175 billion in lost production," Muskie told a group or 1,000 campaign workers. "Unemployment rose (rom two to five milllon. "Nixon wants to be held !lilly accouutable (or those years. 1 assume he applauds those policiea and ~ use theD'i,·in the nen folll' years it elected They are bad enough just to contemplate on Halloween." ~::::::;;:o:::::::::=;;::::::::::::~;.;;:;;;::;:.::::;;;.;.:-:·:·:;:·:·:::·: IWLA Opposes Barge Canal TOLEDO (UPl) - Opposition to the prq>Osed barge canalllnki~ the Ohio River an:! Lake Erie was voiced here Wednesday by a national officer of the Isaac Walton League o( America. Thomas Dustin, Fort Wayne, Ird., national vice president, said the consenation group was opposed because the Mamnee River was included in the wild ard Scenic Rivers Act ol 1968 and was the only river llowing in India .. included in the Act. Dustin told the U, S. Corps of Engineers at the third of three meetings on the cana.l, the development of the MalDilee for ravigation purposes was a "total and Irrevocable subversion ot purpose." ,• ,• ,• -: -: (Contlouod rrom - IJeTrwcratB a.n u e ,.,! On Edurotion c- ''.. . ~.aw~c:hiq ~ bll opoe<h, wlllch dl4ered vet'1 little !rom !he oneo be pve'--bal'e, mriDI the J1rimar1 WJ1IIIiiD and alter he got the ~. Nixon concentrated on 1;h.e uJaw ud OJ'Cier.f' tbeme. lbere'• uWhm ' Do ' .....;\.., auue, S'h'eJis MeotlontiHHH ,.,.,, blltorJ' of Alperlca,,. he Mid. •11ave we been ID more 1r<U>Io ID more In the piaceo. • Nixon said a vole COr llwnphre,y ,.,....d be a vote ror ''four 7 ears ot the llhle." more For Third Day SAIGQN (UPl) - U.S. pliiiiOS aa1 tbe battleship New Jersey teamed up aod pounded North Vleluam'l IIOUibern .,...,...Ue a third clljl In a row, military spokesmen said toda.V. American soureea aaid the jets ran out ot tarpls llld rel!lmed witb tooo of unchoppocl bombs. In Solp American ll!d<esmen said 109 U.S. servicemen were killed Ill <OIIlbat lllrt week, tho oeC<llld lowest weekly toll of the year llld contlrulDg a pottem set liDce peace diplomacy reports muohroomod OcL \1 The previous weel<'s toll ot 100 Americans killed wao tbe lowest of 1968, Despite reports COIIIerlhlil the lull with ~ce diplomacy, a u.s. 'INo matter bow Clllllldlllt l<JU·Imay be or victorY In Ohio," be admonlohod, •'In tbe four clljls that r<!DIBlD lel'o lOCk It ." to 1bem." While Nixon opoko, the 01'111· nlzoro o1 the rall,y ""''" berriDI de111011strafllrl from . enterlDI ·the hell. Members of tbe Cleveland Area 1'8ace Action CaomcU the guct.ta tor a Demo. craUc society and the Y o u t h Aplilat war and Fascism were turned awa,y OVOII lhoual> ~ had tickets, 0oe ot tllooe barred from the hall David Guo, head of tbe youti, Agalnet War alii Fasclam llid, '"I ,you're not solid middle clue aod over 30 you ean't get in." Dlopla,ylni • lickel be added, "rhey .,....ctn•t let uo lD aod Ute halll& haUl eBW.'' . A few demoo!Ualorl did llWIIIP to IIIII IDIIlde, but 1bere " I '' MID-0100 VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM WLT x- Gloualer • • • • • ,, ,,.',,,,,,, , , .. 3 0 AloDnler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " " " ' 2 I Southarn.,., "'"'"""""0 2 Eastern . . . . . . ' " " " " " " " " 0 2 X • Cllncbed Ulle. OVERALL SCOIDNG NAME-tEAM TD llyron Guinther, Glouster , •• , • , •• , • , , 7 Rick Boykln, Ironton ••• , , ... , • , , • , , 9 Tom ~Veneer, Gallipolis , , , , • , •••• , , .-s llonrin Valentino, JackJon • • ••••••• , • 7 Gary Clark, Wlhama , , , , , , , • , , , , , , , 9 T~~n Prooe, GaUipollo • • , • , •• , , , , • , • 8 ScOU Blake, VInton CcJuney , , , , , , , , , , • 7 EMile Cbalfant, Glousler • , • , , , •••••• 5 Gar)' Sexton, Jackaoo " • " .... " .... 7 Cbuck Collrad, ' - " , • , , , , , • • , • , , , , 5 apokesman aald, ••There 11 noth· log to lndloole the cuualtl llgurealndlcate aa,ything more than ,... no beckllnc even lhouRh their antl·NlxCII BliP> W1ll rlp8 temporar)' lull In theflRhting," pe4 from tbetr hands by • IUP· u.s. lntelllsence alii South Vl- porter or tbe caodldate,. Tbe olllameoe I-ra bave said the atgn read, ~Polltlclans_ ~. Gr• lull apparent~¥ ts ooi.Y a prelude Jlle.• to frellll Red mlenBlves In the Following the rall,y, the Pr<>lestora Bll>od outside the ball and chanted, "Ues, Liet, Nixon Lies!" Sooth. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISOONS - RusBoll DaYII, Pomeroy; Constance ' Sbleldo, • Marie Puralo.v, RaLola Gner, ~acu.ae; L St•IIH• trudo Drake, Vlmm; Wald lll,y COURT OF APPEALS Pomeroy; cine· ~ce Napper, Rac:lne, Gera "*'c:or, Lon& ~~ Rill_ M- , nolcl. S)Ta~; , .~ <118. to • • :: Cain.,'¥"·,1 : Jurdor Brewer, Soutbem ••••• , .•.••• , .J : : , Bob Ritchie, Elalerll ., , . . . , , ... , , I BDl Hoblek, ~ , ••• , ....... , •• , I Jim White, Southern, • • • • • • •••• ' ••••• 1 Ste.., Grlnltead, Ale>Onler .. .. " ...... 1 : : : Glooater •••• , , • , , • , • , • 1 Jel'l')l Koftcb, Gloutar ., .. .. .. " " " I Grer lnrln, GJ,...ter •••••• , •• , , •• , •• 1 XX•Tolll lncludeo two Belcl soals. • : : •• • • - Bookies Send Bet Cash Home : : : : ROME BEAUTY IIORTHERII 5PY . Moe INTOSH JICkaoa •••••.••• '1S Lotilln • , . , , , , •••. &I : !Qigo •• , •••••••• 71 Nolocnvtlle-York ••• , 45 WaUeton • • • • .. • .. 88 i?: • !,l ' i, : ' ~ 12.2 103 17,2 15.2 IL8 12.3 10-0 17.8 9. 7 74 60 7.5 107 14.7 58 ~ TEAM RllSJI TEAM P TEAM . YllS AVG. YDS. AVrf. Athalia •••••• 1071 179.8 410 68.S GeQIMUo • • ·• • 1111 194.0 229 38.2 lnliitDn •..••• 1864 221i.7 381 64.8 Jaeboo •••• , 11106 187.7 413 GS.S Lotilln • • • • • • • 1308 218.0 838 5«.3 Molp •••••• , 9116 168.0 320 53.3 NeiiCXIvllle-York •• 782 110.3 135 2• 5 Walloton ••••••• IIU 389 6~8 t .. '" W. MAIM , TEAM STATIB11CS F1RST DOWNS TEAM TEAM AVG. OPP, AVG. Athe.. , , •••• , , , 8S 14.2 63 IU GelllpoUo • • • • • • •• 83 13,8 76 12.7 ~ • • • • ••••• 90 15.0 8S 14.2 : : l j~ PUMPKINS SWEET CI~ER INDIAN CORN SQUASH 11)1'oo ~ llocer Jenkins, THE NOMI ..EE .. 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(12 or More) Spencer, Gall . . • 591 16 .36.9 Rutter, Athens • .• 764 21 36.4 Jotonoton, Logon , , 820 23 35.7 Harr, Meigs , • , , 1134 32 3M Wu~n, Iron. • 707 20 35, q RECEIVING No, Yds, TD Conrad, Logan • , , , 20 242 I Vlncen~ AthoiUI • , , 16 228 2 Akers, Ironton • , •• 16 205 2 Bethel, Wellston, , • 12 149 I Ault, Meip • , , , , , II 159 3 KO RETURNS Yda No. Avg. Washburn, Iron. • , 307 13 0 BeOUiher, Logan , • 159 8 0 Spencer, Gall.• , •. 158 10 0 Carter, Nels.-York. 144 8 0 Valentine, Jackson. • 115 5 0 PUNT RETURNS Yds, No. TD Ault, Meigs , • , • " 134 13 0 Goodwin, Athena • , , 84 9 0 t,3 · VeftMI!te, J~l!, : '~ , .,,,~-. ::4 0 ~II; Gelllpoll" ·• 5.4 8 0 TD PAT PTS AVG, GulnUier, Glouoter • • • • , •••• , , , 4 Ernlo Cbai!IJit, Gl0111tar •• , , • , •••• , , , 2 Orla Hudnell, Alnander •• , , ••••• , , •• 2 ,lleDnl' Dovis, Glouater • , •••••• , , , •• , 2 Crala While, AI8DIIIer , , •••• , , •• , , • 1 •• PTS AVG, 50 7,1 56 7,0 47 xx6.7 '52 6.5 54 6.0 48 6, 0 44 U 38 U 42 5.3 40 S,O SOUTHEASTERN 0100 ATHLETIC LEAGUE NAME-TEAM TD PAT PTS. AVG, Rick Boyldn, Ironton " " " ......... 9 0 54 9.0 Tom ~ncer, Ge"'»"lia •• , •. •••• .• , 5 1 43 xx7.2 Chuck Conrad, ~· . . " " ........ 5 10 40 8. 7 Mike Goodwin, Athens . . " . . . . " ... 5 2 32 5.3 Terry Osborne. Jack:Jon . • • , , ••••••. s 2 32 5.3 Tom l'roae, Gelllj)olls • • , • • , • , • , •• , 5 0 30 5, 0 Gar)' Sextoa, Jackson , 1, • • . . .. , • , • , . 5 0 30 5.0 Larry Eqno, NelamYIIIe-York , , , , , , , 5 0 30 5,0 llemls Ault, Malgs . . • • " " ....... 4 2 26 4.3 Danrin Valem:lrm. Jackaon •.••••••••. 3 3 26 4.3 ~ ~~ • Conference grid ae~.son Friday night at h(IJ'Ie qalnat Jackson. The Maralllers, w11ohavecompUed a 3-3-1 loop alate to dote, wlU be 10lng 111-oot to conclude ~~ season on a wtnnlng mte, acCGrdll!l< lo Head COich Charles Chancey, Meigs, deftnlwl,y a team that 10t Its Ml oharo of bod bounces of the ball thls season, are Ued with WeUston In thlnlplace. This is two rungs above the level predicted in pre -season dope cham. There is the matter, too, ot making their one-m ed&e. made by the famous - or infamous Major Hoople, stand l4> come 10:30 p. m. Frldl.f night. The Old Boy picked Melgs 20-12. TEAM OPP, PASsiNG Comp-Att 1nt Yds TD 0 78 8 Perdue, WoUa, .. 36-83 3 389 0 0 28 38 Slernaman, Iron 33-79 4 369 4 0 20 44 Handley, Ath. • , 31-70 10 410 4 0 6 42 Johnston, Lgn_ · , 26-63 4 338 2 Oe.stephen, Jack. 23-58 7 391 5 PAT 8 2 11 10 0 i.JI!~~v~~·~~~~~d- DISCHARGES - Paulolta Watooo, Mlcllliel !'Wier, News, Notes The Meigs Marauders wnp IV their 1968 Southeoslero Oblo OVERALL STANDINGS TEAM W L T TEAM OPP, Athea1 •• , ••.••••••••••••••• ,,6 1 1 138 76 Polal Pleuant • , • • ••••••• , , •••• 5 2 1 164 79 Wlllaton • , • .• . • , ••. , .•.•••••• , • 5 2 I 138 64 Gl,...ler,, •••••••••• ,,,,,,,,,,5 2 0 140 75 J1C'k1on • • • • • • • • . . , •• , , . , , , ••. 5 3 0 165 128 ~· • • • • • • .. .... ' ....... - .. 5 3 0 118 84 Federal - Hocking • • , , , • , , •• , ••••• 5 3 0 114 106 Meigs • • ••• , ••• , • • •••••••••• , • 4 3 1 115 86 Galllj)ollo , , , • , • , ••• , •••••• , •• , • 4 t 0 113 121 Wahama • , • • •• , , ••••• , •• , , , , • , 3 S I 148 124 AloXIIIIer , . • • , • , .. " " .... " " 3 4 0 58 88 VInton Counl:y , • , , , • " " .. , " .. " 2 6 0 108 245 ~ • • • • • . • ' " " ' " " " " ' 2 6 0 102 180 Eaatem • • •• , ••••..•• , ••.••••.. 2 6 0 84 118 NalocnvtUe • York • , , • , •• , , , , , , , , • 2 . 6 0 80 155 MIJJer • • • • ••••.•••• , ••••.... , • 1 5 1 30 102 .......... , •••••• , , , , , ••• , •• , ••• 1 6 I 12o 171 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATIILETIC LEAGUE TEAM W L T TEAM OPP, X· Athena • . , . . " " " ' " " " " ' " 6 0 I 84 49 Loaaa ••.••••.•••••••.•••••. • •• 4 2 0 98 63 Melga, " " " ' " " ' " " " " ' " ' 3 2 I 96 52 WeUaton . • • • • • • • • , , ••••••••.••• 3 2 J 62 46 Jack100 • • , • • • ••••••••• , , ••• , • , • 3 3 o 109 108 Gallij)olls . . . . , .. .. , • " " " " " " 3 3 0 79 94 lra:Jton • • • • , • • • , •••••.•••••••.•• 1 4 1 108 107 NelaonviiJo.York • , , •• , , ••••• , ••• , • 0 6 0 34 149 ·-- f-.r in tbe streeta," hi!! aaid, uw_a.Ume Cor new leadenhiiJ, . "Never Hit Panhandle Reedsville To ••. Area Grid Statistics ration.'' osu ,• ~ Marauders Slight Favorites in Final Home Grid I) Mrs. Bolton "one of the tap 6X· ports Ia (orelfpt policy In the -.r foro Tueldli1'a U.S.-alelec- lrter.'' Empty seats ' LBJ ·Sign nlghl. Throwlna · - Securi\Y, • pored speech oo Social 3- The lloll,y Semlnei,P... oroy·Midcllopor40,, Thurllday, Octmor 31, 1968 •, ' Moasbarpr, Jack. •• .f7 5 0 INTERCEPTION RETURNS No. Yds. TD Johnston, Logon • , • 4 55 o Valentine; Jackson .. 3 45 0 Ault, Meigs " , ., , 3 45 I Plckott, Wellston, , . 3 9 0 Abdella, Athens ••.. 2 30 0 Washburn, Ironton .•• 2 24 0 Handley, AtheiUI , , , , 2 14 0 Henry, Ironton ••.•• 2 7 0 Hess, Athens • , •••• 2 0 0 TOP OFFENSIVE TEAIIIS TEAM Pts. (G) AVG, Jackson •••• , •• 165 (8) 20,6 Gloualer ••• , . , 140 (7) 20,0 Athena • , , •••• 138 (8) 17.3 WeDstoo , •• , •• 138 (8) 17,3 Though the Maraudera came back in the final seC<.II'ld to score ani tied the gamoat 14-14ogalnot lrooton last Frlda,y night, an extra point conversion attempt agoln stopped them from oomlng home with a victory. , Metra• two losses in loop play also were ot the heaJ't.breaker style. The Chancey~oac4ed crew was edged by Athens, "hlch already has the SOutheastern Ohio Athletic League C~ionshlp locked up, by a 20-18 margin and tell to second place Logan by a 16-14 score. Thus, in each disaster, both l08ses and the Ue, the dUference -··~ By GREG GALLO The JSJ'hawka are tops in the have 1 u ff e r e d since they UP! *"rts Writer cOWJtry in scoring with a 45.2 trounced Pfttsburgt, early in the Bob Anderson, the best back avenge per game. Overall tbeir season. in the Big Eiaht for the past 34 touchdowns alii 2642 Yards The spunky ~s of two weeks, will run Into a trio rank them seventh in the nation Michigan State will be abooijng of challengers this Saturday, 1n total offenae. for another upset when tbe,y The junior quarterback will The big game in the East this face Ohio State In a key Big lead the stampeding Colorado week features (ourth ranked Bull'aloes &illlnsl third ranked Penn state against Army. The Ten confrontation. State. who Kansas before a sold out Nittany Llona are 5..0 and are surprised Notre Dame 21-17 last homecoming crowd at La· coming ofJ' a 29-0 blanking of week, wiU flllcl it Iough to wrence. Anderson, who became Boston College. The Cadets duplicate that feat agalnat the the first player in Big Eight showed surprising offensive Buckeyes, ranked second behind Conference history to be named punch last week when they usc In the IOUthwest battle Texas as the best at his position for crushed Duke, 57 ..25. It Wad the and SMU clash in an Important two consecutive Saturday'a, has most points an Army team has been a one man show for scored in 10 years. However, conference game. The LmgColorado thla season. In 1ix Penn State blends a potent horns, No. 11 in the nation, l't'iU pmes this year, four of which offensive, led by Charlie Pit- try to hand the Mu slangs, Colorado has woo, Anderson has tman and Ted KwaUck, with a ranked 14th, their first leque setback. gained 1317 yarda and has strong defense and should win Soothern Cautornia resumes aceOWJted tor 13 touchdowns. this one. pl~ this Saturday when they He ranks sixth In the nation In In the south Georgia, a team face Oregon. The well rested total offense. that seems to get stronger Trojans, with their fabulous Last week against a favored every week, meets Houston. running back O.J. Simpson, Oklahoma team Anderson ran The seventh rated Bulldogs should chalk up vlctory number for thr&e touchdowns, &cram- hue reeled off five straight six without much difficulty. bled ISS yards 011 the ground wins since their ~ni,pg tie with Other important games and passed for another 70 yards Tennessee. Houston, rated 13th around the country Rnd Notre as the Buffs won. 41-27. In the country, easily defeated Dame at Navy, Purdue enterUnbeaten Kansas has three Mississippi last Saturday. taining Dlinois, Missouri is ((fensive standouts in quarter~ Fifth ranked TeMessee tan- home to pla,y OkJahoma State, back Bobby Douglass, and gles with UCLA on the Vola fast running backs Domle Shanklin artlficlaJ nmning surface. While Michigan visiting Northwestern, and Calilornla traveling to take and John Riggins, Tenneuee Is 4..0-1 the Bruins on Washington. I ~ ll<d 109 to 108 for Its opponenta. Rl,f De8tepben, the big Jack- back. Thirteen Maraudera.1~f!:\ son quarterback, hi.• been the atartwi on .otlease or cl main gun !Ol' the lrorlnen. ·He wUI be maklog their .tao!>J~Cano • hu completed 23 of 58 pus •~ IJIPe&r&IICO, tempts and for five touchdowns. The regulau are DeStephen, however, has had sev- Dennis Ault, en aerials intercepted. C01ch Chancey says the Ma~ raOOer Jlne-q, wiU be practically the same as in recent games except on defense where Raudy Hawley will be at middle guard arll Sophomore W~YD& Well will start at end, and on oftensewhere Larry Lemley, a senior, w iII &tart at one of the guard slots. Other starters on offense for Meigs will be Jim Crow, guard; Harry Slawter, center; Dennis Ault and Jon Kloes, ends; Mike Barr and Jim Swatzel, tackles; Jeff Werry, quarterback; John Smith ani Elbert Williams, ballbocks, and Kenny English, full- bert Williams, Sll.wter, .:Jim Crow, loy ani Ke-y Enclloh. Max Whitlatch, ~ weeks qo, rogular mldclle on delenae ani guard on~· is I senior. Whether he CID &et back In the 1111011> for the ·Parkeraburg South 11'11110 11 doubtful, Other senior11 areDeanWiber, a.ant who has come on su-o.~,pt.y oaensive tackle when Dlildldi John Krawsczyn, 1 watch ehlrm guanl who has been out COr ll>olball tour years and newer _.m.t the heft to make a .star1:l.ng r.ole, and Lanny Aahburn, a141Jb. tullbock, Browns In Must Game Sunday With SF 49ers CLEVELAND (Upl) - lim"When I was with the Browna day's game between the Cleve. they always seemed able to land Browns and the San Fran- bounce back when thiQ' 1Nn cisco 49ers is a 1 'must" pme down," Wl.uln warned. '"lb.f for each team. did just !bat against BaltiThe Browns, tied ror first more" place in the Century Division, Cleveland will have to PQ have to continue their two-game close attention to quarterback: wlming stre~k to take the ti- John Brodie and end CUU Metie. Any hopes the 49ers have of nell. taking the tltJe in the Coutal Brodie has completed 60 _per Divisioo also hinge on a &pot- cent of his 201 paesea thla .YMr less record the rest of the way. for a total of 1,447 yarda. Cleveland is teclmically one McNall, traded to the 49era up on the 49ers," having defeat- by the Browna at the start ol ed them in pre-season pla,y. the year for a future draft pick, San Francisco Defensive Une Is leading the National F~ Coach Paul Wigin, who retired League in pass receiving. Tbe from the Browns last season, former Browns bench Jocke7 feels both teams have improved has caught 43 passes for 584 since Ute exhibition battle. yards and lour touchdowns, Bullets In First Place By United Press lnternational It waa this kind of a game room and tell Monroe he was to the Detroit Pistons, 119-117 still in the game. And lben Baltimore coach Wednesday night when the With four seconds len in Gene ~e played it "cool'" in Baldmore Bullet& took over regulation time, Gus John1011, the post-game interviews- just · fit1t place in the· Eastern who plared Ill• en!U'e seoood like It• had been. a "Iaugher, ·I · " , .• : .. • 'H Division of the NaUmal Basket- half with • atoliiach cramp, • ball AuociaU(II for the n.. st tossed in a fadeawa,y jump shot "It's not vary significant that Ume fn their hJstory: that tied the score at 104-104 we are in first place arter 10 With 2:48 to go In replatloo and sent the game into games,'" he said. ''Yd rather be time, Earl Monroe lost two overtime. In first place after 81 games." teeth In a collision with two San Munroe Scores Wimer A crowd or 5,137 in Baltimore F ran c i 1 co Warriora, was With two seconds lett Jn saw Johnson and Monroe lead ebarged with a technical fwJ overtime, Monroe gumed in a the Bullets with 31 and 22 points and went to the dressing room 25-f"oot jump shot which gave respectively while Jetr Mullins because he thought he had been the Bullets a 112-IJO victory and had 27 and Nate Thurmond 21 ejected. Assistant coach Bob vaulted them into first place for the Warriors. Ferry had to go to Ute drell!ling past the Boston Celtics who lost a WINTER OUR FINEST QUALITY NEW TREADS (rtlltldl on IOUIICI tlrt bodltl) You get the aame type of winter·lraclioll tread design that comet on our 7.75KI4 $.15114 "Suburbanile''· nylon 7.31114 7.J5d5 winter Urea. MO•U Big 10 Race Close, MSU Seeks Upset Over Bucks teama, upoclall.y Purclle, maM!II" to beat tbem u bodl,y u the) did." The Wildcats will be mtsstng dei'.,BlYe tackle Bob Fodorol·Hoeltlnil atWarnn Local aad Ra7 For-or lllllor ol ~llel'D ror. the Soturdl,y ramo- Mlddpt P10111111 at Ra....wood 810 will be at full atrenath. , SATVRDAY ' WIICOnaln'e Coach JohD CoolMOVC la, lD aix !ICJulhorn,tt ~1tern IIDIOS tlda _llba.. OIIII<eoled NEXT 1FEEK'S SCIIEDVLE would ._ve won it, when none of three were made; a second sue .. cesstw try at Logan would have tied it, and a aecOIII at Ironton would have won iL In comparison, MeJphaascored 96 points to Its _..Dis' 52 in league pla,y. Jackson has tal- Anderson One Man Show For Colorado TOP DEFENSIVE TEAM CHICAGO (UPD - Michigan TEAM PTS, (G( AVG, and Ohio State were neck and pleasure at the Badgers' latest Wellatoo ••• , • 64 (8) 8.0 neck going Into the Big Ten workout ror the coming game Athena , • , • • • 76 (8) 9.5 stretcll but Indiana, Purrue and with Indiana. Meanwhile, the Hoosiers announced that th(~ Pl. Pleasant • , , 7D (8) 9, 9 Mimesota trailed by a mere will be at Ml strength when . _ , • • ' • ' •• 84(8) 10.5 one pme as preparatim for they resume their follow..theGlousler • • , • • 75 (7) 10,7 the final month ot action C(l't- leader chase on Solurday, LAST WEEK'S RESULI'S cluded Wednollday, Ac:tiDg Coach Bob Demoas SEOAL Michlgaa and Ohio Stale each look fUll control ID his seco!ld Athens 32, Jackson 14 sport league-ieadtng coot'erence clljl as atand-lo lor Purdue's Ga!Upolls 21, Nolsoovllle-York 6 records ol 3.{1 while tbe Hoos- hosplllllzed Coach Jack Moll en . Ma1gs 14, Ironton 14 iers., Boilermakers and Gc:lphera lwp(. Demoss laid be didn't ' - 20, Wallaton 0 each allow 2-1 marks, who would atart at IJWMOVe Mlchlg~~~ state, like North- Ierllack, regular Mike Phipps Aloxanler 14 Southern 12 western, has a 1.2 record, but or 111bstltute Don Kl~ who Others the -lana wiU be trying to led tbe Ballermakers to victory Eastem 36, Southwestern 14 stage a oeoood ltralllht upaet over Iowa last saturday, when Gl .. oater t2, FeeL-Hoc~ 12 wbeo they take oo the Buck- tbe leoUD moots lltlnoiL Regard. Pt Pleasant 34, Ripley 20 eyes Soturdl,y, The Sjoortoos leu ot who the lo, tho Sponcor 18, wa!Qoa 14 cterooted Notre Dame 21-.17 laat No, 6 ranked team ID tbe counPorta. west 32 Vinton Coum:y 20 Soturdl,y while tbo Wildcats de- try will be the favorite, feated wlnl... WIICOnaln 13-10 Head Ccoch Murra,y WarTillS WEEK'S SCHEDULE tor their Drat wiD. matb worked bll Gophers on FRIDAY ''It acan1 a to wateb NoJ1h.. SEOAL western's ·. game ftlma." said Nelsonvlll..York at Athena lfichlgaa Coacb ~p Elli<J!. Gelllpollo 'at Walleton ''ll'o amazing bow oome ~ JackiOn at MaiD .,- Others Wllhama at ~-t Gloualil< at Vlntoa Coun\Y was the extn point conversion. Two good ones against Athens ll-·· wl- . ball control .... handling In preparation for Saturday'& game with Iowa. Iowa will be 100 per cent healthy when the two teams clash, says Coach R1,f Nagel, who was suJiering from the fiu. Nagel is expected to be ready for the game, ASHLAND PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE 2.00 gaL carry out 2.25 gaL Installed T.Y. s.••,. On 411 Pwchrla•• LET US CHECK YOUR COOLING SYSTEM! LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE W, 11\AIN 992-3535 POMEROY, 0. Trust your home heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. yJ_,- 1,, TEXACO., �... t • .. ' ' ~- ) ,, . , ' Tho boll!' · d , , , S . Dl Boar Revie-Ws ·. f£4ucati6n·. ·urvey r ,-fJJ!O$~ Sentlfl\ll, Pomeroy-Middlel>orl. .o.. Thvlldoi'.Oe!G\>er Sl, 1188 . New Day of A Styling and Comfort Begins with ..~ total cOat ol the sui'vey Ia ,J.3,836 with Weill Vlrginl& Uni- PT. PLEASANT - The MIICit Coual1 Boord ofEou:otlOIIIa..,.. ciol ... - Tuelldol' ....... ,... viewed thoo<Ueallonol . , _ verllv contrlbutlilg S3,766 and Maaon COUJrt;v's ihare $10,070. DAR Chapter PT. PLEASANT - 'TheRe· boeeo Circle of '· '· ,> ' .• .. c~.~ . t t This Fri .. & Sat. tho froilclo Toylor Group ~!Urlnt ·the ••citing sl~glng voice 61 HarrY J"!ph· ·· . SUNDAY BUfi'ET .:.NOOH TO 4 PM mesit. If the board ·edopled the program to gat underwljlla Novem· PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ber, It could be completed Ill' ADMITTED: Mrs, Jack Gan· April, Dr Puzzoll said. dee, New Haveni Carl Dove, Ap · pie Grove; Holils Kuhn, Bar· ' • t .~ EOlTOR'S NOTE: This is ., • the tlfth of six articles deal· log with the Nov. 5 genenl · SI'!CIIIL W1!!K!MI11!AT!S . THREE DAYS AND TwO HIGHT.$ election In Ohio. The previous articles concerned the state Sle>reme Court, state is- (Fri. lhru Sun. 2 p....) ·,.; 2 Persons (dou~le bed)............. , . . ... $2.4.QO.: 3 Peraon1 (one doubl• and ' ' one single ~.d),,.,.,,,, ..,,.......,_.$30.00 . ~ Pe.,sans (twa double ~eds)............ ~S,OQf bourn We. Pt. Pleasantj Naomi Wolfe, PL PleaiUIIlt; Jeule Geyer. PomeIWi Howard Brumle)'. Pl. Pleasanti John Wls8Dlllnt Pl Pleasant; Toni Blake, Ashton; Mona liewart, Pt. Pleasant. BffiTH: Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Gandee, New Haven, a son. t ,, . . .' ' 675-1611 ' . .· · '· Entertainment In T.ht "Starlliht.RCio~" ~· clals IUid lnterestoil citizens In teachers and learniD&. sta\US of school library and J1Upll ' ~chleile­ the open dlscusalon. DISCHARGED: Price Russell, I DINNER DATE sET PT. PLEASANT - Tho Po&t Matrons Club will bold their an· nua1 tui'key dlmer and Cbrllll· mas Grab Bag CHI Nov. 25 begin. nlng at 6 p.m. ol the home of T enni~ Co~Jtl Ai• SlriP Facilities Golf Courae Pff\'tlet•• Convention f'a~J~I•• , , ,, AH ADVENTURE IN SUMf'TUOUS LIYIM;.: AT VERY REASONABLE RATES-WITHIN E/IS't REACH Mrs Esther Thomas. Jeller1911 Avenue. sues, legislative and c~ greulona.l races, The final article wlll deal with t b e presidential ele~tioJL By RICHARD E. LIGHTNER UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP0 The senatorial election In Ohio will determine whether the state's estimated 4 mUlion voters are ready to accept what has been ~ . Ita ., NIA. hie.~.,_ "What Jholl we tl"( ned-tiN Humphrey screen, tiN NIXOII snoGk or tiN Wolloce IJombi"' Holzer Medical Center: VloH- Pedro; Renee K. Bennett, Jack· J.ng hours 2-4 and 7..8 p.m. Par- 1011; Mrs. HoUle E. Nuzum, Rt. ents only on Pediatrics Ward • 1 Rovonswooll; Mrs. Robert W. "PICTURI fRAME" STYLING moans now boouty far your home! Yes, WARM MORNING has achltwtd a new high for styling in gas home heolen. You mvst ... theM ntw heaters to appreciate them! "JIT·STIIIAM" H!AT FLOW AT n001 LEVIl ... Jl'lfdos new comfort! Put •n end to those cold, drafty Hoon with WARM MORNING's exclusive "Jet-Stream"" tO¢ spreads a wide carpet of warmth over the floon of your home. FACTORY GUARANTIES. ... combustion chamber for 20 year~! &urner for life of the heattrl Your auuronce of lo~. dependable service. See these and the many, mony 01her dynamk feoNrtl of the new WARM MORNING 'tOJ heater lint now 011 ,.,. ,. display. PRICES START ,• ~ $115 95 . ·: . • AS LOW AS ~ . TO 269.95 EBERSBACH HARDWARE ::•' ~• POMEROY MAIN ST. • '.' . TRAINING goes into every prescription .~t '' ' :· . :· '• . ·::.· '• ' ;:-·: :· ·: ~=.. .• .• .. ;: ADMISSIONS Pearl Ballard, Gallla Hotel, Gallipolis; Brenda K. MatJriU, 1828\': ChestunUt St.; Willis W. McBride, Bidwell; Mrs. Lorry R. Smith, Rt. 1 Ewingtoni Mrs. S, Lewis Hughes, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mro. Robert L. Neal, RL I Bldweil; Mrs. James W. Bllllld, West COlumbia; Mrs. Unley M. Hart, Racine; Mrs. Elizabeth Davia, WeUsl.oni Mrs. Robert Jones, Jr., Jackson. Gilligan - a red..tJ.aired Irlsll~ YOUTH ASIQD FOR IT DISCHARGES Robert E. Allen, Mrs. Ethel E. Amos, Mn. Charles W. BarnDuckworth, &Yracusei Mrs. Herhart, and lafant son, Mrs. Albert S. Parker. ~racuse; Charlred L. Bishop, Harvey A. Brown. les W. Jones, Ashland. Ky.;MarDmald R. Clark, George W. COr· shall H. Brown, RL I Beaver; bin, Donald L. CUrry, Mrs. Na· Clarence E. Hill, Rt. 1 Wellston; than DeWeese, Mrs. Harold D. Mrs Howard G. Markel, Rt. 1 DWoo and lnfont dauabter, Mrs. Shirley K. Fillinger, Mrs. Ernest E. Lanhart. Hark Mullins, Mro. Anna M. Nichols, Mrs. George W. Pa,yne, Mrs. Thelma Pratt, Mrs. Herscbel E. Roush, Mrs. E:tra P. staley, Mrs. Weldon D. Swisher &Lohse Rex•ll Drugs That certificate hanging an oor wall ollesh to the years of !ifody and training tl1ot go into the Wears, Mrs. Forrest E. Wilson. SYRACUSE - Reading the lOoth Psalm for devotions opened the meeting at the Slar Class ol the Flr st United Preobyllrion •' ~ ~ rm • Church bY Qle class preJidBnt, ~•• ::: 1'd OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM ~ j i Sunday 10:30 AM ~I PM and 5:00 to 9:00 PM to 12:30 Lohn and l(enneth McCul· Iough are your fri.ndly phamraclsh at Swi aher ond Loh1e Rexatl Drugs. They have low prescription prices and prompt service and dis.count drvg prices over he would Blratshtm me out. I sm an A aCuden!, _have c1u..... FlaoDclal curpora- no lnterelllla smaklag, drlaldng, tton, o diversified IIDanclol Jlold. or going wild, and 1 try to help lng 11141 their pt'CijlOS8d Mom. merpr partner Tower_., An;ywa,y. he set down rules Inc:. (a CATV . . _ ) , today everything !rom dating Ia IUIIIOUDced earnlnp lor the nine hoDietlwk to talldng back. I can't months onded September 30. breathe without breaking some CFC reported conaolldated net of them, Punla- Is rou&ll. earn1np of N28,640 lor the nine Mom brags about how I have llllllllhl wlllc:lt repl'OSOIIta an In· improved ainceGeoraetookover, closed with PI'IIY· er in unison. November hostess will be Mrs. Hudson The roll call word will be "Thanks or ThankfUl.'' Mrs. Slack sened Will Sing for 036 lor the ..... period 1967. Pro forma earnings per sllore """'-" bued m averaaellllll· bor ofsharel outatandlnl! In 1968 - - ' with $.911n 1987 baaed .., avenge lhareo lllllllaftd.. q. A c:ounly chorUs of250 volcos will sing Friday morniDI ao tbe SoutheastA!rn Ohio Edueai!Clll Assn. general sesllon ~ at the new COnvo<a1kln ~ at Oldo Ulllveroiv. • Tho S.loto CCIIIIIQ' Millie Feolival Chorllo Is c:ompooed ol 10· loc:t from all local hllh ·--.• - '-'f!!'/'MfHoor~RI~. .•. ' .. ~ -~ -,. ' .. ·\~ Ray Monsalvatge, 'lridel,yioMJWn seven day 1 a week. Let us serve you for all your opeaker lor prolooalonollllldbuo- prescription and drug ne•cls. lnell groups, will apeak Ill tho general session on the topic, Uncork Your lUdden Tal••-'' DepariJIIelllalmeellnlo In Idle· Glled·la the allernoob . 14 Plymouth 1 • Four~~~~ lliWf. · Featurli'lg 84 bH"'Iful mcklels, •· ~ sehooJ master• and achool 100men where Marvin Walker of !Wth""lll Ohio IDue Croll will apeak. Elastic Insert For Fit .99 "' Brown and Black TlllriMiay evening the ...,.., tors will attend a joint lllOOIIng 0 Tom Rue Motors, 399 Sou'th1;3ri. 4~!·', ,, ble date, and me girl nwlt come home two bouro before tile otbora, abe 11011'1 (101 uked again .... And llhe wouldn't go II abe LADI·ES Hi BROWS AA·B·W ' to tn thethat mkldle v leave or moria; w1leuota you par. dou- .. . Plymouth Furyi. Belvederee. t,Jarracudaa. Y.llan"'. ~.a groat~ Plymoulh lineup to win you OYIIt thlt year. So many new modefs, Including Rood Runners and GTXe, that you juot miy not want · This year, Join the BdE Students the or tor the "dove" plink on VIet- GUI!pn, who mode his 1111.rk in ~setting IAusche, the tlve-time Ohio governor, faces in Slxbo a !ormldoble ~ponent. During his three tenns in the Ohio House of Representatives, Saxbe made no enemies. As the only RclubliCin leader in the slate who sll)ported labor in directly by not oppos1~ "right • to • work" In 1958 • he has won the AFL-CJO to his slllo. Although the grcq~'s Committee or. Political Education en-. dorsed Gilligan, it Is not an un-known fact that labor, a a one leader put it, "can live with Bill One la11e IIOUp now marked down for quick clearance. All new fall styles and colors Sizes 8 to ZO. Shop tomorrow! We're Ready For Christmas "Everything" You Will Meed Fo, gas, Lewis Vista, Ruby Jones; beverage, .!Jdrle)' Edwards; $5 at B&B Market, Mrs Mary Roush; Case of R. c. Cola, Gladys Hood; Permanent, Lorena Welsa; Fleshers, gas, lleneCartwright, and ABC Cleaners, HenVanMeter. Decorating Or Gifts Du'ley's Flerlst Fri. & Sat. Til 9 PM UOLA'SI POMEROY OHIO BE-WITCHING 'VALUES AT •• ' l u ••• , . . • • .. • ·" , ,_ .. - Rea. 45c Reg. $1.79 VICKS FORMULA 44 ' 30~ Only $l19 MENTHOLATUM RUB Reg. 86c UOPECTATE 57~ Reg. $1.29 VICKS SINEX GOOD BUYS BAN DEODORANT ONLY 994! Rlf. $1.49 GILLETTE FOAMY99 ,. LEDLIE'S Dudley Ave. Parlc•rsburg, W. Va. A CURRICULUM OF LAY·A·WAY FOR THE Opposite Parking_ Lot 2~19 Only GIBSON and two Navy Unit CUatlou. s.oo (Op•n Mon. I frl. till 9 pm) YOU VISIT GLAMORIZE YOUR ~~ BOYS AND GIRLS ill FROM THE INSIDE..QUT WITH - Underwear, Pajamas, Gowns TRIM FIT - Socks, Knee-Sociis, Tllhts PLAY CLOTHES by l'oddle-Tyke SIZES Heath-Tex, Carter, Rm Roy, INFAHT5 THRU 12 Billy The Kid, Stretchlnl BLUE BIRD - Shirts and Sweat•s DRESSES by Nanette, i;lnderella· .and Polly Flinders Kll'tE KIDDiE Coats, Jackets Snow at Okin1wa, Ow battle stan Drtsltl, Y1l. tt 12.00 Skirts , Y1lutsto 9.00 NOV. 2- NOV. 9 nes Roush; Dowers, MaryTheve- nin; rour FOR TEENS CHRISTMAS OPEN ·- HOUSE CHANGE PURSE ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0.' member of Cincimatl Council He later switched tram lhe "local political party" to the Demo<!rata. During his 10 years on counell, he sponsored legtslaUon on lltr employment practice& and initiated heari~s on povert;y. After his experience in the of Representatives, Saxbe rtas ready lor statewide ottlce and was elected to h I s ::e :se~~~~~ R:rS:~t,e:;~' Taft Jr. The m~xt ,)'BI.r he WOII hlo old Job bock, e!Q< councll· mn, an:l held tt. .POst until Auguat of this year •hen be nsianed to devote tulltlm1 to cUilpiJgning. Married with cltllclren, Gilligan haa degrees trom N~ tre Dame and the UnlverliQ ot Cincinnati. He served in WwJd War U, earned the Sllver Star GiUipn, who ftrst attracted national attention as a member ollhe 89th Congress, started his political Ute as a "Cha.rterite" state House ALL YOU'LL NEED IS YOUR THE I'DDIE SHOPPE grees rrom Ohio State Univeralty, S&xbe."' li-'::""-"::::::::::::::;::::"'l' LAYETTE saxbe aerved duriJW World Wor D oDd returned to octlve duty durlnr the Kcir... COOlllct as a member of Ohio Army Nath•l Guord. Ht currentl,y holdo the rank or coloreL Soxbe lo morrled and has three chUdren. He has two d&o nam. Lambert; rood blender, Mrs. Richard Fowler; radio, Mrs. osM car Roush; watell, Wanda James; hair cut, Mrs. E, A. Schaekel; bottes, Betty Cadle; John Lewis Tho heoriiWt led to tho./ f .r I t muldclpol C<mmiii!IQ It HI o • · eooDmlaajon, p,eeeooJiiw Ott fad. oral -.,.,..rlflqltla• GWigojl DKJWCI lntD CcJoirou · In the Johnson r.Ddallda <I JJM and wos aeuve In the JIUiiql of the Gteat SOCiety JU'GII'IIIII, ouch os llfeillcore ond the ~ mentuy and Secmdar)' Edue... tim Act of '1985. In hla bid lor re-«ectton. GUligan was deleltecl by Rcthrt 1966. bert H. HWDphrey before the convention. During the convenUon, he led tho plotrorm nght Help Teacher I don't think I hlrle lmprov. ed as a person. I juol koetJ 1n1 he mar blow IL mouth abut and go aloog with A good rule lor new .._,._ what they say because I am a- enta: don't pill draatle changes fraid of being pmlshed. rm 11111 eveu t!lough your llpOUse seem. ol hate lnllde. ln&lY JpJJrOVes, II they•re unfair Helen, please oqo1oln to par. (u Georre's punishments appear enta that -..time• w11eu ldda to be) reaentment aoon replaces argue 'they don"t mean to be us~ gr'itltude, IIIII there goes t h o II,Y, but are Crying to . - up loarrlagel lor wbot they think Ia rlgltt; that Try one oftboH mother -<laugh • curfew should depend on wllere ter talkayauuledtohave.llml&ht you're &'Qlng, so you won't haYe open her eyea. - H, Clwrus of 250 his ktWick tor academic ot his arguementativent•A world. He can, when neceuary. - has csst himself tnto the prod his disciples rrom confu.. "new politic•" as ret~resented ston to an unclerstanclhw the by the Kennedys an:l U.S. Sen. issues. Eugene J , McCorthy. However, Sexbe does not aJ. Saxbe, the Mechanjcsburg Wt.ys 'lhln controversy. He has lawyer - squire who has a repu· been known to 11hoot from the tatlon tor getting olong wlth al- hlp when hl1 dander is \11, and most everybody In Ohio, repre-- It such time• has changed sents the "old politics~ · as a views on VIetnam, gun control member of the well-oiled GOP and the retirement of FBI Diestabllshmert. rector J. Edgar Hoover, As 1 pragmatic, realistic and Only once in Saud»e's 20 year moderate Republican, S a x b e polldcal ca:: :-:;.~.· has he bucked has played by the rules. walt- the party. That was in 1954 trw: his turn at each step. Gil· when he ran without erdorseligan, on the other hand, rarely ment ror the GOP senatorial panes \C> the chance to~ nomlnaUon. The licking he took lash his tormentors and lecture laugtlt him a lesson. his erring follow~n. Gilligan, on tile other hand, Yet it would be a mistake to has been a tighter, bucking the catAlog Gilligan as volatile or party and i 18 financial ally, the Saxbe as a blalll country AFL-ClO. With support !rom squire. Both are complex men, both In May, he boot U.S. Sen. seasoned in the colduct of Ohio Frank J, Lausclle, a political politics arxl given to changing legem as a vote geUer. themael ves to suit the time and Since then his troubles, mostaudience, ly financial, have been •Ired A former Xavier University publicly because o( hh rerusal proressor, Gilligan has not lost to S\C)port Vice President H~~& . IIOUI!Ced Ita nine mooth results of '178,170 Iller P'Q'mont of f89,580 In preferred dividends. •mini Wr.Y agencies : V"!!&M"'"' and even tells her frlendlhe HAS to whip me 11011l8times. ~le earnings were $93,. 185 lor 1987. Pro forma oomblned oarnlag&, before preferred dividends, as~ which may account for MASON - The recent Mason Ramsburg. Grade School Carnival, aponaorM Chili sauce, Mra Kathryn ed by the PTA was a big success, JohnBOil; hot dogs, Mn. Vernm lor whicll the PTA thanks every- Roulh, and helpers, Mrs. Martha one that helped ln anyway. Redmond and Mr1. EvelYn RottLlsted below are the commit· gen; pronto pups, Mrs. Jotm Lewtee chairmen and thelr helper&, is, anrt helpera, Mrs Betty and the winners of door prizes. Roush, Mrs. Evelyn HoUgen, The chairman of the carnival Mrs Carol Workman. Mrs. Evewas Red Tucker; Ln charge of lyn stawart, Mrs. Lucy Johnson, prizes IGr games, Rev. Lowell Mrs. Crena Barnitz, Mra. Elenor Keeney, and ot tickets, Mrs. Jarrell. Bonnie McFarland a n d Mrs . Also, trinkets, Mrs. Phyllis Glad,ys Stewart. Gilkey, and helpers, Richard Gilother workers were, door priz~ key, Mrs. Charles Stanley, Mrs. ea, Mrs. Beaulah Bocook; main- Jane Chapman, M r s. !ilirley tenance, Charles Stanley; publici- Tucker, Mrs. Richard Ohlinger, ty, Mrs. Loretta Ramsburg; auc- Mrs. Carol Workman, Mra. Isa~ tioneer, Da,yt.on Raynes; soup, belle Brown, Mrs. Joam Taylor, Mra. Cectle Johnson and Mrs . Mrs. Loretta Pauley; candy &ale, Beaulab Bocook; bake sale, Mrs. Mrs. Jackie Sisson, and helpAgnea Roush, helpers, Mrs. Ooters, Mrs. Mary Thevenin, Mrs. Q< .aDCI Mrs. Loretta Walter Werry Mrs. ~· land, Mro. lli\rothy Johli.ifhll'··t cones and cotton candy, Linda Steele; popcorn, Mrs . Ruby Jonea and .Mn. Patty Caraey, and helpers, Dorothy Russell and Mrs. Walter Werry. \ A• a tulfUlment or one j)UI'poae White elephant, Mro. Donna of the Future Business Leaders Gibbs, M r a. Loretta Pauley; r1 America at Southern H 1 g h games, chairman. Robert Roush SChool, Ienior BOE studentl, Su~ - grab bag, Mrs . Kath,y Davis; un Tuttle. Nancy Bentz, Penny throw at monkey, Mn. Patt.Y DIU, Mindy Proftltt, and Diana Arnold, helpers, Luther Tueker, Cross are assisting Mrs. Vinas Jerry Arnold. Brad John1011, Bob Lee. their teacher, In the Red Roush, Bill Davis; fish pole, Mrs. Cross Grive, Ln the corporation Loretta Stanley. and her chilof Raclae dren; !Ish pond, Mrs. 1tlar)' Keh· The drive ls to be completed ler Mrs. Patty Smith; ring toss, by November 1. Mrs. Rosemary Samsel, Mildred Hawleyj baseball toss, Jerry Arnold, Bill Davis; dart game, waa aaked, aa It's too embar- Mrs. MaryRoush,andMrs.Charrasstna. My mother used to unlotte Yonker, Mrs. Evel,yn HoUderltand these thlnp. What's gen; jailhouse, Red Tucker, Dayhappened to her?- S'fEPCHn.D ton Raynes. Dear S.C. : Door prizeswerebtcycle, Tony Your mother Is trying to make her aea::nl marriage w o r k. George lo trying too, but II he doem't couJ tho Big Father act, crease over the 1967 earn1np of •800,151. Tonr Antemas an- and ........ lll!Jl'OVal of tho -led U..,&el - ' d bo$894,. 390 lor the nine lllOIItha ended Soptember 30, 1988 IIIII $784,- dlrec:tor, to, "rll wait tor an honorsble i~U!'. ~ """c:t~ . me tq be likewise?'' 'That's a single standard whieh makes 1he past un. Important. Rlght't - H. 9 Months Up n.om. Wayne Swisher, Harold bored" route as a bachelor, if he wants his bride to be specllll only ror him. Let tdm marry one of. the swingers. rll wait for the man who waits for mel - OUTDATED? Dear Out: You may have a long walt. Wh1 mt modl(y your statement '· Earnings for urn ac:boOlo and Is dlroeled by u GUes f1 Portsmouth W e 1 t Hlglt School. Norna Jean Prior · of !Wth Webster Scbools lla<· compantst. WU1ard Ba;Wm ol Green 111gb School 11 uolsWrt his love to many before? His argurnentlstbatlfshehl••easy," she'll coo.Unue so alter mar~ rlage. Do male chasers mirac- 101" the aame actions. They say Dear Helen: a follow has o right to oak a !Wore George married 1111 girl Is ohe'o a virgin, but It'• molhor he was real nice to me. 110110 of the girl's buslnese wbot He took ua both out to dlmer and bouglrt me l!lOOV1 recordo • He oloo helped me with 11\l' math. But DOW that he Ia 11\l' step. !other, things have clw!ged, He told Mom I was a spoiled brot and II abe would let him W!e With Mia& Mumaw aJao giving the pra,yer . Roll call was answered by aeven members with a scriiJlure verae containing the word "harvest." It was stated that World Community Day will be at the Trinity Church of Christ Nov. I in Pomeroy During the proKJ'am session several readings were as follows, 11 Prayer for the Nation," by Rachel McBride; "Fragile Momenta," by Florence Potts; Hazel Clark, read, •'The Quiet People"; Mayme Holmes, Never Walk Alone;" ••A Time for Thanksgiving," by M,yla HIJd.. son; Ada Slack read 11 Are You In the Right Work?"' All were from the "Guidepost... Miss Mumaw read 11 Autumn Leaves" from a book by Helmark. First Session ' find his glrl is unchaste, than she does to team he has given ASIQD tho, ~e standard. M1 !rlends dl~ ~ · · mt;";.-~ ;llllnk It's perfedl,y oka,y lor a IUY to get mperlence when and 'Where he can, but they condemn a girl refreshments. our quotificotions! Idea that he gets more hurt to &-l'ANDARD, SHE SAYS Dear Helen: 1 waa asked ln a nationwide IUI'Vey if I would feel 11 Serlously hurt" It l learned my fl~ ance had ·~een around" quite a lot. I replied, "There wouldn't bo s wedding." girl who chesn't go tor making of a ptlormacidit's yoor guarantee of pie, tholr prol>lomo and pleasurea, their troubles and tun. As wttb the relt of Helen Help US!, it welcomes laughs but WOll't dodge a 18J'lous CJJ8stloo with a brush-oft. FOR rr, care uloual,y change to true husbands? of Helen Help USI this news- I think ootl JIOI)er. Ma,ybe rm cr8Z)', but 1 think DOWN WITH DOUBLE a J!1<Y shool ...'t go tho •1Jed to Star Class The meeting Does a man have a childish to YOUTH man, a<me PTA Carnival Workers Thanked he has dono. This column ls for young pea. Send your teenage IJleationa Readings are Given Church termed the "new politics. •• The majority ol the polls iBilcate they are but nothing will be finalized until the votes are countei in the battle between Democrat John J. GUligan and Republican WUI!am Bort S.xbe. The fight, which sometimes has turned into a mud-&liJltl~ altair in recent weeks. Is considered close enough to be decided within the Onal days of the campaign. BIHTHS Mrs. Robert W, Davia, WeUB· ton, daughter, 12:43 a.m. Thursday; Mrs. Robert Jones, Jr., Jackson, son, 3:40 a.m. Thursda,y. Frankie Mwnaw, when members met in the church annex Oct. 22 "Everything In Hardware" ;• ·: ;. :: ' Pt. Ploa,ont, IW·. Ya. , MOTOR ·LODGE FOR ·RESERYATIONS CALL SOboOI !\dd'i!nlltroi!Ye .organisa- tion. Red Head Irishman Jousts Country Squire for Senate .an~ l'lorih .on II+. 62. ..... o.t... . ... .. ~ 'om o'nalyze It as to: bdi_. ClfCIIIfltao ..'•• ~ plher c1o1a ..n:ey: '!""ld first term U ottorney -ral. He wu deteoted tor rHieetioo In 1958 but elected ln 1982 ond The Election--No. 5 BERRY'S WORLD Pwr Slnt .. •• ' maldht! •the S ..- The Dally Sentinel, Pm~eroy-Middleport, 0., Thllr&da,y, October 31, 1968 . '• • . Items olfored will Include new rummage, electricaJ, appllancea, Children's dolillnlt, ole. Hours of tho sale will be f1"0m 9 a.m. IDltll noon each or tlie two days. sent the program entitled ., A Real Thanksgiving. u Hostesaea will be Mrs. Walter M. Windsor, Mrs. William Cruickshank, Mro. Eldridge Sauer, Mrs. 0. H. Car~ der, Mrs. Robert lUte, Mra. Jotm sayre and Miss Eala Burdette. . Trlrilv Mefh. odllll Cburcb will CCIII&Jilo ·l'IIDlDI&JII Silo OYOr:Y Friday ODd 'SIIurdo.Y WriDI ~ lllOIIth of NovembOr It 'the RUmmage RcK>m m 5th street. luUoo wiD meet Frl~ at ~ p.m. In the MaD.sioo House with Mill Lelah FUwell, regent, presldlnl. Mro. J. M. Foolei!OIII will pro.. "• lh>ie ' '· Poi~! . /?eitJrl In surim)ary, tbe eGJ.l;a\0\'·sald . fleid serVIce at wvu, mOt with 11c1n, ln-OerVtce ·idueatte~~, ~ the bolnl, .Omlnlotntive ol!l- lng methode, pUi,jl atUtude tilwanl Moots Friday ' '• · ,· -PleaJa:nr gulCianca pJ'OII'am~, learn· Dr. ·David A. PU>zoll, coordln· ator of edUea!ioUJ re......,h oncj lng n"'!""""l, 14a<l_>er ~·· , PT. PLEASANT- Tho CoiClll· el Charles Lewis Chapter of Daugbters of the AmerlcanRno- t· r ' l ' 86~ STOlE HOUIS Reg. 59c SUCRETS Only 39 Rar. 98c lOll's BAYER ASPIRIN 65e 10 P.l. lAlLY lOto 1 6to9 SUNDAY$ EX-LAX Only 30 Reg. $1.29 CALWTUI SlfftAIEF 86~ Rea. $1.63 VIta lis $1.08 wow• 9 A.& 100% HUMAN HAIR to Rae. 45c �... t • .. ' ' ~- ) ,, . , ' Tho boll!' · d , , , S . Dl Boar Revie-Ws ·. f£4ucati6n·. ·urvey r ,-fJJ!O$~ Sentlfl\ll, Pomeroy-Middlel>orl. .o.. Thvlldoi'.Oe!G\>er Sl, 1188 . New Day of A Styling and Comfort Begins with ..~ total cOat ol the sui'vey Ia ,J.3,836 with Weill Vlrginl& Uni- PT. PLEASANT - The MIICit Coual1 Boord ofEou:otlOIIIa..,.. ciol ... - Tuelldol' ....... ,... viewed thoo<Ueallonol . , _ verllv contrlbutlilg S3,766 and Maaon COUJrt;v's ihare $10,070. DAR Chapter PT. PLEASANT - 'TheRe· boeeo Circle of '· '· ,> ' .• .. c~.~ . t t This Fri .. & Sat. tho froilclo Toylor Group ~!Urlnt ·the ••citing sl~glng voice 61 HarrY J"!ph· ·· . SUNDAY BUfi'ET .:.NOOH TO 4 PM mesit. If the board ·edopled the program to gat underwljlla Novem· PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ber, It could be completed Ill' ADMITTED: Mrs, Jack Gan· April, Dr Puzzoll said. dee, New Haveni Carl Dove, Ap · pie Grove; Holils Kuhn, Bar· ' • t .~ EOlTOR'S NOTE: This is ., • the tlfth of six articles deal· log with the Nov. 5 genenl · SI'!CIIIL W1!!K!MI11!AT!S . THREE DAYS AND TwO HIGHT.$ election In Ohio. The previous articles concerned the state Sle>reme Court, state is- (Fri. lhru Sun. 2 p....) ·,.; 2 Persons (dou~le bed)............. , . . ... $2.4.QO.: 3 Peraon1 (one doubl• and ' ' one single ~.d),,.,.,,,, ..,,.......,_.$30.00 . ~ Pe.,sans (twa double ~eds)............ ~S,OQf bourn We. Pt. Pleasantj Naomi Wolfe, PL PleaiUIIlt; Jeule Geyer. PomeIWi Howard Brumle)'. Pl. Pleasanti John Wls8Dlllnt Pl Pleasant; Toni Blake, Ashton; Mona liewart, Pt. Pleasant. BffiTH: Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Gandee, New Haven, a son. t ,, . . .' ' 675-1611 ' . .· · '· Entertainment In T.ht "Starlliht.RCio~" ~· clals IUid lnterestoil citizens In teachers and learniD&. sta\US of school library and J1Upll ' ~chleile­ the open dlscusalon. DISCHARGED: Price Russell, I DINNER DATE sET PT. PLEASANT - Tho Po&t Matrons Club will bold their an· nua1 tui'key dlmer and Cbrllll· mas Grab Bag CHI Nov. 25 begin. nlng at 6 p.m. ol the home of T enni~ Co~Jtl Ai• SlriP Facilities Golf Courae Pff\'tlet•• Convention f'a~J~I•• , , ,, AH ADVENTURE IN SUMf'TUOUS LIYIM;.: AT VERY REASONABLE RATES-WITHIN E/IS't REACH Mrs Esther Thomas. Jeller1911 Avenue. sues, legislative and c~ greulona.l races, The final article wlll deal with t b e presidential ele~tioJL By RICHARD E. LIGHTNER UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP0 The senatorial election In Ohio will determine whether the state's estimated 4 mUlion voters are ready to accept what has been ~ . Ita ., NIA. hie.~.,_ "What Jholl we tl"( ned-tiN Humphrey screen, tiN NIXOII snoGk or tiN Wolloce IJombi"' Holzer Medical Center: VloH- Pedro; Renee K. Bennett, Jack· J.ng hours 2-4 and 7..8 p.m. Par- 1011; Mrs. HoUle E. Nuzum, Rt. ents only on Pediatrics Ward • 1 Rovonswooll; Mrs. Robert W. "PICTURI fRAME" STYLING moans now boouty far your home! Yes, WARM MORNING has achltwtd a new high for styling in gas home heolen. You mvst ... theM ntw heaters to appreciate them! "JIT·STIIIAM" H!AT FLOW AT n001 LEVIl ... Jl'lfdos new comfort! Put •n end to those cold, drafty Hoon with WARM MORNING's exclusive "Jet-Stream"" tO¢ spreads a wide carpet of warmth over the floon of your home. FACTORY GUARANTIES. ... combustion chamber for 20 year~! &urner for life of the heattrl Your auuronce of lo~. dependable service. See these and the many, mony 01her dynamk feoNrtl of the new WARM MORNING 'tOJ heater lint now 011 ,.,. ,. display. PRICES START ,• ~ $115 95 . ·: . • AS LOW AS ~ . TO 269.95 EBERSBACH HARDWARE ::•' ~• POMEROY MAIN ST. • '.' . TRAINING goes into every prescription .~t '' ' :· . :· '• . ·::.· '• ' ;:-·: :· ·: ~=.. .• .• .. ;: ADMISSIONS Pearl Ballard, Gallla Hotel, Gallipolis; Brenda K. MatJriU, 1828\': ChestunUt St.; Willis W. McBride, Bidwell; Mrs. Lorry R. Smith, Rt. 1 Ewingtoni Mrs. S, Lewis Hughes, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mro. Robert L. Neal, RL I Bldweil; Mrs. James W. Bllllld, West COlumbia; Mrs. Unley M. Hart, Racine; Mrs. Elizabeth Davia, WeUsl.oni Mrs. Robert Jones, Jr., Jackson. Gilligan - a red..tJ.aired Irlsll~ YOUTH ASIQD FOR IT DISCHARGES Robert E. Allen, Mrs. Ethel E. Amos, Mn. Charles W. BarnDuckworth, &Yracusei Mrs. Herhart, and lafant son, Mrs. Albert S. Parker. ~racuse; Charlred L. Bishop, Harvey A. Brown. les W. Jones, Ashland. Ky.;MarDmald R. Clark, George W. COr· shall H. Brown, RL I Beaver; bin, Donald L. CUrry, Mrs. Na· Clarence E. Hill, Rt. 1 Wellston; than DeWeese, Mrs. Harold D. Mrs Howard G. Markel, Rt. 1 DWoo and lnfont dauabter, Mrs. Shirley K. Fillinger, Mrs. Ernest E. Lanhart. Hark Mullins, Mro. Anna M. Nichols, Mrs. George W. Pa,yne, Mrs. Thelma Pratt, Mrs. Herscbel E. Roush, Mrs. E:tra P. staley, Mrs. Weldon D. Swisher &Lohse Rex•ll Drugs That certificate hanging an oor wall ollesh to the years of !ifody and training tl1ot go into the Wears, Mrs. Forrest E. Wilson. SYRACUSE - Reading the lOoth Psalm for devotions opened the meeting at the Slar Class ol the Flr st United Preobyllrion •' ~ ~ rm • Church bY Qle class preJidBnt, ~•• ::: 1'd OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM ~ j i Sunday 10:30 AM ~I PM and 5:00 to 9:00 PM to 12:30 Lohn and l(enneth McCul· Iough are your fri.ndly phamraclsh at Swi aher ond Loh1e Rexatl Drugs. They have low prescription prices and prompt service and dis.count drvg prices over he would Blratshtm me out. I sm an A aCuden!, _have c1u..... FlaoDclal curpora- no lnterelllla smaklag, drlaldng, tton, o diversified IIDanclol Jlold. or going wild, and 1 try to help lng 11141 their pt'CijlOS8d Mom. merpr partner Tower_., An;ywa,y. he set down rules Inc:. (a CATV . . _ ) , today everything !rom dating Ia IUIIIOUDced earnlnp lor the nine hoDietlwk to talldng back. I can't months onded September 30. breathe without breaking some CFC reported conaolldated net of them, Punla- Is rou&ll. earn1np of N28,640 lor the nine Mom brags about how I have llllllllhl wlllc:lt repl'OSOIIta an In· improved ainceGeoraetookover, closed with PI'IIY· er in unison. November hostess will be Mrs. Hudson The roll call word will be "Thanks or ThankfUl.'' Mrs. Slack sened Will Sing for 036 lor the ..... period 1967. Pro forma earnings per sllore """'-" bued m averaaellllll· bor ofsharel outatandlnl! In 1968 - - ' with $.911n 1987 baaed .., avenge lhareo lllllllaftd.. q. A c:ounly chorUs of250 volcos will sing Friday morniDI ao tbe SoutheastA!rn Ohio Edueai!Clll Assn. general sesllon ~ at the new COnvo<a1kln ~ at Oldo Ulllveroiv. • Tho S.loto CCIIIIIQ' Millie Feolival Chorllo Is c:ompooed ol 10· loc:t from all local hllh ·--.• - '-'f!!'/'MfHoor~RI~. .•. ' .. ~ -~ -,. ' .. ·\~ Ray Monsalvatge, 'lridel,yioMJWn seven day 1 a week. Let us serve you for all your opeaker lor prolooalonollllldbuo- prescription and drug ne•cls. lnell groups, will apeak Ill tho general session on the topic, Uncork Your lUdden Tal••-'' DepariJIIelllalmeellnlo In Idle· Glled·la the allernoob . 14 Plymouth 1 • Four~~~~ lliWf. · Featurli'lg 84 bH"'Iful mcklels, •· ~ sehooJ master• and achool 100men where Marvin Walker of !Wth""lll Ohio IDue Croll will apeak. Elastic Insert For Fit .99 "' Brown and Black TlllriMiay evening the ...,.., tors will attend a joint lllOOIIng 0 Tom Rue Motors, 399 Sou'th1;3ri. 4~!·', ,, ble date, and me girl nwlt come home two bouro before tile otbora, abe 11011'1 (101 uked again .... And llhe wouldn't go II abe LADI·ES Hi BROWS AA·B·W ' to tn thethat mkldle v leave or moria; w1leuota you par. dou- .. . Plymouth Furyi. Belvederee. t,Jarracudaa. Y.llan"'. ~.a groat~ Plymoulh lineup to win you OYIIt thlt year. So many new modefs, Including Rood Runners and GTXe, that you juot miy not want · This year, Join the BdE Students the or tor the "dove" plink on VIet- GUI!pn, who mode his 1111.rk in ~setting IAusche, the tlve-time Ohio governor, faces in Slxbo a !ormldoble ~ponent. During his three tenns in the Ohio House of Representatives, Saxbe made no enemies. As the only RclubliCin leader in the slate who sll)ported labor in directly by not oppos1~ "right • to • work" In 1958 • he has won the AFL-CJO to his slllo. Although the grcq~'s Committee or. Political Education en-. dorsed Gilligan, it Is not an un-known fact that labor, a a one leader put it, "can live with Bill One la11e IIOUp now marked down for quick clearance. All new fall styles and colors Sizes 8 to ZO. Shop tomorrow! We're Ready For Christmas "Everything" You Will Meed Fo, gas, Lewis Vista, Ruby Jones; beverage, .!Jdrle)' Edwards; $5 at B&B Market, Mrs Mary Roush; Case of R. c. Cola, Gladys Hood; Permanent, Lorena Welsa; Fleshers, gas, lleneCartwright, and ABC Cleaners, HenVanMeter. Decorating Or Gifts Du'ley's Flerlst Fri. & Sat. Til 9 PM UOLA'SI POMEROY OHIO BE-WITCHING 'VALUES AT •• ' l u ••• , . . • • .. • ·" , ,_ .. - Rea. 45c Reg. $1.79 VICKS FORMULA 44 ' 30~ Only $l19 MENTHOLATUM RUB Reg. 86c UOPECTATE 57~ Reg. $1.29 VICKS SINEX GOOD BUYS BAN DEODORANT ONLY 994! Rlf. $1.49 GILLETTE FOAMY99 ,. LEDLIE'S Dudley Ave. Parlc•rsburg, W. Va. A CURRICULUM OF LAY·A·WAY FOR THE Opposite Parking_ Lot 2~19 Only GIBSON and two Navy Unit CUatlou. s.oo (Op•n Mon. I frl. till 9 pm) YOU VISIT GLAMORIZE YOUR ~~ BOYS AND GIRLS ill FROM THE INSIDE..QUT WITH - Underwear, Pajamas, Gowns TRIM FIT - Socks, Knee-Sociis, Tllhts PLAY CLOTHES by l'oddle-Tyke SIZES Heath-Tex, Carter, Rm Roy, INFAHT5 THRU 12 Billy The Kid, Stretchlnl BLUE BIRD - Shirts and Sweat•s DRESSES by Nanette, i;lnderella· .and Polly Flinders Kll'tE KIDDiE Coats, Jackets Snow at Okin1wa, Ow battle stan Drtsltl, Y1l. tt 12.00 Skirts , Y1lutsto 9.00 NOV. 2- NOV. 9 nes Roush; Dowers, MaryTheve- nin; rour FOR TEENS CHRISTMAS OPEN ·- HOUSE CHANGE PURSE ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0.' member of Cincimatl Council He later switched tram lhe "local political party" to the Demo<!rata. During his 10 years on counell, he sponsored legtslaUon on lltr employment practice& and initiated heari~s on povert;y. After his experience in the of Representatives, Saxbe rtas ready lor statewide ottlce and was elected to h I s ::e :se~~~~~ R:rS:~t,e:;~' Taft Jr. The m~xt ,)'BI.r he WOII hlo old Job bock, e!Q< councll· mn, an:l held tt. .POst until Auguat of this year •hen be nsianed to devote tulltlm1 to cUilpiJgning. Married with cltllclren, Gilligan haa degrees trom N~ tre Dame and the UnlverliQ ot Cincinnati. He served in WwJd War U, earned the Sllver Star GiUipn, who ftrst attracted national attention as a member ollhe 89th Congress, started his political Ute as a "Cha.rterite" state House ALL YOU'LL NEED IS YOUR THE I'DDIE SHOPPE grees rrom Ohio State Univeralty, S&xbe."' li-'::""-"::::::::::::::;::::"'l' LAYETTE saxbe aerved duriJW World Wor D oDd returned to octlve duty durlnr the Kcir... COOlllct as a member of Ohio Army Nath•l Guord. Ht currentl,y holdo the rank or coloreL Soxbe lo morrled and has three chUdren. He has two d&o nam. Lambert; rood blender, Mrs. Richard Fowler; radio, Mrs. osM car Roush; watell, Wanda James; hair cut, Mrs. E, A. Schaekel; bottes, Betty Cadle; John Lewis Tho heoriiWt led to tho./ f .r I t muldclpol C<mmiii!IQ It HI o • · eooDmlaajon, p,eeeooJiiw Ott fad. oral -.,.,..rlflqltla• GWigojl DKJWCI lntD CcJoirou · In the Johnson r.Ddallda <I JJM and wos aeuve In the JIUiiql of the Gteat SOCiety JU'GII'IIIII, ouch os llfeillcore ond the ~ mentuy and Secmdar)' Edue... tim Act of '1985. In hla bid lor re-«ectton. GUligan was deleltecl by Rcthrt 1966. bert H. HWDphrey before the convention. During the convenUon, he led tho plotrorm nght Help Teacher I don't think I hlrle lmprov. ed as a person. I juol koetJ 1n1 he mar blow IL mouth abut and go aloog with A good rule lor new .._,._ what they say because I am a- enta: don't pill draatle changes fraid of being pmlshed. rm 11111 eveu t!lough your llpOUse seem. ol hate lnllde. ln&lY JpJJrOVes, II they•re unfair Helen, please oqo1oln to par. (u Georre's punishments appear enta that -..time• w11eu ldda to be) reaentment aoon replaces argue 'they don"t mean to be us~ gr'itltude, IIIII there goes t h o II,Y, but are Crying to . - up loarrlagel lor wbot they think Ia rlgltt; that Try one oftboH mother -<laugh • curfew should depend on wllere ter talkayauuledtohave.llml&ht you're &'Qlng, so you won't haYe open her eyea. - H, Clwrus of 250 his ktWick tor academic ot his arguementativent•A world. He can, when neceuary. - has csst himself tnto the prod his disciples rrom confu.. "new politic•" as ret~resented ston to an unclerstanclhw the by the Kennedys an:l U.S. Sen. issues. Eugene J , McCorthy. However, Sexbe does not aJ. Saxbe, the Mechanjcsburg Wt.ys 'lhln controversy. He has lawyer - squire who has a repu· been known to 11hoot from the tatlon tor getting olong wlth al- hlp when hl1 dander is \11, and most everybody In Ohio, repre-- It such time• has changed sents the "old politics~ · as a views on VIetnam, gun control member of the well-oiled GOP and the retirement of FBI Diestabllshmert. rector J. Edgar Hoover, As 1 pragmatic, realistic and Only once in Saud»e's 20 year moderate Republican, S a x b e polldcal ca:: :-:;.~.· has he bucked has played by the rules. walt- the party. That was in 1954 trw: his turn at each step. Gil· when he ran without erdorseligan, on the other hand, rarely ment ror the GOP senatorial panes \C> the chance to~ nomlnaUon. The licking he took lash his tormentors and lecture laugtlt him a lesson. his erring follow~n. Gilligan, on tile other hand, Yet it would be a mistake to has been a tighter, bucking the catAlog Gilligan as volatile or party and i 18 financial ally, the Saxbe as a blalll country AFL-ClO. With support !rom squire. Both are complex men, both In May, he boot U.S. Sen. seasoned in the colduct of Ohio Frank J, Lausclle, a political politics arxl given to changing legem as a vote geUer. themael ves to suit the time and Since then his troubles, mostaudience, ly financial, have been •Ired A former Xavier University publicly because o( hh rerusal proressor, Gilligan has not lost to S\C)port Vice President H~~& . IIOUI!Ced Ita nine mooth results of '178,170 Iller P'Q'mont of f89,580 In preferred dividends. •mini Wr.Y agencies : V"!!&M"'"' and even tells her frlendlhe HAS to whip me 11011l8times. ~le earnings were $93,. 185 lor 1987. Pro forma oomblned oarnlag&, before preferred dividends, as~ which may account for MASON - The recent Mason Ramsburg. Grade School Carnival, aponaorM Chili sauce, Mra Kathryn ed by the PTA was a big success, JohnBOil; hot dogs, Mn. Vernm lor whicll the PTA thanks every- Roulh, and helpers, Mrs. Martha one that helped ln anyway. Redmond and Mr1. EvelYn RottLlsted below are the commit· gen; pronto pups, Mrs. Jotm Lewtee chairmen and thelr helper&, is, anrt helpera, Mrs Betty and the winners of door prizes. Roush, Mrs. Evelyn HoUgen, The chairman of the carnival Mrs Carol Workman. Mrs. Evewas Red Tucker; Ln charge of lyn stawart, Mrs. Lucy Johnson, prizes IGr games, Rev. Lowell Mrs. Crena Barnitz, Mra. Elenor Keeney, and ot tickets, Mrs. Jarrell. Bonnie McFarland a n d Mrs . Also, trinkets, Mrs. Phyllis Glad,ys Stewart. Gilkey, and helpers, Richard Gilother workers were, door priz~ key, Mrs. Charles Stanley, Mrs. ea, Mrs. Beaulah Bocook; main- Jane Chapman, M r s. !ilirley tenance, Charles Stanley; publici- Tucker, Mrs. Richard Ohlinger, ty, Mrs. Loretta Ramsburg; auc- Mrs. Carol Workman, Mra. Isa~ tioneer, Da,yt.on Raynes; soup, belle Brown, Mrs. Joam Taylor, Mra. Cectle Johnson and Mrs . Mrs. Loretta Pauley; candy &ale, Beaulab Bocook; bake sale, Mrs. Mrs. Jackie Sisson, and helpAgnea Roush, helpers, Mrs. Ooters, Mrs. Mary Thevenin, Mrs. Q< .aDCI Mrs. Loretta Walter Werry Mrs. ~· land, Mro. lli\rothy Johli.ifhll'··t cones and cotton candy, Linda Steele; popcorn, Mrs . Ruby Jonea and .Mn. Patty Caraey, and helpers, Dorothy Russell and Mrs. Walter Werry. \ A• a tulfUlment or one j)UI'poae White elephant, Mro. Donna of the Future Business Leaders Gibbs, M r a. Loretta Pauley; r1 America at Southern H 1 g h games, chairman. Robert Roush SChool, Ienior BOE studentl, Su~ - grab bag, Mrs . Kath,y Davis; un Tuttle. Nancy Bentz, Penny throw at monkey, Mn. Patt.Y DIU, Mindy Proftltt, and Diana Arnold, helpers, Luther Tueker, Cross are assisting Mrs. Vinas Jerry Arnold. Brad John1011, Bob Lee. their teacher, In the Red Roush, Bill Davis; fish pole, Mrs. Cross Grive, Ln the corporation Loretta Stanley. and her chilof Raclae dren; !Ish pond, Mrs. 1tlar)' Keh· The drive ls to be completed ler Mrs. Patty Smith; ring toss, by November 1. Mrs. Rosemary Samsel, Mildred Hawleyj baseball toss, Jerry Arnold, Bill Davis; dart game, waa aaked, aa It's too embar- Mrs. MaryRoush,andMrs.Charrasstna. My mother used to unlotte Yonker, Mrs. Evel,yn HoUderltand these thlnp. What's gen; jailhouse, Red Tucker, Dayhappened to her?- S'fEPCHn.D ton Raynes. Dear S.C. : Door prizeswerebtcycle, Tony Your mother Is trying to make her aea::nl marriage w o r k. George lo trying too, but II he doem't couJ tho Big Father act, crease over the 1967 earn1np of •800,151. Tonr Antemas an- and ........ lll!Jl'OVal of tho -led U..,&el - ' d bo$894,. 390 lor the nine lllOIItha ended Soptember 30, 1988 IIIII $784,- dlrec:tor, to, "rll wait tor an honorsble i~U!'. ~ """c:t~ . me tq be likewise?'' 'That's a single standard whieh makes 1he past un. Important. Rlght't - H. 9 Months Up n.om. Wayne Swisher, Harold bored" route as a bachelor, if he wants his bride to be specllll only ror him. Let tdm marry one of. the swingers. rll wait for the man who waits for mel - OUTDATED? Dear Out: You may have a long walt. Wh1 mt modl(y your statement '· Earnings for urn ac:boOlo and Is dlroeled by u GUes f1 Portsmouth W e 1 t Hlglt School. Norna Jean Prior · of !Wth Webster Scbools lla<· compantst. WU1ard Ba;Wm ol Green 111gb School 11 uolsWrt his love to many before? His argurnentlstbatlfshehl••easy," she'll coo.Unue so alter mar~ rlage. Do male chasers mirac- 101" the aame actions. They say Dear Helen: a follow has o right to oak a !Wore George married 1111 girl Is ohe'o a virgin, but It'• molhor he was real nice to me. 110110 of the girl's buslnese wbot He took ua both out to dlmer and bouglrt me l!lOOV1 recordo • He oloo helped me with 11\l' math. But DOW that he Ia 11\l' step. !other, things have clw!ged, He told Mom I was a spoiled brot and II abe would let him W!e With Mia& Mumaw aJao giving the pra,yer . Roll call was answered by aeven members with a scriiJlure verae containing the word "harvest." It was stated that World Community Day will be at the Trinity Church of Christ Nov. I in Pomeroy During the proKJ'am session several readings were as follows, 11 Prayer for the Nation," by Rachel McBride; "Fragile Momenta," by Florence Potts; Hazel Clark, read, •'The Quiet People"; Mayme Holmes, Never Walk Alone;" ••A Time for Thanksgiving," by M,yla HIJd.. son; Ada Slack read 11 Are You In the Right Work?"' All were from the "Guidepost... Miss Mumaw read 11 Autumn Leaves" from a book by Helmark. First Session ' find his glrl is unchaste, than she does to team he has given ASIQD tho, ~e standard. M1 !rlends dl~ ~ · · mt;";.-~ ;llllnk It's perfedl,y oka,y lor a IUY to get mperlence when and 'Where he can, but they condemn a girl refreshments. our quotificotions! Idea that he gets more hurt to &-l'ANDARD, SHE SAYS Dear Helen: 1 waa asked ln a nationwide IUI'Vey if I would feel 11 Serlously hurt" It l learned my fl~ ance had ·~een around" quite a lot. I replied, "There wouldn't bo s wedding." girl who chesn't go tor making of a ptlormacidit's yoor guarantee of pie, tholr prol>lomo and pleasurea, their troubles and tun. As wttb the relt of Helen Help US!, it welcomes laughs but WOll't dodge a 18J'lous CJJ8stloo with a brush-oft. FOR rr, care uloual,y change to true husbands? of Helen Help USI this news- I think ootl JIOI)er. Ma,ybe rm cr8Z)', but 1 think DOWN WITH DOUBLE a J!1<Y shool ...'t go tho •1Jed to Star Class The meeting Does a man have a childish to YOUTH man, a<me PTA Carnival Workers Thanked he has dono. This column ls for young pea. Send your teenage IJleationa Readings are Given Church termed the "new politics. •• The majority ol the polls iBilcate they are but nothing will be finalized until the votes are countei in the battle between Democrat John J. GUligan and Republican WUI!am Bort S.xbe. The fight, which sometimes has turned into a mud-&liJltl~ altair in recent weeks. Is considered close enough to be decided within the Onal days of the campaign. BIHTHS Mrs. Robert W, Davia, WeUB· ton, daughter, 12:43 a.m. Thursday; Mrs. Robert Jones, Jr., Jackson, son, 3:40 a.m. Thursda,y. Frankie Mwnaw, when members met in the church annex Oct. 22 "Everything In Hardware" ;• ·: ;. :: ' Pt. Ploa,ont, IW·. Ya. , MOTOR ·LODGE FOR ·RESERYATIONS CALL SOboOI !\dd'i!nlltroi!Ye .organisa- tion. Red Head Irishman Jousts Country Squire for Senate .an~ l'lorih .on II+. 62. ..... o.t... . ... .. ~ 'om o'nalyze It as to: bdi_. ClfCIIIfltao ..'•• ~ plher c1o1a ..n:ey: '!""ld first term U ottorney -ral. He wu deteoted tor rHieetioo In 1958 but elected ln 1982 ond The Election--No. 5 BERRY'S WORLD Pwr Slnt .. •• ' maldht! •the S ..- The Dally Sentinel, Pm~eroy-Middleport, 0., Thllr&da,y, October 31, 1968 . '• • . Items olfored will Include new rummage, electricaJ, appllancea, Children's dolillnlt, ole. Hours of tho sale will be f1"0m 9 a.m. IDltll noon each or tlie two days. sent the program entitled ., A Real Thanksgiving. u Hostesaea will be Mrs. Walter M. Windsor, Mrs. William Cruickshank, Mro. Eldridge Sauer, Mrs. 0. H. Car~ der, Mrs. Robert lUte, Mra. Jotm sayre and Miss Eala Burdette. . Trlrilv Mefh. odllll Cburcb will CCIII&Jilo ·l'IIDlDI&JII Silo OYOr:Y Friday ODd 'SIIurdo.Y WriDI ~ lllOIIth of NovembOr It 'the RUmmage RcK>m m 5th street. luUoo wiD meet Frl~ at ~ p.m. In the MaD.sioo House with Mill Lelah FUwell, regent, presldlnl. Mro. J. M. Foolei!OIII will pro.. "• lh>ie ' '· Poi~! . /?eitJrl In surim)ary, tbe eGJ.l;a\0\'·sald . fleid serVIce at wvu, mOt with 11c1n, ln-OerVtce ·idueatte~~, ~ the bolnl, .Omlnlotntive ol!l- lng methode, pUi,jl atUtude tilwanl Moots Friday ' '• · ,· -PleaJa:nr gulCianca pJ'OII'am~, learn· Dr. ·David A. PU>zoll, coordln· ator of edUea!ioUJ re......,h oncj lng n"'!""""l, 14a<l_>er ~·· , PT. PLEASANT- Tho CoiClll· el Charles Lewis Chapter of Daugbters of the AmerlcanRno- t· r ' l ' 86~ STOlE HOUIS Reg. 59c SUCRETS Only 39 Rar. 98c lOll's BAYER ASPIRIN 65e 10 P.l. lAlLY lOto 1 6to9 SUNDAY$ EX-LAX Only 30 Reg. $1.29 CALWTUI SlfftAIEF 86~ Rea. $1.63 VIta lis $1.08 wow• 9 A.& 100% HUMAN HAIR to Rae. 45c �' ' 7 - ·Tile Jlolb Sottbtol, PCIII--V!M(oport, 0,, •, B _ Tile Jlolb Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd!OJ)Cll't. O., Tburodly, Oelober 31, 1968 PftLL~"S PUlNTEHS Nmel Table TQp Design Made With Fancy Buttons By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY - While on vacation 1 saw a table top ma.de with a design of a tree with pink b~ossoms, formed with fancy buttons. The trunk was made w~th brown buttons, the leaves different shades of green and pmk buttons were used tor the blossoms. A house was also outlined with bu~tons, with flowers in front of it, and even a fence made of white buttons for a \'ery pretty little cottage scene. One could use her own imagination and dream up a pattern that woul~ ~ suitable for the buttons on hand . These seemed to be la1d m cement or one could use a plain background and glue the buttons on. J hope this inspires M.B. for a use for the pretty buttons she has saved.-F. B. B. ·-"""'""'""",_"' Polly's Problem- - - - - - - a DEAR POLLY - 1 have not used a lovely linen table· cloth and napkins I received as a wedding gift for fear of spilling something on them or getting a stain. I have seen those spray cans of fabric pro~tor and W?ndered if it would help to spray the cloth w1th that or If there is any other way.- MRS. W. W. W., Jr. ~f-:t"t:./;.-~.:.."t\.~:::J:JG1~ ...0.:1>E.itC~~;;,.;;,;..W~S------.!1 DEAR POLLY - My broth· ers. sisters and I used to have the problem that when we got up in the mght we could not f i n d the light switch. My mother finally solved this by putting a piece of tape that glows in the dark on each light switch . Now we can easily find them in the dark.-REXANNE \ \ DEAR POLLY -Recently I heard of a lovely way to use the flower-patterned wash cloths that come in certain boxes of soap or detergents. Sew the wash cloths together the same as you would sew quilt squares. Howe\·er, these squares would be more co1orful and larger as each would have a vivid nower or bouquet of flowers . They could also be sewed together to make a diamond pattern. In either case, the resulting bedspread would be washable, require no ironing, take lots of hard wear and stay new-looking for years.~MRS. A. M. B. Costume Prizes Given COstume prizes were awarded at a Halloween party at the Mid-dleport Church oC Christ for members of the jwllor choir directed b)' Mrs. Kenneth Scftetj. Awarded the prizes were Kathy Baker, costumed as a wtlch, the Guests For ' '' ~ The Foresl Run Baptist Church Mrs. Armstrong who served as obsened "Woman's Day" Sun-- pianist. Evangelist and Mrs. James da,y with Mrs. Margaret Armstrong of Gallipolis as the fea- Brewer talked to the grott> on " ': '~ ,1~ tw-ed speaker. ~ Using "A Woman" as her topic, ~ Mrs. Armstrong emphasized love r as a motivating rorce. She used •'~ scripture from Revelations 12. •' The Rev, L. Simpson, pastor, ~ conducted the morning services :• :: which were followed by a noon missions following a testimonial service. There was a reading, "Pie18e Don't Wake Him ltl" by Mrs. Minnie Green, arxl. several seledions during the program by the junior choir. Mrs. William L Smith was chairman for the ai}Gy observ- ;: luncheon. The aft.ernoonprogram ance. Sarah Greene, Mary Qualls ; tb:Juded devotion&. by Mrs. Fan- and Mrs. Howard Engltlh were ~ Di8 Mle West and Mrs. Kitty .: S.wxters of Gallipolis. There was ~ prayer by Deacon WiUiam Arm• strong and a song service led by on the fmance ccmmlttee appoint.. ed by Mrs. Smith. .:•, PARTY PLANNED ' The anooal masked Hlllloween party oC the Pomeroy Elementary School sponsored by the PTA will ~ ~ o' be held at 7:30 p. m. this evening at the school. ~: ~.. r ,, 1 1: RUMMAGE SALE SET A riiD\liUlfle sale will be held 992-2057 :: by the Sew-Rite Sewing Club on MondaY and Tuesday in the PhDlips Sisters bulldln& Pomeroy. The sale will begin on both da.Y! at 9 a. m. Pickup & Deliv.ry •'•• HOME LAUNDRY :· •• ::' :·•• e .: ,..--------. 2nd Ave. Middleport :. :. ~ ~ .' ~ ~=' ~ ~ ~,. ~ ~j; ~ i ~ AVOid 111-yoar-«d boy ol H0111 Korw hu been adopted through the Parents Adoption Plan by ugliest; Rlrdy Roach, a bride, the prettiest; T1m Scites, a robot, the filmiest; 11>1 Trudy Roach, a hippie, the most orighwJ. 11te prize for the one the hardest to identity went to Redlna Pratt. The parcy was planned by the jmior leadefl Of the ChOirt Patty Glue, Sharoa Wilson and Del> bie Triplett. Guests were greeted by Miss Wilson, costumed as a witch, who escorted ttwmtoher den, the decorated p&rcy room. where Miss Triplett portrayed a acreeching ghost as Miss Glaze p}Qed appropriate music on the plano. Games were played during the evening and refreshmerm were aerved by Mra. Franklin Trip.. lett, Mrs. Arthur He11, a n d Mrs. Carl Roach. Choir mem~ bers atteo:Ung were Paul Cunningham, Crenson Pratt, Ida easel, Martha McNeal, Cindy Trip- the One--Won-One Class of the Pomeroy First Blptlst Church. The clus alreadY has provided for two girls, the last one having recently reached 18, the age limit for assist.ance through the plan. Mrs. Victor Young presided at the meeting. The teach~ er's thought, a poemonhumUity, was given and Mrs. Ellen COUch presented devotiona usll'lll: scriptures from St. Matthew ao:l Kings l The meeti~¥ concluded with prayer by MaralyM and caral,yM or Pomei'()J', were at South Point Sunday to viait Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hester, Mrs. Heater's blrth:lay was Clthy Meadows, Mary Boas, Christi Hess, David Cd.e, Cindy Glaze, Janie Van Meter, Jod.)' Tolbert and Cindy Manley, C&thy Hess, Angela Baker, Eric Scites, Mrs. William Tol· ber~ Mr. and Mrs. RaymondBaker aoo Mr. aDd Mrs. Rlymorxi Visitations Held by PTA Classroom visitation was held at Monday ntght•s meeting of the Racine Elementary PTA. Mrs. Marlene Fisher presided. A report was gtYen on the recent Cole were guests. for Fred Jackson of Middleport were COil-" ducted Oct. 22 at the Mount Mor~ lah Baptist Church by the Rev. Robert JaeksolL Here rrom out of town for the services were Mr. and Mrs. Wil~ Ham Oiltz, William Mabra, Jloi>. by Mosby. Mary Ellen Smith and Phoebe Coats, all of Columbus; Attorney Melvin Young and Mrs. Aaron KennedY, Clevelan:I;Douglas Y~. Youngstown; Mrs. Earl Braxton, Cincinnati; Mrs. Vincent Young, Erie, PL; and meeting of the Meigs Coont;y Council of Parents and Teachers and an e,;planation of new math was given by Mrs. Fisher. Mr. aOO Mrs. Douglas Jackson, The room count showed 41 parRend ville. ents and teachers presert with the third grade receiving the glf't lor havtng the most parents in attendance. Plans were made lor a Halloween . party to 'l be held Thuraclay ·afternoon at the school. It was noted that school willbedismlued on Frid~ for a teachers' meeting to be held at Athens. Refreshments were served and. parents visited classroam& and teachers. TAFT CHIEF JUSTICE FOR Bethel62 to Go to Church Sunday will be observed this weekend by members of Bethel 62, Irternatlonal Order of JobsDaUKhters,accord~ i~ to plans made durlrw a meet- .. Because Because Crew1on !.UPPORTS fedetal old to elementary and uc:ondary education, Including the Teachers. Corps Prot;~rom which he wanta -continued and expanded, not reduced. Because Crewaon SUPPORTS an lncrecne In Social Security benefit payment& and .. elieve1 the ... payments. should be lncreand automatically In proportion to future In• ern••• in contumer pric.s . Monday night. The girls will attend the service at 9 a. m. at the Forest ing inspection was read. The Bethel girls were complimented on all phases of tlleir work. A report was also given on the candy sale conducted by the members. Because 2-Hour DRY OEANING SERVICE Our Ututl Good (luning Robinson's deaners ........, Club drew Clau7;,·••Snowbotlld.. , arran,.monta uoi!W Iota ol pittor. The c1raw1orr lor claoHa by d.., repro10atad1ea - plac:o Friday night at lho Ohio P""or Co. Amlounced bythopreoldenlw., tho Realooll mootlng lobe hold at EutemHfPtS.hoolonNov.lB. MrL Haney Erlnltte a ad A book In memoryofMra. Bertha on,r haa boonploced In the Pc:neroy Library, It waa reported durl011 Tuesday afternoon's B. CREWSON Paid pol iticol od: Crews. on for Congress Committee, George A. Bonks, chr. 14Y2 North Court St., Athens, Ohio ' ' •, --i '•; A DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR SELECTION Still tb•o lefl to pl~t fall bulbs far spring . bloomlno, 1.<, ,; 1 ·• ,, -- .- -~ ......."·-* ---.......- ... - · - _..,j ~rr;:-ke,.,ju{ lloYaaa Ud his wife 'aod Alonzo De Weea. · - . . ·FFt~N.KUN I'IIONl . MilROY •.'!PEN FRI. & SAT. Daedalus was worshiped In Greek mythology as the inventor of carpentry and tools. NI~TS.fiL 9 _.: (lll'e Aro Not OP.n On S.ndoyo) RC COLA 'S. 12 oz. bottles WE ACCEpt f'OOD COUPONS Open EVery Week Day 9:00 to 7:00 Miss Lydia Ebersbach was the chairman !or the obsenance and gave the meditation. An offering was taken for schools, hospitals and homes supported by Metllodist women, both at hlme a n d · E. MAIM ST; Member F.D.I.C. POMEROY, 0. MAIN ST. SPACE PAID FOR BY NEW YORK CLOTHING HPLISE·: POMEROY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ~3975 WHITE CLOUD TISSUE . 4 .rolls4. oldy Savinas For: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday FAST FREE DELIVERY REG. 1.09 11e coupon Nre .POMEROY I_YADEC AR 1.15 ONLY Mtps kHP 10<1 cool and cllm PUFFS ine Roush on Japan. lb~.l.19 weighing 7 lbs. 3 oz. Grandpar. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter ~ 5 VITAMINS REG. 7.79 ~:~ $3.99 . ....,..,._ ,.,. ou~ IIHfo•l"le VASELINE 'HAIR TONIC 'Large Size HIDDEN MAGIC 'HAIR SPRAY REG. 1.99 NowOnly 99 ~~ ~ GIANT SIZE 13 oz. ber land, W. Va. They have another daughter, age 3. '''~ ' 3_.,_:tJb. · I' · ' lbs. VISITS PARENTS Sp-5 George Cleland, who rewrned from GermanY where he spent the pa&t nlne montha In the . .t . " Unbeatable is Plymouth Sport Satellite. The car lhat helped win over ¥• of a million competitive ownera to Plymouth in the past two yeara. Now ll'a back, beautiful all over again. Ready to make thla, your unbeatable year. See it today. Look what Plymouth's up to now. AUTHORIZED DPI!M 0 stt~I!J! ... shower. This year, Join the Unbeatables Papal State. The term "Papal States"' embraced the land in Italy over which the Roman Catholic Church formerly had temporal power. Today it Is only the 105-acre Va!lean City. Tom Rue Motors, 399 South 3rd. Ave., Middleport, 0. ' ,. - __,, " -=""~=~~~'"""""""'-lllllllililll......- - - - - - ' . ' ' ' REGULAR 1.59 NOW 9NLY ~ 10'1 Unbeatallecn! Unbaatatlebuya! Uir.bea•at Ia guys! miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Biggs or ~rlng!leld will be held Saturday night at 9 p, m. at the Hemlock Grove Grall£e Hall. Mr. andMrs. ( . I TO BELL COUPLE Member Federal Reserve System SHOE STORE -your Scm Salvr.oior Tn ~ er reported on Indonesia, Mrs. Jean Warner on Korea, Mrs. Roy Reuter on the Philippines, Miss Nelle Bingonlrdiaam::IMn. Paul- Dol"sel Biggs are holts for the CHAPMAN-CANADAY REGULAR 1.19 and open your THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ... .~ I~Wtah.. Cunt HipUae ~visit ~ir'l ~-- Mrs. Emory Hu.dsoo, New (.um- household account. Choose your favorlfe color now: blu• green brown cordo and gol.en. ' ' ' Yeauger. Athens, have been the or Mr. ...t Mra. Henry Ewbw. Pomeroy. Mn. Knox am MrL Yeauger are aistersofMrs. Ewing. During their visit here; Mr. and 'Mrs. Knox, Mrs, Yeaugor 11>1 Mea. Ewiag wett toWaah- DAUGHTER BORN paid that bill! Come m . . guests "' 11ft:m1Rt'Ar.lwxt PlA'iiF'ORAHYitl!.4 ---- .Jb.;MM dist Church. Cleland, Racine, and Mr. and Miss-· America. -· LOAFERS VISIT WITH EWINGS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Knox of Teoeck, N. J,, and Mrs. curtis men's Society of Christian ServIce at the Pomeroy United Meth~ she could prove she A VOTE FOR QUALITY AVOTE FOR THE NEI YORK .~..v• HOUSE. WE DO NOT URGE fO, Fm ANY PARTICULAR CAiiDIDATE. BUT WE DO URGE YOU TO VOTE: SER·· CISE YOUR AMERICAN HERIT,AGE ,4ND VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE OF Y.OUR CHOICE. c:munentary on Intelligent votln&i 1M Miu Nelle Bing readlrw, REG. 59c 15x20"-WELCoME MATS... .......................4Bc REG. $1.00 LEAF AND GRASS BAGS, 4 in pkg._67c REG. 9Bc 5 QT. MIX AND SERVE BOWL........- ..... 64c REG. $1 .49 I~ BUSHEL LAUNDRY BASKETS......99c REG. $1.98 PLASTIC DISH DRAINERl............-$1.<17 REG. 79c GET SlT HAIR SPRAY- ......- ............. 3Be REG. $1.39 ANACIM TABLETS (100).. ..........._ .....96c REG. $1.00 BOXED STATIONERY..................__ 78c REG. H,59 LADIES VINYL DRESS GLOVES....94c pr. REG. S .59 Wl.NDOW SHADEL..--..---···-·-"•· The annual Week ofPrayer and Self-Denial observance was held Wednesday afternoon by the Wo- CHECKING ACCOUNT ry WilllamiOD. Mro. WIDI Wlll hoot tfio NOtUibor_JIIMtiiW. · Relreohmenti were ·aer...t to 15 membero allll twoauom, Meo. Orion Nll1011 m1 Mro.' ilcobart Biohop by lira. C. E. Blahap 11>1 Mro. Gill' Larkin, .-mea. --------------st..,,,.. Service is Held Mr and Mrs. Alien Cleland or Sleubenville, are amouncing birth or a daughter, Oct. 22, ..SOmethlqr for Notld~" Mrs. Hampton was devotloml leader on the topic. "'Launch Out." She. read scripture from meetiJw of thePomeroyWomen"s L'*" 5 ...t a modltatlm entldocl Chrlatlan Tempei'IIICoUnlonlwld '•Obedience." GI'Oq) •lrwing of at the United Methedlot Church. . "I Love to Tell the story" a n d Mro. Allen Hampton prealdod prayer concluded the meeting. •t the meeting wben plana were made lor the combined November 11>1 December moed011 to be held Deo. 11 with a potluck diMOr at noon. Membera are to contribute lood lor a boaket which will be shen to a needy lamlly alld at ;_ secretary; and Mrs. J1m11 Nl~ Mrs. Ferrell were Jo Arm Criap that dmo a sill will be sent to the 1 _, . olaon, -•urer. allll'lye Cll!rord. Velol'lnl HOIPital. ., A letter was read concerning the United Stlitea COnference on Alcmol held Ia Waahi,.tm, D. c., In September. Amq the noted speakers at the conference was Paul Harvey who was introduced by Mark Hatfield. Groq~ 'ainglng or "I Need Thee Every Hour" and prayer by Miss STILL IN PROGRESS Ada Genhelmer opened the meet,,. ~ 'i<' ing. "Action Ahead" was the proFollowing le JU•t A '•• Of Tho Mony Woney Sa,...., You Will Our Sto,., ";'; Find ly gram theme with MrL Hobert Wlrner presentiJw an article, REG. 29c FACIAL TfSSUE...........................,......,.... I&c "Elections are ror the Birds," a REG. $1.79 PLASTIC MAGAZINE RACK ................ 99c cl.., prden. The tra•ellnl prize -ted b,. Mra. Wlnn no "'"'by Mro.Har· ARRIVALS! Union Meets Tuesday States, while Mrs. Robert Warn- If she had a od •• me-ra or the olub. It wu dedded to pUI'chaae tile .,.._ plomelll for the Garden Club book. Chrlo Diehl proo.- the d.., with tour woodbaaoarorarraments whloh tw had made. TheJo were auctioned olf clw1ng the moot1011 for $UO. The pr08J'IIII incllllod aa art~ cle OD 11 HOW to Plan an Herb Gl,rden" by Mrs. Nicholson, and "s.ed• to Plant In the Fall" by Mro. Diehl. "''"- Charles Foley pve prdeaing tlpa lor November. ' Dewllono to _ . tha meed,. wore pvea by Mea. Blohop. She read HGfve Tbukl to God" taken fran the IJppar Room 11111 doood with ap<Qor, Tile creed...tcolleot wore reed in 111180n ...t the members reapoDIIed to roU call by _.ng an herb grown In their - . abroad. Mrs. Clara Thomas spoke or lacUiUes in the United con1usion! Vernon Weber wereac~ept­ I ALE Annual WSCS An old-fashioned belll011 and :i! moatary &:~ wu.tlla<uoood. 'l'beD!e af tha aho!r Ia "Christmal ldala", alit the Rutlllnd ME;-. DOLLAR-STREI'CHER FLOOR SHOW IN TOWN. THE PLYMOUTH post in Masuchuaettl for U.e two years he has left in aervice ~ The 1111111111 all - ~ Chrllt.... ehow scheduled for Nov, 30 ...t Doe. 1 at tile Pmttl'O¥ EJ• .. Cor-a.,..,. Crow••n SUPPORTS lload control logl•lotlon. ~HARRY !UPON REQUEST! 1 Mr . 11>1 Mro. Waiter Clel...t, Racine, and haa left for hll new ~ ·r ·i Army, has visited his parents, ~ f. Cr.,non SUPPORTS fed•ral appropriation• far IUCh program• as Head Start, vocational and job tralnint;~, Neighborhood Youth Corps, Community Action Program•, and Small Busineu loan• . Crewson SUPPORTS a limit on the amount any farmer or form operation can receive in federal IUbsldles.. .Is q~leprated l • Because 8th fJirthday i, CONGRESS? JOOK WHQS GPT THE BEST. - - . . _ .. ·i. Attend Church by, tho pnlldolll to · '··af tho Southeastern Obfo Mental Mra. WIM .tor hor a u f - on ~ ~ter aiAihenllfloplaJ>. p_.,o thio gaol Jill' ...t tD :g.<.,t flir,Noy. 12 tdten lhe J¥1,and . Mro. l!!!iioll, . IJ~ lor ber pert ~ Garden Club IDOl MondaY Dlchtal ' • 00 tho telephone CCIIIIItiUM. I< tho homo ol Mro. c. E. Blahop. 1: The Pnltll'llll will feature malo~. lrw velvet 1'0101 with Mra. VlrKU .Atklna, Mro. Hobert Clladaf, 'j. Mr.o. James Tlllll...t Mro. Oleva l' ~ ao 11111t:ruetoro. Mro. , '- ,._. '· •II ~ Clarence M111'1'1l' 1riiJ lave ctarp of tit. COII181tl and ettte. TeriaA Ann Ferren celebnted )' 1'11111• arran,.meau lorlheevolll her olf!)rth blrthdoJI with a Pll'!1 (_ 1iiiJ be handled bt Mrs, Paul on Saturdl¥ aile.,_ at the home 2' Wlm. af her parents, Mr. miMra. Dll_.l< llllrirw the maettnr each mem- ford Fe.,..IL ~ bar preoontod tli'Oglllawhlchlflll ·. The Hlll.,.oen thame "''earbe dlotrlbuted to tho Health eeni- rled out with lavon of borna .... ~ or reaidoata during the Nov. i2 ' ·balloont. Hofl'eollnonll af ice '( mHUJW. It at decided ttat anow- cream, c~. potato eldpa and ball <Ike ...t ...._. will be KOoi-Aid were oer...tallerwhlch oorvad ...t fln..-awlll be s~- Teroaa apenecl her IDIIIl' Dice ~ Piau wore 1180 . . - lor the slfle, ! members to make a - r Attending were JOiliQ' Bentley, orarrangemeau to be- telhe ' Alan Lee Crlop, Angela Cll«ord, • Heoilth Center fiJi uae durii~J lhe Lee 11>1 Jo.ye Ord, Lori 11>1 Cor'll loollda!'a. Tile .,.... 1180 pledged rle Guinther, -~ 11>1 Mike 't $II for slfla lor tho 1m1111 Pll'l1; Brickey, Sheri Williams, COnnie Z: Oftlcera lor lhe 19811-119 year Patterson, Roger Lee H~. ; wore installed by Mra. PaidWimt. Jeaa AM Ritchart aDd Brellla • Tlw - olllcera wore prooented aoxl stevea llayoa. Alao aoudlqj: • 1ritll llotrera symbolic afthelr ~ slfla · wore. Mary 11>1 Rooo Am t· flceL lnatalledwere Mra. Atldll8, Llale, Mra. William Blake, Mr. ,,l~ preSident; Mrs. Chrle Diehl, lice and Nra. James Clitrord and ~ (ll'ealdent; Mro. Roy - . , Mro. Martha Moore. Aaaiatlng f CREWSON Club to Give Therapy Program ·~ ~;'A u;.,..py P.......,. tor)llllonts prae- .-_. .:-="'::.::-=N~-~~·~·:PL P.l. A••· WHY VOTE FOR menta. Annette Warner, honored queeiL Initiation was held for one girl during the meeting. Areport from the grand guardian on the recent Funeral services ~qrden ~· Mrs. T. T. Sht!lton. Mrs. James Stephenson and Mrs. Aten Shain served refresh- Run United Methodist Church with Service held On October 22 AT FORT JACKSON Larf)' Circle ia taking basic training in the U.S. ArmJ' at Fort ,Jockoon, S. c. He repOrted to tort Hayes, COluml:l&s, I a 1 t Thurada3 and rrom there was sent to Fort JackBOO. observed. lett, Rayarma Cole, Vicki. Abbott, Pomeroy, Route 3. is Observed , Woman's Day Weekend Gaul, Sumner ru:.d, Pomeroy. Other weekend gtl!&ta at the Gaul hmle were Miss Regl .. Wllltrom and Miss Peg Kirby, students of Glenville Stale Col~ lege, Glenville, W. VL, and col~ lege roommates of Miss Gaul. They came especially tor the wedding of Miss Julia McCoy,al~ so a GlenvUle studenL Callers at the Gaul home on saturda,y evening were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clay of Dearborn Heights, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, POOleroy Route 3. Sunday dinner guests of the Gauls were Mrs. Gaul's par~ erts, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morgan, You wW receive a doDar If Polly uoeo your lavorlle bomomakblg Idea, Polly' I Problem or 80lutlon lo a problem. Wrllo Polly Ill nre of this newspaper. J Come Miss Patricia A. GaulotWayne, Mich., and her fiance, Mr. Larry D. Clay of Dearborn Heights, Mich., were weekend. peats of her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. M. (NIW!pGper Enterptise A.un.J : A VISIT THE IIE.'>'1'ERS Mr. aM. Mrs. Ben Neutzling ...t Mr. 11>1 Mra. Ill)' Rigrs, Thur....,, ~ 11, 1118 5 1/2 oz. HAl-KARATE LOTION �' ' 7 - ·Tile Jlolb Sottbtol, PCIII--V!M(oport, 0,, •, B _ Tile Jlolb Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd!OJ)Cll't. O., Tburodly, Oelober 31, 1968 PftLL~"S PUlNTEHS Nmel Table TQp Design Made With Fancy Buttons By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY - While on vacation 1 saw a table top ma.de with a design of a tree with pink b~ossoms, formed with fancy buttons. The trunk was made w~th brown buttons, the leaves different shades of green and pmk buttons were used tor the blossoms. A house was also outlined with bu~tons, with flowers in front of it, and even a fence made of white buttons for a \'ery pretty little cottage scene. One could use her own imagination and dream up a pattern that woul~ ~ suitable for the buttons on hand . These seemed to be la1d m cement or one could use a plain background and glue the buttons on. J hope this inspires M.B. for a use for the pretty buttons she has saved.-F. B. B. ·-"""'""'""",_"' Polly's Problem- - - - - - - a DEAR POLLY - 1 have not used a lovely linen table· cloth and napkins I received as a wedding gift for fear of spilling something on them or getting a stain. I have seen those spray cans of fabric pro~tor and W?ndered if it would help to spray the cloth w1th that or If there is any other way.- MRS. W. W. W., Jr. ~f-:t"t:./;.-~.:.."t\.~:::J:JG1~ ...0.:1>E.itC~~;;,.;;,;..W~S------.!1 DEAR POLLY - My broth· ers. sisters and I used to have the problem that when we got up in the mght we could not f i n d the light switch. My mother finally solved this by putting a piece of tape that glows in the dark on each light switch . Now we can easily find them in the dark.-REXANNE \ \ DEAR POLLY -Recently I heard of a lovely way to use the flower-patterned wash cloths that come in certain boxes of soap or detergents. Sew the wash cloths together the same as you would sew quilt squares. Howe\·er, these squares would be more co1orful and larger as each would have a vivid nower or bouquet of flowers . They could also be sewed together to make a diamond pattern. In either case, the resulting bedspread would be washable, require no ironing, take lots of hard wear and stay new-looking for years.~MRS. A. M. B. Costume Prizes Given COstume prizes were awarded at a Halloween party at the Mid-dleport Church oC Christ for members of the jwllor choir directed b)' Mrs. Kenneth Scftetj. Awarded the prizes were Kathy Baker, costumed as a wtlch, the Guests For ' '' ~ The Foresl Run Baptist Church Mrs. Armstrong who served as obsened "Woman's Day" Sun-- pianist. Evangelist and Mrs. James da,y with Mrs. Margaret Armstrong of Gallipolis as the fea- Brewer talked to the grott> on " ': '~ ,1~ tw-ed speaker. ~ Using "A Woman" as her topic, ~ Mrs. Armstrong emphasized love r as a motivating rorce. She used •'~ scripture from Revelations 12. •' The Rev, L. Simpson, pastor, ~ conducted the morning services :• :: which were followed by a noon missions following a testimonial service. There was a reading, "Pie18e Don't Wake Him ltl" by Mrs. Minnie Green, arxl. several seledions during the program by the junior choir. Mrs. William L Smith was chairman for the ai}Gy observ- ;: luncheon. The aft.ernoonprogram ance. Sarah Greene, Mary Qualls ; tb:Juded devotion&. by Mrs. Fan- and Mrs. Howard Engltlh were ~ Di8 Mle West and Mrs. Kitty .: S.wxters of Gallipolis. There was ~ prayer by Deacon WiUiam Arm• strong and a song service led by on the fmance ccmmlttee appoint.. ed by Mrs. Smith. .:•, PARTY PLANNED ' The anooal masked Hlllloween party oC the Pomeroy Elementary School sponsored by the PTA will ~ ~ o' be held at 7:30 p. m. this evening at the school. ~: ~.. r ,, 1 1: RUMMAGE SALE SET A riiD\liUlfle sale will be held 992-2057 :: by the Sew-Rite Sewing Club on MondaY and Tuesday in the PhDlips Sisters bulldln& Pomeroy. The sale will begin on both da.Y! at 9 a. m. Pickup & Deliv.ry •'•• HOME LAUNDRY :· •• ::' :·•• e .: ,..--------. 2nd Ave. Middleport :. :. ~ ~ .' ~ ~=' ~ ~ ~,. ~ ~j; ~ i ~ AVOid 111-yoar-«d boy ol H0111 Korw hu been adopted through the Parents Adoption Plan by ugliest; Rlrdy Roach, a bride, the prettiest; T1m Scites, a robot, the filmiest; 11>1 Trudy Roach, a hippie, the most orighwJ. 11te prize for the one the hardest to identity went to Redlna Pratt. The parcy was planned by the jmior leadefl Of the ChOirt Patty Glue, Sharoa Wilson and Del> bie Triplett. Guests were greeted by Miss Wilson, costumed as a witch, who escorted ttwmtoher den, the decorated p&rcy room. where Miss Triplett portrayed a acreeching ghost as Miss Glaze p}Qed appropriate music on the plano. Games were played during the evening and refreshmerm were aerved by Mra. Franklin Trip.. lett, Mrs. Arthur He11, a n d Mrs. Carl Roach. Choir mem~ bers atteo:Ung were Paul Cunningham, Crenson Pratt, Ida easel, Martha McNeal, Cindy Trip- the One--Won-One Class of the Pomeroy First Blptlst Church. The clus alreadY has provided for two girls, the last one having recently reached 18, the age limit for assist.ance through the plan. Mrs. Victor Young presided at the meeting. The teach~ er's thought, a poemonhumUity, was given and Mrs. Ellen COUch presented devotiona usll'lll: scriptures from St. Matthew ao:l Kings l The meeti~¥ concluded with prayer by MaralyM and caral,yM or Pomei'()J', were at South Point Sunday to viait Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hester, Mrs. Heater's blrth:lay was Clthy Meadows, Mary Boas, Christi Hess, David Cd.e, Cindy Glaze, Janie Van Meter, Jod.)' Tolbert and Cindy Manley, C&thy Hess, Angela Baker, Eric Scites, Mrs. William Tol· ber~ Mr. and Mrs. RaymondBaker aoo Mr. aDd Mrs. Rlymorxi Visitations Held by PTA Classroom visitation was held at Monday ntght•s meeting of the Racine Elementary PTA. Mrs. Marlene Fisher presided. A report was gtYen on the recent Cole were guests. for Fred Jackson of Middleport were COil-" ducted Oct. 22 at the Mount Mor~ lah Baptist Church by the Rev. Robert JaeksolL Here rrom out of town for the services were Mr. and Mrs. Wil~ Ham Oiltz, William Mabra, Jloi>. by Mosby. Mary Ellen Smith and Phoebe Coats, all of Columbus; Attorney Melvin Young and Mrs. Aaron KennedY, Clevelan:I;Douglas Y~. Youngstown; Mrs. Earl Braxton, Cincinnati; Mrs. Vincent Young, Erie, PL; and meeting of the Meigs Coont;y Council of Parents and Teachers and an e,;planation of new math was given by Mrs. Fisher. Mr. aOO Mrs. Douglas Jackson, The room count showed 41 parRend ville. ents and teachers presert with the third grade receiving the glf't lor havtng the most parents in attendance. Plans were made lor a Halloween . party to 'l be held Thuraclay ·afternoon at the school. It was noted that school willbedismlued on Frid~ for a teachers' meeting to be held at Athens. Refreshments were served and. parents visited classroam& and teachers. TAFT CHIEF JUSTICE FOR Bethel62 to Go to Church Sunday will be observed this weekend by members of Bethel 62, Irternatlonal Order of JobsDaUKhters,accord~ i~ to plans made durlrw a meet- .. Because Because Crew1on !.UPPORTS fedetal old to elementary and uc:ondary education, Including the Teachers. Corps Prot;~rom which he wanta -continued and expanded, not reduced. Because Crewaon SUPPORTS an lncrecne In Social Security benefit payment& and .. elieve1 the ... payments. should be lncreand automatically In proportion to future In• ern••• in contumer pric.s . Monday night. The girls will attend the service at 9 a. m. at the Forest ing inspection was read. The Bethel girls were complimented on all phases of tlleir work. A report was also given on the candy sale conducted by the members. Because 2-Hour DRY OEANING SERVICE Our Ututl Good (luning Robinson's deaners ........, Club drew Clau7;,·••Snowbotlld.. , arran,.monta uoi!W Iota ol pittor. The c1raw1orr lor claoHa by d.., repro10atad1ea - plac:o Friday night at lho Ohio P""or Co. Amlounced bythopreoldenlw., tho Realooll mootlng lobe hold at EutemHfPtS.hoolonNov.lB. MrL Haney Erlnltte a ad A book In memoryofMra. Bertha on,r haa boonploced In the Pc:neroy Library, It waa reported durl011 Tuesday afternoon's B. CREWSON Paid pol iticol od: Crews. on for Congress Committee, George A. Bonks, chr. 14Y2 North Court St., Athens, Ohio ' ' •, --i '•; A DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE YOUR SELECTION Still tb•o lefl to pl~t fall bulbs far spring . bloomlno, 1.<, ,; 1 ·• ,, -- .- -~ ......."·-* ---.......- ... - · - _..,j ~rr;:-ke,.,ju{ lloYaaa Ud his wife 'aod Alonzo De Weea. · - . . ·FFt~N.KUN I'IIONl . MilROY •.'!PEN FRI. & SAT. Daedalus was worshiped In Greek mythology as the inventor of carpentry and tools. NI~TS.fiL 9 _.: (lll'e Aro Not OP.n On S.ndoyo) RC COLA 'S. 12 oz. bottles WE ACCEpt f'OOD COUPONS Open EVery Week Day 9:00 to 7:00 Miss Lydia Ebersbach was the chairman !or the obsenance and gave the meditation. An offering was taken for schools, hospitals and homes supported by Metllodist women, both at hlme a n d · E. MAIM ST; Member F.D.I.C. POMEROY, 0. MAIN ST. SPACE PAID FOR BY NEW YORK CLOTHING HPLISE·: POMEROY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ~3975 WHITE CLOUD TISSUE . 4 .rolls4. oldy Savinas For: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday FAST FREE DELIVERY REG. 1.09 11e coupon Nre .POMEROY I_YADEC AR 1.15 ONLY Mtps kHP 10<1 cool and cllm PUFFS ine Roush on Japan. lb~.l.19 weighing 7 lbs. 3 oz. Grandpar. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter ~ 5 VITAMINS REG. 7.79 ~:~ $3.99 . ....,..,._ ,.,. ou~ IIHfo•l"le VASELINE 'HAIR TONIC 'Large Size HIDDEN MAGIC 'HAIR SPRAY REG. 1.99 NowOnly 99 ~~ ~ GIANT SIZE 13 oz. ber land, W. Va. They have another daughter, age 3. '''~ ' 3_.,_:tJb. · I' · ' lbs. VISITS PARENTS Sp-5 George Cleland, who rewrned from GermanY where he spent the pa&t nlne montha In the . .t . " Unbeatable is Plymouth Sport Satellite. The car lhat helped win over ¥• of a million competitive ownera to Plymouth in the past two yeara. Now ll'a back, beautiful all over again. Ready to make thla, your unbeatable year. See it today. Look what Plymouth's up to now. AUTHORIZED DPI!M 0 stt~I!J! ... shower. This year, Join the Unbeatables Papal State. The term "Papal States"' embraced the land in Italy over which the Roman Catholic Church formerly had temporal power. Today it Is only the 105-acre Va!lean City. Tom Rue Motors, 399 South 3rd. Ave., Middleport, 0. ' ,. - __,, " -=""~=~~~'"""""""'-lllllllililll......- - - - - - ' . ' ' ' REGULAR 1.59 NOW 9NLY ~ 10'1 Unbeatallecn! Unbaatatlebuya! Uir.bea•at Ia guys! miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Biggs or ~rlng!leld will be held Saturday night at 9 p, m. at the Hemlock Grove Grall£e Hall. Mr. andMrs. ( . I TO BELL COUPLE Member Federal Reserve System SHOE STORE -your Scm Salvr.oior Tn ~ er reported on Indonesia, Mrs. Jean Warner on Korea, Mrs. Roy Reuter on the Philippines, Miss Nelle Bingonlrdiaam::IMn. Paul- Dol"sel Biggs are holts for the CHAPMAN-CANADAY REGULAR 1.19 and open your THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ... .~ I~Wtah.. Cunt HipUae ~visit ~ir'l ~-- Mrs. Emory Hu.dsoo, New (.um- household account. Choose your favorlfe color now: blu• green brown cordo and gol.en. ' ' ' Yeauger. Athens, have been the or Mr. ...t Mra. Henry Ewbw. Pomeroy. Mn. Knox am MrL Yeauger are aistersofMrs. Ewing. During their visit here; Mr. and 'Mrs. Knox, Mrs, Yeaugor 11>1 Mea. Ewiag wett toWaah- DAUGHTER BORN paid that bill! Come m . . guests "' 11ft:m1Rt'Ar.lwxt PlA'iiF'ORAHYitl!.4 ---- .Jb.;MM dist Church. Cleland, Racine, and Mr. and Miss-· America. -· LOAFERS VISIT WITH EWINGS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Knox of Teoeck, N. J,, and Mrs. curtis men's Society of Christian ServIce at the Pomeroy United Meth~ she could prove she A VOTE FOR QUALITY AVOTE FOR THE NEI YORK .~..v• HOUSE. WE DO NOT URGE fO, Fm ANY PARTICULAR CAiiDIDATE. BUT WE DO URGE YOU TO VOTE: SER·· CISE YOUR AMERICAN HERIT,AGE ,4ND VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE OF Y.OUR CHOICE. c:munentary on Intelligent votln&i 1M Miu Nelle Bing readlrw, REG. 59c 15x20"-WELCoME MATS... .......................4Bc REG. $1.00 LEAF AND GRASS BAGS, 4 in pkg._67c REG. 9Bc 5 QT. MIX AND SERVE BOWL........- ..... 64c REG. $1 .49 I~ BUSHEL LAUNDRY BASKETS......99c REG. $1.98 PLASTIC DISH DRAINERl............-$1.<17 REG. 79c GET SlT HAIR SPRAY- ......- ............. 3Be REG. $1.39 ANACIM TABLETS (100).. ..........._ .....96c REG. $1.00 BOXED STATIONERY..................__ 78c REG. H,59 LADIES VINYL DRESS GLOVES....94c pr. REG. S .59 Wl.NDOW SHADEL..--..---···-·-"•· The annual Week ofPrayer and Self-Denial observance was held Wednesday afternoon by the Wo- CHECKING ACCOUNT ry WilllamiOD. Mro. WIDI Wlll hoot tfio NOtUibor_JIIMtiiW. · Relreohmenti were ·aer...t to 15 membero allll twoauom, Meo. Orion Nll1011 m1 Mro.' ilcobart Biohop by lira. C. E. Blahap 11>1 Mro. Gill' Larkin, .-mea. --------------st..,,,.. Service is Held Mr and Mrs. Alien Cleland or Sleubenville, are amouncing birth or a daughter, Oct. 22, ..SOmethlqr for Notld~" Mrs. Hampton was devotloml leader on the topic. "'Launch Out." She. read scripture from meetiJw of thePomeroyWomen"s L'*" 5 ...t a modltatlm entldocl Chrlatlan Tempei'IIICoUnlonlwld '•Obedience." GI'Oq) •lrwing of at the United Methedlot Church. . "I Love to Tell the story" a n d Mro. Allen Hampton prealdod prayer concluded the meeting. •t the meeting wben plana were made lor the combined November 11>1 December moed011 to be held Deo. 11 with a potluck diMOr at noon. Membera are to contribute lood lor a boaket which will be shen to a needy lamlly alld at ;_ secretary; and Mrs. J1m11 Nl~ Mrs. Ferrell were Jo Arm Criap that dmo a sill will be sent to the 1 _, . olaon, -•urer. allll'lye Cll!rord. Velol'lnl HOIPital. ., A letter was read concerning the United Stlitea COnference on Alcmol held Ia Waahi,.tm, D. c., In September. Amq the noted speakers at the conference was Paul Harvey who was introduced by Mark Hatfield. Groq~ 'ainglng or "I Need Thee Every Hour" and prayer by Miss STILL IN PROGRESS Ada Genhelmer opened the meet,,. ~ 'i<' ing. "Action Ahead" was the proFollowing le JU•t A '•• Of Tho Mony Woney Sa,...., You Will Our Sto,., ";'; Find ly gram theme with MrL Hobert Wlrner presentiJw an article, REG. 29c FACIAL TfSSUE...........................,......,.... I&c "Elections are ror the Birds," a REG. $1.79 PLASTIC MAGAZINE RACK ................ 99c cl.., prden. The tra•ellnl prize -ted b,. Mra. Wlnn no "'"'by Mro.Har· ARRIVALS! Union Meets Tuesday States, while Mrs. Robert Warn- If she had a od •• me-ra or the olub. It wu dedded to pUI'chaae tile .,.._ plomelll for the Garden Club book. Chrlo Diehl proo.- the d.., with tour woodbaaoarorarraments whloh tw had made. TheJo were auctioned olf clw1ng the moot1011 for $UO. The pr08J'IIII incllllod aa art~ cle OD 11 HOW to Plan an Herb Gl,rden" by Mrs. Nicholson, and "s.ed• to Plant In the Fall" by Mro. Diehl. "''"- Charles Foley pve prdeaing tlpa lor November. ' Dewllono to _ . tha meed,. wore pvea by Mea. Blohop. She read HGfve Tbukl to God" taken fran the IJppar Room 11111 doood with ap<Qor, Tile creed...tcolleot wore reed in 111180n ...t the members reapoDIIed to roU call by _.ng an herb grown In their - . abroad. Mrs. Clara Thomas spoke or lacUiUes in the United con1usion! Vernon Weber wereac~ept­ I ALE Annual WSCS An old-fashioned belll011 and :i! moatary &:~ wu.tlla<uoood. 'l'beD!e af tha aho!r Ia "Christmal ldala", alit the Rutlllnd ME;-. DOLLAR-STREI'CHER FLOOR SHOW IN TOWN. THE PLYMOUTH post in Masuchuaettl for U.e two years he has left in aervice ~ The 1111111111 all - ~ Chrllt.... ehow scheduled for Nov, 30 ...t Doe. 1 at tile Pmttl'O¥ EJ• .. Cor-a.,..,. Crow••n SUPPORTS lload control logl•lotlon. ~HARRY !UPON REQUEST! 1 Mr . 11>1 Mro. Waiter Clel...t, Racine, and haa left for hll new ~ ·r ·i Army, has visited his parents, ~ f. Cr.,non SUPPORTS fed•ral appropriation• far IUCh program• as Head Start, vocational and job tralnint;~, Neighborhood Youth Corps, Community Action Program•, and Small Busineu loan• . Crewson SUPPORTS a limit on the amount any farmer or form operation can receive in federal IUbsldles.. .Is q~leprated l • Because 8th fJirthday i, CONGRESS? JOOK WHQS GPT THE BEST. - - . . _ .. ·i. Attend Church by, tho pnlldolll to · '··af tho Southeastern Obfo Mental Mra. WIM .tor hor a u f - on ~ ~ter aiAihenllfloplaJ>. p_.,o thio gaol Jill' ...t tD :g.<.,t flir,Noy. 12 tdten lhe J¥1,and . Mro. l!!!iioll, . IJ~ lor ber pert ~ Garden Club IDOl MondaY Dlchtal ' • 00 tho telephone CCIIIIItiUM. I< tho homo ol Mro. c. E. Blahop. 1: The Pnltll'llll will feature malo~. lrw velvet 1'0101 with Mra. VlrKU .Atklna, Mro. Hobert Clladaf, 'j. Mr.o. James Tlllll...t Mro. Oleva l' ~ ao 11111t:ruetoro. Mro. , '- ,._. '· •II ~ Clarence M111'1'1l' 1riiJ lave ctarp of tit. COII181tl and ettte. TeriaA Ann Ferren celebnted )' 1'11111• arran,.meau lorlheevolll her olf!)rth blrthdoJI with a Pll'!1 (_ 1iiiJ be handled bt Mrs, Paul on Saturdl¥ aile.,_ at the home 2' Wlm. af her parents, Mr. miMra. Dll_.l< llllrirw the maettnr each mem- ford Fe.,..IL ~ bar preoontod tli'Oglllawhlchlflll ·. The Hlll.,.oen thame "''earbe dlotrlbuted to tho Health eeni- rled out with lavon of borna .... ~ or reaidoata during the Nov. i2 ' ·balloont. Hofl'eollnonll af ice '( mHUJW. It at decided ttat anow- cream, c~. potato eldpa and ball <Ike ...t ...._. will be KOoi-Aid were oer...tallerwhlch oorvad ...t fln..-awlll be s~- Teroaa apenecl her IDIIIl' Dice ~ Piau wore 1180 . . - lor the slfle, ! members to make a - r Attending were JOiliQ' Bentley, orarrangemeau to be- telhe ' Alan Lee Crlop, Angela Cll«ord, • Heoilth Center fiJi uae durii~J lhe Lee 11>1 Jo.ye Ord, Lori 11>1 Cor'll loollda!'a. Tile .,.... 1180 pledged rle Guinther, -~ 11>1 Mike 't $II for slfla lor tho 1m1111 Pll'l1; Brickey, Sheri Williams, COnnie Z: Oftlcera lor lhe 19811-119 year Patterson, Roger Lee H~. ; wore installed by Mra. PaidWimt. Jeaa AM Ritchart aDd Brellla • Tlw - olllcera wore prooented aoxl stevea llayoa. Alao aoudlqj: • 1ritll llotrera symbolic afthelr ~ slfla · wore. Mary 11>1 Rooo Am t· flceL lnatalledwere Mra. Atldll8, Llale, Mra. William Blake, Mr. ,,l~ preSident; Mrs. Chrle Diehl, lice and Nra. James Clitrord and ~ (ll'ealdent; Mro. Roy - . , Mro. Martha Moore. Aaaiatlng f CREWSON Club to Give Therapy Program ·~ ~;'A u;.,..py P.......,. tor)llllonts prae- .-_. .:-="'::.::-=N~-~~·~·:PL P.l. A••· WHY VOTE FOR menta. Annette Warner, honored queeiL Initiation was held for one girl during the meeting. Areport from the grand guardian on the recent Funeral services ~qrden ~· Mrs. T. T. Sht!lton. Mrs. James Stephenson and Mrs. Aten Shain served refresh- Run United Methodist Church with Service held On October 22 AT FORT JACKSON Larf)' Circle ia taking basic training in the U.S. ArmJ' at Fort ,Jockoon, S. c. He repOrted to tort Hayes, COluml:l&s, I a 1 t Thurada3 and rrom there was sent to Fort JackBOO. observed. lett, Rayarma Cole, Vicki. Abbott, Pomeroy, Route 3. is Observed , Woman's Day Weekend Gaul, Sumner ru:.d, Pomeroy. Other weekend gtl!&ta at the Gaul hmle were Miss Regl .. Wllltrom and Miss Peg Kirby, students of Glenville Stale Col~ lege, Glenville, W. VL, and col~ lege roommates of Miss Gaul. They came especially tor the wedding of Miss Julia McCoy,al~ so a GlenvUle studenL Callers at the Gaul home on saturda,y evening were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clay of Dearborn Heights, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, POOleroy Route 3. Sunday dinner guests of the Gauls were Mrs. Gaul's par~ erts, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morgan, You wW receive a doDar If Polly uoeo your lavorlle bomomakblg Idea, Polly' I Problem or 80lutlon lo a problem. Wrllo Polly Ill nre of this newspaper. J Come Miss Patricia A. GaulotWayne, Mich., and her fiance, Mr. Larry D. Clay of Dearborn Heights, Mich., were weekend. peats of her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. M. (NIW!pGper Enterptise A.un.J : A VISIT THE IIE.'>'1'ERS Mr. aM. Mrs. Ben Neutzling ...t Mr. 11>1 Mra. Ill)' Rigrs, Thur....,, ~ 11, 1118 5 1/2 oz. HAl-KARATE LOTION �\ A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring .Top ·.Grade Results FUIIN1811Bll and UbiWII I DUIILINfiS S P••· D.,. lelero P'vbllcetl·l lll.w.., 9 • · ... o.,.m,.. c."'"u_.,.,. & ,.,...,.,.,.. .cce(llfM -II t • ·• · fer Der ef Pui!He•l•• IIECUU TfOf'iiS Tho Publleher ro•.rv•• fho rltiht Wtll . h to .dU 1111' relocl any odt deoll'ltd <*· 1-ctlonoblo. T'- r.IA:IIhhor_w lll nvt ' M roeponoUrlo or more tkon one lncorr*=f lntetfiOfl . RATES 11., Wollf 411 S.n dcl $ e.MI ,., W111i OIM l,_.ort io11 .... .._ , ..,.. 75c .... ........... 12 qnf1 pet' -~~ thfM CO.,.ICU• ~~ II coMe ,., . .4 ti l CCH'HCwtlwo IMertioM . ' 25 JM calif Oiec.l,llllf '" pe i d ell• ... Me ,.,. within 10 tlo yt. CARD Oil THANK$ & OBITUARY fl .SO for 5D word Mi ni iMIM. Eo ..4111-1 w01d 2c. BLIND ADS ..,..ltlo•l 2!1c Ct.r.. P"' ,,..,,, . ......... OfFICE HOURS l :lO ~~~~ - ' ' 5:00 , .• . Doily 1:30 a .m. I O 12:00 Naort Solu..loy NotiCII . AUCTION, this Thursday at 7 p.m., at Mason County lairgTO!Dids, 6 miles north of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Free door prizes, loads and loads of new and uaed mercl!andlse. Dealers welcome. bring your truck. New furniture, buy at yoor own price ; Cbristmas gllts, do your Cllrislmas shopping here. You name it, we'll bave it. 111-30-llc I, ,\. \ ANYONE Interested In buying or selling band instruments please call !!n3374. 1~ WILL DO babysitting day or nlgbt. ms956. tD-~S-«c cau WILL DO sewing at home zippers f"lCk• ts. pegging. hfmming. alterations , etc. Mrs Freddie Thabet. Ma!IOD, Phone 773-!i~l 4-!0-tlc REPAIR. REFINISH, l'l!tO!Idltion golf clube. John Tealord. t.l$3lllp lACK HOE and Dozor Servl<e, pond, basement, water line. oepllo tank, R. Cowdery, ,..., Bottom, Ololo. ll-!'l-30tc w. VACANCY for two elderly JIOO' pie. Prefer private paid paUeobl. Phone Mason, TIUIA lo.a.tfe ' ForS.Ie Forbnt , WANT AD INFORMATION ap11 _,... a.. "' PhoDt • SISI, FU1INlliiiBD I IICIIoloL I ..JI.4fe AP..umDII!ftl In Middleport. All ullllller EARLY Amerfclm SIMoo, All It FM radio. Lovely maple I1Dlrh, 4 epeed [111: manti o1 " per mOnlb or ~ d>...,..., due • .Ill. l'lllllle lw]e'"'" 1111 3118. IN'/... $avo Nawl lnotol' Nowl COMPLETE LINE YOU HAVI HfARD AIOUT YOU HAY! IUH IXPICTIAG IT, IT IS HOW HIRII Sl EGI:.ER aml TROPIC·AIRE Healers A NIW CHURCH IIIIIHG 001• ' IIDwlo7 • Reed, Jlld,. .. dleport, l'll<lle tJ91.me. . SIX ROOM boule, 1111117 re~ modeled klld>on, l!o b · - paid. 11, Trod•ln A'lowooco . ~POMERoY ....... -On tM leul of Man•s spiritual FIrat Service - Frhloy nlfht 7130 P.M. In The fonMr gf Brown'A Marine Bullcllnt on out• 12.4, Mlne~svll .. , I ... ..... ,.. --- - • . .. Jt.a.Cic LOSE WE1G1lT asfely SINGING, SATURDAY, 7:30 ne.-A-Illet tableiB. oruy • p.m., Churcb of God, Cloester, SORRY SAL 18 """ a Merry cenb, at Nelson Drug. Obio, featuring Shlging EvanGal. She used Blue Luatre 111-31-ttp gellst Juanita Scott of Ash· "" and upholsterJ cleanor. land, Ky. lll-31·2tc Reut eleetrle aba 111 $1. Baker Fumilure. III-2UI< RHI Est... For S.le REVIVAL. starting Nov. 3. Clourch of God, Cloester, Ohio. TWO FAMILY boule, 21M aSinging Evangelist Juanita St., Mlddleport. Pllone Scott of Aobland, Ky., preacl> :1111. lll-ri·IU. ing each evening, 7:30 p.m. Everyone .,.loome. 111-31-Qc $4 CHEVY, J door SedaD, 101 GEO. HOIIS'I'E'M'EII, - POMEROY - 5 1001111, ba1b, cubl< loeb, 4 barreD, s •peed basement, gas beat, on ftoor' good condition, an Wanted al6res. Only PIGO.OO ezbaust system, .... 'lfiDDLiilPORT - aApatlmenll, LADY FOR houae wort. Live Phone tJ91.7001. 10.2Uie In If deaired. Cootact 0 . 3 . . garage, llorel. lllndy over Liberty 'lbeatre OUt of blgb water. fl2,010.10 In Middleport. Pbone 91111- 11165 FOIID pickup, an emu, DAIRY F.U. - NIIW opora'1151. 1~ ,, excellent eondltlon, fUOO, Jns. 2 bal'lll, 2150 - · aood Pbooe .. Zits. 1o.ao.atc lenceo. J boulel, tree ,_ - -- 1'"'""' 'i HOBSTETTER! ~_ REALTY . ANTrQUES, furnltllle. ...... mllcelllneona. Jln. llcnrlld w. - Cedi, • ""'. • 81., ........ l.a.tre FJVE.MONTH.OUI Pollod lie» fcrd betler. Loot Ill TaaDon 111m ...... Allyono -me the belrer II ubd 16 eall . . • .1 m4. lNI• Emplovment Wanted • ' Bathroom Gas Hoa!0<............... -... 2.00 -·,.,_..... . Cas Heat•• 35.000 BTU._............. 35.00 Kerosene Cook s.................--18.00 lryllltlll.... . , HeiCt To StiHier·• St.,. 101 W. ~•In , ...,., , IIABYBI'I'l'DIG OR IIIONIIIG ... do In my bome, ~ ... SOLID STATE Stereo; - wal: aut IIIBeo - · with " speaker. kpeed, autonwtlc r ' ,. HEATERS Rao" G.. Hoa101...... 10.00 Lost ~ • !W,OOO.OO ·- ~- ll • IIG TR.m.BR. , . _ ...... . ' mn Dice, tf.2Nie • chang<!r. .Make paymen!l ol • ... PlY juollll.tt. cau • Sill. IN16! III!LEN "" VI1IG1L TEArOIID ASSOCJATIB ..... 10alk: lull-. S1rvlr i DITCH DIGGING, walllr ..... 1eecb beds, Paal Aadalluon, W. Va. 1'1111111 m. .,., Utlls CIGARETTE •&dna mpflw m:l M'VIee. ABC , 5 ;ah rr, ~ W. Va. l'llllal '171 ... tNe BUDGI!!TrPPRimrce~i1fllinlnlll'l.c ·• - flllrd lloar ...,... Biker P'wuJtwi. 1M' 1 &.. Olllo. f • Ill bualnesa- her Cather being a veteran llgure In tha lndUJ!I7, Leonard, who reaemble 1 bla ..,. next door nelglobor In Los Angeles, Plerre Slllnpr, and Myrne, a lovei.Y blonde who !"""' like • cover girt, ..;.. hove I pW>ilsidlw COIDjiOI\)', I record 11nn and a _,.,.,.em bulineas. FastRise "! Tbe n1tlonsl auecesa of the CowaWo hao takeD place In just one year. The StoteJ.a were lntrOOuced to them by a producer, IIW them rehearlll aad tbcxlght they were tilwre.•lve. SOOn came an Investment ol : about & q1al'ler ol I mill!OII dollara to lmpn11 the act ool tho pd>llc. Thlo lncllded, In adctit!M to an exceptlOIIII pnJIIIIIHcm ~ a 2ktt;y· tour In 30 dlyo, Mr., ;,, ~ 11 to 6 Sot.·· ~' ; ••••••••, to 7 s.. ....... , ...... Jl I .... _, _,_ - .. ~ -- · I I 0 I 0 I SchiWIFIII •rllt Hocklnoort, Q!llo Phone 667·3370 ~ Whnl Alignment 5.55 -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 omeroy Hoi!IJ & AMiol ... ~. Mdt p • Free Estimates. • Quality CGIICIIle • Certified Stiellllh • DaJiyery • Quick SIII'Yice . WMPO INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY • Flnlshllll • Sand & Gran I DIAL 992-3284 GOEGLEIN GRAV~.L continue.; to llUrGue a certain . illeqal cour~e! 111 could 1:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND BO P.M. 1be last lurvivin2 dant panda In the UDI!ed', Slalel died at Cblcago's BrOotfleld. Zoo Ill 1911S. HERE'S WHERE THE · . Keeping Meigs ; GaUiatend . ' Mason Area Informed As Well As llYo without rou, Htrblt, a try!' ~~~~~ It . ISL ••• OI USED CARS Enierlained On the inside, meamrhlle·, io the key area of rec::ordlrva, If he 1.111 PAGE MIDDLE1'0RT, OHIO' AT 1967 PONTIAC LeMans .•••• ••,,., ... $2195 mualc bualueas. Tbey can do a mo!Oion oa In Detro!~ couutry-western In Nashville, or hard rock. Or, tor older people, all the studarda." SfOIIOI W&l IC""""Ilsh!JW I Ani ,... ihe !argot date lo moJor deal wiih MGM-It I time when a flmlb' act waa · Nov, 23 on NBC.TV, It Ia a big going qolnot the trend. Soon month In the lt!e of tho COWollla MGM was entbuaiaatic - too, -and tha Stoge!L getting bohlnl the CowoWL Of his ow-n buaine11 ao:l hla wbol0:1cale commitment to the CowoWo, Stogel aayo: uwe wert tor broke. ]f it cllcked, we were bmle. If not, we were tn trouble- cammltU.na: ao much time to one act. " Get commercial Boeker Fl....,tally ~ • lrt>mendous break cune when a commercial arnnpment wiih tho American llai1')' AsaO<lotloa wu oet this ;yeor lor $1 million. Like moat Jllllltlera llflth a hot act tn thlo town, tho Stogelo ~ to expond Into television Ani It ma,y well "\\, .d - dopendlow on tho foctoro, auch 11 ratlqro and other audleDCe _ reac:tlGD - tbe . eowama' apecl.al could reault in • Ariel.. Some shrewd &how buo!DOII bralnl feel they he.. tho maldowa of an lnatltu11.,.. llsodact. Tho CowoWo made tholr network televlolon debut wiih cJis.TV'o Ed Sollhan 1 )'ell' qo. In Februlr)', ihay were fatuncl In 1 twe>llour rpecla1 Oil NBC-W• UTodl1" show. Slya Stoael: '"Jbey can 110t1orm In AllY illcet of tho Pre-Winter Special I H. T. Cpa. Beoutiful gold finioh with black vinyl tap, 326 cu. in. VB ongino with 3 apaod Irani. Conoole bucket seats, vinyl interior, only 23,000 miles by local I ownor. Radio, goad while woll tirn, &how- room clean • 67 PONTIAC Flrelllrd H.T. Cpe...... .....$2595 Fa,.. on !he floor, 400 8 cyl., LeMon•, blue flnloh, custom striping, blue vinyl Int., with bucket seats, otereo p,a, rodio, 23,000 mlloo by local ownw. Llk. now ht line wide oval W.W. tiroa. 66 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON, I •• ~ •• $2095 Local 1 owner cor, new w-s•w tirea, vinyl trl.ft with bucket seata, con1ole, radio; P .S. & P.8., auto. trans. dark blue fini1h with white nylon top. 4 roal oharplo. DAILY ..,_ :Li-r: 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpe.... ...... Si995 Local owner car, 4 on the floor, good wido oval W.W. tires, red vinyl interior, white ~t•msh, radiO 6 hlater. Try it for 1»rformonce. II. 65 CHEVELLE ...... .. .. .. ...... . ... ... .$1495' . / p-. Winter Retreads 2 ALL SIZES for $22·00 Malibu Conv. VB engine, P.G. tran1miuion, new GENERAL · TIRE SALES " ·2·7161 "5 2nd lllddlopo"' 0 . fl'Om the hone and ear riaJe . Early automobile~ had car· ria1e wbeela, daahboard, whip 10eketa, tide lampt and sometime• rei111 in1tead of a aLetrin& wheel. ·To preeerve the enUre .lhape of ho,_ and bUIIIJl' one A. Sinith •r:tually ueed a hor~e'a bud on hill hoilel~ carria8e. The compie~- evolution or t.he bonel• h\llfln' can be letft at Lbe Harold Warp Pioneer Villaae at Minden in 10uth cen1....1 Nobruka . '•- Dally: val'. It Llliea kaoll oxteuiOM JI.I'HceDf &MWiir -..... 38. P ·: P -: 2 wda. . to,~ polbt I . .. " " . " • • I •• $1895~ · u . Xenon: II)'JII , H.T. Cpa. Doluxo trim. Vinyllntorlor. Mtd. bi.UII·. cel, ; ar. Pawor otHrlng ond o - 1 • 11an1. Goad W.W. tiroo. Law .,Jioago by local ow-. . . 1964 CHEVROLET Bel All' 4 DOGI' I •••• I ow- •• ,$99$ ' 6 cyl • .Std. trono. Rodla. Local 1 001r, black finish, apotlen ci.Dn interior.: Good tiNS. . ;, ... , L wUJ,..J ~' 'TIIINGS I TO G&'T 1l41 CLUCK T 1 TAI<E A . BATH! ·li. Gan&" 4 o-. Local· I ownor cloan car. Beoutlful t"""!'•••• flnloh with cloan intoriar. All voad W.W. tlr.... Rodlo andHeotw. w. Som<*' ., , t · 10.8_.... far ., U. ~ot 1965 CHEVROLET BlscaJIII, •••. , •• •, , , .$1~ .Who! Ill• ·Sell ,, '. . I u. Bulldln&' Yes, Goad.SelechrGf •u ,JiODEU· Best Qlals, Too! leu carria1e w_...,· tires( groon extoriar with while nylon top, groen with •iny trim. · 1966 OLDS F85.". " .. Do people reeent. chan«e? Pio-neer ear makera round it difficult to •parate the idea of the horee. , I, 115 Soon ToArrln r' - . Crllt·-· - -- ...' 6-9%-18 On DlsplaJ au.t-. .S.mm TV . . . in Review ... .. lYINiUDE 69's Are Here Stat• Ohl.h _ ---IDII bar J'00D1, Ill DD~IMI'elet 992·21it { ; - • - K.. Dllrft:'/teft •f tfl• TRAtLER WI'& Bob'a llabllr st. Pboae 1111111. lN'I.tep cr.en•weo• Sec~~n IGJfl .. J~~ w. ~;....,. IWCho . Court, Syracuoe, Oblo 011 81111 (.i.fl l...,_dMt ¢ht,rch, . o Mgr. Rt. IH, Phone - 1 . 57 CBEY110LET l!o-1011 Inlet; a.U-41c fine ·sbape, ..,. pa1n1, good Bull-. Slrvlm•l Urea. Ready 16 so. tiiiO. G. 'J'IWLER SPACE, l'OIIdJ Ill A. Deem, Raclne. INN!p DOZER, BACKIIO& lia:loll JUW)Y • 11!1 .....,. dallv· boot op, private, pJeaiJ ol ad lrDii: -+Ice. oepllo 11'111 rtcld Ill JOUI' pnJtct. room lor chlldrtll Ill p[IJ. LARGE COAL lumace, llllld IIIIU, wala' IJneo, br na 11. Fast and UIJ, Jl'ne .... Pboae IIIIU1114. a.l4-4fc condition ; also A""*al TV, allo topool1. IJaarJ 1llltr. malel. PIIODe IIJ 1111. Clllllt n illcbes. Good eondlllon. pbone • II or Roser llalor, Jeln Ready Co,, ........ 'I'IIREE bedroom aparlmeilt Phone ll92aiO or 11111117• ~ •1111 IOIII[f port, Oldo. I • tie with ,..... on Bu!Mmll I~ Ave. l'lllllle 11ft.612f. l..lf.* c. c. liRADI'OLID SEWING MACRINBS, ftlll[r CJUHUAHUA puppies, can Jill. AIJCI'IOIIIaB BEAUTIF'IIL Ill ..,. eleetrtc 11848. Cni;'r1 ...... service. an - · WY S. I~IHic 1184. '!be Fabric Shop, J'osD. ....... I J.room a[lii lmaJt loeated Ill fltll'/. Aothorlsed SIDgor 8alel 8 , . . . . . Pomeroy. Bleclrlo beating, STERI!lO RADIO eomt.l111llon, and Service. We Sbll'[llll re]lOII...sed; beauttlul cabitable top nnge. will !ldJBon. .... see to appreciate. Pllone r.r net, like ..... Balan<e dlle I 1 1ft appointment, tman. JO.n-41 $99, or make paymenll of $5.1, per montb. Pllone tJ9I. AIR CONDrTroNING llllfllprlnsur•FIRSr n.ooR apartmeol Vflr/ 1831. atlon service. Jaek'l Relrlf- AUTOMOBILB [111U!'anet J-. lii-ZII-6Ie tl'lltlon, Now Ra..,. boae nice for two poople or two eancelled? Laet ,.., opera. ...,_ • • tfc people wi11o small clofld. Ploone 19118 ZIG ZAG portable sewing .... lleeuse? Call IIJ 1111. ~. INS-lite maclltne, aiiBhUy used. Does • u tie everythlna without atlad>FOUR ROOM and bath, unfur. ments. In good condition; nlsbed, 11150 Lincoln Height!. $5.911 per month or fUll price Phone 99i..3874. 111-29-tfc of $51.811. For free home demonstration eaD tJ91.21M. TWO Ji'URNISIIED sleeping IIHII-6Ie rooms ; private kitchen, private bath, private entrance, 1960 CHEVY convertible, v.a utHHies furnished ; I> mUe standard sblfl, $150. PhoiiO from town of Pomeroy. Box WJ-5.562. IIJ.2Hte Zlll>, Rt. !. Pomeroy. Mn. Eleanor Bates. Phone 9M- WORK CAR. 1949 Deoolo. ~. ~~~ Georp Hill, Raeble. Pllone -1. IIHII-6Ie SMAIL FIJRN1SH1!:1l house In Middleport. Phone · GIRL'S BICYCLE, good eondi10.29-tfc Uon ; good tires. Also, s.nat clarinet. Phone 9112 is<B. III-3CHte ROOMS FOR tourlats. dean, comfortable; $2 single, $3 GOOD YOUNG rabbit dog, good dooble. Pllone - · 11).29-3tp breed and good nllllltf. Emmett stetbem. Long Bottom. FO!ffi ROOM house, Laurel Pholle Cloester, 1185-81. III-3CHte Sl.. Pomeroy, newly renovated. Call !I!IU293. 111-31-tfc 19113 CHEVROLET pickup, fl25. THREE unfurnished apart. , l'licoaa - - aJIII tok for ments, eacb with two hod- , Frank Rousll. tii-30-Mp rooms. 399 Soutlo '!bird St., Middleport. lll-3l·llc 19115 GTO, 4 speed, poolllve THERE WlLL be a 1111:1 slooot lraction, pbooe - 7. SUnday, Nov. ! beginning at 111-31~ For s.l. "I don't really think I could noon at the Fortad Rnll but I'm wlllina; to Sportsman Club. Everyone Is HAY AND STRAW. CaD ... SPINET PIANO: Wanted, "" welcome. lo.slte arr. tMS-12tp l[lOnall>le party to take over low monthly payllltlllll on WILL BIJTCliER a large young TWO eoal atoken with ,... spinet plano. Can be seen lotrois, Arnold Brothers, J'o. beef In about sa - · AllY· caDy. Write Credit Manager, one Interested In buying ball, meroy, Phone tJ91.:M411. P. 0. Box ~ llleiiY"ffle, please call MII-M. III-2Hte 111-U.tfe ' Indiana. lll-31-12tp By RICK DU BROW WE WILL be holdlng two auc- POO'ATOES, Phone Ill 11151 HOLLYWOOD (IJPI) - Tho 200 LB. HOG ready lo butcber . tions per mon11o starting Nov. Clarence Prolllll, Portllllll. rise of ~ CowaWa, 1he see at Roy Jolmsoruo. Hy..U celebnled oiD&Iqr lamiJ)o that 1~1e.tfc I. Sales will be '"' tbe flrlt Rnll Road. 1.11-31-llc will have a hall-llour opeclol on and third Friday nlgbbl ol eacb mootlo. Adama Auction POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy NBC-TV Nov. 23, la I lhow DEMON!m!ATOO, bualnesa pberunenon. Service, RuUand. 111-211-41< mlnlalme, f'l5 and up. Stud FLOOR 19118 stereo AM It JIIM ndlo But the rise of their attractiw aervlc:e and grooming. Pboae reconl player, f!14, $' 1 • ~ ma..gera, a huabandMUSIC EVERY Friday and 119UM3. 11 I tie month. Pbone mB40. aflll.wtfe team lUI8d Leonanl Saturday at Jack 'a Club on lt).SI..!tp ani Myrna Stogel, lo also pretty Harrisonville ·Road of! Rt. AKC Gold011 Retriever puppla, remarkable. 7. 111-31-llc 124 Aab St., Middleport. ... Until 1965, Leonard, JlOIIII' 83, 11441. MHtc 19611 ZIG ZAG sewing macblne. This machine monograma, wu in tbe import business· in 'I'UIIKEY SHOOT, card or trap New ' York~ · speciUJ.zirlg · in INttonboleo, ete. Pay ttliO shooting for turkeys. SUn- 19111 THREE BEDROOM Inlihouaeware&. Myrn1 hu a long day, Nov. 3, I p.m. Rudand er, Eapando llriq IVCIIII 1111 or lUll a month. Phone 'mfomilll bockgrounl In tho muolc 51140. lll-31..!tp Gun Club. 111-Jl~ 11111111g. Pho110 DIIWm. i.. ';-•' •. �\ A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring .Top ·.Grade Results FUIIN1811Bll and UbiWII I DUIILINfiS S P••· D.,. lelero P'vbllcetl·l lll.w.., 9 • · ... o.,.m,.. c."'"u_.,.,. & ,.,...,.,.,.. .cce(llfM -II t • ·• · fer Der ef Pui!He•l•• IIECUU TfOf'iiS Tho Publleher ro•.rv•• fho rltiht Wtll . h to .dU 1111' relocl any odt deoll'ltd <*· 1-ctlonoblo. T'- r.IA:IIhhor_w lll nvt ' M roeponoUrlo or more tkon one lncorr*=f lntetfiOfl . RATES 11., Wollf 411 S.n dcl $ e.MI ,., W111i OIM l,_.ort io11 .... .._ , ..,.. 75c .... ........... 12 qnf1 pet' -~~ thfM CO.,.ICU• ~~ II coMe ,., . .4 ti l CCH'HCwtlwo IMertioM . ' 25 JM calif Oiec.l,llllf '" pe i d ell• ... Me ,.,. within 10 tlo yt. CARD Oil THANK$ & OBITUARY fl .SO for 5D word Mi ni iMIM. Eo ..4111-1 w01d 2c. BLIND ADS ..,..ltlo•l 2!1c Ct.r.. P"' ,,..,,, . ......... OfFICE HOURS l :lO ~~~~ - ' ' 5:00 , .• . Doily 1:30 a .m. I O 12:00 Naort Solu..loy NotiCII . AUCTION, this Thursday at 7 p.m., at Mason County lairgTO!Dids, 6 miles north of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Free door prizes, loads and loads of new and uaed mercl!andlse. Dealers welcome. bring your truck. New furniture, buy at yoor own price ; Cbristmas gllts, do your Cllrislmas shopping here. You name it, we'll bave it. 111-30-llc I, ,\. \ ANYONE Interested In buying or selling band instruments please call !!n3374. 1~ WILL DO babysitting day or nlgbt. ms956. tD-~S-«c cau WILL DO sewing at home zippers f"lCk• ts. pegging. hfmming. alterations , etc. Mrs Freddie Thabet. Ma!IOD, Phone 773-!i~l 4-!0-tlc REPAIR. REFINISH, l'l!tO!Idltion golf clube. John Tealord. t.l$3lllp lACK HOE and Dozor Servl<e, pond, basement, water line. oepllo tank, R. Cowdery, ,..., Bottom, Ololo. ll-!'l-30tc w. VACANCY for two elderly JIOO' pie. Prefer private paid paUeobl. Phone Mason, TIUIA lo.a.tfe ' ForS.Ie Forbnt , WANT AD INFORMATION ap11 _,... a.. "' PhoDt • SISI, FU1INlliiiBD I IICIIoloL I ..JI.4fe AP..umDII!ftl In Middleport. All ullllller EARLY Amerfclm SIMoo, All It FM radio. Lovely maple I1Dlrh, 4 epeed [111: manti o1 " per mOnlb or ~ d>...,..., due • .Ill. l'lllllle lw]e'"'" 1111 3118. IN'/... $avo Nawl lnotol' Nowl COMPLETE LINE YOU HAVI HfARD AIOUT YOU HAY! IUH IXPICTIAG IT, IT IS HOW HIRII Sl EGI:.ER aml TROPIC·AIRE Healers A NIW CHURCH IIIIIHG 001• ' IIDwlo7 • Reed, Jlld,. .. dleport, l'll<lle tJ91.me. . SIX ROOM boule, 1111117 re~ modeled klld>on, l!o b · - paid. 11, Trod•ln A'lowooco . ~POMERoY ....... -On tM leul of Man•s spiritual FIrat Service - Frhloy nlfht 7130 P.M. In The fonMr gf Brown'A Marine Bullcllnt on out• 12.4, Mlne~svll .. , I ... ..... ,.. --- - • . .. Jt.a.Cic LOSE WE1G1lT asfely SINGING, SATURDAY, 7:30 ne.-A-Illet tableiB. oruy • p.m., Churcb of God, Cloester, SORRY SAL 18 """ a Merry cenb, at Nelson Drug. Obio, featuring Shlging EvanGal. She used Blue Luatre 111-31-ttp gellst Juanita Scott of Ash· "" and upholsterJ cleanor. land, Ky. lll-31·2tc Reut eleetrle aba 111 $1. Baker Fumilure. III-2UI< RHI Est... For S.le REVIVAL. starting Nov. 3. Clourch of God, Cloester, Ohio. TWO FAMILY boule, 21M aSinging Evangelist Juanita St., Mlddleport. Pllone Scott of Aobland, Ky., preacl> :1111. lll-ri·IU. ing each evening, 7:30 p.m. Everyone .,.loome. 111-31-Qc $4 CHEVY, J door SedaD, 101 GEO. HOIIS'I'E'M'EII, - POMEROY - 5 1001111, ba1b, cubl< loeb, 4 barreD, s •peed basement, gas beat, on ftoor' good condition, an Wanted al6res. Only PIGO.OO ezbaust system, .... 'lfiDDLiilPORT - aApatlmenll, LADY FOR houae wort. Live Phone tJ91.7001. 10.2Uie In If deaired. Cootact 0 . 3 . . garage, llorel. lllndy over Liberty 'lbeatre OUt of blgb water. fl2,010.10 In Middleport. Pbone 91111- 11165 FOIID pickup, an emu, DAIRY F.U. - NIIW opora'1151. 1~ ,, excellent eondltlon, fUOO, Jns. 2 bal'lll, 2150 - · aood Pbooe .. Zits. 1o.ao.atc lenceo. J boulel, tree ,_ - -- 1'"'""' 'i HOBSTETTER! ~_ REALTY . ANTrQUES, furnltllle. ...... mllcelllneona. Jln. llcnrlld w. - Cedi, • ""'. • 81., ........ l.a.tre FJVE.MONTH.OUI Pollod lie» fcrd betler. Loot Ill TaaDon 111m ...... Allyono -me the belrer II ubd 16 eall . . • .1 m4. lNI• Emplovment Wanted • ' Bathroom Gas Hoa!0<............... -... 2.00 -·,.,_..... . Cas Heat•• 35.000 BTU._............. 35.00 Kerosene Cook s.................--18.00 lryllltlll.... . , HeiCt To StiHier·• St.,. 101 W. ~•In , ...,., , IIABYBI'I'l'DIG OR IIIONIIIG ... do In my bome, ~ ... SOLID STATE Stereo; - wal: aut IIIBeo - · with " speaker. kpeed, autonwtlc r ' ,. HEATERS Rao" G.. Hoa101...... 10.00 Lost ~ • !W,OOO.OO ·- ~- ll • IIG TR.m.BR. , . _ ...... . ' mn Dice, tf.2Nie • chang<!r. .Make paymen!l ol • ... PlY juollll.tt. cau • Sill. IN16! III!LEN "" VI1IG1L TEArOIID ASSOCJATIB ..... 10alk: lull-. S1rvlr i DITCH DIGGING, walllr ..... 1eecb beds, Paal Aadalluon, W. Va. 1'1111111 m. .,., Utlls CIGARETTE •&dna mpflw m:l M'VIee. ABC , 5 ;ah rr, ~ W. Va. l'llllal '171 ... tNe BUDGI!!TrPPRimrce~i1fllinlnlll'l.c ·• - flllrd lloar ...,... Biker P'wuJtwi. 1M' 1 &.. Olllo. f • Ill bualnesa- her Cather being a veteran llgure In tha lndUJ!I7, Leonard, who reaemble 1 bla ..,. next door nelglobor In Los Angeles, Plerre Slllnpr, and Myrne, a lovei.Y blonde who !"""' like • cover girt, ..;.. hove I pW>ilsidlw COIDjiOI\)', I record 11nn and a _,.,.,.em bulineas. FastRise "! Tbe n1tlonsl auecesa of the CowaWo hao takeD place In just one year. The StoteJ.a were lntrOOuced to them by a producer, IIW them rehearlll aad tbcxlght they were tilwre.•lve. SOOn came an Investment ol : about & q1al'ler ol I mill!OII dollara to lmpn11 the act ool tho pd>llc. Thlo lncllded, In adctit!M to an exceptlOIIII pnJIIIIIHcm ~ a 2ktt;y· tour In 30 dlyo, Mr., ;,, ~ 11 to 6 Sot.·· ~' ; ••••••••, to 7 s.. ....... , ...... Jl I .... _, _,_ - .. ~ -- · I I 0 I 0 I SchiWIFIII •rllt Hocklnoort, Q!llo Phone 667·3370 ~ Whnl Alignment 5.55 -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 omeroy Hoi!IJ & AMiol ... ~. Mdt p • Free Estimates. • Quality CGIICIIle • Certified Stiellllh • DaJiyery • Quick SIII'Yice . WMPO INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY • Flnlshllll • Sand & Gran I DIAL 992-3284 GOEGLEIN GRAV~.L continue.; to llUrGue a certain . illeqal cour~e! 111 could 1:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND BO P.M. 1be last lurvivin2 dant panda In the UDI!ed', Slalel died at Cblcago's BrOotfleld. Zoo Ill 1911S. HERE'S WHERE THE · . Keeping Meigs ; GaUiatend . ' Mason Area Informed As Well As llYo without rou, Htrblt, a try!' ~~~~~ It . ISL ••• OI USED CARS Enierlained On the inside, meamrhlle·, io the key area of rec::ordlrva, If he 1.111 PAGE MIDDLE1'0RT, OHIO' AT 1967 PONTIAC LeMans .•••• ••,,., ... $2195 mualc bualueas. Tbey can do a mo!Oion oa In Detro!~ couutry-western In Nashville, or hard rock. Or, tor older people, all the studarda." SfOIIOI W&l IC""""Ilsh!JW I Ani ,... ihe !argot date lo moJor deal wiih MGM-It I time when a flmlb' act waa · Nov, 23 on NBC.TV, It Ia a big going qolnot the trend. Soon month In the lt!e of tho COWollla MGM was entbuaiaatic - too, -and tha Stoge!L getting bohlnl the CowoWL Of his ow-n buaine11 ao:l hla wbol0:1cale commitment to the CowoWo, Stogel aayo: uwe wert tor broke. ]f it cllcked, we were bmle. If not, we were tn trouble- cammltU.na: ao much time to one act. " Get commercial Boeker Fl....,tally ~ • lrt>mendous break cune when a commercial arnnpment wiih tho American llai1')' AsaO<lotloa wu oet this ;yeor lor $1 million. Like moat Jllllltlera llflth a hot act tn thlo town, tho Stogelo ~ to expond Into television Ani It ma,y well "\\, .d - dopendlow on tho foctoro, auch 11 ratlqro and other audleDCe _ reac:tlGD - tbe . eowama' apecl.al could reault in • Ariel.. Some shrewd &how buo!DOII bralnl feel they he.. tho maldowa of an lnatltu11.,.. llsodact. Tho CowoWo made tholr network televlolon debut wiih cJis.TV'o Ed Sollhan 1 )'ell' qo. In Februlr)', ihay were fatuncl In 1 twe>llour rpecla1 Oil NBC-W• UTodl1" show. Slya Stoael: '"Jbey can 110t1orm In AllY illcet of tho Pre-Winter Special I H. T. Cpa. Beoutiful gold finioh with black vinyl tap, 326 cu. in. VB ongino with 3 apaod Irani. Conoole bucket seats, vinyl interior, only 23,000 miles by local I ownor. Radio, goad while woll tirn, &how- room clean • 67 PONTIAC Flrelllrd H.T. Cpe...... .....$2595 Fa,.. on !he floor, 400 8 cyl., LeMon•, blue flnloh, custom striping, blue vinyl Int., with bucket seats, otereo p,a, rodio, 23,000 mlloo by local ownw. Llk. now ht line wide oval W.W. tiroa. 66 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON, I •• ~ •• $2095 Local 1 owner cor, new w-s•w tirea, vinyl trl.ft with bucket seata, con1ole, radio; P .S. & P.8., auto. trans. dark blue fini1h with white nylon top. 4 roal oharplo. DAILY ..,_ :Li-r: 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpe.... ...... Si995 Local owner car, 4 on the floor, good wido oval W.W. tires, red vinyl interior, white ~t•msh, radiO 6 hlater. Try it for 1»rformonce. II. 65 CHEVELLE ...... .. .. .. ...... . ... ... .$1495' . / p-. Winter Retreads 2 ALL SIZES for $22·00 Malibu Conv. VB engine, P.G. tran1miuion, new GENERAL · TIRE SALES " ·2·7161 "5 2nd lllddlopo"' 0 . fl'Om the hone and ear riaJe . Early automobile~ had car· ria1e wbeela, daahboard, whip 10eketa, tide lampt and sometime• rei111 in1tead of a aLetrin& wheel. ·To preeerve the enUre .lhape of ho,_ and bUIIIJl' one A. Sinith •r:tually ueed a hor~e'a bud on hill hoilel~ carria8e. The compie~- evolution or t.he bonel• h\llfln' can be letft at Lbe Harold Warp Pioneer Villaae at Minden in 10uth cen1....1 Nobruka . '•- Dally: val'. It Llliea kaoll oxteuiOM JI.I'HceDf &MWiir -..... 38. P ·: P -: 2 wda. . to,~ polbt I . .. " " . " • • I •• $1895~ · u . Xenon: II)'JII , H.T. Cpa. Doluxo trim. Vinyllntorlor. Mtd. bi.UII·. cel, ; ar. Pawor otHrlng ond o - 1 • 11an1. Goad W.W. tiroo. Law .,Jioago by local ow-. . . 1964 CHEVROLET Bel All' 4 DOGI' I •••• I ow- •• ,$99$ ' 6 cyl • .Std. trono. Rodla. Local 1 001r, black finish, apotlen ci.Dn interior.: Good tiNS. . ;, ... , L wUJ,..J ~' 'TIIINGS I TO G&'T 1l41 CLUCK T 1 TAI<E A . BATH! ·li. Gan&" 4 o-. Local· I ownor cloan car. Beoutlful t"""!'•••• flnloh with cloan intoriar. All voad W.W. tlr.... Rodlo andHeotw. w. Som<*' ., , t · 10.8_.... far ., U. ~ot 1965 CHEVROLET BlscaJIII, •••. , •• •, , , .$1~ .Who! Ill• ·Sell ,, '. . I u. Bulldln&' Yes, Goad.SelechrGf •u ,JiODEU· Best Qlals, Too! leu carria1e w_...,· tires( groon extoriar with while nylon top, groen with •iny trim. · 1966 OLDS F85.". " .. Do people reeent. chan«e? Pio-neer ear makera round it difficult to •parate the idea of the horee. , I, 115 Soon ToArrln r' - . Crllt·-· - -- ...' 6-9%-18 On DlsplaJ au.t-. .S.mm TV . . . in Review ... .. lYINiUDE 69's Are Here Stat• Ohl.h _ ---IDII bar J'00D1, Ill DD~IMI'elet 992·21it { ; - • - K.. Dllrft:'/teft •f tfl• TRAtLER WI'& Bob'a llabllr st. Pboae 1111111. lN'I.tep cr.en•weo• Sec~~n IGJfl .. J~~ w. ~;....,. IWCho . Court, Syracuoe, Oblo 011 81111 (.i.fl l...,_dMt ¢ht,rch, . o Mgr. Rt. IH, Phone - 1 . 57 CBEY110LET l!o-1011 Inlet; a.U-41c fine ·sbape, ..,. pa1n1, good Bull-. Slrvlm•l Urea. Ready 16 so. tiiiO. G. 'J'IWLER SPACE, l'OIIdJ Ill A. Deem, Raclne. INN!p DOZER, BACKIIO& lia:loll JUW)Y • 11!1 .....,. dallv· boot op, private, pJeaiJ ol ad lrDii: -+Ice. oepllo 11'111 rtcld Ill JOUI' pnJtct. room lor chlldrtll Ill p[IJ. LARGE COAL lumace, llllld IIIIU, wala' IJneo, br na 11. Fast and UIJ, Jl'ne .... Pboae IIIIU1114. a.l4-4fc condition ; also A""*al TV, allo topool1. IJaarJ 1llltr. malel. PIIODe IIJ 1111. Clllllt n illcbes. Good eondlllon. pbone • II or Roser llalor, Jeln Ready Co,, ........ 'I'IIREE bedroom aparlmeilt Phone ll92aiO or 11111117• ~ •1111 IOIII[f port, Oldo. I • tie with ,..... on Bu!Mmll I~ Ave. l'lllllle 11ft.612f. l..lf.* c. c. liRADI'OLID SEWING MACRINBS, ftlll[r CJUHUAHUA puppies, can Jill. AIJCI'IOIIIaB BEAUTIF'IIL Ill ..,. eleetrtc 11848. Cni;'r1 ...... service. an - · WY S. I~IHic 1184. '!be Fabric Shop, J'osD. ....... I J.room a[lii lmaJt loeated Ill fltll'/. Aothorlsed SIDgor 8alel 8 , . . . . . Pomeroy. Bleclrlo beating, STERI!lO RADIO eomt.l111llon, and Service. We Sbll'[llll re]lOII...sed; beauttlul cabitable top nnge. will !ldJBon. .... see to appreciate. Pllone r.r net, like ..... Balan<e dlle I 1 1ft appointment, tman. JO.n-41 $99, or make paymenll of $5.1, per montb. Pllone tJ9I. AIR CONDrTroNING llllfllprlnsur•FIRSr n.ooR apartmeol Vflr/ 1831. atlon service. Jaek'l Relrlf- AUTOMOBILB [111U!'anet J-. lii-ZII-6Ie tl'lltlon, Now Ra..,. boae nice for two poople or two eancelled? Laet ,.., opera. ...,_ • • tfc people wi11o small clofld. Ploone 19118 ZIG ZAG portable sewing .... lleeuse? Call IIJ 1111. ~. INS-lite maclltne, aiiBhUy used. Does • u tie everythlna without atlad>FOUR ROOM and bath, unfur. ments. In good condition; nlsbed, 11150 Lincoln Height!. $5.911 per month or fUll price Phone 99i..3874. 111-29-tfc of $51.811. For free home demonstration eaD tJ91.21M. TWO Ji'URNISIIED sleeping IIHII-6Ie rooms ; private kitchen, private bath, private entrance, 1960 CHEVY convertible, v.a utHHies furnished ; I> mUe standard sblfl, $150. PhoiiO from town of Pomeroy. Box WJ-5.562. IIJ.2Hte Zlll>, Rt. !. Pomeroy. Mn. Eleanor Bates. Phone 9M- WORK CAR. 1949 Deoolo. ~. ~~~ Georp Hill, Raeble. Pllone -1. IIHII-6Ie SMAIL FIJRN1SH1!:1l house In Middleport. Phone · GIRL'S BICYCLE, good eondi10.29-tfc Uon ; good tires. Also, s.nat clarinet. Phone 9112 is<B. III-3CHte ROOMS FOR tourlats. dean, comfortable; $2 single, $3 GOOD YOUNG rabbit dog, good dooble. Pllone - · 11).29-3tp breed and good nllllltf. Emmett stetbem. Long Bottom. FO!ffi ROOM house, Laurel Pholle Cloester, 1185-81. III-3CHte Sl.. Pomeroy, newly renovated. Call !I!IU293. 111-31-tfc 19113 CHEVROLET pickup, fl25. THREE unfurnished apart. , l'licoaa - - aJIII tok for ments, eacb with two hod- , Frank Rousll. tii-30-Mp rooms. 399 Soutlo '!bird St., Middleport. lll-3l·llc 19115 GTO, 4 speed, poolllve THERE WlLL be a 1111:1 slooot lraction, pbooe - 7. SUnday, Nov. ! beginning at 111-31~ For s.l. "I don't really think I could noon at the Fortad Rnll but I'm wlllina; to Sportsman Club. Everyone Is HAY AND STRAW. CaD ... SPINET PIANO: Wanted, "" welcome. lo.slte arr. tMS-12tp l[lOnall>le party to take over low monthly payllltlllll on WILL BIJTCliER a large young TWO eoal atoken with ,... spinet plano. Can be seen lotrois, Arnold Brothers, J'o. beef In about sa - · AllY· caDy. Write Credit Manager, one Interested In buying ball, meroy, Phone tJ91.:M411. P. 0. Box ~ llleiiY"ffle, please call MII-M. III-2Hte 111-U.tfe ' Indiana. lll-31-12tp By RICK DU BROW WE WILL be holdlng two auc- POO'ATOES, Phone Ill 11151 HOLLYWOOD (IJPI) - Tho 200 LB. HOG ready lo butcber . tions per mon11o starting Nov. Clarence Prolllll, Portllllll. rise of ~ CowaWa, 1he see at Roy Jolmsoruo. Hy..U celebnled oiD&Iqr lamiJ)o that 1~1e.tfc I. Sales will be '"' tbe flrlt Rnll Road. 1.11-31-llc will have a hall-llour opeclol on and third Friday nlgbbl ol eacb mootlo. Adama Auction POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy NBC-TV Nov. 23, la I lhow DEMON!m!ATOO, bualnesa pberunenon. Service, RuUand. 111-211-41< mlnlalme, f'l5 and up. Stud FLOOR 19118 stereo AM It JIIM ndlo But the rise of their attractiw aervlc:e and grooming. Pboae reconl player, f!14, $' 1 • ~ ma..gera, a huabandMUSIC EVERY Friday and 119UM3. 11 I tie month. Pbone mB40. aflll.wtfe team lUI8d Leonanl Saturday at Jack 'a Club on lt).SI..!tp ani Myrna Stogel, lo also pretty Harrisonville ·Road of! Rt. AKC Gold011 Retriever puppla, remarkable. 7. 111-31-llc 124 Aab St., Middleport. ... Until 1965, Leonard, JlOIIII' 83, 11441. MHtc 19611 ZIG ZAG sewing macblne. This machine monograma, wu in tbe import business· in 'I'UIIKEY SHOOT, card or trap New ' York~ · speciUJ.zirlg · in INttonboleo, ete. Pay ttliO shooting for turkeys. SUn- 19111 THREE BEDROOM Inlihouaeware&. Myrn1 hu a long day, Nov. 3, I p.m. Rudand er, Eapando llriq IVCIIII 1111 or lUll a month. Phone 'mfomilll bockgrounl In tho muolc 51140. lll-31..!tp Gun Club. 111-Jl~ 11111111g. Pho110 DIIWm. i.. ';-•' •. �' ., ' I • Odclber 31, 1968 Investiture Service Helc:J / . Young Adult Class Holds Party Friday THURSDAY' The Young Adult Claaa of the Bradford Church of Chrlat held a Halloween part.y the evening of Gc:tober 25. In the costume judg. lng, prizes were awarded to (adults), Ruby Rife, Prettiest; Madeline Painter, Most Original; Nancy Morris, fumiest, and Cathy Durst, ugliest. Also (children), Becky Painter, prettiest; Carla Rife, most origInal; Belinda Grimn, fuMiest, and Rodney Bailey, ugliest. Games were played by everyone with prizes won by Ruth Durst. A fish pond was eniqyed by all the children. Refreshments oC cider, doughm~ts, pumpkin pie, Kool-Aid and coffee were served. Present were Mr. and Mrs . Richard Gilkey and Mark, Jackie Blake, Frances Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Durst, Mary Durst, Cathy Durst, Mr. and Mrs. Char· les Russell, Jackie Reed and Joy, Madeline Painter, Diana, Becky and Victor Painter. Nancy Mor· ris, Danny and Carol Morris, Ruby RiCe. Becky and Carla Rife and !lonnie Pickens. Terry , &eve and Scott Pick· ens, Linda Grimn Belinda, Edie and H. J . Grimn, Edith Forrest, Terry Hendricks, Ruth Ann Terrell, Anthony Russell, Keith, Bonnie and Rodney Wood, Brenda, Cheryl, Roger and John Nelson. Calling later was Ben RICe. MEIGS THEAliE OCTOBER 31 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY NOVEMBER1-5 "PLANET OF THE APES" (Technicolor) Charlton Heston Roddy McDowall COLORCARTOONS: Frog Pond Swashbuckled SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. • .l I I HALLOWEEN DANCE at POmeroy Junior High School Thurs, day, 8 to II p.m. Live music by "Experience '69." ~ra Meigs Girls' Athletic Assn. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL, Thursday, beginning 6 p.m. at ~acu se Grade School under PTA sponsorship. FREE CLOTHING D~, Salvation Army HQ., 10 a .m. Thursday, 115 Butternut Ave., POrneroy. FRIDAY FUN AND FOOD carnival Friday begimlng 5 p.m., Letart Falla school, sponsored by PTA ; soup, chill, sandwiches, desserts, fun booths. MEIGS HIGH School cheerleaders sponsor an after Cootball game dance Friday night at the Meigs Junior High auditorium in POmeroy, following the Melga.Jackson game. The Jays will emcee. SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL dance party Saturday, 8 to II p. m. at the Meigs Junior High auditorium in POmeroy under school sponsorship. The Jays will serve as master of ceremonies. SUNDAY WEEKEND REVIVAL, Langsville Church, Friday through Sunday, 7:30 p. m. nightly; Rev. Eugene Musser, pastor, invites the public. REVIVAL, Lo~ Bottom Christian Church, Nov. 3-Nov. 16, 7:30 p. m.; evangelist, Lamar Tillman; special music. Public welcome. 50TH ANNIVERSARY, Rutland United Methodist Church observed at ail-day service beginning at 9:30 L m. Sunday; rolls, butter and beverage provided Cor a potluck dinner at ooon; speakers Rev. Calvin RodeheCCer of Portsmouth, district siC)erinteildent, and Dr. L. L. Roush. Former ministers, 50 year members will be recognized. CLIFTON - Lester Johnson da,ya observed were Margie Rickwas honored recently with a din- ard, Jessie Cartwright, Debra ner by his wiCe Laura, at their King, CecUe Johnaon and Jack home here. Included in the cele- Jolmaon bration were all October birltlA large birthday cake was days oC family members, the wed- presented the honoree by Mr. ding amiversary of. Mr. and Mrs.. and Mrs. Jack Johnson Many Ross King, and a farewell Cor gifts were presented and a bounDanny Rickard, who entered the tiflll dinner oC turko,y and all tile Navy Monday, Oct. 21. The birth- trimmings was served to Harold and Margie Rickard, D811QY and Kathy Rickard, Jessie Cartwright, Evelyn Nicholson, Edith Fox, WlniCred Holland, Bett,y Cali and Jackie Call, Clifton; Joan King and children, Debra, Yolanda, Michael, · and Regina Fields, New Haven; Jack and CecUe Johnson and children. Robin, Vicky and Ricky, Mason; Dale and LinSYRACUSE - A regular meet- da Rollins and daughter, Regina ing oC the Ladies Auxiliary of of. Huntington and the hoat and the Volunteer Fire Dept. was hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Lester held at the meetlnj! house at Johnson. Municipal Park Tuesday night, Oct. 22. President Jean Hall, AUXILIARY TO MEET presided. A special meetlnj! of the Ra· Roll call was answered by 12 members and reports were re- cine Firemen Auxlllary will be ceived. The treasurer, Agnes held this F rlday, Nov . 1 at 7:30 White, reported that a $140 pro- p.m. at the fire house to comCit was made on the recent jitney plete plana Cor the annual banquet. supper. The ladles, with the help of. the Ciremen, will sponsor a variet,y show on Dec. 7. with more lng oC Secret Pals or exchanging details announced later. A com- of gl(ts, at Municipal Park. The next meeting will be Nov. mittee oC Mabel Pickens, Ada 12 when there also will be an Slack and &flvia Zwilling was auction. named A nominating comrn ittee Attending were those named of Marie Rizer, Mabel Pickens above and Myla Hudson, Edith and Janice Teaford was also Hood, Clara Lavender, Mary Lavnamed. ender, and Thelma Grueser. Troy The group will have its annual Zwilling and Eber Pickens, fireChristmas dimer at Bailey' a men, were guests, as was David reatsurant in POmeroy on Dec . Lawson. 13 with a program, and reveal- ,1 r ·. VISIT ELBERF'ELDS CAMERA . DE ON THE 1ST FLOOR - You'll Find A Complete Selection of All the New Kodak lnstamatic Still aiM! Movie Cameras, Projectors and Camera Supplies. Stop In - Look Around - Buy Now. INSTAMATIC STILL CAMERAS We hove them all - The brand new lnatamotlc Still Camera, Jho 124, 134, 174, 5·10, S.20, 314, 414. Thoy toko all three' Color prlnta, blaclc and white prints or color slid.. . Built In rotating Flashcube 'soclcet. Stop In ...... and ••• all the new feature• of these new Kodak Camerae. KODAK MOVIE PROJECTORS I ACCWTIOI ..US" WattrpJoot,• lwttp aec:ond hand, applltd ro- .., numerals. ttust alllptor 11r111. tUI.II ' ! ; \ The Accutron tuning fork replaces the out· dated balance wheel that's found in all watches. Stop by so we can tell you more. Start· ing with the ri1ht time of day. Accutron by Bulova. From $125 .00 l \ J ~ \ USE OUR Li!..Y-AWAY / ~> PLAN NOW ~ .~ 1 ~OR piRIST.~.A~ «¢-<·· GOESSLER Jtwtlr, Store C.urt St. \ --· Pom.ioy ,..,. -- -·- """"'. ..,..,..~··-·"A0"·''"''Y~'• ... 'o'"""~ ff ,__.NN'_...,.,_,.....,V...,.YWA-· ... , _, .. ,,......,........ y_.,.; Mrs. Kenneth Scites, president of the South Central District of the Ohio ChUd Conservation League, was in Columbus Satur· day for a workshop. One emphasis oC the meeting pertained to adult only movies being shown to teeJHgers. Recently Mrs. Scites conducted a workshop Cor presidentsand key personnel In district leagues at Oscar's Restaurant, Gallipolis. Officers duties and responsi· bilitles were discussed. Attending Crom the Middleport League were Mrs. Raymond Stew· art, president, and Mrs. Frank Sisson, secretary. The K y g e r Valley League was represented by Mrs. Robert Lucas, vice president, and Mrs. Uoyd Rankin, president, both of Cheshire. .....~-....~ DRIVE· IN "' ~so ~ FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NOV. 1·2-3 "THE BIBLE" AVI Gardner - Peter O'TGOle Stephen Boyd PLUS "THE SILENT SCREAMER" (2 Reel Color ~ccial) ~I See Our Beautiful Coitdlitate GrouP of Sportswear bJ "Aiaene" Beoutiful Plaids in Wool and Nylon Blend. Prospector Jackets - two roomy jlockets, tailored style, with button cuff, red arid aqua plaid. Solid Flannel Slacks - Zippor side closing, breothing waistband, navy, grey, red and aqua. Solid Flannel Blazer Jackets- gold military button trim, navy, red ond white. Hip Stitch Pleated Skirts in beautiful plaids to match the prospector jacket, red and aqua plaid. Our Colts This F1ll Art Rtally PrtHy Come in and let us help you select a new Coot for Winterbeautiful fur trim dress coots and untrimmed casual coots-styled by "Printzess"- .. Mary Lane" - "Smartshire" "Quality" - all top resources. We hove styles· to fit demi petites, juniors, misses, and half sizes. All new fall colors Pictured here Ia the bran4 n;ew 814 lnstomotlc provhUng •• ceptlonal picture tGklne •••• speed and col"vonlenco. Automatic film advance. '••t, oho•p f2.S, 38 MM oleooont Kodak ~kJor lono. Coupled colndonco typo range flnllor automatic expoaure control on daylight or floah plctUrea. If you want the boat, ttO, In and talr. a looll at tho 814 and see all the wonderful footurea. ACCESSORIES ••• MOVIE AIDS Movie Lights - Carrying Coses for Still and Movie Comoros - Carousel Stack Loaders - Movie Reels Batteries - Pistol Grips - Splicers - Elberfelds have o complete selection of acceuoriu to make your pic· lure taking easier, SALE ·PRICES ALL SIZES KODAK COLOR OR BLACK & WHITE FILM Elberfelds In ..,. For vo.. Family MEH$1MSULATED THERMAL ....••.. WESTERN S~nt.'e ...- s.c~s . · JMl for 'welr wlthiforkbootl ' Slaea 8 to 18. Solid colore. ~ IIW., .Excelle!lttrouller for boirs Cor school wear. ·and ..,a;;ljr work.*'-a. Si1e1 tW,. to 13; Extralcq wetrlnl. 2~"·1 ' 2.91 00 MENS 5.95 H!A VY I)UTY Cor••roy Wwk Tr01urs All sizes 32 waist to 50. In navy blue, dark grey, brown. Thickset torduroy. Sturdy belt loops. War111, comfort• able and long wearing. Buy your correct aile now. Sale 4e95 • "J4"t' • J.. " FRIDAY AND SATURDAY While They Last Half·Prlce Sale West II•• Cook ••• Stnt-wtrt Thick, extra sturdy aluminum 'with scratch residqnt Fired-an teflon double coated linings. Avocado porcelain outside. 9.95- U~ Qt. CASSEROLES ............................... SALE 11.95-~ Qt. CASSEROLEL.......................... SALE 11.95-2~ Qt. SAUCEPOT/SERVER...- .......... SALE 11.95-2~ Qt. HI-BOY SAUCEPOTS................ SALE 19.95-8 Qt. DUTCH OVEML.......................... SALE 18.95-3 Pc. GIFT SETL.................- ............ SALE 4.98 5.98 5.98 5.98 9.98 9.48 Colors: Fem, Tijjerlily, Antique Gold, Pineapple. 3.95 COFFEE CliPS (4 In pkg.)..................- ... ULE 3.95 12 OZ. TUMBLERS (4 In pkg.)................SALE 7.95 4 QT. IC~ BUCKETS..............._ .............. SALE 7.95 16 OZ. STEINS (4 In pkf.).................. - ... SALE 8.95 44 OZ. BEVERAGE SERVERS................ SALE lniHI11 Solid colora, vartepted. Alq selection or each. 3lh ounce t ply 100 per cent vlralq wool yarn. Motq,root. -PUn Out skeins. Slacks These slacks_ hove o smooth finish because Dotty Mann uses Stevens bonded flannel (85% wool with 15% rpyon) designed with stitched permo• nent creases. See our compl.te line of stretch slacks - in nylon, bonded cottorie ond bonded orion. A wide range of prices to suIt your budg.t. Dish ·Clothi WorstH Ytrn Womens Flannel 1.98 1.98 3.98 3.98 2.48 Solei C.nnon 19c RED HEART 1.29 Gener0111 size 19c dish cloths ill terr,y eloth and . nma weav.-. 1 , ,.<1, r' I<Jrt' 89C Everyday Domestic Needs On -.le 1st Floor SALE \\ Come To Elberfelds Busy Ready To Wear Department - See Our Outstandlna Selection of Womens WHITE UNIFORMS - Styled By "White Swan" and "Crest" Boys Winter Jackets A big selection in all sizes, 2 to 6 and 8 to 20. Many many styl.es in this selection. The very str,les you; bays like to wear. Here ore some of the sa e prices: 5.95 Boys Jackets Sale 5.19, 8.95 Boys Jackets Sole 7.89, 10.95 Bo~s Jo.ckets Sale 9.79, plus many, many more on sole th1s Fnday and Saturday. Now is the best time to buy and save on Boys Jackets. Sale, too on all Mens Wl~er Jackets. A bia selection in.all sizes from 34 to 54. BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW INSTAMATIC 814 ~ Wtst ••• l1s111f.. W1rt S.vt Friday an• Slturd1y O..rlng The S.lt All Kodak lnatomotlc Movie Cameros use Su.,.r 8 film cartridges for a much larger picture . Mowle Camera Outflta wloh tho M12, .MU, M16~ M18, M20, plus the excellent new lnatamotlc Movie Camero M7, M9 that oro tops In movie tak• · lng. Apparel WHILE THEY LASTI HALF PRICE SALEI - - - - - - - - - -- - - ---------l KODAK CAMERAS ' • A complete line of thlft1, two piece etylea, 1ki"'MNI and belted tailored 1tylea In short and " length aleewee; otlwertlaed In aiiiHdlng maeaalnea, atylea for nursea, lal:. technlclona, beautician•, oncl walt,. ..,,, all " ' ' core fobrlu , atylea for lunlora, mluoa alaea ancl half alaes. Movie Projectors to show Super 8 only film or both Surr 8 and regular 8MM al models have automatic film threading. There's a Kodak Projector to fit ewory noM. Priced right for you. 200 foot capocltf film or 400 foot, from sing e speed to ,..,..,. speed modela. You'll like these Kodak Projectora. ' . ' December 7th CCL Workshop I i ' ·_ flinlshlfils For Yo11r . ' - Sponsor Show Mrs. Scites at t · . Sh,op.,·;'Eilttr.t.a•s .1- 'P.-eny, •• ~ loth' Frldar and S,t•.ri.•Y . until 9::00 ,In th~ 'Evening Auxiliary to TUESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Order oC Eastern Star, 7:45 Tuesday night, Pomeroy Masonic Temple. ELECTION DAY soup dinner at Racine American Legion Hall. Soup, sandwiches and pie. :; eey and SbeUa Ohlbiaer. Rec:eiving one yeer plna were . Denise Werry, !lJ'Ivla VanMeter, Terry Rose, Mary Jljl!ea. l(arlb-. Janes, Sill' Daw1p11, Vickie John11011, Dlllll8 Johoaon, Renee Keeney, Robin Stewart, Cheryl VanMeter, J111 WD11011, Jlille John11011, Teresa Dillon, Belva J'CJIIn-, Kathy Sawyera, U.. Durblit, Teresa Van Meter and Diane Workmaa. aetrellunents were served. Leaders attending were Mrs. Joaeph Janes, Mrs. "Walter Werry and Mrs. F. R. Careey. October Birthdays ore Honored MONDAY SALEM CENTER PTA, Monday, 7:30 p. m. Larry Morrison, assistant SIC)erlntendent, speak· lng on transportation. A short Thanksgiving program by fifth grade oC Mrs. Nelson. POMEROY GARDEN Club Monday, 1 p. m. at home oC Mrs. Edward Baer. THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, Daughters of America, 7:30p.m. Monday at IOOF Hall; charter will be driPed for Mrs. Grace Stace. the most accurate wrist in the timepiece world i WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Mid· dleport Firat Ullted Pr·~r­ lan COOrch, 7:30 'I'IIIradll1 Di8tlt at the church; Mrs. Tom R u e, program; Mrs. Jessie !ilumaker devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. WUliam Morris, Mrs. Richard Owens, Mrs. .P lumber Bee11011, Mrs. Garen Stansbury, Jllld Mrs. Joe Bailey. _ MASON - Ma11011 IWlior Girl Scout Troop 487 ~ held an investiture and Jle.dedlcatlon • ceremony at the am,t United Methodlat ChurclllnMaiiOIIwhere 10 girls received Junior Girl Scout pill a and 19 one year plna. The ceremony was opened with the fiag ceremony. Receiving Jjllllor Girl Scout Pins In an lmptessive candlelight ceremony were Carla McFarland; Terry Proffitt, !lisle Varlan, Robin Bocock, Judy Hughes, Vickle J'CJIInson, JaC9Jellne Van Meter Bett,y Durbin, Mary Car- Plastic Zipper.- Pillow Covers •.•••••.•••••• 49c Zippered Ticklna Pillow Covers •••••••••• 1.95 pr. Fitted Plastlc·Mattress Covers, full size •••• .1.49 Fitted Plastic Mattress Covers, twin size •••• .1.29 Silicone Cpated lronlna Board Covers, 54 Inch. 49c Extra H~avy Knitted lr,onlna S..d Pad and Cover •••••••• .1.69 Pow.wow ....... GEMiOUAL USE ALL COTTOM ln•l•• l11ktts . Strong, lonilasting. . . New shake out ease . Washable, ;etains fluffinen . A 3.98 Value 94% Rayon, 6% Acrylic. ~" x 76" size. Blue, · red, green. 2.95 le89 "Borg'' llathrO!• Scales Special Safe and easy. to use. Wi\!l ~ giant, easY. to read dial numbers, low plqtform, large ' step-on aria; ·non ilfp feet. T ~ quality in every detail. Weight control begins with o Borg Scale. , · 6.95 . Visit the F11nlt1re Dept. and see tile complete selection of new. Hassocks. · . . Hauocks a4d just the right splash of color and comfort to every room. Designed in easy to care for leatherlike vi;_>;l with soft foam tops. Priced rolll ____ _:.__ ,. -~--~~;95 to 29.95 Scott Cut-Rite 2.69 ~P11stlc 16" S,ort -, , 25 on a roll with GJmltj• .' 1 Ma~ J.. 3 ..u. 1·00 ~ <> h.-.;~,' lonjj lilstlng vj n- .of ly. Pood zipf: ' r. Sturdy ·ha!!d es. Maraan color. • ba'S.5"., ties. Storage size 115"x 69c ·. ... "* .···· 1 · ·ejitra plates. ~ ... o. ineh' c1t.p 1 . • "',Jlol � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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