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RETIRING - After 38 years of drfvtng bus Cor Lake Shore, Frank Barber is retiring. For the past 30 years he has been driving between Cobnnbus and Pomeroy, PI'ior to this he drove on the Chillicothe and other dhisioos or the compan,y, totaling some 2,500,000 mUes driven. He is com~ mended for his 29 ~ years safe driving record. Mr. Barber relates the contrast between the old 17-t:~assenger studebaker buses he drove in 1930 to the modern U.passenger GM buses or today. During his earlier years or driving he carried a tool kit In the bus and often had to make repairs along U.e road. The modern busea or today are much safer, easier to drive and more comfortable ror the paSJengers with the air brakes, power steerirw: and air conditioning. He compares the driving con:litions of today with hlsearlieryearsofdrlvirc. The narrow rough roads with them~ ern rreeways; the drifted snow and Ice on the highways to the now fast removM by the road crews. Mr. Blrber regrets he did not keeP a dial')' of all the UJUI8ual occurrences he has eJII)erienced u a career bua driver. He ia certain a book could be filled telling about them. He and his wife Mary Ann, reside at 717 South Warren Ave., Columbus. 'Ibey are the parents or two daughters, Mrs. Bomie Jean TJrlaen, Marietta, and Mrs. Susanne Kay mizzard, Columbo& They also have nve grandchUdreJL He is a member of the Luther B. 'IUrner 732 Masonic Lodge and the HWtop Sportsmen Club, He enJoys fishing and hWJting and elel)ects t.o further these hobbles after retirement. IT'S 11M€ TO GIVE A · 'DO•NOTHING' CAA!DIDAIE A CHMJCE.! Teenagers Hurt In Auto Wreck '. ~,....,.._..Jlluwloolw~rs wot.O,Ji11ured, 9110 seri'"'sly, in on autanobile accUJent on Route 124 in Minersville at 12:30 a. m. Sunday. Meigs County Sberiff Robert C. HarteOOach's Department said a car driven by Chris Lewis, 16, Secon:I-5L, Marietta, went out or control on a curve lOO.reet east of the George Grueser residence and struck a conerete waiL Lewis, the most seriously I~ jured, was removed to Meiga General Ho&pital by private auto, tnnsferred to Veterans Memor· ial Hospital, and later taken to Holzer Medical Center by Ewi~ ambulance. Lewis was reported to have sustained lacerations of the tace, throat and AAD~ . Ol,IR THANKS 10 ALLEY 100, IF YOU.!EE 111M AGAIN head. The other· injury victim, Gary Sewell, 16, Marietta, formerly or ,Syracuse, suffered • laceratiGI'I over an eye. Authorities said Lewis. according to witnesses, was traveling only about 45 miles per hour when he cut to the right beceuae of an oncoming car, jerked the 1963 model car back to the left when it went out of control ori, wet pavement aOO struck the WEI.l.,NO Mt.TTER """""'LIOAIIIN' WAS FOR ·I>N' ME A. DISIIES T'DO. BY GEE! wall.< No ch>.rp• were Aled. The shei-irrs deparbnent wa~ also summoned Sunday at 1:25 p. m. to investigate a one-car mishap on Route 7, north of the Sundown Nlte Club, where a vehicle operated by Aaron Hysell, 38, 1432 Hunter-St., Columbus, failed to make a curve, tore out about 75 reet of guardrail, and smashed into a creek bank. 1-I.Ysell sustained a severe nose laceration and pOssibly a broken nose, but rerused medical treatment. He was jailed on a DWI charge. In another weekend accident the department said Donald W, sax. on, 16, Addison, t.raveli~ west on the Flatwoods Road, sixtenths of a mile west of Route 7 at Five Points, lost control or his car on a curve, struck a bank on the left: side or the road, and turned over, The autos Involved in all three of weekend accideni.B were de- · molished. The department also reported the arrest of Everett Rodney Cremeans, 21, Coolvflle, on a forg.. the· ecy charge. ,, '· ,." •• II Watershed Decision I -II i . ~ 'IJ ATHENS, OHIO - TilE AMERICAN FEDERATION of Stole, Count.\' and Mwolclpal Employes locp at Ohio Universlt.Y has nil' tied a new labor contract with the ·school. The lWW twQofear contract ned. MARRIAGE. APPLICATIONS James Lincoln McHafflQ, 48, called tor improved Insurance and I ilo-slrlke pledgo by the union. Middleport, truck driver. and UnlverslQI officials said lncreuotl. bell>f\14 ~ed m<!I'O ~ Glady• Eleanor Walker, 52, Pom~.000. The AFSCME had tlyoealoned lo an wtalde- eroy, telephone cperatol'i birlitg previOUliiJ< ond otruck the uOI ..rllQilist YMt in a ~in- Clarles ElrCQ Sinclair, 25, a.e... ins rights dispute. . ::· '·" , ' ·,~; tor, plumber, and Mari'lrel Am o/11<0 over • t 'I • • • • • • .r ' . . . ....... . - . . . .... ... "'\ • • • o o • o o o I • 0 0 ' ' ~··· ' " • " · ···· " - ,._ ~ ·· • " . . -· ................. ·-· . ··-··. -· • " " ' ' " • • ~ '"' "' '\'" " ' • ' • 0 • P • "' • • • · .. . Tor""·"" RIPPED thrtl!lflli parts ollllia· at least · ··~- · - · · ,. . "'"- • · • • • .. .. .. • 4 • ~ 25 Pen0111 ani C.111- ' - •• '" ·' Kitchen, 25, RL I Middieport. COURnlO\)SE TO ~ Tile Moles ·!;ounll' C<rurllrouol be •cloilt\l all day Tireectay fiJi' ~ion day, COOtml"' Pleao · wm • ~ New share of the vote was indicated at· 14. per cert in the Galll.l) poll and 12 per cent in the Harris poll with the balance undecided. Nixon's biggest leads over Humphrey at any time during the campaign came in late September in the Gallup sW'vey with a 15 per ceri. spread, and in the Harris poll at the middle of that month with an 8 per cent differenre. Hard To Predict Lawrence f. O'Brien, Hum_phrey's campaign manager, said professional pollsters agree that a two-point margin "make& the election too close to call." • However, the pollsters also agree that their margin of error works both ways and that a tw()...JK)int difference could in fact mean a spread of 8 to 10 points. The Albert D. Sirdi.r8er polling firm of Norwood, PL, reported that its current survey shawed Humphrey had moved ahead or Nixon ror the tint time during the caJ11)1ign. It gave Uumphrey 34.4 per cent, Nixon 33,8 and Wallace 14.1, witll the balance divided among _people who prererred other candklates, refused to tell their choice, or said they still were urdecided. "Clearly anything can happen by the time the polls open on Tuesday," Sindlinger said. A New York Times survey published today showed' Nixon ahead in 30 states with 299 electoral votes, 29 more than the 270 majority needed to win. Humphrey was in Cront in eight states and the District of Columbia with 77 electoral votes and Wallace in five states with 45, Seven states with U 7 electoral votes were reported too close to call. Woo caJifornians Nixon, Humphrey arv:l the vice president's running mate, Sen Edmund S. Muskie, all Bridge On Schedule Mrs. Binh Lays Down Line Reversed ceed with con!Jtructloo work and other operations at U.e level allowed· by the Con:grea• for Cis. eal year 1969 for watershod .PTOjects, Oood prevention projects, resource eonsenation and development pro,ieetl, G r e a t SAN ANTONIO, TEX. - THE TEXAS AMERICAN Independent Plains ConsenaUon Program, Party ~nday requested an investiption of Dr. , Billy Graham aJd his and technical asllatoru:e to CooEvtneefieal Associat!on. sayirw Gnham solicited fUnds for a tel&servatlon Dlatricts." viaed crusade and used the TV Ume to extol Rich~ Nixon. MUler prllsed tllk dodalon, Or, sarn Morris, president of a san Antonio radio statl~ said staUq thai it wuuld allow vital Gntwn &Gilcited money through tbe maD under the auspices or using waterobed projecta In ille Tenth it to ftnance Graham's Pittsburgh crusade. Morrtssatdhowever, that District and other areal ol the durll'll: the hoor Graham extolled Nixon instead of evangelizil8eountey to move ahead as plan- • paign. More than 70 mlllion voters are e!!pected to ballot Tuesday to climax one or the most uncertain campaign years in modern history. Nixon still appeared to be the man lo beat, but Humphrey's hopes were lifted by his late JW"ge In public opinion polls and a widespread belie( among Democrats he wouJd benefit from Presidt:nt Johnson's dedsion to stq) the bombire of North Vietnam. The final Gallup and Harris polls ,published today both showed Nixon leading Hwnphrey 42 to 40 per cent, Indicating Humphrey had closed the wide deficit with which he started the campaign. George C. Wallace's PARIS (UPD- A little w001an led the Viet Cong deleption into Paris for Vlet01m talks today "00 promptly threatened the guerrilla war wlU go on TenUt District Cort~Tessman unUI the United States pulls out Clarence E. Miller said over the or South Vietnam. weekend lnWashingtonthathehas Mrs. Nguyen Thi Sinh told been informed that the Secretary cheering North Vietnamese arxi of Agriculture. Orville Freeman, Russian diplomats lhat the has reversed his recent deci .. Vietnam war can only be aion to eliminate new contracts settled on Viet Cong terms. tor watershed projects approv"Long live Ho" (Ho Chi Mili1, ed for conatructlon under PUbpresident of North Vietnam), lic Law 566. shouted the crowd that welIn a recent letter to the Secretary, Miller poinied up the comed Mrs, Btnh and the other delegates of the Viet Cong's chrcric flooding ec11ditlons facpolitical branch, the National ed by lhe people of SouillesstLiberation Front (NLF). em Ohio and catdioned that lD1- r:ameramen knocked down her Iess the Secretary rever sed his bodyguards and Le Bourget earller decision the future sucairport police in a surge to cess ol the watershed program the grim, short tn Southeastern Ohio and in the photograph brunette who spoke for the naUon would be critically 1mguerrUlas attacking the South flre. OCficlals cl~ an immediate curfew on the capital city of Amman and backed it ~ with tanks, armored trcq,s carriers, inrartrymen and Bedcadn irregulars. They set up rOid blocks 111J ordered everyone' oU the streets to prevent violent action by the huadreds ot thousands of politically volatile Palestine refugees. ,•> ( ".. near the Olio River. Hi&b today 53 1o 60. Fair tonJ8hL Low 30 . k> 40. Mostly 8WIIIY and a Hille warmer Tueada.)'. ~ ' ·d (\ p Bridwell also announced that, the normal time requiredtobuild WASHINGTON - Federal Highway Administrator Lowell in accordance with the provi~ such a bridge would be 48 to 60 K. Bridwell and the Federal Co- sions of the Federal Highway months. Fleming cited the efforts of chairman of the Appalachian Re- Act of 1968, he has ·authorized FIVE..OAY FORECAST emergency Federal aid ror the the Federal TaskForce, appointgional Commission, Joe W. Flem· Temperatures in 0 h I o ing, !ilnday amounced that the replacement of the bridge and ed last December by President Tuesday illrough saturday will accelerated construcUon or a new that the final contract for its Johnson, tn expediting construc M average near normal, with bridge across Ule Ohio to re- construction will be let in No- tion of the new bridge. highs averaging in the low 50s "This Task Force was able collapsed SiJver Bridge vember . place the in the north to the upper 50s '"The commitment that Pres· to accomplish its objectives rap~ 1-.s made substantial progress in the south, and lows In the and that the new bridge wo ld ident Johnson made early Uais idly and eft'idently because of uwer 30s. 100< 11>~-the S!Jy,eri,Jriclfll'\fr '> excellent cooperation given ~ ~er .•'!P"'d .ml-.w•ok, • •• .l'QiiiP!g4 po •cl1edu!eJq iii!>· in less than one-half the time it by the Sates ot Ohio a n d tombet !liil». and cooler"18tter part of the The Silver Bridge, which col ~ normally required is being (UJ. West Virginia. as well as the week. Ralntan wiU occur alapsed last December 15 into the filled," said Bridwell, ••and we various Federal agencies rep· round mid-week and again near River, cormectedGallipolis, are confident that the n e w resented on it," Fleming said. Ohio end of week, averaging about a The total cost or building the Ohio, and Point Pleasant, West bridge will be open to traffic half inch. - UPl. Virginia. The new bridge under well Within the 18 to 24 months new bridge and its approaches con!ltruction will also connect contemplated in the construe- is expected to be approximatetion schedule." He explained that I.Y $14 mlllioo. those communities. A SYRIAN·BACKED commando group an- paired. , RUred at Klng Hunein's alleged "soft~'~~ against Israel, opened In re;:o=.mto Mi~l~ ~t­ Ore today against Hussetn•s loya) troq,s. The~osuaed worh- ter the e t ~t 1 c en and children as human shields to protect themselves from return ture siltaledSethal 'the Sol Coft.. serva on n ce can now pro~ ' ' Lin '' 0 :I +' () '. ;J . ,, TEN CENTS . .-----' •· VJE'Ue: SeEM LEADeRS TRY OIV€ A~CH MJD I SAY TO 'rW NOIJ.J Tl-\P..T IT'S 1lME> FOI't A Cf\NJGE ! . Partl,y clw<IY and lillie dllllit in temperature todQ' pnceded by a lew light llhowera IIOIKheall '' "' Polls Hint Humphre)'\':ould Overtake Nixon on Tuesday WE,V£ HAD ADMIIJISTRATIOIJS IIJ THE PAST 11-\AT HAVE: "TRIED A.Ll WJDS CJr VJA'{S TO SOLVE OUR ~e,LE.MS I • I' enttne ..... •, .·• •''$<\lohn C. O.c~ 'fd. ~ 1 Vietnam government. The Saigon schoolgirl turned PAUlS (UPO- Uopes that the expanded Pari stalks on Vietnam would develop into full-scale peace negotiations reC'eived a double jolt today. There was growing doubt they could begin Wednesday as scheduled. The first blow came from a five-foot woman Communist guerl1la who led the Viet Cong delegation into Paris today aOO promptly stated the Vietram War could be settled only on Viet Coog terms. The second blow carne in Saigon when President Nguyen Van Thieu reaff"lrmed his refusal to enter peace talks which Include the National Liberation Front, political arm or the Viet Cong, aOO said "nobody can rorce us to do that." For the first time the Arnericandelegationwasadmitting that Thieu's adamant stand could change U. S. plans for the meeting. The rift could even grow wider - South Vietnam called a major demoru;tration for Tuesday to •• stress the nation's self--determinatim in political artairs." prepued statement demarKitng tile Untied Stoles •top support· ing the Saigon government and acknowl~ the Vtet ~ as masters of South Vietnam. Mrs. Btnh said she woold turn 1.1) for Wednesday 1 s scheduled .,ning ol the e_..ted guerrtlla accepted a hug and a VIetnam talks. North VIetnam kiss tram North Vietmm chief deleg~te Xuan Th"Y and Soviet Ambos..dor k> France Valerien A. Zorin Then she reid a an::l the United States plu~ SOuth Vletram were seheduled to take part. But South Vietnam has onnounced It will boycott the talks unless North Vietnam de-escalates the war aoo unless Mrs. Binh's gr<J\.1) is included IMide the Hanoi delegation and nat seated as an independent parl;y. Diplomatic sources said the SouUl Vietnam boycott may deioy the start of the OJq>Ol1ded talks. omctally tile Untied States stlU counted on the talks (COrttinued oo Pa&e 8) Grave of Pvt. Hecox is Marked The gran ot Pvt. Truman stal Glue, T1m Dull), Debbie or ille Cradle of Llbei'Q' Cllap. Heoox, a RevoiUUonary War aol- Bailey, Mrs. Pat Dull)' ud Mrs. _tar ~ the ChUdren of the Amer· dier, was marked in ceremonkls Doo Thomas of Pomeroy Girl lean RevoluUon, placed flowers 9rrlda1 altemoon at lhe Mound Cemetery near Chester. Scout Troop 61. The pledge ~aor<ld b1 Re~.Jonathan Molga Chapter or lhe D1ill£htors ~ 011. the grave IDd Julie Rose and allegiance was led by MrL Jameo Harle,y, Rag 1\!ar Milboan placed the D.A.R. muker and the American tlaa£m cbalrman of the D,A.R. Chai>- the gran. A aalute to the honorol ill• American Rovolutlon, the tor, and the invocatiort was glv. ed clead by the llrinl squad C( _..,. featured commenta by en by George Sklmer. B o t h Drew Webster Post and pl~ thne de.,..- or Pvt. He- Mra. Harl!IY and S1tlrmer are of taps concluded ~~'"" marking cox who lletilecl.._ !llade lllv- des-Is or the Revolution- rites. or near &rrnner in about 1803. azy War ooltller. 1'hiiY W.ro . Mrs. Edna lle<olt Mrs. James E. Browingtoa, ArllCing the ouiAil- dellelvla of carroll, lMII HOca. reaoat of Return Jonalbarl MelBa, Relldlnts preaent for the aervof Butlir!efoo, i>w-. and M r a. 111<1 Mn. Emor1011 Jonas, chap- icea were Mr. aat1 MrL S. J, Gerald Viohrt of Tujrpara Ptal111. loin, pve the ritoal of dedlea. Keft'er, Mr. llld Mra, J o h n 1'1!0 ~~ opened willt ll)o lion ali,r whlcll Mfa. Dwlalrt Y\lh'in, Sr. and - John Mel.:odV~clntl of,.U. colora b,y' 111011 Mil'-. ..,.er ~ un- via D, Colwrtlrua; Mr. ur!Yn. : ofDHw WO!>ot;i- l'Ufl 39; ~· ve11tt1 ~itt ~ potrrmont ~.*1ft lle!m ol I!W'J!.,...., Iowa; ~ ,rpa '1'1ra ,e~<drt <Oitlirrl- _ _ . wbl<!l - .Piac.d a1 the lirL Joha Kfnr ~ Cl..eland; ~ , ot . Aill!lll Sooail , .... Jilt : fool Or tlitl •JI"&ye. Mr. 111<1 Mrs. Joha KIN n ..,.. ;.!'AJIIi'll!l ·~ '!! f:¥1'. ·~ by """ JOhn, of A-a; aail Mra, 'Pflr '*! . *.•; 1\Y. t• .........,. - ~···~ ~lilal ~- llrl.~~ idt' . "''·· , :a. r' ~lli·•~o, •t.,.. ., ' . AI!\)' Jonu aatl c;lllldrOtt; llldEdni'd 'ot~ . Amf . .· were spending the final day of the campaign in cali Cornia, which was a prized bloc of 40 electoral votes. Democratic caJ'Il)aign mana~ gers had virtually written off California, The presence of both Humphrey and Muskie there today Indicated a lingering, desperate hope the nation's secoOO largest bloc of electoral votes could be saved lor the Democratic ticket. The DemocraLs still had no realistic hope or carryirw anotl"ler pivotal state, Wtnots, with 26 e lectoral votes. The final Chicago Sun-Times poll for lliinois iOOicated Nixon would receive 46.86 per cent of the state's vote, Humphrey 39.64 and Wallace 13.5. Humphrey's chances deperd (Continued ·on Page 8) Bidwell Man Dies Sunday In Accident Gallia County ret'Orded its sixth traroc fatality of 1968 at 3:10 p. m. Sunday on Rt:. 554, two and fivu-telihs miles west of Porter. where Dana Paul p.._.,-ne, 58, Bidwell, died almost instandy when he was lhrown !rom a pickup truck operated by Donald G. McBride, 23, Bidwell. The State Highway Patrol said McBride lost controL The truck went off the right side of the highway alli struck a partlrall. The Impact Ulrew Payne out of the truck. The body was taken to the MeCoy Funeral Home at Vinton Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallia County Coroner, ruled that Payne's death was due to massiW! interral hemorhraging. There was moderate damage to the pick\41 truck and to the guard rail. Several posts were knocked dawn. McBride was charged with driving Wider suspension am hunicide by motor vehicle in the llrst degree. He was lodged in the city jaU for a hearing No,·. 4 in Gallipolis Municipal Court. Danny M. Wilcox, 19, Rt. 3 The patrol said the animal ran Chenpeake, "'as trelted at Hol~ 1n fl'Oilt or wast~oqud car4rl¥e zer Medical Center, First Ave., by Betty Grube, 23, Apple Grove, for a leg injury, and released W. Va. There was moderate damafter an accident at 12:30 p.m. age to the Grube car. No ch&riJll &mday on Rl. 7, eight-tenths of was fiJed. a mile south of GaJiipolis. Mrs. Grube, according to the The patrol said that Wilcox, patrol, suffered a minor back headed south, lost control of his i.n,jury but was not treated. 1968 BSA motorcycle. The cycle The patrol investigated an ac~ upset and threw Wilcox onto the cident at 9:15 a.m. Saturday in highway. There was minor dam(Continued on Page 4) ~~~lo ille cycle No charge wa• tn.iured when struck by a car at 10:25 a.m Saturday on Rt. 141, one and five .tenths miles we&t of Gallipolis, a goat owned by Frank Pierotti. Rt. 2 GaJ. lipoii s, had to be destroyed. :::~: ;:;:::;:;: ; :;:;: ;:;:; :; :; : ;:;: ;:;: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; :; :::;:;: ;:;:;:~ : ::::cAP Grant . ... :;:: '~~;~ \ \ Is Approved\=!·.·. :-:· The Gallia·Meigs Community Action agency has received approval of its program administration and communit,y services application. The new approval amounts to $51,663 federal dollars p 1 u s $12,298 as the local share and is eUective Nov. 1, 1968 through Oct. 31, 1969. The grant will permit continuation of the bicoonty community action program , including the communiQservlces component which was initiated last July. At present tbe ~ency has two offices, one in Pomeroy and one in GallipoJis plus four one-day. a - week outreach stati<Hls at Tuppers Plains, Harrisonville, MercervUle and Rio Grande. The p~mmunicy services project has a full time oommunil;y consultant and a home health nurse. The agency has been in operation since March, 1966, and is govern ~ eel by an ex~utive council compoaed al 18 members, nine from Meigs and nine from Gallia Count;)'. Nisa Rosalie SOry is serv. Democrats • Rally In Pomeroy About 100 Meigs Count;y Dem. ocrats attended a combination dinner-rally at their headquarters in Pomeroy Saturday night. The event was preceded by a torchlight auto caravan beginning in Portland and moving through S\Yracuse and Mi<klleport, and ending in Pomei'OJ'. Jack Crisp, chairman or the County Democrat executive committee, presided over lhe meeting. He announced the appointment of Paul Gerard as youth coordinator of the executive committee, and introdu cad Democrat canWdates, each of whom spoke briefly . Candidate• attending included Harry Crewson for rej)l"eaentative to Congress. James Sher~ man 1-'ort.er m, for state representative, Forreat Moore, candidate for Judge of COUrt of ~»>­ peals; WUUam McKelvey, for e<a~nt)' commissioner, and Leola (Lee) Enoch, lor clerk C( the Common Pleas Court. In addition, a representative from the Gilligan for Cmgress ottlc:e iD Athens spoke. Crewsoo attacked the \'OIIIIg recorrl of Congresaman Clarv!CIII Miller, particularly on poverq programs since the home C1M1Q' ing as president ~ the ~ll. (FairfielcO C( Miller Ia DOt In tile Appalachia area. Door prU• eswereawarded. ADMITIED TO HOSPITAL Louise PartltM was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital Suna day afternoon by the Pomeroy eme:rgenC'y SQUad after becoml~ ill at her home on Chester R<MMI. She waa admitted as a medical patienL 230 Viet 3-DAY StLE SET There wW be a niiiiiii&O sale Tuo5dtl)', Wednosdaf 111<1 Thlrrs~ b)' the Mitldloport Gorden In the _..,.y BuildiJW .. Mill St. diJI ' Weather (:A Devowl To The lntere.ta Of The Meigs-MIUOn Area ' ! ' • at y e Soh!• species or dragon!l,y stay • I • ,. a... , .. �·.. - The. Dolly sentinel, P«ill•l'O)'··¥i;kll;,.fort, 0,, Monday, November In ~vlng. a man receives more than he gives, and the more Ill In proportion to the . worth of the thing given.George MacDonald, Scottish noveOst. A. .. , "can old-Hmt!r is a "l~u remember. 'fellow · The Bible tops the list of best-sellers. :······························· i• YOURVOTE •• ••• • i• •• •• •• ~• HENRY ••~ •• EWING i•• •• • •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• • FOR Joe Reichman, student at Ohio State Unlverslf;y, Columbus, ,._. spent the weekend here with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mamlng Weboter. , Mr. and Mrs. l.lcll Thomas and children, Daniel, Grqoey Melissa, and Rebecca wareguests of Miss Ka;y Proctor CORONER~ and Miss Grace Sauvage of Columbus also visited with t h 8 Moores. Peggy and Heidi Milhoan, children o( Mr. and Mrs. DwlJht Milhoan, were wookend guests of Mr. and Mra. Fulton B. COVert of Charleston, W.Va. Mrs. Leona Bursm and Miss Joan Burson or AthenB w e r e weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 'lack Carsey and Mrs. Alma Thompsoo of Columbus was the Edward Hoeflich and Mr. and Mrs. Lind. Mrs. John anddaughter of AAron weekend They came especially to attend to tile Chester property of "TM~k goodnes~ we'te leaving the White House. II tlte bombing Mit btmgs peace, I don't know whot I could do tor an encore." Who Turned Off The Lights? YOU WILL: If you don't vote for RENEWAL of the 1/2 mill ,levy for POMEROY Village current expenses--The proceeds of this levy are used only to )ay ·for street 1tgh'tS. · SO VOTE ' .' .' A renewt~ J lh~~~il ~~~.,~~~ LEVY I ft for Expenses at a rcb'e not exceeding one-holf m~ll flloge the purpose of Current whtch amounts to 5 cents . for each one hundr e d d0 ~rors eocf onleuatton, d?llor for of five voluotton, o vo years . VILlAGE OF POMEROY Pd . Pol. Adv. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. A mother writes the! her daughter, 6, is extremely shy. Her teacher says she will not take part in any school activities or play with the other children. Her be h a v 1or at home IS perfectly normal. This is not an uncommon problem id children who have not. had much contact with children or the same age Pu~h~~g them into large grouP actlv>ties will only aggravate the t r o u b 1e. This mother should invite one or two of her daughter's new acquain· tances into her home two or three times a week. At first she should stay with them and keep the party going. As her daughter comes to accept new_ friends, ·-she should gradually mcrease the num, )'elnr and withdraw so that they c ·be on their own. The child should not be scolded or teased about her shyness but as she comes out of her shell' he~ mother should start in qwet way to present the advantages of joining a Brownie group when she becomes old a enough. Q-My daughter has a nerv· ous habit of picking at her upper lip until It b)jleds. How can I get her to stop? A-She will have to do the stopping for herself. She may need the help of a child psychologist to find out why she does tblll. In addition to spoillllll her looks, there is the danger of Infection. 1 Q-My chllol has molluscum f:'lttagiosunl. What causes It? serious? What treatment do you rec()mmend? A-nil oldn dheaoe is caused by a virus. It Is not very contagious, but the vic· tim may spread it from one p_art of his body to another. It Is not serious. The usual treatment <s to Incise each papule, squeeze out the con· t~nts using aseptic precau· !ions so as not to spread the mfection and apPlY trlchlora· MIDDLEPORT - S h a r e e SChaefer, Poirt Pleasant. has accepted emp!Oj'lllent at the Hood Beauly Shop, 190 North Second ,Stock Hogs, 14.50 - 16.75; Pip 811, 7.50-14.50. CATTLE - 666 11<L, Choice steers, 27.9().28.10; Good, 26.5().. 27.401 StoDdard, 23.50 - 25,60; Good H!ra., 25. 26.10; Stendard, 20.-28.50; Good Cows, IS..-19.10; UJUit.Y, 16.56-17.85; canner & C-r, 15 down; Bullo, 19.50 • 2,,50i stock Cllvessteers, 26.50-- 31.00; Hfrs., 23.50. 25,25. Veal Calvea - Choice, 36.5038. OO; Good, 35.00; Mod. 30. 70; Com., 29.50 down; Baby Calves BH, 27-14,00. • •h• 'liaa Eastem IIJgh School eoded Ito football eeuon a. a succeasfUl lllrl. MilO' note as Senior Qlarterbsck Ray fcllte wne Z..ck, - .. .llrl tliOii&h the !lictore dellnltei.Y Ia ell~ It II lllll 0( _,., of tho 11'111 nastalcle 1111111<' 0( tho deCide, evtn If m~eh 0( tt la atapd llllfort~Matei.Y. 'lbenwole oloaollliOI'Ib tbeprleellldtt doea have fl'equent attraeU•e aceneo, oopoc:lally wbsn Danlol M81Hl' Ia tlmnins NOel Coward who waa GerUe Lawrence•aw~ IC1111 frfond; llld in her 1<0!1111 oifllio. ·~ PauuDe Uelpoii!CII on1¥ 1DQ n-..!lllllh be qUUer wllb IIIDit llld d l • plore, ...,. 1 1111111; 1111111 11111 · CboiiJ Born1 (he wu of lilt flmlll "Jl" dull Wblcb · atarted uupoe••vandlllllro we ..,. GorUt Lawa en• __, mora eatlnWutl __ a"""*" 11urldQ b)' romping to an easy win over Wellston.. The Marallier Frosh team was eo~~ched by Ed Bartels arwJ Tercy Qh.linger. Picture• are front row, trom left, Dave Krawsczyn. Mark Dalley,~ Dalley, Tom Cook. PaW Miller, Joe Welker, '!'!'!".-....... Cbarlq "'"" WliiinBifcllsei crll& wtiii.llad tho teua to hi• - The Meigs Manuder Freshman FllOSII UNBEATEN - team ftniahed its 1968 grid season with a perrect 6-0 aeason ~u;r,. ~ w:.:::bl . ....a . For Frosh F1rst cousins TinY aed Mark Williams did aD the scerln& for tile Melgo Frosh ln Its 28-6NJq~ 6Wr visll!ng Welllllon onFrldoy. 'ftle win ended the season tor Meigs with a perfect 8-6 slate. Fullback TillY Williams ocored 011 rWls of 65, 9 and 3 yardr. and Hollb&ck Mark Williams went over on a five yard corey ODd In with two extra point conver- 06~\•1 t. to\\\1' "a"·~ Well Ilion tallied Ita TD on a 3 yard quartertlaek sneak In the lldrd period. Coaches Ed Bartolo and Terry Obllnaer cOIDllleMed the Manuder freohmen fDr outstallllng play In tho pme against Wellston end al&o tor the entire season. o ~io 1b'lj ~~KhiNG loglolator, having 'f.onoartcl over ' • w •c have bMn enacted Into aw incluclln ovhor JOG m11Go •roo during tho 1967·68 uo:lon of th: O 1o •nero1 Auemltly. ~»)S:*~-;::.-:-;-;-;:~:;-.:::~:::~::::::;>J«;-;.x. 'cj,~'· ~ring . Ho io on EFFECTIVE lotlalator. Ho work• to to ut many equal advantages entoyed by our finan- -Y- .CARDS LOSE 'j'htp and ~tnlorlty have ••ant million a of addition- NISIUNOMIY A, a dollars '" stote funds for lm ro¥td ecl•cotlon hl~hwohya, recreational facilities, rti'te lnatitYIIona' . anll ot ' ' IMprovements for Southam Ohio. ' . occa~liahmont Mr. and Mrs.' Harry S. Moore Sr. spent the weekend at Ash- land, Ky. vi lilting Mr. and Mro. Harry S. Moore, Jr. They went especlslly forthowoddingofthelr nephew, Steven Myen and Darin WaBhlnlton, D. C. reeenily tD attend the Royal Crown Cola Co.~ Dr. and Mrs. George 11. We at of St. Marya, W. Va. violted Sllnd&J with Mloo Frteds Fubnle. ~od ,or;News NOV. 5 I H.., ...,.. of Jl1ll' cor 11 I batllf•lllii·&Vltlll hlp ANY PERSON DESIRING P~lltl.d daily uc:ept Saturd b Tho "' ' 11 0 Ohh, M. Yollay Pl.tbllohlno t..ampony chonk St., Po~Mtoy Ohio' 4.5769. Butlneu Offlca Ph~• 992• 2158, Edltorkll Phont~ 99l·l1S 7 • Second cia .. pottat• paid at roy, Ohio. · raprasolttoth•• • .,._., Inc., 12 Eotl Now Yorlc Clt_r N.w Yorlc St~baetlptlon ,..,.. : D~llvor.d b • con~t~r ,i, wh.,. DYolloblo 45 cortto . . . ; one yac.r '" advance ot the De~llr S.ntlnol. Office S23.-40 Sl B"'h•. SJ1.70. Thr" :nontht is a/ Y Mctor Route where earrior ~.,; '<'lco IM>f ovolla~le: Ono -nth $1 SO B mall: One -ar 110 00 51 ' ' $5J' 25 n. ,. . . Jl mortths ' • . " montho $3,00. Sut!scrl,. t 1Grt pr~ce lnclutfea Sundoy Tl Sorttlnol, me.,. By NBA STANDINGS East By United Press International East W. L. T. Pet New York ..... 6 2 Clll.-....- .......... ,._79liUI U4 c.urt St. .,_. . ••'"*"f Haml1!toD (N. W L Pet. GB ~hio ~erence 57 yards tie score. A pal!ll (rom Karr to Eichinger was complete o . ' Sponoortcl and Paid for By The ~I 1 C - ' Commltt.., L..lle !', F~lt~, C~lr..:n jQn~ Rhe5publlcon Executive . . · ....11 • ,' 8 trHt, Pomeroy, Ohio ~ . ' 1 ,. tlds Sunday ODd ~ in eaeh dalleypoper, W, Vf. Wsaliii'Bn at Jolarioltl Mt. Unloo at WUIIJIDII.oD Oberlin at Ohio WeoltQ~en AJ!>111111 a1 """' (Miell.) 0Uvela1B- I I wo lit Rawllap Honla will on:.< a weskb' opeciaLWe will challp tho 011eetal eaeh week or U tho enlt Ia aold during the week. miS WEEK'S SPECIAL . ' 1 1.9&6 HONDA, CB77, SUPER HAWK, 305 cc, 3.ROOMS t JD~ed, twiD e~~buntar•, red.ud aUver, YIQ llhat», - N.W .•Furniture· $'.299 .................... ' ' STARTINGI y.) at KenJon - - at Detlanee Adolbsrt 99-2--7270 Po ·• AFL STANDINGS United Press lnternatioral Overall League ,750 Rostoo ...... . 6 · 2 .71>0 W L T for the extra point&. TEAM WLT . 444 ClnciM&U .... 6 2 . 750 Gai1I EYnon ol Southem. su•4 5 0 f> 2 0 l)efiance • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • . • • • 3 0 0 talned a broken arm in the coaHouston • • - • • • 3 5 0 •375 Baltimore .•. 8 3 •727 2 4 I ,286 Detroit. . ••. 4 4 ,500 2 Wilmington .. .. ........... ...... .. 2 I 0 Boston • ' ' - · ' ' 2 2 5 0 tes< Mlaml • • • • • • " 1 57 1 ,125 New York ••• 5 6 .455 ~h Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I 0 Southern seniors who pla,yed I 7 0 Philadelphia ••3 4 •429 Z'h Bluffton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 3 0 when George scored tram three Buffalo • • • Wool ••· · 1 their last high school gatnel were 4 Ohio conterence Pet. WI waukee . , . 2 6 ,250 yards out, ard then ran the extra WLT Ron Col-art, Bruce Teaford. Jlm West polrt tD give tho Ptrsles a 7-6 W. L T. .178 GB TEAM WLT 7 0 0 Whits, Msrt,y Morarlcy, Junior W. L. Pet. letd. '!be ~oocbdown capped a 68 Kansas Clly .••• 7 2 0 .750 Baldwin-Wallace . , •. .. •••.. .• .••••.. 4 0 0 Brewer and Mike stewart. 6 2 0 5 2 0 Eaglea seeing actim ror the laat O&ldaoo • ' • • · • ' 6 2 0 ,750 san Diego •. • 4 3 .m yard drive In 14 plays. 5 I 0 Los Angeles •• 5 4 •556 George got hlo secooo touch- San Diego •• - ... time were Enrln. TOm Buckley, 4 4 0 ,500 Phoenix • • •• 4 4 •500 4 2 I Karr, Dave Mora and Bob Woods. down when Rob Painter recovered Denver ' ' • · • • • ' 2 7 0 ,222 4 2 0 Atlanla .•••• 4 5 .444 Following the win, Eastern a WUdcat fumble on tho HaiiMII Cincinnati ' ' ' • • Results SundaY's Ctpltal • • ••.••••.•.••••...•••..• 3 4 3 0 plll)'ers tJaW!Iy doused Coach Chicago •• .. 4 6 .400 four yard line. George went over New York 25 Bufb,lo 21 4 3 0 San Fran. ... 3 5 ,371> Klncaide, Asst. Dan Wright, Easton the next play and Alan Hall Denver 35 Boston 14 4 2 0 ern Executive Head John Reibel SesUle .•••• 3 7 .300 ran tho extra point to Dlllke 11 Housloll 27 CinclnnoU 17 4 3 0 SUnday's Results Denison •••.••••••••••••••••••••• 2 21 38 1 4 3 0 Bostoo 123 Atlanta 103 Pintos led 14-6 atthehalf O&klaoo Kansas Clt.Y Kell\'00 ......................... 2 28 34 109 2 3 1 Los Angeles 127 Phoenix and neither team scored in the San Diego MlamlGunes Sundly'a OberOn , .. .... ......... ... ...... 1 2 5 0 San Diego 121 Chlcsgo 107 Otterbein ........................ I third period. 1be Plrates eli- Houston at New York 2 5 0 New York 122 SesUlel06 Heidelberg .............. , ......... 0 Dlllxed • 56 yard drlvelnl4playo K&nsss Clcy at Cincinnati 0 6 0 Only pmes scheduled. Hirlm. ••• •• ..••••.••••••••••.•••• o with George gotng over from the Ml&mlat Buffalo MoOOay's Games Big Ten Foolboll standl!ll6 f<>Jl' yard lloe lor hla third touch- O&kland at Denver wLT San Francisco at Phoenix wL T - . , George ran the extra point San Dl at Boston TEAM 0 0 6 Only game scheduled. 4 0 0 tD It 21-6 for the .Pirates. o, "~!" .., •·• _ ' .·" . . . State Ohio I 0 6 . ... 4 0 0 '!be PlniOs scored again lathe NFL STANiliNGS Mlchlgao 6 I 0 .. 3 I 0 fourth pertnd when IJarllll Logue By United Press 1nte11111Uonal ABA STANDINGS Purdoe 0 2 f> 0 3 I went around right eOO for 15 yards Eastern Conference By United Press International IndianS 0 4 3 2 2 0 and a looehdoWn. setting ,., the CentorY Division ... East . . ... Iowa 0 4 3 touchdown was a 48 yard pass W. L. T. Pet. . . ... 2 2 00 W. L Pet. GB Minnesota .. . . 0 3 4 from Bftd Painter tD Logue tD St. Louis , •.••• 5 3 0 •625 Minnesota •••• 3 3 LOOO . . . .. I 3 0 Mlchlpn State ....... . 0 6 l the Hannan 20 yard Uno. '!be try Cleveland •••••• 5 3 0 ,625 Kert:ucky ••••• 4 3 .571 1 . ..... 1 34 0 Northwestern • , .....• , . , , 0 7 0 .•.• 0 for the extra point foiled but llle New Orleans •.. • 3 5 0 .375 New York ••• • • 3 3 .500 1'h . . . Winola ••. . . 0 7 0 0 Pirates led 27~. Pltlsburlh • • , • . 2 6 0 .250 Mlaml • . ••••• 2 3 ,400 2 ... ........ o 4 " • o • Wisconsin . .. North GaDte llad 13 ftrstdowns capital Division looisns •.••••• 1 4 .200 3 to two fDr Hannon. '!be Pinto• W. L. T. Pet. West gained 253 yards tD 56 for !laD- DaUas • • ••.•• 7 I 0 •875 W. L. Pet. GB nan. NorthGallladrew40yardsln New York., ••• 5 3 o .625 oakland • .. • • • • 5 1 •823 penalties and the Wildcats llad 25 Wtshlnpm .• , , 3 5 0 .375 Houston .•.•••• 2 1 •667 1'h yards. Philadelphia • • • 0 8 0 •000 New Orlesns ••• 3 2 . 600 l'h The Plrates are now 5-4 in all Western Conference Los Angeles •••• I 2 •333 ~h pmes for the sesaon and are 3-2 Centnl Division DaUas ...... -. 0 I .ooo 2'h In the Southern Valley Athletic W. L. T. Pet. Denver ••••••• 0 4 .000 4 Cooference, tlrdshing in a aeeond Mlmesota • • • 4 4 0 .500 Sunday's Results place lie with the Eaotern Eqles Chicago • • , • • 4 4 0 . 500 New York ll2 Kentucky 103 of MeiJs Count,y. Green Bay •• •• 3 4 1 ,429 Only game acheduled. Haman ls now 2-&.0 lor the Detroit • • •••• 3 4 L 429 Moo:iaY's Games ,.....,. Coastal Dlviolon Mlnnosota at lndl&Ja It's freedom of speech for anyone who like~ to W. L. T. Pet. You ·and your favOrite telephone partner ane Only pme scheduled. talk a lot. Balllmore ••••• 7 1 0 .871> righ1 in ike middle ol a juicy tete-a-tole and One call to your General Telephone business Los Angeles •••• 7 I o .875 K·I·D·S W-A-L-K-E-0 in. They're oops! Her off ice takes care of the whole thing. We play up San Francis eo • • • 4 4 0 •500 HORSE SHOW OPENS harlging nctisilymaking cream the girt idea by sending out a miniature toy phone NEW YORK (IJPO - Bill Atlanta • , • •• , I 7 0 .125 cheese and jelly So rather than with a gift card first. That's just to let her know steinkraUs, U n i t e d States' SUndBy's Results continue wilh that could wind up ObD\)Ic guld modal winner in the real phon~ is on its way. Balllmore 26 New York 0 sounding like she says ahe'll call Once b!lr i phone is inetalled she 'II Mexleo City, will lead the U.S. Plttaburgll 41 Atlanta 21 OIDO COLLEGE -strain team ogalnsl foor St. Louis 45 PbUadelphla 17 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE other countries In tho 83rd Dallas 17 New Orleans 3 you By United Press lilterlla1lonal N•tloral Horse Show. It was Chicago 13 Green Bay 10 time Satords.Y announced Sunday. M111110sota 27 WashlrCIOO 14 Ohio Slate at Wlaeooatn The shoW, which begins Loo Angolea 10 Detroit 7 LouiavtBe at Cindlllali wUl nm throUgh Nov. Tuesday. Cleveland 33 San FriDclaeo 21 xavier at Toledo t2 with competltloo IIIDOIW sundaY'• Games Ohio U. at BoWlin& Green teams from CoMdl. Eaglend, Balllmore at Detroit Kent State at Marohall Auatralte and BftziL G.-> Bay at Minnesota Dfj'IDn atlllaml W. Texas State at W. Michigan Loa Angeles at Allanta New Orleans at Cleveland Baldwln-WaDaee a1 AllroD New York at Dalla• Kentocky State at Centro! State The most brilliant meteor!< Plttsburllb at St. Louis shower on record took place John Correll at FlndlaJ sen Francisco at ChiCl&O on Nov. 13, 1833. Ohio Northorn at Kalamazoo 1\ialllll,.ton at Phlladoll1hla Cljltta1 a1 Wooster W~l'1l at Denleen Heldelbeu at Musklngum OlterbeiD a1 Hiram OR RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER Chut•r Tonnohlll, Editor St Pro Standings .ba•,;k~w\~h~•~n~~i~a~~. ~:i~~~ ~·· nnaill up Ill 25%. 992-7170 DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS.MASOH AREA II 0- 6 Games ld1oal • coli.,. lllldlnl. I'll may ...lily far Ill& uviiWI .. rour Aotolloblill lnsuranco. Stoto Auto llutuol off111 1 IOOD STUDEIIT DISCOUNT TRANSPORT AliON TO THE POLLS TOMORROW THE DAILY SENTINEL 41 Haman, W.Va. ••• 6 0 0 League TEAM W. L. T. Ohio Unlverstbl •••.•••••••..••••. 5 0 0 Ml&ml ......................... 5 I I Bowling Green • .. ................. 3 t 1 Toledo ......................... 3 2 I Western Michigan •••. .. •• , •. ...••• 2 4 0 Kent State ..................... .. 0 f> o MarsbaU ................... .. ... 0 6 0 200 This Week's CALL, REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS a:':::!:li,:c·1r·~·~-'"' Frldsy night at North C&Uia. Norlll Galli a ..... 0 14 0 13- 27 8 I' SOLITHERN OHIO NEEDS SENATOR COLLINS r&l Jepon (UPD E•tsu and M&aanort Muralwnl limited St. Louis tD two hits SUnlay as a Jtpanese all-star team defetted the tourllnK C&rdlnalo. 3-G. No •ttm•~ of our aociety or section of our Dlttrlct ttcapot htt attention. He takes pride In letialotl¥ for o•r oriiG and hit conltl"''": He b lev•• hy ln~pravlng our .. etlan of Ohl , h . i •· helping movo Ohio forward a• aU Statt In th.. Notolon. I North GaDia bas one game lett on the schedule. The Pintes entertain the Glouster Tmtcats next United Pre" lnternoll-' Mid-American Conference g- .. .. . . . .. .... ........... -... .. .. ... ....... ............. ... . ............... .... .. ... . .. . . . ....... .... . . . . . . .. .. . ....... . .. . .. . .. ... .. . ~::;:@~-.-~·:=.-x;:::;-;;::::: clall_y atronger ntlghbors of northern Ohio. Hit laacl- State S.ltor OAKLEY C. COLLINS Grid Standings By In that department. SteW or, in and other achool o!llcials in tho cme same th1a seaam, suffered a lho"era. BY QUARTERS severe head laceration w h t 1 e S<Nthern ...... 000 0- o blockln& a punt bot camebackthe Eastern ....... 8 8 6 14 - 36 next pme tD block another. Dsn STATISTICS Grueser, alsoajunlor.Bcoredthe Eaotem Southern extra points on a run following First DownS .. .. . .. 7 4 Stettler's stx-jiOinter and tile tlrst Yds. Rush. . • . . . . . 114 42 half ended with Eastern lesdln& Yds. Pass . . . . . , . 78 8 16-U. The Eagles conUnoed tD domi- Net Yds. . ...•.... . 187 50 nate the coolest Into the third Pass. Attem •..• . . , 8 & quarter. MldwlV throullh It, Pass. Comp. . . . . . . . . 4 2 K.orr hit Freshman stendouiDen- Pass. Inter. . .•..• , .. 0 0 nia Eichinger with a 4-Yard paas Fumbles ............ 3 3 I tor a TD. Eastern bad deep Fumbles Lost .. . .. .. . I lnto TornadO territorY this tlme on a tong nm by Karr. It was Eichinger's firat of two TD's In the pme. The try for I h e PATS ctn a paso fell tneomplete . Karr scored his second a1x pointer of the evening on a 6 yard jaunt early ln the fourth quarter to up the Eagles lead to 28.j), A Karr tD Bob Ritchie pass put the Eastern eteveo Into costs less than a scoring poaWon this time . Overall eup of eoffee W. L. T. S-eve Erwin'& try for the extra a day. 7 0 0 points on a rWl tailed. Tbe Eagles got their last 11) Gives you a real 6 2 I on a razzle-dazzle play wiUl 3 I 5 I "break." 5 2 I minutes and 1:1 seconds remain· 3 5 0 ing In the p.me when Karr latPhone 0 8 0 eralled to Eichinger and the lat0 7 I ter passed tD Ritchie good for CITY LOAN Southern allo finished with an overall record of 3~ but ~ to SVAC play. COach DUly Klncalde's Eqlea aut on the seoreboai'd the aecood lime they got tho baD. K.orr broke free and raced 23 yarde tD Pll!'dlrl. Raymood Cline talllecl the extra points ., • run. Then. in the second period, the hosts marked up another seore tmen Junlor 118Dsati.CX1 Jlm stettler blocked a Tornsdo punt end recovered It hlmsalf In the end zone with f> minutes and 23 seconds left in the hall. It waa the tenth punt SloWer bad blocked durfq the oeaoon, good for s new school record and. no doubt, giving him a sWewide ranldng ~e The Southwestern HliiUantlera drOJiped a ltxlgh 28-6 contest to MUJer of Hemlock saturdiY nl8hl at sootlnrestern. The Highlanders are """ 23-0 In Sautbern Valley All>letlc COO!erenteplayandt-5-& II! aD pmeL MUJer Ia 2-6-1 irthe-aeason. ~:T,,.•c.. Sonotor Collin• 11 an E.XPERIENCED I I I Third ranking aonotor In thoStoto of Ohio ho"ro mon of the Education, Health & Walfar; ConunlH:: m•mt:; ~f tho policy•maklng Ruloo Co111mittH 0 ,..j ,..m UrHn & Highway AHairt CammiHaa. ', .;,[1 RE·ELECT '!be North Gallla Pintos spotted the HIII\IIlt W. VL. Wlldcata a touchd""n SaturdaY night at Hannan aM then wert ontodefeat the Wildcats 27-6 as Turley George, 145-poUnd junior halfblclii, scored three touchckrtVns. Halll&ll took a 8-6 lesd in the ftrst period when a North Gallla pu>t wao blocked ODd tho Wildcat& scored from the eight yard. l1De. lt was 6.() Hannan at the en:l of the tlrst period. The Pirates scored their n.rst touchdown In tho aecond perlnd atons.. :;motor Oakley Collins Is a VETERAN . lotiolator ' served two ytan in the Ohio House of Represa..: tatlvet, ami haa aervtd slxten years in the Ohl Karr ran for two touchdoWn•. paosed for s third, and collected 111 extra points converlllon oil another pass tD lesd the Big Green to a 36-D rompover croascouniY rival Soulhem High Sablrds.l' night at Eastern. The vlclni'J - at home- snd· ed tbe 88&1100 for Eastern with an overall 3-6 record and gave the Easles a second pisco !hdlb in the Southem Volle,y AthleUc Cooference, tied with the North Gallla Pirates and behind unbeaten Kyger Creek. Both North Gellla and EasU>rn ended I h a SV AC race with ~ reeords. Hannan on Saturday ,,-"' " ' ':Jt•''ot · s. note. Ron smtth, DougllurU, Rdlln Pllolln. seeonl - · Caacb BIJ'W tela, Paul DUl, Roger Dixon. Dave Durst, Jolul Thmnal. Rick Ailh, Ed Young. Victor Y~. Ted Lehew, Mark Wllllams, Ct:ach Ohllqrer. Back Raw, Eugene Dent, Mgr. j Keith Van In-wapn, Dave HUe a, '11~ WUllams, Fred Tldnpson. Fred Lee, Jefl' Morris, John Murphy, Mgr. aud RaliJy Michaels. ----------~--~~--~~--~------- premiere ladle• aushln& a 1 1 w!Qr: "II reminded me of w11en 1 through Intermission and at tho wao a 7GU111!. ~booiiOI' oponln& nl8hl party later. gor," CboiJ,y admitted. Mrs. Bechtle's brother, R o y Reed Barnett. HOGS, 190--220, 17.85; No. 1, 18.00; 220- 240, 17.60; 240 .. 260; 17.10; 260 - 280, 16.8$. s 0 w s, 15.30 • 16.20; Boors,l2.50-IS.OO; - . . ,· -•·P t11ert with - u e.-ally clilc lua; G u- a hoodacllo-11.,.t. trudo Lawrence WU .... A D·d cetic acid or silver nitrate to the cavity. If the disease Is extensive, your doctor may been Ito biggest star quite that also want to give your child tong, wiD bave Its hllllol')', •"l'bbo a sulfa drug. was Bu.rleaque,u ln book form .Q-My 100, 2'h , is covered late next month. The nwolcal "M a g g I e w>th spots that look Jike the start of chicken pox. A sldn Flynn" at the ANT A 'lbeatre Ia d?Ctor says he has uUcaria per!ecily awful - bot has 101110 p>gmentosa. What causes It• of tho wsrmeol people and aovCan anything be done for it? eral of the moat charmlnl aeenes A-In this disease hives de· of the .... Starr!q Jack velop, last for several weeks Cusi<IY and his wUe Shirley then gradually become brown' The cau110 is probably..,; Jooes, baeed Qlmolly 011 a true allergy. The lesions are aggra- ClvD War tale, lt oinks to car· · vated by rubbing or scratch- toon aillineas In ita clumsy • mg and, for this reason a proaeh to virtually everything so~thing lotion should be 'ap- In Ito plot - raelsm, draft dad&plied. An antihistamine ln& runaway boaband, I r I o b usually shortens the course of drlnldn& plus a cmen other the disease. Children often cUchea - but oceuionally itl outgrow it. cost and a rare a.,no perka the ploy tD tranalanl ·excttement. 'lbere Ia olmOI! a _.ly lr· relevant dance proO.u:tlon number in the second act. 11 Mr. Clown," aet ln a Jail at an especially drab apot in tho conUnuiiY which by sheer overwhelmIn& drive ODd dsncln& lilt oet tho _Mrs. Edward Sauer, Pam and openlna nigbt audleace tobravoa. Crn<IY, vlolhld Frlds.Y 1n ColumDenneclly. bus with her mother, Mrs. Mae But 1he allover effect ls as If Sauer. aomone poured t b e elements Mr. and Mro. Paul Protlenof OYeey Bdw:Y. mualcal from geter and daughter, Terri Ma1920 to 19i0 IntO a oomputer rie, of West JeUerson w e r e sta&od the eybsrnetl< result: and weekend guests of Mr. and Mro. tbe mulie has remi.D1acartly aLeo Kemed.Y, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bechtle ereeable momenta. 11011IUIIIY; the of Columbus spent the weekend lltars, eepeclally Jack Caalli<tv baa lll8ll8lled to create an here with their parents, Mr. end Mrs. John Bechtle and Clarence efreeUvely opoclal win _ 8 u 1 slj>le all his own, dooerve betGilkey. Mro. John Bechtle and srand- teri mudt. nStart•• certainly spent a tordsughtero, Mary Arm and Debra tune tD mlu almost entirely the Kay Bechtle, and Mrs. William Barnett were at Dunbar 'Iburada,y for the Cuneral services of Ave., here 8IIJ has begun her dulles. The dsugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul HaD, Pt. Pleaaant, she,.,_ ceived her trslnln& at the SouUlarton Beauzy Sc- in Athans She opeclallzes In high sty!~ and has been operatln,g her own shop in Cheahlre. Setaro UVESTOCK out !lrot Cllce .0' YW)' ranch" in New Medea .•.• Whlcll he will name "CiQI ol God." BurleiQUe now Ia 100 yeara old and Ann COrio, who hasn't lene Kittle. The Moorea were Begins Working At Beauty Slwp . . _ ... . .-r 1111 bow wai m'•ealt .... ,. _.__ ~ tD lublie .lllortcomhllo, IIIII Androwa, ll)outd> sbeloOked· beUerberelnlnhllb-oiJiecl-o· than. 111e Ofer hal -..e, to 1101 -~~i~~~~~ie; - • moole lnl !.ar mains crtUesUy ill at Colwmla Preob)1ertsn Holllital after a long olego; One aent. llobb,y .... Dick Van ll)'ke's ptllllg up sal~.\ arlea from picture• (uChltt;y Chllljr Ballg Bang" II his latest) \ to dnance his "retlrement Contacts Will Overcome Child's Extreme Shyness cille Smith. Miss Smith is cuperating at the Reuter home rrom injuries suffered in an automobile accident !rude Lawrence, Andren Qlrlt end navor ofJulio the l•te Gerwoold seem to haVe ....,. tldsi It ~ to rellect the tean BriUIII stu'I carter - Laurence Harvt;l"s marriap tD Joon COhn reoll¥ 1111 model Paulens Slline- bslleved she wsa tho !avorlto tD race Joon down Ill!' alole .... Centlmllltonalre RGbert Lellmsn re- THE WELL CHILD 111 Miss Lu- ' BY JACK O'BliiAN NEW YORK - Marla Callu hal lllrned two Met 0(. ftrl • far, her pal a tell ut .... The N. Y. CIV ell> IDIUstey II !Udohed lor driven ODd tho teaelltro strike 11111 poUcHinmaa ''IIIII& K.Cil8 Flu" ~10dowu II helpinl turD the Wbeell .... ~ cavollaro Jr.'o wife Pat ... holjlltillled from • ehlcken billie IDhiled !rom a plaza;1101 oorved II Oene'o poab COICIIII'reetsurulofCCIUI'IO. The CoiGo,y Ia Ill aelmowled&od Old Teotomsnt oebolar: bs even reads Arunale .... The btl Uncola Cmtre area restourent La Comodle hal been sold to tho 1Aialdwnpa.cattleman chahl .... l.lcll Rleldes. preoa agent 11i11t ua an announcemeat thai Rleklea 11 •t~~nallhlng reeords" at tho C<ipocsbana: tile only trouble - the relsue arrived before tho Xerox-s~y of Jack E. ~ even opened at the C<ipo . Parkersburg, w, va, I Recent guests of Mrs. stanley Jones, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Middleport, were Mr. and Mrs. ErQ.. est Jones and chlldren of. COlumbus. Mrs Harry Hoagland •• MEIGS COUNTY •• daughters. • weekend guest of ••• Reino •• Reuter •• •• were visitors • here. •• • w.m Be Appredatedl •• Mrs. Reuter's sister, re•• •• Pd. Pol. Adv. By Henry Ewing : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• last spring. I Eagles Put Five TDs ; OVer Southern's Goal BERRY'S WORLD aflLY ' . 'I - ~ ·~· \ . - · ~ mn.&e. 11111 Ia a _,....,billa,,. ~~~=-;:~·~::.~·:~h:•:;~ wan~s· ·' . �·.. - The. Dolly sentinel, P«ill•l'O)'··¥i;kll;,.fort, 0,, Monday, November In ~vlng. a man receives more than he gives, and the more Ill In proportion to the . worth of the thing given.George MacDonald, Scottish noveOst. A. .. , "can old-Hmt!r is a "l~u remember. 'fellow · The Bible tops the list of best-sellers. :······························· i• YOURVOTE •• ••• • i• •• •• •• ~• HENRY ••~ •• EWING i•• •• • •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• • FOR Joe Reichman, student at Ohio State Unlverslf;y, Columbus, ,._. spent the weekend here with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mamlng Weboter. , Mr. and Mrs. l.lcll Thomas and children, Daniel, Grqoey Melissa, and Rebecca wareguests of Miss Ka;y Proctor CORONER~ and Miss Grace Sauvage of Columbus also visited with t h 8 Moores. Peggy and Heidi Milhoan, children o( Mr. and Mrs. DwlJht Milhoan, were wookend guests of Mr. and Mra. Fulton B. COVert of Charleston, W.Va. Mrs. Leona Bursm and Miss Joan Burson or AthenB w e r e weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. 'lack Carsey and Mrs. Alma Thompsoo of Columbus was the Edward Hoeflich and Mr. and Mrs. Lind. Mrs. John anddaughter of AAron weekend They came especially to attend to tile Chester property of "TM~k goodnes~ we'te leaving the White House. II tlte bombing Mit btmgs peace, I don't know whot I could do tor an encore." Who Turned Off The Lights? YOU WILL: If you don't vote for RENEWAL of the 1/2 mill ,levy for POMEROY Village current expenses--The proceeds of this levy are used only to )ay ·for street 1tgh'tS. · SO VOTE ' .' .' A renewt~ J lh~~~il ~~~.,~~~ LEVY I ft for Expenses at a rcb'e not exceeding one-holf m~ll flloge the purpose of Current whtch amounts to 5 cents . for each one hundr e d d0 ~rors eocf onleuatton, d?llor for of five voluotton, o vo years . VILlAGE OF POMEROY Pd . Pol. Adv. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. A mother writes the! her daughter, 6, is extremely shy. Her teacher says she will not take part in any school activities or play with the other children. Her be h a v 1or at home IS perfectly normal. This is not an uncommon problem id children who have not. had much contact with children or the same age Pu~h~~g them into large grouP actlv>ties will only aggravate the t r o u b 1e. This mother should invite one or two of her daughter's new acquain· tances into her home two or three times a week. At first she should stay with them and keep the party going. As her daughter comes to accept new_ friends, ·-she should gradually mcrease the num, )'elnr and withdraw so that they c ·be on their own. The child should not be scolded or teased about her shyness but as she comes out of her shell' he~ mother should start in qwet way to present the advantages of joining a Brownie group when she becomes old a enough. Q-My daughter has a nerv· ous habit of picking at her upper lip until It b)jleds. How can I get her to stop? A-She will have to do the stopping for herself. She may need the help of a child psychologist to find out why she does tblll. In addition to spoillllll her looks, there is the danger of Infection. 1 Q-My chllol has molluscum f:'lttagiosunl. What causes It? serious? What treatment do you rec()mmend? A-nil oldn dheaoe is caused by a virus. It Is not very contagious, but the vic· tim may spread it from one p_art of his body to another. It Is not serious. The usual treatment <s to Incise each papule, squeeze out the con· t~nts using aseptic precau· !ions so as not to spread the mfection and apPlY trlchlora· MIDDLEPORT - S h a r e e SChaefer, Poirt Pleasant. has accepted emp!Oj'lllent at the Hood Beauly Shop, 190 North Second ,Stock Hogs, 14.50 - 16.75; Pip 811, 7.50-14.50. CATTLE - 666 11<L, Choice steers, 27.9().28.10; Good, 26.5().. 27.401 StoDdard, 23.50 - 25,60; Good H!ra., 25. 26.10; Stendard, 20.-28.50; Good Cows, IS..-19.10; UJUit.Y, 16.56-17.85; canner & C-r, 15 down; Bullo, 19.50 • 2,,50i stock Cllvessteers, 26.50-- 31.00; Hfrs., 23.50. 25,25. Veal Calvea - Choice, 36.5038. OO; Good, 35.00; Mod. 30. 70; Com., 29.50 down; Baby Calves BH, 27-14,00. • •h• 'liaa Eastem IIJgh School eoded Ito football eeuon a. a succeasfUl lllrl. MilO' note as Senior Qlarterbsck Ray fcllte wne Z..ck, - .. .llrl tliOii&h the !lictore dellnltei.Y Ia ell~ It II lllll 0( _,., of tho 11'111 nastalcle 1111111<' 0( tho deCide, evtn If m~eh 0( tt la atapd llllfort~Matei.Y. 'lbenwole oloaollliOI'Ib tbeprleellldtt doea have fl'equent attraeU•e aceneo, oopoc:lally wbsn Danlol M81Hl' Ia tlmnins NOel Coward who waa GerUe Lawrence•aw~ IC1111 frfond; llld in her 1<0!1111 oifllio. ·~ PauuDe Uelpoii!CII on1¥ 1DQ n-..!lllllh be qUUer wllb IIIDit llld d l • plore, ...,. 1 1111111; 1111111 11111 · CboiiJ Born1 (he wu of lilt flmlll "Jl" dull Wblcb · atarted uupoe••vandlllllro we ..,. GorUt Lawa en• __, mora eatlnWutl __ a"""*" 11urldQ b)' romping to an easy win over Wellston.. The Marallier Frosh team was eo~~ched by Ed Bartels arwJ Tercy Qh.linger. Picture• are front row, trom left, Dave Krawsczyn. Mark Dalley,~ Dalley, Tom Cook. PaW Miller, Joe Welker, '!'!'!".-....... Cbarlq "'"" WliiinBifcllsei crll& wtiii.llad tho teua to hi• - The Meigs Manuder Freshman FllOSII UNBEATEN - team ftniahed its 1968 grid season with a perrect 6-0 aeason ~u;r,. ~ w:.:::bl . ....a . For Frosh F1rst cousins TinY aed Mark Williams did aD the scerln& for tile Melgo Frosh ln Its 28-6NJq~ 6Wr visll!ng Welllllon onFrldoy. 'ftle win ended the season tor Meigs with a perfect 8-6 slate. Fullback TillY Williams ocored 011 rWls of 65, 9 and 3 yardr. and Hollb&ck Mark Williams went over on a five yard corey ODd In with two extra point conver- 06~\•1 t. to\\\1' "a"·~ Well Ilion tallied Ita TD on a 3 yard quartertlaek sneak In the lldrd period. Coaches Ed Bartolo and Terry Obllnaer cOIDllleMed the Manuder freohmen fDr outstallllng play In tho pme against Wellston end al&o tor the entire season. o ~io 1b'lj ~~KhiNG loglolator, having 'f.onoartcl over ' • w •c have bMn enacted Into aw incluclln ovhor JOG m11Go •roo during tho 1967·68 uo:lon of th: O 1o •nero1 Auemltly. ~»)S:*~-;::.-:-;-;-;:~:;-.:::~:::~::::::;>J«;-;.x. 'cj,~'· ~ring . Ho io on EFFECTIVE lotlalator. Ho work• to to ut many equal advantages entoyed by our finan- -Y- .CARDS LOSE 'j'htp and ~tnlorlty have ••ant million a of addition- NISIUNOMIY A, a dollars '" stote funds for lm ro¥td ecl•cotlon hl~hwohya, recreational facilities, rti'te lnatitYIIona' . anll ot ' ' IMprovements for Southam Ohio. ' . occa~liahmont Mr. and Mrs.' Harry S. Moore Sr. spent the weekend at Ash- land, Ky. vi lilting Mr. and Mro. Harry S. Moore, Jr. They went especlslly forthowoddingofthelr nephew, Steven Myen and Darin WaBhlnlton, D. C. reeenily tD attend the Royal Crown Cola Co.~ Dr. and Mrs. George 11. We at of St. Marya, W. Va. violted Sllnd&J with Mloo Frteds Fubnle. ~od ,or;News NOV. 5 I H.., ...,.. of Jl1ll' cor 11 I batllf•lllii·&Vltlll hlp ANY PERSON DESIRING P~lltl.d daily uc:ept Saturd b Tho "' ' 11 0 Ohh, M. Yollay Pl.tbllohlno t..ampony chonk St., Po~Mtoy Ohio' 4.5769. Butlneu Offlca Ph~• 992• 2158, Edltorkll Phont~ 99l·l1S 7 • Second cia .. pottat• paid at roy, Ohio. · raprasolttoth•• • .,._., Inc., 12 Eotl Now Yorlc Clt_r N.w Yorlc St~baetlptlon ,..,.. : D~llvor.d b • con~t~r ,i, wh.,. DYolloblo 45 cortto . . . ; one yac.r '" advance ot the De~llr S.ntlnol. Office S23.-40 Sl B"'h•. SJ1.70. Thr" :nontht is a/ Y Mctor Route where earrior ~.,; '<'lco IM>f ovolla~le: Ono -nth $1 SO B mall: One -ar 110 00 51 ' ' $5J' 25 n. ,. . . Jl mortths ' • . " montho $3,00. Sut!scrl,. t 1Grt pr~ce lnclutfea Sundoy Tl Sorttlnol, me.,. By NBA STANDINGS East By United Press International East W. L. T. Pet New York ..... 6 2 Clll.-....- .......... ,._79liUI U4 c.urt St. .,_. . ••'"*"f Haml1!toD (N. W L Pet. GB ~hio ~erence 57 yards tie score. A pal!ll (rom Karr to Eichinger was complete o . ' Sponoortcl and Paid for By The ~I 1 C - ' Commltt.., L..lle !', F~lt~, C~lr..:n jQn~ Rhe5publlcon Executive . . · ....11 • ,' 8 trHt, Pomeroy, Ohio ~ . ' 1 ,. tlds Sunday ODd ~ in eaeh dalleypoper, W, Vf. Wsaliii'Bn at Jolarioltl Mt. Unloo at WUIIJIDII.oD Oberlin at Ohio WeoltQ~en AJ!>111111 a1 """' (Miell.) 0Uvela1B- I I wo lit Rawllap Honla will on:.< a weskb' opeciaLWe will challp tho 011eetal eaeh week or U tho enlt Ia aold during the week. miS WEEK'S SPECIAL . ' 1 1.9&6 HONDA, CB77, SUPER HAWK, 305 cc, 3.ROOMS t JD~ed, twiD e~~buntar•, red.ud aUver, YIQ llhat», - N.W .•Furniture· $'.299 .................... ' ' STARTINGI y.) at KenJon - - at Detlanee Adolbsrt 99-2--7270 Po ·• AFL STANDINGS United Press lnternatioral Overall League ,750 Rostoo ...... . 6 · 2 .71>0 W L T for the extra point&. TEAM WLT . 444 ClnciM&U .... 6 2 . 750 Gai1I EYnon ol Southem. su•4 5 0 f> 2 0 l)efiance • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • . • • • 3 0 0 talned a broken arm in the coaHouston • • - • • • 3 5 0 •375 Baltimore .•. 8 3 •727 2 4 I ,286 Detroit. . ••. 4 4 ,500 2 Wilmington .. .. ........... ...... .. 2 I 0 Boston • ' ' - · ' ' 2 2 5 0 tes< Mlaml • • • • • • " 1 57 1 ,125 New York ••• 5 6 .455 ~h Findlay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I 0 Southern seniors who pla,yed I 7 0 Philadelphia ••3 4 •429 Z'h Bluffton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 3 0 when George scored tram three Buffalo • • • Wool ••· · 1 their last high school gatnel were 4 Ohio conterence Pet. WI waukee . , . 2 6 ,250 yards out, ard then ran the extra WLT Ron Col-art, Bruce Teaford. Jlm West polrt tD give tho Ptrsles a 7-6 W. L T. .178 GB TEAM WLT 7 0 0 Whits, Msrt,y Morarlcy, Junior W. L. Pet. letd. '!be ~oocbdown capped a 68 Kansas Clly .••• 7 2 0 .750 Baldwin-Wallace . , •. .. •••.. .• .••••.. 4 0 0 Brewer and Mike stewart. 6 2 0 5 2 0 Eaglea seeing actim ror the laat O&ldaoo • ' • • · • ' 6 2 0 ,750 san Diego •. • 4 3 .m yard drive In 14 plays. 5 I 0 Los Angeles •• 5 4 •556 George got hlo secooo touch- San Diego •• - ... time were Enrln. TOm Buckley, 4 4 0 ,500 Phoenix • • •• 4 4 •500 4 2 I Karr, Dave Mora and Bob Woods. down when Rob Painter recovered Denver ' ' • · • • • ' 2 7 0 ,222 4 2 0 Atlanla .•••• 4 5 .444 Following the win, Eastern a WUdcat fumble on tho HaiiMII Cincinnati ' ' ' • • Results SundaY's Ctpltal • • ••.••••.•.••••...•••..• 3 4 3 0 plll)'ers tJaW!Iy doused Coach Chicago •• .. 4 6 .400 four yard line. George went over New York 25 Bufb,lo 21 4 3 0 San Fran. ... 3 5 ,371> Klncaide, Asst. Dan Wright, Easton the next play and Alan Hall Denver 35 Boston 14 4 2 0 ern Executive Head John Reibel SesUle .•••• 3 7 .300 ran tho extra point to Dlllke 11 Housloll 27 CinclnnoU 17 4 3 0 SUnday's Results Denison •••.••••••••••••••••••••• 2 21 38 1 4 3 0 Bostoo 123 Atlanta 103 Pintos led 14-6 atthehalf O&klaoo Kansas Clt.Y Kell\'00 ......................... 2 28 34 109 2 3 1 Los Angeles 127 Phoenix and neither team scored in the San Diego MlamlGunes Sundly'a OberOn , .. .... ......... ... ...... 1 2 5 0 San Diego 121 Chlcsgo 107 Otterbein ........................ I third period. 1be Plrates eli- Houston at New York 2 5 0 New York 122 SesUlel06 Heidelberg .............. , ......... 0 Dlllxed • 56 yard drlvelnl4playo K&nsss Clcy at Cincinnati 0 6 0 Only pmes scheduled. Hirlm. ••• •• ..••••.••••••••••.•••• o with George gotng over from the Ml&mlat Buffalo MoOOay's Games Big Ten Foolboll standl!ll6 f<>Jl' yard lloe lor hla third touch- O&kland at Denver wLT San Francisco at Phoenix wL T - . , George ran the extra point San Dl at Boston TEAM 0 0 6 Only game scheduled. 4 0 0 tD It 21-6 for the .Pirates. o, "~!" .., •·• _ ' .·" . . . State Ohio I 0 6 . ... 4 0 0 '!be PlniOs scored again lathe NFL STANiliNGS Mlchlgao 6 I 0 .. 3 I 0 fourth pertnd when IJarllll Logue By United Press 1nte11111Uonal ABA STANDINGS Purdoe 0 2 f> 0 3 I went around right eOO for 15 yards Eastern Conference By United Press International IndianS 0 4 3 2 2 0 and a looehdoWn. setting ,., the CentorY Division ... East . . ... Iowa 0 4 3 touchdown was a 48 yard pass W. L. T. Pet. . . ... 2 2 00 W. L Pet. GB Minnesota .. . . 0 3 4 from Bftd Painter tD Logue tD St. Louis , •.••• 5 3 0 •625 Minnesota •••• 3 3 LOOO . . . .. I 3 0 Mlchlpn State ....... . 0 6 l the Hannan 20 yard Uno. '!be try Cleveland •••••• 5 3 0 ,625 Kert:ucky ••••• 4 3 .571 1 . ..... 1 34 0 Northwestern • , .....• , . , , 0 7 0 .•.• 0 for the extra point foiled but llle New Orleans •.. • 3 5 0 .375 New York ••• • • 3 3 .500 1'h . . . Winola ••. . . 0 7 0 0 Pirates led 27~. Pltlsburlh • • , • . 2 6 0 .250 Mlaml • . ••••• 2 3 ,400 2 ... ........ o 4 " • o • Wisconsin . .. North GaDte llad 13 ftrstdowns capital Division looisns •.••••• 1 4 .200 3 to two fDr Hannon. '!be Pinto• W. L. T. Pet. West gained 253 yards tD 56 for !laD- DaUas • • ••.•• 7 I 0 •875 W. L. Pet. GB nan. NorthGallladrew40yardsln New York., ••• 5 3 o .625 oakland • .. • • • • 5 1 •823 penalties and the Wildcats llad 25 Wtshlnpm .• , , 3 5 0 .375 Houston .•.•••• 2 1 •667 1'h yards. Philadelphia • • • 0 8 0 •000 New Orlesns ••• 3 2 . 600 l'h The Plrates are now 5-4 in all Western Conference Los Angeles •••• I 2 •333 ~h pmes for the sesaon and are 3-2 Centnl Division DaUas ...... -. 0 I .ooo 2'h In the Southern Valley Athletic W. L. T. Pet. Denver ••••••• 0 4 .000 4 Cooference, tlrdshing in a aeeond Mlmesota • • • 4 4 0 .500 Sunday's Results place lie with the Eaotern Eqles Chicago • • , • • 4 4 0 . 500 New York ll2 Kentucky 103 of MeiJs Count,y. Green Bay •• •• 3 4 1 ,429 Only game acheduled. Haman ls now 2-&.0 lor the Detroit • • •••• 3 4 L 429 Moo:iaY's Games ,.....,. Coastal Dlviolon Mlnnosota at lndl&Ja It's freedom of speech for anyone who like~ to W. L. T. Pet. You ·and your favOrite telephone partner ane Only pme scheduled. talk a lot. Balllmore ••••• 7 1 0 .871> righ1 in ike middle ol a juicy tete-a-tole and One call to your General Telephone business Los Angeles •••• 7 I o .875 K·I·D·S W-A-L-K-E-0 in. They're oops! Her off ice takes care of the whole thing. We play up San Francis eo • • • 4 4 0 •500 HORSE SHOW OPENS harlging nctisilymaking cream the girt idea by sending out a miniature toy phone NEW YORK (IJPO - Bill Atlanta • , • •• , I 7 0 .125 cheese and jelly So rather than with a gift card first. That's just to let her know steinkraUs, U n i t e d States' SUndBy's Results continue wilh that could wind up ObD\)Ic guld modal winner in the real phon~ is on its way. Balllmore 26 New York 0 sounding like she says ahe'll call Once b!lr i phone is inetalled she 'II Mexleo City, will lead the U.S. Plttaburgll 41 Atlanta 21 OIDO COLLEGE -strain team ogalnsl foor St. Louis 45 PbUadelphla 17 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE other countries In tho 83rd Dallas 17 New Orleans 3 you By United Press lilterlla1lonal N•tloral Horse Show. It was Chicago 13 Green Bay 10 time Satords.Y announced Sunday. M111110sota 27 WashlrCIOO 14 Ohio Slate at Wlaeooatn The shoW, which begins Loo Angolea 10 Detroit 7 LouiavtBe at Cindlllali wUl nm throUgh Nov. Tuesday. Cleveland 33 San FriDclaeo 21 xavier at Toledo t2 with competltloo IIIDOIW sundaY'• Games Ohio U. at BoWlin& Green teams from CoMdl. Eaglend, Balllmore at Detroit Kent State at Marohall Auatralte and BftziL G.-> Bay at Minnesota Dfj'IDn atlllaml W. Texas State at W. Michigan Loa Angeles at Allanta New Orleans at Cleveland Baldwln-WaDaee a1 AllroD New York at Dalla• Kentocky State at Centro! State The most brilliant meteor!< Plttsburllb at St. Louis shower on record took place John Correll at FlndlaJ sen Francisco at ChiCl&O on Nov. 13, 1833. Ohio Northorn at Kalamazoo 1\ialllll,.ton at Phlladoll1hla Cljltta1 a1 Wooster W~l'1l at Denleen Heldelbeu at Musklngum OlterbeiD a1 Hiram OR RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER Chut•r Tonnohlll, Editor St Pro Standings .ba•,;k~w\~h~•~n~~i~a~~. ~:i~~~ ~·· nnaill up Ill 25%. 992-7170 DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS.MASOH AREA II 0- 6 Games ld1oal • coli.,. lllldlnl. I'll may ...lily far Ill& uviiWI .. rour Aotolloblill lnsuranco. Stoto Auto llutuol off111 1 IOOD STUDEIIT DISCOUNT TRANSPORT AliON TO THE POLLS TOMORROW THE DAILY SENTINEL 41 Haman, W.Va. ••• 6 0 0 League TEAM W. L. T. Ohio Unlverstbl •••.•••••••..••••. 5 0 0 Ml&ml ......................... 5 I I Bowling Green • .. ................. 3 t 1 Toledo ......................... 3 2 I Western Michigan •••. .. •• , •. ...••• 2 4 0 Kent State ..................... .. 0 f> o MarsbaU ................... .. ... 0 6 0 200 This Week's CALL, REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS a:':::!:li,:c·1r·~·~-'"' Frldsy night at North C&Uia. Norlll Galli a ..... 0 14 0 13- 27 8 I' SOLITHERN OHIO NEEDS SENATOR COLLINS r&l Jepon (UPD E•tsu and M&aanort Muralwnl limited St. Louis tD two hits SUnlay as a Jtpanese all-star team defetted the tourllnK C&rdlnalo. 3-G. No •ttm•~ of our aociety or section of our Dlttrlct ttcapot htt attention. He takes pride In letialotl¥ for o•r oriiG and hit conltl"''": He b lev•• hy ln~pravlng our .. etlan of Ohl , h . i •· helping movo Ohio forward a• aU Statt In th.. Notolon. I North GaDia bas one game lett on the schedule. The Pintes entertain the Glouster Tmtcats next United Pre" lnternoll-' Mid-American Conference g- .. .. . . . .. .... ........... -... .. .. ... ....... ............. ... . ............... .... .. ... . .. . . . ....... .... . . . . . . .. .. . ....... . .. . .. . .. ... .. . ~::;:@~-.-~·:=.-x;:::;-;;::::: clall_y atronger ntlghbors of northern Ohio. Hit laacl- State S.ltor OAKLEY C. COLLINS Grid Standings By In that department. SteW or, in and other achool o!llcials in tho cme same th1a seaam, suffered a lho"era. BY QUARTERS severe head laceration w h t 1 e S<Nthern ...... 000 0- o blockln& a punt bot camebackthe Eastern ....... 8 8 6 14 - 36 next pme tD block another. Dsn STATISTICS Grueser, alsoajunlor.Bcoredthe Eaotem Southern extra points on a run following First DownS .. .. . .. 7 4 Stettler's stx-jiOinter and tile tlrst Yds. Rush. . • . . . . . 114 42 half ended with Eastern lesdln& Yds. Pass . . . . . , . 78 8 16-U. The Eagles conUnoed tD domi- Net Yds. . ...•.... . 187 50 nate the coolest Into the third Pass. Attem •..• . . , 8 & quarter. MldwlV throullh It, Pass. Comp. . . . . . . . . 4 2 K.orr hit Freshman stendouiDen- Pass. Inter. . .•..• , .. 0 0 nia Eichinger with a 4-Yard paas Fumbles ............ 3 3 I tor a TD. Eastern bad deep Fumbles Lost .. . .. .. . I lnto TornadO territorY this tlme on a tong nm by Karr. It was Eichinger's firat of two TD's In the pme. The try for I h e PATS ctn a paso fell tneomplete . Karr scored his second a1x pointer of the evening on a 6 yard jaunt early ln the fourth quarter to up the Eagles lead to 28.j), A Karr tD Bob Ritchie pass put the Eastern eteveo Into costs less than a scoring poaWon this time . Overall eup of eoffee W. L. T. S-eve Erwin'& try for the extra a day. 7 0 0 points on a rWl tailed. Tbe Eagles got their last 11) Gives you a real 6 2 I on a razzle-dazzle play wiUl 3 I 5 I "break." 5 2 I minutes and 1:1 seconds remain· 3 5 0 ing In the p.me when Karr latPhone 0 8 0 eralled to Eichinger and the lat0 7 I ter passed tD Ritchie good for CITY LOAN Southern allo finished with an overall record of 3~ but ~ to SVAC play. COach DUly Klncalde's Eqlea aut on the seoreboai'd the aecood lime they got tho baD. K.orr broke free and raced 23 yarde tD Pll!'dlrl. Raymood Cline talllecl the extra points ., • run. Then. in the second period, the hosts marked up another seore tmen Junlor 118Dsati.CX1 Jlm stettler blocked a Tornsdo punt end recovered It hlmsalf In the end zone with f> minutes and 23 seconds left in the hall. It waa the tenth punt SloWer bad blocked durfq the oeaoon, good for s new school record and. no doubt, giving him a sWewide ranldng ~e The Southwestern HliiUantlera drOJiped a ltxlgh 28-6 contest to MUJer of Hemlock saturdiY nl8hl at sootlnrestern. The Highlanders are """ 23-0 In Sautbern Valley All>letlc COO!erenteplayandt-5-& II! aD pmeL MUJer Ia 2-6-1 irthe-aeason. ~:T,,.•c.. Sonotor Collin• 11 an E.XPERIENCED I I I Third ranking aonotor In thoStoto of Ohio ho"ro mon of the Education, Health & Walfar; ConunlH:: m•mt:; ~f tho policy•maklng Ruloo Co111mittH 0 ,..j ,..m UrHn & Highway AHairt CammiHaa. ', .;,[1 RE·ELECT '!be North Gallla Pintos spotted the HIII\IIlt W. VL. Wlldcata a touchd""n SaturdaY night at Hannan aM then wert ontodefeat the Wildcats 27-6 as Turley George, 145-poUnd junior halfblclii, scored three touchckrtVns. Halll&ll took a 8-6 lesd in the ftrst period when a North Gallla pu>t wao blocked ODd tho Wildcat& scored from the eight yard. l1De. lt was 6.() Hannan at the en:l of the tlrst period. The Pirates scored their n.rst touchdown In tho aecond perlnd atons.. :;motor Oakley Collins Is a VETERAN . lotiolator ' served two ytan in the Ohio House of Represa..: tatlvet, ami haa aervtd slxten years in the Ohl Karr ran for two touchdoWn•. paosed for s third, and collected 111 extra points converlllon oil another pass tD lesd the Big Green to a 36-D rompover croascouniY rival Soulhem High Sablrds.l' night at Eastern. The vlclni'J - at home- snd· ed tbe 88&1100 for Eastern with an overall 3-6 record and gave the Easles a second pisco !hdlb in the Southem Volle,y AthleUc Cooference, tied with the North Gallla Pirates and behind unbeaten Kyger Creek. Both North Gellla and EasU>rn ended I h a SV AC race with ~ reeords. Hannan on Saturday ,,-"' " ' ':Jt•''ot · s. note. Ron smtth, DougllurU, Rdlln Pllolln. seeonl - · Caacb BIJ'W tela, Paul DUl, Roger Dixon. Dave Durst, Jolul Thmnal. Rick Ailh, Ed Young. Victor Y~. Ted Lehew, Mark Wllllams, Ct:ach Ohllqrer. Back Raw, Eugene Dent, Mgr. j Keith Van In-wapn, Dave HUe a, '11~ WUllams, Fred Tldnpson. Fred Lee, Jefl' Morris, John Murphy, Mgr. aud RaliJy Michaels. ----------~--~~--~~--~------- premiere ladle• aushln& a 1 1 w!Qr: "II reminded me of w11en 1 through Intermission and at tho wao a 7GU111!. ~booiiOI' oponln& nl8hl party later. gor," CboiJ,y admitted. Mrs. Bechtle's brother, R o y Reed Barnett. HOGS, 190--220, 17.85; No. 1, 18.00; 220- 240, 17.60; 240 .. 260; 17.10; 260 - 280, 16.8$. s 0 w s, 15.30 • 16.20; Boors,l2.50-IS.OO; - . . ,· -•·P t11ert with - u e.-ally clilc lua; G u- a hoodacllo-11.,.t. trudo Lawrence WU .... A D·d cetic acid or silver nitrate to the cavity. If the disease Is extensive, your doctor may been Ito biggest star quite that also want to give your child tong, wiD bave Its hllllol')', •"l'bbo a sulfa drug. was Bu.rleaque,u ln book form .Q-My 100, 2'h , is covered late next month. The nwolcal "M a g g I e w>th spots that look Jike the start of chicken pox. A sldn Flynn" at the ANT A 'lbeatre Ia d?Ctor says he has uUcaria per!ecily awful - bot has 101110 p>gmentosa. What causes It• of tho wsrmeol people and aovCan anything be done for it? eral of the moat charmlnl aeenes A-In this disease hives de· of the .... Starr!q Jack velop, last for several weeks Cusi<IY and his wUe Shirley then gradually become brown' The cau110 is probably..,; Jooes, baeed Qlmolly 011 a true allergy. The lesions are aggra- ClvD War tale, lt oinks to car· · vated by rubbing or scratch- toon aillineas In ita clumsy • mg and, for this reason a proaeh to virtually everything so~thing lotion should be 'ap- In Ito plot - raelsm, draft dad&plied. An antihistamine ln& runaway boaband, I r I o b usually shortens the course of drlnldn& plus a cmen other the disease. Children often cUchea - but oceuionally itl outgrow it. cost and a rare a.,no perka the ploy tD tranalanl ·excttement. 'lbere Ia olmOI! a _.ly lr· relevant dance proO.u:tlon number in the second act. 11 Mr. Clown," aet ln a Jail at an especially drab apot in tho conUnuiiY which by sheer overwhelmIn& drive ODd dsncln& lilt oet tho _Mrs. Edward Sauer, Pam and openlna nigbt audleace tobravoa. Crn<IY, vlolhld Frlds.Y 1n ColumDenneclly. bus with her mother, Mrs. Mae But 1he allover effect ls as If Sauer. aomone poured t b e elements Mr. and Mro. Paul Protlenof OYeey Bdw:Y. mualcal from geter and daughter, Terri Ma1920 to 19i0 IntO a oomputer rie, of West JeUerson w e r e sta&od the eybsrnetl< result: and weekend guests of Mr. and Mro. tbe mulie has remi.D1acartly aLeo Kemed.Y, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bechtle ereeable momenta. 11011IUIIIY; the of Columbus spent the weekend lltars, eepeclally Jack Caalli<tv baa lll8ll8lled to create an here with their parents, Mr. end Mrs. John Bechtle and Clarence efreeUvely opoclal win _ 8 u 1 slj>le all his own, dooerve betGilkey. Mro. John Bechtle and srand- teri mudt. nStart•• certainly spent a tordsughtero, Mary Arm and Debra tune tD mlu almost entirely the Kay Bechtle, and Mrs. William Barnett were at Dunbar 'Iburada,y for the Cuneral services of Ave., here 8IIJ has begun her dulles. The dsugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul HaD, Pt. Pleaaant, she,.,_ ceived her trslnln& at the SouUlarton Beauzy Sc- in Athans She opeclallzes In high sty!~ and has been operatln,g her own shop in Cheahlre. Setaro UVESTOCK out !lrot Cllce .0' YW)' ranch" in New Medea .•.• Whlcll he will name "CiQI ol God." BurleiQUe now Ia 100 yeara old and Ann COrio, who hasn't lene Kittle. The Moorea were Begins Working At Beauty Slwp . . _ ... . .-r 1111 bow wai m'•ealt .... ,. _.__ ~ tD lublie .lllortcomhllo, IIIII Androwa, ll)outd> sbeloOked· beUerberelnlnhllb-oiJiecl-o· than. 111e Ofer hal -..e, to 1101 -~~i~~~~~ie; - • moole lnl !.ar mains crtUesUy ill at Colwmla Preob)1ertsn Holllital after a long olego; One aent. llobb,y .... Dick Van ll)'ke's ptllllg up sal~.\ arlea from picture• (uChltt;y Chllljr Ballg Bang" II his latest) \ to dnance his "retlrement Contacts Will Overcome Child's Extreme Shyness cille Smith. Miss Smith is cuperating at the Reuter home rrom injuries suffered in an automobile accident !rude Lawrence, Andren Qlrlt end navor ofJulio the l•te Gerwoold seem to haVe ....,. tldsi It ~ to rellect the tean BriUIII stu'I carter - Laurence Harvt;l"s marriap tD Joon COhn reoll¥ 1111 model Paulens Slline- bslleved she wsa tho !avorlto tD race Joon down Ill!' alole .... Centlmllltonalre RGbert Lellmsn re- THE WELL CHILD 111 Miss Lu- ' BY JACK O'BliiAN NEW YORK - Marla Callu hal lllrned two Met 0(. ftrl • far, her pal a tell ut .... The N. Y. CIV ell> IDIUstey II !Udohed lor driven ODd tho teaelltro strike 11111 poUcHinmaa ''IIIII& K.Cil8 Flu" ~10dowu II helpinl turD the Wbeell .... ~ cavollaro Jr.'o wife Pat ... holjlltillled from • ehlcken billie IDhiled !rom a plaza;1101 oorved II Oene'o poab COICIIII'reetsurulofCCIUI'IO. The CoiGo,y Ia Ill aelmowled&od Old Teotomsnt oebolar: bs even reads Arunale .... The btl Uncola Cmtre area restourent La Comodle hal been sold to tho 1Aialdwnpa.cattleman chahl .... l.lcll Rleldes. preoa agent 11i11t ua an announcemeat thai Rleklea 11 •t~~nallhlng reeords" at tho C<ipocsbana: tile only trouble - the relsue arrived before tho Xerox-s~y of Jack E. ~ even opened at the C<ipo . Parkersburg, w, va, I Recent guests of Mrs. stanley Jones, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Middleport, were Mr. and Mrs. ErQ.. est Jones and chlldren of. COlumbus. Mrs Harry Hoagland •• MEIGS COUNTY •• daughters. • weekend guest of ••• Reino •• Reuter •• •• were visitors • here. •• • w.m Be Appredatedl •• Mrs. Reuter's sister, re•• •• Pd. Pol. Adv. By Henry Ewing : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• last spring. I Eagles Put Five TDs ; OVer Southern's Goal BERRY'S WORLD aflLY ' . 'I - ~ ·~· \ . - · ~ mn.&e. 11111 Ia a _,....,billa,,. ~~~=-;:~·~::.~·:~h:•:;~ wan~s· ·' . �. ' ' · f - '1111 Dal()' SOIItlnel, Pomero,y·W!ttl!l'l<t, 0., 't . . .' ' But Perciwl, an assistant bJgh school coach discovered by the Dallas Cowboy a lut year • I 11:-,y, N o -. t, 1968 WashltWtan proW Perchalldcked a 43-yud tree kick lleld goo) with 23 seconda ten Sunday to gt,.. 111o {:hieoao Boort I sluMing 13-10 \t)IO( of Green Bay that was a stoggerlng blow to the Packer hopes for a record lourth straight NFL title. Percival's kick came after Domy Arrlerson got oft only a 2~yarder into the wind and rookie Cecil Turnor collod 1 fllr c1teh on the Paclter ta. lintler NFL ruleo, the Baors hew their eholee of h.,.. to put the boll In pli.Y. The1 chooe the tree kickwith no 11nenwt lble to rush the ldekor-11111 Perclftl booted It thn1otgh the ~t>ri8bll Just like aldeluJI!. Clltcoao, Minnesota Tied Thlt Jell Clllcoao IIIII MIJu. ey of the root olthe contests. Baltimore, a 28.4 victor Ol'Or New Yorh, remalnatl tied with Los ·Angeles at 7-1 for the Coeotal Division lead whUe Dlllaa, 17-3 wiMer Ol'Or New Orleans, Is st1U topo In the COptlol Division at 7-3. st. Louis, 1 4$.17 Jrlnner over / tbree oeconda' lell, •al!'o "I ~ Ieos proe111re on that ldo:k than oo a normal lleld goo). Sure, el'Ol'1lhlng woo rldiJW 111 11 bot I didn't hove to worry about Ill!' Paekar linemen eomlnc In on me." Perclftl was releesed 1>1 the Cowboys during the 1967 · ·· "., i ~ ' Jim Hart ocored twice oil quartorbock snoskl ind loll~ a 40.yud TD paso to pace st. Louis pool the Eqles while Don Cockcroll kicked lour fteld aoal• and BW NeiStlll Glppetl tWO TD pa&HI a• cJ.ewJind 1lullnod the Forty NlnorL Ro.r JotrerBOD became the Drat NFL Pli.Yer In II,. 1001'S to catch ftve TD pa10as In a same •• the steelero rO!Ud s. oratioaJ, JlcNiteiMI ....,. .. ..~ THE OF TilE , . REPUBLICAN PARTY -NOVEMBER 5 1968 '· FOR MEIGS COUNTY CORONER T 1. B. A.-Mu•klntum Colloto, Now Concord, Ohio. 2. D.O.-Kirkovlllo Colloto of Ootaepothr ond Su.,.ory 3. Have bHn practicing 11ediclne In the Pomeroy area •lneo 1954. . 4. Attend yearly poat.. grdduote seuions. 5. M.mber of many organizations, relltloua, civic anti .,odieol. 6. Ao o quallftod llcon•od phy•ldon I• tho State of Ohio, I weuld fill tho roqulr.,.onll lor thlo aHico, NAnONWIDE TELECAST MONDAY C'CK LOCAUY LISlllta-.FOR n• AID STATIOII , NBC-TV Network ABC-TV Network CBS-TV Network In accordance wlth .o rec.entlr pflt..tt· S.tt law~ : YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED! ..... either. Pol. Adv. Pd. For By John Ridgway Illit lui week I got tall<iq! to a girl Is tun and a eood Joe. 1 .....U Jan abool her, IOI'in8 I Celt RUIIty, but would It be okay tD go _,.t with hor oo 1 Jultrrtendabaols? Ju ODSWOred with her ullllll Joying Iotter, but at the and, she wrote ... About tbe girl - don't fool guilty .. Nothln8 el ... N.,.. did she mean by thet? - WORRIFD Deer Worried: Your smart little rol meant 1D 111ake ;yuu up - aad 'aha dldl Hereelter' keep o4her girls out 0( your 1 - s . Jan prohab()' realize• you•u aee a fetr, but VOTE VOTE DEMOCRATIC HARRY 8. CREWSON nipped Da)'lon 27-25 on Tom Gramke's 22-)'II'd field LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD SINCE 1900 Republioms Presidents 7 Year In Office 33 Wars 0 Balanced Budgets 20 'r.• Total Deficits $20 Billion Democrats 36 4 7 $331 Billion Personal Tax Increases I 14 Personal Tax Cuts 6 8 THIS TIME, VOTE LIKE YOUR WHOLE WORLD DEPENDED ON IT. NIXON-AGNEW p i with 31 seconds to p)Of. Fatality (COntinued from Page l) Melp Cotu1ty, on Rt. 338 at the lntersocUon of Twp. Rd. No. 97, at tbe Trt..state Materials grawel piL O!flcoro said tllat an ruetld earth-mover, operated by Delbert W. Teelord, Jr., 25, Rt. 2 Racine, pulled aero•• the rood and struck atractor.traDeroperaied by OVel P. Ball, 24, Rt. 3 Peebles, Ohio. Th.e:re was heavy dt.mqe to the Jell side or the tractor and moderate damage to the front ol the earllmover. Teaford sutrered contusions, ae otll'dlni to the patrol, but wao ool treated. The patrol died Teaford to Mollrs CotmiY Court Nov. 8 on a charge 0( !allure to 1leld t h o rlg)tl ol WOf. A aacond Melge CcJuoey ocd. occurred at 4 p.m. Soturdayoo the two laao - • b ID the new tour 1IDe Rt. 38, two.tenlhs 0( a mUe IIOrth or the )!mellon o( Rt. 7. The patrol Aid that Boger L. llaTos, 22, Rt. 1 Athens, bNded south, loot comroJ IIIII h11 ear wOIII off the hlgi1WI1 aad overtumed cno Ita top In a drain... ditch. Tho ear Wll demoltohed. Daldel o. caroe,y, 17, Rt. 5 ~.. a pauenaer, waa ..:1mllted to Veleraao Memorial Hospital, Pomor01, but !be llllure or hla lajurieo hove nnt _ , made PJb)lc; the patrol aold. a· wsa lint .--tee~ that car. 101 was the driver ol the car bolt lblti01 fla1es adm!Ued driving the car aad he was eltedtol(oigo Cotm1,y Court Nov. 8 m a ehsrge ol _.t In oxcaoa for rood conditions. .. . Is concerned about the people of the Tenth District. As a teacher, he understands the Importance of more and better educational opportunities. As an ·economist, he knows the Importance of wise pvernment spendln1. As your Conaressman, he would vote for proerams which would enable the residents of southeastern Ohio Ill pull themselves out of the Appalachia cataeory. . ... .. .. EWSON ......... -~ -· ,. Ohio, ponibly in tho United Stote,, Hoking tho oHico of State Representative. He supports further increases in teach· I er salariea and a revision of the I tax structure based on ability of the individual citizen to pay. J. SHERMAN POITEI LEGISLATURE . • . is ruming ataintt the A, ·• S,ate SonotO<, 19$9-63, ho · Sales Tax increase. FORREST P. IOORI Thio Appellate Diatrict hoo oloctod trial lawyero to tho Court of Appeals ot the pot! three elections. Forr11t Moor. it an experienced trial lawyer and Proucuting Attorney from Hocking County. Ho hao tho support of manr, lawr-s, eroup1 ond individua •· (Judges moy not ethically npport a candl· date). Ho is p WWII ~wan. . . ' eru.- ginning, 10 a.m. ScM41, Sllndwich- and ,..., at Roelne Legion !tall. WOMEN OF Rutland United baked by Marie Lawrence and Methodist Church will serve elec- decorated in the Halloween motion day lwtches at American ur was served. There was group Legion Hall In Rultlnd. HoJOOo singing and games wore J>Ia,yed made sOli), pie, sandwiches, cole during the afternoon. OJ.ests were Garnet Ervine, Mrs. Lawrence, slaw, other items available. ELECTION DAY lunchesatRI- Sara Hoback, Ann Beegle, Vera c:ine Method.ltt Church, sponsor- Beegle, Clara Roush, B e I I e oil by .W,oole~ S,~Y).F.e ~utll'­ Theiss, Franco~ D-!0•· anA 1>8:!lornng 11 Lm. to 6 p.m. Sand- ther Price. wiches, sot~~, pie an:l coffee. !1aybe rm - · but I ctoubt ELECTION DAY ..... oale, that tills reUcm ever plamod a POIM1"0Y U n i t e d Methodist wetldlnii- ooiJ'Ihe''holle;ym~· In a mood-ldllor motel. II :rou Church. Lunch wW be served at Ohio University reports a total ever see him again, teU him to ,_, and a baZaar wiD be held. fall enrollment of 22,296, an inM uH more rtnesse with the next Serving wW begin II 11 LID. crease of nearly 5 per cent over SOUTHERN BAND Boosters last year's 21,282 students. girl.- H. will meat MDnclay. Nov. 11, at the The new figure includes 16,998 high school In postponed ses- on the main A"thens eampus and sion !Ue to eteetjul. 5,298 at nve branches, an acaSTATED MEETING Middleport demic center and in other speLodp 363, F. and A. M., Tilell- cial otr..campus academic proday>, 7:30 p.m. at temple. FJo•· grams. There were 4:,485 fresht1011 ol!lcoro. men wbo entered the univer!!dt.v WEDNESDAY in either the summer or fall TUPPERS PLAINS - Tho LatMEIGS COUNTY TUbere>~losls quarters. In Club ol Eastern IIIgl1 school held Ito Grot meeting Thuroda3' . and Health Aolll- amual - evordnt! at the tone or Mrs. lng bee at Heath M-ot TbankfUl For - - ." Program Nellie Parker, sponsor, ~ in-- Church, Middleport, 9 LDl. Wecl- Includes Thanksgiving skit Itiated 22 llrst ·1ter members. nooda1. Volunteers needed. MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR The second - year m8mben Garden Club at .._e or Mrl. conducted the tnlllallfOI for """ momberl. Theme of the lnltla- Wester Fry, 8 p.m. Wedneoda1· tlon was 11 A Tour ol. the ColoSoo Thank&glylng PJ'll!l'&ID by Moo_ seum. '' Retreshmentawere s~·· Guy Re1Jiolda. 8 ET 40 PARTNERS alkad to ed !1111) a abort bolslneso meot11111 WIS called by TCIIl KarT, preai- be at Heolh United M-ot Church, hUddleport, 9 a.m. Wed. deiiL J:lm Buckle)' was elected ser- noldal' to help slulf Christmas gealll _ at • ...ms and Shirley PoMEROY SIIAKE5PEARE Larkins was eleCted.... tteasurer. Club, 12:30 p.m. Wodnolda1,potOther olflcero are llonrd Coldluck dinner, home ol Mro. Phil lrd L Aoh St. weD, vlce-preoldent;JeanWblteMIDDLEPORT. 0 . WUllam11011; roU call, "l Am head, ,.erotary and Domy WW, Oub Initiates 20 New Members or ...... GOSNEY'S DUDS 'N' SUDS · iDtti&ted were llulh Adams, Jim Amsbaf1, Mike Bemoclum, sllil Buckley, Rebert ~eU, ~e Dean, Dellnll Eichinger, MArJorie Gillilan, Rlek _ .• Alan Holter, Jullalloiter, Ropr Karr, David Keeton. ~ve Kirk- .. J - Newlun, Edward Parker, Boh Rlehlrd1011, SheDel w.na, Rick Wllllamo and Randy ' "All SINAU ' I ------------~------- . P4~ by DEMOCRATIC ACtiON CLUB {,:Sil J.i•v.llo; ~~h~r11, Preoldo~t ' ' :·~ ~ ...~ . ' ·~ ' .. er ror mlaslonarl•• wu gtv. en by Miss Margaret Sauer· A fall theme was curled out In the refrelhmolll table dec- ·OUR CHAIRS COME IN ALL SIZES.------· FURNITURE BAKER MIDDLEPORT, 0. . 99 $ HARVEST TIME· REG. 59c CANNED HAM .... BACON lb.39~ Scat Lad ICE CREAM Several Delicious Flavors FROZEN FOOD WELCH'S CORN-PlAS MIXED VEGETABLES GRAPE JUICE 5 . 1 00 lOoz.'· pktl•· Ba lfz GAL Manborl of tho H~ • 1"KL Latin clall- ~!hell>' ltlallon are Nanq Batllll, !oiike Borinc. Dale Booton, Rick Buclt1~. Howard Coldwell,, Dabble Fltcb. Tom Karr•.loy Kllltll, Dob. 'ble Mllc!tu. ~ Rhea llll! .. ''7'''!" ."''.' """ ,. , ; 0 bolo" oh• • ~m• I~' oo 'UTHORtlEO ZENITH DEALEil -......--..-- .... :::::.::::'1• •• .......,.... tor,,.... ' -"':-f'-~_.,.·.., ,.,r·_...;..~ :· l. ~~a:·· • 29C Goldon Rlpo lb. 9 C nanas------------ potatoes.---------~·- 89~ ~cot 8 ~~. $1 ·veg 8 ~~~.:··. Sl \!:,•· 1Q!J p :!::o·.:='-~t.:l:!.-------·" U.S. No. I SEALTEST ICE MILK 49C Kidney Beans 251b. Lad . -------Soup scot Lad Scot Lad o p .• Maple Syrup..:::::.I=£.39~ LDaioy Sl lgo. 20••·39~ arcn-----~- Halr . Spray New z~nith "Zenette" can make life fun. again. Precision amplifi ution hom 2 Mitro· lithi~ circuits. Wetahs only ~16 ounc.e a~.d ROod for most mild losses. Come in for a demonstratiOn of Zenll s njeW Zcnene. It m•y be just •isht for you! ~PECIALS 1 QUEEN OF SCOT YOUJI8. ~ COUIT Of APPEALS IAIY JUIE'S BEAUTY·siOP A•• Heart Can Do.'' The pr-.y- " .. S pray :C:l '• 5 LB. CAN MILK . ""··' SHAREE K. SHAFFER HIGH STYi..:JNG rna Rue reviewed • portion of ''Gelllne on TGp of Your Trouble.s," eotlUed •'What A Tblnk- OFTICE HOURS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON_ON THURS.) - EAST CoiJRT ST., POMEROY SEALTEST GRADE A • I NOW AT MARY JUNE'S ~~~~~~-=~:... wu Mrs. Vei- OPTOMETRIST % GAL . 1" . "God's Salt 9\ak:er" was the deYolional topic used b1 Mra. Je1Bie Slumaker. h r e ad oeriplure, had I medltalioll !rom the mapzine, "Decll1on,'' and Eastern Latin ;~~. ' Rl~ Joe Jlolley. tee. N. · W. COMPTON, 0. D. 22,296 Enrolled " wbi1ahild·~~ IV~ · · . ~. )lr]t. Given Several Friends 1101 very 8lllrl' 11111 accused me ~ being a "mood.killer." Then he aald the marriage was off becauee I Wll too goody gooc1y. Was I wrong to want love to deYolop alow()' In tho next three moatha? I want 11'0' wedding night to reaiiJr mean aomethlnll. - MOOD KILLER, -AGE 18 Dear Mood Killer: David Smith, Clltlrla• SleUna,. TalTl' Sleth.... J o a n • Morrla, Mr•. Ptu.DIIIlir n ·hcptt Mrs. GoreD Staai~M7, 1110Uiri ' owea., Son is Celebrated rentals. He got a smug look on blo lace os, cake, pie, beverages and !1111) danlled a key In front ol other items. Mrs. Ethel Hoback of Racine RACINE LEGION Awdllor1602 me. 1 no llhocked and loll like Thursday with a dinentertained ery!Jq, but diem'!· 1101 a word. and 8 et 40, Meigs Coonl> Saloo for several friends. Allor he returned the key, he 710, sei'vl~ eTection day lunch nerFollowing the dl.rmer a cake . Mora, bloekod tho ditecf•uio tax ond It plodfed ro vole ogalnst anY incr'-•l· · In tlio Ohio Retail Soleo Tax. ' I· Helen: Youths Porty First Birthday of news reporter. . . • is the yaunge1t nominee in \ ... bear - 1 met t1111 aolcller Ia 22. Alter we dated about I doleD times, 1 thCitJ8)II It woo love, !1111) we talked selllnl married ,..., he 11 out ol the service, In tbroe IIIOidbo. The trouble la, be ls Ol'er • .: oexed, or Ia there 111cb a lhlll8"1 1 lhoUIIbi I got tlirGUib to him I was go!JIIIo walt lor marrtoae. ! but we hod yven~ ilglrtl aboutiL .JAMES S. PORTER ":I. ....... Deer CONG .1~ - thoml- H. t P\ ' she doean't - The World eommunlty D a1 Plano lor the amual holldi.Y observance held F.rldi.Y • the bazaar set ror Dec. 10 rrom noon Trinity United Chorch of Chriat until 8 p.m. were made oorlnB waa noted and it wu reported a meetJne oC the Women'• Assothat Mrs. Karl 0W0n hod been ciation Thurad8.1 night at the installed u vice presldent ot Middleport First United Pres~hureh Women Unlied 0( Molp byterian Church. It was requested that every .Councy. Mrs. Fred 1Mwll aad woman or tho church contribute Mrs. J. E. Harley reported 011 tho recent Presbyterial held at a homemade article; baked goods "the Alexander Church. or mone:y for the bazaar. A letter was read from Ted Reed thanking the church r or nowers sent at the death ol a reladve. Members were urged to be present lor the - . 10 worship Bei'Vice when the Rev. Wilson Spencer wtU deliver. a A part.Y was hold saturday ar- trill sermon. A congreptiOIIII meeting haa been scheduled for temoon at tho home ol Mr . IIIII tmmedlateiJI loUowlllll the oerv-Mrs. Robert Wayne Sisson, Sr. In observance of the llrot birth· c1a1 o1 their om, Robert Wa,yne CHADWELL PROMOTED SfsS()I"I, Jr. A decorated cake PFC Paul Chadwell, station· was served with ice cream, cor- ed with the first battalic .1 ot tne lee and Kooi -Aid. 44tll artillery, C. Battery; at Guests were Mr. and M r s. Camp J. J. CArrol ln VIetnam, W83Jie Slseon, Miss Linda Sis- has been promoted t.o specialaon, Cheshire: Mr. and Mrs. ist rourth clas11. Robert Hart, COlumbus; Mr. and Son of Mr . and Mrs. Wyatt Mrs. John BroWn, Teresa, Car· Chadwell of Chester Rued, i;p. Ia, and KeiiJr, RuUIUid; Mr. and 4 Chadwell's address is U. S. Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., Waverly; 51881910, c. Bltiery, lot 44th Mrs. Iva stewart, Marcia, and artillery, APO San Francisco, Jim Bill, Middleport, and Sonny Calif. 96269. &ewart, COlumbus. MONDAY GROUP I, Women' I AoaoclatiGq, Mldtlleport Flrll Untied PreobyW1an Cllurch, 7:30 Mmclay night at the home ol M ro. Jack Satterfield. SAlEM CENTER PTA, Mono dl,y, 7:30 p. m. Larry Morrison, 111iatant a,._rinleldent, - " " lJW OR transportation. A short T ..okegiytng progtam by 01111 tifldo ol Mro. Nelooo. ~~:;;:;::::::x:~::::::::::~::::~:w.<':;:;:::::o::::::••••••.••:· POMEROY GAJ!DEN Club Mono ell)', 1 p. m. at home of Mr1. Edward Baer, THEODORUS COIJNCU. 17, Daughters of America, 1:30 p.m. Monday at IOOF !tall; charter wW be drljled lor Mra. Grace staco. Youth FeUowsl~p or tile Heotll REVIVAL CRUSADE, DanvWe United Methodist Church, M I dWesle71-n C bur c h, Nov. t dleport:. held a Halloween part,)' thr<Jugh Nov. 10; evangellsllelllll Tlmrad8.1 night at the home ol special sl~s; Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slavin, ad· Edward Miller, VienM, W. Va.; vt10rs. c. E. Dozer, p1stor lnvltes the 11te young people played games public. and bollbed lor awteo. RelroshIUVERVlEW P'fA, MondO¥ . mooto or older and donuts were evenlnlt Nov. 4 at 7:30, at the served. Attending were Eddl.e school; grades 6, 7 and 8 wiD Brown, George Hawley, Bridgett present ashortTht.nksgivingpr&- Gd:lle, Tom Cassell, Debbie gram. Everyone Welcome. Schuck, Doxie Walters, Vlcld Vujakall, Dobbie Gilkey, D a v I d Krawsczyn, Jeff Tyo, Jim Tyo, TUESDAY Brenda Edwards, Dee Slavin, Ben POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Perry, Mark Fowler, NancY Order of East,ernStar, 7:4:.5 Tues-t Thompson, Gregg Donahue, and day nl.gbt, Pomeroy Maaonic Max Dmahue. the Rev. T8111J1le. &mday night the youth group ELECTION DAY dinner, L&o met at the Tom Cassell home tart FaDs communicy buDding for recreation. The young people by Letart Falls United Methoplayed pingpong and Bhul!le board He wu real sweet tor a cou- dist 'Church. Serving starting at and refrestunents were served. ple of dales. Theil ha asked me 11:30 a.m. MORSE CIIAPEL ladles wUI to SO for a rldO. end parked In serve f!)ection day lunch at Old front 0( a t11niD' moto1 that has for Town Flats trustees building, be- Dinner a bad repulatlon for one • hour Advisors Host WUI1a111 Presbyterian Bazaar is· Dec. 10 over $200 proftl was made bar who wW obser,. her birthclay this mooth. ' The amul ba•ur -eel b1 tile women's Guild was announeed lor Wednesday,-· 1S, begimlllj! at 9 L m. Food wW be served tllrCJIIIIhOUt 111o di.Y. Mra. Neut>Ung thanked the cla11 for assisting wltll the reception lor the new omcers of Ctrurch w~ men United. During the meeting condueied by Mrs. Fred Doo11uer, It Wll decided to send a cud ot cheer to lllo Rev. Fr. John Turol. Prayer !rom the )"OUI>Oilk ClPened the meeUng, with Mrs. Louis Reibel presorting devotion~. She reviewed the llle or George Bevor()' Shoo, soloist lor the BUIJr and cooelll!edlt Graham with a poem, "You Haw to Clbnb and Pro)'." Games were played during a soeial hour with prizesbelrwwon by Miss Maud Gruestr, Mrs. Smlih, Mro. Seyfried and Mrs. llluck. Mn. Everett Daile)', Mrs.. Adam Eberobech and Mro. Grover Erb sened retreslmenla. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Tbls column le lor 10UII8 people, their prob1emJ and pleuureo, their trqubleo and tun. Jo. with the reol 0( Rolen Help US,. It welcomes ltlllll>a but """'t clodge a serious q10111loo with a bnllll-<>11. Send 1our teenaae quollllool to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, core or Kelen Help USI lhla news-· WHAT DWSIIEMEANBYTHAT? Dear Hel111: Before I tall 1m coiiOIIO, 11'0' girl lriend and I bad an qreemenl that we wwld ala¥ serious aboUt eac:h other, but we collld Ncb go out othera. 1 haven't dated anr glrla up bore 1et. and the W01 J a n wrtjao, I didn't tlmtt- - d been DR. RIDGWAY IS WELL QUALIFIED For The Position of Coroner - By HIs Educational Backpound and By HIs Experience - AccordInI To Recent State Law Rfl!ulrements. s. passes. JCavler :Cllrisfma's Dinner to . Be Held December 6th on the Halloween carnival Thursday night II tho Bradbur1 FJementaey SChool by the P.T. A. Door prlze winnlrs were Sharon Dolll, Clan Ltghttoot and Susie t11soU. The palntlnga ,do,.ted by Mrs. Mildred Miller were pure hosed b1 Jer· ey Varten, Nooml Ki~W. Shlr· on Doss, Cui Del..oq!: and Mar· leneHaU. Coat\8J\el aDd door prizes were contributed by Modern Woodmen ot America, and the eocs-cola Co. provided pop. Mrs. Goldie Frldle1 extends QreclaUon to the PTA com· ~lttees and teachers. DEMOCRAT Seeking Funds WALLACE • LEMAY :=::::::w:--?"..::::::::--*:t.::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::;::::::::; lx(J~hn H. Rldgway,D.o~.J Lakin Employes [a 5 - The DoUr Seatlnol, P...,ero,y-Mlddii!J011. 0., Mnnday, NO>Onlber Tho ·OIDIIll' Cliridao"dlnner pariJ wai plannocllorllac. Bwhenlha 1111w llarvaaiero Cla11. met f'rtclay n!lht at the Trinity United Ourdt ol ChrlaL loltonbers or the clan volunteering to prepare theturke1 dltr ner anJ decorate the soclal room were Mra. Ben .Neutdirc, Mrs. ' PhU Melmart, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs, Neva Seylrled, Mra. Louis !Ieibel and Mrl. LUlie Houck. Tho1 will meat at the church at 8 L m. oo the day> of the parcy to make preparatlona. A $1 gill nchlnge wUI be held IIIII hllss Maull Grueser and Mlas Freda Grueser wUl present the prCJil'lm andclevollooo. ~nted to a nomtnatiq! committee were Mra. Dale Smith, Mrs. Neutzllng, IIIII Mra. Slyfried. Round-rabln card• were algood lor Mra. Corrie Motmart and Mrs. Constance ShloldL A bouquet o! Dowers !run the Church Women United m11tlng 1 was sent to Mrs. tUinhlrt who reDllins Ul at her home. A card shower was pl•nned for Josie Rhodes, 11huto-inmem- Adalta. Still Undecided To Have Chapel 6lr !IState· W'de r..xam•nations Announced larpst 84,728 ranatnNaw Drloano-lhe pro crowd thl1100f', Big 10 Only Race . ll!lcaao ~ In the partod, ollltlblttoo 1001011 whah he '11111'1 the WIIJ' 11 '1.-. lo boih D!baod two ileld aoa1 ~ teams Pli.Yed -•kluo apinst' Green Jlo.y-11111 Chico- Lem Barne7 ran the ""llflli go· pickod him ..,_ klekolr back 98 yardl for 1ht, Kapp, W11hl..tan Scora Lloruo' only TD. . Joa ~ lolsOd two tao,K:hDo!> Meredith, Pli.Ybw with a dolm PH181 to Genl Waafd.al-. broken DOle, toiM two taue• ton 11 !!'" Vlldap ltwiPed put - n paues to Bob Hwei as ~Jallf.s beat New Orl- bofon Weekend Sports Summary ' to' ue ;-;~;?€::( u. , , Phllodelphla, l,lld <leftlllld, a 1 surprise, 33-Jl wtmer owr san ~ aotl, a 27-14 victor 0\'W Francisco, remolnocl lied for 0( realtlellce. AI the Umo 0( U• The 1'1111 O!flce ~ 0( u. W1ohl~, lied lor the COrtral the COntur1 Dhillon lead at 5>3. ClvU Service Eamlnirs, Cln· om1nallon ljJ(III- will ..lect Division lead 11 4-4 while Green In the other pme, Plltlburl!h dnnt.U, hal amouneed a new the pOll ol!leeOO whertthe1wllll BI.Y IIIII Detroi~ a 10.7 loser to won Ito second straight by ... be cmalderedfort~q~lo,ymllll. Trl-lllate-Wide Ewnlnollm (C Los Ang.J.. were behind with 3- routing Atlant., 11-21. No spocllle .experience 11 re3.&-86) for s.bllftute Clerk aad By United Press lnterriational kei Fujikura. Ansano floored 4-1 records. Percival, who beat MJmesota tlllred,. but au ll[llllc:auta mull s.bslltute carrier (IOIItloll& rer Slturday Fuldjura In the seventh round Form prevaUed In the maJor!· Jut week with 1 fteld goo) with pall a wrillal tesL A.PJ>IIcallon sorvlce In au First and Seoond NEW YORK (UP0-Dr. Fl· lor tho only knoclolown of the Clasa !'list Olllces In the statea forms wiU be accepted unUllhe pr, Tartan Farm's great colt, bouL ll88ds ol Ole sorvlce are · met. or Ohio, Keatuck1, aad ' lndlana won Lbe Vosburgh Har..tlcap at Sunday Full lnformatltlll regarding the Belmont Park ulller 139 pounds MELBOURNE, Austnlto The starling aalar1 lor 91bexamlnalloD 11101' be *alned iD the final race of his career. (UP0- Kel Nogle shot 1 n lor slllule Clerk and Sllbelllule Car· 1n1m the local post ol!lce or b1 Dr. Fager's time or 1:20 l..S was a 72-hole total or 276 to win the rler (J>FS..5) Ia $2.85 per hour. writing the -cutlve Secretaey, just one-fifth of a second over Austnllan ProlessiOIIII Gollers Applicants m11 qp()' for em- Board 0( U, s. Civil Service Exthe world record !or seven Assoctotlon ehomplooship by six plo)'lllent at ID1 First or Sec- aminers, Room 305 I'Uot Olllee furlongs. s~es over Jack NiekbunL COI.UMBUS (UP)J - There's Marshall will score tllelr Drat ond Class 1'11111 Olllee regardless lltdlcllng, Clnclmell, Ohio 45202. very little suspense left. victory of the season at HuntLAUREL, Md. (UPO- WheatSAN FRANCISCO (UPJlOhio University nailed down iJW(:on, W. VL ley Stable's King Emperor won BWy Casper shot a five-undera berth In the Tangerioe BOifl Kent's Golden Flashes have the $182,970 Pimllco Laurel par 66 to win the $100,000 Lucky Saturday wltll a 34-27 win over dropped olgllt otralgllt deelsFuturlcy by a heed. King Open go)! lourtamenl wltll a 72spunlcy Western Mlchlpn. looo. Elq)eror was timed ln 1:44 !or hole score of 15-.uMer par 269. Baldwi!lo-Wallace edged Ohio Marshall opened with a 7-7 the 11-16-mile race. Wesleyan 26--20 to claim the tie ap.lnst Morehead state, MEXICO CITY (UP0-GraHolzer Medical Center: VIsit- Wlllchuter; Mrs. Louis H u n ~ then drqJpecl sewn straight. CIIERRY HILL, N.J. CUPO- hlm HW or England won tile Ohio Conference UUe. lng bouro 2.-4 and 7.& p.m. Par· Jackson; Mrl. Komelh W. Dan· Altl'oogh Ohio gained the The Thundering Herd are winPollte()' woo the $58,700 ViJM>o Mexican Grand Prix Formula ents ooly on Pediatrics Ward. leis, Ht. 1 Scottown. lm:l Handicap at Garden State One auto nee givtrw him the bowl bid, It needs 1 rood vic- less in their last 19 games. Admlsoloos Births A 15-f"rd rouglllng.the-klckor park covering the 1LJ8 -mOe world driver championship ror tory over Bowling Green SatDavid L. Holier, 505 0 a k Mrs. Ralph E. Jacome!, Rl. 3 urday to clinch the mf.d..Amerpenalcy against Western Michidistance in 1:49 4-5 under high 1968. Drive; Mrs. Roy W. Neal, 1006 l'ottleroJ'. Stlll, 1:57 p.m. saturican Conference title. gan gave Ohio U, a first dCJIIfn wel.gtrt of 126 pounds. A loss would gl ve the Bob- on the Broncos' 30. Frcn there, Fourth Ave.; Samuel L. Miller, day; Mrs. Wendell W, Barker, KANSAS CITY, Mo. iUPOcats and Miami, 21-17 conquer- Cleve Ilcyant directed the Bob- Rl. I Patriot; Mrs. Earlean D. Mo0011, claugbter, 9:50a.m. Sen· SEOUL iUPO- Lee Anolooo, Peter Miller scored three ~(~Us or of Toledo, the co-title with cats to their final score, going Nlckoooo, Patriot star Rt; Cal- c1a1. Korea's Orient jwtior middle- to lead the United Staleli to 1 6Discharges 5-1 records. in from the one with eight sec- vln R. McDaniel, Pt. Pleasant; weight champion, retained his 2 victory over Bennuda in a Ferron M. Cremeans, H101der· WWard Bennett, Mrs. Ogiey Barring a tle, Kent Stlte or onds to PIO¥. title with a 12-rOW'I! decisloa World Cup soccer elimination om, W. Va.; Mrs. WendeD W. Brammoll, Ricky E. Burke, Mrs. The hard-fought win meant 1 0¥01' Jll)t.nese challenger Ben. mol< h. Ta~¥Brine e,ppearance Dec. Barker, Mosm; Mrs. Georp T. Mlle1 S. Dice, Mrs. Rollin 0. 27th against the Southern Con- ~ling, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Billy Dill, Mrs. Elizabeth Duckworth, [erence cttaq,ion at Orlando F. Dick, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. FJ.la BisU L. Evans, Mrs. Karen M. DeMay, hlth Side, W. Va.; Hammond, Mrs. Eugene HarriF1L Bob HOUJil81'd and lllve Le- Melvln R. Farley, Jr., Pl. aon, Paul E. Long, John MobafVeck scored two touchdowns Pleaaant; Mrs. Ralph E. Jaoo- fey, Marrin E. Marks, Wilbert each for the wiJeaten 'Cats, met, RL 3 Poo!eruy; Harry c. Mathias, Mrs Graydon E. MilHill, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Homer ler, Mra. I.Jlcy J. Sergent, T8r~oow 7-0 overall. WeU, Mrs. Wayne F. White, BOifllng Green ripped Mar- G. Iluter, PUmero,y; samuel C. f1 PT. PLEASANT - As state shall 54-28 In the other MAC Lewis, Rt 4 I'Umero,y; MrL Rayllltllld S. COS81, Ferron M. fwKis cannot be utilized ror any game Is Fred Mathews scored Daniel A. Hayman, 10-raeuse; Cremeans, Mrl. Gladu M. Dol· religious purpose "the employees lour toucbd.,..ns. Mrs. LaRue S. Slaffer, M.cArth- ley, Mrs. Janet Lee HBIU')", Cln~ .-1 Lakin Slate Hospital havo.lolnBaldwllrWallaee nipped Ohio ur; Mrs. Curtis E. Ooklno, Flat- <If AM llutliJes, Joseph London, ed together to build a chapel on Wesleyan 26-20 on a 73-yard woods, Ky.; Mrs. B. Lee Kitcb- 9telllo Sone, John P, Stone, tho hospltal lii'OWIIIs. n Ia tllelr pass with less than two mhl- en, Huntington, W. Va. ; Orville Kent T. Walker, Mrs. Paul E. common feeling that suchabuUd- utes to Pli.Y to win tile Ohio L.. Funderool, lrooton; M r s. Watson, Mrs. Richard w. Whltlng ..W l!l'Oitly benellt the pa- Conference championship. The Ciomma A. Haskins, RL 1 Scot- more, Mrs. Edward R. Wrlllrt, tients, m!UU' ot whom have not margin of victory came on town; Mrs Cleopas E. Caven- · Mrs. Helen M.. YOWlee, Mr1. BelbeeD able to enter a chapel or Mike Blake'& strl,ke .to vern dar, Ravenswood; Mrs. George sie A. flumm,r- l Mr's. · llabert ibureh In man.v years. A. Davisson, MUiwond, W. Va.; W. Davis and tDrani daughter, Shsrbaugh. The employees have receivB-W not only scored Its loth Mrs. Carl L Crawford, Jaekooo; Mrs. Paul D. Demey and Infant ed strong assurance from var- straight win but snapped the John E. Brady, Wellston; Mrs. daughter. Ious organlzatioos In the s u r- Bishops 14-game victory streak. Bobbie M. Mead, Rt. 2 Canal roundin&: counUes or their Inter- Wesleyan quarterback Dick ested support. Therefore, the cromwell completed 19 of 51 employeoo at Lakin Slate Hos- passes !or 296 yards and one pital have undertaken a sorles touchdown. ot projects to raise the funds In other OC games, Muskinneeded to start this chapel, which gum tripped Denison 13-7, VOTE AMERICAN INDEPENDENT will be the first such sanctuary Wooster routed Hiram 40-17, PARTY IN OHIO located many of the state's hos- N;iiyon blasted Oberlin 34-16, ptta1 grounds. The first such ac- otterbein stunned Heidelberg tivity will be a bullet dinner, open 40-21, and Morietto blankod Mt. to the (llblle, to be served In the Unloo 14-0. dining room at the hojlpltal on North Texas Slate guoned -eml><tr 12, from 5:~ to 7:. d'l"Jl Cincinnati 55-34 despite P'll. hi. Aft." Goort• C. WallaoeCuoo.I•R ID Mit~ I lilt. MeRt. 1111. a.plel"t T,..... l Cll••· 30 p.m. lor $2 per person. Greg Cook's four touchdown utilized tfle lUtle known rule Sunday to make himself one of the most talked about players in ; •' . :· f· Bears ·Knocl{ Off Pacl{er_s. 13·•'19 By VITO STELIJNO UPI Sportll Writer Mac Perclval used to be lbnoat as obscure IS the Nalloml Footboll League's free ldck rule. -~ ,• ~:!:.••-~:~89~ �. ' ' · f - '1111 Dal()' SOIItlnel, Pomero,y·W!ttl!l'l<t, 0., 't . . .' ' But Perciwl, an assistant bJgh school coach discovered by the Dallas Cowboy a lut year • I 11:-,y, N o -. t, 1968 WashltWtan proW Perchalldcked a 43-yud tree kick lleld goo) with 23 seconda ten Sunday to gt,.. 111o {:hieoao Boort I sluMing 13-10 \t)IO( of Green Bay that was a stoggerlng blow to the Packer hopes for a record lourth straight NFL title. Percival's kick came after Domy Arrlerson got oft only a 2~yarder into the wind and rookie Cecil Turnor collod 1 fllr c1teh on the Paclter ta. lintler NFL ruleo, the Baors hew their eholee of h.,.. to put the boll In pli.Y. The1 chooe the tree kickwith no 11nenwt lble to rush the ldekor-11111 Perclftl booted It thn1otgh the ~t>ri8bll Just like aldeluJI!. Clltcoao, Minnesota Tied Thlt Jell Clllcoao IIIII MIJu. ey of the root olthe contests. Baltimore, a 28.4 victor Ol'Or New Yorh, remalnatl tied with Los ·Angeles at 7-1 for the Coeotal Division lead whUe Dlllaa, 17-3 wiMer Ol'Or New Orleans, Is st1U topo In the COptlol Division at 7-3. st. Louis, 1 4$.17 Jrlnner over / tbree oeconda' lell, •al!'o "I ~ Ieos proe111re on that ldo:k than oo a normal lleld goo). Sure, el'Ol'1lhlng woo rldiJW 111 11 bot I didn't hove to worry about Ill!' Paekar linemen eomlnc In on me." Perclftl was releesed 1>1 the Cowboys during the 1967 · ·· "., i ~ ' Jim Hart ocored twice oil quartorbock snoskl ind loll~ a 40.yud TD paso to pace st. Louis pool the Eqles while Don Cockcroll kicked lour fteld aoal• and BW NeiStlll Glppetl tWO TD pa&HI a• cJ.ewJind 1lullnod the Forty NlnorL Ro.r JotrerBOD became the Drat NFL Pli.Yer In II,. 1001'S to catch ftve TD pa10as In a same •• the steelero rO!Ud s. oratioaJ, JlcNiteiMI ....,. .. ..~ THE OF TilE , . REPUBLICAN PARTY -NOVEMBER 5 1968 '· FOR MEIGS COUNTY CORONER T 1. B. A.-Mu•klntum Colloto, Now Concord, Ohio. 2. D.O.-Kirkovlllo Colloto of Ootaepothr ond Su.,.ory 3. Have bHn practicing 11ediclne In the Pomeroy area •lneo 1954. . 4. Attend yearly poat.. grdduote seuions. 5. M.mber of many organizations, relltloua, civic anti .,odieol. 6. Ao o quallftod llcon•od phy•ldon I• tho State of Ohio, I weuld fill tho roqulr.,.onll lor thlo aHico, NAnONWIDE TELECAST MONDAY C'CK LOCAUY LISlllta-.FOR n• AID STATIOII , NBC-TV Network ABC-TV Network CBS-TV Network In accordance wlth .o rec.entlr pflt..tt· S.tt law~ : YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED! ..... either. Pol. Adv. Pd. For By John Ridgway Illit lui week I got tall<iq! to a girl Is tun and a eood Joe. 1 .....U Jan abool her, IOI'in8 I Celt RUIIty, but would It be okay tD go _,.t with hor oo 1 Jultrrtendabaols? Ju ODSWOred with her ullllll Joying Iotter, but at the and, she wrote ... About tbe girl - don't fool guilty .. Nothln8 el ... N.,.. did she mean by thet? - WORRIFD Deer Worried: Your smart little rol meant 1D 111ake ;yuu up - aad 'aha dldl Hereelter' keep o4her girls out 0( your 1 - s . Jan prohab()' realize• you•u aee a fetr, but VOTE VOTE DEMOCRATIC HARRY 8. CREWSON nipped Da)'lon 27-25 on Tom Gramke's 22-)'II'd field LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD SINCE 1900 Republioms Presidents 7 Year In Office 33 Wars 0 Balanced Budgets 20 'r.• Total Deficits $20 Billion Democrats 36 4 7 $331 Billion Personal Tax Increases I 14 Personal Tax Cuts 6 8 THIS TIME, VOTE LIKE YOUR WHOLE WORLD DEPENDED ON IT. NIXON-AGNEW p i with 31 seconds to p)Of. Fatality (COntinued from Page l) Melp Cotu1ty, on Rt. 338 at the lntersocUon of Twp. Rd. No. 97, at tbe Trt..state Materials grawel piL O!flcoro said tllat an ruetld earth-mover, operated by Delbert W. Teelord, Jr., 25, Rt. 2 Racine, pulled aero•• the rood and struck atractor.traDeroperaied by OVel P. Ball, 24, Rt. 3 Peebles, Ohio. Th.e:re was heavy dt.mqe to the Jell side or the tractor and moderate damage to the front ol the earllmover. Teaford sutrered contusions, ae otll'dlni to the patrol, but wao ool treated. The patrol died Teaford to Mollrs CotmiY Court Nov. 8 on a charge 0( !allure to 1leld t h o rlg)tl ol WOf. A aacond Melge CcJuoey ocd. occurred at 4 p.m. Soturdayoo the two laao - • b ID the new tour 1IDe Rt. 38, two.tenlhs 0( a mUe IIOrth or the )!mellon o( Rt. 7. The patrol Aid that Boger L. llaTos, 22, Rt. 1 Athens, bNded south, loot comroJ IIIII h11 ear wOIII off the hlgi1WI1 aad overtumed cno Ita top In a drain... ditch. Tho ear Wll demoltohed. Daldel o. caroe,y, 17, Rt. 5 ~.. a pauenaer, waa ..:1mllted to Veleraao Memorial Hospital, Pomor01, but !be llllure or hla lajurieo hove nnt _ , made PJb)lc; the patrol aold. a· wsa lint .--tee~ that car. 101 was the driver ol the car bolt lblti01 fla1es adm!Ued driving the car aad he was eltedtol(oigo Cotm1,y Court Nov. 8 m a ehsrge ol _.t In oxcaoa for rood conditions. .. . Is concerned about the people of the Tenth District. As a teacher, he understands the Importance of more and better educational opportunities. As an ·economist, he knows the Importance of wise pvernment spendln1. As your Conaressman, he would vote for proerams which would enable the residents of southeastern Ohio Ill pull themselves out of the Appalachia cataeory. . ... .. .. EWSON ......... -~ -· ,. Ohio, ponibly in tho United Stote,, Hoking tho oHico of State Representative. He supports further increases in teach· I er salariea and a revision of the I tax structure based on ability of the individual citizen to pay. J. SHERMAN POITEI LEGISLATURE . • . is ruming ataintt the A, ·• S,ate SonotO<, 19$9-63, ho · Sales Tax increase. FORREST P. IOORI Thio Appellate Diatrict hoo oloctod trial lawyero to tho Court of Appeals ot the pot! three elections. Forr11t Moor. it an experienced trial lawyer and Proucuting Attorney from Hocking County. Ho hao tho support of manr, lawr-s, eroup1 ond individua •· (Judges moy not ethically npport a candl· date). Ho is p WWII ~wan. . . ' eru.- ginning, 10 a.m. ScM41, Sllndwich- and ,..., at Roelne Legion !tall. WOMEN OF Rutland United baked by Marie Lawrence and Methodist Church will serve elec- decorated in the Halloween motion day lwtches at American ur was served. There was group Legion Hall In Rultlnd. HoJOOo singing and games wore J>Ia,yed made sOli), pie, sandwiches, cole during the afternoon. OJ.ests were Garnet Ervine, Mrs. Lawrence, slaw, other items available. ELECTION DAY lunchesatRI- Sara Hoback, Ann Beegle, Vera c:ine Method.ltt Church, sponsor- Beegle, Clara Roush, B e I I e oil by .W,oole~ S,~Y).F.e ~utll'­ Theiss, Franco~ D-!0•· anA 1>8:!lornng 11 Lm. to 6 p.m. Sand- ther Price. wiches, sot~~, pie an:l coffee. !1aybe rm - · but I ctoubt ELECTION DAY ..... oale, that tills reUcm ever plamod a POIM1"0Y U n i t e d Methodist wetldlnii- ooiJ'Ihe''holle;ym~· In a mood-ldllor motel. II :rou Church. Lunch wW be served at Ohio University reports a total ever see him again, teU him to ,_, and a baZaar wiD be held. fall enrollment of 22,296, an inM uH more rtnesse with the next Serving wW begin II 11 LID. crease of nearly 5 per cent over SOUTHERN BAND Boosters last year's 21,282 students. girl.- H. will meat MDnclay. Nov. 11, at the The new figure includes 16,998 high school In postponed ses- on the main A"thens eampus and sion !Ue to eteetjul. 5,298 at nve branches, an acaSTATED MEETING Middleport demic center and in other speLodp 363, F. and A. M., Tilell- cial otr..campus academic proday>, 7:30 p.m. at temple. FJo•· grams. There were 4:,485 fresht1011 ol!lcoro. men wbo entered the univer!!dt.v WEDNESDAY in either the summer or fall TUPPERS PLAINS - Tho LatMEIGS COUNTY TUbere>~losls quarters. In Club ol Eastern IIIgl1 school held Ito Grot meeting Thuroda3' . and Health Aolll- amual - evordnt! at the tone or Mrs. lng bee at Heath M-ot TbankfUl For - - ." Program Nellie Parker, sponsor, ~ in-- Church, Middleport, 9 LDl. Wecl- Includes Thanksgiving skit Itiated 22 llrst ·1ter members. nooda1. Volunteers needed. MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR The second - year m8mben Garden Club at .._e or Mrl. conducted the tnlllallfOI for """ momberl. Theme of the lnltla- Wester Fry, 8 p.m. Wedneoda1· tlon was 11 A Tour ol. the ColoSoo Thank&glylng PJ'll!l'&ID by Moo_ seum. '' Retreshmentawere s~·· Guy Re1Jiolda. 8 ET 40 PARTNERS alkad to ed !1111) a abort bolslneso meot11111 WIS called by TCIIl KarT, preai- be at Heolh United M-ot Church, hUddleport, 9 a.m. Wed. deiiL J:lm Buckle)' was elected ser- noldal' to help slulf Christmas gealll _ at • ...ms and Shirley PoMEROY SIIAKE5PEARE Larkins was eleCted.... tteasurer. Club, 12:30 p.m. Wodnolda1,potOther olflcero are llonrd Coldluck dinner, home ol Mro. Phil lrd L Aoh St. weD, vlce-preoldent;JeanWblteMIDDLEPORT. 0 . WUllam11011; roU call, "l Am head, ,.erotary and Domy WW, Oub Initiates 20 New Members or ...... GOSNEY'S DUDS 'N' SUDS · iDtti&ted were llulh Adams, Jim Amsbaf1, Mike Bemoclum, sllil Buckley, Rebert ~eU, ~e Dean, Dellnll Eichinger, MArJorie Gillilan, Rlek _ .• Alan Holter, Jullalloiter, Ropr Karr, David Keeton. ~ve Kirk- .. J - Newlun, Edward Parker, Boh Rlehlrd1011, SheDel w.na, Rick Wllllamo and Randy ' "All SINAU ' I ------------~------- . P4~ by DEMOCRATIC ACtiON CLUB {,:Sil J.i•v.llo; ~~h~r11, Preoldo~t ' ' :·~ ~ ...~ . ' ·~ ' .. er ror mlaslonarl•• wu gtv. en by Miss Margaret Sauer· A fall theme was curled out In the refrelhmolll table dec- ·OUR CHAIRS COME IN ALL SIZES.------· FURNITURE BAKER MIDDLEPORT, 0. . 99 $ HARVEST TIME· REG. 59c CANNED HAM .... BACON lb.39~ Scat Lad ICE CREAM Several Delicious Flavors FROZEN FOOD WELCH'S CORN-PlAS MIXED VEGETABLES GRAPE JUICE 5 . 1 00 lOoz.'· pktl•· Ba lfz GAL Manborl of tho H~ • 1"KL Latin clall- ~!hell>' ltlallon are Nanq Batllll, !oiike Borinc. Dale Booton, Rick Buclt1~. Howard Coldwell,, Dabble Fltcb. Tom Karr•.loy Kllltll, Dob. 'ble Mllc!tu. ~ Rhea llll! .. ''7'''!" ."''.' """ ,. , ; 0 bolo" oh• • ~m• I~' oo 'UTHORtlEO ZENITH DEALEil -......--..-- .... :::::.::::'1• •• .......,.... tor,,.... ' -"':-f'-~_.,.·.., ,.,r·_...;..~ :· l. ~~a:·· • 29C Goldon Rlpo lb. 9 C nanas------------ potatoes.---------~·- 89~ ~cot 8 ~~. $1 ·veg 8 ~~~.:··. Sl \!:,•· 1Q!J p :!::o·.:='-~t.:l:!.-------·" U.S. No. I SEALTEST ICE MILK 49C Kidney Beans 251b. Lad . -------Soup scot Lad Scot Lad o p .• Maple Syrup..:::::.I=£.39~ LDaioy Sl lgo. 20••·39~ arcn-----~- Halr . Spray New z~nith "Zenette" can make life fun. again. Precision amplifi ution hom 2 Mitro· lithi~ circuits. Wetahs only ~16 ounc.e a~.d ROod for most mild losses. Come in for a demonstratiOn of Zenll s njeW Zcnene. It m•y be just •isht for you! ~PECIALS 1 QUEEN OF SCOT YOUJI8. ~ COUIT Of APPEALS IAIY JUIE'S BEAUTY·siOP A•• Heart Can Do.'' The pr-.y- " .. S pray :C:l '• 5 LB. CAN MILK . ""··' SHAREE K. SHAFFER HIGH STYi..:JNG rna Rue reviewed • portion of ''Gelllne on TGp of Your Trouble.s," eotlUed •'What A Tblnk- OFTICE HOURS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON_ON THURS.) - EAST CoiJRT ST., POMEROY SEALTEST GRADE A • I NOW AT MARY JUNE'S ~~~~~~-=~:... wu Mrs. Vei- OPTOMETRIST % GAL . 1" . "God's Salt 9\ak:er" was the deYolional topic used b1 Mra. Je1Bie Slumaker. h r e ad oeriplure, had I medltalioll !rom the mapzine, "Decll1on,'' and Eastern Latin ;~~. ' Rl~ Joe Jlolley. tee. N. · W. COMPTON, 0. D. 22,296 Enrolled " wbi1ahild·~~ IV~ · · . ~. )lr]t. Given Several Friends 1101 very 8lllrl' 11111 accused me ~ being a "mood.killer." Then he aald the marriage was off becauee I Wll too goody gooc1y. Was I wrong to want love to deYolop alow()' In tho next three moatha? I want 11'0' wedding night to reaiiJr mean aomethlnll. - MOOD KILLER, -AGE 18 Dear Mood Killer: David Smith, Clltlrla• SleUna,. TalTl' Sleth.... J o a n • Morrla, Mr•. Ptu.DIIIlir n ·hcptt Mrs. GoreD Staai~M7, 1110Uiri ' owea., Son is Celebrated rentals. He got a smug look on blo lace os, cake, pie, beverages and !1111) danlled a key In front ol other items. Mrs. Ethel Hoback of Racine RACINE LEGION Awdllor1602 me. 1 no llhocked and loll like Thursday with a dinentertained ery!Jq, but diem'!· 1101 a word. and 8 et 40, Meigs Coonl> Saloo for several friends. Allor he returned the key, he 710, sei'vl~ eTection day lunch nerFollowing the dl.rmer a cake . Mora, bloekod tho ditecf•uio tax ond It plodfed ro vole ogalnst anY incr'-•l· · In tlio Ohio Retail Soleo Tax. ' I· Helen: Youths Porty First Birthday of news reporter. . . • is the yaunge1t nominee in \ ... bear - 1 met t1111 aolcller Ia 22. Alter we dated about I doleD times, 1 thCitJ8)II It woo love, !1111) we talked selllnl married ,..., he 11 out ol the service, In tbroe IIIOidbo. The trouble la, be ls Ol'er • .: oexed, or Ia there 111cb a lhlll8"1 1 lhoUIIbi I got tlirGUib to him I was go!JIIIo walt lor marrtoae. ! but we hod yven~ ilglrtl aboutiL .JAMES S. PORTER ":I. ....... Deer CONG .1~ - thoml- H. t P\ ' she doean't - The World eommunlty D a1 Plano lor the amual holldi.Y observance held F.rldi.Y • the bazaar set ror Dec. 10 rrom noon Trinity United Chorch of Chriat until 8 p.m. were made oorlnB waa noted and it wu reported a meetJne oC the Women'• Assothat Mrs. Karl 0W0n hod been ciation Thurad8.1 night at the installed u vice presldent ot Middleport First United Pres~hureh Women Unlied 0( Molp byterian Church. It was requested that every .Councy. Mrs. Fred 1Mwll aad woman or tho church contribute Mrs. J. E. Harley reported 011 tho recent Presbyterial held at a homemade article; baked goods "the Alexander Church. or mone:y for the bazaar. A letter was read from Ted Reed thanking the church r or nowers sent at the death ol a reladve. Members were urged to be present lor the - . 10 worship Bei'Vice when the Rev. Wilson Spencer wtU deliver. a A part.Y was hold saturday ar- trill sermon. A congreptiOIIII meeting haa been scheduled for temoon at tho home ol Mr . IIIII tmmedlateiJI loUowlllll the oerv-Mrs. Robert Wayne Sisson, Sr. In observance of the llrot birth· c1a1 o1 their om, Robert Wa,yne CHADWELL PROMOTED SfsS()I"I, Jr. A decorated cake PFC Paul Chadwell, station· was served with ice cream, cor- ed with the first battalic .1 ot tne lee and Kooi -Aid. 44tll artillery, C. Battery; at Guests were Mr. and M r s. Camp J. J. CArrol ln VIetnam, W83Jie Slseon, Miss Linda Sis- has been promoted t.o specialaon, Cheshire: Mr. and Mrs. ist rourth clas11. Robert Hart, COlumbus; Mr. and Son of Mr . and Mrs. Wyatt Mrs. John BroWn, Teresa, Car· Chadwell of Chester Rued, i;p. Ia, and KeiiJr, RuUIUid; Mr. and 4 Chadwell's address is U. S. Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., Waverly; 51881910, c. Bltiery, lot 44th Mrs. Iva stewart, Marcia, and artillery, APO San Francisco, Jim Bill, Middleport, and Sonny Calif. 96269. &ewart, COlumbus. MONDAY GROUP I, Women' I AoaoclatiGq, Mldtlleport Flrll Untied PreobyW1an Cllurch, 7:30 Mmclay night at the home ol M ro. Jack Satterfield. SAlEM CENTER PTA, Mono dl,y, 7:30 p. m. Larry Morrison, 111iatant a,._rinleldent, - " " lJW OR transportation. A short T ..okegiytng progtam by 01111 tifldo ol Mro. Nelooo. ~~:;;:;::::::x:~::::::::::~::::~:w.<':;:;:::::o::::::••••••.••:· POMEROY GAJ!DEN Club Mono ell)', 1 p. m. at home of Mr1. Edward Baer, THEODORUS COIJNCU. 17, Daughters of America, 1:30 p.m. Monday at IOOF !tall; charter wW be drljled lor Mra. Grace staco. Youth FeUowsl~p or tile Heotll REVIVAL CRUSADE, DanvWe United Methodist Church, M I dWesle71-n C bur c h, Nov. t dleport:. held a Halloween part,)' thr<Jugh Nov. 10; evangellsllelllll Tlmrad8.1 night at the home ol special sl~s; Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slavin, ad· Edward Miller, VienM, W. Va.; vt10rs. c. E. Dozer, p1stor lnvltes the 11te young people played games public. and bollbed lor awteo. RelroshIUVERVlEW P'fA, MondO¥ . mooto or older and donuts were evenlnlt Nov. 4 at 7:30, at the served. Attending were Eddl.e school; grades 6, 7 and 8 wiD Brown, George Hawley, Bridgett present ashortTht.nksgivingpr&- Gd:lle, Tom Cassell, Debbie gram. Everyone Welcome. Schuck, Doxie Walters, Vlcld Vujakall, Dobbie Gilkey, D a v I d Krawsczyn, Jeff Tyo, Jim Tyo, TUESDAY Brenda Edwards, Dee Slavin, Ben POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Perry, Mark Fowler, NancY Order of East,ernStar, 7:4:.5 Tues-t Thompson, Gregg Donahue, and day nl.gbt, Pomeroy Maaonic Max Dmahue. the Rev. T8111J1le. &mday night the youth group ELECTION DAY dinner, L&o met at the Tom Cassell home tart FaDs communicy buDding for recreation. The young people by Letart Falls United Methoplayed pingpong and Bhul!le board He wu real sweet tor a cou- dist 'Church. Serving starting at and refrestunents were served. ple of dales. Theil ha asked me 11:30 a.m. MORSE CIIAPEL ladles wUI to SO for a rldO. end parked In serve f!)ection day lunch at Old front 0( a t11niD' moto1 that has for Town Flats trustees building, be- Dinner a bad repulatlon for one • hour Advisors Host WUI1a111 Presbyterian Bazaar is· Dec. 10 over $200 proftl was made bar who wW obser,. her birthclay this mooth. ' The amul ba•ur -eel b1 tile women's Guild was announeed lor Wednesday,-· 1S, begimlllj! at 9 L m. Food wW be served tllrCJIIIIhOUt 111o di.Y. Mra. Neut>Ung thanked the cla11 for assisting wltll the reception lor the new omcers of Ctrurch w~ men United. During the meeting condueied by Mrs. Fred Doo11uer, It Wll decided to send a cud ot cheer to lllo Rev. Fr. John Turol. Prayer !rom the )"OUI>Oilk ClPened the meeUng, with Mrs. Louis Reibel presorting devotion~. She reviewed the llle or George Bevor()' Shoo, soloist lor the BUIJr and cooelll!edlt Graham with a poem, "You Haw to Clbnb and Pro)'." Games were played during a soeial hour with prizesbelrwwon by Miss Maud Gruestr, Mrs. Smlih, Mro. Seyfried and Mrs. llluck. Mn. Everett Daile)', Mrs.. Adam Eberobech and Mro. Grover Erb sened retreslmenla. YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Tbls column le lor 10UII8 people, their prob1emJ and pleuureo, their trqubleo and tun. Jo. with the reol 0( Rolen Help US,. It welcomes ltlllll>a but """'t clodge a serious q10111loo with a bnllll-<>11. Send 1our teenaae quollllool to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, core or Kelen Help USI lhla news-· WHAT DWSIIEMEANBYTHAT? Dear Hel111: Before I tall 1m coiiOIIO, 11'0' girl lriend and I bad an qreemenl that we wwld ala¥ serious aboUt eac:h other, but we collld Ncb go out othera. 1 haven't dated anr glrla up bore 1et. and the W01 J a n wrtjao, I didn't tlmtt- - d been DR. RIDGWAY IS WELL QUALIFIED For The Position of Coroner - By HIs Educational Backpound and By HIs Experience - AccordInI To Recent State Law Rfl!ulrements. s. passes. JCavler :Cllrisfma's Dinner to . Be Held December 6th on the Halloween carnival Thursday night II tho Bradbur1 FJementaey SChool by the P.T. A. Door prlze winnlrs were Sharon Dolll, Clan Ltghttoot and Susie t11soU. The palntlnga ,do,.ted by Mrs. Mildred Miller were pure hosed b1 Jer· ey Varten, Nooml Ki~W. Shlr· on Doss, Cui Del..oq!: and Mar· leneHaU. Coat\8J\el aDd door prizes were contributed by Modern Woodmen ot America, and the eocs-cola Co. provided pop. Mrs. Goldie Frldle1 extends QreclaUon to the PTA com· ~lttees and teachers. DEMOCRAT Seeking Funds WALLACE • LEMAY :=::::::w:--?"..::::::::--*:t.::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::;::::::::; lx(J~hn H. Rldgway,D.o~.J Lakin Employes [a 5 - The DoUr Seatlnol, P...,ero,y-Mlddii!J011. 0., Mnnday, NO>Onlber Tho ·OIDIIll' Cliridao"dlnner pariJ wai plannocllorllac. Bwhenlha 1111w llarvaaiero Cla11. met f'rtclay n!lht at the Trinity United Ourdt ol ChrlaL loltonbers or the clan volunteering to prepare theturke1 dltr ner anJ decorate the soclal room were Mra. Ben .Neutdirc, Mrs. ' PhU Melmart, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs, Neva Seylrled, Mra. Louis !Ieibel and Mrl. LUlie Houck. Tho1 will meat at the church at 8 L m. oo the day> of the parcy to make preparatlona. A $1 gill nchlnge wUI be held IIIII hllss Maull Grueser and Mlas Freda Grueser wUl present the prCJil'lm andclevollooo. ~nted to a nomtnatiq! committee were Mra. Dale Smith, Mrs. Neutzllng, IIIII Mra. Slyfried. Round-rabln card• were algood lor Mra. Corrie Motmart and Mrs. Constance ShloldL A bouquet o! Dowers !run the Church Women United m11tlng 1 was sent to Mrs. tUinhlrt who reDllins Ul at her home. A card shower was pl•nned for Josie Rhodes, 11huto-inmem- Adalta. Still Undecided To Have Chapel 6lr !IState· W'de r..xam•nations Announced larpst 84,728 ranatnNaw Drloano-lhe pro crowd thl1100f', Big 10 Only Race . ll!lcaao ~ In the partod, ollltlblttoo 1001011 whah he '11111'1 the WIIJ' 11 '1.-. lo boih D!baod two ileld aoa1 ~ teams Pli.Yed -•kluo apinst' Green Jlo.y-11111 Chico- Lem Barne7 ran the ""llflli go· pickod him ..,_ klekolr back 98 yardl for 1ht, Kapp, W11hl..tan Scora Lloruo' only TD. . Joa ~ lolsOd two tao,K:hDo!> Meredith, Pli.Ybw with a dolm PH181 to Genl Waafd.al-. broken DOle, toiM two taue• ton 11 !!'" Vlldap ltwiPed put - n paues to Bob Hwei as ~Jallf.s beat New Orl- bofon Weekend Sports Summary ' to' ue ;-;~;?€::( u. , , Phllodelphla, l,lld <leftlllld, a 1 surprise, 33-Jl wtmer owr san ~ aotl, a 27-14 victor 0\'W Francisco, remolnocl lied for 0( realtlellce. AI the Umo 0( U• The 1'1111 O!flce ~ 0( u. W1ohl~, lied lor the COrtral the COntur1 Dhillon lead at 5>3. ClvU Service Eamlnirs, Cln· om1nallon ljJ(III- will ..lect Division lead 11 4-4 while Green In the other pme, Plltlburl!h dnnt.U, hal amouneed a new the pOll ol!leeOO whertthe1wllll BI.Y IIIII Detroi~ a 10.7 loser to won Ito second straight by ... be cmalderedfort~q~lo,ymllll. Trl-lllate-Wide Ewnlnollm (C Los Ang.J.. were behind with 3- routing Atlant., 11-21. No spocllle .experience 11 re3.&-86) for s.bllftute Clerk aad By United Press lnterriational kei Fujikura. Ansano floored 4-1 records. Percival, who beat MJmesota tlllred,. but au ll[llllc:auta mull s.bslltute carrier (IOIItloll& rer Slturday Fuldjura In the seventh round Form prevaUed In the maJor!· Jut week with 1 fteld goo) with pall a wrillal tesL A.PJ>IIcallon sorvlce In au First and Seoond NEW YORK (UP0-Dr. Fl· lor tho only knoclolown of the Clasa !'list Olllces In the statea forms wiU be accepted unUllhe pr, Tartan Farm's great colt, bouL ll88ds ol Ole sorvlce are · met. or Ohio, Keatuck1, aad ' lndlana won Lbe Vosburgh Har..tlcap at Sunday Full lnformatltlll regarding the Belmont Park ulller 139 pounds MELBOURNE, Austnlto The starling aalar1 lor 91bexamlnalloD 11101' be *alned iD the final race of his career. (UP0- Kel Nogle shot 1 n lor slllule Clerk and Sllbelllule Car· 1n1m the local post ol!lce or b1 Dr. Fager's time or 1:20 l..S was a 72-hole total or 276 to win the rler (J>FS..5) Ia $2.85 per hour. writing the -cutlve Secretaey, just one-fifth of a second over Austnllan ProlessiOIIII Gollers Applicants m11 qp()' for em- Board 0( U, s. Civil Service Exthe world record !or seven Assoctotlon ehomplooship by six plo)'lllent at ID1 First or Sec- aminers, Room 305 I'Uot Olllee furlongs. s~es over Jack NiekbunL COI.UMBUS (UP)J - There's Marshall will score tllelr Drat ond Class 1'11111 Olllee regardless lltdlcllng, Clnclmell, Ohio 45202. very little suspense left. victory of the season at HuntLAUREL, Md. (UPO- WheatSAN FRANCISCO (UPJlOhio University nailed down iJW(:on, W. VL ley Stable's King Emperor won BWy Casper shot a five-undera berth In the Tangerioe BOifl Kent's Golden Flashes have the $182,970 Pimllco Laurel par 66 to win the $100,000 Lucky Saturday wltll a 34-27 win over dropped olgllt otralgllt deelsFuturlcy by a heed. King Open go)! lourtamenl wltll a 72spunlcy Western Mlchlpn. looo. Elq)eror was timed ln 1:44 !or hole score of 15-.uMer par 269. Baldwi!lo-Wallace edged Ohio Marshall opened with a 7-7 the 11-16-mile race. Wesleyan 26--20 to claim the tie ap.lnst Morehead state, MEXICO CITY (UP0-GraHolzer Medical Center: VIsit- Wlllchuter; Mrs. Louis H u n ~ then drqJpecl sewn straight. CIIERRY HILL, N.J. CUPO- hlm HW or England won tile Ohio Conference UUe. lng bouro 2.-4 and 7.& p.m. Par· Jackson; Mrl. Komelh W. Dan· Altl'oogh Ohio gained the The Thundering Herd are winPollte()' woo the $58,700 ViJM>o Mexican Grand Prix Formula ents ooly on Pediatrics Ward. leis, Ht. 1 Scottown. lm:l Handicap at Garden State One auto nee givtrw him the bowl bid, It needs 1 rood vic- less in their last 19 games. Admlsoloos Births A 15-f"rd rouglllng.the-klckor park covering the 1LJ8 -mOe world driver championship ror tory over Bowling Green SatDavid L. Holier, 505 0 a k Mrs. Ralph E. Jacome!, Rl. 3 urday to clinch the mf.d..Amerpenalcy against Western Michidistance in 1:49 4-5 under high 1968. Drive; Mrs. Roy W. Neal, 1006 l'ottleroJ'. Stlll, 1:57 p.m. saturican Conference title. gan gave Ohio U, a first dCJIIfn wel.gtrt of 126 pounds. A loss would gl ve the Bob- on the Broncos' 30. Frcn there, Fourth Ave.; Samuel L. Miller, day; Mrs. Wendell W, Barker, KANSAS CITY, Mo. iUPOcats and Miami, 21-17 conquer- Cleve Ilcyant directed the Bob- Rl. I Patriot; Mrs. Earlean D. Mo0011, claugbter, 9:50a.m. Sen· SEOUL iUPO- Lee Anolooo, Peter Miller scored three ~(~Us or of Toledo, the co-title with cats to their final score, going Nlckoooo, Patriot star Rt; Cal- c1a1. Korea's Orient jwtior middle- to lead the United Staleli to 1 6Discharges 5-1 records. in from the one with eight sec- vln R. McDaniel, Pt. Pleasant; weight champion, retained his 2 victory over Bennuda in a Ferron M. Cremeans, H101der· WWard Bennett, Mrs. Ogiey Barring a tle, Kent Stlte or onds to PIO¥. title with a 12-rOW'I! decisloa World Cup soccer elimination om, W. Va.; Mrs. WendeD W. Brammoll, Ricky E. Burke, Mrs. The hard-fought win meant 1 0¥01' Jll)t.nese challenger Ben. mol< h. Ta~¥Brine e,ppearance Dec. Barker, Mosm; Mrs. Georp T. Mlle1 S. Dice, Mrs. Rollin 0. 27th against the Southern Con- ~ling, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Billy Dill, Mrs. Elizabeth Duckworth, [erence cttaq,ion at Orlando F. Dick, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. FJ.la BisU L. Evans, Mrs. Karen M. DeMay, hlth Side, W. Va.; Hammond, Mrs. Eugene HarriF1L Bob HOUJil81'd and lllve Le- Melvln R. Farley, Jr., Pl. aon, Paul E. Long, John MobafVeck scored two touchdowns Pleaaant; Mrs. Ralph E. Jaoo- fey, Marrin E. Marks, Wilbert each for the wiJeaten 'Cats, met, RL 3 Poo!eruy; Harry c. Mathias, Mrs Graydon E. MilHill, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Homer ler, Mra. I.Jlcy J. Sergent, T8r~oow 7-0 overall. WeU, Mrs. Wayne F. White, BOifllng Green ripped Mar- G. Iluter, PUmero,y; samuel C. f1 PT. PLEASANT - As state shall 54-28 In the other MAC Lewis, Rt 4 I'Umero,y; MrL Rayllltllld S. COS81, Ferron M. fwKis cannot be utilized ror any game Is Fred Mathews scored Daniel A. Hayman, 10-raeuse; Cremeans, Mrl. Gladu M. Dol· religious purpose "the employees lour toucbd.,..ns. Mrs. LaRue S. Slaffer, M.cArth- ley, Mrs. Janet Lee HBIU')", Cln~ .-1 Lakin Slate Hospital havo.lolnBaldwllrWallaee nipped Ohio ur; Mrs. Curtis E. Ooklno, Flat- <If AM llutliJes, Joseph London, ed together to build a chapel on Wesleyan 26-20 on a 73-yard woods, Ky.; Mrs. B. Lee Kitcb- 9telllo Sone, John P, Stone, tho hospltal lii'OWIIIs. n Ia tllelr pass with less than two mhl- en, Huntington, W. Va. ; Orville Kent T. Walker, Mrs. Paul E. common feeling that suchabuUd- utes to Pli.Y to win tile Ohio L.. Funderool, lrooton; M r s. Watson, Mrs. Richard w. Whltlng ..W l!l'Oitly benellt the pa- Conference championship. The Ciomma A. Haskins, RL 1 Scot- more, Mrs. Edward R. Wrlllrt, tients, m!UU' ot whom have not margin of victory came on town; Mrs Cleopas E. Caven- · Mrs. Helen M.. YOWlee, Mr1. BelbeeD able to enter a chapel or Mike Blake'& strl,ke .to vern dar, Ravenswood; Mrs. George sie A. flumm,r- l Mr's. · llabert ibureh In man.v years. A. Davisson, MUiwond, W. Va.; W. Davis and tDrani daughter, Shsrbaugh. The employees have receivB-W not only scored Its loth Mrs. Carl L Crawford, Jaekooo; Mrs. Paul D. Demey and Infant ed strong assurance from var- straight win but snapped the John E. Brady, Wellston; Mrs. daughter. Ious organlzatioos In the s u r- Bishops 14-game victory streak. Bobbie M. Mead, Rt. 2 Canal roundin&: counUes or their Inter- Wesleyan quarterback Dick ested support. Therefore, the cromwell completed 19 of 51 employeoo at Lakin Slate Hos- passes !or 296 yards and one pital have undertaken a sorles touchdown. ot projects to raise the funds In other OC games, Muskinneeded to start this chapel, which gum tripped Denison 13-7, VOTE AMERICAN INDEPENDENT will be the first such sanctuary Wooster routed Hiram 40-17, PARTY IN OHIO located many of the state's hos- N;iiyon blasted Oberlin 34-16, ptta1 grounds. The first such ac- otterbein stunned Heidelberg tivity will be a bullet dinner, open 40-21, and Morietto blankod Mt. to the (llblle, to be served In the Unloo 14-0. dining room at the hojlpltal on North Texas Slate guoned -eml><tr 12, from 5:~ to 7:. d'l"Jl Cincinnati 55-34 despite P'll. hi. Aft." Goort• C. WallaoeCuoo.I•R ID Mit~ I lilt. MeRt. 1111. a.plel"t T,..... l Cll••· 30 p.m. lor $2 per person. Greg Cook's four touchdown utilized tfle lUtle known rule Sunday to make himself one of the most talked about players in ; •' . :· f· Bears ·Knocl{ Off Pacl{er_s. 13·•'19 By VITO STELIJNO UPI Sportll Writer Mac Perclval used to be lbnoat as obscure IS the Nalloml Footboll League's free ldck rule. -~ ,• ~:!:.••-~:~89~ �' ,. A"LITILE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Brin·g Top Grade Results ·, BARNl"Y , HAD HIM A' THRIVIN' fllliN' STffi"ION M'l 80V ARI<V IS WANT AD INFC:RMA TION DEADLINES 5 II·"'· Doy Bof•• P!lbliutlon 2 SIGNS ,.,..,.,., O.odiiN 9 '·"'· , Cotteollotlono & Cw,.cti.nt Will 1M occo,reG uNil 9 •·•· f.,. OP QUALm Dor of PullllooUo/1 REGULATION$ Th. Publloi'M~r roaorvoo lhe r!lht to odlt or .. joel any ado ~~o ~d ob• j.ctlonoblo. n •• publit~or.wlll not: bo ruponolblo lor moro thon one 1967 PONTIAC LEMANS ...•..•..••..••• , IJ219S . H. T. Cpe. Beautllul gold ftnloh with black vinyl lqJ, 326 .. Incorrect Intortion. II AlES 5 COli" P'' Wwd ,,. ln .. rtloll I 1""'- CNr .. 7.Sc J 12 conto per word throo co,..OCII· tl•o iltterliono. "CO!tfl ..... Werd lh CORIICufi•o ""'"''.... ' 25 ptr co"' Oiocoul'lt on ,.id odt M4 odt ,,;,.within I() d1y1 CARD Of THANK'S & OBITUARY $1 .50 fOt .50 wonl mi11i~111 . Ea. cu. ln. V8 engine with 3 speed trans. Console bucket seats, vinyl interior. Only 23,000 milea by locall owner. Rldlo, good white wall tires, showroom clean. 67 PONTIAC FIREIDRD H. T. CPE. . . . . , , . , , , $2$95 Four on the Door, 400 8 cyl., LeMIIns, blue nnlsh, custom striping, blue vinyl int.,, with bucket seats~ stereo P. B. radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. Like new tst tint-.,... oa1,. W.W. tires. Pomeroy Motor Co. ..dnio... l - d 2c . ,, _,.. the cards and letters receiv: ed during my illness and my appreciation for all the visits. Your kindness wUJ ne- ver be forgotten. MRS. LETHA WOOD 11-3-llc "' · ''' IN LOVING memOIJi of my dear husband, Dun A. Rice who passed away Nov. 4, 1966. Thousand thoughts often bring a tiny tear Thoughts go back to scenes long past. . Time rolls on but memories last. Wile, Lorena. 11·14-Up Notice ~ILL DO sewmg in my home lor Chnstmas. Carolyn Lewis. Phone 992·22'71. Il·l·l21c WILL DO ,.wing at home pockeL•. idppen1, hemming, pegging. alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tlc '!lACK HOE and Dozer Service, por:d. basement, water line, s•ptic tank, R. W. an.!ery, Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-17-'lte ... VACANCY for two elderly people. Prefer private paid pa· tients. Phone Mason, ~135. 10-8-tfe REVIVAL, startin~ Nov. 3, Church of Go<!. Chester, Ohio. Sinflng Evangelist Juanita Scoll of Ashland, Ky .. ..-eachin~ each ewning, 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. I~I~ BEAUTIFUL all new electric STEREO RADIO console, 'speed intermixed changer, dllS-room apartment located in al volume control, • speaker Pomeroy. Electric healing, sound system, lovely WBinut fl. table top range, wall oven. nish. Take over payments of See to appreciate. Phone for IS per month, or balan<e, appointment. 992-52'11. 10-n-tf 181.14. Call 992-3218. 11-l.atc F'!RST FLOOR apa-ent. Very nice for two people Or two CIUHUAHUA puppies, Call Ms. 2848. I0-2&-6tc people with small chll<l. Pbone 992·326'1. 1t-2S-12te STEREO RADIO combination, repossessro; beautiful cabiFOUR ROOM HOUSE and bath, net, like new. Balance due ~rnturnlshed, 1650 Lincoln $99. or make pay!llents of Heights. Phone 992-38'74. IS. B per month. Phone 119210.29-tfc 2836. 10.29-<ltc TWO FIJ'Ili'IISHED sleeping morns; private kilchen, pri- 1!1611 ZIG ZAG portable sewing machine. slightly usro. Does vate bath. private entrance, everything wilhout attachutilities lumlshed; I> mne ments . In good condition; from town of Pomeroy, BO> $5.98 per month or lull price 281>, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Mro. of $51.80. For free home demEleanor Bales. Phone 992onstration call 992-2836. 70'75 . I0.2Uic 10.-c SMALL FURl'I!SHED hooae In WORK CAR, 1949 Desoto. Middleport. Phone 99U262. George Hill, Racine . Phone 111-29-tfc 10.2Utc 94!1-1381. FOUR ROOM house, Laurel St., Pomeroy, newly renovat· SPINET P!AIIO: Wanted. responsible party to take over 1~1-tlc eel. Call 992-5293. low monthly paymer.ts on apinf't piano. Can be! seen lo!DEAL FOR couple, furnished cally. Write Credit Manager, cottngo, three rooms and P. 0. Box 276, Shelbyvllle, bati1 In Syracuse. Cl""e to Indiana. I0-31-12tp s1ore by main hi«f!way. Prl· vate drive. Tom Chapman, Phone 992-51&2. Il-I-a< TRAPPERS SUPPLIES. Wire fur stretchers $US per dol. Blake and Lamb steel traps, FOUR ROOM!! and balh In $5.75 per doz. Killer tra(lll $1! Hartford. can 8ft-2m an.r per doz. Lures, knives, name 6 p.m. ll-1-Stc lags. Maran Fur House. 0. 0. Wright and sons. N. Brown 'liCE CLEAN ROOMS, reasonSt., Mason, W. Va. Phone able rate, gas furnace heat, 773-5296. 1!-3-3tc phone 192-!91111. 11-3-Up --- THREE ROOM furnished apart. men~ bath, utilities paid, Phone - · 11-3-tfc For Sale 'IVJLL DO BABYSJTI'ING evenHAY AND STRAW. CaD tnings and weekends, Phone G2'/. lO.D-12tp 992·5957. 11-3-121c THE 7-11 CAFE now open for TWO coal stollerl witb oontrols, Arnold Brothers, Pobusiness. all legal beverages. FCJrJDel' Home Restaurant in meroy, """"" 992-~. 10.13-tfc Middleport. 11-3-&tp Wanted ANTIQUES. furniture, dlshel, miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 8011 W. Main Sl., Pomeroy. 1-25-tle life-Like Vinyl FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS 99c to $2.49 LADY RIDER to East C<w1 Florida. Share elpenleS, leav- ing Nov . 7. Phollt' 1192-531V. 11-~c Male Help Wanted o Mgr. ForS.Ie !IIX ROVM HOUSE, bath, fen. cod in yard, 599 South Second, see Roy Prlddy. ll..!-3tp gifts. Buy now for the Christmas season. lryantsll4get Shop Next To Stiffler • Stor• 101 W. Main Pom~~ror Cotwnbla '!'oaabi.P Kelp Count)', Ohio, boWidld ;;"A dalcrl.bed. u IGUowa: Plft of Seett011 31, ToWialbllo I, Rarl(e 15, beJIMIDI at a polllt l'JJI feet wat ol tha Nortbaut eomar Beblr 1A or 1ald Section 3lo tlw!~~ee W..t datree O'IIIUEN & CROW REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - I story frame, 6 rooms, bath, utillty room. 3 lots lor a total of IIIOxl80, oul of all floods . A BUY $5,1100.00 "OMEROY - I story frame, 4 rooms, bath. baoemenl, out ol Hoods. $1,950.00. TUPPERS PLAINS - 24 acreo, new skiing, chimneys, paneling. nice sink etc .. barn and a couple of other sheds . JUST $!,400.00. W.,NT TO SELL? WE liA VE BUYERS AND NEED JJOUS. ES, SEE US AT ONCE. HF.NRY CLELAND om.., - IIB-Z!51 11... - - 11-3-!tc HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. HOBS'I'E II ER, BROKER BRADBURY - 5 room frame home, enclosed front porch, nice block garage. 1 acre . $500.00 down, $46.00 a month. SYRACUSE - One Door 8 room•. 3 bedrooms. bath, wall furnace. level to~. Sfl500.00. .v.JDDLEPORT BUSINESs Be your own buss. All equip. men!, and building. $20.1100.110 HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES Ill am SYRACUSE 11-3-llc n~~r ol the Ianda al Bella Ill)- Law· eod•ro tlwnce .Ilene Mid La.... cllr'• line north sa dqreaa - 1000 feet and aortb lit da,..... nUnut" weal 51'1 fftt to tM pJ.M of bellnnlnl, eofttalnJnl lOU ..,.. a rea. mon or JH8. Abo part of Seetk>A SS, ,.OWJI. 'hlP 11. Ranp 11, bllflmdJll at a polnt 1318 '"' wat Qf tba toatla· ealt corner of tald aec:Uon &1; then" north I 4eanu 1INid 1a11 feet: tllenco welt. lBI iiHI tbeDee lOUth I d . .Nit - t 1210 '"'' to tbe 1outll 1tne Dl _.4 Saclloll 31: thence eut alODI tile •114 Huth ll.ne 13110 teet to tba plaea ol belfnnlq. conbllldnl 3I.J aehll. lllOnl or 1-. Contalnl..: 111 aU 138.11 acn., or ,._, but IUbllet to aD le1al llJIIIwan. ezeapUn1 there. from lbat earilln vein of c:oaJ, l• eally and nrloulb bDWD. u Ntua· ber t, Clarion or UmelloM CUI, tolether with tile rlthl to mlM and R!Dlove aama u ao5d bl died II'IMe reeordad In Deed Booll tit, p_,. a. of tbe Dead Reearda ef Jh1p ConnQ-, Ofato. Ynu are raqulred to ,...,.... tile utd htltlon b,.- tile lnd dU of De· cember, 18118, or 1U4Im11DI 117 default wW M Nndered aplut JOG. TMI P.OIRAL LAND lANK ,......... OP LOUtiVILU, Cre¥1', c:nw a Porl'llr. AtbrMya fOf' Pl-'llfiH W 'J: It 14: tO It: 11 It Jt lie a, 11 4 New Haven BusineH Services IIADIO & TV REPAIR and 811· teonas installed. Jobn HarTl· soo, Phone 991-2522. 11-3 :101<: Dl'I'CH DIGGING, water Unes, leech beds, Paul Anderson, Mason, W. Va. Phone '17357ll8. ltJ.t.3111p 1950 CHEVROLET station wagon, good run11lng condition & DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher tires. Allen Eichinger. Mul- and truck service. sepUc berry Hts., phone 992-2773. tanks, water lines, baoements, 11-3-3lp also topooll. Henry Bahr, phone or Roger Bahr, SUPER stuff, sure nul. That'o phone - . - . IG-~ Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Rent electric C. C. BRADFORD ahampooer ll. Baker FumlAUCTIONEER tiD'e. 11-Utc Complete Senolee RATS, mice gone forewr, 'Get Star', 211 lb $1.61. Supr Run MiU, Ebenbach's lfdwe.,' "' PIS.DI, Mason. U-4«p line ~ aald aton lot nortll U, d• ltea .,.,, J50 feel to t.be aortber- l'hoDe NNI!1 J\oclne, Oldt Crill Bradford S I tfc ONE 23 INCH black and white eration, New Haven. bone Searo Silvertone 1V in good 812-21179. 4 I tfe condition, $1110, phone Chesler !I!IS-41B. 11·3 6tp READY • MIX roncrete delivered right to your project. ENCYCI..()PEDIA Brittanlca. Fast and oaoy. Free esti24 volumes plus l2 y e a r mates. Phone 992-328( Goegbooks including 111118, price leln Ready • Mlx Ca., Middle$1110. AlllO 19 volume World port, Ohio. 8 so If< Book Encyclopedia, $I5, good <Oildition, ,.. or call Pomeroy BUDGET PIUCE lurnlture 011 Public .Uhrary. 11-s.:Jic our third floor budget shop. Social Events -- Jn HIPE"A""Y, IIOI>IIl'5 • CAV6Rf.J .., ....... Senkt U'L ABNER 115Soon To Arrive u car and than a hlvh prauura rlnea of 1oft water to mo~• ear ,hiM 3. Ananclont on duty SchiWarzel •rlae HockiiiiPOrt, Ohio. Phone 667-3370 M;f" - ·: •·• - • • • • 11 to 6 Sat.···-·-···- Sun. • • • • • • • • • to EF AH ~lAD MAf1 DRUTHER5,AH DRUTHE.R "«)'CAUGHT TIN"-1.'.'TKEN AH'D START OFF WI F A FINE MESS O'GR.AN'-011L L U~ -- From the Larpat True\ or llullmar Radiator To Tho Smellni Heolfi Care. ILAEfTNARS ljXPBn' Wheel Alignment -GUARAHI'E!D- • Free Estimates · PHONE 992-2094 • Quality Concrete delll. Mrl. ~~oy Cl(lehariOiiiiea~-· morelllld, reliiJpod u district treaaurer, •• obetomovlnll!nrm the alate. !tro. R. A. Bromllt' wu eloclad ' to l1l1 the olllce. Tbe luncheotl wu held llt the lllihland Molhedlot Clllrcb. Tho • Certified Stran&tlt -a<er for ·the a1lemoon wu Mr. WIUto COok, 111 emplo,yee ot 5~55 1Po1mer,oy Home & Au'iol ... Jll. MilD l'lllllo1'0J. • DeiiV81J • Quick S•vlce • Flnlshint AJ'POINTMANT C... No. IO.olll li.t1t. .. Rutll I. lt1rtwy, Dill Mil NIIV.c. 11 lleNbJ' liYU that; a.u. NOTICI OP or Jaaa BfuoWI&rt, of Be:r. It, Alo bllb)', oauo. bu beeD dub appotDtttd. AdnWtJIU't,trt:r. oi u.. ~'ida&~ or auu. L. 8krlw1, deeeaMif, 111'- of lleJp . Count,, Oblo. L:roellton an nqulrod to dae1r dalma wl\b .-1d. ftdueiarJ' wUIIID ruur moa.t.IUI. • Sand & illave1 I)IAL '9!iz-m4 •u. Dated uw a1 d&)' GJ octobar, 1111. .IOIIN C. IACOH GOEilLEIN GRAVEL Adl•• ,,.... ...,... ., ..... COIIInt¥' ll.f1 U·ll.l 11·11 ate 4Ift PAGE NOTICI . . . . . . . . , ••_ . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO c ... No. to.- -1--~~~~---''--~~-..J lltlh of I. C. lryaft, D II '"' Notte. is llereb)' lh'ea &Ut LwiM eroy for a wiener rcaat and savliTpu of Mlddleport, OIUo, b.- boo e,.er hunt at the homeofMr,and dub' appolllt.ed .td..miiiJIILneril of: t11o Eatata of s. c. &rnn denuad. lN Mra. 1borne near Flve Polntl, ot Ktddllport, Kelp COWllJ. Qldo, Olllo. MemberaandgueotaattendCredUon 1ft nqu.lnd W fill tbdt clai!U -.1\h ul4 ftdllc:lai'J' wttbiD lng from St. Paul In New na..a 1our monU... ..... DatN tbM Jbt daY oJ OeWbU .IONN C. lACON ACtlnt ,,...._ ........ ., ..... c..ntr nle Joneo, Linda lloulh, MoriDD Woodrum, Bed9' Paugh, K e 1 I b ter Roush, Mrs. Lewis 8a7re, Sllre, Bruce Adami, Brian Rul· Mrs. Curtla IMJ~ Mra. R ay aell, David Rusoell, 'I'IJrun¥ ObFriend, Mrs. Roy Friend, Mra. Unpr, Mike Atlte;y, Mrs Donald James TUrley and Mra. Clydt ~prmer. Mr. and Mrs. WU· GerlaCh, Jr. · IIam Ruaoell. ATTEND d!NVENTION VERNON 81'AR DU81'ERS Mra. »..pne Beoter,prealdenl The Vernon Star Duaten f·H Club met at the horne of Harriett Thompaoo with the Yic:e prelident~ Mias Angela 8ayre, preaid· lng. Devotl.one were led by Barry Ha,ynes. A poem, .. Home,., wu E!EAUTIFIJl.! ~EUJtJ(); GOT" "2.1 Wl~"t OFF- VCIJR 6E" ST TIME I Woman'• Place." PERSONALS Mr. Earl Hawldna of - J - vUie, w. va., .... apea~oer at tbo r..,rariDOI'Illnl worohiDoervlcO at Sl. Paul l..utheraD ChUrch In Now na..a. Mr. Hawldna Ia ia empio,yH <( Wheeling Eloetrtt CoU1J>11111 and 11 a ]IJmon member ot Meallal! Lutheroa Church tn MOundllVIlle. Mra. llawldna aDd chUclrea aecompanlad blm He <Sounded THIS 1 OH, 'TI-llS IS MY LICENSe TO 11-\ROYJ SNOWBN.LS I ' bare. r ~e thi~ .;eems to time' 40u're doinq ~ome 40u ,;houldn't' _../. /> Of course~ Can't imaqine what the old bird i> talkinq about' .... Mrl. Harl')' Layne. Mr. Layne James N.1Rouab and 1011, Jeff, were ~ill the JDCIImtetna ol. .lNII,MM, .... TJoi. .... U.S.M.Oif. 11•4 Well Vlrt!lnla jaat - · 11r. and' Ml'a. Harl'l' 1loiiinsD vacationed rettirtiJo at 'IOiodo, 0 ., and Domdee, Mich. ·, ,.,..._ -~• 'llFietDD o1 Golllpotta wao a 111011 ClC w- I '5CIRTA FEEl LIKE TilE KID IM TIE ~ TALE WHO 8ARGEO INT/1 1~ Tf!REE BEAI<S'I-CIUSE ~ND TOOK OVER! Mra Gr-y Holllnan. '!')' Roulh, - <( llr. ud Mrl. ~ New Haven Woman'• Club, GU")' lloulh, wao a aurllcal paMra. WOllam Ruosell, Dlotrld tient at Holzer Medical c-. Secretary, and Mrs. R. G. Greene laatweek. attended the 33rd amual COII'IODMrs. Nora Tr(IJp wu a pollent tlon ot Soothweotern Dtatrtct d at Holzer Madlcal Center. W, Va. Federation t:l Woman'a Mr. aM Mrs. Otto Grimm Yll· Clubs held at Highland Btptlot !tad her stotar, lllrl. c. H. HomChurch In llrntlngton with !be Gll)'andoUe Woman'o Club ao er at Can!lll, 0., lut week. '1'110)' aeoom_ponlod Mr. and llro. Rayhostess. The oooventlon opened with a mond Layne on the trtp coffee boor and an executln board meeting from 9 "to 10 a. m., wltll the CanvenUm balln· nJng lmmedlale1y !ollowlni. Among the opeaken or tbe diJ were the w. va. State Prelldent, Mn. Georj8 llo)'IDWI of GaoowOJ, the Drat viee proaldent, Mro. William Rosa, WheelIng, Alao -.lin!! were llafe trea111rer, Mrs. Darw1n Harrell d llla!Ungtoa, slate chalrDIIR of a4vortlsln&, !ln. George Humphrey of Hortttnaton and chairman d budget and lllwlce, Mro. R. H. Colvin, t.opn. Duina the bu-s 100aloa a nomlnallnl- wu elected with Mro. J. H. FariO)', a member of the PL Plea11Dt Woman'• Club, belnl! on the commlllee. '1'110)' preoentad Kro. ltlmpllrey wltll a &1ft. two ptecea CIC, Iiom-te lugpp, for all the ...... duUea ahe hid perfDnnod dur" iDg her two years at alate prell- Mr. and Mrl. n-o Grln- . IT CAPTURE'S THE SOUND 1\S otead viatted llr. and Mro. Clyde Hlee and family at BooMrillo, IT A.CTI.JALLY OCCURS! Ind. ...... Vtl, 2 clr. hlnlttrp. A croom pulL Power oteor- aw.. tnno. LowmUoop. Pontiac - • ~ • $2,995 ILeMana VI tclr, hardtop. Llka Cll' lllllde and out. l'<lpoo P..,er-- buekei-L -.uctrana. UStanl • • • • $1,895 Faat ·Baek 2 c1r, hlrdlqJ. clMn lociol - ownar 4 oql. ahlll. DAILY CROSSWORD ACIIOS8 1. Hotel 11 . Forearm bono 12. Lewb • Olympic tame eharp• 6. CaaUieor laurldry 10. Slur O\'er 8LAEnNARS · '<te.Jeueot 13. PI~ or conduit 14 . Lie on one'a 1:). Confound 16. One hun· dred sq. tlon 110\VN 1. Profoundly 20. PUt· respec:ttul 2. Tu·em 22. StitCh· 6. Crest. 29. MeiB and nacle bird apeclalUes 3. Beauty ahOp 23. Pro\·endtr offerings ln the 4. McMaboft tropics w...t.. nla,··· ... a..·er and 24. Emmyand Stdllvan 36. Unbend OKar 5. \\'in4 37. JniU&· 26.Gtnulnr dJrtCUon pertonnen~ Nor.\~J'i&n first ..aid 30. Printer.' mea sum salnl ft. Indigo plant 31. Gridiron man: abbr. I . Giasll 34. Made the 12. Expunce~ i. mfler• · 17. Tonlltll'l' · 19. Bracert :n . World power or 13. Bru11fc:k 25. Son Stth . 21. come In JJtDdM®/J.aJ ......,.,.-.~ ,_ l5.Cheat 18. Ex· clama· alrbh" lhlrd 28. M'1rt on t~ picket Une 32. A.[.D.'s uon 38. Dec1Me 40. Lattr 42. An:her'l devtce 44 . Butlneu. abbre\1a· tlon Unscramble these foor Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. SHIWK Either'• partner 36. PoUUeat CWSIA [] ' - . . QCCHIDry . V" '"'i I 'i'WIONAI. CI\T WEEK" Now amonae the circled lett<n to form the 1urprlte &n~wer. u • ........... ,.. """~ full ad tt. Hone)"bets' houlil\l t' mam d I&M ..... 42. &omelhinf tor u'e office '3.1e" beA\'U . 43. Solar ditk u.Vrtneh llllnd.c:J.pe ZLOTZY, A ZCSJB {!R\'.-,~r,~·~irrut • NfW' ~ORY 'Ji:OM ~HINP' A Cr,rplopam Quatattoa pq.ll\lt!'f ...d..:i\1 ~ III...,UO"ISil\1; ~ l*' I'UIM\ '11<!11 ~'1M ·no~ l'l'lll.ll ' •~ltll•tifl111.11.,...tl .\~lN Wl'll(THI\ 1\I~~"~~ <U.Jtrclf. o\Nit'UII\ \!'; rl ·.I\S.\'Ilfl!!!· \1 . f'oii·~WIII'.\ ...:JI. ,\io\11\IUbtiSI: ' :ltv.l.'tifl\'11.11. 'I , i _ tJ 1\-IIS IS" I•""""' CYCU . .I:U IOtiNn THIOAT Y~rd•'. "" U . Ultd to, be 4:11\l. (;' .•. ~· .'L .... ' (Aalwen tomorrow) lea neb '~ ! Y" propapnda 39. M'arfcULn'• lo KFEP'EMTHIS CLEAN AND YA STA'I UP CICERO! ~;;·;=.~b,~~:;;;~;:h.;:.LJ~~~unet.ted by the aboYe cartoon. I ""..:.-:.- I [ X I I I )FROM THE ( I I ] ~. .t YER A GOOD LI'L CLUCK I'ER I [) [] I II pl'tdecUIOl" . · ~. . BUN~'Y I PESTA.C] 33. Freneh city FOR THE KIND.OF JQB .. YOU WANT. GET 'I'Hf) EDUCATION YOU NEED. BUGS MlNDIN 1 ME AN 1 NOT WR.ITiNI ()t,j 'o'ER 8ED~OOM WA~LS, HSA MV~ J S PI B P B A J K 0 NCBM I< H"'l Y F T qCZASXPW . J. - S P, J 0 H S J YF 'QWFTI . ' .1 • ~ Y,• ...,.'• UnptefiHte: THE' O'SUY BEA'ST IS :THt PLAZA nE TOR05 [~ THE CR0\\'0. · \"lXCt:~"'Tf, BLASCO .J~A~ EZ · ._ir' ;.., c. -~e· · ~ ' 11 '·' orettL) .;.eriou£ Pert was just in, Mr. and Mrs. JohD Layne ot OWenoboro, II¥ .• Ylslt.d ..... lba weekend witll hlo porenll, Mr. oar.:~ • lUO$ tllo CloO and B'O Ballrood In 111m~ m1 tcpic wu ..A * ctn-. THE BORN Ul!ER oppoarad u 111011 vocallat on o Clnclnnatf TV ahow Frtda,y, Mr. and Mfo. llcJbert Teananl were Debbie Paugh, Harriett and family were WMkend-1110118 . Layne, Holly Layne, Koren in Well Iburg, W, VL Frond!, VIcki~. BCII- U·ll 3tc 11_.; li· U; BY MRS, CARROLL ADAMS, JR. read by Coonie Hortman and another, "My Mind", by Eddie BffiTHDAY PARTY Sayre. tbe group ung "This 11 Mr. Nick Roush W&B honored My Father's World" and closed witll a party oo his Sial blrthda,y with the Lord's Prqer. held at the home of hia aiater, The 4-H Pledge was &tven. It Mrs. Harry Root. Those attendwas reported that there was a ing were Mr. and Mrs. Walter balance of $87.90 In tile treaaKelling, Mary Kelling, Mr . and ury. Officers Cor tbecominl'lear Mrs. Frank Kelling, all of Co- were elected as Collows: Presilumbus, Ohio, Mr. and Mn. Clur dent, Barry IIO)'neS; vi .. presiRouth, Mr. Robert Roush, Mrs. dent, Comie Hoft'mani secretary, Alma Heuon, Mr. and Mrs.Nick Janet Sl,yre; treasurer, Angela Roosh and Mra. Rool Sayre; ""'&lender, Harriett AVALANCHE CLUB ThompaOO; reporter, Diane am'Ibe Avalanche Home Demongarner; pmeleader, EAidle Sayre stratloo Club met ror an all da,y and adult leader, Mrs. Albert meeting at the home of Mra. 'Thompson, with Mrs. Dcll1ald John Smith. Devotions were led Haynes as aasistant. by Mra. Ray Thompaou. A poem Those attendlng were Harriett "'The Greatest Pest" was read 'l'hompoon, Sorey u.,nee, C<lllnle ~ Mrs. Leo 'l'hompsoo and a Hollman, Debbie llolrman, Jlfte! poem, .. [ Know something Good Sayre, Angelo Soyre, Eddie About You." by Mrs. Harry 5a)'re, Diane BllJII.gU'fter, Mn. staato. The group oang "I Need Donald IIO)'nes and Mrs. Albert Jetua." 'l'hompaon. The business meeting was ~ HOLDS WIENER ROASI' ened withtheclubpledgo, An elecThe Luther League of St. Paul tion d olllcers wao held. Elect. Lutheran Q!Urch joined with lbe ed were: Prealdent. Mrs. Harl')' Leaaue d Sl. John'• Lutheran staatai Vlce President, Mrs. u. and Sl. Paul' a Lotlleran of POnteuia- Roulh; S.c..etanr, Mro. Albert TbompBOII; Treasurer, Mrs. CONTAC'I' MAN, IUD or part POTATOES, Phone MS-:DM Leo ThOmJUIOIL • time, with specialty or intanMembera attending were Mn. Clarence Proffitt, Portland. rll>le sales background. ffigh Dooald HO)'neo, Mro. Howard 10-18-tfc rommi,.lon. f .l50 weetly Roush, Mra. Lleula Rouab, Mra. Bater Furniture. Mld~rt. John Smith, Mrl. Harl')' Sluts, guarantee if qualified. Write POODLE PU!'PIES. AKC Toy OFFERS WILL BE received at Oblo. ? D If< manager, Bot 4031, Clel'elaDcl. Mro. Albert 'l'holllPIOO, Mro. Leo miniature. f75 and up. Stud lhe office of Webster & Fultz, Ohio 44123. IH\llp 'lbomPI'"', Mra. Ray 'l'hompaOn, servire and grooming. PhOIH!I attorne)'ll, Pomeroy, Ohio, up SEWING MACHINES. repair Mro. LYle MeCOnnlck and to II a.m. on Friday, Novem992-5443. 11 , service, all makes. WY S. p&lo, llro. Orlondo wamo, For Rent ber 8, 1!1611, for the property 22M. The Fabric Shop, PomMro. Jamea Rouah, Mro. Paul FURNISHED and unlurnlsbed AKC Golden Retriever puppies, of Camilla Sayre, deceaaed, eroy. Authorized Sing.,.. SalM llandolj)b and Kimberly. .apartments. Close to JChool. 524 Alb st., Middleport. . . being lets 8 alld II, Weldono and Bervlce. We Sbarpen LETART HOMEMAKERS CLUB l'ilooo 992-5434. 111-18-tfc M4!. 6-ZHfc Add., Racine. with dwelling. SclllSOI'S. S-2t-lfe The Letart Homemakers Club Sold subjecl to 111118 taxes. All met at the home ol MrL Jamee FURNISHED APARTMENTS TWO FOOLY buoao, :1M a... offers subject to court appro- CIGARE'M'E vendlllg maeldwi Turley with tile pre~ Mra. in Middleport, All ullllliel St.. Middleport. Phone linval. 11-3-3tc and oorvice. ABC Enterprllel, Looter Roulh. vreatdiJl&. DeYopaid. Rowley lc Reed, MidH. 10-27-Htc Maaon, W. Va. Phme 'I'IS-IMS. UOiio were lod ~ Mro. R o 1 dleport, Pbune 992-2'171. "-lfc Friend. 1&-D-lfc GOOD liAV. m""tly tlmotl!y 8Dd tl67 12>60 1lffiEE bockoom INrtng the buolneu meetlr18 trailer, 8 x 20 awning, Und clover; alllO building loll. the group deddod to tour The Insurance in one year, very nice. See at 'I'IVJLER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Phollt' 992-fOIJ. ll-1-Stc Ma1<11 Furniture co._. Th01 AUTOMOBn.E i"SUflUlce bon alllO decided to oend ...... to &10 South Fourth St., MiddleCOurt, Syracuse, Ohio "" Slate .....nec11 toot )'OUt' oporat. mmberl .00 are Ill. It wa1 anport, phone 992-2012. 11..1 lllp Rt. ill, Phollt' 992-2951. MAPLE STEREO radio, 1111111 or's llceMe! Call 1!11-2981. nounced that Ule club wa• reeoa:· &-11-tfc lovely maple finish with AM I 11 Ito BEAUTIFUL WALNUT cabinet nlood at Adllovoment Dill' and a P'M rallo, 4 speakers, dual model Singer IIIIWinl IDIIChlne. blue ribbOn waa won oa their 'I'JWLER SPACE, ready to Vlllurno control. Take ov.,!11118 model, like new. ri!IICJ 1cra&*ook Member• ue l8111nR boot up, private, plflnly o1 paymenll of N per monlh .,. stllcheo. zig zags, buttonholes, n>Hwoter 8Dd sJ.ycerlne bond room for children 1o play. pay just $V2.30. Try It in your cream two for a dollar. blind hems, etc. Pay hal•home. can 11!12-3218. 11-16te Phone t-14-llc 1be door prize wa1 won by f/UO. Nothing. down, "·10 Franeea (tooeWte vlalted re· Mrs. Rl¥ Frlend. Rlfr..Junenta monthly or $6t eub. l'laM eti1I1Jo witll Mr. and Mrl Gu)' 'I'IIREE bedroom apartment 20 !NCR COAL fW118C1', $25, were 181"Yed b.>' Mra. '1\lrley to Ravenswood 27S-1811 altAir 1 Mllltr at Kenova and with Bed9' .. '""' garage on Butternut In good condition, phone lilaMra, Don Tbompaon, llro. Los••. ll~ Goodolu ot Ave. . .. ...,. 992-5127. IIH...rc son 7'13-5202. ll-3-ttp -- ~· I'OVER11:? On Display R•IMI~t R.; •• with watm lOOP l.. Sproyad ...a 1M b" corner tbenof; tbuca wttb tiM eorUI line Dl Nld aton lot north 81 dq'reel JO mlDuloe eut .a. feet to the center una of State Hllh•ar No . 3881 thanee •IonJ aald center llDa DOJ'tll a dtill'ftll eut 440 teet to tho aoutherb cor- FLATLANDS 6-9%-18 to the lntenectloll of State HIP· WI)' No. 31111 .t.lb the eantor liaa of • eounty road; lbenee alon,i dae ~!enter rd •ld eou.ntJt road MUth fut te tiM IOUtbWU1 eGI'DH of tbe aWn lot; tbeaea wllb tile wei\ ·Sl'5TEOl {GIITI<l'lllll; AN' PUT HIM PLUMB OUT OF BtZNESS EIPEIIIIICEt EYINRUDE 69's Art Here J'Oid IIOl'UI Ill defi'OU .. wat D tNt to a poiD~ tbene. tou.tll t-o5 feet to a eorner at U111 liDe of ..,... Rofdl tbeuce North at deiH.. 1tut 1J74 teet to tba eeater ol ltlt.e IDA· w~ No. • • tblenee wiUII ua. meanhn ol Hid hiiiiWQ' North l de.(Jft !lot '708 het, North • de.,_ eut 210 teet &lid N011b a d11re11 30 lllillutel out liD Met so mmutet OFF !NTH' MAl~ t'OIIDI.f de~ EJ.<al11CA~ FROM ARKV'S PLACE -ne IDUiu.tel 88 Cfro,VIIIG -Dlllll IWJ6F-~ .,.i;;i ~It: AIR CONDmONTNG RelrlgeraUon service. Jack's Refrlg. Several kinds. Ideal for I 992-2181 W. <;orsey, Weat 1:158 t•t to tb.a eentor at • I:IIWib" read; tb.en~:e aloq tbe f:or Sale For Rent Card Of Tunks M Joe~ Real Estate For Sale I WOUI.D like to thank every· one for all the prayers, all lr POMEROY No. lf.lll NonCI IY PUILICATION LAN'I'Y UJ'J'Z and CLAUDIAN It In'S, wllOM place~ or re~td-.oe .,. unkllcnm, wtU taU MUce on tbe 2401 dQ' ot lvae, 111ft, till IUtdor· ~lflled nletl ltl PtiUUon, 8D4 two SIIPPIImen\al PeUUolll, qii.DM. 71ltl In Ule Co-on Plolu Colin Gil X.S.. Cwaty Olllo. pnJiDI for #Ud~~Mat JIIU. In U. amount of 17A11.• IMI. wiUI. IDW.t. I:DII tile addltlolull tllllla of 1111.00 aJI4 • . •o, WUil hl· te.._t., aDd fur a loreelolun of Mort(-.. Gl tbe IGUo'llfllll dMC!rtllld Jeal pru..rtJ. aDd oU..r reaw. to- COMtN' BACK HOME TO ROOST. SNUff'{ Serv~ices Business ... LOUII M. CHRIITIAN. IT AL., DefMd•• 975 feet; tbem:11 SOUth 1 I:JO o.m. to 12:00 Noon SMurde~y I ' I Big Trad.:.ln Allowance !o!lddleport. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 •'• · to 5,00 •·"'· Dolly ,, SIEGLER and TROPIC·AIRE Heaters OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO BLIND ADS IYtlitl-1 :13c Chor . . per Advor· ,j: Pomeroy Motor Co~ $avo Howl lnatall Howl ~PLETE LIHE IN TMI COMMON PLIAI COUaT Ml.ll CG:UNTY, OHIO Tlla JIIDILU LAND lANK OP. t OUII't'K.LI, PIIIIIIIH. HE DID- - BUT THEY SUILT A SUPER· DUPER HIGIIWAV THREE Ml~ X THOUGHT HE , •.• j!. <', Tlo< liiOH CUilTAIW IS C'lfA..TING A. 51JR. 6000oooo .,.., __ · - ·' '"'"" -- ..__ ~ �' ,. A"LITILE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Brin·g Top Grade Results ·, BARNl"Y , HAD HIM A' THRIVIN' fllliN' STffi"ION M'l 80V ARI<V IS WANT AD INFC:RMA TION DEADLINES 5 II·"'· Doy Bof•• P!lbliutlon 2 SIGNS ,.,..,.,., O.odiiN 9 '·"'· , Cotteollotlono & Cw,.cti.nt Will 1M occo,reG uNil 9 •·•· f.,. OP QUALm Dor of PullllooUo/1 REGULATION$ Th. Publloi'M~r roaorvoo lhe r!lht to odlt or .. joel any ado ~~o ~d ob• j.ctlonoblo. n •• publit~or.wlll not: bo ruponolblo lor moro thon one 1967 PONTIAC LEMANS ...•..•..••..••• , IJ219S . H. T. Cpe. Beautllul gold ftnloh with black vinyl lqJ, 326 .. Incorrect Intortion. II AlES 5 COli" P'' Wwd ,,. ln .. rtloll I 1""'- CNr .. 7.Sc J 12 conto per word throo co,..OCII· tl•o iltterliono. "CO!tfl ..... Werd lh CORIICufi•o ""'"''.... ' 25 ptr co"' Oiocoul'lt on ,.id odt M4 odt ,,;,.within I() d1y1 CARD Of THANK'S & OBITUARY $1 .50 fOt .50 wonl mi11i~111 . Ea. cu. ln. V8 engine with 3 speed trans. Console bucket seats, vinyl interior. Only 23,000 milea by locall owner. Rldlo, good white wall tires, showroom clean. 67 PONTIAC FIREIDRD H. T. CPE. . . . . , , . , , , $2$95 Four on the Door, 400 8 cyl., LeMIIns, blue nnlsh, custom striping, blue vinyl int.,, with bucket seats~ stereo P. B. radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. Like new tst tint-.,... oa1,. W.W. tires. Pomeroy Motor Co. ..dnio... l - d 2c . ,, _,.. the cards and letters receiv: ed during my illness and my appreciation for all the visits. Your kindness wUJ ne- ver be forgotten. MRS. LETHA WOOD 11-3-llc "' · ''' IN LOVING memOIJi of my dear husband, Dun A. Rice who passed away Nov. 4, 1966. Thousand thoughts often bring a tiny tear Thoughts go back to scenes long past. . Time rolls on but memories last. Wile, Lorena. 11·14-Up Notice ~ILL DO sewmg in my home lor Chnstmas. Carolyn Lewis. Phone 992·22'71. Il·l·l21c WILL DO ,.wing at home pockeL•. idppen1, hemming, pegging. alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tlc '!lACK HOE and Dozer Service, por:d. basement, water line, s•ptic tank, R. W. an.!ery, Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-17-'lte ... VACANCY for two elderly people. Prefer private paid pa· tients. Phone Mason, ~135. 10-8-tfe REVIVAL, startin~ Nov. 3, Church of Go<!. Chester, Ohio. Sinflng Evangelist Juanita Scoll of Ashland, Ky .. ..-eachin~ each ewning, 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. I~I~ BEAUTIFUL all new electric STEREO RADIO console, 'speed intermixed changer, dllS-room apartment located in al volume control, • speaker Pomeroy. Electric healing, sound system, lovely WBinut fl. table top range, wall oven. nish. Take over payments of See to appreciate. Phone for IS per month, or balan<e, appointment. 992-52'11. 10-n-tf 181.14. Call 992-3218. 11-l.atc F'!RST FLOOR apa-ent. Very nice for two people Or two CIUHUAHUA puppies, Call Ms. 2848. I0-2&-6tc people with small chll<l. Pbone 992·326'1. 1t-2S-12te STEREO RADIO combination, repossessro; beautiful cabiFOUR ROOM HOUSE and bath, net, like new. Balance due ~rnturnlshed, 1650 Lincoln $99. or make pay!llents of Heights. Phone 992-38'74. IS. B per month. Phone 119210.29-tfc 2836. 10.29-<ltc TWO FIJ'Ili'IISHED sleeping morns; private kilchen, pri- 1!1611 ZIG ZAG portable sewing machine. slightly usro. Does vate bath. private entrance, everything wilhout attachutilities lumlshed; I> mne ments . In good condition; from town of Pomeroy, BO> $5.98 per month or lull price 281>, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Mro. of $51.80. For free home demEleanor Bales. Phone 992onstration call 992-2836. 70'75 . I0.2Uic 10.-c SMALL FURl'I!SHED hooae In WORK CAR, 1949 Desoto. Middleport. Phone 99U262. George Hill, Racine . Phone 111-29-tfc 10.2Utc 94!1-1381. FOUR ROOM house, Laurel St., Pomeroy, newly renovat· SPINET P!AIIO: Wanted. responsible party to take over 1~1-tlc eel. Call 992-5293. low monthly paymer.ts on apinf't piano. Can be! seen lo!DEAL FOR couple, furnished cally. Write Credit Manager, cottngo, three rooms and P. 0. Box 276, Shelbyvllle, bati1 In Syracuse. Cl""e to Indiana. I0-31-12tp s1ore by main hi«f!way. Prl· vate drive. Tom Chapman, Phone 992-51&2. Il-I-a< TRAPPERS SUPPLIES. Wire fur stretchers $US per dol. Blake and Lamb steel traps, FOUR ROOM!! and balh In $5.75 per doz. Killer tra(lll $1! Hartford. can 8ft-2m an.r per doz. Lures, knives, name 6 p.m. ll-1-Stc lags. Maran Fur House. 0. 0. Wright and sons. N. Brown 'liCE CLEAN ROOMS, reasonSt., Mason, W. Va. Phone able rate, gas furnace heat, 773-5296. 1!-3-3tc phone 192-!91111. 11-3-Up --- THREE ROOM furnished apart. men~ bath, utilities paid, Phone - · 11-3-tfc For Sale 'IVJLL DO BABYSJTI'ING evenHAY AND STRAW. CaD tnings and weekends, Phone G2'/. lO.D-12tp 992·5957. 11-3-121c THE 7-11 CAFE now open for TWO coal stollerl witb oontrols, Arnold Brothers, Pobusiness. all legal beverages. FCJrJDel' Home Restaurant in meroy, """"" 992-~. 10.13-tfc Middleport. 11-3-&tp Wanted ANTIQUES. furniture, dlshel, miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 8011 W. Main Sl., Pomeroy. 1-25-tle life-Like Vinyl FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS 99c to $2.49 LADY RIDER to East C<w1 Florida. Share elpenleS, leav- ing Nov . 7. Phollt' 1192-531V. 11-~c Male Help Wanted o Mgr. ForS.Ie !IIX ROVM HOUSE, bath, fen. cod in yard, 599 South Second, see Roy Prlddy. ll..!-3tp gifts. Buy now for the Christmas season. lryantsll4get Shop Next To Stiffler • Stor• 101 W. Main Pom~~ror Cotwnbla '!'oaabi.P Kelp Count)', Ohio, boWidld ;;"A dalcrl.bed. u IGUowa: Plft of Seett011 31, ToWialbllo I, Rarl(e 15, beJIMIDI at a polllt l'JJI feet wat ol tha Nortbaut eomar Beblr 1A or 1ald Section 3lo tlw!~~ee W..t datree O'IIIUEN & CROW REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - I story frame, 6 rooms, bath, utillty room. 3 lots lor a total of IIIOxl80, oul of all floods . A BUY $5,1100.00 "OMEROY - I story frame, 4 rooms, bath. baoemenl, out ol Hoods. $1,950.00. TUPPERS PLAINS - 24 acreo, new skiing, chimneys, paneling. nice sink etc .. barn and a couple of other sheds . JUST $!,400.00. W.,NT TO SELL? WE liA VE BUYERS AND NEED JJOUS. ES, SEE US AT ONCE. HF.NRY CLELAND om.., - IIB-Z!51 11... - - 11-3-!tc HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. HOBS'I'E II ER, BROKER BRADBURY - 5 room frame home, enclosed front porch, nice block garage. 1 acre . $500.00 down, $46.00 a month. SYRACUSE - One Door 8 room•. 3 bedrooms. bath, wall furnace. level to~. Sfl500.00. .v.JDDLEPORT BUSINESs Be your own buss. All equip. men!, and building. $20.1100.110 HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES Ill am SYRACUSE 11-3-llc n~~r ol the Ianda al Bella Ill)- Law· eod•ro tlwnce .Ilene Mid La.... cllr'• line north sa dqreaa - 1000 feet and aortb lit da,..... nUnut" weal 51'1 fftt to tM pJ.M of bellnnlnl, eofttalnJnl lOU ..,.. a rea. mon or JH8. Abo part of Seetk>A SS, ,.OWJI. 'hlP 11. Ranp 11, bllflmdJll at a polnt 1318 '"' wat Qf tba toatla· ealt corner of tald aec:Uon &1; then" north I 4eanu 1INid 1a11 feet: tllenco welt. lBI iiHI tbeDee lOUth I d . .Nit - t 1210 '"'' to tbe 1outll 1tne Dl _.4 Saclloll 31: thence eut alODI tile •114 Huth ll.ne 13110 teet to tba plaea ol belfnnlq. conbllldnl 3I.J aehll. lllOnl or 1-. Contalnl..: 111 aU 138.11 acn., or ,._, but IUbllet to aD le1al llJIIIwan. ezeapUn1 there. from lbat earilln vein of c:oaJ, l• eally and nrloulb bDWD. u Ntua· ber t, Clarion or UmelloM CUI, tolether with tile rlthl to mlM and R!Dlove aama u ao5d bl died II'IMe reeordad In Deed Booll tit, p_,. a. of tbe Dead Reearda ef Jh1p ConnQ-, Ofato. Ynu are raqulred to ,...,.... tile utd htltlon b,.- tile lnd dU of De· cember, 18118, or 1U4Im11DI 117 default wW M Nndered aplut JOG. TMI P.OIRAL LAND lANK ,......... OP LOUtiVILU, Cre¥1', c:nw a Porl'llr. AtbrMya fOf' Pl-'llfiH W 'J: It 14: tO It: 11 It Jt lie a, 11 4 New Haven BusineH Services IIADIO & TV REPAIR and 811· teonas installed. Jobn HarTl· soo, Phone 991-2522. 11-3 :101<: Dl'I'CH DIGGING, water Unes, leech beds, Paul Anderson, Mason, W. Va. Phone '17357ll8. ltJ.t.3111p 1950 CHEVROLET station wagon, good run11lng condition & DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher tires. Allen Eichinger. Mul- and truck service. sepUc berry Hts., phone 992-2773. tanks, water lines, baoements, 11-3-3lp also topooll. Henry Bahr, phone or Roger Bahr, SUPER stuff, sure nul. That'o phone - . - . IG-~ Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Rent electric C. C. BRADFORD ahampooer ll. Baker FumlAUCTIONEER tiD'e. 11-Utc Complete Senolee RATS, mice gone forewr, 'Get Star', 211 lb $1.61. Supr Run MiU, Ebenbach's lfdwe.,' "' PIS.DI, Mason. U-4«p line ~ aald aton lot nortll U, d• ltea .,.,, J50 feel to t.be aortber- l'hoDe NNI!1 J\oclne, Oldt Crill Bradford S I tfc ONE 23 INCH black and white eration, New Haven. bone Searo Silvertone 1V in good 812-21179. 4 I tfe condition, $1110, phone Chesler !I!IS-41B. 11·3 6tp READY • MIX roncrete delivered right to your project. ENCYCI..()PEDIA Brittanlca. Fast and oaoy. Free esti24 volumes plus l2 y e a r mates. Phone 992-328( Goegbooks including 111118, price leln Ready • Mlx Ca., Middle$1110. AlllO 19 volume World port, Ohio. 8 so If< Book Encyclopedia, $I5, good <Oildition, ,.. or call Pomeroy BUDGET PIUCE lurnlture 011 Public .Uhrary. 11-s.:Jic our third floor budget shop. Social Events -- Jn HIPE"A""Y, IIOI>IIl'5 • CAV6Rf.J .., ....... Senkt U'L ABNER 115Soon To Arrive u car and than a hlvh prauura rlnea of 1oft water to mo~• ear ,hiM 3. Ananclont on duty SchiWarzel •rlae HockiiiiPOrt, Ohio. Phone 667-3370 M;f" - ·: •·• - • • • • 11 to 6 Sat.···-·-···- Sun. • • • • • • • • • to EF AH ~lAD MAf1 DRUTHER5,AH DRUTHE.R "«)'CAUGHT TIN"-1.'.'TKEN AH'D START OFF WI F A FINE MESS O'GR.AN'-011L L U~ -- From the Larpat True\ or llullmar Radiator To Tho Smellni Heolfi Care. ILAEfTNARS ljXPBn' Wheel Alignment -GUARAHI'E!D- • Free Estimates · PHONE 992-2094 • Quality Concrete delll. Mrl. ~~oy Cl(lehariOiiiiea~-· morelllld, reliiJpod u district treaaurer, •• obetomovlnll!nrm the alate. !tro. R. A. Bromllt' wu eloclad ' to l1l1 the olllce. Tbe luncheotl wu held llt the lllihland Molhedlot Clllrcb. Tho • Certified Stran&tlt -a<er for ·the a1lemoon wu Mr. WIUto COok, 111 emplo,yee ot 5~55 1Po1mer,oy Home & Au'iol ... Jll. MilD l'lllllo1'0J. • DeiiV81J • Quick S•vlce • Flnlshint AJ'POINTMANT C... No. IO.olll li.t1t. .. Rutll I. lt1rtwy, Dill Mil NIIV.c. 11 lleNbJ' liYU that; a.u. NOTICI OP or Jaaa BfuoWI&rt, of Be:r. It, Alo bllb)', oauo. bu beeD dub appotDtttd. AdnWtJIU't,trt:r. oi u.. ~'ida&~ or auu. L. 8krlw1, deeeaMif, 111'- of lleJp . Count,, Oblo. L:roellton an nqulrod to dae1r dalma wl\b .-1d. ftdueiarJ' wUIIID ruur moa.t.IUI. • Sand & illave1 I)IAL '9!iz-m4 •u. Dated uw a1 d&)' GJ octobar, 1111. .IOIIN C. IACOH GOEilLEIN GRAVEL Adl•• ,,.... ...,... ., ..... COIIInt¥' ll.f1 U·ll.l 11·11 ate 4Ift PAGE NOTICI . . . . . . . . , ••_ . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO c ... No. to.- -1--~~~~---''--~~-..J lltlh of I. C. lryaft, D II '"' Notte. is llereb)' lh'ea &Ut LwiM eroy for a wiener rcaat and savliTpu of Mlddleport, OIUo, b.- boo e,.er hunt at the homeofMr,and dub' appolllt.ed .td..miiiJIILneril of: t11o Eatata of s. c. &rnn denuad. lN Mra. 1borne near Flve Polntl, ot Ktddllport, Kelp COWllJ. Qldo, Olllo. MemberaandgueotaattendCredUon 1ft nqu.lnd W fill tbdt clai!U -.1\h ul4 ftdllc:lai'J' wttbiD lng from St. Paul In New na..a 1our monU... ..... DatN tbM Jbt daY oJ OeWbU .IONN C. lACON ACtlnt ,,...._ ........ ., ..... c..ntr nle Joneo, Linda lloulh, MoriDD Woodrum, Bed9' Paugh, K e 1 I b ter Roush, Mrs. Lewis 8a7re, Sllre, Bruce Adami, Brian Rul· Mrs. Curtla IMJ~ Mra. R ay aell, David Rusoell, 'I'IJrun¥ ObFriend, Mrs. Roy Friend, Mra. Unpr, Mike Atlte;y, Mrs Donald James TUrley and Mra. Clydt ~prmer. Mr. and Mrs. WU· GerlaCh, Jr. · IIam Ruaoell. ATTEND d!NVENTION VERNON 81'AR DU81'ERS Mra. »..pne Beoter,prealdenl The Vernon Star Duaten f·H Club met at the horne of Harriett Thompaoo with the Yic:e prelident~ Mias Angela 8ayre, preaid· lng. Devotl.one were led by Barry Ha,ynes. A poem, .. Home,., wu E!EAUTIFIJl.! ~EUJtJ(); GOT" "2.1 Wl~"t OFF- VCIJR 6E" ST TIME I Woman'• Place." PERSONALS Mr. Earl Hawldna of - J - vUie, w. va., .... apea~oer at tbo r..,rariDOI'Illnl worohiDoervlcO at Sl. Paul l..utheraD ChUrch In Now na..a. Mr. Hawldna Ia ia empio,yH <( Wheeling Eloetrtt CoU1J>11111 and 11 a ]IJmon member ot Meallal! Lutheroa Church tn MOundllVIlle. Mra. llawldna aDd chUclrea aecompanlad blm He <Sounded THIS 1 OH, 'TI-llS IS MY LICENSe TO 11-\ROYJ SNOWBN.LS I ' bare. r ~e thi~ .;eems to time' 40u're doinq ~ome 40u ,;houldn't' _../. /> Of course~ Can't imaqine what the old bird i> talkinq about' .... Mrl. Harl')' Layne. Mr. Layne James N.1Rouab and 1011, Jeff, were ~ill the JDCIImtetna ol. .lNII,MM, .... TJoi. .... U.S.M.Oif. 11•4 Well Vlrt!lnla jaat - · 11r. and' Ml'a. Harl'l' 1loiiinsD vacationed rettirtiJo at 'IOiodo, 0 ., and Domdee, Mich. ·, ,.,..._ -~• 'llFietDD o1 Golllpotta wao a 111011 ClC w- I '5CIRTA FEEl LIKE TilE KID IM TIE ~ TALE WHO 8ARGEO INT/1 1~ Tf!REE BEAI<S'I-CIUSE ~ND TOOK OVER! Mra Gr-y Holllnan. '!')' Roulh, - <( llr. ud Mrl. ~ New Haven Woman'• Club, GU")' lloulh, wao a aurllcal paMra. WOllam Ruosell, Dlotrld tient at Holzer Medical c-. Secretary, and Mrs. R. G. Greene laatweek. attended the 33rd amual COII'IODMrs. Nora Tr(IJp wu a pollent tlon ot Soothweotern Dtatrtct d at Holzer Madlcal Center. W, Va. Federation t:l Woman'a Mr. aM Mrs. Otto Grimm Yll· Clubs held at Highland Btptlot !tad her stotar, lllrl. c. H. HomChurch In llrntlngton with !be Gll)'andoUe Woman'o Club ao er at Can!lll, 0., lut week. '1'110)' aeoom_ponlod Mr. and llro. Rayhostess. The oooventlon opened with a mond Layne on the trtp coffee boor and an executln board meeting from 9 "to 10 a. m., wltll the CanvenUm balln· nJng lmmedlale1y !ollowlni. Among the opeaken or tbe diJ were the w. va. State Prelldent, Mn. Georj8 llo)'IDWI of GaoowOJ, the Drat viee proaldent, Mro. William Rosa, WheelIng, Alao -.lin!! were llafe trea111rer, Mrs. Darw1n Harrell d llla!Ungtoa, slate chalrDIIR of a4vortlsln&, !ln. George Humphrey of Hortttnaton and chairman d budget and lllwlce, Mro. R. H. Colvin, t.opn. Duina the bu-s 100aloa a nomlnallnl- wu elected with Mro. J. H. FariO)', a member of the PL Plea11Dt Woman'• Club, belnl! on the commlllee. '1'110)' preoentad Kro. ltlmpllrey wltll a &1ft. two ptecea CIC, Iiom-te lugpp, for all the ...... duUea ahe hid perfDnnod dur" iDg her two years at alate prell- Mr. and Mrl. n-o Grln- . IT CAPTURE'S THE SOUND 1\S otead viatted llr. and Mro. Clyde Hlee and family at BooMrillo, IT A.CTI.JALLY OCCURS! Ind. ...... Vtl, 2 clr. hlnlttrp. A croom pulL Power oteor- aw.. tnno. LowmUoop. Pontiac - • ~ • $2,995 ILeMana VI tclr, hardtop. Llka Cll' lllllde and out. l'<lpoo P..,er-- buekei-L -.uctrana. UStanl • • • • $1,895 Faat ·Baek 2 c1r, hlrdlqJ. clMn lociol - ownar 4 oql. ahlll. DAILY CROSSWORD ACIIOS8 1. Hotel 11 . Forearm bono 12. Lewb • Olympic tame eharp• 6. CaaUieor laurldry 10. Slur O\'er 8LAEnNARS · '<te.Jeueot 13. PI~ or conduit 14 . Lie on one'a 1:). Confound 16. One hun· dred sq. tlon 110\VN 1. Profoundly 20. PUt· respec:ttul 2. Tu·em 22. StitCh· 6. Crest. 29. MeiB and nacle bird apeclalUes 3. Beauty ahOp 23. Pro\·endtr offerings ln the 4. McMaboft tropics w...t.. nla,··· ... a..·er and 24. Emmyand Stdllvan 36. Unbend OKar 5. \\'in4 37. JniU&· 26.Gtnulnr dJrtCUon pertonnen~ Nor.\~J'i&n first ..aid 30. Printer.' mea sum salnl ft. Indigo plant 31. Gridiron man: abbr. I . Giasll 34. Made the 12. Expunce~ i. mfler• · 17. Tonlltll'l' · 19. Bracert :n . World power or 13. Bru11fc:k 25. Son Stth . 21. come In JJtDdM®/J.aJ ......,.,.-.~ ,_ l5.Cheat 18. Ex· clama· alrbh" lhlrd 28. M'1rt on t~ picket Une 32. A.[.D.'s uon 38. Dec1Me 40. Lattr 42. An:her'l devtce 44 . Butlneu. abbre\1a· tlon Unscramble these foor Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. SHIWK Either'• partner 36. PoUUeat CWSIA [] ' - . . QCCHIDry . V" '"'i I 'i'WIONAI. CI\T WEEK" Now amonae the circled lett<n to form the 1urprlte &n~wer. u • ........... ,.. """~ full ad tt. Hone)"bets' houlil\l t' mam d I&M ..... 42. &omelhinf tor u'e office '3.1e" beA\'U . 43. Solar ditk u.Vrtneh llllnd.c:J.pe ZLOTZY, A ZCSJB {!R\'.-,~r,~·~irrut • NfW' ~ORY 'Ji:OM ~HINP' A Cr,rplopam Quatattoa pq.ll\lt!'f ...d..:i\1 ~ III...,UO"ISil\1; ~ l*' I'UIM\ '11<!11 ~'1M ·no~ l'l'lll.ll ' •~ltll•tifl111.11.,...tl .\~lN Wl'll(THI\ 1\I~~"~~ <U.Jtrclf. o\Nit'UII\ \!'; rl ·.I\S.\'Ilfl!!!· \1 . f'oii·~WIII'.\ ...:JI. ,\io\11\IUbtiSI: ' :ltv.l.'tifl\'11.11. 'I , i _ tJ 1\-IIS IS" I•""""' CYCU . .I:U IOtiNn THIOAT Y~rd•'. "" U . Ultd to, be 4:11\l. (;' .•. ~· .'L .... ' (Aalwen tomorrow) lea neb '~ ! Y" propapnda 39. M'arfcULn'• lo KFEP'EMTHIS CLEAN AND YA STA'I UP CICERO! ~;;·;=.~b,~~:;;;~;:h.;:.LJ~~~unet.ted by the aboYe cartoon. I ""..:.-:.- I [ X I I I )FROM THE ( I I ] ~. .t YER A GOOD LI'L CLUCK I'ER I [) [] I II pl'tdecUIOl" . · ~. . BUN~'Y I PESTA.C] 33. Freneh city FOR THE KIND.OF JQB .. YOU WANT. GET 'I'Hf) EDUCATION YOU NEED. BUGS MlNDIN 1 ME AN 1 NOT WR.ITiNI ()t,j 'o'ER 8ED~OOM WA~LS, HSA MV~ J S PI B P B A J K 0 NCBM I< H"'l Y F T qCZASXPW . J. - S P, J 0 H S J YF 'QWFTI . ' .1 • ~ Y,• ...,.'• UnptefiHte: THE' O'SUY BEA'ST IS :THt PLAZA nE TOR05 [~ THE CR0\\'0. · \"lXCt:~"'Tf, BLASCO .J~A~ EZ · ._ir' ;.., c. -~e· · ~ ' 11 '·' orettL) .;.eriou£ Pert was just in, Mr. and Mrs. JohD Layne ot OWenoboro, II¥ .• Ylslt.d ..... lba weekend witll hlo porenll, Mr. oar.:~ • lUO$ tllo CloO and B'O Ballrood In 111m~ m1 tcpic wu ..A * ctn-. THE BORN Ul!ER oppoarad u 111011 vocallat on o Clnclnnatf TV ahow Frtda,y, Mr. and Mfo. llcJbert Teananl were Debbie Paugh, Harriett and family were WMkend-1110118 . Layne, Holly Layne, Koren in Well Iburg, W, VL Frond!, VIcki~. BCII- U·ll 3tc 11_.; li· U; BY MRS, CARROLL ADAMS, JR. read by Coonie Hortman and another, "My Mind", by Eddie BffiTHDAY PARTY Sayre. tbe group ung "This 11 Mr. Nick Roush W&B honored My Father's World" and closed witll a party oo his Sial blrthda,y with the Lord's Prqer. held at the home of hia aiater, The 4-H Pledge was &tven. It Mrs. Harry Root. Those attendwas reported that there was a ing were Mr. and Mrs. Walter balance of $87.90 In tile treaaKelling, Mary Kelling, Mr . and ury. Officers Cor tbecominl'lear Mrs. Frank Kelling, all of Co- were elected as Collows: Presilumbus, Ohio, Mr. and Mn. Clur dent, Barry IIO)'neS; vi .. presiRouth, Mr. Robert Roush, Mrs. dent, Comie Hoft'mani secretary, Alma Heuon, Mr. and Mrs.Nick Janet Sl,yre; treasurer, Angela Roosh and Mra. Rool Sayre; ""'&lender, Harriett AVALANCHE CLUB ThompaOO; reporter, Diane am'Ibe Avalanche Home Demongarner; pmeleader, EAidle Sayre stratloo Club met ror an all da,y and adult leader, Mrs. Albert meeting at the home of Mra. 'Thompson, with Mrs. Dcll1ald John Smith. Devotions were led Haynes as aasistant. by Mra. Ray Thompaou. A poem Those attendlng were Harriett "'The Greatest Pest" was read 'l'hompoon, Sorey u.,nee, C<lllnle ~ Mrs. Leo 'l'hompsoo and a Hollman, Debbie llolrman, Jlfte! poem, .. [ Know something Good Sayre, Angelo Soyre, Eddie About You." by Mrs. Harry 5a)'re, Diane BllJII.gU'fter, Mn. staato. The group oang "I Need Donald IIO)'nes and Mrs. Albert Jetua." 'l'hompaon. The business meeting was ~ HOLDS WIENER ROASI' ened withtheclubpledgo, An elecThe Luther League of St. Paul tion d olllcers wao held. Elect. Lutheran Q!Urch joined with lbe ed were: Prealdent. Mrs. Harl')' Leaaue d Sl. John'• Lutheran staatai Vlce President, Mrs. u. and Sl. Paul' a Lotlleran of POnteuia- Roulh; S.c..etanr, Mro. Albert TbompBOII; Treasurer, Mrs. CONTAC'I' MAN, IUD or part POTATOES, Phone MS-:DM Leo ThOmJUIOIL • time, with specialty or intanMembera attending were Mn. Clarence Proffitt, Portland. rll>le sales background. ffigh Dooald HO)'neo, Mro. Howard 10-18-tfc rommi,.lon. f .l50 weetly Roush, Mra. Lleula Rouab, Mra. Bater Furniture. Mld~rt. John Smith, Mrl. Harl')' Sluts, guarantee if qualified. Write POODLE PU!'PIES. AKC Toy OFFERS WILL BE received at Oblo. ? D If< manager, Bot 4031, Clel'elaDcl. Mro. Albert 'l'holllPIOO, Mro. Leo miniature. f75 and up. Stud lhe office of Webster & Fultz, Ohio 44123. IH\llp 'lbomPI'"', Mra. Ray 'l'hompaOn, servire and grooming. PhOIH!I attorne)'ll, Pomeroy, Ohio, up SEWING MACHINES. repair Mro. LYle MeCOnnlck and to II a.m. on Friday, Novem992-5443. 11 , service, all makes. WY S. p&lo, llro. Orlondo wamo, For Rent ber 8, 1!1611, for the property 22M. The Fabric Shop, PomMro. Jamea Rouah, Mro. Paul FURNISHED and unlurnlsbed AKC Golden Retriever puppies, of Camilla Sayre, deceaaed, eroy. Authorized Sing.,.. SalM llandolj)b and Kimberly. .apartments. Close to JChool. 524 Alb st., Middleport. . . being lets 8 alld II, Weldono and Bervlce. We Sbarpen LETART HOMEMAKERS CLUB l'ilooo 992-5434. 111-18-tfc M4!. 6-ZHfc Add., Racine. with dwelling. SclllSOI'S. S-2t-lfe The Letart Homemakers Club Sold subjecl to 111118 taxes. All met at the home ol MrL Jamee FURNISHED APARTMENTS TWO FOOLY buoao, :1M a... offers subject to court appro- CIGARE'M'E vendlllg maeldwi Turley with tile pre~ Mra. in Middleport, All ullllliel St.. Middleport. Phone linval. 11-3-3tc and oorvice. ABC Enterprllel, Looter Roulh. vreatdiJl&. DeYopaid. Rowley lc Reed, MidH. 10-27-Htc Maaon, W. Va. Phme 'I'IS-IMS. UOiio were lod ~ Mro. R o 1 dleport, Pbune 992-2'171. "-lfc Friend. 1&-D-lfc GOOD liAV. m""tly tlmotl!y 8Dd tl67 12>60 1lffiEE bockoom INrtng the buolneu meetlr18 trailer, 8 x 20 awning, Und clover; alllO building loll. the group deddod to tour The Insurance in one year, very nice. See at 'I'IVJLER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Phollt' 992-fOIJ. ll-1-Stc Ma1<11 Furniture co._. Th01 AUTOMOBn.E i"SUflUlce bon alllO decided to oend ...... to &10 South Fourth St., MiddleCOurt, Syracuse, Ohio "" Slate .....nec11 toot )'OUt' oporat. mmberl .00 are Ill. It wa1 anport, phone 992-2012. 11..1 lllp Rt. ill, Phollt' 992-2951. MAPLE STEREO radio, 1111111 or's llceMe! Call 1!11-2981. nounced that Ule club wa• reeoa:· &-11-tfc lovely maple finish with AM I 11 Ito BEAUTIFUL WALNUT cabinet nlood at Adllovoment Dill' and a P'M rallo, 4 speakers, dual model Singer IIIIWinl IDIIChlne. blue ribbOn waa won oa their 'I'JWLER SPACE, ready to Vlllurno control. Take ov.,!11118 model, like new. ri!IICJ 1cra&*ook Member• ue l8111nR boot up, private, plflnly o1 paymenll of N per monlh .,. stllcheo. zig zags, buttonholes, n>Hwoter 8Dd sJ.ycerlne bond room for children 1o play. pay just $V2.30. Try It in your cream two for a dollar. blind hems, etc. Pay hal•home. can 11!12-3218. 11-16te Phone t-14-llc 1be door prize wa1 won by f/UO. Nothing. down, "·10 Franeea (tooeWte vlalted re· Mrs. Rl¥ Frlend. Rlfr..Junenta monthly or $6t eub. l'laM eti1I1Jo witll Mr. and Mrl Gu)' 'I'IIREE bedroom apartment 20 !NCR COAL fW118C1', $25, were 181"Yed b.>' Mra. '1\lrley to Ravenswood 27S-1811 altAir 1 Mllltr at Kenova and with Bed9' .. '""' garage on Butternut In good condition, phone lilaMra, Don Tbompaon, llro. Los••. ll~ Goodolu ot Ave. . .. ...,. 992-5127. IIH...rc son 7'13-5202. ll-3-ttp -- ~· I'OVER11:? On Display R•IMI~t R.; •• with watm lOOP l.. Sproyad ...a 1M b" corner tbenof; tbuca wttb tiM eorUI line Dl Nld aton lot north 81 dq'reel JO mlDuloe eut .a. feet to the center una of State Hllh•ar No . 3881 thanee •IonJ aald center llDa DOJ'tll a dtill'ftll eut 440 teet to tho aoutherb cor- FLATLANDS 6-9%-18 to the lntenectloll of State HIP· WI)' No. 31111 .t.lb the eantor liaa of • eounty road; lbenee alon,i dae ~!enter rd •ld eou.ntJt road MUth fut te tiM IOUtbWU1 eGI'DH of tbe aWn lot; tbeaea wllb tile wei\ ·Sl'5TEOl {GIITI<l'lllll; AN' PUT HIM PLUMB OUT OF BtZNESS EIPEIIIIICEt EYINRUDE 69's Art Here J'Oid IIOl'UI Ill defi'OU .. wat D tNt to a poiD~ tbene. tou.tll t-o5 feet to a eorner at U111 liDe of ..,... Rofdl tbeuce North at deiH.. 1tut 1J74 teet to tba eeater ol ltlt.e IDA· w~ No. • • tblenee wiUII ua. meanhn ol Hid hiiiiWQ' North l de.(Jft !lot '708 het, North • de.,_ eut 210 teet &lid N011b a d11re11 30 lllillutel out liD Met so mmutet OFF !NTH' MAl~ t'OIIDI.f de~ EJ.<al11CA~ FROM ARKV'S PLACE -ne IDUiu.tel 88 Cfro,VIIIG -Dlllll IWJ6F-~ .,.i;;i ~It: AIR CONDmONTNG RelrlgeraUon service. Jack's Refrlg. Several kinds. Ideal for I 992-2181 W. <;orsey, Weat 1:158 t•t to tb.a eentor at • I:IIWib" read; tb.en~:e aloq tbe f:or Sale For Rent Card Of Tunks M Joe~ Real Estate For Sale I WOUI.D like to thank every· one for all the prayers, all lr POMEROY No. lf.lll NonCI IY PUILICATION LAN'I'Y UJ'J'Z and CLAUDIAN It In'S, wllOM place~ or re~td-.oe .,. unkllcnm, wtU taU MUce on tbe 2401 dQ' ot lvae, 111ft, till IUtdor· ~lflled nletl ltl PtiUUon, 8D4 two SIIPPIImen\al PeUUolll, qii.DM. 71ltl In Ule Co-on Plolu Colin Gil X.S.. Cwaty Olllo. pnJiDI for #Ud~~Mat JIIU. In U. amount of 17A11.• IMI. wiUI. IDW.t. I:DII tile addltlolull tllllla of 1111.00 aJI4 • . •o, WUil hl· te.._t., aDd fur a loreelolun of Mort(-.. Gl tbe IGUo'llfllll dMC!rtllld Jeal pru..rtJ. aDd oU..r reaw. to- COMtN' BACK HOME TO ROOST. SNUff'{ Serv~ices Business ... LOUII M. CHRIITIAN. IT AL., DefMd•• 975 feet; tbem:11 SOUth 1 I:JO o.m. to 12:00 Noon SMurde~y I ' I Big Trad.:.ln Allowance !o!lddleport. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 •'• · to 5,00 •·"'· Dolly ,, SIEGLER and TROPIC·AIRE Heaters OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO BLIND ADS IYtlitl-1 :13c Chor . . per Advor· ,j: Pomeroy Motor Co~ $avo Howl lnatall Howl ~PLETE LIHE IN TMI COMMON PLIAI COUaT Ml.ll CG:UNTY, OHIO Tlla JIIDILU LAND lANK OP. t OUII't'K.LI, PIIIIIIIH. HE DID- - BUT THEY SUILT A SUPER· DUPER HIGIIWAV THREE Ml~ X THOUGHT HE , •.• j!. <', Tlo< liiOH CUilTAIW IS C'lfA..TING A. 51JR. 6000oooo .,.., __ · - ·' '"'"" -- ..__ ~ �' ' tl ' ·';' ' ' ccort~rued rr... Poge I) air maaa coverlrtt the southeastern states. BIELLA, lloly (1]1'{) - 01- lldola BOld IDdol' tile toll was almost sure to climb In the flooding tllot bw'at - .. bu<J<Ied bridpo IIIII ....,c •· "'J' homes IIIII laclurleo at _. LOGAN, OIUO - IINJTED RUBBER WORKERS at the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co .h:ct :.iected 552-65 a proposed three-year contract. Negotiators tenU..riw·l:· :Jgreed to meet again Tuesday. The agreement, offered to Local 744 ol the URW, included 1 waae northern fta.l7'1 :lndustrlal Increase of 43 cents over thellfeofthe eontract and an add:lUonalJO- heaTtland At leoat 19 periGIIt cent an hour increase in the first year for maJntenanee emplqyes. were known dead and acorea contract estimate was more than $2 milliorL The rejected p~ were mluing IIIII IQjuradtrom ,os&i was to replace the cortract which expired at midnight last Fri- the flooding Strma Creek. . .Y when the 950 elJ1)1oyes went on strike. 1'ata! Arch Moore in Copter Crash CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UP0 - A heliCQPter crash and two MEIGS THEAll£ TONIGHT & TIJESDAY NOVEMBER 4 - 5 • "PLANET OF THE APES" (TechnicoJor) Charlton lleston broken ribs failed to stop Rep. Arch A. Moore Jr., R-W. Va., from making a scheWied campaign speech in hJs (~Jest for tlle West Virginia governorship. A rented helicopter bearing Moore and three other men to a rally at Ham.lln &mday plurneted 20 feet to a football Oeld. When Moore was pulled from the wreckage, he told tbe crowd, he was "g]ad to be standing Weekend Toll 36 In Ohio Polls or In tlat state with an lndlclted 46.8 per cent of the vote, Nixon 43,5 and WoUace 6.8. When the vice preaident arrh•ed at Los Anplea SuRiay nlgh4 hio aideo said he woold of All! C NG fOrChristmas,Complete INCLUDING PADDING AND INSTALLATION, ONLY lr~ lome l or Y~ur flol •dor e nl~r tom 1ng a nd o lonq fut v1 e of letmdy l!rljOyment - emrch )'OUI home wllh the luxvry ol lrne carpetong 1 Choose fo sh•oro "s newest cul·ond -loop !oculptured AJ.,.,, ... po lyester fober or tufted loop wool tweed by Moslond Eoch co rpel •s beout•fully su•ted for contemporo•y . lro;~ d, • 1,.· 1 • Mu !.rerroneon h.1rnrsh rngs and comes '" o •onge of 10 decorotor colo•s See these ond mon~ other carpers to su•l or~y budgcr, ''"'h years to pay $ 95 SQUARE YARD EASY BUDGET TERMS INGELS FURNITURE PH. 992·2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS "• . MIDDLEPORT Past Month tile GoUII>oUo llilln¥1J' "'>· President Nguyen Van Thleu of South Vietnam told a wtldl,y cheering parliament saturday he would send no delegation to Paris unless Hanoi showed evidence ot de-escalating the war in return for the U.S. homblng halt aplnst North VIetnam, which President JohrJ.. son anooWJced Thursday, More importantly, Thieu said he would not have his delegation ettend Paris tallui where the Viet Coog- the guerrOlas trying to overthrow his regime -got fuU rights as an equal partner In the sessions. saigon demonded tho VIet COng delesates be seated as part of the Hanoi U014'· The United states and North Vietnam opened talks here May 13 on cooUng down the war enough to hold peace talks. An almost six months deadlock was broken by Johnson's bomb halt armouncement, paving the way tor expanded talks. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's downtown business distrld at 11 L m. today was 54 degrees, unskies. Pageant to Return Here oportod .., fa. . VOL. liGT. TRIPLDIOIIN PT. PLEASANT - Jameo L. Triplehorn 2605 Jeller1011 Ave.,. Point Pleas8nt, hal been promoted to sergeant Jn tile U. S. Air Force, Sergeant Triplehorn, a radar repairmen, is assigned at Hwrter Army Alrlleld, Ga. A graduate of Kyger Creek H I g h School, Cheshire, he studied at Ohio Northern UniversliY. The sergeant is the son or Mr. and !.fro. Samuel Triplehorn. I or ••.alatl JIM RICKMAN, RIGHT, aecepb ~tuladons from Evan Jmes, Jackson. upon purchase ot soap by Til!¥' s Fooclland from Proctor and Gamble. Rickman is maMger of the Tiny's business enterprise In Middleport. Jones is a sales representative of Proctor and Gamble. The sign overhead is attached to the side of a tractor loaded with the soap unloaded Monday at the establishment. Hende1'80n Dies of the ftrst carload Voting Turnout Is Good •ti.Y• 37 vALuE I I GoUiprils, 12.0 eroy - Mason, 20.39; HJ.nton, 0. 75 stat. i Kanawha Falla. 3.38 fall.. ing; Charleston, 17.97 lalUng. London, Mannot ondWinfleldare en the sill. Octopi only swim when they must, or if on migration. Elberfelds l.n Pomero • AS SEEN ONTV LADIES! •' Bt Sift to.rt~lstlr In the Flr$l·fleor Llncerle DIPW!ent for the lifts to be 11ven aw~r Sltlnar even1111, November 9111. No jiii'Cbase.necesur; N•not lie present to win. · her son, Mr. and Mrs. WWiom llobaon and lamtly. She ..ent especially for tbe wedding o1 her grandson, John BW, ani the sUver weddirw ob1enance - an open house- on Oct. 15 her .... and daughter-In-law. Incidentally, "YOUill BUI," at he has always been lmown in the Bend Is aaaocloted with the Ponhondle Eostern Pipe Line Co. and wlU be transferred to Houston, Tex., the ft.rst of the year. Melrtlme, Ue 11 currently flylna bock ond forth ... Houston and Kansas City, weekb". . Tickets Be Bought Early or TRIO EVENT DEP AHTMENT Lewlo Stewari, formerl.v or Middleport and,_ or Athens, received a hlp ~ury In a tall at her employment at the Ohio UnivarsliY Llbnr7 ond oller nve dl,)"s hoopitallzaUoo hos been returned to her home. She Ia getUng abolt ·a lltUe these dl,)"s with Louise Teenager Hit by Shotgun Pellets ...,_ ',~YIIIIr-Hurt'• Btl(.,_,) Willie 32A~OC. OniJ $2.75. . o ..a. sus. With Slnlch ~~n,., 32A-40C, .a.as IF YOU'VE MISSI!Il SEEING Mrs. WUllom llobsoo about - and Har huoblnd, Bill, formerl.v of Racine, suffered a heart attack (Con.....,.. On page 8) This offer is available on all Playtex Living" and Cross-YoJJr-Hearf8 Bras (Bandeau, Long Line and Padded) includine , , , · King Advises many have - abe'• been In Kansas ·City tor about three l1lOI1thi with cntches. Think of it--:-you get 3 Playtex Toothbrushes, two Adult and one Youth stze. $~.37 value-when you buy any Playtex B~a. And, tf you don I love the bra, just return it to Playtex and they II refund your full purchase price. Full details are on 8 coupon you'll find on every Playtex Bra packaee. •There is a 25C charge tor postage and handling. arrJ 12.1. running 3 feet ·of rollers; Pt. Pleasant, 23.99; Pom- ... } YOUR MONEY BACK/ River Gauges ....... ,.a.. ..... ,,...,..,. '" A good turnout of voters to Meigs County's 40 polling places', was predicted thia mol'ning. Precinct otodala in some of the areas contacted by the Dally Sentinel indicated voting has been steady, but by 11 a.m. none reported the turnout hid been "surprisin,Jy large.'' Middleport third ward precinct officials at the Pearl Street el~ mentary ••hoot said their count tor.tJae.m.n"'a wa• . JtP~tr.aacbias -~ tt.! 100 mark, but th11 waa, ~~~ ly about nonnal for a presldtntial electioo year." Middleport third ward nonnally votes about 250 on a presidential election year, In Pomeroy 3A precinct, 73 persons had castballotsbyshortly after 11 Lm. and this is alitUe ahead of previous presidentlal election years, workers said. Meanwhile, It was learned todl,)" local election returns will be broadcast over a loud speaker system from the sheriff's department office on Second street. Returns are expected to start ccming in about 7:30 to 8 p.m. Plonnlng on turkey fD< Thllllksgiving? WeD, so ia S-Sgt. John A. Bechtle, son or Mr, and Mrs. Jack BechUe or Middleport- ond I do m88n Turkey I S,C.. Bechtel on Thanksgivl~ Dey will leave ror an 18-month asslgmnent in Turkey (the country that is).. He presenU.y is on a 30-day leave from the Air Force. A veteran of 16 years of service, Set. BechUe hu been stationed at Dover, DeL, the past 16 niontha. His wife, Ruby, and their two daughters, Mary Ann, a seventh grader, and Debra Kay, a second grader, came here in early September and wtU remain with Sgt. Bechtle's puents during bia abs&nce. The children were brought bere ln September so they could be enrolled in school In antlc!Mtlon<>C their ra-a·uslptllltllloot or-the- country. · - -·· Bet. Bechtel hu had shan J.n 1everal European countries and the family was In England for three years. Debbie, now eight, was born In Merry Olde EDKland, by the way. Bet you're glad your ThonkagMng turkey will be on 1 plotter, LOOKING AHEAD TO ANOTIIER holldey, the Southern Hl8h School Tri-M CJI.tl Is spopaorln,g a giant Chrlstmaa dance on Mo~ fty, Dec. 23, in the high schoolauditoriwn. The group is sarliwlchlng the event between school alii church programs ao as not to interfere with activities In other areas. Tl!ree - · wW be featured during the tlanco. They are from )llddleport, "The Bored of Educadon"i from Athena, uThe Untouchablea," and from Racine, "The Next in Line/' featuring "Graywolf. '' In lddltloo a "llahl show" wW be a t~~~eclal attncUon. This Includes all of the modern lighting used by the "mod" gr<qll In mualc. The Racine sponsorirw organizaUoo has set a goal of 1,000 patrons at the daD<:e. Club members are currently seU~ tickets ot $leach. The price at the door wtU be $L25 each. IF YOU DON'T LOVE THE BRA ... re" showers Hkeb': mabQ welt "" "" .v .".. .,, "' c-O · ~1 (""") "' ,_, and north IIIII not m""h ctwwe in temjleraturo. Low tan1t1111 In the 141per 30a1D mid 40.. Qoudy WednoediJ' wllh o'-en or oc:casioool light rain. Turning 1 little colder north. TEN CENT$ () " Tall{s Put Off fudtiihitely Patrolmen worked a total at 1,1108 hours, lncllldlng 1,238 .., patrol. Olllcora made 321 ar. rests, rtodered 81 to motorist., aniated fa t t ' t PUCO In~ and ln11p0cdon of 685 vehlclH, lloued U381111pmont clefocto, ""'W<Iedfourmlscellaneoua tnveJtfp"ooa, recov.. Brad I* <¥Otf1 Yolued II a 1o1o1 of ~.530 IIIII 41,17t ,... colloct. ed In rellllrotlon feoa IS the re- WHEN YOU BUY ANY PLAYTEX BRA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER S. 1968 Mostly cloudy IOIQht wltll • 0 lolured. 3 PLAYTEX TOOTHBRUSHES BOND FORFEITED One defendant forfeited a bom arxl another was fined S.turd8y night In Pomeroy Mayor Charles Lepr'a Court. Forfeiting a $200 boiXI posted Co• DWI was Arnold Mlys, Jr., Pt. Pleasanl Fined$5 and costs on an assured clear distance charge was Gordon Young, Pomeroy, BVICE IUPON REQUISTJ O..r ........... c-.. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -teven reported • drop at from the 65·lnveOUptacl In September. Tl!ore wore 16 ••.,._. <I( Gle periiCIIIal lolur.r tn>e In wlddl a total ol33 periGIIo werelnjur. od. A brBikdown ....... tho! Col. lla Counl;y bad 40 lncludiDa 10 In which 20 pertono were lollltlf! and Meta• Counl;y bad 18 lncl..S. lng ala In which 13 P8fiGIIS woro SUNDAY DISCHARGES Dorothy Bryant. 2-Hour DRY OPNING 137 l6s Innocence Mrs. Gordon of Free!*$2. Groce, Long Bottom. GAUGES - ' huh? VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SATURDAY AD~ONS Kathy Cwxlifl", Mason; ClaudaOwen, M1. Vernon; Dalll\Y Clrse_,, Athens; Debora Gilkey, Middleport; Wanda Sprague, Reedsville. SATURDAY DISCHARGES Yvonne Wells, Molly Guinther, Diana Barber, fb.rold Stewut, Ernestine Fabor, Lyell Steward, Morgan Triplett, Wald ~ncer. SUNDAY AD~ONS Virgie Fetty, Langsville; Bessie Stitis, Racine; Louise Partlow, POOle roy; Myrtle Simpkins, POOle roy; Mark Gilkey, Clifton; John Groce, Long Bottmt; Margaret en tine . at Weather · ·' 0 Miss Laurie Schaeffer, Miaa SOuthern Ohio, and a lltudtmt at Ohio UniveraliY, will return to Pomeroy Nov. 2i, lo take pari In tile sixth amuol Meta• County Junior MIBB Pageant lo be held in the Meigs Junior H I g h School auditorium under t h e aponaorahip of tile Meigs County Ja;yc:ees. Miss Schaeffer will present _IU!t ot arresta. tile talenl act which helped her win the dUe of Miss SOuthern Ohio lall aprlng In Pomeroy, Tile len conlest8ntl representHerman James Fitch, 25, Rt. 1, Ing the three high achoolo of Meigs councy will each present Mt. Perry ()lear Toledo), a .... · a three minute talent act dur- poet lntheTa11'fteyJ-aybreaking and entering, picked up FrlPT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Graco IDg this year's pageant. They will also appear .In sport.,.ear di,Y night at Pomeroy, pleaded Gordon, Sf, - - · died Satnot guilty to breaking and en- urday at ber home. and eveninll gown competitlm. tertng Monday In Gallii><>Ua Mu!be"'" • ll!el-Muooeoun. Making her llnal appearance niclpal Court and was held to the iY realdunl, born ot HeadoriCII as Meigs County JWJior Miss of grand jury under $1 500 bond oo Oct. 30, 188t, dN•ghler of the 1968 will be Mlao Ann Holter. Apprehended at tbe ;ceneof..; late Madson and Clara Frolt The doughier at Mr. and Mrs. robbery, Carl Eugene Slewart, Caaey, Roy Holter, Pomeroy Route 4, !be wao a member or tile HeJ>o Mtu Holter will present the R4 1 Middleport, was In court Friday morning, pleaded not gulldorton Cburcb ol Christ. &lrvlv. talent aet which helped h a r t;y and was also held to the grand l.ng are one B<m, W.eale;r C&sto, of Win the tlUe last November. h Juryunder$1,500bond,Bolhoua- ~ Pleuont; a IIIIer, Mro is now a freshman at Ohio State pects were surprised by cifoy ula Mayea, Hender1011; Hrm University . pollee who found one or tile men granddlUd..., 15 great-granclMiss Holter, Miss Schaeffer, the judps and apodal vlsltoro ln the jewelry llore at 3:ll9 a. ddldreo, and teven .,-oat-treatgrandchlldnn. will be guests at a buffet dinner m. Frldey. J»th men are expected to lfJ Fmeral aervlcea will be beld al the TrlnliY United Church of Into Gellia COuniY Common Pleas 'lUeaday at 2 p.m., In lite MohrChrist In Pomeroy on the eve Court later this week on blllo o1 Stlphens Funerol Home with Dtat the pageant. tnrormeUon, waiving grlllll Jury iOl!O ZOIIP, poalor, ollldadng. Indictment. au-tal wW be In tile llenderOES TO MEET oon c.m.tery. Frlenda 1111,)" call Racine Chapter OES will meet ot the flmeral home from 2-4 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL at 8 tonl8ht In regulor seulon IIIII 7 -II p.m. SATURDAY ADMISSION with initiatory work tor one can. dldltl plonned. Plana also wQI be Emmett Manley, Middleport. 'nlomls Weber, .Che8ter'. SATURDAY DISCHARGESmade for imltallatim of officers SUNDAY DISCHARGES None. on December 2. Leloh W.,!herby. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Fitch Pleads XXL NO. 1 Devoted To The lntere11,. Of The Meigo-Mmon Area ' POll, S to to Ill • • - • IJi Ita IDCII1I.t, roJlOI'I for Oclober. tile 61 acd- Winner of atardrw on schedule. Harold Koplan, a U.S. spokesman, has sold no other opening dltl Is oo and shoold pick 141 enough In 12 the books. states they rated as tossups to Hanoi rodlo and the Coonm~>­ give him more than a maJority, nlst dl,plomats here announced Calirornia was one of the states their pia In the lllka- a listed in the toulC) class. seWement basad on a U.S. Predicts Nixon Win pullout from Vlea.m; VIet A contrastbw statement Sa~ Cong psrUdpotlon In a Saigon turdi.Y trom Nixon's campaign government coalition, and eve• manager, John N. Mitchell, tuaJ reunification of South anJ forecast Nixon would win more North Vietnam. than 400 electoral YOtes. He said In Saigon, UPI correopondent a RepubUcan-sponaored prll Donie! Soulherland reported Friday after Jotmsm's speech gr011'1ng 114'Jl01'1 for the South showed 98 PE!r cent would not VtetJam government's refusal change their votes as a result of to attend the talks as oow set the bombing halt. falro~ I • e ed pre1ldent alter losing their nrst attempts. They were Thom. as Jeltenon, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson and William H, Harrison. Probed During (C<nlnuod frwn Pip I) to wtn 16 states with 237 electoral votes, IHESHOE BOX FINEST GIFT Mrs. Binh Now You Know Only fOW' men hne been elect- :'::X::O»~:;::;;:;::;:;:;.->$:;:~:~~:::::;:;:;:-.::::=:::;::::::;;;:-.:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::=:::=:::::=:::::-"X:::::::::::::::::~ They said he was sure .99 58 Accidents wanen collect 313 electora1 votes, 43 more than the magic I1UII'Iber. Votes Wanted Here Comes Santa { with the or the Eoat-.- four the New Englond alltea, New Yoak ond other middle Atlontlc atateo, Ohio and Mlchipn. New York ond Ita bloc or 43 electoral votes ia vital to the >ice presldODt. The 11no1 New York Dolly N.,.s poll published IDdl,)" showed Hllllljlhrey oheod Big Bloc of I • COLUMBUS (UPI) - Tile Ohio Educod'"' AJoOclation IDdl,)" coUod lor ro-eloctton ol Ohio leglalalura who have been IJ>o doraed Ill' loeal toacher ouocloUona IIX' iroak In tile Genaral As~ to improve Ohio achoola. Included were 10 ollie senotoraand 45 repreiiOiltiUveL ;Murl Hllfflllan, OEA president BOld the OEA woo 1141portlng Ito locol olllllatea which were working to re-elect those lelltloton who "hod il1e couroae to vote for the $300 m!Uion ochool-m...,y bill when they knew that ltlbo contained an increase In atate tu:ea. 11 fiThesa men ud hive earned the a\C)port of all Ohio educotors Ill' their devoUon to the llqJrovement of public edueatlon ln the state:• Huttmaneald. "We believe that they have eornod the rl8ht to be returned to Columbus for lnolher tlnn ln otftce. '' (r-n"l'!_fr.., Poge I) lorgoly OD tile populous olllet California's LADIESHi BROWS ' ~., '~ • .::::::. :mn .•.. !""<:WT"\I:<•""T""Owm»"mf~ l'ii:WI!'*"'~ :·.«M .~--q.....-.·;~u ...- c:..:.meemu. By United Press International Roddy McDowall At least 36 persons died on COLORC ARTOONS' Ohio Highways over the week· here.'' Frog Porn end. The troffic <oont by Unitld He spoke briefly and then was SWashbuck.led Press International began at 6 removed to a local hospital which p. m. Friday and erxled at midWEDNESDAY & THURSDAY listed his injuries as two broken rught Sunday. NOVEMBEH 6 ~ 7 rJbs - one of them fracb.Ired in ThC' fatalities inchded Chftrles NOT OPEl' two places. .Jones, 28, Bowli~ Green; EdThe most seriwsly injured FRIDAY AND SATURDAY gar Hwnneet, 46, Cincinnati· was Dennis Knapp, S5, a GOP NOVEMBER 8 - 9 Joseph Gamboa, 23, Van Wert; candidate for the state supreme "TARZAN AND THEJL1NGLE Lawrence Bonham, 49; Frieda court. He suffered a broken colBOY'' Bonham, 48; and Army Private lar bone. (Technicolor) Stanley Bonham,l9, Hebron; John Mike Henry (Tarzan) A. Baumberger, 22, FrederickOLDEST DIE5 Rafer Johnson town; Jacl\ Robert Houston. 16, KENTON, Ohio (UP0 - Fun- and Thamar Newlon, 43, both "P. J." eral services were scheduled to-- Columbus; Allred Pennington, (Technicolor) day for Hardin County's oldest 68, Cincinnati; Francis Gray, Geo. Peppe.rd.Raymorxl. Burr resident, Abraham Lincoln Ni- 46, Kent; Sherrie Cargould, 21, SHOW STARTS 7 P, M. chols, 103, who died Saturday. Cuyahoga Falls; Frank D. Burton, 37, Shelby; George Holmes, · 27, Toledo; Richard Sherrard, 52, Canton; Leonard Langford, 60, Swanton; Edrw. Schmidt, 57, Cuyahoga Falls; Eliza E. Goss, AkBy United Press Jntematiooal z·on; George Mam, 65, Cleveland; Hubert H. Humphrey and RichRicky Fetters, 5, Ironton; Syiard M, Nixon went after Califorwster Kunz, 61, Cincinnati; Ro&nia's big bloc ol electoral votes ert Powell, 24, Windham; Carol Elastic Insert today with Democrats enthusing Johnston, 21, Lakewood; Michael For Fit Gleason, 19, Geneva; Fred Lan- over and RepubJicans scoffing at davazo, 35 and Marilyn Landava- polls showing Humphrey closing zo, 27, both of Medway; John K the gap. Nlxon, exuding confidence at Neville, 25, Akron; David R. every public appearance, threw Booth, 29, Colwnbus; James F. a new element into his camHeaton, Jr., 19, Columbus; Mrs. paign &mda.f by 88Ying he would lona Long, 55, Quaker City; PhUbe willing to go to Paris or Up Hudgen, 14, Easton; Rachel AA-B-W Saigon before his inauguration Mullins, 16, C.nton; John Stem, to help get the Vietnam peace 50, and his wife Florence, Par~ Brown and Black rna; Dana Paul Payne, 58, Bid- talks "ofl" dead center." Humphrey, olao oozing confl. well; and John C. Schultz, 24, , dence, was ebullient over his Jackson Center. surprising jwnp in the polls and two important camJ)Iign appea. Q-How many times a night ranees by President Johnson &Jn. "here .)ttoes Are Se~o4•bly Priced ' do people usually dream? 'MIPPL ti'ORT, u. A--Scientists have found day in his behalf. Aides to Humphrey said in that everyone dreams four to sb: times a night. Each dream Los Angeles &mda,y night t h e lasts between 15 and 20 candidate was confident he would minutes. get at least 313 electoral votes In Tuesda,rs balloting, 43 more than he needs. Nixon aides say their candidate l'lill get at leall 330 and poaalbly 450 or the 538 electoraJ vote&. . . A 19-year-old youth Dl edmltted to Vaterana Memorial Holl!ital Mondiol' niiht for treat- ~- - llllll' ldll<led ., ' .12 - mont at ahotiiiUI In .. lncl- ot MlniriVIUe. The IQjured youth. TCHII Wooda, woo ._ud to have beea shot Ia 111• lep Ill' • ahot&un blall jlrod Ill' Dana.v Brown, 31, Min- Bernard otrldola at Malp CounQ- Shor· Tickets ahould be secured thJs week for the aDIIUI.I Meigs Count_y Dairy Service unit dinner to be held Mnr·'~y evenlrtJ, Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Ill the Eootlrn High School, Virgtl King, president, said BW Zl!>f, farm editor of the Columbus Dispatch, is the special speaker. Zll>l has been editor of the American Fruit Grower; ex... tensioa editor for the Univerai... Q' of Delaware, Information ape.. clalist for ihe Farm Credit Bonks ot Loulsviile; IISodate tarm. director for WLW, Cincinnati, and extension radio editor or Ohio State University. Three dlrectora wW be elected tor three year tenns. The conteol for MelBa Counl;y llolry Princea. for 1969 ..W be held. Girls, age Ul to"ZS, lillY secure entry blanks frOIIl any director or the CouniY Extentlon Olllce. Ticketl tor the dlmer ue on oolo Ill' oU dlrectoro. c. Horienbach'l DeportmOill lndlealed the7 are lnvuttplln& the lndclem which occurred ot about 10:65 p.m. Brown told aulhorllies Wooclo had crotlled onto hlo proporQ> VETEI!ANS MEMORIAL and ba clllcbarltlld lilt llhcJI&un HOSPITAL wlien he became IUipiclous. Admloolena - Rtllllnold ObWoods, ac~ to aulhorl· Unpr, Rulland; Vomon G r I D• des, waa II lila rolldenco ol atead, I-..., VL Harold Dfila, ID IBicle, ond bad Dllcilarael - Mor1e I'Urll\11', loll Gle ' houoe to ae ID hlo car Gall Coin. Ill - w. w.,.. - . ltalr at w.it lilies. "belteYe Iii& -- • P10i1fity ot ID .·a Aoilhorltlao PARIS (UPO - The United stateo amoonced ~the VIetnam talks seheduled for Wedneaday had been poalpoDed Indefinitely following Salgoo's relllsal to sit down wlt~ the Viet Cong. U. S. spokesman Wllllam Jor. den said ' 415 aoon as a date has been decided for the next meet. lng we will annOWice IL u There was no lndication when the subllonUUve talks would begin. "We contin.le to conault with the government of the Republic ol South Vietnam in this matter and we are hopeful that its dele· pUon to the forthcoming talks wtn" arrange to arrive in the fu. ture," Jorden said SoutiJ VIetnam President Nguyen Van Thleu waa disclosed to. day In Salgoo to hove agreed to Paris meetings before President Johnson announced tile bombing halt of North VIetnam last Thurs-. day night. But Thleu repeated ~ that he would not send a represent&. tlve to the Wednesdi.Y talks because the Viet Cmg was repre-sented as a separate political entity. He lett the wa,y open for some future meeting in Paris when 1<e said he "had not yet made a decision." With Saigon throwing one Record May Be Set in Ohio Voting COLUMBUS (IJPO - ord turnoul Ray Howard, an otncial of the Secretary of Slate's o«ice, said people were "voung like mad.'' He said it appeared Ohio wwld surpass the 1960 record voter turnout ot more than 4.2 millioo _persons. At one Columbus polling place 60 voters were reported in line a half hour prior to openinll at 6:30 a.m. (ESI'). Another 20 Joined the lbte before balloting be- ~- negotiating machinery the ..... or at the I1Q.Ieat of the V n l t e d states. The source BOld Hanoi ll!feed to it "readily-' becaul8 it did not want to embarnsa tbe Ualt.. The North Vietnomeae added, however, ·~are readyforfGUJ'cornered talks any time - .,.. tonight - as 1000 aa tbe: Americans alao are readJ." Weathervanes, Election Day, 1968 It May Conw Down to Next Congreu WASHINGTON (UPO - Americans todly elect a COngress that ultimlteb may have to choose the next presld.ent. With the public opinion pollsters rating the presidential contest too close to call, the House and the Serete could be called ~.~ton to select a president and a vice president if no candidate gets a majority of electoral YOtes. Advance iOOicatlona were that Republicans would pick up strength in the House and Senate, but not enough to wreat tonnal con-trol from the Democrats, who have held a majority in both houses since 1954. A closely divided House, whether uo:ier Democratic or Republican leadership, almost certainly would have trouble electing a prealdert, if that becomes necessary. Barring a lardslide for Richard M. Nixon not roreshadowed in any poll, even smne GOP leaders said privately they did not eJPCct to pick ..., the 30 extra seats they needed to put the House under GOP management starting Jan. 3. There was aome speculadon that in that event, and If Republicans lacked only a handful of the needed majority, some junior Democrats frmJ southern states might bolt their party when the new Congress convenes and tip the House bal · ance to the GOP. As for the Senate, where only 34 or the 100 seats were at stake, the Republicans needed a net plckt;~ of 14 seats to take the leadership. Most surveys gave them a prospect of narrowing the party gap by aboot half that number of seats. The Senate would elect the vice president in the event toda,y's popular vote, and the balloting of electors on Dec. 16, proved inconclusive in picking a new administration team. And If the House had not been able to agree on a president b., Jan. 20, the man picked by the Senate would take of. nee as acUng presklent. G!)Od Chance for 11 GOP Governor• WASHINGTON CUPD - RepubJicans stood a good chance of winning at least 11 of the 21 governorships to be decided at the polls. Four other cortests were considered tossups. Voters in 11 states from Ariza~ to Vermont either favored or were Ieani.ll{ toward the Republican candidate, according to a UPI survey. Democrats were expected to win six, and four were tossl.l)s. Republicans llOW hold 26 governorships and the Democrats 24. The most conservative estimates give the GOP a gain of six for a total of 32. The governshjps are viewed as the secorxl best prize - next to the White House itself - for the patronage, state control and power base they pro\'ide. One more governorship would open up if Republican Richard M. Nixon and his rurmlng mate, Gov. Spiro T. Agnew, wln ltle presidential race. Marylam law provides that the legislature - cW'- rently controlled b-' Democrats - elects the governor when a vacancy occurs. Agnew's term does not eJQ)lre until J&DJary 197L Republicans were fa¥ored stro~ ln AriZOJa 1 IDinol.s, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and. Washlrwton, and are al10 eood bets in Arkansas, Iowa, New Mexico, West Virginia and Vermont. Topsy-Turvy Battle to be Decided W/> Sl UNGTON (UPO American voters today settle one of the most tops,-turvy political battles in years - the pres.ldeldal phatofinish between Hubert H. Humphrey aD:I Richard M. Nimn. A record vote of perhaps lC> to 75 million was eljpecta:! tD climu a campaign made more urpredictable by a third party ctnclldlte, George C. Wallace, am. by a bombt~ halt in Vietnam. WhUe electing a new president, the voters also will cboole all 435 m~mbers of the House of Representatives, 34 ot the 100 U.S. senators, 21 governors, 42 state legislatw"es am thousand.a or state and local officials. Republican party managers maintained an outward show of confidence that Nixon would poll about 300 electoral votes, regarJI.eaa ot firal reports from the poll-takers. The wimer needs 27L For the first time since the candidates were nominated in August, a poll published today by Louis Harris aR1 Associates showed Humphrey ahead of Nixon. It gave Humphrey 43 per cent, Nimn 40 and Wallace, the American Independent party candidate, 13, with 4 per cent undecided Release of the Harris sW'vey touched off a llral sklnniah b&tween the two ma.ior camps. John Mitchell, Nixon' a campelgn IJ'Wio agar, said in New York the report was a "gratuitous coococUoo" which would "in no way con the voter!\." In Washington., a spokesman trom the Democratic Nadoaal Ccmmittee said: "Mr. Mitchell was content to aecept the Harris poll results when hl1 candidate was ahead. We are veQ COIUta..to • ,. cept the Harris poll results now." Dixville Notch, N. H., was the first to report ita vote, ei~ eight to Humphrey, four to Nixon a.n:l none to Wallace. 011 the eve ctr the voting, Fonner President Eisenhower, the only Republican to serve In the White House since 1933 and the most popular Republican in this generation, issued a statement reitera~ his 1\ltport or Nixon. Eisenhower said the public opinion polls suggested votera had been swayed by Johnaon's order to stop the bombing of North Vietnam. He said Nixon deserved praise for sl.l)porting Johnsoo'a movea am resisting pressure to charge tile President with pdjtic.almaneuverln.g. "It would be S~.Preme irony if these statesmanlike~ sitions of· Richard Nixon, maintained dellipite the greatest provoc• tion, should now be turned into Instruments of poliUcal injury to him," Eisenhower said. gao. State ofl"icials, on guard for threatened delay!!!, sit--ins, and disruptions at polling places, reported oo such incJdenta early ~SAYRE TREATED, REJAILED Pomeroy emergency squadmen_ were llliOlllOIIed at 5:02 p.m. Monday to- the MelBa Count;y Jail where DouglasSayre,Raclne, had alffered a head laceration in a fall. He was removed to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the squad, treated, and returned to ja1l where he is being held on a buraterY <barge. LOCAL TEMPS Temper•ture in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m. was 58 degrees Wider clear skies. Trials, Show COLUMBUS (UPI) - The or Secooda.ry School Principato adopted a resolution Mmday to the effect that when financial problems force a school to close, all as-pects ol the program should stop and contractural obllgaUms for extracurricular ac. UviU.es waived. The action was prompted by Perry Hi&tl School in Lake CouniY. which Dnlahed ita rootball a:ea11011 even tbough the school closed Oct. 15 f o r classroom work. Ohio Association Set on Friday The Meigs Counl;y Fox Hunters association is sponsoring a field trial and bencb show this Friday at 8 p.m. at the Racine Amerlcan Legtm hall. Hounds MU be cast at 7 p.m. from Eagle Rldp. The Legino hall wlU be headrJiarten for the hounds. Hounds from three state& are expected. Trophies for the event have been provided Ill' RuUand Furniture, Archie' I Pool Room, Millor Bros. Sto<e, Rutland; G & J Auto, Cleek Brothers, F i v e Points Market IIIII Mr. J. C. Chancey. Refreshments will be HrYed. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrr AL Admissions - None. Discharge - Tom WeUs. They're Waiting By United Pres:; International LOS ANGELES WHEN rT WAS OVER HE BOLTED from the studio out into the darkness. Inside the car. a reading liibt shining upon him, he sat in the comer - tense, silent. alone. Richard Nixon's second presidential cam.-ign had come to an end. It wasn't as physically or emotionally wearing 11.s the 1960 contest with the late John F. Kermed;y, but it became clear Monday night this year's campaign had finallY taken a toll on the Repub. lican presidential nominee. As had the first, the 1968 campaign concluded with a national telethon. For four hours the Republican party's standard bearer sat in a Burbank, Calif., studio and answered questilm.s telephoned by people across the country Nixon touched 00 almost every point he has dealt with since the campaign began Sept. 4. Nixon, his family and stall were departing Los Angeles for New York City this morning. He will receive the election retuns 1D 8D apartment rented ror the occasion on the 3Stb Ooor of tbe Waldorl Towers. LOS ANGELES AFTER CAMPAIGNING NEARLY 100,000 miles in pursuit or the presidency, HWert H. HuiTIJihnQ' made his final journey early today to vote and wait at home for tbe decision that could send him to the White House or eud. b!a l q political career. Humphrey, who campaigned into the final minutes of electfan Umete shows the ayatem wU I eve, Jeft Loa Angeles late in the night, headed tor Waverly, MIDL, coli an elllnlated $1,165,000. Where he wtll await the election results. The vice preaidlnt's with $t31, 609 of the 11111<!!!111 to campaign, which opened April 27 when he amounced hlo Cllllllbe railed by 1118 Bile at mortdlcy, carried hi!J! 98,065 miles Ulrough 36 atstea. i'*'ll6 eligap revelllfJ bonds and the retes where he made 143 speeches and :~hoolr countless banda. mainder by die federol grant MONTGOMERY, ALA. - WIN OR LOSE, Geor.., C. Walloeo provided the >11lqe MI,Yor Le· believes hia third party campaign for presidem hu !Bide a gar sold the propeBII wlll be Indelible impression oo the natioo's politics. '"" reaey to adverUae for bldl soon. Wallace planned to so Ill' motorcade ~ to C1a¥t1tB, 1111 for. Council also accopted the bid mer home town, 60 miles 101.1theast of here, to vote and IIUr ol Brown's Tractor Salea, West watch the electlon retums at the Garrett ColiNUih wttb bla .,._ MilD St.. to llllPPll the vUiaae ning mate, retired Gen. Curti a LeMay. a Ford 1500 tractor wllh froot ''l'hia movement has already woo," he said ln a briet ~ end loader, back hoe and mownews cooference Monday. "We're going to wiD rurther ._.,_., or ot a colt at $1,421. RuBI but already both nsUono1 parUea IIOUI!CI u If our t>ari1 had wtl.., llrowD, owner atthetractor linn, their speeebes oo many ltems . . 1R10the ml,y blddor. lD tile Ollly other activliY, MI,Yor Lopr led <GUIIdl-m...ted the youth of the town tor their Tile ~m~lnoUng committee ol l!ll~t~ behaVIor........, the l l a l - the MelBa Local Alhlollc Booat.er s at the meetiqr o1 October --~OIIdtbotcnmhad Ollly lhrll ~ ~~bowing 29, •ullmltted the list of _ . . tbalt She )'CIIth Qltdated DO iDMI tor offices. Thi1 Uat was, president, Don bnpoolll<ll ol o ...m,., wuand Bud Abbot; lot vice Atillldlnl 1Rifl Ml1or ~. pretldonl, Cheatlr Lemley and Clerk So!loiateb and CounciiFrlllklln Rbar, Dell Colllas, RQ)' ROII!Io Smith; 2nd vice proal• dent, C&rl Henlrict.. and wu. Lou Oerk Schoenleb Resigns BY BOB WINGETT village election when a new law Edna Schoenleb, In her alxtlt term abd 11th year as Pomeroy vUiaae clark, resigned el!ecUve Jan. I Mondo.Y n!aht. Mro. &ehoenleb, who told Porn· orQll COIUlCU she Is realplna '"becauae ol circumstanees beyond llll' control, • recolved tbo hlgheat proliO for her serneeo at clerk Ill' MI,Yor Cbarlea Lepr and IIIOinl>era ol COIUlciL "We'll have to look a l q tlmo befo<e we lind . . . , _ lpt.Uon It Mrs. - e b . dlscuteed combining the rei!pOIIslblUUea f1 clerk and treuurer in the vUiage u oooo aa lepUy poestble. Mayor Lepr alao apretled his op1olon perhaps tho .... clark shoUld .... be clerk the board at p!bllc sffair& eo as to make tilt oftlc:e IIMaciall.v more attrocUvo. MI,Yor Lepr hlmaeU a former Pomt1'01 Ylllap c:lerk,lndl.- to IIOJ'(orm die clrtiea at. •• will .. Edna,.. .... Cierii 611,)"111" Lepr. •we Jail doo't - - to 11,)"," laid Coulldlman Dm Col- lnd made the clerK's term four year&. Council, In reviewing the res- or cated the elerk'a reiJICilliWiUea are mucll more burdenaome lbln when ha held the allies, ESTIMATES RECEIVID 1D other · .....,cU -viQ>, the o!HP raluctonco 1111,)"01' npor1ec1 hi hao recelv...Opt ~ .......,._ ed a rMIIed COlt eiUmole ror lll!s, ·~ U Ia 'with wll _ I be mlatlld, or hiJIP~ !>i .....~ ~- to the Votlro Ullef -upa befere- dawn todiQ' at hundreda r1 polling places as Ohio appeared headed tor a rec· on , DEBT ROLU; IJP - • 'lhl • time the ··WII !Ired. WASHiNG;QN (11111) - Am- dctll." .WoodJ, , _...m~.y fUIIIIjnjr ot erlcon> rofled"' a toWOt$10t.'3 Mro. SOIIctoaleb, In the flrat the time lbo lhot, -~!ruck billion In bna and credit bul- ~- If{ hlr obth fmn at clerk, bt' polltlto Ill lbo ~ at bla lng during Sap-r, ihl foil- ltd~ )'ell:l ........... at I !il!e wu elected lap. w~~ ~ 1 illnc~ to a.e orll Re11rvo Bolr4 roPc.r* • lttor-t:totwo-)'artel')llap ' rtortor- -~ not terence that includes the Nation- since Prealctert Jomaon stopped al UberoUcn Frool, poilU col arm all U. S. bombing of North Vietnam." United StOles began secret talka ol the Viol Cong, as an 0<1Ja1 A North Vietnamese 80Urce with the North Vietnam deJesa· partner. Jorden sal.d, ''repreaentatives ed States. Uon today aeeking a postponement But. the soorce said "Hanoi f1 the cruclal Wedneaday aes. ot the United States and North VIetnam delegations have been wtll make no oonceastms to help The U. 8. statement IDROUIIC· meeting to discuu" proceGu-al Saigon save ita face arr:l come tng the cancellation was the only ~aticms relating to Che Orst here." reference to the !bJ,th Vletna· meeting the expanded talks said the meeting was cancelled mese refusal to attend any conmonkey wrench after another in· *"'· -~-- 11110 _...t 10'from the I!UriOII IIIII Nlple en- . tdr*rinll ·11rm. J atoo baa boon , llljtplled ....... II\ _..,. ......_ ........... ~ Ililil ' -. . • ........... llid - ·~Gootos" ' ''" >: - ::.-~ Candidates for Boosters Poaed aouier_lnd 1'\NUD. . "' � 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 11. 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