http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b1a65a7a0a6b117461aed84ec026c75c.pdf 48a610e334b4ccf9dbdc365080bc5201 PDF Text Text . I - The O.ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Tuesda,y, November 19A~9Rs:srS REPORTED DIES OF INJURIES ASK TO WED CINCINNATI (UPO - Ariel PI', PLEASANT - Three cou PT. PLEASANT- Arrestsre · Slrk ill, 26, Cincinnati, dlod In corde<l at the 0011111y jail during pies have made applications lor st. Francis Hospital Mondlcynlght 0( Pomeroy, 0. PT. PLEASANT ~ Funeral the weekend were: Ed Gaudill, marriage licenses In the oft'Jce Hoplitc was a machinist for 64, Pl. Pleasant, tntoxlcatlon; oC the comrty clerk: Roger Al- or injuries received in a Friday aervlce for Marcus McKinley headon auto-bus colllsim here . Hopllte, 53, Rt. 4 Lancaster, the Alhens Foundry 1U1d Machine Nelson Jones, 21, Pt. Pleasant len Eblin, 19, Pomeroy, 0., Works at Lancaster. He was born Al!rO CHECKED 0., former Mason COWltian, will Rt. 2, destruction of property; and Judith Lym Finnicum, 21, in Mason County on July 15, Garland Turner, 46, Rock Mow'lMIDLAND, Pa. (UPO - An be held !lmda..Y 2 p .m. in the Mason: John Alvtn B.Yua, 52, Mohr _ stevens Funeral llome 1915, a son of the late John and taih, va., no driver's license Pt. Pleasant, and Froda VIrgin- auto was checked lor clues towith ~ Rev. James Nea..l offic- Mary Newell Hoplite. and failure to have vehicle un- ia Byus, 48, Pl. Pleasant; Glem dlcy In the Saturday nlsht latal· Surviving are a son, Larry der control . iating. Burial will be in the ConEdwards, 19, Hartford, and Car- stabbing ol Frod (Denny) SmoAllen Hoplile, Columbus; three ther&, 38, WellsvUle, Ohlo, who cord cemetery . ol Lee Sleeth, 18, Letart. was lomKI by otncers in h I s Mr. Hopllte was killed Sat. brothers, Ralph and Avery Hop- Eulah Glover, llenderson, and Mr&. .James Hayes, ZanesvUie; parked car. urday, Nov. 16, in a fiery one lite, Lancaster, and Adra of A. car accident on U. S. 33 north manda, 0.; two sisters, Mrs. and one grandchild. Marco!! Hoplitc Services Set two red candles only 10c with any purchase Your Ashland dealer says "Happy Hoi iday Decorating" with these hand·dipped red candles. They are smokeless, dripless, colorfast and handsomely packaged. You get two 12'tapered candles ... a 45~ value, for only 10~ with any. purchase at a participating Ashland Service Station, while the supply lasts. Look for the "TWIN CANDLE" sign and drive in soon. Ashland. The Industrial Resources Company Now You Know Bailey is Omrch Post PT. PLEASANT - Thomas Bailey was elected church school Sllj)Orlntendent ol Heights United Methodist church in the annual congreg-,dional meeting Sunday morning. He succeeds Clair Lee Cottrill, who has directed the school program during the past two years. other officers elected include assistant superintendent, Carrel Cox; lay leader , Carl LJnch. Jr. ; assistant lay leader, Thornton Wood;andtwotrustees, whose terms will continue through De· cember 31, 1971: Clair Lee Cot· .trill and John Towner. Other officers of the church will be elected in the regular meeting or the Administrative Board. This will be the last such congregational meeting In the church as the official body to elect these officers will be the new Olarge Conference, operating next year. Heights YF members will attend the monthly Point Pleasant Youth Fellowship meeting at the Vernon church on the Union charge Tuesday, November 19, at 7:30p.m. Wednesday, regular prayer and Bible stud.Y senices will be held at the church at 7:30 o'clock with choir practice following this service. Thursday w.orning, the Bible study group will meet at 10 o'clock. Next &mda,y will be observed as Reconciliation Sunday in all U n I ted Methodist churches Utroughot.lt the denomination. On this day, members will be invited to make offerings and four year pledges to the Bishops' Fund for Reconciliation. A goal of $400,000 has been assigned the 224,000 United Methodists In West Virginia. The fund is designed to bring into harmony groups that are out or the church, to support the Commission on Religion and Race program II, to help in the recruiting of young ministers, and to support the United Methodist Youth Volunteer senice (in Lhe age group 18 to 30). Fifty per cent of the total received will remain in each Annual Conference for locally initiated projects. SIGNS 1,000 CONTRACTS COLUMBUS (UPO - The Ohio Trade Mission made more than l,OOll contracts last week at a trade rair in Melbourne, Australia, state Development Director F. P. Neuenscllwander said Tuesday. An Australian trade group was invited to visit Ohio. Holzer Medical center, Firat Ave. VJsitlna hours 2-4 and 7-8 p m. Pararts only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Mrs. Wade L. Uttle, Rt. 27 Gallipolis; Joseph F. HallhUI, Rt. 1 Cheshire; Sbelba L. Mooney, Rt. 2 L"rown City; J. Russell Jeffers, Rt. 2 Crown City; Mrs. Willard W. Woodruff, Rt. 2 Vinton; Mrs. Edgar c. Griffith, Jr., Rt. 1 Vinton; Harley C. tallthan, Rt. 1 Ew· lngton; Mrs. Virgil F. Adkins, Rt. 2 Letart; Jimmy J. Thornton, Pt. Pleasant; George Stewart, Mason; Mrs. Roger K. Deem, Pomeroy; Mrs. James J. Smith Rt. 1 Portland; Edward J, 5lrauss, Minersville; Mrs. Grace E. Hysell, Middleport; Mrs. Homer E. Hysell, RL 2 Pomeroy; Norman G. Rose. Rt. 1 Minersville; Harry C. l-Ull, Rt. 2 Racine; Joseph H. Hood, Minersville; Mrs. Ronald D. S.OOk, Wellston; Charles D. Kisor, Rt. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Clarence E. Batley, Flatwoods, Ky.; Mrs. JohD M. Clair, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Hobert E. Whitt, Russell, Ky.; Mrs. 0. Orner Thornas, McArthur; Lori Ann Buck, Buffalo, W. Va; Vernon O. Duhl, Rt 4 Jackson; David D. stewart, Ironton; Miss Barbarr J. Adkins, FalrOOrn; Mrs. C I Y d e Smith, wellston Births Mrs. Roger K. Deem, Pome· roy, daughter, 10:09 a.m. Monday; Mrs James J. Smith. Rt. 1 Portland, dau2hter. 11:28 a.m. Monday; Mrs. Harold Rickard, Clifton, daughter, 12:25 p.m. Monday; Mrs. Edgar C. GrUflth, Jr., nt. I VInton, daughter, 2:40 p.m. Mmda,y; Mrs Ronald D. SloOk, Wellston, dauglJter, 4:19 p.m. Monday; Mrs. Charles Spurlock Gallipolis, daughter, 6:09 p, m. Monday; Mrs. Clyde Smlth, Wellston, daughter, 12:34 a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. CWford Thornton, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, VOL. )f.XI NO 148 POMEROY Llono Club, wltll a big help!~ from John Q, Public, has wrapped up a worth)' project.. Tuesday night the members of the club above met at the Oh.io Power Co. bulldi'* to pack eyeglasses for shipment to "New Eyes for the Needy, Inc.," at Short Hills, N. J. About 1,000 pairs ol discarded tar. Market Report MANNINGTON, W. VL (UP0 - About 70 coal miners were trapped undergrourd today by explosions and fire in a seven-- mine-long deep mine near here. Radio contact waa made within four hours with eight ol the trapped men. Marion County Sheriff Robert H. Tenruuit said shortly before JO am. EST, about four hours atter the first e)(J)Ioslon, that radio contact was established with eight men tra,pped in a portal a considerable distance tram an area where the explosions and fire were believed to have occw-red. Temant said a rescue crew of the Mountaineer COil Co., OWI8r ol the mine. would attempt to lower a "bucket'' by cable into the portal entrance for the eight men. Tennant said there were no koown casualties in the ac· ctdent. He said 01ine sl.l'erirtendent Lawrence Riggs reported nine miners escaped rrom one ot ttw:· mine's many exits shortly after the first explosion occurred at 6 a.DL EST, near the mine's Uewellyn portal In Marion CoUnty, close to the southern Pennsylvania border. At least two more e]jploslons loll""ed, the sheriff said. The Mowttaineer mine lies about 20 miles north of Monorph, W. VL, where the naUon's worst coal mine disast.- er occurred in 1907, kllli~ 361 men. The last major West Virginia mine acddent occurred last Mliy when 25 men were trapped in a mine near Hominy Falls, w.VL, alter a coal-cutting machine broke through a wall or an adjoining water-filled abandoned mine. Four men were kllled, 15 were found alive after six days arxl six were rescued alive after 10 days. A spokesman for the Ma~ nlngton mine said it employed 360 miners working three shifts. He said It was not known flow many men were in the mine when the explosions occurred. FIVE-DAY WEATHER nla. By United Press lnter~tlonal Never in the past tlve years have Red Comm1B11st China In the United Nations. At the same time, it killed - perhaps for good - a resolution calling for both Chinas to be seated In the United Nations. The vote was 67-30, with 27 abstentions, against the "two China" plan, which both Taipei and Peking said they would not acc~t anyway. Temperature" in OhJo tor the five4ay period 0( Thursdlcy through Moodlcy will aver. age above normal. DayUme high temperatures will anrage in the UJII)er 40s and low 50s and nlgtttime lows will be in the low and mid 30s. A warming trend will occur the latter J>lrl or the week with no major changes thereafter. Pre~Jtatlon will total around one-tenth of an inch or less as showers over the weekend and early next week. Two Forfeit Bonds KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. - PRESIDENT-ELECT Richard M. Nixon Two defendant• lorleltedboods meets today with 1·,,(1 key campaign advisers lor an intensive confer- and a third was fined Tuesdlcy ence on the problems aflead.. night by Middlepo<i MB¥or Compalgn manapr John Mitchell and ~ltornia Lt. Gov. R<lbert 0. Fisher. Forlelt!ng $25 bonds Finch were to join Nixon at his Key Biscayne retreat to discuss Or were Russell K. McDaniel, 19, ture White House stat! appointmerta, tranBition matters and Ideas pt, Pleasant, reckless O,PBralor the new adminhtraUon. Uon, and Freddie Mimotr, 23, CIOYeland, speeding. Fined $10 TOLEDO - THE FEDERAL BUREAU of lnvestil!Otion hoo been and costs was Karen J. Faulk, asked to investigate recent demonstr1tions against the Lucas County 19, Middleport, charged with Welfare Department. County C<Dimissionpresident Slul Wittenberg speeding. said he is calling for the probe todeterm.iDe how much am what ldnd or outside agitation may be involved. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Twerty-seven persons were charged with trespasslng tn the Admlsalms - Harry ~neer, Lucas COunty welCare bulldirw Tuesday when they staged a sit-in to Radne; Myrtle Durst, Pomeroy, enforce demarxls ror increased welfare pl)'lllents. Discharges - None. c: Adve(rture, fun, excl!omen~ travelo .c.. you'll flnd them all In VIEW-MASTER lull-color, lhree-dlmenolon plcturea. ExciU119 VIEW-MASTER stereo piclures are "Juslllko ralfl." Breath-laking full-color •nd atartllng threa-di.JTI&nsioni put you rlgh1 Into the scone. The whole family will enjoy VIEWMASTER plcturn. Perfect for gift&, too. COLUMBUS (UPJ) ~ The state Highway Department has issued a new map that baa no roads on it but blocka out in black and OOllltf.es which voted against the recently enacted $759 mlllioo. bond Issue A lrue "me:gtc tooklng gl111" to take you to tho world of VIEW·MAST!ll Stereo Ploturee. Mak" ltlreo ecenn "come to ltfel'' lluegod and MIY 10 oporolo. VIIW·IIAITIR 111il eterM vltwer h11 lnt•rnel Illumination end pree111on optical ay1tem lor evan gr•at•l- 111n0 vllwlng pltuure. l I tn etl). More than 100 dlflerent eub)ecta to deUght .nyone. Choos• ftom wotld travel, U.S. scenlce, adwnture, Mllnce, hletary, cartoon and Wll'lillon f~tM, fairy Iaiii and muoh more. See the comp lete line of Viewmaster Products Camera DepHtment 1st Floor. Be sure to see also all of the Polaroid Cameras and Film on sale. Complete line of Kodak Movie and Still Cameros - Binoculars - Flashlighh - Electri~; Shovers - Timex Wot~;hes - Jewel Cases - Ask any of the sales people to help you find what you wont. - ·-- -... I \ _,._. - . tlh ' - ~- - VISIT OUR VIEW·MASTER COUNTER SHOP EVERY WEEK DAY 'TIL 5 PM-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 'TIL 9 PM ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ·-· - - . .. . .. .. . .·-·. . . . . Thirt;y • nve oounttes are bordered In black altbousb the de· partment denied the map was ,Prepared lor use In establishing ,PI'ioritles in allocation c:l the bond 111011e1 that wiD be ulod for highway improvements, UCIHTED STEREO YIEWI!R Itch ptcbl cont.alat three 7-.ctne Reels (21 ICintl ... . . . . COLUMBUS - The American Legion or Ohio today alerted Ohio veterans that a widely spread report in reeentdays of legis1atloo providing lor a special dividend to World War n ntei-arls, Who have or have had National Service Life Insurance, is completely false. The Veterans Adrninistratim in Washington, D. c., confirmed to the Ohio Legion that this rumor is complete . Jy erroneous. the Money crisis p ARL~ (UP0 - WEST EUROPEAN MONEY markets shut down today to aid Fronce In Its light to 11¥8 the lranc from devaluation. The non-Communist world's wealthiest oations met in Bonn to discuss the world money crisis. France shut lts Oranclal markata "until further notice" to prevent further speculation on the franc. Other Eurq>ean natloRB fol· lowed oniL In the United Stotes tile otock markol was closed lor ita regular Wednesday hollday. Prealdent Charles do Gaulle met with hil cabinet In an emergency session that lasted almost three hours. Despite the crisis, a govermnent apokesman bl1ndQ' • nounced after tbe meeting that monetlry problems were not dlscueJed. Scripps Howard oewspapers re- PARIS (UPO- Sootll Vietnam today again rejected taking part in Paris Vietnam talks under present coOOitions, Vietnamese sources said. Allied diplomats at the same time said Moscow appears to be telling the Ccmmunists to makl! it easier for Saigon to erxl il.s boycott ant come to the negotiations. The diplomats said the Kremlin even wants the Communists to slow down military action in Sooth VIetnam. In · Vung Tau, Vietnam, Vietnamese sources said President Nguyen Van Thleu of South Vietnam reaffinned the taJks boycott in a closed door speeeh there to political filllowers. South VIetnam's boycott is based mainJy on a refusal to see tile Viet Cong get full conferen~:e status. Thieu wants the Viet Cong seated lis only a part or the llanoi delegation. Le Due Tho, tl1e powerful member of the Nortll Vietnam delegation, was currently in the fourth day of a Moscow stopover on his wa)' here from llanoi. Diplomats in Paris said Defiance Rages in Prague PRAGUE (UP0- Prague oollege students defied the government toda.y and voted to extend by at least one day their campus strike. Railway workers vowed to stop all trains in Ute cspltal if the Communist regime moved agaJnst the students. About 400 students meeting in tile philosophy department of Charles University voted overwhelmingly to extend a strike by all 22,000 students for 24 hours. Sentiment was ror an even longer extension. But students went along with their leaders' call lor only one more day to protest the rollapse of Czechoslovak Communist reform At the mee~ s start, leaders read a government rrtatement "asking" the students to end their occupation of classroom buildings which began Monday. "I don't want to stay one more da,y,'' one yOUth shouted. "1 want to stay even longer," the others cheered. The leaders then read a letter of support from Prague railway workers who referred to the Vote Wrong and Get Blacked Out E~ ~~=u~:.:~: VIEW-MASTER STANDARD STER&O VIEWER YI!W-MAITER PICTURE PACKETS . IU Clearing lOUth and well, Durrleo norlhoall IAJnlllhl and colder. Low In low to mid 2011. Fair IIOUihwell and J>lrll¥ cloucljl oortheast and warmer 'l'hllr-. <lAcy. N , ~ '0 <d' u (j, ., 0 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2q 196 eyegla&ses were contributed by Meigs Cwntlans over a two week period to the Lions Club project. The glasses wlll be given to needy persons after processing. From left to right are Fred Morrow, Ralph Graves, N. W. Compton, project chairman, Tom CaueU and Dale Warner. 70 Miners Trapped COLUMBUS (UPO - DallY cash grain prices paid to farmers Tuesday at grain elevators In Central, Northwestern a n d Southwestern Ohio as quoted. by the Ohio De.Pif(ment of Agriculture are: No. 2 Wheat (bu): mostly unchanged, 1.20-1.25, mollly 1.20-1.23; No. 2 Esr Com (bu): mostly 1-2 cents higher, .96-1.04 mostly 1.00 1.04; No. 2 illellod Corn (bu); mostly 1 cent higher, l.ol-1.08, mostly 1.01-1.06; No. 2 Sllellod Corn (100 lb.): mostly I cent higher, 1.80-1.93, mostly 1.80-1.89; No. 2 Oats (bu): unson, 3:40 a.m Tuesda3; Mrs. changed to I cent higher, . 55Wade Little, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, .65, mostly .60 -.63; No. I SOYson, 6:24a.m. Tuesday. beans (bu): mostly unchanged, Discharges 2.34.2.46, mostly 2.34.2.42. Pamela SUe Brooks, Dorcas Elkins, Mrs. E. Mart Francis, Mrs. Billy Hoock, Charles L, Koonce, SUsan Dawn Lookado, HOFFMAN SIGNS MONTREAL (UP0 The Mrs. Mae Miller, Charles F. Saxon, Thelma R. Saxon, Dale Mootreal Expos Mondlcy sigriod T. Tucker, Mrs. Eleanor With- first baseman Ross Hottman to ers, C, Frank Meadows, Perry a 1969 contract with their E. Livingston, fi, Rebecca SUe Sarasota club in the Florida Fields, Mrs. Stephen K. Darst Gulf Coast Rookie League. Hotrman Is a student at the and infant son. University of Southern CaU!or· OonVIillllnt light nltOh.. Compact ·~ durable. s:. TEN CENTS Saigon Rejects Joining Peace Meeting China's chances Cor admission to the United Nations been so remote. ' Weather :1ell '-,...c .; .... .. o :r "' .,oc enttn POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By a 58-44 vote with 23 abstentions, the U, N. General Assembly Tuesdty rejected the annual resolution to replace Nationalist China with '';j . Devoted To 1lu! lntere.ll Of'llu! Meig~·MtuOn Area PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Nov. 19, 1968 ADMITTED: Mrs. HughWoodo; Gallipolis Ferry; Mra. IYallurst; Mt. Alto; Silas Lanier, ~ side; Mrll. Charrls MeDanielt Pt. Pleasant; Ho,yt So)Te, Ma, son; Nancy Burton, Pt. Pleasant; Harry Machlr, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. EmU Martin, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. JolmFranctsco, Letart; Mrs. John McDaniel, Mason; Mrs. Ray SnJder, Logan; MrS: John Miller, Pt.. Pleasant; Jame11 Hash, Bidwell; Judy WOOII,vard, PL Pleasant. DISCHARGED: Timmy Ross, Pt.. Pleasant; Mr11. James WiiIiams and son, Leon; Lisa Hoicomb, Pt. Pleasant; S t e v e n Knight, Pt. Pleasant; aly stewart, Kanauga; Mra. Oshel Pat· terson and son, Hender10n; Pa· trtcia Dalton, Pt.. Pleasant; Lorna Bowles, Robertsburg; Mrs. Russell Leach and daughter, Pt. Pleasant; William Flora, Apple Grove; Charles Johnson, Pt:. Plea&a.nl; Mrs. Brown Watterson, Apple Grove; I')cmald Hussell, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Gerald Gibbs, MaBOll; Mrs. Glassco Farrow, rhlYtoo, 0. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Woods, GalllpoUsFerry,adaugh- UNJTED NATIONS - -,. ~ • at y e The victorious allies in World War l lost 5.1 millim men rompared with the viiiiCJiishod contral powerswhoselossesamounted to alrnom. 3. 4 million. Elected to • . . single train will move out any ot Prague's stations " PT. PLEASANT - Big Ten Firm for Blackout Paul A. of the Buckeye Hills Resource COnservation and Development Project of Caldwell, Ohio, will be the guest speaker at the 22nd aruma! banquet of the Western Soil Conservation District, to be held at Cedar Lakes FFA -FHA Camp, Rip. ley, W. Va., Monday, Nov. 25. Dodd received his B. S. in Agriculture from West Virginia University in 1960. From 1900 to 1963 he served as Soil Cooservationist for the SOU Conservatioo Service at Princeton, W. Va., and worked as a Soil Conservationist In Ravenna, Ohio, 1963to 1967. He will speak on, u c hange Are You Ready? 1 WINNER NAMED Jllllaes for tho Golremor'a BONN (UPO - WEST GERMANY SUMMONED Into eme'llency 11 Eieht Wonders ol. Ohlo" ec:meesston the rlrance mlnlsters or the wol'ld"• 10 rlc:beat nm-c..tell have namod Mr. E. B. Heckmunist nations .t o avert chaos on the world money marketl and endorn, 21S Elm Drive, Wooapossibly a panic. The immocllate crisis was brought b;}' threats to the French ter, Ohio, 11 the Qrll place win(ranc, ,now wortll obout 20 <enla. But - . r a In Swltzerllnd lore- ner. Nine other Ohlolllo Ued r... <:ast cOmplete chaos unlee urangementl are made for another the nmer.q~ spot. Ncme was In Bretton Woods conference to revalue thtl world"s major currenClles. ll<IUihelltOblo. Profit, Sales Marks I Net earnings were$412 ,377,or 73 cents a share, a gain of 17 per cent over tile first. half C'l. fisca11968. Evans said several factors contributed to this improvement, including the Examination ror ~ or PTA SASKE'I'BAU. PLAYERS - -bon tho Pcmeroy PTA Women's Basketball team hwldle during 1 Pnctic:e session tn prepirltion for a game this Thursday at 7:30 p.m. qalnat the Syracuse PTA women, in the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium. Admission is SO cents for adults and 25 cents for s~rts. Left to right are Dana Kessinger, coach, kneeling; Margaret Ella Lewis. Susie Soulsby, NeacU C:arsey. Diane KI!W, KoUhi Whitlatch, F.Jlen Rough~ Bett;y Batey and YY0111le Sceli,y, coach, also kneelif!l, dor~W~~~Yiidea. "' \ , ~ •. COHlplli\Y . ToLimafor The reserves, coached by Ter- I tor the company's product, "stimulated by the most comprehensive and concentrated ad· vertising and promotion p r agrams•' ever undertaken by the Wyant Taken Meigs High School Marauders turnod In a 54-46 win Tuescllcy aller school in a first basketball scrimmage session at Kyger Creek High. No individual scores were kept The Marallier coaching stafl', headed by Carl Wolle, was reported leellng guarded satls,.ctlon at the result, oonsideriJW sewral starters were released from W only recently.. The Marauder reserves will scrliJUDIIe the Racine Southern varsity this afternoon at Racine • contim.li.ng demand He reveals that tile COJIIPUO' entered new territory near Chicago during the six months wader review "and progress there is in line with our anticipated time table," Discussing the latest business venture Into the first fast food restaurant in ChllliMthe, Ohio, Evans say6 that "patl"DD''oBge of. the restaurant has been up to expectations at this stage." tbe relrtaurant started busineu on October 25 and Is opuralad. by Bob Evans Farm Foods, Inc , a wholly-owned subsidiary ofBob Evans Farms. William Wyant, 54, Racine, was "We camot expect the reatransported by deputies or Meigs taurant or new marketing area• Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach tA> to immediately add to our prof. day to Lima State Hospital for a its because ventures into IJ'O'Wtb 60-day examinatiq,n period. areas of this nature eost money Wyant, charged in the August to develop," he adds. 'tWe be24 shotgun slaying of Michael lieve they represent IOUDd in· Lee Dotson, 28, Parkersburg, vestment for futw-e proftta." was ordered taken to 1M hospibll PLAN GOLFING PARTY by Cc:rnmon Pleas .Judge John C. The Christmas pal1J' for memBacon upon request ol defense atlorney Junes B. O'Brien. bers of the Pomeroy Golf Cllio, ln other activity, SherUf Hart- green fee players, and t h e 1 r enbach this morning took Wil- spouses has been announced liam Reeves. 54, Albany, to the De<. 8, heglnning at 6~ p.m. Athens Stile Hospltll to begin • at tile Pomeroy Amerlean Le30 to 60 day examination period. gion hall. T!eketa, priced att2, Judp Blcon ordered Reeves m~ be purchalod from memto Athens after he appeared in bers ol the Women' a AltofDcourt Tuescllcy and changed his t!on or at the golf <lub. plea to auilty on an indecent exLOCAL TEMPS posure charge. Reeves was hlThe temperature Inn ••• dlctod by the gnnd )lry on U.t clowut\Jwn bUalnea1 cllltrbt at charge after he plod not gullt,y 11:29 a.m waa 35 ......._ ,.. In 1 prellmhary heart~ ot ry Ohlinaer, acrimmaged Ky... ger Creek reservea, but played oN)' two qlllrtera. Meigs opens at home apinst Jackson Friday nlghL In another &rei scrl..mmqe, Portsmouth llllothored Gall!polja 7'1-61 ot Portamoulh, aloo ~. against EplingbroughtbytheOhlo State Bar Association. Epling was charged In November, 1966 by the bar asaoctadon, with seven eow1t& of misconduct Including a 15-month delay In accounting to a client for money collected, his handlingofestatemat. ters as attorney for administrators and the issuance of rr.oJW than 200 insuf!i dent fund chech. The court's Board of Grtevances and Discipline found. Epling guilty and recommended that he be indefinitely suspendedtrom the practice of law. The Ohio .su. preme Court approved the rec- Evans Farms Set New Gov. George Romney Tuesday joined the effort to televise saturday's K811lt: by urging the governors of the seven other states in the league aOO presidents of the conference sehools to request that NCAA officials permit the contest to be teleBoth sales and earnings of vised. Bob Evan~< farms, Inc. tor ttu: "ThousaOOs upoo thousands six .utmths ended October 25, of football fans •tionwide 1968 established new high receagerly want to watch Sl.tur· ords for a ha..ll-year period, it day's decisive UM-OSU game is announced toc:1a:r by nroert matching two of the ration•s L. Evans, president. And he add four top - ranked teams for the ed, •• As we go into the colder Big Ten Championship and months, which traditionally ill'e Rose Bowl berth," Romney the best for sausage sales, we said in a telegram to his fellow continue to be optimistic lor the governors and the college presi- next six months." dents. Sales or the midwest produThe Big Ten athletic direc- cer and distributor of sausage tors Monday vetol!ld a request in the first half or its fiscal to provide live telecasting of year amounted to $6.ll2,02 7, an the game. increase of 16 per cent aver the $.'> ,251,940 a year ago. Meigs Wim Practice Tilt alter school Suspended COLUMBUS (UPO- A secorJ:I television network will cover the Ohio State - Michigan clash here Saturday. The 1Jnlversity of Michigan announced. Tuesday that the ommendation. game would be beamed (rom A practicing attorney in Galli. here to the campus via closedpolis since September 1957, Epcircuit television. ling was ..pubII ely reprimanded'' WOSU - TV, the Olllo State by the Ohio Supreme CourtlnDe-· Uni versil..Y station, announced cember 1962 for his misconduct Moo:tay plans to brc..dcast the Epling filed an appeal on JW\e as an attorney including "h l s game live and In color on Its 21 sta.ying the Ohio Supreme persistent habit of writing and channel (34). Coort's order of suspension and uttering checks without sufDcThe game will be 'wiewed at seeking a rehearing. But on July ient funds." Am Arbor on two 1$ by 20 root 10, tho llh!o Supreme Court deEpling had altMII cornplet8d screens in the MichtPri Events rUed .Epllng a rehearins and that four years or his term as GalBuilding. Some 12,000 seats will decision was appealed in August Ua County Prosecuting Attorney. be available at $3 1 ticket to the U. S. &lpreme Court. Choosing not to seek re-elect:loo., Meanwhile, Big Ten officials The Ohio Supreme Court's ac- fle instead ran for the post ol continued to refuse pleas from tion was taken on recommenda· Gallia Cowrty Conunon P I e a 1 the school that the game be tion or its Board of Grievances Judge . He was defeated on Nov . shown publicly. The clash will and Discipline after a January S by Democrat Ronald C. Caldetennine the championship or 1967 public hearing on charges houn . the Big Ten and the Big Ten's representative in the Rose porled today, The department noted that virtually all of the Department's No. 3 dlvisl~ which cuts through central Dido !rom Lorain on Lake Erie to Fairfield County east or Columbus voted against the bood issue. The b!gpll cwl1\)' to turn lflumbs down on the lsaue was HamUton wlrleb baa 112 miles CJI Interstate idpway, the IOC• ood laraest In tho state. However, it still haB a maze al tralltc botdenecl<s and other hllbway problema. tuallwo.Y dopartmenl olllctala said oo allocation• will be made until after the Legislature meeta and establllhes a formula ·for cH-buUm ol the !lmds. I Taft Orders Attorney be The Ohio Supreme Court has suspenOOd indefinitely Gallia COWlty Prosecuting Attorney John A. Epling, of Golllpolls, from the practice of law. An entry signed by Chief Justice Kingsley A. Taft, and dated NO\I. 18 at Columbus, was filed with Marjorie Rinehart, Clerk ol Court, Gallia Cowrty Common Pleas Court, on Tuesday. ft or. dered Epling's suspension, his surrender oC his Certificate of Admission to tile Ohio Bar, and payment or costs amounting to $1,208.96. The Ohio SUpreme Court entry incorporated lnto It the U, S, Supreme Court's Tuesday, Nov. 12, denial ol Epling's appeal of the Ohio Supreme Court's suspension order of June 19, 1968. Bowl Jan. 1. PAUL A. DODD Dodd, Project Coordinator the Kremlin was apparently using Its inDuence on him. Tho stopped earlier for only one day in Peking where Chinese Communist lead~rs oppose any comprOO'lise with Saigon. The alii ed diplomats said the Kremlin sought a toned down Communist military posb.lre In South Vietnam in order to ease Saigon's stand against ei'Kiing its boycott. A new series of C<Bnmunist shellin.gs of allied bases in Sooth Vietnam has raised concern here illllong diplomats that it may harden Thieu's stand agaJnst sending a delegation to Paris. 1 \ I , I •I I ( •1 ., ;. t,. •.. •• ~. vr •• . 01 ...•• "" �' 2 _ Th~ Dalb Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1968 by any means, to look upon this great bcKb' as an institution HParate and apart from the peo- Washington ••• ple. ll Is, rather, to make an accCMmling of the stewardship of those to whom the people ;··'· Report have entrusted, in a very real sense today , their IW,es, their rortunes and their sa.'c red honor . The Congress, created by ~i --:~: . the people and fully representa.,"'!, ' '•'" ,': • tive of them, shares with them Senate Uol·ument No. 113 was sponse of the congress was irn· the opportunities and the obligaordered to be printed on October mediate . Where the needs and tions that are the right and the 11, 1968. It has receh·e-d lillie- the protcl'l ion ol our people here responsibility of every ,\m\wlpublic allention. Senate Docu- al home were effectively met by can ment 113 is the Reporl of the Adminislratiolt action, we apSenate l)o(·umcnt 113 b>ives a Mioority L.eader of the Senate plauded and approved. But when quotation from ,\braham Lin for lhe Sel'Ond Session oC the the spending of our people's dol - coln as having been a ro,lide li.oo lars was unwise, or where pro90th Congress during the 90th Congress. I bcposals for solutions of domesThe esteemed Ullnois Senator lie\o·e it is a sensible attitude Everelt McKinley Dirksen Is the tic problems were, in our opin- to adopt as we head into the author of the report and it is ion, unwarranted and ill · con- 91st Congress: "I shall try to full of the brilliant rhetoric this sidered we did not hesitate to cOITl'cl errors where shown to man has displayt':d for many work and vote ror their rejec- be errors, and I shttll adopt years . At lhe samf." time the tion. new views as fast as they shall To make a report to the people Doeument is laden with a great appear to be Irue views." deal of plain truth about l he on llw stateofthc tongress is not, temper of the 90th Congress. I would like to paraphrase some of the items from thi s report . The mood and ro le of the Congress in this past year have been reflected in doubts . Doubts about the viciousness of individual and organized uimt> in the United States . Doubts tha i the I WITH STATED PURCHASE! .fo"ederal governmt.'fll is full y a. ware of the housewife's dilemma as living costs soar. Doubts aboul the impossible ec onomic position the -\mer ican farmer faces Doubt that ihe Administration's passion for "building bridges" with Communist nations bent upon our destruction makes any sense The report quotes from" Green Pastures," that great play af a generalion ago, when Noah says to the Lord: "Everythin' dat's s'posed to be faslened down is comin' loose!" And indeed at times il has seemed thai way Too many of lhe principles and practices. the customs and stand· ards that once we knew and cher · ished appear to be in eclipse, some perhaps lost forever. Despite the many doubts and the Vietnam war seeming to be an ever present and practically insoluble problem the Congress acted in keeping with the best tractition and intercsl of the Nation as a whole. S(urle,-, legislation with which I personally disagreed passed the Congress and became law. 18 to 20 Pounds 10 Pounds & Up Other measures which I supJl.rted'iiio"w,e re enacted. In both Cfses it ' mok the support r1 · diembers" or both political par Ues. Where the defense of the Nation and the support of our armed forces was concerned re- I r~~~ieiw::.;;:.::t:=:~::::::::=:::=:=::::::;::::=$.'1.~;::.~::.~==:==:=:::=:=:=:::=:=:::::=:;:=~:::::=:;:.1 Election Recount PT. PLEASANT- The Mason County Court membershavobeen conducting a recoWlt in the recent general election voting in the behalf of persons who h a d sought a recount following the vote canvassing last week . The votes cast for Judge ol the 29th Judicial district u.nd the COWlty commissioner race are i\~ TO WED PT. PLE,\SANT - Two cou pies have made applications for marriage licenses in the c:ffice of the cmmty clerk. Awlying were Steven Gail Warner, 21, ,\rbuckle , and Nancy Mae Morgan, 19, Pt. Pleasant; Grover Elsworth FuJtz, 20, Cottageville, and Bernice Kathryn Fultz, 29, I. eon. Killed in Underway~ It All Saturday in Columbus Accidlmt Tue..day each being individually taJiied. Judge James Lee Thompson (D) was the apparent winner in the judgeship over repOOlican V. K , Knapp by approximately 100 votes and in the t-ommissioner race Elvin (Pete) Wedge (lt) won over democrat l{eid Doolittle by approximately 75 votes. At the close oC the day Tues~ day the recount was only a little over half way through and will probably continue the rest oC the week before completed. Holzer Medical Center: VisitIng hours 2..24 and 7~ p.m. Parents ooly on Pediatrics Ward . Admissions Daniel S. Davis, 644 Fourth 1\ve.; Mrs. Raymond Scott, 817 Fourth Ave.; Elias W, Sisson, Rt. I Vinton; Rebecca S. Fields, m. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. S. Cole Staats, New Haven; Arthur R. Sylvester, ~racuse; Mrs. John P. Kauff, Middleport; Mrs . Garold E. Sizemore, Radcliff; Mrs. John F. Klein, Jackson; Mrs. Howard C. Robinson, Rt. 1 Ripley, W.Va.; M.·s. Stella C, Booten, Athens; Mrs. Dolly KUng, Athens; Mrs. Harold C. Dean, Coal Grave; Mrs. Dewey J . Ross, Wellston; Mrs. Anna A. Angles, Oak Hill; Tina M. Parsons, Rt. 2 South Webster. Balllsll< Ml.,lle A ballistic missile is an unmanned vehicle. the major portion of whose flight path to its target is a ballistic trajectory which is determined by gravitational and drag forcPs alone . No one was injured but a deer was ldlled tn an at-cident at 2:45 Births Tuesday on tu. 7, £our and p.m. Mrs. Garold E. Sizemore, Radcliff, daughter, 6:57 a.m. Tues- one..tentt~ miles norUt of Pomeday; Mrs. S, Colest.aats, New Ha- roy, the state IUghway Patrol ven, daughter, 9:27 a.m. Tues- rePJrled. OOicers said the animal ran da,y. across the highway in front of Discharges Mrs. Virgil F. Adkins, John a northbound car driven by HarE. Bishop, Clay C. Burns, Ed· ley R. Morrison, 48, Marietta. ward S. Cotley, Mrs. Horace T. There was heavy damage to the Dean. Mrs. DaJc A. Gillesoie. vehicle Jud,y A, llanauer, steve S. Hornsby, Edward E, Hoyt, D, M r s. With respect to population, CJ.yde L. Langley, Mrs . John II, the three largest cities in the Montgomery, George E. Moore. world are Tokyo, London and Chester Scou, Russell S c o t t, New York, in respective Thomas Scites, Rebecca Smalley, order. David D. Stewart, Mrs. Hobert E. Harvey and infant daughter, E. Whitt, Rodney G, Winters, Mrs . Lloyd R. Finley and Infant Mrs. Robert c. Waugh and in· daughter, Mrs. Gary M. Harri- fant son, Mrs. James E. Morrison and infant son, Mrs . Harold son and lnfant daughter. l'OLUMBliS (lJPi) - State, Purdue and Indiana were exported to batlle for the Big Ten championship, The Bucke)·es had finished strong in 1967 with four straight victories, to post a 6-3 season, and had 27 leUermen returning. Many guessperts had rated Purdue as the nation's No. 1 collegiate football team. After all, the Boilermakers had All~ American halfback L e r o .l Keyes and All-Big Ten quarterback Mike Phipps, plus a monstrous defensive line. Irdiana's ram e d "Cardiac Kids" had stunned the grid world b.\' g rabbing a share of the Big Ten title in 1967. Quar~ terback llarry Gonso performed hi s magic once - why not again? Purdue not onl) rell to Ohio Clip and Redeem These Coupons 400 . 100 Extra Plaid Stamps EXTRA PLAID STAMPS G WITHPURCHASEOF$10.00 ~ (bcept ilam'/rohibittd by t.wl 1 Coupon Yeli Thru Nov, 26 In All Columbus Unit AlP Store• One coupon redeemed with each $10 purO.aM A . ,\NN 'RBOR. Mich . (UP0- nlng the whole thing. Mirhigan Coach Bump Elliott Arter dropping the rirst game ls quite willing to agree that of the season to California, the Ohio State deserves its No. 2 Wolverines have gone on to win ranking But he figures his No. 4 ranking is also well deserved. The Big Ten championship and the trip to tlle Rose Bowl rides on the outcome of the meeting between the Wolverines and Buckeyes in Columbus Saturday and Elliott Figures now is the time think about win- we care-No Wosfe ·-All L.ean Meat On Thanksgiving Day You'll Be Glad You Did! More Sports Super-Right On Page 10 PREMIUM 9UALITY .• • • NONE PRICED HIGHER U.S. Gov't. Inspected- Grade A 5 to 10 Pounds At $1,000 to Cars . 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"I thought we could win the championship, yes, but I never told myself we should be play . ing ror the championship," El liott said as he prepared the squad ror Saturday. "Maybe I trIed not to thl nk about it . I wanted to concentrate on one game at a Ume," he said . More Convinced End Jim Mandich said the Ume to begin thinking of a championship was af'ter down ~ ing Mithigan State Oct. 12 and defensive back Tom Curlis began having thoughts of a trip to the Rose Bowl the next week - after Michigan dropped lndi · ana, But Ron Johnson, the recordbreaking halfback who scored five times against Wisconsin Saturday, figured the Wolverines were champions from the start of practice during summer . "Even after we lost to Cali fornia, I though so," said John son. "We just didn't pJa:r· a good game, but I was sure we could put everything together ." Elliott figures Ohio State had a couple or close calls this sea son - in games with Illinois , Purdue 1md Iowa. Across From Th. 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After due deliberation and personal visits by this correspondent to the secret workouts of these two explo· sive elevens, the Hoople System forecasts a WoJver· ine victory by a narrow 26-24 count-har·rumph! Another game featuring two of the pollsters' favorite teams matches powerful Kansas and Missouri of the Big Eight. The Tigers and Jay hawks are so evenly matched it is almost impos sible to select a winner. hn· possible, that is, to all selec tors except Hannibal Wotta · burp, long-time member of the Hoople F'orecasting force Hannibal, the pride of Missouri, called just last night to give us the magic words . "The Tigers by two!" By a strange coincidence-kaff. kaff-when we fed our facts and figures back through the computer, we carne out with the same two points. I pre dict a 27-25 triumph for Missouri-um-kumph! compelitors- bolh 8-1! 95 85th renew a I. 33-22-hak· kaH! The TV fare for the daya doubleheader-is top drawer. The Hrst meeting know "The only thing I know is that we're on suspension,'' Ballman said. "I tried to find out today what our whole situation was but Kuharlch wasn't too concrete. fie just told me in a very businesslike way that 1 was suspended. We'll find out when we meet with him just what posi tion we're ln.'' lfte Potato Chips ,i1~:R • • ... iRIIStuffinc Bread ,i1~:R • • lu.rl- & despite urgings thatt'lorlda 1\&M, University invite the predoml· nantly white University or Tam .. pa this year . 1\&M Coach Jake Gaither an. nowtced Tuesday that Alcorn A&M tollege ot Lormll'l, Miss ., had been selected as the RattJers· opponent in the Dec. 7 game in Miami's Orilllge Bowl and Insisted that It had nothing lo do with the racial question , Thi.LAIIASSEE, Fla. (UPO The Orange Blossom Classic will hTLhNTh (UPQ - Florida again be a battle between two o( State and Louisiana State wtll the nation's top Negro schools, be total strangers when they meet in the first amual Peach Bowl on Dec . 20, but theireoaeh. es are old friends. The two teams have never met in football, but Seminole head Coach Bill Peterson and LSU Coach Charlie McClendon were both If the tincinnatl aerial artist assistants in the 1950's under· has another game like last Sat- Paul Dietzel at LSU. urday, he will become the all time yardage-gaining champion for one college season. His current net yardage total is 2,831 yards. Chillicothe Bomber Sets Record CINCINNATI (UPO - Univer~ slty of Cinchmati quarterback Greg Cook, the nation's c olIege total orrens.e leader, must wonder what a guy has to do to win a football game. Last Saturday, the blond bomber from Chillicothe, Ohio set a new collegiate singlegame record by passing for 554 yards. lie threw rour touchdown passes , ran for another TD and completed 3J or 56 passes. ~II Cincinnati lost 60-4fl to undefeated Ohio Uni\·ersity, although the Rearcats piled up the most yardage, 684, by any losing learn in recorded NCi\A hi story "Sure i! was discouraging,'' took said. "It's discouraging any lime we lose. And I can't blame it all on our defense, because we made some ml.stahes on offense - like the fumble I made to set up one of their touchdowns" Not one to dwell on the past, however, Cook looks ahead to Cincinnati's final game against Miami or Ohio here Saturday. Topping 3,000 Mark In the Miami en counter , he appears virtually certain to become the third player in NCAA hi story to amass more than 3,000 total yards in one season. Two Tulsa quarterbacks, Bill Anderson in 1965 and Jerry Rhome in 1964, were the others to achieve that miJestone. L.ast Week : Tu Date : Right 4G WronJ II Tie& 0 30! ll3 13 Pet. .784 .728 so FREE so 10 to 12 First Ugbthou&e pound The first lighthouse built in the United States was the Little Brewster Island light at the entrance lo Boston Harbor. which was first lit on Sept. 14, 1716. Turkeys Weekly THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS· MA SON AREA RICHARDS. OW EN, P UBl iS HER Chetler Ton<utJ,I II, Editor P~.tbli~hed doil ~ e~cltpt Sat~.trd 111 y by Tl1e Ohoo ll~tlley Pul>lishin 9 Co mpcnr 110 M.r;ho':'ic )t., PomtHoy , Qt,; 0 : 45769 . Bus•.neu Ollice PJ,rme 992· 2156 , Ed,tor>ol PJ,one 992•2157 .. Ser;ond don poolcljie paid ot Pome• ror , Ohi o. Notional cdvltrlising represenlori,.e Bottinelli·Gollc;her, Inc ., 12 E(uf 4111 St., New Yoo~ C ity, New Yor~. S1.1 l>serip t ion •ctes: Delive•ed by corroer where a vci lcble 45 ce r>ls per wee~; 0 "" yecr i n odvonee ot tho Doily Sent ine l Office, $23 .40 . s;~ oonth,, $1!.70. Thre" mo nt h 1 , $5.85. Y Motor Route whe re carrie • 1 e,_ ~iee not ov(lilobl., : On., month $1.50. Y mod : One yeor $10 .00. Si• month • i_S.2 5. mon th s $ 3. 00 . Subu:rip• t•nn p<oce .ndudu S.., ndoy Timet• Winners list posted weekly CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY n.,,.,.,_ ~ntinel, Iowa 31, Illinois 19 Okla. St. 3Z, Kansas Sl. 18 LoulniUe 28, Drake 14 Boston College 45, Mass. 2.6 Missouri 27, Kansas 25 Duke 8, North Carolina 6 Mich. Sl. 24, Northwestern 21 Michigan 28, Oblo Slate 24 Ohio U. l5, No. IUinols 7 Oklahoma 40, Nebraska 16 Oregon State 35, Oregon 2I Dartmouth 10, Ptnn 8 Mathematical Cenius p a i r s old foes- Oklahoma and Nebraska. The nightcap features the nation 's No . 1 club. Southern California. against UCLA in the Pacific Eight headliner. The Sooners will keep their Big E i g h 1 championship hopes alive by walloping Nebraska, 40-16, and the Tro. jans. who already have earned their third consecutive Rose Bowl ticket, wili topple the Uclans, 2.1·15! Despite the inclem e nt weather- lain, mud and snow-which pI a g u e d the collegiate gridirons last Sat . urday, the Hoople Forecast recorded an amazing per· formance, compiling an as . tronomical . 784 average with 40 correct selections and 11 misses! Now on with the forecast. Wyoming !I, Arizona 11 (NI Penn State 35, Plllsburgh 6 Prlncelon 40, Cornell 20 Purdue 2%, Indiana 21 TCU 3!, Rice 0 RichmClnd 27, Wm. & Mary 20 Rutgers 18, ColgaLe 8 SMU 31, Baylor 9 Tennessee 25, Kentucky 18 Arkaasas 38, Texas Tech 26 LSU 14, Tulane 8 Southern Calli. %3, UCLA 15 l:tah 21, Utah Stale 3 Tex. El Paso 16, Colo. St. U. 14 (NI VIrginia 13, Maryland 0 Washington !4, Wash. St. 20 Syraense 29, W. Virginia 17 No. Tex. St. %11, Wlcbtla Sl. 8 Minneaota 36, Wlseonsill 11 Xal'ler 2!, Bowlin~: Green 13 Arizona Sl. 34, San Jos• Sl. 31 (NI Tampa %3, So. 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Glazed llickory Pecan Cheny Planked Rustic Walnut "Tht'y'rt' du .. bbt-lls to barbells to you!"' called the '·Poll Bowl." vard lads , I predict !he Eli juggernaut. led by the in · comparable Brian Dowling and the game-breaking Cal. vin Hill, will prevail in this 4x8Sh"ts SPECIAL LOW PRICE! -SAVE 35c: for F.gad, friends, the title en· counter between Ohio State and M i c hi g a n might be ball talents of the John Har . LOWER PRICED THAN &VERI Jane Porker i) uy s 3 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE fearless Forecaster ~real 4x8 SHEET PIIILADEJ.PIIIJ\ (UPO - Veteran pass catchers Mike Ditka and (;ary Ballman or the Philadelphia Eagles were to meet with General Manager-Coach Joe Kuharich today to discuss their status and future following their suspensions. The two players were suspended abruptly by Kuharich Tuosda,y after making remarks about his coaching in New Yor~ There also were reports they were placod on waivers but the Eagles would not confirm it and the players themselves ctidn't HOOPLE: WOLVES OVER BUCKS; AWARDS 'THE GAME' TO YALE m '68--cornE" lnto THE GAME undefeated. While bowing to no man in my admiration of the root· EABY·CAR. Suspended Pros Waiting POLL BOWL Harvard vs. Yale-the one thai sets the nerves to tin. gling in your Fearless Fore· caster. The old· timers among you will remember that your f a i I h r u L correspondent first gained athletic prominence spearheading the famed Flying Wedge for the Yale varsity-BoolaBoola! But that, alas, was long ago and today we have a new set of heroes who have car· ried the Old Blue lo 16 straight victories and the Harvard club to eight con. secutive triumphs . In fact , not since 1909 have these two &9c Pascal Celery . • Grape fru1't SEEDLESs. • Cranberries • • • • Tancelos ~if~~J • • • Louisiana Yams • • • lnlerrational poll. The winner face-s the No. I team on New Year's Uay. The matchl.{) couldn't have b e e n more perfect. It's easy to tell how much Ohio State's Woody Hayes re... spects Michigan. lie has said very little about the upcoming game. Elliott is just as concerned, but a bit more talkative. "The_y have an excellent Coo~ ball team, their ranking is right," Elliott said. '''lllei r offense is a tremendous threat arx:l they have solid people all through their defense. "The most impressive thing, out of many, about them is that they're as active as any defense I've seen in some time. "They've had poinls scored against them, but their defenfle has been tough when it had to be. The points againsl them came when il didn't mean much. "The key is their great quarterback play. Rex Kern is a natural and the secord stringer Ron Maciejowski, another sophomore, is nearly as good. We were impressed with Bill Long last year and he's not even gelling to play." And now for THE GAME- Navel Oranges $100 $1 00 29-oz. 3.60 OR~HGE ~~ ''".. "•PP.... '"• c..... c:..~, 00'111 wnll I"'U $100 to hatp plf '•• Buy I- Get 1 "Fr Produce Buys! :l " ( Polish Sausage • Pork Roast • • • • 38c SMOKED COOKED HAMS Look For The Hall With The Slice On Top . . . WHY PAY MORE?- A&P BRAND Coupon Valid Thru Nov. 26, 1968 In All Columbu1 Unit A&P's. .' lb. SUPERIOR BRAND Whole or Shank Half • Bring in the price label or regi1ter tape, of courte. ._!>'c· •• Michigan lost to Calirornia 21~ 7, then reeled orr eiRhl straight wins, including six in Big Ten play, to set up the championship game. "We are not overpowering. We do not have burning speed or great physical size, so it's a matter of going oot each week and doing the job," Elliott admits. Led by tailback Ron Johnson ard Cf,larterback Dennis BroWn, the Wolverines have amassed 3,643 yards. Defensively, they have Intercepted 24 passes 10 by Tom Cw-th - and re... covered 12 enemy rumbles. Michigan's defensive front four or Tom Goss, Henry Hill, Dan Parks and CeeU Pryor has produced 57 key plays this sea- SUPII·IItOHT Com• to A&P. You'll be thankful you did. We buy only U.S. Inspected Grade "'A"' Turkeys . . . .. • lb. There's one other big advantage in coming to Aa-P for your turkey. When you do, you'll find harvest-of-value prices on e'\·erything you need lor your Thanksgiving dinner. 2 For 1 Sundae Sale 25c SIZE-ANY FLAVOR-THRU NOV. 24 FRESH PICNIC STYLE and only tl1e tender, young birds from this year•• Rock. ](you buy your Tl1anksgiving Turkey at Aa.P and are not completely satigfied with it, we won't ju~t gi'\·e you your monty hack wt'll gi'\'t you Double Your Money Rack.+ " Chuck Steaks • Any Time Of The Year ADOLPH SAYS: • CENTER BLADE CUTS ••. 49c 48C .• • •• Swiss Steak • • • .. Swift's ••. Butterball Turkeys 7 WHY PAY MORE'/ lb. SPECIAL! ROUND BONE SHOULDER' : . Double Your Money Back Guarantee! 38 Pass Written PT. PLE;\S,\NT - The local Stale Detachment gave drivers tests Tuesday to 81 persons with 38 passing their written exam and 32 passing the drivers test . Thirteen persons failed, seven railin15 written and five operation and one equipment. Drivers tests arc given by the local 5\atc Pulice on the fir stand third Tuesdays of each month . • • c t •• • • lb. lb. lb. Damage Estimated 10 to 18 Pounds c c State, but was later lC}sct to Mirmesot.a. Indiana proved human after all . Blending veterans and a Oock of talented sophomores, Ohio State lived up to its pre-season expectations. Top Teams Collide The Bucke.)les have b e e n ranked second nationall,y since their 13-0 slunner over l'urdue. Saturday they will battle Michigan, now fourth ranked, ror the Big Ten title and the rlgflt to meet Southern california in the Hose Bowl. Ohio state races a team that fi~shed 4-6 last year and lost most of Its oftensiw and defensive line. Little was expected of Mlchi~ gan which had posted only foW' winning seasons since 1959 under Chalmers (Bump) Elliott. Elliott Conceding Bucks No.2 Don't Gamble on Turkey Quality - Order One of these Plump, Young Beauties at Your A&P and Be Sure! ~;~s Before the 1968 season began, 0 hi o AII-Stan(iil '.. �' 2 _ Th~ Dalb Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1968 by any means, to look upon this great bcKb' as an institution HParate and apart from the peo- Washington ••• ple. ll Is, rather, to make an accCMmling of the stewardship of those to whom the people ;··'· Report have entrusted, in a very real sense today , their IW,es, their rortunes and their sa.'c red honor . The Congress, created by ~i --:~: . the people and fully representa.,"'!, ' '•'" ,': • tive of them, shares with them Senate Uol·ument No. 113 was sponse of the congress was irn· the opportunities and the obligaordered to be printed on October mediate . Where the needs and tions that are the right and the 11, 1968. It has receh·e-d lillie- the protcl'l ion ol our people here responsibility of every ,\m\wlpublic allention. Senate Docu- al home were effectively met by can ment 113 is the Reporl of the Adminislratiolt action, we apSenate l)o(·umcnt 113 b>ives a Mioority L.eader of the Senate plauded and approved. But when quotation from ,\braham Lin for lhe Sel'Ond Session oC the the spending of our people's dol - coln as having been a ro,lide li.oo lars was unwise, or where pro90th Congress during the 90th Congress. I bcposals for solutions of domesThe esteemed Ullnois Senator lie\o·e it is a sensible attitude Everelt McKinley Dirksen Is the tic problems were, in our opin- to adopt as we head into the author of the report and it is ion, unwarranted and ill · con- 91st Congress: "I shall try to full of the brilliant rhetoric this sidered we did not hesitate to cOITl'cl errors where shown to man has displayt':d for many work and vote ror their rejec- be errors, and I shttll adopt years . At lhe samf." time the tion. new views as fast as they shall To make a report to the people Doeument is laden with a great appear to be Irue views." deal of plain truth about l he on llw stateofthc tongress is not, temper of the 90th Congress. I would like to paraphrase some of the items from thi s report . The mood and ro le of the Congress in this past year have been reflected in doubts . Doubts about the viciousness of individual and organized uimt> in the United States . Doubts tha i the I WITH STATED PURCHASE! .fo"ederal governmt.'fll is full y a. ware of the housewife's dilemma as living costs soar. Doubts aboul the impossible ec onomic position the -\mer ican farmer faces Doubt that ihe Administration's passion for "building bridges" with Communist nations bent upon our destruction makes any sense The report quotes from" Green Pastures," that great play af a generalion ago, when Noah says to the Lord: "Everythin' dat's s'posed to be faslened down is comin' loose!" And indeed at times il has seemed thai way Too many of lhe principles and practices. the customs and stand· ards that once we knew and cher · ished appear to be in eclipse, some perhaps lost forever. Despite the many doubts and the Vietnam war seeming to be an ever present and practically insoluble problem the Congress acted in keeping with the best tractition and intercsl of the Nation as a whole. S(urle,-, legislation with which I personally disagreed passed the Congress and became law. 18 to 20 Pounds 10 Pounds & Up Other measures which I supJl.rted'iiio"w,e re enacted. In both Cfses it ' mok the support r1 · diembers" or both political par Ues. Where the defense of the Nation and the support of our armed forces was concerned re- I r~~~ieiw::.;;:.::t:=:~::::::::=:::=:=::::::;::::=$.'1.~;::.~::.~==:==:=:::=:=:=:::=:=:::::=:;:=~:::::=:;:.1 Election Recount PT. PLEASANT- The Mason County Court membershavobeen conducting a recoWlt in the recent general election voting in the behalf of persons who h a d sought a recount following the vote canvassing last week . The votes cast for Judge ol the 29th Judicial district u.nd the COWlty commissioner race are i\~ TO WED PT. PLE,\SANT - Two cou pies have made applications for marriage licenses in the c:ffice of the cmmty clerk. Awlying were Steven Gail Warner, 21, ,\rbuckle , and Nancy Mae Morgan, 19, Pt. Pleasant; Grover Elsworth FuJtz, 20, Cottageville, and Bernice Kathryn Fultz, 29, I. eon. Killed in Underway~ It All Saturday in Columbus Accidlmt Tue..day each being individually taJiied. Judge James Lee Thompson (D) was the apparent winner in the judgeship over repOOlican V. K , Knapp by approximately 100 votes and in the t-ommissioner race Elvin (Pete) Wedge (lt) won over democrat l{eid Doolittle by approximately 75 votes. At the close oC the day Tues~ day the recount was only a little over half way through and will probably continue the rest oC the week before completed. Holzer Medical Center: VisitIng hours 2..24 and 7~ p.m. Parents ooly on Pediatrics Ward . Admissions Daniel S. Davis, 644 Fourth 1\ve.; Mrs. Raymond Scott, 817 Fourth Ave.; Elias W, Sisson, Rt. I Vinton; Rebecca S. Fields, m. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. S. Cole Staats, New Haven; Arthur R. Sylvester, ~racuse; Mrs. John P. Kauff, Middleport; Mrs . Garold E. Sizemore, Radcliff; Mrs. John F. Klein, Jackson; Mrs. Howard C. Robinson, Rt. 1 Ripley, W.Va.; M.·s. Stella C, Booten, Athens; Mrs. Dolly KUng, Athens; Mrs. Harold C. Dean, Coal Grave; Mrs. Dewey J . Ross, Wellston; Mrs. Anna A. Angles, Oak Hill; Tina M. Parsons, Rt. 2 South Webster. Balllsll< Ml.,lle A ballistic missile is an unmanned vehicle. the major portion of whose flight path to its target is a ballistic trajectory which is determined by gravitational and drag forcPs alone . No one was injured but a deer was ldlled tn an at-cident at 2:45 Births Tuesday on tu. 7, £our and p.m. Mrs. Garold E. Sizemore, Radcliff, daughter, 6:57 a.m. Tues- one..tentt~ miles norUt of Pomeday; Mrs. S, Colest.aats, New Ha- roy, the state IUghway Patrol ven, daughter, 9:27 a.m. Tues- rePJrled. OOicers said the animal ran da,y. across the highway in front of Discharges Mrs. Virgil F. Adkins, John a northbound car driven by HarE. Bishop, Clay C. Burns, Ed· ley R. Morrison, 48, Marietta. ward S. Cotley, Mrs. Horace T. There was heavy damage to the Dean. Mrs. DaJc A. Gillesoie. vehicle Jud,y A, llanauer, steve S. Hornsby, Edward E, Hoyt, D, M r s. With respect to population, CJ.yde L. Langley, Mrs . John II, the three largest cities in the Montgomery, George E. Moore. world are Tokyo, London and Chester Scou, Russell S c o t t, New York, in respective Thomas Scites, Rebecca Smalley, order. David D. Stewart, Mrs. Hobert E. Harvey and infant daughter, E. Whitt, Rodney G, Winters, Mrs . Lloyd R. Finley and Infant Mrs. Robert c. Waugh and in· daughter, Mrs. Gary M. Harri- fant son, Mrs. James E. Morrison and infant son, Mrs . Harold son and lnfant daughter. l'OLUMBliS (lJPi) - State, Purdue and Indiana were exported to batlle for the Big Ten championship, The Bucke)·es had finished strong in 1967 with four straight victories, to post a 6-3 season, and had 27 leUermen returning. Many guessperts had rated Purdue as the nation's No. 1 collegiate football team. After all, the Boilermakers had All~ American halfback L e r o .l Keyes and All-Big Ten quarterback Mike Phipps, plus a monstrous defensive line. Irdiana's ram e d "Cardiac Kids" had stunned the grid world b.\' g rabbing a share of the Big Ten title in 1967. Quar~ terback llarry Gonso performed hi s magic once - why not again? Purdue not onl) rell to Ohio Clip and Redeem These Coupons 400 . 100 Extra Plaid Stamps EXTRA PLAID STAMPS G WITHPURCHASEOF$10.00 ~ (bcept ilam'/rohibittd by t.wl 1 Coupon Yeli Thru Nov, 26 In All Columbus Unit AlP Store• One coupon redeemed with each $10 purO.aM A . ,\NN 'RBOR. Mich . (UP0- nlng the whole thing. Mirhigan Coach Bump Elliott Arter dropping the rirst game ls quite willing to agree that of the season to California, the Ohio State deserves its No. 2 Wolverines have gone on to win ranking But he figures his No. 4 ranking is also well deserved. The Big Ten championship and the trip to tlle Rose Bowl rides on the outcome of the meeting between the Wolverines and Buckeyes in Columbus Saturday and Elliott Figures now is the time think about win- we care-No Wosfe ·-All L.ean Meat On Thanksgiving Day You'll Be Glad You Did! More Sports Super-Right On Page 10 PREMIUM 9UALITY .• • • NONE PRICED HIGHER U.S. Gov't. Inspected- Grade A 5 to 10 Pounds At $1,000 to Cars . '"·49c Honeysuckle Turkeys • • PT. PLEASANT - Property damage was estimated at 81,000 and one driver was slightly injured in a two car mishap Tuesday 3:50p.m. on Rt. 33 . Ricky Powell, 17, New Haven, was cited l:Jr left of center when his northbound car coUided with a southbound car driven by Charris McDaniel, 29 , Pt . Pleasant Powell had attempted to pass another car then saw the McDanIel car coming and Powell pull ed back into his lane quickly , lost control of the car, ran ofi the highway then cut back on and struck the McDaniel vehicle . Powell received minor cuts in the mishap . t:" Self-Basting Turkeys =:;.".. ··59c How can we dare to make such an ofl"tr? Ry being .1mre dual our Super·Rigbt Turkeys Hre the finegt you can buy. You can't buy 11 better turkey e\lr:u if you pay a premium price. CLI' THESE COUPONS AND SAY£! . A&P i Save! 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Pleasant; F.dna Swick , Middleport; Nancy Burton, Pt. Pleasant; Arthur Gelwicks, Pt. PleaSQnt; Mrs. Emil Mar tin, pt Pleasant; John I.ittle, Leon. BlliTII: Mr and Mrs. Alban Thabet, Crown City , a daughter. lien .John .J . l'•·r~h111g rt• , ceived the J'ulllzt•r l'm•.1· !l,r History in 19:$2 46·oz. cons SPECIAL LOW PRICEI- A&P BRAND r~-----~~~--~-~--------·~---------~------~ • ~l to..., .... ro~• Ho·HO Holiday. ro. )"KK' lul~f1 ""'" )'Ou loom G, . . n ~~"'I~ latt.l1 <anne<! Wltlab~o . Gtt Mnd Ctt<>l ltllltll ·~" ~ ~~·~·•I Pni'J' t~r1'f''"'" I I th• ~pe, •• , ,., .. , c....t o.• p .. ~ >n our ~l c oe Ust I ~ · • <oupon ..or1h two lat>tlo •• I •l••tr• l<>w1td1 tht 15 Ont 1 J coupon PI' -.m,oy Your Friendly A(, p --------- '•• • lb. i 111-oz. cons SS C •I ~ I a: I ~ I ill 1 I I I son. Michigan earned the No. 4 spot in the latest UnHed Press I • .,!. --AT THE-- DAIRY VALLEY eight atraight. After each game, Elliott said he'd think of only the one for next Sab.lrday. "I thought we could win the championship, yes, but I never told myself we should be play . ing ror the championship," El liott said as he prepared the squad ror Saturday. "Maybe I trIed not to thl nk about it . I wanted to concentrate on one game at a Ume," he said . More Convinced End Jim Mandich said the Ume to begin thinking of a championship was af'ter down ~ ing Mithigan State Oct. 12 and defensive back Tom Curlis began having thoughts of a trip to the Rose Bowl the next week - after Michigan dropped lndi · ana, But Ron Johnson, the recordbreaking halfback who scored five times against Wisconsin Saturday, figured the Wolverines were champions from the start of practice during summer . "Even after we lost to Cali fornia, I though so," said John son. "We just didn't pJa:r· a good game, but I was sure we could put everything together ." Elliott figures Ohio State had a couple or close calls this sea son - in games with Illinois , Purdue 1md Iowa. Across From Th. 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After due deliberation and personal visits by this correspondent to the secret workouts of these two explo· sive elevens, the Hoople System forecasts a WoJver· ine victory by a narrow 26-24 count-har·rumph! Another game featuring two of the pollsters' favorite teams matches powerful Kansas and Missouri of the Big Eight. The Tigers and Jay hawks are so evenly matched it is almost impos sible to select a winner. hn· possible, that is, to all selec tors except Hannibal Wotta · burp, long-time member of the Hoople F'orecasting force Hannibal, the pride of Missouri, called just last night to give us the magic words . "The Tigers by two!" By a strange coincidence-kaff. kaff-when we fed our facts and figures back through the computer, we carne out with the same two points. I pre dict a 27-25 triumph for Missouri-um-kumph! compelitors- bolh 8-1! 95 85th renew a I. 33-22-hak· kaH! The TV fare for the daya doubleheader-is top drawer. The Hrst meeting know "The only thing I know is that we're on suspension,'' Ballman said. "I tried to find out today what our whole situation was but Kuharlch wasn't too concrete. fie just told me in a very businesslike way that 1 was suspended. We'll find out when we meet with him just what posi tion we're ln.'' lfte Potato Chips ,i1~:R • • ... iRIIStuffinc Bread ,i1~:R • • lu.rl- & despite urgings thatt'lorlda 1\&M, University invite the predoml· nantly white University or Tam .. pa this year . 1\&M Coach Jake Gaither an. nowtced Tuesday that Alcorn A&M tollege ot Lormll'l, Miss ., had been selected as the RattJers· opponent in the Dec. 7 game in Miami's Orilllge Bowl and Insisted that It had nothing lo do with the racial question , Thi.LAIIASSEE, Fla. (UPO The Orange Blossom Classic will hTLhNTh (UPQ - Florida again be a battle between two o( State and Louisiana State wtll the nation's top Negro schools, be total strangers when they meet in the first amual Peach Bowl on Dec . 20, but theireoaeh. es are old friends. The two teams have never met in football, but Seminole head Coach Bill Peterson and LSU Coach Charlie McClendon were both If the tincinnatl aerial artist assistants in the 1950's under· has another game like last Sat- Paul Dietzel at LSU. urday, he will become the all time yardage-gaining champion for one college season. His current net yardage total is 2,831 yards. Chillicothe Bomber Sets Record CINCINNATI (UPO - Univer~ slty of Cinchmati quarterback Greg Cook, the nation's c olIege total orrens.e leader, must wonder what a guy has to do to win a football game. Last Saturday, the blond bomber from Chillicothe, Ohio set a new collegiate singlegame record by passing for 554 yards. lie threw rour touchdown passes , ran for another TD and completed 3J or 56 passes. ~II Cincinnati lost 60-4fl to undefeated Ohio Uni\·ersity, although the Rearcats piled up the most yardage, 684, by any losing learn in recorded NCi\A hi story "Sure i! was discouraging,'' took said. "It's discouraging any lime we lose. And I can't blame it all on our defense, because we made some ml.stahes on offense - like the fumble I made to set up one of their touchdowns" Not one to dwell on the past, however, Cook looks ahead to Cincinnati's final game against Miami or Ohio here Saturday. Topping 3,000 Mark In the Miami en counter , he appears virtually certain to become the third player in NCAA hi story to amass more than 3,000 total yards in one season. Two Tulsa quarterbacks, Bill Anderson in 1965 and Jerry Rhome in 1964, were the others to achieve that miJestone. L.ast Week : Tu Date : Right 4G WronJ II Tie& 0 30! ll3 13 Pet. .784 .728 so FREE so 10 to 12 First Ugbthou&e pound The first lighthouse built in the United States was the Little Brewster Island light at the entrance lo Boston Harbor. which was first lit on Sept. 14, 1716. Turkeys Weekly THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS· MA SON AREA RICHARDS. OW EN, P UBl iS HER Chetler Ton<utJ,I II, Editor P~.tbli~hed doil ~ e~cltpt Sat~.trd 111 y by Tl1e Ohoo ll~tlley Pul>lishin 9 Co mpcnr 110 M.r;ho':'ic )t., PomtHoy , Qt,; 0 : 45769 . Bus•.neu Ollice PJ,rme 992· 2156 , Ed,tor>ol PJ,one 992•2157 .. Ser;ond don poolcljie paid ot Pome• ror , Ohi o. Notional cdvltrlising represenlori,.e Bottinelli·Gollc;her, Inc ., 12 E(uf 4111 St., New Yoo~ C ity, New Yor~. S1.1 l>serip t ion •ctes: Delive•ed by corroer where a vci lcble 45 ce r>ls per wee~; 0 "" yecr i n odvonee ot tho Doily Sent ine l Office, $23 .40 . s;~ oonth,, $1!.70. Thre" mo nt h 1 , $5.85. Y Motor Route whe re carrie • 1 e,_ ~iee not ov(lilobl., : On., month $1.50. Y mod : One yeor $10 .00. Si• month • i_S.2 5. mon th s $ 3. 00 . Subu:rip• t•nn p<oce .ndudu S.., ndoy Timet• Winners list posted weekly CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY n.,,.,.,_ ~ntinel, Iowa 31, Illinois 19 Okla. St. 3Z, Kansas Sl. 18 LoulniUe 28, Drake 14 Boston College 45, Mass. 2.6 Missouri 27, Kansas 25 Duke 8, North Carolina 6 Mich. Sl. 24, Northwestern 21 Michigan 28, Oblo Slate 24 Ohio U. l5, No. IUinols 7 Oklahoma 40, Nebraska 16 Oregon State 35, Oregon 2I Dartmouth 10, Ptnn 8 Mathematical Cenius p a i r s old foes- Oklahoma and Nebraska. The nightcap features the nation 's No . 1 club. Southern California. against UCLA in the Pacific Eight headliner. The Sooners will keep their Big E i g h 1 championship hopes alive by walloping Nebraska, 40-16, and the Tro. jans. who already have earned their third consecutive Rose Bowl ticket, wili topple the Uclans, 2.1·15! Despite the inclem e nt weather- lain, mud and snow-which pI a g u e d the collegiate gridirons last Sat . urday, the Hoople Forecast recorded an amazing per· formance, compiling an as . tronomical . 784 average with 40 correct selections and 11 misses! Now on with the forecast. Wyoming !I, Arizona 11 (NI Penn State 35, Plllsburgh 6 Prlncelon 40, Cornell 20 Purdue 2%, Indiana 21 TCU 3!, Rice 0 RichmClnd 27, Wm. & Mary 20 Rutgers 18, ColgaLe 8 SMU 31, Baylor 9 Tennessee 25, Kentucky 18 Arkaasas 38, Texas Tech 26 LSU 14, Tulane 8 Southern Calli. %3, UCLA 15 l:tah 21, Utah Stale 3 Tex. El Paso 16, Colo. St. U. 14 (NI VIrginia 13, Maryland 0 Washington !4, Wash. St. 20 Syraense 29, W. Virginia 17 No. Tex. St. %11, Wlcbtla Sl. 8 Minneaota 36, Wlseonsill 11 Xal'ler 2!, Bowlin~: Green 13 Arizona Sl. 34, San Jos• Sl. 31 (NI Tampa %3, So. Miss. 16 (NI Dayton 34, Temple 14 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL AT RAWLINGS 1967 HONDA CA77 305cc, 4 speed, dream touring, large saddle bags, roll bar, mirrors, electric starter, large windshield, sharp as a tack, and looking for a home. WAS $595 SALE SPECIAL $450 RAWLINGS HONDA SAL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TONE H& RFI LOWEST PRICES IN THE BEND Buflalo 34. Boston U. I California 1~. Slanrord 16 Miami (0.1 31, Clnclouoatlll Easl Carolina 41, Citadel II South CaroiJaa %3, Clemson 9 Air Force 27, CoZorado li Vanderbilt 25. Da•ldson 8 Florida St. %8, Wake Forest 1% V ~de 33, Harvard 22 Holy Cross 2G, ConnecUcut 6 Houslon ZS, Tulsa 6 INI ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Your Dopondoblt Dealer For PLUMBING AND HEATING Phont WY 2-2550 TO MATCH MATERIALS COMPANY PHONE 773-5554 MASON, W.VA. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• '· 538 W. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. CYCLE NAILS $100 l·lb. Glazed llickory Pecan Cheny Planked Rustic Walnut "Tht'y'rt' du .. bbt-lls to barbells to you!"' called the '·Poll Bowl." vard lads , I predict !he Eli juggernaut. led by the in · comparable Brian Dowling and the game-breaking Cal. vin Hill, will prevail in this 4x8Sh"ts SPECIAL LOW PRICE! -SAVE 35c: for F.gad, friends, the title en· counter between Ohio State and M i c hi g a n might be ball talents of the John Har . LOWER PRICED THAN &VERI Jane Porker i) uy s 3 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE fearless Forecaster ~real 4x8 SHEET PIIILADEJ.PIIIJ\ (UPO - Veteran pass catchers Mike Ditka and (;ary Ballman or the Philadelphia Eagles were to meet with General Manager-Coach Joe Kuharich today to discuss their status and future following their suspensions. The two players were suspended abruptly by Kuharich Tuosda,y after making remarks about his coaching in New Yor~ There also were reports they were placod on waivers but the Eagles would not confirm it and the players themselves ctidn't HOOPLE: WOLVES OVER BUCKS; AWARDS 'THE GAME' TO YALE m '68--cornE" lnto THE GAME undefeated. While bowing to no man in my admiration of the root· EABY·CAR. Suspended Pros Waiting POLL BOWL Harvard vs. Yale-the one thai sets the nerves to tin. gling in your Fearless Fore· caster. The old· timers among you will remember that your f a i I h r u L correspondent first gained athletic prominence spearheading the famed Flying Wedge for the Yale varsity-BoolaBoola! But that, alas, was long ago and today we have a new set of heroes who have car· ried the Old Blue lo 16 straight victories and the Harvard club to eight con. secutive triumphs . In fact , not since 1909 have these two &9c Pascal Celery . • Grape fru1't SEEDLESs. • Cranberries • • • • Tancelos ~if~~J • • • Louisiana Yams • • • lnlerrational poll. The winner face-s the No. I team on New Year's Uay. The matchl.{) couldn't have b e e n more perfect. It's easy to tell how much Ohio State's Woody Hayes re... spects Michigan. lie has said very little about the upcoming game. Elliott is just as concerned, but a bit more talkative. "The_y have an excellent Coo~ ball team, their ranking is right," Elliott said. '''lllei r offense is a tremendous threat arx:l they have solid people all through their defense. "The most impressive thing, out of many, about them is that they're as active as any defense I've seen in some time. "They've had poinls scored against them, but their defenfle has been tough when it had to be. The points againsl them came when il didn't mean much. "The key is their great quarterback play. Rex Kern is a natural and the secord stringer Ron Maciejowski, another sophomore, is nearly as good. We were impressed with Bill Long last year and he's not even gelling to play." And now for THE GAME- Navel Oranges $100 $1 00 29-oz. 3.60 OR~HGE ~~ ''".. "•PP.... '"• c..... c:..~, 00'111 wnll I"'U $100 to hatp plf '•• Buy I- Get 1 "Fr Produce Buys! :l " ( Polish Sausage • Pork Roast • • • • 38c SMOKED COOKED HAMS Look For The Hall With The Slice On Top . . . WHY PAY MORE?- A&P BRAND Coupon Valid Thru Nov. 26, 1968 In All Columbu1 Unit A&P's. .' lb. SUPERIOR BRAND Whole or Shank Half • Bring in the price label or regi1ter tape, of courte. ._!>'c· •• Michigan lost to Calirornia 21~ 7, then reeled orr eiRhl straight wins, including six in Big Ten play, to set up the championship game. "We are not overpowering. We do not have burning speed or great physical size, so it's a matter of going oot each week and doing the job," Elliott admits. Led by tailback Ron Johnson ard Cf,larterback Dennis BroWn, the Wolverines have amassed 3,643 yards. Defensively, they have Intercepted 24 passes 10 by Tom Cw-th - and re... covered 12 enemy rumbles. Michigan's defensive front four or Tom Goss, Henry Hill, Dan Parks and CeeU Pryor has produced 57 key plays this sea- SUPII·IItOHT Com• to A&P. You'll be thankful you did. We buy only U.S. Inspected Grade "'A"' Turkeys . . . .. • lb. There's one other big advantage in coming to Aa-P for your turkey. When you do, you'll find harvest-of-value prices on e'\·erything you need lor your Thanksgiving dinner. 2 For 1 Sundae Sale 25c SIZE-ANY FLAVOR-THRU NOV. 24 FRESH PICNIC STYLE and only tl1e tender, young birds from this year•• Rock. ](you buy your Tl1anksgiving Turkey at Aa.P and are not completely satigfied with it, we won't ju~t gi'\·e you your monty hack wt'll gi'\'t you Double Your Money Rack.+ " Chuck Steaks • Any Time Of The Year ADOLPH SAYS: • CENTER BLADE CUTS ••. 49c 48C .• • •• Swiss Steak • • • .. Swift's ••. Butterball Turkeys 7 WHY PAY MORE'/ lb. SPECIAL! ROUND BONE SHOULDER' : . Double Your Money Back Guarantee! 38 Pass Written PT. PLE;\S,\NT - The local Stale Detachment gave drivers tests Tuesday to 81 persons with 38 passing their written exam and 32 passing the drivers test . Thirteen persons failed, seven railin15 written and five operation and one equipment. Drivers tests arc given by the local 5\atc Pulice on the fir stand third Tuesdays of each month . • • c t •• • • lb. lb. lb. Damage Estimated 10 to 18 Pounds c c State, but was later lC}sct to Mirmesot.a. Indiana proved human after all . Blending veterans and a Oock of talented sophomores, Ohio State lived up to its pre-season expectations. Top Teams Collide The Bucke.)les have b e e n ranked second nationall,y since their 13-0 slunner over l'urdue. Saturday they will battle Michigan, now fourth ranked, ror the Big Ten title and the rlgflt to meet Southern california in the Hose Bowl. Ohio state races a team that fi~shed 4-6 last year and lost most of Its oftensiw and defensive line. Little was expected of Mlchi~ gan which had posted only foW' winning seasons since 1959 under Chalmers (Bump) Elliott. Elliott Conceding Bucks No.2 Don't Gamble on Turkey Quality - Order One of these Plump, Young Beauties at Your A&P and Be Sure! ~;~s Before the 1968 season began, 0 hi o AII-Stan(iil '.. �7 I - 'l1lo lloll1 Sentlnol, Pameroy-Mlddl1110rt, Nov. 1968 -. - -0,, Wed~, . - 20, ---~- ~LL ~-- I=OR" - 18 lb• . .. D . }~ ' . ' ' ~:: .. > ' ,. -. up STORCK'S-IN TIN OPEN SUNDAY 10:00 . .., A. I • ~ OPEN REGULAR HOURS ALL WEEK-WE WILL BE CLOSED LB. TIL I . 7:00P.M. THANKSGIVING DAY · LB. HAM .....................-.............. . YSTE 5•••••••••••• ~···~ STANDARD All Size- Turkeys-. Ducks - Capons Hen' Available ,. CAN MINCE OR p MP IN PIES PINT CAN LB. HEAVY DUTY-ALUMINUM FOIL .. ...' . -~"•t,;; i . ' ·. ( ." ... ;;;. H K R AST SAL.TINE CRACKERS EACH ' CHOICE GRADE CENTER CUT TENDER BEST SAUCE GOLD MEDAL IFLOUR 300 Size Can 51.. BAG L .. o -f ' 10 ..- ~ j ' .. ' - ... , ·. <I .. ~ ~ - "-". <" ... . ... ' - HI-C-OUNGE-GUPE-MERRY CHERRY FRUIT DRIN S••••••<;a. XYD l .................... 46 oz• . SMUCKER'S BROUGH TONS ANGEL FOOD CAKE ~ OLEO MARGARINE GIANT SIZE Ll .. KS LB. BOX FOODLAND BUTTER 1l2 gal. MILK ctn. I ,• ~ . DILL PICKLES ••••••••••• ~~:!~.. ZESTEE. 3~ SA II NY'S HENDERSON, W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, 0. CRISP FRESH ' ' I . { I •I J CALIFORNIA'S FINEST . ,. 'j:~· . .I< .;.; ,.. -~' ' .... ~ . Stalk .,, WE _ ., u:i- • • TANGERINES •TANGELOS • CHESTNUTS .·All Of-Your Holiday Needs ·Available At Tiny's p 0 u N 0 .. "• "' I, ;. •" .. L 4, ol ,.. cO ...... ,...... ill .,. ""' �7 I - 'l1lo lloll1 Sentlnol, Pameroy-Mlddl1110rt, Nov. 1968 -. - -0,, Wed~, . - 20, ---~- ~LL ~-- I=OR" - 18 lb• . .. D . }~ ' . ' ' ~:: .. > ' ,. -. up STORCK'S-IN TIN OPEN SUNDAY 10:00 . .., A. I • ~ OPEN REGULAR HOURS ALL WEEK-WE WILL BE CLOSED LB. TIL I . 7:00P.M. THANKSGIVING DAY · LB. HAM .....................-.............. . YSTE 5•••••••••••• ~···~ STANDARD All Size- Turkeys-. Ducks - Capons Hen' Available ,. CAN MINCE OR p MP IN PIES PINT CAN LB. HEAVY DUTY-ALUMINUM FOIL .. ...' . -~"•t,;; i . ' ·. ( ." ... ;;;. H K R AST SAL.TINE CRACKERS EACH ' CHOICE GRADE CENTER CUT TENDER BEST SAUCE GOLD MEDAL IFLOUR 300 Size Can 51.. BAG L .. o -f ' 10 ..- ~ j ' .. ' - ... , ·. <I .. ~ ~ - "-". <" ... . ... ' - HI-C-OUNGE-GUPE-MERRY CHERRY FRUIT DRIN S••••••<;a. XYD l .................... 46 oz• . SMUCKER'S BROUGH TONS ANGEL FOOD CAKE ~ OLEO MARGARINE GIANT SIZE Ll .. KS LB. BOX FOODLAND BUTTER 1l2 gal. MILK ctn. I ,• ~ . DILL PICKLES ••••••••••• ~~:!~.. ZESTEE. 3~ SA II NY'S HENDERSON, W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, 0. CRISP FRESH ' ' I . { I •I J CALIFORNIA'S FINEST . ,. 'j:~· . .I< .;.; ,.. -~' ' .... ~ . Stalk .,, WE _ ., u:i- • • TANGERINES •TANGELOS • CHESTNUTS .·All Of-Your Holiday Needs ·Available At Tiny's p 0 u N 0 .. "• "' I, ;. •" .. L 4, ol ,.. cO ...... ,...... ill .,. ""' �-~ -· .. - . - · --1 • • • - .. . . . •• ' • ·- ., . ---- -~- - --' --- ·-· .. ---·····-- -- ---·· · · ·-- · -·:;-,~·- .. ~;-- .. - . .. . ··· · ···· . ... --~-----~- .----.---------~---.. ... - ..- . .. . . . 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport., 0 : , Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1968 NLAND, Ml BIG DADDY DRUM SET WOODBURY COLD CREAM GRAND PRIX WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTI-FREEZE 10 oz. ISTERINE MOUTH WASH 14 oz. BOTTLE .ONLY REG. 1.59 .I JUG WITH 2 END TABLES WOODBURY SHAMPOO OR CREAM RINSE REG. 1.39 ONLY JERGENS GIFT SETS -REG. 1.00 ONLY C NTAC PLAYING CARDS CAPSULES Plastic Coated Only QUAKER STATE SUPER BLEND GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE PROFESSIONAL MOTOR OIL DOME TYPE REG. 1.49 KENNERS YEN HIGH HANDLE BARS BANANA SEAT WIDE REAR TIRE o"\'( t/f)'fJ BRITE STAR METALIZED ICICLES 200 STRAND REG. 29C NOW ONLY -- s-;: OPEN TIL 9 O'CLOCK ..· MATTEi . STRANGE · CHANGE MACHINE $6.99 - --o . DOOLITTLE SEE 'N' SAY . $563 WALKING BATH HOUSE TOOBA -- --o •• SUZY HOMEMAKER ,• MIXERS I • 4:-67 ~ • D 11 .· LIMITED Lee Oil Filters MODEL LF-1 quart BOYS & GIRLS BICYCL EASY BAKE COFFEE TABLE HAIR DRYER $1 .87 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHT SETS ONL~ DOll ~ 0' .. . I. ~ •• 36" HIGH 8~ .•. EACH .' L. l Jl•l :·: .·•. . Wo :< ~ ·r 1ot )> ".... :o.t . .. . •.. .... v •• J :: _, ' "' ·.: : ..~~ ' d, :·: _.., ~ ·,· EACH TINY'S BAR AINLAND . ... lli- bo. lltfln :;; pr ... llod ::: . . .~" �-~ -· .. - . - · --1 • • • - .. . . . •• ' • ·- ., . ---- -~- - --' --- ·-· .. ---·····-- -- ---·· · · ·-- · -·:;-,~·- .. ~;-- .. - . .. . ··· · ···· . ... --~-----~- .----.---------~---.. ... - ..- . .. . . . 7 - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport., 0 : , Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1968 NLAND, Ml BIG DADDY DRUM SET WOODBURY COLD CREAM GRAND PRIX WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTI-FREEZE 10 oz. ISTERINE MOUTH WASH 14 oz. BOTTLE .ONLY REG. 1.59 .I JUG WITH 2 END TABLES WOODBURY SHAMPOO OR CREAM RINSE REG. 1.39 ONLY JERGENS GIFT SETS -REG. 1.00 ONLY C NTAC PLAYING CARDS CAPSULES Plastic Coated Only QUAKER STATE SUPER BLEND GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE PROFESSIONAL MOTOR OIL DOME TYPE REG. 1.49 KENNERS YEN HIGH HANDLE BARS BANANA SEAT WIDE REAR TIRE o"\'( t/f)'fJ BRITE STAR METALIZED ICICLES 200 STRAND REG. 29C NOW ONLY -- s-;: OPEN TIL 9 O'CLOCK ..· MATTEi . STRANGE · CHANGE MACHINE $6.99 - --o . DOOLITTLE SEE 'N' SAY . $563 WALKING BATH HOUSE TOOBA -- --o •• SUZY HOMEMAKER ,• MIXERS I • 4:-67 ~ • D 11 .· LIMITED Lee Oil Filters MODEL LF-1 quart BOYS & GIRLS BICYCL EASY BAKE COFFEE TABLE HAIR DRYER $1 .87 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHT SETS ONL~ DOll ~ 0' .. . I. ~ •• 36" HIGH 8~ .•. EACH .' L. l Jl•l :·: .·•. . Wo :< ~ ·r 1ot )> ".... :o.t . .. . •.. .... v •• J :: _, ' "' ·.: : ..~~ ' d, :·: _.., ~ ·,· EACH TINY'S BAR AINLAND . ... lli- bo. lltfln :;; pr ... llod ::: . . .~" �·~ ... The Dolcy SOntlnel, Pome~-llllddleport, 0., Wednesdo.Y, Nov. 20. 1968 ... Market Report TOLEDO (U PO - C&sh grain on track nmalnal 55th cents New York: Wheat: No. 2 soft red l.321h ; No. 2 soft white L 321h ; Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.12'h ; Ol.ts: No. 2 soft white .661~..:, 36 lbs.; Soybeans: No. 1 yellow 2.47, 13 per cent. George Wagner is nursing a broken arm and other ii'\Juries IS the result of a freak accident recently. Enroute to his employment. George's ~ehicle was struck by another car on noute 62 between JotmstownardColwnbus. Naturall.Y, the two cars :'fere st~ and George was tell'IJ)orarily directing traffic around the two vehides until police arrived. Meantime, anotJ•er car came down the highway, crashed into one of the two vehicles alread...,.. invohed in the accident. The struck car was pushed forward and ran over Wagner and Delbert Fridley who was with Wagner at the time. The two men saw the vehicle coming btH just couldn't get out of the way in time. Both were taken to hospitals for emergenc>· t.reatmenl TIIHEE WELL-KNOWN POMEROY women were honored guesUi Mr. aOO Mrs. W. P. Lochary. . Thi: trio - Mrs. A. R. Knight, Miss Marie Bichman and Miss Vida Ihle, all membt!rs of Grace Episcopal Church- will celebrate birttday anniversaries between now and Dec. 1 and the dinner was tv obsenc the anniversaries. Incidentally, Miss Ihle- a lifelong resident of Pomeroy- wlll be 31 on Dec. 1. She' s very active. lit a dinner given by COLUIIIBUS (UPI) - Daily cash grain prices paid to farmers Wednesday at grain elevators in Central, Northwestern arx:1 Sootlnvestern Ohio as quat.. ed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture are: No. 2 Wheat (bu.}: unchanged, 1.20 - 1,2:t, mostly 1.20 - 1.22; No. 2 Ea.r Corn (bu.): unchanged to 1 cent higher, .97 - 1.06, mostly 1.01 1.04; No. 2 blled Corn (btL): uncha~ to 2 certs higher, L 001.08, mostly l.03 ~ 1.06; No. 2 Shelled Corn (100 lb.): unchanged to 4 cents higher, 1. 79- 1.93, most.l.y 1.84 - 1.89; No. 2 Oats (bu.}: unchanged, .55- .63, mostly .60- .63; No. 1 Soybeans (btL): unchanged to 2 cents higher, 2,34- 2.47, mostly 2. 34 - 2,44, Jane Louise Smith of Pomeroy. The sale Is to be held at the an.:hery building at Royal oak Park begitu1ing at 10 a.m. In 1he meartime, the antiques will be set up am available for public inspection at the sale site from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. WHAT WITII NEW STATE L.o\WS requiring that rubbish aM garbage be buried beginning Jan. I, sanitation is becoming big business. Middleport Village is awarently the only town around which has made plans. The "illage has purchased land in Salisbury TownlhiP and will maintain the maJ1)ower aocl equipment to take care of putting the garbAge urxlergrourw:l. Villll.be oificials have given the first of three required readings to an ordinance setting up rates for the new dump. Regular collectors will pay $50 a week or $200 a month if the ordinance is finally approved as it stands. This, of course, will leave collectors littl(' to do but to raise their rates considera blY ln order to meet the addidor.l eJQ>ense. On the other hand, Middleport certalnl.¥ must make necessary charges in order to pay for labor, (..'quipment, fencing &.00 other expenses in- volved. On reliable Pomeroy cdlector who has been using the present facilicy, says that he will quit collecting rubbish aOO garbage the flrst of the year If the present proposed costs starxl. He states that he has many customers living on set incomes and "doesn't have the heart" to raise prices as they will have to be increased to meet the fees planned. No doW. about It - another en:Uess cycle, However, It should be a relief to many to be rid of the heavily rat - infested dllf11) on the flood road. AND HERE ARE SOME ADDITIONAL addresses of Meig s County aer-.1cemen who would be happy to hear from you during the holiday aeason. Th'! deadline for overseas mailing for the season is rapidly IPProeching. A-IC H. lllartin Hayman AF 11707017, OL 1507 USAF PAC PCS, APO San Francisco 96337 . . Cpl. Clarence E. Hill, US 51878661, A Btry., 6th Bn., 33rd Art.y., APO san Francisco 96495. Charles S. Badgley, II.N., 13208084, 2nd Bn., 26th Marines, 1st Pit. "H" Co., 3rd Marine Division, FPO San Francisco, calif., 96602. Donald B. Harden AQB 37950023, AIMD Shop I; USS Coral Sea San Francisco, Calif. 96601. (CVR~3), FPO Announce Schedule CINCINNATI (UP0- TheCinciMati Reds today annOlmced their 1969 home schedule, which includes 59 night contests In the 81 - game program spread over 76 dates. The Reds, now members of the National League West due lo divisional play, have scheduled five doubleheaders, an increase of two over lu.sl year, as well as a game on Labor Day nighl and a pre . Memorial Day cootest. TWO F'lNED BY MAYOr! Two defendants fined Tues. day night by Pomeroy M a y o r Charles Legar were Kenneth Colllns, Pomeroy, $5 and oosts, Cailure to yield the right of way, and Dan Ball, Letart, W, Va., $5 and costs, left or center BELlONE Hearing Aid Servlte Center t.fl. ALLEN HEROLD WILL BE AT 306 N. 2nd Ave. IMIDDLEPORT, OHIO ON Toorsday, Nov. 21, 1968 FROM 9 A.M. to 12 Noon To H!poir ond ser11i~e heor~ng oid!.. Botteries and supplies for all mo&e!. for sole Report Move By Mr. Nixon ToDumpBlw Big Guns Hit Allied In Noon Shoot Speed Racial Justice "We have come a long WIYt" Johnson said. ''We have even changed a great many Uvea r•r the better but we are I'JOWhel;e In sight ol where we must be!.' NEW YORK (U Pll-- Pres- Nixon's campaign s]JB8ches ln John...,, hla wile LallY Bird Ident Jobnt1011 has challenged which the former vice president at his aide, criUclzed ••oppost .. Presldent.elect Richard Ill. Nix- said school desegregation poli!ion talk" about property ril!llts on to speed racial equality by cies Bhou..ld be enforced by local when "nat enough people have vigorously enforcing ctvU right& officials instead r:1 at the prq>erty." laws and pumping more money federal level. "Every man, woman and "Until children get equal into programs aimed at a child hu at least one property '"hopeful, Cree America from rights we have to insist that the right," he said. ••That Is th':l programs we have begun be which bigotry Is banished." right to opportunity. For as long Johnsoo told the amual apolled with funds and the as I lhe I shall remain joined awards dlnner d. the Urban rights we have written together with you in ffghttng (or the League Tuesdo.Y night Nixon be ent'orced," Jotmson said. right of opportwlty." He urged Nixon to eonttnue must ·~rn the Ude toward 8(J.I&llt.Y" If he Is to tmlly the nation. .. I believe It must be turned if thls country is to make It," Jobnson said. The President h i n t e d at 128MILLST. MIDDLEPORT If in buy - Connon cotton terry wash cloths . PT. PLEASANT - Mrs . Carrie A, Greenlee, 86, Columbus, F 0 R NOW ONLY '439 PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS 95 THE COURTNEY -Admtral Ou.liiY fea · tum include 295 tq. in. of Super-Bright viewing; Admllll unm•tcMd perfonntnce and retiabili1y. H•nd:aom• contemPCiflrv atvling. Model 3T306C ......... . . .,...._,,__. ,........ ........... ,.......... ....,._ ... ,..., Clean plastic drop cloths, a big I..W .. t,_.~- 9xl2' size for painting pratec- .... SQtlsllall ..... . . . tion. w..L'Illlt _ _ __ . . l .... tllll,..n- • « ...... A NEW. ULTRA· HIGH STANDARD 011 QUAUTY AND REUAIIUTT HearinK Aid Center 504 TEHTH ST "IINTitiG TOll . W. VA. I ,· · oe 525-7221 · -· .o Plump 14" sofo pillows j, ... ,. in your ··· . -· . . .. . ' CARHYING OUT TilE THEME or "show busines s" ror tne month, members of Cub Scout Pack 245 are rehearsing a minstrel show. 1he show, open to the public, has been tentatively set ror 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 25, at Lhe Chester Elementary School. Pictured are members of the cast in costume~ They are, front row, left to right, Maurice Gagnon, Todd Rawlingfi, David Mills, Nat Carpenter, cubmaster; David Carpenter, Kevin Buckley and George Taylor. Large white bow ties have been added to the Cub Scout Wliform for members of the chorus. They are, back row, left to right, Steven Trussell, Kevin Barton, Brian Windon, Mark Lawson, Mike Millhone, Donald Eichinger, Dennis Persons, and Tim Rawlings. Others taking part will be Jeff Holter, James Hawthorne, ard Terry Farrar. Qualified Men, Women Needed MAKES DONATION - Thomas Grinstead, lett, New Haven mayor and treasurer of the village's volunteer fire department, accepts a $250 check from carl (Crickett) Searles, representing Local No. 426, Utility Workers of Ameri ca, AFLCIO, a donation by members of the Wlion at the Philip Sporn plant in appreciation of the cooperation ani assistance given by the New Haven voiunteer fire department. F'ireChiefCedl Du~ can said the donation will be applied toward the department's new 1,500 gallon tanker truck which will be put into service by spring. The chassis for tbe truck has been purcha sed and members are in the process ofbuildlng a tank on it A new fron~nd p~, expected to cost about $1,500, wiU also be mounted on il The department wiU have rour pieces of equipment, inchxiing three fire trucks and an emergency vehicle, when the new tanker is put into service, In Growing Agri-Business Field The need for manpower in agribusiness is exceeded only by the opportunities offered to yoWJg men and women college gradu ates, over 70 school officials and counly extension Agents were told in Wellston Friday. The diversit.y and growth ln t h e world's largest industry- t'OOD - provides these opportunities. Claude S, Nantz, Area Direc. tor of Operations for the Ralaton Purina Company, tied opportunities in agri-business to an ever~ Increasing worldwide population growth. Using hls company as an example, Nantz said it h ad trebled in size during the last t.S years, doubled in the past tO , and is expeded to double again in the next nve years. A great number of indu &try positions are open today because qualified agri-business men and women are not available, according to C. M. Kessler, Eastern Regional Sales Manager for Allied Mills Inc . Todemonstrate his point, a list was reviewed of 40 agri.J>usiness politions avail~ able ranging in salary (rom $7, 800 to $25,000 per year . Dr. Roy M. Kottman, Dean or the College ot' Agriculture and Home Economics, Ohio!JateUniversity, reviewed the excltin.gfu. ture of agri -business by tell~ ing of research which will pro. duce chickens that will lay twice as man,y eggs as toda,y's fowl , feed lots with domes which will allow for complete control of an animal's environment, and fields covered with plastic and heated to produce vegetable crops dur ing the winter months. ~ch achievements will require the nation's best young men and women engaged In research, proSpecialist 4th Clas s Larry Alduction, bu11tness and industry, len Vance, son or Mr. and Mrs. and education or agri-business. Drexel C. Vance, Rt. 4, PomThe meeting was sponsored eroy, recently' arrived in Alasby the Ohio COOperative Exten- ka for duty as a mechanic. He sion Service and The Columbus and Southern Ohio Eleetrtc Com- pie about careers with the know I. pany for the purpose acquaint- edge or the agri--business picing those who counsel )'Ot.mg peo~ ture ol today Alaska Uuty Post Vance Arrives at or was last 1ssigned to the 711Uh Maintenanre Battalion in Vlet Nam. He i ~ a 1965 graduate of Hutland High School and was formerly employed as a stock clerk at Tiny's Foodland , Middleport, before enteri~ the U. S. Army on January 9, J967 . BY JACK O'BUIAN NEW YOHK - Maria Callas sufiered still another oi . vay : eye trouble .... The Troy Donohues (Valerie Allen) ended their two-year run .... H'wood meanie Telly SavaJas had a small accident in London: walked into the Colony gambling joint; that's the one George Raft fronted until the Limeys chased him .•.• Big percentage of the London gaming clubs are allegedly run by the U. S. mob. As are the casinos In the Caribbean. Desert Studios Ltd. in Israel now is ready with a studio and facilities In the Negev to film Vesterns; for theatres or Telavivision .. .. Burgess Meredith dined with two attractive young gals at the Green Acres Steak Pub: wife KajaanddaughterTala, looking more like sisters .... Here'& the kind of husband Fran Jeffrie's mate Dick Q.dne is: directing " _1\ Talent For Lm ing " Quine got Fran to work for 'scale .... The ~ Pub chain will import a 300-yearold English Royal Coach to lug customers hither and thither. The charge that TV networks dished subliminal propaganda a gainst Pres.-Eiect Nixon keeps rearing its liberal -pointed head: such as a TV tape CBS recorded well before Election Da,y which showed Dick Nixon most sympathetically- networked one week after ttlelr man Humphrey lost. Screen star &tsannah 'i o r k j • ' gave her sweetie Danny Apolinar a Picasso and a brace of But!ets for his new Manhattan pad .. . . "Tonight'' conductor D o c Severinson and Dick Cavett Show bandleader &an Freeman walked down Bdwy commiserating over their musicians - strike caused unemployment: "At least,'' shrugged Doc, '"you still are wittl Marlene Dietrich on Bdwy ." .... Marlene's seeood Bdwy. engagement within a YBILI' apparently came just too soon; very little excitement this time for the old sexygenarlan. There is no difference be· tween the Latin cross used by the Roman Catholic and Pro~­ estant c hurches and the Greek cross. Place Your choice of solid colors or foncy patterns . IN COLOR lVI ORDER 00 BAKER FURNITURE For ThanksgivinK TURKEYS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Thank You Brand Choice of o . dozen most wonted pastel and · Christmas colors. A fobric wit~ a thousand uses! STOKELY'S ~ CUT GREEN BEANS WHOLE KERNEL CORN EARLY JUNE PEAS yd. Ladies' Vinyl Folding Famous Firestone batteries D•• $Qro toft vinyl upperl, soft padd•d tolet, FCJI' of hom• ar tr11v1L Slut S·M·l·Xl at BUY NOW PRICES! 39~ 303 cans pr. EXTRA LIFE D.l 12-VOLT BATTERY GUARANTEED 36 MONTHS L·22FC L·24C 3-DAY BUY NOW PRICE Cutrit• u 25~ Wax Paper_ _______ .•125ft. Brownie Mix- _ __ _ _~!:·· 25~ Betty Crock~tr dock BAG DELICIOUS ORANGE SLICES Candy kitchen Ires~ delicious oranre slices, regular 49c value. -~~~- House Slippers Wide dJDiee ol ~stylet, No. Joan of Arc SJ~,~ Mrs. Tucker's lb. can gloves with safety cuff. .. TREET ~noz. 49~ Sunshine Krispy CRACKERS lb. box 37c Nabisco Honey GRAHAMS lb. box 39c DAIRY FOODS Best Grade c Folger's Coffee ______ c·:~ 73~ AT RACINE : WAID CROSS ·SONS U :~:::::: ::;: : • ,_• :::;:::;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::?: AT TUPPERS PLAINS Prices Effective NOV. 21-22-23 !@ •: • LYONS MARKET -:. := .. . ·.·.·.-.;::·: . .. .;.·.·· ::::=:=····=··=·=::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: :::::::::::::::: ::::;: :::::::::·::::::~ :.: AT RUTLAND RUTLAND DEPT. STORE .·.·.·.v.·. ·.·.· :: :.:;:::::;.::::::····. I h ~ ,,,• :h Right Reserved To Limit Quantities .... .... ·.·.·.···=-<· ..J~ d • '1 Low Calorie ICE BUllER· EAM MILK 39~ 79~ FROZEN FoonsRed Barn Steaks l/2 gallon carton ~ 1allon package 1-lb., 2 oz. 89~ • Florida New Crop ~ ~ GRAPEFRUIT c lb. bag POl PIES tr • i. ... •. ;y .~ ••d, ,. Ill 11- ...•• Ill, ,., MORTON for Heovyquolity leother palm work ~::: ::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::·:·:::::;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::~: Laundry Detergent 5 S1 EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT POMEROY, O; Filli, 1g Requlor or Drip Exchange 5. POMEROY HOME & AUTO Monflr Sw. Potatoes ___ _ 88 THURS.- FRI.- SAT. ONLY! Pump k•In p•18 .......... ;a~.219C Kidney Beans ......... 7 ~~~s s1 Bon us..................... :i:~~-..69C Shortening..........3 49C ARMOUR'S Ttrttfont 606 E. MAIN ST. · ·· - · ·· - The Dail} Sentinel, l'omei'03-Middlcpo~1, fl . Wcdnc~a~· . Nov, 20, 1968 TV. SLIPPERS ss Pomeroy Jr. High Auditorium November 24 P.M. - ~· SOFA PILLOWS f1ltt 1 "'lnylt, thogllyl, THE SHOE BOX 9 & h•oring is your BELlONE SJOO -FURNITURE moulded w uoft '1talet. Black or Antique Gold '. ~-·· THE INVESTITURE SERVICE for a new Pomeroy Brownie Troop 171 was held Monday eve~ ing at the Pomeroy Church or Christ. Members of the new grcq:~ - all present for the event inciude: iront row, ien to right, Maria Sheridan, Judy W~s, ~arl Mitch, Tammy GuJnther, Mary ot~JIUu., o.~uuy nau ana Amanda ~isson;backrow, len to nghl, Dollie Roosey, Sherrt Osborne, Lori AM Wood, Kathleen Smith, Rebecca Hiles, Anna McKinney, Connie Rmtine and VIcki Riley. Leaders are Mrs. Margaret Sheridan a.nd Mrs. Robert Woods. A Bonanza SIZE 12~-4 Width- B & D th• answ•r .. J c Quality (SUSAN) problem B~tltone i!. , ,- WRAPPING PAPER Fine All tl:tlt. ., .. . . ..,_ .... BIG 6 ROLL PKG, Christmas Gift Mrs. Greenlee ROBIN HOOD MR . HEROLD wi ll be glad to give you o free hear1ng test w1th the lotest Beltone Electroni~ eQIJipment -~ ·~ VALUES FOR NOV. 21-22-23 Assorted ·Patterns Baker, Syracuse. Discharges - Helen Bartels, Emmett Bartels, Katie R1Jl, Mark Gilkey, Doyle llud&On, Sarah Congo, Alicia Jeffers. . ~ ., Complexes Police Wounded ~ health. tormer resident of Pt. PleaS· ant, died at 10 p .m Tuesday in University Hospital, Columbus. A native of Mason County, born Feb. 17, 1882, she wastheda.ugh· ter ol the late Mathew and Evaline Rtft1e Whlttlngt:on. Two husbands Berton Duf! and 0 t t I e Greeniee. preceded her in death, In that order. SAIGON (UPO- Commwlst Survivors include two daughartlllerymen sent their heaviest ters, Mrs. Myrtle Peters, Pt.. salvo in almost three months Pleasant, and Mrs. Ona Burris,. into the allied military complex Columbus, with whom she resid· at Da Nang today- 65 rocket ed; one son, Emory Duff, Coand mortar rounds. Military lumbus; one sister, Mrs. Daisy spokesmen saJd they shelled Mash, Pt. Pleasant; 15 grand!'our more cities Tuesday. children, 24 great..gra.ndchlldren In Saigon, South Vietnam and two great - great • grandprotested to the International children. Control Commission QCC) that Mrs. Greenlee was a member North Vietnam "haa not re- a( the United Pilgrim Church ln spooded to the total bombing Columbus. Arrangements will be halt" but instead had "intensi- announced by the Crow - Hussell fied the rocket shelllngs against FWleral Home. posxdated areas in the south ." U.S. Secretary of Defense PLAN F AllllLY NIGHT Clark M. Clifford last week said Family night will be held at Hanoi had agreed lO stop the Syracuse Presbyterian "abusing" the border DemHila- Church Friday, Nov. 22, at 6:30rized Zone (DMZ) and to stop p.m. A .short program will be shelling dties in South Vietnam presented including an informain line with the U.S. halt. tive film strip. All members The attack on Da Nang was and friends of the church are aimed specifically at U.S. Invited to attend. The m e a t Marine and South Vietnamese course will be furnished. bases_ But the four new sheJlings Tuesday left civilians dead and wOWlded 1n towns (rom the Mekong Delta to the northern provinces. American headquarters described casualties and damage in the two-hour rocket and mortar barrage a.galnst Da Nang as "light." h was the heaviest attack on the vital northern base since Sepl 2 when 27 persons died in a guerrilla rocket assault. CLEVELAND (UPI) - President . elect Richard Nixon would be •• making a serious mistake'' SAN FHANCISCO (UP!) if he and his a.dvi sor s attempt Three poll ce officer& w e r e to remove Ray C. Bliss, ot Ak- wounded, two seriously, in a ron as chairman of the Repub. noontime shootout Tuesda.Y with lic~ National CQlnmittee, a top eight Black Panthers accu&ed of county GOP leader said Tuesday. .fleeing in a panel truck from an Robert H u g h e s, Cuyahoga $80 gae: station robbery. Count;y Uepubllcan co - chairLt. Dermott Creedon, 49, wae: man, said, "Ray Bliss has done shot in the chest and his partan excellent job and Is the best ner, Sgt. Robert Flynn, 51, in the pOlitical technician in the busi abdomen and groln after theY ness." stopped the truck a block from "He was instrumental In tak- police headquarters ing action to rebuild the RepubBurglary inspector Michael lican party and he was the archi- O'Mahoney, 51, was grazed tect of the partY's resurgence." across two fingers d the right Rep.Jrts from Washington in- hand by a bullet as he dueled dicated Nixon may want a chair - with three suspects in an alJey. man who does a selling job rathNone of the Negroes was Wt. er than an organizer. BUss was Creedon was in critical condinever known as a speaking chair- tion toda.JI while Flyrm' s condiman, but was an organizer . tion was listed as satisfactory. VETERANS MEMORIAL IIOSPITAL Ad mi ssion !i - ;\llegra Will, Rutland; Ross Kent, Addison; Eliza UeLong, Middleport; lshar 9 - Dies Tuesday THEHE IJNOOUBTEJJLY WILL BE a king- size crowd on hand Thursday for the public auction of the antique collection of d1e late ~ ~~- .. programs aimed at gl1ing Negroes equality In lnoome, employment, h o u s I n g and LBJ Urges Nixon to ,• -_.-_-_,. -:. . . .-.. -- . . . ·- . ...... ........__ _ _ ··············~. · · --· . . . - ,. .... . .... 111111··------------ :oal YELLOW GLOBE ONIONS 3:~ 29~ ' �·~ ... The Dolcy SOntlnel, Pome~-llllddleport, 0., Wednesdo.Y, Nov. 20. 1968 ... Market Report TOLEDO (U PO - C&sh grain on track nmalnal 55th cents New York: Wheat: No. 2 soft red l.321h ; No. 2 soft white L 321h ; Corn: No. 2 yellow 1.12'h ; Ol.ts: No. 2 soft white .661~..:, 36 lbs.; Soybeans: No. 1 yellow 2.47, 13 per cent. George Wagner is nursing a broken arm and other ii'\Juries IS the result of a freak accident recently. Enroute to his employment. George's ~ehicle was struck by another car on noute 62 between JotmstownardColwnbus. Naturall.Y, the two cars :'fere st~ and George was tell'IJ)orarily directing traffic around the two vehides until police arrived. Meantime, anotJ•er car came down the highway, crashed into one of the two vehicles alread...,.. invohed in the accident. The struck car was pushed forward and ran over Wagner and Delbert Fridley who was with Wagner at the time. The two men saw the vehicle coming btH just couldn't get out of the way in time. Both were taken to hospitals for emergenc>· t.reatmenl TIIHEE WELL-KNOWN POMEROY women were honored guesUi Mr. aOO Mrs. W. P. Lochary. . Thi: trio - Mrs. A. R. Knight, Miss Marie Bichman and Miss Vida Ihle, all membt!rs of Grace Episcopal Church- will celebrate birttday anniversaries between now and Dec. 1 and the dinner was tv obsenc the anniversaries. Incidentally, Miss Ihle- a lifelong resident of Pomeroy- wlll be 31 on Dec. 1. She' s very active. lit a dinner given by COLUIIIBUS (UPI) - Daily cash grain prices paid to farmers Wednesday at grain elevators in Central, Northwestern arx:1 Sootlnvestern Ohio as quat.. ed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture are: No. 2 Wheat (bu.}: unchanged, 1.20 - 1,2:t, mostly 1.20 - 1.22; No. 2 Ea.r Corn (bu.): unchanged to 1 cent higher, .97 - 1.06, mostly 1.01 1.04; No. 2 blled Corn (btL): uncha~ to 2 certs higher, L 001.08, mostly l.03 ~ 1.06; No. 2 Shelled Corn (100 lb.): unchanged to 4 cents higher, 1. 79- 1.93, most.l.y 1.84 - 1.89; No. 2 Oats (bu.}: unchanged, .55- .63, mostly .60- .63; No. 1 Soybeans (btL): unchanged to 2 cents higher, 2,34- 2.47, mostly 2. 34 - 2,44, Jane Louise Smith of Pomeroy. The sale Is to be held at the an.:hery building at Royal oak Park begitu1ing at 10 a.m. In 1he meartime, the antiques will be set up am available for public inspection at the sale site from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday. WHAT WITII NEW STATE L.o\WS requiring that rubbish aM garbage be buried beginning Jan. I, sanitation is becoming big business. Middleport Village is awarently the only town around which has made plans. The "illage has purchased land in Salisbury TownlhiP and will maintain the maJ1)ower aocl equipment to take care of putting the garbAge urxlergrourw:l. Villll.be oificials have given the first of three required readings to an ordinance setting up rates for the new dump. Regular collectors will pay $50 a week or $200 a month if the ordinance is finally approved as it stands. This, of course, will leave collectors littl(' to do but to raise their rates considera blY ln order to meet the addidor.l eJQ>ense. On the other hand, Middleport certalnl.¥ must make necessary charges in order to pay for labor, (..'quipment, fencing &.00 other expenses in- volved. On reliable Pomeroy cdlector who has been using the present facilicy, says that he will quit collecting rubbish aOO garbage the flrst of the year If the present proposed costs starxl. He states that he has many customers living on set incomes and "doesn't have the heart" to raise prices as they will have to be increased to meet the fees planned. No doW. about It - another en:Uess cycle, However, It should be a relief to many to be rid of the heavily rat - infested dllf11) on the flood road. AND HERE ARE SOME ADDITIONAL addresses of Meig s County aer-.1cemen who would be happy to hear from you during the holiday aeason. Th'! deadline for overseas mailing for the season is rapidly IPProeching. A-IC H. lllartin Hayman AF 11707017, OL 1507 USAF PAC PCS, APO San Francisco 96337 . . Cpl. Clarence E. Hill, US 51878661, A Btry., 6th Bn., 33rd Art.y., APO san Francisco 96495. Charles S. Badgley, II.N., 13208084, 2nd Bn., 26th Marines, 1st Pit. "H" Co., 3rd Marine Division, FPO San Francisco, calif., 96602. Donald B. Harden AQB 37950023, AIMD Shop I; USS Coral Sea San Francisco, Calif. 96601. (CVR~3), FPO Announce Schedule CINCINNATI (UP0- TheCinciMati Reds today annOlmced their 1969 home schedule, which includes 59 night contests In the 81 - game program spread over 76 dates. The Reds, now members of the National League West due lo divisional play, have scheduled five doubleheaders, an increase of two over lu.sl year, as well as a game on Labor Day nighl and a pre . Memorial Day cootest. TWO F'lNED BY MAYOr! Two defendants fined Tues. day night by Pomeroy M a y o r Charles Legar were Kenneth Colllns, Pomeroy, $5 and oosts, Cailure to yield the right of way, and Dan Ball, Letart, W, Va., $5 and costs, left or center BELlONE Hearing Aid Servlte Center t.fl. ALLEN HEROLD WILL BE AT 306 N. 2nd Ave. IMIDDLEPORT, OHIO ON Toorsday, Nov. 21, 1968 FROM 9 A.M. to 12 Noon To H!poir ond ser11i~e heor~ng oid!.. Botteries and supplies for all mo&e!. for sole Report Move By Mr. Nixon ToDumpBlw Big Guns Hit Allied In Noon Shoot Speed Racial Justice "We have come a long WIYt" Johnson said. ''We have even changed a great many Uvea r•r the better but we are I'JOWhel;e In sight ol where we must be!.' NEW YORK (U Pll-- Pres- Nixon's campaign s]JB8ches ln John...,, hla wile LallY Bird Ident Jobnt1011 has challenged which the former vice president at his aide, criUclzed ••oppost .. Presldent.elect Richard Ill. Nix- said school desegregation poli!ion talk" about property ril!llts on to speed racial equality by cies Bhou..ld be enforced by local when "nat enough people have vigorously enforcing ctvU right& officials instead r:1 at the prq>erty." laws and pumping more money federal level. "Every man, woman and "Until children get equal into programs aimed at a child hu at least one property '"hopeful, Cree America from rights we have to insist that the right," he said. ••That Is th':l programs we have begun be which bigotry Is banished." right to opportunity. For as long Johnsoo told the amual apolled with funds and the as I lhe I shall remain joined awards dlnner d. the Urban rights we have written together with you in ffghttng (or the League Tuesdo.Y night Nixon be ent'orced," Jotmson said. right of opportwlty." He urged Nixon to eonttnue must ·~rn the Ude toward 8(J.I&llt.Y" If he Is to tmlly the nation. .. I believe It must be turned if thls country is to make It," Jobnson said. The President h i n t e d at 128MILLST. MIDDLEPORT If in buy - Connon cotton terry wash cloths . PT. PLEASANT - Mrs . Carrie A, Greenlee, 86, Columbus, F 0 R NOW ONLY '439 PLASTIC DROP CLOTHS 95 THE COURTNEY -Admtral Ou.liiY fea · tum include 295 tq. in. of Super-Bright viewing; Admllll unm•tcMd perfonntnce and retiabili1y. H•nd:aom• contemPCiflrv atvling. Model 3T306C ......... . . .,...._,,__. ,........ ........... ,.......... ....,._ ... ,..., Clean plastic drop cloths, a big I..W .. t,_.~- 9xl2' size for painting pratec- .... SQtlsllall ..... . . . tion. w..L'Illlt _ _ __ . . l .... tllll,..n- • « ...... A NEW. ULTRA· HIGH STANDARD 011 QUAUTY AND REUAIIUTT HearinK Aid Center 504 TEHTH ST "IINTitiG TOll . W. VA. I ,· · oe 525-7221 · -· .o Plump 14" sofo pillows j, ... ,. in your ··· . -· . . .. . ' CARHYING OUT TilE THEME or "show busines s" ror tne month, members of Cub Scout Pack 245 are rehearsing a minstrel show. 1he show, open to the public, has been tentatively set ror 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 25, at Lhe Chester Elementary School. Pictured are members of the cast in costume~ They are, front row, left to right, Maurice Gagnon, Todd Rawlingfi, David Mills, Nat Carpenter, cubmaster; David Carpenter, Kevin Buckley and George Taylor. Large white bow ties have been added to the Cub Scout Wliform for members of the chorus. They are, back row, left to right, Steven Trussell, Kevin Barton, Brian Windon, Mark Lawson, Mike Millhone, Donald Eichinger, Dennis Persons, and Tim Rawlings. Others taking part will be Jeff Holter, James Hawthorne, ard Terry Farrar. Qualified Men, Women Needed MAKES DONATION - Thomas Grinstead, lett, New Haven mayor and treasurer of the village's volunteer fire department, accepts a $250 check from carl (Crickett) Searles, representing Local No. 426, Utility Workers of Ameri ca, AFLCIO, a donation by members of the Wlion at the Philip Sporn plant in appreciation of the cooperation ani assistance given by the New Haven voiunteer fire department. F'ireChiefCedl Du~ can said the donation will be applied toward the department's new 1,500 gallon tanker truck which will be put into service by spring. The chassis for tbe truck has been purcha sed and members are in the process ofbuildlng a tank on it A new fron~nd p~, expected to cost about $1,500, wiU also be mounted on il The department wiU have rour pieces of equipment, inchxiing three fire trucks and an emergency vehicle, when the new tanker is put into service, In Growing Agri-Business Field The need for manpower in agribusiness is exceeded only by the opportunities offered to yoWJg men and women college gradu ates, over 70 school officials and counly extension Agents were told in Wellston Friday. The diversit.y and growth ln t h e world's largest industry- t'OOD - provides these opportunities. Claude S, Nantz, Area Direc. tor of Operations for the Ralaton Purina Company, tied opportunities in agri-business to an ever~ Increasing worldwide population growth. Using hls company as an example, Nantz said it h ad trebled in size during the last t.S years, doubled in the past tO , and is expeded to double again in the next nve years. A great number of indu &try positions are open today because qualified agri-business men and women are not available, according to C. M. Kessler, Eastern Regional Sales Manager for Allied Mills Inc . Todemonstrate his point, a list was reviewed of 40 agri.J>usiness politions avail~ able ranging in salary (rom $7, 800 to $25,000 per year . Dr. Roy M. Kottman, Dean or the College ot' Agriculture and Home Economics, Ohio!JateUniversity, reviewed the excltin.gfu. ture of agri -business by tell~ ing of research which will pro. duce chickens that will lay twice as man,y eggs as toda,y's fowl , feed lots with domes which will allow for complete control of an animal's environment, and fields covered with plastic and heated to produce vegetable crops dur ing the winter months. ~ch achievements will require the nation's best young men and women engaged In research, proSpecialist 4th Clas s Larry Alduction, bu11tness and industry, len Vance, son or Mr. and Mrs. and education or agri-business. Drexel C. Vance, Rt. 4, PomThe meeting was sponsored eroy, recently' arrived in Alasby the Ohio COOperative Exten- ka for duty as a mechanic. He sion Service and The Columbus and Southern Ohio Eleetrtc Com- pie about careers with the know I. pany for the purpose acquaint- edge or the agri--business picing those who counsel )'Ot.mg peo~ ture ol today Alaska Uuty Post Vance Arrives at or was last 1ssigned to the 711Uh Maintenanre Battalion in Vlet Nam. He i ~ a 1965 graduate of Hutland High School and was formerly employed as a stock clerk at Tiny's Foodland , Middleport, before enteri~ the U. S. Army on January 9, J967 . BY JACK O'BUIAN NEW YOHK - Maria Callas sufiered still another oi . vay : eye trouble .... The Troy Donohues (Valerie Allen) ended their two-year run .... H'wood meanie Telly SavaJas had a small accident in London: walked into the Colony gambling joint; that's the one George Raft fronted until the Limeys chased him .•.• Big percentage of the London gaming clubs are allegedly run by the U. S. mob. As are the casinos In the Caribbean. Desert Studios Ltd. in Israel now is ready with a studio and facilities In the Negev to film Vesterns; for theatres or Telavivision .. .. Burgess Meredith dined with two attractive young gals at the Green Acres Steak Pub: wife KajaanddaughterTala, looking more like sisters .... Here'& the kind of husband Fran Jeffrie's mate Dick Q.dne is: directing " _1\ Talent For Lm ing " Quine got Fran to work for 'scale .... The ~ Pub chain will import a 300-yearold English Royal Coach to lug customers hither and thither. The charge that TV networks dished subliminal propaganda a gainst Pres.-Eiect Nixon keeps rearing its liberal -pointed head: such as a TV tape CBS recorded well before Election Da,y which showed Dick Nixon most sympathetically- networked one week after ttlelr man Humphrey lost. Screen star &tsannah 'i o r k j • ' gave her sweetie Danny Apolinar a Picasso and a brace of But!ets for his new Manhattan pad .. . . "Tonight'' conductor D o c Severinson and Dick Cavett Show bandleader &an Freeman walked down Bdwy commiserating over their musicians - strike caused unemployment: "At least,'' shrugged Doc, '"you still are wittl Marlene Dietrich on Bdwy ." .... Marlene's seeood Bdwy. engagement within a YBILI' apparently came just too soon; very little excitement this time for the old sexygenarlan. There is no difference be· tween the Latin cross used by the Roman Catholic and Pro~­ estant c hurches and the Greek cross. Place Your choice of solid colors or foncy patterns . IN COLOR lVI ORDER 00 BAKER FURNITURE For ThanksgivinK TURKEYS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Thank You Brand Choice of o . dozen most wonted pastel and · Christmas colors. A fobric wit~ a thousand uses! STOKELY'S ~ CUT GREEN BEANS WHOLE KERNEL CORN EARLY JUNE PEAS yd. Ladies' Vinyl Folding Famous Firestone batteries D•• $Qro toft vinyl upperl, soft padd•d tolet, FCJI' of hom• ar tr11v1L Slut S·M·l·Xl at BUY NOW PRICES! 39~ 303 cans pr. EXTRA LIFE D.l 12-VOLT BATTERY GUARANTEED 36 MONTHS L·22FC L·24C 3-DAY BUY NOW PRICE Cutrit• u 25~ Wax Paper_ _______ .•125ft. Brownie Mix- _ __ _ _~!:·· 25~ Betty Crock~tr dock BAG DELICIOUS ORANGE SLICES Candy kitchen Ires~ delicious oranre slices, regular 49c value. -~~~- House Slippers Wide dJDiee ol ~stylet, No. Joan of Arc SJ~,~ Mrs. Tucker's lb. can gloves with safety cuff. .. TREET ~noz. 49~ Sunshine Krispy CRACKERS lb. box 37c Nabisco Honey GRAHAMS lb. box 39c DAIRY FOODS Best Grade c Folger's Coffee ______ c·:~ 73~ AT RACINE : WAID CROSS ·SONS U :~:::::: ::;: : • ,_• :::;:::;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::?: AT TUPPERS PLAINS Prices Effective NOV. 21-22-23 !@ •: • LYONS MARKET -:. := .. . ·.·.·.-.;::·: . .. .;.·.·· ::::=:=····=··=·=::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: :::::::::::::::: ::::;: :::::::::·::::::~ :.: AT RUTLAND RUTLAND DEPT. STORE .·.·.·.v.·. ·.·.· :: :.:;:::::;.::::::····. I h ~ ,,,• :h Right Reserved To Limit Quantities .... .... ·.·.·.···=-<· ..J~ d • '1 Low Calorie ICE BUllER· EAM MILK 39~ 79~ FROZEN FoonsRed Barn Steaks l/2 gallon carton ~ 1allon package 1-lb., 2 oz. 89~ • Florida New Crop ~ ~ GRAPEFRUIT c lb. bag POl PIES tr • i. ... •. ;y .~ ••d, ,. Ill 11- ...•• Ill, ,., MORTON for Heovyquolity leother palm work ~::: ::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::·:·:::::;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::~: Laundry Detergent 5 S1 EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT POMEROY, O; Filli, 1g Requlor or Drip Exchange 5. POMEROY HOME & AUTO Monflr Sw. Potatoes ___ _ 88 THURS.- FRI.- SAT. ONLY! Pump k•In p•18 .......... ;a~.219C Kidney Beans ......... 7 ~~~s s1 Bon us..................... :i:~~-..69C Shortening..........3 49C ARMOUR'S Ttrttfont 606 E. MAIN ST. · ·· - · ·· - The Dail} Sentinel, l'omei'03-Middlcpo~1, fl . Wcdnc~a~· . Nov, 20, 1968 TV. SLIPPERS ss Pomeroy Jr. High Auditorium November 24 P.M. - ~· SOFA PILLOWS f1ltt 1 "'lnylt, thogllyl, THE SHOE BOX 9 & h•oring is your BELlONE SJOO -FURNITURE moulded w uoft '1talet. Black or Antique Gold '. ~-·· THE INVESTITURE SERVICE for a new Pomeroy Brownie Troop 171 was held Monday eve~ ing at the Pomeroy Church or Christ. Members of the new grcq:~ - all present for the event inciude: iront row, ien to right, Maria Sheridan, Judy W~s, ~arl Mitch, Tammy GuJnther, Mary ot~JIUu., o.~uuy nau ana Amanda ~isson;backrow, len to nghl, Dollie Roosey, Sherrt Osborne, Lori AM Wood, Kathleen Smith, Rebecca Hiles, Anna McKinney, Connie Rmtine and VIcki Riley. Leaders are Mrs. Margaret Sheridan a.nd Mrs. Robert Woods. A Bonanza SIZE 12~-4 Width- B & D th• answ•r .. J c Quality (SUSAN) problem B~tltone i!. , ,- WRAPPING PAPER Fine All tl:tlt. ., .. . . ..,_ .... BIG 6 ROLL PKG, Christmas Gift Mrs. Greenlee ROBIN HOOD MR . HEROLD wi ll be glad to give you o free hear1ng test w1th the lotest Beltone Electroni~ eQIJipment -~ ·~ VALUES FOR NOV. 21-22-23 Assorted ·Patterns Baker, Syracuse. Discharges - Helen Bartels, Emmett Bartels, Katie R1Jl, Mark Gilkey, Doyle llud&On, Sarah Congo, Alicia Jeffers. . ~ ., Complexes Police Wounded ~ health. tormer resident of Pt. PleaS· ant, died at 10 p .m Tuesday in University Hospital, Columbus. A native of Mason County, born Feb. 17, 1882, she wastheda.ugh· ter ol the late Mathew and Evaline Rtft1e Whlttlngt:on. Two husbands Berton Duf! and 0 t t I e Greeniee. preceded her in death, In that order. SAIGON (UPO- Commwlst Survivors include two daughartlllerymen sent their heaviest ters, Mrs. Myrtle Peters, Pt.. salvo in almost three months Pleasant, and Mrs. Ona Burris,. into the allied military complex Columbus, with whom she resid· at Da Nang today- 65 rocket ed; one son, Emory Duff, Coand mortar rounds. Military lumbus; one sister, Mrs. Daisy spokesmen saJd they shelled Mash, Pt. Pleasant; 15 grand!'our more cities Tuesday. children, 24 great..gra.ndchlldren In Saigon, South Vietnam and two great - great • grandprotested to the International children. Control Commission QCC) that Mrs. Greenlee was a member North Vietnam "haa not re- a( the United Pilgrim Church ln spooded to the total bombing Columbus. Arrangements will be halt" but instead had "intensi- announced by the Crow - Hussell fied the rocket shelllngs against FWleral Home. posxdated areas in the south ." U.S. Secretary of Defense PLAN F AllllLY NIGHT Clark M. Clifford last week said Family night will be held at Hanoi had agreed lO stop the Syracuse Presbyterian "abusing" the border DemHila- Church Friday, Nov. 22, at 6:30rized Zone (DMZ) and to stop p.m. A .short program will be shelling dties in South Vietnam presented including an informain line with the U.S. halt. tive film strip. All members The attack on Da Nang was and friends of the church are aimed specifically at U.S. Invited to attend. The m e a t Marine and South Vietnamese course will be furnished. bases_ But the four new sheJlings Tuesday left civilians dead and wOWlded 1n towns (rom the Mekong Delta to the northern provinces. American headquarters described casualties and damage in the two-hour rocket and mortar barrage a.galnst Da Nang as "light." h was the heaviest attack on the vital northern base since Sepl 2 when 27 persons died in a guerrilla rocket assault. CLEVELAND (UPI) - President . elect Richard Nixon would be •• making a serious mistake'' SAN FHANCISCO (UP!) if he and his a.dvi sor s attempt Three poll ce officer& w e r e to remove Ray C. Bliss, ot Ak- wounded, two seriously, in a ron as chairman of the Repub. noontime shootout Tuesda.Y with lic~ National CQlnmittee, a top eight Black Panthers accu&ed of county GOP leader said Tuesday. .fleeing in a panel truck from an Robert H u g h e s, Cuyahoga $80 gae: station robbery. Count;y Uepubllcan co - chairLt. Dermott Creedon, 49, wae: man, said, "Ray Bliss has done shot in the chest and his partan excellent job and Is the best ner, Sgt. Robert Flynn, 51, in the pOlitical technician in the busi abdomen and groln after theY ness." stopped the truck a block from "He was instrumental In tak- police headquarters ing action to rebuild the RepubBurglary inspector Michael lican party and he was the archi- O'Mahoney, 51, was grazed tect of the partY's resurgence." across two fingers d the right Rep.Jrts from Washington in- hand by a bullet as he dueled dicated Nixon may want a chair - with three suspects in an alJey. man who does a selling job rathNone of the Negroes was Wt. er than an organizer. BUss was Creedon was in critical condinever known as a speaking chair- tion toda.JI while Flyrm' s condiman, but was an organizer . tion was listed as satisfactory. VETERANS MEMORIAL IIOSPITAL Ad mi ssion !i - ;\llegra Will, Rutland; Ross Kent, Addison; Eliza UeLong, Middleport; lshar 9 - Dies Tuesday THEHE IJNOOUBTEJJLY WILL BE a king- size crowd on hand Thursday for the public auction of the antique collection of d1e late ~ ~~- .. programs aimed at gl1ing Negroes equality In lnoome, employment, h o u s I n g and LBJ Urges Nixon to ,• -_.-_-_,. -:. . . .-.. -- . . . ·- . ...... ........__ _ _ ··············~. · · --· . . . - ,. .... . .... 111111··------------ :oal YELLOW GLOBE ONIONS 3:~ 29~ ' �. - ' ~ . -· .. -- •' .' , . . ·.- .- ... . _. .. ~ ~ ....... - - . .. . . . -... ..... ··· - - ·· . . •· .. ~ .. . . ........... . . - - ., ...... ,. . . ... . . ....... .... . ....... ... 10 - llte Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport., 0., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1968 Pro Standings Lakers Roll To Ninth ABA STANDINGS Bl' United Press International East W. L. Pet. GB Minnesota • , , •• 7 3 . 700 t1~ KentlK'kY ..••.. 7 6 .538 M.lami ••..•••• 4 5 .444 New York . . . . . 4 6 .400 ID:Iiana ..•.•.. 3 9 . 250 West W. L, Pet. oakltnd . . . . . . 10 2 2. 333 Los Angeles • . , 5 4 . 556 Dem·e r ..•.•.. 5 5 .501) New Orleans .... 5 6 . 455 Houston . . . . . . , 3 5 , 375 Dallas ...•.... 3 5 .375 Tuesday's Results Denver 126 Minnesota 121 New Orleans 114 Kenturk.,y DaU1s 110 Indiana 107 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Denver at Kentucky New York at Miami lrxliana at Houston Oakland at Los Angeles Only games scheduled 21 ~ 3 41 c GB 31 ~ 4 41 ~ 5 5 lOR Straight Win, 116-106 B> United l'ress Imernational It'Ll be the Los Angeles Lakers over the Boston Celtics with something to spare in Uu'dr anticipated National Basketball Association playoff showd<M"n if the first meeting of the sea:son between the court titans was an accurate measure of their abilities. The Lakers blit"l.l.:d the Cellics with a 34·21 third period at Inglewood, Calif.. Tuesday night Simpson Has Chance To Set New Mark AHL STANDINGS By United Press lnternational F.ast W. L. T. Pts. Hershey . . . . . . 8 4 1 17 Providence . . . . H !l l 17 ~ringfield • ••.. 5 8 4 14 Baltimore . . . . . 6 3 2 B West W. L. T. Pts. Buffalo •...•.• 10 2 1 21 Rochester . . . . . . 7 7 2 L6 Cleveland . • . . . . . G 8 13 Quebe< .....••. 3 10 4 10 Thursday's Results Baltimore 9 5(1rlng:field 7 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games r.;o games scheduled and wenl on to a 116-106 victory that :stn•tchcd their winning streak to nine games and snapped the Cellics' five-game stn.-ak. The loss also dropped the Ccltics into second place in the Ea~tern Division, a haH game behind the idle Baltimore Bullets. !::lgin Ba)"lor and .Johnny Eb.-an Led the Lakers' third· period br1~akout rrom a SG-50 halftime dt.didt to an R4-77 lead goi~ into the fourth period but they were not the only Los Angeles heroes. In addition lo 30 points b~· Ba)'lor an 11 by l::gan, Jerry West had 29 points and nine steals and Wilt Chamberlain outscored Bill Hussell I G-6 and out rebounded him 22-21. John Havlicek led the Celtics with 32 points and Sam Jones had 17. NEW YORK (UPO- Only an injur~· LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) ~ Trainers at Churchill Downs a.pparertly have joined wi(hjockeys in an attempt to keep Per111~ Ann Early from becoming the rirM Wml.ln to ride at a major American race rrack. Her set:c:md tr) wss thwarted Tuesday when trainer Clarenee Breedlove switched to a male rider Cor No Deficit in the ninth race, originally listed for Miss Early. A previous atWmpt fail ed last week when her horse was scratched. lle.t.L NOTtCI IN THI MATTIR 0~ IITTliMINT Of ACCOUNT&, MIUU COUNTY "ROIATI COU.T, JUIOS COUNTY, OMIO At• • unu and vo;outhen of lb,;~ lolilwlnl Rained ftd~riel h,ove " - ' flied 111 the J'Tobate ..:ourt. M•••• Co.11t.,., Oh.le. for apprav.ll lll(t .etllemllnt. CA.SI! NO. lUlSI. Pint •lld rtul A.cro11nt of MU"J" S. ft<ltuh, Admlnl•tntr1x uf UW. .l.at•te of M•l1111 P Sllaln, ~ CAlliE NO. 18,301. nnt ..wJ ftll&l Ac:cO\Int of lAne Tom. l!neutrb "' tM llta~ M Joteph Gn-r. Dect-d CABE NO. 11.1011. P'ibt &Dd ftiW, .Vc"""t rlf Richard E. JOMII, Guar· dian of tbe Person .nd Eld.atel of Co111lle W •taoo. Gilberta Harper, 'Ibomu Harper all4 Job11 Jlupllr, on individuals and a 5 per cent income tax on business. The mmmittee was expected also to recommend an end to the personal property tax on all items except business inventories and abolishment of the intangible tax. The 14 - member, bipartisan t"O mmittee, named last year to recommend an overhaul of the state's tax system, was split on the final recommendations. However, it was Learned that Committee Chair man, Rep. 1\l. bert H. Sealy Jr., a Dayton Republican who did not run for re-election this year, had ordered the report printed by a New York firm and had hired a public relations firm to handle the announcement. Sealy, an attorney with a Dayton law firm, said the report would be released at a news conference Thursday at Columbus. lie refused 1.0 discuss the content of the report. Hequired Tax NEW YOllK (UPO ~ The United Press International top 10 small oollege football teams with first place votes and wonlost-tied records in parentheses. (Ninth week) . Team Points 1. San Diego St. (29) (8-ll) 330 2. '-No. Dale St. (3) (9-ll) 302 3. x N. Mex. nigh (2) (9-0) 245 4. Ctlattanooga (8-1) 23.5 5. Texas A&I (8-1} 159 6. Morgan State (7-1) IU5 i. Tampa (7..2) i02 8. Western Ky . (7.J.l) 51 9. x-Troy State (9-1) 41 10. x. Adams Slate (8-J) 40 x-Completed season Second 10 - U , Eastern Ken· tuck.y (36); 12, llumboldt State (35); 13. Indiana (Pa.) ~;tate (34): 14, Willamette (33); 15, Weber State (3U); 16, 1\rkansas Statt U. (25); 17, North Carolina !\&1 (.22); 18, tie, Kings Point anc Florida A&M (14); 20, Delaware lJI~ · lll'.teptlo.a are Ill..:! lhefll· \0, tald aoecoWJtll ll'lll be ror burtar belofll tald Court oa die JOU! u,. or DeeemiMr, 11188, at which U.. 1Ud ~Dr l)ti."SSII IJ!terut.d m~,. ~~~ wrltMn eac•Pllou to 1 '11.<'\ aceoUntll 111 to .utten perUinh~e lu tr" tsll· r\ltlon of t.be U1llt. DOt leN than live d•n prior to Ute date Ht t.,r ....,.. .... 1'. N. O'eRIIN u-ao:ue COUNTY• OMIO '( All Are "Permanent Press" 87~ OPEN SUNDAY 10 a.m.-7 p.m. "Mtl3mine" Dhmerwear Frwlhoro Fllloh tl liM w.................. Actual Values To $5.80 s TO 46 PieeefW Copyrioht, Tho K<.,.r Co., 1HI ler"¥e & S.w. Slkecl Perch _ ~:: $1.89 Bacon _ :!: $1.17 limit 'IUintltles. 87 U.S. Government IIUJpected Kroger Premium Quality E... & , _ Sllcod s 77 ea. NONE SUCH Mince Meat 59c -· MENS WHITE .....,..... ,..... MASON I . . SUNSIIINE HYDROX Cookies ........... 49c kshel Slu CHASE Bologna 59c lb. F""' Sll<od- Bacon ___ ~- 99c Smoked Ham Kwlck Krtop Sll<od Liver 49c 11o. Bacon _:.:: $1.29 ~ F ...... Sllcod Porte Full Shank Hail Oscar Meyer SliCicl Liver . _• 39c lb. F"lh Spare Ribs 59c 11o. Bacon .. 79c lb. P""'Porlc Neck Bones "'· 29c K._,. Quarter Fryers _______________ "'· 39c - - Ul eec llooplar tei(Uial Value! $fHIII & NYLONS! AtEI..E RAYONS I Flannels· Challis. Ct~ Dry . Electric Ir-on s MENS 88 .. wtd&& aad Olher 8oll4 '"""" ~~J:-! - All llotilllal Mana Denlnl Dungaree11 $2.37 Ivory Liquid 83c :n.... - . Shirred ~lidi Gown" ~ Waltz Length Gownt 1 Shift Gowns - Trittuued Joy Liquid 35c 12-oz. bortte Womena Rayon Knit Cold Water All .,.... 82c IGowns Pr. 67 BOYS Western I 87 up SIZES Sweat Shirts ,._ ..,_... ....,,. s All Nescafe ,..... tar $1.49 YQNA.. all .W0"41NS Woe•,.•·'-n" llo VINYL BOOTS $487 HOUSE SLIPPERS RAYON PANTIES Good - . . , Vln:rl llol· orlul U J - " - - ttAIIlSCO weonq--su.a Minarets 45c lhL ...... To JO. Oood l.loklng • Light Weight Pat•nt Like Upper~ Dungarees Nveral pali lor XmaA. 81zes 3 To l~ - B&trif - w.iu' lmall Girls - -$ llasfor 387 WIU:INSON Blades 95c lkt. . Qhre Jdm made. Pr. 9 VOLT Holly&lem.. Transistor Xmas Wreaths Batteries Cold Water All ...... $1.35 2-Ft. Vlllw' In thB Fl'tiiZBr C.. Xmas Long Stem Trees Poinsettia Fmh from wr Or• Dinnenvan 4enlre fttr 4 people ln thl• llfMwaaber ~ DinDerwate: z ra.t- DRESS SIDRTS P1111tels :...; White Polyester & Cotton . Soli Relea• Fabrld IL We Can Show The Must Complete Selection Of Christmas Trims In The ENTIRE OIDO VAIJ.E . ~ 4 sl ::. 88c Dinners __ ;~ - ....... $1 n .... Krooor B & S Rolls 4 =: $1 C......d!T-"'• Cream Pies 3 ';.":. 89c Cinn. Rolls . _l'...... 59c an...,. Kl'oflr BrMICI _49c Cool Whip J8lbs. Up Ice Milk __ 2 $1 Kroger Brand Coffee 3 + 59 I , • ._. 20 Caunl Val.,. Buy W'aiMrl E•p. 11/23/68 J.lb., 14-oz. cans Cocktail Coronaf Pat.l & Whh F.dal Flour _ ::· 49c Dswn-Fmb Dsiry Foods ' Pill. . . . R""'"' & Sel~RIIlnt • AuarW FlaHn Drinks ~:.· $1 , ·-·25c okt. Napkins I ... • I ~ ·· KROGER. BORDEN"$ OR PHILADEU'HIA K,...,. AstOrtM Fle¥on Cake Mix ______________ 4 .......... ... $1 Beans __________ •• _•• _ 4 2 ~ 88c K,...... Skim •2% K,...., Br.-cl SwMt Potatoes . ____ . _____ . . 3 ·~b;..::-· 89c Formula 44 Kneer $1.4t Slae Deodor•nt -·· Nog . _,.,... $1.29 Br.nd ..... 99c Biscuits _12 .... Pllltbury ond lolt.rd Kroger Vac Pac or Cream Style Gold : ete~lvidu.lly wr.,..Siind Anwriun lot-den'• Cheese _____ !;;: 79c Corn ..... . - 14-<1. Right Guard '::;, 88c $1.1t SIM Couth Syrup Formula 44 . :!:· 73c Toothpaste ...... 62c 4.1 ...... F,...h F.... S - F-Ill SIH Tangerines .... 39c Corn __ 5 ,., 59c F""' Fresh GrHn lb. Cranberries __ ...... 29c F"lh ~ Onions_ 3 ,., 39c 69c Rome Apples _ ~ 59c CALIPORNlA PASCAL Pink 16 II• GRAPIIFRUIT MENS BootS $J9,~ •J J • ~ ~ tf Tangelos Insulated "',. 79c l9c: Si1e Vot• 1 4 ll COU8h Discs Hi-Nu Milk2 ,.,... 89c Egg L Ala Seltzer 3 :.:. 89c K._,. lluo Lokt Cut & Fronch Cut G.... h , .. SIZE Cream Cheese Asparagus ------------ 3 ·:.....·$1 Northern A tfsorted Colors J ··~·-139 Jar • Hwllwm FatNiy Coffee Kroger Brand Fruit Mayonnaise Big K 10 Kroger Spotlight Bean lb. Pork Roast - ----- -- - ---- - - ... 49c Grahams _. _'i! 49c box 59c Butt Style 49c Saltines $4.39 Turkeys lb. Tissue 4 :--.:· $1 I~ b. Kroger R._,.r w Honey K,...,. AU Fl•wWI F""' ......, GlUJI'anteed SUNRISE-FRESH! $177 .. hite Bread Towels ... 16 Plee.e Set "Melamine" KROGER NMD Pumpkin Pie Morton All V•rielin tcllCept Shrimp & Ham) S·lb. KROGER WlSIIBONE BRAND """' Pork Steaks -TON FROZEN MINCI OR - Club GRADE A Armour Star Grade A 18lb.&Up K._ Cut Spoon of 87:. 10~. c-, Turkeys . . . lb. Regub Calgonite u .... 75c Smoked (10-14 lb. 37c) SANBORN Margarine 3 '·"'· ,.... 99c •wt· Canned Ham MlRACU Gowns Yacar Ch~ Gf Nev.. cral O!Jiot>n IQ a well rnllde pla1tle blull:eC I to 11 lb. Whole Ham _____________ 11o. 49c Butt Portion . _ ~ 5.1c ,.,, CM Baskets " U. S. Gov•nvnent JnlpHMd Fr..h lreest ... L.. Coffee 75c Laundry New Furniture ONlY $· 299 $30.00 Dew•--•l••ce • Conenlent Ter•s Cool Whip 33c tW.. pko. 8: 87i: Hankerchiefs A 16.95 Value I cities, schools. But that was where the com .. rnittee, according lo the statehouse source, ran into its "big hang up" during its latest "secret or unannounced" meeting at an Lpper ArHngton motel tast weekend. Four members of the committee, three Hepublicans and a Democrat, from rural areas reportedly refused to sign the recommendation because they were dissatisUed with the allocation of the fund s, claiming it favored the cilies at the expense of the rural areas. The four dissatisfied mem . hers were reportL>dly: Hepublicans E. W. Lampson of Jefferson, who served as vice chairman, Lloyd G. Kerns, of Peoria, and Robert E. Netzley of Laura, and Democrat Wil .. liam E. Hinig of New Philadelphia. The ten members who report. edly fuvor the report included: Sealy; William II. ,\nderson, R· Cincinnati; ,\Hen J . BartWlek. H-l'levclarKI !!eights; William F . nowen, D-CinciMati; James J. Flannery, D-C ieveland; David L. Headley , IJ-Barberton; \ian E. I\orris, R.Westerville; James It. Weldishofer , H~lva. nia; Mh:hael P. Gamble, !). Canton; and Harney (Juiltcr, 0- Mince Meat ..... 33c Daeron • Cotton Solid Colon - l Cotton Blend Plaids ! Button Down or Regular €ollan All ~lar Sizes. , I Kroger's Exciting Bingo Gamel No Purchase Required To Play! Mens Sport Shirts 3 ROOMS MASON, W. YA. ' . Gallipolis A Very, Very Complete Selection wraa. FURNITURE CO. "ROlAn JUHI Mil.. Point Pleasant Mason tOll- • Untied from d.Q te d.n uatU ftDal. 11 dll~ of. CARDS DEPARTMENT STORf (20). I\ll 88 <-"Ounties would be required to levy the tax but per. soos nr firms currently paying income W would receive credit Toledo. for their payments The committee report, reportedly also. would include a rec ommendation tha t the county Although Canada is s ituated bud g c t commission be abo!. north of th e Uniled States. Ni· ished and a formula be estab- ogara Falls . Ontario. is localished for distribution of the ted west of Niagara Falls, monies rollecte<l to counties, .r>;.Y. ltlllon CAU MO. 1111101. nr.t and l'tul .Vcount of Pau1 S. Snulr1 , Admin· ifintor of the Z.t.ate of Cb•doUe Perrtn, o.u..~ . CAB& NO . 11181. P'lnt 1nd l'lnel Actount of Nellie Nadine Slafll!, bH\ItrU of tbe a.tllte ol Mar)' Lewll. Oeteut-4 A DISCOUNT Small Colleges Urged in Sealy Study Jockeys in Ban CHRISTMAS GlllltiNO 1~6/S PLAY $1.50 Value I Mll .t .SO San Diego Tops Mandatory Tax Bites Trainers Join Pome1roy-Middloeport, 0., Wednesday, Nov•.:w, NONE SUCH seems likel.Y to prevent 0. J. Simpson of Southern California from eclipsing 1 h e major college, season rushing record set onlj last Saturday b~· Eugene Morris of West Texas State. Simpson, with games against UCLA and Notre Uame still remaining, trails ).1orris by 123 yard s. However, Morris finished his season last week against Colorado State when he rushtXI for 1 12 yards to surpass the olct OllC--season mark of 1,571 yards by a mere one yard. Fred Wendt of Texas Mines set the NBA STANDINGS former record in 1948. By United Press lnternatiQOII Morris also set a varsity East career rushing mark in his final W. L. Pel GB game and it would take Baltimore .•. 12 4 • 150 fantastic finishes by either Boston •...•. 11 4 . i33 I;~ Simpson or Chris Gilbert of Cincinnati ••.. 11 5 . 688 1 Texas to overtake that record. Philadelphia •• 8 4 . 661 2 Morris finished wilh 3,388 yards Detroit . . . • . 8 8 .500 4 for three seasons, breaking the New York . . . . 6 12 .333 7 3,301 set by Art Luppino of Milwaukee •.• 1 10 .286 7 Arizona in four seasons. West Simpson, a junior college W. L. Pet, GB transfer, has 2,864 yards in less Los Angeles •• 13 4 • 765 than two seasons with t..:SC san Francisco. 8 8 ,500 41.1:! while Gilbert trails Morris by San Diego • • • 7 9 • 438 Slh 243 yards for three seasons with Atlanta •••.. 1 10 .412 6 onls one game remaining. Phoenix ••••• 5 9 .357 61;, Orlcqo ;: •.• 6 11 .353 7 Seattle •..•.. fj 14 . 300 81 '2 Tuesday•s Results Detroit 121 Cincinnati 107 Philadelphia 126 Phoenix 110 San Diego 113 New York 107 Milwaukee 119 Atlanta 98 San Francisco 121 Chicago 109 Los ~les 116 Boston 106 Wednesday's Games San Diego at Baltimore COLUMBUS (UPO The san Francisco at Cincinnati Committee Scaly Tax ~udy New York at AUanta was expected Thursday to recBoston at Seattle ommend a mandatory, county Only game scheduled levied 1 per cent income tax aecoute '111111 1M to• '1 r..S ao.d Open Ni~htsUntU 9 FREE PARKIN(; 3 ,., 39c Mushrooms lb. 59c 14 Sl• Encftn W Avocados ••. 15c Lettuce ..... Tho Hol14oy F.,. Tho Holldoyo Mixed Nuts ~•. 65c Brazil Nuts!..59c ,,..... Kr_· lelclntF.•n p I'J''":IR" Celery -ij·ht -... - .. .... ·-·~ .., pk,, PeriiiNtl !;;lip EKMe .. .. 23c ea. 9 ' il' ... • i. •• ••4, ,.Gl •·•• .•• ,.) "" �. - ' ~ . -· .. -- •' .' , . . ·.- .- ... . _. .. ~ ~ ....... - - . .. . . . -... ..... ··· - - ·· . . •· .. ~ .. . . ........... . . - - ., ...... ,. . . ... . . ....... .... . ....... ... 10 - llte Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport., 0., Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1968 Pro Standings Lakers Roll To Ninth ABA STANDINGS Bl' United Press International East W. L. Pet. GB Minnesota • , , •• 7 3 . 700 t1~ KentlK'kY ..••.. 7 6 .538 M.lami ••..•••• 4 5 .444 New York . . . . . 4 6 .400 ID:Iiana ..•.•.. 3 9 . 250 West W. L, Pet. oakltnd . . . . . . 10 2 2. 333 Los Angeles • . , 5 4 . 556 Dem·e r ..•.•.. 5 5 .501) New Orleans .... 5 6 . 455 Houston . . . . . . , 3 5 , 375 Dallas ...•.... 3 5 .375 Tuesday's Results Denver 126 Minnesota 121 New Orleans 114 Kenturk.,y DaU1s 110 Indiana 107 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Denver at Kentucky New York at Miami lrxliana at Houston Oakland at Los Angeles Only games scheduled 21 ~ 3 41 c GB 31 ~ 4 41 ~ 5 5 lOR Straight Win, 116-106 B> United l'ress Imernational It'Ll be the Los Angeles Lakers over the Boston Celtics with something to spare in Uu'dr anticipated National Basketball Association playoff showd<M"n if the first meeting of the sea:son between the court titans was an accurate measure of their abilities. The Lakers blit"l.l.:d the Cellics with a 34·21 third period at Inglewood, Calif.. Tuesday night Simpson Has Chance To Set New Mark AHL STANDINGS By United Press lnternational F.ast W. L. T. Pts. Hershey . . . . . . 8 4 1 17 Providence . . . . H !l l 17 ~ringfield • ••.. 5 8 4 14 Baltimore . . . . . 6 3 2 B West W. L. T. Pts. Buffalo •...•.• 10 2 1 21 Rochester . . . . . . 7 7 2 L6 Cleveland . • . . . . . G 8 13 Quebe< .....••. 3 10 4 10 Thursday's Results Baltimore 9 5(1rlng:field 7 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games r.;o games scheduled and wenl on to a 116-106 victory that :stn•tchcd their winning streak to nine games and snapped the Cellics' five-game stn.-ak. The loss also dropped the Ccltics into second place in the Ea~tern Division, a haH game behind the idle Baltimore Bullets. !::lgin Ba)"lor and .Johnny Eb.-an Led the Lakers' third· period br1~akout rrom a SG-50 halftime dt.didt to an R4-77 lead goi~ into the fourth period but they were not the only Los Angeles heroes. In addition lo 30 points b~· Ba)'lor an 11 by l::gan, Jerry West had 29 points and nine steals and Wilt Chamberlain outscored Bill Hussell I G-6 and out rebounded him 22-21. John Havlicek led the Celtics with 32 points and Sam Jones had 17. NEW YORK (UPO- Only an injur~· LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) ~ Trainers at Churchill Downs a.pparertly have joined wi(hjockeys in an attempt to keep Per111~ Ann Early from becoming the rirM Wml.ln to ride at a major American race rrack. Her set:c:md tr) wss thwarted Tuesday when trainer Clarenee Breedlove switched to a male rider Cor No Deficit in the ninth race, originally listed for Miss Early. A previous atWmpt fail ed last week when her horse was scratched. lle.t.L NOTtCI IN THI MATTIR 0~ IITTliMINT Of ACCOUNT&, MIUU COUNTY "ROIATI COU.T, JUIOS COUNTY, OMIO At• • unu and vo;outhen of lb,;~ lolilwlnl Rained ftd~riel h,ove " - ' flied 111 the J'Tobate ..:ourt. M•••• Co.11t.,., Oh.le. for apprav.ll lll(t .etllemllnt. CA.SI! NO. lUlSI. Pint •lld rtul A.cro11nt of MU"J" S. ft<ltuh, Admlnl•tntr1x uf UW. .l.at•te of M•l1111 P Sllaln, ~ CAlliE NO. 18,301. nnt ..wJ ftll&l Ac:cO\Int of lAne Tom. l!neutrb "' tM llta~ M Joteph Gn-r. Dect-d CABE NO. 11.1011. P'ibt &Dd ftiW, .Vc"""t rlf Richard E. JOMII, Guar· dian of tbe Person .nd Eld.atel of Co111lle W •taoo. Gilberta Harper, 'Ibomu Harper all4 Job11 Jlupllr, on individuals and a 5 per cent income tax on business. The mmmittee was expected also to recommend an end to the personal property tax on all items except business inventories and abolishment of the intangible tax. The 14 - member, bipartisan t"O mmittee, named last year to recommend an overhaul of the state's tax system, was split on the final recommendations. However, it was Learned that Committee Chair man, Rep. 1\l. bert H. Sealy Jr., a Dayton Republican who did not run for re-election this year, had ordered the report printed by a New York firm and had hired a public relations firm to handle the announcement. Sealy, an attorney with a Dayton law firm, said the report would be released at a news conference Thursday at Columbus. lie refused 1.0 discuss the content of the report. Hequired Tax NEW YOllK (UPO ~ The United Press International top 10 small oollege football teams with first place votes and wonlost-tied records in parentheses. (Ninth week) . Team Points 1. San Diego St. (29) (8-ll) 330 2. '-No. Dale St. (3) (9-ll) 302 3. x N. Mex. nigh (2) (9-0) 245 4. Ctlattanooga (8-1) 23.5 5. Texas A&I (8-1} 159 6. Morgan State (7-1) IU5 i. Tampa (7..2) i02 8. Western Ky . (7.J.l) 51 9. x-Troy State (9-1) 41 10. x. Adams Slate (8-J) 40 x-Completed season Second 10 - U , Eastern Ken· tuck.y (36); 12, llumboldt State (35); 13. Indiana (Pa.) ~;tate (34): 14, Willamette (33); 15, Weber State (3U); 16, 1\rkansas Statt U. (25); 17, North Carolina !\&1 (.22); 18, tie, Kings Point anc Florida A&M (14); 20, Delaware lJI~ · lll'.teptlo.a are Ill..:! lhefll· \0, tald aoecoWJtll ll'lll be ror burtar belofll tald Court oa die JOU! u,. or DeeemiMr, 11188, at which U.. 1Ud ~Dr l)ti."SSII IJ!terut.d m~,. ~~~ wrltMn eac•Pllou to 1 '11.<'\ aceoUntll 111 to .utten perUinh~e lu tr" tsll· r\ltlon of t.be U1llt. DOt leN than live d•n prior to Ute date Ht t.,r ....,.. .... 1'. N. O'eRIIN u-ao:ue COUNTY• OMIO '( All Are "Permanent Press" 87~ OPEN SUNDAY 10 a.m.-7 p.m. "Mtl3mine" Dhmerwear Frwlhoro Fllloh tl liM w.................. Actual Values To $5.80 s TO 46 PieeefW Copyrioht, Tho K<.,.r Co., 1HI ler"¥e & S.w. Slkecl Perch _ ~:: $1.89 Bacon _ :!: $1.17 limit 'IUintltles. 87 U.S. Government IIUJpected Kroger Premium Quality E... & , _ Sllcod s 77 ea. NONE SUCH Mince Meat 59c -· MENS WHITE .....,..... ,..... MASON I . . SUNSIIINE HYDROX Cookies ........... 49c kshel Slu CHASE Bologna 59c lb. F""' Sll<od- Bacon ___ ~- 99c Smoked Ham Kwlck Krtop Sll<od Liver 49c 11o. Bacon _:.:: $1.29 ~ F ...... Sllcod Porte Full Shank Hail Oscar Meyer SliCicl Liver . _• 39c lb. F"lh Spare Ribs 59c 11o. Bacon .. 79c lb. P""'Porlc Neck Bones "'· 29c K._,. Quarter Fryers _______________ "'· 39c - - Ul eec llooplar tei(Uial Value! $fHIII & NYLONS! AtEI..E RAYONS I Flannels· Challis. Ct~ Dry . Electric Ir-on s MENS 88 .. wtd&& aad Olher 8oll4 '"""" ~~J:-! - All llotilllal Mana Denlnl Dungaree11 $2.37 Ivory Liquid 83c :n.... - . Shirred ~lidi Gown" ~ Waltz Length Gownt 1 Shift Gowns - Trittuued Joy Liquid 35c 12-oz. bortte Womena Rayon Knit Cold Water All .,.... 82c IGowns Pr. 67 BOYS Western I 87 up SIZES Sweat Shirts ,._ ..,_... ....,,. s All Nescafe ,..... tar $1.49 YQNA.. all .W0"41NS Woe•,.•·'-n" llo VINYL BOOTS $487 HOUSE SLIPPERS RAYON PANTIES Good - . . , Vln:rl llol· orlul U J - " - - ttAIIlSCO weonq--su.a Minarets 45c lhL ...... To JO. Oood l.loklng • Light Weight Pat•nt Like Upper~ Dungarees Nveral pali lor XmaA. 81zes 3 To l~ - B&trif - w.iu' lmall Girls - -$ llasfor 387 WIU:INSON Blades 95c lkt. . Qhre Jdm made. Pr. 9 VOLT Holly&lem.. Transistor Xmas Wreaths Batteries Cold Water All ...... $1.35 2-Ft. Vlllw' In thB Fl'tiiZBr C.. Xmas Long Stem Trees Poinsettia Fmh from wr Or• Dinnenvan 4enlre fttr 4 people ln thl• llfMwaaber ~ DinDerwate: z ra.t- DRESS SIDRTS P1111tels :...; White Polyester & Cotton . Soli Relea• Fabrld IL We Can Show The Must Complete Selection Of Christmas Trims In The ENTIRE OIDO VAIJ.E . ~ 4 sl ::. 88c Dinners __ ;~ - ....... $1 n .... Krooor B & S Rolls 4 =: $1 C......d!T-"'• Cream Pies 3 ';.":. 89c Cinn. Rolls . _l'...... 59c an...,. Kl'oflr BrMICI _49c Cool Whip J8lbs. Up Ice Milk __ 2 $1 Kroger Brand Coffee 3 + 59 I , • ._. 20 Caunl Val.,. Buy W'aiMrl E•p. 11/23/68 J.lb., 14-oz. cans Cocktail Coronaf Pat.l & Whh F.dal Flour _ ::· 49c Dswn-Fmb Dsiry Foods ' Pill. . . . R""'"' & Sel~RIIlnt • AuarW FlaHn Drinks ~:.· $1 , ·-·25c okt. Napkins I ... • I ~ ·· KROGER. BORDEN"$ OR PHILADEU'HIA K,...,. AstOrtM Fle¥on Cake Mix ______________ 4 .......... ... $1 Beans __________ •• _•• _ 4 2 ~ 88c K,...... Skim •2% K,...., Br.-cl SwMt Potatoes . ____ . _____ . . 3 ·~b;..::-· 89c Formula 44 Kneer $1.4t Slae Deodor•nt -·· Nog . _,.,... $1.29 Br.nd ..... 99c Biscuits _12 .... Pllltbury ond lolt.rd Kroger Vac Pac or Cream Style Gold : ete~lvidu.lly wr.,..Siind Anwriun lot-den'• Cheese _____ !;;: 79c Corn ..... . - 14-<1. Right Guard '::;, 88c $1.1t SIM Couth Syrup Formula 44 . :!:· 73c Toothpaste ...... 62c 4.1 ...... F,...h F.... S - F-Ill SIH Tangerines .... 39c Corn __ 5 ,., 59c F""' Fresh GrHn lb. Cranberries __ ...... 29c F"lh ~ Onions_ 3 ,., 39c 69c Rome Apples _ ~ 59c CALIPORNlA PASCAL Pink 16 II• GRAPIIFRUIT MENS BootS $J9,~ •J J • ~ ~ tf Tangelos Insulated "',. 79c l9c: Si1e Vot• 1 4 ll COU8h Discs Hi-Nu Milk2 ,.,... 89c Egg L Ala Seltzer 3 :.:. 89c K._,. lluo Lokt Cut & Fronch Cut G.... h , .. SIZE Cream Cheese Asparagus ------------ 3 ·:.....·$1 Northern A tfsorted Colors J ··~·-139 Jar • Hwllwm FatNiy Coffee Kroger Brand Fruit Mayonnaise Big K 10 Kroger Spotlight Bean lb. Pork Roast - ----- -- - ---- - - ... 49c Grahams _. _'i! 49c box 59c Butt Style 49c Saltines $4.39 Turkeys lb. Tissue 4 :--.:· $1 I~ b. Kroger R._,.r w Honey K,...,. AU Fl•wWI F""' ......, GlUJI'anteed SUNRISE-FRESH! $177 .. hite Bread Towels ... 16 Plee.e Set "Melamine" KROGER NMD Pumpkin Pie Morton All V•rielin tcllCept Shrimp & Ham) S·lb. KROGER WlSIIBONE BRAND """' Pork Steaks -TON FROZEN MINCI OR - Club GRADE A Armour Star Grade A 18lb.&Up K._ Cut Spoon of 87:. 10~. c-, Turkeys . . . lb. Regub Calgonite u .... 75c Smoked (10-14 lb. 37c) SANBORN Margarine 3 '·"'· ,.... 99c •wt· Canned Ham MlRACU Gowns Yacar Ch~ Gf Nev.. cral O!Jiot>n IQ a well rnllde pla1tle blull:eC I to 11 lb. Whole Ham _____________ 11o. 49c Butt Portion . _ ~ 5.1c ,.,, CM Baskets " U. S. Gov•nvnent JnlpHMd Fr..h lreest ... L.. Coffee 75c Laundry New Furniture ONlY $· 299 $30.00 Dew•--•l••ce • Conenlent Ter•s Cool Whip 33c tW.. pko. 8: 87i: Hankerchiefs A 16.95 Value I cities, schools. But that was where the com .. rnittee, according lo the statehouse source, ran into its "big hang up" during its latest "secret or unannounced" meeting at an Lpper ArHngton motel tast weekend. Four members of the committee, three Hepublicans and a Democrat, from rural areas reportedly refused to sign the recommendation because they were dissatisUed with the allocation of the fund s, claiming it favored the cilies at the expense of the rural areas. The four dissatisfied mem . hers were reportL>dly: Hepublicans E. W. Lampson of Jefferson, who served as vice chairman, Lloyd G. Kerns, of Peoria, and Robert E. Netzley of Laura, and Democrat Wil .. liam E. Hinig of New Philadelphia. The ten members who report. edly fuvor the report included: Sealy; William II. ,\nderson, R· Cincinnati; ,\Hen J . BartWlek. H-l'levclarKI !!eights; William F . nowen, D-CinciMati; James J. Flannery, D-C ieveland; David L. Headley , IJ-Barberton; \ian E. I\orris, R.Westerville; James It. Weldishofer , H~lva. nia; Mh:hael P. Gamble, !). Canton; and Harney (Juiltcr, 0- Mince Meat ..... 33c Daeron • Cotton Solid Colon - l Cotton Blend Plaids ! Button Down or Regular €ollan All ~lar Sizes. , I Kroger's Exciting Bingo Gamel No Purchase Required To Play! Mens Sport Shirts 3 ROOMS MASON, W. YA. ' . Gallipolis A Very, Very Complete Selection wraa. FURNITURE CO. "ROlAn JUHI Mil.. Point Pleasant Mason tOll- • Untied from d.Q te d.n uatU ftDal. 11 dll~ of. CARDS DEPARTMENT STORf (20). I\ll 88 <-"Ounties would be required to levy the tax but per. soos nr firms currently paying income W would receive credit Toledo. for their payments The committee report, reportedly also. would include a rec ommendation tha t the county Although Canada is s ituated bud g c t commission be abo!. north of th e Uniled States. Ni· ished and a formula be estab- ogara Falls . Ontario. is localished for distribution of the ted west of Niagara Falls, monies rollecte<l to counties, .r>;.Y. ltlllon CAU MO. 1111101. nr.t and l'tul .Vcount of Pau1 S. Snulr1 , Admin· ifintor of the Z.t.ate of Cb•doUe Perrtn, o.u..~ . CAB& NO . 11181. P'lnt 1nd l'lnel Actount of Nellie Nadine Slafll!, bH\ItrU of tbe a.tllte ol Mar)' Lewll. Oeteut-4 A DISCOUNT Small Colleges Urged in Sealy Study Jockeys in Ban CHRISTMAS GlllltiNO 1~6/S PLAY $1.50 Value I Mll .t .SO San Diego Tops Mandatory Tax Bites Trainers Join Pome1roy-Middloeport, 0., Wednesday, Nov•.:w, NONE SUCH seems likel.Y to prevent 0. J. Simpson of Southern California from eclipsing 1 h e major college, season rushing record set onlj last Saturday b~· Eugene Morris of West Texas State. Simpson, with games against UCLA and Notre Uame still remaining, trails ).1orris by 123 yard s. However, Morris finished his season last week against Colorado State when he rushtXI for 1 12 yards to surpass the olct OllC--season mark of 1,571 yards by a mere one yard. Fred Wendt of Texas Mines set the NBA STANDINGS former record in 1948. By United Press lnternatiQOII Morris also set a varsity East career rushing mark in his final W. L. Pel GB game and it would take Baltimore .•. 12 4 • 150 fantastic finishes by either Boston •...•. 11 4 . i33 I;~ Simpson or Chris Gilbert of Cincinnati ••.. 11 5 . 688 1 Texas to overtake that record. Philadelphia •• 8 4 . 661 2 Morris finished wilh 3,388 yards Detroit . . . • . 8 8 .500 4 for three seasons, breaking the New York . . . . 6 12 .333 7 3,301 set by Art Luppino of Milwaukee •.• 1 10 .286 7 Arizona in four seasons. West Simpson, a junior college W. L. Pet, GB transfer, has 2,864 yards in less Los Angeles •• 13 4 • 765 than two seasons with t..:SC san Francisco. 8 8 ,500 41.1:! while Gilbert trails Morris by San Diego • • • 7 9 • 438 Slh 243 yards for three seasons with Atlanta •••.. 1 10 .412 6 onls one game remaining. Phoenix ••••• 5 9 .357 61;, Orlcqo ;: •.• 6 11 .353 7 Seattle •..•.. fj 14 . 300 81 '2 Tuesday•s Results Detroit 121 Cincinnati 107 Philadelphia 126 Phoenix 110 San Diego 113 New York 107 Milwaukee 119 Atlanta 98 San Francisco 121 Chicago 109 Los ~les 116 Boston 106 Wednesday's Games San Diego at Baltimore COLUMBUS (UPO The san Francisco at Cincinnati Committee Scaly Tax ~udy New York at AUanta was expected Thursday to recBoston at Seattle ommend a mandatory, county Only game scheduled levied 1 per cent income tax aecoute '111111 1M to• '1 r..S ao.d Open Ni~htsUntU 9 FREE PARKIN(; 3 ,., 39c Mushrooms lb. 59c 14 Sl• Encftn W Avocados ••. 15c Lettuce ..... Tho Hol14oy F.,. Tho Holldoyo Mixed Nuts ~•. 65c Brazil Nuts!..59c ,,..... Kr_· lelclntF.•n p I'J''":IR" Celery -ij·ht -... - .. .... ·-·~ .., pk,, PeriiiNtl !;;lip EKMe .. .. 23c ea. 9 ' il' ... • i. •• ••4, ,.Gl •·•• .•• ,.) "" �~ . .. l2 -· The DIUy Sentinel, romeroy·Middleport. o., Wedncsd!IJ, Nov. 2u, 1968 _ :''; _ ~ ·,>:f •. '. - -· A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade _Results ·(~ · " . WANT AD DEADLINES 2 SIGHS 5 •·"'· Day lol•o Publicolion Momlor O.odliow 9 •·"'· CoM!ollotlenl & o., Of c....ctiOIII Will ~ occo,-.411 ""''' 9 of P\dllle!Mio" REGULATIONS Til. Pub lhh_, •••orYot tho ri'llht to odil Dl' rafael any odt doomed ob· ltctiol'letillo. n.. publ~hor QUALITY for 0 . 111 . will llllt ' l fN ,..apontlblo for more than one lrteCNToct lntorl' l on. $ave Howl Install Howl Pomeroy Motor Co. INFOAM.ATION COMPLETE LINE SIEGLER and TROPIC-AIRE Heaters 65 CHEVELLE.. ........ ... ............ $1495 Big T rode-In Allowonu Malibu Canv . VS eng ine, P.G . transmiHion, new s ·s·w tires , green exterior with white nylon top, green with viny l trim. POMEROY 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door ...... _.. $995 5 canto per Word o,.. h<to.,rlon Mini-M Chor,. finish, spotless clean interior . Good tire s. 7'c; 12 contt .-• word throo .,.,.., • ..,. tloo ;.,• .,lion• . II CO"'I , . , Word t•• C(l>nOOCI,Ifivo Sl .50 1., SO word 111ini111Uno . Eo . ..41tio,..l wer4 2c . BLIND lOS luWitioMI 2Sc Cho,,. per Adver• Pomeroy Motor Co. 1:30 •'"' · to 5:00 P·"'· Ooilr 8:30 a.m. ta 12:00 Noon Satu•d• y In Memory IN LOVING memoCJ of our ile- Joved wife and motfler, Madge Haley, w11o passed away Nov. 10, liM. !.OST In Pomeroy: Stamped enveloP" addressed to City National Bank and Trust Co. II found, call 992-5948. ll-19-31c Blnce you wore-called away Our eyeJ shed many a tear Our hearto oUU ache llrith llldnou , AI we ~'"! the fonrlll sad year, Sadly mlooed by hU1ban4' and children. 11-:10-ltc Notice GUN SHOOT, Sunday. Nov. 14, at tho Rutland Amerlean Legion Farm. 11-\IUSIC EVERY Friday and laturday at Jacl<'s Club on HarrilonviDe R<Jad oil Rt. 1. 11-20-Sic WILL 1'0 sewing at home llppt!n. pegging. hemmln~. olleratiDIIS, ole. Mn Freddie Thabet. Mason. Phone 773-5'151. 4-30-tle -;' pocke\1, VACANCY lor two elderly poopie. Prelor private paid pallentl. Phone Mason, 773-518$. 10-Mf< Dance Saturday night, 10 p.m. til 2 a.m. ... WARM Morning coal stove with fan, heats 3 to 4 rooms, used lfJS than two months. Glenn Jewell, Downington. 0. Phone 61&-3135. U·l4-12tc OPEN !;VES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Wanted FIVE ROOM house. bath. bant 1IUOd floors, two finished rooms dcnnlslalrs. gas fur- For~ Lost Mgr. For Sale Bk. finish, red interior . VB engine . Automat ic trans . Radio and heoter . Attend Jr. Miss Pageant, Sunday, Nov . 24 • POTATOES, / Phone IUml naee, good neighborhood, <all 192-5413 after 5 p.m. 11-14-ltc CIIINnce PiofDII, Parillad. TRY BEFORE you buy. We !I-IWe will bring this 1968 model zig POODLE PUPPIES, AKC 'I'IIJ miniature, 175 and up. Slud service and grooming. Pballe m-MU. 11 tfe zag !Iewing machine to your home so you may sew on it. If you like it. buy it for only $39 cash or $5.50 per month. Call 992-2836. 11-19-titc s ANTIQUES, fumlturo, dlobel. mll!eellaneous. Mrs. Howard AKC Golden Retriever puppies, EARLY AMERICAN stereo. Cecll, 800 W. Maln St., Pome514 Ash St., Middleport. 11111968 console with AM and FM roy. 1-2$-Ue 5443. IHJ.IIc radio, automatic floating turn ·. '5"· .. ;. BUDGET PRICE lumlture on our third noor budget shoo Baker Furniture. Middleport. Ohfo. 1 23 tfe SEWING MACIIlNl':S. ,..pair service. an makes. WY Z.. 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. :H9-IIc SKATE-A-Way Music by the Bored of Education Thanksgiving, Friday, Nov. 22, New Years Eve, Tues., Dee. 31, 7:30 to U:3AI. Open Christmas Eve. Closed ChriS~ mas. Open Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, 7:30 to 10,30. Available for .p arties, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nigb\1, Satunlay and &tnday allernoons. Phone 985"3921 or 985-3585. 11-17..101c CJGARETI'E vending machines and service. ABC EnteJ prius, Mason, W. Va. Phone 773-55U. ....Uc AKC Puppies, Scottles, Cocken. $5 pt!r month, or pay balance Am CONDmONING RefrigerSTORAGE SPACE, mage for Poodles, Westles and &:Imaaz- due. $88.86. This !O!t sold, ation service. Jack's Refrigboata:, tranen, ean. eampel'S, ero, Barkaroo Kl'a .. OoolvlDe, mud higher. Try H in your eration, New Haven. hone ete. Wrlle P.O. 80< 3211, PomOblo, Phone 116'1-31101. 882-2079. 4 8 tfe home. Call J192-2836. 11·19-lltc eroy. Pbone 992lll8 <I' ... 11·10-ale Dick Seyler. 11-U-121c r.ERT'S a gay girl, ready for HEADY - MIX ooncr•te delivTRAC!'OR CHAINS, 3 heating ered right to your nroject. a whirl arter cleaning carFURNISHED APA!ITMEIITII stoves, one good three point Fa!rt: and easy. Free estipets with Blue Lustre, rent In Middleport. All uUUtleJ tractor blade, 18 bead of cat- electric shampooer Sl. Tiny's mates. Phone 992-3284, Goegpaid. Rowley I< Reed, Midtle, phone Chester 185"3891. leln Ready - Mlr Co .• MiddleBargainland. ll-20-4tc dleport, Phone M-%178. 11-!Utp port, Ohio. 8 38 tfc (~If< PIONEER TRAVEL trailer. HADIO I< TV REPAffi and anKENMORE automatic washer, '67; %0 foot. sei!<Ontained. tennas Installed. John Harri'f'RAILER LOTS, Bob'o Moblle Frigidaire refrigerator; smal! carpeting. air conditioner. son, Phone M-2522. 11-3 30tc Court, Syracuse, Ohfo on Slate electric bathroom beater. aU good condition. Phone Mason Rt. 124, Phone M-Z951. In good condition. Phone NI!W T13-S771. 11-2D-3tc DOZER. BACKHOE, trencller 1-11-tfe Haven 882-2898. 11-15-Mp and truck service, sepUc TWO RIDING HORSES. 0 n e tanks, water lines, basements, TRAILER SPACE, ready to !dAPLE STEREO radio eonfive gaited roan 4 years old, also lopsoll Henry Bahr, hook up, private, plenty of sole, 1!1611 model stereo AM I< four stocking feet, one f I v e Pbone 985-3968 or Roger Bahr, room for children to play. I'M radio oomblnaUon, !· gaited, black stocking feet, Phone 985-39511. 11'13-IOto Phone 1192-3904. 1-14-Ue speed automaUe changer. Bal1ee Arnold Grate, RuUand, ance dllt! $911.20 or payments 74:1-4211, after 5 p.m. UDAL NOTICE FOUR ROOM HOIJ!!E and bath. or $7 per month. Call 992-3218. phone whoUt BUYU !lAY McDANIEL, pbone 742-5501. U ·17~tc unfurnlalled, 1850 Lincoln 11-l~tc !>lace of l'l'~i dence I • Jl.artfont, Wetl \'i r11i ni a. 01Pd who 1.1 a non-retldent Heights. Phooe 992#14. the S t at~ of Ohio, I• hereby no· ROY'S GUITAR and amplifier, oft ,fi Pd lh~t UP the 211lh dJY Of IJt· 10-2&-tfc SEVERAL NICE GUNS, conIober , illtl3, RENA MC' OANIEL, beone year old. Used very llttact Ralph Priddy, 118 Laurel ing plaint iff riled ht'r petition Ue. Phooe M-7288. 11·20-3te aw:ainJt him a. defllondant ln the SEVEN ROOM apartment In St., Pomeroy or call 992-3511. Court of Co mmon Pleat, Mel8J COUP· ly , Ohio. Can No. 14.381 praylr>' Middleport. newly cleaned and 11'17-«c lor d! ,.orce from u. ld Boyd M('Da-.:._oompletely redecorated, front lel on the gruk.lnd• of 1rou ne1le<:t Estat• For Sale of dut y and e~tremt' ..:ntelty, a nd and back porches and entran· FIVE WELL BRED tan ponies other proper rl'llef: aa ld eauBe will IN SYRACUSE tJL for llearlnl o n or ann thl' 14th ces. For information caD ~SUitable for harness show, ort~ da)' of Dect'mber, 1968 99Z-3770. 11·17-tfe gina! stock from Ohllng.r's tWY your wife a nice borne for RINA McDANIEL, Pl1intiff Xmas. large Jot, 3 bedroom J . I . O'lrltn, AHarntY Stables. All would make exwith closets, knotty pine kit- Ill :10: forII 6;'Uintlff 11 t:l; II 20; FOUR ROOM furnlohed apartcollent 4-H projecltl. Do'• Mor chen, goOd cabinets, one & ll21;12441t.c ment. All utllltt.. paid . Phone ru, LeaJJ•z Creek Road. one half baths, large llvln~ 992-39'15. 11-IS-Uc 1'.-17-ttc ;li'ECfALS, $10 permanen\J room, stone front, needs new ll.lle, fiUl lor flO, $15 lor spouting, new septic tank, eu.IIO. All< for Dorothy or SLEEPING rooms. 688 South 1!1611 MUSTANG two door bard· forced air furnace, full baseThird Ave., Middleport. Phone top, !950. Gene Dodson, phone Linda. AIM open on Saturday ment for children to play. M-5375. 11-15-ltp 992-11935. IH7~tp by appointments. Dorothy's Liberal llnancing, ..,_ Beauty Saloa, S}Tacuse, D. H. WOOD, Broker Pbone 992-39112. 11-17-3\c 5 ROOM house, parlially fur- ONE CONN B nat clarinet $40, 1! Locust St., GalllpoliJI, o. nished . Gas furnace. Third one Noble E nat alto suoPboae «J·IM St., Mason. Phone 882-2971. phone $115. Bob Trussell. TURKEY SHOOT. Racine Gun 11·19-lllc 11-19-3\p Phone 985-3929. II-IV~ (.1ub. Sunatty . f\lov . 24 , startIng time 1 p.m. Free eats. O'BRIEN & CROW Bring your Z2 rifles . There HOUSE. 5-rooms and bath, uUlREALTY COMPANY ity room, nice location. Phone Brand Name Appliance will a!Jio be a live turkey POMEROY 2 story frame, 3 9921885 after 5 p.m. ll -19-3tc shoot. Open slles only. Gift Her For Christmas bedrooms, bath, basement, 11-19-Stc MIRRO· IIl.HIC TEFLOI'I hardwood floors, porches, gas ~ ROOM apartment. close to ELECTRIC CA:SSER0l.E. 16.99 furnace heaL. WIU. TRADE WESTINGHOUSE downtown Pomeroy . Call 992HelpW1nted FRY PAN . . U .99 FOR SMALLER PLACE. 2143 before 5 p.m. 11-19-lfe SUHBEAhl DRY I NEED HELP. 20 hours $40. $6.SOO.OO lROH . . 10.98 Busy Fuller Brush lady needs MANNING BOWMAN IIACINE - TILE BUSINESS 4 tWOM r'UH:-IISHED apartDRY IRON . . . 9.95 1 people with cars to dellver ROOM. Tiled floors, ceiling ment , bath and shower, furPORTABLE calalogueo and take ordero. HAIR DRYERS .8.1HI gas heater, toilet, hot water nace heat, private parking, For appointment phone 7C. tank, WW UPKEEP ON TIDS out of all floods, 3 blocks from 1114. 11-17'6tc ROOM. $6,900.00 po!t office. 9!12-5932 from 12 CLOSE TO POMEROY AND p.m. to 6 p.m. IHttfc Pomeroy 1!)8 W. Moin IIALE OR FEMALE, full time, MIDDLEPORT - Like New 992-5896 olay or nJcbt oblf\J open, con- TWO BEDROOM new home In ranch type, large living room, l&c:t Mr. Riffle at BBF, Union , large bedrooms, bath, large Mason , ga11 heat, utility room . CNE 5Toom house, 4-a<:ru and Congms, Alhenl. 11-17'6tc level Jot with easy access. Velma Zuspan. Phone 713ground, running cold water in $17,1100.00 5750. Jl-191itc l<itchen, 3 miles baek of RaBAR MAID and waltr... wontHENRY CLELAND cine. Priced at $2000. Bobby ed. Mus! be 21 years old. Offke--19!.:1W TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Joe Wolfe, Phone 94~. Whispering Pines Ntte Club. Res.--m.ua Ohio. Park. Minersville, ll-161tp Pbone 992-9943 . 11·19-5tc 11-20-3lc ll-21l«c Phone 992-33!4 WOULD like baby silter to care ror two children In my borne 4 days a week !rom B,3AJ AM to 4:30 PM . Phone 7C-4122. 11·111-ltc Employment Wanted WILL BABY SIT weekdays In my home lor small child or 2 1mall chfldren. Phone MalOn 773'5326. 11-lll-3tc 1965 CHEVKOLE'f \>·ton truck, ForS.Ie STEREO: Walnut console with 4-speed cllanger, 4-opeaker system. Balance due $79.54 or $5.75 per month Phone l9t 3218. 11-l~tc •.:EO. ROBS1EI IER, BROKER PICK·UP, In good shapt!; POMEHOY - 2 larg~: lots, out of bigh water, bouae 'l rooms, oew paint, $300, or will lmpalla. ,964 FORD V 8, 9 PI"· Wag11-ll-4tp on, Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Good Condition, 1857 OLDS (442), purchased an- Call after 5 P.M. 11921934. other car. Sell for balance ll·IUIJI due. Mason 17H28Z. ll-191tp EXCELLENT, efficient and ec ;nomicaJ . That's Blue IJIS. F40G FORD lruct IJid 12 foot trt carpet and upholstery Oat dump bed. hOO. Dave cleaner. Rent electrl~ sham· Yoot. Portland . Phone 143pooer fl . Baker FUrniture. 11242. 11-24-3\p 11-18-4ltc --- 1'11RNISHED and unfam!Jibed apartments. Close to IChool. Phone m.&431. 10-ll-llc FIIRNISHED apartmmt, I rooma and batiL Matlon !ley· aolda, Mum, W. Va. Phone T/1.1117. 11-U11e I " trade · for cattle. G. A. Deem, Racine. 11-2D-3tp 19'17 SUPER Sport Phone 992-2788. For Rent ,. HOBSTETTER REALTY long wheel base with over load. Has all new 6-ply ~om· merclal tires. In ez:ceUent condilion. $1250. Phone Ravenswood 273·4625. j) MINNEAPOLIS Moline Tractor. 1952, phone 992-5983 after 7 p.m. 11-l~r Try ttTnt~&TIC esoo. . ·- •- -· ....... New CAR ~ASH (Hot A Oriv~;Thru) 75~ f:lantoin in co< wi h wo1m 1oap l : Srwayed and th.n 0 hig l. po•uute rins-e ol to lt wale 1 to mo~a car 1 hine J Anendont on duty 1.~-F - :; - - - -- - - II to 6 Sat. - • - • • • • - • • -9 to 7 Sun . - - - - - - - - • ·11 to 6 ~ bath, Only $2500. POMEROY Warm 6 room brick, bath. Full basement, hot water heating, only $6,400. MIDDLEPORT - 7 room s, bath, Cw-oace, ba:s~ment and garage. Asking $14,000. ron RENT - 200 acre farm . We need small rarm s. IIELEN aud VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES I9Z-m5 SYRACUSE 11-20-Jt<: The Cro-Magnon Man is con:i idered to br- the world's first artist - ... -.. - . .. ... ·r ~ -~~ · EVINRUDE 69's Are Here 6- 9Y2 - 18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive 5(hawarzel Marine Hockingport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 LIOit.L NOTiCI Doria M" . Gra lhwahl. who•e ·~­ dreq II Bo:or. 775, Baltimore, Mary. land, and whow prell<'nt addreu, other lhiln the abo\le, 111 unknown <t nd r;nnot with rea1o nahl e till! · 11ence ~ a•certa lned: and l.arry ~rooks WeUa, who•e place or real · dem•l' Is unknown and cannot 'IIIUhl rea•on a hle di ligence be aa~rlaloed, will !llkoe notl~e that John M. Well•. Hs At!mlnls t r~tor of the E~tate of Laur;o H. Welhi. deceased, un ihl' 20th d .ty of J une , 1968 . f 1led a P e tiUon In ! h t' Probate Court <If M'-' 11!1 Count:p, Ohio. a llulng that the penonal property nf said decedent Is lnlufflclelll •• l•-~ li o n , an d that H IK nel't'ti81HY to KeiJ the real t>~ late herelnilfler deK· rrl hrd , to pay aa ld debta. That .alii d(' (' l'd•'tl t Wd" MI'IZI'd In fe<c tl mplt' of !h~ fol l,.winl( rl"~) eatate Tlw followlnlf real es tate dtuated In lh<l (' (oUnly of MelgK, S la te of Ohio , and In the To"'n~hlp of Lebanon, a nd d"Rrrlbed 31 folloWII : l'ar..-el No. ' ' Thr foHow lnf dee rrlbed prendsee, a ituated In the Towns h ip or lebanon, County of Ml'lgs a nd State uf Oh io, and hounded .u>d rles.:-rlbed more fully , as f olluWII' Jlrinll in Sl!~tlon 21, Lot 640, In the ""' 'th.,ul Part of the ~outhwesl one fuurth , bcln~~: three acres formerly own._.<! hy G. W . Keyae . Parre l No . 2 ; The following durorihPd reo l 0'9 ta te , to-w,t; Situated In til,. Town1hiP of Lebanon , Cmo nly of \ldgs and Slilte of Ohio. and desnl lMod 18 fnllowa: Betn1 UYeO ('7) ;.~re•. more or Je.,., sltu .. ted In the S~>u th eaJ t part of Section :u. Town 3 Kan1e 11 He~~el"\l ln g •nd e..:cep lln.o: to former lfrantor all mineral• u~d.,rlylng th e above deHrlbed re.l ••• tate , .. ub the right to Mmove the 11~me, ~ ny unnecessary damage to be p:llct for by Cle rmont Arnold, hill Ju·•u or runlgnR Parco>l No . 3: The following re1l e ~t~ te tttu ated In the Co unty of Mebu. State of Ohio, and In the T~Jwnthlp &f Lebanon , and bnund"d and dclll'rlbed 11 follow•: Jn Stctlon N'o. 21 . Town No. 3, Jtanp No. 11 of the Ohio Cnmpany'a Purcbue. Be· •inninll at the IJOUibwut corner of what wu formerly Lewt• Smith'• 13 A ere lot , dhded bY C .. N Smith and Sarah Smith: then~ In an e••terly l;lrer tlon With the ctmttu· of the ~rlland a nd Long Bouom Road to what w1u formerly '---''*1• Smllh'l MIUth \In~> liriiU!I Hld r olld ; theTlL"t! n a - "'·" ''" •'·' ' ~ ·· · .,,,. .. ,., '"'' ·'11 !ann• of 21 ro<h to Pin~ KoUow: the~e rlo11'!1 aa\d lloJtow to what wu formerly II. L. FH<"h'l nortllweat cornPr of a 12 Acre Lot; the nce In a northerl)' d!rectton down DeWttto nu n wi lh meanderiJ16J of llld n&n to the placllo of boellnnlnl, oontaln11111 three Ill AeNI, mart or l1u. RefPten('e Deed, \lotumr 1e8, Pare 5119, -'"""lll't Count y Deed Recordll. The prayer of aald Pf'ttllon 11 for 1he ule of a11 ld real e.tatfo for tru: JIUtPOSI! of I'!RYtnl decedent .. debt.J and coalt of admlltll lrltlon. The per•on~ aoo.e ~nthnwd will furlbPr hke notln• tbJt th., haw hHn m~de pnrtle• defendant to IJddl r .. tt t io n, and th;~l lhey are required to anawer the uonll! on or before tbe Hh day of January. 191J9 JOHN M. WILLI. Admlnlatr1tor of tlltl llt1M of LIU" I. WJitt, dlelllft WI81TU AND II'UL n AHor••n ftr Plllntlff It 13; II 20: II 17: 12 4; 1: 111 12 18 etc SEE IT'S A AN' I JEST GOT A MESS LEETLE LONESOME EXPERIENCED h•llfor St"lce AH PAlD 5AM I'L&HTV FO' I '" ' I THI5HIDIN' Pl-ACE -BUT IT'S .I IIIII : WORTH \T!! ! 1 ' AH 15 PA'/IN' 'tO' PLENT'i -WT IF '10' Gl~ ME A aACI-1ELOR- IT'5 HOW OUT '/OR£ LOVIN' WORTH IT!! ARMS.'.' ··----- ..... From the Largest TruCk or Bulhbzer Radiator To The SmaUe.st Heater Core. BLAETTNARS hoJiday parties. Ileal Whispering Pines Nile Club -. : 5 I tfe PH, 993-2143 Pomeroy t;XPm 5.55 -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete Pomeroy Home & Aut • Certified Stlenglh ltltl E. Maln • Delivery • Quick Service • Finishing • Sand & Gravel Po......,y1 0 SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Hta•y duty, e:IIIIO deap tr•ad1, four full ply nylon. 175.:14 Whlt• Sid•woll, ONLY Sl8 .95 papola, s-la•• uvoilobl•. nornber at thit prlca. Foil~ guaront••d· Bulh by o big the ma~er lar . . . Limited IACORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY LIOAL NOTICI TO WHOM IT MAY CONC»RN: :o~otl ce Ia hereby ,tven tllat oa tbll ~th day ol November. 11108. H~a.rtetta 5. Farl1, u E:n c utrlll of the ERa~ .-.r o. R . Far11, dl'<:eued, late of L.awrenCI'burb, TennetM•. ftlll4 lD thl• Court under Cue No. )O.Ott, ~n authenticated c opy of lAtten Tntamentary INUIId to her b7 the County Court o f Lawrenc• Cou.nty, 'fl•nne~see "oUce It further .dWII that ~ II c redltora of u ld ntaW of o. R. Fari•, deceued, who dealre to ~·~ert their lleTUI afllnll tbill ettllte of 1aid decedent, which are looated In thla StAte , 1hall pre.ent their cl almt, duly •worn, wllhln Jill monthl ~Iter the flllnlf or 11ld JAtten In lbla c ourt, or their 11ld lieTIII 1b1U for· o·er be barred and c ancelled . JOHH C. BACON Actlftl Prob$ JUd . . II &: 11 13; It 20 3tt TAKE IT .tASY; .JANIE. REMEM~ER '!OU'RE EXPSCTJNG ~ . ..... ' A MBY. In Memory DIAL 992·3284 Plu~ 2.19 Fedtral Ta• M<~tl () ....... ... ...--····-<·"' .......... ~ Wheel Alignment table. Take over payments of For R•nt Bryants Budget Shop '' RadDe. Oldo Crtlt Bntdfvl d ~a1lced 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air Wagon .......... $350 ltllllortlon• ' U ,., unt Oitcoullf on poid oit .... otla poi4 within IQ doro. CARD Of THANKS & OBITUARY OHICE HOURS ·; . 6 cy l. Std . Irons . Radio . local 1 owner cor, black 992-2181 Jack W. Carsey, J: COME 10 MV HOUSE .. Business Services .... C. BRADFORD AUcnONEEII Complete Senke ..- THAT'S WHAT OFTH'DAV? Business S.rvl- c. 'iE'LL HAVE TO EXCUSE MV MAN SNUFFV'S BEEN OFF FLOAT FtSHIN' ALL WEEK I.OWEEZV-- .• ~ ROIDN MALON E WHAT BRINGS 'IE OVER HERE IN TH' MIDDLE .. :.1 ......... ..... -- ...... .. - ...... . BE:· AWIS~D ..f.:RII'-ND. .. PAI'-.1 iS THE t-tiVALTY RJR. IGkJOR.MJC£ ! IN MEMORY or Franklin Shane. Do not ask us we miss him, Oh, there's such a vacant place; Orten I think 1 hear his rootsteps Ard see his smiling race. DIIJ' s or sadness still come over ir GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO us, Tears in silence often fiowi Insurance AUTOMOBILE Insurance bee• Memories keep hlm ever near LEOAL NOTICI ctydt> llall and F a y Hall , who were eaneeDed? your operatus ],.s l known too residt' at 1008 Ea1t I •u lap !Street, Sun nys!ope, ArJ1ona, Si nee he lert us four years ago. or's license? can Lul whose pre&ent add rua Ia unSadly missed by his father, I II tfe l<uow n, Hazel Hughes, who w u lui I no w n tu re ~ lde at !ik.lllrl.'lblupe , A ri mother, two sons and sister "'""· hut who5e pre1ent addreu h and brothers. ""knuwn; Frauh C. Hall ~nd Dertha A rarrier is also known as a l! oll ...-ho were last known to retidll! ll-2o-ltc blacksmith , according to the ; rt UtkH, ,.ew York, but whote pre· ~~ nt rc~ldenrt> Is unknown; William Encyclopaedia Britannica ~wan, whu was lall known to r11ide .:1 1210 Nnrtil Oran11e Grove, LoR , , n~:elea, Ca llfo rllia. but wb011e pre a..nt addren h unknown; Alma Hall. ~ hn was l~st kno"' n In rll!~de a& lttiO • ;\or th IO!h Street, Sk.lllnYtlope, Arl· tuna hut who~ (' present rt>B id l'nce It unk~own. and Barbara Domniaki. , h"""" addreu b unknown tnd can,0t he U{"erl Hirll'd , will taltl' no tice t l•at Charles E Hall, Stella Hall, Become a distributor in one of America's buglluu ell D. Ha ll and Paulin e Hall, ha\'" fl ied the ir petit1on In the Cpmest and fastest growing industries . This is a new luon Plea~ Court of Melg• County, concept in the field of vending. No experie nce l'lllo, be in g Cue No. 143B:I, for the l'artltlnn of the real ettale herein· required. All accounts are contracted for. and set ~ Iter 13ucritoed, a nd for accountln.l . Ftl4 pe!Ulon sell lorlh the teYertl up by our company . You merely restock locations of the present inle~at In 0 wnero Ba ld roeal ellale, amounla expendrd with our National Brand products I>) p!atntlfh for the 1n1ppnrt and , ,,J ntenanl·e of Alma 0 . Hall, under ~lilre eme nt. ~ nd for the •rnounb ex('l.. nded on 9a i<l rl'al eat..\e, and thj!l r<"ntal• re1·elvel3 thert>from. l'lai ntlffJ sre aeekinll to ha"'e their ln le ruta ~d off tn se,.era lty or for a judicial ~~It' of the followlnl rea l e1tate: The followl nl[ de1ctltled preml~~e1 . tiluated In the Tnwns hl p of Leban· on Count)· uf MeiU and State of Investment of $2,190 to $3,960 cash required OI ;Jo: Sl!,uated tn a one hundrel1 acn secured by inventory and equipment. You must Lot No . 186, Serllo ns 14 11nd 1.5, Town 2, Ranee 11 , Ohio Comptny'a Purchhave a good car and be able to devote at least aFe, and bounded and de-~Crlbfod •a fo llows 4 to 12 hours per week. Be~lnnine at a plow point on the we•t Jlne of land • now or formerly If you are interested, have the desire, drive, deown~d by Tho ma• F. Hall. 13'1'.,.. teet north ol the northea•l cor~r of Ianda termination and want to be successful in a grow''""" or fnrml'rly uwnt'd by Ellilatlelb ~lall. !hence South 65 deeree1 Eut ing business of your own, write us today. Please ~25 fet>t to ~ etone; thenC~~~ SrJutll 111 F..a~l 200.9 feet to 1 IPike drl · enclose name, address and telephone number • e n In the corntor of a brldee: thence nort h o n t he ea•t line o f ta ld T hom· ;, o; F . tl a ll l ~ nd & ~:n feet to a 1tone; I>IPnl'll' wesl Mill to a a tooe ln the wul line uf Janda now or formerly uwned by the uld Thomu F . Hall; ll~o.: nce sou th on u id We1 l line 3811,/o feet to the place of bertnn1na:, and ,. ,ntilolnlniJ ther.,in f l ve l,,) a..:ret. 1Variiltl1111 Clve de1ree11 Referenell! IJe.:.d : Volume 301 , Paee 11 , Melr• C ounty Del't Jt._.eurdl. The t•rayer oi atlo.l petition 1.1 for part ition of uld real est..t.a 100 to t> ~ ve the inlerest of the plalaUUa ,,., off to them In te\leralt:p, U the same csn be done without IIIID!IUI Injury to the whole. and If not , Uult uid Tt>al esute be IJO id accord~n.1 lo :1 w: a iJu fnr accounUof 1nt1 101' other pruper relief. The at>ove men tione d part!•• will take notice thd th... y line been made parl!u defendant to 11ld peUtlon.. and that th"~ are req11lred to 11n1wer the 1ame on ur before the 28th day of December. 19611 . Loot mm. ~.QYBE I'M DUM6, HOAH SARI-C "' Bl1T HOW [X)E<; l'i G1i SPARE -TIME INCOME .BISTRIBUTOR FOR THIS AREA GE"T A N~ME UI<E SK'OriO M ?:> I FlroM BU'flti' UP 'T1E SECOOD hiO'UGAGES 01 MR't' I-IUI1t< 0' IAHO IH SIGHT, AHNIE~ • '• •~• '•I·,_ YOU CAN EARN $800 OR MORE A MONTH BASED ON YOUR EFFORT! ,. a !J •· II lb .. L ..,.,_ .tb '"'llrL"'" WE WELCOME INVESTIGATION INTER·STATE DIST. CO. 535 South Se cond West Salt Lake C ity , Utah 84101 WANT TO OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS?---- Charle~ aN IIa 1!. H11l Hill JltUtltil D. Htil 'autl~tJ Htll PltlntiHI W•blfe r and FUltl ~ttorn•r-t far Pl•lntlfft Sears, Roebuck and Company is now looking for an individual or husbmd·wife team to own and operate a Sears catalogue merchant store in Pom· eroy, Ohio. II 8; t I 1:1; 11 20 ; II 27: 12 4.: HI II ltc Most southerly U.S. national rorest is Ocala National Forest, also known as " Big Scrub," in north-central Flo· rida. L8~ro., Whal A Fa'"' A Month Will Boy At B..AETTNARS Yaut p,.unt o:ar will prabobly malt• down poym~nl. N<~ monthly p..y1nnt1 ont i l 1969. 67 GTO . . 51.7.70 ••• month 2 Or, Hord f;p . R1al 1hao~ and • POlly all with red vi nyl buck1t seoU . 4 ~~- Iran,.. It he.• all ' _h e II"' up ond 90 of g1•ut GTO 400 c u . in . ena in a . Will' 66 Pontioc.. .. $54.56 por mo . BoMeville 2 Or . H11rd Top. Ett· 1ro nice, one 'Jwn11 c?r . All white with lolue vln~l lnltrlar. Awta. trans. Powlf Jt•erlna, P owll' brolce s, rodlo, ntro good while wa ll tir••· BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy, Ohio As a Sears authorized catalogue sales merchant: 1. You are the exclusive catalogue merchant in a specified market area. 2. You sell merchandise 11om any Sears catalo1ue and from the stock of Sears appliances on your sales floor. 3. You are offered a complete training program and a consulting service. 4. You receive expert bui Iding and site selec· lion assistance. 5. You pay no franchise fee and your investment is up to $4000.00. Please send name, address, telephone number . resume to: ' and busmess Sears, Roebuck and Co. Dept. 385, APG 925 S. Homan Ave., Chica1o, Illinois • JJW/~M;""" DAILY CROSSWORD &IJJIOIIS 1. DaUve. ror .... lnatance !i. Society 9. Klnd ot cat 10. 'l'o draw out 12. State that vote• early 13. Ventilated 14. PrtmltJve craft 15. Altern 18. Plealtng abbrevlatkKl on • bUI 11. Paid attention 20. Aboard 22. Tlr.e I&Ht word 23. Valuable, ln philately 24. Breakfast. lunehand ouppe• :11. Exports ot France zs. PennsylviUlla lake port 29. Shiftto te~npl• ....., 30. Cllinete aoelety Jl The land of Copenalcua 35. Butftx for the puttenx 36. ExclamaUon 38. Prlncus Radslwlll 39. Oaucho'H rope t3. Ortmace t4,, Harmonized Unscramble these l'our Jumbles, ane letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. water 15. Tack on pitcher 18. PQiiti· DOWN 1. Boothe Luce 2. Similar 3. Member of the Cong-. 4. Palindromic .,... ..... .... 19. Print- er's 32. Richard 8. British symbol or royal authgrity 9. Oriental ending 3-f.. Fait accompli 37. Symbol of 21. Which Ireland 40. Hawaiian person~ CON 41. Broke bread for one nu,.. I~ 1perennl&ll 25. Wearing away 28. Own : Scot. 29. BadenBaden, (4 42. Submit ~ I• I• ~ rI"' I" .. IZI I'• ~· ~ I' ~ ~ ~ • AIIMw.. , by TO HIS SWEETHEAirr Now arranp INSUI UPHI MATION AMOUNT lfUt a ....,. .u1t ltodt fopJ on tiiP ,..._. __, p11-HII PANTS ON ... •i. STA~ AWAKE WAEN ot.- I?HALKING TO '{()U!! "" ... ro. I=T,~EDoC~ru.(~} rd, of to ... llel 1110 .... n1 One letter aimply standa for another. ln tbla .ample A ool J.IUBB(I .., """ lor' the three L'a, X far Ute two O'a, ltc. Sine.. l~ttera, &pol-tropbles. the leqth aad fonnattan af tbe wordlt are aU ltlntB. EAch day the code lettera an dlft'ttrent. A <l1 hI Ji &Ill Qncta'h· OZIR ~ DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTt:- ~or8'o how to work II: A.XYDLBA.A.XIl I" LONOrELLOW t ! ·h. WHAT THE AANl SoliD the circled letten rMO.l'PLE to form the aurpriH anawer, u surrested by the above cartoon. J I J I Priat!U SUJIPIUSE AHSIER ... l•tiiiJt1IJ l'Mf'rd••'• ~ 114 .. I I Ju,uhl.<·-: I'" ~~·-~ I" I•• 111 qf EVVELT ( .4.n•-n lomorro<R I ~ ~·· ,.. ,~ B Byrd'sbooll: 33. - of a sort eeedcoat , me~- 21. Little Ann publisher 7. Prickly ~ . 11 ol 24. MeuuriDg 6. Page for the devices 12. ••'· C&l convention 5. Unheeding ...... ~ tl . Word With board or ..... 11 . Taro t5. Struggle for breath .f.6. Large . , .•,t.J -J ,_. KRZKTR YX UX YX U QZGL P'UX CQUX 4t .. ~ OCUH TZXIRL ZCQRLO PUX 1:20 ro·r FRRW .-- QZFRTTO atac1 1'4111&.-'*Y'I (,'J'yptiMIUI*: DIST4lft JU:LA.TIVBB A.al: THE UST KIND, AND THE P'URTIIER THE B&il&R.-HUB8&111> .. �~ . .. l2 -· The DIUy Sentinel, romeroy·Middleport. o., Wedncsd!IJ, Nov. 2u, 1968 _ :''; _ ~ ·,>:f •. '. - -· A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade _Results ·(~ · " . WANT AD DEADLINES 2 SIGHS 5 •·"'· Day lol•o Publicolion Momlor O.odliow 9 •·"'· CoM!ollotlenl & o., Of c....ctiOIII Will ~ occo,-.411 ""''' 9 of P\dllle!Mio" REGULATIONS Til. Pub lhh_, •••orYot tho ri'llht to odil Dl' rafael any odt doomed ob· ltctiol'letillo. n.. publ~hor QUALITY for 0 . 111 . will llllt ' l fN ,..apontlblo for more than one lrteCNToct lntorl' l on. $ave Howl Install Howl Pomeroy Motor Co. INFOAM.ATION COMPLETE LINE SIEGLER and TROPIC-AIRE Heaters 65 CHEVELLE.. ........ ... ............ $1495 Big T rode-In Allowonu Malibu Canv . VS eng ine, P.G . transmiHion, new s ·s·w tires , green exterior with white nylon top, green with viny l trim. POMEROY 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door ...... _.. $995 5 canto per Word o,.. h<to.,rlon Mini-M Chor,. finish, spotless clean interior . Good tire s. 7'c; 12 contt .-• word throo .,.,.., • ..,. tloo ;.,• .,lion• . II CO"'I , . , Word t•• C(l>nOOCI,Ifivo Sl .50 1., SO word 111ini111Uno . Eo . ..41tio,..l wer4 2c . BLIND lOS luWitioMI 2Sc Cho,,. per Adver• Pomeroy Motor Co. 1:30 •'"' · to 5:00 P·"'· Ooilr 8:30 a.m. ta 12:00 Noon Satu•d• y In Memory IN LOVING memoCJ of our ile- Joved wife and motfler, Madge Haley, w11o passed away Nov. 10, liM. !.OST In Pomeroy: Stamped enveloP" addressed to City National Bank and Trust Co. II found, call 992-5948. ll-19-31c Blnce you wore-called away Our eyeJ shed many a tear Our hearto oUU ache llrith llldnou , AI we ~'"! the fonrlll sad year, Sadly mlooed by hU1ban4' and children. 11-:10-ltc Notice GUN SHOOT, Sunday. Nov. 14, at tho Rutland Amerlean Legion Farm. 11-\IUSIC EVERY Friday and laturday at Jacl<'s Club on HarrilonviDe R<Jad oil Rt. 1. 11-20-Sic WILL 1'0 sewing at home llppt!n. pegging. hemmln~. olleratiDIIS, ole. Mn Freddie Thabet. Mason. Phone 773-5'151. 4-30-tle -;' pocke\1, VACANCY lor two elderly poopie. Prelor private paid pallentl. Phone Mason, 773-518$. 10-Mf< Dance Saturday night, 10 p.m. til 2 a.m. ... WARM Morning coal stove with fan, heats 3 to 4 rooms, used lfJS than two months. Glenn Jewell, Downington. 0. Phone 61&-3135. U·l4-12tc OPEN !;VES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Wanted FIVE ROOM house. bath. bant 1IUOd floors, two finished rooms dcnnlslalrs. gas fur- For~ Lost Mgr. For Sale Bk. finish, red interior . VB engine . Automat ic trans . Radio and heoter . Attend Jr. Miss Pageant, Sunday, Nov . 24 • POTATOES, / Phone IUml naee, good neighborhood, <all 192-5413 after 5 p.m. 11-14-ltc CIIINnce PiofDII, Parillad. TRY BEFORE you buy. We !I-IWe will bring this 1968 model zig POODLE PUPPIES, AKC 'I'IIJ miniature, 175 and up. Slud service and grooming. Pballe m-MU. 11 tfe zag !Iewing machine to your home so you may sew on it. If you like it. buy it for only $39 cash or $5.50 per month. Call 992-2836. 11-19-titc s ANTIQUES, fumlturo, dlobel. mll!eellaneous. Mrs. Howard AKC Golden Retriever puppies, EARLY AMERICAN stereo. Cecll, 800 W. Maln St., Pome514 Ash St., Middleport. 11111968 console with AM and FM roy. 1-2$-Ue 5443. IHJ.IIc radio, automatic floating turn ·. '5"· .. ;. BUDGET PRICE lumlture on our third noor budget shoo Baker Furniture. Middleport. Ohfo. 1 23 tfe SEWING MACIIlNl':S. ,..pair service. an makes. WY Z.. 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. :H9-IIc SKATE-A-Way Music by the Bored of Education Thanksgiving, Friday, Nov. 22, New Years Eve, Tues., Dee. 31, 7:30 to U:3AI. Open Christmas Eve. Closed ChriS~ mas. Open Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, 7:30 to 10,30. Available for .p arties, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nigb\1, Satunlay and &tnday allernoons. Phone 985"3921 or 985-3585. 11-17..101c CJGARETI'E vending machines and service. ABC EnteJ prius, Mason, W. Va. Phone 773-55U. ....Uc AKC Puppies, Scottles, Cocken. $5 pt!r month, or pay balance Am CONDmONING RefrigerSTORAGE SPACE, mage for Poodles, Westles and &:Imaaz- due. $88.86. This !O!t sold, ation service. Jack's Refrigboata:, tranen, ean. eampel'S, ero, Barkaroo Kl'a .. OoolvlDe, mud higher. Try H in your eration, New Haven. hone ete. Wrlle P.O. 80< 3211, PomOblo, Phone 116'1-31101. 882-2079. 4 8 tfe home. Call J192-2836. 11·19-lltc eroy. Pbone 992lll8 <I' ... 11·10-ale Dick Seyler. 11-U-121c r.ERT'S a gay girl, ready for HEADY - MIX ooncr•te delivTRAC!'OR CHAINS, 3 heating ered right to your nroject. a whirl arter cleaning carFURNISHED APA!ITMEIITII stoves, one good three point Fa!rt: and easy. Free estipets with Blue Lustre, rent In Middleport. All uUUtleJ tractor blade, 18 bead of cat- electric shampooer Sl. Tiny's mates. Phone 992-3284, Goegpaid. Rowley I< Reed, Midtle, phone Chester 185"3891. leln Ready - Mlr Co .• MiddleBargainland. ll-20-4tc dleport, Phone M-%178. 11-!Utp port, Ohio. 8 38 tfc (~If< PIONEER TRAVEL trailer. HADIO I< TV REPAffi and anKENMORE automatic washer, '67; %0 foot. sei!<Ontained. tennas Installed. John Harri'f'RAILER LOTS, Bob'o Moblle Frigidaire refrigerator; smal! carpeting. air conditioner. son, Phone M-2522. 11-3 30tc Court, Syracuse, Ohfo on Slate electric bathroom beater. aU good condition. Phone Mason Rt. 124, Phone M-Z951. In good condition. Phone NI!W T13-S771. 11-2D-3tc DOZER. BACKHOE, trencller 1-11-tfe Haven 882-2898. 11-15-Mp and truck service, sepUc TWO RIDING HORSES. 0 n e tanks, water lines, basements, TRAILER SPACE, ready to !dAPLE STEREO radio eonfive gaited roan 4 years old, also lopsoll Henry Bahr, hook up, private, plenty of sole, 1!1611 model stereo AM I< four stocking feet, one f I v e Pbone 985-3968 or Roger Bahr, room for children to play. I'M radio oomblnaUon, !· gaited, black stocking feet, Phone 985-39511. 11'13-IOto Phone 1192-3904. 1-14-Ue speed automaUe changer. Bal1ee Arnold Grate, RuUand, ance dllt! $911.20 or payments 74:1-4211, after 5 p.m. UDAL NOTICE FOUR ROOM HOIJ!!E and bath. or $7 per month. Call 992-3218. phone whoUt BUYU !lAY McDANIEL, pbone 742-5501. U ·17~tc unfurnlalled, 1850 Lincoln 11-l~tc !>lace of l'l'~i dence I • Jl.artfont, Wetl \'i r11i ni a. 01Pd who 1.1 a non-retldent Heights. Phooe 992#14. the S t at~ of Ohio, I• hereby no· ROY'S GUITAR and amplifier, oft ,fi Pd lh~t UP the 211lh dJY Of IJt· 10-2&-tfc SEVERAL NICE GUNS, conIober , illtl3, RENA MC' OANIEL, beone year old. Used very llttact Ralph Priddy, 118 Laurel ing plaint iff riled ht'r petition Ue. Phooe M-7288. 11·20-3te aw:ainJt him a. defllondant ln the SEVEN ROOM apartment In St., Pomeroy or call 992-3511. Court of Co mmon Pleat, Mel8J COUP· ly , Ohio. Can No. 14.381 praylr>' Middleport. newly cleaned and 11'17-«c lor d! ,.orce from u. ld Boyd M('Da-.:._oompletely redecorated, front lel on the gruk.lnd• of 1rou ne1le<:t Estat• For Sale of dut y and e~tremt' ..:ntelty, a nd and back porches and entran· FIVE WELL BRED tan ponies other proper rl'llef: aa ld eauBe will IN SYRACUSE tJL for llearlnl o n or ann thl' 14th ces. For information caD ~SUitable for harness show, ort~ da)' of Dect'mber, 1968 99Z-3770. 11·17-tfe gina! stock from Ohllng.r's tWY your wife a nice borne for RINA McDANIEL, Pl1intiff Xmas. large Jot, 3 bedroom J . I . O'lrltn, AHarntY Stables. All would make exwith closets, knotty pine kit- Ill :10: forII 6;'Uintlff 11 t:l; II 20; FOUR ROOM furnlohed apartcollent 4-H projecltl. Do'• Mor chen, goOd cabinets, one & ll21;12441t.c ment. All utllltt.. paid . Phone ru, LeaJJ•z Creek Road. one half baths, large llvln~ 992-39'15. 11-IS-Uc 1'.-17-ttc ;li'ECfALS, $10 permanen\J room, stone front, needs new ll.lle, fiUl lor flO, $15 lor spouting, new septic tank, eu.IIO. All< for Dorothy or SLEEPING rooms. 688 South 1!1611 MUSTANG two door bard· forced air furnace, full baseThird Ave., Middleport. Phone top, !950. Gene Dodson, phone Linda. AIM open on Saturday ment for children to play. M-5375. 11-15-ltp 992-11935. IH7~tp by appointments. Dorothy's Liberal llnancing, ..,_ Beauty Saloa, S}Tacuse, D. H. WOOD, Broker Pbone 992-39112. 11-17-3\c 5 ROOM house, parlially fur- ONE CONN B nat clarinet $40, 1! Locust St., GalllpoliJI, o. nished . Gas furnace. Third one Noble E nat alto suoPboae «J·IM St., Mason. Phone 882-2971. phone $115. Bob Trussell. TURKEY SHOOT. Racine Gun 11·19-lllc 11-19-3\p Phone 985-3929. II-IV~ (.1ub. Sunatty . f\lov . 24 , startIng time 1 p.m. Free eats. O'BRIEN & CROW Bring your Z2 rifles . There HOUSE. 5-rooms and bath, uUlREALTY COMPANY ity room, nice location. Phone Brand Name Appliance will a!Jio be a live turkey POMEROY 2 story frame, 3 9921885 after 5 p.m. ll -19-3tc shoot. Open slles only. Gift Her For Christmas bedrooms, bath, basement, 11-19-Stc MIRRO· IIl.HIC TEFLOI'I hardwood floors, porches, gas ~ ROOM apartment. close to ELECTRIC CA:SSER0l.E. 16.99 furnace heaL. WIU. TRADE WESTINGHOUSE downtown Pomeroy . Call 992HelpW1nted FRY PAN . . U .99 FOR SMALLER PLACE. 2143 before 5 p.m. 11-19-lfe SUHBEAhl DRY I NEED HELP. 20 hours $40. $6.SOO.OO lROH . . 10.98 Busy Fuller Brush lady needs MANNING BOWMAN IIACINE - TILE BUSINESS 4 tWOM r'UH:-IISHED apartDRY IRON . . . 9.95 1 people with cars to dellver ROOM. Tiled floors, ceiling ment , bath and shower, furPORTABLE calalogueo and take ordero. HAIR DRYERS .8.1HI gas heater, toilet, hot water nace heat, private parking, For appointment phone 7C. tank, WW UPKEEP ON TIDS out of all floods, 3 blocks from 1114. 11-17'6tc ROOM. $6,900.00 po!t office. 9!12-5932 from 12 CLOSE TO POMEROY AND p.m. to 6 p.m. IHttfc Pomeroy 1!)8 W. Moin IIALE OR FEMALE, full time, MIDDLEPORT - Like New 992-5896 olay or nJcbt oblf\J open, con- TWO BEDROOM new home In ranch type, large living room, l&c:t Mr. Riffle at BBF, Union , large bedrooms, bath, large Mason , ga11 heat, utility room . CNE 5Toom house, 4-a<:ru and Congms, Alhenl. 11-17'6tc level Jot with easy access. Velma Zuspan. Phone 713ground, running cold water in $17,1100.00 5750. Jl-191itc l<itchen, 3 miles baek of RaBAR MAID and waltr... wontHENRY CLELAND cine. Priced at $2000. Bobby ed. Mus! be 21 years old. Offke--19!.:1W TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Joe Wolfe, Phone 94~. Whispering Pines Ntte Club. Res.--m.ua Ohio. Park. Minersville, ll-161tp Pbone 992-9943 . 11·19-5tc 11-20-3lc ll-21l«c Phone 992-33!4 WOULD like baby silter to care ror two children In my borne 4 days a week !rom B,3AJ AM to 4:30 PM . Phone 7C-4122. 11·111-ltc Employment Wanted WILL BABY SIT weekdays In my home lor small child or 2 1mall chfldren. Phone MalOn 773'5326. 11-lll-3tc 1965 CHEVKOLE'f \>·ton truck, ForS.Ie STEREO: Walnut console with 4-speed cllanger, 4-opeaker system. Balance due $79.54 or $5.75 per month Phone l9t 3218. 11-l~tc •.:EO. ROBS1EI IER, BROKER PICK·UP, In good shapt!; POMEHOY - 2 larg~: lots, out of bigh water, bouae 'l rooms, oew paint, $300, or will lmpalla. ,964 FORD V 8, 9 PI"· Wag11-ll-4tp on, Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Good Condition, 1857 OLDS (442), purchased an- Call after 5 P.M. 11921934. other car. Sell for balance ll·IUIJI due. Mason 17H28Z. ll-191tp EXCELLENT, efficient and ec ;nomicaJ . That's Blue IJIS. F40G FORD lruct IJid 12 foot trt carpet and upholstery Oat dump bed. hOO. Dave cleaner. Rent electrl~ sham· Yoot. Portland . Phone 143pooer fl . Baker FUrniture. 11242. 11-24-3\p 11-18-4ltc --- 1'11RNISHED and unfam!Jibed apartments. Close to IChool. Phone m.&431. 10-ll-llc FIIRNISHED apartmmt, I rooma and batiL Matlon !ley· aolda, Mum, W. Va. Phone T/1.1117. 11-U11e I " trade · for cattle. G. A. Deem, Racine. 11-2D-3tp 19'17 SUPER Sport Phone 992-2788. For Rent ,. HOBSTETTER REALTY long wheel base with over load. Has all new 6-ply ~om· merclal tires. In ez:ceUent condilion. $1250. Phone Ravenswood 273·4625. j) MINNEAPOLIS Moline Tractor. 1952, phone 992-5983 after 7 p.m. 11-l~r Try ttTnt~&TIC esoo. . ·- •- -· ....... New CAR ~ASH (Hot A Oriv~;Thru) 75~ f:lantoin in co< wi h wo1m 1oap l : Srwayed and th.n 0 hig l. po•uute rins-e ol to lt wale 1 to mo~a car 1 hine J Anendont on duty 1.~-F - :; - - - -- - - II to 6 Sat. - • - • • • • - • • -9 to 7 Sun . - - - - - - - - • ·11 to 6 ~ bath, Only $2500. POMEROY Warm 6 room brick, bath. Full basement, hot water heating, only $6,400. MIDDLEPORT - 7 room s, bath, Cw-oace, ba:s~ment and garage. Asking $14,000. ron RENT - 200 acre farm . We need small rarm s. IIELEN aud VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES I9Z-m5 SYRACUSE 11-20-Jt<: The Cro-Magnon Man is con:i idered to br- the world's first artist - ... -.. - . .. ... ·r ~ -~~ · EVINRUDE 69's Are Here 6- 9Y2 - 18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive 5(hawarzel Marine Hockingport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 LIOit.L NOTiCI Doria M" . Gra lhwahl. who•e ·~­ dreq II Bo:or. 775, Baltimore, Mary. land, and whow prell<'nt addreu, other lhiln the abo\le, 111 unknown <t nd r;nnot with rea1o nahl e till! · 11ence ~ a•certa lned: and l.arry ~rooks WeUa, who•e place or real · dem•l' Is unknown and cannot 'IIIUhl rea•on a hle di ligence be aa~rlaloed, will !llkoe notl~e that John M. Well•. Hs At!mlnls t r~tor of the E~tate of Laur;o H. Welhi. deceased, un ihl' 20th d .ty of J une , 1968 . f 1led a P e tiUon In ! h t' Probate Court <If M'-' 11!1 Count:p, Ohio. a llulng that the penonal property nf said decedent Is lnlufflclelll •• l•-~ li o n , an d that H IK nel't'ti81HY to KeiJ the real t>~ late herelnilfler deK· rrl hrd , to pay aa ld debta. That .alii d(' (' l'd•'tl t Wd" MI'IZI'd In fe<c tl mplt' of !h~ fol l,.winl( rl"~) eatate Tlw followlnlf real es tate dtuated In lh<l (' (oUnly of MelgK, S la te of Ohio , and In the To"'n~hlp of Lebanon, a nd d"Rrrlbed 31 folloWII : l'ar..-el No. ' ' Thr foHow lnf dee rrlbed prendsee, a ituated In the Towns h ip or lebanon, County of Ml'lgs a nd State uf Oh io, and hounded .u>d rles.:-rlbed more fully , as f olluWII' Jlrinll in Sl!~tlon 21, Lot 640, In the ""' 'th.,ul Part of the ~outhwesl one fuurth , bcln~~: three acres formerly own._.<! hy G. W . Keyae . Parre l No . 2 ; The following durorihPd reo l 0'9 ta te , to-w,t; Situated In til,. Town1hiP of Lebanon , Cmo nly of \ldgs and Slilte of Ohio. and desnl lMod 18 fnllowa: Betn1 UYeO ('7) ;.~re•. more or Je.,., sltu .. ted In the S~>u th eaJ t part of Section :u. Town 3 Kan1e 11 He~~el"\l ln g •nd e..:cep lln.o: to former lfrantor all mineral• u~d.,rlylng th e above deHrlbed re.l ••• tate , .. ub the right to Mmove the 11~me, ~ ny unnecessary damage to be p:llct for by Cle rmont Arnold, hill Ju·•u or runlgnR Parco>l No . 3: The following re1l e ~t~ te tttu ated In the Co unty of Mebu. State of Ohio, and In the T~Jwnthlp &f Lebanon , and bnund"d and dclll'rlbed 11 follow•: Jn Stctlon N'o. 21 . Town No. 3, Jtanp No. 11 of the Ohio Cnmpany'a Purcbue. Be· •inninll at the IJOUibwut corner of what wu formerly Lewt• Smith'• 13 A ere lot , dhded bY C .. N Smith and Sarah Smith: then~ In an e••terly l;lrer tlon With the ctmttu· of the ~rlland a nd Long Bouom Road to what w1u formerly '---''*1• Smllh'l MIUth \In~> liriiU!I Hld r olld ; theTlL"t! n a - "'·" ''" •'·' ' ~ ·· · .,,,. .. ,., '"'' ·'11 !ann• of 21 ro<h to Pin~ KoUow: the~e rlo11'!1 aa\d lloJtow to what wu formerly II. L. FH<"h'l nortllweat cornPr of a 12 Acre Lot; the nce In a northerl)' d!rectton down DeWttto nu n wi lh meanderiJ16J of llld n&n to the placllo of boellnnlnl, oontaln11111 three Ill AeNI, mart or l1u. RefPten('e Deed, \lotumr 1e8, Pare 5119, -'"""lll't Count y Deed Recordll. The prayer of aald Pf'ttllon 11 for 1he ule of a11 ld real e.tatfo for tru: JIUtPOSI! of I'!RYtnl decedent .. debt.J and coalt of admlltll lrltlon. The per•on~ aoo.e ~nthnwd will furlbPr hke notln• tbJt th., haw hHn m~de pnrtle• defendant to IJddl r .. tt t io n, and th;~l lhey are required to anawer the uonll! on or before tbe Hh day of January. 191J9 JOHN M. WILLI. Admlnlatr1tor of tlltl llt1M of LIU" I. WJitt, dlelllft WI81TU AND II'UL n AHor••n ftr Plllntlff It 13; II 20: II 17: 12 4; 1: 111 12 18 etc SEE IT'S A AN' I JEST GOT A MESS LEETLE LONESOME EXPERIENCED h•llfor St"lce AH PAlD 5AM I'L&HTV FO' I '" ' I THI5HIDIN' Pl-ACE -BUT IT'S .I IIIII : WORTH \T!! ! 1 ' AH 15 PA'/IN' 'tO' PLENT'i -WT IF '10' Gl~ ME A aACI-1ELOR- IT'5 HOW OUT '/OR£ LOVIN' WORTH IT!! ARMS.'.' ··----- ..... From the Largest TruCk or Bulhbzer Radiator To The SmaUe.st Heater Core. BLAETTNARS hoJiday parties. Ileal Whispering Pines Nile Club -. : 5 I tfe PH, 993-2143 Pomeroy t;XPm 5.55 -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete Pomeroy Home & Aut • Certified Stlenglh ltltl E. Maln • Delivery • Quick Service • Finishing • Sand & Gravel Po......,y1 0 SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Hta•y duty, e:IIIIO deap tr•ad1, four full ply nylon. 175.:14 Whlt• Sid•woll, ONLY Sl8 .95 papola, s-la•• uvoilobl•. nornber at thit prlca. Foil~ guaront••d· Bulh by o big the ma~er lar . . . Limited IACORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY LIOAL NOTICI TO WHOM IT MAY CONC»RN: :o~otl ce Ia hereby ,tven tllat oa tbll ~th day ol November. 11108. H~a.rtetta 5. Farl1, u E:n c utrlll of the ERa~ .-.r o. R . Far11, dl'<:eued, late of L.awrenCI'burb, TennetM•. ftlll4 lD thl• Court under Cue No. )O.Ott, ~n authenticated c opy of lAtten Tntamentary INUIId to her b7 the County Court o f Lawrenc• Cou.nty, 'fl•nne~see "oUce It further .dWII that ~ II c redltora of u ld ntaW of o. R. Fari•, deceued, who dealre to ~·~ert their lleTUI afllnll tbill ettllte of 1aid decedent, which are looated In thla StAte , 1hall pre.ent their cl almt, duly •worn, wllhln Jill monthl ~Iter the flllnlf or 11ld JAtten In lbla c ourt, or their 11ld lieTIII 1b1U for· o·er be barred and c ancelled . JOHH C. BACON Actlftl Prob$ JUd . . II &: 11 13; It 20 3tt TAKE IT .tASY; .JANIE. REMEM~ER '!OU'RE EXPSCTJNG ~ . ..... ' A MBY. In Memory DIAL 992·3284 Plu~ 2.19 Fedtral Ta• M<~tl () ....... ... ...--····-<·"' .......... ~ Wheel Alignment table. Take over payments of For R•nt Bryants Budget Shop '' RadDe. Oldo Crtlt Bntdfvl d ~a1lced 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air Wagon .......... $350 ltllllortlon• ' U ,., unt Oitcoullf on poid oit .... otla poi4 within IQ doro. CARD Of THANKS & OBITUARY OHICE HOURS ·; . 6 cy l. Std . Irons . Radio . local 1 owner cor, black 992-2181 Jack W. Carsey, J: COME 10 MV HOUSE .. Business Services .... C. BRADFORD AUcnONEEII Complete Senke ..- THAT'S WHAT OFTH'DAV? Business S.rvl- c. 'iE'LL HAVE TO EXCUSE MV MAN SNUFFV'S BEEN OFF FLOAT FtSHIN' ALL WEEK I.OWEEZV-- .• ~ ROIDN MALON E WHAT BRINGS 'IE OVER HERE IN TH' MIDDLE .. :.1 ......... ..... -- ...... .. - ...... . BE:· AWIS~D ..f.:RII'-ND. .. PAI'-.1 iS THE t-tiVALTY RJR. IGkJOR.MJC£ ! IN MEMORY or Franklin Shane. Do not ask us we miss him, Oh, there's such a vacant place; Orten I think 1 hear his rootsteps Ard see his smiling race. DIIJ' s or sadness still come over ir GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO us, Tears in silence often fiowi Insurance AUTOMOBILE Insurance bee• Memories keep hlm ever near LEOAL NOTICI ctydt> llall and F a y Hall , who were eaneeDed? your operatus ],.s l known too residt' at 1008 Ea1t I •u lap !Street, Sun nys!ope, ArJ1ona, Si nee he lert us four years ago. or's license? can Lul whose pre&ent add rua Ia unSadly missed by his father, I II tfe l<uow n, Hazel Hughes, who w u lui I no w n tu re ~ lde at !ik.lllrl.'lblupe , A ri mother, two sons and sister "'""· hut who5e pre1ent addreu h and brothers. ""knuwn; Frauh C. Hall ~nd Dertha A rarrier is also known as a l! oll ...-ho were last known to retidll! ll-2o-ltc blacksmith , according to the ; rt UtkH, ,.ew York, but whote pre· ~~ nt rc~ldenrt> Is unknown; William Encyclopaedia Britannica ~wan, whu was lall known to r11ide .:1 1210 Nnrtil Oran11e Grove, LoR , , n~:elea, Ca llfo rllia. but wb011e pre a..nt addren h unknown; Alma Hall. ~ hn was l~st kno"' n In rll!~de a& lttiO • ;\or th IO!h Street, Sk.lllnYtlope, Arl· tuna hut who~ (' present rt>B id l'nce It unk~own. and Barbara Domniaki. , h"""" addreu b unknown tnd can,0t he U{"erl Hirll'd , will taltl' no tice t l•at Charles E Hall, Stella Hall, Become a distributor in one of America's buglluu ell D. Ha ll and Paulin e Hall, ha\'" fl ied the ir petit1on In the Cpmest and fastest growing industries . This is a new luon Plea~ Court of Melg• County, concept in the field of vending. No experie nce l'lllo, be in g Cue No. 143B:I, for the l'artltlnn of the real ettale herein· required. All accounts are contracted for. and set ~ Iter 13ucritoed, a nd for accountln.l . Ftl4 pe!Ulon sell lorlh the teYertl up by our company . You merely restock locations of the present inle~at In 0 wnero Ba ld roeal ellale, amounla expendrd with our National Brand products I>) p!atntlfh for the 1n1ppnrt and , ,,J ntenanl·e of Alma 0 . Hall, under ~lilre eme nt. ~ nd for the •rnounb ex('l.. nded on 9a i<l rl'al eat..\e, and thj!l r<"ntal• re1·elvel3 thert>from. l'lai ntlffJ sre aeekinll to ha"'e their ln le ruta ~d off tn se,.era lty or for a judicial ~~It' of the followlnl rea l e1tate: The followl nl[ de1ctltled preml~~e1 . tiluated In the Tnwns hl p of Leban· on Count)· uf MeiU and State of Investment of $2,190 to $3,960 cash required OI ;Jo: Sl!,uated tn a one hundrel1 acn secured by inventory and equipment. You must Lot No . 186, Serllo ns 14 11nd 1.5, Town 2, Ranee 11 , Ohio Comptny'a Purchhave a good car and be able to devote at least aFe, and bounded and de-~Crlbfod •a fo llows 4 to 12 hours per week. Be~lnnine at a plow point on the we•t Jlne of land • now or formerly If you are interested, have the desire, drive, deown~d by Tho ma• F. Hall. 13'1'.,.. teet north ol the northea•l cor~r of Ianda termination and want to be successful in a grow''""" or fnrml'rly uwnt'd by Ellilatlelb ~lall. !hence South 65 deeree1 Eut ing business of your own, write us today. Please ~25 fet>t to ~ etone; thenC~~~ SrJutll 111 F..a~l 200.9 feet to 1 IPike drl · enclose name, address and telephone number • e n In the corntor of a brldee: thence nort h o n t he ea•t line o f ta ld T hom· ;, o; F . tl a ll l ~ nd & ~:n feet to a 1tone; I>IPnl'll' wesl Mill to a a tooe ln the wul line uf Janda now or formerly uwned by the uld Thomu F . Hall; ll~o.: nce sou th on u id We1 l line 3811,/o feet to the place of bertnn1na:, and ,. ,ntilolnlniJ ther.,in f l ve l,,) a..:ret. 1Variiltl1111 Clve de1ree11 Referenell! IJe.:.d : Volume 301 , Paee 11 , Melr• C ounty Del't Jt._.eurdl. The t•rayer oi atlo.l petition 1.1 for part ition of uld real est..t.a 100 to t> ~ ve the inlerest of the plalaUUa ,,., off to them In te\leralt:p, U the same csn be done without IIIID!IUI Injury to the whole. and If not , Uult uid Tt>al esute be IJO id accord~n.1 lo :1 w: a iJu fnr accounUof 1nt1 101' other pruper relief. The at>ove men tione d part!•• will take notice thd th... y line been made parl!u defendant to 11ld peUtlon.. and that th"~ are req11lred to 11n1wer the 1ame on ur before the 28th day of December. 19611 . Loot mm. ~.QYBE I'M DUM6, HOAH SARI-C "' Bl1T HOW [X)E<; l'i G1i SPARE -TIME INCOME .BISTRIBUTOR FOR THIS AREA GE"T A N~ME UI<E SK'OriO M ?:> I FlroM BU'flti' UP 'T1E SECOOD hiO'UGAGES 01 MR't' I-IUI1t< 0' IAHO IH SIGHT, AHNIE~ • '• •~• '•I·,_ YOU CAN EARN $800 OR MORE A MONTH BASED ON YOUR EFFORT! ,. a !J •· II lb .. L ..,.,_ .tb '"'llrL"'" WE WELCOME INVESTIGATION INTER·STATE DIST. CO. 535 South Se cond West Salt Lake C ity , Utah 84101 WANT TO OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS?---- Charle~ aN IIa 1!. H11l Hill JltUtltil D. Htil 'autl~tJ Htll PltlntiHI W•blfe r and FUltl ~ttorn•r-t far Pl•lntlfft Sears, Roebuck and Company is now looking for an individual or husbmd·wife team to own and operate a Sears catalogue merchant store in Pom· eroy, Ohio. II 8; t I 1:1; 11 20 ; II 27: 12 4.: HI II ltc Most southerly U.S. national rorest is Ocala National Forest, also known as " Big Scrub," in north-central Flo· rida. L8~ro., Whal A Fa'"' A Month Will Boy At B..AETTNARS Yaut p,.unt o:ar will prabobly malt• down poym~nl. N<~ monthly p..y1nnt1 ont i l 1969. 67 GTO . . 51.7.70 ••• month 2 Or, Hord f;p . R1al 1hao~ and • POlly all with red vi nyl buck1t seoU . 4 ~~- Iran,.. It he.• all ' _h e II"' up ond 90 of g1•ut GTO 400 c u . in . ena in a . Will' 66 Pontioc.. .. $54.56 por mo . BoMeville 2 Or . H11rd Top. Ett· 1ro nice, one 'Jwn11 c?r . All white with lolue vln~l lnltrlar. Awta. trans. Powlf Jt•erlna, P owll' brolce s, rodlo, ntro good while wa ll tir••· BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy, Ohio As a Sears authorized catalogue sales merchant: 1. You are the exclusive catalogue merchant in a specified market area. 2. You sell merchandise 11om any Sears catalo1ue and from the stock of Sears appliances on your sales floor. 3. You are offered a complete training program and a consulting service. 4. You receive expert bui Iding and site selec· lion assistance. 5. You pay no franchise fee and your investment is up to $4000.00. Please send name, address, telephone number . resume to: ' and busmess Sears, Roebuck and Co. Dept. 385, APG 925 S. Homan Ave., Chica1o, Illinois • JJW/~M;""" DAILY CROSSWORD &IJJIOIIS 1. DaUve. ror .... lnatance !i. Society 9. Klnd ot cat 10. 'l'o draw out 12. State that vote• early 13. Ventilated 14. PrtmltJve craft 15. Altern 18. Plealtng abbrevlatkKl on • bUI 11. Paid attention 20. Aboard 22. Tlr.e I&Ht word 23. Valuable, ln philately 24. Breakfast. lunehand ouppe• :11. Exports ot France zs. PennsylviUlla lake port 29. Shiftto te~npl• ....., 30. Cllinete aoelety Jl The land of Copenalcua 35. Butftx for the puttenx 36. ExclamaUon 38. Prlncus Radslwlll 39. Oaucho'H rope t3. Ortmace t4,, Harmonized Unscramble these l'our Jumbles, ane letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. water 15. Tack on pitcher 18. PQiiti· DOWN 1. Boothe Luce 2. Similar 3. Member of the Cong-. 4. Palindromic .,... ..... .... 19. Print- er's 32. Richard 8. British symbol or royal authgrity 9. Oriental ending 3-f.. Fait accompli 37. Symbol of 21. Which Ireland 40. Hawaiian person~ CON 41. Broke bread for one nu,.. I~ 1perennl&ll 25. Wearing away 28. Own : Scot. 29. BadenBaden, (4 42. Submit ~ I• I• ~ rI"' I" .. IZI I'• ~· ~ I' ~ ~ ~ • AIIMw.. , by TO HIS SWEETHEAirr Now arranp INSUI UPHI MATION AMOUNT lfUt a ....,. .u1t ltodt fopJ on tiiP ,..._. __, p11-HII PANTS ON ... •i. STA~ AWAKE WAEN ot.- I?HALKING TO '{()U!! "" ... ro. I=T,~EDoC~ru.(~} rd, of to ... llel 1110 .... n1 One letter aimply standa for another. ln tbla .ample A ool J.IUBB(I .., """ lor' the three L'a, X far Ute two O'a, ltc. Sine.. l~ttera, &pol-tropbles. the leqth aad fonnattan af tbe wordlt are aU ltlntB. EAch day the code lettera an dlft'ttrent. A <l1 hI Ji &Ill Qncta'h· OZIR ~ DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTt:- ~or8'o how to work II: A.XYDLBA.A.XIl I" LONOrELLOW t ! ·h. WHAT THE AANl SoliD the circled letten rMO.l'PLE to form the aurpriH anawer, u surrested by the above cartoon. J I J I Priat!U SUJIPIUSE AHSIER ... l•tiiiJt1IJ l'Mf'rd••'• ~ 114 .. I I Ju,uhl.<·-: I'" ~~·-~ I" I•• 111 qf EVVELT ( .4.n•-n lomorro<R I ~ ~·· ,.. ,~ B Byrd'sbooll: 33. - of a sort eeedcoat , me~- 21. Little Ann publisher 7. Prickly ~ . 11 ol 24. MeuuriDg 6. Page for the devices 12. ••'· C&l convention 5. Unheeding ...... ~ tl . Word With board or ..... 11 . Taro t5. Struggle for breath .f.6. Large . , .•,t.J -J ,_. KRZKTR YX UX YX U QZGL P'UX CQUX 4t .. ~ OCUH TZXIRL ZCQRLO PUX 1:20 ro·r FRRW .-- QZFRTTO atac1 1'4111&.-'*Y'I (,'J'yptiMIUI*: DIST4lft JU:LA.TIVBB A.al: THE UST KIND, AND THE P'URTIIER THE B&il&R.-HUB8&111> .. �.. .. ...... " . ~ GAUGES- Gallipolis,I2.2ard By JOF Closs 22..1 running 40 feel of rollers; Pt. ' Pleasant, 25.52; PomcroyMu~ 22.88; Hinton, 2. 72 stat.; Karawha Falls, fallit~~<::; R,13 Charleston. 20.63rising. Lordon~ running 3 feet, and Winfield, running 11 feet. BOAT MOVEMENTS GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - H. E. Bowleslt) 4:45 p. m.;OVECdown 6:45 p. m.; Louisiana down 2:55 a.m.; Ned Merrick tCJ 6:50Lm.; ElgercllfT up 8:1S a. m.; Ann Brent IC) 8:55 L m. KANAWHA RIVER - Lordon, Etta Kelce down 3:05 L m.: Marmet, Fort Dearborn Lll 10:35 p. m.; Semel down 2: I 0 a. m.; Alan Il Merrill 141 5 a. m.; Winfield, Principia tCJ 9:55 p. m.; Helen Z. down 3:45 a. m.; Mt. State up 4:45 a. m.; National down 6:55 L m. JACK SI'HOl:sJ·: M..t•-;or-; ~ .l ad<. A. Sprouse, 34, son of Mrs. Malrle Ma y Sprouse of Kaylong, W. Va., has been promoted at the Defense Electronics Supply Cer~ ter in Dayton. !\ procurement analyst in DESC's Diredorate of Procurement and Production, he joined DESC and Ci\'il Service in February , IU67. Sprouse is a 1952 graduate of Wahama High School lie studied education at the Uni~ versity of MarylaOO extension program in Japan arxf at Dm·er Air Force Base, Del, and architccrTal engineeri~ at the Acme lnstituteo!Technolo~n in Dayton. OHIO IUVER -- Lock 14, L. Flore up 2:45 p. m. ; Onward tCJ 9:20 p. m.; Queen Ct~· Lll 9:45 p. m.; l..od.. 16, George T. Price up 12:05 L m.; A. D. Haynes, n, lCJ 12:15 a. m.; Luther Herdman up 12:50 a. m.; A. V. Criss Lll 2:35 L m.; New Martinsville 1(13:15 J . Rowe down 4:40 17, S. M. Jenks 1.11 1:05 a.m.; Polly R, up 4:35a.m.; Duncan Bruce down 5:30a.m.; SL Marys up 7:05 a. m. ; Belleville Locks, Franklin Pierce up 5:15 a.. m.; Franklin B. down 6:55 a. m.; Jeffboat down 7 a.m.; Lock 21, Steel Pioneer up 3:'10 a.m.; Warrior and Alabama ttJ 4:20 a. m.; Lock 23, Beaver ttl G:30 a. m.; Racine Locks, Jefferson down 6:20 a. m.; Greenlf) Locks, Elist. Woods down 6:05 p, m.; Havenswood dawn 6:45p.m.; Diane Bosworth up 6:55 p. m. ; Robert P. iibolt down 10:40 p. m.; Linda Chotin up 1~50 a. m.; EmsLouisville down 2:2.) a. m.; M~ li ed-Ashland up !i:U5 a. m.; Lelia C. Shearer up 6:35 a. m.; Hrian B. dawn 7:10 a.m.; Meldah1 Lock !'I, Philip Sporn up 6:45p.m.; nlinois down 10:35 p. m.; Charles K. down 11:15 p. m.; F:aslern up 12:35 a. m.; Barbara B r e n t down 3:35 a. m.; J. S. Lewis down 6:15 a. m. a. m.; Jolln a. m.; Lock Film Shown PTA McKay Voted. JFK Expected to Die in Office By Ptl. Sheets NI-:W YOHK (UPO - Dr..Janet G. Travell, lhe late President John F. Kennedy's White House physician, said Wednesday that he Intimated to her that he did not think he would survive his iirst term as president . 11 1 remember an afternoon in November, 1960, shortly after he won the election, •• she wrote in the C\lrrent issue a! Mct:all's Magazine. "lie turned to me and asked abruptly: 'What do you think or the rule that for the last 100 years every president of the United ~tes elected in a yeu.r divisible by 20 died in oCCice?- " ~e said he quickly named the presidents and the years of their election - Harrison, 1840. Lincoln, 1860, Garneld 1880, McJ{inJey , 1900, Harding 1920, and Roosevelt 1940. Later that winter she said Coach of . Weeks A rum on highway accidents was shown b.\-' Patrolman ,lames Sheets dul'ing Thursd&,Y's meeti~ of the Bradbury P. T. A. 1\tterv:lancc award or $5 and the room banner went to Mrs. Norma Wil son's fifth grade. Sharon Doss won the door prize. It was anoowJf.'tJd lha l the rwxt meeting will be on Dec. l:J. llefrcshmel1.s wet·e se rved by Bertha King, Violet Miller, Mary lloovcr, and Pel{gy lluUorL The annual Thanksg iving dinncr of thl' .t.O.I·'. ('lass was hold Monda) ni~hl at th e l'omero} IJnitcd Mctlt\Xtist Churd1. The table dct·orations featured a l·ornkopia O\'erOowing witll fruit, Ot'an~e t·andles, arid turkc.}' re~lica:,. Mrs . Owight Parker d(~, ·m·aiLod I he table s. Mrs. Lorenzo Custe1· prcsid'-•d at the meeting whifh opened with Thanksgivin ~; devotions by Mrs. Gcnld Wildermuth. She read "Arl Ouasion for Thanhs and Thanksgiving" and tonduderl with prayer. Mrs, Parker extcrdcd an invilation to the group to have tit£' a1mual Chr istma s pari~ at IIL·r home. There will be a $1 girt exchange. Plans were made to visit s hut-ins during the holidays aud lake tra}·s of c.·ookies. Appointed to lhe nominating commiu e~ were Mrs. (ilennDill, Mrs. Marie C11apman, and Mrs. l·:vt.'retl Thomas. Ttw rL"ccption for the weddi111-! of Pamela Crew will be sened b)' the grOl.tJ. Guests at the dinner were Mrs. Cl'-'n Hiles, Mrs. Ted Downie and Mrs. Lydia EbersUach. . We Sell Food •••••••••• LO."i 1\NGEl.ES (UI'O - One major ubstade stood in the path or the University of Southern California In its drive towards a third straight appearan('C in the Hose Bowl - powerful Oregon State, the team that beat the Tro-.lans last year ror lhc only blem~ ish on their record. Southern camornia erased the sLing of that defeat saturday with a t7-13 victory over a stubborn Oregon State team, but the Trojans still had tu score al117 of their points in the final period to gain the win. For the job he did in preparing the Trojans to meet Oregon state and the strategy he employed, John McKay today was named United Press International Coach of the Week. By Phil Weaver ll~ youn~;: titled to his own values and be . liefs, and whJ s hould I drop kids I like. 1u st because they try what I don'l like'' I'd never "tu,·n on. •• Uut I don't w<~nt to turn TilE\·! off. - TIIOU!ll F.IJ Dear Troubled: "To e<1d1 his own val ue s" is a worthy thottght, [)ut wh.::n it involves b reakin g the Jaw. you must watd1 it with another possibility: "Guilt h.r association.'' U you wanl mm·e than a vcrv rasual friendslup with the iur~­ ed~n no wd , .YOU'd better examine you r reason. Per haps .YOU're not so much lo)'al as lempted'.' ~ II. peo- ple, their problem s and pl easures, lheir troubles and fun . ,\s with the rest of Helen Help Ls!, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush .off . Send your teena~c questions to YOUTH ASKED FOil IT, care of Helen llelp US! this ncwspa- eL QUICJ\ m ::-mY, THE I'E.')'T HEMOVEH Dear Helen: Help! rm a college student room . ing in an apartment building with a friend. r\ow anotl1er guy , George, moved in upstairs . ltei~ lonely, so he comes clown lO our place . lie sugge:sted U1at he eat here and share expense~. Oka,y. But it hasn'l e nded there. He's here !J :> per cent of the time when he isn't at rlasses He wakes us up by banging on the door. lie has ven odd hours for sleeping, believe mr'! lie is not a bad kid, l!ut if he's f..'Oi.n~: to liH here, whj doesn't he mo\'e in and sha re 111c rent'.'- FOH YOUH Ff~EE COPY OF ''TWENTY HUI.ES FOH 1'.1 :\TLH - Save With This Fui-Valu Buy! Beef Sf 6 9 Double Pizza Tomato Juice. s:o::~~ ••• ~:noz. 29~ Save With This Fui-Valu Buy! Family Scott 4-roll • pkg. T1ssu e Toilet Save With This Fui-Valu Buy! Breeze····················· Laundry Detergent ~~~nt 691., Holsum Bake & Serve BREAD . 1 00 3 ~:.,:.. pkgs. SAVE With This Fui-Valu Buy! 69 AUNT JEMIMA ANCAK MIX Stokely's Catsup •••••••• 3 ~~t~~· l.OO 29 lb. box I lOc FROZEN FOOD BUY Crinkle Cut ' Dear II .M,; 11 you want to cha nge . .vou can! . 111 you need is ONE per . son on your side. Look for her in your Sl"hool counselor' s office. ,\nd remember: Help for miserable teens is never as far away as you th ink . It's there for lhe asking. - H. Dear IJelen : I'm again it mari 1uana and other illegal drugs. ,\ LOT of kids In my town blow pot and take piUs, etc. I h.a.,·e been told th:il if I associate with them I am as· bad a.!:i they are. I believe that everyone is en- '" ·~ . Con fafa Porfs Here l'arls for the Ch1· 1-.lma-, canlata, "The l'r urniscO ll ne" to be given R.'o a l'Ommu nity ac tivit) durin~; lhc holiday sea son - have arr ived. lte~idents wishw~ tu laiR· part arL' ask.t..'(( 10 atterd the lin;t rl!hearsal at S p.m. Thursday at the T rinity Ln1ted Church or thr isl in Pomeroy ..\t r s. Alice r-\ea;.L· is directing. \\o'~ Meig~ 1MU\ 11 J Ml·:l-"1 l ounty IJemocrul Com- mitteemen will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at nemo('rat lleadquarters. -r - I French Fries 3 ~ 0~:~ 1. 00 Premium Saltine Crackers ...... lb. bx. 39c · Oreo Choc. Sandwich Creme Cookies ....... lb. pk. Slc OFF LABEL PEACH HAL 4 GROUND 49~ ~ APPLES 6 Holsum Bread La•g• Loaves 4 :::~:. sl •••••••••••••••••••• 7 8 9e (!~! CORN 16 oz. 3031 0 lvs. SAT. ONLY,.....•NOV.23 ~"::7:::·::::::::;.;.;.::::: ::::::::-:::-: Varieties 1.00 SCOT LAD WHOLE KERNEL BREAD Royal Gelatin ••••••••••••••••••••• ::·. M.,, Hubba•d's 3_pkgs 1 00 • Several C' 00kIe.sRetuhlr A9c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ·~· ¥ U .. ,',' ADAMS 00 • APPLE SAUCE :;) SPECIAL! "Where Customers Send Their Friends For More Savinqs" (IRS ;.;.:.:-;.; .;:;:;:;: ;:;:·;:;:;:~ Ta•••l•n Idaho lb. 39/t a oes ...•............. lnsfanf Pol f bog ·- ., !::·- 23/t~ ..................... IRONING BOARD Pineapple Scot Lad c••• hed ne ••••....•.••.•... :·:. " RC Bartles 8 I C0 a................... 16 oz. pak Book M aI c p PAD & COVER SET ONLY ,. ~ . Grape J ·• w.l,h'• 29e UICe •••••••••••••• :;n•• .. Popsicl No.th s.a. es ••••••••••••••••••• ::. 39 /t~ . .., s;,d, Eyo 4 p;nt S) Cool Whip Ground Beef ••••••••• 3 ·lb. 1. 59 Boiling Beef ••••••• 3 lb. 99~ 4 II II • •a• • • •• •• •• • • e Wh .lf Fresh Meaty PORK NECK BONES 2 lb.39~ Fresh, Lean and Meaty SPARE RIBS BANANAS Choice, Golden Ripe lb. 1.00 7 APPLE CIDER Sweet Untreated gal. 89e NEW CABBAGE Fresh, Solid lb. SAVE With This Fui-Valu Buy! r,.. 3 e Brea d........•.. E1m oe FIRESIDE FIG BARS 2 !t 29~ llag PUMPKIN PIES. REGULAR 14.95 ~ WHITE POTATOES 10 ~:. 49 '· r- •• IY .. II 1.00 for Jl Ill qC YELLOW ONIONS ,.. '1· co:ntainers PET Rln DRY ONION SPECIAL! Lean & Tender Pu~mier Beef Ill II. til 4 ~!i 49~ ~ 12 •• 12 With A 4.00 PuF(hase 22 tarch Da;.y Spray S ..............~~.o•. 39~;~ Carton 50 mton 1 h es •••••••••••••••• II 1- 19 Folger's l••••ntcau.. 12.···) •••••••••••••••••••••• • Margar·l Royal s,a, s.1;d lb. ) 2/. •• Romes, Winesap, Red Del. Our Own Ouolity Grind From Premier Beef I • • " I (IRS SCOT LAD ~:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;::::::::::~:;:;:;:;:::::~:=:.:.:=:::=:~ I No. 2 1/21 BEEF scot Lad 8.on. 64/t Toilet Tl•ssue ..•......... Dear Henry: IIATl: MYSELF LADY TABOR Our Good Fresh lb. NOV. 21-22-23 Permanent Anti-Freeze gal.) Prestone •••••••• •• •••••••• •••• can • Lesser Amounts At 516 oz.1 00 d B Holsum rea Regular 2for 43c • • lvs. • •lkGrade A No Deposit 89/t Producer's MI Homogenized Twin Pack Gal. 'r Of Services 1968 Std. $1.09 Selects can can Country Maid 5TH and PEARL STS., RACIME r-------------~ BAKERY SPfCIAU' --- · . ot~ers OYSTERS SLICED 9 to 9--S.ntlay 10 to 7 ery carton of Chester• f;eld, L&M, La•k and purchased. NOW TitRU MOV. 24, SMALL SIZE TURKEYS •••••• lb. 49e lb. Three Nights 'I l'oe llat·irre &ptist and \\'esle _,arl t uit~:d Mettmdist Churehes, under cllairmanship of Hev. W, Dale McClurg, ha\'e planned !;peda l ser • it·cs for the thr ee night s prccetli ng Thanksgiving. l'he) are c arr~ing out the thcmC', ''l'hu r ehe~ lmted in rhanh c. gi\·ing,' ' in services 1o begin at 7: 30p .m. each eveni ng with <;pedal ml1sic s upp lied by till' church dtotrs under tile leadcnhip of Mr s. Martie Cirde and ~r s, Fran<"cs WilcoxerL Guest ministers, a different Oil!! each C\ening, will bring tht• messages. \n invi tation i ~ l'XtendLod 10 all . Myers Tobacco Co. will donate 1 Pock of Cig· orettes to our service• men in Vietnam fOf ev• ROLL SAUSAGE Open Mon. thru S.t. ! MARK 5 MKT. in cooP"' erat1on with Liggett & lb. mand. The 23-year-old specialist is 1 1963 graduate of Pomeroy High School. He worked as a truck driver for the Sugar Run Fiour Mill in Pomeroy prior to enterIng the Army. C< IL')I(S····· ------------------ IN YIONAM YOUNG HENS We accept fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective Nescafe Instant Coffee •• .t~oz.l. 2Sib.l 89 Best Feed •••••••bae • Churches Plan That 's not a bad irJe<~ . If you can't ri ght 'em .tsh. •em to 10in ) 'O il . - 11 . Dear Helen: I am a 13 -~- eor-o ld J..'"ir! dlld boys like me too much I'm wel l de't·eloped. and 1 got s tart ed wrong. /\ow all the l>a):, tO'<f't'l~t what I ha~e given 1oo frecl1 rm getti ng so I c<tn't stand bo~s as they are cruel and n..ts l ~. but always Ulink the next one will be different lie never is. I am very frightened that ffij mott1N and rather will rind out about my experiences. They both worL long llour s and I do aboot as r please Girls ha te me . and if I r,ive up boys, I won't have art~· body . ~ 18 lbs. and up Right reserved to limit quantiti••• Bunker Hill 23 oz. Et1ftf .............. . can 39~ Chef Boy-Ar-Dee (Fui-Valu Buy) With Cheese pkg. ~ 21n One • ••••· 't Save With This Fui-Valu Buy fi'Y,'' SE!\IJ .·\ t,TAJ\.ti'EJJ SEI.F\IJIJRESSFIJ El\\ I·: I .OPE TO IIELEJ\ BOTTEL, C.\ HE ('t' T ilLS :\EW~W·\I'UI. HE.\P. Y FOI CHRISTMAS FOI OUR BOYS Specialist Firth Class Ronald A. Hendricks, son of Mr. and Mrs. !larry W. Hendricks of Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has been promoted to his present rank inPyongtaek, Korea. Ho is assigned as an ammunition storage supervisor with the 55th Ordnance (:mlpany, 1-.:igflt.h Field Army SIC)Port C(RTI- "The Store With If Hart" AS~)!I ' l ' LIJ This column is for ClgareHes AT LOW PRICES! WE DON1 SELL • STAMPS • GAMES • GIMMICKS FREE Hendricks is Raised in Rank 1 YOL:TII i\SKEil FOR Order Today! "' their time thllll to follow me around," she quoted him as saytng, and added, 41as It turned out, in the motorcade in Dalla&, no doctor could have changed the ouleome.'' DUBUQUE Btrthday Observed 1ln;. Margaret Weaver, Middleport, enterlained Saturda} with a part;. in obsen'8.1H.:c of the birthday anni\.·ersary of her son, Phi I. Games wen! played and n:-freshmems of ke cream, ('akc, and Kool-Aid wer e served. The llonored gues t's sister, Sue, assisted Mrs. Weaver with the ga mes and serving. GileS IS were Terry Brewe r. .J ay \Vat·ner, Mark l!a~ert~, Billy Slach., Hobbie llarri s, Ar ian ~hUlen and Doug Acree. remarked In her presence, " 'Why should I worry about a second .term? My wife will have a pension, and my children will be well cared for• ." ''ilis words had a prof'oond eltect oo me," Dr. Travel! wrote. "I wondered if they simply expressed a passing tide of melancholy or U tllere remained deep in his mind tile convi dion that he would not survive U1e presidency." She said that during the first months of the presidency she tried to convince White !louse officials that a doctor should accompany Kennedy in motorcades because It was "just possible that a doctor could save the president's life in an emergency," but she said the Secret Service objected and Kennedy overruled her . "Doctors have better usc for Kennedy ROOM SIZE WHILE THEY LAST RUGS <HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS DISCOUNT PRICED! Vote Tooth Pa~te!~~t.s!z: •• ••• .39~ Alka·Seltzer ~a~~e .s~~-\.. •• ....... 49~ ) large size 55.\ • I ree... Reg. 98c y c ••• •••••••••••• 95 " ...'"' by ... ... etra. no, nl, of 1.1 ... hoi .... llro NOW nl ONLY .or ...,. ..... dl.. LAUNDRY BASKETS PLASTIC 29~ EACH 't ~ ... t~»­ SUPER MARKET -Open Dally 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992·3480 · Comer Mill and Second Sis. "We Remve The Ta Um;t Ouanm;.," MIDDLEPORT I· 1, ~:20 ro ·r �.. .. ...... " . ~ GAUGES- Gallipolis,I2.2ard By JOF Closs 22..1 running 40 feel of rollers; Pt. ' Pleasant, 25.52; PomcroyMu~ 22.88; Hinton, 2. 72 stat.; Karawha Falls, fallit~~<::; R,13 Charleston. 20.63rising. Lordon~ running 3 feet, and Winfield, running 11 feet. BOAT MOVEMENTS GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - H. E. Bowleslt) 4:45 p. m.;OVECdown 6:45 p. m.; Louisiana down 2:55 a.m.; Ned Merrick tCJ 6:50Lm.; ElgercllfT up 8:1S a. m.; Ann Brent IC) 8:55 L m. KANAWHA RIVER - Lordon, Etta Kelce down 3:05 L m.: Marmet, Fort Dearborn Lll 10:35 p. m.; Semel down 2: I 0 a. m.; Alan Il Merrill 141 5 a. m.; Winfield, Principia tCJ 9:55 p. m.; Helen Z. down 3:45 a. m.; Mt. State up 4:45 a. m.; National down 6:55 L m. JACK SI'HOl:sJ·: M..t•-;or-; ~ .l ad<. A. Sprouse, 34, son of Mrs. Malrle Ma y Sprouse of Kaylong, W. Va., has been promoted at the Defense Electronics Supply Cer~ ter in Dayton. !\ procurement analyst in DESC's Diredorate of Procurement and Production, he joined DESC and Ci\'il Service in February , IU67. Sprouse is a 1952 graduate of Wahama High School lie studied education at the Uni~ versity of MarylaOO extension program in Japan arxf at Dm·er Air Force Base, Del, and architccrTal engineeri~ at the Acme lnstituteo!Technolo~n in Dayton. OHIO IUVER -- Lock 14, L. Flore up 2:45 p. m. ; Onward tCJ 9:20 p. m.; Queen Ct~· Lll 9:45 p. m.; l..od.. 16, George T. Price up 12:05 L m.; A. D. Haynes, n, lCJ 12:15 a. m.; Luther Herdman up 12:50 a. m.; A. V. Criss Lll 2:35 L m.; New Martinsville 1(13:15 J . Rowe down 4:40 17, S. M. Jenks 1.11 1:05 a.m.; Polly R, up 4:35a.m.; Duncan Bruce down 5:30a.m.; SL Marys up 7:05 a. m. ; Belleville Locks, Franklin Pierce up 5:15 a.. m.; Franklin B. down 6:55 a. m.; Jeffboat down 7 a.m.; Lock 21, Steel Pioneer up 3:'10 a.m.; Warrior and Alabama ttJ 4:20 a. m.; Lock 23, Beaver ttl G:30 a. m.; Racine Locks, Jefferson down 6:20 a. m.; Greenlf) Locks, Elist. Woods down 6:05 p, m.; Havenswood dawn 6:45p.m.; Diane Bosworth up 6:55 p. m. ; Robert P. iibolt down 10:40 p. m.; Linda Chotin up 1~50 a. m.; EmsLouisville down 2:2.) a. m.; M~ li ed-Ashland up !i:U5 a. m.; Lelia C. Shearer up 6:35 a. m.; Hrian B. dawn 7:10 a.m.; Meldah1 Lock !'I, Philip Sporn up 6:45p.m.; nlinois down 10:35 p. m.; Charles K. down 11:15 p. m.; F:aslern up 12:35 a. m.; Barbara B r e n t down 3:35 a. m.; J. S. Lewis down 6:15 a. m. a. m.; Jolln a. m.; Lock Film Shown PTA McKay Voted. JFK Expected to Die in Office By Ptl. Sheets NI-:W YOHK (UPO - Dr..Janet G. Travell, lhe late President John F. Kennedy's White House physician, said Wednesday that he Intimated to her that he did not think he would survive his iirst term as president . 11 1 remember an afternoon in November, 1960, shortly after he won the election, •• she wrote in the C\lrrent issue a! Mct:all's Magazine. "lie turned to me and asked abruptly: 'What do you think or the rule that for the last 100 years every president of the United ~tes elected in a yeu.r divisible by 20 died in oCCice?- " ~e said he quickly named the presidents and the years of their election - Harrison, 1840. Lincoln, 1860, Garneld 1880, McJ{inJey , 1900, Harding 1920, and Roosevelt 1940. Later that winter she said Coach of . Weeks A rum on highway accidents was shown b.\-' Patrolman ,lames Sheets dul'ing Thursd&,Y's meeti~ of the Bradbury P. T. A. 1\tterv:lancc award or $5 and the room banner went to Mrs. Norma Wil son's fifth grade. Sharon Doss won the door prize. It was anoowJf.'tJd lha l the rwxt meeting will be on Dec. l:J. llefrcshmel1.s wet·e se rved by Bertha King, Violet Miller, Mary lloovcr, and Pel{gy lluUorL The annual Thanksg iving dinncr of thl' .t.O.I·'. ('lass was hold Monda) ni~hl at th e l'omero} IJnitcd Mctlt\Xtist Churd1. The table dct·orations featured a l·ornkopia O\'erOowing witll fruit, Ot'an~e t·andles, arid turkc.}' re~lica:,. Mrs . Owight Parker d(~, ·m·aiLod I he table s. Mrs. Lorenzo Custe1· prcsid'-•d at the meeting whifh opened with Thanksgivin ~; devotions by Mrs. Gcnld Wildermuth. She read "Arl Ouasion for Thanhs and Thanksgiving" and tonduderl with prayer. Mrs, Parker extcrdcd an invilation to the group to have tit£' a1mual Chr istma s pari~ at IIL·r home. There will be a $1 girt exchange. Plans were made to visit s hut-ins during the holidays aud lake tra}·s of c.·ookies. Appointed to lhe nominating commiu e~ were Mrs. (ilennDill, Mrs. Marie C11apman, and Mrs. l·:vt.'retl Thomas. Ttw rL"ccption for the weddi111-! of Pamela Crew will be sened b)' the grOl.tJ. Guests at the dinner were Mrs. Cl'-'n Hiles, Mrs. Ted Downie and Mrs. Lydia EbersUach. . We Sell Food •••••••••• LO."i 1\NGEl.ES (UI'O - One major ubstade stood in the path or the University of Southern California In its drive towards a third straight appearan('C in the Hose Bowl - powerful Oregon State, the team that beat the Tro-.lans last year ror lhc only blem~ ish on their record. Southern camornia erased the sLing of that defeat saturday with a t7-13 victory over a stubborn Oregon State team, but the Trojans still had tu score al117 of their points in the final period to gain the win. For the job he did in preparing the Trojans to meet Oregon state and the strategy he employed, John McKay today was named United Press International Coach of the Week. By Phil Weaver ll~ youn~;: titled to his own values and be . liefs, and whJ s hould I drop kids I like. 1u st because they try what I don'l like'' I'd never "tu,·n on. •• Uut I don't w<~nt to turn TilE\·! off. - TIIOU!ll F.IJ Dear Troubled: "To e<1d1 his own val ue s" is a worthy thottght, [)ut wh.::n it involves b reakin g the Jaw. you must watd1 it with another possibility: "Guilt h.r association.'' U you wanl mm·e than a vcrv rasual friendslup with the iur~­ ed~n no wd , .YOU'd better examine you r reason. Per haps .YOU're not so much lo)'al as lempted'.' ~ II. peo- ple, their problem s and pl easures, lheir troubles and fun . ,\s with the rest of Helen Help Ls!, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush .off . Send your teena~c questions to YOUTH ASKED FOil IT, care of Helen llelp US! this ncwspa- eL QUICJ\ m ::-mY, THE I'E.')'T HEMOVEH Dear Helen: Help! rm a college student room . ing in an apartment building with a friend. r\ow anotl1er guy , George, moved in upstairs . ltei~ lonely, so he comes clown lO our place . lie sugge:sted U1at he eat here and share expense~. Oka,y. But it hasn'l e nded there. He's here !J :> per cent of the time when he isn't at rlasses He wakes us up by banging on the door. lie has ven odd hours for sleeping, believe mr'! lie is not a bad kid, l!ut if he's f..'Oi.n~: to liH here, whj doesn't he mo\'e in and sha re 111c rent'.'- FOH YOUH Ff~EE COPY OF ''TWENTY HUI.ES FOH 1'.1 :\TLH - Save With This Fui-Valu Buy! Beef Sf 6 9 Double Pizza Tomato Juice. s:o::~~ ••• ~:noz. 29~ Save With This Fui-Valu Buy! Family Scott 4-roll • pkg. T1ssu e Toilet Save With This Fui-Valu Buy! Breeze····················· Laundry Detergent ~~~nt 691., Holsum Bake & Serve BREAD . 1 00 3 ~:.,:.. pkgs. SAVE With This Fui-Valu Buy! 69 AUNT JEMIMA ANCAK MIX Stokely's Catsup •••••••• 3 ~~t~~· l.OO 29 lb. box I lOc FROZEN FOOD BUY Crinkle Cut ' Dear II .M,; 11 you want to cha nge . .vou can! . 111 you need is ONE per . son on your side. Look for her in your Sl"hool counselor' s office. ,\nd remember: Help for miserable teens is never as far away as you th ink . It's there for lhe asking. - H. Dear IJelen : I'm again it mari 1uana and other illegal drugs. ,\ LOT of kids In my town blow pot and take piUs, etc. I h.a.,·e been told th:il if I associate with them I am as· bad a.!:i they are. I believe that everyone is en- '" ·~ . Con fafa Porfs Here l'arls for the Ch1· 1-.lma-, canlata, "The l'r urniscO ll ne" to be given R.'o a l'Ommu nity ac tivit) durin~; lhc holiday sea son - have arr ived. lte~idents wishw~ tu laiR· part arL' ask.t..'(( 10 atterd the lin;t rl!hearsal at S p.m. Thursday at the T rinity Ln1ted Church or thr isl in Pomeroy ..\t r s. Alice r-\ea;.L· is directing. \\o'~ Meig~ 1MU\ 11 J Ml·:l-"1 l ounty IJemocrul Com- mitteemen will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at nemo('rat lleadquarters. -r - I French Fries 3 ~ 0~:~ 1. 00 Premium Saltine Crackers ...... lb. bx. 39c · Oreo Choc. Sandwich Creme Cookies ....... lb. pk. Slc OFF LABEL PEACH HAL 4 GROUND 49~ ~ APPLES 6 Holsum Bread La•g• Loaves 4 :::~:. sl •••••••••••••••••••• 7 8 9e (!~! CORN 16 oz. 3031 0 lvs. SAT. ONLY,.....•NOV.23 ~"::7:::·::::::::;.;.;.::::: ::::::::-:::-: Varieties 1.00 SCOT LAD WHOLE KERNEL BREAD Royal Gelatin ••••••••••••••••••••• ::·. M.,, Hubba•d's 3_pkgs 1 00 • Several C' 00kIe.sRetuhlr A9c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ·~· ¥ U .. ,',' ADAMS 00 • APPLE SAUCE :;) SPECIAL! "Where Customers Send Their Friends For More Savinqs" (IRS ;.;.:.:-;.; .;:;:;:;: ;:;:·;:;:;:~ Ta•••l•n Idaho lb. 39/t a oes ...•............. lnsfanf Pol f bog ·- ., !::·- 23/t~ ..................... IRONING BOARD Pineapple Scot Lad c••• hed ne ••••....•.••.•... :·:. " RC Bartles 8 I C0 a................... 16 oz. pak Book M aI c p PAD & COVER SET ONLY ,. ~ . Grape J ·• w.l,h'• 29e UICe •••••••••••••• :;n•• .. Popsicl No.th s.a. es ••••••••••••••••••• ::. 39 /t~ . .., s;,d, Eyo 4 p;nt S) Cool Whip Ground Beef ••••••••• 3 ·lb. 1. 59 Boiling Beef ••••••• 3 lb. 99~ 4 II II • •a• • • •• •• •• • • e Wh .lf Fresh Meaty PORK NECK BONES 2 lb.39~ Fresh, Lean and Meaty SPARE RIBS BANANAS Choice, Golden Ripe lb. 1.00 7 APPLE CIDER Sweet Untreated gal. 89e NEW CABBAGE Fresh, Solid lb. SAVE With This Fui-Valu Buy! r,.. 3 e Brea d........•.. E1m oe FIRESIDE FIG BARS 2 !t 29~ llag PUMPKIN PIES. REGULAR 14.95 ~ WHITE POTATOES 10 ~:. 49 '· r- •• IY .. II 1.00 for Jl Ill qC YELLOW ONIONS ,.. '1· co:ntainers PET Rln DRY ONION SPECIAL! Lean & Tender Pu~mier Beef Ill II. til 4 ~!i 49~ ~ 12 •• 12 With A 4.00 PuF(hase 22 tarch Da;.y Spray S ..............~~.o•. 39~;~ Carton 50 mton 1 h es •••••••••••••••• II 1- 19 Folger's l••••ntcau.. 12.···) •••••••••••••••••••••• • Margar·l Royal s,a, s.1;d lb. ) 2/. •• Romes, Winesap, Red Del. Our Own Ouolity Grind From Premier Beef I • • " I (IRS SCOT LAD ~:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;::::::::::~:;:;:;:;:::::~:=:.:.:=:::=:~ I No. 2 1/21 BEEF scot Lad 8.on. 64/t Toilet Tl•ssue ..•......... Dear Henry: IIATl: MYSELF LADY TABOR Our Good Fresh lb. NOV. 21-22-23 Permanent Anti-Freeze gal.) Prestone •••••••• •• •••••••• •••• can • Lesser Amounts At 516 oz.1 00 d B Holsum rea Regular 2for 43c • • lvs. • •lkGrade A No Deposit 89/t Producer's MI Homogenized Twin Pack Gal. 'r Of Services 1968 Std. $1.09 Selects can can Country Maid 5TH and PEARL STS., RACIME r-------------~ BAKERY SPfCIAU' --- · . ot~ers OYSTERS SLICED 9 to 9--S.ntlay 10 to 7 ery carton of Chester• f;eld, L&M, La•k and purchased. NOW TitRU MOV. 24, SMALL SIZE TURKEYS •••••• lb. 49e lb. Three Nights 'I l'oe llat·irre &ptist and \\'esle _,arl t uit~:d Mettmdist Churehes, under cllairmanship of Hev. W, Dale McClurg, ha\'e planned !;peda l ser • it·cs for the thr ee night s prccetli ng Thanksgiving. l'he) are c arr~ing out the thcmC', ''l'hu r ehe~ lmted in rhanh c. gi\·ing,' ' in services 1o begin at 7: 30p .m. each eveni ng with <;pedal ml1sic s upp lied by till' church dtotrs under tile leadcnhip of Mr s. Martie Cirde and ~r s, Fran<"cs WilcoxerL Guest ministers, a different Oil!! each C\ening, will bring tht• messages. \n invi tation i ~ l'XtendLod 10 all . Myers Tobacco Co. will donate 1 Pock of Cig· orettes to our service• men in Vietnam fOf ev• ROLL SAUSAGE Open Mon. thru S.t. ! MARK 5 MKT. in cooP"' erat1on with Liggett & lb. mand. The 23-year-old specialist is 1 1963 graduate of Pomeroy High School. He worked as a truck driver for the Sugar Run Fiour Mill in Pomeroy prior to enterIng the Army. C< IL')I(S····· ------------------ IN YIONAM YOUNG HENS We accept fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective Nescafe Instant Coffee •• .t~oz.l. 2Sib.l 89 Best Feed •••••••bae • Churches Plan That 's not a bad irJe<~ . If you can't ri ght 'em .tsh. •em to 10in ) 'O il . - 11 . Dear Helen: I am a 13 -~- eor-o ld J..'"ir! dlld boys like me too much I'm wel l de't·eloped. and 1 got s tart ed wrong. /\ow all the l>a):, tO'<f't'l~t what I ha~e given 1oo frecl1 rm getti ng so I c<tn't stand bo~s as they are cruel and n..ts l ~. but always Ulink the next one will be different lie never is. I am very frightened that ffij mott1N and rather will rind out about my experiences. They both worL long llour s and I do aboot as r please Girls ha te me . and if I r,ive up boys, I won't have art~· body . ~ 18 lbs. and up Right reserved to limit quantiti••• Bunker Hill 23 oz. Et1ftf .............. . can 39~ Chef Boy-Ar-Dee (Fui-Valu Buy) With Cheese pkg. ~ 21n One • ••••· 't Save With This Fui-Valu Buy fi'Y,'' SE!\IJ .·\ t,TAJ\.ti'EJJ SEI.F\IJIJRESSFIJ El\\ I·: I .OPE TO IIELEJ\ BOTTEL, C.\ HE ('t' T ilLS :\EW~W·\I'UI. HE.\P. Y FOI CHRISTMAS FOI OUR BOYS Specialist Firth Class Ronald A. Hendricks, son of Mr. and Mrs. !larry W. Hendricks of Rt. 4, Pomeroy, has been promoted to his present rank inPyongtaek, Korea. Ho is assigned as an ammunition storage supervisor with the 55th Ordnance (:mlpany, 1-.:igflt.h Field Army SIC)Port C(RTI- "The Store With If Hart" AS~)!I ' l ' LIJ This column is for ClgareHes AT LOW PRICES! WE DON1 SELL • STAMPS • GAMES • GIMMICKS FREE Hendricks is Raised in Rank 1 YOL:TII i\SKEil FOR Order Today! "' their time thllll to follow me around," she quoted him as saytng, and added, 41as It turned out, in the motorcade in Dalla&, no doctor could have changed the ouleome.'' DUBUQUE Btrthday Observed 1ln;. Margaret Weaver, Middleport, enterlained Saturda} with a part;. in obsen'8.1H.:c of the birthday anni\.·ersary of her son, Phi I. Games wen! played and n:-freshmems of ke cream, ('akc, and Kool-Aid wer e served. The llonored gues t's sister, Sue, assisted Mrs. Weaver with the ga mes and serving. GileS IS were Terry Brewe r. .J ay \Vat·ner, Mark l!a~ert~, Billy Slach., Hobbie llarri s, Ar ian ~hUlen and Doug Acree. remarked In her presence, " 'Why should I worry about a second .term? My wife will have a pension, and my children will be well cared for• ." ''ilis words had a prof'oond eltect oo me," Dr. Travel! wrote. "I wondered if they simply expressed a passing tide of melancholy or U tllere remained deep in his mind tile convi dion that he would not survive U1e presidency." She said that during the first months of the presidency she tried to convince White !louse officials that a doctor should accompany Kennedy in motorcades because It was "just possible that a doctor could save the president's life in an emergency," but she said the Secret Service objected and Kennedy overruled her . "Doctors have better usc for Kennedy ROOM SIZE WHILE THEY LAST RUGS <HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS DISCOUNT PRICED! Vote Tooth Pa~te!~~t.s!z: •• ••• .39~ Alka·Seltzer ~a~~e .s~~-\.. •• ....... 49~ ) large size 55.\ • I ree... Reg. 98c y c ••• •••••••••••• 95 " ...'"' by ... ... etra. no, nl, of 1.1 ... hoi .... llro NOW nl ONLY .or ...,. ..... dl.. LAUNDRY BASKETS PLASTIC 29~ EACH 't ~ ... t~»­ SUPER MARKET -Open Dally 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992·3480 · Comer Mill and Second Sis. "We Remve The Ta Um;t Ouanm;.," MIDDLEPORT I· 1, ~:20 ro ·r �' .. ' ';».:s'i:~:~ '!·:·:O:-:·:•:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·, ,_/ 16- The DailJ' Sentinel, Porneroy-l\-tiddh.'IJUI1. (l. Charter Members Are Recognized 3 p •• c Olarter members were honored dui'lil~ the 50th anniversaf} ~ aervance of Theodorus Counc1l 17, Daughters of Amenca, Monday night at the 1001' Hall. Charter members present for the 6:30p.m. chicken dmner were Nancy Walker, the oldest; Alma WaOO&ll of Columbus, and Ethel Canterbury. The) were presented w1th handkerchiefs tied w1th blue r n B 6 L E B E m m R p d• L F . 9 1 1 1 L L L 1 D ~ L L m Gifts for "Operation Sa n t a Claus" at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athens, w1ll be contributed by membtr(s of the Middleport Garden Club Meeting Monday night at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social room, club members were asked to take their unwrapped gifts for the patients to the Electric Co office prior to Dec. 1. Gift wrappings are to be included with each gin. Plans were made during t h e meeUng conducted by Mrs Carl Horky to participate In the annual all-county Christmas flower show to be staged Nov. 30 and Dec 1 at the Pomeroy Ele mentary School. Theme of the; show will be "Christmas Ideals" and the Middleport club has been assigned the artistic arrangements class of "The Old and the New, 11 arrangements interpretive of the New Year. At least six arrangements are to be exhibited 10 the assigned category and members were urged to enter p1eces in the invitation al classes. A report of the Region 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, meeting held Saturday at Eastern High School was given WEDNESDAY BQ.','WORTH COUNCIL 46, Roy- by Mrs. John Kincaid. The certificate and $25 cash award for ftktng second place in the d i strict in the Sears Beauttricatiou ProJect was presented to Mrs. Garen ~sbury at the regiOnal session. Mrf~. Stansbury was chairman of the Welfare Depart· ment bullcUng planting which won the award. Plans were made £or the annual Christmas party to be held on Dec, J6 at the home of Mrs. Horky. Members will have a $1 WA.'iffiNGTON (lJPI) - Amen~ icans, within the next 50 years or so, will be usmg more water than nature provides. according to a blunt and urgent rcpot1 submitted to Congress by President Johnson. The report, termed "sobering" b) the President, carr ied "stark warnings" to the country, Johnson said. He pointed specifically to pollution destroy- with Thanksgiving tllougfits . Mrs. E. 0, T~wksbary, ways and means committee, reported on proceeds from bl)ttle cap redemption of $12,96, and the rummage sale, al and Select Masters, will hold GOT A STRING OF EXTEIUOR Chrisunas lights you won't be stated assembly, Wednesday, 7:$42 JO. I usl111 this year? Perhaps you'd like to e1ther loan or donate tht:m to 30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. All companions are urg- the Rose Garden Club of 'f\c>pers Plains. Displf\yed at the meeting were The clu•. ia acrourwi~ around trying to get together enough deced to attend. three arrangements. They were SYRACUSE THIRD Wedneedl)' orations so that the vntage can have a community Christmas tree. a symmetrical arrangement of rtbbons. Homemakers Club 10 LDL Wed- If you have some lights to either loan or donate, just call Mrs. Carl assorted ; rruit and wheat wiU• Seated with them at a table at the front of the hall wen: Edith nesday at Syracuse Municipal Barnhill, Mrs. James Stout, Mrs. Kenneth Griffith, or Mrs. J. S, candles and green velvet ribboa Wakel,) of Marietta, d1strid deput) and past state councilor; Ed1th Park with "holiday decorations" Davis, and someone will stop by to pick them ~on a w~n tray made by Mr~ Betzing of Tuppers Platns, past state councilor; Fa.}e Parlin, Mar'Mtere's no problem about securi~ a tree - Mr. and Mrs. F'rank as topic. Mrs. John5auvage, Mrs. Kincaid; a wicker compote wltll ietta, dislnct assodate vice councilor and district trustee; MarHarr)' L. Bailey aOO Mrs. Her- Goebel wUI be providing that. The village tree is one or two projects rrult and yellow taper by MrS:.' guet Se1denabel, deputy state councilor, and Della Stahl, cou nc1lor gift exchange. They are to take man London, leaders. Those at- being planl'8:! by the civic-minded gardeners. They will also be spooa Christmas arrangement lo be Lloyd Blafkwood; and an uranaeof Theodorus counc1l. tending to take llbl8 service. sorhlg a home decorat111K col&estandwill be awarding several prizes. used in decorating the Horky ment of fruit and chrysantheThe table was centered Willl a tiona! Bank and The Farmers Beverage to be furnished by hos-- ~etimes just a little Incentive goes a long way toward encouragmums by' Miss Haute Zerkl' Bank and Savings Co. Laura Bishrail arrangement flanked by gold home. llW residents to decorate, Be a participant! tesses. Mrs. Leo Gerling was wel com - using scales as the container. tapers in gold holders Centenng op, a member of the l'OWlCil , CLASS 12, Heath U n i t e d came from Columbus for the obed as a new member Tickets A compote of sage supplied by the other tab les were red, wh1te IF YOU HAVEN'T YET GOTTEN thai holiday package oil to Methodist Church, 7:30 Wednesservance Mrs. Bet1lng gave the for the holiday demonstration and Miss Nell,ie Zerkle was distriband blue decorations used w it h day; Miss Bess Sanborn, devo- your serVJceman In Vietnam, perhaps you might be interested In the blessmg pl"ecedingthe meal. Napto be conducted by Mrs., uted to the members. workshop wh1te tapers, small American tions; Mrs. James Criswell, pro- Red Cross "News and Cues" on what's right for him. kins carried out the patriotic Betty Fast, WSAZ-TV 1 CharlesF lags, and book replt cas mscrib Besides the usual presweetened drinlts 1 potato sticks, and canned gram; Miss Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. Program at themeetlngfeatur. theme . ton, were on sale at the meeted "Climb Unttl Your Dream s meats. the Red Cross suggests bath powder, band aids, wash and Juanita Bachtel, Mrs. H at t i e ed an article entiUed "Rainbow During the meeting winch fol . Ing. The workshop will be held Come True.'' The piano decora Smith, and Mrs. carroll Swan- dri packets, batteries, high intensity lamps, ballpoint pens, mailing of Tulip Color" by Jackson a n d on Dec. 5 at the Middleport Eletion was blue with the inscnp- lowed the dinner, each of the labels, scotch tape, greetl~ cards, and would you believe It son, hostesses. Perkins presented by Mrs. M. c. mentary School under sponsortion, "Loyalty, Love and Patrio- charter members and visitors PAST PREWENTS, Ladles underwear for the "oceasioml emergency, laurdries being what they Wilson. Miss Frieda Faehnle spoke bnefly A vote of thanh.s ship of the Middleport Amateur tism" in gold and was used w1th Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post are." gave hints from the A.vent Garwas given to Mrs. Parhn for blue candles in crystal holders Gardeners. ltl, American Legion, meet at The patnotic motlfwas carried servmg as pianist Thank you notes were read at dener. DOUBLE TROUBLE HAS COME the way of Mildred Headley, 7:30 Wednesday night, home ot The hatvest arrangement made Second nommation of officers the meeting from Miss Harrie out in the decorations of the aMl · Mrs. Pearl Knapp, 1803 Chest- T\.l)pers Plains. Not only is her husbaocl hospitalized, but she has by Mrs Kincaid centered t h e versary cake which was msc1 ib- was JCoade Correspondence was Marie Smith and Mrs. E. M. received word of the death of her sister's husbard. He died or innut St., Gallipolis. Wood, both for flowers receiv- refreshm(lnt table. Hostesses ed "56th •\ nmversan Thevdorus read pertaining to the annual juries received when he was struck by a car in Columbus last Wedwere Mrs William Morris, Mrs. TIIURSDAY Chnstmas party at the Ameried whtle hospitalized. Council i7, D. of '1." nesday. J, E. Harley, and Mrs. Kincaid. POMEROY Elementary PTA Favors were booklets of Bible can Beauty Hall In LrttJe HockMembers responded to roll call verses inscnbed "J6th \nniv er- mg for state officers, deputies, ladies will meet Syncuse Ele-IN CASE YOU'VE WONDERED, the Middleport Ministerial Asaary ." Members also recetved d1stncl officers, and the chor- mentary PTA lldies, 7:30 p.m. BOClation again this year will be having a community service on al group_ on J)e(' J at 1:30 p.m. Thw-sday in basketball game at Thanksgl vlng Eve. U will be held at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, favors from the Pomeroy NaThose attending are to take a Pomeroy Jwtior High SchooL ard the Rev. Allir'ey Miller of the Nazarene Church w11l be the An all - church Thanksgiving snut.-ins, and to send cards lO ber" bY Mrs. Grueser; ''The covered dish and their own ta- Adults 50 cents, children 25 I!JPeaker. Gift of the Pilgrims" by Mrs dinner party was planned for servicemen. ble service. Reservations are to cents. Refreshments sold Mrs. Clltford Phtllips presidEar l Reashaw; ''LetUsBeThankTWIN iibrlnette• w111 Tuesday night at the MinerBville be made with Mrs. Marjorie staed at the business meeting durful" by Mrs. Hartemachj ''The United Methodist Church when cy, Little Hocking, before Nov. meet Thursday, Nov 21, 7:30 Dutch Thanksgiving"' by Mra. ing: which time communications the Women's Society o( Chris25 There will be a $1 gin ex~ p.m. in the social room of The Brooks Sayrej "Give ThankB for were read from Mrs. James RichColumbus & Southern Ohio Electian Service met Monday night change Simple Things" by Mrs. Pugh; ards, dis..rict WSCS official, re at the home of Mrs. William Rus. Cards pledging allegiance to tric Company. garding the charter meeting, and "An Occasion ror Thanks" by PORTLAND HOMEMAKERS sell the new president will be order Bryan c;p. regarding scisMrs, stella Grueser; "The Tread the Mrs Eugene Forbes and Mrs. ed for distribution to the mem - Club, Thursday at 11 a.m. at of Sacred Foots" by Mrs. OsUrooks Sayre were appointed to sors for sale b) the group. bers It was reported that addi- the home of Mrs. ~ Diddle; mer Roush; "Irish Blessings" n was ~ided to send moneY tional cosmetic bags will be or- potluck dinner at noon; topic of a silver and ye llow color scheme purchase thf! turkey. Table decTwo bridal showers honoring to Mrs. Edward Simpson for a by Mrs. Russellj "Thanksglvlng, the afternoon sess1on, "Fabric dered and sold by the group with in the decoration of lhe gift ta - orations will be made by Mrs. Mrs James Batey, the former gift certificate in conjunction with A Day of Thanks" by Mrs Mclhe money to go to the home and Finishers " ble. Refreshments or ice ueam, Karl Grucser, Mrs. Herbert Charlene Davis, were held rethe World CommwU.ty Day pro- CaUum; j'Lest We Forget" by WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Midorphans fund . cake, nuts and coffee were serv· Pugh, Mrs Lillian Starcher, and cently at her Middleport home. Ject or Church Women United. Mrs. Slche Brown; j'Be KiOO" by ed . Mrs RuBsell. The traveling prize donated dleport Jo irst United PresbytenMrs Dooald !Iauck and Mrs. Mrs Norman McCallum and Mrs. Starcher, and "Memorles by Ethel Smith was won by Mrs. an Church, 7:30 ThursdaJ night Mrs. Denver Rice and Mrs. Christmas activities were disof Our Forefathers" and "MayRoy Mayer entertained Saturday - '" .. th cussed and it was decided that Mrs. Grueser presented the proat the churcll; annual thank ofCora Beegle. 1 1 flower," by Mrs. Phillips. Ker011 na ......n won e game gram using a Thanksgi vlng fering; nominating committee to night Wlth a shower They used prizes. The guest list mcluded in heu of a gift exchange, each A salad course was served by theme. Group singing of ..Faith meet and reporl; Mrs. Paul HapMrs. Richard Pickens, Mrs. Eu- member will contribute a dollar the hostesses, Mrs. Russell and of Our Fathers," and scri&ture tonstall, program; Mrs. Janet gene French, Mrs c. E. Young, to the church carpet fund. A potMrs PUgh, at the conclusion o[ TfiLHSDAY Inventor Lewis, devotions. Hostesses, 'alt c ook Mr ( 1 luck dinner will be held on Dec. [rom Psalm 95, by Mrs. Otto 1\ Mr ' . er r s, s. eo TWI-L.IGHT Garden Club, 7:30 Hartenbach opened the program. the meeting In 1714, the English parha· Mrs. Edward Crooks, Mrs. Dale Kerns, Mrs. William Robson, 16 Plans were also made to fix 1 p.m. Thursday, at Pomeroy BapReadings included "Novemment offered 20,000 pounds Walbw-n, Miss MaT) Park, Mrs. Mrs Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Edlson a basket ror a needy family at tlst Church basement; Mrs. Pearl sterling to the discoverer of Rodney Downing, aOO Miss MarCLE~NER FOR ALL Baker, Mrs Jack Satterfield, Jr C•hrlilllsltm . asltllm . .. a method or fmding out longt· garet Sauer. Mora, member of the Chester TYPES OF FLOOR tude w1thm 30 miles after a Miss Hazel Van Cooney, Mrs. Garden Club, guest demonstraMAGNOLIA TEMPLE, Pythian COVERING' sea voyage of s1x weeks It Leland Brown, Mrs Donald Lowtor. Sisters, potluck dinner, 6:30 p, t c' LtANSE)(THA THICK was awarded to John Harri· THIS WEEK END Elberftlds are having a B1g ery, Mrs. Ira Butcher, Mrs FRIDAY R lJ(j S 1 son Inventor of lhe marme m,, D. A. V. hall, Pomeroy; memAdo lph Saelens, Mrs Uay CunI ." ~ • Sale of our fine quality Mens Work Uniforms 1n BOSWORTH COUNCIL46, Roychronometer, according to the bers to bring table serVlce. • C LEANS WAlL TO ningham, Mrs. Oscar Roush , Encyclopaedia Br1tannica al and Select Masters, annual !he Busy Mens and Boys Departmenl on lhe WALL CARPETING ' EPISCOPAL CHURCH Women Mrs. Theo Neutzling, Mrs. John insp~Uon, fr1da,y, 7:30p.m. Dillt CLEANS THIN OU) luncheon, 12:30 p, m. Thursday; 1st noor . And you can really save on the Work Harrison. Mrs James Johnson, DOOR- TYP t.: CARI'l T' guests w1ll be church women of ner at 6:30 for comparuons arrJ Miss Elizabeth La Rue, Mrs C. t EVEN CLEANS BARt Suits you need. All sizes and all lengths. Christ Church in Point Pleuant ladies; Elmer Williams, Jackson, II. Wise, Mrs. Wendell Rllllce, FLOORS 1 grand conductor of GraOO Counand St. Peter's Church m GalliMiss Dorothy Caldwell, Mrs cil of Ohio, inspecting officer. AMAZING#¥ &OW TONIGHT, NOVEMBER 20 polis; speaker, the Rev. William Paul Uavis, Mrs Paul BaptonIIITRODUCTOitY NOT OP),;N Black, rector of the"Churchoflhe l"OREST RUN W.S.C. S. bake stall, Mrs George Batey and II'Nt:/11-Y Good Shepherd, Athens. sale friday at Duke Dry CleanMrs J. J. Davis. I HURSDA\, FRIDAY ROCK SPRINGS Health ers, Pomeroy, begmning at 10 a. Entertaining with a shower last AND SATURDAY Club, 1:15 p. m. lbursday, home m.; special reature, homemade Wednesday night was Mrs. Don NOV. 21-22-23 of Mrs. Uugh Bearhs; Mrs. Maxbreads and rolls, ald Mayer. She carried out a Don Knotts 2tO ine Arnold has the program; Mrs. WILLING WORKERS Class of green, silver and yellow color "TilE Sll AKIJ-:ST GUN IN O. lu 11e Permol'lent Prnt Ponh mode of SO% Fortrel ITB nE FIRST "-rice Abbott the cortest.. the F.nterprise United Methoc:hsl scheme and the gift table cen. Polyetler ond 5 0'l'o cotton w1th e11ol releoee f 11,ilh THE WEST•' ALL PUIIP08E Al l 11.zet 29 to SO woitt. Hove no-tore tunnel bel; Church, 7:30 p, m , friday, home terpiece was a bride and groom (Techmcolor) ROCK SPRINGS Gro~, 7:30 loopt. Groduoted rite, oe1nfo1Ced e•oteh, e.tro tlrong UPRIOH1' of Mrs. Thomas Bentz. surrounded by daisies and 1vy. poekell B lac k ol1ve, Spu..1ce if"""• Khoko ond CharThursday, at the hall; brtng gifts AND ct Et,ll. I PAST MATIWNS, Evangelme cool ~'")' The cake decorated ln yellow and for the Southeastern Ohio Mental "SEHGEANT HYKER" Chapter 172, Order of the Easttopped With a miniature bride (Technicolor) Health Center, Athens, a n d Pe1monent Preee Shhte To Match ,, tnee 14~ to ern Star, 7:JU Friday night at the and groom was served with punch Thanksgiving articles for the proLee Mar111n-Bradford Dallman 20, Two bu110fl thru IICip poe kelt, a,r;hored but! one,. home of Mrs. lames Clatworthy, lllllro long lo l l with gunett. Block 11love, Spruce and nuts. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. gram. grHn, l<hako and Charcolllurey. Pomeroy; Mrs. Theo Neutzli~. Games were pla,yedwithpri~es assisting hostess. being won by Mrs. Cheryl Fry and Miss Kay Farnsworth. Others WWAMA HIGII SCHOOL Soph- on the KUest list were Mrs. Iva omore class sponsors dance par- Sisson, Miss Marilyn Swan, Mrs ty, friday, 8 to 11 p. m. Thepu~ Joe Custer, MrB. Rosetta Redolie 1s welcome. Jays in charge. vian, Mrs. Judy Crooks, Miss SATURDAY Carolyn Sa.tterf1eld, Miss Karen HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Hutland McEihiMey, Mrs l,yM Stump, Methodist Church WSCS, Satur- Mrs Yvonne Scally, Mrs. Clnda day beginrung at 9 a. m., RutlaOO Abbott, Mrs Amy Humphreys, Pants 1n sizes 29 to 50 Sanfouzed shrunk. Department Store, featuring Bootso1l dnll pockets, Spruce green, Black Mrs Sandra Luckeydoo, Miss homemade g 1ft items and baked Sand.)' Simpson, Mrs Coleen Oh,oltve, grey . Shtrts to match 1n SIJ.es 14!'2 to 20 . Two flap pockets . Full cut and expertgood•linger, Miss Susie Neutzling, HIGH SCHOOL DANCE ly tailored . Spruce green, Black olive, Mrs. Twila Matheney, Mrs. Kaday, 8 to 11 p. m ., at the Meigs tie Well and MissTexanna White. grey. Jligh School auditorium in Mid~ Recalllnlil the tale dleport. Jayli will emcee. of Cornel1a, mother of anctent Rome, who de scnbed her most ll'&luable worldly CanKln Becomes possessoons b)' pomtlnli: to her Molo• 0 S.nohre<l• choldren and say "'rion B·~•~ l<n i ~O tnli!. • These are my d""""""'• duo1 e.,, Jewe ls." we pre sent th1s modern MASON - Richard W. Carday symbol the mothers b•rth son, Mason , has JOined the junPlans were made to send g1fts stone nng Beau ior membership ranks ot Hol- to the county home for Christt1fully fash1oned 1n S11e!; 6 to 18 1n regulars, Slims, Husk· stein · Frlesian Association of mas at the No11embcr meeting eleiant style w•th tes . A very well made Slack w1th dropp• te11tured Floren America. To quality, candidates of the Star Garden Club Thurst1ne f1n1sh. each ed belt loops, tapered legs 1 cuffed. must be under 21 years of age, No• l W•y da)' at the home or Mrs. Norman 'Nop A<I•IW' rmg has synthetiC ro .. ,, (;ont•<O< wheelo lor utr• 50% Fortrel Polyester, 50% Cotton. All successrully completed one have Will. Members arc to bring gifts O.O•p Ptl• A1111, ''" n<ry bnthstones del1 Permanent press. clun ~~ "'" year'B work In a 4-11 or voca- to the next meetmg. cately set on a wclet of 14K sold tional agriculture dairy proJect, The club's partlcJpahQTl in the one for each and own at lea&t one RegisterChristmas Flower show will be ch1ld A most ex first ttml! atl 1n one ed Holstein "door decorations." The show QUISite &1ft for clezmer.......e~cltJSIIte H•gh · e•ther Mother or Lo w Med•um power con is to be held at the Pomeroy Grandmother 1t IS trol pl1.1s amazm11 ''NAP E lementary School, Nov. 30 ADAPTS" cleans. htilhf!s.l personalized w1th from S30.00 In 14K aold Dec. 1. pt le russ' Try ,, you ' ll the borthstones of IS buy tf1 A.ll r.1~tal hous m g The President. Mrs. V1rg1l your ch01ce -s up~r power motorAtkins, preuded over lhe busieasy roll wheels. Take advantage of the Sole Prices all over the store. Big Sale af Girl.: Dres .. s ness meeting. Gilts were:z.ought on. the 2nd floor. Sale of Berkllne Chain - Dinette Sets - Kroehler ll.lving Room to the meeting to be used for ''OpSu1tes on the 3rd floor . Sole ofT oys, in the Toy Buildlnt on Front Street. Shop in ever eration Santa Cle.us" at the Athdepartment. Open all day Thursday til 5 PM and both Friday and Saturday nights 'tJ ens Mental Health Center. !UPON REQUEST) 9 PM. Mrs. Virgil Atkms recci\'ed Our Uac.. J Good Clunint first, Mrs. Robert Jewell secom, and Mrs. Gerald Minor third, on their arrangements of "NaAttl!nd the Jun~or ture's Products.'' Mrs. Orion Pomeroy 992-5421 MtSs Pogeant 1'\elson received the hostess gift.. Now You Know r The worst mine disaster in the UnJted ~tes occurred at Monongah, W, Va., Dec. 6, 1907 when 361 persons died. VOL XXI NO 149 m m 6: ., Bridal Showers Given For Mrs. James Batey SAVE asyouBUV I••• lifts B p dl L h c B L 11 It Ill dl e,i.itoi.igliivlleiligliiirtiii•itol.••••••••••••••••••••••••ll Permanent Press t •' ' b (' I I h WORK UNIFORMS Sale I 8. 90 a suit Better S39!ot r t r I I I To Send Gdts u,.. ~ H· F Assn. Junior ~l un a O l~ ro • A BIRTHSTONE FOR EACH CHILD 2-Hour DRY CLEANING I PERMANENT PRESS Ivy Style Slacks 3.89 BE SURE TO REGISTER in the Drapery Department on the second floor !or the Luuage Drawine to be held this Saturday night. No purchase necessary and you don't have to be present to win. · SERVIa INGELS I To Patients Sale! Boys 4.59 FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT Robinso11's Cleaners Elberfelds In • y Variable cloudiness and not 10 cold today, tonight IUid Frldll. TEN CENTS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1968 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO An Pontiff Missed Ordeal Richard Jacks Grants for Figured New Wing c;: ::::::;::ww=~:a:::::L~~~r::::::::::,,:~::;,:;O m:1:':1,,:0: : :::=::::::::,.,~ . .,.-: , :;: ,.,.,.: :·: .,: : ,: ,: : : :;, : : : : :,'}) . . -\~::.I ~ today Pending .. \ \ J or 1 the Money crisis 'i H QP DEFENSE J 1 $ .-r~ ed I • r Chance ol light snow ln the extreme northeast portion toni&htHig!Js this afternoon In the upper 30s and 40s. Low tordgN mostly in the 30s. Devored To fhe Interests Of The Meigs·MtuOn Area Tax Being S.tur- Garden Club Areas with particularly severe problems mcluded the lower Colorado Hiver bas10- chiefly m Arizona- and Ole Rio Grande area of New Mexico and Texas. In Arizona, the report sa1d, the ar-.. Weather qt e run. depeWble water sLtJ.Pb' air.,. dy was irw.deq,uate to meat needs. In the Rio Grande it said, projected eeonomle growth could not be maintained unless problems are solved. In the Great LakeB region, mcreased water use would .... to the setiOlUi pollution prabo lems already plaguing Lakes Michigan, Erie and Ontario, d.- · report said. the WORK UNIFORMS Salel 7.50 a suit ~rlltofl.r including estimates that expected use of water In America by the )ear 2020 would exceed natural runoff- the traditional sl(Jpl,y of water for mankind. The report, prepared by the Water Hesources Council head-ed by Interior Secretary Stewut L. Udall, included regional evaluations of water resources: - Alaska, with Its "extensive and impressive" water resOUr- wither because or its shortsight-edness," Johnson said in 1 letter forwarding the 472 page report.. "The hard lessons of history are clear, written on lhe deserted sands and ruins or once proud civilizations." Johnson said ample supplies of water to sl{JPorl a growing population and an eJqJaOOing economy could not be taken for granted. The report, he said, could gel enough water b)' transrer fnnn the north to the populous south, but desaltillt ard waste water reclamation m1ght prove cheaper m the long uu Cotton Twill Every Mother wants to own the nation's rivers, the recent dtoughl 1n the Northeast aOO the "nightmare of ravaging noods still hovermg over too man} American communities. He urged Congress to give top prlor1ty to the problems of drooght, Goods and pollution. "A nation I hat faiiB to plan intelligently ror the development and protection of its precious waters w1ll be condemned to New Bridge Construction Maintaining Speedy Pace MEIGS TIIATRE, ( i~ ces, has perhaps lhe fewest water problems. Other areas not considered critical included the Pac1flc Northwest, Tennessee, Hawaii and Puerto Hico. - The lower M1ssissipp1 region was v1ewed as ~'water rich" and a strategic area for ruture economic development because of the heavy now ol the Mississtppi River. - Call forma, the report said, Miss Cagney Heads Pageant Judging / a r; ) 1/rle ' 'II :.:.:,::~WI!P<:"W'*"'!JtU~~~-~W'~.t~~~-.111¥Mij!JI<_ out.,. EUREKA p ···:·:···:·:·:·:•:•.·.·:·:• / :·:·:·:·:·: : .. ;.;.. ;.;.;.· :·.·:· ........... .-:· ·.· -··.. . . . : be here Introducing the NEW do ..i<' Mrs Goy TIIJ'Ior of Brldptrapped men prayed, quietly MANNINGTON, W, Va. {UP0 Jeopard.¥ the lives of the men." whispering the 23rd Psalm port., W.Va., a mather fl seven, ·•we have no way of knowing stood in silence and IOI'r'OW oeu - Deadly gas from a tourth their rate." Davis said "These together . the mine where her huabaDI maJOr explmnon spread today Close To Traged,y meo are all well trained and and brother-in · law were Ulrough miles of tire-ravaged The mining families are as there are ways of saving trapped. tunnels in an lDlderground soft yousetf in a situation of this used to tragedy as anyone can .. He had told me U there 'I'I'U coal mine, virtually eliminating be. It has visited them twice in kind " ever an explosion it would be all hope any of 78 trapped A spreading ball or black a week SAIGON (UP!)- Communist miners would be found alive. On No\' 11, !ire swept. best not to come,'" Mn. Taylal' smoke hung over the mine guns bombarded Hoi An in the The spread of the gas put off through a Farmington fUrniture said of her husband. "But I had entrance today At the Church to. ru till they brinl costliest shelling of a South indefinitely the start of rescue of God of Prophecy at nearby store newly laden with Christ- them out. ru never lose taldl Vietnamese city since the efforts, officials said mas toys Four per!IOlls were until they get the iast man bombing of North Vietnman There was no 1:ontact with the Farmington , W Va, w i v e s, killed, Including a chlld. brothers, sons and (riends of the stopped Nov. 1, U.S. spokesmen 78 men since the first violent said today. A South Vietnamese explosion trapped them 700 reet general forecast a new Red underground in the Mannington offensive. mine before dawn Wednesday. Two sudden barrages into Hoi Ragmg fires and two more An on wemesda.Y slanuned into gas blasts spread thick smoke a hotel, the central market and Oames through most of the place and a street crowded Wlth m1ne's seven miles of tunnels. home.b>und school children The explosions were so potent Officials said two persons died they peeled paint off automo. and 27 were wounded, 19 of biles parked above ground at them youngsters. the mine site. Reseue teams could not enter Gen [)Q Cao Trl, South A Phi Beta Kappa, Miss Cag- the Athens Jaycee&; now thelr Jeanne Cagney, well . known chairman of the board; a mem· Vietnamose commander of the the No 9 shaft of the ney 1s dean or the College of Fine actress and Radio, Television ber of the Athens Business A.., provinces around Saigon, said in Mannington roal mine because Arts, Ohio Univers1ty. She is UFE FOR A NUMBER OF VIETNAMESE orphans wUI, perhaps, be just a bit brighter this and Broadway personality, heads 90ciatlon, AthenS Red Crc.s, and Blen Hoa today the Communists the fires turned the seven miles married to Prof Jack Morrison Christtnas - thanks to the eUorts of Pomeroy Girl Scout Tr~ 61. Through donations from se'oa five - member team or judges Athens Rotary Club, wbo teeei't• are now in hiding, regrooping or tunnels into an oven of Ohio University They have eral grOI.I)s and itnividuals plus the money-making projects of members, 32t Individual gifts were for the Sixth Annual Meigs COWl· ~B hiO B.<. 'ftgl-ee Above ground, a chill wind and refitting for a winter-spring two daughters, Mary Am and purchased for the oll)hans. Wednesday, memben of the troop and their leaders mailed the tw~ College, Dubuque, ]owa, and stacked snowflakes mao a sign cy Junior Miss Pageant ~day, Terry. offensive, large boxes containing the gifts to Sgt. Thorne Cotterill who will see that the items are distributed Nov, 24 at the Meigs Junior lligh Masters and Ph.D from Ohio · "We are COIII.dent' their unit! at a nearby companY store Pageant General Chairman at the Hoi Due Anh Orphanage at Saigon. Pictured with the OOxes, from left to right, m the Pomauditorium. University. The sign said· 01 Through these " · · · ~1Qll....become acUve again once Miss Cagney, who has appear - Ralph Werry said the (our other ero)' Post Office are Crystal Glaze, Debbie Bailey, Lisa. ntornas and Patt.Y Heaton. A daugilter or Ralph E Zmser, Marietta, past portals pass lhe finest coal they are refitted and re· ed for 12 years on .. Queen For a members of the JUdging panel president of the Marietta Ja.y • Sgt. Cotterill- Jill - is a member or the Pomeroy troop: grouped," he said. Allied troops miners in the world." Day" as fashion coordinator , al.J are· cees, past district 24 Jaycee Mine off1clalS said they could fOWld two big arms caches on Dale F . Nit:z.schke, assistant so has performed m mov1es. Two vice president and a past .iudlll stop the fires by cutting oil the Saigon's doorstep Wednesday, were Yankee Doodle Dandy and dean, College o( Educator, Ohio for the Meigs C<Junty J\Ulior Ml.. oxygen feeding the flames. But one ot them with 1,000 Unhersity; a past president of Time of Your Life. Pageant. that would suffocate the miners grenades otricials Usted 19 children Russell W. Miller, Daytoa, ill if tl'ley were still aJove. his third straight year as prell· among the wounded Some Rescued dent of Ohio Jwtlor Miss Inc.; a Hoi t\n, 340 miles north of \\'hen the first blast rocked past president of the Dayton JarSaigon and 20 miles south of Da the hill countrY before dawn cees, a JCI eenator, and a din Nang, is in the middle of a Wednesda.Y, it trapped 99 men ending the graveyard shift. VA'riCAN Cff'Y (UPI)- Pope "If Circumstances had been in many community projects in Communist buildup of troops Twenty-one miners were res- PatJI Vl told North V1etnamese more fa\iorable, rest assured Dayton. wllo battled allied soldiers Cong. Hechler noted that he felt al1ts present stage. cued. srlmewere lUted in Roman Catholics t o d a y he that we certainly would have By MAXINE WALTERS Mrs. Lmda De Haven, whO lJ during the weekend and lost Sweeney satd the bridge was a the new span would definitely buckets lowered 700 feet down would have liked to visit their come personally among you in charge of the set .00 art. de· POINT PLEASANT - Fall or more than 500 men. "special, special" project of stimulate state tnterest in upthe shaft country and share U\ their most mllingly , to encourage you sign or the Ohio Junior Mil& 1969 is still the elQ)ected compleHit Seoond City President Johnson, who appomt- grading State Rt. 2, but none of H. Davis, president of ordeal circumstances had in your hard trials and to make David Pageant; in her third year wttb It was one ot two maJQr South tion date for the new bridge crossed a task force to speed ~ con- those present could g1ve al'\Y an- the Consolidation Coal Co. been more favorable " you feel how deeply we share in the Ohio Junior Miss Pagea!L Vietnamese citlP& shelled Wed- ing the Ohio n ver between Henstruction. When a mmimum of swers on what, when or how Rts. which owns the mine, said six The ponti.(( made the remark them," the Pope wrote. !<mday night Judge6 aad nellday and toda,y. A Viet Coog derson, W.Va., and Kanauga,O., three years and a maximum of 2 or 17 would be l.{igraded. Both blasts whicll ripped through the in a letter to Archbishop "We would like at least to be special guest will be honored wltk mortar barrage caused light according to .John L. SWeeney, fi11e year!-! construction was men- these state rou&e& leading to the shai't Wednesday were "of such Joseph-Marie TTin-nhu-Khue of present by )OUf side in some a bull'et at the Trinity United' Assistant Secretary o{ the U. s. damage and casualties in My tioned, President Johnson stated new 1800 loot •J)In are subject magnitude as lO place in great Hanoi. The message marked a way through this message, Church of Chnst in Pomeroy. Tho, second largest city in the Department of Transportation. this was intolerable as there to Ooodlng coril!ttlons. HUN11RS TO MEET religious occasion, The cent.ena- recallmg that we must give the Sweeney, along with CongressMekong Delta, spokesmen said. must be means of crossing the Meigs county coon Hunters ry of the consecration of Mary assistance or our ministry first man Ken Heckler 1 John T. DorIn Salgoo, U.S. Ambassador river much sooner. sey, a.rea engineer for the State will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. at of what was then the Apostolic of aU to those undergoing (Continued oo poge 10) The money problem was taken Road Comm1ss1on, aOO Hobert the club house on Snow Ball Hill. Vicarate of West Tonkin tribulation.'' care of quickly with U1e AppalNelson (D), Hunungt.on, member achian Comm1ssion funding the of the House of Delegates, tourinitial phases such as riglti.-Qfed the area or construction on lhe · ngwooring fees. West Virginia side Wednesday ways and; • r ii breakdown of the esFuneral services for Richard :::::,: '<f " morning, then held a press conLum•lcd $ 4,184,855 was given R. Jacks, 69, RD 1, LangsviUe, Gordon H. Caldwell, Meigs ference. as: who died Wednesda.y of an apparSweeney said the new $14,auditor, said llis Federal govermnellt, $7.2 milent heart attack while hWtting on o{flt) is now in the process of 184,855 four lane bridge would lionj $1 million from the Ohio-his farm, w1ll be held Saturday le taxes on the 1968 tax set a world record m the time in West Virginia Appa.lachian and at 2 p. m. at the Martin Funeral dl(Jlicate which will be turned which it would be completed. rest normal 50-50 ABC road pr~ Home in Rutland with Rev. Ira ;Iii\\: over to the county treasurer and C~. Heckler noted the short gram; State of Ohio, $2.4 million Wellman officiating. Burial will opened by him for collection as construction time was made pos• and West Virginlt', $4.6 million. be in Miles Cemeter). ··::::. soon as the twO office& complete sible only through the combined Jotm Dorsey, commenting on A coal miner and farmer aD efforts of the States of Ohio and the work. Standing appllcatlons for HillUle construction work, stated ···:·: of his lire, he was a member 41' The auditor asked taxpayers West Virginia, Bureau of Public Burton and Appalachian Fund there were three construction ·:: .. : the Meigs Pentecostal ChJrch. to heed Ulat 1 large portion of Roads, arrJ the Appalachian Regrants were reviewed by the Vetcompanies working separate lie was preceded in death by any incraa.se in taxes on the 1968 gional Commission, and without erans Memorial Hospital Board shifts, and to date there has been three sons and three brotheri. dl.t)licate is due to an inc1·ease lhe team work of Sen. Jennings of Trustees and the Meigs Counlittle hold-~ on wealher. But Survivors include his wife, Av. Gov. James Rhodes Randolph, in rates. ty Hospital Commission in joint aoodlng of the rillers this winter a nell; three daughters, Mrs. BetHe rurther pomted out that the and Sen. Clarence Miller, in bi· session at the hospital Wednesor early spring could cause de. ty R~e, Langsville; Mn. Jaae new appraisal is based upon a partisan team work, along with day night. status of the applicalays more thananyt:hillJ' else, he Spurlock, Richwood, aOO MrL 1962 replacement of property, the leadership of Pres1dent L. B. tions continued In the "unacted Mervel Lane, Marion; three sona. whereas the previous valuatioos Johnson, 1t could not ha.ve been said. on" <:ategory. Ray, of Brewton. AlL; Richard, were on a 1956 rep lacement. The hospital commission, a Jr., MinersvUle, and Gerald, (t causing most of the increase in bub' of 10 memberB which has Marion; three 11isters, 0 11 l 1 evaluation. responsibility any new con\.·: Gotschall. Baltimore, Md.; Otj.. A!lditor Caldwell requests that struction on the non - prolit By United Press International l;y Cleland, Lancaster, and Ethel eacll ta"PtYer consider what hts county-<~Wned facility, has had BONN (UPO - West German Finance Minister Fra~osef own replacement coal would be Priddy, Middleport. and tiro applications on rile for the past strauss said today he thought "the outline or a solution is slowly today when he thinks ot "fair tax brothers, Virgil, RD 1, Rutlud. three years for grants to assist comirw into sight" at a crisis meedng of the world'B 10 richest e\'lll!Ation." and IlonJOntln, of lrooton. in construction or a new 40-bed non-Cmununlst nationB called to avert world economic chaos. ' Friends may call at the fUneral "Records oo file are "osidve wing. The financial chiers dismiBsed thelr aides and went into a proor that ln many cases the ceilh<ltne Frlc!ay and until thelimeof Applications Cor the granls have service& on S.turdly. I been refiled amually since they strictly prhate session as the international monetary situation ing priee of real pr~rty is 10 ·:::-~ deteriorated arxl the French franc, the British pound sterling ancl per cent to 100 per cent greater Meigs CounQ' COI"'OWr H.., were initially placed. Overall the U. S. dollar dipped to record lows on the Wool Berlin money than true evaluation as deter:?,>!•,• Ewing and Sllorlfl'o Depul3' J ... cost of the proposed construction AW AllllS \\iON - Tile s..dy Tlme-..,1 eovenge last Jan. 7 of ""'oYOry operotlon& In Tillis "ere called after Uta dbmarkets. . mined by the IP.Praisera.'' caldwas earlier esllmated at $750,connectio:lwl• Ute Silver Bridge Disaster haa won thlrclplace in a National Publications Award The crudal session was reported split on deJvaluatloq measures w.U said, cowry of the body alaboUt 2p.m. 000. contest for t CD News Photos of the Year sponsored~ the Natio01l Association of State Civil with the United states aad West Genna!IY pitied aplnsl France aad The RutlaadVol-rFin~ I) H~.q~:h Cusler. hospital commla.Defenle _ tors. Above, James F. Worster, Sr.. Deputy Dlrector or Ohio Civil Derensa, acceptBritain. 8\rauss OMe more r.._,eated Weat German,y's ~ refusal partment wao oummoned ol 2:lll !IIEIGS illijNERAL HOSPITAL sion president, presided over the ed the ~ certificates at the assoclatioo barquet Nov. 13 during a Fall Conference at J&ckson, to revab1e the mark 'IJ'f¥ard troJn its preseut worth of &fll'roxlmatep m. Wednoliiii.Y lo .-.:h to r ADMISSIONS - Gerald Shum• joiTil session. The tx.rd of trU&Mil~...~ Ttmes-Seri:inel's Pat Houck and Ohio C-D Public Information omcer Ralph D-J Fuhr Mr. JackL Hls body wu IOCIIOd I.Y 25 centa. way, RttedavlUe. tees, rct;ponsible for actual opo. ~pictures shown 011 the paste~ above. Mrs. Houck also wrote the story in comectiOP with "We will not change our position" against re""ua.Uon, Strauss bl firemen and reUUvn. DISCHARGES - Ethel Johneration of the hos.Pital, co!XIucttold newsmen dw-ing a lunch brQk. its regular business session son, ClllJ'encu Jones. 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