https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/91a80c2ad94f77b05b0634d8dbe95edd.pdf 8dd2c1f40335a7a1778bd380f05f093a PDF Text Text •• 11-,. 111111 Sontilllll, P or· MM!Port.llii~U 7 ,,, Non · '1• I, 1MI ~ ,( Name OVL Company'Zeri Kirkhart ,~ 0 Certtlfiled lr~ar •.1 keI Services lleld Fr!eadl and rellit!vea oltlle ReedniDe - .101)110 commuoltor have loaraod oltlledootllol ZOrl Kirkhart at C~~Yahop Folia. Mr. Klrldlart mcewasabuli· neaaman who 01lft4oll and Cllllrated tile .101)110 ........ and olao • aeneral 11ore at Lonl News••• in Briefs (c.ntlrllod P.qe 1) atalll oplnat W<ni!W him over to the United SlaleL Csrlleald tile cbarpa agalnat him In 7taly are ldchlplrv, private violence, brllwlnl w_,. or war Into Italy, poaseaal~WthomiUegally aoo carryq them WegaUy. .. __ _,___ _. .. __ _, Three Olllpo811 a.........,,..... near uutver · ATrEND FUNEIIA.L Mrs. Marlenollarrlaon,.Mta. Dawe Ashley, and Mrs. Paul Zlrkle and 8111, Reymoncl, Joined by Mr. and Mrl. Bill Horrah o1 Vandolla, 110re In Parkorlburg Saturcla.V to aUoed !Unero! aenloos ror Mrs. Yolanda L. Jones• ..,_,, Jones was a aloler ol Mra: Paul Zirkle, and was rormerlyo!Middieport.llle was preceded In death b7 her parerts, Mr. and Mrs. Al1red Lljijn; and a· slater, Mrs. ·Ot. t!e stboll. SAIGON - STIFF NORTI! VIETNAMESE art!Uery barrages have forced Allied tr-• to abo!Kioo lllroo U. S. outposts oloq the Csmbudlan frontier, mllUoey apokesmen said todey. 7t was the ftrot reported nao or coovortlonal artWery by Bottom several years qo. the VIet Ceq or North Vletnuneae In tour monthL U. S. mll~He loll Melp COol1b" and Wllllt to QQ"Ihop. Folia where he tary IIOUl'Cea aald 101110 or tho aolvoa c a m e from netlhbori!W ~ L'1JUI' u. b. ne.llCCJIItBr& were snot dOWn s.Ria.Y by enpi!Od In truck lila auerriUa gruwd gi0U10rs whe used the heal'Y cowr or the Jwwle wile, Allie Bolle Klrldlart, died to move around almost at wilL a few yeara ago. The woolu!nd !Igbtlrv killed 11 Amarlcans - six In the amMr Klrldlart, 84, had bush qf • truck convoy, four In a helicopter crash and one in In falling health ror 11011111 Ume the wllhdrawol lrom lire bose Kate. and was cared for ln a lm'llng hoDie tile past IOYerol mmiiiL He Ia 1111'\'lved by three chil(Contlrwod !rom Page !) dren, WWIU'd and Audra, both o1 _.. C\o'ahoga Falls, and They are Joan Asbury, first. Arpl (Pete) ol Arlzonl; HVfirst grader; Dean Hill, second eral grandchildren, and other place. fourth grader; Becky relatives. Local reladves lnSayre, third, sixth grader;~ elude a niece, Norma Rockhold. NEW YORK - Record sales, ny Wolfe, fourth place, fifth Reedsville, and a ara-•l!h· exceeding 100 mUilon dollars grader, alii Jess Wolfe, fifth ter, Jean Tru1ael1, ot near for the first Ume. and lncreas~ place, a rll'st grader. Baahan. Funeral aervtcoa and ed Income were reported by Hmorable mention went to burlol were held Solurday '*" Cbrlo-Cra!t lncllotrlea, Inc. for carol llalley' Jane Smith, Katb,y OJ.ro'>oga Folia. Ita flow year ended Aug. 31, Hayman, Dianne Ward, Derutis 1969. Sales and net protlt ror Satterfield, Joe Satterfield, tile year were $102,324,000 and Randy Alley and steve Boso. $4,436,000 c:ompared to $89,The winners will be present030,000 and $3,488,000 ror the ed prizes. pnvlouo 12 moolhs. Income before extraordinary Koneelh L, Lamp, 36, Reedsol $794,000 011 aoleo earnings ville, died ~ at his Roule ~ marketable securities was 1, Reedsville home. The am o1 Cutlord B. ond MEET mE PRESS secre- $8,642,000. lnclu<llng extraorTONIGHT AND TUES. NOV. J-4 Edna Asbury Lamp, Heeds- tary !or lbe F I r1 t Lady. dinary tneome of2S cents, earnville, Rootel, Mr. Lamp was Collltallee CorneD Staart, Ings were $1.06 per abare ror .. STAR" bom In Mammontll, W. Va. He above, bas been named by the 1969 !lacol year, comparhad been employed aa a tim- Mro. Nixon to be director ed to 93 centa ror 1968. T echnicolor o! ber otaft, succeeding Average llbare 1 outstanding ber cutter. He was a mem- Gerry Van der Heuve! wbo Julie Andrews for the year were 3,168,692 ber of the Disabled Amertcan waa named apecla! asolatRichard Crenna Veterans Chapter of Parkers- aat to lbe U.S. ambaoaador compared to 2,479,033for 1968. Colorcartoon: The latter Is acijuated to rel:ur& and was a navy veteran to Jta!y. Stuck-Up Wolf• fiect the 1969 common stock of the Korean War. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. dividend and the two-lor - one Besides his parents, he Ia common stock split. Rlrvived by a brother, Cla,yThe Broadcasting Division t.oo. Belpre; two Blsters, Mrs. had an excellent year, reportFrank (Ethel) Murphy Cool- L Ins record aalea and earnings. viDe, and Mrs. James (CharDl OUDC and The lndnslrW Dlvllioo also lotte) Van Foaaen.. ParkersFuneral services lor Fredburg, and several nteees, neph- die E. Kiser, 61, Racine Route had hll!her aolea and earnings. for ews. uncles and aunts. 2, ldlled ln a truck-c:ar accident Although the Boat Division also MARRPAGE LICD<SES Funeral services will be held on Route 7 near the Addison produced record sales, profits JaroldotlaLambert,23,Weat at2p.m. WemoadeyattlleWblte brldp In Gallla County SaW<- were lower than the prior year Leath 87' Sh08$ Columbia, Route I, and Violet Funeral Home iD Coolville with dey, will be held at 2 p.m. because of reduced margins. The world's larpst builder Martoena Cremeans, 18, Cool· the Rev. Rey Deeterolftclatlng. Tueadey at the Letart Folia ol pleasure boats, Cbrla-Cralt WHERE SHOES ARE ville Route 2; Terry Lee Vol- Burial will be In the Tuppers Melhocllst Church. lance, 20, Gallipolis, and Lou- Plains Christian Church ComeBesides 13 cbUdren and his also operates three major mar. SENSIBLE PRICED ket television staUona and man· vetta Darlene Chafin, 19, Pome• Frienda --•1 tth •· w11 MIDDLEPORT, 0. _,, may= a e... e, named In the accaunt of uractures lnduatrlel and agri, the accident, Mr. Klaer Ia anrl vived by hla motller, Mrs. Mary cultural chemicals, plastics and Kiser, Long Battomi a sister, fiber and roam producta . The Rosa Miller, Crown City; 21 oompoJil' ..,.rates 19 plants In grondchlldrell. , . ~;n d several lAin llatel, l'aQada. llal1 and Renrve Dlatrlct No. 4 Slate No. 223-X Tli.wan. · nlacea and nephews, CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF COND5'110N OF OlllclaUng at tile aervtcea wW be the Hew. Freeland Nor. rls and borlal will be in the Q-Who founded the Letart FollsCemetery.Frlmds OF POMEROY, OIUO Smithsonian Institution in may coli at the Ewing Funeral Washington,~. D.C.? Home until noon Tuesday when And Foreign alii Domestic Subsidiaries, a member oC the Federal Reserve A-The ,;nglish scientist, the body will be taken to tho James Smithson, who never System, at the close of busJneas on October 21, 1969, published in accordance church. visited the United States but will! a call made by the Federal Reserve Bank o! tills district purs- to tile whose remairul were brought provisions of the Fedenl Resene Act. to this country and lnteried In lbe original Smithsonian Building. ASSETS 679,988.21 Cash arol due from bonks {lnclnollqj$None uq>Osted debita) ••• ' U. S. Treasury securities •.• , , •••• , ••••••• , .••••••. 1,211,474.12 ObligaUona orStateaaoopo!IUcolaiDI!vialons... • • • • • • • • • • 845,435.81 Other securities (lncludq $None corporate stocks) 18,000.00 HARTFORD - Mrs. Wile Federal 1\mda sold am aecnrlUes pnrchaaed under D. PbUllpa, 89, llarUord, W, agree111.ents to resell •••• • , •••••••. , •••••• , •••• tOO,OOO.OO va., died &mda,y at VeteranJ <Jther 1oana • •••• , • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • ••• ••• •••• •• 6,999,686.45 Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy Bank premises, furniture alii fixtures, aDd oltler following aeverol mont111 ol 01assets represertq bank premlaea , , , , , • , •• , , , , •• 544,191.60 ness. Sle was a member £4. the Other usets • • • . • • . • • • . . • • • . • • .............. , •• 5.517.32 llarUord Methodist Church. TOTAL ASSETS .. • •• , • , ••• • •••••••• • .•••••••• $10,504,293.51 Born June 5, 1880, atTrhme, LlABIUTIES rarm:na. 0 Voters LODGE TO MEE'll omcers wDI be elected by Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM at 7:30 p, m. Tuesday at the temple. All Master Masons are Invited. AcCidents Set New. Reco11fl . Aceldenta lnveatlpted Ill a alnilo mont11 11v 1110 Golllpolla PVst, Slate llJt!rwl,y Patrol, reached a 11ft . Ill-Ume hll!h Ill Oclober wheO 88 ...were lnvootlpted Ill Gollla and Melga Counjlea. Thlo Is an lnc-10 ol nlne rrom the prevlooo montll ...... Last ...nth there were 21acoldenta In which 31 peraoo• were Injured. Olllcora spent 1,0 17 hoUrs patrollln8 the hll!hwa,ya 'If Gollla and Molal CounUos, made 221 arrests, Issued 299 warnlnss, rendered aaolota to 112 motorists and ooncllcted soi"Ju,tor weilllle lntpectlolla. 77 aeeldents were investlpted. lJDtll last I)IODth, September's T1 accldenta had been tile alltime hll!h. Gallla Caurt;y recorded three trafllc !atallUes In less than 24 hrura 011 Oct. 31 and Nov. I, altboul!h 0118 ol the victims .... ln)lred 00 Oct. 25 and died Nov. 1. Thelhreedeathabr<llll!ht tho year's !atallty total to nine. Don'l Afteel MUk Lightning and thunder do not aftliCt mUk at all. It appears, rather, that hot molal weather which produces socalle;l heat thunderatornll also favors the growth of bacteria and the spoiling of food .. VOL ed hero by Franklin Ginther, Up- t"!f _l"!!..ill~ Iliff!'"•-... Dlt c and ..,.,., director. Glnlhe'r, a natiVe ol Middleport and gracllate "' Middleport llll!h School In tile late toa, also waa instrumental mu .. lie Instructor and barul dlrec- QUICK QUIZ Elberftlds are headquarters for Carhartt Brown Ducks. Vi sit tht mens and boys wear. Equity capital, total ••••.•••••••••• , , • , , , o , , , , Common stock - total par Yalue • • •••••• , •••••• (No. shares althorlzed - $769,139.00 , , , o ••• 300,000.00 12,000 (No. shares outstanding - 12,000 ; ' ~I' • fj .;' ' Surplus •••••..•• o • , • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3oo.ooo.oo Undivided profits , ••..• • ••• , o • , • • , , , , , • , , , o , , , , • 169.139.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , •••••.••• , •••. , ••• , •• 769,139.00 TOTAL UABIUTIDi, RESERVES, AND . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • , •••.••• , ••••• , ••••• ,f10,504,Za3.51 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 caleDIIar deys eiKIIIW with call dele •••• •• , , , •. , ••••••••••• 8,844,684. 88 Average of t.otal1(8118 for the 15 calendar da}s ending with call date. , . 6,934,070.66 I I. , , , ••• , , ••••••• I ••••• I, Paul E, Kloeo, Cs1hlor or tho abovHIImed bonk do hereb)o declere that this report of c:onlltlon is true to the beot of my -loclp aiKI be!ter. PAUL E. KLOES, Csahlor tho Wllerojpld director a, otteot tile eorrectneal or thla report ol co!Kiitloo arol de~lafo lhat It has been examined b7 ua and to the beot o1 our knowledp aoo belie! lo true arol correct. TIIEODORE T. REED, JR. FRED R. CARSEY, JR. TIIEREON JOHNSON - Dlrecton - WASPI!NGTON - OPPOSITION TO TilE NIXON doctrine lor olld!IW tho VIetnam War ceriered today on the President's r&U.ure to repudiate tho Saigon gownment or ortar a tlmetab!e lor U.S. troop wllhdrawaL Tho President's a~Dtlr~ero aald he had leld tile altlaU011 oot boM.U,, mplalned his plan as much aa he dered aoolhat he should now set tho tBtlonal altii)Ort he sought. Few those commonii!W on Nboo's llonlaf night speech suggested be had otrered 1111lhiiW oubetantlally new, But • ..,porters aald his plan lor a _ . - wllhdrawol was the rtlht wa,y to eiKI the war. Critics Bald Nixon .... orreri!W nothln8 that showed tile remotest chance of success. Some crlUcs compared his apprc.cb with that or Proaldort Lyrolon B. .Johnson. or madea!locko!peaslmlatslook like dumb dodos by defeating Athena, GeUlpolla, Wellston, Nei801111W&-York and !ronton, and t5eJn& Lopn. Bernard Fulb:, t.IMss C<Jott'ty COral Gl-Ove', won ~·sole Owner. llhlp ol oecmd place ID tile prosecuting attorney and a ROSouflleaatern ObloFootliall Con- tarlan, will be master ol cere. ference last week by defeat- IIIDI11es. Common Pleas Juclp John C. Bacon Ia Rotary's pres. Ins lronlon 28-13. Coach Chancey•s team, tnex- ident. week by United Press llltemaUonal. The Marauders, with a 1100league game remaining Fridey nlgirt aplnst Claas A - • (Conbnued ... - OOIIIG. VAN111: Will Speak Coogressman Charles A. Yanik ol tile 22nd District will address a loth Dlstrlct Democ:rat workshop to be held Saturdey at tile Elks Club In Nelawille. BY BOB HOEFUCH sets more oxciUngwllb each passing dey, when you'N • uta Vanik, alawgracklateofWest- young at heart." em Reserve, was elected state aena1Dr ln 1940. He served on Aed cerlalnly young at heart Ia Mrs. Ruth Ell• Moore observed her 90th blrtbtlal at her 'Middleport lUll bome - tho Cleveland Board o1 Educatlm and before being elected to Coogresa served as j!dgeortho '111m! olpal Court. Cong. Yanik Ia being Cr e- dajr. cpently mentioned as a senatorial candidate to fill the ol Stephen Young who bas an- programmed nounced his retirement as U.S. Senator from Ohio. Saturda,y' s wori<ahop Is being aponsored by tile lOth Dlatrlct Democrat Actloo Club wblcb Is headed by E. A, Wingett o1 Recine. The ftrst session alarts ot 1 p.m. and will be followed ~ a 6 p.m. <lltmer. ConclncUng the workshop aessloo wtll be Slate Cbolrman Eugene "Pete" O'Grady a n d state headquarters. eeded her In death. Mr. Moore spend the nlgirt with her, bow- O'Grl<b' bao I'OCJitated all pre. died In 1960. ever· clnct committeemen, respeeThelhreellvln8 cbUdr011 are 91e Ia a member o1 tile Roy. live cllldldatea and D01110<rot WU!ard, Daa o1 CoiDDIIIIa and ol Nell!hbora Lodge ol Amer(Ccntlnuecl·o . - 8) Goorp "' Maryavllle. lea and was formerly a mem.. Mra. Moore hea 21 grand- ber o1 tile Pytblan Slaten ehlldren, 21 great - grandchii- Lodge, 91e belooga to tile lollddren 1ttd a1x great-great.crand- dleport Church o1 Christ. children. · Mrs, Moore Ia looking forThe elderly Middleport resl- ward to her Nov, 16 rl1l!ht. dent liVOB olone and likes II. ()( c:ourae, Oylng Ia noWng to Plano lor holcittw abort nr-91e reada glasaoa her - abe earlier new to Arivices at the Meiga Courthouao "cooks up a storm " and ..,: zona to violt her son, but thet Jo.ya -rally healtll. A was WhOil abe waa YOUIIIV - monument next Tuesday 1n oJ>. ........,. ol Veterans Day were ne5l!hbor uaually comes In to abe .... ClCily 85. _ 1 _ Monclay night by ; ; l 'I!U' · g ""W · .,,. Drew Post 39, American L&TEAM TO MEET sloa. BlJFFALO, N. Y. (UP!) The Big Bond Nellthborboool Legl-lroa able to take put HIIU')' Pia-aid pleaded Girl Scout aenlce loam will are aolced to notl(y Commanoler _,.._ ill a cl"' court Mnnilav ....... " - - moot Thuradey ot the ...... Don RunneL Realdents are also to a charp ofpub!lclntoxlca- hoUaa 1n Middleport rrom 9:30 urpcl to diap!a,y !las• that day, tion, but told tile judge he to ll:30 a.tn. AU oxocuUve .,_ Memberahip for thetl0l¢year couldn't . . . . . . 15-dey jail, t!cora, troop organizer• and t.rm troop <maultallta are urpd to waa -.cad at 258 wltll tho · at thla time. "lbotvoto-IAimomiW," . - _ q..,.. o1 Jfamllllra areaak· Pltdl olk! aald. ed to.., ,..,.. • • thl1 wool< Jllpiiii..IIM!b U D I to d U.. eillrebel• '1110 ia9 P!GmR LUtbert, llf•Jtd . "lilp'•:I\'Ubur P, Trawmill IO~the~i1111lle lllill ~ F!l'lt ~ olao mode Pl'Widciila ~· :~ "~l'iea ,:_ llc!r!flls.i'!O", ant pve PlatLOCAL TEJU-:; tnnioc! . 0 •• r to the special . eacb · iilll•• tile • • • "'id·llaal 47 at!'l· . ~ Alllarapa, J!o~'l!tll'•· ~it!t·na: VtiiiUonal ..,._ I Q - - ''train" wh!ch wW be I n . ~ la-JIIW •· ~ ol tbetlt,H-1 . Lt~~e;• tllillo. Eria · Jl¥- ·' """""" , . l'WIOroy ot llotn. """"""" orQY at ll4fla.ILIIUtlola)o, Dnea m bo ""'d iJtd m o}r-• ~· boa ~ llllde, . . .~ Mo!lo Busb, ,. ·, · · ' ,r-,-,-.• may '" ' - , to "M"~ 17 w~ Jcu 'll"" i<~ llarrtI Woilo. , . , ' . '!11-IIIIIIIIPIM-IIIill!liWYilll . •• lil!l•a. ol' inallOd tO PO Bux 401, Potn- - rrom '-Ins IScolld Colon SCREEN PMN1ED THEIIIAL WEAVE 4.99 l'o~alor NEEDLEWOVEN THERMALWEAVE 4" 4" 100% polyester tor long lutIng beauty! 8 bright solid COIOfl, 72 XQO..Inch, l . l l d d l- - ' ae.. ..,..u *' ' ·~fli!dlwiUprol>ablfbeiiY.,Uio ~- aood au. ..........,, Cool\' STORE HOURS w1ci..ut To Churches Total $411;000 ; 'lati*fi ' -..,!rom !!OJ or years. The matter was refer- the new Route 7 by~ss. red to a committee headed by Don Collins. Mayor Logar was given authorlty to advertlae lor bid.e [or a new body and tank for one of PI Ia tentatively beUeved thel the Hiland Church Road will be rebuilt and improved since It Uea In s good position to the fire trucks in order to secure an accurate estimate of the cost involved. Mayor Legar aald the body and tank road to the new four . lane highway. Pomeroy wiU contlnue to have an access road via Union Av0101e olao, tho mayor aold. Cooacll cmrerred wltll Tom Caaaeu, loeol manager o1 tho (Cortinued oo pap 8) ml.!bt coat as much aa $6,000. However, be pointed out that there Is a fire department IOYl' ol ooe mill In elfect In tile town provide an excellent access Plan Service on Nov. 11 Partial Shiflet Bequests - . . . . .'!"' - ""u-. '"-' Lellle F. Fultz, Pomeroy busi.Desarnan, Mot:tdQ night res:IPed as a Pomeroy Village Councilman. Although atterolln8 a regular meetiJw couru:U Mooda,y Dl&lrt, Fultz submitted ltls reslgnatloo In wrltiJW to Mayor Char)os Lepr. The letter aald, in part: 11 My realgnatlan as a member of the council olthe vUlage ol Pomeroy Ia hereby submitted, effective this dele. "As you wiD recall, I agreed to run for my presert term~ 57 after you speclllcally """"&ted that 7cPo oo, and with tile atlpnlaUm that I would servo only until a suitable replacement could be toun:L It is a matterotrecOJ"dtbat J a++em;ed to resign more tllen 18 lllOitba ago, but agreed to Oilal oo lor a 'short oddltlonal ported.' It is olao a matter orrecordthat last AprU,I again oubaltted my resipaUon but was once more pre"Vailed ~ to remain. Because or the maoy d.emaiKis upon my time, I Ceelthet I can oo IOIWOr do justice to the position. "During my tenure of olftce, lor tile next four years. It I have attempted to porauepoll- brings In $6,000 IDilual_clu. wllldl _ . , . to me to ·IJ. There 11 a $6,000 lwll the In the bell Interest and of edneas remaining oo a new tile most bcmollt to tile Jlllljor- fire truck recently deUvered IIJ ol our c!Uzena, not ClCily for to tho - · toda,)', but tor years to come. Counellman Rizer read a let. .,Yoo 111a7 be assured that it ter in reterenee to his com .. bas been a distinct pleaanre to nwnlcatlona with Congressman have oerved with yoo and oth- Clar011ce Miller ill regard to er members of couneU as the the possibiUey ~ securing a governing body ror our vu. IIIJillliemental grant to belp wltll la&e.'' the sewage dlaposalsyltemnow A Republican, Fultz bas aer- IIIICierwliY. ved lor approximately 11 years Altbou&h tile 1-r•s content as a councilman. was discouraging, Cong. :wlMayor Logar accepted the lor aald he wW cmtlnno to look resignation with regret. No re- Into obtaining more federal ald. placement was named last night Tbe town already has received but a new councilman is ex- au Eoonom1c Development Ad.. peeled to be named within the minlatratlm grant ol $562,000 next 30 days, However, COIDl- on the sewage project. Thiswaa ell did elect Franldin Rizer orislnaUY eeUmated to he about to sene as new president ~ 60 per cent ol the total cost. the council, the post which However, due to rising costa, Fultz had been holding, the grant amounted to only about CouncU heard a letter from 47 per cent or the cost by tile four street department employ- time the contracts were award .. es requesting pay increases ed. of 50 cents an hour, time and MIQ"or Legar reported on a one.bal! payment for overtime meeting wlllcb be attended last and double Ume lor holidays week in reference to tho exand ~ work. The letter peedlture ol 101110 $500,000 In alated lhat the employes bawe federol !tmds glwen to Meigs had no P8J' increases in two County for access roads onto ....,t New Mobe 9A.M.-5P.M.DAILY 94.M.-9 . "' Hope Dimmed of More Sewer Aid --======- Ticket aales nuat end- next llloodey, Nov. 10. None will be sold at the door. Rotary and the Middleport Fire Dept, wiD alll>ud tho ban~J~et 'fii' groups. ·Pomeroy !Iramen, Rutland ftremen, and Ule Pomero,y Lima Club are · cleUy Invited alao to atteoola groups. MembersoiRotaryalao have ticketa tor sale. -'ar WANTED ,, Speech Analysis Cong. Vanik Among tile exciting upeo1llinl events ror Mrs. lloore - has known plenty ol bard 1iOJ1I In her time- Is a trip toTecDpe, Ariz., 011 Nov. 16. M r a, Hanoi perform IU Moore will !ly rrom Cotum.. P AlliS - NORTI! VIETNAM AND TilE V!ET CONG oMclalbus and is not concerned abaat ly corolemeed today President NWID'a peace program aa a Dlll>o the modo ol tran-tiMil' aUegadly designed to prolcqthe war In Scdh VIet-. tatlon exeept, perhaps, the u. The dolagatlona or both Hanoi and the Viet Ceq at the Parpoets ol being hijacked. It peace talks Issued otatements denounc!Jtgthechlefexecut!ve's In Arlzoaa, Mrs. Moore wiD pollclea as ae1 forth in hla llonlaf night fll)eech. The VIet Ceq Ylalt with tile YOIIIIPII ol ila' aatd Nboo dillllla,yed In hla speech a desire "to praloq aoo lnelitbt children, WWIU'd. toull) the American war or aggression In South VletrBm." BonJ. It Hartford, W, VL, Mra. Moore c:ameto Middleport A. do tlae folh at tile age ol I 4 to work as a WASPIINGTON - LEADERS OF ANTIWAR demonltraUooa c!omeatl c. At tile age "' 10 achednled Ialor thla month rldlc:uled President Nixon' a war poiiC7 - h aa diiiiiPOinti!W arollnsn!tiJW,predlctlrwthatltls com- alto was preparing lUll meola so It was ~ ror her to menta wW only drive more protesters Into tho atreeiL ''I think In a aense the apeodllo a clear to our el- step Into hoUsehold enq»oy. mont. h was married at tile rorto to bring large IIIDibera ol people toW uhlttston." aald Ted age "' 15 to tile late George Jolmaon, a Peador oltlle NO.. MoblllaatiClll Commlttoe to End tho Moore, about live ......, boWar In Vlotnom (New Mobe). 111tt jrGOQ> Is aponaori!V a NoY, fore her 16th blrtbcla,y. (CoeUnued 011 pep 8) Mr. Moore was a eool minar and tile Moores were Ia and out ol tile Mlotiloport CCJIIIIIUUI.. olW11t retumod. Sorrow Ia DO ltr&lt&l!r to the lllddleport lUll lad¥ wbo pro. clallno that " " - Ia t h e root ol oil avil." Five ol her elitl>t chlldreo - Neol, Aloazo, SPa fl((ddleport c:burchea bawe chnrchea alter that Ume. In his FrMcla, 1'1111 and Aana _ pre. .b roceiYed checkafor$8,000 will, tile late Mr. llllllet ""' U I pertlai 47otrlbut!cm ol tile provided for tile dllrcbea 111 lilote ot tile late · Fred Shlr- IDbailmoot ol bla oalatt. V£TERANS MEllORIAL :.t. . Earlier, tile clllrchas I o t IIOSPJTAL ; · lltcentiJ, JII'GPOIV cnmod b7 smaller amounts ranalnl rrom Ad110111!ma - PlllrB BocMI', late lfr. Shlrtetwauoldand $1,000 to $3,000. lllcld!~ MoryGUke1, PGat.. ~ ~.~ -·~at Wll . !btl • - - ' •ror: ..... Rouah, Pt. P!oaa wl ' ii=~~:w ~·--·~...,_, ~ &Ill; Mlc- Dorst, "'ddleport; • . tl.. """""'"'~·~-. ...,.. rolldod_ in ......... ,.,..~~ Ethel Johtii!GD, Vlman; PIW" Firat. .~ t!lli-111: moi!llll to lwl•!h lt!OCIII'• ~ P,_..,:,..... peopl, Mrs. Myri Purcell, Kenalng. ton, M<l.; Mrs. E<llth Grar, eo. lumbus; Mrs. MlldredS tone, ChiWcolhe; Mrs. Rulli Grlneteod, llaritord; Mro. L e a b Llt21ngar, Westerville, and Mrs. Doris Krall, Jackaonville, 1:;;;.....;:: N.C.; three sons, E. Plarold Phlllll>s, Arlington, Va.; Jemes R. Phillips, Nitro, and Wayne R. Phillips, Belle, W, Va.; 20 grandchildren, and 18 greatgrandchildren. FIDieral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wemesday at the Foglesong Funeral Home with tile Rev. IUllard BIDups olDelating. 1lnrlal will be In Gra.. bam Cemetery, Friends mey coli at tllefutlarolhollleanytlme after 3 p.m. Tueadey. work in clrciPIItlon, lncludillf drivllll ll&ht truck. Call The Dailr Sentinel, 992·2i5&, or write sane, Pomeror, Ohio. en tine Fears Hijack Critk. UJallled il tpelled oul Adult, afternoons, to w•• Cootbell ICJiad and Head COach Charley Chancey and hla atal!, and their wlvea, will be spacial guests o1 the ~~ which Is l)lO!I&Ored by the Rotary Club. IIOiarY,' ror·niilre tlt8ti25yoaro, ..,..,aored baJWpletl ror tile Mlddieport YeUow Jac:kets before the acboola' conaolldaUmthree years ago. The Maraudar cheerleaders, ' W. Va., she was the daughter ol tho late Emery L and Mellsaa Jacobo Robe. Her busband, Jacm, died In 1965. !Urvlvlng are alx danl!hters, PLAN DINNER An elecllon dey dinner, sponsored by the Morris CblpOI, wW be bold at the Spiller truotoea bullclln&near Racine all clair tomorrow. 5 The pnbUc Is Invited to atvarsity and 111 resenes," also perlenced when the aoaaon started, loaded with juniors, tend the banquet ane program wW be l>an!,let gueota. UJIPOI' Arlington, campait!n- and with no regulars o! 1968 following lt. Dinner Ucketa, at ln8 In tile toul!h C011trol Oh!o returning to tile otrenalve or $2.50 aacb, are on aole In League, already bas """ Its defensive bacldiel4s, woo its ~meroy at the New Y o r k opener against Claos A. Iron- Clothing Hoose, Slriaher 6 third straight cbamplonablp. 1m st. Joe, dropped Ita eec- Lohse Drugs; ill ReUand at the Cooach Moorehead's Golden Bears have been ranked No. I eed game, nonJeague, to undo- RuUam Furniture store ancllhe In Ohio Clau AA football all !oated Class AAA Pl. Pleas- Rutland Dept. store, and Ia commitments. faD by the Associated Press, ani ol Weot Vlrslnla, lost 35- Middleport at Dntton'a Drill Members ol the Marauder and wm No. I ranking thla past 18 to champlm Jackson, then Store arol Western Auto Store. By United Pross lnlernatlonal •• "0!::Z$2 "1. tor at Middleport llll!h School CollOWUIB his gradnatlm rrom Ohio Slate University. Ginther wW attend tile banquet and aent COach Moorehead. The l>an!,let was moved up from Thursday, Nov. 13, to Wednesday, NoV. 12, to accommodate COach Moorehead'• Ellterfelds In Pomeroy Dies Sunday TOTAL DEPOSPTS ••• , •••.•••• 19,393,994,10 (a) Total demarol deposits , • , • , , 3.113.895.11 . (b) Tolal Ume. & savings deposits, 6,280,098.99 other liabilities •• , , . • , , , , •••••••••• , ••• , •. , •••• TOTAL LIABIUTIDi ... , , .. , ••••• , ........ . .... . . ~ 62 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES . Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set ~ pursuart to IRS rulqs) •••••.•• , • , , •••••• , •• $34,297.89 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIFS .••••••.••$34,297,99 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS xxn 1\Jo. 140 waa prevalled upon to come Mrs. Phillips Certl11ed and otncers' checks, etc. • , , ••• , , , , , , , • , , , , • , 66,735.11 Cf: - Devoted To The ln#A11wll Of The Meiga-Ma10n POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT (')f-110 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, Marvin Moorehead, atbleUc cllroctor and head football coacb "' Upper Arlington llll!h School, with a st:r1n1 ol 29 atratlht Ylctories, will be the principal spoakor tile ev0Din8 o1 Nov. 12 sports tans honor the Melga Marauder football loam. Lee McComas, chairman ol tile Mlddleport - Pomeroy Ro. tary Clw committee arranging tile ban~ and program, aold llc!nda,y nlgirt COach Moorehead L,:========:!.~ro=y~·---------ueral:::.:bo=me:..:all)'ll:::m:•~· or Paris Talks All ' But Written Off_ ' "Under the new orders," swn,mer eKchange of letters NI)(On said, "the primary bo'-<1 .Nl..;, and tho tat• <io mission of our troops Is to Chi . Minh. By STEWART HENSLEY The other sl,4enable the South Vle1namase WASPIINGTON (UP0 - Preatdem Nboo hal vlrlua11)' writforcn to e11ume the full not shown "ft.. ten ol1 tile Paris lalkL He , _ plna hl1 ' - • "" a gradnol U.& responsibility for the security of to join us ir. withdrawll from VletDam UDder cmdltlma dvilw thos.i&an-peace." South Vietnam ." rnmort a !Igbt!!W chance lor survivaL Aldol said N He said the South Vietnamese The pre1ldonl'a adolreoa to tho llltimllonlaf nlaht was aimere gaining In strength even speech himself. f.: ~ .-' at two audiences: more rapidly than he had Informed In at ~ .,.< He _.(ed to the American pomlic lor Ume ln .wblch to Nixon would say ., d. anticipated. -:(. .fl •vo a carefully ataged puUout keyed to thelncreuuw abWty The President Indicated he full agreement, U. ' : ' > <l <t 'Ill V - a e to deferollhomoelveL held little hope for a neQOtlated said. ~ o ~ 0 warned Hanoi tho ~ !!· . le would be Interrupted on the negotleflng front." · ~ ::.- ,.-4 United States would In his May 14 address In ~ d'l ~ 'rong and effective Vietnam, the President had · ~ ·" .-' -• • If tho Communis!$ omphaolzed hll pr_.ls lor a 0 '1- .-reased Infiltration or the negotiated peace, Involving level of violence during the U.S. mutual withdrawal• by Hanoi pullout . and tho United Slates ond • political settlement worked out by tho SOigon government and the Viet Cong. Mondety night he put hi• Nixon called this "a plan Arec~ emphasis on a pl11n for staged which will bring the war to an PRICE 10 CENT~ 1969 end regardless of what hap~s Upper Arlington Coach Moorehead Will Speak at Marauder Banquet THE SHOE BOX Demand deposita of llldlvlduala, partnersbll>s, and corporations • • • • • • , , , , • , •••••••••• $2,464.183.86 Time am aavi~Wa deposits IIKiivlduals, partner shills, arol oo11>0raUons • • • • • • •• ••••...• ••• ..••• • • 5,908,09&. 99 Deposits or United Slates Governmert , • , • , • • , , , • , , , , , 3535,109.58 Depoolts of Slates aiKI pollUcol subdivisions .••• , .•••• •••• 915,718.07 Deposits of commercial banko , , ••••• , • , ••• , ••.• , •••.• 4,087.89 South agreement. He ukl "no pr~ new onion 1uporlodlng tho greu whatewr has bien made previous ttrMegy or maintain· except agreem..,t on the lhape lng maximum military pressure of tho berGOinlng table" delpllo the Parl1 t•ttw and a serlet of ort·1ho Commun1111. "secret lnltletlvn," Including a Prim1ry Mission Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, Pomeroy Council President Fultz Resigns Water Proofi 111 00 In President lo got tho n.ttonel mont. "II I conclude th.t tncroalod support llo sought. But crlllca said Nixon offered IIHio now, enemy action JeopardiZH our end l - 1 of tho Nov. 13-15 remaining forca In VIetnam, 1 antiwar demon1trallon1 celled •hall not hesitate to take stroog ttl& speech •·a clear Impetus to and effective measures to deal our efforts to bring large wlth .tha1 situation," he uld. Nixon's 33-mlnute addr111 numberl of - t o to Wo&htng. appeeled to "the great silent ton." The Pretldent himself melorlty" of Americans for solemnly warned Hanoi that support of hit policy of U.S. withdrawal plans are "orderly, scheduled" wlthdrecontingent on a continuing lull wei. But It also was e clear In military activity. He said tho notice to the Saigon governenemy "could make no greeter ment that It cannot count on mistake" than to step up the Amerlcentroopslndeflnltely. Nixon . revealed that during fighting while the United Stoteo Is carrying out the delicate his July visit to Vietnam he maneuver of gradual disengage- gave the American commander. at y Kiser Service •••• total Immediate American pull- out as a couru that would lead He opoclflcally mentioned Bor· lin, the Middle Eo1t ond "eventually oven In fho Wfttern Homllphore." "For tho futuro of puce, precipitate withdrawal would be a dl1111ter of lmmenM magnltude.'' he said In o broodca1f from the White House. The · speech had around great public expedattons because It was announced three weeks In advance. Time For """-I Support Supporter• said tho "Nixon doctrine" set forth the VIetnam. ollu.tlon llonmly end In ao much detail as poulbl.......,nd now It was time for the • MEIGS THEA TIE 00 t. IPildld a1 South VIetnam Is eblt to take over more and more of Its own defense. H& rejected demands tor a VIetnam and lead to Commu- Dies Sunday The Farmers Bank and Savings Company be • gradual process which can nist aggression In other areas. Kenneth Lamp Ann By LOUIS CASSELS WASHINGTON CUPIJ -Pre•· ldont Nixon lold the nation Mondety nlghl he hal worked out a pion with SOigon lor "the complete withdrawal of oil U.S. lf'OU"d forces" from Vietnam. He gave no timetable tor withdrawal. But lie said II will to "massacres" Chris-Craft Reports New Record Sales SHOE GREASE NEATSFOOT Oil ·complete Withdrawal from Vietnam Promised c' """' w . ... . ,., !"1',:.1 .~ ', :!""48.=~ c~ '· . '· The-....-... "(.' eroy, Commanler Hunnellt11l0UDCed a meeti!W olthe Past Commandors CIW lor 7 p.m. Wodneadey, Nov, 19. As' a dinner Is beillll pia_., those wbo wW be pre- are aslced to notl(y HumoL Commanler Hutmol Invited members to attend a roctpdon Sllllla.Y rr.... 2 to 4 p,... ot t11e Pomeroy Elementary School, houoritV MrL carrte ~~euts,o linl, eighth cllatriet amdllar;y prooldort. PI waa - . . ! alao that Phil Oblbtpr Ia to bead ' Olarlos Swalse1 .._red oa t11e alllllll Gill ror t11e Y.,.. a project ol JlodLH,_ steps lrom p.........,deai&Dedtore•nhn near the post h..,. on Leglm hofll)ltallud wterana4nrlnctbe t Terrace to Weill Main Sl. The Chri . . . . bolidQ . . . . atepo are ,_,., llnlahed. Ll&hts will be IW""' A ,._t wu ~~- .., tile mon111!7 party lbr IAIIcm and Audl¥7' •I hn 11101 tii05r wlveo or a . , . tiOl¢ euch party waa ••• • ad ·ra.Nov, 2hillll PliO OhllaJ r, Joe Str.mlo ~ ..... '-111-Jitiell as hosts. ' . "r, �' \ I . " Marauder Reserves Win 3 - Tho Rutl~ndCiub Receives 5 Regionql Awards Rullsnd' F'rltlldly Oll'lkners Larry Edlwards rt~~re•entod tho k...,n teochet and leeterer and NEW YOUK- Mia' s pals ex- pect she'll have twins .••. An American gambling hotshot who missed the boat In Cuba (got a gambling okay Crom Battista jUBt da.Ys before Castro arrived) and in the Bahamas (revelatioos that he helped finance L.ynden Pindling' s successful campaign kiboshed his entry there) finally snagged a casino - in Haiti . ... Santa Greed: St. Nick in the windows of a '\ 34th St. & 7th Ave. alrea- FALL IS IN THE AIR! 10 •••. And hellda,y parties will be earlier and swingier t h I s year: the Gay 90s got· reservations for two olfl<e orliea fer Dec. 10 .. .• Joan Rivera satisfied NBC - her one-shot uTo.. night'' hostessing gets he'r a full Carsoo-week early In '70. Sad Did< Cavett: met AHred LWII and Lynn Fontanne in Ellrope where they told Did< they loved his demised TV show and were "dying to come oo but didn't have the nerve to ask'' •••. That's the sort 11 notion to as she car- ried lhst ffiiiiiY carats, The Cafe st. Denis, 38 years abaft the Stork Club on E. S3rd st., moves over near .. er Lincoln Centre, Bdwy. theatres and the COliseum to 240 West 56th St .... The world's one big ahew biz: N. Y, Bank for Savings In the theatriesl district has slgns on the counters when tellers are at lunch, "Intermission." ''Angela," a new witless "comedy" starring GeraldiDe Page, should have Its cloaing notice up by the time you read Ibis .... h's a dreadfUl disas ter . by &unner Arthur Long; justiiy one whole hour TV special immejut .••• Now Vicki Carr thinks she's up for the .. Holiday" revival in the K. Hepburn role .... Didn't Aml 'bye! Songsmith Joe Meyer Wbo inal'? .. .. Bumper stickers tum wrote "Callt. Here I Come" up within days cj: lillY event: but lives in N. Y. also wrote 11 newest is, '"Long Uve Paul the old musical goldmine A Cup of COffee , A Sandwich and McCartney." Cutrate psychologists ana- You" and doesn't drink coftee lyze the million..plus p.~rchase --~ · More good restaurants open of the Cartier Diamond lhus: &mdays, Pen & Pencil, ChrisCartier wins the institutional to's LAlchow's .... BOAC ls goodwill for its seylish emcl. considering showing movies ency in unloading this enor. aieft after all these holdout mou s rock; Liz & Dickie win year a .••• I! yoo Jug kids along the year's lavish jewel award on planes these days, most mofor b.J.ylng it .... The <elebrtzy vies aren't suitable .... And fallout has been fwlny: one jew- how you gonna. keep them rrom eler of modest if not totally ob- encOWIU!ring the explicit nudiscure reputation called famed ty? .... ''Last Summer" star pearl wholesaler Ted Walters Cathy Bums went on the unexpecting Walte rs would know employment rolls after finishhis name instanter and Ted ask- Ing that rum but l<oows where ed why .... The reply; 11 We bid her next limelight is coming on the Cartier Diamond Liz from: she signed for Evan HunTaylor got!" •• •• Winner oC the U!r' s upcoming Bdwy. play .... luxury .,realism award would be At the GroWid Floor ex-GleaMrs. Paul Ames, sister oC our son 2nd banana Frank F o nU. S. Ambassador to London taine, who has II children, said WaiU!r Amenberg, whe paid he's negotiating a TV ldddies $500 ,000 for It and eventually show. Jeanne Moreau's son Jerome understood abe was a target for IIIIYihlns !rom robbery to Richard (his pere Ia M. JeanLouis Rlchanl) io another second generation actor, due in "Le Piatomeu .•.• Edmund Dillon ef the all.Jrish "Emerald Show Band" at lhe Riverboat had a foine reunion here with Brian Friel, his headmaster at Harding play the stage - orig- Wh y Not Bring It Indoors 1 With A • Lovely FROM DUDLEY'S WE HAVE MAHY IH A HARVEST OF FALL COLORS DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 N. SI!!!COHD AVE . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 PH. 992-5560 Club recelvedaeveralawardoat the Jle8iaol 11, Ohio Asooclallon ol Garden Clubs fall meettrw at Lake HGPO Saturday, Awardo '*elved were Oral In Region 11. !01" prdenlherabOx, to save on postage. Make py work with lhe special edllCII• out a check or mone.7 order to Uon chUdren at the R.atand El· VIetnam Mall Coli 1n· ·the ementary School, for the1868amount d U!n cents for each 69 , and second P,iace card In the J18Ckage, and Bend ln.l!¢1)011 11 !ortheflowerahow: lhla In a separate envelope staged by lhe club during the stuck to the top ef the pad<- year 1967-68. age, . The club also tied !or Oral "This Is an Ideal Chrlstmso place in Region 11 on the publi• project for clubs, schools, elcy book for 1967 - 68, The scout troop&, churches, nter. Me•.,.. CO"_.,.. Chrlstm•s • ana groupo and families. You'll er shew received a third place never kn<nJ hoW much letters award in the atate ard the Rutfrom home mean to oor mm. land Friendly Gardeners were Many will wriw had<, If you active participants inlhst sh.,.., rOCJJeSt il De<ember 1 Ia the Mra. Harold Wolfe, Mra. deadline tor Chrlsbnaa card Howard Birchlleld IUid Mra. mailing to V.M. C, Thank yoo. - - - - - - - - -'- E. PAUL STEWART, Co- lidne" in his OOOcJ Joe, even lumbus, Ga. e doe sn 't 8CIJ aa1 at a if Dear Helen: mouse. Make-up, the right clothWbal a bummer! eB, a small bit cj: feminine 1 would do anylhlng to keep dependency help here. up with Ron. I broke my leg A anoaky Sportawr would skiing with him; fell off a rock IIMU! Mary on one cj: llloae into ley river with all my "muscle" things with you two. clothes oo when 1 was hiking Then, when she caves in, atand with him. Next 1 dam near by for the evening daU! 1 he cut o/1 my 1ne on his motor- couldn't keep. In olher wordJ, cycle. I got a fish honk 1n my be a woman for all -sonsoose when he tried to teach me both outdoor and Indoor. - H. Switch Over _In One Day y~rbook, COMEDY TO BE STAGED "The COsten' Last Stand," a three act eomecb", will be presented by the Junior clast 8 A &Jnda,y nlatlt CIUIIntl d the cj: Eootern IBgh School at llduit In ahl "' st Paul p.m.... Nov. 21. RIChard Nease 0 "" P • Ia dlr~.."!!!!!!lloe pi~- Outing fnjayed.. · ~:e:; c.:'t::f~~:t:~ now- You made Operation Christmas Card a tremendous sue.. cess last year. Those lonely Servicemen In Vietnam again need youJ A letter !rom E. Paul Stewart, Executive Dlreclor ol Vietnam Mall Coli, Inc. teD& hew you WI help: ·-· 1lh Bh -.u us s e fifth Chrlstmaa card program for VIetnam Mllll esn, a non.prdll corporation that has forwarded millions cj: greetings to hespitala, USOs, ships at sea, Alr Force units and ground units thr<lUghoul South Vietnam and Thailand. How very much thon- are appreclated Ia shown by t b e 11181\Y letters cj: lhsnks sent in return. A. C. A. counlrl' homo cj: Mr . and Mrs. Pate Tho 0 m · 0 GoingArthur were Lund, the Rev. d Mra. Mr,a and Mr Kenneth Braun Mr and Mrs. Richard J ' Mr. and Mrs. llollald Dlansa, Mr. and Mr•· Tho Cl e ~::S, ~ d a. msa e .an Mrs. William Jackson, Mr. and : · · JMaxlm 1 8 • " • a. A 1 =~· Eu&ene SHOE SHINE Shon Shino Without Buffing $1.00 CAN_ THE SHOE ·-BOX -. :·: l!awklna, and WHERE $HOE$ ARE SEN$18LE PRICED T;;;; Ml~cke1~;.;;=.MI;;D;L;I!;P;O;R· the "II you want io be a port OPERATION CHRISTMAS CARD, please sencl notes or support on several Christmas of hew to cast, and polson Ivy plus other miseries when that "gen. tle" horse he rented jumped a stream leaving me behind famlly, cards. Tell report abolltyooraelf,your a UtUe cheer- (m1Jut oameO all In valnl Roo calla lui news. Request a reply If me a "good Joe," and I doubt you wiah. Sign yoor name and if he even Jmows rm a girl. eomplete address and, m the He brings me home, aching envelope, write "To A Sen- In every muscle - and then nine, scared~ .a-moose Mary, Wbo wooldn't climb an ant-hlll for fear of straining something. I really leve outdoor Ute, but •••• 9wuld I chonge my ways and act helpless, or keep m being - MISS SPORTSTER NEE Mllill SPINSTER? ' ..,_ __ Dear Miss S: Don't change your ways large boxes . jist yoor approach, Let Ron tJh ItS ........, a••.,, the Gaelic Longlower B o y a School ••.. Friel Is lhe J10!111y brilliant author of "Pblladelphla, Here I Come," the beauIIIW play that became the long. est ruming Irish production In Bdwy. history. • Simple solution to rising car prices. Defensive play dominated the OIL second and third quartero as STATISTICS neither team mounted a serious Meigs Belpre thresl IBt d"""" , , , , •.. 6 4 In the final quarter, the Ooi- Rush I~ , , . , •••• 94 113 ..'i den Eqles scored on a 20-yard Paasirw , , , , • •. . 25 run by their quarterback. He Total , , , ..... , .119 108 had taded back to pass, was Pan Att. • • • • , •. 10 7 1 ruohed hard, and scooted out ol Pass Comp, , • , , , • 4 the pocket for the touchdown. On Pas& Int. • • •••• • 0 1 the attempt tor the extras and Fumbles Rec::• • , •••• 4 1 1 a tie, the Belpre rwmer was F'umbles lost ..... . . 0 cracked hard and stopped short. Punta ,. , • • ..• • 5-136 3-114 In the final minute& of actiO!), PeMlties , , , .• • •.. 30 50 the little Marauder& drove lndivid~al Ruahlng, Meigs the Belpre one-yard line ~ut TC YDS M. Williams •• . , •. 11 65 time ran out, The wugb Meigs defenae was Vanlnwagen ••.. •. , 6 15 3 led by John Thomas, RonSmliil; Smith •• . •. .... •.. 1 Robin Pholln, Doug Burna, Dave Werry • • • • , , • , , , , 2 0 'Krawaczyn, Jeft Morris, Fred Burns . . . • •.• •• •• ,3 9 Lee, and Chip Haggerey. Lead- Childs , . .... . ... , • 2 4 era on offense wereBobWerry, Haggerty .•• •.• • , • • 1 -2 Mark Williams, Jlm Morrts, Score by Quarters Harold White, Mike Custer, Belpre •.. • . ••. 0 0 0 6- 6 Fred Thompsoo, and Reller Dlx· Meigs • . • . • ••. 8 0 0 0- 8 to KnicksPoundBucks I "I stunk." The speaker· was a man who had just scored 17 points and grabbed 16 rebounds-not a bad night's work on a basketball But he was and Milwaukee In the Eastern Division. have a hex on the Bucks. They beat the then expansion club In all six of their meetings a year ago. and Monday night's triumph was New York's second over Milwaukee In three nights. Willis Reed, the Knlcks' 6foot -10-245-pound center, easily won the matchup with Alclndor, the Bucks' million -dollar rookie Lew SIP FmiiiiiiEIS ~ Gutter escape chonnoi-K-• guttora ancl early moments, taking a 34-23 lead after one period . The Bucks closed to within 56-52 at the half, but New York quickly regained a 10-poinl margin In the third quarter and Milwauk· ee never got closer than three points again . .seven baskets In 20 at1empts, and faul'fd himself on defense . 'I'm Boss At Home. •• ' -·----··--. .... Anne Hayes QB Club InStofa Remains d-n•pout• opon. Tho only calolo with tho ouontlal · stiffonlnt & weighting Cincinnati Speaker In Chicago • O.nly the electric self-cleaning "range cleans itself completely. . ' ,, . ' 'I ' • ' ·w CHICAGO (UPI) - Anne calledthegraveyardotcoaches. Well , a couple of times they've Hayes, wife of Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes, became the first women to address the weekly quarterback Club luncheon here Monday· People ask me occasionally what I do when somebody jumps up alongside me In the lfands and yells, 'Woody, why In Hell are you doing that?' and I tell them I lump up and yell, 'Yeah, Woody, why In Hell are you doing that?"' she said. Mrs. HayH said her husband had Hayes on the tombstone," she said. Mrs. t-{ayes said she may second guess her husband from the stands. but never at home. He' s the boss on the field and I'm the boas in the kitchen and lrt the house." ''We get a lot .of calls, " she said. "We're listed right In the phone book under W. W. Hayes Once somebody called and said / Woody Is a big fathead' for not College Ratings for less than 6c lost-tied records In parentheses. ~ Compare ltteae featureal •• '· The Simple Machine. Ford Maverick. Still $1 ' I Our small car has scored a big IUCC811. 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Dill s.tllll Oflel, ....... . . .....,tlL"'ftww ............ ., ....... Ja::\i::l=:!:.::a~=o..~tf"'=•=-~":~·:"':·J' terback Rex Kern who rein jured his shoulder In 1he fourth period last Saturday. Offensive guard Tom eackhus could see action Saturday . He has been out three games with an ankle injury. 8. Bombers. High Game aiJI Series - lt Whitlatch, 234 and 561 . Forward George Csrter ~a1 high far the Cspo with 2-1. ·--------------------.., The victory moved New records. · Today Wll 01W cMy.'" stofa was the first veteran WEDNESDAY MIXED player Brown selecled for lhe l . Try Hards, 2. Shamrocks, Bengals when the club came 3, H&M, 4. Hysell, 5. Chi Rei, into existence less than two 6. Duds. years ago. Since then, howev .. High Game - Coon and (;apeer, Brown had relied m vet- hart, 197, eran Sam Wyche and more reHigh Series - B, Termant, cently, rookie standout Greg 553, Conk, for quarterbachlng duHigh Team Game and Serie s ties. - Try l!ards 553 aed 1867. American Basketball Assocla- .UL&U, .r...ur...ta.•a..NtwYcn 1 · It was the only mr.... "n 1 lc lUIIf Dllttmll 11r Cll'ritr I scheduled In the ABA. - ~ ;,J '-.;;: --:-../ P au 1 Ferrol5 1 Ington Csps Mondlly night In an =-~~'1"' .....-..!: =:-';.!; : .......,__...,._.uut dut ......... '-"r.Oblo. Lamonica. "Wo _...., ....... up. The concantr.tlon w...'t there. You can' t bo up ._., n, NL HIRES TREMBLAY CINCINNATI (UPI) - throws to eclipse his previous high of 19 points. He also pulled down 16 rebounds to lead both teams In that category . Teammate Jimmy Jones took Korlng honors with 26 polnto. 2 wttk,"saldquerterblck Derytt Woody Satisfied! Local Bowling lion conies! . Govan hit 10 of 17 lleld goal tries and two of three fre Monday confirmed reports that 5 3 am:::.~· :, u ORLEANS SCORES CINCINNATI (UP)) - John Slota, member of the Cincinnati Bengals' taxi S<J.uad, said be did not sign with the Detroit Uons because it was not in his best interests in the long SPORN rWI. 1. D. Shift, 2, Rejects, 3, Left"I thought it best I remain over s, 4. B. Shifi, 5. C. Shift, here in Cincilmati in the same 6. King Pins, 7. Wild Men. 8, position to negotiate with any A. Shift. of the 25 other teams i n either High Game - R. Couch, 216. league," the frur-year quarterHlih Scries-C. Yeager,572. buck uld. High Te8.'ffi' Game ard Series Bengal a had believed sto. ~ D. Shift, 870 and 2539, fa had come to terms 'trith De .. troll, but the team announced STEELWORKERS Monday no contract bed been 1. Tappers, 2. Rejects, 3. signsd. Nuts & Bolls, 4. Stingers, 5. Tremblay, an umpire in the Jerald Govan scored a career International League last seahigh of 22 points to lead the son and a profeulonal umpire New Orleans Buccaneers to a since 1965, has been hired by 125-115 yldory·over the Wash- the National League, It was NEW ate.~ You Clln An up to $35 up to $25.00 wiring al· lowance when you convert to electric ......,.,....., ...... 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Everyone is eligible for this bonus. Take fh/1 bonlll coupon fo your electric appliance dealer, and sa11e1 .,014', -::;'''" ............... tflto lncWttl; .,. 112.10 alfa. IInce....., ........ICNI ahiiiM (If •r), CINCINNATI (UPI) - No. 12 back's 11 completions In 19 at- about that guy." The four games Cook misled Is well again, but then, every . temp1s for 189 yards reaulted In because of an Injured arm the body know1 that . the 31 -17 upset few thought they Bengals lost . Wyche quarterThey could see ·it for them . would see. backed those games. selves Sundlly. "He gets away from the cen" Let's faoe It, " one Bengel Greg Cook. who wnn No. 12 By United Press ltternatioral for the Cincinnati Bengals, went player confided Mondlly. "Jt"1 ter quickly and vet• back 1111· Eo at er and deeper to set up ond W. L. Pet. GB agalns1 the undefeated Oekland No. 12. He didn't do anything throw," coach Paul Brown uld. R'alders Sunday aftef missing better than Sam Wyche, yet he Indiana .. . ... 6 I . 857 "He's nimble and all of thla four games. The rookie quarter- gets It done. There Is something Kentuck)' ..... 6 2 , 750 'h makes It tougher to tackle Pittsburgh . ... 4 2 ,667 l'h him ." Carolina , .. ... 4 4 ,500 21;, The two-year-old Arnerlc.n NewYork .,,., 3 5 .375 3'h 'F ootball League team evened Miami. . ..... 3 6 ,333 4 Its season record at t&-4 with the Weot COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPIJ- this season that Hayes had win . The Raiders dropjl! t out W. L. Pet. GB Woody Hayes doesn't generally expressed satisfaction with an ot flrot place In the Western DI Dalla&, , . • • ,7 4 .636 believe In statistics, but one offense that hal amassed 3,035 viSion with the loss. Los Angeles , ,5 5 ,500 1'h figure brought out a smile total yards and averaged 4.4.5 Bul the Raiders believe they polnis In steamrolllng past can come from beh lnd to take Waohinglon .. . 4 6 . 400 21h ,.,..,nday. New Orleans ,. 4 6 .400 41;, "Our offensive consistency Texas Christian (62-0), Wash- the title again. The Bengal• also think Oak· Denver ... ... 2 7 , 222 4 went up i .S per cent after the Ington {41 -1oi), Michigan State Northwestern geme. It' s now (~21), Minnesota (3+7), Illin- land will go all the way . Monday'& Results "I wish we didn't have to go Ne'o' Orleans 125 Wash 115 up to 76 ..4 and we hope to get It ois (41 -0) and Northwestern (l5· 6) . out there (io Qakland) and play up to 80 per cent," he said at (Only game acheduled) Wlsccmtln Next them again/ ' said Brown. "We his weekly press conference. Tue.sda,y's Games Next on the list Is Wlscon1ln caught Oakland flat . We hit San For the record, the Buckeyes Carolina at Washington which Invades Ohio Stadium Diego and Kansas City like that amassed 34 first downs and 575 (Only game scheduled) Saturday. and they weren't a bit flat the total yards In· their 35-6 wln With three games remaining, next time we faced them ." over spunky Northwestern last senior fullback Jim Otis Is John Guillory, a Bengel deNBA STANDINGS Saturdlly. within 25.4 yards of becoming fensive back who holds no bitBy United Press Inter national Quite a few players graded the first Ohio State running terness because the Raldera East extremely high In Ohio State's w. L. Pet. GB 20th consecullve win. Wingback back to register 1.000 yards In a waived him, calls Oakland "the best team In football ." New York. • •• 11 1 ,917 Larry Zelina, for Instance, season . The 6-foot, 218-pound piledriv"I mean It," said Guillory, a Philadelphia • · • 4 3 . 571 4lh operated at 9..t per cent er from Celina, Ohio, has Stanford graduate. ''We think Milwaukee 6 5 545 411, efficiency· crashed for 746 yards on 159 Heitlmoro ." ." ." :4 5 : 444 r}J, Hoy01 SaH1fiod carries (4 .7 average) and 10 Detroit :;t;, Ollensl ve guard Alan Jack 3 4 ' 429 ' ' · • •• graded 89.5 per cent In 63 touchdowns. Otis was named Boston • ••..•• 3 4 . 429 :;t;, plays. offensive Back of the Week Cinclnnatl, • • •3 7 .300 7 Brian Donovan, Jack's run - Monday by Hayes . Tackle Chuck Hutchinson and West ning mate at guard. made five W. L Pet. GB downfield blocks. A sixth Alan Jack shared offensive line Atlanta - - . • • 6 3 .667 crunching block was executed honors while end Dave WhitSan Fran. . • . 4 3 .667 % behind the line of scrimmage. field was the top defensive Los Angeles • • 5 3 . 625 1h It was one of the few times lineman. Each Monday before practice, Chicago • .. . • . 5 3 •625 'h SUCCEEDS SMITH 1 Hayes awards what he calls Phoenix • . •• . 3 5 .375 2 h PORTLAND, Ore. ( UPU Joe Buckeye Leafs for consistency ScatUe ..•• . . 1 7 .125 41h Etzel, an assistant coach for and great plays. San Diego .. .. . 1 7 .125 4'h five years at the University of Oils Gals Leal Monday's Results Portland, Monday was named One-third of a leaf, for New York 109 Milwaukee 93 head basketball coach to Instance, Is awarded fOf' a (Only game scheduled) succeed Ernie Smith, who died touchdown . That means Otis Tuesday's Games last Tuesday of a heart attack . earned one full leaf for hIs CincinJBtl VII. Philadelphia Etzel. a graduate of the school, three TO's against Northwes· (At Baltimore) also is head baseball coach . tern . San Francisco at Baltimore Hays expec1s all of his SIGNS CONTRACT New York at Phoenix banged-up players to be ready DETROIT IUPJ) - Six-lootSeattle at Detroit for Wisconsin, including quar eight center Erwin Mueller, (Only games schsduled) has coached during moat of dolnt this or that. 1 told him Brown said stofa "has the right their married life "So I don't that he had called the right as a cab man to go anywhere know anything else." place because ... there isn't a "When we first came to Co- wife alive who doesn't occaslonlumbus 19 years ago, it was ally think her husband is a tat. head." Mrs. Hayes made It clear she was not filling In for her husband in her appearance. "I 'm no substitute. I don' t NEW YORK (UPI)-The United Press International top substltute for anybody, not even 20 ma1or college football teams for Woody . I' m here on my with first place votes and won- own." tho lbtldlrS ... llll • ldt ••• ' loam In pro loolboll and , · 1 i • them to win the ~ptcw .... ·" Tho R.ldon !hOmMI""' ...,. Sundlly'a stunnlnt . _ )llfollosopl!lcally. Moot of tho pta"'" odmlllodthoy tlmpJy pllyW 1wo low par, _ . not alert llld • -vod to . _ - turnl,. 1tw ball over so many II'"" .., Jn. terceptlon• and fUm-. "I could stnM II -Jy In the Cook Gets The Job Done &rM& Alclndor. Alclndor blamed himself Monday night after the slt"eaklng Bill Bradley added 19 points Now York Knlckerbockers had and Dave DeBusschere 18 for defeated the Milwaukee Bucks, the Knicks, while rookie Bob 10'1·93, lor their 11th win In 12 Greacen, playing In his first National Baoketbell Association at 7-loot-2 and 225. Reed scored regular season game, topped starts this year. 35 points and pulled down 12 Milwaukee with 18. The Knlcks, now with a 4112 rebounds . Alclndor was unhappy with game bulge over Philadelphia The Knlcks led lor all bul the the fact he had made only out fear of the cards going to SAME DAY SERVICE In AI 9 - Out AI 5 tNt . . !' I court. :..:th:•:r:e•~s~a~l=o~t~o~f~"~J:os:e~-~~290~·~-~H~-~2;•;d~A~v~o~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~ the same men. When mailing large mmbers o( Christmas cards, address the envelope as above , but send all In ooe ! ! lr"""-······------- Amerlean. " Then 1;11tyour card or cards In another envelope addressed to: VIETNAM MAn. CALL, Box 3104-A, COlumbus, Georsla, 31903. "Enclose a dime for each card tor handling and mailing charges. Do NOT put stamps on your Christmas cards, as thll)' are shiwed overseas In ' \ I P-!'1~~----------• Iceman," or "To A Fellow takes out dumb, super.teml- By KEITH WISECUP The Meigs Marandera reaervea -ched by Fentoo Taylor, John Bentley, and Don Dixon ended their seasoo on a wir>ntrw note by edglrw the Balpre reserves S-6 Monday night at Middleport. The vlct«y, which Olllllieted Meigs' reeord at 4-2, revenged a 22--6 earlier lo111 to t h e Ooldon Rockets. The ftred.q> lltUe Marauder& hit hard aD evenlrw long and allowed Belpre only four firat down& and 108 net yard a. Ma~s acored Its only touchdown. the ftrst quarter after tho Belpie sate(ymsn tumbled ·Keith Vanlnwagen's punt and Virgil Phillips recovered on the Balpre 24. Mark Williams ran the final three yards for the 1core. Bob Werry's pass toJtm Morrh tor the extras proved to be tho margin of victory. a. "Unlimited of cards may be mailednumbers to V.M.C. with- ; -·: SHIRT FINISHING PH. 742-4211 YOUTH ASKED FOR JTJ Thia column Ia for )IOIIDI( poQple, their problema and pl_,..s, their troubloa and ton. Aa with the rest cj: lleiOII Help Ual , II welcomes lauglto but """'t clodgo a aerloua quesUon with a bruah-<111. ~OPERATION CHRISTMAS CARD" NEEDS YOUJ Dear Readers: demonatrstor ot Japanese flower arranpmenta, hqhlighted the meetlrw- club atlhemeatlrwconduetedby Mn, John Reese, regional director, IUid hosted by the VInton COUII\Y clubs. Presentation of awards, reciJiidtlon of slate ol• flcera, illltaUation of regiOMl otneero and a talk by Mro. Robert Duranl, ltter,.u-Dy llii\J 8ontlnol, l'amOI"VI'·Middleport, 0., Tutodoy, N""'mber t ' ~· .~·· ' \ ' ,·,· tn- Pomet"Gtl', Ohio- Phone: 99.W ill-'l!lpley, w, \Ia. · ~ ~ an-=21 . • \ ., t .~· \ ' • ·' , ' ~ �,. , .j - , tt., !lal\1 sentinel, l'amcroy,Middlcport, <1., Mrs. Ueorge 5 - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ramlly George tarson, Mr::.. J o h n: lludson; bolo!• to send to soldiers In lng ror 111o Lakin potlents. One VIetnam. Money was contrtoot- new member, Mn. George car.. IUo, Mra:,. John Uoach; in~t:na.­ ltoach, Mrs. J!:v.)Jrn Stewart, · tional relatloos, Mrs. Marsh- ~r'l . Roberta Young, Nr1. Ma· , od !01· Mrs. Clara Wllllamo to son, lolaaoo, was welcomed. all, and safety, Mrs. ltoborta tllda Noble, Mrs. Clara Wilbuy articles -.led b7 sorvCommittee chairmen appoint. liams, Mrs. <.:atherlne swatzel, Young. ed were, better living, Mrs. icemen·. Refn&hmenta were sarvod to Mrs. Oscar Casto, Mts. George Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. John Mc- mombers of the year. Sllo also requested that eaeh ~Fox; eltlzenshlp, Mrs. LawNt:w n.wt:N - ~s ga. president and Mrs . Roberta Daniel Wid Mrs. John Marshall T h e president reminded club member bring two wrap~ renee Roush; cultural art&, Mrs. Lawrence Rou!ih, M r s. Hudson, Mrs. Holen Fell, and . lore came to the MallOn llomc- YooRil the devotlooal leader. Mrs. Roberta Young, Mrs. were voted outstanding chi> members to bring articles for peel poekages to tho next meet- Mrs. John McPanlel; health, Dorothy Cartwright, M r s. Mrs. John loleDsniel, maken llallow0011 par\Jr last Tucodllj', November 4, 1009 The aMUal fall featival of t h e Sa.liabury Elementary S<hool PTA will be held Nov . If at 6:30 p.m. at the school. Commttteea appointed for the event are aa Collows: Ticket aellera, Mr. and Mr1. WUllam Witte, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hoiwer, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dais. Door prizes, Mr, and Mrs. Jeff WUson, Mr. and Mrs. David Slater, Mrs.Franceacarleton. )1188 Rosalie Story, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eblin, and Dr. and Mrs. Joho Ridgway . Flab pond I, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Smith, Mr. and Mra. Jack Welker, Mr. and Mrs. John Blake, Mr. and Mra. Ron- '11olraday evening at the home of Mn. John Marshall , New HaYen. Mrs. Ray Fox, CUf. ON SALE NOW! TUESDAY ONLY! t11n, dlsgul&ed as a flapper of the 20a, made a grand en- trance and won a prize for the prettiest. Mra. Catherine SWatzel, Mason, an Apache or a CherO- MOOTZ BREAD kee, was judpd the most orlg. Judie• Mrs, Oscar -ria lnal b,y cas. to and Mrs. Helen Fell. M r s. Young, Cllltoo, received a prize ror tho ugliest and Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, the moat comic. Others receilling pme prizes were Mrs. George llud11011, Mrs. Jomn McDaniel and Mrs. MaWda Noble. Aller the eueata WlD1&sked. M r s. Young presented the devotionals. Mrs. John McDsnlel exhibit. ed the Maeon Homemakers Serapbook whieh won a blue ribbon at Ma1<11 County Achievemart D~. Mrs. McDsntol was auloted by Mrs. Gordon Young In compiLing the book. During the buslne&s meeting lolra. Catherine SWallel of the nominating committee submitted the alate of olfi cera. Re- 8 ~:ves 1.00 - Ope~ Daily 9.to PHONE: 992·3480 Sts. ' "We Re~erve The Ri NASON - The Woman's Soclolr of Chriatlan Service at Christ U n l I e d Methocllst Cllllreh, Mason, observed Call to Pr~or and Self-Denial on Monda.v evening. Goeot o were women from Albright u n i t e d Methodist and t h e Clifton ebargo. Following a half hour meditation, a program entitled Let the Earth Bring Forth, was pre&elted by Mrs. ~ Prolfltt. Othero partlelpatlng were Mra . Clareaeo Baler, Mrs. Parker Hinzman and Mrs. John Chat. .. : •' 1• 1 t 1 • ' I I Albrlllrt Woman's Society. GROUND APPLES I ONGHORN 1 i CHEESE I BEEF ! ! lb. s~ : THURSDAY ONLY ' : lb. 59e! 59e . THURSDAY ONLY' ! THURSDAY ONLY' NASON BOWIJNG CENTER Oo:t4bor 26, 1969 SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE 1. Ferguson & White, 2, Luellen, 3. Sllamroeks, 4. White & Nelson, 5, Smith's, 6. Ew· 1118 & Shrlmplln, 7. Eagles, 8. Lanier & Newmsn. · High Como - W. Gabr ltsch 177, L Lanter, 209. High Series - E. White, 573, A, L White, 477, Htgh Team Game - Lucifers 664. Hlch Team Sorles - Ferguson & White, 18611. MONDAY MERCHANTS 1. Mason Cc. Bank, 2. Tom Rue Motors, 3.. W. Va. Nat'l Guard• 4. Miller s Ins., 5, Penn Central R.R., 6. Siders St(>p\1. Hich Game - E. White and J. Haggerty, 224. Hllh Serle! - R. Ma son, 598. Hlch Team Game - Mason Co. Bank, 961. Hlsh Tesm Series - Mason Co. Bank, 2859. LOOK AT OUR MEAT SAVINGS! Semi-Boneless, Pre-Cooked HAM 8. J.K.M. n. Hfch Game capehart, 221. High Series- K. Wiles, .559. Hllh Team Game and Series - Coca Cola, 943 and 2616, FROZEN I FOOD I . 12 01 ' ORANGE JUICE . ••••••••••••••••••r1. QUEEN OF SCOT ' '' 'I II 39"" ~ POT PIES ............................. BANQUED, CHICKEN, TURKEY, BEEF 19""~ "'1ch WHITE BREAD .~~M.r::~ ••••••••••••2.~~ 39~ c••· MSICLII ·I co·••. liONS ~ I ·;:~ I I "~ "L I - . . PEAS NORTH STAR ASSORTED 12 pok . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . , . . • • .• BIRDSEYE •••••••••••••••• 1 1 I 1 59.J. I·I ~ ··s·. '·1o'· ol)" .~,. .-J. . pk,.. ; ~I ·. I r-----------------------------------~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I HAM SLICES lb. Slab Bacon:~:;;::••~·49~ • B 691Sl 1(. aeon•••••••••~ ., Wieners.::;~::••••• ~: 59~ Ham Sawiches••:. 9·9~ Chopped Sirloin:~89~ ScatPride I 11 oz. jar Sealtest Grade A •••Of Scot IL 1/2 gallon carton I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lb 49~- Chef's Delight CHEESE 2111. ..1 I I I r-----'------········• NESCAFE oz. jar REDEEM AT MAaK V ONLY COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 9, 1969 ~ ald Brown In& Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman H,yaell, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles WUilams. Flah pond 2, Mr. and Mrs. ~monel Cole, Mr . and Mrs. James Haggy, Mr . and Mrs. Leland Parker, llfr. and Mro. Norman Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold. Kitchen, Mrs. Bel\v Fnlmer, Mr. and Mrs. La,yton Soyre, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson, Mr. and Mra. Ivan CarmiUl, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. llonnld Darst. Dart game, Mr. and Mrs. John Teaford, Mr. and Mra. Ed Ball, Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith. Prayer Service Held Baptlst Women's Day or PrtQ'er was observed by the B. H. Sanborn Missionary So. dety MDnday nliJitt at the Middleport Firat Baptist Church. Let Us Rise Up andllulldwas the theme of the program condueled by Mrs. Milton Hood aaoloted b,y Mrs. Fred Hollman, Mrs. Charles Slmons, Mra. Elizabeth Slavin, a n d Mra. Charle s Edwarda. Tho service consisted of scripture, hYmns and silent pr~er perlods. Mrs. Gibbs was orWJIIlst and the ushers for the offerIng, to go for projecl8 the Baptlst World Alliance, wore Mrs. llabsllo Wlnebromer and Mrs. Frances Bearha. World Communlljr Da,y, s program or Church Women United of Meigs Coun\v, was an- nounced for Friday at llle )tid. dleport First United Presbyterian Church. The event will begin with a sack luncheon at 12:30, dessert and coffee to be served by the host church. Also annotmced were sbJ(\y classes for teachers and prospective teachers to be condJct. eel m the second &mday or each month, at 7:30 p.m. beginning this month. Plans were made to remem ber needy families at Thanksgiving with baskets of food. The love gift was presented and dedicated by Mrs. Slavin a ssisted by Mrs. TOll)' Fow . Ier, Mrs. Hood, and Mrs . Ja. cob Turner. Mrs. Fowler presented tho budget ror the year which was accepted. In a World Where- , waS the theme o{ the white cross dedi. cation. Mrs. David D a r s t, ebairman, was assisted in the service or dedication by Mrs. Richard Owen and Mrs. Gibbs. Tho Thanksgiving theme was carried out In tho table decor. atlons for refreshments servELECTION DAY Dinner, For- ed by the Electa Circle memest Run Methodist Church, stqJ, bers. sandwiches, pie, and homemade leo cream. Serving to begin at lla.ll!. _ . . ANNUAL ELECTION day dlnDOr and supper, 11111ex of ~·­ ~ ouae Presbyterian Church; aer;" vlng boiln• at 11:30 and 4:30 Mr. and lolra. Dana Hoffman, ' p.m.; price $1 per plate. Pie Mrs. Fred George, Mrs. Har. 1S cents extra. 5ponsored by Volunteer Firemen Ladles Aux- vey Erlewlne, Mrs. Joe Bolin, Mrs. Tom Stewart, Mrs. Iliary . Charles Lathey, Mrs. J o h n WEDNESDAY the liar rlaonTucker. all LADIES AUXILIARY of the vUle Chapter, Ordar the Middleport Fire Dept., 7:30 p. Eastern star, attended t h e m. Wedneodllj' at home of Mrs. Thursday session of the Grand Everett Bachner; Mrs. John Chapter held In Cincinnati. Vroman, co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Chester BarnMIDDLEPORT UTERARY ett of. near Gallipolis w e r e Club, 2 p, m. Wedneodllj' at the !lmday guesl8 or Mr. and Mrs. home or Mrs. Carl Horky, Re- Harvay Eriewlne, Rutland. views: .. Conquered Rebel" b)' Mr. and Mrs. James CarMiss Lucille Smith; "The In- pooler and son, Joy, ConlvUlo, land Island" b,y llfrs. J. E. tlar- were weekend guests of Mr. ley. Response, a wonder of na- and Mrs. Homer Parker. On ture. !lmday afternoon Mr. Carpen. WORSHIPFUL Master Hartter returned to tho FederalweD Curd announces regular Hocking High S<hool !or open meeting, Pomeroy Lodge 164, house ceremonies. Speakers F & AM, Wodnoodllj', 7:30p.m. wore Senator Ooklay Collins and at temple. Election omeero, Rep. Ralph Welker. refreshments follc•dut~ meetMr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden 1,.. Master Masons Invited. spent the weekend In Columbus '111URSDAY visiting their son-ln.Jaw a n d WORLD COMio!UNITY Day daughter, llfr. and Mrs. Char6fOII'&Ill practice session, 1:30 les SlmPdns, Charla and Me. Tlnu-odlll' alternoon, Mlddl• IIssa. port First United Prosb,yterlan John Will Is cooflned to the Church. Holzer Medical Center ! o r CA'!110UC WOMEN'S Club, treatment a heart allmenL Sacred Hearl Parloh, 8 p.m. He waa admitted Frlclay. 1burst1ay1 mass at 7:15 p.m., Mr. and Mra. Leo Edwards : lollowed b.Y rosary. are hero visiting her mother, FFUDAY • Mra. Laura Bndbu17, and othSOUP SUPPER, Friday, St. er relallvea. They are enroote Paul Lutheran Church, Porn• thslr home In Now York roy, 4 p.m.; sc::q), sanlbrlches, from to lollaml Beaeh, Fla. pte, cake and bsverago. or or II 1. Four Aces, 2. Sluggers, TUESDAY INDUSTRIAL 1. Coca Cola, 2. ABC Clea.,_ ere, 3. Slsk, 4. St. Joseph, 5. Burton's SUnoco, 6, Barry's Drive Inn, 7. Waddell & Heed, I I I ; I I TUESDAY WOMEN 3. Hit and Mrs., t. Toppers, 5. Al1)1hlut~s, 6. Runaways. Hicb Game and Serie s - D. Ashworth, 177 and 495. Hlih Team Game and Series - Sluggers, 622 and 1772. lb.1 · - I I I W~land, I.AMl8l Bowling .. I ~----------------------~---------- ,•. lb r---------------------------------~-1 lb. Mrs. Helen Barton, J..ile Kinder. Edith F o x, Be11 Smith, Nellie loleKnish~ BaH Kill, IAttlo JohniCOI, Mlde or. lb. UNCLASSIFIED C&i'IOili Rev· Mr1. Bernt eo Winkler, Mi"l. Parker Hinzman, Frances lllftart, Mrs. Lester Zerkle. Ftaileo Oliver, Peggy Crites, Jtlllleo Crites, Lorene llerleso, Elmlce Hart, lolro. R. E. Workaila, lolra. lloooe>elt D a v l s , J!ar0111Y cartwriJihl, lol a r y t:apohart, lolra. James Prof!ltt, LaVera Y-, lolra. J o h n Cballln, Marpret Pickens, Mable JGill1011, Holen Barker, VlvlaD Fry, Mrs. ~ Prolrltt, G~l 'lbomaa, Mrs. F r o d ~cer and Mrs. Clarence Bal. APPLES-··············· 4 29~ 10~ BANANAS.•••••••••••••••••·• " 50 39 . Po'ATOE S••••••••••• . I . Wenflng were Mrs. Joyce loleKnialrt. EdDa li GOLDENRIPE ROlE BEAUTY 11 .. :1 • :!., .. presiden~ Mrs. Fred ~or, appointed a DOIIllnat... lng committee of Mrs. Murl Magee, chairman, Mrs. RnoseIt Davlo, lolro. Glen 1bompIOil, lllro. R. E. Workman, Mrl. James Prol!ltt and Mrs. Lesler Zerkle. Next year tho so. ele!J will bs known as Christ }. SEVERAL.KINDS lin. Tho imit Quantities" ) aeeretary, Mrs. LawRoush. and treasurer' John Marllhall. Mrs. Mason Church Women Meet \ . PRODUCE SALE elected were, president, Mrs. loin. George Hudsonwaselectedvice I We Accept Feileral Food ~tamps a., Fox; rene:~ ~un. ,1 CoHee Cr•11er HoHman quart . Jar Dill Pickles Fra1klln Chocolate Covered Cherries or box Whitt Cross Bl•ch aat. .. ..•.. Dllsy Fresh 1s oz. _ _ can TO CELEBRATE MASON - Mr, and Mrs. Adlai Uevlng will eelebrote tholr IIJ)don wedding am!voraary ilndaf, Nov. 9 with open hoUse 2 to 4 p.m. ( 1.39·· I ten. Mr. and Mra. Bernard Krlnke and sons, Mark and Brent Bellvue, were weekend guesb ol.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Braun and family. They wore joined here (or a visit by Mrs. Krlnke•s mother, Mrs. Frank FerreD d. Cameron, w. va. Enroute home the Krinke family stopped at Olrlo state Unfversity to visit their son , Steve, a freshman there. Recent guests o( Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HUI were Mr. and Mra. Paul Hill and children, David, Debra, Tommy, Paul Richard, and Jack, of Newton, Ind. They al10 visited with Mrs. Mrs. Shields Paul Hill's parents, Mr. and !~~p ~::':n~~~ln:~: Mrs. Ralph Parsell Dies Sunday N"Jght Mrs. Ralph Par&ell, 58, of 3840 Letb Rd., Columbus, the former FrancJs MorrisofPomeroy, died Sunday night at the Riverside Methodist Hoapilal She is survived by her hus· barK!, two daughters, Mrs. George MUner, Renton, Wash. ; a n d Mrs. Jack Ohlemacher, Troyj four grs rxlchildren, al"kl a brother, WUUam Marri s or MlddleporL Funeral services will becon-ducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Weir- Arend s Funeral Home in Columbus. lrterment will be at a Columbus cemetery. Nature's Turning," arranae- menta using h-"est material&. According to the lhow ruleo, each club 11 rosponllblo ror at least alx arrangements In tho class drawn and any Ieos will dl'""allfy the entries. C I u b meiri'bel:s m13 exhibit ln II1J' or all other classes, one entry per class. Plans lor lhe annual Christ. mas diMer to bs hold at the homo ol Mra. Fred BlaoUnar on Dee. 16 were made andnam. eel to the committee were Mrs. J. W, McMurn,y, Mrs. Rleh- laJ .suitable for use Ina 'J'h.arll... giving arrangement lleri>era repeated the · dodleatlon. and devotions were £1~en b)' Mra. BlaeUnar who Ul8d aeripture from st. Luke, Ch~Per 101 aod two roadlnga, S.rvleo and I WUI bs a Good Stunarltan. The b1 Mrs. Tr~ ey Whaley waa (Ia plant ma. terlal for wildWo. She dlapt.,. eel several epeclmens and stres&ed tho raet thai all wildlife needs plent;r or food, ..... or and water at all tlmea Gf tho year. Mr1. Whaley .-eel specimen• of !hom apple whleh Ia ROOd tor game and blrda, autumn ou.. also suitable for , ._ _ _ _ _ _ _;.....;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -am ard Jones and Mrs. Walter THIS CHRISTMAS •.. Grueser. For roll call members displayed a piece of dry mater- Birthday Observed A Halloween theme wa11 carried out for a party honorl..Barbara Grueser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, ThornasGrueser, on her ftllh birthday• Pumpkin repllca cupcakes. ice cream and Kool-Ald were s erved Games were played with prizes going to etch of the children. Guests were Kim aOO Terri Mulford, Jack and Beck)' Hanley, Bernard Wallace, Ricky Smith, Ken McCullough, and Beth Gloeckner. ....-----... Is college a good idea Hl11 fltl liki I kibf••. ib anh yau ••• ,-.iillfl their visit here were Mrs. Ken Nease and children, Teresa, Cindy, &.!san, Julie, D a v i d, .1 Steve, Tim and Scot1;y. college education can be wortb a Mrs. Ken Nease and chilto a youna man. Jt lives him dren spent the weekend in Co. l•h·e edge in IOday's bigbly compelilumbJs with Mr . and Mrs . Roy market. But a college Jooes, Jr . and sons, and Mr. is also veryupcnsive . John Hancock'11 Education Plan and Mrs. Jack Nicely (Mary provides guaranteed dollars to help HUO . They were joined in Comeet college expenses. Even lumbus by Ken Nease who is if something should happen 1o you, oow employed in Akron. your child receives the full value Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb of the poltcy. For all the details, and Mrs. Richard Dugan of contact me : [t~( ~~~~!(~~~f,] Racine Chapter, Order ol the Eastern Star, attended Grand Chapter session in Cincinnati, __Sinaer Sales & Service & llcCalls PattettiS 115 W. SECOND 992·2384 POMEROY, 0. for VOUr son?. Nothing will please him more than a gilt you made yourself! He'll appreciate the love thot went with every stitch. If you haven't oxpsrlencod the thrill of hearing him tay .• • "She made it herself" you'll W<Jnl to start planning today! We hove the makings lor ki1111IY gilts of all kinda. Came •••· GENE RIGGS or 985-3595 Oct. 27-31. Gives Program ed. " Christmas Memory Lane" Ia the theme or the show and the claas drawn by the Pomeroy club for the show was ••Of r~::---":"::------- T. 0. OPEN SATUROAY TIL 9 Plol ~. Let tho Earth Br..L was the theme of ~~'~of prayer and Self-Denial Service held at the East Letart Church United Methodist Church. Mrs. Herbert Shl8Jds pi-~ ' sented the program which opened with the theme song, ho Will Build the World Anew? Participating w l t h readings were Mrs. Earl Adams, Church Community Workers in Town and Country; Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Property Improvements and Community Centers, and Mrs. William Fox, Rural Ufe Training Ministers, Guests at the service were members of the Women's Societies of Christian service ofthe Recine, Apple Grove and Letart Churches. The altar was decorated with w~lte tapers, a loaf of bread and a goblet of wine. The women took their oflerlut~s to the altar and then clasped handa in a show of unity for the bunedietlon. w '' '' "I'm paying less than before." The wide track diamond • nng. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Loar of Wintersville, Ohio: "Our old furnace was dirty, dusty, and a tot of work . . . had to paint the rooms . ev~ry year becau~e of dirt from the furnace. So we swttched to electnc baseboard heat4 years ago We've found the cost very reasonable . . . even cheaper than the old furnace." "We switched to electric heat- and added air conditioning -and pay only $5.33 a month more." SAY. Tl M II': · rrom Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Plngle of Fostoria, Ohio switched to ~~e~rlc heat a~d added air conditioning 2 years ago . W~ re paylng JUSt $64 a year more than we ware payt~g for gas heat alone and we're getting air condtllonlng lor the whole house, too." HAVE YOU HEARD? Spray Starch llall•'s Raltlo "Difference? We don't see any." Auction '"· lt45 A.M. WMP0-1390 Ott,...••••• 1 ll's Quickr It's Convenienl! .C()ME AS YOU ·ARE! THE ONLY Fortune tellen. Mrs. Kenneth Scltes, Mrs. l'hUip Rad ford, Mro. Joe Stanley, and Mrs. 5ole Seelig. Bean guess, Mr. and Mrs. Ned . Swindell, Mr. and M r a. Richard COle. Ring loll, Mr. and Mrs. llollle ltsyea, Mr. and Mrs. George Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reuter, and lolr. andMro. Charloa Lyona. Country store and book shop, The Rev. and Mrs. William Air son, the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Gill, Mr. and Mrs . WllUam Carswell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cullums, the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Brlekles. Milk can toss, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd King, Mr . and Mrs. VIrgil King, Mr. and Mrs . Rol lin Radlord, Mr. and M r s. Blll PIIUlns. SWeet shop, Mr. and M r s . Harold Blackston, Mr. and Mrs. James Will, Mr . and Mrs. Roy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Carper, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy, Mr. and Mr s. Richard Mees. Flytng saucers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burson, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs . Gene Whaley, Mr . and Mrs . Goy M<>ro1s. Balloon mtm, Herschel McClure, BUl Ohlinger, and tlarr y Clark. Doll chances, Mr. and Mrs . Philip Ohlinger, Mr. and Mr a. Harvey Van Vranken and Mr. and loto. Robert Mc Cartney. FootbsU game, Mr. and Mrs. John Arnott, Mr. and Mrs . James Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nottingham . Cake walk, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chaney, Mr. and M r s. Joho Lisle, and Mr. and Mrs. Veroal Well. Twent;y holiday table arrange. ments will be made ror t h e Southeaatem 0 h 1 o Mental Mr. and Mrs. llerbert Raub Health Center In Athens by were Sunday guests or Mr. and members d. the Pomeroy Gar _ Mrs. William McDonald Ql:. .<len Club. lumbus. Plans r 0 r providing the Mra. Albert Woodard, wor _ .CbrJ&tmas arrangements were thy matron or Pomeroy Chap- made during a meeting or the ter 186, Order of the Eastern club Monday afternoon at the star, and Mro . Evelyn La n- homo of Mra. L. C. Karr, Syra. n1ng, tbe worthy matron elect cuse. Mrs. Howard Nolan, co.. attended Grand Session in Cin~ hostesa and vice president, conelnnatllaat week . dueled the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. If¥· Parti cipants In the armual sell and family ol Pomeroy Chrlstmaa Dower show or the Route 2, attended revival serv: Molgo Coun\v Assoetatlon or lees 'fblrodllj' night at South Garden Clubs to be staged Nov . Side, W, va. Bruce lfyaellspont 29 and 30 at the Pumoroy Elethe weekend there with Mr. and mentary School was discussMrs. Bobby Arnold and daugh. or !. 8 oz. size 20 Arrangements Planned for Health ..Center or l~~-~c;!t~-----~~!l!'.~-~!~~!...!..:...'es•••·./_1~·••o,..o•..'_. ·FREEZE-DRIED COFFEE .....-. o., 'l'uoodlll', November t, 1969 .Salisbury Sclwol Festival <Will Be on November 14th Homemakers' Party Proves Spooky Affair ___ ___, ·FARMElS UNI .• •• t , ..... Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fischer of Lima Ohio switched to electric heat 2 years ago. "We thought electric heat would be expensive until we got an esll mate. Our electric bill Ia $30 a month and that covers heating and everything In our home so the cost of electric heat is aboui the same as our old heat." eollectlooo ol. thele llunni"J", matchiq diamond and weddinR rtq aetft iA a joy to behold. And the Arte.rved name inside mum they'll look aa frellh a~d l)eauUruJ on your :. Mth anniW~,.ry •• they will on your ~t. .......,,M}Hit.•H ... . . . . . •• ,. ..... , ...... . ..u. '· You cln enjoy the big d!Herer~ce eltctric heat can make In the Qemfort of your home at very llttft diHerenceln coat: Get 1 tru estimate from us or your Aeddy Kl~owatt Recommended Deater. ' . ~t ,: ·, . .. . ' I ~ .... i {' . i' ·! • •' . • �< EF,I!; AND MEEK 6_ ·n.. Dally SOntiool, l'omcroy·Middleport, wendy Ann Wolle Christened Sunday n., 'l\loidaJ, Nowember t, 1909 Holiday Activities Planned by Club t'hrial~lng rites Cor \VeOOy Ann \VoiCe, rour..monlh-Old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C' a r 1 Holiday plans were m a d e wbon the Rose Garden Club met :..::~..:.l~e home <J( Mrs. Wolfe, were held during t h e Surday morning worship services at the Middleport !Ieath Melhodlot Church. · Tbe Hev. Max Dora hue oftlclated at the christening. Here for the evert were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reibel, Morristown; Mrs. Leo Edwards, New York CU,y and Miami Beach, Fla.; Asa Bradbury, stldent at Marietta College; Janie Wright, student at Ohio State University; Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Dale Hil1, Marvin Hill, Jan Alkire, Racine - Apple Grove area, and Billy Dye, Columbus. Joining the grc:q> for a dinner party hosled by Mr, aOO Mrs. Charles Bradbury, the maternal grandparents, were Mr. arr:l Mrs. C. P. Bradbury art:! ada~ ghter, Mary Bradbury. Again this year the club will assist In community Christmas decorations. Plans were made ror the armual Chrlstmas dinner 8 argainS • AD,d. More.. Bargains In Sentinel Classifieds . . . . · 2,. • .,., ® lot Of Or QUALRJ porlY. Dlscusoed at the meeting was the carnival held ' . $209S 1967 CHEVROLET --Impala 6 Pan. St. Wagon. V-8 onvine, power steer•. at the Tuppers Plains E.lemen- ing & brakes, auto. trans., factory air-conditioned, tary School and the chit's cootrlbuUoos, •nd the regiooal meeting at Lake Hope Satur- new W.W. tires, rodio, maroon fini1h. 1967 FORD --·--------------$1895 GalaKie 500 H.T. Sedan. Local 1 owner car. White finish, blk. vinyl interior, good tires, radio, power steering and brakes. Automatic trans. 1966 BUICK ---------------$1695 Wildcat HT Cpe. White finish. Blk. vinyl trim. Good tires. Automdic, power steering. Radio. da,y. Devotions were given by Mrs. John Arboullh witll gardening hints (or the month presented by Mrs. Carl Barnhill. Several arrangements were exhibited. Special arrangement of the month was made by M r s. James Stout. Mrs. Barnhill judged the exhibits. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Harold Massar. Refreshments wen served to 16 members and one guest. LANDMARK • NO. IT"'oted Oil NO. 2 • fosy Poy Plan O.,re• Day Delivery • ,._.,..d Tle:bots • • Pllall (614) !9Z•ZlU EIPIIT Wlaetl Alltl•llt ~ POMEROY $5.55 SERVING MEIGs, GALL lA 'AND MA5DN CuUNTIU fo:t,'- ~,_ , .......... Jl,.. til' D.ll1 For Sale . ----To Fnm lbiL-IIITftldt COAL, egg-stoker-mine run. Ja-' cubs Cael Co. R~and Tillple. Phone 742-4952 or 992-3t69. I0-3-30te , llle c-. Slnllloot 992-3352_ IQ.-10-tfc WANT AD Wanted To BIIJ Attend Region l1 Meeting Saturday CHINA CABINETS, rCIUIIII tables, old cloeka, elc. Write or call M. D. MlDer, Rt. 4, p.._ 0¥, phone 892-f271. rwo Help Wanted .---------- ----- BEDROOM homo, llvlow room, dln1111 room, hall ad • ..,. -011111 carpo'-1, 784 lleaW llAOTNARS Ph. 992-2143 !'lEW GAS rurnace lnslalled, $295. Terms available. Ph. INFORMATION DEADLINES ! p .m. Doy Beloro P"'-liutlon MoMor D.odll- 9 •·"'· Conullofion• & Correction• services • BUSiness • NEED HEATING OIL? (o and CANAST ~ CLUB MEETS Mrs. David Ohlinger and Mrs. GleM Hensler were guests when Mra. Rubert Schmoll entertelned the Middleport Canasta Club. During the enning's p I a y prizes were won by- Mrs. Rlchard Gress, Mrs. Ohlinger, Mrs. Earl Davenport and Mrs. Charles Bracllury. Mrs. E d n a Fren<h .00 Mrs. Millard Wildermuth were the other players. Refreshments were served by the hostess. -·10 600UT · AN'SLOP '1')1' HCXlG FER ME, HON£YPOT -GUARAil'rEED- w•CIEI SEDICE. PHONE 192·2014 For11te Fastest _ _,, O. ~For:-:S-ale--'-~--=-' Cleland Realt)'l R. H. -Rnllnrs Sons MIDDLI!POIT, SiEGLER GAS boater, 75,000 OHIO BTU, thermomt, fan, used ROUTE 7 - BEAUTIFUL oevon t...'; :,_;__..;...;.;;.._....,.,-r roam brick home, t boclone winter, $125. See at 226 S. Third Ave., Middleport, anytime. 10.30-4tp rooma, wltlt closetl, excellent both, ldtdten with cabl,.. eta aod dlopooal, IIIII boaemont with workohq) rocrea· Uoo rvom,prageanlbreeleWO¥. l'h acroalfOWIII, fruit WMPO INFORMATION NEWS preseats lOCAl REPORTS Mrs. Roy Snowden, presi- Will bo ocnpl•" vnlll 9 ''-'"· f01 BrowneD A.._, Mlddi_..L NEW OIL FURNACE, inalallocl, De~r ol Publication $495, Terms available. Ph. dent, and Mrs. Harvey EriePh. 992-9961 or 9t2-M35. REGULATIONS ~- ·--~6-tlc 992-3352_ ' Tt. P.A:tol"htr rOtOIII'U the ritht 11-24-Uc wine, secretary of the Rutland ' to Mit 01 reject on}' adt d.. _d M· trees, shJ"ut:j)ery, frontporeh 111-10-tfc Garden Club, atteOOed the Re-- jottfionaL The rwf>lither will not aod 1111117 OCher footuroa. gion 11, Ohio.Associatloo of ... •••pontillle lor 11101• thon lEMI - AUTOMATIC riDe, 22 ONCE IN oWn-one'• ll!etlme, EARN $400 BEFORE Garden Clubs, meeting SaturI~ with Phone 843- 20' X 60' STATION, 16' X 42' ~rtunU;y ProsentaltselCRATES CHRISTMAS garage, a 1 x rocm & bath day at Lake Hope. 2476. 10-28-IOtc Foo Wo..e Ad S.nice Here II YINfL 211tor)' frame, Men or women, full or part apartment 24' x 33'. Otnee A third place In t h e state .5 ul1ft ,., W.,d • - i,..ottllon time, earn$50to$150week-----------2 largo bodrooml, both, buildlJW:, concrete b l o c k, award for t h e Meigs County Mi~i..;llll Chef.. 7Sc CAMPERS and true! trallero, parchoa, baa~leYelloL 12 cents ,_, word thrH COI'IIetuly. Worktromyourown)lome, Banner aod COOtlnenllll. ' leaoed. "5,000. Brook• Christmas fiower show of 1968 intortion• . ~00.00 dolm, bolance like your awn hours. Write Char· Sayre, Syracuse. Phone 992... was given. The Rutland Garden tlvo 18 cefttt per WOfd tia COMecuti¥0 lie Penn, P. 0. Box204,Cbilprice, 10 percent to 15 per· relll. S280. 11~ Club members participated In Jnsorliont . cent aavings. ec.ne to Gaul's 25 ,., cent Ditcou• on ,.111 edt Iicoehe, Ohio, 45601. Trailer S.lea. Phone 985 _ the show. Mrs. John Reese, re-end od• JHiid within 10 day1. WE HAVE GREAT NEED FOR gional director, presided at the ll-4·ltc 3832_ Two mlleo north d COAL FURNACE, 26" aolld CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY HOMES TO SELL. CALL US meeting hosted by Vinton Coun- Sl .50 h• 50 w01d ltlinllftUrn. Eo. -----------Chester on Rt. 7. Watch for cast Iron. Complete with TODAY. odditionol word 2c. clubs. sign loft on Couni.Y Road 36. blower. 20 y - guarantee. WIN AT BRIDGE ty Features BLIND ADS or the meeting were Addllio~tt~l 2Sc Chctrto por Ad ....,. 10-5-30tc Roy Arms, M lnersville, Ohio HENRY CLELAND, Brdter the presentation or awards, in- llto-nt . Phone 992-3181 • Ofllce 992-2259 OFFICE HOURS stallation of regional officers, 11-4-31c 55-GALLON drum>, good Cor 8:30 0 . 111 . to 5:00 , .... Doilr 11-2-31< and demonstration and a talk by lslO o.rn. to 12:00 N- s.turd~y traoh, $2.50 each. Pomeroy Mrs. Robert Durant on ''Ikebana 5 HEN TURKEYS. Phone 949Junk Company. LEARN ct homo - In yo1.11. Japanese F1ower Art." By Oswald & James Jacoby 1po1'0 lime, No -~lol •duco2246, 11-+2tc 10..22-12tc tion needed. It'• thnple. Now .. . , Ttlousard thoughts of one so easy ln•lonl Leornlng Method. Write NOR111 (D) f« free broc:huro. 1966 HOUSETRAILER, 2 bocldear, 'POODLE PUPPIES. AKC .A82 rooms, 10x50. In good condi· Otten brlrws a tiny teari COMPUTER COLLEGE mlnlatun, an1 ,._ .75 MASON - Mrs. ~udrey Emlion. Phone 992-6517 or conThoughts go back to scenes OF TECHNOLOGY oervlce aod lfOCIIII,._ ~ tQJ42 ery, Mason COWlty Extension tact George Starcher, Pom- · long past. One .KQI08 Public Square 1104 112-6tt3. 11-a.trc agen~ has invited Mason CounTime rolls on but memories eroy. 11-4-3tc GEO. HOBSTETTER, llrokor WEST EAST Cleveland, Ohio 44113 ty Homemakers to a Christlast. .QJ1074 .K965 mas workshop on Wednesda.Y, REDUCE SAFE and fut with s ROOM HOUSE, both, attached TUPPERS PLAINS - 3 boclIN LOVING memory of my •Ql0932 DRIVERS NEEDED IN THIS Nov. 5 at 10 a.m. at the Courtgarage. Pbone New Haven roama, 0110 Roor plan, both, t97 tl0863 dear husband, Don A. Rice, Gclboao - I I I I I E - V .4 .7653 AREA. Tnln now to drive bouse Annex in Point Pleasant. 882-2670. 11-l-6tp carport, utillt;y. loL who passed away November 4, d.., pUlL flnllasoum semi-trucks, local and over On Nov. 19, Virginia Black -·· RURAL6roomsframo,ceit-11,40tp 1966. the road You can earn over Cram HuntlngtDn will set up MEN'S work uniforms. Size 29J a r , - . clrlllocl welL AeWife, Lorena M. Rice .AKJ84 $4.12 per hour, after short 40. Jef!er's Cloth~ Store, ro. ~50. .__;:;,;..,:___;'--.:....;..;__.,-t members' Christmas crafts 11-4-ltc tAK5 training. For interview and COAL, LUMP, egg, stoker, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at ApRt. 33, goiJ1! toward fair· MIDDLEPORT 6 rOtlllll, botll .AJ92 application, call 1-513-241· mine run. Excolator &!II palachian POwer llllildlng In Both vulnerable 5572, or w~lte Natlomrl4e , __ Worko, hit Main st., PamWeot North South Point Pleaoant, and an the 20th, Safet.Y Dlr~tor, Room 426, · ero,j'., Phone 992-3891. the public will be invited to I WANT to thank the Pomeroy SINGER sewl111 machine, 66 PONEROf - '8 room frame, AJJ!-COIIDITIONING,IIeli1pro,. It Pass 2. 307 East 4th street, Trans8-13-tfe PB8S 2N.T. Pass 3. view the exhibits. class in nice walnut cabinet, both, cloao-ln, ",000. atloa _.tea. Jaclt'o 11*1emergency squad, everyone Pass 4t Pus portatlon Buildi~, Cincin- - - - - - - - - - - - - - On Nov. 21 all homemakers zlg zag,buttAluboler,andmon- RACINE- 3 baclrooma, both, pn11o0, New !fa- 1'111111 who sent cards and flowers, 4. Pass 5N.T. Paso nati, Ohio. 11-:1-2tc JORDAN'S USED clothing, Ba· are to meet at 10:30 a.m. for ograms. Will sacrtnce for gao Door tun.ce. t..rsepr~' ' · especlaUy the Laurel CUll Pass Pass Pass 7• a foods demonstration and simshan-Keno Road. New shipneighbors am trteOOs, arw:i $35 cash or terms. Phone 992delL $6,000. ....Ue Pass 2685_ 11-4-6tc LETART - 5 room tramo, _ ---..,.-----~ ..,.-~~ple lunch (foods from the demOpening lead-· Q ment of men's aOO children's all who helped to make our onstration will be served). clolhi~ Open Friday, Satburden seem lighter in the -----------both, Door tun.ee. $7,0110. -C. C. BRADFORD, Back in 1934, the late Ely urday am Sunday a!ternoons. ELECTROLUX wclllllil ciOOD- SYRACUSE- 4 boclrooma, 11h loss of our husband am NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT 0.,.1111 Sonlce Culbertson invented a bid or In like new colllltlon. !lao botha, prage, 21ota..IO,OOO ther, George Mowery. I0-31-41c Na.10211 ...... 1411121 that he called the Grand Estate of Elsie M. Hart, all 7 clean!~ attachment a, RACINE RURAL- 4 bedrooms, Wile, Gladys Mowery aod Racllla,Oitlo Slam Foree. It was a bid of Deceued sons, Milford and Geroge cord winder .00 point apray, both, buoment. OU funoace. Notice is hereby given that WE'VE MOVED. Barkoroo Ke,.. Crltt IIi odfaa d five no-trump made after a Jr. 11-4-ltc $8,300. will sell to rospanalblo j)ll11;y trump suit bad been agreed Edna B. Cooper, whose Post nels. Scotties, Westles, s-141: Office address is Pomeroy. Uf!'n and asked partner to Ohio, has been duly appointed lor $36-50 caoh or terms ar- HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD~------------Schnauzers, Poodles, Dachsbtd seven if he held two of Administratrix of the Estate of hunds, Bassets and Beagles. ranged. Phone 99 2-2685. ASSOCIATES 992-3325 \READY-MIX CONCRETE clell'" the three top honors in El!lle M. Hart. late ot Pomeroy, Turn right at Torch, Oblo_ 11-l-6tc •vR •cusE orocl riatlt "' yaur proJocL : Meigs County, Ohio, decened. HOME REP AIRS, pointing, cartrumps. Dated thiS 22nd day of Qc. Fourth hovse on right. -----------" " Fall aocl - · Free oltlpentry, shiJ1!IIJ1!, gutter Ely abandoned his own Iober, 1969. ll.ute mateo. Ph. 982o3284, .c;.. I0-31-7tc convention because it was cloonlng, repair and InstallaF. H. O'BRIEN SOLID STATE wal111t steroo llloln Roady-Mix Mldol.just too far advanced for Judge at ttla Probate Court. tion. Free estimates. All coosolo, 4-apeocl lntormlxocl -- -- --- ----Meigs county, Ohio port, Ol>lo. &-30.Uc that early daY., but In the work gua~ by experichan&er, dual volume control, AWNINGS, storm doors and · ·last :111 years 1t has become 10-28 11·.4 11·11 enced meOL Call Chester 985- DAIRY HAND wanted. Must be 4-<~peaker IIOUild aystom. Balwln:lows, carports, marvery popular in expert cir· NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT RON'S FLOOR ani tile, llalbo . able to operate mllkil1! rna- quees, blown and batt tnaula. collect. 4147 ance due $69.80.UseoorUme cleo and has acquired extra Cllt No. 20164 chine. Hause furniahed. Ar1 Q.-22-llltp . . - aoc1 ldtchatl rem payment plan. Call 992-3352. tlo~ Elmer White, sale• rep.. Estate of Allen Dtan Blacll· ramifications. vll Holter, Phone 949-3833. • lal. oalldf. . . CaD7U. In the recent Nashville wood, Jr .• Dtctand 10.$-Ste resentatl've. For tree eltJ... Notice Is hereby given that GUNSHOOT, Sunday, November 11-2-3tc Regional, this convention INt. WSUc mates, phone Cbarlea LWo, Hazel M . Blackwood, Of 9, I p. m. IZ-16-20 gauge. was used most successfully Rutland, Ohio. R. D . 1, has been MAPLE STERE~ADIO, 1969 Syracuae. V. V. Johnson and by Mrs. Robert Howard a~d duly appointed Administratrix Hams, bacona, pork chops, CIGARETfJ,; • 'I• lavel,y maple Dnloh, with AM Son, Inc. $-141: Mrs. F. B. Latady of Bir- of the Estate of Allen Dean oteaks. Racine Gun Clubani ABC &torp~ and FM radio, 4 apealtero, mingham. We don't know Blackwood, Jr., deceased. late 11-4-0tc 1968 COUGAR, 302 eJ1!1ne, 3oo - - - - - - - - - - - - - of Meigs County, Ohio. dual volume control. Balance oa, · - W, VL I'IIGal: jUJt how far into the expert Creditors are required to file II 1111. ........ floor, wide ovals, $1900.1931 THREE consecutive lots ln due 1186.30. Uao ourllmepo.yclass thls puts these n1ce their claims with said fiduciary ANNUAL Homecoming of E,.. Beech Grove Cemetery. Ford, Chevy powered, 90 per ladles but we do know that within four months. ment plan. Call 992.:1352. - . . ···· - ·-- - ·--· -·~ terprlse United Methodist Dated this 22nd day of Ocboth ihe bidding and play cent done, $1000. Call 949- Write William J. Moore, 35 10.$-fic tiiu Church, Surxlay, Nov. 9. Aftwere of the highest order tober, 1969. 2601 after 5 p. m. Riverside Drive, Dayton 5, F. H. O'BRIEN ~ -.rt, Cllllo. 1'11. ernoon service at 1:30 fea.turand the result was a top Probate Judge of uid 10-26-12\p Ohio. 10-29-101< IGIOII :1-lJoltc. score for them. lnt! Uhrig Brothers, Chillicounty The first bid of real Inter- 10·28 11 ·A 11 -11 31c EXCELLENT LOT, 40'ld25', cothe. 11-4-Sip est was Mrs. Howard's fourWATER CONDITIONERS, $8, MDI street, Middleport. AI· FOR lilliE,- ~llu­ LOGAifFIRE.andSofef;J ~ spade call. She had indicated lint, ....... dnlna 4 "' 1~ $10, $15. Sollenero, llltors, so 2 story brick buildiJV.., Sale• and Sonleeo. l!lrLEGAL NOTICE BOB'S REDUCING S.lon and , GOOD 4-boclroom boose. Gar· a minimum by her earher NOTICE ON FILING etc., lllOtiOY bock guarantee. N. 2od st., Middleport. Ph. Of1\ldDI ID lin and lllftV wide. Paul Alder· age, basement, utUity room. Health Center Is """ open, rebid to two no-trump, so her OF INVENTORY AND w. VL 1'111111 7'1W78hbr. C. W. Buck, Rutland, Ohio. 99:1-5251. A..tlable In few dayL Phooe APPRAISEMENT 9 Lnt. to 5 p.m. by ljlpO!ntfour-spade bid clearly 1:10 ar MNIIS, Had• 10-29-30tc prteea .., llPB• ind IIIMI Tbe state of Ohio 11·2-tfc 992-2792_ 11-4-tfe showed the ace as part of ment, 5 p.m. to IOp.m. no ap4-JHrc M till County at lire exlllltdlbora. " -· her minimum. pointment neceuary. Locat. Probatt Court This set the stage for the 192..'1821, Dwllbll.otlll!. To the Executor or Ad · ed below K aod K Mublle FURNISHED aod unfurnlahed Grand Slam Force. Mrs. minlstrator of the estate; to 1042-*ltc SEE NEIGLEK Bodldl. !qlpbl Homes, P o I n t Pleaaa.nt. 1110rtmenta. Close to ochool Latady made it and Mrs. such of the following n are Phone 675-2454 or 675-t020., lor llulldiJw )'CIUr hama. Cl1l ot the State of Ohio, Phone 892-6t3t. Howard looked at her kin~ residents 111-18-Uc viz - the surviving spouse, the Goq Nllfller, Radne, 0. 10-3-tfc . )IAIIIIIION'S TV AND~ and queen of clubs and dub- scq>e. ----·------- .... -- DAILY AT COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Grand Slam Force Makes Comeback ------------ In Memory Christmas Workshop PlannRd November 5 -------- -----Till' m ------------ ------------· --------- --- •s -------------- HOIST ETTER REALTY -t well A~s Entertained . ~~~--=""--!~~c =~~..00.- ld~che"'.:-•"'-1,Sinlces ~ Card c' Thanks ra- eo., -. -------------- NEW HOMES FOR SALE 1. JrWiftod I. Tort 8. So. Alllert- ..mo. CONSTRUOION rtver 4. Lulie•• lloau -------------- nc ,reNd -liiikf 992-3454 . JJlYWIDM;-!'f.,:::!:::...Jc CROSSWORD --------------· madtiJiai LEE -------------- Real Estate For Sale -.... w- SOME READY FOR OCCUPANCY Auto Sales -------------- : WANTED Aoult, afternoons, to work in circulation, including driving light truck. Call The Daily Sentinel, 992·2156, or write same, Pomeroy, Ohio. Notice HIS CAR! AFTER. Gaf{;a anCf Mason Area Informed As ---------- ---- - - ----- - - - -- TWO TO PICK UP 4:30P.M. .' Keeprng Meigs tara• .3 SAID HE'D BE HERE AT POWER OHE'e 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND .-------------- 0~-QH! EI.N.ER I PITY BONI\IAZ WHEN 'lHIU' GAL GETS l}IE 7:50A.M. 4• MINE DAY 912-2151 NIGHT 192-7324 Real Estate For Sale ,__, , I SLOP S.Wice DAY or NIGHT ••. CALL · RAILINGS' SERVICE ••••,., . . . & .... '16 I •.Moolo , SOON AS 6.Bullcllo olollcluo 8.l!'ortu 1.Loan Business Services ··~"' t . oaat lt.- :13. VII< :tii.Pa poiDt Ill. J'rotbs Ill. Keto! tap ::= . _. __ , L v L u. "NIP!"' t1oo - " 18.11101110111 (QIIL) atl. Support Ill. Low-alarto, tL Poruoo 11. Loot For Rent Unocramhle th... four Jumhlea. one letter to eadl equare, to form four ordlnarr words. · Jiouoe 20. Complete S8. ~· !:: :::;.. ...tpmertt. ,...... .... tat an fully went to seven. The play was good also. although we feel that any really good p I a y e r would have taken this line, AI trick two, Mrs. Latady ruffed a spade with the ace of trumps. Then she led a • ,•• trump to dummy's eight, ruffed dummy's last spade with the jack of trumps, drew the rest of the trumps while discarding two hearts from her own hand, and claimed her grand slam. Simple but effective-just try to make 13 tricks some other way! (He,oper E111etptill Aun.J next of kin, the beneficiaries under the will; and to the the attorney or attorneys representing any ot the aforementioned persons: Valentine Well, R . D . 4, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio . No . 19,677 . You are hereby notified ttlat the Inventory and Ap · praisement ot the estate ot the aforementione-d. deceased, tate of said County, was filed In this Court. Said Inventory and Appraisement will be tor hl!arin; b~ore this Court on the 21st day of November. 1969, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. Any person desiring to file exception& thereto must file them at least five days prior to the date set for hearing. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this 31st day ot October, 1969. F. H. O'BRIEN Judge and ex-ottldo I. Q-The biddinK has ht.-cn : W~t Nnrlh P.ast South Clerll at said Court By Janet E. Morris Deputy Cltrk It -• 11 -11 2tc Notice - --- ----------' CHUCK'S can save you 14) to half FURNISHED -.>JlOr Oa~ Child on TV repairs if you bring welcome. Phone 99Z-7075. them ln. Otuck's TV, !52 But11-2-6tc ternut, Pomeroy. Phone 9925080. IQ.-1&-tf< 6 ROOMS, bath. Close to town. Ph. 99Z-2049, 992-2431 after RUMMAGE SALE, Catholic WO5. I Q-2f..tfc men's Club, Sacred Heart Parloh, Nov. 3, t .00 5 In ctl.lrch auditorium, 9 a.m. to t ROOM unCurnlllhocl bauao, 1650 Lincoln Hellllrto. l'holle 3:30p.m. Plenzy otrt'eepork992.387t. 10.:2.uc lng. For rummap pi-p. call 992 - 2825, church rec16t0 LINCOLN Hla., •. roomo tory. and bath, lh buomont. Phoote 10.30.stc 992..2293. 10-30.Ue 1 WILL pick~ nierchondlaoaod take to auclioo .., a per"""" SLEEPING roam with furnace heat. rat! 99:1-5440. ... bolla. Cl1l Jlltl Adamo, U-2-7tc aucttCIIMI', Ru••w rt... · ., n~erhid lulf lh•· udd!>o <~n· with 280e- Wo 110 anywhere. 10-1-tlc Factory Trained Service & Installation Men TfZ-MeJ. 8-11-tlc IFALLOR~ . (I J I I - WITH THIS 51':11NifjH 9e~TA 'IOU MI8Hi \MAI<E OUT AN OU•Aii:IMJ ----:----------~ 3-2kfc -------------Retii& NA- SERVICE. 2112Z. nc- 112 . ; -------....::---....;.- ._~ SEWING MACHINES, oorvlce, jllake.. 982-2284. h Fabric Sltop, PC1110roy1 AtJTOIIOBILE lnal!rallllll baelli Authorlaod SiOWU Sileo and .._led? LGel , _ _ , Sonlce. We lbtpea.Scl•! tar'o B-..? CaliH2 1111. ; an _,., lnslhllCt a.2ktc (.t.wen t '-lOoUe . '-VA: :oat Ja•hlo•n CIAZI llOOD AGINCT SOCIAL Ill. Klllll7 Jfre ei.Mf laid ...... a.. ..... A.wen ........ t . . ia•y , 17.-.r.. . ll.l.oft:J INA lhd ..GO TO ILAZISI" mguphlg tO.Ktptlft U.llopot ..... 41)111"* «.R•rdle ..Old- TEXACO TIMBER FOR SALE ""*' 11 Lo•arJ:Lr.ow . • ' 0ooo lottar o1JDJo!.J llaado far ''Q\'17 .• Ia IIIIa IUiplo A II IIOid tor lllo L'L X r... lllo 0'1, aiL i!11111o · ~ lllo ..,.U. IIIII fW at lllo ......, .u --------"-~-----. Jdldl. IIMil ~&,r Also far sale bJ pnel allotments, all the· timber on iO,OOO lUIS In Gallla and Law· renCICQIIIll•• . f. 675•2460 PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. · 99"-"l8& '-" MIDDLEPORT, .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..._ _ _ _,...,._, ' CIG · H,.QXPR<l IILQXWit;v'QV an LO ll CIW 11.-w-c: Lll . ' (:all Ca41z. Ohio, na code &i4-942·214i, " f;"H; llol;ttJ or ·~te to Hanna Coal C• ;-. PartY, c.-11, (lhlo, .4.U07 •J, ,. a" uaa oo4t ..u.. uw "I wt. & a:nt a trt' 12. BLII:QXQVWit XPLrVPX QJI IOWIIVH I L--...---.-----.....,--------- 1 DAILY C&iri0111101'1:-P a'• 11aw to 1Ndll&: AK'I'DLaA&I:B The ~Ill $111 all the Umb• on a 43 acre pnel locattO O!l Will's Hill Road, SallsllurY To•nlhlp, Milas Countr. FURNISHED HOUSE. 3 rooms ROOM 'FOiC2-Iemaie Piliienta, and beth. one perooo pr.. bedfast or ambulatory. Syra!erred. Phone 99:1-5592 after CUie Nurslrw Home. Phone 5 p. m. 11·2-trc 992-3707. 11-2-3tc 2951. - 4f". Pee!teep . .lie tlonta. Phone Maoon, 7735185. Hl·8tlc • ------------ ..... -------------- 4N.T . 1. Pa!t! Pa"'i 5. Pa~ ROOF REPAIR ani t l leU You, Snuth, hold : tow; lloo Interior pllallowlllll .AKKU.AZ t:l oloAK754 TllAILEII LOTS, llolt'a Moblfe· reJIIOdiltow, 117 cMrlet. VACANCY tor two alderb' What do you 1l1o ~< · • ... ., Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on Free ootlmato. Pllono 982plo. Preler prl,.ll paid po. A-Bid l'iix ~dm;. V••u have State RL 124, Phone 992- ;. PaM TRU$1 YOUR HOME HEAT TO••• .:Z:..;I:..:R.:...P.;;E-jf--.,.-..,.~ I rf... "i,A 1\. I, 1 , ' 'I rXL· re--------<l!l HE'S PAPER· ·6RfAT... �·'' ~· 8 -Tho Dally Sentinel, P'UIWIO "'ddl-'o 0., HosPITAL NEws ' ' 'l'UoodoJ, NcnOIIIbol: 4, lteG I News... in Briefs Clinic on Two Statewide Issues Face Voters 1 '' Ru~sell, Mrs. .. ' ~ ' (Colll!nued from p llolze< Medical Center, F!nt Ave. Genen.l visiting hours 2I and 7-11 p.m. only, MaterniiY vls!t!ow hours 2:30 to 1:30 p.m. only. Parents only are allowed on Pedlatrks Ward. Admlssions Publlcation oC admissions Is prohibited until further notice. Births Mrs. Conrad D. Berkley, Pl.. T wo Dat es e I) 18 111-15 morch on Wasb!Jwton, Pre.idmt get. Melis Area tarmora /au IJIUWflr Conglomerota threaten closed ay.tem Graveslde rites for Teresa Dawn Hawley, !nfaot daughter of Norman and Lynda Sue Dun~ WASIIJNGTON - A GOVERNMENT STUDY warned ~ aeeeleroting corporate conglomeration was n18b1Dg the United States toward "A closJd economic syatem 11 nm by and for the moguls ol a lew hrige COJ1IPIIIIes. It called for a crackdown under the antitrust lawe, tax reforms ••To remove incentives for merger acUvtt;y," 111¥1 atrict rules to change accounting practices the report said were used to eoax mooe,y from lMocent lnveatora under false pretenses. The 700._ report was prepared by the stsff of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) under the gulrlanee or Willard F. Mueller, who sold "In "-eeedented fashloo, the current merger movement Ia centralizing and consol~ ldsllng corporate control and decision • rnai<ln!l among a relatively few vast corporations. The share of manufacturing aosets held by the 100 larpst corporallono In 1968 was greater than the share .... held by the 200 largest corporations ln 1950,'' meaning that big firma swallowed up the huge U. S. Industrial growth or the last two decades and then some. lee Hawley, O!!ver SL, Middle- Polite caverilliJ'J<D detected Discharges Mrs. Robert Burnett, Mrs. Herbert Dl!Til, Mrs. Gerald C. Ebltn, Mrs. James E. Martln. Carl E. Ri~l, Mrs. Clarence J. Sellers, Russell E. hw, Mrs. Claude Slag)e, Irvin L. South, Mrs. Effie F, Thomason. Mrs. Donald fowler and infant daughter, Mrs. Edward J, Hussell and tnfari twin daughters. Graveside Rites Are Held Tuesday port, who died &mciay night at Hoizb< Medical Center, wore held at 10 a.m. toda,y. Ofllclatlng at the services held at Miles Cemetery WBIS the Rev. o. H. Cart. Besides the parents, the in. fant is survived by grandpar. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hawley and Mr. and Mro. W. 11. Dunlee, Mlddl-rt, a n d gre~~.t..grandmothers, Mrs. Ha. zel Duncan, Glouster; M r a. Phoebe Lee, Middleport, and Mrs . Sparkle Hawley, Athens. Several aunts and uncles also survive. • -.., -r CLEVELAND - IIYPOCRISY BY LIQUOR.VRINKING edults has caused :rOWII persons to reject warnln.gs about diUg use, Dr. David Smith, director of the llalght.Ashlm'y Clinic in Son Francisco said todAy. "Because we have lied to them in not admitting alcohol is a dnlg and many adults abuse it, the young people disbe· Ueve everything we say about the harm of using drugs," Smith said. He was here for a three-day drug seminar which began Monday. Smith said honest drug education, pointing up the problem or all intoxicants, and lz'eatment IaeU!ttes for those who overindulge are needed. Sewer (Continued from page I) Columbia Gas Co., Inc., oo a new gas contract ln the viiPLAN RUioiMAGE SALE !age. A nurunage sale will be held In ac::cordanee with recomThurodllf and Friday beglnnjng mendations or a committee at 9 a.m. each day, the Smith headed by Councllrnan Rizer, ~ding across from the Trin- the new contract wUl provide icy United Church ot Christ, for • chargo ol 30 cents per Pomeroy. The sale is sponsor- 100 cubic feet of gas for the ed by the Forest Run Metllo- first 2100 cubic feet during the u; first two years or the cootract. h is now 30 cents for dist Church. REVIVAL SCHEDULED The Rev, R. D. Brown oC LangsviUe will serve as eva. ge1ist for revival services to be held at the Danville Wesleyen Church from Thursday through Surd&~", Nov. 16. services be at 7:30 eac:h eYening. Music will be by the S!rwlni Weo vera. .,m MliGS TH£ATill the first 2000 cubic feet. The eharp tor over 2100 eub!e !oet will be 9.5 ceDis instesd of the present 9.1 cent& for the next approximate 7,000 cubic feet of gss used. casaell wi!l have a new ccmtract drawn up. BWs were approved for payment. Othen lrtf.erMUnS the meetIDg were Cooncllmell Bob Hy. ..U, ROll Reuter, 8Dd Luelell I'Wlln end Clerk Jane Wal- ton. TO"iiGHT, HOY. 4 .. STAR" T •chnicalor Julie Andrews Richard Crenna C.lorcartoon: Stuck-Up Wolfe SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Woclnosdoy & Thursday Nov. 5-' MOT OPEN Weather Mostly cloudy and quite cool with oceastonal rain today, but end!JV In the west by eveniDg and in the east by late tonlilrt. Highs late l4day will be in the 40s end I<Ms tonight in the 30s, parlly cloudy end warmer Thurodllf. Is there an antidote for new-car fever? Paris selves dollara by attendlnl the mayoralty conltolt In Cleve· Solis • Crcp Procluctkln Cllnle land, Deyton and Toledo. tid _.... F-'•·- Nov 7 8Dd About 2.100,000 voters were 1 ...._. """"""' • expectad to tum out for the off. Nov. 21 at the ~1eopal Par. y - balloting, approaching lhe lab House, East Main st., Pom- 1965 odd-year record of eroy. 2,795,892. C. E. Blakealee, county ex.. The major statewide 111ue on tenolon agent, agriculture, oald the ballol was o oorlllllullon•l tho moetinP will be !rom 10 amendment giving 19· and 20· a.m. to 3 p.m. each ol the year olds the right to vote. Pre· two days. A noon box lunch may election survey1 showed the be reBOrved by calling the Ex. proposal hed o good chence ol tenolon Ol!loe. passing, ollhoUVh the margin The sesaims this we•. Fri~ was expected to be narrow. day, will have Dr. Edward W. The other statewide question stroube and Dr. Sanllel W, authorized elimination of a douBone ol Oblo State Unlverslt;y ble election to fill vacancies In as the apeciaHsts. John F. UD- major state offlcea. It was ex· denrood, aree extenolon agent, peeled to be approved by o lgJ'QDOIIl)", will be aaalatlng. wide margin, since It faced no Methods <t weed control end conctrledopposlllon during pre. their comparative effecUvenesa election months. Mlyor Race Watched will be diaeuaeed by Dr. Drawing the moat widespread stroube. Dr. Bone will explain a n d attention among the local races wes the contest btttween Cleve· demonstrate h o w various practices should be ~s'.ed ac. land Mayor Carl B. Stokes and his Republican chelleng&r cordiDg to soU. lis will comCuyahoga County Auditor Ralph pare no-tillage and <llllVentlonPerk. al tillage methods and alao will The Cleveland election took discus a managlna water for op.. on nationwide significance as Umum growth of m>pl. Stokes, the first Negro mayor The cllnle Is open to all in- of a majw American city, teNsted people. :tleriff Rd>ert Hartenbach's Dept. lnvosllgated three accidents Monday' The fi<st occurred at 11:30 a.m. on CGunb' Road s, one- tenth ol a mDo swth ol Route 12t at uThe Crot~roads• when a ear driven by OrvDiaN-, 51, Pomero.r Route 4, went orr (Continued fromll0£0 I) U.S. withdrawal over a period the right side of tho road end over an e.mballlanent. of tlm~lth honor. Nawer received lacerations In effect. he has come to ol tho bead and chest and neek terms with reality. He recognizes the United !JUurles. lie was trested by a States must ge1 out of VIetnam Pomeroy pbyslelan. within the next two or three Middleport ftremea w e r e yean to avoid an explosion at called to the scene wh,.. It home and that there Is little was reported that the vehicle ~ of doing II ot the was m fire. However, the eaU nego11atlng table. was cancelled when it was deWill Pull OUt termined the report was false. His formula for disengage'The second accident was at ment say1 to Hanoi: Give us a 11:40 a.m. Monday on Route 33, virtual cease-nre tor a while TciUr.tenlh1 ~ a mile north <t and we will pull ou1, loving It Route 681 at Darwin when a to you and Saigon to settle your ear driven by Darren Eugene differences. Norris, 18, Recine Route 2, Nh<en'S hope II lhol Saigon tore wt 60 leet or guard raliwill be strong enouvh by then IDg. to strike a good bargain on Its AccordiDg to the report, a own. But whether 11 Is or not, the sultcaee to the ear feU from United Statu will have with· the seat and Norrla, attempt... drawn gradually on the as- IDg to stop the fall, loat con. sumption lhel Salgoo hal been lnll. Heavy clsmagos were inbuilt up enough to take care of curred to the vebleles in both ol the Of18...Car accidents. 11selt. The third accident ...,.rred This would enable the United Stiles to feel II had fulfilled Its at 1:30 p.m. in &YracuBO at the commitment. Nixon stated In totenection <t Ajlple and SecJuly at Guam-end repeated ond Sis. A car driven by MaMonday nlght-thll Allan no. bel C. Pld<ens, 60, &fracuBO, tlons must be able to handle traveliDg scuth on Ajlple St. their own defense except tor ran a stop ~ and Into the massive attacks by nucleer side of a ear driven by Linda powers . S. Lavender, 20, &vraeuse, trav. eiiDg west on Soeond St. JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE MIDDLEPORT, OKlO .._.., Fldenl Deposit Insurance c..,.rltlen ESSEN IN EUROPE V!ENNA (UPO 0 hio Scbools 91pt. Martin Esaex, here u representative of the U.S. State Department, planned talks this week with ol!lclais of American aebools In Europe end Aala about the latest e<1f. eational developments. He was to return to Coiumbul Frida,y night, Property Transfers Helen Bradford, dee. to Wal· lsee Bndi'ord, Elizabeth LohBO, Otis L. Bradford, Alan P. llnrJ. Cord, aatd. foc trans., M1dcfle.. port, Sallolm'y. Elizabeth Lohse, llorold Lollse, Otla L. Bradford, Jean A. Bradford, Alan P. Bradford, Ruthetla Bradford to Wallace Bnulford, lots, MiddltPOrt. Alvle Portl'"', Anna Mae Part!'"' to Slate ol Vhlo, ....,. BE 'IJIRlFl'Y SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS West Columbia United Methodist Church with the Rev. Charles Simons and the Rev, Bernlee Winkler olflclstlng.Frlmdo may call at the Foglesong Fu. nora! Home after 3 p.m. Wedneodllf until 12:30 1hlrlldsy when the body will be taken to the church, Burial wiU be in Kirkland MemorW Gardens. ELBERFELDS IN POIIROY WEARING APPAREl. FOR YOUR FAMILY RIRNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOllE NOW TOTAL DISCOUNT ear TO SAVE YOU · ONEY Vanik (Continued !rom llOI!e 1) . leaders to be present to beer the Instruction to be riven 011 precinct orpnlzationlllnd rata.. to& registration and 110110ral ocUviUes plala* for a vietdrJ In the 1970 elecUoo. Wingett sold all reservations tor the dinner should be sent to WOllam llofllnan, NeiiOII· vllle, or Tom Cody, Box 2, i A-•· by Friday, , '•'l'bU l& a very lmportant meeting to prepare for noxt year'• election. The people ol the 13 llwthalltern Ohio countlea deBOI'Vo a honest end reaponalve government llhlch will fallO Ill roiiiJOIIBibWtiel a n d meet the needs <t the people." Wlnptl said. SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD IT FOR YOU! 1 . 11,~ }V' 1\\~ ~~ MAU 1'l¢'~ HOISIIAN DOOLS ~~~ '' iiS ~f; a r j -·"' i• 1il r~r·: • • · TOYS · · · =-~:PICE PLAY-51001. =:::e. 8101HEIS IlLll)N-IIAIUY MOORE'S IN POMEROY 124 W. MAIN Plf. 992·2141 . OPEN FRI. TIL,. 8-SAT. TIL 9 "••• For '-' ~vii.,., , ..,4fter Yllr Collins,Werry.anu • at y Devoted To 1Jie ln~Netu POMEROY.MIDDLEPORt OHIO VOL. XXII NO. 141 ~ .... . . cr, ,r Defeated -:' ~) "' "·~ 1: ·" ~ .. ur Votes en tine . ·<"' lin$ north on Rt. 33, A car driven by Edward Grllllth, 70, 1.AJng Bottom, was traveling on 33 end attempted a !eft band tum onto Route 7 in front of the Mitch vehicle. 'lbe CUI ltn1Ckheadon 1 Pomeroy pollee sold. Both vehicles WMO demolished. Miss Mitch was removed to the hospllai by Trainer WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER~ 1969 PRICE 10 CENTS South Takes Voters of Meigs County ap· proved 10 tax levies Tuesday. Winning especially strong support Tuesday were operating iax levy renewals In ihe three school districts of the c:ounty and a new threequarters of one mill levy for the mentally marded program the only levy upon which the entire county voted - was also given a comfort•ble mergln of approval. There werl 3,376 votes cooling btllots In fovor of tho county-wide retarded program levy. There were 2,115 against lt. Hoving the most dllflcully among the 10 levies was a onehalf mill new levy for current expenses In Orange Township. According to the unofficial tally, the levy possed by one Middleport bad .., nee• In TueadQ'a election. ThOra were four condldates for ....,cll, all incumbents, with foor aeata to be Blled. Votes received by each inelude Dovld Obitnger, R, 3011; Richard W. Vaughan, R, 276: John W, Zerl<!e, R, 265, end Clill:ord Slumbo, -penclon~ 250. James E, Browlngtm re. celved 234 voteo for electkln to the 1loord or Pub!!c Allain. lis waa unoppoeed. In Racine, live condl-• sought the fwr seats to be flU. ed on village council. EJected w e r e Lawrenee Wolfe !57, Albert D. lUll lit, Grace Roush llo, aod lfute Roush ll3. The loaer wu GaM l30r>s, with !OS. lflrrlot S. Nei.gler received 122 votes for treasurer and Dale F. Bo7d received 99 votes to be elected to the Rae!ne 1loord <t Pub!lc /if. fairs. Both were """''IJINd In &vraeuse, there waa only one candidate lor council with leur seats to be t1 !!eel. AI o re8Ult there were 47 names (Continued oo page 1\ A lew showers ol rain and soow mixed mainly In eastem oreas tonight. Colder tonight, clearing In western counties. Lows from the IIIPOr 20stomld 30s. MOstly 111111111 and warmer on Th.ursda,y. DEATH CAR - llathryn Mitch, 53, ol Pomeroy died oC ll\lurlaa sulfered In U. a'*> above which collided with another vehtde at 5110 p.m. Tue&de.Y at the Intersection of Rta. 33 and 7. approved a one.half mill fire protection renewal levy, 418-113, and Orange Township voters favored a one-half mill renewal, also for fire protection. 136-70. In Scipio Township a one mill local and the Eastern Local strongly back of a new two mill School Olstrids favored school tax for fire protection, 1.48-59. operating levies both In Chester Township, voters 1, . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . i ~l!i! I,. lnlerell in Election ] ..., .,_., ~ Be t a ••• Garbage District Two Fined biVJ renewal levy tor fire protection Ma;vor Leaar was approved and e159·99 In ·; Syracuse VIllage a three mill renewal levy for current Two persons were fined and operating expenses won firm three bonds were forfeited by support, 189. 76 . Pomeroy Ma,yor Charles Le.. · gar Tue&da)' evening. Q Of the B'end M'' ,.. ~·' '" j ' . • Atha ~burn, 54, Pl. Pleaa~ ant, was tined $125 and. costs on conviction or driving wblle into:dcated and Templeton Grue. .aor, 19, Pomellflr, l10endeosts for speedln&. Donald Cremeans, no address 1 reeonled, forfeited a $2> bond posted for open flask and John By Bob Hoeflich . Wanamaker, no address record. ed, forfeited a $25 bond for disturbiDg the peace, one of $:;0 The Chester Elementary School PTA is putting all its eggs for resisting arrest in one basket as far as major money - making projects are co~ ce<ned this yeer. On Saturday, Nov. lo, the gr014> wlllstsge a falllest!val1t the school. Mr. CartoonoiWSAZ·TVwillbeon hend lor the evening and will show cartoons as well as otler membership cards to r-Jthe youngsters attending. Three persoos were fined and There will be a country store whlchwillfeature, among oth- the bond of a fourth was forer things, some attractive Christmas decorations and sweet ci- felted by Middleport Mf3or C. der. There will be a number of games operated durift8 the even- 0. Fisher Tuesday evening. Jordan, 129, and James E. ing including a fish pond, dunk for apples, basketball toss, and Fbted $10 and coats each on Gaston, lOS, elected. Third was pound the nail, to name only a rew, A pocket lady will be reatur~ convictions of speeding were Glenn Turner with 81; Alva edanddoorprlzeswill beawardedeveryhalfhOUr-youmustbe Alexandar K. McClung, 71, Rupe, fourth, 80; Glenn R. present. to win, however, Hartford; Herman A. Taylor, Cline. fifth, 31, and qarence E. The entire evening will get wxlerwl)' at 4 p.m. with a jitney 31, Pomeroy, and James D. Fraley, sixth, with 30. sq~per to be served urtll 7. The carnival operation wtll be from Wieklille, 25, Raelne. Eugene Letart- Don R. Hill, 16<, and 7 to 10. E. Davis, 46, Racine, forfeit~ Roy Pear5on, 153, elected. ed a $18.70 bond posted oo a Third place was Howard Norris AND, ANOTHER GROUP WILL be stsging a public pancake charge of rumlng a red !lght. with 105; fourth was James this Friday. •upper Junior Spaun, 90, and Everett It's the Middleport • Pomeroy Rotscy Club and the event is Ransom, fifth, 24. Olive Township - Alvin set for Heeth United Methodist Church in Middleport !rom 5 to 7 Reed, and George W. Reed, p.m. Jack Robson will be chef, assisted b)' John C. Bacon. Other By United Press International 254, elected. William Connolly club members will be assisting in various capacities. Admission Is $1. The club is active with the crippled ehilThree school districts wil! (Coot!nued on page 13) droh's prosram, the Mei&s football appreciation dlnnor and the shut down classes as the re. Esster Egg Hunt, so all proceeds will come in bandy. ault of school levy defeats TuesTickets may be purchased at the Citizens' National Bonk, day, another wil! close In spite Bahr Clothiers, Baker Furniture, Werner• s Radio, and. at t h e of voter approval and a dozen door. more districts face a bleak school year because of rejecMRs. MARCIA HOBSTE'ITERhlghl.Yeommendedy~sters tions. who took part in trick or treat activities on Lincoln IUD. There Ne;;tuu Falls and Lakewood were quite a numborcallfJVatthellobstetierdoor. Not only were Local ol Ueklng CounC,, and there no dlaturblnces but Mrs. Hobstetter aid the YOW'II'Bters Evergreen Local oC Fulton wue almost, without exception, quite rnannerl.Y. Couni.Y were among those disOf eourae, there's always another side of the picture and tricts llhlch will be forced to this one Isn't so p!easaot. close. For the second year• the home of Leo Crew has been bornFremont schools w i I 1 be e!oeed from Nov. 14 to Jan. (Continued ~page 8) There were 5,949 Mel&• Countlans at the polls In Tuesday's election. This was allghtly more than the comparable year Novemher, 1967, when 5,862 wted, but cons!de<abl.Y less then another comparable year, November, 1965, when 7,602 voted. Meigs County supported the Vote 19 issoo yestenlay 2,· a 95 to 2,3 72 and voted ln[avorofthe appoirtment amerdment, state Issue n, 2,236-1,449, Eleven of Meigs County's 12 townships had trustee races Tuesday. The only township without a race was Salem. candidates Worthy Bright and Harley E. Grate each received '"' votes. Two trustees were elected In each of the townships yester· day. Results of the races, K · cording to the unofficial tally of lhe Malgs Boord of Elections were: Lebanon Township - Robert L. Fitch, 133 votes, and Lawrence Johnston with 105, ·elected. V - received by other SAIGON (UPI) - The SOUth Viatllamose &l'll\Y bas taken over the ll&lrt apinst the 7, 000. DIID Communlat threat al0111 the Co-an border in ~ the llllrest teats ollll eom1\lt abiUC,. Mllltary oourees oald lllciQ' 2,500 govemmeat lrGopl batlied put ot tho North VIetnamese butk\op all day Tuea.. cloy, kllljnB 80 guerrlllos while IDIInB 24 deed 8Dd 38 WIJUIICied ibamiOivoa. · The Salton ooldlera - two iql'anlr)' bottalloaa, I b•UBUon and an annonc1 caval. ey· battalion - were ralllod IIIlo the bordor lllaNends 120 miles - - s t ot s.tp Ia the put lbreO dayo, U. S. warplaneo 8Dd llrti1. l017 Wiled the SOUth VtetnameBO but 111 lorp Amort. ~yntto !'Ire Involved In the - the ~~ Prnldent ~ .11 almt~r ror In h t s '\\'~' program, » •. • I • candidates Included Theodore Wllllord, 9'1; Jim Patterson, 81; Clinton E. Johnson, 74; John Lawson. 57; J. W. Scerbrough, 17. Frank Cornell received 22 write-in votes. Bedford Township - Fred A. Eastman, 130, and Charles Williams, 135, elected. Third candidate, Norman Wood, received 115 votes. Chester Township - Charles Bissell, .m, and Arthur Orr. 235, elected. Running third was John J. Rose with 179 and fourth was Milford Frederlek with 151 , Columbia Township- Arnold Three Fuaed by Middlennrt Mfi!W>r Three Schools JO•. Gribhs Vows Unification· oro oorYinl on the All - Trustees Selected Over Border r- • Weather Local ! . ~ !l t) die reault ol Tueodllf's electioo. FJve candidate& were eeekIDg the four 11e0ts to be Wled, Mro. Elma Rusaell, Republican, who has served as treasurer a Jallllber ol yeara, led the votiDg with 366 aeeordiDg to the Wllllf!cW tally. 8eccnl end third were Don. old E. Collins, incumbent Repdlllcsn, end Ralpll Werry, a Democrat, recelviDg 365 - · · Fourth liBS toeumbent Lucien I'Wlln with 313, aloo a lloplbl!cao. Defsated by four \'Utes was the new couneU preSIdent, Franklin Rizer, R., who bad 309 votes. The fourth ln. eumben~ Roy Route<, did oot lOOk reelecUoo. Phyllls Hennessy, a Democrat, U"'PPPeed lor: villsge treasurer, received 362 Yotea. Elected f"'\ the first time were -.nbers ol the or PubDe Alralrs. They are E. F. Rabinaon who received 445 wtea for a two year term and James H. Slepl>on1011, 315votea, ODd William G. Baroni ell, 314 totes, both for touryearterma. School renewals - by more than two· to .one. Meigs Local voters Distrlct voted almost 3·1 for a approved a three mill renewal four mill school operating levy . levy 1,831 to 790 and Eastern For It were 1,125 votes com· voters backed a similar pared to 391 against lt. question 85_. to 35... Voten of both the Meigs Racine VIllage voters were votSeo,u98-the"'rn. Approved A gsrbage and refuse disposal district was estsbiiTuesday by the Melsa Counc, ~'!a=e~~;~ the distrietwasapprovadafterJoaepb C. Sj;Mmkman o( the Ohio DepartmerJt of Health and Dale Dutton ~the Meigs County Depa.rtment ol Health emferred hlformal)y with the boardontbe matter· Di8[0Dsltion ol gsrbogo In Ml!lao Count;y 11a1 been a con.. troverotal iiRie since the Drll of theY'!'" when new laws went Into elfect requiring that solid wastes be burled. Middleport has been the only commurd1;y even attempting to establish a land fill dump. li is reported that under the new garbage disposal district, federal funds may be avallab!e to help delray costs tovotv. ed in setting up a dunp. BUI Child• of the M!Mloport PlamJng CommisalCII dla.. cussed with the commtslioo Ute $500,000 allotment awarded the coonQ- for construcU.on ol access roads. At present, otriclals ot the towns and coun1;y are discussing ways of spend.. ing the sum, but no deeisi.oo has been made. Bllls were approved f o r payment. AttEnding were Commissioners Charles Karr, Robort Clark end Warden Ours, end Clerk lllarths Chambers. to Shut Down 5, aiUtough voters approved a 9.6 mill levy. Schoo! olflclais earlier amOWiced the shutdoWn because taxes from the new levy oould not be collected un. w 1970. At least 12 other levy reIJIOsle were re.iectecl. They were Lancaster, Warren, MarR Uns Ferry, Mentor, Uma, Newark, lflrri8011 Local (lflrriaon Count;y), Perry Local (Lake Count;y), Alexander Local (Athens Coun1Y), Rontatown (Portage Count;y), Willard and North Baltimore (Wood COIInt;y). Southern Board Changes The Soulhern Local School OisfTid will have three new COIIIII;y 111erllf RomanS. Gr!bbs bolrd o1 educollon mom bon pledpcl toda.Y to "tum thl1 ei· next yeer as a reault of a 10-way tJ oround" end unite <aelall,y race for three seats at disunited Dotrolt after oarrow• Tutlday's election. Jy defeat!JV o Negro Ojlponert Tho unofficial cOIHII of tNt ~ become mayor of the oation's Meigs County Boord of Elec· fifth' lsrgost city. lions r o t - oorly this mor· "We shall have unlQ," the nlng named tho three wlnnero 43-yoor..oJd attorney told his as Clarence wHh 418 ebeeriJV III!PPDrierll. "I will be vofft. Chorln F. Pyln with 422 MJOlor Of all the people." and Dlnnlo . Hill with 421. Ill a clill: • ~ election Placing fourtt,, !~<cording 1u llolt undecided 1!11111 t h • the unolflclli fig- Ann laat wtea wore counted, Cribbs L. l1oso with '10 Howard odred WQno Couooq. Audltol' Erwin, filth, wHII 4116. Rlebarcl H. .,.stln, 1 .,... • time OlherCindldllollorthithrtt bootblaek. w h o won :.... most IMis 10 btllliod'"" ~ 'volel ., . . ,. . · . ,. ·'' ·. · , . · . , '· ; votes Ill tloo Sopt<lni:ei'P rlrnary Include t:horlel , D., Hamilton • '.t.'1111S WAll ~ ~ Of!}'PMEIIqY'S Jllilll St. .'f'II*ICIII> w11on reoorlloel~ ~k &at to be<:ome the Motlll"clcy~sttr1t 395 1 Rog,er G. Thein 367, 'll~•.~c!'illiPiiW Wls billili IIPilllod to oeetl1110 !fhli:h bad booio di!IJ Ill tor ~ layiQ8 ~ . m•Jor blsek eo,ndldate '(Or moy. ,Frederick J . Stobert J.f/, Dovld W.' <;)eland 232, ..... Goerge · 1!111111!.4'ii!Qsel ,aystam lines. Gontnl ro"""'el,.'liiil follow ..,... " " . ·• ' ' or. }: ' ov'. · ·t~\ ;1 • ·~ ( t ··.t,r. ·· ' ' J.· ,r 1, I • '0 I , ) . ' ~ 1, ' • 1 , ... '' ' •. j• ,. ·"' ·' .-\' ' ~'I • "t' ' ' . " .,.. ,,• DETROIT (IJP0 - W a y n e u.- William Cundiff 211. Three lncumbenta of the Meigs County Boord of Education were reelected. They are Herold R. l.ohH who was given 3,136 ~; Vlf'1lll I. Atkins wHh 2,697 and ~ A. Perry with 1.972. The fourth candidate, John William Blaellnor, received 1.7.. votes. Eastern Local District with two seolo to ba filled oleclod I. 0. ~ wllh 617 votes ond Oris L. Smith wHh .S.1. Third candldllt woo Clydo E. Kuhn who rocelved oliO votes. Tho Meigs Loco! School District hed ..,ly two - · dldelos. - ·lncumbonll. with two-atobtillled. Thoy-o Don E . Mullen who .._,ved 1,575 votes and Fronk W. Por[er, Jr .. who rec,lved 1,368 votes. A small portion of Meigs County, which Is o part ot tNt Alexander School District In Athens County, voted 195 to 53 ogolnll o tax levy In lhel district. The ume oec:tlon voting the Athens County Boord Education gave n votes. Lewis L. - · · 69 to ~~~ Thcmos, 63 to Chorln Shover end 37 to 0. C. 81111:..\ Tht umo vofon .... . ,... , Trlba 127, Melvin , _ . , ·Thomla HutchiiOII M. Doll... Soulh 95, L. o. ·l!lhHo 75 William E. flo ag· a;. olocllan fa the ~ Boor~. Throe membol'l · banomed tooocho lbo::•";!i,· In AthonoCounty,. tNt final <OUI'i""'•· :r::{ , '• ' .' two new councU member• •• - b y BjlpOintmenl. ~~u!:~~~L Voters Renew All School Levies (UP!) - A horBO trainer whom rumors allegedly w e r e apread that he waa a warlock heaved a big sigh of rolla! in llaneoek COIIIII;y Circuit Court here Tueodllf. Attorney& lor Frank Darningor, 33, end nine of the 10 per. ICIIs be sued for $:;,000 apiece reeched ..Wement of the slander auit. The matter ..,. drop. ped with no flnancW Attie. ment, according to atterneyo. "I . _ no one ever bao to · iii>. · through what Pve been lllrou&llln the pastyear, • DamIDger salcl. 1be faU'Jer al two, now livIDg a tralle< near Newell and not fer from Waterford Park race track, said he was uelated that we bave tlnall.Y reeched a solution to this unbeUevable af. fair!' In the ststemeDI by the nine, they sold mutual apollgles were extended end they disavowed statements charged to them that Deminger was a male witchand Devll'• CCiliOl't, and performed strange rites. The statement also said the nino clld oot beUeve that Dam. l.npr had committed "any crime or touno<al act with any female persoo, minor or edult." One ot the original 10 defendants, Mrs. Jermle LaNeve, wu excused ~ when her attorney stMecl that she clld oot Intend to Imply Damlnger wa1 a male witch. ~ ...eroy Village will b&Yo the I'Qmeroy emergency II9Jid. Edgar Mitch and Edward GrUflth remain to satiatactory condillon at Veterans MemorW Ho!lllital. Mitch sutrered lae. erationa and abra&iona and Griffith laoeratieml, hospital olflcW reports. ~!":::.~·~ehlele was trave- ~ ' 0~ Of The Meigs·M- Area Grllllth has been cited to Pomero,y MB,yor'a Coort • charges ollailuro to yield rfllol ol way at an Intersection. Mlaa Mitch 11Bs born MAT I, 1918. S.. was employed at El·berfeid'o Department Store U. past 10 700rs 8Dd was ..,...... home when the accident occur. "\l:l>!t'~:P:<:.~·<'l'ISI¥ll.mgll8&118iii8.!1!!1'<':0Jl:llllll:ll' red. 111e Ia survived by her ta.. No BoUih for Bucb thor, Theodore Mitch, Po.._ CHICAGO (UP!) - T h e roy, Rt. 3; a brother, Edlll', Role, 91gar, Cotton. Orengo Pomeroy, Rt. 3; an uncle, Val or any other 1Jpe of bowl is Mitch, Minersville: two n!ec:oa, of! limits for the Oblo st.te Mra. George Nesselroad Old Buckeyes this year, even if hri Mitch, boU1 of Pome~ they do llnlsh their replar three nephews, Gene and Muto 11e01011 No. I in the country. Mitch, and Mike NesBOir<ood, The final word was utter. all of Pomeroy. ed Tueodllf by Ills Ten ComShe was preceded in miosloner Bill Reed.lnapre. by her mother, Emma Mitch, pared ststement at a football and a brother, Car1. writers' meeting, Reed sold Funeral services wil! be held ''there is no poaalblliQr that Friday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Flo. the conference will modify" neral Home with the Rev. RqJ the rules that eliminate Ohio Carmichse! ol!lelallng. Burial st.te from any post.aea8011 will be in Roek ~IDgs Cemegames. tery. Friands may call at the f111eral home an.ytime, -c<f o~"~o Kathryn Mitch Killed zn Wreck A ~r accident on Route 33 at 5:10 p.m. Tueodllf claim. ed the Ute ol Mill Kathryn Christina Mitch, 53, Pomeroy. Miaa Mitch, a passenger In a ear driven by her brother. Edpr Mitch, 08, Pomei'Oj', wss taken to Veterans MemorW Hospital where she died at 6:15 aa the result ot maslive c!' ..., ~ • All Agree FROM 111Ursdsy at 1:30 p.m. et t h e NOW I end light to the Plckeno ear. There were no injurtea. VIrginia carleton en-,allld. tor Trans., Syracuoe. V!rglnis carleton Crump, dec., to Beaale Musgrave, cert. for trans., avracuse. F. llsrmon O'Brien, Henrlet,. te O'Brien to C. WQne SWish4 eases Dismissed er, MIN Mae SWlaher, lots, Four eaaea b&Yo been dJa.. Syracuae, Sutton. milled in the Melp Coun1;y John T. Wolle, J ..n Wolle, Cborleo D. Yoot, Marprot 1 CoDUnon Pleas Court upon ap. plication ~ the pra10eudng atYost to Genld Simpson, • 93 torDol'. They were Jlubert Howe, acre, Sutton. two 00111111 of for. John T. Wolfe, J ..n Wolle, cbarPcl earf, James ObiiDger end RichCbarlosllovldYoot, Marpretl Yoat to Clell Wood, Nora B. ard ~··· eblrpd with ..... ~ IIUI Walter Morrlaoa, Wood, 8.08 ocrea, ~ c:barged with hara881111111 by .MASON - llfaiOII Couooq. 4-11 telesJhone • A dlvor01 hal been granted !.alden AcblevOIIIIIII Blnlf!ot loll been set for Nov, 28, Ume Slnclr• L, Hendersoo, Pllml· end place will be ann<JOu14:ecl. 't<11. !rom Stephen K. Hender· The Coun1;y Homemak- aoa, Gallipolis, on grounda ~ •r• wW prepare and urve the £1'011 11881oet ol dut7. The llllld... nome oltheplalnllfl, lluqlb....,ot. JIIIDIANAI'OLJS, Ind. (UPO- reya, waa relfm'ed. Mil)' L. Barnette, CbarlooVlrlfl )(. Jonel, 70, Meptne1 ton, w. VL, ftled an acdGa Ol>lo, waa lound dead Mllndo1 In tho wreckop ~ hla ear lor IIWOrl ot three minor ebllwhere It bad hit I parked road dren aplnll WOburn Ji>opM grader at o conatrucUon 110. Barnette under tho statea• 11811an ot Interstate 485 here. elproeal Agreement. .a Dies Monday COMPLETE SELECTIONS Medl.um damages were re. ported to the Lavendar Deborah Miller Funeral BOrvlceowil! beheld Investigated Meigs ' SOUght o vote of confidence amend lht oloto Constitution to wide olflcos. Ellmlnolo Eltdlaol from his city's melllng.potelec· lower lho minimum vollng tllgl· Tht go<omor now -Inti blllty lgt frOm 21 to 19. If tP· toroto. Also on local btllols - e proved, II -.ld permit be- auccestorli to fill vac.ancl• left countless municipal office tweori 300,000 and a,ooo young by ony oudiiDr, ,,....,..., oiiDr·. racea. 1,163 tax levin 1nd mort poroona to roglsler to vote as nay gonerol or MCI'tlary ot alllo IHIOblt to continue hla du· . thon 100 bond loau... Eight of Jan. 1, 1:no. Wklesprud SUpport fin. AI lht noxt rogulor oltc· ochool dlslrlcla were depandlng Four stotn olrudy hevo o tlon, howtvtr, the vottn must' on approval ol such levlll to keep their doors from cloalng voting oge below 21. Thty are chooM a tUCCIIIO" piUI an In· Kentucky end GIOrgio, 18; lorlm offlce-holclo< to 1111 ""' for lec~e of money. Slate Issue No. 1 would Alaako, 19, ond Howell, 20. ti1ow v•cency Mtw•n the election Jener volera - • deciding to· and the following Jonuory. day on whether to reduce !Ntlr Tht .,...._.. omOfldmant. minimum ogo to 11. The lower voting ogo hed would allow tha gov...-'1 op. considerable ouppOrt from II• polnlee to wvo until tho tltd· publicans and Democrats. and e ed IUCCfliOI" takes over. In Jtn· Deborsb Jo Miller, 18, oC number or olher statewide or· uory, uvlng tNt alllo ebovl 785 clie81nut St., Mldclleport, gonlzotlons representing oil 150,000 by ollmlnallng tNt alec· died Mllndey artemoon In Unl- viewpoints. Opposition was _ , lion of on lnlerlm office-holder. coming from those who had I •. AIO·CIIIed"thortterm"IIIK· vers!t;y Hospital, Columbus. Born .llly 27, 1951 In Porn. bone to pick with youth over ~on woo lost held I~ 1H6 to 1111 o IH!explred lerm of Slott Auero,y, she Is survived by her behavior ot c:ollego students ond !tor Rogor Tracy, who died hullbend, Edward Lee Miller: young militants. Approval ot the Issue would . hllo In office. Without tho me BOD, Edward Lee Miller, open tNt door for 19· and 20- chango, o almllor election Jr.; her parents, John E. and as qualified eleclora. ,would hovo to ba hold next : year olds, Roeemacy Schramm Ljlons, to serve on juries and run for ,yur for attorney OIMfll, since Mldclleport; two sisters, Mrs. public office. II also would 'Paul W. Brown was appointed Jack Frederick, Pomero,y, and spark leglolallon to lo- lhe 1bY the governor to ropl- Wll· Mrs. Bea Jay swan, Co!um. age of molorlty to 19. !lam B. Saxbt. who resigned bus: three brothers, John E. State 111ue No. 2 would ellml· In 1961 to riHI for the U:S. SonL301>1, C!lfllln; TOJIUil.Y s n d nate the constitutional require· ole. Bernard B. Ljlons, Pontiac, ment thll o double election be Cillo's 13,223 polling piiiCIII Mic:h.j her grandmother, Mrs. held to fill vacanciH In state- were to close at 6:30 p.tn. -=.st .. Bernard Schramm, Zanesville; her mother and father.Jn..law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 0. MD. ler, West Colwnbia, and several nieces and nephews. ~e waa a member ~ t h e Firat Boptist Church, Middle. port. 3 Accidents ment, Bedford. James M. Crump, dec,, to Yes, A Citizens National Auto Loan 1 farm IUJIPllera may makeltfem. end races, 1nctudl"9 Important SAIGON - TilE NORTH VIETNAMESE SPREAD dlelr Cllmhodlan border olrenslve southWard toward Salton l4day with four s~ ground attacks against U. S. outposts prior to Presl- Nixon' • wemlng that: ••Hanoi cpuld make no greater mistake than to aasume that an increase in vlolenoe will be to Ito own adVentage. • Pleasant, son, 7:24 a.m. M~ As It reacting to Nixon's Vietnam - c h In octvanee, the diU't Mrs. Donald E. Erwin, guerrillas shelled 4S target& acroaa the war 2ooe overWellston, daughter. 6:07p.m. night, lhei< heaviest mmd rocket and mortar selvos in Monday; Mrs. WUliam B. Jooes, 23 days. Pt. Pleasant, son 12:30 a. m. Tuesday. By Uolltd PNu lntomotlonal Cillo .....,. today vlolted their polling plocot to decide two slllewlde luun and o n d grab-beg full of local questions . w· . .·... · U I Ill .. ' •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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