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Alice Nease directs the choir and Carrie Neutzling is organist. If you're interested, dr~ by and give it a try. EMILY IS MISSING, AND 1WO LITTLE children are grieving over the loss of their pet. Emily ls a gray striped angora cat. ~. dl_..ed on trick - or - treat night. Repeated searches o( the neighborhood have failed to turn her up, Perha,ps someone thou,ght she wrt.s a stra,y arxl took her in. Jeffrey arxl Barbara, children or Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grueser, Lincoln Heights, would so like to fird their pet. DUFFY CRAIG, SON OF MR. AND MRS, Bob Craig, has his fifth ann fracture. He was heJplng his mother put ln storm win- dows when one tq,pled down aOOinhisefiorts to catch it, hls left a rm was hurt. This time It's a hairline fracture. As yet, it hasn't been piX in a cast. The Craig famiJy, by the way, has moved Into the old Craig homeplace (the late Harry Craig) on Page St. Their home at Loc ust all! Beach is occtt>led by the Rudolph family, who mCMJ<i here from Gallipolis. Mr Rudolph ls employed at Imperial Electric. Costume prizes were award- ed at a Halloween party at the Bradford Church of Chriot Friday night hosted to' the Young Adult Class of the cllureh. DacoraUons of witches, sobUna, and pumpkina decorated the aodal room. WlnDlngprlzes In the adult competition were Debbie Jetrers and Patty Darst, eoatumed as Little Abner and Dalay Mae, the prettieot; Diane and Becky J'ainter as Frankenstein and his bride. and Ben Rife as the ugly pioneer, the two ugliest; Norma Rusaell, a lady in waiting, the most orislnal; and Polly Ruasell, t h e lllmlest. In the children's competition the winners were Connie Mossman, a bride, tbe pretuerrt; David Morris, a devil, the ugliest; Rodney Wood, a hobo, the most orlslnal; and Mark Gilkey In scout costuming, the IU!mlesl Cider, donuts, Kool-Aid, and Operation ·San to Planned by Club Charlo& Ruuell, Mr. and Mrs. brl Mooaman, VIncent, Col>n1e and Tammy, Mrs. Walter Morris, Domy and Carol, Mrs. Ivan Wood, Keith, Bonnie a n d Rodney, Mrs. Larry Plc:keno, Scottie, Terry and VIcki, Mrs. Robert Hoover and Laura. Mrs. Ralph Painter, Becky, Victor and Diane. ley. Response, Mr. and Mrs. Guy 1\Yaeli, lJouna and Linda, Mr. and Mra. Gary Hysell, Mrs. Denver Hysell, Mr. and Mra. Homer Forrest, Patty Darot, Mr. end Mrs. Rocky Stobart, Belinda, Edie and H. J. Grimm, Mrs. Norma Cameron, Mrs. Guy Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruasell, Jr., Debbie Jelfers, Mrs. Richard GOkey and Mark, Jaclde Blake, Debbie Mowery, Mr. and Mrs . Ben Rife, Becky and Carla, Mra. Harry Bendrlcks, Rog. er, Larey, Brenda and Cheryl Nelaon, Joy Major, Miriam and cotree were served. AUending Laura Thomas, and Mrs. Frethe part;y were Mr. and M r a. da Mossman. Visit Planned To Infirmary A Thlllksslvlng visit to the Meigs Councy Infirmary was planned by the Yoong Adult Class Monday night at I h e SYRACUSE - The annex of Virginia Burke. teacher of the Bradford Church or Christ. the First Unlted Presbyterian primary class, and Renee Ben Rite, vJce president, conChurch w11s decorated Lt Burke, teacher of the Junior ducted the meeting which q,keeping with the Halloween class . eoed with devotions by Mrs. motif for a party honoring Guests were Tammy, Cheryl members of the Primary and and Terrv Johnson, Wolf Pen. Junior classes and their guests . Road; Connie Pendleton, Prizes were given to those Radcliff, and David Lawson .. masked as follows: prettiest, local . Donna Marie Hubbard; ugliest, Parents present were Lucille Dr. F. M. Cluff Kimberly Winebrenner ; fun . Pendleton, Radcliff; Kathrvn readmitted to University nlest, Tony Pierce, and most Johnson, Wolf Pen Road; Hospital, Columbus. for adoriginal. Kimberly Maynard Evelyn Maynard, Racine; ditional treatment. His room and Connie Pendleton. Kim· Janice Lawson, Mildred Pierce, number Is 857. He expects to be berly Winebrenner received Charlotte Nease, Doris Friend, hospitalized about two weeks. door prize. Linda Hubbard and Margaret Mrs. Paul easel returned Refreshments of ice cream. Cottrill, local . home from Woodville Ntonday decorated "pumpkin" cookies. after spending several days potato chips, candy, Kooi-Aid there with her brother-in·law and coffee were served. and sister, 11M_ and Mrs. John Members present were Sfrlckland. She went especially Darrln and Karrln Bolin, Tina to assist with the family during and Tony Pierce, Diana and Mrs . Strickland's Gregory Nease. Bruce CoHr/11, hospitalization. Accompanying Kimberly, Krystai and Kelly A witch burning preceded by her to Woodville was Mrs. Flo Winebrenner, Donna Hubbard, Strickland, Pomeroy. Enroute Kimberly and Martha a torch light processional, with home Monday, Mrs. Cascl Maynard. Debbie Harden , a wltcb In effigy was the Halloween Eve observance of the vllitecl In Columbu1 wHh Mr. and Mn. David Casci ·Md al youth of the Enterprloe UnitUnlvenlfy Hospital with Dr. F. ed Methodist ChUrch. M . Cluff. Meeting at the church parMrs. Dale Wlburn, Mrs. Ted sonage, the youth had deVotions Edwards and Mrs. Tom before going to the Carol Oh- Willoughby of New Haven were MASON - Mason Cub Scout linger home for the mock witch In Huntington Monday to visit Pack 253 reorganized Tuesday burning in the old country tra- Ralph King, a patient a1 St. evening at Christ United Meti>- d!Uon. The bonfire wasuaedlor Marys Hospital. odlst Church wlth Cub Master a wiener roaat following a time Lt . Col. and Mrs. Rober! Jaek Smith in charge. He pre- a/. telUng ghost stories, a song. Chambers and children. carol sented Bob cat Awards to Lar- fes~ and a period of pes. and David, returned to ey Johnson, Mark Compson, Da- Marjorie Bentz served as for. Alexandria. Va .• Tuesday affer spending the weekend here. vid Camp, Charles Stan1ey, lime teller for the pe.rzy. Attending were Ann Ohling- They returned his parents, Mr. Jackie Smith, MarkGUkey, Terry Johnson, Jimmy Lambert, er, Laura Ohlinger, Ba<kyWUI, and Mrs. Marcus Chamben. Danny Johnson, ard T i m m y Brenda WUI, Dollie Alraon, who had spent three weeks with Chuck Clark, Patrick Alraon, the family In Alexandria. Adams. Harold Long and Drln Smith Articles which the cub scouts Paul Dill, Roger Dixon, Brenare on 11 two week fishing trip at had made were exhibited. New da Bentz, Mary Carleton, Marmembers ot Pack 253 were a&o- jorie Bentz, PhUilp Ohlinger, Klsslmee, Fla. Mrs . Smith signed to dens, al'kl a short skit IUchard Davia, Geoa Alraon, spent several days recently was preserUd by Denl,assist... llleUy Clark, Mark Clark, Mar- with relatives In the Charleston, ed by den mothers, Mrs. Jack ty Seelig, Vickie Bllllkenahip, W.Va. area. Smith and Mr._ Robert Roosh. Thelma Alrson, Frances HunI Den 2 mothers are Mrs. Walter no!, Jack Rottegen, Mrs. Ohlinger, and the Rev. WUilam Werry and Mrs. Richard Gilkey and the Den 3 mother is Mrs. Alrscm. Richard Fowler. Retreshments were served to John VanMeter, Bobble R a y vld CaQ, Ke\'in Roush, Jackie VanMeter, Charles Stanley, Da- Smith, Mark Compson, Larey Johnson, Mark Gilkey, Ronnie lavender, Gregory Roush, John Dillon, Den Chlel, David F'"'ler, Tllnmy Adams, Jlmmy WHERE SHOES AR! Lambert, Danny Johnson, JimSENSIBLE PRI.CED my Smith, Timmy Stewart, Terry J ohason, Tommy Roush, L--~~~':!'!.~,!&_.J Timmy Young, Randy Lavender, Jimmy Babies, Donglas Robins and Ricky lceru-er. Parents attending were Mr. TONIGHT AND THURS. and Mr._ Charles Stanley, Mrs. NOV. 5-6 Norma Calf'CI, Mr. and Mrs. HOT OPEN Robert Roush, Mrs. Donna F'"'ler, Charles Adams, Mrs. Mel.. ba Icenhower, Donald Johnson. FRIDAYTHRUTUESOAY Mrs, Alfred Stewart, Mr. and NOVEMBER 7-11 Mrs. James lAmbert, Vernon "TRUE GRIT" Roush, Mr. and Mr._ J a c k John Wayne Smith, Mr._ Ernest Compaon, Glen Campbell Mr. and Mr._ Gerald Johnoon, Mr. and Mr._ Richard GOkey. Colorcortaons: Think Sink Good Nolghbars Tbe height of Mt. Everest Stub Cowboy Is now generally accepted to SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. be 29,028 feet. Church Youth Given Party Youth Group Burns a Witch CubPack253 LADIES AUXILIARY a/. the Middleport Fire Dept., 7:30 p. m. Wodneodly at homo a/. Mro. Evereu Bachner; Mra. John Vroman, co.lloateaa. MIDDLEPORT LITERARY Clult, 2 p.m. Wodnellday at the home of Mra. Carl Horky, Reviewa: ,.('.orquered Rebel" b)' Miss LoeWe Smith; "The 1J>. land Island" by Mrs. J. E. Har· Rose Hysell and Mrs. Madeline Painter using "There is a Remnant" as her t o p i c. Scripture was taken f r o m Romans 11, 1..6. The next meeting will be held Dec. 1 with devotions by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mossman and refr~shments to be sened by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rife. Others present for the meetIng were Becky and Carla Rife, Mrs. Walter Morris and Carol, Evelyn and Bonnie Wood, Mrs. Bonnie Pickens, Mrs. Marge WUt , Mro . Edith Forrest, Rose and Gary Hysell, Guy and Ruby Hysell, and Richard, Phyllls and Mark Gilkey. 1 wonder ot na- ParUcipotioo In "Operation Santa Claus," with gifts for potlenta at the Southeastern Ohio lolanlaUIOllth Center, n1planned IQo the Middleport Garden Club llonda.y night at the Colwnhuo and Southern Ohio Electrlc Co. Mambers alao made arrange. menta to exhibit In the annual Chrlotmas show of tho Melga Couni;Jo Assoelation of Garden Clubs til be held on Nov. 29 and 30 at the POmeroy Elementary School. "Of Y u 1 e Logs Burning," the claos for arrangamenta incorporating Weathered or driftwood, w a s drawn by the club and mombers are reQJired to enter six arrangements In the caleflOry. Arrangements were made for the club to have the December program on Radio WMPO. Mrs. M. J. Fey gave the report on the reslonal meeting held Saturday at Lake Hope. The annual holiday meeting of the clw will be held at the home a/. Mra. R. L. Slack. Membero responded to roll call by naming their favorite flower and why. "Techniques tor E8sy Flow~ er Arranglna'' was the program lllple usee! by Mrs. Walterlia.Yei and Mlas Nollle Zerkle. T h e ·two dlscusaecl the mocllanlca of flower arranging, told technlques a/. preparing flowera for arrangements, and pve tips oo wllat to do and not do In making up floral pleeea. Sir Walter Ralelg~ wrOte a history of the world whUe Imprisoned In the Tower of jeons In ~nt~no cttMI ~•r• •'••• by Wrongler. Stwdy PO!HIIar lure, WORSIUPFUCMaster- li&rtsliM•· weD Curd ailnounces r8111!lar lA Ito a complete selection meeting, Pomeroy Loclgs 164, . of Wra11gler Western . F & AM, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Dtni" Jackets, l'ltns at temple. Election ofolllcars, and boys sizes. refreshmenta lollowt.W meeting. Maoter Maaons invited. In tho bu1y mons THURSDAY an bay• deparhnent, bt 'The arrangement crt the monUt floor, buy the Wranglers WORLD COMMUNITY Da,y made by Mrs. Fey featured you need now. program practice seasion, 1:30 bronze chrysanthemums with Thursday afternoon, Mlddl&Ivy and green grape accents. port First United Presbyterian It was used lXI the refreshment ChiD"ch. table flanked by olive green taCATHOUC WOMEN'S Club, pers in brass candle holders. Sacred Heart Parish, 8 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs. W i 1Thursday; mass at 7:15 p.m., SHOP THURSDAY ALL DAY 9,30 AM TO 5t00 PM llam Morris, Mrs. A. R. Hefollowed by rosary. cox, and Miss LucWe Smith. FHIDAY SOUP SUPPER, Friday, St. Paul Lutheran Church, PomeChristening rites tor JOseph roy, 4 p.m.; s<qJ, sai'Kiwlches, RJchard HUt Roush, son ol Mr. pie, cake and beverage. and Mrs. Mar shall Roush, I.eTEEN DANCE Friday at tart Fallo, were con<hlcted reSouthem Junior !Ugh School cantt,y at the Letart Falls Unitfrom 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. spun- eel Me-st Church, The Rev. ..,red by the junior class. Dale McClurg officiated, MEIGS CHEERLEADERS Marvin HW of Columbus is sponsor dance Friday 10 p.m. godfather of the infant Spun. to midnight at the Meigs Jun- sora for the christening were lor !Ugh auditorium in Pnme- Mrs. Dallas Hill and Mro. VIrroy followlnt! the Meiga.coal gll Roush, grandmothers, a n d Grove football fllllllO. The Ja,ys Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, a great _will emcee. Adrnlssloo :;o ""11\f,o grandmother. Among others atSATURD.~Y lelldlng were the buby's grandTURKEY SHOOT Saturday 1 fathers, Vlrgll Roosh and Dalp.m. at Forest Acres Park.' 3 las Hill. mtles out of Rutland on New ..... ' .. DISCUSS PLANT CARE Lima Road. Live or dressed Care ol Christmas gilt planta turkeyo, hams . !\lQnsored by was discussed by Mrs. Robert Malgs FFA. Canaday, publicity book chairHIGH SCHOOL DANCE par. man, and Mrs. Harvey Eriety Saturday 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. wine, secretary, of the Rutat tbe Meigs !Ugh School audl. land Garden Club on Monday's tortwn ln Middleport. T h e Sport, sp., Jays will be In charge. Admis- program of gardening o v e r WMPO radio. Thetwoalsocomw/w sion 75 cents. mented on planting and caring · for Christmas holly and cacti. ' ., I .' • ' ~/y I_ ( TODAY CLASSES SUSPENDED Classes of Gloria's School oC Dance, Pomeroy, have been suspended lor Saturday so that students may compete or view the national open twirling con. ATTEND FUNERAL test of the Drum Majorettes Mrs. G. A. Deem, Racine, of America being held at East- and daughter, Georgia Smith, ern !Ugh School under SJIOIIBOr- Long Bottom, attended the IUIIhlp of the Bml Boosters. neral services So.turday in East s..er 63CHEY. 4 P.S. P.B. 8 cyl. Radio and heater, tires. Like new. $2395 Liverpool or their sonJn.J.aw and brother.tn.taw, Delbert Bumgarner. Mrs. &mgarner is the former VIrginia Doom . • 'j ' ' r i Proportioned S, M, M. Tall and ROTARY ; ' MEIGS iHEATit SUPPER Hours: 5to 7 p.m. FREE DAY TIAIEIS & CAMPERS SEE US TODAY! Most Every Siao & Availab o Str.l• PLUS LITTLE PIGS - -- .. . Ticlots $1.00 at . , • Cltiuns Notional Bank lahr Clalhlors Blktrt Furniture , O.tton 's Drug w.,noro Radio, and AI lho Door .GAUL '5 TRAILER SALES 13' Ia 19' Ma<lols Tho lann., & Conti nonlvl On Display J. II. & MILDRED GAUL 2Miles North of Chester on Rt. 1 Left on County Road 36 WATCH FOR SIGN NEEDLE lHIEADEI.· To The144 · AduH Fl.rst Friday, Novo 1 HEATH MRHODIST CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CIUIISTMAS sEAL coraages and boutonnieres wlll bewomby employes of Meigs County banks duriJv the annual Chrlstmao 11011 sale of the Meigs County Tllberculosla and Hoaith Association. The attractive eoraages and boutonnierea were made by Mrs. J ..n Harrison of Rutland from pipe cleanero, rvlon Mttlnc and ooals. The over 4,000 letters to Meigs eoum;, famillea asld~ for eontribmlons to tho association were in the maUs Wednesday. .. Customers THURSDAY MORNING OUI lin TO YOU BIG·· DISCOUNTS. ;:. . ·~.... ..... o-:s:. , ...t r"'. .-1 Teathe,.. won'r toke delayed pay cMclr& LIMA, OIDO - VOTER REJECTION OF A 675 MILL additional school operating levy has prompted the Lima Educational Association to ls1ue sanctions against the system. '!be 500 member gro.., of teachers said It would not accept deferred PI!¥ days which the board of eclueaUon had hoped would prewnt the system from approaching ballkrtt>tcy, s..,t. Dr. Earl McGovern sald the financial squeeze would cauoe scllools to cloae about Dec. 15 until after the Christmas and New Year hollda,y'- Bud.-Punlue Game on TV EGYPTIAN COMMANDOS CROSSED the Suex canal twice within a four-Mur period toda¥ to attack Israeli positions, a Tel Aviv military II)IOkesman announced. At least live lsraelio were reported wounded. The raids, the Dn.t at 4:30a.m. near El Shalt at the canal's southern and and the second at 8:20 a. m. 50 roUes to the north - r E1 Kat!, were repulsed, the apokesman said. '!be Israeli announcement said live Israeli soldiers were wounded ln the El Katr attack. Union inlelllijiel alriltJe effort The amouncement ended apeculatioo Rhoclao rni&ht retire at the end of this term and enter private bualnes'- The governor has served tor two terms and is prohibited by the consti- tution from seetdng a third et,... seeuttve term. 'The announcement also increased speculation that the Ohio Republican Party wUI attempt to run U. S. Rep. Robert Tall Jr. forflO>ernornextyear. Rhodes, 60, Ia a naUve of Coalton In Jack1011 Coomty. At the ... of 34 he na elected mayor a1. Columbus and reelett. eel for two more terms. He loft the mayor's cG'Iee In the mid~ die a/. his aeeoodtermandaened .three terms aa elcy auditor. Be then ..,.eel Into statewldo pollUcs and na elected state auditor In 1954, a poiiUon be held until he decided tD run lor auvemor in 1961 when he easily defeated Mike DISalle In the 1961 general election. MRS. VIOLET (VICKIE) MORAmTY, of 16~2 Lincoln Hel&hts, Pomeroy, above, receives a pen and certificate from Wayne ll Chose, Chairman of the Meigs Councy ASC Courty Commtttee, 1n recognitloo of 10yearsot!ienice as an ASCS County Olllce en.,loyee of the United States [)e. partmeJt of Agrleulture. Mrs. Morarlty began wlth ASGS ln 1958 0 a• adrninlatratlve and program clerk. Rho4ea defeated Frazier Realfls a/. Toledo in 1965 to win hi a secmd term as &V¥ernor. Giant Whale in for Shock PORT CIIICAGO, Callt (UP[)- Awhaleposseclthrough here Wednesday, apparentiyunder the lmpreaslon he's a aatmon. When he should have been tlecl to the dock here before continuing on ..,stream. Robert T. Orr, associate di· rector of the San Franelseo Academy of Sclencea and Its mammal curator, said, "llsual- heacling down the Paclflc from the Arctic to spawning grounds off Baja, California, he was hseding "' san Franciaco Bay toward the fork a/. the Sacramonto and san Joaquin Riwr. Navy offtclala aald the 30-tocif llllllllllal made what may haw been a romantic Jll51 at a barp ly whaleaand stay cloaeoftoother the shoreline ln sight whaleL '" Moon Colors On TV malk 7 AD::::V~E:;N-::I:IS:I,-,SP=EAc:-KE=R::cN::-A:-:MEIJ=~ Elder Donald G. Re;rnolds a/. CAPE KENNEDY (UPIJ- toms" that appeared from the Mount Vernon Ohio will be Apollo 12's aslrooauts will Apolro 11 asfrOnauts' black end 1!00111 speaker 'at the POmeroy televise their walks on the white camera during their Seventh DIY Adventiat Clwrch moon In color. It will mean a moonwalk In July. Saturday at 3 p.m. ciHrer .,d more spectacular "We didn't pick the color show lor millions on Hrfh. because II looked prefly," Conrad said recently. ''We picked the color because It the Nov. lA tllghf waa made gives the best motion resolu. Wednesday after a three-hour -tlon." test showed no signs of the Conrad and Alan L. Bean ere to land on the moon's Ocean of black interference thai marred earlier testing. Storms Nov. 19 wh lie RIchard 1 MiaskJn commander Charles F. Gordon rem111ns In lunar "Pete" Conrad Jr . said the orbit. The two surface explorers color feiO'IIslon camera should are to spend 32 hours on the In ao W1J)1"ecedented move to SAIGON (UPIJ--communlst were woundod--the second lime woo part of a llklay campaign reduce the "ghosfs and phon· moon and conduct two lV2 hour create the largest poaaible au. excursions from their attackers thrust to within 1,000 In three days that an elite to caplure Due Lap. dlence for a forthcoming eclu. spacecraft. yards of the endangered Due South Vietnamese unit hal caUonal television series, NBCThe hlghiMds drive spread The camera will show eon. northward during !he nigh!, TV will teleeaat "This Way to lap Green Bora! camp on the taken high 101501. rad's first step on to the Ocean />lore Communis! soldiers spok""'on said, as North Sesame Stree~" a halt - hour cambodlan border today and. of Storms and li will show preview ol ••Sesame Street," far to the soulh, Inflicted costly from the 7,000.mon buildup VIetnamese troops stormed Into much o1 the pilots' activities as the new pulollc television pro- losses on a South VIetnamese around Due Lap thrust to • U.S. Army camp 2JO miiH thev go about exploring the within 1,000 yarda of the Green norlheoot of Saigon, killing nine gram for preschool children, marine unit. crllier-scarred surface. bleak '!be two wldoly separalecl Borel camp with a In • IIDielai Saturdo¥. llflacko - • launched against morlar and ground altack Americans and wounding :u Geologists will use the pldur" ofhars. Twenty-seven ol the Nov. 8, at 5 p.m. · to direct the astronauts' collectSouth VIetnamese troopo IIi - agalnlt • ·Souttr -' V I - othockors-okltt.d. WTAP-TV, Challnel 15, Par. in8 roc'ks. · · · whaf military sourcn uld waa artillery outpost. In two ofher highland thrust. kerahur& is the only NBC out. shaping up •• a guerrilla The 12-pound Instrument has UP! corrHpondont Not Glb- against U.S. ba5e1, bolh 220 let carrying the series in the eampalgn to fest the Saigon son reporfed from the highlands been to the moon once beforeSoutheastern Ohlo VaUe,y area. QOYtlrnment's readiness to take hotspot that six of the attackers miles northeast of tho capital, COLUMBUS (UPI) Saven in the Apollo 10 command ship Communist frOOj)S ponelrafecl The 30...W..te program is over the war. were killed against South one perimeter but were thrown sulta totaling more than $4mil. that circled fhe moon In May. being made pooslble by a grant This drive be9an Saturday Vietnamese losses of four dead beck from fha sacond. A total lion were filed Wednesday To be used with the landing from Xel"fll CorporaUon to Na- end was not reflected In and nine wounded. Reports of three guerrillas were slain against U. S. steel Corp. and craft on the lunar surface, the Uooal EGlcaUonal Television, casualty reports reteosed today from captured guerrillas said tt two consultlngllrms dating back camera had to be modified and and three GIs wounded. the national production center for last week. The reports said to the collapse ol the SJ.Jver that was when It developed of non - commerelal televlalon. 83 Americans were killed and Bridge on the Ohio River near- troubles. "Sesame areet11 begins Its 72.4 wounded-the fifth week in ly twn years ago. The first tesls of the The suits brought to 10 the reworked color camera with the 29--k first 1100aon on Mon- the pas! six that U.S. d"ths o o day, Nov. 10, and will be aeon have been below 100. Govern'IIUilber that have filed as are- Apollo 12 lunar module Intrepid suit ol the Dec. 15, 1967 fall of turned up black Interference. for at leaat one hour each day ment tosses were 245 dead and the bridge In which 46 peraons Officials then feared the on more than 170 pobilc tele- 158 woooded, against 1,879 -died. Those filed tn u. s. Dis- camera woUld have to be vision stations, most of them guerrillas slain. Military sources said this trict court here Wednesday al- grounded and a black and white 1 afiUiates of NET, from coastattack against the morning's jleged U. s. Steel provided de- camera was Installed In the to-coast. Some 80 staUono, ·InBob government rrwtrlnes 138 miles lfecUve materials in construe- spacecraft. eluding WOUB-TV, Chamel 20, • 'lion a/. the bridge In 1927 and But the color unit was In Atheus, are planning to show southwest of Saigon was thrown ' ' 'u.at J. E. Greiner Corp. and shipped back to fhe Westing. It twice a day - first in the back with 75 Communists slain. • A new event for Meigs County and one that should be some- Eaaeo Corp. were negllpnt in house factory In Baltimore, morning and again in the late But 27 marines died and 98 to wltneos ls a baton twtrlirc contest to be held Saturda,y the deslsn, preporatioo of plans modified again, anu then thing aftenloon. The. programs will at Eastern High School. and inspection of the span. returned to the Cape for two be seen on WOUB-TV at 11:30 A former Mlao New Mexico In batoo twlrlillll conipelltlon, '!be latest suits were filed by successful tests. a.m. and again at 4 p.m. Mr._ Judy Riggs ls heacllrc the llrat auch event to be held here. the estates of E Albert Adler Cabled - TV aets recalve Some 100 tr..,tlles and - s will be awarded wlnnera in r.alUpoUs· L. 11 0 ad' WOUB In the G&lila - Meigs various cOiqletiUons. These eventa draw conteatauta from 6\)rlng(lel~ Tenn.; Ronald the area. a wide area .. the county wm be hoatlrca number of visitors Simms Gallipolis· Forrest K James Da,y,presl-ai.NET, come Saturday ' ' · aald, "I don't remember any , IU&ley, Bidwell; Horace Don• Activities will betlln at 9:30 a. m. and are e>opected to last aid Cremeena Addloon· Tho oeealllon In the hlatory a/. teleElaht candidates had filed WJW about 3 P.m. Part of the Juclgbw team wm be coming from mas Howard 'Lee, Gallipolis~ vision when one network has and Romie Gene Moore Crown described t h e programming for elecUon to the board of di- Mlcbigan. Martin Abbott, S4, Middle- . 6\lectaton are '"'!come throughout the day. Tho Eastern City. ' rectors of the Meigs County plaas a/. . . - r network, but in by the port, was cited to Meigs CounAgricultural Sooiet;r High School Bml Boosters wtll be <Venti~ a refreahment the case of 'Sesame Street, • stand dur!Jw the day. 8 eoet.pll ty Court nn a charge of faUthe prec- is worth setting. deadline at 5 p.m. Wednesday. ure to yiald the right of way Don Reuter, aecretary of the board which annllally stagea the SEVERAL HAVE INQUIRED about the amua1 "Holiday on following an accident at 3:45 p. Malp County Fair, lllld the lee" shcr!r In this area. Reeeipta for the olfice of m. W edneaday at the Junctloa The 24th ediUon of the Ice . - wm ba held from weel- Meip County Judge · Frank w. of Rt. 7 and CouJty Rd. No. 5 election wiU be .....,clod 'llwrllday, Nov. 13, from 5 to 9 nellday, Dee. 3, tht:oush Swii!Q, Dac. 7, at the Memorial Field Porter for the month of Octo- (Bradbury) three andtw<>teotha p.m. al lhe al.rtee of the 0011111y House In HUIItlnston. · ber totaled $2,737.30. miles north of the Gallia-Meiga commlostonero In the court.. 1be world of Broadwa,y and Hollywood, the stage and mo- Of the total, $870.80 was County line. lion pictlll'lls, Provide the baalc thomo of this year's BIMM which paid in fines to the state; $29'!be State Highway Patrol aald Among the eight eandidates """ reported u fabulous wben lt pla,yecl In Columbus am~ .70 In feeo to the sheriff; $1,- Abbott, headed east on Cow,~y are three -comers to fair or so II8Q. 228.82 to the county general Rd. No. 5, stowed at the 151q1 board <Ver&Uons. 'llllrareDanInformation on Ume and hcr!r to sec:ure Uckets via mall will I'Und; 11285.45 to the 0011111y law sign and then pulled out in front Sanote rac:e this - · llld 111' Zirkle and William Smith, be awliable in the _,. future. Ubrary fund, and $842.53 to the of a northboond traetoNraUer ouch an announcemanl would boa> a/. POmeroy, and Tom Cascouncy auto license and gas q>erated by James Prldd;y, 32, Rt. 1 RIK!and. There was heavy have Illite or no llfloct 011 his oell, Middleport. Smith Ia lllekSENIORS OF EASTERN IIIGH SCHOOL wm stage a Wlrloty fllld. plans ing election to a twn year term show at ?:30 p, m. FrldaJ ill the school auditorium. · ;;; 7 7 1 damage to the car and moderate damage to the tractor.:U.n. "l'~oalMya·-umed R - left neant bJIIM!rectlll real&Tom G-'o • studeat, wtll share emcee honaro with tar'!be annual turkeydlnnerot er. would enter the sanate raco," nation a/. Tom Reuter. f1 Ritellle, a faculty mombar. GIQf wm ba featured In a lruiD- the Rutland Cc!mmunlty Fire Glenn said. Zlrkla and Casaall are leek- pet llllllbar and Jcbn Cc!pr, band dlnctor, wUI do a tuba-- Dept. wm be Thursday No-. A )I&SSengW in tbt Alll>c* He also 111c1 he expeds other Ina IIIli three Year term., Oth. ber. There wtll be IOIWanddaaeellllllberoand courtry and weat. 30 a1 Rutland Grad1 car. Marvin Ollar, 42, )(ld;. ·-""~ ...n ter ern a•..m' dleport, sustained minor lno Ohio Democrellc flgunt to lnf. er1 - • •~ mo are Inp;;j;:'•• ~. from~ _...._ Serving wm besln at 5:30 p, er tt. May prlmery for "'- eumbento Clarenc:e !lander- ,_....,. are mvlted to tako part and m. juries, aceordlng to the patraJ, s...rt. Md IUCh enlrlts would a/. _,. CoolVUlo; Fred GoltJ- thoae b~Qroated llrll to report to ·· run-thriiUflh rahearaalat 8 '!bose In the village who but ns oot treated, also hove lillie or no effacj on leln and Fred Lolfllelt, boa> ar: P• m. 'Thlll"llloY' al 1M school. have tickets and are unable hll pt.na. the Rock 6\)rlnp -,IDdWalto attend may have their diJ>. Glenn, who k - his vatlng laee Bradford a1. Middleport. THE SENIOR YOUTH Fellowablp ot the "-roy IJnltod Mrs dollverecl to them. TEACHERS reaidenceln NowCI>nC:ord, Ohio FIYt are to be eloelid to fiiD K&Uiodlltl:'bureb .lo looklntlat.dte -wllhaprojod ot Presidelt Dirk Foley and CIU..sln ls-l!lin~oitha.Ro'yei er- ~ ,._ loai1n.l. Alllilber 1n- 1alling lllht bulbs to rajsa ~ , for .,.,_,- Uftlei'Q)'. Fire ChletllukeKennoclyaald trlct ...... Cola'l oilport dt)ilah)n and 11- !"'.mh]!ll.!i.c~elldl, did itot . The JOUIWalera are a lilt ·t 'aaat Mn rl&ht - · ao If tleketo 01 be IIW'<'haaed 1:SO p.m. to In Now York, )tie ,h erdq n 1• 1 ate' llilr you're lnloraated In hlfl!bv. .1!!11 Cllf\lact the Rotiart Card, of tho! lodA pap cemjlllly. . . .u ·llniiPucl two • P&aiGr; or Scot( o1 the ll'Gno &IIY or at the 2 p.m. In 1M Thit K....., Wer ~· World 'J.itr'' ~ '!J Cliarleollodro\rd :00::,.~ot-:..,: Melp HI&!! School; . War II whlf'lr!• WhO ,- . the p~-..&; · ,·,. ,;.. ' AS YOU HAVE P!19BABLY ·lllllt~ IIOhoollevt.N in other fire oqutpment · first Am!ll:l<l'ft ~ er!''..-. ' '.~l;fwnt ~'jr""" 11M'elltleo did ll'ft iluiellll! u tlloee Ia ,:;;;:;;;~~'1!'!!!1111!¥ bllat· lllghl'··- · ~ ~.-, ,..pr"'"""· ~ u 190 ~ld he. pt.....,. to ~ ~ ,. ' .. ;.· - · ~ - !"" · . ,. Had "'Willi.., • . .......,... "'"' ... bHI I.) 'lbo ..• 1 • 11 . on l'limll'O)' at 11 a.m. 'Thuraclay eomt o( Its !l'wk looldnri ior 'llflllllclll.l!ld<· · ~ · . ' ' · "'" . . . CJOillip wllulolllil . ' ~ i;,g, : · " . <~. •~It, ~ .t!i.....,. theeudlolil'::: ~;tro~'t Do~ it'o • iiood ~ oldu na te de- grees and Is only omicUve at ·J . , '.'~ ;' ' . ~ .,., ~- JOA(I ...... ·,-,1," ;I i•·>'-t-,o'f;.!. <1"<J,1 ,~1-·',.f ~~~-->111"' '1 < .'· ' ·~;.-; 1,\ ,,, ·r,r,·;.: '~'J.'./_1\ ~~;.>~:. ,· !:.IJ'·:~::;,: "'>I ' ',•\< l't'· 1'~"-·h' ~~\>-•<;.' · j,J..'I .. i-<).,'1~', ,'o>JfNj,·-;, ·I 1/{1 <. Preview CIUCAGO - BLACK PANTHER BOBBY SEALE was sentenced Wednellday to four years ln prloon for r-tecU, dlar..,tlng the "Chicago Eight" eonsplracy trial Seale' s lawyer lmmediatel,y sald he would appeol the "savap" caullq>l sentence to the U. S. S.Vreme CGUrt. U. S. Diotrlct Juclp Julius J. H-.an declares! a mistrial In Seale's conspiracy case and pronounced three-month eonsec• utlve oentences for each of 16 .aeparate acts of coriempt, rang111!1 from SaaJe shouting obaeenlUes In th.e eourtroom to ealllng tho judge a Fasdst, racist pig. $2.00 The &IUlOUDcement tollorted one day a blistering two-page denunciatloo by Rhodes in reply to alleptiona In IJfe Mapzine that he had diverted campaign lunda for hls personal use and paid $100,000 in back Income taxes and pensltie'Rhodea, in hia statemert, d~ nled he hsd pocketed calq)&lgn funds aod sald he owed no federal incmne taxes. by Seale gell four years ill prilon THE SHOE BOX "''' ton... WASIIINGTON - THE AFJ,(;[O HAS INTENSIFIED its efforts ln bellall of the strike agalnot the General Eloctric Co. by aiiiiOUIIcing raDios to benefit otrlkers and educate the public, The rallies are to be held In at least 23 cltieo later this month, Including Cleveland. About 20,000 workers throughout Ohlo are on strike against GE. AFL-CIO President George Meorv said under conalderatlon was a proposal for a nationwide boycott of all GE products but ''with no final decision as yet." Panty Hose fall COLUMBUS (UPO - Gov. James A. Rhodes, Ina surprise two~ sentenceannouncemertt&day, aaid he would seek the Republican nomination for the U.S. Se,..te In 1970. '"lahall be a candidate for the United States Sanste ln 1970, God wWlng," Rhoclas said. '1 wm ask the permission a/. the people of Ohio to continue to work for them - in Washlrc- -COLUioiBUS- THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE Athletic Association and the American Broadcastlrc Col1>. have notlflecl Ohio Stale UnlvenU;y the OSIJ-Purdue Big Ten tOCXball game wm be televised natioilally. , The Nov. 1S galne was selected as the ABC network' a "wild card" same tor that weekend. The game with Purdue will close ou1 the Bueka' resular home seaaon, Their final game will be Nov. 22 at Mlchlpn. Values ·Are Great! o~ ;>~ Gov. Rhodes Ill Senatorst} Race Commando.. atriltJe l•rtU!Ii again Selections Are Good! :0 ' • KEITH GOBLE F__/ USED CAR LOT 0 - c" ~ PRICE 11 ~. ~. ~ o ~~--------~--~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~--~~~ Conducted Recently r------------, ,d VOi. XXJl· NO. 142 lnP011eroy COME IN .... o ~ Devoletl To 1Jae lnterwll Of Be Melp-M0110rt Area POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT: OHIO THURSDAY, N_OVEMBER 6. 1969 Sto'/ Christming Rires {"...... ~.J dsnlrns In ,.,~,~lor Wostent fit, Including mens ngvlor Ylron1l•r• In ,, .., 29 to ~2 wollt ond th. s.-r LMn Wra,.lors, sll.. 29 to 31 waltt. 8oya sl .. Wronglett Ill ttgular and Svptr Loon slus 6 to 11, piUI o lllg soloctlan of .. lrn alaos ond husll1 111 .. for bor•· for tt.. srnoll fty, thoro'• sil:.. 2 to 6JI In rogulor~ and Reorganizes 11 at y e JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT WRANGLERS • Coming of Sa.·gon's Marin·es Sesame St •. a e 00 est ne:~:.~~i~~~·a:l~~~:.~~ T k Bl d T Y 7 Acti•onS Deman d -Y • Mill 10 D $4 r--------------""':'--..--.., Beat. Of the Bend: By I Hoeflich 8 File in Bobb,y R: Election One 1n•JUred In Collision , R , urt In October Noted Co Spaceman Glenn Seeking bau... Money to Back Candidacy COLUMBUS (UPII- Former apaceman John Glenn llld here - Y he to frying to obtain fl. _ nanclat support lor a potslble enlry Into fhe Democratic prJ. mary lor tt. U. S. Sanola seat trom O!Jio. Glenn "'d he hal CIJII!ot.tod · llndl !dual "1 ..... _ ~*-~ "-• Y I n "~....,. lumbua area · att.mpjlng ID ar· • - financial beeklng for tha rekate race. 1 '~'Thi"C oro loOking IIYOr· ~·:· INild. "I obviously ·don:t .he.. -.gh moooy to inalut. tha ~ raee. on my OW.. In IKI.'' ho. addod, ~·1 heve - h IIICJIIeV now .to an office." ~· Gil- ..td ha and odvl-• uptontotl .. budgal • Senate 'candidacy ..,dhehaii'Oidollnllo· up hil mind whelhtr .announeeaucha~l; •. · beon tf~ · by ,. new.': men before.'' he llid, "Into making a mid-December large! date for such an announcement. But 1 really don't know, 11 1 do finally docldo to run, lull when t could make a formal an· nouncemant." The native of cambridge, -. _____ .. ..... io, "ld he wuuod ha .. lv begin clrcutotlng pelltionl "el l..sl lour or five - s .before the-eerly Flbruory tiling dHd· llna. "And, of couru, I would hove to make on announcamont ieY· erai w""' before than which would bring If to mld·Decem· ber. Bul,'' ha - . "that 11 not saying I am planning IUCh a dHclllno lor an ......,...... mont." G_, commontlng on • copyrighl 11ory toctey · '" Scrlppe • Howiii"CI new papert, that Ohio llliPubll,can · J.,~ AhedH will announct' his can,diiiii<Y tor 1be bhio sd.ooL aM!dna "''*' ~J\ lljroJoliJjj,jj"~~y>l*f'lpf•!lllit : ll·s; "~ 1l w41ton iiS';i?·CI-cit . . . na lou...... a... ::0 -·.< · ,, Tll"*t''• ·· . · ..eet1on '~:::r:rr:.~ U1'1' di~· W0:.~~~1ft":;':;'::o- < ""*'·... ... -;:..:,. - . ' ' . 1 ~llolwoln~miiOini o.· a ;:m. fi.!...·-· ·-· "'!'*' o \' nr.man - . �sentinel, Mlddlcport.Pomc~, o., Nlw. ·• I, ltn .2 -.•. · '""' · ~lb' ' ' 11Vew,Consulting North Gallia' At Glouster . Firm Established Coach Mel Carter's Noftb G.Uil Plrateo, the l11t So1&Jo. ern Valley Alhletlc Coofere...., tO.m to - act!COI dur!JW tlda foolbtll - - '11111 c1oae tile 1969 _..., Fr1da:Jr nlflht at Glauoter. The Plrtlaa flnlllhtd third in •·- boldl1ll fir at -ce ·•· SYAC P-. Kypr Crtei< with a ~ reconL Kypr Creek lf0111ts third ..,... secmive SVAC lido with o5-0-0 reewd. Eootern """ 88COI1d with a 4-1-0 elllle. The Solalnreatem IUBhlonlers had been scheduled to plojr at Bufl'alo, W, VL, Solurdt,y n!iht but thtl pma his been caneelled. 'nle Southwestern at Mlller pme Ialit l'ridoyftStl• so caneelled, All other SVAC looms how COII1Pleted their 1969 schedule. Southwestern HIBh School Prlnclptl Llqyd L. l(yero Ald Southweotem'1 Jalittwore~ hw pmaa had to be cancelled becalll8 of a plojrer oborlop. Solltlnreotern atarltdlhe_..., with 19 plojrero but It WIS reported that only nble plojrers were avaJJahJe for tile MWer game and It hod tobecancelled. A , _ consulting · SIWveylng firm· hal been ntablllhod to serve ~hlaltern Olio. The firm "Right of Way ConsuHantl & AIIIOCioles" Is a Porlnorlhlp betweon Char In H. Harrlo and Robert C. Vernon, both Reglllered Prof...lonol Survoyora. ; Nr. Harris woo oupervl...- of jhe Right of Way Department, Dlvlolon No. 10 of the Qllo Department of Hlghwoyo, until 'Otlobet 31, 1969. He woo employed with the State lor thlrteen yooro. He was also empioyed with the consulting firm ol PhotroniK Inc. and as • field engineer lor Columbia Gas tompany. and will .,., loi Iii consulting Nr. Vernon has OWeled a services In: Land Surveying, private surveying business Subdlvltlona, since his employment aa Construction Layout, T-rophic Mopping, AIIISianl Right of Way Right of Way Plans, Ftoslblllly SuperviiOr, Division 10, QlkJ Studies, Mineral Reporll, RHI Department of Hlghwayo. He Estate Appralaals and woo previously chlel ol the, Acquisition, Planning, and Rlghtot Way Departmontof the- ather related profe11lonal ,conS<JIIIng englnoorlng firm of services. Belswlnger, Hoch and Arnold. and spont monyyeorsln college ond high Khool toochlng bel<ro WIN AT BRIDGE . ! entering tho field of Right of Way and Surveying. Right ol Way Con.\.itonll & Alsoc:lotn Is located In the Plaza Shopping Center on Harmer Hill, Marietta, Qllo, ly Oswald & James Jacoby Evil Star Dooms Unlucky Expert THE DDCTDR BAYS German Measles Vaccine Can Use Further Study By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. . NORTH (D) 6752 .KJ +AKQ32 .JH WEST &AliT 6984 66 • Q8753 .Al0164Z • 5 • J84 .K1065 6Q82 ' SOUTIIEIIN VALLEY ATilLE11C CONFERENCE FINAL SVAC STANDINGS 6AKQJ103 .Void TEAM WLTPOP t10DB7 Kyger Cr... ., 5 0 0 192 $0 • A93 Eootern • • •• 4 1 0 204 50 North-South vulnerable North Gtllla • , 3 2 0 118 10 Weot North r..t South Southern ••.• 2 3 0 64 86 It 1. 16 Han. Trace , • 1 4 0 78 180 •• Paas P- 66 S'western •••• 0 5 0 28 248 Pull Pull Pull TOTAL . . . . 15 15 0 684 684 Opening lead-6 4 ALL GAMES TEAM W L T P OP Our friend, the Uillucky! Ell)lert, 1s typical of fru- Kypr Cr•••• 8 1 0 312 121 strated bridge players every- Eastern ••••• 5 3 1 2$6 100 where. Unllke "Hard Luck No. Gallil •• ; , 3 6 0 206 124 Joe," who contributes mate- SOUthern ..... 2 7 0 122 180 rially to his own misfortunes, Han.-Trace ••• 2 7 0 140 261 the Unlucky Ell)lert was born S'weotern • • 0 6 0 34 296 under the wrong star and is LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: helpless beneath the bludg· Kyger Cr. 5 2 - · Trace 14 eonings of chance. Here Is a band from 1951 Eastern 28 SOUthern 8 W, VL 14NorthGal.12 In which South bld perfectly and played perfectly and sllll Soullnoestern at Mlller (cane.) came out with a bad match THIS WEEK'S GAME: point result. FRIDAY South's jump to six spades. North Glllil at Glouoter was a gamble but West bad crowded the bidding BDd 1" .:__, South decided to crowd back' J...AJQil &a.OOf5 a trille on his own account. POMEROY LANES West opened the four of November 3, 1969 trumps and South started LAMPIJGRTERS MIXED about the business of taking Points trickl1. T h r e e r o u n d s of trumps were Jed first and Comlo Soullers • • • · • •• 52 ·then he started after dmn- Born .Losera • ... • ....._• ··• 5.2 my!s diamond . suit . . Wilen . Tl1e, DimW~o • • ••• •. •.• 30 the second diamond iliad Moon Dusters ••••• , •••. 28 failed to drop the jack, South Tho Stl!ra , , •••••• , ••• 27 pauaed a moment to study. Brunowick !(leclals •..••• 27 He couldn't alford to cash HIBh Ind. Game- Dale Dovl• dummy's third top diamond 199; Esther Sylvester 165. because his fourth diamond Second Hl8h Game _ Harry would block oft dummy's Thomas 196, CallotaSearls150. three and two and he wouldn't be able to get that Hl8h Seriea - Harry Thomimportant fifth diamond aa 544, Esther Sylvelller 432; trick. Saeond IIIBh Series - Dale Oo¥South bad to lind ak way and is 537, Mary Shafer 411. around that bottlenec Team IIIBh Game aDd Sarles be dld. He simply led the -Candle Snulrers, 647 and jack of hearts from dummy. 1916. East was snw1 enough to play low but South just discarded a dismond BDd let Atomle Ale Wesl win the trick. Later on, Tbe atomic aae Is generalSouth got rid of his two low clubs on dummy's last dia- ly regarded as bavillg been monds and scored his slam. UBbered In on July 11, IM5, Why was be unlucky? Be- when the first man-made cause almost everyone atomic uPiosloD occurred In reached the slam andre- the New :r.leldeo desert. ceived a heart lead. Dummy's jack would force East's ace and the other slam bld'1ers made BD overtrick. (No..,.,.., ,_,..;,. AJJft,) SOlJTB As a result of the GennBD BDY treatment? Wile,.. can measles (rubella) epidemic 1 get more Information about of 1963-11165, birth defects thls disease? were discovered In some 30,A-la lbU cll10a10 there Is 000 lnfBDts In a city of 3.5 a deficiency of acetyltJCho. muuon population. Tbe prob- Une, the chemical needed to !em Is much more serious make muscles contract. Tbe than bad formerly been r~al- underlying cause is unJmown lzed as the defects Included but in fe c t i on s, emotional cataracts, malformed hearts, stress, alcohol, Joss of sleep deafness and mental retarda· and menstruation may prelion. Now that a Uve, attenu- cipltate BD attack. It Is not ated rubella vaccine Is avall· contagiOUJ. There Is progres· able, the prospeclll for pre- alve m u 1 cuI a r wealmess "L>enting these tragedies are which In advanced cases Is greatly enhanced. disabling, but In most cases When given to children, the disease can be controUed the vaccine very rarely with neostigmine, epbedrlne cauaes BDY side effects. and potassium sallll. Victims Adults are more Ukely to with BD enlarged thymua have reactions in their joints have been benefited by reqr lymph nodes coming on moval of the thymus or Jr. two to four weeki after the radistlon of thls gland. A vaccination. Since the vac- new drug, germlne atacetate, cine itself may cause birth bas given excellent results In defects, it should ne"L>er be some persona. For further given to a woman who could Information, you may write possibly be pregn&Dt or who to Tbe MyastheDla Gravis mlghtbecomepregn&Dtwith- Foundatlon,2East103n1St., in two or three months. For New York, N.Y. 10029. this reason the best way to protect all pregnant women B A R B S is to immunize all children between the ages of one year By PHIL PASTORET and puberty with the new vaccine. With the coming of the i The vaccine should not be · holiday 'lle'lllld _ b" Her8Jdell by l;ven to 811 infant, a child Tha!l.lt~&lvj,ng. a11d filled tith a lever unW the temp- with:- overeating and what· erature retuins to normal or not, It Is good fu recall: 'Tla to anyone who is !mown to the season to be jowly. be allergic to neomycin, BD • • • antibiotic, a small amount The 1/DUth who likes to bf which Is added to the vac- watch the girls go b!i beFin•· At present, the vac- comes the man who liates elneshouldnotbegiven toseethewifegobuy. ~thin four weeks of BDY • • • qiiiel .virua vaccine. After Those who say they drive JllOre s t u d i e s have been better after 1 few drinks made It may be possible to aren't passengers in the cars combine it with others. they drive. Q-Wbt a a 1 e 1 myastheDla gravis? Ia It contagi~ ous? Is It disabUna? Is there • • • Nothing 'ruins a soft job like lying down 011 it. -THE TilE IS NOWDON'T W~IT POWER-YAC CIHnlng System HOMES- TRAILERS- PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ETC. NO MUSS, NO FUSS- HAVE YOUR FUR· NACE CLEANED TODAY. All the Dirt in One Simple Operation -n, IJowU-.. Tuppers Plains Society News • , . ' •• I I , [ \ '. • I'! • . . I r ~EO ~ ~~l;ics • - (, ';" A I 3 - .. ' I 81•• - PTS G AVG 69 9 7.7 "10 9.8 100 9 11.1 11U 9 11.6 .101 9 11.9 109 9 12.1 ~ 9 Loc011 St. Middleport, 0- TEAM Joel< son Pl. Pleasant Eostern Ironton Logon Meigs Glouster Golllpollo Athens Wohomo I Toledo will play on ortlflclol turf . sophoollros held lhtlr They're tolng to be hoard some - . In tho future. "LMt August they to c..,._ saying they lng to lllo Tangerine Bowl, they rMdo good their Now ttwp're dedicated to lng T.,... as the 'New In the MAC." Tho Unl-slty of Clnd,. 1.~;.. . . . llllllllidl, ....., -.................. .. 'n.Odo \'IBtJ Nl\...... ~'lit .......... ··"'· .. PTS G AVG i -·-"""..._"'"",_ IIWlll. l'.ltllknlP'- tn.IJJ'I, 1/1 9 7.7 ' ltalllildMIIIIDI--IIt. . . . .,Oitlllr, 96 "10. • •10" -.. . .... &,,_ . .v• JIM, r.e.,. 11.rut 100 9 11.1 ..... - .... 11U 9 11.6 101 9 11.9 . 109 9 12.1 120 9 13.3 ' 123 9 13.3 ' from of revlvol hold at lit~ lepn . tlnoroility Sundoy, Nov, 16. will' be of 7:30 will 1.U 9 16.0 ' booted 19 career field goals and 55 extra points. ber olthhoe~~~=~ terence S ville. Cincinnati Bill Christon of Kenyon are waging quite o beltle In the reer receiving 2, 102. And he's C'tllo Conference total yardage race. Lukey has 1,517 yards compared to 1,386 for Christen. Lukey has completed l.U of 239 pass attempts for 1,766 yards and 12 touchdowns. behind Harry occupies O'Brien also reer touchdowns In addition, career scoring As a kicker, : Christen has hit 105 of 205 attempts for 1,498 yards and IS TO's. They have been thrown .'·~ ·'' Tatlrldt _,two oorly seoson pmes with No talented toe-7' against tuwlcl01 and 14 . 12 agolnot Cln-1 Elder. "I can 1iilkmber when we _ , our ftrtt ototo champlonllllp (In 1M7); 7-6 at Massillon polnll In nine games, without having yielded • point. Versailles concludes Its highlysuccessful season Friday night egalnst visiting Piqua Cothtllc. Opponents have managed an average of 4 yards rushing and 26 yards passing per ·game egalnst an unyielding defense hooded by tackles Bill Alexander. Jim Toeppelman, safeiy Jack VVood and cornerback Fred Groll. Alexander has been credited with 72 solo tackles and 19 as· slats. Toeppolman Is right with Sf unassisted tackln 32 asslsl'l. Tho Titters' pass defansa picked oH 20 passes. I six by Waod who returned for 118 yards. Groll has ed five Interceptions for yards and two touchdowns. WOIITH MENTION NOll Schaller of Cory · flnlshM the season with yards rullllng In 153 and a Kllool . record 140 . . . WWren Harding Morg-n (W. Va.) rlers for minus 70 yards ~-0 rarftll . , , Hamilton blasted Greenfield, 70 · end Duley caught loucl•- posses ... Garfield has reeled off straight wins, Including shutouto. In Its lost start, 6 win over Akron North, Ram dotonse held Its to throe first downs. rushlnt. 37 yards oosiSin•o• s- ANN~CESSCHEDULE NEW YORK ldenl hck Drees or Inter-a! BoKing announc.d Thursday that circuit will be comprised New YIIFI<, Miami, LOIJIS~ and DMroll In the Dlvillllflond Milwaukee. go, St . .....,,. and Denver Weslerft Division. The Sdledule for lht first months· has Milwaukee Louisville, Nov. 10; St. Denver. Nov. 20; New Louisville, Nov. 24; Detroit Louisville, Dec. 1; Dtr1ver Chicago, Dec. 6; New St. Loull, Dec. 12; New Detroit, Dec. 15; Miami Mllwoullee. Dec. 17 and go at Dlnver r Dec. 19. Bob Knowllon of . . .co leads the All · Amertaliteonterence In pesslng with ~;. · mpletlons In 132 attempts and 8 TO's. . , Hawks Make It · ~Four Straight I~ · lr United """'lnllrMilonal Tho Atlanfll Hewks ron off their fourth -.dive victory and remalnoil In first placo In the Western . Division of the Notional Belllttboll AIIIOCiotlon Wednttday night as they deloeted the Boston Collies, 121-121, dto!tltt I 39-polnt perlorm•nco by Emmette Bryant. Tho Howkl, who shot 59 per ..m from the field, - e ltd by Lou Hudson with 37 polnll and 21 polnll oech from Joe Caldwell and Jim Davis. Their ,_..r 11 7·3. Bryant """""" his .highest .-lng gomt as • pro •• he -ned 16 of ~ shots from the llaor and -·for-seven from the free th,... line. , 162 yards line- backer Jim Rey averaged 15 solo tackles a fi"e for the third straight ye:"' . Norwalk 1. riD's St. Paul quarter ato has hit on O.rls Am of 148 at- tempts tor 1,715 tltds and 22 touchdowns . , .s.illllusky half . back Elmer Ll~ amassed 215 yards and In 30 carries In the BIUI. eak's 35-6 Win over Lorain lral King . , , Niles Me Kin . . . Ron Fusco completed nl,.. 13 passes for 102 yards andl10uchdown In the rain In N sion over Steuben . 16.0 deci . . Running .a bock Rick Gales Ioiii yards In 291hrusts and •lfb. , .Jack- Ashland College freahmen run ning back Larry Johnson of Orrville, Qllo, leads the Eagles In rushing with .485 yards In 11-4 attempts. He has also . bo¢ed 21, 3ol and 43 yard lleld goals. Mike OIBiosl of MI. Union Is an all-around offensive performer, ranking fourth In SCOI"· lng (7 TO's!. sixth In rushing (435 yards) and lillh In kickoff returns (235) In the Qllo Con· ference ... Dayton placekicker Mike Redrlck has a strong of 22 consecutive extra points ... Jon Davies, a sophomore at Wednesd83's Results Oberlin, set a school record Indiana 104 New York 98 with a 95 yard punt return New Orleans 119 Denver 105 against Kenyon ... Saturday's Carolina 121 Ky. 109 (2 ol) meeting will be the first be(Only games scheduled) tween Miami and Maryland ... Thursday's Games Kent Slate hollbeck Don Not- Mlam1 at Pittsbur gj1 tingham. who has missed all Denver at Kentud<y but one play In the last two (Only games scheduled) games because of a broken son's Darwin Valentine rushed finger, could see action against NBA STANDINGS for 1,300 yards and scored 122 IIJ' United Press International Marshall ... Bowling Green points ... Despite missing East quarterback Vern Wireman has three games because of lnlury, W. L. Pet. GB completed 96 of 179 tosses for Sidney' John Wiggins gained 1,060 yards and nine TO's ... New York . . , . 12 1 .923 1,226 yards In 133 carries 19.2 Ken Casey of Bluffton has vlr- PbUadelphia , , 5 4 .556 5 average) and scored 22 touch luatly wrapped up his 5econd MUwoukoe .. , 6 5 .545 5 downs.Eiyrla has five shutouts Mid-Ohio rushing title In three Ba!Umore . , . 6 5 .545 5 In nine starts , , , Shelby has years with 1,018 yards in 200 Boston . . . . . 3 5 .375 6'h won three straight Northern carries ... Dlio State fullback Delro!t . . . . . 3 5 .375 6'h Olllo League titles. The Whip- Jim Otis ranks loth nationally Clnclnnall . . . 4 7 . 364 7 pets, with l5 wins and a tie in In rushing with 746 yards and West their last 36 starts, end play ninth In scoring (66 points), W, L. Pet. GB Saturday night at Mansfield quarterback Rex Kern 20th In Atlanta •• . , . 7 3 .700 Malabar .. , St. Clairsville's total yardage ( 1.283), Larry Los Angeles .. 5 3 .625 I scoring-machine Jeff Rice fin Zelina fourth in punt returns San Fran ..... 4 3 .571 1 Ished with 178 polnfs and more (18.9 average) and Mike Sensi - Chicago , , ... 5 4 .556 1 than one mile In rushing yardbaugh third in pass Intercepage Unbooten Orrville 19-01 tions with six. Teamwlse, the Pboenix ..... 3 6 .333 3\1 Seattle .. . .. 2 7 .222 4\1 has scored 371 points and yieldBuckeyes are first in scoring San Diego .... 1 8 .Ill 51h ed 25 ... Geneva's Tim Pack(44.5), second In total offense Wednesday's Results arall rushed for 288 yards In 23 (.505.8 yards), fourth In rushing Balllmore 139 PhUa 130 carries In his last outing . offense (310.7), ninth in rushing Atlanta 128 Boston 121 defense (88.5) and third In deCincinnati 133 San Diego 120 fense against scoring (8.0} . Player~ From IU Team young man to come back." The 10 who were dropped who were Larrt Hlghbaugh, Bob were Indiana esday for Pernell, Gordon May, Greg Benny Norman. days of Harvey, have no Clarence Price, Don Silas, Greg g team Thaton. Mike Adams and Charlie Murphy. Pont met with all t-4 athletes BLOOMINGT -Ten block pia dropped from football roster missing two str practice appar chance of r memb&rshlp. Four other returned to pra Wednesday and fold them he ttillt reinstated on Big Ten would conference cont.... for the Rose Bowl. There ·was still no reason why ther boycotted practice. "They've madel:slon not enforce his rute of" dropping any player who missed two consecutive practices without a leglflmafe excuse. Later, four returned-John Andrews, Steve Porter, Tim Roberson and Bob Jones. lo go on with footbell The IU coach also ..,ld the program," Coa ' n Pont scholarships of the 10 who left said. "I'm concenWt about the the team would be honored by squad. I don't lhl..'l would be the university for the remain· fair to them If f:•llowed a der of the school year. other young men ........ football C~OATS All-WEATHER . By Don Alligator. lining. 9.24 • 4 pll•• ol palrHt•r eo..t . .. •••• ••tch•• nrlan 11lren11• •nd hu th• . .OG!h, •o · lhii"'P rld1 of raron Made in America. Martini and With zip-in Sizes 36•46. America for fr• 24.95 • The NJpd INid dn11n •d•ph fu gptload hlltallatioa •lllhlr Spike ll~<dt at 1-.11 alkllllonal charp. Uu of metal tludded 111'1111\a p!"'iiiltlllld In the 11111 ... ol C.o"1i•. l.olliliMIII and ~lulallppl. TOPC_OlTS . utll! OUR IIASY PAY PLAN • FR. . MOUNTING by Stylemart trom 55.00 D0-11GIIOSS RIZER OIL COMPANY 992-2101 Pomeroy, 0. THE MEN'S STORE POMEROY, OHIO ...tt.· playoffs without J;;,.,chlng a playen spring training. .. Baltimore overcame o 65-59 htlltlme disadvantage as Wes Unseld come off tho bench to toss In 12 polnll In tho third quarter and spark the Bullets to o 139-130 victory over the Phllodtlphlo 76ers. Kevin "buyer beware" basis. Tho club executlvn. Loughery end Earl Monroe with legool edvlsero and paced the Bullets with 25 points Bowie .Comml•loner apiece while Billy Cunningham agreed more formal vaodstl• led the 76ers with 37. on the duration of Tho Clnclnnotl Royals Kortd 1~ straight polnll late In the lralnlnt ahould be set . third parlod and went on to also diKussed ticket sales Series and defeat the sagging San Diego the Rockets, 133-120, behind o 33point partormonce by Oscar Robertson. The Rockets, wflo hove lost eight of their nino games, were led by Jim Bernett with 22 points. An.uC.I.J'.me An.uFfme Pont Dtops .. 10 Black decision. ~ The group, ~~ recom mended a moreal use of who (OnJ.y - · •• For Missiig Drills PHOINIX, Ariz. ( U Malor '-guo general ma1n1t concl.- o three-day round-table meetings day nltflt highlighted attempt to solve lht Pl"<lbl••n rellrern..,t attar being The general managers, lng In an advisory prellmlnory to tho JNinter mMIIngs ol major minor IMgua clubs, voiced phl'oso,hy clubs that players In tredo alter seooon st1rts should do so San Fran o1 t~dNiall_.,ej;lul·led) ':""~ TAll 01 F SENT DOWN MONTREAL (UPI) wing More T1rdll wM IIJ' United Press lnternaUonal the Montrool Voy~ East American Hockey' ~ue W. L. Pet. GB ntsdoy by tho Stanley Indiana ...... 7 1 .87 5 champion Montreet CaroodltMi •. Kentucky , , •.. 6 3 .667 l'h Tardif Is OKpecfed PlttsburBh .. , 4 2 .667 2 action egolnot the Heorsloli ~r~ Carolina ... , 5 5 .500 3 Belro New York .... 3 6 .333 4'h Miami . . , ... 3 6 .333 4'h West W. L. Pet. GB Dallas . . . . , 7 4 .636 Los Angeles .. 5 5 .500 l'h Waahlngtoo , •. 5 6 .455 2 New Orleans .. 5 6 .455 2 Denv"' . , .. , .2 8 .200 4'1, lor 361 yards In los.ses. WORTH MENTIONING Otterbein's Norm lukey and now ranks 14th who ~rn& SCORES. 'l'burlllla¥'s CAme• Atlanta at CblcaiJO · 1' " the disabled list ' players who might be trite<~ during ~~ Spokesmen Dlck.Connell of the Boston Red lond John Quinn ol the ·· llodelphla Phlllles sold general managers agreedi;xpanslon of the Central S Buroou 1o cut expenses clubs. They also wont4tttoser ties with the winter 1...... In Latin America In order fthke thom more useful In !Wltolnlng of rookie players ..tit-coiled lor more coaching tional leagues. Mff In Instruc- A committee wll be set up also to study Ill uso ot ortlllclol turll b1 the malor loogun, McConnolf•ld. OUR DENT T TO. GET YOUR HEATING SYSTEM READY NOW FOR Hollmork, Eoton, World Pobllohlng, Etc., .hove corM to our asaistance In great shape and new rwerchandise has been recel¥ed. Abo new ship• monh oro arriving doily ond will be dloploytd as soon 01 rKtivetl. Frn glfto for ovoryono oncl opoclol tllto far tho lucky an01. You oro cordially Invited to att.nd our oponi•t· U•• our lay-owoy pion. TEXA It isn't Math, History or English. But it's just as bas1c. · : t ' .liOdets In Stet- ' "When you care enough to send. tM very best" From CITY CARD SHOP S49~~~~·~:~'·,. ••·' SAlle ·lltat . Sa11e 111oney ~~ hllise cleanlns • I ·a..... IIDWE•. & LEATHER SUPPLY . ~· Pd. Pol. Adv. I ' ., ' . iiil~)ied '' ·' I lautefliur points out. ploys Its loot Retirement Threats Big ".Peekers" say our new store looks great. We think so, too! We have rolled out The Red Carpet and will open ft>r business 418 MAIN STREET PT. PLEWNT, W. VA. PHONE 675-3270 ..... Pd. Pol. Atlv. ' Final Unofficial Statlstlco TEAM LEADERS Flrotdowns-OIIenH-1. Jockson,118; 2.1ronton, 101. Flnt downs -Otten- I. Jlckoon, 53; 2. Molgo, 65. Passing-f. Ironton, completed 49of 102, 121ntercepted. 2. (fie) Golllpollo comp- 31 of 70, 5 lnterceptecl, Nelsonvllle.Vork cornpl- 31 of 103, 8 lntoo pled. Ruahlng Yordege- 1. Jac:koon, 1914; 2. Golllpalll, 1529. Passing Yordago-1.1ronton,913; 2. Meigs, 476. Total Offense -1. Jackson, 2222; 2. lront..,, 2031. Total Dtlonso-1. Jocbon,f71; 2. Logon, 1231. CHASE HARDWARE this ...son, .... one team has pushod oc. . . • fwo.polnt con. -slon .....t the Golden Bears. .• "II t h e - team makes tho two. then ...,.... to go ""' It,'' hjl adds. - e r . that hos not been the , _ tho past lew .... ·~:;:!~;;~~~iiH;~~iL1 TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS ference champion. II marks the first time that paint CCI'Iv.raiian. In nine gamn Tigers? They've scored 274 192 9 21 172 9 December clash 11'1 Orl•ndo, Fla .. egolnst the Southern Con- -··Y OTHERS Ports. East at Gallipolis Ironton at Ahslond, Ky. Waverly at Jackson Cool Grove at Meigs Ft. Frye at Nels.-York Ports. ND at Wellston North Gollla at Glouster TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS Toledo has three regular season games remaining before Its lltsjiiM 111 8·0 record, o yo,.. team. We six Mfllilto out of 22 .I:.·. HAIOLD R. LOHsE Belpre at Warren Local league to be proud or us. OUr next goat Is to be undetoottd and be tho first MAC team ever to win 11 games In a ...1011. That muns one game et 1 time as usual - end this week It's Northern llllnolo.'' he says. COLUMBUS (UPII-11 Bruco on Scott Houston's toe," Moore· Teflrlck .to.l'l olroody hove head recalls. o nlckno...., II should be The Golden Bears ore one "AUTOMATIC." step away from clinching their Tho UptiiP Arlington High third straight United Prns lnSchool senior ploco kicker has temotlonal Closs AA title. -.ct 92 of til extra polnll the Conversion Won H loot two ......,s, Including o "I can even go back to 196ol current strlfte of 4t In o row. when we beat Mt. Vernon, 14-12 Added to thM Ia o 211-yorctfleld on Todd Ortllp'o two converp i this against New- sions. It was the biggest game ark. Upper Arlington had ever ploy· The 165-PIIIItder could add to td until then. the string 'rtday night Whon "We work on our kicking . We the top.ro.,.. Golden Bears hove Neal Stillman wflo has conclude lfltlr seooon egolnot made kicking his specialty. He Lancaster. motivates the kids to work out Tatlrlck II of o long line of ........ That's when most of of excellent kickers to play un· the work Is done. der hoed Morv Moore"During proctlce, Bruce will hood. kick three times a week on an Moorohtaf -..·t generally averege of 8 . 10 minutes.'' believe In rMo. That's why "we Moorehead odds. olwayo go .., the ona point." Completing the thrH - man 1 Nollftnkicking team are center Nels "It's nof ....., o moot quos. Lawrence and holder Jell Stork. lion · as far M I'm concerned. Tetlrlck I• a starting right Sometimes II tokes you tour linebacker and also sees action clowns to the final thrH as a running back. yordo egolliillt a Iough team. Although the Bears haven't Wllat mokot ·you feel you con really needed his field goal do It In lust because kicking ability, Moorehead feels • touchclowA:... been scored," Tetlrldt Is capable of booting a ho sayo. oiO-yorder. Maybe he'll gel his By getllnt .lloo oaventh point, chance Friday. Upper Arll.... forces Its opponent to -ble tor the fwo. How about those Versailles -- 1 6, 19B9 Upper Arlington A Htf;Kicked 92 Extra Points In asl2 Years . , ,a. . Logon Meigs Glouster Federal-Hocking AleKander o.. Nov. .... " to Ironton Sentinel, Mlddleport.Pomoruy, COLUMIM4 (UPII - Frank Uluterbur, t.iado's veteran heed toofbaltCNch, loll "about 99 IMt loll.'' \I lowing tho 14-10 win over Millhl 1011 Saturday wfll<h ell~ tho Mid-American ·: .nt.,.... and a berth In the Tanger.. Bowl. flo11over, . . _.leidy returned to tooth In .....ring the Rockell l•w lhotr· roed encounter egoln•t Not 1(11 n Illinois Satur.day. "We're _ , . to be Mid-Am champs Mt we want lhe YOUTil ASKID FOR lfl r ..1011 belnl "You're t o ·o ' 'l'hb eolumn Ia for young 70Uillll" In our atate a 1M' hail people, their probloma and to be 21 111111 m,y gqy li onb''. pleo.,..s, their tn\Jble~ ll1d lt. · · ·: ,. flm. All wllb tba rest of Hoi• We've bMDfz71lii!ID~ ~41192201 Help Uti, It llreiCC11110i taups him for Ol'er a ,..,.; llliil We"' Logon 4~1136101 but wm't dodse a -"'oa 111ea- lbousht tld1 nilllitt be tboi'~: Miller ~~0111169 tim 111111 • bruiii-Gft. It we otUtecl a bitby, lllreli' Gallipolis 4~0225123 Stnd your teenase Q1elllono he'd realize we ...., reall,y, lif Alexander 3 6 o 112 ·m to YOUTH ASKID FORD', care I<We. Well, we've been hop~ VInton Co. 360t56231 1D, but ht'o ol aU>.' Athens 36011614t of Helon Help U1l _this ...,,_ be'd paper. bom aa ever. Southam 2 7 0 122 210 Meanwlllle, we have all t11a Wellston 270 92216 PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS, boby'• thlnp boufl(1t, • havec: Nelsonville-York 090 66337 PROBLEMS Dear Helen: ..., found anapartmenttor.,t, . SE 0 A L STAND I NGS (FINAL) TEAM OPP I hove two problema and lhe,y Dou& hoa a Job, 80 we caa at. WLTPTS add up to me big bunch of ford IL He Ia also t.aki11a colJackson 70021~ 63 Meigs 66 trwble, llke IOBIJW enoua1t le110 courses at niBht, NJ1Gikl 5 1 1 12~ 5 2 . 0 1R Ironton 16 frlonda oo lboy'U lltart lalldna and Dou&'1 mother~-·~ OO!J Logon 72 to olber fliends about me, 111111 aide - IIley don't 1181ituo IIi3 3 1 " Golllpollo 340162 "' then I'll be pure poloon to ev- awQ, but It looks llke we'll 3~0116 Athens 92 erybod,)o. han to If we 11811t our ~ 1 6 0 56 256 Wellston First, I had a small piiZ't,y, to have Doua'a !18m8. .. 0. 7 0 Sl 290 but lldn't imltecertolnbQyabeNelsonville-York I laDw It ""IDot rillbt to IZ')' cau10 !boy mllbt aet wild 111111 111111 force a ll18l'l'lap this 1111, TRI·VALLEYSTANDINGS wreck the place. Well, t h e y but we couldn't 'llllt ohnoot TEAM WLTPTSOPP l!Mnl about It and crasloed t11rtt y-al It 1111111 like Belpre 2 0 0 6 5 3 1 1 ll1d It oU lurned out oko.Y ex- Doua'• tatber 11 jilt IZ')'Ins to Warren Local 2 a o 77 • cept lhe,y told around school PDJ\111 us, 111111 he ·doelll't .Federol--lng 0 2 0 2 0 7 6 11111t a great Jllri1 It was, so he'• illl'ting his arlllldddld · Vinton County 020~66 friends wbo weren't lnvlt- more. Federal-Hocking o 2 · a 20 76 the ed aut real uptlpt, "'"olerlna Ia lhere OilY lxp? ~ . PACK· wily I hod left them out. m 1'0 RUN OVERALL SCORING Nat, a girl frielld ll1d I Deer PI'R: NAME-TEAM TO PAT PTS G AVG l'•e an Idol that before this Darwin Volentlnt, Jackson 17 20 122 9 13.6 were taWna about pol, ll1d I Rich West, Miller 11 • 70 7 10.0 llld It """ .. 111 to tlllll, 10 llle letter Ia priuted, lloug'o fa;. Oris Hudnall, A l o 11 22 .. 9 . 9.1 Aid, "Got me IMillle." I didn't Iller '11111 have alven ID.. W!Qo? Gory Clark, Wohamo 15 6 96 10 9.6 laDw wbere, so luled 101110 of Because a 111111 can be ltd>Den Murphy, Jodtson 12 10 82 9 9.1 tba alfalfa I fled 1111 homlters, born up to the momentbeeoatel Bob Rllchle,1Eastern 10 12 72 9 1.0 rolled It up in brcnm - r , and In sight ol the flnllll llna, 1tut Scott Blake, VInton County 10 10 70 9 7.8 sloe didn't lo!ow tile difference. when he lmolra . he' a licked be Poul Justuo, Southern But DOW lhe'l bnainB I h 0 OOOeedtS - ind 110111011Jne1 I I~ 62 9 6.9 Chuck Robinson, Federol--lng 10 0 609 6.7 laDws a pusloer. I told ber I more grocefllllythanyou'dtlddl Mike Steams, Point P I - t 10 6 66 10 6.6 eouldo't 1181 ber 8QJ more, so posalble. He dot8n't 1IBiit lhe callo me ",lunlde" to pt loso his IMll1 and grandchllil sci SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE SCORING wea. I'm bttll11/l ht'li IOitle for loU NAME-TEAM TO PAT PTS G AVG All tile 1111 around, Helea, of taee. Lettnelo!ow!fl'mriBht. 12 12 U 7 12.0 li1J' name Ia mud. Just two dt,ys - H. Derwin Volentine, Jocklol) 6•9 1110 1 had lots of frlonds and Don Murphy, Jackson 7 6 4 7 This colwnn Ia dedicated to Rick Boylcln, Jackson 7 0 42 7 6.0 , _ ev017booiY either holes me famlll Uvlng, so If you're hov. Chuck Neal, Golllpollo 6 6. 42 7 6.0 or talk1 abou I me. ....... Chuck Loow, • - · 6 4 40 7 5.7 nn. . can I do? MISER. lng kid trouble or Just pltllt. Dick Rutter, At;;~ 6 0 36 7 5.1 ABLE lroli>le, let flelea help YOU. libe IIIII also welo;ome your Dennis Hetdlay,1Welloton 5 6 36 7 5.1 Dear Mla: - about cnm amusing PIJ8riences. Ad5 Pete Neal, Goillpollo ~ 3ol 7 ~. 9 u '""' trying !be ltralBht dress Helen BoUel ill care of.' Terry Osborne, Jocklon ~ 10 :U 7 4.9 trutll? YOU'd bo 11111'1lrlsod how Stu Smith, Athens 5 2 32 7 ~.6 Ialit problems blow ov"' when this new.-r. Gregg Sternamon, Ironton 5 2 32 7 ~.6 your REAL friends lo!ow t b e 5 2 32 7 4.6 1toey behind !be story. _ 11. Randy Edwards, Ironton Your Vote Was Very TOP OFFENSIVE TEAM Deer Helen: TEAM PTS G AVG rm 18, engqed, and ei81Jt liUch Appreciated At Jackson 302 9 33.6 !110111h• prel!llllt. . My b o Y Eastern 256 9 2u flielld's father re6.18a to alin The Polls on Tuesday. Pl. Pleasant 268 10 2 "' for us to 1111t married, his only GolJlpolls viol~/ , 1.: ·,, . 1 .v i l. .:~ ~·l ............... ... ...J, ,_ ,... , . ~ 1 W1hamo .. u ~ · ~ .ZG 10..· 24.2 lrbli!On ' o, , •. ,. . ···.or 21~ 9 23.s THI&Wii£K'SSCHEDULE " Miller ·· 181 • 22.6 FRIDAY Glouster 19~ 9 21.6 TRI-VALLEY . Federal-Hocking 192 9 21.3 Ftd.·Hocklng at Vinton Co. Alexander 172 9 19.1 Team Jocklon Pl. Ploosont Eastern lllib' Unbeaten .Se I 1969 "IGH SQIOOL ,OOfPLUfANDINGii · llncludtlvirntlthi'OIIIh Nov. l) OVERALL STANDINGS TEAM W L T PTJ OPP Fvlnt P I - t 10 0 0 HI 91 900302 69 Jackson 621164109 Meigs Wohama 63124169 6 3 0 214 11U Ironton s 3 1 - 256 1.100 Eutem 540194120 Glouoter Feclerol--lng u~:u.~.,. ~ '. "• ' Pomaiily, o. To earn a living, he nHdltht old fundamentals. To keep On living, he must learn the rlghl way to drive. Yet only one out of three high school students lakes a driver educatl~n cou~. Too b10. AutomQblle ac.;_ tdenta are the number one klllet 01 Am.~carl '-tVers. How Important is driver education? Well. it'a.important tnough that trained drlvtf'8 have 50% fewer accidRnts and traffic' Vlotationa.·Important enough that many lnsurance ·com~niH offer lower ra1t1 for teenagen who have cqmpltlt!;d .dri~training. . . ''"" lrnpartant.enough that hew cat d8ilarsacross the · nation loan 34.000 automobiles every year to our pubUc schools lor driver training. It's your responsibility to ht~ make sure your teenager takes the proper subjects in achool . So mMe sure drlwr education ia one of them. WheAl it's not availabll, we suggest that you consider a good private driving school. When it comes to ~atton for ttvlng, leornlng how ·1o drive solely;I'HIIy is bulc. National Autoi•IOllle D r'sra •u ock!C~c.. 0111<;111 •'9111M • •~~~>• ol .. _..... , _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ �.- '. ~~ .. ' . '11le Dilly senllnol, Mlddleporl-Pomeroy, o., NOY. 6, 19111 Harvey Benefit Conce~t · Is Sunday, November 16 ·~....(;. R. Crow Books .: ;Given To Library '·'"'" ~ : Ntw·· HAVEN- George RoiJ. D and hla return from mill~ ·cr<lw, a former Maaon tery ~~ervlce entered the IJDI. ~ ~~· haa written three ~ 1 \oldch have been pubTwo of them, "storm 1 ~- • l :-_'UYer llrael," and "The LAmb 1 :~ die Book," were present. 1 ::;oa to lhe New Haven library 1 ~, tbi autiiOl"s brother and 1 ~:etster.ln.Jaw, Mr.andMrs. wu. , • !llam Crow, Mason. ' ~ Both men are SOliS of the late -:::11. C. Crow, Letart, and Mrs. I 2'Grace Crow, now living In I !' Florida. t ~ "storm OVer Jarael " t h e ~ ~ drama of the ages ~each!ng ~ .C Ita final act with the chle! :~ pllltrS, Israel, the natioos and ~ :; the church brousht Into clear focua. How are they to be dis. tlnguilhed? The hoek purports I ;: (!0 a clear answer . ~ •; "The Lamb and the Book" Is ~"' I. new commentary on th~ ~ l:! ir U.Volatlons, with an lici\est · ~ lind charitable approach to COil· ~: temp>rary toaues an~ CO!IIrO1 ~ yerslal views. ~ • Thl author after World War il l f J.'• i;: II•• l:: . !l i:i I r---------, t1 , : ;1 .J:t 00 ' iJ ~; ¥~ •~ ~·· ! "' 1 •1 ;. ~ ·; ~ ' -• " ' ., " ,... ; ';ll .... Ill -~ ..< •• -~~~ Iii . +.. ~ rio g. The -eddiog n Ci 8 -do-it-yourself .., .. lUI Your huaband gave you one once. And he rare l y re peats lifta. So wedding rings are probably the last gifts he'd think of t di ~ Jllj in th -1. of J"t BS Tbi,... oi 'ft Versary g1 • now. Anyway, few men think or them u ,·ewelry. Even fewer lft.lize jewelry [ashions change. Since you do, maybe you ought to lbink do-it-yowself. And let $;1•im keep thinking bracelets, lil _ •~ 'IOC!dac:eo and other bes,utillul. l' tl en to : :. bf A!3Carved0 wE o o 1 ""G A 1,.,. a s .trec.,......,.lli.,m,.;.u&- ..llo~~ 1 .u a" a"u."•t~•llf't• •••~,so. GOESSllR JEWELRY STORE Pomeroy verslcy of Chlcaao and graduated In 1948 with a Bachelor ol Arta De-. In 1949 ha joined the Mood,y Bible lnstltute. After two termsheretu~ ed to West VIrginia and asaumed the paslDrateofGrahamBap.. list Church and was alsoJ>lstor o1 Faith Gospel Church at Galllpolis Ferry. In December, 1952 he went to India where he was In evange. llsm as a Bible teecher, conslating mainly of translating l')lgllsh Into various dialects, the main one being Telu&U. He also ..,.ticlpates In a gospel radio program. ·n.e IJaU.y ' ~IME WAS.~ I ,_,f.l•n avwae• ~ Harvey, claul!llter life •xp•clancy w•22 yn. o1. lhe late CJwolea E. lfol&ll!', Hold Sole -rena wiD be held by the American Lellon Auxlllarf membero rl. DrewWobater l'olt 39, Nolo. 13 and 14111 lhe East Soeond St. building sdja. tom to the cab ornce. Tho aalo wiD be conducted Oil both daya from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m , and realdlnts with rummage to ~bule are aokeclto contact Mrs. Guy Qdnther, Mro. Ro.r Reuter, Mro. Robert Couch, or Joll'l. Har.,. D&Yil. ' On Dec. 4 at 1 p.m. Ma1p .bdor auxiliary membera wiU Ullst with a percy for the 30 male and 7 female veterans at the Southeastern Olilo llente1 ilolllltal. A lift will be llveil to each ol lhe vsterana by the Jantor• 111111 tH Malp Coun\Y ...... wiD sane lhe refresh- · From Mele• Count;r Junlor1 from Pomeroy, Middleport, and Racine will be part!. Back in the days of the Roman Empire, people only lived a short time. Today in the United States, life expectancy is 70 years! New Haven Have Yo11 Doctor Phone 992-2955 For Yo11 Nelt Prescription Social Events Recent guests of Mrs. H. L. Dyer were all of her children and their husbands or wives, Mr. and Mrs. Neigel Dyer t:J. Mr and Mr Parkersburg, . s. James Dyer o1 Norfolk. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer and sons, Hank and Crls, of Clncincinnati, Ohio; Mr . and Mrs. Norman Hendershot olOal<land, Call!., and Mr. and Mrs . - ry Layne of New Haven. This · was the Cirst time in appnm. mately 20 years they had all been horne together . Follrod and son Charles of sey, and for several years bas Pomeroy were Sunday dinner guests of Clara Follrad ..~ Nina Robinson. Mr . and Mrs. Oair ~ ond ........, Conni Sue of Circleville, 0., spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. William r.rr and family ~ and called on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wonde Sunday evening. A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and I'Ns. Dinsmore Boyles Sunday with visltoO"S from Michigan and Pennsylvania and the Rev. Robert Church and family from Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0 · Woo de vis 11 e d Mrs . ara h Woode at coolville an d Emerson Hayes an d olh en at the Elmwood Nursing Home Sunday afternoon . Mr · on d "'~ • · Ernest Taylor visited Mr. and Nrs. Denny Walters and family Sunday afternoon and Mr . and Mrs . Charles D. Woode Sunday evening. Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Atherton and family of Long Bottom visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert WIIU~ of .l(eno opont - Satur<f0\1'·-al lha William Carr home assisting in the apple bvtter making. Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Swartz and fllmily of Hockingport and Sara h Woo d e oI Coo Iv ill e recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz and the latter recently visited their son and family In celebration of their twin daughters birthdays. played a weekly plano program over WNTI, the Centenary Coi- Charles Caushlln has been a patient at University llospital in Morgantown, W. Va. Mr · and Mrs. Robert Cooke are vacationing in Florida . Mrs. Harry Miller has been a medical ~ent at_SI.__J_c>"!J'!] Hospital in Parkersburg. Jack Fleshar was a patient at Cleveland Clinic last week. Mrs. Gary Roush is a patient at Pleasant Valley Hoapital. Che"lDUl Ridge " Social Events BY MRS. AL TACONE Mr . and Mrs.- -Joe . Mullins announce the birth ot a daughter, Peggy sue, on October 29 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Harvey Bratton of Logan spent a week with his sister. Mrs. Ginevra Foster. Gallipolis visitors the past we<>k were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jordan, Mrs . Alta Cone, Mrs. Ginevra Foster and Henry Bobo. I'Ns. Nancy Jack visited the -i CHECK US NOW FoR A LOW SPECIAL PRICE ON A Pl!lFIFECTIG) OIL NEATE Carleton s Athens. Mr . and Mrs. Albert Cone span! an evening at the William Cheadle home near Oyesville. Mrs . Leonard Qulsanberry and Mrs. Sue Mullins were shopping In Wellston one evening recently. Mrs. Bessie Knapp and daughter called on Mrs. Foster an afternoon recently. Leonard Quisenberry received word of the death of his brother in Florida recently. A revival will be held at the Nazarene Church near Point Rock beginning Nov . 6, 7:30 p. m. The public Is Invited. Mrs. Nellie Blum of Gallon visited at the Ginevra Foster home a few days recently. Meigs Property Transfers 1yn, a member OPEN DAILY 8:00 Ail to fO:OO PM Sunday 10:30 AM to i2:30 PM aiid r1. the &lsaex , Saturday evening. Mr . and Mrs. Chamber Players In New Jer- lege radio station In Hacketto. town, N, J. Mrs. llorvey played her New York Debut at the Carnegie Becital Hall 011 March 14th ol lhls year, and will play a European Coocert Tour lncludlns performances In Germany,llol. land and England In March of 1970. While In ~')~gland, Mrs. Harvey confirmed an sudlllon for the British Broadcasting Company. Mrs. llorvey has studied with the late CariFrlodberg, a teachor rl. lnternatiooal reputali~ _, who Is a student of Ctera S.humsnn, wife of the lsmous composer Robert Sehumann. AI present Mrs. Harvey Is studylng with Jane Carlson of New York, 8 member of the faculol th Juilllard Sc ty e hool of Music and an Internationally · known artist In her own right The Founder of Hober llolpital variety of New Activities 'J . Wayne s,;lshtr, Harold Lohst andXonn~h t.lcCullouvh art your friendly phar010Clsh at Swhhtr aad Lohot Rexall Drog1. They have low pro1crlptlan prlcto and pro01pt ltrvlct and dl1• count drug prices a,w•n days • RACINE - The Recine Sen. lor Hillh Methodist Youth Fellowship held Its second meetlng Nov. 2 at the Dak Grove Center Wider the new leadership olMarleneFiaher, the first being Oct. 26, to organize, at the home of Rhonda, hron and Beverly Ervin, with a wlenor roast precedlns. The M.Y.F. consists of the Apple Grove, Recine and both Letart Metbodlst churches. Olfl cers elected Nov. 2 were, prealdent, D&m¥ IWI; vice president, Jan IIlli; secreta~ News Notes .' A atorli motif waa carried out In decoratlilno for a'llfeltii llbowor 11oaor1ng Xro. James I llnhr, lollddleport, Thurlday llilllt at tha home r1. Xra. RobCrelfl. ~-·1 .... Mrl. Ted RUey, Jr. Glfta - . placed on a table ~ated with atorka and ctnter.d Willi Ieala& holding a baby. Favora were miniature endloo. Gamel were ))111ed wl!b llrizoa being won by Xra. Jolin Fultz and Mro. James .... .•.~ ' m Citizens National Bank CO., Olive. Weber W, Porker, I'N. and Mrs. Robert Sleeth, dac., to Arnold and Mrs. Amanda C&ddle stalter, Aff. tor Trans., Kasper. S.lplo. Caddie S. Stalter, aka, Caddie stalter, FredstaltertoShel. Ia Erwin, Mable Erwin, Sac. 32-33, Sclplo, · I, H. Yonker toR. R. Yonker, 19.54-16.18 A., Cheater. VIctor Bahr, WUms Blhr to Jobn Brewer, 48.2 A., Chester. E. Roy Jolm100, Delilah Jolm. IIlii to Dana H. Bailey, Lela G. Balli!O', 4.2 A., Chatter. Goldie D. Guthrie to 1\faxlne G. Burreaa, WUllsm H. Glthrle (Int.), Middleport. Goldie Guthrie, to Gordoo P. Guthrie, Int. In Lots., Middleport. Mr. and I'Ns. Wyaff Schoefar of MI. Vernon spent o weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. Cora Renshaw Is slaying with her son-In -law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Brown of Gallipolis while recovering from an eye TOTAL ASSETS •• • SERVE YOU • • • • •• • 0 • I • • • • • 0 0 •• I • • • • • • • o ••• • • o , • ••• , • , • I <set \1' • ••••••• I • • •• • I •• 0 • • • a.kir, Mrs. Marton Franeea, Mrl. Elolo Haddox, Mrs. Lewll . . ,..... IIlla• J07co Xra. Bill Bailey, lofra. Jolin Call, ll&'a. Harley Gilmore, Xra. Clw-lea WUaoa, and Mrs. Ce- au.,., itl1H78.SB JlM_ • a.3o lelte Bulb. Bazaar~ pursuart to IRS ndtJw:s) • • • • • • •• , • • ••••••• f40,187. 86 Are Announced TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES , . • ••.• • . • 40,187.86 CAPITAL ACCOIJNTS Equity Clfttal • total • • • •• • $714,788.98 0 • •• 0 0 0 •••• 0 •• I I I I 0 I ' 0 0 0 • •• • •• o • ••• o • • o • o TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •••••• • TOTAL L1ABILl'llES, RESERVFS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••••••••••••• o MEMORANDA Annp ol total depooltllilr the 15 ealendlr daJ• endfrwwlth call date. o t t Avenae of totalloaDO for tha 1$ calendar - · 8lldlal with call dat.t. 0 .o i 1 1 0 0 , •••• , •• o • • o • •• • • • • o • 0. I ••••• • , •••• • ••• 0 t 0 t- I I o o 0 0 0 o 0 o o ~ I I Doy is on Friday I 100,000.00 300,000.00 ut,Q&.U World Communlcy Day spun. oored by Melp Count.Y Church Women United will he held Fri. day at tho Middleport First IJDited Presbyterian Church. The observance will beJ1n with a sack lunch atl2:30 with the holt charch to serve the deosart arld coffee. There will he a ahort buolneas ~~esalon to be conductedbyMrs. BenNeutzllng, proli<lent, a lllanJo, a play. let and ageclal music by a choir composed ol women from churches lifer the .....,cy. Womea ol ail churchea In the CClUIIIl are Invited to participate In file World Coaunuaicy Day observance. I· ". . ' up I, lllrolcl E. lltMird, Executlw Vice Prealdtal ai lhe atoo., """' ~ hlniP.J diclan that thl1 report ol COIIII!tlon Ia trua IIIII CCIIT~ to the Mft of 1111' CJ1atWe ,_ traDer . _ lrllm oil to dlplllllllble BOTTLED GAS. Avoid fro- i1' IIIII !In huud. We caD chalwo ~ hellltw In 1 dl¥. Pia. ua aervlco. a lalowllioiP. and baU.t · ,, IIABOU> E. HUBBARD ., We, the . . . , . . . . a1te1t lhe ~ ol-lllill'tllll1 ai , caadltlon IIIII d!oelan that It hal lllloll -lillnod by Ul and to tiMI boll ol- , lulcillle4pllllll W!ef'la trua IIIII PAUL S. SMART ' t , ROSE S. REY!!OLris llODiiEY DOWMNG - Dlrectora dlr-• '*''!I ,, porter reapectiYOiy, are sen. lor elaas, Rhonda Ervin, Brenda Holman, Marsha l'llgh, Bar • bara Leadingham and Shirlee .. . ' 114 E. MAIM POMEROY Neiiler; )udor clau, D a n Nease, Tom llamm, Sandy Sayre, Reger Neaae and Pemy Mlddleawart; IOJ)homore ela88, John Eichinger, Candy Hoback, Chrlacy Davis, KenzyShulerand Terri Aah, and freshman class , BeU, and Barbera Fisher and Be•erly Ervin. Elected bualness managera by the senior claso were llancly Roberts and hroo Pylea and by the )mlor clasa, Sam Shane and Sharon Ervin. .-o;. , ,~~ LJIVE PARAKEETS, LIVE GOLD FISH AND FULL LINE OF PET SUPPLIES. ' ' .......... a.......i . 1.09 lb. c 8 lb. Antique Nproduetlon, Hand d•c:otGt•d roa• delifn on top and bottom glob•, EmLoned halldoblown milk 9lou . Antique cost metal hH, brau holder. Crr.stGI ehlmnet ln1en. Caq~lete with C7~ bulb In bose, Top ond bottom light one at a time or bGth fCJ9ether. SPECIAL 15.88 99~ BEN~· FRANKUNe PHON~ 992·3498 " . ,, .., ~2"--~$T M:< _' IN "ST.'·l· . · _PoMEROY, OHIO OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 OGNA 2 1.00 lb. MAKE POMEI!OY YOUR SHOf'PIIICi C~IIT!;R ,.,. •..; L...... 111AK. . 99~ Center Cuts lb. . '• 2 lb.1.00 SKINLBI 2 lb. 1.00 22 IN. EARLY AMERICAN MILK GLASS COLONIAL LAMPS Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan, O.~slt Will Hold Your Selection A1 Yo,u Make PayMents At Your Convenience SAME DAY SERVICE In AI 9 - Out At 5 lb. CHOPS THROUGHOUT THE STORE Ill PRACTICALLY EVERY DEPARTt.IEIIT. . REG. i7.98 SHIRT. ·fiNISHING u• snLL IN PROGRESS MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS . IIIAil .... ·Dollar- · Stretcher Sale I You happen to be taking some things out of your new Gas dryer. That'll do as well as anything for openers, so she says: "Lovely dryer I Gas?" She's big on thrift, so your line is "Penny-a-load I" Now it cdmes: "Well, when your father-in-law and I were starting out I thought nothing of hangirtg up tons of wash." You can't resist: "I don't think much of it either." Zap. 7,939,iiflfj Rushel's Variety secretary, trealltrer and re- Your mother-in-law drops in1D de1ivertbe weeiqy put down. -;..> do Are Announced I. 714,788.98 3,889,t8&0t. self sffecllthe way he 101.~ the "lorld," Mn. Lant2 a a i d stressing that aehools muat:' leech dlaclpilne soclecy to our. vtve In the free world . Mra. Donna stanley, a r etirClau offlcera have been elected II Southern lllsh S.hool. ed teacher now assoclate(rwtth President, vice presideM, Lee Nease, Mike Nease, Lorna .7,088,7:18.11 o t 0 0 World Community Class Officers a- . o • o o • o •••••• • •• 0 •••••• • Sci't·e two ways! Big initial sav ings dur ing early Bird Sale . . • savings on fuel bills for years to : c:ome with new Perfection Oil Heaters . Tops in style, beauty and comfort. . sponsor dance Friday 10 p.m. to mldnll!llt at the Mela• Jan. lor IIIII> sudltorlum 1ft Pomeroy followinJ the Melfii-Cosl G<ove football pone. The Jays will em•o.e· Admlalioo 50 cents. SATIJRDAY TURKEY SHOOT Seturclay, 1 p.m. at Forest Aerea Park, 3 mllel out of Rutland llO New Lima Rood. Ll'le or drooled turkeya, hams. ~- by llelp FFA. Hi:lll SCHOOL DANCE per. "' .., -~turday 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at file 11e1p Hiatt School suditorlwn In Middleport, T h e Jayo wiD be In charge. Admlss1on 75 cents. Is Celebrated cu. ..._..... •• ... . M E I G S CHEERLEADERS When Amorita ._ . toGresl . .~~!~fay, the milliilfeio .lll!*e ol Britain as It, 111<1111"1 CCIUI,tq, t1ie eburch'f ,.i!J.i'I'P In ,a~' When movomenlolla!'tetlthero,. anc:o *lid ol ·-lfl ~to-lorand In a row 1earo . _ lo noir · )n ihe ~· lie &110 ,_rica. · · ot· thl role In \>eakinl ' of ' ~'ty q Birthday Willi - . repllcao, mlnta and coffee were aened. Oieata bealdea DUlled were lolra. Leo Soarla, Xra. Doo IIUilan, Xra. lloo Lowrey, Mrs. DCII'Oih:r steYOna, lira. Lawruco Stewart, Xro. llabert Reeves, · Mrjl. Karea Floreo, and lolro. AlldreyFroat Others presenting tdfta to Xra. Brewer were Xr1. Jerry Y - r . lin. 01)' Cowan, Xra. Eldon Walburn, lofrs. Wllllam Wallero, Mrs. Charlao Van Coo1111, Mra. Joe 'I'IImer, lofro. .:-.n Beever, Mra. Mule Van Cciao)eJ, lolro, 0. P. Klein, Mrs. lllarcla ~- Mlaa ila IIJaell, Mill Bell¥ Clark, Mrs. Jlln Swnblln, lofra. llllmood • OtNiwlthl stock - total par 18lue • , •• •••• No. llbareo authorized - 2000 No. shares outalanditW - 2000 TUNE-UP nME . TOTAL J.JAmUTIES • •• RESERVFS ON LOANS AND SECURIIIUl Reserve lor had Iones oo loan& I IT'S WINTER ••• I Other llablUtles •• LET US • LAiJREL Clift Better Hoaith "lub 7 · · " ' :30 Thursday nll!lltatthe """e ol Mrs. Bertha Parker. CATHOUC WOMEN'S Clob, Secred Heart Parish, 8 p.DL Thursday; mass at 7:15 p.m., followed by rosary. FRIDAY SOIJP SliPPER, Friday' st. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, 4 p.m.; 801Clo sandwiches, pie, cake and beverep. TEEN DANCE Friday at Saut1iern Junior Hiatt School from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. spun. aored by the )mlor claaa. '1" A panel dlocuaolon oo the "-dng of AlphaOmlcrooChop- , a i llvlnp and loon COIIIpiRy theme, "A CrWcal Analyalo tar of Delta ~ Gamma so.,, dJoeualed lhe truth and 10IICI!n!i of Valueo," featured a recent clecy at the llll!llway Beataur...... She spoke of the honescy ant in Ool< IWI with Am1 ~ ~ bualnea11111011 as well ao that Second Ilea program chairman. ol the cuotomer, mentioning Thlo Ia the Saclet.J'• thlrof ~~ hanko and loan COIIIJIInles 1ear of programo on the sen- .., must tell the ratea of In- . oral theme of valuea. A retir. teroat, coata and duration a1 ed teacher. a principal, a bual. loana. Every loan has to be a Thl IOCilOd birthday amlver. nen woman, and a minister '•charaeter loan," lhe aatd. 1117 of Robbie Sl1100, 1011 of made up the paneL . "Valuea 1ft bualnesa are the Mr. and Xra. Robert Sisson, Esther · Dauber, a redred same as those which apply to Middleport, waa observed &inteacher and poet who hao - - the church, the school and the day at a ..,.cy. oral published works, talked oo home - character, honescy and lofra. Slaoon served Ice cream vaJues In the home. Sle read thruthlulnesa," Mrs. Stanley and cake to Xr. and Mrs. Wayne DOll Valentine's essay 011 tho CO!Icluded. Sisson, Kyger; Linda Sisson, Tho U.V. Mr. llama, pastor Columbua; Mra. Ira stewart, home, observing lhet the val. ues rl.lastlng worth lnthehome ol the Dak HOI Presbyterian Marcia and Jim Bill, Rutland, and in everyday living are bas- Church, moderated the panel and Mr. and Mro. Jo1m WOllam ed 011 love. - ·· and spoke on lhe valuea of the Brown, Teraaa, Carla and Kel. Values of the school ch ch llo lated were ar • re -riencea ly Rutland John Sl 1 • · sson, nfant diacuaaed by Elizabeth Lajlll 1ft Grut i!.-ltaln and()( lhetl brother ol Robbie, also attend- principal of the McArthur Eio: me ed. mentary S.hooL !lie described Sending aitla were Mr. and a school •• a "bUildlns with ioMra. c. H. Wise, Waverly, Mr. morrow Inside," and deserlb. and Mrs. Bob Hut, Columbua, ed CO!Icepta ol behavior . tllat and Clarence Stewart, Colum. improve the quality of odlca. lias. lion. ... • 11 1be way a Btudentteelhlm. Buebuan. t7,939,553.14 WBilJTIES Demand deposits of iodlvlduals, partnerships, and eorporatlona ••• •• •••• • ••••••••••••••• • •• • • tlt511,172.99 Time and sa.tnga depoalts of lndlvlduala, paraterahlps aDd corporaUons ••••••••••• , • 4,881,186.58 Deposita of United States Government , , , •• • • , , •••••••• • • 9,37&.69 Deposits of Slates and political aubdivlolona •• • .•• , • • • , • 84l,38l.t2 Deposita of commerelal banks •••••• • ••••• o o • o • • • • o • • o • 51000.00 Certllled 111111 oflleero' cheeka, etc. • • . , , •• , • ..•• • • • •• 11,828.74 TOTAL DEPOSITS •••• , , , • • , • . • • • , (a) Total demand dii)Oaftl ~ (b) Total time and savbws depoalta • • • • • __ I I "EVERY 1tiiNG IN ttARDWARE" MAIN ST. POMEROY Shower Given Mrs. Brewer -=,,..B-ure---:lc-n=-:·4"=,...- Surplus ••• • •••••.••••••.•••••••••• Unldlllded prodta • • • • •••• o • o • • • • • • • o Ebersbach Hardware The Drn Webater youth will Pl'flill'e mild '"'PI, and Christmao table er1'8111ellltllla for the JIIIV to be held at the ChUIIood!e Veterans HospllalooDec. 11. The llrla will alao aend pll1fns cardl, pada and pen.. clio and poozle booko. The prayer book, which took a first place award In 1986, wlll be plaa.d at that time In lb. chapel at the Chillicothe ilollpllal. A box rl. ribbona for uae In maldna 1'11111 hal bean aent by the jadora to the Vet. 01'1111 Hoapltalot Dillon. &n~ay lhe newly orpnlzecl drill team Will parform at the re•pdon hoaorlng Mra. Neutz1IDa. Eblith Dllllrlct Lellon Aialllary Prtoldent, and the lOth amlver~~ry ol· lha ..._r. ICIII LqloaAUXIHary. Thelirla will bo atured In unllorma r1. red, white and blue. The pro, lfUD Ia ac:heduled for 2:30p.m. Sr. High Youth Group PUm.s - .. tiOIIalleade G Donoh ·r, reg ue. The fro h t rnm1~re s men co ·-are Beverly Ervin, Garcia McGraw lilld Jerry Rowe. A -•·rt f •~ns "-· hlp was held ~~ lilld oonss a nd games of 1mow. a wHk. Let VI serve Y" "" ledge were ••'-eel ~......, · The you th all your proscription and ell S<liSI ed a,w "·ndlngCampFrancl 8 AsburY 011 Nav • 14-15. drvg needs. To raise mOIIOY, the M,Y,F. will have a "corni)lcking'' 011 "-· "·- a t th• home · -· 8• moe....,. of Danny lUll. From there, they will ' visit farms of the area, pi ck the corn, and sell it Future meetlnge will be held •# at the Oak G C te Tickets lor Mrs. Haney's and reporter, Renee Burke: rove en r on COIICOrt ··• I Bruni trea Pam B k and &mda,ya beginning at 4 p.m. cardl u~~ 011of-Mue • ""'-•: surer, uc ' rec- Everyone is welcome. 1 nuu&e 8 c, ~ st., Frazer Cleaners, 1160Sac. and Ave. , and the Log Cabin '-A.U.I t: ._,J; q_ --~ lj ~ -~- stox:J, .First Ave., (,lal.. ,... , ..... ~ iii " llpolla; at the Cilhen'o . Na. ,. Ilona! Bank and Fruth's Hlar. macy In l'l>lnt Pleasant, and In CALL NO, 471 NatiOIIal Bank Region No. 4 CHARTER NO. 8441 BY BERTHA PARKER the Pomeroy-Middleport area Sabbath School attendance at from Mrs. Theodore T. Reed CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION, INCLUDING Jr ., Ph. 992 ..2370, and .Mrs. the Free Methodist Church on DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE Dam1y Zirkle, Ph. 992-3065. Nov. 2 was 102. Offerlnp was Her program In Gallipolis $23.7~Mr. and Mrs. Lvther Holley of will include worJts b)' Chopin. Schumann, Bartok, and 1\io- Pt. Pleasant and Mrs. Relha zart among others. Her last Frost of Gallipolis Ferry visited OF MIDDLEPORT In the State of Ohio, at the close of bualneso on October 21, 1969, publllhed recital In Galllpolis, several with Mrs. Dora Holley. Mr . and Mrs. Paul Archer , In response to call made by Conq>troller ofthe Corrency, under Sectl011 5211, years ago In Washingtoo S.hool Nr . and Mrs. Charles Hisen, U, S. Reviled statutes. , Auditorium, was in behalf r1. Mark , Cregg and Jody , the March of Dimes C a m- Columbus came Saturday with paljp:J. ASSETS well-filled baskets of food to 498,705,36 Cash and due from banks (Including*"""" uqooateddeblts) ••• • help celebrate the birtltday of U, S. Treasury securities ••• •• ••• •• .. •• •• • • • ••• • •••• 1,811,070.00 ~ Co ., Eaae.• Mr . Archer's mother, Mrs. Mononga hI e a ..-uner Obllgat!OIIS of states and political subdlvialolla ... . .... . . . . . 1,021,249.46 ou... Georgia DiehL Her grandson, Other securities (inclllllq $Nil00 corporate stock) ••• • • ••••• • 12,000.00 C, Earle Humphrey, May C h a r I e s An I hon y Federal funds sold and securities purchased Hum)lhrey to Monongahelal'l>w- Diehl, also attended the dinner. under agreements to resell • • •• • •••••••••• • • , • 650,000.00 Mrs. Charles Thoma and son, er Co., Olive. G Co :Loans • ••• • •• • •••••• • • • ••• • • • •••• •• ••• . ••• • • 31 8'13,028. 72 Vlrelnla Meredith, Harry c . ary, lumbus visited Bank premises, furniture and flxlures, and other Meredith to Monongahela Pow- recently with Mr. Thoma's sister, Mrs. Dora Halley. anets repre-lng bank premises ••• • •••••.••• , , • 60,966.52 or Co. • Olive. Mr , and Mrs. Herman Kasper Real ellll.te owned other than bank premloea • • • •• •--:: • • •••• 9,743.70 Kameth K. Walton, Dollie M. and son, ROIInie, of Deyton Other aosets Onelllllq $Nolle direct lease llnallciJW) • • • • •• 1 1 U91.38 Walton to Mononphela Power spent a weekend with Bertha a. 79.95 cipalln&. 5:00 to 9:00 PM --------------------- Human Values Ansalyzed . TllllRSDAY WORLD COMioiiJNlTY Illy Pl'OCI'IIIII Pl'lctlce sasolon, 1:30 Thurlday a~ lofldclleA" rummap aalo to ral~~e port Firat United Presbyterian !linda for hoUday projocto lor Cburch. Junior Alfred Social Notes wlnva. Roush at Charleston, W. Santlnol, M~rt.PO!IIeroy, o. , Nov. G, 1969 . Auxiliary Youth to l M.D., will..._, a benaflt..,.. cert at 2:30 p.m. Nov. 16, at GaiUo Acodemy Hiatt S.hool 1n r,fll!polll for the Be&iltered Nurno Aaoodatioo to help rallle f'unda for a 1<11lp.. tered lias& window In the cbl,p. el o1 the new Holler Madlcal Center. Mrs. llorvey began practlc. G. R. CROW 1ng whUe lhe was still a child r1. 7 1n GalllPolla under the tutelage r1. the late MJsa Jlll>et Batley. She continued her stutiJ In lhe Baldwin School and later In the JUII!ard S.hool rl. , MJalc In New York Cl1;y. She Sunday school attendance on has played concerts In New Nov . 2 was 51. the offering York, Pennaylvanla, New Jer$17.55. Worship services were '"'Yo Ohlo, Florida, and West held at 10:ol5 with the Rev. VIrginia, where lhe was soloRobert Church giving the !at with the lluDtlnillon i!iYJn.. • message, ''love", from John PIOilV Orchestra, 3: 16. "OUr goal should be the Mrl. lllrvey•s prafesslooal giving of Self!' debut was made In Kimball The Teen-age Sunday School Hall, Chicago. Since that lime Mrs. WUliam Russell visit. class sponsored a Halloween she baa been soloist with tbe ed on Saturday with Mrs. Ed. party In the church besament on Dot:tor'a ~ In Brook- ;~.~:::::::::::~J:o:hn:.:P:au~I~H=e:ns:ia:r~f:a:m~il:y~nea=rl & . PORK LIVER OYSIIRS i2 oz. can 1.19 SLICED lb. SLICED lb. ; 39 �i: .·, - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Nov, 8, 1969 - Tho llallY Ncrllnc1, Mkldli..'POrt·llomcrO)·, o .. Nc.•v. G, 1969 Annual Holiday Meeting Planned wop- A doni.Uon for a Christmas an invitation to the recep~lon at the home or Mrs. Neut1ll~ l1f to be held at the Knights honorltw Mrs. llen Neutzhtw, Membera will havo a $1 gilt l.elioo Auxiliary exchange. First nomination of : PJI!IIao home In Sprilll!fleld American waa nde b)' Meigo Temple, Eighth District presidert, to be o[ficers was held And the blrtlJ.. PJihloa Sisters, TuesdsJI night held Sunday at the Pomeroy day annheraory orMrs.Harold Lemley, past chier, waa noted. altho Middleport halL Elementary School. Reported Ul were Mrs. Coral Pr8aerted at the meeting con.. Plans were made tor the •• Walker, hoopltallzed In Son DIdueled by Mrs. Opal Biggs was nual holiday meeting to be held ego, Colll, a daughter of Mrs. Gertrude ADJrews, and Harold Lemley who remains in a coma at tbe Veteran& Hoopltal at !llllWinners ofthepostercortest, spoke 011 highway sate~ a;: llcothe. The death or Mrs. Y~ a promotion for the successtul showed a film on the tq> c. the londa Jones of Vienna, W. Va., three mill renewal levy of the wu inlrodoced Mrs. ~d­ a slater of Mrs. Norma Zirkle Meiga Local School District, ryn MitchelL ame~•-- ith waa also noted. Members !'(!ported 24 sick calls and $38 were anoounced Mooday nigltt to Council ~ned the~~ ... " the Salem Center PTA. the pledge to the flag and Mrs. &pert on altrulltic work. The TI\anksghrlng Uleme was Mro. Nellie Vale, Meigs el.,. Joanne Council gave devotions carried out intabledecoratlons meriaey SltM!Jrvisor' one ol the using scripture Cr~m( Psal~~ for a dessert course served by ter judges commented on Plans were ma or a : : children's • work and then festival at the school on Nov. 21. Mrs. Gertnde AOO:rews and spoke brterly aboutteacher..stu- The treasurer reported a bal· Mrs. Elizabeth AUman. dent relationohlpa. ance of $205.65. A thank you Wimer& in each cla ~li , first letter was read !rom the Youne aM secoo:l respectively, were; Democrat Club tor a =~e Shella Fett;y and Joyce Janey, The refr:..hmer:!e~ber a• first; GregWalkerandBarhara =~rsb)' Mrs. Alma Smith Peyton, secondi Patty Dyer and re Mrs. Jessie Might, Mrs. Paul llq>e, third; Vl<ky Ger: SWick, Mrs. Cledith B~ A jitney SUJ)Iler on Nov. 14 man and Paul Rlt)e, fourth, gan, Mrs. Mabel Harman, Mrs. SoDdy Games and S&ndy Ma- Wendell Tackett, Mrs, Johnson in the Portland United Metholhetly, tie for first, and Bob R..,e and Mro. Gloyd. dist !llurch was planned by the aiXI Tina Deskins, tie for aecA kit "A Thanksgiving Les-- women's SOciety or Christian ond, Hfth grade, and Wllliam son,'~. ~as given by Mrs. Service Tuesday night at the Gloyd and Teresa Mitchell, Roberta Wilaon'a sixth grade. borne of Mrs. Cora Hilton. The supper will be held in alxth. Mrs. Council gave the benedicMrs. Robert Wilson ~n- tlon anJ refreshments were the basement recently redecornounced Notional Educat•on ed. ated by women of the commuWeek to beoboervedWednesdsy serv nicy under the leadership or with violtation at 2:30 p, m. It Mra. Kathleen Ward. Serving was also amounced that sc~ will begin at 5 p.m. would be dismissed an hour and Mrs. Ethel Jolmson was in 45 minutes early today for a charge or the program which teachera' m.servtce meeting. featured several readings, one Patrolman James Sheets on Thanksgiving and another on the importance oftwowords, Give Poster Winners "J •t ' •, .,' ;:113' Seven members ofthe Wood Garden Club attendnd the Region 11, Ohio Aasoclation or Garden Clubo, !all meeting held Saturday at LakO PLAN SUPPER, BAZAAR The WSCS of st. Paul United Methodist !llurch will aponsor a aoup supper and bazaar at the clllrch amex beiJinnlng at 5 p. m. Solurday. Soupa, aandwtchea, pl.e, cake, coffee and soft drinks will be served. Christmas c"*. baked gooda and ~I'OUJ: ' ~memade articles will be for aale. l ,'• ~ J ( •-----~~-., Use Our Auio. Ban·k taavll Tl .. lf•• -~~- 1 THE FARMERS BANI and SAVINGS CO. PJ)MEROY, OHIO Okay on Cyclamates ............ SNOW n•s and WIN1ER TUNE-UP'S See: L•'s and I Pa1ty Hose I I PIOPCirtionell· I I I $2.00 I s, M, M. Tall and 1'Tall III THE SHOE lOX II -' . WHIRl IIIOIJ ARI IIMIIIU PRICID L--.~,e.!.i:!t~!:.,.I!:.-.J recorder, Jenks, Mrs. Charlotte Heigh·ho, it's getting near jingle .bells ti~8, ~f'Jd . we're a•glow with the most festtve fashtons to Councilmen George Carson, Roger Hysell Group Plans ]itn£y Supper a nd make dressing up the children as much fun as and James Jarrell. possible. Mom, Pop, malce your choice early. Glove1, Hat., Shirts, Blousos Gowns, Coats, Jackets, Pants, Blankets, LARGEST SELECTION IN THE IEHD SPECIAL OFFER! $5.99. .Thuos., Foi._____ . . & Sat. Only ~~~c~ Paytoallwhom of them their taxes taxes aredues, du~, revenue to whom revenue tS Storoo Ptayen due, resJ><!ct to whom respect is due, honor to whom estem'llo · to. Everything For The Young Set 11 ·. ' ~ . N. ZND AVE. MIDDLEPORT .. 992-5515 honor is due.-Romans 13:7. L.!!;.!:!::,.:,:~_...;:,:.;;;:;;;,_.;;;_iiiiiiii.oiiioitoo ON THE T MIDDLEPORT, 0 . L..::.;.__..;;;;.;.;.;;;.;..;.;.;..;.,.._ .....___~ JBRANDS KNOW MAITEL INCREDIBLE EDIBLES FRIGHT FACTORY MINI DRAGONS LIST " "!:f""'·1 ·t:' &1 ...... w "You Are Always Welcome" STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. Til iO P.M. Daily 10 AM-i PM-5 PM-9 PM Sundays JOHNNY LIGHTIIING or HOT WHEELS •x Of 10's .... 1.49 ONLY 1.09 VALUE LIQUID ~ Thompson, Mrs. Rex Unroe, Mrs. Charles VanHoose, Eddie T; VanMatre, Daniel E. Walton, Mia. Roger L. Wilson, Mrs. Robert R. Taylor and infant daughter, Mrs. Roger A. McGuire and Infant daughter. Ll111lt I Call us Taday HOME • • 2014 SHAMP 70Z. KRAC0-8 TRACK TAPE PLAYER $ For Car Or in The Home WATER FOUNTAIN CLEAN REST ROOMS FOR THE P.LIC SEIVING YOUR fl rst here. Count skill of k\\1 \1 120Z. Phillips Rae. 89c IILI OF MAGNESIA 60~ JERGENS · At all times, lhe MOUTH WASH REGULAR 2. 95 a regislered phar- macist to re-fill a TERRAMYCIN A& D SCOUR COMB IOTIC INJECtiON, 10 cc vial, PENICILLIN , INJECTION, 10 cc vial, TERRAMY.CIN INJECTION, 50 cc vial SOAP R~l· Size • NGY TONKA MIGHTY DUMP 0 E 19.95 • TRUC HOT WHEELS SUPER CHARGER LITTLE CHARMER. FOR ALL HOT WHEELS CARS••• a\\\1 • CRAG.SIAN py DOLL LOZENGES IS OUR AIM on TTEL VALUE SCOPE ' ,IEGULAi .19.95 VALli. '). '· '. INOOIY ' ' .. · 1 Q"\ _.,· .. • SUZY HOMEMAKER SUPER SAFETY , NO. 2001 JACK-IN-BOX c~43e 1----·--·-------------------· GOOD IIWTH EA. ~- 7 oz. Size FISHER-PRICE PLAY 'FAMILY HOUSE • REG. by Shampoo 69~ • your heallh comes ~992-2057 1.19 VALUE J(IINSON'S- PRELL Hawley, st. Clair Hill, M r s. Charleo E. King, Mrs. Leslie Lemley, Jr. , David D. Mehl, Mrs. Michael C. Mehl, Mrs. WU!iam T. Moore, Betty C. Mullinex, Oscar Poetker, Mrs. Jack L PriddJO, Mrs. John H. Sauer, Mrs. R~y Sayre, Rusaell E. Schoonover, Patricia D, 9teets, stollle B. Stowers, Mra. Rena B. Syrus, JOOn T. were BICIJ)er guests of his par- - - - - - - - - - ents, Mr. and Mro. B. K. Ri~ enour on Mob:lay eveniqJ. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Woode called on Mr. and Mrs. CUrt wolfe on Wednesdsy. MrL Ednl Ufe called on Mrs. Freda Miller and Miss Lenore Betzing Sunday evening. BUI Cozart and aunt called on Mrs. Erma Hellmen. we are glad to welcome Mrs. Thoma to our communlcy and alao the Glen Thoma lamUy, Mr. and Mrs. George Gen. helmer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cia¥ton Shamblin of S&ndyvllle, W, Va. ~ 11, Rose and aon, Richard of Diamond, <)hlo. spent a day recertly with Mr. and Mrs. George Gemetmer. Mrs. ChaL Damn's nephew and his wile of Yoongstown called on her Sunday. C RS Limit I IKIL·CRAn SENIOR CHEMISTRY SETS • ' Evans, Mrs. Usley Fooce, Mrs. Wocxlrow Garrett, Mrs. oma Grant, Mra. Norman E. CALL Ask For Your FREE Toy Catalog! ,_ ..14.95"·~~ . '. ch.ncey. Deljver ND SHOP THURSDAY, FR AY, SATURDAY UNTIL 8 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 6 Slao: Infant Thru 14 I We Pick-up and aiDDLEPOII, 01110 Slips, Sweater S.ts, Palomas, word explanation or the Lord's port. They are, Science, Richard Prayer. Other readings were, Swackhamer; Future Nurses, "To Bring Peace" by Margery Mrs. Jeame Bowen; Commwrl- Roush, and ''OUr Aim," by cy Sin& Mrs. Christine Guth. Mr.e. Ward. Refreshments were rie; Frlendolrlp, Mrs. Mertha sened . VEIUlari; Camera, Wheeler Drake; Arts and Cralta, Mrs. Anna Welsh; Coin Club, Donald [ HOSPITAL NEWS Wolle; FHA, Min Leda Mae Kraeuter and Mrs. Mildred BaiHolzer Medical Center, First ley; Nature, Mrs. lUta Slavin; Ave. General vialting hours 2-4 French, Mrs. Mary E. Chap- and 7-8 p. rn. only. Maternity man; Usherette, Mr1. Daisy visiting hours 2:30 to4:30p, m. Blakeslee; FF A, Everette Hol- only, Parerts only allowed on comb; Rod and Gun, Eugene Pediatrics Ward. Bloul!h; Latin, Mrs. Theodosia ADMISSIONS Frecker; MaRodders car Clltl, Publication ,of ~loos is John Mora; Future .Business prolllblted wllll furtN!f 'notice. ' Leaden (FBL), Mrs. Gladys mRTHS Cox· Glrlo Athletic AssoelaMrs. Alan R. Peaslee, laktlon: Mrs. Jeannie Taylor and in, W. VL, son, 7:17a.m. WedMrs. Joy llenUey, and Varslcy nesdayj Mrs. Frederick L. M Fenton Taylor and !llarlea Stokes, 18 Wlllaw Dr., son, 4:02 p, m. Wednesdsy• The National Honor SOCiecy DISCHARGES 1, sponaored by Mrs. Linda Mrs. Dean Amerine, sara J. Arnold. The first meeting of Anderson, Ebner S. Bailey, the ('\ub sponsors will be de'Vot. Mrs. Ire T. Beatt.y, Mrs. May ed to organization and eiectlon Bethel, Mrs. Emma Bland, Mrs. of ol!icers. Helen Carson, Mrs. Clarence H. Davia, t..onard w. Dobblno, Freda M. Edinger, Mark A. Mr. and MrL B. K. Ridenour returned recently from a tivediiJ' trip, Mr. and Mrs. OeriiiJ' Woode called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas weber an afternoon recenlly. Erma Heilman sport Tuesdsy nlgllt with her granddaughter, Mrs. BUI Cogar and family of Minersville. Mrs. stella Adkins called oo Mrs. Freda Miller Tueaday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Sedwick Sr. had a new furrace inatalled. Mr. and Mrs. Jonnle Ridenour IN TM&•B USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN GET SALE PRICESI Gifts For Christmas IIIIJ'or Dayton Raynes, the WlmRIZE YOUR CAR I ANTI-FREEZE 1 ,-------------, I I CHIWREN'S HOLIDAY FASHIONS Jt1bank You." Mrs. Hllton read, Clubs were organized and "Smilesi" Mrs. Don Johnson sponsors named Wednesday at read '•Kindneu," and Mrs. Meigs High School in Middle- Carolyn Price gave a word-by- Eastern Local Social Notes ll's Q"ick! It's Convenirnl! COME AS YOU ARE! LETART FALLS- A Hallo.. ver,IIIIJ'rilond Adams, Pearl ween part;y was enjQ,yed at the Norris, Iva Orr, V 1 n d o r a went to the liome of Mr. and Mrs. I Iowan~ ~rrla Inc! enjoy· ed mullc" M'r~Norrlo andhla ioonl, ll!oorat and 'l'err,y. The group al10 dld aome linglng of ita own. Gollllf were Mr. and Mrs. MarahaU Adamo and IIIIJ'mood, Mr. and Mrs. Herber! Roush Mr and M a "-'- Glo, • r ·~""' eckner, 1'8arl Norris, Pllarl Adami, Vandora Knlt!hllns. Mr. and Mrs Roy Van Meter and Bec!Qo lllaleand Philip Wea- home or Mr. and Mra. Larry llnll!hting, Jlaun.y, Unda and O'Brien here Friday eveaing Carol Am O'Brian, 1'8arl Acl. ""' to Mra ll'a am a and Coroline Miller. Hope. with prlzea .-ne · • , Or the prettiest dreaeed, Later in the evening a Bl'OUP Repreeenlltw the cloh were K!d·•;ting the one no . Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Vw-• .,, • 1181 ~ton Ashworth, Mrs. Karl, one coold gueas who she • ;; Grueser, MrL Hiram Fisher, and to Mrs. Erwlq Gloeckner, MASON _ Mason t o w D Mrs. EdoonHollon, Mrs. Den- the fUnniest dreoeed. Door prize waa won b)' Her- councU · Mmd8J' nillol v - ver. ver Holler and Mrs. Clifl'ord PhUllpo. Mrs. Grueser wa~ bert Roush, Gomes were play- to purchase items including .------~ ed and retreshmenta of sweet 250 n. ol fire hose, a new installed 11 regional secretary bf Mrs. Albert Pool of cider. doualmuta, coeree and beating llloYe for the wator aandwlchea were served to Mr. ol!lce llmeatooe, and 10 Marietta, 1 past OAGC pres• atreet alllll•· and Mrs. Marahall Adams, Mr • deo~ ident. and Mra. Erwin Gloeckner, Mr. CouncU aiso di&cuased a , and MrB. Herbert Roosh, Mr. ball park for the towo'o UtMIIIIIIIIIIM1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi!mlillll!lll!llilflw.. ' and Mrs. Howard Norris, Ue Leasue program , The i George, Gary and Terry, Mr. boya have piiiJOedonthe Crow Diabetlm Seeking · and Mra. Roy Van Meter and pr(operv in Mason. llec!Qo, Philip and Ill ale WeaAttending the meeting were Meigs High Clubs Listed SPEAKER ANNOUNCED CLIFTON - The Rev . Earl Parkins will be speaker at a .revival to be held at the CIUIoo United Methodlat Church at 7:30 p.m. eaeh evening Monday ihrooJiio &utday, Nov. 16. There wUI be sj>eelal vocal numbers .aach evening. The Rev. Bernice Winkler extends an lnvi.tation to the public, Halloween Party Enjoyed ' ·~ ·, • NO. 3900 o"\.1 LIMITED • HA STYLING SET JOHNNY LIGHTNING DOUBLE DRAG STRIP REAL DUG RACING WITH THE WINNERS a\\\1' • PARKER OUIJA GAME. -FIICI•tl• For .All AiHI Gb~ ., l '!! U/11 • Coke Dispenser .. wnH PLAine GLAIIa �• I 8 - ' .., lloll,y Sentinel, Mlddlopon-l'omor~, n., NO¥, 6, !969 Syra,cuse New!!, Society IYADASLACK Mr. Carl Duckworth ol Plckari111Jiun vllltud his stator, Aonea White, and brother, Rlctwd Duckworth, Monday. · Mrs. Patricia Koehlar ol - t Ale- spent a with her parents, MI-. and Mrs. Herman London. and . other 1'11-'1-. She was joined on Sat......,y hart by her husband. MI-. Floyd Grimm. Don and Taresla o1 Columbus visited recently with his paron b. Ml'. I, Mamie Warner of Alliance and Mrs. Dally Pauley of Deerfield. to Rolla. Mo.. where they vltltod tllolr brother and slslor· In-law. Ml'. end Mrs. Clyde a...twaro. While tllero they enjoyed a dey In Malamlc ,..~~=~;roN DU.DLINII 5 , .... D.y lof•• '"'llcell•" Mo...t.y O.otlllne f •·•· Co.w:ollollertt & C.,..ciiMI Will •• •ce,rH -'II f e.M. fer Do~ of P.. ltc•tlett .. . ~~ Mr. and Ml's. Wilbur Walker. Mrs. Herbert Parker ac - ,.... (114) . .Zlil companied MI-. and Mrs. Rexal Summerfield and Mrs. Cecil Herbert Parker and her CaldWell of R-vllle, R. D., to mother, Mrs. Sum - Columbus where they visited jtlvo Intortion.. Wort1 ola cMHC..,.Iwo }ftlori Ion• . · 25 par eo..t Dituu.tl .,. poid ot11 : 11 corit1 ,... -------------o..;;.;;;;;;;;;;o SLEEl'ING room with furnace -:c heat. Call 992-5440. Far ll-2-7te t'ffW GAS !unaeo lDatalled, tllo lll!aliOII Colo. 10.111-tft _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... · BEilltOOM taM, Uvlng room, dlnlill room, ball and - _ _, carpeted, 7M Leist and Rosemary of Maryland and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Arson and daughter of Cleveland also vl!\lted with their parents et the home of Mrs. Thomas' brother, Frank Perry. Ml'. and Ml's. Dale Stansbury have returned from a vacation spen1 In Bowie, Maryland, with fliiilr daughter, Ml's. Tad Martin (Eileen I. State Grange Gatekeeper H. E. Starkey and Mrs. Starkey, Mike Lawson and Ruth Ann Columbia Grange members. attended the annual Jordan, sesolon of Ohio State Grange at Nell Houoeln Columbus the past - · Mike Lawson and Ruth Ann Jordan repr....,fed Meigs County as Prince and Princess In the Youth Pageant. IN. and Mn. Arthur Crabtree prage, • I • room & ..th apartment 24' x 33'. omce buii<IIIW, concreto b I o c k, leased. pS,OOO. Brooke Sayre, S7racuso. Phone ggz, 5280. 11~ Adnlinlttrotor of tho Eatote of Bon Stout, deceau4, late of Columbia Townthlp, Moi111• Count-,, Ohio. Qedhon are roqulred to fila their clolm1 with told liduelory within foLW morttht . Ootod thl, 1 11 day of Nlll'fombor 1969. F. H. O'BRIEN Probata Judge ol told County 11/6 11/13 11120 Jtc LEGAL NOTICE Elba McKnight. and other Co.. No. 20.204 E.tote of Gro.,., Stout, D.ceotod Notice I• horoby llll'9'on that Sunday they attended the WJII/gm 0. Child• of Middleport, Ml's. Ed Hensley, daughter and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tackett, daughter and children of Flatwoods, Ky., Ml's. Mary Collier of Cincinnati and Mrs. T. H. Blanton of Jackson were called here by the Illness of their mother, Mrs. Jerry Culwell. Mrs. Hensley remained for a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman and tam lly of Rutland were guests on Sunday afternoon of his grandparents, Mr . and Mrs. H. E. Starkey. Ohio, hot boon duly oppolntod Admini11trotor of tho Ettoto of Grover S.tollf, doconod, Iota of Col\ln\bla Town11hlp, Moigt Count-,, Ohio. Crodlton oro raquirot! to fllo tholr clohnt with uld fiducl•y within lour montht. Dottd thlw I 11 doy of November 1969 . F. H. O'BRIEN Probate Judge of told Count)' 11 / 6 11 / 13 11120 3te -------------------- LI!GAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received until 9:00 A .M. Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1969 for Slle of: 1968 Pontiac Catalina, Car. 1960 Ford Station Wagon . Can be seen at the Meigs Co . Sh~lffs Garage Fair Grounds. The Com m lssloners have the right to reject any and or all bids. IN. and Mrs. Walter Swett Muon have returned from a two weeks Meigs COURty Commissioners vacation at Indian Rocks Chamber& Beach, Florida. They visited 10 ·30Marthe 11 -6 2tc ' enroute with Mr . and Mrs. John Cltrk . L. Rawlings af Orange Park, Florida, and report Mrs . : Rawlings much Improved from ELLEN'S GIFT Shop, Reedsher n!ICent Illness. ville, Ohio. (\len every day Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Swett of except Sunda,y and Thursday, Middleport stayed at the Walter 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Other times s..tt home while they were In Hot ice byii>JIOirDilent. • Florida on vacation . :; Ml's. Ermet Arbaugh took ~ Mrs. RoKie Arbaugh and Mn. ~ Murl Galaway to Belpre on :: Saturday where they visited •: with Mr. and Mrs. Howard ::Stanley, former mldents of :: near Albany. Saturday night ' them. -------------can saveyou'-l)tohalt CHUCK'S on TV ropalro II you bring Help Wanted COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LEARN at ho111o - In row' •par• tlll\0, No a,.eJol oduccto lion ,_dod . It'• ahnplo. Now •••Y lnttam L••nfng Method. Wrlto for ftoe llrochuro. COMPUTER COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Ono Public Squoro 1104 Clovojond, Ohio 44113 10-16-tlc Department of The Dally Sentinel. Good opportunHy for rl;rt person, must be self start•, not afraid to work, apply The Daily Sentinel. 5080. I HELP WANTED Wanted Full Time Em- ------------WILL plck~~>merchlndlaaand take lo aUdlon .., a Ptl'oolll111 ...... Call J.lm ••••• &I'Cd ur, Nh" ,._. ....1.. 7f~lt -----------·- -----.------- . . . ·-te. . For Sale or Trade ----- -- ------- ployee for Circulation For Rent lerfQo table, 6 cllnin& room cbalra, 1 cane bottom hoot chair • 6 cane bottom armcbalra, odd ehalro, 3 brlcllle Iampo, olllampa, - k e t tle (good) wooden chum stone .,.,.,.:., butter moldo' stone Jaro Uds pua Jara.<lated <lid ooWea stone crocks,~ pot, tl'flll Ue, Iron kettle, Iron sldUets, odd mHk c:ana, lantens, 2 old acalea, 2-whael cart, old china, carnival glass, handpainted glaso, loe cream ..:ct toP i.aket.. 992-3454- c•••• ....._ aheller, MWlng LOCAL _~ITS lAlLY ..AJ . ·119Uc 7:50 .... JOIII'-., 12 NOON 3 P.M•. 4NI 4:30 P.'k · Kf!l(!p!mnfl Me~gs ·Go doon m blower. 20 year auaranteo. Roy Arms, Minersville, Oblo Phone ii2-3181 • ll-f-3te -----·------1966 ROUSETRAILER, 2 bellrooms, IOdO. In aood condl· lion. Phone H:l-6517 or c..,. ta<t G-.. l!lar<her, PamerQJO, ll-f-3tc ----------- 5 ROOM HOlm:, bath, attached aara&e. Phone Now lla,.n 882-2670. ll+etp ----------r--Real Estate For Sale EXCELLENT LOT, fB'x125'. Mill street, Mlddl""'rt. Alao 2 story brick llulldiiW on N. 2nd Sf., Wd)oport. Pb. H2-11251. 11-ll-u• · -------------- HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. HOISTETTER, Broker 3 beciroc:ma, one door plan, bath, _......,.. ·•nfko 1 A - lot, -~ .. ~...... - • · RURAL - 6 rooms !ramo, ceilar, - · c!rillod well. Acre. ~fl50. MIDDLEPORT - 61'001111, bath . Bill furnance, new kltcben, - · $12,000. PO.. "?LR~~---: 8..roomOOO. !ramo, w, c........n, .., RACINE .- 3 bechOOIIW, bath, gas lloor furnace. W,oprden. $6,000. LETART- - 5 room !ramo, TUPPERS PLAINS - ~th II ~.., - • ,.....ce. •• ,000. SYRACUSE - f bodrooma, 1~ batllo -~- Zlota."'O 000 •--• ~ • RACINE RURAL- fbodrooms, bath, ....mom OU !urna<e. $6,300. HELEN or VIRGIL TEAPORD ASSOCIATES 992-3325 of corn, band toota, and mlacol- laneoua Items too 111mer..,l lo mentloo. TERMS CASH: NO'TRESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. LUNCH SERVED. SII!Dad - Mr. and Mra. P. 0, Pullins. Sale COIIW<tedby AclamaAueUon So"lce, Rutland, Oblo. Auct!oneon: COl. Jim Adama, p11ono 7f2-tf61. Col. Bill Brown, New Marohlleld, Oblo, p11ono 66f.350f. 11.&-lte _____ __ __ - ~ III'OW1ds. 11-4-«e POMEROY- CLOSEIN-1.15 -----------acres, 4 bedroaauo, bath, IIISINGER machine, 116 ter 111stem, now ll!r!lace, $4,Clall In nlee wal!lll cabinet, 900. 1 li ~a&butiiiiiiiGier,andDICDo POMEROY - 1 lloey frame, .....,.,._ WW aa<rllloe far 2 badrooana, bath, PI . ~ ca~h..-tenno. PhoneH2!uraaee, baaamtllt, NICEf$,2685.. 11+81e fOO. -----------POMEROY - NIC!: PROPERELECfROLUX VOCIIUIII . . _ TY - 2 llol')', c I o I e to or In Uiol - <OndltiCIL Hu ••boola, •' b 1,.,_ollur<lteo, aU 7 cleanlaw alta<-ata, f badr-., bath, kltcbeawlth eord winder and palast .,1'11, cabiMia, ....._, will aeii to re-'ble P1r1Jo GREAT AT t8,f00. for t36..50 caoh 01' Ierma u- POMEROY - S M A L L & rangad. Phone Hz.IZ685.. LARGE HOUSE - larp e.. Ill. -...r 11-4-«e F1JRNISHEO and lllllllrnlthed WE'VE MOVED. Barkuool<epQat tuowta. to lchool. ----nela. Scottlel, Westle1, P~ 1112-lfat. 10.18-uc Sehnauzero, Poodles, IJooll.. WATER CDNOI'I10NERS, $6, hunds, Buaota and lleqlea, S10, $15. Sollenera, lllb!ra, Chicago Is the world's Turn rlihl at Toreh, Ohio, etc., ~ bade.......largest railroad center. It Fourth ' - on right. C. W, Buck, RuiW1d, Oblo, serves 41 lines and has abc I0-31·7te IMNOtc railroad stations. !!7: ...,.:"~~:· !i::: · ~~ctk a.... mant blocli ......... part tJl 3 Iota, all in JidrJ,y aood eoedltlon. $6, OOQ. HENRY CU!I,ANJ), 11robr om.. ~ 11-Uie ."~l)jertainecJ4i .. , ..... "'"'•• fac· ,..,. •lr ....... ltl..-4, ,.. . r.;:;~. "'"· Area Informed As .. W~ll A s ' Clitmllit t7fiQII ...... -· "iustiiiSs Ienita 1 ij!! Fad ·;;~m~t:~31:::~~u ow.!;.i~"• ... ttloll; ~,._, ,....,,. au.an. lla- -....;.;..: vlnpt I ,..;., loaol Aut-.lltlc .flwln.t.,. _.. . .•. - ...,.. ,_ Bulcll ._, .. !1&95 •on.. liiT.:, HT Cpo. """' h. , Ilk. vinyl trim. Gee4 tlrwo. ~ Autor.tlo, ,...., •••"•· R~lo• . '. . . Pff• H. T. ~ou~. e•, t.Wroon flnlih, c•• Slrvleo. We st.rpoa.Set .. · :C' -.. . 3-211-u. \?! Pontiac •,!1395 Locel -------------RiPalr: . SEWING MACHltiES, . 1enloe, all )!lllku. 99Zoll28f,/ . .., Fabric !llloP, P0111er.,Y1 ' · AIKhor!Hd stawer Solea and\ .._. u...., ..,.. Chnelle ellto. IteM., ,.... ........tNt& and ·"'···· . ,. ••, ~u•llet 1165 Mellltu .$1295 Yl ~1M, Cnv. JOW.welldo, hHtw, • • whl .. well ....... , . . ext_._. flnhh wltti white *'•"''•• . .. --------------·c. ' . ' C. IIRADFORD, .A uttlcnt c slttll SenJee 1'1.- HNUt Bact., Ohio Crill Jlrtdfard . ftylon ,.,, vinyl lntellw •1111, . ...... ....... l!'l o£~!~1¥o.~r -------------rlabt proJecL iw Corvalr .. ,!7!1!i 2 Doer. Block ll"nl';h,. ~ .,... •--"· T;il.i, ~ READY-IIIX CONCRETE 4111,_ new tl,.a, apotlaaa cleen 1... t'lff•, (;My flnlah, full pow• Fut and - · Free elllmateo. Ph. 992-321M, ,(leo IZoin I'M:II>-11h Co., "'ddd.. ~ Oblo. 1140.Uc otwnecf 1., ...u.... cer. VI •••· tran1. Ga.,. lRiN'S Fr.OOa ...-~;"~tt. f963 Ford .. .. U!I!l ~loMie 500 4 6r. {;;';~ ..... c..... '"'"""· .... •ntiM, flnlah. Radio. 1962 Cadillac .$59§ H. T. cou,., ,_. wl.u •••n il ...., full ,.... .,..,,........ lnclu.llnt 6 woy •••• ,_, • wlnclowa, apotlen I~ ••lot, R&H. ' ------------~- Tr.Ck S,.cl•li; U&7 Dotlle ••• $1595 t ft, Swee;:\• Plcfcup, Yl ..,.,,.., owfoiMtlc tran1. ltwllo, CVItom . ., chraiM trllle, P" & R t.UMpor, We .. c..st "'"'*'• tet ~~-• n.... l1h, leu th.! 25,000 milot ltr locol S.. en4 ..., thl1 uc.ptlortol ttvclc ....lW,. Dad11 .... $7!1!i I -h. •SwNp:l• Plckuf'! Vi ••lne, new HD ttn1. Solid c,.., .,.." flnl1h, ....... 1""9&0 Chevrolet K Ton Plchp, 6 flootololo, ooaol f~oo, heotw•.l This and That lo your orad •4ulpt1Wnt 1 f.lc:tc.-y air conlll• tloftM. Ratllo. Dfl..,• thla c• fer ""•""" on4 co"*ort• ow..,. JYRACUSE_ 10 anal Mason • COL.L•RS! . ll'llllfl B~tness- ~ylce..L. .. c••• gao _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a.. . BULL, '4 Cbarolala,1f.......nhl c ::-:---.~-:-----:- . : old, pntle and nice to handle. SU NEIGLEII llulldllw &c~Jlll', Paul Karr, Cbeoter, Oblo. 11r hu!!d!qr Call ll.&.3tp GOV' Nolal8ro JladM, 0, ~~ 60,000 BTUGAShaater. Phone 992-3324. 11-5-6tc: '11G SAVINGS ON 5 ROOM HOUSE, 2 acres land, 2 oil wells, outbulldlncs and prago. s e II at appraisal price. Phone 992-6786.. 11-6-61» o.:r-IAIIP t=IV8 t-IUNI)qBO INFORMATION NEWS ·cONS1RUOION -------------- ~ ::-2-etc corn 7 ------- -- ., machine haaUng stove MENS work unl!ormo. staa 29- ~-land Real r8.J1810, 'bunk hods, .ioora, fO. Je!!er's Clolhla!8 S~Gfe, '-'le ty dresser, 1 lot Bhocked 33, aoiiW toward lair. . chair, WMro FOR HIRE,- tnaldier12-GAUGE pump BUD· Slerman u-. •• s • dnll!a 4 u. ~ Buohklrk, Sr., 561 s. 2nd . wlda. Paul Aadlraon, ........ W. Va. Pta. 'I7S-I'II8 aller Ave., Mddleport. 1::10 ..- Ht4tU, Bad-. BANANAS, IOc lb.; allced jowl 3 lb., $1.39; boiCllna 2 lb., REDUCE SAFE and . ., irltll $1.09; potatoes 10 lb., 49c; ud£..VaponIce· milk, He saJion; milk, u... Pilla. Nil99c p.llon. Fond lllllmpo welc:omecL Free puanpldn wlth$5 order, M and G Fond Markel, 3 miles south ot Mlddl""'ri AWNINGS, storm and on Ill. 7. 11~ wliKiowrs, tarpOrta, marquees, blown and batllnlulall"''o Elmer:-"6llllt.,. ~ 5 ~ or bee,s, Some have""' reHnJI.IIYL For tree ·estl- ' Pori. Make diJ an olrer, Hooe t Rd'iiJhl". Minersville, malelll'"Phooo Clarleo Uolo, Ohio. Phone HU77S. Syncuae. V. V. Jahnaon and ll-5-3tp Son, IDe. ~1-ue BOB'S REDUCING Saloo and~ Health center Is open,· 1968 GTO, 4-speed; 1963 Fatcon, 6-cylinder, automaUc. 9 .. rn. to 5 p.m. by lj)polntPhone 992.0547. ment, 5 p.m. lo IOp.m. noq,.· SOLID STATE walnut oterao 11.0.3tc potncmem necenary. Locatconoole, 4-apeed Intermixed ed below K and K Mobile: changer, duel volume CODtrol, Homes, P o I n t Pleaaant. · 4..apeakor IIOIII1d 11111em. BllAuction Phone 675-2454 or 6'15-4020., ance due $68.10. uae ... rbudpt terms. Call992.335ll. IIJ.3.tfc · PUBUC SALE - Salllrday Nov. 8 at 10:00 a.m. Home of tho 11.0-&tc late Mary PuUins. Just outo! - - - - - - - - - - - - - Racine, Ohio, near Ballhan. IIAPLE STEREO radio, 1969 Lost Take State Rl 12f throoih · lOvely maple !lnloh, with AMLOST, Lincoln Hlll area, black Raclae, turn m first paved FM radio; 4 apeakers, &W kitten within the laat week. road (Count;y Rd. 28) to lelt. volume eontl ol. Balance due Call alter f p.m. 9112.2622. Watch lor aale algna. OR $SUO. Uaaour bud&ettermo, 11.&.3tc Turn ot1 or 111. 1 m Foroat can 992.3352. Run Road and follow alps. ll.O.atc As we are leaving for CoJum. Wanted To Buy bua, we wllloellatpobltcaue- &;.35 -HOUsE;;u;~ all~~CIIJN"A CAIIINETS, raund taUon our entire collection ol _.~,~lion ••oo loom. Good ...,... , .. • blea, old olocka, et<. Write 1111Uques and collector'l Phone Cheoter 985-4187, or caU M. D. Mllltr, Ill. f, Items: ll.O.&Ic PomOl'OJ, ...,_ ii2-4271. Waehatand, cane rocker, 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - &.28-uo. old stands, Hllao and chair, 1964 INTERNATIONAL Scclul, barber cabinet. old pictures, 4.whoel drive, 23,000 mUea. USED VAN or paneltruck.. Must roonc1 141> trunk, VICtrola, old Phone 742 .333f. be mecbanlcall,y sound a n d pie ..re (orillnal !lnlllh), u.o.31p reas0ll8bl,y priced. Phone wood bed, round oak table, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 949-4811 after 5:30p.m. Z wic:kar I haD tree, ern COAL F1JRNACE, 26" did ll-s-3tc atanda, drop-leaf table, but- cast lroll. Colq>lele with thorn II\ O..ck'sTV,I52Buttemnt. PomerQJO. Phone 992- Olltlell'a Speed Ostrlchea have been cred- VACANCY Cor two oldarllIted with a rWlning speed or ple. Prefer prhate peld paSO miles per hour. at which Uonls. Phone Muon, m. . time the length of each uss. 10-8ttc , stride wu about 25 feet, ac. cording to the Encyclopaedia RooF REPAIR and a : lal : Britannica. · ,~ .... ._lar~and roao I ling, by <0111ract. ·•' • Jollll Quincy Adams wao . : 1111 lint U.S. president Phone ii2': Miild a member of the Phi 2801. Wo .., anywhere. .. ; 1leta J[appll fraternity. 10-1-uc ' --,------------- 11-s-3tc ;; and Sunday MI-. and Ml's. Er· ·. : mel Arbaugh, Byron, Rex and : RoJCenne, called on the :. Stanleys on Sunday evening and ·; Mrs. Gateway and Mrs. Ar· :: tHiugh returned home with -------------- .. \MIDDLif!IIT !~ID ------------~ .-- 1968 COUGAR, 302 engine, 3 on ftoor, wide ovals,.1900. 1931 Ford, Chevy powered, 90 per, steaks. Racine Gun Club. cent done, $1000. Call 94&-' .-'•_m_l~ly_.- - - - - - - - - ' 11-4-litc 2601 after 5 p. m. LEGAL NOTICE 10.26-Utp ANNUAL HomeccmiQg ot E"' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT terprlse United Methodist ea .. wo. 20,203 ChW'ch, Sumay, Nov. 9. Aft- 1963 RAMBLER station wagon E1tat. of a." Stout, O.ceo..d ernoon service at1:30feat,..... Claoolc. Call 742.5823. Noilco It he,.a,y Ol'9'on · that lng Ubrlg Brothers, Chilli.. 11~.3tp Wllllo;ro D. Chfld11 of Mlddloport, Ohio, ha1 Loen dulr ·appointed cothe. 11-4-Sfp NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT certified lay speaker training .program et the 6th Ave. United Methodist Church In Lancaster enroute home In the afternoon. Auto Sales •• ' R. H. «atrll-ls Sons LEE ------------ -------------- ---- ' NIGHTIIZ·~4 OCCUPANCY -----------20' X 80' -STAUON. 18' XU' ud --------- ' DAYII2·n51 FOR SALE SOME READY . FOif ' ·, THREE llOI100CI&Ive lots in Beech Grow Cem etll')'. Write WWiom J, w-e, 35 . Rlverolde Drive, o.yton 5, Oblo. lo-29-!Qie Ale were guests of her sister, Mrs. relatives In Columbus on Saturday and Sunday. On ·Rul Estate For Sale ~~:~-~!:~-Jon~.4e.,...!!'==*'~'J - :NoV· HOMES a,;... ...... Wayne Brubaker, Ronnie and Carol, of Wadsworth visited GUNSHOOT, Sunday, November 9, I p. rn. 12-10-20 Bll1J88. recently with her grandmother, Hams, bacons, pork chaps, Mrs. Roush, and the Schneider ForTIIe Futtst Senlct DAY or NIGHT ..• CALL RAILINGf S&11YICE .. •. -...1••••-.o. - RAETTNAIS rwo Us 446-3253. ll-5-3tc Browaell A-.. wMepnr&. vlolted his parents. MI-. and Thursday of Nr . and .Y.,s. Card of Thanks Ph. 992-IHI ar 11230111. Edward Chapman and son, Mrs. Carl Hubbard Sunday. TRAILER, Brown's Trailer . a.zt-ue WE WISH 10 thank all our IN. and Mn. Wilbur Holter of Eddy, of Pickerington. They Park, Minersville, Ohio.-= ------,-_.,.._---rrtends, neighbors, and relaAkron spent a weekend with also visited Mrs. Floyd Chap· Ph. 992-3324. ll~tc SEMI AUTOMATIC rille, 22 tives who helped In any W83 rel111ves here and In Mld- man and daughters, Shelly and during the illnesa and death - - - - - - - - - - - - - l q with ocope. Phone 843Kimberly, of Columbus. They dlopor1. 2476. 10-28-lotc of our sister and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kiser were accompanied home by TRAILER LOTS, Bob'i Mobile Helen Batey, Also, thanks to spent the weekend with her Pam Taffee also of Columbus Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on Dr. Blazewtez, Dr. Slack and paranto. tw. and tws. Chester who spent the weekend here. trallora, State RL 124, Phone 992- CAMPERS and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kiser Woodrum of Haydenville. They the nurses at Meigs General Bonner and Contlaental Low 29151. · S.l1o((c also visited her sister, Mrs. and son. Scotty, have moved Hospital; Rev. COrd and Rev. price, 10 percent to 15 perLoretta Powell. a patient In the from th Don Lisle property on Curry for their consoling cent AYIJWI. come to Gaul'• Mount St. Marys Hospital In Cherry Street to Cheshire. words, and the Ewing FunerTrailer Solu. Phone 1185 Mr. and Mrs. Millard DuckNelsonville. al Home . Sister, Margaret 6 ROOMS, bath. Cloae w 1o1m. 3832. Tloo mlleo ~ Ph. 992-2049, 992-2431 ali8r I'N. and Mrs. Sam Pickens. worth of Huntington, W. Va ., Hamrt, and sons George, BenCheoter on 111. 7. w1/dl rar accompanied her sisters' Mrs. visited briefly with his sister, 5. 10-24-t!c. siJn left oo Coullcy Road 36, jamin and Andy. Agnes White, and brother, 11.0-llc - - - - - - - - - - - - - I~ Richard Duckworth . Other 5 ROOM hooso, bath, In ~a .--- ----------­ visitOr$ were Mr . and Mrs. cuse. Cloae to school, ciiJo 'pooDLE PIIPPJES. TII/I. James R. White and daughter, Notice newly decorated. Nice mlnlaflln $?land ,._ SUI water, Mary Beth, of Dunbar. They RUMMAGE SAI,.E, 231 Mill St., yard. l'llone 992.2441, even- Hnlco p 1 · , . , p._ Fry Bldi., Middleport, 10 a. were accompanied home by her lngs 7-9 p.m. and51mday 2-4 nz 1111. 114-uc m. Frida.)' and continuing mother, Mrs. Rose Schwarz of p.m. 11-'o((c through Salllrday. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Mason for a visit. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .COAL, LUMP, ea&, etoktr, 11.0.2tc William Thomas I Lucy Perry), VIsiting Ml' · and Ml's. Harbert Parker and Nrs. Edna Sum5 ROOM HOUSE, bath. Rutland. mine run. Exoolalor Salt• formerly the Wilson Weyand merfltld were Mr . and Mrs. HOME REPAIRS, palnllll&, car$37.50, Phone 742~825. Works, East Main st., Pomfarm home, was destroyed by Brooks Lamb of Columbus. ll-'.31c el"O)'. Phone 992-3891. pentry, 11111111111111. • gutter fire on Monday night. MI-. Mr. and tws. Charles Duck· cloani!W, repair and ill!ltalia- - - - - - - - - · - - - - - 8-1'-lfc Thom ••• Who W.s .ion. In the worth, Mrs. La Donna lewis and APARTMENT, comer of 2nd-- = - - - - - - - - - tiO!L Free estimates. All house a1 the time of the fire, was Robed a of Rittman were work guaranteed by ellj)Orland Center St. , Mason. Call NEW OIL FURNACE, JnitaiJed,. awakened by a cat and escaped weekend guests at the former's enced men. Call Chester 985Mason 773~127. $495, Terms available. Ph. lnlury. All contents of the home mother, Mrs. Daisy Rou!h, Nr . 4147 collect. 11-0-"tc 992-3352. were destroyed. Mn.. Thomas, and Mrs. George Schneider and 10-22-llltp who stays In Columbus near her Eleanor Kay. Mr. and Mrs. 10.111-tfe employment , was called here and the couple's daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Charles PIIOifEII2·211M · ftjUilif llllilt&-1.11 .- NUaurr ,,,._,.. 992-3S52. Carpenter News, Notes ' w•CIII SUYICt: -8UAIAirE£D- 11161Wia ~. ~s.~ .. ~ ~ ' •• ,~ =· . . I . ...$5.55...... . POIEROY F., Wolll A4 S..•lc• ;,: ' IINII · S!RVIMG MlfG~ "GALLIA AND MA~M_CyUMTI!S . . . ' r:'lo Business Services NO.2. 5 COft111 .flO!!.W0f'41 ... llltMrtl... Mini•- Cher10 7S. )2 COnti por _ .. thr- CofiiOCI,I• ·. • TNe'-4 Oil • fGIJ P•J ' Pian • OttHt Oep O.ll.,.,y *Mtt. .4 Tlebts -------------- marflold. They also visited Ml's. /1/rs. Garland Lamb, who Is Ill. .... od• poi.l withht 10 lhra. -----------CARD OF THANKS I oetTUAJIY Helen Demewood end Lester. Nrs. Janice Lawson and son. $1.50 '"' 50 w.. tl .,...,..,.., Eo.' FURNISHED ROUSE. 3 rooms Ml'. and Mrs. Thoma• O..lck David, have moved from the .. tlltlonol word 2c. and bath. One person PI"'. BLIND 1.05 lerred. Phone 992-559hfter of Columbus were Sunday Rifle apartment to the property Addillo1141l l5c ChM .. . - lwt.or· guam o1 hlo slstor. Ml's. Donald of Norman HendriK on Olurch tltOMint . 5 p. m. 11-2-tfc Cottrill and lamlly. St. OFF ICE HOlHtS - --- ---- - --8:30 o .111 . to ~ : 00 p.M. Oellr Ntn. Margaret Cottrill and M1'. and Ml's. James Hubbard HOUSE FOR rent. Call Galltpo. and children of Lancaster Sharon Sue were dinner guests .1•.30 •·"'· to 12fi?W: ~_!-i...,y ' NO. I -------------- Ml'. and Mrs. Kenneth Collins ol Can tun visited Ml'. and Ml's. ' ~EE~ANDMARK GOOD 4-bedroom hooae. Gar110, baaoment. utUIIJo rocm. A..llable In lew da.)'o. Phone 192-Z192. 11-4-lfc REGULATIONS Spring Park. Enroute they Tht PYiilli•'* roeorvos tho rlfht f ROOM unturnlllllod hooH, visit..:~ In Sycamore, Ill ., with i'• Hit or rtjoet Oil)' et11 doo!M4 - . 1650 Llnooln Hel&frtl, their brotMr and sister-In-law. fectiorwl. The p..41i•hot- will ,... n2.387f. 10.22-Ue Mr. and Ml's. Deltas Donohue. ."- rotpoll&il•l• for - • then ...,. J~teou~e_t i111~rti~4o .. They al10 visited former • RAtES schoalmetft of Mrs. Pickens, and Mrs. Ntelvln Grimm. Edna Bargains And More Bargains.'' ln Sen.t~a!l Classifie~_ ...... .. •· I'OD and Jdtct.D ........... u.. aali-tloaa. 0017f2~. 1At. --------------· . CIGAIIEm:; Wl!lllqJ ............ and twvlea. AII'C En! 11•'11- N, ........ W. Va. Pflone" 7'IUMI. Nolle lrrsUL I I --=-~-~--- - --------- 8EPTic- ianka eleana4. J1111or Sonltttlon. stewart, Oblo. Ph. . 562 :10311. :a-1:1-ue -------------LClGAN FIIIE lll!llltllij ....· - Sale• ... Slnieelo ·... ..,. ~~~~lire ...tpneat. •• :!•1 dll s& price• .., all tlpaa iad IIIN' tJl an at!DIIdlfbera, ..... ~1, DWIPL LGpa, . • l0-SI.30te. fii:..iio-II'S ~:.-.:::... r··:: · - .... 'l'Y Anll'-.ac.onJIA SIJMCI, Pta. IU • IAZ. 6,1~ lnslllllct -------· lilT% STILL IAVMI'S-a 'TOO '-'lt.J �'l1te Uaity :sentlnel, Mklaleport..Potucl'O)', o. , Nov. G. 1969 10 - :Mus Gilnwre, Brent Clark Will Go On European Tour )(ASON _ Milo Beck,y Gil. ...,., New Haven, and Brent Clark, Wool Columbia, b o I h Wahama ID&II S.hool )lnloro, are lllllOh8 80 student COUilCII members and faculzy advlaora 11011111 the 6th Natlonal As_..tlan StudOftl Council Euro. pean Tour for International Undorll1altdln( IIOxt July 9. The cost ol the alx weeks vlalt to England, Belglwn, Ftimce, SWJ.t2.erland, ltaly,Aultria, Germauy and the Nolherllllldl will be paid by the Oft ~~~~-· )IU'Onla . Becky Ia the daiJi)lter ol 11r. and Mrs. Robert G. GU:rnon and Brent ts the aon ol 11r. and Mrs. Mel Clark. The pianfted a pro. IJ1UII ol lnterna1i0ftal actM. Uea and are prepared to carry lt out in their home comlllllllllies upon their return. other requirements were that they be at least 16 years old, have completed the junior year but not the senior year, be tn good health, be recommended by a school olflclal, have a good academic standlns, be actlve tn tbe extracurricular life ol the school, and be (or have been) student council members In an NASC member school, ln a school that is a member of NASC, and be U. S. ciUzens. Both Wahama students will return to Waslrlngton on Aug. ust 21. Beck.Y is a member of the -niB MEIGS !THEA TIE TONIGHT, NOV . 6 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7-11 "TRUE GRIT" John Wayne Glen Compbell FIGHT DELAYED MEXICO CITY IUPl)-The flyweight title bout between champion Efren Torres of Mexico and Susumu Hanagata of Japan has been postponed ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING Tho Enterprise United MothodliJt Church wlll hold lts annua1 homecoming 8.mda,y witJJ a potluck dinner at noon. The The famous "Timothy Titcomb" letters were written afternoon service begl.nnlng at by Josiah Gilbert Holland, J-30 will feature tho Uhrig · Brothers voce1 group. Amencan novelist. Judy McKnight mgd•l• thl1 n•w 100% Acrllan Knit . lt'l a an••pi • ce fo1hlon with a 2-piu• l~k . Th• quality Aaoilan i1 baek•d by 100" aeetate. A llttl• eolot I• . added by the nod with blue binding at the neekline and hlf.llne, Anather bud_get• pt eed fall fnhlan at lola'•· WASHINGTON iUPl) -A oclentlllc brukthrough lo r• ported lo hove rolotd the poulbllHy the Novy'o bill: dollar "Sanguine" system • rodlo communication wHh au.,.. marines moy not bo buill In Spec WlSCOftllft. lllcotlon& lor tho syolem ••ll~ tor an ontenno mode of -6,000- miiH of underground cable spread over 10,000 aquare miles of LWtlform rock form• tlon. Northern Wisconsin, where some resldtnll opposed lhe proled. was the only suitable site because of rock formations there. By RICK DU BROW HOLL YWOOO (UP I) --Qnty Tv..•. ~· R-·i.ew - advance screening of the premiere-, which arrives Monday coast-to-coast, this reviewer recommends strongly llh that ,. rents tune in tor-and w their offspring . One needn't be en expert on education, or even children, to know when a production feels right. or when II hes the cleer stamp o1 know-how as well as having 11s heart In the right place. This gentle, witty series. which will be broadcast In color for an hour dally, hal the sound and feel of people who know and love children-and not those whose Idea Is to exploit -~~. "~ ~.. ••per· -~•Y· .., tr~ at Herman lllelvUle'allob,y Dick waa an allegorical symbol, but there actually Ia a white Wbale - the bellJ8ll, a varlezy of dolphin found In northern oeas and In the lower St. Lawrence River. . ~~~=11.1. Weatller · en Devoted To The I~t~ere~" Of17te Me/gi-Mcuon Area VOL. XXII NO. 143 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO o FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1969 FRIDAY AND SAIUIDAY SIOa OPEN ·FROM 9:30A.M. 10 9 P.M. R~tlltr Cornl.. Win Trio Sets 3. 98 Phil Mal. ",~o >, ,... ...... -"" ~r") ~- ,... ~ ... ~ LONG GOWNS Argues Ag•lnst LoQHon Warm and comfortable brushed tricot prints or solid 1 qt., 1~ qt., 1!4 covered saucepan&. 16 Piece Suburbia colors with embroidered trim. This Weekend Only 3.00 Regular g.99 3.49 Heatproof oven glau. a ... Harvest pattern. S.•e 7.86 Open Stock Value 17.85.~ lei 1.25 Rtgoolar Wellens Opa•u• Panty Hose KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UP!) - President Nixon, elected by the reception to Ids nationwide appeal lor support on Vietnam, aasumbled his top forelllft pol. Icy advt110rs toda1 to map fur. thor atops In hi• plan for gradJIEW bQ 'AL IW!JC. ua1 cU-menl. TRIC PLANT - There a r e Defense Secretary Melvin R. 80,000 ...,.... feet ol apace Laird, Secretory o! S t a t o Inside thl1 modarn manuracWUUam P. Rogers, Attorney turtng plant in Middleport. General John N. Mitchell a n d The firm Is celobra1ing liB Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, t h e 23rd y - lo Middleport in Prealdent'a RatiOftal securizy 1969. There will be an Open adviser, Joined the Nbona at Hause lor the 116 employ. their bayside home for a week. eea and their families lllnend of conferences. day lflernoon. Press Secretory Ronald Zleg. ler said the talks would eenter on Vlemam and the upcoming strategic arms limitation talks with the Soviet Union, achedul. ed to begin Nov. 11 in Heloin- DlnHrwan Sets qt. BRING 1JlE FAMILY W••s Scarfs FOR .4 VISlT TO Solids or prints. Squares Petito-Avero9e- Toll and obiORgs. Sale 1.00 89e special Elberfelds $4.00 Dress Sale Cotton house dresses and street dresses. Regular and half sizes. Karr in Lead on New Bid . SELECT YOUR TOYS t\ND IF YQU WANT USE ELBERFELDS LAY·A-i'AY PLt\N FOR CHRISTMAS _ AS HUNDREDS - OF OUR CUSTOMERS DO. lid Heart lnlnlng Worsted $4.00 100% Acrylic with full length zipper for easy dressing. Completely washable. lticel¥11111 BLANKETS Special 99~ Extra Large Regular 2 lor 1.88 ... BOOTIE SETS PLATTERS Special 2.88 SPECIAL! Knit Glovesinand Mittens Womens solids or leather and misses size~ palm driving gloves, Replar 2.00 Jewelry aom DRESS SHOP AND IEAUTY SALON Sale l19 Cor. Main & Sycamore 6.00 Coffee Mugs For this tale 3 1.00 skeins 100!6 fiber. orion Sol.__ 1.19 This w... tnd wo are having a salt on all lu11011 our complete Uno - oil flrot ~~~lly, Airway Unl• rl, Jet Flit•. Mold, Airway Dlsco. .ry, Tra.. l l•ry Play Jam• ••• 11, Slits Stretch cotton/Nylon terry in white, pastels and Christmas red. Regular B. 95 MENS S.seater Shlrtt Brown, Sites navy, oyster. small, medium, large. Sale_ 7.00 Regular_3.95 MENS Palamas Your choice of brood· cloth or flannel , Solid MENS Ceateur Shirts Auortod stripe1. Sale Regular 3.19 colors and 5.00 2.95 BOYS LtiJ IHvt Sjort Slllrts Sizes colors or prints. Sale cohrs. 6.95 Regular Buy Lusgage for Cluisllllas Gifts, Birthdays, Weddings, ere. Select tile IUIPJI of JOUr choice at sale prices tills weekend and use our Lay-Away PI•. LacHes and Men's Cases In all the most wanted Spedal 2.99 Sol• .._18 2 5. 00 for JUST ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT OF Lloyd Dinette Sets Gold Tone Modem Suites. Early American Stdlu and ll'rougltiiron Aledite"anean Drop_Leaf Harvest r ables - Round Tallies - oval Tabies and Rectangular Tables. See tile l..e selection of ~. 5, 7 and 9 piece Dinettes 011 sale in the 3rd Floor Fuml"ri Depnnant, ' , . ' . i:=l!' Marauder Banquet Tklra& on Sale 4 Twirling Plans Complete- 112 Two of 6 Marines sentenced cltlze~>- acrylic DRAPERY DEPT. - SECOND FLOOR REGULAR 3.50 INFANTS if Sc·L _-Is ~h:•:.::.:,·.;~~: 4 oz. 4 ply, For Thlo erage." ••.~ese .. Sayelle" Sale POMEROY Spe - 54~ RUG YARN Jng, 'tWe're Average Americans." He laughed, patted the 10UO£ster on the head and !Did him: "You're better than av. Education Week for All Citizens $1.39 Re<l Heart Largi range of colora.. and v-. Coats n Cl•k' s Aunt Lydia or Coats & Clark's. Fast color. Assorted , shapoo designs. Highly polithed alum· · inurn. 6 to 9 cup. SPECIAL PRICE 1.00 Rotular PEICOLAJOIS Big selection of . Foil potterns in 45" width. No iron, wash 'n wear blend of avril, rayon and cotton. 39c The President apo!ted youngeter carrying a Blllft say. est mortar and rocket attaeka in two months. The U. S. and South Vletoamese aenerals commanding the defense d Saigon said tt wa1 part ol lila winter guerrilla o(. fenslvo whlcl!, they eald, began Monda,y just belore President Nixon's speech on Vietnam. At least 100 sappers sneaked lnlo the capital during the night for their attacks on the two outlying pollee sta1i0ftl, touching oii tho heaviest light. lng Inside the capltalalnce IIley, 1968. One of tho thrusts peoe. trated one station but both were thrown back. A Viet Cong agent in Se111011 this afternoon tried W'lsueeesafully to assassinate South Viet- 4 DRESS MATE RIAL yard greet him. quate &apport and a wUUngnoaa to be lntereated in what is happenlng within the classroom w-::• In the 0 ogafn, e e pers invitation to visit the Mella cal School District during Am· erlcao EducaUoo Week. Come ond see uo. We will be glad to have )'OU. THANK YOU On belelf ol all the persona e...,.cled with tho Melia Local School District, 1 want to OX• land our "thank you" for the fine &otJporl at the polls last ~chndool ayat~ ~ have Included the giving ol years of service, the sufrering of physical injury, and formaey, tho ""'rome sacrlllceolthe loss o! ll!e. Next Tuesday I trust you wW roy and Mlcldleport- !don't know about you, but that !lual quarter of the Melia -Ironton game was jist about as good • quarter of footboll 88 I havoever seen. OUr team and coach· 1m es certainly gave us something spelld a few minutes somet e of which to bo Proud - Produring lbe da,y thlnldng of at least one departed veteran gross at the buUdiqr Ia sun whose life was opent in the defense of our erest nation. I ~ tlet I wW be thlnldng of oeveral good frlands whoso llv· 'f'l IFJ: 1-J..,.... es were snuffed out lnlhoirlate ~ teens oo the betUefields ot World War IL AlirOftaut Jom Glerm will be It Ia our ro&ponalbUicy to preeent at a 10th Dlltrlct Damsee that these 88crl!lces were ocrst Acllon Club workallop not made in vain. America Ia to bo held Saturday in Nelp.. notperfec~ Nocountryls.Nev- ville, E. A, Wlneett, Ra~ilia, Gle'nn Comur.g • 0 WOru.""J' Tuesdoy, We received ~roxlmarely a 7U per cent vote ln favor o! our levy. in four of our 24 precincts we had over 80 par cent, lftlOpreelnlswehad 80 botwieft 7U and per cent. erlheleu, It Is the best there procloets hocla votebotweentiO Ia and it needs oureffortatodeand 7U per cent. Three pre- tend It just as much todaJ! as It clnrla were in the 50 • 60 par 1942 did In those dark days of early 11 eoot bracket. We had Iouthan whon ltomed that all 50 per cent In only ooepreclnct , was lost. whore we lost by one wte, glvVelenfta Doy sbouldbeupe1ng uo onJ.y 49,4 per cent lbr clal time of remembrance of thtlavy. , those wbo have left ua and U su \ - Jaycees Busy this Month jail lal Three In iuretJ lOth Dlstl'lct Diuoo- the llfor1ne llopo! at Parrta Is. , era~ AcUoo Club, will l!elln land, S. c., were ICeuaed ol · ·at 1 p.m. There will ~ 8ft malllne threataelne letters to tvenlq Nlllon followlna a 6- the ~eldeot at varloua tlmea p.m. dlnne:t. Slate Cllainnaft lhltJesi'. Obe letter llald, "Fm f)lalene "Ne" O'Gra<IY wiD ...... 1io bJooA:"""' ~.otr and by the - c l the - - wlllch Ia _., 10 :!_"'' cr~ ~~:"'ctand~l:,_..,. Melga eounzy will racelve $43,254 In motor veldclea 11. cense revenue dlatributlons, Roger Cloud, state audltor, announces. Amouots to be received by Melgo Couftzy and Ita subdl. visions Include Middleport, 3,060: Pomeroy, .,,264; Ha.. were glveo sen ces Thursday. Federal Dlstl'lct J u d g e Charles E, llmmons Jr. sen. lanced James Frankllo lllcCal. cine, $340; Rutland, $.178; lister, 18, ol st. Albafts, W. !lfracuse, $238; ......,ey, 435,va., to a iuvanlle lna1i1Dtlon 774. unW his 21st blrlhda,y. The amounts to be paid are Pou1 David Francia, I8, ol the November payments, ac. HardJ, K,y., was given an un. cording to the state auclltor. ~ed seotence - t h e lll!i118811188llii!I••<'IMRIIII11\Wa&t federal )'OUihfUl corrediona acl, but he could serve a max1mum ol five,oars. "J Three other Marines, Mar. club presldeat, said lodo¥. viii V. Pyles, Cleveland, Otdo; Wloptt &aid olhercanclldotea Jolin Edward Haley, New York will attend the worklbop Solul·· City; and Herman A.ll&uf Jr., da,y at the Elk's Club In Ne£.1 Miami, Fla., pleaded .\I!D"CC•I. IOftvlllo. A alxlh llforlne, q,.rlos Eu. Aleo present will bo · Coq. gene Roblneon, Cill,;nbua, Ohio, erolamu Charles A. Vllllk"'- was senlalced to live Jearstn the 221111 ConttrouiOftal D IJ. prison last Se&Kembor. · trlct. The wmklbop, _ . _ . The llforlnea, staliOfted at , ed . COLUMBIA, S. c. (UP!) Two W.n"'8ed members of a group at alx Marines charpd with malllns letters lhrealefting to kW Prealdenl Nixon 1 damn~... In A--!..1-nls ~~ Three tofaiOft • Gallla -llelp relldanta wereldmlltecltollol. zer Medieal c:-r, First Avo. Tlllrsdo1 lfler falls 1o which IU!fered a fractured 11'111 - and -or o f'rlctund hlp, Mrs. Bolle B. Diddle, , 78 """'-· waa ltlmltled to the boiPital 11 4:15p.m. 1'111rJdl1 wflh a fractured rilllrt hlp. 9Jt . . . IIUired In • fall at homo. '111omoo o. n.m,., 5:, ol 49 Cilllll.eotbe Rd., wasldmltled 11 3 p.m. Tlllrldl1 wllb • , - - t:~ rllhl fell ~c..~..' ~ liEET two ~ro at bauat be The~~zyl'ln- bol.._,' -tdowa.. , ...men, _ _..,s . I 1WJ11orra...,a th'.,..,. ~..S.IDitt PBRAP'ictc&w,.,.. arm. IIIIDIIIr, 11Un the Jail, aU 'ot J'ott 128, AmeriCIII l11110D, "MD111u1.,_ C. 0. FlalltraahetipedaPI'"'!(•l!q.,.aJIJ.. - r e r l l - - Wllon be 1 V....,.bt!J_Tuoatlaywflh~Wrec~alloocenaa ""llllltollltMJ ! SVIT n ....,,,,.,_ ~I . Grilldhtf~ Widell ·~~ E.~~::1\,:., .l~lloo--ailllthe~ofiiiiDIItllwilm•Jn ' ..._. . ., .,..,.,.,. ' ·- llld - · ~-- A. - "\!\ • 'A· dl~o _.....,.,.,.., awt lllllllt.yMu. . _ 1io ealabll!fl •liVIt Ill·' ~• .....,.;~ . W.' . l!ottOfAmerlea'afreedono,the, -'nmtiii~Prtltnlllilnatrt..I"'Ndlt;Raclt!t• "i'!li~TIIo. ~. w i U - oi 1,:10 fr"i.~ '·· ~..!:, lbolr~inservlnglntodsy'sarmedrorcea,whlcheootl,...lo ...I, rMdillo, 11aJ,;."'#i ell ' p.nu,' YCf .f!'~·· ~~ the,~ ·'li''l' ~~~ •, IIII '"Winanesa <it, U1e nation to meet lhe -cNilleJiae 'll forces wlahlrw , 1 leoderL . PARK GI\MUP .T O .• !l'llti.d Thurldoy ' PIO.s Court. ,, I ,,.. 'i ~ • \ I waa J6J:' I;~~~~ !!'\. ~&II -~· f: .;:~ r.& ~·~:· .-ld ~~Uoe'CUM of · ... ·. , -.~ • > • :••ll;,· ~~$iii~ . j ,~. ,.;.... , ,. .lw !Ill AiM!'Ican 4 . \ '- I - .~~ ~~!}~' ' ' ' • • .,.-:f. 1 ';~iJ..lfll.¢'il\ ~"'f~ ~ > ·J-.:.. 1 ., , .• ' ' ~1 .t.,.. > A tJ. ·~ ~ \1\J' • • , • 1 ' ' <' ' ~~ lf. and ·lhe . , ,u I the war zone In their strong.. 4 Second Floor Drap.-y .DIIJ!t REGULAR ~c YD. fancies, 2.50 ---- - -- -----SPECIAL 1.99 200 - - - - - -.. SPECIAL 1.59 1.59 - - - - - - - -- - ---SPECIAL 1.29 1.25 - - - - - - - - - - - S P E C I A L 99e 1.00 - -----SPECIAL 79• REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. ,,.:,'"''RIC" Sale Attractive ~nits in white, pink, blue, maize. REG. 5.98 BOOTIE SETS - - - - - - S A L E 3.88 REG. 4.98 BOOTIE SETS - - - - S A L E 3.38 REG. 3.98 BOOTIE SETS - ------SALE 2.68 REG. 3.49 BOOTIE SETS - - - - - - S A L E 2.28 REG. US BOOTIE SETS - - - - - - S A L E 1.88 7.95 W.ll K._n Brand TUllEY Turkey design 3 PIECE skein (Sale prices for goods in stock). Assorted nursery prints. Sizes 30 by 40 inches. Regular 2 for 250. 3.29 Sale Sale taUs d. their conversations were not dlscloaed. Mrs. ltlbon, looking pole from a recent bout of nu but Bm!l. ing broadl,y, accolrlpa!lied her husband as be &book hands in a crowd ' of about 200 persona, mostly oervtcemen and their famUies, who IUnled out at Homestead Air Force Basa to Employees' Families to Tour New Imperial Electric Plant on ·Sunday 100% Virgin Wool, mothproof, 3)> oz. 4 ply. Good .. ulection colors. Regular $1. 29. Regular 3. 98 BLANIEI SLEEPERS Tlllr&day afternoon shortly be. side Salgo~~ this morntns and fore the group fiew hero. De- shelled 68 Allledtargetaa<roll Ziegler said telegrams ol support lor the President's po. sltlan sun were pouring into kl. the White House. T0t1R GVIDES.- Sol Smith, at ri&lrt, stalllliqr, - reSoviet Ambassador Analoly Meanwhile, "halfwa =;;:Y =arounct .= ihe nam's rntnister Ho Van Cham Balioy, ·P1uJ E. lloptonatall, Clara France, Audrey Frost, liaraldent plant manager, Thursday helped 11employees of Jm.. Dobrynfn met privately with the world, Communi at troops with a hand grenade. Cham's tense Haqhrey, Myrtle Gardner, Ralph Shain, Lewis 1-«Jg perlal Electric Co. prepare for the Open House Sunday. They Kissinger at the White House attacked two pollee stations lnand BW Criner: standing, John Conwton, Jock Hawley, Bill bociY llWirds seized the man as wW lulde gr<q>s of other eD¥>1oyees and tbelr famlUos Baney. Norman VanMeter, Lawrence WUcoxen, Harley JOO~ he began to throw tho grenade l through the new plant in ~rt. Seated, I tor, M,yron son, Carl Nichols. Bob Musser and Mr. Smith. at a ceremony at one ot Cham'• camps for Communist defec tors. The Karr Construciloft Co. Tickets Cor the annual Appreciation Banquet in honor oC ol Pomeroy HouU> 4, was the the 1969 Meqs Marauder footbell squad end its coaches are BANQUET CHANGED apparent low bidder oo the coo. on sal e and must be purchased by Monday. The Southern High School struciloft ol a 40.bed addltloo Marvin Moorehead, coach oC Upper ArlJrwton's Golden' football banquet to be held Sat. to Veterans Memorial H o s. Bears, No. 1 on everybody's poll of Ohio prep football, will pilal Thursday . urday night has been changed be tho speaker, Banquet time Is 6:30p.m., wltlo tho program from 7:30 p,m. to 6:30p. m. in The Karr Co. was one ol to follow. Vernon Weber, of Rutland, wlll be master or cere- the school auditorium at Ra four submitling bids oo the monies. The event is Wednescfa¥ evening. cine. Dick Ware, Point Plesa. &eneral . construction work tn. Employees of the new ImperLee McComas , chairman oflheMiddleport-PomeroyRo. ant Coach, will be speaker for BIU Criner, Carl Nl<bolo, Law. valor Industry . volved on the addition. Ial Electric Co. plant In Midtors plant in MU!ord, Conn .. a tary Club commJttee sponsoring the event, said tickets are renee Wilcoxen, BUJ Muaaer, - ~Imperial Electric Company is the event whieh is being 8POD· Bids for the planned addldleport, and their !amiUea, will division of Emeraon Inc . avaDable - at $2.50 each - from the New York Clothing Norman VanMetre, Jack Haw. celsbratiog lts23rdyearinMld1ion wore originally opened on sored by the Southern Athlet. be guests of the compauy at A naUvo of Chicago, Smith House aJXI Swisher - Lohse Dr'* store in Pomeroy, the Rutloy, Harley Johnson and Bill dleport. lls new 80,000 square ic Boosters. Ocl 21 . At that lime the Karr an Open Houaelllndoy, Nov. 9, land Furniture Store and the Rutland Dept, Store In Rutland, graduated !rom one of Its rech- firm was also tho low bidder Batley, • foot plant was completed in Febfrom 2 to 5 p .m. and the Dutton Drug Store and Western Auto Store in llllddlenical schools and followingmi1 for general contracting. HowSel Smith, resident plant man. ruary of thla year . port. LOCAL TEMPS itary servlce from AnUocbCol ever, Horace Karr, owner ol ager In Middleport, &aid moat Smith, 42, this week moved Thirteen of tho 116 employ. Temperature in downtown lege, Yellow ~rings, Ohio, with the firm, appe&red before a of the 116 men and women em- his ramily lntothetormer Pearl eea will parliclpate In the event Pomeroy Friday at 11 a. rr.. was meeling of lbo MelliS Counzy ployees reside In lila Middle- Reynolds, property, S o u t h an engineering degree. u i!lldel lo lourt of the plant. 42 degrees under doudy skiea, Mr. lnd Mrs, . !,lmlth bave Hoopllal Comm!aolon, t ~a They ara,Paullfaptonstall, Hor- port area. Tboy work ln two- Fourth st., Middleport, wllleh . o hlfts. The plant manufacturea ho bouih:. He came 111th Im. five children, Coonlo 14, JUI board of truataea ot laloe Humphrey, M,yrtle CardDar, Audre1 Frost, Letrla Long, electri< motors with maJor ap.. portal Electric from a position 13, Judy 11, Daftn18 and Sarah, Memorial Hoopltal and t h • plication In the rubber aod elo. as m&fta!IOr d the U. S. Mo- 1. Meigs Councy Commloaloftora on Oci. 27, and advised t h e .Mrs, JUdy Riggs, contest girl on the winning team will group that hla compauy had Entries are still being ac.. ehaJrman for the baton twirl- receive a medal. omlltecl (In error) a subotancepted and an.Yone wishing to lndividual twirlers will com1ial sum !rom its bid lor the log contest to be held Sa:turenter ma,y do so by contact. dey at Easrern High School pete for the Novlce.Juvenlle general contz-act. ing ·Mrs. Riggs at Chester, The 81tua1ion was reviewed toda1 ......,red the final ar. Junior and Senior Tri • Councy 985-3595 . Late entries will be I.! 1\.T slow and discouraging. I stare By GEO. HARGRAVES, So4>!. UIURg 0 li.(J(J -l'f0. this in spUe or other optlmlstlc and It was agreed to seek new raneements made by the spon4 Twirling Championship crowns taken no later than 9 a.m. on lllelgs Local School Dlstrlcl reports that y o u might have bids from general contractors. sors, the Eastern Band Boost. in the solo division. Satorda,y morning. ers . I would like to remind you I realize thet there are lrUin1 should be aUmeofrededicatlon heard - Why oollake a few Thoae new bids were opeoed Team competition will began The area's first tri..count;y again that next week, Novem- reasons for voting yes or no on that dead shaU not have minutes next week arxl drop in yosterda,y with Karr submllllng The Tri-Counzy competition at 9:30 a.m. with awards precompetition wiD lake place with ber 10..14, Ia American Educa· hool I0 vi0 s We in the ille'•a died in vain", Think about it- to visit one of your schools? tho low bid ol $379,577. is open ooly to twirlers In sented at the close of t h e • lion Week. Tho theme olthe ob- ac '" y ill be 1 · local twirlers and high ocbonl Don King Construelioo ol Local School District are very next Tuesday. au w we come. servance thts year is ''Better NEWS & NOTES maJOreUe teams battling it Meigs, Atbens and Gallia coon- competilion. Individual compe. Education - Your Job", happy that seven o! every 10 Jackaon waa second lowest ties. Cootestants are eligible titf.on will Collow the awards out to determine the best in with a bid ol $388,000. Third to participate in an open con- presentations. I teet that the "your" re- voters fowxl more reasons to School was dismiased early the Trl.count;y area. ferred to in this theme reten vote yes than to no. yesterday for an in - service was B. R. Lepper Construction test which will be held along The rna.iorette teams will be Co., Colwnbus, with a bid of VETERANS DAY meeling for teachers. We wW With the Tri-County contests . Refreshments will be servcompeting for the title of '"Tri. to all American citizens and not On next Tuesday we observe be doing this about once a $435,400 and fourth was Phil. The open eontest is not re- ed by members or Eastern Band Counzy High School Majorette Stricted. Just those directly coonecled month. It gives uo time to do lip Dlnlaco and Sons, Inc., of Boosters during the day•s ac~ ChampJons" in both the twirlwith schools.Pro!osaloneledu- : : some valuable work together Columbus, with a bid of $462,. The Easrern High MajoroUes tlvities. The public is we I ~ Ing and atrutllng competilion. colors koow that it Ia their ,..,. It is lUling and proper that we with t h e enlire staff - The 971. wlll be hosts of the contestAwards will be glveo to the come to attend. Admission spon&lbUlty to develop beUer do this. The m&"JJ privileges third aMual Football APPreciThe overall cost of the new ants following their performcharge is $1 for • dulls and rellll8cllve scboolo and each and rights o! American atlon Banquet wW be next Wededucatlon, ance In team compe1ition. addl1ion Ia oatlmaled at $700,. 50 cents lor students. 000. The American public has a shljl have beenilou8htandpald ne&day November 12. Tickets groat reaponslbUlcy also. This for by lila sacrlficeaofmlUlons mey ~ obtalnedtromHotarlafts lavolves the provision of ade- of veterans. These sacrifices or various locaUons in Pome., , COATS & CLARK'S All at one low sala price TEN CENTS ----------- \ 6, 95 Regular ' Top Advisers Com~ For Weekend Talks: Friday and Saturday Sale••• Elberfelds In P•eny only 600 miles of cable will be needed over 1,000 square miles of rock ~aklng a number of sites across the country accep· loble. ! • £ Partly clouey, uile. ehaiiP In temperatures this~ hqh in the 50&. Fllir 8licl aot •• · eold tonight, low in llie loW to mid 30s, \ · 0 ';l' apace requirements by 90 per cent, scientists report. Now, AlthoUgh the system &llll could be built In Wisconsin, defense sources said the opposition generated there since Project Sanguine was revealed a yur ago would be a factor arguing against location In thai ute. A "Stole Committee lo Stop Prolect S.ngulne," headed by history Prof. Kemp Shlfferd of Northland College, Ashland, Wis.. lists 350 prominent members. Sen. Gaylord Nelson, O-Wls., Is one of the project's most outspoken toes. The system Is designed to generate on a worldwide basis extremely long -wave radio beams that submarines can receive at depths as greaf as 2000 feel with existing equip· ment · Only long-wave radio -thin g':'"~ ~A ~ oc....,.obl~ •<\ I them . KftOWS How To A-1 There Is a surehandedneu In "Sesome Street" about how lo appeal to youngsten-from speech patterns 1o o knowledge of the games children ploy· No one. In fact. sella enylhlng because It Is non-tommerclel television. The approach _Is beaUtifully iubtle ptrluaslon. And the tools Include a combination of real people, puppets, film Hquenea and anlmetlon. All of these lud toward 0 1Hd1lng of the alphabet, numbers oftd thought processes (by assoclollon). These devices are accompa nied by truly delightful music, I healthy humor, good nature and-happy to say-.1 complete lack of t"'eienslon or heovy- _,.~m • Now You Know The ..perlmenh< Include 21 · dlocovory -.ld m1kt -lbit· bloodcom will ponotrota we. lllvy · Admlh< lllurdl ..... , locod lillove lh< _.IliOn with tO per cont , · (lpponoelts of Sanguine felr It mil• of of c,.. ltoi - · A llrang orgum..,t 0 terThe system could flguro In would ruin lftd crops, l::V million welts of ogalnot thlo, howo\111', IS It the torlhcomlng U.S.·Sovltl tltc:lrlly ,..,... lftd Interfere :;'eclrlc naar Clam Loko, to chtoptr to. odd It_ olroteglc arms control talks with' comliitrclol rldlo . ond . lo tv loy coblt. '-Inning Nov. 17 - Helolnk.l, ltlovloion. AdmHtlng such he· WI!.... ol!ft ore The communlcotlon sought It """" ., --- u.. 1 · - t 131 ~·~ '-""' •"bmlriFlnllftd since- of Softgulnt'l urdl, -vy nl uld lo llt larlhet· _ , '"'"' otrlctly t"'lmt p u r - Is lo IUUrt million lftd ' hoi rtquatltd WIICCIIIoln. If .tho enllrt 6.001J. WOIIId still ha¥1 tv riM II INit dotp underwater communlto· onothtr $41 ~·-lop mUllan tor system ...,.. lo bo tv perlotapt.deplh tv• bl11 ~ "' 1o mHI1t of mile ••bit 1o lion enywhert In tht world with lmen _.. built •• orlglNily planned, • repll• m•seg ,,_ . mlullo.corrylng Polorluubma· clullna withM. wholever dlngen teeture In tho new .. _ . -.o_ry. there may rrll:n•:·• • • • • • • • . : : : : . . ; : ; ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _11!1 But e brtoklhrough Involving the ule of more power has made It possible to reduce the Sesame Street, Sure Hit '::========::-B~ut~-on-t-h~•-bo_s":"ls_o,f-:onl 1 JUDY McKNIGHT MODELS THE J~NIOR DEB FASHION OF THE WEEK . .. geUst will be the Rev. L. T. Norris tram Decatur' lniL The services wll1 be held each evening at 7:30 p. m. with special singing. Everyone is welcome. from Nov . 16 to Nov. 28 In Guadalajara, because Torres fell ill with bronchl'tls, delaying his training. Stub Cowboy SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. • s: To Quiet Tides Television's heralded new child ren's series for preschoolers. "Sesome Street," 15 • &uccess . • wiU.~ Two Suit& Filed the youngsters will decide whether National Educational lOLA'S jii todo1 Cloud11n thoea lltUe warmer temperat111111. Mollly cloud1 In the east with New Haven United Molhodlst lows ranging ll'om lila mid to near 401ft the extreme eo Church and In its choir. !lie Mostly F Ia alao a Wahama Bm1 maJor. sm counliea tml&llt. ••·· SUDIIY and nrmer r.....,. ette and a member ol the Aftlila! Slatr and Drama Club. Brent is a member ol Varall;)' w club, and on the !ootball, baoeball and baokelball teams. He is also a member ol Point Ples&a11t Pres~r. Tiro aclions, both to cplet ian Church. UUo to properlios in llltlan Mrs . Russell Capehart, suld· Township, against Gladys Ma. ance counselor at Wahama.• ce, addnu unknown, have been was Oft the D.lropoan toor '" !lied in Meigs Counzy Commoo 1968 as a facullll guide. Pleas Court. The)' were by GenrceJ. Neq. VETERANS MEMORIAL ler and Beulah Neigler' Racine, HOSPITAL and David B. Sa.\'ro, Racine. ADMISSIONS - Kathleen In a suit brought b1 I h e Cloneh, Middleport: Genevieve Grange Mutual CaiiUOlll Co. , Meinhart, Pomeroy; Forma Kay Columbus, va. Don Uonel Wright, Dexter; Terry Fergu- Wond, J>roepect IUU, Pomeroy, son, West Colwnbla; Gregory $1,360 is aoked aa damages reFerguson, West Columbia; Wor- sulting from an automabUe acley E. Davis, Dexter; Alpha Bai- cident Dec. 9, 1967 oo State ley, Pomel"Ol': Clara Smith. Ma- Rt. 143. son; Frederlck Thompsm, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES Wanda ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Swearingen, Michael McDaniel, A revival at the Mt. llermon Drexal lambert, Paul Lukens, United Brethren Church wUJ Douglas Acree, Edgar Mitch. begin Sunda)'' Dec. 1. Tbe ...,. Colorcartoons : Thinlt Sinlc Good Neighbors p...,... - 1 Future of Cosdy Sub dm-Ne(\i$ Doubtful· . · ••to The . ~ 1 � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 November 6, 1969