https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d7408dabdb6b2ffb3930c06d82c3fa45.pdf 342d48905ff3c6e4ad508bb74b5aa746 PDF Text Text __ ..,....., ___ . . .. -- --- -...-- ·----:---------------.-,-, ------- ' ............ . -. --.• . ........ " " --. ..----· .... -~-----· .._. _, _ .. ' I ... ' I , ' '. . ' I"· · ,(I 1 I \. . . .' .I ' I • - . ' 8- ._.R~VD~-...NEW· •s.... Big Week of TV Specials Here· ' Levy Fails in GAUGES - Galllpolla, 12.2 Mill FIIIPnld. ~ CGIII'If, ~ the moat halld101111 IIIII lalJb' RICK DU IIROW and 13.0 l'llllllllW t.5 rett ~: HOLLVWOOD (UPI) - A Ju- entad podoriiier• 1a capUviQ', alnl• wmdorl\1117. JloWID ... rollen; Pl. Pleasant, 2f.24; lie AndriWI • Harry Belafoale aharoCl a nmadlablt J'II\PII't. YarliD lip - - .......... A new onHa1f mUI 1u laY)' Pomeroy • Ma1011, 20. 71; Jlln. musical bciiiJ' 011 NBC ldckodotr apl...ild - · lltenta .... ..tar~a~. Alld which hod puoed by 0110 vote ton, 0. 93 stat.; Kau•wha Falla, a biB weoi<~televlsiOIIapoctalo lop illdwilliY ..-tiOil. Thoro he'l atll1 the belt of ....... In the "IIIIOftlelal" CGWII last 3.Bt rlq Charlaston,18.13 &mda,y nl(lht. Tonl(lht II' a Car- II lltllo ...,atloD the ~·­ ....... he hal • . , . _ ... Itt tlon wa1 0111 ~ television'• all- b11 hair dorm, IIIII thll'a exTueoday 1n ara.., Townohlp rlo!rv. I - . , Marmet and TY,,.mRevieU1 ou:t)J wMt he Ia able to liD • faDed In the uafftcial" ~ Wlnfteld are en the 1W. time musical clallchta. by the Meigs Cow11;y Jioord or BOAT MOVEMENTS: Bu:Diti, - - " " • - thlo well - -etod ""-• Elections. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Ole- ol a.mett on CBS with Bini Bob Hopa, b7 the Q1, PIP' Mill Blrntll, meunrhllt Croab)', Ella Fltzprald a n d Aecordins to tile unomclal •andor "'2:55 P. m.; QueenCicy Rorrari and Martin. '11111'aday Who . &110 IMmed exoellent)J In 011 Crolbf ..........oed " · count, thelaeuepaaoedb)-911-97, don 3:20p.m.; POIIIY Downey with Mill - · 011 vidoo the - . and the CI'OOIIIJ:'t However, the bolrdorelectlona down 10:20 p. m.;JohnFDll-n Jolinny Caraoa and Bill Coo- Ia the put - otrero tonl(lht a euy pr<lfeelllmiiiDI Ia a IIIIo announc"' toda1 the meaSIIre 1:50 a. m.; JaneT. clown2:50a. by han prime time Cllllled7 molt welcome "IIJ8Cial11 - ~ lOll ... •rprloed, he m.; muo Bird ltl ·5:30 a. m.; ontrltl. taUod 9~7. thelell Q.l,llddy malebe• Hope The Andrewa.J!elaloate hour boor within the •'CJided ~ .her The new tu ,..1 bollW aoked Becl\lol'd down 6:20 a. m.; Jim nek)J aerlea. Her wldo..-&111- with l " lhlt breakl t b • for current npenaes. Mill"!'~ and S. M. Jenks ~ waa pure flloatrical magic. Ex- lnB ll>llltlea are on notable .COIIIOdllll "'' The hour .allo fD,. panded, It CCIUid _ . on Broaddudoa a 1111sical comeo!l trillResidents of the township a. m. dl~. ha>e live cio1a If they witlll to KANAWHA RIVER- London, llal and run for • • · II Ia a !lie Ia roally on her pmo 1M "' PafUnoomt Plclural,tldn8 to neop vldeo'1 ill file aketchea. Ill 0111, lht Min Burnett clcJin8 parodlea of me an ~U>Pllcatlon for a recount Semel "' 2:20 a. DL; Marmet. sure -IOIUII awards. The producer with the c...,cy board or olec- National doWn 10:20 p. m.; AI· play• a 110t-1o 41mb Cam&lllre Marl.,. Dietrich and "A PIUe tl0111. Five pera0118 must ro- an R. Merrill down 12:45 a. DL; and dlreetor WSI Golrar Cham- Girl w1>o ouumarta pqstera. Ia Thellln,"--c:boleo queat the recount. WlnllelcJ, Jefferson "' 7:05 plOD, and Ida tboatricalin_,i- Ill another, abe II a atar-<llrudt ltamo. · p.m.; Fort Dearborn down1:55 IY and Impeccable taste brcullrt Mill BurDett pilllS trllldt.a wallrall wl>o Craib)' a. m.; Elgorcllft d""n 2:05 a. out the best Ia bl1 BIIPOrb atara. In a Hollywood roataurant. il to other ltudiol 011 her Nrlel. The 1101111d ~ IDilllc haararem.; L W, SWeet QP 4:30 a. m.; 11 been betlor aa Mill An- a fhlrd, lht Ia the wife of a "I can't walt to do VniYII'• Ouachita - n 7 s. m. two fell"" wbose memory Ia rather aal," abe aayd, '"10 I Clll dD OillO RIVER - Lock 13, drews and Mra. Belafonta, bad; for Instance, be can't re- Marla Mootez •• the Colft E>ploror QP 6:45 a.m.; woman.~ member her name. A car was demolished, a aeoLock 14, John J . Rowe up 9:45 A NEw DRILL TEAM COIJ1lOSod of junior members modo Ito -ranee Sunday ot a end car heavily damapd and a p.m.; Charles K. ot~10:15p, m.; reception honoring Mrs. Bon Neutzllng, Eighth District American Legion Ladies AuxUiary driver cltod to courtaa the r • Suaan VIckers QP 12' 40 a. m.; president. The g~ from the junior unit or Drew Webster Post Aunllary - only a part or suit or an accident on Duncan Bruce 1t1 3 a. m.; st. the team - includes, ll'ort row, from the left, Jackie Carsey, Terri Russell, Tammy GrueaAve. at 5, 40 p, m. Saturday. Marya down 5:40 a. m.; Lock !IIerman Madison a1Uer, 84, Griffin said Bede then -* TULEDO (UPil - Bull.,... or, Pam Vaughan and Ida easel; back row, from tho left, Pat Vaughan, Maureen HormesQ, Pomeroy pollee aald a west- 16, A. V. Criss ltl 2:35 a. m.; Rutland, Rt. 1, died ot !do roo- man - Aviator Jim Bede of to CIIVIIand "where he knew Vicki Vaughan, Diana C&rsey, holding Jennifer Couch, elsht months, youngest junior m boundcardrlvenbyEdnaSmlth Lady Roaomaryd.,.n6:35a.m.; iclence Saturday morning. Mr. Cleveland medo a safe omer- fhe al._tl In fhe area" and to ber, and 0\erle Reuter. SO,Pomeroy,faUodtootraiab~ Lockl7,0nwardotJ11:20p,m.; Butler was a cool miner all~ gency landing here •rly taday check lilt weather visually. "W. senf up a chaN plano en out alter gettl arcund Andrew P. Calhoun up 3:05 a. Ida life. In his long . winged moforlud which confected Bede near curve. Tho 'lehlcl':went m.; Johll Ladd Dean down 6:10 He Ia ourvlvod b7 !do wife, sallplano following on tloctrlcal Qeveland," GriHin uld. ~ ... center, acroaa the road, struck L m.; BellevW~ Locks, Ker>- Gertrude; a son, Ceell, Find- faiiiA't which cut short his as-· "Jim foil~ lilt chall pl.,.. a utlllty pole, and amaohod Into ova 1t1 midnight, Steel Ra~Wer lay, Ohio, tbroe.....,.tchUdron, sault on a -los of _.ld disto Toledo where he landod/' fence recordS. car parkect olf tho street up 2:10 a. m.; Eastern"' 2:35 and six sroat • l!l'and~ Griffin said. Paul Griffin, an auoclato of the residence or Mr. and Mr~t. a. m.; Susan Lane ot~3:20e. m.; He wsa procedecl In death b)' The FAA'at Toledo Btdt, said In Columbea taday Frank W. Porter, Tho Porter< Racine Locka, Helen S. down a brother and six sisters. way Airport Mid Bede IMidtd that he lost communlcatlohl car had hesyY damage. Mrs. 12:05 a.m.; Peace d..,n2a.m.; Funeral aervice1 will be fhe plano (llfely. With Btdt when he WOI ..... Smith was cited to court for Mt. Slate and Toby C. up 3:30 TUe&day at 1 p.m. at the MarBtdt had hoped to and fhe driving left of center. a. m.; R. H. Bosworth D ot~4:20 tin Funeral Homo wifll the Rev. Dayton. 3'12 day non-stop flight at Port "He turned around and came a. m.; Jesse D. lUI 5:35 s. m.; Albert McGee ot!lclallng. BurCotumbel at about 10 p.m. GreenotJ Locks, Cotton Queen 1a1 will be In Mllea Cem-,.. back to Columbus but the fltld . . . sat - a l flxad dltQP 3 p. m.; Elisha Woods"' 4 Friends may call at the flloer- was -kt<l In and he couldn't tance flight r.-dl belora milkland," 110ld Griffin . "A Otlla p. m.; J. S. Lawiadown 10p,m.; a1 home llrl)'tlme. tht om01 gency landing. Ing airliner frlt<l to help. Jim atstevenson down 12:40 a. m.; Prlcw to lOlling here he tempted to follow him Into fhe VETERANS )IEMORIAL Philip Sporn down 3:10 e. m.; airport but he waa moving tOo broke fhe 8-29 distance , _ d Jellboat 1t1 5 S. m.; Moldahl HDSPlrAL fast. Jim broke off and decided of 8,150 millis with a ntw recon:l Locke, Ravenswood, Diane BasSs1Urday Admloaions- Minnot to carne In through the ov- of 8,956. worth 1t1 8:40 p, m.; Allied-Ash- nto Johnson, Afllena; Toroaa ercast." Four defendants forfeltod land down 10:30 p, m.; Illinois Corbin Cheshire· James Cochbonda and two others were lined down 10' 55 p. m. ran, GaiJipolla. ' Saturday night In the court of YOUTH APPREHENDED ' Ss1Urday Dlachargea - ElmPomeroy MayorCharleaLepr. A 16-year-<>ld o a - or leo Meadows, Ava GUlley, AIForfeiting - s wore Paul Fairfield School for Boys In pha Bailey, Clara Bumprt181', Miller, Colwnbua, $23,70,poal- Lancaster, was apprehended In Larry MUhoan, Elmer Clark, t<l on a speoc11ng charge; nor- Salem Township Friday by the Thomas Cook, J<emoth Holf. ence Birchfield or stewart,$25, Meigs County !llerlll's Dept. man, Dorothy Cuhdollar, Brllell of center, unsafe mumer, Tho youth, absent from tho an Armo, Torry Ferguoon, for $25; Robert Chrlaomer, Che- achonl about a month, has been Gr0110ry Ferguaon. MR. AND MRS. BEN NEUI'ZUNG ~ PCIIleroy ore pictured as the7 gre !lad IIJIIlorcus for home. the Housewares shire, $25, taUure to display returnod to the school. &mda,y Admissions - Ray. area residents atlondlng a receptloo SllllllaJI afternoon at the Pomeroy Elementary School department the operator'• license; Bobby Arr>ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL mond Mlller, Pomeroy; Ear I honorlog Mrs. Neutzllng who is Elshth District President ol the American Legion's ladle a old, Shade, $18.70, speeding. Earl Folt, HarrloonvUlo, was Folt, HarrlaonvUle; Mabel GerAuxiliary, The auxiliary oC Pomeroy's Drew Webster Post 39 aponaorod the event honoring: 111d Flnod were B11,1ra E~IJIOl', taksn to Velarapa Memorial lach, Vinton; Jackie Sallero, Mrs. Neutzling, a member. for AmosvUie, $5 and eooto,IDIOXI- Hoaplt,.J by the · Middleport ~·cuae; Frankie - . !'OmMr. and Mrs. Roy Young of Lan- cation, and Larry Wyatt, ad- emergency sqiiOdSIIIIIIaJimor,.. eroy. !imday Discharges - Electa caster, Otis Bass of Columbus, dress not recorded, $10 and lng at 8:42 and admitted. Fait the lnti>xicatlon. was hemorrhaging, aq,.dmen Harman, Frederick Thompoon, coats, Mr, and Mrs, Peck Bass of aald. Ethel Johll-. Pomeroy, Mrs. Walter France Seeolid Count c"'*' - ..u, -.r- .Sc : n~~ .... So Auto Demolished Saturday Evening steoJ :. e·. Sherman Buder of .'rut y ' . Bede Forced to Land Rutland is Dead Unl:; • en tine a. VOL. ·XXJI NO. 1.~ DetJolfJd To atreell Of Be Meigi-MGIOil Area PQMEROY-MIDQLEPORT. OHIO ...:.T.=.:W::..:.::...DA...:Y~• ...:N...:..O_VE:.:.:MB=ER:....l...:..l._:l96_:_9_ _ _ _PR_IC_E_lO...:-:...CE_N........ T$ 1111'1; a e...,... · all 1 4 Forfeited Bonds ~ ... CIJIIIIRGri., ~.r lead In Mayor's Court .Uii laaditadQtD bll bld for. NeOIIII term Ia e1eciiCitll DJ'Joid llr wlok IPll · hlcienct and poiWcal murders. '11lnlol_.wai .. ...,. , • , ~ on~eroc~ nat~ca~ pollee io shoot to ldJl •k• EIHrftlds In POIMriJ Your Shappl~~g Center Waarin1warel your family and furnishin1s your Visit on first floer. See the many new interestinl arrivals for your home, lifts. Capjie salespeaple will help you all over l1 tlclol boll B Wa1 pla4 Marjorie Grimm. The Baptiot and Mrs, Pearl Lanning of RutBY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS HUSTLERS CLASS MEETS Women's Day of Prayer was land. Mrs. Rebecca Clalli of San The Happy Hustlers Sunday observed with themeoi"Let Us School Class of the Wesleyan Rise Up and Build." Fifteen Francisco, Calif., Is vialtlog United Methodist Church met members two visitors were her grandmother' Mrs. James Cll ln the social rooms orthe church presenL A tellowahlp boor with Swart and her aunt, Mrs. AlFriday evening, Oct. 31. Mrs. refreshments served by the fred Crow and family, Borlha Spencer and Mrs. Curt Esther Circle was held In the Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Seiser Johnson presented a candle- church basement social rooms. and daughter and Mr. Grover I COME FOR FUNERAL Salser, Sr., spent a weekend lighting skit with seven memCD Relatives and friends from a with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Birch bers taking part. A hnge birthday cake with candles was used. distance coming for the tuner- and chUdren at Bellvue. Mrs. The business session followed al or Mr. Bon Petra! Included Emma Salser accompsnlod ;;· with the president, Mrs. Doro- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feuer- them horne after spending two I thy McKenzie, presiding, at bacher of Zanesville, Mr. aOO weeks with the Birches. CD which time several plans were Mrs. Jack FeuerbacherofJackMrs. Adurey Wllsonandfamformulated. The meeting closed son, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cow- il)' or Jackson were Sunday vlswith grO'i> singing alter which dery and son, Wayne, of Wash· ltors of her mother, Mrs. Harthe hostesses, Mrs. Spencer and lngton C. H., Mr. and Mrs. ry llayrnan. I Mrs. Johnson served cake, George Savage ol Batavia, N. Miss Jane Ellis or ArlingCD cookies am cocree to fifteen Y., Mrs. Anna Jones of New ton, Va., and Miss Grace Ellis York, Mr. and Mrs. Loo Blak- or Colwnbua were guests of members. SOCIETY MET NOV, 4 ley of Colwnbus and Mrs. Lucy Homer and Edith Hayman on The B. M. Sayre Missionary Cowdery of Washington Coort Saturday. I Society met Tue8day evening, House. Mrs, Ann Coe spent a week Ill Mr. Henry Roush returned with Mr. and Mrs. Dave ThornNov, 4, at the First Baptist ;; Church. Alter a plano prelude home from Holzer Medical Cen- as al Gahanns. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis by Mrs. Lillian Hayman the ter. ;;· Mrs. Howard Frank accom- ol Canton spent the weekend meeting was called to order by l Mrs. Mary K, Yost, president. panled Mr. and Mrs. Herman with Mr. and Mrs. George NelgCD The gl"O\C) sang •cnraw Me Near- Carson of Coolville to Akron lor and Mrs. John Marr. er". The devotional subject was to atlond funeral services or Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp9!. "Mastered By What?" The their aunt, Mrs. Paul Apgar. son spent theweekendinWoodaMr. and Mrs. Rober! Brad- field with Mr. and Mrs. Brian scripture was PhD. 2+5-18and was !allowed by prayer. Alter ford of Hebron visltod Mr. and Simpson and children. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grimm of a brier business session, the Mrs. Crill Bradford and Mrs. Love Gilt dedication was led by Otlo Bradford. Mr. Otto Brad- Columbus spent a weekend with Mrs. Marie Roush and Mrs. ford Is In a Cincinnati hospital. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. RodMrs. Hazel C&rnahan vlsltod erick Grimm. ·I In Columbus with Mrs. Vernon Bobb and family, Mrs. John Parsons and family and Mrs. Tonight and T unday Ralph Gilmore. She aho visit- SERVICES SET COLUMBUS (UPIJ-Servlces No•. 10-11 ed her slater, Mrs. Loa Tia"TRUE GRIT" dale, at Buckeye Lake, andre- lor Robert N. English, former business editor tor the Cofum· John Wo yne turned horne with Miss Frances bus Dlspafch, were scheduled Glen Campbell Footer who had spent the week- lor Tuesday. Colorcartoons: end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles English, who retired In 1MI ;;· Thin~ Sin~ han Selsor at Johnstown, com- after ol2 ~rs with lilt after· Good Hoigl!ltors lq to Buckeye Lake for Mrs. noon n e - . dlt<l Saturday . I Stub Cow~y Cernollan. after a shorf Illness. He wu 65. SHOW STARTS 7 P Jl. Sunday alterooon goosts or English joined the paper as a ..iiiiiiioliii-iiio;.;,.;;;.;,.• Mr. and Mrs. Frod caclle were copy boy In 1926. He lnlnt<l fhe business Ndlon In 1941. Ha was t<IHcw oi the buslntll and Industry column which ran for 27 years. · ~ - Bar1a1n - Bar1a1n - Barplii':.. Available For Our Customers and Friends .-· ': i "l'' wll Ba en ... ( . '!.. rol ""' ,. n~ ,. ... ... pcO ' !i . ''. :• ' !' ' . . . ,, ·',, l ~ ' ;.' S· Bank.\merlcani/Muslc Boll/A & M Records SP 19006 (l3) Side One: Side Two: 1. My Hoart Belongs To Dodlly 1. Brasilia 2. Laok Around 2. Tho Lovoro 3. Wind $oag 3. Fowl Play 4- .Canclon Do Amor (Wandorlno) .(, It's Hard to ~ay 5. Gr..., Poppers 5. B0-80 ' ' I • ' . I , •. lEG. HOT DOG ISe DRINK 10e CHIPS 45c DAllY ISLE 4th & LOCUST MIDDLEPORT jacker SAIGON - ,NOiml VIETNAMESE REGIJLAIIS triad for tho •1"0"11.time to blr do1• to llorOia u.s. Jlllll haat, btWed SOitb vttt 1"'!It ~ fl1r a biUoek ahot daim 111 ~ lctm b.UCCIIIIei' In .lllbtill rCJOrttcl today rr.... the ca......in _,.,_,.and HART TO SPEAK COLUMBUS (UPI)-U.S. San. Phillip Hart. D-Mich., will be guest speaker few lilt two-dey conference on delemt spending end national securHy here. San. Hart will speek at Tuet· day's mslon of lilt conference, spon-t<l by the Ohla Loegue of Women Voters. Another speaker will be Max Frankel, Washington correspondent for the Now York Times. 011,... 8) -, ·<' ·: • :' ' Goodbye • All MlddltPiri Ylllalwtlmdl llltaltcl_ f1U,5t5.18 u .:of Oet. ,, •r- . :l 31, c;., Grila, d&;k" er. 111 w n. t1; .._....,_ Yl1lap iomacll llllt Ia n•ilir OFFER aeulon. EFFECTIVE NOY. 3 TOlS ,. ' ~- COME IN :t'HIS lEEK AND ..~ POSE FOR YOUR PICTURE BANKAIERICARO('i) ~ . (f) - . . s-1_, '""" _. ~- .,~"'<:' ~ . ""'" c:or.-too I . : ' I' The Citizens National ian~- Ml4dlep•t The Farmers Bank &Savl1gi Co.~· :PIMeroy The Pomeroy National' lan~, -~•••'"' · NtH-' ,.,., ;;- f ' '' C... 6a'M a•lrubrlfour6 lime Shoplifters Thick (~·.eli This rocordint ooay be ployed olthor 11on•rally or storeophonlcallr J ! o-. lmmedlato ln..tlgatlon of lite i •'' earll nturllla .,_,.. The ltttor- turned- io fha F Bl which btgM . . .MEIGS .THEATRE' ! Ollthebello~ terlud ·eitCttli) .-blne '~three Ylnlla WltvllloD lllatlontpr,.. Jeelad ........... 12, U btbw 011 the w.,to a Jon!aiJclt mtGey ov11' bla cbtiJ-. San. !ioralo Jr, .... 52. Grand Ctnfrtl Illation of lite post office about 12 lloul'a before lilt explolkiM and llaiW that CUIIIocltanl . , lite lhrte bUIIdlngo - l d be felophonod "30 to.., minutes In edvonca io lnlln that tho buildings -uld be claor of - " · " In Ncb Ins!.,.. Sllch a call was made. The !atfer .,.......... that lilt bombl .... sot off "during till$ week of lntlw• p; ut•l. .. " NOW ON SALE-1.00 . .. ~ JIQ, ' been klllod b)' IJI8h!l'allln tho cam- Rocked Al~u• Herb Alpert and The Tlluana Brass-Stereo Record ~- Ill' 1<11 paign thot bipD ~ a... I BANKAMERICARD SOMETHING SPECIAL -FROM ... ., pq l eli ; ,.lOIII Ia P..., ... !i' e: !&.,., SlliQI~ oionera. ..~ Rowe...-, dlacUNkln Ia the realiar 'itniatt11 lll!tlll(lht o u I lhlt only $100,000 Ia tObtmado available llllllallf · for rears and that plannlow IIIII .,.. clneerllW reU wDI ,_deeply Into PJojocla unttrtaJcen. :iii am t. ii, ".-.~ ~·biB Wteri. dlopott Planllal CGmmlallon c_....t of Bill Cbllda, Edl· aon llal<ar and Em wt !llultr, Tilt propoaalwW be oubmltted a dlotance or 2,1130 feet, with a 1 - ~mont or &o.toot right-of-way, SL from P""ell Sl. to Rallrood SL, a dlotanceof2,160feet,wlth CooplcU ol10 dlscuaoed II& a 40-loot rf&hklf-oray. lerwth rosular moettna Jut Dlllht. the PI opoat<l new lire,... 2 - ~nt or Mill st. parlment btUquartera. Pard. frciiD SOle Flab to near llldlo clptilns were membero or tho Stalll!n IJKPO, ii distance of1.- plannlJw oommlsslon, F I r t ' . · · 730 feet-rr1lb a SO-loot ritlhl..al· Chief !lab flaher and llromoa · '11lt throe Pl~4 lliPI'9Nd, ny, TCIII Darst and Pela KloeL bJ tho coune!J,lll ·l!!e Ol'ileri(¥- . 3 - ln41101-.nt or Aab 9L Chief Fisher Yld that thodeen them b)' f i i , p - . . - tram Powell !I. Ill South 'l1drf, (C<Jntlnued 011JIIP 4l · to the Melp J:auntY COII!IIU- are: store. Racine Social Events Ben • IWIILN -:- PIIESIQENT FERIINAND E. MAllCOs took an M!ddliPO"t Vlll.ap Couliell wm make a bid for $100,000 Ia Slota luue I flnlo which Ia• !Mota allocated to Mete• Coiull1 .for U!e devol~ or aeeus roacla. Monday Dl(lht tho couneU Ullilllmouab' wo...t throe p~ propoaed b)' the Mid- 1 • Ao•"' llonh of Tho Afhooo - - • ' '·' '• ~ Afh•••· oNo ~" lft!l•.ri~;t; · il•!~col. ~ ' I , ' ' - - I ' . �•' 3- Tite Dally Sentlnei,Pomera,y·Mlddleport,O., Tueoday,Nowmber Buckeyes Still Number One In UPI Grid Poll NEW YORK (U.PI)-Ohlo ucUi, . Mluourl, Purdue ond State and Texas, crushing Louisiana Stale. opponents with unbelievable Five coaches from each of ease, continue to run 1·2 among the aeven geographical areas of . the nation's major colleges. tho nation camprlsa tho UPI Ohio State, which crushed ratings board. Each week they Wisconsin, 62-7, Saturday for Its select the top 10 college teams . ..venth victory without 1 loss In the nation with points end 21st In a raw, received 31 awarded on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-.t-3-:1·1 first place votn end ~ points basis on ¥otes from first from the 35-mernber United through loth. Press International Board of Coaches. Texaa. also 7-0, walloped Baylor., 56-1•, Saturday despije NEW YORK (UPI)-Tho the weakened condition of more United Press International top. than 25 pla~era stricken with rated major college football flu. teams with first place votes Tennessee and Penn State and won -lost-tied records In hold on to third and fourth parentheses (Eighth wook.) while Arkansas moved lJ!I to ... Team Polnlt filth. Southern California 1. Ohio St. 131) 17-0) ~ allpped to sixth, followed by 2. Texas (7.0) 303 3. Tennessee (7-0) 269 4. Penn State (7·0) 182 5. Arkansas (7-0) 180 6. Sou. cal 17·0·1) 163 7. UCLA (7.1J.J) 161 s. Missouri 17· 1) 121 9. Purdue 17-IJ 75 10. Louisiana St. (7. 1) « 11. Notre Oame (6-1 -1) 39 12. Stanford (5·2·1) 13 13. (Tie) Auburn (6-2) 5 COLUMBUS I UP I) - Ohio (5-2) 5 (Tie) Houston llote's tap quorterbock Re• 15. Michigan (6·21 • Kern returned to practice Mon· 16. Utah (7-l) I after being out last week Wllh an Injured shoulder . College Ratings <• Trumpy Praises Cook CINCINNATI (UPI) - Tight ond Bob Trumpy lhought Cln· clnnall Bonoat raaklt quarter. bock Grog Cook's ptlllng agalnolthe Houston Oilers Sun· day was "tho best he's ever thrown the Mil." "fW WOS jUiflaylng thitm out there for me," uld Trumpy, who haul.d In five Cook Hrlals In the 31 -31 deadlock with the Oilers. "He's phenomenal, that's au. and he's got to got botler ." Cook, who mluad four gam" bocausa of an alllng throwing arm, has now completed 60 pa._ out of 105 trln this .... son, a dozen of them for touch· downs. Cook himself was more concerned about the twa palMS late In the Oilers' game that almost gave Cincinnati Ill llllh victory. The Bengals ere now .... 1. ~ntered Bueks·Prepare For Purdue 11 •Y LAUREL, Mel. (UPIJ-Ha· wall lnd Czar ltloXIndor carried America's hopes against flvo forolgn horses In the lith rlM'Inl"'''of the S150,000 Washlngron D.C. lnlornallonal If Lauro! ~ with lito U.S. ropreoontatl- strongly · fl· vored to ctomlnlhi the reco and Mllto 1 prlvlfa feud. Hawaii and the Czar oro as "foreign" •• the other entrants In tho l'h milo furl clolllc. Hawoll, lolled In South Africa has blon racing In this country lito paat , _ for Charln Engelhard of Far Hills, N.J. Czar AleiCIRder. an Irish call, wos brought horotwa years ago by Gusiave Ring of Washlnofan, D.C. Tho twa tap condldalos for the American llKf course championship never have reced against one anothor ond lite title could be docldocl whonthey toka on Karabos of England, Hltchcoclc of Gormony, Soblnus of Brazil, Don Floreaten of Venezuela and Takelhlbe-o of Japan. Jorge Velasquez rldos Ha· wall, who has won six of nlne races this ynr and Angel Cordero hendln Czar AIOKM· dlr wlnn«" In four of Mven rKeS. Hewell was the favorite If 6-5 but Czar Atounder, who flnllhocl I!OCGfld In the lnforna· lionel a yoar ago boltlnd Sir lvor, was second chota at only 8-5. Velasquez rode Czar Alexan~ • yur ago, but this TV Decision .. ~ .' . •• I • ··~ .•, In 1965 o United Air Lines jetliner crashed and burned I UA -from people q! all while landing at Soli Lake City, .... - olpoelally II they write killing 42 of the 90 persons lltldl. like fOI dol - H. a~rd . DelrBI'otller: •..; .... . •·-'i . rlymollll DNiers' • ' I ' ' o.. J.:. . ' " .. ' ' ~-· · •:- ·. , · 8. • ' I .. "' . ~- ~ · ,••ll.'j . :. . ' " - . ., . I~ . ;\ · :'.;;1 ' ' ~' . •. '•f ' ~ ' . .. I ·..I. ,. • .I ~ '·;,· . ~ ' . .. .' ' . .. , I ' .. . ' , .!• . . .. I ' ' J· 'f • •. ' ( ' ' ' ~,/ • ,. . ·r 1:-': • , '• lj ~ :~\~ 1 ~<j·r~~l.· .' ' '+ ' ... ' .. . ,. ~r .... - NIINdlll!lft' pultn ..... . " Cettlcs'·· volunl.,.y 1963 after 13 n 1 u" 1ft prot' boskotball. Tho Cottla IIIII Nl....a Couty'1 rtghls n 1 fW!1 c..., "'i '\ • VAN IMPE'S DECfl"i PHILADELPHIA(UPI)-TIJe, •doclslan WM up to Ed Vtn ' llnpe today ho -•1111., to meke an lmmec:ll.te IJ 5 Ef · once In I h o Phllodelp!!!t: Flyers' 11-. Van lmpe, the team QPteift, , lost flvo t - ond h8d ....,. then 30 sfllchoo being hit In lito mouth with .., puck during Sunday nlght'o; gomo wllh Otlktond Soals. ' · ' " ' . .' . Y:f/ ' .. ~ .. 1 ·~ . k"" FRONT _END 'ALIGN.MEN.T THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY ss.ss. INSURANCE RW ESTATE-MUTUAL FU. . OVER iOO YEARS OF SERVICE 992·2342 220 N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ···' ~ .._;, :> •:' ·,,' j.." , • , on why •lecb ic dryers coat up to $37 less. . I ' The real low-down on the lower price Is very simple. Electric dryers need up to 35 fewer parts. For example they don't need a fuel control valve. Or flame switch shield. Or pilot burner assembly. Or 32 other things to go wrong. That's why they're so carefree. And why they deliver so many more year, of perfect clothes drying at an average operating cost of about $1 a m~th. Look Into It at your electric appliance dealers. · . ' ~· >. J '. '. . ~-· Move~ to.flameless ' .., .~· • l ''"*' ...., (I ;~o··_f} ~1 . I Is Delayed Dtoler. Dutttt, Witl'i' the room and pow•r of the big. ones: and prico llko tfilrlitllo;onos. Oust 'om 'oR Wjth •1/afiant, Duster. · :,.1' := : If lito Royato ciO filii ~­ r19ftlt, Couty W > ol. .t playw 1n p;.r ••'t\; STO. DOORS &·WINDOWS ,. \.. · · · <,;,J~.'!II·~·, w•.- \ \ . l. ,~- ' I!' ··, .,.. . . '.., ,, -1_,1' .. · m.._.. , l<oto!Ody w.. 1 I IIIII~ 111{ poucl to pormltllnt ~ ,.,.. ~ IEGINSWITH HOME IMPROVEMENT I. ,·,,·::· ' ,, ~ ' ~ \ • ~ ,r WIOitesit. -•1 blolor com,_,. • . . ,, .• ' .. ·, .. Duslor maltos II. .TI!t~w. . · · , · compact fro"' tli<i Motion Makers. YQur · Baslurtball-lollon Commllllonor Woller Kennedy. Royata• General Mlneger Joe AxeliGf! SOld - y ho WM willing to lot Boston namo the other fo.w mombora of the panel from NBA loam - • for They would meet If -the ond of the to doclcle what the Rayola owed the Collies for Couty'l playing rlghlt. In return, lito Royets would use Cousy t h i s - · oven If 'Celllcs General Man1g0r Red Auorboch Insisted ho not ·a.,_r In Boston. SaxeiiGf! sold ho modo the offer because Auerbach wanted to ·rosotve tho sltuotlon. "I periGf!olly feet this offer Is eminently fair and 1 am hopl"9 for and counting on your earliest occeptanco," AxoiiGf! Informed Auorboch. Auerboch was away from Boston Monday and not avalla· Market Report JIGd It your Melts Cou•fJ CINCINNATI (UPI) - Tho Onclnnatl Royolo have pro. poood tho worth ot lito ployoo rlghlt of Coach Bob Cou1y, who last starred lor the lloofon summer switched to Hawaii Celtlcs In IH3, be determined whon tho Czor was bolng rnted by a panel to Include Notional ond docldocl to stay with tho South African horse. Lostor Piggott, England TO MAKE REPORT champion jacl<ey who rode Sir I\IASON . - Dr. Pllzzoll rl. lvor to victory lor lrelend a Well Vlr81nla Unlveralty, wiD year ago, handles Karabas, report to the people rl. Ida"'"' awned by Lord Evoagh. Karl· bes has won seven of his nine Cou!JQ on the OYaluatiGII rl. the races and was third choice at .t- Ma1011 Cocm1J · Schools on Thuroday, Nov. 13, It 7:30 1. p.m. It Waliama 1111111 School. Jimmy Lindley, an English· Dr. Plizzoll 11 ebalrman r1. the man, rldeo Hitchcock, who hos team which eon,.u:ted the evalwon hell of eight recn this uation this paat year. year and was listed at 12-1. The win- golt 11011,000, with 125.000 to second 110,000 to • third and ss.ooo to fourth, flllh RECEIVERS LOST and sixth. DENVER (UPI)-Miko Haft· Juan Amoololll rides Soblnus nor ond Billy Ven Huson, o pair for owner Julio Capua, while of Denver Bronco wide reBalsomlno Moreira rides Don ceivers, will be lost to the team Flores tan for Miguel de Gregor. for the rest of the season lo. because of knee lnlurles reRyoll Furuyama rides Take- ceived In Sunday's game with shlbo-o, who has won eight the Oakland Raiders. straight races this year In his Haffner suffered torn carti native country for Masao lage and Van Husen a severely Obota. strained during the game. In ·1 8th WI "I just overthrew them," said Cook. "It was my fault . And the one to Crabtree wouldn't even have been necessary If I'd hit Jess." "You'll have to agree that Greg Cook Is some young man for a beginner," remarked Coach Paul Brown. "He's onl'f played In about sl• gomn, you know ." Brown was o Illite disturbed by the Bengals' dofonsa agalnat tho Oilers alter reviewing films at practice headquarters Man· day. SON IS BORN · His running and passing drew "Our defense ond our kicking MASON - Mr. ani M r s. lltentlon from Coach Woody ANDRETTI TO DRIVE got us In trouble, but this lan't Gary llorbour, Columbus, Ohio Hayes who had to use super MODENA, Italy (UPIJ- Tho the first time. Right now we're are amounclnl the birth or a tub Ron Maclelowskl In last Ferrari Company said Monday gofllng !hom with long atabs. IIGII, Au&ull 29, at Grant HooSoturday's encounter. that Mario Andrefll. 1969 But we'll get 'em," Brown said. pital, Colum ... a. The mother Hayes said Kern "ran and Indianapolis 500 winner, will 11 the farmar Gloria Roullh r1. threw weU'' dur lng a "nice drive the firm's Ferrari 512 Ma.... The lnWit, IWiled Sean where we got work done." next year In the Daytona Beach Michael, IOtllbed llx pounds Monday's practice, as will bt :14-hour endurance race and the all other proctlces this week 12-hour Sebring Classic. and 18 ouncoa. Grandparerts ..,d j>osslbly ne•t, wos closed to POINT PLEASANT _ CIQ< are Mr. ani Mro. Lawrence everyone as the nation's No. 1 ~1 Maom; Mr. am Mra. 1 In reau tar ..,• • Rwllh, Jolm C, Campbell, Golllpolla; t..m drills for all-Important Stock Heifers . lfi. 75 to 24. 85, coun.. me Bar Stock Steer Calve a 23.50 lA> 34- slm hore Monday nlll>t ani Mr and Mrl Horbou Purdue. tabled a rOC!IIest !or re· · r• • ,50, Stock Hotrer Calves 21.50 Regular wingback larry Zelnatatement of a Coble TV !ran- bour aviUe, W. VL lina, who received e bump on to 30.25, VEAL CALVES Tops chlse. the head Saturday, watched AU en Miller, representatl.. the practice ~rom the sidelines. None, Seconds 39. 60, Medium ol Garden City TV, Lancaller, & 33. 25 to 37.35, Common Pa., was present to aak !or a Heavies 31.50 to 39.60. reinstatement rl. the non.exclu. alve !ranch!.., granted In De.• comber ol ~ . The_ . . . . SCIOTO LIVESTOCK _ ._ S~ Ri;PORT HOGS: 190-220, 26; No. ~ i~'t~~ r.-.: ;.t1!t .. ~ ...temm~ . · ., f _ ~ .' lift er.~., r r! ~ 26.25; 22(1..240, 25. 75; 24~;·; : . ·· IJVFSTOC!i)I;D. ~Cnbtrae,~ . 25.25; 26(1..280, 24. 75; 180-180,Golllpalls, · Ohio Poul Crabtree Aloadates r1. SaturdoJI, Nov. 8, 1969 24.50. Sowa, 22.10 - 23,30. Charleston, aaked council to Boers, 19.5D-21.65; SlockHflls, HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. %5 22.50 • 25. Pigs by Head, 12 • 26, 2%() to %50 lbs. 24.74 to zs. grl!lll an exclusive franchlae to • 75, Licht 21 to 25.50, Fat Sows his COIJJPOI!Y ani sold or o r k 18.75. CATTLE: 917 Head. Good 21 to 23, staas 20 to 21, Boors would start wltltln 120 daya. Council approved the rezon.. . Steers, 28.10 - 29; StaMen:J., 20,50 to 22,50, Sows & Plat lag ol the eall &Ide ol Jetter. ! 24.85. 26.75; Good Hellera,25- 100 lA> 140, !lloats 10 to 24. om Ave. !ram 2ffll to 28tlt St. CATTLE - Sleet a 27 to 30, '75 • 27; Slaldard, 24.%5-2$.50. Good Cows, 19 • 22.80; IJtlllty, Hollers %4.50 to 29,25, Baby R-1, single residence to R~. 16.75 • 18.50; canner am Cut· Beer 30 to 33.50, Fat Cows 14 II)IDel'BI re&ldence, and srllllltar, 16 dlll'in. Bulls, 21.50 • 25, to 18.50, caMera 15to 18, Bulla ed a variance permltllng """ Heavy Feeders, 24,50 • 28.85• 20 to 23.25, Milk CCIII'S 150 to rl. a traDer !or ol!lee C!p8C8 , during construc:tlon or an addiHeavy Stock Calves, Steers, 22- 265. .50 . 34.50; Heifers, 21· 27.75. VEAl. CALVES- Tq~a 41.25, tion to the Point Pleaaent MedVEALS: Choice, 39.50; Good, Seconds 37 to 39. 50, Medium 39 Ical Center• 36; Medium, 34. 50; Commer- to 40, Com. & Hvs. 29 lA> 35. 75. FIRST TEAM SELECTED KANSAS CITY (UP I)-Top. cial, 30. Baby Calves by Head, SHEEP - Ewes - Lms 5 to ranked North Oakol• Slife was 20. 60. 10, Stock Ewes 5 to 10, F s t the first team Hlected for an LAMBS: Good, 36.60; F - Sheep 7 to 10, Culls 1 to 5, NCAA Collage Division bowl Bucks 5 to 10, Fat Wethera I ora, 24.50. game thla season when the ' to 10. Bison were named to play In PT, PLEASANT LAMBS· - Tops 25. 75, L~t tho Camellia Bowl, Doc. 13 at UVESTOCK SAI ES CO, Wto. 22 to 26.50. Socramonto, Colli. Pl. PleaAnt, W, Va. Salurtllu, Nov. 8, 1989 HOGS - 175 lA> 220 25.50 lA> 27,20, Heevles 24.25 lA> 26.10, Ll8Jrt• 23.50 to 2$. 75, F a t Sowo 21 lA> 22.75, Boors 17.50 lA> 19.10, PI&& 11 lA> 18, Stock Sboats 19 lA> 29.50• CATTLE - Sleets 21 lA> 26, 75, Hellen 19.50 to 24.85, Fat Calla 16.25 to 20, cannon 12,25 lA> 16.30, Bulls 18 to 23.10, Mlik eowa 100 to 165, s t o c k Caws ani calwa170"' 257.50, Sloc:k Steen 22.50 to 29,3$, Kern Back As '·fot.yout Five Foreign Horses Royals Make New Offer On Cousy RitJI1!' , ,• . , . , electric clothes drying 1 ,• Parts Extra If Needed ' �'• lag proJecta, and condUcting n '-AJUDC ..,_Ua.IQ .......,,._<v-MMM'Ipon,o., 'l'ueldi1,Notlmber u, 1Ht 'P,_ the lot lhould bO changed W IJW II required I>¥ Ohtobw. t ."i' , Moo, 1· ...-nteattonwup~ Mllnlcl- 'ltmtptpattal~to the r.....,.,...Uon oftheplanClerk-'i'nlsurer ~· Grale 1e- 6'Gm the V. S. C0rp1 at 1 .._1t llor the dredlblll of ntng eaaunlsslon. . reed a communication tram the Ellfllnoera In lluiJtlniiiOn In n(o1 Leodhll creek loadlnl 14 the APproval wao aloo liven llor Ohio Department or lnduotrlal " " - tq tncrealed tntereol marhlo. ClorUicaUcr~ wm bO ,_bill .. e r - .._ed1- qf$120,!M) Ill QM1 ud 1t · In mardul !*leo ~llelkJa,l, (~ lnlm- I) It waa aloo ._teo~ eouo.. )le1lllenl of'l8'1.44tore-noeo Rolotlono ptrtalniJW to raiN ODfllbllo~ : -lnedo cllmaa Gdipllaker, wbo .,._ llwaa.not-whatprojoct, CouDcU .......~ the ()do. dille m recent!J, li not of the pu1mlnl Ia anxloul to bO "on Involved In ccoiductlJW I recent IIWI OD811lPI<ver •eQI<veroof araior C. o. F1ah- lntenolve care ward but lllll Ja ' tbJ -.'' wllhlhoCCIIIIInl<tiGII school for ftremen. The school- loU011a 011 pullllcworkprojoeto. the ~r referred to, but It wa1, ber report . ) oi the ,.. ~~which wm be tocaled 0111 tot tru111ns .... and Narih Fourth Sta. oned 1>¥ tho Ylllap, The aile Ia loealad In a resldallllal aectlCII under the ZCXI 1,. ordiJionce. HOifevor, the plolllllna eammhalm 11 bOIJW : aokad to ch111ae the •mhll of . lhe 1a1 on which the bullcltna 11 to ba _..,.._ to a "public coaiiDid to lho Hal141r Vedlcal ~. ' ' ~' DOVE IIIIUL It WII pobUcl out by the plat>llinl c<lllllllnlon that a 30 -day notlllcatton period h required before ouch a chanae l1 made. Howewr, comml11lon menl* · bara aid thet tho waiting per: lod could ba waived U' firemen • olllaln approval lor such a chlnae II"CIIII realclenta near tho • location. F1l'eDIID wlll move to aeek ~ I}ICh Ui4 Oial It once. P·UF REG. SIZE TOILET SOAP BUY 1 BAR AND GET 1 BAR FREE . ~~~HPJ= 15 . /t Y box _A. liTH THIS COUPON for GOOD ONLY AT THE MARK VSTORE COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 15, 1969 COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 15, 1969 : clal '"HII'W will be held Frt- ; daJ e......, when tho ; c<llllllllll<11 and llremen will • qree on pl'qllr procedureo. : cauncU eorUer hod given the : lin dePortment the green llalrt : .Oil usiJW the Jot for the n e w GAVGES - GaOipolla, 12.1 and 12.2 Nllllinc U feet of rollera; P~ Plea-, 2to7; Pom•r<v·Maaon, 20.48; HIIIICII, 0. 70 alai.; Kalawha FIOo, 3. 9~ riohill Charleeton, 18,00 811~ Lot>clon, lllarmet, and Winfield, are on 11le am. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALUPOLIS LOCKS - H. E. J!owlea 111 2:15 Lm.; Holen S. liP 2:20a.m.; Ned MerrlckdOifD 4:30 a.m.; Jellboot 111 6:10 L m.; Fnnklln B. 111 7:10 a. m.; ElprcWr 111 Ba.m.; Jim Mur· pbJ down 8:20 a.m. KANAWHA IUVER - Marmet, Fort Dearborn 111 4 a.m.; Wlnlltld, AleD R. Merrill down 5:21 p.m.; EUeha Woodo UP 8:45 p.m.; Semel dOifD II p. m.; W, H. Shaver, Jr. UP 12:30 L m.; Poll.Y H. UP 6:15 Lm.; NaIIOilal 111 7 a.m. • 01110 IUVER - Lock 14, An, drel' P. Calhoun ... 2 Lm.; Su• .&1> Lane UP 4:40 a.m.; Inca down 5 Lm.l Ottward up 6:30 L m.; Look U, Steer Ranaer .., 1140 a.m.; Kenova 111 4:15o.m.; Steer Pl-r dOifn 5:30p.m.; Eattern ... 6:50p.m.; Lock 16, H. H. Boownrth UP 10:15 p.m.; • Paul D. 111 4 o.m.; Chuckle D. and Edwin B. Ill 6:30a.m.;Du... can Bruce down 7 LDL i Blue > Bird ... 7:f5 a. m.; Lock 17, Steel Elrprell down 1:45 a. m.; .. St. Maryo 111 8:38a.m.; BeUoYIUe Locka, S. M. Jenks ... 2 a.m.; Qo.- Clt;y UP 4 a.m.;Raclne Locka, John Lldd Dean ' down 4:15 p.m.; Toby c. dOifn 8:35 p.m.; Jel!eroon UP 4:38 L m.; G.._ Locka, Olano Booworth.., 5:38p.m.; Peace down " 11::1$' p.m.; llecklord UP 12:20 ' a.m.; 0. F, Sllearer "' 3:45 L m.; l.adf dOifn 6:55 a.lll.; Meldahl Locka, Steven,... down 1:30 p.m.; J. S. Loulo down 3:30 p.m.; PhUip ~ dallll 4:35 p.m.; EJplorer ... 1:1$ P,m.; Jalln Fo:r dOifn 9:55 p.m.; LqUM ... 3a.m. . · i()tt1D Rills for .. nee Nanc;y Hatcher, Jell Salllrda)' arteJIIOCII ror rort1anc1, OreiDD after an Olllanllod vialt hen wl11l her pa..a, llr. :mel lira. Olver Michael, &1111 her brother-maw and alster, llr. and lira. Woodrow CeO, Jr. Dr. aild lira. EoeroU A. Traey or Columba• were woekelld pella or his mother, llri. Nel- ORANGES, • ' .PIZZA MIX~.~~~.:~~~~~.............~~!:. 39~ GREEN BEANS.~.~.~~.~... 8 ~!. 1.00 Sw• POT AT 0E$.~~.~..~.. 3" '!':~.~.1.. .00" MARGARINE~~~~-~~~!.~.~- 4' :~; 1. 00 jumbo rolls .CELEBRATION HELD Following t h e GoldoD WeddiDI Aunlvoroary ~ilitatlcm It the . AcOal Uev. lata on ~ In 111aaon, an addlu-1 dlmer celebratl.., tqolk place at Gone Boll's In Nit Pleasant. AU ""'ne were Mr. and Mra. AdloJ Uevlnc. Maaon; aon and wife, llr. andllrs.Rober!Uev.... a.- clqhten and aon, IIIia llecll;y Groat, en of amt.,_, llr. and lira. Don Roof ... two toni, MlnhaUan, KID Ill; llr. and lira. John llodlu, Delaware, QUo; llr. and JIJ"a. GUbert Meal and Mn. Birdie White. en or GaUtpo. Ua. 39~' PURINA .3· f'b·~ .. .. C-A-T CH'.0'w.................... !~!:: 1._ 00 YOU HEARD? Y· Ball•' s Rldlo . Jl' s QI!lck! lfs Con11enlentl toME.AS YOU ARE'! . THI NOW ON WE •.·· 16 ••' '1111. 11~, ,! . • .'fAilEd- UU . Ill ' MOOTZ ·f tlD . f ~~·~e a ~..~-~r5Ii~!!: devotlonti;,¥1"1. David Enlomlnpr, JII'Qil"llll; Mrs. M. L. of the Four RIYera Girl Scout French, Mrs. ~ Davia, ~ CooDcll wm meet at 9:30 a.m. &1111 lira. Marie Woodgerd, hootWednlsclay at tile Columbuaond eaaea. Southern Ohio Electric Co. In RED CROSS meeting ThursMiddlepOrt . da)', Veterans Memorial Hoslira. WUifam Ohltnpr, act- pital, 7:38p.m. Ing nel&llborhood chairman, wm POMEROY MISSIONARY Soproalde. llecotJIIltlollwWbeglveleV, 7:30p.m. Tlllrsclay,homc en Paul caaet, chilrman of the or Mrs. Elmer Wickham. Girl Scout flmd drive, ...Splano BRAD B V R Y PTA 7:30 will be made for deleptaa or Thursclay, Brlcllury Elementathe Nel&IIIJorl!ood to attend lilt councU meeJlDtl Nov. 19 at St. ry School; ~·· Georae &!pt. or 11le Meigs Maryo, W.Va. Loeal School Dlllrtct, and Judy Named earUer aa deleptea S!Jencer. were lira. Richard Vaqhan, ROCK SPRINGS GrllllliO, 7:lira. Bernice McKinney, Mra. 30 Thundly nl&ht at 11le haD; Fred GIJ)bs, and Mrs. D o n n a eU bring Chrletmas gtrto ror Grate. · Aloo to be dlecusoed wlll bO Southelltem Ohio M e n t a I 11le camp atamp program, a lloalth Center. ......... iet~ and hoote- PAST OFFICERS Club, llaIIIIIIIJ' em Jan. 23 and 24 at ctne Chapter, O,E.S. 8 p.m. Camp Sandy Bend, a IWIIIIIIr 'l'hureclal, home of lira. Ralph • • • BEAUTJFULLY camp for the cllaadvantaaed, Webb. FRIDAY February tnternotlonal ...,.. ARRANGED BY SALiliBVRY PTA, Fall Feafor )unlorl, and neJaN>oriQMI YOUR FLORIST llval, Frtdly, 6:30 p.m., SllllodaJ camp activities. lluey Elementary Scho!ll; per. and delight har ante aakod to oelld dcrleUona. DONATIONS JNVrri!D Plabllc Invited. away with Aai'CIIIe wlllbln& to donate arUclea to the Jlllllor ,Auxt11117 MARY SHRINE, White Shrine , fraah flawara •• Gl Drew Webster 1'01! No. 3t or Jeruaalem, Friday, 8 p.m., l:dt~lviorocl rlfht to . for their n•m••• .llle to be IOOF HaD, Pomeroy, re&ular llald ~- ... . do 10 1>¥ leaYin& 1111111 at.the SINKS HOLE-IN.ONE bulldlnr .. Secanll i!llnlt,l'llmQ:eller Knltht, - .. ., ar<v, - · to the .... aftlct, abol 1 hole-lit-Gila at the Pomoa Wlldlleedl1 'trom 21Dt. Tlma tr<v Golf -rH .......,. Tha or lho·rimunap aa1o tall"om 10 holoa-, I Drat for Knl&bl. 992o5560 Lm. to tp.m. wa1 made em No. t, per S. 152, N; 2nd Mhhlleport, 0. pnla. Kalatlt'a pariDtr waa . ._ _ _ _ _ __. . "I IISS YOUn WITH Harara•••· ,rlclay- TUESDAY ONLY ;::. Flowers you•,. II pkg. · ~t .· 16 oz. liettles . . IIi •. DR•.PEPPER- !!!1111•'"'1 it;.; ~ FlG BARS ...~~~~.~.~~-~~........ 2 UeTnq. ' S lb.bagr I I li!~(~~~·!(!~~ ==------ ....lira. Jack Ackerman, AND I LAy • after villtlnc harl wllil lholr parenta, Mr. and lira. v....... BingandShar.' NEW CROP. l FREE OFFER! . :hlld's Touch & Sew •clllnt ...... - ....... DUDLEY'S FLORIST . SAYING$ co. ...,..lltetY, OHIO • PLAN RUIIl\IAGE SAllE Racine Cbapler 134, Ordarof the Ealterll Star, wiD lpOil• flpnm•p ale It lie lAbel SimpliCia bulldl•l .-1 to Tha Club Ra1taunnt lD RaelDa oo Friday ...S tl~Wrday. Tha aala "' ' ~*• ll"om • .... to .I p;m. .em botlldl,l'l. LAY IT AWAY HOWl . wm Only the electric ' 'self-cleaning range cleans itself completely. ·"' . ,.. ,,! for less than 6c Comp•re th... INtureal A n.Miell tlectrlc .-11 clelnlng reng~~ ... c~ the oven on Ill ala lkle1 0 CleiM 1M Inlier llltd IUrf- unit drip p.oM 0 CleaM II I 1 - tomplriiiUre o ~ ,our kitchen cooter 0 Cl11n1 Iuter 0 Coato 1111 lhM 1¢ • cleaning o An electric HI! ctuldng reng~~l• 11 IIIIICII 11 $100.00 lelllhon ~ luii•Dder.. Visit your Electric Appliance Dealer, today! He has a flameless electric self cleaning range in the model, color and price to fit your budget and your k1tchen. Your elec;trlc appliance dealer hu up to '3500 tor you. When you switch to a flameless electric range from an old lashioned flame type stove. your electric appliance dealer will give you up to $25.00- as a w1nng allowance. In addition to the wiring allowance, he also has a $10.00 bOnus lor you. You qualify when you purchase a flameless electric range with a self cleaning oveJl. Everyone is eliglpleJor lhls bonus. THe fhl1 bonul COUpoll to JOflf electric epplltrH» ,..,.,, Md uwel IN T11E ......... ,WORLQ . Auction ~==---·· .... I1U A.M. W0-1:.0 Sethest Grade A MILK ~!~. a:9· cirtoa ·~ Coca-Cola 16 oz. BottlfS '' .~ : t 'J9;0 > ' .·..$Utll , . ----·--- L------------------------------------J to lholr .homea GRAPEFRUIT TOWELS I I rs.::"'!!! ·- ·i ~~ ~- ~~ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• NORTHERN ! l ll,ed RED SOUR PITIED lwloN - •••I Church Youth 3 lb. can '" --.... :: --.-. Plaque Given •!•••M•••• • •••••••••o••·····• i'ei"i'i~ -•lltY Ot:,... $ Scout Council PURE ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING ' Boo-• EASI'ERN BAND 811111011. Jolul Kfn& !.fnuJo of uked that &ll)'OIII lntereotod In rut People, Come." w111 maat 'lllfedal It 8 p.m. 9talbenriDo will olllcltte at aalllllng attend a meetfnlat 7 lira. Ella Smlll:, attencllnJ It a.o bl&ll achool All parellla 1111 8 ...... mall &mdly at the p,m'. 011 Nov. 23 at lhe church. the meeting after a long ob- are uraed to attend to dlacusl Sacred Heart Colhollc Church He reported that he had pur. HDCO duo to IUneaa, thanked · new bond untrorma. wllh an Informal breekfall and chaoed three alck:<all aell tor 11le grc:oq,. for cardl and now- -11le clall, two to be donoled to Chur·eh or Chrtll. era. Nambera -''II& p p 7 THE SYRACUSE PTA Will maet1na to folkno. Plano ror 11lo breakfall were Veterano Memorial Hoapltal A turkO;Y dinner woo tel ror Blrthda1'' to Mra. Homer Hoi- mMI In the Elementary School n at F-'•·· In D bO ~" auditorium T.-y, 7::10 p.m. made tluriDI a recent meeUng and the tlllrd to Melp General r ·ecem r lAir, and 111111!0red..,.. caU 1>¥ No 11 Relreohmanta will ba or the Catholic Women' I Club HoiJiital. Mrl. Geor&e, llackett, the church with • $1 111ft tellln& lbb!,a for which 11ley -~;... · held In 11le church auditorium. Jr. will make the prooentaUons. exchen&e. The program and are theddlll. OHIO ETA PID Chapter, Beta lira. C&thertno Welih eonduc:tA Chrlatmaa party was plandevctlono will be planned by Door prltol wen..., by Mra. llr1. Loula Reibel. Ben Neutzlln&, Mill !lvbll SIBJna Phi Sororlt;y, 8:15 p.m. ed the IJl8llllnl which waa pro- ned Dec. II wl11l a $1 111ft exNamed tothenomlnatlngcom- Ebirsbach, lira. Dellllll!er,ond TueiCIIJ It the Columllua :mel ceded by ma11 and roeary. chanp. Each member lototake SOUtbern Ohio Electric Co. The nativlt;y deanery to bO a dozen cooldea, or some canmltlee were lira. Roy SO;Ytrled, lira. Ecll11l Lamina. WEDNESDAY held Doc. 7 at st. Paul'oChurch dy. Mrs. Aackett 'will proYide Mra •. Carrie Meinhart, and lira. A feU motif waa earned out SYRACUSE THIRD Wod In Athena was announced -nd punch and lira. Paul Caocl a Henry Reibel. Plano to aaolat In the table decoratlcmo for a ~ MODEL IJ.U UPRIGHT -RETAIL VA_LUI! 59.95 neaday Homemakers Club, en <OmmiiiiCII chairmen were tree. Vol~mteerbli: to be In wllh the bolldly bazaar to be deosert - r u served b¥ M111 IPOIIIOred bylhe Women'• GuUd Maud Grueaar, Mill F r e d • Wedneadoy 10 a.m.. In aakod to attend. Layette ttema charae or el-up was M r a. WedneldiJ at the chureb were Grueoar, and Mro. Etbel WU- headquarter& at Syracuse are to be taken to the meet.. Georae llarii'&Vel. WHEN YOU PURCHASE A Municipal Park. "The Art of tng ror Hurricane CamiUe vic- PlrUclpaUon In VIetnam Mall made.ll was notedthatallklndo. llamaon. Llvl119 witt\ Fomlly' Crlals", tlms. Call was diiCUioed. lnforma. of flllcJ lrOrk and baked IOodl Kathryn Johnson leader . The Rev . Fr. Bernard Kra,l. tton on the proJoet waopreiii!IIIMod•l ~0 51 nger Touch will be for llle. There wiD be & S.w Moe hiM In o Mod• HolMarparet Elchlngor, coYle announced plans for a ed. For each eervlceman ID be 1 noon lwtchOOil with hot beet •I 692 Boll•lflelcl Paulino Morarlty. Potluck rellaloUa education clasa and remembered, 1 eard andacllme Colloin... &1111 .,.• ., lllllllwlchea, chicken, dinat noon. are to be to V~etnam Mall ham and barbecue saOOwlchea, A BAZAAR aponsored by the Call, Box 3104-A, Cohunbul, desserts and salads to bO senWomon'a Guild of fl1a Trinity ANNOUNCE BmTH Ga. 31903• The cards are not ed. United Church of Chrlat, NEW HAVEN Mr. and to be stamped olnce they wlll A roport on the recent eare- .A ceramic plaque lhoped like Pomeroy, Wednesday, 11 a.m. Mrs. Joseph Llevln& Newlla- bO mailed In boxes. :arta dinner at the claso was a crossandlnacrtbed'•UMYF,u A • - t ahcp, hand-mede or- ven, are announcing 11le birth The leJd,alaUve chairman dis• •• liven by Mra. Carrie Meln- was proeeeted by Jack Slavin to tic~ . Luncheon at 11 a.m. or an elllht pound, one ounce cusaed IIUJ)IIOJ"IInll or the bill the Hea11l Methodlat Clllrch 111"! ror Mra. PhUip Meinhart POMEROY • MJIJDLEPOR'r dau&llter &mdly at 11le Holzer which would expand education 'lho II a patient at Veterena Youth FeUOifahlp &llldoy night. LIONS CLUB, noon Wednesclay, , Necllcal Center. Grmlparenta ror mentally rellnled llld pro. r- - ---------------------------------~I Plans were made ror 1 I x &mortal Hoopltal. lolembero eoclal rooms or Pomeroy Vnltere lira. Allee Uevlng or MaYlde granta for teacher trslnmembers to attend a youth rlldJned a eard for llro. Moln17 Saturda)' at Camp t "rancll ed llfethodlll Church. All U...s ' eon and Mr • and llrl. Clar- In& In that lleld. 1111. , once Boyles, Middleport. llr. A report was Jd,von m I h e lira. Fred Deooauer opened Asbury. Representlll8 the Mid- lnYited. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, R. and lira. Uevlng aliiO have World Communlt;y DB¥ observhe meettna with pra.yer ll"om dleport church will be Mary he yNrbook. Thali<ogiylngl'as Brldbury. Sandy Johnson, Do:r- A. M., steted _,ocatlon; 7:30 • dauchter • Jennifer Jo, nve. once at the Middleport First Vnlted Presbyterian Church, he devoti<XIal theme uled by la Wallen, Jerry SWartz, Kar- p.m. Wednesclay at temple. Moat WITH OTHER MODELS OF SINGER en Price, and Jelf 'l)o. excellent master'• degree conBIRTH ANNOUNCED eponeorod b¥ Church wo m e n .Ira. Roee Glntllerwhotalkedol I I A proaram <XI their Catholic rerred foUowinl abullnell seoMr. and Mrs. Michael Broth- Vnlted or Malp Coun\Y. The • time or thlllkflllnesl •• beln& TOUCH & SE.W. AIAY NOI! . o WIIJ' of preparillg ror the win- talth WOI Jd,van by Carol liar- IICIII. All companlono urged to era, Middleport, IUIIOWice 11le church communlt;y commission -· • blcth or fllelr ftrst oon, Nov. 4 chairman atressed the need for ter monlho. She urpd the mom. ...... and Judy McKnl&bt. The attend.___ WEDNE11JAY at 7,47 p.m. at Holzer Medleal rellgloos education for youlll ben to reflect on thlnp or the Lord'a Prayer _,ad the meetWOMEN'S GVJLIJ, TrlniQ> Center welllhln& 9 lbs., 5 ounc- and adulta. pall year, the accomplloh- Ing' with Jelf '1)o Jd.Ying clevo. menta, but n111 to rorset t h e tl..,s, Sand.Y Johnoon Hrved re- United Church of Chrtot, ba- ea, named William Michael. Rosulta or survey work comACONVENIENT mu,y tldftJ• lett unclono, t h e frelhmllnta. Awofnled for next zaar, Wednesclay, church 110- Grondperonts are llr. and llrl. pitied lllroush a quostlonnelre tblnp which should be or deep week'• meetiJlgwerelloxlaWal- clal room. Handmade artlclea, Georae Bcothers ot Pomer<v to parlabfamlllesweredlscusoPAYMENT PLAN! ecmc:ern. In CCIIclUIIICXI lhe nod ters, clevotlcms; Mary Bradbury ,....t ihoP. hmch-, wl11l serv- and llr. and llrs. Jimmy Cha- ed. WS¥s of Increasing partlclrtn or Mentor Ohio patlon In the CWC Included pro a meditation entitled "T h e refre1bmenta, end Brenda Ed. tng to belfn at 11 a.m. Sillllf' Sales & S.Vice 1: Mc:Calls Pitta · wards, program. ·THVRSJAY ' • ject work, proYidlng a babysitMeanintl of Thali<aJd,vlna" and 115 W. SECOND 992-2384 POMEROY, Q. USE OUR Attending themeetiOJbisldel POMEROY DISABLEDAmarLODGE TO PRACTICE ling service, securing rides for I poem, "Take Time." T b e OPEN SATURDAY TIL 9 PM A practice session rorlnllal- famUieo wlthouttranspoctatlon, II'OUP Alii ueome, Ye Thank .. tltoae named were Eddie Brown, lean Veterans and 11le AudlLAY-AWAY PLAN! Georp llawiS¥, Mike T1,7lor, ...... 8 p.m. dinner In observ- !alton of the new ot!lcers or programs o( entertainment, Jemlter Goble, Twlla Clatworan~ or Veterans Day. ~tal Racine Chapter 134, Order or sharing hobbles, aoalaUng t he • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11\Y, Pat1;)1 Harris, Tom caa sell, IIIYitaUon to Vletnam.oolciW•• the Ear•rn star, has been ott ne_edY..:.:_'_havl_n_:g::_m_o_re_tund-r _ _a_t•_-_·:_::::_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ llr. and lira. Jack Slavla and ELEANOR ,;m.oLE, 7:30 for 8 ) .m. on Nov. 24 at tho r• daughter, Mary Beth. Thursclay ~t at Heath Metll- Maoonlc Temple. AU present ' ocll1t Church. Razaor workohcp olllcers, lnsWIIng olllcers and led by lira. Charles Bracllury, olflc:ers.elect ere aoked to atlira. Jolul CompiAIII, clevotlm- tend. Mi. and lira. Vernon Bini. al leader. M k ..._.._ Wl.u. Son!~¥, MeUaea &1111 Duana of I .I • F' _ AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Heath a el - · Til . L&Gruae. Inti., 11r. and Mro. J.r~eetutg \.AU s I NGE R Pork Prices Are LOWER This Week PORK . CHOPS.~~!·.~-~.......•...•...1~~ 69~ CENTER CUT CH_O_PS •.•.........~. 89-~· LOIN ·CUT CHOPS ................~~ 99~ FAMILY PACK~~-~~~~ .......••...~~~ 89e LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE .........~~ 79~ ' headQuuterL However. under ; lhe ZOIIitW ordinance, llltuo or lira. Don Mullen· rapo.pd that Earl Womer 'Conatructlon will look Into tnateUIOJthe rolltng at the church atePI, a projoel of the ......_ - - - FlEE SING.ER SWEEPEI NO COUPON NECESSARY Plonnllw ' atudl' claiMI. Fro111 Faflrlc ShOf n• Sl~~tr IS loaves GOOD ONLY AT MARK V STORE! A ape- ' IIIIU. 200 d. by Church Class · ON SALE · SATURDAY . ONLY! ' Ul .l'.\111.1: I UIPU\ bulldln&'' . " \ Planaw- mede to oetaalde the maJor JICII1Ion of the Uma allolled llor the-~ to dltCUIIitlllhoiiiiiiOIIIIiiPl'qlriltlolia nooluUon. Bm1 waro C_ OUPON AND IDE Bishop Here Suod.ay For Mass, Breakfast Party Plans · Member• pve the ....... of alloaiiMe to lho IJai to the ........_ ulbir i. delk ni; donated to U.. club b7 Mra. J. M. Thoill""'· Thank )'Oil nota a were reed ll"om. Mt• ...S lira. Demll Sill-· Halon llld .... �8- Tho Dolb Senlinol, Pome~W·MiddlOIJOI'I, 0,, TueodQ, Novulber 11, 1919 ·Find Eve • From Auto's To Yo-Yo's In Sentinel Wa.nt ·Ads' ,...,., WAJIIIT .AD INFORM TIOH OEADLIHI!S 5 • ·• · Dor ••'•• PWIIcollofl 2 SillS Gl QIALIIY .._.., 0....11"" . ..... CoMolletlono & C•teell-• Will ~ Mcoptetl vMII t •·•· f., Dor ,J Pulloll~:.. .., REGULATIONS .. •u ., n .. TM Puiiii•Mr •••••••• thlo , ..... ~i•cl '"' od• 4NIM4 .._ IHflen.il. ~~~ ..... will not N ,,,,.,.,ilJio '• -• A.&iES • 'I F., WoM A4 s...,, ko J COnti -~• .,,. 1.....-t... . ,",. _. c-.. n. 1967 FORD - ---- 'I 12 conh ,., wDtel thrH eo,.ocu.. :1hoo lullftlon-. . . ',I : ' ' "'"'' ,... w.,4 II• c-..cutl•• steering and brake,. 25 ....- cent Dinovnt •• ,.,,. M1 oM,;, !Mitl wlthi" 10 . ,•. CARD OF THANkS I OBITUARY · tl .50 fw 50 ••4 •IN-. Eo. 1966 BUICK ---------------$1695 ... ~ }Mortiont . ........,. Wildcat HT Cpe. White finish. Blk, vinyl trim. "-::!"L~~ Co. @) '* A.lwo•· Df'f'ICE HOURS I'OMI!ROY, OHIO 1:30 • ·• · to 5:00 • ·•· Dollr ·••30 o.llh to 12r00 "' • . i • • i Simple Hand Made Dit#icult ly O.Wald & James Jacoby NORTH • Q42 .J2 tKJ1094 .AQ7 • j •• s.tuNa .. WIN AT BRIDG.. ! l. Me- WDT II EAST • Void · ·101753 :u63 .109864 •109765 .86 tAQ7s .J2 SOtml (D) .AKJ83 .AKQ4 t2 .K53 Welt North Eat Pus Pus Puo Pus 2t •• 5t trans. Good tires. Automatic, power steering. Radio. .14111o... l worf 2c. BLIND ADS AlllcUti ...l as,.: Cher.. Automatic 2.1. South 6. Pus Pou 4N.T. Puo PUI Puo ()penirijr lead-.10 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE ON FILING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Tht Stlte of Ohio Mtltl County Probate Court To the Executor or Ad · mlnlstretor of the estate ; to 1uc11 of the following as are residents of the State of Ohio . vl:r : -the surviving spouse, the next of kin, the beneflclarln under ltle will; and to the the attorney or attorneys repr~tsenting any of the aforementioned persons: Valentine WeN, R. D. .t, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. No. 19,677 . You are hereby notified that the inventory , and Ap · pralsemtnt of the estate of the aforementioned, deceased , i4!1te of said County, was flied In this Court . Said innntory and Appraisement will be tor hearing before. this Court on the 21st day of November , 1969, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. Any person deslrlnv to file exceptions thereto must file them at least five days prior to the date set for hearing. Given undfr hand and seal of said Court. this 31st day or Octo~. 1969. F. H. O'IRI£N Jude• and ex-officio Clerk of 11ld Court IV Janet E. Morris Dtp11ty Clerk 11 ·• 11 ·11 2tc m.,.- -- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT No . 20211 Estate of Ehlt M. Hart, Dtcttltd Notice Is hereby given that Edna B. Cooper, wtlose Post Office address Is Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly appointed Admlnlatratrlx of the Estate of l!llta M. Hart, tate or Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, deceaud . Dated thiS 22nd day Of OC · tober, 1969. F. H. O'BRIEN J•dtt of the Probate court ..Mt...,\CO•I\.ty, Ohio · 'JG.;ur: 11 -.t'\1·11 •• NbTt~ OF APPOINTMENT Cast No. 201•4 , non two plays were Estate of Allen o . .n ltack· lhe ace of hearts and a low wDOd, Jr., Dtctlltd Notice Is hereby given that hW1 to the jack. Then he Haul Blackwood, ol lllacanled his last club on Rutland. M. OhiO, R. 0. 1. has been Card of Thanks 6 IIIII -.niehed ,' . , . _ . CloR"' ••hooL ' FURNISHED MAN TO work In retaU store. Ajlply to MarvinGiaqo, ModOJ'D !qlply, 399 w. Main st., Pomeroy. aerrice II·I0-3te marager, Masm County O!cyslor • Plymouth Center, Pl. Pleeoant, phone 675-1225, Must ._ve..,nhand IOols. 11-11-'te in many other ways. Spectal lhanka to Rev, Frooland Norroa, Mrs. florence Adams, and the Ewing Fwloral Home. EARN $400 BEFORE CHIUST• MAS. Men or women, lull or The Freddie E. Kisor Famiport time, earn $50 to .150 ly, 11-11·111> --- ------- ---- weekly. Work rrom your own Lost home, your own hours. Write O!arlle Ponn, P, 0. Box 204, Chllllc:othe, Ohio 4.5601. 11-11·11• LOST, WlfiTE malo beaglo dog with brown speckled ears, big black spot oo back, bench - - - - - - - - - - - - - legged, family pet. Answou FULL or part-time beauty operator. Inquire Warner's to name ol"Snuffy." Reward. Beauty SIQ, Pomeroy, Harold A. Holter, Long Bott1-9.3tc tom, Ohio, Phone 985-3864. 11-1~e __ 5080..._ ________ 10-16-lfe _ r-IIW. by TEXAS OIL COMPANY Needs man over 40 as traveling repreoentatlve. Write B. J, Dickerson. Pres., Southwestern Petroleum Corp., 534 N, Main, Ft. Worth, Tex. 11·9-4tc -ct. . ROOF REPAIR 1111 ,___. tJw; llliiiiiDriorllllnlbwllll . Freo .,_.._ Phono 91122808. We liD aeywhere. 10-1-ttc ::::_-_-_-_-::_- ====- THERE IS a now plumber In Racine. Bill Blythe, Phone Df&-.2292. 11-7-30tc --, --------- POSITioN 118- by Ne>V, 20. STATE walnut otereo CQIIOie, f-llpeed inlermll<ed ellanpr, dual volume -trol, f-apoaker bind aystem. Bal. once .... M8.IO. u.. ourlxulpt Ierma. Call 992.3352, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LEARN at horne - In y01.11· No sp.clol •due~ llo" nMd.d. It's sl1nple. New easy Instant Method , Write fw hur.. lpGI'• tiiHI. fr•• '--=nlng COMPUTER COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Ono Pu•ll~ Squ,., llO. Clo•eland, O~lo «113 Hou8el.eeplng with dder man or woman. Must live ln. Pr&ror non.ln>alfd. Phone 940- LADIES EARN extra income and a rroe wardrobe. Sboor 296.5. Beeline Foshloo .. No dollv1~e ecy or collecting. Jean TrusI WILL NOT be responsible for sell, Phone 9t9-3703. any debts contracted by any11-9-'tc one other than ~ selt Dole E. R1lfte, Racine, Ohio, Rt. HELP WANTED 2. 11-9-31p ------------ w•CIEI SEIYICI -GUARANTEEDPHONE 192·20!4 · ,. •• ,., ..... &· .... . . . . M•l• , _ _,, II-'.&< -------------- ing tho death or our husband and lather. Especially those who send nowers, an.j helped them ln. Oluck'sTV,1521Jut. temut, Pmneroy. Phone 992-· 11·11·1111 $5.55 P'- te2-6f34. 'iO::ia.tt< · Help Wanted MAPLE to all who showed so much sympatll,y IUld kindness dur- CHUCK'S can oavoyouuptol)alf on TV repairs if you bring EXPElT WIIHI All111•11t Sale For Rent WE WISH ID Ollllross our thanks Notice =~~~---------~r----.,------, Chesler 985-4124. POMEROY c:r,;;l.,. pno s1., •rH•...,• :.n••• til Business Services ----------- SUYING MIICI~._'!!~~~IA . lst~A1.L COAL heeler, Phone AND MAS!lNS.....,.TIIS I' $1895 Galaxie 500 H. T. Sedan. Local I owner cor. White finish, blk. vinyl interior, good tires, radio, power ' • Phone (614) 992·2181 ing & braku, auto. trans., factory air-conditioned, .W. tires, radio, maroon finish. · new W IM.IICI ' " ' ' ' " -· • • CMtr•• Day Oell't•ty •M...,.d Tlcbtl ~ .I CABINETS, I'IIUIId I& bleo, old ·cloou, ete. Write • or call M. D. Yllltr, Rl. t, : POIDerOJ, . . . . 98z.ertL :, 1...----·~-----------------.-----.J 2 : l~~o~ 1~1on 1967 CHEYllOLET --------.-$2095 Impala 6 Pou. St. Wogon. V-8 engine, power &tHr; th.fl eM -------'-------------, ·, To BIJ lotorCo. ' --·~ F•the Fllltst SnlctDAYor NIGHT ..• CALL · RAILINGS SERVICE ... o. c- & "•• tho ...... KAETTNAIS STEREO radio, 1969 lovely maple flnilh, trllh AM- For Sale FM radio; 4 speakers, Ilia! volume control. Balance clle VACIJIJM CLEANERbrand$84.60, Unourbudgetterma. 1969 modeL Complete with all Cleaning toola. Smallpalnl Call 992-3352. dalllqe sbljlplng. WW take $22 eaoh prlea or terms tr -------------dealred. Phone 992-2685. 8x35 HOUSE trailer, all alum11·11-6te lnum. Good c:ondlUon, $800 . Phone Chesler 985-4187. 11-'-'le NEW OIL FURNACE,tnalalleci, ----------- --· '1495, Tenns avaUable. Ph, POODLE PUPPWi. AKC Tot O!li.33s2. lllinlatun, $75 1111 •• Slud 111-10-tf< oenieellll_.l. ·l " - - .- - - · - - - - - - ~...:·-9112-6441. 11-wfc 1965 l'<EW MOON house trailer, 55x10. See Walter lflay, - - - - - - - - - -rtrst road · on right poet R1t.COAL, LUMP, eg, - · land co.! tipple. mine nm. Excelolor Sell Woru, East Main st., Pcm11-8-61p _ -----------OI'Oy, Phono992-5891. 11-13-Ue 5 ROOM HOUSE, 2 acres land, :;-;;-_______ - - - · -:- · 2 oU wells, outbulldlnes and .AWNINGS, storm doors all! rarace. s e I I at oppraloal '1'hllowa, carports, marprice. Phono 992-6786, - · · blown and baU ln&ut. U-5-61p don. Elmer White, llltii'IIP"' reMRiallve. For rree ellll· mates, phone Oiarles U1le, SJ.racuae. V. v. JGhnoonlllll Son, !no. 5-1-lfe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '!""" _ _ _ Ph. 9f2..21Q DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 992-1324. . ,.__, For Rent or Sale R. H. RIWIIJIIS Sans . Business Servfcts MIDDLI!PORT, OHIO _ _. 2 FAIIIILY HOUSE. 294 Raeo St. Middleport, Phoae 9923259, 11·9-60te - ·~-- -- - Real Estate for Cleland ~ale R.eal. ty • LIKE TilE OLD LADY WHO 1JVED IN A SHOE_ areyoo worried about ,.._ttoclo,llitb the chlldren'l Whv not bu.• thii nice 11o111e wtlll a reer&atlon l'OCIIl and IIPO<loua back yanr/4 bedl'OCIIls,l'h acre'!. CALL US FOR INFORMATION . CLELAND REALTY lrancbal'·, uno. -.pool dralll • to 12 trlda. Paul Ander-. · - FQR HIRE, - 11', V1. Pllonom.67881ltr 3:3CJ ... HN918, Bacino. foa-lr• ·c. -------- C. BRADF.ORD, AuetloMII' COqlllle Senlee ~ 94N821 Racine, 0111o Crltt Bndrllrd HENRY CLl:LAND, Broker Olllee 9112-2258 - H0111e 11~68 -------------- READY-MIX CONCRETE deiJ..,, ---- ered rlaht to your proJect:> Ful and eaoy. Free •1111· malea. Ph. 992-3284, ,c.,, sleln Reetb'•Mlx Co., MiddiO' oort. llllla. 6-30-tfe ----------=...-. GAS turiBc~ Insianect, ~9~, Terms ...nable. Ph. 911J.3352. !(EW CONDITIONE!IS, $8, 10.10-tili WATER $10, $15. Softeners, llllen, BACK- HOE for .hire, Ralph TruaseU. Phono 949-370S, 11-· HOBSTETTER IEJ1ALTY ,100 HANDMADE WIG, light •te., money back,......_ C, W. Buck, Rutland, Ohio. brown, like new, .-o. $200 Polaroid camera, $50, Movie ---------~0-2 9-30tc GEO. HOISTETTER, Broker, camera, $50. Hospital bed, complete, &ood conci!Uon, 8 MILK COWS, Jorseyo a n d PEACH FARM - 300 trees, Guernsey a. Mllk cooler. aet nlee 6 room hc:llle, beth, new -------,.,..-----$50. Phooe Mildred Jacobs, of Surso mllkera. Olll•ller fumaee, ftlll baeemont, &ood SEWING MAdiJNES, -Rirllau 992-2437. 11-11-'lc 5 p.m. 011 Sunday 742-4703, pnp. 50 aereo. Only P5.· 10rvlee, all p10keo. 9112-2284. 11-7-ste 000.00. !110 Flbrie Sbop, P1111~ 1 GRAVELYtracror, s 11 l vel . ~RSVILLE-: 81'00111J, wat. . A~,S11Wer Salta 11111· . ke"'' - ..,.......," roe. ,.,. G _, .,...,.,.. .&. ~ or _ tap, ,.,, eleeb1e. , • ..,. . .. ·~ · we . Sba,_Scl~t ! tab! a; 4 Ins~ wpodel!ll ., 'I")! BTU()'ASh ,, , .11511./ i •. • ' ' 3-29-tt~ : ._rdware. Harlls lo6-6tc RT. 12t- hOCIII brick, new - - - - - - - - - - - • - Frank, phone Chesler 9~ ps turaaee, ftlll basement. 1iOWS FLOOR aid Ute, bath3368. 11-U-31p MIJSTARDireeJisii';lt.ifDfi,;; Picky..,. own, $1 a buabeL Ganae. *'8,000.00. , _ IIIII ldte._n remodel· Andl'ow Cross, Letart Falls, MIDDLEPORT - 5 roo!llt, IJW, m.JI call 7U 1969 SEWING mechlne, used Ohio. · 11-9-6te balh, fenced lat. $4,000. lAt. t-211-Uc Just a '"" limes, ru11y equip--- - -------POMEROY- 8 1'001111, baih, - - - - - - - - - - - - - pod ID zlg-qg, make buttonUSED PIANOS turnoee, I u II batemo-. holes, overcast. appllques, 3 NICE reconditioned ..,right $9500. lllke otrer. a n d many embroidery d.. •lina. WW aaertnce for only pianos. Priced to Hll. Free RT. 124 - Modern, 3 beddell.. cy, Phone 742-4211. 1'001111. U'illle Z9xl7, New $34.40 eaoh prleo or termo may be BJTaii&'OCL 99~ 11-8-ete ps furnace. Ganae. --------- -- - · MOBILE HOME 10XSO, PI SEPTIC tanko cleenecL Ylllll' 266.5. 11·11-'le TAPPAN GAS range. Venal turnoee, newstove,re&lsor- . lillniWI011. stewart, Ohla.Pb. Well, Rt. 1, Shado, Olllo. Ph. . ator. $2350,00. 882 8035, 2-U.U. ·. RATS, IIIICE eliminated rorev992-5935. ll~e l!UTLAND - 5 rocJIIUI, balh, - _ - _ - - - - - __ - __ er. GET STAR, 2lh lb., $1.69, -- - ------ --llll"IIIOo Near Scboal. $4500. .oGAN FIRE-Md !4dj\ Ebersbaeb Harclwal'o, SUgar Sllles IIIII Seni..o. Jlr. RW1 Mlli,Piekene Hardwll'e, 1 YR. OLD German Shipherd HELEM or VIRGIL TI!AFORD Maaon. 11·11-301p male. Female m.. Tick. ASSOCIATES eeytldq In ·lin 01111 . . . , Metal - . sink, with fit.. e~J~lpmeat. ~ dllc•a' tlnga. Phoae 742-37?f. _ SYRACUSE prl ..a oa ali llPe• ,iDd IIAI1 1 CBS 21-lnell TV. Gas beeler, ll-9-3te - ·· - - - - - - - - - of lire exllnedlllera, P~Mae: 15,000 BTU. One small c.... 119 2-$82 1, Dwlalllt:.,_ · buard, nice for Open face gas heater, good u ADI'ooNill'i1oNING, now. One antiquo WISh Bland. Real son~... Jacll'a lWrlo lnslllllCI Call Chester 985-3980 alter ....uaa. - Ha-. " - .Al11'0KOBILE .............. 5 p.m. ll-ll-3tp A .......... d~ s -,..---.. -----· 9!1~324. the 10 of diamonds and a duty appointed Administratrix )lgh heart on the nine, whlle of the Estate of Allen Dean J;:list had to continue to fol· Blackwood, Jr .• decened. late Meigs County, Ohio. Jcnr 1ull Now came the fifth ot Creditors requlrtd to file :cnamond. East was down to their claims are wlttl said fiduciary .trumps and chose to rul within four months. )rith the nine. Not that it Dated this 22nd day ot Oc did blm any ~ood. South tober, 19,9, Wanted Full Time Em· F. H. O'BRIEN I WILL NOT be resPCR~sible for l!verruHed, ruffed his last Probate Judtt ot said debts cootncted by anyone ployee for Circulation "eart with the queen of County <trumps and showed his hand. 10-28 n .A 11 -1\ 3tc other than my sell Georso R. Department of The :He Will down to the last two McDaniel, Rt. 2, Cheshire, Daily Sentinel. Good 'lrieb and could top whichOhio. 11-9-311> ever trump East played opportunity for rf&ht )Iller South led from dummy, HOME REPAIRS, palntlJw, person, must be salt • South was very happy and 'asked. "Pretty well played, pontry, shl!Wii!W. 'guitar : start•. not afraid to wasn't it?" c!ean!IW, repatrandlnstallawork, apply The Daily It was beautifully played lion. Free estimates. All Sentinel. ,lifter the Initial m Ia take, "ork cuaranlaed by •>POri·; L---------....1 oJ(nce It required a combl· oneed men, Call Chesler 985'balloa of perfect timing. plus 4147 e<>~tect.. For Sale or Trade a lot of gOOd luck, to salvage the slam from the wreckage, I0-22-18tp ONE FLOOR hoose 6 rooms, :but any really good player ---.--- . ---~ - --bath, carpol't:, ne" cellar, •would have made the hand 'BOB'S REDUCING Seloo and room owr cellar, Ooor fur.. no trouble at all. Health Cenler Ia ,_ open, Mce. Wart cloaer to stores. 26" SOUD CAST iron coal fllr: The really Rood player 9 .. m. "' 5 p.m. by IIIJIOiftl. Phcme 992-6386, -would have led the three of nace. Colq)lete withbl..,er. ment, 5 p.m. ro IOp.m. 00 ..,_ 1rumP8 to dummy's queen 11-c Roy Anna, Mlnenvllle. J)Ointmont ..,...ll&l'Y. Locatat trick two. West would bave shown out but South Phone91l2-3!81. ed below K and K Moi>Ua would have had no trouble 1 Homea, P o l n t Pleooant 2 BEDROOMhouoe trallor, Ph. olctiDg up the trump suit Phone 875-2454 or 875-1020. ,He would simply lead trumps 95 10-3-tfc 91l2-3 4. 1l-9-6tc liEDUCE MI'E 1111 IUt :twice from dummy, coverln~ •East's played card each 2 .... ..1;a.Gft:l !Ume. I wn... pleluv IIIOrehandlu IUld ' (HHIJIII" lttfllr,l• A.IM.J 8,.11.-.. lalre to auedan on a p...eentMobilo 992-2951. Court, Ohio Phone ....,. •~ ll .,. ,basta. 0111 Jim Aduu, &uetiCIDMr. Jhd ·d . . . . 7fS-44ell t-alfe GOOD 4-bedrOCIII Gar: age, ._,.mont, ldley 1'00111, Meigs VAl:ANCY for two olderiJ- Available In row dayo. p.._ pie. Prefer pri,.le paid pe. 99~92. 11~e •Puo Pau Uenta. Pllono Na111111, 7'13~ 3• Paao 3• --------=-=~~=..=.. 5185. 1~e 4 ROOM unturnlahed houae Puo 3N.T. Pau ? Area • ' • You, South, hold: 1650 Llneolnllelatlto. Pllone' -- -- -~-----9112.3874, 1~2-Uc •AKsu ••now? lnrormP.d As Bu~inass Opportunities What do •"z you do T1 addlu-. p.._ WMPO INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS :with ------ -----ea.. -..,.1• --------.,...----- DAILY AT )r~TheN::~na:: ~S.::Ih 1• 2• •"&'" A.-llld " - b - Tho........ play~oo~tertben- ::0':"!':. I~:·:.= : IIIII .......... 7:50A.M. 12 NOON 3· P.M. AND 4:30P.M. Keepmg Galfia and Mason We II A s Entertained· loe~w;....~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ This WHk's K&V Speclallll . fiiiint________ -- - --- -------- ------------ SPARE TIME INCOME Booming new field, refilling and collecllng mon•v from new hlgfl quellty cOin oper•t:M d~ ..,.. In thl1 ..... No ...u,.. To qu•llfy you mutt hew car, •11•nd equl,.,.nt . F•w houn week - ly c~~r~ "-' uC41Uent lncom., Mo,. full tim.. For penonll lnt.rvlew ..nd nwne, tdefr•• end phone number to: Aqua. with white top, aqua vinyl leah, 283 V-8 , engine, auto. trans., floor shift console, rQdib, tinted glau and w/s/w tires. I& VAN lANDI MOYOI SALES . .. ' Ca.lllloc.Oids ...•ll• r•....,., -~· w.t Dlpl.~sa 131 So. 2nd 81ft Uke City, U'-h 14101 · Ohio -----------hou... ------------ Business Serrlces .u... ;NEW' HOMES FORSALE SOME READY FOR occuPA Y -------------Male Help Wanted MAN TO bUild !enea. L 0, Me• C<>y, Raeda.Uio, Ollla. 11-ll-1lp W-ttc . -------------- -p· LEENC 'CON.STIUOION ; '' 992-3454 R.tr~pr- ,...,.~------~~~~ an am. . . ~---------1 caiK.Iled? toat )'9UI' - -· _.,, U..-7 II .... h 0v 1, 0. cal!H2-2Hf. , for• foar ordlnorJ wonlo. II :1 -~~--• ...,..1111_.1.,1• -..G 'i 6 ROOMS, bath. Cloae 1D laWn: Ph. 9112-2049, .1192-2431 o!Gr 5, 111-2f-Uc TEXACO~ -------------a ..,..,U FURNISHED HOiisE. 1111 bath. .~One .,..._ p~: ferred. P._ 9112-5592 after· Fill In fe;lo •ntl MIL to: Fieo p, lox .o. 11-2-ttc ------------ 23 P••otr. Ohio :45769 . "'"' _,..;·_.,._ ; ' . AM<.~· .·,· '-----:r-,.--~---~ Stroot . -----------,- -s. Uruc:ramble thne fwr lumbleo, one leiter to caclt oq...,.., to tl I P a r k, Mlnonvllle, Ohio. Ph. 99Z4324. ll+Stc l'iJCE $-ROOM bouoe .with bath; utlllUH paid, 1 or 2 ~pnfiiTed, 848 SeeGnd ~l!JJ-ltJJ:;-1"':···" I - I = ._~ -------------TRAILER, lll'own'e 5 p. m. . Da.... Swltc . er n ... . J \I lHAI]4:R Wrs, -·· MobQO Wanted To Rent Court, ~........ Ohio, 011 Slall Rt. '1.24, !'h- 11922 OR 3 BEDROOM heme, bath JI!IL" 1-U.U• In Cheoter ar Tqlpar Plalno areli, Phono 9112-5264. 11-11-atp , "Y•'II Llko Our Ouall~ War of Doing luolnooa" ;~;.;;;~~~~R. ~.. ~=~:...--:=-~~~~~B ~raeueo, Chlnt• r•f•r•nc••. $ 1,8150 to $ 3, 7&0 caeh ucu,.d by lnwntory · "" Chmue ~ Sport HT Cpe. ••. , •• , $995 ---------~ -ll-tte 992-3325 -:C:-:Itu-- - .;-·--;, 7,, -:,::, · " '·"'· · 675-2460 · !;:.:31~. Ohto, can , PT.,.PLEASANT, W.VA. ll•ll.Ue ' - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - -. . . . ;hi.. ..;._..__ Aroo of lnteroat ., ,, ? 1ft CI I I ITI '1 (' wac ... ···- _....,..... IWDON · 01101.1 IUC. .,.,. . . . nlff1 'I f I t I ·p%a;/ ..:._ ......' . •. . . i''· �.. .w ... M'itb.er .,f ., . .r. ,, •• +.. ..~, 'lbeliai!JSINinti,F-~""'""""·\l••·•wlllll9'• 1'- - ~ • No < I • II . • -:':f•.. If I 0 , ,, , \ ?fdult High Scliodl iPl~n· Set Up By State Board • :. ~ · •'' I " ell.. ~~~y of lhe Volun- toor .~DePt. lllaPr Ia oR!>(Iaor- ' 1 • ,. By RICK 'I)U li'low · .not food sale 'HoLLYWOOQ (UPiltllll Frl...;.,,.nd Salqrila,Y, N<>- ~ ·wold. t.livlsloil' '"'·: ........... lf•' aad· 15th at Cltl' •v .,., ln& ia - ~ ." llllllil~. ~ . ~.;;~~~ PerioDs hPin& baked JIOOCI• 1v sell or homemac!e LIS1011: n"* 1amoua. ..w-. ltemi ma,y brlnll them ID Cl1;y styli', ·earthy mO)IIK favored by tory school should hiMI Ill .... , llaU on FridaY or 5ltut'dl1. tho young motion plctu.-. 'CoLUMBUS (UPII - Tho <JIIo Rhodol,th.-..lull-tlme..,chortaftd •IICII . , audl-- ·--~lftUe 1o moll ln other action tile board apIIMrd of Education hal lmpl• -~- ~ The pro-'s will be lor 1118' Qlfieral ~-·lftdll!ehnCI """'! more theft two gr ..... •v "T"" 011 televl • "*'led 1969 legislative mHS- proved: cla......,.... Tho two ochoOII 113,000 on lire tiGII. - .tho 111m "Tom J..,.." vocational odu<.allon -3.769 urK selllftt up adult high hove limited school '!"rollmtftl, .lrllek, IDol lor p~rchoao of ocored only milt rllllfttl Khool education program• and ...,.101 1o -ve on estimated -EKionolon of I doldiiM lor noedocl llims for 1118 fl r e ,d was ltlwafore '8 126.000 pupils In CJ\Io durlftt tile lllulftt pormlto to non-ttochlng foderal MOllOY appllciiiiGIII from clol*rtmei!L Chriltmll !low- ~~orif--ln Its ·network current school year. 1111stants In public schools. Nov71o Feb. 6, 19111, ...._... . er will be lOki airing "vera I weeks bock, , -A plan In which lOCh of tho Tho board docldod Molldoy to of delay In congreaslonel apaiOIII wilh homemade IIOIIP. • .now eomea word that ".GeorGY roqulro a high lchool diploma alate's elementary and secon- prop-lationsbaked bea'ns, potaiD aalad, girl' llftlahod a dreadful 61&1 In dary schools would participate tar 1au.nce of a four-yHr per- In a .,l!isslve reading program -FundlfttOI educlllloneltele- hot clop, !Ish end french tile lair.! natiOMI ranklngs. , mil to a ~~- aldo. who howfries. ' ~ vision program tapes lor tho ~.point: _ , may got 0110 tor lust one tor chlldron. Tv Foun-Northwnt <JIIo E may well bo that tho -A record 4,816 special edu11 ,..r II not a greduote. 11011 and Greater Toledo ETV VETERANS MEMORIAL. outburts ot oarthlntu 011 vldoo cation cl•sses for the pruent SOROIUTY '1'0 IIEET :;t.:dol hllp elementary teach Foundation. HCISPITAL trom Mw-atylea fllma, a school yltar . XI GaJnma Yu ~ ofBe-"' with such chores as collect-A $(1,631 conalructlon InAdmlssiO!lS - Joseph Hood, concarn of cGIIservatlvo view-Exomptlonl for Scioto Valta Ph1 Sorority wU1 at 8 Ing money. dressing children. loy Md Newcomerstown school crease lor tho SoulhaOtl Local Millersville; u 81 Cosio, Kao- ..-1 , may bo minimal otter all p,m. Thur.- at Col•!81bola Ol')ertlzlng games and other districts from compllanca with School Dlolrlctol Portaeo Coun- aU1111' CJa.yton Tipple, Middle- 01 networks and otudlol tall sChool activities. Sollthtrll ~· c.. ~ lAithor Amos, Cheohlro; bock on tholr own t>omomado aad a atandord saying each olamon- ty, roqulrod by lnlletlon. ooclal .,....;. In~ • ·t heodull oducollon programs -condtllonolly a 151,000 ..,.,.. ElaiiiO MWioen, BQUomJ movln. which IIIey know they wUI help moke the per10111 ellstructiGIIInc:ruse tor Chippewa • G Stdlo.rt Sr Racine. can construe! spoclllcally to g.,:o tor )obs. which has the 0 School Olslrlcl In Wayne Coun- "::':....a.s _: H;;,er leeo- ottracl television'• · gonorally svppor1 of Gov. James A. ty, due to higher costa. older oudlonca. UY -A roque1t by tho YOUfttl- howor. , Addrollftt&: CBS-TV'aprlmoOn town Boord of EduciiiiGII lor IX· SUt'~"ERS CONTUSION time pro lootboll game come 1ft tensiGII of • ~.000 conlrad tor 11>e MlddlftlOrl E-R squad a remarkably olrong 26th Plans to name the •-outstand- expansion of tho Chollln Voce- was called to tho Foodllner • among all ahows. , .II was ,' ' Mkldleporl. for Mlchoel Stow- broadcast on a t.londly night, , Ing young educator ol Meigs tlonal School. --Confirmed tile revocation of art. who sulrerod a cortuslon on .which should pleaso tho C<JunV" was aJID(JWlC8d today by Richard Poulin and Ralph the Bello Conlor Local School his hoalllna faiL He waataken opposiiiGII network ABC-TV , Werey, co-<halrman ol tile Jey- Dlsfrld In Logon county, ettec- to Volerana Memorlal Hol!))llal, because, starting next tall, II live June 30, 1970, booed upon trootod. and reloued. will present weekly pro loofbilll , Jewell D. Carr, 70, Alfred, coo project, falllftt to meet state otar>dlrdl. Monc!IY afternoon In Ath- The search Is part of a na•• following an extellllod III- tionwlde Jeycee program ID lin. He ms bom at Allred, spotllstrt tile achlevemonta and Cit 1011 ol the late WIIIIam dedication of professional edu~ and RoSI Barnhill Carr. cators, both male and female, 1J!1 was a widely kn<nm !arm- betWeen the aJ18s ol21 and 35. of the Allred area. Mr- Educators ol the first fhroul!l! Cur bolonp4 ID the Or'""' 12th zrade levels will bo eon- Judge• lor thooovelllhiiJIIWI) Cbristton Church end Alfred oldered. Meigs Counll' Junior Miss PaaGron&oNames for nominations ma,y eart are allliOUilCed by pqeart ::He Is survived by his wife, be received from lftYOOI- cholrman Ralph Werry. IIIa,.Y Guthrie Carr; two sons, Names end the school address They are Joe Avis, director, WIIIWn L., Coolville Route 2, ol educaiDrs nomlnoled ahould west VIrginia Junior Min Pait.a Charles D., ~rsPlalns; be malled to outstandlniYoung geant; Mrs. Wando _ GIII-, i:daustrter. Mrs. Thomas(Thol- Educator, Meigs Counll' Jey. Mrs. Ohio 1962, who iudiod the 6 Mae) White, Long Bottom; cees, P. o. Box 2, I'Omel'O)', west Vlrglnlo Junlor Mlas Paa\&lstor; Mrs. Oslo Henderson, Ohio 45769, eant and the Mlsa U. S.A. Paa81ysv11Ie Route 1, and If grandNominations will be )ldged eant· Russell MU!er, pall preddJdren, locaUy by a panel of dvlc load- s o1 the Ohio Junior Mlis A lister, Mrs. Mabel Grlf- ers. The local winner wiD be P-rt, prooontly vice preol• liD, and a grenddau&lrter, Kim- hooorod at a Jeycees Bosses dert; Mrs. IJnda Dellawn, Ohio llbrly Kay carr, preceded him Night cllmer In Joouary. A II Junior Mloa Inc., coor-cllMior, In dealh. nominations should be made by and Sber11'81l Hopkins, Jr., .... : Fuoeral service• will be held D 1slstart doln and Instructor In ~~one with It Z p.m. Wednesday at tile Oraccounting, Ohio Unlvers~. ovenlze tihellll. Flnllhld Itt llip Christian Church with the Flrela of the pageaot will be ... 1 .......... colon. BeY. Jomes Qll...,berey ofllcstapd 5&1urda1, Nov. U at 8 !f!1nB· Burial wiU be In the p.m. at 1118 Melga J unlor 111gb elwreb cemstory- Frlt!nds lillY (eontfnuecf tr0111 """ 1) School audltorllllll In Pomeroy. lou at 1118 White Fuoeral Home lllree explosions- . Tlckata for the pogeaut oro on Iii ~· Plalnalll)'llme. Deputy Fire Chief Anthony aa1e at Nelson'• DriiB Store In ' I •, :: 'I '''•,, ' t •l N ~ ' ' i I •' '•• ' Jewell Carr Are N Open l)ies Monday Pageant Set ...:a ... BOTTlf Rocked ~ ·~ """' l"* ·HOUSE SLIPPERS s-M-L· '2·50 ~ S4.50 Jdecd Christtnas LAY·A·I'AY THE SHOE BOX ' Whoro$hoes Are Sensibly Priced MIDDLE PORT, 0. :IIEI6S lOIATil. TONIGHT, NOV. II "TRUE GRIT" 'John Wayne Glen Compboll , Colorcartoons: Think Sink Go.tl Helg't:rs Stub Cow y SHOW STARTS 7 PJJ . '' ' ' ' ' ' · 'Wednudoy oncl Thursday Hov. 12-13 HOT OPEH ·, ' • ,' ,• HORSE PULL TOY ".._cv ..,n tr.v eoota.-,1!1~111! • '-:d~~ ~..-.Ul!lwlhtm~-:*t': ..oo I ype 01 explcis1 ve woa uild In ,;, for $1. Tlel<ets • lees! !wO of tho blasts---<1! GM nd RCA. Pollee Copt. William Maugh oold et tho RCA O>CPIOIIon site we could smell tho cordite we went 'up!' Cordite Is a ropo-llkeexploslvemohlrlal. Tho RCA bulkllftt blost occurred Q11llle 20th floor near bonk of elevators In the 70· I tory lkyocropor"It waa one hell of a big noise and II ocarod me 1o death," sold maintenance men William Lynch. At ltost half a dozen patron• n I the plush Rain- Room .., the 65th lloor of tho building had to walk down boCIUIO tile elevetor was knocked ovf ot service. At GM. the blest ripped • . • through a ser..-lce elevator Ell aale from nooo wtll 5 p.m. at the auditorium onlho cl83' ofthe pageant tor '1.50. A Junior Mlu Parade wiU atart oil p_.a Dl)' at 10 a. m. at the Medlanlc St. parkiJW lot In Pconeroy. All grollll or orpnbatlons wlshln& to partlelpate should contact Werey or be at the parklntllotby9:45Sat- urdiY • Bland l'diJmA .,. _._, Dies Monuay Mrs~ Emma Lucille Blllld, 80, Oliver St., Middleport, diad MoDIIa1 evening In Holzer MedIcal Center. Mrl. Blend was bom July 4, 1889 In Rutland, tile dautdlter of 1118 late John alld Miry Am BurneY. 91e II llllrYI'Iodb.J-aons. Floyd L. llume1, M1Mleport, the 19th floor, The OM Injury was suatalnod by tho elevator operator when his cor plungod from tho 17th to tile lllh lloor before II stopped. AI tile Chase Manhlltan and Fred L. IIUnle1, Colwnbuo; building, the expiOifon 011 tho a brolber, Elmer IIUnle1, C... 16th floor iore out soverol plete Jumbus: lOVeD grandddldraa, glou wlndoWiand caused other ...era1 ~ • grendeMI-, "extensive damage.'' . pollee ~.and sold. ..._1 and Gf111>611S. Mrs. Bland was a member of 1118 ML llorlah Cbureh, ML Moriah Mtnlolll17 Sodel,y, and the Lawll Monley American LasloD AlmlllarJ, In addltlan ID her poreata, lbe waa p:ece WI In death b)' ber llloblud, Albert Bland, tour brolbora, and olllero. FunoraiiOI'vlooa will beheld Thursday at 2 p.m. at lho Mt. Moriah Clllreh, Mlddltporl, wltll tile BeY. Rabert Joek1011 alrldaflt>g, Burial will be l1l WI I e a Csmolel'Y, lh¢1Md Frlelldl ..., cell at lbo !l&wilnp.0-11 Funoroilfo!me Wad,.._ from 2 to 4 and 1!D 9, and C!ll , . . . und1 12:10 p.m. AD Checking Accounts would be alike if · all Banks were alike BUT THEY'RE NOT The bll difference in a.ckl• Aetounb is the WJ blnk$ -..e. PeoPle ~~ ow Ctllekll'll SeMel blciUM' IIley IP!i'ltiatt our afflc~ncy, tritndlinna. hal~!· 1'1111. We lhir* lhfl 'IOU 'Mill too, lnd WI invltl yGU to open tn ICCOUAl WHEN YOU VISIT PARK . fREE -'",_.!( I Tho oXDUiolon waa ordered ~~r ·-u of 1118 21 members of1Jie. CGIIIreao WorldJW Committee oti b e Coocreos Party ata ti!Ai - hour meetlt>g. N r s. CiUIIhl and aiDe ol her altlPOJ'(era:boy.- the meetln& and 0.. doiiDUIIeod Ita result as ··,-) ,, - O . _ J I . 1: n.e Meftp·Maion Area ~. , -~ • ' a of ~~: .-v- hi ta....,......"""' r- ·= ·not :~ i!lif -v~c~~~r Aeordr GrieDr .• ·~ . , , W. Va., ·~ ........ ......_l~ 1u p1e<;e !1114 J1111b ,n.-:·:;;.....,1• ~~~e~ .. · . S..oalii• , , 1 .t ;;Jd1tt;t ,. ' • , •-'-, .. , f'ulleral Ml'\'lcea Will beheld J'.r*J at l 'P.Jil· at 1118 CheoW H...nne Church witll 1118 !liYI' Herbert Gra~ CWelaHng .~ . WI~ be ill th• Chaoler ~· Friends ma,y eoll at 1118 'l!tlini'FIDieral lloJile any. W.. · """' . hove .Subol""'la' ...,.. tanu and Ire milit have It ........ ' Accord:nd to S.undt<~, limo alreedy, hlo ·run out on ·p a - r sorilco, "Unl... CG!Ig-decldol1o a-late Iundt 1qr botlt CltPIIol lmprov• menll oftd opor4flftt oxjoonoes, there Is no chance that po-rsenrlcowlllourvlve," ho sold. According to Saundera, thoro ' S.i,x Children ;;,:;• :~~.,.':'":.:~ ::~ rei Iroods should· bo allowed 1o drop them, or the gov.lmmont should reimburse the roflroadl Die in Fire ·tor tho dollcll. Saundenooldsolarthls-r •- Days SL _ • CLEVELAND (UPII - Six c;lllldrefl_ ware kllied In a house nv. . IDnJnD' lire"" tho dty'a oaoflldo early ·~ ·· y The vlctlmo. two girls end II foUr boyo ~Qed from lllree to •• ~ "' ·•~of tho Her ,_, ,wwemom-• · The l'llmel'O)' Chamber ol """JfiCklonfamlly. Flromtft ware called to tho Commerca olllelally will weiocp of tho t15,000 blou ot eome lho ~~~- 1Pl;'!! iWUf· 3 a.m. Tilly sof!l tho __ _ 1111 ' " " . , _ 111 ~ """"'• house ·was -u11od In cl83', Nov. 2'· ;;;::.. they A porado II plllllld otr p. " 1'ha olx chlldrtft !Jppo....,lly m. ~ IIDreo liUI remain .auffocalod In 111,1 ~II-~ evenlilatorabci&1peii'C!Iiboill_. eroa cit tho two and volllence. "' "· ·· · ...,. . ., , , • . rk • Ur•...:11 "0 -,--l'hg. "ell ''\'17 ' Bruee blvlo, llttland •lllage empl- toldlllaland councHmen 1118 land 1111001 ~ operaled by tile ,vlllaa*)li workiJW .-J,y, Tho dUQI Ia tor Rutland Vllloge realdents only. 1n Giber aetlon ~~r · .....,u It wa1 .-to renew 1 llre eootract 11 1 t h Scipio T'"'rtahlp CoOitllerll portion) and with the Rutllnd, T~ , trusteea. Both eodn.eia' •W be aublidtted to..__,.._ __ ,.._ t ~-- , u"' _ _..., ru•-• .or approval. 'A "_.,_..__ U --..u,.counc Millon were Mayor EIIDeaniBOD, eoai>- ~ -•- ..,_ Tbo ·retll!ll"i~ .- !J'be ·~ PfBt Statedj!llll!ih~ - ' peirt, ilo!rMr, .., • , 1~ation I JJeL OJ Is Empluuize The Rei'. Charles Norris was apeaker . TUesday at a Voter801 DaJ assembll at Soutllorn ..,..,; School I• o-clno. ,._, T .... The a.f, l&. Norris empha-. slzod' ' lho -~........11 of tile -- , lllltlon tD. , veferaas of Ito lng a discussion on tile uoo and -~~ ~ces -• of .... ---• preparation of certain dru-," JI!IIDI -tllim llnt\11- 10'• w. eomp1.., · m:~=~do:.,n.:nld. ia 1,1 ,tartod In J)Ol1D\eat~. ·lho room. ~·""-rl:nveatl· WII·GIItho ICOftt, =.. u:V.. '1'110* ""·liO"b v,.,,. •· w,;....:=::"' ....Ve . 'l'M·I'Jid~lllii- Chi~!!A~a,l~ ,;~~~~==;~~·~-:~· ..., ~~ '!.~ ~ 1'*1CIII ~ - ,..'"•:'""1' kfeli;d 4111 011 lliCiv, G• 1ven · CLYDE BEATIY SNACKED ~Y . ON 'Volenll1 Dl)''l" ANIMA,L (Il~I<ER5 , ';, \ .. l. ·~· -~• Glenn CanvQII8ing Delegate. wot& wao at · ~- llri. ~ .~. . .It, ••i"~ *I'd " .. '~ •.~ He said he was In the PI oatil of leaving hi• 11,000-a-lab as an executive of the Roy•l Crown Cola Co. In New York. "Working out an agreement to continue as director of RC In~ ternot1011al ... II 0111 of . tho mission. However, McKinnon Glenn and his wife were th lnga lllat has been delaying said there was not yet enough house guests during their stay my move," he said. Glenn sold he wanted 1o 1111 Information available to -say here at the home of Ethel Ken whether tile flare, 11 II did neely, tile wile of the Ia~ U.S. up an office in the Olio captt•t city fo handle moll and achlddevelop, would pose a threat to Sen. Robert Kennedy. Apollo 12. Glenn said there were sever- ules before mBklng 1 formal en. In fhti· Conrad lnst:aecfed his awe- al things he would have to do try ln1o the Senate some Saturn 5 rocket Tuesday, " ...before I make any formal Buckeye state. Glenn oold members of his reported II looked "tine" and announcement. but I hope to summed up the •tatus of be .moving out to Columbus compolgn staff would Include former CJ\Io Supreme Court pre-launch odlvlly with OM verv shortly," Justice Jamn F . .8ell1 London, <JIIo; · Torn Gee, fllrmorly 011 ... tile staff of Iormor <JIIo Unl· verslty President Vernon Alden; LONDON (UPI)- Wantea: -oxlmatelySOOnameswhlch and Richerd Gtorhort of Circle-" 'mo ghost. Kemp described as o "Who'• ville. QUALIFICATIONS: lllaablll- Who" of ghosfl, fy to glvo holiday vlslloro tho "We want to keep this 011 tho "willies." level/' said Kemp, a 33-ye.ar-old "No nlghtwork or lrngulor camp dlroc1or, In a felophone hours,.' promised the ad In the Interview. Times. "comlortobto dungOOM Drake loland, where Charles and aole haunting rights." · II Imprisoned the reglcldoo oftd But Philip Kemp. who piiiCod hlo fuccassors hold Napollonlc tho ed In an ellorf to dredge up War prloonon. should be a a gholt 1o aHract tourlots to natural hoblfat for ghosts with · Drake Island, wao a bit Ill six ecrea ol forlreu aftd particular too. dun-. Kemp aold. "lito"',ndor~l'!" oxpanonl1, But, ha uld. lho laof known race Enterprising Ghost Wanted todIJ,$ FU""' &111 ~ad_. 'and •P-J........ Among the lllouoondo _ . _ ed fo bo on hand lor tho plasfofl are President Nlxan, VIce President Spiro T. AeiiOW and M<s. Pat Nixon. The Prealdont tentatively wos set. duled to orrlve at 10: 10 a.m. launch dey. Officials In communities .Urroundlftt tile opoce COIIfw "flmeto IIIII hall -a mlllkll! Plt't.alll wtll bo In lila H tO see Apollo 12 ru.,blo lk-;witd. Betwoon 750.000 and 0111 mil 119ft were on hand for tho launcli of Apollo 11 In July. Can.didai"V in Senate Race ·d pi·-•·· Till' Teachers A11n. command ship Yankee O l e! 8:42a.m .• Friday and spoad for launch Friday, Apollo 12'1 dar, In 1aunty spirits and the next two hours and «< astronauts relaxed at their wearing a battered baseball cap m lnutes gelllftt 1111 lor lila quarters today and reviewed with an Apollo 12 button pinned stort of tile 10-<loy odvonturo. G1'vefi fU.e • -- Ope.. lYov. 24· .;~'i:,ed. II·. clerk, end Ml11 Holom Smf111. Mrs, David Bowen and J 'o b 11 Arnott of the Melgl L o c al Prepartory to A.ruwuncing To Veterans Fbled·l-1•-..,. ter, Mrs. E. 0. Hall, ~ members; L. W. MeComu, The veteran apace comman- plans for the nation's second to It, later went on a ..tO-minute moon landing mission . acrobatic flight In a TJ8 lot The 11:22 a.m. EST bloa1off trolner . He sold the plano's Is just two days away. and rodlo "pooped out," but It Charles "Pete" Conrad, Rich- didn't bother him. ard F. Gordon and Alan L. Concell Pltno Flight Bean are ready . Gordon canceled a plane The three pilots hoped 1o toke flight Tuesday and lnslood advantage of the unusually remained at hla quarters smooth launch preparations. and catching up on paper work . ounny weather and eo far a llton -ked ov1 1or " while In swim In tho Atlantic after a lunar module .olmul•lor. Mlltlg lund! wit~ IIIII·progrn Golwld· lila P!IIIMd to fly • · helicopter; bui switched to tho ollfclals -tcicloy. Acllvlfy picked up at tho iot lnsfeod. launch pod belol'e down. fiGs! Tho lllree Nivy commandera of the work was dovoiN 1o ore scheduled to board the getting the 55-ton spacecraft ready tor flight. The most altlcal operation - activating the ship's fuel cell power WELlSI'ON, Ohio (UPO generators-was scheduled late Mike Tomer, • soventh grade today. teaeber In the Wellston School Hint Of A Problem The only hint ot 1 problem IIYolem, has boon fired for diacusslne drugs, pla.ylng Beatie came In a radiation report fr om recorda, end using •o t he r the government's Space Dlstur-J questionable malerlals" In bance Center at Boulder, Colo. A spokesman, John McKinnon, clasa. TaMer was auapendod early said there were some Indica- WASHINGTON tUPII - Fortions a radiation outburst celled mer spaceman John Glenn was In October end 1118 <JJelltion o1 a solar flare might develop In a to canvass Ohkl Democratic whether he be retained or ellsdelegation members here today missed was taken up by the few days. If such a. flare did tum up, In obvktus preparations for enWellston Board o1 Education. . Tamer, In his first year ol and If t1 was severe enough, It terlng the Democratic U.S. Senteaching, wasaceusedol"lead- would force a delay In the atorlal r"ac:e from Ohio. "" ~...,.,._.no '11louq>1<11, _....,.. ""' u~ ~ Horwy Erlewtne, Jim Fry, BID tor dediCauon within 1118 lives ..,..,. Beatie records a n d BrOWII and Ernest Nlchoi!KII, of ~,fodri,_ · "Using Giber <IUeatlonable ma. and Clerk Vll'lliln Weber. llhcnda Ervlil, proiildent of terlala" In his classroom. 1118 senior class, Oiao spoke on Tho Ohio Ecllcatlon Assoclalho lileanlng of -Veterans Dey. tlon supported TBDDer in his ....___ •.,.__~---"--•"""' •· th Boa ......,., LI'I:J.eiUIIIII.., Three llllformod Boy Scouts -~ - t e rd decided ID broualrt 1118 Amerlcon !loa Into terminate hlo teaching ·< o n1118 audllorlum after tile band tract. bad Jill¥od "Baltle lf1mn of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ "'1 - 1 v "- R-d.u " end lh N tnaie Donot 01 OMI)er... - wa1 torrel11d Mil lhree .._ ~ . i111111omt boo\~' ..,. •otod - , . . . !Wctcl,ill I'Dma- ~' ~rico" aad "Amerlrw ~ , Churleo Le&U'I <L"IliYoco*"~benodlcUon •liiH •torr house. Mar~-~~ ~-111111- . c-t evllllui'o · . , _ ..re b,y lbo ~- lfr. Norrla, · ·1'!1......, oakl .lho ~~~-told 11010 - - ....n.a by 111tr· Ita!:"'; :IS~. ;o- :ilaal ieleetloll by the tho w. -lfeepiiiiJ on fho civle O!'pnl~l ~ Do111--. Yf· tooild flir- ....... cloaed tile - M , allil WO!ti•"P to lind IOIIIIhttorlho Pll1de- Tho 1e felted tor~*'!ll~ ldo .._ ,' ---- ' 1110.: hovoo ,bl~- She w"" tall- Wjlhlng ID parU~,are ask- GPII'Ijllr'l !leiiotw. f,ltlallpdlb, an ~~ •1111 troalod lor ec1 •m contaet II!• . 50, l'binfJ:!II', 1111oo1 Plllllcoall> ,. • "!5':..... oitai:k. · · at Goo1!11or'l Jen\l'Y Slorl ar Wt ot 11'111111"' _ . , · • · · ofthollrowaonof - Charlea.MIIlerat811111er'11)8. ' · ~-~..,.., ,..~-· · ~, l'l.. •. Fire. · · · \! 8 1 rr !Iaw- CAPE KENNEDY IUPII- word: "Great." ar, antter is • work ~-IIIIi ....lib pcll'llaja •111 'tlel>ulj_.,_ -" . ..,. _,.. above end Vlrlll ' - With everything going "great" ed off end his car W411t ulr the left aide of the hl!lllway- The vehicle struek a uUUey pole end tllen went lniD a ditch. 11 arriving at sehool. There was moderate damage Reporting !Ill the eonllrllcUon to the car, and minor to t h e , _ .181 0 ( ' tile ..., .aebool, pole. No cbarp was nlod, ••Hargraveo waa not eithustao- cording to the patrol. Ue, -1111 laid be. could give the no . llale"'-•ID whal1ll8 -~tllti$0'~·!<:1 . .'.~¥'~"1:!1'"~WW.:'"=W'i$.:»> lll!aht·!ll> l'OOJill'f•or named King, Don Mullen, !Dram .., ~reseniatavo of the flrm Imboden. 22, Rt. I Loagsville, a.utv1111, Iaaaca end &UI- headed north, IJfll)&rently doz- the Attendln& the . meellnc - . those Apollo 12 Leap Off L'o ok:ng Real Good· . · for payment. I wu acned *' study whether Che dlafrlc( should join ihe Saulhoa I . u Ohio Ecllcallonal ReiMI'dl Counell composed of 101111 211 southern Ohio eoontles. Tbe council lo related 1v Ohio Uillveralcy end studies vorloiio tchool problema 1a addition Ill · holding oomlnara, · ·, I No one was b(;JredlnaslnatJ: · vrlve1 at 'tho new tehool, FOr- · 1.1 miles north of RL 124, acaaid · cordlni ID the state Highway Pa- able to gl-. !"' poaiOftgor llrot- 147 mllllm on direct coots. class ..,.YICI unleso the govorn. N)oanwhllo, tho Interstate mont thores tho bill, eo,;,~ eo,;,.,1111011 began Penn Central Chairman hoarlngo today.,; tile roll'*"' Sluort Saunclin clolmed "II emergoncy roquolf 1o ralao ~M ~Clarence Dous- lsboyondtholl-elalcapoblll- frtlal!t rateo 6 per~. Tho 1 ~~~R9l!Q'!IY. lluanlo; a ty ~ ~ cen1re1 alone, ~ -tho rj~ ;uld ·~..-~ ~"u•-•• · • • " " - "- - · . . . , fnddltr~ llOhfr .;_II - . ..........··Lcin • - 1 .,.. -railroad .. .. .... ""--'"•llo> ~ ·'fo ..., ' !::,~t'GII ' ' . ~ ... · ' h~ .hiM .,;,. ...... . ..... " '' .... . ~#"'*'' Ill"' -i.m-t ' ....... , '. ·.·:.j . r...,.:~ ~~~ ··JIIIal'in""'r ~itf ~· ,., , . " . --·- _,.,.,.,._ ...... ...., Srvlvlt>g are Ida wife, MJrtie 1:!1•111;. chlldr011, ~~ 1lobort, SbarOII Lao, ~ . ~. llubara &.e, .. ;: Co. on the tootball neld at Pomeroy waa reviewed. ll wu agreed to grant the re<111eat provided that all poleo are behind exlsUng bleachers and that no wires are over 81\Y bleacher area. David Jacks and Dan C-rW were appointed substitute cu-an• and Mrs. IJnds Jolt and Mrs. Betll' Rlgga w e r e named substitute bus drivers, It was reported that tlte three children of Ernest Jones ha•e boon releaaed by the Alexander Local Board to attend Meigs Local sehools. llargraves reond. ported on last week's .ln-aervA re<p~est for a rl!lllt-of-way Ice training aesston lor teachrO<IIe- by The <lllo Power era end bills were approved Auto Leaves Road WASHINGTON (UPI) ~Tho tho Penn Ctfttral po._r . m 1D meet with thtt board In chal~mlft of 0111 of tile natl011's llrvlco boo Incurred a datlclt 01 opeclal aesslon next WIIOk to lo~t railroad& 1old CG!Igrou more theft $73 million on the work out a plan for proper today rallroodo novor will bo boslo of tully allocated cooi ind cbecldng In o1 equipment which U..re. ·~ ;;:, <J~· <f dren. Fees last yoar were $10 and $8, respectively. The board also went on rocord In a motion by I'Orlor of extending thanks to citizens ol tile dltrtrlet for strong support fl. a three miU tax levy renewal voted UPGfl at the Nov. 4 elecUon. "ll was agreed to send a letter o1 eongratulatlons to Footboll Coach Charleo Chancey ex. presolng thanks fM the ootstanding work by Chen~ end his staff wltll the 1969 foo111eU team. The team, plekod 1D flnllh olxth In league play, placed ooc- Elldpment and moterlala val- way Department workers a r e thousand• cuttlntl down a hiU along Route of dollara be "chocked 33 near 1118 aeceas rood of the ill" with care IIP<lll arrival at school Tho hiU hal c:reoted a ,the site of1the heW Metp 111gb tr~c hUard ln . that motorIIIII travellt>g trilm 1118 school School at Rock Springs, Stopa to make cerlaln that rood oniD Ruute 33 camot -Ilea ordered end 11- em OllCOIIIIDg traf!le. Board memll>lprnorrt maalfesta aetuallyar- bors and administrators ex· rive on &Ita Were pl11111ed TUH- pressed pleasure that' the work ' day nlstrt by the Me1p Local Is being done by llle departSchool D!otrlet Board of Ed- mont ID allevlote .!he prot>. ucatlon .llt08\lni In Mlddloport. lem. ' Following a general cllscuHion The board, upon tllo recom. of 1118 pi-abiom, a special meet- menclatlon of Ass!.- &perIns wao Cj!ll1ed for next week lntendent Lorey Morrison, set to fb reoponolbllley tor re- lultlon fees ID non - dls1rlct oolvlt>g 1118 material. p!plla tor tile currant year Board :MomborFrankW. FOr- If $13.09 per month and $9 a t!lr raised the question of re- month for klnderpril!n chUIIpOIIslbiiiQ< for 1118 OQJ!pment . arriving at tho ne1r school. FOr- llllllllllll!lllii•MIIIIIIIIIIIIII'll!!ll!llili8 ter - - t h a i In aome cases a representative of 1118 bo,ar!l, perbaps1118faou!Q< mem-. ber Involved, should be Jlrloenl at the school site to cheek Ia troloineers sold that Robert L. Pate, 35, Long ~. wao Injured In l!llllibol>lle aecldent Oct. 16 Ia Alllllll, iliad lido mol'lllnJ ill thii ·lihelterlnc Anna lfoapltal 0 Board Moves t;l~sureNe Equipment Arrives on Si Railroads·Point ~=:==~!=~ ;au:~.~-=: ~e.: a:d:.~ ter . . Injuries To Heavy Losses ~:;:-:::..!ci :~ i!oU>1· Lao ~"'tho 1158 fl'(]OII Cope ,.~.....ol', ,~,- When Driver Dozes . .... 1 TM',ftrot eorlh ..C.Ui~. WEDNESDAy_ NOVEMBE ,, ,9. :.i 0 • /'"' . ,j .- ,, ,, Father of '1 Dies ~f JIUol4, .Fillllld......., bottle wllh lllfety hammer. ,, -•t. .,V!aCCilltltutlcinal." . . , . . ., lfi!. waa Pl"!teded In death b,y 1#, moCher alid .. lnfanf-. -- , SIX AWAIIDS ware wanllir Soulbom llla!b School, ~~ Future Buollleu Leider .Club "''llllb8rs SaturdQ In a'f.1111011al -~~ It Warren 111gb Scboolln Vtneent. Tho 18 cll'lo _of Southern llla!b School were OtNIIIIPI"'od by 1llelr III!VIeota, Mrs. PII)'Uio Greer and Mrs. Vllao Lee.tn F......U,., 1118 ·wan:nero wD1 go to Tolello to putleJpllo In 1118 state Five of the six wlmten, lllove, are from the left, all oeolors, Sud:v SaDera; .llllrd In 1)pq II; Crystal~ first In 'l)pqll; Irena Coolper,IIOCOIIIIID'l)pqD; 111aJ1111n1. Maraha Pugll, IIOCOIIIIIn Shorthand D, a senior, and Sherrie. Har'r lo, a jwll...~ IICClll, 'l)pq I. Not preselll ~~ ee... a Junior, flrlt In 'l)pi!W 1 and second In I. ORJOI-.......... "The S,.Ueate." .•.:" ' will " ; _c lo, f!lll: '"""' ·~ IJ!I;C. · ' " ·, ~ ,. . ' ~ ,· - tmfrCI. Corilmrnto, "Wo ,, 1 • . uoid' at hundreds ot '*' . J Judges for er - NEW DEUII (UPI)- Th'e eontol'¥0Uve old guard of IDdla'o rulq Ccqjross Party today e,.Uod Prime Mlnlstor IDdln Gall!lll frOIII party member ahll> In 1 move fllat thNatened ber Job u premier and plunged the eountl,- IDto political erlsls. Hllllllrodo o1 dsmonstraloro bopn con...-.Jng on Mrs, Gaodid'• hoadq,lllrloro In o._..t ot the 51..y00Mid prline mini.. ter 'and a demonstration 1eadar ·~It waa "justthebeglnnln(' of a 18tlonwlde lltrUiBieogalnst auo r.orw d ·• ' lht minafi•ons • ~, ,. ,;:·•. l1!eooulcfto!riie l~rl Ouster. - Voted · ..........,..,11 i" 'l~i"~ ' ' ,. ·¥· ~. 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