https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5fbe4f640920bec386dfce9f05d330e5.pdf 6fe57eec4e77fe1d31be8abf926fa2b6 PDF Text Text ~~ .1 ' ' a-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy: MI«t!leport, o.. Oct. o· u, Auxiliary holds 3rd Anniversary 1965 r mne October 21st at Sacred Heart Church . • 1 CatholiC Women p anmng t. . , Youth Group Mamly About S Atterids Rally People In , , J k n ac son PGmerov M b of the Heath Methem ers Ad Mayor Spea k F Loymen at Heath Service ,-6 •··- "(>!~ ·· · ··· ·.-r Around n About M"ddl rt I · • • • Pomeroy Methodist Leaders Atte?d Crusade Rally for Higher Educat1on f) 1' ' ~ ..' The Pomeroy Bend Citizens Six members of the United IRichardr district woman's cl!alr· RadiO Club Auxiliary celebral· Melbodlsl church atlended the man. Dr. Robert R. Huddleston, "" M lien Mrs Charles! ed its third annlversa~ Thuf"lo , epo Portsmouth MethodiSt Dlslnct crusade executive director told Final plan.. were made for a I Mrs vun u · · ·~ Cru d Rail f HI h Ed h t $7 ·m00 ill do and • . Iober' Radford, Mrs. John Mitch, Mrs. day evening with a chicken din· Miss Polly Karr and friend, odist Semor Youth Fellowship Weekend guests of Mr. and sa e . Y or . g er U· w a ml w •mor~~:;bord danner onmOe when IDavid Ohlinger and Mrs W1!- ner at the Redwood Restaurant I Miss Carol White of Columbus and the 1r counselor, the Rev. Mrs. Leo Kennedy and Karen cation Friday everung at t h_ e Plans - Steps Ahe_ad - Fol: 21 beginning at 5 p, · b of lr.tm Reinhart, meat and cas·l in Belprl". were weekend guests or Miss James Brewmgton, were in Gregg were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Manley Methodist church m The Plans, was gtven !by. • the Catholic Worn~~ s ~!~ 00 lsero:t' Jishes: Mrs. David f'ollowing the dinner, Mrs Karr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson sunday afternoon to Lake,· West Jefferson, and Mr. Portsmouth. Larson. Statements were JIVeD S&ered Heart ~hur h h Goodwin, Mrs. Leland Sisson, Nathan Biggs, president, ct,n- Charles R. Karr Sr. attend the Portsmouth Fall Dis- and Mrs. Michael Ohlinger and A 6:30 chicken dirJter preced- by Rev. A. Darold Hackler,_di· Thu~d~y J~e~mg. In~ u~cy Mrs Geu Hackett. Sr aod lducted the busmess session. Mrs Charles R. Karr Sr and trict Rally held at the Jacksonlson, Michael, Nelsonville. Mr. ed the meeting, with Albert Eg- rector. of Wesley .Fo~bond 0 ludl~OriUm owmg os r Mrs Eu.;ene Conde. vegetables. Mrs Carl Hysell and Mrs. V daughter. Miss Polly and Miss Methodist Church and Mrs. Ohlinger and son vis- bert, district lay leader, giving at Ohio State Unwerstty an servtce. . Jr r> Edwards, nominating com- Carol White were Saturday af. . ited with his parents, Mr. and I the invocatlon. Dr. Samue~ L. Meyer, presl· Mrs. Paul casci, president, Mrs. George . H~~~et~eor ~ mit!ce. reported and officers ternoon visitors ' m Williams- Attendmg were the preslde~t, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger in Pome- While seated at the tables the d.ent of OhiO Northern Univerwa~ in charge of the meeung \ Mrs. p .. ul Casra , M. Ch g. 1 elected were Mrs Elwood Bow- l town w V'l Miss Conme Cooke and rhs- roy also. introductory statement was giv- SJty, at Ada. . . b Buchan.c~n salads rs n:-· . G ' ' · · 1 t ·. · d t . which opened wath praver y . 00 , 1 Et Su ers president; Mrs. eorge Mrs Charles R Karr sr IS tract secre ary- reasur, Denms Saelens, stu en! a en by Rev. Stanley H. McGilBishnn F Gerald Ensley gave 11 1 Jh. 'onne, , ·p ·c•rs.'lussellSle Lew-- I~ Carson, ' · at Mar10n ·. j tas Dow son ' Van Johnson • l l.,l• R'10 Grande Cit · · · ""~' · of the evening, folthe Re,• "th r a er o n Turet;tme . vace pres1'den 1; Mrs Ispending thas week o ege, spen t lhe hard, district superintendent. the address r.ound 1.lb: cards were sent is bread and butler, Mrs. Jo- 1 Nathan Biggs, secretary; Mrs. ~ with her daughter and son-in· me. Cooke, Btll Davts, Patty Sla- weekend with his parents, Mr. Revo G. McMani(!, district lowed by the presentation of lot' m ~m n·s reported 111 A """ Ta'terson an. Mrs OpaJIFreman Enoch, treasurer ; Mrs. 1law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. ven, Kathy Morgan, Ken Rus- and Mrs. Adolph 8aelens. pastor chairman, spoke on The cal church goals and consecraChrlstmas demon~tratlon at. th~ Morns, ·coffee and milk; Mlss· l wayne Green, no~er fund ~ Bauer and Polly Ann. sell, and Jerry Davenport. Miss .Dianne Criswell, student ChalleT.ge Before Us and ~er· tion of pastor and people. The Columhl ~ Gas offlre on No\ef!J t~ Ag · ·~ an 1 Kallt> (~rueser, l cha1rman. and Mr~ V. D Ed- Mr and Mrs. George Korn, Guest speaker for the after- nurse at Parkersburg, W. Va. aid E. Larson, executive darec· Lord's Prayer in unison and tht ber 16 :tl · p. m. was announc- ~ Mrs Phlhp Meier, Mrs John wards, publicity. Jr of Columbus were weekend noon ses~ltm was the Rev. Don spent the weekend with her tor-consultant, spoke on Practi- benediction by Rev. McManis ea f , 1 were made for mem-1\ oko 111 ,h Ml Kellneth Me-l Plans were made tor a Chra~t- gue~ts or their parents. Mr McManus The MYF groups in pa:ents, Mr. and Mrs. James cal, Proven Plans and ~e. elos~ the meeting. bers ,o ~~eet Thursday, ~ctober Cullough, Sr. and Mrs. Remo l mas dinner and party at M~l.:l- and Mrs. George Korn Sr. and the distrid resented thear an· Cr1s~ell. I dures, followed by a question . 14 at J ... a m to clean the Nim, kihhen help. Mrs Pal dleport Masomc Temple. w1th , Mrs John D. Thomas. , nual led e Pfor the MYF pro- Wh1te Rose Lodge of Middle- and answer period. rfhe bene- Attending from Pomeroy kitchen. Durty Mr:s Homer Bnckles the OFS serving the dmner .1 . p !\I g t th port will meet Wednesday af- d1ction was by Wayne Harbar- church were Rev. and Mrs. C. The I MisS Ramora Boace of Day-; JRects. 1' "' dwefreP rtse lernoon at l :30 p.m. at the le· ger, district committee memher. Melvin Alkire, H. E. Cooper, Named 011 committees· for the Mrs ~1arv· Kunzelm:m .\1 1-;s An~ ~ the date to .be announced 1 MpreGselnta 11 r u 0 • d b M . ton spent the V¥eek end w1th PV ·' an ey c hatl . Hostesses are Mrs. An organ prelude and lnvoca· Leo Crew, Mrs. Harry p, Smith dtMer ,.,e 1 Mrs Thomas Jr. 11 a How, Mrs Thoma~ <\.IJ- trave lm,.: pnze dnate y rs. , h d 11 D H h • gwn . her I"narents • Dr and Mrs • R. Jmout an Je r ug ey N Way t·an d au d Mrs. H. t1on . opened the meeting in the an d Mrs. Gt enn D"lt chauman and Mrs Kathrvn ' es M, ·' Charle ~ Knopp · Mil< Edwards· was awar ded to Mrsd . E 1. . Buice ' ones pas 1OJ' of the G.::~ 11 mn1.IS orman t 1 8 Welch. "0-chairman of kitchen; ,John 1-fandley. Miss Chnsune Enofh Games were p "Y.e .M .d M C I Hood f Methcrl!sl Church and Senior E us I. sanctuary followed by the hymn Among otlters from area at· 0 • and prizes awarded the wmr an rs ar h 0· 1t 0 I Miss sarah Bechtle, Colum- ''God Of All Whose Love SUr- tending were Rev Wendell G 1 ners I Wal r~n were week~nd guests I Ig ~~lr c Jre(' Ol ' bus, spent the weekend with rounds Us," and prayer, by StuUer pastor of sYracuse Min~ . of tu~ brother and Slster·m-lawl her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rev. David H. Bales, host pas- ersvill; and Forest Run ~r e A\tendmg y,ere those n.uned Mr. uno Ml Joseph Huod, en·l Bechtle tor A solo HHow Beautiful Ml M l K d Mg ' I . d M Th N tz- . .:o1 ··d 'fh 1 ss arc a arr an rs.d above an rs etJ eu I IOUte to r 01 t a. ey a so VIS· S Ke1th Morgan student at Upon The Mountain'' was pre-hng. Mrs Robert Harden, Mrs ited hiS "'unt, Mrs. Mary E. Oh- 1 Ohio University in Athens spent sented by MisS Marifrances HenryFDallteydoNf sy.racuRse anH J Carnahan Mrs Agnes r Or R•v. ree an oms, ev. . ames · , 1 M mger. ~ the weekend with his parents, Shump, after which Rev. Me- L McDaniel and Mrs Harry Wh'"·c'Ars llFre~ ray o~ rs . Dr and Mrs. E. A. Tracy oi l IMr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan. Gittiard spoke on tbe need and Plckens Racine. . Speed Riggs, l.ynn onnody;l "o l .uSglenle 't Columbus were weekend gues!s Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire, our resporunbility. ' -famous tobacco Hawkms an n rs oy e tu 1 I D h k" d · The · Ch · t' er The next meelmg will be ! of Ins moUler, Mrs. E. J. Mayor Lee Smith or Mldd!e- ~yton, spent hi ehwee ~nth In . ~ym~stum, . ns 18bn I E ilo 1 auctioneer Tracy port was guest speaker at · Middleport wtt er mo er, Htgh EducatiOn, was gaven y A pha pr n 1 ' Wednesrt.n, 1Novem ber 3 at the M H b t Ch be nd th Mr E be d Mr J i hom~ ol Mrs. Nathan Biggs. I M d M.15 or J h Heath Methodist Church at the j rs. t er er am rs a o - . g rt an - s. ames Meets in Racille recommends r. an · In nson Sundav morning worship serv er re atJves. l _ I of Sl Cla irsville were ovcrmghq ice r~mmemoratmg Laymen's I Mr and Mrs Harold George Doxie Walters, Sandy Johnson, Alpha Epsilon Chapter of AI· 1 Grueser I 'rs K{'nneth McCul-: guests ~turday of Mr. and sunday and son, Brian .Lee, have re- , Sylvia Swanson; games, Lu Ann pha Delta Kappa, te~chers' honI luugh Jr., Mrs. Thomas Scally, Mrs ~flilard Van Meter and Iturned to their home m Gallipo- French, Robbie Ord, Debbie orar~ society, held Its October !\Irs Mtf J Shafer , Mrs Ricll- Sunday visited friends m Syra- Mr Smith, lay leader of the hs followmg several days vis- (,ilkey, Jennifer Goble, Vickie meeting at the h?me of Fra~ aru Gress and Mrs. Richard cuse and ~1ddleport. , church, had as his toplc, "Co, it with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Me· Sutton, clean-up, Rhonda Hy- ces Roberts, Rarme. Freeman, tables. Allen ,.,Dowme and roommate 1 Inquir~ Concerning thl' Book,' comas. sell, Dwight Dowson, Verne Maxine Wingett opened the Mi ss Ma-tha Howell, Mrs. T.1Fioyd ~ox .or c.resth.ne, stud· , in which he related .th~ need Mr. and Mn. Don Graber Ord, Mark French, Keith meeting with devotionals and a A Htmnessy . Mrs. J. M. Thorn- Ient s at OhJO -~mvers ll )' , sp.e~l l f?r Amenca, as a rhnstJan n~- have returned to their home in French, Russ Surface. tribute to Founders' Day. Elizton. Mrs Homer Jordon, Mrs. I the weekend Y..lth Mr. Dowme s t~on. to hoi~ fast to. the faith m Cle,·eland followin~ several Eddie Brown was named de· abeth Pickens, president, reportE. 1wm Wehrung. Miss Olga paren.ts, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. (,od as evidenced m the great days visit here with her mother, votlonal leader for next meet.- ed on re<.'Ommendatlolll made Pieriotti, and Mrs. Adolph, Dowme., . . 1times and people or this land of Mrs. E. M. Wood, during their g. Projects ,for the holiday sea at the national conventlon this sm-lens cake, pies, cookies an~ I Mrs. <IUisc Davas of Colum·1freedom. vacation. I son were discussed and ~ill be past swnmer. Miss Thelma Pikca.ndy, and Mrs. Howard Om- I~us I the we~k.er~t.l gues~ of! Spectal music was under the Mrs E M Wood and Mrs completed hiLer. A period of koja will sptak at tbe Novem· 1,..v fl" · Mrs. Charles Clarkson, . er rod~ Ier aHn b sJsteRr-m- aw, direclion of Mr 1\'illiam K Rus- Forre~t B~cht~l visited with Mr: recreation was held following ber meeting, which is to be . I . . th ti A . (' th bed th h of Ed n a casIuers. I1 MrMan L Mrs., s·oklart aub d M sell music director and includ-r Bachtel Friday evening JJt Hoi- e mee ng. ssls mg e group I at e orne Pre l,y ~ather Turt>l clos-1Clar~~~ B~~~ 0 ~c A~r:nn visi{e~ ~d 'the ·choir anlh~m, ''Christ, zer Hospital in Gallipolis where wel'e the counselors, Mr. and Pri~, PorUa?d. Following the 1 ed the meetmg and refresh- ~ brielly Sunday With Mr. and : Whose Glor}," by WIHan and a he is a medical pati~nt. , Mrs. Emerson Jones. There busmess seSSion, Frances Rob· menls were served ~Y ~rs. Mrs Hobart Raub. I la yman dedication hymn, "I'll Out-of-town relatives here to were 19 present. erts served a dessert course. G-eorge Buchanan, Mrs. Rl~h- Mr and Mrs Hobart Rtmb Go Where You Want Me to attend the funeral of Charles ard Mrs. Leland Sis· and Mrs Louise Davis visited' Go " sung by a quartet com- Marvin Roush, were Mr. and Ison Freeman, M George Horak and · . ' . M Cli w M If d M d Mis~ Olg~~ Pieriotti. Games Sunday aft~rnoon . m Hunt tngton,l posed of Eugene Harrt~, Mrs Mrs. J n DR uh~r d. 0r. C~u"r . W. Va . w1th thetr brother and I Bernard Fultz Mrs Marvm Dow- rs. onus ous an so were played and pmes award· . . r c 1 b . M nd M s ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ed t M Christine O'Don- s1ster-m-law. Mr. and Mrs son and Mrs . W11llam Russell ts, o urn us, r. a r , 0 "· B 1 George Raub. ---~ -· Arthur Saffles and sun: Mr. nelld' M Mrs. MTheodore eeg e Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grave- Mrs B F' Gravely. d Mrs. W'll" 0 R h Ak · K 1 aam . ous , 1 an 1 1 • _____________ ---.. -· ~ ~n rs. ary unze man. ly and Mrs. Sherman Bucks- M~ and Mrs Olto lies of Lo- 1run; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ha- • 00 lew and son. Paul of Dunbar, gan were weekend guests of ! ley, Crooksville ; Mr ..and Mrs LIUUI.'< W. Va, were Sunday guests of their daughter and · C. E. Haley and fam1iy, Mr. Mrs. J. A. Eden and mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. and Mrs. Joe Watts and family, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs Fred E Buck and [amily, Detroit; Mr. • :r..IINAOIONfJtOII!If •••• and Mrs. William Bush and fa. • mtly, South Charleston, Ohio; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs. William Puckett, Fairborn; Mrs. Don Moss, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert, New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Wright Housh, Chillicothe : Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencer, Letart Falls, and Mr. and Mn. Henry Roush, Racine. Ia , enttne at y ..: i> Cl tv . .c ~. ::. ~ .,. ., ., ... -;: .,. ..... ;. --- .. ~ (,. Dftoted To The lnterall 01 The llfelr•·llffllon ,4,., VOL XVII POfA~Y-MIDDI.EPORT, NO. 149 OHIO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1965 -------------------------------------- FIVE CENTS ------------------------ ite I More e~abllng legislation to 1 Council also authorized deliv· p,oceed w1th court actiota m ac- ery of .. notice to the owner ol quiring land for a lagoon type the property, lhe Kanawha Real· sewerage was approved Mon- t) Co., Charleston of the res~ day night by Middleport coun- ' lulion. Chief ol Police Herb Gilcil. . key is to deliver the notice per· Mayor Lee Smith offered Res- sonatly. olutlou No. 100 to councn which The site is described in the declares council's IntEntion lo resolution as comprising approx appropriate property for its sew- imately 49.7 acres in the area erago below the Hobson yards hounded by the tracks on the ot the New York Central Rail- river side and Roule 7 on the road. other side, with an access road. Earlier negotiation• between , of the land needed tor the la- 1 -Referred to committee Fire· Middleport and the realty com-~ goon. man Bob Fisher's request for pany foundered on the com- Middleport Solicitor Bernard fun use of the quarters In town pany's • ~ !dng price. Since then IFultz may now proceed with hall occupied by the fire com· council has provided funds lor condemnation action to acquire pony, whicl! would mean evlcpurchase of the property - up the land, Mayor Smith indica!· lion of the street department lo $110,000, if necessary - in Ied. for storage of tools and other authorization of a revenue bond In other business council: small equipment. He said the issue of 5$l:l,OOO covering all pos. - Adjusted operation funds, fire eompany needs it to care sible sewerage costs. accepted the mayor's report of for its equipment properly (esMiddleport's engineering coun- 1498.40 and the merchant police timated value tn excess of set had originally set up $16,000 collection of $262 lor Septem·l $60,000). He said firemen need as the highest likely asking price ; ber. the space to hang bose, to set 1 ·' ' . I' I ,,' ' proper dearance lor Its !rucks, and 10 store other auxahary equipment. He added the enlire quarters at one time had been used hy the fire company. - Aulhorized Mr. Fisher informally to have the frremen look (or a buyer of the old retired pumper truck since the town bad no real need for it, baJanced against the cost of maintaining it. Fisher said the highest reporled price it may bring is $400. - Referred to a temporary committee; headed by John Zer· kle, a review of policies in CODnection with rental of parking meier spaee• to provide firms. FOUR ATrENDING Attending were the Mayor, mac~nes 1~except tee nes Clerk Gene Grate, counclfmn on ewa s. IZerkle, Gene Harris, CllllorG - Heard tbe resignation read . Stumbo, and W"•yne Glbbonl of Dell Shinn as a full time Iand Tr;.surer Robert t;. Byer. • ' ~1'1'1 I' ' •" . I" " , \ ' . I '" \·:•'Ill" ·~ ., "~ ' ' l' ~. . l II,, ' '',1 ,,,, ' f' '-~~i ! ~'' 11 • ...r.,:. ,", '")•, ', ' ' '·, ~ ,/"'·. ,,'" 1h 1 ' ,' I • •' ' ., I • ' ' .,, LUCKYSTRIKE FILTERS ·rhey put back the taste others take away :as ELBERFELDS ~ i RCA VICTOR ~ UUO® oo~rnlli ®U solve your heating problem with the remarkable SIEGLER Karr and VanZandt 1 Mark Ill Presents ... RCA VICTOR Sportabout Television ' Winners Dine On Pizza Given By Losing Group LIVE MODELS OF The losers or the attendance contest ID the Junior MYF of Heath Methodist Church enter· tained the winnGrs with a pizza party following the regular meeting Sunday evening at the church. The group was divided into the Gold and Blue teams I with Sandy Johnson, Okey Rit· ter and Doxie Walters provid• log the refreshments. Miss Rhonda Hysell, president, conducted the buslness meeting when plans were made for a hattoween party to he held tentatively Thursday evening, Oct. 21 tn the church basement. Committees for the party inelude - refreshments, Kenny Smith, Eddie Brown, Glenna Sprague, Tom Cooke, B. Sny· der: decorationa, Okey Ritter, The New 1966 OLDSMOBILE and CADILLAC ' Starting Thursday October14 * PLAN TO ATTEND! Refreshments Will Be ServedI * MAKE A DATE. COME TO ... . 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Cliff RobertBOn, Red Buttons, Irina Demick Broderick Crawford, SUm Ptekeno. Powetfut 18,000.vott Sportabout chassis for high-level performance. Tinted RCA Pan.O.Piy Full-Picture Tube delivers IC)Irklina, high-contrast pictures. Extentled-ranga 4'" duo-cone speaker per• farms like two SJM!Ikers in one. $149·95 "YON RYAN'S IXPRIIS" With Frank Sinatra ud Trevor Boward I '• . T0 be 0pened j anuary 11th Olllo'a 'ltttl million 111 • yoarpart alii lallll reclamalloa piau ta!ned federal approvol, PAVING STREET- Harry Carllon, a Meigs county highway department employee, operates 1 .team roller al· Rep. ChorlH A. Volllk, D • ter hot-mlx is laid down on Mecbanic·st in Pomeroy Monday. The county is paving some gtreets of the town, in· Oldo, oDDOUaced today. APJII'Oeluding the Children's Home Hill, with the village payin g labor and material costs The hot -mix on Mechanic-s! vat ollbe plan by lbe Bureau was put down over brick placed there in 1916. Walter Rei bel, who observed the work on Monday, operated a steam ta o1 OUI<Ioor Recroatloa opeoo roller when the brick street was built in 1916. Reibel rec ailed that Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing, then a COLUMBUS (UPI - Plans Jb• Uol' to federal matobtng The Ohio Department o£ youngster let the water out of the steam roller whtle the 1916 prOJect was bemg undertaken .-Sentinel Photo. , for a f2.8 million vocalional- !undo ol '-1,3itl,tt0tl for !be re- Highways has set next Jan. 11 ' - -1 teclmleal t">:aining center at 1-·- oflbl fl t ad 8! new tentative date to open ~~"';.W'l'rM'....~ill "''''"'~'}~ ~'!1.1 I Nelsonville are hetng prepared :.:;: Juoe ·.:c;~r·r. bids on • 4.1H mite section of Hea!ib department officials by tbe stale. Tblo 11 only tbo beslonlng. the proposed SR 7 bypass of lllld today lbree more olnUJka Gov. James A. Rhodes said llader lbe federal ~ lund Pomeroy aod Middleport In tested allbelaboratory to NetKUUA _LUMPUS, MALAY·, the Tri.County Join Vocational aad Water Cooaervalloa Act, Meigs County. Bld opening had ' ~·Theme ~.vnekbeesw"e... prokvtedlledrab-la ala - Radio Jakarta today re-I School and Post Hlsh School j ibe Buckeye Slale io eolllled previOusly been set for Dec. 21. ported the arresl of J.t. Col. Center wlli accommodate 1,375 to ._, m!Uion a year for 15 The section, which will cost lbe Alfftd Burllngbam and OXFO.RD, Ohio <UPI) - A M~ami Umversity econoUntunJ, the palace guard olfl· students I yeara .. expaod II• factlllie•. an estimated $2.8 million ttn~ lo MODb; Rub and Uacola mics professor claims o!iicial arguments favoring • cor whose leftist rebels assaol · Tbe olale'o ot1 .year ptao calli eluding right of woy and engl· . WI! .....,, o1 Pomeroy. proposed 1 per cent sales tax mcrease falsely cited his alnated six Indonesian army ge-l It will provide education In i r.r nearly 100 park projects In neeringl, witt be two lanes con- Another apeclai rabtea chnlc , Teol• todlcated a dot cbeck· 196~ tax reVISion study. . . nerats In a coup attempt a· recreation, wildlife and forest 1 111 of the 88 <OUDIIex. Tbe Jli'Ol· structed on four-lane limited has been scheduled from 10 ed for rabies llad oegallve re1 he o(ftCial arguments were diStributed throughout sainat President Sukamo. Anll· leehnology, junior accounting, I eels woold add Z80,Itltl acreo access right or woy. ' m. until noon at the soils. However, it wh poinled the state by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown along Communist lndoneslana demand· executive secretary, retBil man- to recreadoullall:llfUos. football field this Saturday, out by 1 loll official, lbat 11 w!th official arguments_ agamst the plan, wht~h would ed Untung'o death. agement, Petroleum manageTbe secti~n l!eo between a was announced today by did not meao lbe alllmnl was I ratse more than $100 mtlhon annually for public school ·A broadcast from the lndone- ment, ·food technology, dietary :muu:;;:;;mwteL:i'!t:S!'2WS~P ~mt ~.1 nules oort~ of the Gal~ Meigs County Board of ! 1101 rabid, but only thai rabies support s]Jm capllal said Untung and technicians and ceramic, elec· fia..Metgs county line, and ex· The clinic held last Saturday bad not ye1 reaclled the brain. Pro!. George W. Thatcher; upport a salE'S tax increase. two cohorts were captured Mon.. trical, todustrial and mechani· tends 10 SR 124, \0-mile we•t of afternoon was termed, "an said Monday that although he l "Ther• are more equitable day by army trvops and civil· cal technology for about 675 the SR 124-143 intersection. standing success" by the board. fti¥£2 ~~,><: #!. was strongly in fvaor or in means increasing revenue !or ian vigtlaoteo ot Tegal, a .... studenll, 7 This second clinic Is creasing lhe support of educa the state of Ohio, such as per _Included m tbo construction red bee of th lion tho port In cenlral Jovo oboul 230 Another 700 students will use J will be a railroad grade sepa- sponso ause e _ _ m_Ohio. his stndy did not sonal • ·come tax, broadening . miles eul of Jakarta. He was faciHties for study of agricuJ. . and enthusiastic response by sales lax base to mclude se1 almost certain to lace a !Iring ture, business education, dis~:IO~e~ tdghe NYC r~llro;d owners of dogs and cats l v1ces, and others." he said. squad. butlve education, trade and 1n_n es carcymg R Meigs coonty. 0 OWD aiD S 0 Thatcoer called the sales ta! duatrlal education and adult ed· 7 over Leadmg Creek and Town- Dr J K Bratton Athena regressive and "any increaSE BUCYRUS. omo - BOSPJT ucation. _The Southern and . Rutlund ·~lp Rd. 205, Thomas Fork and vere.:in.;.i~. repo~ 147 Come early for seals. Is the particularly hurts tbe very lo• als, churches and nuraing homes The Iota! cost of the center High sohool banda receiVed flfst D~\1 Cree~. . the and 26 cats vacctnaled durilli advice of Middleport Athletic mcome groups, the aged bt will receive the bulk of the will he f2,310,tl79. Of thai, $701,· place trophies In the Class A . roa s crossmg . pro- the two-hour clinic before the Booster resident Louis Sauer' cause of their fixed income, and 11,017,000 estale of John Geiger, 012 already has been allocated compeUt'oo for street march- !ect :'.nil!tebe .:~at~d ~t ~.;; rabies vaccine supply WOI Jr., to booslers who want to those with declining incomes, 0 re who died Ocl. 3. Geiger w01 under the Vocational Education log ODd field maneuven, re- ;"; a VI a hausted. Appro.uru.tely 100 see the film of the Middleport such as the Iarmer." lounder of the Geiger Hotc:nery Act. •pectlv•ly, at the BaJid.O.Ra·, · er pets brought to the cUnic victory over Pomeroy last . ' in Chatfield, Ohio. Volers in Athens, Hocking ma Saturday at Mamtta. I were turned awa Friday night. Tbe. Middleport Planmng I In his will, the largest bequest d Per counties will be ask· It was aJUJoum:ed Wday the ' ~~ Y·. . . . oonumssaon will meet m town was $400000 to the Bu : ry bood. N Bund.Q.I(ama chn~rman bas ver· l Perry Riggs,_ sam"!rlan, SOld, Tbe film Will he shown Thurs-lhall Wednesday at 7;30 to hear Communlty Hospital for c:; 2 1to;!~': a, tbe :a~·sb:;~ Uled that neither band is an ov;;!"b1es ~ wild ammala con- day night in the high school ca- complaints against the propo.. construction Othero were 125 . f ~ f 'lilly• erall cham)'llln for the day'• u~s to a lbreat to this com· loteria 'ollowmg the regular ed zoning ordinance. · . ' 0 ac · event as no sud! award was pre. muruly and protection of pet• Booster business meetlns. 000 each to the Fairhaven Home Rbndeo said alter _the bond sented on the basis of total our only safeguard." . . . The hearing Is the last to be HARTFORD , m Upper Sandusky and the issue vole the stale will ask !he performance for both events. Chief of Pollee Herb Gilkey The board of health urses Booslers al,., witt plleb m held before the ordinance is of· . ..., 0 Neall S. Methodist Home for the Aged Appalachia Regional Com· Bolh 118Jids however are said hi• department made 15 eryone take ach-anlage of at a "folding bee" on programs lered to council for ils final Quillen, 71, of Hartford, died tn Elyria. Jru~oo for $898,979 for the cl!amplona i~ their o~ areaa traffic arrests In Sepr,mher tn special clinic to help rid for the. Los~n • Middleport readings. Council two years ago Monday everung at Velerana I faCility. of com~tition, according to lbe his formal report Monday ni&bt county of this deadly disease. pme Frtday night. held one bearing and later Memorial_ hospi"!l. . WASIUNGTON - TilE AG- He termed the cenler "anolb- Band.Q.Roma chairman. Rul· to Middleport council. The v•ccination will last approved Its first reading. fo~~heQwllen, a retired worker rlcul~re Department estimales er vital link In our dmo _to the land's hand won a first place Police also made four DWI three years, except for dogs FRACI'IJRES ELBOW The ordinance would provide was Great Lakes Steel Corp,, Ohio s eorn crop this year wtll No. I position In educatton m trophy In field maneuvers and arrests four intoxication two der ~ve months ODd aU Jhnmy WUUams Pomeroy guide lines for orderly growth hom March 17 • 1894 at SybeT~:·000te busbe!.Oct 1 the nation." fourth place lor street march· lor ln~estigatlon, two on' hold which should he vacclnat.d football player, suifered a frac- in construction of new homes ;:~u~~ll~m '::. ~ ".:'. rfQu~ e rna • rna · 1• s lhg while Southern's 11-•nd won orders fur other departments, (aiD after ooe year. The lured •ibow In a reserve same and industry. Wttbam D. Childs lin · · a •· ~~ thml~o~ _;~b:IJ Auend1 Session flrst place for street marching ond one each for jail break of vaccination will be fl.541 against Wahama Monday night. lo cl!airman of the plannins loSs His WJ!e, IJJUan, died Ill g , e P· a •· F B nk W ODd second place In the field transient and ao old fine ' animal. WUUams waa admltied at Meip COIIUilisoioo. · Last year ' produclloo In Ohw or a omen maneuvers calegory for Claii Police the crui~ 2 894 General hoopltal for tre t t SUrvivors Include a sister Mnl, was 111,465,000 bushels, This Maline Grlffltb, cashier of A com tltion · ' a men · Clara Brown of Bartfonl, and a year's yield wao expected to be lbe PomerOy National Bank, at· pc ' mil~lnand ~~241i~all:" of v-... Memorial Boopltal -COMMI'ITEES TO MEET niece, Mrs. Gertrude Dodd of 71 bushels per acre. tended the Ohio Group meeting SHOOT ON OCT. 11 ::soln ~ptember Mmlafoao _ Forrest .ANNOUNCE CARll ARTY Tbe kitchen and dlninl Dayton, Ky. of the NationaL AaaoclaUon of Southern Local Athletic Boost- and fmes were f/1.7& Nea~ Cheshlr . FeliJ: Tbe Business ODd Profession. room committ<es of Salisbury. Funeral servkea wUI be 'nluriWASBJNGTON - TWO Qt. Bank Womeo al the Sheraton- .,, announced tnday they are ' Coolville· Ne~ Coleman a! Wo.men'a Club will bold 1 PTA will meet at the school -day at 2 p.m. II !he FOflltsooa ant railroads sought federal pe.-. Coiumllus Hotel Oct. 9 8lld 10. lloldlng 8 shooting matcb on CLERK MAKES REPORT Bottom· 'James H~ card party, Wednelday, Oct. 20 Wednesday at 1 p.m.. to p!Jm F'w!eral home witb Rev. War· ~~lo~ to ~eate the ••· Sa~ was accompalllad to the Oct. 31 at the farm forrnerH Middleport Clerk Gene Grate'o ohire· j 0hn Russell M - t · 8 P· m. at the Middleport for serving the Farm Bureau ::"~mn oflJclaUng. Burlll wUl N;,.~ sy1lem. ay ilvenlng banqllll bjt owned by Bob Hill, located be- September report Monday night ~an Michael ' ' Elementary school. Prizes will dinner on October 211. tbo Hartford IIIII COI'JM'o and Western her husband, Chorlel, wblle tw0011 Bowman'• Run ODd the tc councU allowed ..1 4S7 In all William Gr heaL Racine be owarded and, refresbmeall tory, Friends ma1 call at lhl ": : : lunda, of wblch Ia un- the Huasell,al.tan, w. served. after 3 p.111. Wedo tormte Commerce Commls•lon Mnl. Herberl Jtll08 ODd ~ly ' . eya ow · touchable ID J:nertd boad re- lif Sheffield, Racine: Adria ~• tar authority to mfrge, The at DubliJt. Mr. and Mn QJ:!I· · 1 LOCAL TEMPS ttremen~, : <o>:, I..Jmpville. Now Y11 laow Mtlp G•n h~ds aald they woud, If lith apeaf ~ ~ . tllil tempera!tft In Pomeroy'• :,w~llage ~ra~W: e5,791l ~ =v~~ JackLorry Tile .....,..aall t1 c.rtlto- Coller today, ldp 5I • • Mloloolw l1e ICC desired, allo taku over wltb the JOilelel, •"\' tbe1 all iloWII!oWD busln• dlatrict 11 atreet main~ t&aln llate di·--'· Alva Fiber pber ~amllu ore llllltled Ia 1111L c.otl- eta! IGiipl, Pol'*"!'· ;&lOy fit. H ... -a. ·Ill. 1otliay..,..o 60 do- !lllbllay !Uintellaai!I"'...S 111. ' .... , ,, _ . \ . • 1111 _ 1 tv~. ', _... ~W!JDtillcl& &17 11 operaillia .iliad.. . ' fjjfl Iii · · · _ _ liilil) 'uti riiil. . -. : : .. ... ci·IWC. to WORLD I' Be Repeated onsa1urday M.13011. professor ClalDls . His SfandFaIseIy C"tI .ed ••• with Solid State amplifier that provides instant warm-~. eliminates tube burn-out 1nd looat problems all sizes and speeds of monaur1 rocords manually or automoticall)' • Unlve111l otylua • Hlah efflcteney 4"1PIIktr 1 Continuous ton~ and volume eantrols Mr. Quillen of ) Hartford Dt'es . Traffi'c Arrests "Victrola... Phonograph e Precision Studiomatlc chllnaer rloys t Be Heard on Police Make .. _ , on tho pocketbook{ Tbl TALISMAN VGPU hll• MUS w·m F'lI m T be Sh Comp} ' . Zoning Plan • - S49·95 ' = 1 1 'dro•• wer.'f97r.::: Be sure to see all the other models of RCA Victor Portable T.V.s and Portable Record Players on sale in the Music Department on the 2nd floor. Juat Recelvedl Another Shipment Of RCA VICTOR COLOR TELEVISION SI!TS Come In, s.tld Youn Now. IUN......MON~TUIS. Oet. 17·11-19 l' I At Man'etta Oetobor 15-16 "UP PROM THE BIACH" ·"w::::;-=: By-Pass Bids Troph' F'Irsts Jrtubt (OW./Ill dl1c.) PRIDAY ond SATURDAY (Teehnicolor) Peter Mann, Jocelyu Lane, Peter Wbltne:r. ' Two Bands WI'n RCAVICTOR Portable "THI SWORD OP ALl IAIA" SH 2-4211 IleA VICTOR Than Any Other Televioion. Blacitand White .. GrColor Plans for $2.3 Million Sch001Made I More People Own ,. ---~~~~~:-;- [ID®ITll~~~®~nn And Now .. ' TEEN-AGERS COMPETE - Sons of Pomeroy Gun cl ub members, and other teen·age guests attending the annual '·Family Day" event Sunday at the club grounds near Rock Springs tried their marksmanship at trap shooting. Looking on at left are Mike Fultz, in background, and Gun club member Irving Karr. Competing, I. tor., are Carson Crow, Jeff Gibbs, Bill Nease, Rodney Karr and Don Swisher. Swisher won a trophy, presented by Dick Winebrenner, by topping other teen-agers of Gun club members in a shoot prior to the end of the family day activities. Winebrenner had earlier been awarded the trophy for winning the Class B competition for mt!Jibera of the Gun club. - Sentinel Photo. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ';\! 81 ~:w/C:J ~~aa:"i:,". lve(&~ ~~- '::.ugll~ ~Mr"':i :f':tlloa4W!~':· c~~·· =- ~tlllllltli va.: m,S. the= -~~ wllllni a.,, I Ii street •mployf. - Reviewed, and delayed u& til a conference is obtained will the cemetery committee, palo l'ies in connection with llml worked in the cemelel')l. -:Ordered enf~r~ement of .an ordi~~nce prohtbJtang 1 phovendm~ ° IIEW --- WEATHER ~ n~:t:: ·lili~..: =~home 'It::= ~=- ..., �. . .. "' .... - . • 2·Daily Sentinel, Pomerov-Middlepo•t, 0 ' ~~ 12 1963 . . t.IOD I\;'l13rges D.tscrtnuna A O'al·n~t Oht·o to be Probed Necrroes March as Klanners Whistle Dixie I (rPI Rriefs c F w c. I' 2,000Red Troops Flee Encirclement Portland ocJety Notes s. R F 0 RDVlLLJo:, Ga HowaNI Sims, the pi mCipal Washlnglon, D (Conlmued from paae I ) (UP() -A mile long line of smg· speaker, told the crowd, "ll'o Trooper! kept both rallies on· KEY WEST, FLA. - TWENmg Negroes marched through agamst the taw to kill mggers der close guard and FBI agents ty·three more Cuban refugees, thiS lense town Monday mght to now so we'll JUSt have to fmd were present as observers It sailing north from their Com· Mrs Robert Euler and child· • '-' th" courthouse square wht!re 1 another way " Stms, 46 was was the most tension packed mumst 1~land to freedom in two l c I -• d d In• the current cam te ted ren, Lori and Michael, recenlnt· SAIGON (UPII - More COLUMBUS !UP! I Charges of diScflmmatlOn m Ku Klux Klansmen held back\ one of two Klansmen acqu h~ ay ur • I d • small boats were '" recep I returned to their borne d hn mg brought agamst lhe ~tate Education Department I by stale troopers, slood whiS at nearby Daruelsvllle las! yea• pl<ignT ~j t•~r~~a~fo::;~ by the Coast Guard early tod'ay ~organtown, W Va' after a 2,000 Communist troor .,. b N ro member ol the state Board of Education I Umg "D•x•e " m !he mghtr~der slaymg of Ne- gate a a err and headed here • weeks visit w•th her par· Ueved trappec. In a valle· lO ylla bJ eg ligated hv an offlc•al of the U S Health, gro educalor Lemuel Penn of County public schools Tho group, wb.-b the Coaot lwto Mr and Mn Harold miles northeast of Sa~gon .,. WI e mves I Some of the 150 white specla· Guard said Jnchided ,..eral e~ on parenlly fled before tho1 ts Educatwn and Welfa•e Department tors many of Ibem blll<'k·shlrH • derl arenlly bad Roush d Chester Gillespie, Cleveland, had claimed "'h a tele ed 'lan,men surged forward I sail~ rr=::;e ';;.~t ol Camarl Mr and Mrs William McKel· of ldAmerlcan : th~le:~· r! gr,•m lo !'~eSidenl John,on that the department as not to block the str.. l as the 700 ' ocaon Cuba's north coast Thou· vey and Morvin and Mrs. Don sort~er:'ro':c'[;e front lndltHied a qngle Nrgro'" •ts off•ces I I hd Negroes approached Troopers I WASHINGTON tUPl)- PreSident Johnson, the pres· aands were reported nltlng at Johnson and sons visited recen~ ~ Sever'' members of the board ~or~IV~~bl~, s~t·'"o~ ·~.~ J!:~ shouted lor !hem lo muve back sures and p•oblems of his JOb never far from his mind, glanl refuge camp at Cam ly with John McKelvey, Ml'l. A•~ S spokesman said only at Mod 'G\ ~~ m~nth~; u;ett~~ I;:~be;: b;at~~miJ ~he tssue to ;:tDd they dtd J was undeT doctors' orders today to follow a take-It-easy arlora to come to the Umted Ella Mae dWMest aAnld DCel~res 16 Vlt Cong were known dedd stlt~.cke ..-t t>sp e a er r h Ime to speed hts recuperatwn from maJor surgery \ States and Mr an rs vm o ms d I Holt stfllr nublti mstt uctl()n r.ov Jamec; A Rhodes and t en Urged by Dr Martm Luther ' rou h d I d fo the Chief Exe· and chddren Parkersburg and 56 capture In the assault ' h P d I H aid G•ll I II t I No off•c•al callers were sc e u e r ' th Sou La nnh Valley supenntrndenl mrot med them ' to t e rP~I en e s ' . Kmg Jr at a~ ear lf'r ra.. Y o, t o thts hts (ttth day of convalescence followmg l tted States and Britain have de Marvin McKelvey, student at on e 1 • th<~t a !Pder<~l offJual v.ould Iesp!e never raised the queshonl press for JustIce, the \ cu Jve n t 'r r removal of hts gall bladder and a kidMarshall UniVersity, Huntington, 'ft!.ousands of U S Army l&t begm lourmg the departmenl s\belore the boa~d Negroes held an hour-long de I the opel at on o -- --SHIN TIIN THE UN W Va and Mr Larry Price Air Mobile (Cavalry Division) h d k ed ney stone WA G • ' ' ld nd VI 1 offices tnd.ls c eck the Another board member Fran-~ monstrahon on t e ar en I t more than an pnse Get-well greetings from tted States and Britain have de- student at MarJetta College, re- so ters a e namese ch" ge ciS Sp1cer Akron blasted the square to the Jeers of the Joh~';"' s~~ aflernoon the top rulero ol lbe Soviet clded hold more talks with cenUy spent a weekend with government troopa pu•hed •nto 10 1 Robel! M:mr he!!ter CanrJE>Id, l htrmg dtscnmmalion ~"'nar~e as whites l hour a e ay Dea Union relayed thrOUgh Soviet W ~t GermanY and other Eur~ their parents Mr and Mrs Ule eight-mile valley on Sunday. called Gillespie's behaVIOI un- 'unfalf I Kmg returned to his home to wR,thkS';rlretarv roeftaSrytatereporW:: Ambassador Anatoly F Doh•'Y" pe~n allies before making a ft. WlVlam McK~Ivey and Mr and The lnvul~ ""' launcllhed us 1e sec be Prl on .-.porto lnol up to •• - - - - - - - - - Gl\lespte accompanied to the AUanta, 100 tmles away, Jmme~ on cn~~s in Indonesia and nm nal decl!!lon on the controver~ Mrs Hu rt ct Communist battalions were meeting by NAACP Ohio F•eld dlatcly after his 20. mmute Rhodesia and other foreign pol· The PreSident was wished a sial Nato nuclear force Mr and ~s C~~es g:,~er- mailed In llle valley not far s,cretary Harold C Strickland, speech to the rally He did not lev matters speedy recovery by Soviet p,.. Br~llsh Foreign secretary Ml- al and dau.,.ter, s a, urn· from lbe Soulb Cblna Sea, told the board II was tts duty participate m the march Rl.lsk also had a pleasant sur- nuer Alexet N Kosygin, Soviet chael Stewart, tn a conference bus spent a week ~ ber par- The American spokes.m ID to seek out qu•l,fled Negro While King was speak,mg at - - -- - President Anastas I Mlkoyan here Monday with Secretary h~ ents, Mr and Mrs gar Brew also disclosed that two U. S. workel s the Fnendshtp Bapbst Church, have returned to their home and Leonid I Brezhnev, secre- State Dean Rusk, agreed to thts er. lanes were downed Monda Entered Hoopltol Jumpmg off place for CIVIl here after being 10 Bluffton for Ia of lbe SOv•et Commumst course despite hiS publicly ex· Mr. and Mn Frank Alexand- P aid Ins! Co y, Per801lS entermg Hol1.er hos Voluntary Bus Plan Passes rlghl.s marches the vast two [ some Lime where he was em- P ryt pressed mtsgtvlngs over the er of Chestertown, Md, spent 1 one on a r aga mmu· ?U~l during !be post 24 hours G II weeks aboul 250 persons at II d ar y wiadom of tbe project, week Wllh hiS sister, Mrs Kate rust North Viet Nam and the mclnded Dr George R Rob- In hiS or~gmal charge ' es· t ded a Klan rally on the p oye d M Do Eynon of MillO other while aupporllng ground erls, 146 Woodlawn Dr , Mrs P'e claimed board offiCes :ad c:'.rtbouse 1 quare about three s.~:r ~~dge ~ent : recnel ev· WASHINGTON -THE MAR· Mr and Mrs Thereon John· forces 240 miles northeast ol Elijah M Bunch, 121 Pme St ' no non white empl?ees ' on· tmles aw•y Wllh Mr and Mrs Guy TRAINED AS CANNONEER IUme Administration says that son and Mrs Fred Philson of Saigon Both pilots parachUiod Mrs M Agnes Burdelte 930 day he reviSed hiSf 'gurNes sav· sporhng a generals slars on ~~~;ther and family I Pvl Charleo F Bullington U S shipping lines have allow· Racine were recent supper• lnro the South China Sea and F'" t Ave Douglas w Mulh• mg there \\ere our egroes Kl J ·~ d Ill 144 employees at his black shirt, ansman Mr and Mrs MorriS nor en son of Mrs Ruth Buffington, 118• ed foreign lnteresls to gain con IJUesls of Mr and Mrs. Don were rescued neiiUx II 6t< Pourlh Ave Mrs among e I ent Sunday w1th their son and New St Pomeroy completed trol of 116 per cent of the ship- Johnson and sons Brian and Both plioto managed to ba•l sp ' m~law Mr and Mrs advanced' training as ' til cannon- ping at Great Lakes pOrts ' 1\1arpret Cca rpenter B1dwe II central 11eadquarlm he1 e daughter Bruce ou1 succe~tsfully and both were Mrs Okey L Longlellow Galli· Gillespie told the board he , Wilham Harden and children eer at the Army Artillery and In a report on lakes shlpplng, Mrs Edgar Brewer and Ml'l rescued unhurt by U. S lleilcoppoUs, Mrs Howard Blazer, Rl Ibad been complammg abom al of Syracuse Racme Road M1ssile Center, Fort Sill, Okla., Paul N Pfeiffer, chlel hearing V E McDade attended the SOth ter crews, the spokesman Bald. 1 Gallipolis, Larry s Patterson, ' leged hlflng diSLTimmallon '" • Mrs Ada Slack, has returned Oct 7 Bufnngtoo was trained eumlner lor the qency, look wedding anniversary eelebram" Rl 2 pt Pleasanl Charles E board offices for Ovel a year to her oome here aller spend· m the preparation, loadmg, and the u s shlppel'l to 188k for lion of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Adkms. Jr, Rt t Pt Pleasant, There was little debole on an Ing lhree weeks at the home of f~rmg of [leld artillery guns and allow1ng the situation to deve~ Lee Wayne A Stewart Mason, Llovd other controverSial 1ssue cen· her son m law Mr Harley E I bow11zers He I• a llltl3 gradu- op He 'aid a majOr lnt.matlon Mr and Mrs Don JohMOD L. Borden, Pt Pleasant Mrs lrahzed school bus purchaSing, Ad Sl k Johnson, holpmg w•th the care) ate of Pomeroy H1gh school and al crisis could paralyze Great and """' onlertalned with 1 James W Planls Le<~n W Va • •s !he baord took a slep toBy a •• Iof her two granddaughters whdel attended Sl Francis College In Lakes Bhlppin&. IUfllt'lse birthday party booorMISI C Jean R1flle Pomeroy, wards lvmg the problem wh1ch Mr and Mrs Dav•d Butcher her daughter Mrs Johnson, Brooklyn, N Y Before enter-1ng T. G Hilldore, Syracoae. Chester H Edwards, Rt 1 Proc has held up the purchH~e of or Auslm 1exas and James I was a pat1ent at \ielerans Mem· 1ng the Anny be was employ· on his blrUtday recently Other torvllle, Mrs Russell H !kif· new school bu""s Baker and son of Houston, Tex onal Hosp11al Ied by •Stor Gardens Nurolng IJUesls were Mro Hilldore Mr hell, Pomeroy' Fa~th A Pernn, The board members approved spenl a week With Ihe lor mer's Mr Kober! FlalDigan was 'n Home In The Bronx, N V. 0C and Mrs William McKelvey and Maynr Lee Smith ordered Pomeroy, Russell 0 Stewart, 8 ptoposal by Wayne Shaffer, daughter and son m law and the Columbus where he YlSited hts l -Marvin, and Mr and Mrs Bob four persons to pay fines and Rt 1 Hamden Johnny L Kmg, Bryan for a voluntary system latlt.• t ~ parents Mr and Mrs Istsler Mr and Mrs Lawrence 1 nd childr M ddl l costs, and forfeited the bond of 8 Rt I Wellston Mrs Damon of cenlrahzed purchasmg whiCh p ul !Mer and family Sellers Mr and Mrs David ON LANDING TEAM yer • en, I epor • fifth Monday night '" court Grow, Rl 3 Jackson Robert would authonzed f~r one ~rs Pllen Newland of Worth Sellers' and Mr and Mrs Larry Mr and Ml'l Edgar Brewer acUon before a regular cooncll Price, Rl 3 Ashland, Ky , Mrs year on a tr1al basis Holt said mgton spent several days w1th Sellers and also attended the Marine Corporal Roher! .~; and Mr. and Ml'l Chari!!.! Slm· meeting over which the mayor PaulE Hanl!haw Ironton Ktm he expe( ted lo have a report on het mer:e Mrs Wanda (,umth 1Ruth ! yons Radto show He Robmson. son of Mrs Mmme erst and daughter were Sunday pre!llded berly L V•cker< Rl I Jack the proposal at the November er and fam•ly on her return also VISited Mr and Mrs Da· Green of Pomeroy, depart«! Mn. J, E. Rldelda evenmg guesta of Mr and Ml'l Fined were Harry Kozee, son, <JDY D Scritchfield Ra meelmg I home she was accompamcd to Iv1d Flanagan and daughters of Camp Lej<une, N C Sept 13 ed~s El:•e Pr~~ has ~eturn· Ronme Beegle and daughter of 8yracuse, N Y , $10 and costs, \enswood Alhens by Mrs Gumlher and I~"mdlay as a member of Battalion Land~ orne rom e erans emor- Raeine for 8 cook out for mtoxtcatlon, George E Ste10 111 DiS<harged PISTONS CUT ROOKIE children and Mr and Mrs Mal 1 Mr and Mrs Robert Crow 1ng Team 1·2, for a period of Hosp•tal Pomeroy Mr and Mro T G Hill· wart, 957 Broadway, M1ddl.. Albert A Kuhn, Mrs Dora DETROIT IUPJI - 'The De cotnt Gumther and sun, Jtmmy, spent a trammg 1n the Cartbbean area Mrs Otis Grimm 18 convala dore of Syracuse were recent port, $50 and costs, wtth $40 of Jlass, Charles M Denney Mn trmt Pistons of the Nahonall Ml and Mrs Hany Roherts l wef'kt'nd ;:~t Kent State Unher- ~ aboard ~hips of Amphtbtous escmg at her home here after Sunday dinner guests of Mr. the fme suspended in lieu of Lao,~ renee F Vmcent Mrs WI\ Basketball o\ssocJatJon Monday of South Charleston w Va , s1tv where they v1s1ted w1th Squadron Eight. major StJJ'IIery at St Mary's ho~ and Mrs Wilham McKelvey one year of probation, rnr dnv~ l1am A Freeland, DaVId E cut center B1ll Chm~elewski, spnet ~undav w11h Mrs Rob- Ianother son, Bob a student!- - -pttal In NelsonvUie Mr Marvin Swan, Marilyn mg Without a license; Cllffurd '-'l ayton Wilham E McCoy Mrs leavmg rooktes B11l Buntmg and erl s brother and stster-m-law, there who IS 1!1 and conf1ned to called on hts brother and sts~ Mr and Mrs William Burch- and BUI of Middleport were re- Beaver, M1ddlepo~ $25 and \ rg1l L Cra1g, Lowell W Rog Joe Strawder to battle for the Mr and Mrs MHon Bess the Health Center of the Um- term law Mr and Mrs Guy! field and Mr and Mrs C W. eent Sunday guests of hts par- costs, mtoxtcatlon, and Alethea t l s and Vmson A Stapletml JOb Lmda L1pscomb daughter of 1ver~1ty They were accompan- Gmnther and famtly IStansbury of Columbus were ents, Mr aDd Mrs Harry Swan Mae Major, 808 S Fourth • sl, M1 and Mrs Allen lipscomb 1 1ed as far as Columbus by Mrs Mr and Mrs WtlllJ Leadmg recent Visitors of Mn. J E $10 and costs, reckless operaIs employed by the FBI 1n Crows mother, MT11 Mayme ham and daughter, Conme, Bar· Radekin, Nellit Vale and John , , , lion w.~<hmglnn n ( Holmes who VISited her siSter, bara and Rose Mane spent Sun- Vale D11tricl 4 Aerae1 I Charles W McDaniel, 18 Wal Mr r ail custer has been Mrs Helen Wetzel day w1th his mother, Mrs Rosa Mr and Mrs G A Radekin Jlleet In Pomer nut-st, Middleport, forfeited 1 rrt urned to )u:; home rrom Vet· Mr and Mrs Roger Slack, Leadmgham of South Webster \ and Tma Marte spent a Satur- The Met 1 Aerie Frat~al Or- 'Hi bond for failure to ytelt erans M•monal Hospital where 1 who were mamed on Sept 11, Bryant Hudson of Mmersllle day night and Sunday wllb their der of a:glCll waa host to all right of way while dr1vln(l 1 he v,ras a pat1ent for several 1n Milwaukee, W1sc, are now spent a few days Wlth hts grand I son, Arlm, and thear daughter, Dlstnct Fourc Aeries Sunday tractor r1g hvmg m the Earl 1\atkms pro- mother Mrs Myla Hudson and Mr and Mrs Robert Holli· October 10 when a large crowd Alethea Major, dnv•ng 111 a~ 1..-- by Helen I!Sottei-..J da) s MIS Arthur Morantv viSited perlv uncle ' • Hudson day and family at Wooster of Eagles and lhe1r fam•hes tomob1le owned by F B Ma ¥0UTH ASKED FOR IT' funous My mother IS so up m 1relat1ves m Sprlngr•eld and Mr and Mrs John Gumther Mr Robert Slack and Robyn The FFA Boys ol Albany H S. attended Jor, Belpre, waa Involved 10 as This <. olumn IS for young the a1r she doesn 't know what to Columbus of Wmt"'r Haven, FIB, enroute of Toledo spent Tl weekend here attended the Farm Science Jle. Ten new members were lntti· acctdent Saturday wttb a ca1 J>oople lhe1r problemo and do we don 1 want a scandal, or Mr and Mrs D1ck Hams to New York to VISJI relatiVes with relatives, VIew 10 Columbus Among the aied mlo the fraternity Chi· driven by Stewart Middleport pleasures their troubles and !rouble w1th the second bus boya from thiS commumty were ford Hymes of Ohm State Aerie pollee sa•d Alethea MaJor driV fun As •Hh the rest ol Heleo lband Help - SISTER John Vale, Douglas Lowther, was the prlnc•pal speaker Din· ing north on Nortli Second • sl Help · _, tt welcomes laughs Dear SISter Jun Fauber, David Wooten and ed t • to ran into tthe rear of Stewart'f , I 1 GaliChrU nerwaaserv avp.m ~ut wonth't dodbg\a f~er!OUS ques Theres only one tlnng to do • I' Mr a.:.: : . Henry Turner apProximately 300 members and ear, also traveling nortli Da~ ••on WI 8 rus ..() . I • IJUesls after which dancln• •• age to Ute Ma]or car was esw Bend your teen-age ques· and that .. go to the Bureau ol VISited lao! week at the borne • w mated at $1611 and at $200 lo lions to YOUTH ASKED FOR Vital StahsllcS (or whoever of their oons Larry and family enJoyed to the mus.- of Brooks IT, care ol Helen Help Us 1 keepo !he mamage records '" at Kent and' Roger and family Sayre's Rhythm Kings. the Slew~car__· _ _ tins newspaper vour to"nl and present your DOROTHY KILGALLEN al Elgin, Ill BIRTHDAYS C"'LEBMTED NOW YOU KNOW COMPLICATIONS A GO GO olory Jt m•ght be well for your Mrs Freda Kennedy, Athens, The deacendanta of Christl> Doar Helen parenls to consull their lawyer a former local rOSident, has The '"lhdays of Mr. Cbllordl er Columbus are ent!Ued 00 On our c1ty's re001ds It says first, and let him untangle RY DOROTHY KILGALLF.N In h" nexl 'D1e, Monsler n.ghls ago. Considering that been confined lhe past monlll A. Jenkinson, which waa Oclo-1 ph the title admiral which wu that I, a !5-year-old girl, mar· these mam>ge knol • !But l'd l coSSIP IN Gt.l'fHAM D~e' w•l l lurn Into a mouse m Sammy Dav10 was in the ceD- doe to a deter1orat<d disk In ber 3r~, and gr;ddaug~l /:towed on Columbus aher 1M 11ed a 2S ye>r-<>ld man by us lor dor sure send thiS schemhis 111m alter that, Tbe Day- ter of lhe melee, II was a mira- her back Site apenl ten days In Mn. Ned ( le) ant, W I New World lng my older stster'l birth cer- mg Sister the bill though oil Two of teleVISIOns most ex- dreamer" cle that the mcident didn't make St Joseph Hospital blrtbdav wt~ be October 14tb,l reaehed UJe , llflcate There s not a b1t ol C(JUrse her type would no doubl penSIIe sho•s are m b•g t10u I The New York dress des.gn· beadlinea although 11 did get Mrs G B Radekm reports """' celebr t<d Sunday when l FIVE HEREFORDS SOLD truth m 1t and Helen l don'! .gno1 e' II 1 ble and hkel y lo be dropped by 1 ers who wh1pped up Mrs Lyn· rough en~ugh for the local pr.. a shght improvement JD the ~fa~::;e ~~n:. ~:..~! Llo d Blacltwood, Chester know ':"hal to do Shall we all hope your Sister the networks mvolved Some of Idon Johnson s winter wardrobe cinct robe called Speaking condition of her daughter, Mrs Pomero on East Main Street. \ has !.ported the sale of flvl Heres th~ story, and Its groY. s up be£ore she cause~ any us thmk the} re marvelous but are md1gnant over the new ol Sammy, he JS the guest of Georgia Nell Phlihps of Frank- Also p!esent were hla daugb- registered homed Hereford complicated ~o tt>ad carerully more trouble' - Or lS that too Wh1te House ban on pubhctty honor at the funntest eharlty of ford who 11 sulfer1111 from 1 nd ln 1 M dM t Ed 1 H t F st M\ stster, 18 marncd a boy much to hope ' - H ratmgs by the experts ID<hcate ]They thmk 1t's terribly unfrur the year The very formal invt.. back inJury sustained in an ac- :~rt ~n· "11awf 1 r rs. cows 0 se ar' ro • two years ago They Iough! all UGLY DUCKLING they 're too hlp" for the '""l 0 r thai they aren 't bemg allowed lations are tnserlbed "Dmner elden! Sbe recently consulled usse 0 ron n. SWIMMING IJIAMP DIES the tuuc He was Immature and Deor Helen Iand~ences illey must •ltracl to to lake credit for their crea· al S p m" (Good Heavens, that's a specialist in Bo!lon nrruJ\E IN JJOUBT SOUTHAMPTON, N y tUPI' drank • lol and she got so she I ha\e a wonderful falillty pay thetr wa\ Better they Uons The ''Hawah" film 111 hardl' the cocktall bour and It despiSed him so she started d• and I do lo;e them all M) lwo\ should he J•mmy Dean Aod· h•vlng all kmds ol problems It do you know anybody w'ho eato A'M'END SFJISIUN8 BMOSCI'OW Ui(l~l) fut Valery - Burial! se,rv•ce• were bel vor 1 oc d1n Tl 1e he 1 tt h rurne s a ~c ure was Monday or ormer sw1mm nw ce r r ee gs n s o der sisters are ven pre Y rey Hepburn had t IS ~.say a- has gone way over budget, the at fwe?) The topper IS the mea- Margaret E Griffiths, Meigs sUII Jn doubt Monda follow 1 star Helen WaJnwrl bt Spelhq met a hwho wanledd to get and I m very plam My father bout Barbra Slre~sand She " Mlflsches are flghtmg with di lion "Dress Opllonal" Dress con county borne economist and C. an oper Hn to~ a who d•ed Fnday at ~er home 10 ~~~~~ 1 1:~g d~\ ~~:Y w:~n t t'~~~·1 "and ~v. ~~her stster ha~e eo~ beautiful She looks hke no one rertors, and there are other fusmg would be more to the E Blakeslee, county aincultur- fractured his shin bone when ne Hampton Bays. NY., at lbe for :motllt r ~ ~x monlhs they sfl anll' I e mgHmle wbeatl an ug vIel!!e and her unconventiOnal face Iesotenc headaches For exam- potnt International ' diplomat& al agent, are attendins the two- newa agency Tass reported. age of 60 ace mve e en eve me Its all lighted up by her great I h th Ml i be fired ld tr _. tr t da I I lh Stat E t ':::~::...:.::__ _ _ _ _ __ got a Justice of the peace to on'l have to be toldl I've " p e w en e r sc s t wou wear I It"- OUiel'l a y se!IB ons o e e I en- Russtan doctors were ~till un-1· rna rr~ \him J0~ friends and a bov friend and ta lent Barbra could say the director ~orge Roy Hill and 5 a m - but eat dmner 7 That s slon Workers' Conference at the lble to say whether the world ractured his ahln bone when be Well w•Jh lrymg 1., Jude thiS ~ k looks aren'l everyth ng ""me thmg aboul Audrey h1red Arthur H1ller, all the Po- unheard of In the CIVilized world Youth Center, Obio Slate Umver· h1gh jump k1ng will ever be crashed oo a motorcycla lilt ' mar;la~e and thmgs they lbut"t'ha'E: to have It rubbe~ m George Peppard t~ummon~d his lynestans suddenly refused to Many midtown nigb&clul:Jt sity, today and Wednesday. able to l!ompete spin. Brumel week. didn 't grl ,jJong and It go so thcJ! I don't have ;:~ny I don I Hollywood barber to.. cut hI 8 work announcing, • OUr Gods and restaurants are hirlng boon· bad they det Jded 1hev d get 1t get dtsrouraged too orten hut lock~. on the set of The Blue say 1f you change d1rectors cers apm They're DOt for tossTime annulled and wml until 1t could 11 s pretty tough when m) Dad Max m Dublm The cost of the there will be bad luck, there- 101 troublemakers out, but for be re,JII\ l ~>g,JI ul I ~ <Jst that s makes remarks like ''Boy what haircut canle to $2 500, or - as fore we won't work'' So they preventing the escape of deadwhat m" 91ster told IJIM, but , uglv kid " It's teasmp, and some mathematical expert eslJ- had to reh1re Hill George beats wbo would like to ~erarn she 1t"i1!1 v duesn t ~'>an1 lo e~er I try to laugh but 1t s hard mated - 10 cents per strand Mahar1s IS about to record a wtthout paying the tab. go bflek to him She JUSt flgur - Plr~ase send m'e an encourag A famous off key , off tenpo but 'protest" song titled "World ed shed get out of 1t that wav mg word KEEPING MY sllll n ew~ worthy smger 15 10 Gt>.orge has to protest about He Joan Collins' press aeents wiU 1hock to Lhe tune of half 8 mil WJthQut Sunsnine " becacse now she want s to go rHIN UP Now we do anythmg to get mto prmt the back to her fmlt hu~hand Dear KMCU ] hon doll.u s or more Joe I w11l all try to ftgure oul what fact that her husband, AntbBut they couldn't get the SomellmP· the mCf'st of fath I Le\Ome confides that he Is not George has to protest about He ony Newley, Is starrina; In "The marnage annulled w1lhout con erR can make thP. biggest 0r1gomg to take over MGM de- seems to be a very rich, hand- Roar of the Greasepaint"- ev~ fessmg she wasnl truly d1vor gool-. when 1t tomes to tea!IJO~ I spite all th~e mduslry rumors some, popular, luiky fello• en to have her making tbe aUq:ced yet - and 1f they tr1ed to d1:1ughters and your stster He says It would be a confhct Jenmfer Hdary, the sensation ed atatemmt that she prefm get a 1t~orce , 1t would cnme m( 1elv follows his lead) If he I of mteresl smce I have my own al new screen star, 18 aupposed CaUfomia to New York because out too so they took mv birth really S'aw you as 'ugly" he'd \ ftlm orgammlton I hke my \ tr desp1se young actor Mtchael ..I'm so thoroughly disiUuslon-certlhcate (Without mv know rul out Ius tongue before he company - and all the brilliant Parks m 'Itle Jdol," but evldf!ftt-- ed with New York 'lbere aeema tng tt ), and told the justice t1f sa1d so honey And if he knew \ young men I nAve mIt- too ly ltlSn't workins out that way· to be so much crime I'm frighttho peace and the authont1es how hiS words hort he'd swal much to g1ve It all up" Ma off•creen Londnn show bl!ln!ld- ened to so out to buy a paper. thot ohe 1m;• sister) wos real'y low them So tell h•m' When ry Wells, favorite girl singer of ers believe they're qu1to a ro- There'o an atmosphere of fear me, a 15-yearQid girl who had 'bemg a good sport" makes the Beetles, " buymg an apart· monee when the eamera1 bave bere (Joan certainly dlda'l stolen .er 18-year-old sister s you surfer, be honest and cry a ment house tn her home town, ceased turning loot !ll!ared tbe last dme I saw cerllf•cute to prove she was Iillite That's all 11 takes - H Detroit She'll turn 1t8 manage· --her at the Copacabana) of legal age to nrdrrv 1 Th1s column Is dedicated to ment over to h"'r parenl'i mamor In the pluah places: Sidhey Poltter Ia ncuperattq I don't know what IS gomg 1f<imll'l' r VIDiil . so if you're hav Chns Connollv and Pat Morrow Ty Hardin's ex, Marlene Scb~ from a m1shap. NothiD1 _... to happP - and m} s1ster ha o,; mg k1d trouble or Just platn of TV s ' Peyton Plat't'!" ms1st m1dt, and Denms Stein were a lou1, fortunatei.J Seven mort left probably to go back to trot~ b le let ilelen help YOU that they're datmg just for pob- cosy tW080me at Sotfare cl tho midtown hotels an ~dales her r~rst husband That le.ves She w1ll also welcome your llclly purposes But their chums Aegean Otte ol the boll put> for the wrecke~ ball, They're -"'balding the bag Also when •own amusmg experience• Ad wouldn't be a b1t surprised If Uc reladons jobo ever dotll It>- due to be razed IOtlll, and ,. ,~second husband finds out dreso He''!ll Bolte! In care of they wound up married Bor· •olved the Oap at Arthur Syl> ploced by stooe and 1tiel office ~• fOlll for &OIJd, he'U be th11 newopaper. Is Karloff, who plays 1 monster D Burton'• dileotheque, 1tw lluildmp. • j Twins Pin Hopes on Home Park Advantage in Sixth Game · MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)- The Minnesota Twins, tra~hng three 1ames to two and facing sud· •en death hoped Tuesday that a return 'to theiJ' home park would straighten them out and keep them allve m the World SerJes against the Los Angeles Dodgers The American Leaaue champions beat the Dodgers In the f1rst two games played m their own park .nly to drop three In a row and !all behind when the Ser~ea shUted to Los Angeles. "We'r· not out of 1t yet,",.. LBJ Takmg h•IS J0bEasy I• Dally Sentinel, Pon;eroy·Middleport, 0 , Oct. 12, 1965-3 THE ~PORTS Traffic Court HELEN HELP US! vOtCe 0£8 ro:- I ··'aV • a!;'' : = r/:! J''" " '' ............ I e _.. ALL STARS TT PIayers patterson 's To Battle for Cornerman dies ftrst h·~~e~hesc!~~'"~o ~io 111e •ng, gJYmg Koufax an Tearn Berths not play too large a pari ID the VICtory The Dodgers had locked up the game early II& 0 n Th urs day DESK I KI NG b ngs ury sOclety • NOtes ({i ED WAR D I R• ver news DOWNING INSURANCE I ) report•IDJJrJ a, • Nebraska Retams • Brmsing Top Ranking in Collegians ) 1 I '. Don a hustling 141 lb Slg· 3 10 fallmg, Cbarleston rrnkaller 1. . s mcorrcctly cred 1nsmg London Marmet and 1ted m news a<:rvunl!i wtth toss fteld dams were on the stlls lng several passe..'! for the Pan Boat Movements thers SWISher d•d not throw Ob10 Rtver - OVEC up the hall once wh1le on offense 9 p m Lorena up 14, I 50 am . Sw1sher did account for h1m- Harvey Jordon up 15, 2 35 a m , SI:"IJ on defenSf by hauling m a Nat10nal up 15 3 40 am Lady few pa"s mterceptlons - one Glona down 16, 7 15 a m Charof wh1ch he tntercepted 10 the les K down 17 l2 30 am , Ells Middleport end zone ha Woods up 18, 3 55 am C --V Harner up 18 5 10 am ValIn other games around the II} Transporter down 18, rounly 'hi Frtday mght, Easr Iam Western down 20 3 40 p ern w•ll be hosl to McArthur 1m Jeflerson up 20, 6 Southern travels to Buchtel Poplar down 23, 8 45 p m ; York and RLIInd wnl oe at ter BeckJord down Z3 to 30 home 1gamst The Plams Wa- m Helen R down hama w•ll be playmg at Paden ' 2 40 p m Bob Benter up c,ty up 2 a m , Esso West do'NTI Greenup 3 20 a m , Pome~o~· 7-81h grade team 1m B and Mark M up won 8 b 2 VIctory over SOuth· 3 40 am , SOuthern up Greenern's Ba Y Tornodoe• Mondny up 4 20 a m , Allied • Ashland after _!hool on the Pomeroy up Greenup 5 40 a m Ravens wood down Greenup 8 lli a m Pamela D down Meldahl 4 30 p m • Buckeye State down dahl 5 25 p m , Abce Greenup 9 p m , Meld• hi It p m , J down Meldalll 11 4S p m If you ean hear people talk Galllpollo Dam _ Lillie and can't make out the words clearly, then this wdl be your ward up 5 45 p m Peggy tnBWer An extremely small ney down 12 30 a' m.; hearmg atd usmg a tiny ener~ Sporn down 1 am, g1zed unl~ has been perfected Estes down 2 40 a m H by a '""" who hunself IS hard Rowles up 3 25 a m , S a of bearing and has boen lor Houstoo up 7 45 a m over lO years With his new Susan up 9 a m ' 11d, even whispers are crystal clear H Interested Jt 18 sug Kaoawba RJver Duncan gested you wflte HEARING, 32 '"""~own Marmet tO 30 p m , E 9th St, Er1e, Pa You will Reaver dow!'l Marmet 12 00 ~ recen-t full mfonnatton at no m , Lucy Jane Lucas up Mar~ :all. or obl~.gation wh.atsoevf'r met 4 40 a m HP.Ien Z up Mar -iiAidvi.iiimieti 6 116 a m : Jerry Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid ONE TIME BUY I WOMEN$ CANVAS SNEAKERS !Mado in U.S.A.) Regulor 1.98 Voluo Double ~eked canvas tapered toe last, arch type cusbioD sock lllliDg m sizes 5-9. Alao cbildrens sizes 11-12 ID navy aDd red. I ~~· HALLO'WEEN "EA!JQUARTERS t RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Mlddloport, D. ghter. Grandparento are and Mrs Eugene sm 1th Mrs Jimmy Dillion and Mont Vanre were vtsttmg Pt Pleasant recently. Mr and Mrs Walter Ferrelli! and Blily of Pataskala visited! rerenlly w1th h1s ,1ster Mrs John Dean and Mtch from 15th to 16th and sur- Sl. Paul. F•ghtmg Hadara m Tokyo Nov prtsmg UCLA, an upset Vl('tor 20 for tue world bantamwetght 1 over Syracuse, climbed mto the tft"?1lw~wr,~~ Litle 20th postbuD. ----------.-':~--------....,;~..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,...,..,...,..,,,,J SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs Hallie (Leach) man was hosleas for a •h<•weri g1ven r the commumty house OCT. II at Pagetown for Mrs Stone re- The monthly meetmg ot cently Several from here at- Neighborhood One G~rl tended Leaden and committee memMr • Mrs Otiver Michael berl will he held Monday <Jcl. and son, David, VISited w•th ober ll, at I p m. at the Mr EliJah M1chael an of Mrs A R Koight, NeJgbmg recently They were all borhood chairman. Athens to vtstt Mr The Daughter• of Rutb class chael, a patient at of the United MethndiSI cburcb Arms ~>Spital will meet Monday at 2 m, Mr and Mrs Charles at the church w•th Mrs Ja<:ob I VISited m Harr1sonv1lle Gloeckner 11 hostess ly with Mr and Mrs. Ed King, Mr William Kmg and Mr ocr. II Mrs Eddie King. Pomeroy Chapter NQ !j), Mr and Mrs Wayne al Arch Masons, will hold stat. and family VISited With ed convocation Wednesday at and Mra Roger Yoong 7 30 p m for busmess and MISs Judy King along w1th eoolerrmg of the Mark Maater other g~rla from Degree Thomao C Edwards. bigb 1 1 tJ 11 offi thell' mustc teacher pres, reques a J· to CoJumbus where they cen and compamons to attend. 8 music dmtc. ocr. 14 ViSillng recently With The Eleanor C~rde of Heatb Hazel Arnold and f.amily were MethodiSt Church will meet Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Russell Thursday evening ot 1 be Rutland ?nd Mr. and Mrs. church rick Wilham& of OteBter M C 1 St Jey The Past Coundlors of Theot~ . ~~ Man W v Be8I dorus Council Daughters of Am ~~e:al :rom ~~ • ~ca wiii meet Thunday evenweddmg of Miss mg, at the home of Mrs. Norma olo and Mr Ra Clapman at the Zwn churc~ A reception lr"'"ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiii==o, l wa• he'd followmg the ceremony Mr and Mrs Ray Under· wood w11l make their home at FINISHING Newark. Our boot quollty isiied :J:ed SH1RT up Winfield 9 40 p m ; Elgercliff down Wmfleld 12 40 • m ; George Pr1ce down 3 IS am , W H Shaver, Jr Winfield 3 40 a m., Solvay Winfield S 30 a m • A J Patlen up Winfield 6 25 a.m. R G Weot down Winfield, waiting .• ...-.~ 1 DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Robinson's Pollllroy WANTAIAISI? Maybe J011 ore JliiYiDI aut f85 to $80 a 1110111h 011 bills and debta. Get 011e loan Switch to quiet furd luxury for '66 ~ This switch is to bring you music of your choice on lhrdS new stereo tape player This is for automatic speed control This is to alen you if a door is ajar This is to lock all doo.rs with one tooch This is to remind you to fuste:o. seat belts This controls 4-w.ty flashers fur emergency roadside stops This swings the Magic Doorgate on wagons out • for people. Doorgate also swings down furango. 1like this reversible key and test·drive one of the world's quietest rides ford for '66 lu quiet worlcl ol puabllullaa llmlriM ud oplio-. There' I a -Stereo-Sonic T- Player optkla prcwides OYer 70 nnutes of 1111!nterruplad musiC. • Optional Autotnatic Speecl Control lor foot·free cru1s Ina. • A Safety{Conwnlence Controt Panel opHon lots you lock aW doors wtlh -SWitch; provides 4·way flasher sys. llllm for amerpfiC)' roadside stops; baa penet lgtrtsta warn Wfuel'slow, a door's a,ar, )"'W IHt belt's unfastened. • New stat1on W81J011 Mai!C Doorgat.. (standard)-swlnp out Nke a door for people and dowJI IH<e a ta1lgato for cargo. New, e.ddnj model• - See the Ford 7·Utre senos with a 428-a~, m. Y·B, stan<lard, the luxunous new LTO's and Sporty XL's. See your F..-d Deater for a test llrlve. here. I>., off .-ythiaa, Have om, $35 Ill' $&0 I DIGillb loom PIJIIIIOIL Jlave for :roanelf. We can't pve JOU • nile 1114 ,.. ea lte hMJiul, until JOU pt - . aftiMIIIto .... c:........ _...,. KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 I b!'::?! '' 1 At Middleport pomt • Rk Soc"Iety Notes their 'Itle: 3 in the field If lheJ hoped to cope with the llodi· ers. , . The Dodger speed waan I rvl dent • the lira! two same~, but it really came lnll> In the nert three games. ·-• !tole the Twins dizzy and thelJ fleet center!Jelder, Willie Da~ tied a series reeord Ia 1110 Dodgers triumph by IWipllta three bases. ~y ~ ~er had done •t bel m 1909 when shortalop !"~ 1\agner •f tbe Pittsbur.,. rr rates turned the Irick. Actually, Davis' ateals did 1 Four Fm"ed I I for us looked "bad" In Los Angel01 m Los Ang•les But 1 Clln't forget how they 'We d1dn t do anythmg nght Tl Jnd" <' fifth game tri· beat us here, so I'm making no and they oouldn't do anythmg umph made them 4-1 favorites pred t01ns lie added "If wrong " he Sllld 'Those mf10ld to wm !he <enes and !bey were there Is a seventh game on bleeders they got and thoJr 1110 to wm the 1istlt game. Thursday (Doni Drysdale wlll speec on the bases really kill L"' Angeles had gone mlo start fo us w1th all the rest of you once they get ahead " the Senes 5 chOJees but when our pltch•·s m the bullpen " And m Los Angeles. the the Twms won the flrlt twQ That would mclude Sandy Dodgers always go! ahead - games, Mmnesota became a Koufax, who w1th a four·hll and early 3-t lavunle performance put the Dodgers The ""s left oo a special \ "It's pretty obvious the odds ahead Monday at Los Angeles charlered plane shortly after don't mean much," Alston obwhen he beat J1m Kaat, 7.0 theJr fifth game defeat, but the aerved , ::aat had bealen Koufax m the Dodgers stayed m Los Angeles They sure haven t thus far, second game here, 5 I They were due to leave after but 11 wa:; obvmus lbal the Mele adm1tted his Twmslworkl "out at Dodger StadiUm Twms would bave to overcome I SyraCUSe SoCiety Notes IJbn) Gran~ (Jim) Merrill or against the Dodgers. They (Camllo) Pascual," Mele said didn't cover bues on Infield He Insisted he wasn't Inn grounders, they failed to cut concerned about how the Dod· off ernnt outfield throwo and gers lnld them so J•ltery they generally acted like the llndWith their base runrung speed gers had them so J•tterv they and bunting power io the three couldn't do anytlllng right games ~ Los Angelea "Well we'v• looked badly be"They sure kill you w1th that fore and always have come out speed," he said, "but we have of 1t," said Mele about his the power to overcome 1t" faulty !~elders "And we better Not Evident come out of It Wedoosday or The power aeldom was eVJ· 1t w1U ~ too late " dent In the three games In Manager Walter Alston of the Loa Angeles, where the Twins Dodgers admitted that "1! looks fumbled and "ran scared" lhke everythmg 18 gomg r1ght NEW YORK IUPI)- Bnusmg Arkansas, ~hiCh sm.,hed 1 I unexpected early margin. Usu Nebraska, Which has employed Baylor 38-7 for liS fourth wm I I all\ the Dodgers don't score for Sandv mt 1J the late innings 8 devastatmg rushmg attack agamst no defeats, drew 247 and an unyteldmg derense to pomts for a tenuous grto on NEW YORK 1 l1PI1 n m Tt ~ n:al! v pilPd tt on for batter four successive op- thJrd wh1ch was threatened by Nmeteen top ranked tahlc !Pn Flono m&nager and tramer of 1\.oufax gJVmg h1m a &0 lead ms players or Ohw Will play a I for 1ner- hf•avy..,.,e 1gh1 chamnr 1n l rfler -ee mnmgs and S-0 ponents, today retamed 1ts spot MIChigan State The B1g Ten s1 at the top of the maJor college Spartans received 245 pomts arround robm tournament a ur 1 Floyd Patterson d1ed Thur-.rta~ aHer four That was 1 lot By Bab Wingett day and Sunday m Colnmhus l mrhl ar tht age or 68 at Mar v morP n Koufa x IS accuslootball ratmgs although sternly ter routmg a good Michigan for hve berths on a men, tC'am lmmac '1t l Hospit al 1 tomed to and a lot more thBD challenged by lii'Wefeated Tex- team 24 7 whtle Georgm reNa \ he netded 1 to represent Ohio m the flll"" n>1W<! I!"~<WilH~ilfiW~..-r~~""'~'l:'i · ~== AHU & as mamed a dtstant fifth w1th 165 I tJOnal Team Tflals m New York The gray hawed adv•~l)r who --The Comhusken of the B1g pomts ~ ovN the Thanksgi\IDJ'! holidays had tramed Patterson ,mr, he l' The Middleport and Pomeroy football teams with Eight Conference recmed 13 " t d f 1 10 , 3, the close-fought clash on the Panther turf last week 1 1trs1 pare m 800 One of the 19 mvtted lo com- IIhe!pmg urnr rro Jrma 10 tram ~ "" at 1 voted 1rom Umted Purdue and Southern Cahfor r Can thepssex-champ bart!ly past, are preparmg to meet stiff SEOAL compe Press InternatiOnal's 35-manl ma whtch were ranked seventh I pete IS John TaMehll! 13 of \1arlh( J N y fur his ~nv 2[ tltJOn Fndav- mght boar d o1 coac hes and a 1otal o1 and e~ghlh, resperlively lasth I M1ddlenort U S Bo}S un der tttle f1ght w1th Cass1us Clay Coarh Bob Ashley's Yellow Jackets will be host to 319 pomt to narrowly edge the veek, moved Into a he for SIX! I ORDF Again Sem S 14 smgles and doubles champ lw •n 1 was slnrkrn "'h emthe powerful Logan Ch•eftams, defendmg league cham· [ Longhorns who sohd•fied their With l39 pomls Th• Bmlerma Sden~e Workbook• ion and canad1an Bo) S Under pvema of the gall brJdder on plOns, Whl le Pomeroy IS travelmg to Jackson to play the I runner-up, position by earmng !.ers and TroJans each sportmg I The Ohio Research and De 16 smgles champion ISunday once-beaten Ironmen 3-0--1 records pushed oast Notre , 1\hddleport now has a 4 1 overall season record, but 1 31 l,:m~s weekend almo!lt de- Dame, whtch fell from stxlh to velopmenl r oundatwn agam Two other Jumor players are He underwent emergem \ sur th ) 11 d ht dl b 1 d th d etghth desp1te a 17-0 VIctor} 1 Will mail a science workloo ;k 101also to compete F'red Henry gery and lat1'r suffered three never- e ess WI un au e ., e ' asse e un er- votd of maJor upsets, the top over Army all OhJO high school SCience 16 Columbus U S Boys tJn heart seizures whl rh resultt'd I dog In tts meetmg with the Ch1eftams Pomeroy11 hnow five teams 1n the UP! ratings teac hers nex t wee k 1 det 16 doubles champiOn and m h1 1th 2·3 aIt er t he 6·0 Ioss to t he J ac ke t s, II kewise WI ave all held the1r ground although MISSISSIPPI State took one I The proJects In tlle Workbook s - - - - ~--Ifourth ranked m U ~m~ Palle on \loho leaves shortly \ MILD he Odds against them Pull ' the competitiOn for th1rd place, step from loth to mnth and are to be done by students un gles m that dlvlslon, and Rog- for l-as \ e a:. for hJs bout with MOD• JiliN 1leld mg out a wm I as _well a!l rtrst _ ' grew fiercer_ Fl orl da another South eas tern der th e dtreel1on of the1r teach - er Lew1s 14. Columbus, U S Clay~ had gbeen kept mfm med \ VOUTHruL 1 urmng ba~k to the M1ddle- Fullback Danny Abbott and rort vtrwry over the Panthers, Danny Lauderm•ll <t< ~"nunted Conference team, JUmped from er!l This Js the second year or Boys under 14 doubles champ on the conditiOn ol Flono and I ~r. reel evervon" \'.Ill agree 1t for two touchdowns each for JBth lo lOth to berome the only Ults umque program 100 {patred w1th Tannehtll) was shorked speechless W1'en 1by \\aS a real thnller and well the Panthers, and little Pat new member of the ehte group be learned of hiS mandger's l worth the pnce of adm1s.~:t1on 0'Bnen tal !ted the other one Oregon, which had been tied W<" ~ "'¥ ~ " ~" ~ ' ,. " ) Play starts at noon Saturday Ideath He merf"'y could say, o\MEii iCAS lAIIG[Sl SELLING SfWe over Abbott Laudermtlt and Bobby th MISSISS!ppl state 1or JN~ According to the record WI vw• t US VEGAS, Nev. (UP!)- fand 1contmues d I With 1 tlmP S I rdout " I'm so sorry I m ow sorry ' t 400 1,a1d to see the game Werry scored rhe Pomemv exlas k or seep an res a u ay I -. .--._ __;__ _ _ _.,;__ _.=-.o.,;;;--•iiii"'"===~ t wee , was the only mem~ 1 The 1 os Angele~ Dodgers were n ghtl nto sunday even 1no al 'r The contest rn•s typical play- tra pmnts Rooky Crow scorbe1 o1 the top 10 to lose The made "verwhelming 4-l favor- he ' ' b T bl T• od hard In the traditiOnal style ed both Tornado touchdownst Colum us a e t!nDIS Ducks plunged from the ratmgs ! Jtes today lo beat the \1mned between the ball clubs of ne1gh one on a 0-yard run l'he Carleton Sunday School after absorbmg a 17-14 defeat 10la Twin&. 10 the World Ser courts 2464 f 1eve1an av Jormg villages rull of excite I p1rmc Will be Oct 17 by Stanford, which edged mto 1 1e1 ment and thnlls £or the rooters Mr and Mrs Wtllram Kmg the top 20. tymg Colorado and Howe\ler, odds-makers lo WARMS UP ' ol each Jearn I I had as VISitors the past week Kentucky for 17th place Las Vegas said they no long LONDON IUPI)-Aian Rud Melg'S County's Oldest & Largest Insurance Agene, Mr and Mrs Ralph Chase and er were aecepttns bets oo km 1201f.t Br1t1sh Emp1re ban I H Is noteworthy to ment10n Mrs Helena Conners of Alabama, a 22-7 wmner of the Judgers, tamwetght chamf10n, warmed while 1n the subject of t h e Galllpohs bu! luckless Vanderbilt, fell from Tbe odds-maken made the up for h1s world bantamwetght J Pomero' Middleport gome Gouge readlngo• I M1., Sandra Beal visited nmth to lith, followed by Duke NotiOnal League champ- lllte bout by poundmg out a , that Jumor Don Swisher was nut Dam 12 3• 13 I, runmng 5 feet ermgbt w1th Mr and Mrs Missoun. Ohio State l3nd West ioo Do lgen 11-10 cboices to fifth ro1md techmcal knockout AGENCY, INC. on the Panther offensive umt on rollers, Pomeroy · Mason 1me Hudson recently Virgmta, ID that order wrap op tbe series in the over France's Mtchel Lamora 24 39 except for a few plays Pnday ZJ oo, Pt Pleasant • Mr and Mrs Ralph Bates sltlb game acbeduted !11< 122 last mght Servtng The Area For Over 97 Years mght l ton 0 81 falhng, Kanawha the birth of a Lam slana State shpped a Wednesday at MinoeapohsRudkL• IS scheduled to meet HospitaJ News 'I slsted manqer Sam Mete of the Twm Playmg In our own ball park bao meant a lot l1l us all season and I'm sure we will get back on the beam" When they resume the Ser~es Wednesday - tbe Dodgero are gOJng to go w1th lefthander Clande Osteen, wbo put them back on the wlllDJIJg track and never baa lost to the Twins Mele •aid he would not deetde who his sixth game pltcb er will oe until after lhe Twma hold a workout "I'd have to IJUess It'll he ' �~· _ ,,.,.__________a---'-•--•-,. -..., .,... - •-·:~o ~ • • \ re. ~" 4 ··~~ . .,.. ....... ___ .. -- .. ., \ ' J ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Oct. 12, 1965 Hike in Sanitation Fee is Thiev~ Break into Three _, .-£hestnut--Rid-.-ge-·:::~e1, ~eroy··ja::·:.:~: Places m1fleekend Attack&! Society • pt PIeasan Propose.d 10 ber home for o visit. Re<ent Sunday dlnner l!llests Recosn.ize ChildrM of Mr. IJid Mrs. Earl Robinaon Church Service and .Mibol Robinaon ..... Mr. ~Jetv and Mra, Howard Robinson, Children enrolled on the CraCarl, Brian, and Raymond, loIdie Roll of the Middleport -cal. Mr. and Mrs. Bill RobinI Chrrh ofChnsl were recogmzBy Mrs. Herben Roub son and family Racine Catlin PI ans were ma de t0 rna ke ap- ed at a recent Sunda} morning ' · A ~le butler Oct. 19-~. when the Sunday School oervice. Mrs. Mrs. Dallas Hili entertained on the Roblnaons in the after- . Edgar Abbott, Jane Abbott to East Letart W.S.C.S. met at the Lionel Bogs, Cradle Roll su• with a dlmer Sunday in honor noon were Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Columbia Gas ol Ohio Inc. church Oct. 6 \1/tth 10 members perintendent, presented each of of her husband. Dallas Hill, and Slover A,lvm and Irene, Ed- Ri&hl of Way, Salisbury. !'l't"'nt. the children with a rooebud her mothu, Mrs. Dolly WoUe, l!>ard Moran, Mrs. Jack SarThe business meeting open- K th M Elhln Su d on their birthdays. Attendlns gent of Racine. Stephanie Rad- Pure 011 Company to Union ed with the hymn ''The Light SChenlne cl t ndnyt, n ay were Mrs Harold Grimm of lord. Pomeroy and Mrs. Pete Oil Company, Merger, MeiRs. oo super n e en , announ~ J k Crl Gl R th , , of The World .Is. J esus, pray- cecl the members preaent includ- Columbus,· Mrs. Doris Hensler, Shleld5. . ac sp, enna u v by Mn. Vtrgtl Roush, and ing Angela Baker, Bobby FO%, Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stev- Mra. Bertha Proffitt of Co- Crtsp to Jack K. Spires, 19 I readtnll of seven verses of Melinda Giiland Jack Humph· ens, Culloden, W. Va .. Mr. and [lumbus called Saturday on Mr acr.,, Salem. Psalm 105. Mrs. William Fox. ry , Robin Heraid, Terri Lynn Mrs. R. c. Hall, Phoenix, Ari•.•and Mrs. Ray Heiney. Spendtflli , Sybil Ebersbach, Admin., Jne ihe preB!dent, gave a short talk Johnson, Melinda Long, Marge Mrs. Dolly Wolfe and Junior Sunday afternoon with the V. Bolin .. dec., to Truman GolD the workshop m.. !illj! she Martin, Franklin Martin, Linda Wolfe of Middleport, Mrs. Dale Heiney's were Mro. Harold ble, Nettte Goble, 6.44) acres, had reoently attonded at Forest Sue Reeddy Michael Reedy Ertc Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bird and Genevieve and Hope ~•iland. Run. . . Sc'tes Robin and Rhonda Sou· Grimm and family ol Columbus. Antiquity. ' Irene BoriOR to Bernard Ad· Mrs. Vtrgil Roush had the ' . . . p .11• M M R ams, Eva Adams, .24A., Olive 1 . ~ 'Li lh<rn, L<tsa Schilhng. ht tp Mr and Mrs Alec Wheeler r. and rs. ussell Roush Reed .11 worshi p program, en 1 111 ~, • vnd WI br · · • d f mJly d1 sv1 e. . . S A .. Th -"· Spurlock a Joyce oe en· Mrs Bessie Stitt Mr aod an a move rom Letart H • CarolJonmg m pace ge. e mcu.1taM El W •• t t•· R h ~. ld arold Reev110s, 1" · · • · Uoo was read by Mrs. Hubert ner. rs. mer emung, 1ea- Mrs. Alfred Stitt attended fun- o. ,,., a1p ~rs res enC@ atl et Reeves to Jl!!tnle snider, parSh' ld R din t ll f cher, was recognized for 25 year era! services for Rev Arthur Fa1rv1ew. 1 S r b •-~el h'·40 eba Mg 0 R vpmes 0 lor teaching io the Sunday School. Stitt at Ractne la.<t week Mrs. Wanda Douglas Leoper l ceLu, .~ 11s GuryTh .1 Olga J 1511 1 rs. oy earson --· of Da ton spent 8 Sunda 'th an::r · el ~. • \' fo!iOIVed by. hymn "This is My 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buck enY Y WI Theiss Norrrut H Tltelss Fatber's World.", Miss Lew~ f:leciPd iertained with a burtett dinner Mr. and Mt!. Olden Thaxton. United' States of America, Readings were given by the Officer of Choir Sunday in honor of their daugh- Mrs. Grady Cratg and Sher- Flowqe Faoement Lebaoon. folloWillj!.l)lrs Gerald Hayman M Se Le . .d ht I ter, Pam's, birthday. Attonding ry and Keith of Syracuse spent John N Hill E~ma L Hill Mrs He~chei Roush Mrs' M '"' d ~en W~l~~- a~g Ler .• were Beverly Stobart, Karen a Sunday with Mr. and Mro. to United .Stat~ Flowage 'Ease. · llayman. Mrs.' Vlrgii It; · ~ th ~·d ~/"~tddl ewt;, Sayre. Jan Hill, Ruth Pierce, Floyd Noms. . ment Letart. ' . . u n ., epor, and Becky Ables Mr. and Mt·s. Carroll White ' o h El . C Ro ' Mrs. Earl Adams. Mtss has il<'<>n e!Prted <metarv-tre- ; . nd D ria •nd De a I • · j Chester B. ,,ha an, •te . ,. • . , . Mr : and Mrs . Oallas "Ill and •. atart s a nt Sunda • ann LC· Sh ht Um·t·• Sial e&. Fl ow ara Adams an d Mrs. I\'1I- Ia~urcr or lhe Warren Wilson I wlt.h o M i a r to llam Fox IC II Ch . s . N . Doll! Wolfe attended funeral pe y r age Ell'"ment. Lebanaon. . n t-~e ot_r ..• \~annano~. ' . ser'Vice~ for their COU11in. Don : al'KI Mr.'!. Dorsa Parsons. T El . Week of Prayer and SPlf-Or- .c Mts~ Lewts. 1 ~ a gr<~duai<' of . I 0 av id Gl oeckner, a student at Charles M. urner, lite Turn · 1· be b ed 0c 2.. · · RA~poln at Hurrtcall<' W Va to kl' w b 'nk n~athts ~~ h o serv t o ~ Midd~epon Htgh School, Cla~s Mr. and Mrs. Eariy ftoush •Ohio State University, s~nt a l: Lots rret~~t A~~i~~ity n a e c ~.'c · of 1965. i spent a couple of days with I weekeod with his parents, Mr. L. ·; d3 's h001 D . A duet, Now I Belong to Je- ~ Warren Wilson Collegf' is own d M E · 01 k 1 ucy "man c • ee., sus" was sung by Mr~. Herbert I d d t·• b tl B d. Rrv and Mrs. Bert O'Connor an rs. rwm oec ntr. to Ad&m SchnH, Joan Chtlds, • e an opera n~ Y It' oar · w hlnrrt Co t H Mr and Mrs Roy Pearson · Shield• and Mrs. Ferne Hay- of National Missions. United' a1 as on r. ur k ou••· spe i Saturd• . ith M Fl. ·d ' Nellie Marie Brown. Cert. for man. Mrs. William Fox close-d Pt·e.;byterian Ctmrrh U S.A I Mr~. rwln ,Joec ner spent Ad n of Za Y w_ll ~s. ~} Trans., Pomeroy . tbt meetin& with prayer. ' . , .. . a week with Mr. and Mrs. Lar- 1 ams nesvt e.' rs. ae Adam Scholl, dec., to Joan ry Badgely at Columbu•. Mrs. Pearson. the former s mother, Chtlds. Nellie Marie Bnnw, HOLD HAYRIDE ~ Rl'servr~ Rel'orrl ;B11dg ·• accompanied her to accompanied them to. her horne Cert. for Trans., Pomeroy. The Leading Creek Helpm~ ' 4R-20 (;rirl Virto1·~· ' In Racine after a vistt with her Harry Laudermit. Lucille I 4-H Club The PomProv. P9nthm· re•isMter. ••· d Laudermilt to Howard E. Ab 1, 1 Hu,~r . recent had a .havride . r. and .,, 1rs. 0 rs bott p 1 s l'sb and w1ener roast. Attendmg wrr . serve foot ball temn took a 48d f .1 f S M • arce · a I ury. Dixie Cuson. Stev~ Sayre. Rng- 20 win ovPr Wahama Monday : and ~m 1 k, ~l /raeu~,C 1 ,. I Edith Shain to Max Alien i tr, Margie and Dixie Wam!-:l ey , t'ven ing on the Pomero~·. field. I rs. se ay~h OM 0 ~~· I Fichinger, .Judith F. Eichinger, 8 Jallf~ Jean and Je~nme Srhuif'r .. Charle~ Hy sell find Ke1th Phn11~ ::~. un ay w rs. IZ· -~--'~·;;;P;;;o;;;~._e,.ro.Oy..· - =,_==;;;l Vlckte, Cathy, Mtke and Ron- lin each scored two touchdowns The lnlted Brethren W.M. A.It' nle Harrison. Gregg, Jt>ff .. for the Wlnnrrs to pa('e ~he ' met at the home of Mrs. stev~ and Charlotle Pe<"kham, scormg attack. Others !!Conng F'l d N rtl f bu 1 1 0 Brenda Barnett Mary Gardmer, 1far PoMerov were Mike Sti 1l. Y1. 0 M9 ;:: 1 -" ~~ ~ Wrighi aod Larry Wtles Oct. 10, 1915 mee mg. em " atton mg l Joy .nd Ma ry Ruth ~Sauers ' Deb - Mike · 1 · 1 1d. ' p MF. were Florence Adams Marge ] ble Hall. RoJarJna PH!Ier.;nn. t>Br 1 will one tour t own. o ,nov LANES G. J I' NI i , M · III t • 11 ,. · d tWlce · an d Phar·'" Sunny KnIi bt•n f~•a gu• Lliarles Van Met.r. I,. I.18 and Wrli ' Anmm, h c u Jar orr~. Mill .arvd I. East Letart Ladies to Make AppIe 8Utter Apple Grove s . Notes rr. Property 1f Transfers I ,. .. ~ I ('ty • I BOWLING · --- w"lth the :" BEST 1 Kevin~ Kitchen . . r:aper<>ne' ~~~~ll~r s~~::n ~~~r.ao;d ~~~: J ac k·' \\' am Iey . , . . ou .. xl.ra poinl s_u······ 01\CI·. i Dolly Sentinel IIoiA's Cl.r\SS ET\'TERTAINF.J) Beauty Shopp~ w9 Mrs. E. .J . Hill enlr.rt,1incd thr. Friendly Tavern J. 7 5 p~~:I·No~;~me . .. S8:lly Pear~n. employ~ an I IsALES & SERVICE in ] - 6 6 Columbus. s~nl the week end I I . mt>mtJers of the Junior class of ('row's Steak Hnu 5 7:. with her parent~ . Mr. and Mrs. 1 I he FIMwoods Methodist church f<'orest Run BlocK j 7 Roy Pearson. ol which <hr is 1cacher, wtth · Dutton's Drugs 4 8, Joyre &nd Knr•n Rou•h of , DEVOTED TO INTEREST O' :1 p<irl.~· Salurday an{•rnoon. at • High Gam. e - Loui!le Gil· ! Troy ~pent a wrek.end wllh their - -- - - - --- THE DAILY SENTINEL =: ..!i.e.z. =:IJII:~"~• till ::;" 11:,"~::/r. ~: ~ 1:: :=.~ 1 I Mr~. Le!ter ••ctle,ra •· O~Ntn~ PvbB•n•r I ie~ were served to Robbie Eas· [lngels 468· Htah Team Game-· Roush. ~rs . Edna Roush ac· l cn.•••r Tlnn•hlllo ldlt•r ' Block 1"1 I d th em t 0 her horne Pul<~••ru••1 "'·e ry atterrtoon e~<''"' on, Hubert Eason. Jennifer, ! Forest. Run &38· High mmpane 1 MIIG5-MASON ARIA 'I· ·k L . ' here. it~w cn .: n ~•n. Cl n ~~ <H awson ..'feam Series - Dally Sentinel, ll!rn .•·· nh"'· ~5769 Ru~·n~u off 1 <'' I Elaine and Mikel Mi lhoan and : 1802 phunl' \\i ~-21.">6 . Edotona l phnnl W\' ' PLAN SERVICES I 2.21~7 1Mrs. Louise FralE-y substitute Entl'rf~ II lf~ond l'liU rn•lllnl , I h BANTAM BOYS LEAGUE Jerry "•sters Pomeroy • ••t'll no,,, .,, a· \he posl nflice :O.' Poml"fOJ. ear er. i'UI ' " S \llt r1 n.• l•.v Valley t'ubllsh GJ 110 )oJ et· h anic 5, ,. rom , enna fhf' llll•n d ""''· 0 Bo;,~~·~·~~~,, :.~·.~;u.·;~~r ~ep;4~~"~a~i~~· ~~... :'\n-. I'< I'W 't'or ll City, .'<r•w SON HONORED rt. I, 1965 L. Carl B. Weese and son, Don, . Team l w2 2 S•~"•"ri~>tion rat.efi: Deliver~d by were guests of honor at a birth ' Team 2 2 2 earrter wl 1ere Jvailabl~. 30 cents llf'f . we~k: one .l'f'ar in ;,dvant•.- at the day dmner Sunday. glvcn by Team 3 2 2 ~~~~hN~e ntlnel offt~e Sill Mrs. Carl B. Weese al their Team 4. 3 2' Mooo• home, Syracuse. Pr.,ent were Team ~ 2 1 ~:!!!:;<~-~~---·;,;,.,oi. j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wee!e of Team 8 2 J jiiii;;..;,;;oii;iii;i~.:;iii...--; ]j Porma Height!, Mr. and Mrs. Hi&h Game and Series - J , Don Weese and children, Tract Sebo 132, 250 12 game series): Heedqutrttl'l For I and Melanie of Ractne and Mr.1 High Team Game and Serfetand Mrs. Carl Weese. ITeam 8, 1~: -~!30. _ _ __ MISS AMERICA LOAFERS THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0, dw- ..... omc:.r ':~ -:"ecuun ~ FaA · IIILOerlih.DIIl~., lro 14 Ch ~ u.. • •, .... Ill' cl1U. ... hold services, Friday evening, Loculi II. Mlol~pert October 15, at the Keno Church, Phtnt WY 2-2511 of Christ at 7:30. L..~..,......- -........,.,....J ' -- -· • ...... mar ~t ii ::z- ,. a. - .c ~tp It . . ....,.. ~ r. - · ~ .... 10 .a • • - til • HAS DINNER GUESTS Now Many Wtlr Jacob Gloeckner entertainecl with a dinner Sunday, •l j her home, Oak St. Guests were ' Allred Gloeckner of Canton, Mr. l With Mort Co111fort and Mrs. Flo>·d Price Clnt:'Jn ; (n~!~w~er.=-~~ae:~~~~ Mr~ . FALS£ TEETH nilli, Drnms Moore of R j o more firmly To eat and talk 1n mort ' and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore 1 ~t'i=· ~:~ee:::uS~~ I"AB'I'EET:D at aQ Clr'UI counter. . . , Gran de, Mrs. EvPrctt Dalley I or Pomeroy. ! "'" ' ~'~'~'~'~'~!. , ., ./ oomfort. Ju•t sprinkle a little FAB• t'n:TH on 7our plates. No 1wnm1, LIVE MODELS OF The New 1966 Just Rereived! New Shipment One thermostat can keep your whole house comfortable when you 'heat with Gas. HUFFY BICYCLES All Sizes Including English Bicycles and Dragsters If you heat with Gas, you can blaure you enjoy the best heating fueiavllllble. Why does practically every modem homeowner prefer Gas? Economy. Gb heat is far and rtWaY your best buy. No other autom1tlc mtlhod can deliver as much hnt per dollar. You don't need expensive 1xtr1 lntulltlon Ill OGnhiVI hnt when ~ou heat wilh Gas, nor LAY AWAY YOURS FOR CHRISTMAS do yo11 nled to close lltf rQOIIII • heltlna bills. cemttrt. Cia• M~tfnc ~ wann, flowlnc air-much 01 hiVI -lo.table thin the oppJ'MiiVI, MIN air cl othlr typel of hlllln• CIHniiRnt, Tncked-ln and llr IIGI ne llutt 1ncl cllrt 1111 prn1nt In all homel, bill Glt fore•~ air IIMtlq ~r'l=a IIM'I mott Counafl received • ·~~=~~ from Cit)' Ice and Fuel to e1 its landing from 4th Street to the Silver Bridge. A committee compoaed by Bob Haynes, Ernest illlldley and II* Doolittle waa appointed to inveetJcale lbe matter. Councilman James Fisher reported fhat hil commiltae to Skinless 1111111-111 to ~ lt. lclmt olt1er . . 11t11t 111V1 110 tllttrs • • • liD pile. fvr tht clltt • fiCI but all your Wilts •d lumlture. Qood ,._,,, You btl Whlthtr yollfl TENDER·MILD l!olllllt old or-, 11... 411 ..U, ctii·CIIII lttllll 51 Dlllllllld DUDLEY'S 59 N. Second Ave. MIDDLEI'ORT, 0. DIAL WY 2-5560 WIENERS OLDSMOBILE Genuine Crystal CADILLAC one glas with 7 gallon gasoline .,...,._ Starting Thursday Gas. \:'1 TO ATTENDI of' .-, ·Refreshments Will Be able on ••J'RBlil CUT GLAiiJS" lligo. CIIIW ftP/reo Nov"'""" Ill, , . . * MAKE A DATE. COME TO •••• II ACTIONLAND" KARRand VANZANDT eTHURSDA.Y ,eFBIDAY L . POMEROY •ttin&'· And they're ideal for use when ...-. ta!ninr. Start now to collect a complete aet of gl 1 at Good Neighbor Aabland Dealere displa,mg 1111 ServedI October14 mot~Mtr qaallty premium otfer by )'OUr Ooo4 lfeitbbor Ashland on Dealer. You get-~ Gl')'Nl wt g)aas J'REE with every purcba. Jo. of Aablaud Vitaliud G1180line. Theae heaYJ>b. t.-a141 glnms will add to the atb'active- of ;rwr s-'• * PLAN llelt It lltlt. Mk yow kalli• c1t11er • eontrllctor fGr 1M ntCGIIltlllft~lf;M •, , wt'nt IUrl • MOORE'S PHONE WY 2-2848 And Now •• Karr and VanZandt Presents ... DUDLEY'S 1 I • I shall lit 'IIUi IPIDted to &ad ill 1 -"'" ' 111~ CHASE HARDWARE ...,.... ....._"',.'""'•*""!!. 'l'bl H KING lfi,""'"'"· ::1\..' ..- ., 1<~••• , h" home. Ice creom and cook-[ more, 184; High Seriea _ Pat parents, Mr sod Found l COLEMAN HEATJNG L; WOOD GRAIN CEILING Neg1"Igent • Ci •t Action I · PT. PLEASANT - Cily Po- his vehicle and sfruck the !Wb- - - - - - - - - - lice investigated three break~ erts vehicle. t ing and enferings Monday which Mrs. Roberts was treated at Mro. Alto Clooe occurred during the weekend. Pleasant Valley Hospital for a Mr. and Mrs. Alvert Cone PT. PIP'S' ... "·• o Ill t' The Ia'"" ofl1'ce of Mus~a~ ""' ""' ..,.,or . ves tgate the defect. of new city pollee cruiser •· "' and bump on the head and Rife was visited at t.•e home of his broB· Mor•an ---~ed to If b 1 h Musgrave on Fifth Stre• • ·~w•uoMtN new c y ui dlnJ ad made one-half ton pick up "' was treated lor a laceration of the ther, 'lfr. and Mrs. Charles CouncU !all ntghl at a Ienctby study of matters they were received on boo~t~h~~~;:;;~~d by forcing a door, the forehead requiring Hve stitch., Cone of Athens R. D. 1 el r.OI!Uilll' aesslon thai tbe allllta- should . brouaht to the allen from the Two River were ransackeo and re- to close. The mishap is still un- The Robert Shaw family of t.tllll fee be ~ailed from $1 to tlon of the architects aod con- Company and Mason ported missing was a 32 caliber. der investigation. Westerville !pent a weekend >i.SO m Poml P!oasant, to ~ struction company before the Motors. The committee was pistol and tf5 In cash. with K. E. Erickson. • Camp Conley, and to $1.76 in year warranty is up. Fisher stat.. thorized by the council to Th 'ted F 1 G Co 1 Theodore Rupert and family e Um ue as m· "cveral Arra•"gned and Mrs. Smith of Mt. Sterling I nd e eraon. ed that tt ·ir report In no way the bids and see who was pany on Main Street was enter· .;,r. were Sunday visitors of Mrs. ARMSTRONG Mayor Morgan pointed out reflected on the ~st adminisbidder meeting all "'"c.i'ficatJon•l b door 1 h8 1 nd he r· ·• ed y forcing the rear o In Justiee Court Ginevra F091er. ' u er I present fee of fl !ration or council but were de- l on both vehicles then the building and !ben Inside the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moroer month the colleclion 8J'08S· feels whtch needed correcting recommendation would be culprit made way to the front i PT. PLEASANT - Arraign- fon attended an R. E. A. meet" approllmatecy t26.000 per now. There were 19 re<-ommon· cepted so the vehicles could office where the night deposi- ed before Justice of Peace A. ing in Indianapolis. ·ear and from this aum the city datlons ranging from before next tory was broken open. The a- M. Goodwin on various charge! Ramon Morrll and lamlly nust buy and maintain a bull- piaoter to a defective can opeo. SC88ion. mount in the depository was not were: Lawrence F. Detenge, were In Grayson, Ky. recently ~. garbage trucks, pay sal- er. The report was accepted by Attending were Mayor known at this time. Jr., Pt. Pleasant, fined $10 and to visit tbelr daughter, Patricia nea of five to soy,n persons council and will be held I or City Clerk Dick The third entry was an Oh- costs on a passing a school bu! wbo 'Btiends Kentucky Christ~ od maintain a land fill. The thirty days for additional roc- Attorney Ray Musgrave Kan Dairy truck parked near charS•: Gilbert Neal, Leon. $10 an College. Provides natural wood like fa. •ro~d raise wooid realize ommendation, then councilmen Bob Haynes, the dairy on Sixth Street. A and costs, speeding; James E. Mr. and Mro. Dennlll Faceture. 48" long in three raDdom ppro•tmately $13.000 per year. Idrawn up and prosenttd. Stevens, Charles Fowler lock on the cab door of 1 he Cottrill. Pt. Pleasant. executed myer announce the birth of a widths. which would give the city some . est Handley, Don Waldi~. a '""" bo d to k the son at Shelterina Arms Hosplt .'IOrking capital for the sanila- , Moyor Morgan appointed four Winter Reid Doolt'ttle J'tm truck was broken open and a ..,., n eep peace ~ . . Washable, can be cleaned with 1 per t0 h p • , quanuty of milk and butter was lor three months after being at recently. 1 ion depmtment. Moyor Mor- i · sons serve on e ian- gins, Wallace Smith, Jim reported missing. arrested on a peace warrant Mra. Maude Holcomb and damp sponge. ~ an also recommended that or , ntng Cornmt"ton . . and Bill Selby. The City officers also are In- stgned by Ltnda Cnttrilt; Ro-1 daughter. Laur.a, 1\!r. and Mrs. I he 50 cent raiAe, 2~ cents be set were Mrs . ,Jean Rm·dln, bert c p p nd ttnd Cott II d M R th Easy to install, applied with 'tside for a recreation program. mo.nd G. Musgrave. vestigating a two vehicle ace!arr, t. .teasant $10 a ~· rew ~ ' tl an . rs. u staples or cement. d dent wh'tch occurred at the 1·0 • costs. lntoxtcatton ; and Thorn- Swisher enjoyed a tnp to WashP •• Following much discussion of rt~y an Jim Wiggins. I IS tersection of ~th Street and as Hllllt, Pt. Pleasant, lined tngton, [\ c. and other points t• mntter, a cornmlttee compo.•- ~ request was reod i J k . $25 and costs on the charge of of Interest In the East. xi of Jim Wiggins, Bill Winter that the zoning be changed on ac son Avenue at 7·5U p.m. failure to report information to Callers at the Ginevra Foat.. td Wallace Smilh was appoint North Mam Street from Poplar ID Monday evemng resuitong m per-, the West Virgima CompenSll• er home recently were Mr. and •:d to make a study of the rec- Street to the Mnlieable Iron sonal Injury to the persons and tlon Department. Mrs. Albert Cone and Mr. and ommandaUon. Company from general to approximately $500 property Mn. Edmu.:d Foster, Mrs. NeOthot action of the council dustrial and also that 7.0ning VI damage. Plea!ant Valley Hospital va Alor, Athens and Mrs. EmiUILDERS included, upon recommendai!On changed m an area in . The .mishap occurred when a Admitted - Mrs. Virgie Suod· rna Whittlllgton, local. ot the Mayor, fhat Walter Rice, I Point Pleasa~i that is now PT. PLEASANT - The car dT!Yen by Helen A. Roberts, grass, Pt. Pleaoant; Raymond John Paul · Henslar and l SUPPLY CQ. caretaker of Krodel Park be slrtcted to stngle family Point Pt.asant wu found 35, Pl. Pleasant travelong eall C. LievJn&, Pi. Pleasant; Mrs. lamlly of Newark spont a week relieved of his duties eff~tive to allow for mulii dwellillj!s ligent and the plaintiff 26th street stopped In lane of otUe Nowlin Apple Grove. end will h ·me folks, October Uth and Torat Morri· ·~artment hou•es. The $500 by the lury in traffic and a southbound car DlscblrJed - Mrs. Hollis Mrs. - lmund Fosler and Mrs. N. 2nd Ave. Mhldhp lrt. Q, son, Pl. Pleasant, be employed , was referred to the I · · action trial or Don on Jackson. Avenue driven by Brumfield and daughter, Crown ';ine"vr~I_!:F~oa~ter~..'!"~e~re~re~centi~!Yb!!!!!""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!l!lll!!!!!!!!!!!l!l•l!!l•••••' to replace Rice. The recommen- commission for ciarlflcaUon. . of estate of Don , Ray C. Rtfe, . Cheshire. Ohto, City; Harold Saxton, Jr., Buf-1 - dation was approved. Councilman Waldie read Jr., YR. the City of Point Rt. I was passmg a car on the lalo : Melinda Legg, Pl. Pleas- • Council approved the itse or city pollee report as ant in Mason County right backing from Fruth P:tar- ant; Hattie M. Tucker, Pt. I the basement of the city build- by Acilng Chlel Jack Pyles Court Monday. macy and Rife lost C1lntroi of Pleasant. in& for 1 sock hop to be held tl1e month ol September show- The artton stemmed from Saturday, October 16, for yoong- l~g the departmenl investigated d•ath of Don Hatten, Jr., EASY TERMS .•• stet'S ages iJ 11\rough 18. An ad- ntne auto accidents; srreoted on June ID, 1961 mission let of 10 cenll per per- five drivers involved tn acci- the Meadowbrooke adclitloon j son will ~ ~barged to delray 'd"nts: !'Sued 368 parking tickets, where the Hatten• then expen~es of music for the eve- ' 10 unlowful parking tickets and ed. Young Hatten, then ninl, ChL'IJl"ron~ will be rmm Inine warning tickets; recover- years o,Jd, waded Into a !lewer 1 ctlmen Wiggins, Smith Don wal l'd one Sltllen bicycle valued excavation and drowned. dte and Mayor Morgan. ,116; made 3t road law arreoto; pl&inlifl ctaimed the city Three street lights were ap- 20 other misdemeanor arrests: in not havinJ proved to he tocoled in the at- one feloroy arrest. to!Bling excavation properly blocked ley between 2Sth and 26th Stree1 arrests for the month. The Members of the jury he1trlnal from Mt. Vernon Avenue to Jef· partment worked 882 hours the action Monday were fer!on; on 21st Street between ing September. •aret P ckens, Gail Jonas. S. MI. Vernnn Av.nue and Lincoln ] ~Cling upon • request from ~w~r~ ~fie~ and on Ninth Street between Ithe Peoples Bank for the rent· ~e H: ea • rvtn rper, Main and Vtand Streets. lng of lour parking spaces on : 111 ·,.Jamea H. Fauver, A cemmiltee compoted of Main Street in front of the bank, dte Pta •• Roy C. Jividen, Cbarlie Fowler, Bill Selby and council reported that they did tlr~e~d~H~o~ff~m~a:n,~M~a~ud~e~Dy=k!e·;...J.;:;:;:;:::::;============~ Don Waldie Wll oppolaled by not feel Main Street parking mo. II tho Mayor to make a oldlly of ters should be rented out a yoath enter for Mlloon would allow the Bank to rent COUllly. · ·• · · four spaC@s on the clty parking Mayor Mors111 recommended lot for the sum of $240 per year 1 IT a.,.e tract Of land situated I Bids were opened on a at the west tnd ot Krodel Park GMC pick up truck offered by. be ueed for a new gorb•ge land t1 city. The only btddcr fill. Morgan pointed out to coou- Otho Nc,l, Pt. Pleasant Rt. , cil that a new fill Is now neces whose bid of 125 was accepted. I sary and fhe city already owns · A committee composed of Don this land and the land definite. : Waldie: Ernest Handley and j 17 need1 raising. Council ap- ; Bill Wmter wa s appointed to 1 proved the recommendation if bids opened last night for : the approval of the <ite is given i by the Health Department . Mayor MOI'jan informed coun ........................................................; cil of the proposed sewage piam to be built by tbe city or Hen· derson at the end of the Shadle ' bridge on the right. He pointed out thai the sewage plant I• to be an open Jake or lagoon type plant and m hia opinion odors Comas To The trom the plant may invade the lower end ol the city of t'OIIDI ,1 BIG BEND AREA Pleasant. CouncU passed a motinn to Inform the city of Hen dmon that If auch • plant • located there and offensive odo1ro~ NOW OPEN are carried to Poiot Pleasant ll On A by prevailing winds then the Point Pl0111nt Council would LIMITED lAStS have oo recourse except to uoke and legal action apfnst Henderson. WATCH FOR OUll '!'rick or Treat night was set GltAND OPENING lor the City of Point Pieaoant for Thursday, October 28th from & uDill I p.m. NEW! Ji'" I Debbie and Tammy Pettll call- tbe weekeud wllll r•"llh• lit ed on 'liJs llit.l Wilbur. a.illh1 W. fa. N Ql,l I N~ """' 0 AIIILHIIDOL• •JFat.IIGODF I 'Mf, eSA.TURDAY • . •· • • • .J. . �. ..... .. " ,. •· ..... ... . "• · • " •o- .... .... .,,.o M ">• •• • I ••" ••• • • Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midd!:P_ort, 0.,_Oct. 12, 1965_ ::___ ·- .. . ... -·...:-..::-_ _-::::::--;-;-~--___:.Fo.::..r~S.::le=---1 e SALe Nt AD FO" -. -__ ~ __ AU~ON Satur•·y, October ..._ Ud 11 WA The former James Sayre home, HW 16, !965, 10 :30 a. m. 1 have INFORMATION · sold my farm home and will IJ&Am.lNA in Syracuse 3 bedrooms, ~:=m....,":"1:•ttor- 1 ~!'~~~~~,,.. ~ "-" wm .,.1'111'_,cad [W til .. POMEROY - 2 story 1 rooms, bath, . lront floors, lovely kitchen, full : selJ the following personal basement.gas[urnace,largei property. Located just off lot, liberal financing. Buck· State Route 7, 2 miles .,...., north ~ 1 Loan Ga ·,1 I· antt• -1:00 ._ M Pulll!.-t!OII ev. t' Building and side "'-:cbes, r- 1 one I heating, of Tuppers Plains and ··~/f~ AI l_l gaa large lot. QUAliTY be mil• south of the icnction of financed. ~.0110.00. 10 12 6tc 1 7 and !iO. Watch lor auction -ROUTE 33- Cot+....-e, .... ..,... ·~-e 4 rooms, .u• • ..._, ..., •• d.....,..., i ·- - - - - - - sign: bath, gas heating, front porch \\'ARM Hratrola Wardrobe and olhor bedroom block storage building. $500 lJ rupnn;n;;u.. ••• good condition 40.000 BTU. furniture, living down, balance $36.53 per WI '1f Stanley Trusse . i room suite, otto-- month, $3(MX).OO. ..... - .. Long Bottom, Ht. l. Ohio. ·, man odd _..,. _,_,_ ,......, two SUBURBAN FARM - 20 acres c.m ... p11t _,. . - ......... 10 12 3lC sewiDg maehlDtl, oae old and and one story frame house _,,~.UJA-''.~~· ("' • ... ~~="':..,;;~~ ...,_ .!!!' _., .,. . ltpolts , ""''II ... Jhio. Ph . 446-a115. 1 MORNJ~G '\!h:" '"':: · ~ i • 1961 Greenbrier Corvair Wigon __ $1095 I 9 Pass. 6 eyl. engine, 4 Speed trans,, good tires, ~dio. Heater. White and •••,...... lftKtlv• DaN lt'"miMr 1. 1HI vALLIY ANTINNAI. PUILIIMINIIIIC..coA.. AN ORDlNANCJ: UPL\LJ.l'riO ORDIN• OHIO AND TOWII .-cz No. m ANDAND coNTIL\CTING ••.,." LICIMII TOANTINNA oo aull · WrrR COLUMBUS SOUTIIIIRN Mill M ••• A COMMUNifY omo EL!lCTRW COJlPANY. ITI TILIYIIION IYITIM IN THI YIL· AND OP MIDDLIPOIT ''"TI " L'"UANDPUILICPLACU JN or _. u .... me ......... PROVIDlNG roa TKI li'UING or cunoeton. Ohio. tf ta tu ..,. Judi· THE RATES TO BE CHARGED J'OR rneli\ and 4UcnUOD H 11 foUDII tt N suCH ••••'""'· ••n raov1nr•o •••••''"' .,.. ,....,..,...., ..,,., rom"m!!.'o'a.MANNER or PAYMENT.,.'" .......... , _ ...., . ._..., _ .,... .... By FRED LASSWEI.L - turquoi:;e finish. Real economy, •• rr oaDAINOII •• THII COUNCIL STATE OHlO; OF THE OF YILLAG& or MIDDLII'OBT. mtn~. *-~at~D~*IJPIII ot ..mce• ;-..,::;.::.~..-:,... VibuttDD tnJWnlulon t.JiraUib ~-,on,andO!do, ttJ tbe m.m• of di• ..=-:; V. Oftbe-lt•n 10. Pootpone U.W!ckod l'l· 13. Ala-ba.ma.'a Good tift'S. Clt•an interior. Radio and heat- seaport. pomallftW Motor co. 1 CA-d_'! -..... trans. .... ... :U. Shlpohapetl <lock 15. One's MARK IV AUTO .z===========-==-IDBBP ... Jlla ':':C==:=::-:::-:"-::=:::::::--:::::::1 _... I ..a._. c 11----- 7. - N_.. . mouD~ I WaniiRI STEREO: Mov.... T WANTED 'JO BUY --- s SAW ---------·10 6 LOGS - - ~ sewing machine. 1161 liNGER: 1 $5Q·OO Per M. Le gaI Not• I Rt. 7• $3•500· 00 · 6127 . of l :,a~tJe~~~~1:~r~~ ~tnAr!r:a!!': WY30tc2- Phone 9 14 ~ SALE - - -- I souTHER~ · TO 10 p • M• . co~. 1 I Ro Ute 7 WI goo roa Dl81D LAG£ oF MIDDLEPORT, MEIGS eueet1ve •treet uenun' onunance or tnJtalled. u:ae higbway. Four bedrooms, living, cnUNTY, oHIO. AND ESTABLIS· dining, family, kitchen, brf'ak· , ~G " FORMULA Jo'Oll v ARVlNG '[ SUCH HATES. fast, play, mald'l, utility and sh p Three baths cerami tile , ar: IT ORDAINED BY THE COUN"CD. I 0 · ' C I OF TH~ \llU.Af.a: OF lllll.ID.L.Uutt'L and watl tO Wall carpel On !iT ATE ot' OHIO: :============·1 (. lnsur.n Including Sundays Indian Summer Sale 1 1 1 c. ! :~ll~le:~ceed ~~~,.,........,,..,_.,.J ~~~ !~J~n~~f:;::e ~~~~:·~:ui~~n~; !!,~thof a•~~uru;~n ~~~n o~~ b:":~et~. ·~~~,:: M~! w. For Rent ~:>PO I H JP Wanted _,=--~-~-1! ~!'' 1ru~i~·cgtm~:" (;o0~m~~~onwl~~ ld:~iON01 ~.:;0:::1. temut <•• !:!11i'!no•bi~:., -:~ ~ ~ =~ ordi~ =- lnstrudions re~ldentlal ver~ rl~ll :n.• a~p• to business WY 2--3117 section. Phone ;;==.;,.-7-·,.-,.-- "' ;:'ODERN country. 2 and awning. Also 1965 Volkswagen sedan Low ·l · ffil eage. Radio. Call WY 2-3712. IO It 61P bedroom hnuse ·,n I G()()(j water su pply 10 11 3tc CLARINET 7013. yard furnace , close to schools 122 Union Avr:. Call WY 2-Jl\4 MEIGS- and pony. swiFT WY 10 9 HOMES ' '3658. 10 1 tic ment. Wy v -R-OOM apartment, newFOUR ly decor<tted. $4ft per month. for our free catalog and moo· FOUR ROOM Fu~ni!'ihed WY 2-2975. Wr1te or WY 2--2208. Phone 10 11 tOte "'-I Auto ~ 81 stop in • •• a as a son 8 er 1 Va., Call 773-5686. ~:-:--:::=~-. I 1'00 ~-m- -pa- rtme·n~t ground floor 185 s. Front, Middleport. Call WY 2·5 141 . tO 1 tfc ~A-ll .EH • ll -'YI'S t.... d ::• ;:rk -~· tree • • Q war~ate ro:Pn~~o~:: Minersvil:e. Ohio. r'booe W\ tfc 1 11 w lst FLOOR furnished, 4 rooms d bath od 1 n_ • m ern apartment.1 Middleport, WY l-3874. l-:t:i24 .. Thr~e _ _ ----- ---~-- • Wheel riding trartor wilh trailer, SHIO.OO. Power . tor, $20 .00, deep we II cu II 1va je-t pump, $40.00, 1 rotary, 1 I bo'L I 00 fee mower, i.ll 15. . 10 · 12 Wheelbarrow, $15.00, 9.6 cu. ft. Frigidaire refrigf'rator. S60 art .00 , ap men1 gas range, $20 ·110· lrv;" "'' Mt'ller ' Rt · 14 • near Carpenter. 10 7 ~tc for l&le. 750 2-7i31 ~34 ps bea~ WY :1-512'1 . 8 28 tic .. -~ with fan . Pbone WY 2-9970. · ····· · " ;:u ~o rno~~ at . .. "and IB .rter Nll fo UMree ,:~effect11041b-orn ""*" not...!!:' * 1•ut.e Dt:rERMINATlON ())' CAPACITY "·ro'o'l Style Post fY1il Haircuts .....•.•. $1.25 Sh &5 ampoo ell .. $1.50 30 d.y Color rl'nll' $h & I $3 50 . . 50 • p ampoo L II $7 ermlnlnr. • up We Selland service Wig!l and Wi"lltl • IlL =. Prett-:!t :.r prt~ Style Post M.r'e's I . ~. WY 124 S ynevM. 2-5271 Ohle anytime I 21 1200 vu,. G~•t. ' ·· •·•'''·" "" " '"" ' •· ~ , a-._ wnw VUIIIIPBlwlord ell Crltt Wrllll. rn. • """CII a C. .....,...,_ •••ftii1AIIn .. Rallll', 0. IIIA.UMUM Tbem•tered Mu:lmum CtploCitJ dlall .,. tbe each HJ"Vkeo ltiPPUed under the provttt0118 of w. Sc:bedule. ex· c:ept u modified DoenlDafter. the lndlvlduaJ Dem•nd ea eae• metered Hrvk:e lbaU be 4e'-'ned _.,_ra,.. )' . • .. '""' v"'ua1 .....,. lhlll be the Meuured Demmd where tile coanected load ea • metered ll to ••ceu of twenty (201 kllow•tt.l wUr• the coanHtild Joad k twenty 1.201 kllowaua or ._., the Individual Deii'IIJ\4 D1aJ' N 411termlnH at th eo mpa...., • ..,, on, •• .,. eoD· uMeuured Demend ..tabUihed ., o,~-··nuou• meuuret~teltt •r """""' tell. or .. uae ..UIIlNad DemaDil derivrd ftom IM COliJitetM lo.O. Meuurecl I:Mman41• ellber bit ,.,.. ~ ~... llf'rvl~e ' • -~ :,anent.,!.~ of • te~ tn a ::~ Company"• Nndlrd =nand•u::" t:. and. Ill· w1111 praat:l.c::e. trle ••rvlce, htnlnabove !.1rth lball be amended U f01IOWI: llltPINc• IUYtC:I Til• Minimum t:n•rp •no tilt C1t•rt• for the tint 30 1:wt1 or 1... or electriC! enefl)' l!oNUmll!tl per m11nth mail be IUI!o. Utherwllt ttle remain~ unchanoed. ••••••L ••• y 1Cl - IIMALL The ch•rtelliCDNDAIT tor Ole flret liD llwb ar .... of electrie Mllfl)' COIUIUmed per mont.lie lba.ll be 11.60 Ind. th.e .,,.. •lte Minimum MoDthJJ chert• •nell I» reduced to.11 ,.r month ....... ,. w1• '"• 1C""'••• l'emltn. •nel!an,. ....... •• ed. .~ 1 N , --· 0 ' n•• Ul1t ()r(llnl~ lll.ID canoe! and •ope!Wde Onllnence Na. 17J Puled lune e. 1Mt. and 11U effect: from IDd Htlor dN eerllut .at~edute 8 :"'ott S:..t=:~ae: =ct':u~';..U:,. 111 SBCI'IONI: Th•J u.e allowed bS' ..,. nn<t n.a wrn. un~tnance ma tei'IIUI • tftdl 00) s. 10, Jee NOTICI 011 IN ILICTION ON TAX LIYY IXCIU 011 .,••L,L LIMITATION ... ,.. ' liwa tllat ln JUnUanee a1 1 btalau011 of tbe Board of Towuhlp Trattcu of t.Jie 'rDW'IIIhl.p or on Chel\el', M-•c ...,, Ohio PINed t.be lttb d:"'r ollu.,.' 1815, '""n Will " IUbmltted to •• Ule people of 1114 CbHter 1M P1 " • Often.l lbee!Uoe te held 111 • &be ToWII.Ibtp of o..,hlo, lhe replar PllcN of vott.i retn. •• 'l'U4ildl)'. November, · ••- tbl • -lnd • •..... - o1 of 1orna.. ln e--.- o1 ua. , . _,.. t11D1~trUon. tor tJie benefi' ot ..... ~, Townlhlp BoUCI ot ........ __ ......_,.. D u - - . e of ............ ··..-...!!!__t~~e.,, ... erlq. •-m ::r~2•,.• ~~ C~temr ~ ol 0 llald eax IMtDI • provlllion. or tnt• are 1otnt atl011, .tlle.• .omoun1o ,. .,., an4 .. venl •nd the lnvalidtt,al cnHI c " ro lhJ,J.I DOt affeet tile Yalktit' or 'Itt Meb ent lUD.IIRd Mil.,. other. YIJUetloa. lor rtn rUn Putlld 11.1 trw t.:ouncu or the 1"be Po: tor itid lllt«ia.- WID be YIDIP of Middleport. thl• 9tb 4., '•""• ..... of Au.u•t. 19811 . .eem Atall4ud 81 erdtr 91 J:.~ -.idol ,. .1111·• A.T'UST1 oen• Yr•'"-· c11ra ~~:= ~= ~~~rroved ta .. 9th or Aul\llt. UoBt. vt Melrll eo..u.tr. Obtq.. 0 ' dedpecl go ••• o N11J the "'"SmJtn. M,yor Emmett Cllltnttln IID)Iad of neb clemalllll• .,..,. ....... Ill) o. 10, IU Dorath7 II.· WW. lohDiton, ~ltrll ceP' tn un.u11 e.... eball be the maxllnUID 30 III1JtllCe IDIICf•'*' &I.Jo. "'!!'aU dem1nd noonHQ olllt Udefratlnl demllftd mHM. or tM bllbm re81Jitr•tto" •f a IUnul ~ · deIIUlAd meter. dUriDJ tbeo btWnl ,.,. loci... lnltanew or l't1lh.l1 ftuc\IUIUDI loeU. or d•mend• o1 IDaR d&lraUon. = ::~...~. ~:::'"'\\:..:: Mai'Y A. L.. 011 ry. ... Mlalnvllft, 1'.....,........ ILKOI'tar 211. Sewln&' ma.chioe ~. Pitc:ber P"""' :Ill. St.pped Oil 21. Beverage. 29. Ja<k-pot M.Anlmal'a LI'L ABNER ~~~~~-:;:; 8,,..~., =-.. ~be~,,.. . . _, Itt. .,.:_ • o ' • TICI IV PUILICATtON •- 14 0. · ..... llollt ....... ....,, . _ . tab JILIN., f'hl4ence il DDIIaowD, wW ... Uc:e Ulat DD S . p ...... u.. d P«1 1 1M Paeall of...,.. c.ua ......... • 1 ll.a& 11. ...., ,...,... fir Cllftne. ....... 01 ol 111114tt1 ...... c..U. ....,Ulu Proter Nllef oa .._... - -UN! 1 a.....,.. · - - GJ u:Jd ·• d 1tnt ~• .,.c re ~ 1111: ,..,. IMt ,.._ ...... IUM 'Wib lit fer ~after . . ~ .., ., .... - · ·-•- ~ ~· JD ,. lu: ~,.n•un~~.;'·J!,..· ct,, ::"~, ~:,"'i.'f,, ~•. ~::"" Ohio. End yolD' . . - By AL CAPP foot 38.1dolher item8 '· stick PoJa til wat.r 31. Beau ideal 18.New " " ' "' L•rr• PIIIMIII ~-~~.!:!~ J.'llfloii!Un uu t.llc- and... ~~",.. Mrs. Robert Ltwlt: attended the flO'-' ~...11 at Mt GU.-d 'kmday. "'"" Mr. ,."' and lrln. Glleld SUada•, Mr. aDd Mn LeWf I are mem..,.n "-- of the· Ohio GQUI'd Sooleljr, a chapter SHOW Mr. •• • ain't ~ou' I iG me an· I aims to commence on the faucet ' ~~(I England • I •tate ''I was just thinking, Dr. Murdock, how _ 10 mucll about aln?" come you know 119. Flotgmaker .0.81-. ma.k.er'a biola DAILY CRYPl'OQUOTE- He..,s how to work It• II AXYDLBA.AXB LONOI'IELLOW One letter simply 8t.all.ds for auotber. In thll sample A is usetl far the three L"s, X for the two O's, etc. Single letten, apo&o trophies, the length and formatiaal of lhe word!1 Efl~h day the code letter& are diffw-ent. ILI"t!' all hlntl. Y RPFPZ QRCYU Y QRHPZVCKRB IKFP KBMCIYRS J7.YCCPR DICK TRACY KXBQQ TC.-lKtiTBUP WMPO Radio YoiNOAt I'HII~ FIUOAY1 Otl S11 Un - t1ew• 1.1 '"'> j Hear I ~ 'lilt LoUnt? RFD I I 'flri Bowen. Farm o 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off SATIJIW.\YS _ 1•110 Sign On - Nf!Wll 6.30 Happy Valley iloys l l ~· 6:116 Coontry tlluslc l'lmt I 51 1\'oather Uo Couotry JaiiiiiOI'eO 1 tK; '4alluoal . ~ewa .-til. Protest•nl Hour 1•05 Blll Mllle1 Shov 7• 30 Sports Parade 7•30 Sports Par•~• 7:35 Larry Anderson SMw 7,30 Bill Miller ~ho• '" 41 U's Music - vmy t.g~ Picken~ Harcwar~.. ll:!ll Dutton's and Hel'll8 Dairy tTuo> ·J'hun.) l'op fen Show 7:50 Nf!Wll 12:110 News 8 BIU Miller Show 12:15 tus1cal lnterlud.8 4S Baker Furniture Sho~ 1% 30 Rev Merlin t'eets 1,00 Newo 1:00 News U: 116 Cotfee with Jll<ll!l 1:116 Jim Mees Show 11.:00 Portr81ts of a Palrfot UO Sporta Parade ,O·I~ Swap llbnp tiJ; 30 BiD Miller Bnr1cb Show 6; 110 Sundown Serenade &AS Sign Off '~' 4S Ma.oo Agr P-ogram 11\•esday: Worablp (1bura.) P'omiiJ 10,4; A.:..G. Prvgraat (Frldayl 11:00 Newa 11:00 l'LJ>y'a Country JllllCifoo IUIO nuy't Country Hymns lUO Cemenl ~~..,. N..,.. 1< ·30 Goessler's GuesJ Star 10:45 tFrldayl U:30 Larry ADderBOD Show 3:11' Jim Me.. Sbow 1:15 Btaettnar AuiO Show 4:30 Electric Comp&ny News l:tt Jim Mees Sbo• 5:00 ~·w• 5:05 Jim Mees Show S:30 RfJer's Weather R 5:50 Sparta Paraae eport rHE.BORN LOSER Yodordqo Vr)plnq-TIIIt: FATALITY OF OOOD Rl1l8(). LUTIOI'IB JS THAT nu:Y ABJI: ALWAYS TOO lo11:li1 WlUlll WJEH RADIO Monday Tb•ougll Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clo4 7:25 News In Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News S:Oil World News 8:10 Sporla Today 8' 15 Weather Picture U6 MUSical Clock U5 Community Newo 1:00 Talk of the Town 9•55 Maaoo County Newa 10:00 Public Service 10 :05 Family Worship Hour 10:30 Latchstring 11•00 News 11:05 Morning Melodies Iexcept Friday, Churoh Bella Ring) II :45 World News ~l'NU~ YS II :Sli MMoo County Newo . 7:30 ~ign 0n- Arm, Hour 12:00 Communlty News 7:!5 News 12:05 Nooo News 1:110 Bsplllt , ·ym . 8 12:10 Markets ~ ••' our 12:15 Mlrl Day Weatber 8:30 Sunda) Show 9:30 The Bible Speak> to You 12:20 Bulletin Board 9,45 Leg~stative Report f2;:!5 NeW!! 0 Grallll 10 ot noe Good ,.tie 12:30 County Agect IO:l. Congressman Moeller U:45 Country Go Round 10:30 The Country Hymntimers 1:55 NeVIl Beat lUIO Tbe Qwel Hour Z:IIO Country Go Round 12:00 News 1:55 News Beat 12:1S The ChrlsUaos Hour Uo Mid Way . . _ 12:30 The Rev Mert•r Tee!a 3:55 New! Beal 1::!0 The Rev. Sllao .BID 4:00 DIScmg With Doss 1lpl 4: so foterohange 2 :00 1be Rev. Alldrew FarSIIDS 5:00 Community Nen :~so SUnday '"0"""'· 6:05 Mason County News i~ ~~ Serena.ie 5,10 World & National New1 ' lgD I: 15 Spolllp on Sporta 5:2S 5:30 weather Sunset Boulevard 7:40 N""' 7:45 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On. Musical Clock 7: Z5 News In Briel 7:30 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio VaUey NeW!! 8:05 World News 1:10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 1: II Pt. Pleasant FontlmD 10:30 Songs for Cbildrea 10:45 The Golden Key 11 :00 News 11: r~ Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nal Newo 12:20 Bull<Un Board 12: Z5 Newa 0 Gr8101 12:30 Salurday Natloee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee HAROLD GRAY AH JEST !="Out--10 OUT! 'ta,l WA'ii ~ ~'i?AI'bED IJO&.tJN 11'1 M' I-\OME lnWN ~UTH RUCKUS' ~' I i'IIMIUEll !4Aa !"fi<;HBQRSI h., TI-IAT SO STRI\l'tGf;• ~ 01= COIJ?SE,'IOO N~Vt.R KNEW I £XISTI:D · l WAS .JLIST A BCl-IOOl,J<:-J IN PlcyAIL£. W~N '"@ ',1./EJIIT AWAY TO WA~! YEA'--1 I A.i:'ll:iR iY' Wl~l-' Ar-1 SI-IOIJ:..O·~ CAMt. ~. BlLUt JO I 'TJ--1ET' S 1=£1< SURE! 1;55 Newo 1:00 Saturday llfatlnoe 1:30 News Headlloee 1:31 Saturday llalmoe 1:55 Newa 3:00 S.turdav Mat1nee 3:30 News Headlines S:31 Saturday Matloee 3:55 News 4:00 Dlsolog with Do51 4,30 Top Teo Revue 5:110 News Roundup 5:15 Interlude ;,30 Community Chofn 1:00 Ohmer MU5lcalo 7:00 Dance Party 7:40 News I~ 7:0 0!1 lbe Air ART SANSOM --·- a,- By IRANNEI LET ME CHEC!< ~ SOME OF ll':f A~~'f¥§, MISS WINKI.C. lt1WtK:I 1~ lHEY KNON 'THE Clta::UMSTNQS •• -·~H-. =., l 33.Gypoy 34.Muddy • .. l.tlft. :~!" ,.':. •!t "':=a!: ru• : , ::n.~-r •=.,:~,., ,IJO lllilla ,.., .,_ •rw dollo~=. • 11. 1IJ UOJ I. u. 1t, • fill...,. · .. -· - of :~~AI 1n1Jb. I I Ill " .,,......,. """ ........, ,. .Conterminous" Is the accept. -~ • o, the Gour4 Soolety of Amer• Ies. We have aD s1ze1 AD OONDI'l'IIXIING 1181r1gel' "":U'::!~~ •:.::,~"".:"~':! ed term t . designate the 41 HawaU grows bigger wllb 'ev· lea. There were twenljr-ftve diJ. machfneo, ReaMnable ft111L .aa. woloL Jaclc'l 11efr11- !';',..,.~";:'::,,!\" ... ~..;!1:: ,. ststes1 excludl~g Alaska llld "'7 volani er:uptiQn, the o'ed lerenl clalllello the abow ranc· after 3 p. m. Call WY Z.211'1t, day at ~ ~. 'New BanD, ~ '""~" · · "!Hawaii. It means "bavlna 1 hotlav'UI bul1d newlaJKip .tbeJ I IIIa from DOYel arUclee 1118de 10 f lllp t II· It!! ~ tar~. I I Ill .,:::;•.;:.':~":.'::: ,~:t (jiii1IIIOD buwldacy." . nB 11110 I from fiOIIl'dl to larpll &Ourll. 12 8 II< ELECTRO - HYGIENE Swee)>BEDROOM house on Linper with all a1taohments. eoln, Hgts., blroh kitchen••,. Quaker Heater, 65,0110 BTU .'~· rwo y. ·~ 1:· lolllatio WY 2LORtricbllke bird 22. Cllalna Se BEATING PLUMBING Rural .__ Bo'ttl "'-- a.~lrl a UU&U1 8 utllh AI"" UtO" L 0. McCoy, A.lldlneer1 Clta &ben 8ll E. MaiD 8areel t.er , OhiO. • 18 If C Pum~~MV. ' t 21 Ue --# CUSTOM BUTCHERING IDd ivtrll\dW 114. Call WY after 4:30. SEW LNG maehtnes. repair ser- cutting. Will hun bidel _._ -'"e, aU makea. WY ,v.wn ~··. Monday. PhD Meier. Pballe ~·-~ .,,.._ 9 14 tfc The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy WY 2-3510. t ll tfc &H :'i:'!E am; tr.ur 1"'1Vl.,,~-rw;;;-h8Authroized Singer Sales and KARL GRUESER, ~ Ill IIKI lljW)o 8ervlce. _3 29 _II~ and He~ ling, MIMmliil~ - ' !• tires lflad~ ~r B . tiC payments, 65, Dodge or"0 ha d'•p automati'c OCel ., • r w • transm,.· ·sion with 318 eog,·oe· Must sell or trade at once. 4 new tnvol~d ~hall 'Writ':. C~..:U~it i:nd Mrvlee I uld f tile tendon °to • aotlce o In· perntlt IDd Hid ofS£(.-ft8: no f 11M YO -dd ~lectOrduaano. __ nm :zo na or leu per month for end on Jut, n. ""· ncTJON 8, n. lowed bJ' ..... ,. II· 25· GUERNSEY b a by 111e1fer · SECTION B: "nlat, all..f'"ordlft. Ume 1 · \el'lnl PIIIMCI ta 1865 Co WK u tbll. ..... .., ef c'31ves. P-Next 110 &wD. Plr muntb, I.Ofol per wtlhln the penod fixedU bYat Utili ~r uu. nd Ul1llnanee anend jomt ana leptember Mrs Emo ry Pope 11 ' Racme, · l;wh •hould 111thoTo r a U.. VllldltJ lnvali41tt •lllll W · Olb Nn.t 500 .l.wh per nwath, plwl 108 h.e anthe .u..Muntctp•Ut, rnathe ntethod for the PQ'• of OJtheoneothen, f ~~ VI 3-2.275. 10 12 3tc .. kwh llw of M.uJmum C..P.alllt.)' \D ment of the the-" curnnt bllll ol the ... f 0. C9UDCU of u.. VUATTEST: Ge•• ° Cl elL rk lt. . . «n of I.U aw, 1.031 per .l.wh. I Munletpal\ty tor 1tnet llflltiBI at Au~ 1-:_dhlport l.bY 11• dal ril 0.0, a Balam:• to :.000 &wtl per JDOntl'l, tenq Ule rltN tn aceoroance Ullftftl rvtcel 1.018 per .l.wb .ndand pntviiiON of t.lie wttrl tl!ell a. ••• ATI'Iil'i- : Go 1M un~e. LleAl. All OWir MOe nb per month, 1.015 fectlve ltreel ltanttnr onunance of A.PPIOVJ:D: NOTii;l liNT ..... per .l.wh the MunldpalltJ, ttlen the r•te• end Aurwat Ill. 1181 IN THI COMMLieAL NOTICI Everyday Spec'-1• 1t1m or tbe lndivtduel DeniiDdl of for Pndaro •eeondsl')' etee1M &mlth, M,yor o• Me1 11 ceu 11: couaT C over Also _, Livestock --ownership lfiO IMPALA convertible, $700. C 11 3 Ia __ tJ. 30tc a WI 9- 773. ur con ct: Rd Call Walter Croo ..~-, WY 2- .1958 10 x 43 Great Lakes trail- Gerald Hart ' Tanner.10Run 11 3t • 3631. 10 6 tfc er. $2000.00. M. A. Han. o;;,;;-::-;-:-:;;-;;:;:-==:;:---:- c FURNISHED3 .• __R_eedsville, Ohio. 10 4 Uc FOR SALE OR TRADE or take ey saving home program. . cu- oroltJ. J phaM. Ser· Utllitlea CommiUIM or Oh.lo for tile ...u I: tbl.a Ordlnec. Yiee of at teut one or the forecoln• cLa11 of wrvlee cancel end ltlpenede OM.In· 1 lbl Daltr enaraNI!rlatict be noad• availSECTION 5: The nte"1 cont ined ..R'/1 peued .IUnt '' ltM and able to • cuMOmer. tbe parttcut.r bereln thaU bll efteettve wttb H• • effect from end after tbe .ervtee characteriltlce to be 1& tbt IPIICt to biU• bued 1111 I'II!IUIIt mBter ~~r~~u!"rlod allowed bl' J•w and ot>lion of lbeoF Compan)'. reert1n11 or •tter and effet'"· •ceeptanee bJ on uw Marctl l:om· liCHKDULE CHARGES uve 4ate ot UillonOrdlni.IK'I •h•U f~,~ n lh•ll terminete 4ll8. 240 and 4110 · 6tp 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, wsw's ra· 512 dio. extr gasoline heater. D 11 W lk M W E. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio. Ph. a.. 100, ..auneL. . 10 2-- l _ _ __ If c apart. 10 8 O 7 6tc BULLIXl'ZER ~ ~ WORK wanted . and all wnveniences. Wnte 100 LEGHORN HENS 59c each . .IS. "07 W. 5th St .. C. R. p·Jerce, 'U ~ LdllgSVI'IIe. C rt Sam Lorain, Ohio. 10 ll 6tc 10 11 3tp s BEDROOM house~ ni ce requlremen~. Write TODAY lilvlnr name aod aaare... Ltn!COin tertce, P. 0. work. Write care or Box 14a, Pomeroy, po.ctl:r 19. :Mol'llel 85. i:xpeets 36. Bodyot ·~~~g'N mlnil:num number or ![ipal eorpol'lltlon Provided, bowevu tbe Municipality. 11Jhta: ehall be inere ....d accordlna:l)". th.al tbe .aid Grantee, thl>lr fiCtft DELIVERED TO 6555. 10 6 6tc l!ll £.1ch montn durtnr the temt of U 11 furtller qreed tba\ tU Com· 101'1 •nd Ullpa. 1baU MCur. file perthll Ordinance. the CompanY wtll re· pan.y 1h1ll move 1treet: UrJu.a to new mlal.\oa and OODIInt ol U1d. pabllr calculate bllll r~~r re•tdentlel and g&n. 1ocallonJ, or chin,. Ute type ot f1s. utt1111 to m•te 1uch at~trcbrnenU prl· eral •~rv:lee ~ 1m•n - lll'!condai'J turu tfl another type apecli\IHI ab<lve or to 10 doln1. 1ervlee at the rate1 1et forth In Sre· ~ l'fl!Uetted b)' re1o1utian of the SJ!lCTION 4: Tblt all 1UHW, lll.flttlon I or th18 Ordiollnre amendfld •n t.:ounell; prllvlded, however, tfn,l the .,_,. •IJeye, lidewaJb, uu1 olbn floors, About two· thirds of ttl~ manner &et forth. in Section 1!1 of · actu&l eo•* of t~e Compaor In mat· public l•ndl and p111c:• diltur"bed or j stocTION t: 'Ibat Ure ri\.N and pr\c:· th11 Ordinance. IDI 1ueh reloUtJon, or chan1e In fill:· Clam••ed by lbe Grantee, &betr IIUe· boUSe is paneled in mahogany """ whleb ColUmbus u.nd Southern (4) The difference between tbe Cll- ture,, •hall be ,_1<1 lor by til.. llunle- ll:eiiiOfl •nd UJifU, ID tlw OlrelH NOW AT LANDMARK !!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'land walnut. Air conditioned • II Ohio mpany1U (hereinafter culaUonl IInder Paragraph (11 hl'rl'ln- lpauty. auy of tbeberteblll and by privUer~· called Electric ··comp•ft.l'"l, IU[CetiOn I above r•f"rred 111 In thil SecUon 2 SECTION 4: Till Compeny 1ha.ll .... of tranted eball repaired the Large patio and double carport. I and wl•w· 11hall be entitled to , and the ealt'Ulatlon. •• provided In tteavor to Iurnt~h sulllclent drctrlc Gnnt.re IDd t.belr IUCCHIOFI and I Doun• of Items now on 1111 On lot 200' :tl 300'. May be seeD charllt for Jtandard second..-:~~ elet· Para1raph tJ) lleretnaoo~o rererrert eoerfy W llew laid •treet lll):rtl~ IJIIIIIll •t tb& owa e:J:peDM M· l •t lower prices. trie ~~erviee furnished to ea11.1umen to 1n thil s~uon 2 •hall be •ppllell IamPI bUrnln• continuously durlllJ the cordlnr to tbe IPeelf!.eattG• ~ § Miles Non" ol P;)mt'roy 'IAETNA CASUALTV lnsur>nC<' 1 by appoinlment only . in thr vm 9 1• of MIDDLEPORT. Ohio. co tile payment ~;~t lhe current bllb ftilht eeuon each aad eveey Dill\t uld munle\pal C• -,oration. I PRICE REDUCED tn.en~lnafler called "Munlc\pautr"l ror to thl' Municipality ror urvlee rt!ll· dunn1 the term hereof. lf, for IIDJ' SECTION 6: Tho the Grantee, their Mullec lnsuranco Agl"'cy, Inc. COME IN AND REGISTER On Ro!Jie 33 the periot:l sel 1orth In Seetlo• I of dered under the then effl!lltlve Street re11on, there II • failure 1-0 furnl5b IUceeuon and a : lllo lbaU bl IUb· YOU MAY WIN ONE OF Pomeroy, Pbooe 'NY 'lr3381. Write: «: 10 The D1ily Sentinel thl• Ordinant•e an herebY filled at L1ghlin~t Ordinance includln• 1ny un- .aid encrn for m~~re lbaa an anre- jec:t eo 111 orcun..... c,. 111b:1eb 1rt P:.meroy 1 ' lfY 2-2619 100 FREE PRIZES! NO I I tiC Box 668·H Pomeroy • O. tne l011owint l)elliO.ule I ..::. :r;:r Ia PURCHASE NECESSARY, FOR SALE: 1640 Lincoln Rgt IEStOdtCI II•Yitl th PiiYmtnt of the rurrent hill oau 1 1Uch ~nre11t.e outep funueh_, to elree\.1, lll1bway1. ane,., at411wala. I !. Avallabll.l for reAidencr Jenlc• ta be appllrd to cub1equent bllll for UM Company DY th• MuniclPIIIIly -.ad otber public Janet. llld pl.cet. PHI!TO Copytng Senlco. Col> e R.gi•~r At Store or Ti-le Al'lTIQUE Furniture, dtShe.. l 4 room bath. basement, gas 4:Qllllumen u11~ si .. 11 1e pbaae. 60 .aid ~ervlcP.S wllhl• ten uw day• ilfter receipt of SECTION t: Tb.lt the Gn.Dte.. u..tr ·num storm · I oi!Jdel 120. l40 voiU. alt.era•tml cur. Section l : That, In the event the bW lor •ueb Hrvice, tbere ab•ll be 1 JU.Cee11on end ultru. by tb~r lea made of legal papers. S.rvice Station miscellaneous. Call or write: WID-I rent, 1 uppl\ed lhi"OUib overhelld aa- term of lllJ' contract for 1 tandard pro r.t• reduotloa from th• bW for acceptance of 00. permit 11114 u. furnace. Aluml bir1!l record• and almost anJ dows and doors. Carpetin trtbutiun racllitiu. ..cond•ry rleetrlc aentee hereafter ..1d montb to co~er auch outate•. No cen.e. •hall •are• to bokl ellld IJlUnlMrs. Howard Cecll, SilO POMEROY g I Firlt 20 ILwb or loe!ll per montb for n~aae wltn conaumt-re 1n tne Munt('l· Uablllty •hall attacb \o the Compan,- cipaJ t:oJ"PQraUo• bumleu 1nno all other dOCIIIn<DII ., Maio St., Pomeroy. and drapes. Can be finanr.ed.lti .7D pallty pur~ant to the provt1ton• of lor any dl•eonllnuancu of 1ervtee. cl•lm~ of damat• 1rta1n1 ou\ ct th• U/"lo' 'I "'•1 , [ Next 110 1wD. per •onLb J .Jc pon tllil Ord1nan<'l' 1hall ti'JUenll beyond SECTION 5: llntll IUeb Ume u the tUI'fliN of tbe riJbC. an4 prll"llel" liHler IDsoruce, Pom....., 6 29 tic E. Main St. the tenniutl on d1 te of thill Ordln· elec:ton or the lohllllcJpalitY aulOor· herein arut.ed, and ellaU pneun ~ Wy 2-2293. 10 ~ t C, kwh •• If< PoiMf'Oy Ne•t 100 •w• per month. :Uk" per •n.=e. tne ratu. 1nclut:~1n1 the Mtni· lze an alttm•tin melhod for tbe .tlllitJ tnlunm:e wi.tlt tbt 11.\d munFOR SALE: 4 rooms and bath. kw h mum Monlhh Char••· ehaueable pa:rmenc of the lbeD am-ent bllla ldpal eorporaUOI .. eoJuu..S. .. APAR'fMBNTS furnished, un· • S BEFORE d · I t Ne11-1 11011 h•n. per month. J.fik' pll'!l' lbrreundrr tnau be tne rats ta et· of tbe MIKlic:lpalltr for w 1treet UN unouat of tlO.Ooo.OO. .shed, modern and clean. , T. your ej·ese new paper an pamt. ..0 45 w.wh feet with in the Munltipnllty .t the Brhtln• •nd otlllr lflrvlc•• mentionSECTION .,, 'ftult tbe Grutee their " ' ---· 1 225. 356 Broadway St. $3,All over 800 kwb prr JIIOIIIh, 1.1e I time mrh thartre \1 made. M m t~ Ordlnanee, collectioD lor lllfCellon Incl. lllifU, WB DOtliJ furnl WY .J2G7. Phont on your new . carpet ~ re~r ll.wh sECTION 4, That the RuiN •n4 web eerv1ce •hall be m•d• .. prov-14- In wrtunr lbe munJcJpaJ eorpor•Uon 2 move them w th Blue Lustre. SUBSTITUTE School bus driv-~ 500.00. Call WY 2·3442. Ylm•' .. m Ular... 11.10 per meter Retu.latlolll contained tn tne t.:om ed lD Ordinance No. 883 ol tbe MWL of their LDII!n\IOl'l \o proceed Mre1 1 9 Gtc Rent electrir shampooer $1. Pr in Salisbury School Dis- · · · 106 6tp ... suvJCI - SMALL 1: The Compan, ..aaD .. 11 1 G ROOM BRICK house on But· Baker Furniture. Middlf'porl , tr ict. Contact: Brooks Sayre U:CONOARY Ohio the ume may, frnm time to nve e unlclpa]ltr barmlrs1 from ve thle .U.. AVAILABILl'l'\:' Ume. be emende<t or JUpplemenl.etl) ID1 and au 1IU1lJt1 oceaaionll!d by •rwtn uld permit •lid licenM aball 110141 Ave. Call WY 2-5127. 0. 10 II 6tc WY 2-5280. 10 12 3tc Availeble for •eneral lllht •nd u Ire not tn conrllct with till ex. ftellli&'I.IDCII of the Company rro:fld and of no rorc• .00 efled.. 9 10 tfc ~ powrr !~~.>rv1ce to co~U~umen uslnl pre~~• proVIsi~JTIII of thlt Ordinance aNI Ure eonllrnctt .. n. matntenence and dad, IW-'I'ft', Cbllt aueb wri.Utll 4 tee'• ln1«DUo11 to pro==-~~-~~ , LADlE~ . Earn up to $2.00 hour th• Company'• elandard eervlc. for IPPlic•ble to all service rendered un- :!rattlon 014 o f II• 1treet UlhUAr t)'l· =e,:: Gr1.0. 1 NlCE 6 BOOM House with SWEET PO'J'ATOES. Phone VI sewing ready cut materials . 0. 8. CIVU. SERVICE TESTS! purPO'e• other thaD uae der and puriUant to thl! Ol'dlntltce n Munlc:Jp•I.Jty. reun er. wblll ..rftll apo• •• Ch I H'l to p t •en - •tn:nell lB an(l over fMcUN •nd Hlllblilhint Maxlmum Cap,ciWn Nothlnf c:ontal ned within thil OJodin: SE<."TJQN 1: All tt.vtu.,... mau be ~~: mUDJeJpal eorporatloD. llhall eD· bath, good location. Util· 3-26·lO, ares I n, orFree details1 Babygay, WarloU. lllcb etartln 1 p17 Sbort tener•llY 1e11 man :ro JUiow•ua. •nee •h•ll prnenl •nY eon8umoer 411100 ....tntalnecl tn ., •ood ot'der and con- of lbllm to eommenee lbt ..-ell.e 1 within tbe ef· ities furnished · Phone WV • land, Ohio. 10 11 12tp ','","· suvtt:E from t.al!:ln pn.dlc•ble 1t tothe111ellpeDH ttw IDCI PliYtl• ... Jlfanted SaW. A-4 lndl'ana• ra nln•Advancement. u 1on1 u Pnparatoi'J required CHARACTER AJternatinK oF t:llrrent, 110 CJC!e, deUv. fi'Cihe periodadv•nta,e. o1 th1~ Ordln•nee, of ::..:- i... Company. Title wlteL :W"a-;tert pratbvltlM lll.rtbu, U.l 2 3117. JO 11 6tp 1964 NEW MOON House Trail10 12 6tp Thou11andl ot lobi oPII'!D.- CQ>erlence end rrom the CompuJ'• III!Condan aDJ' •ppllcable rule, rt!IUllttoa. INP· b • and tppurt.rJti!IClee uRd IQ!p..an ,., etr •..ceeuora IDII .,..:~~c=--:c===· _ UJUall' u~..11rr cnm.mu di~lributmn •Yaleffill at noQI.Inal 'olt- plemenl or optional ntll'! whle1t the ' Comp1nr tn turtlllbJ.Dt Ule Uoa at ~w;t eo~ ltMo cOIIItnat4 ROOW APRATMENT dose er, 55 x 10. Expando room LADY NEEDED for House IIChool autflctent r.., man' tohll liltl of 120. l2fl-240 120-J08 oroltl, Comp1n.t' mal' make •vall•ble tn 11.1 ..,. ce eoatempl•ted Ia 1-hUo Onl.ln· vt.toa • c:olllrDWII uWlol W. rH.EB rn1oruYI.Ion O'll Jobe, ....rift, 1inll:lt' phue: and or U0-2011, 110-240 P.U.c.o No I on file wttll The Pub11C ~~rt':: •h~ ln tll.e CompltlJ. parauo!'"'!i:U,iiiMAJd ~= Ohio Pallet Co. U. r•~ otDINAHti NO."ill u<::l=: aODth llurtDf the term reu 11 That • perntlt.., • IHec:Uve D•t• 5.,ternDer r, lflf tbla Ord1DdM \be Company will car. The Company 1haU not be r111Wred. efllUie 11 hereby rr•nted to 1ald Gran AN oamNANl=t; Hltt'£ALING OKLilN· c:ulMe bW. for lltiiDdar<l •econllu-y , to maae any ext•n.tone or renew•ll lee, their IUccruon aa4 Ulllpa. tto HOUSE FOR AN<.:E NO 611 "'NLI FIXiNG TilE electrte Hrviee ln the Munlelpalltl' at 1 In tlw evrnl that lhe Municipality Ia a!tach. or etberwue dll:J: eabk, Wlr..' KA1'ES WHICH COLUMBUS AND the rate• .et forUI .. S.tlon 1 or ! lo arrean ln PIJmt!Dt for terVIc• ef!Uipment, and elber eUecbmenlol to , Modern Ranch Style. Beautiful oHIO ELECI'ft.J.C thl• Ordinance. renderK. the pole• an<l facllltlc• of UJ pou,lllh lo t" to t biU i PANY, rrs succESSORS AND AS· CU l!leh montb tM CompanJ wiD The mtrumurn n~~rnber ot •u..c. utility evea tbourb the NIDI maJ b• [ ca iOn on P 0 sma 11 SIGNS. MAY CH.AftGE FOR. STA.''W· rendrr a btU ror etreet: Htbttnl aer· lhthtJ •hall ~.e not Ieee tllan the IJllm Ia, upon or over &be ttreeU, btth !.acing State Highway Garage OD AllD SECONDA.tlV EW::CTRJt: S!:HV · vice ln lbe Munlclpel1t1 in •ctort'l· of the lcllal Dumber ~~H~tllled above. wlln, :dley•. ••d•walb, and otber ·th d d to · liCE TO CONSUMERS 1N THE VIL- . ance wltb lhe proviJdou of the theD and whll'!never additional lllht.l are publie ll.niU mel pll.cu llf 1a14 mun- OPEN 8 A•M• Take over & payments ol .110 pel monlh , ol Pa V $7 balance due $56. Call WY 2- I togetller ~om~ with a. 11 ° ... a~ Or Below ~quipped to zig zag, make buttoDboles, fancv designs j """""'' 17. Fill oym. IL Beal apbl, . .:= k W'll SACK 15. Skin Mustca ' I Instruments Be Sold At Cost 1 13. Craw•· GtT lAY CHICKEN 28.CIAW 10. Tanta'lurn: :.otal klt."tiJ PARKERSBURG EVER'THIN6 IS PINK AN' PURPlE A~ <OSY AN ' THEN All 0> A SUDDEN··· IT'S PITCH DARK ( nometer 26. Network 27. Stir up ~e!th'::ar:~u ~~~trae: DISCOUNT STOU Afllllll, -.. tive repl:r DIP BEHIND fER A lEETLE WHilE """ *"- 1 &. Capitol fellow lLAftirma.. 61CH A PURTY TWILIGHT- :Ill. Chro- I $340 I~land 8. Sea.ootting mee.atlrl! I RUTLAND 11&11 4:,Teut. war god G. Worah.lp cf length: 11.Peg' or pin 18. Bme.ll drwns 10. RemalniJif :U. Pointed .n..... CLOSEOUT I sALE! ' 3. Chemical tlon I.Meaaure H. Land ••, • STRAIGBT -----:--:::--:::-.::.:;:.;;;, 1 - Wanted To Buy .... OiOa OieaD registered. r11 "'-1 & letter e. In~RJJTeC.o mothol' AIR CONDITIONING TBAJLBR, 2. Arable and J»t. .. '2156 PHONE WY Noti LOd aaftJJ tenn father Servf- I l.Insurao~ box I.M&caw. SECTION 1: Tbll eotumnt IID4 .,.. lnd . or wtre~ commonly calh·1 (hereinafter calltd "Company"), II ot.flerwlae: and, Southem Ob.lo lllectr1c ComJIUIJ I ma..u.r antenna cable ll'IWAo or • ._, hereb' ~ wuh tu rt,at ao •••n• WHEREAS. •ueh eontempla_, ceble " aa.twl _.. -b be with electrl.elty, tbe lh'eet.l. aile''' "'}'jjtem to ~ laree IIHil-llnl would llf' 1111 a-. _. 11 C.. ...... W -. . IIMtriO, oJd. pictures, bath, asement, fUrDBCe at• IUln ••d otaer publlc ptae•'" tne l attaehi!!d to polll, cablet, wll'ft end 11111!.1. -D1i'Q Console radio . u.t.- boo'·- 2 d labl"" in I "J Ylllaae of MlaeJeport. Ohlo. (he~ln· I other oppurlenaneu which waul-1 1• chicken bouse • otho• . . , Ok • .... IIIII .., ;,woo au:uw:o ' \LiaiiiR JUt, rum "'"'• g, aner ullecl ··Munictp•JatY.. '· tor the I' ci'OIII over the ~treeu., hllhwaye, ••. 1 .U 110 .... ,.... 11 ~ WQUtpped. 4 :speed changer. staDd ad lamps drop • leaf er buildings. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ~rlod of Ume henln.rter aet lorth. ley", 1ldewalkl and other public land• nwma.• __......_,.,. J1U111 ~-· yolwnn control. Four tab'· Crosley WANTED - Reasonable prlc. For the L:ompanJI enall and thetherefore. Vlll••e of Ylddl• ~ _.... WIWI •• •ha'·s, u . . . . ., , have Uld the •ervteu rlfht to chal'fe end recetve part, placu Ohio; In now, ffl-~ lllODthl old. Walnut finisb. Ele< . . stove, ·Westinghouse ad small farm listing within N CliO from tb.e Muotctpalll:llo •nt:~ the BE IT RESOLVED by th• CoUfl('ll 1"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""""'""""'""'=''=':;:;;''=;::'="'="=:::""'"=o'\'Municipalir.y II bound and obi\Ja\l!d llf the Vlllue of Middleport. stat• ot ... &.. a I.GI •· & Ddrlab over payments of $5 per regrlgerator7 porch glider and 7 miles of Pomeroy. ...: to Pll!>' r.o tnt~ t.:ompany tor ••ld •e"" Ohio: -rn .... ~ ......... month or pay balance of $69· 4 chai"S, (herMutmum 10.100 Wlt&ld'JO per-~ -.tee• with aunnllthetnld period,scttec~.ul• In alleord.SECTION 11 That hereb, u lots oYtoolls, hand, ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN Ba-:Th• Capult' in any mantta .nee followlnl or 1raoiP.d to Thll'! Ohio theN velltYll Publilh· '10 ~ J4. Try it Ia )'OW' home. Ca ll garden and carpenter, with WY W83t WY z.3l3l 1-;:;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;·...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;,[-.u Dot be lru th•n the mtnlmum &al.ft: lnt t:o .• Ill Ohio corporation bavln, aatnn'WAif'l' mv _ o..u. 10 12 tilC 'm -t..esto and bo•es, Ch•'•• of 10 12 31Cii' bllJiq demand. If a.Q, •pedfiiiCi ill Bued •ATII LICIHTINO prtnclp•l place of and bu1tneu tilt .JI a .rvuuv "' 011110 u.. ..ntce eontract. •• •o• all ITJIItl night hurnlnl. evtl"J" ltl Vlll11e of PomeroJ. TowerJ• An 6111 II k' d I t ost lot . -llf iht year, or appm·umJlel)' lennll, Jne .• an Ohio C!OI'J)Grl.tiOD hi~· r a :~ s, ocus p s, I MIDDLEPORT 8 room dou· MINIMUM CHARCII . . . . . . 41100 boud per Jellr. All rtl'ltUrf,. lnl Ill Pri!Wipal pl,•ce of bUIIneu ID J'R,IEZE, 700 lb. capae- lumber - some walnut. AI ble frame rental property. Thl Minimum Montb}J Cliarie llhall o• W004 pGIII unleu other_ llW l:lly of CoMlecloa. Ohio. 'Their p allc•l'- new Reason- lar II t' f . II I ' .. w 10.1'! plu an 11.90 per kllowlt& wllll •tatld. tuCCU8ors and u~l(lll, herelndt.i!l "7' · "1 • ge co ec IOn 0 mlsce an· Inrome $125 per month. South per month applied to a YaXI.mum No .• 81111 lD Lumen~. 1'YP• Jtl,te celled th• Gr•n"'•· • permit .nd II· Pb. 992-7436, 80111 articles nat listed. Auc- ! lth Street. cap1ctty equiv•tent to 110 per ceat Per Lamp Pu Ynr: cenee ror • perlod or lwen'' IDOl WEIGHT -.,-,--:-m: di IWI 10 12 6tp ot the fl"ff&ler of (at tbe hllbeet Mn· 109 - 1,1100. 011•11 TYPt l>'llt\lree, Y~lln front m after tbe eflectivt ··A-Oiet Tablets. Oalr tioneer Note: This is very 7 ROOM BRICK aod frame, Jmum t:•pac1t' pl'lvtowly al.l.bllln-- 118.50. dete or tt111 ordi.IUince arant1111 the Fal'rlane I ed durlnl the $erm of tbe eenlce IH - J.500, o,ta 'lJ'Pto Fl•turel, r1Jbta and prtvlltJe•. lubJcct to ex· ft,.. 'd ___. .-.....~ avuy merchandise. Mrs. Jim out of h'tgh ~·ater, w " eontract or (b) the c:apec:IIY nqul:re- .,_:10. i1tme ordhu.neea, to fi'tet bulldin!l~ De.. ~~-"' D'"J' JIIIJI I ft. WI e llllAI Haney Own1r. Terlni: Cash. Drive . menta of the eonaumer .. 1peclfled »- 6.000. Gl•lnclOIN l'lxtun• lfld other •truc:tuJTI t" ""I'' ~·\UtlO'I llllc aI 13UUAI .- 11 arm I 25 6lllp 11 11, an- 127 B ttern t St a. -;d tn the .erv:lee contra~. en Me1al st:mld.ardl, MJii.OO. pel Corporation. and to loc•te, conu u ., Not responsiblllor auU entli. 5 ROOM FRAME, fully fumliltRVICE A.ND CONTRACT SECTION 1: Subject to 1M PI'O"U· .truct, rtCOllltruCt, ln.peet. protecl. nDn • .,_ JUuwVI, (Ida. 10 12 3t _ P Salt bv• Bra UILW1I ....,...,_ a .....HOD Co . hed , Bee Ch Streel· • 81 SeMCft PROVISIONS toni of SectJOJl I fJt W. Ordlllane•. m••n'ain, rep;ur. renew, operate, •d1• ~ -:;.!. " IS Eacb 1eparat.e point of dell.,.l7 payments for tb• •tree\ Itlhtlq Ill'- to the numher oi. reloc:ale 111d ,.. AUTOM CIIICIOtd1 tall J'GIIf . . . II Jl 3tc RODNEY DOWNING, Real £1.. of eerv~ee bJ une or more Metered ¥tee Nrnllhed herellD4u 111 1M move ovt~r upon and from th• .n..n IIII'W . . . . . ooon hound st J. • eFits Almost mo...81:!l'V1cll •hall be conatdered I Coil> ComPanJ &o ca• llllullkipllltr eball etreell, hlllhwaya, aUeyl. eldew•lk8. tDr'l ~~ .._. wa .,..... ' state Broker, WY 2--Z:W.2. £~'1'SOI.J \..<411 traet Loc•Uon •nd •hall be metenllt be mad• 11l01tthb lD ICCOrd&Mt wttb IIIII other Pllbllc tar.d• and pl.cu. liD old, guaranteed not to O tc aDd blUed under 1 •epar.to ~ blllll Nlld.end themor bJ ~ Como wllkb ue now prennt17 In ••Dtenn 9 3 8tD bl Other e Transferable WbeD contn.ct pany, IUCb paymentl to be mild• DD II'Jd Whtcb may exilt In the tutun reasona e. =o:-::7-;-o;""'-:7-o--:-:---.c oru., ~n. Metered .!lentee ., Udl or before thll 10tb - of tbll moalh ill tll1d municipal C!Otpllr&tlon, .SI old pups, started, one FOR SALE - 3 bedroom, bath, You Trade Cars type, . . to vou..:e and Ph-aM. win next ncceedlDJ tha\ 110 wblell the lliCftHr}' tower-e. polel. wlrn, Unell', •Call 73-'"M I' . 1 large kil be npplled to a couumer under .erne• Wll tu.ndlbtd. .a lD &be C!lblu, ampliflen, •ppuatw. fi:tiUl'fl, fiANTEDl G1D7 ;JLJU or 1\'lnl:!, ronm . ex ra - eGuaraDteed 24 mootba tbll SehedUie •t one Conlnlc:t Loea. event that tbe MunlclpelllJ eball fill equipment. IJI,d f•cllltleJ for th• .,_. llld see after 4 p. m. 1 ' che n , screened in porch, stok· «on. Wher• tw<l or more aervtcee to4Ueman ~~-~.. """!-_._ ..,.-.,... !'."'"1 ""ofon,'"',eptton, lntel'f'e»Uon leJig \IUI.IU I Of 24,000 mlle! an IUppJie4 to I COUWftlr at OIUI •1 pron...u N.... w-lnl Om! rlllhPOBlllon, ampiJrJ 110 lb. $28 .....~ ~Nlak Wright, N. Brown St., ·:~.. urn:1 l"!'. Nrwty painted, ineMost . Popular Unit Contract Louuon laid Mn1cu. wl.J.b. pa)'lllellUI lball Hill' t&deNit .. tbt uuon. tnn.mlulolt, and dlltrlbutlon ~~ ..w. ~ -e.-• ()bio ddy II W• Va. 10 9 6to S e and Ott I On the Jlllel'gs ln. Ule umn.uon~~ aboft lt.a.ted. mtJ nte or II per oenl per l2mllDI from of aU electron1e eommunleallom and • 1,._..Ballq, Bill N combined In 001 .erviH co vaet the date of aaWJMJ at11 tbl idiDU. Jnc ludlnt, amonc other thJDI•· ...., and G<tlliH Countv line. Rt. 1. In the U.S.A. antler tbla sct\edu... or may .,! • u- def•uJI P•ld, and: abollld lllf' U.mcb llli:DidpdtJ 111na1J, 10 ....., 'l"'d In IDU:lBI PQ1D1Dt. lllkrowave. idl!1111, end telev!Jion other reined •!mallndlo ro _,_______:..:...:..:.......:-! :MOVBABLI Buildtnl 10 J 11 D intert"sled, wrrte owner: thU for a period of tour (t) IDOI'ltbl u... and within ll&ld municlpll corpora'uon '• .-. .-. ,-. ..-._u be used fot refreshMra. Bernir·e '·latthews, 613 1t TIWI the eoMume; lD tbat U.. CoiDpaJt7 bi.Q' and to the lnllablta ntJ tllereot', _..., """""' • 00 _ _._ ._... ,sc~ul 1 IIo~l .. on.• .,,. ......,L• •nd II ~1 t1mt.,...., tbere•fter .U.C:ont!Bue SECTION 2: Proelded, th•t nr.h 1 11 al stand, implement bUildW y A D ba \V V 1 ..... • nen...,.. -..-- .u1d euet'l liJhiiDI unklo artthout ~owen. Pllte•. Wlrea, linn c.11ble~ 3 ·1 GRANGI ~ . . . . me f • a. ve. · un r · 'ii,.~! tto, _:,~umen wlt~ :wm....,u• nouee; a'Ml · tbore.ttar unU1 1ud1 amphtten, apparatu•. nllturet~. e,.uJ~· ,_ folD. lng, etc. One new set pro es· 10 8 6tc --... remen ume u tH tu.n emotm& ... to the ment 11-nd facllltlu llhall be .. ereeted Insurance st'onal golf dubs. Contact: BlaeHna~s :mekl!'lllow•tt•. ., eo~ OrdiuDHI ComPI-IIJ" under tbe tenu of Com· th\!1 •nd lnltllled not tG o-Uon Interfere With . , . _ ..., , . _ HOUSE [ I · Racl· e 6 ma,, ~tN~ rn e ............ bal tilleD paid, U.. lralltc and theu normal '"' --,• John Teaford, 32'o~ Spr1ng er wh """'' • m.,.,...,,., r'l Maxim H<>w" C • pany, at ttl opUon. mar or ma, not uae of 11id ~treetJ, hl•hwan, •UeYI ·~ ,,... .,-• .,_. . Ave. or sa e m n ' """' '" t l lk: \\~ !U ·•tc rooms, basement. bathroom , • en eoJJIIU e u.m U.. " ntUme said ltrHt 111nt1nr Hl"''ke. •ldewaiiQ, and otber pubUe Ianda •, ., ~ _ p 0 Netty excMdl M1 kilowatt. or pro'l'ided, hown•r. that n11 cberjel 1nd place~; 11nd tne loullon of 11i 12 , 746 - ..1 ... .._ -tcoroer of 4th and Elm, out orntroy, a uWiz.aUon e:teeedl ... lhaU be made br the l:omPiii1 for towen, poll!l and otber .ncb IJIIII!Ii .. 10 . ., . I 0 of high water. Priced ror Wll - hooi'll ID •111 montb .treet llJhtlnl tervice durlnr any t\Qnl Jhll-11 be ft:J:ed w:ltb the prior 1,,..,..,....,..,..,...,.,.,.,..,~~ ~ 8c:hed~llr•U aot be an.lall~ nell period In which said unlce la written approval uul under~ lUper· ;;;;~;::;;.~.ii.ir;;ii;;Oi!0..-.\196i just taken ln. This set has dual volume con· I quick sale. Inquire at Earl's or ~m1 period of t-m OJ) dl8conli.IUlt4 .. In thl!l Section :J III'G· llt.lon of 11.\d munlelpal t'()t'JIOrJUon ch a ll WY 2-mOll • wlded. u to •urn ~~atlon 11v1n1 coukl•n Bar bf'r u op or C trol witt 4 speed changer .[ __ TEIUII OJ' CONTRA.cr SECTION 3: The Comp•ny ..,... tJon to the reaeonable operation (I; 5249. 10 8 tfc KING TROMBONE by Wite The term or th• oontnn for ..... dartn( Ule tenn hrreof to 1rt~t•li •d· lbe uzne. Provi4ed, rurther tbat Twia Speakers. Love Iy wa I• _ _ _ __ _ • -.I.e• uDder tb1t &eheduloe JliaJJ be .. 41tlonal ''"'e' llght.e ~;tf the type and euch loeauon1 ehall not be v;.\ed in IDit eomole. Take over pay· ' FUR SALE - 4 room hause, Compuy. Like new. Used on- proYlded Ill die ID&'f'ld.llll autnd .. epee\fled lb0\11, wnen authrolzed Iterll'!ltl, •nd &he IUDfl •hall be • b ... WY ., 1:.2J6 with ••ell OOIUIUIMir, bUt tn 110 .... to do 10 by re.olutlon of the Council. moved. or Ull JoettiOII thereof eban.. menls•Lof $5.00 "per month or rr ... nf tOC I new bath, large porch, basely J mont S. f"'V• vv ' llhllll tbe tontr•t\ tum be !e. 1lliD ' lifhU provided, however, that t.be etreet ed. bJ tn. Grmter wheaever lb" bal I 10 I etl OM :r-n. thall be .l outed within 260 n. ••mr re1\rlcb or oUtrucb tbe rea.· pay 11111 remammg ance ment, new paint, 1 acre SICTION 1: n..t a. rate~ ro .. I of • dtttrtbution circuit of Ula com- oneble 1111 alld. operation p,...., or 11 1 around, on brick road { due, $UL Call WY 2-6555. Gtc ' f electrla Hn1ee let forth In section 1 ' panJI; and, provided, further, tbel not future, of uld ltreeu, lr.irh•l1• 0 I!> IC8 el thll or4ln.-. .wJ be e•lculat.ed ] more than ten UO) additional liihtl Iey1, lidewalb and otber fUbllo JaDdi Automatie er. DOWN LPaclllDC l'MJ€.51 I 'TH' 0~ 6UN·6AlL 'TH' MOUNTAINS DAILY CROSSWORD '~~-~~~.·.• 1960 . Ford 4 Door -----·----- $795 tD4 lll?IJI.DN'T MO. IHTO TH• lUI OIDINANt:l •u.NTIND ORDINANCI NO. tl4 1 1 $1695 ~~~:f ~:.Ns.iu..E~ ~~~:. 1962ChevroetlmpiiCpe.____ ?'H"II",.,......,._ ..... va engine. Std. trana. Good Ure5. white finish. Spotless :osv~~~.~mo~r:c~,Noo-:,~ ~~~~,,_.?•,'• .. ,"""", ~~.1!.-~·,".n' •-:...~~:; clean red Interior. Radio and heater. frame, and furnace Can Motor C0 Clll' I •WOtJLD 'iOU ? ,---1 Legal N_:_o:t:.:.l:.:.ce.:.___. 1__,.;leg~I;;.I.;No-=;otl;.:.:.ce...-- Pom,erov •u-- cU"'lfiU ~ !, HI :::,. ! S"'"NIS leal btlte For S•l• i;;. io-N .J. ~I PND A SAO.CE! 'V'Iil ItA .... lHE Fl><RKING Sfn.JAllON ~ERE IS PEP!.ClRABLS I BEN CASEY rrr - 7 ~:tRs.CASi)f NIP ' kEI1If DIDIIT WANT 11.£ 10 T.IKE Nt/- 'lH'"' BUT WELL,MIM WINI(J£, I H4VE '!OUR: 1111511/ER: FOR: 'IOU I �I • daughter-In-law Mr and Mrs "'"· Gregory on his bt~ I 8I':rthdays.Ore DfRIIIlr on Lewts. Oshorne,• on ,ihelr ninth ten Present were Mrs. Thoma• Glr· N' h A, Clt~en . daughter and 11011-il> Mainly About Celebrated by mt . nmveraary w~d~:o."~:ve;::;. was sew· law, and Mr. and Mrs. Danny lljonk• Mr. and Mrs. llarey Osborne ltil tile dinner to the hotwr· and Danny of Charleston, W People In 2Youngsters h outertalned with a dinner Sun- ~ w Is nd children Cathy Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Smttb day at their home. Llnooln gues a . ' hoai and Greaory and Ricky. Pameroy Debra OsbornML•· !u~:,.. Terrace. honoring tiletr son and Dendbrhoa andlll Sherrie and tile . Mr and rs. e ' a ess. · . O Od l2 1965 Lord'e My Shepherd" by Mro.ll·-.------~;; Pomeroy·Mtddleport. .• . , - William Russell and Mrs. Bernard Fultz with Mrs. Hennesy 1 ItS Strugg accompanymg I •• ' • Mrs Guy Shuler, Splritua IS OpiC Lile C'hall'man, had prepared •I'Ja!l~entlnel. • ' I United NatiOnS es toT • Promote Worldwide Peoce, h ld was gJVell bv h center featurmg the A program on the Umted ol t e8 wor. bo when the a wors IP I booklet "The UpNations and its struggle . to I ~~S ~;s ~=:th m MetliodiSt m~di~::. diSplayed in the 36 Mr. and Mrs'. William Murray (Marjorie Darst! who been the guests p o!t' Mr. and Mrsi ae:;.:ve Cit t~ Char leo ri'arst and family. They :o it al Mia.mtsburg wlt ~ . ~~ b:;;rl~ng.;;pe;;a..ce...wn ...•.. •g._th"'e"'"'na"'l"'io"'lnsl Church in Middleport met Mon- ~nous ofn~~ languages which has day evenmg at the church. 42 editions sent to over 120 The meetm• was opened 1 countries of with a p1Rno prelude byJ Mrs.! f:; use by tbe C. M. Hennesy Mrs amesi ~~ dI The e'llnter was flanked r !" "t~rl~ ~~;:;~ ~~~\t s~:~rot~~r Boys Glove Leather at~ · ~ts~~'i:lle WORK SHOES Criswell, president, .was m m mencan and Christian ther wU~ Wll~m . Darst ed tbree in the navy and three the army. GIVE DINNER 111 Miss Jay Boggs, Gallipolis, Mr. and Mra. Howard spent the weekend with her par· Smith entertained with a onts, Mr. and Mra. Lionel Boggs s.:';;ts"t ............... and Gregory Smith, son ol and Mrs. Howard C. were guests of honor at a ty Saturday afternoon, at .,::av: ::;,~r~~.:mb~it.~a~bsarvance ;ts- carried The Halloween theme J.'and:~f:a:;mn~y.~ out the decorations. ~~ri":;'e· = d?'- ::u ~ ~:0~ ~~rld-famotll. ..;.~""~";;..;;;;:;,;;;;•...;~~;;_.;.,.;;. ID b~eakmg aro~ 1 entine. •• t ~ ~ VOL XVII NO. 150 j ~!o POMEROY ·MiDDLEPORT. OHIO l WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1965 at THRIFT POMEROY I I PLAN WORLD $6.95 $12.95 to Mens Campus Worsted Wool Sweaters $5.95 Orlons - Orlons and Mohairs Shetland Wools - Acrllan, Orion and Mohair. Solid colors - Vertio. cal Stripes - Panel Fronts-Button Fronts - Sllpovefl. 100% pure worsted staple coat sweaters. Double knit elbowa - teal heather, navy blue and oxford erey. All sizes 38 to 46. Also extra lllze• 411 to 154. 1 Around And r About AUTO LOANS L I Middleoorf SEE US FIRST ! I -.:- Mens Broadcloth Pajamas Sizea A, B, C, and D. Our $3.9~ Pajamas • now on Sale for 25c 250 Boys $2 .95 Shirts Young Mens Corduroy Slacks Long Sleeve Shirts In sizes 8 to 18. Sulld L'olors, checks and plaids. WHILE THEY LAST Re~ular models and Stilts models . Slim 161 _ cuffless. Sizes 29 to 38. Green, tan, wheat. grp~· . $1.50 $4.88 Women.' Kirbury Womens Support Stockings Seam less Mesh Stockings Sea shell and Southwind. Also while. Sizes a ~r, tu 11. 1 18 l,_~~ii:~i::~:: : :-i:::::::==::;;::;::::;::;::::=iiii::::iiiii:=:iii-:i:-: :i :-=:::ii::...- Our Shanmont Agilon CHOOSE FLEXSTEEL it With his mother, Mrs. Norma ence Bnlton. SISter, of Chapman and other rdatives . Mitch, and Mrs. Arnold GUUAN!IID ttfl!tl!ll Mr and Mrs. Jack Weese Par 11~a Heights were guests of his parents, Mr. CONSTRUCTION! your ta.ste in fur~iture, you ca n chouse with con ttdenre from Flexstee l Whether you s~­ lect co nt emporary, trad i~ional, modern ur colonial, vou wtll tmd_ an impecca ble elegance tn ever_y pll:'n: that will be a proud .add iliOn to you r homt' This d_istrnctl_ve F'lf'X· stef.>l ~ tvling is avaJIJble m sofas. sectionah, su ites, chairs, and a un ique sofa-sleeper. Hundreds and hundreds of fabrtcs, all decoratorse lected ror beautiful correctness, give you a rhoke of so ~id s in ~ va· riety of rich \Veave s. pnnts. qu ~ lted fahfies. matelas~es. brocades, and other fashionable fabrics . ~:~~~~::~ ~~ ' Cincin nati were , gue s t ~ of Mr. and Mrs. • Dailey 1 Alfred Gloeckner of and son, Keith. Mrs. ham is a medea! patient at I I . , ~ . MIDDLEPORT, 0. been at the Watts home. Mrs. Wi_lliam Robso~ gone to Lima for a v1sit her daughter and and Mrs. Clifford ! spent the weekend With BAKER FURNITURE hai~e ll B. Mrs. Weese.Floyd Price , Mrs. Mr.c.and t Seamless Mesh Stockings Seamless mesh Stockings. Sizes 91rit~10 and l0 1h- ll. Colurs - hospital there and Mrs. fto,J>.II son plans to assist the family. Mr. and Mrs . Edward mothe-r. Mrs. Jacob and at his farm on were · *hens visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ridge. Athens, were Sanday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Errier·!l Napkins and candy carried soD Jones. the color scheme. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mattox were Mrs. L. W. McComas, spending a vacation on Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, contribut· Erie at Put-in-Bay. lng. and Mts. Edward Young. Mrs. Helen Shuler Is vislititlj!.ll Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Lloyd as- in Pennsylvania with Mr. sisted in servmg. Mrs. Charles She Water is on .,.._..._,...,..,.....,.~'-=~-----"'---vacation from Hess. the Meiga 1,...,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,...,,.......,.---...,._-_..,_..,_=-="-"'-'"-""-~-_ ..,_,._.,._,._______ Company, Mrs. Thomas Rue is employed in her absence. Karen Thomas of Columbus was the weekend gueat of Miss Sue Rue and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rue and son, J . T. Mrs. Doyle Miller, Columbus, Is visiting with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. carl Roach and family. Her son, Dale Mtller left Monday for Bainbridge, Md. ,where he will attend tile Electronic School the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Miller have the dlsUncUon having had ail< sons in the arm· ed services which have MEIGS THEATRE S~.<l-9, taupe, fl.eib tone, beige tone . $1.00 ~axter. ~e 1 i 1 SALE PRICES Kodak Film You can really save on film In black: and whlte or color movies. 3~ MM Still picturt>s in all sizes. Stop in and 1tock~up now. "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" (Tecbnleolor) Annette Funieello. S.'-t p•r ,,..,.,... e'-trk fir,.... Ire• I6•N •=•• ........ • • • ,,..., par el.r4rir . , ;••,. 4ta1Br. Dwayue Wekmao, Brian DonleY)', Buster Keaton, Bever)J Ad· ama, Harvey Lambeck, John A.sbJey, Jody McCrea, Micke' Rooney. Featu...tt.: 3 Dark Hor•• $6.95 to the Beauty Mist Womens Nylon Stockings Jn Si?,es 81".1 to 11~ . Dark mt~t, blonde and tan glow. Also the diamond textured stock_ines in off black, tau glow and dark m1st. $1.00 a Scissors. tweezers, clippers, cutlcle pushers, black head extractors, ey• brow tweezer&. C~,plete &elt!ctiOO cenuine "LI Croue Mens Hanes lnsul. Knit Socks All sizes, natural color Elastic top Women and Childrem and Mens The complete line - Abu the Elec-tric Timn at $39.95. MENS "Never Iron" Socks By CAMPUS Docron Polyester and 3~% tlli% Combed Cotton. Sold colon. All liZfl. 59c a pair Mens Masterbilt Crew Socks White with striped toP• - all lizes 10 to 13. t'ull looped toe - Seamleu foot. 50c pair !See the complete line of Mens Shirts tst Floor.) $3.95 MENS CAMPUS BOYS ' Crew Socks Our Kirbury Brand. All white with striped top. Sizes 8 to 10 Oct, 1:1-14 FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Oe-IS.16 ''THI SWORD OP ALl IAIA" (Tecbnicolor) . Corduroy Shirts Two pockets, sport style. fine wale corduroy. Blac k' r ed ' tan All sizes. 39c pair $3.95 MENS Western Shirts Ble selection of the mo•t popular Westerns in cbecU, plaldJ and ea-broidered solid colors. All Stseo. Mens "King Kole" All Wool Jac Shirts Full zi~er front, heavy wool pi ds. All Sizes for - $3.95 Same in Boys Siz~s for $2.95 $8.95 MENS Sports Shirts Sale $1.95 Long sleeve, two pocket, plaids in sizes, small, medium, lar&e md extra larae. Curity Diapers Sire 21 by 40 inebeo. Foldline dlo· pert. More absorbent. Wash easierdry falter. $3.19 Jac a dozen Fitted Crib Sheets . lito any 1111ndard crib mattre•o. White, putel llrlpea and nuroeey prlnta. 100% Cotton Mens Corduroy WID. and THUUDAY pair "LA, CROSSE" Manicure Instruments $15.95 ColorctrtMM NOT OPIN A.M. f'. • #rigida.ire • Geaera.l Eleetrie • ~ibson • Ha.111iltoa • .Hotpoint • ' llel.,ina.ter • Kenmore • Ma.ytag • Norge ; • Plaileo • BCA Whirlpool · S~ Q•Hn • • WHti•gll•••• • Seamless $2.95 Full Fashioned $1.95 Timex Watches .......... Ollie LAST TIM! TONIGHT Popular sea shell color and white. 3 Sizt;'S _ Small, Average and Tall. 69c 1 1 Mens White Unen Handkerchiefs Hemstitched. all Irish Linen $3.39 lililens /4aiiol'\al B hk ~Yhatev.:r the 1 Mens Campus Sweaters a $1.00 Shirts Tailored FOIIM FIT adjualllble ealot. 100% cotton. Colon: black, brilbt blue, apld, brliht re4. Sire 30 by 40 lnobao. 100% Cotton. $3.95 2 for $1.59 Receiving Blankets Blue. plnlt or yellow. Peter Mann, Jocelyu Laae, Peter WbltnQ. "UP fROM THI IIACH" CHII Roberllon, .Red Buttono, Irina Demick Brodertcli Crawford. Slim ~. EUC I RIC co. ........... ~ . . . . .tOUC ......... o.. •' ' E Supports 1 1 - '1 . .;;: 1 f\~ I :~~ ------FI_V_E_CE_M_S -" ;;..... -; and am y Games were played and prl'""' ll charge of the meetmg Devo- b: the A before returrung to t~e1r home, awarded to Ricky Taylor and 11'2 to 3 3V2 to 6 Lions were gtven by Mrs H~t- fl~~s Sanborn dtscussed the Keene, New Hampshrre. , Karen Bruty. After the honortie Sm1 th and mcluded t e t~ ·N ttons m Its 20 years Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher ed guests opened their gifts, dec 8 1 theme hy mn. ''The Vmco or Um e rmci. al means of visited Sunday evemng at New orated •akes, ice cream and I God" scnpture re8dlflg and a 1as the P and order m Haven W. Va. with Mr and koohlid were served and favors i medilalmn Mr< M L rreneh I mhmntaml idngand lis agencJes d.,. Mrs Burrell Dawson. were party hats and horns. d . Bib It> medt!atwn I t e wnr k b M G I Mlddloporl , also rea a ''TI Gurdon Ftsher of Par ers urg, 1 Present wete rs eorge 1 t d to the health and welfare I tn llowed by a vot'al duet te ~; ~he people of the nations W. Va spent the weekend with , Gum and George, Vtckie and I Dunng the bus mess meetmg hts parents, Mr and Mrs. Mas- , Kelly Clelland, M~s. Charles I Owens and Sherrte. Mr. and , 3 round robtn t'ard VwaS se~t on Ftsher and famtly to Mrs. B. H. Zeigler, who lS I Mrs. Oana Oliver, who has Mrs. Howard C. Smltl"l and R!c- 1 eonfined to the l:.ume or hel' 1been a patient at Meigs Gtner- ky, Karen a~ ~ill Baity, Rlc~y · daughter in Maryland. 'f he al Hospital, was taken Sunday, McKmghL, Vtckt~ Hortman, RIC· bud ~e1 tm the yt-a r was r~ad lo the home of her son and ky Taylor, Brenessa, Ge~e and by Mrs Nan ~lunre, treasur- daughtcr-in ·l~:~w, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hood, rommy, Alne and : t'f. anti acceptE'd . Mrs. 11erm~n 1 Hyron Hysell , Columbus for re· Mark Johnson,. Jeff Grueser, l Hilddox. ;:;upply Secretary, reud cuperation. Cathy and Sherrie Osborne and the ,1skmgs tor the yt'cu· total- Mr and Mrs Frank Walton the honored guests. ! tng $29 of Kadne ~!sited sunday w1th Sendtng gifts but unable to Mr s Ctt~well revorted the j Mr <Hid Mt~> E. .!. Hill, Flat- ~ attend were Gary Blankenship, SO( tl'l) had ICCt.'I Vt:'d a blue Mrs Harry Osborne and Mr. 00 nbbon ce1tdJcl.lte for v,.or,k done I w~tr: Oonald .Morgan and son and Mrs Thomas Garten. I the pa st year Mrs M ~ Uow-, f Newark are spending a week I son ll'potlt•d tughhghts .fron; , :tth her parents, Mr. and ~rs . ~ ""' wru ~ the wm kshop held <lt l• ores I }!:site Mossman. Mmersville ~ Hun 11 1 ~pte rnber . . : Mr and Mrs. Dan Metz and Tht• ubservann• ul the We•.k! M . nd Mr!i. James Simon of ~1 ol J>r~yer aud Se lf-Oema l. ,wa~ , c:!-in~ and Mr . and Mrs. Rich<.HHIIIllrl!"t'd tu be lwld Oc t rtJe I ·d Simon and tanuly of Brooks· ~ 25 ut 7.:\1! IJ . Ill at the ehurch! ~:lie were Saturday guests of ~ ' OFTEN OUR LOW BANK RATES w1n1 M 1· ~ . Gu.v Shult•r m chargt!. 1 nd Mrs. Raymund Hat- Mr. and Mrs. l..owel, Kelly 1 t-.~r . H ,,1.. I' 1. JV\ilt'h , Mrs. Nllr· 1 of Columbus spent the weekend 1' 1~ . . , I freld . . . d .. I SAVE YOU ENOUGH MONEY TO 11 w11 Wny land and Mrs ~r ent! Mr s. Cha rl es Withee is report- , \nth h1s brother an s1s~er-m · W'r,. nJnwd . .ngat Veterans Mem· law. Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Kel- .· 1 · un . the , comnul -1 . ed tmprov lee lor lire World Cumr nurH) onal !Iosplla l Jy PAY FOR EXTRA ACCESSORIES JJ;iy piOJer ·t 1 Mr and Mrs John H. Weeks In the bst. of hostesses servlt v. . r ~ aufltJun-·t<(J that il d Tr 1m ol Ht·ynoldsburg ing Evangelme Chapter, OES, ..__ mee f mg th e •arnell f:.~•mh r11gltl t1111m·r WI 11 be an were sun, weekend guests of their at the Octout!r '" lit'ld Sundd)' e\leumg. Ott 24 at rents Mr and Mrs. Eldon of Mrs Earl Davenport was ! tht' (h urel1 at5 P m Mrs Nor· ~eeks ~nd Mrs. Herman Scholl. omitted and rs Eugene m <~n Wa~l and p!e!:>ldcnt of thr M Herman Scholl and Mr:J ton as Poe of the Past Matro1os•l Al1t-1 noon l ' in le, unnounc:t!d th eI l I rs Weeks VIStted Saturday' rt(:ogmzed. . I 1 an nu.•l ('lu tslmas Bazaar un · 0 ~ M Le ter Wilson at Hoi- ;\fr~ Perry Mttch rece1ved l'ut·\dav ~ IJI. 30 at the rhurch 1Wit 1 .~ rs. t· 1s word recentl} of the unexpect·ll · I zer 10sp1 i::t • -""''j'' a....,.n \1un lwrs ut all the t' IIT e~ tH r M Thomas Garten and dau.l ed death of her mece, Mrs. ,Jsktd to cvn!rtUute to the ba- hi rs .l son In law Mr and!' John Watts, 35, at a hospital •n 811 • t:·to :s ed g " - - and • la cH 'J 'I ~~ meetmg wa:s M er Dannv Monk so n, Baxter , Tenn. 0 ct 3 of a blood . I' with the bt-ne<hrllon. D~~n of 'charleston , W Va clot She is the former I A tlt'~S(·t! cnurse v..as served were Yweekend guests of Mrs K. Edwards or Pomeroy. She I WE PAY 4% 011; SA VlNGS tr{Jill a lahle covered Wlth a G 1 daughter and son·m- surv1ved by her husband and !men do th and centered Wlth 1 ~ e~~ and Mrs Howard C s1x children including a two-Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation an arrangemer_IL of yellu\~ and i Sml,th and famtly. week old chtld, and her mother, 1bronze mums m <~n ebon~ con· I M and Mrs. Eugene Chap- Mrs Vedit Arnold or St Peters 1 tainer flanked by ebony candles. • rna: · returned to their home, burg, Fla. F'uneraJ services wetcell .......-..__.;,_....__, Columbus Saturday after i:l vis- held in former Ftor-11 $4.99 $6,99 Roush's Shoe Store ~ So sktUful are many Yul• olav blacksmiths that they caD C. II>J'ge a horseah!"' without ed chalk of .................................. . at )' ' School � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 12, 1965 quillen