https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/78635b7e29d00a5e8189eac47bd22b0b.pdf 10f95e7df4ae7d73cad173202c7a988f PDF Text Text . •. '' "' . . · d FaiiGar e~ Round-UptS T0 ic ol Club ' llNew&y•Ask ..dmissiontoPack Olb Pack 244 met at the gas ' nri.l.r S\lldJI.L . CALENDAR ~ Mainly About I I Peop e n Pomeroy . " "::._··nd . And HfUU. About lttjddleDOrf Se~ 'Appn~tice ~tr a~d lu~s A~bert ~~~r; It Wed~sday lit AI~ ' ~s sw~n. J~"':";i ;i:::"·::! ~c~ ~ark rom At Heath Church ! 'Oillce Monday evening when "F Garden Round-Up" was l ocr. II Alan applications were turned in for , ic when Wildwood Gar-: Mr and Mrs. Roger Seelig I The Pomeroy Bend C. B. Rs- lace bas returned to the Great 11 new boys, Charles R. met Wednesday even-•and ;.,ns of Dayton spent the[ dio Club will sponsor a "coffee Lakes Training SChool DUlensworth, Jr. Arnold P. d g at the home of Mrs Alfred ' st weekend with Mr. and Mrs. I break" at the Youth Center! nola following a two weekJ visson, Dannie Edgell. Jon . er Mmersv:lle, wlth Mrs., :' nnin Roush Hidden Lakes.,in Mason, W.Va. Sunday from here with his parenls, Me. Rlley, Donald L. Fisher and Mrs Chnsty l Mrs 'Manning Roush to 5 p. m. Free coffee and and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and nit C. Mulford, as co-hosle" es. and Miss Helen Baer were Co- cookies will be served. CB- : daughter, Nancy. Wallace will Larry L. Neff, Gera . Mrs Lawrence Snuth. preSJb visitors Thursday. and anyone lntereste '" begin medical corps schooling. Gary N. Welch and Jerry L., dent the meeung and "'Earl Denny Sr. and Mrs ' CB radios are welcome. Come [ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett Welch. Now at last ne\\ I devo'tions lwn· led by Mrs Edl· l Mees vimted Imeet your friends and exchange and family of Columbus. spent Mothers are ne . rded son Hollon who read the Gar- fternoon with Mrs G:lbert QSL cards. the pal! weekend with hiS parWolf badges were. awaLeo- den club creed from the new es Nnv. I en!! !lr. and Mr!. Charles BenSteve Walburn, Don vear book. Members responded George Campbell and ! The Middleport Garden nett.' Saturday evening t he nard, and aoid ar-' to roll call w:th wh at ,they enDonald of Yongstown were , will meet MondayM Nove: F group visited In Parkersburg. ,p ~cl~b AI·'~~ ;oh~- ~eau Sti~ers. Den- !H~ra~ Da~~dw ~~:~;:eaer ~onducted ~:f dill Brown, Glenna Sprague and Cooke · decorations - o. kej Ritter 'noxie Walters, Sylvia Sandy JuniorMYfl PartyisHeld ~ French.' Me. and Mrs. Emerson The JUJitor MYF of Heath Jones were assisted Doug Methodist Church held a Hal- Dowson with the par y. It loween party Thursday evening Attending _were Done Waw: In the church basement decor- ers, Okey Ritter, D;tghtCDoke ated with huge spider web son, Eddie Brown, om oo ' made by Okey Rliler and Doxie J. T. Rue Kenny Smtth, Waltera and several large skele- dy Ions made by Douglas Oowson mfer Go e, e ' 'bb' of the Senior MYF. Orange pa- kle SUtton, Verne Ord, Ro per streamers were used Ord, Ketth, :n d throughout. French, Sandy o ns . Game• were played under the Doug Dowson. direction of the game commitlee composed of Robbie Ord, SPEAKER ANNOUNCED ~~ • Meigs Girls k at y Are Speo ers AtWorkshop the~;;;"'::gu~~~ Miss Patty Dorst and Miss Pat Bailey were ers at the r Ohio Workshop Inn Athens Wednes· 'and dak:, Dorst rpresenlln& the . unt' 4-H clubs and Y of the Eastern Future Homemat' rica described their ers of A:'red by the local cotnp to the American In· ohfte of Cooperatives at Cos mubus Missouri last August. lu Also 'appearing' on the program were Thad Dye who re- Univerr~inoon ~·: M~tgs B~l Bun~] G:~~isp~~r;· V~c- ~1:~ Be~!. Mar~ ~d0:" ~ :~~ e~ninl­ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Mrs B. Mr>. . The meetmg was adJourn d I A Thanksgivmg arrangenH•nt . M. C. Wilson. Hostesses E. F. - are 9 I * * * •~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ a NOW KNOW I 2, ·- · - -- VnUIIual W ayl 3U3'1 persons hvmg in . ,grow~ :oil X llldws tall and goes I p iz •s. were aw arded for the purchased at the door. Mr~. ~ ew, .d square miles enlirel) surr?und-•well w:lh tul:ps. Plant at least cos;u~es and the entire class- Karl Owen and MiSB Phyllis 0/ Cooking Studle ed by the city of Detro:!. - -- -- - - A ...... .~.J.t~. A ~- HEAD HALTER AND p];:~ nt twelve to each square gr~;~pe and ~ ~~:: d~ fo.>l ' a tour of the class- Joachim are co-chairmen. crocus. snowd tops m the Central Building. hyacmths m front of ev-1Reh eshments ul donuts, or~ NOV. 4 The Meigs CoWlty PTA I N ~as "New and Unusual Ways to . 1 Cook Vegetables'' the topIS ic when Rock Sprmgs Home- erRreens 1 ang e dr:nk and candy lavors sponsoring a rummage sale on makers Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Dw tght gave, were selved by the room 4, 5, and 6 at the Sauvage the home of Mrs. Fred Goeg··Now ts the ltmt• w, plant peo- , ers ol both das~es Building on Front-st. Pomero~. lein. . Mtlh~~n . moth-~ Nov. pres~- ny roots, fertllze lawns, place Pme v.mners m lhe morn- I from 9 a. m. unlll 5 p. m. Ttus Mrs William Grueser, hurlap around ne Jrees, plnnt ing class :neiuded R:rky Glaze, wtll be a large rummage ,.le. dent, conducted a short bust· I yt> on plowt>d ground f o r ftrst prize, dressed as Casper ness session Mrs. Arlee Abmu lch, and d:g glad:oll. dah the Gh ost. and Jennifer WlSe, LAN WORLD DAY bolt, Mrs. Raymond Cole and Ihas an d cannas second pnze as a pink rabblt. P . Mrs w. A. Drake were named , Flu wer arrangements asstslmg were Mrs ! The Meigs County Council of las leaders to attend _the tratn- 1 EASY JUdgt'd !J} Mrs .ruck Robson' J hn Gros~. Mrs William In-· Umted Church Women will ob- ing session on "Knowmg a Good TO 10 l,,.,Irs aud nuoon' ,:, Mrs. Fred LewlS Mrs. Ken· serve World Community Fit." . V\ E t_Jsher and Mrs Holter ~eth Wl lcox and Mrs. Norman at the Middleport A potluck dmner was served 1 • for the1r arrange ments. !y . b h Friday November 5 at noon with Mrs. Grueser askf I · · ·e served by eauger. · c urc ' · Won'! : HP res lme n(s "'e' In the afternoon class f1rst l : 30 p.m. "Laity's Miss10n ins grace. In •bu~t: a rter noon the the hostesses to 14 membres rize went to Connie Burton, W ld Affairs " is the topic was presented by Mn. Damage Iand two guests, Mrs. Housun: as • bride, and second thor aftrnoon James Geoglein, Mrs. Homer Radford, Woadwo,k and Mrs. Harry who also· prize won by Martha Kraw- In 'ton of Middleport will and Mrs. Scot! Folmer who all won :he dou: pll ze. sczy n as a ballerina. speaker. Sewing supplis, so prepared the vegetables PlfASANT ass:st:ng were Mrs. II altr yard goods and health a l d ved wtth the P"'IUck dlnn ed FOAM Sew-Rite Sewing Morm Charles Smith, are the projects for the meet- AU.ending were those n:er RUBBER ('/ub hulds Dinner Mrs. Gary Way land. Mrs. Char- ing Women of all chur<hs In above and Mrs. Lew:s GruG . PADDED Me mbers of the Sew - Rite ' les W:nebrenner. the. county are Invited. Mrs. Welby HAtTER h M t'10 ge SklMer, Mrs. I 1 Sewing rlub met "' I e ar bell, Mrs. Harold Blackston and BAG Restaurant Wednesday at 7 p. Nwwrene Yuuth ELECI'ION DAY NOTE Mcs. Mark Grueser. The next HOlDS I m. lor a dmner. The Halloween Guests at Ta)'lors The Women's Club of I h meeting will be Nov. t7 at I p. theme w as l'arried oul on the The young people of t h c Morning Star E.U.B. church m. at the home of Mrs. W. A. 15 tBS. table. 1First Church of the Nazarene will serve lunch election Drake SAND A fterward, the group in Midd leport held a Halloween . in the church basement. On SUGAR ed to th eir club ruom where party Mond ay evening in the menu will be soup, chill, PLAN POMEROY DANCE OR Mrs. Elza Gilrnor, J r , basement of t hehome or Mr. wiches, potato salad, pie, The Pomeroy Band BoosterJ WE IGHTS I dent, was in charge of a and Mrs. Lester Taylor, decorhomemade ice cream and Association will sponsor • n(i . 1 911S business session. Names ated with witches, goblins and hJgh school dance party from AKRO TRA CT drawn for a Christm as colored strt>amers. fee. to p. m. this at 1 11 I . . . .- - - - :: : : - : : : - exchange, The Games were played and . tbe Pomeroy High gym. RETAIL • $1D.95 dontted by M". gu.,ts drew thetr masks ANNOUNCE BANQUET Jays wlil emcee. ing was awarded t_o Mrs. Don were JUdged and wmners The Mother · .Daughter ban- ~ ~~.::.;~~------=--- · - - - -- - - - : - Mullen. Mrs. Browm~g and ~rs. Peggy McKinney, prettiest; T'7- quet of Evangeline ~apter, ~· r,.,,:on as the Dodor orden Gilmore each rece:ved btrth- ry Grogan, most original; Bt~ E.S., Middleport, wtll be be .d under Comfortable and Con· day g1fts from the1 r secret pal. ly Motley, ugliest. Refresh- Tuesday evenmg, Nov, at the •.~t~ttnt Circumstanc... I 1 A dessert course was served ments of donuts. cider. pop 1 Masonic Temple. The Maso~ i by Mrs. Browning to Mrs. Ray- and snacks were served during i will prepare and aerve the dmmond Baity, Mrs. Dayton Strick- the evening. I ner. Reservations are to be :and, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Attending were Carolyn and sent to Mrs, Charles Bennett Mrs. Mullen. Mrs. Calv in Simp- Sammy Acree, Martha and Re- by Nov. 3. 1son, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. l becca Barlletl, Martha aDd -1 Donald McKnight, Mrs. Edward Ricky Hamm, Peggy and LewWASTE NOT 1 Wells, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Lou- is McKin~y . Sharon Harrison, WASTE NOT 1is Osborne, Mrs. Donald Collins, Gene Stephenson, Roger Dud- WASHINGTON (UPI} N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0 . Mrs. Tom Grueser and Mrs. ley, Ronnie Cheadle, Alberta Government auditors claimed a Willi-am Owens. Little, Robert Buskirk, James quarter million dollar victoiJ ~:ii:::~::::;::::~~...-..--....-..=---..= - , IBartlctt , Larry, Roy and Tuesday In the "war on waste. Taylor, Gary Ellis, Bill Motley, They said $252,000 a Ye • r Terry Grogan, George Luster, coul~ be saved by buYID& office j i Allen and Dong Acree, Mrs. desks without lockl. Clyde Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. The General Accounting I John Russell, Mrs. E D. flee (GAO) said its study '. ree and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. showed that most government ---agencies did not require Legion Post Plmll ployes to lock their desks each night. worse, most employe! Halloween Party did not use fhe locks now proDrew Wester Post No. vided. American Legion, will holdo".= l ,•~~--......~~=:"""' Halloween party at the home Saturday, October 30, trorrt iI 8:30 p.m. to 12 midnight for members, their wive!S an d guests. TONIGHT I SATURDAY The grand parade for those , "ZEBRA IN THI KITCHIN" in costume will be held at 9 P· [ (Techntcotorl rn. Prizes will be awarded An I Jay Norb, TV'• DenniJ the Martin MllDer, ADGJ evening of dancing and other Menace; Devine. enterLainment is planned. Re"THE ROUNDERS" I. You are systematic about your payments. freshments wi11 be served. (Technicolor) 2. You keep accurate recorda of your Henry Fonda, Glenn Ford, \JET TICKETS Sue Ann Langdon, Hope HoJ. expenditures. The Brndbury PTA is spon- iday, Chill Wills, Edior Bu3. You are a depositor in a soun.J financial soring a cream-baked chicken chanan. institution. dinner Saturday evening. Nor vember 13th at the school. Tick- SUNDAY, MON. and TUES. Oct, 31 - Nov. 1-2 If you don't have a chPOking aC<".ount with UB, it ets are being sold in advance I "GIRLS ON THE JIACH" will take only minut e& to open o · •· Come on in! and may be purch•sed from (Technicolor) BiH King, Arlene Davis, Ber- Martin West, Noreen Corcortha Bing, or Joyce and Allan an, The Crickets The Beacb Leonard. Anyone unable to buy Boyo, Lesley Gore. "CLARINCI THI tickets in advance may make CROSI-IYID LION" reservations by calling Joyce ITechnicotor) Leonard. Price of u,. dinner is llarohal Thompoon, Cbet'l'l lllller. Belly Drake. $1 plus dessert. TRACTION SET I w e ~ ei Mothers a~arded bl~e ~ressed ~yatt OMEROY ELBERFELDS IN p DRIVE TO SATURDAY Mot~ers tb~ END Of THE MONTH SALE-· BARGAIN S ALL OVER THE STORE•• AM 9 • fh STORE HOURS 9 to m e EVENING SATURDAY • • • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~rs. ;~r- , .r ORUG CO. 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE Every check you write on our bank prores 3things about you: I ,;· · Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • r .. ~· I·• I• ,.... THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! Pd. Pol. Ad•. sIDI cu·t 0 dence would be disastrous. e N MIN l I• • " """lEKStheir - FOREIG deputies from• sers or . on 40 Afro-Asian nat:oll8 met to>day In a showdown Beeston which appeared likely to result -. In a third and possibly final owfethreelrlndsulcamtimonoit.P a n t a s o t e ....., ~pos,t~J.!_J,t. .'te-ce·m,·IOent t~~= ~!~~'m':r.!:/ • • ~.tbe..ribbon IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Men • Discover Savings · · •- -·· Style .. Warmth! Just in time for those cold, bright days you'll see so much of this se• son, See us soon for the latest In men's fashions at most populer prices. ~·- Hu:l!~ ,1!~0:,~~ :h~O::.':'.:WW:t'':.!~ct'~:ys:::~ ~ winn!...,~gebr~~~d~ ~-~,·~''''' 1 8-Point Deer f.~rd i ~• c:~:,u~v~ r.. . 1 ' Hit by Auto , k.~n-d ~er ~ quarters v f a Dream (A~) • hu~reds Are F"medby J dge pOrter' Band Show SPORT SHIRTS ~ ':!s ..... in~ Masked Bandi't Gets $1,700 .! · day~. ~ ~ th·~-~,11::r \ ~- execu~ e:~? Ja~esbtflllwleyth. an~ \ a~ cllebe~ p~ EXCELLENT SELECTION co_:c~enslve 11~ CLOTHIERS . IDL Modell prleell ,. Oa THE MARTIN RESTAbiANT Mlcldleport . ··1-1] .:·,f l/ ..' ,,r.. •.,,•'' ·' " ' ~•·t.v. v~ ~ ~~fon. e Sta-Prest Levis . ""~ Cardiac work G D • ets onation , From Meigs th~ds ~ns •LEVIS ' "' Seven persons • COLOR \ • Ru~ GJ'ven at Game ri; or Cttuld cause permanent postfiiiM- j Smitb hiday. afternoon marking the mea( of the summit, cia! opening of the Pantasote Company's new $7,000,000 resin plant located on State Rt. 2. HtADY TO HIGHER PRIC· Public tours and open house was observed following es were general for all major the ribbon cutting cereclaltel ol slanghter livestock at many. 1 vice president, maooracturlng; Midwest markets this week. Other State officials attend- : Austin Ganly, lreasurer; Frank At major ·Hvestock terminals, ing Included Angus Peyton, Gran, Sylvester D.Maloney and alaughter steers and heifers Commissioner ol State Oeparl- Ralph Wyman, directors. IO!d Bteady to 50 <entB higher, ment of Commerce· Paul Crab- The Pantasoto Company Is re- in Middleport Friday night by 1964 Qunn Judy Mooro. Mole• General Hospital struck by . a passmg car .. , at 1\. High St., except at St. Joseph and Kan- tree, Assistant rognized in the plastics field, Mill Hollinshocl wu oacortocl by Kenny Entlfth of Admtaafou - Eva Knopp, The Me:gs County Shenf! s Colum bus. A3416 proJect of lba Ill City, where Steady to 10 to Governor Smith ; Fielding as a producer of high ·quality Pomoroy High tchDol, Mason; Loshia, Mitchell, Department whlch mvestlgated Frankl :n Cnunt v Heart Ass• cents lower trends prevallad. Lewis, Wyatt M. Rogers, Jr. polyvinyl chloride tPVC) reThis lltgfOIII, porh1po, how Pamoroy-Middloport land ; Austin Russell, Middle- the 1:40 a. m. m:shap, sa1d the elation. due; not limit Cowl were steady to $1.25 low- and Tracy Starcher, State De- sins, compound•, vinyl ftllllS, 1tudont1 rnlly feof obout school ODMolldlllon, • quoo- port; Timmy Tillis, Rutland. deer ran mto the pathway of an i services to .. 11 Fra nklin County ,111 er, lflth the most decline at partment of Commerce; Thorn- sheeting, converted items and lion their poronlo wiU ••Y yoo or no to noxt Tutldoy. Dlocbarpo - Richard Wil· :"to. dnven :Yl W:lham sidents. Since its opening, ev• Omaho. Bulla were steady to 50 as Battle, State Ta• Depart. interior packaging. son, Middleport; Timmy TilllS, wam, 13, e pre. ere was 200 ed h . tienta ta higher and vealers stea Rutland heavy damage to the fron t of recover Par pa cdento· . t'•• ment; State B Com- · .,. Thel local plant model car. The, havek been y •h· -•Ill· At most (lOin ' lo Gus o1DouglaS!, A ' ltur 't Iwill50 have'II'an 1- - - : : : - - - : - : - - - - ·-- - - - -- - - -- -- -- ·- - - - - - - ISwain's l • va luaBted asthto their 1961 feeder cattle and calvea were mtss ner grtcu e; rer:mwa capacty o mt . ton: editorial! ,driver was reportedly uninjur-1 w or to eranre. et ter an two 51 10 dy to $IIIO wer ry Jones, Hou!e of Delegates pounds of restn wtth prov:s:OII8 An ..;;.;_;....___ ed and no arrest was made. of them have returned to ea · and State Senator Randolf A. for future upanalon. Th h 'If' d t gainful emplovment, many to • BALl!lBIJRY, RHODESIA - Tay Ior. The Pantasote plant now em· (0 Ole Of also einvestigating a one-car d b s er1 s epar men 1 mis-. was •theTh1r . ld IJo . ' . Brillsll Prime !linister Harold Federal officials included ployes about 60 persons and Is hap that oceurred at 11 :50 a. m. f,'0 udatwn ' ardma e Yt • 1 Wilson nld today Britain does Rep. Ken Heehler; Mrs. VIr- eapected to reach 100 employMost homes of the five school dis- makes Meigs county one of Ohio's cham- Friday on the Waid Sayre hill. I sta . me" :ng a 1c 1og:s • a not hojteve Rhnd..ia is ready ginia Mae Brown, Commission- es when in lull produclion. tricts that will vote on consolidation pions-in dropouts. Authorities reported a car med:cal ' oc:al_worker,10 a medfor lnitependance under black er, lnterslate Commerce Comnext Tuesday will be visited before t_he ConsoUtlltion will not reverse the driven by Phillip Andre Hill, , leal technolog:st, and • vocaAfriC!aD.' M•jortty rule. He said mission,· James Donohoe, Art d 1 trend of these data overnight. But con- 16, Racine, was demoilshed ll_onalJ counselor._ 8 election by earnest paren . eep Y tn.• M D George th di_ Mort he thiDIIia tbe present crisis can ea Redevelopment Adminislraterested in upgrading thetr public solidation must come before reversal when it turned over on the 1nee, r. '. . .·• IS • rec "!· be em.! "in I short time." ford Walker, U. S. Department can begin. rural road. No inruries were ! The servlce ." free and avatl· Wllloti ruled out the use of tion· Odus Kincaid Small scnools. We should ask, too. Who Is really beI reporled and no citation was able With bea rt tolmpalrmen . any. mdlv:dual . re-• any Ill' lttack, milllary inva- BDS!ness Administration; CllfandConsolidation the talk of has been the of dream Meigs short short-changed? Certainly, the iss ued. who IS 1 by his famIIOh or•""" other form of force. lord W·'•·r, u. s. Department d children are but are not the taxpayers !erred to the Center -, ...., county people for many years. Tues ay • . t ·1 h · · by Brl,lain to impose an Afri- of Labor; Guy Morris, Small is the ftrSt opportunity the people of more so? Could we be like the skin 11 m l Y P Ystc:an. can majority government on tbla Bualnesa Administrator. U lbese districts _ Northwestern, Bed- ish person who buys cheaply and acwhltHUled colony. He all o d p cepts outdated merchandise? . wiiJ'IIad witHe exlremiJIII that Panlasote executives lncludford Salisbury, Middleport an orneThus in thia troublesome crrcle, It Britiln will not llland idly by If od: Charla A. Wyman, Chair- Seven were lined Frl- roy:__ have had to accept or reject con- appears 'both parties, the children and l.eroy Crew Dies they try to "take the Jaw into man of · the Board; Henry W . day by MetgB County Court solidation. tlie taxpayer, are short-chan•ed. We can 1 •-Ir hands., Wyman President· Barry A Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr. Most of us, at one time or another, k th . by v'f g consoh Fridav in Rutland ,,. own · Rossen' EIO!CIItivo' VIce Presi: Cordlliia Rille was fined $10 sense that Washington is too far away e ctrc1e appro n • Funerai services for Leroy COLUMBUS (UP! I- A mask Crews, 81 , Rutland, who died LOll ANGBLES - LOS AN- dent; Jnhn Ertel, vice pres!- and cosll lor laHure to yield for us to wield effective influence over It iB difficult to discuss the advantag..let aufiered tbrouclt 111 llltb dent • production- John Foley half the roadway and $IOO and our elected representatives. Certainly, in es of consolidation without appearing ed. shot-gun toting bandit, held Friday at his home, wiU bt •· bum' ' costs on a no operator's license a democracy, our representatives in lbe h d · t up a drive-in restauran l early held Sunday at 2 p. m. at thl •lrallht day of """"• eyeeharge. Judge Porter suspendf to imply our present sc oo1 a nurus ra- tooay and ned with more than Martin Funeral home with tht inl'-11101 tOday and Mayor Saed $90 of the latter fine and capital must reflect many shades o op- lions have been doing a poor job. We Rev. Herbert Grimm officialmdtl W. forty and Gov. Et1placed tho defendant 00 proba- ion In their voting. are the first to hold that all five dis- $1,700. Franklin County sheriff depu. ing. Burial will be in the Milea multd G. Brown acruaed each lion for 110 Next Tuesday In Meigs county, how- trlcts have accomplished miracles in re- ties said one of three employes Cemetery. otbtr of part of the blame. The In other acttono, Theron Work- ever, lbe consolidation issue sits square- cent years on smaU budgets pitted ag· 111\01 attack, deoerlhed by the man lf8s fined $II and costs ly in our laps. It is up to us. U we want ainst mounting costs of construction and at the Burger Boy Food-O-Ra- He had been in ill Heallh F..ma went outside to empty trash several montlls. Survivin8 is • Alt Paliultoo Control d!Jirlcl for fictitious registration and local government to be effective, next operation. stepson, Dewey Bentley, Rut. u the worst alnce Prec'·lon marchl•• featured "' and -·ta on a defective Tuesday is a time to demonstrate it. In this copnecUon a typical case after the place closed. He was accosted outside by land. Friends may call at the by 110 •• m1c1 ,.. ..... , ••• t citation; John w. Hysell, However you feel about consolidation, comes I·n st an tly forward , that of the in'""' ·-avated 1 dlllllloDd ,. formations""hlgbllghled blokes .. the gunman. who then escorted funeral hnme any time. • P uo ..pera urea or the hall-time show given by the $10 and costs, failure to yield F,YO vote. We shaU hope your vote is dustrlill arts department at Pomeroy inside. The gunman, who·l --:::::;:;~~:::;~::::­ the lith day In a row. Mldtlloport Hlgb Sebooi Marcb- hall of roadway; Frank GruesHigh school. S'ujl!rintendent Charles him wore a two-piece brown mas k, !' are manyThere nuons for approvGibbshave and industrial arts instructor FRIDAY NIGHT SCORES COUJMIQ&w8TATE PARKS log JlaDd under the direction of er, $6 and costs, defective mul- lng There consolidation. seems to be Zahl without question the Zeke most ordered all three employes to lie on the floor. Ga\Upollo 20 Middleport I WID keep an of their l.'llmp sites Me, WDIIam K. Russell. fler; f5 few reasons of wide appeal for -rejecting well-equipped wood working department Atheao II Pomeroy I • -•1 . · ll be and'"ruced the ... ...... wore costs, Rll, distur ng and coats, peace. · the county . Toaether thov up- edThe to formatlono •·---, "Every"''··'• Violet e, $10 no 1't · m • ., ferreted Jaek"'" I! Wellston u Serviee~~ are Set ....,.. ., "'"Up......, •"Mlll..,. operator • llcense, and Stanley tlonIttoIsask eaay, In ariUintl "Are for consolidaout war surplus Ioella equipment Lopn SZ Nolloavlllo I to ' t r-1,• pyer look tbla ColllinC Hosea," and lbe old we shortand begged more. 1 Ripley lJ Pt. Pieaoanl 1Z , . and Recrtation tary Eecort," with the drum Rood, $!$ and C081&, dloturblng cbanl!lng our cblldren wilb education?" Yet lbey are Ute first to admit that For F. D. Capehart Me!Vlll ·J. l!ehholl raid maJorette, Mlu ConnJe Conke, the peace. The lacts, howenr, lbat lin substance consolidation will open wide an opporFuneral services for Frank- Coal Grave 41 froatoa 81. JM . 1eatl1na the b8lld. In conclusltll to this question, Indeed are something to !unity to enlarge the department, offer- Dn DoD Copehart, Ill, who died Lueaater 35 froatoll t tllnr; the •tate bu heeD the band II)JeDed 11111 PEP ask· Volennt Momorlal Roopllal think about. Here are lw!l found in sur- lng a much mol'e and Wlexpectedly Friday morning at Cilia A and B C1JD11 fill •oten to lupport '1...,. I Adallulona - Winnie White, vey reports of undeniable authenticity: wider range of craft , hll home in Syracuse, will be Newark II M1rtoaa I ll!d allowing Clllil c and In the name of.eltlldrer of Ohio. PODJeroy; Rollert Dalley, Mid· -Of chUilren entermc hJcb school Consolidation, It has been pointed held Monday at 1 p. m. at the Columbo• Ellllmore a l'oJ1ll. -lfl II D !t.rf!illlu ·open t1ur1na the The hand enletad lbe fleld in dleport; Gtorae llackett, Jr., thia September In Melp county 75 per- out truthfully, Is a fat bargabi to the Methodist Chllrch at Syracuse. Spoaeer u wu.m. 7 wln!W. Cilia A (aellltlel at llllc- a 1111!11! eadeat!o for t h o Mldtlleport; Roy IIGwb, Racine; cent began a ool.le1e Pnl,l)ll'ltory course, taxpayer this year. may never be so Survivors include his moth- Bep1ro II Blllllld I 111 rert l!tl Burr Oat State Plt-IIDll ctnmoalel, eoJ1J1nc Sarah Wnode, Tuppen Plains: but rougbly percent Will go on to colagain. Bu consolidation 'will er, Mrs. Ali<e C8pehart, SyraJlournot[ li IlEBI II P1rq WID 11111 open tltla wlntlr to lbe cenler of the field wh<rt Mea. Pia! Walloft, New Raveo. lege. 1bls ill an Ohio record, dubious as become more iinperative each year. cuse; a brother, Bill, Colum'l'IIURSDAY'8 GAIIIs cl -lructlon projecta. tho Ant!!"m waa til- 111....,... - Mrs. Clarence it may be to cllliin tbe hoQor. · Tuelday it our opporttlllity to start bus, and I olstor, Betty Friend ' 1, .. . tooled by Mr. lluiMU. Tbe bend Cline and toil, Mjtld[eport; Vlo- 1 -or the cblltlren lllterinc high our school system in the dlreetlou every- ol Baahan. Friend> may call Norltt GaDia ~ HI .,. 'l'rali • :nt900 - FJR& IN- thea filmed • court tor 1 be lot Jnsepb,. Mar-! scbool this September Ill·Meigs county, one knows It miul go. 'lbe only fall at the EwiD( Funeral home • toda, tllltlbt 1111 queea c:er$oalao and the Alma cella Col1111111, Middleport; 85 percent n-nr .will Jl'lduate under question to differ onr II when, after noon Saturday. ReY. Wen, • _'l,1 •. , 111 J .) . .llallr. · · 11 Bollil, Mlddllforl, . , our pre1ent lltaJIItmen'-· Tbil, too, Tbt belt time 11 now. __....,.,_ dell SluU. wJll COnduct the ,· Iiiii. Qa_,·,~~· - _.,~ .' y be • nt for school• while the younaater was raced For her . ta ent rmance Ill . . n ong . th0 1tate to the hospital. lhe 90-mmute teleV1sed pageant, slrands aeJiber or1gmated 1n 1 pe h Without w ero A member of the Tillis lam- she twirled two flaming batons. Spain oor Js moss. Tbe get money. First alternate Miss Teen-age Dowering, rOOtless plant grows America is Cynthia Anne from a seed and depends on Byrum, 17, of Orarlotte, N.C. water, ltgbl, dU!I and air for , .. I h •l Rndors will notlco • olngul1r 1nd unuouol lack of Second alternate is Judy Jacob,l crowtb. In recogmt:on o te gr.,. •1 local niiWI pictu"' In teclly's Dolly Sentlnlll. 17 0 1 Southfield Mich. who demand for the servtces of tho • "·'"'"'"' ·' ond 1 pUnul>tiucl tube noeclod fw Itt np1ir onrouto brown - eyed' Colette lOt Coun ty H•art A.sociation from Now York City by olr foiled"' orrlve In time to- flt,OOO college scholarship, I voted to donate $100 to the Ceoday, I5,000 guaranteed in personal , ter The g1ft " from an allocaPi<lui'IO will be publishod n..t week 10 soon • pooo appearanceo, red converti':on from the February Heart olbfo, b)le, 50 sharea1 of stock in a , , •und ca mpa1g n earmarked for . b k d s use bl' the local Association. Boot picture of tho nows budget achodulocl fw to- soft drink rompany and 10 day, which wlf( be publlahocl Monday, w10 • fino Kon- •hares of •tock in an airline I wail The Ce nter. now in lilt fourth 8 • ';""'t d uc ny Grovor picluro of [OYO[y Mill S.ndy Ho[[llllhod .... · 1 1 "- t eaSrt Yt 1R" ay t ; end as year, is Joratrd in the Central ing crownocl h-oming qllllll at tho footiNtlf gomo ran m o a e ou e an w . Ohio Hea rt Association head- 0pportUDJty • •suiTS eTOPCOATS eJACKETS 'I oca I , . . ' Fr11!ay n:ght. adverttstng urgma mora 1 ta•• officials in conlrolling traffic Teen-age pageant 1 1o · l Spanlsblh mo.,,t wb:ch1 grows 1 ant POINT PLEASANT- West Virginia Governor ca:el:':e~~rt:l~:m~e:~ .zut:;;~~ ~~~:;•l~hl=d]Ai~l M~"CityDaf."t!~n·~~~: ~~~~- "'"'''::;·~~~ '~~~: considerabl~ ·· · ~ pe~ 10~ ~rn ree~ "i'tt~g amount of lumbus cooperated w t pening PI measurement~ Oetm;~ lbe atmospblre pJeu. Route 7 Whi~ ~ut, Administrati~e The tttll wiD loYt It! lbe eervtce prompt, The food II 111perb, RUTlAND Member Federal Reserve System :, I Trustee of Sutton Township With The F1mily POMEROY did not seek re-election, leaving trigger of a .38 special pistol and shot himself. _ the contest llemou'al .John Ray,: General Timmyhospital Tillis, the victim, was transfered from Me1gs andt~Republican to Children's hospital in Columbus early today where he was on the critical Jist. bid~ chairman, G RI•bb CANDIDATE FOR Dine Out :; ' About 2.7 million persons · expected to vote Tuesday wt'th th ree st ate tssues, ing a proposed sales tax increase, and about 1,200 COLUMBUS (UPil - ~int JAMES {JIM) CARNAHAN Your Savings Earn 4% Interest Serving Meigs County for over 93 ve81'!1 Rutland Infant Shoots Self Teen r·ItIe BAHR CLOTHIERS DUTTON * ounde New Jersey Charmer WJfiS • YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED Whale~r~~ :~-- * -- WORLD ~nd w., --. The proposal to increasee the sales tax from 3 to 4 The sales tax increase proposIt was reported that Timmy, one of nine Ti s c ren, cents for schools and fattening the state's treasury drew the fire of boih potitlcal picked up the wea1>9n in the bedroom of the family's i most of the otato's Main-st home shortly after his father had returned from most of the spotlight but it was expected by most observers to go own to defeat. newspapero the AFL • CIO, a caU in connection with his While the tax increase issue were making their strongest Farm Hur~au and Couoa:U of police duties. ily said late this morning, "We grabbed the spotlight there were fort in the big city in a ~e:oer.•Retail Merchanta. Its primary Membel'l of the Tillis family sill have hope." Timmy's next the several contests that were being tion. was from educatton~re- said they thought the youngster birthday is Feb. 24, 1966. watched nationally. Sales T11 Draw!! Fire groups. was in the kitchen until after It was reported at 10:45 a .m. For example, Ohio has the Cleveland observers Opponents argued that the tu the shot was fired. Timmy was that the lad had lost his right ho wever hat Democra to 4 ceniaThey on found lying said on thethebed. is conscious, and has ,only this year. or dollarfrom was 3 ill-timed, Officials bullet en- eye. never Hebeen unconscious. lit is federal in the election 7th congressional Ralph tLocher, after I'atc . 1district where Republican Clar- primary showmg, would wm out that it was drawn tered Timmy's right eye and • -SAUSBURY, RHODESIA -~ renee J. Brown Jr., an Urbana election. He was challenged the legislatcre mol, that came out the side of his head, Brltlllt Prime Mln:ster Harold ,publisher, was favored to be Repubhcan Ralph Perk, legislature considered and about two inches above h l s wn..m leaves today, hi• last -' elected to succeed his father, two Democrats running as kiUed it, and on its owp prl). lght ear. , 1itch effort to keep Rhodesia the late Clarence J. Brown, in dependents. They were a record approprlltlon !>' Martin ambulance was •urnrom declaring its independence the Congress. The contORt was Rep. Carl B. Stokes, a million about $10i mil- moned at &:!1 p.m. and rushed appa11fttly a bleak failure. between Brown and James Ber- and Ralph McAlliser, more than •pont tho paBt the youngster to Meigs General Wil!l4> gmped a slender ry, the Clark County prosecu- school board president, yearo. The amount and the hospital where Dr. Richard , straw of hope profered early to- tor. The Akron mayor's race also were both recorda. L. Slack treated the child. day by Rhodesian Prime Mln- National political observers attracted considerable Supporters or the . issue feU Tom Martin, operator of the ister fan Smith - a proposa\alao were watching the Cleve-,as the GOP made a would wtn but pinned thetr ambulance said the youngster DALLAS !UP!) - Tho new for a royal commission- land race for mayor because olin the home of II! on a small ap- was disch.;.ged at 3:30 a.m. Miss Teen . age America is • · but observers saw no weaken- Negro was making a strong Ray C. Bliss. on the theory ill sup-lloday from Meigs General and Coletie Agnes Daiute, a slen- ERGOMETER - Patient IS shown exercising on btep. lng offly . the Rhodesian stand. Be- for mayor and the Republlcans lcratic Mayor Edward would vote and othmj roshed to €hildren's hospital. der, 16-year-<Jld charmer from , cle ergometer at the Ce nter wh:le of pulse fore ing to Zambia, Wilson -· would not be concerned one M . C 1 Sh 'If' de- Paramus N J who Intends !D· and blood pressure are be:ng taken. Electrocardmgraphle A e1gs oun y ted er1 tb s am- spend part · · ., of her reign Imorutormg · . · IS· one cont :nuous . 1y durt·ng exerc1se. 0 XJ&U warned the 220,000 white resi· way or ••· ""' oth er. denta of this Brllish colony •th The campaign technique• of paFent car ucor e advising shaggy haired boys to[ consumption IS recorded graphirally. that ' declaration of lndepenov s supporters of tho tu Increase, bu ance. . see • barber. . ;, Hamtramck, Mlrh., is Smith It out to plant ! anti aft ernoon classes m at the church. Tickets [ . d dent cilv Ill , l Jt mon • ld ' . . obtamed . • or politically m epen . 2 09 glona snow w:th the tu :ps ' taught by Mrs Pearl Reyno s.' may be In advance * drna~~esat~e. in ed I - - 2.7 Million Expected to Vote ];.~~~{,;:~~;;~·~ C. R:cl ' O) /~;:,'· ------------''!.: ~ ·~· -~ cj ~) Mrs Faehnle. l SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, '' rs. SIS: .. _v...:_ow.::_L.:.:.XV.:.:_I_I- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - her retl entt[!e ---------------------------=~:--:-:::-:-:~:-:--::-::-::::==-::~::::-------;::-;;;-;:::-;:-;-::;:;::;~~~:;;:;:. c·.,. . No. 165 I '' usmg large I Wednesday with I herd • Detloled To Tlul ,,.,...,. 01 Tlul JJeifloM,oll Area ~~~I Dond~augRa~~ ::: ;;.~ ·::; •..~: ·-''":!."'Th":: :::•.;-;:",:;: :::., .......... "'" ' ~:..""...\"':::"~,::; • ·~ ·.::::;.·:.~ .. - - '""'· '::'"',;:,.~::;: ~· •• .,.. • '" '"" ........... ::·.. ..::: poml. Bill Vaughan was awar~d' ~~wer show to be held Novem- Edna Bartels. Bernard Gar-, plan for Indoor Gardening thJS GMr. and Mrs. Harold Chase Lu A~n t!:~n~~r: :warded for ing Trail Garden Club Wlll be Denver Ll~~ten;~llsl! were ed his Bear bBdge and a go I 27-211 was announced ~lr o,"";un~~~;·. , W Va. spent Winter." Program Is In ch:;ge i viBlted with relatives in Lancas- 1tonium~s including Dwight Dow- the guest of Mrs. J~?"~ K;rn ?":a~:.ey. Landmark Manaarrow po:nt I A Japanese arrangement ther of Mrs. Walter Hayes and ter recently. cos . . al· scariest on the "Coffee Hour ar en ac , Blak lee CoonNa~erie, ~o Mr and Mrs. Robert Mattox lsonl<' m~\t or~g~~~niest Keith Club this November I at a.m. ge\and EAg nt es ' vembor at thel M:ddleport yellow mums and p:vot hedge F}r~veld:~ er ' Zerkle, Mrs. Maag, Miss ~~·I~ of Albany visited with Mr. and ~~n~h- ~n~n~rettiest jennifl'l' , Mrs. Bryon wlll have as ~~r tyOth~:·:.ndl~ .from Melg• Prcsbyter:an Ch'.lrCl . ed was displayed by Mrs F:sher. ter, Miss Anna Howe a Carl Mattox. The group ' ' topic, "The H:story of e Dth Smith aDd Miss Frieda I weni on to Marion, Ohio, for Go;l~j the games re- Ohio Association of Garden Coun~ ';'t~e mb o vo-ag teaclland retreshments wm ' "" lusiug p:nk, vellow and blonze , NOV. visit with the latter Mr. Mat·o owmg donuts' ump- Clubs." The Amateur Garden Ever oco er' Farm Buby the two Den Mothers. Mr~-' cilfysonlhemums, scotch broom I K indergartene~s The deacons and d~aconesses tox'o brother, Mr. and M~s. lreshmen~~;i:';e o;n~ pop, Club of Middleport will present ers, Pau!ni'!:.n: direetor, and Dale Walburn and Mrs wh ea t and trutt was d1Splayed Hold Two Parties ' of the Middleport Ftrst Umt- Bernard Mattox. They also vts- ki~ace t t hlpspo~rving on the December program wit: 7a~ orl·tchle fiaslern bome ard Vaugha n. Mrs. Hnmt•r Holter. . . Middleport kmdergarten classPresbytenan Church wtll ited Columbus with hts sis· an ":;.~~i~ees · were, re- the speaker to be announce .:'n:Oic~ tea~ber. An artwas :cle P". Plant ' have observance held the:r annual chtcken on ter 'm Mrs. ~,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;;,;....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;t;;;1 YOU a tul:p'' sented a byteslival Mrs :l ~ween during Halthe sponsor Election aDay, Nov. dmner at ~·30 . . Leonard Taylor who o~th:~··~:~K~~nr_;s~mi:lh~E~d~-~la~t=er freshments, en y , Urou~ht lllg p The next meetmg wil.l be No- I'' Upnght 29 - (r .... ~ '.~ '· •' ' ~ ~tlloaal ·~ a ~rt: Jan-j • attr~ve • =·~~·· �•, fto . . .. .,......,....,....,....., • T . . . ,"' · ""'"' ' f /' '' ' 1 Embryo Museum Draws.Toll}doan f'our Injured in Collision • Toledo, Obio women in the beautiful, soft, leather boi!Ddllected Items, thert are ..me Asked to be adv1sed when n ed uie ll be Pomeroy Bend Tuesday seek- I book of some 50 paces, dealiJ!& very rare and hlstor~c ltemsour propos m ' um WI ready to recerve VJSllors, she lng l·nformat'•on about her pw- w1th Revoluhonary War soldlii'SI, DDI 10 any other museum. d h h ba d neer ancestors, fell an lo>Jt w1th who came to th1s part of Ohio ! The large and beautj[ul fra-satd that she· an. cr us n Me~gs county's embryo museum, before 1t became a state : med p1cture of George Wash- Will come to •friendly MP.Igs and vowed to return for • long- In appreciation of the infor- lngton, mounted on a White county and stay· •· few ~s, to er v1s1t. j mat10n g1ven ber. she said she background and surrounded by see the mus~um ~:m the ~Beau. Ml'!. Gerald Dalley camo to would type the entire contents of scenes In the life of Washmg.tlful Ohio River, so different the headqUirlen of the Metgs ' her book and send II to us She! ton, Including his home at Mountrrom the small, sluggiSh nvers County Hislorical Socteh m the 1would accept no pay, not even 1Vernon, attracted the attention of northern Ohio that empty 1 courthouse for illformation bout the Kerr family. She " m Friday at the Three passengers ln his car tton !me of Syracuse. · Rt. and Rt. 611 In who receiVed Injuries were E. The car dmen by Franklh 7 01 Plains. .. IF Glass, 47, Rt. 1, Belpre, back Wayne Brm~r, 23, Rt. 2, Ra . car -driVen east 00 Rt. 68tlnJury; E. P. Bartlett, 59, Rt. cine, went out of control aDA Roger A Brooks 18 pulled 3, Marietta, knee injury, and ran over an embankment, strllcRt. 7 ~nd colltded' with atWilliam Glbaon il, Belpre ing a gnard rail and knocklnl car driven by Floyd knee injury and bump on the down a power pole. a· Ipostage, saymg an hour m our and adnurat10n of Mrs. Dalley their slushy waters mto Lake tbeld. When the pole fell• It broulhl was worth to her more l for a conSiderable t1me. Er~e. I MR!l. ARCJIR DIES I None of the injured had lm- down wires that dlm"'ed till great granddlughllr of Capt am than her t1me to copy the book ~ . . Funeral Htvlces for 'VerM -late treatnlant. Brook! ll81iparked car of Howard Largent, Hamilton Kerr lfho lived '"\ She lamented that the did not 2-Dalll' Sentmel, Pomeroy-M•ddleport, 0~~1. 30, 1965 Margaret Archer 89 RD 3 died to Meiss county court Nov.l83, B)'racuse, and light dimas• Middleport ond prtsumably '" jhave lime to lool< up and see I Pomeroy, who died ~~ ~:10 a: 5 for fllilure to yield rlibl of to blo Nlidlnce. Thert WaJ bur~ed there 10me members of the M01gs m. today in Meigs Geneal hos- way. Both cars were heavily heavy damage to the car ane The !IO('Iety'o headsuarters dls-1County Chapter of the Daugh-1 COMPACT MODEL-.-GoinS pita! will be held Monday at damaged, pole. No arrest was made b7 plays many mvaluable 1tems ters of the Amencan Revotut10n. j • • • into semce In mai\Y parll 2:30 'p.m. In the Ewq chapel Another driver escaped In- the patroL wh1ch 1t " expected w111 be ex- She was g1ven the names of a of the country is Ibis new with Rev. Jerry Masters offichlblted '" a umque Meigs Coun- few of the D~ughters, and s<:ud I ; I,:~p~~tn~cte~e!~~o~~ iatinl. Mrs. Archer is survived I) Museum II the falrgrouncta. ohe would write to them Plastic rcsms to be manu- peclally for shipment of Panta- Jllummated tl'anllstorized by her husband, Stephen, ~nd • A. v. Howell, hethe moving thMrds. Dat tey was hthrSocllled ~I facutred 10 PI Pleasant at 8 sole's polyvmyl chlonde resms dial and a cutoli button, to a number ol grandchildran and spirJI pushlDJ t museum, e ecora1IUD! 01 1 e ,. 1y ' •new plant uf the Pantasote and compounds. They have a permit succeUI V<l CllJI great grondebildren. Frlanda who also presides at the tern- temporary headquarters on Ihejcompany _ which opened of-jcapaCJty of 100 tons of payload wllbout hallgmg up. call at the funeral homt porary beadquarten, revealed &r<~und fioor of the courthou•e slclally Friday _ will bi' and a volume of 5,250 cub1c I anytime. Burial will be In the The contest between Incumbent Charles Legar and Mrs DSiley's visit Hil account Sbe oald she was a devotee transported to eustomers by feet. They are eqUipped with 20. Beech Grove cemolerJ. Democrat Delmar A. Canaday for the mayor's office in Mrs, Dalley had wijh ber 1 to shrines and museurm and 60-foot olate-gray "renter Flow" Inch c~rcular loading hatches Pomeroy will bighllgbt the election races In villages of - . -- added she bad never seen such d bulk commodllieo cars and bottom . mounted pneuma- s' ~ Meias county on Nov. 2. fine deeoratlono In any of them l m~de here tiC unlnadmg outlets for use Legar, the Republcan candidate, will be aeeking his They are beautiful and at the Three of the cars lined up on With vacuum unloadmg eq•p' fifth two-year term I mayor. Canaday is a former Porn· aame limo blstoncal Wh1le, for i d ng neBr the plant will be ment. eroy mayor. lack of space, the display ol ~~~~ed m the offJCilll plant- : Th design of the cars, I omecom~ng The only other racet ID the Uam Hayea, Arthur Sylvester, relics II limited to only 50 ... opening ceremony The oars ports Donald E Marteeny, dJ- 1 ' " Incorporated towns of Me!gl Council; Board of Public AI· were manufactured tn In a IviSion plant .manager at Hunt- M~ Sandy Holllll!hed, Mid· of Sigma Chi. The slrl• were County are In Racine and Mid- lain (3 to .be elected) H. R. Huntmglon crrbUildmg plant of mgton, permits effiCient loadmg , dleport High School senior, cho- presented with flowero lly the tlleport '//here five candidates Duckworth. the Amencan Car and Foundry and unloadmg, as well as as- sen lly her cla!Smatell by popu, cheerleaders, Dee Slaven, Mlll' are seeking four cruncll pools. Rutland - J. E. Deni!IOn, , diVISion uf ACF lndw;tries, In- surmg contammaiJOn-free hand- 1Jar vote, re1gned as the ltltiS llyn Stumbo, ond Loll Sauer. In MiddlepOrt, John Zerkle, Mayor; Vernon L, Weber, clerk; Paul Smart, ••ecutJve vice corporated. ling and shlppmg. ACF s Hunt- j Homecoming Queen Friday eve- Providing em for the bolulred B. F. Parmalee, Richard George Whlll!, treasurer, J.W. president of the Middleport l11· Th th ee cars are the (~rst mgton plant has made more l mltg at the MiddlepOrt. Galllpo- gnests were Rawi!Dp Doclgl, Vaulban and Wayne Gibbons Brown, Eugene Thompson, ,, , 00 s National Bank, spoke on e r Tha thun 9,0110 Center Flow cars lis game. Goble Ford, Dr. R. H. Plei!IDI, art s~eklng councll posts on Charles R. Eads, Robert F. \ the topic, "Four Natural_ Laws of 11 ordered, by Pantaiote. for transport of bulk commod•· j The crown was placed on the and Paul Bostic. the Republlcan ticket while Snowden, counCil, Board Of Pu~ ol Economlco," Fnday mght at others are scheduled lor dellv- tJes such as dn cement, gram, ; neW queen by the 1964 Home- The queen and her court II- Ronald Hubbard Ia l'1lDiliD& aa Uc Affall'l (3 to be elected), • regular meellng of the Middleery before the end of the year. barley malt and plastiC powd- commg queen, Mlsa Judy 10 reigned oVer the holllecom- 1 llelnocrat. Engene Fink, Bruce Davis. port • Pomeroy Rotary club, KEY WEST, Flo iUPfl- AO' designed Ute cars es-•m I Moore. MISS Ho!linshed wai lllg dance held followlnl 1he Councll candidates In Racine, Ractne- Charles Pyles, May• His remarks continued •. ser- Refugeeo In small boats poured i escorted ' by Kenny English of pme. 'l/her1 !bey run on a non - par- or; Mat Cleland, clerk; Har'" or membm' vocational out of Cuba wllhoul letup I i Pomeroy High School. t,(san ticket, are Marie Roulb, riel! s. Neigler, treasurer, Matalkl begun last year today, braving • apray.<frlvlng · Attendants for the queen'• • John E. WlngeU, Claude W. rio Roush, John E. Wingett, 1 Vice President Carl Horky I nor' easier In the Flor~da Strait> I ,court Included Ml" Nancy Hat" Roy, Larry WoUe and Albert Claude w. Roy, Larry Wolfe, presided 111 the aboence of1while US and Cuban offldals Freshman attendant, • 11i11. Charles Pyle&, Mayor Mae and Albert H11l council President John Werner The : neared agreement on I safer ..;.ted by George Ssuer; Milia Cleland, clerk, and 8. The only laa~. on the ballot Rev. S1mester, who baa camped lind more comfortable air • Kathy Morgan, Freshman lb. Nt!faler, treasurer are UDOppoo- for 11M vlllaJes only illn Porn· m the Royal Oak Park orea the lahutlle lor exflea I U. S Rep. Waller H Moeller er at the dedwatlon ol the tendant, escorted by Wayne D• eel. ' oroy and Middleport where vatpast summer and autumn, and ! rn Washington, officials said of Lancaster today s3id that the I new post off,co bUildmg at vlst Miss Candace Bohr, Sopllt Calldldalelln fhl tawno are: ara will dactdl on DayU&hl SaY· attended the club regularly, an- 1only m1nor details stood In the post office construction pro- Millersport I omore attendant, escorted Pllllleroy _Charles \V, LeRar m, Tjme. nounced he would bt departmg way of concludillg an agree- Igram m the Tenth Dlstnct He pomted out that during ' Jim Bartlett; Miss SUole Mor• (R) and Delmar A. Cano----for warmer chmes He offered ' mont on • rna .. exile transfer, "symbolizes the growmg confl· the past year the federal gov· , riS, Jumor attendant. e!Con.4 JOHNSON CITY, Tex. ('Ul'l) ·day (D), for mayor. i:dna hiS appreCJat1on ror the hosp1tal- and that agreement could be den"' that Uncle Sam ha• m' ernment has authonzed the con- by Asa Bradbury; Mill Sandy _ IAicl liaint! Johnson, dallgh- llehoelllob, clerk: Elma RuBSell IIY giVen him attested to hil reached today Southeastern struclwn or exponsmn of post- Swarts, Junior attendant, ef; ter J1J U. President, was af11le lrtUllrer: Franilln M. lliz. 1the future of f•ehng thai the local club " ' Frtday, highly placed sources Ohm" " 1 a! fae~lilles at Amanda, Albanv. corted by Ke1th Morgan; M\!J LBJ Ranch today, seeJdj,gner ar, Don.old Collins, Roy M. e • like my own"lnow, and prom- both m Wl!hlngton and Havana I "ThiS reassurance, he declar-, Chesapeake, Coalton, Carroll, Carole Anderson, s.ulor 1tt ts' Jle!'l11lasion to marry Jleuter, and J. Lucien Poulin, !sed 10 return next summer sa1d Monday waa the more ed, •·comes at a ume when · Lancaster, 1110 Plams, Reeds- ant, eacorted by Pal Edwardi, ~ugent 'of Waukegan, ill. CliQnctl H.ath church Jad1es serv- llkely day for an announcemen1 110me people are nagged by Ville, Ray and Millersport and MIBI Mary Lou Teaford; Middleport - C. 0. Fisher, lng B steak dmner were Mrs of a plan for movmg 3,000 to , doubts about whether Southeas· 'Uncle Sam does not build senior, escorted by John HOod; Tilt Jl.yeat-old Luct llew by mayor; Rkhard Bailey, clerkNao Moore, Mrl Beulah Hayes, ! 4,000 refugees a month to tlliS 1tern Oh1o. ae a whole, can oolve postol facili!l€s In areas" that Tbe queen and her attetldlnla lett!it ' Frtaay night with treasUrer: B .J' Parmalee, Mrs oma Woods Mrs Kay , country The same sources •••d the economic problems that be· are drymg up on the vme, the ,entered the field as lite Middle- NU(eDI, 22, to try to wln her John Zerlde, 'filchard Vaughan, SAIGON (UPI)-A ~pany Rail '.Irs Perry M1tch and 11 was pos8ible F1del Castro aet tt Congressman declared He pomtlport Yellow Jacket Marchini father's consent. CIOH Texas Wayne Gibbons, all Republicana of U.S. Marines, outnumbered 1 MISS Bess Sanborn. nught agree to release between "The truth Is that we are ed out that In thiS century some Band played the "Swee1heart lrlends llld Mrs. ,JohniOll will and Ronald Hubblrd, Democrat, four-to-one, today repelled 1 15,000 and 30.000 polil~tal makmg real progress toward i 50,1100 post offices have been &o along with LuCll wishes, but for councll. mii!IVe Communlal atlack - - - - - - - pmoners. the Prelldenl, Ia belding out. Syracuse - !Ierman Lon- weal of the Da Nsng AJrbase. 1Ute common goat or buildmg a shut down - many because The Flonda Stra1ts cla1med 1better Southeastern Oh1o-one the affected areas failed to keep 1 The bl ck·haln4, bluH)'ed cion, mayor; Richanl Duck- AI least 48 gnerrillu were the f1rot v•cttms of the small that provides flrot-class oppor- pace w1th the · dynamiC growth youngeot ~ember of ·the .flnt ~. ~ GtoJp 11:. Hoi- known killed. boat shuttle wh~eh has been I tunltles and aervl"' lor first · of Amenca ·• , flllllil 11 aald to hav.. wanlld man, lreallll'tl': Woodrow T. Marine cas~a!Ues tn the -· - - under way since Oct. 7, One , class men, women and fh ild- 1 Moetler OOid also that in the to hive her ensagemeol Ill- ZwiWlla, Robert WIJ!&etl WIJ. attack were listed as moderEulered Hotpllal woman died en route to ren." lias! 10 months nearly $30 m1l- 1 ced Wedneoday the flral ate," but no totals were gJVen. Among tho•e ~ho entered the freedom and 1 dazed man told j Moeller was principal speak- lion m federal funds had b•en 1 :versary of the 'President's The Viet Cong attack c~me Holzer hospital In the pa•_t 24 of four i'OmpanJons who went - - ~ - , pumped IillO Southeastern OhiO ' elecllon to the White &uoe. • at 2:20 a.m. about 10 miles hours were: John J Allison, down w1th a boat they were ! Patrolman Die• in to help strengthen 1ls econom,y west of the huge atrbase, not t32 Portsmouth Rd., Mn. Lena takmg to Cuba to br~ng back , , , ' to 1mprove schools, prov1do JOb Dudley's Fl,mst, 59 North The White House remained - -- - - far !rom the, scene of a Mae Day, 88 Pme St., M1" Bet- 1refugees Cycle Colhston trammg for the unskilled to Second-av, Muldleport, report- alieni on the reporta. Oa dl GIll 111 ·CommunJSt 1U1c1de aquad ... tv L. Janey, 643 Second Ave.,, About 180 refugeea armed In , CLEVELAND IUPIJ Pa- make II> rivers and streams ed a very succeosful Grand Op- "I don't !mow anythlns about DamDie Ifill I a~ sault two days ago lfhi~h Mro. Georgt E. Woodyard, 1Key West and Marathon Fri· j trolman Frank Humr, :!.'!, was flood-proof to upgrade commu-'jening October 22 and :IS. OVer U• aaicl Prtn llecrelat:Y BID rolli'J. • ~7, runn~g ll deatroyed 18 U.S. hellcoptera 24511 Second Ave., Nancy J. day, bringmg to nearly 2,400 killed Friday mght when h" inlly facilities and, In general, 1,1100 persons attended. Moyera. , '.' ' ·' : Pt er~leaa:"'~aauo~t.;; and damaged 2:1 othera. Casteel, 8411 Grape St., Glenn the total of Cubans who have I motorcycle N>lllded with B car to Ia. the groundwork for new 'I The ladles were given I free The Orst lady a pren tteerela· o.il . U Ka • iu, F II The fighlml oocurred on Rill Kendall Soles, Eureka Star Rt , fled their ISland smce Castro at an mtersection on the city's lnd,.try and jobs. flower at tlle donr and everyone r'f, Mra.. Elizabeth Carpenllr Ul ~~lrl8l:wliM :~~~ 22, 1 amall . piece of ground Lillard E. Stipes, Rt. I, Patnot, opened Ute doors. Scorea of west side , We hRVe called on the Ieder- registered for door prizes, I said there lfU notblnl UIIIISUII . Lomton Ma~ and riling from nco paddles about Orlando Mlller, Rt. I PatriOt, boats were reported W81tmg to i Pollee said Humr was chasmg a! government to help uo solve $20 Gift Certificate won by Mn. about Lool brln&IDI • bUll to I I h 3110 miles northea!l of swson. Mro. William Levioay, Rt. 2, leave Camar~oca when the• a speeding car when he crashed ' our problems because, Simply Fred Georse, 1101 ~ RuUand; ~e ranch. e dlml lftft oa e It was. the ftrot lime thl Patriot, Mn. Hollia R Mayo, weather cleared. I into a second car that suddenly enough. we cannot solve them Second prize, Bn artlllclal plant- Asked 1bout • .. pouilllo DU])- ~ M "'I CommuniSts had atiaeked I B1dwell, Daborah L. W1lha, Rt. turned 1n front of h1m, alone" Moeller said ' er valued al$15.9!1, won 11y Mn. llal, abe oaid, WI have ~ 111'111 ' Marine unit dJII ill at I 2, Pedro, Mrs. Clarence I Caa- Diddle is Pron ot~ I !' "We must remember tllough lSeldon Baker, Rt. 2 Polll1!r01', illlOWiedp of any tiiiCbt.JIIDatb. ~: ;-.::~~vtfcer: clelens•ve poa!Uon. 1 to, Henderson, Mn. E. A. Reed, ' YOUTH TO MEET ilhat we can succeed 111 makmg and Nora Jordan, 637 Grant St., Lucl J'ellOI'I*II1 • • · '1 P Middleport, Mrs. Isaac W1lt, , To Staff Sergeant The DIStncl Youth Fellowship Souihc•stern Ohw a better place Middleport, won thtrd prize, ID newa to tha President wlllll be 1~, 4:30. P;m.; Chris Jr. up 14, 232 So. Fourth Ave., Middle-1 Donald 8 Diddle son of Mr meetmg of the EUB church will in which to live end work onlv art 1ftclal arrangement fllut<l waa -at Betbeada Naval 8.3$ p.m., Phlllp Sporn up 14, port, Mn. Thobutn M Detty,! and Mro Oval Diddle of Rt 2, be Monday, November I, ,,t ' If we all WOI k together and puil at $10. reeoverlnC !rom aaD bl 1:56 p.m.; A. J. Pollen down IS, Oak Hfll, Mro, Clyda E. Bram-j Racilt<, has been promoted to,I:!O p m. at the Carmel Church to ether as a tellm" he declar-1 IAII1el')'· 1 I.DL; F'ranklln Pltrco up IJ, IConUnued from paso I) mer, Rt. 2 Ironton, Joyce J..,nn.&taff oergeant In Ute u s Air near Racine. Each church edg "We musl mat~h !he confi. An. attractive feature ol the It was understoo<l that John- S:IO l.m.; Buckeye Stele down Clllll of 1 apectaaular $2011,000 HarriiOD, Columbua and Byrd-, Forco ne ,. a jet alfcraft me- group " to contr~bute some- d · lh 1 11 feder 1 opemng was an old model car IOn pre!e.-red she concentrate 1$, 3:55 a.m.; Barbara Gay blar.e that deatroyed two lf&rele Barnett tllvena~ood W chanlc at Randolph AFB Tex thing pertamin~ to Thanksg1v- one~. \ ;e a g~~er~ decorated with an assortment 011 her studies at the Geor&'" dawb II, UO o.m.; Onward up bouees and dlmqed I Jlll'llll' Va ' ' with the Alf Tralllln Co~mand Ina for the program. men " s ow ng m us WI ev- of artificial flowers driveu •· town Unltritr ScboOl ol 11, 7:10 I.Dl.; ColtoD Quea up aent tntldoor Ill Oil the ldjoln, Dfachar td which conduch hunleds of' en gre~ter confidence In ou;, round town by Tony Fowler Nursing in WashfnSioll, lfhere 17, D:l5 p.m.; Walter Beekjord II!& Dalllu aod Plrarnount PaUenll rec.!uy diacharg- cJall•ed courses to provide le: SQUAD CALLED own ability to get the Job done. who handed out roses with a i!be is a frtlllmon. up 18, ~:51 a.m.; Bob Banter lludlo loll. ed Included Dr. BrJDton .I AI- n~rally-tramed persunnel for the The Racine emergency !Quad '' slip attached to them to lb e Nusent, I good-Jooklng bload down II, 7:Dl a.m.; TiiiD up It, Tha lire, flalbla tbrou,lboul ltson, Mra. John H. Beck, Ed- oat1on's aerospace force was called at 11·111 am. today MariJUana .Charge people on the slreela. People Marquette University graduate, 2:40 1.m.; Jf!IT1 Jiolwri IP Hollywood and IIQITOUIItllhg "'" R Blackburn Mn Man- The sergeant " a graduate to the Hollie McCoy residence I Brings Gulhy Plea who received the!l 1'0101 we~ baa been worldDC for thl II, 4:30 1.111.; Jllltnon down commttDIIIM, atulad . ttiiDI't)J ford A Blessina 'Melody J o1 Racine H1gh School His wife m Syracuse. He wu traDI!port- YOUNGSTOWN Ohio IUPI· gl~en ~free D=• f>Vemmetll In Waahlngtoll for 11, 1:211 a.m.; Pew Doli'DI)I after t p.m. ~au! Branna~. Mrs i.e.tie Carr, Carol " the daughter of Mrs' ed to Veterans Memor~al h06pil· -Brady Jackson.' 35, of nearby w~:dley~~ :O":."ager ~ M;. •ver~l montha. He Is lbout~ up II, 7:11 1.111.; llmey Jor- Wll .;~J:m: frollll~ 1.01 Mrs. Laura Clark, Mrs. Billy Paul me Cunnmgham of Mason a! and entered as • med~eal pa- Campbell, pleaded guilty Friday Sarah Fowler who arranged th~ be ea1lad lnlo'r.llm~lar7:tht dtlll dol!ll 10, 8:10 a.m.; Steel ~los City unita. , D. Daniel and infant daughter, 1Uenl. of two• count! ol posseasing mar- store. One of' the front Wlndowt and ~ ea:;~ or Air Ranger down 11, 2:10 a.m.; Mrs. curnel P'ltzpatrtck, James BUILDING DAMAGED !Juana was decorated with mange- Air all Glandorf dOWII II, l:*t l.m.: WASJDNGTON _ PETJl()LE. W. Harrell, Mn. Raymond S the Racme Frro department HI-LO TEMPS Jockson was charged with the ments Of fall Dowers and, tht a.a.rvl hate been Andtu Cllhotm down 21, 1:110 IUD produetlon of Willa' lD HoekHoflman, Mi!l Phyllis K. lr- was called at 4 40 p.m Friday Nr<:W YORK IUPI) - The latest counts while under Indict- other dilployed attl'letlve Lool and Pit I&JI JIIDI a.m.; UIUt Georil up 2t, 1:45lnl Counl Ohio, ballly <Jill win, Mrl Estllle !son, George where n,.. caused mmor dam- lowest temperature In the ment for ollegedly sellmg drugs blooming plonts. Throughout the dating llltte !hay melt lfM 0111 1.11!; I John La4d Delft up :11, ha I~ by pro ill& IllJohnson, Joseph I'. Keiser, Mra. age to ' bulldlna owned by An- natiOn today, excludln& Hawaii to Youngstown Umversity otu· llore were some beout!lul II' In Mllwaukeej !~ It LIICI'I ':50 a.m.; Cbarlea SleveiiiOIIIor ~ :U~ III'UIIe Hulblo !Aport, Mro Larry drew H Harris, Racme. and Alaaka, ~as l6 at Elkins, I dent• If conVIcted ol this rangemeniJI ,.nt to Dudley'l oflha IJIOclll •-Cltho- down 23, 4:10 a.m.; , VIIYGIIDI od llom Ill ...notr 10'111111 C. Uevlng, ltalph Martin, Bert ~IVa. Fnday' high was IOZ at I charge, Jockwn faces a priSon from their other otoreo 1n Weet =~ta: ~ lltll up Greenup t:!O p.m.; Raveu-1111 nu., the ltnlll of Minai McAbee, James M Nibert. WANT S,W JEEPS w~:e~rm&s, Cahf. term of from 20 to 4IJ years. VIrginia and Ohlo Wfahlnl them also ill Cllbolic. WOOd up Greenup 10:50 p.m.; said J'riUJ, , Mra. Ke1111eth 11:. Reynolds, WASHINGTON IUPIJ -The --succeaa on their opan1n1birthday. He Helen R. up Cln!ltup 11:• p. Tlw burNu M tbll m1u1o Mrs. Orville c. Rhodes, Mrs Army announced Friday a ~.3 Sunny, windy and warmer to- I LOCAL TEMPS , Ill.; Hlllll Z. doW1i Oreemtp II:· !lOll wu madllrt 1 teehlllllll r• John D. Sallaz, Mn William million contract to Ka1aer Jeep day, bllfl lUI. Fair and not The temperature In Pome- Windham man Held Unlleeued Priest II p.m.; Vlckm down Green- port publfshad by the lntllrlat J. Scherer. Mrs. Chauocey Corp· Toledo, for 5,525 fiVe-ton ao cool toni&bt, low 3M3. sun-~ roy's business dlstr1ct at 11:50 , • Dla bl Collltion 1Q1 7:111:m.; Jerow dOWII Milo Daplrllnelll u JiRI ollttSheeto, Mr1. Edward Tanner, truck• for Ill Mobility Com- day partly cloudy and contlt> am. today was 59 degrees, un- On Homictde Charae CAN'l'ON ObtO (IJPl) _ A 4ahil:l8 P,ln.; Jloll)' It up Mtl-llnttlnc e11or1 &bllad 11 iltlli'IUJoe R. Vadalf, Kelly R Wall, mand. ... mflcl. der sunny skies. RAVENNA, Ohio IUPI) -Ed- Rmllb Cltbouo prllll, whO 41d dalll ~:16 p.m.; ¥111'1 'l'rtJIIo fD& recovery or o1111111au. Mn. Gtort• &. Woodyard. ward Headly, 26, Windham, wu not ·han an Ohio tlriVIr'a u. par11r don Mlldalll HO p.m.: - ~- ~ held _on a ltomlc!da chlr&e to- - · .,u ldDad J'rldaJ whal1 1111untr d01nl r.t•tdahltt:lll P. Hope tor day m the death of hla 101, ht loll f!Onfl'Oi ol blo 1111' Oil m.; Allca 1111 lhldabl II p.m.: •Tracy, 4 months. Jlrl" west Ill ban 1114 PIJDel& D. don lllldlbl 11•40 Ohio Stalll F.W DEVOTED to INTIRUT o' The child died Friday Dlghl 111111 hal<l .... · p.m.: .. lltldalll (UPI) ... 0111'. MEIGs-MASON ARIA ID Robinson Mtmorlll liltlpttal ~ 111tbW1J Pitrolldfllllflld ll:tl a.m. ~- A. llilodll I!JQOii!Mli<IIOo The scores came In Frlday jrhewed up the Pomeroy Pan- 1dl•trlcll vote Dell Tuesday on here. llospltal offlelala said thl 'lfeiiiD .11 lha Rn. Jolla GePJpo~ Dill - Ctdbf It 41)' DtiiYII and ~ "T~::::' night, 20-(1, ~. and aa.o !hers. Be it ••ld for Coach Don twhether or not w colllolldate. death wao cauled bJ NYIN Duewek.e, 38. lip 4:110 p.lll.f L. w. S'iittt up I'OIIIadlan Bob llojie, Wlto talle ......... ::-'.! ....~. Tht flral .... from Jacket Eskey of Alhell6 he had a Few arid fano Frlctay nll!ht, head lnjurltl IIlii lllulUpll ' The Patrol uicl Fltbtr Dt&- 12:. l.m., Lfllil lftml tiDim Cleveland his home town, 1111 ~:~m::..::~.o Stadium whert 1 llron& Gallt:laerve aarne today and hesltsHeelhl their team go down to bruioes, 1h1 l'tiUIII of I blitl- nka bad !IYed )D Ohio eJaht 1:118 a.m.; Johll J. lloWe' dtWn llpad I 11011lrltl fjl pw~ Ill &I 0 ::::;_ ~~·.:.71 /l"..,."':/..,.',! '~ polla ltiiD look d nts f'od through three quarters Widefeat lolled to fe~) ·- perhapa mg. 71111'1 llitl bad lllled fjl &el a 2:11 a.m.; J. I. Lewis 11Dwn gllte Oblo Stitt Fair I!al Aq. 1 '" I• 0 jcommit hiS subst1tutea becauseilfilli great justlfltatlon UID? driVtt't 11et111t. •m. 11-21. AtllllllllllQ to 11M IIGpt .,!::':.:! ::::-......~,.:.~ brtlks, their finely honed taJ. if he did they could not play Wait 'Ul we are consolidated BEOIN8 AT NOOJII ' lanawlta IUfW - AileD 11. lholl will liti !I'll a1 WIU Ill ...._ lnll lftd o-tetall atrength to today. Then we'll show you , " 1 Member• of the llollthtrn Loo 'TO 1IOtD MEN'a DAY Merrin up 10·0$ Pilll.t lol¥ay (lrtlltlltllld tlbowt. ..':::!::f' .":::...""':..;.,;:-,:::;:defeat Middleport. Nevertheless, finally he did, • And around town E'r!day nisht ,nl Athletla Ilooaten aald • lllUB NeD'I Day will liti obo up Jlaralet i:4t a.m.; lAit!)' :0....... N" ,.,. 0' 11• "" The aecond was from Belpre:•• the score roat to unbellev- In the hamburger· joinLo, the day a ham •hoot the erpn!alollei'Vttl 11 tht Mornllli 8 tar Jw £ilea up 11armtt e a.DJ.I PTA 1'0 MEII:T s....,.,.... :C' .....,,. .. where the Hed Devils absorh-,able heights. • coffee counters, whereev•r peo-ition Is aponaortrw on lite lorm- Clull'dl; lluilda7 IIWIIIDa, Ool. Eduaa llciltwwtlt doft Yllllllt14 Tbl illlllll Clnter PTA will ;..": .:.-...; '" ::..,,::, ":~'" I: lid prolnlb!y their worst loaa In , Perhapo prophet~elly, th e1ple gathered, th~ most oft-heArd er Robert Hill farm, · lielwMn )1, with Sun41J Scbool II 0:451:10 p. m.; Q!labuw 40wll-t Monday at 7:l!O p. 10, at 0111r ..,_, ..,... ,.. .., ~· hiStory by the Golden Eaglea. 1three club• lo11ng Friday night comment was: Baaban and the iiOWJIIan'l Run a 111. 1!1tl WW.IIIJ iWY!cta at ~W 1:46 p. m.; tL ll tht -*tlhoal, There lflllliti' llldet C..... "':~,"~ That 1wful third IICOre, tl8-tl, may be one next year, or the "Well, I gne• we ahoulda road, lfiU hegln promptiJ at 10:46 1. m. Bll'l Slnller will ii;;1.- liP WlltfiJ!d 10t41 P• &I It ll'lvtlllll lhrodiJ\ tbit ft11 ::., •::••.':,1M:!:"':,"...,-lfW11 from Atheno where Ihe1year after ~·or Northwe~tern, got a few- votea for conlolida·lnoon tomorrow. .-dl br1nJ the mm,._ N..a 0. r. S1teartr down Wlnfllltlll!' the )lHIIdtlll, Mn. W. 11. '!".lit-_.;,· championship • bound BulldogslPollleroy and Middleport IChOOitillq IOlli&l!t." contiJlut 1111111 dark. · 8p!ljll Ja rt"lt :1111 a. 111, •1room Center Flow Dry Bulk, CarS WII Carry PlastiC ResinS 1 Legar Canaday Contest to Hi·ghlight Loca1EJections LUCJ Asking p'o·pfor OK Marnage • n 0 I, I llarrlet Outnumbered Mar1nes stop RedAttack I : lo:-;pilaJ NewS I Dudley's Grand Ollf'nm' g DreW rOver }000 Ri ver news I :U 7eet D. , ::'14 1 UPJ 8rJe • {·S HosJ: I gift::: llrldiJm I - --- --· Wait until Consolidation 'ILY SENnNEL THE D" T • J D £ M••• • st-· , • Hope- . rip e e eat of e1gs Teams Brmg "C,",=.. ·= ":....::1:'f'::' •- ~ ~~rt~utoae oot~JMJ~u• ' "I I == I Tha.. 1 ' ): ' . ' .. ' '• L,..---~-...~ ,..,~.A ......,..._,.~-~. .._,.__ Ithey try to fXIend their dommanre over the 49ers at San FranciSl'O to five conseoulive games The 49ers possess the most potent offense 1n the NFL this season despite the1r :!-3 record and a loss to the Colts earlier in the season. Moreover, San Francisco's John Brodie is eager to match hiS passing skill against the fabled Umtas. Unltas has completed 61 4 pel' cent of his passes for a leagu&BY DAVE RICE hit from the side and left the 1their own 38 yard Uno. The Blue GAHS ... , .. _ .. I 0 I I leading 1,461 yards and ~ Gallipolis Blue Devils, led game for good with a twiSted Devil defense ,.... solid again MHS .. · ...... _. • 0 0 0 0 touchdowns while Brodie hai lly their talenetd quarterback, knee. and MiddlepOrt waa forced to IIIID. GAL. hit an NFL high of 12.7 per Pete Anderson, handed t h e The Jackets look the kickoff 1punt. 1!1 Dewu .. .... .. .. • 11 II eent for 1,450 yards and 1~. Middleport Yellow Jackets thetr following the TD, and it wao Danny Gilmore received It on Total ydo. rttlil. •• .. • 18 m touchdowns. Ench hal bid fourth setback of the season returned to the 30 hy 125 lb. his own S1 yard Une, shook off Yll1'1il Pu1, .. ••.. ••• 'II I1S seven paaaee lntereepled. Friday nlsht by a score of 20-0 left half Ronnie Hlndy, From three attempts to tackle him, Total Yds, .......... 11'1 287 11'"-11 A victory could give the Colla before a large Homeoommg here the Jackets started to roll, and outran the Middleport team Paaseo AIL ........... 11 13 a ffr811tlace tlo In the Weti!An crowd at Jacket Stadium. p1cklng up four straight first for the acore. In all the play Paaaea Comp. .. . •.. • IZ 11 Conference If tha GreeD Bay At first, tbe game looked aa downs, which brought the bat! covered 6t yardl. l'aaiOI lilt. .. ........ 1 1 Packers, who haVI 1 pl!!1ld 5If it would develop into a tight to the GARS )'llrd line where Gllmora added two m o r e Pena!Ueo . .. .. .. . , 18 a - .. record, looe to tbe llell'l Ill contest aa the Jacket defense they faced a fourth and six sit- polnla In the eatra point depart- Punta .. .. ... I for 111.1 I for Jlii•llllo.: looked very hnpress1·ve. 11 held uatlon. men! and the •core stood at 1429.1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 30, 1965-3 Qdcago. The Colla IN - J.l, "1 don't oee yotr opponeut •o---~ ~ and they ore faVII'III 111 1111 the powerful Blue Devil offense The Gallipolis front line held. o In favor of the Blue Devlla. Jl'ambles (loot) .. ..... I I • I '•• back!" ' poinla over San Francllco. on a fourth down and three sit- Now the Jackets seemed to The remaining part of the third Slartmg Llneupa: -. '11le Packers are rated faall. uation. have new !Ue as they rushed quarter waa 1 llandoU aa neith- Gallipolis, point favorites ov• Odcwp But soon alter Ute Jackets Anderson and threw him for er team could oustain a drive. Ends: John Brown IIlii Sam after beating the llell'l ..-!111' got the ball, they discovered consecutive losses of 23 and S Fourth quarter action began Elsnaugle. in the season. However, Rudy that the Galllpolis defense was yards, forcing the Galliano mto as the Blue Devils had posses- Guards: Ronnie Janey &II it had been reported to be a punllng Situation oo thell' aiDn of the bell on their own 45 Mike Duffey. Bukich, the Chicago quarter· as it forced the Jackela to punt own 20. yard Une. The Jacketo proceed- Tackles: Eugena Lee and back, and Green Bay'o Bart after being able to pick up a The Jackets took over on tbe ed to rush Andareon and were Hamilton. Starr, who was thrown lor IIVI meager 3 yards In three tries. GAHS 36 yard line of the Blue able to throw him for several Center: John Magnussen. ·"'ses last week agalnlt Dallat, The Devils took oVer on their DeVIls aad again it looked ns if losses, again brlnglna up a punt- ~ Pete Anderson. · expected to have 1 cloaeo own 23 yard line. the Jackets were on the move. Jng situation. HB, Danny Gilmore, Jght aerial duel. With their hiS 205 lb. fuf~ They got deep into Blue Devil Again the Jackela were held liB, Chris Roderick. Trylug For 'I'll PT. PLEASAN'I' - Riolev's back, Richard Long, doing most real estate, as they had all eve- and and the Devds took over the FB, Richard Long, The St. Louis Cardinali lrt second • rated Class AA Vikings of the ball carrymg, they drove nmg, to the 15 yard !JDe bell on their own 14 yard line, Middleport: hoping for an Eastern Confer. down 12-0 at hall, struck for thr ball deep Into Jacket terri- But with fourth down and 8 a They drove 86 yards in 8 plays Ends: Fred Robinson and ence lie when they Invade N.., three aecond-half touchdowna to torv to the nine. Wilh JUs! t5 Buddy Moore pass was knocked with Rod Gilkey (reserve quar- ry Stobart. York as seven-point favorites capture a 19-12 win over old seconds left in the first ql13rter, incomplete and the Blue Dev1ls terbackl capping the drive w1th Guards- Jack Sigman and r1val Pt. Pleasant Fnday over the Giants. However. for Anderson hit Ed Hamilton wilh got possesSion of the ball on a pass of 35 yards to Bruce John Blake. the Cards to gain a tie, the The V1kmgs, who a tackle elig1ble pass and be Jthm own 13 yard line with 30 Sm1th lor the score Gilmore's Tackles· Ken Harris, and beaten the B1g Blacks smce 1957 leadmg Cltveland Browns must crossed the goalhne w1th thej seconds left in the first half Iextra point run was short and Dave Ashley. lose their game at Minnesota, when they turned the tnck 40. first score of the game. Long's The Gallians lr.!d the ball fori that's how the game ended, 2(). Center· Larry Gladwell. where they are favored by six 13, remamed neck.and·neck wtth run for the extre pomt was sl)ort one play when an Anderson 0 in favor of the Gallipolis Blue QB, Buddy Moore. pomts over the Vikings. St. Ceredo • Kenova m the state and the Blue Devds led 6-0 as JI"SS was intercepted by Ronme Devils. liB, Ron Hindy, LoUJs has a 4-2 record while Class AA standmgs and won the the first quarter came to an Hmdy JUSl as the first baH SCORING, GALLIPOLIS: Ha- liB, Hoger Swartz. Cleveland the defending EaattradJtJOnal Old Oaken Bucket. end came to a close. milton, 5 yd pass, Gilmore: FB, Sam Hood. Pt. Pleasant, however, ern Conference champion, is SIn llr.!t dnve, the Jackets' 230! As the third quarter opened punt return, 69 yds.; Smith 35 Alternates, Larry Vance, 1. leads m the ser1es 25-6-l. lb tackle, Dave Ashley, was ,the Jackets rece1ved the hall on pass; EP, Gilmore I (run). Mark Tannehill, Rod Sauer. In other games, tlte WashingThe B1g Blacks scored ton Redskms are favored by sil: its touchdowns m the sec•ond over the Eagles at Phllade~ quarter. The fll'st one on a 2\>yard pass from ou,~rtelr-1 ph1a, the Los Angeles Roms are a four-pomt choice over the Don W1ggms to Bob W1ggms scored agam tn Lions at Detroit and the Dallas Cawboys Invade Pittsburgh aa The powerful Athens bull- slve play of the conlest. Sny- to pick up only three first downs Pomeroy'• offensiVe eff<Jrts aame stanza when he took dogs blasted visiting Pomeroy der passed to Adams for the In the f~rst 24 minutes of play. were pracllcally stopped lateral from halfback Joe Smith I four·pomt favorites over the Steelers. by a 63-0 margm to clinch at extra pomls. One came as the result of a by the strong Bulldogs except and scampered 43 yards. least a tie for the 1965 SEGAL The next Bulldogs' tally was pmtally, the second oa a run twice whe• the charges of Coach But 11 was a different I I Post Offi"ce Construct•"on In SEQ Symb0}"IZes Future I"' By WILLIAM VERIGAN UPI Sporta Wrill!r The Ballunore Colts bring their long- rifle quarterback, Johnny Unitas, hack to San Francisco on Sunday to show the 49ers how the west was won in I he Nat10nal F o o t b a II League. But the defending Western Conference champ1ona may find that times bave changed when Second Hall Rally Gives Ripley Win . as andy H0llinshed Reigns MilS H, • Queen "'"I Paul Smart Addresses Rotary Club Refugees pOUring • OUt From cuba Baltimore, Unitas lnv:.t.:e WestCo~t Jackets Lose 20 · 0 to BlueI Devi}@ 'd t that tool IIOUr persons were ll!llll'ed In Moles, 57, Little Hocking. jury in an accl en a tw~ar accident lnvestlsatedj Mbles received ·a bump on the place at I 09 p. m. Friday 011 ~ jR 124 ear the south corpora· 1 tjle Ohio State Patrol at head. l. n I \ Bulldogs Chew up Panthers 68. 0 crown. Athens, unbeanten by Adams on a 25 yard run With by Senior Bruca Simpson, and Bud Bickel got into Athens' ter. the second half as Rtpley In eight 7 mmutes and 36 seconds left In the other on a 17 yard pass rilory. Senior Howard Falcon Babes Rally Strong To Win 25-21 hack strong. The Vikmgs tests, now has only the Logan the first period. The conversiOn from Quarterback Don Swisher with gains of about s.ix yards a 60-yard dnve with Ch1eftams standing m the way ' attempt on a run was stopped to Sophomore Lennie Van Meter. l!f an undisputed league clr.!mp- With Jeff G1bbs, Robert Smith, SECOND HALF lonsh1p Loe,an's lone loop Joss Carson Crow, Dick Werry and Athens continued its scoring was to Gallipolis earlier in the Bill Neas in on the tackle for rampage into the third period campaign. Pomeroy. as Adams scored hfl fourth The two clubs will meet head- Athena' third first • quarter touchdown less than two minon in a showdown next Friday touchdown was VIS the 42 yard utes after the start of the quarntohl on the Chleftams home pass from Hummel to Snyder. ter on a 28 yard run. Mcinturf r: field. Logan II the defending Fullback Don Mcinturf ran ov- crashed over for the extra champion. er the extra points. points. Athens, with far too much The Bulldogs mcreased tb e The Bulldogs increased the beef on the !me for the Panth- margm to 28-0 when Adams margin to 28-0 when Adams ers, ahead of a sensahonal corps broke loose for a 58 yard run broke loose for a 58 yard run of ball camers, scored in every with a minute and 47 seconds with a minute and 47 seconds period agamst the Meigs coun· remafmng In the opening stan- remaining In the opening eta~ tl8ns. za. Mcinturf again went m for za. Mcinturf again went in for The Bulldogs' scoring duo of the PATs. the PATs, Qnarterback Dick Adams and The next Athens' six-pointer The next Bulldog oix-pointer lfalfback Todd Snyder, both was run over by Mcinturf on a was scored by Sayder on a 20 seniors, croo.ed the goalline for 1 yard plunge WJth 9 minutes yard ruo wllh 3 minutes aud 33 seven touchdowns. and 15 seconds left in the first seconds left in the third quarAdams. a 185 pounder, tallled half -~dams scored the extra ter. Snyder also went over wtth on runs of 25. 58, 41 and 211 yards points on a run. the PAT!. while Snyder hit payd1rl on Adams agaiu broke loose for Athens' last touchdown, merjaunts of 30 and 20 yards and a long run down the left side of clfully, was acored by subsllscored anothr on a 42 yard pass the field m1dway through the lute halfback John Stanson on !rom Eric Hummel second period to account for a 5 yard carry midway through The Bulldogs scored oa four Athens' final TD of the first the closmg atanza. Stanson'a of their first five playa !rom half. Hummel scored the extra touchdown capped a 63 yard •crlmmage. points to put Athens in front by drive by the Bulldogs. The try Opening the TO-fest for tlte an impressive 4&-0. for the extra polnll on a run hosiJI was Snyder with a ~0 yard Pollli!roy, bit hard by t h e by Terry Ellis waa stopped TD carry on Athens' first offe~ stubborn Bulldos line, wu able abort. Belpre Eagles Claw Red Devils 40-0 to Remain Undefeated in 1965 Gridiron Play The Belpre Golden Eagles ~ mained undefeated for the aeason with a~ victory over Rutland Friday night In Washington county. . The Golden Eagles are 542 with boUt lies being acoreleSI duels. The Hed Davfls are now U for the year wlth both vic- on at least two plays 1back Don McPhail going over GALE FORCE-The oll'ense or lbe Cbleago Bears perked The Panther• will travel from the three. Dave Judge 11p onee rookie halfback Gale Sayen was inserted. inLo Gal11polis next Fnday mghl for Calvm Ball scored the next lhe lflleup u 1 long distance touchdown threat, their fast league game. touchdowns for the wmners. By Quarter&: wm was costly to the Viking,s j wmr.orEN ~PACESPomeroy . . . 0 0 0 0as Judge suffered a broken The pumpkm's dental prohMASON - A fine perform· Athens .. . 30 16 16 6 kle m the t1nal quarter ' lems may not be real, but ance by the Wahama White FalSTATISTICS In after game q~~~r~~r~~~~~ • those of tackle D1ck Schaf · Athena Pom. M h II' · · d con 7 - 6th grade football team ars a s LDJUfe rath. and defens1ve end gave them a 2~ZI victory over FIRST DOWNS ...... 16 5 Howie Lee Miller, a Pt. Pleas-1 By Ruahfng ......... 1$ 3 ant graduate, was honored by Paul W1ggin are. '1'110) •• the Pomeroy Puprle Panthers B Ypaaslng .. ...... 1 1 his alma mater with a plaque. w1th the Cleveland Browns. Thursday. 2 2 ' By peaa!Heo "..... I 1 Pl. Pleasant o _ Followmg a scoreless rlrs1 0 1 0 1 PLAYS FROM Ripley _ , ' quarter, Panther futlback Dan 0 0 13 6 19 SCRIMMAGE .. .. . .. 45 U pp _ Bob Black 29 pass ny Abbott sk1rted right end 14 BUSHING !rom Don WJggms <k~ek failed) yards to score the first TO of Yard! gained .... 431 74 PP-Don Wiggins 43 on 0 latthe game. Danny Lauderm1lt Yard. lost ... .. . U l3 era! from Joe Smith (kick fai~ converted the extra pomt Net gain rusbln1 , , , 411:! 31 Wahama then scored arter PASSING ·~McPhail 3 run (Swisher a 62 yard march, but fa1led to Passes attempted .. , S If kick) make the extra points. Abbott Passeo completed .. Z 3 R-Dave Judge 4 run (kick took the Falcon !tick-off and Iutereepled by . . . . Z t fail d raced 64 yards for a TD and Net gain paning , 41 !I e ) agam Laudermilt scored the TOTAL NET YARDS 48 11 R-Calvin Ball 24 run (run extra pomls. Wahama got in nJMBLES .. .. .. .. .. .. t s failed). - - - - agam before the half to make LOll ball . •.. .. .. .. t Z the score 14-t3 in favor of PENALTIES .. . .. .. e 3 Pomeroy. Yard. peaaltzed . . . t% 25 In the second half, the PUNTS ....... ... I-17 determmed Faleon team scored Average yardo ... IU 3U early in the fourb quarter and RETURNS ---• half comeback. W h' 1 0 C 1 t t· 1 led 19-14. Followmg an exchange Klckoffo relamed bJ 1 I .a\.'\NIU as mg on, n errra lona • of the ball, Wahama scored I· Yanls oa tfckoflo II I~! PDnta rellmetl Yarda oa punts bJ .. z • ~7 I Boston Drops Another NBA Tilt Friday Cincinnati's win over Balli· more was led as usual by Oscar Robertson, who hooped nounc~~n~n:a~.e, it was an· gam on a fine 67 yard run off tackle and led 25-lf. After the Trainer Ron Smyth said that kick-off, Abbott broke loose tameness was only tempor- once more for a 47 yard TD Things are really Howell bad 32 for the Bullels. but that il would be unWJse run and John Domigan acortd By in the National ~·~~~~: Aasoctatlon wben what G ard G Rodge sh1p the 3-year-old lo Laurel the extra pomb. Pomeroy will torles being in MOVC acHon. paaa Intercepted by the Golden w. L r. Pta. Gfl' to be the leagne'a worst ' u Ne~m.: combine~• for 44 Park for the race. bost Rutland, Moaday, Nov. 1. Belpre scored 1la lira! TD Engles' Colvert, who racod Ill Quebec 4 1 1 9 29 dumps oeven ·time pointa to lead the Warriors In the lint quarter, another in )'8l'da for a touchdown. Baltimore 4 2 o 8 24 Boston. their third win m four starts the second and the other four Bel , fir t louchdo 0 Will Provldnco 3 I 0 8 13 But that'• just what Rodgers hsd 24 points and 14 were tamed ·In 1he final, stanza. ~~ ~vln with w thres Hershey 2 3 1 s 14 Friday nlsht when Ray OISisla while Neumann led Ute Coach Charlea Smith a Rot. . tell tell In 1h finl quarter Springfld 1 3 t 2 13 IICOred with two seconds to go aecond half Wamor spurt that land team IIIOftd the balliDslde ;:;;:;• th t e Willen Dlvfsfoa to give Detroit a 11111-106 wm pulled the game oul of reach. 48 the Belpre S yard Uno onee In ard e """from came on ~ell w. L, r. Pta. GF over the Cella despite a 51-blast the last quarter oaly to see a ~Covert tbe Ptltsburl!h 1 2 o 6 :u by the Cella' Sam Jones. II was the first ltmt in second. Jlocbester S 2 0 6 21 yearo that Detroit has beaten I LONDON Cleveland 2 0 t 4 12 Belpre'• Ifni TD of the BnflaJo 0 4 o 0 t the perenalal champs, who only of England's entries In fourth period waa acored by Frldaya Jle!DIIa have a :&-3 record as theyr~r~a~ 1~f~or: !t';iii~~":-~:"'::"':"~ Wllllama 11 be intercepted a Rochester 5 Bllffalo 2 Rutland pass and went ~IDe Cleveland 7 Seattle (W.L.) z ::. eighth strail!ht Elsewhere In the NBA Friday Jarda to paydlrt. A obort lime (Only games Bebodn!ed) eW\IItLITZIR later Colvert Intercepted and night, things went truer to eiAI.DWIN focm. It wss Cinc!Dnali raced II yard& to IIOOI't. NBA St dlagl 1M OTH&R FAMOUI The next Belpr. TD also IIIJ Unfled Pmo IDiemalloaal Baltimore 121 and San Franci•·ll co grabbed the Westeru Dlvi-11 IIIANDI eama oa a paaa intercepted by Eaalenl Dlvfafoa sion lead with a 110.100 Parker wbo lfeDt Zi yardl Ill W. L. over New York. acore. Pbiladelphla 2 11 Boston grabbed a CinclnnaU 3 s at Detroit as Jones hit Rutland's backlleld of Rusty Booton 2 s points. But Eddie Mtleo. Utile, Jim Barrett, Albert Wil- New York 2 4 wound up with :16, Scott llama and Joe HawkiDs were Wellern Dlvfotoa J'QOkie Bill Buntin led held to 111 yards rushing by w L. Ilelpre '1/hlch wu eelebrallog San Francisco S' 1 Ito bomecomlng. Loa Angelu ~ 2 By quartera: Sl Louia 2 I Rutland t o t o - o D<rtrort s 3 0 18 25 40 Belpro Baltimore 1 6 It'•...,. IO shotrof!,...good llallwitb Wo..W.To-. euy ID ohoooo the ripl oolon, SI'AnBTICIIBeL Rat. Friday'• Jleaalfa with the DEVOl Ubruy o!Colta 1r11 downs 15 8 Cincinnati lSI Baltimore 121 l'rJ' the wonderfol ptiat thal'aeuy tit apply, Yard& Rusb1og 228 111 Detro!l I~ llosiOD 108 witUnull or mlkr; theteoes Dll vilh Yard& Pilling 41 15 San Franeilco 110 N.., v ••t, II .. lap . . . od .. paial odor; Jbal drie· 'I'Oial Yards • m 12e IIIII ill :Ill minu,. ID a -lelolr wuhabl• Yarda Loot 69 13 (Only pmes lll'lteduled) " fiai·'· od thelfoaTII !'-. Alfempted t 10 Sollrda)"a Olmu INii . tquijewDI wosbea bJ Wllet ~ OJmclleled 1 2 Clnclnn•ll II Phlladelpllia SeeThe NowooderaniaMJ 'nttatir Paa,es Intercepted 1 ~ San Frtutcisco at Lao Angel• COME lN TODA.Y orpailalioo*llu IIIOcl DEVO l"umblaa s a Detroit II 8L Louia Full Line W . . . T_+ IM'oiH Lwl'aim Pumbleo Loa! 2 4 At .. ~ '3 10 1WNt1:D OUT Pmaldaa BAI\CELONA (UPI) - Rain OlllT prevented !Ito lndlan Davis Cup OOWIIBUS, Oblo (UPI} - tum ' from lloltlllJC Ita llral Mlller Aatlel101, a member o1 practice Friday. . _ 501 I D, I el the u.8. dJvlna team 'llll lndlln team fa Ill llpalD ' -... .... -.'""'"' ... f-. 1D UU. Ill a beali Ill pley Spain ill the lnterzoDt LY 14M'& · &tv1n unJ~:rF~1~1!auooaJ By United Pre!• lnternatroaal 33 and bad 15 assists. Bailey .:;min HOW p IANOS EASY IT IS TO PAINT WITH YOU MEET THE NIGST PEOPLE ON A HONDA Hawkls Cycle Sale$ =-._. ~ ~' we: ' '1 ' ' . ,flilll ~ thiDa~ ~ ....-.... -'"'~·--1!!'!"' i"-!'....-'"!'"...,~,.... DBfOB lfOIDBRTONBS ~ -·-11111111•- DO-·· CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. �.,. .. - ·-·• ,I •olfpen W - - - - - - - .SIIllaidlllill . llltly $\tori 4-DaUy Sentlnet, Pollleroy·Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 80, 19611 Soores lltw In FarmiiJfl !;;~:~.~= '"f Stou~ -....Ish 8toDe •- -'"""P In EVENED-UP-Maury Youmans (78) o! the Dallas Cowboys, left, had a not-so·friendly Jreeting lor quarterback Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers. Not ID be outdone, By C. E. BLAKESLEE lllll ol htltlBlDC ID many paris Esl. Alta~ Aari<· of the county. Our two tDwm Members the Meigs Cou.. of Syracuse and Racine have ty Technical01Action Panel were excellent water sy•tems but told thll pasl week that lor ti)e there Is a possibility !he.. syafirst time credit is available to terns are adequate for e.t· develop rural water supplies panded housmg which could and waste diapooat IYsleml. hbe d,evelolped through compr&· ens ve p annlng lor both water Milton Roll!h, area supervisor and waste disposal. of the Farmers Home tration, said that new JegisJa. Anyone wishing further t.. tion authorlua the FHA to tn- formation on steps to take in sure loans for rural community making application for these falacllltles includins water IUPPIY cillttes may contact Mr. Roush and watte diapo&al aysterns. al the. FHA or BID Aldridge, It also authori2es grants tJ> supervtsor, who has office hours supplement t:yll type of eredll in the Melp County ASCS Of. for rural water and waste dis- ftce ever')! Friday morning. posal systel!ll. The ITI!ll may Conhlcl" may b.> also made not one half of . the with any member of the Tech· constructiOn cosl of a proJect. nical Action Pa el h. h . Alto involved In this new Icladet represent:tlv; tcr t~autherization are grants for ' Soli Cosservt~tlon S.:.Vfce A~ conljt,.henStve planning of wa-lricultural Conservation and st!. ter and sewage systems. It also bili,.tion Service and the ~~··- - · fro m 2... ,..... to 5 :;oo jCounty Exlension ' Se l lba size of· towns eligible 'for rv ce. such assistance. 1 At the signing of the Iilli in Applications for these rur•I regard to the watc1" and sanir.ommumty facility loans may · taUon '" rural areas. it was be made by public bodies and tpomted out this wao one way by non - profit private orgMI· ,of unprovmg our rural areas zatlons. so they would be more attraoAOCQI'dlns to Mr. Roush, this ttve to our young people. One new ti¥thorlty may enable of the pressmg needs of rural towns iuch as Rutland, Syra-l Am.nca ts $tile establishment cuse, Racine, Reedsville, Tup_,of adequa tl' water systems. It pers Plains, and Chester tJ> I" a very powerful force for plan lor and cal'T)' out construc-jeconomic development. La n d lion of water and sewage diS· values go up, homes are repouJ systems: Such facilities Imodeled, new . mdustrleo spring would not be hmtted to small I and ex ostmg mdustries ex· tDw_ns. Any area m !he county ,pa d. wt:Jing to for.m a non - profit Anolher type of crtdit : vate orgamzation could gel able through the FHA IS ~r for such a purpose. houSing loans. Thts year P bblem 10 the develop· can be used to buy ment of such ladlllies then be- occupied homes. It is COllltl lfrst of all decisions by I With Ute_ expanded groups or public 1anyone bodies a,of totndtviduals h th th hom hhvmg h in a 1 w e er ey wish e w o as rescurceo to to coltsfder such an Improve· pay may be able tn secure menl II they are intereated jd•t to either bu ild remodel th_en conlllcl should bo buy better housing. ' wtth the FHA l<t oecure the A farm owner rna rl•tatls necessary lD planning ' funds 111 finance .s uch a~ operatton. I his own use or for the g Tlus IS JUSt another aspect his tenants or laborers. "' planmng whtch can help er of a non - farm tract o ogs County move forward. ,senior citizen ma borrow r . w:ter has been one of the only to finance for '... · oo~ Admom~r exce~d tile """ ..--deplei 1MII GJ'ftlllees, Mra. llobert Pyrenea Mra. Murl Galaway, Mrs. Men- bunting for bolley lli;llll dal Jordan, Mn. Quil)ll Rus-1 ,,.....iiiiiaJO.iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sell, Mrs. Clarence Arbaugh and guests, Debbie and Dalelene , := 0 H iced - Merton 0 ~~~:~ ~~~~·~ ; ,:~~~w I ~~din,: ~~t!~~k nR~,~.; th~a:~~;t i(':h~~:r:ree :-----:;-------==========~,~me=et:ing~w:e:,re~Mr;:._~R;.e~•~Ch;:•a~d- ba~r~r:;:~~ ~ 3 Richmond Heights 8 I' Polley. mmutes pay Errors Set Carpenter le, Mrs. R. A.Whittington. Mrs. the Galllpolil Medical Center. Fullback Chuck Kemper ram· from two yard Ime ID put . Lewis Smith, Mrs. William has returned ID the home of . Strongs\'alle I med three yards tJ> score th son on op Mayfield ll'icl<lifle : AL Up.TDs £or Cheadle, Mrs. Reed Jeffers and Mr. and Mrs. Ney C a r p e n l e r . 1 Pamemlle Riwrsido 328 second period with Gasser pass- In uppmg thetr SEO d Social News ; Mrs. Dale Dye. Other guests at the Carpenter '•' . w hb So h ill!! to end Bill Westfall for the to the lronmen ~tte . Recent Sunday dinner guests home during a recent weekend Ashtabul> ug ut 2 EP"s to make it at the hall. yards rushinl and 12 m the a~ S ,!ofwereMr.Mr.andandMrs.Mrs.EarlRoyStarkey were Mr. and Mra. Cbarles Mo• AshtAbula Harbor In the third quarter halfback for 2211. Wellston had >:1 r"' • pencer H'1gh Wise- Gonagle, Plainfield, Ind., Mrs. E"l n' "cieveland Shaw Nelsonville tallied with 1:31 period for a : I 6 0 &· 11 .m t e Y 16 Fairport fit! Jeller•m 6 6 Ridgewood 19 Rivmie,.. Holmes 18 1 U.O • ..._ . !. 1 1110 C]4). 4-2 1 16-6 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stansb~ry 1 man and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nellie Dye, Columbul, Mr. and I yards ID tslly and then added of QUARTERS· An interceptd pass and a re· spent a part of theor vacation Clark, Harrlsonvllle. Mrs. Willard Armstrong, and ~ <·st I the tw..pointer on a run. · covered rumble ..et up touch- in Sprmgfteld, P•:· where they • M,... Nellie Dye of Columbus Mrs. Marie Spiller and son, Newcomerstown Th< final score came on a five- WJaci< 50n .. ...... ·- ~: ~ : :_1 downs for the Spencer Yellow 1 Vtsltcd theor sorHtrlaw and spent a weekend with her bro- Tommy,. Lancaster, Mar Me. 14 Eastlake North 57 yard run by Bill Mundy 10 the e1111on .. .. .... .. Jackets, Frodny mght, as they daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted ther • In • law, and sister - in- Lead, Mmeral, and Mr. and Maple Heights 1 ume from be<olnd to hand the Martm. They also took a !Ide law , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye. Mrs. Dale Dye, Hilbert Cox· New London 3l l"learvoe" 28 Wahama White Falcons their trop to Chesapeake Bay, Md., The Kenneth Ellis family also local. Amherst W Vermilion 0 seventh loss of the season, 13·7, where they enjoyed boating on spent a day at the Lancnsterl,:oo;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'""';;;;;;:,l f" ll"elands J.l Columboa 11 at Bachtel Field the Martin's boat. They return-\ fair . Broo kside 13 Kevstone 12 Jel'T)' Hall, a senior end for ed home and attended the Lao· The Carpenter Yuuth Group Non<a, ne 59 Avon 6 the Jackets pul Spencer on the caster Fair and went on to of the Baptist Church met at Woodrod ge 2a Nordonia o 1 . UPI)-Jim All!l'llden Country Club course. scoreboard in the firgt quarte Columbus where they spent the the home of their leader, Mrs. TONIGHT You n, stown Chaney 16 , SAN JOSE. Cal~1. ~ed tter ' H" two fine rounds gave him with a 21 yard run-back of an weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jer· Rex Cheadle on Sunday evenlDK "!!!IRA IN THI KITCHEN" (Tec!hnteolor) Y Youngstown South 6 Ferree, , a cross In • of strokeo over two Intercepted pass. ry Stansbury and daughter. Oth· Devotions were led by Kalh; JaJ Nor~, '!:Y~• ~ennis tba oungstnwn Ra.Yen 17 who \sn t ~v~l m e n rsed a·other darkhorse contenders~Bob In the !ame period the Fal- er members of their family Cheadle Pre&ent were •enaee; llJLI1lD M.iJ.Dtr, AllQJ • . Youngstown E.,t 6 mo ney wkonl ds year,. t:e !ield 'Verwey brother·in-law of Gary cons took the ensuing kickoff joined them for Sunday dinner Thad D~e Jenny and Ronda Devine. ... . u;;tmtown F'1tch 24 two-stro e e'll ove third round · Player.• and Charles Coody, ' Carol Fraley, Dl. da oin into the and drove a11 the way to score and they spent suou~IM.I ,_, n!Mt "" Whittington, "TH! ltOUNDERS" Boordm Canfteld 18 •~~ t~eg $4f.ooo Almaden Open big, rangy Texan from Houston I with Carby Sawy~!rs taking the with Mrs. Wanda Turner and ane Tolley, Donna Soul, Linda !Te<bnico.ltll"l BrookIt~~ ; ; ~a~~~n~ ~oil tournament. \who stood at 135. . I baU In lor the fmal 37 yards. fam tly, reutnrmg home on Mon· Queen, and Mr. and Mrs. Rex llltDI'l' Fonda, GlelUl ford, Ann Langdon, Bupe llolCampbell Memori al 20 14 Ferree, a 34 - year -old dimlnu· The battle for fust place' Ray picked the extra day. d Cheadle, Donnie, Kathy and Sue tdu. ChW WIUI, l'.dpr »U· . nutive rofessional from Cor.. money of $7,200 was worth pomt to 111ve the Fakono a 7-ll Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jor an Rexie. ehanan. Struthers Hubbard ~trard 12 na, Ca~f., by way of North much more tD Ferree and lead at the end of lhe first quar· and children were in Charles· The WSCS of the Tem~Ie 22 Louisville 42 Columbtana ICarolina, always has bad Verwey. A win would vault ter. ton, W. Va., a rtcent. Sunday Methndist Church met wtth Leetnnia 12 Lisbon II 6 pulling troubles. That's why he them Into the top !0 money In the second quarter, the where they viSited wtlh Mr. Mrl. Dale Scott. Mrs. Hooward lUNDAY, MOl". ood TUEI. Sebring 18 Minerva 16 went to the unorthodox croos· · winners whtch mean• they Jackets recovered a Falcon fum- and Mrs. A. R. Caster, Stanley led the program with Od. 31- Nov. 1·2 Bay Vtll age Md 1handed style of putting. would not have to qualify tn ble on lite Wahama 24 yard bne restdents of thlo community· the topic "Living In the Space •GtRLI Ill" THI I lAtH• Olmsted Falls15 ' ma 6 \ ''Alii know Is I'm getting the 1966 to PGA-aanctioned events. and moved into paydirt in six The Co~umbla Elementary AI•·" ~lng developed. Mrl. (Tetbllieolor) 20Rock River ball In the hole," Ferree said Defendl"l cbamplon BUly playa wtth Davtd Conley, the Mothers Club recently Arthur Crabtree gave davolioDI. 6 after tlll'!ll"lln a 68-6'l-133, 11· Casper stDnd seven shota · llack quartrback, sneaking the ball ed a skatlng party at Geneva Conneaut Helen Scott gave a readlftl rrom ... 19 Brunswick under. par at the 7,015 .yard of Ferree at 140 going Into the acrol!ll the goal line fo_r t h e Rollercade near Ne!sonvUle. It lhe Methodist Woman and ornia Boyo•• THI ;;mit hvllle Highland 14 home stretch while lhe first !Duchdowo. The extra p01nt was was well attended. Ingram alao save a selection. CIOII-IYIO LION" 26 7 ':!eveland Padua 28 Kenned Sprhtlfleld day leadersBarbara, - AllenCalif., Gelberger Mr.ofandColumbus Mrs. Alfred Rice and clition "' thole menlloned, :Mrs. Morabal TbO!liPaon. Cheeyl Perrysburg 'l113 Maumee RDMford I 5 of Sant' aad good. The gamt was marred . sons were. Conlon McKinley Allian! 0 Columbus West 16 rookie. Steve Oppermann of San fumbles on both Sides: Statist!· weekend guests here wmtth1Uiu•m\Ba!Ty ArbaU&h, Mn. Carl IIWer, BatW lliake. CantDn Lehman 15 c 14 Columbus Walnut Rltlge 6 FranclBCO both had bad IIOCOnd cally. the Falcons gamed 24 parents, Mr. and Mrs. " C22 ID Worthinston 14 MI. vernon o rounds. Gelberger's score waa yards in the air on lwo comple- Culwell and other relatives. North canlon an n South 13 Glanville 30 Llcklns Hellhll 1 85-73-138 while Oppermann'• lions ol six attempts. On the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 40 canton Tlmken Carroll 22 Frankfort Adena 8 was t15-7t-139. aro"!'d they bad 135 yards net tree attended the Laneaster fair 2 Springfield Shawnee 40 Massillon 16 Warren 12 Stlllln the l"lllllllnl for the top rushtdl. Spencer threw three on Saturday and then Glenwood Marllngton Greenon 6 prize wer~ Don Mwnengale, passes ana compleled none but Saturday night and ~uaday 18 13 Fairless 38 Sandy V•lle 18 Gallipolis 20 Middleport 0 Btlly Marttndale, Gary Bauer, ptcked up !55 yards on nosh· Columbus with her •ter, Mr. Jackson Perry Y Elgin Carey 0 Ken Slill and Larry Mowry at mg. Each team had seve n liM 1and Mro. Elba McKn.0ht and 44 30 0 Lake 13 Akron Ellet 0 Upper Arlington 28 137 whtle the 138 bracket downs. I Sharon. They also called on Mr. Orrville Tuslaw Delaware Haye8 8 Included Gardner Dickinson Jr., Wahama doses out lis sea· and Mrs. James St~mf and tam22 0 East Canton 6 Northwest 6 (lie Riverdale 22 Mohawk 0 n.;an Refram, Bob Zimmer- son. next _Fnday. atlw"!e m • 1ily, Columbus. ) Mariemont Loveland 16 man. Bruce Crampton, Mason 1 homecommg contest w1th the The Busy Bee Society of the 42 Mechonlelburg 28 Sycamore 60 New Richmond 0 Rudolph and Gelberger. Rutland Red Ilevt~. 1 Carpenter Baptist Church Soutbtastern o Cincinnati Elder 27 P at the ehurch rece~Uy. Mrs. WUmtngton 28 Cind nnali McNicholas o . T 10 R )Ill VFW SUPPORTS TROO S Dale Dye was devottonal lead· Washlngt011 C. H Indian IIIII 22 Milford 6 ' op esu I KANSAS CITY, Mo .. IUPI)- er for the meeting. Plans for Jonathan Alder 211 · 0 Hamilton Catholic 12 COL!jMBUS (UP!) - Here Is ' The Commander~n.chtef of the a silent auction were made to Hamilton Twp o Cincinnati LaSalle 8 ihow the top ten teams in Veterans of Foreign Wars be held at the n..t meeting Middletown 12 Hamilton Tali 8 Anderson 34 Taylor 8 week's United Presa I\'FW) said Tuesday ma9S de- which will be at the home of Steubenvllle 42 Toledo Scott 28 Lockland 30 Greenhllla 18 Ilona! Clas! AA high school monstraliona wtll be organized Mrs. Dale Dye on the Toledo St. FranciJ 7 Prlncewn 58 Reading 8 football ratings fared Friday 0~ Veteran~ ~ay,U~ov. \to Thursday night in 8 ow suppo . or . · · serv ce· Toledo Whitmer 0 Mt. Healthy 26 Colerain 14 night: present lor the Defiance 20 Bedford I• I. Massillon (8 • 0) defeated men !tghtmg m Vtet Nam .. COSTS Port Clinton 11 Toledo Rogers o TUESDAY WELD WED Warren, 16-!2. Andy Borg of Super~~r, Wtse., LISSI Genoa 25 Eastwood 12 HOILYWOOD (UP!) _ At> 2. Sandosky beJll Fre- :::!t" th: SELICT FROM Lake 21 Anthony Wayne 6 tress Tuesday Weld was mar- mont Ross , 45-0. 0'8Ch "wllf organize a rled last Saturday in New Yock 3· Warren (7•1) lost to Mas- stration 1n ita own area." Frlgldal..- • Admiral City to Roddy McDowall's .. slllon, 16-12. FlexotMI cretary, Claude Harz, it wll t . Mlddle!Dwn II • 0) The United State• bas Pravincelown announced Tuesday by the ac- Hamtlton Taft, IU. struck two difference type! of tress' agent, Dick ClaytDn. 5. Cincinnati Moeller <7 • O) three • cent piecea. The first McDowall acted as bolt man playa Cincinnati st. Xavier wa1 a 1ilver coin minted from in the ceremony wbicb took day. . 1851 tD 1873 and was the email· place in the Manhattan apart.- 6. Upper Arhnglon II • O) at coin ever issued by thiJ ment of Miss Weld's lister Su- downed Delaware Hayes, :lll-8. san. Clayton said the did 7. Steubenvllla (T-1) deftltltedl issu· 1 not plan an immediate honey· Toledo Scott, 42-28 . • lllOO!l. 8. ColumbUJ Watter10o (7.0) I ( ~~~===....---•lplays Columbus DeSales Dlght. . ._nc-peot ...._ l 9. Fremont Ross (6-1·1) Ceblnet Ia 10 compact Mit ~~Nid ) boaten 64.() by Samlnolry. fit in1idt thi1 Mqtorol• l rouncl·tubt Color 1V 10. Shelby (8-0) beat Gillon, J ublnot ""'1-WIIh POR ALL OCCAIIOIIS 21).1. J - -- We wire Oowm everywhere s QUAlE IN INDIA J, lewU.Crtlalli• .. NEW DELIU (UP!) - AD WY22039 VISIT US AT OUR l Tullo lo I' """'" earthquake jolted New thin round r:olorlllbot. 01 NIGHt WI t4tll Tuesday, but there were no r• tho tubo GIP 011 tho NEW LOCATION .... ports of damage or Injury. of tho coblntt 4oGin' Po1111roy Flower Shop mologists placed the center of tliok 0\IIIOior. ~ ..-.,. I II. MolD PomO!'OI' the temblor about 40 miles lira lrllllard Van Meter north of the city. COIN OPRATID ° Da'e Daubenmire raced 12 lng and 12 en passes for a total ~k~d~y I ! .s k 2 tro e Pork Con"'ol Hotel Blclt. leoood Avt. Ph. 446-4290 1 I Ferree GrahS Lead Ill • Almaden Event 1 MEIGS THEATRE I ~~ top~ c~~ple up~ ' \ 'IIIII II 11J • Sllll Fanl "; olllce-wllerel 1:11 hiler ' aarve Jill wi" lilt bttst 11 r II. 1 M,lllt, lid .. iiiUMIO'I, I illvlla Jlllt ell il .... .,_J ' 1 mad~~ hou~n A~ae Vart~n ..,.llartl,:_w~~~CoS: ~~~~E~ ~2 ~l nverlesf ~~ ~Cleveland I - (~) LOOK! NOW OPEN coup!~ BAKER FURNITURE = •• u ... ••...' ... I ...• Yo Car. Hornllton & Third Sit. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Featuring llrge 12 lb. top. load w111bera and 20 lb. front load washera for blan· § kets, rup and heavy load!. and $1.00 bUl cbanger, plen· ty of cbanJ• fmn te~ill changers allo. ~ t eOff StJwet ,.,.... •• . r . .,_ ......., Sl9? -- With inflrmtdiaftftrm 101ft$ - · PI A..f. ·-... HIADGUARTIRS POR: Polorohl · Kelllk e Artlul e Bell & Howell ....,. e trifler • e Mlnolt• e Ze111 LAlOR ~.,.. ·104.,:4'}" "" IIID RVAIRI FERTILIZER fNSURANCI ' O.oondOU lftltrftt ond T•u• Purcholtl, Hou•hold l•ufpmtnl, Roflnonclnl D 1 c.th Lhlhlt l x Capitol tnvoo-nh Othtr "'rrn Otrtratlna • .,,,.., Lf:ock PAY CASH and SAVE MONEY t:'f: l•rr budget ~~'"" Up .. 7 Y"" to PlY o~y t! ~ dnv. .mant ittllll, lnl-t 1 charged t;k 1 1 r l'fl '"""IY l1 actu•lly used. JACKSON PRODUaiON CREDIT ASSOCIATION Modern Credit for Modern Fermer~ 114 Murf=::rltt Dbo. 'llhonMI•t11 County Mon1110r Colt WY 2-.1170 fn ,_,., ot LY .1612 to A:;:;:roy I-,.,.SID, 2 I w 2 \ '·' 1r': ~esources loa~. ~vallable rural 1 ,tha..,.l:":w":itlliiiiiiiimiicr"'e"'as"'eiiiiiiiifa"'mt"l'-yiiiiiiiiin-~ID~be;..:,co~n~sid~er~ed~lm;;.~•uda~.:;~;;:"';•~ liviD~ DAIRY DISPERSAL SATURDAY' NOV' 6 St~rting u ___: __ DvilJe 0 nthe Farm f News Notes Lower Potato Pn·ces are Foreeast next 4•5 Months "'""""""'"= ·-I ~bert Carmel SocJe(y N0I es I~::=;-:-.."".."....... ". ~.-._,...,_,.,....-.~~....,,.,.,...,.,.......,~ ~~ ·:>.,;,;p\~ -~" a:~hMrPla~d 1 I II JJ ~nd ftutJand Wlth thetr daughter, Mr. and were Mr•. Lena Pickens, Mas· for carrots, spinach and lettuce. MrMs. Sav~uel Lewis and family. on, w. va. and Mr and Mrs hi i supplies are a record rs .. tnas Lee and son, Jeff Isaac Taylor Rutla~ · ·gh. There are smaller sup. of !\acme and Mrs. Kate Wi~ Miss Suzy Parker of.Ohio Un- phes of only a few . , son vlalted with _Mr and Mrs. iversity was 1 recent weekend hes, such as arly·fall Asa Jordan of Mtdtlleport. guest of her parents M and tomatDes, fall snap beans, ~··• • I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Damron Mrs Homer Parker On ;· da pppers and brusel aprous were called to Ashland Ky eotfl they, .. · un Y1-;:::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;;;:;;;:;;,;;;. recently by the illness of he; ANNIVERS.\RY Vlltted hla father, Peart 1r ~ sister, Mrs. Tim Prichard, wbo Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price, Parker, Long Bottom, who rewas in King Daughters has ita! Salem Street, recently ob~rv· cenUy was dl~rged from the The)' returned home ~ eel their IIOth wedding anmver· Veterans Memorial Hospital af· Mr. and Mrl. Way:~: aary at their home. Spending ter boing confined there for 8 sen and son Eric of Sa d sky tho weekend wflh them tD mark weeks. Mr. Parker suffered a SP8flt rec~ V:eekelldn u "tb the occasion were their dauib· bear! attack while attendins the 1 her parents Mr end Mrl ten and lamlll01, Mr. and Mrs. County lair. les Jones. ' ' · Forrest McCano (Virginia) and Mr. and Mrs.John Keck have Mr&. Molly Bailey of Peters- daughter, Sue Ann, Charleston, to Mulbel'TJ' Heiibts in Leak·proof, single • body burg, Vo., camo recentl W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. How· Pomeroy into their newly con- cons!J"uction makes thill 00 spend l!eVerll monthl wi~ bar ard Vm Meier (Betty) and llrucled borne. NEW HOLLAND Model sislar, Mr. and Mrl Lyla (I.e- t101Ut of North Ridgeville, Ohio. Missel Conoee and Pennee ona) HyeeU. The Price._have lived all Williams, Morehead College, Ky. 345 Tank-Type Manure This is the new Farmall656- the hig!J.:u:1ion 80 bp Spreader just right for Mike Epple and Mrs. Elsie thetr marrted bfe m Rulland the week end here. that gJVes you smooth, ail:-cylinder powll' 11aniJtB vlalted wfth Mr. aDd excepting three years they Mlsl Brenda Turner. R 1o lfquld manure! Its tough, Mrs. Gll!llll Haning recent Suo- II~ In Bradbury, Tha Grande College, apent the week chaln·fiails also crush fJIUB b~g tractor extras: power •hilt independent pto dly evenl01. WlBhes to Olpress their here with her parents, Mr. and shred frozen, hardfor ext.ra·heavy impl ement operation, convenient, Mr. and Mrs. Clay McKinney to the man~ friend s who ~cnt ~ Mrs Wayne ~mer. Her packed manure. Huge 4· oowl-mounted , easy shift, 5 'P"-d transmission. Spe-returned to their home after cards and gtlts. twm brother, Blame. is hom e <tal wrque am plifier lor shift on· the-go and a choice ton, 145 bushel, 590 galbavlnr IPODI three weeks in CWfiUNG PAR'fY from the U. S. Air Force. of 10 speeds. Plus Hydro<latic pmn•r steering, mod· Georgia and attentllns 1 churcb Mrs. Joan Harrison ol Mr. and Mrs. George Daylong lon capacity. Throws 20 "".' hydrauhc•, and man y other refinements. In short, eonvention. Sl: entertamed at her home have moved into the Earl King foot-wide pattern. Choose thlB '" the most ambitious 4-5 plow tractor ever built. Ralph Ander10n of Akron a wtth a "Fresh Silks" clothing property on Salem Street from from many NEW HOLAnd the biggest val ue in the 60 hp ci:Ji5 ! nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Fr~ party. Mrs. Janel Morris Middleport, R. D LAND spreaders to lit llallfday was an overnlght rif. the demo01trator. Games were Mrs. Nancy Pope and chlidren ltor at the home o! the Halli· enJOYed and prizes awarded. AI- bave moved into the apartment your needs and budget. days and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil ler the new line of all clothing located over the Pomeroy Na· Easy terms, big trades! Atkins. was shown, the hostess served tiona! Bank, Rutland Bra nch. Mrs. Howard Hull and son sandwiches, salad, tea and She has sold her traol er home. Rear Meig• General Hospital Harold, Waldo, visiled Mr. and coffee. Suzy Parker, Ohio University, Mrs. Data Wtlllama and Mr. and Tb01e attending wero: Mrs. and James Carpenter, Amanda, POMEROY Mrs. Murl Douslaa. They were Ruth Tinsley of Columbuo, Mrs. attended the recent llomecom· WY 2-2176 2 5101 here to attend the funeral of Marcia Denison, Mrs. illg festivities at Ohio UniverWY • .:<1~•\11 :t4 ':•.:».•ell Sherley Howery. Lois Wolle, Mra. Lola ally. Spring A¥1. Pomeroy -~''@[; . iillllliiiiillitiii..iiiiiiiiiltllll~;;jji Da~ld Rlw io employed In Mrs. Barbara Van Meter, Mrs. Chillicothe with the Unlled Par- Jean Parker, Mrs. Joan Eads, eel Service. Mrs. Jessie White, Mrs. Marie Robert Clark of Harrisonville Birchfield, Mrs. Joan May, Mrs. and Hicbard Carr o! Pomeroy Janet Bolin and the hostess's were buJinesa visitors in Cam· daughter, Jeanie, who h<Iped rldll receuUy, her wtth the serving. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dorgan Mr. and Mra. Roy Snowden and famfJy of Columbus visit· spent 1 weekend in Columbus ed Sunday witb hla mother, Mrs. with their daullhler and family, Nellie Borpn. Mr. and Mr!. Charlea SimpkirlB, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiseman Charla and Melissa. YOUR COW'S BEST FRIEND and Mr. and Mra. Larry Clark Mrs. Ellie McKnighl of Ur· COW-LAC-PELS 1nd LANDMARK SERVICE were recent Sunday dinner bana and Mrs. Garnet Enlsmin&ueall of Mr. and Mr1. H. E. ger of Middleport spent a few Slarkey, Carpenter. days with Mra. Vona McKnight. Mike Epple and 111'1. EWe Other vlall«< ol Mrs. McKniibl Society Notes ;;;:;I NEW HOLLAND TANK-TYPE MANURE SPREADERS J!,. 2 HI. lEW HEAVYWEIGHT II THE 60 HP CLASSI u-acto: Meigs Equipment Co. LOCARD AT POMEROY CUSTOM GRINDING, MIXING and SHELLING Feed-Seed .;,; Fertilizer-Farm Supplies __:..:.,._,.... II' II As Low AJ, . . .91 AGood SelectloiD Ill II a• ASSOCIATED RADIO and,TELEVISION ' I, (WITH MIWI MAYTM) . I Phet~eWY-24115 .,~,..,.. HAllY MILLER 115 E. Su nd St. - · - .... - - .....- - - - · . . . - . _______ Sugar ,Run. Flour Mills '· WY 21615 I AT LANDMARK 23" Hon-rwell • ~~~••• tbia ural!!~· wa ' COilvanlenl.;~ COMPLETE FEED SERVICE tu ' I J wilh Inadequate <Dme. income livin& in rural areas Repayment period oo Interest !'lies OD the rural slslllnt with th ' for farmers to finance !arm lm· are available lo .Meigs ll01IDIY 'J hoUiinlloalll 1s 4 per cent for b" . e bo~er 51 Some of tho requirements are peruoes and llll:el payments on provements and family opera!- residents. Groupt1 interested Ju the senior clllzen, 5 per cent a tbty_ to pay, Tba marunumlthat the borrower be without debts Includillg the proposed ed trades or services that in· the water syatem and Wille 6- •! for the moderate Income level term " 33 years. Each borrow· decent, safe, and sanitary hous- rural hoUJing loan. crease Income. For rural resi- pooal systam loans are l and 6% per cent foc tbe high er is_expected tD refinance the Ing, bo unable .to finance the Under the Ecooomic Oppor· dents not farming the purposes ID consicler their lleOd 8lld mcome level. unpatd balance of the loan when ::"eded Improvements with his tunlty Act of 1984, opportunity IS to fl?ance a trade IH' .servtce out plans as 8000 as Each loan Is ICDeduled for able to obtain such refinancing or wllb credit are for repayment wkbln a period con- at reasonable rates and terms have sthufefrt.ctsourcet. s, and that he famdtles with small income!. II 1 th en mcome to pay Ellgibllh lor tbia type of rom o er lenders. operating and family ex- loan incfudes famt"l"e and . ' ' s """ at 12:00 noan Ill the Purley I<Airr farm, 1 ·' IW"'CIJ!IU A e!a11 in "Piannloc and fOnf mile north of ChHt-r, Ohla, on the N- Hope Pnpartns low coot meal 1m road. Due to Ollher employment, we IN diiCOiltlnvthe Family," aod "Medical lng the dairy busin-. 10 will sell tho following; Sell Help," spoosored by lite CATTLE CooperaUvo Elte..ton l!erv· 16 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS Chart.. Barnhart of Hobson lee wiD be held Wedaelday, 3 GRADE HOLSTEIN cows vfstted bl1 brother, Rev. and November 3 from 11:81 1o 1 . 2 BROWN SWISS COWS Mro. Barnhart Monday. Wtlllam p. m. al the Salvation Army WAS ' 2 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIF~RS (3 yoar old Barnharl of Pomeroy visltedhis Bulldtns. 115 Butternut Av.. · HINGTON tUPI) - Po· , supplies of other fresh vegeta- l bred) ' father Rev. and Mrs. Wtlham oue, Pomeroy. tato prtces during the next four bles, it said, and over-all prices I 4 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (2 year old, Barnhart on Monday also. There 11 no charge for the oc ftve months woll be much this fall likely will averase mod-' open) Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley elall aod everyoao Is we~ lower than they were a year erately lower than the same ti 4 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN HEIFERS (I yoar old! and son, Sleven, and Mrs. Nada eome, Fa<lltt!OI are available 810 because of a more plentiful ast year. 2 GRADE HOLSTEIN HEIFeRS (2 yur old) (open) Townsend of Dowrungtoo drove for mothen wbo wish to bring supply, the Agriculture Depart· I . 16 of these_cows have recently freshened or are to see lh e Reeuov •- ill e Dam last their cbildren. menl said today. n a revtew th dof the vegetable cIose up sprmgcrs. All are Cal!hood vacci nated. In· 81"t t" week. There generally woll be larger ua ton.. e epartment SBid dmdual health papers furnished. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson ,.,._ potato prtces stayed above averEQUIPMENT Jr. and family of Dunbar, W. Haning were recent age'" early fall as bad weather UNIVERSAL PIPE LINE MILKER Va • and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford dinner guesta of Mr 8 udnd a delayed harvests m a few areas ' 250 GAL. UNICO BULK TANK Ander10n and family of Park· Franklin Epple · an gettmg thetr crop mto storage. 50 GAL.GAS WATER HEATER ersburg vi•IIed a recent Sun· Vtrgd Atkin; attend d • and. growers concentrated on 200 gal. Boon Triplo Pump Orch1rd SPRAYER day with thetr mother and lam- sonic Grand Lod e 8 gettmg tloeor crop mto slorage. j 1963 FORD DISC HARROW Uy, Mrs. Clyde Anderson. cently in Colum::s meetmg But indocate~ supplies fer late 60 TOOTH SMOOTHING HARROW Dorotby Anderson returned to Mr. and Mrs. Jewell _ !all and wmter markets are ex-1 CO:tN SHELLER Dunbar with her brother, Mr. were Sunday dinner guest. Visiting Mrs. M•ry Circle ov·l lremely heavy relatove to de· I 500 CA.PACITY ELECTRIC BROODER and Mrs. Clyde Anderson, Jr. hl.s parent. Mr and M Gl er the weekend were Mr and [ mand, the department said. Thl• FEED and family to otay with the Jewell , re.:ently. " · enn Mrs Melvin CIFcle of Spro ng- would cause proces to average Approx. 3000 bales alfalfo, clover, and mlxod hay children for 1 few days while Addie Bradfteld recently un. field and .lenni fer Blakeslee of' sharply lower than last year. Approx. I 000 bu. Corn Mrl. A.nderson, Jr. attended a derwent aurgery at Hol"'r . i The combmed production of Lunch Serve d By Ladies of Methodist Chu rch boautictan course tn Charlestnn. pita!. Her sister, Eunice BradThursday at the late summor and fal! potatoes ART:-IUR BARR & PAUL KARR, OWNERS Mrs. Ida Bachner and Mrs. field of Chicago, is here stayBrinker home were Mr. his year was 246 million hunI. 0. McCoy, AucloonMr Everett Bachner of Middleport 101 with her brother, Herb Mrs. Gery Barnltz and dredweighl, a record high thai Mra. Earl Morris Bradfield . , Mary and Ellen, Mr. was 23per ce nt above the small IBWi •"' ;i!J1;\iw.,& '" Jil!JP _.,;1l1lt;;ji.la :.. e runs were Sunday call· Mr . .~nd Mrs. Don A. Barnltz and son crop of last year. The fall crop ,;;t the Gerald Morris home. of Rutland, Mr. snd Mrs. Philip all of Pomeroy and Miss production, at 216 million hun· D · and Mrs. Harry Knopp of Smith and family of Frances Peacock or dredweight, al.so set a record aylon and Mrs. Faye Eynon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell Canada. Iand was 25 per cent above the of_Columbus apent a few days Harrisonville visited a Warren Rose called at 11964 mark.. I wtth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mor· Monday ev•nlna with M of Carl F Van Meter one p d ris -.., r. · · ro uctwn was 52 per cent · Mrs. Frank Halltday and Mr evenmg reeenliy. above last e · The son of Mr. and Mrs. Dav· and Mrs. VIrgil Atkins . There were 29 in attendance Y ar'" the West, up· ld Riggo, Paul Mtchael, who Mr and Mrs Ro ld .L and at Sunday School on Oct 24 Of· !9 per centm the Centra l Stales was born Oct. 9 at Holzer bo.. son, their" frie: Mce was 115.96. . . and down 4 per cent in the Eas t. pltal II recovering from tonsil· aela Brackeen and t~o rs, ~e department ~aod a moder· ills. of Millersport, visited a MeKECBNIE DIES te cu tback m Mame offset mMr. and Mrs. Ralph Marshall Sunday with the BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI) - ereass m other eastern states. and daughter . and grandson of uncle, Mr. and Mra. Homer Baseball Hall of Fame member The department said I Lancaster Vtstted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jerry William B. (Deacon Bill) of oher l"'!etables for her stster, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- and children ~~ McKechnie, whose nt a . or market sale this fall are monel (letha) Cottertll and Mich., •;isited a recent league career spanned I ' erately bigger than last family. thanthe40age yeart 1959·63 is average. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen aven1ng mer Lee.with Mr · and Mrs · at . early loti ay and bage_ the productron up s~,:t~d I 01 ' 79died o~ Pome~oy V!stted a few days B11 mcreases also are in Fulton-Thompson TRACTOR SALES \ Whr fllll71fl tilt . ,"' " t/fllt- Ill eG.E. GROVER'S STUDio LIVESTOCK ~ PIID Tho POMEROY, 0. & FEEDER &BREEDER v:~" new gmemon af Color lV from. .. 115 E. SECOND ST. I ~-Ifill- Mil!_ ( ... LAUNDRY IASY 1EIIMS••• Complete Farm Financ"•ng Come-in and su the _ 1 ,.,...••' H~~ !."110NI .....,. ,·~ QuaI'Jty WE'RE MOVING! ~lil~ - "'~.t~ng~fa~c;;;IJ>.;;r•;_;;in~t;;:he~d~ev~e~lo~p.~p~e~rs~on~al~u:'"~--=-giiiiiiiiii'iii•.l !-in compt~ctClliRIII ,· 1 u~~ vr":r~o~ dem:n~ ~:.:.: ~ll!ln Curol 1(. Snowcltn r~se;a~tt~endlng§"~inc~Iuded~~iD~ad-~~~~fr1eebllieO~~I~or~)~;~~~!-:IW:~~~~!··~ ~ttb df fllilivlduals Daily i!ent!nel, Pomeroy·llfiddleport, 0., Oct. 30, 1965·5 FHA Offering Rural Water Supply, Waste System Loans if~~~~~·; - - - - - - - - - Jack Elam aDd :Mrs. :Mrs. Nora Johnson of Colutn- Hanlnl, aDd ~.~~ rebus is visitlnl with her 8011 ..at visitors In Gaw,.... • and daughter·in-law, Mr. aDd buliDoiS· Mrs. Jooeph Jolmlon, BeverlY MisS Linda Smith was a ~ and other relahvl!!. cent SIIIUrdaY nilhl guest ell Mr. and Mrs. Harley HaDing Miss Jo Smith. , of Flatwoocl, Mr. and :Mrs. ,. Cecil Gillogly and family of :Mr. and :Mrs. Doyle Kna,, Athens were SUnday ~ai!Dra of and Kall Leo of LaDpVUle wd their pareniA, Mr. and :Mrs. weekend guHII of bar ~ Everett Lambert. Mr. and :Mrs. Cbarley D. Suuou Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halfleld and Jo. ~pent a few daya with their Mr. and Mrl. Ho-d 'l'bOml 10M and their families, Mr. Jr., Angela and TimmY villtl4 and Mrs. J. B. Hatfield of Jaet· over the weekend with Mr. 1114 sonville, N. C., and Mr. and :Mrs. <llarley D. Smith aDd Jo, Mro. Blll HaUield of Wllllnt· Mr. and Mra. Buck IIDiert ell !Dn, N. C. They also went tD Bunker Hlll IIIII ldl parellll, VIrginia Beach to flab. Mr. and Mrl. HoWard 'l'llolllll Mr. and Mrs. Clintml Gilkey Sr. and Palrlcla. and family of AlbanJ were Logan's Chieftains remat"ned fourth period. Gasser hit We•thot on the heels of league-lead- fall with the tw..polnt conver· ·h · n pass for the 3U vic!Dry. lng Athens Friday ntg t as 810 they scored in every quarter Logan showed 214 yards rush· enroute ID a 3U thwnpidl of lng and 109 via the alr 1m 313 total yards whlle Nelsonville. rushed for 215 and added 37 With onlyonundefeated Atherul passing foc a net of 252. remaining their SEOAL slate, the Chiefs are now carry· SCORE BY QUARTERS: . ... 1ng a s-1 record ln!D the sbow· Nelsonville .. · .... . 6 0 0 0 I Cameroll IW. Va.) I clown next Friday and a victory Logan .. ..... .. .. 8 B8 8 - 3Z Smithfield 211 JlopNiale 0 over the Bulldotls v'<IUkl give Weiii!Dn recoverod five Jack· Wintersv!U. li1l ClaylllOIIt I Logan a Jbare ol the title. 11 SOD fumbles 1n the first half Fri• East Liverpool 1t will bo the thinl stralibt show· day night but could not cash Ian Weirton (W. Va.) 6 Follansbee tW val 25 down finale lor Logan. as th e trnnmen etcl!ed out · · Toronto ' Quarterback John Gasser put 12-{) vlc!Dry. les 19 Cleveland Hoi , Namt 30 Logan on lhe board In the first All'": playlns a acore s Cleteland Rhod 1 period with a 63-yard run. and balf. wmgbac. Daryl Tel'TJ' Cleveland Hel¥flts Bru~ 18 I then passed 00 End Stelen Den- eel fo:it~~n::: i~ tt~! 11 8';,i;~~~~ Society Notes Logan Remains • Threat; JHS IS 12-0 Victor Newark 14 Morletta I Cleveland Beaodlctine 51 . Clevellnd Jollll Adams I Cleveland John Marshall M Cleveland Lincoln 12 P· 111 1t Lakewood 0 EuciJcl 14 llbater Helahta 0 Garfield Rellhta 14 Midpark 8 AVO!! Lake II Wostlll<e 6 BrccksviDe 18 Brooklyn I ah Cuy oga Hellhlt f WamoiVille 0 Cl In F Ill 23 Tl1lnlb w Ge: 8 or ::" 0 es "'I anae Buckeye 12 South Amherst 0 ~lansfield 31 Lorain 0 ·'-"Ue St· CI..... , 12 n--··vill ""'""' e 1 ~~~~:~er 19 oilier ....... . :Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Jiussel! Mrs. Howard RUISIII returled home !rom )!.elgJ a-a! ' • . - -'<t' - ·- ALL TYPES OF COMPLETE FEEDS BEEF-DAIRY NEW & USED MACHNRY ACIIliCULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL HIGHEST PRICE BEING PAID Pot OIJ) EAR CORN POMDOY litmMAII hrvi'lfl Mllit. Muon It Gtllll ENI .,eounli-Loclllod .._r., Jaek w2UpperC.rtey, Mer--WY 2-2111 �WCTU MeeU Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. SO, 1965·7 -- -- ·- - -------~ ~- Rutland Friendly Garden Club Will Tour West Virginia Glass Plant GIRLS ITALIAN STYLI LOAFERS $]-99 pr.; I" Some trade dollar~ are atW drculallns In lbe Orient. ROLLIN B. RADFORD CANDIDAB FOR TRUSIEE OF SALISBURY TOWNSHIP J'OCl[E'f POOai-A t1D7 pupJ11 findl temporar.v1 lhelter from the havoc ot ' war ID the pocket of Marine I Jamel L. French's eambat • 1J::U&up h ti g uu waa i found In a g Vleto I 111111018 \IIJiaga duliDg • Marine mep throu&la VII& : Cone terriloey. I Eleva yaan uperlenee 011 Salisbury 'l'onshlp roadl. Your vote and influanee will bt appraclated Pd. Pal. Adv. TO TH& VOTERS OF ••.•• SALISBURY TOWNSHIP I have tried to contut ucb of you penonaiiJ but I have been llllable to do thiJ. AI the election draws eloler, I waDt to lake thla opportwUtJ to aoUcit your tOle and aupport. Thauk you. VOTE FOR I X I Bernard D. Gilkey! TRUSTO OP WISBUIY TOWNSHIP Plans were completed for a .our of the Fenton Glass Com· p~ny at Williamstown, W. Ya. on November 4. when the Rut· land Friendly Gardei.er club Jnel Wednesday evening nt the hoffie'o; of Mrs. Harold Sauer. Mrs llaward Birchfit>ld, pres~ent, conducted the meeting and members re sponded to roll call with a bulb thev would like to have. A note of thanks was sent to Vernon Weber lor supplying covers for the 1965-66 year book~ . A note of tt)_anks was read from Gideon Internntjona l for rrov iding floral arrangtmenls for tJ {qbJe al the ~eent Gideon rnlly held in Rutland. It was votro to purchase lit~ tcr barrels to be placed in downtown 1\utland for the antilitter proJect. The Christmas decoration contesl, sponsored jointly with Rolland Garden ~~::~ ~~~e f~~sc~sst~~~aarp~~nds bake sale on Dect·mber 4, to raise funds for pr; .es to be •GJ' ven ,·o lite contest. •- exht'L,·l of bu lbs and an lUI llluotrated talk on bulbs was given by Mrs. Bruce Davis. She showed an unusual daffodil, the "'Peruvian." and also tulip and gladioli bulbs, 30d iris rhi7.oms. The difference between heallhy and bad bulbs was pointed out - - - - -- - A paper on bulbs prepared by AUXI'I"lOry ·hOS 7new Members On its Rolls ~even new members were welcomed into the Ladies Aux. iliary of the Veterans Memorlal Hospital Tuesday night in the cafeteria of the ho..~pital M Rb F 'd · rs. o ert etty' presJ 11 d th 1 · ent, '" e • regu •r meetmg 10 order, and prayer was by Mra. Hugh Cusler. Minutes of the September meeting were read by the recording secretary ~Irs. Harold Sauer. Mrs. Carl Will read the treasurer's report in the absence of Mrs. Martha May. er. Mrs. Sauer, Nurse's Scholar. ship fund chairman, stated that the committee would begin work on that project in November. Mrs. Addison Seaman, ld th f d. h repor e on e sa1e 0 15 cloths, mops, and n•w and used uniforms. Anyone wishing any eapao•• or Keep-loomml!tee, . ing\ 11oe artificial hear~ running. ! The teams listed were • At Middleport Iwest MiiiSOUI'i State, Waablnt Church Friday IMINERAL WATER oowL ton University <st. Loulal EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. S 0 u 1b weo t MJoour1 State. Friday evening at WCTU:~:~;: the lor are tbe under 17th Northern llbno!s U., Neb~ 'llle Middleport I:::;~~~ teams . Mrs Charles Carson was read. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. H~rvey O'Dell was a· warded to Mrs. Bruce May and Mrs O'Dell won the door prize At the close of the meeting a bulb auction was held, after which the hostess assisted by her daughters, Mary Ruth and Joy. served refreshments At, tending were the above and Mrs Vernon Weber, Mrs Don Harrison, Mrs Bill Brown, Mrs Fred Williamson, Mrs .Jim Thomas, Mrs Carl Morris, Mrs Joe Bolin and Mrs Robert Snowden I~er ouppty 1 port Church of Christ with Mrs. Mineral Water ·Bowl /Stale College, Parsons CoUegt Betty Cline, new president, Nov. 27, it was an· (Fairfield, Iowa). and Auall! charge. Tbe opening Friday by the aeleclion College oi Shennan, Tex. was given by Miss Sauer. Mrs. Lillian Steifl was gaols! for hymn singing. Mrs. Lena McKinley was devotional leader using scripture from lAlke, and a meditation from ''Lookout" magazine. 1 Mrs. Cline presented a honor award to MIS! Marrarel i ,~ Sauer, "'unly president, TRUSTEE OF SUnON TOWNSHIP accepted the award on beh•llf ol of the county WCTIJ. New Pd. PoL Adv • . gram booklets were distributed. : '"'=~ Mrs. Marvin Kelly gave reading, ''God Does 1l Your Vale and Influence Appreciated ler,'' and tile meeting was ed with a prayer and F id+ ' singing. The hostessest Mrs. Genevieve Saxton, Mrs. Kelly CANDIDATE FOR Mrs. Cline and ~Irs. Clarence MrNeal, served pumpkin pie '"V\' . . . . ' . . •••. .. . . . and coffee to the above and WORKING IllS WAY-Ge~rge Chuvalo, Canadian heavyweight, is working his way toward a sh. ot at the_undisputed heavywc1gbt championship. Chuvalo boxes Ernie Beulah White, Mrs. Clyde \Vine· Terr~ II or N ew "~.ork In Toronto Nov. 1 for the World Boxing AssocJation version ot General Election November 2I 1965 brenner, Elizabeth Slaven, Mrs. th e ttl Tt t b · 1. e. 1e wmncr 1as een prom1sed a shot at the winner of the Nov. 2~ version Nora HamiltDn, Mrs. Jacob Experienced & Qualified or a htle fight at La. Vegas, Nev., between Cassius Clay and Floyd Pallerson. t Turner and Mrs. Pearl Hoff· --- - - - - - _ _ _ Pd. Pol. Adv. - - -- - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - --- - - -- - - man. 1 FRED LEIFHEIT 2?.i/>:·': Trustee Salisbury Twp. G d C/ b M f 0 f b 25 t or en u ee s c 0 er a Gadget Heart Home of Mrs. Jack obl'nson Monday ·I, For Better Schools Vote For R' Otis S. McClintock Now Possible The Rutland Garden Club met lo methods of care and prunOctober 25 at lhe home of Mrs. ing. I Cendidate For Member Board of Education 00 . : 1.1 Jack Robson. The house was Refreshment• were served to• beautifully decoraled in keep~ l1 members and two guests aod I COLUMBUS, (UP!) - Dr. ' 1 · .: lng with Hallowet!n. a social hm1r followed. Mrs. Charles S. Housto~, head cf the ' Cottrill and Mrs. M1unv won Peace Corps medical program, High School Greduato, Businessman & Porent Mrs. Wheeler Drake .was both door prizes and tr~veling Thursday said a successful erti- I R k S . ·t assistant hostess. Devotions prizes. fkial heart could be developed 1 Your Help Will Be Apprecieted oc prmgs Grange enjoywere led by Mrs. Drake and within two y~.:ars at a cost of : ed a program about "In Good f rr· · h 1 1 0 leers, Pd. Pol. Adv. Old Days" when 11 met in regu. instal ation Wit OBSERVES BIRTHDAY about $50,000. Mrs. Paul Wmn as mstallmg Th 21 t b. thd . Houslon a cardiologist lar session '111m lay evening of the above items should conofficer, was completed in an ; M' s Tlr ay ~~~:versa- special a<:'sistant to the Pe,ocel with Fred Goegl.c n, worthy •tact Mrs . Seaman. She also was impressive ceremony. The preso dss ·t~xan~a 'J I~- was Corps dir~ctor was here to dis master, presiding. direct~d to purchase necessary ident is Mrs. Clarence Murray, o_serveb Whl a amt I Y,l mnedr cuss the medi cal program a~ A commun1·cat 1·,.,1 "'as read items to treat and refresh the · ·d M Rob t g1ven y er parens ~~ r an .. Vtce pres1 en1, rs. er M Ch 1 Wh't Oth t meetings in the Ohio State Uni· from NatJOnal Grange in regard plants in the lobby of !he hosYEOMAN WERRY Reibel secretary, Mrs. Jack tenrsd.. ares , '"· eBrs lab· versify College of M;dicine to lecturer's conference. One pita! Robson; treasurer, Mrs. Mar. mg were l t 1rs. eu a Dr H us · CANDIDATE FOR appeal for aid was answered The new members were Mrs. IN MOROCCO - Charles garet Parson The new officers Wh1te, Betty Darst and son, . ·. o · t?~· . who dev~loped Mrs. Homer Radford on behalf Robert Moore, Mrs. Leonard i Michael. W~rry, PomeroJo', a were present~d with cor!:lages. I Jeff, Mrs. Lillian McGhee .and i htl;! first artlflc~al heart m the of Mrs. W. A. Morgan thanked Bass, and Mrs. Morris Moore , commumcah~ns ~eoman sea- I The ro ram for Januar will Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. I basem~nt of hiS _Asp_en, Colo., the meJ,nbers who he! t>d 'th of Svacusc · Mrs. Rav Pickens man apprentice 10 the U. S. 1 P_ g . . Y ho":'e m 1958, mamtamed the Served on Syracuse Council the FoUage Tour Fra~k /: Sr. ~f Clifton· Mrs \vi non~ Navy, is serving in French be anbemtervteJw on rKadm WMd· SCHWEIKERT BACK ' baSic design problem of the Sponsor of Syracuse Community Baseball Park ston W$8 reported ill on- Hoffman Po~eroy .' Mrs Paul Morocco, in communications POb tw~n ane;C f~rn ~·~h NEW.. YORK fUPII - The New I heart ''is a simple mechaniral II Smart Middleport • and . Mrs relay. Werry is the son ol Mr. clu mem ers, on b' o cell ' York Jets Friday reactivoted problem which is easily solved ." . ·. Due 10 Tha nksg1v1sg, Your Vole and Aid Will Be Appreci1ted 1c ' ' · Janet" The mem ers w1 at· II 'd th · Nov.ember 25 meeting was chan- Harold CJpehart, New Haven. and Mrs. c.har1es Werry, P~m- tend .Athens State Hospital rookie f Ian kerb a c k Bob e sal e maJor problem to M h Mrs George Hackett was eroy, and " a Pomeroy High Tb Schweikert ~nd placed second be overcome was to develop ged to Nove mber '6 THANK YOUI ~ . em ers · school arad te erapy program on 11ower ar. th _ __ ___:,_ were asked to contribute gifts el~ted Candystriper chairman. & ua • rangements Nov. 91h at Athens. yea_r man Jtm Evans on e . "'Jartet:backl Pd. Pol. Adv. · Cor Operation Santa at Athens assistants are Mrs. Homer GUts will be presented at that I ta:u squ_ad. ~ ~aft rhmce, was a "~' Slate Hospital during Novem. Gordon and Mrs. Thomas Seal· Jackie Gluesoncam P lime to intnates. Christmas ar· Schwetkert, the Jets- No .. _4.m colleg:..•·--~-- -----"""" ber. Gifts may be left at Grange ly. rangemeots will be furnished hall or given to a member. One hundred-hour pins were i Leads Singers to Athens Stale Hospl!al for There are 92 patient. at the presented by Mrs. Woll to Mrs. the holiday 1ea50n by mem· HOspital from 111elgs enunty. Ada Slack, Syracuse; Mrs. Ka- The Southern Junior HI g h hero of the club. Mil. Radford, acllng lectur- !bryn Jordon, Pomeroy, and Glee Club elected officers Reservations were ,.nt for 1 er, presented the program. Sev. MISs Barbara. Adams, Racine. October 26. They are the Fall R~gional meeting at eral poems were read, includ- Mrs. Will ." to attend the Jackie Gleasoocamp; Little Hockmg: Nov. .s. ~ .. ing: :;aet!ing Back to Grand - rneetmg ~f d~recton1 of Volun- president, Debbie Norris; Eva Robm_son wtll be m~a s, by ~rs. Fred Leifheit; leer Serv1ce m Columbus, ~~ retary, Irene Cooper; at that ttme as new re· My Memones," Homer Rice· vember 10 and II. The Aux1h· Sheila Bailey and gional director. M r ;, ary meets the third Tuesday of Jan Alkire. Mrs. Robson gave 1 short ' 'Thankful Thoughts," Frank Grueser; and ''The Old each month. The next meeting talk on the Walkeena Project Feather Bed," Mrs. William w1ll be Nov~mber 23. . Marshall University, came Fri· the Ohio Association of Garden Gruesa-. An aplilude test was The mcet~ng was adJourned day evening for the homecom· Clubs is co-sponsoring with condulted by Mrs. Radford who by the preSident. Present were iog ball game lie returned to the Ohio Historical Society' also gave closing thoughts the above and Mrs. Marshall Saturday. the preservation of wild life ''Sometimes." ' Parker, Mrs. Ceward Mr. Clarence Thompson, Mid- and natural scenery. Refreshments o[ pie and cof. and Mrs. Myla Hudson. dleporl School Superintendent, C. E. Blakeslee, a guest, fee were served with Mrs. Howas in Athens Thursday even- read a letter from the govern· ment on the subject of road. mer Rice Jn charge. ~ zm:aa:w z:m~ ing to attend a dinner meeting side beautification. r for the annual Southeastern Teachers' Meeting being held Plans were completed for "I Christmas show at the Rulland I ~ Friday in Athens. Elemonlary School to be held Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gallagher November 27 - 28 spon50red by I eporf have returned to their home 13 Meigs County Garden clubs 0 in Allanla. Ga., following sevMiss ·Donna Marr of LPtar!, eral days visit here with his and with the Junior Garden Plan• were made for the W. Va ., was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gal- clubs participating. • annual Chrlslmas bazaar when grandmother, Mrs. Belly Cline lagher. Mrs. C. 0. Chapman had the , the Women's Association ol the last week. Barbara Jones and Jeanie topic, ' 'Holly," based on an 1 First United Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searles CUlver, students at Ohio Uni· article from the Horticulture , Church mel Thursday evening have returned from a two vcrsity were FrJday overnight Magazine wrillen by Clare R. at the chu,Jpt. Mrs. Paul Hap~ weeks vacation in the south. guests 'of Mr. and Mrs. She discussed holly tonstall, ·president, presided. They visited friends and r<la· erson Jones. They came for arouod homes and as , The meetibg \\as opened with lives in. Mobile and in Clanton. homecoming game. in respect to prayer and ·~ymn singing. The Ala., wtth ber ~rents, Mr. and Miss Kareo Bachner, 0 h I CONCERNING prayer for fDissionaries was Mrs .. M C Hamil ion and other University student, speot LETART TOWNSHIP giofen by MilS Margaret Sauer. relatives In Mobile saw weekend with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Edwar<f Crooks gave d.,. and heard the singet·, and Mra. Everett Bachner and ~otlons using a meditation lak· Lee and "The Casuals." daughter, Connie. en from Guidepost entitled Mrs. Goldie Whtle of Dennis Saelens, Rio ~:;~:~~ I I ''Why Men Pray" and two ville has been visiting with r,ollege spent the w poems,," Have. 11" and "At Ev- daughter and family, Mr. with parenb, Mr. and ~Irs. ent\d~, clos1ng . W!lh prayer. Mrs. Bert Bodimer Adolph Saelens. Dtmng the busmess meeting family. Mrs. While Is leaving Mr. aDd Mrs. Ricbard Rol~ For Beller :Mofntained !Wads Mrt. Rodney Sauer discussed Sunday for Washfnglon, D er of Belpre were weekend vis- ond Cemeteries. plmjs lor the bazaar to be held where she will be tllo !tors of their parents, Mr. and THANK YOU DeCember 2 and 3 at the of another daughter, Ll Col. Mrs. Wilbur Hanning and Mrs. PeL Pol AdY, <hu,rch. The bazaar will Include and Mrs. Ralph Keifer. Max RoUer and family. a llmcheon, baked goods and _!_Jun~·~J~obn~sollln':.,~fr~e~shm~anlll_~llr======-:--:::::' hoftlellUide articles. Committees. include Mrs. Fl'ed Lewis study lesson entitled 'Service VOTE FOR ant! Mra. Tom KeUy, baked of Dedication." Tbe closing gocX!s; Mrs. Dwight Wallace and prayer was given by Mrs. Mra. Lewis Sauer, luncheon. Charles Shoemaker. World Community Day was Following tbe meeting m~::~~~ Candidate For Member announced for Friday afternoon bers Wl!re Invited to the di: Nov. 5 at the First United Pres- room where refreshments Board of Education byterlan Ch reb beginning at cookies, coffee and nuts were 1:30 p. m. Articles to be sent served by !be hostesses, Mrs • Pomeroy Exempted Village School District to foreign countries are to be Myron Miller, !be Misses Mrurvll YOUR HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED! ·to the meeting. and SUS8D Park. Mrs. C a r . Carl Owen was program Gilmore and Mrs. 0. H. Slew· Pd. PoL Adv. and preseoted the art. G d Old DOyS Are Theme of Grange Program .1 SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT °. 1 Robert W. "Bob" Louks TRUSTEE OF SUTTON TOWNSHIP •• I M". Gary Barnilz, Carol, ry and Ellen, of Lincoln Heights\ were Sunday visitors of parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robeson and Chester Morris. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Heilman of Hemlock Grove were Tuesday evening visitors of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs'. JohD By RICK Dl1 BROW a slory about a cold, ambitious Sargent and Guy. United I.ateraatioaal maitre d · who convinces a lone- Terry Edmund Johnson, MD HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - "Job ly waitress tD pretend they are of Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. now available. Working for fe- married so they can accept Johnson came home Fri dav male comedienne, No children jol>s open to a res peelable from V~terans Memorial HoS. HELLO UP THERE-Coed -<111e Fronoll poodle. • couple at an exclusivo resort pilal. :;:.u:z:b=d ~.:':,'; 'ntUJ begAn I rather lntr~ hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jottn.J i tralfiea..he wbeelsarooncl filing '!ant ad which appeared Could Hovt Been . son and Beverly spent the / Southern Illinois Univeloo 11001e lime ago in 1 Hollywood As presented on televiSIOn, II end visiting with their son and si!y's campus at Carbono "~" bu~ trade paper, and might have been a wonderful daughter-in· law, Mr. and Mrs. dale. Lori, six fed tall herwbich conbnued: suspense ta\e tf the watlress Everett Hav Johnson . They self, gets a further lift "'-b d 1 d d h · · k · her 5'h ·foot high·riso ~IC:' ~ou a oy. , •• an are 1a use er mcreasmg now-150 visited Mr. Johnson's s1ster, from bicycle. s~k. JD an offlr.e 40 hrs. A ledge or her false husband to :\1rs. Madeline Evans and w~k! Must type 8:i wpm . ~nd wield po~er ~ver his ne~sty na- ily and his mother, Mrs. !\ora t~e shorthan~-or s~ wn_tmg ture. Or Jt m1ght have been an Johnson, all of Grove c1ty. ((61) fan ma1l, ma1hng lisls. equally wonderful Jove story in Corl McElroy, a student at alld busme,. letters. Do your the Somemt Maughmn veon - Columbus llusincss i DIES IN CRASH talents include preparing inter- with almost limitless possibili- a . werkend vi sJior of hi s URAANA, Ohio (UPI) · g sm.a 11 1 t'H'S. w s Mr· and Mrs. Paul Dwight 0. Peters, 56, Columbus, 1 .stl.n•a mea I• '· servm enls d.inner partie~? I Television lalely, however, Elro~ . · was killed Thur!day in a two. Guod Plot seems to have lost most of 1ts Mr and Mrs Howard car crasll on Ohio 5~, .10 miles "Have you a knowl•dge of discipline for light. tingling ·p . . · d , . arry ""uth of here. Shenff ' depu. d . d k , rna, a1nc1a an 1v1rs. 1' driven by Larry . .d terviDg an . prepa~mg nn s? I ales - and also seems to have Barr and Mr. Harley Johnson 11es sou a r.a~ . Do you enJoy keepmg vourself lost 11 ~ memory of what love S d . . .1 Ball, 18, Chnshanburg, apand your home neat and clean? storif's are like It is much wMere udn May evl~mnlg VIJSI hors parcntly swerved lert oi eecter . · r. an . rs. J3f('Y o nson. House hold chores mcluded . .. 1sJer to do a spoof or write AI .T Mr J Ro.n ::__:a:_c:.:u:_rv_e_.- - -- - Are you single? Free to travet about the sick, neurotic side of u so hv 151mdg Rwebre 1 s. · · ~ th e1r . parens, I Mr · and Mrs· • . If you are t hJs. kmd or bo v - 1 people, rather than get close to .uurp . ·v an V o er . 1 tend background and ea su~ fo , them. So it was little surprise WEI.l !el'n edn~ylr, ~ond, M . Cha rles Sayre. f b " I Jam an ~~ . an rs. . t wan mg o JU •• , B f C1 b Miss L'mda Sm1'th spenI I 1 l.hat Wednesday night's story r Well, as you can see, vou can , emphasized the most thorouah. Jamk odyc~ . ofulml _us Saturday night with MISS Jo 1 . • . b wee en v1s11ors o 1e1r IHuoer.o meet such Jnterest mg people m ly unpleasant .aspects of each Mr. Howard Russell and their S_m'"i'"tl'"'·==--===-. 1 the servant dodge here m Holly- role. • 1 mother, Mrs. Russell, who un- 1 wood -much mor interesting, There really isn't much n.~ derwent surgery last week at uy, IJt.aD tht ones introduced say except that the maitre R..l • Meigs Gener<~l and is doing Wedn e'"ay night in NBC-TV's was indeed an inhumanly Bob Hope Theatre drama with operator yearning to grab a fine . . Mrs. Fred Tuckerman, Mrs. She11ey Wmtero and Jack Haw- of respectability, perhaps i E · Rh d and kins ugene 11 amng, 011 a the WI~OW ~ho o~m; the _hotel. Mrs. Jack Elam were re cent . Brieny stated. these two fine And M1ss W1nter" part d1d not visitors of Mrs. Elsie Perry performers found themselves in e.nahle her to go far enough to of HadcliH. e1ther be beautJrully Bill Sayre, 3 student at WHAT IS THE TRUTH.;: or touchingly in lnve. Columbus Barner Col lege, Mr vilil love Eventual· ly she causes Hawkins to and Mrs . Charles Sayre and MIDDLEPORT, 0. his job ,atid leave her l h•cause I family and Mr. and Mrs. Doo .... Sayre wrre weekend visitors of R-and thiS v..as the me ssage he doesn't care enough about NOV. 2nd ... VOTE FOR ond ELECT people. This is known as an cs.l tablishment t!nding. YOUR ,.Television Revue SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM THE SHOE BOX ABOUT JULIAN "NOONIE" HILL Tb. anawer to this queltioa pi Ill ID8Ily more important face. cau lie found in tho rornolinJ new liooldel ''The Trulb About Ne,.. Deaf:neu." Write, phone or visit ., today £or your FREE copy, THE CHANNEL SW!\1: "The Incredible World of TRUSTEE OF SUnON TOWNSHIP Bond," NBC-TV's oneNov. 26 documenlarv lhat will ' It has been impossible for me to personally call on ea('h be narrated by ScH~ Connery, i voter a5 much OlS I would like to. I ask your understandR l'htl'tl is u.o obligation. includes an intervtew with the i ing and seek your support Nov. 2. late Ian F'leming, who wrote THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT the books about the famous agent and tells how he created PD. POL. MJV. ....~1¥ ........ him . , . "The Church and the Theatre, .. a two-part ~~~-m;;;;:lj~;..;.; tary-discussion program, starts VOTE FOR on ABC-TV's "Directions" No.,. LY 3-4550 7, tracing the recent growing :145 I. St1te St. Athens affiliation between lite two in· stitutions of tl>e tille. Candidate For Southern Local School ·-RADIOEAll~ .. Diles Radioear Co. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Office Boun: 9 to 12. 2 10 liiCIOlle at Noon on Tblll'l. - Eaal court SL. Pomeroy I ... .... Trustee of SuHon Township Jr. ,. ~ ;# _,_ THANKS POl YOUR SUPPORn Pd. Put Adv. LET'S CONTINUE GOOD GOVERNMENT! •. ,~ RE-ELECT Charles W. Legar WOULD YOU PAYTHREE CENTS A DAY I Church Women PIan AnnuaI H Iiday Bazaar (REPUBLICAN) · Aroun d And '· About ~ M. "ddt FOR OUR CHIL OREN'S SAKE? THEN J. I Mayor Of Pomeroy CHARLES W. LEGAl VOTE FOR A MAN WHO IS: eA Lifetime Resident of Pomeroy Dependable • Veteran of World VOTE eQuaUfled by Expulenee War n. • Truatworthy IIIII • Worked lor and pnvldetl better roads for our town. • Worked for and helped a'cquire a $72,000. 00 Levee project at a cost to the $1,000.00. This is a project of which the wbo le town can be proud. eShown fiscal responsibility, by having a balanced budget year after year. VOTE J, vWage of less than FOR·AMAN WHO WILL CONTINUE TO: eeStrive Concern himself with the problems of ALL the people. for a practical solution in meeting State and Federal re%':eme11ts toward the conatrue- tion of a Sanitary Sewage Treatment Plant. A Federal GRANT beell PROMISED and will be forthcoming in the near future. •Provide the beat Gov't possible for the citizens of the VIllage of PoDieroy, and uert every tf· fort to make our community a better place In which to live. V 0 TE FOR AMAN WHO HAS PROVED HIMSEII TO BE ACAPABLE XI Charles .' fl. Legar I' VOTE FOR -~ VOTE PROVIDES MORE STATE MONEY TO LOCAL SCHOOLS FOR: e MORE VOCATIONAL TRAINING eSUPPORT FOR PHYSIWLY AND EMOTIONALLY H4NDICAPPED e ABILITY TO SECURE 8EIIER TRAINED TEACHERS eMORE HELP IN DEFUYING OPERATING COSTS e ASSISTANCE FOR TH£ CULTURALLY HANDICAPPED e SUMMER SCHOOL FUNDS e FUNDS FOR LIBRARY AND LEARNING AIDS e FUNDS FOR STUDENT GUIDANQ AND nsnNG , OP MIDDLEPCiiRT Rcxn:E 1 ' CAND.UJAtE FOR TRUSTEE . . ~J TOWNSHIP FOR FOR MEIGS COUNTY THIS MEANS ~16,923. ADDITIONAL MONEY ROBERT BURDffiE GUY A. RUSSELL . TRUSnE SALISBURY TOWNSHIP · Ellf\1 Yfll'l)ll!lorlm. GO Slate ru,bwq Roads :,. YourVot. .nd JOHN N. Hill FOR TRUSTEE JOHN W. BLAmNAR PROGRESSIVE I EADER. RE-ELECT ON von FOR hi; FOR A MAN WHO HAS: MASON FiSHER el will rrpresent the belt lntererta of t)le residents of the school district. •lt,ather of five ~bildren and have two DOW 1ttending Southern Local Scbooll, Your Vote & Influence Will B• Appreciated PeL Pol. AdY, ~ CANDIDATI FOR I Board APPUCIATED JAMES (JIM) CARNAHAN Pre•• ° VOTI WIU U VOTE FOR ... XIEDWIN "BILL" COZART YOUit VOTI AND INfiLUINCI APPRICIATID Pd. PoL Ab. eEXPERIENCED Your t i OR AN EQUIVALENT Of 6 MILLS ON REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERT¥ eQUAUFIED Vote and Support AppNCiatecl , THE MEIGS COUNTY MIDDLEPORT & ~ POMEROY EDUC:ATIONALASSOCIATKM Pd.PoLAdY. ' '' . ' ~ ...... .N.PoL.tM .J ·. --- -.",->-J'"' �. ,, • ' Classified Ads Your Modern Communil}' 3ullctin AI£Board d - WANT AD IN~ORMATION oJL"'" .. ,,, • ~ I''<IW' ., ...... .. \lf>IIC'II.In• ''""''"' "'"""" "' • • •. ~::·:•::,.... I 8-DaJiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0, Oct. 30. 1965. . ! For Rent I Employment Wantei '· I rHAil .F.~ 1.111'5 - - trft .... ~-~"'' I.,. L age and ,.,,., Brown • !'r ..l BULLLDOZER WORK wanted I er Park tSiare Approved! Call WY 2-2208. 10 25 !Otc '............. u Ohi - .. W\ ·~IS \it .. , ·;n:-;-~::'0::: ~:;_:;: ... ., ~::4rsv le. o, , .. ,,.. "••" 181 FLOOR furnished 4 rPnms " """ '" ..... ~ ••, .a. .,......., aod oath. moderD apartm~t ,. .,,,,;;:··"·~• .,.;;;;~;,. ·~;;;" ~':: Middleport, WY 2-Jt!71 I• '" .... ~.~ ""' "" .,..,-~'"•• '"' 9 14 uc ·m,.~!!"'.!.~:~:.· Buuiness S.rvicet '- Pomerov ~ ••-t-r "IJ•tJTY w ,,.... I C0 re Soci'ety News ' ,; II c .M c 1963 orva•r onza pe. - Reduced $1499 8 M H b rl R Y ~.nder e I '7os;0 Mr n. and Mrs. John Stobart. ''Dairy or . , 6 . Saul or Jr., r an rs. rnes P Y o 1 h 1 11 10:45, with the Rev. Casto 1963 Ford Galaxie 500--4 Dr. Se • 1 Columbus. Other tallers in the c.ar Y Rous · A~r~oon ': ero bringing a short me.~sage; and 1 local owner, va engine with Cruisema~i~ trans., pu~·er ' home were Mrs. Charles Wag· , were Mr. a rs; JWin lhe Junior Choir from the Coot-. ""'"' ' 1•" ·•n• ..-l"'ffll• ln. .rtlnn -stc<'ri ng and brakes. Power scat, grey hmsh, new 1st hne ner and Mrs. Edward Wagner , Gloeckner and Dolly V.olfe. ville Methodist church f•Jtnlft.. • .,... CUS'J'OM BUTCHERING ana~· whitewull tires. lladio and heat<r ol Racine. I Fri'day nt'ght guests of Mr. lng tile must'c, under lhe .,___ ••• .,,•. •• FOR SAlE cutting. Will buy htdes every t 01 M d ""~ · ;,:·;m,:;· .:;;: :•• ,,':;:"""' Monday Phil Meier, Phone 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv, Cpe. $1469 Recent gues s r. an and Mrs. Earl Robinoon were Uon of Frances Henderson. .• •"'' ~.~.. wnfrl "" rn.... .,.... Mrs. Ray Heiney were Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson and The two weeks revival closed· P :~ . .,, ., . ro••f'Tif'n1 7 50 X 14 NEW SNOW t1res as WY 2--3510. 9 18 Uc Cream finish, w~ite top. ,V8 engi~e, automatic trans. ower Naomi Jarrett or Columbus, fam!'ly, Ract'ne, Clara Mae Sar- here Snday evenln•. :·,,. ·;·•.~"';.;..~:;· ~·~"·<1:;. o••o ~ .,., .low as $1Z.~5, plus ta_x. New KARL GR-uESERPlumblnl'! steering new whitewall tares. Radw and heater Mrs. John Foreman, Portland, I gent, Mrs. Pete Shields and Mol· b 0 '~,r··,,·~~ ~"~..,''"K",.- " ~~~l'"'~e.,.~ rims to mounl snow tln·s on. and he>lt·ng. Minersville j Mrs James Reese Jay and The W.S.C.S. wil serve .... ~·.. ... k 0. ly Fisher. the "Week of Prayer and Self'""' m "•·"' ............ ""'" 1' All popular sites in gtoc • OhiO End your sewer troub 0 ' Jonothan, Racme. ~ ; ,. "o~-~ .. ~.. ~o~;.~,Rt oBu, $7 . ~0 Newt:ll's Sunoco Chest- les. We have all s.izes sewer 1 1 Mrs. Maggie Oils, Parkers- 1 Dallas, Clirrord, Harry, James Denial," with program on s..'ur-~ .. ~~~~·~·~ ~ ·~"~~ IHll •non er, Ohio. 985-2305. machines Reasonable rate! OPEN EVCS. 9:00 P.M. .._... uu,. . burg, Is a guest at the home 1 and Ray Hill, Roy Pearson, Friday evening, Oct. 29 at 8 ro •• •"' • 10 30 tfc CaU WY 2-29'14, day or night ...., -::. · ol Mr. and Mro. Early Rough ~rilz Teaford, James Carnahan, o'clock al the chur~, wllb 11 •"-"u ,;~n·~~ •to~" Ward's Carry • OUt and Store 9 15 tfc IIIOIIIEROY, CJHIO and will visit other relatives Fritz Norris and Bobby Adams Florence Spencer leadmg. 1or lwo We<!ks. PHONE WY 2-2156 at Thnm»s Fort. 2{) x 50 build1 have returned lo their homeo ' The Grange will have a ."siloing. Sets on hall acre of EXPERIENCED ·( Davtd Jo'ox of Athens •pent after their deer hunt at Riffle, ween parly and pte SOCI8l on ground. Conlacl Ward's Slore I I Rea~ tstate for Sa'!_ a weekend with his parents, , Colorado. Thursday evemng, Oct. 28th, Lost and Found 10 29 3tp Mr and Mrs. Bill Fox. I Everyone welcome. - - -- FOR SA LE : Mason "''" -- 5 ~irs. ll<>b Rhodes Mike and • Junior Wolfe and Sugan Brad- On Saturday evening, Oet. 30, FOUND IN Gallipolis, dog, USED Coca Cola Machme, $50 • room house, balh, newly • Karen enjoyed a plcnic at lhe l bury ol Middleport called on there will be a belling and show1 black with wh1te feet and 985-2305, Newell Suooco, Chesshmgled root. 2 large buildI hnme '01 Mr. and Mro. Russell I Mr. and Mrs. Dalla• Hill Sun- er for Mr. and Mrs. RusseU while streak on his chest. ter. 10 29 6lc From the largest truck or I ings on lot. Will se ll reason- '\ 'I Roush and family Sunday. Oth- day night and also on Mrs. Findling at their home here. Owner may have dog tur 1958--ELCAR 4Sx8fr0nt kitch·l bulldozer radiator to the able. if sold soon, several er callers on the Roushes were · Dolly WoHe. The couple wa~ wed last week paymg lor ad. Guy L. Ste~· en 2 bedr;.,ms,' very good ' smallest heater core. ilems go wilh house. Mason Apply , Mr. and Mrs. Pete Durst oi l· M d M 0 1 Hnl d at the LeMard Amos home. art Phone Gallipolis 446-4861. ' dt' $1900 Richard ' 773-5642. 10 30 61c ,' PI Pleasant Mr and Mro. f r,. anf PI rst. a e I s' ndan ' Mrs. Nina Robinson and Mrs. , ot 28 6tc con I ton, . ' I am• Y o an s spen u ay CI F II od I Fick, Jr., Box 21, Chester, . Chester Durst. Ni les, Mr. and , with her mother, Mrs.. Doll ara o r spent severa Ohio. Tel. 985-4285. WY 2.2 r43 Pomeror HOUSE FOR SALE Mrs. Dorsa Parsons, Mr. and Wolle Y day• wi.th lheJr aunl, Mayme Help Wanted 10 23 61p , llodern Ranch Style Heautiful WY-2-21 56 I Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger. · Follrod m Cmcmnah laat \feek. ~~~- ------ -DIS& _ local.ion on top of small t&Ul Mr. and Mrs. George Dona· Mrs. Alice Balser is reruper· Mrs. Iva Findling has gone llAI E HELP WANTE:D: Bur- ' GIFT SHOP ME~CHAN . . •L. ~·or.I>ITlllNING Kelnger lacm g Swte llighway Garage on CI b I' llh h ·. " F'ood-O·Rama needs selling out Taber s iUls Kr~•tlon servlre JRr 1,. 5 Refri~ Route 7 with guod road 1.0 mam hue and family of Columbus re· ating at the home of her son, to o urn us to 1ve w er gt"t 8 oy gle Kanauga 0 Some ftX· lligbway f'onr bedrooms, lJvmg, A cently spent <:t weekend with Laurence Balser, rollowing re-I daughter, Helen, this winter. sharp aggressive young rn:en t , Gift r~ck .of over 1200 eration, New Haven. Phone dinin g family. ltJtchen , break Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue, cent surgery at Selby General \1 Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence Ath~ between ages ol 17 and 30. ures. . l1J 2-3537 I I ~c d [ I ( Col b lor counter and kitchen $75. Costume Jewelry, ten lasl play. maid 's, utility and Jell and Greg. Hospital. Marieta and would ap- 1 erton an am1y o urn us, k Night 'and day posi- all purpose greehng cards,\ sbop Three balhs, ceram1c tile , .4f 1 Mr. and Mrs . Herschel Nor- preciate ca rds or letters from and Wilma Jean Atherton of ~~~s · available. Full or part $75. Costume jewelry, . ten Everyd1y Specials and wall to wall carpet on ris and Clarence spent a Sun- her friends. Her address is 1Ohio University, spent the week· 01 .me work. Excellent uppor· c_ ent.s, regular dollar. Smgle I floors. AbotH two-thirds ocr. 31 day afternoon wilh Mr. and Plains, Ohio, in care of Laurene end with their parents, Mr. and 1t t' b I t salvage I Marie's Style Post \ house Is paneled In maho~any B. RaMrs. Floyd Norris. Mrs. Alice Balser, Tuppers Mrs. Arthur Atherton. 0 s, tunitv for advancem~nt. Ap- JtP.ms or ~ 0 , and walnut. A.u rondltwned i The Pomeroy Bend C. M ply i.n person. 23 West Uninn, prices. Bring a truck , you II Halrcufl $1 25 I LarJ~;e pallo and douhle carpurt I dio Club wil\ sponsor a "coffee \ Mr. and rs. Olden Thaxton Balser. I Tamara Robinson of Belpre Athens. Ohio. 10 30 6lc buy . On Rt. 7 and 35, lourth I Shampoo & Soh $1.50 On lol 200 ' 390' May be seen break" at the Youth Center spent a ret.oenl weekend with spent one day lag! week witb 1\in Mason, w. Va. Sun. day from Mr. and Mrs. Homer Blaine at · Agnes Bilrkus, daughler of ber grandmother, Nina Robin----30 day cclor rinse, by appolnlmE"nl only 1 m1le down nver from Stlver i HOUSEWIVES Bridge. 10 28 3tc Shampoo & HI $3.50 PRICE REOUCEO I lo 5 p. m. Free coffee and Strausburg. V•. Mrs. Rose Bachus and the late son and aunt Clara Follrod House ot fuller Cosmetks has LARGE.\varm Morning1...~ting P•rmanents $7.50 up Writ• : c lo Th• Call., Sf'ntinf'l Icookies will be served. All Cil Hecent visil~rs of Mr. and Fred. Backus was united in while her par~nts went to opportunity for you to earn sto\'e, like new. Price reasonWe Sell and Service Box 668-H Pom~roy, 0. 1ers and anyone interested In Mrs. Lloyd Nice and Mr. and marnage to Albert Blackwell, l iumbus tn consult a physician. $2.~ 00 . $45.00 weekly [or 12· able. Tel: CH 7-2304. Wigs and Wiglell CB radios are welcome. Come Mrs. Charles Foster were Mr. S~turday evening a~ the Ml. Mo- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Host J.\ hro. of your gpore time. 10 27 61p Marie's Style Post meet your friends and exchange a.nd Mrs. Clarence Thaburn of , nali paroonage by the ReV. I and family of Sogar Grove, 1 :~ I I .\1r' Hamillon 295-4023 === .1 I R~ 114 Ph. WY 2-5271 1 U tc;t 7 QSL ca rd•. EustiS, Texas. ' Workman. Attendants were Mr. gpent the weekend with their or wri te P. o. Box JIZ5. 196.1 ROYCRAFT 5!l x l~lrat - , Syrowse. Ohio , Nov. 1 ! Raymond Adamg of Warren and Mrs. James Alley, brother· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom l ':u kt'rsburg, W. Va. er. like new._ Oren ears, 1 Theodorus Cou ncil, Daughters spent the wf'{'kt>nd with lli!i in-law and sister of the groom. Yost and Mr. and Mrs. Harry 10 29 12tc Pomeroy, Ohto, Rt l, Har· HEATING. PLUMBING. Rura lliUSINESS. PROPERTY - 2' of America, will meet in regu- parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sunda ests of Mr. and · Guthrie. 10 26 - - -_rwnvlile. _____ &tp , Doxol bottle Gos Arnold Br<> story brtck, store 25 x tOO lar session at the fOOF Hau , Adams. , I Mrs. Ll~y.f' Nice were George I Mrs. Carrie Swartz recently ""u<ek••por, middle aged, 1965 MODEL TAPE Recorder. I lllero. 618 K Matn Street wllh fluorescent hghtmg, "'II Monday at 7:30 p. m. I Saturday ntght guests of Mr., S ncer Pomero Mr and! spent several day• with Mr. tu liv. tn Care lor child- This set just like new Take Pomeroy. 9 22 lfc room and ha,.m•nt. 2nd floor The Middleport Garden Club and Mrs. E:rwm Glot>Ckner wereo: ct' s/' · d R. and Mrs Floyd Weber at Keno r~ n Ca ll SH 2-5414. I over payments of $5: , AU"'"UNEER has 2 apartments. 5 rooms, will ffil't't Monday, Novemlwr ~ r. and Mrs . .Jay c:loer:kner or k "r Hrenceb mner and lc. . - tl per ~" 1 11 d 6 lOll! 2 ualh! F Strassburg I Y o Colum us, Mr. an Mro. 10 l... ci month or P~Y _balance due Complete Servle. .... ~ • · t:!r~w:d rloo~~ il~rome $200 1M, ~t th~ ~~,o~e ll~f ~~=i dE. o~ Mr. and. Mrs. Loren Johnson Blaine Nire, Sharon, l>iane and • r •• rr I> F 0 y - · -- -· - - - -- --I $&6.24. Try II m your home. rrul ~rmilnrJ! ' . ' aJg , II ,a . f w I! Sh r I N k Notice i L !I WY :t--6555 10 26 6tc Wrthl Pro C ~r monlh 11Hs proerty l.o- 1plan for Indoor Garden ing !his o ~ ~lon . spent a weekend . e Ia u ewar . • _a . ·. nt or .ontael C!l ted in the heart of bus!· Winter.'' Program is in charge at their cabm here. \ Sall} Pearson, Sandy Dono.. , SINGER automatic complete A. Rat.. _,'lRAUII'UKU ness sertion. $18 .000.00. l r Mrs Walt er Hayes and Mrs Omner guests of Mr. and Mrl1. hue or Columbus, David Fox of 0 be l-' \l SHOOT · Sund,ay, Oc to r with . sewm;; . table. Th1s· rna~ .. ne • Ublo · ' 1Ath ens spen llh e wl'c k end WI'th BUn.DING 1.oT IN Po1\1E~RO Yl M c ·Wilson Hostesses are· Ear 1 Rob.mso n anrl Mabel Rnll'" • 1 5 1 31 al the fzaa~ \'ihatonCFharm. chine makes buttonholes, ____ tfC . _ 100 x 290 - Wrll loC<l led, IM;s ·F. Maag Miss Nellie inson recen tly werr Mabel' their respective parents, Mr. ~. ' <wed, h\' I e ester darns, embroiders, · ' • t'10neer, Ch e• l' out of h1gh · water, all utili· .. Zerkle .. " Miss · Anna' Howell and Sh'1eld s, Mar.ene I · etc.. a II ' l 0 , u~ .,._-.._,oy, !'IDe Fisher, Amy, and Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mr. and . . Pirt' f>t:' partmenl. without attachments. Take ter. OhiO. 9 •a tl<: ties avail.able . Pri<'ed to se ll. 1Miss Frieda Faehnle. Larry and Molly, R<tcine, Mrs. Mrs. Vernon DonohcP, Sr., and Fifteen million person.!l ~ 10 28 Jtp over payments ol $6 per 1 · · · ROUTE 7 - CIO!e to E:astern NOV ! Howard Robmson, Carl, Ray- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox. , and over have been sent Medt· 'r'l-' I .f '0\1E to the Enterprise month or pay balance due Overseas Employment ' 1I1gh School New 6 room 1 ...t.. 1 , · · d d mond and nnan and Mrs Hobe1 ta H.oush and D a n a care we annua e ect10n ay m· ' Rob tmformatlon c Lo entkits, disclosed s0c i 8 1 I E tJ. B. Homecoming Sunday $68.42. Free home demo. Call : AH trades truck driver to ranch. carport, utility room. ner Will be served 10 the an· Jack Sargent Afternoon callers Lew1s called on thr latter's relei_ ·. r • Or! :ll all day . See and hear , WY 2.tl555. 10 26 6tc bmlt tn oven and cuokmg un- nex of the S\·racuse Flr:it Umt· were Mrs Ph1l1p Radford and atJves at Clifton, W Va Sun Sec~nly Dlstrtct Manager in th Uhrig Brothers sing -· I project engineers Afrira, I · Stepha i P d ft Manetta e · 't ·51iERE01iADIO I Europe. Asia. South Pacific, 11• $12 ·000 00 · d Presbvtcnan Church Th~ n e, omeroy. ay a ern'.)Ofl , i . 1 · 0 26 51 P 1985 MODEL. This set has dual paid travel . housmg, lood. ~!.BERT M. COX, SALESMAN menu w11l be baked eh1cken The WMA of the l.etarl Falls Mrs Gladys Jones of Pom.. AI pergons 65 or older .10 _ lQI 1AAE DANCE every Wed- volume control, with 4 speed ! Atlantic 1t1,;h salary jobs. I WY Z-383ll W\' 2- 3636 mashed potatoes noodles gree~ UB Church spent a day at lhe roy and Mrs Magg1e Dols of ~etg• Co~nl~ wh~ ~det Soch tal .d . ht t I 10 29 Jtc beans of spent the weekend 'I rece1v cu~lledy che. F .11 Norrisd The , Parkersburg nf'"dav and r1 ay mg a intermixed changer. Radio male. female over lB. OEJB _ ~ , dressing., . . slaw , p.te and ' home da , Mrs 1Pearl . t e1r sk1tss ou an d t he ave ap1 1 1coffee Adults $1 school ch1ld- l Y was spen QUI mg an sew- WJlh Mr and Mrs. Early Rough tht> ~1asonette Mason W Va equt'pped 'f'wt'n speakers Bo• 23190, Oakland Park · ' ' · · ·• · · • HOUSE lour room• and balh ' mg carpel rags Altendmg were I M d M v ltcatmn lor enrollmg tn the 0 10 19 12lp I Lovely walnut finish. Take Fla. 33307 new p'aper and palnl. Lot ren 51k. Marge Grimm. Mary Roush h rJ an f Mrs . ernon onho- 1supplemental mediCal ln•urance LOSE WEiliHT •alely wilh over payments ol 11.25 per ' Pomeroy Chapler 186 OES · ' ' ue r 0 ar1on spenl t e 1part of 'Medicare" Uex -A Ilift Tablets. 0 o I YI week or pay balance due $1111.- Business Opportunity 1225, $3500 00 356 Broadway ; will meet Tuesday at i 45 p l'lorener Adams, Margaret week end with Mr and Mro I E hi t 0 I t . ld I l u C II WY o ""' _ St, Middleport. Call WY 2· ' A I d d. I Gloeckner, and Juila NorriS. Vernon Donohue S; . Jg ou en e er Y per911c at St•rk's Pharmacy. n. a ~...,. STATIONARY ENGINEERS - _3442. 10 29 !Otc ,l ~is .:';e~~n . ues are ue ' Karen and Joyce Housh ol The loca l Methodi~l Church sons Will be _reached through 10 26 ftc Flr!t, second or lhird class li· 9 ZS 80tp g Troy spent the We<!kend at lhe1r . ' lh" 013" matltng. About onelUTPMIIBII,J!; tnBIItaoc• -..,.n SEWING 1118chlnes, repair lot· <en!es required. 40 hr . we<!k ,' IIOUSE FOR S~l E b k The deacons and dea<'One sses h hM ' held a llalloween parly at the th1rd ol those who will not be . h . 4 I h. "d· nc32 1or the Middleport FLrst Untt- Romt'hw•td I r •,nd Mrs. Le.ter I church annex Fnday evening. reached lhts way are recet'vlng on.ra- vtce, aU makes. WY 3-228l paid vacation and holidays .~· orne arge e ronmll ous an amJ y Cancelled? 1,ost voor ' ~ xl 'anelled ltv ng ro' wall Th e Bap t'IS t M1sstonary ·. . Sor1. I Forty-five assistance payments and 6 p lor'o bcenJO? CaU W'l The Fabrtc Shop, Pomeroy Salary $4211 to $55!! per month. 1 om, 1ed Presbytenan h' kChurch d M Fl persons . Ch attended h f 0 1 old-age . . 0 llJUc Authrolzed Singer Sales and Retirement and other fringe \ large dmmg room, kilchen, spon~r a c IC en mner on ety of Raeme Church met at rs. ossleh urc k d e_a~ will hear dJrectly from their 30 2 - - - - . . . . , - - . . - - - - Servtce. 3 29 tle benefits. Apply Ohio Peniten- full basement. walkup attic, 2 Elecbon Day, Nov. • at 5-li 1the home of Mrs John Stobart ~are sr~ 1 e ~ee en wtlh local .welfare agencies. AnothWanted To Buy . .. tial~ , 254 W. Spring St.. Co- b lhr 2 111 p. m. at the church. Tickets Jr Th d . All nd r an rs. Bo Adams. er thu-d are !till working full_ J a ooms, garages, be 0 bt · d I0 ad anc or urs ay evemng. e . , Mr and M E Gl k I' d II · lumbus, Ohio. 10 28 6tc lots. 276 Rutland st., M1ddle- may ame v e 111g were Mary K Yost, Mar e 1 · rs. rwm oec · tme an. WI ~to ftle regu. li' to 60 H.P OUTBOARD motor • rt. Call after 4 m dall rurchased at the door. Mrs. Grimm, MartiTa Bee le Ol~e l ner spent Fr~day m Columbu!. Jar Soc18l SecurJty applica· _ 1 prefer Mercury. Contact Pete Livestock poll d S d P d S d y, Karl Owen and Miss Phyllis Ma C t M go•c' Dav1d Gloeckner, a gtudent at lion•. These workers wiU have Rodgers,Arthur Thabet, Apt. __ _ _ _ a ay atur ay an un av. J h' h . e ozar . rs. onnor Oh' Slate U . to , . No. 2, Corner 4th and Maio · REGISTERED llolslein bull, Ph· WY 2·3816 10 'll tfc oac •m are co-c a~rmen. Mrs. Oli• Bailey Mrs. Beave; i? mverstty, accom· get tn touch wtth_ their local 22_ months old. Burke Breed-! I . NOV. 3 and the foll owmg' guf'ls Mrs pamed them home for the week Socml Security Ol!tce. Tbe Sl., New Hoven, W· Va. bed The Twilight Garden C I u b E . Gl k end. other on..lhird COD!ists of Lo0 26 6tp t lh Ohto Power rwm oec ner and Mrs Lar- M d 1 State d I mg. Paul Moore, Rt. I, Ra· IIOUSE FOR SALE· 4 room 1 .11 1 -:--:-==,.-,,-.,-- - -c-c NOW GOING ON . cine. 10 28 Jtp , h 2!'. mile• !rom Porn•· WI mee •. e ry Badgelv ol Columbus . on ay night guests of Mr. ca ' ' an certain Federal I.NTIQUE furniture, dishes ' I orne, Comvany office Wednesday , No· · and Mrs Olden Thaxton were enployees or their survtvora miscellaneou• Call or write LOW SALE PRICES 1-=· PAIR .year old work· roy, gas heatmg. bath, all I vember 3 for a demonstration Mr. and Mrs Randall Rob, erts Todd 'lnd I I d M I Mr. an d Mrs. Rona ld Hart, Mr. wno will be noUfied bY ·•~ "ocu Mn. How&r<l CecU, 8110 w. I horses, weighs 2600 lbs. with coppper PIurn bmg, ao- The Pomeroy and Winding Trail ·· ' .es w, an r. l and Mrs. Ray Byers and Vera agencies. Maln St. Pomeroy. i ON ALL SIZES harnesg, 1 black and 1 spoi-l proximately 2 acres on Rut- j Garden clubs are inv,Jed as and 'olro. Clarence Shield• re- Be I R . To be eligible I Medi I 29 tic We Give TV Stamps! ted, good workero, $275. Phone land Road Va canl Wrlle or I guesJg I cently were m Chllhcothe. I eg e, acine. protect' on h ------,:--- - - 1 SH 2-58ll. !0.25-tilc call· James Crisp Ph WO 7-' Mr and Mrs Jack Wolle Den- The WM.A. of the Let a r I .i w eo PI'OIJ'IID For Rent i ; 6394. ll D 2 \Vest. Lake 1 'Th M . NO~ ~ PTA ms and Sandy·. Svracuse, 'spent Falls UB Church held a birtb- ~~ tn ~~y 111116 anyone llbD pomeroy M tor C I " ,.,{j"'-·. ., · . · rational , I I BLAETTNAR'S The Da'rly Sentl'nel - I, . 1 "' -----'----~ "You bet ''141 •• ?~ ~ lA. ""· '-~- -.., ll.t ,f/1 ' F 1 1 1 1 ti I a.• 1 BIG TIRE SALE ; I I I -.,-6 :0 lOUSE on Lincoln- Heights, r:tUP~~:T~~~ICE I -. ~~ 1\~itth ~;:~~~ R~c~~ o~r:sy. .:m"ca,"'::: = Road, Vermil ion, 010hlo21 lOt 'IJOD:orin: lg: '""'"::,ige sale at rSUMnday the dlaftter'sl ,;,. : it:e : • c , Nov 4 5 and 6 a• lhe Sauv age e • ary a son an ami Y· . ment cant ao Jat .... u......a. - · - -----• ' The Methodist Church made lafternoon for members bavmg er - - Butldmg on Front-s!, Pomeroy. 1, I b I birthdays during the summer 31st, 111116. $15!!.00. WY 2-28111. from 9 a m. until 5 p. m This' :'~ •a.:t~~ atEihel hoRme h of months. Those celebrated were Anyone having lost their o 10 27 6tc Will be a large rummage sale.! . _s_ ar y oug on Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. cardMed' or havmg questlou about BRICK DUPI.EdX, 3 bedroom•, GERT'S A gay girl - ready for - - --I Bob Ad M E . Gl k tcare may pbtme ,.,.,, hving room. ming room 1963 Sl1JDEBAKER Lark, lake lection Jest lor the Youth Conama, rs. rwm eoc · or •-''· the Soc'·' ' ,._ a whirl arter cleamng carpets Mr da ..... ~ Ull Secidlt .... kitchen, basement and gar- with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- over payments No down payIorence on the Atom al Oh1'o ner, s Va Morrtson, Mrs. fi'ce at 331 'th Street Marlett• 1 "" C""'l 'I a" Forced aor gas forn .re. men!. Ph: 992-5551. 1 Stale Univer stly in Columbus Rodenck Grimm. Othera a~ Ohio Th Ill ,_ ' -. I ' tend'mg were Mrs. Floyd Nor- day .t•~·-h • 0 ...... ce .. fro-.Meulll•rnnl 4vcnue. Ca ll WY tric !hampooer, $1. Pomeroy _ _ 10 27 8tc I last week -~ <·'"''. 1019 tic Cemenllllock,Pomeroy,Ohio. . M d. M ChI rl• and Mrs H••schel Norr'Js '"""" .... ay m8:451, 10.25-litc 1964 VC'I.KSWAGEN. W!W's ra • ol~s r. an "· ar e9 Woode ' . w ' m. to f·45 p m. Tel SINl:LF.S. fnrni•hed and un dio, wJ 1 gasoline healer 0( 1e and Mrs. Lel.ha Koblentx visit- Hostesses were Pearl Norris and 3'13-5007, · ' epboiJer /l lr'I"J '"~wd l i r~t <~nd ~e<"on~ KEEP your carpets beDutlful Dall"s Walker. Mason W , ed Monday t'Vl-''l •ng at the May .Rous~, Gam~s were playfl oors Phuue WY 2·3267. degp ite con•tant footsteps ol Va., Call 773-5886. Hy Ctn,·ire Allen ' Kim., P.1sl llomc in Alhell.!. ed ."tlh prtzeo gomg to_ Marge NEW YORK (UP!) - Joaa 10 'H 121c a busv family. Gel Blue Lus10 12 tt. Mr '"": .\Ire lla rrv Vc'inre Mr. and Mrs. E:ldon Will of ~nmm and Julia Norrts. Mrs. Dennery, dall8hter of 1~- .. tre. Renl eiPctric shampooer, ----:c--c-:. Gnmm also won the door pm.e y k ~~I The Un~er~it_v of Washinqton anrl chddn n of f.allipolis soent Syra t·use spr nt an evening with ' · ew or Gianta' ud VInci ·--J(H tc:; r , ~ n••tlrorrm hml ~f' lraii over I Sunday woth Mr. and Mrs. l.aw- ~r. and l.tr< Denzel Clel and. I A decorat.ed birthday cake, l<e ~~<;noery, will be &llll'decl Ore C"r lor ren1 Phnnt' \\'Y 2-Ttl6 1100. Baker Furniture,l~:!~ Seattle, has conlerred pori. 1111,000 bachelor and advanc.d rene< Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Claylon Allen , cream, mtnts, coffee and punch fltth annual Tirnotby J. Mara ur ',\ \ 2-113(1 liJ 2;1 ttc lnsurenc• degreeo since its egtabli,,hmenl ! Mr and nrs. Jlov Christ" •nd and Bill voso l•d S•lmd•y even- I were ""rved. Scholarahlp Award on Noy, 1 11 THAII.EH. :·W>\CE. lkpr11 '1 1. In 1861. ' Mr. •nd Mrs l'ircil Wood al- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Chorle• , Mr. and Mrs. Claren' e Roush a w..kly pro quarlerJ.ck Rn ll and l"li n ,I I· ,.,· Sll 1 i;MNiiE INSURANt'£. MolltD tPI"' '. (I 'l lf•olh?l , ~une al ' he- G'w·.lein and family a! riaL- and Tommy, Tony and Anna, luncheon. ~.r. 13. I h."''rl <• .... C·!'r;:e in Ken · ,.••, """"d'. iU lti 3011 I ln~ uranrt "-&eney, lnc .. Pom- 1 i of Winfield were Sunday gue8ta 'The scholarship, created bJ 1n.,.r·n :'v . Mr. and Mrs . William Hcil- of ~fr. and Mrs. Roy Pearso,nl lhe professional quarterbacb • : .• , 111 pn ·reeroy Ptlooe WY t4381. 1 ., .. oo ~.mturnl..,hed anar1 I J Uc r WtlNTEDt i Mr. <md r.!rs: Janws W: ·::>r man h.:tve n lo:{'d from Wes.t Mr. and Mrs. 'Fra~ls Webb "in ~emor)' and hCNJOr of Ill 1c.a'IOO •m ,..,tf . , 1 r:-~ . 1 ~ ,1,n. ;,1\:-l(lt• to 8 rw ·. ~ 11 uu :-:t> n·.·enlly . and the formers father. Fred man who most symbollu\d the m ... nl!o W'l' ' -"'4:\f I? II tf1 ll'urnlluriP and bous("hPld as 1y,• t'r ar·f Mr. Ancl Mr~ · ··1:np:etf'd by James l'iclenour.l Roush. · · ~ew York Football Gaillta,'" 11 goods. We will bu~ t·um. CONV1 rT;~Il- A So t!'l \'1- I.<Jv. '~'e l.\ ·,) il 11 I)M'u:·f' rt•'•• ·n 0 . 0. ('l" '!lrd, 1·., ·umH J-. v\s- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cross, ~~dent~ each. fe&J to thl plete estates or &mull M5 r.tna!1'tt>··e ('on•t st·~ · "! (" ·.J l l. ;n · ~ ~~ thP'•· ., l iT'~ in Pwll :: ud- 'ted one day rl' r 'l'ly witl l ~Ar. Pau~ .and Edward, were at C!rw . of a former Giant playar. Call ... s. I 'd m!r<1:nn l)fflcld Ito:: .. er 1 • r.'):,_ ar1<1 Mr:o~ . U.!! rrt.e l ~'(•'an d . clev11le Satwday to attend the . Kim ~'n'l of Salt L:tkt> Cil)·, P :r-- ···· vi~ ·, ,~rs or Mr!- I.e- ,'lr. .,"nd ", 11.8_ p,,·,·ler M•.dk-11.1 Pumpkin Show, SOAPY MEETING LONDO KNOTTS USED Mr . and Mr• . C'arle• Burr1' ' N (UP!) - Nt'ne nee. tit,·"· r· .. to lo'"e .. yean imp: ;-!"In· t~:1 Wr14•rl h ~V f' hP -'" ••r!l . -\n: :mrj '.l;·s. z•'Ia \lirl ;~:i l : Ol Hem" ' FURNIT •IIH and IIrm, cad 1 ln nl' ·nl lor 1',,, t 1:· ~JI Jl:~oi1 ·n,, rl na Tullle ond · Mrs: Dor• Hea- lrd Grov e s enl Wed, e<d•y of Waroaw spen 1 th ~ wee k end tJthres of a """P AUCTION hill Ame~·i,·rn bo . . ~ rnt! Vit>!with Mr. a~rt 1\l , :•. Fr.'"' nl' Caul with Mrs. Erma Wi~on ~d ow~ls, held a sales meettnl 446-2911 nameoe gi,J l•i•od ID a jeal· ton. II -•1 I lltS-2nol. Ulll Allen took pari ID ·a ... , and Mr•. John Wickham. a"" Y· · • .,,. · ,. ·i'Thurlldlly In 1 o'· ..am ba•• "" · Ph. WY 1·9932 newly decorated. inside and P out. Ca ll WY 2-5 127 . omerov 10 29 lfc ·..,.,,.,,.,.,.,.,,.,...,.... Auto Sales .,.. JM• CHEVROLET, good run '""' \ ning condition. Standard Shill. ' ""',...i (h er 'S ' I N I Y 33. 'V arietles tii.Dlph- lhoa&' .. · Necktie or-.r ,. 81i.Hirnal&y. . ntanunal ly KINI lllllt we &ot oomethina for them!" . ., 41. , App118Ve o .l'i•"""''lal lalot "'=·· llllbr. D~ff . Y Cltl'ToQuant: -DeW• .... •wartr I'· AJ:YDLIIAAXJI .· r· II LONOFJ:LI:.OW On<! ll-tter ldn;-piy •t.and! for 8JJoUH!t'. Ia thJa s&mplt A II U.!led lot the thn>t t. ., " for the two o·., eta. Single Ittlilts a poe. ~phi!S, the lftltlt. and. lorlllatfon el U. word"' treblnt& • ~•ch <laylllo - - ll'e dlffermt, UX . ,. ali ·~ UPLil IlK KILMILIUXP& PZLCQ CuckI n tltb i- of- -·etate: ...,. IS.Aeelr 40. Cal• Olf r,;. -- IJUtfi:t 3Z. Bird.' a M.Annoy :1'1, Single I SOCIAL SECURITY " j ,, ! 28. Gio9s II I . By AL CAPP .:·. i 48. AIId 46.New£a&. ;!:.?~eat• abbr. ~at I I Tangtu 1'7r.""tr"1Jr-r.-..... i !'!. NegaU..e 1 1 lii.Motb 4J.J'oii- Ill. ChlrDioal envoy -p It 1 I t . Scordtea !:':' munJ- r • I ~ ., M.Waltol• ·lf.AbouM I3.1Aosoed , 1&. Booka in , . SO('IAL CAl ['NDAR 00 7. Pronoun cation ft. ChOice j '- 8.PopAI ... , 'the Jdetod7 ..·19. Mandate ':0. Ship- I<>- , 23.Siack A-Out of tho :IJ. Bpe<k OQK PQZTB FaLTA : YO SK K Lli011'0R.-QIPRT'r . ., •. -...rrraaavmMORme .,.,.~,.,..c.1, THAN BY 'mJC NI:GUOBIHT- SR4kE5PL\BII JlllW) WMPO Radio , ,, ~, nAY rHIIU •.oo rtiiDAY- Sign On - Nowa 6 ~ !llcrod Rellrl "" ~ Me1gs County RF'C ' 1:2! Paul Bowers, f'arm 1:011 l!undo11111 Serenado l:fS Slgu OU 40 - boc - 11:1 'I I loo-' -- WJEH RADIO Moaday 'l'b<oog• Friday 5:2& Weather 7:1$ Sign On, Musical Clock 5:311 Sunset Boul..ard SA11JRDA YS 7:25 News In Bri~l 7:411 News I :OO Slgu On - Nen 7:30 Musical Clocl< 7•45 SliD Ofl Ut News 6.30 Happy VaDoy Boy1 7:45 Echoes ol Joy 7:15 Slgu On, Musical Clock 1:57 Weather 1:110 Coun!rJ Mualt n,. 1:110 Oblo Valley Newo 7:25 Newa lD Briel 7.00 NatKJnal ,,e.., 6:20 Country Jamnoree 1:06 World Neq 7:30 Musical Clock 7:05 BiU Miller Sho• dl() Protestant Hour &: 10 &porta Today 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7:30 Sports Parone 7:30 Sporta Plll'tlde 1:15 W11Uter Picture 1:00 Ohio Valley News 7:35 BiU Miller ~how 7:35 Larry Anderooo Slifll 1:11 Mualcal Clock 8:05 World Ntw1 M~ Ptcl<en• Hordwaro w:4! fl'o Mu•lc - 'lrmy US Commtmfl1 New• 8:10 Sports Today t'I'Utl lbura.) U:OO Dutlooo's and Herno Dairy 1:110 Talk ollha Town 1:15 Weatber Picture 7:5!! Nf\\'1 ' Tup Teo Sho1t 1:5fl M11011 County News 8: 16 Pt. Ple"'""t FootbiiD I 8111 lllller ShOll 12:00 Nt111 10:00 Pu•Ue ltmct 10: 30 Song• for Chlldren 1:45 Baker Furwture Sbolt 12:15 lusical lnterludo 10:01 Famll,, Wonbfp Hour 10:45 The Golden Key 9 110 Nt111 1%:30 a... Mertle feets 10:30 LatebltrJDc 11:110 New• U:t15 Collet llllb 111111 1:00 Nn1 U100 Ntn 11:~ Salurday Sholl II. 'oo Portratta 01 a Patriot 1:05 Jim M.., Show U:05 llor1tlq Melodla d:OO Loeal, Ohio, Nat. News ,o 11r Swap Shop 1<10 8porlo Parade IaMpi Friday, d::IO Bulletin Board 10:30 BII1 MII1er Bru'ldl Bhow 1:00 Sundowll Serenada Orureh Bans RliiJ) 12:2& News 0 Grams lUI Muoa o\lr. Pltofll'am 1:45 Sip 011 ll:ffl World Newt 1%:30 Saturda, Nallnee ¥l'NDAY8 U:Q lolaaoD County Newt 1:30 News Headlln01 l'l't'tldaJ) 7:30 SleD On - Arm, Hour 12:110 Comrmmlly N1111 I :31 Saturday Matinee 10:45 FamiiJ WGrlblp (Thun,) 7:5fl Newt D:tl NOOD Nt111 1:55 News IO:CS A.~.C. i'rotrlllll (Friday! 1:00 Bapllll l.aJQIAII'J &ur 12:10 Marh!t ! :00 &atunlq llf.aiiDw II ;GIJ Ntlll 1:30 Sundll) Sbaw 12: II Mid ilal' Wealber 1:30 Newo Headlines lUI> 'nll,v'l CoUDirJ JlldCIIoa t:SO 1b1 Blblt 11poW to y011 U:JO BtrlltUn Board 1:31 Saturday &lannee IUO 111Iy'1 CotmlrJ HYDIDI 1:45 LegillaUn Report U:U NIIIJ 0 Onm1 1:55 N1111 12,00 cement Bk><* """ 18:11 1bl Good Lilt U•JO County Acent 1:110 lllolurtlav MaHcet il:olll Goesllll''t Gu• 11tar 10: ilJ Coniroamh MotU• 11<45 Country Go Round 1:30 News Beadlln01 tfrldaJJ 10:111 'Tha Cotmtrr &,mntim 1•11 Nen Beat 1:31 Salurday Mallnee 1.2:111 LatTy Anderson Show 11:30 'ftlo Quill Hour en 1:110 CounlrJ Go Rotm4 3:55 N1111 3:lr · Jim 111!11 Bhow 12:00 Nen 1:56 New1 Beat 4:110 Dilclng 111111 Doh f:U Blatltllat AtttD Show d:ll 'l'bt Cbrlsllana Hour 3:(10 Mld Way Matinee 4:30 Top Ten Ravut 5:00 New• RoundUp t.30 EIICittc ComPllll Nm 12 ,111 'l'bt Rn. Merl!r 1'eetl 1:56 New• Bell 5:15 later!Udt f:fl, Jim Meet 8~ !:30 'l'bt Rn. Sllu BWupo UO Dlscing With Dou 5·GO N•"!ft I·OD '!be Rn Andrew f 4:30 Intorcbanct 5:30 Cornmtllllty Cbolrl & 116 Jim Meet Show Sunday ;ho-. BriiOllS 5:00 Community Non : I :110 DIJmer Musll!lfo 1 11 5:10 Rlzer't Weatber 11epor1 1:00 Sundown Serenada 5:05 Muoo CowriJ Ntwl 7:110 DatQ Party 7:40 Ne"' S:IO Sporll Parllde t:U SleD Oil •:10 World ' National News 7:45 OU !be Air THE BORN 'LOSER I.IS Spolllgbs DD 8porll j a,- f) ' LITTLI ORPHAN ANNIE! ,....---...- - - · FC'Z:"=::::::-1!-;y HAROLD GRAY •• Flll1 'l!1il, JED ! \UJ ~V£ CAR&fUL. GEE l V'S'Pos.E . SU!:('f, TH!N \IJ JU_, &ILUE J 0 tl'(} E.L ANNIE I ,. NEI T H[;I? WILL M: THE.Ii'E SNOW, NOR k?AI~. NOR 8Y T~ TIME HEA'T; NOR NlQ-IT 'I"'HE~ ME, SCN ~ 1M 'lOT 1'/0110E!) MooT 'll/lj, l!lJT n.tf UTm ~ ~nm iOIJTH RLJ0<LI!il !" UW'/11 MV l)N('' 1: ~ L V/ f-EN HE £1':1"9 A T IM!~. AND PLAC€ _ I -=-= •· IN ......... ,. ...,," . _.·.;. 28.0lli.Clt, ..,.n...,. e. kine d. Ju&lh . , at, flllb 4. Prevailing u. Thlnl , FOR RUT LA N.,. ~1. v.. '"' a. El..,att<l lS, Pry ' I 1. Cit7on !.Meuure 15. 1A&ve ARR1ER GO. Lix.ivlunw~ U.Boctc taUu the Vittula oouad I RADIATOR SERV 1CE - 12. Hetltatwn . •' nune Mllition (worm eatclhtr , .. 17. Girt·• olf.HDUM ~10. AD early 8 I 41. Sandara• t..... TIU'Blla MA'IOR JOB!! 11. Oared ll.L<nhond page hoiJbook t.llor. l I m._ 46.11oham. NONE OF 1: 11-1'\IAR/o<llf'i'TS WOU~D TAl<~ ,.. ... !, MY I.O.U, WIFi~IS CROSSWORD J.Cry $ 795 d I'M GETT!N' PLUMB FfO UP .,., 1~~t~L~t~~~~~"~1t~ ~~~~~~n:~~\:a~~;·r,1'i~~:";t.cf;t ~~~~~\~~;~h. 1: aM·nde~~~d.; M~ld=E~ ~~:~~~R~_r:1 1ewero~f !~~h~o~r~~~n,M~r~n: ~·r~: $!~:;ship services were held at Beer2-•• Breeding Service. Call WY 2264, Pomeroy. 985-3415 Ches· ter. 10 26 30lp CURTISS 1 ~~·r.N§ Thursday. A potluck dinner was seJved al noon to the following : Rev . and ~Irs. James Earlv and Chris, Mrs. Maggie Dils, Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton, Doris Sayre, Julia Norris, Alec Wheeler, Roy Sunday School attendance otl Buck, Mrs, Herbert Rou•h, Mr. Oct. 21, wag iitl, the oUerlnl Apple Grove I ' S0('1'etv Notes I NO, IUT l W.~ 1\i£ !eLI>JG i1Jt,C,I<;8' """'T ,. '·., •• ·"'" .- -~ .. ; 1' - . '1''•(, ~ •... '. ' " .. ~ �' ,, I ) ·'.. .,,. ' •• ...•. ) ~Skodl Adcbts ~ / Large Crowd At Halloween Parly For Pomeroy Elementary Children thethp~sramte 1eader,!carr~;n~heth~.~::,S,isln~io~::; MarviD work In forming churohes and the chureh with Mrs. Willing Workers Meet at Home .Of Mr-s. Dixon . I 1nowson, presentmg . e 1rst . sson. gave a short review of the . A lar e crowd attended the room Maxine Rickard, Scott included an mtroduchon to "The Tentmakers" wri~ t of the Wal~n Scoti Van VrankeD and IIC study entitled, "The Acts, I the lute Roy Smith. y Vaughan; Sixth grade, The October meeting of A 1tudy of the Book of Acts and Now" written by Harvey H. Mrs . Norman Wayland, new Thursday evening at ·the school: Ralph Spencer, Christy Davis, Willing Workers class of t h w•s begun by the Afternoon Pothoff, dealmg woth the chairman, conducted the bust· Costume Judges were Rev David Clark, David Case asd Enterprise El./B church Circle of Heath Methodist of the Apostle Paul. m hiS meeting. Plans wer~ di~· and Mrs. Joseph Kraly, Rev. Kathy Dorst; Mrs. Helen WI~ held Thursday evening at .~C~hu§ro~h~T~h~ur:s~d~ay~a~fl~e:rnoo::n::":t:v:er:"::o:n:to:::c:h:"':t:m:::n:'t:y:a:::nd:=~~cussed for the annual Chrbt~ carver Williams, Mrs. Janet uams, Leanne Sebo, Steven Sto- home of Mrs. Herbert Di>:on, ll I m., Bazaar to be hel~ Nov;~ Korn Mrs. Charles Riffle asd ry, Ruth Ann Terrell and Del> Rock Springs Road. ber 30 at the ch.ur:· :;:eMrs~ Mrs. 'waher Kennedy, Jr Priz- bie Wisecup .' Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson, presihead the rommitl E M Wood es were awarded on four cate- Special education, Mrs. Mar· dent, conducted the meetmg and Bruce Lloyd, MrsE t .' ger \ gorles prBttiest fuMiest ugli· garet Ella LewiS, Danny RJf. devollons and program were mI and Mrs David 't n smDm was I est and most original resp~tive- ' fie, Marty Ri£0e, Bobby Dill charge of Mrs. Harley Brown World Commum ay · ly as follows . ~"bb'1e Ca mpbell · Be I F ·d Y afternoon Kmdergarten, and ~ . The hymn, .. ~ lllere Sh a II armou;cetd /.o:O n a~t the Mid: Morning class', C,athy Blaettnar' Special rec~nition was glv~ Showers Of Blessing," opened Nov. t •F. t J'~~ Presbyter- Mark Mitch, Valerie Cadle and en Mitchel Chapman. The var. the meeting followed with ,,.,.,o- ,1 ~~:~~urc~.s Then circle will prP.- Kimberly Taylor; Afternoon ious boo~s were decor~~t~ and tu~e reading of Psalm 100 . · • kJ'ts for the obser~ class Gina Thompson Todd outstandmg was the witches M1ss Dorothy Long. sewmD • ' " · ti fthe d IIvance . Rawlirlgs, David Williamson and ~aldron, a. new varta on o Several poems were ~~ : The budget for the year was : Allen Seth. fbJVe centOfiiSh Bpontdhe, decorated 'The Story ~'fC Hafllo':"ee~; Mb) I by Mrs. Nan Moore, treas· ' First grade - Mrs. Dorothy y Mrs. ~n oo · . Mrs. D1xon; on ess10n, rs. and accepted. The missio~- Woodard teacher, Paula Ei~h- Elza Gilmore, president, Ben Buck; !he ~~u lptor, Mr~: \ project for the year· will inger, Mary Ann llolfman, Ketth . thanked all who helped make John Smith : Contentm~~t, I the Henderson Settlement in Bailey and Debbie Hartenbach; Ithe party a succe.ss and the Mr. Claude Husted; and Au-j Kentucky. The birthd<tys of Mrs. Mrs. Farie Kennedy, Trudy PTA expressed the1r thanks to tumn," which was composed by Lloyd and Mrs. Moore were Roach, Danny Will, Pam Vau~h- · m.erchants who contributed door Mrs. John Friek, rea~ by Mrs. ' observed. Mrs. Werland gave an and Patty Warner; Second I prizes. ~aul Frick. 'l'he Lords Prayer the opening and closmg prayers. grade, Mrs. Beatrice Reinhart, j m unison concluded the prodessert course was served Anita Ash, Rick Gilmore, Jack~ l • , gram. . the hostesses, Mrs. Walter ; ie Carsy and G.. E. Guinther; Go/(·FmJlmg J' ows I During the business session, IIH~yeos . Mrs. K M. Wood and Miss Mary Virgml! Re1bel, Cm· .-fre Taken Oct. ]9 reports were giVen on the sale : Edna Goff and Russell Find· ' of church plates, diSh cloths I P:_L:_ 1\IItch. 1 dy Reedy, Jeff Warner, Kimber1 Jy Sue Jones and Melissa Kay . __. T esday Oct and other money makmg p~o1 mg were woo u ' · J·ects Miss Long Mrs Smith 1 Thomas. 19 at 1'30 tn the home of Mr . · . ' · Third grade - Mrs. Ellen and Mr.s. Leonard Amos at and Mrs. ~ixo.n were n~med S af Gibbs. Jenny Chapman. Mtch· Alfred, with the Rev. Pearl as the nommatmg commJtlee. ael Bran Kenneth Hoffman C to 0 11 .. 1. The wonder box donated by Mrs. as ICia mg. D' d d t Miss and Mike Gilmore; Mrs. Mae I The bride is the daughter of noon was a \jar e o Mrs. Roger Ritchie was the Young, Christy Hysell, Joe Wise- Mr. and Mrs. Grover Higgins Long. · guest of honor al a layette cup, Ricky Case and Charles of St. Mary's. The groom is Refreshments were served shower Thursday evening at Rideout ; Fourth gra~e, Mrs. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Her- the hostess to those ~amed athe home of Mrs Clair Spencer, Ina Meadows, Melanie Burt, mao Findling of Alfred. bove and Mrs. Ed Kmg, Mrs. Get wilh the savings habit early and you'll · West Main St. given by Mrs Morton Barnes, David Barnhart A reception followed lor ,Carl M?Ore, Mrs. Myrtle Lo~ soon fmd that your dreams can come true! Robert Ritchie and Jeff Hyell·, Miss Carolyn m•mbers of the weddil'l" party and c.bildren, dKelly I Girts were placed on a table ""'" D R andD. Tern Deposit regularly •n an interest-bearing Sav· Gary aqd friends . Attending were Jo Wllson an oger ixon. with grefn cover and centered Smith, Peo~:~y ~:tD O'Brien, II 11 Snoufrer Jay Story and JenniRev. Pearl Ca::;to, Mrs. Martha ings Account at our IJank and a bright future , wilh a pin k umbre a and sma fer Spe~rs. Farnsworth, Mr. and Mr s. lMiss H~len Findling, Mrs .. will Lit• yours! win· Fifth grade- Mrs. Harriett Stanley Dotson, Mrs . . M Mrs Mill ard' 'l 1 ners. aJ'ter which the honored Spencer, Vicki Blankenship, Ste- Findling, Mr. and Mrs. Ca.rl 1 :-"artz, r..an rs. en I guest O!"'lled her gifts. ven Clark Rodney Gheen and Findling, Mr. and Mrs. B1ll 1gms of Munetta, and Mr. cupcakes iced in while and Eddie HaY.s: Robert Robert• Reeves, and daughter Ellen, Mrs. Leo113rd Amos. decorated with pink and white booties, ice cream, coffee .and mints were served by the hos.. tess to Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Virgil Windon, Mrs. Alvin Tripp, Mrs. George Deem, Mrs. Ben H. Ewing, Mrs. Larry Ritchie and Charles, Mrs Carl Ritchie and Rose, Mrs Ori• Smith and Cathy. Mrs I Bill E. Grueser and Diana, : Mrs. Paul Grhll<tead, Mrs. 1 Clair Spencer, Miss Floreoce Ann Bearhs and Carrie Beth . Bearhs. Sendillll gifts but un· I able to attend were Mrs. Gar· land Caldwell and Mrs. Emma Findling. "We Have Grawn Becouso We Have Helped GIVE DINNER Othen Graw" Mr. and Mrs. Orin Ginther entertained with a dinner '1\iesMember Federal Reserve System doy, at their home, Chester Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Road. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frask Ihle of Middletown I POMEROY, OHIO and Mrs. John Smith of PomeI ruy . Is tu ie Y . I . HeathC e 1""II~=t~~ Sch~JI Andre~ ~'::roy SATURDAY ELBERFELD$ STORE IS OPEN UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING ITALIAN PROVINCIAL: I 1 )I Mrs. Ritchie I HOnOred Laye tte Sh·OWer A Savings Account Is ' "In" with the Smart Set 1 I ·- --- ~ ~~:h b:~r;esG:~=d~er~he H<rman\~hel W1~ams,d 01 RCA VICTOR New lifstd T • RCA Solid Copper Circuits • Tinted RCA Pan-O-Ply picture tube o 22,5QO.volt New Vista chassis • New VIsta VHF, Solid State UHF tuners • One-Set VHF flne tuning oval duo-cone speaker •r $219· 95 Bo sure to see all tho other modelo of RCA Victor Black and White and Living Oolllr Televisions on display on tho 2nd floor. S.ltct the model you want (Black and White or Color! and use Elberfelds Senoible Credit Service to make your purchase. > Elberfelds In Pomero~ OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 8 PM) (6 The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company 1' , . .~ . GIANT ~ . Saturday's Televsion Program . ;' • c 1 TOY SALE ... Most Lovely wan CHRISTMAS .• .. : .. ..w. ........ ....tp••• •n r' r r ltwWhtttJ....,....,.'niFT*P'J ..... • • ... . . ., I II l I 11 q ...., ..,. ..........! .... ,............. ••llli' ............... ..... , ........ lhu....._.,. m'thl....._ .,.onto}'IIWWIIIwllllla ... k .,., .....Is ' ~ WRAPPING PAPER ..._ waU IIIith ._.sss -~•flit 1 I . . ·-, u:arr,m.,....,il•n..fl•d• . . \ Roll pkg. c .t-ta..t ........,. ,, 1 . . . . ,...H 1 · ~'· ,n ..... lORI II ...... ' " ·-------·A . . . . . . ill111' I ..... ....,FA ........ . . . ... 711 . . . . . . . . . . TIMEX WATCHES THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR WATCH REGULAR $6.95 to s14.95 WCHS-TV WHTN-TV Channel3 ChannelS Channel13 Tbere will be a tremendous lineup of stars on the CBS one. hour special called "A Salute to Stan Laurel" which will be aired Nov. 23. Tbose listed for this tribute to the late comedian include: Richard Burton, Danny Kaye, Tina Louise, Bob Newhart, Louis Nye, Cesar Romero, Lucille Ball. Buster Keaton, Audrey Meadows, Gregory Peck, Phil Silvers and Dick Van Dyke. All performers are dooatiDg their services, and the the show will go to the Motion Picture Relief Fund in Lauret's lllemory. . _ . _ _ _ ,...waotlhol I AI a . . . . . . . ,, rt WSAZ-TV 7:00 Jotul's Almanac a,00 Popeye and Palo 9, 30 Atom Ant ID' 110 Secret Squirrel ID' 3D Underdog 11:00 Top Cat IUD Fury 12 :110 The First Look I: 110 Nationwide Bowling 2,110 Iowa Vs. Michigan 5,00 Great Moments 5:15 Pete Smith 5:30 NBC Sports in Action fi, 110 Hullabaloo 6,30 Flatt and Scruggs 7,00 Porter Wagoner 8:110 I Dream of Jeannie 8·30 Gel Smart 9,110 Saturday Night at Movies II' 110 Late News It 10 Weather II: 15 Sports Roundup 11:20 Filmo ot tbe 60's LAY-AWAY" 11 NOW .. • MAKE AN EARLY SELECTION AT OUR LOWER PRICES - A DEPOSIT WILL 7:00 I ' 110 UO t :30 TV Clusroom Captain Kangaroo "Heckle and Jeckle" Tennessee Tureao IO·OO Mighty Moust 10,30 Llnua tha Ll011 Hearted 11:00 Tom and Jerry II :30 Quick Oraw McGraw 12:00 Sky Ki"8 12:30 The Adventures of La5sit 1:00 My Friend Flicka L30 CBS News 2 110 Championship Bowling 3,110 "Education is Every· body's Business" I ::W Town & Country Crossroads 3,45 Social Security 4:00 NFL Countdown to KtctoO 5:00 Jim Walters Jubilee 5:30 Barn Dance 6'110 Adventures of a Rookie 7 :00 Smothers Brother• 7:30 Jaeltle Gl....., 8:30 rrtals oJ O'Brleu t: 30 The Loaer 10:110 Gunsmoke 11:00 Ne"" Tonight 11: 1$ Mlllion Dollar Moolu 'lbe first of this season's a•nanny Tbomas Specials'' for NBC will be telecast Nov. 8 Martha Raye, Bill Cosby, Tim Conway and the Three Stooges are in the lineup. The second on Dec. 8 will be a sequel to Thomas' program last season recalling the pleaoures of burlesqut, Jerry Lewis, LuctUo BaU and Shirley Jor· wiU If> pear. HOLD YOUR CHOICE. " "C41r•fr"" --~a.f ..plh•luu ., hlgh-folllloll . . . . t/ In rinut" dri•• i ...,_.. ....... dM!IIIt ....... o/o OFF * SUNDAY ONLY PAINT DEPARTMENT PHONE WY 2-3679 WE CAN MIX THE PAINT COLOR YOU WANT IN MINUTES! I . ,. ' ' ~ / r.·', I SAT., NOV. I mGIILlGHTS 1:30 GET SMART! - Star. ring DOD Adams In the title role. "The Day Smart Turned Chick· en." A dying -"oy stumbles Into Smart's apartment with 111lormatlon about • plot on an ll!llbasiador'o tift. 1:00 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "The Desper. ate Hours," staning Humphrey Boaart, Frederic March and Gig Younc. Embittered con· Yict Glenn Griffin aild two co- . horta IIICape from Terre Haute fl'edlral Prison and head for. ltbur~~Jn lildlaupolll where Gtilfll• plins to·arrange to have Depqty Sheriff Jeae Bard murcknd. 11:41 P'ILMS OF 'l1IE 10'1 - "Mldnlabl ....... llarttq Ra lllrrlaoa and l!orll 0.,. throuth I lteaVJ ...... ·ttiiiela, V<liet ll1iJllbtl •aid ~ ·· ijlj.. ..._ . .. I I I I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1965 I • I I I I; ~~z: li ,, 0 Loaloa foe, Ill Prtt\<111, ~t. . hy AnterjtlaJI wile of .Btltlsh 'li• lllllal., TOll)' Presto?. I. terrlo k! wbu .tie hem I llll'allie· THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. __., •-ol, I 1:00 Neighbors a,15 Social Security 1:30 Word of Life ' ' 110 Superman t :so Froglle Presentl 10:110 Shenanlpanll tOoSO The Beatlel 11:00 Cosper Cartoon show 11: 30 Porky Pig 12:00 Bup Bunny 12: SO Milton the Monster I :00 Hoppity Hopper I: 30 American Bandstand I:SO Let'• Dance 3:15 Teen-Time RaUy 1:30 Adveuture Time 1:00 ABC's Wldo World of Spit • :30 Fllot!tooes 7o00 Tammy ,,so Sblndtg UO The King fl'amly 1:30 Tho Lawrence Welk Show 1:30 The Hollywood Palace 10:30 Wrestliltg 11:00 Bob YounR News . 11: 1$ Clltller TheAter Wllkfag bome SALE 12 NOON TO 9:30P.M. lupp1emenl to I'he Dalb Sent1nel. Pompro~ \fiddl@port Oltlo """ fbe Galha fimes, Gallipvlil, Obio I I~ ·= 1:; I! I I I I I I I I I I Broadway Bulletin Board lnlldway BuUeUa Boord Richard Burton's much-her· aided •book review'' on t he new volume oboot Dylan Thorn· 11 baa prompted more than one em:llent writer to comment: "I never tried to play 'Ham· let.' " 8\lrt.on Js an extremely articulate and gifted man, and there Is no reaspn why he should n't write If he chooses, but there is every reaSOG.for an editor to rotrilll from publilhing h i s elforll Rrilli!JIY II they appear to have been written by .... of the Beatles. Burton is oot unprotected; he hao Jolm Sprilllfer, .. U.ellest and "'noetvatlvo pubfictlj>' man; on his team, aild he muat llllmber miJIY wrttertypea iinq hll lrlandl; be ..,..14 biVI ctlled !1D lilY ol them, nrtly. fo ldfue blm 4Pinst Wer4lng Alice In Won. witll the worst Of Ern. ltet ~. ~ U be dlooe io perpetrate tlili euay 4111 his G!11P, IIIII dfho; then It Is ID the llilille of his ·edlton that they printed It ~n1Pty bei!allle It Wal the W«k of a man who Is .,... l!dni I IOI)*I,Uon lD t h II ..ni.lll.UII •.• .,taild Curt Jurgen1 will be making hi!! Broadway Dow in the George Granat production of' 'The Great Indoors'' by lrene Kamp Shades of the World'~ Fair: people are already making oft with collectors' items from the Metropolitan Opera House, which is scheduled to be ctos. ed soon. Patrons, wealthy and otherwise, have been 1lealthJiy and sy~tematica lly stripping ''souvenirs" from the premises. If the game continu~. l he Grand Old Lady of 39th St. will be somewhat of a wreck before the steel hall ever gets to It · 1'he Julius La Roasas are expeet ing a baby . What fan Flem· ing hath wrought let no man·, tailor tear asunder: 1 big new Item for males this Yuletide will be a trench coat of pure black silk ($1701. dooble-breMI· eel, of rourse, In true James Bond rashion. 1bere't~ more than a bit of philosophy Inherent io t ho story behind the story of "The Idol" liOW being !hot In Elllfland. In it, Jennifer JoneJ portray• 1 set-starved mlddJe.aged rna· iron who falls f!H' her teen-ago aon'o beat friend - IIIII it 1eems to be going splendidly. But CJri&loally the picture wao to be done In Italy with Sophia Loren os the liar, until the pro. ducers became realistic and a. grted · nobody would believe o- were any sex-starVed rna. Irons in Italy - ..pecially any tlho .look Ute Sophia Loren ... Brace yourself. Another lon1 • IJIIrod (possible IJIOI!Y) muslCII -hlutioa Ia Mft1Rc up. . I I J • This one will be called Measles_" "The - - ----SATURDAY'S !..HE MOVIES Channel 13. ·Battle Beyond the Sun ." 1962, Edd Perry, and ''The Curse nl lhe Crying Woman.'' J9(i3. Rost1.a Arenas. Channel 8. "FaJr Wmd to JriVa" 1953. Fred \1<.~cMurray and Chnnnel 3. '·Dam n Citizen'" 1957, Krith Andes. SUDA Y'S LATE MOVIE Channel 13. ··underwa ter," 1955. Jane Hussell. MONDAY' SLATE MOVIE Channel 13. "Dislant Drums, •• 1951 , Gary Cooper. TUESDAY'S LATE MOVIE Channel 13, '·Pursued." 1947, Robert Mitchum. Wedueaday's Late Movies Channel 13, ..South of Sl. Lou~ Is, " 1959, Joel McCrea and Channel 8, "China Gate," 1957, Gene Barry. Thursday 's Late Movies Channel 13. ''Passage West." 1951 , John Payne. and Channel 8. "M issil~ from Hell," 1959, Michael Renn1e. Friday's Late Mo~ies Olannel 13, " HeiJ On Jt' risco Bey," 195.1, Alan Ladd and "A Queen For Ceasar" 1962. Pa .. cale Petit. Channel 8, ''Daniel Boone, Trail Blazer," 1956, Bruce Bennett. DONATION HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Lot Angeleo Dodger owner Walter O'Malley donated his $3110 sa). ary - for an appearance on th "Branded" television series to the Motion Picture Rehel fl'uDd. ' � 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 30, 1965 capehart crew