https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a8aa668e613f8fd602b414f692778682.pdf 94689c6e02ab85dbd48f4b88478c6927 PDF Text Text ~I ) • ) I . t6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. S, 196~ Of1.' riCerS NQ.med . 53rd .4nniverrory To Be Celebrated :-=-···· S .L. f • H t 1 urs. Dor cnae er IS OS ess or G d C/ b m • Meetmg ol Pomeroy ar en u By Group/ Mainly About People In Pcmeroy the eommlltee In eb.uge. Dr. L. L. Roush asked the grace. . ..~·!~~.~:.~8f_;. Cirl Seoul Troop l8 Entertnined ~' - r In Navy Family PiJlll Middleport d Mrl •E: . · Chief Petty orncer an. • Officers lor 'the eomtng year ..on w•s held, with the Rev. Mrs. Paul entertamed Dallas Blevins and children, Plans were mde to observe . were elected at the November " d II• Stu . I . h Girl Scout TrO<Jp 198 withh a Dallas, Jr., Donna Joan and the 53rd anniversary at the meeting or Group I or the First Wen e G, I er m c arge. Halloween party at the orne Richard, have arrived from ·'!'he Pomeroy Gardea club Wahkeena project was read. next meeting, November 15, United Presbyterian Church Rev. Stutler welcomed those of her daughter and family, Mr. Pearl Harbor lor • visit with ,;•t Monday alternoon at thellt was announced _ that Mrs_.[ with a potluck dmner a.t6 p.m. Charles Thoma, and son Ga_r- held Monday evening at. th.e pre'!ent'and suggested a fellow- aod Mrs. Manning Klo~s. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. .,, each Dr. costumes Prizes were awardeOHackett, for Fst~tioned Parmalee. They Harbor have been ~e of Mrs. Dor Schaefer, Irene Jackson w•11 come to M1d . when Theodorus councu Daugh. ry of Columllli' recentl~spent horne of Miss Rosetta L•sle m ship Roushdinner spoke on "Christian Highto Melanie in Pearl lor with Mrs. C, W. Coates as co· dleport and c?nduct a clas; ~~~ ters of America met Monday a day with Mr. and Mrs. Hom- Syracuse. , or Education," followed by a Jill Harris, and Glenna Sue almost three vears. hOstess. basic arrangmg design Thes ' e I evening at the IOOF hall.ope?· er Holley. The office new Inofficers will question and answer period. Luellen, most original; Rhonda Blevins is retiring from tho Mrs. Charleo Persinger, pres- persons are Interested. Della Stahl . councllo~, ' take Januarywho include Nl . l>·nt, opened the meeting by names are to be sent to Mrs. , ed the meetmg In r1tuallshc Mrs. H. B. Curd, Bnd m_o!her,_ ! Mrs. Richard Vau•han, chair- MIS! Marcia Karr was compli· Hawley, prettiest ; Ruby em· Navy after 26 years of service. 8 0 "" mented Rev.onStutler lor the funniest and Bronwyn Dal· He willStation report lor to Norfolk, Va., rtading the verst of the month Lewis. form . Reported 111 . were Ma. r- M . rs. H 11 ey hopped !rl" Hunt 1 man; Mrs. Edward• Crooks, lsi. talk shebygave the topic at sky, ley, most clever. Refreshments Naval separation which referred to one's belief in A reminder from Mrs. L. guer ite Durst, Carrie Neu~~\'~: mgton recently. , vice chairman; Miss Rosella the worship service Sunday, at were served by the Gypsy Pa- Friday. The lamlly Is residing God and 5 nature. . Followmg Roush. presidem ol the Twi· . and Mabel_ A dona· Miss Marcia Karr was pleas- ' Lisle, 2nd vice chairman; Opal the Syracuse church. Prayer trol and games were in charge with her parents for the prelLord Prayer '" umson, light Garden elub, about . the : Roush recef;ed for the anlly survriscd Sunday morn- I Bostic, secretary; M1ss Char- by Kenneth Wiggins closed the of the Indian Patrol. 0t110rs at· enl and the have enmembers responded to electric living demonstri:ltJOn at twn of $. wash f nd Fir., ing during the Sunday School lotte Davidson, treasurer; Mar- meeting. tending were Karen Price, roUed in the Middleport schools. c•ll Ohio Power Company of· I' home an orp u · was _'· hour ' when . s ed of cella Coleman ' flower commit!Pally Harris, Marsha Harrison, Dallas, Jr., ·s a senior, Donna · · with d. their h favorite Than •· :the 1 nommat1on of "" o11sICt!rs ' Tho 1 gJVIn! " · lice November 3, at 7 30 p.m. d which she Is teacher, present tee; publicity, Mrs. mas Cyuthia Spengler and Garnet Joan, fourth 1 grade and Rich· The regular form of business wa< read. A<'rangements were ' he! . -ber with a swe~er and c.ostume Kelly. . GIVES DINNER I Dernoskey. ard In kindergarten. was conducted and several com- made lor those gomg to Little jewelry in obstv"ance ()f her The meeting was .opened WJth Mrs. Charles Withrow enter- ' munications were read from Hocking on November 6 to at- ~ LEADERS TO MEET birthday. <J ' prayer by the chatrman, Mrs. tained with a turkey dinner Sun. Historians believe that cheese, Mrs Charles Lewis, regional di· tend the Reg•onal meetmg. Six , The Ne~ghb•~rhood G1rl Mr and Mrs. Charles Goeg·l Thomas Kelly who w.elcomed day at her home in Minersville. mentioned in recorded history There are 103 chemical ele10 roctor A letter concerni ng beau- members were asked make I Leader> mC<Ung wh1ch was le' · d Ch 1 ne were !llllum lour· guests, Opal Boat1c, Nan· Present were Mrs. Lillie Star- as far back as 20000 B. C., was ments presently known 1aw: tiiication and conservation or , arra ngements lm the Christ- i scheduled for \londay. Nov. 8 ~n an .1 ar ;,_..Monday~ · cy Anderson, Kay Gross a~d cher, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs. discovered as early as 9000 ren~mm being the last sc ver Meigs Coun ty was discussed I mas flower :-;ho"' on November : at the home of Mrs. A. R. s VlSJ ors 0 ~ -Darlene Bender. A round-robm Nora Roush and Mrs. Withrow. B. C. ed, In 1961. a11d a le1ter in regard to the 27-28 t the Pomeroy Ele~~n- 1' Kmght in Por_nt'r·oy, has been Mrs. Nora Roush Is spending! card was sent to Marcella Cole· ,;;;...,=======-11 tary School :m~ full descn~ postponed unt_il Monday, Nov. the winter with Mrs. Charles man. lions of categoms and r~•les 1 15 at tile Kmght home. Withrow. The Christmas bazaar was , were described by Mrs. Fred ! Mrs. w. H. 'P:ichinger and announced lor December 2·3 at Pomei"''i. C*W PECANS ARRIVE daughter, Mrs William Houda- the church with Janet Lewis I ~la~:ttnar, chatrm.an: represt·nl· mr, tllf' Pomer~~ dub. ..• Class 12 of Heath shelt returned home Friday, as chairman. Members TONIGHT M L C Karr annuunceu d -t ' .. · were 1 5 rs: . : . .·. . will be Church has (.l~nounce pe- after a several days VISit at reminded to take sewmg supNOT OPEN the Cltrlstma!S dt~mer . .. cans have arm•ed and are for Akron with Mr. and Mrs. Em· plies to the church for the held <II the M~rtm restaur a;t I sale by mrmbers. Persons wtsh- est Leifheit. I Women's Association project THURS., FRI ., SAT. on De~ember 16 :~ all ~(~ ing to purchase the m may ron- Mr .!:ind Mr.,. Willlani Sey- ' and to complete bazaar articles. Nov . 4-S-6 art'. gomg a~e::sm~e/~oco~(ter ! tad Mi&S Fneda Faehnle, Mrs. rried. of Gallipolis visited Sun- Devotions were given by ~rs. DAVE CLARK 5 her_t>:tore . _ _ __ . - 1 Carroll_ Snowden. Mrs. Nan day evening with her mother, Dale Walburn and the B1ble I "HAVING A WILD WEEKEND" . Mrs. W. H. Eichinger. ~study by Charlotte Dav1dson. The Uavl' Cla rk ~' irP, Bar· MENS , dinner the members wtll go to M . d Mrs )lonald Jauck 'Ibe meeting was closed with bara Frrrls. "OVE.R THE CALF" the horne ot ~1rs. Harver_ Van ~-t a;unday . I n CoWin bus the Lord's Prayer in umson "CODE 7, VICTIM 5" Leox: H<~rkPr, Rona ld Fraser, Vrankr•n fur '~"'ctedC~r"t':: :'h their daughter Don,. and and the friendship circle. ReVt> ronique Vendeli. . tparty. It wa:;of ~ '' Poersm ":' ge Mr · and Mrs. c. J. Strauss. freshments were served by the the hnme JY1 rs. · 0 be 1 make arrange- Mrs. Lillie Hauck who . spent bostess. SUN .. MON . ond TUES. IOO''i· stretch nylon with · •n c'"~~; Ith:ns State Hospil· the past week Wilh the Sfrauss----November 7·8·9 s nanclex in top. Sizes memrn s h · accompanied them home D•'nn. • John Ford'1 t' al. ~rs. Karr. program c a1r- es, ' . · .__'r En]'oy-.d .__ dium and tall. m, said that due t seious Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hemes By Church Member& "C HEYENNE AUTUMN" illness of Mrs. Robert Reibel, of Ravenswood, W Va were Members of the Syracuse, (Tel'hnico\or) $].00 pair f';;mo!l Uaker. Sal MinE'o . the Chris tm as demonstration Sunday evening dinner guests Minersville ani Forest Run .James S1ew~:~rt . Richard 1 scheduled for l.he meeting had of her parents, .Mr. and_ Mrs. M~thodist church charge v.:Jdmark. Karl 1\Ialdrn . . Ar V. D. Edwards and family, da to be l'anceled th ur KennNiy, Patnck Bicycles - Wagons - Tricycles and Wheel Goods This Season at the Syracuse church Mon y At the rlose or the meeting a · 1 k WaynE>. dessert course was served by PLAN DANCE . evening for a SIX o'c oc co\•er· tl MIDDLEPORT, 0. Coforcartoon: Will Be Sold on the 3rd Floor in the Main Store. PIMChOI HidiiWIY the hostesses. Wahama High school 8nnuat ed dish dinner. homecoming dance will be The grouv, was seated at held this coming Friday 'fdght bles attractive m while cover II SHOP THURSDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. at their SChOOl auditorium• foi- and centered With lowing the Wahama . Rutland ments or fal.l nowero and white II football game. The dance will tapers placed at Intervals be semHormal and open to long the table. Mrs. Estill the public. The Jays will em· Moore, Mra. Damon cee. starting at 10 p.m. and Mrs. DUford Farrell were ~mart • at y e qu~ter. I L.l ,f ' • enttn~ ".c;. ~;r.:A ""'· .cO ~!! .Ji ~ ·i -. ' 1 - .. ~-- Uet10ted To The IJIIM'el" 01 The Mei,..Maon .4nro ~:~ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------=~~~~~~~~:::-:-::~~-----------s:t VOL XVII NO. 168 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1965 {" ~ _______________________. FIVE~ I ~~ ' r:u 1 Wo~~~i~nd ~s '~P ~ I I .• ~hlldren th~."'agles ohnson ames ommission Under Farm Bil, "' .i MEIGS THE ATRE 1 ELBERFELDS TOYLAND i I I SOCKS 1 i ! IS OPEN AND READY FOR YOU and THE CHILDREN. TOYLAND IS IN THE ELBERFELD BUILDING ON FRONT STREET, 2 DOORS BELOW COURT. Big Selection -- Most Popular Toys For Boys and Girls. Signs Four-Year Measure Minutes Before Deadline Heli~opters Crash in MidAir / THE SHOE BOX OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 Elberfelcls In Pomeroy and • I at Ia the AEC Team Has Look at Pt. Pleasant fQRLD 10U'LL FLIP says.. _._ .. " ·•·QIIt Rolled .toplines finish fashion first our clauta opera pump tokes a new look with an elegant folded Joplin& A shoe .that's flexible as a fingertip touch in crushed leather uppen. Vei'Sit:ltile to please on a high or mid heel ~ see11 Ia Glamo,•-. Wldlho AAA· 6.99 to $14_99AA·B·C $ V. PRICE SALE DOROTHY PERICJHS Weather fotion :~ ' McKESSQN BoHI• SOc 5 GRAIN-100'5 • ASPIRIN BUY ONE FOR_ GET 0!4E FREEl . COREGA S9c REG. 69 c - FRESH START REG. 98c- 47c •' 72c 25% TO SO% OFF For Skin Blomlohn TAMPAX WHILE THEY LASTI REG.45t- SAL HEPATICA REG. 43• 32c 29c c REG. 68c WHOLESALE Famous Brand CANDY BARS Fnous Brand FRAGRANCES and For Tht Ltcll• POR MEN REG. 5c LISTERINE Matching Handbags For Connla and Jacquallne Shon SOME TOYS BELOW CHEwiNG GUM eF•bort• e Htlllla Rublneltln eTtbU eChiMtiNo.S 10 ,., 29c Smith Seb Expem Working on Safety TOILE1RIES eC.noe ..,, e English Ltathtr . . , ""'' . , . . . ,. w- 1 .,_- . ..._ J11aUE CHAP· .n.WOON __ ,_ · - SACRAMEN'ro (UP!) ha" fury .... 1 Theubead HeU tlon lor the California Fl1h and smaller the lpecles, the mort If It's just an uotlc dish you lood you jUBt can't hardly COLUMBUSB(UP!)- of G Depart 'ckl 1 sho d be ared to . '. of the state ureau nemwbiJ ·Jooied more Uke lchool .. no """ a wornau arne mont. qw y t ttl e r, 1rlltt, you can concoct loll of spo1t 1t." C ti . k Ioeber 11w1 1 war eorreapoo- whoae !reeler runneth over With him It doeso'l. "I would never thlnk olleavlna flavors - but it woo't be wild "I approach deer moat the &:"!'O:t alorrijlensa on t'to11 ':,. deDt, wu ldlled toda)' when lhe with wild Pllll - parUcularly Seymour, reared in the a duck, pheasant or lwtl pme. It makes me sick just to aame ~• beef -I cook It about d Its~ tf~""':.n Cen1 . . . til Communl81 1aoc1 whoa lhe doeao't !mow how to Ozarks where 1M learned to overnight without lUlling It," look at sUCh stuff." the same," he says. "BI1 game pao ou to ~ nd mJDil M eoferlnl u. s. Ma- coot the afuff and couldn't care broil cottootails on a stick he says. Seymour says the "biggest lllirnals, though, often are ter ';"'gram units:"" iD urOhio a rluli 111 adtoa near Chu Lal l011. "with or. wlthoot lalt/' has Tbree Ru1eo mistake," however. is over- lacking ln lat. So you might ':mard P. The f1 • year • o14 reporter- II happet~~ every . fall lD been COOkifll up Calllorrua wdd Orlc• home, Seymour has cooking. "I don't Uke my birds have to add a couple of strips ld the eenten part of the 1eytlsa ver cam : pltotop'.,._ waa C!Overlq her troultl4d bolllflll everywhere. lame lor 40 years. The F&G three more rules: iloll't marl- rare, but I don't Uke them of bacon." already 1 elahlb war; She won Hubby the hunw hao been Department considers him Its nade, don't overseason and eooked to where they're not Seymour's recipe collection :vepobeenty eotabJ:r: at nine parltrtoper hadp on her com- out roallllna the woods nearly chief counnet. "My wile's an don't overeook. juicy either." Includes 111ch delieacles a tropolltan offices but such 110 hal ,.lilt* to symltOifle the every weekend, 11therlng deer, a~Uent eoot, loo," he aald, "I've alwaya worked on .the , Aaother major error Is in nol "beaver tan steak," "baked are offered obewhero . ..,_ Ill, wachute clrGt» lhe clueka, 1ee10, pheasants, quail . "The secret of the whole darn theory that Just the averap thawing out meat adequately cor a ·fed COOD," "It a t her He wanta them located at all CONFINED IN IIOIPITAL had' • · . lad evoo 1 flab or two. lhlng," Seymour explaina, ' 'iJ <ODdlments - uU and pepper after puUing II Irom tho deep b rIte he • b ea a 1," "Juaed employment servict offices In Martha Amt Soutllem, dauKf ·, . It wu lua. the hancltJna of wild In aod possibly 10111e oalona lad lreeze. marshrabbit," "catfish clJow. the state ter o1 Mr. Inti Mn. lobi Sautl PRINCBIIIJ ·MARRolin Rajlleolllle tbe llold. I'm real fusly about l&rllc - are ellOtlih lf the AI for venison, Wives wUI be cler" and "mother'a lqulrrel Dudley ·aald he a1 will rec- 0111, Rutland, hltl been 1 pr 10 prttlnd 1111' botehand, I b.e But tbe family sha111 hll bOw It's eooletl and cleaned. game has been properly hand!- llappy to know that's "rell and dumpllnp" - not to ommend the u.s. Labor Depart- tlent at Rlvenlde II n f• · EUI tl !IDD!tdoil. left Loadoa booty al'lbe laltte aa If It were When I ln1nK home, it's ed. .· llmpte." ..mion ratUosnake and stunt. meat expllld and ioqnve a- lloapllal In Caiumbul .far 111 1111' .111'11 trip tG tbe • 'caaaerote of skUnk and rotteD ready to pUt· 1111 the !Ire -1 jut!l "If you ·. put 10me dam "If you've 101 a bum piece of What If 1 person just plaiD 1111ng lechnleal tralnlng ceuten put three '1lllb . . J 11 ilf . , UM :Sta*t. The fliiiJI wu ratUetJIIb.. . don't dump It on 1!'11 floor." harbeque sauce 111 It, ll'a not mut, you rnJabt as well find a doesn't Uka the taste of wUd operattn at Jaebon and eoalltled thert, Ia ·IlL 1 11n11 adtllllonal ceo- «<lldllloa. 111r NGbl •I'IIIJ., ·•·•.,.., tl two llllfii1IIIOUI ''Thill tdiould. never happen;" Seymour's number one rule ts lolhl to Iaaie tike • duck: or q and flva It to blm bocau11 pme? . y 1A1wa 0111111 Mllcuwl'alllt,ICOIIIOiel Oeorp. Sltymour, 1111- Ia properly draw 1114 cleao pheaaant or wbatevor you lllol. fG11 juel coa't make U good," "'111en ha ~d •t port Wn Itt Mtab&bad tlaw•• 'NIIar tlibit will willa ttl ~· I!" I ) ~ Gil oit~M'Ytlloll •eduea- Pme u. fOOl! ii poa,lblt. Tbe lt'1 lolui to lute 11M ·I .... Nilliour 11JL "AIItl II It Ill . . . l'tlllletl !tJIIiM, . Ill tilt 111tt.. - ... ---,""''" .-u lij ru~~:.tor :.lees 73 MILL IT. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SICOND . . PAJUIIG .IN liAR \ , ;., I )! ,. ' '" ' . Du.t. 1~me ~ ~· *""\~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. CHARLESTON. W. Va. (UP!) -Gov. Hulett C. Smith bu called lor a •late highway safe. · pr08J'IIII teeth ·ty m it" and has"With asked some his Traffic Coordinating Committee to be· gain developmeot or an overall safety PfOII'arn. At the aame meetio& of the committee here Wednesday, a trallici coosultant said the fed· era! IOVermnent iJ Ukely to move into the job ol protecting motorists llhhe states flU to act. , ~ �' •• j 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 4, Food Costs Trail Other \ ~963 ln~reases . . 1J11111 a•ll, Pclmeroy-lDdclleport, o. Nov. 4, 11• 3 Panthers Point to Spoil Second Place Bid by GAHS Urlghlllalf; 1 160-12 or Leonie Van 14&-10, lefthall, dependiag 1 Alabamfl, .LSU In Headliner WARM, RUGGED OUTERWEAR Goal Coats Benchwarmers Collier Will Shuffle Lineup Once Again ALLSTARS ~ Bruce s:u:::~jlll65 crown. Alhens clinched at ens' Todd Snyder is top IIC!Oler least a tie lor ill seventh with 78 points. Teammate Diet crown by downing Pomeroy AdaliL'l has 72, Logan's Jobll whether or not Van Meter II laat week. Last AilS crown Ga9Ser 50, Logan's Chuck Kemrecovered from an injury; was won in 1950. per 42 and Athens' Don ll4cJn. ard EngiJJh,170-ll,lullback. In other SEOAL games Frl· turf, 36. On defense, sopbomorea day, Jackson will try to k~ Friday's game on Memorlll Story and Charlea Hysell will a 13-year j!Dx intact by playing Field will begin at 8 p.m. see plenty of actlon u will VaJoil'-',._,_._.........i..i;;;;;;i;;;;;;i=OiiOi-;;;;;;;...:;"-=-"==;;;; Meter, Dick Knlibt and Jon Guinther. Friday's sJate of games wlll 1 complete the SEOAL's 4l.BI son of grid activity. And for the third straight year, the loop crown will be settled at Logan in the final game of the season. In 1963, Logan spilled GAHS 50-6 to claim all the marhte1 • In 1116!, !he Chieftains Coach Terry Hansley's Gallia with identical $-2-4 records. a 22-20 win over Logan, 31Hltri-l gains! PHS that opened against more and fullback Friday will Academy lligh school lllue Dev-' Pomeroy IS 1-5 1n conlerence umph over Nelsonville, and 22- Middleport with the possiole ••·!be Richard Lone. Us, with a second place lmish act1on. , 112 decisiOn ove• Wellston before !cept10n of Pete Anderson Rnd , Others expected to see plenty m mmd, entertain Coach Char- The Panthers scored two non- dropping a 24~ verdict to pow- IGilkey, pronusmg young sopho- 1of action lor Gallipolis Friday les tBudl Bickel's Pomeroy league wins early in the year erful Athens. Last week, GAllS more quarterback, may open m ore Greg Howell, tight end: Purple Panthers on Memonal by downing Wahama 12~ and blanked Middleport, 20~. that slot m order to "'get some !Tom Greene, split end; Hank Friday night. IRutland, 40-!. In the overall ser1es between seasonmg for next year." 1 Do.,, flanker; ChriS Rnde11ck, The host Blue Devils own a However, inside the SEOAL, the two schools, Gallipolis holds The GAHS lineup inclndes halfback; Brent Saunders and f>-3-0 overall record while Porn- Ithe Meigs eleven was beaten a slim margin in the win C· · John Magnussen, center; Jeff Gary Smith, fullback. eroy is 3·5-0 thus far. 30-6 by Logan, 24-0 by Wellston, umn with 19 wins. Pomeroy has Smith, right guard; Mike Duf· Here is Pomeroy's probable Inside the Southeastern Leag- and 68-0 by Athens. Only PHS 1 won 15. Five games hav• end- fey or Danny Dav1es at left starting lineup: ue, Gallipolis is curr.:>ntly rest· loop win came on Oct. 22 when. ed in ties. Last GAHS win over guard In place of ailing Butch Ends - Rex Cumings, 177· mg in third place with Jackson. the Purple and While belted 11 the Panthers came In 1962, by McCormick; Ed Hamilton at 12: Andy Porter, 148-10; TackBoth have a 4-2 mark. Nelsonville, 36-0. a ~ count. Pomeroy tied the left tackle, Ron Janey at right les - Rod Karr, 225-12; Dick A GAHS win over Pomeroy, On the other side. Gallipolis Galhans on Memorial Field 2(). tackle m case Eugene Lee Werry, 180-12; Guards - Bill coupled with an Athens win !opened with a 12-o win over 20 in 1963, and at Pomeroy last isn't ready for action thts week. Nease, lf0-12; Jdf Gibbs, 178over Logan, plus a Jackson wm Ironton, then lost two~ heart- year, whipped the last-plate De- Tight end will be John Bro•Nn, 12; Center - Carson Crow, over Middleport, would leave breakers to Coal Grove and viis 20-6. and split end will be little Bruce 160-12. Logan, Jackson and Gnllipolis Jnckson on Memonal Field. Coach Hansley will go with Smith. Flanker back is Sam Backs - Don Swisher, 141-11 ceadlocked for second place The Gallians followed with . the same starting lineup a- Eisnaugle, halfback 1s Dan Gil- signal caller; Robert Smith, 5()-- ---------- Exterior View of Racine Ful Valu Food :\farket, Celebrating Ninth Anniversary Pomeroy 18-0 1o make at Middleport. The IIIIa in a row. haven't lost to MHS since 1162. A win over Atbent Friday Nelaonvillt plays at WellllaiL would give LBS a share of the Alter six league eamea. AtJ>. CLEVELAND CUP!) - TI1e Frank Ryan. What jij do about one week wben Ernie Green Cleveland Browns' lineup this him. The veteran signal caller a hip injury. season has been shuffled more was off target repeatedly last 11 Cleveland can put aU ol times than the pieces of a jig- week. He reportedly had a sore I pieces together in a week oc saw piiZzle, but there's no end arm, ~hich Ryan denies bad - and not lose a pair of games of i~ in sight for Coach Blanton anythin~ to do. with his acc~- pn the meantime - the Browns Colher. acy. St11l, Collier must dec1de l eould roll to another championATLANTA (UP!)-There will lo'al offense until held to S2 He's at it again this week as whether to start Jim Ninowski, ship with a late season drive. be a meeting of the loyal order yards by Ole M1ss. As for t~e Browns prepa:e for . their who performed creditably in a I warfield is about ready o; hard-nosed football devotees Alabama, which won a hardfinal encounter With Philadel- reserve role last week. come back and defensive corSaturday at Baton Route, La., t!arned 10-7 game from Missisphia th1.s ~eason her ~un~ay. Warfield About Ready nerb.ack Walter Beach was 1 . the where seventh-ranked Alabama sippi State last WL'Ck on the The b1g open gap th1s time ls or pected to be available in two 1 will batUe 19th · ranked Louisia- same field where LSU lost to ~e spot us~ally occupied by he h~~~~se~:: yamcoupl!eas~~ weeks. Houston and Barnes may ana State. Ole Miss, fullback Steve Bowlmebacker J1m Houston, who h h n k p 1 he at full capacity in another .11 It 1 th c anges w en an er au Make no ml.stake about it· man leads the conference in 11 apparen y WI s ou e game W f' ld 'd I' d b week or so Alabama's Crimson Tide t5-l·ll rushing and quarterback Steve because of a knee inJury re- b a~ Ie ~~s ~~ e me d / a If it shouid work out that way and LSU's Bengals (5·21 both Sloan IS among the passing ! ceived in Sunday's Joss to Min.. ;~I enh ~ot arfllne a~ h l~ro~ it would be the first time this like to hit. Aa expected crowd leCJders. I uAnd don't tackle any fuU-1 nesota. _!!___Y ~ o J ~n a a ac season the Browns have been at of 68 __ .000 n~d a regional The precarious Southeastern : backs, ooly quarterbacks. , . full t ngth d ca look You're too 1mall " Sid Williams who filled in Ior i LAUREL, MD , lUPI)-HIII C sre h' · th . th 11 e evlsion au lence n IConference lead is up for grabs Galen F'iss when he was out, Rise became the third U. S. I o11ler .It e nail on e forward to an arternoon of Saturday. Pace-selting Auburn, may get the call to replace entry in the field of nine horses I head . durmg the pre-s~as?n "vage play. 2-0-1 in the conference but only 1 1 d f th $150 000 w h trammg camp when he sa1d ID· Th dd k howed thev NEW YORK (UPI) _ ''Pro Houston se ec e or e , as - . . . d e o s":la en s ' - 3-3-1 o~r-all, meets Mississippi Football· Mayhem on a Surxiay ! Defensive back Erich Barnes ington. D. C. International at JUries play. a key r~l~ ~n ~idwere convmced when . they State (4-J) al Birmmgham: · . I . . La 1 N 11 Th 4-year-old tng who wms the diVISion title. refused to concede a pomt to ltith-ranked Georgia, 3_1, 5-2 Afternoon,'' a behmd the scenes also IS a doubtful starter, wh1ch ure ov. · e St Lo . h . ·u either team. look at p roiesslonal football, 1means Collier may have to mr~e, owned by George A. · . UIS, w en m a posl on and tiet1 with Alabama for the w'•ll be presented on ABC-TV I, shove a substitute m there too , Pope Jr., was selected by the to gam ground on Cleveland, Fi 08 I S oreCI .c . runnerup spot, takes on also 1 · Boa d f learned that sad f t t00 Quar Defend~ng ~~t10nal champ10~ 16 th-ranked Florida ll-2) at Wednesday Nov 24 from 10 to probably rookie Mike Howell. Amencan Se ect10n r O ac · • Alabama s . Card1ac .K1ds Jacksor,ville; and 12 th-ranked 11 p M EsT · And then there is quarterback Turfwrilers to give the United terback Charley Johnson was have had f1ve ga~es this fall Kentucky 15 . 2) will be at · · · States "a solid grass course injured .and they've lost two of 1 t performer to oppose the six three games since, although he ~~~~~ed ~~~:he d~;:~~ ~~~" el~ Vanderbilt (24-1). foreign horses, all of wh,lm are was back last week. . th ener Headlmmg lhe non -league turf course specialists" in the Cleveland has, somehow, Georgia, 18-17, 10 e 0 P act10n 1s a contest at Knoxville · and their only other blot was a Ten between independent' NEW YORK (UPI)-Look no 1given up 225 yards for a 59 3 nch turf race. managed to survive the injur7. 7 tie with lllh ·ranked eigh~h-ranked Georgia Tech (~ farther tha~ Michigan State if I yard average: . . . I -ies thus far. Tennessee, only major unbea - 1 l) and defensive. mmded you're trymg to prove that ! Southern MisSISSippi 1s No. 1[ MI NNEAPOUS . ST. PAUL ten l~a.m i11 the South. . Tennessee (J..0..2J. Defense IS the name of the in total defense, having ~Uowed i {UPl ) _ Bill Hengen, sports ~ul~wma State looked hke a The weekend begins Friday game. Ionly .165 y~rds both rushmg and I editor of the Minneapolis Star soh d. contender for ~e Sout~- mght m the Orange Bowl when The No. 1 ranked Spartans, passmg . m seven . c.ontests has been elected to suct't!ed I eastern Conference t1Ue until ~he Miami Hurricanes (2-4) will . w~o have met seven opponents !Toledo IS second, giVmg U_P i Bob Martel of United Press the Bengals collapsed last week te host to Buston College 14 _2) w1thou; a defeat, also are the i 165.7 yards per game thiS [ International 85 chairman of in a 23-{J loss to Ole MI~S. In other Saturday games, Ole nab_on s top defens1ve eleven ! seaso~ but the Rockets r~te the Twin Cities chapter of the Blame for that shocker was I Miss (4-JJ will be at Houston agams~ a runm~g attack, 1tops m pass defense, holdmg Baseball Writers Associalion of plAced In part on the fact that ~ (2-5). Tulane (2- 5) host to Iaccordmg ~ National. Colle- : the opposition to 58.7 yards Amcuca. sophomore sensatio~ ~elson Sta nford !4-2·1) . Florida State ge1ate Athletic Assoctatwn sta- ~ game. . ..... lr========== Stokley left the LSU _lineup (3-31 host to Wake Forest 12_5), lislics released tnday. Anzona State_ IS the FIRST early in the game w1th an Memphis State 13_3) host to The Spartans hove allowed . puntmg team 1n the QUALITY ;,,jury. , [ REGULAR __ 15th-ranked Utah State 17~), only 402 yards on the ground averagmg 441 yards on There's doubt whet11er S~ok- one of the few maJor unbeaten, lhus far for a 57.4 ya:d per kicks and Tennessee ha s al-! ley will be able to play agamst t' d 1 nd Souther game averag•. Rankmg al lowed only 6.2 pomts per game Certified Oil Station Alab11ma. Without .h1~, the ~~~~:issip;fmt~ 2 )a Will be a~ s~ad~ be~ind Michigan State i9 this year, tops in that depart- 1 Bengals will be mJssmg t~e ~ Chatanoog:e (3-3-lJ. ~Cinciiilinnaiiitii, The Bearcats have menti.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii League's No. :! run ner and 118 Unrated Auburn grabbed the I t'lost accurate passer· conference lead last week by A healthy Stokley could set upsetting Florida 211-17 but has the stage for an orfenslve ~u~l. a tough road ahead. After The Bengals led-the - SEC m Mississippi Slate, the Tigers race the two current ruMerups Ohio U., Miami - Georgia and Alabama MEN'S_19.9S BOYS'_16.95 Men's lip-Out Storm Coats (Pile Uned) 21·95 Boys'_ 16.95 JACKETS CORDUROYS SPORTCRAITERS QffiLTED & PILE From 13.95 Store Hours: I ----1 D £ S . . Spartans Top e ense tahsliCS Friday 9:00 To 7:30 PM Soturdoy Til 9,00 P"' DOWNIE-GROSS "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" POMEROY I 19.9 DEER SEASON OPENS NOV. 8 RABBIT & PHEASANT OPENS NOV. 12 1 UPI Briefs ~ -~-~ 95 $ - ~-~ Favored in Event Dear Agatha, KALAMAZOO, Mich. tUPI\ Ohio University and M1am1 w~ll i "Can a pipe tobacco be the co-favorites Saturday m1 cigarette really taste lhe annual Mid-Americ-dr. Conmild?" rerence cross-country championships at Western Michigan Um· Dear Smoker, vers1ty. In action ln the meet will be "Stop ask'"g questions. Start smoking Half and th• defending NCAA championship team, host Western Michl -~ Half Cigarettes." gan, and the delendmg NCAA individual champion, Ohio's Elmore Banton. 1 Also In competition wi11 be defending MAC champion Pierson Lordndeau of Kent Stalf' and Miami's heralded Jack I Bacheler and Andy Schramm. Miami set itself up as one of the tt'ams to beat a week ago when il captures the All • Ohio championships, with Ohio sec· ond and 9owling Green giving the Mid-Am a 1-2-3 sweep. I Our complete line of hunting supplies and equipment is here ready lor selection. Made by world-known manufacturer• and 1 FOR 670•15 Full Hunting and Fishing Licenses 1nd deer permits may be secured 11 the following merchants under the sponsorship of the Meigs County Fish and Game Ass'n. ----COLLEGE OKAYED PAINESVILLE (UPI) - Lo- Correction - ' • :1 l'.j" ' ,,., ' ·' ' MIDDLEPORT Davis-Warner Ins. Co. Gloeckn<trs Cafe Moores·Shires E19lt1 Club Bo•con Str. 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"'• .. . . . - ~-- ' ... .... ,.... "" -- .... ... .... -. _ ~··· ~ ~·· · I ,I •I" I . . . '. . ' ' Driver Hurt Slightly in Auto Accident HELEN HELP US!J l - - by Helen Bottel __j Did You Know, Hawall was Introduced to ourf· boards from Callfomia about 1107. Dear Helen: Vloold some of your readers please send cards to a lovely gtrl who is almost 12 and .whose whole body will be In a cast for the next seven months? Sbe rang this woman's door bell. would love to receive letters There sitting in a chair by the window was a lUe-slzed from all over the country. Her mole dummy, dressed In sports na:"'e: . Terry_ PessiD, 2112 BraDclothes with a pipe In his deJS Ave., Cmnsnunson, New mooth.' She told me her "bus- Jersey. -COUSIN band" didn't bave any change Dear Helen: so she couldn't boy anything, As a school teacber, I eer· but Helen !bat was no bus- talnly approve of yoor answer ~dl ' to tbe woman who wanted to change her son Kirk's name When I atopped next door from Kirk Randolph to RaDtbe woman there mentioned her dolph Kirk. The name you wish "malden lady neighbor." your child called should a]. Is this something new with ways be the first one. I know unmarried dames? -2().20 VIS- all too well the troubles laoION ed when the parents wish a Dear 20-20: child called by his middle Could be tbla maiden lady fi- - a big Snafu for everyone, gures a "man " sitting in the Including the child Also, may window is better protection a- I make a plea to parents: gains! prowlers than a watch please don't give your child dog- and cosf.lless to feed. "boy-girl" name. ard Ord, Jack Flesher, Llol"'ll Moreover, I read somewhere The Terrys, Johnnies, Roush, Dr. John Ridgway, that men are buying life-sized Cecils, are so easily tbur Thabet, Frank Capehart, (40-23.,'18) dolls to decorate their and it seems some parents Rev. Marrus Trough and Don· bachelor quarters, ao why he. en give a second name whieh aid Foglerong. grudge a lady who thinks it's does little to clarify the sex DIRT: . flice to bave a man around the the child - especially when DRAGON DIVEIIS-Nationallst China's "Divine Dragon A daughter was born on Oco>- :1 bouse?-H. they neglect to check the space Team~' of sky divers gives a demonstration of its skills, her 30th to \1r. and Mrs. Robert Dear Helem Indicating boy or gtrl. -L. M. baiting out at 12,000 and performing a series or aerial Merkle of Columbus, Ohio. They say baldheadedness may Dear Helen: acrobatics before opening paracbutea at 2,000 teet. Vital baby weighed 7 pounds, 2 ouncl>e a sign of virility. Does this There was quite a controver- equipment illeludea altitude meters. , .. and has been named ~pply to hair on the chest too? sy over ''hope chests" in HHU. __ fer Lynn. Mrs. Merkle is the I also heard that H a man op- No, Helen, they have not gone ' former SUzllnne Wolpert, dao,.h·ll tns bls shirt to show the hair out of style. Is the 13th century ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip oa hlJ chest, psychiatrists peg a young bride was carried to Wolpert, former residenf.l him as sissy. And if a guy that her husband perched New Haven, oow residing In opens his shill baH way down 1y atop her hope chest LUTHERAN CIWRCH MEN IBill Grinstead, Mrs. Lesley Fanwood, N. J. Paternal emtd- 11 is doubtful of his manhood" her family had given her) . The Lutheran Church Men I Roush, Mrs. l"ansy Fry. Mrs. ' parents arc Mr. and a. where does that leave the gals adays about 50 per cent of met for their regular dinne~ll'holma Capehart. Mrs. Law- G. Merkle of Milford Center, I witb the plunging necklines?- "sweetheart" (cedar) meeting at !be church. The in- renee Lieving, Mrs. Harold Ohio.. Maternal great granciT.G.O. aold come to gtrls as vocalion was given by Harold Capehart, Mrs. Ray Weaver, mother is Mrs. Ora Jones Dear T: from their beaux. What's Rose. Following the meal a de- Mrs. Melvin Knapp, Mrs. Wil· Fanwood, N. J. Why doD1 yoo ask Zsa Zsa 8ll per cent of these girls are votional period was led by \Vii- liam McFarland, Becky and WORLD COMMUNITY DAY or Jayne? 011 your last ques- married wilhin a year. Perhaps liam Russell. During the busi- Joey Roosh, Nancy Roush, Ka- The United Church Women of lion, their research bas plung- a girl doesn't store handmade' ness meeting they vok'>d to have lhy Weaver, Mrs. r· · :"h the Bend Area, will 1 ltfl World Community Day on ed much deeper than mine. embroidery (but rather her hi the tr1m at the Partsh House and lhe hostess, 1 Hair or Jack o!ll on the chest fi records) in her sweetheart painted. A diBcussion of the 1 Roush. vember 5th at the Bachtel bas nothing to do with virility; chest, but she still bas one. I atewardship program for 196:i RUMMAGE SALE U. B. Church at Grabam and no reputable psychialrtst know because I happen to sell was diacussed. 1 The Auxiliary of the New Ha· lion at 2 p. m. ~uld generalize about open them. -T. R. . Donald Foglesong of Mason ven Fire Department will hold ;he program Is entitled . shirts and doobtful manhood This column is dedicated to showed the group slides taken a rummage sale on Friday and ty s MISSIOn m World Af!atrs. that's like making a diagoosia family living, so if you're hav- by h1m on a recent tnp through Saturday Nov. 5111 and 61h be- It deals wtth the ChriStian on the basio of one ink-blot ing kid trouble or just plain the \\estern states. ginning ~I 9 a. m. and la;ling Woman's role In the Natto~·s test. trouble, Jet Helen help YOU. Those atlendmg were Harold until 7 p.m. A bake sale will be pre~nt d'ay battle - Nallon As for baldheadedness and She will also welcome yoor Rose, Lloyd Roush, James held on Saturday. This will he Ibwlding, a cha'!""l to peace. virilily - don't count on it!-H. own amusing esperiences. Ad- Layne, John F. Roush, Harry at the City Building in New I Mrs. David Fields, Jr. . and YOUR HELPING BAND dress Helen Bolte! In care Layne, Wilham Russell, Her· Haven Mrs. John Fry are charrmen DEPARTMENT this newspaper man Layne, Carroll Adams and · lor World Community Day and ' Donald Foglesong. BIRTH 1 will present the program. This UNDA HERNDON HONORED Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roush 'special day is being obeerved I Linda Herndon was honored are announcing the birth of a throughout the Dation by on her 5th birthday with a daughter on October 22nd at many denominations and the party at the home of her par· Pleasant Valley Hospital and United Church Women of the HEADQUARTERS FOR: mts, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hem· bas been named Diana Lynn. Bead Area invlle all local don. Ice cream, cake and kool This is the third child of Mr. Christian women to attend eroLirold eMinolll ade were served to the guests and Mrs. Roush. Maternsl meeting. • and favors of balloons and cups grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. PI!RSONAIA eKoclotr 1 of candy ..-ere given to each. Charles Lyons of Mason. Pater· Mr. and Mrs. Robart Tennant e~eu lc Howell Those attending were Mitzi nat grandmother is Mrs. Buel and family visited relatives Ward, Rita Sleeth, Kraig Sayre, Robinson of Mt. Sterting, Ky., Wellsburg, W. Va., over the eGroltex eHonovwoll Beth LaComb, Margaret Ann and the paternal grandfather ;.s weekend. eo.l. Buck, Tom Gilbert, Ronda Kay, Freeman Roush of Cleveland, Phil Cooke, a student at West esylwtnia Joarue Clark, Meladie Fallara, Va. VIrginia University, Morgan· Helen Gurtis, Scott Darnell, TB X-RAY UNIT town, .W Va., visited over the ; Drens Sproling, Kurtis Sayre, 365 X-rays were taken by 1weekend with his parents, Mr. Chuck Petry, Carla Rickarda, the State T.B. X-ray Mobile Unit and Mrs. Robert Cooke. Tom Weich, Julie Clark, on Tbursd'ay held at St. Paul's Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Liev· Lisa Hayes, Kyle Smith, Kenny Lutheran Church in New Hav- ing and family of Steubenville, Wnght, John LaComb, Tom en. Mrs. Lloyd Roush was chair· Ohio, visited relaUves here ov· Thompson, Lydia Bailey, Mrs. man and workers were Mrs. er the weekend. ''Y 0 F ·1 Re d John LaComb, Mrs. Gene Pet- William Powell, II, Mrs. Ever- , Mr. Probe E. Rooah bas re':la:W:Jctio''cor ry, Mrs. James Gilbert, Mrs. ett Roush, Mrs. Howard Bur- turned home after being a sur· NEW (lAVEN WE'VE MOVED VISIT US at our NEW LOCATION 115 E. SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. -=================::. •Art•• GROVER'S Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. Glenn Sm1th, Mrs. Frank Bailey, the bonoree Linda and hostess, Mrs. Herndon. Mrs. Herndon was assisted with games by Mrs. Gilbert. GOOD WILL CLUB The Good Will Club met on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Roush with Mrs. Cliff Roush as bootes.. Games were played and an auction sale was held. Refreshments were served to Mn. Thomas Grinstead, Mre. M~s . Harry Layne, Mrs. Karl odist I'• widullpca .a...liUt. tsS.IlO 11 By Blanche M. llaaldm OCT. 29 - Tbe fun, quip& and tall stories abuut VolkswageDI still goes on: Among the latest - a record of 31 teeDagora bave orowded into a sun· roof sedan. Some fun on cam· pus Ia completely burying a VW In leaves and another ls carrying It 1110 yards, then drlv· Jng 11 back In reverse to the Jtartbti point. SIMON'S Pomeroy S.lf..Service Mlrtcet OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:0:0 P.M. SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. STEAK ROUND clb MAPLE LAWN FRESH TURKEYS Pure Pork 2 Sausage lb. McCoy's MILK··· gal. lvs. c ADAMS or HOLSUM BREAD • doz. !J) C1nnad Goods Sale! e Shoestring Petat.. eSpaghtHI ePork and BeaM e Vegetable Soup eGreat Northtm IMna e Pinto IMM e Tollllto Soup :reur ...., fOnd ladleol Wboll blllllory windl blow, and llleot and IDOW chiD otben, JOU'D be lng about on errands, IIIUI at a bUJ Ill a JUC. '!'bOlt lllpon boot. are Unod ID <uddiy acrylle plio, •11 to BAHR CLOTHIERS THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Recent guests of Mr. ......", ........ -.. ........... ___ _ .... . of...., --~A ....-·~· .I.._...::..,... • ..., "' ......... 'nll j, ... .. To training, knowledge, • . . we add ' ." ., e.qm.. extra aara. Tbat'l r , ..,. ~ your doctor truslll Ul alwala- • full drug store ...-vice •• ., $10.00 prescriptions ,..,,. .......,..kk . FAMILY BRACELET---- $8 4 Registered Pharmeclm ........... . Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs GOESSLER Jewelry Store ' •• I .· t 112 1!, Main WY 2·2955 Pomeroy Court St. and Mrs. kl~~and~ ,. , in Iront so they coulol waf.k, 1 HAVE bemoaned, hel Robinson were Mr. and Mrs. 11is revealing today's w6Ite bob- ~ and wondered how they Emest Clark o( Racine and : socks and rounded childish II, these people who watch Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Stoner, lo1 nbs. Many matrons too-one all day long. . . cal. , " sed in my Aunt Lola's black So now l t~ke a Whld at II. Mrs. Harold Bird, Hope and . lk ~'waist" (you didn't say First; there s Ray ~hirer and Genevieve, Antiquity, Mr. and it Frank Thompson takmg a Mrs. Pete Farra and family, Ra· 1use even ~0 year::~ ago, as "waist") and matchtng da dim view of Lhin~s in Viet cine, Mrs. Cal Orr and Mrs. irt, Sbe,. Jw.tl tllll darilngest Nam and Rhodesia, the Gordon WoHe were recent visittip-tilted hat, Immensely becom· Bircher man speaks. irg and of course ~d a stray wise the civil rights people. And McCoMellsville, 0. - his In· grandchild or two tagging along Hugh Downs shows us domitable and lUDDY spirit .. everybo~y had small children dreary things are going to be shines through after all the iller grandchildren or neighbors' aboot 21100 A.D.; and fer gosh ness aod handicap (his lamechildren iD tow. . sake who'll ever be able to ness) _ "I am walking oo my 'lbere were poodles, one it? crutches some now," be say• Great Dane, a beagle or two, a _ 15 patienf.l there, 4 R.N.'o, rat lo a eqe, a canary ditto, THE DAY MOVES on. 10 or 15 practical and DUI'ses two ponies and wlrat not in now Into an old "The aides _ our llttie folD were the pel 4eparbnenl One float and "Andy Griffith." T all out ID force for "Trlci or presented (In amall detail of all over again at IJor, Treat" _ several ghosts, boiJ. e?urse), a preacher In his pul· antics. globlins, and weirdies visited us ptl, others were decorated biCY· And, of course, I'm madder _ and Audrey Davenport. Eliz. des and one small gtrl on . a I can ever tell, that aheth Allman and others over trike was desperately puf!mg was ever dropped from the on Thicd at. did a land office to pull a gay trailer attached dy Griffith show. No one, _ friend Mabel Pick· w1th a amall sister (I suppos- no one, will ever be like ens, Mason, w. va., drop• in' ed) bllllde. Cub Scouts and their "deppity" again. _ sbe and busbaod carrollleav-1 smiling mothers all over the I'm now up to "Singln' ing right now for a montb in place. boree" a gospel quartet. I Florida - they have been at a funny tightness In my Bradenton, Fla. for month of IN STRONG CONTRAST, on as 1 listen to some of tbese. November now for tO yearstwo park henche'.Jd~?;" tog~d Just like yesterday, when and are welcomed baek each 100 er sal my , usu . friend at a grave-side · year as if an "Old Home Week" Men" toften more) taking shi'" "Well, I hope to see you · _ we visit our favorite orchard 1 the brilliant October sun ne soon,' and added, "If not here, near Wilkesville and come horne I and the Mgbt parade of you"f then in that heavenly home.'' I with bee-yoo-li-ful fruit, Grimes th1ngs pBSSU:,S by. I always 100 simply don't know where I've Goldens and Stapman Winethem over nev';:; see any ever heard that said, and in SBJII _ again we go in the cold othne I kn"'f. C:,~:"p Christian a manner. "I room I storage) where towering e ones w .. so," I murmured weakly, of apple boxes are piled peacedully e~w~~ under Lit.- as I think it over, It was a clear, t> feet high - a good many tie reenl'il ~~ allo t that blessed moment all of a audden. trees sUll glowing with shiny But - J 1 at There is an awful loneliness red apples, a sight that always ~~~ ~ all in In this world today, a need sets my blood a-dancing- Dad a IW with 1 vender poodle loving human contact. A brings In a huge bouquet or lavend~~b y a ~ lavender _ listening for The Voice, the our "mums,• pink, white, rust::' 1 tb1Dk grammawa tie voice of Him who . red - Millsie tNora) brings me JO -lavender hair• Hunhl by the sea. Today, aaam, last yellow rose - we take I can .,.... • · heard it. 1n the bird bath and !be outdoor TODAY'S DRIEST llltd cutest bench - men got out ark, by old Cbet HunUey LOOKING AROUND long bandied underwear remleu, ''II the minuet ~ ter today from our (or they'd beiter unless Florida DOmea· baCk, aome of WI may friend, Mr. "Harve" bound) - the last of the leaves :,er dance ap!IL• oow at the Mark Rest are gone - and I remind my· seU of !bat darllag sign plac1!CII over a Hower bed near White House now, ''Tulips sleep Here'' because I oow "Hold April" (Jessue art's poems) iD my heart, Thunday, Friday & S.turd1y In my heart. • 7 AYS 3. Crisp ... IIYlftl&'· IJt's a (reab-styliill Impala witll aew eleganet from 1Y· Luxurious new r:IIIC!iernewlnterlor• Even by lmpalastand· ards, thay'ro impres· 1. Now Turbo·Jot Vl't • The most advanced V8 going ia now available m three versions. Which means you can ofd~ a 'remarkably efhc1ent 396 cubic-meher that develops 325 hi'· Or a remarkably eft!c~ent 427\ eubic-incher Wllh 390 bp or 425 hp. ~ive. dotha are eombinerl with supple vinyls rconvertible and wagon interiors are all vinyl) in beautiful new Body by Fisher settings. is< = shaped grille to' eloaD aew .rearl; Wntab vou'D spot a wrw new toucbt arolllld tailH&I*-• · ::.m ::'ssed iha:"!ruy *BIG PARADE -.cASH FOR YOU SPECIAL ._Apples . ...., "'.:99t COMING SOONI ., . j " WATCH THIS SPACE · Bread ~:$1·" ,..,12c t-nl Ctlht . --··· Bananas 10c .. 12 MoxweiU"Iouse NOVEMBER 8th for DETAILS 10tJ.$1.J19 ~- $1 P~re Appi,Cider - ..,.69c ...... . llip into, . ' WitH Mat ~NI-HASE MARKE SYRACUSI -' ·~""' SHOTGUN MUCH Sunday, Nov. 7th 5. Racy Super Sport modola 4. AJtl·smoothor rldo Take your piek-an Impala SS After Chevrolet engineers Coupe or Convertible w1th new refined body, frame and tapering Strata-bucket front seats auspension (even giving and conaolewith storage comparteach body style its own ment. Youalsogetafloor·mounted special Full Coil springs) shift when you order the 4·speed, thay got what they were Powerglideor.Turbo Hydra-Mat1c after: an even gentler Jet· transmission·.. amooth ride. 6. New safety features Padded in st rumP.n l panel, windshield washt'f, wipers with two spt•ed elf'clric moto r, out~.ide rearview mirror, roar seat belts and hackup lights-all standard on every '66 Chevrolet . 1. Over 200 custom teatur11 You can have a field day ordering new luxurie5 like front...,.t headrests and four-speaker FM stereo radio. Want to rai~ your standard of livin~ it up! Your Chevrolet dealer's the man to see. NOWI CHEVROLET'S JET-SMOOTHER eHAMS eiACON eTURKEYS FORKED RUN SPORTSMENS CWB Club- Will It Optn Durlnl_ ....... NOV. 1-9-10.11 !Dveryone 11 Wei.,.... POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY MAIN STREET l • JUNGLE CWSING IN-A super-vigorotll philodendron toolu like it may yet take over completely' in the living room of Mrs. Richard Peterson of Caaper, Wyo. Mrs. Peterson, checking the luxuriant growth with her daugh· ter, Vicki, 12, !llarted six years ago w1tb an 18·111Cll plant. Some shoots are now 40 feet Ion&. tt *FREE PRIZES baaltb, - ~ US:"': ~"...pq.!t To ..·' FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING 1 1 Shea Girll J to Women~lO \I ''I 1 UNED FOR WARMTH ORDER NOW 1 1 Snow Boots ·' ··1 ~ial~~~*dSu~~~mlan , ~rMrs.M~gieDI~~Pder~er~vi~~~·~n~t~a~w~ee~k~M~d~w~rts burg and Mrs. Ada Norr;s. Mr. and Mrs Olden Thaxton. h~"""=""""""=="""""""""="""="""=====£===~"""="""======"""===="""'" ~~~thep~.~~- ... ,,;, Society Notes and 1 never tn of looking at lshly spea ng, run out. 1 1:1em. Here they wen~ sweep- what. ) EGGS··· ' . ... Apple Grove I . Meigs Co. 1 I c c TRUST IS MORE THAN A WORD HERE ••• IT IS OUR PROFESSION THEN THERE WAS the VW Iloaf, half a. sweet potato, a bit .ly of bakery p1e - oh, yes, wound ors of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Heinl owner who was gaz Ing glooml . ld ba in the car's front luggage com· up with ~ banana, a loo o . ey . . partroent _ "My engine's miss- rum~ wh1ch sent me to the David Fox. a student at OhiO I lng" quoth he 1 sadly, to anotft.. to-Btsmal. University, spent a week end I ~r VW owner who happened ~- 1 was reading "Women with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. long - "Think nothing or It, Thomas Harrow ·· II. P. Bill F011. • man,n then joyously the other, 1 quand). Now there was a boy, "They gave me a spare m my Ithat T. Harrow _ three wirn· . Wesley Belles returned to his trunk." Imen and none of 'em quite By Mr•. Herbert Roush home from Meigs General Hosed him. I'd just read ryesler· Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler pita!. and CONCLUDING SHar- there . da 1Edna Ferber's "Great and Bill spent a weekend w1th Sunday guests ol Mr. are otte million and a half Volks YSe ttl AI k· g ld Mr. and Mrs Edward Morns Mrs. Roy Pearson were Mr. ownet'l In America. Man! gers, ~ig •·rami~; ~;adi~on, and family at Pippapass, Ky. and Mrs. Charles Griffith of works as on! Edna Ferber Mr. ~nd Mrs. Chr1ss1e Powell Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Roger , 1 WAS LUCKY enough to be God 1 h ; can write TillS of Racme were recent Sunday Theiss a~ Barbara, Beth and ; Jr Gallipolis for at least one of ( ove er d. .. 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barry, and Mr. and Mrs. Jun-1 'he Anniversary Specials- their IH!I the s~condnd bmt el artoutnh. don on Roblnsori And family . lor Salser' Rita and Mike of I • .. darrowaaeas1r d pet and rrumature float para e ··c ea So .. Sunday guests of Mr. an Dorcas. •round the city park. r t n. Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner were Mrs. Blanch Jeffers of West1 c 9to 121b. Avar1ge Lb. This in re!erence to the Beatles, now millionaires, centiy m81e members of der of the British Empire" Queen Elizabeth. . . . The JOke "·- w1th. me, at least - Yoo JUst ~ant, not hke i the Beatie•: I don t know ; on earth It IS -:- tl seems lnnocence, a species of gaucherae, goodness, and what have you. AI play," they but say, the "Any can rule number 11 tlmt I love our clean shom ~:~~~~~ all those who carry it forward men m the ar~y' on must ride in (or on) It back. campuses, and m banks. The prize - a VIV hubcap. ' But 1 be dogged if I can hate Smbbery In reverse Is seen these Beatles. Now honest, can ln Washington, D. C. by the you either. Imogene~ large number of the rich and glittery who . drive VW's. Tre DAD WAS GONE FOR the irnporWit thing is "t~. keep whole day. I fixed mysell down With the Joneses.. a dull, lonesome Lime. 1 One completely f~llc Volks· I did cross word rn,.,les I · ked hts C'Br every Y._._ ' owner Jac up a cold thin unhealthy ";"''"'I night to save thr tires. consisting of a dab or meat FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. Wiler, Mrs. Roland Karr, Mrs. Chestr We:Jver, Mrs. William Chisler and Mrs. Harold JoJm. son. ROTARY ~B The Rotary Club met Tbursday evening at llartford Methodist Church for their regular I dilliiOr meeting. A lhort bustoess meeting was held Those attending were Harry Miller I Russell Capehart, Rom; Williamson, Clyde Foley, win Stein, Herman Layne, Rich· WATERPROOF ............ ...., ......... """1 g;·~ca~l~;~a~t~ru~·v~efrs~id~e~M~e~th~·t,~PO:M:E:R:O:Y:·~O:. iD Columbus, 0. Hay Ward, Mrs. Dwight Sayre, rls, Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., .,.. 29'' That ... ? 1BE WANTS A MAN AROUND THE HOUSE Dear Heleo: I'm a salesman and 1 figured I'd seen everything until 1 8NOWV.; net 1Rif81Rl I'IITIIIIl' !t!leJI! :!Unftay eve~~> :Asd. stewat'il, !liiDI!I Sllllmi> with Mr. and Mn;. Jack Executive Commttt~: 1 ~~ Hospital. prizes awarded to Hoger Roush, Duffy. Syracu... . Badgelf PomonaW;,___u a Flo \ 1KeiUt Craig and Gary Roosh. 1 Ohio Valley Grange No. 2612 Ceres, Erma """" ..., , Joyce and Kareo Roush of Clarence Norris won the door ' met Monday evening aod in- Glndya Sbield.l. Pall IIUIIIel Troy spent a weekend with their prize. Attending were Mr. and stalled the following officers: Andrew_er... wao the illlltoii. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lest· Mrs. Bob Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Master. Herbert Roosh; Over· mg~~of:::!IC::;e:.;. r·====' er Roush. Herschel Norris and Clarence. seer, Sam Pickens ; Lecturer, · -=~~ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Nora Cross; Chaplain, Rev. FIRST and Roger spent Sunday with Jtmmy and Linda, Mrs Rod James Early; Gatekeeper, Jobu QUALITY Mrs. Dolly Durst and Mr. and Grimm, Nancy Roush, Edith. Jo Wolfe. Steward, Andrew Cross REGULAR_ Mrs. Pete Durst of Pt. Pleasant. ann and Gary Roush, Mrs. Jack secretary, Mrs. Herbert Roosb, Certified 011 Stlllon Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston ol Wolfe Sandr• and Dennia, Rev. treasurer, Early Roush, assis~ . Racine spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison, Tom ant steward, Pete Shields, Lady 1 1,w,·,MII,.".,.'~,.,"""'-...,.,'"'~ and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. ~unior Wines is a medi- ltoush' and Roger, Cheryl HaY· ' cal pat1ent at Meigs General man, Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner bosptlal. . Mrs. Grady Cragi, Keith an The Umted Brethren church Sherry Dllllly and Susie Morri· ; oponsored a Halloween party at 10n M~rsha Moran Mrs. Floyd i the conununity hall Friday eve- No;ris and Micbaei Morrison. · 1 ning. Prizes were awarded to: ~~~Funni;,;;;;;;:'~es;;:t,~M~rs;;.. .,:E:;;r,;:w.:;m;_;:G.:;Ine;;:c;:;k:.;·;;;;:;;;Mr~._;a~n~d_;AI~';;:'~·~Le~s;;;;te"'r"'R"'oush"""'i! .., nor. plo;e~ •;:1€V;t~;a~:~~~::orial.l Roush. PG;;;::.Vere ~layed ~d \ ing POMEROY �~. - .. • . . ' ~. •.... ·.. . ... 01,........~ ·-- :. ...... ~ ·- . .. --· . ~ ,_.,.. .. ·. 1'111"" ~' ~ · · · ..•• • .. ·-·•"' • • +. ~ ~-- ... ........ .• • . • •·~ · · .. ... ·· · • • . • •. • • ' . •• ~· .j!: -t!t • ; ~- ~ · · · · ·- ·"' ·· .......... .. .. - 1-Jl ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community llulletin Board ·"· INFORMAnON WANT AD IRE ARO Dear l'n I'd rang Ther the male clotll mow band .. 66 Chevys ON DISPLAY AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. USED CAR CENTER • For Rent Real btate For Sale we call these LATE ONES ••• GREAT ONES! buy one and save PAW!! JUGHAID'S FIGHTIN' WI~ ACa08S Notice WIGS, heaters. L. E. Reynolds, dleport. Call WY 2·3119. tur~i~ha­ 11 4 3tc ed IDd unfurniabed apart. meoll. W'l. 2-5434 12 f tic TAPE RECORDER - Electric WIGLETS, and cen~:.~~~~ili!~~~~~~~~~~~ pieceoper hair. Low1110prices, avallllble. Town 'n' Beauty Salon, 941 Second Ave. Galllpolll, Ohio. Ph. 416-4536. 114N for rent. Phone WY 2·2'176. Jer 5 p. m. Phone WY 2-3519. Rowley and Reed Hardware. Ill~ ===--:-:=:--o=-~=- 1 WILL NOT be respoll!lble tor TIIAILER LOTS - lree ,.,.. any debta contracted by any age and water. BrniYII'I l'rall one other !ban myseH. Leon er Park (Stale Approved! Donahuo, P<rtland, OhJO. Minersville, Obio, r'IIOIIe W\ 11 2 porlable. DualFine track. inch reels, 2 [,peed. tone.1 Like new. Just $57.46 or $5 per ' monlh. Call WY 2-6555. 11 2 6tc · MAN's SUIT, bread box, clothes bllmper, all like new. Two canary birds. New useful items. Margsret Bailey, Syracuse: Ph. WY 2-5396. I li 1-JJ%4. II 2 USED FREEZERS Upright Pree~er, Admiral 16 eu. ft. only 3 yr& old $150 ChMt Fr.ezer, Philco 12 ... ft. -- ----------- $75 ~~ttzer, Montgomery. Ward, 16 cu. II. ___ ___ $150 ChHt Fne1er, lntematlonal!farvester, 11 tu. ft. __ $100 Chest 3. Tennis atroke 4. God of 1%. Coffee sh.ops 13. Habltu.. 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ $2195 .... Locall,v owned by lady, a new car trade ln. 11,000 mile~t 8 cyl. Std. trana, Radlo and heater. TarQuoloe finish. A 1 ~ I• 13. Blblleal land Ill. cold 16. Unlta ~ lllectromo- V8 engine eonsole with automatic trans. Maroon vinyl hu~ket scat Radio, beater, wh1tewa)J tire~. Solid white fim15h. This one owner Oil" hu beea driven 10 000 mila tlv• forco Hostess when WSCS Meets ' IT. A - ........ Iran& Radio. Lib new whitewall tires. ' " tltfo fino var today, "When I marry, Dad, I want someone juot likt you • , ·, thou,htful, &enerout, and ablt to take an overdrawnj bank account in .trut.l" $1499 r~:· river 43. Ogloe 44. Sallorlt ty of fun to drivo, ~~ . •Jr ~ - , ~· ~ I'Yh! '*" ly KING ~ ~ ~·s EL 1.. ~ ~ ,_, f//A D.,IT.Y CRYI'TOQUO'l'E- Rere'o how to werk It 1962 Buick LeSabre 4 Door .t.XYDLB.t..t.XB It LOJIOI'IILLOW One letter JlmpiJ" llh.Dda for MOtbat. Ja thla JJam l- $1595 truly opotJeao hufdt and oot Automatle tram. Power steering and brake~. DeJuae Jnt.erior, Ught gro811 finish, aU JOOd whlt.wd t1aw, ladlo and beaM. Thlo one owner local ..,. II li:fu:h day the coc!e lettel'l are dl.rterent. l~w 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door_ $1295 V8 engine, Std. 1n>no. Whito fiDiBJJ. llod !Dill. . 111a1, COOd Wb!towaU tlrtt. Radio IDd boola. WMPO Radic IVONDAV THR\J ~tor. llpotl... illt.e!lor, good tlaw, BrOMt IDd W,. fiDilb. ... til buwala - . . HOT ONE! ••• 1960 lR-3 ROADSTER - 895 Lt. Stewart to Get boolr JOOd • Further Training Ll Jaek !lewart, son of Mr1. Robtrl H. Stewart, lllasoo, gradfrom Flald Artillery Offi· Nice Selection Cheaper Cars _ _ $49 up cer's Candidate School at Fort on New Trade Ins Arriving Dally. We Invite You To Come In Ofttn As The c.,. You D• sire May Bo Here TomoiTtlw, EXPERIENCED SEVERAL NEW 1965 o,,capw QJYC.t. ~RPJ'IPIID 1961 Rambler Classla St, Wagon_ $795 ~y owned, 8 011. OIIQine, - t i e """" Radio l!ld Prlcod Below Marlett • PrJce., Onlr New wlrlt.twaD Uns, 4 IQI08d ......._ !lad black lop, ,_ 'for the Uuee L'" X for the two CYe, etc. Single \t'lt·· ,-,., ~. p ol trophies. th~ Jenrth aDd t01maUon ot the worct11 at·p :111 hlnll A CHEVROLET$ STILL AVAI1ABLI! Camper Trsilers, lighiB, er, all camping equip. onalratoro - Rentals. bary Apacbe Trailer S a le s, 631 Fourtll Avenue, Galllpolls Ohio. Pb. ~ _ -:-:::---::-::--:-=-1::1...:':..= Sill, Oklahoma on October 26th. He will receive further training at Ft. Benning, Ga. Lt. Stewart baa been In the aervice for 610 years, and Is a graduate of Wahama Higb School Claaa 1955. Mrs. Alburtice Young, Clllton IDd Mrs. Robert Stewart went by bus to W1nted To Buy the exercises at Ft. Stll ANTIQUE Furniture, ond visit for aeveral dafll. They llllaeeRaneoua. CaU or write: accompllllied home by Lt. Mn. llonrd Cedi, 1011 •• , ~~!:_~_ __:__ Malo st., PomerciJ. -e FRID~Y- •••w• 1 oo Sign on b 00 llacred Hear• 8 ;JO Me1gs County RFD I 2! Paul Bowers, Fam IJ! News Ul Wcalller 1. 00 National .-Jews 7:00 BtU Miller Sho• 8:110 Sundown Seren•d• f:lli S1gn Off SATURDAYS _ 6:00 Sign On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys S.:Oli Country Music Thuo 6:20 Coun"- Jamooree ... ~ Hour ..oo Protestant 7:30 Sporta Parade 7,311 L•- Anderson ShOW _,, w :tS lt'B Music- '\rmy 11:1111 Dutt..,'s and Hems Oatry 7:30 Sports Par"'" 7:31 BUI Miller ~how l;8t Neken~ Harctwar~.; rru.. Tburs.) 7:5tl Nelfl · fop feu Sbo" 12 ' 00 News 8 Bill M'iller Show 12 ' lli lu!!ical lntorlud• 8'45 Baker Furniture Sho~ t :OO News IJ:30 Rev MerUn t'eota Wo05 Cotlee with Janel l:OO News IL:OO Portraits of a Patriot l:OS Jim M<es Show iG·o. Swap Shop i:5tl Sports Parade 10:30 Bill Miller Bl'll'lcb Sbo" I:IIO Sundowu Serenade 10:15 Maaon Agr. Pllogram 8:45 Stga Of! ~l'NDAYS I'!Uesday) 7:30 Sign On - AriiiJ Hour 10:45 Famlly Wonlup (Thurs.) 7:6li News 10.15 A.~.C. Program (Frlday) &oliO Baptist Layman'; Hour 11:00 N•ws 1:30 Sunda) Show 11:05 rt.y·s Country JllllctlOD t:30 Tbo Bible Spealt.l' to Yoa 11:30 l'lllY's Country HylllJUI 8:4li LeglllaUva RIIJ)OI'I 12:110 Cemeol Blocll Newa I~ JIG Tba Good l,lte U·30 Goessler'• Guest Star 10:1• 1,;ongressmao Moeller !Friday) IO:SO Tba CouDiry Bymotimero lli:SO Larry AndOl'IOJ) Show 11:30 Tbe Qwet Hour 3:1' Jllll Mees Sbow 12 :00 Nelfl t:lli Bao- AulO Sbow IUS Tbe Cbrls~aDI Hour 4:30 E!Ktrto ComJ>0!!3 t<elfl 12:30 l'bo Rev. Merlcr Teeta 4:41> Jim Meeo Show 1:30 l'bo Rev. Sllao BUiups 5·110 ~.,., 2:110 Rev. Audrew fariODS 5o05 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday •howoas.· 5:30 Rizer's Weatber Report 1:00 &lndown Serellldl 1:00 Sporta Paraae 1:45 Sign Oil n.e Qao... Dn TA C.t..t.YBB6.D YKYW AP Tl E C T R.• BPWQ'IWJID YeotoftiaTo ~~ lT IS A RARE AT'I'AINMEl< '10 OIIOW OLD ORACIIi'IJU.Y AND BAPP!L Y~I;IIIP -- .• - &llll'et • .,.,..., Sign On , MUSica · I Ciock Echoeo 0 f Joy Ohio Valley News World News Sports Today Weather Picture Mu•ical Clock 8:55 Community News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:55 Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10:15 i>amlly Worohlp ilour 10:30 Lalchstrins 11:00 News II :Oli Morning Melndieo Incept Friday, Church Bells Ring) 11:45 World Newo Jl:55 Mason County News 12:110 Community News 12:0li Noon News 12:10 Markell 12:1li Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Newa 0 Grama 2:30 Counly Agent 12:45 Country Go Round 1:55 News Beat 2:1111 Coantry Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:110 .Mid Way Msllneo 3:55 News Be•t 4:00 DJSclng with Doso 4::10 lnlerchanie 7: 15 7 45 ' 8:110 3:0li 8:10 8:15 8:16 ~ WJEH RADIO WJEH LOG Monday Throug b Frid ay 4:41 4:lio li:OO 5:10 5:15 7:15 7 45 Spotlighl on Sporto Weather Community News LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII World and National NeWII Sign Off Sign On, Muaical Clock Echoea of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World N~ws 8: 10 Sports Today Weather Picture a: 11 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs for Children 10A5 Golden Key 11:110 News 11:05 Saturday Show 12 :00 Local, Ohio, Nal. Newo 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News ijeadllnes 1:31 Soturday Matinee 1:55 News 2:110 Saturday Matinee 8:5 By HAROLD GRAY 'THE OR!'~~NAI. ...auee llkls !!JIJILT IN 1715! SOLID 6TON~. PlA;'T'EREO WER A HUI'I>QEO 'iGARS LP:T£R1 FINAll't' MIC\.<EO OVIOR! IT'i UTILi. WIN(; I ...---.....;..,. \II 'ELl, Arii'IIE, IT WAS 81JI LT TO LAST I IT Wl\'3 A ~ORT, IN A Wt\V' SEE T\-KISE OPHIING6 'il RK=tt SLITS! MY rDU.~, T141 lEES BUILT THE 6AM£. HAi?OWARE MAD\:. lt'l ii-I£1R OWf't Rl~ES I 2:31 Saturday Matinee 3:00 Saturoay Matinee !:30 News Headlines Saturday MJilinee Solurday Matinee News Disclng with Do.. Radio R I 0 News Roundup Sign Off By BRANNER YOU 11-!INK 1'Te- W19E TO ll!ll HC~ AI.'ICUT BEING HE-RE? ABOUT 1:1AT NOT! LEFT FOI". HER? 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SAVE ALL ~· .Y~UIJ WEsUPS FIOM fLBERF!LDS IM POMIROYi .,, . . . .' v . . •' \ ~- 1~ ShOWing • hospit~l today by Racme emergency 1m the Oh1o Slale Pemtenl1ary, j BY CHESTER TANNEHILL the coffee bars around the coun. and longer and mort tedi.,. squadmen. fore going over the embank· ! was senlenced for murder. ln- 1 Editor, The Sentinel f ty wilhoul fail rurn up conver- hours al Pair Week. llospilal officials In Gallipolis ment. I slead. Drng...:• was sentenced Don'l look now, but our civiCI salions each year something like The pay, too. ;. rather low said al 10:30 a. m. thai Wolle The car driven by Wolfe also 1for non • suppon. I mindedness is showing. lhe following : scale. if zero Is low. And if you was still receiving emergency lore down a section ol fence II " almosl lime lor the an"Ob, It's all find abead of are the kmd to grumble about lrealment. The hospital !i'aid Sheriff Hartenbach Sllill the nual election or members of the lime those guys bave il under-the-table benefits, thero'a I ovWolfe has head ln)'uries and ap-- Wolfe car IapparentlyII rolled MeJas County Agricultural So- aU wrapped up for tbemselv- DQ tab le to put anything undlr. . paralyzed, erh severa h' h l1mes It t aa erledeavmg ap i pears to be partmlly board of directors • • le- es wbatadeal tor lbem . . State. superv1sed ' • • •eyed having no use of h1s legs. t e . 1g way. r ve . gal entity established and re-: Ya!.. aud1ls guarantee th1s servJce :11 0 0 Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach bproximately 1 · 270 g t feet In topthe field . . under lhe The facts are that It is an an. a civic contribulioo of the first plenished periodically sa1d lJxhC!Itlons are that Wolfe No one heard lhe crash Bnd . . .. . . . . e ore comm o • s · Ohio Code. lis JOb " the Slag. nual scramble to get comm11- order. ked lh hi' I travel- . ' . mg of the annual county fa1r. ments from enough CIVIC mmd- It has been years smce a wrec e <"ar w e 11 was not 'mhl 7·30 1 m toh' k h' · k.i d b bee ing north shor tlY leaving day that anyone . notJce .' d. the · And If anyone t Ink S I .IS IS a Th ed men tto. stan d t'ored't he boa rd.,1sea nd aed1 o.r any as lairD S d . . h. h Oh' . n counly the residence of Charles Mat· wreckage" Sheriff Hartenbach un ay piCniC, I In agam. ey pu '" 1ong, I . IDUS ours r<porl rn 10. 1' E hews in Letart Falls around 10 . e1 ..01 t H llh De 8 t· · An election of board members lhroughoul the. sprmg and s;stem. . 01 M'ddl 1 . !Old. G enn vans opo '" g• Y . ea P r I is worth extra artentlon because summer for the faiT Wh1ch leads lo lho poml that p. m. last mght. discovered the accident and ment off1c1als sa1d today anoth- 1__ -- - -. _____ -·-_ _ _ _ lht> annual leclion ·u be held Aclual scene of lhe wreck reported II to the sheriff'• de- er Rabies lnnoculalion Clinic- , in the office ol 10 was curve .2 ofroad a mile the third held scheduled recent I north onof athe Planls ln rpartmenl, Wolfe who lrad either crawl·· weeks - tohasbe been ·I the countv w d. rourt da b use in Pom fr -~""""·"'--""'-I ThirdRabIes • . e~ely -~ b Clinic to e 0nsa1urday · au.~"o:~r ~. .~un . ea~le preparrn~ com~issioner:~ Aircraft Sub-assembJ'Ies PIantiS. connngto . Logan pNCINNATI - A PASTOR active leadership In the national rights survived civila COLUMBUS IUPil - Stale ol 0 rev t from Wll'h in hiS. congrega. officials were free today to go ,' Lerart township. II is believed ed or was thrown from the for th'IS Sat urday lorn r rs until e9 nes p.m. y, Nov ' 2 t0 5'i •<roy . 10' om iipn .by a mere eight votes out aheadwithimplementingforuse i Wolle's car hila coal pile at[· wreckage, was round lyinK in p. m. ar the Middleport ToWil l c. w. Henderson Is the lone of rriore than 550 cast Thursday In the 1966 election the state Ithe Theron Johnson residence fronl of the demolished vehicle. Hall. candidala for an unex ired lerm night. · Apporllonment Board's district on Roole 338, and then lraveledl He was semi • consci0111 offic- Health Department represen- 1, LOGAN Ohio IUPII _ A new plant to produee air· !hal wi'l end Dec Jl pi966 Can. Members . .of lhe Revelation lines from whleh state leiJsla. , approximately 800ft. further be· iala said. . tahves said lhe clinic 18 bemg cr•ft structural sub-assemblies will be huilt here by · dtdal•,' leek·r·n• ·e ..:,,.' · 'Ch · h 1 d ... 276 to Ill be bo [ . conducted once more at lhe re· l • . . . F , • .... 0 10 ,...,.. .. · urc vo • • ro w . c sen. · .. ho Lockheed-Georgia whrch recently won an Air orce con· · terms will 1 0Dec 1 agalbst'' .• ,. tnoiion to oust the Judge WllUam C. Bryant of 1 ltirfsl1 wl to build the C5A jet C1lrgo transpilrt . U. S. Rep.[ are llugh p Custer 31 1968Koblentz Cha.rles R;dford Rev. Fl;d _L. •• the lOth Oisb1ct Court of Ap-i e lo. I ear lOT Walter H. Moeller, Democrat representing Ohio's lOth I id lfe 11 a top a1de ol Dr. peals cleared the way Thurs- r : John Moore. Pl. Pleasant I District, revealed the plans .. __ - - - - - Tom R. and Charle; So the U.lller Ch King Jr. of the ,day by allermg the reslrarmng Martin . . . be h nd , Thursday. , . h Williams all unopposed 11 I t'1an Leaders hip order he 1ssu . ed Oc.I 19 to pro. 1· ve 1.ermarmn, Wl on cals a jI Construclion . I '· . next IJ msure t·he SUCC'deSs .0 1 our new,,I Everv person With • uf rn· - . rs lat lhe do·•s and 1 1 Th di id lsi1h'b· t fl' . I f . ' o mnocu e J . h s toI t' h d par 1nm 'P an mves men. . .._.,n • ranss en sale 1c1a s plan. rom carry- :· Dogs 'juled anuary Wit comp e Ion sc e · in the .Me·g 1 enr 1of membership 8 Councharged the postor the In1 1tout theoboard's Workers who will conduct a house-to-house canvass ;' broug hi 1o .the c1101·c· by June, _ The facility ' sa1.d W. A. pu1ver, pres,_.d . 's cburch Ia a dictatorial lash- 1I is1 the deadline for ' in Eastern Local School dislrict Mon-Jay, Nov. 15; to ' should be lnnoculated once ev- will employ 1501966 lo 200 Lockheed . Georgia, wh•ch has I ty Agncullural Soc " ehgi· . •·n a·• d 1 d' 1 lh d'd t b 1 led · : raise funds to purch.·e library materials at Eastern High I ery lhree years and cats each : h .t . . i headquarters al Mar.elra, Ga : blelo vole. and would have been ,. "" r.,.,. o tvu Re e ean r a es o e oca m a • year. w en 1 " m u opera ion. . .. a candidate as welL dlspositlon ot church funds. dislrict lhey hope lo represent school today. . . C I h I I I' 'I(1 "W 'II be lo1ki11 I 1Lagan ' The firm Is a sutlSidiary of The a rtionmenl board's The dnve IS sponsred by the Rivervrew and Chester ost o t e nnocu a ton WI e . o n o . I Lackhead Aircrafl Corp. nd 5 0 per ppo 9!1 smgle-member · PTAswith and the the Eastern TuppersHigh Plains 11. on pet.or The pets are and Its to furmsh the will execule the $2 billiont conCLEVELAND - A NEGRO plan creales lion - -Boosters - --- club -· in coopera- be to be leash m boxes. It leadership and manpower lo t ·I r lh C54 I the [ . , . urge d Ihat aII "'"'dens I f ih - - ·- --rae 'sorlargest e plane ranspor. I ' almosl won eleclmn as Id'House. districts h 1andh' 33 h Senate .d school student council. [Clarence Headley, Mrs. Ken-:" /I world ' 0 Cleveland mayor Tuesday, to- I IStncls, eac o w lc provt e . neth Griffith and Mrs. Richard area who have nol had dal challeng"" ihe election , .. ' one member. Punds raised will be match· / s .ncer. Sludent council work· pels innoculaled make a special' Pulver SOld only • lew top .,. edI by federal pe.m t he Tuppers management pos1hons at the i ' su yl.!I, th N funds . 1 from DefT1tle ers area effort to attend the clinic· Slate Rep. Carl B. Sokes said [ LOCAL TEMPS Ill of .• atlona ense •Will be Linda Spencer, Linda Meanwhile. heallh depart' plant here would be filled by several avenues of contesting [ The tempera.lure m Pomeroy's Education Acl. The has : Henderson, Par Gaul . Doris ment officials warned agam : [, , present Lockheed employes . the election of Mayor Ralph S. ; busmess dJSiriCI al II :45 a.m. been set al $500. . Davis, Janet and ! thai exlreme care be exermed • ! The sub - assemblies Jl will 1 Locher were open and ht. was loday.was 58 degrees under sunfrom the Tuppers ! Shirley Rucker. ! m handhng or any pets that apt produce currently are manu- : SA N FRANCISCO fUPI _ 1 hOI sure which he would use. : ny slues. Plams Boosters Club are Mrs. j Riverview PTA workers will lpear to aet strangely. No one Uni I fa crured at the Georg•a planr ' Prmms Margarel WIShmg to The close election promised lo be Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. I should enter the lrmge areas of , The componenls Will contm-[ "meet manv people from aQ lead to a round of lawsuits as Ronald Osborne and Mrs. Ba,_f Pomeroy where skunk dens are A sir • member board ue lo be produced tn wa lks of set our today tt Stokes pushed his bid to become II Green. Studenls in lhe Riv- . bemg gassed and traps are sel. co-operate With .Galha and then be shipped here, where Isee San Franr"""· lhe firsl Negro mayor of a rna. erview area lo help are Sandra Dogs and cats are to be under , offiCials m lormmg a Mel, s . lhey will be assembled mlo lhe, Thr Prinress and her hu .. jor V. S. elty. . Newlun. Ronnie Orr, Karen Carbe ] airlrames. band . Lord Snowdon. arrived Stokes, 1 Democral runrung ter, Connie. Holsmger, B1ll Buck-, notified immediately of any ani- , day night by the Meigs Counly . I mght a Joog and as an Independent, lost by 2,341 ley and Lmda Brown. mal thought to be rabid. C mmunit Action committ€'€' , llnng 13 . hour filght from Loavotes, less lhan two per polling Chesler PTA workers are Mrs., rtno e/ at lhe Ohio Power e aU e liDS ! don place, In llle unofficial labulaHobart Newell and Mrs. RICh, . • ' Uul showmg lhat unique 8 me mg P 8 lion. He said there were some ard Barten. Student council Waverly Dtffuswn I d were combination of graceful enthureported lrregulariile• and he members in thar who will Plant is Visited Don Rob- I 1siasm and regal reserve, lhe was conlldent 1 TOCOUIIt would work Wllh the dnve are Bill PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPil- erl Clark Harrisonville: Wil-' prioress remained unflustered revene the outcome. Allen, Cheryl Bentz. Patti An Atomic Energy Commission liam Guthrie, Middleporl: Garl j ' by lhe ballery of cameramen Pal Morrissey, Linda Lar ns fact-finding team inspected the Quails Pomeroy; Rosalie• and newsmen who greeted bor and Greg Bailey. AEC's gaseous diffusion planl Story ' 8 teacher in the Sali.'lal a press dub reception. Elberfelds Men at nearby Waverly loday lor a , bury 'schools, and Faye Prolfiti, J PARIS •UPI\ - French or' :· 1 have longed lo come to , , proposed $.100 million atom lrPortland. 1ficia!~ said today Presiden( th1s country for ages,'' she told Return from 01011' This group is expected to meel ' Charles De Gaulle will conduct [ the asembled newsmen and William Downie and Max The plant .was one .of ! with the Gallia County Commun-1 his campaign for re.rlection in w1th a . • ,•• . , •. Mees of Elberfelds In Pome- lhree Ob10 Silos bemg conSJd. ily Ac1ion commillee next week !the Dec. 5 voling wilh "digni-: smile. An I am so thnlled II Graveside rites for Cllarles · ' .. . •· ! roy returned. lo Pomeroy Wed· ered for the soughl . alrer nu- llo organize one group which ! ty," IPaving the whislleslop- ! has now bfrome a realily.'' Ill. McMurray, 97, Long Bot· . . : nesday_ evemng from a Fall Iclear accelerator laboratory. will plan for the Office of ing, baby . kissing tarlis to his Free_Tune tom, who dled this !"ornlng In GREETS STUDENTS - Evan E. Williams, speaker, as- Markelrng chmc held by Lees omic Opportunily in Washrngcandidates. Today the Pnnress and Lard llle Veterans Memonal ho$p1Uii, slslant Vice President, Columbus and Southern Electrir Carpet company in Glasgow, FRACTURES WRIST · ton, D. c. a survey to be made h ed h' 1Snowdon have arranged for Will be held Sunday at 2 p.m.[ Company, greets some of the 124 top science studen!" Virginia. Daniel E. Rizer, 14, son of Mr , of conditions in Meigs and GalGau 11 r plenty of lime lo rhemselves 0d at the 8Bald Knobs cemetery.[ in lhe Company's service area who took part In a one· The three-day clinic consist- I and Mrs. Vernon RIZer, Harr- lia counties. can ldacy urs ay. WI '"'' after offiria! engagements. A He was member of the Chrtst •j day testing program at Ohio State University Testing ,ed of class atlendance and In- ford, was admitted to Holz..- 11 also will discuss plans to [ to or most barrage of rumors have precedChristlan ohurch. Center recently. Students left to right, are David Good- · struction In siyle and design, hospital at 8: IS p.m. Thursday aid children between 16 and 21, rad•o · teleVISion broa asts to ed the fun-lovmg couple ro lhe Survivors Include two aons, IWin, Pomeroy: Tim Sander, Whitehall, and Willa Ann dyeing, fiber presentaUon, tufl. for trealment of a lraclured lefl and persons with an annual in- r the nalwn: 80 confident he effect !hal they will want 18 Bayet McMurray, PorUand Hsueh, Whitehall. Twelve winners, including Jonnie lng, weaving, finishing and fre- wriBt suffered during a football come of 13,0011 or less. of re-<leciiOn. taste of San Franc ro·s /ret1 Loull1 Long Bottom, Facemire, Gallipolis, will attend a nallonal conference . quent lours of lhe Lees Carpet 1 practice at Wahama H i g h. The community action com· Recent straw vole polls have ; wheel nightlir.. 15 and lister, Vrrslnla Schrock, on the atom in Chicago Dec. 8·11. · :factory in Glasgow. f school. Imillee was organized in Meigs given DeGaulle more than 65 ' s:••"•' p~stor. ~ Shutt~wortb ~- ere.~.. ~. 1 Library Fundcanvass· crew· For Easl ern LocaJNamed ~londay ~te:"~' ~;""· tract ~nab '"'r c~r. ., env~rons ~orkers 0 ppor 00;1,~1 d~~.",1~m~~";hould T()be Sunday l co~pa~~ 1 ~ ~me';:;. ~ullen ° Mi~dle~;1 . . s· Georg~a D G }] A' I To Conduct Sedate Race i Id1g_n11a~~es. E~n~l ~ivai spark~e-eyed ~· ~hw annou~~ ':II hm~setf 0 ~~ two~t ~ ==~ :.~··~=: ~a lkJn~JY • B00 by T,..·~n JS • De·bom bed hi~." Th_ursd~y a~ler ~masher. I 1~,~~ • pfincess • her . ' E JB • ar egin . . Jgh{Seeing Y I nov: ~ely . ~~~~~~it?::•c:a~l !z;,r:m~h~;:, B~~r, 0 I~ co~nl~ Wa_verl~ McMurra~, d oar ame I For vconomir llolsin~er Graveside Rite ~ lhe~r"I B dN p~-•.:~;Ins .o· ~oal ~gm persons~ ~ were_an~ounced ~ho t~ e~<pire R~uter ° in~ counly last March. The office per cent of the ballots. : PmSBURGH !UPil _ .\> Economic Opporlunily later By shunning .American . type j lwnisnm Company of Amortrequested the _Me1gs group to camp3ign taches, De Gaulle ,. tALCOA), llle nalioo'o ..,_ consolidate With Galtia COUll- plans . lo leave the verbal j gest alnmlnum produeer, • ty rn the program. Mr. Ther- brawUng lo the other candi-l day &niiOUDCed price IDcre.. · a1oo11. es on primary 11111>1 · SAIGON (VPI) - The man/ cUmbed onlo an operating u.. size of an egg fired from an M- paUents. The· grenade had en- on .Johnson ' presldenl . .of the dates wb'lI e he remams and ta• willl lhe bomb In hit back got ble The entrance was cloaed l79 launcher a weapon that tered the right side of his body Metgs Aetron cern· and olympianubove the polili· rlcated prodiiCts . out ol his hospltrd bed today up .and the mosl unusual oper- lresembles ; sawed • of! shot· !hen ollpped arou!ld lhe skin mittee, was m of 1he cal free.for-all. He in lends lo ALCOA uld II would ro)le and walked Sl"'erly a\,ss the allon of U10 war besan. :gun. the small of his back. Thursday night meeting. create the image of _a man not Its prices from 1!1\2 ro zo ,_ room to 1 landbag bunker. Two The story began las! Thurs- . Chin was rushed to Saigon's A U. S. Air Foree doctor and running f..- a politiCal party, per Jllond t1 prlmlll')' IIIIIIJI. 1 American surgeons and an day when Nguyen Van Chin, a/ Cbo Ray Hospllal. Doctor! an American civilian surgeon Metro Gerlenl Hoopltal i but. as a candidate of the aom iqol 11111 - eea1 per English anestbiolngist held 52-year-old Vietnamese farmer noticed a bole in his back and 3Cccesslully removed the gre- AdmtsoioDI - Mildred Lowe, nat1on. JMllliNI oa mOll t1 Ill flbrlcl$. their breath. from Long An Province, walked lump lhere. X-rays reveajed nade today In a daring volun- Middleport; Sylvia Lacey, Mid· ed prodaets, Dloelwpt - Datsy V811 · The man wao a walking oot ol his bouse. Someone came that the grenade Vias ·Imbedded h!er operation. dleport. ASKS fiZO loeruoeo art etloctw Me.la', Porlllbd; Wilbur lmbc> booby trap. He coold ezplode al up behind Chin and 11id "pul ;. his bock, and lhal the device ,Maj, Gen. James W. Hum- Dlseharc., - Helen Batey, ·8 Moriday. den, Rutland: Dana Hamm, 111J mome111 witb a blast your lran<ls up." . was live. capsble ol e•plodlng pllreys, protected by sandbags Middleport; John Stanley, AI· Velma Quillen, doing business ALCOA'• move loUowof lte Mn. Jameo Ward .powerful lo bl01t him to Chin helrrd a loud noise and at any a«ond. a"'CI hsaHerproof gla,., calmly bany; AWIUn RWlseU, Middle· as Quillen Grocery, has flied , leld .....,. . 1I.J IIIIer •1-ltr. PGrtftnd bill and lb)ltme nearby. lben felt 'oomelhlac !lrlke hlm Chin was plaCed In o lhact out around !he.. grenalje, pulled port; Eva Knopp, Mason; Opal suit for f/20.19, plus prodaOoro .... • • • . - .!rlr· and Mro. Jerry Once lnalde lhe on' .111e rlibl sl4e o( hL! body. on the hoopltal ITOUnds ...,.. It '!01 With lbd dropped l>arsi, Cheshire; l.oahia Mitch· !rom Cecil and Doroti!J ftGse. N ol111111r Idee J!P ,. .,. 1111& . . a• lliirlt lnlrker, lbe &lnierll I wu 1 plrdt aboul tile l"ted fr0111 lhe not Ill lbt U' llltu IW flllld wltb ADd. ell, Rutland. . llmJ, illllriliL week. __ _ • . ·- _ 0 , u r ~ I oi Comm~nlly charg~ ent~re PO~. -· •• TJ4iiFTYl DRESS,ES ~-I ~ .Yea~ I"""'"'"""""'-=--hls~onan. C~rcl~~~ce ~""~ 11ooPu.i ' 111 oil ·'l :::at!:~esla'o em~en ··• 1Y1 _acwthloulte· lngoveearnsemRenbt~~~llaa:' 1 audit?Ji~m c • • M • d d I IVIC Ill e ness teena~er, olfl the Churdi o1 llleir choi<!t Frtendt may caU at lho Ewmi ..... "'-1 home u -· '""""' will be opened lby me,at ""' 01181tet the arav..lde . Ve....._ Alemorlal Atbllllslo11- Cllu- Saylor, Middleport; Radcliff llager, 1\!_lddleport; Michael McKellllo, lilt Pritt This W...... GIRLS :~O:n~=~ =~~.:~ :~ Phoenix, Ariz. Friends art re- d with lace and nove!Ueo !<Jr weddlns• and r«optioDI. :':etty nylon half apron• ill red, blaok, blue, l>irll< and DYize - Cotton print half apriJI1I - terry <loth hall aprono _ ootloll print cobbler and eobberette apron• bib OJII'ODI - coverall oproDI oud utro large lioo oprona. e&ee this . line oelecllou ol popular prlce apiona 011 lbe IbiD Floor. 11114 PLIICI LINID Sllto ' to U. Solkl colon. Red lild Ro711L . llonal machinery lor 0 ~rea YOU ALWAYS SAVE ON Sizes 29 to 42 waist measure, solld colop. ~f:t~ Ioden green, wheat and antelope.-~ l~th belt ash bit 1n your choice of Ivy ....,..e ~ps8oretapered leg 'st)'!e with adjllltable waist. I Come and see all the models now. llse our Lay-Away Plan: Regular col1ar styles and Sizes from 28 to 5~, and your 'drr:c~=.:r:.'t:-: are "Reston" quality slacp rna e '? B b SUm of them are Wash 'D Wear quality. ot models and Regular models. · easy lay away plan. SEWING MACHINES • 59.50 up SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SLACKS AT ELBERFElD$ Christmas is the sea· SINGER 1 CORDUROY CRAWLERS at son of practical gifts 'I ' Sot tho complete Uno of MEN'S CAPS •nd BOYS CAPS $1.00 ond $3.95 Flannelette Night Gowns Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns . WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND OHIO f to black $1.00 a - - - - - ; The Fabric Shop • . Also Men's $4.49 Bl""h'll Mtdras J•cket Men's (ampul Nevtr Iron Solid Color earth, spsce chiefs said. . ' See the many other "Mr. Wrangler" Jackets on the first floor. for $2.50 cU &overnmenl statement oeerully .... In London, Britain's Parll· ament went on standby alerl today to provide the conslltu. urnves Ig ton roun J PJ ££ R 338 n ants 0 0Ute h W by local instructor h OffMn.l TRI-M OFFICERS - Officers of the Southern High school Tri-M organization, headed A 16 year-old Rt. 2 Racine youth was found serious- Richard Lee, installed 15 new members in ceremonies at the igh school ednesday nig ly injured this morning over an embankment along State 1 for this are, I to r, Brenda Noms. secretary, Caroly n Lipscomb, treasurer, Bill Zerkle, president, Bever., . Route 338 at Plants. Pnce, and DlXIe pre_sident.:-:::Sentlnel p_ho_t_o_. - -- - - -- - - -- - - - - The identified by authorities as Ray Mon· ley Wolfe, was found lyrng m front of a 1955 model car / ... .... he apparently had wrecked shortly alter 10 p.m. Thurs- . ERROR CORRECTED dav. i II was erroneo.us.IY reported , ' Wolfe, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson M. Wolfe of I' on Oct. 20 thai Wilham C. Dln· r' Rt. 2, Racine .. was rushed to Holzer at 8:08 a.m. .guss, who is serving a senlence . tbrear. aplnsl tbe Brttisb e•l· ''Spirit of 76" Gemini flights now set for December. The honors, inslead, will go appartntly 1o astronaut David Scott, co-pilot of the Gemini 8 orbital FebruarYoyage expected next .lroll '• or March· Scott w1'll ou~'·Ide '"••s ca••ule •· for at least one complete orbil aroond ~ Zipper front, slash pockets, ny~r ~dec~~~~b~:: warm, com!ort~ble, Ught weig S a 11 Medium, Greens and whites, srzes are rna ' Large. The sale price at Elberfeld• is And Boys $3.95 Bl""lng Madras Jocktts permit astronaut Tho- tUPI) - Rbodeola today de- COLUMBus _ THE STATE ,' 1 8 II ffighway Department will 1 ,, t·• 1 lace under contract in CU • era Y areo • G nd Lak ( I ence IIIIa weekend. Britaltr ll 137,594,0011 I8 II1 freed ntll Rhotbe oga, h eugaworth a of non e - mterles ddetermined not &o give slate lg counlry's blacksoma vost ma· . hway conslrue tion. es a Hi hwa Director p E. Mash. eter gsa1'd ya totaI of 11.38 m1'IU on a)IH'IIy vol-iD innumbfn, tb0 governm 1 are rtveo of such projects rs programm fo . ed " •• • ll.le r thethethree """nlies by the .......... of them eX· baian"e pected lo be under contract by 1974. 1 NYLON JACKETS 52 BY 52 INCHIS FOR SALE OF OUR WOMENS $2.95 ) ~:fg ~e~~~~~e o~~~~eP~l~ rifg~~s ~! ~~"";;~~ Anolhor Shipment Populor Flonnol Bad< THIS WEEK-END WE'RE HAVING A Singer gift on 1 for $3.00 to a walk, t elolour man elared geocy abe<au.. of alleged mas fl. during Staffordh take• sueh 10-day olale of emer- pelr polr pelr For this sale; $3.50 • You save on all Cosmetics and Hair Care Items at Elberfelds-Be sure to visit the Cosmetic De· partment, select what you need and save. We are having sale prices on our special purchase of Women's P".' , ... 0 i: WOMEN'S COATS This Week-end $2· In si2es 8 to 16 Madras plaids that reverse or tan. 99c Chorl.. Antell H1lr Sprty - - - - - 66c Ceryl Rlchtrds "Just WondtrfuiH - - - 89• Alberto VOS Heir Sprty --~--- 1 Mox Foetor 15 oz. Qu..., Slu - - - - - : $1.50 Adorn Wattr fret Hair Spray $1.1 2 $1-67 $2.25 Adorn Hair Spray 99c Woodburys Drum Set ~----- 73c Be first to thoose yours now. ~liln.y new aems . Glm'r s \1 it! Pns, H<..Lncllra ,~." 1-fPad SearL~. etc. PET TURTLES _ _ 29t and 39t Plam and p:llnled $2 69. $ ' • 2 69 $3' 89 1 49 Honthldo (unllnod) Pigskin, thor1111lllned Buckskin, notural, llnod Pigskin, thtrmol llntd In tho Coomotlc Deportment on tho hi floor Chrislmas Cards On Display •• • ' REVERSIBLE MADRAS JACKETS HAIR SPRAYS CONTINUES THIS WEEK -----:--::-:-- .... .- 2· posal BOY$ $4.95 YOU CAN REALLY SAVE ON and ing 10 U. S. space officials. The - - - - - - - - - - , U. s, space agency revealed - - - ... Thursby II . had killed a proSAIJSBURY, Rhodesia Goottkln GlovN (unlinod) $1.49 1 po:r Buckskin GlovN (thtrmolllnod)- $ 2•89 1 polr Horoohldo Glovto (rod lining) $2. 89 • P•t Honohldo whlto, with rod lining - $ 89 1 FILM ··--··-···-·············-· ·-·· ~Iineo . Stewart , R1chard Widmark. Karl Malden .. Ar· lhur Kennedy, Patrick an American astronnut will be ' delayed until next year, accord.ll MENS WOLVERINE Sale! KODAK FILM '1'.11. or SPACB CENTER. HOUSTON Found • ~ Seriously Injured Ill I FI.eld ats Wreck Site N' h G d IS - Tht next "walk In space" by ' was surroundf>d by silver candl es. Mr . .and Mrs. Wigal rel'eived many nice gifts. Carroll Baker. • Teen-ager Mrs. Wigal rf:'<'eived a diamond ring from her children. Jarkit> . Judy . Phyllis Ann, Bryan Harrv IRe and George. 'T';le din~er was prepared and servf"d by Mrs. Otis Bailey. The- rel'ept ion was planned by Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Wigal and Judy Wigal J\-lrs. Bailey's homr was' derot'ated with fall flowers and silver wedding bells. The r~;~ke, tr!mmt>d in roses, decor- '1'1 hi 25th wedding anniversary Octo. 17 al lhE' home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis BliiiPy. ~; ~joa, ~ ~ ~ f~ IIIJIIbacj 0 . ' ., .' a. a.. ~res1,j ... ' . ' ,,; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 4, 1965 laudermilt tompkins