https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0232ba245cab55b7814e35a7adff4b02.pdf c696a429a2cdbf3501d56c796df3c2e9 PDF Text Text • ' ~auy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Nov. B, 1965 1 Around And 1Gri·d Team's Dads Honored ' About ' 1:... I"' C • @ Middleport World Community Day Observed by Church Women of Pomeroy Bend area Church women of the area the host churcll Jed the aervtce SOCIAL. . CALENDAR BABY ADOPI'ED CllAP1'EII TO MEII!T Mr. and Mro. John R. Weeks Retw:tuJQIIIIban Melg._;jlltapof Reynoldsburg are announc- ler Daughters of the American lng the sdoptlon of a five day ' ill eet Friday a)Lended the World Community with the reaponse1 given by old baby gn-1, Mary Beth, Fri- Revolution, w m Day observance Friday after· the eongregation. Taking the, day, November 5. Grandparents afternoun, Nov. 11 11 the hOlD' . UJ re~ame i noon at the First United Pres· pari of the four readers were l NOV. t are Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks of Mrs. Dale Dutton with . ads of the Middle rt Ye~ nehill Chet Tannehill; M8 x Mr. and Mrs. John .Brown byterian Church In Middleport Mrs. Richard Owen, P"'!'identl There will be a b•ke sale Sa~ and Mrs. Herman Scholl of Harold Lohse and Mrs. Harold O J k t I tball rad were Wh'tl~tch J me Whitlach· Re- (Sandra Fult<i and family of with women of the several I of the B. H. Sanborn Mtsilon· urday, Nov. 6, m the Simpson Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs.•John Sargent assisting hostesseo. Mrs. ~" edac end 00 sq be 1 . 11 M • "~II ss~cey Bu~ton Columbus are guests of her bro- churches taking part. ary So-ciety of the First Baptist Building on 3rd Street, Racine, Frick and Mrs. John Batey of Ausust Pickkoja, State Llbrlr· wnor a seruor rs o gma arStUtJake . ~Turner; Den·; 1ther and family, Mr. an d Mrs. The t.herne, 1or ,th e ~~ce · Church ; Mrs. J ack curt·IS, For- beg'mmng · lfNI8l. grand par- 1an, will be the •a.1•t sNiaker the Middle rt Himem h School Bob Pridd a! 9 a. m., sponsor- Pomeroy are ... •• . h' B P,;' wece g al tad nis Ault ~harles Bush· Mike John ~·ultz and family. They was entitled 'La~ty s M!sston est Run Methodist Church; ldrs. ed by the BYF. ents. The Weeks also have a Roll call response will be • Ia· 1 ~:~~~:n!ve~~g during 1;. ~id- Gress, J~mes Gress, and Steve! were called here for the funeral in World Affairs," pr.,ented in[ Arnold Richarda of the MOlin! The Southern Local . B and son. Thoma• age eight. vorite book. ·. diP o;t . Jackson game. Pullens, James Pullens. of Mrs. Jay Myers. !Litany form . The serv_Jce badl Moriah B~pbst Church, and Boosters Association wdl spon. · ~. P . . . • 1been prepared by MISs Mary Mrs. Dav1d Yost of the Racine oor a teen-dance at the Junior The Middleport band entered!1 For the haUtime band show , Mrs. A. A. Dillard Is a medl· ' Abraham, who Is studying at Baptist Church. , High School building on Saturthe .field for 3 pre.- game cere- i the Middleport band entered the 1cal pahent at Me1gs General) the University of Pennsylvania Serving as usher~; for the day Nov. 6 after the game with monies, marching m g~se stepl field marehJng to the yard: Hospital in Pomeroy where she [· and plans to return to teaching offering were Mrs. Edward Easiern. ~ Anderson of '" l~e center of the !tel~, for tine for the Fanfare by Yoder. , is being treated .ror a stroke. in the History Department of Foster, Mrs. Lulu Hampton, WMPO will emcee the dance the Star Spangled Banner un- Leading the band were Connie Her son: Paul D1llard of Chi· IIsabella Thoburn College, Luck- Mrs. Robert Werner and Mrs. • which will concluda at 11:30. der the d~rectmn of Mr. Wd· 1 Cooke, drum majorette ; Mary cago, Ill., has amved and w1th now, India. I Clarence Henderson. Gifts ol The Senior class of Pomeroy ham K Russell. Miss Conme , Lou Teaford and Carole Ander· her at flle hospital. Mrs. Dwight Wallace of· money and children's smocks u••h School will sponsor 1 )'itCooke " drum !ll'lljorette. ' fl ag beams,· and Ch ns · t'me [ E -· · ktts · are to be used .... ,son, J and sewmg ney supper at flle Pomeroy Ele1 pending The band then played "F~~ ~ Bailey, Elaine Davi~. Kathy Me- the :::~~~d in °~~e:, ~; guest by flle Church Wor.ld Service in mentary School Saturday from He s A Jollv Good Fellow Elhmny, Debb1e (,rueser and . da h B b Chile South Amenca. The ser· 4-7 p m Proceeds to be used · Di Da · · of h1s ug ter ar ara. 1or . • . . . In honor of the foothall dads ana VIS, majorettes. Dad's weekend ~~ Ohio Univerv1ce ccmtamed lour elements of toward trip to Washington, D. who were mtroduced. The The band went into a precis-' .1 prayer -- Praise, Thanksgiving, c. ba~ and the Dads then made a ion rout ine to the tunes. "lo:v.! 51 Y· Confession and Intercession. NOV. 7 comdor .tor the football squad ,erythmg's coming Up Roses" : Mr. and Mrs. Dewy West of Mrs. Wallace Introduced Mr. Solicitation Team training for to m~ke Its "ntrance to the heid i and Military Eseort. For their ! Dunlmr, W. Va. and St. Peters. Brewington, teacher in the the Methodist Higher Educa· burstmg through the orange and last show of the season the burg, Fla. have spent the past The November rneetmg of the; Middleport schools and a lay tion Crusade will be held at black hoop. 1 band presented Its outstanding week with Mrs. John Kincaid. Golden Rule class of the Porn-' minister of Heath Methodist Heath Methodist Church Sun· Representing David Ashley 'Lights Out" show featuring the !' They left Wednesday for thelt eroy Church of ChriSt was held Church, who gave the Dtel!Sage day afternoon Nov. 7 at 2 p. m. was Wilbur Ashley: John consecutive squads from the home and were accompanied Thursday evemng -llt the home for the afternoon on "Laity's All couples taking part are urg· Balke, Eddie Blake, Sr.; Larry center making a large diamond ; by Mrs Kincaid who went to of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sewell, Mission in ~orld Affairs." ed to attend. The Official Board G!ad:wen. Delbert Becker; K_en ending in a _company front on ICharleston with them _w_here she Syracuse. . Mr. Brewmgton ~w upon meeting will be held Sunday Harr1s. Gene HarrJ.s; Ron Hm· ' the so yard tme. plans to enter MacMilhan Hos- Mn. Jerry Masters, vice poes- his rormer a.rmy exp.enence for evening, Nov. 7, at 7:30 p. m. day, Edison Baker; Buddy ' pita! for fool surgery Her dau- 'd 1 d ted th t' . background mformalion on rellNOV. 1 Moore, Ted Riley, Jr.; Sean!b W~Ul re~ and ~r~en lights t_he gter, Mrs. Paula R~ttencutler ~:n ~b:~~c of Mr: m~~';:~ ~ious . prac~ices ln foreign DB· 'lbe River-view PTA will meet Mullen, Don Mullen: Fred Rob- d~n ~fl ~ a s~:les of s~all and family will be with her. Bowers presid t · D t" lions mcludmg England, France, Monday evening, Nov. 8 at 7:30. inson, Ray Coles; Rod Sauer, wmon s m a _Iagana 1 pace. . en,- . evo wns Germany, Russia and the Orient A talk will be given by Mrs. l Rod Sauer; Juck Sigman, Her· ?len~. medium dla~onds mov. Dr. and Mrs. John Harley takE'n from II Cormthlans were countries, Korea and Japan. He Velma Pikkoja of the Bookmo-' sal McCloud: Gary Stobart, Har· mg m ~ntrary moll~n a_nd one I will spend the weekend In_ Ath- led by Mrs. Gardn~r w.:hru~g said America, as one of the bile. 'I'tle eighth grace class will old Hallv· Roger Swartz Gene large diamond changmg mto an ens where Mr. Harley Will be who also read an article, Chfl!l· powerful nations of the world h ld b k I , , I 'X" r G' . " from the bo ok . has respoosibHity in presenting oThea Laurel a e sa Cliff e. Swartz, . Larry vance. Cornell · I the guest of his daughter, Anne, lan _Jvmg, Better ; \ j Vance; Sam Hood, MilLon Hood; l The band then formed a a sophomore, for the rather's DevotiOns. Prayer by Mrs: A. a good example in its way of Heslfll CluL will meet at flle l Ra\' Hindy C w Baker· Larry church stet:'ple and cross forma- Weekend at Ohio Umvers1ty. L. Phelps closed the devotions. 1 government moral tltatus and Col b' G Off' .. d tl · ' · · · I ti •h'l 1 · "Th k · ' • urn 18 as 1ce ~uon BY. a Stobart, Harold Hally; George. on s" ~.: p-aymg an sg_IV· Mrs. Harley will visit with h_er It was voted to change the lllSSistance to needy nations. 7:39p.m. for a demonstration. Sauer, Lewis Sauer, Jr. ; Jeff ~n_g _ onr ~nd a bel_l formatiOn mother, Mrs. Margaret DaVIS. meeting night from the first He concluded With the bene-. All members are urged to Boggs, Lionel Boggs: Jim Con· ~~t~t ~~~~:r 1~:\l~}!day season Mrs. J~mes Harley, Middl_eport, l Tuesday to the seconrt Tuesday dietio~. Mrs. Lillian Steiff was attend. · de, James Conde; B1ll Hackett, F' 11 • t I" ·1 w1ll JOin her son and family on of each month Trays and plaq orgamst for the service and Pomeroy Elementary PTA George Hackett, Jr.; ?!lark Tan- th obao~mfg t led tgiJts Oldlt_ show Sunday for dinner at Ute Hak- ues were dist~ibuted to sell a; presented an organ solo, "Come will meet Monday at 7·30 P m e n orme t 1e tra 1l10nal c, t We Thankful People Come " · · · "M '' for the Alma Mater ro!- ~er (n er. a money making project. Plans ' · There will be a panel discus· r lowed by a special tribute to were made for a Christmas parslon on ''How We Encourage P - . Oldo the seniors in the band. , ty on December 14 at the home Cheating.'' Refreshments will , Orange mums wore presented aS I 50 of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush. be served by the fifth srade . .) to the seniors including Sharon mothers. I TONIGHT Harrison, 5 years in the band; agn Ia m Refreshments were served by • Bethel No. 62 of the Inter· , DAVE CLARK ~ Edith Haptonstall, 5 years, Oil· ~t bosts to and Mrs. Jerry national Order of Job's Daught' "HAVING A ta Lewis. 5: Jon Cunningham M F k St t . Led Washters an son, Tommy, Mrs. New officers were eJected ,ers will meet in regular aes· ~ WILD WEEKEND" ~~Ed c ·J , ~ ' rs. ran r.war ass1s e rung, Mrs. Walter Kenne1 · M d t 7 30 t l3 . Roy , b, M R. h d C b II en- d J M when the Young Adult Class of S!On on ay a ' p. m. • ''more. 3 ~; twl8 lllrHd IOf ,.,., \ The .L>ave Clark Five, Bar- Colem(:ln, ti years, longest ser·l } .rs. IC ar amp .e ' y r., rs. Charles Eskew, th B adf rd h . the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. · bara Ferris. • vice record , Carolt:' Andel'son 5 tertalne_d the Past Chiefs _of Mrs. Milton Roush, Mrs. Phelps, rn:, ;ue~a C ur~h ~f Chnst The Daughters of Ruth class "CODE 7, VICTIM 5" (IIDGf1 ~lilt 011d folafl .I y efve~mg m the of the United Methodist church Lex Barker. Ronald Fraser, flag bearer 2· Connie Cooke' 5 Magnolia Temple, Pythtan SIS· Mrs. llllrold Smith and Mrs. Veronique Vendell. majorette. 2, ~nd Drum Maj~r· irsi ~~u.rsd~r ~vening at her Denver Kapple. so~~ey r~;; ~onn~ ch~~~~ell will meet at the church, Motto 1ette 1; Mary Lou Teaford, 5, aTsh amt. · 1omhe. f president; Mrs. Evelyn Wood' day at 12 noon, for a ThanksA PAtti 0 If lag bearer 2· Chr!'st'1 B ·1 t' mee mg, n c arge N"j S • · · · d.mner an d meet'mg. SUN., MON. ond TUES. • • · ' • . ne . aJ ey, Miss Thelma Grueser, presi· I ly lllchera J v1re president; Mrs. R u Lh' gJVtng November 7·1·9 5. majorette 2: David Oltver 4; d ;d , th Lh L rd's Cl b E . d ILambert secretary · and Mrs The W.S.C.S. of Heath Metho- See the Complete Une of Hosiery for Wome11,', John Ford't 3\1; Sandy Hollinshed, 5; Joyce Pen1• opent . ~ 1 f 11 • .d u ith U ntertame Anna Hl;ssell treas;!fer · dist Church will meet Monday "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" Long, 5: Kathy Lacey, 5. Also ! dray,~r m umsTonh, 0k 0 ~. gwb Mrs Herbert Dixon entertain·[ The me~tidg was ope.ned by evening, Nov. 8 at the church. Girls, Men and Boys and Infants on Sale on tht 1,~ h ·ed De Sl . ' evo Jons on an sgJVm y d th N'ft S . Mr (Technicolor/ ono1 was e aven, semor l M C be e e 1 y lltchers c I u b the vice president Lind s. Rober! Coals Is program Floor. All sizes for everyone ln famQy, 'Select 0 Carrol] Baker. Sa ....Mineo, ~heerle:ader. . , • _Iss • rue::~· _ __ n: __ ~~~ !..: Thursday evening ~t her home, I Grimm with n,P ~~~'ril"lt .. rp frfl~ NOV. t _... __ .., vour need~ now. p eremomes VOL XVII WORLD 1 . . • . , TUES., NOV. t illGIIL!GHTS 7:30 MY MOTHER, THE CAR - "TV or Not TV" - "Moth· tr" devises 1 contest "victory'' plan. whlcb baUfues. <"Moth... plaJed b7 Ami Sothern 1. 8:110 PLEASE DON'T EAT DAISIES - •Sbapo Up Or Ship Onl"' - .Joan and Jim Nuli (Palrldll Crowley and llart Mmorl lind themselves IDadftrteall1 lralnlag two sons fwlbt White lloust and two for 1111 Flnlp Legion. 9:110 TUESDAY NIGHT AT I'IIE I40VIES - "GI Blues," 7>00 Daily Word 7:05 Mike Wallace NeWI 7>30 Buddy Starcher Show 9.00 Captain Kangaroo 10>00 I Love Lucy 10:30 Tho McCoya 11: 00 Andy of Mayberry 11 :00 Dick Van Dyke Show 12:00 Love of Life 12:25 Midday News 12; 30 Searcli For TOIIIOITGII l2:45 Guiding Light 1:00 Woman'• Page 1:JO As The World 1'uru 2:00 Password 2:30 House Party 3 00 To Tell The Truth 3·25 CBS News 3:30 Edge Of Nigh! 4>00 Tbe Secret Storm 4:JO Sgt. Preston 5 00 Early Show 6:30 CBS Evening News 7' 00 News Report 7:15 Your Wesfllerman 7:20 Sports 7:30 Rawhide 8:30 Red Skelton 9 30 Petticoat JWJctlon 10:00 National Citizenship Test II: uo News Tonight 11:15 Weather Teller 11:20 Lato Show starring Elvis Presley, with Juliet Prowse, James Douglas and Hobert Ivers. Tulsa McCauley, a tank gunner with the US 3rd Armored Division in West Ger~ many, attempts to win a $300 wager by "defrosting" a cold· ·11eated nightclub dancer (Misa Prowse 1. NARRATOR HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - David Macallum CG--Stars of "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." series, will narrate a long·playing album of great works of poetry. LISTEN T:,:~:m!~;':. ~=~~1t 9:30 AM 1360 o:,:~· WMOV ........-. w. vo. . ...., ___________ _ I ' MA>rnt11c 11''" :011 'lbl y ouagMtme Set 12:011 Dounl llled Sbrnr 12:30 Father ' - • Bal 1;00 Beo 2:00 Tbe N11r811 2:30 A 11mo For U1 2:55 New• 3:011 Generll Hoopttll l: liO 1'ltt Y0U111 r.tarrllda 4>00 Never TllO YOUIII 4:311 Wbere lbe ActlcllliJ 5:00 Soupy Salol 5:30 Leave It Te au... 6:00 Weather 6:05 Pacemaker Nlwl 6>15 Peter J-lnp NIWI 6:30 Talea of Weill Farp 7:00 Have Guo Will Travel 7:311 Combat ''" Mellale'1 N&VJ I: 011 F Troop 1:30 Peyton Pllce 10:00 This Proud Land 11:00 Pacemaker Ntwa 11:15 Wuther 11 ;211 8porll 1t:JO ABC Nliblllll ca.., pm. Klrrderprtm Friendly Giant Kami Sblbal lllltb ltlmt What'o New creative P1r1011 Baltimore SympboaJ British calendar New& Proftle-KJII HID TITLE awm:a HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Tbt title of "Tate o1 the F01" hu been changed Ia "Anyono Venice?" ror Shirley Booth, liar a! "!lao '"'" on the CBS Televlllon N"" work, has given 4,0110 pertorm:. lllCel lD so pya. ' ' ' I ' liar lllanell ~· bu ... Ill by produelr • dlnciOr Morloa Da Colli u lllr .. "Dapl>..! •• • ...., liluatlGD eomedy ll!l'iel .belDC Jftllll'ld lot 11M b7 CBS MEl faiL Mia O'Hara lw llrl role of 1 bllluttlul, Jllld. eap widow wbo oruldon!J qulta the 101-Nt Uf1 lor I ..,...~ al lllburiJia alllew». Dan Thomas & Son ......,,..... a.- WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:GO Da1)J Word f:tl5 lllb Wlitace Newa 1:10 Buddy Starcller Show t:OI capiiiD Kaqaroo 10:01 I Ime Lucy 111:30 Tbl McCoy~ 11:00 Altdy a! Maybeny 11:311 lllct Van Dyke Sbrnr 12:GO LoN 0! Life 12:21 MlddaJ N0111 12:30 Search For TOIIIOITOW 12:45 Galdlq LIJbl 1:00 Weman'a Page 1:30 Aa World Turnl 2:00 PuiniOrd 2:311 Jlaule Party J:GO To Toll '1'111 Trulll J:25 CBS News 1:10 Etlp of Nllbt 4;00 Tbl Secret SIAtnD 4:3' Sgt. < on 1:00 Eari1 Show 1:311 CBS EvetlDi Newa 7:00 Newt lleptft 7:15 Your WeathermiD 7:20 8pGrtl 7:10 l.<llt Ill 8pael 1:311 111Yfll'i1 Hlllbllllett t:OI GreeD Acrea 1:311 Dlclt: VID Dyke Sbaw lO:GO My Name lo Blrbra 11:01 Tbl NIWI Toal&ht 11:11 Wealller 1'llltr 11::10 Law Sbow n. WED., NOV.liiUGBUctm 7:111 TilE VIRGJNlAN - ablrr!Dc JIIDOII Drury In tbo IIIII roll, Lee J. Cobb u Judi• Garth. Doug McCiura u Trampu, Clu Gulager u Deputy Ryker, and RandJ Boone u Randy. •Noblllly · ol Klnp." 'l'onnented by past lllJurel, I randla' dlltr.el hll lllllity 100 •ntaaonllea fellow ranclt11'1 ID hll aJnciHnlnded driYI 10 build 1 eattle empire. 10:GO I SPY - llarriDI ~ 111 Culp· IIIII BID Cosby u Amerl<u lltlelllcence agenta, KeJ. 1y RobinltOO and Alowlder Scotl. ~No Erdut..e on D~~~~&ged MerdutndiM." Aputa ~ ud llcott ltrilloai x.m, lor ... •lullft double agent, tha IIIIJ pll'laillbl Omi~ ... ·IIIWDc io 1r,s. • uptur~t~ .__..... FIVE CEN11 U.S. Planes Bomb Seven Red Missile Sites in Past 4 Days •!:;Ill TeaChers are cODUDended .g,•• Meg Husband [ Charms reen l Stars Sunday • I I. Reporl says con.dit'Ions At Lak•IR are DepIorable Wednesday's Television Program NEW YORI (UPII - lloolt WOUB-TV Channel20 ' 1 Staff, Parents, . ,,. Qn Clalt Jleporl 7:00 '1'odiJ f:• Todly 0111 Your War 1:25 Today out Your War t:GO 'lllelllloapl 1:30 Bldtokr F1tber lO:GO Frldlnd Pbr10:25 NfWI 10:30 c-JnlloD 11:111 liGnllDI lbr 11:30 Pll'8diM Illy UIIO Jeopard)' Let's >y~ 1:30 8btciD" Jllllbtne 1:110 ....... aJ Trulll 2:30 , . Doelon 1:00 AIIGCblr World 1:10 Y011 lloD't llf t:GO lfr. ~ PrPt'"M"'r"'~t. I:GO a.,1:01 Ntn Plcltln ,,. Jim 'fttlektr Sparta l:a W011tber I:JO ~ Jleporl 7:00 Dr. IDILIIN 7;10 , . Vlrlltda I:OOJidr:IIIIILJ 10:01 l Spy 11:00 Lall NIWI 11:15 Wllllter llrJO Sparta RoBdap ll:JO Tllltl&ld lllow 1:2!1 Dally Word ''" 'lbl Blbll ADrwm • :110 Fun School t; 15 KlDI and Odll 5"311 6:00 6.15 6:30 7:00 7:30 '= oo IO>Illl ' ·: .. 1 the WSAZ-TV Channel3 WHTN-TV Channel13 WCHS-TV ChannelS 1>45 Corn Cob Report 7:00 Today Show 7,25 Today Out Your Way 1,20 Today OUt Your Way 9:00 The 3 Stooges 9>30 Bachelor Father 10:00 Fractured Phrase! 10>115 News 10:30 Concentration ll: 00 Morning Star 11 ·311 Paradise Bay 12.00 Jeopardy 12:30 Let't Play Posloffice 1:00 Midday News 1:30 Slngin' Jamboree 2:00 Moment of Truth 2:30 The Ductoro ! :00 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Mr, Cartoon Present! 4:30 Woody Woodpecker 5,00 Cheyenne 6:00 New.'l Picture 1:20 Jim Thacker Sports US Weather 6>30 Huntley-Brinkley Report 7:00 John Forsytha 7:30 My Mofller, The Csr 1>00 Pleuo Don't Eat Daisies 8:311 Dr. Kildare 9:00 Tuesday Night at Movies U:00 Lato Newt Picture 11:15 Wuther ... 11:20 Sports Roundup . ,-. 11:311 Tonight Show ·-.. ~ • Tuesday's Television WSAZ-TV Channel3 . ' •I 1 --.... ..,., I ________ ......... _____________ . • .., Michigan Man Cited Twice on Same Count 1 I~" ~ - ;;:. '•I I ~ .-~s •' lo a farm field oear lito vllla1• of West Salem ID IIOrtbwntern Way.. County. ba AutboriUes said the plane, ·beffeved to be from tile Clevathe Janel area, apparently weld down in beavy fog lltmday night but wao not dt..,..,ered :•til t;: ~ after SAIGON fUPl)-U.S. planes pilot parachuted Into enmylpicked up unharmed. capital. Three other &Ilea awn ay. e v c ms were smashed seven Russian-built territory. The spokesman said Red elsewhere were damaged bf not Immediately ldeattned, aurface . to. air ISAM'l mi8sile "Cbopper" Dtnmed missile sites were attacked six Navy planes. CLEVELAND . - MAYOR ~-UHm 11til sites in Communist North Viet About 90 minutes loter, a times in the past 41 hours. The Fl~ brought down Ralph Loeber waa to take office I Nam during the. past four days, U.S. Navy Cli3C heliropter was U.S. Navy A4 Sky hawks Friday was hit about 211 miles today for 1110ther two • year · a U.S. spokesman disclosed hit by antiaircraft shells and all today streaked through heavy oorth of Thanh Hoa as the raid term, alth<luab he has 1101 offietoday. Six aircraft involved in four crewmen aboard were ground fire 60 miles east of. hagan. Other planes quickly ially been elected yet. the missions were shot down forced to parachute. One man, Hanoi, the Communist capital, jettisoed. their bombs to fly CeriUicalioo of the reaulto of and six crewmen are missing. the fllght mechanic, wa! picked and damaged Four SAM launch· protective cover for the downed last Tuesday'• election wu be· The military spokesman said up later. era, four missiles and several pik>t, but no parachute was lng ,held up by the Cuyahoga an Air Force F106 Thunderchief Later tbe same night, another buildings. All returned safely to seen. County Board of Electiona unwas downed by a Communist AlE flylng protective cover the carrier U.S.S. OriJkany. Authorities aid there wa1 til the official count of the bal· missile in a raid Friday. Its also was obot down. No Neu Harlol tittle hope the six miiSing rue,.. lois was completed. pilot presumably was killed. parachute was sighted, accord- U.S. Air Force jets, striking would be found. It brings to lOS Law enforcement •gencles_ln On Saturday, an Air Force ing to other pilots. eloser to Hanoi than ever Ule number of Americaas LONDON - '· NEW BRIT· Meigs County had an eaSier AlE Skyraider supporting rescue A Navy plane was shot down before, Sunday destroyed two believed kllfed or eaptnred In Ish propose! v opened the work load than usual over lhe helicopters was brought down Sunday but its pilot parachuted SAM sites and a rocket support raids 011 Nortb Vietnameao wav lor m. ~ in the seew..kend ·by heavy groundflre and its Into flle China Sea and wu facility just 22 mile& from the territory. oaw battle c, .. ,rds over Independence for Rhodesia. The Sheriff's department lrad The next move was up to no arrests, the Pomeroy Pollee S k k Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian department two - both of the I Smith. He hu threatened to same man a few hours apartun Project Results 'Gratifying' sever the colony from Britain and the Middleport police are by Cbrlstmos. continuing investigation ol • minor wreck. THREE PERSONS WERE Operation ''KID Skunks." program have been collected . pletely or partially. completed. Pomeroy Villa&e Of. killed today when a Ught plane Emergency rescue squado of completed Saturday. showed or ac<.'OIInted for by the agen- Sugar Run Swamp Area - 21ficials state that qs are 1101 cra!lhed In • heavy fog In NorthM1ddlepo_rt and Pomeroy alao gratifying results according to cies partidpatin& in the project. egg~ eaten completely or par· permitted to run at large. Tbl• western Wayne County, I he had a light weekend. Pomery Dr. E. r . Maag, Acting Health The Health Department was tially. warning wos previously issued Highway Patrol reported. firemen were called out at I commissioner of Meigs county. ably assisted by the Pomeroy . . by the mayor aDd toUncil. Stray Al.BUQUERQUE, N. M. p. m. Saturday but the afa~m He announced the skunk con- Village Officials, U. S. Fish Wylhs Hill Area - 1 tggo dogs found rUDilini toooe 111111 Roy C. Bliss, Republican Na· was cancelled wlthm two mm· trol project, conducted in the and Wildl~e Department (Divi· eaten partially or completely. be picked up by flle ofllclals, or tiona! chairman, will undergo utes. A car at Butternut and wastelands and Iring< areas in sion of Wildlife!, Ohio Depart- 1t" believed that all the eggs the county do£ warden. final lerllo today by opeclallsts MaiD had been reported oliN!. Pomeroy, from November 2nd ment of Natural Resourcea (Di· were eaten by skunks due to other areas in the eowrly trymg to determine Ule cauoel Middleport E·R squodmen through November 5th, bas end- vlsiOII of Wildlife) and the Vet- the way tho. eggo were opende are experiencina ...., lilUloi severe chest palna which hoswere called to their home b.,., ed. AI! the controls used In this ertnary Unit of the Ohio Depart- I~ IS not possible to deterrmne tion which hal existed in Pom· the . fire hall .. where a rabies ment of Health. l.te number of skunks killed In eroy. There are skunks being pitallzed Bli" Friday. clime was bemg conducted. It I' the den gassmg. killed which are found Ia be WASIUNGTON _u.s. OFFI· wa• reported a <log had bitten 1lie resultl o1 the Project Even though the project Is 1 rabid. Pmons In localities olh· cials today pressed forward his master. were gralifymg and It Is behev· -·- - - .~ i er than Pomeroy, &hould boon with plans for a massive air· Meanwhile, on Sunday, Porned that qu!Le 1 few skunks ~~e alert for any animal.! which lift of Cuban relugeeo. But Uley eroy Police charged Carl Staidwere ehmmated. This ~re~ect· . l are acting strause. These animade it clear the new refugee er, MI. Clemens, Mich., with ed by tile fact fllat. t e ave I malo should be reported to the ment wllh Cuba did not . . driving without~ license at 1>:10 been few skunk_• killed 10 the Meigs County Health Departmean any easing of relations BIG RADISH - Utile Charlene Goegletn. petite S p. m.• for which Stalder posted Pomeroy area Since the control C ment. 'with IM-FJdei .CIStro regime .. year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geogletn of his bond of $ii1J, and again at , program started. There. will. All pets mould be Jnnoculat1 Flatwoods, )lalda a l,ll~"· ~ oz . .wmter radtsh grown by 6:10 p m. for the same offense • Ml" Vilma Pikkojja and her however be 1 few, po8Sibly '"11 , ed against rablea. The Third cl~ FAYETl'EVILl,E. N. c. - her father fbl:s faH : 'l'ht radiSh· wetghs ovec lour pouads, this time by a different olficer. l ~lstants aald today "the fGiilld. · , · Die was belli 1ft Middleport on Two Negro Marines, admitted· whtch ts heav1er than one he raised last year : . and he To this charge Stalder postedlcooperatlon amoug the Leach- The contro!a were plac~ In ISaturday aftentoon. Slnce.JIIero ly out "Ia destroy the Ku Klux didn't ~nk he. would ever ratse one any btgger than his $100 bond. Both were for ers, children and parents of the the followmt areu and the re- LOS ANGELES tUPI) sn- are quite a few peoplo wbo Klan," were held today on mul- that one.-Sentinet phol<J. appearance Nov. t In Mayor [ Harrisonville Elementary suits were. Prmce~s Margaret and hush ~ could oot brina their pets to ooe tiple charges resulting from a Charles Legar's court. School ia to be commended." Prospect. Hlll - 1 ~ dens gas- [ Lord, Snowden charmed Hoi~ Iof Ure clinics which were held weekend rampage of terror in Saturday night Mayor Legar l The report for Sept~ber was sed, 23 polson eJis. eaten com· woods o~ roy~lty at a swa on Saturdays, Dr _James Moore. which four persons were woundforfited. llllll bond put up by las follows; 10- adult fiction, pletely or parUoll~; there were ! Beverly !fills dmner part~thati Veterinarian, from Pt. Pte... ed by gunfire, an elderly worn· Joseph Neal when Neal failed to 159 - juvenile ftclion, 189 total; DO skunks causht m traps. ]lasted mto t~ :~e ~ours~ ay. I ant. will hold another clinie on an's tY-P was broken and a white appear on a charge of drivlog Z6 - adult non·fiction, 166 End. of Peacock Av~nue at the T~. da~ . lure prance~s·: Thur!day eveninJ, Nov. family of nve u kidnaped. with no operator's license. juvenile non-fictioo, and 151, old DUDe - ]] eg~· eaten_ com· !~!~~ng o~n • m:;e~~ ~~:: ll.' at lh• Middleport Sheriff Hobert D Harten- total. Grand total 361. . ~ g. ' . Fll'e House (next door to the CLEVELAND - NORTIIERN . hach's office said Ja;... S. October and November show- Snow, Fog Cover cap!laf' elite at a party giVen City Hall) from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Ohio union officials today planPT. PLEASANT- The 21 pag~ scathmg report of IJohnson Rl 1 Mlddl rt re- ed a decided increase In read- p f N ti In her bonor at the Bistro All pet owner1 are urgently ned to join In an all-out effort the Mason County Grand Jury concerning Lakin State ported ~t 1:311 ' p. m. tt.;,dsy ing material available and ev- B a~~~ P a ~~ If 1 Restaurant by her <lose lriendl requested 1o havo their peta 011 " sh~o::~ Sharman Douglas. to save Lake Erie from further Hospital retur~ed _Saturday at 5 a.m. found conditions I an accident about i :JO a. m. the eryone took advantage of this YS / 111 Immunized. 1 pollution. . at the mental mstrtutton and the manner m whtch the , same da in which his car was fact, she said. now an . fog _The royal couple eft e The Healtb Department is ,.. Patrick J · O'Malley ' district hospital was bein•~ operated in such deplorable shape , mvolved . Y. . f' separate sections o! the na· mtery shortly before S a.m. . . numerous ealis where !1ve m1les north o , The H · ill School l' , thland td EST ce!VIDI 6 1 dlroctor for the United Auto as to defy description. . . . li Salem Center when it was driv· I arr;:v ~ f was ~~' c~n~atodnor fro s N ·~ ps; I a.t~ li· . ture pets are killJni skunks and hiYI Workers Union, sold Cleveland The report of Lakm State Hospital was the frfth . en by James 0 Johnson 16 a '"1 P1reseln .. ~. Wrendecerfnceul know e Laay mSu or ebmong mo hlon pte 1 not been immunized. Tbia cao and Lorain union members investigation made hy • Mason County grand jury dur. [ . ' ' ma era, "~ o e Da ota to ke penor. eel rilles at t e popu or Le .00 bl and would join In aponsorlng a in the ast 31h ears. ssme address. Damage was es- World" six weeks. Intemstional Falls, Minn., re- French restaurant were Gcego- cres ~"";, 1 ' pro em 1 <''ear Waters Conference as part fhe ev~ence prJ;uLed In the . . . . . limated at$!75 to the front end The Harrl,.nvllle P.T.O. gave ported two inches of flle white ry Peck, Fred Asta~re. Natahe could hUIDIII dead&. Ill the !lltionwide anti-pollution t sbowed lack of funds was live ~ommlllee mvesllgatlng lhe of the. 1!162 Rambler when It the first donation in Meigs stuff in six hours. Wood, Dorothy McGuiro, Jim· It ts. too late ta iove • pet lmofforl. :;:"'problem as many persons hospital reported to Governor was dnven out of the driveway County to Ule Reference library. A broad section stretching my Stewart. Frank Sinatra and m"":,'"" aft~~~ : believed but inadequate staff· Snuth that actually Lakm of the Ethel Rife place Into the The members of the P.T.O. from Nebraslta across the Mia Farrow. Len Y • '" . . DETROIT .- POUCE CONand' man ernent were State Hospital was the filthiest roadway, and then mto a creek and the Harrisonville staff wish southern Great Lakes to the Princess Margaret danced not had .PreVIOUI anli-rabiollmtlnued today to lrllcll: doWn :::' . "":use o!~any of the of all the state institutions vis- beSide the road when young to thank Miss Pikojja and ber upper Ohio Valley was covered with Lelevisioo's Dr. Kildare, munlzat!oD. aeoces of tips In their all. out .11e mam c lied and wss a disgrace to the :Johnson lost control. . assistants lor their kindness and witb fog that hampered air and Richard Chamberlain, and with ----oflort to find a amaU IP'OIIP of 1 s. stale of West Virginia, . .ret There were oo lnjuf!ea or Ill'· generooity to all coocerned in road travel. an old •nd dear friend. wblte youthl beUeved reaponal- The .utenslve report produc- many of the same cond!hons rests. A Witness was James their oommunity. A Marine reserve pilot Peter comedian Danny Kaye. I ble for the sbottlUD street slay· ed testimony and evidence of were found by the Investigating R1fe. . . L Cupery 3S Holland 'Mich Elizabeth Taylor aod husband I tn, of 1 53-year-old Nep clty n~:~t~erouo Instances of indecent grund juror. The Bookmobile will also star! · . ' ' .· ·• Richard Burton also attended 1 employee early Sunday inOrnlng. sex activities between patients . a teachers' reference book U- was killed when. hiS plane They arrived with Rosalind and Authorlllea eald tltey bellev- and. prlioners, trusties, other ~em~ ofb the Jury hfn~esll- . AWAMS~Yd G~ADU~T~S E brary soon which will be a great oras~ed ;;'.hlle '!'"h~ne ~~ Chl~a- Russell in a 1932 English blxi. ed the victim, Eddie Cook, • patients and employees. gthat ng a su mltRtmg t e eng- "· !rmal n " f Maso odyM . help to all teachers who take gdio tedun by Dfrl& hia er. ogl The 90-odd guests. invited by olty aanltatlon worker, wu the - Unbearable odors In filth Y report were: oy Yeauge~, nams ey, son r. an ro. adva?tage. of the . books. Tbe v~ . lm om s ongma Miss Duuglas, were entertainecl tareet of misdirected revenge In juvenile quarters and a foreman, Robert Baird,_ Eff1e Clarence Wamsley, Chiton, W. Hrmisonville teachmg staff be· destmat1on. by several ol their number, lollowln& 1 "apontsneous out- 'strong room' used for punish· Roach, Troy Sayre, LoriS Put- Va.,. has graduatod from a lievo that the Bookmoblie is a Rsm wu reported . Ill the Including linler Judy Garland Funeral servleea W llro. 1111• lollolvinl a opontaneous out- ment. lms, Jean Warner, Robert Hoff· trammg coorse. for supply In- (!l'eat addiUon to its education- Inorth and centra.' Pac1flc Coast and 1 omall ensemble. da M. DeWolfe 11 IIMtb. Olllo burst" of hl<o teeD-age pali- _ Neclecletl medical care of man, James C. Arrowood, Har- ventor;: spec11hsts at Amarillo al facllttles, tlvlng the children reg1on, the Mls~!Sslppl, Tennes- One departing guest said, "it who died Sa~ 11 I:• nne Nearo and 0110 White-ett:· patients reaultini 111 at leaJt ry, McComas, Ethel Hartley, AFB, 1ex. Wamsley IS a gradu- a chance to choose what they see and Ohio R1ver valleys and was a owin&Jag party." Several the :NtRrk lt4rlpltal ller 111 the morning. two deaths Fae Hudson, E. Bartow Jones ate of Wahama High School. wish Ill read, therefore creal- along tile Allanlie CossL others IBid the princess and p. m. 111held ' -Nec~IUes not given pa· Carl Lievlus, Donald 0. Smith, He Is being re-assltlned Ia Stow- inl a desire to rellll accordlni Elsewbece lki01 were mostly her husband were ''deli&htful • will be ~eb~ Ileal&. Ptrl Burris, and Rsy Riffle. art AFB, Tenn. to their ability, clelll' and tenrperatures mild. . d\arming." :;,. ttl 1 .. . 0 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 171 WOOSTER, Ohio (UPI) T11e bodies of twe women aDd. a maa were found today lD tbt wreckage of their Hgbt pne /n Syracuse :r. • -· I Church Class Meets Thursday Young Adult Class Names New OffiCers - ":;. ,jl ~ ."..· ·,;..·'- 1 p t Ch"ef f · M ol" Te pie Are Entertained enttne at y Mr•· ELBERFELDS MEIGS THEATRE • • WHTN-TV Channel13 7:25 DaliJ Word 7:30 Na'f)' Film ol the Week 8;110 Full Sc:lrool 1:15 K1D1 tllld 0t111 I; 30 Mtlr!Jinl Mova 11:00 1'ltt Youag Set 12•GO Donna Reed Show 12:30 Father Kltowl Best 1:GO Ben Casey %:110 The Nunet 2:311 A Tlml For Ua Last R'Ites For I:~Ne\11 3;00 General lloopltal s: 30 The Young Marrieda 4:00 Never Too Younl 4:30 Where The Action Ia 5:00 Soopy Salet &::SO Leiva II To Beaver 6:110 Look II Weather l:tl5 Pacemaker New• I: IS Peter Jennlnga News 1::11 Talea ol Wella Fargo 7:00 Hava Guo Will Travel 7:30 ODie IIIII Blrrtel 1:011 Patty Duke Silo" 8:30 Gtdpt 1:00 'lbe 1111 Vlilfl1 10:00 AIIIOI Burb, Setrel April ll:GO Paeemabr Newa ll:IS Look It Weatber 11:20 Sporta 11:1!0 ABC Nl&hlllft ° ::n:· .:.,. .,;ml Timmy to have surgeryAgain =:::~iT:en:u:peE. Johnson Tltnmy Wlllls, two ,.... old - Hootosexuallty prevalent at I · :r:!:!d.":.~."':u!~~~=:ni,ppedofl.ofleg- WOUB·TV Channel20 ~on:! ::0~ J:..: pi": lllatl=:ve~;• :!ioyes Of to 200,000 U Release Alumi·num from S Tons ;,~M~~~~;;;.,edo.• a#~Q~_::,;:: former Pomeroy resident wu Stockpi.Ies Silt wu bora J _ , II,-. bu~~w!~~!:!rlllei•~Mr :~Bo::Se~== ~!"u~ =~= ~ ~~~!, C.::,:~ • e :m:;: eye last week will omderp a while on duly. WASHINGTON (UP!) - from eovemment stockpiles, slsndards and requires oddl- Since the steel industry was his wife, • 8011. Wllliam, lhrfl bad reSided then otnee May 011 seeond operation at Cblltlren"s - Sllpptlea 011 hand, such as Industry sources believe the Defense Secretary Robert s. Ilona! reflnlnt. operating ·wen below eapaclty, daushtero, Mary Allee, Betty, tltls ~ and had been a forlllhospltal In Cohunbua today. ' llllergency llghl!r, never lD· aluminum price hikes will McNamara said Saturday that these companies could have .and Mildred, ..,. brother, Fred, er. mtdent of Ft. Recovery, Timmy underwettt aurpry ear- stalled lor use. oUck despite the Johnson defense production would re- Some are likening the events taken away buslneu from the 01 Pomeroy, and a sister, Mrs. OhiO. She wu 1 member of llrl ly 1111-lt to olnn tha WOUDd. --Proper after au~tles slow admlnlttratlon's threat to un- quire behl<een 15t1,00ll and 0~ : pa~ week r::.~ others. Fear of 1oo1q marketl Lilly Clark, Cohunbwt. Ohio Coni~ of Methodist 11 Thi oper~~ay will lie on hit ~ Iaa : : load 2tl0,00ll tons of the metal 200,00ll tons moce lD 19tllllhan ~-""and ~"":'tee! Industry was one of the reasona why the Fred Blrtcher loft early to- ~~d hie mer:of~1 : ~ .~ured I eye, the laml.ail Mar 1 teg!sla- from government stot:kpiles. this year. . dar of":.s:!""'Stars. 11111112 . At 1 news conference ·prtce-ralsers flnllly backed day to attend the semce. fl. ..... No one wu understandlag the If the ...,. In VM!t Nam la Salurda Gardner Aclde dowa. . · · MeanwbUe. the '1'ltnmJ 11llls President's ablllty to put up a going to oat up aluminum u Y . Y JUDGEMENT AWAJIDED SurvlvlnC m ldrlltion to blr hnd continues to IJOII. It Ia EVANs·"~ stiff fiBht If he really set his fi!Sl 88 the fDVemtDIDI unloads chalrjnan of the Prea!denl's The Kennedy administration Judpmeut 1n the amoont of mother, ia her buhband, the lliOII'Ofld by the Rullltld fin .. , . mind .oo making the aluminum It then there should be no CouncU of Economic Advlsera brouJbl 1 wbolt armful of tt,I2UII bu .been •warded the Rev. H. Wayne DeWolfe, two ~ ID ~atlon . wlth 'I'hi ~County Juilkr·Falr lndus&ry do an abOut-face. slackening In .le!nartd for what lbe .. ~:mw" P:: other weepo111 to bear on lleel. plalnUI!, Yleldmor Feeds, Inc., ltllll, Harold W., Huth and Jlo. ~ .... Cotmtr lilatlfl'l de- a..rd Sa~ eleveted Deltny But Industry sources doubted the producers• life tumiDC out unJitatlfled In lbe ' ; \ ol the Four IIJIII.Irnat Jnverrllgallons from lhl-de!endant, Eli Bush, P" 0., Gmnville, Tenn.; all ~ to help' pey ODIIo of EV1118, pretldent, and Archie 'lhe administration could mar- one company IO!lrce laid. And . , were begun; tbere was talk of with all per oent Interest from crandchlldreu, IIIII !lisler, Mn. 1'::llyprollta, waeea aoo lecJalation to roll )leek the price Jan. 7. 1tlllll to date of t be Cllflord Holler, •lclnlly cl a. 1111 bolpita1 UJ>'Ulll. ·, Role Its vbl president. Sbaron ahal the aame powerful wea· If demand ltolds up .then Jlldlo teplltt ~ ~tor, ;~ • .aald other J10III the tate President John F. ahould be no downward preo- pr ~ intreaoes and 1o fmpooe ware judgement, In NmltN1 pleis cine. "' 0V11' f'l,!~ .,a af8.etn Dimed ,, ren Sa!ly Mo- ,Kfnn6lly Ullad il111162 to make •ut'e on prices, he added. · But ln. 1111, ~ ltlcl a and price otlllroto • the steel <DIIfl. Gra•llldl rllel will bo lllkl ., ,....._,, '\llilt!l lt ra, IICNW)o! and• Jtnnll~ the met Industry beck dOIVII Other sourCe~ predlt:led the kfl1 weapoa 11111 Jolmson lacb. Industry: and lba Defense 'lllilday 11 1 P· m. a1 1be 14~·'W' .~ ~-'nit from lltr ~ for , price pvernmenl woulilllava a bent Five ·~ with tt .per l)iepattment bopa to divert UICAL 111111'1 11rt Ceateler7- 'llle e.at .will , • •air. S.VINI,ollrli' diJ!Iitlqil ~· 11111111 countyntenallm lntlreue. ' , Ume pttlnc aluminum uen 10 C*t1 ef t1it llllriOI rtlluad lo ordei'IIWay lrom Unftod Statea Thi temperalllre al 11 -lie QII1INII at IIIIi llll!l!'tfl.,; . ' . llaft lilade .. IIIII ofllee, ~ jbefr IIUt. IIIMiiDC 1)1 &IIIIOIIJK:tai p~ ~ re- lab ~ ilu1jllnilm ltt1ldl "' . . . w!lll lhe I'M\ "' lllit ~ Corp., ... lllllal'l 1111- lllday Ia uptown PumercrJ Wll J'rlentllllll)' ei)J . .. . ~;. !~ L · ·. • HI.. I, 11M• , . 1 - IJO,OOO. ta~ ill aluiiliDtult ,C. w~ !a'JmPUI"'IIJ IGdq'l lttdtlllll. a . ~ ,...., a1tloo M11a1L -.lhtllllll f. ,a M.. 1:30 T KIDderprtu 1:110 rrteor11J Otani I; IS Merlin the MUIII&I&iOJOctsma 1:30 Wbal'l New 7:110 , . FnDch 7:10 Aarou CGplan4--MIIIIc ol U::. m!ttera. cw lhiZG'a 1:00 Folk Trallo 1:31 Alluue 1:30 To1lll Tal~ lO:GO Newa Pro!De-Kyle HID f!tt;!... Rldutrd Crenna•liar of "'Staf. • tory'• People," which CBS will lbandoll 1111 lltla IQO!IIh, will IIDI )le wllboul employment. He bu been lipotllo t:HIIr 'with Steve ~ and J\lc:hanl AttanltorOtqh In a .lllljor :mt1t 'Ceillaty-Fu; movie "111t San4 hbbl... Mrs. DeWolle Slated Tuesday a- JWMPO .. ',. . l!!·. lif .· ........ bol!'d .. • ' . ' ·;,.·, • f ~ • • • . . . ·. • ...... �• w0~e0 Golfers Ri,er news Brlen, tou~t ~ ~s:.~~~;:~~;?~~·n; :· I fm. .... m : Valvollne d;wn Greenup! Mamalear dnwn 110:40 p.m.: Grf'enup 11 .30 p.m .; Bnmstone down Greenup 12:40 am., J. LewiS up Greenup 1 a.m.; r=f' Becky Wa,.on down Meldohl 11 :45 p.m.: Colton Queen up ' Meldahl 11:20 a.m.; 1nvader .down Meldahl 2 15 a.m ! ":ieu!ah )down 7:30 p.m : Onward down 9 30 p.m.: Philip Sporn down Ill 30 p.m.: Little Edward up . , a.m.; SolvHy down 4.40 a.m.; Ali t !' down 5:45am.; Stt•cl HanKanawha Rlnr - ne I I Carl Melgl General Hoopilal . Miss Sus- I M~:~rmet 7:05p.m.: D1ane t Hrent up Marmet 3:30 a.m.; ' Helen z. down Marmel 5:30 a. ' m · Beaver down Winfield 10> 15.,p.m.; Jt•Hersnn up Winfield • 1 1 11 : Joi p.m : l~eorge 1 Prlee up Wlntield 3 a.m : H. E. Bowleo dHwn Winfield 4:30a .m.: 0. F. She£trer up Wmheld 6 JO am ; I Eo;s4 1 Pennsylvan111 up W1nfield • 6 55 " m. I ~--- INEWI SHIRT KCONOMY' . , • • 14'8 a' FINISHING Our lilt! quolity ""'ice Robinson's 112 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Cloanero Weekend PomtJroy 1 DRIVE IN- USE OUR FRIE PARKING LOT I would like to thank the voters of Raci~e Viii· a" c ror their support in eled~ng me To•·n CounCil· ni~m. Your voles were sincerely appreciated. ANNOUNCEMENT John E. Wingett Racine Councilman~Eiect FREE HEARING lEST Summary !hanka to each and everyone of you. Larry Wolfe Racine Councilman-Elect WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10,2·5 P.M. Pd. Pol. Adv. New Furniture '299 DILES RADIOEAR pORCH IIKLOSUIU L'l' MilD MJ I. llalt II. Atllont. 0. MASON Davis Cop. MIDLAND, Tex. (UPI) Marlene Hagge won the '10,000 Tall City Women's Open Golf toomey with a 206 for $4 holes. • HONOLULU (UP!) - Gay Brewer won tlle $60,000 Hawalian Open Golf tourney ol the first hole of a sudden - death ~~gamat Bob Goalhy, Ehersbach Hardwan, Main St., Pomeroy 'SlOW USE ,putting Off Winter PROTECTION :Don't wait until thelittl~r womoP _.eta you uv at mldniwht out udrafts. ciONFix yountelf thole oold ~mewinW lo'4'1teo11L storm windows out of 'lhi'J''• Ji'I.J:l(.O.GLA88. lt'o .uy! tlllft ~t with the~~n ••• jtack ..,er Kr&ent ur fr•m• 'Warp'• puuine, c:eytlal·olear fl.EX.O.GUSS bold• IN hooL-· • MPI OU'I" eold. ••• 111\'el up to W.4 on tuele eoltt~~, Lut. fur , ..,. ol • fraclioa lbo oori ol •'-· Oldy~ • at 1f1IU local. M ~.,.. ~ lumbM' Cement Block Co. ...... -·yard ' For Your Loyal Support In The ·:·~ Nov. 2nd Election Now Yor~ Knm.IJ HOWARD NORRIS NOW YOU KNOW Horebouad, an herb xuJHI TRUSTII moly coasb drop LETART TOWNSHIP 1 l;hal:' : bf:.en:...,.:-:'~ ~==~ remedy lldre tbe ltb 1 ,..... THANK YOU 1 Went To Thank The Voters .of ~etart Township For Their Suppqrt · In The Recent Election. ROY PEARSON "'l'bel>tpirlll!nt Stor. Of BuU~ llllet. lv~IQ PAINT DII'T. PHONI WY 24679 · · I'OMII!ROY, OHIO . (5-H), of whichAthletic are por~fonnanc.~~~by~~W~asblngton~~~·s~l ~~~~~~~~~~=======-.:;! undefeatedboth in Pacific Conlerenca play. The lwo are due far a showdown on Nov. 20. Lit• ...... The Trojans clobbered ferenco rival California 35.() litAI•Jd I ... ·Saturday while the Bruins • bill al . . . . . . . will turned back Washington 2!1-24. In otber ac~ou Involving ja OM Ia-. lie lop 10 leslll! 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Agam, > Shaping Up Across Nation ltemtmbtr thl place end tho det•. Voters of Racine Village 1 POSt-Season BowIPIC• tore Will Be Gl¥tn ly Wllll1m Dilllt, Athenl, who hn mar• thon 15 yrs. experience. He wttl domonttrate lhiiiiOit rem1rkebl1 now hllrlllg eldt by RIKIJ-r. THANKS .•. lf.4f(MO..LOW I 1 DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS spray, steam or dry iron Muskies CopOC Grid Titles, Redskins Get Slice of MAC Browns Nip Eagles in NFL Thriller; Score is 38 •34 Trophlelwerl provided b)' 11101 ~rll \Pumer·~ NaUonal Bank, · Flll'lllert Bank and Slvlngl llld lhe CIUzeu NaUOIIII al ll!ddleporl, ger up fi : I& a.m. Fuel Oil ECO~OUY \ SA't'INGS &. LOAN COMPAifY 9 .... - · SIC M l- · With Ashland FUel 011, ,..,... famDy will enjoy the pleasant ilcJmWn of clean, safe, Nliable heat -ell wmter loog. Yoar Aoblond -~ . \ ested iD your home beatiug .. fort. He will m.ol:e )IO'OIIIIlt delivery 1 !I'D¥ .. NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 . ' NOON DAY! OHaJNGER, MGR. . AINU~ 011. a JDODtb period. 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IInger fell incomplete. for the extra points to give tho senior, was Credited with play-j Eastern, with strong fullback ~ Saturday night and eorn a Coacb Ronald Deem's Tor· Eastern's si.l·pointer by All· Tornadoes an 8-6 lead whicb1 ing his finest game. Bruce !lager bulling his way share of the Mid..Qhio Valley nadoes, nevertheless, ended its man came three plays alter the they held at llalltlme. SECOND HALF , through the Southern defenses, Conference championship. season with a 6-3 slate, the beat Eagles recovered a Southern The Tornado drive was high- Eastern look the kick-<Jff andjquickly movl'd the ball out. ' Eastern's surprise win mov· record In Southern's foothall fumble on tho Tornado 39 yard lighted by two passea from Jun- alter three downs was forced Five plays later the Eagles' ed Coach Dick Martin's Eagles history. All of the Tornado loss- stripe. lor Quarterback Bob Grueser to punt. Grueser ran the balliteft llalfback Mike Marlin Into a tie with Rutland and Me- es were In league play. TAKE LEAD to end Charlie Mathews and back to the Southern 36. . caught Southern's defense off • Arthur for tlle 1985 MOVC Eastern grabbed a 6-0 lead Coaeb Deem's eleven got on IHalfback John Cleland. I The Tornadoes then began al guard and scooted 83 yds on a crown. Each bud 2-1 slates. in the first period wben Junior the scoreboard with 7 minutes Grueser, 1 junior, showed drive that carried to the 4 yard Ifine run to put Ellstem back in Hoat Southern's loss against Halfback Roger Allman broke and 18 second& left In the first fine accuracy with his right stripe of Eastern In 12 plays. he lead. 111 cross-county rival marked loose on a double reverse and lmlf when Sberm Cundiff, Sou· arm all evening for Southern. The effort was stopped there, 1 E' h' All the fifth straight season East· scampered 36 yards around left them llalfback, capped a 57 yard The Tornado quarterback bit however, when McClintock was 1 1thc m~ pass:'_? tod E mlan or e e...w a pom~ an as ern was now on top 14·11. Southern moved the ball deep In Eastern territory several limes In the second half but the Model Eagles alwaya regained possesVSS1 sion either on a fourth down By Unlled Prell lntenallolllll Wooster was halfback Rod Din· play, fumble or because of penMusktngum tucked away the gle, the conlerence's top scorer allies. The Tornadoes lost the Ohio Conference crown and Ml- and rusher. he gained 178 ball lour tbnes on fumbles and umi gained a share of lbe Mid- yards as he scored on runa of were assessed 90 yards in penCLEVELAND IUPI) - It's I and 7 yards. The Ellgle• quickly swung In· American Cooference title, but 50 and 35 yards. 1alties compared to 30 againol almost Impossible 1o believe However, game honors went to action in the opening minute the latter will have to rely on Muskingum need only beat Eastern. . that a learn can give up 582 to another Brown, Timmy of ol the third quarter, recovering "inless Ohio University to give Ohio Wesleyan, which rolled I 'h 2 1 d The fleet hallback a fumble on the kickoff return it outright possession o( the top ' over Oberlin 41-7, to go unbeal· 53 wasndWI 1 11 m nulhes an Yards , and still come out of a theII dEagles. 186 d . 16 slJ d . '" d I I . lh I seco s c m e game game the winner, but some 73,- ro e up yar s m ru . an scormg on a ~yar pass spo. Ien '" e con erence. that Southern fumbled the last 000 fans at Cleveland Stadum es. from Snead to T1m Brown. f t th' In week nd Wtllenberg, dethroned as OCI d . fE t . t th 1n ac ·· · · ·d G e I cnampwn · . a1ter 1our consecut'JVe 1tme a e 31 yar 1me o as and several million televu;wn Remarkably, the IDJUry·n · roza HIIll Fro m ••9 Yard• .11 be th 1ts tcom b' g . Obi viewers can attest to it. I died Cleveland derense man- Lou Groza, however, evened WI, e as 1~ one m o, titles, walloped Wabash, 28-0. ern. . . aged to contain the Eagles ! the score for the Browns with a C?al~ge football, wtth 21 teams In olher OC games. Baldwin- Three plays later, wtth ~ mmThal remarkable feat w a s Iwhen it counted late in the! 49-yard field goal, a remarkable rmgmg down the curtain on the Wallace shaded Heidelberg, 7-tl: ule and one second showmg un pulled by Cleveland In 8. 38-34 fourth period and escaped with- feat considering that heavy fog 1985 season. Mount Unioo swamped Kenyon, the clock, Eastern pulled a douvtc_tory Sun~ay over Phttad~l· out additional injuries. almost completely obliterated Miami completed Its MAC 49-6; Otterbein ctook Hiram, ble reverse and Martm raced ph18 to retain the Eastern DIY· The Eagles opened on top the goal posts. The field goal season with a 5-l mark on a 38-21, and Akron edged Buller,.l4 53 yrds or his. second TD of control-apraya out JSion lead '" the Natwnal Foot· when Tim Brown blasted was Groza's longest this sea- hard. fought 20. 16 win over1 .7.e the game. Elchmger tallied the NEW ; Push-button wrink.lea -on any setting. ball League. Ithrough a surprised Cleveland son. a stubborn Toledo team that . · extra points on a run. Water • Water level gauge tells when iron The credit goes to two squad for a 54 . yard Philadelphia took over the 1 was on the. Redskins ' Ui-yard Ohio Slate •Layed In conten- Big Ray Justis, strong Eagle 1 00 Browns making 8 comeback" touchdown, giving them a 7-0 lead once again when Baker lme when lime ran out. Quar- ! fo~ a share of th~ _Btg Ten Itack~e, also was cred1ted w1th needs refilling. Level _ quarterback Frank Ryan and lead only minutes into thelbooled a 39-yard field goal. but lerback Bruce ·Malle had pro- tille wtlh 8 17-IO deCISion over playmg a fine game lor EastUp-front thumb-tip fabric aelecWr Gauge • and fullback Jim Brown - and game. 1 had to yield their hard fought vided the winning edge with a Indiana. The Buckeyes, down ern, along with other Eastern large easy.to-read fabric ruide . . · . 31). d t hd un in the 11).7 al lhe hall tied II With B II 'Ill t 11 · steady Gary Colbns. I But thetr lead was short-lived margm when Jtm Brown yar ouc own r . ~ nemen, et er a o ens1ve or -end ironing guesswork. for Walt Roberts abbed the crashed over in the final sec· final Iwo minutes after Toledo third-quarter field goal and deleiiJiive posts, Gary Wolf, • Extra long 8 ft. oonL Ryan redeemed himself In the I ball on the ensuing ~ickoff and onda of the third period for his had taken a 16-14 lead on a tlle.n drove for the decldmg tal- Duane Tule, John Pooler, eyes of Cleveland fans, at least ran It back 83 ards to the third tally of the day. safely. ly m the fmal p•r~od. The Buck- Paul Chadwell, Deryl • 7Ji oz. tapacity STAINLESS temporarily, as be h1t on 16 of . , . Y . . . eyes thJS week face Iowa, wm- Well Archie Rose· John STEEL water tank-reaiata rust 24 passing attempts lor 220 Eagles 10, setlmg up a two- Ryan zeroed m agaiD With a Bowling Green kept alive Its less in conference action Bo ' d nd T 0 ~ laBia loJJ8er. yarda and three touchdowns. yard pass from Ryan lo Collins 7-yard aerial to Collins, who hnpes for a share of the title Findlay, unbeaten unlii.a two- l,~lh~~n tm.":n ~red~~~d for Last week against Minnesota he to even the score. went over ro put the game on by bellmg Marshall, :llf-6. on point upset loss last week fell th . ff Is De . E • Interchangeable cord door lr right had connected on on! five of: Philadelphia regained the ice for Cleveland. Tom Luettke's power running for the second week in row etr e or ':'ere n~s vand left hand ironing. 15 y lead late in the first period, but In an abortive come from be- and Jim Perry'• two field to a Michigan team The Oil· ans, Steve Dalley. Charhe CleBrown held' to just 39 yards Cleveland retaliated early In hind effort, the Eagles capital· goals. ers bowed 211-20 to Hillsdale. land~ Bill B~rd, Carl Robmson, l lasl we~k bulled his wa, for the secnnd quarter when Jim ized on a Jim Brown fumble Xavier laid claim to the best D.avad ~pn_cer, Eddte Moran, new Sunbeam Vist1 ' . d k) 2 Brown virtually dove •ev·l and 8 22-yard pass from Snead The Falcons, 4-1 In the MAC, d th , . Tom WICkline, Karl Russell , 131 In 20 cames an too a 3 . . . • · Sat d .11 be 1 Ath recor among e s1a1e s maJ· d C 1 R b. steam or dry iron d . f R en yards for hJS f1rst l&liy. 1 to Pete Retzlaff to close the ur ay WI a ens 0 1 b bl nk' D t an ar o mson. Tornado • • Clean. modern lt)'liAI wit.b yBar sco;~ng paseds rom yan ·1 Sam Baker's 12-yard fietd lgap to four points But time against Ohio U., which was 1 ~. earns. Y tha IMng kalyon, Fullback Tom Theiss though [ delw:e custom·SJ"IP bandle. rown awo scor on runs o11 • h nd d . . hth d fe b vv, runmng e us e eers · 1 ~-- - ·---~ goal gave the Eagle9 a 17-W ran cut before they could score a e 1ts ~~g. e at, 17-6 _Y record lo 7_1. The Fl ers, with called on ~nly once to carry the • Easy-to·IIN I&P""froat Iabrie control. edge, but the Browns, refuslngl again. Western M1ch1garl. A loss or tie 1 , 1 d • ld XY . •• ball ollenSJvely, also played the! b ld lim' I B I' G a ~ recor ' ue avler •• a . I t ak • Large fabric l\lide for ..., o t e a ackseat to anyone, Collins helped the Cleveland wou. e ma e. o~ mg . reen, 3-0 halftime margin. Xavier entire gace as a defensive lll'lcction of correct temper•· moved the score to 21·14 at cause with eight catches for 128 a wm would g1ve 1t a lie for rt b k C ll w·u· back. Eastern ended its seaturf! for a.U labrict, iDcludint 1 llf . h . . th till qua er ac arro 11ams, .h synthetic:t. 1a time . w en J1m Br1wn yards and two touchdowns and e e. ranked third nationally in total son wtt a 3~ slate. • 7Y2 oz. 8TAINLESI ModiA scored his second touchdown on averaged 48 yards on three Kent State look on powerful offense was beld to 96 yards By Quarters: STl::EL tanlf., ~ientfficaiiJ VSi designed aolepla.te. a 32-yurd pass by Ryan. punts. Penn State and fought valienl· passing on 6 of 18 attempts - Eastern · · · · · · · · · · 8 0 8 6--22 1 • lnt er("hR ng cRble cord fQI By United Pross lateraational ly bofort bowing 21~ in a non- his lowest of the season. But he Southern .... 0 8 0 8 - 81 lllf l1l "' I ·'II h~ rtd"d irouinf. conference tilt. scored on ao ll·yard run v.ith STATISTICS Saturday Muskleo Roll, Capital Upset 120 left in the game. East'a Soat'n BRISBANE, Australia o Muskingum had relied 00 a Cmcmnat1 broke a_ two-game Yds. rush ........... 147 !8{1 Margaret Smi!h of Australia 0 rock-ribbed delensa all season losmg stre~k by rollmg up 308 Yds. Paso .. ·" ..... · · II 201 won the Queensland Women's becaust of a weak attack but yards rushmg for a 2J.I4 decl· Net Yds. .. ·..... ... 115 387 Singles tenms ChJmpionship by the Muskies rushed lor' 313 sion over winleSB Kan"s State. PB5s. attem ... ... .. .. S %1 defeating Lesley Turner of Auslr~lia, 6-2, 6-3. The post-season college foot- ka, also rated second, lopped yarda In swamping Denisoo 27-tl Wilmingron bowed 0 Man- Pai8, Camp. " .... " · 3 14 b.ll bowl picture seems to Kansas !U; fourth-ranked and ellminating the contending chester 25-12 In closing its sea· Pao•. later ..... ·..... I I SYDNEY, Australia - Bruce clearing up, aod it looks Notre Dame crushed Pittsburgh Big Red. Rick Harbold ran for son w1;h an 11-7-1 mark and ~·t Downs ......... 4 18 PHONE 773-5583 MASON, Vf. VA. D~v 1inMof Ausjralla won the the New Year's day 69-13; aeventtJ..raok~d Alabama toucbdoWIIII of 1, 64 and 35 :~hn loCa ':"~ 11h d~wnthed , 8 ethany Los.. l... ....... 91 ~ · OPEN DAILY FROM -~~~~-7=00 to 5:30P.M. I s asters Golf tournament. will be filled with "grihd walklped Louisiana State 31-7, yards. "'" lnls WI • ~ 1·1 ,... . .... ·" • SHOP SATURPA y UNTIL 8:00 p.M. .-out" style of play. eighth-ranked Georgia Tecb The llfusldes were handed the soo. _!P~eiiiii~H~eo~..:....:...:.:·.:.:..:_::··:.:.·.:.:·._30!_~10~;;;,.;;;~~:,;,.,:::;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;;:::::::::,~:,:.,:~;;;.,';;; NEW YORK - Straight deal bowed to Tennessee, 21·7: crown when Wooster upset Cap--won lhe $55,000 Ladies Hand!- Seven of the top 10 ninth • ranked Texao Tech ilal, 25-21. The big man for VARESE, Italy (UP!) whipped Colorado 21).7. Vare~e and Olympia, Yugoslacap at Aqueduet Race Track. teams seelll! headed for season games and most via tied 1-1 m a soccer game TORQUAY, Eogland _ Ann them employ a strong ground smasbed New Mexico State • 'l'od llullln wile threw tllreo 'I'D Sunday night. Both goals were lbydon Jones won the Palace game aa their major and lOth· ~anked M 181 0 u_r 1 passes to end Dave Wil!iBIIIS. scored In the first half. liolel tennis tournament by weapon. All-Amer1can candidate M1ke - ----iiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;;;;;;;,_iiiiiiiiia;;;;;,;;;;;:::;;:; beating Pat FaulkQer of Aus. Garrett and TD punt returns of t tralia 6-l 6-l Lead1ng the bowl lineup Garrett had 'I'D punt returns of ' ' · top-ranked Michigan State IIH>) iopped the Golden Bears. The Sunday which drubbed Iowa 35-tl mighty Trojan nlfen91 rusbed BRISBANE Australia _ ~aturday to earn a berth in for 257 yards in the coolest Arthur Ashe' Richmond Va Rose Bowl for the first tbne in whit. Umitintl California to just won the <lueenstand Law~ 10 yean. The Spartans ground 59. ONLY Tennis Championship by beat- out 318 yard& ruShing against lleban'1 GIIM lng Roy Emerson of Australia the Hawkeyes with halfback u, 6-2, 6-3, 3-6, 1-1. ~linton Jones sc..-ing four Sophom<n quarterback Gary Caa 11tllllfl.,. ouchdowns. Beban threw scoring passes of BARCELONA, Spain-Manuel . _Midwest 0,8• West 511 and 60 yarda to Dick Wieber Santana of Spain beat Ranum· MIChlga~ State s .opponent and scored himself on a 60-yard •Ihan Krishnan of India 6-3, 6-3, N~w Years day wtll be e1ther 8 • 1 m p 0 r a 1 t b 8 8 rat ns FURNITURE CO. 6-3 to enable Spnin to qusllty fifth-ranked Southern Calll..-nla squeaked by the Huskies MASON, W. VA. for the cballenge rOUDd o1 the (5-1-1) or sixth-ranked UCLA Beban'o heroics offset a ftn~l 11 GaWpollo Dam - Cathy R. up 2:30 p.m. : Walt•r Bc>ckjord 1down 5 p.m.; John J. Rowe ~;;;.;.;,;~w; S~·~·~;~ex:;.~~w~~::t: 0 SGIJ. Methodist 10 TeL .uM 0 Lamar Tech 21 Trinity carry to 1Mathews and John McCUnloekllnchaa abort of a firs.t down tn : ..,..._ ., laiiU'day AdmiM!IOIII - Gladl Davis Dexter, Nola Brad· slmw, Pdmeroy: Jessie Price, Middleport; Lero~ Watson, Pomeroy, ..11rda1 Dilmlooals - Vlt> up, Btleell 8earll. torta Stlcy, Middleport; Dale Ftrll FUabt, Lawson, Portland, and Tim 1B~:i~~~I'UDDei'Up, Neutzlllll, Middleport. lllnda7 Admilolon Pat In lwldlalp lourlllmelll, ltoudlohel~ Syracuso1 Lislll awll'dl wont to Eileen Surlo, Price, Rutland. winner IIIII Julll HyoeU, Dllmiolall - None. SpectrociDt!J ian up . ally to,D.efeat Tornadoes 22,· . 8 Ea·gles R 8tr1111i,'• ebalrmaD, pt~ wardl to wlnnert of thl club toumameDI lo: ChampiOIIIhlp ftllhl; Mn. Hinrletta OlllriiD, I !s. 1 . and Mrs. pubUclly oltairlllaa and etp chatrmaiL A ty Dec. 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Bill don't blame tbe colleps for tul'llill& these boys and girls away. ~·•• shortage of classrooms, faciliu.. and leldlen wbo educate these potenliolleaders. Wt feel il"""'"'" we need leaders lo admlnisler our nati<mllroooarceo, ~and human skills. Ifour leadcnbip decline., what happea~toour prOIId level 0{ jobl, OJ>POF1 MH and 1MnJ llaDdArds? Thllll ;;atfxld:y'o J*ulljlw, IIICiovorybodfs cbal· lalae.HIIplbt•·= #W;totllloollepofyourcboice. PLUMROSE I ssoo CASH San Dllfo at kiDw CllJ Denver at H0111ton New York II lloltoD ~llep1 MON., TUES., & WED. ONLn CAtENDAR TALK ABOUT••• Okley WWiaml lllllwooll· I 7 I .UI Its Dougllo chttlD, L!Jor{; ll'lnt•l J:joatoft San DllfO It's as larp a 1lle tiws ot !be qlltlilled bigb !Cbool graduata wbo may bo unable to Clllor lbcir cboseo SOCIAL 1 ~=====~====sec=••=:·~·~~~~=·~ The college problem Is luge as lite u:.lng. and friendsNOV. are It invited. social hour Lena with !~~::ef;~~~~~--~::..:.:~:~;::~--!!!!!l!~ber~~~.~u~pre~vi~DilB~Iy~IIIIIO~~unc~ed. i ed to Miss The S,racuae Crall Club Freda Gruser, Miss meet Wednesday, Nov. Grueser and Mrs. Phil 1:30 p. m. at the town A potluck dlnner will be ••r•edl Following the business ·at noon with each brlniging sion, the dinner commiltee own tshle service. All Interest· the b01.3ar on November 17 ed homemakers are Invited. and completed its plans, Those attending aro welcome lo brlni ideas and materiala for NBA Stalldlqs the eralll they wish to work Eaolera Dlvloioa 00 Annual ''slufliDI bee" for W. L. Pel. Cincinnati 7 4 .· "5 ~ the Chrislmu Seal project wilt Bos 5 3 be Wednesday, Nov. 10 at 1 ton ... p.m. at Healh Metbodlat Cburcb PhUadelphia 4 3 tn Middleport, Anyone willlni New York 4 I to assist with lhe project 11 Weolera lllvloioa welcomed, said Mrs. Manning ~ • ~· Kloes executive aeuetary ol San Francisco • • tile Meigs Coon!)' TB and Los Angeles 6 5 Health Asooclatioa. Louis 4 4 The Pomeroy Shakespeare 4 7 elub will meet at the home Baltimore 4 I Mrs. Jed Wlhltc Ill. Wedlle. llllltlay'o llelulll day, at 2 Balllmort 137 Lol Angeles llf 1 5 cb.r:! · !::=-=--==..:.....- -- a C:ourt - - I dies. Guests were Mrs. Ernest . tiDg 'nl IdlY evenliiJ By Mrt. Veraal Jolnlloa Bartels of Huntington; Mrs. W. moe home ofurErma Smith The We• Columbia L. Kautz, and Rev. Wilbur Per- the • and Teaehm Asaoeatton r1n who asked l!l'ace. Dlnnerl cuat St. on Monday evening at Mary Ooerler, Mn. Venal were oent to Mr1. Perrin and Glldya Cumming!, IChool Mra Vema! Johnlon, Mro. Ray Neal, Mrs. children and Mrs. Gladys Cuck· prnlded and opeoed lhe had o1 the devotlolll. Raymond Llevlng, Willis Marr, ler who were unable to attend. ••• in rtlulllllllc form. MI f y ....__ preol 01 Mrs and the guest speaker, Mr. fto. DeYert was provldad by Mrs. ~lin, La Secretatre ccnutUetect. the bert Rickard. Everett Dailey. Passe, reported that the meettn«. 1lle II'GUP HELPING BAND CJLtJI Following the diMer, devo- VOir will bo beld II Fort Tbt Halplng IIJnd Home De1 IOCill 1o be held lions were led by Mr!. Bentz Hotel in Columbul, sunday, this faiL Mrs. Milton Club held their reWolfe, who opened with the comber 5. She also reported wu appointed ehelrman ol gular moothly meelln& on Wadprayer from the year book. "He· attendiiiJ the national Mra. Jolulloll Ia 10 neaday at the home ol Mrs. NOV. I roes or !he Faith," was her lOP. held in Portland OreiOD of the puhllcllf. Leo Y011111. '!be prtlidelll, Mrs. 'l1le Riverview PTA will meet ic, taken from I Corinthiaos 12: ave an mt....MIIve At thio time the PTA has 54 Lester Foreman, opened the Monday evening, Nov. I at7:10. 1·10. A poem "Siand By the ~lllng also ot viSiling the memblrL Mra. A1lct meeting at tO 1. m. with the A lllk will be given by Mrs. Paolor and His Wife," conclud· tlonal Jewtab holpilal at room won the banner for bav· Rag salute. Mra. Vernal John· Velma Plkkoja of the llook1110o ed the devotions. v Colorado a TB ~~i:.~llng the mott parents pre~ent. son led the devotions using Job blle. 'ftle elehlh grace cllll will Mrs. Henry Reibel, president by ihe 8 et 40 Mr. Robert Rickard ol 1 as her ser!pture. bold 1 bake tale. conducted the buslneoa sesalon ~ lated that the Ohio The Laurel Clilf Belter and it was voted to pay for the 1 1'rbuted ver II 600 to it county sanitation Since it was re-organization 0 Health Club will meet at the new carpet In the Sunday School con r was the sueot no lesson was held. Of• Columbia Gao Office Monday at room. Mrs. LoUis Reibel r.. past yen. streeltd elected were Mrs. Lester 7:30 p. m. for a demonstration. ported on five packet. made Plllll were made for a Ia lhe departmonl's president; Mrs .. Ver: All members are urged to up by orgam.. tlons of t h e mu party with bllity to tee that the nal Johnson, VICe preSident, attelld church and taken lo World Com· chaplain, Mrs. Helen and and the lchoolo have uniform Mrs. Horner Johnson, secretary; Pom'eroy Elementary PTA munlty Day service. As a new her olflcero as guests, tbe place regulatlonl and that these Mrs. George Johnson, treasurwill meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. project, the class will remodel and lime to be announced. Host· latlonl be enforced. He er; Mrs. Vernal Johnson, reTIIen will be a paoel discu" the entrance to the paslor's slu- ess names were drawn and •everal 1amplea of new porter : and Mrs. Gene Jewell lioll on •·How We Eneourage •dy, and named as the commil· greeting eards ordered as a ment now on the market will be devotional leader. The Cheating." Refreshments will tee were Mrs. LB. Weed and money·maklng project. help the schools to reach project chairmen for tbe .cornbe served by the lift!\ arade Mrs. Ben Neutzllng. Refrethments were standards they must oblaln lng year are : Better. Living, mothero. Chairmen were named IO from a dining room table are to continue mviiiJ Alvle Purkey; Cmc ReBethel No. 62 of the Inter· serve dinners lo the Lions club tlve In white cover and a He said most IJIODiiblllties, Mrs. Vernal naUOnal Order of Job's Daugh~ and included, Mrs. Louis Reibel I terplece of pink roses, are in iood shape as far u lhe Johnson; Health, Mrs. Phyllis era will meet in relllllar ses· and Mrs. Rny Seyfrlend, Novem··l tall pink candles in crystal lunch prolfom is coocerned but Young; Safety, Mrs. Loll Ann I sioa Monday at 7:30 p. m. at ber 10; Mrs. Ncutzllng, Novem- . en 00 either side. lhat the waler oituaUon Is not Younf. The members lake turns the Pomeroy Muonlc Temple. her 11; Mrs. Cleland _lllnes. N" l up to standards In rural schools. having recreation. Lesoon 'nle Doughten of Ruth class vemher 24 : and Mls! L e n a. rd Ed lion leader! and hostesses for the 1 NIIL Slandllll• IThe Boa 01. ucatl b new club year were also chol!Of •L- Unlled MethodiSt church Grueser, December L .... d[ 1o remedv thiS sttua on y will meet at the church, Moo- A card of thanka was rea By Unllecl Press International · , , en. day at 12 noon, lor a Thanks· from Miss" Maud and Freda [ w. L. T. Pto. GF GA stalling clor~nators In all The afternoon was spent play&lvlDI dinner and meeting. Grueser for cards and . Chica o ~ 0 I 11 32 9 ty school! utlng cisterns lng games. Allending were Mrs. Tlte W.S.C.S. of Haath Metho- while ill. and to Miss Thelma \Montr!al 5 2 I 11 33 21 their water suppl~. Lester Foreman, Mrs. Raydis! Church will meet Monday Grueser and Mrs. Henry New York 3 2 1 7 23 16 After the meetmg was mond Lievlng, Mrs. George eveniiJi, Nov. 1 at ~e church. for serving refreshments Detroit journecl a social hour was . Johnson, Mn. Alvie Purkey, l 2 1 1 5 20 23 Mr& Robert Coats " program the cia•• meeting for them. Toronto 2 5 1 5 11 31 wilh lhe N>Om mother~ servmg Mrs. Vernal Johnson. Mrs. HoNOV. t . Mrs. Weed, Mrs. Boston I 5 I 3 13 32 refreshments. mer Johnson, Mrs. Gene Jew. The American Leg1on Auxll· Lanning and MISs Freda , Altendlng were: Mr1, Milton ell Mrs Louie Young Barfary of Lewis Manley Post 263 er were named ., the Suaday' Reoulta Roush, Mrs. Jack Mrs, hl;a Je,;..ll, Timmy Young,, will )Dee! Tueoday at 1 p.m. ating comm1ttee. It was Montreal 5 Boston 2 Alvle Purkey Mrs. K y g and the hosteu at lht home of Mrs. Gertrnde to serve Christmas dinners New York S Detroit 2 Wears, Mrs.' Billie J. ~~teo 0~~~ ' BuUor, RuUand. December 1 lo 15. Plans . g. SyracuBe PTA will meet Tue" made for a Chnslmas party di,y, Nov. t, 11 7:30 p. m. in gift exchange at the . next"'~""" CHANGE OF DATE the school auditorium. The mg and hostesses wtll be The Christmu dinner o1 the program will be by lhe filth Ben Neutzling, Miss """''II 0 p T 0 M 1 T 1 15 T Nlfly Stitchers club will be held grade students. Refreshmants Grueser, and Mrs. Lillie Hauck, ....,_ Boun: I to l" to D(CioN II NOOIJ OD at the Martin restaurant De· will be served and all parents Games were played during .,......Tbun. _a.. St., Pomuoy cember 13 Instead of Decem· Ius "' the Federated church Nil held Friday evening at the ·hurcb A turkeJ dinner was 811'Ved at 6 m to 23 members and ~· at ' tables attractive in N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. HOLIDAY Are Announced Mrs. Jane Bennett, Mra. Wamsley' Ml'll. Wanda kapp, Mrl, Marjorie Fquson, !.Ira. Helen Van Meter, Mra. I lr: UVINGI CO. lAKER fURNITURE fill, ,.._annual 'l'banklgivlng din· white ooven and <~!<orated The Gallla County 1 et .er of the Happy . Harvesters !aU leaves, pumpkms and can- No 612 held their I ------ fTI OIII'IH 'ltnrllll, !Wft. Dall[' 1 8et 40 Saron ;,.- "'est ColOmbia Johnson, Mrs. Willis Marr, Mn. Happy Harvester Clas_s Holds Annual Meets at Home " ~=:n~':ri.:'·SieWr::, Thanksgiving Dinner at the Church . .Of Erma Smith News Notes :'·O::;. ':a~· ur:er c~i- D~ Pomeroy.IIU~dlepOit, 0., l'fo9. 8, 108B I I th~ Cl b nto First Si::;,.• Quick Temporary Relief ~:~! ~~cS:~ • - mast Tea. st.' aam Hou,toa oMlllourl 30 ColQI'Ido 7 For Glrlo & Boy• Sui Ross 34 Angelo Coli. o Doane (Neb) 24 Colo. Coil. 14 Linfield 40 Coli. ldahn 6 WHITI WOOL SOC:K Tex Southern 26 Joekson St. If Colo. St. 52 S.Dak. St. 2tl Paolfic 18 Llwll' ClWI; t In Medium and Lar1• wui Tex. St. 20 Drake If Waahlqton Ill. 27 OreiOII 7 Col Lthm 28 caJ at (JIYWI'II) Texas Tech 48 New MIX. St. t UCLA 28 WlllllngiOD 24 Pomona 22 Whllller 17 Houston 17 t.llssleelppl ! llriRbam Young 26 utili :Ill UC Riverside 40 Caltech 7 00 'AIR Central 81. 20 81ht!ID tO!da) U Southern Cal. ~ t tiC Sta Brbra h Cal Walrn Prairie VIew 19 Bls!IOp 0 Wlllamette It I Mlat Sou. Colo. 10 N.M. lllghl•00• 8 0 Arkansas 81. 21 Miss. Coli. 0 Adami St. a& Colo. San Jose St. 62 tl. Padlic 21 Austin Coli 32 Southern U Willi (Colo) St. 69 8thn Utah · Whitworth 21 Eaatarn Wa8h partfcJpotlnl Mtmbtr In Harding 7 Hendenon • Arizona St. Coli. 41 Ft. Lewlllf Lon(l Beach s~ If Fmoo St. :llld41eport Morellanu Ark. A&M 411 Coli. of Ozarkl B. Occidental 34 Redlands :It Los Allll. St. 7 Cal Poly ISio) Cllrlolmu Glft.A·IIma Langston 88 Nthntn (Oklal liO Cal Poly (Pnma) t1 SF \1lijt MIDDLIPOR'f, 0. Nthestn IOkla) :zo Panblndla o I!Hu~mbo~~ld!!_l!_St~._!23!_Chico~:!2S~L_21J~~-------~ Ell! cen. Okla. 21 Tarleton 0 Sthwstn IOkll) 28 il:ttn N.M. 7 BUDAP£ST, (UP!) . -lmre Abllan Chttn 14 Ar!IJigton St. U Foeldy of Hungary set I S.F. Aullln 17 Stwat Tex. st. IS bantam wtllht Mcmurry 11 Tex. LutheraD 0 record Saturday by Tex. A&M 15 Howard Pa)'lle 0 poundl. Ita lilted 264 WilD N.M. 40 8t.Mir7 (Kin) tl 231 poundl and 308 pounds .Arizona 10 Tex. Western 3 three trle1 dunng • between. Hungary and Japan PPHS Open Houle break hiS own record of dOn T d poundl. POMII!oY LAd Monday Mixed Letpe ~h November 1, 1t15 PaiDII J The Patsies .. 40 E!ght of the ten southeastern Sel6lo - III,IU.M, t30,192.· BEE Cte's 38 SANT _ The She!'· Dhlo countl• allowed gains ov- 35, $295.187.83, $351,499.13. Ashland 011 33 ':Td';:t~ent ln~ettlgaled a 1 hi~ er last year lor the two-week VInton - ,l,IIIUI, $1,2'11.45, Blaettnar'• 30 ltlent Saturday 80 coHection o1 llllea tu lor the '17,121.112, taO,IIUt. LoBo's 28 two ve c c ar 17 5 40 'nd eJtdlnt Oct 30 1965 ac- CollecUoDI ol motor vllttcie Dark Hollow II'Oitr U at ' p. m. on Rt. ne :~. Ia • report b). Jo~ D. lttiUittl'lller and tiM tun In Ill h Game - Louise Gil- llolnmer! Store resulting In t900 Herb':, Trellltll'er of State, the ten eountlll Jllose moJ, 183; Tom BGwen 212. property damage but no per· The eountlts ahowlna no gainl lor tilt two-week end- High Seriel - Louise Gibnore sonal Injury. were Pike and Scioto, Athelll, Ina Ocl. 30, INS and Oct. 31, 530; Tom Bowen and Mac Saw- Raymond Baye1, 35, ~lum· Gallla llocklng and Jllckson 1964, and lor the fiscal years yer 521 IIIah Team Game - bus Ohio, wao citod for dnviiiJ are th~ 'only countlel that are starting Juiy I, 1810 and July Lo'Bo's,' 1!82. High Team Ser- whiie Intoxicated and !"' operahead o1 1111 year'a fiscal year July 1, 1964 lollows: Athens - ies _ Ashland 011, 2001. atur'l llceose, after h11 car figures. $21,925.65. $13,35,5.88, $112,625.21, atruck lht rear of a car driven .111 1 Milled Lea by Harry C. Miller, fO, BoulhFigura ohowbli the collec- $86,191.40, GaDia - ..,279.54, !Ions for the twO>week periods $6,602.55, $52,928.66, $53•897·37• ~her 10 1.,/" side, when MUter was attempt. ending Oet. 10, 1810 and Oct. Hockin& - $5,036.86, $1,6'12.32 ' w. L. lng 10 make a left tlttll. The 31, 1!164, and lllaal yrar ligures $45,673.92, t4D,Z98.79, Jacklon 11 1 Bayes vehicle glaneed off alter for the years starling July 1, no weekly figures, $62,839.08: TNID 1 11 8 striking the Millar car oDd 1965 and July 1, 1864 foUow : $60,527.51, Lawrence - $23,610. Tlam 2 1 1 traveled HVII'II fHI down the 1 7 Alheno - tt5,081.811, tlt,IM.• 78, $20,887.83, $125$7· :·::: : 1 10 highway and struck a utiUty 45 $202,051.91, t1'12,UU8. aeut. Melli - • · • . • Slate uee ay 7 11 pole breakint o11 tho pole. Gallla - tt,279.23, rt,OOUO, IIII.U, NS,IIIUII f48,153.60. Pike Team 4 I 13 A;rested durin& the wetkond I'T PLEASANT Open TAMPER&, Finland fiJPil-1 $88,391.26, f91,819.92. - .,,111.23, U,81UO, $43,138.80, Team 8 Tltul 113 accordtna to jail recorda wire: Hou•~ for parent! and friends France and Finland 11 83 10 an Hockinl - ... 1~.71, $5,597.- m·:·~· .~i~ w~: Sa~t B~~~: t~Hllh Roaer Le&ue, 21, MI. Alto, and of students at Point Pltuanl = y 47. 185.77U!, t84,7uo.IS. .. '•·l'oto' 'at,882 . • ,..' ·• Tom ~tu-'••• · 'Marv K Hen~harles E. Ball, Mlldlaon, W . High School will be held TuesI · 793 ·10 • •~· · " "'""'• ' · h ed lth It · JackiiGII- '110'1018 $12921 • ... ~ 74 $137 749 88 tiM Ml i4 ' . 97. $210,420.04, 1184,7&2.38. Vin- nessy 395. High Team Game Va .. both c arg w n OXI· day 7:30 p.m. . I MONTREAL tUPI) - SarldYI i.a~~ _: 135 ?ss H' '19. ton - 13,14U9, $2,148.21, $22,- and Series - Team No. 4, 100, cation : Harold D. Tayl~. ,Ma~· Principal L. M. Wilcox Raasentl and Yves Dube de~:~ lro4 69 fll2 094 01 '12oi s33 73 ' 672.88, $21,U9.70. 2020. ison, W. va., no pera r' • asked lhat guests meet In lid Franco MoqUin and M cehse; James E. Cltrell, 24, high school gym where Noucber 20 _21 21 _15 21 • 274 44 $4, · • IS Womea'• Thursday LIII\IO Pt. Pleasant, arresled by city will be introduced to the Saturday to caJ,ture Plk · _: 13 B71 l3 . $S 06119 October !8, 1965 pollee 00 thrH charges, drunk, ty members and hear tr o a 1 Invitational Do u b I e 133, 03~ 39. $4t,1H w. L. resiiUng arrest and 1818Uli and remlfk• from IChool Handball lournament. Ross _ $32.241.84, ~'10,197.87, S Fabric Sbop batltry ; and Robert Carr, Pl. ties. 14 7 $235,!52.61, $279.219.03. , , • N. v. Clothinl Hou!t 14 1 Pleasant, inloxlcatlon. The parents will LEON, Mexico '';!~~~~~=~ T N 5 12 9 through" their children'• daily Desvaget of France Im 1 ':darkel u 10 schedull for • nve won the Agua caliente to Donna·• I!Aotaurant 8 13 briefing by lhe respective tea· aegment of the 20-day Me•:tcol NBA !IDundop Landmark 4 17 chers on the subject of Ill Cross·Country Bicycle Race By United lnteraallonal Hillh Gamo and Series - Luschedule, everyone 11 invited move Into 1eventh place 620 TheSunday New mght York but Knlcks McKinney, , schedule, joctlves. Foltowlnl th~~~~~~~lrov"'er;ll:l:ata~nd:lng~•=·:-:::,l Idle had awere btg cy Team Game andliM,Seriet. _ Hilh FaJ>. everyone Is Invited 116 part in Baltimore's 137 ric Shop, 837,2321. tllt home-oc butiGing for triumph over Loo Angeleo. menta. • Jim Barnel, Johnny Green and John Elan, who were lnduotrlal LeagUe PT. PLEASANT- The Partta·l oPrlgldalro oAclmlrol traded by New York to October Zl, 1115 sole Company aODDunces ANNOUNCE BIRTH o Speod Qulin o Hoovor Baltimore last week for Walt Polall saleo of the company, for lhe Mr. and Mro. John N. fROM THE DIICOMFOIITS OF n~llamy provided the scoring Blelner Block 48 first ten accOIIDtillll periods of of Mulberry Hat.o., o Provlncotown punch ~hich broughl the Bul· K. C. Jewelert 40 11165 increased by 13 per cent nounce the birth of a oFioxst111 MINOR SORE THROAT lets their fourth triumph Blue and Grey 28 over a like period in 11!64. At AD~ela Renee Wednesdoy DUE TO against eight defeats. ll:d's Auto 'l'rtm 26 lhe some time proflll after tax- vember 3 •1. 3:16 p. m. ai Hoi· COMMON COLDI Barnes netled 30 polnll, high Davit • Warner Ina. 28 et gained moderately. It W~l zer bu!pUal. The Watson• have for both clubs, and dominated Swlthor • Lohle 28 noted by Mr. C. A. Wyman, a three year old son, Gregory MIDDLI!POR'f I Spectroc playrebounds. off the boards grabbing Hi&h Game 224, and193.Sarlel HJgh - chairman, Alan. _ =-==::-::===':;! 1 TR""CHEIn 20 Greenby added 13 Joe Bradley, llmlled due that to theearnings expansion "' points and Eli•• 14 alter they Team Game and Series - Da- the companY'• prnducllve came off the bench in the vlt • Warner In!., 154, :1610. u.. which lhould reflect In fourth quarter. ter earnliiJI in 1968. Jerry West had 26 points for Bontam Glrfl Ll•ll'll The Pantasota Company the Lakers, who feU to second October 2t, 1tll ten acoouUng period.! of place in the Western Oivision W. L. ifJ1 accountlnl pariodlmf by losing their fifth game in II Team ~ 3 2 lhowed the following : starts. Team I S 2 1810 - ,13,46t,4110; 1864 Tum I I 2 8110,115; Net Profit before tueo, 1 Team 4 I 4 1116 Off; 1864 High Garno - Blcky Wrtght, Ill; Tuel, 1166 - '""'•''"; 101. H1Jb Tum Game - Teom IM - 35%.104: Net Profit No. 2, 370. tuee, 196& - !71,'165: 19M ~~ Sbam Butam lloyl Lllp 1116 - l,stz,2SI ; 1864 - •,zo;~:,·t Winners of a poster contest October fl, 1t11 811; Per Shire Earnings, ~-1 cooducted recently at the Ra· W. L. fl cent.; 1964 - 30 centa. cine Elementary School were Team 6 7 3 Tht llle6 ~ll\ll'el Include announced today. Team 1 6 f operalfou of the Cotbll The postera will be placid in Team S 8 4 pany, Int., a wholly olllled local buslnesges to advertise the Team 5 S & aldluy, from date of acqulsiRaclne PTA's Fall Carnival to Team 2 4 6 lion July 23, 1965 to reporllng he held Nov. J9. Hlgh GAme and Series - Chip date. Winning ellher first Haaerty, 115, 276; llllh Team The Pantaaote Company THIIOAT·IIIOTHINI AGfiON or third place In ~ Game and Seri11 - Team No. lhlrteen accounUne periods in a NEW for their respective 1, 731, UH. calendar year. All . . were flrat lf&de, Renee parlnds cover a lour wetk KCONOMY llrst :' Nancy Ours second; A1I'L SlaMlap and are on 111 aqUII and 811& •••••. Cleland, third; Second By Ullted PNio bteraatloDII parallve basis. Mike McClain, first : Klllerl Dlvflloo --...-Smllh teCOnd. Rodney W. L T. PeL Pleuul Vday HOQI!al ler, third ; Third .... Buffalo 7 2 0 .778 ADMI'l'l'IID; Mn. JlfDHI 122 N. 2nd Avo, MlddiOIIOrl, o. Poweldl, flndi'III;FalthWaynSmieth =~ork : : ~ : : Litchfield, Applf Grove; . . ow Sales Tax Jnerease -- --- -· 48ft~ •· Jar i I MN•MC'N IUELLU !; LEIOI .lilliE THIN SPAIIEm 3u.. -. 65c 12 ...... 39c \ '' :.) ·- ·4· I I'~' �• Oassified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 1963 WANI' AD INFOIMAnON FOR SALE 2 SIGNS HELEN HRP US! • OUAyrT , __ __ TAPE RECORDER - Electric portable. Dual track. 5 reels, 2 speed. Fine tone. Like $169 5 new. Just $57.46 or $$ per 1963 Olds F-85 Cutlass Cpa. VB engine eonsole with automat,ic traM. Maro.oa vinyl month. Call WY 2-6655. ] seat. Radio, heater whitewall tires. Solid white flinlsh.buck~ Tlus . 11 2 6tA: · IIAILNEY GOOGLII and S1~UfrY tMlTH -..,-:E-:F-:EReOT--:--""'~ TO WRirE-'IORE foii!SSI'!IIE ON one owner ear has been driven 20.000 miles by local resident. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible_ $1795 Low mileage by local W. VL resident. Vinyl i~teriDr trim. White. top shows little we~r, VB engi~e, ~utomattc trans. fta.. dio. L.ike new whltewaB tires. See th1s fine car today. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVEL 9:00 P.M. "'" Pll n C"t, OHIO RADIATOR SERVICE ....... ..-.... DArtY CROSSWORD a.nn.. ........ _..., ....-...._ 1.0lrt'l . . . . •. Baakbolllla T. Oppoeed G. Oet. aal! 11. Plallt ot Ill)' I. One o! .... From tho largest truct or bulldooer radiator to tho llllallest heater t~ore. -.... ··- 1toonec!J• fiiiiiiiY !%.City • BLAETTNAR'S :Ill. CU.h'- :IJ.IIIatk M.lnaorl Help JI."IIIA>wo" cban.attllf 18. lri"' 1ft. Level 16. Cooneo .. lt.VOII>al endiJIC' · 1!. Ol)mlpil ,....,.... 10.,,.._ PHONE WY2-2156 lii.LMd For Rent ,.- lli.Help :10. Of tlte Jl. lftekel: H.KO)' 211. uprtalnr ".Churdl ·28. Bay r;:a- •Y"""" "*· II!. Gone f!(. Qoallor ~ :Ill.~.word ....... as. l>onottllooo ~~~~ 16. At.tra.Go :IS. £yoM - tin: omoo :n. Near "' 32.8cono ot a.. - 34. ki\Oe~ TH'ONL.'I' T'IPE o· BACHELOR HAPPENS TO, ON 5ADIE HAWKINS GOTTA COr--\E UNDER ONE. O ' TH' !l-IJVER.'- 5HUDDER!- THRE.I. D 9 !.' atlon __,,. 4LOI4 4nlo ..Doll- l.-+-+++--j;7Jhrf-lrlt-H; r; war b-+++~mf+-f-lHI-H! Trol"" ts.Bwddlla 3-4. Mint aga.la .... a. cor\011& 19. South AM- !Ivor te. Wool faln1e (1. ~0~ ,.,t U. AUBtnoJlaa 10ldler tl. r;~W,~/?.i;;:-t-r-t'i~ f.f+-tml 01.... a 1(4~ t.:f-4.-1--1--i>?"fff -+~~ bawk'• .,... "- eoocorn~n« br+-+++DOWM t ROOM furnished .. How art tho workinr aondltiona ht ...? Right now, YlfJ roocl ••• Vll boll Ia out of townl- lor rent. Phone WY ter 5 p. m. Rowley and Reed Hardwart~. Lotft loatl I.TIIo- - &.DWelt 4-eon..- D4JLY Olll"lVQWiil- Bwa 110111' .. w.11 Ill Ali:YDLBAAXB II LO.II'.LLOW One lettorllrnply stando for IIDI!thor. Ia -101111>10 A II fW' u.. u,ree L'a. X tor u. t.wo aa, etc. 8tDC1e letters, &J><* Sale or Trade IJia..., Vvph.l-. Ul• M(UI and ,__u. ot Ute . . , . an all htnt.L &lila tode ilt.Wal U'a •ttM I A 013 a - ~qr,...1..,. CKYDAI'Y YLAI'BPI IAYDKIK Ql II:N By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY li'QQ.JlBI'P.-JAODAQP•J ' d ,...,.,. OIJPliJIIIaatal AMIIRJQa. M III8DIO """"' A. 0IAN1"8 IITIUIINO'I1I. Z111 - - Allll Till BVr llotJI,. -AMIIB ,.n •ou WMPO Radio ~·uNDAV n!Ru FRIDAY- 1 011 Sign un - '~""' b 415 sacred Hear• ! 2U Melp County RFD Poul 8owera, FIIID Newo Weather Notional .ltw1 7: Ill BIU Miller Sho• 7 JO Sport.o ParP•te 7:31 Blll Miller qhow 6 26 ! 3t &:S7 7 00 TIM& AND LABOR SAVING 1:31 Pickell> Hanlwlll'l> I'I'Uta lbun.) 7:50 New• 8 BtU Milt. Sh011 Ba-er Furnitur1 Sbcnt 9.110 New1 V:OI CofiM With JIJIII It :OD Portrllll al 1 Palrlal ;o 11:1 Swap Sbop 10:30 BIB Miller llnt'IC!b Sbow IO:!D Muoa AIJ'. PliaiJ'am 8 45 All Septic Landmark INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Whe• your job.ta111 for co Dente, tall o• u. Prompt delivery, lp"d•llzecl miDI will lllaun~ 1011 ol qualltJ eoaorett Ill low, low prices. Calllodayl i MERELY CVSTOM J~~: I Generally the Rbief administers oath to the President ol the PR ICI REDUCID States, but tblo Is merely Write: ..., 'I'll• Dolly Selltlllel tom. Any officer authorized to Box 168-H Pomero, o. administer oalhl eouid do it. &N R.C.A solid state record player, with etaod. Very good oondlllon. WY z.Ml5 11 5 ADVERTISING ABIS i t . ,. l'l'l!eldiJ) Flllllly WOI'IIIlp ("nlllrl.) A.b. C. froi'IJII (JI'rlday) Newa 1'11!r•1 Counlr7 JuilcllOD ibJJ'I Cuull~ty liJIIIlll Cemaal Block Nan ~ · 30 Ooellltr'1 Gulli Stu 10:41 10:45 11:00 11:01 11:30 12:00 GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. WTWIM PAGI IT. 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Merllt J'ttll 1:1111bt Ret, lllal BllluPI 1:00 1bt ftey, Alldml fal'IOIII I:JO l!unday •howr.as. 1:110 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sip OH WJEH RADIO WIER L00 llondly Tbroap Friday 7:1~ Sign On, Mu!lcal Clock 7:45 Echoes o! Joy 8:110 Ohio Valley Ne"1 8:06 World Nl!wo 8, 10 Sports Today 1:15 Weather Picture I: 16 Musical Clock 8:&1 Community Ntn 1:1111 Talk of the Town t:55 Maoon county New1 10:110 Publlc Servi<'t 10:15 Family Woroblp Hour 10:30 Latchslrlnt· 11:1111 New1 11:06 Mornlnr Mtlodlel itxctpl Fridoy, Churdl Bello RIDjjl 11:411 World NeWJ 11:115 MIIOD Qlurrty Nen U:OII Community New• 11:06 Nooa NtWI U:10 Market.o U:l& !llld Day We.ther U:ll Bulletin Board 12:21 Ntwo 0 Grlml 3:30 County Agent 12:411 Country 0o Round 1:16 Nno Beat 1:011 Country Go Rolllld H5 New1 Btot 1:110 Mid Woy MIUJIII UD Nnrt Boot 1:00 Drscing wrlh Dosa 1:30 lntercbango 4:46 t:56 5:1111 1:10 ~' 111 7:15 SpotllJiht .., !lport.o Weather Community Newo World and Natlooal sian 011 SliD On, Muaico1 Clo<k 7:45 Echoes o! 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W~ 1-!0LLC!.IJ Wi£\ll.S TI?ED 10 iCMi''- TIIEM OU r, BU r Tl-\F-1 I<OOLC1<'T & 6c-O ! 1'HM' ~t!Hl"t WlllfiL MAl M'EM PAROLt:D AHD l'il COMLHG BACK 1D IOU n r BUT JUCT WFb • {:;LA~'f .UBI& ANO SLATS fHEBORNLOSII ~511LL lOOK OK;, MRf. WINKLE-- IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE TO YOU,, •.,, tD know where to find what you •nd your f1mily need, 1nd how to get the best v1lues for your shopping dolt..rs. And It makes 1 big diH1rence to the m~rch1nts who serve you .•.• , to know where they an "meel" you •nd best tell you •bout wh1t they offer. In the IMP• of your -.,-per, you 1nd your loc1l merch1nts get togeth~r; N~per :.C.Y.ortiting Is your guide r. tntellig,nt aliopping •ncl wile 1 · a,.nding. · t'VE LEARNED THIS MUCH, FRQ'w\ MY Lo OWN fOil. tT D015N'T PAYm JUDGE. IIA- OR lltl'ftiU tJY TlfB I'REVMIN5 I'O:ITICS OF 1HAT NATIQI!. �\ '!) 1\ ·'l 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 8, 1965 Dinner, Reception Given Honoring . A . t c c'lor EdI'th 8etzmg, SSOCIO e oun I A 1 o'clock dinner and recep-1 greenery with pmk and blue Oon honoring Ed1tb Betzing, nylon net bows and streamers associate state councilor, pre- on ef.lch end. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1'e:r~- mumty at Heath Methodist VILLE, Ky., spent the week end relatives • Church November 21 when a with her mother, Mrs. John District 13, Daughters of Amer- through lhe arch by Portsmouth, were weekend committf'e met at the church F. Baily and family and atica Thursday evening m the Row.?n, deputy of Forest , guests of his mother, Mrs. Hen- Thursday The ch•1rch served a tended the 50th anmversary of i Chester grade school. Rev. Eu- Council As ~ach. step m~de t ry Hennesy. similar dinner last year durmg Forest Run Methodist chW'Ch. gene Emerson asked grace. by Mrs Betzmg m reachmg ,' MiSs Mary Schaaf, ~olumbus, lhe Christmas holiday. Frank Amos returned hom.e Members and guests were her offtce at ASC ~tas named, • spent lhe week~nd with her . Friday from Veterans Memortseated at tables with white cov- It was placed on a ladder. As Sister and fe~mtly Mr. and Approxim~tely 80 children at Hospilal and is improving. Mrs. Everett Bachner, famwill be invtted to e~e_ Thanks- Mr. and Mrs. Williilm Dil· R rrs and centered With arrange. Mrs Betzing ·and ~rs. owan ily . givmg dinner wh.ch Will be fol· lard of Lancaster and Mrs. menls or fall flowers. lntroduc-1reached the an.:h, C..tddie WickMiss Carolyn Se:lfls. Colum- lowed by a program and rec- Lorna Owens, Middleport. were I ed at a special table were Mrs. ham of Tlwodorus Council, sang, bus, spen t the we~kend with [ reatlon penod. Transportat.on recent dinner guests of Mr. and 1 lletzlmg. her husband, Charles "Just One Step At A time,'' an_d b h h k El her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo will be furnished y c urc Mrs. Harry Keiser. Min~rsville. Betzmg, daughter , Mrs. Bern- as the steps were ta. en, sle ' Searls. m~mbers in getting the children Misses Leda Mae and Rober· H!e Horfman, grandson Stevie McAfee ol &>lie Pr<:~tne Council. ' Oh' U · , h h h 10 nl· l to and from t e c urc · \ I ta Kraeuter spent the weekend Hoffman; Rev. and Mrs. Emer- sang "I Know The Answer" MARY McKINLAY John Allensworth, versity student, spent the Making up the commietees l at Amanda with Mr. and Mrs. son and daughter, S~aron: Mrs After retinng the group Miss Mary McKinlay, mis~ weekend With his mother, Mrs. are Mrs. Bernard ~ultz, f_9Jd; Pearl Wolf and family. Elhel Stout, Mrs. Lmme Gaul, e-entered the room wearing siunan· to Swaziland, South Robert Allensworth. Miss Bess Sanborn m charge or Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sayre Mrs Hazel Parish, Mr and I~ousecoats ur robes and lormed Africa: is on furlou~h In the M1ss Sl1zan11e Bradbury, Rio ) donations for the dinner; Miss or Fairborr. were weekend visMrs Will Mickle, Miss Jean , . c1rcle and Mrs. W<~kely Vtas United States. holding services Grande College, spent the Frieda ~~aehnle, transJ-MJrt.ation: itors of her mother, Mrs. Frank l Mickle, Mrs Dorothy White, I escorted to the rrnnt by Esther among cburches of the Naza- weekend w1th h.:r parents, Mr Mrs Nan Moore, the guest Stewart. 1 l\11ss ~ula White, Edith Wa~e- Ridenour ot Clwster Counctl1 rene. She will he at ~he and Mrs. Chnr les Bradbury hst; and Mrs. Guy Shuler. in· Mr and Mrs. A. S. Puglissi 1 ly: past state councilor <II~ dls- 1who. on bt'ha!f of Coli nn l.s o! eust> Churrh or The ~azarene I M1ss Karen 13achn~r. OhiD vitatwns Mrs. Way~e Gibbons of (:olumtus spent Sunday with tnct dcput~ an d Ivi:! stacy, the d1stmt, presented her with Monday, Nov. 8 at 2.30 p.m. Umvers1ty student was the w1U head the committees. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Virmember of state credentials I a wh1te qu1!ted robe Mrs Wake· The public is "'"'" '' weekend guest of her parents, gil Campbell commit!~ Ml ~ . Wakely mtr....- ly then presentt>d Mr s Betzmg McKmlay's major area of scr- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pecora and 1 ducl'd the gue::;ts wtth a gift from the Counctls ! vier has bt>t'n ~n .tbt• ou.~' .u 1 and daughter. Connie : Solit•itfftion TtJams Pe~g:y and Michael of Columbus Following the dmner. 40 1and Strdt! Hoffman her grand·r the ~aleigh Fttkm. Mt•monal Mr and Mrs Wtlham Mayes f OrglmizeCanvass jvisiled over the weekend with members of Counc1ls m the dis- I son, presented ht'r v:tth H gift : llosp1t~l at Manzm' .. Swod- and ch 11dren, Barbara and Da· 1Mr and Mrs. Raymond Krider. 10 trict dressed in floor JengU1 for- from the Hoffman ramliy, .ufter l ~and. She was born Ayr, vJd, uf L1ma, Ohio, and Mr~ Solicitation teams for t h e 1They were accompanied home 1 mals entered the room by twos wh1ch prayer for slate oH~t•ers. SC'utland, Pau la and Chuck of Belpre, vis- H1gher Educatwn Crusade of i by Mrs Krider and Mrs. Els-1 carrymg a wh1te <:~rch df.>corat- members and the orde,r ~as Ernest Covert and children, Heath Methodist Church met I worth Dill who will spend a eu '.\I til pmk_rose~uds __ ~n_d ~~.\'en by lht> Ht'.v Emer~o~ jlled last we,..kE'nd w1th their Sund~y afternO?n at the church week w1th them and other rei· I --. "' hen the gil .r e\lred, Mrs ! • I mother. Mrs. Lucille Mayes. for fmnl brteCmg. Mr. L e ol atives. HoUSPW(Irming is l\1c.~!:e sang Guudmghl L.1·! Suturday evening Mr and Mrs Sm1th, chairman, ctnd the Rev. and Mrs Stanley Pullins and · R ,H 1 riles . : (overt entertained w1th a Hal· M. E. Dowson, pastor, conduct- and son, Stanley Wayne, of Mag-1 Gn'f'll ett~ OOf ,. hi The Hoosh'r m(•etmg openE'd · Joween J)<uty for the fam1ly . ed the session. 1noha spent the y,eekend at their Berty Hood was honored Y.lt 1ia regular form by the d!sln<.:l , Pl<~rJ:. are well along tor llw Ira Butchl:'r spent the week- Takmg part in the canvass of• tr<:~iler at Forked Run Lake. I a su qm se houscy,armmg F'n- offlcers w1th Mrs Ho11an a~ f'ommun 1tv cmstrnas cmol . end m Alht•ns as guest or his 1church membership are Mr. l _ _ -- --d,<.Jy ~:~t l~e.r apar::nent, 10 th,t' rouncliur Nat ton<d unJ stat~· uf· l)rugrom ·acrorUmg tu tht! <h· 11daughter , Judy, for Father's' and Mr!l. Donald Sttvers, Mr. GIVE DINNER I \1ctm loJim resldenr.:e 011 Sd fleers w~re rt>cc~n--1 by <.hes- redor. Mr Wil l!Jm K Hus:.c ll Weekend at Uhlo Umve1 sity /and Mrs l.ec Sm1th, Eugene 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond KriSecond·A~. by netghbors an ter Council <:~nd mtluded. Mr~ I He llas recelvl'd the mu sic ! Joe C<~be<'n. f'otumbus, has Harns, Mr. and Mrs. B.~rnard1 der entertained With a dmner 1 fnends t.lfts for ~Jer t~: wer~ Wakely, Mrs BelzPJg Dorothy j fur Ihe program and chOir d1rec. 1b£·t!n viSI!Ing with h1s parents, Fultz, Mrs Caro ll SVtanson, l Sunday at their home, Syracuse. I prest'nlcd lo Mrs an Watsms of Portsmouth , slat(' , tors and persons interested m Mr and Mrs Fred Cabeen and Mrs. E. 0. Rail, Mr. and Mrs. Guests were Mr. and Mrs Ber· games pla~·ed durmg t~e aftrhr· t)LlblltJiy ehmrman. Mrs ..ita cy Ismgmg with tht' ~~·oup may p1ck I Mr am! Mrs W1lliam Slater Robert CO".:~ts Mr. and Mrs Ed-1nest Brurh. daughter , Elizabeth noon Mrs Hood rece1ved I e Ad Ph 1 1 coun ' · · ' · . a erson. Jldcil ~ .~ <' up 1opit'S ol lil'.' musiC' at the 1md t,u,u!v ward Young, Mrs. Ca~n Brown and son, Delbert, of MI. Ver· door prw: and other pl'llrli <' Ilor of Porlsnw.Jth, o1nd tht> lllgh sehoul utfire, if deSifed, · Mr <lnd. Mrs Robert Coats Mr and Mr~. Jam~s Clatwur-1 non, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Pecora, 1vtsJted recently m K1rksv~lle, thy, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Mr. and· daughter, Peggy and son. Mich-1 Planmng and. ~~~;n~d H th~ ~ Coune1l deputies . . . tliiOr to the rirst rehears<:~! 1 1 P<~r!l were Mr1> ~ h ay~s Three candldiih's were lnltJat The rehearsal sched ule 1s as J\1o Y.lth the1r son Stephen Mrs .J:unes Brewmgton Mrs. ael Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. and her aunt, Grace IC ensc · c< by Chester Counr1! in honor folio\"'. Middleport lil·'h Sehooll Coats a swdent at' the K1rks· Ja~s Criswell Mrs. John Ba- Els'worth U11l and daughter Con· · t c 1 mbus Refreshments f ' " • o · 1 • 1 e~ 0 ou ·k d of Mrs Belzmg The state o -l b::nd room. Wednesday , Nov. v1lle Schc.ol of Osteopathy. lker, Mr. and Mrs. William Rus· : me, Chester Road, \\oarren Con1 0 Jce crea m, ca e, mm s, an fKer spoke bru·lh , il!ll;!r whJch •l l7 01 8 30 u m. Tuesday. Nov. sell Miss Bess Sanborn ilnd jnolly Reedsville and Michael 1 coffee v.ere served "nd tavors It · . t ·d ach bv " ' ' 1 ' ' ' gJ s wele Pll~l.ll e 23 at 7 30 p m, Decem1Jc1 1st Mrs. Emerson Jones. Carleton, Pomeroy. 1 g1ven the guest.!!. . . Mrs w~~!t>}, .mJ the m~t' mg and Slh 8 30 pm and the fwol 1 At1endmg were Mrs V1ct01 cloli<'d 10 11 tua] 1:-,11C: lorm bv dJ~· S d " . 12 . t 2' · 1 l'l'lil·~·ls a 1 .unuv, ut(; <:1 . A 1 G!lm. Mrs Margaret ll Jer. tl'lct ofill't'I'S 'I! b '(' I Mrs .J 8 Hae~. Mrs Keller 1 II r:1 rile pro~I<.Hll WI ~ PI - 1 · Mrs J B. Hayes, Mrs Keller ' 'ented Dec I! at 8 pIll '" the d M F h h Ju uh .,l'houl iH.JUitonum ur:dt>J 1 1~~~· ~~ttle ~~lch;i~ ~::c ~~ BaiJii.t~i JJ';omen'l th~ dtrect1on of ~1r. Russell With lleltl. ld I Mi ' l'l"rence :.my accom- : gl\•lJlg Plans were ,;"~"''"•'~,~~~ - ~ able tO attend because Of 111· n(lv • ofl>r(IY4'r • PJ'Ujedmade or ,·,'f"oerrna, 1 The Haptlst Wo~n s War pan1:;! . ness. o~ 0 I P .. _ held <tl ' All pcr~ons of the commun- Ies by the Jumor Methodist <~Y rayer v..,.s . . ed Youth FeJloy,shlp Sunday evethe Pomeroy ehun.: h Thursda~ 1ty who like tn smg all;' ln\oll I h . h h evenmg w1th Mrs J H. Steph. to jJ <II'Ill'lfJ<lle m tlus !Jrogrtlm i ~~ng at He~th t1 e~hod~t CHurc ti enson as leader of the fam111ar Cbrist mas UIU- ~ le preslr en • . on a yse sessiOn. d tth f M SC11pture rea 1ng o a ew s1c Mr Kussell h<.~s emphas1z- conducted Th , tht! busmess ted t hav 0 9 35·38 by Mrs ~:lien Couch f.!d tlwt 1he ~lect!ons will not 1 e group vo e iONtGHT & TUESDAY bake sale Saturday, nov 20 and dill cull 1 opened the s~rV I C't.' and the •·l' J to sell toy, ~t calendars Devo· John Ford'• ' hymn ·There Js A \.1/Jdeness Thev will rn1ke U!J a vaned 1 ~, .. · ''CHEYENNE AUTUMN" , . ,. . . . ., d b pro~rJrn ol Chnstrnas music ] liOns on the I hanksgiVtng theme I In (,ud ~ MeH} · was rea ~ , were presented by Tom Cooke. (Terhmcolor/ tht! leader Four readmgs were lor people of th~ cummumty 1 rl Carroll Baker, Sa Mineo, · 1.• Emer so:1 Jone~ 1e a group . en ''The Value ol Prav~'~'" who lk ~: to ~ mg 1 G gn fames Strwart, Richard . · I cuss ton on enesrs Wnlmark, Karl Malden. Ar IMrs J E Fostl'r , ·'P1·ead11ng The Jlltel mg was closed wl!h lhur Kennedy, Patrick The Cospt"l." Mrs Luram Ste1 ,tJi."siouar~· Jf"ill grou[J ~ 1 ngmg mrd the v\o'ayne. , ret! , "The CompassiOn of Jes . . benetliclton A!lending were Colorurtoon: 1IJ" 1ght Duwson Okey Ritter Panchot Hld..way us." \Irs Aten Sl1arn · and He 111 Muldletwrl . Ion- ~ Doxu:~ " ''the Comm<.~ndment !11 Pr,Jv," • M1ss M<.~r~ MrKm Iay, m1ss Walte1 s, , Tom Cooke,' WED. and THURSDAY Mrs (;eOI ge Skmner S1lent an lo SwM1 Iand. South Afnca. ' J.:en SIDJth, Eddie Brown, ManNovember 10·11 pra yer w<.~~ otlered b~ tl'tl;!t' ll \Hit be the guest speake.r nt lee Vanmeter. Sylvia Swanson, NOT OPEN each readmg. , thl:' Middleport Ch urcb ol lhe Rhonda Husell Sandy Johnson, Fu]Jo . . . mg <:1 talk by Mrs SIC· Nazarene Thursday evemng, Li: Ann French, Verne Ord FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY 1 phenson, an offermg was taken No~· II 1:11 7 30 P m Jenmfer Goble, Robb1e November 12·1 3 and the ser\i11·e dosed .,., 1 t h M1ss j.-JcKmlay 13 un rurtough <md Mr and Mrs. Jones. "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" praH•r h\ ttle leader HI !ht• Unitt•d Slates and !I ;;.;:.;,;:.._:.;..;,;...:;;.;,:~,;_~ Bnan Donlevy, Ct'o B<:~ker, · · __ I appl•-anng at se vet al ore a Chur-' Carol liray Girls TO MI~ET TUESDAY clw~ ul the Nzarene. Her rna· I "DEVILS OF DARKNESS" The \\o'S CS ol Ilit> Uniled Melh· JOI il'e;;~ ol servwe has been m. Italian Style ('ferhm('o]orJ odJst thurr h II til m"t·t at tl<"''* the u1flce ofH the Raleigh Fllkm I Wm Syl~·ester, larole Gray, ~ 1 ·r,,,, Reed 1c hun· h Tuesdav, 7 30 p 111. \'.J 11 1 Memm1ol osp1tu .at .\1anz1m, 1, • M H p· ·s h M Gl Sw<m land She also has con- . ' I rs. <:~rrv · mil . rs en SUN.·MON.·TUES .. WED. d Nov. 14·17 , ~ Dill and Mrs E J Tracy as ~ucte out.stutmn uv, to $3.99 1hos1esses .. c. tl It h Schoob m rur<:~l areas and of , Stu E":..\' 1 ~ pre~ tt'Y m·s .JJIII 1 WI ave BlglD _ pr. "TICKLE ME" devo11ons em d ,~~1rs Jed 11,eb· ed m lhe ev<:~ngehst1c work (Col or J . I1It' IIIISSIO!IS Brown and Black ---~- _ ster. Sr. the program __ i The Rev Clyde J Barlett pastor or the local church and I nw mbrrs af'e mvtlmg the pui.Jiic Middleport to attend the serv1re. ceded the Booster meeting of Mrs Betz:ng was escorted nesy and daughter, • I I I I DeHted To Ths lratsr_, 01 The Meip-M010n the Va ' ELBERFELDS POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, NO. 172 V,OL XVII oA'Io r:. Music ScoreS Avat/able for C Ip hora 'IOgram I I t MEIGS THEATRE ' Ill dae WORLD Mote People Own RCAVlcroa Than Any OthOJ: Televisi,1n,.,b Blaclt and White ., orC~or Tht D-'I'PE:R ---~ ) 14 ~·ln. plcl1111 Cvol·operatingtranslstorlzed design (one tube recti!Jer) as1>urea greater dependability. 3,500·volt chassis. Compact 20·lb. cab1ntt for exceptional pick·up-and·go convenience. You should stop in the music department on Elberfelds 2nd Floor and see the complete RCA Victor line - Color Te/eviswn - Black and White Televtsion -- Table Radios tn AM or ft.M and FM - Cloek Radios in AM or AM and ~'M - Tramis· tor Radtos in AM and AM and FM - Portable Record Players in monophonic and stereophonic models - Conso le Stereos with AM and FM Ra· dws . ll's a wonderful selection of items for your· self, your family and excellent for Christmas giving. ELBERFELDS in POMEROY • 1 tri Mrviu "P• '""'we 10t 11 CAS ranee, Mona.,.... 110111 , . . to cooll!' ARMSTRONG'S Y011'" be liUfprised how oftoo they come beck 101 seconds ... or even thirds .•. when you cook on a Gas range. That's because Gas ranges turn out your boot diohes to perfection. Only Gu stans tOOklllg !he second you turn II 011 ... and stops the instant you turn i1 off. No overcooking. Gas Burners-w1th-a- Brain even adJUSt automatically~ And you get so many other cooklflQ helps. SmokeleSI biOJI!ng. Programmed Cooking inc!udes 1 Keep-Warm oven setting that keeps roasts and casseroles p1ping hot until serving time. Gas ranges ar• style leaders. to<>-<les1gned to set the decor lor today's smart kitchens. Why not please your family and yourself? Ask your dealer to ohowyou how ..• Forcooldng. 011 mekel the big differ- Linoleum .,.,. lnl1id Vinyl Floor covering for every tlnd of floor. Belt patterns. Professional io8ta..Liation by 111, or do it Jouraell. Call WY 2-2630 fG< ft1i· mate. WALL-TO.WALL CARPETING RUBBER FOOTWEAR FOR EVERY SatWactloa GuaraDteed MEMBER OF THE FAMILY INGELS FURNITURE • •• COAl I. ., tool ' ' t ' . . .' MID.,,.._ "¥:'• "' I' weather stodies c·IVen Cold Mass Drop I I T emnP.ratures I Be} Freezmg • S:tu~ ~It ~o~s~~n ::;t ~':era BeguJ• T t Of£" 'al Count Announced by IRab•Ies Threal Marked by Electi' B d Two more pOSI•t•IVe Tesls Determm'e Cause of Death 1 Man Fmed h Jaded, T en M day Last Rites For ~ys Mrs. Gibl..• 76 ~~ ~rls':tenc~ Servrces , For .1 ;. Set Wednesday Mrs. Morris S Th rsd et av th"'! .;'! 'i::"'wtz::~~SW ~lis ~~:..-":;· plant at YOtlllf-:;;;;;, Ohio•. WAIIIINOTON LAIIo ·~ 391 ~ Wlrt& R llllci(Moi.cla Ill~~pp= of Sten1ary W 1111 Nalchbarll!lnd B F h Co'ng KI.lled In Itter •g t le~~ SAIGON· (UPl) -An outnum· cana !wlee, and attacked wlth i area. One heavily ~ II milet wosl·toothwest of jecilo J11V91i1ina te:l,$31 to ' : berecl battalion of American Oamethrnwers, thermile section where llghtin( was Salg011. One crewman aboard Clbloa City Scbool Dlslrlct for paratroopers, !Uppotted by or· nades and suicidal machinegun heavy had not been tearabed the UH·18 'eopler wu k!Uad IDI' !III'OUIII and $201!10 loth Ullery ftre and air power, killed charges. for enemy dead. wbeo It lll'ubed, but the other! elly tlcboolo en~ al 1eaat J&l VIet Cone regulars Eacb Ume the Americans Amc'fican losses were report. were rescued. The helleopter rolleot botb 111 Ohio Monday lD a bitter Jut~~Ie bottle beat the tJuerrllla• back. ed as "moderate." A U.S. wu supporlinC an operaHoo by · '· near Sa!ioD. Mop-up pallola confirmed the helicopter flylnc an "'~ ~ rlllltJen. WASIIING'roN-'I!IE IIOl1.tE Tho men of the U.S, l'l3nl Commuolat dead by body count mission for AmericiD C8llll). DariDg Monday olght, U.S. Coliunlliet 1111 Ua-American A& Alrborna Bripde triCked the loday. Unolljcial estimates said ties was shot down ~Y over Air Force Bll bomber• lwod tlylllet, teldJ 1o wJDtl up 111 bard-core perr!Ua Ioree to ill • regiment of guerrllla regulars the battle ground, ·~ ttpOradlc 1111 Guam, bluled Communist ·kti IIIli Klan hllrlap lor the ti8DCIUary lD the Conunun181 was Involved In the fierce six- shooting contintiec!. · targell in Zoot D, Jess tiwl 10 Jeir< .~ 011 Clt4q!a KJaaa. aiJ'On8ltold !mown u "Zqne D," boor battle. U.S. Helleoplor ~ mil• from the aru of ~'. 1 to teiUf 1111 'lDv!ll- • miles northwest of Solgon. American observers said they Viet Cong IUllll&t'l ela!metl 1 Monc1a7'1 1111 lllttlo. 'ftlo mne .. ··...lbJI-·1" IICIIv!illlllllhelt Bugle. bJowJi.c,. fiiiiUcal &\1' qpeeled to find more eomm.. seoond u.s. Army hellcopler II llcod wltll IUnnelt nd · arrlllu llllt'1'GtiiHie lbe Amerl· o1at bodlet u palloll mpt the today In a teparlll baltlt about bultlrln. ' :.. •ti. ,,.. Lotu fl¥!9,..., • Construction to Begin on ;.,~ C:~Ra~~a~·:.:~ Appalachia Highway in '66 1 flames, killing :ill of the persons lllllroad oiflclah told the MANILA - AN ESTIMATED aboard. joll!l would retullll'om removFirst section of the Federal 35, near Jockaon, ud eight million Filipinos voted toal of 1 brtdce and JOII!Iequent Government'• proposed Appa- east to Rt. 31, , _ Athe111. day in national elel.'lions marMADAM Chiang Kai Shek greets Mrs. Walter H. Moeller, wife of loth District Conjust d1do't !!'ake It. We ••paostou of the New York l~chia Highway system will II": Estimated ..,t tl u 1111 3 red by terrorism and murder. ressman Moeller at a reception recently in Washington, D. C. The affair, attended dido t tee the IIIII, said Capt Ceotrol'o riverside yard•. IB'" m Southeastern Ohro, some- mile otretcll io tlJ milltoo, Keports from southern Cebu fy Membel'lt of Congress and their wives, was given m honor of Madam Shek dunng Elmer Weekly, one of the Tirey dHeribed tiro hrtclre trme m 111M. . wbich wllleover preHmlnarJProvince said a Liberal party her visit to the nation's capital. Shown also is Congressman Thomas E. Morgan of survtvor•. Tbis was learned today m an . . IIlii lliihl-<ll IIIII' 1 botlle... k .. lllelr operacampaign worker was killed PUot ~--rver u... betw- Dolroll and Ml- Iannouncement from Carl Dahl- tllhaDeeliOI, ·W!9 1 · berg, executive director of the c 81 • tl.is morning when he was Jump- Pennsy varua. Weekly, ~.VUH'of Saratoga, ami. .....,_ -•- ed by Nationalist party parti· Cali!., wal aboard for "route Tire offlclak tald lbere k Southeaslern Ohio Regional Official• _ , .. ' iS. It Wll the 45th slaying observation." lla was hnspita- llllly a elearanoe of u feet I Council. lion will llqla ".lollleti.. .. attributed lo the lengthy and from lbe lraeks beoeath tiro Dahlberg received word Moo- 111M." biter political campaign. i lized In serioua condition. brldce 1o lbo bridge. Tbey day from R. W. N•wquist, dep- The overall propoood projool, Also ourviving are stewarde85 added lbat die railroad need uty director of Ohio'! Appala- when oompletod, will ..... .. WASHINGTON - THE CIVI"Toni Kitchell of West Monroe, eleoraoee of 11 feet for It• cbia program, that the Federal Cincinnati, cut HrllSI It II Aeronautlcl Board <CAB) Sixth grade science classes of Middleport Central La., and passengers Israel lllliY-Iuiclt lriple • deck ••• Government has approved 37.3 Southerll lilhlo MfmtiH ~ will review pan of an eumr- school, whieh have been studymg weather, have rece!V· OW Horowitz, 4t, of Closter, N. J., earrlon and clelraace tf Zl miles of the Appalachia High· mg GalUal and coniiDUtt It 0.. ner's initial decision affecting ed assistance from industries and individuals, making and Norman SJie<ler of Valley ' feet for 1tJ oew botean. way. Morriston ono .., llll eutera J.ake Central Airline routes In[ >ssible a more successful - - - · - · -- - By United_ Preao lnterna- Stream, N.Y. MIU Kllchell was I Frrst Je_g of lhe huge govern- ~ seclor of lho Jflale, MV CIIJI. Ohio and neighboring states. ~nd interesting unit of lear- barometer which was t1sed by A cold arr mass swept across hospitalized In erllical condimen! project " to atart oo Rt. brrdge. \_ ning. the class to mske successful ] the United States today, tum- tion. Tiro two men ...... listed ICI SPACE CEN'l'ER, BoinJ;oN A ·e of materials were Iweather predictions. Ibhng temperatures below freez- II lair, - America's lll!COnd spo~n\an d Vafla~ble through area in- Others assisting include the '"-' across the upper Midwest. Among tho dead ...... Jack to "walk In opace" one full tdm ~a and stores often "' [Cross Hardware and Rawling• ' Snowers and thunderstorms F. A. Flynn, 44, 100 of F. M. around the earl/' will be Chlir- u:~ r uest of pare~ts employ· and Sons Motor Co., which do- i occurred from southern New Flynn, the president and publei A. Bassett 1_ 11. 33-yoar<Jid ed tt!!e. Buth Kaiser Aluminum ' nated small lhermometers "':<I IEngland to North Texas. llahar of tho New Y~rk Daily A~ Force capttil,n from ~y- and the Philip Sporn plant Jaan- 1'" classroom expenments. Co-l An American Alrtin plane 08 Oar ., ton, OIUo. · · ed thermo 8 hs 10 'l'ake a ca Cola Company made avarl. . . near Health department offiCials . expect that chance• _of e,...tt wat eont1nuous of alrletmpera• l ®Je an entire of science! i: !tea- . e8 S Jinuii.s f11 the election Nov. ' 1 tragedy have been reduced With wmpletion of ItS copllo! of the U. B. Gemini 9 ture. Kyger cieek Plant loan- malerials de•igned fm· use in I tucky killing 58 persom ! 1 wen made official Monday I Skunk Control project Saturday. Danger of human_r~n· olbltal nigh!. It IJ olfJC18lly ed one parent three pounds of the elementary grades. In ad- aboard A small rivale plane ,.,0 by the Meigs County election Itractton of rabieS by no ' h s~eduled for sometime after mercury to make a mercury difwn to weather study, the . h d in tbe P rain near 1 1 board, ITwo cats killed, however,. a~e 1means IS past, however. Julv 1, 1966 but sources saJd It -~- ~- __ -- - -- k1t covers several other areas Cl as e . . been found negative on trutta coold IH underway as early as to be used later '" the year. Chardon, Oluo, and five person• Clerk Mrs. Dorothy Johnston Proof of thiS ,, that two more tests, the departm,ont said. next May if au IDeS well. Many examples of Individual were killed, ..id the """""''· conducted by skunk• killed recently have pro- Meanwhile, II Is possible the pupil - parent pro1ects have Snow blankeled Maine durltll Emmett Will, chairman, R. War· ved rabid. Uno 1101 lro7 ~~~- sheriff's depar1ment bes tho BRUSSJ!LII, BELGIUM aided the science program. in· the night. Lormg Air Forre NEW YORK (UPI)-'Medlcal den Ours, Francis Andrew ~nd eroy,___the other Laure · sure-cure 8Diwer to the rabres Ohio's lrade mission to Europe eluding • student and father I Base at Limestone, Maine, autboritles began a series of E. E. Follrod, found nothmg , threat, !I skunks would only was to be briefed today on the buildmg a science table which reported s inches and Green- detailed t.sla tuday lo deter- lbat ehanged how the candidate• cooperate, European Common Market and was needed in the classroom. ville measured 2 inches. mint the _cause of death of finished. ' The minut~y • minute dally finish off Its !alb With bus!UOrUJD 00 Teachers have observed a re- More than tnree quarten of Dorothy Kilgallen, the Broad- Howe.er John Wtlliam Ba· , docket of mcoming and outgoness.lenders in preparation for markable retention of weather an inch of ram fell at Houston way columoist and television ettnar, • 'losing candidate for '"G mwageo maintained by leaving Belgium. Middleport Council. wllh two ~dcts as well as unusual enthus- 1and Galveston, Tex., during the panellot. . Pomeroy achool board, picked Sheriff Robert D. Hartenbacb's The 57-man group will depart members hospitalized, failed to 1asm on the part of students mght. Assistant Medical Eumlner up 66 votes, mskillll bii correctdepartment 011 SUnday bad thlo Wednesday by airplane for Dus- muster a quorum Monday night. when aclual lnstrum•nts and Heavy log . shrouded the Dr. Jam_,. Luk_• said late ed vole tolal 474 . entry by tha buoy, probebf¥ leldorf, Germany. Hospitalized were Clirford matenals are available. eastern Carohna~. southeast Monday rught an mitlal .autopsy Mrs. Johnson said any per· overly-hurried dtak perNn; Stumbo and George Baker. Pre· I Both the students and teach-1Georg1o and northea•t ruled out the possib!Hty that a aon wlshtne II> file for a recount Conviction of resisting arrest ., _ O'M'AWA - PR~ MINIS- sent were John Zerkle, Gene ers thank all per!lons responsl-1 Flondlt. Sc<:tllered showers fell heart attack kJUed Ult dark- in one or more precincts now brought a fine of $100 and costs 1I 111 pm. ~ teU ~~r Lesler B. Pearson s Liberal Harris and Wayne Gibbons.! ble for the suecess of the pro- along the Washington and haired 5!. year. old journalist bas five doys to do ao. The and a sentence ol 30 daya In hOlllth de~. P . ~ renlyturned lo power today Member Roger Morgan was at gram. Oregon coast eastward to Idaho wile wat found dead in bed closmg hour Is 4 p m. next Sat- jail upon a young Middleport WI o two more aeats JD work and northwestern Montana. Mooday at her fashionable East W'day Monday n1ght 8 Parliament than It had eight Cle~k G<ne Grate filed his Firemen Are Called They were generally light and Side town house. She. Blso observed that all rna .. :ee: ago _when Pea""'!, eall- report for October showing the Twice i 3 D measure<! less than two tenths Luke aid microscople and candidales, winners and losers, Mayor Lee Smith, however, to get • clear following balances ln town op- Rae/ n 1 fi of an mcb. lotleologlcal test• would be must file a statement of etpens- placed Ronald Lee Manley, lt. Tre ou'tco f ' eratlng fundswere ':.lied v:n~ eer remen neeeaary .. delermine eause .. with the local office by Dec. on two years proba!Joo and SUI- I imt , eleetion m.: ~ t c!ondayl~ General 'Fund, •17.477. Cem- weekend and a a en ~erd the Col. Kincaid Taking of death, and this ''will take at 17 next, or be ineligible to be 1 pended $50 of the tine and 30 continue to be etery 171; parking meter $130; The first wasg 6.: :Y·m Position With GE least 1 couple of days." candldale_for public office again days of the 30 day orlty eovernment It also cast fire equipment $724; swimming Saturday lo a brush fir~ 0 ~ 1 Col Wt/liam Keith Kincaid Mist Kiigallen, the wife of for 1 perrod of f1ve years. Mantey had been a~~ WI d b ' I '-'5 fl t k $539· and · ' ocklr • prndueer Richard Koll reSJS!mK arrest at t~ scene ou t 011 Pearson's political poo ~ ; re .'"' • the Don Wynn property on Bald son of Mr> .John Kmcald and d the • ol 1 record hop in the Middle- F Ice lor liiPI. n... future. Planmng CommiSSIOn $3,000, for Knobs. The slllte fire marshall the late John Kmcald. has re- mhi-:;,..,an mo r of three t El tary school last uaera1 ..... • ---· a total of f21,997. was called in. He 1s continumg t 1red from the U S Air Force c • made her regular I por emen a resa L. Gibbl, 71, ~ - ..... LISBON, omo - AMERI- Street maintenance had a bal- his Investigation. of er servmg nearly 30 years. weekly appearance on tbe TV ' week. The arrest grew out of I RFD who tiled Sunday ovllliDC tan servicemen fn VIet Nam, ance of t4,306 and State High- ' The second was Monday at KmcaJd has accepted a posl· show "What's My Line:• Snnday diSturbanc-e oulliul< the achoo. at ~-, Relll lftiaMI II 00 especially those with a sweet way lunds were t5t8, for a 12.05 a. m to the Apple Grove tion with General Electric Co., night and was lppearmg a In other coort action Monday Harlford wUI bt held WtdMI!?"th, will get a welcome grand Iota! of operating funds Methodist Church where a fire wrth headquarters ill Pbilodel- taped"telecast of "To Tell lhe night, Mayor Smith took op the day at I p. m. lit tbt Fori• thank you" (1ft from some of $26,!22. . was under co?trol when the de-~ phia, Pa. Truth II tho time her deatr U bond of flo posted by Eddie song Funeral bonHJ wttll tliO 1,500 Columbiana County 4-H Mayor 1e<1 Smtih Informally partmenl amved, through the He will move there from Call- was reported. , Kester Coleman, Middleport Rev. Ralph !Jiah_,- olllli... Club memben. reported excellent collections in help of the Applo Grove Jock- fornia wllh his family this !l!f!l Kilgallen was wr1_ting • Cor T M 1 14 Rt 1 R. D. for 0 traffic violation and ing. Burial will bt Ia 1ert1t The youths plan to send 1110re the sanitary sew..-.. fond, fol· men. week •nd plans to visit with book based on her experrences. La~ ..-iite, 0~~· di.;,; Monda ' one of a hke amount from Jos- cemetery. She bora AutiUI a ton of cookies to the llll· lowing the recent filmg of derelatives here enroute. She had recenlly returned from in the Meigs General hospital epb c. Hall, Thomas Fork, lor 30, 1889, at 11'1.-, lho tlauP. tiOD 1 ll&htln( men tbere. !nquent bills wllh the ,county NOW YO UKNOW He ts a graduate of Middle- 1 vacatlon ~ Europe, will be held Thur!day 01 2 p..; reckless operation. Jer of tbt lite Pater and ..... . auditor. Collections m thJS The 3,9/18 • mlle bonier be- port High Scholl, West Pomt Survivors 111Ciude her father, at the Martin Funeral home . tha H. J01cb11111 YliiiOI, 111111 PI1'1i8URGB - THE UNIT- fund during October amoonted twaea Caoadll IUid lbe Uolted Military Academy and served veteran newspaper and Wire with th R Cha I N . The dmer of a car who dam· was abo precoded ill dulh "r ed Steelworkers Union (USWI to t2,492. The IolBI collections States bao beea ullfortlfled for in World War II with the Air sel'Ylet reporter James Kilgal- oHiciatl~. ;~ial w[ue~ ;:;;:: aged hio own and threo other her husbond Emery Gibbo 11o reacbed labor agraemenllto dale 1n tbis fund amount to more than liO yem, Force. len, moUJer and Sisler, her Robinson ce 10 De 1 vehicles early Saturday morD- 11157 She 11 aurviYOd 11r 1we with two oleo! fabricating flrmo $4t 749. They have two sons, William, husband and three cih!ren, She was 1m:fe?' ~\ ing was fined $120 and sentenced SOliS, Carl 1 1 of Parkersburi. Monday but two other cornpan-, '~bus, with a general bond reLOCAL TEMPS who is remairung In California, Richard Jr., 24, J11l Ellen, 22, Meig• coonty, mem:. :r to Jail three days on conviction and 'Martln j, of Latart RFD, les replaced them oo the "ld- tlrement fund of •12,509, the The temperature In downtown and Tom, a student at 0 hI o and Kerry Alden, 12._ Her son the LanesvUie Congregational of OWL siJ: dllutbters Mn. Berlba R. led" 1111. Iota! of all tuDds entrusted to Pomeroy today at noon was a Univer.ity Mrs. Kincaid Is a hu a daughter, AlexiS, 3, and Christian cburch She was to th four Prillce Mr• lrralletl 1: ~ Latest I!OIDpanles to be Middleport officiola stands at coolish 46 degrees wllb skies sister of Mrs, Millard Wilder- her daughter Is married to ceded Ill death by her husb:i' =o:rty ~mage / ted olds ~ M,-1 Marl~ v Vwere fl2,258. overcast, mutb. mualclan Larry Groosman. Edward B. One aIsler, stella' ':tuna t850. Jolmson, an ll'laaon, Mra. 1:V: ina United eo";• Thompaon, and one brother, The Incident occurred alioul elyn M. Edwards of Hlriford, 8 8 I I UPERT INSTALLATION! COMPLETE LINE OF BALL BAND :: :~k:i~~.~: ::::i:..~~~~ ru~ed by~~n- LET INGELS MOHAWK MAOEI Elpert lntiAllatlou ·----------I major/~~Uon ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY rubber fgr mdas I 1 Roush's Shoe Store DO ITI :: 1 1 Mode of h'fe, spr1nljfy ·~ Gets Probatl'on 1 and'lortd, non·rusl bucki4H. j any trouble," •aid an olfical in the tower, But £Jeconds later the plane drpped out or the CINCINNATI IUPit -About lower's radsr scope, crashed 188 new jobo w.,. npected Q LOAFERS feef in any we-other. f1rmly .-....- ·"-,..' ~ To Muster A I ~or worm, dry A U .S. military ,.,..esman described American losses in the fierce hand-to-hand battlo Monday u moderate. Viet Cons gunnen today shot down helcopler flying an evacua· tlon mission for American cas""lties. Council Fails 1 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 SAIGON- U. I. OOMMANDers today <OIIllleCI 391 Commu· nist bodies •• a jungle battlefield near· Saigon where Amer• lean poratroopers smashed a Commuolat trap and mauled ' two bettahons of !uicidal euer: rillas. 1 I !I -" ::.-:. News, and John Klrchstein, three months. Thirty persons night. A temporary morJUt reaearch director f..- New York were killed Aug. 16 when a was set up at the a1rpon. television station WPIX. The United Air Linell 727 plunged The investigators were II> younger Flynn waa national into Lake Michigan. The cause examine tllt remaining partl at sales manager for the station. 1 of that crash still has oot been the ptane's engines, &uidanct The pilot had requeBted determined. and communications syslehll, It waa 1. p.m. M~~ay when permission to make a YJsual l A l~man investigating team aod question 11urvivora allll ~n . Amertcan. Arrhnes 1Z1 landing and was on the fmal from the Civil Aeronautics witnesses. Jetlmer carrymg, till persons approach to the airport when l Board I CAB), headed by Tho- A transcript will be made ,. fr?m New Yo.rk s LaGuardia the jet IDlHBhed into the 850- mas R. Saunderl, flew here the pilot's conversation with the AlfliOI'I zeroed m on Runway II foot hillside along the Ohio early today and ordered a control tower as he was malllnl at. the Greater Cmcmna~~ River. guard placed around the wreck· h1s approach. Thia wtU a Airport. One of the carrier al Second Cnob age. Intense heat from the still Iavailable in three dayt ID!I ace pilots was in command. I It was Jhe second crash of a •moldering fuselage prevented may shed oome Ji&bt 011 1111 1 "There wao no indication 0 1 tllreMngined Boeing 727 within removal of the bodies Monday I (Continued 011 pqo 2) ruJn.d Mo!J.y 1 Q ~~ (JJ ;: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1965 :l:,v i ,c. ,;. ..4n~~~ CONSTANCE, Ky. (UPI) Tha thundersklrm and the jetliner streaked ln slmu~ taneously. Within minutes botb were gone. ' AssiS•t by Area Industries Plan ProJ·ecf , Of Than ksgt'vtng Remembrances " Remove Bodies·of 58 Persons From Wreckage of Jetliner "The Pick of the Portables" S.rlnAGOIJ 12' tube (OV11 14L U d l•lo) s '" I I .. ~ enttne at y e - • • [Larry Heines, 'Ravenswood, W. Mrs Theo Heines s nt · · pe I < ) ~ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thom- Mrs. v. D. Edward! and as spent the weekend Ill Colum· Cheryl and David were Sunday Plans were made to serve a. bus with Mr. and Mrs. Gene,dinner guests of her daughter dinner to children In the com- 1 Mrs. J. B. Marshall of LoUis- DeWees and family and other and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. H i and! weekend at Raven!Wood, W. Mr. va., with her son and daJJ8hlo and Mrs. Stanley Pullins ,.,n er-Jn-law, Mr. and Mrs. LarSOD, Magnolia. ' ry Heines. Mrs. Sherley Swan were Mainly About People In Pcmeroy ("I .. Saturday guests of Mr. Plan Dinner F Ch 'ld or I ren 01 Community Around And About MI'ddleport I iw • ve- A~ Include three sons, Bruce aDd 'l'lleron, both of Rt. I, Langsville, and Marvin, Derler, one sister, Almo Brown, Rutland, Ill lfandchildrea and Dine great IJ'andchlldren. Frlendll mMy Clll at the In· oeral home Wedlleoday and until lime of the fullarol. PROB&TION Mayor Charlet U,ar of Pomlii'OJ filled Floyd Beadrlw, ~llle, tiO and <O&Ia IUid P••ced on one year probation Mondo)' lligbt oo eonvicUtlll of -uti and battery. Tho eomplaint had beeo IIJetl by Doria ~· \ ;:! ~ ~iU:.~ter of :!'tS::!t~v H:,m:;w:·~.:. :so. ~;~~!:...\brothers, r:..~ IJ'andohUtlreo, three Pollee IBid Harley R. John and Harry Gibbs o1 M• er, 50, Rt. I, Middleport, dm- aon, Jllld Leo Gibbo of West ing north 011 Soutb second, tried Columbia, and two sisters, Mn. to pau a tractor rig driven II· Mary Wllllll aad Mra. Clara 10 north by Donald Eddins, 22, Roush, botb of Mason. Frtenda Crestwood, Ky., hitting I he may coli at the Forle!one FQ. rig. Swisher also bit a parted era! home at any Umo. cv owned by Nelllo Wlnllnn, 867 So. Stcond·at and the rig, after being bit, llao wu forced Melp O.Oral llllfllal IDto strlklDI another ptll'ked ve- AdaiJUied - Maqle llll'll, blcla owned by Paul, Lorraine Syracuse; Mn. Eva Kllopp, M• and Esta s. Grim, Sort City, 1011 Mrt. Cora Morna, l.tmpN. c. 'IIIIo. Stelll ~ Swl~h- SWiaher't ~ ~f case llso DlfL ~":" :'-•·- -~ was 1ey, ' , ~· RaoiDt• • ·-·• ..,...... � 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. 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