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WSAZ-TV Channel3 ! 45 Corn Cob Report 7 00 Today Show Today Out Your Way Today Out Your Way The 3 Stooges Bachelor Father 10 00 r·ractured Phr"ses 10 05 News 10 .10 Concentration 11 00 Mornmg Star 11 30 ParadJse Bay 12 00 Jeopardy 12 30 Let's Play Postoffice 1 00 Midday News 1 30 Smgm• Jamboree 2 on Moment of Trutb 2 30 The Doctol'l 3 00 Another World 3 30 You Don't Say 4 no Mr. Cartoon Present!: 4 JO Woody Woodpecl<er 5 00 Cheyenne 6 00 News P1cture 6 20 Jtm Thacker Sports 6 2> \leather 6 30 Huntle,,·Bnnkley Report 7 Oil John Forsythe 7 30 \1y Mother, rhe Car 8 00 Please Dun'l Eat Daisies 8 30 Dr. Kildare 9 00 t'Uesday N1ght at ldovleo l I 00 LaLe News PLCture 11 15 Weather 11 2(1 Sports Roundup lJ JO Tomght Slww TUES., NOV. 16 IDGHL!Girl'S 7 30 MY MOTHER, THE CAR ~ slarnlli Jerry Va,g Dyke tn tile titie role and Ann Sothern as the "voice" of JUa car. "My Son, the Ventrlloqulst." Wh•n wealthy Fraoklyn &ldtkiss ovtrhears Dave taJkiog to mother, ho lnsistJ tlmt hi demonJtrate his 11 Ventriloqui8m" at • garden party. 9.110 TUEsDAY NIGIIT Ar THE MOVIES - ''The Mountain," starring SJnencer Tracy lnd Robert Wagner, Two bro- LISTEN 1360 1 05 Mika Wallaco NeQ 7. 30 Buddy Slarcber Sbow 9 1111 Captain Kangaroo 10 00 I Love Lucy 10 30 1M McCoyo 11.00 Andy of Mayhem 11:00 Dicl< Van Dyke Show 12·00 Love ol Life 12 25 Midday News 12:30 Sel<reb For Tomiii'I'OW 12:4S GuJC!ing Ugh! 1·1111 Womao'o Page 1 30 As The World TurDo 2 1111 Password 2 30 House Party 3 011 To Tell The Truth 3 25 CBS News 3 30 Edge Of N1ghl 4·00 The Secret Storm 4. 30 Sgt. 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Tonigbl 11:15 Weather Toller 11:20 Lato Show then ol widely contrasting u. tures cl1mb a snow-capped peat where an aircraft has crashed k1Jlmg aJJ on board The from Henri Troyat's prize..wi~ ning novel, is based on a tragur Incident that occurred m the l'rench Alps to 1950. WOUB-TV Channel20 Jtory: BACK TO BROADWAY HOLLYWOOD ( UPIJ - Qo. car w1nner AMe Bancroft com. pleted her role JD "The Slender Thread" to return to Broadway In "The Devils " 9:30AM WMQV t ..ono_,, w. Va. 5:30 p.m. KlndO!'IarteD 1:00 Friendly Giant 6·15 K.am1 Sblbai with Klml 8·30 What's New 7:110 creative Penoa 8 30 !1Je Evil Queen t 15 Fundamentals m Speech 10.00 Newa Prollle-.Kyle 111D GINA TOURS HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Gina Lollobrigida will make a thr. . week lour of Australia followIng completion ol her role a "llotel Paradiso" Ia which 1ba eo-ttar1 wilb Alec Gllinllrleu IGC 110M. 7;30 '1'111: VIIIGJNlAN MSIJow Ma a ·two.~ Trampa1 1111111 taka I lllaud belw811l I &n1UP <A. ~ wbo lll't trying 1o d..elop a lflolt town IIIII a band ol IUDlDOn wbo havt beell to Mil IIJe town In- ~!! ~Yi&JCIIIIc(~TER HEADQUARTERS FOR lACK-TOscHOOL SHOES COMEDY SPECIAL - "Jiul. sian Roolette," starring Bob Hope In h1l fint book BMW of the lllll'e aeaaon. Jill St. John, VIctor Buono and Don Rickles <o-slar. Tba story, set In Moocow and Weet Berlin, lnvolvea • · beautiful Amorloan spy who 1111!1 a IUllible American comodJJn u her bait to lei top ... ort!J out of the Kremlin. 10:110 I SPY - otarrlng Rob· ,' _ erl Qdp •and Bill C<Jsby In tht lillt role, 'Tatla." Kelly Robln-11011 Iaiii In love with a beaut~ · . lui mqazlno Jlllotoll'apber who Alexanden Scott believe hat .' , ~leta lnatructed to ldll Kelly. .. •, ( ' ' 'fttt word, "Wbl1key" eamt IIIIo 7:25 Dally Word 7:30 Navy Film ot !he Wee\ 8:110 FuD School 9:15 King llld 00. r I .' Tbere' are nver 111100 fal'llll Berlin. I I .•~eb Supreme Court will Review Sheppard's Murder Trial - Boy's Foot Hit By Gun Blast d R For Fu}} Term 1 JD\''tI e B"dd I ers FOr Equ1pmen • l I ' •! A • Sh ld B k ill . i\ T :an~~=~r~v~"':.co~!~ merlcans ou ac Jr.J.Cl ,amara :.:i~~"w sub~~lp::~ed :1~.f :.:~~\:!~~t t S...: · v.. , .,'1 ' tr. n CCI en W"th A t 1 WOUB-TV Channei20 !!Ole In !tie 13th 1 lll , SIGNED FOR LIFE HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ - What may prove to be the longest contract In movie history QS banded producer Robert Arthur by Unlver~al studiea which 1iped him to a "lifetime" pset, 'I , o~e Over 20 n.·e ··n Ohi A •denls nm,e, 1:30 T KIDtlerprtm 1.110 FrlendlJ Giant 6:15 Merlin the Magician 8:30 What's New 7:110 Tba FnDcb Cbel 1:00 Publlc Affairs 8:30 News In PerspeoUvt t:30 ToWII Talk 10:00 NeWII ProDie-Kyle HID • ~mpbrey •• 9:30 Morning Move 11 :110 Tho young Set 12: 00 Domta Reed Show 12:30 Father Knows Best 1:00 Ben Casey 2:00 Tbe Nlll'llel 2:30 A For U1 2:55 New• •: 3:00 General Hospital 3:30 The Young Marrieds 4:00 Never Too Youn£ 4:30 WOO, The Action Is 5:00 Soupy Sales 5:30 Leave II To Beavet 1:110 Looll et Weather 1:05 Pacemaker News G:15 Peter Jennings Ne)fl 6:30 Tales ol Wotls Fargo 7:00 Have Guo WID Travel 7:30 Ozzlt llld l!arrlel 8:00 Patty Dub Sliolt ':iei; 1:30 Clldpl t:IIO Tho Big Valle1 10:110 AlDol Burb, Secret Aaeat 11:110 Paeemaur Newo ' 11:15 Looll al Jftelber 11:20 Sports 11:30 ABC lll&hllllt FIVE CE~ ~leshire, Driver • Cited' ttlrecks Fence ., WHTN-TV Channell3 WCHS-TV ChannelS WED., NOV:I7 BIGBIJGJrrl To lha 20th Century Reformation Hour At OH THI WHTN-TV Channell3 co DaUy Word 7 25 8 25 9 00 9 JO 1 -s Television Program ~ WCHS-TV ChannelS ----------~·· Sh;: ~·~~;l~:r:. Televbion '•' o~ '- .C'..Jmmbus llln IIIIU tNO'IY .1.11:1 II 41UI Tues~ay's ' e ;:. " t,.. Har0}d p3fker n·Ies sunday . . '~ Ir Slawter Named by NW Board hot~~~ 1 ' 0~~ c· I In]Ure • d - - - ·- ,-- 'p b c f 82 D h eat s ro e a use 0 I A •d t Dr~ng WASIUN~etumed it . . • Ill ~,:• (II ... AUGUSTA, GA. - F{)llldER support of the battlefront scribed as "light" but at least ' ' ' :, ' ' ' ' · Pre sident Dwlgnt D EisP.nbo\1· troops. toda have weo- American lighting men of the one US plane was shot down. ROD SAUER BUDDY MOORK DICK WERRY BRUCE SJMI'SON FRED ROBINSON er appeared y tes\1 t Cavalry Division JaJrmo- killing the pilot, and one 1st lhered the period .of area b~le sw t forward after tho Cavalry platooo was reported SOUTHEASTERN OHIO CLASS AA GRID ALL-STARS - Five boys of Pomeroy and Middleport H1gh schools were voted on the 22-maD clangor following hJS coronacyj BSZ)strtk": and officers radined cut off and completely sur- All Southeastern Ohio Football All-Star . squad Sunday by the SEO Sp ortwnters and Sportcast•-rs Assomt1on From M1ddleport s SJxth plac,e lhrorobosla ol lut week. e re I'll of'counhnJ1 211 Commu· roundsd by the Commurusts for team were Buddy Moore and Fred Rol>mson , and an honorary member because of mJunes. Rod Sauer, all sen10rs; and from Pomeroy I His son and~~ at aa~_t njit' bodies m one area where a time. seventh place club were Bntce S~mpsonandD!ck Werry, also both semors. See_Page_:J tod~)fOI~~~rep_<Ht.____________ _ up their bedsulo 1fat here andl another 100 enemy dead were The batUeground Is located In Gordon Army llosphomes In tho, believed atrewn on the battle the rugged hills flanking the La returned to Thanks- ground . River, just west ol the Complolnto bave beeo re- I 1 Yobabl at east to plan 1 Bombo Toke High ToU US. Special Forces camp at celvsd tbot leleJIIJone magaglvmg Jlel-together, ~ !tal In Artillery and air • liaison Plei Me m the central h1gh>lD< ooliclton bne used the Walte_r Resd Army osp officers estimated that bomb• lando. I aame of tbe Elteoaloo Ser- ' ' Washington. Iand shells kiUed another 600 or 1 vke to promote 1ales, MlAMI (UP I) :.... A Coast. fathOms . or water about 60 general alarm gl\1en on tht ship _ PRB81~ 700 communists. • C. E. Blakeslee, •Meigs Guard board of inqu1ry today m1les northwest of Nassau or S·O·S ~ent because the fire to h.is l Off1cera at 1st Cavalry Dlvi-1 IS ) U 0 Couoty Exten1ioa Agent, A&· ' sought the cause of a Ilash fire Ftve cntJcall\ IDJured surv1- spr t>ad so qUJrkl\ from the dent Johnson d t today for the•slon headquarters told UPI rlculture, stated today: j that consumed the hner Yar. vors were nown here Sunday stem to stern of the 36S - foot ~lte Rouseed es lod tinct h' correspondent Joseph L. Gal· A one-car •ccident on State "The County Ezleasioa mouth Castle and carr1ed 82 1n1ght for treatme nt at lhP sh1p first ex:more than loway that they expected the Route 388, south or the Junctmn Service does oot eudone Nassau-bound vacationers to a Jackson Memona l Hosp1tal's l'Jeffs sa1d off1cwls had been enter~ fo: 1 gall bladder- CommunJat death toll to reaeh or Routes 1M an~ 338 at Great eaterprises. Anyoae recemag 400 fathom grave Burn Cen ter fourteen others un<Jble to learn exactly what 8 8 mon go ti 1000 Bend, result~ In apparently aucb calls it aaked to tecure Capt Byron Voutsmas skip· remamed Jn Nassau s Prmcess :'tarted the lire but a few kidney lltone opera on. S2s be minor lnJurie ,to a 16 year old the name el the caller aod per of the 1\1-fated cru1s~ sh1p i Margaret llosp1tal poss Jb1l11tes had !Jet>n eihninat~ Budgetmaklnl problems, bt, The •~Jht ·jet 1 he N g~: girl Sunday everung Ill' hnmedlately Jive tbloiolorma- apparently knows some answe; l Som• of tl'" mysterv sur ed 0 5 tloa 1o &be Coaaty E11easioa to the mystenes of the ftre that 1j roundmg the sea d1sa ~ler hl:ls · I wouldn l sav a c1garette State of the Ubion tddr'es!l tb t~rinl chunks t~ t t t :rm Hi am Slawter R D 1 Mid· deThe Meigs ~~~nt~ 8 Con~es1 next ·~•nuary, and tbiJ ~:~m;: C:mm~• die~. has ~ ~minaled as a.:~~~~tt ~. R:~. d~:~ office. Jwept the sh1p early Saturday been explamed, but mJt h has could have started th1s .one,•• week I entertamment for Brlf. · t8 ace slackened 1 and the lthe Northwestern Local School of theI wrecked car was taken I!UIItMII•~'liM'~~ before a general alarm could not the commander sa1d. Thfy aln'll PrinceiB Maraare.t aqd ~:~ en reported they were! District's member on the Board to Veterans Memorial ho:!lpilal be sounded for the 550 passen- "1'1effs said mvt>st1gators have smolder Th1s f.1.re erupted 11n" her husband were octUPYIIIi hll rollln~ward against nothing o1 t1Je new consolidated_ sl'hool by private tranaportalion lor !gers and crewmen drtermmed tha t there was no spread qu1ckly ·,, attention. he'avler t\'U anlper fire •district when 1t orgamzes, 1t treatmellt of InJuries ro her left I But Coasl Guard offlc!als The 85Qii ' wen diverted was Jeanaed today. arm ahortly after 7 p m. have had trouble mtervtewmg qtber Slaw'-'' nomination lo be- Deputies said it was reportj the Greek-born skipper the to be the fJrsl to be made ed Mi!l GuelliJI left tbe high; 1 . 'The compan~ l~wyers got to ,.,j~~'~,.~~h:~to;h may way and aldeswiped 1 se<:tlo~ . h1m We haven t, satd Cmdr .li year. ~~ ,...,._ Dam&Jieo to lhf •1161 Ill Ml- 1G T Trerrs.·-.m. ·.n. srr ·roast I -1. It waa earlier that model car she drove were r&Guard off1cen probing the old WIIIOII lloiVJ Bombln1 one prepreaenlallve of each ported medium. No charges Harold Parker, Sr 62. of 2002 diSaster ' Th< chief engmcer 15 WASHINGTON IUP! I _ The Suprem• Court agn•ed alonlsll to T0111 of 750-poond bombs !ell of lhe five present boards -olll were llled W Mound-st. Columbus, d1ed gone too" todav to reVJO\\ the 1954 co n>JCIJOn of Dr Samuel H. Queen'• Je&•l SIUsbtll')l, Gen. · two mllet af American be nalft!!d to the new board Earber sherlff'1 deputiH had Sunday at Universtty hosp1tal. l No Caust Sher)pard . Cleveland osteopath found gutlt\ at a SPnsa· Glbbo. Thia llloluded giving . when the merger wort begins. arrested two Pomeroy area teen- The son of the late Lorenro and Speculation about where the twnal tnal of hav 1ng bludgeoned his wile to death a:overnment powers to The Guam·based B52s No Indications have been an. agers Saturday night aner they Saraha Reiber Parker, he was •l fire started and why was Federal Dtslnct .Judge Carl \Vemman of Dayton or· the African co)ony as more than 60 mt88Jons in nounced who will represent the I were reportedly tmplicatei:l in bom and ra1sed in Pomeroy rampant, but aulhont1es were dered Sheppard's release from the OhiO Pen1tenttary der Its cnnii'OI and the war, but all the previOUs Bedford Local, atiobury Loca~ the theft of gasoline from a The deceased was employ•d unable - or unw1J11ng -- to on .Juh 15. 1964 But the u s S1xth C~rr1111 Co urt o( a! ol Rlwdesla !rom the were aimed at Pomeroy Exempted Village, andltruck parked on Route 33 north for 30 years by Armour Pack· pinpoint the ongm or cause Appeafs Ill CmrmnatJ ove1ruled Wemman on Mav 5 monweallh trade preference targets of Communist strength. Exempted Vlllaae 1of the fairgrounds. IRk Co, and IOIJnerly was asso- 1 Capt Carl Brown, sk1pper of 1965, and ordered him back · -- ' 1 bad never been Wled to · Sheriff Hartenbach saJd Carl ctated with the Umon Fork and tht! 1'ru1se ship Bahama Star Meantime !he 41 • year . old by a 11 bush~ ha1red mt ruder,'' eaSmith Sunday ordered up combat troopa in the Slawter, 1 we1J. known farm· 18, Rt 3,, Pomeroy, Hoe Co H1s w1fe, Helen A, that picked up 250 surv1vors doctnr has bet'n frre on bond w1th l'ohom he grappled m h11 nor·General Sir Humphrey er in Nortn)estern l.Dcal School II being charged With petty d1ed m 1960 1sa1d Capt Voutsmas told h1m He hves 1n tht" lie\ dand sub home after he ht'ard hiS wtfe te get out of government American losses were has served on lhe larceny and a 16-year-<lld Pom- Surv1vmg are a son, Harold : that he knew where the f1re urb of Rock~ R1ver w1lh h1s cry out m the mght tn SaUsbury, charging him with1 - -- - --board there ror about three eroy JUVerule will be turned ~v· Farker, Jr; a s1sler, Mrs He\-: started A JUI} com1cted Sheppard of 1second w 1 t~. I he former A.nane ..aiding and abetting" Wilson! er to Meigs County Juverult en Arnold . two brothers, Ray· The Coast Guard, meantAohlle. Tebbenjohanns w11h whom he- ~l:'(ond - degree murder He was "ln hll obvloua endeavor to The State Department or Judge F. H O'Brten. mond and Ot1s, and grand- said the i2 m1ssmg persons corresponded while m ;ail senlenced to !Jfe tmpnsonment. ct@:&te 1 division among the peo-1 Education appoints the mem- The youth! were arrested by son, Patrie, all of Columbus from tht Yarmouth Castle were \ Numerous t'fforts to free H1s pt>IJUon to lhe Supreme pie of Rhodesia." j be of th board tradition- depubes afler the off1cers saw Funeral services w1ll be Wed· 1presumed to be "drowned , Sheppard have been mad~:" smf'e Co urt saki pn?;udJce created by 1t' rs upone :.:mmendations by them pourmg gas from. • can nesday at 2 p m at Schoedm- burned or trapped on the ship ; his sentence bt>gan Today's ap ' pre tnal pubhc1ty was such that SALIBBURY, RHODESIA Will into the tank oC a car drtven by ger Hilltop Chapel, 3030 W. when It went down" m 400 pea. focused largt'ly on rover-Ino faJr and 1mpart1al JUry could 1 l boa d They Lo alist Governor.General Slr No one was Injured In a oc:nder 1::: until a new Aleshire Authorlt~s said Ale- Broad-st Interment will ~ m .. - - - - - age of the b•zarre case by the htne be-rn 1mpaneuoo. Ht> also Gibbs today defied car collision at I a m. board Is nallled 81 the next ahlre admltlfd he let the juve- Greenlawn cemetery. Fnends (} newspapers cla<med that the tnal JUdge rebel Premier Jan Smith ln a on the Racine • Chelter nile out o! the car and returned may cwl after 7 p. m. today. 00 tO Ufi I The doctor always has demed fml td to protect the JUrors from face to face confrontation over almost a mile south of Rt to plck h1m up after tht gaso: h committed the cnme He outs1dr mnuences during lhe who is legally In charHe of the but a teen-ager was cited lin~ had allegedly ~. taken. t:ld JXlhce 11 wa~ perpetrated mne-week tnal and ass1gned Rhoclealan government. a minor traffiC violatiOn, Arrests by the sheriffs denearly all th• seals m the court Faced with lflliWing OPflO'I· state hlglJ-oay patrol partment over the weekend In· BEATEN TO DEATH room to new spaper 1'1!porterS. tlon 1u their breakaway aovem-j Officers said that Gerald eluded Gary Lee. 20, Rhode COLUMBUS 1UPIJ - State The Amencan C1vll L1bert1<s menl Smllll and two aides1Hollon, 17, Minersville, Island, on s charge of being Audllor Roger Cloud announcCfNCINNATJ JUPII -A Cm· Umon urged the court to exdrov~ to JOYernment bouse for 1onto the hl(l:hway In front of 0 CCI AWOL from the armed forces ; ed today he will St"l"k elerlion cmnall school teacher was beat· am me lhe ('<lSe and • provldt! 1 70 minute meeUn1 with Gibbsl westbound car driven · Richard C Caruthers, 3S, Rt . to 8 full four·year term In 1966 en to death and her 9-year-old workmg solut1ons for some of who had refused orders Sunday T. Jones, 26, Rt. 1, The opening of tht smalllz. Pomeroy. charged with DWI . Donald Bartlmus, 1 12-year • Cloud became the second of •daughter attaeked today by a the d1ff~rult and dehcate probnlght to step down. A apokes-- The youth's ear then went hunting season and a aDd Rufus Glen Orender. Rt 1. old ~hester gr~de school student, the elected state officials to an- rna who m~aded thtlr apa rt !ems of !ret> press and falf tnal man for the 1overnor- general, the highway and struCk a of airplane accidents hel~ Albany oo a charge oC lSSuing accuientally discharged 1 .16 nounce hts ca ndidacy Atty Cen •men\ Pollee ptcked up a sus· wh•ch currently best! the adwho remains loyal to the or-1owned by Woodrow Mora. push Ohio's weekend lttl· menacinH threats. gauge sho~gun S~turday_ about WiUiam B. Saxbe previOusly an· peL! for quest1om ng mJm stratmn of ;ustJce " 1be patrol clted Hollon death toll over the 20 10 am while rabbit huntmg and nounced he would seek anolh- 1 Tht' body of Emma Meadows, The sixth Circuli went In· ders or Queen Elizabeth and British Prime Minister Har-1Mel(l:s County juvenile court mark, the UPI reported. I Mel11 Geaeral H01pltal woonded h1mse!r m the right er term. Gov James A. Rhode'i, j37. was d1 smvered b} the dau - to th1s subject but found nothins old Wllaon, said Gibbs remain- failure to yield the nght The latest count by Unltedl Adml01lono Sunday - None foot I Secretary of State Ted W ghter, who apparently blacked in the publicity at the trial ed adamant in the po11Uoo. way. Press International showed .• Dlsrhargu Saturday -Mary The youngster. was ta~en to • Brown, Lt. Gov. John w Brown 1out whPn the mtrude1 tned to wh1eh would have mterfered Joh T ..., t 11 of 25 persona lost the1r\ White, Chester Veterans Memorial hosp1tal by and State Treasurer John Her- smothtor her w1th a p11low. •wit h Sheppard 's nghts. n ' to_,an' ' Reed sv1 II e, bert are expected to announce UNITED NATIONS - AFRO. was cUed Meigs County hves between 6 p.m. FridaY Admf11iooo Suaday - M1ld- Dohrm an Reed . I1 ASian otates planned a new of- Nov. 11 nn a charle of and mldnll!hl Sunday. At least red Hudson. Pomeroy. Iwhere today. Bartimus wa~. re- this month ' LL ESCAPE fort today to mab Britain use cure load. He pooled bond 17 of the deaths were on the llll<bfJI•• sunday - Sedle, ported m sal..laclory cooc!Jbon Cloud ss • DeGraff R•publiA ~ force to put down the RhodOI- Iappearance. highwayo, lwo lb hunting acci- Grindley, SyraCUif ' The MeigS County Sheriff's de-\ can. W~S ~ppomled auditor m, ML~M1 , Fla I UPII - orn ian rebellloo. dents, three In plane craahes parlm•nl sa1d Bartimus, son of September to replace Chester c~als of the 1ll-faled crui•e sh1pl But the Security C<JuncU Vetera• MeJDGrial Ho'pltol and anolhar three In mlacotlan- MARRIAGE APPLICATION Elza Barhmus of near Reeds- W Goble. another appomtee., Yarmouth Casll• say 14 Ohioappeared bog:~ down ln a dis. Ad.tltieu Slturdly _ Don- fOUl mishaps. James Roland Reeves, 21, Rt. Ville, was rabbit huntmg With Cloud 1s servmg the fmal year 1ans were aboard the vessel when. pule over bow best 1o deal with aid Blll'tlmua Reedsville· Hat- Sunday brought ~0 separate t, Middleport, USAF, and Mar- his Jlrandfather, Harvey Rock- and a half of the term ol Rog. 11 burned and sank off Nassau, l The Board o£ Me~gs County lhP unilateral declaration of tie Powell R~dne· Jame~ Am- plane crashes that clalllled tha Louise Ctark, 11, Rt. 1, Mid- 1old, about three m1les from thej er W. Tracy, who d1ed last No- 1The Bahamas All of them ap- Comml&.,oners and I:Ounty EnJndependence by tbe whlte-rul· burJery Mlnersvuie Melvin Rlf- three liveo. An AriDJ oolonol dleport. Dravo quarry near Reedavllle. vember. 1parently escaped unharmed gmeer H P ChriSty agreed toe<! African colony. Chan<eo of n. ~-I' bu . M Jl w hi·"'- D c ond day tu sell four p~eces of OQUIJ>1 • s, rs.. nuny as ....... , · ·• b•, •n early declllon appea'lif •Urn. 1m, b""'urn Cheahl Bll· blrom men t regar ded as obsolete . 11tber fro Louis 10 K ,\a edltoriah 8 Am ureey, re, Mrs. m v e, y., the county h1ghwav department. 1 , A MASSIVE STORM SQUAT· Jy Dalley' Porlland. were kllltd In a craah near Persons Interested m ~urDllftll'1eo Jlolarday-George ronton. A M-yelll'-otd Dayton h f the t .,. =Oiler, Middle!"'"; Shirley Rey· bull torr ··"at rains noldo, MaOOII, Gary Hutton, A~ w '-· . I at the courthouse comrrntw "'"' · ba • San· White p . Carlllle a~..,rt m Greeno Coon. , .-en Incites of rain wu •• ~ W1 ~ Ra 'tne omeroy, ty At II'OIIIoa 1~ -was Army It Is up to the American peo-1 the lira! time, Is an actual ef- bombarded, pmned tn the open, I deserve exactly what we ahall s10ners off1ce durmg the neJtt ported within :II hours al A.. .wm~o.t!07 c,;l BenneU J Jackson 52 pie this week to put their moll• fort to aet at a lafJit BeJIIIlent' called everything but a traJtor gel What we shall get IS con-1several davo Date for openm1 011 eapl lslllid off the Clllfornla Mlcllltll p ~ - ~: WadunJIIOD, o.'c., and hlo fat~ ey where their mouths havt ol governmental waste. - and even hinting at that _ I tmued military duplication and the b1ds w1ll he announced Ia~ coalll. ~... Angeles rerorded ' omeroy, , t~r••'f'R!JI•Ja'*""'>, It, Lout..llle, be8n. There have beon efforll, be- by "'".'eless sources Intent on; waste. ler . ~ thau hall an lnclt lUI leW Johnaoa, Ltlarl, W.. Hol7 Ky-. •hO 411t1 w1\eo tlielr ~r~ For the f1rst 111'10 Iince the jfore, beJIInning with lormer destroymg hts pres!Jge and ab1l-~ we could encourage congress The equ1pment Ill be sold I• hour• Sundly eveoin11- The Boytr, ~; 8oriJa. -Whlta, val; fiAiJe CiUbel u miles United States be1an rearming Presidenl Eisenhower. But even ity lo bring about, In this to do what 11 knows should be 1jcludes 1919 lntecabonal truck, sk)rm lllolndlng psty wlndo, Pomeroy; Ltiey ~~~- Middle- northwell 01 there. shortly before Europe erupted I•he. Regular Army " he was, j case, the immediate dlssolu- done, but cannot, without sup- chassis and cab; 1954 Oliver II forted ftfl!'ellatlnn of outdoor port; Ida Rlchar,dl, Middleport; to the Second Work! War, a pol·j•nd knowing Intimately the tion or ?51 Army Reserve units port Tractor With mower; 1951 •porUng ~ Suntl&J In Call- Douclaa Eblin, Pomeroy !tical 1rm of 11\e l<l'fl'Dlllent problem, had to bow to tho containing 55,000 men. We can write to our con)ll'OSo- Dodge truck, cllasaJS, cab and fomll. llllelilrpl 8-J - M r L IIIUAD c.uLED has struck hard In reduce mlli-J pressure ol vested mlereslo with ] c., ling mea. covered body, and a 1955 llndp i:.at'l')' Biiffiia ~- soa, Reeda- ·f'omenoy l!!merpncy squad-; tllry dulltation, wutei and 111- 1 fimmcial take In the mill-~ the ~:,';""::nect w~ We can have them kno-o our truck with chaSIII and cab. IIONOLllW - A ~~ viDe, RD; · Radellff_Ha1er, Mid- men answered a eall at 11:30 P-1 efficiency. Whotev~r One meyjtary standing at Parade Rest. Jl things is' our will. money is where our mouths havej tan')'lng J!OiliO nl the nalll!b'l dleport. m, Slturilay lor OUow ·Micbaota think of Del'en8e SOcrelary Ro- Tupayers, rightly 1110110 • beea. LOCAL TEMPS top ~ ltalent w• lllrlfll ....., - Mr. and ~IH~ Pomeroy. talcen bert S. McNo~a and h1l oblefl bout waste, bureaucracy andl II ..., 1tand Idle, lllallowtng The temperalurt In Pomt lng ~wwkl tOday, It• Mn. Jimmy Amblirpy, Chtifl. !he. .llllll to VeWIM Mom. In tho Wblte H0u11 _, to their tlitplication of services In lho the ha~ to ...truths of those That we really do, after all, roy's business dlltrlct at 11:• .f lli!pllaf flrll pole-If' Ire, a 11011; Mr. Mn. liilij' 01'111 llillpltol, aulferlng clomesUc economiC poi!Ctitt, It mlllt1lry. Yet when McNamara Iwho would perpetualo tht un- beUeve ID cullin& military a.m. today wu 41 dean~~, lidll ·~ GIIJ!'qe S Dalley, l'l1rtland, .:>41qhler. til-cheK p'alal. , tiiUill& Ill tilllllcllbQ lln, lor mov• u Ill did IOdq lui II touohabla e1 lilt lllllilaq, we wult. cinudJ. _ __ _ . ' ... ~mil MEIGS THEATRE 11.1.-..... ~~-~ <::0 " :;'}: oil, "c. w I· ' enttne " . I I'1 SAIGON (UPI) - American troops supported by 852 bombers today mauled three battaUons of North .~ 1 VietDilmese army regulars on the slopes of a jungle j -, mountain near the Cambodian border. Reports from ;' the front said as many as 1,000 Commumsts may have been killed . The North Vietnamese army units reeled back after two days of bitter close quarter fighting and the thunderous 852 raid on Chu Pong Mountam 220 miles northeast of Saigon. It was the firat 812 raid of the war__"'. th• M . rs. Reibel p 'd c·reSt'"IeesMeOVer e mg ---.-.. ;t -----·~----------------------------~----~~~~~~~~-------POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1965 1 1 II' VOL XVII N0 • ,171 tte.:I· CAl VNDAR - o-,., To Tb ,,.,._,. 01 Tlw /llftp-MGiml Area Xn 0 SO('IAL "'.' • • ' at y · e Six o'clock Dinner is Enjoyed by Catholic Church Women'S Club tn: • Nov. 11, 1965 be': Grangers 8flng • G'ft for Hosptta I I ' An intereatq and informa Mrs. Lohse read devotions can lnd1on, hbrary funds, and and ..,..ts, Mrs. David Mlller tive "look" Into the operatwn sent by the National Chaplain conservallon · l and her sister, Miss Marwn Lam A six o'clock potluck dinner and Mrs Thomas Hennessy, coof the Melp C<Junty Bookmo- wh1ch mcluded tile mscriptions Nallonal Dehmse material on bert, Mrs Euruce Bradfield, The annual Chrlslmaa party preceded the meeting of the chairman; Mrs. Kathryn Welsh, bile hlgbllghted the November on Plymouth Rock and the sta- current natiOnal problems wao Mrs. Noah Hasklna and Mrs. was pla.nned at a meeting of Mrs. Opal Priddy and son, Cathohc Women's Club of the Mrs. Howard Dailey, Mrs. John meeting of Return Jonathan lue of Governor Wilham Brad- 1outlmed by Mrs. Emerson Jones. Plkoj1a. The next meeting will the DA ~ ,and Jta ha~~~~ry ~:~ Bobby, are spendlnJI the week Sacred Hearl church Thur~day Mitl'h, Mrs Wilham Reinhart, Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the ford, an ancestor of Mrs. Loh- Nat1onal Defense Cha1rma~ be held m January with a l'Oflee day evenms at t e on end in Columbus with her bro- evemng in the church aud1tor· Mrs. Charles Clarkson, Mr1. American Revolution, F r 1d a y se's The chapter accepted the Mrs M•rk Grueser (Nancy Skin hour lo be beld at the home of ter~ul Ave . .,Ither, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond tum The Rev. Father John David Goodwm Mrs. George afternoon ot the home of Mrs budget for the year as read by nerl daughler of llle regent, Mrs. Nan Moore featurmg dJS- Lllhanl SteA~f was ,pianist , Turner ITurel asked grace Hackett Sr., Mrs. John Koko1 . ' 1 Its "God B ess mer1ca was sung • • 1 Dale Dutton ln Middleport. the treasurer, Mrs. Guy Nelg- was accepted as a new mem- 1play of unusua qu · Frank i:hee eb I Mr. and Mrs Harold Bachtel Mrs Paul Casci, president, op. vitch. Mrs J. M Thornton, Mrs. August PJkojJa, Libranan ler and ~ncludes conlnbutlon.s ber. Mrs 0. P. Klem sent wordl • by Re;t'elff the olde&t ~a:~ of Barberton. Ohio are guests ened the meeting With prayer. Misses Agnes and Katie Grues-of the bookmobile umt a State to mountam schools, the Amen- of thanks to Mrs P1koua for 1 Mr~ber .;., eaented 8 fior·j of Mr. •nd Mrs. Forrest Bach- Members wtll meet Tuesday er, Mrs Kenneth McCUllough Librarian and a native of E•· j her window diSplay durmg Con• , me ' prt d ber tel and famllv November 16 at 8 p m at the Sr., Mrs. Keith Sutherland, Mrl. ' • Wal darrangemen, membirth' The Rev and ,. Mrs Fred I C<Jium b'Ja G.as Company 0 ffICe Ea rI MOrriS . and Mrs Homer torua, Europe. presented many • slllu!Jon eek. est sang an ''happy mteresting facts about her 0 i Members answered roll call }~ ~er • Gardner oi Johnson City, Tenn. for a ChTJStmas food denJOn- Gordon kitchen. They are to homeland, tiS language, folk ily nammg a favonle book. Fol 0 the busme8! meeting ars goests of friends in Mid- stration Plans were made for report Wednesday at 10 a. m. songs and culture. She told of lowmg the meetmg Mrs Dutton t erter supper was served .; dleport While bere they are the next meelmg which will be and Thursday at 9:30 a. m. her JOb m seeing the Statue of was asststed by Mrs Lohse and Mrs ~n~l~ B~ne,t . gu~~ !~s:::ance of Veterans' Day. house iuests of Miss Mildred a Christmas party 'an~ each Mrs George Buchanan Mrs Liberty in New York Harbor for Mrs Harold Sargent In servmgj speaker, a or er oplc, , Tt art will be held Decem- Hawle .Snd Mra Nan Moore r.tember I& asked to brmg a $1 · ' the first ttme and what freedom I TOOp a dessert course- to members tourtst trip to H?ng . ~ong, 1~ '8ty 6 p. m. at the D.A.V. Mr. ~omer J~s has be~n gtft to exchange and one dozen Mary Kunzelman, Mrs. Homer meant to her. 1 wh~n the Women s MJssJOnary Hall There will be 0 Christmas returned to his home f r 0 m cook1es. Hostesses w11l be Mrs Brlckles, Mrs. Kenneth ~cCul· Her enthuSiasm In describing Girl_ Scout Troop IIlii held •,• I tO SocJety of lheh PomerToyh__!~rst package exchange limited to a Meigs General Hospital where David Ohlinger, Mrs. Theodore Iough Jr., Mrs. Leland Sisson, her work with the bookmobile Imvestlture ceremony recent Y Baptist churc met w;,uay if M d M d M he h b d' I patient Beegle Mrs Frankhn Hepp Miss Chnshne Grueser, Mrs Lth Sail bury School g 'Bt the church $1 g t r. an r an rs. as een a me ICa ' . R' h d F M Pat umt was evident m her praJse Ia e s ed "th h I S evt!nm i h f~ Frank Cheesebrew were guests He IS improving satisfactorily. . Mrs Earl MorriS, Mrs Ka IC ar . reeman, rs . o( the good bemg accomplishThe ceremony open wl t e • The meetmg, n c arg: o I t M nday's meeting MISS Marlon Lambert Cleve-- ryn Welsh and Mrs. Charles Duffy, Miss Susie Radford, Mrs ed m this county.,de service !' pledge to the rtag wJth VIcki Mrs J E Foster. preSJ ent,, a o I d I th t f h' sister KJ!oe~~. Chnstine O'Donnell. MISs Anna 0 : 8 to the children and adults who Clark Connie Radford and Debopened with the theme song, an ' e :~s and Plans were made to serve Howell Mtss Olga Pier<~tti and 1 are not close to a !Jbrary Shl' bJe Ohlmger liS color guards I Rock Sprmgs Grange met n "That Cause Can Neither Be ~nd ~:rC ~~· Sh . came the PomerpY High School foot· Miss S~san Ohlinger, are walt· discussed the attitudes of Chll· l Followmg the song, '"The Grow-] regular sesswn Thursday e.ven- Lost Or Staying" Plans were rs ~t thee chris- blll banquet on November 18. resses and they are to report dren n~akmg their book seleL"- 1mg U Tree" t~t> promJSf! and mg wJth A~os Leonard actmgl made for the next meeting on .A :~tclllsirv~~ :or the intant son N8med on committees were Wednesday at 7 p. rn. and Lions and thelr desire to be b;-laws were given by C'8ndle·l mAster presJdmg_ I be December 9 With Mrs. J H f ::{ d M L Wil Mrs. David Ohlinger, chairman; Thursday at 5·30 p: m, I bett d hght Escorted mto the troup The next meetmg wtl IStephenson as program leader. .A"..,j o r. an rs. arry ey. --~=~;.:._:::._.:..c __._:._:._f-co;;.e al erclt:~ :r~ and pur- l were Nancy Gil! by Diana RJdg: held on Fnday, November 26 There Will be potluck refresh..,j Mrs. William Bradr,ord hks~ returned po se e of soumt m prnv1 de rur· 1W"Y .. , DaJ lene MIChael by Con- when members are haskeds tto ments · 't th from h severa ds wee and . me Grueser Vicki Clmk by brmg gJfts for the At ens ta e Devotions taken from John NOV. 13 VJSI wt er gran on f' ' a~e;:de~ts :th ~oodhilterat~;e ' Mary' Carlel;m and Shellv Clark i Hosp1tal A county off1cers' con-,17 23-26 were led by Mrs Fos- The Naylors Run Memorial fam1ly, Capt. and Mrs Bruce 0 al sed eb ree m c oo:ee ' 10e by Beck~ Seehg after which ference was announced for Mnn-1 ter t~nd closed w1th prayer by Playground Association will BradfGrd and children In_ Pan- ' Plans were made for the an· h . 'b M ~ Y urgm~ t~em ~~ ' the troop sang · Whene' er we i day , November 22,1tt 8 P m and j Mrs Juseph Cook The love have a bake sale at the Kroger ama where they are stationed nual Christmas dmner and a ~e prog~~m WII\~Jv~ d Y•• A~s. f come awa~e o e prod eml~ IM<tke A Proml~e " i1each Grange I.S asked to brmg gift was dedicated by Mrs Lor· store Saturday, November 13, She made the trip by plane new member was welcomed gar A enswor : ,. 0 persons w 0 cannot rea we , A court of awards was held pJes. Mrs Tracy Whaley and•11m Sterrett begmrung at t a.m. from C()lumbus wh.en the Philathea Class of the gatl," one of th.e not, women 1 enough to understand t 1 w1th badges presented to Flon:1- Mrs Frank Grueser were re- Mrs Boone, In an lnterestmg The WSCS of the Tuppen . La~ence Milhoan wa! a vis· Middleport Church of (.,'hrmt or the Bible. Abigatl.~as know~ Mf rfs Plktoh)Ja hwast prbesen ;<11 a nel Burney Marv Carleton Bev . •ported Jll talk on Hong Kong told or the !Plams Method1.st church will Itor m Galltpohs Fru:by after· met Thursday evenmg at the asedthe woman pacifis l. Mr s. g1 t rom e c ap er y n r~1 · · ~~.· be M i •• wa!-1 ' here sponsor a bake sa1e and a ch111. noon · B erlv Smith Conn1e Grueser 'novem r emor es Baptist noddle factory church The meeting was open- Fr Gardner ' a ~1' (l:&Ve 1 · 1 ~amesH r~~~~hon. VIret~eg~n d BeCky seei1g She1\a Fulmer' the theme of the program pre- and of the five hot kilchens and vegetable soup supper at Mrs Ruth Powell of Colum- ed with. the smging of the class de~CtJptJOn of a ...~rtr~lt ~1 rs PTarAo dse, sou edasl Ann Ohhnger' M1hssa R.1~wr Con sen ted by Mrs W A Morgan, whJch prov1de one hot meal a!the church annex Saturday, Nov bus is the guest of Mrs. Wll- song followed by devotions giv- CIIrlst Which 1s ~~~ 8 e 1 Lnct pre~1 ent pa1 11j ' "" · G .. ' ·"Bat be · B df d church The meeting was cos. H t 1 1 b l 0 th work do~e b , Mr~ mr Lanmng. Becky yy.ijl, D1an;;~ lec\IJrer. roup smgmg '!: - day for each ch1ld Mrs . .Boone 13, ginnmg at p m o tam ra or en by Mrs Edgar Reynolds en. b th R . ) th I Ridgway Debbie Ohlmger and ' lie Hymn Of Republic, open- urged the members to prov1de dogs, ham and chicken salad Utled "Let Us Gtve Thanks " ed With prayer Y 1 ev Hu e ldt S • aro auer ' Thanksgtvmg re adings Fred Gardner · bookmobile for mthesecurmg countv e I Conme Radford, act1ve cJtlzen , ed lh e program <Jn d members sweaters to sen d to Hong Kong. \~san dw1che!li, p1e, and co Ifee Other n fng was opened In Milissa Rtzer pen pal, Flora- llesponded to roll call With At the close of the meetmg, will aloo be served. Bazaar Ugiven mcluded, "On Thanksgn;. Followmg the meeting rentu~~IS~:e /orm led by Mn nel Burne~. hou.sekeepmg and I where they were and what they Irefreshments were served by ems alsu will be on sale. 1ng Day" by Mrs Otho Watts freshments were served to 28 Ge rge Skinner regent and Debbte Ohhnge1, &itlectol''s were dumg whel! tl~ey received I Mrs. Georgt' Skmner to 12 mem· NOV 15 ''Every Day i!l ThanksgiVmg," members and three.. 111.ests, the MJ~S Bess Sanborn. citaplam badge I Yiord that the ArmiStJL'e was bers and Mrs. Boone. • t• and IIPrayer for Thanksgiving" Rev, ~nd Mrs Gardoet and Mrs Everett Hayes Amencan I The song ''Who's That Yon- Signed The JOF class of the United tr._ by Mrs. Reynolds. llrs. Powell. Hostesses wore HerJtage Chairman ~resented a der.'' closed the meeling and / Severald P?e~sd and a~~~~les Committees Named Methodist church will meet at The November meeting of the l The president conducted the IMrs. Oscar Roush, Mr!l. Edgar plano number by the Amenran rf'freshments wtre served b~ I ;~~~k;~? b lilt:~r~ng, Will;~: 8 Brownie Troo the church, Monday at 6 30 p. Federated Ctrcle was held Wed- busmess meetmg The ~lck re· Reynolds, and M~s. Otho Watts composer Edward MacDowell the Troop comnuttee • • Y dl Y P m. for their annual ThanksgJv. nesday evening at the church I 1 . 1 d d H J e Le with Mrs Joe Bishop, Margar, Crueser '"FI'om A Km y d f 11 db h por me u e omer on s, · Le M Elhi 1 1 entJtled, "Tone Poem," from Netghbo~" Mrs Rober' Louks; Committees were named andl nJ mner o owe y t e reH· with Mrs. Louis Reibel, presi· na McElhinney, Ida Childs, Ber. et Jones and na c nne~ Up 24 No. 3 DAUGHTER BORN AmerJc~ FJrst,'' M1ss Betty Chnstmas proJects ptanned ular meetmg I dent, m charge tha Darst, Everett Swisher, con.lrlbutmg. Mrs Re~a Roar Leonard; 4 '1n Flounders Now," when the Browme Troop met Ch~platn Nyle Borden of the ''Our Horizon," was the topic Mrs Arthur Ht!Ss, Ethel Jones, assisted the huste 1.. ses m lht ab· Dr and Mrs Stanley E Pot-, Mrs Homer Radford, "No- Wllh thetr advisor, Mrs. Rich- GqJhpohs Stale lns!Jtute will of th• devotwns by Mrs Roy I Alice Robeson. sence of Margaret Jone!. Iter of Em:lno Callr ,are, an·l vember m Ohm.'' Mrs Amos lard Vaughan, Thursday after· apeak on Mental Health when Seyfried. The prayer poem, A thank-you note was read PotNrow Ott.. 1nouncmg the bJrth 0 ~ a daugh- Leonard and "In Flounders 1noon. the Racme Elementary PTA "The Gracious Word Thank from Homer Jones and the • 10 15 7 TONIGHT ter Nov~mber at Ka~ser Ho~ F1eld, " Willwm Grueser The I Comm1Uees named include, meets Monday, Nov. at 30 You,'' opened the devotions fol- death of H E. Perry, grandra- 0/fwen Installed "THE CURSE OF THE FLY" Ipl!al m Los A.ngeles,d?"!'~d ~~~l l program closed With all stand· I Song Leader, Knsta Morns, Ma· p m . Committees for the Fall lowed by the hymn, "There's ther Qf Mr. Denver Rice, was Bnan Don\1:'~)'. Geu Baker. baby weighed 7 poun I mg lO SJlenL prayer Ill memory ry K Gallagher, Beth Vaughan; Carnival will be named and the I A Wideness ln God's Mercy," reported. A vote of thanks was By Racine Grange Carol Gra' ounces and has been oomed of those ~ho gave their lire ln Game Leaders, Vicky Manley, Fifth gnn1e mothers will serve and the reading of Isatah 54 2 given to Homer Rice for his "DEVILS OF DARKNESS" I .ynn Ann The Potters ha~e seJVll.'t' Brenda Smith, Cheryl Hanning: rt'freshments lu was brought out that in assistance at the rummage sale RHine Grange met Wednes· 1 Wm sy!J:~~~. c3~o:Jie Gray, two sons, Kyle and Enc T ~e Project Leaders, Julie Hamm, Theodorus Council Daughters thlnkmg about God one should was announced that the day eveins for lnstallatloD of Tracy Reed new baby was born on Kyles DINNER SERVED Kathy Baker, Kathy Harris; Ac- ol America w11l observe Its think big and live big Prayer Christmas dinner and party of(icers for the year conducted birthday. Gr~ndparenls ar ~ Mr. tivit1y Leader, Leslie Ingles, 53rd anmversary Monday, Wllh by the leader concluded the de- would be held Dec 1 with the by Past Master Earl Cross and -Sunday thru W•dnesday and Mrs Charles McE mny Nme members of the Worn· Cindy Glaze, Merrl Ault, Lee a 6 o'clock dmner at the IOOF votmns Homebuilders Ciass to be m h1s assistants Hovembnr 1~ 17 Ill~ ~Uwil...,.....,... •.t -tl... _.. -... Jlnd tiw .. ,.,. • ;-w •h" huslnen .,,""th'IR , ~li?.dlt>pur!, ,;.m.J. ~rs.. ~fl~~~n : en's GlPld of F~erated c~urch[ Orrl f~n·UP-- Diane _ CY.mJ.eJ haJL J\. suect:d i'lYltlltiuD JS ex:· u-. y ID .,, •b d. )' 1- =· iilac.l,'• •114 JJt, He""' hporl-j ~ ....... ' ,. ' �l "" ...... .,._. . . . ,. ! . _ t ~ ... . · -· · ·· ·· · . -. -. ,, ...,. ... -- . - -·--~ - · f II SOCIAL· UPJ Bn.efs •:w:•...,_, •v ':.''m~--.~St~.IY~~~~ ' ·•• ("-"•-' :,~~~~ ~NDAR ...,..,.._ , . . . ..... Th ·p A ed • CAl d'J • AlliiYUieo rogram nnounc for RIO :'ru':~.~"!!.~toC:: up~~:~ :·,;,.~~keye !~htscient~Ic • W k nd IS ee e c. S·DattY Sent1net, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., !llov:_l~~IHIS '"""'G..;Nmtt (UPI'-"'"e ........ Colrt ...., IInck a . .jGr pl'8flllla tllllo froJn _ .. ) 1 1950 Subvortlve pole eircultr trip. Tho JOF elu•., tho United While tho prlmery "'al Methodist cllurch will meet at tube fliihght the church, Monday •t &:30 p, on,, e.... crew College Homecoming Events ~~· t~d lor theirfollowed annual by TbanlclgiV· 1 - Ill ::dinner lha rti" . ; wo ::ld ular moetinc. · A gala homecoming Is planned bv Rio Grande Col- Cboplain Nyio Borii<D o1 tht lege for Priday and Saturday. Alumni in large numbers Galllpolis State Institute wUI are expected back to the eoUege for the weekend event. spe&k on Mel)llll Health when Opening the provam will be - the Racina £lemoDtlrY !"l'A the night-bolo"' • bomecomlng wards will be ctvlll fer bolt meell Mondaf, Nov. 1i Ill T:IO game dance featuring the 1Joat1. p.m. COIIIIIlltleel for the Fall Castaways, a nationally known At UO p.m. tbo opening Carnival will be namad and the band and vocal group. whose game of the college basketball J1'1lth grode mothtra will oervo Soma recording oi"Liar. Liar," season will pit Rio Grande a· refreebmenta. hao been one of the top 10 ree- gaiDBt Oakland t4ty CoUu• of Thoodorua Council Daucbtora ords in tho nation !01 many Indiana. Ticket& tor tho game of America will oboervo Its 'l'lnl Soulheastenl Oblo weeks. The dance will bo held in Gellia Academy 1ymnastum, 53rd annlvonary Monday, with ua f« Nuntnc will in Community Hall from 8: !0 will be $1 for adults and 110 a I o'clock dinner at tho IOOF maeti!IC at I p.m. "' 11:30 p.m. Friday The charge cents for otodent&. hall. A apeelal lnvitaUoa II a· IT, II lliYia Hall, Holler will be $1.15 per per1011 at tho From uo to 1:30 p.m tbert tended cllartor member• and piltl!eho« ol Nuntnc, door will be an open house at the all members an ur1ad at· Avo., Galllpolla, · new $430,0011 Rlo Graada Col- tend 'ODd brln& on table lllliiOIIDC!tll br On Satoaday at 11 a.m. the lege librery. vico. Sboell, IICI'IIarJ. second annual COIIOie bomecom- -.. h omi The Melga County llemoC!rll n ___..__ •--' fl t d ill t • 1 "K annu omec nr boll- 1 111 t ..... 11 710 A .,...._., an wa: attend. An iDvltatioll Ia Ing oa para • ". a.e.P aco quet will be bold at 1 p.m. iD le ub w mee ......ay on Secood Ave., In GalhpoUo. th dl hall R p.m. at the SyriCIIII town baD. ed ID Floats wlil be entered by Ira- 0 . co 11 ego n1ng · All members '"' 1111ad to uyterm ties. sororities. dormitor-1vatloD must be modo lor thio tend and brine eooklos. I Oblo who II tnttrested ID ies. and other otudent organi· event at ILSO per person. I The Roedlvllle-Lonc Bottom m& 1 partnenblp lcrmed zations, Several ·high school ' From ' to I1 midnight the Ire- Homemakers club will meet shape procreu toward banos wlll participate, and • .1 hlomocoComlounigdancHe w1ll ;Monday, Nov. 11 at T p.m. at · -· - -· e e n mm ty a 11 the home of Mro. Warrtn Pick· co '1 "M W II H f' ld j··IJarvesl Moon" will he the I'"'· The project bo "Know- . Everyone iDterooted In a ace al Je , dance theme, and the Royal ' in A Good Fit." mg hu 1D the Begins Training 1 Tones of Cincinnati will bel g NOV. 11 lor Nurom&. By 1 Wallaee P. Hat!ield . 21. Rt. brought back by popular de- The Riverview Garden Club member 000 aupporll: · I Pomeroy cadet rad1o di,pat- mand alter laot year 's dance. 1 will meet Tuesday Nov. 16 at recruitmetlt and nn tho ' · 7 30 at th nt· B, 1 trainlDB to provide lor cher at the Galll polrs palrol : p.m. e lllJIIS- 8 • Ullzatl of ·-•-· post. this morning entered the deroon home. Momben art mum u on nw"""' ti9th class of officer candid>teo 1 S bring Christmas gifts lor the sonnet: and 3. Nursing 1 at the state highway patrol A•· . Atheno State Hoopital. learlic8jlool ' ademy at Columbus. · N1v. 11 pu Hatfield. dispatcher at the n 1 C OUSe Group II of the Women's M- sultation oenlt:eo, ruearch IO<·al post si nce Aug. 31 , pa".d sociatlon of the Middleport naEonal1 oceredltaUoo. enlram·e eKaminations an d a . WASHINGTON (UPH - The •first United Presbyterian . AJ CODIUD'Itr or I physical examination in ordPr l White House was a whirl of Church will meet Tuesday, Nov. tial consumer ol nursing Ill. ing Nursm'gLeague Busm'ess Meet Set Thursday bold~ to to to a~ •••~- ~ltlohnaldl ~place w' GI 'tter f'II to ~~.through CU~nerenee&, I 11lh't H . liter witll tbo federal &oven> meal. 5::a~m.; lallawloe lllv Bel W~ ~· N• • Gaugo Roodlnp- Galillpo·us not )OLD thlo parlllerahlp. Dam 12.1, 12.7, I'Uilllioa • unportant and tl]ltr· loa rollers, Pomeroy • · ience awaits you, ll1cl Pt. Pleuaot 2.(16, H 1 Sheeta. D.ll !alllna, Kanawba Falls . lalliDg, Charleston 18.83 fa!llog. ATHENS BOY WINS London, Marmet and Winllekl CLEVELAND (UP!) dama were on tba ollla. . President and Mrs. Johnson I luck dinner. Each famtly 11 Central Ohio art!& boys Bee& Movemeata: Wednesday night. Tho occasion : ••ked bring a meal and I won Ohio championships in l*lo River - Reliable up 15, witt also mark the Johnsons' Side dosh. Dessert Will be pro- Pass, Punt and Kick ,I 31st wt>dding anniversary. IYJded by the u.ecutave commit- at halftime of the ' DEVOTED TO INTERIST OP M" Johnson. who returned , lee . Dr. Charleo Holzer will BroWIII • New York MEIGS-MASON AREA with the President Sunday night : be ltiOSt speaker. Grandplr· game. The wionero were ••en•ra 1. owHI, •u•u•n... from three weeks in Texas, I ents will be counted twtce .in Clark, 8, Plain City; Jeff Cllnt•r unnehm, E~Uto• plan~d to go over plans for the 1room C<lunt and an u:tr. prlle stein t Columbul and ~~~~~'~""fl even af~r11onn 111c~p' w'll ' Atheus. ' 81uuJn u~ ''""' ,-,t11o \lallu l"uull~l· affair with her sOf'i:.l lii"M'Ptarv '~ be.. •....w8 rded · • IWood,' 10, i•n I nrllpan'o' I 10 Mlcblnlc St .. rom today Lq'Ullt. vlfd.i of th: Umte!! . ern .• (Jh.o U769 Btulnellll 0 r r • o •~~0111 ~--ill P""" .. w" :~-2tS& l!:d.l~rt•l o.ho"' "" 1 The First Lady llrriiiel thi !Yt-c:u• st CUUJUI w meet at .... d •• •e-colld ,,.., m•utna guest list to 140 for the- diMef 1tH Tueaday, at P. ARREST m-·"P ' ,, th• pus• Mnc. ,, rom.. ror but h h . lted bout 15·. m. With Mrs. Karl Krautter Glenn Orender, Rt. 1 A~~~~~~ u11•" s e as lf1\'_ . ap . 1 d T Cr ' ..., ,,,.m,l •l'lvermln ,..p.-..ent•t ,. . more coup\ , an Mrs. om ow al boBtell- was arresteG Saturday 1 .. :i43 .... ,1..1, . 1 so•l'n~''' Ki mn•H. Inc . es tn nncess t'S . Leaders will be Mrs. Wil- by Pomeroy Police on 1 '"~ ~~~- 1 Margaret - to •--1 ooN --• Mr I. Russell rant charging hun · with dlsturb-!.J ' " " ...... 1\.ew lork Cit,. • · 11 own d age · group · · · liam Sw a~ ..,,., ,!c-rtptlofl n'"' Delivered a. tome m or ancmg m the b1g · Brown Members are to bfina 1 th Or ted cornet wher• Jfl o:entl l>l'' l East Ballroom afterward Th . . . . oue ng e peace. ender pol I ..-r~ ~ Ollt' ~l!'&t 1[1 advance •' th• . e articles for I lllent auction $2S bond naol) -;enunel on•u 11~ 1101 ••• ballroom will be set up cabinet I Bosworth Counc 1 ·t No ·" · mm•lloo 17 !10 : Ul rU !fl(lnl.h~ U.H; 8~ J · • W ----\ln•nr tlnUit wn.-... c•rrter •ervltit I sty e. IRoyal and Select Masten wW m&ll ~vad•hle nne nar nnlltHin Sill II ':tO· ..;oath~.B' --~=====--- hold 8 special assembly TueaSQUAD CAlLED 11111 .. month 15 1~; fh ree mDII•h•, I J .OO. I day, at 1 p.m. for the purpose Mlddleport E-R IQUI&dtnell:l · .. ,. ,,j J· of conferring the Royal and Se- were summoned at t :S5 a. 71 p ,II , lect Masters defll'ee. All olll- Sunday to tratttporl Anita Aell<·!l cera and companion• are rt-- er, a 0 months old lnfant to quested by Thomu c. u l ur hospital u a medical pa- ' ward5, illustriOUJ master, to tieot. NOV. 17 - -- - - - - • 0 llall·TI·YII CGOkintl Mr. and Mrs. Guy Russell, The Syracuse Third Wednetfact &lldaa aut lor Terry LyM of Pomeroy and Mr. day Homemaker• club ,. 1111 ham with Mill Ada Hoaklns and Mn. Harold Gillogly, Vick~ · meet Wednesday, Nov. 17, from ..,.hosteu. doOr • IIMHp t!lats and Bruce of Carpentllr..lfl:l; 10 a.m. until J.p.m.· at 111o Tha Women'o Aaaoctatloll Sunday visitors of their »m'lffl, orti'lllliiko J11ftD wit&.. 110r':mho ltlitld)eport Flnt Unitt<! • Catllllldlr -•tic Mr. and Mn. Lincoln Ruuell. , Roush as co.hosl<!Ss. Topic ;;;iiiPrelbytarlan Cburdl wlll Mr. and Mrs Fred Tucker-~ be "Knowinc 1 Good Fit" with Thuraday avonlng at 7:30 5M It TO!Iay At .•• moo ond granddaughter. Rhon· Artie S.Uero and Jessie Cot- at the chun:h with Mro. da Jean: were sun~y vlsiton~j trill 18 lea•ero. A covered dWl Horky, progrom leader, . of her liSter, Mrs. Eloie Perry IJuncb wW bo llljoytol a DOOD •Mrs. Jack Saltorlleld, clev<otioi>·II of Radcliff. with each brlnglll( bor own II· ' al cbalmioo. llDIIIISMI will Mr. and Mro. Everett Ray blo aervice All l>omenalro!rs Mrs. llOCinfl' Sauer, MrJ. 1 Johnson or Columbus. Mr. and Iare telcom · ward Crooka, Mrs. Wlllimn Mro. Kenneth Johnson of Mld· l e. , 1lea, lolrL Richard dleport, Mr. and Mro. James Tha Women 1 Gulld t1 tilt!and Mro. Jud,.. White. MWdlapart, 0. Johnson, Jamie Sue and Todd. 1: - = ~~~ oponsortb lnfl!lL'I'IIIIfk .QIIertna will Pomeroy. and Mr. and Mn. e~ It I taken. · .. Lorry Johnson and Gino Rat church bellnninf at 2 p. m. were Sunday vlsilon o1 thelr Home baked aonda and IIIDC)' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph work •Ill be oold. A dinner will Johoooo and Beverly Ibe ~trvad from 5 to 7 p. m. Mrs Nora Johnao~ return·• Clas• 12 Circle of Haatb Before the little woman ret. on w 1Methodist Churcb wlll eet yvur neck ilhout house Mirwt to Columbus after spendinJ two Wedn m cold and o1tafty .. . b..fore yo~·r.. weeks w1lh her son and dauKh- 1 h esday at I p.m. at the up to ~·our na.·k in ~now ... lb. ter-m·law, Mr and Mrs. Joe-1c,urch, ~- M. L. French, proyouu~·JIIu.lm*' low -cottlltorm eph John!IOn and family il am chairman, 1od Mrl. Davwinduw!l out ol 'i"•rp'• t·u:x. Mr. and M-. Everttt. , ·m.l id Entsmtncer, d.tvotlooll ehafr.. O·GI .ASS and get 'em up. lt'• •• .... mao MiSI L eli1 E"--'-• JW!t cut witb 11 hPan bert lnd Mr. and Mrl . Ktoneth Y of tadr. uver s nl'.-ml or fram"" Grover and Joy were Sunday Yt wUl ahow alkiH of Hold• lN hoal - •••P• OUT visitors of Mr. Lambert's tis· herb trip to tho Holy Land. All UPDT tNrrAU.ATJONI t.'U ld ... save!!' up to 40"~ on fu.-1 ters, Mr. and Mrs. Homer~--. e urch women are Invited. Hott~·os h . War p's nv~tal . clea r IIIAI. esses M 8 FLEX-U.C.:I.ASS la".lii t"or yPar~ t.on and Mr and Mrt Gum lrt n . ruee Lloyd., ARMSTlONG'S • •t a lra.:tion th@' COitl cl ,,...., Walker all .of Columbus ThrJ Mn. John Kincaid, Mn. James Onlv 90t a ,quare yard at vou r also vl~ited Mr. and M;, ~?. EuiThter andidMn. Wayne Gibbons. Unoleum ••• Inlaid VInyl THE DAILY SENTINEL '-;~~.: '1~10 teaturesi ~E II 0 llrawtn, each Friday until Christmas. Winnera 111111ea wU1 be posted In our window. RALL'S·BEN FRANKLIN th~ EARLY BIRD SPECIALS AT YOUR FRIENDLY A&P Po~ ~n~ch )O('f;l\ lttl, ... c-.LOW COSt, StOI. IMIS, " ' " IICLOSUIU ANN PAGE - OUR !liNEn QUALITY MON. TUIS. WID. ONLY EbenbachHardWwt, Main St., Pomtroy linish~co;hng MA~ camp~ign 6~a~et' iar~a962.1 27wl' $25 to$2000 ~traight ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COUPAN'Y · Ue 30f) ~.-ct A~allablt 0. AM Loalllli W. Second St.- WYandotte 2-2 111, POMaoy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLIN GER, MGR. - -- · Minn~sota 5 4 0 .556 1 lb. i SHIRT Robinson's PKG. QUART JAR sse JANE PARKER - MADE WITH BUTTERMILK EN·RICHED BREAD 99c 5 WAIJ..TO.WALL CARPmNG '"-L L~~~ MOIIAWIC MAGill lbpcl'l llll1allllltl ....... ,.' "I'... ....Q•uo :J ,.MQ!f. Tl.!J.. lb. ...,.~, Olfl,'f 1 1 I·LB, , Off and running fo1the 4th big year in a row! To make it another record breaker, The Dodge Boys are starting 1ight oul to deal you in. And back you up long end slrong. Now, are you ready for a m as big as the backing? So beautifull• different it never says "me, too" ' aboul you? Ready. Aim. Fire! Away from dull driving wil~ Dodge Polar a! A big buy from 1 better auy. I PORK & ·aE·ANS 6JA'N~ 79c . Get NEW VOR K (UI'I)-Navy's goat -Billy XIV -Is being held "somewhere in New York Slate" by West Pointers wbo raided the Annapolis, Md., SHAMPOO RUBS FOR 1¢ A 10-LB I ~ ·AT015 NOV. II 8AG . . Jt. .H, RAWLINGS SONS CO. FOR •1 Tlo.o '-p NY Ctlnant llaok Tho TwDight Garden elub will meet Thuraday IYtnhlf, at '----------.:...---~---:._jl th' horne of Mn. Elmar Wick· • e~l I ANN PAP ....: WitH TOMATO SAUCI The Pall Prllldlllll a1 tht Amortcan Lelion AUiillary ol Drew Webllllr l'llat will m Wedne&day aventn1, at 1 h 0 home of Mro. Pearl Knapp, Sy· r1cuse. tM~~:• l~alloped th~ ~~~~::;.-:;:~aan~shlnf Cuachita Baptist 31 Millsks S lletro1t 5 I 0 .556 , In the Ohio Conference, MusPrairle View 17 Alcm A&M 14 Chicago 5 I 0 .51i6 : kingum wrapped up the cham· Ark A&M 37 Southro St. 0 ei San Francisco . 4. 5 0 .ij4 1pio~s~ip e week earlier, but the MISs. CoiL 21 Austm CoiL 19 1Los An~..- ""! · a !h ill Muakieo had to scramble to Arizona Sl. 7 Washington St. '! , . So~day's Results Iedge scrappy Ohio Wesleyan Lamar Tech 21 West Tex St 14 Philadelphia 21 Washington 14 zu-:n ami wirni up with 1 pt!r· New Mellico Sl. 20 New Mex. 61San Francisco V Detroit 21 lect 7.0 league record. Rick N.W. Okla. 40 Hastings 0 , Cle_veland 3A New York 21 Harbold scored lour Muskln· Abloe Chrstn 30 Trinty Tex. 27 Clucago 31 St. Louis 13 gum touchdowns on ruJII of .U, Ft Lewis 28 W. New Mex. 21 lGreen Bay 6 Los Angeles 3 &,!, 5 and 6 yards aod teamS.F. Austin 45 McMurray 29 Dallas 24 Pittsburgh 17 mate Steve Aller got tbe other ~ E Okla. 28 Pittsburgh St. 7 Baltimore 41 Mmnesota 21 one on a 75-yard punt return Sui Ross 35 Howard Payne 27 Sunday's Games · Arizona St 7 Washin~lon St. 6 : Chicago at Detroit ACTION FILED Ark AM&N 15 Tex. Southm 14 Cleveland at Dallas Wtst Green Bay at Minnesota PT. PLEASANT - A clvU Colo. Set. 10 Colo Mines 28 Los Angeles at San Francisco action lms been filed in ~ of· Colorado 21 Kansas 14 New York at St. Louis , flee of the Circuit Clerk, styled Colo. St 36 Brghm Young 2% Philadelphia at Baltimore State of West Virginia ex rei UCLA 30 Stanford 13 Washington at Pittsburgh G. Thomas BatUe, slate tax Wash. 28 Oregoen St. 21 \ commissioner, vs. Worthy F. Southm Calif. 28 Pittsburgh 0 NBA Standing •Leach, dba Leach and WamsCalfiornla 24 Oregon 0 : By United Press Inte:.uatlonal ley Sheet Metal Works. Pt. Texas Western 20 Utah 19 I Eastern Dlvl<lo 8 1Pleasant. The act1on 1 e e k s San Francisco 2 Es\n Oregon 0I w L. Pet Judgment against the delendIdaho 15 Idaho St. i Philadelphia 8 · 3 72 ant In the sum of $3,507.68 for Weber St. 71 Porlland St. 8 Cincinnati 9 4 •692 bosmess and occupational lax, Fresno St. 20 U. Pacific 0 Boston 8 4 :667 plu! costs, and !ntereot from 1 Nevada 21 Chico St. 6 I New York . .,.....,;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,! 4 9 308.' ,;;;;960;;;;;;;t;;;;o;;;;l;;;;9115;;;;;;;; Santa Clara 6 Cal Poly SLO 2 Western Dlvisioa · li Cal Aggies 7 Humbldt St 6 w L. p t San Jose St 25 Montana St. 1 Los Angeles gl 6 .~ Coli of Idaho 14 Lwis & Clrk 13 ; San ~rancisco a 6 .5711 FINISHING l.os Angeles St 27 Lng Bch sl20 St. Louis 5 6 .455 ' Our best qualitY 1 Br~llsh Comb 18 Orgn Tech I Baltimore 5 11 .313 nrvlce Detroit I 11 .'1.67 I DAY SERVICE Suaday'1 ResuHa ON REQUEST AFL Sland1D11 Los Angeles 129 Baltimore 114 By Ualted Preu nternaUonal grounds Saturday night and Eastern Dlvlsloa Po-roy W. I. T. Pet. mtend to hold the hostage until Cleaners DRtYI IN USI OUR tho Army-Navy football game Buffalo 8 2 0 Fti.JI PARKING LOT in Philadelphia Nov. 'J:I. Houston 4 5 0 New York 3 5 I Boston I I 1 Western Dlvlston W. I. T. San Diego 6 2 2 Oaktand 5 t 1 Kansas City 5 4 1 Denver I 6 0 Sanday'o lleonlta New York 30 Boston 20 Kansas City 31 San Diego 1 Denver Sl Houston 21 Buffalo 17 Oakland 14 Sunday'• Gamoa Oakland at Denver Houolnn at New York \ Kansas City at Boston " (Onlr games scheduled) c MAYONNAISE '··' • ol 1 Mrs. Dlrl Horky and M r 1 . Clyde Ingels will rtview •·Queen Ylctorlo, Born to Succeed " and "Tha Lonaly J:mpreu.'; R• oponM to roll call will be 1 b~ ouaphy. The Winding Trail Gardeft club will meet Wednesday 11 7:30 p.m. at the Columbuo and Southern Electric office In Middleport 1..- a Chrlstmaa Sparkle demollSttation, lollowad by lha :"1:!' o=:: Guella alp& BG Shares MAC Gri·d·--T · -;--1 ·-. It e Tour.la6iag188ol doctor 16 il 1 EGG NOODLES '-'tl"' named ,;.d > ANN PAGE - OUR FINEST QUALifY h~trdwllrt- c•r lumt.Pr dPAI,r M d)ar.t\l'f L"""r Club ;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,.;;;;;;;_....,..,._;.;'~·il.;G:;;l;.;llog~ly_;an~d~l~aml~ly~, ~A~tll~e1:;·11 . will meet w'edn""'.,...y '•-'"' - aeryt•, p.m. ·at the home of Mn. Nau Moore. ·-of unan~ous it EACH DO ITI Loga~· •~d C IIege Scores APPLE PIE 39c LET INGELS an~ ~d JANE PARKER- GREAT WITH ICE CREAM =;i;;;;:=====--_!!,""'""""""!!lilll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l'!!!!!!""' ~~sTOO LATE t'3HY~ --- .... ·- to~ad c~in~h!;:yard MIDDLEPORT GIFT·A·RAMA CENTER HAM SLICES -~~~~~~"'- Parrll ..,.. oe~iors Jay Brooks, Nelsonville . . . • . . . . . 12 T ItO . Bruce Simpson, Pomeroy • • • . . . . . 12 HB 160 I Dick Werry, Pomeroy . . . . . . • . . . • 12 T 180 lke Fox, Wellston .. . ... ..... .. . 12 G 185: By United Presa International Miami's Bruce Malle scored Iiams hit halfback Jl Do . liB 150 Twenty one more Ohio college once on a 21-yard run and ss- 0 m vi-' J obn Milliken, Wellslon . . . . . . . . . 12 HONORARY ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS football teams hung up their ed 72 yards for another pass play for the . Rod Sauer, Middleport Jerseys lor the 1965 seasollS dur· the Redsklns to a 211.(1 rom ,. . Butch MeCormlek, Gallipolis ing the weekend, but some of over iuckle&s Dayton. p Cmcmnatl had a '1augher" Jim Schultz, Wellslon them saved their best for last . . . , for a change w1lh a U • homeHONORABLE MENTION Those bowing out In a blaz~ K!:d by amazmg Withe Albury coming vtc:ory over South DaCarson Crow and Jeff Gibbs, Pomeroy; Dave Ashle of glory Included Bowling Green den injary-rld· kota. The Bearcats rolled up and George Sauer, Middleport· Joe Triplett and Ro Akron, Muskingum Ashland . ha .' 33-!3. Asbury set 383 yards rushing. markmg the Estep, Wellston; Rich Pauley Paul Conrad Net!n- Capital and Findlay.' It was r:d third 300 week IIley went ville; Chuck Kemper and Bill Westfall Larry final big weekend of the season, times He ov:' • mark. . Adair and Dale Kanouse, Jackson; Ron ianey John leaving only nine more games with 686 d!Je b k bo n.,;ther games, Wittenberg Magnussen, Gallipolis; John Stanson and Gary Sams on the schedulo for Buckeye ing tbe mark of touHt wfith Its second loss, Athena ' teams I · • a o stra m New York • COACH OF THE YEAR: . by Jim Albert of Ohio. State, Akron shut out HeideiThe Falcons of Bowling Green I Xavier, winner of ei_ght gam. es b.erg I4.U to tie for second place . Eskey, Athens 1 bed a share of lhe Mid-I Innmesar t ts 'scored mthe 1mal m the Ohio Conference and MOSTD on VALUABLE PLAYER cmc J American Conference title with per1nd for a I4-7 victory over Bluffton topped Ohio No~thern ohn Gasser, Logan . Miami by doing it the hard way. IToledo. xavier's Carroll Wil-l20.o in an annual affair. i coming from behind to down • 0 Standings wmless Ohio University IJ.I. It was the final game for rookie NFL Stsndtngo Coach Bob Gibson's BG crew Eastera DlvlsioD and the Falcons had to win Southw.,t Nebraska 21 Oklahoma St: 17 ICleveland W. L. T. Pet. to tie Miami for the title. Ark. 24 Southern MethodiSt 3 Sl I outs 57 ~ 00 . 5756781 It was the first time in wid· Texas Tech 34 Baylor 22 · 'I m Texas Christian 25 Texas 10 ~allasy k 4 5 0 .4441Am history that two teams fin Texas A&M 14 Rice 13 ~w or . I 5 0 .441 ished in a tie for the football Air Force 31 Arizona 7 P lladelph1a 3 6 0 .333 title. Ohio's Glen llill scored a Wasllmgton 3 6 o .333 17B-yard punt return to put the Flgstalf Sl. 41 E.N. Mex . 11 Pittsbu gh 2 7 o .222 Bobcats into a 7.0 lead, but the N. Mex. Hghlds ~1 So Utah 2 r Houston 38 Kentucky 21 I Western Oi\·I~I•)D ·, BeeGees withoftwo touchdownscame on back marches 53 SW Tex. St. 30 East Tex. St. lfi W. L. T. Pet . a d 74 d 10 · th d Memphis St. 28 North Tex Sl Baltimore B 1 0 88g' n yar s e secon half Arlington St 27 Arkansas St 12 .1 Green Bay 7 2 o •.778, to a share of the title withclaim Miami. RIB STEAKS·:~99c 99c BAKER FURNITURE i ~- ~~ ~;:.:nN:::~r~~rl.::::::: :~ H: m~ THI IICJ SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY- BEEF Society Notes bomtl ':~~.: S~A;th lea;:' Rowla~ubc!'n~~· f~i ~~~eke!, .!lao~, J:: ::,'- .' :•ct• CARTON r·JA' WoU Pen \1 ~:e Seh1~ quarter~ ~~~b~::n';"~r:'V:: bu: an~!t. ~y, to' ~x1h ASK POl YOUI FREI TICKIT POR GALLON n~llahle * TodJ~ ~·· We Invite you again this year to use our Lay-AwaJ Plan. Juat tl.OO down and we wUl bold anythlnl In tile atom for you. See our Diet Jlnl o1 brand new dolll and plush animal•. Shop early - avoid the rush and get a better ~election from which to choose. See our Cbr!Btmu Cardl and Gift Wrapo pln&a. 1e -- witlllmry ch~ch * Atheus, the undefeated obam- last, alao had two. · Bob Wi ett M1dd' omeroy; Coecba lllelldiDI Iliff 19415 ALL-LEAGUE plana ot the Southeaatern Ohio Mlddleporl'a two wtre Budd For the Panthera, Halfback ' 1alii Randy llartlos, Athens, O'Doone'1f and leport; Odie lng reeommeodau- "'"'"' ,•>it· FOOTBALL TEAM SELECTIONS Athletic leai!Ue, placed live boys Moore, 1he 131 lb. _AIItlor80D, Gallipolis. llpolis: Terry A':!, Yr. Pos. Wgt. ' who managed to atand up after back of Coecb Bud Bickel's, Eskty , wao named ens; Jerry Stufflebeam, Nolso11-;er, .:· T .. en1 · • • • • • • • • • . . 12 HB 190 1th So the ay . ena Y being rammed Into the lllrl and Tackle Dick Werry both ' · Rodd Sayder, Athens .• , • , .•.. , • 12 HB 172 u astern Ohio Sports- big, charging 1iDeme11 all oea- seniors were elected the Let ..... Bandy HarldDJ, Albeno . • • . • . . • • 12 T 220 write;:" and Sportscasters As- oon, and blo favorltt passing squad 'Honorable mentinn wu . titee Hlgglna, Athens ..•••.• , . . 12 c 163 soc~ wn. target, 165 lb. End Freddie Rob- given· CarBOD Crow center 8Dd 1111cical and da IIBIIA . Don Mdnlurf, Alben& ...•..•. , . 12 FB 171 Ddiek Adollll, lnsoo, who came out lor football , Jell Gibbs I!Uard both or bils ~ .., SOit ... w1111 Pete Andenon, Galllpolla . . . . . . . 12 QB 155 1 . ny r an Rand) Hao- this year for the first time. ' ' · John Brown, Galllpolls . .. .••.... 12 E kins, of Coach Don Eskey's Rod Sauer, lulillack and de- Twenty • nine players were just 11118 IDa ... 188 Daa Gilmore, Gallipolis . . . • • • . • • . 12 LB & HB 166 leom, were unarumous lens1ve otandout, m)ured in the nommated, 22 were elected and Daryl Terry, Jackson . . .. , •..•. . n HB 17l cho'?"· latter part of tho season, was there were DOle lend Richard Long, Gallljpolls •..•.. , • 12 FB 200 .Middleport, wlllch finished nsmed on the Honorary All • chotces. These were Ike , Fox dollari to lltaMRII Jim Reynolds, Jatkllon . . . • . . . . . . 12 T 220 m the e)ght{eam Double SEOAL squad, while Senior Wellston; John Gasser ,. PfiOPI Gary Gillum, Jatkson ..•••..• , . , 12 E , D oop, ¥l•ced two boys on the Tackle Dave Ashley and Hall· player ol the year, Bob 155 torlll.tledsol ' John Gasser, Logan ...•...•.•... 12 QR 174 1 fi~e:h~ earn, ~om~roy, rh1c~ hack George Sauer, a junior,l Courter, both of Logan; Daryl BBobddCouriMer, Logan ............. 12 T 217 1 tw~ Nelo:~~~~e ;.~:; ll~re accorded honorable men- Terry and Jim Reynolds, Jack· 00 litltNOAt• · u y oore, Middleport .•• , , . . . 12 QB '· • arne '" recogrution. I 80n; Dick Adams, Todd Snyder 145 Arkansas Tech 10 Hardm~ 6 FRIGIDAIRE 'I · l NEW • MARVEL VANILLA • NEW Flair by "I 1 0 • Do LAY-AWAYS! po~ .to ' ~ tt: a~rblng * Bnli1t up 0 P T0 MI T I I I f Oflk:t J!ovl; eto 12. a to 0 <Cion at N- 011 Tbun. - £Ill& 008rt 8t., to enroll for the 14 week train· I art1V1ty today preparing for the , 18 for their annual Thanksgi9- mg. which if he pa"'' he will : most glitlering event of beeome a unifnnned highway I Captlal' SOCIOI season - the tin Restaurant nt no p.m. Tho p;;lrulon<On. A gradu•te of rom·. visit of Princess Mar1a,.t and meetin1 will follow at t b1 t>roy High school, Hatfield is al' her husband, the Earl of :church with Mn. Roscoe Fife :o10r·year veteran of the Mar· Snowdon. ' and Mrs. Russell Lyono 11 host• i'" Corps. He is married to the The highlighl o( the royal esses. former Dunna Jean Smith. Rt ! couple·s three-day visit will be ' The Sallabu"' PTA wiU meet 2 Pomeroy. I the dinner·danee to be held by ITuesday at I p.m., lor • · w COMPTON River news I~, your servlees, and your the , ing dinner meeting at the Mer- aostanc~ will be valuable., ~:!n:id ~:~~':.aD ;::llr-;:~-::;;~;::~~=::::;-::--:;:-=-1 ..... 110~011-l 1a11111 Ill '!lte Year. Z. p. m.: EI&erclif! up WIDfteld down London U:rge Price up Marmet 2:10 m.; 11, 5 a. m.; A. J. Patten &30 Elish 6 noa1 ....... dadaiDII ' :4:15 a. m.; John D •e a lollJ aor1ea of reveney :10: up 21, ulllt a1at1te baa plfored at Rowe up 21,1:10 a. m.: Anclr..•ll tile banda of tbe coorta tD lilt filalhoull doWD II,· 7:01 a. pill 15 yaart. D bal almM lllrvey Jordon up :Ia, t:IO NeB rtllderetl lllMaforeeabit DL; National down 21, 5 p. lar praellcal f1111l010'· H. Bosworth II dowa qliOiliOD ol wblllor tba a. m.; Lucy Jana Luou pari)' ttselllll'llll reliJW 11 f:JO a.m.; Jelfonon u aaeal ol lilt llovlot UnloD &:3!1 L m.: Cottoll II aow at luao Ia a federal up Greenup 3:45 p. m.; H. court trial Ia Bowlea up Greenup 7:20 p. Todaf'• opiDioa, by Jutl<e Sycamore up Greenup 7:26 'II'IUlalll J, BI'OIIIWI Jr., alld m.; Charlot K. up Grteoup tbe lllltult Impairs ID ladlvld- :to a.m.; Louillaoa up Gre01111rp ul'l riP! It be ltee from J. m.; l\lmfler up paulble ..U-IIIorbiiDatlml 2:10 p. m.; PhiUp down Meldabl t p. m. WIIISOII dowa Meldabl WEA· , m.; RIVCIIWood 1 HER 1:10 p.m.; ......... _, __ .... dahl 10:20 p. ID.; San 1 _... ·~~, ~ ....,. dowa .. _,._., 11 Warmer, low Sf • U. u'"""""M" p. m.; 01....,_ ud ...,.... n•g P eldahl 11:45 p. m.; _..,. Cbotln up Meldabl ICIIIered ahOWen. L m.; Oliver Shearer up NOWYoo KNOW dahl 1:25 a. m.: Pamela down Meldabl 1 1. m.; .,.:you 10 11 olu.eeps:.:u...: : Lalflltt dowa Moldabl2:110 a.m. · John Llidd Dean up J4eldabl aarloca ooly oecool-llf to a. m.; Walter HofiCland breathe. · . Galllpolil Dam 1 - CatbJ R. BOARD TO MEl'! Meldabl 6:3!1 · Ill. A rei!Uiar meetiDg of up UO p. m.; Queen Northweatern Locel ho&rd wlll ,_ held "'" Nov. 24, at the Rutland IChool. II waa .~~-; Pe~ • •:• up a.m.; 11:25 o.r. dowa Wlnlle14 P· m.;p.... Au , Buver up 12:50 6:50 Shearer p. m.: Little Edward Jtnkl dollll 3:30 a. m.; Orco doW8 Winfield l :tO p. a; W. llown t:15 a.m. H. Sbaver Jr. up WlnlieUI11:3!1 II, 3: .. a. m;; Coli> ' ~uni~ ~ !w,try ,!' w~l 1 to •· a. 1)1.; New 15, 5 a. m.; n., '' ' ........,,o. ....,.... MILL & st(.ONIUI..,-s - ~· .··· -~~·-· ·· ··· ··. - ·. -·, -· •- ' ,* ' '' • .• ' •.. • 7'·' • ) •• ,_ ...... MIDDLEPORT, 0. .. ' ' �. ·,. . ... ·' ... ' y • ..... . ...~· "'j' ............. ,. . .' (4 I) ' Colts, Browns · Triumph Mont C. Hill .· Hospital~ews E terod uo. itat Of Leon dies .• · By CURT BLIICK 14 and Dallas whipped Pit· scored each time, totaling 24 PersoO: entering PHplzer Hos· . UPI Sparto Wrlltr tsburgn 21-11. pOints and holdlnl lbo cardin- 1181 vet the weekend includ- PT. PLEASANT - Mont No one will ever """"" the Tht Packers snapped a two als scoreless after Intermission. :.S. ,.;'a> p Hurt 2115 East· Hill, 67, Leon Rt., a retired ;.•• Baltimore ?olts of a- g:une losin& wittl one The los& left St. Louls two · Wickline, York Central Railroad gance when 1t comes ·to sigmng the sho~t rteld goals ~ ~ g~ behind the t'fl~erence- erl ek'a Star RL Randall L. died unexpectedly quarterbacks. league history. Stalled s1x leadmg Browns. Rookie Gale Eur . Rt 1 Vinton· Mrs. Jack night at his home. He was The :-story of how Johnny inches from the end zone with Sayers sparkled again, setting ~eyJ ·Rl 2 ~n w. va.; in Mason County on Nov.W'ard ll Unitas was aCquired. as a free 37 seconds remaining, the up one score with an 86-yard ~r, ~· N~lson Pleas- 1898. a son of the ffite agent while playing semipro Paekers called on Don Chand- kickoff retlll'll and runniQi 8 "':"~ Kenneth Reynolds, and Martha Wolfe Hill. footbal_l in Pit_tsburgh for $6 a ler who ste.pped bac_k to the seven yards _for ~ TD on ~~ Br:ttom ; Mrs. Russell . Surviving a~e his wife, Bessie "'eek ~n l!M lS legendary "and sev~n yard hne and pterced .the another occaBJOD himself. M. tittle, Rutland; Mrs. Char· Howell Hill : SIX daughters, Mf!l·il Dow Lhey ve ~e. up ~it~ upr~ghts for the second t1me San Francisco defensive end les E. Sayre, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Mabel Otto, Barberton, u:~:]l another bargam lR Urulas during the afternoon. Clark Miller scooped up 8 loose Miss Agnes A. Grueser , Rt. 2, Mrs. Laura Keefer, ~ary, l1 understudy Gary CUozzo. The Packers were headed for baH and hightailed it 75 yards p 0 . Mrs Helen ,F . Cos· ana. Mrs. Evalee Shimko, Mrs Cuou:o, who bad a~peared ln 1a 3·3 tie when Lionel Aldridge for the deciding marker at si~~~~:n·; Mrs.' William M. Gib-1Mildred Farnes and Miss Cha_.r- 11 18 games as a su~titute ~ver recove~ed a fumbl~ on the Ram Detroit. The 49ers led 20·0 at bons, Middleport . Mrs. Clyde laue Uill. all of Ohto: 1 span, was g1yen 20. w1th approximately two . halftime before Milt Plum E. White, Chester; Mrs. Ralph !M:s . . He-len Stover, b1s f1rst NFL startlng. ass1gn· rnmutes left. , came off the bench to lead the E. Parker, Chester ; Fred Des· , M1ch1gan: six suns, Guy, ment. Sundar when 'l!rutas was . Browns Atta_ck Lion attack. !tauer, Pomeroy; Mrs. Elwood !ald, Roger. Mont, Jr ., a.il'<ronll sidelined with a painful back J1mmy Brown agam was the . E Bowers Pomeroy · Mrs. Jas· Gary, lnd.; Donald Hill, 1\t injury . The script was straight cause of the Giants' downfall as Philadelphia . aerialist. No~ ~r N H~hes, Rt. 4 Oak Hill; and Larry. at home; six from Hollywood as Ule former the bruising fullback tallied Snead hlt recetver~ 21 tlmes •n ~ Curtis w. Smith Rt. \ ers. Rufus Hill, Letart; Virginia star tbat nobody three times and gained enough 34 attemp_ts and .PICk~ up 311 E~~~ ton· Mrs. Brice' Jayjohn, and Ward, both of Pt. wantt·d fired five touchdown ground to pass the 1.000 yard ranis whde beating hiS wash· Ham3en· I Mr!ii. Claude w. Sou· Robert of Glen Ferris, passe~ 1a team record\ in nine seasons. Cleveland ql_l3r· . ]mgton former. teammates. He ders, oak Hill: James R. Price,l of Plain City a~d Dennis leading lhe Colts to a 4l-2l1mark for the seventh tlme m scored once hunself ~nd_ set up Ra enswood · Miss Frances of Charleston Hetghts; 17 nanct-!1 Ruth. ch~ldren. and three great orand-i.l triumph over the Minnesota nine seasons. Clevelan~ quar·1E~rl Gros' game wmnmg TO Au~t Have;hill : Miss Vikinss. r . te~back Frank ~yan ~hlpped _ m l wlth a 78--yard pass to Pete E. Stanley, Ashland, Ky .: MrS. I chtldnm. ln other NF~ames, Green wtth 12 complehons m 24 tries Retzlaff. . . Martin J. Schneider, Athens: ' Funeral serv ice will be Bay edged Lo Angeles 6-3; for 236. yards and a TO. New . Don Meredtth rlfled a 28-yar~ Mrs . James A. Childers, Well· Tuesda y 2 p.m. in the ~::~~~ Cleveland wallel New York York s1gnal caller. Earl Morr~ll t~chdown ~ass to Bob. ~ayes ston; Douglas M. Morris, Jack·: Church with the Rev. w· · 'M·'Zl ; Chicago dwnped . St. ~ed three scormg passes 10 w1th two nu~utes rem_a1rung to son; Mrs. J·ames L. Sorrell, Frye and the Rev. ~mas Lm11~ 34 · 13 San Franc1sco losmg cause. 1help Dallas mtu a thtrd place Hamden· Mrs Melvin Mahorn · ren officia ting. Burial will dO~'lled Detroit 27 - 21 : Philadel· . Chic<~.go had the ball four! ~ie in the ~a st. The Cowboys Ravens~ood; Stephanie A. Cook: in the B~thel cemetery lphia defeated WashingtA:In 21- times m the second half and mlercepted five Sleeler passes. C lton· Mrs. Dorsey H. Saun-' the direct1on or the ---·---~ -~ ]r~nton · Mrs. Harold Coy-[ sell Funeral Home. · S an, Jackson;' Randy L. Ham·' may call at U1e late residence. 1 mond, Pliny, w. va; Mrs. Don·\ old R. Creel, Cottageville, Mrs. I • , Miehael o Zeoli 11 Central 90th Bartl1day IS Ave.; Emogene M. Lohn., Celebrated ndoy . . . . Pomeroy: Ralph E. Parker, l PT. PLEASANT - ~he Point lswn , w1ll. act a~ chatrma~ at Chesler; Mrs. Cecil c. Sargent, Mrs. Bina Devol of Miners· l Pleasant City Planmng Com· Thursday s meetmg. On Rt . 2 Cheshire : Mrs. William ville celebrated her oth · I 1 1 mission will be host to appl'OXI· , the addrPss of welcome Will b~ • d· H Dulaney Rt. 3 Jackson ; Mrs. day ' Sunday November 14th matel~· 125 members ?r the given by John A. Wilson . .pres!· ~ The RIO Grande JV s opene I R~l h M. McGraw. Rl. 1 \'in· with a sur rise art b , West \"irg ini'3 Commumty Plan- Ident of tht> ;.1ason .Hl65 season Mrs. Paul L. Burgess, Rt . neighbors. PM rs. r.rue-:1 ning Assoc1ation for a three: Court and the Mayur of Pomt an tmpressJve note saturday 1 C 0 City M E' l Cl k day conrerenee beg inning Thurs- · D. B. Morgan. Fea· j r.ighl by crushing th! Moont row . sr' ! rs. l een • day , Nov. 18th at lhe Pleasant ! tured speakers later in the day! Vernon Bible College. 137·64 on Births . SE nha p im Resort. I will include Norman Ferrari,! the losers' hardwood. E war s. rs. I 1an • m1t o11 ,r0••tffectuation of the Compre- president of the w. Va. Com· . . Mrs. J_asper N. Hughes, Rt. ~rs. ~d1th Hood and Mrs..\la/ hensive Community Plan " will , munitv Planning Association :! Steve _ ~lller 1.ed the.RJo a!· 4: Oak Hill, son, 4:30 ~.m. Sat· ne Rtzer. br the theme tor the Annual !Earle·I.. Elmore, Managing Di· i sault WJth :UI pomts w~Jie Steve urday ; Mrs. Jack O~tver' ·;r~, Fall Conference and Governor .recl nr of theW. Va. Chamber · Haas had 28, Rodne} ~k, son, 8 a.m. Saturday, M · TO MEET TUESDAY Hullet~ Sm ith will deliver the of commerce and .Jason R." former Southwestern scor1ng James L. SOrrell •. Hamde~, son, . dd ss at the opening] Nathan Regional Director of ace, nelled 24 and Frank Col· 9:53a.m. Sunday, Mrs. Mu:hael The Auxlliarv of Vel•~:~~~ Urban 'Renewa l. ~:S~~ n3 T;~sday evening. . !ins poured in 22.. , D. Zeoli,_4l Central Ave., dau· Memorial hospita l wlll Seldon Flemming, president,1 . . ' Dalas and Ghere led ~1t. \er· ahter, 9.39 ~.m. Sunday. Tuesday, Nov. Hi, at 7:30 p.m pf the loc al Planning Commis-1 0 . C. Hall. AI Dig~. and Char· ~ non With 28 and 12 pomls re~tscharged in the cafeteria of the hospi tal. I _.i ___ ·--- - _ _____ 1Jes C. ~anham . w~H serve as spectively . Mrs. David J. Beckner, Mrs. All Meigs and Mason members , host cha1rmcm on J-ndny_ 1 James E. Canter, Paul F. Fra· Brandl R~rkey The fi nal day speaker will be 'T'he JV's home opener will ley, Harold F. Gardner, Mrs. are asked to be present. I Rt"m ainiil Criti(·a1 Angus E. Pryton. Commiss ion· be ~aturday at 1 p. m.. ~n the Carl Hesson, Miss Anna E. Juh· OLDEST BOROUGH 1 COLUt\lBlA Mo (UP() _ er of the W. Va. Department Gatl1a Academy floor w1th the ling. Mrs carlos w. Lynch., , Branell Hicke'y a· monnmental ] of Commerce . Hosts for Sell ur ·' Wesl Virgin!& University's Par·l Mrs. David P. Nlda , Edgar L. 1 Rarn- 11 8 ·,oure ·n boseba'11 remained un-' day w1!l be Vi lus Hart ley, Jr.,' kersburg'~. ~r~nch.t>efore Coach Hall Mrs Edward Raines,' 1 ~ e lcdatmsb h Ne 1 f <'onsrinus o and "" in ' crttical condl· I1and ~\don Ftemmmg. · ........ 1jl. •· La.!'.bAill..S. c_barge.rs.. t~.1e 11 Mrs.' Milford · Reynolds, Ran-: · · 1 n today aft er suffering a i Durmg _ the _ t hree-day confer· w1l~ Oakland ~1ty, Indwna m. dall Denney, Robert H. Baker, 110 r... attack. ence det~1 \ed mst ruct wn on 1he the1r homecommg ?pener . Mrs. Esta E. Bunch, Mrs. Ron· 1 The M _ pear • old Rickey , preparal w~ of wnr_kable .pro- Ray~ond Zetts IS coach of, ald Camp, Floyd A. Carmack ,! •1, ;. ''"·rt Sat urday night while : gram apphcatwns w1\l be g1ven the JV s. Miss Nancy J . Casteel, Mr s.1 .... !;ntg a speech durmg his workshops on local. state and , RIO GRANDE (1371 Charles R. Christian, Geor8e A.1 .. 1 1!1 imo the Mi ssour i federal ass1stance in effect ua·i Rodney Cook, 10-4·24 ; Steve Davisson, Mrs. Norman Depue , 1 '.,. :· rls Ha ll of Fame. ' lion of community pl ans wl11 Miller, 15-8-38; Frank Collins, ~illiam Du~n : Mrs. James M.l ,. 1: 1 ~ rec-eived oxy gen con· be ln: \d_ 110-2-22 : Steve Haas , 11-6-28 ; F1sher. PalncJa K. Floyd, Mrs. t irltl•~lis \; since he was br oug ht · M1ke O'Neil , 6.().12; Larry Me· Francis L. Goodnite, Arlin Hall , to Hw1;e County Hospital. ' !D<:~niel. 2-2-6; J im Hilton , 2-0-4 ; 1Kelly R. Hamilton, Mrs. Oliver o oo Iand Buddy Martin, 1-1-3 Totals \ Meadows, James E. Minor, Mrs. · 57-23-137. .. Frank Mullens, Mrs. Sam Nich- 1 fnmiliPS f'isi!Pd AKRON , Oh io <LP II _ MOUNT VERNON IM) · ols, Jr., MrJ. Homer L. Denney , 1, t.'olumbut, Ohio Profession al Bowlers Associa.l Dalas. Kunzman, 0·1aDd mfant son, Mrs. John H. Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Sout hern . linn founder Edd ie Elias report· , !-4,: Mornson, 1·0..2 : Gh~re, S- 1Eisnaugle a~d infant son,_Mr s. Rutland. and 'w!rs. Lul a South· ed toda~· th;lt prize money for t.- 12: Chandler. 5-1-1 1; NJchols, IBrady L. Kmder and mfant . ern. \li dd leport. vis ited in Co- the PBA's t966 13-<'ity tour will 1·0-2; Rose, 1·1·3 Akers, l-0-2 j son, _Mrs. &bert R. Iumb1ts. with thei r daught er and top the $700,000 - mark for the ' 26-1 2-64. -adondGmfRanbt. daughtedr, _M1rs. . o mson an m ant . . h. . r granddaugllter . Martha Ann. 1rst hme 10 1St or). ~., 1 · · R. ·d · &•.ter. who 1s a pat1ent m 1vers1 e; -. H . · d" PTA ~ ::,. ......,liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==iiiiil 1 CHiCAGO ICPI I - A survey ! 1!1f Prilln Method<SI Hospital . to 1r STEEL TOE Tbe Southerns' o1her daugh- i by the Athletic Jnstilutr dis· Sponsor Dinnrr ter, .lohnetla Kav. visited her closed today that there were 13· 1 PT. PLEASANT- The · grandparents. and Mrs. 306 boys' baseball le_agues ":it h derson SChool Parent-Teachers ! Claude Quillen. Syracuse. while 183.162 learns In act1on. du_nng [ Association wiU sponsor a chicleBlack Elk · Cusbion Snle ber parents were in Columbuh .! the 1985 season. The mstltule 1en and noodle dinner on Salur· · SIZES Storm Welt - ~----~~estimated that 2JIIW,B88 boys day , November 20, from~ i ' T·I2El ! part1c1pated m the youth pro-! 8 p.m. at thE' Henderson school. gram. . 1 The menu includes lUllS IWIY I ] and noodles, mashed potatoes, II nn OLD NEW YORK (UPI - A green beans, slaw, pie or cake. PartlclpUine Merchant In AtLwu. c.ommo~~ Xi4rlrr or Bladdll' tr- National Hoekev League game 1Tickets can be purchased · .Middleport Merchan ts 11ti.Uona o-ltea ..-ac11r &D4 Dl&J - • • Jail b · · . f 1 I Christmas Glft·A-Rama &t-nM alHt uno~tarrarn too trn,ur~t WI 11 e teh•v1sed Ill color or lhe 1$1 for adult!! and M cent! , MIDDLEPORT, O. ~~" bo tb liar Ul.tl. lll1b~ e.con~i· 1r· t · · th U ·1 d St t • · :::~~~f'i~~:r!:fi!J:i'.olJi=-':..: \ on1rs1\'ov. ume27,mwhen e themNew 'Ill brtnp flU\. nJall., coiDiort bJ I R n I . irrLt•tbi.•IPrmt 1n .crallf aoid a gers Pay lh e ~r.:::z:~:t,:::J1·:J:i. · Black Hawk5 at Square G<Jrden. _extra~ str~ak ~f ~II Ave.~ F~rrest A. E. ~with ,.peo~.a !~~~~:!~i.\1 a flair rol' gractoua liVIDC ~ appliances Pt SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV.T INSPE(TED 1 t~ree-.season Sunbeam Villa SUobeatn llofixJna8lelr mtxe.r stalnleee IJM4W auCOIIla.Uo eJectrio P'* eeM:aMcr ··=~ percolato;>r I ~~r•~•for ea..y cltani~ hair dryer • H...,.. ·-o • larg• aba -.rtr c;.ap lltl ~ •G* :::s Jn Opener F~lday, • Cou~ty ] the Plea~ant, ----...... WuJU..cooker telJo.D fcy•PI'D • Nlow wll:ar llvfi p11~ • Plnil. tliiW. D"P ~ S..Metlll VIIU S&uln ot Dey Iron . Model V$l •15 --ftMr s 9 ... , •11 'H I .¥.......... •••menMr ·-2184 ................... t ,._. onl ton~ I C~ra ~av~der L-~~·J ss CUT ROAST \ • Hta-q·duty mo&or • FREEl k ik:hen INldUi color pa~ls radiant control toaster •}194 • Ho h!v..-1 kl pM btMd -.rs all'lomatlcally . , . tile:nU)' rites • TMlmb-tip spMd control ~ ... lb. SUOULDER ROAST . , . . . . . . . ko<the desif4od . . . . tt.etot VT• liMN - POTATO - CREAM ESE YEGITAILI •22.... Os. Cons PICKENS HARDWARE I' I 3-0s. Pkg. MASON, W. VA. PHONE 773-5583 ~o~thw~~tern ;n~an! ~ Open Dally From 7 to 5:30 P.M.-Shpp Soturdly UnHII P.M. 't • ry:·~u:es:t~o:r~ou;g~;•r;m;a;n:•;~~~~~~~~~~~::::~~~~::~:::=~=~::::~ FOLGER'S COFFEE I 1 REG. - DRIP - FINE ~~-4-28; 1 l I I I I 2L~asc Up GmiNG IIIGHT$ I 1 I Tooth Paste THE SHOE BOX TUNA Mfv. Sutl· ' •~~an 75e CRACKERS"/ BIRDS EYE ,. ·thelaste " 6 '!z-os, Can DIXII IlLLI I 9-0s. Cant Helps you LARGE SIZE 5Fo•S1 -j gc WHITNEY'S e~r~~··~;e;,~~~c~h~•l~dr~en~.~;~;;;;;' ~== ,., 39 CHEER FOR Wllh PIH ••usH IXTIA LA.GI TUII . SdlJ.roo.m.,.~o~~llMJ••uhurrertro• Con s ALL VARIETIES $11,99 1 FRUIT &CREAM PIES 2-Lb. OREST \ SAFETY SHOE . - MORTON'S WHOLE OR STitAtNED Briefs I 59c 101/z.$ 0 rt. lb. BORDEN'S SOUP 1 ~1r·. lb. 49c 69c SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED ROUND BONE CAMPBELL'S Su:nbee.Ul V/8,. hand mixer • ,.utom.tit lb. c s.--............. - - 1elt:NI - - "'.1.8"" Sunbeam Vi•l• .::"'=:::-! Mlxmaster PTh~m: ~r ~rs. l Every Ounce Cuarlnteed PREMIUM U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED , ba~ketball fresh, Leon GROU DBEEF Sunb·aa m llio ' t.-jf"-::=,;~~ • Slainltu atHI tM11 i] I ~ spray, s team. or dry iron s.. - •1~ 'l!laDI fA Sunbeam Wm I SWIFT'S PREMIUM auP•II MAIIK.TS U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED "" • <4 -poaltiM Mat c:Ontrot-hith· .,.otum-low-cool phis OfF I Mrs: " QUit~ CUI' I" altac:hlltm tOt touch-up 1 • I PI 125 ProfessiOna anners o}} Meel al pOlD • l Resorl 137-64 Romp I W CHOICE-CENTER CUTS Vi61• controlled beat I Rio JV' in - Lady SunbeaM .&?~ M.l - =="35"' - '23~ 1 -:--- - .=:-..... -. • Comp&elel)' I - ..!ill'r-"" For s l-Ib, boa $ CALIFORNIA'S FINEST RED start with the right LIBBY'S foundation! Whatever your building project, you want a smooth, stron& foundation for it. Tho way to get it is with quick, easy-to-uil ready mixed couerett. lAt u 4ellver the concrete mix yuu want, ready to puur, Imagine ... two customers ·tor the price of oael . lbs. I When a Kaiser AIIIIDiDUID employee taku Ids clljlil\tol ••·M II I f •• lNt I I • paycheck home, be become• .J 100d customer pair to foe! ucJ PI 11. lor a boot of local bu&inemt. At llt!lllJ·e>Jill t a, bolta CAW A!mlllmtm Tbe olher customer w Kiiser Ahlmlnum lmd Ill emploreal- • ...,...,_ IIUiliOt of pllllllltaelt Income fGr 1111DJ ltll!dt Ill IDIIII ..-..••• Our CUIIIjJIIIIJ prefm to pmch1111 plant needs .llelptnsto nppa•UIIt....,... .. I. ef ilia loPIIr ••,.,.. uil ~l!liJIICIII fluiD paper ••~ ..1llh \ SLICED- the ... SPEARS - CRUSHED 'I No. 11/z Cena · GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. ., ... -~,.- -- _.... ---- ~--· - ~ ·- ~ ~' ~- -- - ·------:• • n - .~ - --;- - ~ - - - - - - - - .......... ~ MIDDLII'OR1', 0. _ __ _ __ . , .,..~--·--- .- ........ - ____ ..,.. COLE SLA $ r!Jht to your lite. Call fGr etllmate. WY 2-3214 FRESH FROM THE IARDEI- READY. TO. USE . ' ' • . i l'<~l. .. ·• _t '·' !., ·~· ·--~' '') . -< I ••~ =;r -&tr.., .,....W.--~6---''~•-•·-,.....a.-.::;..,..Jo._. .:J.... ~ ...,..\r---~ - ·· ., __ . . . . . ..-- ~ _.,. . ... -....., ,. . __ _ 0 ' I J ,. . . .{ .... ' . . ....., ,.......,;.. -· '"'-·~· \ .. IX c "' ~ ., I �•. _..,_ .~- ~ • ,,,.. .. · ... - ....... .,. ~ ~ ...... .,. ~ - ~- •- ~ · ... ..._ ¥.• ~- - • ...,. - .. •· .., ...- · - · --~t· $M 1 Citl. ' fiii(J . . "i;tll<~• ...- _ ' ,._ ....,, -· ,;~ .,.. _ • , ...... .- ,.....,.. •·• ,-~"'"'"' "" ~..-- ' ,. "''II' ,.. •pl.-·• ·,_..- •· - .,_._ .-_. ' ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 6-D~ily Sen~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 15, 1965 - WAN1 AD ~-~~ ..- • • Oa, ""'""" ~ &.M ...... o1nf1• ~ ~ M ,., Du "' P'tl"'ll...tilllt Will Ge .u&UUI.A1' LON' I"UI'IL"'"'•' -~ ttwo ft(b• edt• I'll ....... . . , .,. ~ In• 11(1 ,. ··"""•hl• t.rm"' BION u-ru .. Olab D ..-tl'n' BUDGETPRICED rwiuture ~· our third floor budget shop. Baker Furniture, Middleport, Ohio. lt 12 tfc 196ii INTERNATIONAL \1 heavy duty, V-3- SIIOO m;l;~; ll Custom cab. Phone WV. 2Hemlock Grove, Ohio. 1_!_1_2_3.;tp..,ll .... II ..._ ... .-ns.n.. ,..t 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1499 1 owner, real nice interior, red vinyl buckets. 4 on the floor, 110 H.P. engine. Je black finish. Radio and heater. Whitewall tires show little wear. A real go car and plenty of fun to drive l)lw1Uft'l 011 ~ ..., un p patd wt\biD 10 ~ CAtn OJ rRA.I'Q.ll • uau'nJAill.IW:I lUI ... Cit ward ... tlaaJI'L taoD ..,tuouJ ._. \e Oi'VP:JI QOUU 1110 o\. II te lhflll P M. D1UJ 60 Buick _ __ $895 LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Automatic shift. Sparkling maroon with white top. Extra clean interior. 62 Buick __ $1,695 LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. One car.fut local owner. Power stf'ering and brakes. Auto· All trades truck driver to project engineers. Africa, Eurol)e, Asii., Soutb Paclflc, paid travel, housing, food. Atlantic. llt~b salary lobs, male. female over 18. OEJB Bo1 23190, Oakland Park. Fla. 33307 Pomeroy Motor Co. by H.eeft llattel-_. IIUGGED BY OONFOIIMITY market? 'j'heJ're WI, asuaiiJ Dear Helen: covered with a scarf or cap; il Conformity Is driving me 1101, at leaBt colorful - and nuts! I work In an olflce eom· darned H sometimeS they llen't ;pj,,;;oi I piex with several thousand oUt- more flattering to Ute lace than er people. It's got so I can tell Ute hair get-ups that follow • aU the litUe junior executives (Note from H. to H.: Brace 11 by the cut of their clothes, the yourseU, chum - the What'a color of thelr neckties, the aize this world coming to" folks their attache cases- and wiD REALLY bit you this mainly becau.se they all wear time) . dark gray suits with while Dear Helen: shirts. A slep below them on the scale the men wear some- Complalnll you bave printed what lighter suits, brighter ties about "junk mall" prompts this Overseas Employment 1962 Buick Le5abre'4 D o o r - - - $1595 This one owner local car is truly spotless jnside and out. Automatic trrans. Power steering and brakes. Deluxe inter· ior, light green finish, all good whitewall t~s. Radio and beater. ....... ,_______________ ":..·::.a..,~ MJ,..__ t:Mr8l • C..D> l* ._... W 1111 • liP ji'Dh IM"'.rtt...t9 f1w ... 1110' "" fWP"....... too UIU . . . •MCI'I'fliOl tr.ei"UUOI fltPIIrt.... ...'"' •boalot k-Services WI~. 'llln•lllln O...cJIIM Hill "'"''"'' '1\:1 ·· ·" I'IU!'HL I :URRt:l"t'UlNF QUAUTT 1\1 chain saw, 511 Buick. HELEN HEtP US! Pomerov Motor Co. Cll' For Sele INfORMATION IJ& .. IIIJI'II.Iilll 2 S1GNS I · SAYS liII l~====~==~:;:,=,..,-====="-lill=~:;:.::~=:::::~-l: By Wayne G. Brandstadt, Everyday Specials The mid·Vietorian child 1111d carry sack ltmches. The letter. Every time an ad arbig execs? Well, a few dare to rives with , oelf • addressed IPIJdQ 1:811 1t. '4 •o 11!01 . . . at . brought up to be seen but be sloppy, not many. stamped or card, I rr1t 10 bsY 1'0 PI.At:..L A FOR SALE RAD G POST M . , S 1 heard. How much damage -ere ·- days ·w · hen 1 th'Jnk write on It: Thank you for the JUSUI.T I' ROO\ >t .LNG 5 LEWI TFURNITUREIN 8fl81. .tyePost 111 oh ...... WAN'I 4D -uSED Haircuts ..... $1.25 did l can't say but child boy, boy, wouldn't '8 guy suppoddrl of the U. S. MallB" Third & Mill St. Middleport Shampoo & Sets .. $1.50 now believe that sandals and a sports shirt be an rop tt m0 my nnul box. PHONE WY 2-2156 bon. Full fidelity. Dual "'"''g·[l chan· BUY . -SELL -· - · -TRADE If more. penpI would do thl. s 30 day color rinse, ll<lom 0 f speech should not what this pia- needs'. nel. 4 speed •< else agree wJ'th , th,ere mJght be Iess junk maa J· NPomeroy Ohio k intermixed b ..... -·-- -- -- -Sh1mpoo & nt $3.50 be gin at home but should bel Does anybody .h Lo•t and Found Sh easeh dl Permanents $7.50 up extended lo the children. me that U we keep on dressing' I d h •· to wreck ••· u .. economy 0 T SaturdayG mg t on ' er . 4 spea $ers. Pay alahnee Gas Heotm, 70,000, 30,000 S L Hollon 520 Rd erman ep e.r SINGER ZIG ZAG Sewtng ma-1 or 6 per · ' up We Sell and Service taire once siad: "[ ('and thinking and acting and Iof the country, but t.flls ls a le20•000 8·T.U. ·Dog. If found contact· Mass . y d 1 Jt m your home. Call WY .. ' Oil Heaten;, 60,000 B.T.U. f a ofTre venJ!C."OTHER Pauline Pack, RL 1, Racme. I1 c1une: ou nee no cams. A11 ' 6555. II 9 6tc $35 ond $15 Wigs and Wigleta o what you say but I will reacting) like everybody else, •al w? JJ tp , bU<It·m featur., , Makes bul·! __ __ Cool Lwndry Stove ___ $12 Marie's Style Post fend to the death your right pretty soon we might as well : OF E Gil 12 3 tonholes, fancy designs, mon· ', no x 14 NEW SNOW tires as · Gas Renge $20 RL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 say it" He was speaking to he a bunch of robots? -AFRAID . Notice ograms, sews on buttuns, etc. I I 112 !J5 I t N w Wringer Wash or & Tubs $25 5yrocuse. Ohio adult but, had he been TO Bl': A NONCONFORMIST I This Is dedJ"';'ted to - Pay $5 per month or pay bal· ow as · ' pus a.x. c I Dish Washer, Portable $25 ,,.,..=,------==l[ing to a child, his word.., Dear ATBANC: hvmg, so if Y?U5re LOSE WEIGHT safely wiih ance d ue 1"2 22 c h nms to mount snow !Ires on. l R f . $ 5 I mg kid trouble or JU t Ptal n . . u . . ,·ree ome All t k e nseratar -- ·----- - 1 have been no less wise and na Cl th d 't th B"' 1 Help YOU 1 Helen 1ar . sJZes m s oc ' I 5 p,, Dioette . (lex-A·Diet Tablets. 0 o I l demo. Call WY 2-6555. ' pupa . $25 AUCilllNEER . o es on make e autrouble let $7 ·50 Newell s Suno 'o Chest """mplete "- .. less ••r'·'a • Pharmacy . 11 9 6tc c ' · · B•br Bed, Complete $19.50 at h preceptive ed of lh a .fundamenth f If .•bitt ' but I'll agree you men Sh e WI·u' a so we come your own· 9 z:; 60tp er, Ohio. 985-2305. I Dbl. & Sgl. Bed Comp. ea $2S Crin Hradtord ne - e rag l o se -· must find it hard to "think dif· amusing experie ce Addre 98••I St SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Clog· 10 30 lfc 3 Pc. B•d•oom Set Write, Prone nr Contad express<on. lerent". when you all look so Helen Botlei inn of ged drains? Get Klean-EmComplet• ___ $75 A. t... RRAUFOtlD The child who is allowed to depressmgly alike. newspaper. press s oug ts, oo matter Sandals are too "camp" for AUTOMOBILE tasurance be<!D All Septic Tank Cleaner. SEWING ma.chlnes. repalr ser 3 Pt. Bedroom Set Racloe. ObJo ex hi th h mu, ow r1 1cu ous or immature, is the commuter type, but aut. or Oblo, ntpart~te~~t ~~ r..u. .....,.._If cancelled' 1.oo1 Y<JUI Olll!r•· Landmark Farm Bureau, vice. aU makes. WY Z..ZUH . (Walnut) Comple-te __ S75 1 1 tfc h 'd' 1 ..... _ , CaD IV'I ,•:...:.w_ . . - - - - - - -11 3 3otc The Fabm. Shop, Pomeroy I Console Ch t Sewing Mch. -- $25 Pllum.bingl be' mg am e ped to grow up and to about a sharp looking sport 1 P r bt IIJidortllttd,lapwlai.rldfDIOf _________ ·-·mam BAN ERS MUTUAL LIFE INSURAIC£ co ... -·--Authroized Singer Sales and es - ---- ---- ---- --- $10 KARL GRUESER, . 1 h. 1normal mental health. and pin • striped or eoto,~i l atccm tl.tBuuCJJilh•u.ll•nbtmllkellll: _ 10 $ 0 r•sser he is forced to keep quiet, he shirt'. I'll bet you'd get tots of PAIIY, purt~ with thf '-••• ~r tlli• .11w. ·-"-h" FIREWOOD, any length, $10.00 Service. I 29 tfc -and 1te1ting • Mlnersvt'lle "JrnfGit, lll!WI, bM --• For Rent d Tb 25 1 3 P S M Hollywood les.o·w:"haJ:urall""SJ"zeers ick up load. Call or write : - - r. et Sgl. aple Bed En __ I._ 5$20 Obi c d troUU" • ia very likely to become an followers - and the little wash- .. 1 -111 P 11 for ' apartment' HARMONY rent! Out of I floods! 2 blocks I _Glendale Skidmore, S had e. USED FRH:_ ZERS Liv.• Rm. Chai" each $10 ''angry ynung man" andt to harand-ironers at home would ,.,.,., •••HI, "nu: ,...., ,,.. o an 1!SOCia ee mgs at will lit especially i£ you switched .. 11 u Jc"on"'011"""'' Dtt-1* Adeilt~ from business district, Pom- 1 __Oh_io··' _MY 6-3437. 11 1 trc 1. L1•.. ,·no Room Su•'t• machines. Reasonable rate!. b r h . .ro,•m bJ lu Ullul - · 1 f 1. 135 3 and 4 rooms, furnish· Upright Freer.er, Admiral Pc. M•hog. Duncan Phyfe CaU WY 2-2974, day or night. b d weto: $t6,1TI.a:afl.u; Lhldi!Ut&. 'lB,lU,. BRICK DUPI F'X 3 b d 16 ft 1 3 id $150 e a elr'1ment lo both himself lo short • sleeved shirts. "'·"' '""'" ''·"'"·"'"',..,..II,· 7 1 11 1 ed New: plaster, paint, floors -. e rooms, Phr.' ',: Dining Rm. Set (Nicr) $60 8 15 tfc and the society in which heiDe<tr Helen: 11 0 electric ranges. sinks with chen, living room. diningandroom, k,t- 12 ru, ft. " Buffet, Walnul 525 ""' "" " "'"'· :,;.•- ""'•""' cabinets, baths, gas furnaces. basement garage, $75 Roll Aw•y Bed (Nite) . $15 lives. Despite much external Every once In a while ·r g"s f<Jrn·,·,,_ ... , But- Chest Fre-ercr, Montgunwry. Old , B If EXPERIENCED evidence to the contrary a child I tener than that) I read a · wm1•11 R. 111(111'\s, Supll'ill..._t <11 JD. 1 15 8 1 0 al forced Tel WY 2-5392. ll 1015lp· " WY 2-5127 ' " e $25 · after all, a human being. abo ut sloppy Americans. You've '"" """'"'""· '""'" j ternut Ave. Call Word, 16 cu. fl. $150 Elodricmer Oven ""· & Sland "· , ""· 4 ROOM furnished in ll lJ tfc Chesl Freeter, lntt>rnational. De"k ---- - $15 Because a child's normal am· never said much on the subject, Harvester, 11 cu. ft. -- $100 •..,.:-,_..,...,...,._-=...,=,.l il bitioo is to be as nearly as so maybe you 'll print my peve. IIATION.IL GRAN6l IMSURUCE 1 1 Mason. Phone WY 2·3872. 'bl 1 d Wh d coMPUY, tl K-. auu !II w.. B••· lc J\1 TON Inlemational Truck, Re•i i:stale For Sale posSJ e ike a ults he knows ! en . was young an invited "" -•"" ... "'"" • •• '"" "'" --·-·-11· -10 6 chain saw, 58 Bwck . Cell i and especially his parents, be to a bJrthday party, my mother WI 9 34 Jac . mey FOR SALE : 8 room houee, , From tho largest ·.truck br will do his best lo imitate them. sent me off in starched • -·••" """""'' 111 ,,.. •••-•• 11 4: ROOM and bath apartment. · 03 · Manaq@r Pearl~~19 St., Middleport.11 9 6tc smallest bulldozer heater radiator I I!!IDIIIUH llr "' core. to the 1 f h. leather shoI' ITudh 111tttld ~~~eu. ,_. u~.on.trU7: Ulblii.U..Pt.All utilities paid. Tel : WY 2__ WY , , When he feels that you approve g oves, a 1tt e at and "" .. • _ .. n, ""' M· I 1 3975 11 10 tfc ! 50,000 BTU floor fllrmH'I!, Pom·eray · · ____ i o 1m it will strengthen his es.. . ay our 210.410.<9: IIO.tH,GSlll: ,_, ---1 plele with thermostat confelling of security and love. old gets an mvdatlon ~ lk.r ~t:tfti · ' b th I) •ICilbMba,Oljlo.LI'ifdaJaii\41U,IIIlrl,U6n 4 ROOM BATH and garage, 916 1, trol. Price $40. Plmnc WY 2-1 Insurance SLrange as it mav seem when says (often on a card .. Lorusl SL, rear. Middleport , 2551. tt 13 Jlp WY 2·2143 Pomeroy he feels thai you disapprove Y e moppe "Wear """" '' """"· ,_.....,, d Oh io_ WY 2-9918, Martin Res- I' Wanted PHPTO Copymg Serv1ee Cop but for reasons he can undor: '1clothes." Maybe this is ,, To Buy I d t I POMEROY - One story frame •.,,.,.,.=,.....,.=,.,..JistaJJd, thJ·s, too, w'JII str~othen ! our, sloppmess starts. II I aurunt. 11 9 uC. e8 ma e 0 egal papers parl Permas tone front, 2 bed· don t tc h th bo - birth reeorfl s Aild almo:ast any his feelings. When, however, he j . young, a ut t.-, . MODF.RN 1st floor effi· 1 Furm:ure, d<Shes other doc11111<'nts roums, modern bath, fu II CUSTOM BUTCHERING feels that disapproval Is un· Ute mceUoo of hie, they II Nl 11 dency apartment. Middleport miscellaneous Call or wnte _ base mC'nt . gas furnace hrnt· cutting. Will buy bides evi!I"V I bably grow up to We'dC WY 2-3874. 11 4 Uc Mrs. Cecl'' ••. Reuter Insurance, Pomeroy ing, garage. Excellent Monday. Phil Meier, necessary or unjust will hat· . the supermarkeL &u " I 4 Uc localdouble inn. $11.000.00. bor resenlmen_t and he hatred. Ftll' 800 9 18 10 S Main St. Pomeroy. tic M!ODLEPORT- 2 story frame WY Z-35 · thal" reabesoo disapproval should 6 29. - Mullen Insurance Inc. 5 rooms, bath, small base· wayo carefully considered Dear Shocked: TRAILER SPACE, lle(!Qt St. WALNUT, while oak. (IQJllar, Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. ment, front and back porches, 8 and held to minimum. I couldn't agree with 8 Dlplom• CounM . Rutland. John J. Fry, SH 2- ash logs and timber. Highest! t 1 uc gas heating. Newly decnral· "' ll' Q-My D· year- old grandson bas LESS! A "play clotheo" 5613. 10 16 30tc cash prices paid. Wrik tu --- ed, now rented for $50 per Haven. 4 asthma. Wit It hurt him to go day party is given lor the en· Secretarial HOUSE on Uncoln Heights H. C. Growden Lumber Co.. IGRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen munth. $4,000.00 · c sw1mming? Would It help to ]oyment of !be cblldren. General O!ll<tl newly decorated, tosido and Rt. 3, Box 218-A, Bedford, Insurance Agency , Inc., Purr> LAUREL CUFt' RD. - one Legal Notice move to enother climate? 8 patent leather and rurnes fete ouL Call WY J-.5121. Pa. 11 13 71c , eroy. Phone WY 2--3381 . sto ry cotlage, 3 rooms, dug .. A-There II no reason why often means Morna hopes Bus. Adminlstratlaa 10 29 tic uo•• NOliCS boy with asthma ohould not go enhance her social prestige, 9 1 tic well , '.> acre Jot (fenced). Auto Sales Help Wanted Good place lor newlyweds . ..,.::;:::,: swimming unless this brings the poor httle starched-up ENROLL NOW F\JRf'I1SHED Apartment. 411964 Biscayne Chevrolet stx . $2,000.00. Chureh. Pom..oy, •• him in contact with Ute cause time or elsec onsole the11>' and bath, over Fabric standard, radio and heater, WAITRESS OVER 21 . No COX, SAJ.ESMAN of his asthma. The first step etther untU refreshShop. Rent reasonable. Call d d . ' ex- I WY !-3830 WY 2-3636 laid churrh It the owner In fH lim- • th tr t selvel Wlth cun""lrl fiighls There la a job wllll WY 2-5 . tfc goo con 1taon, pnce $1450.00 of th111 lnrouowtng rnl ettate: ea men 'II . perience necessary. , , Apply, in II 12 3lc piesttuat(...-.1 the t:ounty of Melli•· 1D is to e de'·r ' of th any allergy Prim Sunday .,._... best Is ao ha· ~ 11 13 _ _ ________ ta lbe state of olllo, and In the vnK: mme e cause and · ml" 293 Ulllimited opportunltl• B· M· BuCha nan, Ree dSYI e, person al Green Gables, Slate I ONE 2 bedroom house trailer Ohio, Phone 66J.6177. Route lc "SERVING SOUTHEASTERN '''' of Pom'"'' ••• ....... '"" hen avoid it. Many persons erlng at a child's birthday 3 13 and one 3 bedroom house for 11 1a 6tc - -- . 7· -11 I OHIO AND NORTHWESTERN u follow•• have tried 10 run away from ty as a cocktail sheath for every GBC Graduate rent. Middleport. Phone WY H 1 W d RA WLI':!GH Business available W. VA. WHERE SERVICE•.. their asthma by moving, bowUng toUI'Illlment; and 2-3346 or WY 2-2136 or WY 2e P ante in Middleport or Pomeroy. ANU INTEGRITY COUNT." land runn1n1 from spnar street to- the odds are against them. anyo,ne to argue Call Or Vl&ltlll- ,_ 3600 11 13 tf I ward Run One Hundre<l feet, nd let er pi (So d0 Ut · c Stmt1rnmed.ately. Expenence IF YOU have a large family '"'""'"' • ,.,1 of '"' Jot n. ern antihistaminic drugs " e 8I lnfonMitOA """' ClltaJol MALE: Home improvements! . now for I an . d want . d beJOn8inll( to William Rol.Jl!UOft, Vl'de clothes') unnecessary. \\' nte. a real g_oo mndern and later belon.atnr to William Brada mpIer an d more · -H · . the Mn•r. " uVe .answer to the problem. p - 1g- And Whal' I 10 rt·.,rlhll• ll FOUR ROOM furnished ap3rt- an d Construction salesman. parl!culars. Rawle•gh. Dept. 110me at a low pnce see this tord • ..,n tha m1de 1erred but not : ' 1t ' ' ' " <h• nm• ''" of , Jot " "1 E. xpenence pre _ ment. WY z-3638 _ 11 15 tfc mandatory. Male or Fenwle OH K 840·251, ill. one located miles from by Samuel w. Pomeroy to Erutu aboU hall'· rollers at !be 10 x to HOUSE TRAILER on canvassers wanted. Call WYll 15 ltp Kyger and 2\1 miles from Rut- .. Roblnoon. Pleaoant Valley Hospital pnvate lot. two bedrooms. 2-5644 for appointment for Musical 11\a,nd. 9 5 tx:droom. H. "m>-11 Phone WY 2-5401. 11 15 tfc interview. 11 12 3tc ----- . fl oor, barch cabmets, bath, b of Me•Lt• and State of Ob.lo, tbat ADM1'ITED: Mrs. " USED CONSOI E Piano fam- plaslered walls part base pul of l?t n.umher two In Pomeroy, Rainey Gallipolis Ferry · Mrs lucky 13, l! obscure but the ---WANTED : Woman t sta Y w'lh ous make fine' tone mahog' ' whooh •Tw••<y<llh< bounrtod ondfutdmrlb ' . mos t P1au.s1'ble der Iva ti' on "• Ill . men\, coal furnace storm Ohio. "'" lollow" "o",: Richard' Gaslo Roherlsburg· 1 0 FURNISHED and woman, and make her home. any finis'h. only S39S.OO. Wen· doors and windows: plenty Mrs. Charles 1':'. Turner, ' the 12 apostles and Christ 6 Apartments : New Modern ' Small wages. Ph. 2-2277. dell 's • 1209 Garheld Ave ·• shade trees ' 58 acres ' 2tl ac- and 'rt"'1Ldjo1nmJ1 '"·" ' on<oword """" the Last Supper - totaling ll WY Jtc the side tow;jJ'\'1 the derson·' Billy Smith 1 Pt ' pan ments. wo and three _ __ _ _ 12 _ P'drkersburg. 1115 Jlc res farm land, small barn, rtver the aot on~e owned bJ John ant ; Mrs. Parke McDaniel, Pt. 1 A be~ms. AllT electric, brick TAX[ DRIVEHS and dispatch· outbuildings, fair fence, :;~:;t~e !:~ eo~~~~~ tra~~ Pleasant; Mrs. Eugene bmldmg, bcautlfully decor· ers , . full and part . time . . In· lnstrucll'ons [arm pond. OWner . . wants to lo cttarlu hterKautz Rtarll:.md andAnna Anna Bauer Start!: Kautz bJ can ' Hogsett · ated PIa.st ere d wa II s. C o m· al Cab Office m Mid· . move to Flonca. Pnce $8,000. .,., ••I•• "" - '" "' Soptombor, DISCHARGED: Mrs. James 113 1 Youngstown kitchens i die port 2nd and MHI st. WY 2- I U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! "''· "' '""'"" ' VoL • ' ' " Jividen Grimms Landlng· Mrs tlJ d' J · ' ••• - womoo " oM " " '"'",. 011 ol lho R•oo"" of " ' " ' of "'"' • , , W< JSposa umls. Conceal-1 2605. 11 n 6tc ''"' """ '"'""' , '""" PICTURESQUE SETTING """'"' oh<u. Melvin Cantrell and ann, ed electriC heatmg system. i WE NI':ED A NI':AT' clean lad A BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom .,.....,. ""'' 201, . . . . lipotis_ Ferry; Karen wa.tson. Storm doors and wmdows. w1lh good to brick home only 2 years old '"· ,..,,. '"'""'' "'''1 "'"'"· Henderson; Jane Teter, 8 110 BFmldmg rompletely msulated.l for an elderly I· dy and do ' l '"" 01 '"''"""' '"' mm 10ho located in Point Pleasant W ,.;:;:•I. " " " of " ' ' or Grove; Jillayne Martin, • ront li.Dd rear entrance. "' ' ~R!!:E Lntorm•uon on )obll. 8~•ne~ . . I . lfts. said ehut'Clh dulre• to wn- derSOD 1 Be·mtifully landscaped p . housework. We offer privale l wnte rou"v Va., large hvmg room, aU w tbeSt.Geprrna!l BIRT.HS· Mr and Mrs Char.. ·' , fl - 1• 3 d b h f . h d name and ai:IGren t.!Moln 8f!!'1re b ·u· k'tch l" b th C eran aul• vale parking THE HAVEN ! rooms an at urms e 1 .,, 100, cu · " ., "'"' m -m 1 en, n a , hmh. Pom""' oh<o. •hl<h "tho I E T · · • TERRACE APARTMENTS apartment, utilities, food and ' "'"'"'' electric heat, l'h ::;;:;,• -;;::;• ";'.:,,:;;;:!;, .desughte. _urner, uire Thabet'! Depart ment cash. John Serv"lces size hattached garage, pfront to uae rell ..ua. wu Ralnaey r,GaUipolia Mr. andF-Mrs. 1 v... M . SM. Richmond ' 8141 Dusl'ness u I ty hrubbe . deed PUt tn the aame of u.. Tru•tea o1 '!'.- ID ... J'OII-Up t. Inq Store, New Haven .. W Va. or am _t. __119 trc __ __ pore . pen s ry. nee LUthllraD. Pom- ghter,' _.,. 500 to t.ran.ter . phflne 8112-2238 or 882-2705. KEEP . YOUR carpets beautiful CURTISS "Dairy or Reef" $19 • • Can be seen any lime. 1ald .....trustee• '"'"be" autborl:wd ..,. ,....... u .... 11 8 6tC MO •nd eon•'' .atd Nal aULte to the BOARD TO MEET desptte constant footsteps of Breedmg Service. Call WY 28 ;-;;;-;:;:;;:-::-,,.,.------busy family. Blue Lus· 2264., Pomeroy. S85-3415 Ches 1 NEY MAKEI e_:i '1be oflicial board of the lHH.EE tour rm'tl tre. electnc 10 26 JOtp l ESTABUSHED a• 1a proper. Morse (]].pel church Wl lfl lilt( IIIIIIUI'l....u ~ 'I Rent p Ce Shampooer 1 1 ki ter. ' good ~ .•,restaurBilt 11 do-• nllef IJ&Ld caUM w!U be tor b••l1nl biL· ...,_ • • omeroy men B oc BULLDOZER WORKt d mg a . UUDiness~ a equ1p- tore sDid eoun. on the SOth d&J Di Wednesday at 8 p.m. at menta. W\' s.MII U 1 t1r Co., Pomeroy, Ohio. \ Reasonable d d· b~an e d. I ment 1D good condition. Also, November. 1oo:ti, 11t 10 o'clock "· u. church 11 1': 6tcl ' epen a e an 4 room apartment For more\-,;;;;;;;;T;.~;;";"~o~l~"~·~'~'""ii;i;'~L~•'";·;;;;;;;;;'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiO;;;;;;;;;=::; . _ .. • experienced. Phone WY 2- . . · . • ROOM furnlohed apartment BLUE LUSTRE not only rids 22011 . information, call 111\ 11 1 tOle for rent. Phone WY 2-2776. Af. carpets of soil but leaves pile __ _ person at our office. 1 ter 5 p. m. Rowley and Reed • soft and lolly. Hent electric l Wanted HOBART DILLON, REALTOR 14 Hardware, shampooer, $1. Baker Furni_l446-ZI II ____ I tfc - ture, - Middleport. 11 13 6tc , LuciUe nr Howard Brannoo _ _ _ _ _.,.::_ Eveoings 4#-12211 mati~shi!t.Exlraclean. Blaettnars 1 ":r=t'E=R"'E"'o-=-R~ADIICO,-:::-ci);;;;J;Oa~-~~ I ~1:88 ~ont -~ ---------=----- e :~, I ~mal~ '?l~mn -..~.... ·~v ~ =-:===-=== __ _ ~-- (Ma-pl~) hous~ -~· ~~~~~rnished "P ;'~~~ 1 ~O~E~OY LJtt·-1f9 I w~~t~t ~ ~o~•-" ""'~· s.stNo~J~~~::o ~·~:!i:~· BLAmNAR'S .mllti!IIF~t~~~f•Dduun•rllll•~!•~,·' .u::~=~~· ae::- ~f· ~~:",.."'';::,,'"~"':=: Ohio."~''""' ' AI~BERT ~- rooms ~en! ~~~~ ~~o~:ty~o~~~~ :J::~ourln~! I''K""' . ~;;·~~~:~,'j~,:f 0~',:::,·,~,:::! ' on~e Fre~eporl, I lnstru~~nh--\ 2 1/~ ro~m, Unfurni~hed: N~ylnrl tow~rd. •~• AT GBC e~ure the~~~~~ ~ ~·,::,'!fl:: ~~:·~:,:~,:;:":";:~ ~,~';! •~· dJSposili~n ~;.~~.:···"";:m;;;, .:~:.~·.~:~'.I car~ ~;:~~;;""' "',)';;,:~:: 1 $300. Volu~ :::,,:;;:.::.;• req~l1'emenlll e- v~nR ~~st :'an~~~e~eal ~~te b~semenl, :!/~b~!."a ~et ftlmi~n. ~rw 'H;Ip w~~ted tfcl =::-o=== ~ ~' CARRIERS NEEDED "'' :',!; ................... c~b.. RUT LAND & W, MAIN ST. POMEROY Apply: Daily Sentinel Office ~d Call before aooa. CASH before night. 3 ROOMS New Furniture 11 1nc HOUSE FOR SALE, brick borne, 4 large bedrooms, 32 xl6 panelled living room, 1 large dining room, kitchen, lull basement, walkup attic, 2 bathrooms, 2 garages, 1\1 lots. 276 Rutland St., Middleport. Call after 4 p. m. daily, all da) 'Siltui'day and SorJ!Iay. , I'll; WY a-3816. 11127 ONLY 00 costs less than 14 eents a day ~:~1?!111c::,·~':t~el~:a ~~·=~· pleas~ ,, Att.EM LOT8 - Male .. \ ond water Brown't l'rlli )NEED CASH? Sell Famo-us' er 1'&111 !State Minersville, Olllo, Approved) 1'110110 W\ Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Full i _J.:t:r~ or part time. High commis- 1 1 11 sions plus bonus. Complete Livestock line for men and women. Equipment furnished lree. 'WO HEREFORD STEERS, 6 Write to Gordon Rae, Dis· mo. old, grain fed. can he trict Sales Mgr., 3584 Daraeen at Jacob Boer's, Mine,.. hyshlro Drive, Colwnbus Ohio IIIII. 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ME'50EA{)/ en~elope I~ e r·' DOtTOR ' Doxol Bottle Gas. tilers, 618 J;;, Main Street Pomeroy. I 22 de OPEN EVES. OHIO 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, -... ITY '299 OAN .30.00 DoWII - ••,.... Convtnl•t Ttnnl It: SAVINGS CO. --- -- MASON ,, FURNITURE CO, MASON, W.VA. Uci'--~:;..-.;..._.-._,;.;_..;.,.;.;,..,;;,.J ' '• .• " I ' \ , '' ...' 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News 1:2tl Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grama 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines GRANDMA 1:31 Saturday MotU. 1:55 Newo LOOK. 6RANDMA/ T 2:00 Saturday Matinee ONLY 60T TI-U6 ~U(I-4 .ATTI'R: ~ T~S 2:30 News Headlines CAKE RECIPE 'IOU 2:31 Saturday Matinee 6AVii ME/ - - " 2 55 News S:OO Saturday Matinee S: 30 News Headlines S:31 Saturday Matinee 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 New!! 4:00 Discing with Dosl 4:30 Hadio R J o 1:00 News Roundup 1:15 lit!• Off By HAROLD GRAY \jl-rlti BACK A'!''r\-U: AP'I' HOMts'ri:AOI "' .L �"jl!'-"-· ......... ~· ... -~··- • " " ;JdQ. .. ~r· ~ ..... .. . ·-'to · ·· · .. . . .~.... ... ""~ ·'- ,......,. ......,);J ""._.~~ ....If';n =~~·~ ·; 'J•,:~ : .-. r::.:.-.·.. .-~ ,.-...... ~ ""'. ;.· .~.·-.·· · -~-~ ..... ., -. ........~ ~· ~ .• "'' . I , ., , '!,.~!' ' r~ Mrs. Arnold is j..DID1 IJell1lllll, U ' foss Around And Hostess at home Appreciationlslxteltdetlto..AII ~bout To.Chllrch Class Who helped make Cotnlvol Q Success M1ddleoorf. , Mrs. Maxine Arnold was host- Special thanks from the . . UJfodll• 104 Cl'OCUI for tt per '- ,... 11' 7\ T Foreign St-udents Describe 1 ,ations . .. ~ I' ' . I information •· and said the tOOth anniversary eluded the program by giving Two OhlO UniversLty students,tng an? unu~~~ 10 relation to of canada wtll feature a Ithe "Lord's Prayer" in her naol ;anad\ and IN~~;~~ ;~~:~~ ~~~tu~::e~o~at:S as close neigh- World's Fair in Montreal in live tongue with tlie yoUth eroup M d M' Wil1iam King ess to lite Willing Workers e<utlve olflcero wu ettendid lv paokaae. ~ ~~ aue spea ers a s h 1 1 1967 usmg their language, r. an r• · class ol the Syracuse Nazarene \ everyone who helped Ia aJo. mar oon1at1 ~w. or, ater Youth _Fellowship of the bor_s ~1r Belton, w ose ami _Y . so discussed the overn- The Rev. Howard Ruppelt represented Evangeline Cllap- church Thursday evening at in the HalloweeD J'tsti.VIl I rll Iller. . First Umted Pr..bytertan ' IS In the ium~er busm~;~'"'~s~ m~~ a~ilclfs covering gsocial [ gave the blessing before the din- ter, OES, Middle~\~~ ber home,. Alltens Road. Mrs. ~ .., when tile Syi'8CUBI P. II wu reported tllal ~1.11 Church SWlday evening . I maJonng m usmess I . " I and medicart: for Ca- ~ ner. . School of Instruction e a. Evelyn Moore was a contrJb- T.A. met TUesday eveaing, Nw. '118 lleart:d from tbe audlOI Tom Bolton of Ontar1o, a t1 o.hon , se,_un Y . urday at Lowell, Ohio. utlng hostess. sale IDd $107.50 from tbe rum9 in the school audit€rium. sophomore, pre~ented intere~- He noted la<:k of knowlf'dge nadlans The_ meetmg Wlb opened with Tom Ly~ns, w~o iJ em~loy A harvest dinner was served • The meeting, fD eharge ot mage ule recently apoosored 1 - -- - - - concermng Canada by the peo-! Mr Belton diSplayed the Ca- devotions by Leland Brown ed in Ponttac, Mich. spenl the at 6:30 p.m. and members were the !dent Margaret Co~ by Melgl County P.T.A. Couni pie m Umted States. He sa1d i nadlan flag . mstituted m 1965 with Mro. · Paul Haptonstall at weekend with his parents, Mr. seated at a table carrying out trill~ ned tile pledge to llil. \ 1Canada is the second largesll with Jls I'€d and whJte colors on I the piano. Following the meet- and Mrs. John Lyons and fam- the Thanksgiving theme, wlth the·~ric 6 abd the J. m the world m land mass. buL 1white centered with the maple ing N!freshments were served iJy cornucopia f!Ued with ~t as Lord's ~ra a:r i:g~son. Very Usiol Itt record play · tn Sin has a small popull10n. only l leaf as ts symbol. He presentby Mr. and Mrs Haptonstall, Sa dr Si C lumbus centerpiece. The Rar. Wllllam 1m . Ydevotions were giv the claurooms, end playgrdouad 1 12V2 Ia • 11on, 1 ed 'h~ group With a Canad1an Leland Brown, Bill and Edith I 0 b n11llwn He ~ave a geoKraphin a mp ' 'lllorpe asked grace. presSlve Th - supervleion were discusse . It Big 10 _ pr. 1 er · .. . ' . H 1 1 11 K th d R th was the weekend gu .. t o eo by Esther orpe. meed that l'al de.scnpuon ol hJs country.1flag which was placed w1th. the ap ons a , a Y an u M d M J Mrs Leroy watson preslwas unam·mou•h• ""' oooo• eBLACK :and noted its o11 wells, wheat ·~ Am~ican and Christian Fl~gs Ann . Lac~y. l?lita Lewih and p~e~~~ r. .an rs. ames dent, 'conducted the business Secretary and treasurer n- each teacher be responsible 1 :ands. mmerals and the populaon the dinner table. He· t.WG .. of .Conme.Jta.chner. S P · ,· session which opened with de- ports were read and approved. for the record 1)layer, when in eBROWN 1twn wh1ch IS d1v1drod among I Lhe sports mduding hockey and Mr. and Mrs. James,Brewing- votlons by the Rev. 'I.borpe. Mrs. Thorpe, membership chair- tbelr classroom. Bnto ns. Frent:h. EskJmoes and La Cross and the educational • , ton joined their daughter and Several articles were ~ead by man, ~sked that tboae who have 'l1le Ufth grade, having 21 : Ind1ans. m that order. He re1<11 - ry stC'm wh1ch mduded f1ve son-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Rog· members. Plans were discussed not pald du.es do so as 1000 as parents present, received the 1 ed the t!arly h1story of Canada yNlr h gh schools. "' .,er Luckeydoo of Huntington, W. for the Chrlmn.a& ~aso. Plans possible. attendance banner and $3.00 to Middleport Iwh1ch " hnked w1th the V1k~ngs, l . •. . . 1 K' . Va. Sunday at the home of the were made for a C!tristmas par. cll 1 Iris 11 k be used In PllfChasing a game iiiiiiiiii~=~~~~====:--::-~-~;,:. Also spcakmg "a~ M ss Jr • latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ty at the parsonage on Thurs- Fmance a man a er . room· Mrs Rose Eastslen Thornes of Norway, who L k d of New Haven lor a day December 16 and to invite reported that 1118 32 was clear- foc the~r ' · I is the govern~~s .for .Presid~nt . . . fa~U~ ;nner. Mr. and Mrs. the Home BuiJders and :fisher- ed. on the festivaL The teach· erday il the teacher, Vt!rnun t\ldt·~ s rhlldl cn wh,:e Matenal ObJectiVe and_mem- Luckeydoo visited Saturday man classea as gtreSts. .. era were thanked for providing A Christmas pro~sm will be slle is attendmg classes at Ohw bcrship night WllS . . observ· witb Mr. and Mrs Brewington. Games were played under ~· the door prizes, The group stlll presented at the December 14, uw~ers 1ty , led when Mary Shrine, Whit~ Mrs. Clara Phillips of Wilkes· rection of Mrs. Arnold and pr1z. ~as fall flower ~ulbs, dutch meeting_ Hostesses to be AvaShe spnkt> or her count? s Shrine of_ Jerusalem, met Fn· ville is the guest of her niece, es awlli'rled to Rev. and Mrs. 1ris, grape hyacmths, tullps, Zo Sisson, Shirley Huston, Madre!JgiOn •.m ~ culture m cunl rastJ day e~enmg _at the IOOF ~all. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- Thorpe, Mrs. Betty Donovan, , olyn Stuttler, Patricia Houdato Amema s. 1 Bermce Wmn .. worthy htgb- hoan. Mrs. Roy Arms and Thurman sbelt, Jean Hayman and Helea Follmo,mg the talk9 !he groups 1pnestess, and V1rg1l Atki~!J, Martin Jr. An old fashioned I Hubbard. sang "Amenca," using "Go di wlltchman of shepherds, presid· Miss Carol Scott, a student hymn sing with Mrs. Thorpe as fO S<Jve the Queen.'' as a salute Ied and presented were Mary K. at the Holzer Hospltal School accompanist concluded the meetThe program of the evening to Canada and the last verse !stamhaugh. distnct chairman.of of Nursing, spent the weekending, Attending were the above was presented by the fifth grade for ArnerJl'a. Miss Kirslun con- ~ membership,_ and Edit? Hutsm- with her parents, Mrr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Oris Hubbard, students_ Attired in their Scot. - - -piller, d1stnct material ob- Paul Scott. She bad as her Mr. and Mrs Leonard Bass and Plans were made for a Christ- tlsh costumes, Becky Sewell IJective chairman. An i.~vitation weekend guest, Miss Millie Rod- Mrs. Franklin mboden. mas dinner and party at the and Lynn Baker, did a Ia p was reee1 ved to attend Fnends erick, Gallipolis, also a student Federated church Thursday, De- dance number, accompanied at Pomtrov. Ohto Night'' at Marietta on Novem- nurse. cember 9 when the Past Coun- tfle plano by Margaret NeuIber 17. The sick were reported Mrs. Harold WOO<lgerd is visUn/Or cilors of Theodoi'WI Council, man. An amusing play "Tht TONIGHT &hru WED. 'improving. 'iting w1th relatives in ParkersDaughters of America, met on Wise Adjuster" with Anpla U.VIS PRESLEY Talks were given by Mrs burg, W. Va. ThursdayMevenBingHat the F~o~er Hubbard as reader, and a so0c "TICKLE ME" 18 of by the group were presented. (T(' l' h ui col or) Stambaugh on ir.creasing mem- M p w 11 fF d s Mrs. 'Hry - emes, H . 'II ISs am I Jams o m • b k I t. The closing prayer W81 by Elvis Prc:-. lt•y, .Juht> Adams, . See Us For Your Remodeling Needs! JocclyrJ L<lnc, Ja t·k Mu llaney, 1berstup and Miss .ut;J.~pl er. 0~ lay, a student at Ohio Uni.ver- Plam were made for a a e Mrs Ray Seidenabel, presi- the Rev. William Thorpe. .\t erry Auders. . . 1 lh~ . purpose of malcmd objec 1sity, was the weekend guest of sale to 1>: held Saturday, Nov~~ dent, conducted the meeeting Culorca1 tuons 1M1ss Judy Wildermuth and her 2G ut Trt·Lustre Cleaners . i 1whtch opened with devotions Durmg the social hoUr, d• Ln c A1lmr ~s 1un 75t: and 40e. eFormica Tops ePaneling eCeiling Tile Hdreshments were served j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Middle~rt when the Jumor· by Mrs. Norma Chapman, fol- lirious refreshments of plntap, I ' rrom 11 .t~ble carrymg _out th~ l Wildermuth. Methodist You.th Fellowshlp orllowed with the Lord's Prayer pie upside down cake, potato THURSOP.Y , Nov, 18 Storm Doors & Windows Thanksg1vmg theme, ~Yitb cen I I Heath Methodist Church met and ledge to the flag in uni· chips, corn curls, punch and 1 NOT OPEN i ler~J~ce a t'Ornucop1a hlled WI~. Mr and M;s. Harold ~eor~e Sun~ay evening. Rhonda Hyse~ll son. PReported ill were Mrs. coffee were served by Mrs. e Kitchen Cabinets e Floor Tile ! rruu and yellow candles_ In tur and son, Bnan, or Gallipohs, president, conducted the bU!II·! Bentz Wolle, Mrs. R u IIi n Thorpe, Maxine varian, Ora FRIDAY and SATURDAY Nove-mber 19-20 key lwlders on eJther Side. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. ness meeting. . . 1Bearhs, Mrs. Olan Goodwin and Bass, LouelJe Moore, and nc.-o"DR. TERROR'S W. McComas were m Colum- Members are_ to brmg fr~~~ Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. thy Stewart. Jennie Lou DaY· HOUSE OF HO r {0R" . PLAN BAZAAR bus Saturday, at the next meeting Sunday e Election of officers was held ls was contributing hostess. (Tt•rhniculo• J Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones ning for a Thanksgmng P:OJect. with Mrs. Thomas Cook select- The serving table a• Pe\l'T C u ~h m g. Christupher I Roc'k: Spring~ Methodist visited relatives in Athens Sun· Several members are gomg t~ ed as president; Mrs. Arnold attractively decorated w111 .;:: Lre. Kaly \VIld. prepare pt'Sle~s for the churc Hayes, vice president; Miss in with the 'Ibunksgivln " A BOY TEN FEET TALL" , church will sponsor a baz.aar day. ~ T!T hn lt•ulor) I F'riday a11d Saturday. Decem- Mr. and Mrs. J.ames Johnson bazaar to be JUdged by the El- Erna Jesse secretary and thg tered .,. g ~ t•rt;u -; .\ttClcl lalld, t:dw. G. b 3 4 t Duke Cleaners in · - d h · eanor Circle ' · ' erne, cen Whu a CQJ'IlU1 er - a, . and fam1ly accompame t e1r · Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, treasurer. copia of fruit with candles on Hubin-.on . 1Pomeroy fhere Will be a vane. sons Jim to Marshall Unlver· Emerson Jones led the ~up Games were played and priz- 'th id 'd ty or handmade articles and sity 'in Huntington w Va m Bible discussion_ Devot10ns es awa.rded to Mrs Richard el er s e an paper turkeys SUN ., I.'ON . ond TUES. I homemade ca ndY 10 decorau:u •·• '. . . 'II be . en by Lu Ann French . . on the corners. November 21-22-23 Sunday, where he IS a fresh· WI glv Campbell, Miss Jesse, Mrs. Ad· "CAT BALLOU" 1 !ins. A bake sale w11l be held man. for nexl wee~- Members pres- ria Sayre, and Mrs. Henry Rei----.Janr. Fo~;luc.h1~~~0 ~}~~·vin, Mi· on Saturday. Orderg for candy ent were Sylva~ Swanson, Rhon- bel. A salad course was served , ehael Callan, DY.ayn~ H.J("k : may be placed with Mrrs. ~.or~ Dennis Saelens, Rio Grande da. Hysell. D?'ue Walters, Okey I by the hostess to the above andl Informal Dartefl II man . Stubby 1\<~}e. 1man Weytrsmlll~r . M1 s. Chff- College, spent the weekend wlth 1R1tter, E~d1e Brown, To Mrs. Joseph Beegle , Mrs. Max i Held at School N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0, 3 STOOGES , ord Leifheit and Mrs. William his parents, Mr. and Mrs A-1~e, Dwight Dowsoo and Ken Meinhart, Mrs_ John Smith, '-~-"-'"_,.._.._ ._-_-_- _.._. _...,.. 1R•dfnrd dolph Saelens. i Smith. Mrs. Charles Cobeo and · Mrs. The members ol lite Middle· ·-~-·- ---Jerry Davis a freshman at J k R"" port Yellow Jacket Mucb1ng , • BC vuson, band lbe football I • Rio Grande College, spent the Call to Prayer • team and weekend with his parent.!, Mr. cheerleaders. and their ~.&1 and Mrs. Max Davis. Meeting Held Attend School of were enterlained wltb an ID!or· A Cali to Prayer and Sell mal dance party Friday evenO.nial meeting was held at the Fire Inspection irlg in the Middleport ElemenChester Church with 20 women Several members of tile Ra- tary building. 1il parlicipating. Mrs. Purley Karr cine Fire Department attended The party was sponaored by if ~ was in charge of the program a southeastern Ohio Inspection the Middleport Band Boosters >· with "Attempt great things foc School at Caldwell, Sunday. following the close ol tile footGod," the theme. Mrs. Ralph They were Dale Roush, Walter ball season. Tho evenlnl was ~ Cmeroy Semister spoke on, "A New Cleland, Bruce Cleland, Joon spent in dan<9g, TelevlrWn, M Harry P. Smith and Library for Scarrltt college IWingett, Edward Autherson, Rl- games and olber r.....,.tloll , Mrs~\.eu Smith attended an Mrs. George Wolre and Mrs. chard Wolfe and Larry Spencer. Refreshmen~s . of aandwJcbes, executive meeting of Ports- 1Paul Karr sang a duet. Mn. punch, cookies, nuts and miDts mouth District Methodist WSCS llorace Karr was organist. A CORRECfiON were served during the even· at South Webster, Sunday af-1 song and prayer In unison In an article on the 50th anni- ing. Chaperont!l were Mr• .WU.. ternoon. closed the meeting. A special versary of Forest Run Metbo- Ha!'l Russell, band director and offering of 118 will go towardS! dist church there were 73 de- prmcipal, Mrs .. Robert K la & Mrs. Marie Chapman spent the new library at Scarritt col~~ scendants of George Baer pres- and Mrs. WUliam Grueaer of the weekend at Belpre lege. en! instead o1 23, as stated. the booster usoclaUoni.ii~ her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heines family. Larry Beatty of Cin<?lnm•li visited recenUy with Mr. Mrs. Elsworth Rowe. Mrs_ lois Ann Jone. children ol Columbus weekend guest• ol ber grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard 1 Campbell. ' ::s ih: i GJRL$ LOAFERS SJ 99 VOL XVII 'NO. ·1,78 • at :y e ' ' I ' ' .OHIO POMEROY ~ ·- DetiOted To TIM l~t. 01 t~M Mei,..M.,, .on .ino '. -:::. ·e ntt·n e ' • ' ~ • ., ~ . i-. ~ ... 'P0 ~ttl 0 "-I- " '!.;. ...-;;.-s. 4< •"' ~-:. ~ IJ. -- ·;a~ ?~ p .. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1965 • :.nth Specln/ Night Observed by Mary Shrrne : :.-;,-: . . . .l MODERNIZE H Holiday Party Dinner be He/d Dec. 9th MEIGS THEA TRE · . .. . J , MYf Plans Bake Sale Nov 20 .. 1'-''""''' - , _;, '• ·~SPEAK IN POMEROY - Belpre Mayor Garrett Brown, left, and Dick Thomas, rlght, president of tht Bet. Chamber of Commerce, discuss civic matters with Pomeroy C of C Prestdent Jack Carsey befortt a C ol 0 PREP ARING 4 ,007 CHR[s1'MAS SEAl, LEITERS - F'our thousan d an d seven 1eIters were ma1•1ed 1oday t o, pre meeting Monday _Sentinel Photo residents of Metgs county to launch the 59th annual Christmas Seal Campaign in Meigs county. Mrs. Edna K. l ' · . Stewart is chairman. Typing names, addresses, labels and stuffing all those pieces ol mail is a big job. To accom- 1 plish· ft, girls of Mrs. Emily Sprague's Typing 1! and Ollice Practice classes of Middleport High school helped, as did the ladies above, who are members of the Child Conservation League, the Racine Methodtst church, or of the local Tuberculosis and Health Association. Seated at the table, foreground, is Mrs. George Simpson, . then atl.eft, apd to the right, are Mrs. Donald Wolfe, Mrs. Harriett Neigler, and Mrs. Joe Beegle, all of Racine; between Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Neigler is Mildred Headley, Tuppers Plains, TB&H Assn .; and standing, I to r, are Bar)larp Scites, Middleport and Mrs. Ken Har~is, Pomeroy, bo~h of the ~CL . Other ladies helping stuff en- Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- i which have been requested ty , troct to do the work by council for damages oaused by lho 19M vel opes m the basement of Heath Method 1st chuiCh were Mrs. C~ll K~utz, 1 B&H Assn., Mrs. Robert ~chmoll, gar Monday night reported to lhe Depanment of Natural Ke- m Udober. flood m Pomeroy, It was tht CCL; Mn. Paul K. ~ussel.l , CCL and TB&H Assn., M~s. Frankhn Tnplett, CCL; Mrs. Dan Wh1te, CCL and 1v1Hage counc11 he expects ap- sources are being processed. 1 Mayor Legar also llsked for fet> lmg of council that the monTB&H Assn., and MI;;s Fneda Faehn.le and Mr.s. Manmng Kloes (Exec. Secretary), both of the TB&H Assn. - 1proval of a grant from lhe De- ~ AddtUonal work pruposed1a detailed st udy and rerom-[ ey will be allocated Mayor Sentinel Photo. 1partment of Natural Resourt es. would mclude an access ro.ad 1mendatmns !Jet wee n now and Legar sa1d he would wrile offt. DIVision of Waterways, to do !from the existing boat launch- I spr1ng regarding the posslblllly I r1als immedJatel)' rt!«ardmg llJt lm('lt\f :,j'"I'J>il:lt->-'6<-!iol., 'l* ~i'!lll II additional work in the area of Iing facilities to the upper end ofj ul dum~ utld1Uunal asphaltic matter_ Ad~tl of t~e .Soutbero Lo- tht town's boat levee. 1Lhe parkin~ lot wall Tht! village I paving on st>veal stdeets. It Councilman l"ranklln Rizer re 3 cal Scbool D1stnct wlsbin& to Mayor Lesar said he believes i is seekmg a $'l2.549 grant for 1 was <~!;:reed the study wnuld be ported that drag·racmg bit •O sign for Adult night cias,.. [ the funds will be relmed after i the project which is estimated made and a cost est1mate pr 0. 1been se<'o durmg daytime hourt 1un Et~ st Main-st and indicated , . sbo~ld reglJter and a:et de- additional detailed plans on the t< cost $34 .51:19 54. I vuled_ .. COLUMBUS fUPI) _Ohio's natural resources dlrec· ~!~t ~i:: ~gb e:::o~th~s 1 ~roJect are submitted to offic- I Goeglein . Bro~. . M1ddleport, 1 Council discussed the matter n.easures shouiJI bt LakeD by tor Mooday., blQnlly w_a~n.e!Linore t)lan 100 strip mint !~~- ' i$iii'ses ~ . be.~~ 1 10!s m Cl!lumbus. 'I1ui ..~Jaqsl was_ ten:~~vel~ awarded a con-1 o! $4.000 that ma~_fl<'_ secured poliCe to stop it. operators that a new taw elfective Friday will be "en-1 If abtre are enodch Pttrtieil l • - _ . ~~"!&""-""'*""""'"'*';h~ 4 ,, ~," , • • : Homer B..Smtth wa~ approvlorced all the way." Fred E. Morr gave the warning at I ponlo, will be beslnulnt lyfl' ed .by Cll'nCII as I new Pomeroy a meeting to explain provisions of the law to the opera- l inK besinnlng shorthand com- I LONDON, Obio iUPtt -Four ! vo,unlm F1re O.partment tc r>;. , bia~tloa bookkeepin& a~d orpersoas were killed today in<~ member and Mayor Legar'a ,.. ''" measure. enacted by the 106th General Assem-: flee practice, and modera l Iwo-car colllsioo at !he Interport of $29010 for October was bly, is aimed at ending bootleg mme operations and p0· matb. f aectioa of U_ s_ U and Ohio 29 accepted. Counc1l also approvlicmg the entire industry. I. -· -~.- - -- - ~ - --- ~ • Mrtheasi of London in Madied Puliee Chief Jed Webster's · UNITE{) NATIONS - AFRI· prosecuted Immediately. l¥.&-/i;.;o:;.;~'fj'· "~Nu~"''%~!z~~h'' 1 ' ' ' soa Couoty. October report whicil showed 1 cap membora o[ the United Na- A IIO,OOU ' year director will lnspe<tors Added """-""·~~ ~""'""·'''"""' t5 arm ts, 12 aceidents. 5 boads tio"s $0Jgnt tod•y to wm ap- · be appomted to supervtse en· To aid the director, two more : LONDON (UPI) _ Armed [ T t f I taken. 51 complaints lnvestigatinspectors will be added, in- ~ woh oud-od ·' ' 1110 Y m€ d n bwlcrkC' e<i. 6 illegal parking arrestsf pr oval of Britain and the Unit· : forcement of the art. . wilh legal authority to imposei appre en e a1 a roa - O(' h . . td . St. . for r. . .l~cs ail'?ed l Morr told the operators to creasmg the staff to :revP~. cnppling economic and diplo-1 :and lodged in Melgs county elg .t W:~rnmgs Issue~, .• emerat)~\'._ .ng the u N. m Lhe f~ght. qui~ arguing over the law's le- The enforce~ent Chief Will be 0 I matlC sancLions, Prime Mmis- : I jaJI Monda,. evenmg after alleg-. 71:'n(y ~ails. In the ' VIllage an• au:,u 11e Rhodes1an rebellion. gahty and cooperate with state headquartered m Columbus, but ter Rarold Wtlson today was•l •d' fa 1 g t f 2 f1re calls m the Village. Par~ " ped d f h" r - h 1m o pav or gaso 1me l . The 36 African states ho ' Ioffictals to ''meet public de· spen most ~ IS ime m t e Iexpected to move qUickly II· • • • oblamed at a Woif Pen service l~g meter VIO atJ?IlJ totaie4.JOI to mt~·oQuce m th~ Secunty . man-ls for stricter supervision field contactm~ hi!! enlar~ed gainst the se<:essiomsl Rhode-1 ID stalion. , \\lth 65 yet unpaid. Street moa1ey collected was $425 and lot Councd a comp~om1se res~lu·! in c1 9erving Ohio's land and slaff, super~1smg _reclamat10n l , sian governmenl. 1 Sheriff Robrrt c_ Harten. 1 lion cond2mnln::; •. Je secess1on water rl'SQI.Irces" plans and mspectmg the re- Jt will be 'Meet the Basketbach's de . t t d 1 t k mone~· from meter. aetted M 0h0 · of Rhodesia from Britam and 1 I suits. ; ball Team" night tonight when ! Parliament. in sometimes Funeral servil'es for Mrs 11 patr men odepu!Jes Atl••ndmg were Mayor Legar 1 1 · 1 D. k M. D' · · · . · · B h· ll J· ·k ;· D •e men m o cust v ess l an Clerk Edna Schoenleb 83 cal!mg on the Brit1sh govern-1 rvmg . IC man, mes I· Tht! new Jaw's provtswns 10- the Middleport Athletic Boost·, story debate, authorized Lhe ert a · ac son . , u 1an •• 1 • 1wur after the repnr l was ' · •h" f ed th f ld · I d d l M'ddl ·t h an • ment to take "all necessary I ~JSIOO ~ Je, a1nn1.fnunc111 be ~~ elude. 1ers ~teet in the high school caf-1Labor government to s~spen 1 dmodn -s ;, I l:~ ~. , 1 h w1 _~ turned in !hat thev h<~d go! ten Counr llmen Leslie Fultz, Ril. measures" to crush il The res· mspectJon sa w e m· - Increases In the per·ucre re- eterra. 1revoke or amend the 19til Rho- · Ie a1 "e1gs ,t>nua ospl t1 Ch · . er Roy Reuter Loo Po""" _. I d f r ' . I • I ' I b "d h '11 be h ld t gaso 1me <II ar ies Sml!ll ' Coll ms. • ww ..... olution would stop short of a credasbooe 1rom 1_ve lo seven soon clamatlon bond. license fet>s I Head Coach Carl Woire Wlll 1des1an Cons~1tut10n under wh1chM a ouML m1hn1g I, ~~ h e Fa slore in Wolf Pen and left wuh-s Don ra.l for the use of force against : :. n t_eg mme operators n~ and ann~al permit fee s: . . , have his varsity ~nd reser.ve rebel Prem1er Ian Smith _last t ona 8 apt1st c urt..:11 n- out avm . - - --~~ the secessionist government of1longel' w1ll be warned to get h·l - Granlmg to the diVISIOn squads on hand lO mtroduce m· Thursday declared the white~ ~ day al 2 p.m. w1lh the Rev. p P · g . I Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith Ct>DSI"S when caught, but br chief the right lo refuse to issue Idividually to the Boosters. rul ~d African colony independ· N1le BordC'n offiCJatm~ . Bunal I omeroy and M!ddlrpo.rt poI, w1 II be ,.n 'lllddl A resolution embodying such a --- - -~ ---. - - a I'1cense 1'f he has pro bable I Pres1dent Le wts Sauer, J r., ent. . eport Ill! 1 ce1 ne- Ir. e as~ J " tPd lhe. ·sheriff~· de-[ . b I' ad I f 1 d te y p<~rlmenl m detam•ng the pa1r call IS J]ready before the Councau se to e leve equate re-I is askmg parents 0 payers an The bill ret:elved royal as- r . Shf'r"ff H t b h d v 1 ell, but would not get tbe necesclamation cannot be' accomp- all otht>rs interested m lhe win- sent at 1 43 a m. today when R She was bor n in Cheshire, the 1 · H. 1 S ar en ac sal uy.. O 0 JSlOD sary seven ahirmati..-es voles lished_ [ ter and spring athletic program. roval commiSSion he-dded by I daughter of !he late John and t~)Ulty Kammo~ 1 \,.213 , c;.riel it put to a vote today , - Tightened controls over acid! of the high school to attend.ILOrd Gardiner, semor peer ID I Kate Arnold Hudson lind W<I S bur;. }31 yM· a~f ld a t_er ~ ~~mine drainage. Winter projects are planned and ilhe Upper House alfixt!d the l preceded m death 1Jy one son ~. . h' .•dms Jeh, a_re Oil · seal of Queen Elizabeth ' DELAWARE, OHIO - TH El - New regulations to combat support for the program ·IS mII on Sh e ,··, surv1ved bY he r husband· uPmg rd arge. . w1t fa1lure to -· · · d 1 · 'I · f · · d · . . Fred. lo whom she had been for pay mvestJga!Jo an a1e also& bem~ lwld. . Herbert E. Eddy 10 ftt l fu . . t phase o( a propose $, Meigs County residents are 1SJlahon o streams. v1te . the h1stonc document. 944 500 improvement program· . . • . marned 62 years, and one · n. mmons IS F ' ' • 1 '. mv1ted to attend a 'Bralh;StormDIVORCE Idauuhter Mrs Hele (' b ,11 also to 0e charged WHh dnv- a1rv1ew._W, Va., suffered only at o:.cwto VJilage fom1er 1y1· Se · .. M· B k N . ASKS FIN D •to .-,.n~ 1 ~ , · n ,amp e an ab . . b" k • 1 •. I lnd t . J' mg sslon on el!JS coun1Y uc eye ove1181 I p k RFD 1 E • • "-""'1., Harper· lwo grandchildren and ' mg WJiloul opl:'r<J!or's license raswn on 18 nee a G he known as 1r s us na a1 7·30 Pau me Mae ac • . . ..I Okey K'lser, n'l>- D , Racme · , was one great • t t .,• 05 p. Bl. . t . p.m., Wed ne sda y even- PI • ht D' ' randchild Sh • had 'l'l le men were taken in!o t•us- 1 truck ac:·c'd , en a School, JS scheduled to get ing, Nov. 17, at the County Exaywr•g ' let R.acme, has f,l_ed a pelltmn for fined $10 and <:osts by Pome-, been a me~ber of Lh . 1 e o ·- !oday al a ruad block on Houte ! Monday on Rt. 124, seven-teudta uso.erway later thJs week. Itension Office NEW YORK tuPn - Dawn dtvorce from .James Okey Pack, ro)· Mayor Charles Le~~"ar Mon- . e t.- L M 1 7 below Middi Bl k. ·of a mile east of Racine. · · · RFD t R charg11 ' gross ~ 1ah Baphst church for over 65 sel up at r epor11· -. Ol ·.~ were 1· 1he , stale hihway patrol •td For th e two - year pen'od • 1 Powell a novelist playwnght acme, ~ da on cpnvidion of intoxu:~$~44.~00 will be ~pe~t i~ rehab- This sessio~ Is an outgrowth! ~nd ~tirist from 'ohio, died neglect of duty a~d ex~reme tio~. years and had also been pres1- art> a. uur P au:s m the , !hat Eddy, travelin east, 01 uitatmg the old JhstlluUon near ,of the comm1ttee that worked Sunday of cancer at the age or· cruelty . Three mmor chlldren de?t of the Provlde.nce Womonto the right berm ol tbe here. Another $1.5 million for ion toW's and courtesy car-~ for !67 are involved. BONO· TAKEN en' Cotwentaon .. Fnends may ., • highwav <~nd lost oontrol al hiS ' · 50bed fac '" th F II F I' T . · calt at the Rawhngs C ·t F11 ( 0 1 construction of a I .' . h•· e a tage our. Miss Powell a aatfve of · Rufus Glenn Orender R. D, 1h oa s ' ~On fl UllODS lruck. The vehlcit went into a t) to house aggresSive ilrls I WEATHER . ' . ' nera orne after IO a.m Wed- 1 d h rn t ba llo ted b the It will cover the many good Mount GHead1 OhiO, wrote 13 Albany, forfe1ted a $2S bon~ m1nesday until time of serVICes 1 1tc and struck tbe end ar a s1 0 a ca . Y things about Meigs County and novels, the first, "The Bride's Windy, mach eolder toalgbt, Middleport Mayor Lee Smith's ' __ __ concrete culvert. No cllange was State Capttal~lamung ~n:m-1 things cltizeM would like to House," published in 1929 and shower• chlljlgilll 1'1 snow flur· court Monday. mght that had[ flkd. There was mediwu damprovements VISOry . see improved. It is open to the the last, "The Golden Spur," rles northeast. 1\'Nneoday, been posted on • reckiOIS op-, Iage to the truck. MIAMI THE COASTi public. publisbed in 1982. dy and mucb ~!Older. eration charge. , . Contribt1!ions m<~dt> In the Palrol arrests Monday lnclud[ I . ce' . Ea.s tern Local School di~tncll ed Walln ce Jones. 3l, Rt. 2' Guard h0ped or cearan I J• k· from tile Panamanian govern- I for Ihe purchase of books to be .ar son, passmg ~~ an later ment toctay to convene a boafd1 used m the h1gh school !Jhrary s~ctJon, bonded to Galhpohs m~· of Inquiry to formally investi-' . .. Funeral services for James A. totaled ~39 49, \( . a, fejXIF'Ied : DICipai court Nov: 20: Bobbt< gate the sinking of the cruise j A.mberger, 64., Minersv1lle, who l lod~y. !A.. t;ndrrwood. 3~. Lexmgton, ship Yarmouth castle. 1 d1ed Monday evening in Vetcr·l 1 he collecl10n was nearly IOh.lo. speedmg. bonded to mu· The invesllaation should an.l , · _ 1 . ans Memonal Hospilal, will be ~ $140 more than the $500 goal niU!)a l ro~t Nov. 24. and Jan""ue 11 1 edl Farmers Home. Admlnlstra- was the Hon. Garret Brown. be announced shortly after the 1tty chairman. reported that the held Thursday at 2 P m iu , set up by SI>Onsormg urgam za -l elle A. Richards. 28. Rutland, • swer orne q s ons unreso v 't·aon 1oans 1or up to 33 . years mayo~ of Bel pre, accomparu'ed governors · return from Europe I. onD~ver • due "Industrial Oppor·the Ewing Chapel with the tJOns. The canvass was conduct· I spe ed'mg. bo nded to muni·cipal in the aftermath of the fiery! ,, doom at · tJQ of the 365-foot hav_e just ·become available . to by Dick Tho~s, president of Nov . .22. ~~ties Brochure for all _of Rev_ P. A. Casto officiating. ed by the Eastern High School : coun, N~~· 17. cruise liner last Saturday and Individual borrowers plannmg the Belpre Chilmber of Com· Crow also u:ged a warm w~l- Metgs co~nt~ h~s bet>n prom Is- The deceased served in World student council With lhe help of I Tw s- - - d b. perhaPJ . ~lsfy the clamor new home ~~ction within merce. . come for NatJOnal Steel Chatr· ed for d1stn?utton on Nov. 22 war 2. He was preceded in !he Riverview and Chl'Ster . o enteoce y from several quarters for ac- lbe corporate Unuts of Pome- Mayor Brown ,.plamed bow man Paul Carna~D at the fta. hy Ihe Reg1onal O.velopment death . by a sister, Mrs Oscar PTAs and the Tuppers Plains I f.ounty Courl Judge 1 Two persons were senteneed Uon. 'lbe toll•, of ml!sin& stood 1'0)' and Middleport, according Belpre has succeedec! in attrael- cme High School dinner Dec. 2, Institute of Ohio UmversJty. (Lucille) Bauer, and a bgther, Boosters. at 83, includinl 81 pqeengers to Pomeroy Chamber of Com· ing some $300,000 In federal as Carnahan has been an lm- Ma or Charles Legar receiv.l Dale. Survivors include a bro- Ea~tern Local Supt. Larry M~nday by Meigs County Cour& and two membetl. In ad- merce President· Jack Carsey. fund~ for local publi~ wor~s. ~rtant boo~er for ~Is area. ed c~gratulations on romple- ther.' Wallace, ot Chester and Momson sa1d funds avcula blt> Ju~e Frank w. Porter, Jr. dJU\111 l OrlUcolly burned pao- Carsey ·made this report to PreSideni _Carsey appo1n!ed Ted Ttcket1, costtng $1.50, are avail- tl f the Pomeroy boat land- a stster, Freda Frecker, Min· lhrough lhe Na11onal Education ! R1chard caruthers, R~ \ sOII(!er died at a Nurau hosp~- lbe Moiiday meeting ol the or- Reed; Jr., .LesUe Fultz, and able [tom 1110111 Cltamber mem- 1on; liT thl& k ersville. Acl wifl provide the same am- Pomeroy, charged with DWI, al Sa\\udlt lfterlKl<i\1. ganWjtloa above Crow's To"" Bob Jacobs to assist Pomeroy bers. ng ac 1\es ·~;' ·• Friends may call at tile Ew- ount as that coliecled, making was given a 33 day )all s-. •. • Country R~urant. ApplJ. officials In expediting proposed American Legion Cnmmand- Present at the meetmg, .In lng Funeral home In Pomeroy it pooslble to spend $1,271180 for ten«! with 30 days suspendet MARvlvrtJ.E ~RS. MAft.. cations, he staled, may be pending public worka here. er Guy Guinther distributed la- addillon to the above, were Btl! a~yUme. Burial will be m the books. and had his driver's license guerlte 'LoliteJ, $1, 1 bo- made lmmOdlaU.ly to Bill Al The llelpre visitori were pel flags and bumper stickers Grueser, Bob Wingett, T • d Pme Grove cemetery. ponded for six months. earu~ keeper, died. ~ o1 car- rich, rtCional reprOlientaUyo to- thanked 1ltir 1U(lporttng 1 he for the Legion's current. ''Show Downie, Bill llowme, Willis NOW YOU KNOW ers will be permitted to drl,. 1tot1 . , . _polllOII!ng al the ~ted In GiUipolis. Eilstlng Meigs County bid· [oc tho Ohio Y~ur Colors' campaig~. and , .. Leadingham, Dick Chambers, OPEN FIRM In 1964, thort were lt,SOO.OtO to and from work. Glenn are,.. reailll!- 1/f. 'John Moort llere. htluil~l lo afio eligible under Otate Peoltenttary. Attorney cetved 1 vote of •pproval from Norbert Compton. Mac Sawyer, NEW YORK t.UP[) - Stork televl•loa sell Ia tho United der, Rt. I, Albany, wq )1\llft, ill 11 upelaiH Mtalti '\0!1illil_. . -• Fred Croll, Jr., lto'led that the the meeting. 801> Gant, John Btaettnar, knd prices opened firm In moderato State•. a«onnlaa to tbe World a ~pended f15 ~ne anc!. ~ t.~ ilh-'Ptllt-l .J, _ Gull IPeUet ~ tilt meetil!C'.kl<.'aUoa o1 lltl.»eni!enllal')' wiUI The Rev, Rick Marlill,.p,ullllc-IKermit Waitoo. ___ _ • ltradina today. ___ . lAlmenN.. __ _ I ed on proltaUon for 311 ~.., .,~ '"' ,' ~ • •, f ~' e 1 I PHONE WY2-5321 &ABBOTT ~" ml u What's new In tiger country? What did you have In mind? . '"·''-"'·" ,_,.,w•• •• ~ Mainly About People In ' il p Mrs. Allen Hampton att<lnded an executive board meeting of the Providence District tist Association held Sa:~~~;; at the Paint Creek church, Galllpolis. Mrs, Orville Rader of lumbus wa~ the weekendl_t~: ' of her sister, Mrs. W. H. E bach and daughter, Miss Sybil. Mrs. Alice Durst and daughter, Mrs. Hilda Reddinger or Cincinnati were guests of Mrs. Thomas Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe and Miss Anna Durst Mrs. E. J. Tracy substituted In the Rutland school last for Mrs. Muriel Foley 1 sixth grade teacher_ Miss Polly Karr of.Coilurr1buo spent the weekend with her onts, Mr. aDd Mrs. Charlea Karr Sr. This Is our ICOJ!Omy tiger. There are 38 more tlgereln between-all Wlde-Tracb, all Pontlacs/'BB. Do you want a no-apologlesluKury car? A.300-hp !ports "- As usual. Sper:lal safety note: AH 196!1 P<lntiacs car with a back SEiet? A long-wtlee\be.se tam1IY car lhat Inc tude lwnl and rear seal balls, dual·speed windshield Cloesn't cost an arm and a leg7 A sleek town car? An wr pers. W1o~Jtih iei d washers, outside rear view mirror, economycar w1th 11.6 you'll swear is an 8 unl1l you COIAill pBdded dash e.nd sun ¥1 5Drs, and backup li~ hts for better ~linders? Come to lu;~er country. You name a, we've gol vis1 b111!y ""hen ba c~ 1n g up at o1ght. Be sure to use them. IVERYTI-itN6'1 NIW IN TJWER COUNTptY, YOUR PONTIAC DEALERS- A ~000 PLACE TO IUY GOOD USED CARS, TO& BLAETTNARS 200 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, 0. Mr. and Mro. Dorsei Snnitb, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bel21118 and daughter, Jan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lytle and doughier, Susan were Sunday afternoon ' gu~ts of Mr. and Mr.. Charles R. Karr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Vane Walters of Ravenswood, W. Va. visited Sunday afternoon with aunt, Mrs. Dessie Patterson. Mr. and Mu. John R weeu and cblldreo, Tom ancl Beth of Re)'llOldsburB Saturday with their Mr and Mrs. Eldea Mr~ Hermaa lklboU, t MHS B 00StCfS I Of MJ"ddleport ,. , . DieS Night I Kflee BfWsed • 0 SessJ'on Set 1 "I . . • . J·ames Amherger n·Ies on Monday c II' • w·It h culvert I . h ' More t han GoaI t 33 .year· .H.OU·S'·ing Loans AvaI.Iahie · . cnw ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TOYLAND Loc.ted On Main Street 2 Doon Below Court Street· / -.. 11•· · foii!JI . ' I ~ \ ', J' RoadBJock : . Mrs. Jackson • • BraJnstormtng Bring the children to Elberfelds Toyland - Ltt them see the wonderful selection of toys this year - Buy what you want now or IH EIMrfelds Lay-Away Plan to hold your selections untH Christmas. ' pair TaI\en At R00te 7 1 Elberfelds Toyland Is open every week day (Including Thursday) from 9 A.M. until 5 P.M. and on Saturdays untd 9 o'clock at night. Elberfelds Toyland is located on Main Street 2 doors below Court Street in the Elberfeld Building. I parliament A mS w.·tson wI th powers T Meel Cage , ht Squads Tomg You11 want to vlsh Elberfelds Toyland right away and really save on the very toys your boys and girls want this year for Christmas. •., Expects Levee Grant Morr Vows Enforcement of New Ohl Strip Mine LaW 1 ELBERFELDS TOY LAND This Is our luxury tiger. Mayor 1 1 FORE~1AN . ,. l Roush's Shoe Store i .. l• J l!i• ~;1 (v • •• ·~1-'\1>•/1 • 'l' ~.( ..,'1\~ '' \ ,.' '. " ' ~· '. ,.. 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