https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/de633fd10ce073bf14ee2ff3511531b9.pdf d84e27b31da650f35d61a0949a36b79a PDF Text Text I Rutland Boys, Girls Attend Many Colleges In .tltellntn!S ~;mou s col leges 1 and ~ctlools m ~l'\'er aJ sLa tes. The ItS! rnc~ude~ Dnue Rous h Janet :-\t"n11 L<trry HoHman: Apple Dumpling• % cups Sell-rising Flour 1 ll' IH': I ( ~ i bsun, suphr,e"nt l ong JtlniUT, and J rt::.llllwn unlllt' ~r::H.luJ.I~-' a~~J s t­ \\a\Til" Huu : ,JJ .~:~Tii .JL at Olltu Ln tver -.tt~· I E lt·rt 1 \l:tfllll ~up lu lHlOrt- :md Jaltit<' ~llt-dS, JUrliUf, .JI" t• ilt Uhtu -\1.1 It' l'1 • ... Kitchen Cook &houl. ho~ announced Ruthmd H1gh -cliool graduates who are ' Readers' Feature: Mr. Haro ld Sauer, Guidance foun.;;pJor ol Rutland Hi gn t\ 1-'f-.tl 1 . l'IJ.trles llul ltll:m ~ uphumort• Cap II a l 'lr.•lt·r ~t r~ .l:.~d; Pt'lt-'1"'-•ln lrP~ tl ' H'dll u.-ntLI "' ' l ,l f(g I~U\ Harp!"[ :mJ .l.w ( he!pmJn sopholltlil e~ 1\w i .r.mde College ; J J• k I',J:n ~k :, o~ rtll Jon ~\ t-> b­ ~" cup Shortening Sweet milk to make soft dough roll tbin. Co\'er witb sliced apples, spl'inkle witb cmna· mon and 1 2 cup sugar. Roll likt' jf'lly roll and slice about I Inch thtl'k. Put in par !lliced -; idt' up and coyer with follow· ing, <tod bake in !375 degree-s I mudt>rate oven until apples are tPnder. }1ix Wgl:'tber I 1 " Tbs flour 2 Tbs. Hutlt"r I 1-!J cup Brown sugar 1 1.:1 t·up water Lt·t boil and pour over dum~ lings (Bakel 13 cups chopped cabbage I 1 ' cups chopped ceery 1 c up chopped ooloos I red pepper I green pepper 1..1: cup salt Pepper Celery Salt Mixed spices Prepare aod blend aU gredlents. Boil over slow Hre 2 bours. Seal in sterilized jars. Pomeroy 0. B Elberfeld and Mr . Mrs. W. A. Gibbs were in Columbus Sunday, to call on t he Wi II iam Elberfeld family at the Schoedinger Chapel. They dinner guests of Mr . and M F rs rench Hundley , Mr and Mrs . Leo Williams of J ac k son spent Saturday with Welby Wha ley. Calling In the afternoon wa:s Mrs. G u y Mrs . Everett Thomas return· k a . wee 's vr sit m Columbus with h r d ht nd . t aug er a son· m· law, Mr . and Mr s. Gene De Wee· and fam•l Y· p t L h Mr . and 'I ~~ rs . a oc ary returned home Sunday evening, d f a ter a seven1 1 ays visit with friends at Moorefield, W. Va. and attended the Forest festi · val at Elkins 1 W. Va. returned Miss Vida Ihle home Sun. aFter spending sev· eral days With her cousm, Mrs. Edward Brannon, Weston, W. Va . ed home Sunday evening. after Second was a request f o r English Tea Cake. I have one for English Tea Muffins, this ::. l l'l. tr·~-'·<ttrtt•rt .1 L•lll\t' l "- 11\' ul might help. ~.._·ml'III:.i!t ~ :111 \;w twb , rre s/1., English Tea Mufflns 2 cups flour nt;;tl, '- ~·lunil •<~~ Hu ~ me::.!> ·0: 1"11 [I;;\ J f':li"Ct', jUnlUz il l % tsp baking powder ::,,J[,•m ( 11li · ·~t \\ \ -t • liu lwrt l tbsp sugar Ht'inz Relish f-\111 :.JtF..! 1-'h\ ll t ~ fluT l rt·~ h I Pk. Green tomatoes 1,'2 tsp, salt m•·tl . I I t ... t \ ;rg1111.t .' it.;k I Bun('h Ce le-ry lbsp. butter cup milk H·r ~II} ll.t l td 1;rak suplw 1 6 Rt>d s\\oel'L peppers mut t· .\ltil!ll!.'l!l• ~Ll!L' Ru ~tne<::s 10 nwd1um onions % cup raisins, cut fine \ulk~l ]',t ttt\·l.t \\t b ur1 1\ulwr- ' Sprinkle with salt and let % tbsp. chopped citron 1.• Smtltt t'u nllL'I' \1 1 l lto~nt", I "l:tnd :1 hrs. Drain. Mil: togetb· Mix these ingredients as for 1; '"'1Jm,·n .nnl \\' ami:..~ T:wkt•tt 1 t't 1-bisc•lits. Roll one fourth inch ~en11ll : \ lt n l'i 1.:~1d St:llf' Collt·g~ ; I qt. vine,e::ar thick. brush with melted butlit Kt:Tllllt'h> B,•nm SI<Jwit'r pl. w11trr ter, sprinkle witb cinnamon, lrP<:IIIll,liT ill ' J11l Slawt er, JUn · , d pto,; . su~ctr sugar, and chopped fruit. Roll ou t , E:.~c:tt'rlll\1 :-.t8t t· {'ol lf•ge, 'l Tit· in cloth asforjellyroll,cutwitbsbarp Frm" .lohn~o n ' ~'ntur Kv Clm~- 1 I Tbs . celf'ry seed kniff' in three inch thickness. lt.i!l l'ol l··gt'. lil fh:m l l'lll ln. I I Tb". sti<·k cino<tmoo Bake in quick oven. lrt' ' llm<ll l .Ji :'-:<~ttnn:tl Ktl , tnt•c:s 1 Tbs. wbole l'lo,·es Mrs. John ::.1urpby I ul lt'gL· 111 llti. Ttukt' , I .1 , \l arPut all in kettle. Boi115 min. Bon Bon Cookies k nl' ll nltm:111 J\Tt'i llll !'t·.t.\ l ul SeaL 11z ('UP soft butter :t·gt' ..:md flubl·T·t l! :.t rl\''i'> f rl'Sil· 3 .cup sifted confettioners' m<H\ at \ 'alp.'lr:llsu 'l't·chrwlogy I Catsup Recipe sugar lu:.l tl ut~· Jndl ,lnil l onions 1 tbsp. vanilla Mt Sallt>r ht•lt t-\f':; rll:l! mort> 4 qts. cnnked ripe tomatoes 1% cups sifted G. M. flour '" tudt•!11 -.. :ll't' a t1t·ndlllg eol!L'gr 2 Th~. salt x • 1 11 tsp. salt now :1s ::t r ,•-..ull 11! tlw ', i.Jttl:rnee 3 <'Ups sugpr· Heat o\·en to 350 degrees ~l"'£~l~lll~lh,;, e ~l~~ - <:!; " ll~'~'l.;....., I 1"b•"· m1"x " d sp Ices (moderate). Mix butter, sugI stkk cinnamo11 bark ar. vanilla . Blend In Dour and I tea s. red pepper salt thoroughly with hand. Add 1 tea s. ground mus~rd POMEROY OHIO food coloring, if desired. Wrap 2 cups vinegar level tbsp. dough around fillBoil together 1 hour. Rub LAST TIME TONIGHT ing. Bake 1 inch apart on un· through colander. Return te "GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM·· greased baking sbeet 12 to 15 I l'edHIICUior) stove add 3 Ths. corn starch r<~c k Lt"mmon. Romy Schnei min ., until set but not brown. <moistf'ned with vinegar) boil tier . Dorothy Pro\ me Mi Dip tops of warm cookies In I> br. S.aL chuel Connors F:d\• <~rd G icing. Decorate. Makes 28 to Rubm son Ed1\ nd Andrews LotiL'J Ny!'. Z5 cookies. Sweet Pickles CHOCOLATE DOUGH: Add 7 or 8 Pickles sliced WED . and THURSDAY 1 square unsweetened choco1 cup l.ime to 1 gal. Water Oct . 7-8 I Pk. Appleo late (I oz.j melted. NOl OPEN Pour over pickles and let 6 lbs. beef, cooked & grouod BROWN SUGAR DOUGH: :-:--stand O\'er night. Next morn1 lb. suet ground FRID.6Y thru THURSDAY ~" cup brown sugar tpacked) ing drain and rinse and cover Oct . 9·15 3 lbs. seede~:~. raisios with cold water. Let stand 3 to place of conf. sugar. " HOW THE WEST 2 lbs. currants ICING: Mix I cup s~ted WAS WON " brs., drain. 1 lb. citron (Tec llnttulor) confec. sugar, ! tbsp. cream, Mix together Df'hbif' Rl2'vnold~ . Carroll Ba Z lbs. brown sugar 1 tsp. vanilla, add food color1.2 gal. vinegar kl' r John WaYne . Ru ss Ta m 1 qt. Maple sugar ing. For chocolate: Add l sq. ulyn. Gregurv Pa('k Lee J 41-'.1 Tbs. Sugar 1 qt. spiced syrup from peacb· (I oz. t, melted, unsweetened .'ubb , lhmr~· Fonda . Ct~m l vn 1 Tbs. mixed spuce es or pears. Junf's . K<J T/ Jl.tOtlden . GPo Pf.p 1 and use (t cup cream. Jard . Jas. St ••11art Hirhard 1 stick douamoo on bark 1 tablespoon salt s: - When using self rising 1\'1dm .. r!; Thrlma Rllter I Tbs. Celery seed 1 qt. Water flour, omit salt. •llCkt>\ Sha ug lulf'ssy W<:~ltef 1 Tbs. whole mustard seed fjrennan. HL·nr\' Morgan. 1 teaspoon each of Cinnamon, You'll find lots of fascinatS('ant 1.'1! ('Up salt ~\1 ifllloo>l Q[ 3 "('J(lt•my AUspice, Notrueg, Cloves, Gining ideas for varying the taste Heat and pour over pickles, <\ward~! ger. Technlc:olor Cartoon let stand over night. N e s. t end beauty of Bon Boo CookCook until apples are tender ~unning time 2 llrs 45 min morning put on stove and sim- ies. 1\dtllt"· $1 .00 Ch ddrPn 5oe and seal while hot. I. WRAP a cherry, date, mer 35 min, Seal. nut, chocolate piece, etc. in FRIDAY and SATURDAY KIDNEY BEAN SALAD Oct. 16-17 One of the first requests Bon Boo cookie dough-white or Recipe No. t-Mrs. Iv.a Johnson "7 ,:ACES OF OR . LAO" from tbe ~itcben Cook was <or tinted), chocolate, ('J'c('hflH' Ill••r • brown sugar, or make the cen1 cup finely chopped cabbage for a Green Tomato ReUsbi I'onv tland::tl l Arthm U'Con ter itself of dough, mixed with ~ cup diced green pepper neH, Barhan1 F.dPn John Er herr is one. chopped nuts or dates, etc., l cup diced celery 1 c~on . Noah liPrn Jr D1rrcf Green Tomato Relish by Geo. P ;il Wonflers never tben wrap. v... cup diced sweet pickle cPase ! · S cups tomatoes tremove 3. DIP in Icing after baking. % cup diced ooion, finely chop.. "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" seeds You can vary your Icings ped Iackie Gleason. StPve Me 4 ('Ups sugar ..jueen Tues•lay W('ld chocolate, white aDd assortI can (IS oz.j Kidney Beau 5 cups \:inegar ed colors. draloed 3. TOP wltb coconut, outs, ~ teaspoon salt colored sugar, chocolate piec2 bard cooked eggs chopped es or any other colorful top% cup mayoonaise pings yeur fancy cbooses. Lettuce ~Irs. John Murphy LighUy mix aU lngredlent1 Rl 1 Pomeroy, Ohio except lettuce. CbiU, serve iD lelluce lined bowl. Makes 1 to Here are two recipes that 8 servings. You may arrange are just in seasoo. io individual servings Jf yo11 Recipe No. I like. PEAR HONEY 6 Pears, grated OLD F ASIDONED ! Sour Apples grated CUSTARD PIE 1 I Oraoge, grated locluding (Recipe Reqnested ID Sepl. 23 riad. Take 3 lbs. of sugar dispaper~ solved and let come to a boll. ! Eggo beaten ligbl Add fruit aod boil 2G minutes. ~cup ~ar 2 cups rich milk Recipe No. 2 t,:;. teaspoon sah QUINCI!; RONEY Season with Nutmeg, 1 eat5 Quinces spoon. Bake io slowly moder2 Grime• Golden Applu ate oveo until cu&tard iL firm. That car doesn't have to be a dream Z Pts. S11gar l Pt. boiling water Iva Johnson R.D. 1 Pom• ,•. . a loan from us will make it youn Combine sugar and water, roy, No I Recipe grate cr grind quinces aod A FOIL DINNER And getting a loan for the new car of your apples. Add fruit to boiling sy· 1 serving of fresb meat rup. Boil 15 minutes. Pour In1 peeled, halved carrot choice is probably less trouble lhan you think. In to sterilized jar& aod seal. I peeled halved potato if large a matter o( hours the mooey is yours .. . easily, 1 Slice Bermuda Onion MINCEMEAT Seasoning butter, salt, pepconfidentially, quickly! (Requesled S<pl. 2S paper] per, just about any meat may e be used, which Included chops, a small steak, bambur8 paUy, WE'RE CELEBRATING ~ So, If you ne€'d money for a new car, or a serond bam or any otbt:r mf'.at you NATIONAL HOOVER WEEK car for a growing famHy, consult one of our courmay enjoy. Cut foil 12 s: lJ square to cover with. Pitce teous officers about it soo n. carrot and potato lu center Credit Lift Insurance Af No Extr• Cost cover with meat and onion and PORTABLE seasoning. Fold foil &ecurely alk bake at 480 degreeJJ for 1 The cleaner hour, and pronto you have a lt.at has diDDer without much bother• ..,.rythlnt Good to ftJ: OU WBIIh day, IIUIDEI Kilchea Cool< Sent ea1 Dear Sirs: 93 I would Uke to make a reMember Federal Depo<~llnsurance Corporation ll<tuesl for a r.ake recipe. T h 6 recipe has cocoa in il and red ••• 1 - ~ -· or . '·~~~·.,. r 1 food coloring which gives tbe '~.'I" (::,;•·',\ ·r.· r",. r• ' MIDDLEP01tT, o. cake Its name. I believe It ~.;.. ..Jicalled • lied Velvet cake. Um·l Gm· l _!:~~:Jil~entlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 :, Family Attend! Anniversary in Point Pleasant Cars'b"h Hayeses To Obs"""·e 50th vr Y Anniv.erSDry • •. In 1 ',, 1 ' • TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Amateur uardenero club will meet Oct. 7, Wedne8day, ·I " BAKER FURNITURE _____________.JI.,_______ ...-., *' ,.. .... .. ... ' . ... - .. .• ' ..•. ' . . •. . . . .. ·' . .. ... ~i-1 •II' ., ~· ~ ~ ~ ' ' •' ~ ,; ·' ~ "' VOL XVI -· en tin{~ - w1t11 1111.... - *'.. II JIWt llo nu ,.... f ,., .... - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 149 n.e •• I acriJ 1 ; stile Ia doe - Judge Criticizes Lawmakers in Rutland Case Bus Driver Re-instated On OrderI of Court rit Max Edmundson, Rutland had put in effect a regulation The bus left the road on Huff· 1 never knew him to be involved r two sa lanes for ooe service. school bus driver, discharged allowing regular bus dnvers man hill on route 124, no injur· in any other accident. Th e However. the law has beeD by the Western Local School five accidents before t he y Iies resulting, but damage sus· school executive head testified amended since most of thoM 1 tained by the blLS required board Jan. 1, 1964, today was . . a he had known the driver for 11 decisions, the judge pointed out, re-mstated by authority of a would be dlsmtss~ .. , new front aJ:le, springs, spindle, years and never knew him to giving public employes mo\'tl writ of mandamus in M e i g s Judge Bacon mdiCated this king pin and tie rod . be involved m an accident ottr protecUon under their empl~ County Common Pleas court. was an unfortunate . reg_ulation Edmundson exp!amed that the er than ttle October 28 m1shap. ment contracts. F'urther, he felt and urged the board m his opin- steering apparatus had f<!iled Judge Bacon tn the rinal parts the compensation in EdmundJudge John C. Bacon, s1t- ion to enact a more reasonable to respond at the curves on of his opinion set out how Ohio son's case was definite and cer-ting_ in the action, took ~e oo- , regulation at the flrst opportun· the hlll. courts, while usually allowing I tam, since he retained only the ;aSion to up~raid the OhiO leg· 1 ity. The board 's mechanic testi· mandamus action to remstate same outs1de employment he tslature f~r ~kl~B n:tore and When evidence was taken tn fied it wa s his opinion the dam persons in public employment held while working as a driver more .leg1slatlon limltmg .~he the mandamus action, it was age to the steering wa:s caused when wi·on~fu lly discharged con- ror the past several years, and authority of school boards. disclosed plaintiff and his wife by the bus hitting the embank· 1rary to the Ohio code. demed 1that school boards cannot ei· Edmundson, by his attorneys, had made a trip to Tennessee, ment. Positive evidence on the 1the wrtt as concerned rompen· ' cuse fa1lure to pay wrongfuUy Halliday and Sheets, Gallipolis, returning at 3 a.m. and ar~sing point was lacking. sa tlon whilf' the person w a ousted employees by averrirll had immediately protested his at 6.30 a.m . to drive his school Investigation by the highway wrongfully ousted . the compensation was pald to dismissal and continuously of- route. One pupil testified she patrol was inconclusive and no Judge Bacon said this was .one the board employed to fered his services under l he thought the driver's head nod· charges were f1!ed. usually reasoned that the com usurp the position. two year contract he held with ded on one occasion just before The pupil. on cross examina· pensat10n was mdefimle and nor Therefore, he ordered pay re the board since May 27, 1963. ·\the mishap on October 28, a1 a- ~ uon, sa1 d she had ridden plam- 1certain. and that the public 1 troacu~·e to Mr. Edmundson'• bout 8:30a .m. l Uff's bus for nine years and ls huuld not be requ~n!d to paytime of discharge. The Jud.le•s opinion comment· ed on the recent law govenling] contracts for nonteaching em· ' ployees, which enjoins school!' boards from terminating a con· tract save for violation of one of the board's r_egulations. ~h: ATLANTIC CITY <UP[)-8en . !antic area. Tuesday. he swung 11rol of nuclear weapons . Baker resigned his post a~; see~he board retamed: tamt Barry M. Goldwater proclaimed 1through a tri-county area of 1 - The Johnson adrnlmslratJOn retary to the Democratic rna· m May 1963 ~he . r w a 5 today as "Bobby Baker Day ." Philadelphia suburbs. : is ''domtnated by special inter JOnty m the Senate and as The Republican presidential He returned to Washington ests'' while the Republican ptr· onetime principal assistant to compelled to give him a two year contract wxler the same nominee chose that theme as from Pennsylvania to address ty ·'here and now, as of today. the Democratic majority lead· law, the opinion noted.. he set upon a one-day tour of the annual conference of Un!led 11s free or such pressun~s" er, Lyndon B. Johnson . Judge Bacon declared he was New Jersey precincls stretch- ~ Press lnternatmal Editors and In remarks prepar~ for an " S1nce then, there have been HALLOWEEN TREAT - Metgs County Jumor Chamber or Commerce members , not in entire agreement with ing from Atlantic City to New- Publishers. In that address, he Atlantic City rally starling his repeated disclosures of Bobby Curt McDaniel, D_on .Young and Ed Bart~ls display box~s of halloween candy bei~g ~ the lawmakers, who enact more ark . charged that : New Jersey foray today, Gold- Baker's involvem~m m lmpropaold by the to persons stock1ng up with sweets. for the youngstf'rs thiS ,and more legislation Umitin&: This was the Arizona sena· Misstate.) Facia waler said. er aclivities. There is prima year~- T4'!}~'s wlll deliver the candy after orders are rece1ved by any member.- ~ the authority of school boards, tor's second consecutive day of -President Johnson "delib- "This 1!'! Bobby Baker day ]facie evidence of wrongdomg in Sentinel.t110to -·_ _ ___ but courts cannot Ignore the campiUgning in the Middle At- erately" misstated facts on con- .Just one year ago today , Mr.l sur-h areas as the use of his of. pl•'n language of the law 'ifice 1.0 obtain and grant £avors to dreamland I \\QSterBtolDt\• • paJamas You wuldn't lind better ac:c:orn• mul.latloat for a nilrht of pleas&.n' I dn•Kffillllnywhere than in BUSTER BROWN two-pleee eottan knil pa]amu wltb long sleevl!tl. Neek• line, sleeve and anklet eulfs trim• med in gay red and white 1tripea, L1ttlv tykl!ll love 'em-they're N won rlerf ully warm and mmfortabl-. Mc theu lixe em , too, beeaua. Lluq're mad11 or i.l!~ finest eolorf&~~t, combed 100% Pnmuullll ,W,.,..~ eotton. I 1 I I Barry Proclaims Bobby Baker Day Elberfelds First Floor Headquarters For \\USl0F/Jtoft1\\• pajamas, anklets and totlon knit separates 1 1 . ELBERFELDS . I I orga~tzatto~ IN POMEROY 1 . ._,· ·, · I \ ""'''L''"'a:utll'O'--~ . 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Phone SH2-48U· • , "'': Arnold Grate Here~tAReal Buy For You I ,. · - •', ;:• -~StOVE ancl TANK - 14.00 PER MO. ·" wiih , stove pipe, ""'" ••. ..,.. now? ••. t~~~o Schoo~ ~r Fr~ * * * .~ J0 hfiSOfi Denounces GOP . ~acme r-:;:an (g~meEcbo I~ta~. gl~e cl~b, t~ '::all!'.* Farm p0 }"ICY Ill • Des MOines • ~y C~ a~Ust T~s ~w~g. sch~uled wtit I sto~ped ove~1ght. stressJ~g.educatJon 1~i.ctment. Miss Manuel To Be Crowned Car Damaged Ibis modern mothod of lluiiDJ • , - ' n· . I "Peg~ terviee 10 that you cu brooder * * * * * * Lady Ifd pecial nowball.mg Ill . IXIe n· s . s S~irnovsky, So~erville •• Hook Up? ets 1 Add ress PTA I I A k $lOO OOO I G $ U'O OS I BOTTLED l I bo&~rd We will pay $170.00 for you on the complete he1ting system fe1tllred in this 1d, , ficult for boardll to dismiss 1 Imen! contracts. mestic Relations_ bere I teachers and employees the Massed A Fortune ' board no longer desires to em"At any rate, after being put Tuesday demandmg '-'Ommon ploy, that today boards can RALEIGH, N.C. <UPI) -Vet- ~ where he made his speech. 1~It' raided Johnson's a_p~earance into his influential job and courtesy and fair u-eatmeut"' lor divorced men. dismiss a teacher only f 0 r eran politicians, policemen and The Coliseum, locat~ on the m th~ Coliseum, t~cnrng oft a : working for Lyndon Johnson, gross inefficiency and persist- newsmen said they had never campus of North Carolina State 1st andmg, screammg, foot-~ Bobby Baker. whose Senate Phil Abele, who is divoreed, I ent violations of the board's !een anything like it in the University, was . jammed to sto~p ing, "We want J ohnso~" sa lary neYer exceeded $20,01Xl a led the demonstration, \l'hich MOSCOW fUPil - The Uniterl heart uf Tobaccoland. when~ he made his speech. : ov::~Uon that lasted five mm· ~ year, accumulated a personal soon attracted a crowd of ' States today rejected as " un- regulations. The reception given Presi- The Colh.eum. located on the : ules Confetti swirled through , fortune that has been estimat1 cheering males. Other m ~ n · satisfactory'' a Soviet note 1 Edmundson was dismissed by dent Johnson Tuesda} night , campus of North Carolma State the huge structure. ed at $2,100,000. 1 was that tremendous Univer_s1ty, . was jammed lo l ''T rs Js a out the most .. ut: au" During the entire year since iving past tooted their car charging three American mill . . the Western Local board purh. b •-·· dr ..., t.a Johnson was nearly mobbed capaclty WJth 12.000 persons I ti(ul ha 1l L have ever ,een. the his resignatioo there have been •-rns and shouted encourage- "" '"ry at•·cbes and one Bnt1sb ', portedly for an' accident ocment · officer with spying in Siberia. \ curring Oct.had 28, 1963. However, by more than 2,000 well·wi5h· and another 4.fXMl mi 1le d aruun d 1Presl dent sa1"d Tak"mg note o1 a ttempts to get at the truth of the boc.rd not suspended SAIGON, VIET NAM Communist Viet Cong guerril· Abele charged the court's The Soviet charge had come him retaining him in dai1y ers at the Raleigh - Durham ,outside, unable to get in be- 1rhe LBJ banners throughout he ~ t.his case. Every effort has been las shot down three U. S. Army judges were unfair to divon:· in reply to American and Brit- I serv'ice until January, ::>aid, "I like the decoratrons. ! 1stymied . It bas been charged 1964 , Airport, although authorities cause o( safety regulations . air_craft only 12 miles west of 1 ed men. "Tbe court won't ac- ish accusations tllat tbe Soviets 1And the on Oct. 16 , 1963 had urged people to stay away ··This is the largest crowd 1 like Democratic enlhmaasm." land is wtdely believed that the Sa1gon today. cept tbeir ldivorced men's) had violated diplomatic immu- · _ __ __ because of parking problems. ever to attend any pohtrcal j The President was preceded focus of tlle pressure that hal The entire five-man crew of proof against a woman's talk" nity by searching the atlaches There was a monumllfltal traf- rally in North Carolina," said , to the stand by h1s wlfe, who been brought to bear to protect one HUlB helicopter was killed he said. a.nd confiscamg their posses· S S ' , He jam into Raleigh from the Gov. Terry Sanford. Ibegan a campaign or Ihe South Mr . Baker IS the White House when it plunged in flames and airport, and the President had It also was one of the most , Tuesday aboard " The Lady · itself." 1 .. • s ons. 1to struggle through a crowd to enlhusiastic. : Bird Special," a red , \"hJte and \ Goldwater said he had been exploded on impact, an Ameri· ......_.._.._.,.._.._ • • •.t..t...u.&.a..t.•..... can military spokesman said. Malcolm Toon , uS. acting 'tJ • get Into Reynolds Coliseum Trumpets in a 171)-plece band blue train Iurging a " grand jury invesliThe spokesman said the bod· deputy chief of ffilSS.J0n , went galion of the matter." leo of three Amel'!cans bad to the Soviet foreign ministry PT PLEASANT - Damages been recovered. The other today and delivered an oral of $1.450 08 was awarded to were stili in lhe wreckage . protest to Mikhail plaintiff,· J. H. Somerville, by head of . the mi~tstry s Ameri· the petit Jury or Mason County WASHINGTON -MRS. County Supt of Schools 0 . 0 can affa1rs sectiOn. Circuit Court In the civil ac· ABOARD THE LADY Bl~D the tour wh~m she a~peared . at ~d Mrs . J.ohnson at today's ! ry M. Goldwater combined polwill be the Toon told Smirnovsky thai lion of J . H. vs. SPECIAL - Lady Bird I" Democratic rally m Rale•gh ,llrst stop. m Durham. N C.. af·1 ltics and nostalgia today on speaker when the Rutland P the Soviet note delivered Tues· Commercial Credit Corp. of Johnson, thrUled that her whis- Tuesday mght with her hus- 1t('r the tram left Raleigh. where . her first 1964 solo campaign . A. meets Monday. Octo- day was "uns'atlsfactory since Huntington . tle stop campaign is "'snowball- band. She described the first tt had She The Homecommg . queen for trip for her husband . ber 12, at 8 p. m. in the high it does not address itself to Thesuitwasbroughtfor$100,· ing remarkably," probed day of her whistlestop as "un-l wa.s and th_e Southern Local :ugbgh Mrs . Goldwater'·s fJrst stop school auditorium, with Arth- points raised in our protest n 000 and Somerville claimed that SOllthern political ground forgetttble and dramatic." lf'trsl Famtly s southern ben· 1 ;. 1 was Muncie, Ind., where · ur Miller, president, m charge. 8 U.S. through an caused from Raleigh, N. C., to A crowd of about 8,000 greet· 1age. h::;ueUm:' grew up and married the man Mr. Patterson's topic wHI be !Jaid by the Commerc1al Credit Corp. ton, S. C. t th Hann Tr who was to become the Repul>in Education." · Dis reputation honesty, integ- The First Lady left the Raevemng e an .. ace lican presidential candidate. Rev. Herbert Grimm of the The three Americans accused rity and credii was greatly in- leigh Station where her 19-car Iand 0 Muncie planned to welcome Rutland Nazarene Church will of spying during a train trip jured . The jury deliberated ap- "Lady Bird Special" remained She IS a me r e her home with a Gold- lcttd devotions . All parents across Siberia were l)eading proximately two hours before overnight for the second lap h00 water Day'' celebration. are asked to bring a toy or back to their Moscow posts to- returning the verdict late Tues- her four-day crowd • aatherinJ Bun h a d h :. (game to donal< to the baby ' day. They faced the possibility day afternoon. tour of the South. . urc ' an er COLUMBUS FORMER s'tting room 50 that young- 1 of expulsion. The civll action of Retta Mae At her first stnp in nearby by i Diana president Dwight D. Eisenhow· st:rs may use them whHe their A British military attache Bayles et al vs. Harry Layne Durham, she continued the DES MOINES (UPI) - President Johnson today de- Ro :"er"tpMrs 8Dil says he is not taking "as ac. attend PTA meetings named with the Americans as is for trial Thursday peacs and prosperity theme that nounced Republican farm policv views as "heartless Mus ' 1 erRoush ·sec nd 0 tive a part in the current at" spy during train 9:30 a .m. has been a hallmark t be prescription nonserise'' that would bring runner· rs . tamJ ane An;n P owoeU. "b cam· SI:'Cond Grade mothers 1 the same ed . of . hof economic up, 1. pa Ign as I s hou ldllk e ecause serve refreshments following np was a so report returnDemocratic campalgll. dJsaster to t I! na tOn . . . . . dau hter of Mr and Mrs Jeflo of advancing age and demands business meeting. Ali school ing to Moecow. "Wblie lorluoos can adll be The President pledged that h•s admmJStra!IOn would Junior atte.t 11 011 his time." parents are invited. (From Siberia, all four had l made, somethlag more is hap- strengthen and improve those elements J!IIl .sfarm pro· the '-! .....h.......- •'Eisenhower made the comgone to Japan and thence I pe•••• Ab North CartllbtiBlll gram whicb needed improvement. He sa1d h1s 2oal was d . 'T """';;:;;;:::._. .....,.. · · f 1A '' ten ant ts eresa M\;;J.WUQ. I rnent In a .letter to Rep. M ldl C fC tc Hong Kong. officials are s1tar1ng 111 lhe proseut-<lay "panty of opportumty or rura menca . d lh<! F hrn ai, said the three Americans would Robftt Tall Jr., me Republican if eport 0 prosperily," sbe told o tralDHe made tbe statements in a , -. . an res an candidate for the Senate. The To Ml'et Thursday ny on lo New Deihl Thursday. side crowd. speech for delivery on He sa•d the R<pubhcans had is Donna Theiss. former prnsident congratulated There will be a meeting of It was possible the Briton The Ohlo State Patrol loves- "The PresJdent has brought the the Iowa state Cap· attempt.ed to their deTaft •or his recent appearance Middleport Chamber of might retur1. via Communist tlgated a one car accident, that with him to the White House stop on his most in''prompt and fmal Cincinnati Lawyer on a television interview at the Martin China, a British official indi· occurred at 3:50 p.m. Tuesday many lesaonb of the past, campaign trip of the of the f.arm subsidy To Address D. ,, program <NEC's "Meet the al noon Thursday, cated. on Rt. 33 one and two tenths ed In depression and war He was flying to down- pra~ram by telhng farmers Mr. Nolan Carson, ~ Press"). The letter was re- ber 8, President Bob Coats miles north of Pomeroy. handed down from his Southern Illinois !or would be done to bring tion lawyer of Cincianatl u1. leased Tuesday night by Taft's today. .• PLAN SALE A car driven north by David forebearers .. n today at Peona and Sprmgfleld. disaster on them . active in Sons of the Rnol• campaif!n headquarters here. Following a luncheon, meni- The Rock Springs Methodlat Hindy, 26, Middleport wa• Mrs. Johnson received the Sets Basic l"uo . "I they think disaster tion Chapter in Cincinnati, will go to the Citizens Na· Church is sponsoring a rum· tempting to paSB anotber car most tumultuOUII reception of Johnson told his Des Moines ts If it comes, by be guest speaker at 1be tional Bank for a business tn the building on when tb:e left wheels audience that the basic issu~ in -or m smaQ doses, he said meetin& of the ~ _.1~ lng. All members are urged to in Pomeroy (orm- off the berm. The car Meigs Memorial Hoapital the was than Meigs Chapter, ~J(~ alt<nd. the late C. L. of control, ran off the road, ADMISSIONS - None. . ." He FEES REPORl'ED day ol 2 p.m. at tl)e liiiilo 4J ·Friday and ting a fence and power pole. DISCHARGES - Mrs. Roy "and (Or my part, lhis Meigs County Court reported Miss Nancy lloetl Ill · ~ reiPETITION FILED from 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. There was heavy damage to Sayre, Racine; Lucy Spencer, oe a responsible port. A. petition was filed in Meigs ----the car, Ughl to lhe fence. and George Korn, Jr., " a total of $1,661.25 in fines dis- MfJ. Carson, whO Is ..ell'* Coun!Y Clerk of Coorts for SPEAK AT RALLY none to the polo. Hlndy escap, and Belly Snyder, Lethat he was proud tributed as foUows for the In slate aod local in the amount of George)olelqhart, wilh Cong. ed Injury. W. to be lh<! son of a tenant fann· month of September: Fees 1<> work, also will b!l Ethe' M. Pete Abel4. 111\dJ Collins, One arrest reported Johnson said, "my roots are stale $482.46; fees '" Sherill, Canon Is the before ·· · ra~ John 44, Gotteral Hospital soil lhan most $71.85; Fees to County General Wo)'IIO Gibbons. of Dayton men picketed ()()- HOOVER $59· ltlah . low toolght Thursday 1$-lt, I • lili•• ens ~aUonal B ~- day - at y e Partly cloudy BJWI warmer c. •ilht ood Thursday. Hip ~ NOW YOU IIO'fOY • w - I loda,_ m- MEIGS THEATRE I MMIIy lair lJid .... sleeper t I ?ct. 6, 1964 Fi i sh:~·ass 1 J I WEATHER at 3 p. m. at the nome of Mro. Middleport Robert Reibel. There wiU be a The many friends and rela· to G rd •0 f th Rebel Mr. and Mrs . Harold Rush ot lives of Mr. and Mrs. Carson ur e 1 a em .,.. New Concord, Ohio, were the Hayes are cordlally invited to ~f:o::" .::_:::tb:::e_:::m:::e:::e.:..ting~.---­ weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs . an open hou.se on Sunday, OctoJudson White . They also home in • 11 ed with Mr . and Mrs . Carl Gilhours of more and were dlnner and 5 p.m."'to help "Grandpa" Saturday of Mr. and ·Mrs. Har· and "Grandma'~ · celebrate t.ht-ir old Sauer, Mary Ruth...aod Joy, weddlbi- · anniversary. and Dick Sauer. Carson Hayes and Hazel Shuttlewortll Were United in marMrs WorJey HoweII Is a tient in Holzer lfospital at rlage October 11, 1914 at Mur"nd two dau(!'eal- ] ray City~ SiJ h h I bel daughter, and a son, Mr. and W ere s e 5 ng Mrs. Jack Fruth and children, for a heart condition. are l'fet]nnl them cele-the day : Raymond, Pt. Mike , Jean. Carol , Lynn, and Miss Judy Butcher PI y Cha 1 J b f p . Pl I ' easant, . a.; res, on o otnt easant; Mrs ' at Ohio University, AtheDB, and Pomeroy ; Vergil , Columbus. Edward Crooks and daughter Joe Moore Columbus spent tbt! c:an;on, p · • ~·: Cllicago, 111. : Bob, 1 ~! J- ddl epor, t an d M"Jss weekend with her parents, Mr. Ne w Haven, W. Va .; B"ll S Aarne a, McC 1 , yra· nna oy, w110 I.S 911 years :md Mrs . Ira Butcher and son.lctJSe ; old. Ila Mae Bowers, ColumJim . bus ; Helen Grace Rusche!, Porn· The honored couple received Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Mill-l eroy many lovely cards. flowers and g1fts includrng a color TV set from their children. The large decorated wedding anniversary cake wl:ls a gift from Mrs. Wal· ter Crooks, who baked and dec· ~ ora led it. Mr . and Mrs. waller Crooks, Gene and Jeaoelle, were in Point Pleasant Sunday to attend the 50th wNkling anniver· sary of her parents. Mr . and Mrs. H. E. Fruth A family dm· ner was held at the home of another daughter and family, Mr . and Mrs. Louis Rossi, Henry and Jimmy , with Mr . and Mrs . Crooks assisting hosts. 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ClevelaWd Browns Head Coach exira point try went below the packed his bag! to replace the mazin~ nation 's top offense leader ill The Eagles have lost to Hut· Blanton Collier decided to trade crossbar and two kickoffs fell traded Sam Baker, another forr"t · quarterback Larry zeno and land, Chauncey ~ Dover, and away rookie Dick VanRaap- ~hort. mer Brown, for Dallas. Though NEW YORK (UPJl - The with B 47.9 yard average and have alr~dy turned back East~uchtel -_York and own 1tt only ho~s~ to lh~ Da~as GCowbr:;s Meanwhile, Groza, about 100 ~ighly touted befo~ ~ai~ NEW YORK (UPi l TI1 e sudden jump of UCLA Into the Arnold Chonko of Otuo Slate ern vowers Pittsburgh and VJclory tn eague ~ompetl ton a- an eep ve ran h~u roza ek- pounds heavier than when he ;n~ed seadis?n, h?n aaedip" 0 ~: 1 Baltimore Colts' suddeJl rise to top 10 of the natJOn's ma]or leads in pass mterceptions With Penn State . 1 1 gaLainst Norlkh Gha s"·b I . fore the sta~t o t ~s four -wet• I began his football career, con- boal . to kspkafy( JS dpr edC!=I the top of the Western Confer- colle~e football teams is under- . five . q Of the remaining top 10 . t f th st wee , t e o ca ts w li P· old season, rt wasn t a crys a . ed .1 ommg IC O S an ne e- . er.ce in tile National Football standah\e when you look at teams, third-ranked Alabama It ped North Gallia 36-8, m a con ball he was looking into. tinu to ~~the "tP polfn '1d or 1e accurate field goal attempts in I League lsr1't so hard to under- what quarterback Larry Zeno 19-point choice over North 8 · · · h 8 rowns wo· 1e G goaa test wh1·r h saw Kvger cree kd Ls- It was the statistics wh1c d h WI · prac t"Ice. stand if you look at the weekly ha! done for the Bruins in their Caroll·na Slate, fifth-ranked No. . . • an h. t ree one-pomters. Groza, . · play a pnwerful .sl!conu·' ha 1I of- made Coll1er stick With Groza. ·'Th T , omg h d who had 1ac ed stt·rr individual statistics , three games. tre Dame is a seven point pick 8 1010 fen se. vcter;m uf 17 pro campaigns, t IS season, e~ oe · competition before, knew that Johnny Un11as ~ont 1 mu•s to Zeno ha s ptloted UCLA to sue-~ over Air Force and e.ightb-o Eastern lost 16-14 to York , in and give up \'anHaaphnrsl to a career to_tal of 1.~6 pomts, VanRaaphorst would be the lead m the passmg department, I cessive wms ov er Pitt sburgh. Cfty 3S ranked Nehra ska is [avored by a thri lling gamP. lhat was deeid - the TeKans for an undisclosed the ~ost pmnts seoredf byb alloy- stHrest yet. Su he showed up d . d . .. f "P . th be t but that's more or less expect- Penn State and Stanford an nine over South Carolina. , _...~ one 10 the h1stury of oot a . , 1 transp 1anteu ed . m the , secon qu<1rter . draft chmce. lte or camp m ~ s 1orm ~-.er, ed of the great Colt quar· has become ttu~ natton's total Other games : . Pi_t~burgh i1 h.yger t:reek 1s led by the VanRaaphorst he lped the Rookie Fttlls To Deliver and, wtth the JOb once agam m j terback What h a~ really picked offpnse leader 10 the process I' 13 ovN West Vtrgtrua, Army runn ing of halfbacks r; a r y lllrowns Ln muk ing an easy When the VanRaaphorst h1s htp. pocket, continues to jup the Colts 1 ~ the retum to wllh 646 yard s The semor , . T six O\'l'r Penn State, Purdue French ~nd Roger Harnett, f_u~l · time _ ot, ~t Sur.day in Cleve- trade was am.loun~ed In Cleve- prove hts worth. , form of halfback Lenny Moore. quarterbar k Also 1 ~ lOth in pa s- ! ~As: L.~!'lSING . _Mu~h (lPil •four over Wisconsin, Duke eight _ba("k Phil DuncJn and the pds'>-~ llln,d s 21-6 _wm . . land, one_of Gr~a s rellow vet- In_ football, a game ~f no Moore scored two !ouchdowns s 1ng wttil :16 C'omplettnns for --_t:o~ch Ouff.v Da ugherty of : over Maryland. Mississippi siX mg Hrm of Don .Johnson . . 1he rookJe from Ohm Slate erans QUipped : . If we need .e sentiments and less. pallence, last Sundav in the Colts' 35-20 ,445 yard s. j Mt~hlgan St<J te was ~ame.d rover Florida, Kansas three over La st week ~rench showed hts sa 1d afterwards, "This mu~l field goal to wm a game. and Groza made it . agatn _on his win over the Los Angeles Rams Three other west Coas play- · t;mted Press lnternatwnal_s Iowa Stute, Minnesota two over speed by ru_nmng for {ill!r 1ouch· have been my wurst showing ' Ill-ave the ball on the 35 • yard own and helps gi~e Collter t~e and now has seven for the sea- .ers are otps in individua! de- Coac~ of the ~Vf'ek tnd:1;.; for ht s Northwestern. Washington four downs agamst the Pmlles. KC There weren·t ~any around to !me, who would_ y_ou .,have tmaJ!le of a sw~ml_for the w1s- son and trails Paul Hornung ot l pa rtment~ . Stanford's halfback teams ~te~rt~mg . 17-7 upset of ov<>r Oregon State, Georgia al so has~ strong llll~ . disagree wtth hi~ because the l ptck~d to doth~ ktckmg? do~ ~!splayed m hts pre-season ' Grern Bay by only two poinls Ra~· flandlt>y leads in rushmg Soutlwrn ~~l lfnrm a. . Tech six over Navy, Arkansas Eastern s oFfense IS led by young place • k1cker had two Wtlh the obvmus answer on deciSIOn. I in scoring. WJ.at's even a more with 386 ycnd s in 59 r nrries and . . Bu~ tl ~at ~ nnl enou~h 10 sat· seven over Baylor, LSU seven qu arterback Ken Hartung an~ - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - -· pleasing sign to Baltimore fans, California end Jark Schraub is . tsfy u_ Fy .. h over Nflrth Carolina and Southend Roger Spencer. H the .80 Oe\'f"larul (;ivt"n however, is that five of Moore 's tops in pass receiving with 22 1 11 ~' wunts tu be Coael~ '"o'f t e ern C<~!ifornia 16 over Taa• cats should have a bad mght , ' . t hd h I e"a\rii"'. Washl'n•lon's Steve Wt>Pk next wet'k .· too (~cause A&M • . uuc owns ave Cflme on run- ' · · 1 1 • · · :.::::·--- - -- - - - Eastern could upset the (,allra ] 0-Day Ueprieve . I . d l . . B m II leods in punt returns that - at east In MtchJgancountians. nmg P a} s an wo on s~onng. · ra we 1 ld also m· ke him coach of • • • • • • • • • • • Moore's running and pass- With 12 for 176 yartls. wou it In other Friday c•onlests, CLEVELAND, Oblo (UP!)- 1 catching ability was instrument· Only in passing do('~ the Wesl thFe yeMarS.U h 1. Hannan Trace travels to RaThe city of Cleveland has re- 1 al int he building nf a ch<Jm- Coast take a back seat and h'lodr f b. • t e 01nel·bimllel s\ehpcine for a league battle. whilt: If • 1 o l tgII time oo aI n It ' e cerve d a I"v-uay repr 1eve on th e 'l 0 paonshlp team In Baltimore in even th ere .I 1•s no1 b}' mu ch . cM"d Buchtel-York goes to North GaldeclsJ·on whether the Indians I the late 50's in)·uries however Louisville's Tom Laframboise I wes, Jere ure wo >tg I . , S th t hosts Svm ' · · oames a yeHr IJa , ou wes L·rn . . have plagued him the last two has completed 54 passes m r:o 0 . tl . d' . al "alley 1·n n<Jn leag 11 e af COLUMBUS CUP!)- A pair baseball franchise will remain , NEW YORK (UPI)- The Witne 1s 1e tra ttlon encoun me~ ~ - vear~ and he spent practic<1lly three games to rank one rom.h N l b h. lla irs. tenberg Tigers, unbeaten in · . . d f C rr . . . ter w1t ore 0 ame u1 tg11 f defensive players carried off here. 1 01 0 The Wildcats own a loss ;md the honors of back and lineman , · regular season play since 1961, all of _last seasn~ nn the dis- plet_ton ahea a ma ~ ger still is the meeting with the a tie in two g<~mes playetl this of the wet>k in the Mid-Ameri· Gabe Paul, prestdent and. gen· today took over first plact in a bled list. But: hts old for~ Cratg Morton. Morton, howev University of Michigan. T h l s fall. , can Conreret~(·e this week. era\ manager of the Indtans, the United Press International has returned this seasor. as hrs er, hns go~\ en the most yard · grudge hattie with the excepHannan Trace tied Symmes . said after a four-hour closed small college football ratings. 42 poi~ts an~ 4.7 rushing aver- .age from tus passt•s. u total of lion of two ~ar vears in the . d Fullhack Char!Je ~ones _of meeting Tuesda)' that the board age Will testify. 1660. . 19405• has been going on annuF 1 Valley 6--6 and Iost to <Jir an Kent Stale was credtted wrth of directors will walt until Oct Wittenberg replaced the 196.1 Flanker Jimmy Orr has been Willie the West Coast boasts II . 1\.liO d tl" t 42 •2 l~st wheek .l l K seven tackles and four as~lst.s lli to see the results of an ad~ small college champion Deta- another bright spot in Balti- the major offensive leaders, the ~ Y ~.nr,e v...:n accur_mtgl 01 1 Racme as os 0 yger · 1 · ware h' h h ld th N 1 t · S th h th l ·d. \{A\,uglLer v. · v•en we wm ta Crt"ek and McArthur, tied Rut- 1n_ the ?olde~ F ~shes' 3-3 tie vance season ticket sales drive the tin:IJ~ve ~eekseof ~~st :~ 4 more's offensive machtne. Orr ou ~~ e e<~ mg scorers. ot~e· w.fJeei~ we ' ve gone 8 long wtt.h Ohto UmverRtty. for 1965. caught three touchdown passes Al~bama s J~ .N~ma~h has 36 way UlwAr{a lJ)laldng" our scu· ! You can loolt all Olll!r town . land , and beaten Southwestern. . son and ttte first week of the from Unitas last Sunday and pomts and Mtssts~lppi s B Ill Y ,, ,...,. --·' · The Tornadoes wtll be c bat~ The 19-year-old sophomore 1 "The board recognizes the In- coaches ratings this season. for the articles you need. Or . 1 · t c.• 'd h . . . h · . d · now has r·tve on 111e Sf':lSon l.o Carl Irwin top the point kick - son. t Img or pom s l'l'l ay, as oac from Cmcmnah, osp1ta 1Jze m dians cannot continue to oper~ k th 10 10 rs with four field goals and 10 you can look the quick and f k'd Coach Bill Edwards' Tigers ran among scorers extra points for a count of 22. YANKS FAVOHEI> B'll I p n'dd Y•s lads were held to crt.,.tea 1 con d't' I Jon rom a I ney ate on the same basis as in "th 30 · t e P easy way, in the ll 0-0 tie by ~u!la_nd last we~k . aliment during fall practice, 1963 and 1964," he said in a have rolled up 117 points in W!Unita/:!~:;cted on 10 of JB ISoutherners Wayne Swinford of ST. LOUIS lUIJIJ - The New YELLOW PAGES N?rth Calha _wrll IJe lookmg played saf?LY and pulled down statement. "However, they feel three consecutive victories this tosses for 232 yards against the Genrgil:l and Chuck Albertson o( York Ynnkees, with velt'ran for lts se(•ond wm of the Sf'ason, runners twJce as they appeared that Cleveland officials and civ- year with one of the most po- R t r h William & Mary are the kick· Whitey Furd startmg, are fa· _..._W_,;{ •.. where YOUR when the Bruins 1-:J invnde Pir- he<Jded for touchdowns. lc groups should be given an tent offenses Jn the nation. In I aamg', ot con Jsnue itfls It e orf return leader~ with 25.9 and vored at 13-10 to wm today ·s ,_ FINGERS DO THE 1 F"eld . · 20 years of coaching Edwards e ue s op pa ser. e laS opening World Series game ae I . . , :.- . The lineman award went to an- opportumty to stimulate suffJC· h thrown for 10 touchdowns and 25.3 average yards per return WALKING. Coach Prte Ntlwrt s I 11 ales . 1ient support to enable the club as compiled a staggering rec- h h d 1 . respectively against the Sl. Loui s Cardinals. whipped Southwestern in their 10 thatsenior game-John . here. ord of 135 ties. victories, as both a ontops Y one passleague. Jntercep- Kansas State's . first ouli~g. but have lost to other FriCk~ a 416-pound tackle to remam and eight The 38 lastlosses two ted, in the J?o~g Dusen- 17·10 to capture the Serie~ . Eastern, Gallipolis' "B" squad for Jhe Bobcats. "The board, therefore, voted seasons his team have finisQild Very little chan~e took place bury heads the_~hon s punters j ~ ---~· - · -- and the powerful Bobcats since As did Jones Frick pia)'~ unan~mously to postpone. actio~ with records of 9-0 and 8-0-l. among the remamder ~f the 44 oints and Pat Fischer of St. ' Nibert hopes the Pirates will · ' . pendmg further study mvesti· San Diego State (J-o), whicll leaders. Johnny Morns of the ~ . . 1 · both ways. He made 12 pnmary _ . . ' . . . Ch' B th Louts p1cked off two Wastung· · ]<'II t.llis week and bias; the once . .· gabon and cons1deralion and da- drew ergbt farst-place votes tc~go ears con.1mues ~s e . . t d th ffl t t fr th 35 h th UP! leadmg pass recetver With 27 ton passes to take the lead wtth . tackles <tnd seven asststs, repowerful Brums. ,.., K t 1 bl t t rec e e o cers o repor om e coac es on e . a en um e o s op h . fi d' and recomme nd a- ra tl ng board was a cIose second grabs • Jimmy Brown of U1e 11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~, our. In the other remainwg con- covcri::U d . . th d t e1r m mgs 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;....~:.....-., j a nve ear~ lL e game an _on lions to the board." to Springfield, Ohio, Colh!ge fol~ Clevdand Browns Is tops in · ~ three oc~as10ns threw oppos~ng . lowed by Florida A&M in third, rushing with 361 yards. the Gi- : ball earners for losses on Hurd Paul prt:sent~ the '_>{ficers of East Carolina, fourth and Mas- ants' Don Chandler leads ln · down plays. three o~er. c1t1es, figures on sachusetts fifth. Wittenberg re-- pWlting average with 47.7 ya rds j lhe club s fmanc~s and atten- ceived six first-place ballots but Brady Keys of the Pittsburgh ' da_nce, and prom1ses and_ com- totaled 228 po'tn'· to 210 lor San Steelers is first in punt returns I Pleasant Valley Hospital l..!l Your Dependable Wo Repair All m1ttments from the City of Diego State. with a 24.8 average and Keys Dealer For I ADMI'rJ'ED - Linda Fresh- Cleveland. Delaware dropped to sixth teammate Man Woodson leads Makea & Model• water, Pt. Pleasant, Lu Ia place after having its 13-game i.n kickoff returns with a 40.0 Curtis, Hogsett· Mrs. Matt victory streak (which dated yard average. CLbB TO MEET AND Lee, Henderson; Mrs. Charles back to mid-seas o n 1962! The only two changes were in ' Curfman, Pt. Pleasant. PT. PLEASANT - The Point .snapped by Gettysburg last the pass interception and scor- 1 wy 2·2255 DISCHARGED _ Mrs. Oma Pleasant Archery Club will week, 22·19. ing departments. Honung took 608 E. M•in st. Pomnoy Phone WY-2·2550 meet Thursday Ortober 8 at The victory boosted Gettys- over the lead in scoring with __ __ ..--- --~~~: Letc!rl. 7:30 p.m.' in the Appalachian burg into lOth place behind sev- :.:..:::....::::..:.=::....:::..:=:.:::'~..:::::_~.!,,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..J I I auditorium. Election of officers enth-ranked Northeastern OklaALL HEATERS VENTED for the new year will be held homa, eight11-rated Texas A&I, and aU members are urged to and ninth-ranked Montana State be present for thls meeting. College. · 20,000 B.T.U. 30,,000 B.T.U. Bob Doeffinger, president, will Points are awarded on preside during the business ses- 9-8-7~·3-2-1 basis for sion. from first to lOth place. Vented, Thermostat Vented Safety Valve ANTHONY u. s. NO. 1- ALL PURPOSE~ 8-az. Pkg. EVANS EXTRA LEAN .... Regular 5-lb. Bag s cans 29 Liver Cheese 23 lb.49 j LUNCHEON MEATS BREASTS 59 Legs &Thighs WINGS Daily Sentinel, · Pomeroy-Middleport, . lb. 2 . . . ag \ j CUT-UP FRYERS 29 SPLIT BROILERS 29 J.~ Stamps SIX BIG LOAVES I ~~~~"";,~··s~~~";,~~~ I BONUS .. 1 RIg • ht , DeciSIOll • One: KeepI· ng Lou Groza·I John Uni'tas K" rr Cre<·kandowns victories Symmr·s Va l·'' ley m non · league contt!sls. and I Tender Grown Whole 6th Week "BONUS BOOK" COUPONS 1 ov ~.:r l<'<:~ tr la nd Swift's Premium; REDEEM VALUABLE NEW YORK IUP[) - Top- clobbered by Southern Cahforn· Mic!Jigan Stale. AlllacJ! llle ranked T~x.a s goes for ills 14th ia in their last outing . How- Wolverines were imprenlve ia consecutive victory Saturday ever. Oklahoma will be trying 1 21..(1 rout of Navy last wflek.. c0 IIIer s l·lti. SUPER MARKETS 'Texas Eyes 14th Straight i off the fumbleitis that plagued 1end! Roger Adams of Raci,ne tltem last Saturd~y against Gal land Bob Polcyn of Kyger are aoa inst powerful Oklahoma and • ~ avenge last year's Joss to lipolis, they may taste victory tied for tltlrd with 16. 1n all the Longhorns ra te an etght· 1 the Longhorns. thi!t week . games, French has run into a •• pumt favonte in college footSecond . ranked lllinoi! will SVAC league scoring took an- 22 point lead . French leads with I~ lb11 ll"s game of the week . battle .sixth-ranked Ohio State other shake-up this past week . 56 points, while Leammate Pol' T d ~• th in an important Big Teo Con· Cary fi'rench of Kyger Creek cyn is second with 34. and Smith t>x as has e1eatt"J r~e op· ference game. Both teams rum now leads the league with 38 and Mason Peck of North Gal· ~me nst so far this season and 2-o records and both are conI ,, ''~ 1Hannan, 12·1 .2 points. Clyde Smith of North Ua and BClrnett of KC are next Imet ny feel lhe Longhorns will sidered a lung with Michig(lp as ·rb\: 1• ,,:l 1·s wl' re the only If the Highl~nders c~n shake- Gallia is second with 22. and with 22 . I repeat as na tional champion . favorites for the league dtle. 1 It',• In to Olt'll1•~h KC"s unbe<l h•n "While you were teaching the Oklah om .aon the oth.er ha~, Illinois rates a stx-point choice n ·•·· rei 1 .1 ~ t season. • ' e bo b lo b d h has gotten off to ad tsappomt· in this one. 'llw ~:iH~ Its tied the Bob('a t ~ I nJ~. t'"was ~u:r~eoin;wnSO~ll: ing start arter a pre-season MiChigan. ranked fturtb . is 6-6 1n a hard fought bail ie at b gill l ,~, blttld-up The Sooners were only a two-point choice over its Chl'~ lti re . c ar g, 00 ' I idle last weekend, but" were neighbor from Ea1t Lansing, · -- - -- • Kraft's ,. Title at Stake Friday 1:' ll · ' ,,. 1\ t n IIC.EB Jll. SAVE 20c EXTRA ~'/ AC 1 ·- pkp. USED CAR M• LOT . Loculf.& Sye~~more Sh. ..... ...•.. ,., ..,.~ '., We'll prepare your readv ml:J:ed con· crete order to your spedflcations, and dellver 11 LIIIYWbere ID town, au ready to pom·. can today . . . our lenlce Is promp1 and our prtcea are tbe lowest passlblel 60EGLEIN READY-MIX CO. . MklcdePort, 0. Page Stnet Phone WY 2-3284 · Middleport Bathroom Heaters - H& RFIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' .... ·~ ' �. ... • . . .. . . .. .. . . - ---- - . ... .. -- . . . . . -·- ·- ... ... -~ .. ~ .... . .. ~ , j . ~ - -~ . ~ - ' I ' • . . . HUnters are West Vlrglnla 4-Dailv Sentinrl Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Oct. 7. 1964 · ~--------------------------------------------------------------: '<(;:!/ \ ..~-·----. about lht.' rule for stop ('t'pli!oi\S pmg, hut evrn m tht."se cases YOU j ., tion IS ohvt uus to an~· one who ts Limth a r wtth the lratfic h:th its ol C'hi ldn·n. t'Spenal ly 1 he AND THE LAW .v uunger chtldr<:>n. ,\m ung Uf~. edto HeedS , afe RUIes Thank You For Making Possible :>.,--<~~~~.....,. the nt-'cesslty for extreme cau- Jhio fo1r <lnlllht'r \t'<ll assum£'d from the abovP 111 the dt t.l'Uti- c-I:L~~n,om' b\ '-C'hnul a stopped schnol bus from thl' bu ~ Ci'nt·r:tll_\ . drm·r , :u•· nn• l lrutll on a dividrd hi ghw:1y tom· :uJ wht'n <-qlpr!\:tching a school •with a medta n strip!. bu · 11l11 t'h rn:1.1 lw '1:md1n g tw- 1 Tlw fact rem;11ns, howt'l'rr. JH.lr lilt' 1,,._,J or ~!'ho uJ 10 plt'k I <bat lht' driver aJ a l!ehicle u~ u· tlisdnrgP llw childn·n_ [should alw ays be alt•rt when he Tr:ti-!K:ilh _ Jt 1111 ~, 1 ·l·r. !her!' sees a stoppt'd sl:hool bus hmt · '' 'Til. .~t•rnt· st·riou• IHT I · It 's bett~·r to be safe !han sorry j("nr~ n tlw p:1s 1 im·ulvmg I' tThiS arlicl_e is . based upon sc h1ht! bu•t.~ ;nJd sr-!Jonl child- lh':' law of_ OhiO. Jt IS rwL mtend rt·n ~ 1 mp1:- b~>caust• <~ drivt~ r of f'd _to advise anynne on a speH!lllli\l'r 1 d: ;!"J 1• d1_,n·g:m!t·d till' 1n fiL' j)roblt·m. r\o pl:'r:;on ~_hould :r .:dfir Ia \'. s r·oJw t•rning 1 he t'~·er altempl lo :.Jpp l_v or rnter· DrPI :my l;nv WltiltJUt till' advice sthtlttl i !J :-; Ct'lk'l'~i!l\. Oh 1oans art' a uf a iawyer I w:l!'(_' ui 11;,. l:iw 11 hicl1 IHJUlr··~ ~ ----1 dril'f'r t•) nH1le lu a L'umplete : '11'-.. - ~-.--; --~ ~"'1'·l>T'<'."\_,...,¥-;:a !';top 11iw n on·rt<Jking l'ro111 Ihe rear :1 ,dwu! bus "hid1 h<1~ I s tupp~·u Itt p1ck up ur un!uad sc huo! dllltln·n Tlw l:m t• :-.p r·f·~s- 1 ty p1w. JCit-~ th:r l :1 drin•r shall "sl op !ht• Vf'hKle 11111 lt•s.~ t!wn ten i 101 It'd fr•llll ,; 1wh scliool 1 I bus .1nd :-.h.;IJ !WI pmt'l'!•d 1mtil · CUT-UP TRAY PACK _ WHOLE Retai ls in this ad effective thru Sol. Oct. 10 in Middleport-Pomeroy .. such THURSDAY FRESH FISH AND OYSTER DAY I 105th .Birthday Event! - - -- --,_;: .,-;; , _;;_,-,., HORSE ON ____..;. HIM":~ -· ..._. LONDON~~~~~~~~ ,--------===--=•,1 er$UO Sidney and' rnsts . drunk while driving a hor,se rnrt. ll<:J_vw:ml, 51. told the m~gis­ tr<~ t es cot1rt at Greenwich: "J , h<l\'f' had the horse for 10 y1?ars. I h:J \ "(' newr drunk with it l>t" 1 SIX CIHEFTANS SIIOT T EH HA.;->-j, Iran !UP I~ - Six feud;1l tribal ehit'flc:tins con\'icl hy a milit<1ry tribunal I nl lemting a revolt against the : l n~ni;lll government's land re· form prograrn werC executed by a l'1riug squ <~d Mond ay, the gr1vern ment aJ Jnounced. 1 WARHANTS SUSPICION DO I\'!FIW~T , France • UP! I IIP<>I ·i n· kept specia l watch Mon- . on the hospital r·oorn nf <J n 1 1 ;~ec i dent victim . They said CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE I ~· RUTLAND, 0 . Od. 7-18 7:30P.M. hi s wrecked car wa s equipped I wi th a device lo squirt oil on , on th: pavement and made it itoo slipper.v for pursuers, a i sw itch lo fli p the ri'<Jr liecnsc i plate out of sight ;md extra re<lr-mounted hf'adlights to blind ' in a chase . I . 1 ROY'S ·FOOD BASKET ' and WMP0--1390 KC ~:THURSDAY AFTERNOON ,., '• 2:30 to 3:00 '·fRIDAY MORNING ___ _ _ !! ·~ ' ~FRIDAY , AFTERNOON 8:00 to 8:30 10:00 to II :00 _ 2:00 to 3:00 e DON'T MISS THESE BROADCASTS FROM-oUR STORE ROY'S FOOD BASKET MIDDLEPORT :en c;;v: I j::·41c Fresh Eggs i·~- 39c Peaches 2 83c Cherry Pie doz. LADY TABOR FREESTONE 4 14-oz. cans j CANS 25 c P0 t a t OeS St.oA _ _· _ Cauliflower Apples 8 ~::.69c Yell ow Onions Pears ....~... ___ _ 8 1.,49C Brussel Sprouts Snobafl _ __ ) loaves 39c 79c \ I '\ \ $5.00 or More Exempted b: Law Valid thru Oct. 10 ln Cols. Unit A&P ':. I Ii SWISS CHALET DINNERWARE DESSERT DISH Coupon 4A Valid this week for FREE FORD MUSTANG FRE"'I: Plaid Stampt FREE FREE TV SET COL~~ATV WINNERS .PLA:~·:AMPS RCA COLOR \ t 50,000 I Mrs. W. 8, Hallewe$ Zelia Craft exclusive of items Mrs, L. L. Richards Mrs. M. L. Moore • " . pt'Ohibiled by law. Mrs. Robert Hines eON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE 1955 Chevrolet Station Wagon 8 Cylinder -- Had io anrllleatr r. Au tomatic Transmio;si tln_ ONLY $39l 1961 Chevrolet 2 Door 6 Cyl. Standard trans . R&H. Ooc lurul nwner . __ ONLY $119S Vikki J\.kDan iel who at - j , lends Century Business School in Huntington . vi sit('d her P" r- ' enls. Mr. and Mrs. J ohn .M cDani el over the weeke nd . Mr. and Mrs. Sta nley Harbour will le;1ve on Saturday I'm a va, 1 ca ti un in the south. Thry expect to visit. in New Orleans. La. with hf'f hmther and fami ly, Mr. and Mrs James Nolllr.. Mr. and Mrs. Cu rti s McOan I iel vi sited over the weekend in Columbus with Mr . and !\"Irs . ~ Strmler Saunder s and son. I Mr. and Mrs . Hussel l Ca pe! h:Jrt , Masun and i\'lr. a[J(J Mr ~ I Fred Rosenbaum. Pomrroy vis· , ited Mr . Capeh;Jrt's and Mrs. Rosenbaum 's mothe r. Mrs_ 1.. I , K C<.1~hart in the Cily Hospit- ; I al. Ma ~sillon. 0. on Su nd;1y . I 1 Guests of Miss Bessie Wright I on Sund ay wer~ Mr. and Mrs . Clyde Wright, ~lr. and Mrs . David Wright and children all uf Ripley and Mrs. Ca rl Wright of Hockingport, 0. I Mr,s . Oshie Harbour of Gam- . polis Fer ry and Mr . a nd Mr-;. i Worthy Nibert of Hogsett Vl'd !I ed on Sunday with Mr. u n d , Mrs. Sta nley Hm·hom. F.-..-tJ'Y ll1 lJ il ne e d .~ cua 1s. 1956 Chevrolet 4 Door 6 cyl. Auto. Clean and solid. ------------ ____ ONLY $495 See These Chevrolets & Many Others All At Low low Prices At .. 1000 Plaid Shmpt ( ! Mrs. C. R. Johnson ( r WY 2-3870 . 600-606' &. Mlln St. • Pomero,y, 0. one (If 1ht•se fine rt•pell<~nt fur r ainy dt~ys. DISCOUNT PRICE 95 95 & OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MKT.-MIDDLEPORT CHILDRENS BLACK AND WHITE 500 Count Note Book Fi ller Saddle Oxfords PAPER Fine oxfords for sclwul wear . Simulated leather uppt>rs, b!aC"k nept' rubbf.'r sulf.'s and ilf'el s. Popuj;Jr .!!addle sryle. Sizes~ 1o 3. MENS WARM LINED WATER REPELLANT TANKER JACKETS 50<J l"ount i'.-otc Book Fillf'r. ;·eg. 98c value. Bonanza new l·JW - low pri ce 66c. Buy now and save. Be ht•rp early, Discount Price DISCOUNT PRICE SizH 5 ta 3 For spo r 1~ {If WOT'k we:n . A fine warm Ja(ket mnde wilh W<d1·r rPrwllnnt outr1· .~ IH" Il ;md q ud tt•d warm lining, ft•ll 11rpt'r front REG. $1.59 VALUE DISCOUNT PRICE FANCY PATIO TABLE Reg. $!.79 Fancy Patio Tablr . You will wa111 a coup le of lhPse. Sf'l' thr•e and savr . Shop ear ly a n•i S<-t\'1' <:~t \our Bonanza Store. · Reg. 49c Value METAL 7 QT. Waste Can 29c VALUES TO $6.9S LAOIES LADIES FINE ORLON NEW FALL DRESSES CARDIGAN SWEATERS Va lut"s In $6 98 in Ihis group of Ladies Better D res.~Ps. mf,g . clnst• ouls. Speci al purcha st• only 4B tu ::;elL Jlur r~' l lwse won't la c; t long. $4 99 !.arlit':. 1-" lllt' Orion L-ll'ih g< lll Swe;tt ers. NL•w as.<l_ f~ll rol - S 99 Waste Can 39c Discount Price To Troop No. 253 BOY 'S LONG SLEEVE COTTON SPORT REG. $14,95 SINGLE CONTROL FULL SIZE Reg . $1.99 6 Qt . With lid Pladic SHIRTS ELECTRIC BLANKET Fine pri nted or woven fabrin; -- nf'W pattenH for Uo_ys Sizl's 6 1o 16. Reg. $14 .95 2 yr. guaranlre with this hl:mk('t. Full size single control. Buy uow on L:-t_\' ·.\II';Jy. GARBAGE CAN ft~ll !HI PI.Jslil' Price man~ BOY'S WASH 'N WEAR COTTON DRESS SLACKS care, was h and wf'ar Slack!': for bovs. ""ali patterns and colors. Sizes H to 16. F:a s_\' INFANTS CORDUROY CRAWLERS Sius 9 to 24 mo. Fine corduro~· crawlt·rs for fol s in si:>:f's 9 mo11ths to 24 months . A~sl. color~ . Sir•s 3 to 6x MAGNETIC-SPECIAL CUSHION DUST MOP Reg_ $1.5" vah1e Magnelie Cus'hion Low price. S'hop early. These won 't last long. $100 u,;t•s o11b 1flt'. Huy nnw and Sa 1·r . ;l l Y• .III J' 8tJnl'll17 a .'i l!lre. Fine Pinwa:• PLAIN COTTON CHILDREN'S LINED CORDUROY LONGIES Oiscovnt Price Dust Mop at a Bonanza low - -a qt . wit h l.arha).'t ran. fM kildwn ~nd Rf-'g. 31.99 value Discount ·~ ea, Rog. 79c Value Metal De-corative ASSORTED FAll COLDRS $200 .. Fornt Auxiliary J\>1.>\ SON - Mothers of B o ;· Srout Troop 253 ml't recently at the Ci ty Hall in Mason and form eri an auxiliary . Mr . Guy Nash . execulive of the MGM Distri ct. di scussed the purpose of the ;,wxiliary . and the things it could do . Officers of the organization elected are president, Mrs . Fred , Taylor ; vice president, Mrs. Bernard Conley ; secretary. Mrs Stan lev Harbour and treasurer . Mr~. Edward Baldwin . 1 The group planned to sponsor , a m<~ squerade record hop at the I y 011 rt 1 Center the lflst of this II month . The date will be announeed later. Attending were Mr . Nash, Mrs. Fred Taylor. Mrs . Robert Hy sell , Mrs. Woodrow Foreman, Mrs. Ger1rge Hudson. Mrs. Earl Johnson. Mrs. Lawrence Foreman, Mrs. Dean Newell, Mrs. Edward. Baldwin, Mrs . Bern· ard Conley and Mrs. Stanley ea Wit h a w:1rrn ZIP out lin_. , , ing for rold winter weather . TIJe y 01re con1forlahle and ,;ervic•t-able. fall 1 METROPOLITAN MOTORS W;~li•r c ea SHOP COATS I 6 eyl, Stnndard tr ans. R&H. See it. it's nice ONLY $695 .00 DISCOUNT PRICI THURSDAY - FRIDAY- SATURDAY AT THE ZIP-OUT LINED 1 1958 Chevrolet 4 Door Station Wagon Auto . Red and white . Rt•;il nice . --- - -----· ONLY $.f95 I A $5.00 Purchasi!t eLOW DOWN PAYMENT 1956 Chevrolet Delray 2 Door V8 I 302 WINNERS EACH WEEK A&P PLAID STAMP SWEEPSTAKES MEN'S ALL WEATHER employed. 1 Wilh purchH• •f l·lp., 4c off l•bel In COlli, Unit A&P In Cols . Unil A& r · ~ REASONS: e LIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN Chase & Sanborn COFFEE Exclusive of Items VaJid thru Oct. 10 Ln Cols. Unit A&P 's WITH YOUR Mailer Coupon THE SHOE BOX s 59c I e RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS A&P PLAID ~TAMP SWEEPSTAKES PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE DISCOUNT PRICE DREAM SET HAIR SPRAY The Anwrwm1 Lt>g10n Aux- : ghter, Mrs Wil liam S w i It rliar~· of Nrw Haven presented !• Joann Swa tzrlr and new gr<~nd- 1 1 the grou~ a new Fla_g which w1ll 1 daughte r , Cyn tha M<le in \ ladi! ?P. used m the audltorrum dur- sun, lmli:ma. · mg basketbal l .season. Attend- Lew HufJm an. 86. of Cl iflon ; ing were Conrh Bob Oliver, is <1 patient at the Pleasan t Val- ! .Jolm Scarherry, Mr . and Mrs. ley HospitaL · (;rr·;ll d Rnud .\1r and Mrs. Chur- Mrs. Maxine Arnold and dau-1 lcs V<lri<Jn, \ 1r. and Mrs . Okey ghter. Sus:mna of Pomerov, Mr Howard ..James Hurt a nd Mrs . and Mrs. Jark f<'ow lPr and chil\Villmm Hou sh dren of Pt. P lf'asa nt YJ Si l<•il on Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. RPuben Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Wi lliam PPr- ' I si ngt>r a nd two r·hild ren. i\1rs_ : Toby Barbt>r and two children :J!I of Ctilumbus vi sit<'d over the werkend with l\1rs. J . H. Turner ;mrl J ;me_ Mr_ and Mrs. Ceor[~e ZLlsp<rn. Jr . • Barb.u ra Sllerrv 1 11-'ft on Sund<1y Ior (';II Jfornia wh<"n' !hey will residl"' , und he w II be 1 PICTURES Reg. 50e \'a!ue. Reg . $1.00 Value 1 METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' " PILLOWS · 68c Mason Personal Mi s~ BLANK With the Purchatoe of HOGG & ZUSPAN 1 DON'T BUY ANY USED CAR or TRUCK UNTIL YOU SHOP AT •• 9 Jonothon _ _ purch11• of King Sha pair- $1.00 Middlepa•l, 0. 50 ~~-. $p 5 ~::.39c ..... 49c U. S. No. 1 luge ... d MASON 1 Tol<ay Grapes c lb• 6-oz. FREE Siz,..s pt'tite, mcrlium, !a ll_ CALIFORNIA--JUICY--FLAME ORANGE JUICE SPECIAL _ _ _ _ _ _ _ each 3 79c Potato Bread A&P FROZEN To Enter The Plaid Stamp Sweepstakes Stretch Hose lor JANE PARKER 105th Birthday Event! AN EXTRA CHANCE ! 39c 2 79C l-Ib. Check Our Great Savings! f"'=--==--------,ii foll~wing to serve 011 the n_om1- 1 . , n;ltmg l'Omm rr tee. Bob Ol1ver. : Mrs. C.Jt! Jf'rine Reynold s KMhrry n 111-'r~d and John Scar-l <~nd Mr . Abh ie Swatzel Jert on I AGILON hrrry . . . ISat tlrd<ly to visit with his dau-\ JANE PARK£!! l>~ACJi OR SUNNYBROOK MEDIUM GRADE A New Furniture $299 I lb. 2 95c Frozen Dinners CARLOAD SALE ! CONSTRUCTION GRADE JERGENS LOTION ' J9c lb, pkg . This Week's Specials 1 ANGEL FOOD 39c Bologna _...,.ter o: I i BANQUET lb. 4 99c I F rea Dith with COFFEE & DONUTS \t.er 1 JANE PARKER lb. ALL GOOD .BRAND SULTANA ,.' JUMBO lb. lh lll.71- "';'l•lllil••llli••••-.... ( 59( Stewing Chickens -~-- 39c Turkeys ~~ ~:. Roasting Chickens --- - 49c Sliced Bacon Salad Dressing Salad Dressing I CAN large Ring 1-3 - (I I I I 4-0J' . FRESH FROZEN A:NN PAGE', ._ i I 3-l8. SHARP CHEESE lh. FRESH I' I 1051h Birthday Event!, 49c FRESH i I MIRACLE WHIP Quart Jar i lb. 25c CANNED v • J 7 22 3 RQQMS WINGS BANQUET- COOKED- WHOLE Li • I LEGS lb. 49c WISCONSIN AGED A RADIO PARTY • IN C!"" 'fl UP! :" ,,A I J - C Slock a, l4 .56, 2-3 400-600 Jb 13-H, boMs i Hogs 2000. bulk receipts mb- sre...t•' W.iii-!Ut, -!at :1211b 12 _75 • , ed 1-3 190-260 lb barrow ldld S1*P IGI ; woolal~, lllll!lhrer , gilts, sows 2 per cent. activt!, lambs steady, s ewes barrows and g1lts str<Jng to 25 5\eady, feeder lambs steady to higher, sows mostly sre-- $1 bjgher, ehoia and prime • ady, 1-3 190-225 Jb 16.75 • 16.85, 105 !b wooled ~laughter la_m bs large share 16 .85, ~head ~ost- 21~22, mostly choice 20-%1, mr•ed 1-~ 200~220 lb 1:, 1-3 225-2.')(1 i good and chUJce 19-20, cull to 16.25-16.75. mdudmg some good fall shorn ew~s 4~, small Jb 16.35-16.60, 2-3 250-260 loLJ goOO and choice 60-7S lbs lb 16--16.35 few 280-300 lb 15 .25· fef'dt>r lu mbs 15-16, few rhtnc·e ' . 15.50. constgnment 1-2 300 lb 17. sta ndard I lb.29c _ _ _ __ c lb. SALAD DRESSING • • • ;THURSDAY MORNING ___ 8:00 to 8:30 10:00 to II :00 sU>ady , choice 28-30 . good !!-!JI. I sows 5() 1 MEA rY BREASTS lb. SSe ·--~·wo- ;~ ':t>:"~~~:· "' ' sl'li'.IOI buo; ri'-IHIIP'-i moTh1· "l!r+>1im" fam ily Sf'<'Ur tion. or until ~~gn:d l t· d b_1 Iii", Jl.•' ' enviswned by 1-'rf' ~l th·nl drin-r In IJI"fH:;·t' <L" 1\~to~l·v elt whl'n he signrrl tlw Wh at m:m'' pt:l'~•l!ls do rnd ~lt('j;ll St-curity Ad in 19?..1 li:r~ re<ll il c is tll .11 _t1_1,e..~;l.lllt ' Lm tru ly bet:umc n~e;1nin gful 111 appbes when .1\ll!.E lJ."Jl, a stop- ten.1s ul food, clo!lung, rmd cun ped SthoOI 1JU~ )J"<'Ill !IW Oj)pll ·' tilllll'tl Pduc;!lron fnr mi llions Sitt> d i r ~' t 'tion 1111 :m UtJdi\·Jtkd of thildrt>JL 01w $15'~ bi lli on hig hw:1_\·_ Unthinking vud:11nr~ ' in monthly soc ia l st•curitv hrnP[)f thb l:1w prl)b.Jbl_v ou\IIUIII · ' fit ~ h<Js been pwd lo ~hil drl'n ber fhr1~1 'o\ l 1t1 eomp l). :mrl olh:· r dept'nd4'nts of dr·r'f'ilS· F ~ Hi ur,· to comp ly with L11 e rd or rrlired wr·rl< ':'r s si JJf'P law 111 thcsl' l':l~\ ·-~ ~.::m il':Jd tu ;1 thecc benefit!' bcr·•mH'e ffN' tivr fiDe of up to S21ill ;mrJ t( ' .~!l diiy.~ lin .Janui'ln. ! 9~0 tn jt1i!. 1 T• Jd< JI', ;;lmosl Z11 million rnaThere ill"l' t'l'rl:tin .'i JWt'ilic t•x- : tht·r~ ~nd children are recl'iv p r.~ S U!"\'J\'tlf S1 p.1,\'ment5 tOt<ll, ing $1!10 million monthly. In ~~ ~·1•.• igs County , :!82 children and .1 75 moll1ers recet ve S246. JOO yea r . lv becat1sc the father is deceast'd or retired. accord ing to Willi:lm P. BarkPr, Marietta Di st.ri r t Socia l Secu rity Manctger .. ' Individual inform<~lion about st1r v ~ vr1r s b?nef'its can be obt.t inPd at the SOf·ial Sec ur ity Ofri re at 131 Fourlh Street in 1\•!ar ietla . Arrangrments ca n also bf· m;1de to have alTire penon- · I spe<1k to clubs, gro1.1ps, or organizations. ~-~.::. . ~ I PT. PLEASANT h SOCIAL SECURITY 1 Allend Conff'rf'nce PT. PLEASANT - Two of I of the puptl _.; :ne b-- 111)1 rra ns- legally swp Whf'n appruachlng oort,•d w 1 2.1 the Mason Counly Health NursLIVESTOCK SALES CO. C•ttle !00 ; calves %25 · rees - Mrs. Nan Heiskell and PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. . . luded 1 L1 1 d 8· nd West Virgini a hunter~ are dents are due to carele~ness ~rs. Aileen Slaughter, a!tendSaturday, Oct 3, liM f'~~ts 1 111 t ew ~ ts 5 ~rs, ~ew 0 t trged to observe the saf+>ty or ignorance Many of them et. the 17th annual R u r a 1 HOGS _ 175 to 220 16 10 17 50 . ~ Lf 'augC rules below: could have been prevented by 1Health Conference at Jackson 's Heavies 12 to 15 _75 ; Fat &.w~ sl~u;;t~r :~ & steady, cows 2fl to 7f. lower, Regard <>very gun as ir it t s<~fety instruction and common MASON - The general meet- \ Mill on Oct. 1. The purpose of 11 toll; PiMS 3 to B. ~:;_ore loaded sense cauti(JJl, jlng of the WSCS w~s held at this one day confPrence was to CA1TLE _ Sle\'.rs .4 to 18 _10 ; . sleady, few feeders steady , p.art Always point the munle of · , the Mason Method1.s1 Church bring awareness of the prob- H 'f ~ 12 to 17 _50 . Fat Cows 10 d 1·h . lfTIO lb 11 t the gun ln a safe dirPCtion This_ country's ~eath rate with 20 members and three ILms of rura l Amenca and pr~ el ers ' "' oJce eers - -.75 ' Keep your fingM" out or the from firearms aecJdents ranks guc~t:; present Members of b f h lth 11 to 14 ·30 ; Can~ers 9 to l2 .50 : several lots a~d low half choice trigger guard until re ady to ' among the highest In the world the I\1arv rm·ie presented the 1 pose waysldm.emoder s. 0 " ea Buill 13.90 tc 11 : Stock Steers grade somt> wtth 11 mall end good ·~ -tefl time:- as high as Eng. . - . team cou mtr ute new pro- 15 to 19.50 : Stock Heifer~ JJ to 900-1170 lb 15-~.50. good 850fire . p~ogr<Jm W~lch_ was opened grams and suggest modificatK""p safety cmch 1 n until , land , Wales, Holla.ld and Japan With group Slngmg of 8 hymn . f . . 16 75; Stoc~ Steer Ca lves 18 1050 lb 22-24, stand8rd and low ' I anu-' cons1'd erc. bl y h 1g ht"r t han and prawr ·by Mrs Howa rd ron sk 0 hexJstmg programs to to "' · . ready to !rt'lotJt bl "-J ; S!oc k He,·rer Cal ves II to guod 19-22 , utl·u1 y 1718 - .50 c h01ce . ID k N . ~, II · d - . rna e t em more app 1JCa e ro . 18. son lb heifers 24, few choice NevE'r point a gun m an~'th i ng I e; r~ar or~ayl. '(O an Va n Mete-r the rural sJtuation. The nur.es you do not want to ~honl . I an ort Prn f(' am1. Tht> topJC, "A New Age Op- said the.v hope to h!'lp Jnf'nrpnrVEAL CAV"ES - Tops 27 10: j800-9(1J lb 23-23 .50, good 21-22.50. Be sure of your targf't l:wfore I This year's hun thg season ~ en s -"~ ·'\\ t•~, -",._,rs. ' was present , ate some of these JdPas m the ISec,onll! 24.80: Medium 18 lo , standard and low good 18-20.50, , 23: Common & Heavies 17 to rows 9 ~0-14, bulls over 1000 lb pulling the Lrigger 1egin on October 17 and ed bY Mrs \ 1a n Maire WJI h Mason COUfJ!y area . Never climb a tret> or ft'nl'e cori tinue through Ja nuary 30 _ re<Jdings gi\'f'n by Mrs . R.<Jlph 16--17 , cutter and low utility 14- 1 or jump a diJeh with a loa ded I I P1ckens . Mr s. Ray Pro!fltl. John Tutrwr , and \1rs r:eorge 115 .50. one lot mostly good 400 lb gun. Squirrel, grous~ and turkey 1 ~1rs. F red S].lencer. \ 1rs . Jr:Jhn llason Homt>makt>r~ Hudson . feeder steer calves 18, vealers ' Nevf:'r shoo! a hullel at a flat. season cun.~s in on Oetober Chattin. A quf'stion and answer :l'leeting i~ HeM 2x4's - 2x6's - 2x8's and other framing hard surfare nr at watPr 17, !'ullowed by hPar ~ eason on period ful lowed . The group sang MASON - The Ma son Home1 materials. Check our price! Open the firing action and Nuvember H. DPt'r ~f'ason be- I"Joy tul. .Joyful , We Adore makers met re1 ·PnL!y al the unload any gun not in u~(· grns Uttolwr . 17 f1tr bow and ThE"e." A nwrlitation "T h e ht1me of .vlrs. Dorothy carl1 Store unloaded guns and am - arrow and O• .'Jovember :!1! !'or ! Commillmt•nt." v.a s read by wright and made plans fnr t11e ' mun ition separate ly and make guns . ' Mrs. Van Ma1r0 who closed t'h·~ coming year. Jnform<Jtion on the West Vir~inia IS particularly program wllh prayer. Leadership Training Conff'rence sure that both are w••JI 1-x>yond eALUMINUM STORM DOORS the reach ol children. · well su it ed for the sport of Hostesses wf're Mrs. Reuben 1 at .Jackson's 'fill Na s reviewed. ' ONLY Be sure tht> gun and Ut11:nu- I hunting. Th(' sta te's mountain- Stewart, Mrs . Ha lph Pickens 1 Mrs. John McDaniel presidf'd e FLOORING AND SIDING $30.00 Oown-Bal•nc• •• nition are m good condition bt•- ou;.; lcrrnin. vast fo restlands and Mr s . .John Chattm . whf'n a sl at" of offi eers w <~~ subCon.-enlent T•ms e PAINTS- PLYWOOD I <1/ld OJhund;,nt wi ldlife rrmke it, Attending in arldit inn to !hi' mitted lu he voted on at the fore use. Avoid alcohuli e b('ver;Jgf's idrn l for the huntsman. In shor-t hostesses .v~rf' \frs. Lester next mt>din 3 at the ~lOme of 1 dunng or before shooti ng I West Virgini<~ is considered Zerkle. Mrs. W. H. Foglesong, I Mrs . .James Wise_ Hefreshments ~Drinking and huntmg :11 ttw · good hun tm 5. But remember . Mrs _ John Morgan , Mrs. 0. C. were sf'rved by Mrs. Cart~ame time _ .is not_ nnl_v b;.Ht I good huntn~g is s:1fe hunting. C~m-1pbell. Carolyn V;m 1\l;Jtre, wright to Mrs _. Catherine ReyFURNITURE CO. MATERIALS CO. Jude:,r.ent, 1ts ;1gamst the Ja w. N.Js John Hotlgen, Mrs . Ru s- nold s, Mrs. :'>1atJlda Noblt>. \1rs. MASON, W. VA. Within the last four yP<trs \\-' t•st I sell B<Jrlllll. Mr~. Larry Bum- John .\1 cDanwJ, Mrs. James MASON, W. VA. SP. 3-5554 V1rginia has puased a l<Jw en- \Vahanta 1-loo!'llf'r g;mlnPr . Mr s Donald Cook, \Vise. \Trs. Dt'lbt>rt Dotson. Mrs. abling law enrorcement offi. I !l--1rs_ DH liJ-ts Cadle. Mrs Wil cf'rs to arrPs! hunll'rs who nH· (,roup \ft·t·l~ liLim Fry, Mrs. Arnold Weiss, I dr inking I \IASON _ Tl W h A 1 \1rs . Ray Profli tt. Mrs . J<Jmf's re Ma ama t 1- P rr· , r1 Know anU iJhserv•• tile gam4:' 1 1.. .,. d r11 111. \1r~ 'r\uvm• ,,re.en. PLASTIC FRAMED Reg. $1.00 Value Kapok Fill•d , ,. w ,-,oos 1('rs met on ay ew·. ~I . p d S , . : ]LJWS. · f tl H.gi S rs . r/'~ . pemtr. \ 1rs 110W. 1 1 1 . mng OJ 1e r 1 , c wo wl\ 1 d . LARGE BED ASST. OILETTE Wear praC"lii'al LJnd ('<J ~llV Ok . II d J .d. 1.'If V.:m Mil!rt>, .\1rs. M<1rvan t'Y owar , . r. pres1 mg. I L' • ~ .1 1 E T d st-en cloth 1ng. I "l r th e ooosLers u , . r rame. ;• rs. • '.. homos an , . . tr f'n o organr -, ~r . . K .. . . rhe annual lfls~· of !Jves- m z<J 1.mn have po11rt'd lhe cemf'nt ., ~~ rs. u s~e 1I CJpPhdrt. the United Stalt-s due to l tre- ba~,. for l h~ whirlpool batt1 ; Oildte reproduetion of P'int' printert m!lon ('OVurms 8{' cit1entl'l ;s rw elJlrssly. ;md trave srarted thr nt>w see- - - - - - - - - - - flllt' rai nli n_gs i'll attra<'ter s. fillt'd w1th fl pf fy ka1 vt• pl;~st tc frame. Many high __ .. :!pprox im;J II'Iy 2000. lion of bleadll'fS a! Wahama pok A bi~ va!ne in Bed suhjt•rls to ch(I(ISi from. TrJgicall~ , most of these ill'Ci- . The presid~nt appoin t('d thP Pillow~ . 1 lswn, ts that a driver need not \Ln1y Market Report Two Heahh Nursf'S 5 .•xeept tons. as might <tlready be School' kn t· m•v. r·t·-np"nt 1i NeW Age IS . • h T0p1c W en WSCS Meets Fl<t nnel linrd conluroy boxE-r style long· ies in asst. colors . CORDUROY 99 C ~, uur choice of a dozen ;,and a hair plain colors in : 1 9 mrh P1n Wale Corduroy , TotkP pr MEN'S GREY SWEAT SHIRTS Warm, Cotton Fleeced Well made cotton sweat sh1rt in si1.es s, M, L & XL, Grey with fleec}' cotton lininj, Big Yalue. Harbour. ' $133 DISCOUNT PRICE �• • 1-DIIIJ lllltinel, ~ -- of Litany Features Sanborn Missionary Group Program Drt~matization A dramatization or a litany titled "J cob' w ll" high1 e tn ' • lllh ted~ ~.~linllonaof ~B. 8 · San lddl~ Flnry Ba~ety Mr. and Mrs. Marvin KeUy ol Wilbur Stewart and son, Gary, HAVE POTLUCK Middleport. of Mason, W. Va . Other dinner Members of the 3F club Paul Folmer of Madison and guests were Mrs. Jack Fowler were guests Sunday evening of fnend , Jamn Sm1th of Thomp and children, Tammy and TOlly Mr, and Mrs. Norman Foss:, Pt 1 son spent tha weekend with of Pt. Pleasant, w. Va. . Pleasant, w. Va . A potluck din• •• , his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanmck ner was served at 6 p.m. to Mr. In p , Max Fol.me~ and family. and daughter, Tern. of West and Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. omeroy . Mrs. Maxme Arnold and dau- Palm Beach, Fla., were recent Baker Gordon, Mrs. GeorKe H. Mr . and Mrs. Robert ~ ghter, Susanna, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Velma Dolll- Parker Miss Ada Hoskins Asa of Rising Sun. Md., arrived on dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. las. Hoskln~ and Mr. and Mrs. 'Foss . Friday for a visit with their I F~~&~~~~~~,;:~_ ..--.:.~:;;;;;;_;;;;;;_;~;:::.:;::;.:;,;: daughter and son-in-law, Mr. 1• , <·t and Mrs Kenneth Harris and · -t family I~ · Mr and Mrs. Fred Rosen- 1 Girls will have Initiation cereoni SUftda evening and the m . es will Y sent flowers to SO:'Yot th pregirl .th M Reol hard Owe in ~ 1 ;s· • I . Riley, Mrs. Dale Mourning , ~trs. Taking part were Mrs. Pearl Tony Fowler Mrs. Edison BakHoffman, Janice Gibbs and Mrs. er and Mrs: Frances Bearhs. Willis Anthony, and Mrs. John The Dorca s Circl e was hostess Fultz. and daughter, Ani~ . The for the evening with the Ha llo- 1 ,. effing ersonal i of the M eport t ptist c en . rge. e Chureh Monday evenlng at the observance of Baptist _Day . of church. Prayer wlll be combined With . the November meeting or the The setuna of tbe &lory de. Sanborn Sortet ~- . picted the sharing of homes · with other persons. Those tak-- Members of the EJecta Cir- 1baum of P~mer?y and her broing part were in costume with cle were in charge of .the pro- j ther and sJster-m-law, Mr. and each appearing in a spotllght gram and others taktng part Mrs. Russ ~pehart of Mas~n, during the reading. with the above were Clara B. W. Va.. VISited Sunday With new diet· rite. ...._......-.... CHASE FUNERAL HOME RE-OPENED ·· 1 cola AUGUST 15, 1964 Tom l'. Marlin , t'uncral Director , attended lhe University of n ayto n_ (;raduate of th(' Cincinnatt i College of Embalmin~ in 1957 . Associated w1th the Jerry Spears Funeral Home in t:oluwbus prior to Cl)ming tl) Chase Funeral Home. He wa ~ married i n 1958. His wife, Flo Dennis Mar· tm, gra-duated !rim Zanesville lli!l'h School and Christ Hospital School of Nursing, Cinn ., Ohio . They have 2 t' hildren, Tamela An11 , 4 years, and Abby Marie . 2 yrs . Mrs. Naomi Chase Howrll is still .associated with th e Funeral Home . lhe1r _ m~th~r, Mrs . Ed .capeh~rt who IS 1!1 In the Masstllon t.:Jty Hospit al. Over 40,000 Winners In This Exciting New Game ... only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all ) I 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE LYONS RACINE · AUU\e Dime su~s AlOl\\ committee read by Gladys Cuck- ler was accepted . 'i"he Booster 1rt Hoo"" meeting to be held at Belpre I October 12 was discussed and Marie Hauck announced · thaL the resenrations for the dinner had to be in by October 9 and those wishing to attend were to teU her before leaving hail. A meeting ol the Past Councilors was announced for Thursday evening at the home of Cora Beegle. Potluck re!resh- BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPOIT, 0 , ments were served. \Ot ICE ~.~··10t fM ''"' bMf ar• Mlect. ed for Kropr Tendtr•y perfect chob for ""'" ByP-Iece '!'he • 33c Revlon offers a special3 month size of 'Eterna27' at avery special price: THderay s . Swiss Steak __ •.• _lb. 59c T•nderQ Thrifty English Roast . . . lb. 49c -- Canned Bam . 3 ,~ $2.29 • - - - - - - .... - - - ·- 1~8~1- $1 CinnamOn Rolls _doz. 29c Mrs. Pavl'1 Fish Stix or Fillets .... 59c Milk •... ~~ _. _ o;, ,., 45c All FlnoM· -~.-..,...·· .__. K - Ice Cream -····· ~ ••, 69c \ GALLON '" JUG ·~ - K,_ R.T.P. Cherries ... _. _ 6 No~:: $1 Wuthlr Pruf Perm.nent Anti-Freeze _.. $1.29 K..,.. Kraut . _... __ .. 8 N;;.:o' $1 Listerine _17_':"·_·~,~ •• t!:tt:· 63c gol. Bread ____ . ___ . 5 :!.:'.; 99c AppIe p·Ie- . _____~mtr· . . . • 39c 98c HURRY! SUPPLY LIMITED PIZZA PIE with CHEESE DUTTON DRUG CO. -AND- MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,. .. . ..-.. • ' •• •.r • .~ •,. • •• • .. ,, ~ • ' •,. ft • · A > "-" • ... ,. "".., .. + • _. o•. ., . .... ,. ......................... ....N"4' V'alt~i~ St.,.. I ·- W,i.Ul COIWf.& and pur. chase ol 2 Heads af Velveeta Cheese . 2 ;;. 79c SAVE ON THIS VALVE Emb111y Salad Dressing __ 3 ""· $1 -,.Jh:, Lettuc• Oct.· HI; 1911 · - .S--.. pies :.:b. 69c -~ _v~ ~~ Coffee Tomato Soup Whlto Cloud Tissue _. -_-..•• 8 ..n, $1 K.....,. . Pumpkin .. _•.. 3N:~.~..., 49c Gtrden G•t• ScoH TcWflls ........... . ... ....... -..... .. ... . .. . 1st ct lfe Scott ·Facial Ti55ull ... .. ............. ~5 400 ct. 22c: Soft Weve TliSue . ... ...... ] .~ .....,. ,•. .,... . ...... . . . 21~ Sta-Fio Liquid Starch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l2 OL 21c ...... ....... ·--·- Starch .. , ~. "~ ...... .. ... . .. ~ ;'':-:"'W'.,., 1h gal. 39c .. . _....... ·. ...... ............. :•. . ..-•... 3 lb. 7le Krovo ................•........... :s;;.;~Jl. l lb. 59c i ~er Instant Dry Milk ........ ..... ~ •.•. •• , ...:•• i,~ ·;h.~ 14 qt. 19c Nny Bean a .... . , .. ... ...................... L 4 lb. 41c Sta-Fio Crisr:o 100% Corn OU Margarine_ 2'12 lb. 49c dz •f';• ;·•.. .: sy;:vp ............ ..... ............ .. .. clay lunch11. •••••••••• STEAK SALE Tokay 79~. KROGER GUARANTEE • summer to make these ' Flame Tokays! Every clust.r Frtsh-D1ted fer perfH. tfon It you ~ their .-.g111l will k11p for • week. fOOdnen • If you .,. not complet.ly satisfied with any FI"Hh-Dated Produce from Kroger. we wUI rtplace it or Nfvnd your money-plus 5D F .... Top Yah• Stampe for yo11r trouble. Snow White- Large Heads c Liquid Pinto Btan1 ................ .......... ..... \~:J;-~ 4 lb. Gretn Giant Ptas .................. ... , ......... . f¥,:i\.l site Kroger Vac Palt ~rn .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. ... .. ... .~~· (IJ , c:an Country Club Hominy .•. , . ... .. ....... _. _. p -') o. _303 c1n Red Karo Syrup . .. .. .. , . ... . ...-~ ~~ lh lb. RH Ktro ;lo'..·.;..,tt. - l lb. H•ins K..chup ............... , ....... ..... . ... ...~_~ .. ' 14 u. tor thoH •chool King Size C iflower •• 29c MICHIGAN CELERY 30 SIZE BUNCH milk 'Twin Rolls Ex. Sat.. Oct. 10. 11!64 50 EXTRA EA. c ONLY ROLLER'S STORE lb. of any 2 pkgs. Freta Top It took the Sun all Luge 13 OJ.. can R-u. $1.50 V•lue - - - - - - - chase B & S Twin or &Iter- K ...... ~-=-~-------. ROIJN!,· ~!JLOIN and T'IONE _ I 31b. can BllftHmilk Laundry Detergent REVlON POTATOES '" . *50 FrH fop ll'iliM Stamo with coupon and pur- hortening $ c Delicious! SPECIAL CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE .. Campbells New and Goocl Gr~de .. , , , Ufltlltl Sw..m. Sat., Oct. 10, ~ ,' Q ,. DONUTS Easier Comb Outs-Lighter Fragrance f'...f Hl. 1%-1 r.x Armour Vegetole • Morton Cre(lm Asst. Var. HONEY DIPPED Salon Proven Formula- Better Hold ~:->' dlasc ot 1 Jar Kroger 2-3 While l.Ueat - V.. Dark Met•t c lb. bag Bonel@u L•an Bite Siu ' Be.f Stww ,' Ex -.-r wilh eoupoo aod chase oi :II lb. lb. 1 ' "· SO EXTRA .... r,. ..... .._, T41PVatu.Statmp~ with coupon and PI""· Rqul111r or PirMnto HOI1 D.-niad VItamin D *BAKERY BUY U. S. NO. 1 with coo1p01" ..:· Boneless - Boiling Beef _. _. _ lb. 29c Pillsbury \ *Frozen Food Buy EXTRA , . FREE .. TOP VALUE STAMPS Ex. SalHX:t. W, 1964 Boston Roll Roast •b-'79c Turkey Roasts .•• 89c Chuck Steak __ •• _ lb. 53c MRS. PAULS SEAFOOD 14 oz. .Fish Sticks and Brulil,ed Fi.$lt Fillets . HOLSUM Professional Hair Spray 500 IIXTaA Frwe Top Yelw Sf...,., with a:lUPOD and Plll"" ...... ol 3 .... Ff'Hh Ground Mull: Tenderay Boneless - Rolled & Tied Thrifty or Shoulder I. 10t ~ri~ Swiss Steak ______ lb. 65c Chuck Steak _____ lb. 59c Our Low Price I 6-bot. crts. • To Win . 50 EXTRA WHISTLE SOFT DRINKS in"'"' ByThelb Piece Smoked Picnics 1Sli<OCtw~~.7•l lb. Clnnarwon Tepptd .- Please don't let this,.... d!anee lolly 'Etem1 2T slip IIWIJ. (it could be 11Umq point lilel) Slf> ot. Choc. - - can elowly with ..,.... hMt. c MIL ~K Introducing! 8!!. Buf Jb Kro' er E.mploye •., low-c.ott muls. For bMt Nlulh.- eook fyiny is IIUirlntttcl tendtr. Y2 Gallon Carton DUTTONS II•IUhdUI) Thrifty Beef - • • tht ' pt. 1 Chuck Roast 1964 Only top tr•det of vrain· RNitt. T..,.ray BY POPULAR DEMAND•. FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR Copyright, The Krogor Co. Chuck Roast RUTLAND Win 4 Exciting Ways • 1000 Top Value Stamps • SO Top Value Stamps· • Top Value Gifts Ford Mustang Thrifty Tenderay HOOVER buill ) •• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiderkehr of. Kettering and M~ . SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COLA. NEHI, meeting was opened With a_n ween theme carried ou: in the Waynt> Wilson of Columbus VISTRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE organ prelude by Mrs. CecJI table setting and refreshments. ited this wet"k with Mrs. W. CAPS. Bradbury. Mrs. Paul Smart, Fall flowers were used in dec- A. Morgan . president, gave the welcome orating. Sen·ing were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly of THEY ARE VALUABLE! and led the group in singing the Frank Cheesebrew. Mrs. Clyde Columbus were weekend guests WE WILL PAY 1/z CENT hymn, " In Christ There is No Winebrenner Mrs. Elizabeth of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. TOM C. MARTIN PHONE SH 2-4371 EACH TO YOUR fAVORITE CHARITY East or \\'est." Slaven. Mrs. 'Beulah Wh.ite, Mrs. Eve.. re~tt~D:ai~l~e!..y,:._.:A:nne::_:S::_:t:::··_:•:nd::.'!============================= She closed with a poem and Agnes White, Mrs. Pearl Hoffprayer. Mrs. Wil1is Anthony of man and Mrs. Bennet t. the Lovejoy Circle presented the devotional period using the topic "The Alahaster Box." Dur- Prnrtic~ is Held Food Market lng the business meeting Mrs. Clover Farm Clover Farm Store u.nte Store With A Hart" Charles Bennett gave the bud- For Inspection Department Store get report for the year. Fifth and Pearl Practice for inspection on Route 7 A special project will be do- Monday, November 2 was held New Phon• No. SH US4t RACINE nations for 20 foreign medical when Theodorus Council . DaughTUPPERS PLAINS Opon I to I Moo!, Thru Sot. hospitals in Haiti and Bengal. ters of America, met Monday RT. 124 RUTLAND made of evening at the IOOF ball. Announcement was the World Community Day sponsored by the County Council of Lotti(" Cohen. councilor, preRight reserved Church Women to be- held at sided and the meeting opened to limit quantitiea the Rutland Methodist Church in ritualistic form . Alta Nelson Friday, Nov, 6. Packets con- and Opal Hearhs were reported tai.nlng toilet articles and edu- home from hospital. Margaret cational suppUes for children Smith. Eunict.. Will, Adria Sayof Brazil and Africa are to be re, Anna ShoE'maker, and Cora brought to the meeting. Mrs. Denny were reported ill. Round Harry Houdashelt reported on ' robin cards were sent to Anna the packet contents. Shoemaker and Opal Bearhs. 'J11e newly organized Guild Margaret Seldenabel repm-ted ,..;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;o;;i'====·olon \'isiting Alta Nelson and that she thanked the Council for the WE'Itl CELEBRATING flowers sent to her. Nettie HayNATIONAL HOOVIR WEEK es reported that Fannie McNaWASHII mee asked that the members 1 SPII.JIIYER visit her. ' · The report of the auditing Fast, C0111pect, EcGnOI!IiCII. ~a lily -,, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 7, 1964 1 Kraft Pure Pineapple·Orange Juice _.. __ ~ 43c 19C: 15c 10c 16c 47c 2Sc Sugar ·-· · ··· · ······················ · ······ ··-· ·· 5 lb. ~· Sug1r . . . . . . . . . . ........ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 lb. $1.!5 Sugar _. __ . _............................. ...... .. 25,. Jb. $1.19 Martha White Com Meal ..... ... ..... ....... ·)i.. .. . .. .. 5 lb. lfc Swansdown C1k1 Mlx•s .. . __ ........ , .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . l4c Avondale Pta en ~.and Slices _. ,, . . • . . ~ _ ..:.:_ ·. ~.:..:.:i _. 27e:_ K1'998r Fruit ~all .. . .. . . ., ......... . .. ft. *. c.nt~Jtor 'p~ K•ndu Detergent Powder .. :. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . Kandu Liquid 20' 01. '27c Detergent ......................... .... .. . 22 OL lfc K•ndu Blaach .. . ... ........... ...... .... ......... 'h t.tl. Kr'OfH Cern Flakes ..... .... ....... : . ...... ......... Ul ·o:z. Armour Potted Meat .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . 3 o-. K,..,- All Purpose Oil ............................... ... 24 oa. De Jlc lie •· . JSc Avoncb!le Cllflup . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . • . .. . • . .. . • .. .. • .. 2 for 2k _~:r ' Spotlight Coffee . . . .................. ...... .. ...... , • .. .. 1 lb. 69c Spotltoht Coff" . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ........ 3 tb. $U3 Embasay Salad DrHsint . _. . ... ....... .. .. . .1Citt. $1 Purina OGg Chow Kroger Milk 11 lb. ... •••. $1 {No Bot& ~sit J Endive . ea. 19c Escarole ea. 19c Yams ·albs. 39c BONELESS STEWINGBEEf - 69c Michigan Peat '~b: $179 lb. "'•fiii'. U', ..... .., . • · - • _.."' .,,.. ,, ,.,__ -· -· -- · · · · " . .. . . .. ... .. . .. _.. ..... .... . ·-. Fertilizer «..11-5) HI $2.98 ..... .................. ' ...... . .. . .. ...... ...... ....... . ......••••..•.• lor Ito .- �.o<.\•.·, p ~ ·•• ' ·--. ... - . . ... -.... . . .................. _. ........,. ... ~ .......~- ·- · . . . . ....... ~- ~ .. , .,-.----·---....... ~---·--·· ·. - -·--·-.--~ -.: · 1' '~- • I ~fJally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid<Tleport . rJ . rJct . 7. 1964 I ' i • 0\l'r.HTF'R UPI Briefs Mr dnd Mrs. - - - - - - - - - - ,neld. Mr Hudd we-nt hl11 nrst term of IIChool to Miss Brad- Harrisonville fie ld. • SITTING 0~~ TOP Of The WORLDWITH ~ Egypt Holds Tshombein ,..,. .. "' ., ·~ ~:. . ' ~- \ COMPARE COMPARE' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU STEAK SALE! ! lb. eROUND ICUBE lb . EVERFRESH SPRY Fro1en Vegetables VEGETABLE Shortening 2 lb. 10 01. can - -- -- 1 v, lb. pkg. 33c WAID CROSS~ RIGHT TO LIMIT 1 g•'- 49c .ROBINSON'S -. ' Middleport, 0. NO STAMPS- NO GIMMICKS - NO COUPONS- JUST LOW LOW PRICE$ EVERY DAY ." • < . DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES : JELLO c. - - Box LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING SONS LB. RACINE, 0 . --- ------ LB. BAG The In the Middle Block Next to Elberfelds POMEROY 'S QUALITY SHOE STORE SALAD DRESSING OUIK Open All Day Thursday c #his montht. ...... of01 BUSHEL • NO PRINTED ARMOUR$ CIRCUITS • lloUIO tft•- ononth• Wfltrt CtH!OI n n . .. rVICI tYt•ltble. an• 111nnfl• 11 10 II¥ ~tlh OIM fltr 110.00 d• MOnth_, .,01" II SIMLAC MILK "CAPACITY PLUS" QUALITY COMPONENTS I.ASJ LONG£11 • n.. ASHBY • ....._. 5211 fiM FUmH:ur., Contempora,- cablnWy BALLARD or PILLSBURY Vienna Sausage ' AS LOW AS c .00 ZENITH QUALITY FEA T U RES F OR F INEST PERFORMANCE 1 Super Gold Video Guard 82 chan- · net tuning system for longer TV · life and greater picture stability. , .· Themostaccuratecotor · hues from Zenith's pat. . .,. ......., j INSIST ON THE BEST QUA\.t'fv': .. n•& .kANDC:IU.FTED ZENITH TY ,_ INGELS FURNITURE u.u. '""" ••""'" n.oo. "\ ' . .r FOOD CAN 15C · PURINA t1'0G CHOW ''\h • . ented Color detl1oduiator circul~ Open Friday and Saturday Nighto-Phono WY 2·2635 MID:PLEPORT, OHIO KENNEL RATION OG :::::=~TJIMifJ 125 gold contacts in Zenith's oz. 11 PlZZA MIX Owen, PUDII ..... TIDI'I•ftlll . ldlto~ 11 lit lJc COFFEE MATE APPIAN WAY (1,, '*'"••• c BONUS BUYS! SIIOiTCUTS DEVOTED TO INT!ff:EST OP MEIGS MASON AREA -._,·.., PERT NAPKINS CAN NO PROOIJCTIOil THE DAilY SENTINEL luDUP!tr!IOrl ...... 0•11....... O'r q,rrl•r tYtlltbl•. II <!In" .,, .... 11, '"• te.. tn ltdvltnet .. lht Otlll hnr.n•r eHictt . 115.60 OilY I l ·9c 200 SIZE • Mrs. Ruth Faught, Mrs. Mary ... c DEPEN0A81Ulf Swain and John Montgomery. Publl1ftea tYIII"'t •fterftOo" ...:cepl sun lltJ' IJy '"• Dftlo Y•lley Publ !fhlnt CompenJ' IHI .t,ll•cft•nlt St •aftltU>J' OhiO BUtlftlh OHICO phone W't t. 1157 l&dltarltl lftane wv t-2111 l!nhFIO tt Hcen11 Clttl nltlllnl nltlter tl lilt - • office tt Pon~er""' 01'110. NttiOrtl l tchotrt1tln• ... pr-tttiYf 8ottlneiU Wlmbtll Inc .. 10 l.tttne •on a. .... "''"' 'l'o•• City fiN• "~Irk SCOTT'S TOWEL GREATER Smith and infant daughter, Mrs. Nannie Queen, Mrs. Bobby DH.l, Elmer Belue, Mrs. Virgil Lakf!, •u: ... ro CIIHhl GERBER'S lARGE SIZE lOW. HANDWIRED CHI\SSIS FOR ()'Dell, Clyde Fisher, Rubert Glass, Mrs. F. David Richmond and infant daughter, Mr~. Damon R. Bennett and Infant daughter, Mrs. .Fred L. Hoffman and infant .son, Mrs. NaUer F. It's bere today! Bui/i for you by Pldwin Sltoes. this not little Roll Pound Discharged Patients fecently discharged Included Mrs. Halder Rhea 1 Mrs. Clester Tackett, Miss June by c Pound 11b.box ROMES or DELICIOUS Mrs . F'rank Herald, .Jr., daught er, 8:18 p.m. Tuesday. , Mr.s. Gene f<'owle r, 007 Atlams Ave., Ravenswood, W. Va., son, 1:45 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Robert G. Phillips, 710 Cherry SL, Ravenswood, W. Va., son, 10:39 a .m. Tuesday Mrs. Robert K. Hoefli ch, Pomeroy Star Rt.. daughter, 10:34 a.m. Tuesday . Mrs. Larry B. Wyatt, H.utland, son, 10:47 p.m . Monday. Box 10c ROLL SAUSAGE BONUS BUYS! Chapman-Canaday JELLO PUDDING c PKG. - ~-::===~~~-===~-~ ... ~ -:;.·::~---- -- WORLD SERIES kart-track-version of tile famous Lotus-Ford tnat's made racing history at Indianapolis. Our Lotus by Pedwin is gasoline powered witn 8 48" wneel base and fiberglass bny. -. Come in today. Fill out t/1:1 ,.,ntry blank and _ ,bring it with you. You · might win this lotus . l1r yOfll' very own I • QUANT I T'r Kanauga, 0. BRAND NAME fOOD \lEMS IBY REQUEST) AT ROMAN CLEANS ER • '. -. -.' 1 lb. box 31c ON TOP-OUAUTY PEAS- CORN- LIMA BEANS & MIXED VEGETABLES 59c Bleach WE RESERVE THE •• ~ ZEST A CRACKERS £V£R~ D~~ STEAK __ 89c 1 qt. ( 69 lOW£R PR\C£S e SIRLOIN eT-BONE ' DOWNEY -... CANS 5 oz. 25 lb. s / ) .. �I I I 10-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleoprt, 0 ., Oct. 7, 1964 WANT AD 2 SIGNS INFORMATION ... p - M*DUII.. .,.,. ..,... , ...... '*' QUA0:_,TY DwfttM . . . "" Ill . . . . . IQ' 1963 Tempest Pontiac c . - . . .noN m .........• •m ... b• ·~ o... ., ~ Mw .... 1>1- _ , . . , ,.,. ad:tt ., _....., .n~n•ll"• lftJ I' f'11111 ..so ,_... IIC! ~ •tonultl ,. I IJ c.nw ,_ • ....-~ ""' ~ao 1960 Rambler Clanic Wagon I Lot· ~\ u ~>. ner , 6 Of I '"-' n 1 , S11indar4 Un ish . tn.rt ~ , l'.adtu, bt'~h!r, $899 WTLL 00 rugM~:~ry weavlng. Phone WI 9-28211. .a...awrence, '• el ean in· Lung du!tum, Ohio 10 1 6tp MUST BE SOLD! 1 SHAIN & PHILSON STORE SOOAL CALENDAR Plans were made to honar seniors in Pomeroy H II h school band at the GalllpollJ game on OCtober 30 . w~ the Band Boosters Association met Monday evening in the Senior Higb School auditorium. Mra. Maxine Arnold, presl- OCT. 1 1be Amatmr Gardeners Club o1 Middleport lrill meet Wednesday evening at the borne of Mrs. Robert Reibe1, Leadins Creek Rd., at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Charles Lewt!, regiooll direetor will be the guest speaker. 1'========-=--:j;:==========:l R IE Fo r 5.a_.!._ I •• st•te --""""=-:-:-:~-:----::-· - HOMESITh, approximately 2 TRA NSM!SSWN Salvage Comacres, gO()(] spring on proper pany . Repainng al l makes. •tomaH<' and ~tandard tran• missions. E!e('tric welding. Phone WY 2-6173. t 24 tfc OPEN EVES . 7,00 P.M. POMEROY . OHIO rl:iAJ'II&.a ., Ol!..ll'\J. l'or 11111 .ani mm. ANTIQUITY, OHIO WTLL laundt'r or block cente.-.. plt'( 'e!l . SH 2-4865 . 10 2 6tp Pomerov Motor Co. l"tt:N. ...,. • ~nna ....,. O • - " ' Ml HNI IIJ . ., _... wttt1111 11 l8n. goud l i Lt'~ heatt"r, grel"n I I C..hl a-- .-.~ ,_...,_ .., ...... u .. f'.har•• Ill ... tl nn~ I tnm GENERAL STORE 10 6 12le rt":ll ~mJrt ''aJ Dt> lllXt' 1 ~,,. ,_tt.,. :;r:;~~·N:~rn~c·;~~ up": $2195 Band's Seniors To be Honored On October 30 FOR SALE! S yf'an: to pay. Call WY S.. 28i4 or WY 2-SllV. 1962 Volkswagen 2-Door - -- - - $1499 ...,......, ""'- '""" .tw.- ..w •mm.dl•••l! e"' ,. ,.,, ._.. *•" ..... ,.._,.,., t Business Services -AL-u~-IINUM-..u.•-~or~ng-.-~orm- W1ans 2 Duur Re-d O\t'l 11h t l~ f1nhoh. good whil e wJIJ llres, 326 cu . m . V8 en:;:rne. ~ui<.Jtn.>llc lnw.~o H:.td Jo JDti beater. A '*""''...,,_"''"' .... .... .. ILAMULA l' hj""· ~ Pomeroy Motor Co._ I t_., lots Jf shade trees, locat· ed on U. S. 33 near Rock SpMngs Fairground. $2,500. R. A. Finlaw, WY 2-2975. lo-3-tfc dent, conducted the meeti~g Mr~. Edgar Reynolda II tbe eowhlcb opened with lbe Lord ' hostess . Prayer in unllon. Reporta were The Pomeroy Shablpeart given by various eommlttee club will meet W«<nesday at chairmen. Mrs. Truman R~ 2 p.m. at the home of MrL Bea CARRIER WANTED I, RUTLAND sell, chairman of the ways and Neutzllng, Moplt Place. mearu committee, appointed so- Ucllors for the buslneu district OCT. I In Pomeroy. The Eleanor Circle of Healll Solicitors named were M r s. Methodist Church will meet on ICII IIOUU Tom Crow and Mrs. Max SawThursday evening, October 8 at Ulll ... .. - ' ·"" ... Lit o.o, Bltv.n!LU --·:w> " W •co IS·OO aoa" HOUSE for sale. HarrlsoDviile. yer, upper block: Mrs. Cbarles 7:30 p.m. at the church. Mis! l'l"'l eQ "U'r' I Help Wanted For 5•1• 3 bedrooms and bath . Make & Griffith middle block; Mrs. El- Bess Sanborr. will present tht 1 ro "-'CB. " LJGiff HMrtJNG or water za Gil~ore Jr. and Mrs. Wal- 1,rogram with Mrs. C~arlt!S By&DUL'J PaOuUf':I..,'R 8 24 12 tc W II.NY .a,p EXCF:LLENT !raining pro· l'SF.n Frigidaire elertrie hauling. Phone WY 2-6222. offer. SH 2--M6S. Apply ter Grueser, lower b1ock; Mrs. l er devotiona l leader. gram. Car and hi1.11i ~whou! ' ' I %4 30tp FOR SALE-Middleport 's taDMaxine Arnold and Mrs. l;ail l The Pomeroy Bend Citlzenil ga~ I b "Jl h ld th . PHONE WY 2-21S6 n''' •sa r'" ["lean ~or·'· ".' o ra nge, $40 :. Hardwick ' • " ~ _, I 11 est buUdiog, located W N. 01 Buck, lower Pomeroy; and Mrs Land Radio clu wt o etr i la_r·ofl o~ Olll of town rravelrangt>. S40: coa beater. sma Second Street Middleport Ral"h Smith and Mrs. Larry I r~gular monthly meeting Thurt1 , ap- 1 s1ze . usi'd I winter, 2 good HKATING, PlamblDI, Mueller .., J ~==========:' lt mg . Cllll WY 2_235810 for metal bt>ds and springs, livrraruce.. Muold Brolh~. Priced for quiet ..ale J.D. Sheets. Pom>:roy Route 3. A d£ty at 7:30 v.m. at the ~1iddle7 1 p0lntment. Jtc mg room suite, fair condition, hll Easf Maja str~t. Pomquire at otUo HoteL discussion w!:ls held on the re- port American legion ball. GerC•rd of Thanks $1 5. r. . £. elertric refrigera- eroy. Pb... WY W4tl. 10 lit tfe WY 2-2156 pair and cleaning of the band aid Weidner of the FT\IALE offtct' employee tor. good one fur ns. Call 7 20 tfc uniform s State Patrvl wi:: be guest speakWE \lllSH to take this uppor- . matnl~· for typing and fi lmg. SH :H802 all tor 5 p. m. HOME for rent In Pomeroy 3 AI the close of the meeting, cr and all members are urged tunity to thank all rtw se who Full t1me- Call WY 2·2.158. refn•shmt>nt s were served by to attend. 10 7 ltc lr-----------,1 rooms and bath. WY 2.-35~ I assisted in any way o:~t the 10 7 3tc _""c-==-c=-c...,----:-c:--c---:-: --------,-,---1-_l_l·..., tfc TO MEET THURSDAY !.he Redford group. The Laurel Clifl Better nrne of the death of our son. I PF.HFE\TION Oil healer w1th SEVEN ROOM brick horne tn Past Councilors of Theodoru~ Hoslesst>s for the November Health club will have its annuJeffrey Sro1t Gibh!i. 0 u r C.JRL FOR general office work .!' drums and f1t1ings . Dayton 1 & Pumeroy, two bathrooma, f Council Daughters of Amrei('a mt>eting will bC' Mrs. Larry al anniversary dinner Thursday grateful appreciation also to Heply m o~>.·n handwrit ing., ~leetnc scales. 30 ton eapac--1 of 1 bedrooms, garage, ba!lement, will meet Thursday evening at Shee ts, Mrs George Hicks, Mrs. [ i:ll 6:30 p.m., at the home those who st>n ! flow!'rs and f'are u! lite Daily Senttnel, 1ty. 10 ft. meat cast>, 19~ 3 fimshe<l rooms In attic. the home of Mn. Joseph Beeg- Vernon Evans, Mrs. Gail Buck . Mrs. Charle::. R. Karr Sr. cards, and brought food . w~ Box 668-X. PoP1ero~·. Oh io Mercury, body and c.hassl s Parts & Service On Large :oL Out of high water. le, Racine, and Mrs. Hoy Grueser. The Southern Local Athletie wish also How- Cive name. address. and pre- , IP ss 1motor and transm1ss1on, Central heatinn& Inquire ~============-==== Boostt:rs will hold d theit regJJo. 1 · to thank Rev. Any Make Chain Saw . 1rd Killingsworth an d Rev. vwus expNienee. comp e1e course 1n rn d"JO an d Charles Wildermuth WY z.. lar meeling Thurs ay evemng. John Brien. the ch01 r and 10 6 3tr tt'le\·i!-;inn with nil equipm ent. ; 9-26-tfc Ortuber 8, at the Southern Lo2205 or WY 2-6ll 6. the Foglesong Funeral Hom!! Charles Larkins, Long Bot · ' Sm•ll Engine Service - - - - - - - - --cal High schooL and all others who helped in LOOKING FOR SICURI tom, Ohio. 10 7 Uc , BOUSE FOR SALE: ' room• .,_,,.. There will b< a meellng of 1 many ways to ease our JOB? furnished. Minersville. $3000. the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of j'rief. May God Bless you 1GOOD 40 gal. apple buller kil- \ 806 W. M•ln Pom•roy, 0. Phone WY t-3312. t 25 tfc q Bela Sigma Phi Thursday i:lt 0 8 · c.'"' •~,..,- ,.. ~. I •JJ T?Jin foqtie wuh stand and sti rrer. ,~l1o.--- by Helen Bottei--.J 7:30 at th~ office of the Colum'lr •- "· H •- I G"bb 5 ... au• at~ \!Me. m.rrvrr:~an ~~.... Clarence Gruescr. Phone b. G I Oh" I M"ddl l ..- . .,. +m ~. U.ut'f l Aut0 Sal1a as o 10 n 1 epor . fl~ttMa. UDellizJ S•rv~oe.. b••nu•t~11'1 9-36-1 • . 1" 7 Jtc PHOTO Copyln• Service Cop •• 10 7 ltc .,. Hus. ., v · D • • PAPER~OY PROBLE~ Dear Mod : ies made of legal papen. [ear Helen : She may figure cash on the OCT: 9 Thursday, Friday and Saturday birttJ records and almos! any , 1959 FORD, 9 passenger Coun- 1 am the mother of a paper- Une is a fale worse than "dt!bt" Syracuse Method ist Chureb Instructions Notice Specials at Hard.en's Markel, othf"r documpnts Also lamtn- 1 s •re Stat1"on Wagon au will have a rummage sale iD ry atic qu transmission, power ' - boy. A customPr her m(!n Syracuse. Fai rmont l1·e M1 lk un~ m plast1c, film to pre· tom h had become h but . it's the onlyt way C --"It Ilk U. S. CIVIL SERVICI! TESTS I · 19 ~allon 98c 3 lb s. omom, .c; S('rve your valuable papers. stet>ring, radio , heater, pow- good d friends wit my son. S e WI f 1ven . rr.u ,<A de the church basement Friday - 1I stay 90 , .. , flmnen Ul -0:. St•r• 'UCb u n and Saturday from 9 a. m. to \\e l l~ S\H'et U· d t>r ~ 8!Jc ga 1.; Re~HPr insurance, PnmProy er brak•s Phone WY "31196 tol him when he came to co 1·111quor, 19 or wom-en SEE THE NEW 11 0211{1 ' w~ek f"re p l ra•on •r-ln oni , 4 p. m. Soup, pit and coffee ~ · tr lect that he shouldn't knock but ment who can handle it H. •t n• lr • vp " · ~ rh~~~•~otlo ~1 I"'" 10 lOs - ~o I pnt;Jioes U 4 tfc or see it 3t Hackett's Soh1o NG llANO DEOPfll E't>••••n~• <1111111, "n " ''"• ' will also be served . Those ~!tc Fl'ozen HorSl'V. Concen· - - - - - - - - - - s · 10 7 tic should walk in if the door was YOUR HEI.I'I uri'fU.:II i nJ nrmtllnn Q!l jn ht ' 1 wishing to take 50Up home are "Jpnu ., ··.,.mcc•t I'L n " ro•••~ 'ei'YICe . open, iO IS not to disturb t~ PARTMENT lratf'd Orange JUJ ce - 4 for AUl71UNM•:R J1v11ll "lmt! &!1<1<"S• ~I'd Pb "'IO : asked to hring their own conLtnro111 Se...,ee tsn1 451• Tilt ' sr.oo 10 Cla rk bars - 29c; sleeping baby. He thought thi3 Dear Helen : Complt'W Servtee FOR SALE, 1953 Chevrolet, 52,- meant all the time, though U tainers. o.n, ~·"''"'"'I 3 lbs . shct'd bologmt ~ $1 00; t'Mtl tiradlord 000 mile~ . Good condition. I had known about it, I would I wish 3ome of your kind Mary Shrine White Shrine of i: .-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM.... EN ....-. .. . ........... Clllll'k Ro<~st - 49r lh Eggs, "~· r ..ae « C.atad \ 1 g 2 32 J h Ihl readers would send some cards mixed stzl's. - 3 doz.-8~c . A. C. BKAJWURD Phone V . 7 . o ~t.. 6 have stopped the arrangment. of cheer to Mrs. Maude C. Jerusalem will meet at the ' GET A MAN'S JOB!! Wtnrsap apples - $1.79 bu RaCon:, •-- o••· On 1as t CO II eC 1·JOn day, he "'I . Heney B. Landes IOOF hall Friday at 8 p m. All I Op., raton~ llll!ldoar•. sradero dr ar r emmg, c-o members are urged tu be pres•un~•. ~~~..·~~~"~" ;" "' ~··r~pPn 1:.,,. - -~--,-, ____ 10 i ::ttc , 5 18 ttc THREE TRUCKS_ 1962 Inter- walked in, as he ~ad been State Ho .. pital, Philadelphia. ent. ,0:,. ::.~f;m.:'n~ ~·~~ ~,~a~~(l,';~" .~.·; THF:Kr-:·s NO charge fo r use - - - - - - - -nationa l. 1948 International, told, and was su.rprlsed to see Pa. 30. She will be there for The Eleanor Circle oi Heath POMEROY, 0 11 1 1 ·u n ·~·td~n~~~~;).~'.!'~e:o "' '•· ul carpel ~lt amf'luoe wtth l £&1'1 GraeRr, PhunblDC tiMI 1953 Dodge. Leo Morris, SH 'l- the lady emergmg half clad some time and I knmt she'd Methodist Church will sponsor ~=========':!"· I IU: .. \ ' l' F"li(IP\IE\ '1 SI' HOOI s purchase of Blue Lustre c.<J r• u~atiDK ~648. 10 • 6tp rrom her bedroom. She was be helped by maiL- A FRIEND a rummage sale Friday and • ' t5t :o II Lan .. "''" 'I d ed f D HI 1 i ·,~""'"''"· oh... P"t shampoo. Baker FurmMinrnriUe , OhM very angry an scream or ear e en : Saturday, October 9-10 in the LOSE WEIGHT safely and eat· ture, :\fidd!eport. 10 6 Gte End vour 1~wer troot\Jes him to get out. Needless to say My hu~bana works for Civil f(Jrmer A and P building in Midlly. with new Del-a-diet tab- ~1 • - w~ have lliJ stz. The RarnbiPr hf' did. I imagine, knowing my St!TVice. YestPrday he came dleport. Mrs. Kenneth Cooke lets. Only 98c. Stark Pharm· For Sale WOMAN'S GOOD, clean used Sewer Macbines World Standard ol Compatt son, he wa~ more embarrassed home and asked me to find his is chairman and members havacy . 8-IJ-60tp _ _ dresses. mostly SIZe 161r2. 2 Rf'.asonab.le ltllta l!::xcellence th an she was. birth certificate because they ing rummage for pick-up may ('HJHI I.AJI UA male pt.ppy fo r or $500 or 1 for S300 No CaDW\'t-%974VayorNt~ll1 1 81 , car ronrn, ride . and per-1 She stopped taking the pap- hadaskedhimifhewanted 1 cunlact her or members of the AUTOMOBD.I: btsurJnc• beeo _ sal~:. \'1 3-21HZ. 10 6 Jlp mght cal ls Re.stdenre D 1 1 Zl Uc form<.~nc e. Sm:~ll c~tr e-couom}' er. 1 don't know what she has job overseas. 1 went C·•mpletecircle. cancelled? l.ost your opera- - - -- -- - -- · - - •', Adeli ne lltown ing, RL I. Ru t-~' and managrrablllty S. sa"td, ly to pieces and accused him Return Jonathan Meigs Chapkd"'t bceuef cau W~ J-2911. COJI.IPI.F:TELY reconditioned land . 10 6 6tc "'1 tr l"t e M to My probler Is shOuld I have lot wanting t' get away from ter, Daughters of the American IUiUc Kt'nmore y,nnger I~'P'? wa sh- AK --C Bas~et PUJJ, my - - nit•e - .· EXPERIENCED E t' opo 1 s1 aD p0 n my son go •"nd apologize to her n:e and our four children. He Revolution, will meet Friday, '-- - - - - : : , - - - - - - [ ~:r- . 2 speed.s, aut oma! tc t1m· , ANtsonablt'. 19:11 Chevro let , 4 ·Pb Ma 0 WY trt>f't.Wl11 nmtroy or should r go and explain, or should have talked to me first October 9 at the home of Miss for Rent tor. Pl~mp . Hmse .t ub mrlud - door rou pto _ SJZ5. 195 .1 Chev li one 4 22 tfc is it her ,~lace to make things about it. We haven 't spoken Nimcy Reed In Middleport at 2 - - - -- - - - -- - 1 ttl. $5o. lit Y 2-2836 l'olet panel trurk. SI50. Bott1 right with him? since and I don't know what he p.m. Guest speaker will be Mr. FURNISHED apartment for 10 6 tfc have very good mntors a n d We would appreciate your plans to do , but I know he has Nolan Carson, ClncinnMU attorrent , - ..... noor. 3 rooms : d bod" Ph c00lvllle I i Werry is Elected advice. - CONCERNED MO· a form to fill out for a job ney. Roll call will be commentt 1 a•........ goo one 1D-3-6tc rrom the laTRf"st trurk or : p TilER overseas. He wouldn't dhave gotand bath . 381 S. Second Ave, 1r 0 66i-365~. les. id I J G on the program, Hostesses wiD 11 Middleport. c, WY 2_5262 _ ; N W AT lANDMARK ;;;;;.,;;;;======== res en o roup Dear Mother: ten it if he wasn't rea y to go. be Miss Ree<.:., Mrs. Wayne GUJ. 10 6 tt·c ,' 1f" Dulldm:er radlalor to tbe 1 To avoid embarrassment Shouldn't 1 feel - HURT AND bons, Miss Frieda Faehnle, 60 Chevrolet _ $895 omall"t bealer core. I Ralph Werry was elected OUT - - - - - -- -- - - ' , president of the Federated (your son's). and possible lost LEFI' and Mrs_ John Duerr. TRAILER on Grant Street. ; t"or·.,ir 4 d, _ Sedan, Youth Fellowship when il mel temper (yours, il the lady won't !Jear H and LO: CaU WY 2-3346 or WY 2-2186. 1 Ori ginal black finl~h like admit she was wrong) why not I think yoc should be thrilled wv 2-2141 PoMeroy Sunday evening in the social JACOBS DECORATED 10·3-tfe ! new· '===""""'""'====~'I room of the church. Mike Glo- manage the explanation long and excited over the prospect 63 Mercury- $2,495 0 M Y AUl"'''DNF.ER bokar was elected vice pres!· distance, by mail? Apologize of living .n a foreign country. Airman First Class Steven L. TRAILER loti for rent, close :• l · ct;U · Jacobs, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 ............ THRU OCT. 10 V8 _ 4 dr. Monteny. Shows Chester, Ohio. 3 23 tfc dent, Anita Hall, secretary; for the misunderstanding and After all, Civil k Service th . fa workT to .._..Lumh·r ..... }'mat & and schools. treasurer ', Ann assure her your d" son thought he m11es Dale Secv alley Sttpply Comcare by one local own. llr===-=====;;;;;IDonna ReP·-], ut: . II ers I usually h tath e e1r transf d M. Jacobs d of 90h S. •-·~perk Plug, - - - e. . 49c lf'nder rr. Fully equipped. Holter, news reporter, and Sal- was Collowing IrectJOns. a ong w en cy are er- Of! Ave., Mi dleport, as iJCeii pany, Middleport . 10-3-tfc row Ch•lns ••· $2.57 ! ly Globokar and Mrs. Betty Rei- this doesn't jog her memory. red. You tollered before you decorated with the U. S. A l r WINTER STORACE tor boats, bel, ways and Means. forget it. You can't win 'em were hurt. - H. Force Commendation Medal at 8 IS ft. or less. Brown >Iarine,: Llghl "tbo - - - ... llc After the election the mem· all. (Bul keep a carbon copy Athens, Greece. Alrman Jacobs Minersville. Phone W'r 2-3324. ! Unieo 23 cu. ft. Pomeroy, Ohio Top Dollar Peld For hers received vanilla which the of the letter, just in cae she This column is deillcated to was awarded the medal for 10 1 Stc . Ch••t Fr••1• ' - - - $239 Wrecbo C•tt •nd Truch Youth Fellowship is selling for reports to the paper.)- H. family living, so lf you're bav· meritorious service as a flight :-:::==-:-:-- - -LOMEROY i Farm Equipment Auction a money making project. ~ HORRmLE FATE ing kid trouble or just plain facilities systems specialist at MODERN 4 room and bath Satonlay, Oct. 10, 11,30 p.m. I 24 HOUR TOWING 1 newly elected officers were In Dear Helen: trouble, let Helen Help YOU. Athen. He is a graduare of Midfurnished apartment. M 1 d- : Jeck W Carsey Due to other employment 1 _ Columbus last Sunday to at- You said "cut off her credit'' She will alsc welcome your dleport High School. IDs wife dleport. WY 2·3374. M;r. WY l-2:111 am discontinuing my farming Opt,n 1 A.M. to 1 P.M tend a Youth Conference on to the husband whose wife can't own amusin~ experiences. Ad- is the former Wanda R. Roush g 11 t!c i' l ~=====....,._,.,_.,_~ and will sell the following ;~~':.d ~'t."t.:J "Youth Ministry" at the handle charge accounts. A dress Helen Bottel in care of of Syracuse. II Duple._ 3 bedrooms. Sugar personal property at my farm B•twnn th•at•r •nd Grace United Church of Christ. woman ~n·t live without this newspaper. ----RLID area . Pomero) . Phone ONE PONY buggy and harness, loca •·• ~ t charge accounts, not these HAVING SALE leU 2 mt"le s Nor th ~as ruiiiiP•rt _ PI•In on St•t• At 7 $60.00 . See at Bishop's Farm, WY 2-3618. 10 2 tfc Rutland. IS DINNER GUEST days. A gal without at least The Junior class of Rutland 'The One Won One class of 1D-f>.6tp of Racine, OWo, on the Bashan Road. Mrs. Charles Burdette was 1 six credit cards in her purse is Hlgh School wUl sponsor a dance the PiJmeroy Flr.!t Baptist THREE BOd four f"OO"lo rurni"he641 Ford Tractor Mowerlivestock guest of honor at a dinner givas unusual as back alleys in Friday evening at the bIg b church ls having a rummage od ODd riiJ!urnisbecl tpart. APPLES, Burdt>fte F r u I t 14 inch Plows - Seven Ft. en Sunday at the home of her the suburbs. Isn't thert: some school gym following the Rut· sale beginning today and con· menta. WY 2-6434 12 8 tfc Farm. Pttcne WY 2.-6970, Disc, Two-row ~ultivator, FOR SALE: purebred Holstein daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Erner- other way? -MODERN Jand-Olauncey footbaU game. tlnutna: through Friday. Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. side delivery rake, a ft. doubull. Service age. Call WY 2· son Jones, in observance of FOUR room fumlsh"'d apartI 25 20tp ble cultipacker, 10 1 Z8 I· ·t- 6227 · 10-3-fitp her birthday anniversary. Atment. Phone WY 2·31&. or Ure, manure spreader and GOOD MILK cow for sale tending were .Mr. and Mrs. JJ H tfc MELONS, pot11toes, beans. Sl . -,-,.,-==----c--- i pt'r bu. Brrng conllltners and Plant Setter on Rubber, Allis Roland Searles, Rutland-Har~ Lawrence Milhoan, Charles FOR RENT, modern house.! plrk vourself. ClarenC'\. Prol· Chalmers G Tractor - Cui- sonvitle Rd. Phone SH 2-4626. Burdette, Middleport; Mr. E. liJ rooms and bath. Youngs- fitt Phone Vl 3-22$4 tivator and side dresser, John 10-5-6tc W. Jones, Burlingham; Mr. town kitchen, tile flOOl, lo- I 9 l5 r Deere Wire Tie Baler, Sub 10 2 6tc and Mrs. Lee Davidson and cated at 136 Unco!n·rd Calli t c Soiler, horse drawn cultivat+ Mrs. Dorothy Dandakis, Ath· 8r DOROTHY KtLGALLEN W1' 2--3020. b 29 ttc WHY PUMP your slu1gis!'l sep- ors, portable grain elevator, PONIES for sate or trade: ens. A heart shaped cake was tic tank? Get Klean-Em-AIJ Gould's shallow well pump. Weaned Colts, also !lome served to the guests following Wanted To Buy Se pt ic Tank rJeaner. Land- Wright chain saw, air com- good btpke mares from 42- the dinner, The bonored guest mark Parm Bureau P om· pressor, stock tank, SO gal. 54 lnches, 1-3 down. Balance received gifts and cards for USED GUNS of al l typ"~ and 1 erov. 9' 29 30t at Danny'1 Hideaway when all the cu~ BROADWAY GRAPEVINE gas truck tank, 380 gal. gal- by month, Paul Orr, WI t- the occasion. calibers. We pay you ca sh I · c CHARLOTTE FORD, lovely heiress to tamers tried to eavesdrop on Ethel Mervanlzed tank, I hole bog feed- 2822. 8 30 Btp ----Tiffin Jeweler s. \lam Sr rPel. NECC'Hl Sf' wJng Mac hin!:'. floor er, platform scales, 1f tt. Cothe motor fortune, is being seriously man and her new escort, Andy Rosen• SHOP TO CLOSE Point Pleasar1t , West \'rrgmia. l modPI. F.qu1ppPd to zig.zag, by Wagon, feed cart, 1200 sq. wooed by a member of the staff of Parla thai. All anyone could gather was that REGISTERED Guernsey cow . Mrs. Jo Ann White, owner of Match. He's attractive, amusing, first Phone 50. Bill Wt>llm an, ovt>r('asl monogram, fancy ft. hot bed sash, 30,000 Tothere was considerable affection ' an d in July. Clif- Beverly's Beauty Shop, Palmer- name Kim, and was in the U.S.A. at· the some tension, which could mean that Williamson . design . W1ll !if'll for 8 pav- mato stakes. %.000 ft. % tn. Fre::~hrn ford Whittington, Rt. l, Har- St., has announced that her time of the Ford's front·paged barbecue The Mern1 has found true love again , , , 1 men ls. $5 99 monthly. Phone pipe, ¥, T. chain hotst, port,. risonvlll~. 9 30 6tp shop wiU be closed Thursday, lor LBJ, held at tbeir Long Island estate Male Help Wanted 1 WY 2-2204. 10 2 Stc Bernice Massi Ia up for the lead in the able Letz Burr Mill (P.T.O.) Friday and Saturday, October . , . Actor George C. Scott and actress new Garson Kanin play, "A Very Rich , SlNGEH SE\VINf; maehine in 60 ft . (8 ln.) Endless belt, lnsur1nce a. 9, 10. Mrs. Wblre will under- Colleen Dewhurst, both peerless on the Woman." Truck Drivers W•nted! blond rabin~l. witb slip • tn two Bea£le hounds, 1 barrel ••~ Slm go eye surgery JOHN..,.,.,.-,, "A GIRL COULD GET LUCKY" didp&oD 1RBUriUlct th ateekil>e hGaiU· stage. are beading for a divorce. It proExpuleneed or type round bobbin. Equipped oiL Agency In All f Gl In polls Cllntc is w . S e ex· bably will be amicable; that's the way n't Blew, 75 big ones. The Ben Gazzara BRADFORD AUCTION CO. ln••SMrienced For Long to 'llonogram, buttonhole, zlg- · Jim J 111111 pects to open the shop next he's managed it with his two previous show, W\t!J the storm wan1ings hoisted, Dt•t•nu H1ult Wrife z<~g, etc Balance due 8 pay- C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer Bud ~ A&O.,.&a. week but further announcement wives. At any rate it will alter - if not looks like another casualty of the new A. C. Bradfurd. Manager MAYIILOWER TRANSIT 1 ments, S6.00 each, phone -. lie wlll be made larer, 1 1 cancel - a New York theatre project in Broadway season ... Marty Ransbohoff Signed: Robert IIIII '==·=lo:d:lt:".,_':OI'!Ioolo~onoodoolo:n:•== i WY 2-2204. 10 2 5~ which they were to be jointly involved. is closing a deal for Peter Ustinov to 10 2 6le PLAN PO'IUJCK Farm Machinery Hermione Baddely is planning to re- write and direct a movie based on an Wanted ~INGF.R Sewtnr mach!-. The Laurel Clllf B e It e r marry her former husband, David Ten· idea which would star Julie Andrews. Dt>W S.'i9 5fi up ~eral iJsed 70,0110 B.T.U. Kenmore gu 1950 lntematicmal Harvester, Health Club will hold lis annl· nan!, whom she divorced In 1937, When- It would be a really wild farce, about the WANTED-1955 or 1956, •lx c. machmea at barptD prtees slove and pipe. Excellent cultivators. Good condlUoa. versaty potlucl: party Tbursday Ford. Wrlre In <are of lh• The to'abnC' ~hop ~'"•" Sale~ condition. $75.00. Michael WaP,on. ' ''furd Whlttln'I\On, .at 6:30 p.m. al the home ol Mr. his third wife le.ft him this year, Hemli· Pilgrims with three leading men - Peone flew to Spain to nurse him throuJb ter O'T~ole, Peter UsUnov and Peter · Dolly Sentinel, Box 868-R, aalf ~rvice, Pomeroy . Oh\o Burke, Chester, &:U17. Rt. 1, Harrtsonvllle. and Mrs. Olarleo Karr, Nayloro a nervous breakdown, and then came \!!e Sellers. (Ia there that much money in the Pumeroy, Ohio. ID-5-3-tp WY W214, I Zl lfe 1()4.3tp v 20 6tp Run Hill. soap opera ending , •• It was hlllh·luilili' --· world?) UIU - lmwn n • .., .an 'ldd.lbanal .,...,. b I College Ave. Main Depot Sts. Th e D "I y I Sen tine Gallipoli~ 1'::=========='1 1 I HOM£LITE 1 SALES 1 I SERVICE ! I 1 HOLLYWOOD (UPII - NBcTV Monday night unveiled three new half-hour situation comedies in tbe disguise of a 1o-called 90-minute series: "90 Bristol Court." Tbe idea is that the sbows are linked by a comrnon setting, a Southern Califorrua apartment court. If you can think of anything more sadistic than three situation comedies in a row you are a born program packager. The opening half-hour is entitled "Karen," and is about a teen-ager who is old enough to drive and date who looks like a sure bet for 'a be<Juty queen title, and gives the impression of having once read the foreward of a book, maybe. Locally, at least, the opener was spiced by being preceded by a commercial plugging the movie ''A House is Not a Home ." After that, everything was downhill. The premiere concerned how the young lady picked up the wrong blind date from Italy at Los Angeles Airport. As family cook, Bobo Lewis, a fme, professional comedienne, does her best to get in some tart licks. Other than that : strictly Hicksville. The second seMes is entitJed " Harris Against The World," and stars another highly accomplished performer, J ack Klugman, as a soft-hearted movie studio employee wbo has problems fighting the "system" and ia not euctly an overpow· e.ring husband or father. Klubman, you may reme~ber, won last season's best-actmg Emmy for his performan ce in an eipsode of "The Defenders" as an actor who could not get work because of past political affiliations. . . The third show JS called "Tom, Dick and Mary,'' and tells of a young intern, his n e ~ bride and their boarder, who, Js a colleague of the husband. 1 he premiere was a sad mess, full of people who look much - -' DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. F'estive -========:.:=, 1 HARVEST ' HQLJ DAYS ' "' ---------- : BLAETTNAR'S SA l E I I U'I; I Blaetfnars BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING 9 1 A FIRE GiOIN'? 8 }'111001 of meonvuto shl p 5. Nol fuD 22. Doc· G. Fl&ttrtno bottomed fishing boat. 23.A cooling 1. Constelll.v 14 . Behold~! I !'i. OWi.ga.Uon 16. ExclaraaUon 17. .Bowllke c~'"' tlon Uno 19. Abounding in o.re Exc l am ~~o­ t lon of contempt 21. Faith !9. J_.azy fell011 30. Serf 32. Travell3 device 3!'i. Happy 26. Food : 81. l7. Havlng 11. Th ick Ill ice 12. Waves b reaking 38. 4o. Hail! flasm·es ~.Note of 28. SouUt Afriea.ft 23. Priceot passagtf 24:. Bell.st ot GRine(~ 39. Turl many onshore b1 ox<art 25. Vapor~L9 II. Shool:.inS star the scale burden 25.C~ 26. Stern and surly 28. Botch 31. Edg& 32. Maleturkey. 33. Goddeas of dawn 3{, HesltaUOD Strr IT's HOT AmTAL LOSS.".:''ll-11'5, TOo, GIVES ME! AN IDEA!.'" Co:..: ..se ne w%rha bad qu~ .;.o it we:-e:1't no reai.Jco :::G, tct - Hem's bow to werk h: QAZDEZOZGYBS YB PK BPBV YGIYBNVGBZJEV OYMV IVHDV. OP EVZIVDBAYN.-VDYQ VKK:VQ• APKKVD 'TO THINK OF Ye&le.rday'a CrypUlqnote: IT'S WHAT A FELLOW THINKS HE KNOWS THAT liURTS 1-UM.-KIN HUBBARD WMPO · ·~ 'Grandma told me you used to have trouble getting your homework done, too! I guess girls __. haven't changed so much over the years, have they,, Pop,?" 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Merlin Teets 1:00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football I 6·45 Sign Off Se ptemb(•r 5,45 Stgn Off October SUNDAYS 7:00 Sign On - News 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8-oo French City Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliverance !Elder Ctine) 9:48 Congressman Abele 10:05 Sunday Chapel 10 :33 Washingtun Reports the "->cople 11 :00 Sunday Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Chnstians Hour 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 1·30 Rev. Silas BUlups 2:00 Sunday Chapel 2::13 Rev . Roscoe Thorne 3:00 Sunday Chapel 3:33 Country Hymntimers (Dan Hayman) 4:33 Sunday Showcase 6;00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 8:45 Sign 111 Seprember 6: I> Sign Off October \ ' \ ,..e.vrAIN'T THIS SOMt:lHI!'\'' WHAT A £ALOON, WltiE'? Alti'T NO Y'GOT R l:o~L. LIKKER. C E~RI..:: 'f f•' t GF'N IDF-~•1' ;£ R, .IUDGIO ROI/5, Qt.f\U.Y UilJ t<WrW WI NE:S 1 HE s-·J.;'(I LJ l >-115 C;ELLAR WITt-! SOM!; ut- -; , 1·- Wc-~f-0'8 GRE!trt.ST VINTAc:Esl U()t • JP'~ HJ...1 HERE. P.OCK ! l~'f rfil'<, 1RUE l·ltiPO LIWN 6RANCY f t_, .. cl,:...;, Ul', A LOT CF ;'PUr'/ WCIRD Tfii'K<> c.:.:~ HAP?[:N CCMEELLCTfON D~f .' TERRY II• BRANNER Voice of Broadwav •_•• reporting 1 -a A Cryptogram Quotattoa I RADJAJQR 5 ERV 1( E ~. 4.. A!firm&UVO Iike ti.ahell WHY AIN'T YE GOT 18 LONGFELLOW One letter simply Htands for another. In this Mmple A I• used fol" the throe L'.. X for the two 0'.. file. Single letter•, apoalrophlea, the hmgth and fonnation of the words are all htnt.t. Each day the cod~ letter-R are different. :jp\ 1 qua.ntlty ! . Milk f ish a. Lick up, a.s milk 11. StMke 12. HerrlnG'- IS FREE-ZIN' COLD 1! 16. Peroo !onnro 18. Demand AXYDJ~BAA:X:B I i":==========· lng 1- C!'eo.t 10. Add.itlonal PAw,, THIS o~~~rnJSE] COYeJiloo DOWN 9. Absent 20. 13. ll'oot river ~A round ch~e I Blaettnars K Europeaa. DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - 1 BUICK$ • PONTIAC$ neo-r~alism . of peace 43. F'lnillhes ~1 1965 !'·~- jealous young intern. Since the allt:ged aetting ol "'90 Bristol 11§~~~~; Court"' 1! Beverly Hills, Calif., r: I guess you could caU this Htatesman S6. Indellnit. artic le 87. Kind of hAM bat 39. Secum 4-1. Drencb. 4:2. Bird 11ymbolio -·------ ;:=========~ ~ down ingloriously 1n a concoction of goo and childish humor thst centered around the newlyweds' desire to be alone , which resulted in tbelr boarder bemg syllable 36. Eng. HELEN HELP us! CHARLES BLACK I Television Revue ·--- 1 1 lib a11 the other people on stt+ mistakenly gtven an apartment uation comedies. All hand! went also occupied by the wife of a I i YOU CAN GET l<ID OF ~E WJNI(lE DA,V.E ANY WAY Y:JU WISH -- BUT I WANT rr :o B!:: A NICE CLEAN !HEY DON'T CA LL ME "DANDY . HERE'Sl/-IE K~' 1 -:- t, F~ A,... I. MAINTAIN IJOV\..'"1-011\'N ... ,A, '~~ HE:RES DAN NY~FOR Ni"T'"-1 lN G . MAI"(~H." .. I THE ADDRESS . 1-:- S NOT JOB Wf'TH A13SOLUTELY NO SLIP-UPS 1 YOU REAL PRO / AL\VAY5 WORK Q"(AV ~··"'RSHA, ~A!3"'.... A'l~ ELEGANJ._ BUT XlNT WOQ;zy ABOJT A, T~ING. WI~N i f: 11,'i'IKLE 15 A5 (75Silrr. G~~D .45 DEAD :;: 51- T 1 CLEAN ... LIKE: A HE'\R ~ Lf'S I 1 =., ·------ -·•- ' .r• . • · • •• •• •• • •·· · ··~- •• ·•·· .. • ·• •' · ' •·" !See ••• I TOL,.D 'l'OU SPINACH W(LL MAKE YO!J GR-OW TALLER . J. ' �I 1 12-Dally Senti nel P o_merov-Mlddlepo':l· 0 .. Oct. 7. 1964 Officers Installed in Impressive Ceremony of Pomeroy Garden Club o rfln'l' t.• r~ \It'!"<' L l' < n~lclllt'd wlkn r I\ Jl <'lllt'rtault'd l 't' P•Jrrrt·l<~'. 1,..,r(.k,1 ~·t 11 n \ 11111 ., 1,, 11 r!!· ""'·· rl:-r'l'"'il jl 'H A1 o:: liorl)lt: \ll"r!ib,·r- rr'f" •nJ,.,j , 1 t· ' Dl ,• :Hit' ' 'h ' · 1,111 11 .,,.,, •r\ ~ 'H . [.- :,',,,,, Tl•, '1-• .\, Jo· 'll. .. lo I I ' . , : .· , ,,,r- 1'"11 ;1,., , ·u ~ ~.- _,,,. ..1.--'• ,.,_ . ,.'II' I 3 ' •,.·~~ ·' r \1·' <'•J :; .w 1ll,t1 I o1 ,, " ,.,, ,., I '""''· •, J•lll~ 1 l.-·t. ~~· ,- , 1 ~,. , u •· 'JI •u,- -1 • ·r· •r I' · · ··r, , 1 ·r ,. ,. '" ~~ '· t' t: .. :lr II'< 't lw i· •' I I 1 . 1 t' .·• ~ the .,, .. It. : '" ,•,/lli'l' ~~· l •· •l• ,,.,._,. 11 lit'IJ· :: 1<" 1,,., l•····~ul'' <t p jJII ~------------- 1 MEIGS THEAIRE POM~RO'I' OHIO TONIGH T <.\ THURSD AY NOT OPEN FRIDAY thru T'-lUR 5DA'I' Oct 9-15 " HOW THE YIEST WA S WON ' o lo c' lolllc' ool •1' '•'> \\ ,•!IP I' Outstanding and unusual ar- ,Novt>mber m eetmg. rangemenls of roses a nd fall I Anoooncement was made of " tlle nr~an:za 1l(!n flowers. wer~ placed throughout a flo>tf'r show and jLKiging o! pe·r<;i)n' anu L' I of Mrs. C. M Hen · school to be held at mco n v. h.Jc h Iht' l' serve f r om s1ttal l the h"tne v bt·~rrmmg' l'ome large resul ts. nesy fu r the October meetmg Lod~e m _Colur.t~us ~ov. 4. 'l'ht'"'"' r~ l an tmg s mus t be made of rhe Middleport (iarden Club Miss Harne Mane Smith report' ~"' h Rll d D 1 Garden <Jnd !rum such plantings of per- Monday evening. M1ss Nellie ed on I e I an ae ,onalltl come .;;pi n tua l Joys z~rkle , pre.sJdenl, conducted the Club show to be held Oct. _10-11 , 11 11:H '. , •. 1 ht·hs;nf!s met>ting at Putnum School in ~artet~ . The ruses, which ha d been The November meetmg Will Tl1t' mll~vm g ptesalent. Mrs. 1 d b 6 t th (!o. 11 .. ,,11' IJ ruiH mst:~lled the lol- grown by members of the club . Ibe hel t\ovemOff~r _a Meddl u were arranged by Mrs. C. 0 l lumbi a Gas . tee m I e- I' l,ll tllg oll lll' r' man i~ prc•s- F'l ~he r Mrs Hennrsy M rs IXJrl with a holiday demonstra,,.,. ,,•rt·r u<>n~ . \Irs Lhar l:s ' J ::imes. \\'e~r Mrs ... Garcn l tioncntJtled,"Bells, Ruffet, and · f'• · r ~ llll't'l , pre_sldton t, .\1J s_- Stans burv and, Miss Nellie iCandtes" 10 be given by Betty I I· ;·t'J H • <~•·ttnar. v1 '1 ~ ce pres1dent, • Zerkle 1\· 1em bers answered r oil I New •on . .-+nd \f .,- I. HI e~ Ebersbach . ::;toe· l b . h ll s During the program hour B r·o-1,1 1\ .\Tit'l' the new officers cal rglvmgaba t~ween CU · paper entltl~ "Christmas in I h d b 1 - ~~·· •·[Jit·rl their OJbligai!Lin s tom t r<>y remem ere . :,_,, Mls-> F'n"da f<lt>hnle w<~s act - October,' ' wh1ch a een ~re' I ,, . ._ ''' ro.: pl•·v·nkd a luvt'ly ing serreta ry ln the absence of pared by Mrs . Car l Horky, was ., 12 •· '" " II IJum .\ Trs Mrs. Ca rl Horky. The co-urdi - read by Mrs . M. L. Frenc h. The 1-.r. ,I lr,,. r····· i' tl r-t>r•• \Irs . J . n;Jtoro 1 11erapy taken. (rom an ar- 11 of 11lE' "'!he ns matert'al ···as " 1 11 1 ,, 1:,-ol, >'>dille msta ed at -, SI"I" llospital sent a lette-r , ticle by Mary Lomse Hamh. co ' ·· r . askmg fol' Chnstm as gifts for i M1ss Zrkle announced tat a 1 \ I , l:lr,,,,n th<~nkt'd officers the pt~tJents. Members are to dinner mt.'etmg would be held 1 .oliO I tl·l· llliJt'r • for ht'lpmg n1ake bring ~;:ift s for tire prOJt>CI to the m December. Twenty-four mem,, 1'.1' ' _.,e:J r ~ "' ' pr e~! de11 ' l1ap- ----· - br rs and four guf'sts, Mrs . John i' l .. 111i ;u .·, 1·,sful. She pre- · 00 . Mrs Ka rr se rved a salad Dav1s, The P hilippines; Mr S. James Weber or Ft. Lauderdale, , , rl i•·d \It, Bl.u nnar w1 1h a course and cofi"et . IJr ll.! . '! 1111 Str 1·nKth <J OLi Fla , and Mrs. J . E . Harley and IJ 111 1 \ 1···rJ, ., ln a nprel'in twn ' Mrs. Cedric Clark, Middleport, ,1 r 1"1alt1 ~:~nd a ~~i~ Jance 8ai,ts, Brothers, res!Junded to roll call. .II I ' ··· \\ ·, lHllhle to be o;..~(·U~sion Topic The refreshment table was :H·, .,, .1, Tt h 1 t'tl d ''S 1 ts centered with an a r ra ngement ·1~.,. I•Lhlll•''' ,.,,,on wa ~ eon 'f' c ;Jp er e n 1 e ' 01 n · f deep rE'Cl roses and other 0 g · "nls of fall flower s ,) 11 11•1! l• 1 \1, . Pl' f'>l ll?t'r wlw andrl Brnrhers" bo k h taken C 'd from Cthe 1 arraJ1 em'0 · " T _e 'u 1 , ~ 011 ,, ,, , 11 . 11 1 ttw LI'ICJw:>. It wa s ~tu _ v ~ - were placed on the piano a nd 1 osc1 ans and Phil emon was ht e ha II table . n' ssorted cakes ' ice ·1 ,, ,T,o \ l • · p .11111 fjl.lt' ln , llp"r ~ , ,- 111 , 11 , " , 11 t:-t c .:,u<>,'' "pnn ~ored "~lhJt>Ct fnr dJ sr·ussJon , w en cream a nd coffee were serv_ed I hi lip \ II ti ll' >.:r;JI(' II •IS ])i la ll!y I (_,r~ltp II of Ihe W?1lenus _Asd- with !\1i.<;s Nellie Zerkle prestd- r , 1I •t'\.'!' . f tl. 1 0 1 sor Hitlon . of th, e F'1 rs t mte mg at ~e \11\ llr.tl \ .,j •Ioiii' lll coffee service · As- [ 11"· :_: 11, 111 , .t r,. nwt niH'r~. f'r P~hyten;m Church mel Mon - srs1i ng hostesses were Mrs. HeIll 1 '<'1-IIH~·· r in trudur·cd day· afternoon in the pa~tor 's cox , Mrs . Crary Davis, Miss 1 \1 1 ll 1n 1·1 \.111 \' 1·. 1 n~P n v. l1" ~!ucly. Lenora Gile a nd Mrs. Eliza· Mrs WCIH r r Waddell wa,<; dt·· beth Fishe r. lil'r·'-• ·Till ·ol .1n 111-lrtli l l', f: p<lJWr 1•11 .-~ ~n -:; r rrt ~ll'tl ll l!l l~ .\1rs Vfl n ~o ·otinnol leader wi1h Mrs. C. ~-""',;,-;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;; M. l ==~ \ r.1nl-.: •·n 1•1•inf<'d out thai lo T Shoem::Jkt!r, Mrs. 0 . Til\"<'li"i*i"'·""""""'.·"·"'"'' ~ 1 Slewart. Miss Mary Park, h: 1n· hl'.•tJtlllli blo~~llrrl" one IIIII ' ' H) bP/'\t' ill l t'e f.W IIIr< , \1rs . Sadie Starkey, Mi ss MarMarcus ,2r.od dr;Jina).!r' ,R>11 1d ' nil <Jnd gFtret Sa uer, Mrs. · \It Ch8mhr rs, Mrs. R. M. Sher· ~"" d 1rt·"h cullmg ' , l ' r 111e man, Mrs. Freda Bratt and n r·11 i 'lillillW' h; lll:' g ·t n (i:lken Iroll! llw pbn t. II i ~" nld root \1'r ~. J . E Harley, chairmln. ll In Middleport ~ /rould lw Jr>stl'i!\l'd In prPv enl A frif' ndship circle was form " Jli 1';J d od tl i~~"<l'-'t' Dnd rut. I ed for the c\o.<;ing prayer. Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- , AlrN rlw mr·Pimg adj ourn ~ hoan. Mrs. C. E. Burdette and I SON IS BORN Charles Burdette spent Tues- ' Mr . and i\1rs . Hay Lee _How· day in Huntington, W. Va. 1::'11 of Brownf'lJ ~~·e, M1d?le- j Mr . and Mrs. William Kitchport. are announc mg the b1~th en and children , Denise and of a 9 lb 13 ~z. son . a! Me1gs Debra of Chillicothe, spent the Memonal Hosp1tal !"nday, Oct. weekend with her mother, Mr . 2nd. nnmed Donald Ray. Grand- and Mrs. Robert Reibel. • parents are Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Mr . and Mrs. John Smith of Bragg, Mason. W. Va, and Mr. Charleston, w. va. spent ManEdward Howe ll and Betty How- day and Tuesday in Middleport. COTTONS) ell, Pomeroy. Great grand par- They accompanied his mother, en ts are Mr. and Mrs. Lee John- Mrs. J . K. Smith to her home 1 son , Nense Settlement, Martha in Middleport fo llowing a visit and Earl Bates, of .clarksburg, wi th them in Charleston. W. Va ., and Mr . Bill Bragg of Mr. and Mrs . Jennings Kef~,umbeq)llrL Mrs. Martha Bates fer and her father, Mr. Dona Pomeroy IS here to help care for the Daniels of Columbus visited re- .i.w a rd ~t ·lunntiW !1 1111' .1 llr · l!i t"1d l •'h ilrlr rn ;J ilr FRI DAY ;md SATUR DAY Oct . Jb .l7 "7 FACES OF OR . LAO" (1'1' (' 1111 11 11iur ronv H:m d~l ' -\dhu1 ur· un 1<'1l . R.1rh:1r<1 l ~ lfl'n lohn l'1 • C~nn .\ \m 11 H1·r·n· 11 011·1'' 1 0}; Gt- u PJI Womdt·r~ Jlf'\!' 1' cease "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" lackre G l ra~ un . Slf'\'e .~ tc Jueerr Tuesday W~ld SWEATERS For Men SWEATERS. 7!1 % mohair - 25% wool V neck a1ipover sweater, bu1ky knit , cable stitch pattern. Sizes 36 to 40 in pink, maize , light blue and beige. CARDIGANS $5.95 100% ban-ll)n cardigans in sizes 40 W 46, lone sJ'eevea. fitted bottom, contrasting pe11rl buttons. Colors: blaek, purple, red, dark green and white. Women• COTTON BOYS DRESSES • (DARK FALL RtiiJ, 2.95 Wom•n• BIOUHI • Sslt $2.44 3.95 - cenUy willl friends in Middle- , port. Mr. Da niels is frl years of : age and remains active. 1 Mrs . Charles Courtney has re!urned from Grafton, W. Va. I where shP. was called due to ) the ho,<;pitalization of her moth- I · er last week . Her mother is I reported improving slowly. I Mrs. Margaret Archer Is re' covering fro m surgery perform~ Tuesdav morning !3 t Holzer H~ r 1 Hospital ~~ Gallipolis . family ~~w ith her at the hosp1t. 1 . at ! Sundav r ailers of Mrs. Emma 1 . Smith a~d Miss Hazel VanCoon1 ey included Mr. and Mrs. B. L. I Potter of Barboursville, W. Va .; 1 1 Mrs. CIPO Ford of McMinv~lle , 1· Te nn . and her sister , M 1 s s Maude Taylor, Middleport. Mrs. Smti h is Improved from a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs . Russe11 Shirk. Jr ., of Springfield, visited Sat- 1 urday and Sunday with Mr . and Mrs . Leo Kennedy . Mrs. 0. L. Quillen has return, ed to her home in St. Marys, W. Va . after several days visit ' with Miss Frieda Faehnle . · Mr . and Mrs. Walter B. Har1ris allended funeral services of 1the late Ottie Stanley , former Middleport resident and em- ! ployee of the New York Cent- ! raJ Ra ilroad, held at Sandusky I · over the weekend . i 1 Mr . c. H. Wise , Sr. and dau- 1 i ghter , Miss Ruth Wise, have re· 1 turned from a visit with rela- , tives in Charleston, W. Va. f Mr and Mrs. Marion A1lens- I' worth and daughter, Becky, vis- , •led in Middleport ove1 the ! weekend . Mrs. Allensworth is 1 ··ecuperating from a recent mness. 1 Mr. Roger Emmish of Day- I , ton, spent the weekend with his , j parents, Mr. and M!s . ~· A. 1 Emmish. Mr . Emm1sh IS ser· I iously ill in Meigs General hos- I pita!. ' Mrs. John Lyons and daughter, Linda, were in Zanesville 1Sunday where they attended the wedding and reception of Kathy Kirkbride and Kenneth Mason. The reception was held at the home of tbe bride . They were accompanied home by Mrs. Lyons' mother, Mrs. Bernard Schramm for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Miller and granddaughter, Janie Coleman spent the weekend ln Urbana as guests of their daugble!" and family, Mr. and Mrs. I I ~"' Heavy cottOn VINYL GLOVES Fully lined. White, beige, Ski styled vinyl, fully 1in· ed, contrast atretcb back panel, skrhook, bright colors . Sma11, medium t~nd Large, brown and black. Several styles and lengths to choose from. $1.00 • I~ 100% cotton - 3.2" width - featherproof in Yellow, Blue, Rose and Lilac. SALE yd. ' Flannel Put your foot down for warmth Complete line of fleece fln- ed boots for men and wo- men in Hu1h Puppies, ~~----------------------------"'Robert •• • • .. , , ~ I' ..... , . .. ... . . ,,, Faulk aDd 100, . . .. ... ... ..... .. , ••• .. •• • .,_ _ ... • .,_ ..-, MERSMAN TABLES Woven flannels - heavy weig ht . Made in neck sizes 14lt2 to 17 and extra large!! sizes 18 to 22 . Sanforized shrunk. Made by Bia: Yank. eSftp TabiH e Coffee Tables eCommode T1biH •Drum Top T1blet In walnut or mahogan1 Men's Thermal Insulated Socks AIJ with Foimlca topt Terry insulated throughout, comfort, DOD· binding, rib top . Sizes 10~ to 13. Natural co· lor. - and the l!lale price 19·95 29·95 A (on tht 3rd Floor) BEDROOM SUITES . . . , )o ' ON SALE FOR- $99 Includes a double dresser witb larte mirror. Full size bl'd with book-case headboard and roolllJ cbe11t of drawers . Walnut or oak finiah - on the 3rd flour, . . . . . . ......, . .i. . . ft~ ~ exfc~s appare~t ly R • I ecep1IOn warmed £Of Lady s·Ird Medicine Cabinets With llidin1 mirror doors. So· Udly built. Open shelf and towel bar. $8.95 Oth•r "Lawton~ In h1nglng or ne..-.d styl11 $12.95 to $64.00 on the 2nd floor 5-PIECE CHROME DINETTE SOS Extension table and 4 uphola:tered ehaira 1e Thrlfirllave AU of Your S.IHilps All Onr the Store $59 i 8EtFELDS IN POMEROY ON THE 2ND PLOOR ~rom ~ - .-1} 1f ,.. ,1:"-· " " ....' .... ~.,.-. ........ ,. ~.. ·- • ... . . . . . . . . ... ~n ..u.,,* __ ,. ___ . . . .... . .. ' . . . . + . ...... ~ .... ,. ....._ _ _ ......,. .... ...... . -. - - - -"' -· ~ --------. .. ... ... .. .. . ...... " · • · · - . ____ .. --..... -... ~· ---· ----- ~- -~-~ ' · - . .. -· ........ . . ~ ---- -·. :·;;~;;;;;;;;:::-~t.z _,.._..,. _... ,..__,_ . Jimas~~01 [ ~ --'-------Semi-rig Hits 1 Guardrail on US Route 33 .d~tl a~d .~mi-outfit •••••••••••••••••••••~ wi~u_p I Att0 meYs are PJeaWng Case In Columbus dis- ~ 1 ~· 1 clnsses~ ~ill i :e~ I . '~-·> ~ ~~~thy al~=y ~ I "LJ' t• t er .l..le leon r Sw~lzel, -~~· •tll\il~-s;~ .0::.,;: 'l, ~ c....k ~- .. :.:.:·,· ' . ....... · . _., ,1J.U .llOI ,IIIIOiinlittl a,c~~Qa, hid IDWCI"'Iiitn illlloid:¥1'4t!ill til" Vielllilii{Qr" • tiietd'' ~ Iii" ~ ~ .lire. ~ clatl IIIIU~ -~.-.. ' I .J. U:: !!. indo 'i,.:""~'::,k :;rid~==:. ~,:0Mlss'~!:: ~!,0 Maj!:. I~ Lesk~ u.. demonstrator~ ~~,._ ~ ~ ~· ~ g~ner-l to ~ ~lied.: Vletn~ mU~; t L OS t ln • C'JUSSlC J Err~r ~<no t!, a.:;• ~ t!a:=~ ml:. me~er~ . D~othy Hol~an fW1her individiJ~l- H~~rt S~., m~lary. ao caf~- . ~111 s~te White Pupils Will Attend Private School ex-~ I Taft tO Speak In pomeroy Friday Night w Ful~, th~ • '"~ntrol G Th rough Schedu1es 'I Goldw~ter thedf~r notlc~ pareDtS tO Peg~ GoJdw~~er ~ay h~r husba~ • ~f~s. GoJdw~ter. ~ght oi t~e - -- ~ ~ .•. . -. .... ...... · ----··, . ... .. , .,.,..... .,_~'l....... ............ ··-·---- -- -~· · · · -· ........ ~econ ~hen statl~nary A1ld .. ·' ~~~hvan 1 1 ~nts "LAWSON .. Bobi!J. ·~ lloflhy w·f·ftflers AnnounnAd ~ ·-F. ·Of" F~JFe •· . p_ ·~ · -· -· ~w "'~ --' · k, · reventJOD ee ~ the M•nr Hew .l 1 I wm o~ Work Shirts ' ~ . ·-""~ 1 eampal~·trail 1 nle~ _hospita~ said 1the res1gnat10n by letter. In an and I bebeve In your rtght to ish are responsible for what · ·' . the upper Great Lakes area The Ohio State Patrol lnvesth rew h1m Jn to a roa d s lde gu IIy 1 1 sent gusty winds prosperity tarmtrs en)oy. ABOARD THE LADY BIRD 1 ed showers sweep mit scalk-r!KlUth· tig.-Hed asingle • vehicle acclto di• and made up tbe kidnap I SPECIAL IUPl i - M". Lyn. · ward toward the Obio Valley. dent at 7'50 a . m . Wednesday, don B. Johnson 1"'"--" ~· . . . ·· IN.l~ hlsl OfiC Tbe weather bureau said · on Ht 3.l nine tenths of a mil e · . _ Rex Crowder, 25, was MUNCIE.. Ind •. (UPI) ,, .. .«ntarleatltrl, S.C., today at tbe fros' was likely beforr da}•· sou1h ol_ the Meigs - Athens chllrged with murder with malBarry Ireah from a l midway point of her whlstleslop l brook as far ooutb ao AI•· countY hne . Jce in the dectth of Ricky Dell reuruoa wLth !Wr l campaign trip across Dixie and 1 A driver, .{)yj:n Crowder, Ricky's little brother, that bama. , DtJrOan . 41. .Johnstown. 0 ., was Results of a recent Fire Prevention Week poster con- f'"'rti.cblldren t h and a standing received a warm w•lcome < -• Rex, Jr , 5, led pollee to the ova a a . omecoming rally , contrasted with earlier heck· coming south when he body test sponsored by the Middleport Fire department were heads for Ohto today to boost a car approaching from a side 11 ng. d'd · , . announced today. Trophy winners wer~: h ·d · · 1 Mrs. Crowder, who has a hlsCl d th h 3 J8 W t. h I t e presJ entia can l acy of her Mrs Johnson started the day rnad . When he applied hit tory 1>f t 1 d' rd ass I. gra es 1 roug • Y arner, 10P Y W n- husband. . · . . . brakes, the outfit jackknifed 89 . 'nen a . tso er, ' ner from the third grade. Honorable mention to Steve Old 1 · d d With a rtde m a carnage with and went out of on 1 locked m 1 hosp1tal room With W lb d d nen 5 an new turned a frin"e on top around Battery b ed . d ows. She hild told Ca urn, oot 2,500 l!i t rong Wed nes day I Park "where the first shots of 0 . hth and curve, h'tti'n• 2 G 8d 4 gra arr wm th e . h 6 s h <Jrp r•g 1 It police the toddler was taken ::phy w7n':!r tary tchoo1. for the gala of the Civil War was fired. She a gu.1rdrail on thr right side of her car she parked the fourth grade. Honorable Posters were judged Wednesm thl! then joined a motorcade for a r the. highway . 11 for a few mmutes and went mention to Steve Gerlach, day afternoon by Rev . Howard Hoosier lndustual c1ty where I quick tour of five pre.Civl\ war I There was heavy damage to into a drugstore to buy some Fourth grade. Ruppelt, Cash Bahr, Marcus Mrs. was boru and buildings. the semi outfit, and medium 1 to w_rlte Class 3, Grades 7 through 9 , Chambers, Mrs . Edgar Reyll- spent her Birihood, Friendly crowds lined the MASON - Principal Clydr> : lo the guard rail . The driver au·rnan stationed m the Phil- Ronda HyseiJ trophy winner olds and Mrs. John Werner. The streets in Charleston to watch Foley of Wahama .Junior and I escaped injury . He was cited 11 1 tppln1•s ' · ning ~ te rs ~~. be d' • D-L-rl Senior High schools. has to Metgs County court · · from the Seventh grade. Hon- WID au~~~: Tal'• lr. · h d i Oct. 11 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres· h er pass. orable mention to Jim Warner played this week m an uptown ident Johnson says this year's There was none of the hecktended an invitaljon to the par· charged__ w1t spee n excess WNDON - · TWO TEEN. Sixth grade. , store_ ling that greeted the First Lady ents of pupils attendmg thf!se of conditions . egers from Cleveland, Ohio C1 election is a "turning point in Wednesday on stops at Colum', grndes to visit the schnol this I Another ar"'st reporte-d by 4 G d 10th h 12 the history ot our nation ." "At • 1d, who came to England three ass ' ra es roug ' bia and Orangeburg, S.C. and ' evening at 7·30 Ith e patro1 was Henry ni'DO weeks diO so they could be Pau1 Gerard, trophy winner stake iJ all that we have 80 upon her arrival in Charleston I The program will begm with j22, Pomeroy . cited to MelJs near the Beatles are going from 12th grade of Middlecarefully built, and all the Wednesday night. She a general assembly in !he court Fr1day for parkin1 011 home today, a u. S. embassy port High ~hool. hopes that rest upon it," he counted the interruPtions and teria whe-n pBrenls may ask ' highway. spokesman announced_ Trophy wmners will receive said in a paid, nationally tele· plunged enthusiastically into question s .!md discuss problem,; - - -- The girls, Martha Schendell trophies that _have been vised campai8n speech Wednes- the third day of her four-day I related to the total school Sf'ek ltnprovement a d J nk H ld both 16 on Jsplay in the Citizen's Naday night. . . I' program . F'ollowmg th1s assem 1 I T ff" ..., n a _ .e aw na, ' tiona! Bank the past week Few presidential elections in tnp through eight southern Cong. Robert Taft, J r .. will bl t walk through n ra JC r .10W were piCked up by London po-. States speak Friday at the $6 n<>r y paren s d Th p p I' De rl llce Wednesday night Scotland Honorable mention winnm wUJ Attorneyl!l Frak Porter our entire history have present· d . . d' t'' t thiel' children's schedules an e umeroy o 1ce pa • 1 1 Yard officials said were receive a pint of ice cream, Jr. and Bernard countY ed-ai!l thii!l one does·& basic P. ate un rmsmg mner a meet their teachers ment with _the permission cd 40 6 · 30 Pnone the worse" to/ the ex- compliments of the Fire De- prosecuting attorney, are 1n choice that involves the funda- Attend $100 Plate at the Sacred ly . In this way, they will the Sta_te Higtoway Department perlence. partment, by stopping at Jack'! Columbua today f'-TesenUng mental ptinclple. of American Dinner for LBJ Churc~ m :meroy . In add 1110~ get an idea of the work covered at Marlett~,- yesterda_y . conDairy Bar, MiddJeport. . briefs In the Meigs Memorial life. Folll' Meigs Countians to Tat ot . and oc_a. in each of their Mr strucred divided traffic lines at others mentioned were, FirSt Hospital case. uwe must decide whether we this morning for Cleveland to . mcluding Tenth Dis Foley said . At the conclusion of the come_r of Butternut . and grade, James Holman; Second The action is an appeal to will move ahead by building on attend 81 $lOO 8 plate dinner tnct Congressman Homer E .l the class schedule parenb are West Mam and put grade, Linda Gerard. Don Sti- the Ohio Supreme Court from the solid structure created by honoring President Johnson Abele, are expected to be pre- invited to return to lhe careter· up overhead stgns denotin8 left vers, Pamela Rowley Sue Row· a decision 1o the Mei"s County forward • looking men of both night sent. . ia for refreshments and a so- turn and through trafflc lanes 1 M k R 11 hn Ril oe • Funds raised W1ll be used soletomorrow ey, ar usse , o ey; Court of Appeals against the parties over the pllSI 30 years. Making the bip were d · tm h d 1 for th beoeflt of the local cial hoor · 'lbird 'rade., Billy McKinney, MeJgs Memorial Hospjtal Tru• or whether we will beg!n to Knowles, Tuppers Plains; Earl Y ·t or :naation and its candiThe epar - ent a to nPal Aeiker; Fourth grade, Da- lees, Inc., In favor of the Meigs tear down this structure and Clark, Reedsville; Jack Crisp, i Directors Plan to move 14 "!'rk': to v•d Gerard, Eugene McKinney; County Hospital Commission. move In a radically different, LangsvUJe, and R Howell, . . p low _room or e ng t_ ane .or Fifth grade, Melanie Hackel~ The Conuniasion bad demand- and • 1 believe • 1 deeply dan- ""-·-· R D oy Stale Representative. George Fmd Meetmg lace stra1ght through traffic. Chief grade. ed the b ito! be returned to gerous dlrecUon.'" · · Memharl, \\1to Ia acbng as President Edward Foster con- Jed Webster said this will grellNEW YORK, (UP!) - Score• Patty Harris; Sixth 811 of white students from ele- Brenda Edwards Jane Ann 'ts trol d tor of campa1g:n manager in ' ducted a Pomeroy L10ns Club ly tmprove traff1c movement school In ew York Gilkey; Seventh 'grade, Susan s been 011'FICE HOURS County will Introduce dir&t.ors m-;eting Wednesdoy at t.hal point. City planned to attend a pn· Gerlach and Eighth grade Ma· efused medi 1 staff 'vile lA>CAL TEMPS Johnson, clerk of the Taft, tbe GOP candidate noon at Crow s Town and Cuun-----vate school today raliler than ' r ca pn gea. , MeJgs County Board of _ the U. S. Senate. opposmg try . Ten officers were present. FRACI'URES mp submtt to a •chool board inte-- ryTrophies . and other The appeal to pending the highest Thep temperature downannouneed today that theMoffice Democrat Stephen Young · P urpose . ot the meeting was Mrs. Jay Myers, formerl• • awards court has been Iince 1own --· t 11 ID tod od 111 be 1 8 1 0 · m. gratlon plan requiring them to · · Oun:>Loy ay w open rom ay Mr. Taft is the fourth find a new location for the Pomeroy, who has been a1 pa12 30 lransler outside their neighbor- will be made Fnday at ' last sprlnJ. Mr. Porter il coun- wu 80 degrees, under clear through Saturday 1 lo 4 p.m. aboo o1 the renowned Taft 1 b t t which will be tienJ at DeaC<Jness Hospital ID h --•· p. m . at Pearl Sir•el Elemen- oel for the appellanta. akles. beginning today. . •• th Fed 1c o d 0 mee • 1 1 1 UUWJ. anu y w serve e era announced m a few ays. Cincinnati recovering from a Pollee arrested 6$ wblte p11rMr. Taft started fall at her daughter's bome 1b of chlldren in the BChool at e political career on the Meigs Memorial Hospital August, [ell at the hospital 1111 Jackson Heights. Queens. WedState level, being elected tn the ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Oley week and sustained • . V Legislature In 1955. After I Herdman, Pomeroy ; Maude pound lracture of ber hlp 1114 , Desday during a sll-ln demonstratlon protesting tbe plan ancl four terms m the House creel, Long Bottom; Rebecca will be in traction for at lealt lh01t scul!led with plcl!eltt proSAIGON, Viet Nam (UPII - by the U.S. mllUary eslabllsb- But he refused to say bow swarmed around it to provide was elecled Congressman-at- Nease, Pomeroy ; Jane six more weeks at the bospllol. testing the arresta. One of two U.S. Army hellcop- ment here. An American many. aid and protecUon. Larg4! in 1962. Pomeroy ; Cathy Baker, M1ddle- Mr. Myers, who is stil} NC* A.boul 800 school cblldr01t lfll- terB shot down Wednosday by spokesm1111 1lrsl ,oald there was £oalldeadol Report port; Rose Willock, Racine ; ering from major surger)l 1o nehed the fracas and some Of auppo1edly Communist gunfire substance"' to tbe The figures came from the A second HUIB, spotting the ; Howard Sayre, Racine ; Mrs. staying witll his daughter tDt them broke out ainging "'God was actually brought down by but later mndllled lhfs to "'can- dlstrlcl chlel o1 Ben Luc dlo- black-dad figures converging b nd b y Chester Johnson, Langsville. family. Bleoo America'" •• the parenlit; friendly troops, Vietnamese not coDIJrm or deny." lrlcl joot west of Saigon ID • on the downed and burning slo- ,.: 'perform K..,:; DISCHARGES - Mrs. Roy ----11 some with lnfanlo lalhelr ll'Dll, mDitary sources said today. The mDIIlamen .... r lhe eonfldentlal repori, lh6 JIOUI'Ces ler craft, wliirif<! In wtlh liB Ea te Howell and •on, Middleport; PASSES BAR -EXUC' tb 100 0 8 were beln!r bo_oked. · ,. ... black pajama-type clothald. · roctets and machineguns blaz• ' ra a . • Gamet Potts, Syracuse; ThorJomes H. Donovan. P1I'S 0 Tbe oehool board .._to!oi the lng thai the Comnnmlsl Jill"" Tilt reported Incident oc- lni, the VIetnamese man Yarbrough, Rutland; Ad· uate, bas p111111ed the Ohio Sldt 1IW tho trail..- plaa b .wa are. cop riUas do. curred Wednetlday only 12 oald, and made pass after die Barton, Recine ; Marilyn Bar Ex., and will be ....... ed to acbleve better ndol 27 Sub-Brtg. Nguyen Due mUas west of the capital. It be- :.: pass Wltll too, waa .. Biahop. Middleport. oled with the law firm o1 llibolaaee ID lllboob. lhelll beiDI"e w;: sw-vt ora 'l'lulng, operalltms chief ol tbo aan whoa an HUIB helicopter · elleo will do 1 baton r011BIRTHS - Daughter to Mr. aDd MeLeokey, 11 In v d Vtetnameoe anny, confirmed wu olio! down by CornmtmiBI • '!be U.S. opekeaman oald Leaden of lhe .thre&<Jay-Iq turaed aDd fired line Wgbllgbt ol the eveulq and Mrs. Oley Herdman. Nortb J11p Slreel, Co!IIDibll; . protest said the on e- that oame ol the tJOVemment'l ll"OWltll1re while on a IUPporl- lteCIIIltl '"lluey" was 110 severely · He aDd his wife m1c1e at tlltf felt they '"have ""'de our poilU" lj)8lr to stop the slaughter, the 13 ldlled aDd U woomded ID the 1q mis8lou, ldlllng five Ameri- damaged thet !Iliad to mate • " 10 bo the """Dilll ol lbe Mms General Hospital N !t~ry ~frs. 1 • lightweight comfort • Clean with hrisk hrushing • Sfee/ 1hank for extra support •M,uo-&ellular non -mark.mg crepe tod~~· I ~an his mot_her! who police I Your Hush Pllppies" casuals are different. Unique tanning methods combine fluorocarbon re sins f(lto the soft Breath in' Brushed Pigskin"' to resist W.3ter. st"i ns and soil. And that means softness •• , even after soaking. But that's only half the storyl sayre IDJUFe • d Ill • Tractor ACCI•dent on 'sqmrre • ]Hunt I 8 $J-39 $1.00 1 You 'II enjoy being 1 '1/eeced" like this I prev~nt interview Seward said he felt choose and your wisdom to do Goldwater bad been influenced Sl. wisely," she said. by a "small, well-knit group of new advisers" who were putting WASHINGTON iUPI) - Sen. words in the senator's mouth. " Hubert H. Humphrey stopped for a brief breather here today CLEVELAND (UPI) - Presi- belore taking off on the ne1.t lap dent John80n, who has ..id he of his campaign moralhoo . expects to carry Ohio b} 90,000 'Ibe Democratic presidentlll votes in next month's eJection, nominee returned to Washing· makes his first campaign ton Wednesday night after • speech in the Buckeyt State quick visit to Ohio and Penn- r the Men's Long T•ll I ~ ~.ay 1 I Heavy rayon viscose let includes Ud Cover~ Coil* tour mat and rug. Beautl(ul decorator colorL Pillow Ticking 77c WASlflNCTON IUPJ J-Secre- South Viet Nam are not to be dues., it would be at odds wiQJ ltary of State Dean Rusk s.aid lconSJdered fit subjects for polit.- all U.N. members, not the Uni~ today the Democrats inherited leal maneuver . Such critical de- ed Stales alone . This was 1a z. 1 the problem of Communist cisions " have nothing to do with ply Lo a question whether Rus. Cuba from the Eisenhower ad· ,I the American ~lections, " Rusk sia and the United States Wf'IW mmtstration . He said it was s aid . He said the United States on a ''collison course" on tbl much more difficult to •·cure " was " not going to pull away issue of the Soviets' refusal to it than it would have been to from our commitment to the && Ipay Its part ol U.N. peace it. eurity of Southeast Asia and I keeping operat1ons. He added The secretary reacted sharply specifically to South Viet that he was certain the Ru• tll a news conference question Nam ." stans eventually would find IS 1 based on charges by Republl- - Said that if Russia fa1led to necessary to "modify" their .-. can vice presidential candidate pay its back United Nations !fusal. William E . Miller that U.S. pol · - -- - - - - - -- -- -- - icy toward Cuba was not as ef· • fective as it coold be. I Rusk said the Kennedy and ; Johnson administrations "were not presented " with the pro!>!em of " prevention'' of Cuba's I Bathmat Sets • t'w I urn on the Texas Tech campus. here tonight. sylvania during which he Ja-1 TOM c. MARTIN defection from tht> hem•sphen c How ard Howd y' Sayre. 48 , Ra cine RD 2 , Is in satlsHe was also scheduled t speak Tonight's affai. is a lloo-a- belled GOP presidential nominee . alliance and adherence to the 1 fac!ory condJtion a t Meigs Memor ia I fol• j at El Paso, before flying to his plate fund • raising dinner ex: Barry M. Goldwater as a " spo- . Tbe Cbase Funeral Home Communist camp . l lowmg a trartor acc1dent Wednesday while squliTel own home city of Phoenix , for pected to attract most of the kesman for a fraction of a re-opened Aug. 15, liN, with "We were presented wlfh lhe hunting. 1 an evening speech. party leaders in the state. fraction ." Tom C. Martin, who attended problem of the cure. which 1s Sayre had been squirrJ:'l hunt · I'----- - - - - - - i Goldwater said that Johnson the University ol Dayton, and much more diffi cult." he said . ing m hills aroood his . home who was getting out of his car. ' " ran through a virtual shOJr ABOARD THE LADY BIRD Jl'adUated from &he Cinclnoatl In a far-ranging ne ws confer· and apparen tly wa s startmg to 1!heard h1m callmg . Russ e II ping list of disproved charges, SPECIAL {UPI J - Lady Bird COLUMBUS (UPI) Sen. 1 College of Emba.!mlng, •• ence discussion of global af· l come down the steep hi!.I '.n ' fo. und him a nd called the RaBarry Goldwater' s admitted ;,_ F 1 o•- t I 00 fear - imcges, and fantastic in- Johnson moved her whistlestop unera u·~~:e or. He was as- fairs, Rusk also front of hi s home, wh1eh 1s m cme emergency squad at 11~ MOSCOW _ THE SOVIET terpretations of history. campaign into the Goldwater norance of agriculture Is inex- IOciated ~itb the Jerry - In effect warned President I the a rea known as Condeville, I proximately 5:45 p. m . T h t Union ap pa rently is willing to "He took credit for all that country of south Georgia to<iay cusable and almost unblievable, Spears Funeral Home In Col- Sukarno of Lndones1a that the above Racine He decid~d t? squad, together witb bis b~ forget its espionage charges a- is good in lhe world. Then , by 1and she and the President re- an Ohio Farm leader said to- bus before comlnJ here. Mr. United Sta les would immediate- get on the tractor and dri ve 11 ther, Brooks Sayre, took him gainst four military at· innuendo and without any hon- ' garded the South as "a place of day, Martin wa. married in 195ll [ly defend the Philippmes If Su- down th~ hilL The tractor tllm- ~ to Meigs Me~orial hospital. taches. Soviet sources said to- est regard for the facts of the the heart. " Joseph Fichter of Oxford, to Flo Dennis, and they have I karno should turn his aggres- ed over a nd ~ Jumped off. b~! Several ne1!p:~bors had heard day. ! world as they are today, IJt' The ebullient First Lady, ap- cbairman of the lO,OOO-member 1 two chUdren, Tamela Ann, 4 sive attentions in rtml direction . ltnpp<!d. perm1lted the lracton 11no1 S!:'S but fa1led to realize It Western observers believe the 1 blamed all WhD oppose him for parently dismissing the first Ohio Farmers Union, iBid that ym old, and Abeby Marl. " If the Plulippines are attacked I' wheel s to h it h1m . 1n the back was Sayre _calling for help . reason is the Kremlin's desire eve:-ything that possibly could boisterous heckling of her three-. he does not know anything Z years_ Mrs. Naomi Chase from any quarter, that is a n at- He was !I cons iderable d1s- . The hospital _repor~ today day, ~ight-state Southern swing a~t s:;ic~:.ure. 'd wiD reiiMlin as associate of tack on the Umted State s .. , hi' l<mce from his home ur any of that he was m satisfactory to maintain good relations with be bad. 11 th~ West The~ said that alwhich she experienced In South ded t P~. ~S: o:resi ent ~ Mr. Martin. They provide said lhJs neighbors. condition sufferi ng from back 1 though Soviets have hi.nted WASHINGTON (UP'I) - A Carolina Wednesday, told a kn led M bour ambulance service. ; -Said he was optimi stic that . S;:ryre dragged him and c hest injuries. He is the 0 andow 1 that the attaches - three Amer· ranking member of GOP presi- 1crowd In SavannBh's Johnson ! tor ac : a number of NATO countr ies 1se lt' duwn the hill tar enough so son of the late Mr. and Mrs. 1~w t ge would JOin the US m creahng llhat a ne1ghbor, Carl Russell _ Sayre icaus and a Briton _ would be · dential nominee Barry M. Gold- Park that "1t is easy f01 me to hoP ant an cuftJVa eUcrops k , expelled, they are not likely to wa t er•s senate staff has re- feel at home herem id or I a multilateral nuclear force ~;;;;~~~~~;;;~ . · the South- E' owh to care vestoc • ' 1••••••••••••••••••••~• take this action. signed with the election less land." ~~ ter sa 8 · (MLF). than a month away. "Georgla strains run strong In ut as member Qf the U. -Said Presideni Johnson had A New surge of polar a•r Goldwater confirmed Wednesmy family and my husband's S. Senate for tile past 12 years, told bim and his other Lop ad 5ipilled aeross the nortbrrn . hi ad 'tted ·g e ni · LONGVlllW, Tex. - T H E I bod y of 22 • month - old boy , 1' day mght that Wllliam 1er lived In OgleR Segreat grandfatl s mJ l noran .e agrlvisers that war and peace der·rplains today while tempera. · cui tore a a whol '- ,·nex . I . . mo- I ward, a member County." She said, ' lll CUI sions regarding the war in ' tore records ff'll in the N!Jrlh feared kidnaped from hJs . of his iegisla- thorpe . able as !iwell as ealmost unbe· · h ' bl " F' h 'd east for the fOW'th stratg I ther's car Sunday niaht wa tlve staff for SIX years and one . stressing once more the First l' ' s of th e th ree rank'mg a1'des m · F am1·1y ' s Soulh ern hen"tage. l~vea e. t f IC ter saJ the day, tbe UPI reported , discovered Tuesday ~ Murder 0 h. Se t ff ' h d b 'tied "I b 1· · p 'd t governmen arm programs B HELEN rn~As A storm cenetr located in · 10 charges were brought against Is n_a e . JCe, a su ml e I~Ve our r.est en which Goldwater "ants to abol- y . ...., ~-" tM. $3,95- ,.,. Fancy Strlpt solo meden eftrolloa:Mn :er a dwarf star. 1 100% cotton. Saulorlzed shrunk. Genuine cavalry twill for tough Jon& wear . Roomy proportloll;ed fit dark grey or daJ'k -areen. Sl.., 3:1o!1~·~.81 Boys A Girls One Size GLOVES Twill WORK PANTS Knit of 100% orion. 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Mil . . . l ~ 1 Now on sale In the busy me ns ami boys dPpartment on the maln floor. 100% nylonl, corduroys. le_athers, suede leathers, cotton twills, durable vinyls, all With warm lin· ing, pull down ear tabs, in •?lid colors, ~!aids, smart color combination11, and in all s1zes from 6 ~·4 to 7 5/s . Select yours early ,vl{be ready for the cold days ahead, A JS:roup of cotton blouses. All new styles, colort and patterns. Roll up aleeves and long sleeves. Si2es 32 to 38 and 40 to 44- I Sale! One Rack Special e l'r•••• ' BU)~Ej • aDd wiDely Rusk Blames Ike for Cuban Problem Take time when shop.. ping to v1sit the men'l ¥nd boys' department on thL· first flo or. See the swea1ers for mf'n . and selt>ct wha t you need. WOMEN$ EXTRA SIZE BAN·LON I VOL XVI Slipover _ button front coats _ zipper front coati _ Snhd colo rs and stnpes _ plaid patterns, ski type pa tlerns, V neck, crew rlt'cks turtle neck Yuu name ' it and you'll find it m t he 9elcctwn of men 'l sweaters at Elherfe ld s and in all sizes too. $6.88 FOR THIS SALE c. il Partly cloud)', cooler Wnigbl. Convenient Shopping Hours - Weekdays 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 'to 9 y !~Personal ... VCA'J'HER Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center 1 rechnn· olot Cartoon ~!til l I . Rrennan li•·:1n 1!<11 '. 11: ,r ,nn ,·r nt :1 \1 ;,•1•' 111\ \d11lt ~ ( 1, . Orhh11' Ht••,p,,lrJ, <.:l.n'l :r lq>r Jllhn \', ·1 '.'1 •· H I ''" .. l 'ol 'J)\'fl. (;rn'•· \ l':tl" lc•r • .I _·Oub. 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