https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8b921b210b3d101b848b93f9ca062676.pdf 3cf1d7b01f86e30babd3d11ff62a546c PDF Text Text I . '~ '' '; " li..-·TDIIllli.JSenlklel,~J',Q,,Ocj'. IJ,IWls file Ovemwfil w.re: . ' ''\. dlellld. ., Ullloil .~ ~ ' QIWIIIIJI :.J IJ, I. UP. IO'I'T TAJ"f, &, JW)Ijo, . ~--!Dr 11M u.s. ...... iliciiiGIIda)' lie cauld "· '· ·lllilno flult wl1ll •!'niP DiaD!)' irii!d!Urlr rep«~ wlllc:ll tp. p~ra~llldao NalkNI ~tor ololeDce II KIDI '-l':: .... tln19111t1JIIII MaJ t. M told 1 CGD!ere!IC• he felt llle Nallonll· Glllldlmen, lllcler 11M cln:umllln<eo, IlliCit ~ lb ~" but ctii!IIIIIIIC no crimea. · · "Iblllln ,_IN!Id mftporl -correo~ r.r two ........... Tallllid. "llllprdiDa lbe NaUOIIII Guardlmea, I c:anDOt @· celvt bow IIIey coold be 1rled for I crime. "M!IIIRS of judsmool perblpl. but nola crilniDIIaet. "lvl for 11M sludents, lhe l8luln8 ol bodlc- doos not - n J y mean IIIey ere gulliJ," Tall 0111lillued. '"l''le IJ'IIIIi jury c:oukl C.U for a 1r111 Ill wblch lhe deleftdlnts wW be Judled lnDocenl or gull!y." WA8HINGTON SRI IQ TIVE IIERVICB JloMay clumpd Ill ruloa to allow YOUDC 111111lo <rid lbelr dtfallliilllln favor ole 1-A clullllcallon ollbe IIlii aulll tbem belt. At !be same lime, Seloclln Sonlco lllrtclor OuUs W. Tarr IIICOiftged men with lli8JI drill "!!D'*s to lake lbla llep. Ho aalclll WIMIId cui down.., II<Pii ww k altha Salecllve Senlco and reduce lllllioiJ IIIIOIW """"""" of chfl oH&IbJe youth. 'DJe advanlap, 1'aiT lllkl, appilea "'pec•h!IJy to men with w•mben above lti, lha bl8b"'l number ~ Jocal board Ia U • peclld lo ....cb lbla year. 'l'lloao with llducallanal, ~tllllal, lll!riCUitw'al, paiMIII)' II' hlrdlhlp defermenll ere eUctble. A spoJresnu llid be bed no eallmale of bow 1111111 men might be lffeclecl by lha policy cban8U. ume '' ,,' ' ' ' ' '" .. '• " ·: "' INDEPENDENCE, OBlO - ALREADY A YEAR behind ocbadule, !be Jabn F. CUey Co. ol Plillburgh hBII aband<loed conatrucllon of a flU million lnteratale blghwly projeel here. 'lbe mow Ia llllprecedenleclln !be hlatii'Y of !be Oblo lllgbway Deparlm<lll. Olarlea Yurick, deJIIIY director of DlvUdon 12 oflhe highway departmonl, said ''tbey ere an old and bied company. We donl know what boppened." 'DJe proJect Ia a year behlbd Its N...mber 1971 completion dale for lha 1·77 and 1"'*1 Interchange here. :I ATHENS, OBlO - AN 01110 UNIVEIISri'Y student, the flrsl to he charged 111der !be slate's new camJll8 disruption bill, was rlsm!•eed from acbool and prohibited from rHDterlng any state llliverslty for at least one J"'lr. Richard Keith Letsinger, 18, a fmhman from Bloomlnlllm. Ind., pleaded guilty to asaault. He admitted firing a pellet gun from a window ola campUI residence haD Oct. I. The pellet sllghtly Injured another student. '' '' :·1 ' Letha Koblent% Died on Monday Letha Kobl101ll, 'Tll, P<meroy, Pomeroy, Rt. 3; two alaters, Rt. 3, died Monday at the Kimes Mabel Swartz, n.>pers Plaine, Cmval.....,t Home In Athms. and LeUie Meredith, WesterMrs. Kobleotz ,... a former ville, Obio, and two grandpostm•., In ~ Town- cbibhn. sblp. llle wos .,....eded In dealll Mrs. Koblentz was a member by her parenll, Ami and Ida ol !beD ol ANo. 3ZI, ~ ; of VanCiei.Ridenoll', and a aon, llle Chester Garden Oub, Floyd Eugene. (]lester Grange No. ll609, and .Mr1. Jennie formerly of News, Notes Mrs. W. H. Foglesong of Mason Is a patient at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolla. She was taken there on Friday. Mrs. Eunice Zuspan Is vlsilillg her three daughters and son In the Falls Church area of Virglnta. 11oey ore Mrs. Robert Adam&, Mrs. Charles M. Smllll, Mrs. Ina Breden and F. J. Zuspan and famllies. Vlsilillg wllll Mr. and Mrs. John Rosch and family over the weekend "ere Mrs. Paul Randolph and Allee Mae, Mrs. Goldie Smllll and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Halstead visited In Nitro, W. Va. recently with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Matheney. IDJI!me. wem on UHUaY I . d Expan, . hi~~··.~· r-~:.-"'~ OJ; : , , . Adlai Counters:. i : · ·He.:,r:l:~'~·\··:··W,~ ·k~~in ·(;Ju~tt~s , ~· · · ~ -..:#\ D. '~ n1 Mason Area , J Mldo!leport. dleil Sunday mornlns it ber residence In Mlami, Fla. Ame!hber of BeaUt Melhedlat Cbun:b bi Mlddleport, Mrs. Wlae was born June I, 1181 ln Middleport, !be daughter of !be late Edward and Elllllbelh Thompaon. Besides her parents she was preceded In death by a brother and a sister. -Surviving are her hUiband, C. R. Wise, of Middleport; two daushtets, . Mrs. William (Bettie) Brown, · and Mn. James (Mildred) Souders, both of Mlaml; a son, Roacoe C. Wise, Middleport; two lll.stera, Mrs. Mildred 8eeaon and Mre. WUma Davis, and I brother, Grill Thompson, all of Middleport, and five grandchildren. Funeral aervlc:es wW be ai!O a.m. Thursday at !be RawtlngsCoatsFwoerallloinewithtbe Rev. Mu Donohue offlclattne. Burial will be Ill the Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at !be fwoeral home alter 10 am. Wednesday. Pallbearers will be Harold E. Hubbard, Eugene Horrla, Tom Riley, Roger Dillard, Wllllam Swisher and James Hubbard. , •. .Qty. ., ~ Jennie .J). ,-,. llies on Stbiday Sbe is IIW'vived by ber lhe Natimal Grange. buoband, 1'1!.-1; one aon, Da,., Funeral services will he beld Wedneaday at I pm. at Ewing Oulpel willllhe Rev. Herbert C. HURT IN ACCIDENT Morgan olficiallng. Burial will Ve- Memorial H01pilal MASON - Earl Crl!ea, 45, be In Chester Cemetery. ADMI'ITED _ Mary June Mason, waa admitted at Friends may call at the funeral Hood, Middleport; Vernon VeteraDI Memorial Hospital borne Grinltead, Hartrord; ~ · ~Monday mornins sufferilll Muncy, ReedavlUe; Mazie from gunshot Injuries apHannahs, Pomeroy ; Judllb parenUy suffered In a hWlilng Thlvlner, Galllpolla; Vance accldenl. l!lllpilal officials said Crites, Masoo; Thomas Crllell suffered woWids of !be n:__ s~-- ..JMcLeod, Mlddl<port; Joseph race and ann. ert~e~· cundltlon ...,_ BtsaU, Leng Bottom; Jolm woa reported satisfactory. Mrs. Glenn (Dorothea) Hanning, Athena; Connie Wertz, Cleveland, dlecl SWlday Muuer, Pomeroy; Goldie mlll'llln8 there. Bealdes her Oart, Syracuse; WWa Glblla, mother, Mr1. Sue Ellie, of Letart, W. Va.; Thomas Middleport, Mrs. Wertz is LDwrey, Pameroy. survived by her husband, DISCHARGES- Mary Hood. Tonlthl.~l7 Dorothea , J ,l •'·•. SANANTONIO 'Nk.(tlPi)-o- • 01 . CHICAGO (NEA) Re~ubllcan Sen. Ralph Tyler Smllh'• effectiv9 "law and order '.campalln against potent challenger Adlat Stevenaon Ill topped out too aoon, and GOP stratogi&IB in IU'ient war co~nclls are ·s~klng basWy lor ,new ways to cui Adlai's evident COntinuing lead. . · Republlcan leaden were disconcerted when the Chicago, Sun-Times poU, a straw sampling with a considerable ~putation for accuracy, placed Stevensoo ahead by margins ranging around 5& to 43 per cent- with Smllh looking weaker dOWilstate than he dllre be to haw real hope of overcoming a sure DemocraUc advantage in Mayor Daley:s Chicago stronghold. Smith must al~o do weU In ethniC suburbsnearCblcago. As the poll appllea to downstate (40 such counties are being tested), some GOP men prlvatel grumble that the poU ls not only Inaccurate but that poftsters have chosen places unrepresentative of Smith's true strength. Leaders say he needs a downstate margin of at least 150,000 to be tn the ball game. The Smith forces wlll be counting heavily on President NIXon's scheduled . Oct. 29 visit to flllnols and perhaps a lew surprises. It Is clear to them that ibe earlier game pian, letting "laW and Order" ~JaSis sink hOmO While 1ssulng statesmanlike position papers in the final days, wUI not do. The odd thing about Ibis race is that Stevenson, presently IUinois' alate treasurer, was slammed In the teeth so hard b{. Smith's assaults upon him that he Is sllll reacting v sorously to the charges ~f softness on violence, unrest. cnme, etc., even thougli !hell' effect has plainly weakened. Stevenson -brings up the subject wherever he goes. often before he is asked about it. The words that have haunted him were his reference to Chicago police as "storm troopers In blue" alter the riot chaos surrounding the 1968 Democratic convention In this city. How he tries to escape the Smith television reminders on this count was uniquely revealed when I heard him asked, In a pres,• conference, what his reaction was to an Ohio grand Jury s Indictment of 25 students an~ others for varmus disruptive acttvJtles in the days preceding the Natlonal Guard killing of four Kent State students May 4. He said first that any persona guilty of illegal acts should be punished. With a bow to his liberal con&tituency. he condemned the Natlooal Guard shootings. Then he added this beautiful turn : ''I can 'I believe our Chicago police would have rer.cted as did the National Guard in Ohio." In his steady counterpunchinf. on law and order, tbe 40year-old Stevenson hits Smith s antigun control position ctlll~ __,o...il IIP'"'r".-P "" I~ '"'!''.,... · · =· ·· • ~P"!I'.IIIpPIIGI. OOUlltrJ..; lliillliOII . . ~~~~t. ·~ 'li.U ,h6l!IUii ... f. ·, · IP, tile· cbp ~~·~.IIJIIDID iinlllbcl Br. hollil • he ,U . h~trldlnl 'IUdl , •r+rtn .Mifi · ·., : ·~P lllrl¥ ,1• · , .• . 1 119 ~.,.. aii!'I!W Mlladay · ~~·.;Jio·Oimt "•- ""'"""'...,.,:a lin· I 1 ... -~ c-ilnt p1aD1 = .·. WociiiiiCiay & TbundOy Octabor 1..1, NOT OPEN . ~· · ....- o "'"'!\' •• 011 ~ .aw'~=, ~per . , f:.'1 ...t • .v" .' :,;:!~' ...e , Company. ·~.,;. . 1 .~ . ~-~~ IO .~~§:•De ·wnYenllon del18alea . AbqutJ,Ia'iipiloniotiiiOihie ' lliti'PI1>il liUI, c1ioll'dr•IIIM 'ra ·heard ~pmentatlvn . !If burneddllrilil!ll\ttwobourllre -~~milt r.i!IU- --llllllfl aoclllaelljio . The 11orap liidlillea bold lbout . 11"1 torti.~vDaced. ' or'at11Jatlona ··.,pre~ . Ail IOOOOO••"•nao«c. "- .... Dr.. J .....e L:ara-Braud ·of ''11\dlMt. - .- 8&.' '.)" fl!r ' puv ~.,.. -'"!I .. · · ::-~~r"i?":"" ' ~ ;< ... lc) CIUII of lha ~· wu not AuiiiD, TID!,. ·llb'eclor crl llie Marti! .$t~,,~,. lmmedla~. determined. No ~ Inatltule, Lutheratll ll' , , ~ doubage eallmate wu IlliCit. ·• IDld "" ~vention \Merlcan- llna!lcia1 aid tor /~' . ~ ' 'LJ·~"> Leary 's ·y.1.•.·PP1•'e· s Heading to · · c.OlJ•'- o • · . <MP' 1 · 1 • ""' • J ' I three . . . who wW alland ere ~ Pooler, Mlcbael Zlrklo and DaYle A<ree. Council .J1io dWuiled at lencth two ·= · aull)laey policemen and a trainee attending !be school. 'l'bere would be no COlli to !be Ylllage. Councilman John Zerkle, bowever,saldhe frowned upon Make your home more.comfortable this winter with Lees carpet from .• -.e .!be <1 aoWiiary police u::·u: ~~= . . Chlel of Pollee J. J. Cremeans will Ciilfer with Dan Meadows, pr~tor of lhe pharmacy. · Aletter from lioe Ohio Bureau crl Inspection reed bY Grate Indicated that In !be future biSUI'ance ralell .In Middleport will be hJ&her. 11oe arnOlDII of !be Increase and the effective date Will .,_ announced later by lhe bureau. Attending lha meeting those named above and Mayor C. 0 . Flaher; councilmen Lawrence Stewart, David Ohlln&er and CllffordStumho,andMr.Grate, clerk-treasurer. .Faithfulnen, Wyalty Ww 'Recognition i' ' ' · A ftuowtdp '' · dinner W"' bold 1 jU!Idly at lhe Fonat ·Rw1 Uniletl Methodist , Cburcb " ' ~ Stanley Neaae for hla ~~h. ml loyalty to lhe f, ''""" . · V 'DJe group greeted Neaae ~. ''ForHe'aAJoJ4'Good Fellow." Cbarlu Hamuton, llundoy Sdlool superlntendenl, aotlns Nease's lallblul at· lendance, said, ''Graielul fl>r many 111111111 we tate for •. . .lecl. Mr•. NeaH Ia 111011 .ratelulforhladil!rdllrlenda." ~~ were pre.tented the ......,wd pall. Alla!UIIng....., Mr. and Mn. 8 Mild k' ) ......._ , ~, ' 1'\. ;,,,; '1.. ' • rrANLEY NEASE Brian, Mr. 8Dd Mrs. Warnerbe ' CodnnloM,I haJUII, Am r an c e' Carolyn Evans, Mrs. OPEN .. ' Name~,. FAIL FASHIONS By The Ylld pay by check all It is the safe easy way to pay of your bills. A check is a receipt A cancelled check is proof positive that you paid your bill. t.e ' Bt Iter u,_ ~nc ..w.p..va.... ..4i.... · < .i WEDNESDAY, octOBER. ?8, 1~70 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT .. 1 served as a parking space lor customers and employees of a buslneas !bey own. The amlllllll of damages asked is $5,000. 11oe plaintiffs Ill their petition state they have lost • in bl!Siness and wlll continue Ul lose $10 1 day as tons a& the rail remsllia at !be parking area. It asked !be railing be removed. Marie Blchman, Pomeroy, filed suit againllt the vUiage of Pomeroy and Henry L. Miller and son, Columbus, in the amoWII of fl3 ,015 for alleged damage to her home and property when sewer lines were laid. County Buys New Sherif•r · Cruiser mC·O N.ear, - ButlermiAmbrldge,Po.,Midlnd,Ky., llolllton, Tuu, Krt as "We are l'1llllling out of space," aaid an Armco spokeainan. aty, Band SiJin8s, Okla., ..... Zanenille, Olofo. ' "Eventually you run out of either ro<m or 111111107 10 ~ Armco hBII about 8,000emplo)'1!1at Ill~- works. 'DJe lms to be done. We might have enougb space for'about two more larJesi layolll!lll0llll£ad by a steel producer solar and weelll," asld !be spoRsman who did not wlah to beldenllfled. Laughlin wblcb fll'loughed 4,000 worDrl eOrlier lbla l!lOIIII>. · 1be11poke1111811 said llle Drat layoffs WIMIId be 1n lhe llnlahlns Meanwblle, Ohio manufacturers are also going Ill !be four. operatlllla and would then spread If !be 81rlke conllnued. Armco day work week u a means of comlatlq the alump In aalea basaboulliO,OIO'""'*"•atptantSIDM!ddletown.Jialtirnore, causedbylbeatrikeandgeneralcondltlonofthemarbl. future ordera. ""'JCil"' Guard Rail at Bridge Opposed Q · . ·• Mary The Melga· County com- Jean MorsWI· to !be Child Mrs. · Lela mlasloners Tueoday a~ ::lfare ~lor a four year Dale Octogenerian .Honored BY CHARLENE HOEFLICII .• .. ! .. ·.•. I: <. '-;.',;. 'i ~ . • ~·~~· *"'" !_CI . 10~,000.00 mw: ' '· '·101m ~ti· Mri " • 'iD'·the 9QIIlltj Ill' tlie llllt!rlff's s. Ptllllin dnd Aasoc. of deparl!llanl for .JZ,I'/Ii. Columbus Is doing lhe detailed Mre.C. K.N-,Mr. lild~. ~. ,..,._, . ""\'Jane ....._._.... _, laorecel·'ed .. _.,_ k OlarlesRimllton S.....,Jo d and Mre Elma Hoi!* ' "'hw-ona ' en••,.,.. • .,. W11r • T-- ' '"" an · • a bid from Pomeroy Motor.Co., A trlniler Ill money In the In !be amolll)t Of f2,864. Veterans Relief Commlsllon to In other buslqesa, a· compensate clerk& amOWIIed to ·,~---,--~------------------,..-, representative of the State $300from burials and $Uill from Hlshway Depar\!llent at Memorial Day Espenaes fwods. Marietta presented plans Attending were com•1i I regarding relocation, mlasloners Charles R. Karr, ' ' alterations and future main· Sr., Bob Clark, and Warden By Uallell , _ IDteraalliilal tenance ol cerlaln coW!ty and Ours, and Clerk Martha IIJ1l MJi. . !*i.;-·VIcW "'~ ,~·. 11114, u ...., , Dale' • .:... ='tr::.n::=~ Chambers. SR7. 1be commlasion appointed ·rew.e<>W.>.».l!:-lli•~:«M<:<<'''''""''"" &steaded Oblo wealber oallool! Saturday 111111 Sunday: A coolin& trend over tloe w~keod with •bowers Sat111day oad clearblg ~Y· BJaha iD upper Ill f!liiiJlnlayudSIUidaywlllltbe llwi iD !be mid Cis Saturday I!IOI'IiiC and tbe lo- • .of Bottle Vanuhes ' Selurday llltJd. IIILL, N. J, _A aD!;HICAL compall)' bas an;. :;;~;: ¥' · 1..: .. r.m.'ll<;.=~ 1 p1a111c boUle tliat illll'!ll to a crum111Y ,, 'WELFARE ESTIMATED ~'-·""~'m•IA 1 1 __,r, · C!ll,UMBUS (UP ) The....,.......,.. · may CCllllalnef II for COil Welfare progmna Ill Ohio may more tll8D ~ .. , ufil¥s. . ·.' approved by , Pood 'A!Iil ueln~~::~~·o:~nn- · ' c8J)IU:il}'. ~omeroy . .Final plans for ac- recognized tor her Sunday tivlties In !be Nov. 3 election School at~pdtnce record. She w1U be made • haan~ • •ln 16 years! Tuts<lay afternoon, Mrs. Fred PIPELINE UNDERWAY COLUMBUS (UP!) - A Crow, Jr., a second cousin, construction project for a entertained with a tea honoring $333 ,000 pipeline In Miami Miss Karr on ber J!Otb birthday. CoW!Iy is underway by Ohio Guests were members ol the Fuel Gas Co. Eagles Class and the Women's · D • 240 rreclnct Society of Christian Service of llle Aabury Church, and her longtime friends and neighbors. For the occasion she wore a dress which woa a sift to her from members of the Eagles Class and a corasge of pink carnation& presented to ber by • l L * d JJ ,cUJ s zs,e o~-t-f; e TWO Rooms The Meigs County Board W"'t Bedford- Raymond E. . M. Whittington, Mrs. Elecl(ons today announced Whaley, Mrs. J . Quivey, Barbara J. Bolen . d precinct officials lor the Nov. 3 Mrs. E. Cecil Dyesville - Mrs. Grace Destroye election. Toban, Mrs. Audra Turner' Mr. R. of Enuna 0. Two rooms In lhe Carl WIUlama home, Dock St., Middleport, were destroyed by lire Tuesday, Middleport Fireman Jack Bechtle reporled. WIIUatna wu wlll'klng on .a gas line 1n lha ldtdlen wben !be line broke and !be g8a Ignited. 'l'bere wos corialderable smolle damage to otber pilrlloo of !be ooe alii'y frame home. Mld· .,.......,. firemen answered the _,....at·• 1:31 p.m. 1be kltd1en c8U en. and adJofnlag pantry were destroyed. · , With the exception ol Reedsville Precinct, the first named In each case Is the presiding judge and Is a Reppblican, the next tbree are judge&, the first listed a Republ!can, and !be otber two Democrats. The final two naines In each listing are clerks, !be first a Republican and the second a Democrat. East Bedford Pet. - Mrs. Sylvis L. Mldldff, Mrs. Mildred F. Betzing, Mrs. Helena J. Howell, Herman A. Graeser, Mrs. Yvonne S. Young, Mrs. Sadie A. Carl. Connie Louise Harrison, Hayes, Mrs. Iona Brlctles. Norlll Chester- George C. Genheimer, Mrs. Bertha F. Smith, Mrs. Mary HW!ter, Mrs. Dorollly L. Myers, Mrs. Norma J. Sexson, Mrs. Marcia L. Keller. South Chester -Mrs. Esther P. Ridenour, Mre. Barbara K. Sargent, Mrs. Ethel F. Bentz, Mrs. Shirley M. Long, Mrs. Mildred S. DIU, .Mrs. Lucille Ridenour. . Columbia - Mrs. Louise Z. ··•Ellis, mro. Laura E. Krebs, Mrs. WIIJIIIII C. Burke, Mrs. Jacqueline Gillogly, Mrs. Glenn ' t' e · e b llle wars, C&rrjjll an . undelealed In high · acbool, he was a au:tns ·of hla bltgest tltteHport ~utot, and he '. suvemor. gradUated at age as vale9111 fte!!u~can dlctor~ Qi Ills etus. He wa• a local or stateto attend Ohio State ~Iiiii . Prt· . ~ lor e ca· I' ' Cline, Harvey E. Starkey, Mrs. JacqueUne F. Fraley, Mrs. Lerella R. Stansbury, Mrs. Vera Holcomb. Great River - Mrs. Carol E. Rhodes, Mrs. Marie Lawrence, Mrs. Letha Proffitt, Mrs. Ethel F. Hoback, Mrs. Linda L. Patterson, Mrs. Juanita M. Sayre. Portland - Mrs. Doris M. Sayre, Harry A. Hayman, Mrs. NeU Middleswart, Mrs. Violet Brewer, · Mrs. Gertrude E. Lehew, Ada VanMeter. East Letart- Mrs. Feme B. Hayman. Mrs. Focie L. B' R 1$,.0 r,n . Jauest ace . "'e e · ' Mrs. Melvin Grimm and Mre. Charles Neuman who lllilted Mrs. Crow at !be tea. A daun red roses were &~von to !be honored pest by lltr. and Mrs. Millard Van Meter and nwnerous otber gifts of jewelry (Continued on page II) Hayman, Mr1. Eula J. Wolfe, Mrs. Ruth I. Wolfe, Mrs. Janet S. Manuel, Mra. Evelyn Manuel. Letart .,- James R. Hill, Mrs. ClaraJ.PoweU,llfrs. MargleE. Hwo~ Gary Joe Wolfe, Mre. Bonnie S. Miller, Mre. Pauline Wolfe. Long Bottom - Mrs. Er· nestine Hayman, Mrs. Ella L. Osborne, Mrs. Dorotlly M. Welts,. Mrs. Alice F. Curtla, Mrs. Tressie R. Stelham, Mre. Ada E. BllseU. Olivedale - Mrs. Eatber B. Landon, Mrs. CeUa E. Colllna, Mrs. Jess1e R. Dotiderer, Mra. Mary Lou Longenette , Mre • :H. Glenda Benedum, Mrs. Mary Jane Headley. Allred - Mrs. Mary S. Pennington, Mrs. Mary 'M . Amos, Mrs. Charlotte Van I t . , '' t '~: ' ! . · ~~:~~:.Ei!'! t;·' ~. Tuppers Plains _ l'arl J. Barnhill, Mrs. Mulne D. .; ~: Chapman, Mrs. Evelyn E. ::;; . Summerfoeld, Mrs. Dori1 A. <:: Koenig, Mrs. Darlene G!tlhrle, ,! ;. :: Mrs. catoqn L. Rl~. : Rutland Vllla&e - Mr.. _:::: Bernice B. Neilon, . Mra. ::::. !·: Myrvtlle . ' . . Mn. Maa'le ·L. {·;. Betty ' -~ ~~,_·, a.".!::: •).~ . •.,..... :AS:.\ ~:.~ LouiN ' ::~ ACOOUNTS INSURm j llll11 K•rr, "'s recently bUt "' ~. JD .a ' OPEN AOtEQUNG AaDUNT NCM! I SYRACUSE - Mils Marcia Karr, an octogenarian · as of Tuesday, hall her .... f<Jrmula for staying YOWlS at heart. She believes that keeping Interested and busy In community and church affairs, and Informed of world events, helps maintain a teen mind alld a happy spbit,for a useful life. No one who knows Marcia Karr danlea her Ufe uempUftes thai philosophy. AreUrecl school ~acher, Mlas Karr hBII resided in the Karr homMiead ln Syracuse since E. C. NEWELL 1918. She WBL born in &ilion E. C. NeweU, .00 of Mr. and Towuhlp, daughter of the late Mrs. Hobart NeweU, Cheater, Nathan Jefferson Karr and Is serving u a fireman •P" Mary Williams Karr. Aa a child prentice engineer willl the U. abe Uved oo a farm on !be S. Navy after apelllilq a Cheotar Rood. leave here wltb bls ,pareall. She has been an actin HI& address II E. C. NeweD, member of lhe Asbury Unllecl FA B477190, Iaaet. Sblp Metllodlst Church many yean Malnl. FAE, Dlv. I all1l R. where she taught an older adult . Navy Base, PhDadelpbla, Pa. claae. For lhe paet eight yean 1911%. she has been !be teacher of tbe Eagles Class. She served u church treasurer 15 years, has DEMOCRATS TO MEET A meeting of the Meigs represented the church at the County young Democrat Club Lakeside, OJolo Conference 14 wiU be~ at 7:30p.m. Wed- fe&rS and has served on the .parl'-, , A•lu for Help from Voters TOY~ND en . ,. . - - : - - - -- - ,-, ---------------~,;_.....:...:...,....:.._,.....:...:_....:..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:..:;...;_.;.;;;.;.;.;; !·· ·News ..• in Brie{## ! Sileclian 11 . at y 11JI1llllecl,_llltenllloul Armc:oStsel Co., onecrlthe nation'I leading steel ioroduoer1, wW begin majOr tsyofb wltliln twO weeb If Ute ~-old United Allto Worten llritugalbsiGeneral Mol«& boa not ended by lhet Ume, Informed sources said today. Armco, willl headquarters In MJMWown, Ohio, and 1111111 Olber major steel p!'O<blers have 110! announced layoffs or produclloncutbecUbecallllllheybavebeenstoc:tpWn&ateelfor Two law 1ults seeklns damases have been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Pomeroy. Frlb: and Mary Buck, Pomeroy, and Adolph and !..orella Saelena, Middleport, flied a petition aaklng a man· datory Injunction against vlllase officials Cbarles w. Logar, mayor; Ralph Werry, Franklin Rizer, Robert Hysell, Donald Collinl, Alma RUBSOD and Lucien Poulin, members of collllCII. They seek compeiliiUon for alleged los& of bUiinesa due to the erectlm of a guard rail near the Pomeroy-Mason brldgelhat •>{ \ _. ·.. . . • C· ..,, ..,.. >~ ;·~r rr· . ~:J&JI; vBf&tL.~ ·~ ptWall\~~~~y· ~<v- . • -c••itt\IV· .board In ~ '""""" IIWt"'"""' !Iiili-',.,,,-~~u.- U..&.:0 a.: ~ . MI!l«<i'POI'I ~~'!!" ~. Alrptwt and aMounce<l lhat E. ~adqllll'ftn llil W. ~ St., in ilhJ91t • y~ !I I ' l In a related acUoo, ,;tlqe council vole4· to oend tbree · regular olllcers I!> ' a special Jl!ll.lce ICh9ol In :lackaon from Nov. Z throu&b Dec. 18. 'DJe Mrs. ·Mill!ll•. ~~ • . 81, . 138 VOL XXIII -NO-. - - - -- 8&reed to relliove !be parking ~::-:~: ~i~~: ~":~~:: ::a~ · · • .' •·: ·•' Athens, 10- .. . • "-'«~ Tu ear !% mliUl':': ''""'"' ""."·- 1 J uno tllc8l Y 110· ·..~·:I. .i' l ",In I lrr&.prove ···' e Morpn, NQble; Perry, Vinton l'harmacy at the corner of · ~ WUhlhlton. North Se<r""11 and Walnut Sts. ~ .1 Ue8tJfiY' ., ·::.-ter,"::............_- Bashan News Notes 181. .. . '' 1 1 .. ,.,• 'i lha eouncll are u:..-. • ZRflllll' n.:....:$'' · l,_.,..,.w . , ' . '. . n:- because of !be dllllcultlea enCOillltered hi case an aumu.rr officer should be lnjllred '*tule uelatlnJ reaUlar pollee. Clerk-Tftuuret Gei1e Grate was asked · to confer wllll Soliqltor B~rnard Fultz on ' ,. ,Eu:r~a=~ ;a~~~~w: Mass Layo·f·f by "'*'lof * JAgt.&tlon lir ' Join lhe Southea•..,.. ~· Council of Glivei'nmento 'wai approhd ~Y. ni&ht bJ Middleport Vlllqt CouneU. , ne ~•etonal asency 11 ~ to cope wilh. mutual / . prolilema IDlO!ll lha 12 countlea potentW problem.t In !be 111e ol ----------------111111111 CONFINED BY INJURY Mrs. Beatrice Ralrden, Hartford, who was injured In an a~tomoblle accident Friday, Is Ciilflned to Pleasant Valley Hospital. Her room number Is I l , .. Pomeroy, died eltll. ~ Ill BEIHUT (UP[)- Ilr. Tlmollly brown leather cap, lllliled and !be Elmwood if~' lfoiDe1n F. Leary and his Black Panther stared ahead. · Tuppen ~. and ylppy colleagueslelt today Leary's colleagues said ear- Mrs Davllatidheulallr lbe for Cairo after being told they Her. the grllllp hoped to go Ill late Sarah PbUUji D Syria Jordan ''within !be ,_;,_. __......,....,.!be ' ' were not wanted In Lebanon. or · l,n ~ 'DJeir welcome In Cairo was next few dafs" to npreas !be '"" uv , ....,. . • .. uncertain. Black Panthers' solldarll)'_ flllh o;nany years. • · LegalllOill'cessaldLearyand Palestlnlan.commandoleaders. Mre. · llllvll; l!orD .April Jl, . his companions were escorted However, Leary, Black Pan· ll'lt, was pa~ID dellJiliJ to Beirut airport early today by thor Field Marshal Don Cos, bet balbl!ld;' FraMUDisti..lwo Lebanese pollee officers. They New YMk Panther Clalrman lrotjlen,·and 1111 ...,,. :» asld the move was not Marlin Kennar and .;~ s.atlied bJ,,~ lllll•· WJDiltt f, te h 1 11 b Dohrn a fund raiser f"" !be Davis Middleport • ' lhrie c n ca Y an ous 1er u1 • r . .' . • • . "Leary and Ills friends were Ylpples ouu,l slater of Qernar.. ~. and m ·!11'"1:: · advised to leave the coWltry.': dine Dohm, one ol ~FBI's tll'llldctildrtD. ~~· · , ·._ Witnesaea said the party of most wanted~ "'ii !be .i"uneral H!"'ictl "" ""• four was driven to Beirut United Slalell, pald'"'lr f300 1111!l'lday al S p.m. at· Airport 1n a police jeep. Pollee bill at lha bellchfroot Hotel St. ~Burial wW ~ lb !Jeedi said earlier !bey told the group Georges before dawn l!lli went >Grove Ceoileteri' • Frltlld!! J!li1 llleir presence In Lebanon ''Is to the airport. call at lht funeral b not desirable " Mies Dohm deClined com- •ytlale. They app~renUy gave up ment when asked where her ~~~r~g~~t ~~::s"'.!t~ ~~f:~n~rs~~~~~~.;J•li~~iv~i.~~ ptan.s to visit !be Palestinian sister was. There had been When he isn't responding to Smith's admittedly rough guerrllloa as a measure of reports It was llen!ardlne charges In this field, Stevenson tries to tie his adversary solidarity with lham In their rather than J~ who Will Into Nixon economic policies he portrays as potentially struggle against Israel and In AIJiers shorUy liter Leary disastrous-though W!employment tn Illinois runs a couple "U.S." and hla wife, Rosemary, of points below the U.S. average. Airport poUC. lept crowds arrived there last week. Smith, at M a veteran legislator with obvious solid at a dlatance with !be abilities, might win handily in other circumstances .. ~is explanation ''we have orders to ... problem is Stevenson's 98 per cent name recogn1tion all · . .. (rooted in his late father's lame). A high-level conference ow no 000 to!speak to him Ylsltthe carpet Dept. on the3rd Floor. Seethe ear~ch~se law and order-because of its value to Nixon and walked with !be American beautiful colors and designs avall~le. to YO!/ in I s a means of pulling Adlai off the pedestal. l.!lD •dvOCllte from !be termln· In Wool - Nylon...;. Acrlll!n - Kadel 'Fortrel & The device closed the gap amazingly-and then tal!"red al out to the plane as he left. Antron. 'T'ilke some samples home with you. off- Smith _reading 14-page treatises on Nixon economocs Is When newsmen tried to see which looks best In your own home. We hardly the stuff for a big final push. :rhose polls ~re addresa him, Leary, wearing a will come measure your rooms .and let you . shakers, callong for late-hour dramatics. M~anwhde , brown sutt, open-110Ck ahlrt and' know the total Installed price. All carpet In· . ~~:;n~~~-~~~~~~ ~N~.;:a.~ti~.Y,. ~"' ~·,~. j· · ~,. ,, ..,,,.:, J\4MIIi1Cl1J!tmf ®flt' i1l!lb<Cilil*lfl!lll4···; ~ :· ,;!• ~' mtthanlcs. . · ,, "' .. · . daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Cesek, Willoughby, a sister, Mrs , DIVORCE ASKED Evelyn Hill, Buffalo, N. Y. A suit lor divorce has been Funeral aervlc:es will be held at filed In Mei88 CoWlty Common I pm. Wednesday In Cleveland Pleas Court by CoMie Reed, and burial will be there. Reedsville, against Willard L. Reed charging gross neglect of duty and 011reme cruelty. ,The LODGE TO MEET plaintiff also seek& the custody Pomeroy Cbapter 80, RAM, of three minor children . will meet In special session at l:ll p.m. Wednesday following a maettne cl !be Ohio valley Commandery. ' u:..m • · ~ W:. .· 'f':''11111on· · · ~..... Glenn; a son, lAren Wertz; a "R" Rating " .f ADIIIOriJ ' ~~ " . ' '• 10·~1 die •• A~ 111 tq'~tllelril;r;'of:a~ at , . Wlll'tiiO I •of• ~ ·• • 't- cbuidl'l ~~ .;..; ~a,,r~1 ~ · Mo~e$ Officers To·: Take·Sehool ... MEIGS tHEATRE Ella Kazon's THE ARRANGEMENT {Teclmitololl") Kirk Douglas Faye Dunaway ii Smith s Best. Jabs· :' '(UPI) w~aroN c.H.; ~; · AnttrlC~ 1/ulh~•!!•CiiW'C'h :::,,t~"!l "' ~ . 18• · '· -:- •.911J ,.~u convention.':del~le• have · t, lltr ·d PI' • ly BRUCOIOSSAT · ' ' ~~.G,dledof ~!~ ,~,~q,,, Pirialt . lhe I\CIM,~~ •Jill ~ ~ NEA W h'ong to " Co rrtspon..., •· ·t " I ..... ~~e~tt .• ...-...... 1112 :,rr• ~ Ill IHIIII ~· ,..,.v:_.. .,'' ""nilmlnaliGIJ ......... -'·)II,._....._,, Be 1114 •• w · . 1 • . . . I ' �.,, . ··) I ' :.: ·.M'iisi{i;;;;Making Corrteback; Helen ~'~"'· · "'"':~- i!JI ·J"'.-'IJ:....W. <tfru •,;JIIIlfU lAIHC8"" t'·h e·' • nl '10LI !'\I ~·'-1~ ' ,· ·· 4 O rt· S S .' e·s k D .' · · p· _' by Claet Taratlehill ftGIITER DIPIIOVI!8 Fiirmer ..•.~ (UP!) - Neio LeJinaiDn, rlllkld lbll-t No. I by lbe AP IJid No. 2 by tbe UPIIIDOIII Oldo'l Doable A ICIIooll, eciPd tho Melp Mlraudei'IM In 1 prt re_. eht~llt811. Since that c18J both clllbl DO doubt hmllwpnJi ld,IO tl!ln 111111 WI)' tD·poll' Whal a repeol meetiDi would produce. IIIJtdlelitU, ,bow,..., bow the Sol!lbl111114rt1 Oblo Llilp hal lmprond llltlmqe. RMn-'qan, 011' Ju&ue'l co-lllliller wllll Gelllpoill, 1mocltod <lfllllllardl fl. OOIID~~'~'IMbeforereaullrp]IJ bepn.IIIDlltda aweetqooriOWIIf-1. Item- Athens, baviltc illlrO!Ible 'lllintJJD& In our cool....,., loOk Martella ... In Ill ftral ,..w.rb' lclledltled pme. Miean· while, Marietta has gone mID lll1'd up a t-s.oreeord campal&nlnc In lbe IGIIIb C.lral Oldo CGofaoene4, TWo of ill wiDI hml been OVflt Newark and MarUnll ,.,.,. • 'l'rl!l, Nft Lolli Doable A and Melp II n1ple A 1l!lder lbe aewcl•ljlllculon ll)'llem In wbleb boyenrollmeal delonDinellbe ·Ulree dlvlrkml• .j'fevcllltlw. 1111111 lliiiJI)III'I.Is IIUISeol the .C aiUmrla heavyweight C'1teqti'lll Roc• Rlrcb9r ..... ! 'mllrln1 ' ullslac lory pr~~~" Tueoday after 0118 bullet WOUIId In ltio!oJ and lour olbon In the aacW!Jt SEOAL, 10 1ouc llln1atd oii u a 11!1£110 ollltlle con'Jiild,er, 37, tdlol iiijueuce 'mOIIpt lbe city bop, II IJ'OWinl up. reeetu.e -:;,:~~~·r.Jcildar~ . In . ·Hotel. 1 Oelllahd•s Miss Program in Mason = · OOLUMBUB (UPI) - l1'1 flta( place vola. ' For 111 trouble, ~ •· w...on W..fe!:n ~ve Hur.., llftCI Howrt..;.. m 1 1 been lila,_..~ MaMUOII C..lo!Q MeKinley, witb liz jumped .U ~ Wlf lrGm l5lb 7. La11Uoior ' 1~- 11 \j c!;~~Gl!4 flnllhed No. 1 111 the Unltld wino and a lie, II the only olh- 1D ..-111 tb18 •bile' •· $Mdusky 1-.1) 101 ~" · "'*· ~ ...._,_ Prell .Iftt.miUaaol . Board fl.1 .......... , f·~-" ..,_.. poll, but •t• , beCIMin8 tD lOot more and more lib ltml will be 1be , _ of the -n,er. er lam mud> UUe diAno:eThe ID ca~-· .... - with the IIIlo! • Bulldop, who flllllh the oeuon aplnatM•IDoo Nov.l4, have 2f2 pclnll. The s18 ar11111• Macblae. »nbell<!n Sidney beld ·111 thallka tDbaet-lo-bacltahu!AJWI, fourth pooiUM with 1M pclnll *G OVflt Steuhenvllle and U.Q and CillelnniiU Moeller llllftb <1'1« Jlal'berlon, II . - II wltll 167. Warren Western Jle. polnllaheadoii'UIIIIOI'UP Upper eerve, which blasl<!d NOes Me· AtllasiDn In !be Class AAA Klnloy 35-1 Sabinlay, held Uti! rallnp. place, !ollowld by Lancu!Aor, A new leader hal -sed In Sandusky, Troy and Cillelnnllll the A ranldngl,lhanlla tD 1 d.,. St. xavier. Troy 1J the oaJy feat llllfered bY Cclr7-Ralnon, MWC<IIIel'. · · the leader for the flral four ClevellndHolyNameheldlll weeki of the balloCing. third apot In the Clull AA But 1n Clul AA, Bucyrus ralblga, but loot ground ID both ellUIS 1D Ill top opo1, allbougb Bucyn~~ and New Lex, ftnllh. the Rldmen'l load dwindled in8 with 118. Porlmloutb West from !Spolntuweet IDa 111m was fourth t1!18 week and live tl!ll. week, !a-167. · Clre1evllle !)fib. . The 111rD1Dg point u 1M u . Vnbeaten Castalia Mo..Uioo 11 c-..ed wu the Margaretta dropped from vielor)' over Sleubenvllle a fourth lui week ID alxth, and ..perennial PGif"' In Ohio hip wu !ollowld by SpriJI8fleld ~~ehool footliall. Shawnee, Ornille, Napoleoo --• llarlvllle Like Ill latter The 'ngers were two polnll .... • e beldnd U~ ._., __._ before two maldng lhelr first IDp l<!n ..,... -~•-· that pme but movld 44 polnll appearances. ahead o1 ti., Golden 80an last Arlln81Dn cauaed the big week. Malji!Jon hal 3$4 polnll lhakeup In the Qass A ratingo this •eek, with 'll flnt place by knocking off Ill Hancock 90 tes out of 1 pcltllible 39. At· County nel&bbor, Cory·Rawaon, lln8ton got293 polnll end eight 7~ Friday nl&hl. LOGAN UPCOJQNO -'!be Cblelr, lbe oppoaiUoa Ill lopn Fridaymptoftbe MaJ'audera, haVI I WI)' fl. eomlng up wllll his, tttrGng lullbaeu. For tbne yeere we bad 21111 lb. plus Chuck Jtnv, aow an ou u_."', "' IIDp. 'lbll year lbe Marawlen will ha,., ID IIDp 21111 lb. plua Ken Q!lbettllil, I 10~; wbo II among the l.etgue'l leadiJJs IP'OIIIIIIaa!Mn· Lopa's'r1llllllnll bact, or tallbact,ll Rid! Krebo, • lll!llkr, aiiO ..... lbe lep ntlbC'I. ilalltlll 0111 Jac$ One Hospital Noll!: FW*• bact (]ll'lr MDJer w1to bas lllll'l!ld every pmellir Lopn,ll out lor lbe 10110n. He fractured · aa~lutFrldi.JinlbeOIIelo'vleklryoverJacliloo. GABS·Ranked .J4th.·In Class .44.· Ccr)'·RaWIIII, wllldl- had been 9. Troy (7-0) (1) 41 the top apotlll · • fell 10. ,Clnclnnall St. X.V,.,. (5-2) <IS 1D fourth belllnd ae<CIIII place $0(on4 10. 11. Cotum...,• Tuacarawu Catbolle and tlllnl Eaotmoor -42; 12; 1 tfiiH place Mec:blal"""q. MI:Ktnlty _32; 11 Cleviolind St. .In ~ ~t·.~~rat place point 1<1181 wu IM, wblle Tuacari!IU Catbolle bad IJI .~Mi...,._ ._,__ ·..N """"-=-• ....,, canal Wlnchealllr mt1fld up lw'o plaeoo "' llftb tbl8 week and woa followed by Porto1110111b Noire Dame, Arlington, Johnltmm Monrue, Marlm Low and 8 hriHray Ue between t:"!' ...,:11 rr'/:·~ ~ Findlay 2J;17. tollli,. (11 122) ~~~r~~or~~~i. Othtrl polnlo: Roulord 12; Solon, Akron St. Sprtnvrtotd -"· Ct... n.~ 11. Wollh Juull 21; 19. TUM Ciovelond eon.clictino lf1 20. 1. Morlan Plto...,l Ctnclnnafl taS.IIo ond - d· 17-0) 11) m~· 2. Tute~rawao Cofflollc polnlt: WI':'.::I.:IH~ ~~-= 3. Mochoni~1-0I (4) end Clnclnnall Woodw•d 16 1 7.01 - " ' t.Dulsvlllo 13; Clovelond 4. Cory-bwson St. Janettuo 11; canton Control · !6-11 Cllllollc, Dovton Col..,.l White 5. canol Wlncho$1tr ond Columbus Wullond 10 (7.01 Mosldore and Denvll1e lor eoch; Xenia 9; BNvorcrttll 9. 6. Portsmouth N. 0. l<!ntb. Ct... M (?.f) 121 MeDonalcl, lui year'• IIIlo! Ttom Polnfl 7. Arllnvton cs-21 Clull A clllmpkJn witb only a 1. Bucyrus 17-0l (4) 162 1. JohMiown ""'j'~ (1) IICoreleoa lie lllll'rinllll record 2. Ntw Laxl""":?-tl (6) 157 •. Marion ~I this seaSOD, wao only one point 3. Cleveland Holy Name 17·01 l!l out of the ..._,l<!n. _ (6-0) 121 111 IO. !tiel (ll 61 .. 4 · Portlmoufll W~7~ 1 121 77 COLUMBUS (UPil - The (li · Oonvlllo United Pross lnlernotlonol 5, Circleville 17-0l 75 (7-01 Boord of Coaches' hlg/1 sc'::l 6. Clololla Maroorotto ~~- =:J~Or=~J,_ 12 r:~l lwf11 'f.'wd~ren· 7_Sprtnvlield Sill= 67 13, New LDndon Ill 41; 14< : lheHs : . (6-ll (II 63 Covtnvton 35; IS. Norwalk St; · C'(' ) 111 52 Pout 32; 16. Klrtlond 23; 17/ 1 .., AAA · Orville ~~ Yorkville (2) 20; 11. IINIIsvllloi TNm Points 9· Nopoleoo 17.0) Ill Sl and Sondu•"u St. Moru 19 IICII; 10. Hartville Lake _, • t. Mo..tuon !7-01 127l 35-1 17.o) (2) 42 20. Spenctt ville 11. 2. Upper Arllnvl<>n Second 10 , 11 . Wyomlno 32; Oilier• with eight or more 17-0) Ill 293 II 0 nd Ml ooinlt: Triad 13; Port<way 12; 12· St. Clolrsvi a 3. canton MI:Kinley norvo Newark Colllollc, Ct•clnnotl 16-0-1) (1) 242 ft~l:~n1!· =lUIc:w~~ Country Doy and falrpor1 10 4. Sidney 17.0) 111158 201 16. Louisville st. Thomes ooch; MI. PINunl, Alton Eoof 5. Clnclnnotl -~:;) 157 Aquinas, Deyton Jefferson. tt~~ ~f:.:.lghl$ ond I'• :• ,. .- Mog4;.o) 'J .:. ., '!'c:"";= ' BARGAINS Eagles Host SW In.SVAC Contest ONE OF AKIND 1-0NL Y 'Holpo!nt u•rcounllr - DISH WASHER .... '124 2 'l'r1. Old. and Voters of -' MEIGS COUttn· . ' ' 0 I 1·2 DR. E~UCATION '' I want to ask lor your va" al)d CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR ! :zoo lb . Freezer ' 1find It lm!)O!Islble to ask )'11U perll)naJiy ' for your support due to a bout·wlth the'flu. ., It Whirlpool Below. '149 '"'"'* . 2 speed, 2 cycle, 3 wash temp. NO SfAMPS - NO GAMES OR GIMMICKS - JUST LOW ' EXTRA SPECIAL! DUBUQUE CANNED HAMS . DEL·MONTE ROUNO.UP ''' ' Mixed Vegetabl~ 5 ___________ : •1.00 ____ . PRUNE JUICE ..;. 40 Ol. 3 lb. 2.99 ALL ,.EAT can WIENERS ,,. GRAPE. .n CMS '1 36" DELUXE GAS RANGE Jllall, lbe the poor llllllbe '49 TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) -The Uons American Bowl All.Stor foothaU SBIDO, fllou&hl ID be 4ead after two financially dllutroua efforts, wu olflcially revlve4 Tue&day and scheduled for Jan. 10. Uons ofllclalllerbert Loech· 1er, general chairman for the same. aald c:erllfleaUM ha4 been received from the NCAA for the 811114! on that date and aald eoochea l!ld players will be IMOIDieed neJ:t week. The flntl two games failed to attract the anllctpaiA!d erowdl and resull<!d In a number of c:ourt sulta, ...,., of which sun are pending, Involving dObts 11'2 Incurred by tha former opon21'2 3 -------------~------ .a oz. of ID PlY -lbe 23" G. E. Console · T.V. '149 New Gulr•nt• Used Electric RANGE '29 ,'· H&R ARESIONE 992-2231 Middleport. o. ..... 31'2 5 lll.SUM . AT KEITH GOBLE FO~RO. USED CAR LOT ll , ' ..._. tf.; " I.Dc "'' St. ··..~'R~l " ' ' �.,, . ··) I ' :.: ·.M'iisi{i;;;;Making Corrteback; Helen ~'~"'· · "'"':~- i!JI ·J"'.-'IJ:....W. <tfru •,;JIIIlfU lAIHC8"" t'·h e·' • nl '10LI !'\I ~·'-1~ ' ,· ·· 4 O rt· S S .' e·s k D .' · · p· _' by Claet Taratlehill ftGIITER DIPIIOVI!8 Fiirmer ..•.~ (UP!) - Neio LeJinaiDn, rlllkld lbll-t No. I by lbe AP IJid No. 2 by tbe UPIIIDOIII Oldo'l Doable A ICIIooll, eciPd tho Melp Mlraudei'IM In 1 prt re_. eht~llt811. Since that c18J both clllbl DO doubt hmllwpnJi ld,IO tl!ln 111111 WI)' tD·poll' Whal a repeol meetiDi would produce. IIIJtdlelitU, ,bow,..., bow the Sol!lbl111114rt1 Oblo Llilp hal lmprond llltlmqe. RMn-'qan, 011' Ju&ue'l co-lllliller wllll Gelllpoill, 1mocltod <lfllllllardl fl. OOIID~~'~'IMbeforereaullrp]IJ bepn.IIIDlltda aweetqooriOWIIf-1. Item- Athens, baviltc illlrO!Ible 'lllintJJD& In our cool....,., loOk Martella ... In Ill ftral ,..w.rb' lclledltled pme. Miean· while, Marietta has gone mID lll1'd up a t-s.oreeord campal&nlnc In lbe IGIIIb C.lral Oldo CGofaoene4, TWo of ill wiDI hml been OVflt Newark and MarUnll ,.,.,. • 'l'rl!l, Nft Lolli Doable A and Melp II n1ple A 1l!lder lbe aewcl•ljlllculon ll)'llem In wbleb boyenrollmeal delonDinellbe ·Ulree dlvlrkml• .j'fevcllltlw. 1111111 lliiiJI)III'I.Is IIUISeol the .C aiUmrla heavyweight C'1teqti'lll Roc• Rlrcb9r ..... ! 'mllrln1 ' ullslac lory pr~~~" Tueoday after 0118 bullet WOUIId In ltio!oJ and lour olbon In the aacW!Jt SEOAL, 10 1ouc llln1atd oii u a 11!1£110 ollltlle con'Jiild,er, 37, tdlol iiijueuce 'mOIIpt lbe city bop, II IJ'OWinl up. reeetu.e -:;,:~~~·r.Jcildar~ . In . ·Hotel. 1 Oelllahd•s Miss Program in Mason = · OOLUMBUB (UPI) - l1'1 flta( place vola. ' For 111 trouble, ~ •· w...on W..fe!:n ~ve Hur.., llftCI Howrt..;.. m 1 1 been lila,_..~ MaMUOII C..lo!Q MeKinley, witb liz jumped .U ~ Wlf lrGm l5lb 7. La11Uoior ' 1~- 11 \j c!;~~Gl!4 flnllhed No. 1 111 the Unltld wino and a lie, II the only olh- 1D ..-111 tb18 •bile' •· $Mdusky 1-.1) 101 ~" · "'*· ~ ...._,_ Prell .Iftt.miUaaol . Board fl.1 .......... , f·~-" ..,_.. poll, but •t• , beCIMin8 tD lOot more and more lib ltml will be 1be , _ of the -n,er. er lam mud> UUe diAno:eThe ID ca~-· .... - with the IIIlo! • Bulldop, who flllllh the oeuon aplnatM•IDoo Nov.l4, have 2f2 pclnll. The s18 ar11111• Macblae. »nbell<!n Sidney beld ·111 thallka tDbaet-lo-bacltahu!AJWI, fourth pooiUM with 1M pclnll *G OVflt Steuhenvllle and U.Q and CillelnniiU Moeller llllftb <1'1« Jlal'berlon, II . - II wltll 167. Warren Western Jle. polnllaheadoii'UIIIIOI'UP Upper eerve, which blasl<!d NOes Me· AtllasiDn In !be Class AAA Klnloy 35-1 Sabinlay, held Uti! rallnp. place, !ollowld by Lancu!Aor, A new leader hal -sed In Sandusky, Troy and Cillelnnllll the A ranldngl,lhanlla tD 1 d.,. St. xavier. Troy 1J the oaJy feat llllfered bY Cclr7-Ralnon, MWC<IIIel'. · · the leader for the flral four ClevellndHolyNameheldlll weeki of the balloCing. third apot In the Clull AA But 1n Clul AA, Bucyrus ralblga, but loot ground ID both ellUIS 1D Ill top opo1, allbougb Bucyn~~ and New Lex, ftnllh. the Rldmen'l load dwindled in8 with 118. Porlmloutb West from !Spolntuweet IDa 111m was fourth t1!18 week and live tl!ll. week, !a-167. · Clre1evllle !)fib. . The 111rD1Dg point u 1M u . Vnbeaten Castalia Mo..Uioo 11 c-..ed wu the Margaretta dropped from vielor)' over Sleubenvllle a fourth lui week ID alxth, and ..perennial PGif"' In Ohio hip wu !ollowld by SpriJI8fleld ~~ehool footliall. Shawnee, Ornille, Napoleoo --• llarlvllle Like Ill latter The 'ngers were two polnll .... • e beldnd U~ ._., __._ before two maldng lhelr first IDp l<!n ..,... -~•-· that pme but movld 44 polnll appearances. ahead o1 ti., Golden 80an last Arlln81Dn cauaed the big week. Malji!Jon hal 3$4 polnll lhakeup In the Qass A ratingo this •eek, with 'll flnt place by knocking off Ill Hancock 90 tes out of 1 pcltllible 39. At· County nel&bbor, Cory·Rawaon, lln8ton got293 polnll end eight 7~ Friday nl&hl. LOGAN UPCOJQNO -'!be Cblelr, lbe oppoaiUoa Ill lopn Fridaymptoftbe MaJ'audera, haVI I WI)' fl. eomlng up wllll his, tttrGng lullbaeu. For tbne yeere we bad 21111 lb. plus Chuck Jtnv, aow an ou u_."', "' IIDp. 'lbll year lbe Marawlen will ha,., ID IIDp 21111 lb. plua Ken Q!lbettllil, I 10~; wbo II among the l.etgue'l leadiJJs IP'OIIIIIIaa!Mn· Lopa's'r1llllllnll bact, or tallbact,ll Rid! Krebo, • lll!llkr, aiiO ..... lbe lep ntlbC'I. ilalltlll 0111 Jac$ One Hospital Noll!: FW*• bact (]ll'lr MDJer w1to bas lllll'l!ld every pmellir Lopn,ll out lor lbe 10110n. He fractured · aa~lutFrldi.JinlbeOIIelo'vleklryoverJacliloo. GABS·Ranked .J4th.·In Class .44.· Ccr)'·RaWIIII, wllldl- had been 9. Troy (7-0) (1) 41 the top apotlll · • fell 10. ,Clnclnnall St. X.V,.,. (5-2) <IS 1D fourth belllnd ae<CIIII place $0(on4 10. 11. Cotum...,• Tuacarawu Catbolle and tlllnl Eaotmoor -42; 12; 1 tfiiH place Mec:blal"""q. MI:Ktnlty _32; 11 Cleviolind St. .In ~ ~t·.~~rat place point 1<1181 wu IM, wblle Tuacari!IU Catbolle bad IJI .~Mi...,._ ._,__ ·..N """"-=-• ....,, canal Wlnchealllr mt1fld up lw'o plaeoo "' llftb tbl8 week and woa followed by Porto1110111b Noire Dame, Arlington, Johnltmm Monrue, Marlm Low and 8 hriHray Ue between t:"!' ...,:11 rr'/:·~ ~ Findlay 2J;17. tollli,. (11 122) ~~~r~~or~~~i. Othtrl polnlo: Roulord 12; Solon, Akron St. Sprtnvrtotd -"· Ct... n.~ 11. Wollh Juull 21; 19. TUM Ciovelond eon.clictino lf1 20. 1. Morlan Plto...,l Ctnclnnafl taS.IIo ond - d· 17-0) 11) m~· 2. Tute~rawao Cofflollc polnlt: WI':'.::I.:IH~ ~~-= 3. Mochoni~1-0I (4) end Clnclnnall Woodw•d 16 1 7.01 - " ' t.Dulsvlllo 13; Clovelond 4. Cory-bwson St. Janettuo 11; canton Control · !6-11 Cllllollc, Dovton Col..,.l White 5. canol Wlncho$1tr ond Columbus Wullond 10 (7.01 Mosldore and Denvll1e lor eoch; Xenia 9; BNvorcrttll 9. 6. Portsmouth N. 0. l<!ntb. Ct... M (?.f) 121 MeDonalcl, lui year'• IIIlo! Ttom Polnfl 7. Arllnvton cs-21 Clull A clllmpkJn witb only a 1. Bucyrus 17-0l (4) 162 1. JohMiown ""'j'~ (1) IICoreleoa lie lllll'rinllll record 2. Ntw Laxl""":?-tl (6) 157 •. Marion ~I this seaSOD, wao only one point 3. Cleveland Holy Name 17·01 l!l out of the ..._,l<!n. _ (6-0) 121 111 IO. !tiel (ll 61 .. 4 · Portlmoufll W~7~ 1 121 77 COLUMBUS (UPil - The (li · Oonvlllo United Pross lnlernotlonol 5, Circleville 17-0l 75 (7-01 Boord of Coaches' hlg/1 sc'::l 6. Clololla Maroorotto ~~- =:J~Or=~J,_ 12 r:~l lwf11 'f.'wd~ren· 7_Sprtnvlield Sill= 67 13, New LDndon Ill 41; 14< : lheHs : . (6-ll (II 63 Covtnvton 35; IS. Norwalk St; · C'(' ) 111 52 Pout 32; 16. Klrtlond 23; 17/ 1 .., AAA · Orville ~~ Yorkville (2) 20; 11. IINIIsvllloi TNm Points 9· Nopoleoo 17.0) Ill Sl and Sondu•"u St. Moru 19 IICII; 10. Hartville Lake _, • t. Mo..tuon !7-01 127l 35-1 17.o) (2) 42 20. Spenctt ville 11. 2. Upper Arllnvl<>n Second 10 , 11 . Wyomlno 32; Oilier• with eight or more 17-0) Ill 293 II 0 nd Ml ooinlt: Triad 13; Port<way 12; 12· St. Clolrsvi a 3. canton MI:Kinley norvo Newark Colllollc, Ct•clnnotl 16-0-1) (1) 242 ft~l:~n1!· =lUIc:w~~ Country Doy and falrpor1 10 4. Sidney 17.0) 111158 201 16. Louisville st. Thomes ooch; MI. PINunl, Alton Eoof 5. Clnclnnotl -~:;) 157 Aquinas, Deyton Jefferson. tt~~ ~f:.:.lghl$ ond I'• :• ,. .- Mog4;.o) 'J .:. ., '!'c:"";= ' BARGAINS Eagles Host SW In.SVAC Contest ONE OF AKIND 1-0NL Y 'Holpo!nt u•rcounllr - DISH WASHER .... '124 2 'l'r1. Old. and Voters of -' MEIGS COUttn· . ' ' 0 I 1·2 DR. E~UCATION '' I want to ask lor your va" al)d CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR ! :zoo lb . Freezer ' 1find It lm!)O!Islble to ask )'11U perll)naJiy ' for your support due to a bout·wlth the'flu. ., It Whirlpool Below. '149 '"'"'* . 2 speed, 2 cycle, 3 wash temp. NO SfAMPS - NO GAMES OR GIMMICKS - JUST LOW ' EXTRA SPECIAL! DUBUQUE CANNED HAMS . DEL·MONTE ROUNO.UP ''' ' Mixed Vegetabl~ 5 ___________ : •1.00 ____ . PRUNE JUICE ..;. 40 Ol. 3 lb. 2.99 ALL ,.EAT can WIENERS ,,. GRAPE. .n CMS '1 36" DELUXE GAS RANGE Jllall, lbe the poor llllllbe '49 TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) -The Uons American Bowl All.Stor foothaU SBIDO, fllou&hl ID be 4ead after two financially dllutroua efforts, wu olflcially revlve4 Tue&day and scheduled for Jan. 10. Uons ofllclalllerbert Loech· 1er, general chairman for the same. aald c:erllfleaUM ha4 been received from the NCAA for the 811114! on that date and aald eoochea l!ld players will be IMOIDieed neJ:t week. The flntl two games failed to attract the anllctpaiA!d erowdl and resull<!d In a number of c:ourt sulta, ...,., of which sun are pending, Involving dObts 11'2 Incurred by tha former opon21'2 3 -------------~------ .a oz. of ID PlY -lbe 23" G. E. Console · T.V. '149 New Gulr•nt• Used Electric RANGE '29 ,'· H&R ARESIONE 992-2231 Middleport. o. ..... 31'2 5 lll.SUM . AT KEITH GOBLE FO~RO. USED CAR LOT ll , ' ..._. tf.; " I.Dc "'' St. ··..~'R~l " ' ' �I '· \' ·W:.1fHI;iEr£~::: .Six Ways .io ~~n: iJp E~te;.~ it& MaUing · ' ' bli E~V:Jfs;~Y.'!:tJ 1 toell ~·~~¥~tt... Underruff Holds · i · • ·l~s. to ~·;~i!~ . • •n .A fQJt0&832 •az tQJT tau .AK83 spade to end-play Gordon and hold the set to one trlek. Ofcourse,aooaebadcom· peUed South to bid four. spades but we can't cr!Uclze lhat slll!bt overbid. We have overblcf mare than that on many occaslaas. . SOll!ll .KQIOIT54 .Af tAl .Q5 Nortb.S.Uih vulneroble Woot Norill Dble Plio ()penin8 - Soadl 3 ••• Plio """' K lead-· We .are iudebted to our old friend, Gordaa Keel of Van· couver, B.C., for Coday's halld. Gordon AI West, doubled four ~Dade~ and proCeeded to lead king, ace .aDd a third dub. Eut trumped wltb the ace aDd at lhll point the de· clarer, Prof. Natball Divill· sky of the Unlverolty of Brit· WI Columhll, made a play lhat Gordon considers oue of the most unusual ever made at the can! table. The professor underrufled! We co. along with Gordon In admiring tliat play. Bridge Hterature Is full of examples of players mUtng contriCII by underrulfing as the start of coups or by rufflng win- The blddina lw been: Wilt Norill - Pull U 1'111 You, Soulh, I. . _... hot¢ T •Ailn• •cu tlliU •n What do you do nowl A.~ ttu. 4hm ' 1'• bave YV7 ..... 1' P f ..,.. jiCIII ba! ......, .. ndo oat ......_ lht ........ "' ,..,... ol - NBA St.tndings By United Pnn ln!Orna-1 Atlantic Dlvltlan W. L Pd. GB New York 4 2 .750 Philadelphia 5 2 .714 . v, Boston 3 4 .429 2'h Buffalo 1 4 .200 3'h centr•l Division W. L Pd. 68 4 2 .667 , , 1 ,. .200 21h ners. Invariably, these coups Cincinnati 1 5 .167 3 are against the man to tbelr Cleveland 0 1 .000 4'12 rlgbl. Dr. Divlnsky's coup Midwest OiYision was agatnnt the mBII to his W. L. Pet. GB Detroll e o 1.000 '12 'i Meigs * . • Baltimore Atlanta .-------------------•-, ~ h • · ..-,.--1 , ' 1 I 1 as zngt•M .,. rt I. '. Reaureb"~ltet dall¥4!'7 · npMiilll! . ,...,. 8 The U. onll' ' few .,,, I · coilbllidel · .lh•t :•poUijcal · lllndlltll. ~~ 80~~~~ 1 • · . I I'IICIJ~If$ 011 the ••u~ hu ·l,lly""lmeut Clf ~..,.. _ , . 1 ·· 1 beoh abelled bj a~ of III8J' be loll, for ~· · ·, I By Oareaee 1 permi,Mivenou whlcli bas Tbeby,toetridelll~ I e~no tnverllid ~ ln!m mOJH. .: ~. to · iDilll ·~ II'Dd I' MWer .,. ~lbe-llatdllllncltOnl carelllllj. Oeu ,a ddreulnJ, 1 betftea lawful polliiCIII action wiUI lbe ZIP Codoa, preper 1 I aftd A,..,.bWty, I lltPOI'I pai*iiitlg l!lil ilrl1 depoaliln&. 'l'he IIJidlnga of a report en- to stlmulate llludent UIU'OIII. But thGet. admlDIItralol'll wtio have '*!. .,...,IIDGit problem• and tilled "A Faculty • Student student violence Ia \bU. lab!i a dac1olve at.ild Clb lbll provide ,the .,.ateal vahla for Inquiry · Into the Cauaes of counlrlea baa at leut matebed llaue. In addiUan I P'de u- I!IGilO)' ..,.,t,for pollase. Campu~ Unreal" reeenlly came and In 110111e cuea ~ the l)!!denll ~tnt dalermlned lo to my attention. 'Ibis report scale ohludent v1o1eace ln our set a good adUC!ItiMln .!IPI)e ol prepared by the Unlversllf own c:ountry, Admittedly. lbe the ·objeellvaa ol~the ·new.Jell. Research Committee and war has been a contrlbutl!>8 To ·malle a ·plea for. recon- • sponaored by tbe Young facbr, ond It has !lei'Yed 11 a dlla~ II inldecp!atei UpAmericans fer Freedom ,... rallying point for etudent ae~lee, appe~sam~dl ' and not drafted witb the Intent to ideallsts aDd an 1aaue for ex· wrll~ have nol J*\IYeD defy the conciUBions of the ploitatlon by student ex- effective. Relp9!\llve .chalinels Scranton Commission on lremlsll." ~ , communiC~~~o•( within ·lbe Campu5 Unrest, but lnltead to It must be remembered lbllt unh>enlty ud Into tbt present concerned cltlrens of the vast majority of Amerlcaa IIUJ'I'OUIIIIln ccmmun!lf mill! Ibis naUoo with a more ob- students are ao1 guUif, Tbe he llilpleme~ted with well·· jective onalysls of lbe problem. fault for violence rea11 with the ~eflned . rule• under which Tbe Reaearcll Committee - radlcali who are criminally vjolencellldealtwitllh termaof whoee membera include faculty assaulting the loundatlona of thole wbo CCIIIIDit II. · R I r . ' ~~ Transfers Los Angeles 3 San Diego 4 Seattle Rizer Oil co., Inc. to Robert 3 .500 5 .444 4 .429 3 ,. ... Middleport. Gerald Swisher, Lorena Swisher to Jemo Associates, Inc., Parcel, Middleport Rankin Pickens to Jemo l -fr. t~ ' ) J' fll; ·11 · · ~J,.~- :' 1 l'lill!lli ~ 1 •• . . · -~ · - " ~ - ,•· • · ~ II•~ Spirit, but not'Enough •11 ' ' ' Pomeroy-,Ohio Oct. a; 1110 ·' , , • ' Deat ,Sir: . , ~IIIICbool aplrlt? 1::~~!:l~~j~~:'·!l~~:~::::~ t • . . BcJiool II*U II aometblng ,that the majorllf of Melea 111gb 1 ~ School'doee DGI have. There are~ lot of ldda who have It but not j fiiOUib IIIII. . Wben lludeall have lbllaplrlt they pve It to the ~am. and believe me, any team In tile world needllbllaplrlt. Tbe lludents 1 need to blck ,.lhe team and lhow them that they care. , QaDipolllll one of the very few odloollwe've seen with lhll !llirlt. They .w n belllnd their twa In every way this year, In , voice, attelidbee 1nd jllll plain concern. U you wanted to see ! IIDIIII!IIdna Oflectlve on the players, we're aure you uw tile tunnel famed with blcluchool teenagers lnsiA!ad of elementary kids (wilD ~ went out there to do sometblng exciting). Don' get Ul ..-ong, We're not agalnlt Metgs lll8b School In any way. We would NOr so to another ochool,ln !be world, fncludiilg GaUipoUa. So C\1111 on, everybody, and show the ieam and every scbool In the SEOAL lbat OUr •llllent body and team have what It tabo. let's use aome oflhllellra aplrll thaf•lnalde of us and take it to Logan,wbere believe youme,ltwlll be needeil. If you dbn1 have a · way, pleaH try to find a way, Uee tile BayiD,g, "Where lhere'o a will, there's a way." (to the game). ' And that aame llll7ln8 CBJi go to the toolball players to win that pma, Ba! Cllli1 uthe students help aupply that will. . . M411p'/Ua goodachool, good flcully, and a good team. let's paove lbll With 10111e student S.P·I-8-l·T. Studtall of M.H.S., Rock S!lrlnla. Nameo witbheld on request. Service Sta. & GniC8Iy Prec;LU Mn. Golds M. Mourning, Mn. ' ' 11:2 L. Tbarnton, Portland 3 4 .>129 'h Tuesday's Results New York 114 Seottle 104 New York at Boston Seattle at Clnclnn11fi Chicago at Phoenix . San Olego at Cleveland PhoeniM vs . San Francisco at Oakland w.- Mrs. Geneva WeUa, M... Wanda B. Johniton, Mrl. Adra H. SWick, Mn. l!Oialee . M. Wright. ' Mlddiepwt Jtt: - Mr8. Lena M. McKinley, Mn. Mildred P. Long; Mn. J~tap. Gerard, Mrl. Mabel ClliltfMn, Gladys R. Vrollian,Charlei P. Gerard. Middleporl 12nd. - Mra. Muriel W. Bradford, Mrs. Clyda L. Allensw~tb, Mra. )'lora N, Mllll, Mr1. Lettie C. RoU!Ih, Mrs. Faye L. , Wallace, Mn. Lennie E. Haptonstall, Middlepll't 3rd. - Mn. Elollle B. Wllaon, Mrs. Elizabeth Roush, Mrs.. Isabel Wine· brenner, Mrs. Elizabeth Slave01, Mrs. Ruby A. Va1J8han, Mrs. Cathy Erwin. Mlddlepart 4111,- Mn, Jean Q-aJs, Mrs. WUma A. Sargent, Mn. Mary E. Searles, Mn. Iris A. Payne, Mrs. Nancy N. Beaver, Mrs. Edwina Scott. ·Middleport ~th, - Mrs. Beulah Roush, Mre. Reva Beach, Mrs. Aliena M. Sot· lerfleld, Mrl. ~lma Collins, Ml:s. WUoveneW. ZM:IIer,Mn. Faye Will, Jean Will, Mrs. Mary F. McAngUI. Pomeroy 1nd. - Vern E. Bolinger, Mrs. M&rsaret A. Wyatt, Mrs. Patricia McKoliht. Mrs. Franceo E. Brown, Mrl. Ellla E. &itllh, Mn. Edna M. HwmeU. Pomeroy 3-A ...; Mro, Mar· jerle E. Reule~. Mrs. Sharon L. l\l!lnley, Mrs. Louise Thompson, Mrs. Doris E. Reinhart, Mrs. Rulli C. Francis, Mn. Roae Slllson. Pomeroy 3-B- Mrl. Hazel P. Eichinger, Mrs. Neva L. Seyfried, Mrs. Bernadine S. Meier, Mrs. Peggy M. Houdaahelt, lllra. June Eichinger, Mn. JBIIe Bnouf!er. Pomeroy 3-C - Mrs. Flo SlriclWmd, Mrs. Pandora E. Collins, Mn. Ruth A. Ebers· bach, Mrs. Dn!ma J. Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore. Mn. Gail Ohlinger. 1 Pomeroy 4th. - Mrs. Norma L. Zirkle, Mrs. Maxine Owens, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Mn. OOTTAGE Good Fresh atEESE BUJTERMILK Fairmont Mill DUDLEY'S FlORIST 5I N. 2nd AYO. 992-5560 Midd'-',0. . ly PHIL PASTORET , ··~one who bas a cat that · 1!<1iddn't think of bothering th, ' goldfllh has a weak· ............ cat. ":";--r· '. • • • I Fresh Shoulder Cut PORK ROAST Jowl .$ 5 3to51b. ' Bacon!!~ ....... 2 11. WI e.ners.......................~.... . . FR£Nat CITY ' • NoiJ: lb; t~t ~ · hll wife'• ~··~Ill , ~rolhtr, he'l 1 numi!M, to tell be · bUsy upUI 'l . lh.89c .... &9• 9:00a.m.- 5:00p.m. I Saturday· Friday 9:00..m •• 12 Noon lliip 1'.4. lrancb 1 1 I 1 • lite Alllioi · Stewing Beef I ·I co."" . I .,.,....,st: Pomtray,Oitlo Laalflowuronc.e..,. •UP To sztMI.tt . , II lreen ·, Beans • • • •4:: s1oo I .L••L I luJI' PeII ·-----·-·--"' ,4!:: $100 . Pli.t.SIURY EXTRA U&HT P1ncake Flour •••• 2~.49c Pli.UiuRY l1ttermilk Biscuits • 4 ~• •• , • .~ .-··sac ' .Cmf, TOottlpas.. · · .""" .,. s·.. a; .c • ··vlenn v.. ~p's 00 4ht.,. ·~~ • a 'sa· H, . . usageiOOOOI000000t' * ' e'UU I • I fI' I .1 J~ •• . ,l wdll 'j ""('<,,: ' •., CALIFORNIA SNO.WHITE APPLES CAULIFLOWER 6 ~:'69' ....... 39' · Head $1.39 I Leaf Bubble Gum • • • .·H_.r Ju1ler Bars ;(-· by ' :• I ,, cl '. I R• c. COlA . 018-160!. Bfllllos Reau&lr or With ATwist of Lemon Good Thru Saturday Oclober !1st In I I ·• • • • • ~:.. 79• 7tc, ru. .t ·2· . " rol.l pack ·~" ' •• 1118 . ~. ..•j 15~ ~~~.:~~c:c: 11 I 1 I I 1 1 Middleport A&P Food Store 0'1e Per Family ~----------------~ Tomato Juice • • • 3/Slll A&P BRAND A&P WHOLE Kf.RNEL Golden Corn . . . •5::: 5100 BLUE BONNET WHIPPED STICK Margarine ~.~:: • . . 3:::.. $100 ~~~: A&P HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE MARSHt.<ALLOW Marvel Ice Cream • CANDY HEADQUARTERS A&P BRAND-FREEZE DRIED .... ... , ... 79" Instant Coffee . iRI'" Candy Pops ~~te • • • A&P BRAND FROZEN French Fries . . Candy Corn ~~Ji . • • • :=· 35" A&P BRAND FROZEN Pus & Carrots • • Gum • • • ":/-:89• 13-lb. lox " 1 .; Spaghetti'································~·'!,'!••. ramito Slilc8 CIWf IotAn~~~· . •8•. . ' , ,Royal· Gelatin:~!~~·~·~.~~:...·:.~~. · , · . OHIO JONATHAN 1,-.THIOOM TISSUE Parka,y Margarlne!;.~!.-3 : ~ .0(1. Pie Fllllge~-~.~~~~· ~ ·i~ ... :a; ~ · ~ ' · . . Ch . , . hcl . llh ·ll. :,: A .·• merIcan .'i11r·MlllldaJ!s -• •• .~~-~···~····· • .,.,. ' ' A·1 ...............................".........,"' .~ II BANANAS • • • • • 10~. STocK UP AND SAVE · II SAVE lb. CHIQUITA umr1 SI.ANT SUCED ·CUT ~ r••vALUABLE COUPON'., I I • • 1 ·~ . L1lJ .· . II s.~IJ!P& u,~c.. . Pork Roast . • • BONELESS 1 I I I Lilt Home Permanent ' I .. I JONE~' 9:00a.m.· 12 Noon 1 I .I 1 AIIAcc-l'*"''llr 1 TlloF-ISOvlnas .... 20 d. l...:,l 9UAOT/uo LOIN 'A Pork C-p 9 TO I I CHOI'S lb. Virginia Farm's Ham .~~·"~~. • ... IIC Chunk Bra11schwelcer • • ... ec Boiled Ham ·~~~~,. • , , , , ,•. S1" IAAND l-Ib. aa.,. Sau••0•e With SLOG OffFAIIMCo11po11 ..-.ttchd. I . I p... Eckrich Smorcas Pac • • ~,;:.- IIC Beef Sm~rcas Pac ';:!~~" . . '::. ftc Sulla1a Meal Pin • • • • 5 ~ 5100 HOU~ ' I 'j ,·.· '7.50 DUDLEY'S FlORIST I Thursday ~ ;o~ jUJI gohn 1 1 9'9 ' lb. I $Jmpathy flowels Expn!S1 & 1'-...a.m CHUCK ROAST 9:00 a.m .• 3:00p.m. I I I Fully Coabd Half or Mlale '·: t BONELESS Mon.· Tues.-Wed. ring-from a HAMS ,' Wllltamttowa, W. Va. Followlqthe lear tba"""" diaed 11 a loeal I'OIIaara!!l. Oa tba trip were Mn. Jtllly Stardler, Mrs. 1 - Smltl!, Mro. AI.. Pooler, Mro. Jaalee Yo11111, Mn. Naa Wblte; Mn. Qlorll Gaal, illd Ml'll. Sbaroa Loako. The November meOIID& will be held al the home of Mrs. Janice Yoaag. Cbrlslmao wrealhl will be made and lio101 prepared for mallla1 to oveneat •enleemea ot Melga Caanly. ~:re:&::&-.t-»:*:::;:;~:::;;:~:;:;:;::::f®:::;:;; Mrs. Mae Cleland, Mrs. Pab:icla s. Pope. Syracuse VIllage _ Mrs . Eura Largent, Mrs. Mary Hendricks, Mrs. Myla W. Hudson, Mrs. linda S. Hubbard, Mrs. Wanda J. Gulnlher, Mn. Ads Slack. Minersville- Mrs. Grace M. •, llw>h, hllltaritn. Mrs. Cborlet • Ke;:~fc:;;J eighlh dillrlct junior chairlllll!l, inslaiJed the ,_ blflcers at a rocetll meeting. · Mn. Gerald Simploti II .juniar ~eUvlllel ~ Ill' the auslllory. • ' ' Plana fer joiniJW the dleport &r<>UP for a lll,rillll~ '. party oo Dec, :10 were mail*· · Meo!tings will be held on ~· ·. ·• fourth n-lay of eaeh IDDIIIII.~ · · Fisher, Vemoo Nease, Miss MI.. Boyd Ill the daqhter Ill;: Maud Grueaer, Mrl. VIrginia Mrs. Marie lloyd, presldent 'Cif ~:; Fisher, Mrs. Dorothy E. Smitb, , lhe Ladles AII.Jiliary. c :::.: Mrs. Betty Lou Johnson. ,.· Racine Precinct - M.rs. Edna ·. · L. Knopp, Mrs. Inez V. Wickline, Mrs. Martha IAu . -: . Beegle, Mrs. Myrtle L. Walker, ' Mrs. Ruth Ann Hill, Mrs. Lola J . . . 1Proffitt. Officials for ReedsvUie Ylftl '""'""" Precinct are Elden R. Blake, UP D., presiding judge; Mrs. Leona N. Rulh , D., Mrs. Mary Allee Bise, R., Charles E. Hall, R.. 5I N. 2nd Ave. judges. and Mrs. Erika H. H2-!560 Boring, D., and Mrs. Opal Middleport, o. Harris, R., clerks. Jollss KalbJ 89yd Ia the president of the newly arganlzed jWIIar 111lt tf the American Legion Au•lllary, Racine ~t 602. OfherilffiterlelectedwereB. J. AulheriOil, vice jll'elj4ent; Cheryl Simpson, IIOCI'Iflu'Y • lr~asurer; Irene Knlgbting, chaploln; K0 lhy Crols, sergeant 11 arms: and Amanda r, 19io"'· NEW OfJICE 1:11• actd test: If a f•l· 1 loti>' ·,a~, he'• gomg home lick, a!!d· ~ou knotD .lt'.l 1 'i S '' .New Lower Price! French City Smoked ' Tile E'.{lllera Homemabn Clab - ' I J loot • trip lo the Fealoa Gtau CO. at New Unit Has Officers·' . "Super-Right" Quality I CHOICE KalllrynL. Evans, Mia.Marlha A. Searls, Mrs. Noca Cambroo, Mrl, Norma M. Russell, MrS. Mary M. Buck, Mrs. Bem1ce R. Jell•no. Pomeroy Pet, - Mrs . Kathleen L. Wello, Mn. Evelyn M. Thoma, Mr. Ealil G. Colllnl, Mrs. Clara K. Pullins, Mrs. Belle J, Biggs, Mrs. Genevieve E. Burdette. Rock Springs - Mrs. Agnes Dixon, M!so Esther E. Dill, Mrs. Emm• Broderick, Mrs. Anna Wllsoo, Mrs. Dorothy .L. Smitb, Mn. Franceo HUMel. llarrlsonville- Mrs. Mlldred Alkire, Evelyn Warner, Mrs, Eliza E. Powell,-· Freda M, Carsey, Mrs. Hazel Stanley, Mrs. Ardls R. Waggoner. PagevUie -Mrs. Gracie L. Wilson, Mn. Betty M. Stout, Mrs. Ruby Holley. Mrs. Doris E. Fox, Mrs. Louise E. Burbridge, Mrs. Violet L. Dillon. Racine VIllage- Mrs. Erline E. Wolfe, Mrs. Dorotby E. McKenzie, Mrs. Erla M. Pickens, Mrs. Alleyne F. Bees, 'Homemakers Club on Tour of,Glass WOdts ROME FROM COLLEGE Bob Grueaer and Mlsll Shar011 Fischer, students at Glenville State College, spent the weekend here with his.parents, Mr. and Mn. Karl Grueoer, Pomeroy. Sunday guests of the Grueser famUy were Mr. and Mn. Ernest llarrlll, Mr, arid Mrs. Jim Sheets and children, Vicky and Jim. Infant 11011, ·D. Rulherford, RandaU L. Sallu, Mrl. Fr!lncea C. 'fay!or, Mn. Willlam R. Tbac!ter, Delbert L. Truman, Mn. Warren MIJier, and Mra. Gertrude Slutller' USDA E!ther Fugate, Mrs. Elizabeth ra.-M~:i!/1/h!Z;&~·~~ Eli!Bbetb Oiler. !. Ohlin3er, Mn. DeDa M. ' ' ' PQIIleroy Mn. Lipda L. Merton, (i;opliilued froin page I) · Jell, Mn. Aileen Wellrtlng, Middleport Pet. ·- Mrs . Rolzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar 81. General vllllting hOIII'II J.t flll!l 7-& pm. Matemlty visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 'p.m. ~Is only 011 Ptillalrlel Ward. Blnbo Mr. and Mn. Darrell G. Hurd, J!lckJon,adaughter; Mr. and Mn. Jerry ~aclllon, a daughter; Mr. and BAKE SALE SET Mrs. Larry H. Noble, Maaon, a A bake Bale will be held aon; and Mr. and Mn. Heyt saturday at tile Hines Building Miller, r.alllpolll, a daughter. In Minersville by lhe MinersDllebarg01 ville Women's Society of Donald Bacul, VlrgJnla D. Christian Service. llateman, Mrl: ArlOI F. Casto and Infant son, Oilrles E. <Zamer, Roherl Scott Durst, HERE ON WEEKEND Jolin W. Jarvia, Cballes L. Mrs. Leo Williams of Jackson Jenkins, John D. JeweU, Mra. Benjamin Lykins, Mrs. was tile weekend guest of Mrl: Ra,mong G. McManawa, Mrl. Welby Whaley, Pomeroy, Rebecca I. '5.00 UP .. I I llafl\1 ....... , l .,~ 'h AVASE OF .·' Ill ....... - ~ ~ :~uuwr,: 1 E. Dailey, Carolyn A. Dailey, Milwaukee 126 san Diego 113 Parcel, Rutland. Portland 119 Buffalo 108 Mildred Carson to Jemo Wednesday's O.mel Aaoclates, Inc., Parcels, Detroit at Baltimore it'-: :na ,.._ fll,lrf• jill~ w, II : : : II - ~ Chicago Phoenix 3 3 .500 4 Pacific DIYision W. L. Pd. GB San Francisco 3 3 .500 Property ' membel'll of higher educational lniUtutlons In the lOIII District, concluded that behind the facade of "political issues" tbere Is a revolutionary cadre that openly acknowledges thai 4 1 .800 2 3' 1 2 lis Interest In Vlelnam Is but a 3 2 .dOO Milwaukee the llllv«''ilf and IOCiely' . ~In' ' ·~'~'~~Cl lilllen t1 CJI I 1, Ill .... taaW; . . · IW ~ • '. . a 1.11 ~~ • _...ed '*" m.n,,.., U:::f' • KI tKIOU3 .JIOIH lriBT lAST (D) 1UU2 ,. l·c-'11>e Qlll7 flellllnel, Mkklllport-PIIneroy, 0., Oct lii,J97D :::t b•C!•PIId,I. , _ Jac"r •• '<~>qetavoimtoEialarwe~~ ~ ='rU!! ~ ..,.: ~~~ .. " ' dell'~ llldlcated a .m,Jetoll· IIIIUI.IIed lb< l!PI on !low , Coaitpcjpllof~ltr k • .- IIUidl leil lbal> lolul't:Jiilreeii\"!'Q_,.pt!D trump. 'l'hlt tett Gordon . r.tde!>ll of MfiP OJ!DIIf e.n i!>W~ ii!8tl. f'llrcola., "'s ·llhltatllbiii ·Wolllol.wl¥ • vc:Orir ·fqlllll!ae IIIII, do 'IIOt ~tb two trleb Wile'" help nieel light Qirfljtlnaa poullda aDd 1111 tncbel In cam· If ltriJCIII ~ ainlee ~ .~. A t!O clll; far a coup could '*"loped. budCfll. lllll ,W by ~:artful !1JMi1 'IQ1b '.4llld girlh' are be pro&ed. '' • ' · eUm,p!•. can 'brine ,!li!lf ' Eut led the que e II of q>allin8 of corils !IJICI paretla. , aCo:epled ~ '!!!.' ~ ~ate. FGj' all W'riCi"l. "'"" Ia , ~- If 1911,_, hearll. South waaln dummy Far the mo•l efllelellt· ,LIIrse P.'reela (up to· 30 ' •""" qilalll7,· atltdy illtapjMnf l· "ll>BUriMJ" ftr.$1!!0, ' ' · and ruffed • club. 'lbetl be IDilUng they •wggesled ' the ·~ wltb tjlf ~ ' z:i!l•. Tbla· lnllll ln•l a. plintJ ci sloalpl on )'011!' ::.0~.,:' Ea~FJ.J~ ro!lowb1i ,., and ·lb'll> ~->· eea be ·. _ I an flllllriP to • ..,.. llllce Iii didn't have aaotber . ~Dade. For sanleemen oversau, IIMIIU "PAL" (P,Ia:ctl !Udlft) ~.,at ~ .. •~ . lhellme iji4 tif! 1• !'!ext came the ace of .dta· "SAM" (Space Anllahle lllall) mall, ~ 1beJ are ~!!ejl ilfta end prt¥eftl clell,ji wldcll addl~~ · mondl, a dlainond to the OlrillmU po1rte1a eaa be sent by ~ovember. l'li 'l'Jil' ~II ll)lllllt.tlfmrllllli!>8..- ·tJao, 21P·Ood,t aa a ~ lo!' 1 Jdng ond a diamond fllff. unW November JJ far oo1f the oo1f .$1 por ~~ p1u1 the. ' . ICCIIIDIII)' In ·""n IIC• WliiD U • Then the doctor cubed bill small ckmesdc parcel post , • •c , ', Ullld~ on~ llld ace of hearll aDd led a low ., . · ..nti ZIP Oido -1 Minimum NQII'ftl hav• 1 . • • ltr I· �I '· \' ·W:.1fHI;iEr£~::: .Six Ways .io ~~n: iJp E~te;.~ it& MaUing · ' ' bli E~V:Jfs;~Y.'!:tJ 1 toell ~·~~¥~tt... Underruff Holds · i · • ·l~s. to ~·;~i!~ . • •n .A fQJt0&832 •az tQJT tau .AK83 spade to end-play Gordon and hold the set to one trlek. Ofcourse,aooaebadcom· peUed South to bid four. spades but we can't cr!Uclze lhat slll!bt overbid. We have overblcf mare than that on many occaslaas. . SOll!ll .KQIOIT54 .Af tAl .Q5 Nortb.S.Uih vulneroble Woot Norill Dble Plio ()penin8 - Soadl 3 ••• Plio """' K lead-· We .are iudebted to our old friend, Gordaa Keel of Van· couver, B.C., for Coday's halld. Gordon AI West, doubled four ~Dade~ and proCeeded to lead king, ace .aDd a third dub. Eut trumped wltb the ace aDd at lhll point the de· clarer, Prof. Natball Divill· sky of the Unlverolty of Brit· WI Columhll, made a play lhat Gordon considers oue of the most unusual ever made at the can! table. The professor underrufled! We co. along with Gordon In admiring tliat play. Bridge Hterature Is full of examples of players mUtng contriCII by underrulfing as the start of coups or by rufflng win- The blddina lw been: Wilt Norill - Pull U 1'111 You, Soulh, I. . _... hot¢ T •Ailn• •cu tlliU •n What do you do nowl A.~ ttu. 4hm ' 1'• bave YV7 ..... 1' P f ..,.. jiCIII ba! ......, .. ndo oat ......_ lht ........ "' ,..,... ol - NBA St.tndings By United Pnn ln!Orna-1 Atlantic Dlvltlan W. L Pd. GB New York 4 2 .750 Philadelphia 5 2 .714 . v, Boston 3 4 .429 2'h Buffalo 1 4 .200 3'h centr•l Division W. L Pd. 68 4 2 .667 , , 1 ,. .200 21h ners. Invariably, these coups Cincinnati 1 5 .167 3 are against the man to tbelr Cleveland 0 1 .000 4'12 rlgbl. Dr. Divlnsky's coup Midwest OiYision was agatnnt the mBII to his W. L. Pet. GB Detroll e o 1.000 '12 'i Meigs * . • Baltimore Atlanta .-------------------•-, ~ h • · ..-,.--1 , ' 1 I 1 as zngt•M .,. rt I. '. Reaureb"~ltet dall¥4!'7 · npMiilll! . ,...,. 8 The U. onll' ' few .,,, I · coilbllidel · .lh•t :•poUijcal · lllndlltll. ~~ 80~~~~ 1 • · . I I'IICIJ~If$ 011 the ••u~ hu ·l,lly""lmeut Clf ~..,.. _ , . 1 ·· 1 beoh abelled bj a~ of III8J' be loll, for ~· · ·, I By Oareaee 1 permi,Mivenou whlcli bas Tbeby,toetridelll~ I e~no tnverllid ~ ln!m mOJH. .: ~. to · iDilll ·~ II'Dd I' MWer .,. ~lbe-llatdllllncltOnl carelllllj. Oeu ,a ddreulnJ, 1 betftea lawful polliiCIII action wiUI lbe ZIP Codoa, preper 1 I aftd A,..,.bWty, I lltPOI'I pai*iiitlg l!lil ilrl1 depoaliln&. 'l'he IIJidlnga of a report en- to stlmulate llludent UIU'OIII. But thGet. admlDIItralol'll wtio have '*!. .,...,IIDGit problem• and tilled "A Faculty • Student student violence Ia \bU. lab!i a dac1olve at.ild Clb lbll provide ,the .,.ateal vahla for Inquiry · Into the Cauaes of counlrlea baa at leut matebed llaue. In addiUan I P'de u- I!IGilO)' ..,.,t,for pollase. Campu~ Unreal" reeenlly came and In 110111e cuea ~ the l)!!denll ~tnt dalermlned lo to my attention. 'Ibis report scale ohludent v1o1eace ln our set a good adUC!ItiMln .!IPI)e ol prepared by the Unlversllf own c:ountry, Admittedly. lbe the ·objeellvaa ol~the ·new.Jell. Research Committee and war has been a contrlbutl!>8 To ·malle a ·plea for. recon- • sponaored by tbe Young facbr, ond It has !lei'Yed 11 a dlla~ II inldecp!atei UpAmericans fer Freedom ,... rallying point for etudent ae~lee, appe~sam~dl ' and not drafted witb the Intent to ideallsts aDd an 1aaue for ex· wrll~ have nol J*\IYeD defy the conciUBions of the ploitatlon by student ex- effective. Relp9!\llve .chalinels Scranton Commission on lremlsll." ~ , communiC~~~o•( within ·lbe Campu5 Unrest, but lnltead to It must be remembered lbllt unh>enlty ud Into tbt present concerned cltlrens of the vast majority of Amerlcaa IIUJ'I'OUIIIIln ccmmun!lf mill! Ibis naUoo with a more ob- students are ao1 guUif, Tbe he llilpleme~ted with well·· jective onalysls of lbe problem. fault for violence rea11 with the ~eflned . rule• under which Tbe Reaearcll Committee - radlcali who are criminally vjolencellldealtwitllh termaof whoee membera include faculty assaulting the loundatlona of thole wbo CCIIIIDit II. · R I r . ' ~~ Transfers Los Angeles 3 San Diego 4 Seattle Rizer Oil co., Inc. to Robert 3 .500 5 .444 4 .429 3 ,. ... Middleport. Gerald Swisher, Lorena Swisher to Jemo Associates, Inc., Parcel, Middleport Rankin Pickens to Jemo l -fr. t~ ' ) J' fll; ·11 · · ~J,.~- :' 1 l'lill!lli ~ 1 •• . . · -~ · - " ~ - ,•· • · ~ II•~ Spirit, but not'Enough •11 ' ' ' Pomeroy-,Ohio Oct. a; 1110 ·' , , • ' Deat ,Sir: . , ~IIIICbool aplrlt? 1::~~!:l~~j~~:'·!l~~:~::::~ t • . . BcJiool II*U II aometblng ,that the majorllf of Melea 111gb 1 ~ School'doee DGI have. There are~ lot of ldda who have It but not j fiiOUib IIIII. . Wben lludeall have lbllaplrlt they pve It to the ~am. and believe me, any team In tile world needllbllaplrlt. Tbe lludents 1 need to blck ,.lhe team and lhow them that they care. , QaDipolllll one of the very few odloollwe've seen with lhll !llirlt. They .w n belllnd their twa In every way this year, In , voice, attelidbee 1nd jllll plain concern. U you wanted to see ! IIDIIII!IIdna Oflectlve on the players, we're aure you uw tile tunnel famed with blcluchool teenagers lnsiA!ad of elementary kids (wilD ~ went out there to do sometblng exciting). Don' get Ul ..-ong, We're not agalnlt Metgs lll8b School In any way. We would NOr so to another ochool,ln !be world, fncludiilg GaUipoUa. So C\1111 on, everybody, and show the ieam and every scbool In the SEOAL lbat OUr •llllent body and team have what It tabo. let's use aome oflhllellra aplrll thaf•lnalde of us and take it to Logan,wbere believe youme,ltwlll be needeil. If you dbn1 have a · way, pleaH try to find a way, Uee tile BayiD,g, "Where lhere'o a will, there's a way." (to the game). ' And that aame llll7ln8 CBJi go to the toolball players to win that pma, Ba! Cllli1 uthe students help aupply that will. . . M411p'/Ua goodachool, good flcully, and a good team. let's paove lbll With 10111e student S.P·I-8-l·T. Studtall of M.H.S., Rock S!lrlnla. Nameo witbheld on request. Service Sta. & GniC8Iy Prec;LU Mn. Golds M. Mourning, Mn. ' ' 11:2 L. Tbarnton, Portland 3 4 .>129 'h Tuesday's Results New York 114 Seottle 104 New York at Boston Seattle at Clnclnn11fi Chicago at Phoenix . San Olego at Cleveland PhoeniM vs . San Francisco at Oakland w.- Mrs. Geneva WeUa, M... Wanda B. Johniton, Mrl. Adra H. SWick, Mn. l!Oialee . M. Wright. ' Mlddiepwt Jtt: - Mr8. Lena M. McKinley, Mn. Mildred P. Long; Mn. J~tap. Gerard, Mrl. Mabel ClliltfMn, Gladys R. Vrollian,Charlei P. Gerard. Middleporl 12nd. - Mra. Muriel W. Bradford, Mrs. Clyda L. Allensw~tb, Mra. )'lora N, Mllll, Mr1. Lettie C. RoU!Ih, Mrs. Faye L. , Wallace, Mn. Lennie E. Haptonstall, Middlepll't 3rd. - Mn. Elollle B. Wllaon, Mrs. Elizabeth Roush, Mrs.. Isabel Wine· brenner, Mrs. Elizabeth Slave01, Mrs. Ruby A. Va1J8han, Mrs. Cathy Erwin. Mlddlepart 4111,- Mn, Jean Q-aJs, Mrs. WUma A. Sargent, Mn. Mary E. Searles, Mn. Iris A. Payne, Mrs. Nancy N. Beaver, Mrs. Edwina Scott. ·Middleport ~th, - Mrs. Beulah Roush, Mre. Reva Beach, Mrs. Aliena M. Sot· lerfleld, Mrl. ~lma Collins, Ml:s. WUoveneW. ZM:IIer,Mn. Faye Will, Jean Will, Mrs. Mary F. McAngUI. Pomeroy 1nd. - Vern E. Bolinger, Mrs. M&rsaret A. Wyatt, Mrs. Patricia McKoliht. Mrs. Franceo E. Brown, Mrl. Ellla E. &itllh, Mn. Edna M. HwmeU. Pomeroy 3-A ...; Mro, Mar· jerle E. Reule~. Mrs. Sharon L. l\l!lnley, Mrs. Louise Thompson, Mrs. Doris E. Reinhart, Mrs. Rulli C. Francis, Mn. Roae Slllson. Pomeroy 3-B- Mrl. Hazel P. Eichinger, Mrs. Neva L. Seyfried, Mrs. Bernadine S. Meier, Mrs. Peggy M. Houdaahelt, lllra. June Eichinger, Mn. JBIIe Bnouf!er. Pomeroy 3-C - Mrs. Flo SlriclWmd, Mrs. Pandora E. Collins, Mn. Ruth A. Ebers· bach, Mrs. Dn!ma J. Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore. Mn. Gail Ohlinger. 1 Pomeroy 4th. - Mrs. Norma L. Zirkle, Mrs. Maxine Owens, Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Mn. OOTTAGE Good Fresh atEESE BUJTERMILK Fairmont Mill DUDLEY'S FlORIST 5I N. 2nd AYO. 992-5560 Midd'-',0. . ly PHIL PASTORET , ··~one who bas a cat that · 1!<1iddn't think of bothering th, ' goldfllh has a weak· ............ cat. ":";--r· '. • • • I Fresh Shoulder Cut PORK ROAST Jowl .$ 5 3to51b. ' Bacon!!~ ....... 2 11. WI e.ners.......................~.... . . FR£Nat CITY ' • NoiJ: lb; t~t ~ · hll wife'• ~··~Ill , ~rolhtr, he'l 1 numi!M, to tell be · bUsy upUI 'l . lh.89c .... &9• 9:00a.m.- 5:00p.m. I Saturday· Friday 9:00..m •• 12 Noon lliip 1'.4. lrancb 1 1 I 1 • lite Alllioi · Stewing Beef I ·I co."" . I .,.,....,st: Pomtray,Oitlo Laalflowuronc.e..,. •UP To sztMI.tt . , II lreen ·, Beans • • • •4:: s1oo I .L••L I luJI' PeII ·-----·-·--"' ,4!:: $100 . Pli.t.SIURY EXTRA U&HT P1ncake Flour •••• 2~.49c Pli.UiuRY l1ttermilk Biscuits • 4 ~• •• , • .~ .-··sac ' .Cmf, TOottlpas.. · · .""" .,. s·.. a; .c • ··vlenn v.. ~p's 00 4ht.,. ·~~ • a 'sa· H, . . usageiOOOOI000000t' * ' e'UU I • I fI' I .1 J~ •• . ,l wdll 'j ""('<,,: ' •., CALIFORNIA SNO.WHITE APPLES CAULIFLOWER 6 ~:'69' ....... 39' · Head $1.39 I Leaf Bubble Gum • • • .·H_.r Ju1ler Bars ;(-· by ' :• I ,, cl '. I R• c. COlA . 018-160!. Bfllllos Reau&lr or With ATwist of Lemon Good Thru Saturday Oclober !1st In I I ·• • • • • ~:.. 79• 7tc, ru. .t ·2· . " rol.l pack ·~" ' •• 1118 . ~. ..•j 15~ ~~~.:~~c:c: 11 I 1 I I 1 1 Middleport A&P Food Store 0'1e Per Family ~----------------~ Tomato Juice • • • 3/Slll A&P BRAND A&P WHOLE Kf.RNEL Golden Corn . . . •5::: 5100 BLUE BONNET WHIPPED STICK Margarine ~.~:: • . . 3:::.. $100 ~~~: A&P HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE MARSHt.<ALLOW Marvel Ice Cream • CANDY HEADQUARTERS A&P BRAND-FREEZE DRIED .... ... , ... 79" Instant Coffee . iRI'" Candy Pops ~~te • • • A&P BRAND FROZEN French Fries . . Candy Corn ~~Ji . • • • :=· 35" A&P BRAND FROZEN Pus & Carrots • • Gum • • • ":/-:89• 13-lb. lox " 1 .; Spaghetti'································~·'!,'!••. ramito Slilc8 CIWf IotAn~~~· . •8•. . ' , ,Royal· Gelatin:~!~~·~·~.~~:...·:.~~. · , · . OHIO JONATHAN 1,-.THIOOM TISSUE Parka,y Margarlne!;.~!.-3 : ~ .0(1. Pie Fllllge~-~.~~~~· ~ ·i~ ... :a; ~ · ~ ' · . . Ch . , . hcl . llh ·ll. :,: A .·• merIcan .'i11r·MlllldaJ!s -• •• .~~-~···~····· • .,.,. ' ' A·1 ...............................".........,"' .~ II BANANAS • • • • • 10~. STocK UP AND SAVE · II SAVE lb. CHIQUITA umr1 SI.ANT SUCED ·CUT ~ r••vALUABLE COUPON'., I I • • 1 ·~ . L1lJ .· . II s.~IJ!P& u,~c.. . Pork Roast . • • BONELESS 1 I I I Lilt Home Permanent ' I .. I JONE~' 9:00a.m.· 12 Noon 1 I .I 1 AIIAcc-l'*"''llr 1 TlloF-ISOvlnas .... 20 d. l...:,l 9UAOT/uo LOIN 'A Pork C-p 9 TO I I CHOI'S lb. Virginia Farm's Ham .~~·"~~. • ... IIC Chunk Bra11schwelcer • • ... ec Boiled Ham ·~~~~,. • , , , , ,•. S1" IAAND l-Ib. aa.,. Sau••0•e With SLOG OffFAIIMCo11po11 ..-.ttchd. I . I p... Eckrich Smorcas Pac • • ~,;:.- IIC Beef Sm~rcas Pac ';:!~~" . . '::. ftc Sulla1a Meal Pin • • • • 5 ~ 5100 HOU~ ' I 'j ,·.· '7.50 DUDLEY'S FlORIST I Thursday ~ ;o~ jUJI gohn 1 1 9'9 ' lb. I $Jmpathy flowels Expn!S1 & 1'-...a.m CHUCK ROAST 9:00 a.m .• 3:00p.m. I I I Fully Coabd Half or Mlale '·: t BONELESS Mon.· Tues.-Wed. ring-from a HAMS ,' Wllltamttowa, W. Va. Followlqthe lear tba"""" diaed 11 a loeal I'OIIaara!!l. Oa tba trip were Mn. Jtllly Stardler, Mrs. 1 - Smltl!, Mro. AI.. Pooler, Mro. Jaalee Yo11111, Mn. Naa Wblte; Mn. Qlorll Gaal, illd Ml'll. Sbaroa Loako. The November meOIID& will be held al the home of Mrs. Janice Yoaag. Cbrlslmao wrealhl will be made and lio101 prepared for mallla1 to oveneat •enleemea ot Melga Caanly. ~:re:&::&-.t-»:*:::;:;~:::;;:~:;:;:;::::f®:::;:;; Mrs. Mae Cleland, Mrs. Pab:icla s. Pope. Syracuse VIllage _ Mrs . Eura Largent, Mrs. Mary Hendricks, Mrs. Myla W. Hudson, Mrs. linda S. Hubbard, Mrs. Wanda J. Gulnlher, Mn. Ads Slack. Minersville- Mrs. Grace M. •, llw>h, hllltaritn. Mrs. Cborlet • Ke;:~fc:;;J eighlh dillrlct junior chairlllll!l, inslaiJed the ,_ blflcers at a rocetll meeting. · Mn. Gerald Simploti II .juniar ~eUvlllel ~ Ill' the auslllory. • ' ' Plana fer joiniJW the dleport &r<>UP for a lll,rillll~ '. party oo Dec, :10 were mail*· · Meo!tings will be held on ~· ·. ·• fourth n-lay of eaeh IDDIIIII.~ · · Fisher, Vemoo Nease, Miss MI.. Boyd Ill the daqhter Ill;: Maud Grueaer, Mrl. VIrginia Mrs. Marie lloyd, presldent 'Cif ~:; Fisher, Mrs. Dorothy E. Smitb, , lhe Ladles AII.Jiliary. c :::.: Mrs. Betty Lou Johnson. ,.· Racine Precinct - M.rs. Edna ·. · L. Knopp, Mrs. Inez V. Wickline, Mrs. Martha IAu . -: . Beegle, Mrs. Myrtle L. Walker, ' Mrs. Ruth Ann Hill, Mrs. Lola J . . . 1Proffitt. Officials for ReedsvUie Ylftl '""'""" Precinct are Elden R. Blake, UP D., presiding judge; Mrs. Leona N. Rulh , D., Mrs. Mary Allee Bise, R., Charles E. Hall, R.. 5I N. 2nd Ave. judges. and Mrs. Erika H. H2-!560 Boring, D., and Mrs. Opal Middleport, o. Harris, R., clerks. Jollss KalbJ 89yd Ia the president of the newly arganlzed jWIIar 111lt tf the American Legion Au•lllary, Racine ~t 602. OfherilffiterlelectedwereB. J. AulheriOil, vice jll'elj4ent; Cheryl Simpson, IIOCI'Iflu'Y • lr~asurer; Irene Knlgbting, chaploln; K0 lhy Crols, sergeant 11 arms: and Amanda r, 19io"'· NEW OfJICE 1:11• actd test: If a f•l· 1 loti>' ·,a~, he'• gomg home lick, a!!d· ~ou knotD .lt'.l 1 'i S '' .New Lower Price! French City Smoked ' Tile E'.{lllera Homemabn Clab - ' I J loot • trip lo the Fealoa Gtau CO. at New Unit Has Officers·' . "Super-Right" Quality I CHOICE KalllrynL. Evans, Mia.Marlha A. Searls, Mrs. Noca Cambroo, Mrl, Norma M. Russell, MrS. Mary M. Buck, Mrs. Bem1ce R. Jell•no. Pomeroy Pet, - Mrs . Kathleen L. Wello, Mn. Evelyn M. Thoma, Mr. Ealil G. Colllnl, Mrs. Clara K. Pullins, Mrs. Belle J, Biggs, Mrs. Genevieve E. Burdette. Rock Springs - Mrs. Agnes Dixon, M!so Esther E. Dill, Mrs. Emm• Broderick, Mrs. Anna Wllsoo, Mrs. Dorothy .L. Smitb, Mn. Franceo HUMel. llarrlsonville- Mrs. Mlldred Alkire, Evelyn Warner, Mrs, Eliza E. Powell,-· Freda M, Carsey, Mrs. Hazel Stanley, Mrs. Ardls R. Waggoner. PagevUie -Mrs. Gracie L. Wilson, Mn. Betty M. Stout, Mrs. Ruby Holley. Mrs. Doris E. Fox, Mrs. Louise E. Burbridge, Mrs. Violet L. Dillon. Racine VIllage- Mrs. Erline E. Wolfe, Mrs. Dorotby E. McKenzie, Mrs. Erla M. Pickens, Mrs. Alleyne F. Bees, 'Homemakers Club on Tour of,Glass WOdts ROME FROM COLLEGE Bob Grueaer and Mlsll Shar011 Fischer, students at Glenville State College, spent the weekend here with his.parents, Mr. and Mn. Karl Grueoer, Pomeroy. Sunday guests of the Grueser famUy were Mr. and Mn. Ernest llarrlll, Mr, arid Mrs. Jim Sheets and children, Vicky and Jim. Infant 11011, ·D. Rulherford, RandaU L. Sallu, Mrl. Fr!lncea C. 'fay!or, Mn. Willlam R. Tbac!ter, Delbert L. Truman, Mn. Warren MIJier, and Mra. Gertrude Slutller' USDA E!ther Fugate, Mrs. Elizabeth ra.-M~:i!/1/h!Z;&~·~~ Eli!Bbetb Oiler. !. Ohlin3er, Mn. DeDa M. ' ' ' PQIIleroy Mn. Lipda L. Merton, (i;opliilued froin page I) · Jell, Mn. Aileen Wellrtlng, Middleport Pet. ·- Mrs . Rolzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar 81. General vllllting hOIII'II J.t flll!l 7-& pm. Matemlty visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 'p.m. ~Is only 011 Ptillalrlel Ward. Blnbo Mr. and Mn. Darrell G. Hurd, J!lckJon,adaughter; Mr. and Mn. Jerry ~aclllon, a daughter; Mr. and BAKE SALE SET Mrs. Larry H. Noble, Maaon, a A bake Bale will be held aon; and Mr. and Mn. Heyt saturday at tile Hines Building Miller, r.alllpolll, a daughter. In Minersville by lhe MinersDllebarg01 ville Women's Society of Donald Bacul, VlrgJnla D. Christian Service. llateman, Mrl: ArlOI F. Casto and Infant son, Oilrles E. <Zamer, Roherl Scott Durst, HERE ON WEEKEND Jolin W. Jarvia, Cballes L. Mrs. Leo Williams of Jackson Jenkins, John D. JeweU, Mra. Benjamin Lykins, Mrs. was tile weekend guest of Mrl: Ra,mong G. McManawa, Mrl. Welby Whaley, Pomeroy, Rebecca I. '5.00 UP .. I I llafl\1 ....... , l .,~ 'h AVASE OF .·' Ill ....... - ~ ~ :~uuwr,: 1 E. Dailey, Carolyn A. Dailey, Milwaukee 126 san Diego 113 Parcel, Rutland. Portland 119 Buffalo 108 Mildred Carson to Jemo Wednesday's O.mel Aaoclates, Inc., Parcels, Detroit at Baltimore it'-: :na ,.._ fll,lrf• jill~ w, II : : : II - ~ Chicago Phoenix 3 3 .500 4 Pacific DIYision W. L. Pd. GB San Francisco 3 3 .500 Property ' membel'll of higher educational lniUtutlons In the lOIII District, concluded that behind the facade of "political issues" tbere Is a revolutionary cadre that openly acknowledges thai 4 1 .800 2 3' 1 2 lis Interest In Vlelnam Is but a 3 2 .dOO Milwaukee the llllv«''ilf and IOCiely' . ~In' ' ·~'~'~~Cl lilllen t1 CJI I 1, Ill .... taaW; . . · IW ~ • '. . a 1.11 ~~ • _...ed '*" m.n,,.., U:::f' • KI tKIOU3 .JIOIH lriBT lAST (D) 1UU2 ,. l·c-'11>e Qlll7 flellllnel, Mkklllport-PIIneroy, 0., Oct lii,J97D :::t b•C!•PIId,I. , _ Jac"r •• '<~>qetavoimtoEialarwe~~ ~ ='rU!! ~ ..,.: ~~~ .. " ' dell'~ llldlcated a .m,Jetoll· IIIIUI.IIed lb< l!PI on !low , Coaitpcjpllof~ltr k • .- IIUidl leil lbal> lolul't:Jiilreeii\"!'Q_,.pt!D trump. 'l'hlt tett Gordon . r.tde!>ll of MfiP OJ!DIIf e.n i!>W~ ii!8tl. f'llrcola., "'s ·llhltatllbiii ·Wolllol.wl¥ • vc:Orir ·fqlllll!ae IIIII, do 'IIOt ~tb two trleb Wile'" help nieel light Qirfljtlnaa poullda aDd 1111 tncbel In cam· If ltriJCIII ~ ainlee ~ .~. A t!O clll; far a coup could '*"loped. budCfll. lllll ,W by ~:artful !1JMi1 'IQ1b '.4llld girlh' are be pro&ed. '' • ' · eUm,p!•. can 'brine ,!li!lf ' Eut led the que e II of q>allin8 of corils !IJICI paretla. , aCo:epled ~ '!!!.' ~ ~ate. FGj' all W'riCi"l. "'"" Ia , ~- If 1911,_, hearll. South waaln dummy Far the mo•l efllelellt· ,LIIrse P.'reela (up to· 30 ' •""" qilalll7,· atltdy illtapjMnf l· "ll>BUriMJ" ftr.$1!!0, ' ' · and ruffed • club. 'lbetl be IDilUng they •wggesled ' the ·~ wltb tjlf ~ ' z:i!l•. Tbla· lnllll ln•l a. plintJ ci sloalpl on )'011!' ::.0~.,:' Ea~FJ.J~ ro!lowb1i ,., and ·lb'll> ~->· eea be ·. _ I an flllllriP to • ..,.. llllce Iii didn't have aaotber . ~Dade. For sanleemen oversau, IIMIIU "PAL" (P,Ia:ctl !Udlft) ~.,at ~ .. •~ . lhellme iji4 tif! 1• !'!ext came the ace of .dta· "SAM" (Space Anllahle lllall) mall, ~ 1beJ are ~!!ejl ilfta end prt¥eftl clell,ji wldcll addl~~ · mondl, a dlainond to the OlrillmU po1rte1a eaa be sent by ~ovember. l'li 'l'Jil' ~II ll)lllllt.tlfmrllllli!>8..- ·tJao, 21P·Ood,t aa a ~ lo!' 1 Jdng ond a diamond fllff. unW November JJ far oo1f the oo1f .$1 por ~~ p1u1 the. ' . ICCIIIDIII)' In ·""n IIC• WliiD U • Then the doctor cubed bill small ckmesdc parcel post , • •c , ', Ullld~ on~ llld ace of hearll aDd led a low ., . · ..nti ZIP Oido -1 Minimum NQII'ftl hav• 1 . • • ltr I· �• ' •• ' • ~ ' ., , ·,.::.1!~01jtfi;..lilnol,~r.o.:~.21;~ I JEST HAD ME ANOTHER 1\1188LE · ·.· Bargains, and /More .Bar-g-ins· ..,...,~....,_-:--:--:--:--,.,----'71 ·· ~anted To A_ u~ Wanted ' ·· ' For ~le . ·' ~ OLD furniture: d~-. brip R=.,~~d '~,!~undr~~~~ COMMER(;I~L building, ,,f IL ...... ¥J -, otc. Wl'li*0 M.D. Mlllti', CondOr.,. ~bertr- S200 per rooms and balh. Fully , Of ._.• .' tor Ct. ~d ... _- ,Y• !JIIIo.... ~II blrbOr ·• • ~·-. tic moiltn, ~ont ·74.~11. 10,2t4fp oqulppidfar l)lop . WollbOiutyor ostablls~td ' n: * .._..._ • ••m · M - ..,. ' -------- OLD UPRIGHT pi condiH..,, ostorig .,:']:;:. been , ,.,, Pi~lng .110 Hell. Ftrstfloor COlly. Man!llrs will bl pick-up doy. Write, Qlvl"'f .toocl dlrecflCOis, Wiffon l'lano Company, Box tit, Sardis; Ohio ~ ._.._.;. .,...,.,, - - - - - - - . - - - - ' -· ' ,. ~m 4 Door Sedap LT.D., power steering, power brakes, alr-tondltionlng. Vinyl l!'llerior, blk. vinyl root, maroon finish. ! ,, •• .I ' 1917 ..:·• Dart power steering. Extra Nice. lttorCo.~ OPIJIIVIS. M6 Nl.. ~ ~. . '•• ·' ·,., I'MIOY, GittO .• ·:•' WANT AD '1+ INFORMATION OUOLINIS 1 .+5 P.M. Day B.tore Publlcetlon Monday O.edline 9 a.m. Canctllatlon I. Corrections 1 Will " ·accepted until 9 a.m. for I DIY Ol PubiiCitlon II:GULATIONS Ttlt Publlsh.r reserves the I I •""1.. to tdlt or rtlec_t any ads emed obtectlonal . The -.Usher will not be responsible more than one Incorrect ertiOn. l" .!' 5 •' neighbors who were so kind ' 4 .tf2-5010 after 5 p.m. and lhoutlhffullo us; to those __._' -~-·~·_____ 10-_21-Jtp who offered their services, · t special thanks fo Cannon and ConnCOI Funeral Home. to ",.'· • ~' Francis Benedum. phone Coolville 667-3856. Rev . Lon~, Rev. Corter and 10-18-12tc 1 L Ia B MINIATURE Schnauzers. 0 RuSS:11 am• Y u · groomed, cr<>PIIed and per· 10-28-llc manentlntectlcins. Jel-l>lack. Barkoroo Kennels, Torch, WE, THE Meigs Band Boosters. Ohio. PhCOie 667·3654. sincerely fhank the mer 10-28- 12tc chants of Pome('oy, Mid· lh~or~n ' \ contributions to the Meigs Wanted To Do High Band which made a successful Tag Day. 10-28-ltc BOY WANTS job roklng loaves evenings. Call 992-5912. 10-26-Jtc For Sale or Trade •• Wanted To Buy " FARM-ALL Cub or Super-A 19 FAT lambs 1ur sale or Will tractor. Phone 9"·.025 or ,..,_ !rode for livestock. Phorlt 992~5 •. 2630. 10-23-6tc I0-21-61c <11 ,. i'• •, Lost Notice LOST, one male brindle plolt REVIVAL ol F r - Goooel hound, near Chester. Sam Joe Mission at Bald Knob starting Praff. 286 Durling Drive. Oct. 30 through Nov. I at 7:30 Wadsworth, Ohio. Contact each evenin,. R•v. R•y James Osborn, Reedsville, Reynolds o McArthur, Ohio. Phone 667-3532. evangelist, Rev . L. R . 10-28-Jic Glueoencamp, paslur. Public Is Invited. Spoclll stngtny. . 10-2 -6!C I • ' .. LEGAL NOTICE BAND FRIDAY ancVSaturdly nights. The Mavericks, Hl-7 Club. 10-27-41c GUN SHOOT. Forked Run ~rl~man Club, Sunday, OH10 PAll n':1· co. ~ .Rt. 33 Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-2689 Open From 7 a.m. to I p.m. ·"BAND ' . Oct. 30 .,_,,1 t .......t- Oct. 31 - - _ ,.1 l:'ft.l- : Loeal Bowling .. Tllundly lnduslrill Loague Octo. ... 22, 1971 S!ondlngs Points 3A •~!~~~--:ao~-~ij 33 32 T1101 Thomoallody Shop fwmor's Bonk K•C Jewelers DlviS..Warner Ins. ' .'t Nijds The M........... _...., Hl.7 CWB 26 ~ark 23 Mllhone Sollio 20 ' High Individual c;.me - J. Phttpa 2.45 Second . High Ind. c;.me - J. .Phtl~. J. Hemsley 212 High Series - J, Phtl~ 603 S.CCOid High Sorl.. - J. Hemsley 5f6 Team High c;.me - O.vlsWirrttr Ins. 833 · Team High Series Wer- lne. 2376 furniture. Phone m -1261, 305 N. 2nd. Ave.. WILL pick up merchandise and (lake to auciiCOI '"' a percentage basl:s. Sloildlnto to a " through the center ot a dll;i!'~ Pili nil btarlng north 28 Gegrett East 135 fll!'et to the place ot 54 beginning . MarkV bwllnas-Dodge 011d Reference: Volume 215, 36 Tlll!l'llo.4 3A Page 599, Melga County Deed 26 Records. THfliNo. 6 Tract One, above described, Evelyn's Grocery 22 being at 464 Locust Strut , TMmNo. 2 20 Middleport, Ohio ; Tract Two , High Individual c;.me being located at 367 Ham Ilion ~ttY Boley 199 Street, Middleport, Ohio. •-~ High Ind. c;.me Tract One Is appraised 11 ...., Thomost• .,.,000.00, and Tract Two Is · HID~ Series- Batty Batey <1P6 appraised at 16,000.00, and ). SeCond High Sarles- Maxlno cannot bll!' sold for less than two . .. P\!p.:O';,"::'lgh G1me - .'~ ·~ Ma•k V Team High Se.-les - Mark :1 v ·~· and Itr of llld appraised value . Terms of wle : Cash In hand on dey of 111e. Rober1 c . Hartenbach Sheriff, Meigs Countv. Ohio Webster and F ullz Attorneys for Pltlntlff 1101 211111 4, 11. II, 25, 5tc th ~ rds 103 Call Jim Adam5, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 741-'-461. 9-23-lfc the,.,,,,.,, ,. ;,•tn<:t Oc:lu••r 21, 1970 Middleport, Ohio . O.vts- Ellrly llrd Leoguo tum SWAP. SHOP. ,;_ and used • Jim ' J.llrr.y Kenn'y. Ja'-- •MU. w•NO.L KAYLOR . .) · Ni-11t7 . ' ' ·. !!,.owl'avtn,W<Yo• . ;_ ,, *"i',.'ll""""¥s.e r Pf!ont "" ' 992-7044 qr tt2i~~ J·~±~~t:~~; F 1E LD grown ch"ryaanthtmums .and mums In full bloom. Rtrriolds Flower Shop, Mason. 10.21·21• WIG DARK brown. Also, one Estat.ii For '·le 1 27 . 6-30-Hc °~Td~~·~rJ ~~s•; ~:.!~ CURTtSt~to . BrHdtng ·coAL, llm•stone. ExcitsiOr' •~-- po,._,. Ml~l . 1 No Sarvtq,. I'VIcer •l·m •·tt Worlc1• E· Mal q St., , reasonable •..,..., bl "• <>ffor · "" -· ~· Qi:·'r•H··illillbn -. relt~!id. 7 ' . · -•1...<,-, , Cool\lllli 66 and Pomeroy. ·fh..,e 992-3891; Ph..,. 992.503$. , , , 1• 1, - • ol-9·ffC t.Jd-JIO:Hc• ', .. ·' :':', •, . , ~ . r""' · New Havens-e-w-tN_G_MA_t_H-,N-e-, . .. ' - ;e'$ePTtc. Zlg·Zail Modtl. s.w..ll 1~ 5 R tck hf!Ui!e· ":"'·' · j llt..Onllble ' l'ltto. ~ l!h9cfte .· Con...... ""'' of fan~ s!Jtchts, mikel Mfddl"""'t. pat ted · •Jolon RVIMII." GiolllpOIIo, +Mo out,tdo. Woll-to-waU uor-41121fllor'l·lll Rim c " · .ly Sentinel buffonh ei. SeWI on bufiGns poling. 'Will "" furnish_ed. . . 'I'• , .. ·~.,;" ,,; ; • , :, ' .';<1!7-lfc The Oa' ' and satin sllt<"-0, plus all 17.«10. Unfurnlshid;' 16;500. ·· · · · · · "'~ '' 1 ' ... '· ·· ' · general household oewlng . Phone m -5262. j'· ~ ' c.· B_ RADP,tio, AJat""* Phone 992-2156 Available to responslblt q.:»-... . :.C!>iritiiati Stonllce . '--------'--_j porty. On E-% termo « -:-:-c-:;;:-~:-:-,--,-:.:.· ... Phone t<IP-31121 cash price. Phone m-~ 1 - CONVENiEN·T but seclodtd ,_..,ne,Ohlo ' For Rent 10-2Htc building tots bn m.1 t .'RC!Ck· CriH lkli!fford · · · 2 BEDROOM mobile horne, SiN:il"fl*· \'lllhln w~l~lng .1 ' .; · · 5-Mfc Racine area. Ph'"'• :~~ s~~~;~ER.Y.'J=.; tcer':sfe::r~ ~ ~n:."~r ~~ BAr:~HOE · ••• EncitQaaof · . · · . . . 7-31-f'lc oqulpmenl. Counters and "'"""'{l.li.~ fl'_ .. .. . Bill George 8111 .f!uiiJils, · · · ' ·· ., 3 ROOM unfurnished apart- booths. Must soli by Nov. 1. WIHe '. , "" af'-! 5 • . _ , . 1C!:It-30tp HARRiSOfll•s ·tv AND~ ~- - 2-. Contact Charles McClain at ---•do ,..... T£NN• SERVI'"E mont. ~·~·· ~·- - · 1-1-Hc O.lry Haven, Racine. Phont p.m. ....... Y•· • "T~ m· ~EWING MACHINES: .ROIPitr . 9<1P-2220. -- . . ' . ' .' ·10.;8-lfc service, o,ll mokes. ~-2*. · · a:•o.ttc 10-25-61< Tho Fa~lr. Paoi\Wtl'f. •· •.J F(iRNISHED and unfurnished , . rolHn ho.liie. f._ ......~Sclles_.s. ltld ~~· billsWORlF Slopflo ~··. •partments. Close to achool. .LOTS . WITH . a'tt . u!llltln. ONE both,FLoOR; Sltvor·a,.,._Btock cellar . ~~«I~ ce. -~r..,., PhOIJOt ·t<IJ-,17.1 PhCOie 992-543A. Restricted sub division. I~ to· with ci!llor l)ouu ~bovo. :1-29-lfc ' • ' 10.11-114; .'-acre !Pis, PhCOII r;Noter PhCOio or 992-Pc. ' 915-3301, nt9ht 985-3302. •r 10-23'6tc OL~O~V;E~L~Y~~~~~~ _M_:.c~ert~_ ~}bt- ' TAtK$,·~1;Le~eo. """"Y 1-12-• =:=: .. m- . -k. = f7i.w·" "" . TRAI~ER, Brown's Troller ;;:;::;;;~:~;-;;-;-;;c;;;::;-~~~c Park, Minersville. PhCOie 992· GERT'S A GAY Girt, ready for 132•. 9-9-lfc -:-::c:-::---::---~--:- a whirl aHer cleonlng carpols. with Blue Lustre. Ron! eloctrlc ahlm-, II. Baker Furnllure, Middleport . IQ-21-IIc. STORAGE rental lor bolls, trailers, autoe, cam pots, ole. s.1 por month. Phone m-2798 or soe Oleic Sayler, Pomeroy. 10x50 FOOT, 2-bedroom RUTLAND ;-, 4 Yllll"' old, ,ntoo 10-22-121c -troller. Phone 992-3954. kitchen, 3 -~·· lillh . !I hilt, front ,....ell AIOIIT =::-:--c:---:--:-:--:-10-23-61p tao iWObtdroom furnished mobile 2 ..... liMI grovnd• •••• home, located In Syrocuse. "STAR" ~Ills rats quickly. Call 992-24-41 t-9 p.m. o . 2'11 pounds, S1 .69. RAciNE- Income ...-IY, 2 10-25-lfc Sur_ Eblrtblch Hordworo, Sugor bull.... r'oon!t. 3 ll.iri!lliltd Run Mills, Pickens Harc:l- ·opertri\tnts; t unturnlslild, NIC!fLY furnished 2-bedroom ware, loW ujlkt•P on ti~lldlnp, Mason. apartment, Middleport . GOING·AT,'J21,5CIO. ·' ., . .. Phone 992-3174. '' I" 9-30-lfc "WNINGS, sturm doth 11114. windows, cerporti, marquees, blown li1d batt For Sale Insulation. El.mor . While, REDUCE sole and fast 1NIIh Hll!l tepreuntitiV.. For fret Gobese tablets ond E-vop eatlmetes, phone Charles Llslo, ' Syrecun. v. V. water pills. NoiiCOI Drugs. Johnom llld Stin, Inc. 10-27-:IOip 1-30-lfc Service & Parts Dept. 7: 30A.M. Til4 : 30 P.M. Monday thru Friday Closed Saturday & Sunday DANNIE'S Hils A Solution To Your l~ouslng Neecll DAILY CROSSWORD ··- •OliO" l . Prudllh 9. Function lJ, Send back 13. Tuteor touah,e.r. 1". Old mutcal note Ill. Hct- HAv'i.itN·s AUCTiON- ttovse; Laurel Cliff, n,; eoCh Friday to receive con5lgnmen1s at 10 a.m. Auction· slorllng at 7 p.m. Lei ut sell your merchlndlse. IJslie 'F. fuHt,' .tx.amr . I. Inlroductory 24"mwde 2. Of LAtin· derln4 ~ s. AolaD river 4. OOid. or Diolcel Joey" H . AIIIUr 28. Arab 29.Hll- lory'• con- qUOit U.. Ooupkl S6,'llloilll'l Rullol• ·- J'o1low 11 Allude ·--lui .11.=:J7.Artllaad Music!: ' llul4 Zl. Idtllllt7 eore f. 'nllLe . aatt ON DISPlAY! - te. a.-... 11.8&priOncl """ , ...... 1971 MODElS prol>lem ao. Stra.- IB.Iolerrlment IlL Wodi:ca BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY !lO. Dark outt s. AmuJen~.ent lT.Cootl< ·ao. "---:---. IIWJTNARS l You, and ' ll'PV: · In Mason Wan.... ""' J•'m · 2'8 I 11) • · 11 , 18 , 2S. Stc , tO. COrnet NEW tDJRS ' s.22.ffc LECIAL NOTtCI IN THE COMMON PLUS PIANO tunlnt: Karl ictbtor, COUOT, MEIG5 COUNTY, MaiCOI. Ph- 71.3-5535 aHer 5 OHIO p.m. (1) , r.cllo,am, frnradl<l,(c_.,..ktr sound syotell), ( speed aulomall.c chonotr. Bl.lince 172.39. Use our budget terms. · Clll 992-3352. ;::========_, l I,I; speed a.uiO!IIIIIC c•on-. 8 I •11 59 u'' ... a anco • ' • M · O!lr b41dget Ierma. Clll 192-3352. ..aox r Mees, '" . •• storm door. 32'' x. 10" h5gh. L...:.-':7:'--,---- ' FrCOII door 32" x 71" high. ACREAGe'an.t lo!J. Mall In PhCOit 992-:J.Ul. 51c ' - - - - - -,.....;..:-":---' descrlp.tlon, whert-4oo;a!ed _________,o._2_7._ 6112' ELECTRO'UX vocuum Real = · cost to P. o . """· ~ ~ "" l0-25-6lc ~=ts":"":~! 1n;:!' .:~ 5 RooM ~ ' wl!h · ~. ' pafnt spray, In like new locatedl<o-mlltoff Rt.7on-Rf, 33· P r,'1'12~2> ' · ~ '31<:. "~mers· condition. Pay s:J.l•.U or terms lA If desired. PhCOie 992-56.11. . .• . I0-2Utc · i y;.,-\ " :~"£~~' ::21-~~,·- f , -~os, lnc~a• Wltll the ojjW, PER ........ro.'NEnd MO~ERN w~l~ul·s~lt1:~: ·~::;::·:'~T::II:':";';:"r+:h~';·;:;;~.~~:;:;i'~·:;,~;:::;::~ 1 ., ''0 those who sent food, flowers p F Sa II . and cards. we wish to express I S Or . our deepest gratitude. A BASSET puppies, AKC, S3fl,, , f"'J::!:-O!I~a; ~~~-to,; .F~ot H~~~-~~;:~!,;,,;... Delivered 1965 FIAT. Clll offer 6 p.m. Phone 992-5363. 10-211-Jic Card of Thariks. 11>69 CHEVROLET pickup, liTO OUR friends, relall~es.· foot bed. Camper cover. Call BRIISH J>\111, f11111 hole djwer, cqn\ "plon(W, f· hole· hog - . Phane 247-2161. · ~ 10-27-5tc' EARLY·· ~Icon Steroo-r~diO ' 10:: V busineuoquJpmenl. .. Wilt Hit Write· wtth or wttliovl p: ~:;;s;:jt~=:::::J::;:;;::;;::::;;;~~~4:=;-~~=:.::J[:l:'; ~ D. lloJC, 729-M. c-o Tho 0.11" 5enHnel, .l'llmeroy, Ohio. ' · ' · ' , , 10-21-6lc ,. MAX!JJ~M DIAME1Efl ' "~ ~ Auto Sales dleport and Rutland for their •' L£S.. - - 10-i7~~ .urn. T _·E .. POl . NOW. "Ginseng, S31 11i: Golden Salol, $1.75 lb. ~ tops ond stems, dO tents lb. Bill Batley, P. 0. 8o!< ~"' SecCOid St., R-vlllt. !lllt9 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl., Torquefllte , Qf . IP\\00 ·D SELL 11595 o , W'IN ·. ft ::f l..t CHEVROLET $2495 Station Wagon. V-e motor, automatic transmission. power steering. lWF~D . .i•U' .. IIL 'Volaililc e.w- IL~ tum ...,..,. Ill. Of tiLe- r-r.,.....,r- �• ' •• ' • ~ ' ., , ·,.::.1!~01jtfi;..lilnol,~r.o.:~.21;~ I JEST HAD ME ANOTHER 1\1188LE · ·.· Bargains, and /More .Bar-g-ins· ..,...,~....,_-:--:--:--:--,.,----'71 ·· ~anted To A_ u~ Wanted ' ·· ' For ~le . ·' ~ OLD furniture: d~-. brip R=.,~~d '~,!~undr~~~~ COMMER(;I~L building, ,,f IL ...... ¥J -, otc. Wl'li*0 M.D. Mlllti', CondOr.,. ~bertr- S200 per rooms and balh. Fully , Of ._.• .' tor Ct. ~d ... _- ,Y• !JIIIo.... ~II blrbOr ·• • ~·-. tic moiltn, ~ont ·74.~11. 10,2t4fp oqulppidfar l)lop . WollbOiutyor ostablls~td ' n: * .._..._ • ••m · M - ..,. ' -------- OLD UPRIGHT pi condiH..,, ostorig .,:']:;:. been , ,.,, Pi~lng .110 Hell. Ftrstfloor COlly. Man!llrs will bl pick-up doy. Write, Qlvl"'f .toocl dlrecflCOis, Wiffon l'lano Company, Box tit, Sardis; Ohio ~ ._.._.;. .,...,.,, - - - - - - - . - - - - ' -· ' ,. ~m 4 Door Sedap LT.D., power steering, power brakes, alr-tondltionlng. Vinyl l!'llerior, blk. vinyl root, maroon finish. ! ,, •• .I ' 1917 ..:·• Dart power steering. Extra Nice. lttorCo.~ OPIJIIVIS. M6 Nl.. ~ ~. . '•• ·' ·,., I'MIOY, GittO .• ·:•' WANT AD '1+ INFORMATION OUOLINIS 1 .+5 P.M. Day B.tore Publlcetlon Monday O.edline 9 a.m. Canctllatlon I. Corrections 1 Will " ·accepted until 9 a.m. for I DIY Ol PubiiCitlon II:GULATIONS Ttlt Publlsh.r reserves the I I •""1.. to tdlt or rtlec_t any ads emed obtectlonal . The -.Usher will not be responsible more than one Incorrect ertiOn. l" .!' 5 •' neighbors who were so kind ' 4 .tf2-5010 after 5 p.m. and lhoutlhffullo us; to those __._' -~-·~·_____ 10-_21-Jtp who offered their services, · t special thanks fo Cannon and ConnCOI Funeral Home. to ",.'· • ~' Francis Benedum. phone Coolville 667-3856. Rev . Lon~, Rev. Corter and 10-18-12tc 1 L Ia B MINIATURE Schnauzers. 0 RuSS:11 am• Y u · groomed, cr<>PIIed and per· 10-28-llc manentlntectlcins. Jel-l>lack. Barkoroo Kennels, Torch, WE, THE Meigs Band Boosters. Ohio. PhCOie 667·3654. sincerely fhank the mer 10-28- 12tc chants of Pome('oy, Mid· lh~or~n ' \ contributions to the Meigs Wanted To Do High Band which made a successful Tag Day. 10-28-ltc BOY WANTS job roklng loaves evenings. Call 992-5912. 10-26-Jtc For Sale or Trade •• Wanted To Buy " FARM-ALL Cub or Super-A 19 FAT lambs 1ur sale or Will tractor. Phone 9"·.025 or ,..,_ !rode for livestock. Phorlt 992~5 •. 2630. 10-23-6tc I0-21-61c <11 ,. i'• •, Lost Notice LOST, one male brindle plolt REVIVAL ol F r - Goooel hound, near Chester. Sam Joe Mission at Bald Knob starting Praff. 286 Durling Drive. Oct. 30 through Nov. I at 7:30 Wadsworth, Ohio. Contact each evenin,. R•v. R•y James Osborn, Reedsville, Reynolds o McArthur, Ohio. Phone 667-3532. evangelist, Rev . L. R . 10-28-Jic Glueoencamp, paslur. Public Is Invited. Spoclll stngtny. . 10-2 -6!C I • ' .. LEGAL NOTICE BAND FRIDAY ancVSaturdly nights. The Mavericks, Hl-7 Club. 10-27-41c GUN SHOOT. Forked Run ~rl~man Club, Sunday, OH10 PAll n':1· co. ~ .Rt. 33 Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 992-2689 Open From 7 a.m. to I p.m. ·"BAND ' . Oct. 30 .,_,,1 t .......t- Oct. 31 - - _ ,.1 l:'ft.l- : Loeal Bowling .. Tllundly lnduslrill Loague Octo. ... 22, 1971 S!ondlngs Points 3A •~!~~~--:ao~-~ij 33 32 T1101 Thomoallody Shop fwmor's Bonk K•C Jewelers DlviS..Warner Ins. ' .'t Nijds The M........... _...., Hl.7 CWB 26 ~ark 23 Mllhone Sollio 20 ' High Individual c;.me - J. Phttpa 2.45 Second . High Ind. c;.me - J. .Phtl~. J. Hemsley 212 High Series - J, Phtl~ 603 S.CCOid High Sorl.. - J. Hemsley 5f6 Team High c;.me - O.vlsWirrttr Ins. 833 · Team High Series Wer- lne. 2376 furniture. Phone m -1261, 305 N. 2nd. Ave.. WILL pick up merchandise and (lake to auciiCOI '"' a percentage basl:s. Sloildlnto to a " through the center ot a dll;i!'~ Pili nil btarlng north 28 Gegrett East 135 fll!'et to the place ot 54 beginning . MarkV bwllnas-Dodge 011d Reference: Volume 215, 36 Tlll!l'llo.4 3A Page 599, Melga County Deed 26 Records. THfliNo. 6 Tract One, above described, Evelyn's Grocery 22 being at 464 Locust Strut , TMmNo. 2 20 Middleport, Ohio ; Tract Two , High Individual c;.me being located at 367 Ham Ilion ~ttY Boley 199 Street, Middleport, Ohio. •-~ High Ind. c;.me Tract One Is appraised 11 ...., Thomost• .,.,000.00, and Tract Two Is · HID~ Series- Batty Batey <1P6 appraised at 16,000.00, and ). SeCond High Sarles- Maxlno cannot bll!' sold for less than two . .. P\!p.:O';,"::'lgh G1me - .'~ ·~ Ma•k V Team High Se.-les - Mark :1 v ·~· and Itr of llld appraised value . Terms of wle : Cash In hand on dey of 111e. Rober1 c . Hartenbach Sheriff, Meigs Countv. Ohio Webster and F ullz Attorneys for Pltlntlff 1101 211111 4, 11. II, 25, 5tc th ~ rds 103 Call Jim Adam5, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 741-'-461. 9-23-lfc the,.,,,,.,, ,. ;,•tn<:t Oc:lu••r 21, 1970 Middleport, Ohio . O.vts- Ellrly llrd Leoguo tum SWAP. SHOP. ,;_ and used • Jim ' J.llrr.y Kenn'y. Ja'-- •MU. w•NO.L KAYLOR . .) · Ni-11t7 . ' ' ·. !!,.owl'avtn,W<Yo• . ;_ ,, *"i',.'ll""""¥s.e r Pf!ont "" ' 992-7044 qr tt2i~~ J·~±~~t:~~; F 1E LD grown ch"ryaanthtmums .and mums In full bloom. Rtrriolds Flower Shop, Mason. 10.21·21• WIG DARK brown. Also, one Estat.ii For '·le 1 27 . 6-30-Hc °~Td~~·~rJ ~~s•; ~:.!~ CURTtSt~to . BrHdtng ·coAL, llm•stone. ExcitsiOr' •~-- po,._,. Ml~l . 1 No Sarvtq,. I'VIcer •l·m •·tt Worlc1• E· Mal q St., , reasonable •..,..., bl "• <>ffor · "" -· ~· Qi:·'r•H··illillbn -. relt~!id. 7 ' . · -•1...<,-, , Cool\lllli 66 and Pomeroy. ·fh..,e 992-3891; Ph..,. 992.503$. , , , 1• 1, - • ol-9·ffC t.Jd-JIO:Hc• ', .. ·' :':', •, . , ~ . r""' · New Havens-e-w-tN_G_MA_t_H-,N-e-, . .. ' - ;e'$ePTtc. Zlg·Zail Modtl. s.w..ll 1~ 5 R tck hf!Ui!e· ":"'·' · j llt..Onllble ' l'ltto. ~ l!h9cfte .· Con...... ""'' of fan~ s!Jtchts, mikel Mfddl"""'t. pat ted · •Jolon RVIMII." GiolllpOIIo, +Mo out,tdo. Woll-to-waU uor-41121fllor'l·lll Rim c " · .ly Sentinel buffonh ei. SeWI on bufiGns poling. 'Will "" furnish_ed. . . 'I'• , .. ·~.,;" ,,; ; • , :, ' .';<1!7-lfc The Oa' ' and satin sllt<"-0, plus all 17.«10. Unfurnlshid;' 16;500. ·· · · · · · "'~ '' 1 ' ... '· ·· ' · general household oewlng . Phone m -5262. j'· ~ ' c.· B_ RADP,tio, AJat""* Phone 992-2156 Available to responslblt q.:»-... . :.C!>iritiiati Stonllce . '--------'--_j porty. On E-% termo « -:-:-c-:;;:-~:-:-,--,-:.:.· ... Phone t<IP-31121 cash price. Phone m-~ 1 - CONVENiEN·T but seclodtd ,_..,ne,Ohlo ' For Rent 10-2Htc building tots bn m.1 t .'RC!Ck· CriH lkli!fford · · · 2 BEDROOM mobile horne, SiN:il"fl*· \'lllhln w~l~lng .1 ' .; · · 5-Mfc Racine area. Ph'"'• :~~ s~~~;~ER.Y.'J=.; tcer':sfe::r~ ~ ~n:."~r ~~ BAr:~HOE · ••• EncitQaaof · . · · . . . 7-31-f'lc oqulpmenl. Counters and "'"""'{l.li.~ fl'_ .. .. . Bill George 8111 .f!uiiJils, · · · ' ·· ., 3 ROOM unfurnished apart- booths. Must soli by Nov. 1. WIHe '. , "" af'-! 5 • . _ , . 1C!:It-30tp HARRiSOfll•s ·tv AND~ ~- - 2-. Contact Charles McClain at ---•do ,..... T£NN• SERVI'"E mont. ~·~·· ~·- - · 1-1-Hc O.lry Haven, Racine. Phont p.m. ....... Y•· • "T~ m· ~EWING MACHINES: .ROIPitr . 9<1P-2220. -- . . ' . ' .' ·10.;8-lfc service, o,ll mokes. ~-2*. · · a:•o.ttc 10-25-61< Tho Fa~lr. Paoi\Wtl'f. •· •.J F(iRNISHED and unfurnished , . rolHn ho.liie. f._ ......~Sclles_.s. ltld ~~· billsWORlF Slopflo ~··. •partments. Close to achool. .LOTS . WITH . a'tt . u!llltln. ONE both,FLoOR; Sltvor·a,.,._Btock cellar . ~~«I~ ce. -~r..,., PhOIJOt ·t<IJ-,17.1 PhCOie 992-543A. Restricted sub division. I~ to· with ci!llor l)ouu ~bovo. :1-29-lfc ' • ' 10.11-114; .'-acre !Pis, PhCOII r;Noter PhCOio or 992-Pc. ' 915-3301, nt9ht 985-3302. •r 10-23'6tc OL~O~V;E~L~Y~~~~~~ _M_:.c~ert~_ ~}bt- ' TAtK$,·~1;Le~eo. """"Y 1-12-• =:=: .. m- . -k. = f7i.w·" "" . TRAI~ER, Brown's Troller ;;:;::;;;~:~;-;;-;-;;c;;;::;-~~~c Park, Minersville. PhCOie 992· GERT'S A GAY Girt, ready for 132•. 9-9-lfc -:-::c:-::---::---~--:- a whirl aHer cleonlng carpols. with Blue Lustre. Ron! eloctrlc ahlm-, II. Baker Furnllure, Middleport . IQ-21-IIc. STORAGE rental lor bolls, trailers, autoe, cam pots, ole. s.1 por month. Phone m-2798 or soe Oleic Sayler, Pomeroy. 10x50 FOOT, 2-bedroom RUTLAND ;-, 4 Yllll"' old, ,ntoo 10-22-121c -troller. Phone 992-3954. kitchen, 3 -~·· lillh . !I hilt, front ,....ell AIOIIT =::-:--c:---:--:-:--:-10-23-61p tao iWObtdroom furnished mobile 2 ..... liMI grovnd• •••• home, located In Syrocuse. "STAR" ~Ills rats quickly. Call 992-24-41 t-9 p.m. o . 2'11 pounds, S1 .69. RAciNE- Income ...-IY, 2 10-25-lfc Sur_ Eblrtblch Hordworo, Sugor bull.... r'oon!t. 3 ll.iri!lliltd Run Mills, Pickens Harc:l- ·opertri\tnts; t unturnlslild, NIC!fLY furnished 2-bedroom ware, loW ujlkt•P on ti~lldlnp, Mason. apartment, Middleport . GOING·AT,'J21,5CIO. ·' ., . .. Phone 992-3174. '' I" 9-30-lfc "WNINGS, sturm doth 11114. windows, cerporti, marquees, blown li1d batt For Sale Insulation. El.mor . While, REDUCE sole and fast 1NIIh Hll!l tepreuntitiV.. For fret Gobese tablets ond E-vop eatlmetes, phone Charles Llslo, ' Syrecun. v. V. water pills. NoiiCOI Drugs. Johnom llld Stin, Inc. 10-27-:IOip 1-30-lfc Service & Parts Dept. 7: 30A.M. Til4 : 30 P.M. Monday thru Friday Closed Saturday & Sunday DANNIE'S Hils A Solution To Your l~ouslng Neecll DAILY CROSSWORD ··- •OliO" l . Prudllh 9. Function lJ, Send back 13. Tuteor touah,e.r. 1". Old mutcal note Ill. Hct- HAv'i.itN·s AUCTiON- ttovse; Laurel Cliff, n,; eoCh Friday to receive con5lgnmen1s at 10 a.m. Auction· slorllng at 7 p.m. Lei ut sell your merchlndlse. IJslie 'F. fuHt,' .tx.amr . I. Inlroductory 24"mwde 2. Of LAtin· derln4 ~ s. AolaD river 4. OOid. or Diolcel Joey" H . AIIIUr 28. Arab 29.Hll- lory'• con- qUOit U.. Ooupkl S6,'llloilll'l Rullol• ·- J'o1low 11 Allude ·--lui .11.=:J7.Artllaad Music!: ' llul4 Zl. Idtllllt7 eore f. 'nllLe . aatt ON DISPlAY! - te. a.-... 11.8&priOncl """ , ...... 1971 MODElS prol>lem ao. Stra.- IB.Iolerrlment IlL Wodi:ca BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY !lO. Dark outt s. AmuJen~.ent lT.Cootl< ·ao. "---:---. IIWJTNARS l You, and ' ll'PV: · In Mason Wan.... ""' J•'m · 2'8 I 11) • · 11 , 18 , 2S. Stc , tO. COrnet NEW tDJRS ' s.22.ffc LECIAL NOTtCI IN THE COMMON PLUS PIANO tunlnt: Karl ictbtor, COUOT, MEIG5 COUNTY, MaiCOI. Ph- 71.3-5535 aHer 5 OHIO p.m. (1) , r.cllo,am, frnradl<l,(c_.,..ktr sound syotell), ( speed aulomall.c chonotr. Bl.lince 172.39. Use our budget terms. · Clll 992-3352. ;::========_, l I,I; speed a.uiO!IIIIIC c•on-. 8 I •11 59 u'' ... a anco • ' • M · O!lr b41dget Ierma. Clll 192-3352. ..aox r Mees, '" . •• storm door. 32'' x. 10" h5gh. L...:.-':7:'--,---- ' FrCOII door 32" x 71" high. ACREAGe'an.t lo!J. Mall In PhCOit 992-:J.Ul. 51c ' - - - - - -,.....;..:-":---' descrlp.tlon, whert-4oo;a!ed _________,o._2_7._ 6112' ELECTRO'UX vocuum Real = · cost to P. o . """· ~ ~ "" l0-25-6lc ~=ts":"":~! 1n;:!' .:~ 5 RooM ~ ' wl!h · ~. ' pafnt spray, In like new locatedl<o-mlltoff Rt.7on-Rf, 33· P r,'1'12~2> ' · ~ '31<:. "~mers· condition. Pay s:J.l•.U or terms lA If desired. PhCOie 992-56.11. . .• . I0-2Utc · i y;.,-\ " :~"£~~' ::21-~~,·- f , -~os, lnc~a• Wltll the ojjW, PER ........ro.'NEnd MO~ERN w~l~ul·s~lt1:~: ·~::;::·:'~T::II:':";';:"r+:h~';·;:;;~.~~:;:;i'~·:;,~;:::;::~ 1 ., ''0 those who sent food, flowers p F Sa II . and cards. we wish to express I S Or . our deepest gratitude. A BASSET puppies, AKC, S3fl,, , f"'J::!:-O!I~a; ~~~-to,; .F~ot H~~~-~~;:~!,;,,;... Delivered 1965 FIAT. Clll offer 6 p.m. Phone 992-5363. 10-211-Jic Card of Thariks. 11>69 CHEVROLET pickup, liTO OUR friends, relall~es.· foot bed. Camper cover. Call BRIISH J>\111, f11111 hole djwer, cqn\ "plon(W, f· hole· hog - . Phane 247-2161. · ~ 10-27-5tc' EARLY·· ~Icon Steroo-r~diO ' 10:: V busineuoquJpmenl. .. Wilt Hit Write· wtth or wttliovl p: ~:;;s;:jt~=:::::J::;:;;::;;::::;;;~~~4:=;-~~=:.::J[:l:'; ~ D. lloJC, 729-M. c-o Tho 0.11" 5enHnel, .l'llmeroy, Ohio. ' · ' · ' , , 10-21-6lc ,. MAX!JJ~M DIAME1Efl ' "~ ~ Auto Sales dleport and Rutland for their •' L£S.. - - 10-i7~~ .urn. T _·E .. POl . NOW. "Ginseng, S31 11i: Golden Salol, $1.75 lb. ~ tops ond stems, dO tents lb. Bill Batley, P. 0. 8o!< ~"' SecCOid St., R-vlllt. !lllt9 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl., Torquefllte , Qf . IP\\00 ·D SELL 11595 o , W'IN ·. ft ::f l..t CHEVROLET $2495 Station Wagon. V-e motor, automatic transmission. power steering. lWF~D . .i•U' .. IIL 'Volaililc e.w- IL~ tum ...,..,. Ill. Of tiLe- r-r.,.....,r- �i.'G,.A, : ' .Fl ' ·• ' ' ' f 25·LB. BAG ' BAG:. ' .., .bat .·yi·r: Groceri•~ · ' < ~ ' ? ., . • • ,. .' \ • ' ' ' ' Cut _Up SCJUTMI~N ' ROLL ' FRYERS ,. ' l . ~LB. PAtTIE • • 46oz. • "-:~n;: ~. ' cans $ .-oo cans . l4 oz. bottle •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ )'\ for • :lib.- ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Campbllls LB. ., < . Ua l rv.~•.. <f. ' ,I T ..·:····· ., 40oz. ' 'l' ·l ' I' ' ., ··' : ~··+.:" .. T:t.G. . -~:~·. -:'·' boxes ,· $ .oa ' t $ ················~········· ..-.;· ' I • ·•· , 10 / \' �i.'G,.A, : ' .Fl ' ·• ' ' ' f 25·LB. BAG ' BAG:. ' .., .bat .·yi·r: Groceri•~ · ' < ~ ' ? ., . • • ,. .' \ • ' ' ' ' Cut _Up SCJUTMI~N ' ROLL ' FRYERS ,. ' l . ~LB. PAtTIE • • 46oz. • "-:~n;: ~. ' cans $ .-oo cans . l4 oz. bottle •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ )'\ for • :lib.- ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Campbllls LB. ., < . Ua l rv.~•.. <f. ' ,I T ..·:····· ., 40oz. ' 'l' ·l ' I' ' ., ··' : ~··+.:" .. T:t.G. . -~:~·. -:'·' boxes ,· $ .oa ' t $ ················~········· ..-.;· ' I • ·•· , 10 / \' �. ,. !'.,:!Ill~, !"PIIIifi;:~-.I'W'Ii....l)', o•.• Ool. 111,18'10 I ·EJ~cts New·. :9tt•ee,r~;: ·-· . wmn. of beld dlepcrt . Elected . . . Kine. G~i:wire p~' .~ :;;. ~~...;.·; aiMlr proyer. WIIUa Anthony gave with prires soilli it> Mrs. ·~. ileccra~ the llbldtr a.d rl tlevolion.o usJns ''The · UtUest Mrs. Peorl Bunce, and Mrs. CG!p'll aerved bJ Mrs. Jact Spook" .. her theme. She read ~eldlng llawldn!l. Btchtle and Mrs: I.yona. fl'om lsalah and had ,\11 orange and blaclt color ll(rs. Y~I!J'!I'·• . presl4ent; ...... .WSCS Plans Election Dinner. Lewto, ..... presldeQt; and John Lyorie, secretory treuurtr. Plana were IDide for the An Election Day soup <tiMer was planneda.t Monday nlght's meeting of the Women's Society of Cluiatlan Service of the Wesleyan . United Methodist Church, Racine. Serving will begin at 11 am. Mrs. Lavinia Simpson was in charge of the devotions and prosram, wiUt several memhers participating. &:ripture from MatUtew 9 was used to CB!Ty out the theme "Follow annual Christmas party lo be held on Dec. 18 at the Masoiuc Temple. A potluck dinner will precede the meetlns and members will have a Q gift eu~~an&e. There . will be .no meeting in November. Corda were lligned for Mrs. EdiUt Bowman, a P,uent at Ute Rloenlde Methodlsl Hoopllal, Mrs. Chorlos Bennett, Mrs. C. P. Galllgber, and Mrs. Paul Me." Mrs. MatUe Circle played an arrangement on tbe organ, "I Walked Where Jesus Walked." To conclude the devotions Mrs. Circle, Mrs. Margoret West and Mrs. Ruth Wolfe sang "Each Step I Take." The progrl"" featurod a skit by Mrs. Siinpoon and Mrs. Circle abOut a beautiful rose and Its influence on a poor family. Mrs. Simpson con- eluded wiUt an orrangement of "The Last 11..- of Summer." w:o::::s::.~: The Halloween was CB!Tied out in the theme d!!corations and Mrs. M. 0. Oumu and Mrs. Ubby Wilford served pumpkin pie, tea and coffee. Former Click Farm Site For Annual Homecoming Gifts the whole family can get together on. lll}'DaD'S rrfirrnCG MT. ALTO, W. Va. - An annual homecoming was held at the former Henry Click form here Saturday evening. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKinney and Mr. and A Blrlhstone for UCh<..RIIIU. ~·d~~~=:Y~d iE~~S~t;. ~~~e. l"""i>ld" Oindl~ of RefleSwiellll . . the busineu meeting wu held. Halloween moUf. Fav!ft .:·· Mrs. Alleyne Reel prealded, which were u,bted f1lr lbe IUCbn. Out4oor playecl~=~t~~5:~=·:.~; games were were LIDdl Altendlng lloJonlllil!lll, Marla Logar, Andrea RIUI, Ji7Dt ICovalcldk, ~ Pliaun, 'l'riiYa,lluf Taylor, JID llellbls, Perrin, Lorn ~JD~~~Euoal .. . NEW PATROLS wae organllecl it a-~~ rl.lbe TUJIWB ~ l!'oap. Mrs. Franell lleledam II tl!,i,leldtr Mrs. Beverb> Colllna II the aaat•ant Ieider. • · ·, · 1be patrols 111111 lhe leader& are lbe ''Green Bel'etl" lrilll oreer. _... ·• ·. stoele, Jeff and Debbie, Ahoo; Mr. and Mrs. Dona Paraons, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert llou&b and Roser, Jeff Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, · Nancy, Sberon, David and ~ward, an :..~::,~ov~:f!; ~ Toreaa iluckle)' .. leader: tbe ''Llttll Doanaa Baker,leader; 111111 ''The i!ldllyall' wllb a.ent GrlftJD, leader. Lori .young Will ele!:tad lrooR ICI'lll6. . A llva m1Je bib 11ten Jut wet1: wu dill" I cbin, lbe meeting and 1 eaurt ofbonorlo beheld on Oct. 211 followlqleboc;J, Each~ aelected a - a1po1 llld decldecl on a patrol flaa. Memhetl 11. tbe ln)Op lwi'W ')IIalii named ate Debbie Sblelda, Dorotil1 Runyan, Toreaa 'llenedian, Sandy ."--eY. Sherrlllaciney, Alllltllenlley, Diana Call>,)' CGiflni, '. ~; t4' .,....tftr,......_.. ' """Y ........ , , OM "" opttoi!Gfl end ,.._ id ·ttat•f New "Pia1h .....,. ............ ...........ng. AMNNIIalk llrNr ....,. off Cowtioy ilfioGull, ~)faye~, bam DehiH Culnoll,y, J - MIQbme, Arlene CailniJJ1, dinner was served with a ville; Mr. and Mrs. CJarenee Tenaa Lol!g.,.U., ~~~UCII· potluck. Roush, Tommy and Tony; 'l'IIEMEtosOOUNTYSENIOR wlil ............. Danny McKinney, son of Mr. David and Roser Ward, aD of · , ~ ~ and Mrs. Larry McKinney, was Winfield; Mr. and Mrs. Dallaa 1pm. at lbe Middleport IICOUI boule. Any llrllllllbe lOih, lllb or also celebrating a birthday. Click, Mrs. Rodney Click, Mr. I2UI gradeaare Invited 1D join the II'OCip IDd IN requested to atFive of Ute children of Ute late and Mrs. George Davis, tend the 'i'llur8day meeting wllb thoJr molhen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Click Tammy and George, Mr. and POMEROY 'DIOOP h present were Mrs. Elsie Durst Mrs. Junier Click and lamlly, OOOKING IE!lS!lftS AT tbe Columliullllll ~em Oldo of Ravenswood, Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth RoWns Electric Co. were CCIIlplet.ecl bJ Troop Sl 'Wadnelday. McKinney of Scott Depot, Mrs. and two children, Mr. and Mrs. .flalllwerelllldefuralllu.-JIIIt>fnm7p.m, totO p.m. llldna Quickie of Loudonville, Lawrence Barr, of MI. Alto; Friday allbs Sacred Heart audllorilm. ,..,.,_ wW be Jqed Verner Click ol,Charleston, and Ralph Click, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and tllere will be games, refl'eshmeata IIIII a haunted houae fDr ' Daniel Click of MI. Alto. Mounts, and l'!lcki, Cot- enlll'lainm111t. A program consisting of lageville; Mr. and Mrs. George Wort on the active ctu- ~ wupc mntecl by lbe 11eot1e . songs, scripture, readln88 and Steele, Baden; Mrs. Golda lllll• and file Boy Watchen bad·c1u1rae fl. the 11q cer111110111fDr' prayer was given by Herbert Durst, .uno; Verner Cliclt, the mee~~rw. Qeryl Mo..,- wu a &IIUIII the meetJnc. Jln. Roush. Mrs. Chester Durst and Charleston; Dan Click, MI. Guy Guinther 1a tile oew iUSistanl leader of the troop and Wall Mr•: Kenneth Rollins. Group Alto; Mrs. Laths Bryan, welmmed by the glrlo. lllllgmg was enjoyed by all. Raven•wood; Mr. and Mrs. Playing Instruments were Robert McKinney, Virglnill and violin, Chester Durst; drums, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jerry Mounts; banjo, Daniel McKinney and Danny, Scott Click, and electric goiter, Ralph Depot; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Click. Click, Penny and David, Mt. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alto. Pete Durst, Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst, Niles, TWO OMITI'ED Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Mef8s High School announces Tag Day proceeds !or the that the~ of Patty Croasan Melill !ijBh Sehool band tolaled and llat.ald HJn11111:,..,~ unintentionally omitted from the first six weeks honor ron, Meigs Club, 7:30_W~Irielday, AasoclaUon, Mrs. Paul Fla!!er Avote of lhanka wu extended Hiram Flaber, co-hoateu. MILLS OMinED by the Boosters to aU who Membera to ·COIIumet Omitted from the Eastern contributed and prizea were without maalla. , High School honor roll for lbs awarded to aludenta hrinaJng In WILDWOOD GardeR Club, , lint six weeks srading period the most money. Flnt prize 1:30 Wedoellday, home of Mrl. was Robyn Mills, an A'1. went to JW Harria, the olben to Paul Flaber llllb Mrl. lllraJn Don Vaugbao, Diana Careay, Flaber, eo-haetea. J\lm!~lrt iD Christine Bailey, Pam Manley, wear e.tume. wlflloat' ~·. Q-What · 1M Rosemary Rl<:e,andf;llen Rice. NATIONAL EDUCATION the oldest .:Z1 m A~~ Recognition of aenlor band Week o~~oenaqce 1:10 ~.m. A-Probably 1be one callecl members Wll aet !or the laat Wedlleliltty II 8lllin Clliler "LeUUa P e n n." William home pme, Nov. I, !lnd plans Elmellr)' Sdlool !or pareat Penn broulht it from Eng- were mada lor a band P1J1Y for vlllllllall. land In 181ie, lor a friend of ali band members to be held NATIONAL EDUCATION hi1 daughter, LeUUa. later in the f!Cboo1 Weolt "'-vii'ICle 1111 wee11 • The perfect gift for AND, A .. a birthstone for each child or grandchild. It's a great way for the whole family to show TIE-TACK TOO! they remember. Rings are in lOK white or yellow gold. Tie tacks in 14K white or yellow gold. Proceeds from . lAY-AWAY PLAN Social Calendar Tag Day Noted BANKAMERICARD USDA CHOICE BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND STEAK h 93• All !.a-No Bone lb. yeor. , ....- - - - - . . Remember Tile 1.09 "SIIut-in" With A Blooming Plant Mums ._.__ • • • '-f4..00 up Exba Lean! The Best! RUMP ROAST DliDl£Y'S RDRIST a-. . Minute or GROUND BEEF CUBE STEAK 1.19 h COUNTY GARAGE PORK atOPS ROCKSPRINGS FAIRGROUND 69' lb. ofWNCH MEATS 2 ,. FilstCut 89'$ Valiely ·REPUBLI:GAN RALLY . PORK CII)PS lb. • llleellnc, Obio catllfrontge. DELUXE MIXMASTER MIXER e e Solid state performance • Tronsisto· rized AM Radio with slide rule dial Kale • Playt 33 ~, 45, 18 RPM roconh • Ope•· otet on -4 "D'' batteries (Not Included) or piUVJ into standard AC outlet. HICK'S IIGULAI $26.96 • Sizes 6 to 12112 In llttllel lio\tj'.;l fanc:y c:owboy boots.• HICI('SIIG, $29.16 beaters e 4 qt. and 1% qt. heat retisklnt milling bowls • Automatic bowl speed control. IIWRIY "''· LADY PANTY Reg. $1.03-13 OZ. CAN MISS BRE~ R . differ· ent foods quickly and evenly. 1 Slice a variety of • Hollow Ground Stoinlen Sml lladft- retoin ~r sharpneu, . ,_ __,,,. ........UOI, ~ .. d ..... '" - · · ·bn&. ~Ufti. R at1 b10Ji,>~o11 . ' ' ~~- I" . '_I :.1- : ' ,322 MIRRO 9-CU, .PERC : · lt'l tN •.. dtnli<t•:od~ ~tie •l•ctric p•rJ-OlotPr , , . No l!thtl •o watch, no dloll to ..t. ·h.JtOftlatiutlly -' w.. p. coff•• drinklno·hot without Nt*ki"f. Poli1ts.d ~u~uftl. lADIES' iPRirtlliD WARM'· .' . FlANNEL SLEEPWEAR ' . . Choose fr011'1 ·119Wr?s 9r:pajam~s '" ·· warm cotton flannelette sleep.· wear. · · ·~ · , ' ' GOWNS ·( OR' '91' ; ' ' ' : , c,r - . ' "t ,' ' -~ ~ '<' r a~ou . ~ ·,· '. ,u· , ,. a~ HICIC'$ •1a; $11.96 MO 104 HAMILTON BEACH PORTABLE MIXER TOASTER STAHO~ID 2·SliCE COAST!I. Wllh laolloM Coftt•-'- Choicoof .......... 11-0-'*' lo< '* r•~·•••'• · ._, . ~...,...."w"'~ ...,.. ....,_ c~-511 , . . . 01 . . . . . . .. ~fit~~! . N•• lightweight, <otnpod Oftd power· podlld.•Procticol thrM llf*CI flngeitlp cOli· trol; handr btater .;tctor; lix foot ottochld cord . chr-.1 .•. lioioh. Stor-<GOI hoodiK. SiOIIplllifll .....~ ~--..~ .$1477 .., $777 IIICIC'IIIII•• 16.96 HICK'S lEG. $9.96 JIWII.Ir . . SUNSET SLI. flU · • Hokh vp to 400 •lkiM • DMct.d cGmpOrhMflfl SJ99 $1977 ~lUG. $2.at ,., HECK1/iJiiJr··6 IIWIUrfiiN~ 'l' 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER .2. Sliced I· BACON ENDS 1 .....~00' , 4 ,, lb. ' . ' ' 1 REFRESHMENtS ,t· . . 1 < SWEET CID£Jf",! . . ~pl. 75' iai '1. ' . ' ," I' PU8LlC IN·VffED: . \ lEACH ILENDII • .•<': ., . . .. tej Pol. lxtc!ullvt . Hlllf! Sf-, tecton. • p.m. p.m. meeUas. tune. ~ Can be used 12 Speed Mix-findoo- Dial as portable mixer • Extra Iori!' "bowl·fit" Pilei 1.29 lb.· ~Lean Cuts ' 't1i'RI!$ ant clor-rleaf thtss .... 2 ,.._ Hd, built ... llelialon, fresh Ground & pq'd DL ""'•*•"•llundto ... ·~ ' u;_ ' 3 Bradblll')', Pomeroy .and Middleport Elementary Scboola. Pll'tt\11 aapeelaUy imlted1Qvi4U111'*-'1JIIIIen Pl'AJ1141)dwawWbe...-IID are 79' lb. Mill Gloria Buck wq .cammended for Ua!Jtlnllllllb lbt majorettea, and David llowo!t. band director, wu compUmenied DD lhe allow allbe Melg.o • GaUipolla Mamberablp duea .art payable,lt·wu ~~ At lbe Nov.ZSmeolingotthelloollera, Dlld'a NJcht WID be &1'toid. CLOTHING day, 10 a.m. to 1 2 - Tburaday at SfllvaUoft Army quartera, Ill Tree · do not dril1t Butternut Ava., Pomeroy. All It N. 2nd Avo. water 'Utat 1at h 011 .~elr area relldenta in need of lft·1160 leaves, Leave• water- cl~PO . ME:-Y ...;, • - R Micldletl0f1, 0. pr~ . l ind treu PI tlloll' . 80, . ._ _ _ _ _ __. water from Uta II'Oiiltd. 119yol Arclt """"''"' 1:30 pm. GROUND CHUCK lb. , , , a SUNBEAM PHONO-RADIO COMBINATION . .. ~ cf.lp hNt ,..... ~·· " ·--..11 any proud father, set with GENERAL ELECtRIC blinding with precl· - 61:1-lltht ...... - prot.uionol toudt to ....... odd.... UniqUII cord ltof· oo• wlllelimlf'lote5 tontlu orni k"P' cou"ter &pOCI ' ' "· ~ wlfh 42·f1011 t~. cl bll"Ck, "n.. lhndef WOlf <Aoki~~g." A'IOiiobll in a ~ng. to...,... decorotor·lntplred co~r rono• of a..oc:odo, wflite 01' rictl honM1 gold. SIP ...,,., HICIC'S QG, $.24.16 �. ,. !'.,:!Ill~, !"PIIIifi;:~-.I'W'Ii....l)', o•.• Ool. 111,18'10 I ·EJ~cts New·. :9tt•ee,r~;: ·-· . wmn. of beld dlepcrt . Elected . . . Kine. G~i:wire p~' .~ :;;. ~~...;.·; aiMlr proyer. WIIUa Anthony gave with prires soilli it> Mrs. ·~. ileccra~ the llbldtr a.d rl tlevolion.o usJns ''The · UtUest Mrs. Peorl Bunce, and Mrs. CG!p'll aerved bJ Mrs. Jact Spook" .. her theme. She read ~eldlng llawldn!l. Btchtle and Mrs: I.yona. fl'om lsalah and had ,\11 orange and blaclt color ll(rs. Y~I!J'!I'·• . presl4ent; ...... .WSCS Plans Election Dinner. Lewto, ..... presldeQt; and John Lyorie, secretory treuurtr. Plana were IDide for the An Election Day soup <tiMer was planneda.t Monday nlght's meeting of the Women's Society of Cluiatlan Service of the Wesleyan . United Methodist Church, Racine. Serving will begin at 11 am. Mrs. Lavinia Simpson was in charge of the devotions and prosram, wiUt several memhers participating. &:ripture from MatUtew 9 was used to CB!Ty out the theme "Follow annual Christmas party lo be held on Dec. 18 at the Masoiuc Temple. A potluck dinner will precede the meetlns and members will have a Q gift eu~~an&e. There . will be .no meeting in November. Corda were lligned for Mrs. EdiUt Bowman, a P,uent at Ute Rloenlde Methodlsl Hoopllal, Mrs. Chorlos Bennett, Mrs. C. P. Galllgber, and Mrs. Paul Me." Mrs. MatUe Circle played an arrangement on tbe organ, "I Walked Where Jesus Walked." To conclude the devotions Mrs. Circle, Mrs. Margoret West and Mrs. Ruth Wolfe sang "Each Step I Take." The progrl"" featurod a skit by Mrs. Siinpoon and Mrs. Circle abOut a beautiful rose and Its influence on a poor family. Mrs. Simpson con- eluded wiUt an orrangement of "The Last 11..- of Summer." w:o::::s::.~: The Halloween was CB!Tied out in the theme d!!corations and Mrs. M. 0. Oumu and Mrs. Ubby Wilford served pumpkin pie, tea and coffee. Former Click Farm Site For Annual Homecoming Gifts the whole family can get together on. lll}'DaD'S rrfirrnCG MT. ALTO, W. Va. - An annual homecoming was held at the former Henry Click form here Saturday evening. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKinney and Mr. and A Blrlhstone for UCh<..RIIIU. ~·d~~~=:Y~d iE~~S~t;. ~~~e. l"""i>ld" Oindl~ of RefleSwiellll . . the busineu meeting wu held. Halloween moUf. Fav!ft .:·· Mrs. Alleyne Reel prealded, which were u,bted f1lr lbe IUCbn. Out4oor playecl~=~t~~5:~=·:.~; games were were LIDdl Altendlng lloJonlllil!lll, Marla Logar, Andrea RIUI, Ji7Dt ICovalcldk, ~ Pliaun, 'l'riiYa,lluf Taylor, JID llellbls, Perrin, Lorn ~JD~~~Euoal .. . NEW PATROLS wae organllecl it a-~~ rl.lbe TUJIWB ~ l!'oap. Mrs. Franell lleledam II tl!,i,leldtr Mrs. Beverb> Colllna II the aaat•ant Ieider. • · ·, · 1be patrols 111111 lhe leader& are lbe ''Green Bel'etl" lrilll oreer. _... ·• ·. stoele, Jeff and Debbie, Ahoo; Mr. and Mrs. Dona Paraons, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert llou&b and Roser, Jeff Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, · Nancy, Sberon, David and ~ward, an :..~::,~ov~:f!; ~ Toreaa iluckle)' .. leader: tbe ''Llttll Doanaa Baker,leader; 111111 ''The i!ldllyall' wllb a.ent GrlftJD, leader. Lori .young Will ele!:tad lrooR ICI'lll6. . A llva m1Je bib 11ten Jut wet1: wu dill" I cbin, lbe meeting and 1 eaurt ofbonorlo beheld on Oct. 211 followlqleboc;J, Each~ aelected a - a1po1 llld decldecl on a patrol flaa. Memhetl 11. tbe ln)Op lwi'W ')IIalii named ate Debbie Sblelda, Dorotil1 Runyan, Toreaa 'llenedian, Sandy ."--eY. Sherrlllaciney, Alllltllenlley, Diana Call>,)' CGiflni, '. ~; t4' .,....tftr,......_.. ' """Y ........ , , OM "" opttoi!Gfl end ,.._ id ·ttat•f New "Pia1h .....,. ............ ...........ng. AMNNIIalk llrNr ....,. off Cowtioy ilfioGull, ~)faye~, bam DehiH Culnoll,y, J - MIQbme, Arlene CailniJJ1, dinner was served with a ville; Mr. and Mrs. CJarenee Tenaa Lol!g.,.U., ~~~UCII· potluck. Roush, Tommy and Tony; 'l'IIEMEtosOOUNTYSENIOR wlil ............. Danny McKinney, son of Mr. David and Roser Ward, aD of · , ~ ~ and Mrs. Larry McKinney, was Winfield; Mr. and Mrs. Dallaa 1pm. at lbe Middleport IICOUI boule. Any llrllllllbe lOih, lllb or also celebrating a birthday. Click, Mrs. Rodney Click, Mr. I2UI gradeaare Invited 1D join the II'OCip IDd IN requested to atFive of Ute children of Ute late and Mrs. George Davis, tend the 'i'llur8day meeting wllb thoJr molhen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Click Tammy and George, Mr. and POMEROY 'DIOOP h present were Mrs. Elsie Durst Mrs. Junier Click and lamlly, OOOKING IE!lS!lftS AT tbe Columliullllll ~em Oldo of Ravenswood, Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth RoWns Electric Co. were CCIIlplet.ecl bJ Troop Sl 'Wadnelday. McKinney of Scott Depot, Mrs. and two children, Mr. and Mrs. .flalllwerelllldefuralllu.-JIIIt>fnm7p.m, totO p.m. llldna Quickie of Loudonville, Lawrence Barr, of MI. Alto; Friday allbs Sacred Heart audllorilm. ,..,.,_ wW be Jqed Verner Click ol,Charleston, and Ralph Click, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and tllere will be games, refl'eshmeata IIIII a haunted houae fDr ' Daniel Click of MI. Alto. Mounts, and l'!lcki, Cot- enlll'lainm111t. A program consisting of lageville; Mr. and Mrs. George Wort on the active ctu- ~ wupc mntecl by lbe 11eot1e . songs, scripture, readln88 and Steele, Baden; Mrs. Golda lllll• and file Boy Watchen bad·c1u1rae fl. the 11q cer111110111fDr' prayer was given by Herbert Durst, .uno; Verner Cliclt, the mee~~rw. Qeryl Mo..,- wu a &IIUIII the meetJnc. Jln. Roush. Mrs. Chester Durst and Charleston; Dan Click, MI. Guy Guinther 1a tile oew iUSistanl leader of the troop and Wall Mr•: Kenneth Rollins. Group Alto; Mrs. Laths Bryan, welmmed by the glrlo. lllllgmg was enjoyed by all. Raven•wood; Mr. and Mrs. Playing Instruments were Robert McKinney, Virglnill and violin, Chester Durst; drums, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jerry Mounts; banjo, Daniel McKinney and Danny, Scott Click, and electric goiter, Ralph Depot; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Click. Click, Penny and David, Mt. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alto. Pete Durst, Ravenswood; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durst, Niles, TWO OMITI'ED Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Mef8s High School announces Tag Day proceeds !or the that the~ of Patty Croasan Melill !ijBh Sehool band tolaled and llat.ald HJn11111:,..,~ unintentionally omitted from the first six weeks honor ron, Meigs Club, 7:30_W~Irielday, AasoclaUon, Mrs. Paul Fla!!er Avote of lhanka wu extended Hiram Flaber, co-hoateu. MILLS OMinED by the Boosters to aU who Membera to ·COIIumet Omitted from the Eastern contributed and prizea were without maalla. , High School honor roll for lbs awarded to aludenta hrinaJng In WILDWOOD GardeR Club, , lint six weeks srading period the most money. Flnt prize 1:30 Wedoellday, home of Mrl. was Robyn Mills, an A'1. went to JW Harria, the olben to Paul Flaber llllb Mrl. lllraJn Don Vaugbao, Diana Careay, Flaber, eo-haetea. J\lm!~lrt iD Christine Bailey, Pam Manley, wear e.tume. wlflloat' ~·. Q-What · 1M Rosemary Rl<:e,andf;llen Rice. NATIONAL EDUCATION the oldest .:Z1 m A~~ Recognition of aenlor band Week o~~oenaqce 1:10 ~.m. A-Probably 1be one callecl members Wll aet !or the laat Wedlleliltty II 8lllin Clliler "LeUUa P e n n." William home pme, Nov. I, !lnd plans Elmellr)' Sdlool !or pareat Penn broulht it from Eng- were mada lor a band P1J1Y for vlllllllall. land In 181ie, lor a friend of ali band members to be held NATIONAL EDUCATION hi1 daughter, LeUUa. later in the f!Cboo1 Weolt "'-vii'ICle 1111 wee11 • The perfect gift for AND, A .. a birthstone for each child or grandchild. It's a great way for the whole family to show TIE-TACK TOO! they remember. Rings are in lOK white or yellow gold. Tie tacks in 14K white or yellow gold. Proceeds from . lAY-AWAY PLAN Social Calendar Tag Day Noted BANKAMERICARD USDA CHOICE BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND STEAK h 93• All !.a-No Bone lb. yeor. , ....- - - - - . . Remember Tile 1.09 "SIIut-in" With A Blooming Plant Mums ._.__ • • • '-f4..00 up Exba Lean! The Best! RUMP ROAST DliDl£Y'S RDRIST a-. . Minute or GROUND BEEF CUBE STEAK 1.19 h COUNTY GARAGE PORK atOPS ROCKSPRINGS FAIRGROUND 69' lb. ofWNCH MEATS 2 ,. FilstCut 89'$ Valiely ·REPUBLI:GAN RALLY . PORK CII)PS lb. • llleellnc, Obio catllfrontge. DELUXE MIXMASTER MIXER e e Solid state performance • Tronsisto· rized AM Radio with slide rule dial Kale • Playt 33 ~, 45, 18 RPM roconh • Ope•· otet on -4 "D'' batteries (Not Included) or piUVJ into standard AC outlet. HICK'S IIGULAI $26.96 • Sizes 6 to 12112 In llttllel lio\tj'.;l fanc:y c:owboy boots.• HICI('SIIG, $29.16 beaters e 4 qt. and 1% qt. heat retisklnt milling bowls • Automatic bowl speed control. IIWRIY "''· LADY PANTY Reg. $1.03-13 OZ. CAN MISS BRE~ R . differ· ent foods quickly and evenly. 1 Slice a variety of • Hollow Ground Stoinlen Sml lladft- retoin ~r sharpneu, . ,_ __,,,. ........UOI, ~ .. d ..... '" - · · ·bn&. ~Ufti. R at1 b10Ji,>~o11 . ' ' ~~- I" . '_I :.1- : ' ,322 MIRRO 9-CU, .PERC : · lt'l tN •.. dtnli<t•:od~ ~tie •l•ctric p•rJ-OlotPr , , . No l!thtl •o watch, no dloll to ..t. ·h.JtOftlatiutlly -' w.. p. coff•• drinklno·hot without Nt*ki"f. Poli1ts.d ~u~uftl. lADIES' iPRirtlliD WARM'· .' . FlANNEL SLEEPWEAR ' . . Choose fr011'1 ·119Wr?s 9r:pajam~s '" ·· warm cotton flannelette sleep.· wear. · · ·~ · , ' ' GOWNS ·( OR' '91' ; ' ' ' : , c,r - . ' "t ,' ' -~ ~ '<' r a~ou . ~ ·,· '. ,u· , ,. a~ HICIC'$ •1a; $11.96 MO 104 HAMILTON BEACH PORTABLE MIXER TOASTER STAHO~ID 2·SliCE COAST!I. Wllh laolloM Coftt•-'- Choicoof .......... 11-0-'*' lo< '* r•~·•••'• · ._, . ~...,...."w"'~ ...,.. ....,_ c~-511 , . . . 01 . . . . . . .. ~fit~~! . N•• lightweight, <otnpod Oftd power· podlld.•Procticol thrM llf*CI flngeitlp cOli· trol; handr btater .;tctor; lix foot ottochld cord . chr-.1 .•. lioioh. Stor-<GOI hoodiK. SiOIIplllifll .....~ ~--..~ .$1477 .., $777 IIICIC'IIIII•• 16.96 HICK'S lEG. $9.96 JIWII.Ir . . SUNSET SLI. flU · • Hokh vp to 400 •lkiM • DMct.d cGmpOrhMflfl SJ99 $1977 ~lUG. $2.at ,., HECK1/iJiiJr··6 IIWIUrfiiN~ 'l' 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER .2. Sliced I· BACON ENDS 1 .....~00' , 4 ,, lb. ' . ' ' 1 REFRESHMENtS ,t· . . 1 < SWEET CID£Jf",! . . ~pl. 75' iai '1. ' . ' ," I' PU8LlC IN·VffED: . \ lEACH ILENDII • .•<': ., . . .. tej Pol. lxtc!ullvt . Hlllf! Sf-, tecton. • p.m. p.m. meeUas. tune. ~ Can be used 12 Speed Mix-findoo- Dial as portable mixer • Extra Iori!' "bowl·fit" Pilei 1.29 lb.· ~Lean Cuts ' 't1i'RI!$ ant clor-rleaf thtss .... 2 ,.._ Hd, built ... llelialon, fresh Ground & pq'd DL ""'•*•"•llundto ... ·~ ' u;_ ' 3 Bradblll')', Pomeroy .and Middleport Elementary Scboola. Pll'tt\11 aapeelaUy imlted1Qvi4U111'*-'1JIIIIen Pl'AJ1141)dwawWbe...-IID are 79' lb. Mill Gloria Buck wq .cammended for Ua!Jtlnllllllb lbt majorettea, and David llowo!t. band director, wu compUmenied DD lhe allow allbe Melg.o • GaUipolla Mamberablp duea .art payable,lt·wu ~~ At lbe Nov.ZSmeolingotthelloollera, Dlld'a NJcht WID be &1'toid. CLOTHING day, 10 a.m. to 1 2 - Tburaday at SfllvaUoft Army quartera, Ill Tree · do not dril1t Butternut Ava., Pomeroy. All It N. 2nd Avo. water 'Utat 1at h 011 .~elr area relldenta in need of lft·1160 leaves, Leave• water- cl~PO . ME:-Y ...;, • - R Micldletl0f1, 0. pr~ . l ind treu PI tlloll' . 80, . ._ _ _ _ _ __. water from Uta II'Oiiltd. 119yol Arclt """"''"' 1:30 pm. GROUND CHUCK lb. , , , a SUNBEAM PHONO-RADIO COMBINATION . .. ~ cf.lp hNt ,..... ~·· " ·--..11 any proud father, set with GENERAL ELECtRIC blinding with precl· - 61:1-lltht ...... - prot.uionol toudt to ....... odd.... UniqUII cord ltof· oo• wlllelimlf'lote5 tontlu orni k"P' cou"ter &pOCI ' ' "· ~ wlfh 42·f1011 t~. cl bll"Ck, "n.. lhndef WOlf <Aoki~~g." A'IOiiobll in a ~ng. to...,... decorotor·lntplred co~r rono• of a..oc:odo, wflite 01' rictl honM1 gold. SIP ...,,., HICIC'S QG, $.24.16 �. " . ., I OZ. ,. DESERT FLOWER . '. ,, THE OIIIGIUL ', ·HOT SEAT ·... Ali .tAKE-DOWN BODY HEAD &SHOULDERS . 24 OUNCE 60Z.LOTION 5 OZ. JAR 4.3 OZ. TUIE NATIONAL 12 n.x 12 n. JOHNSOM &,. JOHNSON . ' LOTION SHAMPOO ... BIN .PEARSON BAav·· CHOCKS HICK'S IIGULAI 79' MULTIPU VITAMINS . REGULAR OR 'W ifH IRON J)INING CANOPY Ideal.for cookouts, pfcniC1 or camping •. • ~lumtnum tefeKoping centtr pot. ... Gttrac:· POWDER "IT'S MAGIC" .lull hold between your hands and feelllle beat. For hunting, fllblrw, cold ...,.., loolbal1 i"Jll"S. •.. . , .' rI .J -~ aDd· ........ lid40s , JlNI:. ~;:. ' $122 · . five color;,d fabric. ' HICK'S RIGULAI $1.44 . . . · POINT PLEASANT SlORE 99 99'• SUPER X FUEL 22LOKIIFU GALLQN SHELLS IOIOXES --- TEFLON . GRIDDLE .. AIRWME Size: 1-4"x50". Natural Wood Frame Finith. FOLDING Teflo~-c:oated griddlt that means no-stick caokine and no·Kour . cleaning! DOORS QT, SIZE JANITOR DRUM INDUSTRIAL •• .,. oz. CLEANER ~.99 · 66C HICK'S II G. $3.44 HICK'SIIG. 19' Pt Pleasant Store On~ ·1 GLORY FOAM: IRONIN.G · VALET RUG CL£ANER- $14~ ' HICK'I 110. 63' HICII'IIIG. $1.13 lleuseware Dept. ..IISIJIAII IPF. ,, SLEEPING BAG 240Z. STRENG.TH Slack No. 8006-l HKK'SIIG. $4.99 'IWTI CI.WfER 11 INCH SQUARE DOOR MIRROR ~.~I.!' lf,o Camper's spo<ial ... this #200 sleeping bag is ideal far those foil can:'ping trips c:oming up: Warm fib..- ftll wilh water rooiot· ant due• outer and colorful ffan· net lining, MEN'S $ HUNTING PANTS $777 PAIR HKK'$ IIG. $12.97 ·Siflnlln. COLEMAN HEATER PT. PLEASMT STORE ONLY S/lfln•r. GILLEnE TECHMATftC RAZOR $ HKII'IIIG. $29.11 $144 HKII'S IIG. $1.79 toSIIITit. ., 3 LB. 1 OZ. GIANT SIZE BOLD DRISTAN TABLETS . '.' ' •,, .DETERGENT v ' i ' .•• ' ... 70Z. IS oz. AEROSO' ••• • .66( · .· NLISH GLASSWAI. HECK'S IIG. 19' . ,,, - .,T. IIDIISIWAII . ' , _.••o. ,.,. HICK'S · ,.,,., ,, . ' 24 COUNT . ' I . )1 �. " . ., I OZ. ,. DESERT FLOWER . '. ,, THE OIIIGIUL ', ·HOT SEAT ·... Ali .tAKE-DOWN BODY HEAD &SHOULDERS . 24 OUNCE 60Z.LOTION 5 OZ. JAR 4.3 OZ. TUIE NATIONAL 12 n.x 12 n. JOHNSOM &,. JOHNSON . ' LOTION SHAMPOO ... BIN .PEARSON BAav·· CHOCKS HICK'S IIGULAI 79' MULTIPU VITAMINS . REGULAR OR 'W ifH IRON J)INING CANOPY Ideal.for cookouts, pfcniC1 or camping •. • ~lumtnum tefeKoping centtr pot. ... Gttrac:· POWDER "IT'S MAGIC" .lull hold between your hands and feelllle beat. For hunting, fllblrw, cold ...,.., loolbal1 i"Jll"S. •.. . , .' rI .J -~ aDd· ........ lid40s , JlNI:. ~;:. ' $122 · . five color;,d fabric. ' HICK'S RIGULAI $1.44 . . . · POINT PLEASANT SlORE 99 99'• SUPER X FUEL 22LOKIIFU GALLQN SHELLS IOIOXES --- TEFLON . GRIDDLE .. AIRWME Size: 1-4"x50". Natural Wood Frame Finith. FOLDING Teflo~-c:oated griddlt that means no-stick caokine and no·Kour . cleaning! DOORS QT, SIZE JANITOR DRUM INDUSTRIAL •• .,. oz. CLEANER ~.99 · 66C HICK'S II G. $3.44 HICK'SIIG. 19' Pt Pleasant Store On~ ·1 GLORY FOAM: IRONIN.G · VALET RUG CL£ANER- $14~ ' HICK'I 110. 63' HICII'IIIG. $1.13 lleuseware Dept. ..IISIJIAII IPF. ,, SLEEPING BAG 240Z. STRENG.TH Slack No. 8006-l HKK'SIIG. $4.99 'IWTI CI.WfER 11 INCH SQUARE DOOR MIRROR ~.~I.!' lf,o Camper's spo<ial ... this #200 sleeping bag is ideal far those foil can:'ping trips c:oming up: Warm fib..- ftll wilh water rooiot· ant due• outer and colorful ffan· net lining, MEN'S $ HUNTING PANTS $777 PAIR HKK'$ IIG. $12.97 ·Siflnlln. COLEMAN HEATER PT. PLEASMT STORE ONLY S/lfln•r. GILLEnE TECHMATftC RAZOR $ HKII'IIIG. $29.11 $144 HKII'S IIG. $1.79 toSIIITit. ., 3 LB. 1 OZ. GIANT SIZE BOLD DRISTAN TABLETS . '.' ' •,, .DETERGENT v ' i ' .•• ' ... 70Z. IS oz. AEROSO' ••• • .66( · .· NLISH GLASSWAI. HECK'S IIG. 19' . ,,, - .,T. IIDIISIWAII . ' , _.••o. ,.,. HICK'S · ,.,,., ,, . ' 24 COUNT . ' I . )1 �o.c. IIIII&• 10W-30 HAVOLINE Olt 10W-40 VALVOLINE '• ·HD OR REGULAR -6 lEG. Heck's legulor 59' Qt. loi't~ed PACK . 59' HII:K'SIIG. $2,11 .... $2.31 "''· AmJMOnfl.., AITOIIfTJrl ~~- . AD-fall ·tl\odot In both oolidi and ploido. Sluo 7-1•. ~"J·""'' ···~:ii.~·· r ,. . 10Att\P · BATtERY CHARGER 6 Oil 12 'iiOLT 10fid Am~ttm•r. ' ' PANTS - ·~·" ollb Trim - · ohtod. Stm 8-18. ~: , allolrell·. . HICK'S lEG. $4.11 I CENT! a•n• u•r. CHOICE c Qt. $166 'ackago of 6 Quarta ARCO ARCO 2-SPEED ANGLE DRIVE Rv"~ Elt>t. Dnll1 ot Yt or double tc~nding, buffing, lr!Gtonry & lar~ hoi... ..,..d1 for hnl driNing ,, JIG SAW ATTACHMENT ·' ' 99 88 88 f '. TRANSMISSION FLUID Fih cmy UKtric Drill. Cull 1tra1Qht · ,· lin••· p,att•rn1, cltcle1in wood. plattla, 111tfolt-n.n. cvfl"ht't. . (. /· 15 PRESTONE ._, .. CUTS lVllnMIIII! ' STARTING FLUID WHIZZ CUT-OFF WHEEL Used cvts the tough.st ecfvt·Wist, it materials. Used 11idewoys, it is a Sanding Disc for rernaving rust & paint, as well at thaping & sharpen· ing metals, stone, ..c. Silicon r.arbide oroins embedded in a tough resilient fabric me1h 9ite Whiu-Dioc ito amazing culling abllily. Tho ohatterproof Dioc b obiOiufo· 49( ~~~~ •.. hoo no ohorp tooth to $ .48 · ', ;: .. - \.. · HECI!(~IIIQIG. $1 ,99 200COUNT TABLETS HIAYYDUTY PRIME GAS LINE ANTI-fREID .33C ,. GJRLS' ENVELOPES SLACKS e HEAVY WEIGHT BOND eTINT LINED /IAiHIWAII Dl/'1. clol , •• banded orion olacl" In prinh and oolldo, oooorted fall coloro. 3-6X and 7·14.' 2FOR 6tr ,.,,.,,,, HICIC'IIIG, 16' ~~~~ $1" HICK'SIIG. $1.99 IIUIWAII "''" COATS eflrliled efurtallar "LADY ftiiCI.£1" Another "Cool Weather" tpe· CHOICE COITOUR GAGE HECK'S lEG. 31' AITOIIITWI IJIR. ~LENGTH 100COUNT 120Z. PRESTONE MENS e RULED OR PLAIN BRAKEl ILUID ., • $2" HICK'S IIG. 3.99 GGAU'"'T. IOYS' JACKETS SotM as above In sins 6-16. ss.. HICIC'I ~··· SWEATSHIRTS Long ol11vt crewnecked pullover twatlhirts in assort· ed colon. Mix·n· match 'em with !ton• I T0$7." s2sa HICK'S IIG. $2.M · TRANSOGRM'I '' PlAfCOSMitiC · . ,. SET 8FT. COPPER JUMPER CABUS $177 ,,,,, HICK'S IIG. $2.11 CAR MIRRORS l•outifully Jtyled side mirrors for your carl Two styles to Mt· lect from. CHOICE '2" ,,..,., HICK'S IIG. $1.99 THERMOSTATS anll ; .In mid 441 < iday neat-' ' ,._' •••• ao,...., ' ,ld&y '·" .,. leoutifully styl•d bondtd wool ponts in ooli<h and ploido. Ideal for the cool $2.66 . HICK'S IIG. :'' II' Luxurious waltz gclwn•ln 3 otyto,, e laCf't Trim elraid Trim HICK'S ' HICK'UICJUUI.$11.99 LADIES' GOWIS' skirh in an assOrtment of MOTOR-OIL HECK'S ·MOTOR OIL '. PRIZE"II STP end1 the sluggish performance of your engine. It cleans your engine ond gives it a longer lift. LADIES' WALT~ IAIIII&KIN IUGGY MArtiL IAIIII CLOTHES IIUIOZII, POLICE CAl OIF.DUCI olloltety OJottoltd Dozoto • Fridion Palic:t Car & Fire Trudo CHOICI HICIC'' IIG. $2.16 rtriJIIt1. .. �o.c. IIIII&• 10W-30 HAVOLINE Olt 10W-40 VALVOLINE '• ·HD OR REGULAR -6 lEG. Heck's legulor 59' Qt. loi't~ed PACK . 59' HII:K'SIIG. $2,11 .... $2.31 "''· AmJMOnfl.., AITOIIfTJrl ~~- . AD-fall ·tl\odot In both oolidi and ploido. Sluo 7-1•. ~"J·""'' ···~:ii.~·· r ,. . 10Att\P · BATtERY CHARGER 6 Oil 12 'iiOLT 10fid Am~ttm•r. ' ' PANTS - ·~·" ollb Trim - · ohtod. Stm 8-18. ~: , allolrell·. . HICK'S lEG. $4.11 I CENT! a•n• u•r. CHOICE c Qt. $166 'ackago of 6 Quarta ARCO ARCO 2-SPEED ANGLE DRIVE Rv"~ Elt>t. Dnll1 ot Yt or double tc~nding, buffing, lr!Gtonry & lar~ hoi... ..,..d1 for hnl driNing ,, JIG SAW ATTACHMENT ·' ' 99 88 88 f '. TRANSMISSION FLUID Fih cmy UKtric Drill. Cull 1tra1Qht · ,· lin••· p,att•rn1, cltcle1in wood. plattla, 111tfolt-n.n. cvfl"ht't. . (. /· 15 PRESTONE ._, .. CUTS lVllnMIIII! ' STARTING FLUID WHIZZ CUT-OFF WHEEL Used cvts the tough.st ecfvt·Wist, it materials. Used 11idewoys, it is a Sanding Disc for rernaving rust & paint, as well at thaping & sharpen· ing metals, stone, ..c. Silicon r.arbide oroins embedded in a tough resilient fabric me1h 9ite Whiu-Dioc ito amazing culling abllily. Tho ohatterproof Dioc b obiOiufo· 49( ~~~~ •.. hoo no ohorp tooth to $ .48 · ', ;: .. - \.. · HECI!(~IIIQIG. $1 ,99 200COUNT TABLETS HIAYYDUTY PRIME GAS LINE ANTI-fREID .33C ,. GJRLS' ENVELOPES SLACKS e HEAVY WEIGHT BOND eTINT LINED /IAiHIWAII Dl/'1. clol , •• banded orion olacl" In prinh and oolldo, oooorted fall coloro. 3-6X and 7·14.' 2FOR 6tr ,.,,.,,,, HICIC'IIIG, 16' ~~~~ $1" HICK'SIIG. $1.99 IIUIWAII "''" COATS eflrliled efurtallar "LADY ftiiCI.£1" Another "Cool Weather" tpe· CHOICE COITOUR GAGE HECK'S lEG. 31' AITOIIITWI IJIR. ~LENGTH 100COUNT 120Z. PRESTONE MENS e RULED OR PLAIN BRAKEl ILUID ., • $2" HICK'S IIG. 3.99 GGAU'"'T. IOYS' JACKETS SotM as above In sins 6-16. ss.. HICIC'I ~··· SWEATSHIRTS Long ol11vt crewnecked pullover twatlhirts in assort· ed colon. Mix·n· match 'em with !ton• I T0$7." s2sa HICK'S IIG. $2.M · TRANSOGRM'I '' PlAfCOSMitiC · . ,. SET 8FT. COPPER JUMPER CABUS $177 ,,,,, HICK'S IIG. $2.11 CAR MIRRORS l•outifully Jtyled side mirrors for your carl Two styles to Mt· lect from. CHOICE '2" ,,..,., HICK'S IIG. $1.99 THERMOSTATS anll ; .In mid 441 < iday neat-' ' ,._' •••• ao,...., ' ,ld&y '·" .,. leoutifully styl•d bondtd wool ponts in ooli<h and ploido. Ideal for the cool $2.66 . HICK'S IIG. :'' II' Luxurious waltz gclwn•ln 3 otyto,, e laCf't Trim elraid Trim HICK'S ' HICK'UICJUUI.$11.99 LADIES' GOWIS' skirh in an assOrtment of MOTOR-OIL HECK'S ·MOTOR OIL '. PRIZE"II STP end1 the sluggish performance of your engine. It cleans your engine ond gives it a longer lift. LADIES' WALT~ IAIIII&KIN IUGGY MArtiL IAIIII CLOTHES IIUIOZII, POLICE CAl OIF.DUCI olloltety OJottoltd Dozoto • Fridion Palic:t Car & Fire Trudo CHOICI HICIC'' IIG. $2.16 rtriJIIt1. .. �,.. 0 ' . . !!J u.llllrnalll0nl1looill · EcJplilll ~ .Mwar Sadal- clalmJD& God on hil li4e- vowed·~ t,milllliiSialei''Willil«inllmldale Ul even 11 ~ 11... every per- In Iarael a tlnk." Saojat, In opeecbea printed In Cairo newSjWpers, said "We shall 101t sutimler or yteldeveua hlnllu1 of dual from Arab ..U." The Arab naUona, he added, woUld regain an lands Ioiii In tbe 11187 war. lt was bls toughest 11111-American apeedllllnce he beCame prealdent Oct. 17. In Amroln, two clashes between Arab guerrillas and Jordanian army for<ea resulllllll In the death of two men Tuesday night. A onlper ..,.ned fire on an army brigadier's car 200 yards 1r<m the Jnter<mtlnental Hole, eyewitnesses said, killing the driver. Moments later army troops sWpped a guerrilla Jeep and lighting started. One periOII waa killed. The incidents came only hours after tbe head of the rostrum todliy. Israeli Forei8" Arab League peacekeeping Minister Abba Eban already committee, Tunisian Prime has made it clear he will not Minister Bahi Ladgbam, fore· answer charges by Egypt that cast a quick return to normal the Unillllll Slates and Israel for Jorden torn by civil war. sabotaged the peace talks. "I'm not here to answer At the Unillllll Nations, the charges," he told a news Middle East debate continued conference Minday. "I'm here with Israel due to take the to make charges." . 'I Cltarles Nease Dies at Age 77 '" Charles E. Nease, 77, for· merly of Syracuse, has died in a hospital at Wadsworth, Ohio. Mr. Nease was preceded In death by hill w~e . Ella Crooks Nease, in 1962, and by an Infant son. He was formerly employed as an engineer by the White Rock Salt plant in Syracuse. He was a veteran of World War I, a former Sunday School superintendent at Syracuse Methodist Church, and a member of the Wadsworth Methodist Church. He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dorcas Elsie Graves; four • 88l'VlC8 shoes ... grandchildren, and a sister-in· law , Gladys Hayman, of Syracuse. Funeral services will be Thursday at the Bicksler Funeral Home in Wadsworth, loUowed by services here on Friday at Eqing Chapel at 3 p.m. Burial will be in Letart Cemetery. The RA!v. Freeland Norris will officiate. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E·R squad was called today at 10 :04 am. to the Grover Klein res.ldence, Laurel Cliff, from where Mrs. Kleln,.a medical patient, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitllllll. While the debate • on, the 1111 · Four U.N• . ambaasadon ,... ~ 1ft Ill effOrt to ~t Ill plenliqn 'of uie IMklay ceaae~ ~d. expires Nov. 5. The •mbeesa· dcts of tbe Unillllll Slates, Frill!>!, Brlt.aln and the Soviet Union were ltoldlng lbelr t6tb meeting on the Middle Eaat at the Soviet Mlssloo. Sadat,ln bla speech, alao said "II is regrettable the Unlllllll States baa not ·leai'ned the lesson II received at the banda of the Vietnamese people. Despite its formidable weapCIIIS aroenal, the Unillllll States baa been Wlable to conquer tbe will of a small, helpless people because tbe peoploa' will Is derived from God's will. "If the United States !ailed to learn this lesskm in VIetnam,'' Sadat added, "It will learn it here and at tbe banda of our generation." 3 Delegates Are Announced The Meigs County Farm Bureau will .send three voting delegates to tbe 5bl annual meeting of the Ohio Federation in Columbus, Nov. IIJ.71l. President VIrgO Kln& aald the delegates are Roy Miller, Marie Koblentz, George Holter. King will he an alternate. Policy suggestions made at the Farm Bureau's annual meeting In Pomeroy have been forwarded to Columbus where they have been studied. Final adoption of the 1970 . Farm Bureau policy for Ohio \viii take place Nov. 20 when 327 delegates from 86 organized Farm Bureau t'OWities hold tbe final sesalon of tbe state annual meeting. Pteuaol Valley Hospital ADMISSIONS - Griff Dur· bin, Pl. Pleasant; Oretha Kirk, HW1tington; R~th Cromley, Pt. Pleasant; Paul McCoy, Pt. Pleasant; Herbert Uvinglton, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. D. T. Craig, Grimms Landing; Mrs. Floyd Worth, Hartford; Onnan Black· man, Parkersburg; Marvin Cox, Cheshire; Mrs. Lyle ~~ UUCCD 1 Jus1 drive ri~AJht up, roll down the window and your chtck is coslled. d-11 occopted, •II In o jifly. No stondlngln llno no parkiRI worries. Be DOW ldiffereni. try 11-Y· feature Fridays Qnly The Drlv•In Window is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. !Continuously) SER.VOTAN .. Tla• ap•nllr ~--...., . , . . . ....,_ - tluit ... kfFJ•u I wl" _...... ..... f!'~~!l\\ · U!!! neasen~ , DI"UIII Veterau Memorial HDipltal ADMISSIONS - LuJa Baas, Syracuse; S•lly ·Walters, Middleport; Larry Spencer, Racine; Jacqueline Grim, Long Bottom ; Virginia Lawson, Racine; Katberlne Downing, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Jeffrey lHE fARMERS BANk and SAVINGS m. CHAPMAN . SHOES t!· n , Keameo, M8Jon; Mrs. Edward Laudermllt, Racine ; Carse! Slone, Weal Columbia. DISCHARGES Mrs . William VanHorn, Charles Grimm, Buddy Egnor, Osbourne Stewart, Paul Keaton, Danny Stanley, Shannon· Northup, James Powell, Tammy Fielder, Carla Findley, Mrs. Bernard Wallace. Blrtha - a son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Worth of Hartford, Oct. 'll. Othor Banking Houn ' lo I lnd5to7nusue1Dn Frldop. -.,.111ft or Is not a anii7 ' Pomeroy, Ohio .! Ma=~in~S~t~.~~Po:m:e:r:oy~.l_j~~~~~J " NANCY 110110 Milo Nai!OJ - · 4·uatter o1 Mr. IIIII Mfl, Clllr - , p«<(and,lild I Jm l""illate of Stutbera Hl'b Sebool, Raclae, II. attendiDI Oldo Valley Goodwm Center Ia ClacliiDall. the Overnight Wzre: DemocratscrlllcizedVIcePnsldentSplroT.AgnnrTueodayand said he was a divisive natillllal figure wbGee campaJsn rbetorlc would bacldlre. ''Mr. Agnew's acUvllloo ~ve been dltm· terproducUve to RA>!IIblicano and thelr candidates," •ld Democratic National Cllalrman IE«n!Dce F · O'Brien. He claimed aome Demoet'atic candidates who have beilllliuug bt Agnew's negative remarka "would lite him t o - back." CbJei I . J. Cremeans Is asking all residents there to remove the keys when tbey park their can. YOWigllers have been reported to have taken aeveral cars "jtltil for a ride." Cremeans lllid ouch Incidents could reoult In tragedy. '' ' RELATIVE DIES WHOlESALE PRICES I I :; I. . Dannle'J II not the .e.t, IICIIUIF lt'J the ll1111tlut the llgJiit ................... Why Pay ;More?? DANNIE•& "NMr KIICIIIiii&IJ Undenllld" ~ C"'lll- waw For D611bie the w~­ ·' ;'; Jkaf the ' Ca~ SM111ifi£Lo ,RE~R~iJll .· :ova BRAIDED Rues, ., 3.69 - 20X32 4.49 -:- 22X42 8,49 "- 22X66 8.49 - 30X54 In liDO A.D. Ofarlel R. NO. 139 66x103 • • • ; • • • • • • 42,95 - 91x114 ••• - • • • • • • ~4,95 - 102x138 • • • • •· • • • • • ..,u.J::~ . " Mrs. Grace Gloe~kner, Pomeroy, baa learned of 111e death of her alster-IJI.Iaw, Mil. Andy Gloeckner' or Salem, Ohio, Other relaUvoo here are Mrs. Marie Dalley 11011 Mrs . Ruth Moore. Come Look!••• COme BJ'OID~I --· Showers Ukely today ani! tonight and a chance of~ . Friday. Lows tonlgbt In mid 411& , to lower 51la.lllgho Friday 11081:·, --· ...... . TEN 1970 WEST COLUMBIA - Emeot Edward Blake, 46, waa dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital early today of head and otber Injuries following a spectacular, apparent high· speed crash of tbe car he was driving on Rt. 62 at Clifton. MasOn CoWIIy Sheriff Roy Hoffman said Blake's car apparenUy sldoawlped an auto driven by JosephiM M. Rusaell, 42, Mason, at Z:05 a.m., careened up tbe roadway approxlmately Z48 feet, left II, cut a swath aloog tbe highway another438feetsbeerlng off two utility poloa enroute, and flnaUy 11opped In heavy bruab 25 feel away !rom tbe blghway. Hoffman said Mrs. Russell, lltinldng she was tbe vlcllin of a This waa Mason CoWity'o aeventh fatality of 1970. Mr. Blake waa born May 15, 1924 at West Colwnbla the 8011 of tbe late Oscar and Anna Lee Blake. He was a journeyman lineman. He was a member of the I.B.E.W. and the Loyal Order of tbe Moose 174 of Jn. diana. He Is survived by hill wile, Anna Lorena Blake; two daughten,Mrs.RubyColeman, New Lexington, Ohio; Mrs. Boonie Crabtree, Mason; one 8011, Edward Kiehn, in the state of Washln81on; fonr brothers, Harlan, Luther and Robert, Washln8ton state, and Ilalph, of Athens; four slotero, Mra. and ~=;•car. FWieral services will be held Slllurday at I :iiO pm. at 1bp Fogteaons Funeral Home witb tbe Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler offlclsU.,. Burial will be In Clifton Hill .Cemetery. Friends may call at tbe luner'll home after s pm. Friday. \ ' .' I'IIC.IPBRTY REOOVERED - Flm!eroy Discover A·World of FIQwers In An Unlimited Selection! · Weather ~- Driver Dies \ • •• • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • .• • • ·" -\ en tine OCTOBER POMEROY·M IDDLEPORT, OHIO . '· IJetlol«< To De lllleiWfl Of 'Tit$ . , . .Ma1011 Area 12.95- 22x102 - · • • • • • • 14.95 - 42x66 • .• ·•· • .• • • • 14.95 - 22X138 • • • • • • • • 32.59 - at y e Tbe ~ bepn - t h e Tu . rnou PUJJ. YOUR ltEY8 " ~'· ::!.!!" to make it ~ his ... w""' Octogenerian RICKMAN OUT James Rickman baa disposed of bla Interests In Decor Corp., a firm specla1lzlng In artificial flowers, at the corner of Secoi\d and Rutland Sta. In Middleport. Rickman, preotdent of theM. & R. bualneas operationa in lower Middleport, Is retaining bla ownership of tbe building oc· cupied by Decor, however. • Me-~urn I(Jr,lrhO,SOH to Mebenbaum's campaign'" manager, Harold Stern, said 11 ·poD by the Cleveland Plain Dealer irblch showed the CJtv$nd bualn08llffllll . to be running n~ck-ln:tiec. . Robert Taft Jr: ~ it KENT, OHIO - WilUAM ARmREIL, a )tiill« ~ortng In the momentum Is wllh Ul." · ''Cltted fte Gap'~ ~ educatloo at Kent State University, has becuDe lhe ninth student '"ftJe J1111e polla Indicated We and 19th person arrested on lndictmentslsaued os a rault of.the traDing Taft," Stem Uld •. spring dllorders here. Arlhrell, 21, OberOn, was charged with oecond-degree rioClng. He pleaded Innocent Tuesday and posted $1,000 bmd. Hli arrest meant ...Jy six of lhe 25 periOIIS Indicted were WIIICCOII!ted for (Continued from page I) and Wlidentified. The 19 thus far amsted alao Included elgltl and personal ttemo were former Kent State tiludents, a pro!euor and a person 1101 0011· presenllllll to Miss Karr, nected with the university. Mrs. Fred Morrow took colored pictures of 0., events of HOU8TON-'111E :!'I.UAY.()IJ) SIAMESE twin daughters of the day for a "Book of a Dayton, Ohio, conple died Tuesday during a delleate 2'>1 hour Memorloo" for Mias Karr, and operation by a learn of spectsllsts of Texas Cblldren'o lloopltal. Mrs. Crow'a gift was tbe labor The girls, born Oct. I, ollared a common heart and Uver. llocQ)rs of ~UQuing a chest, a priled at the hospitahuccessfuDy separated three .IJlGIIth -old siamese possesolon.of Mrs. Karr. twins in lllllli, but they did not share one heart. Fancy aandwlcboa, cookloo, cake, punch, collee and candloa SAN FRANCISCO - ACCORDING TO OP'FICIAL figures were served by Mrs. Crow. released by tbe Nallooal League office Tuesday, you'd never Presiding at tbe punch iYMI and believe baaebaU Is a dying game. For tbe 1970 seaaon, the 12 clubs the silver coffee service were drew a record 16,882,198 paying customers - bettering the old Mrs. Damon Ferrell. Mrs. Jolin Sauv~. Mro. Carl Weese, and mark set last year by 1,567 ,252. MIH Eleanor Robson. The The third place Now York :Mots again topped the league In Halloween motif waa carried drawin& - and they almost broke the all4ime mart In tile In extensive cteeoratlona of · procesa. t at Shea Sl,!ldlum came to 2,1117 ,4'/t, oilb'.$7,706 ·t~~Ur 'hMlilii'illii1 'li;·HUi "~ 'bodtilllll' tlet. t i an aoOnclnnati Rods, who moved lnl4 a new at.idltim last June, with witch replicas recorded tbe biggest gain. They drew 1,803,561 fans, an Increase llghllllll tbe refreshment table. ri 815,577 over 1969. Middlep<rt Pollee "Ohio'• La'l'lm't for PIUit 11 Years" If An" ··· ne Can, Dannie Canl · "1¥14 ~Ck . form Obloi!ls aak him ByUaltedPreura..IMUl (U.l Is a i!4!H.macle NEW YORK - SOME OF 1'BE nalioo'o moat prominent · mlln, 8 !Dan who knows wti&t Wyatt. l ,.,.,., 1 rt•: T.;A. ·"'ffdH Drl!llllt. .. 21dnlt .r. ~= "llck" lll'r, "'"'fldnlt for ~ .. 0 ClGiiliiillalbn; Rep, Goddard, Mr•.FUIII, Daft Bn>wn, olde Ill ODIC. dareot!i!'E: Mlllor, and Gonbl B. Gray, C8iMidate for rHledkll .. ladce . ollhe Fourth Dlotrlct QnJrt of Appell• . lid . fleas QnJrt judge; Ralplt Welker, MelgHl81lla·Athenslllate ~oelllaUve TWO INDUCTED Two men were ordered for induction to Fort Hayes, Columbus, from Meigs Cotmty Tuesday, the selective service bosrd reporllllll. Inducllllll were Kenneth L. llariWig and Ralph ~~~~· Mnrl Holfman, Randy R. Roso. Two others went for pre·inductlon physical Meigs Geoeral H01pltal examination and one was lranBferred !rom Los Angeles, ADMISSIONSDISCHARGES -None. Dorothy Calif. ·' 0<1' cAimiDATEB - ,...,..... e'tiidl leW IDolbe Noo J.,. aod electiCIII, 1lbo Plf1ldpated In tile rally WedDeeday Jtigbl at tbe IJI8bw_, deputmenl pnce at Rock~. poee with 1\fp. Dm Goddard, teyncile SjWU., and Lellle F. Fultz, :Meiga GOP aecutl.., committee cbaJnnM, From left are 110"' C. Bacon, ce""~d••e 'I"' I'Hiedion as Melga ('mmwl ~y Tucker of Fogleoong Funeral a.,.., assiJted by Jack Camp, Richard Redman, Harold Rickard, and Marion Rayburn, !reed Blake from bls wrecked auto after con. siderable work. W!lblier tilands bookie a tallllloaded wllb from the heme of the Rev. and Mil. Stan1eJ 10111011me Saturday. Three men bilve co..te.led Webller reported.· 1bey are RonaJcl Eugene and Robert Kenneth Wllllaml, 2S, bolh of Allen Word, 24, MJddleport. Webtiler 111111"'" otopped In a routine clleek of cualll nll!hl. 'l1le ricles, wltlch.lncludt plecn of aotlquoa llld liiUftDin !rem tbe Plat-ld travela, are valued at tlfJDO. .in ·Briefs· More Layoffs Scheth•led By \lidted Prwllllerulloall 'llle Flf&ldalre Dtvlllaa of GeMrll Moten Ia lloytoo ""*- ill8iltlfa<linr lir Ollldltlaaen for eon •-""" Ieday It lad lbal don Ill plulmd llld off I,Mt ..men ~~eea.. of the lhlltedAitlo Wo....,.tilrlke OM. 'llle emp)oyoo llad ben • a ...... ...t !oar da7 wort wee11 for moat of tile m•lll. 'ftle Jl)aat mulllacluoo 11r .-dllloun lor eon. Tile emp)oyoo ore •epa by lite .......tloul Unloa of Blectrlcllkbn. The llwpiac ......., ud the Gil ltrlke bave IIIIo ~ .lite Jwoflaf at Cllmler Air-Temp In ~1, It Jill Woy. Moll ore lllorl4erm em)lloye~ tiiid will be llld on Frldey. •Inti! ••..act At,....... ••-ced CHARTER MEMBERS - Mrs. Jobn Klncadd, Mrs. Clyde Fisher, Mrs. Garen llansbury, and Mro. J. E. Harley, left to right, were the active charter members of the Mid· cDeport Garden Club receiving recognition at the 35th an· niveraary observance Wednesday night. Past Recalled PlclllresaodStory By CHARLENE HOEFUCH Recognition of charter memhers and past presidents with a look at club ac· compllsbments through the years highlighted the 35th anniversilry observance of the Middleport Garden Club Wednesday night. Providing tbe perfect setting for the celebraUon was the spacious and lleauWully lur· nished borne of Mrs. Richard Slack, 449 No. Third Ave. Rose corsages were presented to the four active charter members of tha club, Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. ~ Fisher, Mro. Goren Stsnabury, and Mrs. J. E. Harley. Past presidents recognized and given pjnk roaoa · were Mrs. Stansbury, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Malcolm Roller, Mrs. Harley, Mrs. Waller Hayes, Mrs. William Morris, Mias Nellie Zerkle, and Mrs. Carl Horky. Miss Vicky Slack aSBislcd Mrs. Lloyd Blackwood, program chairman, wllh tbe presenlations . lA high point of tbe evening was a placement Dower show. Arrangements made by Mrs. Michael Fry, Mias Harrie Marie Smith, Mrs. James Titus, Mias Zerkle, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Malcolm Roller were at· tractlvely displayed. in the rooms. The program included plano aelecliOns by Mrs. A. R. Hecox and several vocal selections by Mrs. Robert Hamm, ac· colllpanled · by Mrs. Fred Blaetlnar, Meigs CoWity contact chalnnan, and a gllest at tbe anniversary observance. A (Continued 011 paae 2) UNUSUAL DESIGN - A eobro "'O''I'iner - tiled Ml'l. Michael Fry f... ber dried tilT......,...=:~·~of~~=:r: Ned poda and aopldestra leal In tile home pi feature of the anniversary obeervance. ' War Hero Turned Politicia.n . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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