https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dacfb27a16fc505f62788601ac74b542.pdf 32544adce0a0cfd9d8e5ce4bbfa35ae4 PDF Text Text ..., I ' o > • • I ' Mrs. ' . ., :s:-natly Sentinel, Around ·BDd 'About Middleport Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 4, 1966 . St ud·en t from . k Af·rl•ca ' s pea. er . ·• No ported on the Cdt\lerenc:e 1'00111 at~~~ieac~.~~ wa• Jl,;. I At llberfelds;~ New • • at y charge of lbe J.oYe Gilt dedlC• lion ond used . to"'.e, Tbt Smali~'~""t:" waa"'a. .. ~ted by Mrs':""' , Mn. Nora Hamllton, and Cleo mRel('liarn'sdson.of'J'he . Wbeo• Around and 1 About p Jitney Supper S f I Tuneof$151 • Granville and · i!lioda ·Hall Walter 1!. Moeller, wile much to Improve appearaaces, comed the members and guest en by the Rev. Howard Rupof congressman Walter 1!. Mo- ancl slfessed the need to work clubs of the area. Registering pelt. . eller, gave an authoritative and together to achieve the desired 1the guests were Mrs. George . A coffee hour w~ held m the personal review of beautilica. program. She conducted a ques- Anderson, Mrs. Horky, . Mrs. dmmg room followmg the pr<>~fon progress in I!Je nation's cap- uon and answer pertod and In- Morris and Mrs. Garen Stans- gram. Miss Nellie Zerkle, pastIta! at a meeting of the Mid- vfted clubs snd groups to bury. president, and Mrs. William Glenn ~oush of St. Clalrsvtlle, dl t G d CJ b h fd Mon- come to Washington for a tour. Arrangements Included one Morris, new president, served Ohio, visited over the weekend J f N' . Ai . t d t Oh' held at epor ar en th "F. e U . d Mrs. Carl Horky. program on various shades of pink at the silver coffee services. w~th his mn . ther, ·Mrs. Ell!'! ohn Audlne o ,gena, rica, a s u en at 10 meeting of day evening at e 1rst mte R h H th son Dall University in Athens, reviewed the customs of his na- Hall In -~il.rge·{l\ h h chairman Introduced Mrs. Mo- combined with white in tribute Assorted cookies were served ous . er o er s; as "' Presbyterian C urch . . k eller and' presented her with a to Miss Susan Park. deceased by the hostesses, Mrs. George of California, an.d Marvin of tive country ·at the October n.eeting of the B. H. San- vane~ . Mrs. Moeller, w , lkedo IS nown bo t '"It from tile club. Mrs. WI!· member, and fall flowers in au- Anderson, Mrs. J. E. Harley All. an ta , G.•·· VIS!ted earIIer born Missionary Socie~ d Monday evening at the First The. White ~~~~~=:~: as the · mos 1 wa a u •• th f 11 th M Ro h Baptist Churcb in Mi eport. He spoke of the 24 No· was given wife" on Capital Hill, because liam Morris, president, wei- tumn colol'lj. Invocation was giv· and Mrs. Edward Tewksbary, IS a WI rs. us · gerian students studying here In the United States who Sla~en Fnlllowl of her service in guiding tourMr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones plan to go back to their country to teach in their areas speake~'s talk,~i~:~~= ISIS through the Capitol, de· ~ spent Sunday in Columbus with of knowledge. He noted that 200 different languages or a •I by' · lighted the audience with her , their daughter, Barbara. dialects are spoken in w s • V"!J humorous anecdotes and an .I Mr. Clarence Parmalee of country. ing In charge. Plans were made Kloes. There .. interesting sketch of .the many Special election and mstalla· candles and a beautiful hand Jacksonville, Fla., has been He was introduced by Mrs. for the Society members to at the ~eetillg. Improvements made Jn beaUII· tion of officers was held when crocheted doily have been do· 11 the gtiest of hts brother and sis- Joe Wilson and conducted Oct. 11 at the church to A ;:•al hour fy1.ng the grounds around the Guiding Star Council No. 124, nated for the good of the order. ~ -~ ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. question and answer period a quill A dessert lng •. bUIIdmgs and statues 10 Wash- Daughters of An 1erica of Syra- Members are asked to bring M OffiefO\ Parmalee and other relatives. lowing his talk. Tbe smorgasboard wU! be &erved af. cas C1rclearasra . nQ~ mgton, D. C. . cuse mel recently 10 1ts Coun- articles for an auction to the ~ J Miss Marcella Fraser of was opened with a piano ter the work session. circle ~en. ~ th Mrs. Moeller •• umqu•Jy fa- 1ell room. The meeting was October 13th meeting ~ ~ Ravenswoods, W. Va., visited lude by Mrs. Gerald chairmen. will be In charge. :ora de ~ m•h~r with the mte·rhestmg facts Iconducted in ritualistic form, During the social hour r,~- Miss Goneril Adams and Miss over the wee~end r.ith her p_ar- and a hymn in unison, M 0 •· a bath ss~~;:~~';!f.~j:::: of \\ashmgton whJC has come 1 Th f h . k . enls Mr and Mrs Alec Fraser M . . h '"· wen repor..,d on the y eFulli 1 . .d Va. • · . · rs. RIC ard Owen, state Baptist projects which in- ed Marilyn 1 by the Councilor, Ural omas, res ments o 1ce cream, ca e, Helen Lee of Arlington, from servfmg. as a g~; e ~~r Routine business was transact.. coffee and iced tea were served were weekend guests of Miss and other relatives. . dent, read a poem, Three elude the three R's Rennovate Mrs Charles!~':;~~ VJSIImg omgn mil ary o I· ed to the above members, Oluncil Ad ' . M d M Mr. and Mrs. Dallas .Scott of Th'og , • ' . 1 s Corne N0 I B8ck " Mrs. cers She " a charter member · . H 1 ams cousm, r. an "' · and Renew with f2. Toy Isabel h U S C 'tol H' t leal Commumcalloos were read Deputy Florence Potts. aze Sherley Swan Nevada, OhiO, spent the week- Milton Hood of the Lovejoy 500 ~ 'd d . h' ' tl, Sl oSI 1 et · · abper' f Is 0 ~ he regarding a meeting at Tu}l- Clark and one guest Mrs. Wake· · end with Mrs. Ernest Burton. Circle presented devotions with to pr?VI • •n IS area. abe oven oc~e v, a mem o . S d 0 t be I Mrs. Karl Grueser and son, Mr. and Ml'8. Carol. Manley scripture taken from Mrs. Fred Gibbs. gave a report The Rev. Donald AAUW, an acting member ol pers Plams,. un ay, co r y. Bob and Miss Jane Johnson and daughter Denita have d edita. titled l•o:n~th~e~n~e~w~m:•.,:•o~n~hn~m~e~~ln~gues=t~f~or~th~e~=~iii~ the Congressio!111i Prayer 23, for Deputies and DoslmtOI• • an a m tion en , lr Group, and a form" school hcers; also the Booster meebng, spent the weekend in Columbus moved to Cleveland where he Gift of Ltfe," and a closing " teacher November 9 at Manetta. WJth Mr. and Mrs. Patr1ck is employed. prayer. Along witt her talk, s h e One candidate was accepted Quinn and family and Mr. and Weekend guests of Mr. and The World Community Day showed colored slides of the for membership Apphcatmns of UCceSS U tO Mrs. Jack McDowell and son Mrs. Paul Grueser were her was announced for Nov. 4 at ·'l varieties of flowers that have ' two more csndidateswere read. and attended the football game son and daughter-in-law, Mr. 1:30 p.m. at the Grace Episco' ··, •' ' . 'f been planted at strategic places The following officers were .. and the Ice Folhes. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson of pal Church in Pomeroy and ar. W h' gton mstalled by the District Depu· A Jitney supper at the Syra· Mrs. Welby Whaley and sis- Wheeling, W. Va. ticles to be taken to the meetIn The Model and Hobby O.partme~l.~n '"The: li~clud.e beds of tulips ty, Mrs. E<hlb Wakelv of Mar. cuse. school building Saturday ter, Mrs. Leo Williams of Jack- .Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manl~y ing include hygiene kits, and . ~~ ' .~.. {, and hyacinths in lbe sprmg and ietla: everung, Oct. 1•. by the Syra· son spenl the weekend in Atll· VISited over the weekend m women and children's clothing. The 1st. Floor. New Seledions of MoCiel Ladles Aux•ilary of the 'lh M d M S B Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. It was announced that Mrs the Cherry blossoms around the Councilor ' Ural Thomas ' asso- cuse I te F Dept was a ens WI r. an rs. am O· C I M I d f 'I nd · · !ida! basin. date councilor. Eileen Clark; vo un er Ire ·• lin aro M ey an am1 Ya m Owen would be the president of She said the program began vice councilor, Pauline Morar· . success. . .. Columbu;; Wllh Mr · and Mrs. the Meigs County Council of Kits Ready For You To See and Buy. with Mrs. J. F. Kennedy and is ily; assoCiate vice Profit from donallons and Mrs. Leo Wolllams was an .lames Manley and family at Church Women with Mrs. Ribeillg carried on by Mrs. Lyn- Thelma Grueser; junior past food sold netted $151, ~·hlch overnight guesl Sunday of Mrs. Lockbourne Airfcrce_ Base. chard Lucas present head, don Johnson. The project has councilor, Elizabeth Duckworth; he desl~nated to the New Welby Whaley. AlTman Melvm SwiSher has moving from the co~unu·~~~:;cl received liBancial aid from sev· associate junior past, Margar· Fund, greatly needed by M 01 Ge h . f C returned to his base at Quonset An article entitled . . I . the Fire Dept rs. an n flmer o O· p t R I f0 II . g t o ' era! affluent persons 1.R the et Eichinger; conductor, Sy VIa n" · h d I I mbus arrived Saturday f a om , · • owm a w for Today" was read from the United States. Zwilling· warden Carrie Sin- ~nallons at t e oor amoun . u 't th h d ht d or week visit here with his parents, American Baptist Women She commended garden clubs i~side senUnel, Leola ed to .124· . I VIS! wr er aug er an son· Mr. and Mrs. Harley Swisher gazine. It was announced lor their projects in Enoch; outside sentinel, Ada Mrs. Ada Slack, preSident, m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham and other relalives. He had the Leadership Training CoUJrsel n the communities that do Sl ck· fi n ·a! secretary Es- and supper chalfman, on be- l Sheridan and fam•ly and other just returned from a tour of be' ed b th a • na Cl ' half of the Amuliary extends relatives m the area. . . · •08 sponsor Y e ther Harden· treasurer. Margar- . th k ' r· Europe With hiS Squadron m Grande Association would . • . smcere an s to the tremen I · red o ts H ' South et Cottrill, and trustees, Mane d th . . h 1 k Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jewell wh1ch 1t lou 2 por e was held Thursday evening at Laager ,_ 1 '" a defensiveA~~:: iii~;;,' Ann Hensley and Kath . an etr WIVeS, 00 coowho s, , and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jew· Iaken to the parkers burg aIr- p.m. at the Baptist Church word mesnlng the 'anitor and allsc others f ryn Johnson. h 1 Jd ' ell of Ollumbus were Sunday pori Sunda) by Mr. and Mrs. Rio Grande. made by 8 ring 0 wagons Mrs Hensley and Mrs. John- e~ ·t· t ~ . f d dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Swosher and Miss Connie Tea· The society made plans to closely together. . . ted n be uvna !ODS 0 me Siren un h} . . I d b h !ft b !an for i""";;;;;i;;;;;;;;;i'-""'""'........,....1 son were appom . ag ar· may be made by mailing mon· C. J. Strue e. or w ere e e Y P e provide boxes of used clolhlng ers. Commit!~ wlil De named ey to Mrs. Slack, or handmg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stru- hiS base m Rhode Island. for the Bacone and Mather by the councilor. . to any auxiliary member. ble ol Logan and granddaugh· Mrs. Kenneth Byer w~s bon- schools w•th Mrs Dale Mourn.._.,..,. Oldo The group hao Praymg ter Eleanor Mastari of Marion ored With a surpf!Se b!fthday Hands" 1967 linen wall calenwe;e Sunday afternoon callers dinner Sunday at the home of dars to sell. A pair of decoratsf at the home of Mr. and Mrs. her son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles LAST TIME TONIGHT ed electric outdoor Christmas C. J. Struble. Byer and sons, Ke~y and Cocil B. OoMlllo'o Elza Gilmore returned home John. Others attending. were To mention a few: AMT 1967 Continental, 1967 Tho TEN COMMANDMENTS Sunday evening, from Biloxi, her other son and family, Mr. <Technicolor) F1lcon Ranch Wogon Scale Model, 1967 F1irlent . Miss., where he accompanied and Mrs. Robert Byer and chd- A report was given on the Charlton Heston, Yul Bryn· ner, Anne Baxter, Edw. G. The Amencan Luther~n his son, A2C Marvin J. Gilmore dren, Jull~ and Larry.. first trip to Band.Q.Rama at 1 GT, 1928 Lincoln, Clmlc Asp Roady Rtct · c;it, Robonson, Yvonne DeCorlo, Church Women of St. Paul ' to his base at Keesler A i r Mont Miller Ill. a. patient at Marietta when the Eastern Band . ., Debra Paget, Jobn Derek. ~utheran Church are sponsor- Force base alter spending a the Galhpohs Chmc where he Boosters cl ub met Monday eve- Chaparral II Slot Car, the Lancia Ferreri. and 1 .f lnt Colarcartoon \ I Admission: 75c and 40c. Mrs Hubert Price of Port- mg a rummage sale on Friday· 21 days lea~e with his parents is being treated for pneumonia. nin• at the high s'boo) new group of slot cars ready made and In ldt'f" · • Oclober 7th. This sale ts the · ... , . · Runnmg time: 31h Bra. ,, ' land was hostess lor a house- first they bave had since the Mrs. Clarence Russell, son •• Mrs.. Gordon Cheval!Cr, presShows Start: 7 P.M. Triumph Drag Bike, Goo powered racing Saturday Start: 6:30 P.M. warming at the home of Mr. old church buDding was remov- Floyd and daughter, Mrs. Glenn Hyselll Vultors of !dent, was in charge of the ,• Box..,fiice closes 8 P.M. a~d Mrs. James E. Pape. Ill ed and lhe new one built. Many Wh1te ,·eturned to Columbus Couple in Kentucky m~eUng. ChaperQUs for the Mar. Corvette Sting Ray Sport Kits, and 1 fine Middle~rt Wednesday evemng. goods and wares will be avail· Froday, after spendmg three Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Hy- ietta trip wete Mrs. Robert WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5 selection of gas powered ready to fly Pla11.., Plut , · Attending were Martba Lou able weeks al the Russell home. They sell of Middleport were week· Wood arid Mro. Chevalier. Mrs. NOT OPEN I , , . ' Be•gle, .Linda Beegle, ~ r. s. The sale will begin at 9 a. were accompanied by Mr. While end visitors of s. Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Yeago also accompanpaints, brushes, glues, fuel, Science kits, "'lllii\JI J John Kimbler, Racme, V~rgin- m. and last until 4 p.m., in the who spent a couple of days here. C. E. Chance and children of ied the group. Oscar Penning. THURSDAY, FRIDAY .. ond SATURDAY Boat Kits, Airplane Kits. You really shclulcl,;ifop.·lli 1a Sals"':, Syrac~se, Mrs. Lar- Fellowship Hall in the educa- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brabbin Ft. Knox, Kentucky. While Mr. ton volunteered for bus duty. OcL6-7.a ry Momson, Middiepor~ Esta tiona! unit of tile new churcn and children, Bobby and Nan· Hysell was in the Army, they Several items of business -BATMAN'" •• soon as possible, look around. Set Eoush, Mrs. McDade, Al~ta building. Everyone Is asked to cy of South Charleston, W. Va. were stationed in Italy with the were discussed. It was report· -TeebnicolocGluesencamp, Opal Diddle, use tbe Second Street entrance were Sunday evening dinner Chances. ed that 17 records of the sorin• ll In the Hobby Game, Adam West (B.atman) Burt Word (Eobin) Jeanette Lawren~~Eiva Dail- to the building, as It wU! he the guests of his grandmother, Mrs. The Hysells' sons, Bruce, stay· concert were still available. Mr. Colorcomons ey, Cann: ~· nd d nearest door to the place of B. F. Gravely and Mrs. J. A. ed with Mr. and Mrs. Dores Yeago stated that the Eastern 8 aad daug l2r re • an an Eden. Arnold of Pomeroy, and Terry, band will be one o! 15 bands lUNDAY, MONDAY el s!'!~elv'l(tslrom ~ Mrs. LeClair Karr, president Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Nor· Athens for the football game ond TUESDAY J bnsomg ~ Mwo;re p. 0" of the churth women, said the spent Sunday afternoon with man Hysell of Bashan. It was and "hand day" on Saturday, Oct. 9·10.11 p~ nd an axme owe • ladies will be on hand all day Mrs. B. F. Gravely and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hyselis' sixth October 8. The ne1t meeting "NIVER TOO LATE" -TechnicolorM~ Lou Beegle was to serve the public. Everyone is J. A. Eden. w·eted~d~in'!g~ann~iv~er~sary~~·---~w~lll~be~N~o~ve~m~ber~'!_:7·_ _ __!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l Paal Ford Connie Stevens . mv1ted. lolaureen O'Sullivan charge of games. Pnzes ----won by Virginia Salser, District Party in lATTLE OF THE DRAG RACES, lyn Price, and Esta Roush. 12 Week Course of Athem Attended 40 mlnult Tochnlcolor lreshments of mints, cake, Training Completed Several members of Evange· Cortoon-Rood RunnorSplllfr Gon11IH lee and seven-up were Miss Patricia Fields, student line Chapter, Order of the East. by the hostess, Mrs. Price. nurse at Holzer Hospital, has ern Star, of Middleport, were completed 12 weeks of psychia- in Athens Saturday evening to trlc trainiog at the Athens attend the 25th District OES State Hospital. party held at the University Miss Fields returned to Hoi- Inn . The 6•30 dinner was lolzer Hospital Monday after • lowed by a program given by week's vacation with her par- members of lhe var1ous chap.. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ters. Fields, Locust St. In November, Mrs Lilhan Steil!, organist she will go to University Hos- of Middleport Chapter. presentpita!, Columbus, for work in ed several musical selections. pediatrics, and will graduate in Others attending were Mrs. June. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. John Lyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioo.;,l ons, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. Charles BenneU, and Mr. and Mrs. James Cia!worthy. Special Election, Installation is Held Recently by Star Council 124 " ~~ '• ··~~ ~ . ~ · Capitol Beautification Reviewed ~ I , entt ne . VOL xvtn·' NO. 119.:.__ _ _...,..._ _ _ _ _ _PC»A='IER:;;.!O::.:Y:.;;-M.;.::I:DDl=EPOR..:::T.:.:.·.::O;.:.:H:.::IO;_._ _ _w:.:=.::ED:.:..:N:.::ES=-DA. Y, _octoBER AUSTIN, Tex. (UPn -~In the Nov. 24, 18113 kiiUng, thefbefore Patrick Dean and Secret The Texaa CouJ'I of Crimi· court ordered that the second Service agent (Forrest) Sorrels nal Appeals ~ay teversed trial "be changed to some arrived ID hla cell," llle court's the ·eonvlction qt Jack Ru· county other t11an Dallas." opinion said. · · bf on charge1 of murder· "During the trial over lbe The opinion, wrlt12n by Judge ing preslde~tlal a88assin otrenuous objection of appellant W.A. Morrison, noted that Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald. [that anything appelhmt may agreed to answer questions, ~ - court ordered a new have said during pollee custody provided his answers would be ttlal:. . ·constitUted an oral confession lor pollee purposes only. Tht unanbricius opinion by the in violation of the statute• of Morrison noted that the time three-Judge. ~ said that this state and was not element between Ruby's arrest Dall•• Di!L Judge Joe B. admlsssble'... Sg~ (Patrick) and the conversation in quesB~ .•h~ · bave granled Of the Dallas pollee testified as lion varied between 10 and 4ll Rt!by'a. niollon for a change of \O a conversation which be b,ad mlnutei, depending on whether venue. .. ·with appellant ...nnthoessed andj Desn's testimony at the trial or In crantlnc Ruby a new trial Iinterrogated by other offi~ his wrJUen report, made two I 1 ------ . at \I, ba '·. tlaf ' ; YORLD l • FIVE CENTS , s, 1966 onviction is Reversed u ~. 11l . • • days after the killing, Is[ ''Obviously this atatement1Court and the record of this lsaid. f The court said: accepted. constituted an oral confession , case that the trial court ! "This has been a bitter road. ''Not only are we bound "One who Is cauUous enough , of premeditation made while milreversibly erred in refusing I'm glad 11's ended and my legally I the holdings of the to inquire whether biB answers 1 police cMtody and therefore appellant's motion for change obligation to Jack Ruby is Supreme .rt, but as practlo to tbe questions to be was not admissible,'' Morrison of venue." ended. cal public servants il becomea propounded to him are to be wrote. Joe Tonahlll of Jasper, Tex., Tonahlll said he thought Ruby our duty to avoid the cosll released to news media Is not "The admission of tl!ls one of Ruby's attorneys, Sllid it now will get two to five years. which are taxed against lbt speaking spontaneously,'' the teshmony was clearly injurious was "the end of a long hard· "What he ought to do, if be state of Texas when one of our opinion said. ' and calls for a reversal of Ibis fought hattie.'' : gets 2·5 years ,is serve it and declsi<lns falls to follow the The coort noted that testlmo·: cooviction." i "I'm going to Dallas as soon I !~en go on to a VA hospital and rules announced by the S. ny given by Dean regarding a 1 Regsrding the change of j as I can get a plane and delover •stay until he is properly preme Court." statement In which he quoted venue motion, Morrison said, a copy of this to Jack Ruby. treated, and then go take his The opinion noted that Judge Ruby as saying that be would "it is abundantly clear from a l'm going to tell Jask to get place in society. He could get Brown bad removed hlmsell kill Oswald after seeing the careful study of both oplniO.Illl him a law school gradJrdte I psychiatric care whoch he has from the case and "we bavs "rucastlc sneer' on oawa!d's lthe Estes . ..and Sheppard because that's all he's going to been needing all the time," the concluded properly 10," lbe face was cround for a reversal. opinions) of the U.S. Supreme need from now on," Tonahill lawyer said. opinion said. 1 I 1 1 -· -~.--- Reams Attack Hits Rhodes' ,Pet Program I MEIGS THEATRE Housewarming Is Given in Middleport I ,. Eastern Band Boosters Hear Report of Trip fir Rummage Safe Announced In New Edifice p= ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • 1 Meet the Folks at Friendly GENE GRATE CITIZENS NATIONAL HOUR Gene Enjoys His Be1utiful Home DRY CLEANING Service On Request On The Banks Of The Ohio River Robinson's Ass'! Cashier YOU TOO CAN ENJOY UFE CLEANERS POMEROY BIRTHDAY OBSERVED Mrs. Mary Durst entertained with a dinner Wednesday evening at her borne. Oak St., honoring her daughter, Kathy on ber 13th birthday Present were Kathy's grandmother, Mr s. Minnie Gilmore, Mr3. Eddie Ours~ the honored guest and sister, Linda and the hostess. WHEN YOU SAVE REGULARLY OPEN ASAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAYI Wf TERMS ... Go ·tramele~s ... put on a · py face . hf ittlld'a ..- Mernlltr P'eder•l Depc111t lntUrence eorporetlon ' M.Q&t people already know that electric dryen eoet leu t9 b111 and 'lliltalL ' : . ·'· .. But did you know that an electric dryer eontlllues to liTe 1011 mo~~e:Y )'ell lfllr .' ·' year? That's a fact. Take ma!nten111~ for. il$tanee. Flalllelq electric ~ ; · ·; have approximately 15 fawer woddn' parll to bl'lit down or w~ ··t.; 'i.'ldl ., · ~, .· means fewer service ealls ·and loncer life for )'OU~e!eeiJic.dryer, ~~ w.r;·'/ ',: electrlclty Ia 100"/o emdent. And :roar ftjimeless eltetrt~ dp'tr taa ,!IJI))' --~ .<l'i' llameless electridty for ~n~rcy. I1'1 ~: to 1ft wli)' eveey·dl)', :~: ~· • people rtve more reuou for JOinl electric. · ' I "'. ·' 'I ' . WE PAY 4"/o ON SAVINGS tili ens ,alional B "' : ....... t~~o.~R.C~ ............~"' I ., "•"'' 7 ~· '. r "' ' • ' ,. ' SH ; y~rJiam;1111 ' • t ; ' • ' f \ . 1 5 Fair Board Directors .. Will be Elected Nov:-16 . I' '' ~ ' ' �., ' . ~I -~ally Se~tlnel, Pome!OY·Middleport, 0., Oct. s, 19611-3 65 Ford Fairlane · i, 500 4 Dr. 8 qllnder, - Inns., R&H, whllowoll · fires 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, au.... trans. Radio & Muter ~ whitewall tirti '' 64 Ford Galaxle 500li:L 2 Dr. Hordtop. I , cylindtr, 4f 1pttd trenl.:t lik• new 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., I eyiiJIIIitl" ltlndarcf tran1. .1~ 64 Pontiac " Tempest 4 Dr. stoHoq Wagon. Automltlc tr..,.," 6 cyHnder engint •" 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr I cylinder, ovtw.' • trans Radio and Mater . power oiMring, whlhwol ; tires, 63 Chevrolet Bol Alre. 4 Dr 6 cr1 ~!,:d•rd trans. White wa~ , 61 Buick Special 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, aute, trans. Radio & Htltet Whlhwoll tlrH ' 63 Rambler 550 Serlos 4 Dr. 6 eyiJn. der, standard trans. no lila & heater, whthwatl tires. 1 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Tomp•st. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 spee-d trans. MSU Still Tops In UPI Ratings NEW YORK IUPI) -The United Press lnlernaUonal rna· jor college football ratmgs with first-place votes and won-Jist records m parentheses· Teams Points Shakerattleroll Get smoother rolling. W1th a new-<:ar loan. Look under BANKS or LOANS In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fmgers do the walking. I. Mich St 120) (3-0) 318 2. UCLA (7) (3·0) 285 3. Notre Dame 13) (2-0) 277 4. Alabama 12) (2-U) 231 5. Sou. Cal. 12) (3·0) 184 1 6. Arkansas 13·0) 177 7. Tennessee (2-0) 132 8. Nebraska (3-U) 111 9. Florida (1) (3-U) 79 10. Georgia Tech (3-U) 61 Second LO-ll Purdue 25; 12 Houston 13; 13. Wyoming 10· 14. llie), Oklahoma and Texa.~ 5; 16. Georgia 4; 17. M1ssouri 3; 18. (tie), Duke and Washington 2, 20. Mich•gan 1. 63 Ford Galaxle 500 4 Dr. I cylln..... -...,.. matic trans. Radio lnd ~ heater. power lherlng, white walJ tlret. 65 Dodge Dart I Dr. 270 Serloo, 6 eyn ... tlor, stondard Iron&. ndlo •nd hteter 64 Ford F-700 S op..,d trono. 2 opoed roor dHrlng, radio aM heattr 4 dr I eyl AI Tnns. p Dump Truck I cyllnclor. axle .. Lent whttllra•. 63 Mercury CUitam. 2 Caar Marett., Powr Bnke~ Steerint 81\41 AutomoHc tronL Keith Goble Ford USE'D CAR LOT Locust & Syco...,. Stt. Mlddloport GENERAL ELECTRIC DOES IT AGAINI .. UPI High School Poll e BEST QUAliTY! e BETTER SERVICE! t eLOWEST PRICE\ • .00 MATQtiNG DRYER '·' H&R ·FJREST (DEALER STORE) .. ~ .. .. ,._ �., ' . ~I -~ally Se~tlnel, Pome!OY·Middleport, 0., Oct. s, 19611-3 65 Ford Fairlane · i, 500 4 Dr. 8 qllnder, - Inns., R&H, whllowoll · fires 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, au.... trans. Radio & Muter ~ whitewall tirti '' 64 Ford Galaxle 500li:L 2 Dr. Hordtop. I , cylindtr, 4f 1pttd trenl.:t lik• new 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., I eyiiJIIIitl" ltlndarcf tran1. .1~ 64 Pontiac " Tempest 4 Dr. stoHoq Wagon. Automltlc tr..,.," 6 cyHnder engint •" 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr I cylinder, ovtw.' • trans Radio and Mater . power oiMring, whlhwol ; tires, 63 Chevrolet Bol Alre. 4 Dr 6 cr1 ~!,:d•rd trans. White wa~ , 61 Buick Special 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, aute, trans. Radio & Htltet Whlhwoll tlrH ' 63 Rambler 550 Serlos 4 Dr. 6 eyiJn. der, standard trans. no lila & heater, whthwatl tires. 1 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Tomp•st. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 spee-d trans. MSU Still Tops In UPI Ratings NEW YORK IUPI) -The United Press lnlernaUonal rna· jor college football ratmgs with first-place votes and won-Jist records m parentheses· Teams Points Shakerattleroll Get smoother rolling. W1th a new-<:ar loan. Look under BANKS or LOANS In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fmgers do the walking. I. Mich St 120) (3-0) 318 2. UCLA (7) (3·0) 285 3. Notre Dame 13) (2-0) 277 4. Alabama 12) (2-U) 231 5. Sou. Cal. 12) (3·0) 184 1 6. Arkansas 13·0) 177 7. Tennessee (2-0) 132 8. Nebraska (3-U) 111 9. Florida (1) (3-U) 79 10. Georgia Tech (3-U) 61 Second LO-ll Purdue 25; 12 Houston 13; 13. Wyoming 10· 14. llie), Oklahoma and Texa.~ 5; 16. Georgia 4; 17. M1ssouri 3; 18. (tie), Duke and Washington 2, 20. Mich•gan 1. 63 Ford Galaxle 500 4 Dr. I cylln..... -...,.. matic trans. Radio lnd ~ heater. power lherlng, white walJ tlret. 65 Dodge Dart I Dr. 270 Serloo, 6 eyn ... tlor, stondard Iron&. ndlo •nd hteter 64 Ford F-700 S op..,d trono. 2 opoed roor dHrlng, radio aM heattr 4 dr I eyl AI Tnns. p Dump Truck I cyllnclor. axle .. Lent whttllra•. 63 Mercury CUitam. 2 Caar Marett., Powr Bnke~ Steerint 81\41 AutomoHc tronL Keith Goble Ford USE'D CAR LOT Locust & Syco...,. Stt. Mlddloport GENERAL ELECTRIC DOES IT AGAINI .. UPI High School Poll e BEST QUAliTY! e BETTER SERVICE! t eLOWEST PRICE\ • .00 MATQtiNG DRYER '·' H&R ·FJREST (DEALER STORE) .. ~ .. .. ,._ �' .... ... ~ .• ~·-- ..• • - - · ... "'"-- ............. -~.. ~~ 1:i ' .. ' ~, .... ~ ' . ..' .' . ·. ' ' . - ' •' ' ' ' "' ' LEAN . c · *TENDER IT'S DOLLAR DAYS AT TINY'S STOCK UP NOW WITH DEL MONTE CANNED FRUIT AND VEGS. From Full STOCK UP THE PANTRY NOW WITH THE LOWEST PRICES EVER ON DEL MONTE FOODS LB. BOX CAR OF DEL MONTE FOODS Bonus Buy DelMonte Sliced or Halves . - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' D E L MONTE I I Peaches 5 CUT Green Beans 5 00 Bonus Buy HAM LOAF • •' I '' I, BONUS BUYS '' I 2!4 DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE CANS .L · CANS ~-"' ! I ' 4 BONUS BUY DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE WHOLE KERNEL .. . .. . . •· - .. -- 'TOMATO CANS JUICE • :<anauga, 0. LB. N0.2 PKG. CANS NEW NEW DEL MONTE • DRINKS 46 10 CANS cans $1,00 46 oz. CANS .00 CAN ·. DEL MONTE PAPER TOWELS FISH 4 cans JUMBO TOWELS $,.00 CANS .00 ·~..-.....,---~' ' DEL MONTE DEL MONTE ORANGE JUICE 46 oz. ~ BONUS BUY TI N Y' (, ~EGHT ro fat/ I LIMIT . QU~NTITY ' ' ' ' I · CANNED . ·.·. MILK · ' '· CANS PKG. ,E·D DELICIOUS HURON '· LB. oz. BOUNTY TUNA CAMPBELL'S SOUPS TO SERVE YOU Middleport, 0. DEL MONTE ], JUICE , RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY FROM PROCTOR & GAMBLE DEL MONTE 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS f 00 CORN 21;2 ·TENDERBEST .00 DEL MONTE . ..... ··<:- 303 s we Y TIN 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' I CANS lb. SLICED CRUSHED CHUNK TIDBITS 303 303 c I Fruit "' Co( :ttail S 00 "" . ' TALL cans ,CANS ,. LB. , BAG ;, SHOWB.OA1 ·2iSize cans~ ' ' ' . ,, •, ' ,'" ' ' . ' ! ' ' ' . • ' �' .... ... ~ .• ~·-- ..• • - - · ... "'"-- ............. -~.. ~~ 1:i ' .. ' ~, .... ~ ' . ..' .' . ·. ' ' . - ' •' ' ' ' "' ' LEAN . c · *TENDER IT'S DOLLAR DAYS AT TINY'S STOCK UP NOW WITH DEL MONTE CANNED FRUIT AND VEGS. From Full STOCK UP THE PANTRY NOW WITH THE LOWEST PRICES EVER ON DEL MONTE FOODS LB. BOX CAR OF DEL MONTE FOODS Bonus Buy DelMonte Sliced or Halves . - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' D E L MONTE I I Peaches 5 CUT Green Beans 5 00 Bonus Buy HAM LOAF • •' I '' I, BONUS BUYS '' I 2!4 DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE CANS .L · CANS ~-"' ! I ' 4 BONUS BUY DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE WHOLE KERNEL .. . .. . . •· - .. -- 'TOMATO CANS JUICE • :<anauga, 0. LB. N0.2 PKG. CANS NEW NEW DEL MONTE • DRINKS 46 10 CANS cans $1,00 46 oz. CANS .00 CAN ·. DEL MONTE PAPER TOWELS FISH 4 cans JUMBO TOWELS $,.00 CANS .00 ·~..-.....,---~' ' DEL MONTE DEL MONTE ORANGE JUICE 46 oz. ~ BONUS BUY TI N Y' (, ~EGHT ro fat/ I LIMIT . QU~NTITY ' ' ' ' I · CANNED . ·.·. MILK · ' '· CANS PKG. ,E·D DELICIOUS HURON '· LB. oz. BOUNTY TUNA CAMPBELL'S SOUPS TO SERVE YOU Middleport, 0. DEL MONTE ], JUICE , RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY FROM PROCTOR & GAMBLE DEL MONTE 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS f 00 CORN 21;2 ·TENDERBEST .00 DEL MONTE . ..... ··<:- 303 s we Y TIN 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' I CANS lb. SLICED CRUSHED CHUNK TIDBITS 303 303 c I Fruit "' Co( :ttail S 00 "" . ' TALL cans ,CANS ,. LB. , BAG ;, SHOWB.OA1 ·2iSize cans~ ' ' ' . ,, •, ' ,'" ' ' . ' ! ' ' ' . • ' �\ 1 . • \' . 'I. I_,.._-::-........-----:------....---.--~......---_,. l' ' ' l ·- · EVEREST PERMANENT I ' • . l :Spook N·D Sticks · I .: CLOSEOUT $ REG. 89c EXTRA SPECIAL ONLY 00 1GALLON CAN ' I I II LANOLIN f PLUS 225 Tablets I ~a~· WINDOW SHADES I II l WASH CLOTHS I I FOR $1 00 FOR CONTAC REG.$1.49 $ 00 ~ lr •· $ 00 .. lARGI! 89c 250 FOR $ NEW PAIRS JERGENS BATH SOAP · oe 00 . . '. ... ' ' SHOUlDERS:, :(~ '\. 1 ' ' '· ' • ,1. SHAMPOO·;·; _: :· {or .1" qts~ . · · ·· • . . JiEAD AND SHOULDERS I ,.t • , ' \ ' . GIANT FAMILY SIZE . SAVE I 60c HEAD &· ;-.. ~'' Quake.r. State '. \ 00 BARS ·· PAIRS ·- SCOPE MOUTH WASH 00 2 · Proctor & Gamble . EXTRA LARGE SIZE .. 00 · WorktPants 10 . PACK .SCRUB .. ~ ' TOOTHPASTE ' ~ TABLETS .$ ' NORWICH ASPIRIN • 00 . ._. ~ MEN'S BLACK Hurrv - COLD . CAPSULES Washable Plastic s r ~NNON H.EAVY . . SHAMPOO WHITE SNOW SHOES WATERPROOF WHILE THEY LAST I I NOW IS THE TIME FOR II I . 00 ON THIS ITEM ZIP UP MEN'S .·r\ .. .' : 'LAD .. c·oTTON HoUS~.·.· balsses ·· ' • 1 ~·:~ ~00 ~~ SH-POO ~- ~. .·. ' �\ 1 . • \' . 'I. I_,.._-::-........-----:------....---.--~......---_,. l' ' ' l ·- · EVEREST PERMANENT I ' • . l :Spook N·D Sticks · I .: CLOSEOUT $ REG. 89c EXTRA SPECIAL ONLY 00 1GALLON CAN ' I I II LANOLIN f PLUS 225 Tablets I ~a~· WINDOW SHADES I II l WASH CLOTHS I I FOR $1 00 FOR CONTAC REG.$1.49 $ 00 ~ lr •· $ 00 .. lARGI! 89c 250 FOR $ NEW PAIRS JERGENS BATH SOAP · oe 00 . . '. ... ' ' SHOUlDERS:, :(~ '\. 1 ' ' '· ' • ,1. SHAMPOO·;·; _: :· {or .1" qts~ . · · ·· • . . JiEAD AND SHOULDERS I ,.t • , ' \ ' . GIANT FAMILY SIZE . SAVE I 60c HEAD &· ;-.. ~'' Quake.r. State '. \ 00 BARS ·· PAIRS ·- SCOPE MOUTH WASH 00 2 · Proctor & Gamble . EXTRA LARGE SIZE .. 00 · WorktPants 10 . PACK .SCRUB .. ~ ' TOOTHPASTE ' ~ TABLETS .$ ' NORWICH ASPIRIN • 00 . ._. ~ MEN'S BLACK Hurrv - COLD . CAPSULES Washable Plastic s r ~NNON H.EAVY . . SHAMPOO WHITE SNOW SHOES WATERPROOF WHILE THEY LAST I I NOW IS THE TIME FOR II I . 00 ON THIS ITEM ZIP UP MEN'S .·r\ .. .' : 'LAD .. c·oTTON HoUS~.·.· balsses ·· ' • 1 ~·:~ ~00 ~~ SH-POO ~- ~. .·. ' �~ ' \' . . ' ..... ............ ....... ~ ...... 4.,.,...; ...... -- ' . . I ' ' . ·cOUDCI"IF"L~es N.tgIIt ' ason F~r Trick or Treat on 31st .' -~· Women ·S s . POIN'f PLEASANT - A civil M l 0 l 29th ~cUOJi b: =.?tl~le~ ~~~~ ee . c • · •. Mo~day fr~ ~s ~ I' and ·to have a street hght rred- i ed OR the corner of front •nd l Donald Beleher of r: Mob~~ Over $4l,OOO and only o•e evenini will I><' : Attendmg the me<tmg '" addt· . k treat night. tion to the recorder, were coun· 11 ~h/~roup veted to purc~ase i rilmen : Walter Werry . George , a b~Jttery for the police ear, I (1l rson and Hogfr Hysell. _ PT PLEASANT - The South- ::yliss Kaiser Plans Is Demanded I I 1 Free With OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ------::-:-:-:=-:::::::::::::::· _. LADIES' LUXURY FUR TRIMMED Fancy HI-FASHION -COATS Throw Pillows ___:_~ , .. •WOOL & BLENDS ' -•LAMINATED • FUR TRIMMED •ASST. COLORS I ! PERKY s l • NON ALLERGIC • FOAM FILLED •ASST. COLORS Little I I • DISCOUNT PRICE $ 00 COMPARE AT $22.95 ADJUSTABLE METAL ., IRONING BOARDS Adj. Height Reg. 5.98 Vol. l $J88 I ' each THE SHOE BOX Regular $1.00 V1lue I , MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FJX-UP TIME. ~t!~~tnr~ :!3, 4:11 a.p~:~~d:~:!~ m.: Helen R. ll: ~ltnlm C·A RL0 A D PLAIN Coi!oR PIN WALE end \VIDE WALE ec,...U •• AetBa ~ Louisville 8:15 p. m.: Anddown Meldahl 2- : Mama Lear down . ltlil~· 4:10 a. m. Dom- H. E. up $:20 p. m.; Peggy down 7:10 p. m.; Vick9: 55 p. m : Luther up-1:05 a. m.; Penn3 a. m.: Baby . m.: Chuckie D. Valley 'l'ranspor~ DISCOUNT PRICE •,.. ~here wif~ :~ntth~!kfll trl~ Tooth . PO$te An~a :~ a~/a e~: HDipi~l. 1 1 ~ yes~y ~1 'li~ ~~pin the~ame i' Mla~.:~m,'= bourn!~~ .;r K~a this hand.panty - H.before It gets out of ~o~~~elplnH.g Hand D'tplrtmeut I' Dear Helen· Dear Helen: What do ).ou think of raising Would your kind readers . the driving age to 18 In every carda and leiters to my mothstate and maklng It compuJs. er who Is very ill The bright. ory to draft every boy regard- est part of her day Is Jess, at age 18 or upon high Ume. She JS Bertha Ida B~~;~;'; school IJI'aduatlnn - title for a non, Rt. 2• Bo• 611 • P two-year . duty George, Virglnoa, 2.1875, Thank A stUdy made at Stanfll'd you. - DAUGHTER University showed about 90 per Thla COIUJJJn Is dedicated to cent of fatal accldenlli wera !•Dilly living, so If _you're havcaused by leen·age drivers, By lllg ldd_ trouble or JUst plain k•eplng citra out of their hands lrnuble, let Helen help we could save lives. Moreever: She wUl also welcome this would llmlt dating Hence own amusing experiences. less preguancjee and ' early :-"" Helen Bolte! In care marriages. k potential school Is newspaper. dropout would cJve It more ---thought If he coUld not drive to work. Perhaps · dropou(4 lbould . automatically be draf~:'"i~ Would you bring my iu~ ' S eDJOCf8fS ~ons. before the public, please speake~at rt'·~. mati~ees ' DENIM .JEANS MARKET Open Mon.·Frf. ••, to • Saturd •••••, 9 • "' •------- ·----- e to a SHOWBOAT SWANSDOWN PORK and BEANS CAKE MIXES 3,.. 79c Yellow, Devil's Food, White Z9c ite House .,..., ......, .. ''"' "' ,. ~ 303 <( .... CANS I SAUCE $ .00 .... TEFLON COATED ALUMiliUJM •., eOXFORDS OR SHOE' TYPE NO. 2 CANS ' GIANT SIZE ) •I BOX Laundry Detergent ' FRESH PO·R·K STEAK 2 lbs. $ . I . • .I I FRESH PICNIC;., 4\-l,Sib. evg. SLICED I PORK ,'·• . ' ,, I r : ,. .• )'' . ~­ · li-VER · . e AsST. COLORS "~"···:1.' '· r eRA~ON ,.. I ; '' 9"··' .. ...,.., '··' ( BIG 10 OZ. JAR 9!" FRY . '~ Cherry Pie Filling INSTANT COFFEE PEACHES 4 Mussel mann NESCAFE • BASKETBALL SH or bo. ' .·FAIRMONT · . pair . ' A I 99 loy'• Slu11 to 6 -Helvy Molded SOle • Ful•Val.. GAL. In Trouble Dear D. Wilt dt, but expect more brickbats than. bouquets. - H. TROY, Ohio (UP!) - t'resH SYMPATHY FOB MIBUN. dent Johnson'• selection DERSTOOD li'JIENCHMAN Cbf!JI1l0n Pleas Judge David Dear Helen: .• · S. f>orter as a federal judge I wish to .ex~ my sympa. baa out Miami County Dern<>-1 thy to Pierre"; who said Amer- crats tn a dlllicult posllloo, a lean glrla !~lopped his face tor party spokesman sal~ Tuelday. doing what ,came naturally, I.e., Democra!li were delighted for IPJII'I!Clallntf them as Euro- Porter as an Individual but peans react ~ their females. pointed out the On my ra~ll8 scale of man- coal the party a hood, Piet'J'I! 'Is 100 watts - die Porter was In a close nee tops. It II wlib. regret I hear lor re-election Wtth James H. he Is leaving our ohores for DeWeese of Piqua, who oerved France, He Is needed over 16 years as county pro:secutor I here to plq4 ."an's caUII!. before retiring to private pracThe distal/ side of our' pop11- lice In IM6. laUOJJ Is engaged in a flendlsb <~'WJth Porter leaving the local scheme to beat men down, scene the race for down, down anti thereby beCome plea0 judge collapsed nnd Demthe hflh heels of the c<idn~. licrals _figured !hat DeWeeite They can appear 011 our streets was now certain of election. clad "" every curve 1.1 empha. Tiley also expect Gov. JantesJ sized, but If any man pinch, A. Rhodes, a RepubUcan. to they holler "oex fiend!" Yes, point DeWeese as local com- RACINE BISCUITS c I c'c,w. Pillsbury Buttermilk Homogenized' Grade A S.nforized ~ 13* oz. Pepsodent ev~ry- ~no ~e Jr~a.Je~~ Boys' Sile 6 to 16 . Jtl.~ . ... COOKS WITHOUT FATS BEST PRICE in the VALLEY • 1 yd. (Construction Grade) Hogg & ZusP,On MATERIALS . ' COMPANY · A c Now. SAVEf If you pl•n to build, remoclel ·er repair come see us end wve nowl ··~d-~i ~~I Cbaplln~d Sr.ciety Notes . S)ln~ay. I Sever1l Yards II Npfs •HI - - -- - . GLASSWARE v Corduroy. Buy Reg. B7c Si:Ee up Meidahl 6.05 p. m: · down 11eldahi 6:>5 Polk down MeldRhl m.: Jane T. up Meidahl Reg. $1.00 Yd. New F1ll , ''[ Ill,•i .Franklin B. down Grtoen- ~JI,i~~rn I CORDUROYs Ill Mfg; S1lel ASSORTED 6:30 a. m. · J. S. Low. { · pair Greenup J:Oa p. m.; Barl!:3y up Greenup 410 p. Illdiana up Greenup 7::15 , I :Sjl p. m.; Vaivohne '\ Ladies Rayon . PETII PANTS .... ... ....,........ ...... .... m. ~ hn. · !~ .~:/,~~:..~::::! ~ 11 It "The· Bible" - Cliarhe Ohap· • .JaekiiOJia , _ Batlll'day 1 Tilt blr ban ht tribute to Pa;,Jn4 Triter• aaked Mu. oey Tippett II that W88 Lynda::: q,s· ' ·' Huston alter "The Blble" Abba Eban, wife Of the Israeli Johnson "over there," Liz~)llm ' :1 b~111self an~neto Ia 1 · 'Mrs. Clair f,onu _.,tertalnec • lprttomu decided to cat out ,st:atesman, how she liked "Tile replied, "I don't really know led 'th A rl ·; ua dn ~ {. the P'aat :Chlets Club at llet • by Hel•ft llottel speeches, but Lauren Ba·l Bible" lnd Mrs. E. replled, what me lopks like." e me cans gran . Jlllss Ocle Butcher Is 1 med- h e Uy saJd nolhlng doing In her "I prelel'l'!ld the book." room • full of premiere folk teal patten! In a Parkersbut~ ome uc n · ; • ,. SEX IU'I'J'EN NEEDS TAMING Pierre you can look, but you e.pllclt style and Insisted The ~~ with caps set for Seven Aril Invested $41> mU- w!en he announced he was an hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Emmett Graham, Me oe Dear Helen: musln:t touch. It's hell, Pierre on dellverlng h~ speech - be- TV panelist - actor Tom Poston lion in ,"Tile Bible" but Darryl 0 elsl Butcher and Wendell Olapman Arthur visited Mrs. Clara Phi~ ". ThiS 111-yell'<lld girl wears a but The Am6r!cali Way. ' cause she'd wr~tten It herself get disappointed constantly - Zaunck s a much better. press Manhattan Is prettier because VISited her last week. /Ips, Mrs. -'!be CShoon, Milt ,·. bikini all day tone and will What happen• when 1· .. Hugh Downs saw "The Bi· he's diU wed, though long sep- agent for his 20th-Fox mvest· Clandette Colbert Irene Dunne Clyde Cooper, a medical pa Wilma and Mrs. Joe Strong ,. . , (O Into any bouse she ta cla,d only tn swim trunl<s ble" under expert close guld· ' orated · · · One NBC source mUUond so Bette Davis, Mollo. and lient at Holzer IHm· cently. , ' · 20 Invited, whether or not 1 he peilr downtown These : he sat next to Cardinal says NBC wanted. Red Barber 1 th r s1 : rna e r::m dozens of other stars are Fun- proving. He was VtBIIed last The QI!:S held a Friendship · is home. She i• always who expose so much mora 'Is at the premiere . . lor : World Ser1es, , but the ttid Citytng. Watch for a subway week by Rev. Don Calhoun. meellng at the Masonic Hall crymg about how so-and-so's il matter of oourse start fans wondered why Anlla base 1 commissioner 1 Offtce died lhe U 8 distribution P scandal The Appellate Court Mrs Harley Strong and Mrs. ber~ -recently. · · hWthand to get her alone aereamJng "Indecent ' exposbruslted off Belli! Davis pleaded 11 might be bad for rl 1 ou1'Idecision against Adam Clayton Lucy Lambert attended the Mr. and Mrs. Wlyne Cettrlll to try a li!Ue hanky pank)'. ure," and the unfortunate fel· so swJSUy on the lobby . Inter- baseball and-or embnrrass the gh · Powell ordered him to pay Lancaster beauty show at Lan- of Columbua visft'ed Mr. and , · 1 When she wears nothing more low Is picked up by the view TV stuff; and An 11 a Yankeea eveo more than their Woui~, you ,~are to rue~• 150 In "costs," whicit oomes to caster on Sept. 25. Mr.. Francis .Cottrlll recen!IJ · than a couple of hankies and a wagon. The American Way talked to John Huston in chum-/ earned public abasement ba• which Bible star had a mp . about one dollar per judge . · Mrs. Clara Phillips and Mrs. and also his father, E. L. Cot· · '" Here I am" smile, what can erre. ' old-pals style and already: another NBC source in the ladly room during the •Wtll the N. Y. Supreme Court l':mmett GrahaM of McArthur, trlll, who is ill " she expect She pracUces her Please come hack Pierre lnd Gardner as If denied .II aU completely. ~rs: hal~ .!!!,~ away now have to get a subpoena to were dinner guests or Mrs. Er- Mrs. Eugene Campbell spem· man·power" on our men and help us light. Don't let 11' Ave wet@'t standing right .Vur ~g . e 1-~-on? · collect the fi!IJ:? Did Celes- ma Nelson. . Ia _weekend with her paren!f, · · expects them !D keep hand~ said Lafayette was the there, just out 01 TV range George Hamilton lun,hed ~ 1'1! r1g~t '.dt:;r~en~ D: te Holm qutetly wed again' Mr. and Mrs. Carey Straws- Mr. and Mrs Charles ca~- " orr. Frenchman to aid a cigar .. . Desiper wl!h Lynda· Bird in h e q ed I' · Barbara Hutton's ocared her , baugh and Cindy were Sunday bell, Sr., Ironton. TEN WATI'S "21" at the same do lairs s' a II'UIDor or sa e lrienda, she's so skinny I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rev. Leonard Mcintyre al · .; She PERSONAL TO THOSE pleaa judge when Porter ti.ble where they'd su;: the land Mary Martin's skipping only the I Sayre at Proctorville. The Logan was fU"-'I :d -ll ·sh once, I WANTiNG THE resigro probably before the nig!Jt before When Gen. silent SCI'I!ell co k:s Wed., .. of "I Do! Sayres have purch"sed a new 'Presbyterian Church her lik ':_. • e stopped acting OF SELF.HELP CLUBS Nov. 8 eleeUon. John Coulter asked Liz Whit- Ma nard' H' I Do. She II be !bore always horne there. cently In the abience Ret, '" e atreaUng ou·•ltlen, menone would Y • w m811Be . .. . on Saiurdays, Mr. E. L. Cottrill has been Don Cahoun . • ,., stop her like She's TH Effi · PARTICULAR AREA: a menace to the block 00' week- I can't keep a complete file ends, and someday she'll get of clubs aU over America, .. what she deserves. How · can your Ubrary usually has a we make ' her stay In her own of local clubs, with addrtSIH!S I : back yard - THE WIVES and names of officers. If you Dear Wlvea: can't. find what you want here, It's her parents' duty to look m the Ecyclopedla 01 make Brigitte Jr. more clothes- IIOCJators (Gale Reaearch . conscloua and ·less husbiiiJdo paoy), also at your Ubrary. ~ consetous. She'• 8 lillie old for Then write to the headquart<,rsl ~ Rlgbt r•s•rved to 1 Jt, but If nothing else gets address of the group, which 1n. 1 through, a few .spanks on the .terests you, and you U receive ___ seat of .the hanky" might stop -lnf~rrnaUon on how and wnt>rel Ha D ! only s4.99 _ ~·- JilkeSville Voice o" Broadwav =~e.=:~~~~a:~: · 'J . 'J , Ap-pointment· River News •. Jolul Hulloll. !Did ...rbara W•l, r-----------------------------~_:~\~~~~,_~_~~---·----li-m-it-qu_a_nti_~_e• I. 44 , · SAVINGS FOR ocr. 6-7-8 Purchue • I ) Perfume , , i ( Sutton Spray DEODORANT I 1988-t lh:' Reg. $1.00 Oct. 9.] 5 1 I I In Law Suit language which was used (tl the Carl wash which is next [ to his pr&perty. The council m· formed him to call the pnh re department in rt-gard!i to Hny RA Alummum Ri.n.en-.. wood I July . 1965. on State ~oute 2, unnecessary ooise._ Mr. C_har- w"orks. plans an extensive Fir~ : w1th the platnhff seekmg damles Linger fe1t. Pom t Plea~ant . . · . · Prevention Program m wnn:c- ages tn the sum of $41 .070 'i6 c•owner of the ce~r wasl1 _re- ,.,on w·lth the 44th Annual Fire !rom the defendonts. ported that they were domg Prevention Week. President Jurors who will serve on the jd 1 ket>p Riffl e. Flor· everything they cou " Johnson has proclaimed t h e . trial t~re: Flo Ann Coral etta F down any disturbanc~s. of the Wff'k l of October 9-.15 ,_ as Fir.e : ~h('l~n;·r c,',~!- Somnwr Bft!y .Mrs. JenKs, 8 mem t'f Prevention Week . rhts yrar s Th' Alberta Wile~ - -~- ---- -· " SL0 Fires Befure · Ann omas. ' i Jack Shiflet, Clemrnt Smith, theme IS ;, P ] They Start . John M Rotlgen. Nancy R I . Fore l'<jUtpment di ' plays bow•~ ' Bowman. Jaroes R Staats, Os· . be set up next week at t I J R· v~ n swood car Jordan. r. · f00p gates of Katser ' a r Other pe!Jt jurors not chosen Works. fire control mee mgs I for tins trial wtll r.eporl An organ. and demonstrations woll be held I to court Monday. October !Oih PLEASANT PT for all departments. Employees izati~nal meeting for ~ M.:~ so_n will learn how to exlingui!til : . . Cou,ty Cleanup CommTtlee IS . es. of fires in tiJese More ltn has bren r_nmPd .'" 0 1 · Alaska than in the entme Umt- ' Schtll~led for Thur~day 7:30 · van_ us ~p T .,d. sesstons. . d St 1 p.m{ in the city bull mg: I Highlig ht of the week · long c a es. Mrs. Dpnald Nott.. ~hlm--:'an, !program will be a Home Fire =------==--=iiiiiijj has asked for representah_ves Prevention Contest for children · from . Fire Department. Poll ee. I of Kaiser employees. Prizes 1 Education. Health, Stre:ts. will be awarded in four ctlle· Sanitatiof. Parks. . Plann mg. , gories _ Porent.s :md children PTA's. Chambt>r of Corrlmerce. will receive prizes. Entry Uo'ns, Kiwanis. Rotary, News ! blanks will be available at both: , Media, Eagl.. , Elks. Moose, Igates beginning SuiKiay, Octo- ' Boy and Girl Scouts. 4-H._ FF A. ber 9. ' Women's Clubs, Industrial AsaoclaUons, business groups, B I D I ehurcbes, civic leaders. Garden all e ays n Clubl and Farm Women to Point Announced please attend this hnporumt PT. PLEASANT - The mer. meeting. chants division of the Point Pri111 and daring at __.=::----:-___ Pleasant-Mason County cnam- 11 _a handsome little ber of Commerce has set Octo. her T. 8, and 101h lor "Battle of a pump In black lea'lhel Days" In Point Pleasant. wltb a big bold __ Ail parUcipating merchants Goqe Readings - GalUpoli& 1will present special values of 1 buckle at Its rounded Dam 12.1, )4.7, running 9 feet i !herr merchandtse durrng the , en rollers, Pomeroy · Mas?• three-day event. 1t,86, Pt. Pteasaat 24.09, HJJI. . loll 1.63, Kanawba Faits 5:54, Eogland's George II, "'. 1743. Cllarleston 19.50. London Dam defeated a French army m ~~· rusniRg 3 inches, Marmet i8'attie of Detlingen durillg lhe wa1 on the sill, and \ltAiield War of Austnan Success10a. Dam was runni11g 3 feet. Boat Movemeoll: Oblo River _ Charles Stev· .....,1 up 14, 4:10 p. m.: Cotton Queen up 14, 4 45 p. m.: Harvey Jordon up 14, 7:45 p. m.; Reliable up 14, 12:tli a.m.; 1 Walter Bed<jord up 14, 2:40 a. · ·Ill.; Polly R. up 14. 5:45 a. m.; ! OfEC up 14, i:IO ~ - m.; Irene 1 t;:;"-?'?.i Cllotill down 14, 1:31! a. m.• Steel Trader vp 15, 4:!0 a. m.: ·PrliiCipio down 16, 2:50 a. m.: Walter Houglaod lljl 16, 5::!11 a. m.; Edeana Bosworth down 17, f: 15 a. m.; Philip Sporo c1o1m 17, 6 a. m.; Mark Eas~ Gil down 11, :Y.:!O a. m.; Jeff. I up 19, 6:~0 - a. m.; Steel I -~~~e down 20, 3:!0 a. m.: ) Slate up W,. 5:20 a. 11---=======; Paul D. and Criss Jr. down :r ,iJ, 8:15 a.m. ; Elisha Woods up ·".St, 4:46 a. m.: .Je£iers~n down '' !Ji, 7:05 a. m.; Elgerchff down I 23; 9:45 p. m.; John K. down Cou nty ceanup G P) ann ed I '~nd~aiin~oo:n~lu~n~ch~eo~n~.iiiiiiiiii~h~as~bee~n~n~am;:ed~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~de;;;c~ISt~on~.==-iiiiiiiiii-==~ I I I o, Oct. 's, -·-· · HELEN ' H £ p u . L s! . PICKENS HARDWARE Observances Dnve, Mason. complained to i Lhe ~ouncil regarding prnfane Dilly' Sentinel, Pomeroy·ldlddleport, ~~~ ~:~:s. p~;t ~":~ , Fostrr ' Polly~- :.:~~; ~·: Cha~les !"cine: PT. PLEASANT - The rivil ; 3 etion trial o( Wendell i i , ! vs. BenJamin A. Stover . Wayne Kincaid. Jr .. will begin I in \1ason County Circuit Court I Thursday nt 9·JO a m. I The action. stems frurn an a:~ VENSWOOD _ The KaiS· tomobJie acc1dent occurtng . 'I ., 8--'Dally Sent!~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. ~. 1968 Local memb~. planning fD Pleasant. VaUey Hospital attend may pay the ConvenUon Adlllltted: •. fe.es at ·UJeir annual b;mquet _Martin; ·• which will be held !)ctober 13 ~!)!. Besst~ Po;~ens. IT'S ROOF PAINTING TIMEI at Oscar's In _ .. Rutl1nd Red Roof P1int 4.35 g•l: p I R' d • ani. · · , Stays red, won't fade out. . . · t • •I enonr 18 , (lll<htu1ed: Mrs. Torr~ Rutl1nd Green Roof Paint _ 5.98 g1l, Leavmg Foree Williamson, and dt!ughter, Pit: Stays .green for years. PT. PLI':ASANT - Oily Pa- ny: Hatry Kapp, Pt. Pleasan ' Chock Your £1v1 Trough and Down Spout trolman Harold Ridenour has ROosevelt Mounts, Vinton. Befor1 Wint•r-Then Co1111 to Plcktlll resigned from the local. force ,Bir'lu Mr.. an~ Mrs_. Owen ' For All Your NHds el!ective Friday, accordtng. to Dalton: Galhpohs {erry, a ' an announcement from Actmg daughler. Chief of Police Jack Pyles. - - - -. hie! Ridenour has ac~p~ a .PD- Rogern P. Taney was c urt ~ Every Day, All Dl)', 7:00 Ill 5:30 EST. sition wilh Broughton ' Datry. jusUce when the Supreme Co Soturday Nithla Til 8 EST · Mason, W. Va, No replacemenl for Ridenour renOO!'ed the famous Dred ' G~Uipolls. Ladl" Auxiliary ol the Volu• :un~tng~ i:'~t ~;: wes~n District Convention of toer Fire Department, anull!n· .. an Bvs.ll . wni·am J ' Mar- the Junior Woman's Clubs will ced that this group Is sponsor- tee ay ~s, M t L. A be held October 29th at Logan, ing the Mobile, X-ray . Unit cum,ht"~tsebell ••:,~·hi. · w. va. beginning wit~ registra· and will be at City Hall tn Ma- W~ ' :• e erns a prom- lion and a coffee hour at 9 a. son, on October 19th. Persons . 0 : 8~0:n :;~c the plaintiff m. are requested to have _the y dl . d ent in the sum All sessions of the convenof charge X-Ray whtch w;\ ' ~';4n0 l~~~~nterest and tion will be held at Logan High be gJven (rom 10 a.m. un l , c sts f~m the defendants. School . A registration fee of noon. and from 2 to 6 p.m. on ' co $4 will Include the C<ls! of rethe same day. The. freshments at the coffee hour X-Ray reportedly W!llth~s_notyea~. I in thi S an•a any mor~ illiB .1. Brow• Streets. d Sa I !tee ol .,-., MASoN - Mrs. Charlotte Jenkl town recorder, presid· l!d the Mason Tow• CooncJt meeting 001 Monday, during the ebsence of Mayor Dayton Ra ,.,,, The council designated October 31st as Trick or Treat Night. Parents are •· gain Feminded that tht'y will be h ld · respon.ible for any acts 0 vandalism lhat their chitdren might commit.at A10curfew is ~ng enforced P rn .• . , . . , Qub Civil Action Filed In lkhalf of Bank .-- . •' '.! \ I '\'· ' .;' . .:. I , ' ! • • • ". ·'"' -~ i , . j ' �~ ' \' . . ' ..... ............ ....... ~ ...... 4.,.,...; ...... -- ' . . I ' ' . ·cOUDCI"IF"L~es N.tgIIt ' ason F~r Trick or Treat on 31st .' -~· Women ·S s . POIN'f PLEASANT - A civil M l 0 l 29th ~cUOJi b: =.?tl~le~ ~~~~ ee . c • · •. Mo~day fr~ ~s ~ I' and ·to have a street hght rred- i ed OR the corner of front •nd l Donald Beleher of r: Mob~~ Over $4l,OOO and only o•e evenini will I><' : Attendmg the me<tmg '" addt· . k treat night. tion to the recorder, were coun· 11 ~h/~roup veted to purc~ase i rilmen : Walter Werry . George , a b~Jttery for the police ear, I (1l rson and Hogfr Hysell. _ PT PLEASANT - The South- ::yliss Kaiser Plans Is Demanded I I 1 Free With OPPOSITE EVANS SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ------::-:-:-:=-:::::::::::::::· _. LADIES' LUXURY FUR TRIMMED Fancy HI-FASHION -COATS Throw Pillows ___:_~ , .. •WOOL & BLENDS ' -•LAMINATED • FUR TRIMMED •ASST. COLORS I ! PERKY s l • NON ALLERGIC • FOAM FILLED •ASST. COLORS Little I I • DISCOUNT PRICE $ 00 COMPARE AT $22.95 ADJUSTABLE METAL ., IRONING BOARDS Adj. Height Reg. 5.98 Vol. l $J88 I ' each THE SHOE BOX Regular $1.00 V1lue I , MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FJX-UP TIME. ~t!~~tnr~ :!3, 4:11 a.p~:~~d:~:!~ m.: Helen R. ll: ~ltnlm C·A RL0 A D PLAIN Coi!oR PIN WALE end \VIDE WALE ec,...U •• AetBa ~ Louisville 8:15 p. m.: Anddown Meldahl 2- : Mama Lear down . ltlil~· 4:10 a. m. Dom- H. E. up $:20 p. m.; Peggy down 7:10 p. m.; Vick9: 55 p. m : Luther up-1:05 a. m.; Penn3 a. m.: Baby . m.: Chuckie D. Valley 'l'ranspor~ DISCOUNT PRICE •,.. ~here wif~ :~ntth~!kfll trl~ Tooth . PO$te An~a :~ a~/a e~: HDipi~l. 1 1 ~ yes~y ~1 'li~ ~~pin the~ame i' Mla~.:~m,'= bourn!~~ .;r K~a this hand.panty - H.before It gets out of ~o~~~elplnH.g Hand D'tplrtmeut I' Dear Helen· Dear Helen: What do ).ou think of raising Would your kind readers . the driving age to 18 In every carda and leiters to my mothstate and maklng It compuJs. er who Is very ill The bright. ory to draft every boy regard- est part of her day Is Jess, at age 18 or upon high Ume. She JS Bertha Ida B~~;~;'; school IJI'aduatlnn - title for a non, Rt. 2• Bo• 611 • P two-year . duty George, Virglnoa, 2.1875, Thank A stUdy made at Stanfll'd you. - DAUGHTER University showed about 90 per Thla COIUJJJn Is dedicated to cent of fatal accldenlli wera !•Dilly living, so If _you're havcaused by leen·age drivers, By lllg ldd_ trouble or JUst plain k•eplng citra out of their hands lrnuble, let Helen help we could save lives. Moreever: She wUl also welcome this would llmlt dating Hence own amusing experiences. less preguancjee and ' early :-"" Helen Bolte! In care marriages. k potential school Is newspaper. dropout would cJve It more ---thought If he coUld not drive to work. Perhaps · dropou(4 lbould . automatically be draf~:'"i~ Would you bring my iu~ ' S eDJOCf8fS ~ons. before the public, please speake~at rt'·~. mati~ees ' DENIM .JEANS MARKET Open Mon.·Frf. ••, to • Saturd •••••, 9 • "' •------- ·----- e to a SHOWBOAT SWANSDOWN PORK and BEANS CAKE MIXES 3,.. 79c Yellow, Devil's Food, White Z9c ite House .,..., ......, .. ''"' "' ,. ~ 303 <( .... CANS I SAUCE $ .00 .... TEFLON COATED ALUMiliUJM •., eOXFORDS OR SHOE' TYPE NO. 2 CANS ' GIANT SIZE ) •I BOX Laundry Detergent ' FRESH PO·R·K STEAK 2 lbs. $ . I . • .I I FRESH PICNIC;., 4\-l,Sib. evg. SLICED I PORK ,'·• . ' ,, I r : ,. .• )'' . ~­ · li-VER · . e AsST. COLORS "~"···:1.' '· r eRA~ON ,.. I ; '' 9"··' .. ...,.., '··' ( BIG 10 OZ. JAR 9!" FRY . '~ Cherry Pie Filling INSTANT COFFEE PEACHES 4 Mussel mann NESCAFE • BASKETBALL SH or bo. ' .·FAIRMONT · . pair . ' A I 99 loy'• Slu11 to 6 -Helvy Molded SOle • Ful•Val.. GAL. In Trouble Dear D. Wilt dt, but expect more brickbats than. bouquets. - H. TROY, Ohio (UP!) - t'resH SYMPATHY FOB MIBUN. dent Johnson'• selection DERSTOOD li'JIENCHMAN Cbf!JI1l0n Pleas Judge David Dear Helen: .• · S. f>orter as a federal judge I wish to .ex~ my sympa. baa out Miami County Dern<>-1 thy to Pierre"; who said Amer- crats tn a dlllicult posllloo, a lean glrla !~lopped his face tor party spokesman sal~ Tuelday. doing what ,came naturally, I.e., Democra!li were delighted for IPJII'I!Clallntf them as Euro- Porter as an Individual but peans react ~ their females. pointed out the On my ra~ll8 scale of man- coal the party a hood, Piet'J'I! 'Is 100 watts - die Porter was In a close nee tops. It II wlib. regret I hear lor re-election Wtth James H. he Is leaving our ohores for DeWeese of Piqua, who oerved France, He Is needed over 16 years as county pro:secutor I here to plq4 ."an's caUII!. before retiring to private pracThe distal/ side of our' pop11- lice In IM6. laUOJJ Is engaged in a flendlsb <~'WJth Porter leaving the local scheme to beat men down, scene the race for down, down anti thereby beCome plea0 judge collapsed nnd Demthe hflh heels of the c<idn~. licrals _figured !hat DeWeeite They can appear 011 our streets was now certain of election. clad "" every curve 1.1 empha. Tiley also expect Gov. JantesJ sized, but If any man pinch, A. Rhodes, a RepubUcan. to they holler "oex fiend!" Yes, point DeWeese as local com- RACINE BISCUITS c I c'c,w. Pillsbury Buttermilk Homogenized' Grade A S.nforized ~ 13* oz. Pepsodent ev~ry- ~no ~e Jr~a.Je~~ Boys' Sile 6 to 16 . Jtl.~ . ... COOKS WITHOUT FATS BEST PRICE in the VALLEY • 1 yd. (Construction Grade) Hogg & ZusP,On MATERIALS . ' COMPANY · A c Now. SAVEf If you pl•n to build, remoclel ·er repair come see us end wve nowl ··~d-~i ~~I Cbaplln~d Sr.ciety Notes . S)ln~ay. I Sever1l Yards II Npfs •HI - - -- - . GLASSWARE v Corduroy. Buy Reg. B7c Si:Ee up Meidahl 6.05 p. m: · down 11eldahi 6:>5 Polk down MeldRhl m.: Jane T. up Meidahl Reg. $1.00 Yd. New F1ll , ''[ Ill,•i .Franklin B. down Grtoen- ~JI,i~~rn I CORDUROYs Ill Mfg; S1lel ASSORTED 6:30 a. m. · J. S. Low. { · pair Greenup J:Oa p. m.; Barl!:3y up Greenup 410 p. Illdiana up Greenup 7::15 , I :Sjl p. m.; Vaivohne '\ Ladies Rayon . PETII PANTS .... ... ....,........ ...... .... m. ~ hn. · !~ .~:/,~~:..~::::! ~ 11 It "The· Bible" - Cliarhe Ohap· • .JaekiiOJia , _ Batlll'day 1 Tilt blr ban ht tribute to Pa;,Jn4 Triter• aaked Mu. oey Tippett II that W88 Lynda::: q,s· ' ·' Huston alter "The Blble" Abba Eban, wife Of the Israeli Johnson "over there," Liz~)llm ' :1 b~111self an~neto Ia 1 · 'Mrs. Clair f,onu _.,tertalnec • lprttomu decided to cat out ,st:atesman, how she liked "Tile replied, "I don't really know led 'th A rl ·; ua dn ~ {. the P'aat :Chlets Club at llet • by Hel•ft llottel speeches, but Lauren Ba·l Bible" lnd Mrs. E. replled, what me lopks like." e me cans gran . Jlllss Ocle Butcher Is 1 med- h e Uy saJd nolhlng doing In her "I prelel'l'!ld the book." room • full of premiere folk teal patten! In a Parkersbut~ ome uc n · ; • ,. SEX IU'I'J'EN NEEDS TAMING Pierre you can look, but you e.pllclt style and Insisted The ~~ with caps set for Seven Aril Invested $41> mU- w!en he announced he was an hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mrs. Emmett Graham, Me oe Dear Helen: musln:t touch. It's hell, Pierre on dellverlng h~ speech - be- TV panelist - actor Tom Poston lion in ,"Tile Bible" but Darryl 0 elsl Butcher and Wendell Olapman Arthur visited Mrs. Clara Phi~ ". ThiS 111-yell'<lld girl wears a but The Am6r!cali Way. ' cause she'd wr~tten It herself get disappointed constantly - Zaunck s a much better. press Manhattan Is prettier because VISited her last week. /Ips, Mrs. -'!be CShoon, Milt ,·. bikini all day tone and will What happen• when 1· .. Hugh Downs saw "The Bi· he's diU wed, though long sep- agent for his 20th-Fox mvest· Clandette Colbert Irene Dunne Clyde Cooper, a medical pa Wilma and Mrs. Joe Strong ,. . , (O Into any bouse she ta cla,d only tn swim trunl<s ble" under expert close guld· ' orated · · · One NBC source mUUond so Bette Davis, Mollo. and lient at Holzer IHm· cently. , ' · 20 Invited, whether or not 1 he peilr downtown These : he sat next to Cardinal says NBC wanted. Red Barber 1 th r s1 : rna e r::m dozens of other stars are Fun- proving. He was VtBIIed last The QI!:S held a Friendship · is home. She i• always who expose so much mora 'Is at the premiere . . lor : World Ser1es, , but the ttid Citytng. Watch for a subway week by Rev. Don Calhoun. meellng at the Masonic Hall crymg about how so-and-so's il matter of oourse start fans wondered why Anlla base 1 commissioner 1 Offtce died lhe U 8 distribution P scandal The Appellate Court Mrs Harley Strong and Mrs. ber~ -recently. · · hWthand to get her alone aereamJng "Indecent ' exposbruslted off Belli! Davis pleaded 11 might be bad for rl 1 ou1'Idecision against Adam Clayton Lucy Lambert attended the Mr. and Mrs. Wlyne Cettrlll to try a li!Ue hanky pank)'. ure," and the unfortunate fel· so swJSUy on the lobby . Inter- baseball and-or embnrrass the gh · Powell ordered him to pay Lancaster beauty show at Lan- of Columbua visft'ed Mr. and , · 1 When she wears nothing more low Is picked up by the view TV stuff; and An 11 a Yankeea eveo more than their Woui~, you ,~are to rue~• 150 In "costs," whicit oomes to caster on Sept. 25. Mr.. Francis .Cottrlll recen!IJ · than a couple of hankies and a wagon. The American Way talked to John Huston in chum-/ earned public abasement ba• which Bible star had a mp . about one dollar per judge . · Mrs. Clara Phillips and Mrs. and also his father, E. L. Cot· · '" Here I am" smile, what can erre. ' old-pals style and already: another NBC source in the ladly room during the •Wtll the N. Y. Supreme Court l':mmett GrahaM of McArthur, trlll, who is ill " she expect She pracUces her Please come hack Pierre lnd Gardner as If denied .II aU completely. ~rs: hal~ .!!!,~ away now have to get a subpoena to were dinner guests or Mrs. Er- Mrs. Eugene Campbell spem· man·power" on our men and help us light. Don't let 11' Ave wet@'t standing right .Vur ~g . e 1-~-on? · collect the fi!IJ:? Did Celes- ma Nelson. . Ia _weekend with her paren!f, · · expects them !D keep hand~ said Lafayette was the there, just out 01 TV range George Hamilton lun,hed ~ 1'1! r1g~t '.dt:;r~en~ D: te Holm qutetly wed again' Mr. and Mrs. Carey Straws- Mr. and Mrs Charles ca~- " orr. Frenchman to aid a cigar .. . Desiper wl!h Lynda· Bird in h e q ed I' · Barbara Hutton's ocared her , baugh and Cindy were Sunday bell, Sr., Ironton. TEN WATI'S "21" at the same do lairs s' a II'UIDor or sa e lrienda, she's so skinny I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rev. Leonard Mcintyre al · .; She PERSONAL TO THOSE pleaa judge when Porter ti.ble where they'd su;: the land Mary Martin's skipping only the I Sayre at Proctorville. The Logan was fU"-'I :d -ll ·sh once, I WANTiNG THE resigro probably before the nig!Jt before When Gen. silent SCI'I!ell co k:s Wed., .. of "I Do! Sayres have purch"sed a new 'Presbyterian Church her lik ':_. • e stopped acting OF SELF.HELP CLUBS Nov. 8 eleeUon. John Coulter asked Liz Whit- Ma nard' H' I Do. She II be !bore always horne there. cently In the abience Ret, '" e atreaUng ou·•ltlen, menone would Y • w m811Be . .. . on Saiurdays, Mr. E. L. Cottrill has been Don Cahoun . • ,., stop her like She's TH Effi · PARTICULAR AREA: a menace to the block 00' week- I can't keep a complete file ends, and someday she'll get of clubs aU over America, .. what she deserves. How · can your Ubrary usually has a we make ' her stay In her own of local clubs, with addrtSIH!S I : back yard - THE WIVES and names of officers. If you Dear Wlvea: can't. find what you want here, It's her parents' duty to look m the Ecyclopedla 01 make Brigitte Jr. more clothes- IIOCJators (Gale Reaearch . conscloua and ·less husbiiiJdo paoy), also at your Ubrary. ~ consetous. She'• 8 lillie old for Then write to the headquart<,rsl ~ Rlgbt r•s•rved to 1 Jt, but If nothing else gets address of the group, which 1n. 1 through, a few .spanks on the .terests you, and you U receive ___ seat of .the hanky" might stop -lnf~rrnaUon on how and wnt>rel Ha D ! only s4.99 _ ~·- JilkeSville Voice o" Broadwav =~e.=:~~~~a:~: · 'J . 'J , Ap-pointment· River News •. Jolul Hulloll. !Did ...rbara W•l, r-----------------------------~_:~\~~~~,_~_~~---·----li-m-it-qu_a_nti_~_e• I. 44 , · SAVINGS FOR ocr. 6-7-8 Purchue • I ) Perfume , , i ( Sutton Spray DEODORANT I 1988-t lh:' Reg. $1.00 Oct. 9.] 5 1 I I In Law Suit language which was used (tl the Carl wash which is next [ to his pr&perty. The council m· formed him to call the pnh re department in rt-gard!i to Hny RA Alummum Ri.n.en-.. wood I July . 1965. on State ~oute 2, unnecessary ooise._ Mr. C_har- w"orks. plans an extensive Fir~ : w1th the platnhff seekmg damles Linger fe1t. Pom t Plea~ant . . · . · Prevention Program m wnn:c- ages tn the sum of $41 .070 'i6 c•owner of the ce~r wasl1 _re- ,.,on w·lth the 44th Annual Fire !rom the defendonts. ported that they were domg Prevention Week. President Jurors who will serve on the jd 1 ket>p Riffl e. Flor· everything they cou " Johnson has proclaimed t h e . trial t~re: Flo Ann Coral etta F down any disturbanc~s. of the Wff'k l of October 9-.15 ,_ as Fir.e : ~h('l~n;·r c,',~!- Somnwr Bft!y .Mrs. JenKs, 8 mem t'f Prevention Week . rhts yrar s Th' Alberta Wile~ - -~- ---- -· " SL0 Fires Befure · Ann omas. ' i Jack Shiflet, Clemrnt Smith, theme IS ;, P ] They Start . John M Rotlgen. Nancy R I . Fore l'<jUtpment di ' plays bow•~ ' Bowman. Jaroes R Staats, Os· . be set up next week at t I J R· v~ n swood car Jordan. r. · f00p gates of Katser ' a r Other pe!Jt jurors not chosen Works. fire control mee mgs I for tins trial wtll r.eporl An organ. and demonstrations woll be held I to court Monday. October !Oih PLEASANT PT for all departments. Employees izati~nal meeting for ~ M.:~ so_n will learn how to exlingui!til : . . Cou,ty Cleanup CommTtlee IS . es. of fires in tiJese More ltn has bren r_nmPd .'" 0 1 · Alaska than in the entme Umt- ' Schtll~led for Thur~day 7:30 · van_ us ~p T .,d. sesstons. . d St 1 p.m{ in the city bull mg: I Highlig ht of the week · long c a es. Mrs. Dpnald Nott.. ~hlm--:'an, !program will be a Home Fire =------==--=iiiiiijj has asked for representah_ves Prevention Contest for children · from . Fire Department. Poll ee. I of Kaiser employees. Prizes 1 Education. Health, Stre:ts. will be awarded in four ctlle· Sanitatiof. Parks. . Plann mg. , gories _ Porent.s :md children PTA's. Chambt>r of Corrlmerce. will receive prizes. Entry Uo'ns, Kiwanis. Rotary, News ! blanks will be available at both: , Media, Eagl.. , Elks. Moose, Igates beginning SuiKiay, Octo- ' Boy and Girl Scouts. 4-H._ FF A. ber 9. ' Women's Clubs, Industrial AsaoclaUons, business groups, B I D I ehurcbes, civic leaders. Garden all e ays n Clubl and Farm Women to Point Announced please attend this hnporumt PT. PLEASANT - The mer. meeting. chants division of the Point Pri111 and daring at __.=::----:-___ Pleasant-Mason County cnam- 11 _a handsome little ber of Commerce has set Octo. her T. 8, and 101h lor "Battle of a pump In black lea'lhel Days" In Point Pleasant. wltb a big bold __ Ail parUcipating merchants Goqe Readings - GalUpoli& 1will present special values of 1 buckle at Its rounded Dam 12.1, )4.7, running 9 feet i !herr merchandtse durrng the , en rollers, Pomeroy · Mas?• three-day event. 1t,86, Pt. Pteasaat 24.09, HJJI. . loll 1.63, Kanawba Faits 5:54, Eogland's George II, "'. 1743. Cllarleston 19.50. London Dam defeated a French army m ~~· rusniRg 3 inches, Marmet i8'attie of Detlingen durillg lhe wa1 on the sill, and \ltAiield War of Austnan Success10a. Dam was runni11g 3 feet. Boat Movemeoll: Oblo River _ Charles Stev· .....,1 up 14, 4:10 p. m.: Cotton Queen up 14, 4 45 p. m.: Harvey Jordon up 14, 7:45 p. m.; Reliable up 14, 12:tli a.m.; 1 Walter Bed<jord up 14, 2:40 a. · ·Ill.; Polly R. up 14. 5:45 a. m.; ! OfEC up 14, i:IO ~ - m.; Irene 1 t;:;"-?'?.i Cllotill down 14, 1:31! a. m.• Steel Trader vp 15, 4:!0 a. m.: ·PrliiCipio down 16, 2:50 a. m.: Walter Houglaod lljl 16, 5::!11 a. m.; Edeana Bosworth down 17, f: 15 a. m.; Philip Sporo c1o1m 17, 6 a. m.; Mark Eas~ Gil down 11, :Y.:!O a. m.; Jeff. I up 19, 6:~0 - a. m.; Steel I -~~~e down 20, 3:!0 a. m.: ) Slate up W,. 5:20 a. 11---=======; Paul D. and Criss Jr. down :r ,iJ, 8:15 a.m. ; Elisha Woods up ·".St, 4:46 a. m.: .Je£iers~n down '' !Ji, 7:05 a. m.; Elgerchff down I 23; 9:45 p. m.; John K. down Cou nty ceanup G P) ann ed I '~nd~aiin~oo:n~lu~n~ch~eo~n~.iiiiiiiiii~h~as~bee~n~n~am;:ed~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~de;;;c~ISt~on~.==-iiiiiiiiii-==~ I I I o, Oct. 's, -·-· · HELEN ' H £ p u . L s! . PICKENS HARDWARE Observances Dnve, Mason. complained to i Lhe ~ouncil regarding prnfane Dilly' Sentinel, Pomeroy·ldlddleport, ~~~ ~:~:s. p~;t ~":~ , Fostrr ' Polly~- :.:~~; ~·: Cha~les !"cine: PT. PLEASANT - The rivil ; 3 etion trial o( Wendell i i , ! vs. BenJamin A. Stover . Wayne Kincaid. Jr .. will begin I in \1ason County Circuit Court I Thursday nt 9·JO a m. I The action. stems frurn an a:~ VENSWOOD _ The KaiS· tomobJie acc1dent occurtng . 'I ., 8--'Dally Sent!~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. ~. 1968 Local memb~. planning fD Pleasant. VaUey Hospital attend may pay the ConvenUon Adlllltted: •. fe.es at ·UJeir annual b;mquet _Martin; ·• which will be held !)ctober 13 ~!)!. Besst~ Po;~ens. IT'S ROOF PAINTING TIMEI at Oscar's In _ .. Rutl1nd Red Roof P1int 4.35 g•l: p I R' d • ani. · · , Stays red, won't fade out. . . · t • •I enonr 18 , (lll<htu1ed: Mrs. Torr~ Rutl1nd Green Roof Paint _ 5.98 g1l, Leavmg Foree Williamson, and dt!ughter, Pit: Stays .green for years. PT. PLI':ASANT - Oily Pa- ny: Hatry Kapp, Pt. Pleasan ' Chock Your £1v1 Trough and Down Spout trolman Harold Ridenour has ROosevelt Mounts, Vinton. Befor1 Wint•r-Then Co1111 to Plcktlll resigned from the local. force ,Bir'lu Mr.. an~ Mrs_. Owen ' For All Your NHds el!ective Friday, accordtng. to Dalton: Galhpohs {erry, a ' an announcement from Actmg daughler. Chief of Police Jack Pyles. - - - -. hie! Ridenour has ac~p~ a .PD- Rogern P. Taney was c urt ~ Every Day, All Dl)', 7:00 Ill 5:30 EST. sition wilh Broughton ' Datry. jusUce when the Supreme Co Soturday Nithla Til 8 EST · Mason, W. Va, No replacemenl for Ridenour renOO!'ed the famous Dred ' G~Uipolls. Ladl" Auxiliary ol the Volu• :un~tng~ i:'~t ~;: wes~n District Convention of toer Fire Department, anull!n· .. an Bvs.ll . wni·am J ' Mar- the Junior Woman's Clubs will ced that this group Is sponsor- tee ay ~s, M t L. A be held October 29th at Logan, ing the Mobile, X-ray . Unit cum,ht"~tsebell ••:,~·hi. · w. va. beginning wit~ registra· and will be at City Hall tn Ma- W~ ' :• e erns a prom- lion and a coffee hour at 9 a. son, on October 19th. Persons . 0 : 8~0:n :;~c the plaintiff m. are requested to have _the y dl . d ent in the sum All sessions of the convenof charge X-Ray whtch w;\ ' ~';4n0 l~~~~nterest and tion will be held at Logan High be gJven (rom 10 a.m. un l , c sts f~m the defendants. School . A registration fee of noon. and from 2 to 6 p.m. on ' co $4 will Include the C<ls! of rethe same day. The. freshments at the coffee hour X-Ray reportedly W!llth~s_notyea~. I in thi S an•a any mor~ illiB .1. Brow• Streets. d Sa I !tee ol .,-., MASoN - Mrs. Charlotte Jenkl town recorder, presid· l!d the Mason Tow• CooncJt meeting 001 Monday, during the ebsence of Mayor Dayton Ra ,.,,, The council designated October 31st as Trick or Treat Night. Parents are •· gain Feminded that tht'y will be h ld · respon.ible for any acts 0 vandalism lhat their chitdren might commit.at A10curfew is ~ng enforced P rn .• . , . . , Qub Civil Action Filed In lkhalf of Bank .-- . •' '.! \ I '\'· ' .;' . .:. I , ' ! • • • ". ·'"' -~ i , . j ' �- · --~--"· ,, . ' ... Ill,, .. ·~ ': ' ' } (. ' V' ·. I of Mr. alld Mr!l. Earl . ;12' Counties Wilf Hold Conference ·On Health, ·Education and Welfare ~·! POMEROY Ladies' Deluxe Full .fashion . ' Bulky Orion FiUr 'QUALITY EXTRA SHEJR · Open Thun.-9 to 5 Frldoy Till P.M. ·Seamless Nylon •Hose LadJts' Deluxe Full Fa.shioil. Bulky Knit Orion Sweaters wi th t he n ew ht~lOft, deep lux ury loolf:. Button front · cardigan styles In the seafavorite fall 1one colon. S.turd.ty Tll9 P.M. Colors Sheer seamleta: nylon hose In all the.- new shadea, Select 'from mtcnH:nelh or flat knit at this bonUt price. All tint quality. 95 Micro-Mesh or Flat Knit Each Pain. $ for 't l '•• Use Our Lay-away Plaa LADIES' wA....,. cozy FLANNEL There Is i world of new fashions and money saving specials awaiting you at your StiHier'a Fall Opening. Everylhing that'• right for fall io now on display at special Dollar S.v· lng prices. Colors are newer and fashions are greater •• And prices are re· maining the lowest at your brand named Stiffler's Store. A WARDROIIE MUST C) LADIES' and TEEN • AGERS FOOT . SPECIAL SELECTION OF LADIES' ~· STYLES DRESS FLATS DRESSY and CASUAL STYLES .. Prim and proper and pretty - a slim little flat that has lots of f oot flattering lityle features. Choose fron'\ ttny pump~. straps and bows with. dressy little FALL COAH 99 - · ···-- - Special Early Season Price Pair OTHERS AT $3.99 '' 98 8onnl817._ 1 pas-1'9 c """ " in white andwaist. tel colors. Elastic BATH MAT SETS _!__-6·7 - Reg. 29c ASSORTED COLORS SET Men•s Slim Style . NEW FALL STYLES - FAMOUS IIIAND NAME CAMPUS PERM· A--PRESS HI FASHION LEATHER . • Loafers • Oxfords C.asual Slacks . SIZES 6'12 to 11 ' ~ew Slim ~tyle. look for every man and ·t een-a,er. ~ampU. 1tylte for campus, casual or di-es• wear •. TaUored for correct 1Jt In new pennpress fabrics; All the ilew deep tone color1 Jn all regular sizes. The .~1"x98 11 ALL COTl'ON MOUNTAIN ~1ST Schneider is Candidate for $ SitUS II LADDll' ,, ' ' ASSORTED ' Frigidaire J•t 'Action· . ' .· .NYLON CHIFFON BATTS Head.Scarfs Fa m o u 1 Mountaln Mist Beautiful 1 b e e r chiffon 100% pure cotton batts ln head· ~arfs in new misty pastel cOlon fot ·all outtlt matchl!q'. rolled ·aheetl, ·al.ze 81x91 • I" ,Bleached tnow ,white. All t:irea mounted FREE . PROJECTION PLAN • c - orBROWN ( Buy warm cotton tlannelettet -pajama• ·lD U • sorted colon and delllgns. Machifte- washable .• run cut sizes 3 to a. Hiih loft vi~ose bath mat sets in an the new bathroom matchtna: colors •• • 2--pfet•e set -tor only ·sus. pr BLACK · pair PAJAM,AS 2·PIECE' COlORFUL VISCOSE Ex cellent styles in men'& tall and winter footwear by famou1 shoe makers. Choose from loafers or oxtords in rhany styles. All leather up.. ~rs wltb. durdy soles and r ubber heels. Choice of bladts or browns. JUDGE SCRNEJDER • •'- ... :.'..,....-:z -·-llll-··--- -. IOYS' SIZES 3 8 WARM FLANNEl Ladies' soft rayo n knit _ WINTER TREADS DR DELUXE CHAMPION NEW TREADS A RAYON PANTIES • 7 BJaok er Br01V11 y first JEANS ., .. EVery gil 1needs Ioatm f~ i complete footware wardrobe. Cboo&e from ItaUan or PenDY stylet in hl•_qUIUI;r oolt leather with comfortable walldn.l heel. w each parr LADIES' WESTERN WRANGLH:,t.\AYERICK LADIES' WHITE & PASTEL COLOR all ASST. COLORS CASUAL LOAFERS ,:r • A COMPARE AT $5.98 Sizes 5- 6- 7, quolilY . '· LADIES' LEATHER L A y ~~-~.~~~ $ 99 ' •I:J'lel Jn auorted color•. ENDICOTr·JORNSON • WILLIAMS SMALL DEPOSIT PLAN LADIES' ACTION FASHIQN I: t~pieee Choose trom wools, .luxury blend!, aftd laminated. tl~ric'• In fur trlms or untrimmed·· styles, Excellent stylln11rt the m<ilt popular colors. led fro m P,Opular "A" lmes, hip huggers, sheaths and novelty designs in the new mood color tonea. A wa r m cottoo flannel sleep pr. ment 1D euy can machine washable colors. Then full cut pajamu are 1D Select a hlgh filhion Coat tor your tall 1nci Winter wearlnt • •• heelJ. A fall wardrobe mwt. ALL THE NEW "66"."67" STYLES • ' . NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE No limit 111 Mllti ••• N1 li•lt HMDITNI Our retteadt, h;tentlfltd by medlllllan •nd 1hop mllfll a.tr1hil FULL LIFETIME QU,.RANT£Ee&elnat dehlctt In woitc..nthlp end mat•rUIIs and Ill norm11 roacl haurd llli!Willl .,...u,... the.._. ....._.. In e-v~trydav panenaer cer u .. far tb• 1n. Df In accordtntct with tarm1 of our printed Price of replacement lilfO·rated on orlllnll trMCI di!Hfl...- 1nd biW on Fileaton~ ~djultment ~ whlctJ mll)l 1'111 not .. ft1e, .u me u orljmal purchiM prke r.if ,.,._.. ... w Mtulll current ltlllna prlct of replaeemen\, Put"'"or J Auorted Dark T4nll . Men •"d Teen Age ~lzes ·, : u)i-,)YARM SLEEPWEAR - MAKING 100% ·conON PRINnD ' . t~ ••'., ·" ''" -~. ~: " ·~,~_,'r .-~~,.r -~. '· ~ •\ . Pair .: ..:Fo'~merly The L~tiot:~. ' ~· . ., . ' ' } ·• -··-~.' ., ,,-,,i.,l ' ..II ·J. " • 1 ·''•••I .'; �- · --~--"· ,, . ' ... Ill,, .. ·~ ': ' ' } (. ' V' ·. I of Mr. alld Mr!l. Earl . ;12' Counties Wilf Hold Conference ·On Health, ·Education and Welfare ~·! POMEROY Ladies' Deluxe Full .fashion . ' Bulky Orion FiUr 'QUALITY EXTRA SHEJR · Open Thun.-9 to 5 Frldoy Till P.M. ·Seamless Nylon •Hose LadJts' Deluxe Full Fa.shioil. Bulky Knit Orion Sweaters wi th t he n ew ht~lOft, deep lux ury loolf:. Button front · cardigan styles In the seafavorite fall 1one colon. S.turd.ty Tll9 P.M. Colors Sheer seamleta: nylon hose In all the.- new shadea, Select 'from mtcnH:nelh or flat knit at this bonUt price. All tint quality. 95 Micro-Mesh or Flat Knit Each Pain. $ for 't l '•• Use Our Lay-away Plaa LADIES' wA....,. cozy FLANNEL There Is i world of new fashions and money saving specials awaiting you at your StiHier'a Fall Opening. Everylhing that'• right for fall io now on display at special Dollar S.v· lng prices. Colors are newer and fashions are greater •• And prices are re· maining the lowest at your brand named Stiffler's Store. A WARDROIIE MUST C) LADIES' and TEEN • AGERS FOOT . SPECIAL SELECTION OF LADIES' ~· STYLES DRESS FLATS DRESSY and CASUAL STYLES .. Prim and proper and pretty - a slim little flat that has lots of f oot flattering lityle features. Choose fron'\ ttny pump~. straps and bows with. dressy little FALL COAH 99 - · ···-- - Special Early Season Price Pair OTHERS AT $3.99 '' 98 8onnl817._ 1 pas-1'9 c """ " in white andwaist. tel colors. Elastic BATH MAT SETS _!__-6·7 - Reg. 29c ASSORTED COLORS SET Men•s Slim Style . NEW FALL STYLES - FAMOUS IIIAND NAME CAMPUS PERM· A--PRESS HI FASHION LEATHER . • Loafers • Oxfords C.asual Slacks . SIZES 6'12 to 11 ' ~ew Slim ~tyle. look for every man and ·t een-a,er. ~ampU. 1tylte for campus, casual or di-es• wear •. TaUored for correct 1Jt In new pennpress fabrics; All the ilew deep tone color1 Jn all regular sizes. The .~1"x98 11 ALL COTl'ON MOUNTAIN ~1ST Schneider is Candidate for $ SitUS II LADDll' ,, ' ' ASSORTED ' Frigidaire J•t 'Action· . ' .· .NYLON CHIFFON BATTS Head.Scarfs Fa m o u 1 Mountaln Mist Beautiful 1 b e e r chiffon 100% pure cotton batts ln head· ~arfs in new misty pastel cOlon fot ·all outtlt matchl!q'. rolled ·aheetl, ·al.ze 81x91 • I" ,Bleached tnow ,white. All t:irea mounted FREE . PROJECTION PLAN • c - orBROWN ( Buy warm cotton tlannelettet -pajama• ·lD U • sorted colon and delllgns. Machifte- washable .• run cut sizes 3 to a. Hiih loft vi~ose bath mat sets in an the new bathroom matchtna: colors •• • 2--pfet•e set -tor only ·sus. pr BLACK · pair PAJAM,AS 2·PIECE' COlORFUL VISCOSE Ex cellent styles in men'& tall and winter footwear by famou1 shoe makers. Choose from loafers or oxtords in rhany styles. All leather up.. ~rs wltb. durdy soles and r ubber heels. Choice of bladts or browns. JUDGE SCRNEJDER • •'- ... :.'..,....-:z -·-llll-··--- -. IOYS' SIZES 3 8 WARM FLANNEl Ladies' soft rayo n knit _ WINTER TREADS DR DELUXE CHAMPION NEW TREADS A RAYON PANTIES • 7 BJaok er Br01V11 y first JEANS ., .. EVery gil 1needs Ioatm f~ i complete footware wardrobe. Cboo&e from ItaUan or PenDY stylet in hl•_qUIUI;r oolt leather with comfortable walldn.l heel. w each parr LADIES' WESTERN WRANGLH:,t.\AYERICK LADIES' WHITE & PASTEL COLOR all ASST. COLORS CASUAL LOAFERS ,:r • A COMPARE AT $5.98 Sizes 5- 6- 7, quolilY . '· LADIES' LEATHER L A y ~~-~.~~~ $ 99 ' •I:J'lel Jn auorted color•. ENDICOTr·JORNSON • WILLIAMS SMALL DEPOSIT PLAN LADIES' ACTION FASHIQN I: t~pieee Choose trom wools, .luxury blend!, aftd laminated. tl~ric'• In fur trlms or untrimmed·· styles, Excellent stylln11rt the m<ilt popular colors. led fro m P,Opular "A" lmes, hip huggers, sheaths and novelty designs in the new mood color tonea. A wa r m cottoo flannel sleep pr. ment 1D euy can machine washable colors. Then full cut pajamu are 1D Select a hlgh filhion Coat tor your tall 1nci Winter wearlnt • •• heelJ. A fall wardrobe mwt. ALL THE NEW "66"."67" STYLES • ' . NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE No limit 111 Mllti ••• N1 li•lt HMDITNI Our retteadt, h;tentlfltd by medlllllan •nd 1hop mllfll a.tr1hil FULL LIFETIME QU,.RANT£Ee&elnat dehlctt In woitc..nthlp end mat•rUIIs and Ill norm11 roacl haurd llli!Willl .,...u,... the.._. ....._.. In e-v~trydav panenaer cer u .. far tb• 1n. Df In accordtntct with tarm1 of our printed Price of replacement lilfO·rated on orlllnll trMCI di!Hfl...- 1nd biW on Fileaton~ ~djultment ~ whlctJ mll)l 1'111 not .. ft1e, .u me u orljmal purchiM prke r.if ,.,._.. ... w Mtulll current ltlllna prlct of replaeemen\, Put"'"or J Auorted Dark T4nll . Men •"d Teen Age ~lzes ·, : u)i-,)YARM SLEEPWEAR - MAKING 100% ·conON PRINnD ' . t~ ••'., ·" ''" -~. ~: " ·~,~_,'r .-~~,.r -~. '· ~ •\ . Pair .: ..:Fo'~merly The L~tiot:~. ' ~· . ., . ' ' } ·• -··-~.' ., ,,-,,i.,l ' ..II ·J. " • 1 ·''•••I .'; �- .. ,I " ' ' ' ' •• ' ' .·•1 ' ' ' ' ' • /• ' .... . ""·'· i . ,.. ~· ' ,, ' NEW 1961 COl-OR CAMARO ' ' ' I. ' •. ', IV . "' •.,,,. :J ' " ' .' ·o !. ~ ,1_~ I I,_ • - . . I . . : .,\ i ' ...; I '' $UOO·.: > ' roP CASH . ' VALUE STAMPS -·· AW~' IIIVIN lACK WliK SWIFT'S PREM11JM ~ S. mMil(l. ENTER KROGER &TOP VALUE STAMPS "BARREL Of ·FUN" SWEEPSTAKE~ '' I ENTRY BLANKS AT KROGER STORES . • • NO PURCHASE REQUIRED ers Krtttr Quality Deubft-lrutltd Cut-Up lb• . Fryers •..•• -_. _•• lb. 37e 39e lb. • CHOPS ·· .CENTIRl9C . CUT . ~ . ..... 3 ,., Fresh fryers· lb. K,...er Ovallty Thrtt ........ Fryers . . . . . . •. . . . PORK MIXED&·9 C CUT . LB. Kroger Qualltu · Fresh Frying Chicken Breast Quarters or Leg I I, tl '.. ' t' ' • I 1~000.000 ,, ''TV" • SETS CH•VROLU ' ' ' I .• Tlot USDA '· trtH ~HI Mn. Dewey Mullins Dunbar, W. V1. with r Wboleib. Govt. CHUCK I CHOICI .n Kroeer WH~ or 'Piece Chicbn" Fresh Ham ........ ·•· 89c Jowl Bacon ........ 39c I •. pitt, cebpuddi1111 illtt better with Gr11r ~rn, and fl'ltttone Pilch Hlh-••· M , Sugar 10 .... ~.1\'l """""' ••, I'IIN t bag Lard . • ~. 59c ~ Sl.79 ,_ ,, Breasts •. . . •. .. 59e Whole Legs . . • 111. 49e Drumsticks . • . . 59e Thighs . •. •••. . . 55e . Wings . •••••• . . 29c Backs •••••••• ... lOc · ' Livers ••••••• ... 89e. Giblets .• , . . . • ... 29e . ,. Jelly ......... 5 lI"'k. $1 cett... 2-lb.. $1 Cheese ... ... . 2 .... Krowtr Beef Stew •.. _ ~'~~!· 59e LHp TtW lxtra P:IIJCy Cyt Ltv"*'! Dtr.rpnr AvtnU .. A'to Tomatoes ... _5 =:;..* $1 Peas .... _.. _ 7 ~:~;* $1 AvtnHt. Pork & Beans 4 '!:; $1 4nti· Freeze ....$1· 78 ltoclc ., lhlo wttli II Krowu and S.vtl U.I.N~lliltA Potatoes Pie ng ............. . Fruit Drinks .... ..... Fresh Carrots •••••••••••••• · : Prunes ""'· ...... " ' " ' $JUJ .... ... . · . . . " · Foliage Plants ,.....-·-·P···· 4 ,.. $1 I . ,, ' ' lit. • 0..,.. llcrclt ........... Zlj>, Jftlllll No.Z . Flowers--•• .;·:. ••••••••.•:••~·-···· • lOc 3-0z. Pkgs. ' 1 Cans 303 PRODUCE c... LEnUCE .... 2 & 1-lb. CAliFORNIA I Pkga. · H··h 29c age .. . ~: 39c :L 39C CARROTS .......... COOKIES 10-oz. Pkcs. I Slalk '- !-Lt. Bag 19' I o.Lb, 47( U.S. NO.1 RED . PtTATOES 19' . ' • BURRY'S FUGETOWN-MR. CHIPS OR GAUCH PEANUT STUFFED Hb, Bag ' CELERY •••••••••••• ~39( cant I I I Bog -~ ' ' .'i . ~--.a ... "" •••••••••••• _• ., Lti'IOIIn.Ptll ' MIX OR MATCH$ APPLES ............ •' 'r ...,._ Mttllurn SMOKED BEEF--SMOKED TURKEY SMOKED HAM··--ED BEEF JONATHAN ,• ' I .. ·~- h~ Circut ABtorted Variety 1 FREE . ·, WAFER SLICJlD-READY'tO EAT • I Comatock Apple, Petu:h, Lemon, Rtdttn, Chocolate ' Palmolive Liquid ' .- (an . I I I I I I I I I I I I I Bartlett Pears •••••••••••••• 6 ,., 39e . . · . . 12-oz. Bottle 3·01. I I I I I CCII& ' ... IIJIUIIIIIIt $.1•• Bog , U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED I • Coffee 3 tb. • , 1• .,. • Prutone or ZerltX BYGRADE'S RELIABLE 303 Swanldown Aalt'd Flrtors Cake Mix. .. _. 4 ~::;. $1 MAILID TO YOUR · - · AT KROOIR POll ' I Gre~n Beans .. 8 Nc.;.,* $1 AJ'ax --· · ·-··- •1"'"' .1.. $1 Corn ... _-___ 5 12: , $1 B~T:E :H~. 49~ ::=:W:ILL:R;EF;U~ND;,5~0=t;ON:P:U~RC~H;A;SE:P:RI:CE=~ Pkg, (Ill I( Ice Cream •. •. v. ,.1. 59c Eggs.····-··- •• 59e LJI. MAIL uan noM HAM AND swiFT'S 2·1b. 3 r Ceuntry (lull All ll'lavtrs Kl't9er Chili tr REDEEM COUPON . I . Dmners .. _... 3 11·11 ,..,;. $1 K,...., Gr. . A la"ft Whitt B0LOG '. (" ' Fig Bars _ 2 lb.49c WhDia or HaH PlAIN 01 HIF RISING -Be e11 Motttn - · V1~t1y Bread ____ ... 4 ;::~ $1 390 490 ·• 10° 'BEETS •••. A,t.· . 1 ...... & 1 BElliS .... & $1 $1 •·ltl •la•l l K.._ lulttnnllk . K,....r W. K. YIC IIH Gtl4 SWIFT'S TOPPY u.s. aovr. INSPECTED .Jish·Sticks .... :- ~St ' Smucker'• A11t'tl ll'lntrl i ' . lb • ' ' INSPECTED U. S. GOVER.MENT Lb. Sugar Cvrtd Smaktd Makt your •IWr COCl(PO •IHAIIIIWS ' ,. Plylnt c1lon. "-K ROAST, Boneless Rolled I Tied 4 --· «ua.ntlti~ SWIFT'S PREIHil Tendway IHf Is your uauranoe thet It h•t lim~ ey1mlnld by U. 5. D.p.rt11111nt tf Agricultllrt ex,.rh Mid hat jMned ell "u.ll:y tesh IARREL 01' 'UN IWEEPSTAKII $1 ! Roll Roast $1,000 WINNER lvs. i FIRST WEEK • ·We a·,sau,t ntlllflt.U Uoolt c ' ~- ~- �- .. ,I " ' ' ' ' •• ' ' .·•1 ' ' ' ' ' • /• ' .... . ""·'· i . ,.. ~· ' ,, ' NEW 1961 COl-OR CAMARO ' ' ' I. ' •. ', IV . "' •.,,,. :J ' " ' .' ·o !. ~ ,1_~ I I,_ • - . . I . . : .,\ i ' ...; I '' $UOO·.: > ' roP CASH . ' VALUE STAMPS -·· AW~' IIIVIN lACK WliK SWIFT'S PREM11JM ~ S. mMil(l. ENTER KROGER &TOP VALUE STAMPS "BARREL Of ·FUN" SWEEPSTAKE~ '' I ENTRY BLANKS AT KROGER STORES . • • NO PURCHASE REQUIRED ers Krtttr Quality Deubft-lrutltd Cut-Up lb• . Fryers •..•• -_. _•• lb. 37e 39e lb. • CHOPS ·· .CENTIRl9C . CUT . ~ . ..... 3 ,., Fresh fryers· lb. K,...er Ovallty Thrtt ........ Fryers . . . . . . •. . . . PORK MIXED&·9 C CUT . LB. Kroger Qualltu · Fresh Frying Chicken Breast Quarters or Leg I I, tl '.. ' t' ' • I 1~000.000 ,, ''TV" • SETS CH•VROLU ' ' ' I .• Tlot USDA '· trtH ~HI Mn. Dewey Mullins Dunbar, W. V1. with r Wboleib. Govt. CHUCK I CHOICI .n Kroeer WH~ or 'Piece Chicbn" Fresh Ham ........ ·•· 89c Jowl Bacon ........ 39c I •. pitt, cebpuddi1111 illtt better with Gr11r ~rn, and fl'ltttone Pilch Hlh-••· M , Sugar 10 .... ~.1\'l """""' ••, I'IIN t bag Lard . • ~. 59c ~ Sl.79 ,_ ,, Breasts •. . . •. .. 59e Whole Legs . . • 111. 49e Drumsticks . • . . 59e Thighs . •. •••. . . 55e . Wings . •••••• . . 29c Backs •••••••• ... lOc · ' Livers ••••••• ... 89e. Giblets .• , . . . • ... 29e . ,. Jelly ......... 5 lI"'k. $1 cett... 2-lb.. $1 Cheese ... ... . 2 .... Krowtr Beef Stew •.. _ ~'~~!· 59e LHp TtW lxtra P:IIJCy Cyt Ltv"*'! Dtr.rpnr AvtnU .. A'to Tomatoes ... _5 =:;..* $1 Peas .... _.. _ 7 ~:~;* $1 AvtnHt. Pork & Beans 4 '!:; $1 4nti· Freeze ....$1· 78 ltoclc ., lhlo wttli II Krowu and S.vtl U.I.N~lliltA Potatoes Pie ng ............. . Fruit Drinks .... ..... Fresh Carrots •••••••••••••• · : Prunes ""'· ...... " ' " ' $JUJ .... ... . · . . . " · Foliage Plants ,.....-·-·P···· 4 ,.. $1 I . ,, ' ' lit. • 0..,.. llcrclt ........... Zlj>, Jftlllll No.Z . Flowers--•• .;·:. ••••••••.•:••~·-···· • lOc 3-0z. Pkgs. ' 1 Cans 303 PRODUCE c... LEnUCE .... 2 & 1-lb. CAliFORNIA I Pkga. · H··h 29c age .. . ~: 39c :L 39C CARROTS .......... COOKIES 10-oz. Pkcs. I Slalk '- !-Lt. Bag 19' I o.Lb, 47( U.S. NO.1 RED . PtTATOES 19' . ' • BURRY'S FUGETOWN-MR. CHIPS OR GAUCH PEANUT STUFFED Hb, Bag ' CELERY •••••••••••• ~39( cant I I I Bog -~ ' ' .'i . ~--.a ... "" •••••••••••• _• ., Lti'IOIIn.Ptll ' MIX OR MATCH$ APPLES ............ •' 'r ...,._ Mttllurn SMOKED BEEF--SMOKED TURKEY SMOKED HAM··--ED BEEF JONATHAN ,• ' I .. ·~- h~ Circut ABtorted Variety 1 FREE . ·, WAFER SLICJlD-READY'tO EAT • I Comatock Apple, Petu:h, Lemon, Rtdttn, Chocolate ' Palmolive Liquid ' .- (an . I I I I I I I I I I I I I Bartlett Pears •••••••••••••• 6 ,., 39e . . · . . 12-oz. Bottle 3·01. I I I I I CCII& ' ... IIJIUIIIIIIt $.1•• Bog , U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED I • Coffee 3 tb. • , 1• .,. • Prutone or ZerltX BYGRADE'S RELIABLE 303 Swanldown Aalt'd Flrtors Cake Mix. .. _. 4 ~::;. $1 MAILID TO YOUR · - · AT KROOIR POll ' I Gre~n Beans .. 8 Nc.;.,* $1 AJ'ax --· · ·-··- •1"'"' .1.. $1 Corn ... _-___ 5 12: , $1 B~T:E :H~. 49~ ::=:W:ILL:R;EF;U~ND;,5~0=t;ON:P:U~RC~H;A;SE:P:RI:CE=~ Pkg, (Ill I( Ice Cream •. •. v. ,.1. 59c Eggs.····-··- •• 59e LJI. MAIL uan noM HAM AND swiFT'S 2·1b. 3 r Ceuntry (lull All ll'lavtrs Kl't9er Chili tr REDEEM COUPON . I . Dmners .. _... 3 11·11 ,..,;. $1 K,...., Gr. . A la"ft Whitt B0LOG '. (" ' Fig Bars _ 2 lb.49c WhDia or HaH PlAIN 01 HIF RISING -Be e11 Motttn - · V1~t1y Bread ____ ... 4 ;::~ $1 390 490 ·• 10° 'BEETS •••. A,t.· . 1 ...... & 1 BElliS .... & $1 $1 •·ltl •la•l l K.._ lulttnnllk . K,....r W. K. YIC IIH Gtl4 SWIFT'S TOPPY u.s. aovr. INSPECTED .Jish·Sticks .... :- ~St ' Smucker'• A11t'tl ll'lntrl i ' . lb • ' ' INSPECTED U. S. GOVER.MENT Lb. Sugar Cvrtd Smaktd Makt your •IWr COCl(PO •IHAIIIIWS ' ,. Plylnt c1lon. "-K ROAST, Boneless Rolled I Tied 4 --· «ua.ntlti~ SWIFT'S PREIHil Tendway IHf Is your uauranoe thet It h•t lim~ ey1mlnld by U. 5. D.p.rt11111nt tf Agricultllrt ex,.rh Mid hat jMned ell "u.ll:y tesh IARREL 01' 'UN IWEEPSTAKII $1 ! Roll Roast $1,000 WINNER lvs. i FIRST WEEK • ·We a·,sau,t ntlllflt.U Uoolt c ' ~- ~- �~~~~- ...' ~ .. ,-.-.. --~-·-7·~--.-,-r~--:~~~~~~~l)11 ' ' 'I ','\ r. '""'. ., , l, '' .'.·. ·' ' ' • . B I . 'b"l Pomeroy-Midd~eport, o.; 2,500 Patrons RegtsterWtth . oo cmo I e ~;;community -111... -~.,. a:so. p. m. ' . • ' D p. d'0, 'h' R d' ~··· Dec.~ e . In Retent Nme ay _eriO ~ t. e· oa ac~~·~:~=~ t:h4:. 1,3o. 10 ~~ed~s~u.e- Mo~ L •· ' ·114-Dany Sentinel, _ doy, I '· Oct. 5, _1968_ 3:30 • -.,. ·,' " ~ •. ' ' ,,30 - 1, p.m., Oct, tO, • I Melg• Count)' Qookmoblle i'1on-FicUon: The Army Wile, DarWin - Tuesday, 1:15-1:10 2 p.m.. PeL 10, Nov. Nov. 7, ~~~ ~ ChurclJ _ ~ •·rvice to 88 vlllqes and com· by Nancy Shea; Flyin8 Siueers p.m. Oct. II, Nov. 8,, 7, Dec. &. . Rock P 8 ••• p .... 7·"' "" by Frank ·lle e · day 8:30 • munty stops, to 18 aehoois, and - Serious Buslnesa, · e, ·. . . Mlddloport Library - Thun· ' 1 N a Dec. 1. · • ..., 7 0 Pomeroy and Middleport, Pub- (i:dwards; The Working Press, porcas •• MondJ!y, BNIID- ~ day, 3:45 • 4:30 p. m., ~- 1h~III:V.:. Monday 1 . 1::11. 24 Uc Libraries resulted ill 3,500 edited by Ruth Adler; In The p.ll!., Oct. •· ov. · Oct 13, Nov. 10, Dec. B.. us Oct · 1o 'Nov. f, patrons registering In Dille days Footstepa of Martin Luther, Dec. 19. . a.m., · - • on the road with a dally IV«' by M. A. Kleeherg and Ger· . East Letart - Tuesday. 4:1f>. Minersville - Monday, 4-4:30 Dec. 5. age circulaUoo of 750 hooka, hard Lemme; Inquest, The War· 4:30 p.m. Oct. 25, Nov p.m., Oct, 13, · Nov. 10, Rutltllld _ 'J1mrlday,- t :IO . . Mrs. Velma Pillkoja, librarian, ren Commlailon and the Estab· 21, flea., 20. Dec. 8. 7:80 p.m., Oct. 11, N!Jf. announced Monday. llahmant of Trulb, by Edward\ . Enterprile ~ Wednesday, 7:·1 Minersville - Monday, 4-4:30. 10, Dec. 8. New books on the llciokmobUe Jay . Epstein; The Idea Men by 1a·: 7:45 p.m., o c ~ 12, p.m. Oct. 24, Nov. 21, Salem Center Cornmu~lty .. Headquarters W!lldow Include: Edwin P. Hoyt, Golde to Mod· Nov. 9, Dec: 1. I Dec. 19. Fildey. 1 • 3:30 p. Ill, Adult FlcUou - The Filer, em Football Defense by Ray Five Points Communlty-Fri· Naomi Baptist Church- ·Thurs- Oct. 28. by Bernard r.himud: A Hand· Graves; Earth, Quake: The day, 3:45 • • 4 p. m. ·day, 4:80 • 5 p.m ., Oct. Snowville - Wednesday._I · lui or Rice, by Kamala MlrkanStol']l of Alaska s Good Frtday Oct. 14, Nov. u, Dec. 9. 21, Dec. 22. 5:15 p.m., Oct. 12, N~ odell! for 1911' blJbUJh&ed 1ty a tompletely new la:rary personal ear-~he 2 1 daya, the aulhor of Nectar In Disaster, by Eloise Engel: Forest Run - Friday, 4:11 • Pickens Store - Monday, 4:· 8, Dec. 7. . / ·. fro~~~~~ ::1.~rv~ F~etwood Eldorado (faregroun~). Stydil!l~nc of thehJfher 1~ :,::::':eel~~~ the De Ville Convertible (back~rouad), Is dJsUndively ereut w e mam A Sieve; COuntry 'of Old Men, Vi81Ung Amerlt:an caves, by 4:30p.m., Oct. u, Nov, 11 • 4:10 p.m., 1 Oct. 10, Syracuse Post Offuce - MOll tional Cadillac: "look." by Paul Olsen, (Llbral']l Jour- Howard N. Sloane end Rus- u, Dec. 9. Nov. 7, Dec. $. day, 7:15 • 7:48 p. m., nal writes about lblo nova!: StU H. Gurnas ; The Voyage of Harrisonville - Thursday. 6 Pomet'Oy Library - Saturday, Oct. 24, Nov. 21, Dec. 18. M Bever! Gettles librarian. Senate .-neetlng, presided over "This is a first novel, but ev· the Herman, the dramalic story 7 p.m. Oct 27, Dec. 21 10 a.m.. 2 p.m., Oct. I, Oct. 29, Tuppers Plalna - Tue!tdiJ: .;:·her stalt are wo;king to in-lby John Vogelmeier, president. ery reader should welcome It of the search for the $100 Mtl· Hemlock Grove (entrance) Nov. 31. 8:30 • . 7:30 p.m., Oct. lit. crease the holdings In the II- - The new student ldentllica- lor the classical beauty of Its lion treasure of Lima, by The- Tuesday, . 3:46 • 4 p.m., Portland Community - Mon. Nov. 22, Oec. 20. brary and are weeding out vol· lion cards were distributed to form end style and_.(or Ita •!~ on Wright. ,Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dee. I, , 3:45 • 4 p.m., Oct. Wall Pen- 'Riursday, 7:11· umes of little value. Con· the student body this past week. ~le honesty of l~f theme. ), BookmobOe service is free to Hysell Run - Thursday, 3:16N~v. 1, Dec. 5. 7:30p.m., Oct. 27, struction on the Paul R Lyne - PI Sigma Fraternity bqao I Nobody Does You Any l"l· all Meigs counllatta and to any 4 p.m., Ot:t. ~1. pee. 22. Racme _ Com~nlty Mon· 22. Physical l!:ducallon Building ' a sale of Rio Grande College vors, ~Y ~am: Ya~le,_ the one who works ill Meigs Coun· ~angsvllleOct !rlday, 12 is expected to begin this De- 'desk blotters this ~ast week. thor 0 r. rgo es. ty. Follow the evening IChed· 12.11 p.m. • ... comber 15 This will strength· They also held a car wash at No Man, by Adela Rogers 8~ uie below for convenient atops: Laurel Cliff - Friday, 4:30 • ACCREDITATION en anothe~ one ol the cited Bob Saunders' Quaker State Jbohtns, a ~~lUng nornvanel whoa- Stop:! through December: 4:4! Oct. 28 1 f b ou a con ..... porary • 24 BY GEORGE SOMERVTI.I.E weaknesses. And pans or a -~ Station on Beptem er : d red to obey Christ'• Allred -Tuesday, 12 • : GIRLS Most everyone knows or bas new scien~e facility are under , - As part of the Alumm Fund ~~=dmenta: Tal-Pan, by p.m., Oct. II, Nov. 8, Dec. S. :c"rd tllat Rio Grande College consideratwn lor some type of ' Campaign lbat JS now under James Clave!, aulbor of King Bradbul']l - Friday, 8:30 "" drmed admi"ion 10 ,, '"" ' ac twn m the not too distant [way, Maj. Gen. George Busb, Ray· For the mystery fans Ol- 1:30 p.m., Oct. 28, ONLY Jprtng in th e North Cen tral fu ture . With this much actton Director of College Develop- ley, 'by Martin Waddell, 'who Burlingham - Tue!day, 12· Association of Colleges and and progress accredttat10n wtll , men!, released 1 new publica- 1 t Stain and Day My· 12:30 p.m., Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Site 12111 PO.OO 0.. - lata ... .., to Big 10 pr. CanVItlltnl ,.,.,. Serordary Schools Usually soon be obtained. Rio Grande ,tion, "R'o Grande College To- s~~ s :O~i~~ and 1 · oclence fie- Dec. 6. when a school is denied mem- ' College will be consu.lered .. uu.al ! day· : featuring news and color ~ion'novel, Code Three, by Rick carpenter _ Wednesday, 3 hpr· :'! .p. it is dr, 1p '"'d ;-p, ;:1 , . ~m to all other regionally accredit- 1 photographs of th~ present cam- Raphael. 4 p.m., Oct. 12, Nov. 9, Dec. 7. R~tular $5.99 three ed insututtons at last pus. This ~am~aogn II. part of Chester Community _ 1,date and must wail FURNITURE CO. /ears before ''":'plying for THIS PAST WEEK AT RIO: the colleges dnve to tmprove gy Folmer. 6:30 • 7:30 p.m., Oct. 14, Nov. ~andidacy. Uowever. the asso- - This column, ''Discover P~io Us we~kn~sses tn order to ga m Miss Brenda Honeycut, of lll, Dec. 9. MASON, W. VA. ciation has continued the col- , de Colle e" will not al- accreditation. . I Reedsville .wa1 a recen~ dinner Children's Home Middleport lege as a candida!" President Gran . g ' Tuesday In - Now on dtsplay In the Da· guest of Mtss Alice Sllllth. 4 . 4:15 p.m., Oct. 28. . ways appear on vis Library are ten reproduc- -- -- - - ---·-Christensen has sa1d that li1e the future. Look lor II weekly, rons of famous portraits on 1 college Will ~rohably not try a- however, on Tuesdays, Wed· l~an from the National Gallery ram for accrec:ht.abon before d r Thursdays , , · :he s~rmg of 1968 because ' nes ays, o , of Arts . Portraits by , sucb lam1_t will take this long for the col- - The first Issue of the cam- ~ uus artiSts as Ren~Jr, Van Gogh, :ege to improve the areas the ~us newspaper, "Smoke S1g- Goy a, and Belliru are lnclud~orth .Central Association cited nals" was to be released last ed. 1 as weak. Friday. However, the release COMING AT RIO: was postponed until this com- - ThiS Saturday tbe NTE Why was Rio Grande College : ing Friday, October 1. The ~a- Test, or National Teachers 'Exdemed membership? Contrary 1per will bt on sale at both Gil· : amlnation will be administered :o false beliefs, 11 IS NOT be · lingharn ·8 and Price and sons' : to qualified students. oause RGC supposedly Is aca· Drug Stores. : - Next Monday the Creek JemJcally -'~f~nor. H.1o Grande , _ Another postponement was ; organization! on campus will was not cnt1c1zed by North Cen- that of the general student body : distribute the_lr bids and thus Ira! '" thJS. area. Nor " 't be- j elecUon lor the propos~ new Iannounce tlletr pledge classes cause RGC s teachmg staff I! Student Body Constitution. The ' lor the fall semester. Inferior. North Central was im- election is rescheduled f 0 r I -- This part of the column will pressed in finding lllat nearly Wednesday, Oct. &, from 10:30 be much bigger next week wilh one-fourth ol the facu lty mem- a.m. until 1 p.m. ~ many surprises lor late October •" bers holds doctorate degrees. , _ Four county churches are coming up. Be sure to read Ibis .: .. ·•' • What, then, were the reasons? 1offering special services f 0 r 1 and all or "Discover RIo •· In denying the accreditation, Rio Grande CoUqe studenta. Grande College" each and OV· the North Central Association i The Simpson Chapel Methodist el']l week on Tuesday, Wedne• cited seven areas of weaknds Church tll1d the Calvary Bap- , day or Thursday. at Rio Grande College which I tist Cflurch, both in Rio Grande. ! must be improved before the welcome students to all servcollege can be accredited. They ices. The st. Louts Catholic are as follows: Church of Gallipolis welcomes (I) - The college needs in- all studPnls Lo its !!lervices and creased financial st<Jbility, in· schedules a Mass on eampus •• I eluding a broad hase ol support each Sunday aHernoon The from a vari£•ty ol areas. AI the F'irst Baptist Church nl Galli· -------prf'sent !imP approximatt>ly 8!i polis also opens all services ta Mr. and Mrs. Hobart NeweU, per cent nf tile general o~erat- Rio Grnnde Students and oilers Elmer and Shelia, spent Suning hudget ol the college rome, the Vota Vila college-age class day 111. Columbus wfth Mr. and from "tuden 1 tuition and fees. each Sunday mornin~ a! 9.30 ·Mrs. Johnny Newell. 121 -- There IS a real need am. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matlack !"or increase academic plannln~. - The fraternal Order or and Donna Kay, Belpre, called North C:rnt ral It>!! tha1 1hc col- 4.rehon participated in 1 he on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy lege is at present offering liJO parade held the final night ol ' a recent Sunday, man} rnu r-:r :~. maJors. mu1ror..; . 1he Jackson Apple Festival Ap· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight and degrees £or the number of proximately fifteen brothers pi!- visited in CBiumbus with their students and sizl' ot f<Jru lty It ed on the root and fenders of daughter, Janet. currently has. their famous Archon hearse to 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pytel ISI..CQJIOI.ACIQ •• ,world's .finest eenonaJ car. (31 - The library needs to ride in the parade. ' and family of Racine cafled on Increase its holdings. North - On Saturday, Sept. 24, sev- Mr. and Mrs. 'John Wickbam, Central acknowledges that a •ral floors of the different resi- recently. steady incrca!e in books, per- dence halls sponsored a "blast'' Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig iodicats, recordings. And film -.at Cora. lt was quite a "blast" have announced the birth of a strips is taking place, but the al that! daughter, Sheila Ann, born at holdmgs have not y•t reached - At least two more ol the Holzer Hospital. an adequate leveL Also Nort~ independent campus organiza. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen Central feels lhe library has tions"field their lir<l meetings spent Monday night in Columtoo many volumes of little val- o, the semester. The Commu~ bus wltb Mr. and Mrs. CJetus ue which mu~l be weeded out Pr's Club, one of the two, is Allen. On Tuesday they attendof the coliPf'tiOn. . open to all commuters. lt meets ed the funeral service~ of their (4) - The assoc1atwn a_lso f'ach Wednesday at 12 Noon in cousin Eileen Allen Curtis, in feel s that the present teachmg Yale Hail. The. Newm~ Club, Akron tmd returned home Tues. ladoad for m~~thmst~ucto111 b ~n the other orgamzation •. 18 opeo day evening. Mn.. Curtis died equate. l oug most JD· to all Roman Catholic students, at her ·home in Chelsa, Mich. !!tructors ar~> not tf>achm15 tuu both residents and commuters. ·M Elsl C R 1 e ross, re. many courses, mas t are teac h It alsu meets regularly and ia . tlns. f dac ne, 'th 1 · 1on many d'ff · cen spenMa ew mg 1 en•n 1 cqur~~-~ act1vr un campus. h y. ter H ays N 1WJ 1 t d'ff Th al er s;s , rs. e en e son. . · some I1m es m wo 1 erent ~ e nation collegiate de- , M and "- J w-• ~·. r. . · 1·'""'· sue h as h.IS 1ory an d bate top1r· 1or the 1......,7 dJSClp aca- 1 Mldcll rtau-..M amea El Kl..er 0 political science. demlc year Is "Resolved that C epob ' lined. 18Mr mndeo 1 o1urn Ul eo h . o 151 - The lack ot adequate I • Lntted Stale< .<hooro <uh- Mtll Th W bet'On Sund. a 0~ ~ben J ay. J science and physical education stanially reduce 118 foreign pol· faci:it~c• w~ ~ ;o', ·~ qr 1t : r· ··:vt'n icy commitments." The R l o Chnu' ~ t!itect ~ea, · ,:!hough the college is planning Grande Debate Team, compos- 'With ~ ~ M D ld K 1~ 0 • to build a new physical educa- ~ ed ol at least 15 membera will r. 1'!1. av SEDAN de VILLE ... another dramatic Cadilla~ surprise lion building and new science Iopen the season at Mriali Ientz. · · . facilities in the near future. nel- University on October 29. . •· Mrded.and Mrs...~~~ Cleiand k .~~ iber of these structures Is a ' - The Drama Club held ita ..n 8 aurp, .... po0uc ...n- . reatitv now. 1st meetin• last Tuesday. Plans ner Sunda) given for M u. ,'>( ' (6) · - North Crntral also nol· are to produce one musical, this Mary Reed at her home. OthYou arelooklnr It two of the new01t luxury ing and the balance of automatic level control, lntepon In billory ... a new senerously padcle4. an imbalance in studeot fl. fall semester. ers preseht were Mr and Mrs. can ever created. They are typical of CadUiac aid at the college. es- ' - The Zen Buddhist Discuo· Norman McCain end daughtera, And with alli11_1plrit and action, Eldorado pro- lnotrument panel •.• a more rnponoive <;addfae in the area of academ-lslon Grou~ held Its first meet Mr. and Mra. Willie Frecker, forl967. The Fleetwood Eldorado-the world's vides unuouillive-pallenger lpaciouontll and ent~lno, .• Improved variablnatio powor 1to1,. . · . ing of the semester last Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Chlties Ihle, Mr. finnt personal car-it the fint excitiq cue in the quietneu end comfort that only CadUiac Ina .. . and a new General Moton-developa4 · (7) - Finally. the aSioclatlon iday. and Mn. Wateman While, Mr. polnL Eldorado is a styling masterpiece ... with could creatt, Thlo brilliant newneu oloo marka energy aboorbins •teeril18 column. Dlocover in agreement wllb the~- The ten men who wlll be and Mra. Norman WIU and IODI ' "its spectacUlarly long hood, its daring new roof the Cadill~e~ yoa are moot familiat with. For Cadillac for 1!167 for younolf .• , at your aurhDo admisSJon, retention. pracUcing for the Redmen ha" Deen and Duane tll1d Mia P•l· llneo and ito dnmatic raar quarter dellp. It 11 they aro the mott beautiful Cadillac:o of all time • rind dealtt'i. Onco hav1 peno~.Uy ten policie• and sug- , etball team began pracUce this .. aloo an ensioeerins ltlumph. For Eldorado II • •• with a new fon¥1rd·tweeplng grille and 1 and 4rlven lhese excoptlona\-new automobi111, .li ~sted that the rolleg• review ' past week. Returning from lut the fint ""' In the world to combiae,tbt aur.. now lldt contour that flowo fro{ll front to rear! ~ you'U agrH that tlevtr beforo hao in these matter.. Rio : year are; Steve Towler, Sharon footed .traction of front wh..I drive witb tba has long had Gregory, lion Trainer, Dick Lo· And with thfo new Cadillac look come a num• anytbinJ on the h!shway 11ld new of giving any student setli, and Frank Collins. New manouverab!lity of Ylriable ratio power liter- her of other achlevemonll ... the most luxuriouo a6 btaulifully.,. or CadiUac 10 ')'•ill to prove that he can this year are : To~y Bass, Bob Your Dependlllle ' c.-ut~tt;e.rc./Difltllll work. M&bl']l, Sam Thornion, Bob Dtltlar l'or back to the first Lucu, and Tom Dqolin. Ill _AND DRIVI THE EXcmNO IP87 CADILLACS NOW ON DISPU YAT Y()UR AIJTHOJIIZ.D CADILLAC: DllALIR'I. has received a - Jint WIU of Canal Winchel"1' I I I ' )' 'i Discover Rio Grande Colle~e ..• or :u LOAFERS '. $4.11 Roush's Shoe Store l I 3 ROOMS New '299 MASON The Bible study lesson on the "Book of Jonah" was given by Miss Charlotte Davidson. Mr.. In the Middle Block Next to Elb,, •ids Pomeroy's Quality Shoe Store Garden Club -Is Entertained At Morris Home 1 1 1 1 1 Chesler Society No!es Dlecb.arctt Danville youth Group Gives p I G arty or rate FRENCH CITY BRAND ---~--------. planning which Homeeomlna Parade as aa- lbe second point. nounced al lltll week'a Studenl .,. HEATING 1..-------....J ______________ ~ W. tMIN ITREET Phone WY 2.2550 . ·. ~1r'+!'\'. '"" '~-. ~ ... .4 { ·' . . •' f, ' .. c ., . ~~;· ... ... ~­ • ·1/Rev. WIN! . .111111'! -1111'S .. can . RUSSET Ut#CLASSIFIEI) POTATOES'. '' .,, ., ~ FH.tllfo .. UINB II IIttS lillY CGUfGifl I.. ' ,. . '; \ . .,. " ..,:, ... .-.,. , .-~ · 3sc i ·I I ..... _!'-· R b• bottle ' • - Calf PINEAPPLE JUICE 46ol.33c'' ' 't'' ,OM.ItQY1 (). - , ~.• ')I: ,.·,.·;;.---..w---------~,.;-~·~.:!"'·- . ~.---------,.~+-- Brown . SWI~RlER _ ' • 20oz.2Sc CATSUP ·, ;. ~ ' ·, . Black and Auv.Micl$ J lUO·Oh . . . . . . . DEL MONTE . ' PLUMBING KAI- & VAN ZANDT MOTOR, · S ALES •. ~:"' ·, --~::·49c BEEF STEW rou - pkg. DINTY MOORE ' Plumblng..fleatlng lNo l! oz-49c WIENERS INTRODUCING THE 1967 STANDARD OF THE WORLD 1 The' : ; :~n ~~~~ ~!~~~h~~er! ::~ Dr. Alberti, is workingled co-cbalrman for lbe ROC 15.99 HOUR Mt ANTH0 NY Mrs. Edward T. Alklna, llrs. E. Clark Caldwell, Mrs, 'COra H. eo1e, Mas A. Eichinger, L. Gillilan, George R. R. Mills, Stahley E. niogton, Mrs. Clarence The Danville Pilgrim Youth Roush, ·Emest H. Scott, Society had a going. away par. gan D. Smith, Jobn M. Snyder, ty for Keever Grate en Sept$n· Robert W. Van Meter, Mrs. ber 29, at the Fellowship Hall. Caroline R. Verb.arg, Mro. F. Keever Ia leaving to serve In Denntll Weaver, Mrs. David lbe Armed Forces. m_iioviieriiiiandiiiiiilnfiianiiiit;;i11011iiii.iiiiiiiii/ The Teen-age claas president, I"' David Justus, presented Keever with a pen tll1d pencil set, a from the youth society. Gamea were played and ' were served to the following persoDI: Roger and DRY CLEANING Linda L'lhey, Joe, Tom, and EDls Myers, Susette, , David, Service On ReQuest and Larry Justus, Linda Car· 1 dlllo, IJnda Midkiff Jllllldta 1Jo. 0 . lnSOn 5 zer, Fred Davis, Margo Grate, CLEANERS PONIERC)Y and Mnt. a..r!et IJOZI,., Nellie Myera tll1d the guest hooor. MONUMENTAL baektlrop for Auld: Loisel IB a landMrs. Guy Morris, wllh Mrs. mort of ller aew dolblia, Audra Well as co-hostess, enTbe new "Min De de l'nnee,• Who wlll repre- tertained the Walk-in Gardea sent Ute dlllrlct lllt'JOIIJid. Club at tbe Morris home on · illf Parla ill llo<emller'• Gold Ridge. The meeting O!>' '"Jifu Fraaee" eeatn&, 111e1 tile Elite! Tower .. a prop ened by Belva Willard who read for a ampalg" pbote. eommualcalfiDS, and plan, to ' raise DOOley for the club were CURVE TO GO discussed. Yearly dues were paid and it was voted to raise COWMBUS (UP!) - A $30,. tHe moRihly dues, 000 project to eliminate a Mrs. Mabel Lee had prepar"sharp and dangerous" cune ad a pai>er on 12 blooming on Ohio 36 In Nellie, Coshocton shrubs, with suggestions on . . . . . .-.._.,.._ _ County, was announced. Toes-, Umo· and ltcatlon of pl ..tiRg. day by lhe stale Highway De- -·Abo plans for programs for parlment. The 1100-loot proj the ctmiRg year weN! discus&involves stralghlenlag the curve ad. ' and lhe challllt!l of the Walhoad· The October meeting will be lng -ruver about ..,.hall-mile at the bome of Mrs. Anna weal of the Ohio 71 intersectloa. Hart. �~~~~- ...' ~ .. ,-.-.. --~-·-7·~--.-,-r~--:~~~~~~~l)11 ' ' 'I ','\ r. '""'. ., , l, '' .'.·. ·' ' ' • . B I . 'b"l Pomeroy-Midd~eport, o.; 2,500 Patrons RegtsterWtth . oo cmo I e ~;;community -111... -~.,. a:so. p. m. ' . • ' D p. d'0, 'h' R d' ~··· Dec.~ e . In Retent Nme ay _eriO ~ t. e· oa ac~~·~:~=~ t:h4:. 1,3o. 10 ~~ed~s~u.e- Mo~ L •· ' ·114-Dany Sentinel, _ doy, I '· Oct. 5, _1968_ 3:30 • -.,. ·,' " ~ •. ' ' ,,30 - 1, p.m., Oct, tO, • I Melg• Count)' Qookmoblle i'1on-FicUon: The Army Wile, DarWin - Tuesday, 1:15-1:10 2 p.m.. PeL 10, Nov. Nov. 7, ~~~ ~ ChurclJ _ ~ •·rvice to 88 vlllqes and com· by Nancy Shea; Flyin8 Siueers p.m. Oct. II, Nov. 8,, 7, Dec. &. . Rock P 8 ••• p .... 7·"' "" by Frank ·lle e · day 8:30 • munty stops, to 18 aehoois, and - Serious Buslnesa, · e, ·. . . Mlddloport Library - Thun· ' 1 N a Dec. 1. · • ..., 7 0 Pomeroy and Middleport, Pub- (i:dwards; The Working Press, porcas •• MondJ!y, BNIID- ~ day, 3:45 • 4:30 p. m., ~- 1h~III:V.:. Monday 1 . 1::11. 24 Uc Libraries resulted ill 3,500 edited by Ruth Adler; In The p.ll!., Oct. •· ov. · Oct 13, Nov. 10, Dec. B.. us Oct · 1o 'Nov. f, patrons registering In Dille days Footstepa of Martin Luther, Dec. 19. . a.m., · - • on the road with a dally IV«' by M. A. Kleeherg and Ger· . East Letart - Tuesday. 4:1f>. Minersville - Monday, 4-4:30 Dec. 5. age circulaUoo of 750 hooka, hard Lemme; Inquest, The War· 4:30 p.m. Oct. 25, Nov p.m., Oct, 13, · Nov. 10, Rutltllld _ 'J1mrlday,- t :IO . . Mrs. Velma Pillkoja, librarian, ren Commlailon and the Estab· 21, flea., 20. Dec. 8. 7:80 p.m., Oct. 11, N!Jf. announced Monday. llahmant of Trulb, by Edward\ . Enterprile ~ Wednesday, 7:·1 Minersville - Monday, 4-4:30. 10, Dec. 8. New books on the llciokmobUe Jay . Epstein; The Idea Men by 1a·: 7:45 p.m., o c ~ 12, p.m. Oct. 24, Nov. 21, Salem Center Cornmu~lty .. Headquarters W!lldow Include: Edwin P. Hoyt, Golde to Mod· Nov. 9, Dec: 1. I Dec. 19. Fildey. 1 • 3:30 p. Ill, Adult FlcUou - The Filer, em Football Defense by Ray Five Points Communlty-Fri· Naomi Baptist Church- ·Thurs- Oct. 28. by Bernard r.himud: A Hand· Graves; Earth, Quake: The day, 3:45 • • 4 p. m. ·day, 4:80 • 5 p.m ., Oct. Snowville - Wednesday._I · lui or Rice, by Kamala MlrkanStol']l of Alaska s Good Frtday Oct. 14, Nov. u, Dec. 9. 21, Dec. 22. 5:15 p.m., Oct. 12, N~ odell! for 1911' blJbUJh&ed 1ty a tompletely new la:rary personal ear-~he 2 1 daya, the aulhor of Nectar In Disaster, by Eloise Engel: Forest Run - Friday, 4:11 • Pickens Store - Monday, 4:· 8, Dec. 7. . / ·. fro~~~~~ ::1.~rv~ F~etwood Eldorado (faregroun~). Stydil!l~nc of thehJfher 1~ :,::::':eel~~~ the De Ville Convertible (back~rouad), Is dJsUndively ereut w e mam A Sieve; COuntry 'of Old Men, Vi81Ung Amerlt:an caves, by 4:30p.m., Oct. u, Nov, 11 • 4:10 p.m., 1 Oct. 10, Syracuse Post Offuce - MOll tional Cadillac: "look." by Paul Olsen, (Llbral']l Jour- Howard N. Sloane end Rus- u, Dec. 9. Nov. 7, Dec. $. day, 7:15 • 7:48 p. m., nal writes about lblo nova!: StU H. Gurnas ; The Voyage of Harrisonville - Thursday. 6 Pomet'Oy Library - Saturday, Oct. 24, Nov. 21, Dec. 18. M Bever! Gettles librarian. Senate .-neetlng, presided over "This is a first novel, but ev· the Herman, the dramalic story 7 p.m. Oct 27, Dec. 21 10 a.m.. 2 p.m., Oct. I, Oct. 29, Tuppers Plalna - Tue!tdiJ: .;:·her stalt are wo;king to in-lby John Vogelmeier, president. ery reader should welcome It of the search for the $100 Mtl· Hemlock Grove (entrance) Nov. 31. 8:30 • . 7:30 p.m., Oct. lit. crease the holdings In the II- - The new student ldentllica- lor the classical beauty of Its lion treasure of Lima, by The- Tuesday, . 3:46 • 4 p.m., Portland Community - Mon. Nov. 22, Oec. 20. brary and are weeding out vol· lion cards were distributed to form end style and_.(or Ita •!~ on Wright. ,Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dee. I, , 3:45 • 4 p.m., Oct. Wall Pen- 'Riursday, 7:11· umes of little value. Con· the student body this past week. ~le honesty of l~f theme. ), BookmobOe service is free to Hysell Run - Thursday, 3:16N~v. 1, Dec. 5. 7:30p.m., Oct. 27, struction on the Paul R Lyne - PI Sigma Fraternity bqao I Nobody Does You Any l"l· all Meigs counllatta and to any 4 p.m., Ot:t. ~1. pee. 22. Racme _ Com~nlty Mon· 22. Physical l!:ducallon Building ' a sale of Rio Grande College vors, ~Y ~am: Ya~le,_ the one who works ill Meigs Coun· ~angsvllleOct !rlday, 12 is expected to begin this De- 'desk blotters this ~ast week. thor 0 r. rgo es. ty. Follow the evening IChed· 12.11 p.m. • ... comber 15 This will strength· They also held a car wash at No Man, by Adela Rogers 8~ uie below for convenient atops: Laurel Cliff - Friday, 4:30 • ACCREDITATION en anothe~ one ol the cited Bob Saunders' Quaker State Jbohtns, a ~~lUng nornvanel whoa- Stop:! through December: 4:4! Oct. 28 1 f b ou a con ..... porary • 24 BY GEORGE SOMERVTI.I.E weaknesses. And pans or a -~ Station on Beptem er : d red to obey Christ'• Allred -Tuesday, 12 • : GIRLS Most everyone knows or bas new scien~e facility are under , - As part of the Alumm Fund ~~=dmenta: Tal-Pan, by p.m., Oct. II, Nov. 8, Dec. S. :c"rd tllat Rio Grande College consideratwn lor some type of ' Campaign lbat JS now under James Clave!, aulbor of King Bradbul']l - Friday, 8:30 "" drmed admi"ion 10 ,, '"" ' ac twn m the not too distant [way, Maj. Gen. George Busb, Ray· For the mystery fans Ol- 1:30 p.m., Oct. 28, ONLY Jprtng in th e North Cen tral fu ture . With this much actton Director of College Develop- ley, 'by Martin Waddell, 'who Burlingham - Tue!day, 12· Association of Colleges and and progress accredttat10n wtll , men!, released 1 new publica- 1 t Stain and Day My· 12:30 p.m., Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Site 12111 PO.OO 0.. - lata ... .., to Big 10 pr. CanVItlltnl ,.,.,. Serordary Schools Usually soon be obtained. Rio Grande ,tion, "R'o Grande College To- s~~ s :O~i~~ and 1 · oclence fie- Dec. 6. when a school is denied mem- ' College will be consu.lered .. uu.al ! day· : featuring news and color ~ion'novel, Code Three, by Rick carpenter _ Wednesday, 3 hpr· :'! .p. it is dr, 1p '"'d ;-p, ;:1 , . ~m to all other regionally accredit- 1 photographs of th~ present cam- Raphael. 4 p.m., Oct. 12, Nov. 9, Dec. 7. R~tular $5.99 three ed insututtons at last pus. This ~am~aogn II. part of Chester Community _ 1,date and must wail FURNITURE CO. /ears before ''":'plying for THIS PAST WEEK AT RIO: the colleges dnve to tmprove gy Folmer. 6:30 • 7:30 p.m., Oct. 14, Nov. ~andidacy. Uowever. the asso- - This column, ''Discover P~io Us we~kn~sses tn order to ga m Miss Brenda Honeycut, of lll, Dec. 9. MASON, W. VA. ciation has continued the col- , de Colle e" will not al- accreditation. . I Reedsville .wa1 a recen~ dinner Children's Home Middleport lege as a candida!" President Gran . g ' Tuesday In - Now on dtsplay In the Da· guest of Mtss Alice Sllllth. 4 . 4:15 p.m., Oct. 28. . ways appear on vis Library are ten reproduc- -- -- - - ---·-Christensen has sa1d that li1e the future. Look lor II weekly, rons of famous portraits on 1 college Will ~rohably not try a- however, on Tuesdays, Wed· l~an from the National Gallery ram for accrec:ht.abon before d r Thursdays , , · :he s~rmg of 1968 because ' nes ays, o , of Arts . Portraits by , sucb lam1_t will take this long for the col- - The first Issue of the cam- ~ uus artiSts as Ren~Jr, Van Gogh, :ege to improve the areas the ~us newspaper, "Smoke S1g- Goy a, and Belliru are lnclud~orth .Central Association cited nals" was to be released last ed. 1 as weak. Friday. However, the release COMING AT RIO: was postponed until this com- - ThiS Saturday tbe NTE Why was Rio Grande College : ing Friday, October 1. The ~a- Test, or National Teachers 'Exdemed membership? Contrary 1per will bt on sale at both Gil· : amlnation will be administered :o false beliefs, 11 IS NOT be · lingharn ·8 and Price and sons' : to qualified students. oause RGC supposedly Is aca· Drug Stores. : - Next Monday the Creek JemJcally -'~f~nor. H.1o Grande , _ Another postponement was ; organization! on campus will was not cnt1c1zed by North Cen- that of the general student body : distribute the_lr bids and thus Ira! '" thJS. area. Nor " 't be- j elecUon lor the propos~ new Iannounce tlletr pledge classes cause RGC s teachmg staff I! Student Body Constitution. The ' lor the fall semester. Inferior. North Central was im- election is rescheduled f 0 r I -- This part of the column will pressed in finding lllat nearly Wednesday, Oct. &, from 10:30 be much bigger next week wilh one-fourth ol the facu lty mem- a.m. until 1 p.m. ~ many surprises lor late October •" bers holds doctorate degrees. , _ Four county churches are coming up. Be sure to read Ibis .: .. ·•' • What, then, were the reasons? 1offering special services f 0 r 1 and all or "Discover RIo •· In denying the accreditation, Rio Grande CoUqe studenta. Grande College" each and OV· the North Central Association i The Simpson Chapel Methodist el']l week on Tuesday, Wedne• cited seven areas of weaknds Church tll1d the Calvary Bap- , day or Thursday. at Rio Grande College which I tist Cflurch, both in Rio Grande. ! must be improved before the welcome students to all servcollege can be accredited. They ices. The st. Louts Catholic are as follows: Church of Gallipolis welcomes (I) - The college needs in- all studPnls Lo its !!lervices and creased financial st<Jbility, in· schedules a Mass on eampus •• I eluding a broad hase ol support each Sunday aHernoon The from a vari£•ty ol areas. AI the F'irst Baptist Church nl Galli· -------prf'sent !imP approximatt>ly 8!i polis also opens all services ta Mr. and Mrs. Hobart NeweU, per cent nf tile general o~erat- Rio Grnnde Students and oilers Elmer and Shelia, spent Suning hudget ol the college rome, the Vota Vila college-age class day 111. Columbus wfth Mr. and from "tuden 1 tuition and fees. each Sunday mornin~ a! 9.30 ·Mrs. Johnny Newell. 121 -- There IS a real need am. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matlack !"or increase academic plannln~. - The fraternal Order or and Donna Kay, Belpre, called North C:rnt ral It>!! tha1 1hc col- 4.rehon participated in 1 he on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy lege is at present offering liJO parade held the final night ol ' a recent Sunday, man} rnu r-:r :~. maJors. mu1ror..; . 1he Jackson Apple Festival Ap· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight and degrees £or the number of proximately fifteen brothers pi!- visited in CBiumbus with their students and sizl' ot f<Jru lty It ed on the root and fenders of daughter, Janet. currently has. their famous Archon hearse to 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pytel ISI..CQJIOI.ACIQ •• ,world's .finest eenonaJ car. (31 - The library needs to ride in the parade. ' and family of Racine cafled on Increase its holdings. North - On Saturday, Sept. 24, sev- Mr. and Mrs. 'John Wickbam, Central acknowledges that a •ral floors of the different resi- recently. steady incrca!e in books, per- dence halls sponsored a "blast'' Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig iodicats, recordings. And film -.at Cora. lt was quite a "blast" have announced the birth of a strips is taking place, but the al that! daughter, Sheila Ann, born at holdmgs have not y•t reached - At least two more ol the Holzer Hospital. an adequate leveL Also Nort~ independent campus organiza. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen Central feels lhe library has tions"field their lir<l meetings spent Monday night in Columtoo many volumes of little val- o, the semester. The Commu~ bus wltb Mr. and Mrs. CJetus ue which mu~l be weeded out Pr's Club, one of the two, is Allen. On Tuesday they attendof the coliPf'tiOn. . open to all commuters. lt meets ed the funeral service~ of their (4) - The assoc1atwn a_lso f'ach Wednesday at 12 Noon in cousin Eileen Allen Curtis, in feel s that the present teachmg Yale Hail. The. Newm~ Club, Akron tmd returned home Tues. ladoad for m~~thmst~ucto111 b ~n the other orgamzation •. 18 opeo day evening. Mn.. Curtis died equate. l oug most JD· to all Roman Catholic students, at her ·home in Chelsa, Mich. !!tructors ar~> not tf>achm15 tuu both residents and commuters. ·M Elsl C R 1 e ross, re. many courses, mas t are teac h It alsu meets regularly and ia . tlns. f dac ne, 'th 1 · 1on many d'ff · cen spenMa ew mg 1 en•n 1 cqur~~-~ act1vr un campus. h y. ter H ays N 1WJ 1 t d'ff Th al er s;s , rs. e en e son. . · some I1m es m wo 1 erent ~ e nation collegiate de- , M and "- J w-• ~·. r. . · 1·'""'· sue h as h.IS 1ory an d bate top1r· 1or the 1......,7 dJSClp aca- 1 Mldcll rtau-..M amea El Kl..er 0 political science. demlc year Is "Resolved that C epob ' lined. 18Mr mndeo 1 o1urn Ul eo h . o 151 - The lack ot adequate I • Lntted Stale< .<hooro <uh- Mtll Th W bet'On Sund. a 0~ ~ben J ay. J science and physical education stanially reduce 118 foreign pol· faci:it~c• w~ ~ ;o', ·~ qr 1t : r· ··:vt'n icy commitments." The R l o Chnu' ~ t!itect ~ea, · ,:!hough the college is planning Grande Debate Team, compos- 'With ~ ~ M D ld K 1~ 0 • to build a new physical educa- ~ ed ol at least 15 membera will r. 1'!1. av SEDAN de VILLE ... another dramatic Cadilla~ surprise lion building and new science Iopen the season at Mriali Ientz. · · . facilities in the near future. nel- University on October 29. . •· Mrded.and Mrs...~~~ Cleiand k .~~ iber of these structures Is a ' - The Drama Club held ita ..n 8 aurp, .... po0uc ...n- . reatitv now. 1st meetin• last Tuesday. Plans ner Sunda) given for M u. ,'>( ' (6) · - North Crntral also nol· are to produce one musical, this Mary Reed at her home. OthYou arelooklnr It two of the new01t luxury ing and the balance of automatic level control, lntepon In billory ... a new senerously padcle4. an imbalance in studeot fl. fall semester. ers preseht were Mr and Mrs. can ever created. They are typical of CadUiac aid at the college. es- ' - The Zen Buddhist Discuo· Norman McCain end daughtera, And with alli11_1plrit and action, Eldorado pro- lnotrument panel •.• a more rnponoive <;addfae in the area of academ-lslon Grou~ held Its first meet Mr. and Mra. Willie Frecker, forl967. The Fleetwood Eldorado-the world's vides unuouillive-pallenger lpaciouontll and ent~lno, .• Improved variablnatio powor 1to1,. . · . ing of the semester last Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Chlties Ihle, Mr. finnt personal car-it the fint excitiq cue in the quietneu end comfort that only CadUiac Ina .. . and a new General Moton-developa4 · (7) - Finally. the aSioclatlon iday. and Mn. Wateman While, Mr. polnL Eldorado is a styling masterpiece ... with could creatt, Thlo brilliant newneu oloo marka energy aboorbins •teeril18 column. Dlocover in agreement wllb the~- The ten men who wlll be and Mra. Norman WIU and IODI ' "its spectacUlarly long hood, its daring new roof the Cadill~e~ yoa are moot familiat with. For Cadillac for 1!167 for younolf .• , at your aurhDo admisSJon, retention. pracUcing for the Redmen ha" Deen and Duane tll1d Mia P•l· llneo and ito dnmatic raar quarter dellp. It 11 they aro the mott beautiful Cadillac:o of all time • rind dealtt'i. Onco hav1 peno~.Uy ten policie• and sug- , etball team began pracUce this .. aloo an ensioeerins ltlumph. For Eldorado II • •• with a new fon¥1rd·tweeplng grille and 1 and 4rlven lhese excoptlona\-new automobi111, .li ~sted that the rolleg• review ' past week. Returning from lut the fint ""' In the world to combiae,tbt aur.. now lldt contour that flowo fro{ll front to rear! ~ you'U agrH that tlevtr beforo hao in these matter.. Rio : year are; Steve Towler, Sharon footed .traction of front wh..I drive witb tba has long had Gregory, lion Trainer, Dick Lo· And with thfo new Cadillac look come a num• anytbinJ on the h!shway 11ld new of giving any student setli, and Frank Collins. New manouverab!lity of Ylriable ratio power liter- her of other achlevemonll ... the most luxuriouo a6 btaulifully.,. or CadiUac 10 ')'•ill to prove that he can this year are : To~y Bass, Bob Your Dependlllle ' c.-ut~tt;e.rc./Difltllll work. M&bl']l, Sam Thornion, Bob Dtltlar l'or back to the first Lucu, and Tom Dqolin. Ill _AND DRIVI THE EXcmNO IP87 CADILLACS NOW ON DISPU YAT Y()UR AIJTHOJIIZ.D CADILLAC: DllALIR'I. has received a - Jint WIU of Canal Winchel"1' I I I ' )' 'i Discover Rio Grande Colle~e ..• or :u LOAFERS '. $4.11 Roush's Shoe Store l I 3 ROOMS New '299 MASON The Bible study lesson on the "Book of Jonah" was given by Miss Charlotte Davidson. Mr.. In the Middle Block Next to Elb,, •ids Pomeroy's Quality Shoe Store Garden Club -Is Entertained At Morris Home 1 1 1 1 1 Chesler Society No!es Dlecb.arctt Danville youth Group Gives p I G arty or rate FRENCH CITY BRAND ---~--------. planning which Homeeomlna Parade as aa- lbe second point. nounced al lltll week'a Studenl .,. HEATING 1..-------....J ______________ ~ W. tMIN ITREET Phone WY 2.2550 . ·. ~1r'+!'\'. '"" '~-. ~ ... .4 { ·' . . •' f, ' .. c ., . ~~;· ... ... ~­ • ·1/Rev. WIN! . .111111'! -1111'S .. can . RUSSET Ut#CLASSIFIEI) POTATOES'. '' .,, ., ~ FH.tllfo .. UINB II IIttS lillY CGUfGifl I.. ' ,. . '; \ . .,. " ..,:, ... .-.,. , .-~ · 3sc i ·I I ..... _!'-· R b• bottle ' • - Calf PINEAPPLE JUICE 46ol.33c'' ' 't'' ,OM.ItQY1 (). - , ~.• ')I: ,.·,.·;;.---..w---------~,.;-~·~.:!"'·- . ~.---------,.~+-- Brown . SWI~RlER _ ' • 20oz.2Sc CATSUP ·, ;. ~ ' ·, . Black and Auv.Micl$ J lUO·Oh . . . . . . . DEL MONTE . ' PLUMBING KAI- & VAN ZANDT MOTOR, · S ALES •. ~:"' ·, --~::·49c BEEF STEW rou - pkg. DINTY MOORE ' Plumblng..fleatlng lNo l! oz-49c WIENERS INTRODUCING THE 1967 STANDARD OF THE WORLD 1 The' : ; :~n ~~~~ ~!~~~h~~er! ::~ Dr. Alberti, is workingled co-cbalrman for lbe ROC 15.99 HOUR Mt ANTH0 NY Mrs. Edward T. Alklna, llrs. E. Clark Caldwell, Mrs, 'COra H. eo1e, Mas A. Eichinger, L. Gillilan, George R. R. Mills, Stahley E. niogton, Mrs. Clarence The Danville Pilgrim Youth Roush, ·Emest H. Scott, Society had a going. away par. gan D. Smith, Jobn M. Snyder, ty for Keever Grate en Sept$n· Robert W. Van Meter, Mrs. ber 29, at the Fellowship Hall. Caroline R. Verb.arg, Mro. F. Keever Ia leaving to serve In Denntll Weaver, Mrs. David lbe Armed Forces. m_iioviieriiiiandiiiiiilnfiianiiiit;;i11011iiii.iiiiiiiii/ The Teen-age claas president, I"' David Justus, presented Keever with a pen tll1d pencil set, a from the youth society. Gamea were played and ' were served to the following persoDI: Roger and DRY CLEANING Linda L'lhey, Joe, Tom, and EDls Myers, Susette, , David, Service On ReQuest and Larry Justus, Linda Car· 1 dlllo, IJnda Midkiff Jllllldta 1Jo. 0 . lnSOn 5 zer, Fred Davis, Margo Grate, CLEANERS PONIERC)Y and Mnt. a..r!et IJOZI,., Nellie Myera tll1d the guest hooor. MONUMENTAL baektlrop for Auld: Loisel IB a landMrs. Guy Morris, wllh Mrs. mort of ller aew dolblia, Audra Well as co-hostess, enTbe new "Min De de l'nnee,• Who wlll repre- tertained the Walk-in Gardea sent Ute dlllrlct lllt'JOIIJid. Club at tbe Morris home on · illf Parla ill llo<emller'• Gold Ridge. The meeting O!>' '"Jifu Fraaee" eeatn&, 111e1 tile Elite! Tower .. a prop ened by Belva Willard who read for a ampalg" pbote. eommualcalfiDS, and plan, to ' raise DOOley for the club were CURVE TO GO discussed. Yearly dues were paid and it was voted to raise COWMBUS (UP!) - A $30,. tHe moRihly dues, 000 project to eliminate a Mrs. Mabel Lee had prepar"sharp and dangerous" cune ad a pai>er on 12 blooming on Ohio 36 In Nellie, Coshocton shrubs, with suggestions on . . . . . .-.._.,.._ _ County, was announced. Toes-, Umo· and ltcatlon of pl ..tiRg. day by lhe stale Highway De- -·Abo plans for programs for parlment. The 1100-loot proj the ctmiRg year weN! discus&involves stralghlenlag the curve ad. ' and lhe challllt!l of the Walhoad· The October meeting will be lng -ruver about ..,.hall-mile at the bome of Mrs. Anna weal of the Ohio 71 intersectloa. Hart. �.~r~- ...... ·'""'r-loi ,. ' ' . ) r---- ,. , .. "" ,..I~.. ...,..,..,.. .......,........ . ' ............ ~ ,,.~ ' -·~·... i; • • d " .................._·~····"~ ...._.~···--:-:..-~.~·--.......-:--~~~~~~-..:_ ~-.~~--~~;_:~~~~~ .. '· .. . li ' ' ·• r \ \' I. ' II .. ' • ' same coUecUo11 11111 It more advertising, bpt olher ~~ too." lt-DaUy Seni!Pet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Qct. B, 1~ SUCCinctly : • baiT.e llayed away lh dfflru, . , .•, ! · , I • · . . ~) "Au optimi51 Is 1 guy l'lie rHtlllg> have b<""' v•·•d\cta- ."Sto~ .l'l" .li .1!111 ¢tlnJ a U~e· bilt. deiPte · ll)e low ·lhere are alreatlt ' pilwork that has nem had · bty low. but unlortUI..tely even Prt•docUitiiy l!ad , Ume in r~tifi&!Q-;- ' and ·qus c~lriiY. movies Sun .~~~. ~ay, much experience." lower than expected. I lhink raltnJs competition from NBC· mak~ i good deal !If ~liSe. . Thursday. Friday. and Sllhorday And this, of course, Is why so ABC-TV promotion on· lhC TV's . "I • SJll!." '\;'n!e <~!Iter On llle 01l>ei' ,hand, ol\". heal'S -:.-. ABC:'fV'I Wed~ay many mteres!ed partito art series ~as been partly at rault <ilmR<ttns stne,, llliS·TV's pf efuougb dlsturbjng l'siofm nlgbt slio•t$ seenr• .weaket giving the new "ABC State 67" here. ft strikes me that th~ OiiPny K.ayo: Pw••wl!ieti ean signals cqncemlng (till! ;fper' staU:.t(call!t~an, Mdl\l'lly's . ROWVWCXlo (UPI) -Eve.-y veue from "Archy and Medhita• the 'intention of the gods series a push, despite ils off· . network made a wrong ·~ only be a deJ!msal)!i sliht n ma"l"'l . tiJne-ilal • status of P!llld•wn - ~edne.day; ~:tlll'C I hear supposedly worldly he\ ". / towards their civilizalinn " nillh!•· . ar1d why_ there is abo : proach by . stressing viewer to hi~ I~ 1 ad~lrers, "Staie 67" lcl lnake one • ., ao • 4:1$ ~.m.l oirt. 12,' · pereons talk with optimism ''I once heard the survivors or, as another verse from the legotnnate _fll'llmg for the I "respunsiboloty" rather than OO.:Sn't offer muCh ' ltcahll th .whellle( ~ • ~tudles ·;!"ijl he Nov. t,' De<. _?. · .. ; , , about the 'j upgrading" of of a cokmy ot anls _:..:..:;.___ __ - -·- . . ! P~~ose<l mator dramatiC spe· emphasizing fun, (lleasure and raton&! or. viewer attraction.. t useless, or ljbsol~ be~ they The result os \hal Sta,ge i1 televlslo" for ·'the mlnority l that hod been partially Cream is composed of tiny ! coals. For allhough the buck· excitement re~ardtng "ABC Is re~ •. ill' the ~~y, al ~ - . co'1'~1eted. The _meqage \a mlgbt bacome .a . series . "! .... viewer," I am reminded t1 ths oblit..-ed by a cow's foot of oU and fat thai are , sterish base ef commercoa\ , ~TV wa• plannuog to ha a lh AJIC.'I'V Is almost dell\'lle- "floating" apeclloiS, ·~ed , ''iglllter . . : televisiOn makes overall "UP· Stage _67 ·. You can stress , res~~ ,fjrmc; do, ' study on y gqing. tq hive IW!l 1/!0vle at dllferenl times oh . dlflere~~t I' . than the 11quod porUon grading" an impoasibility, it " responiiblhty to creators. and whiot o,t' the audience nlght.i In the 1\.l\lre-.meailinll days· Ill dif!l!~t . week&-er ft milk, 50 cream roses to the extremely important for crea· advert\St!rs seeking an illl8!l<. wale~ ·•Stagt,· 67.'' (iO thpt .. ~ . ~d , lhal · ~ 1illght>~' be shlfte<l' . ...,IJY ' ~ ' I tors, advertosers and other but nc VIewer wants to_~It down pre$tig~and hlgher-lype ~JlOn· secondl~y m$1jon pictures :fJ!Piber permaneojl .~Jo!. •P 1•< 11 • 11• : al\oed fields lo throw whatever on front .of a teleYISl9fl set sors ·could be approached more might ~iri thls . inllkeasoo, ·lnflirential persons 1\ere.Jend to l rn•eramble thHt' four Jumble' one letter to f'ach aquare, ID About one of every five adults I weight they can behind any feeling he "ought" to watch specifically with mQfe attrac· and if tljey do. they will IDOII heljeve It WO\Ikl · be . the forftt leur ordinary word•. ~;::lh~e~Ui:noted States are over· protect that seems to offer an rather than simply wanting to ·- -·· ;ikel)' be scheduled 011 Wadnet- "Ooating" aPiJI"!8Cll. 'Cancella· according to tbe Ency· opening. watch. f confess the "responsi- Anta, lacking tiara. feel Ylbn- clays; when "Slags 61" nOw 16 lion' The network wbuld be Britannica. "ABC Stage 67" has some bllity" approach left me cold lions tltrou&lo the ground: T!te reaaon for thllls illat ~clfled if It ',lr~ 11. : ·' ·!!"' \ PANELESS EDUCATION 1 segments JJrY~M-/J.Jk'o-'lJ..J,- an 'Y'"~· "' '""•d the squalo•· of anAMID cient tenements, o 1d l brownstones and the aaed elevated tracks of the New York Central Rait t·oad sits New York'!>~ "first window- less, air-conditionl:'d school.' ' Intermediate School No. 201 , in East Hetrl ern, costs Jbout S5 million and Is view~ by the Bourd of Education as a "showt~!~ school." Lon J, " .. low •nd •leek. the three· -r]mT II_ / P·]'l 'n·"~r- 1 l , "';~~~~:~ THE 1 !• \u•" •' r ·' filth through eighth grades. ~ bXI I I 1 JO AMUSE IAKUY ·'\•m• J/ ,,r#'llllln •~ u 1111 #'lit1u·~ .tt.fll~• inr• - Miller Would Give Farmers Tax Credits Instruction includes foreign lnnguaget;, musical instrument s and typin" in the fifth , te am teaching, flexible pupil schedu ling and small classes. At end of ·each corridor are glasb ''look ouf' A&P Apple Sauce •• Sliced Beets~~~~ Sweet Peas ~~;:LC••••Green Beans mo~:~ A&P ·~::,:· White Potatoes ~;~b~ . \'ow arranrl' the circled lttltrs to form tht turpri 11e ansY.er as 1 sugge•trd by tht abou cartoon. iA11u,.,.r1 . I hi!, ,I,J, .., CIVIL story building houses the YO U ALWAY& HAVE~~ TH I5 IN Ti;E MID5T OF FUN. luiJurn111oj DISMAL ' ' walls. The school has been plagued by a controversy amons: racial Qroups over the inteeration p l' o b 1em. ,; •. ,,1 ;,1 lt'ln<t CASE OF for 24 CANS Origins of New Singing Group $3.39 CIIICA-IfJI CIRCA-2914 ORCA-111911 SALT SHAKERS-Boys play. $1.00 cane Fruit Cocktail ~~= =:~~d$1.95 __ 3 30«. A&P lrond, C11o .. 89 3 li.... P Sweet otatoes .c Bronc! 4 1·1~. 99 Grapefru1t• A&P c... ~f4· ,s.., ____ ~··· . · c 5 114L 89c Green 8eans cFmhllkt ... ,, 24 ,us •••• ing in the 11Un in DubuQ\le, Iowa, hav~ a reminder of winter under canvas mountain. l\'o 8,000 tons o! oalt. L ol24$7.0f _ _ --1116 No,we're not fickleWe've just been around a long time. This is our 107th anniversary. If you're a young married, chances are,back in 1859,one of our fir:;t !oves was your great-great-grandmother. We served her well and the generations who followed. What's the secret of 0\1r success? WE CARE! Ie experience, trust and dependability a good Nason for shopping A&P? ·· lt'sooe of many! Brand Tomatoes cIDna... ol24 $3.,._;.;.__ :~ ,~::;. 49c _,__..,. . 3 IJ«.M. 4ft,. 0 Cream Corn loneofBrand 2U3.19 "' ·~\Iii . . kraut A"c...Brond Sauer ol24 "u' ·4 ~.., ..... 79.c A&P Mbtttl ltuo , ... 7. S-weet peaS Cuo of 24 $3.7f - - - ·5 ••n• 7C • A"c...Bron<l Tomato Ju1ce ,, 12 .,u, _ 3~~9c till .. COPYfii:IGHT ~ 196!5, TH[ QllliUtT ATLANTIC & !tACIPIC:: TEA "Super-Right" Meats! cur. UP r::c"K ~:~~~ED FR.YERS For Wholftomtn•• 35 FRYER IREAST or c LEG QUARTERS • lb. Beef RIUoast ·.··.... · lb. 99c: lttf •• Steaks ·· •.. · Ill. 99c Pork C~e Steak ...... lb. 89c: Delmonico Steaks ·· lb. $1.99 SHOULDER CUTS Swiss Steaks · ·L .. Ill. 79c SHOULDIR CUTS Pork Steak .... ;·...... lb. 69c Minute Steaks .... ·.. · lb. 89c Chuck Steaks, Boneless lb. 89c Pork Cubs Steaks ···· lb. 89c IONILIII Bill' Pot Roast ·.......... · lb. 79c: SUPIR RIGHT Come4 Betf Briskets · · lb. 79c YAitiETIIS Frozen Dln111n ······ Each 39c SU~TAIUI. U. S. Gov't. lnoptctad PLAID TOO!. il' ,. ,\ ! f ,i .il f ANN PAGE-CUR FINEST QUA~In' Elbow Macaroni 21b. ,.g. 39c C IIJ WISCONSIN Sharp Cheese ········ lb. 69c A&~ PROZEN-BAIY & FDlDHPoK A&P I'R02EJt,..;.ijy 2 leT ONI! FREE A&~ - ' JO OZ. PKG. ~OIN J.&NI 'Ali<ER ILICEO TENIIER Bartlett Pears ······ 21bs. 39c seum of Science and lndus\Ty. The exhibit is an eight-scene theatet·fn·theround marionette show tracing products _!rom idea stage to p~rcha~e by users. Pork Liver ··· · · · ····· · lb. 45c CherrY Pies .. .. .. .. tach 49c PLA.Y . ·59'" 1-lb. box ' . \ WE WON AT A&P"··$0 !=Af:\1 YOUI ' ' ' •.. f ~}.•) . ~ ··,~ ·tlhf~t ' ·"' ·:'{¢ ~!.' -~ WIITIIN I'ANCY • ·, •:('! ~·, f~ i' AIAIIAN "ASTIONAUT"-A young prince ~nd his lather, the klnil; test the latest model in "flyini carpels" ln this merchundl sing exhibit at Chic;go's Mu- I .' ·'r;i~ 39· C Pork Chops ·· · ··•.: ·· · lb. 85c Goldtn Grimes or 4 • 9 LARGE STALKS Appfa -~~ 4 C Pork Roast, Butt S~le lb. 6Sc lelllhon Washington Rtd ~ 59 Dwllollvs Apploo _ -,J !h. C Pascal Celery · ·· ··· Stalk 191 Fresh Spare Ribs ····· · lb. 79c LOUI~IANA ALL GOOD Mldllton 6 1J .;, 59c Sliced Bacon .2 lb. pkg. $1.79 Mcll!fHh Ap,,.. _ Yams .............. 21bs. 25c Fresh Sausage · · 1-lb. Roll59c Fryer legs ··· · · ······ · lb. 49c ·.......-!~• · Jan e Parker bob~d Foo rlc; l Fryer Breasts · ......_. •· 59c ' IANII'.&~m .IAfi!E PAik•• ' Turkeys, Oven Ready • •· 49c Spanish Bar · ·· ····· 2 for 69c Stewing Beef, Boneless Po. 75c JANi 'Ali<ER-sLiceo .· •. , : POTATO CHIPS Boiling Beef Plate ··· · lb. 29c Hollan Bread ······ 2 for 49c ~ .. J4tr1 Fresh Fr ui+ ', -wd Yegetnb le s! IT'S APPLE HARVEST TIMEt ·~ ·tafii:.J ,. \' Cauliflower ··•· ·•· · · ~ for 49c ' '4:;J 4\;t,'_i MixedYegttabln21b gSSe _ _....,...,;_ _ __ .:qulrf lor . I ·.~ ,;tD:' ,,.. .. t' ' • ,: '.''i Joloana ······ 1-lb, pkg. 59c MOl£ FOI YOUIMONEY AT AlP! ., .. Eight O'Clock Coffee--. 3tt.s..7t · 29 ··, \ ;~ SA~I 20c MILD AND MELLOW HAIYIST BIIAND SKINLESS WIENIRI Ol · - This is • clauroom stl wp lor loom fea<hlng. 11 Sultana Salad Dressing QUARTIR I A YfN! TIME-The newe1t of ~ loni line of Tarza111, Ron Ely, ha~ to keep In 1habe lor new TV serieo.lle and a fil•nd worklnMtlll~o. ' �.~r~- ...... ·'""'r-loi ,. ' ' . ) r---- ,. , .. "" ,..I~.. ...,..,..,.. .......,........ . ' ............ ~ ,,.~ ' -·~·... i; • • d " .................._·~····"~ ...._.~···--:-:..-~.~·--.......-:--~~~~~~-..:_ ~-.~~--~~;_:~~~~~ .. '· .. . li ' ' ·• r \ \' I. ' II .. ' • ' same coUecUo11 11111 It more advertising, bpt olher ~~ too." lt-DaUy Seni!Pet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Qct. B, 1~ SUCCinctly : • baiT.e llayed away lh dfflru, . , .•, ! · , I • · . . ~) "Au optimi51 Is 1 guy l'lie rHtlllg> have b<""' v•·•d\cta- ."Sto~ .l'l" .li .1!111 ¢tlnJ a U~e· bilt. deiPte · ll)e low ·lhere are alreatlt ' pilwork that has nem had · bty low. but unlortUI..tely even Prt•docUitiiy l!ad , Ume in r~tifi&!Q-;- ' and ·qus c~lriiY. movies Sun .~~~. ~ay, much experience." lower than expected. I lhink raltnJs competition from NBC· mak~ i good deal !If ~liSe. . Thursday. Friday. and Sllhorday And this, of course, Is why so ABC-TV promotion on· lhC TV's . "I • SJll!." '\;'n!e <~!Iter On llle 01l>ei' ,hand, ol\". heal'S -:.-. ABC:'fV'I Wed~ay many mteres!ed partito art series ~as been partly at rault <ilmR<ttns stne,, llliS·TV's pf efuougb dlsturbjng l'siofm nlgbt slio•t$ seenr• .weaket giving the new "ABC State 67" here. ft strikes me that th~ OiiPny K.ayo: Pw••wl!ieti ean signals cqncemlng (till! ;fper' staU:.t(call!t~an, Mdl\l'lly's . ROWVWCXlo (UPI) -Eve.-y veue from "Archy and Medhita• the 'intention of the gods series a push, despite ils off· . network made a wrong ·~ only be a deJ!msal)!i sliht n ma"l"'l . tiJne-ilal • status of P!llld•wn - ~edne.day; ~:tlll'C I hear supposedly worldly he\ ". / towards their civilizalinn " nillh!•· . ar1d why_ there is abo : proach by . stressing viewer to hi~ I~ 1 ad~lrers, "Staie 67" lcl lnake one • ., ao • 4:1$ ~.m.l oirt. 12,' · pereons talk with optimism ''I once heard the survivors or, as another verse from the legotnnate _fll'llmg for the I "respunsiboloty" rather than OO.:Sn't offer muCh ' ltcahll th .whellle( ~ • ~tudles ·;!"ijl he Nov. t,' De<. _?. · .. ; , , about the 'j upgrading" of of a cokmy ot anls _:..:..:;.___ __ - -·- . . ! P~~ose<l mator dramatiC spe· emphasizing fun, (lleasure and raton&! or. viewer attraction.. t useless, or ljbsol~ be~ they The result os \hal Sta,ge i1 televlslo" for ·'the mlnority l that hod been partially Cream is composed of tiny ! coals. For allhough the buck· excitement re~ardtng "ABC Is re~ •. ill' the ~~y, al ~ - . co'1'~1eted. The _meqage \a mlgbt bacome .a . series . "! .... viewer," I am reminded t1 ths oblit..-ed by a cow's foot of oU and fat thai are , sterish base ef commercoa\ , ~TV wa• plannuog to ha a lh AJIC.'I'V Is almost dell\'lle- "floating" apeclloiS, ·~ed , ''iglllter . . : televisiOn makes overall "UP· Stage _67 ·. You can stress , res~~ ,fjrmc; do, ' study on y gqing. tq hive IW!l 1/!0vle at dllferenl times oh . dlflere~~t I' . than the 11quod porUon grading" an impoasibility, it " responiiblhty to creators. and whiot o,t' the audience nlght.i In the 1\.l\lre-.meailinll days· Ill dif!l!~t . week&-er ft milk, 50 cream roses to the extremely important for crea· advert\St!rs seeking an illl8!l<. wale~ ·•Stagt,· 67.'' (iO thpt .. ~ . ~d , lhal · ~ 1illght>~' be shlfte<l' . ...,IJY ' ~ ' I tors, advertosers and other but nc VIewer wants to_~It down pre$tig~and hlgher-lype ~JlOn· secondl~y m$1jon pictures :fJ!Piber permaneojl .~Jo!. •P 1•< 11 • 11• : al\oed fields lo throw whatever on front .of a teleYISl9fl set sors ·could be approached more might ~iri thls . inllkeasoo, ·lnflirential persons 1\ere.Jend to l rn•eramble thHt' four Jumble' one letter to f'ach aquare, ID About one of every five adults I weight they can behind any feeling he "ought" to watch specifically with mQfe attrac· and if tljey do. they will IDOII heljeve It WO\Ikl · be . the forftt leur ordinary word•. ~;::lh~e~Ui:noted States are over· protect that seems to offer an rather than simply wanting to ·- -·· ;ikel)' be scheduled 011 Wadnet- "Ooating" aPiJI"!8Cll. 'Cancella· according to tbe Ency· opening. watch. f confess the "responsi- Anta, lacking tiara. feel Ylbn- clays; when "Slags 61" nOw 16 lion' The network wbuld be Britannica. "ABC Stage 67" has some bllity" approach left me cold lions tltrou&lo the ground: T!te reaaon for thllls illat ~clfled if It ',lr~ 11. : ·' ·!!"' \ PANELESS EDUCATION 1 segments JJrY~M-/J.Jk'o-'lJ..J,- an 'Y'"~· "' '""•d the squalo•· of anAMID cient tenements, o 1d l brownstones and the aaed elevated tracks of the New York Central Rait t·oad sits New York'!>~ "first window- less, air-conditionl:'d school.' ' Intermediate School No. 201 , in East Hetrl ern, costs Jbout S5 million and Is view~ by the Bourd of Education as a "showt~!~ school." Lon J, " .. low •nd •leek. the three· -r]mT II_ / P·]'l 'n·"~r- 1 l , "';~~~~:~ THE 1 !• \u•" •' r ·' filth through eighth grades. ~ bXI I I 1 JO AMUSE IAKUY ·'\•m• J/ ,,r#'llllln •~ u 1111 #'lit1u·~ .tt.fll~• inr• - Miller Would Give Farmers Tax Credits Instruction includes foreign lnnguaget;, musical instrument s and typin" in the fifth , te am teaching, flexible pupil schedu ling and small classes. At end of ·each corridor are glasb ''look ouf' A&P Apple Sauce •• Sliced Beets~~~~ Sweet Peas ~~;:LC••••Green Beans mo~:~ A&P ·~::,:· White Potatoes ~;~b~ . \'ow arranrl' the circled lttltrs to form tht turpri 11e ansY.er as 1 sugge•trd by tht abou cartoon. iA11u,.,.r1 . I hi!, ,I,J, .., CIVIL story building houses the YO U ALWAY& HAVE~~ TH I5 IN Ti;E MID5T OF FUN. luiJurn111oj DISMAL ' ' walls. The school has been plagued by a controversy amons: racial Qroups over the inteeration p l' o b 1em. ,; •. ,,1 ;,1 lt'ln<t CASE OF for 24 CANS Origins of New Singing Group $3.39 CIIICA-IfJI CIRCA-2914 ORCA-111911 SALT SHAKERS-Boys play. $1.00 cane Fruit Cocktail ~~= =:~~d$1.95 __ 3 30«. A&P lrond, C11o .. 89 3 li.... P Sweet otatoes .c Bronc! 4 1·1~. 99 Grapefru1t• A&P c... ~f4· ,s.., ____ ~··· . · c 5 114L 89c Green 8eans cFmhllkt ... ,, 24 ,us •••• ing in the 11Un in DubuQ\le, Iowa, hav~ a reminder of winter under canvas mountain. l\'o 8,000 tons o! oalt. L ol24$7.0f _ _ --1116 No,we're not fickleWe've just been around a long time. This is our 107th anniversary. If you're a young married, chances are,back in 1859,one of our fir:;t !oves was your great-great-grandmother. We served her well and the generations who followed. What's the secret of 0\1r success? WE CARE! Ie experience, trust and dependability a good Nason for shopping A&P? ·· lt'sooe of many! Brand Tomatoes cIDna... ol24 $3.,._;.;.__ :~ ,~::;. 49c _,__..,. . 3 IJ«.M. 4ft,. 0 Cream Corn loneofBrand 2U3.19 "' ·~\Iii . . kraut A"c...Brond Sauer ol24 "u' ·4 ~.., ..... 79.c A&P Mbtttl ltuo , ... 7. S-weet peaS Cuo of 24 $3.7f - - - ·5 ••n• 7C • A"c...Bron<l Tomato Ju1ce ,, 12 .,u, _ 3~~9c till .. COPYfii:IGHT ~ 196!5, TH[ QllliUtT ATLANTIC & !tACIPIC:: TEA "Super-Right" Meats! cur. UP r::c"K ~:~~~ED FR.YERS For Wholftomtn•• 35 FRYER IREAST or c LEG QUARTERS • lb. Beef RIUoast ·.··.... · lb. 99c: lttf •• Steaks ·· •.. · Ill. 99c Pork C~e Steak ...... lb. 89c: Delmonico Steaks ·· lb. $1.99 SHOULDER CUTS Swiss Steaks · ·L .. Ill. 79c SHOULDIR CUTS Pork Steak .... ;·...... lb. 69c Minute Steaks .... ·.. · lb. 89c Chuck Steaks, Boneless lb. 89c Pork Cubs Steaks ···· lb. 89c IONILIII Bill' Pot Roast ·.......... · lb. 79c: SUPIR RIGHT Come4 Betf Briskets · · lb. 79c YAitiETIIS Frozen Dln111n ······ Each 39c SU~TAIUI. U. S. Gov't. lnoptctad PLAID TOO!. il' ,. ,\ ! f ,i .il f ANN PAGE-CUR FINEST QUA~In' Elbow Macaroni 21b. ,.g. 39c C IIJ WISCONSIN Sharp Cheese ········ lb. 69c A&~ PROZEN-BAIY & FDlDHPoK A&P I'R02EJt,..;.ijy 2 leT ONI! FREE A&~ - ' JO OZ. PKG. ~OIN J.&NI 'Ali<ER ILICEO TENIIER Bartlett Pears ······ 21bs. 39c seum of Science and lndus\Ty. The exhibit is an eight-scene theatet·fn·theround marionette show tracing products _!rom idea stage to p~rcha~e by users. Pork Liver ··· · · · ····· · lb. 45c CherrY Pies .. .. .. .. tach 49c PLA.Y . ·59'" 1-lb. box ' . \ WE WON AT A&P"··$0 !=Af:\1 YOUI ' ' ' •.. f ~}.•) . ~ ··,~ ·tlhf~t ' ·"' ·:'{¢ ~!.' -~ WIITIIN I'ANCY • ·, •:('! ~·, f~ i' AIAIIAN "ASTIONAUT"-A young prince ~nd his lather, the klnil; test the latest model in "flyini carpels" ln this merchundl sing exhibit at Chic;go's Mu- I .' ·'r;i~ 39· C Pork Chops ·· · ··•.: ·· · lb. 85c Goldtn Grimes or 4 • 9 LARGE STALKS Appfa -~~ 4 C Pork Roast, Butt S~le lb. 6Sc lelllhon Washington Rtd ~ 59 Dwllollvs Apploo _ -,J !h. C Pascal Celery · ·· ··· Stalk 191 Fresh Spare Ribs ····· · lb. 79c LOUI~IANA ALL GOOD Mldllton 6 1J .;, 59c Sliced Bacon .2 lb. pkg. $1.79 Mcll!fHh Ap,,.. _ Yams .............. 21bs. 25c Fresh Sausage · · 1-lb. Roll59c Fryer legs ··· · · ······ · lb. 49c ·.......-!~• · Jan e Parker bob~d Foo rlc; l Fryer Breasts · ......_. •· 59c ' IANII'.&~m .IAfi!E PAik•• ' Turkeys, Oven Ready • •· 49c Spanish Bar · ·· ····· 2 for 69c Stewing Beef, Boneless Po. 75c JANi 'Ali<ER-sLiceo .· •. , : POTATO CHIPS Boiling Beef Plate ··· · lb. 29c Hollan Bread ······ 2 for 49c ~ .. J4tr1 Fresh Fr ui+ ', -wd Yegetnb le s! IT'S APPLE HARVEST TIMEt ·~ ·tafii:.J ,. \' Cauliflower ··•· ·•· · · ~ for 49c ' '4:;J 4\;t,'_i MixedYegttabln21b gSSe _ _....,...,;_ _ __ .:qulrf lor . I ·.~ ,;tD:' ,,.. .. t' ' • ,: '.''i Joloana ······ 1-lb, pkg. 59c MOl£ FOI YOUIMONEY AT AlP! ., .. Eight O'Clock Coffee--. 3tt.s..7t · 29 ··, \ ;~ SA~I 20c MILD AND MELLOW HAIYIST BIIAND SKINLESS WIENIRI Ol · - This is • clauroom stl wp lor loom fea<hlng. 11 Sultana Salad Dressing QUARTIR I A YfN! TIME-The newe1t of ~ loni line of Tarza111, Ron Ely, ha~ to keep In 1habe lor new TV serieo.lle and a fil•nd worklnMtlll~o. ' �............ "'' ' ,. ... ~ ~- I . ' ' 1,.- ·' ·, ' ~-------- 1'-D•"· Sentinel, Pomaroy·lllddleP0!1, • We(t AD " INFORMAnON ..... ............. ! SIGII$ ... .. .., ....,. 'V" ... . . . . . OMIIIM fltt A. M. CANCILLATIONI ' . ' ,. ' ' ' . '• . / - '' '"' I 1 ;-; : ' I"' .. \. .'. ~- :. ~ ' ... Extra Cash The .Want-t\d, Way usiness Services. t .• ~· I \, COIIICYIOIII ' - Oet. 6, 1980 ----~~~~-- · ~--~--~-----11 P01ne1ov CIP Wll M lceii!IW ulltll t&ll A.M. Par DIW et PullllcfttM o. Motor Co. OIJAUTY •••uut10•1 TM hla...... .....,.. 1M t11M te ... er ,.lKt ..., • ..._... ,.....,... ............... .,... .... ID!Ktllftllall. lltM, lrron ....... 1M COMMANDER'S C111FAM- .................... .., ,._n..._ .,.,. 111111 . . . '""..,., ,.. w- IF ONcY SOMEIIOPY'P RIPfAL 'THE ~AW OP OATU All HrYHit • hill .. ,., WMI .... ,...,.... MIDI,_• CM,_ II ....... n ctinh ,., ...,.,_ n .... c.. ...... u ?1 .... • ....................... jNit otat Ollc!Mtt .. ,,,. ICit CAIO OP TtiAifll:l a .oarTUAIUU tJ.U ...,_J1 ...,.. ·......... lach ftee'ftiRII . . . . Ill, oP•tc• aouu Mtv...., •••. 1~ "' M, .. t:lf!P· M. Dll., M. .. ,,.. ..... l'rl M1 IAil' Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Te 'LACI A ~- ·aiiUt.. f NODUCI ... WANT a.• I PHONE WU-2156 II . . . . IY HOWIE SCHN!IDEit HOW DO 'rtXJ f'tEL AflOUT lllE: lWH\ AMERICA 1 '*' OPSTAIRS IN 1HEiR lmMS WHERE lHEY CAN'T eoTHER N.Ji· I THIIJK. 11-!GRG'S A PlACE 1/IJ S(X:f€TY FOR 'IOJIJG Fi'Ofl.€ ! BODY! SO GET UP THERE! lv ART SA~SOM '' ' ' ' PHOTOGRAPHS DICK TltACY "' · ., IMIIIII 11\." Of Tha 0.11tllty You " r. ' WiliVol~~aFor A lifetime GROVER'S STUDIO ........,. WY 2·2471 ~-r ly MI!RRILL BLOSSER LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII ly HAROLD GltAY . ..... .. ~·-:.. AlliE AND SLATS PEANUTS 0 . OLD COINS and paper tUrrell· .. cy bl"'liee coadition, material · ' befon 1900 especla!IJ wanted, PaYl"'l eurrent pricet, ~tlal. Selld list to Cl!sh }lc;,! _ P. 0 . Box 64ll, Mason, va. · .. t 23 12tp II '":'t~ Ill Ohio ..•• Martold .. !fc'~IOJI~. Box 77, Syracute, 1'':11~4~-::-:~--:-!.' lll021p clepeloclable, middle illf~'tiJ...\. woman lor housekeeper ' cart. Ph. 773-592f m. 10 5 3tc lor ' ' toet1 1alaty, paid ·IIIII ether beneils. • .... 'j-j~=~ .• . • know .. ... - ·~ ..,.,.. ./ """J ... . e-o The Pomeroy, 11111 upm. Jilt"'lel t . . . . . . lt .... · • - • • •• ,. - .• .• , ' i i · ' • •• ·' �............ "'' ' ,. ... ~ ~- I . ' ' 1,.- ·' ·, ' ~-------- 1'-D•"· Sentinel, Pomaroy·lllddleP0!1, • We(t AD " INFORMAnON ..... ............. ! SIGII$ ... .. .., ....,. 'V" ... . . . . . OMIIIM fltt A. M. CANCILLATIONI ' . ' ,. ' ' ' . '• . / - '' '"' I 1 ;-; : ' I"' .. \. .'. ~- :. ~ ' ... Extra Cash The .Want-t\d, Way usiness Services. t .• ~· I \, COIIICYIOIII ' - Oet. 6, 1980 ----~~~~-- · ~--~--~-----11 P01ne1ov CIP Wll M lceii!IW ulltll t&ll A.M. Par DIW et PullllcfttM o. Motor Co. OIJAUTY •••uut10•1 TM hla...... .....,.. 1M t11M te ... er ,.lKt ..., • ..._... ,.....,... ............... .,... .... ID!Ktllftllall. lltM, lrron ....... 1M COMMANDER'S C111FAM- .................... .., ,._n..._ .,.,. 111111 . . . '""..,., ,.. w- IF ONcY SOMEIIOPY'P RIPfAL 'THE ~AW OP OATU All HrYHit • hill .. ,., WMI .... ,...,.... MIDI,_• CM,_ II ....... n ctinh ,., ...,.,_ n .... c.. ...... u ?1 .... • ....................... jNit otat Ollc!Mtt .. ,,,. ICit CAIO OP TtiAifll:l a .oarTUAIUU tJ.U ...,_J1 ...,.. ·......... lach ftee'ftiRII . . . . Ill, oP•tc• aouu Mtv...., •••. 1~ "' M, .. t:lf!P· M. Dll., M. .. ,,.. ..... l'rl M1 IAil' Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Te 'LACI A ~- ·aiiUt.. f NODUCI ... WANT a.• I PHONE WU-2156 II . . . . IY HOWIE SCHN!IDEit HOW DO 'rtXJ f'tEL AflOUT lllE: lWH\ AMERICA 1 '*' OPSTAIRS IN 1HEiR lmMS WHERE lHEY CAN'T eoTHER N.Ji· I THIIJK. 11-!GRG'S A PlACE 1/IJ S(X:f€TY FOR 'IOJIJG Fi'Ofl.€ ! BODY! SO GET UP THERE! lv ART SA~SOM '' ' ' ' PHOTOGRAPHS DICK TltACY "' · ., IMIIIII 11\." Of Tha 0.11tllty You " r. ' WiliVol~~aFor A lifetime GROVER'S STUDIO ........,. WY 2·2471 ~-r ly MI!RRILL BLOSSER LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII ly HAROLD GltAY . ..... .. ~·-:.. AlliE AND SLATS PEANUTS 0 . OLD COINS and paper tUrrell· .. cy bl"'liee coadition, material · ' befon 1900 especla!IJ wanted, PaYl"'l eurrent pricet, ~tlal. Selld list to Cl!sh }lc;,! _ P. 0 . Box 64ll, Mason, va. · .. t 23 12tp II '":'t~ Ill Ohio ..•• Martold .. !fc'~IOJI~. Box 77, Syracute, 1'':11~4~-::-:~--:-!.' lll021p clepeloclable, middle illf~'tiJ...\. woman lor housekeeper ' cart. Ph. 773-592f m. 10 5 3tc lor ' ' toet1 1alaty, paid ·IIIII ether beneils. • .... 'j-j~=~ .• . • know .. ... - ·~ ..,.,.. ./ """J ... . e-o The Pomeroy, 11111 upm. Jilt"'lel t . . . . . . lt .... · • - • • •• ,. - .• .• , ' i i · ' • •• ·' �...•, '• ' ,, ~allY Sentinel, ..' • ( ·, '. I ' . ( " ,, I WOMAN .to WOMAN ' ., ~~ · · ------~--------· ' - Nagging Wives Strike Ot:Lt By PATRICIA McCORMACK J cautions wives against nagging. complaints about his job and to NEW YORK (UPI J -Your He also ni xes ihe wtfe who has hts reasons for fee!Jng hemmed husband brings home a comfor-1 unrea listiC a mbJtJOn~ lor huboy. table $12,!100 a year. Or a more l No Politics comfortable $15,000. Or a mo:>t \ He's eq ually unenthusiastic comfortable $30,000. about the wile who follows the in. One sign is that hi! sees othors with the same ienl!lh of firm while he stand! Ntill. ' A1d in Move , , these amounts. You ootlce he's If husband and wife ''l\'o boss wants an executive that It is: time for a cha.n~e, reasonably unhappy. He feel> who bogged down . hemmed in , a1•d >a id. IS bossed by wife," he according to the expert, . wile should . support the hug- Breilmayer, dea lmg m the ban~ tit his various boss. recruttment o[ execu tives tor 20 aimed at getting the job-change You may observe, too, thilt years nationwide and interna. wheels m motion. otherwise unappreciated by h1s he's really not living up lo his tloHa li y, said nil three kmds of , We are having 1 Sale of W~men's &.Her Dresses (seleded from our . regular itock) - a Sele of Furniture on the 3rd Floor - RCA Victor Bend Sale in the Houuweres Dept. . . , • I enttne see TO BRIGHTEN AND LIGHTEN. Mbs Ritz Finisher <·on· tours t:heekbones and hollows. For a radiant blush just brush your face with this pressed powd ery cake that fomes in .a petite pink compact. For added nil{httime job, not be able to live up to it Many, Many New Arrivals All Over The Store - It's Not foo Early To Be Thm!Ong of Gift Buying. Jlamor, there are colors in special shimmer shades. bility to vote. Inc., of New Canaan, Conn., $30,000. Some executives on the roster make $100,000 or more a year. Age? Breitmayer said the odds on placement aren 't so "She should listen to hiS good over age 50. ' As..;;ociation urged renewal of union Thursday- Friday- Saturday SALE KODAK INSTAMAnC CAMERAS MOVIE PROJEaORS •• SUDE PROJECTORS 19.50 lnslomollc 104 Comora OulHt 14.50 29.SO tnstamotic 154 Comero Oulllt 23.50 47.95 lnotomoltc 304 Comoro Oullit 31.25 59.95 lnst•mttlc 404 Camera Outfit 41.25 104.50 lnotamotic 704 Comoro .... 19.50 124.50 1nlttmtt1c 804 C1mtr1 . •.. 99.50 14.50 lnstomotlc M60 · In other business the associa- • Ministerial tion announced that the annua l Thanksgiving service, the TB levy in the November would be held at the r'irst Bap~l ection at il.;; regu lar meeti ng tist Church with the Rev. DnTuesday at the Middleport ald Hicks as speaker. The Week :hurch of Christ, of Prayer was scheduled for Movi1 ProfHtor .. . . ....... . . .. 69.75 99.50 lnltama11c M65 MoYle Pro(tctor .. ...... .... 11.50 149.50 lnolamollc M70 MO.It Proltctor .......•• , , . • , , 123.50 The Rev. Max Donahue, who iJanuary 9-13 usmg the central Is serving hi s first year as i theme of "Consensus of Ch ris· pastor of Heath Methodist ltianity." Chur<h, was given a cordtai I The group of mini;lers also w~lcome. He also gave the op· em.ng praye:. . The asso,cJah?n express~d the hope that, '.The voters m Meigs County g1ve the TV levy 1 would be assisted ·on! once vote the importance it rightly and th ai pic tures would Ybe tak- Adam West {BatmanJ Burt Ward (Robin) Miss Hoffman • Is President of Eastern FHA I;. Around and About Middleport LODGE TO MEET Worshipful Master Richard W. Vaughan announces thai , Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F & 1 1 AM, will hold its regular month· i: ,: ly meeting Wednesday, October @ ~i ~ at 7:30 p.m, at the Mason ic :< i! Tt•mple in Pomeroy. All Mas· ~ ~ ter Masons are invited to at- · tend Mrs. Jane Gilkey Is vaca· tioning in North Carolina with TAIL AWARD relatives. 39.95 lnotamatlc M2 Movlo Comero 32.50 159.50 lnslomotlc M6 Movie Ctmera . . . .. .. , .. .. , • 129.00 94.SO Kodak Aulomotlc 35R4 Comoro .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • .. 79.50 79.50 Carout•l Slidt Pro(eclor Modoi 600 ..... .. ..... 64.50 119.50 Corouoel Slide Pro(edor Model 700 ..... ....... 98.50 144.50 Corouoel Slide K Proloctor Modo! 800 .... , • 126.50 49.50 Kodak Rtodrmote , Sltdo Vlowor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 4UO (Well Known Brands) About Pomeroy I For a Special this weekend - In the !leidY to Wear Department on the 2nd Floor. Our $7.95 to $12.95 - All &lzea f!ll Junior :Miss and IWt .8li1Js. Two piece etylee • shifts IQ~ fitted ltylet - with ihort or ~ lenlth a1eev11. . ' $7.95 Uniforms Sele $6.00 $8.95 Uniforms S1le $7.Oo FHA Staff Attends State Meet ( $10.95 Uniforms Sale $8.00 $12.95 Uniforms Sele 10.00 Open Friday Night Til 9 CL8SS 'ROOM CUTiES '9Y *- NEW SHIPMENT BRITISH LADY . wear and fit. HALF-SIZE ·DRESSES. . ·sisters . Style ShOp . , + UNIFORMS • On September 20, the East· ern Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met SUNDAY, MONDAY E. in the Home Economics Room. A2C and Mrs. Robert and TUESDAY Frick of Madison, Wise., arriV· The officers elected for the Oct. 9·10·11 coming year were as follows: ed Monday for a 15 days leave "NEVER TOO LATE" with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - TechnicolorPaul Ford Connie Stevens i The Helms World T r oPhY Mrs. John ·Angel, Mrs. Ed· Presiden~ Carolyn Hoffman; Paul Frick. · , Maureen O'Sullivan Award annually recognizes the ward Smith and children, .Se· vice president, Sandra Curtis; !AnLI OF THE DRAG six foremost amateur athletes glenda and Vaughn, and Mrs. secretary, Helen Martin; Miss Jerri Frick of Colum· RACES, of the six continents. The James Phillips and daughter, treasurer, Mary Eagle; bus spent the weekend with her 40 mlnut• T•chnicolor trophy itsell stands six feel Kathy, Columbus, and Mr. and torian, Rela Watson; news parents, Mr. and: Mrs. P,ul C.rtoon-R01d Runntr· Speedy Gonule• high and beara the names of Mrs. Stacey Bunton, Cincinnati reporter, LindA Perry; Frick. ·those honored. spent the weekend with Mr. mentarian, Marilyn Curtis; Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Cur.lis of and Mrs. A~nold Richards and program chairman, Pat Harris; Mechanicsville, Iowa are attended funeral services for i Chapter Mother, Mrs. Thelma guests of his parentS, Mr. M111. Anna Luckeydot of Rut· Eagle. Mrs. Clarence CurUs. ' land. Mr. Richards was reared Rollin (But£h) P1illlns ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS by Mrs. Luckeydoo. I Plans were made to go to lbe Thurston spent a coup! of da B , . subregiOnal meeting . . e Y Mrs. Willlam ,\lilt Is a pa· 24 at Athens High 8 c h 0 0 I. wJth his grandparen~, Mr. , tient at Veterans Memorial Th . Carolyn Mrs. Rollin Bearbs. · hospital and is beinS treated ose gomg were, . Richard '·Pullins returned , •·"-U man, Sandra CurUs, Linda Per- hi ho~" """'·.:...•-- ........... for a VltUS awq; on. ry, Pat Harris, Mrs. Thelma s DM:", J.uw~..,u .~.UCW:y Mrs. Leo ·'Swlck of c..!umbus Eagle, and the advisor, Mrs. enb)g llft:U 8 brief vl&t and Mrs. William Betz, HiiU· Ritchie. his ·~er, Mrs. ard, and Mrs. Garnet Betz and· mond Pullins. He also viSited grandsOns, Jiley and Bobby, of Plans were made for an ex. bls grandparents, Mr. and Gallipolis, visited over the ecuUve council meeting to slart Roltin Bearhs. weekend with Mr. C. ·H. Wise, planning the program of work. Mn. ·Gladys Cuclder rebmt· Sr . and Miss Ruby Wise. Mr. Dues for the coming year were ed home Friday, alter a Wise observed his birthday an· discussed. They are to be paid weeks visit at Powhatan Point, niversary. Also calling were by November 7. with Mr. and M111. GraUs Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., Plans were ma<le to initiate an who accompanied her Middleport. Mr. Wise received new members In October for the weekend. gifts and cards from relatives · Charles Burt has returned and friends. his empiO)'ment at Lorain Mrs. Earl Knight has reIN OKINAWA spending several weeks at IT'S NEW! turned from Columbus where Staff Sergeant Albert K. home, Rutland Road. Si lVER SHOE she has spent a week with her Stansbury, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heff f1UNw1thsumrins J IO'tll with taclr daughter and son·ln·law, Mr. James Yeager of 1 Cole are the guests pu rchn• ot POLL· and Mrs. Ron Halley. Pomeroy, has arrived for and Mrs. Claren<-e Mllllllo PARROT SHOES Mrs. C. M. Hennesy is visit- at Naha. AB, Okinawa; RuUand. ing this week in Columbus with SlliDsbury is a medical Mrs. Ellen E~bacb ··~~" her daughter and· family, Mr. atOry supervisor, and a Tuesday \vlth her parents, and Mrs. Gordoo Harris. She ate of Pomeroy High School. Mrs. aarence ~ accompanied Mrs. Harris · to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moufrom 6.99 Columbus Saturday. Forrest Bachtel. and family of Gr~viUe Mrs. J. W . Da1!'son of VienMrs. Pearl Reynolds and were Sunday ~uests of. his 8.99 na, W. Va., Is spendlug the house guest, Mrs. Nina Mr. anc!, Mrt. EaUe MDsswlnter here with ber daughter of Akron, visited in man, MinersVIlle, and son·ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Mr. and 0.. Holj~ I ht"'"-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOOjj and family .and Mrs. , North of New&\'k were ~.,,~ Pott·Parmt eaton to ttttte evening dinner of , oo•d> wiUt- oty1eo att oot and Mrs. for ICitooiHiotld high Mr. and •ITIOftll u. tlttlo dolls lor Mlis appeo'""""· Ratld hlllh with mom• btc.auu of their substonlili ~llnlctlon, Colore~rtoons • W~iTE fall ' TWO VERY POPULAR and versatile hairpieces are the basic wiglet and the made of Dynel. The wiglet <an be used for anything from a slmpllfted walorfali do~n the back to bowed curls attached to the <rown (left). The "fall," styled willa hetght at the erowa and molded lG shape lhe face (right) can be worn for R•• oeulilon. These are b;r Dawld .t. David. ' -.. MEIGS THEATRE "BATMANu }, Beauticians as their civic responsioiilty, but !rom the Rev, M. E Dawson a spiritual one as well, to for a gifl given him. The Rev. elert people of highest integrity Donald Hicks, president, presid•===--=== = = -tled over the meeting. The Rev. Ruppeil o[ lhe First United Presbyterian Church, P-roy Ohio refreshments. -Tcchm color- I, Salel Nurses - Waitresses - deserves, " and asked members d fl d ef their various congreg~tions en an 1 e · ''to accept their duty, not 1only A note of thanks wag read THURSD...Y, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY O<L 6-7-8 ?· Be sure to select the Nmtra or proJector you want now llftd nve during this Salol discussed the pr-oblem of providing aid for transients g~ ing through the village and agreed that persons needing aid TONIGHT NOT OPEN ' ' .,1 ·, ·Fast, Snaky Inez Moving Westwa · IB and-lose it. In whi ch case" the two eleme nts together. vou're worse off than vou wen~ "The wife," he said in an in otrices. in the beginning. · mterv iew. "can be of grt!atest The ministers stressed the William F. Breitm ayer, pres- help to a dissatisfied executive christian citizenship responsi- ident of Execut1ve Register 1 by !endi11g a sy~pathetic ea:·1 Pastoral Action Urges Renewal OITBLevy The Middleport register for a change. Usuall)l!, he explained. the~e are the -men who are at the1r peaks, but their wives insist that they. do better. ''The experience," he said, "helps the wife to get a more realistic view of her husband." The average salary of exec~­ He m• kes his livjng putting lives placed by the firm i '.· Welker Asks 900 Gallians For Support . Frequently •. Brellmayer on a downward cour~e. Bre1tmayer 's f1rm has filed on more than 12,000 emp:oyed executives looking for greener pastu res- greater opportumties, more money. He also dea!s with half-a-thousand companies, drug -makers to doll-makers, looking for executives. ', f fr 4 ' or,' " f FIVE CENTS potenti al - the one yo u fi gure \\ives only lead hubby's career down ~ecu t1ves who want for him. And wh 1le vou're figuring, you cjearty tha1 more mont:y, 'i n addition to greater job satisfaction. would chee r up the gloomy hearthside. At thi s point, you can nag him into gettmg anoth er job. Of course, he may land a be tter ·.f' .,.I ~I Delloted To The Interest. 01 The MeipMIDon :4reo - ~i'rhe . ' '( W~k on the 2nd Floor- Jnstamatic Kodik Sele and Film on the hi Floor·- Our West of an executive making one o( her husba nd 's l'iueer. at y This Weekend, Thursday, Friday, Saturday· serVice moving ahead . m" the At any rate, you're the wife office po l1\ics route to helping '1·: • ''I .. ' . ·---·~' /'.I .t, • ,. Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Oct. 5, 1968 ' ~,. ,.,,~,~'ir''"'"":l. ~~ . --·to?"'l\'.;'•.'7 ~- ,. ............................ ..,__, _ _. .., _j J . ~ • ... ' ., . ~0mer91 "'-~r"""~-----..io...,..,...._...., • Mrs. Mabel . for her home, after a relaliva• F!l: __, _,wlt,b BE THRIFTY S.le- Womens 8. 95 to 16.50 SaveAIIofYour Seleslips From ELBERFELDS IN POMEl!OY DRESSES , I A group ohbout-150 Dresses - In Slzea for Jun. lor Petites - Regular Junior and Misses Sizes , and half sizes. Wblle lhey last - this group, Many ol our Cllllomen llave equipped tholr ld~ ohena with eookiD& ulel> lllit GluiWare Dishes - Appliances Cleaning Rift'' - Gad· lets - Bou I lilta for thetr Frlen . V18it the bt111 ware's llepartmeot on llalD Floor - See :$8.95 DRESSES --...,.-- SALE $4.48 $1G.95 DRESSES :$12.?,5 DRESSES '· f16.50 DRESSES Agency services were naluated when FHA County SupervJ. sor Milton E. Rouab 8lld two members of hia local stall at. tended a 3-Gay meellnl recently of Ohio Farm Heme Adrnlnl• lratloD per101111el at the Alwood Lake Lod&e iD C8rroD County, Atte!1dlng with Roush wert SALE $5.48 SALE $6.48 SALE $8.25 17 Meigs Men Being lndutled At Fort Hayes / / , / It::~~ 0. Wertman, llllstaJi< I: supervisor, IDII l4rf Sblrley E. CrQiby, CO\IDifoffilll clerk. IDIDY new anivab fpr ind your home. , Received -Another Big Shipment LOG CABIN SCATTER .RUGS ' I 'l'lte "Log Cabin" Is a stnart JooklnC acatter rug of. heny 100% nyoa vllt!ole Wflb a "sure grip" back for mulmum aldd rellltance. We have aold. lho~ . 4nds of these rugs aDd lhey are :well know,n for their unlfomi.quaJ1..tJID4 : , ~eM . wortmalllhip. ChoOJe troin beautiful decorator eofori hic,udl!IJ , te, Red, Pillk, Aqua, Rose, Yellow, Ulac, Cbi!DPIID'o Tan~e, ; lfoli n, Coral, Green, Blue, LIJae, Grey, Mint GreeD, AnUque Gold, 'lton•Bellt, uolse, Royal Blu~ Plum, Brown. MIIChlne W~btble. , · . ~. . ; . ' ,, . Size 24x36 Size 27x48 st. 24x7o $1'~9$ · SI~W..,..._~--· $4;95. ~$2,95 ' SJ~~k6 . ~·" 1 . '· ,· .• f..~ts •·. :.· .'i 1 ( .,: flp Attacks f ~. ' • J I ! 'li· . . ~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 5, 1966 fowler williams