https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d50bc30c6244c8b0d2a43c4aa3db85b9.pdf 6df35533ecefd89307dc152fb4ecb3f6 PDF Text Text ., • ~ ~;J ··, , •. ' . .... ~ ' ' .,• . ···r..· . .' "<1 i· ' .,.' ' ..:-.·· ' ' ' ' Sentinel, Pomeroy-'.!tddleport, 0 ., de!. 1Z, 1968 HELEN HELP US! ' ' Ciluld lead to gossip and q II t! ' '!. f ) 1 l ' · · 65 Ford Galaxle 500, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. traftL Redia & whlflwell tlrtl Heat.r, 64 Ford Galaxie • SOOXL 2 Dr. Hordlop. I cyllildar, 4 speed traM. Llko now 62 Ford Fairlane 51111. 2 Dr., I eylfnclor, ltlncllrd trans. 64Pontiac 4 Dr. Stotlon Wagon. Automatic traftl. 6 cylinder en,lne Tompett 64 Ford Galuie 500. 4 Dr. I Cfllndar, 1uto. tranL Radio end he1&tr, power sfHring. whltewaO Hra 63 Chevrolet Btl Alro. 4 Dr • 6 cyl. Stlftdard trans. WhHe wd "61 Buick Spee:al . 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. trans. Radio & th1t.r. · Whitewall tim 63 Rambler 550 Series 4 Dr. 6 eyHnller, standard trant.. r• dlo & heater, Hres. whltew•JI 65 Pontiac G.T.O. fempa!;t . 2 Dr. Hardtap. 4 ..-d trans. 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Or. t eyllnder aut• malic trans. Radio alMI hHtar. oowar ste.rfng. white wall tirn. 65 Dodae Dart 2 Dr. 170 S.riM, 6 cylln" cler, ~tandard trans., radio · and hutar 64 Ford F-700 S spted trans. 2 speed rear · ttMrlnq racfle 1nd he•t.-r 4 dr 8 eyl At Trtn!l. P Dump Truck 8 cylinder. axle. Lang wheel b1... 63 Mercury Custom 7 Door H1rdtop. Power Steering 1M 8raket. Automatic trent. Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT l.eC111t & Sycemore Sb. Middleport S.tThe · Fotmflt· Rogers LINGERIE . FaAhion· I .. riage. We both know that ~ only a part of love, we feel it is an expression love to be shared. Our mental attitude is healthy and un· troubled by conscience. I II When I hear arguments yours I'm reminded of the who shortcuts through a flower garden saying, "l'm careful see? J don't hurt anything." But if everyone followed his lead . soon there'd be nothing . Collection ' 'l!lorenO de1iJD. ' Set . Nowl eo~- · llid p1utlt ladle. ~enttrie ), ·· I ~ It;,. _,wl'lllto ork like lllll!llebTau for " ....,' movin1 DDt,· dust, eat aad dol balta from clothiDI, luml!llre. ate. l'lle ortginol magic Iabrie eleaner-. · ..n>el, citing fall suits. ln the collection ... .. hvo and This column Iii dedicated r. family living, so if you're having kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU. She wiU also we1come your own amusing e1.periences. Ad· d r e ss Helen Boltel In care of this newspaper. SMALL COLlEGE POLL NEW YORK IUPI) -The u ni t e d Press InteruaUonal small college lootbali ratings with first place votes and won-lost records in parentheses: Teams Polala 1. N.Dak. St. (25) (~) :rl1 2. U. No.Dak. (3) 14-lli 270 3. San Diego St. (1) (~) 210 4. Mid. Tenn. St. (2) 1$-0) 208 5 Weber St. II) (3-1) 167 6. Sui Ross St. (3-0) 121 7. Massachusetu IZ.t) 89 8. (Tie) Mont. St. (4-l) 88 Chattanooga (I) 13·1) Ill 10. Delaware II) (3-0) 89 Second 1~11. Arkansas State 45; 12. Long Beach Stall' :!0; 13. Lenoir Rhyne 11) 23 ; 14. (tie), New Mexico Highlands and UC Santa Barbara 22; 16 (tie), Temple and Luther 16: 18. Eastern Kentucky 15: 19. Ba ldwln· Wallace 14 ; 20, Mlcbi· . gan Tech 12. CONGRESS ASSVRED WASHINGTON (UP)) - N• lional Football League Co mflsioner Pet~ Rozelle· bas 381Ul'ed Congress there are 110 pi.IDs to substHule closed circuli cr PI' ~evision U bb league meo·les with the American S16.50 WI~ARD to DEODORIZERS Sanitizes the alr. Sprint bouquet, Bathroom. oookin& odqr and unscented. ~ . ~ SAUCE PANS --sotld and printed jacketo with ~ solid color pants. Sizes 3 to 7, 5·95 to ' ' All Simplicity Patte""' 9!Uif"qlltced Perfect. Simf,/" ci!ll u t'Ji111ff lUtutrate(j. ~~ Chart with each at· Our Warm Car Coats choose (rom, wide wale corduroy, beeksuede tweeds - lapelitry prints - iwills - and wool meltons, some pile lined, 1ome 'Yitb attached hoods, beaut!· ~ l 00 Slzu I to I Band to 2·95 sus Sotoct YourHff A Now Mono llo Tonk Long Tall WEMBLEY NECKnE WORK SHIRTS You'll ltl<e the new oelecUon in read1 tied ties and regular four-in-hand st)rlea, the new wldtha, Paille)'l, neat p1ttems. Buy youraelf one or two now. Extra heaVJ we!Aht. 100" cotton, two po<Jiefl. s.n. lorlzl!d ahrunk, Colorful Dlald patterns. Sbeo !til IQ 10. ond FLANNI $3,95 2·50 For Your F1ll1nd Winter Stwlng to 60" BONDED WOOLENS ' A beautl!ul ll'OUP or new Fall Bonded WooleD& In· eludln&- See Our Fine Selection of GIRLS' SKIRTS eAU Wool l'lanne!J eAU Wool Heathel'll e Wool and Nylon Checb eNylon and Orton Balketweave Wool and NylOn Plaids and Tweeda Colors Include - C~meL Olive, Plum, Cranberry, Beaver Brown, Royal, and Others. e NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE 151Yo on Scotts Whllt Our Stock Lists It's your chance tAJ stock upl Seotts Lawn Seed, Turf Builder, Cope, New Kansel and Halts. Use now, or ill SprfDC. Ch008e from llfp stitch pleatl, box pleats, sbeafb sly!eo and western styles, all wool solids and BED PILLOWS plaitb, wuhable ocrub den!JDJ, aolld cOrduroy~ 1nd beautiful soft knita. Sizeo 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. • Ban .. ' LT. HANK CLELAND Mena SIMI 29 to 36 po 38to44 16·50 39·50 "' $4,95 · Ages3to6und7to 14 new fal] colOrs. Customers Storm Slzeo 8 to 18 In Ioden gree~ grey or light neutrll. Made wtth tapered leg - c ness - and with belt loops. Authentic weatern style and slim flt. 50% Ko4el P!J(.yeater and 50% Cotton. You never 11w such a Dice selectlon of girls warm knit t!IJJI, includiq ear warmers., bon· aet., . Jtocltina cap1, aPort caps. patterna and solids. coats, several lengths to ... CORDUROY SLACKS For GIRLS Warm, fOmfortable car ' ' KNIT CAPS Select One of .. BOYS SIZES HONDO Cozy, Warm Come In And ' . ' "' ' . $4,95 ' ILIIPCRAPT POAM ~TIX PILLOW Striped Zipper Covtr 3·95 ILIIpCRAPT DUPONf DACRON PILLOW • - or lluo florol Print Tick ' ' IIRINI, PORTRIL 7(hn) PILLINII Wh1to or lluo/Wht!t Ctmlnt - - 3-95 SQUARU uch tach lll"lt28" . and larpr. J!:s. cellent tor Plllowa, ~ lloa~:l\lot· SIA>oll; IAI~ 11111 1114 nlliiiOrOQi oilier. "lljl to elate liP!!.,. .falld.. Ia 1'~ f:lil:tl.,'fWeedo, Broeito .. ~ .... . Weetara · ob'le. · front ·sutton Wllbable. Sbeo _,lliiiiQ (lf.lt\!o) medium Ul-ll\l) [lrp (18-10\IJ ' ! SOc ....h .' ....... . ' '· to= ' ,, ~: .~,,I.:,;J_ .. 1~.j~; Jf ;, r1nest lmld-btowa 11U1 , Each pleee hu a dua1· role, as 1 terver or nowera or plants. Am: calor. . -2~·~kltclr .• "" 1:1: J IMPORTED ,, GlASSWARE ·· ' '· On S.le In Tht Drp "V Deportment 10·95 cboO s ~ Used as Shields Viet Cong Under Attack i. Smooth beoUDI llumill. . Pan coven ntin bumir for faat, eveJ beatln1. For Your Fall Sewing ...,.. .... ' . Use . . . .. ........... "SIMPLICITY PATIERNS" zipper jackets - attached hoods ' ' $1.79 boys and girls. 2 pe. style1 -: . .spotesD)IID IGr 'Houaewlvta I 'Food Prices. '"'1llll . cli . hOuiewlvtt' .. -~lind wa want to keep It 49c ; Warm and rugged snowsuits lor Sanctions Ban Martins 'Ire a non • p~n organiza. li,..; Paul a I QT, TIFLON COATID See our new Fall an~ HoHday Uno of "Rogers• Lingerie. New ij!Yles and colors in Shift Gowns, Long Gowns, Full Length Pajamas, Baby Doll Pajamu, Peignoir Sets, Slips, Hall-Slips and Panties In the Lingerie Department on the First Floor. .' ·aJ!>n," laid J:way·. WINTER WEATHER FASHIONS 1966 DENVER -D~ER AREA hoUsewll'fl,' dttermloed lo [lUI an end «>.. 11\elr :Jpii'Allni food coon.. today baga)l pUitlq final touehttt ·111 ,tllelr pJinMd· mua boycott ·of live · ~ajilr market ellalbs, . Poii~IBno ·oo all Jnela were _ . to junlp on tho ''bttldwqon," but a .. . tlfo_ man ti thf wl~•. reported!) • numbering In the .!housanda, . iald lhtjl' weten't needed. "We fabrics, shapes and colors. 7n. 01 The Jf.,_,.M_n .4HG No .Thanlu h lhree piece sty les. Newest ss9.50 . ~ ,1~11 1 3.49 oHI LINT;.CHASERS fashionably . . . . our ex- , 1 I Ready to go anywhere, ' l .tiJ!1 of tw6lve ,eacb cupo · and banam Iarp bewl new fall suits answer the aote, as this friendship just cannot be as far wa money gaes. Did I interpret her letter MRS. W.J.A. Dear Mrs. A: No! I think your snobbishness" may have you a fine friendship. Pl'Olnin-ll eot people are often not near· II Jy as aware of their posi.tion1ll as you are. They r. cbooae friends for therDBel•ves, nol their money, but aometimes their "apartness" keeps them a lliUe ronely. Your kind of social conscloosness , shuiS them off from contacts they'd really enjoy. - H. Leap. 1.; • < . .. ' .,..:. _-'~:"( e ;l .D-lled Td . ' lelt but dirt. --- ~• • ' ,. is a decision adult persons must make for themselves and don't think sudety should do it I lor us. - INDIVIDUAL THINKER 1 didn't '\ l •j \11- '. CRYSTAl GLASS PUNCHSOS " Ntw This is one individual's opin- What would happen te marriage and the family if every- II one decided ro trample down II society's rules? Let's hope "Free in Utopians" don't start a stampede you'll bitterly re· little wife says. "Yes, chirf.'' gret someday. - H. Especially as concerns ano lh· er man. -H. Dear Helen: Thank you for disagreeing Dear Hel en: with "Free in Utopia." If adI read the letter from "Ft~e ults are going to take the ill Utopia" and I couldn't athat sex before ~~~~ II gree with her more, on the tude is wrong for teens but subject of living with the per- !or adults, where is it going son you love regardless of a lead? GOO made rules for wedding ceremony. own good, not just to make The point about maturity and harder on us. He knew that buUook Is the main thing. You rules at all would make a mess have lo be sure It Is right for of the world. An unprincipled, you - tho best solution. My undisciplined nation won't btylrlend and I are still In last. - D. H. 10Uege. We started later than most and H will be four years Dear Helen: IJ!Iore we ean ~RSider mar· Stme months ago my husband and I mel two cbarmlng women at a guest ranch. We all felt 8J if we'd known each other for years and decided ro get togeth..- inasmuch as we lived in neighboring towDB. I have since found that thev II are from a prominent familv and very wealthy. We !eel we cannot keep up with !ham socially. We have a nice home, and are comfortably situated, but our social positions are uot compatible. WHY Recently one of the• .::;~ /1 TAKE sent me a note on her bt A business stationery. I feel she did this to let me know who she CHANafl was, se that we won't get upushy" though it seemed very friendly. BUY A GOBLE USED CAR! 1" ""• . i l r: . a 26 PiiCI a Dear Thinker; damaged reputation plus eventual marilal trouble. She says th!! lwo children - teenagers - al bume make it above board. And you? - L.G. Dear L: Your wife my knuw she's l:l· bove approach, bul the sn&ep and snicker set doesn't; and raised eyebrows ean make eveD the most trusl.ing husband wonder if he should be. Moreover, when a husband says, "It isn't proper," a good s~ '~· ' of-town (400 miles' male friend ion and I know you and others to spend several nights at the do not agree with me. But it family residence when her hus. band is absent. In this case the husband is borne about every other weekend. I say Jt is not proper and ' ' • oi!: ·.i. •!' -·- -- AMMUNITION FOR 111E 'SNOOP AND SNICKER SET ·· l Dear Helen : My wife and I had a friendly argument and we'd like your opinion. She contends there is nothing wrong m inviting an out- .' .. :· Cleland Wins Commission in Signal Corps '' ! �'· .f . :P ' " ' ' '"~ ,• v - ' •• - \. i • I '· · :o·.h·n··son Warns \ro·t·e. . s· 'fr!~.,~::~~~in~~i'o;:.' iT v f · G ·!.~ ~· ot to · ote or op =~~:~~~~;:~:~:::t:;~ " . • . .' Ill ... . · · · . lax! Th,ert !!UI be a t'N\1· \lay ~firm lnconle 'rax and Social Se<urlty Short Courie Novembor 3 'nd .· ~ 't llhio Stst~· Uni· j l \ ,, ' I' ' •; I ! must bt ..nl ln'.by Octobor ·1&. ' >- •· Enrollment appl)ca~nn• irt .. _.. . .• , , !;; Johnson Ucked <Iff a list of tho men in Viol Nom "do not ~~:!:~on!roS:v~ ;,al .countv · his idm.1iS!rJtion's accom- shrink" from tho responsibilll1 ' Area Extension • c~"'..;· tJ>t . I plishments in he,lth, education, o1 keepln~ Amerioa'a promises E Main Street Jack n onil • food far the hunlry, COIIIJerva- in Vitt Nam, "wo have : E;.,.llment wili be l:lted ~ lion aod mcome. promists to k..p at hOI!''· 17& . He said tile cumnt Congrtss lOP." i • · · PAM ROUSH , had "supJ)!II1ed Ytl\lr Pres· lit osked for tht return of "a , ·· :dent's eff..-ts to build a iastiog •lrong )}emocratir Consress --. peace - by keeping America aod we wlil fulfill thos• /'.!. ' ' ' I SUOOJ. honor!.. America'• promises." I II I' .. ' .'lllt Ch;of ·E..cutive resumed comm;tments and b1 staying He listed them as pledges lo MASON - Wahama'a Hom• ber of tht•Stud~nMl!iwi(..~ ·~alt, ~ ~l!l' .ol ·,fM .ter Ills role " the iea\let ol the the ,~urse in VIet Nam to Ichildren •·who need education," ·coming fesllvilies planned !qr Girl's ~~~~~~ A~~~~ ~~IGr CINI..SIIe !•1ht 114uP , ~tiiO<ralk Party after briefly prove thai aggression does not to the poor "who need hope" AdmJIIioq • October 14, art C(lmpletad ·With " da~tor Of llollhi! llal!flb ,. · :· · , d!'tl!ll•l 1111 nat of tile pa,." land 10 the old "whc n..d Harry w. Doxter, Burkhart the seleclion of candidate. for Mason, '!" · tht late. ~lao . NoOn·e·· ·Hu~ !"'iefman fllt a · JllOI'IIUll Lane: Mrs. Marjorie Ruther- Homecommg Queen. i Roush. . ·' ,. . . ,. <..I.""" rdeeting in New York City with Tht_f'resident said that while comfort" ford, 37 Smithers St., Mrs. The1 are Pam Roush, a mem- : .Another Stnlor c'l)dl~ate,. II , . :: ' lillotian Premier Souvanna 2-Daily Sentinel, l'omeroy·Middlepcrl, 0 ., Oct. 13. 1968 Clifford C. Wood, r;oJIIpclis; Vtclde May, I n"mNr of ta. ,I.;., ~'-'HIS• Phouma on Soutll...t Niian - - -- --·------ ' Mrs. Florence I Halle,, KanNatiOnal Honor ~ely . and •, ID u I ' ,., Pfoblems 4 .. borden VII'! auga: James R. Merry, Rl. 2 oecretary-treaS\II'et,. .. ol till '/' •, 'wtll'• he llekl N,m. • Bidwell: Mrs. Rose E. Irion Student Couqcll. She Is tile Jat~· "' H••. rw • hardGallipolis: Lester R. Hudson'. Har- • .. . 1111 h!l\1111 pohtiral speech at a The October dinner mee!lsg 11 n invitation to tho Silt Bien· Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. . 0 I i Yl a Jeanet\8 Miller, .a StrtJ No one· waa lnjilrtQ In • · 1\io ,. · rtlfY lo promote the candida· nl lhe Middiepcrt Busmess and mal conference on Health and Young, Rt I, West r..Jumbia; I 111' PiiJon t 1-f~ · flit · .... ol Dtmocrals Rep Harris Professional Women's Club was Welfare isoues, on Oct. 181h. Mrs. Elizabeth M. )}ryder, Pl. II ~~!Poi Ill$. l'ljcDowell and James M. held Tuesday evemn~ at the Plans were made for the 1 Pleasant : Mlldrec Woome~. Rt. 7. 1rld at t~t~ · Ohio end til 1'- . · , · · . 1)l1Doil Jr., who 11 running. for Marti11 Rtstaurant. w1th Mrs. local celebration of Natrona! 8 2, Pt. Ple..ant: Mrs. Wa1d L. The Rutland PTA Monday enT"4 , l tltf Silver B!'iKt, a"""t''tltll ID ~ tilt Sonata ap1Mt Republican ,Grtct Pratt!, preSident, presld· & pw Clob week, October 161h i Diddle, Racine ; Todd Srmpson. dorsed the TB levy in 1 'meet· the Slalt lllil!way Patrol .\ 0 !!Ill be h lil ,.16 Sell. J. Clltb Bono. II'll at tbe business ~eetinJ at through Oct. 22nd. ' Pomeroy; Orland w. Floyd, Iing a! lhe Ruliancl High School Of~ .• ' . ' • " ·pe~ r~ J e ·~· In a prepared spo<ch be!..-e . tht Columbta !las offices. Mrs. There will be a breakfast Sun· I Pomeroy; Mrs. Wrliia-n C. Ab- auditorium. The pledge to tht 2 r.WrniOf lo WashilliJion after Pratt welcomed member! and ,d01 morning, Oct. !6th al& a. erls, Jr., Wellston ; \Irs. Joo. nar was led b1 Mlr.hael M•v headed·~ h~ j ~II* ey Cotlcll an ovorniobt, ~liticol owing guests, and o:hurt business ,.,. j m. at the Martin Restaurant, : •ph L. Schwab, Rt. . 2, Catletts· of the Rutland Cob Scouta. hind IDOther 'w a laft l'hiiUI "·.• lad by lht iA!O No? York City tho s.on was bel.· Reports . were ,during whidLthe woman of the I burg, K1 .: Mrs. Rtchard P. Group singing of tile P.T A. . in ' nn"' ..... dleefkllde11' ;.... · 11 · 8mlden! tol~ his audio~ct he read on lile drstllct meotJog l"t lweek wtii be honored and each , Ashor, Ravenswood: MIss Song W8! led by the president, Office soeken for county, dis· tum to 'ctie. s • wro lbrilr!i their choice " will be the Sunda1 at the up· 1 member ot the club will recoive j Elizabeth A. R1an, Charleston, Vernon Weber. Rev. Bill Cart· , iricl and state llllSts wero ore. him. In rllhl Oil." ~ ~m~n~:ro~re» ~ ""' "" · · '" ' rocognldon. FoUowinJ break· • W. Va., Stanley E. Pennington, :er of the RuUand Church o!l sented WedntSday nltht 11 aU ,.,tow~ aolllsl 1 'l'lteMetstlllit'W Pi:l; • "'chfrJed that Republi<ans -~~·m_ r was d1scussed, and fast. tho group. will attend serv-' Flatwood, Ky.: Mrs. Earl W. Christ, gave the devotions. "Moet the ':andirlates niaJtt at 11:: ,.: stru:.C tile ~clt <If day ••ht'll Mill 1ces al the M;ddlepc)1 Chorch Carr, Rl I Ravenswood ; Mrs. The Ohio University l'ia,ers Portland Elem0111ary . school. tha Shriver cai-: ''sproad f"'ro about infloUon" , • . ..-! .,mttd they aro "oxperts ot Chr11t at 10:30 a. m. Richard W1ant. Rt. 5, Jack. 1 th School 0f Dr tic Arts Inlroducttono and 1hort RALLY IN ,., both lear and inflation." As part of the national ceie· •on; Mrs. Marlyn W. Gorre11, 1:nd ~ b sen:a 1 1 1talks by~ ~ndidatel, or '!\ere Wll m~rato \llmep A bon lire tallY wlll"ri,y"Mid · Joh-. had 1 NO p.m EDT bratio~, each member is at· Raveoswood . Angela J Me- "The , evenla • 1 Sky Went P ~~~ lhllir "')reserotUv.., . follllwH lA! tht Rice car~ ~J!Qr teltvi8<4 news conference tempt;ng to acquarnl the pubhc Gwrt, Jackson : Mrs. George iScllool" 81 I pill of the J>I'Oi• a Jibt6!, IUPPII" tponsortd bJ 181 lo 1111 Sllrj., Ill'. I IGt duied frtm the Ea' l Room of . with lhe alms allil projects of D. Otworlh, Rt. I, Ironton: Iram ~f the Silate Dep&rtmen~ tile WsCs of the ·Portland Me~ The· patrol i!llad Ril'o ~ •r- p, jl; th• Wllili House a final quiz the Midtliepcrt Club, which In· Mrs. Odell Miller, Bidw<il : Mrs. ' of Mental Hygiene The mem- odisl Church. 1 I!IU. r.tc.K'It~ ~111 munielpal eoul\ • •L C~;*' ~ ,iJ Sf!JSlOtl belore h~ loaves Mon. chxlos sponsorshiP .t a girl to Julia Cook Rl. 4. Jackson. lbors of the ml ~nd their di· was malltU ·of· memonlet. on a cha'l• Ill faPure ID ara "t;, Ill • 11 ~Y on 0 ll<iay Asian p!'Bct· . Buckeye, Slate: sponsorship of ! . . Bf~s rectnr were entertained ~~ din- Jncloded .amon@ the &ueBII within the IQIJred c ., '!.,~ '"11 fle1tl II ttekiJII tour. . I Bob Cleland ot Roell•• " the • nursess scholarship to Hoi· ' Mrs. Wrllram c. Ahtrts, Jr., ner prior to the meeting at the were Ro)lf!rt ;CI!![.. GOP fiOIII- tinct. . JR~, ~· · The rr.,ldent had be-. ! 116U/ Fund Drive ~hairman : zer Hosp•illl School. of Nursi~~· , Wellston, son, 9· 33 a. m Wed- j homes or Mrs. Robert CanadnJ, missioner cnadlllali: E.' l. !,nolilfr arrotl by the ·~ ~ si!P.t . . .W bf ~ stmsi~r'the oocial gains undar lor the Meigs CAMJnty Chapter, I clvlr participatiOn '" [,.e Hea t ' neofay; Mrs. Jnhs Cook, Rt. 4, :Mr. and Mrs. Vernon .Weber Wrngell, O.mocrat Fxecul!ve Wednesday .... Connerd L. • ~ neld.""'' II!"QCOt4 Ill '!If the Qtb Conrres•. but in nil American Red Cross I' Fuod dr;ve and the IMn S·.··· ! Jackson. daughtor, 5 09 a . m. and Miss san, Schaaf. Miss Committee cha~man. ope~lung ldayle, ~· .eouer. Obto. r::u: ,.rkiaf '"' lor lht ~4rm today he also ilalked to Dole Kautz. "hant'l chair· ' ;ce of hospital equipment and Thursda1 , Mrs. Od•il Mliler, lSchaaf is program chairman of for tho Democrat State Ucket; to obey top ~gn, llond .. . . vOters aboultheir porkethooks. l man. said the fund ~r;ve is OJ· siCk room supplies. l B;dwell, son, 3'48 a. m. Thurs- , the local PTA unit, Bernard V. Fultz, talklns fQr appear In munlciPII t'OIII'I Oct- .... IN: ~ . Blull Ilepobii•aDJ pected to gel underway the I Guest• at Tueoda1'1 meeting d•1· I GOP COnlffts!onal oandidall ober 14. '"" ~~ ~" ''The money people nave to last two wetks 10 Octooer, from , wer< memhe" of the GaUipolls ~ Dilcllarged Mrs .. Menning (Junel Kioes, Clarence !lilt"'; Or. HarOld , bave l1eeti II$ allht ~ •ptmd and to save mrr.·o•rd OCtober 17 to OCtnber II Goal I B&PW Club, .Elisa Kunball. Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mrs. executiVe secret.lry of . the Brown, spl!aklng lor .:>emocrat ' S.:itoJ911A ~ 1illl l!f appro1imately 10 limes •• mucb stt b1 Ill¥ Chapter " $3.'100. lllellY R1al, Juoo;Ja Dowler and Verne E. Bolinger, Paul L. I Mer.gs County TuberculohiS As- Cong. Walter H: Mot'ller; Aod~ 1 heW. IIIIIUII at ' tht •14 ~. ~odor lhe [)emocrals .. tho Thle money will be used ' Mary Clendenin, Bush, Jr., Mrs. John J. CaU, SOC)atiqn, pre,eni4d a talk lor Candidateo i:IOrdon H. CaltlHlp ~ It! Albaor· II r:lf Chit! Exe<utive said. :'In tht for Chapter expenaee in con- ' Mrs. PelT)' Canode, Mrs. Her· !acta of lilf TB Ltey Re al wen. ilenloerat. Jnd · Wayne ·l totlllhL final ~~ months of the neciioo with •ervices to mill. . .. .. - ~ shel Craig, Mrs. Cllllord F. 4nd ur.ed ail to vo or It Gibbons,.Republ1oan, and Geor· Ropubllcan administration, pr). 1tary fanlliies, first liQ and Egnor, Mrs Dalton A Grover, , The PTA Wont on ecord .. ge Banko, Democrat r - n . . • at c j!t<l increased II per cent. In water salety, tho blood Jl'llC· ' Mrs. llollald Hall, Mrs. Earl ' en40rilnl. the Jexy. rs. Bruce tative candidate arid Jack Crtap 'I'M 011111~ <If the lil ~Ills o1 the Kenned1· ram in COMection w)lh hospit· .. : F. Harford. Mrs. W, Jell JohJlo May, f member 0 ' county 'Silfakinl l&r Robot! Swe•oey, · · Comm.,.... W ~ tu/e' Johnson admlnistnUoo, priceo als used by Mt'ip olunty peo~ Gou&e rfadllrl• - Galli· ' ""'· Mrs. Richard H. Martin, ~:::~~~~ P:: ~~r}~:~~~ DOmocrat . lor atlorttOJI lOt> Mrs, Nancy f't'anklla ol al T:'!!,;.,_ ~ hve 1nrreased only ? per COlli. lo, and a• a share "' the Na- 1polis Dam 12.0, 12.1 runnlnl 4 Mrs. Carl R. ParsO'Is, James , and 01 i 1~ the . oral. Jla county waa appoln..,_ ""':.,...~ ..,...... . Me ••ld in I simiiu period uonaf Red Crosa P10811m in. I feet on roilm, Pomeroy. Ma•· jK. Phelps, Mrs. Orville l'hil· lto the~~~·~ . ' vy pllor l lor of an out-o!-sdioel . . ... ~! ' 1 • ro~i. dispooablo, poi'BOIJII in· cJudin1 worJd.~ide dl•asters. Ion 20.49, Pt. Pleasant 21.01. : hfl', Rober! Pow•ll. Paula D. borhOod Yout~ COrpl : come ..... liW• ..... than 2 At the. meeUJlt, the noll ! Hrnton 1.116 Iaiii~~&, Kanawha : Runion, Jamea N. Slater, Vir- Mr. Weber oondllCied the bu.. etpeclad tq be approved per cent under the Republicans bloodmobrle vlsu wao also an. Ihils 4.:15 risln&. Charleston, · g;J A Trotter, Chadea A Stone, ine&S meedng and lnatailed Mr. I · · when tile Ga!Ua-Melss •A.AA . buJ wltll up mcn than 21 oer nounced as scheduled· tor Mon- [19.115 stlltionary. London, Mar- ~ Mrs. Loren Blankenship, Cecil Gene Coleman as lreaiocer. nlty ACtion Program' U.f~ ...nt )0 tho ' liennedy.Johnson :d•1: Oct. :14 at the Pomeroy ; mot and Winfield dams wore on E. Carpenter, Mrs: Bob ,f. IMra. Jessie White gave the ' oommlilel years. 1Jumor High Sclluol from 12 the silis. ; Hemetek. Mrs. Wilham F. :secretary roport. The room 'I n)8ht at lht Metp l'!~•enlifOf . · ~n C:.Ftt• 1110011 until t p.m , Boat Movem•ata: · Winebrenner, Mrs .. James 0. ! banner · was awarded to tht houaa. no, Pr~ent flattered the 1 u Mel&• Coonty citizens will : Ulllo River - Jenks up 14, t , wh1, s. Keep rt flextble. \ homeroom of Mrs. • Marlha l Rlthud Sayrt, CAP ~==ir llil\ Ccial'~• IIYIII& futuro Cllnlinut In support 1he ~~~ a. m.: Baby Lear up 14. 4·M : Harding and infant son. Mrs, Cbapman'l Srd llldl lor hav·, Sliitl l\lrl; •f'rinklln'l I ·JJii)QrlanB '""14 place it •·at pro&ram with 11111 to 110 donors a. m.: John J. Rowe down 14, ' Clifford G. Cutlip and infanl l in& the highest ·)Jfrconlage oi l ment Ia pendlttl lblll " l& ""' 11tf viii')'·t'l' ot the liat.'' Ho ot oach Blnodmol>lle. We 11m!6·to a. m.: Steel EXJire" up ; son, Mn. Clarence Chapman lparenls present. Mrs. Nonga 1a NYC project !rom . . -111!4 ' ~ •OIIkl be ~trntmbero<l be repia~ the biOO<J thai II 1!. 4:115 a. m.: Titan down 18, and infant daughter. IRoberts' 7th grade class room I STOCKHOLM <uP!) -'11!1 D.C. lllft;:e. would ~li fll";thepl.cq~~S'l" ·" l"sed by Meigs l:<Junt} rest. 5:15a. m.: St. Marys down 17, ; Iwon flO in a coalqlt.for selllac 111111 Nobti Pri" ~ . If~ .U ·MtiOn . Uenis." Kautz said. 2:10 a. m.; Onward dowt1 17, the most PTA membership tic· was lll'lriied today to Jlrll fer liilll '"' ri\aiju& .PJY· o 1·30 a. m.; Criss. Jr.. down ; llrelll. Dads' night was ohserv· Amerrcan acrentlsts IIMI thell Qll t1tt fll'~lpaT.IIJI. IIIa$. , , II, I:211 I . m.: Ira C. Blllo I Ied durinl the roo!~! ooutll. Peyton Boua af the would lie , Wa"' Cl!, W1J.I" ~· 1 down ll, 4':!0 a. m.: John K. (Continued !rom Pogo I) Institute in New York and anolher s11:-monllttt plriotl, alettet ltlllnl'lbt ~ ··. ' (Ct!ii~M fr0111 Plftll up II, 5:10 1. m.; Rolllble up i North VIet Nam 1nd toured , FoUowinl the meet.lnll, re- ' Charl~ B. IIUQIDI ol Sayre allo amtOUneed . CGUpot\1 and 1a1erett due; & ,lt. 5:46 a. m.: Wlltet Beck· IMarine pcsitlons juat south or \~esh~'!,:'e~1 aerved ~tht Untvorally ot Cltlcal'l. of if1e Jll'OfM' ettnt1uo1 lllclllded' II lbe ~ama ·Jitpr,dliUvu in November. I ' po)liler l!llma Roper predicted ! NEW YORK <UI'Il ·-8tock jord ap It, 4:25a.m.; Jeller- · lhe demiUtarized 10n1 toc1J1 omo room. en. The HO,IIlll prtu will atlmlnlltrallotl pant ta atljlone wJsltlit II ·IJII'\ !111 :w~ . prices contl~ Wodutsday's 1,.. down 19, 5:45 a. m.: Edea-jalong with Lt. Geo. Ltwis Wail ty·five t;en!ll of the membership divided equally bftll'flll IJ1e jl!ilooltll of _,,7JO for the bilan-, "" ,. ' :1 : , ·~, -~ to at)dress the bri£1< rally al the OJienill& ' na Boaworlll up 211, 4 a. m.; 1UJ. Marine commander in Viet 1lee hao been set aside lhll1ear two. Qordon Ha .aiJo hal dfiiiJPIIIf .lfGI.. ,\(fain ~il, SJitj tht today. ISteol ~r do'!J :Ill, 5:40 •· l Nom. ,. Ito pay for refreshmon!ll, I ,Roua waa lionored lor in eblriJO at· 1111 ...rna,, •Oct.<Slr:llt ¢ li"OIIble for the Shortly aher the 9P""illl. bell :m.: BB}'OU Lallooe up !II, 7 a. ! Tiie Marines reported ktilln& , ~ November meetlnJ wtli dllii!OVery • of trear ttilhl. from I •II r ;~ VIII N.,., wll.ll kufedw"'·Pindressic ~te~tl min.: PMip s~ up 211. watt. IIi Nortb Violll8fll<W! in a five- be held at 'the Rutland Grade vdlii1IHI~~ ~::t:l m. I'~ .~ · ~• lfiiiJiioa n.Mi!tt ,ecopd. r e • '"" •- ''"'"- a 1: I. Fiore '"'"" Jl, l:D a. 1OOtlr fillhl Wednelday jua~ School "" Nov. 14 with open scov•~~ =~·.... tllelr eltJIUtn' and' iliQI '~ · ) ',.. . . gainot UOpereontonllll753m.:Uhle(ieoogedowll2i,5:18 ]hpu" before MoNamlra JltW • hO)is~ . ~. lrt 'oliserved.;, prog· al treatment of , vandallinL'nle.toft ...... ; 1 M ·ll' JSsutll traded. There..., l6l a. m.: .W. H. S~av.r, Jr., down :om the sector In 1 helklqpter lr•m '11'~1'~ pmented by the caJlCI!r, ~J~y tuclt wUI ruq.~ 111!1 H. !g•:.: out of range of smallarmt ; : :::\!:c:"w: win •111\111 Jtj...-..:. ·,.JIIl.l!IING'I'QN. Dol. WI'! I l'll!~ftl Jollnsfl!l, wl!lrlft@ Ill• pi\lj\il'ian's ftdora b!!' io'jes so ~~~ told the voten todly their cl!<l~ m the, 1'1... • elod!oll! would be t "fateful ont" and wal1!'ld t)lat if the! ai!Cted Republicans "we oollld taller and fall bark oDd fall." Homecomi·D"., Quee·n' . ' lJ oso,· • af News Women's Club to Hold Breakfast, Attend Church SerVIces on Sunday ~e" ~w t'e's'ar·e'' . . Rutland PTA Endorses Levy Jssue ' . i"n ,, , w At Br'idge Jjl..,d· . ~~ue~:. ~e~!n:~r·· · ( BY POR'fiS·, . NO""CES Vote Hnnters ::, as u: presente,. d At portJand llbtl•:(':1" ~nd IIALI,., ~lrodu~ =~t !:c. C::111~~ '~ Crown yourself In style , .. time for \ a new taU · felt I =nd~~c ri:n,llll! ~ ~~~ Slldll:. ·POMERo c• ~che- ·.iii .u• .. Galli~!'" Cleland IS haJrmaJJ of I r:;:: :0,.. :.If:~~ F00dDr,JVe "J clethlan~cbi-~ · HATS , rallY. . ' I I Gall an Named "'*",. Area ProJect ' Nobe·'J·PrlZ·e Is· Spii't to Am , ' · eneans 2 j moor·· Cauil., 'Do•' :!', =ti:~=; ~~!1: J: 4 :';'o'a.C~ty; ~~! : ~!1 .._~-:IJ'II 11. .,...,... , Fla. • · Ohio commander II the 'f:.tclon died Monda,. GJ~IlQul, he 4> Qlll Ptfetttl Or· ;,..;,., World War fl . ·'· (~:!~~~ ,. $ATVIUl4Y '"~~;'2l::~ PTA Hallow· wDI bf belli Sat· ~~~~ .16, at lilt Rlv. .' Grade $011091. '1'lte Car· will 'bqln witb 1 1011~ iailitlir •it I p. m. T1tert will be !tWo• ohop and Jlmil with •Ill be lllld lltrouJI!t!lll . DAILY SlftTINil : ro JNr1a1t1 Of , IUIIUN .tQ4 ~ loll~ ~tyHII :~~~~:r,~~p:~.;:~ "PIW"P· Gen.-at Moiorl •d· Un B. up 1:10 p.m.; : Til• b1ltle t>l•eo ca. Prblt-ain books 1were dl" vanc:ed Vo It Ttl'o, la E. P. Joneo llP Greenup 4:54l l elemenltl of the 5tb Mf'lno tribul414 to mombero prtHDt to !&'\'• and Amlrlean MeiGn 11 1. m.: Indiana down Gre011up Rejiment and a rompany o1 Off""" for the year aro '' to er,, 5:50 a. m.: Luther HenlmauiCommuniato probing Marine follows: President, Vernotl Bteela posted 1 rounrt t1 down Meldahl 2: lit p. m.; Ma-l position• aion@ ih• northern 1Webl!r; vl,_ pr..ldellt, ftln. fractional gains. U.S. 8~ rooe ma Lear dowA Meldahll:IO fnlnlier. Jnteii)Jenco o!ftcialo Tom Martin; . Secrelll)', ltln. \ito Republic 11 0 35 ami m.; Tlbolt down Meldahl 3:115 believe the North Vietnameso GeOrge White; Treaourer, Gene Armcq \1 to 50. p. m. : lllrlsty up Meldahl 7:35 )llan to lallllch 1 major att~ Cole!nlll: eommitlef chlitmtlll KOdak advanced 1¥• to 115%,~•1P· m.: J . S. Lewls down Mel· l<:rD!s tile demilitarized zona lare Budget and Fit11l!ICO. j\rlllOu Pont 1 IAJ Ill and Allled,dalll 10 P· rn.; Valvoline doWII within a few days after tt>e ur Miller; Hospillllil:y, Mrs. Chemical % to 3511,. , Meidalll 1:50 a. m.; Molly K. monsoon raino arrive. . , Hiram .. Slawtor; Momberahip, American Teleplt,.rt wa1 Iup Mtll!alll 2:11 a. m.; Buck. McNamara 8llllllunced •.• ·Mrs. Howard Blrchlltld: Saleclipped for 1J at 55Y.. Ieye Stilt up Meldahl Hi a. were no plana for extendi111 )he ty, !loll Sponoer; ...,Q!neo National Airlines advanced 1m.: Miss Suaan down Melda.hl one-year tour of U.S. Hi'VIC. and Publications and Hlltorlan m to 611, ')'rana W..-id ~• tt 1:35 a. m. , men DghUn1 m Viet Nam, Miss ,lfai'J Elizabetll Olapoiw.; 1111> and KLM '~'• to 126~<. Galllpoi!J D11t1 - G eo r 1 boost!•l the niorale o1 d!QJI- pro~ram, Mlu Sally Schctl: Falrcllild Caanera oprinled Pr~Ct tlowq 3:10 p. m.: Jeff· Ianda· of Gls and olfieora. · and l'obllcky, !\Ira. Bruca May, 3~, 1o llt¥1. ~ rose ll• lroal down 1:5$ p, m.; PeciY Dnrltlll the nishl be waloh<d · to 41¥1 and ~M J¥1 1o 311¥1. Downey down 1&:50 P· m·.: ov, plants from tho Oriskany MARRIAGE API'U9ATION 0111 ~inued to tntkt good EC up 11 p. m.: Walter CurleJ llklliJ off for strikes aplilol Dallas Eut~ene Rtiush '10, )li'Qti'I!U. s~ard Oil (N.J.) do•n 12:50 a. m.; Wayoe H. N~th Vlel Nam, pari ol the141 Gallipolis, Carpenter, and Ctr· ro.t 'I• to 871>, Gulf 011 1 It up 3:30 a. m.; Harry Dyer mtBillll,l . II!Jck qalnll the 1olyn Maa Knottt, 37, Pumt~1 51% and Slllttlal'll Oil o1 down 3:40 • · m.; A. J. Pattoll Cnm~unlst "'tton. student. CaUiomll % It .. up 4:fll •· m.: Polly 11. up 4:40 .Onf of them M ---·a. m.; Eliii'Cli!f up 5 a. m.: Sltybawk not from the Orllkany ANNOONCE JW.JI: Bayou La!ftte dowA 7:10 a.m.; -filled to retum. The pilot ... ' The K)'llf W~l ~aty SON JUliN Ellma Woods up 7:35 a. m.; llotod .p mlulttl. will hold ' niiiUIIJI4! pje Frt· 1 .., and MN ltldtm L Pitllllylvanla ®WII 1:10 e.m.: 'lilt plloll hanimerld up ani!·day lnd ~. ~ !4 Cltey~ 371~, "I 'I . .h • !altonlllvor d01111- t •Semet m. up lloylol\l llltiOUIICI the birlh ol 1 Mark Ilwwk a son Octolter 1, at Fort Knox,' lll.onmt 1:45 a. m.: Beaver ~- Tbe mot1M:r ls the former tto,m Wlnll•ld 7:10 p. rn.; ~ ~ o1 " : ' : : F. Siloam doWn WlnJield e p.DI · ~ • Tammy White up 1l'lalleld ''" Mn. Gtqe llayl!tol, Rullll!d; p. m.; H. E. Bowlto dooo Win· lllatemal Jlltlldrnolller I~ Polly fielil 10:56 p. 11.; Lucy J.... lnttcler, ~. JI:J., -nd!Lucu up Willftekl 1:30 a. m.; !"'"t lflllllmOIIIm Ire Cath· IL. W. S""' U, Wlnlle~ 4::1f o. E. Blpck who shared lhl with, Feodor Lyntn, a in 11114. The 87-year-old Roua "';'rrently worklns , al IIOckeleller InstUIIfe • res08rch department Ia Hew York City. He has worked ~ field of vi!Uits II , a&enls in cpncer and tho actiOII ol fletors lnvolv,.J In IJ'Owtb ol •..-~. HuJgllll, a, a ourrryi hu . alnce 1111. ' · . , , WI . l'L-:. I 4 ~ :- ' •I '' ~ •rl• " ~ "'I'Sit .,,1 ... . . . ,,' ,, ' • ' . ' . ••• ' ' ., il I . I ... ' ., '" ' • ' . •.: ~q ;~ .• luti I 1.U . II/ . ~ I Tj(j') . : .Pj['j • ,nl ' .. I ~ •· R ' ~:lQ .•, ' '\ .' 1 l ~ "j ...fl : •J::, ; ..I \ G!):'fHER 'ROUND AND SL~G A ·ROUND WITH HUDEPOHL! ' ' . . ' Mo~e couduc"-ltiWo ~too tmll!lflls-..... •Improved ~ 'New-typebocly~JIYI • There's II\ lllilitll • Add our 80-Gmalo lope, fnel air C!OD!Il!fonlaa. • '' • 1 • ~ . ~ ~~(l=~:l~~~l::~~ ! ... . )-l 'ij cllfnld :ll!l ! . . . _ . ' '' '"' .. ' happened! , !:' ........,... .0.1'1 ' ·, ·-Jtol. ., ' styling•.•. ,, · ..>1 tao \ •" . .p'l, .. q•!1 ., I , 1'1\i~sday i.fl B.Hill . .i• · .', IWQQ,;~ · : .·~· • Po.rk' QG.fR D-.:.~...• ~-·.· ,, .·...·. '.; JsA.op · ~"~~.· _ ,- UIIJ~ en•f ' l ' <. happen • Ill F'IDeu _.J 3TL uoes . ' ) ' ~~,... ~-«. ...:t. ..t.. ..... .~ ... b-11.4'~Ar. ,.,..,..~_":!'·.• ·., WOPiaJl \AUII.'4FttiUt ~ IJ! ; :: f.!..,. !rile and thtlto!ei:7Ja;: J8J!Ifll ~ W. of MIL ·l.oo down tOUthern Communlli Ptl!1hlndle and 15 In tile PrJt a.m. io 4 Inp. er'• eqll!'l ,~ ' supply thecenter Mlddlepori from !orcet Ia the demQllarlzlll "'· ._ . ~· IIi 1111 IDtlt, •oci ransed up near liinOI e1 uaall!l~· b"*" . and Ralphons lltd wast to Dietl ·NOW YOU K'NUW 1111111 ft6 ,tW~a 1 • a Jien Phu. 1\f lk ~ t1 ..,.._ Ia "''i..t tor , ~ ~ , . . .\lrlq ~~ a 11ft _.., tf ind for rtlladJIIImttl '~~t ·~ Lf,JCAf,. ~ " ' . . ~ q,aila. ' . : ' 'l'lmwat~ !ij · ~f!U'if ·l'§lb~ ~ ~...., lrO!P Rudolph )!, Wlllil Put)>erOy 'l'ln!nilay el it:30 g. ill~ il~ .... ~ C!ll_f lfJJ4·1'1!mf!'9Y, wp for ' ;I{' I ~~~~~- La~ d~ """ IY .b\Jr•.lor!' Ia I:" O,loai U4l """ Jn.l:· ._m'i., U,ln Z. ~g ~ltl :-,,... IV tlti!'MI l!ndw ~ ::.:;1.~~~ ..,r ;L.Ilfll!l..:,.•J~;.!lllll ' il! ,' ~y, ~ PT. PWSANI' B, ltlelltM, r.l, fhQ i!' illla - . '"' .m... 'W~ IJI ,IIIli HilL W. Vo., boi)I)Jai. · Rev. .Nelsoa !lllniiiiP, '""' '** Rev. Nelson Di Wdn ~es e e~ 1"1<f~ . .: fl 1,1 could-~ I I ._.. II r· 1 ' ! •' ' that ,.YPI' .. oa,tqn woor.n. :w,. . i'os-.•tw. _...,.... ! -tte-,. ,...,.,.IJI ' . ' 1 I •' '67 Chevrolet Everything~ . new· w ..... ...,. . VIET CONG Silock M k 1 , af e I :1! Mayor·.A.t...: ------ --- -- -~------· . c !,. f· lJPI. Bne S I To Head NYC Ri ver News i Home of Arrow Shirts , • Seat heltt, • Front ...! '. • Daakpeed ·' ' �'· .f . :P ' " ' ' '"~ ,• v - ' •• - \. i • I '· · :o·.h·n··son Warns \ro·t·e. . s· 'fr!~.,~::~~~in~~i'o;:.' iT v f · G ·!.~ ~· ot to · ote or op =~~:~~~~;:~:~:::t:;~ " . • . .' Ill ... . · · · . lax! Th,ert !!UI be a t'N\1· \lay ~firm lnconle 'rax and Social Se<urlty Short Courie Novembor 3 'nd .· ~ 't llhio Stst~· Uni· j l \ ,, ' I' ' •; I ! must bt ..nl ln'.by Octobor ·1&. ' >- •· Enrollment appl)ca~nn• irt .. _.. . .• , , !;; Johnson Ucked <Iff a list of tho men in Viol Nom "do not ~~:!:~on!roS:v~ ;,al .countv · his idm.1iS!rJtion's accom- shrink" from tho responsibilll1 ' Area Extension • c~"'..;· tJ>t . I plishments in he,lth, education, o1 keepln~ Amerioa'a promises E Main Street Jack n onil • food far the hunlry, COIIIJerva- in Vitt Nam, "wo have : E;.,.llment wili be l:lted ~ lion aod mcome. promists to k..p at hOI!''· 17& . He said tile cumnt Congrtss lOP." i • · · PAM ROUSH , had "supJ)!II1ed Ytl\lr Pres· lit osked for tht return of "a , ·· :dent's eff..-ts to build a iastiog •lrong )}emocratir Consress --. peace - by keeping America aod we wlil fulfill thos• /'.!. ' ' ' I SUOOJ. honor!.. America'• promises." I II I' .. ' .'lllt Ch;of ·E..cutive resumed comm;tments and b1 staying He listed them as pledges lo MASON - Wahama'a Hom• ber of tht•Stud~nMl!iwi(..~ ·~alt, ~ ~l!l' .ol ·,fM .ter Ills role " the iea\let ol the the ,~urse in VIet Nam to Ichildren •·who need education," ·coming fesllvilies planned !qr Girl's ~~~~~~ A~~~~ ~~IGr CINI..SIIe !•1ht 114uP , ~tiiO<ralk Party after briefly prove thai aggression does not to the poor "who need hope" AdmJIIioq • October 14, art C(lmpletad ·With " da~tor Of llollhi! llal!flb ,. · :· · , d!'tl!ll•l 1111 nat of tile pa,." land 10 the old "whc n..d Harry w. Doxter, Burkhart the seleclion of candidate. for Mason, '!" · tht late. ~lao . NoOn·e·· ·Hu~ !"'iefman fllt a · JllOI'IIUll Lane: Mrs. Marjorie Ruther- Homecommg Queen. i Roush. . ·' ,. . . ,. <..I.""" rdeeting in New York City with Tht_f'resident said that while comfort" ford, 37 Smithers St., Mrs. The1 are Pam Roush, a mem- : .Another Stnlor c'l)dl~ate,. II , . :: ' lillotian Premier Souvanna 2-Daily Sentinel, l'omeroy·Middlepcrl, 0 ., Oct. 13. 1968 Clifford C. Wood, r;oJIIpclis; Vtclde May, I n"mNr of ta. ,I.;., ~'-'HIS• Phouma on Soutll...t Niian - - -- --·------ ' Mrs. Florence I Halle,, KanNatiOnal Honor ~ely . and •, ID u I ' ,., Pfoblems 4 .. borden VII'! auga: James R. Merry, Rl. 2 oecretary-treaS\II'et,. .. ol till '/' •, 'wtll'• he llekl N,m. • Bidwell: Mrs. Rose E. Irion Student Couqcll. She Is tile Jat~· "' H••. rw • hardGallipolis: Lester R. Hudson'. Har- • .. . 1111 h!l\1111 pohtiral speech at a The October dinner mee!lsg 11 n invitation to tho Silt Bien· Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. . 0 I i Yl a Jeanet\8 Miller, .a StrtJ No one· waa lnjilrtQ In • · 1\io ,. · rtlfY lo promote the candida· nl lhe Middiepcrt Busmess and mal conference on Health and Young, Rt I, West r..Jumbia; I 111' PiiJon t 1-f~ · flit · .... ol Dtmocrals Rep Harris Professional Women's Club was Welfare isoues, on Oct. 181h. Mrs. Elizabeth M. )}ryder, Pl. II ~~!Poi Ill$. l'ljcDowell and James M. held Tuesday evemn~ at the Plans were made for the 1 Pleasant : Mlldrec Woome~. Rt. 7. 1rld at t~t~ · Ohio end til 1'- . · , · · . 1)l1Doil Jr., who 11 running. for Marti11 Rtstaurant. w1th Mrs. local celebration of Natrona! 8 2, Pt. Ple..ant: Mrs. Wa1d L. The Rutland PTA Monday enT"4 , l tltf Silver B!'iKt, a"""t''tltll ID ~ tilt Sonata ap1Mt Republican ,Grtct Pratt!, preSident, presld· & pw Clob week, October 161h i Diddle, Racine ; Todd Srmpson. dorsed the TB levy in 1 'meet· the Slalt lllil!way Patrol .\ 0 !!Ill be h lil ,.16 Sell. J. Clltb Bono. II'll at tbe business ~eetinJ at through Oct. 22nd. ' Pomeroy; Orland w. Floyd, Iing a! lhe Ruliancl High School Of~ .• ' . ' • " ·pe~ r~ J e ·~· In a prepared spo<ch be!..-e . tht Columbta !las offices. Mrs. There will be a breakfast Sun· I Pomeroy; Mrs. Wrliia-n C. Ab- auditorium. The pledge to tht 2 r.WrniOf lo WashilliJion after Pratt welcomed member! and ,d01 morning, Oct. !6th al& a. erls, Jr., Wellston ; \Irs. Joo. nar was led b1 Mlr.hael M•v headed·~ h~ j ~II* ey Cotlcll an ovorniobt, ~liticol owing guests, and o:hurt business ,.,. j m. at the Martin Restaurant, : •ph L. Schwab, Rt. . 2, Catletts· of the Rutland Cob Scouta. hind IDOther 'w a laft l'hiiUI "·.• lad by lht iA!O No? York City tho s.on was bel.· Reports . were ,during whidLthe woman of the I burg, K1 .: Mrs. Rtchard P. Group singing of tile P.T A. . in ' nn"' ..... dleefkllde11' ;.... · 11 · 8mlden! tol~ his audio~ct he read on lile drstllct meotJog l"t lweek wtii be honored and each , Ashor, Ravenswood: MIss Song W8! led by the president, Office soeken for county, dis· tum to 'ctie. s • wro lbrilr!i their choice " will be the Sunda1 at the up· 1 member ot the club will recoive j Elizabeth A. R1an, Charleston, Vernon Weber. Rev. Bill Cart· , iricl and state llllSts wero ore. him. In rllhl Oil." ~ ~m~n~:ro~re» ~ ""' "" · · '" ' rocognldon. FoUowinJ break· • W. Va., Stanley E. Pennington, :er of the RuUand Church o!l sented WedntSday nltht 11 aU ,.,tow~ aolllsl 1 'l'lteMetstlllit'W Pi:l; • "'chfrJed that Republi<ans -~~·m_ r was d1scussed, and fast. tho group. will attend serv-' Flatwood, Ky.: Mrs. Earl W. Christ, gave the devotions. "Moet the ':andirlates niaJtt at 11:: ,.: stru:.C tile ~clt <If day ••ht'll Mill 1ces al the M;ddlepc)1 Chorch Carr, Rl I Ravenswood ; Mrs. The Ohio University l'ia,ers Portland Elem0111ary . school. tha Shriver cai-: ''sproad f"'ro about infloUon" , • . ..-! .,mttd they aro "oxperts ot Chr11t at 10:30 a. m. Richard W1ant. Rt. 5, Jack. 1 th School 0f Dr tic Arts Inlroducttono and 1hort RALLY IN ,., both lear and inflation." As part of the national ceie· •on; Mrs. Marlyn W. Gorre11, 1:nd ~ b sen:a 1 1 1talks by~ ~ndidatel, or '!\ere Wll m~rato \llmep A bon lire tallY wlll"ri,y"Mid · Joh-. had 1 NO p.m EDT bratio~, each member is at· Raveoswood . Angela J Me- "The , evenla • 1 Sky Went P ~~~ lhllir "')reserotUv.., . follllwH lA! tht Rice car~ ~J!Qr teltvi8<4 news conference tempt;ng to acquarnl the pubhc Gwrt, Jackson : Mrs. George iScllool" 81 I pill of the J>I'Oi• a Jibt6!, IUPPII" tponsortd bJ 181 lo 1111 Sllrj., Ill'. I IGt duied frtm the Ea' l Room of . with lhe alms allil projects of D. Otworlh, Rt. I, Ironton: Iram ~f the Silate Dep&rtmen~ tile WsCs of the ·Portland Me~ The· patrol i!llad Ril'o ~ •r- p, jl; th• Wllili House a final quiz the Midtliepcrt Club, which In· Mrs. Odell Miller, Bidw<il : Mrs. ' of Mental Hygiene The mem- odisl Church. 1 I!IU. r.tc.K'It~ ~111 munielpal eoul\ • •L C~;*' ~ ,iJ Sf!JSlOtl belore h~ loaves Mon. chxlos sponsorshiP .t a girl to Julia Cook Rl. 4. Jackson. lbors of the ml ~nd their di· was malltU ·of· memonlet. on a cha'l• Ill faPure ID ara "t;, Ill • 11 ~Y on 0 ll<iay Asian p!'Bct· . Buckeye, Slate: sponsorship of ! . . Bf~s rectnr were entertained ~~ din- Jncloded .amon@ the &ueBII within the IQIJred c ., '!.,~ '"11 fle1tl II ttekiJII tour. . I Bob Cleland ot Roell•• " the • nursess scholarship to Hoi· ' Mrs. Wrllram c. Ahtrts, Jr., ner prior to the meeting at the were Ro)lf!rt ;CI!![.. GOP fiOIII- tinct. . JR~, ~· · The rr.,ldent had be-. ! 116U/ Fund Drive ~hairman : zer Hosp•illl School. of Nursi~~· , Wellston, son, 9· 33 a. m Wed- j homes or Mrs. Robert CanadnJ, missioner cnadlllali: E.' l. !,nolilfr arrotl by the ·~ ~ si!P.t . . .W bf ~ stmsi~r'the oocial gains undar lor the Meigs CAMJnty Chapter, I clvlr participatiOn '" [,.e Hea t ' neofay; Mrs. Jnhs Cook, Rt. 4, :Mr. and Mrs. Vernon .Weber Wrngell, O.mocrat Fxecul!ve Wednesday .... Connerd L. • ~ neld.""'' II!"QCOt4 Ill '!If the Qtb Conrres•. but in nil American Red Cross I' Fuod dr;ve and the IMn S·.··· ! Jackson. daughtor, 5 09 a . m. and Miss san, Schaaf. Miss Committee cha~man. ope~lung ldayle, ~· .eouer. Obto. r::u: ,.rkiaf '"' lor lht ~4rm today he also ilalked to Dole Kautz. "hant'l chair· ' ;ce of hospital equipment and Thursda1 , Mrs. Od•il Mliler, lSchaaf is program chairman of for tho Democrat State Ucket; to obey top ~gn, llond .. . . vOters aboultheir porkethooks. l man. said the fund ~r;ve is OJ· siCk room supplies. l B;dwell, son, 3'48 a. m. Thurs- , the local PTA unit, Bernard V. Fultz, talklns fQr appear In munlciPII t'OIII'I Oct- .... IN: ~ . Blull Ilepobii•aDJ pected to gel underway the I Guest• at Tueoda1'1 meeting d•1· I GOP COnlffts!onal oandidall ober 14. '"" ~~ ~" ''The money people nave to last two wetks 10 Octooer, from , wer< memhe" of the GaUipolls ~ Dilcllarged Mrs .. Menning (Junel Kioes, Clarence !lilt"'; Or. HarOld , bave l1eeti II$ allht ~ •ptmd and to save mrr.·o•rd OCtober 17 to OCtnber II Goal I B&PW Club, .Elisa Kunball. Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mrs. executiVe secret.lry of . the Brown, spl!aklng lor .:>emocrat ' S.:itoJ911A ~ 1illl l!f appro1imately 10 limes •• mucb stt b1 Ill¥ Chapter " $3.'100. lllellY R1al, Juoo;Ja Dowler and Verne E. Bolinger, Paul L. I Mer.gs County TuberculohiS As- Cong. Walter H: Mot'ller; Aod~ 1 heW. IIIIIUII at ' tht •14 ~. ~odor lhe [)emocrals .. tho Thle money will be used ' Mary Clendenin, Bush, Jr., Mrs. John J. CaU, SOC)atiqn, pre,eni4d a talk lor Candidateo i:IOrdon H. CaltlHlp ~ It! Albaor· II r:lf Chit! Exe<utive said. :'In tht for Chapter expenaee in con- ' Mrs. PelT)' Canode, Mrs. Her· !acta of lilf TB Ltey Re al wen. ilenloerat. Jnd · Wayne ·l totlllhL final ~~ months of the neciioo with •ervices to mill. . .. .. - ~ shel Craig, Mrs. Cllllord F. 4nd ur.ed ail to vo or It Gibbons,.Republ1oan, and Geor· Ropubllcan administration, pr). 1tary fanlliies, first liQ and Egnor, Mrs Dalton A Grover, , The PTA Wont on ecord .. ge Banko, Democrat r - n . . • at c j!t<l increased II per cent. In water salety, tho blood Jl'llC· ' Mrs. llollald Hall, Mrs. Earl ' en40rilnl. the Jexy. rs. Bruce tative candidate arid Jack Crtap 'I'M 011111~ <If the lil ~Ills o1 the Kenned1· ram in COMection w)lh hospit· .. : F. Harford. Mrs. W, Jell JohJlo May, f member 0 ' county 'Silfakinl l&r Robot! Swe•oey, · · Comm.,.... W ~ tu/e' Johnson admlnistnUoo, priceo als used by Mt'ip olunty peo~ Gou&e rfadllrl• - Galli· ' ""'· Mrs. Richard H. Martin, ~:::~~~~ P:: ~~r}~:~~~ DOmocrat . lor atlorttOJI lOt> Mrs, Nancy f't'anklla ol al T:'!!,;.,_ ~ hve 1nrreased only ? per COlli. lo, and a• a share "' the Na- 1polis Dam 12.0, 12.1 runnlnl 4 Mrs. Carl R. ParsO'Is, James , and 01 i 1~ the . oral. Jla county waa appoln..,_ ""':.,...~ ..,...... . Me ••ld in I simiiu period uonaf Red Crosa P10811m in. I feet on roilm, Pomeroy. Ma•· jK. Phelps, Mrs. Orville l'hil· lto the~~~·~ . ' vy pllor l lor of an out-o!-sdioel . . ... ~! ' 1 • ro~i. dispooablo, poi'BOIJII in· cJudin1 worJd.~ide dl•asters. Ion 20.49, Pt. Pleasant 21.01. : hfl', Rober! Pow•ll. Paula D. borhOod Yout~ COrpl : come ..... liW• ..... than 2 At the. meeUJlt, the noll ! Hrnton 1.116 Iaiii~~&, Kanawha : Runion, Jamea N. Slater, Vir- Mr. Weber oondllCied the bu.. etpeclad tq be approved per cent under the Republicans bloodmobrle vlsu wao also an. Ihils 4.:15 risln&. Charleston, · g;J A Trotter, Chadea A Stone, ine&S meedng and lnatailed Mr. I · · when tile Ga!Ua-Melss •A.AA . buJ wltll up mcn than 21 oer nounced as scheduled· tor Mon- [19.115 stlltionary. London, Mar- ~ Mrs. Loren Blankenship, Cecil Gene Coleman as lreaiocer. nlty ACtion Program' U.f~ ...nt )0 tho ' liennedy.Johnson :d•1: Oct. :14 at the Pomeroy ; mot and Winfield dams wore on E. Carpenter, Mrs: Bob ,f. IMra. Jessie White gave the ' oommlilel years. 1Jumor High Sclluol from 12 the silis. ; Hemetek. Mrs. Wilham F. :secretary roport. The room 'I n)8ht at lht Metp l'!~•enlifOf . · ~n C:.Ftt• 1110011 until t p.m , Boat Movem•ata: · Winebrenner, Mrs .. James 0. ! banner · was awarded to tht houaa. no, Pr~ent flattered the 1 u Mel&• Coonty citizens will : Ulllo River - Jenks up 14, t , wh1, s. Keep rt flextble. \ homeroom of Mrs. • Marlha l Rlthud Sayrt, CAP ~==ir llil\ Ccial'~• IIYIII& futuro Cllnlinut In support 1he ~~~ a. m.: Baby Lear up 14. 4·M : Harding and infant son. Mrs, Cbapman'l Srd llldl lor hav·, Sliitl l\lrl; •f'rinklln'l I ·JJii)QrlanB '""14 place it •·at pro&ram with 11111 to 110 donors a. m.: John J. Rowe down 14, ' Clifford G. Cutlip and infanl l in& the highest ·)Jfrconlage oi l ment Ia pendlttl lblll " l& ""' 11tf viii')'·t'l' ot the liat.'' Ho ot oach Blnodmol>lle. We 11m!6·to a. m.: Steel EXJire" up ; son, Mn. Clarence Chapman lparenls present. Mrs. Nonga 1a NYC project !rom . . -111!4 ' ~ •OIIkl be ~trntmbero<l be repia~ the biOO<J thai II 1!. 4:115 a. m.: Titan down 18, and infant daughter. IRoberts' 7th grade class room I STOCKHOLM <uP!) -'11!1 D.C. lllft;:e. would ~li fll";thepl.cq~~S'l" ·" l"sed by Meigs l:<Junt} rest. 5:15a. m.: St. Marys down 17, ; Iwon flO in a coalqlt.for selllac 111111 Nobti Pri" ~ . If~ .U ·MtiOn . Uenis." Kautz said. 2:10 a. m.; Onward dowt1 17, the most PTA membership tic· was lll'lriied today to Jlrll fer liilll '"' ri\aiju& .PJY· o 1·30 a. m.; Criss. Jr.. down ; llrelll. Dads' night was ohserv· Amerrcan acrentlsts IIMI thell Qll t1tt fll'~lpaT.IIJI. IIIa$. , , II, I:211 I . m.: Ira C. Blllo I Ied durinl the roo!~! ooutll. Peyton Boua af the would lie , Wa"' Cl!, W1J.I" ~· 1 down ll, 4':!0 a. m.: John K. (Continued !rom Pogo I) Institute in New York and anolher s11:-monllttt plriotl, alettet ltlllnl'lbt ~ ··. ' (Ct!ii~M fr0111 Plftll up II, 5:10 1. m.; Rolllble up i North VIet Nam 1nd toured , FoUowinl the meet.lnll, re- ' Charl~ B. IIUQIDI ol Sayre allo amtOUneed . CGUpot\1 and 1a1erett due; & ,lt. 5:46 a. m.: Wlltet Beck· IMarine pcsitlons juat south or \~esh~'!,:'e~1 aerved ~tht Untvorally ot Cltlcal'l. of if1e Jll'OfM' ettnt1uo1 lllclllded' II lbe ~ama ·Jitpr,dliUvu in November. I ' po)liler l!llma Roper predicted ! NEW YORK <UI'Il ·-8tock jord ap It, 4:25a.m.; Jeller- · lhe demiUtarized 10n1 toc1J1 omo room. en. The HO,IIlll prtu will atlmlnlltrallotl pant ta atljlone wJsltlit II ·IJII'\ !111 :w~ . prices contl~ Wodutsday's 1,.. down 19, 5:45 a. m.: Edea-jalong with Lt. Geo. Ltwis Wail ty·five t;en!ll of the membership divided equally bftll'flll IJ1e jl!ilooltll of _,,7JO for the bilan-, "" ,. ' :1 : , ·~, -~ to at)dress the bri£1< rally al the OJienill& ' na Boaworlll up 211, 4 a. m.; 1UJ. Marine commander in Viet 1lee hao been set aside lhll1ear two. Qordon Ha .aiJo hal dfiiiJPIIIf .lfGI.. ,\(fain ~il, SJitj tht today. ISteol ~r do'!J :Ill, 5:40 •· l Nom. ,. Ito pay for refreshmon!ll, I ,Roua waa lionored lor in eblriJO at· 1111 ...rna,, •Oct.<Slr:llt ¢ li"OIIble for the Shortly aher the 9P""illl. bell :m.: BB}'OU Lallooe up !II, 7 a. ! Tiie Marines reported ktilln& , ~ November meetlnJ wtli dllii!OVery • of trear ttilhl. from I •II r ;~ VIII N.,., wll.ll kufedw"'·Pindressic ~te~tl min.: PMip s~ up 211. watt. IIi Nortb Violll8fll<W! in a five- be held at 'the Rutland Grade vdlii1IHI~~ ~::t:l m. I'~ .~ · ~• lfiiiJiioa n.Mi!tt ,ecopd. r e • '"" •- ''"'"- a 1: I. Fiore '"'"" Jl, l:D a. 1OOtlr fillhl Wednelday jua~ School "" Nov. 14 with open scov•~~ =~·.... tllelr eltJIUtn' and' iliQI '~ · ) ',.. . . gainot UOpereontonllll753m.:Uhle(ieoogedowll2i,5:18 ]hpu" before MoNamlra JltW • hO)is~ . ~. lrt 'oliserved.;, prog· al treatment of , vandallinL'nle.toft ...... ; 1 M ·ll' JSsutll traded. There..., l6l a. m.: .W. H. S~av.r, Jr., down :om the sector In 1 helklqpter lr•m '11'~1'~ pmented by the caJlCI!r, ~J~y tuclt wUI ruq.~ 111!1 H. !g•:.: out of range of smallarmt ; : :::\!:c:"w: win •111\111 Jtj...-..:. ·,.JIIl.l!IING'I'QN. Dol. WI'! I l'll!~ftl Jollnsfl!l, wl!lrlft@ Ill• pi\lj\il'ian's ftdora b!!' io'jes so ~~~ told the voten todly their cl!<l~ m the, 1'1... • elod!oll! would be t "fateful ont" and wal1!'ld t)lat if the! ai!Cted Republicans "we oollld taller and fall bark oDd fall." Homecomi·D"., Quee·n' . ' lJ oso,· • af News Women's Club to Hold Breakfast, Attend Church SerVIces on Sunday ~e" ~w t'e's'ar·e'' . . Rutland PTA Endorses Levy Jssue ' . i"n ,, , w At Br'idge Jjl..,d· . ~~ue~:. ~e~!n:~r·· · ( BY POR'fiS·, . NO""CES Vote Hnnters ::, as u: presente,. d At portJand llbtl•:(':1" ~nd IIALI,., ~lrodu~ =~t !:c. C::111~~ '~ Crown yourself In style , .. time for \ a new taU · felt I =nd~~c ri:n,llll! ~ ~~~ Slldll:. ·POMERo c• ~che- ·.iii .u• .. Galli~!'" Cleland IS haJrmaJJ of I r:;:: :0,.. :.If:~~ F00dDr,JVe "J clethlan~cbi-~ · HATS , rallY. . ' I I Gall an Named "'*",. Area ProJect ' Nobe·'J·PrlZ·e Is· Spii't to Am , ' · eneans 2 j moor·· Cauil., 'Do•' :!', =ti:~=; ~~!1: J: 4 :';'o'a.C~ty; ~~! : ~!1 .._~-:IJ'II 11. .,...,... , Fla. • · Ohio commander II the 'f:.tclon died Monda,. GJ~IlQul, he 4> Qlll Ptfetttl Or· ;,..;,., World War fl . ·'· (~:!~~~ ,. $ATVIUl4Y '"~~;'2l::~ PTA Hallow· wDI bf belli Sat· ~~~~ .16, at lilt Rlv. .' Grade $011091. '1'lte Car· will 'bqln witb 1 1011~ iailitlir •it I p. m. T1tert will be !tWo• ohop and Jlmil with •Ill be lllld lltrouJI!t!lll . DAILY SlftTINil : ro JNr1a1t1 Of , IUIIUN .tQ4 ~ loll~ ~tyHII :~~~~:r,~~p:~.;:~ "PIW"P· Gen.-at Moiorl •d· Un B. up 1:10 p.m.; : Til• b1ltle t>l•eo ca. Prblt-ain books 1were dl" vanc:ed Vo It Ttl'o, la E. P. Joneo llP Greenup 4:54l l elemenltl of the 5tb Mf'lno tribul414 to mombero prtHDt to !&'\'• and Amlrlean MeiGn 11 1. m.: Indiana down Gre011up Rejiment and a rompany o1 Off""" for the year aro '' to er,, 5:50 a. m.: Luther HenlmauiCommuniato probing Marine follows: President, Vernotl Bteela posted 1 rounrt t1 down Meldahl 2: lit p. m.; Ma-l position• aion@ ih• northern 1Webl!r; vl,_ pr..ldellt, ftln. fractional gains. U.S. 8~ rooe ma Lear dowA Meldahll:IO fnlnlier. Jnteii)Jenco o!ftcialo Tom Martin; . Secrelll)', ltln. \ito Republic 11 0 35 ami m.; Tlbolt down Meldahl 3:115 believe the North Vietnameso GeOrge White; Treaourer, Gene Armcq \1 to 50. p. m. : lllrlsty up Meldahl 7:35 )llan to lallllch 1 major att~ Cole!nlll: eommitlef chlitmtlll KOdak advanced 1¥• to 115%,~•1P· m.: J . S. Lewls down Mel· l<:rD!s tile demilitarized zona lare Budget and Fit11l!ICO. j\rlllOu Pont 1 IAJ Ill and Allled,dalll 10 P· rn.; Valvoline doWII within a few days after tt>e ur Miller; Hospillllil:y, Mrs. Chemical % to 3511,. , Meidalll 1:50 a. m.; Molly K. monsoon raino arrive. . , Hiram .. Slawtor; Momberahip, American Teleplt,.rt wa1 Iup Mtll!alll 2:11 a. m.; Buck. McNamara 8llllllunced •.• ·Mrs. Howard Blrchlltld: Saleclipped for 1J at 55Y.. Ieye Stilt up Meldahl Hi a. were no plana for extendi111 )he ty, !loll Sponoer; ...,Q!neo National Airlines advanced 1m.: Miss Suaan down Melda.hl one-year tour of U.S. Hi'VIC. and Publications and Hlltorlan m to 611, ')'rana W..-id ~• tt 1:35 a. m. , men DghUn1 m Viet Nam, Miss ,lfai'J Elizabetll Olapoiw.; 1111> and KLM '~'• to 126~<. Galllpoi!J D11t1 - G eo r 1 boost!•l the niorale o1 d!QJI- pro~ram, Mlu Sally Schctl: Falrcllild Caanera oprinled Pr~Ct tlowq 3:10 p. m.: Jeff· Ianda· of Gls and olfieora. · and l'obllcky, !\Ira. Bruca May, 3~, 1o llt¥1. ~ rose ll• lroal down 1:5$ p, m.; PeciY Dnrltlll the nishl be waloh<d · to 41¥1 and ~M J¥1 1o 311¥1. Downey down 1&:50 P· m·.: ov, plants from tho Oriskany MARRIAGE API'U9ATION 0111 ~inued to tntkt good EC up 11 p. m.: Walter CurleJ llklliJ off for strikes aplilol Dallas Eut~ene Rtiush '10, )li'Qti'I!U. s~ard Oil (N.J.) do•n 12:50 a. m.; Wayoe H. N~th Vlel Nam, pari ol the141 Gallipolis, Carpenter, and Ctr· ro.t 'I• to 871>, Gulf 011 1 It up 3:30 a. m.; Harry Dyer mtBillll,l . II!Jck qalnll the 1olyn Maa Knottt, 37, Pumt~1 51% and Slllttlal'll Oil o1 down 3:40 • · m.; A. J. Pattoll Cnm~unlst "'tton. student. CaUiomll % It .. up 4:fll •· m.: Polly 11. up 4:40 .Onf of them M ---·a. m.; Eliii'Cli!f up 5 a. m.: Sltybawk not from the Orllkany ANNOONCE JW.JI: Bayou La!ftte dowA 7:10 a.m.; -filled to retum. The pilot ... ' The K)'llf W~l ~aty SON JUliN Ellma Woods up 7:35 a. m.; llotod .p mlulttl. will hold ' niiiUIIJI4! pje Frt· 1 .., and MN ltldtm L Pitllllylvanla ®WII 1:10 e.m.: 'lilt plloll hanimerld up ani!·day lnd ~. ~ !4 Cltey~ 371~, "I 'I . .h • !altonlllvor d01111- t •Semet m. up lloylol\l llltiOUIICI the birlh ol 1 Mark Ilwwk a son Octolter 1, at Fort Knox,' lll.onmt 1:45 a. m.: Beaver ~- Tbe mot1M:r ls the former tto,m Wlnll•ld 7:10 p. rn.; ~ ~ o1 " : ' : : F. Siloam doWn WlnJield e p.DI · ~ • Tammy White up 1l'lalleld ''" Mn. Gtqe llayl!tol, Rullll!d; p. m.; H. E. Bowlto dooo Win· lllatemal Jlltlldrnolller I~ Polly fielil 10:56 p. 11.; Lucy J.... lnttcler, ~. JI:J., -nd!Lucu up Willftekl 1:30 a. m.; !"'"t lflllllmOIIIm Ire Cath· IL. W. S""' U, Wlnlle~ 4::1f o. E. Blpck who shared lhl with, Feodor Lyntn, a in 11114. The 87-year-old Roua "';'rrently worklns , al IIOckeleller InstUIIfe • res08rch department Ia Hew York City. He has worked ~ field of vi!Uits II , a&enls in cpncer and tho actiOII ol fletors lnvolv,.J In IJ'Owtb ol •..-~. HuJgllll, a, a ourrryi hu . alnce 1111. ' · . , , WI . l'L-:. I 4 ~ :- ' •I '' ~ •rl• " ~ "'I'Sit .,,1 ... . . . ,,' ,, ' • ' . ' . ••• ' ' ., il I . I ... ' ., '" ' • ' . •.: ~q ;~ .• luti I 1.U . II/ . ~ I Tj(j') . : .Pj['j • ,nl ' .. I ~ •· R ' ~:lQ .•, ' '\ .' 1 l ~ "j ...fl : •J::, ; ..I \ G!):'fHER 'ROUND AND SL~G A ·ROUND WITH HUDEPOHL! ' ' . . 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'"' .m... 'W~ IJI ,IIIli HilL W. Vo., boi)I)Jai. · Rev. .Nelsoa !lllniiiiP, '""' '** Rev. Nelson Di Wdn ~es e e~ 1"1<f~ . .: fl 1,1 could-~ I I ._.. II r· 1 ' ! •' ' that ,.YPI' .. oa,tqn woor.n. :w,. . i'os-.•tw. _...,.... ! -tte-,. ,...,.,.IJI ' . ' 1 I •' '67 Chevrolet Everything~ . new· w ..... ...,. . VIET CONG Silock M k 1 , af e I :1! Mayor·.A.t...: ------ --- -- -~------· . c !,. f· lJPI. Bne S I To Head NYC Ri ver News i Home of Arrow Shirts , • Seat heltt, • Front ...! '. • Daakpeed ·' ' �. ' ,_ _Afl Puffed Up By FRED McMANE .o UPI Sport• Writer ~oody Hayes must have a llo4d ;dea of how the enemv felt whitl caesar's ·le"'ons inarche1 intdt town. •• Hfth·rankod Southern Calllornla KIIII!B! State while Georgia are hoping to have it tBIIer 'tech t• tabbed an eight-point than :aat weekend when both choice over Auburn. , narrowly avoide<l defeat. The Two of tho naUon • top Bruins are a 22-pOlnt choice to quarterbacks will play lmporhandle Penn State while tho tant roles In eighth-ranked To bailie the Roman• and Trojans rate an eight·polnt pkk Florldo's and ninth· ranked .;;. ·t t s <heer over stanford. Purdue's forlunea this Satur10 11y. ex.,c v1c ory wa . I G I. A ' 'w('\1-dlsdpllned unit. they Nebraska, No. 6 in the nation, day. The Sees More of S;Une on Sat~day's, Card By MA:~!l:u::!!C:PLEi ca;~· u;,'' =h~ ~~~j~-.~~~afe~U tough Southeastern nine-point' choice to beat Carolina ~11 lind the makers, bailklllg~Ol! the . of Bob GHese 1. ari · a choice to dtifea~ t.lklflgan. Tenth·rankell Oklahol!tll li. ID-polnt · favorlle 16 doleal ' Kanaa• In a Big Eight clash. I th ctlon Geor•l a~rs, re y1~ on , n o er a , ·,uv· ·:~.t' . '. . . . . Egad, friend!, your deluge Conferonce's headline battle, I of congratulatory telegrams predict iho Tenneoleo Vol• waa embarr..,lng to a man wlll deal rugged Alabama 111 poosesse<l of my Inherent mod- Urst defeat ol the ·year, fll-14. esty - hak·kaffl ~t Ann Arbor, In the game NevertiJelelllii'lt was heart- which may decide tha Btg Ton .warming IQ.Jiear lrorrr so many repr..entaUve In the · Ro•e of you, especially following a Bowl, w•tch lor holt Michigan ' -kend that aaw nlost or the to upaet Purdue's Boilermak· a a 1'oantssee 11, Alabama II Te111 A&:M U, T.C.U. t Florida St. 30, Te111 Tee• 11 . ArkaDBaa II, 'f8181 ·II · 1 Talaae 40, Cloaelnaa 1 Ill Georgia Tech 10, Aub.,. 1. Air Fon:c 17, OreiOD 7 . 8)'J'acue U,. ~s18· COllel•, Holy Croll .11, Boslfft v. ,, nover lost a boule during their .Js gl~en a _22-point edge over Stove Spurriers _arm, are a FrLSUidaare rated a• ·tosaup ill Mrs. Charle! Machlr, Mrs. John collegla!e football export• re- ers, 211-20. Dtdlo 11, Cllem~on 8 herday a nd all one could do . y night ~r.s\, ftletmlre, Mrs. Albert Roush, I duced· to t1>t JIBIUII of rotten • Other contests worthy o! MIA. Stale 10,. Hotlllea II 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. !3, 1966 b d r 1 Colgate one over Prln<eton, Mrs. E. T. Roush, Mrs. T. Bert · esgsperts - heh·heh! special nojp match,,, N otre 1Ullaolo 25, !udlaaa. 1 'P':~ ~."d" ~ ~n;~t::::~; ,~;~; 1 Army II over Rutgers, Mary· Roush, Ml" Millie Bumgarner, However, veteran followers Dame and North ·Carolina. and Colorado 13. ·Iowa Slate,It ·' land eight over We91 VIrginia, Mrs. Velma Roush, Kay Rowm, of the.,Hoople ~~Ystem ltAOw Arkansas and Texas Walch Ukla~oma II, Kau'"' t. nr hope to d1e like a nrav€ : Arkansas three ·over Texa 111 , Mrs. UonaM Smithson, Mrs. there ·was· nothing unusual a- for well-rested North Carollna L.S.U. 16, Ken1ucky 14 "arrior. I Minnesota 10 over Iowa Clarence Thomas and ·Mro. bout my C!OrrecUy forecasting to give the Irish a atifl battle Maryland 21, W. Ylrllala ll Hayes, an nld warrler as rar 1 IHlnols six over Indiana. Charles F. Yonker. Ithe colos!al upset of Arkansas before suc~umblng,. ~21. The Mlehlpa '28, Purdue 20 "' B1g Ten football ,s NEHACLIMA GARDEN CLUB St. Paul's Lutheran Church --by Baylor, the Oklahoma trl· Arkansas Razorback• wiD ie- Mlnneoota 1!, Iowa 1 ~·~ncerned, finds hlmsell ta~M ' The Netraclima Garden Club met Cor a dinner meeting on , Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Iumph over favored Texas, or sum~ their winning wayJ with MJstitslppl 13, .So. Mlas .. 11 \~lth ~.he ~rospecl ol abando~lng ! met on Monday evening at the Wednesday evening at Roush's .John F. Roush and Mrs. Da· It has been announced that a the Illinois 10-9 comeback vic- a hard-fo~t, HJ.12 victory OY Talll tl, No. Texas Slate 10 Ills hall contro l ollense m lavorlJIOme of Mrs. Carroll Adams, I Cafeteria. The program was vld Roush. Mrs. Jack daughter has been born to Mr. tory over 9hlo 'state - Har • er ·Texas. V.C.L.A. If, Peaa · Slate II of a n~ore vercatile attack. thls iJr with Mrs Bill Huward and prest!nted by Rev . Jack T. presided at the business and Mrs. Fred Po~eroy of San- rumph! Now go on with the fore cast. Washlllaton Bt. 14, Utlb U Saturday wnen the mighty , Mrs. James N. Roush as co- Welch, Pastor of the church. meeting. others attending were La Cruz, ~ew Mex~co on Octo·\ Incidentally, in the latter Missouri 11, Okla. State 10 Va. Tecb U, Vanderbill Jo 1966 Jeeion'l of Mlchl~an Statt• hostesses. The meetmg was He gave a book review on "The I Mrs. Duane Church, Mrs. Wil· her a, · The baby weighed 1 game, the final score was only Nebraska 33, Kaasu S&aie 0 Vfrllaia 1%, VMJ I invade Columbus. Ohio . to 03 ·opened hy the presideot, M". Comlortable Pew" by ,Pierre , llam Powell, Jr., M". Melvin 1 lbo. 1 ozs. and hao been nam-, two point• away from our ID-7 Florida 29, N.C. State 3 Waoblnglon 30, California 0 lie ~hJO State. 1James N. H.oush. The. Club Barton. A short business meet· Knapp, Mrs. Harold Rose, Mrs. ed Sherr.y Kay. They. have one ! fore cast. (Ed. Note: Look out, Notre Dame 25, N. C~rol. !t Northwestera 21, WI•. 21 M~rh1gan State. a wr iJ.i sons. pledge to the flag and •ng was conducted by Harold Lloyd Roush. other child, 8 son, Mike. 1 Pully, you'll explode.) Mlcb. State 12 1 Oblo Stale 10 Wyoming II, 1\10\I' .Meslco It coa~hed team . wt.th awesome Idub collect was given by all. , Rose. Mrs. Pomeroy 15 the former 1 As a token of my apprecia· Idaho 35, OregOn State 17 Yale Zl, Colambla t !'!Ze'; IS the nnt1on s top-ranked Devotions wer·e given by Ml1l. Attendillg were Henry H. The Rebecca Circle met a.t ~andra RouRh, dau~hter of Mr., tion for your complimetltary Pittsburgh 12, NaYy 8 C.lgate %1, PrlDee&oa 7 college team and has no~ lost "Ism Howard. She read a read· Buck, Jr., Duane Church, Rob- the hom~ of ~rs. Carroll an~ Mrs. Donald F. Roush of messages, I have several good· Army 38, Rutgers 7 Rtght Wrona TIH Pel. regular sea9on ga me m twl} j ing ··watered Gardens.'' ert Layne, Donald Bumgardner, \ Adams, Jr. With Mrs. B. R. , New Haven. I ies for you In this week's fore· So. Carolina 24, Wake For. 11 Last Week: · !I 1J t .811 :;t>ason::l. They have steamrolled \ The roll call -Ras answered Harold Rose, Joe Paugh, Her- IVance as co·hostess on Wed- ~ GOOD WILL CLUB I - ·· TO [)ate: tl u · 1 ... over fnu r opponent.~ ~o far this b)' each member givJ,ng their man Layne, Carroll Adarus, nesdey afternoon. The program The Good Will Chab met at R~mark~bfl ~ . ~ year and slaughtered the favorite wl\ding, !XId, or seed Jr., and Hev. Welch~ was pre!!ented by Mr!L Hilda , the home of Mrs. Ray Weaver. _ , • _ ~C B.uckeyes . 32-7 last s~ason at : for drying. Mrs. Louis Karsch· ' W.S C.S .., Meettn,: Ridgway with Mrs. John ~ry A white elephanL sale was held f,a!t Lan,;ng, Mich . ' nik brought an arraogement ol The W.S.C.S. of the New ! and Mrs. B. R. Vance takmg with proceeds for flower fund. .lOW ,tKf ... HIGH QUAliTY Favon Ball Control dri ed straw flowers and thistle Haven Methodist Church met : part. Mrs. Marti~ O_hlinger pre· The door prize was won by Mrs. Only Schwinn oHtrt wch HnyPs' ?allle strategy l1asn_' t in a basket for an exhibit. for thr: · October meeting at lsided at the bustne&s meeting. H. Capehart. Attenainf were fine quat~ at 1ucfl ct tfttHty chatlg<'S """he came to. Ohw The club voted to sell Flow- the h""" of Erma Folmer . Plans were made to hold a Hal· Mrs . William Mcfarland, Mrs. pric•. for the belt vatu. State 15 years ago. He Js th ~ r1 Arrangement 1967 Calendars · Nancy Wright gave a book 'i loween Party for the pre · Cliff Roush, Mrs. Hal\lld Cape~ rid• a Schwlnnl :oremost exponent ot ba:l as a project. Mrs. . Donald report on ''Be~ond Ourselves." fic~ool a~d elementary school hart, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, Mrs. CLEVELAND (UPI) _ Rook- the Browns first turn came, SG control offen.~e and looks uron ~umgardner was appomted to Those attendmg were Mrs. children m the afternoon on Oc· Thomas Grinsteo:~d Mr:,. Cecil 1~ Milt Morin Is getting soml' Collier t3pped the 6-foot-4 241llhe forward paf;s with con- purchase a door priz~ to .oe Nancy Banks of Pittsburgh, tober 27th with Mr!l William Dl111can, Mrs. Do~gla! Miller, fl:pecial tutoring from Cleveland pourw.cr. tempt. sent to the J?l::>tnct Convent1on Pa., Mrs. 0. 0. Sayre, Mrs. I Russell a!' chairman and a par· Mrs. Pans} Fry Mrs Thelma 8 • Co h Bl ton Collier A •veer Advan.ced Senior Ht)wevcr. t.lw dt>an_ ot Hi~ Ten to be held_ in Huntington . ?n Rachel Sayre, Mrs. C1aud Bum· ; ty for Junior and senior High Capehart, Mrs. Sybil Smith and r~wi~s , 0~~ed d~i~ rematk· Morin _ who wJll be 24 Sat. 1 ('oarhcs derldf·d th1 s week he Oc·loher 2ath .. !he gro.u~ .dJS· ~arner_. guests; Mrs. F~ank , ~t.udents at 7 p.m. on October Mrs. Bill Crln::i tead. anl el~cp g urday _had an important .r..,. may h<lvc to sera p h1s 'thn'·-· russed the1r C1v1c Beautlhcatwn Spradling, Mrs. Verne Hmer· 27th with Mrs. Carroll Adams, ab Y w · ommendation for the job from yards and a cloud ol clusl'' PriJjects. the Ma~on · PumPrny man, Mrs. Kobert Herndon, Jr. a3 chairman with both be· BANK EMPLOVEF. TO Morin is the only rookie start· Vic Fusia, his coach at the Un~ (lffense it hi~ LP.<!m en•n 1111pt>~ Brtdge and the NPw Haven Mrs. Marion DingP.y, Mrs Cla ra lng held at the Parish House. ATTEND MEETING ing y,;ith the offense. He fillS the iversity of Massachusetts. lo dir <1 warrior's dt>at h aJ.(a insl . 'r 1 ~1 Office. fiill, Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mrs. Others &ttendtng were Mrs. James Layne. Assistant Ca!Jt.. tight end !lpot which became va- Fusia said Morin was morethe Spartans. Mrs. Tom Hoffman present· Arthur Thabet, Mrs. Glenn James Cunningham, Mrs. WU- ier of the Mason Count) Bank. cant when Johnny Brewer as a senior than Mike St'<'tl lld·rard\l'd l\o lre Dam· . l'd a . ver~ informative and _in Smith. Mrs. Nancy Wright. : liam Powell, Mrs. J. V. Me- will be attending the lOth An· cessfuily made the switc-h to Ditka when the all-pro tight end Rnnlht>r powerh ou~" t', doe ~n ' t tere!!tmg program on ··ory m~ Mrs. Letha Kelley, Mrs. Lil· ' Grew Mn. ·Edna Burris, Mrs. nual Session of the West Vir· linebacker .I I "' A F' ld d I IHerman ' Layne. ... or the Chicago Bears was with ! JigurP to hove it as ro~ 1 gi 1 tJ 1 i~ .Marena s ·or ninter rrange· l1an 1r. s an Mrs. Fo mer. ginia School of Banking Octo- Although he m1·ss"'"" the " Sh d' 1 d dill W s W s BACHTF.L "" Pittsburgh. And Fusia was on t week•nd wh<·n "" Irish tnc kle mens. e JSpaye er· ·· ·· • TO SPE~K AT GIRDEN CLUB ber !H4, at the Stale ~H C;imp, days of training while with the Panthers' •tall while Dltka 1\orth carotin<1 Notre Dana~ ent type_"' ol maten<JI!-. Ihal had . The W.S.W.S. of Bacht~l i'.,. Mr. John Looney, S~rvice For· Jackson Mill . College Ali·Stars, he ranks tblrd c.:IUII..utUL~ has . unle;l~ht•(! . a pmn•rlul brl'n d.ned_ and told the meth· E.U.B. Church. met for their 'ester. of Mason County, will ·bel The School is spo.nso_ r.ed joint- among the Cleve!""-~ played at the school. Collier say•' the rookie Is do0 r I ober rnee tmr; at t.he church. I. guest .speaker at the meetmg , ly by tht: West VIrgm1a Bank· He has caught 17 ~"' pa!!smg i:lHack 10 rr.utmg tour u(h u ~e d 111 drymg. poses ior ing uvery well." oppom·nts thu s far and w111 bf' flefrPshme_nts were servt>d to Mrs. Kathryn Goodw.m was . the 1tit 1he !'jew H&lleo Garden Club ers A~~oc1ation and the College vards for a 14.6 ..average per uHe also has done some floe a solid 25-point choi('P to h;•n·ilt thnse attendmg: Mrs . Ph! I Bat· leader for th~ meetmg. The ;·on ThU'rsday ~Ven\ng. His topir of Commerce of West Virginia • tch 1he Tarhe('b. who havf' won ey, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, program topic was "Leader-! ··n be . "Re-ForestatiOn'' and University. taO t' G ColitJ nd blocking- just 8!1 good as the Whaf ftDIIIrtll Sfto11 lchtM two of theiJ fir~t thr~e onl'"-ih. ~~rs. CPett! Burris,DM~s. . Wi~· :ship." Assisting with the pro-; =~II be accompal\ied., by ilides. The .openin~ session will hear Gr~: ar:~head ~: h~m in blocks Brewer made - and you luhultor ·" - Schwl.l ltulft·llt 1\labr~ma th., nation !-:. 1hlrd hum row. Mrs. avid Fields. gram was Mrs. Achsah Miller I WS W.S llVTH CIRCLE Dr Marllyrl Jarvis of the West . d E . know'John was one of the best,'' •rckltcnd, .,..., bro..~ .... rank~ le~m rou ld be far mu Jr . Mrs William Clbbs, Mrs. Mis~ Mary Jewell, Mrs. tAiri'l~ Th ~ •Ro•th .Circle f the WS vt.:ginla U~iverttlty . . recebptJoD epartment. rdrue Collier said', with 1101' 1 1, ~prosicJ pad.. , " T HH . M Lo Tr1pi lt M. R h Laud . . e " . . gra hod 19 fa. . !42 yar ' "On others Milt makes mls 9 carrllf e~nd le..W..O.IIAM Jts b1ggest ro:ulb toc k to a urn man, rs. UIS e · ISS ut ermtlt, 1w's of the U;B Church mrl l { Th1s year's major course of n k c 11 ha 18 ro ' • h.odlight. lldet .......... perfecl ~('ason m !he presL•nt•e Kn~srhmk, Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Opal Mulford and M~. on. Monday ·~eni~g at the study wlil be "Investments," in- :;~r o ms s r takes. He's really not even con~~ ~~ · - · of Tennf<;spt• Ttw Voilm!Pers Mr:; Harry Mrller, Mrs. Che~. La~ra Elliott. ' ' ' ehurc~ with Mrs. Ottle Roush cludjn~ Techniques ot ... Jnvest. y Milt was the Browns' scious of some or them." JOst a loug~l 6 :l garlle :'l Mter \\-Hea ver.danMd theRho~s.~esd·. n unng the. business meeting Ias hostess The program 'The ing money and Capital Markets, draft pie~ He bad been ''He's played so wen so much . . rs uwar rs. ou:m an t e orgamzatmn voted to adop! ''. M h' · of the time that I guess I eJ:• 1 sew;nl n·rankl'd 1,eorgla redl ., Ad . K h Christian's .Call to Leader- anagemeot o( nv~ts 1p of [ott a couple~ of veara nPl't hJ'm to do so all the time' . h I I ·' I " '~ rs.JUNIOR amsWO AN'S CLUB , a Thorean orp an. . " was presented by Mrs Bank As St:! ts . Llabtl Ity and Cap- on the Browns . ' draft list ,-fasI .vet·'·~Pn d but .,a ! e.J \I shiP II th' hl llr 1 Cnms1 m Tide !o a 7-7 tie ta~r Th " H .w W ' 0'3 t! attending were Juan·l .~red Batey ital. There will also be lectures ear as tho best of the .-0.~,ge.t · 18 is 8 st pro sea- Ph-:. 992-2~4 PomaNV e ,1ew aven Jumor om· Ita Ruusl1 Ruth Laudermitt ' · · · Y uvo• ··--• ---~ear Al<1bama 1s g1ven a SIX . , . Cl b .. ··ted th th · . R ' • The meeting was o~ed with on Taxation, Bankmg Law and end prospects ' ~ ~"!'Iii.:::::::; d h . an s u ass 1s WI e '\e r ena Laudermilt. Naomi Qh. . . .. · , Th •A 1 t' · poml no m I I!! gamP wh .rl \ m at the Coftee Hour re· lm tbe smgmg of Hav~ J.ne u om a !on. He was still available ~;hould dec1de the favmllt' tor g . P ger. Mary Jewell, Evelyn own Way Lord'' followed w1th The Instructors from these - - -~-·- ~ t'edmg the dtstnct conveot1on Jewell Alma T'ripplett v 1r · ,r ' · !he So1.1theas1ern Conte1'.11c• o! the Federation of Women's · :~ . • ·scripture lessolllly Mt• G->or''e l cours.es have bel!n ~elected from JUMBO'S DEMISE IItle Clubs held on October Jst at ~ma H.. zlen, Mlldren Jeweil, Jewell, ·and two reatlfhgs by the fields of bankmg and edu· ' 1 Fourth-ranked U< !.A anct W 1 H' h S h 1 M race Brown, Janet Nee<ls, lMrs Clayton Alhey a~d Mrs. cation and are well qualified 1 Jumbo, !>. T. Barnum s fa. . b a mmat. ;gl c Oil . Mem I Opal Mulrord, Laura Elliott , oth~ Lieving Mrs 0 t tit by reason of their Wide range I mous eiephant, was killed ' er.::; par ICipa mg were r, Katheryn Good . FJ ' ·J I . . ' h the ""'" f G 1 a~o~y u1o !i•"o"" J' , C h M. A \\In, o ' ars l·,Roush read a scripturP. lesson of experience m thd vanous wen e..~,e o a rand r. a. · ~'' , ,, La~t~ous~nn~n~ a~, ~s M . all, and Mrs 4chsah ~hiler. Iand the greup sang "Where He phases of their proff!miions. Trunk. lraltt ttccidentally crasb4:.~.~ ·t,,;:~ h~." 1" "· P M · Rsh. dymGue 1ead SEWING CLLB 1Leads Me 1 Will Follow '' t ed into the 'huge animal whUe ·-ows, rs 1c ar . ,rms ea 'fhe sewmg · CJ ub met BIRTH ANNOU~CED · """' •ou• s.... , kl"• 1 ona, ~ on Those attending were Mrs. 1 ·~ the carcus animals were being; II 1 u~n,.'r"F :f~"~".. ~·u~ ,!~~~N a~U~~~·ri'l~a~~a~~H J~.EN IThursday aft~rnoon at tt.E' home : H~Fd Burris Mrs~ Fred Bat. II Rev. and Mrs. Martin Berls- loaded on the ·fain. ,,.~w~M~·~··~·~·~··~m~··:"~'~··~·~~~~· :::=:~~~ ol Mrs.. Edwid Stein. .•.Those ley,.Mrs. T. Bert Roush. Mrs. ford are announcing the birth ....... _ - - - - ·The Lutfle~an Church Men ol ' attending were Mrs. D. A. Bernard Lievmg, ifrs. R F. of a daughter, Sarah Emily, on parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. ' Smith, Afro. OtUe Roush, Mrs. IBryant, Mrs. Otha LJevlng, Mra.jl SUnday morning at Holzer Hos- ~· Borioford; all ol Eulah MacKnight, Mrs. Her-.Qeorge Jewell, Miss Millie pita! Tho maternal ¥randpar. W. Ya., Rev. and Mrs man Layne, Mrs. John F ry,I Bwngarner, Mrs. Achsah Mtl· ; ents are Mr. and Mrs. Thorn rd. have ooe other child, Mrs R. F. Bryan~, Mrs. Fred ter. Rev. Martin BerJS!ord, Mrs. , TurncT and lhe paternal grand.' son, Andy. Batey, Mrs. How WI Wsgen· Cl!lyton Athey ond Mrs. Ollie · hal•. Mrs. IJoyd lloush, Mrs. Roush. B. R. Vance, Mrs. H. L. Dyer RHODODENDRON end Mrs. Stein. Tho Rbodoilendron Ho m o i . The next meellnjj will be on Domonatrauon Club met at the 1 Thursday ,October 18th at the Club Houae on Thurstl•y. This home of Mrs. Htiwerd Wagen. was their annual organllatlonal hols. meeUng and a potluck dinner LUTHERAN was held at tho noon hour. CHURCH WOMEN The meeting was opened With The Esther and Rebe<~a Cir- the Pledge to the Flag, follow· cles of The Lulberan Church od wilh devotional period, the , Women met this past week 27!U Psalm w_as read, Mr s. for their regular monthly ~rnard Uevmg read a ~m meetings. It was announced ul I! There Anything Quite When lie's the meetings that the Oil'!trjct So Lovely" and Mrs. T. Bert Meeting woUld be held in Char- I Roush read a ,poem "Autumn." i going Into l'he best fuel for your i ieston at Trinity Luthe.rAn 1 Dur.lD8 the oosiness ~eetmg ! uniform, : Church <>n October 17th at i a report from the nommallnjj give him our best. IUO p.m. Tiley also announced itommittoe was gtven and ac· home. Tops in comfort, C<Jnvenience. Call us lor ' that the Group would bold • jcepled : President, Mf,, CharGive him a waterproof• Genoral Meeting on October los F. Yonker: VIet Preoldent, . 8ulov1 Commander- the pertect lith, with a progressive dlnner, IMn. Velma Roush, Secretary, delivery, any time. watch tor thll very JPIOIIt and using a millsioo theme Mrs. t.onard Smithson. TrtB8young man In your llll.ltceuM H't "Hungry World" as tho pro .urer, Mrs: Albert llouab. truly I mtn'l WIICh. ltl !M).jtwtl, _ 'Ih A ~ Course Ul lgroup decided to meet at the shOek Mlltant. self-winding MOvtmtnt Is OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH •• am. e ppo ~ " present club house aa long u ttum whh typlcllll BuiOYI qualtty control, 1 begin at lhe home of Mrs. Da- : would be JlOSSlble. They disUp lo 600 separate faclory Inspections assure it Isn't 1 ,.,d Roush, using a South Sea I cussed Acbievement Day to be th ia !he kind ol watch you want him to weer-a ' Isle tlJeme: a salad course at 1held OctQber u ol SUuth Side walch he can really rely on? Than come in and look Fer Better, Quicker More Eftlclont Servlco al our corT1p.e1e collection. When you ki'IOW the home of Mrs. William Rus- : ~H Camp. what ma~ .. l'o ~ walt;h lick you'll choose Iii BuiOYa. sell u·nng . China and Japan I aUendlng were Mrtl. theme; Mam Course at tlJe c. B. JluletL Mrs.' Robert ROll· LEvEL OUT YOUR 1 1 NEW IlAVEN 1 Dol'ng Well Br·owns Rookie Milt Morin • Gets Som. e SpeciaI Tutormg 1 .5i a·. 'EA't.'·T•...,r,::, 1 - All:t:_•• ° t B.R.W. HARDWARE and ·LEATHER SUPPLY I I IH , !!l 1 1 You Get the Best ••• from Us Sealy Firm """"'"'en Sleeper I TWO-WAY RADIO . n- COMMANDER "A" In statnJeu lteet. with leather strap. $51.95 'W'IIu use. crown. crystlltrtlntlct. =~~Mr=n:·~Bomard==~=~ home of Mrs. Harry us· 1'j 1 mg India theme : andLayne. the des1 sert course at the home of 1 Mrs. Herman Layne, : 1South American theme. I program thema used for the ; meetings was "Overseas to DIY ' Serve." CLEANING The Esther Circle mel at the I' Parish House with Mrs. Paul Service On R.c~~N•t Roush and Mra. Gil'} Rouah aa ' - • · The prGfp'am I rr-~ by Mrs. James CLEAN!RS POMEROY HOUR -Goessler Jewelry Store I ! ' ·-·· _,_ ~~~------------...l i ,. Robinson~s ~;ng · FUEL OIL COSTS ei!QUAL MONTHLY PAYMI!NTSe JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW I ''· • , RIZER OIL COMPANY llllttrul ir boiiPIIal Firm hutton·freo OOIIStructioll tor Dlrbt afta DiJhl of noatlullleep. Complll'l: • Hoovy woven tlrljll cover will! told luru • h1l1 Idle 'Qordo• end 11111ng odiH' • Duro kHpl 1111foci IIIIOOill, finn • oltilnPi~!I .IIIHI ctllt . "YOU'LL LIKE OUit SERVICE'' ,.; ' POMEROY, 0. PHONE 992-2101 Layne, wen Mrs. partJtldt on the pro- ·•.. :;-;:: gram Welch. ,,.•:-=.,---:,,~.--::.,_..1,!-.--..,;...,."'"'___,.___..,.__...,.IU.Lo~---.:.; ABeon ' - HObpt~·Gioats. Over /PeggingBig'Ups~ts; e ;r • 1 AU~SHR •• 't I ( .W d. M H T s · G .. :.;;f . , oo ·y ay ·ave o ·crap 'f.O~~tl ~ A p f J MSU T ,arne . gatnst,..:OWer u . : .: . . ' I ,. ' . . ... ~ I . ~ -.1.· ..: • ' art show, featuring palnllngs Dally Sentinel. Po•metwy-Mirldl''l?"ltl., and j)hntography from Southes•· ·.!j,~.r-~1'""' tern 01110 OrtlsiJI, will be held Jane. (;,y."' '''" the fir<!) ! <oncU!'I'i!~Uy. This Is an ox<el- ~ oolr,..·< fe """ "" ')Soar. (oj Sl· "I::::~~~ ·I lent opportunit~ t·or ' ( in ' 1Sevenlh elft ·I ''~.~';_!.~ .~;'l;,;cp;. .J Rio Grande 1 to 800 the NEW Rio College. Tho Faculty Women's Club will sponsor a tea for freshm'tm girls on Oct. 26. The college's new dinin, hall will be reserved for a Masonic banquet on Oct. :19. The banquet to honor Ben Evallll of Jack1011, Ohlo wiU be at 7:30. The National Shakespeare Company is coming to RGC. on Nov. 14, a live production of the play, "Much Ado About Nothing," written by Shakea· peare, will be presented at 8 p.m. in Community HaD. This . will be open to the general publit. College ... BY GEORGE IOMERVU££ "'I'IIE LIRRARY fiOMES FIRST'' "We meet this afternoon In a new year to dedteatt a new building. It Is an ocoaslon of pride and celebration for Rio Grande - and for aU students, present and future, who wUI come here In search of learnIng. For this building- UU. new library - Js truly central to the college and aU It• promIse. lndee<l It could be the col· lege If no other building r.. mained.'' Tbjs is from an addresH by Francis Keppel, Assistant Secretarv of EducaUon, Department of HEW delivered at the dedicaUon of tho Jeanette Albeiz Davia linrary on the Rio Grande College Campiis )ln January 18 of this year. The dedication marked the climax of 8 1riv. th:it began on Aug. 14 lgG2 when a need for the library was discussed by the college's Board or Tr~ tm .. On June I, 1962 .,awe lhe employing of a fund •Bislng organizallon. the John R Fitch Company of Philadelphia, Pa., to determine gift • gJving po- A new college parking lot : will be open iD the near future. It is to be located betweea Holzer Hall and the intramural , WITH ~ONGRESSMAN - Pictured above with Congressman and Mn. W. H. Moeller are Chairmen athletic fields and will help to 1 of the vanous county Moeller ~or Congress Women's Activity groups. Left to right, front row: Mrs. Mary relieve the parking problems on Biehl, Wa~h1~gton Co., Mrs. Richard Ferguson, Morgan Co., Mrs. Gemma M. Cascl. Meigs Co., Mrs. Jean fampus. Tob1as, F&lffleld Co., Mrs. Wilma Allen, Athens Co., Mrs. Bernice Stewart, Fairfield Co., and Mrs. Caddie The Rio Grande College Film ' Reynolds, secretary m the ConP.ssman's District Office, who was a guest at the meeting. Left to right, Society will open the 1966 · 67 back row: Mrs. Mable Wykle, Vmton Co., Mrs. F~ye Bowman, Lawrence Co., Mrs. Gerry Frye, Vinton Co., season soon. Among the first Mrs. Moeller, Co.ngressman Moeller, Mrs. Harry Naugle, Jackson Co., Mrs. Eloise Howell, Lawrence co., 13 film,s to be shown art' five Mrs. Wtlham Elhott, Morgan Co., and Mrs. John Burnworth, Washington Co. Absent when the photo was Am~an films and eight for· taken were Mrs V..rla Casto, Gallia Co., arid Mrs. Frances Snyder, Perry Co. The legislature couple were ·-.. eign film~. The films are: Am· guests when the Women's Activities Chairmen of the Moeller for Congress Committee mel at Fred's erican - "Requiem for a Hea· Steak House in Nelsonville. Speaki~g briefly, Rep. Moeller stressed the need for continued economic and · vyweight.'' ··on· tht' Water· educahonal progress m the lOth D1stnct by means of qualified and capable representation m the U. s. front,'' "Frum Here to I!LerniCongress. "To send an inexperienced representative to Congress at this time," Moeller said, "would ty," ''Casablanca." and "'I'he _ mean a slow down of the progress we are now seeing all__ove_r_our lcOth District.: _____ ~------ Cain~ Mutiny :" F'rench - ''Bon. (Continued on Page S) tential of the college's constitu· pany held a yearbook seminar : ttle U. S. House of Representa· encies. One month later, on IS 10 and workshop on campus on ' tives from Ohio's tenth dis- li July 17, 1%2, a major glft9 and September 30 for representa- trict will hold a debate on cam GIRLS t:apit~l. i~prove~ents cAmpaign Congratulati(lns to Alpha Tau charter members in the reor- Uves from 15 high schools from pus. The debate, to be follow· was 1mt1ated with a goal of Delta and Alpha Mu Beta. Their ganized club. Licking, ·Pike, Scioto, Ross, ,ed by a question and answer $400 .000. Later that ye-ar, on recent dBnce, featuring lhe i "Doc" Bosworth, director of and Athens Countie's. period, will be closed to every. November 23, Francis Shane of "Napolf!onic Wars," was one the Statehouse New~ Service, Thomas Clothiers', of Galli- ' one except Rio students. facul- Sl•• 12111 prto Big 10 the Kinsey Motley. ~.~ Shane of the best dances in Rio's his· of Columbus, was on campus polis, recently opened a new ty, and area news media. firm In Salem, Vm~m1a, . ~as tory. on October 1 fo r the purpose of display in its Varsity emo~oyed as lhe !!upervasmg As a part of the Alumni Fund making a television tape on ' featuring Rio Grande coil~;;::: I On Sunday, Oct. 23, from 12 :· Regular $5.99 1 architect: Campaign, a new publication RGC sponsored by the Ohio Large pictures depict the 3f! p.m. until 4:30 p.m. , The k1~k-off dlnn~r for the ''Rio Grande College Tomor· College Association. i all campus, including an wtll .be ~n Open ~ouse for the fp·1 raism(! campaagn was row," will soon be released. It On Tuesday, Oct. 4, Alpha shot in color· the students Davl:s L.ibrary, Dining Hall, Middleport 111. · . on March 20. t004 , with 1contain~ ~rawings of pro~sed Mu Beta social sorority held 8 t.hE' au tumn {:;~mpus: a• 1d t tJ and Holzer Res1rtenct· Hall ..t. J· W. Bricker. former U. S. , new bulldmgs and descnbes shoe shine on campus. . fraternity of the month. hu_,ffiiet...d;,inn;,e~r,.:•n~d~u:.;o~u~ld~oo=r~<;:= ~ or, speaker On Nov. 3, Iboth . short and long-range e:t· t Outcome or la!!t week's gen- , munth Thomas' satutes Pi Sig· 1 l!j,_ plans were ~ubmltted by pans10n plans. era I election on the proposed 1ma fraternity. : the architect. A gronod-break. The RGC Post Olflre opened new Student Body Constitut. j COMING AT RIO: • tng dinner with VernOfl Alden, in the new Student Center this tion will be released in the , On Oct. 12 a Female Stu· president of Ohio week . Each student and next column, 1 dents' Gift P~ck will he distrilr as the speaker was held on De- fac?llY member haa a private The Commuters' Club held a! uted to the co-eds of Davis Hall. cembor of that year. mailbox. bake sale in lhe old Student The ACT test will be adminis- • On Jan. 26, 1965, the bidll on On Monday, Oct. 3, tile ''all· Center on Oct 5. tered to' future college fresb. l construction wert' o~ned . ' Newman Club elected of. Bill LeFavor, a member of men on campus on Saturday, 1 thE! contract was soon awardt;d ftcers for the coming year. All Archon fratemity, Js also a Oct. 15. to the Don King Consth.!ctioo students prt!sent were to be member of the musical On Friday, Oct. 21, CongresiJackson, Ohio. for the -· -··-- - · "Tho Shadows," from man Walter H. Moeller and contracting. Construction sultant. Lennox Industries of ton, Ohio. They have Miller, candidattm for (lO March 29 and on A..pril the Stockmeister finished thelr first recording. lederal grant of $H0,14i of Jackson, the Kennedy It ts hoped the record will be ' awarded to the librtlty. uf Huntington, W. Va .. available soon in this area. 1 $420,000 tibrary wao opened to Remington Rand, and Keyser Last Friday marke<l the · the students ·on NovP-mber 19, Equipment of Niles, supplied tJme that RGC's campus news- For Every Sewing Need 1965. The climax, of course, other equipment. paper, "Smoke Signals,•• went Singer Sai ... Servlco was the dedication. Have you visited the Jean- on sale In GaJllpolis. U you e The three . level building elte Albeiz Davis Library? would like one, there may be McCall's Pottorno teats 23ft and the stR,k capaci- Visitors are cordially Invited copies left at either ~'Gilltng. ty .is 80,000 volume11. When to stop by the library for a ham's" or "Price and Soo•'•" il the ehrolln1ent ot the college tour. Visit the Davis Library drug stores. The paper wi11 reaches one thousand, plano and discover lor pyourself a available there weekly, eitherll 992-2284 call for an expansion to pr~ of tht ~'new'' R1o Grande on Fridays or Saturdays. 115 2nd Pomeroy vide seating for an additlooal The Taylor Publishing Cooo- 'I one hundred and an inct·ease in stack capacity to 100,000 Th• past week at R" 'i"--------- I, LOAFERS 1 $4.88 1 1 'I Roush's Shoe Store ·• • 1 :. lllliiliii!iiii~l·tho~;~ 51 MAIIKET Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-~l'liltrf Soturdoy Til 9 WY 2-3975' ··' E. MAIN ST. . ·sLICED PORK STEAK ". .29 3lb. 21b. SKINLESS WIENERS c GROUND BEEF - 3 lb.spt EGGS MILK .. ' ·J McCOY'S - - pl. BREAD ADAMS OR HOLSUM _ ax I ' ' 99c 5 it I ,, WE DON'T WANT TO CALL THESE WHITE ELEPHANTS, BUT THESE HAVE BEEN HERE TOO LONG. WE CUT THE PRICE AND MOVE THEM OUTII ,)' .... . ' ' FABRICS • The FABRIC SHOP w. Following Is a brief preview of what a visitor to tb~:~ Davis- ' Ubrary wUI discover. Entering tile mioln Door of the library, a ] person· will ootlce the built-in I gla!!s display areas in the ves· l tibule. To your left as you en· ter the malo part of the library . Is the U-sha~ walnn1 circula- · tiqn d~. A iounge area II k>c~ted to the right of the main entrance. The llhelvin1 oo this Door .. Is of walnut. Individual studf~ carrels are located on thts and the top floor. The Ill> rarians'· office also is located on lhll floor. On tho ,around floor, you will Dnd the periodicals, downstairs a louqge ,.,ea. and a combine· lion children'• book room and currlcuiiiQI Ubrll'}. Alao dowo•talra are ll~ tables equip. pod with for listening to nJCOrtllnp. Tho auclio • visual. ;tmlp!1l'llt and a Xerol C!Opler. 'ill<>· ore loca!etl.DD this I • 'Handsome 1 - Early American Sofa, W11 $249 NOW O N L Y - - - - - - $180 2 - 99.00 Sofa Beds, turquoi11 NOW ONLY - - - - - each $68 stYling 1- Set 3 Maple Tabl.., NOW ONLY -r• $120 - $95 1-Large Size Brown 2-Pc• Suite, 8!' sofa, was *399 5 300 Was $299, NOW ONLY " Piece Chrome Breakfalf S.t Red & While. NOW ONLY - - $88 Curlee CiOIIrdiolt ewe. Suila, laptGIII, •, alil"t-- -~~· \ Step 0111 i u 61";"' N:• ~ ~ bJ CUrlaol . c- ...... ,.llldi... -., aathiLII ' .. ' -~ ,,, ''· i: u I: ...'. NOW ••;lU,t "Frost-Clear'' ~:---~--~~"" ·, I.flair Frigidair:e . Dou~le ~"··~···~ . ' ,. ' . ' '' . ,. r. I - 21 cu. ft. Gibson Chest Freer. caimd bJ die Curlee ' .....ill ......... '""' .~ al DOW, al 111181'1 .,.. illlle ltilelt fdll-. - - . t r.IRi. .~ I· 2 - 18 cu. ft. Gibson Refri!!JP!Ort .. " 1- 7 . ·: ' NOW ONLY - - - - · - - ' - - $U9 Other Foil Suitt In• $39.95 . (.. - ' $210 I - 17 cu. ft. Gibson Cheat Freezer $39.95 . J. 1 - 3 Pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite, Was $299 - - - - NOW ONLY $239 CUlt LEI! ALL·WEATHER COATS Jeneroua .' ' bea!41" Jwteit-. 11 M NOW Pei'JjCJIII who helped lb plan' · ning and eonatrpct;ng the Dav· Ia j Llbralj the. · . ·I . COnatructJo~ CQinpany and Albo!Z Davia, for who.JI bl(ary Ia named. Wllboul' ~or aid and ltiJlpOrt of lady, 1h1l aU ol, pOrso¥ WjiQ ,\IOnlted freoly lo the llllrlrv'~ bulldlng, tho oor> • cJtooleould not biln cart •Vltai:: • . ' " • ... S~ane Include Mrs.. ,, 1 - Brown Frieze 2-Pc. LiYIIg Room Suite, Regular $299~00 . floor. l ALL FIRST QUALITY FLOOR SAMPLESI .Tho third or top Ooor houses the Her1~ Room which containo ltem.o of hlotorleoJ Interest about the college and tommunlty. Tho faculty and stall lounge, a large alack area, and the office of the president o! thO college are ·located Clll lhll ~ble. · I I volumes. noor. ·~ Floor ' ',_ -Grate W~a$599 ,, ·;.; ·a ., �. ' ,_ _Afl Puffed Up By FRED McMANE .o UPI Sport• Writer ~oody Hayes must have a llo4d ;dea of how the enemv felt whitl caesar's ·le"'ons inarche1 intdt town. •• Hfth·rankod Southern Calllornla KIIII!B! State while Georgia are hoping to have it tBIIer 'tech t• tabbed an eight-point than :aat weekend when both choice over Auburn. , narrowly avoide<l defeat. The Two of tho naUon • top Bruins are a 22-pOlnt choice to quarterbacks will play lmporhandle Penn State while tho tant roles In eighth-ranked To bailie the Roman• and Trojans rate an eight·polnt pkk Florldo's and ninth· ranked .;;. ·t t s <heer over stanford. Purdue's forlunea this Satur10 11y. ex.,c v1c ory wa . I G I. A ' 'w('\1-dlsdpllned unit. they Nebraska, No. 6 in the nation, day. The Sees More of S;Une on Sat~day's, Card By MA:~!l:u::!!C:PLEi ca;~· u;,'' =h~ ~~~j~-.~~~afe~U tough Southeastern nine-point' choice to beat Carolina ~11 lind the makers, bailklllg~Ol! the . of Bob GHese 1. ari · a choice to dtifea~ t.lklflgan. Tenth·rankell Oklahol!tll li. ID-polnt · favorlle 16 doleal ' Kanaa• In a Big Eight clash. I th ctlon Geor•l a~rs, re y1~ on , n o er a , ·,uv· ·:~.t' . '. . . . . Egad, friend!, your deluge Conferonce's headline battle, I of congratulatory telegrams predict iho Tenneoleo Vol• waa embarr..,lng to a man wlll deal rugged Alabama 111 poosesse<l of my Inherent mod- Urst defeat ol the ·year, fll-14. esty - hak·kaffl ~t Ann Arbor, In the game NevertiJelelllii'lt was heart- which may decide tha Btg Ton .warming IQ.Jiear lrorrr so many repr..entaUve In the · Ro•e of you, especially following a Bowl, w•tch lor holt Michigan ' -kend that aaw nlost or the to upaet Purdue's Boilermak· a a 1'oantssee 11, Alabama II Te111 A&:M U, T.C.U. t Florida St. 30, Te111 Tee• 11 . ArkaDBaa II, 'f8181 ·II · 1 Talaae 40, Cloaelnaa 1 Ill Georgia Tech 10, Aub.,. 1. Air Fon:c 17, OreiOD 7 . 8)'J'acue U,. ~s18· COllel•, Holy Croll .11, Boslfft v. ,, nover lost a boule during their .Js gl~en a _22-point edge over Stove Spurriers _arm, are a FrLSUidaare rated a• ·tosaup ill Mrs. Charle! Machlr, Mrs. John collegla!e football export• re- ers, 211-20. Dtdlo 11, Cllem~on 8 herday a nd all one could do . y night ~r.s\, ftletmlre, Mrs. Albert Roush, I duced· to t1>t JIBIUII of rotten • Other contests worthy o! MIA. Stale 10,. Hotlllea II 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. !3, 1966 b d r 1 Colgate one over Prln<eton, Mrs. E. T. Roush, Mrs. T. Bert · esgsperts - heh·heh! special nojp match,,, N otre 1Ullaolo 25, !udlaaa. 1 'P':~ ~."d" ~ ~n;~t::::~; ,~;~; 1 Army II over Rutgers, Mary· Roush, Ml" Millie Bumgarner, However, veteran followers Dame and North ·Carolina. and Colorado 13. ·Iowa Slate,It ·' land eight over We91 VIrginia, Mrs. Velma Roush, Kay Rowm, of the.,Hoople ~~Ystem ltAOw Arkansas and Texas Walch Ukla~oma II, Kau'"' t. nr hope to d1e like a nrav€ : Arkansas three ·over Texa 111 , Mrs. UonaM Smithson, Mrs. there ·was· nothing unusual a- for well-rested North Carollna L.S.U. 16, Ken1ucky 14 "arrior. I Minnesota 10 over Iowa Clarence Thomas and ·Mro. bout my C!OrrecUy forecasting to give the Irish a atifl battle Maryland 21, W. Ylrllala ll Hayes, an nld warrler as rar 1 IHlnols six over Indiana. Charles F. Yonker. Ithe colos!al upset of Arkansas before suc~umblng,. ~21. The Mlehlpa '28, Purdue 20 "' B1g Ten football ,s NEHACLIMA GARDEN CLUB St. Paul's Lutheran Church --by Baylor, the Oklahoma trl· Arkansas Razorback• wiD ie- Mlnneoota 1!, Iowa 1 ~·~ncerned, finds hlmsell ta~M ' The Netraclima Garden Club met Cor a dinner meeting on , Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Iumph over favored Texas, or sum~ their winning wayJ with MJstitslppl 13, .So. Mlas .. 11 \~lth ~.he ~rospecl ol abando~lng ! met on Monday evening at the Wednesday evening at Roush's .John F. Roush and Mrs. Da· It has been announced that a the Illinois 10-9 comeback vic- a hard-fo~t, HJ.12 victory OY Talll tl, No. Texas Slate 10 Ills hall contro l ollense m lavorlJIOme of Mrs. Carroll Adams, I Cafeteria. The program was vld Roush. Mrs. Jack daughter has been born to Mr. tory over 9hlo 'state - Har • er ·Texas. V.C.L.A. If, Peaa · Slate II of a n~ore vercatile attack. thls iJr with Mrs Bill Huward and prest!nted by Rev . Jack T. presided at the business and Mrs. Fred Po~eroy of San- rumph! Now go on with the fore cast. Washlllaton Bt. 14, Utlb U Saturday wnen the mighty , Mrs. James N. Roush as co- Welch, Pastor of the church. meeting. others attending were La Cruz, ~ew Mex~co on Octo·\ Incidentally, in the latter Missouri 11, Okla. State 10 Va. Tecb U, Vanderbill Jo 1966 Jeeion'l of Mlchl~an Statt• hostesses. The meetmg was He gave a book review on "The I Mrs. Duane Church, Mrs. Wil· her a, · The baby weighed 1 game, the final score was only Nebraska 33, Kaasu S&aie 0 Vfrllaia 1%, VMJ I invade Columbus. Ohio . to 03 ·opened hy the presideot, M". Comlortable Pew" by ,Pierre , llam Powell, Jr., M". Melvin 1 lbo. 1 ozs. and hao been nam-, two point• away from our ID-7 Florida 29, N.C. State 3 Waoblnglon 30, California 0 lie ~hJO State. 1James N. H.oush. The. Club Barton. A short business meet· Knapp, Mrs. Harold Rose, Mrs. ed Sherr.y Kay. They. have one ! fore cast. (Ed. Note: Look out, Notre Dame 25, N. C~rol. !t Northwestera 21, WI•. 21 M~rh1gan State. a wr iJ.i sons. pledge to the flag and •ng was conducted by Harold Lloyd Roush. other child, 8 son, Mike. 1 Pully, you'll explode.) Mlcb. State 12 1 Oblo Stale 10 Wyoming II, 1\10\I' .Meslco It coa~hed team . wt.th awesome Idub collect was given by all. , Rose. Mrs. Pomeroy 15 the former 1 As a token of my apprecia· Idaho 35, OregOn State 17 Yale Zl, Colambla t !'!Ze'; IS the nnt1on s top-ranked Devotions wer·e given by Ml1l. Attendillg were Henry H. The Rebecca Circle met a.t ~andra RouRh, dau~hter of Mr., tion for your complimetltary Pittsburgh 12, NaYy 8 C.lgate %1, PrlDee&oa 7 college team and has no~ lost "Ism Howard. She read a read· Buck, Jr., Duane Church, Rob- the hom~ of ~rs. Carroll an~ Mrs. Donald F. Roush of messages, I have several good· Army 38, Rutgers 7 Rtght Wrona TIH Pel. regular sea9on ga me m twl} j ing ··watered Gardens.'' ert Layne, Donald Bumgardner, \ Adams, Jr. With Mrs. B. R. , New Haven. I ies for you In this week's fore· So. Carolina 24, Wake For. 11 Last Week: · !I 1J t .811 :;t>ason::l. They have steamrolled \ The roll call -Ras answered Harold Rose, Joe Paugh, Her- IVance as co·hostess on Wed- ~ GOOD WILL CLUB I - ·· TO [)ate: tl u · 1 ... over fnu r opponent.~ ~o far this b)' each member givJ,ng their man Layne, Carroll Adarus, nesdey afternoon. The program The Good Will Chab met at R~mark~bfl ~ . ~ year and slaughtered the favorite wl\ding, !XId, or seed Jr., and Hev. Welch~ was pre!!ented by Mr!L Hilda , the home of Mrs. Ray Weaver. _ , • _ ~C B.uckeyes . 32-7 last s~ason at : for drying. Mrs. Louis Karsch· ' W.S C.S .., Meettn,: Ridgway with Mrs. John ~ry A white elephanL sale was held f,a!t Lan,;ng, Mich . ' nik brought an arraogement ol The W.S.C.S. of the New ! and Mrs. B. R. Vance takmg with proceeds for flower fund. .lOW ,tKf ... HIGH QUAliTY Favon Ball Control dri ed straw flowers and thistle Haven Methodist Church met : part. Mrs. Marti~ O_hlinger pre· The door prize was won by Mrs. Only Schwinn oHtrt wch HnyPs' ?allle strategy l1asn_' t in a basket for an exhibit. for thr: · October meeting at lsided at the bustne&s meeting. H. Capehart. Attenainf were fine quat~ at 1ucfl ct tfttHty chatlg<'S """he came to. Ohw The club voted to sell Flow- the h""" of Erma Folmer . Plans were made to hold a Hal· Mrs . William Mcfarland, Mrs. pric•. for the belt vatu. State 15 years ago. He Js th ~ r1 Arrangement 1967 Calendars · Nancy Wright gave a book 'i loween Party for the pre · Cliff Roush, Mrs. Hal\lld Cape~ rid• a Schwlnnl :oremost exponent ot ba:l as a project. Mrs. . Donald report on ''Be~ond Ourselves." fic~ool a~d elementary school hart, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, Mrs. CLEVELAND (UPI) _ Rook- the Browns first turn came, SG control offen.~e and looks uron ~umgardner was appomted to Those attendmg were Mrs. children m the afternoon on Oc· Thomas Grinsteo:~d Mr:,. Cecil 1~ Milt Morin Is getting soml' Collier t3pped the 6-foot-4 241llhe forward paf;s with con- purchase a door priz~ to .oe Nancy Banks of Pittsburgh, tober 27th with Mr!l William Dl111can, Mrs. Do~gla! Miller, fl:pecial tutoring from Cleveland pourw.cr. tempt. sent to the J?l::>tnct Convent1on Pa., Mrs. 0. 0. Sayre, Mrs. I Russell a!' chairman and a par· Mrs. Pans} Fry Mrs Thelma 8 • Co h Bl ton Collier A •veer Advan.ced Senior Ht)wevcr. t.lw dt>an_ ot Hi~ Ten to be held_ in Huntington . ?n Rachel Sayre, Mrs. C1aud Bum· ; ty for Junior and senior High Capehart, Mrs. Sybil Smith and r~wi~s , 0~~ed d~i~ rematk· Morin _ who wJll be 24 Sat. 1 ('oarhcs derldf·d th1 s week he Oc·loher 2ath .. !he gro.u~ .dJS· ~arner_. guests; Mrs. F~ank , ~t.udents at 7 p.m. on October Mrs. Bill Crln::i tead. anl el~cp g urday _had an important .r..,. may h<lvc to sera p h1s 'thn'·-· russed the1r C1v1c Beautlhcatwn Spradling, Mrs. Verne Hmer· 27th with Mrs. Carroll Adams, ab Y w · ommendation for the job from yards and a cloud ol clusl'' PriJjects. the Ma~on · PumPrny man, Mrs. Kobert Herndon, Jr. a3 chairman with both be· BANK EMPLOVEF. TO Morin is the only rookie start· Vic Fusia, his coach at the Un~ (lffense it hi~ LP.<!m en•n 1111pt>~ Brtdge and the NPw Haven Mrs. Marion DingP.y, Mrs Cla ra lng held at the Parish House. ATTEND MEETING ing y,;ith the offense. He fillS the iversity of Massachusetts. lo dir <1 warrior's dt>at h aJ.(a insl . 'r 1 ~1 Office. fiill, Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mrs. Others &ttendtng were Mrs. James Layne. Assistant Ca!Jt.. tight end !lpot which became va- Fusia said Morin was morethe Spartans. Mrs. Tom Hoffman present· Arthur Thabet, Mrs. Glenn James Cunningham, Mrs. WU- ier of the Mason Count) Bank. cant when Johnny Brewer as a senior than Mike St'<'tl lld·rard\l'd l\o lre Dam· . l'd a . ver~ informative and _in Smith. Mrs. Nancy Wright. : liam Powell, Mrs. J. V. Me- will be attending the lOth An· cessfuily made the switc-h to Ditka when the all-pro tight end Rnnlht>r powerh ou~" t', doe ~n ' t tere!!tmg program on ··ory m~ Mrs. Letha Kelley, Mrs. Lil· ' Grew Mn. ·Edna Burris, Mrs. nual Session of the West Vir· linebacker .I I "' A F' ld d I IHerman ' Layne. ... or the Chicago Bears was with ! JigurP to hove it as ro~ 1 gi 1 tJ 1 i~ .Marena s ·or ninter rrange· l1an 1r. s an Mrs. Fo mer. ginia School of Banking Octo- Although he m1·ss"'"" the " Sh d' 1 d dill W s W s BACHTF.L "" Pittsburgh. And Fusia was on t week•nd wh<·n "" Irish tnc kle mens. e JSpaye er· ·· ·· • TO SPE~K AT GIRDEN CLUB ber !H4, at the Stale ~H C;imp, days of training while with the Panthers' •tall while Dltka 1\orth carotin<1 Notre Dana~ ent type_"' ol maten<JI!-. Ihal had . The W.S.W.S. of Bacht~l i'.,. Mr. John Looney, S~rvice For· Jackson Mill . College Ali·Stars, he ranks tblrd c.:IUII..utUL~ has . unle;l~ht•(! . a pmn•rlul brl'n d.ned_ and told the meth· E.U.B. Church. met for their 'ester. of Mason County, will ·bel The School is spo.nso_ r.ed joint- among the Cleve!""-~ played at the school. Collier say•' the rookie Is do0 r I ober rnee tmr; at t.he church. I. guest .speaker at the meetmg , ly by tht: West VIrgm1a Bank· He has caught 17 ~"' pa!!smg i:lHack 10 rr.utmg tour u(h u ~e d 111 drymg. poses ior ing uvery well." oppom·nts thu s far and w111 bf' flefrPshme_nts were servt>d to Mrs. Kathryn Goodw.m was . the 1tit 1he !'jew H&lleo Garden Club ers A~~oc1ation and the College vards for a 14.6 ..average per uHe also has done some floe a solid 25-point choi('P to h;•n·ilt thnse attendmg: Mrs . Ph! I Bat· leader for th~ meetmg. The ;·on ThU'rsday ~Ven\ng. His topir of Commerce of West Virginia • tch 1he Tarhe('b. who havf' won ey, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, program topic was "Leader-! ··n be . "Re-ForestatiOn'' and University. taO t' G ColitJ nd blocking- just 8!1 good as the Whaf ftDIIIrtll Sfto11 lchtM two of theiJ fir~t thr~e onl'"-ih. ~~rs. CPett! Burris,DM~s. . Wi~· :ship." Assisting with the pro-; =~II be accompal\ied., by ilides. The .openin~ session will hear Gr~: ar:~head ~: h~m in blocks Brewer made - and you luhultor ·" - Schwl.l ltulft·llt 1\labr~ma th., nation !-:. 1hlrd hum row. Mrs. avid Fields. gram was Mrs. Achsah Miller I WS W.S llVTH CIRCLE Dr Marllyrl Jarvis of the West . d E . know'John was one of the best,'' •rckltcnd, .,..., bro..~ .... rank~ le~m rou ld be far mu Jr . Mrs William Clbbs, Mrs. Mis~ Mary Jewell, Mrs. tAiri'l~ Th ~ •Ro•th .Circle f the WS vt.:ginla U~iverttlty . . recebptJoD epartment. rdrue Collier said', with 1101' 1 1, ~prosicJ pad.. , " T HH . M Lo Tr1pi lt M. R h Laud . . e " . . gra hod 19 fa. . !42 yar ' "On others Milt makes mls 9 carrllf e~nd le..W..O.IIAM Jts b1ggest ro:ulb toc k to a urn man, rs. UIS e · ISS ut ermtlt, 1w's of the U;B Church mrl l { Th1s year's major course of n k c 11 ha 18 ro ' • h.odlight. lldet .......... perfecl ~('ason m !he presL•nt•e Kn~srhmk, Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. Opal Mulford and M~. on. Monday ·~eni~g at the study wlil be "Investments," in- :;~r o ms s r takes. He's really not even con~~ ~~ · - · of Tennf<;spt• Ttw Voilm!Pers Mr:; Harry Mrller, Mrs. Che~. La~ra Elliott. ' ' ' ehurc~ with Mrs. Ottle Roush cludjn~ Techniques ot ... Jnvest. y Milt was the Browns' scious of some or them." JOst a loug~l 6 :l garlle :'l Mter \\-Hea ver.danMd theRho~s.~esd·. n unng the. business meeting Ias hostess The program 'The ing money and Capital Markets, draft pie~ He bad been ''He's played so wen so much . . rs uwar rs. ou:m an t e orgamzatmn voted to adop! ''. M h' · of the time that I guess I eJ:• 1 sew;nl n·rankl'd 1,eorgla redl ., Ad . K h Christian's .Call to Leader- anagemeot o( nv~ts 1p of [ott a couple~ of veara nPl't hJ'm to do so all the time' . h I I ·' I " '~ rs.JUNIOR amsWO AN'S CLUB , a Thorean orp an. . " was presented by Mrs Bank As St:! ts . Llabtl Ity and Cap- on the Browns . ' draft list ,-fasI .vet·'·~Pn d but .,a ! e.J \I shiP II th' hl llr 1 Cnms1 m Tide !o a 7-7 tie ta~r Th " H .w W ' 0'3 t! attending were Juan·l .~red Batey ital. There will also be lectures ear as tho best of the .-0.~,ge.t · 18 is 8 st pro sea- Ph-:. 992-2~4 PomaNV e ,1ew aven Jumor om· Ita Ruusl1 Ruth Laudermitt ' · · · Y uvo• ··--• ---~ear Al<1bama 1s g1ven a SIX . , . Cl b .. ··ted th th · . R ' • The meeting was o~ed with on Taxation, Bankmg Law and end prospects ' ~ ~"!'Iii.:::::::; d h . an s u ass 1s WI e '\e r ena Laudermilt. Naomi Qh. . . .. · , Th •A 1 t' · poml no m I I!! gamP wh .rl \ m at the Coftee Hour re· lm tbe smgmg of Hav~ J.ne u om a !on. He was still available ~;hould dec1de the favmllt' tor g . P ger. Mary Jewell, Evelyn own Way Lord'' followed w1th The Instructors from these - - -~-·- ~ t'edmg the dtstnct conveot1on Jewell Alma T'ripplett v 1r · ,r ' · !he So1.1theas1ern Conte1'.11c• o! the Federation of Women's · :~ . • ·scripture lessolllly Mt• G->or''e l cours.es have bel!n ~elected from JUMBO'S DEMISE IItle Clubs held on October Jst at ~ma H.. zlen, Mlldren Jeweil, Jewell, ·and two reatlfhgs by the fields of bankmg and edu· ' 1 Fourth-ranked U< !.A anct W 1 H' h S h 1 M race Brown, Janet Nee<ls, lMrs Clayton Alhey a~d Mrs. cation and are well qualified 1 Jumbo, !>. T. Barnum s fa. . b a mmat. ;gl c Oil . Mem I Opal Mulrord, Laura Elliott , oth~ Lieving Mrs 0 t tit by reason of their Wide range I mous eiephant, was killed ' er.::; par ICipa mg were r, Katheryn Good . FJ ' ·J I . . ' h the ""'" f G 1 a~o~y u1o !i•"o"" J' , C h M. A \\In, o ' ars l·,Roush read a scripturP. lesson of experience m thd vanous wen e..~,e o a rand r. a. · ~'' , ,, La~t~ous~nn~n~ a~, ~s M . all, and Mrs 4chsah ~hiler. Iand the greup sang "Where He phases of their proff!miions. Trunk. lraltt ttccidentally crasb4:.~.~ ·t,,;:~ h~." 1" "· P M · Rsh. dymGue 1ead SEWING CLLB 1Leads Me 1 Will Follow '' t ed into the 'huge animal whUe ·-ows, rs 1c ar . ,rms ea 'fhe sewmg · CJ ub met BIRTH ANNOU~CED · """' •ou• s.... , kl"• 1 ona, ~ on Those attending were Mrs. 1 ·~ the carcus animals were being; II 1 u~n,.'r"F :f~"~".. ~·u~ ,!~~~N a~U~~~·ri'l~a~~a~~H J~.EN IThursday aft~rnoon at tt.E' home : H~Fd Burris Mrs~ Fred Bat. II Rev. and Mrs. Martin Berls- loaded on the ·fain. ,,.~w~M~·~··~·~·~··~m~··:"~'~··~·~~~~· :::=:~~~ ol Mrs.. Edwid Stein. .•.Those ley,.Mrs. T. Bert Roush. Mrs. ford are announcing the birth ....... _ - - - - ·The Lutfle~an Church Men ol ' attending were Mrs. D. A. Bernard Lievmg, ifrs. R F. of a daughter, Sarah Emily, on parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. ' Smith, Afro. OtUe Roush, Mrs. IBryant, Mrs. Otha LJevlng, Mra.jl SUnday morning at Holzer Hos- ~· Borioford; all ol Eulah MacKnight, Mrs. Her-.Qeorge Jewell, Miss Millie pita! Tho maternal ¥randpar. W. Ya., Rev. and Mrs man Layne, Mrs. John F ry,I Bwngarner, Mrs. Achsah Mtl· ; ents are Mr. and Mrs. Thorn rd. have ooe other child, Mrs R. F. Bryan~, Mrs. Fred ter. Rev. Martin BerJS!ord, Mrs. , TurncT and lhe paternal grand.' son, Andy. Batey, Mrs. How WI Wsgen· Cl!lyton Athey ond Mrs. Ollie · hal•. Mrs. IJoyd lloush, Mrs. Roush. B. R. Vance, Mrs. H. L. Dyer RHODODENDRON end Mrs. Stein. Tho Rbodoilendron Ho m o i . The next meellnjj will be on Domonatrauon Club met at the 1 Thursday ,October 18th at the Club Houae on Thurstl•y. This home of Mrs. Htiwerd Wagen. was their annual organllatlonal hols. meeUng and a potluck dinner LUTHERAN was held at tho noon hour. CHURCH WOMEN The meeting was opened With The Esther and Rebe<~a Cir- the Pledge to the Flag, follow· cles of The Lulberan Church od wilh devotional period, the , Women met this past week 27!U Psalm w_as read, Mr s. for their regular monthly ~rnard Uevmg read a ~m meetings. It was announced ul I! There Anything Quite When lie's the meetings that the Oil'!trjct So Lovely" and Mrs. T. Bert Meeting woUld be held in Char- I Roush read a ,poem "Autumn." i going Into l'he best fuel for your i ieston at Trinity Luthe.rAn 1 Dur.lD8 the oosiness ~eetmg ! uniform, : Church <>n October 17th at i a report from the nommallnjj give him our best. IUO p.m. Tiley also announced itommittoe was gtven and ac· home. Tops in comfort, C<Jnvenience. Call us lor ' that the Group would bold • jcepled : President, Mf,, CharGive him a waterproof• Genoral Meeting on October los F. Yonker: VIet Preoldent, . 8ulov1 Commander- the pertect lith, with a progressive dlnner, IMn. Velma Roush, Secretary, delivery, any time. watch tor thll very JPIOIIt and using a millsioo theme Mrs. t.onard Smithson. TrtB8young man In your llll.ltceuM H't "Hungry World" as tho pro .urer, Mrs: Albert llouab. truly I mtn'l WIICh. ltl !M).jtwtl, _ 'Ih A ~ Course Ul lgroup decided to meet at the shOek Mlltant. self-winding MOvtmtnt Is OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH •• am. e ppo ~ " present club house aa long u ttum whh typlcllll BuiOYI qualtty control, 1 begin at lhe home of Mrs. Da- : would be JlOSSlble. They disUp lo 600 separate faclory Inspections assure it Isn't 1 ,.,d Roush, using a South Sea I cussed Acbievement Day to be th ia !he kind ol watch you want him to weer-a ' Isle tlJeme: a salad course at 1held OctQber u ol SUuth Side walch he can really rely on? Than come in and look Fer Better, Quicker More Eftlclont Servlco al our corT1p.e1e collection. When you ki'IOW the home of Mrs. William Rus- : ~H Camp. what ma~ .. l'o ~ walt;h lick you'll choose Iii BuiOYa. sell u·nng . China and Japan I aUendlng were Mrtl. theme; Mam Course at tlJe c. B. JluletL Mrs.' Robert ROll· LEvEL OUT YOUR 1 1 NEW IlAVEN 1 Dol'ng Well Br·owns Rookie Milt Morin • Gets Som. e SpeciaI Tutormg 1 .5i a·. 'EA't.'·T•...,r,::, 1 - All:t:_•• ° t B.R.W. HARDWARE and ·LEATHER SUPPLY I I IH , !!l 1 1 You Get the Best ••• from Us Sealy Firm """"'"'en Sleeper I TWO-WAY RADIO . n- COMMANDER "A" In statnJeu lteet. with leather strap. $51.95 'W'IIu use. crown. crystlltrtlntlct. =~~Mr=n:·~Bomard==~=~ home of Mrs. Harry us· 1'j 1 mg India theme : andLayne. the des1 sert course at the home of 1 Mrs. Herman Layne, : 1South American theme. I program thema used for the ; meetings was "Overseas to DIY ' Serve." CLEANING The Esther Circle mel at the I' Parish House with Mrs. Paul Service On R.c~~N•t Roush and Mra. Gil'} Rouah aa ' - • · The prGfp'am I rr-~ by Mrs. James CLEAN!RS POMEROY HOUR -Goessler Jewelry Store I ! ' ·-·· _,_ ~~~------------...l i ,. Robinson~s ~;ng · FUEL OIL COSTS ei!QUAL MONTHLY PAYMI!NTSe JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW I ''· • , RIZER OIL COMPANY llllttrul ir boiiPIIal Firm hutton·freo OOIIStructioll tor Dlrbt afta DiJhl of noatlullleep. Complll'l: • Hoovy woven tlrljll cover will! told luru • h1l1 Idle 'Qordo• end 11111ng odiH' • Duro kHpl 1111foci IIIIOOill, finn • oltilnPi~!I .IIIHI ctllt . "YOU'LL LIKE OUit SERVICE'' ,.; ' POMEROY, 0. PHONE 992-2101 Layne, wen Mrs. partJtldt on the pro- ·•.. :;-;:: gram Welch. ,,.•:-=.,---:,,~.--::.,_..1,!-.--..,;...,."'"'___,.___..,.__...,.IU.Lo~---.:.; ABeon ' - HObpt~·Gioats. Over /PeggingBig'Ups~ts; e ;r • 1 AU~SHR •• 't I ( .W d. M H T s · G .. :.;;f . , oo ·y ay ·ave o ·crap 'f.O~~tl ~ A p f J MSU T ,arne . gatnst,..:OWer u . : .: . . ' I ,. ' . . ... ~ I . ~ -.1.· ..: • ' art show, featuring palnllngs Dally Sentinel. Po•metwy-Mirldl''l?"ltl., and j)hntography from Southes•· ·.!j,~.r-~1'""' tern 01110 OrtlsiJI, will be held Jane. (;,y."' '''" the fir<!) ! <oncU!'I'i!~Uy. This Is an ox<el- ~ oolr,..·< fe """ "" ')Soar. (oj Sl· "I::::~~~ ·I lent opportunit~ t·or ' ( in ' 1Sevenlh elft ·I ''~.~';_!.~ .~;'l;,;cp;. .J Rio Grande 1 to 800 the NEW Rio College. Tho Faculty Women's Club will sponsor a tea for freshm'tm girls on Oct. 26. The college's new dinin, hall will be reserved for a Masonic banquet on Oct. :19. The banquet to honor Ben Evallll of Jack1011, Ohlo wiU be at 7:30. The National Shakespeare Company is coming to RGC. on Nov. 14, a live production of the play, "Much Ado About Nothing," written by Shakea· peare, will be presented at 8 p.m. in Community HaD. This . will be open to the general publit. College ... BY GEORGE IOMERVU££ "'I'IIE LIRRARY fiOMES FIRST'' "We meet this afternoon In a new year to dedteatt a new building. It Is an ocoaslon of pride and celebration for Rio Grande - and for aU students, present and future, who wUI come here In search of learnIng. For this building- UU. new library - Js truly central to the college and aU It• promIse. lndee<l It could be the col· lege If no other building r.. mained.'' Tbjs is from an addresH by Francis Keppel, Assistant Secretarv of EducaUon, Department of HEW delivered at the dedicaUon of tho Jeanette Albeiz Davia linrary on the Rio Grande College Campiis )ln January 18 of this year. The dedication marked the climax of 8 1riv. th:it began on Aug. 14 lgG2 when a need for the library was discussed by the college's Board or Tr~ tm .. On June I, 1962 .,awe lhe employing of a fund •Bislng organizallon. the John R Fitch Company of Philadelphia, Pa., to determine gift • gJving po- A new college parking lot : will be open iD the near future. It is to be located betweea Holzer Hall and the intramural , WITH ~ONGRESSMAN - Pictured above with Congressman and Mn. W. H. Moeller are Chairmen athletic fields and will help to 1 of the vanous county Moeller ~or Congress Women's Activity groups. Left to right, front row: Mrs. Mary relieve the parking problems on Biehl, Wa~h1~gton Co., Mrs. Richard Ferguson, Morgan Co., Mrs. Gemma M. Cascl. Meigs Co., Mrs. Jean fampus. Tob1as, F&lffleld Co., Mrs. Wilma Allen, Athens Co., Mrs. Bernice Stewart, Fairfield Co., and Mrs. Caddie The Rio Grande College Film ' Reynolds, secretary m the ConP.ssman's District Office, who was a guest at the meeting. Left to right, Society will open the 1966 · 67 back row: Mrs. Mable Wykle, Vmton Co., Mrs. F~ye Bowman, Lawrence Co., Mrs. Gerry Frye, Vinton Co., season soon. Among the first Mrs. Moeller, Co.ngressman Moeller, Mrs. Harry Naugle, Jackson Co., Mrs. Eloise Howell, Lawrence co., 13 film,s to be shown art' five Mrs. Wtlham Elhott, Morgan Co., and Mrs. John Burnworth, Washington Co. Absent when the photo was Am~an films and eight for· taken were Mrs V..rla Casto, Gallia Co., arid Mrs. Frances Snyder, Perry Co. The legislature couple were ·-.. eign film~. The films are: Am· guests when the Women's Activities Chairmen of the Moeller for Congress Committee mel at Fred's erican - "Requiem for a Hea· Steak House in Nelsonville. Speaki~g briefly, Rep. Moeller stressed the need for continued economic and · vyweight.'' ··on· tht' Water· educahonal progress m the lOth D1stnct by means of qualified and capable representation m the U. s. front,'' "Frum Here to I!LerniCongress. "To send an inexperienced representative to Congress at this time," Moeller said, "would ty," ''Casablanca." and "'I'he _ mean a slow down of the progress we are now seeing all__ove_r_our lcOth District.: _____ ~------ Cain~ Mutiny :" F'rench - ''Bon. (Continued on Page S) tential of the college's constitu· pany held a yearbook seminar : ttle U. S. House of Representa· encies. One month later, on IS 10 and workshop on campus on ' tives from Ohio's tenth dis- li July 17, 1%2, a major glft9 and September 30 for representa- trict will hold a debate on cam GIRLS t:apit~l. i~prove~ents cAmpaign Congratulati(lns to Alpha Tau charter members in the reor- Uves from 15 high schools from pus. The debate, to be follow· was 1mt1ated with a goal of Delta and Alpha Mu Beta. Their ganized club. Licking, ·Pike, Scioto, Ross, ,ed by a question and answer $400 .000. Later that ye-ar, on recent dBnce, featuring lhe i "Doc" Bosworth, director of and Athens Countie's. period, will be closed to every. November 23, Francis Shane of "Napolf!onic Wars," was one the Statehouse New~ Service, Thomas Clothiers', of Galli- ' one except Rio students. facul- Sl•• 12111 prto Big 10 the Kinsey Motley. ~.~ Shane of the best dances in Rio's his· of Columbus, was on campus polis, recently opened a new ty, and area news media. firm In Salem, Vm~m1a, . ~as tory. on October 1 fo r the purpose of display in its Varsity emo~oyed as lhe !!upervasmg As a part of the Alumni Fund making a television tape on ' featuring Rio Grande coil~;;::: I On Sunday, Oct. 23, from 12 :· Regular $5.99 1 architect: Campaign, a new publication RGC sponsored by the Ohio Large pictures depict the 3f! p.m. until 4:30 p.m. , The k1~k-off dlnn~r for the ''Rio Grande College Tomor· College Association. i all campus, including an wtll .be ~n Open ~ouse for the fp·1 raism(! campaagn was row," will soon be released. It On Tuesday, Oct. 4, Alpha shot in color· the students Davl:s L.ibrary, Dining Hall, Middleport 111. · . on March 20. t004 , with 1contain~ ~rawings of pro~sed Mu Beta social sorority held 8 t.hE' au tumn {:;~mpus: a• 1d t tJ and Holzer Res1rtenct· Hall ..t. J· W. Bricker. former U. S. , new bulldmgs and descnbes shoe shine on campus. . fraternity of the month. hu_,ffiiet...d;,inn;,e~r,.:•n~d~u:.;o~u~ld~oo=r~<;:= ~ or, speaker On Nov. 3, Iboth . short and long-range e:t· t Outcome or la!!t week's gen- , munth Thomas' satutes Pi Sig· 1 l!j,_ plans were ~ubmltted by pans10n plans. era I election on the proposed 1ma fraternity. : the architect. A gronod-break. The RGC Post Olflre opened new Student Body Constitut. j COMING AT RIO: • tng dinner with VernOfl Alden, in the new Student Center this tion will be released in the , On Oct. 12 a Female Stu· president of Ohio week . Each student and next column, 1 dents' Gift P~ck will he distrilr as the speaker was held on De- fac?llY member haa a private The Commuters' Club held a! uted to the co-eds of Davis Hall. cembor of that year. mailbox. bake sale in lhe old Student The ACT test will be adminis- • On Jan. 26, 1965, the bidll on On Monday, Oct. 3, tile ''all· Center on Oct 5. tered to' future college fresb. l construction wert' o~ned . ' Newman Club elected of. Bill LeFavor, a member of men on campus on Saturday, 1 thE! contract was soon awardt;d ftcers for the coming year. All Archon fratemity, Js also a Oct. 15. to the Don King Consth.!ctioo students prt!sent were to be member of the musical On Friday, Oct. 21, CongresiJackson, Ohio. for the -· -··-- - · "Tho Shadows," from man Walter H. Moeller and contracting. Construction sultant. Lennox Industries of ton, Ohio. They have Miller, candidattm for (lO March 29 and on A..pril the Stockmeister finished thelr first recording. lederal grant of $H0,14i of Jackson, the Kennedy It ts hoped the record will be ' awarded to the librtlty. uf Huntington, W. Va .. available soon in this area. 1 $420,000 tibrary wao opened to Remington Rand, and Keyser Last Friday marke<l the · the students ·on NovP-mber 19, Equipment of Niles, supplied tJme that RGC's campus news- For Every Sewing Need 1965. The climax, of course, other equipment. paper, "Smoke Signals,•• went Singer Sai ... Servlco was the dedication. Have you visited the Jean- on sale In GaJllpolis. U you e The three . level building elte Albeiz Davis Library? would like one, there may be McCall's Pottorno teats 23ft and the stR,k capaci- Visitors are cordially Invited copies left at either ~'Gilltng. ty .is 80,000 volume11. When to stop by the library for a ham's" or "Price and Soo•'•" il the ehrolln1ent ot the college tour. Visit the Davis Library drug stores. The paper wi11 reaches one thousand, plano and discover lor pyourself a available there weekly, eitherll 992-2284 call for an expansion to pr~ of tht ~'new'' R1o Grande on Fridays or Saturdays. 115 2nd Pomeroy vide seating for an additlooal The Taylor Publishing Cooo- 'I one hundred and an inct·ease in stack capacity to 100,000 Th• past week at R" 'i"--------- I, LOAFERS 1 $4.88 1 1 'I Roush's Shoe Store ·• • 1 :. lllliiliii!iiii~l·tho~;~ 51 MAIIKET Open Dolly 9:00 to 7:00-~l'liltrf Soturdoy Til 9 WY 2-3975' ··' E. MAIN ST. . ·sLICED PORK STEAK ". .29 3lb. 21b. SKINLESS WIENERS c GROUND BEEF - 3 lb.spt EGGS MILK .. ' ·J McCOY'S - - pl. BREAD ADAMS OR HOLSUM _ ax I ' ' 99c 5 it I ,, WE DON'T WANT TO CALL THESE WHITE ELEPHANTS, BUT THESE HAVE BEEN HERE TOO LONG. WE CUT THE PRICE AND MOVE THEM OUTII ,)' .... . ' ' FABRICS • The FABRIC SHOP w. Following Is a brief preview of what a visitor to tb~:~ Davis- ' Ubrary wUI discover. Entering tile mioln Door of the library, a ] person· will ootlce the built-in I gla!!s display areas in the ves· l tibule. To your left as you en· ter the malo part of the library . Is the U-sha~ walnn1 circula- · tiqn d~. A iounge area II k>c~ted to the right of the main entrance. The llhelvin1 oo this Door .. Is of walnut. Individual studf~ carrels are located on thts and the top floor. The Ill> rarians'· office also is located on lhll floor. On tho ,around floor, you will Dnd the periodicals, downstairs a louqge ,.,ea. and a combine· lion children'• book room and currlcuiiiQI Ubrll'}. Alao dowo•talra are ll~ tables equip. pod with for listening to nJCOrtllnp. Tho auclio • visual. ;tmlp!1l'llt and a Xerol C!Opler. 'ill<>· ore loca!etl.DD this I • 'Handsome 1 - Early American Sofa, W11 $249 NOW O N L Y - - - - - - $180 2 - 99.00 Sofa Beds, turquoi11 NOW ONLY - - - - - each $68 stYling 1- Set 3 Maple Tabl.., NOW ONLY -r• $120 - $95 1-Large Size Brown 2-Pc• Suite, 8!' sofa, was *399 5 300 Was $299, NOW ONLY " Piece Chrome Breakfalf S.t Red & While. NOW ONLY - - $88 Curlee CiOIIrdiolt ewe. Suila, laptGIII, •, alil"t-- -~~· \ Step 0111 i u 61";"' N:• ~ ~ bJ CUrlaol . c- ...... ,.llldi... -., aathiLII ' .. ' -~ ,,, ''· i: u I: ...'. NOW ••;lU,t "Frost-Clear'' ~:---~--~~"" ·, I.flair Frigidair:e . Dou~le ~"··~···~ . ' ,. ' . ' '' . ,. r. I - 21 cu. ft. Gibson Chest Freer. caimd bJ die Curlee ' .....ill ......... '""' .~ al DOW, al 111181'1 .,.. illlle ltilelt fdll-. - - . t r.IRi. .~ I· 2 - 18 cu. ft. Gibson Refri!!JP!Ort .. " 1- 7 . ·: ' NOW ONLY - - - - · - - ' - - $U9 Other Foil Suitt In• $39.95 . (.. - ' $210 I - 17 cu. ft. Gibson Cheat Freezer $39.95 . J. 1 - 3 Pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite, Was $299 - - - - NOW ONLY $239 CUlt LEI! ALL·WEATHER COATS Jeneroua .' ' bea!41" Jwteit-. 11 M NOW Pei'JjCJIII who helped lb plan' · ning and eonatrpct;ng the Dav· Ia j Llbralj the. · . ·I . COnatructJo~ CQinpany and Albo!Z Davia, for who.JI bl(ary Ia named. Wllboul' ~or aid and ltiJlpOrt of lady, 1h1l aU ol, pOrso¥ WjiQ ,\IOnlted freoly lo the llllrlrv'~ bulldlng, tho oor> • cJtooleould not biln cart •Vltai:: • . ' " • ... S~ane Include Mrs.. ,, 1 - Brown Frieze 2-Pc. LiYIIg Room Suite, Regular $299~00 . floor. l ALL FIRST QUALITY FLOOR SAMPLESI .Tho third or top Ooor houses the Her1~ Room which containo ltem.o of hlotorleoJ Interest about the college and tommunlty. Tho faculty and stall lounge, a large alack area, and the office of the president o! thO college are ·located Clll lhll ~ble. · I I volumes. noor. ·~ Floor ' ',_ -Grate W~a$599 ,, ·;.; ·a ., �. / ' ' . . N d f ·. .wsG ·COffiffilffeeS ame '. 0( Rack ·. . , H ll ee n p· ar ty .'' ' ' ' ·- .' ~ PTA a 5 0W Comlllltlll• lor 1M aanual Clelland ancl lolrl. Don M.. Mr. and Mn. Paul Chapmlll, HlllowMII party 10 ba lll!id KnJchl, eweei lhop. Mr. and Mn. Roblrl Lewis pel October r1 at 7:90 p. m. were Mn. John Hunnell, Mrs. CIJI. lolr. and Mrs. Patrick Wood, fllb IDDOUDced when the Pomeroy lord Newlun, Mr. and Mrs. pond1 Mr. ard lolrl. Kermit ll!ementary PTA met Monday .Ted Worner, Mr. and Mrs. Welton. lolr. and Mn. Rlehll'll evenill8 at the ecllool. Carl Roaeh. Mr. and Mn. 1\Upt, Mr. ard Mn. Rl<llll'd Mrs. Leo Crew. pre•Ident, Wilbur YOUJlll, Mr. and Mrs, Janet, Mr. and Mn. Karl corducted the meeting which Malcom Mees, Mr. and lolrs. Kratllter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob opened with the pledge to the EUfJene Hawk!N, Mn. Robert, !llapmaa and Mr. and Mr 1, Ills Jed by Mrs. Jack Carsey Hartenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marlin McAniUI. dart 11me. G~ ~.:r· -~ lprtnp"'"M~t·'~t chol r ~ den~ eondueittl-lhlllllllldae devoUone liken-from lnlab . .. • s OpiCl. ....... or. wscs·_' , MII(IO&tng, m, when ...1 Nov•m•- - .; "' .,...... ·lll"""nt fll!cb- S~by~· . ......... ''' ,\ f9I!OW• were Kf!Oo . Jyn Soulsby The next meellng 18 1-14 were led bY Mri. · ' be OC:.bar 20· by 1 wbo also IIVI a nyer fiUCI "Living tn Depth" and elorld the wl~ Re~l Eul:' ~~IDled m ,;,r ba -.~ Tr menll . ""'.. Y ... · IW to - I'JUI',JOliN ARRIVES • Bl ., . '*~ !i)l ~ of a oly~ ' ' · ~(}~ rwa - .. of the ·United· oburch wee Jleld· TuiedNI ,evenlllJ at the church, wtth Mrs, 1 Robert Prelklerif, In eharl•· . · Piayer bY tlie pre.stdenl, 011the 11111Uns. The prol!'am ''FQOd: lor the Journey'' conoernlnUhe !.all Supper, wll• pree..led by Min Camp. ·W~ner 9J'a~:t ~ell lolrs:' CJYdO;·Ji~jll~\~11 ence Jord · ' 1 • ·' • J~mes, 8~\1 Ma.ri~a Present were 'the Rev. and ' . -Qiyde and ehi!d· art M('and Mra · Pridd .and B'ocky ltllddle' rt· M H t .1 _y, the(r son aqd 11\llliiY. Mr. 1 ':in and Mr4. Clydf.E•. !I.artlett ell POmero 'nd Mr za · of Ne.,-ark. Mrs. Sl,;.lalr Pt· rocelved glllll and cardo 41 11 hal'l the' " h lncludlllg a birthday cake dellWb M orated in autumn COIOI'!i , arlnee. at Da Nang. brouabt by her aon and lainily. har~ J:m~y· ~:. py~:ro ·,.,:In( 1 ~· ~ plct~rt Salldr~ ·- ---- 'ft1e II>JrllidfY. illlilnrn.,·.el and Mra. Marvin Bun's Girl Heaton, Mrt. John Slbo and Mn. Oullllblr, Ml'l. with prayer. beU. Tbe Jl'OIIP sallf, "Oh God Scout Troop !74, followed by Mrs. V. D. Edwardl, kitcblt. PtQY Tlylor, Mrl. Mar!! Our Help· In Ales Pllllt" and POSTPONED the Lord's Prayer ill unison. Don ThoJDlls, !IDbtll Robal1a JUM Hood, M1'l. Joyce Bialik• It was voted to boll the ll1d Howell. BeeiY M111 Cainplillt read John 8: 3&. The S.glne O.E.s .., rummage W1llaco Bredlord spoke on and Mrs. Earl Young, movie; emhlp, and Mn. Cml Me- county IIIMIIIIC on leU 81tldy 1 Grq Eblin. RoiiJ' Klein, JWio N. lht wOnblp center was la)e 10hedulld Oat. J4 and the TB prorram and staled Rev. Richard Martlll. MII'Vin Laughlin, witches; Mr. and ll1d 2 oo N'ovtmbtr t · from &1111 Tom lloullbv. Mlll'tha 1 ol lbll.all Supper In been postponed until Oct. tbat Meigs County bad the IBurt, Jack Carsey James Mr1. Gene Mitch, Mr. a!ld a.m. to S p.m., Biker, K1ren Floree. the tiiok with U1hled oaidl.. 21 and U In the Schorn bllhest rate at TB in the alate. Qualls. ticket takers : Mr. and Mrl. Kenneth Qrover, Mr. and Mrs. James · and Brenda Gilmore. Darlene 011 titbit •Ide andi In the cen- In& oJ Pomeroy. 'Ill• PTA endoroecl the renewal Mrs. !IDy Reuter, Mr. and Mt'l. Thomas Henne58y, Mr. presiqent, and Mre, P. Mlghael, Dean Pulllno. Wayne ter, 1 communion service - -· of the TB levy. Mrs. Kenny Horns, Mr. and and Mrs. l!oward English and Smitli, district Le!!holl, and Rev. and Mrs. The Week of P,rayer and Sell· A report on the !all meeuna Mra. Paul iicbln(er and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, sweep WSCS membtls ol Gill and Nancy, Kathy. Darwas announcen for Oc· of the County Council PTA held Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith, the pumpkin; James Soulsby, are welcome and the Ia and Dolores. Iober !6-31 and Mrs, v D. 'EdIaet week in Chesler, "" .pop : Mrs. Max Folmer, Mrs. George Nesselroad and John wile; president, ,ecretary ward• will be In char1• of the Is in given by Mrs. Richard R,..n. Don Thomos, Mrs. Don Betz· Werry, police: Mrs. Marvin spiritual lfle and secrelary envelopes. Mrs. Warryer enbourn. Mrs. Gene Ml!ch. m<•m ing, and Mr!. John Worry, poe· Burt, music;, and Guy Gu!nlh· membership .and culllvJtiOn reS yffflan nouncod that three pe1'sonal by. bershlp c1lalrman. reported i3l "' 1adies. er, master ol ceremonies. each Social) are ursoa "to glene kits had been msde and paid up mombershlp!l. 1 1t e Mrs. Don McKmie, Orval Jan1es Sou!sby Introduced present. A sack lunch will . fft Mn Gerald W!lderinuth wa& sixth grade won th• attendanee Woles. Guy Oulnlhr, John Sobo, State Patrolman E. L. Proffit!, served at noon with lml named to purcnase articles for award. Roger Dillard. Harvey Van , who spoke on bicycle safety ty servl111 cnollieo and coffee. ., the kits which aJe to be- taken At the request ol the orosi vranken. Edward Bartels ami durt!J8 !he program hour. . Readtng the Purpose of Un· to World Community ou Nodent, a ballot taken , 011 Lam Wolfe, bird men1 Mr. ltn offerln& was taken, afler Mrs. AmO's was !ted Presbyterian Women," • In vomber 4, at Grace 1;p1ict>pal the chot" ol Monday or 'I hurs· ana Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum, which the m..Unll adjourned named to p~rchaSt mll<rlal lor ~nlson opened _the roeenl meet· church. Mrs. Dwight Parker dey nights as the meeting nighl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Braun, and refreshment> were served , the World Community Day ser- 101 ol the Mt,.!onary Soclaty , 0cretary. of· program material: , and Mondoy won by a btg Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Powell, by the slxlb Jl'&de mothers. vlco at Grace Episcopal church of the Srt:acttse First United distribUted rePQrt blan<s to lhe In the battle against 111ness, our 10 maJo!lly. Edward Bar"'' · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coucn, - --- _ __ _ on Novomber 1. Mro Leonard Presbyterian Church In tbe olficen;l<r.fiich are llosent!n 5 registered pbarmaci~ts quickly, acprincipal. spoke on the ne•d Mr. and Mrs. Marahall King was also named to have the church annex. i1"Yer was ol- by _: ,• curately compound your doctor's of clothing lor children ot 1be and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey 0 erS prOfram at November meeU!Ifl, by Frankie Mumaw. The meeUni c!011ed with a 1 school and aloo introducf<f b•ll toss: Mr. and Mrs. Georg~ "Mission& to siJ cunUIUints" President Ada Slack C<Jnduct· friendship cirCle of prayer af. ' presQrtptioll. Our ~ld)l,.l• 'your pro. Mrs. John Welsh who will teaclt Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd was tho topic ollhe prniJ'am in !he meetln1 and read lor ter which jp'Oup ad' · ed8 tectlon . . you know you can count a half day in his place. i Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Rtcl> charae ol Mrs. Lewia Grueser ' No, 4," tak· to !he social ;oom '' on us for meticulous care and preNamed on commlttePS yere ard Seytor, Mr. and Mrs. John Plans were Mllde lor 1 Hal· who gave the to- en from Mission Yearbook 01 dessert course was ••re•d . cision, I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jewell, Mohler, Mr. and Mra. BID Hud- loweeen party to be held Oct pic, Misoions of the church, Prayer. MISsionaries of the day ·· Mr. and Mrs. John "'"'"'"r. ,.on, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van 2& at the re ular meelln f• All membel'l' partlolpalPCI In to be prayed lor was read and , Mrs. Charles Werry, Mrs. C. Meter, and Mr and Mrs. Troy the Meigs Weight program. The meeting Included those In Eastern Ind.. D11es, Pm Stylf' At Your Service for E. Clark, Mro. Donley Reibel, rina loll. ers Club beld Tuelda e . with tbe Lord's PrJIY"' In unl· nesla ard Iran and Jn the Unit· Are Set by Cllllil All Your Drug Neoda Mrs. Don ,McKenzie. tickets: Mr. and Mrs. William Mayer, iDg in the dining roor% or":e soo. i ·. etl Stales In Montana, wtth Amoun\ of dues and selection Mrs. Jack Carsey, Mrs. James , Mr, and \Irs. rom Smith. \tr county Infirmary. lor each by Rachel Me- oC pin design were tl!e main STORE HOURS: Soulsby, Mrs. lamee O'B·••n I and Mrs. Wllllom WlllialllitJn, Mrs. Leo Searls leader of I · butiness when Presidfnl David Dally ....... 8 AM to 10 and Mrs. Richard Follrod. door -· - - the group, report~ on her Reports were read and ap- Smith called Ute Riverview 8th Sunday .. , I 0:30 AM to 12130 prl.... I recent trip 10 Cotltocton where t of .:"::a: wlll ofler· Grade class menting to order 5PMto9PM Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore • she visited tlie Tops Proud 0 . PH 8 v"fi I . 4 In tls homeroom. The 1 Mrs. Leo crew and Mrl S Pllthero club lltere. Mre. Bruce and · Miss aze minutes ol tho last meeting Nesselroad, door prize ttckell Lloyd won tho door prizt. ed ' h . ' were .)tam· were read and apprnved. The Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson' eef Cf. Attending were Miss Sadie 100 Mosons lee to t e commll· treaourer staled $16.02 had Mr. and Mrs. FrJnk Vaughan' Carr, Mrs. Vlnctnl Dabo. lllse and the>r auests allellded the F 8 been made tram a buke sale Mr and Mro Herbert Seth and The Stale Federation ol Farm Bernice Durst Min Key Eb~ annual lather·son banquet sponor program session, Mrs. iD May and !be balance in the . and Mrs. Eu e M K Women's Clubs will hold their Mrs Wanda Eblin Mrs WIJR.i sortd by Middleport 14!ge No. McBride read "When 0 n treasury wse $16 ' · . g ne c en· . b ,.. · ' · · Suffer" !<Ill""""' i h · Mr ney, treats; Mrs. Guy R!llell conventiOn m Ur ana, ...,10, da Saulk, Mrs. Edith Garden, 363 Tuesday . . "M Sick ' oo " ""·" w I The purpose of the. meeting . WY 2:2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy ard Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt Oc:tober II. m the Pmbyterlan er, Mra. Viola Hanonb""'· the Masomc Temple m Cl yk· R m, "by Hazel was to decide on how much 1 change. ' Church on w.st Ch'!'ch Slreei. Mn. CoRnie Holfmall, Mrb. port, The chicken dinner was ~~ .: an artl~le on The ohould.lle ljiOIIt for class dues ' 4 Reiiltered Pharmacists to Mrs. Jay Warner, Mrs. Frank A colfeo hour w1l• Dt from Marcia Ho\Jdaebell, Mn. Cotlla pnpared and served by mem· ' ar'%leM :: to chooso lhe d" ign for Serve ¥qu Porter, Mrs. Tom Orueeer, 1:30 to 9:1& a.m. and the meet. Hudlon. Mn. Chlrlll Lewll, btrl of Evlttitlme Chapter, 01 .J:e Feet,. b clpai pllt ...Jt· was decided class 1 ' Mro. Raymond Ball)', Mrs. InC II 10 lllrt at 1>10 a.m. Mn. Bruce Uoyd, Mn. Hallie OES. and Ma y Mrs. Pickens d. w;.,Jll: !111 )li cent• each • Scott Shank, Mrl. Carl Hend· Some epeclall on the pl'Oit'lftl Mcintyre, Mn. CICIIa Milch, Dtlrln( the exanlnl members For . month 1\'10 meeting 1 ri1, Mrs. Robert Burton, Mrl. wUI be II !oUows: !'lillie 11t1111o loire. Daisy Paltenon, Mrs. lolroduettl 1\11111 progra ;eeUng wilh the · prtoideJII>t showing the 0 Lawrence FranCOJ, Mn. Kenny bert !rom Trifid High Bchool: Marii'Y Reullr, Mn. Leo Ted Reed, I dlltJMulshed Mr1m llllkS· clasa different deaigns of pJno. Taylor, Mrs. Alvin Spoors, Mrs. Sol01 by Mre. Homer Ober; W. Searle, Mrs. Jim· Warner, 1o1r1. lOR, of Poawroy l,ctdge. · · orence otts Cbarles Holfmu, 1o1r1. Tom W. PurdY, SUp!., llrblnl Dorotliy W'lllillralultr, Mn; tad lhl hlilory oJ masonary. 10 the seven · SchoO!J, trill 'fi'U on "PubJJc Btrnl<e Wlnellrttmlr, Mn. Jobo Mr. 8lid Ill .past o!tstrict of· Sh and one guest, Mrs. • Schools and the Pll' EnYIIope." Drlde. Mn. Jou Clark and fleer and I'll recently oell. A lltrte llllll1lltr panel ol qu. Clare Adame. Tid Reed, 1 lllltlnguisbed Ma-- 18 lifted epeekm will brln&llllllo WUlllml, fllllll warder of Class MePis at on liltGlrll". mucll IIIICiad Mttlp Cotmty, presenlild •llde• Mr~. Bower~' Home "HorMIIor 0 I on wlldUie durlnll tho t>t:p!ll'lm A panel will consiet ol Mitt hour. Harry .Ctteaher arinounc· >Mrs. Elwood l!awers ent.·r-11 Martha Wheeler. Sup!.. Rdored tho pre,ram. limed the Golden fl!lle clasa ol ... matory lor Women, Maryeville: the Pomeroy Church or Chr;>t Dr. Alberta Turner !rom the PlaN were mada 10 I)IONot' , . . , Tueoday tvenl!!i at her hom~. A llmatl'"' wu mad• to lhe l Ohio Youth CmnrnllliOn. Co!um· 1 Halloween party lor the chiJ. Chesler Road. The meeting ·'P· . Voluntu• Flte Dept. when the ! hus, and Judge Ann C Rl>berts, dren of the Meigs County H me ened with devotiOns taken Syracuse Ladies oJ Juvenile Judge, Urb..,a. when the Girl Scout 0 Proverbs ' · by Mrs. Bowers the Fire Dept. met in the town Retervat1011s lhollld be eenl 1!15 met Mondey allht rf who _also pres1ded at the hall Monday night woth the , by October !6, lither' to Mn. Columbus and !louthem Ohio I epo meettng. Prayer by Mrs. l:_MT·II praoident Ada Slack. Robert Mrt;ubbm, Ruule t, Electric Company office. Sped· The Middleport Future Home· lee Eskew dosed the d"ot1o"s. .ilal eall was anowored by North Letrlllburl,_ Ohio 43060 a! guests members o1 makera of Wed- Members resporded to roll mtinbers and reports were . or Mrs. B. E. Wllhs, North Lew· Junior 'l'raop ' at from Po1111r111 aesda1 lllamotln at call With a verse of scripture 1'0111 and appi'<IYed. · ilbura, Ohio 180110. Luncheon and their Jtader, Mr•- Lloyd • lkillool wllb lbe concerning the Holy Gholt. ttremen Troy Zwilling, Oris tld<ets are Sl.l5 ueh. Wrllht. officers elected; · Mrs. A.. L. Phelps flave Hubbard, MillOn Varilll and 'l1tt 111111 troop lild liJe pledp Sandy Humpbriee; blble_outline on Pau1'11 Allen Lipscomb elplldned the l) of ,4 Couneil to lbe 1111 and the iOtll "Ani- dent, Suuo Surlace; HCretary, mlsSJooary Joumay, A c~ · ..S lor a larre• siren so that tal/4 Office erlea." Memberl or iMariiJI Stumbo; trtuurer, AI- lion was made 10111'11'd . ' bollor service can be liven to 1nl rl include IIIII 11oo11t 1M Ann berll Llllll; Ann boom placed 111 tlJe diUrch ' ' firl ard emergency calls The Forest R"'"' CounCil. Daugh. Sebo Jo Elialllletd Marla and Ranemu parBolltl!llarian, Eva cia! room. Relresbmenta W1!fl 1101 11 '{ Ladlel ...,.. asked to h~lp so ters of Ameoo~, mel Tuesday Dar!~ Neuilllns ~ . and Thomas and song leader, IMt. eerved during the eoclel ,, , It ;u JIIOVIId and rarrled ' to evemng With "' memoers and Carolyn Tracy 'Bocky W 'girt Ann Hawley. lo those named above and I3GlJ plus ti~ profit three pella_ prelltll._ Graco and Debbie W-p n The Mlddlepol'l elub ih Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Jr. .._ .. Swan. coun,!or prestrl,,d and - H t•-· ' 1111 to alllnd llle Osborne Mr1 . ntua ' 11 •· Meigs "'' Cotmty a ..-ween ptrtr lor tho meetmg ' wbich . will be held al Sm1Lh, . Mr. and' Mro.. 1... wlllrete' be 1another supper. Jitney tho meerm1 011fn ed m CIIildreD'I llomt ] eupjer In tlie •chool building lie. form . Nettle llayH, r.clrul will be on October 30 A discus- the Kyser Creek Hiflh School Venoy and Cfail and Mrt. Re1bel and Della Stahl ol Thoo,. ld · November !C. Denver Kapple, 1 8 -~ - - -~ -8 5· dorut Council were W:.'!i~omtJ on "'~ was be concenainl IT OUR . ~ made for the an· 81 guests Klrt Rowlll thanked new pro]ecll durin& the craft Christmas dlnltll' and par· members lor cards seot him pertod. bl held at ~~~~·· reotau· while hospitalized · Games were played and a In POI'leroy Dec. 9. Nollie HayIt, ~ depuiY, song sessi~ held. 'l1tt aewly ,,,,.., · .o'· ZwllhJIR. Marl• Rl•.er installed Grace Swan aJ coun- !••mild troop <'lloee lor '· '' . . Naomli.Qndon, were nam- jeUor: Phyllll Rowan re,.'OI'dllll! tis nema 'llle Sbrty·Nlnll'l," eTwin Size Hollywood Beds, comp. 39.75 : 1 a numlnlltlng ""mmltteo secreta : Sherle Swan out. and from the trooP 2 Li ' R S' $97 ua;getwell anc symp•thy cards lide ,:tine! ani trustee: and were Shlela Moor Jennie Crail. pee. vrng oom urtes _ , sent to sev.-al pei'IOI!J. Klrt , _ Myrna Starin, Flannue 111111· e9x12 Linoleum Rug1 $4.88 11'""''"Dorma Phelps host ~~· ,~.or M u-•-- K...., "·elv k ltd 1 I ess, aerv- past councilor. Mra. RDwaa. er, 111 ,....,_, ••., ..,. n 1 eto $68 J Zwilling, ':::ckRl:: olllgolnl tfollo\7, Jean Hall Vivian Tepeelllld p1111 Wllllt. Thelma Grueser, Clara Mn ... 'th "'fl \ __,.;!!!!!a!!!!!!!le!!!B•t!!!!!!!!!-11'!1 J~Jd "'' l Ill',, TlliiiiiY IIJnay, 'ob B I~,, 14 OJ, $epl. 29,. at served Sunday. til her· homo In Mill l\lllllQrlal Hoepttal. Grand· Middleport wit\\ a family din· partnll are ·1\lr- and Mrs. Clal' ner . . !1~·«: . ~ MrPQ;,.erand· ..:-G;..lFrank· \l'$(iS . HI ' I f . ..,, . li>iilhiP 01 lolethcidt 11 ; ~I.Gst· S ~p~r · ~~e·~~~~~b:~ s:llf,fi~· ~ . ' T . blrlll I ! IO~' Plri}' PI'P. ·l ; p. ' r) ' • An Ollatl•prt1U!II ti1 , Lewis ,G.,... ,lnd Mro. W. >\- "'"'1M rJild the meelin o1 • · Rock i!f lhe Tuesda · rhurch church Y •lllj1!0oD · 'I · lbe · ' " Mrs. WIIUem · ' ~ae -----~' Vigllal)! when Health the Balance p b , W· M omen In Syracuse ~nd Bar~· i I • t I ''~I IRING THI$ I I. \ 100 COUNT I TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE NOTHING TO-BUY - JUST COME IN AND REGISTER CHEVROLET CAMARO U!onar~ w., T~p ~· Ohlinger, tit~ lntroduo.~ion Father-Son Ba Hei.J nque In Middleport Your Chtvy Dtlltr ~· nomtnattn~ F&A.~ ~:maw, tt:'e~~olm:· ~7 ~ lh~ ~ -~·- ~ ;m~ •I ~, ends~ I ser-ll"'~ijiiiiiiiiii..iiiiir.-iioi.oioi ~onfer- HIDDEN MAGIC ··· Hair Spray PURSE SIZE I ! I Alka Reg. 67c au~l!iary I pr~sidin(. l nl ~lorlan, ~. Jl•r.~ ~=:~::11 r.n . -- - --~~ ~-' :~~:~Jei:.~~Dt~· I}~Ji·~~v~~~· M~. j BUDGET SHOP een~?' p~nt e ~p ~_Mrs ~!_~~~~ :;i':;.t~ne; ~~ ~;!::~!,!~~!!!!; ~~· ,... "·bel p·10 kens, ard ' ~wan At. the cloleWI ol alhl...llllllbtl a. social hOUr was enjoyed ard relreahmanll III'Ved. Pierce. TO AMEIVILLE an .~~:~::0~ This Past Weelc Church Monday (Coolinlled from Pap i) I the Syracuse First Unit jour Triltesee," and "Orpileus;" I Church were Ar(III1IDIII - ~·Ne 1!:111;" ~=RGIJert: . :~. Mrs. Gant, Mrs. Rol> Japanese - "Jl;tru:" Portu· William f1t11S1 - '"1'111 Given Word;" · Mrs. Pea~ Me- 11111111 - ''Bk Riel:-. 0.. Thomas Clark, Mrs. ·tsh - "Weekend;" and Polllb Mrs. Harry Potts - "Krdfe til lhl • • · • 1'11811 Mumaw. films, like the ~ produeiiGn. art..,_ 1D llle prt. IUIID era! public. II It lillp!ld illat (UPil - The v"l IJu\Juill ""ieel like theae. Rio Pope Paul VI mel Gnnda IIIII Ill .. t1Dil fntemaliooal Echarlt- 111o til 1 .:GIIIIIIUIIIIIJ litf,in l!IM will be ter way and lltat tlleH oppor.1... ~.-111P101111111 Park, cit)' tunilles for cultural enrlcbmiM '!' TueadaJ. will bo aiJIII'eolaletk -...-'_,.; Yovr PuR Service link II ••• 7 . "' - - - , CoD. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL ''"*" ..."' Oollrllf,.,. ........... a..- ..... lllllllltl' Ftdml ' 98-c Rag. $1.98 I I 10 Count S, >~ ~~9- $1,33 •· . ZESTABS Count ........ 76' I -Lysol Spray I ' lctnOIIIY Slzt . , , ,R..,$1.79 •/ 8 ' • RIO, I I' I HI's Reg.45c 41c . GERITO~ . 12_01. $2.98 sl•3 :Ret· v JER.GENS QUART LOTION ALA"D-biN $1.44 I TAMP,.AX thermoa oZ. $1.00 . 1'0~ 0·3 King Sin 100Count REG. 35c C.rtoft . 41' CHO~KS 100' Reg. $;.2, . s~JO LISTERINE La•·~r- · Reg.$1.09 84c · HEt\TIN(; PAD S) 85 I ileg.$4.ts . 'BEN GAY'·· 77c ....,;· 69 .: ' «: ' " l MED. SIZE . I ·s~s.s. TONIC 1•.•. s1o3 I $198 I '.· :? 1 CREST · ANACIN hJ53c Reg. $1.49 130'1 Reg. 3-49 ':. In r ' "''' ' , rt, :-i ' 'I ' 1c ~~~:~~ 1 .... 1 liMIT ONE . BANP liDS $2.H _ __ · ~ · BAKER FURNITURE IN !!!!!!!!!!l~a;;a• MIDDLEPG,RT. ·:- Pt. th11rmo1 . :=~~~ ~troop 5'4~: ALA DIN Amer~al w,.. ', S~lt~~. . ,~~-~.L:sEXMlAX - • 'i Sondy Hum~'hries I p 'd f ~del ~ s resl ent "'nlnl M'dd/ FHA .~ 9c OPEN 9 TO 10 P.M. GirlScoutst Give Party at Ch'1/dren'sHome By AUXI . LIMIT ONE • ~olhll18 To Buy Juet Coltllln •ncllt~gletar Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs "I ... . •, PM Mu:~ ~ 'J:ory BOYS BIKE GIRLS BIKE HAIR DRYER WALL CLOCK HAND MIXER Transistor RADIO • • ~ree App~llmolely 19 .... FIOM POMUOY MOTOR CO N~te~ Federation of Goura~ M Women O Clubs 'on Donatl .Made t0S'Iren whe~urn 1 c DOOR PRIZES No~elriber Weight N th Plan Party on O Ctober 25th AD WITH YO~' • 1 COME INI HELP US • CELEBRATE OUR 'GRAND OPENING' REE "COKE'~ For Everyone REG. l 59c I Ethyl Rubbing :: 1 o.! t: :2 . :' . , :' I• ALCOHOL c ... :.~· . 11··.-;o * .~~7 .. ',·; I :I".H . ·' >, • If, : ....., ' .' '· I, ' ~IRRM:~ lr.~ . ' ,, ' t·l''•.J.~(/~ . .~ f' 1 ' '•( • " ' s ' ' ' ,,, .1t/. ~ $1 ~ �. / ' ' . . N d f ·. .wsG ·COffiffilffeeS ame '. 0( Rack ·. . , H ll ee n p· ar ty .'' ' ' ' ·- .' ~ PTA a 5 0W Comlllltlll• lor 1M aanual Clelland ancl lolrl. Don M.. Mr. and Mn. Paul Chapmlll, HlllowMII party 10 ba lll!id KnJchl, eweei lhop. Mr. and Mn. Roblrl Lewis pel October r1 at 7:90 p. m. were Mn. John Hunnell, Mrs. CIJI. lolr. and Mrs. Patrick Wood, fllb IDDOUDced when the Pomeroy lord Newlun, Mr. and Mrs. pond1 Mr. ard lolrl. Kermit ll!ementary PTA met Monday .Ted Worner, Mr. and Mrs. Welton. lolr. and Mn. Rlehll'll evenill8 at the ecllool. Carl Roaeh. Mr. and Mn. 1\Upt, Mr. ard Mn. Rl<llll'd Mrs. Leo Crew. pre•Ident, Wilbur YOUJlll, Mr. and Mrs, Janet, Mr. and Mn. Karl corducted the meeting which Malcom Mees, Mr. and lolrs. Kratllter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob opened with the pledge to the EUfJene Hawk!N, Mn. Robert, !llapmaa and Mr. and Mr 1, Ills Jed by Mrs. Jack Carsey Hartenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marlin McAniUI. dart 11me. G~ ~.:r· -~ lprtnp"'"M~t·'~t chol r ~ den~ eondueittl-lhlllllllldae devoUone liken-from lnlab . .. • s OpiCl. ....... or. wscs·_' , MII(IO&tng, m, when ...1 Nov•m•- - .; "' .,...... ·lll"""nt fll!cb- S~by~· . ......... ''' ,\ f9I!OW• were Kf!Oo . Jyn Soulsby The next meellng 18 1-14 were led bY Mri. · ' be OC:.bar 20· by 1 wbo also IIVI a nyer fiUCI "Living tn Depth" and elorld the wl~ Re~l Eul:' ~~IDled m ,;,r ba -.~ Tr menll . ""'.. Y ... · IW to - I'JUI',JOliN ARRIVES • Bl ., . '*~ !i)l ~ of a oly~ ' ' · ~(}~ rwa - .. of the ·United· oburch wee Jleld· TuiedNI ,evenlllJ at the church, wtth Mrs, 1 Robert Prelklerif, In eharl•· . · Piayer bY tlie pre.stdenl, 011the 11111Uns. The prol!'am ''FQOd: lor the Journey'' conoernlnUhe !.all Supper, wll• pree..led by Min Camp. ·W~ner 9J'a~:t ~ell lolrs:' CJYdO;·Ji~jll~\~11 ence Jord · ' 1 • ·' • J~mes, 8~\1 Ma.ri~a Present were 'the Rev. and ' . -Qiyde and ehi!d· art M('and Mra · Pridd .and B'ocky ltllddle' rt· M H t .1 _y, the(r son aqd 11\llliiY. Mr. 1 ':in and Mr4. Clydf.E•. !I.artlett ell POmero 'nd Mr za · of Ne.,-ark. Mrs. Sl,;.lalr Pt· rocelved glllll and cardo 41 11 hal'l the' " h lncludlllg a birthday cake dellWb M orated in autumn COIOI'!i , arlnee. at Da Nang. brouabt by her aon and lainily. har~ J:m~y· ~:. py~:ro ·,.,:In( 1 ~· ~ plct~rt Salldr~ ·- ---- 'ft1e II>JrllidfY. illlilnrn.,·.el and Mra. Marvin Bun's Girl Heaton, Mrt. John Slbo and Mn. Oullllblr, Ml'l. with prayer. beU. Tbe Jl'OIIP sallf, "Oh God Scout Troop !74, followed by Mrs. V. D. Edwardl, kitcblt. PtQY Tlylor, Mrl. Mar!! Our Help· In Ales Pllllt" and POSTPONED the Lord's Prayer ill unison. Don ThoJDlls, !IDbtll Robal1a JUM Hood, M1'l. Joyce Bialik• It was voted to boll the ll1d Howell. BeeiY M111 Cainplillt read John 8: 3&. The S.glne O.E.s .., rummage W1llaco Bredlord spoke on and Mrs. Earl Young, movie; emhlp, and Mn. Cml Me- county IIIMIIIIC on leU 81tldy 1 Grq Eblin. RoiiJ' Klein, JWio N. lht wOnblp center was la)e 10hedulld Oat. J4 and the TB prorram and staled Rev. Richard Martlll. MII'Vin Laughlin, witches; Mr. and ll1d 2 oo N'ovtmbtr t · from &1111 Tom lloullbv. Mlll'tha 1 ol lbll.all Supper In been postponed until Oct. tbat Meigs County bad the IBurt, Jack Carsey James Mr1. Gene Mitch, Mr. a!ld a.m. to S p.m., Biker, K1ren Floree. the tiiok with U1hled oaidl.. 21 and U In the Schorn bllhest rate at TB in the alate. Qualls. ticket takers : Mr. and Mrl. Kenneth Qrover, Mr. and Mrs. James · and Brenda Gilmore. Darlene 011 titbit •Ide andi In the cen- In& oJ Pomeroy. 'Ill• PTA endoroecl the renewal Mrs. !IDy Reuter, Mr. and Mt'l. Thomas Henne58y, Mr. presiqent, and Mre, P. Mlghael, Dean Pulllno. Wayne ter, 1 communion service - -· of the TB levy. Mrs. Kenny Horns, Mr. and and Mrs. l!oward English and Smitli, district Le!!holl, and Rev. and Mrs. The Week of P,rayer and Sell· A report on the !all meeuna Mra. Paul iicbln(er and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, sweep WSCS membtls ol Gill and Nancy, Kathy. Darwas announcen for Oc· of the County Council PTA held Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith, the pumpkin; James Soulsby, are welcome and the Ia and Dolores. Iober !6-31 and Mrs, v D. 'EdIaet week in Chesler, "" .pop : Mrs. Max Folmer, Mrs. George Nesselroad and John wile; president, ,ecretary ward• will be In char1• of the Is in given by Mrs. Richard R,..n. Don Thomos, Mrs. Don Betz· Werry, police: Mrs. Marvin spiritual lfle and secrelary envelopes. Mrs. Warryer enbourn. Mrs. Gene Ml!ch. m<•m ing, and Mr!. John Worry, poe· Burt, music;, and Guy Gu!nlh· membership .and culllvJtiOn reS yffflan nouncod that three pe1'sonal by. bershlp c1lalrman. reported i3l "' 1adies. er, master ol ceremonies. each Social) are ursoa "to glene kits had been msde and paid up mombershlp!l. 1 1t e Mrs. Don McKmie, Orval Jan1es Sou!sby Introduced present. A sack lunch will . fft Mn Gerald W!lderinuth wa& sixth grade won th• attendanee Woles. Guy Oulnlhr, John Sobo, State Patrolman E. L. Proffit!, served at noon with lml named to purcnase articles for award. Roger Dillard. Harvey Van , who spoke on bicycle safety ty servl111 cnollieo and coffee. ., the kits which aJe to be- taken At the request ol the orosi vranken. Edward Bartels ami durt!J8 !he program hour. . Readtng the Purpose of Un· to World Community ou Nodent, a ballot taken , 011 Lam Wolfe, bird men1 Mr. ltn offerln& was taken, afler Mrs. AmO's was !ted Presbyterian Women," • In vomber 4, at Grace 1;p1ict>pal the chot" ol Monday or 'I hurs· ana Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum, which the m..Unll adjourned named to p~rchaSt mll<rlal lor ~nlson opened _the roeenl meet· church. Mrs. Dwight Parker dey nights as the meeting nighl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Braun, and refreshment> were served , the World Community Day ser- 101 ol the Mt,.!onary Soclaty , 0cretary. of· program material: , and Mondoy won by a btg Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Powell, by the slxlb Jl'&de mothers. vlco at Grace Episcopal church of the Srt:acttse First United distribUted rePQrt blan<s to lhe In the battle against 111ness, our 10 maJo!lly. Edward Bar"'' · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coucn, - --- _ __ _ on Novomber 1. Mro Leonard Presbyterian Church In tbe olficen;l<r.fiich are llosent!n 5 registered pbarmaci~ts quickly, acprincipal. spoke on the ne•d Mr. and Mrs. Marahall King was also named to have the church annex. i1"Yer was ol- by _: ,• curately compound your doctor's of clothing lor children ot 1be and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey 0 erS prOfram at November meeU!Ifl, by Frankie Mumaw. The meeUni c!011ed with a 1 school and aloo introducf<f b•ll toss: Mr. and Mrs. Georg~ "Mission& to siJ cunUIUints" President Ada Slack C<Jnduct· friendship cirCle of prayer af. ' presQrtptioll. Our ~ld)l,.l• 'your pro. Mrs. John Welsh who will teaclt Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd was tho topic ollhe prniJ'am in !he meetln1 and read lor ter which jp'Oup ad' · ed8 tectlon . . you know you can count a half day in his place. i Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Rtcl> charae ol Mrs. Lewia Grueser ' No, 4," tak· to !he social ;oom '' on us for meticulous care and preNamed on commlttePS yere ard Seytor, Mr. and Mrs. John Plans were Mllde lor 1 Hal· who gave the to- en from Mission Yearbook 01 dessert course was ••re•d . cision, I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jewell, Mohler, Mr. and Mra. BID Hud- loweeen party to be held Oct pic, Misoions of the church, Prayer. MISsionaries of the day ·· Mr. and Mrs. John "'"'"'"r. ,.on, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van 2& at the re ular meelln f• All membel'l' partlolpalPCI In to be prayed lor was read and , Mrs. Charles Werry, Mrs. C. Meter, and Mr and Mrs. Troy the Meigs Weight program. The meeting Included those In Eastern Ind.. D11es, Pm Stylf' At Your Service for E. Clark, Mro. Donley Reibel, rina loll. ers Club beld Tuelda e . with tbe Lord's PrJIY"' In unl· nesla ard Iran and Jn the Unit· Are Set by Cllllil All Your Drug Neoda Mrs. Don ,McKenzie. tickets: Mr. and Mrs. William Mayer, iDg in the dining roor% or":e soo. i ·. etl Stales In Montana, wtth Amoun\ of dues and selection Mrs. Jack Carsey, Mrs. James , Mr, and \Irs. rom Smith. \tr county Infirmary. lor each by Rachel Me- oC pin design were tl!e main STORE HOURS: Soulsby, Mrs. lamee O'B·••n I and Mrs. Wllllom WlllialllitJn, Mrs. Leo Searls leader of I · butiness when Presidfnl David Dally ....... 8 AM to 10 and Mrs. Richard Follrod. door -· - - the group, report~ on her Reports were read and ap- Smith called Ute Riverview 8th Sunday .. , I 0:30 AM to 12130 prl.... I recent trip 10 Cotltocton where t of .:"::a: wlll ofler· Grade class menting to order 5PMto9PM Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore • she visited tlie Tops Proud 0 . PH 8 v"fi I . 4 In tls homeroom. The 1 Mrs. Leo crew and Mrl S Pllthero club lltere. Mre. Bruce and · Miss aze minutes ol tho last meeting Nesselroad, door prize ttckell Lloyd won tho door prizt. ed ' h . ' were .)tam· were read and apprnved. The Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson' eef Cf. Attending were Miss Sadie 100 Mosons lee to t e commll· treaourer staled $16.02 had Mr. and Mrs. FrJnk Vaughan' Carr, Mrs. Vlnctnl Dabo. lllse and the>r auests allellded the F 8 been made tram a buke sale Mr and Mro Herbert Seth and The Stale Federation ol Farm Bernice Durst Min Key Eb~ annual lather·son banquet sponor program session, Mrs. iD May and !be balance in the . and Mrs. Eu e M K Women's Clubs will hold their Mrs Wanda Eblin Mrs WIJR.i sortd by Middleport 14!ge No. McBride read "When 0 n treasury wse $16 ' · . g ne c en· . b ,.. · ' · · Suffer" !<Ill""""' i h · Mr ney, treats; Mrs. Guy R!llell conventiOn m Ur ana, ...,10, da Saulk, Mrs. Edith Garden, 363 Tuesday . . "M Sick ' oo " ""·" w I The purpose of the. meeting . WY 2:2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy ard Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt Oc:tober II. m the Pmbyterlan er, Mra. Viola Hanonb""'· the Masomc Temple m Cl yk· R m, "by Hazel was to decide on how much 1 change. ' Church on w.st Ch'!'ch Slreei. Mn. CoRnie Holfmall, Mrb. port, The chicken dinner was ~~ .: an artl~le on The ohould.lle ljiOIIt for class dues ' 4 Reiiltered Pharmacists to Mrs. Jay Warner, Mrs. Frank A colfeo hour w1l• Dt from Marcia Ho\Jdaebell, Mn. Cotlla pnpared and served by mem· ' ar'%leM :: to chooso lhe d" ign for Serve ¥qu Porter, Mrs. Tom Orueeer, 1:30 to 9:1& a.m. and the meet. Hudlon. Mn. Chlrlll Lewll, btrl of Evlttitlme Chapter, 01 .J:e Feet,. b clpai pllt ...Jt· was decided class 1 ' Mro. Raymond Ball)', Mrs. InC II 10 lllrt at 1>10 a.m. Mn. Bruce Uoyd, Mn. Hallie OES. and Ma y Mrs. Pickens d. w;.,Jll: !111 )li cent• each • Scott Shank, Mrl. Carl Hend· Some epeclall on the pl'Oit'lftl Mcintyre, Mn. CICIIa Milch, Dtlrln( the exanlnl members For . month 1\'10 meeting 1 ri1, Mrs. Robert Burton, Mrl. wUI be II !oUows: !'lillie 11t1111o loire. Daisy Paltenon, Mrs. lolroduettl 1\11111 progra ;eeUng wilh the · prtoideJII>t showing the 0 Lawrence FranCOJ, Mn. Kenny bert !rom Trifid High Bchool: Marii'Y Reullr, Mn. Leo Ted Reed, I dlltJMulshed Mr1m llllkS· clasa different deaigns of pJno. Taylor, Mrs. Alvin Spoors, Mrs. Sol01 by Mre. Homer Ober; W. Searle, Mrs. Jim· Warner, 1o1r1. lOR, of Poawroy l,ctdge. · · orence otts Cbarles Holfmu, 1o1r1. Tom W. PurdY, SUp!., llrblnl Dorotliy W'lllillralultr, Mn; tad lhl hlilory oJ masonary. 10 the seven · SchoO!J, trill 'fi'U on "PubJJc Btrnl<e Wlnellrttmlr, Mn. Jobo Mr. 8lid Ill .past o!tstrict of· Sh and one guest, Mrs. • Schools and the Pll' EnYIIope." Drlde. Mn. Jou Clark and fleer and I'll recently oell. A lltrte llllll1lltr panel ol qu. Clare Adame. Tid Reed, 1 lllltlnguisbed Ma-- 18 lifted epeekm will brln&llllllo WUlllml, fllllll warder of Class MePis at on liltGlrll". mucll IIIICiad Mttlp Cotmty, presenlild •llde• Mr~. Bower~' Home "HorMIIor 0 I on wlldUie durlnll tho t>t:p!ll'lm A panel will consiet ol Mitt hour. Harry .Ctteaher arinounc· >Mrs. Elwood l!awers ent.·r-11 Martha Wheeler. Sup!.. Rdored tho pre,ram. limed the Golden fl!lle clasa ol ... matory lor Women, Maryeville: the Pomeroy Church or Chr;>t Dr. Alberta Turner !rom the PlaN were mada 10 I)IONot' , . . , Tueoday tvenl!!i at her hom~. A llmatl'"' wu mad• to lhe l Ohio Youth CmnrnllliOn. Co!um· 1 Halloween party lor the chiJ. Chesler Road. The meeting ·'P· . Voluntu• Flte Dept. when the ! hus, and Judge Ann C Rl>berts, dren of the Meigs County H me ened with devotiOns taken Syracuse Ladies oJ Juvenile Judge, Urb..,a. when the Girl Scout 0 Proverbs ' · by Mrs. Bowers the Fire Dept. met in the town Retervat1011s lhollld be eenl 1!15 met Mondey allht rf who _also pres1ded at the hall Monday night woth the , by October !6, lither' to Mn. Columbus and !louthem Ohio I epo meettng. Prayer by Mrs. l:_MT·II praoident Ada Slack. Robert Mrt;ubbm, Ruule t, Electric Company office. Sped· The Middleport Future Home· lee Eskew dosed the d"ot1o"s. .ilal eall was anowored by North Letrlllburl,_ Ohio 43060 a! guests members o1 makera of Wed- Members resporded to roll mtinbers and reports were . or Mrs. B. E. Wllhs, North Lew· Junior 'l'raop ' at from Po1111r111 aesda1 lllamotln at call With a verse of scripture 1'0111 and appi'<IYed. · ilbura, Ohio 180110. Luncheon and their Jtader, Mr•- Lloyd • lkillool wllb lbe concerning the Holy Gholt. ttremen Troy Zwilling, Oris tld<ets are Sl.l5 ueh. Wrllht. officers elected; · Mrs. A.. L. Phelps flave Hubbard, MillOn Varilll and 'l1tt 111111 troop lild liJe pledp Sandy Humpbriee; blble_outline on Pau1'11 Allen Lipscomb elplldned the l) of ,4 Couneil to lbe 1111 and the iOtll "Ani- dent, Suuo Surlace; HCretary, mlsSJooary Joumay, A c~ · ..S lor a larre• siren so that tal/4 Office erlea." Memberl or iMariiJI Stumbo; trtuurer, AI- lion was made 10111'11'd . ' bollor service can be liven to 1nl rl include IIIII 11oo11t 1M Ann berll Llllll; Ann boom placed 111 tlJe diUrch ' ' firl ard emergency calls The Forest R"'"' CounCil. Daugh. Sebo Jo Elialllletd Marla and Ranemu parBolltl!llarian, Eva cia! room. Relresbmenta W1!fl 1101 11 '{ Ladlel ...,.. asked to h~lp so ters of Ameoo~, mel Tuesday Dar!~ Neuilllns ~ . and Thomas and song leader, IMt. eerved during the eoclel ,, , It ;u JIIOVIId and rarrled ' to evemng With "' memoers and Carolyn Tracy 'Bocky W 'girt Ann Hawley. lo those named above and I3GlJ plus ti~ profit three pella_ prelltll._ Graco and Debbie W-p n The Mlddlepol'l elub ih Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Jr. .._ .. Swan. coun,!or prestrl,,d and - H t•-· ' 1111 to alllnd llle Osborne Mr1 . ntua ' 11 •· Meigs "'' Cotmty a ..-ween ptrtr lor tho meetmg ' wbich . will be held al Sm1Lh, . Mr. and' Mro.. 1... wlllrete' be 1another supper. Jitney tho meerm1 011fn ed m CIIildreD'I llomt ] eupjer In tlie •chool building lie. form . Nettle llayH, r.clrul will be on October 30 A discus- the Kyser Creek Hiflh School Venoy and Cfail and Mrt. Re1bel and Della Stahl ol Thoo,. ld · November !C. Denver Kapple, 1 8 -~ - - -~ -8 5· dorut Council were W:.'!i~omtJ on "'~ was be concenainl IT OUR . ~ made for the an· 81 guests Klrt Rowlll thanked new pro]ecll durin& the craft Christmas dlnltll' and par· members lor cards seot him pertod. bl held at ~~~~·· reotau· while hospitalized · Games were played and a In POI'leroy Dec. 9. Nollie HayIt, ~ depuiY, song sessi~ held. 'l1tt aewly ,,,,.., · .o'· ZwllhJIR. Marl• Rl•.er installed Grace Swan aJ coun- !••mild troop <'lloee lor '· '' . . Naomli.Qndon, were nam- jeUor: Phyllll Rowan re,.'OI'dllll! tis nema 'llle Sbrty·Nlnll'l," eTwin Size Hollywood Beds, comp. 39.75 : 1 a numlnlltlng ""mmltteo secreta : Sherle Swan out. and from the trooP 2 Li ' R S' $97 ua;getwell anc symp•thy cards lide ,:tine! ani trustee: and were Shlela Moor Jennie Crail. pee. vrng oom urtes _ , sent to sev.-al pei'IOI!J. Klrt , _ Myrna Starin, Flannue 111111· e9x12 Linoleum Rug1 $4.88 11'""''"Dorma Phelps host ~~· ,~.or M u-•-- K...., "·elv k ltd 1 I ess, aerv- past councilor. Mra. RDwaa. er, 111 ,....,_, ••., ..,. n 1 eto $68 J Zwilling, ':::ckRl:: olllgolnl tfollo\7, Jean Hall Vivian Tepeelllld p1111 Wllllt. Thelma Grueser, Clara Mn ... 'th "'fl \ __,.;!!!!!a!!!!!!!le!!!B•t!!!!!!!!!-11'!1 J~Jd "'' l Ill',, TlliiiiiY IIJnay, 'ob B I~,, 14 OJ, $epl. 29,. at served Sunday. til her· homo In Mill l\lllllQrlal Hoepttal. Grand· Middleport wit\\ a family din· partnll are ·1\lr- and Mrs. Clal' ner . . !1~·«: . ~ MrPQ;,.erand· ..:-G;..lFrank· \l'$(iS . HI ' I f . ..,, . li>iilhiP 01 lolethcidt 11 ; ~I.Gst· S ~p~r · ~~e·~~~~~b:~ s:llf,fi~· ~ . ' T . blrlll I ! IO~' Plri}' PI'P. ·l ; p. ' r) ' • An Ollatl•prt1U!II ti1 , Lewis ,G.,... ,lnd Mro. W. >\- "'"'1M rJild the meelin o1 • · Rock i!f lhe Tuesda · rhurch church Y •lllj1!0oD · 'I · lbe · ' " Mrs. WIIUem · ' ~ae -----~' Vigllal)! when Health the Balance p b , W· M omen In Syracuse ~nd Bar~· i I • t I ''~I IRING THI$ I I. \ 100 COUNT I TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE NOTHING TO-BUY - JUST COME IN AND REGISTER CHEVROLET CAMARO U!onar~ w., T~p ~· Ohlinger, tit~ lntroduo.~ion Father-Son Ba Hei.J nque In Middleport Your Chtvy Dtlltr ~· nomtnattn~ F&A.~ ~:maw, tt:'e~~olm:· ~7 ~ lh~ ~ -~·- ~ ;m~ •I ~, ends~ I ser-ll"'~ijiiiiiiiiii..iiiiir.-iioi.oioi ~onfer- HIDDEN MAGIC ··· Hair Spray PURSE SIZE I ! I Alka Reg. 67c au~l!iary I pr~sidin(. l nl ~lorlan, ~. Jl•r.~ ~=:~::11 r.n . -- - --~~ ~-' :~~:~Jei:.~~Dt~· I}~Ji·~~v~~~· M~. j BUDGET SHOP een~?' p~nt e ~p ~_Mrs ~!_~~~~ :;i':;.t~ne; ~~ ~;!::~!,!~~!!!!; ~~· ,... "·bel p·10 kens, ard ' ~wan At. the cloleWI ol alhl...llllllbtl a. social hOUr was enjoyed ard relreahmanll III'Ved. Pierce. TO AMEIVILLE an .~~:~::0~ This Past Weelc Church Monday (Coolinlled from Pap i) I the Syracuse First Unit jour Triltesee," and "Orpileus;" I Church were Ar(III1IDIII - ~·Ne 1!:111;" ~=RGIJert: . :~. Mrs. Gant, Mrs. Rol> Japanese - "Jl;tru:" Portu· William f1t11S1 - '"1'111 Given Word;" · Mrs. Pea~ Me- 11111111 - ''Bk Riel:-. 0.. Thomas Clark, Mrs. ·tsh - "Weekend;" and Polllb Mrs. Harry Potts - "Krdfe til lhl • • · • 1'11811 Mumaw. films, like the ~ produeiiGn. art..,_ 1D llle prt. IUIID era! public. II It lillp!ld illat (UPil - The v"l IJu\Juill ""ieel like theae. Rio Pope Paul VI mel Gnnda IIIII Ill .. t1Dil fntemaliooal Echarlt- 111o til 1 .:GIIIIIIUIIIIIJ litf,in l!IM will be ter way and lltat tlleH oppor.1... ~.-111P101111111 Park, cit)' tunilles for cultural enrlcbmiM '!' TueadaJ. will bo aiJIII'eolaletk -...-'_,.; Yovr PuR Service link II ••• 7 . "' - - - , CoD. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL ''"*" ..."' Oollrllf,.,. ........... a..- ..... lllllllltl' Ftdml ' 98-c Rag. $1.98 I I 10 Count S, >~ ~~9- $1,33 •· . ZESTABS Count ........ 76' I -Lysol Spray I ' lctnOIIIY Slzt . , , ,R..,$1.79 •/ 8 ' • RIO, I I' I HI's Reg.45c 41c . GERITO~ . 12_01. $2.98 sl•3 :Ret· v JER.GENS QUART LOTION ALA"D-biN $1.44 I TAMP,.AX thermoa oZ. $1.00 . 1'0~ 0·3 King Sin 100Count REG. 35c C.rtoft . 41' CHO~KS 100' Reg. $;.2, . s~JO LISTERINE La•·~r- · Reg.$1.09 84c · HEt\TIN(; PAD S) 85 I ileg.$4.ts . 'BEN GAY'·· 77c ....,;· 69 .: ' «: ' " l MED. SIZE . I ·s~s.s. TONIC 1•.•. s1o3 I $198 I '.· :? 1 CREST · ANACIN hJ53c Reg. $1.49 130'1 Reg. 3-49 ':. In r ' "''' ' , rt, :-i ' 'I ' 1c ~~~:~~ 1 .... 1 liMIT ONE . BANP liDS $2.H _ __ · ~ · BAKER FURNITURE IN !!!!!!!!!!l~a;;a• MIDDLEPG,RT. ·:- Pt. th11rmo1 . :=~~~ ~troop 5'4~: ALA DIN Amer~al w,.. ', S~lt~~. . ,~~-~.L:sEXMlAX - • 'i Sondy Hum~'hries I p 'd f ~del ~ s resl ent "'nlnl M'dd/ FHA .~ 9c OPEN 9 TO 10 P.M. GirlScoutst Give Party at Ch'1/dren'sHome By AUXI . LIMIT ONE • ~olhll18 To Buy Juet Coltllln •ncllt~gletar Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs "I ... . •, PM Mu:~ ~ 'J:ory BOYS BIKE GIRLS BIKE HAIR DRYER WALL CLOCK HAND MIXER Transistor RADIO • • ~ree App~llmolely 19 .... FIOM POMUOY MOTOR CO N~te~ Federation of Goura~ M Women O Clubs 'on Donatl .Made t0S'Iren whe~urn 1 c DOOR PRIZES No~elriber Weight N th Plan Party on O Ctober 25th AD WITH YO~' • 1 COME INI HELP US • CELEBRATE OUR 'GRAND OPENING' REE "COKE'~ For Everyone REG. l 59c I Ethyl Rubbing :: 1 o.! t: :2 . :' . , :' I• ALCOHOL c ... :.~· . 11··.-;o * .~~7 .. ',·; I :I".H . ·' >, • If, : ....., ' .' '· I, ' ~IRRM:~ lr.~ . ' ,, ' t·l''•.J.~(/~ . .~ f' 1 ' '•( • " ' s ' ' ' ,,, .1t/. ~ $1 ~ �j '''. ·. . ;l j ,· ~ \ 1 •. I '' •• ~ Selltlntl, Pomero~·Mldllleport, - ~ -:.. ~ID· HE·LE,ft \· l·llf h '·''' ~-, ' .:~' HELP US! careful drlv.IDI on your part . am help reduce tbeoe statlstlcl. Be oa lbe aler\ for dll1drto .. big "' and !rom scl.ool. PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIPS - The Rose Capita\ Chapter of American Business Women's Association, ·'· Columbus, presented $200 scholarships to two juniors at Grant Hospital School of Nursing. Left to right are ;c MISS Polly l\arr,chapter president, MISs Helen L. Goodrich, Nelsonville, Miss Donna J. Rife, and Anne Knisely ·. M.D., Euuoalloo Cha•rman ot the chapter. Miss Karr is the daughter ol Commissioner and Mr;;. Charles Karr :' Sr. ol PomerO)'. Miss Ri~:s~~!ll•_is_ 541 Fairview, Nelsonville. , IS, 1988-9 .. ' ' o., Oct. ... FILTERS ' New Haven News Notes RiffARY €LUB Four members of the Jnteraet 10X20xl 15x20xl 16x20xl 20x20xl 25x20xl First Knapp were Mrs. Rodra of Norwalk. 0,, Mrs. DorlB ald Foglesong, Herman Layne, of Monroeville, DoRald F. Roush, Richard Ord, Mrs. Dorthea Knapp ol Foley, Rome Williamson, walk, ~-· Mr. and Mrs. RichRussell Capehart, Harry · ard Grmstead oi Canton, 0., lor, Edwin Stein, Arthur and Mrs. Floyde MlUer of bet, Ralph Whitmore, Marietta, 0., Mrs. Robert fn.. Capehart, Karl Wiles, Mel gles of Brilliant. 0., Mr. end Clark and Nelson JeRnings. \Mrs. Robe1rt Grinstead of AISHOWER FOR MISS GIBBS bany, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miss Sltaron Gibbs was hoa- Bass o[ Chaneston, W. Va., ored wittl a miscellanetlus bri- Mrs. Freda Sword of Charles- Fonnie Blain Dies Wednesday - --· 1 . Peelwin and Saturday-9 AM to 5 PM rest Holle:\·, 68, Rt. 1 As4llon, Brady Dunctan, Applt Grev'e. I died Tuesday ligbt in a Hunt· 1, DISCHARGED: Mrs. Jlow. i ~ngto'A hospital Jollowmg 1 loJig : ard GreeBlee, Pt. Pleasant; 1 LllRess. Keith Scantlin, Leoa; Luther He was born in Mason Coun- Cocbraa, PL Pleasut, Rev. ty on February 211, 191Mi, o oon Norville White, Pt. Plea&aJt; PT . PI.FASANT - .fame• 1of the late George and Viola ' Mrs. Paul Roush, New HavOD; JtcComaB , 17-year-old son of Meadows Holley. He wa• ai Mrs. Williaia Mambout, pt, Harry and Mom·~rd Brumfield :veleran of World War II and a ! Pleasant. ,. MeComas ef A-:htt)n. 1if!d Toe§. !retired employe of the Marietta BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Del>· II · · .4leY in the West Virfi! inia Uni- Manufacturing Company. 1ver Asb, Jr., Robersburg, 1 ' .-rsity Mediral r,.nter after a I S . . d h' . 1 1~ daughter. kmg JJJness. ~ ur:vJvc;n 1nc1u e 1s w1 e, . ----~ !Bermce TurnE'r Holley; a dau-1 .,_,,;,. He wa~ born al Glf'nwood w !gbter, Mrs. JaAice Dowell; a - - - - - - - - 1 James Mc{:Omas LOAF-ER ' Of Ashton Dies ' . FOR MEN 1nd BOYS ' ' \ , i " I•••. Hol~ey. ' ' Mason Personal on Morrh 2. 1949 He ' at: Fred Vinso• Galion, ll"'l '"·~,. fended Moore·s ChaPf'l (:hurch 1 Oh1~; IIX brot~ers, Cecil ol Galat Ashton 111pohs, 0., M1llanl of Ocala, - - · - - - - - Surving in lKirlition '..e his par· !Fla.• Do•ald ~ Cleveland, 0., Mrs. Joha SisSII and ehft.. fnts are one 'iLster, Linda. at Joe of Proctorville, 0., HoWard i dren, Mrs. Russell Ca~=~ . . and maternal grandfath-- of Ona, and Stewart of lndlana~ 1 Mrs. Christy· Bletoer ~,•Ma•nfolnf Br1Jmfleld of Glen- two sisters, Mrs. Eunice D~vis, IIJl ! Sunday with Mr. lnd Mrs. PERMANENT FALL ARRANGEMENTS !I! . Funeral Home turned home from the Pleasant \I ·e·p.m. 'l'!lursdav. GIVEII TESTS Valley Hospital where she was · MASON Mrs. R....U Cape· : a patient for sevet'al days. 1 ,:nro ARRESTED :hart, Guidance oounsolor aloog · Mr. 111111 Mrs. George i.ui(IOn PLEASANT - Arrests i with olher teacher• at Wahama l and aon ol Newarl:, Ohio vlslll·ll at the county Jail lor IHigh School, gave Scat aod 1ed OVfll 11M weekend wllb 24 llours were Homor !Step tesls tD the Juniors on : par<llts, Mr. an4 Mrs. Gecll'ge: lll, Henderson, peace ' Monday and Tlle8day and will I Zusp/la, •Sr. and witll her Aroold Blllley, 13, lit. givt Freshmen tbe testa 0111 enls, "'r· 111111 Mra. Jolm IWednesday 1111 '!burldaJ. DaDiel is MasoiL II • -·. . GRATE ' I ' HERMAN ' ".,t,J.! .. .-- ·~"· Mason, w. Vti'r·: ' I_ ~ ,, ; i' ' -- / '• ASSORTED GIFTS and POTIERY 'I (Gia-, Ash Tr•ys, Ornament•! PlecesJ -------- 50tyo oH DRAWING SATURDAY S PM No PurchMO N-ory-Do Not Have to bo Preoont , 1st Prize a - - -- •J Eye-Catcher . DOOR PRIZES ; : •" ti a .. ; ' . . ·Berkshire .~''~'ltiiiii11IIIJ11 · ·~ ·''I ' $15.00 Gift Certificllt 2nd Prize_ $9.95 Permanent Arr1119'1Mnt GET A CLEAN WASH WITH NO LINT PROBLEMS , ..'- Sale ~ ... a .i i i i!~ ~i i~ ~ r .rn.~ 0 . '' Regul1r 99c pair .,Now A-~ect _Gift For The Home or Hospital 19c ,.,, OR t - " '1 '' . j, ~- ' ·(I ' I C0RDAV/>IN ' GOlD GRAIN BlACK : Middleport MIDDtEPoRT ' ,., OHIO ' . - I' ,, -''- j THE SHO'E BOX· ! Ranging from $2.98 lo $10.00 .Bladen, 0., ~ncl Mrs. held IPayne, Huntmgton; and Vtolet . Warren Self in Clolumbus, OhiO. , ~P.T\' ice will be one : Woodie King of New Haven ~~~J at 2 p.m. in Moore's granddaughter. ; is reported il fair condition ~P!Iatllwlgit.h the Rev. Gene Holt i FuRera1 arrangeme&ttl will be ; after undergoing surgery on ~~ Burial wiU b~ in the 1 announced by tile HeQk Fuler- ! Friday at the Clarksburg N ~V~ jj',j!O I Meadows cemetery at Ial Home at Milton. erans H.spital, Clarksburg. ~~~:SiFr~~ie~~ndtL may <'all at I · Mrs. R. T. Blessing bas l I S,autiful Fall Flowers and Cattails · Arranged in Decoratiye Containers 501fo oft I "Everything In Hardware" Ph. 773-5592 FOLIAGE GARDENS AND-$13.99 , ON \ 1 'j ,, *· penny ALSO 2" FIL1EIS IN All SIZES. SPECIALS il'.iii.iiiii----iiiiiiiiii.;_iiiii~ Fred Holley Dies Tuesday .v,•.• -Friday MAIN ST. I 4 •• Ebersbach Hardware - - -- - - I l .. j MATERIAL$. G. Church Knapp of Trufant, Mich., Mr. 1 on Thursday eveniRg. The eol- Brady Knapp of Columbus, 0., or scheme of pink and white [Mr. and Mn. Walter Taylor wao .arri<d out ill lhe decor- Iof ColumbUJ, 0., Mr. und Mn. atioRB and refreshments. Gamt Robert Harless of ColumbUI, .. were won by Mrs. I. C. 0., Mr. Dale Taylor ol Col\1111' 1 ,.~· Gibbs and Mrs. Sebastian T•\' bus, 0., Mr. ·R<tnnie Taylor ol desco. Columbus, 0., Mrs. Eula 8& Gifta _ . received from Mrs. ll!my of Point W. Charlea Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Va., Mr. B. Bailey ol Buddy Flowers aod Tracy Mich., MISI , Boroilly J L)'Jin, Mrs. !Ired Baley, Mrs. Parkershur&, W. VL 8!ld Mrs. t.<>ke,"offmu, Mrs. Robert Maxi'no Arnold of Pomeroy, 0, 1 1• Mrs. lebasUan Tede.co, 1 Maxie Rickerd, Mr. and Mrs. 1 PERSONALI Carl Gibbs, Carlotta Gibbs, Mrs. ' Mrs. Clayton Athey lB In ClnPT. PLEASANT - Fonnie E. Athey' Mr. ..d Mrs. cin tl Ohl I I" wttb h Blain, 8L fo rmer Mason Coun- : Rickard N And na ' o v !I unl er • ancy .,.. grandchildren while their par· tiaR, dird Wednesday in Hu• : ~~~~~;;Howard ~Irs. en18 , Mr. and M~· Bl.chard ,.'th. tington. He was a retired groGibbs McClennon, and MarilyJ, eery stortt O\\tl'ler, born August Canter, J!Bzel Wrigllt,ley are vacaUonmg lD Florida. 12. 188S in Mason CoURty, the ond Mrs. John Kerwood,, :Mr. 10d Mn. Robert C«>ke, 100 of the lalo eharlea and Ef· IR.i·"' Kelly, Mr. a•d Mrs. ! Debra Cooke . and Mr. CUll fi~ Reed Blain. Hi!! wife, Effie r Wheeler Mr and Mrs · Cook visited w1ib Mr. and Mn. Austin Blain, died in 1965 . I~:r.~~ Durs'i. ~•. Marshali 1 Donald Cooke and family at I I: ud Marsha. Audrey M.. Wintersville. Ohio over 1be Surviving are bis step-mother, 1 lllty,.., Mr and Mr•. 1\lly Lloyd weekend. , Mr. and Mn. Robert 1 Minnie Blain, HuRtington: three 'i ud Marsha, Hawley Shlon, Cooke also vl&lted Mr. IIIII Mra. : daughters , Mn. Ca thryR McAnn Combs, Betty Casto. Mr. Victor Street and family. ! Quaide and Mrs. Betty Holland : Mrs. Larry Morl'ison, Mr. I Mr. und Mrs. John left both of HllntiRgtOR, Mrs. Eve- ; Mrs. Raymond Bush and on Monday to Ylslt Mrs. lyn Gilbreath, HousLOn, Texas; : IfaroKy, Mr. and Mrs. Fro.. brother, Freemu Roush wbo ll two ·haU brothers, Waller Blain, Carrier an4 l@l)llly Mrl. Is I ourglcal patient II l h... Huutington and Dwight Blain, SGT. EBLIN, IN VIET HAM R. F. Bryant, Ella !!Ussen, Lou- , pttatta Lebanon, ·vtrg~nla. '!1leY Nltto: three half-sisters, Mrs. Technical Sgt. Donald B. Eblin, whose parents are lse .Adkioa, Mrs. S. C. Gibbo, will stay with Mra. Roush at Charlotte Wright, Huntington; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pearl A. Lanning of Rt. 1, Rutland is in and Mrs. Boy, Ankrum, Mr. meveland, Va. . Mrs. ~"'ra.a res Walls. Springl ield, 1 Vietnallj. He is an Air Force work control techni· Mrs. Jobn Taylor and Pan· ' 0., Mra. Bf'ulah Driscoll, St. I cian. The sergeant attended Rutland High School ~, luY 111 ....... Mrs. John Frieze, Mr. PetersburK. F'la. : three grand- . and completed requirements for his diploma after au and Get rr' Day& 3 NJJhbl Ill Howard McClella., Mr. ~blldren aRd one s1ep grdnd-: entering the Air Force. He has served in Guam, MIAMI IIACM an4 Mrs. Bill Bart, Evelyn Pat:child. · Japan and England. Sgt. Eblin's wife, Daphne, is Jdl' Blrvu Boolr Todal Uobellen.b.. bllt 1'rPe terson, Carol and Genevieve CI.TIPIID .AI STA1!lON . Fu•eral •ervi<'f will be held from England_·- - - - -- - - -·- - Melli tt.. ,.....,., . . . Kenanah, Mrs. Bernard Ltev Friday 2 p.m. i ~ the Beard : - - ----- -· Paul Hesson, Mrs. PI<asant VaUey Hoopltal • Mortuary, Huntington, witb : ADMI'ITED: Mrr. !)en.er Joseph A. J'eff , minister ol ~ Olurcb of ehrist, offi ciating. Ahh, Jr., Roberlsburg; Jerry Burial wil l be in the Hid grlaw n Byus, Pl Pleasant; cemetery, Huntingtoa. friends Harris, Gallipolis: 8horwood may call at tbe mortuary. ; PT. PLEASANT - Fred For· IYonker, West Colombia; Mrs. ·-·- -· - ---·- ' ~~A .WARP'S WINDow New Haven E.U.B. - ------ ---- I,, •i · FULL~()II dal shower by the ladies of tbe ton, W. Va., Mr. Harry ~ DEMONSTitATION -- Pictured above is J. Samuel Griffith, M. D., Mrs. M.,_ Dame!, R.~ .• Mrs. James Gibeau!, President of Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxil· laryand JUD Lehman, Baxter Laboratortes shown as tho Heart Lung Resuscita· tor lS deDIOII'Arated by Dr. Gnf!Jth to tho LaduJO Auxiliary who ro<~ont7 J>Ul" <haoed the Nsu•citator lor tbe ho$pital. • All Sizes In Stock Best Quality, Low Ptice to the members of i:\ R<llarJ Club on .Thursday even· Th~se from out of town at,.. the regular di•ner mee~ tendmg the funeral ol Melvin .;· .• ' OUT OF TOWNEIIS ATI'ENDING FUNERAL of Wahama High School .' 3~ ,., '. '2~" ' ' Mesh ..',s.tmassP '' l , I 1· ~~~"11els , , : ,,,,,:·~· . an-. 1'' '>'I St~tth .,., .· ' ... J =famous N~ylltg UnHIIter Agitator, imhor. 11 found only m Milytog's fl!IIISt automatic wm;• ~~ I being made evitll>ble In the Maytag llletllo ~· Lint.fiUor Agitator ,;· wa,.. ~.dispenses soap ~~n:J:."'ov11 MaJiai'l already ' ' �j '''. ·. . ;l j ,· ~ \ 1 •. I '' •• ~ Selltlntl, Pomero~·Mldllleport, - ~ -:.. ~ID· HE·LE,ft \· l·llf h '·''' ~-, ' .:~' HELP US! careful drlv.IDI on your part . am help reduce tbeoe statlstlcl. Be oa lbe aler\ for dll1drto .. big "' and !rom scl.ool. PRESENTS SCHOLARSHIPS - The Rose Capita\ Chapter of American Business Women's Association, ·'· Columbus, presented $200 scholarships to two juniors at Grant Hospital School of Nursing. Left to right are ;c MISS Polly l\arr,chapter president, MISs Helen L. Goodrich, Nelsonville, Miss Donna J. Rife, and Anne Knisely ·. M.D., Euuoalloo Cha•rman ot the chapter. Miss Karr is the daughter ol Commissioner and Mr;;. Charles Karr :' Sr. ol PomerO)'. Miss Ri~:s~~!ll•_is_ 541 Fairview, Nelsonville. , IS, 1988-9 .. ' ' o., Oct. ... FILTERS ' New Haven News Notes RiffARY €LUB Four members of the Jnteraet 10X20xl 15x20xl 16x20xl 20x20xl 25x20xl First Knapp were Mrs. Rodra of Norwalk. 0,, Mrs. DorlB ald Foglesong, Herman Layne, of Monroeville, DoRald F. Roush, Richard Ord, Mrs. Dorthea Knapp ol Foley, Rome Williamson, walk, ~-· Mr. and Mrs. RichRussell Capehart, Harry · ard Grmstead oi Canton, 0., lor, Edwin Stein, Arthur and Mrs. Floyde MlUer of bet, Ralph Whitmore, Marietta, 0., Mrs. Robert fn.. Capehart, Karl Wiles, Mel gles of Brilliant. 0., Mr. end Clark and Nelson JeRnings. \Mrs. Robe1rt Grinstead of AISHOWER FOR MISS GIBBS bany, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miss Sltaron Gibbs was hoa- Bass o[ Chaneston, W. Va., ored wittl a miscellanetlus bri- Mrs. Freda Sword of Charles- Fonnie Blain Dies Wednesday - --· 1 . Peelwin and Saturday-9 AM to 5 PM rest Holle:\·, 68, Rt. 1 As4llon, Brady Dunctan, Applt Grev'e. I died Tuesday ligbt in a Hunt· 1, DISCHARGED: Mrs. Jlow. i ~ngto'A hospital Jollowmg 1 loJig : ard GreeBlee, Pt. Pleasant; 1 LllRess. Keith Scantlin, Leoa; Luther He was born in Mason Coun- Cocbraa, PL Pleasut, Rev. ty on February 211, 191Mi, o oon Norville White, Pt. Plea&aJt; PT . PI.FASANT - .fame• 1of the late George and Viola ' Mrs. Paul Roush, New HavOD; JtcComaB , 17-year-old son of Meadows Holley. He wa• ai Mrs. Williaia Mambout, pt, Harry and Mom·~rd Brumfield :veleran of World War II and a ! Pleasant. ,. MeComas ef A-:htt)n. 1if!d Toe§. !retired employe of the Marietta BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Del>· II · · .4leY in the West Virfi! inia Uni- Manufacturing Company. 1ver Asb, Jr., Robersburg, 1 ' .-rsity Mediral r,.nter after a I S . . d h' . 1 1~ daughter. kmg JJJness. ~ ur:vJvc;n 1nc1u e 1s w1 e, . ----~ !Bermce TurnE'r Holley; a dau-1 .,_,,;,. He wa~ born al Glf'nwood w !gbter, Mrs. JaAice Dowell; a - - - - - - - - 1 James Mc{:Omas LOAF-ER ' Of Ashton Dies ' . FOR MEN 1nd BOYS ' ' \ , i " I•••. Hol~ey. ' ' Mason Personal on Morrh 2. 1949 He ' at: Fred Vinso• Galion, ll"'l '"·~,. fended Moore·s ChaPf'l (:hurch 1 Oh1~; IIX brot~ers, Cecil ol Galat Ashton 111pohs, 0., M1llanl of Ocala, - - · - - - - - Surving in lKirlition '..e his par· !Fla.• Do•ald ~ Cleveland, 0., Mrs. Joha SisSII and ehft.. fnts are one 'iLster, Linda. at Joe of Proctorville, 0., HoWard i dren, Mrs. Russell Ca~=~ . . and maternal grandfath-- of Ona, and Stewart of lndlana~ 1 Mrs. Christy· Bletoer ~,•Ma•nfolnf Br1Jmfleld of Glen- two sisters, Mrs. Eunice D~vis, IIJl ! Sunday with Mr. lnd Mrs. PERMANENT FALL ARRANGEMENTS !I! . Funeral Home turned home from the Pleasant \I ·e·p.m. 'l'!lursdav. GIVEII TESTS Valley Hospital where she was · MASON Mrs. R....U Cape· : a patient for sevet'al days. 1 ,:nro ARRESTED :hart, Guidance oounsolor aloog · Mr. 111111 Mrs. George i.ui(IOn PLEASANT - Arrests i with olher teacher• at Wahama l and aon ol Newarl:, Ohio vlslll·ll at the county Jail lor IHigh School, gave Scat aod 1ed OVfll 11M weekend wllb 24 llours were Homor !Step tesls tD the Juniors on : par<llts, Mr. an4 Mrs. Gecll'ge: lll, Henderson, peace ' Monday and Tlle8day and will I Zusp/la, •Sr. and witll her Aroold Blllley, 13, lit. givt Freshmen tbe testa 0111 enls, "'r· 111111 Mra. Jolm IWednesday 1111 '!burldaJ. DaDiel is MasoiL II • -·. . GRATE ' I ' HERMAN ' ".,t,J.! .. .-- ·~"· Mason, w. Vti'r·: ' I_ ~ ,, ; i' ' -- / '• ASSORTED GIFTS and POTIERY 'I (Gia-, Ash Tr•ys, Ornament•! PlecesJ -------- 50tyo oH DRAWING SATURDAY S PM No PurchMO N-ory-Do Not Have to bo Preoont , 1st Prize a - - -- •J Eye-Catcher . DOOR PRIZES ; : •" ti a .. ; ' . . ·Berkshire .~''~'ltiiiii11IIIJ11 · ·~ ·''I ' $15.00 Gift Certificllt 2nd Prize_ $9.95 Permanent Arr1119'1Mnt GET A CLEAN WASH WITH NO LINT PROBLEMS , ..'- Sale ~ ... a .i i i i!~ ~i i~ ~ r .rn.~ 0 . '' Regul1r 99c pair .,Now A-~ect _Gift For The Home or Hospital 19c ,.,, OR t - " '1 '' . j, ~- ' ·(I ' I C0RDAV/>IN ' GOlD GRAIN BlACK : Middleport MIDDtEPoRT ' ,., OHIO ' . - I' ,, -''- j THE SHO'E BOX· ! Ranging from $2.98 lo $10.00 .Bladen, 0., ~ncl Mrs. held IPayne, Huntmgton; and Vtolet . Warren Self in Clolumbus, OhiO. , ~P.T\' ice will be one : Woodie King of New Haven ~~~J at 2 p.m. in Moore's granddaughter. ; is reported il fair condition ~P!Iatllwlgit.h the Rev. Gene Holt i FuRera1 arrangeme&ttl will be ; after undergoing surgery on ~~ Burial wiU b~ in the 1 announced by tile HeQk Fuler- ! Friday at the Clarksburg N ~V~ jj',j!O I Meadows cemetery at Ial Home at Milton. erans H.spital, Clarksburg. ~~~:SiFr~~ie~~ndtL may <'all at I · Mrs. R. T. Blessing bas l I S,autiful Fall Flowers and Cattails · Arranged in Decoratiye Containers 501fo oft I "Everything In Hardware" Ph. 773-5592 FOLIAGE GARDENS AND-$13.99 , ON \ 1 'j ,, *· penny ALSO 2" FIL1EIS IN All SIZES. SPECIALS il'.iii.iiiii----iiiiiiiiii.;_iiiii~ Fred Holley Dies Tuesday .v,•.• -Friday MAIN ST. I 4 •• Ebersbach Hardware - - -- - - I l .. j MATERIAL$. G. Church Knapp of Trufant, Mich., Mr. 1 on Thursday eveniRg. The eol- Brady Knapp of Columbus, 0., or scheme of pink and white [Mr. and Mn. Walter Taylor wao .arri<d out ill lhe decor- Iof ColumbUJ, 0., Mr. und Mn. atioRB and refreshments. Gamt Robert Harless of ColumbUI, .. were won by Mrs. I. C. 0., Mr. Dale Taylor ol Col\1111' 1 ,.~· Gibbs and Mrs. Sebastian T•\' bus, 0., Mr. ·R<tnnie Taylor ol desco. Columbus, 0., Mrs. Eula 8& Gifta _ . received from Mrs. ll!my of Point W. Charlea Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Va., Mr. B. Bailey ol Buddy Flowers aod Tracy Mich., MISI , Boroilly J L)'Jin, Mrs. !Ired Baley, Mrs. Parkershur&, W. VL 8!ld Mrs. t.<>ke,"offmu, Mrs. Robert Maxi'no Arnold of Pomeroy, 0, 1 1• Mrs. lebasUan Tede.co, 1 Maxie Rickerd, Mr. and Mrs. 1 PERSONALI Carl Gibbs, Carlotta Gibbs, Mrs. ' Mrs. Clayton Athey lB In ClnPT. PLEASANT - Fonnie E. Athey' Mr. ..d Mrs. cin tl Ohl I I" wttb h Blain, 8L fo rmer Mason Coun- : Rickard N And na ' o v !I unl er • ancy .,.. grandchildren while their par· tiaR, dird Wednesday in Hu• : ~~~~~;;Howard ~Irs. en18 , Mr. and M~· Bl.chard ,.'th. tington. He was a retired groGibbs McClennon, and MarilyJ, eery stortt O\\tl'ler, born August Canter, J!Bzel Wrigllt,ley are vacaUonmg lD Florida. 12. 188S in Mason CoURty, the ond Mrs. John Kerwood,, :Mr. 10d Mn. Robert C«>ke, 100 of the lalo eharlea and Ef· IR.i·"' Kelly, Mr. a•d Mrs. ! Debra Cooke . and Mr. CUll fi~ Reed Blain. Hi!! wife, Effie r Wheeler Mr and Mrs · Cook visited w1ib Mr. and Mn. Austin Blain, died in 1965 . I~:r.~~ Durs'i. ~•. Marshali 1 Donald Cooke and family at I I: ud Marsha. Audrey M.. Wintersville. Ohio over 1be Surviving are bis step-mother, 1 lllty,.., Mr and Mr•. 1\lly Lloyd weekend. , Mr. and Mn. Robert 1 Minnie Blain, HuRtington: three 'i ud Marsha, Hawley Shlon, Cooke also vl&lted Mr. IIIII Mra. : daughters , Mn. Ca thryR McAnn Combs, Betty Casto. Mr. Victor Street and family. ! Quaide and Mrs. Betty Holland : Mrs. Larry Morl'ison, Mr. I Mr. und Mrs. John left both of HllntiRgtOR, Mrs. Eve- ; Mrs. Raymond Bush and on Monday to Ylslt Mrs. lyn Gilbreath, HousLOn, Texas; : IfaroKy, Mr. and Mrs. Fro.. brother, Freemu Roush wbo ll two ·haU brothers, Waller Blain, Carrier an4 l@l)llly Mrl. Is I ourglcal patient II l h... Huutington and Dwight Blain, SGT. EBLIN, IN VIET HAM R. F. Bryant, Ella !!Ussen, Lou- , pttatta Lebanon, ·vtrg~nla. '!1leY Nltto: three half-sisters, Mrs. Technical Sgt. Donald B. Eblin, whose parents are lse .Adkioa, Mrs. S. C. Gibbo, will stay with Mra. Roush at Charlotte Wright, Huntington; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pearl A. Lanning of Rt. 1, Rutland is in and Mrs. Boy, Ankrum, Mr. meveland, Va. . Mrs. ~"'ra.a res Walls. Springl ield, 1 Vietnallj. He is an Air Force work control techni· Mrs. Jobn Taylor and Pan· ' 0., Mra. Bf'ulah Driscoll, St. I cian. The sergeant attended Rutland High School ~, luY 111 ....... Mrs. John Frieze, Mr. PetersburK. F'la. : three grand- . and completed requirements for his diploma after au and Get rr' Day& 3 NJJhbl Ill Howard McClella., Mr. ~blldren aRd one s1ep grdnd-: entering the Air Force. He has served in Guam, MIAMI IIACM an4 Mrs. Bill Bart, Evelyn Pat:child. · Japan and England. Sgt. Eblin's wife, Daphne, is Jdl' Blrvu Boolr Todal Uobellen.b.. bllt 1'rPe terson, Carol and Genevieve CI.TIPIID .AI STA1!lON . Fu•eral •ervi<'f will be held from England_·- - - - -- - - -·- - Melli tt.. ,.....,., . . . Kenanah, Mrs. Bernard Ltev Friday 2 p.m. i ~ the Beard : - - ----- -· Paul Hesson, Mrs. PI<asant VaUey Hoopltal • Mortuary, Huntington, witb : ADMI'ITED: Mrr. !)en.er Joseph A. J'eff , minister ol ~ Olurcb of ehrist, offi ciating. Ahh, Jr., Roberlsburg; Jerry Burial wil l be in the Hid grlaw n Byus, Pl Pleasant; cemetery, Huntingtoa. friends Harris, Gallipolis: 8horwood may call at tbe mortuary. ; PT. PLEASANT - Fred For· IYonker, West Colombia; Mrs. ·-·- -· - ---·- ' ~~A .WARP'S WINDow New Haven E.U.B. - ------ ---- I,, •i · FULL~()II dal shower by the ladies of tbe ton, W. Va., Mr. Harry ~ DEMONSTitATION -- Pictured above is J. Samuel Griffith, M. D., Mrs. M.,_ Dame!, R.~ .• Mrs. James Gibeau!, President of Pleasant Valley Hospital Auxil· laryand JUD Lehman, Baxter Laboratortes shown as tho Heart Lung Resuscita· tor lS deDIOII'Arated by Dr. Gnf!Jth to tho LaduJO Auxiliary who ro<~ont7 J>Ul" <haoed the Nsu•citator lor tbe ho$pital. • All Sizes In Stock Best Quality, Low Ptice to the members of i:\ R<llarJ Club on .Thursday even· Th~se from out of town at,.. the regular di•ner mee~ tendmg the funeral ol Melvin .;· .• ' OUT OF TOWNEIIS ATI'ENDING FUNERAL of Wahama High School .' 3~ ,., '. '2~" ' ' Mesh ..',s.tmassP '' l , I 1· ~~~"11els , , : ,,,,,:·~· . an-. 1'' '>'I St~tth .,., .· ' ... J =famous N~ylltg UnHIIter Agitator, imhor. 11 found only m Milytog's fl!IIISt automatic wm;• ~~ I being made evitll>ble In the Maytag llletllo ~· Lint.fiUor Agitator ,;· wa,.. ~.dispenses soap ~~n:J:."'ov11 MaJiai'l already ' ' �,. r •• I .. . " '" Get Extra Cash The ~ fant . - - · W.\NT AD IO-DaUy INfORM~ TlON sentlne~ Pomery·ltliddleport, 0.,. ~L 13, 1988 .~ _F!r_S.te Fot Rent peAO~liM•I . · ·~· ... ~~ . .- ~ ' ·i' . ' AD '. W~r . \ ' • '' ,,' . ... , . ilsine.ss.Servi. ' .~ . ' 58 Olds , 111 i Exporlonced. $249 I 62 vrolet . $1J)95 . 61 ch-·..LI 62 Corvalr · · $895 tt::B: I RACINE PLANING MILL ... - I . ' Ol'rHI I I ONI •M50 SPORT ' I I · IIICIA PIOI'I.. .b,'U BOBCAT Ll'~ '·" BLAETTNAR$ J 'Further Notice 62 Olds .... $1395 I ' _lj • ==- s.le BIG FALL- SALE! 1---·---- ---··--· 64 Chevrolet $1895 s:- E' ,IIAN"Ir From the Lar~esl ............ Bulldozer Rad11tor SQ;JaUest Heater Core. ~. BUEYTNAl$·;.· r NOW O~liN; . , ., 6.t..M. rq ·· MIDNIQHT Dtlly Except_5u~ · For Your Oln!tlt i SEIW1CE · ·· Convenlln~.' · ~ THE MARTIN RESTAURANT All Now Radlolor 51i0j eCar ·eTruck tHoolor Core eBulldozor e.t.ny. typo . - = ' • . \ JliE WHOlE WOJW). OlJGHTA . ei~VED! ., G.OBLE FORD 6.2Buick .... $1395 ·KEITH '*" 2-21% . . Mlddlopolt, 0 Will Be Closed Until te~~~E~~~~~~~::~~~~~ ~lt!HSC11001.5~NT5! AM(iOIN<i'Jl) . J)icK''i4~ SPRINT let' ·$495 61 ·Rambler · ' .. ' • ~' I ·' ~ ~- RADIATOR You 'Mone.v.._ . SERVICE 3 ROOM house and both ' '1(. .1 ' ' j · I'Qr 5•11 · Let LUSTRE FOAM's exclusive col· i I or brighten)ng formul• . will · 59 Ch . ,. ' . on . BEANS. potatoes, IOmatoes : make your carpets look llke ! Laure st. , Pomeroy. Ph. 992· and melons. Claron,- Prot- new again. Electric sh~mpoo•1 ~ Dt~ PwUand, 0. Pb. SIS-22M. er rental $1. Ebersbach's ~ · s ", 9 !3 5293. ~ I 11 tfc: : Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. l'fll OIY .;t PuliiiC.tl•l'll FURNISHED 5 room apart· · .. 1 10 13 6te Super 88 4 Dr. Automatic, P. ~~. ~'"u~AnuNJ men!, on lst Door, .-.. 992· WARM Morning heater, li_ke _ steering, blac1c finish, R. H1 rnt I'UDIII"•' ••untft the tltflt t'" nd o.o ,. "" ,. '"N' '"' ... _,. 3056. / !0 11 tic new, 100 pou capamty,' 75,000 BTU, large sozc, .b,•.ruon•b.. 'l'"'" tftOUICI.. 1\ ---model 818. Bert Grueser,l' oU Pircu1atlng heater, A·l evro . ' ,.,..,,," unmtdiiMI• fM • • ,..OUR OOM furnished apan ~ · . I!IMI ""' " not '" l'dpollllbM fer .. Minersvil1e, 0. 10 9 8tp shape heater, all tank and lmp.la 4 Door. PowerJ:li~. mo., ,,.,n a.. , ·~~~orree' tftlllrtlon. ment. WY l--3658 -- ~~- ~ HAVE SD.Otbef- ne\Y. lot ----- of I all fittings, 275 oil tank. ~- [ VB engine, good tires, R. H. t-o• , ~~ ~~~ i'"''u FURNISHED apartment, clothing including men's uni·\ tact Guy Lynch, Lansgvilled ~~=~~~~:· ,:,o::, ~~; !::',.ttl... floor, modern, nice for coup. forms, woven ruga. Jetfer's 0. Ph. ~~~7~~·.___ 10 13 3tc : CODV. epe. GOOd tires 6 11 Celli! .,., woro "" ...... c-. le Cl' one person. Ph. 99Z. Used Clotblng Store, Rt. 33, 1- 3-5 X B 2 bedroom house en~i.Jte, std. ~ram., R. H. t&Cvu•• tnH•t•oM 10 5 18te ' t r I ng • 3267 • " pe : c~nl OltCDIII'II ... Pall .Ot going-· toward Fair Grounds. onw trailer, Melvin Little, Che- t op, p. see 1110 tell piiCI wllhlll Ill cliP, JO 9 61c ' sltire "0. , ••• o• ' •••••• OBIT ....... 3 HOOM apartment an d bath ' . 10 13 6tc .(he' ·. 1\ .1) IO• to WDO"' mtnlmVIII ••ct• upstairs North Second .. -' · -·"--i tllCIItiDn•• -ra 1c • TRAILER, 8 1 38, two nice GENTLE brown and white 4 Door Sedan. · va engine, •· ~ • o!" :;~,,~o~·~ o.~tr Middleport, 0. Ph.. 992-5293. rooms bu11t on, good condi-l gelding pony with b.ridle, halt-- std. trans, "White' finish witl'l · '" " I0 4 red interior, onod tires. ra· ' " u•d n I :JII • "" to 1 • "" Uon, in Rutland, 0. Ph. 742- · er and lead rope • ...,.. •~::•\ Also dio ao.d beater. ov •T·~ so e#ISY TO " • " • 7 ROOM house 5537. 10 t 6tc 1 • baby bed, complete, $10. II H U l l I'ROOUCtN9 . . I HIV et w... ao Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5335. HANNAH's-husiiBDci, - ~r, Ph. m-2324._ _ . IO '13 ·3tc Fleellllde 8, body, va PHONE WY 2-2156 ' 10 4 bates bard work so be :r:: , 14 and 15 inch wheels, ttres i custom seats heater 3 ROOM apartment and bath, the rugs with Blue 1 ., • j and tubes and other auto I ' , ' ' furnished. Middleport. Rent electric shampooer $1. 1 parts. R. Walburn, 3M Hamil-l Notice . 12 tic Pomeroy Cement Block Co. I ton St., Mid<lleport, 0. I C 4 ed tr 9 992-3874 . furnlsh 10 _10 _6t ~ • 10 13 Me :~n~ck~~· ~at~pcnew 'j fHf\.EE and four room apan ON, rug lbat is, ' I500 BALES of alfalfa- orchard white finish, radio and heat: eel and unfurnished clean the spot with Blue grass mixed hay. $30.00 •r II menta . W'l .M34. - 12 6 tic soLustre. I 'Rent electric sham- 1 ton. Call Ravenswood 273I NICE I rooms snd bathMid:.: pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co. I 1733 or 273·9'11$, Invicta Conv.. Cpe. Whlte fin· ' ' ' furnished apartment. ID 10 6tc I . 10 1312tc ish, red interior, like new tires, power steering and port, Ohio. Ph. ~4. 7h_co brakes. autarnalic trans., ra· tfcSllfG = "' ER c --cSE = WIN if . MACIUNE.J o =NE =--=fr-es _ w -,--=e : -f " e ' -: ars old. 8 3 dio heater, good top. 1r This machine equipped to 1 Also a 11159 Chevrolet car, , Driveanda Buick at only $1395. rHREE and four room u zig zag, . make buttonholes, standard shift, ph; 74Um. ' I nishnd apartments. .\11 diiJI!, and mooow;fm. Takej 11 11 Sle Duo In Tho : To Death . .. Ues pald Phone WY ' ovtl payments of $5.76 ber · - Starlire H.'l'. Cpe. Full pow· mopth or pay balance due : 1963 1> ton Ford . pick :up, 24 . er equipment, bucket seats Family Rowley and Reed. I $61.50. Try it 1• your home. i 000 actual mjles, with:·.rack, •J.-ith comolt>. good W.W , tires p. m. csU WY z-1574. radio and heater, beautiful Ph. 992-3218. 10 10 6tc , $1,295.. Lewis Trading white finish wit)l maroon vi. •' -~------ ' Pos~ .e. · nyl interior. coNis 'sARBiR SHOP - . ' easy ways to plaoe a · ' IN. RACINE ,Wt~l U For want-ad. I. by phone. 2. stop ' CLOSED OCTOBER 17 I' ln. 3. by Dlllil. 10 10 Gtp Gold 'linTHROUGH onOBER 22 ,- I ' EARN MONEY QUICK Tarn USED TIRES, $US and up, · SPECIAL-UNICO DON WEESE, ' unneeded items into fas I Pomeroy Home & Auto Store FREEZER . OWNER ' Iars with a want ad in The Pomeroy, 0. 10 7 6tc i 23 cu. ft. Rog. $275 $239 . I Dail Sentinel. Phone UNICO TIR!;$, 670..15 HAM SHOOT sponsored by the ' 215 / IO tO BALEDCi0...-· hay, al!o baled i Sol~ ......- .12-45 plus Ia~ Meig~ County Coon Hunters oats, clean no weeds, never RDoflq, Lawn Ft~rtlllztr at lhe c)ul>, llouse S1111., Oct. :STEREO RADIO COMBINA- wet See or call Jerry WarnMllnr 'lttms On ';1• . . lS stiirtl:rJg''at boon ·JW "l2 4te J TION beautiful walnut co! er, Rutland, 0. 742-5880. , : - !sole, radio, equipped wio• 10 7 6te POMEROY EARLS Bavbe,t Shop, Racme, I. 4 speed changer, ! speaker 992-2111 wo!l "be clnS'ed for one day 1 Sflund system, !966 model, US· 10 1 60, 1966 Sky IJne house .•' Satulday, ~1. 15. Earl Cus-1. ed 5 months, pay fuil lnllance trsller, good condltion, $2011\J. _ ter._:'_. :_ .. ...:_ 10 _11 41_" due $93.54 or $6 per month. Ph. 667·3966, Ro~rl ~ il.,,.,..,.,.,.,""'.,~ lio~ TROPIQ\1. fish, food and pet , Ph. 992-3218: 10 10 &te Tuppers Plains, Obio. supplies .• Tbe p ok D Pet ! PORK CHOPS 69c II S Shop, 4!111'1 . li'~rst Sc, · P~ \ steak, 79c lb .. jowl ' bacon, I _ Pie;lsaB\;:_ :.__ - ~ 10 11 6lt I 3 lb. for $1~ 16 roll~! tissue.\ WE'LU .fi<l!P ypu sell a car, 11.00, bananas , lllc ib., se ll a hOuse or sell ~nythlng cans peas, $1.00, 1 qUart with ~ ~titiel \Vpnl Ad, , ad dressing, 19c, 5 catoll!l " ' '• · · 'ro 10 6tp 8tlc, mlJk, 79e RBI- Meigs SLEEPING rooms, close In Gallia Food Mkt., I mll••lit town, :127 Butternut Ave., oouth of Middleport, lftl Rt. PomeJ;o~. 0. 10 4 tie 12 I ADAMs 'n-oding Post-tii.lADlique Store moved to a oew locatUtn, now at Cross Road& Junodon 124 and statio route 1~3 on ilu~ Road. Phone 742A46l. t 16 lk llfl, . o _, $tfo•t I'Vbtl~ttlell Mont!LIY OotollCI,IInt i <lll & M t •"~l_l,I.A no NJ co •RI!CTIONI wu a • •~cept.O until t 10I A. M. 1 " }} ' I .. ' '" , . _ .. ~· · too. 10-13 . ta;,e '1IORN LOIR . ·: .' rll . ' ' ' 11r CMISTD:II'P -1-1·: ~ . u;:;- . I I Wf!Md To Buy STANillNG fjmber Ill Ob1o or West Vorginia, 01' . old farma, llrtlh tlmb!!r. 'flariou Reyno!U, Box 77, s,rtCuse, 0. . UIB102tp ·.. ~~ ..~ . • - \'iMrt;i·~--- :!.Fall -=wo=RK"""fco:r~bull c:;cdi>Zer, reasoO: able, hourly rate. Ph. 992·Z208 9 23 30tc IJ.New ' ~.~ ..- lllnl. Eoglallll lltate -~ --~ eaglell t l \ Wanted =ro:=r:b·-.p"ric- .S paid for live :13. tJDit~ weight pbul!ry. Frank Helsel, New Holland, o. Ph. 4~9. co11e H.VDitwll work 614. 10 5 23tp :13. Obtaine4 aJeam • ,,,Digit 1~. D;gnplo Now Toking .t.pplicaliom FqR .CARRIERS IN M1DDLEPORT Earn money and pri1es Delivering THE ,DAILY SENTINEL to Established Routes. C.t.LL 992-2156 ~- Main St., PomPI'oy Ohio. Ph. 992-5334. 10 7 61< Help Wanted = = ··. -·· SOMEONE For general honsework, .5 days a week, 2 ln family ; .mo:dt'r f) home, pD. .'141-'13/Jt " 10 11 3tc GIRL-[ofCarman;~~ome~ with charackl r~-" 1 ffenl'es . wanted lo work alternate shifts. 10 11 3tc . -·' JtETAIL salesman fm inside ', selling. good .alary, paid ", vacations and other benefit.ls. Wrlte 8oJ 668-B: r.-o The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. ·., State age and, experi~e . Our · · · employees know of this ad. . 1066te For Rent r.iWiiM~Pa'rtm;.,t-,withi!ih bath. 8 9 de !m-3319. :Nis- bedroinnbi 'c~;:~o. Ph. 99'b2903 daJ 'i -........ eveJIInp. ' :II lfo wall to ~~I ~~"Do modem .. ps, plenty cahlnete, l!.Fiat· bottolatll lllOID, dining area, ballt, Jly room, built oo garage with :Ill. No beat, full basement with heal, llrge lot, atra lot, 46 • 74 with bulldlng 20 • 31), yOUWUJ 20......... 22.Homel7 23.Tean 211. Pal 28. More ble lor double or Ira cloSe to snd Jmn pght al !be city of i-a..S, algn, go ~ fl lum left, 3rt! bouoe down row. Marlon Reynolds, ,.,.., 0., Bol 77. 10 11 -·y 32. Tonid 33.Cburcb benoh 34.- for Saie or Rent 5ROoM House a~d bath, extra lot. ll20 J-11 Gardnet --ROOM- - - 36. Ma.D.'a Dick- name - heart of ocres aullable !Dr 18. ·...ate Raven• clevelopmenl, ili1 ~:".irl~!::~ outbulldlnp, furnace bested lor $20,000. Phone 112-2298 between 4 and p. IJ!. Mary Lyons, of I!ISta;:::::lo::....--:~::::-..1 3T.WIIOI' 38. Saturate ~.Ptaoe in& row 41. Kinl:dom o4.2.CoJiil'0081 43. W ealtml DAILY CBYftOQlJOl'E - a-'• bow .. WGilill'lal .&XYDL;II.&.&J::a LOl{Q.aLLOW OM!olla' -ply-for~· Ja --..Je.&lofor lbe tbreO L'a, X tor 1110 -ga, et& 111J111e leUon,lropblel, 1110 JnJtl> oll4· forma- tJl t i l e - 011 biDII. llad1U7 tile codoloii«S .,. dllfenot. 1'/ " Ia ACr)p_...,_.... N K1DD FV N .&OQBD1 Glf.Q Z D a :lr KSN.& N WJFAED FA BFV a!WGAN• •err · tor, ao<fd ta" Eldlll! be: seen at Joliddleport, 0. ., �,. r •• I .. . " '" Get Extra Cash The ~ fant . - - · W.\NT AD IO-DaUy INfORM~ TlON sentlne~ Pomery·ltliddleport, 0.,. ~L 13, 1988 .~ _F!r_S.te Fot Rent peAO~liM•I . · ·~· ... ~~ . .- ~ ' ·i' . ' AD '. W~r . \ ' • '' ,,' . ... , . ilsine.ss.Servi. ' .~ . ' 58 Olds , 111 i Exporlonced. $249 I 62 vrolet . $1J)95 . 61 ch-·..LI 62 Corvalr · · $895 tt::B: I RACINE PLANING MILL ... - I . ' Ol'rHI I I ONI •M50 SPORT ' I I · IIICIA PIOI'I.. .b,'U BOBCAT Ll'~ '·" BLAETTNAR$ J 'Further Notice 62 Olds .... $1395 I ' _lj • ==- s.le BIG FALL- SALE! 1---·---- ---··--· 64 Chevrolet $1895 s:- E' ,IIAN"Ir From the Lar~esl ............ Bulldozer Rad11tor SQ;JaUest Heater Core. ~. BUEYTNAl$·;.· r NOW O~liN; . , ., 6.t..M. rq ·· MIDNIQHT Dtlly Except_5u~ · For Your Oln!tlt i SEIW1CE · ·· Convenlln~.' · ~ THE MARTIN RESTAURANT All Now Radlolor 51i0j eCar ·eTruck tHoolor Core eBulldozor e.t.ny. typo . - = ' • . \ JliE WHOlE WOJW). OlJGHTA . ei~VED! ., G.OBLE FORD 6.2Buick .... $1395 ·KEITH '*" 2-21% . . Mlddlopolt, 0 Will Be Closed Until te~~~E~~~~~~~::~~~~~ ~lt!HSC11001.5~NT5! AM(iOIN<i'Jl) . J)icK''i4~ SPRINT let' ·$495 61 ·Rambler · ' .. ' • ~' I ·' ~ ~- RADIATOR You 'Mone.v.._ . SERVICE 3 ROOM house and both ' '1(. .1 ' ' j · I'Qr 5•11 · Let LUSTRE FOAM's exclusive col· i I or brighten)ng formul• . will · 59 Ch . ,. ' . on . BEANS. potatoes, IOmatoes : make your carpets look llke ! Laure st. , Pomeroy. Ph. 992· and melons. Claron,- Prot- new again. Electric sh~mpoo•1 ~ Dt~ PwUand, 0. Pb. SIS-22M. er rental $1. Ebersbach's ~ · s ", 9 !3 5293. ~ I 11 tfc: : Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. l'fll OIY .;t PuliiiC.tl•l'll FURNISHED 5 room apart· · .. 1 10 13 6te Super 88 4 Dr. Automatic, P. ~~. ~'"u~AnuNJ men!, on lst Door, .-.. 992· WARM Morning heater, li_ke _ steering, blac1c finish, R. H1 rnt I'UDIII"•' ••untft the tltflt t'" nd o.o ,. "" ,. '"N' '"' ... _,. 3056. / !0 11 tic new, 100 pou capamty,' 75,000 BTU, large sozc, .b,•.ruon•b.. 'l'"'" tftOUICI.. 1\ ---model 818. Bert Grueser,l' oU Pircu1atlng heater, A·l evro . ' ,.,..,,," unmtdiiMI• fM • • ,..OUR OOM furnished apan ~ · . I!IMI ""' " not '" l'dpollllbM fer .. Minersvil1e, 0. 10 9 8tp shape heater, all tank and lmp.la 4 Door. PowerJ:li~. mo., ,,.,n a.. , ·~~~orree' tftlllrtlon. ment. WY l--3658 -- ~~- ~ HAVE SD.Otbef- ne\Y. lot ----- of I all fittings, 275 oil tank. ~- [ VB engine, good tires, R. H. t-o• , ~~ ~~~ i'"''u FURNISHED apartment, clothing including men's uni·\ tact Guy Lynch, Lansgvilled ~~=~~~~:· ,:,o::, ~~; !::',.ttl... floor, modern, nice for coup. forms, woven ruga. Jetfer's 0. Ph. ~~~7~~·.___ 10 13 3tc : CODV. epe. GOOd tires 6 11 Celli! .,., woro "" ...... c-. le Cl' one person. Ph. 99Z. Used Clotblng Store, Rt. 33, 1- 3-5 X B 2 bedroom house en~i.Jte, std. ~ram., R. H. t&Cvu•• tnH•t•oM 10 5 18te ' t r I ng • 3267 • " pe : c~nl OltCDIII'II ... Pall .Ot going-· toward Fair Grounds. onw trailer, Melvin Little, Che- t op, p. see 1110 tell piiCI wllhlll Ill cliP, JO 9 61c ' sltire "0. , ••• o• ' •••••• OBIT ....... 3 HOOM apartment an d bath ' . 10 13 6tc .(he' ·. 1\ .1) IO• to WDO"' mtnlmVIII ••ct• upstairs North Second .. -' · -·"--i tllCIItiDn•• -ra 1c • TRAILER, 8 1 38, two nice GENTLE brown and white 4 Door Sedan. · va engine, •· ~ • o!" :;~,,~o~·~ o.~tr Middleport, 0. Ph.. 992-5293. rooms bu11t on, good condi-l gelding pony with b.ridle, halt-- std. trans, "White' finish witl'l · '" " I0 4 red interior, onod tires. ra· ' " u•d n I :JII • "" to 1 • "" Uon, in Rutland, 0. Ph. 742- · er and lead rope • ...,.. •~::•\ Also dio ao.d beater. ov •T·~ so e#ISY TO " • " • 7 ROOM house 5537. 10 t 6tc 1 • baby bed, complete, $10. II H U l l I'ROOUCtN9 . . I HIV et w... ao Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5335. HANNAH's-husiiBDci, - ~r, Ph. m-2324._ _ . IO '13 ·3tc Fleellllde 8, body, va PHONE WY 2-2156 ' 10 4 bates bard work so be :r:: , 14 and 15 inch wheels, ttres i custom seats heater 3 ROOM apartment and bath, the rugs with Blue 1 ., • j and tubes and other auto I ' , ' ' furnished. Middleport. Rent electric shampooer $1. 1 parts. R. Walburn, 3M Hamil-l Notice . 12 tic Pomeroy Cement Block Co. I ton St., Mid<lleport, 0. I C 4 ed tr 9 992-3874 . furnlsh 10 _10 _6t ~ • 10 13 Me :~n~ck~~· ~at~pcnew 'j fHf\.EE and four room apan ON, rug lbat is, ' I500 BALES of alfalfa- orchard white finish, radio and heat: eel and unfurnished clean the spot with Blue grass mixed hay. $30.00 •r II menta . W'l .M34. - 12 6 tic soLustre. I 'Rent electric sham- 1 ton. Call Ravenswood 273I NICE I rooms snd bathMid:.: pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co. I 1733 or 273·9'11$, Invicta Conv.. Cpe. Whlte fin· ' ' ' furnished apartment. ID 10 6tc I . 10 1312tc ish, red interior, like new tires, power steering and port, Ohio. Ph. ~4. 7h_co brakes. autarnalic trans., ra· tfcSllfG = "' ER c --cSE = WIN if . MACIUNE.J o =NE =--=fr-es _ w -,--=e : -f " e ' -: ars old. 8 3 dio heater, good top. 1r This machine equipped to 1 Also a 11159 Chevrolet car, , Driveanda Buick at only $1395. rHREE and four room u zig zag, . make buttonholes, standard shift, ph; 74Um. ' I nishnd apartments. .\11 diiJI!, and mooow;fm. Takej 11 11 Sle Duo In Tho : To Death . .. Ues pald Phone WY ' ovtl payments of $5.76 ber · - Starlire H.'l'. Cpe. Full pow· mopth or pay balance due : 1963 1> ton Ford . pick :up, 24 . er equipment, bucket seats Family Rowley and Reed. I $61.50. Try it 1• your home. i 000 actual mjles, with:·.rack, •J.-ith comolt>. good W.W , tires p. m. csU WY z-1574. radio and heater, beautiful Ph. 992-3218. 10 10 6tc , $1,295.. Lewis Trading white finish wit)l maroon vi. •' -~------ ' Pos~ .e. · nyl interior. coNis 'sARBiR SHOP - . ' easy ways to plaoe a · ' IN. RACINE ,Wt~l U For want-ad. I. by phone. 2. stop ' CLOSED OCTOBER 17 I' ln. 3. by Dlllil. 10 10 Gtp Gold 'linTHROUGH onOBER 22 ,- I ' EARN MONEY QUICK Tarn USED TIRES, $US and up, · SPECIAL-UNICO DON WEESE, ' unneeded items into fas I Pomeroy Home & Auto Store FREEZER . OWNER ' Iars with a want ad in The Pomeroy, 0. 10 7 6tc i 23 cu. ft. Rog. $275 $239 . I Dail Sentinel. Phone UNICO TIR!;$, 670..15 HAM SHOOT sponsored by the ' 215 / IO tO BALEDCi0...-· hay, al!o baled i Sol~ ......- .12-45 plus Ia~ Meig~ County Coon Hunters oats, clean no weeds, never RDoflq, Lawn Ft~rtlllztr at lhe c)ul>, llouse S1111., Oct. :STEREO RADIO COMBINA- wet See or call Jerry WarnMllnr 'lttms On ';1• . . lS stiirtl:rJg''at boon ·JW "l2 4te J TION beautiful walnut co! er, Rutland, 0. 742-5880. , : - !sole, radio, equipped wio• 10 7 6te POMEROY EARLS Bavbe,t Shop, Racme, I. 4 speed changer, ! speaker 992-2111 wo!l "be clnS'ed for one day 1 Sflund system, !966 model, US· 10 1 60, 1966 Sky IJne house .•' Satulday, ~1. 15. Earl Cus-1. ed 5 months, pay fuil lnllance trsller, good condltion, $2011\J. _ ter._:'_. :_ .. ...:_ 10 _11 41_" due $93.54 or $6 per month. Ph. 667·3966, Ro~rl ~ il.,,.,..,.,.,.,""'.,~ lio~ TROPIQ\1. fish, food and pet , Ph. 992-3218: 10 10 &te Tuppers Plains, Obio. supplies .• Tbe p ok D Pet ! PORK CHOPS 69c II S Shop, 4!111'1 . li'~rst Sc, · P~ \ steak, 79c lb .. jowl ' bacon, I _ Pie;lsaB\;:_ :.__ - ~ 10 11 6lt I 3 lb. for $1~ 16 roll~! tissue.\ WE'LU .fi<l!P ypu sell a car, 11.00, bananas , lllc ib., se ll a hOuse or sell ~nythlng cans peas, $1.00, 1 qUart with ~ ~titiel \Vpnl Ad, , ad dressing, 19c, 5 catoll!l " ' '• · · 'ro 10 6tp 8tlc, mlJk, 79e RBI- Meigs SLEEPING rooms, close In Gallia Food Mkt., I mll••lit town, :127 Butternut Ave., oouth of Middleport, lftl Rt. PomeJ;o~. 0. 10 4 tie 12 I ADAMs 'n-oding Post-tii.lADlique Store moved to a oew locatUtn, now at Cross Road& Junodon 124 and statio route 1~3 on ilu~ Road. Phone 742A46l. t 16 lk llfl, . o _, $tfo•t I'Vbtl~ttlell Mont!LIY OotollCI,IInt i <lll & M t •"~l_l,I.A no NJ co •RI!CTIONI wu a • •~cept.O until t 10I A. M. 1 " }} ' I .. ' '" , . _ .. ~· · too. 10-13 . ta;,e '1IORN LOIR . ·: .' rll . ' ' ' 11r CMISTD:II'P -1-1·: ~ . u;:;- . I I Wf!Md To Buy STANillNG fjmber Ill Ob1o or West Vorginia, 01' . old farma, llrtlh tlmb!!r. 'flariou Reyno!U, Box 77, s,rtCuse, 0. . UIB102tp ·.. ~~ ..~ . • - \'iMrt;i·~--- :!.Fall -=wo=RK"""fco:r~bull c:;cdi>Zer, reasoO: able, hourly rate. Ph. 992·Z208 9 23 30tc IJ.New ' ~.~ ..- lllnl. Eoglallll lltate -~ --~ eaglell t l \ Wanted =ro:=r:b·-.p"ric- .S paid for live :13. tJDit~ weight pbul!ry. Frank Helsel, New Holland, o. Ph. 4~9. co11e H.VDitwll work 614. 10 5 23tp :13. Obtaine4 aJeam • ,,,Digit 1~. D;gnplo Now Toking .t.pplicaliom FqR .CARRIERS IN M1DDLEPORT Earn money and pri1es Delivering THE ,DAILY SENTINEL to Established Routes. C.t.LL 992-2156 ~- Main St., PomPI'oy Ohio. Ph. 992-5334. 10 7 61< Help Wanted = = ··. -·· SOMEONE For general honsework, .5 days a week, 2 ln family ; .mo:dt'r f) home, pD. .'141-'13/Jt " 10 11 3tc GIRL-[ofCarman;~~ome~ with charackl r~-" 1 ffenl'es . wanted lo work alternate shifts. 10 11 3tc . -·' JtETAIL salesman fm inside ', selling. good .alary, paid ", vacations and other benefit.ls. Wrlte 8oJ 668-B: r.-o The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. ·., State age and, experi~e . Our · · · employees know of this ad. . 1066te For Rent r.iWiiM~Pa'rtm;.,t-,withi!ih bath. 8 9 de !m-3319. :Nis- bedroinnbi 'c~;:~o. Ph. 99'b2903 daJ 'i -........ eveJIInp. ' :II lfo wall to ~~I ~~"Do modem .. ps, plenty cahlnete, l!.Fiat· bottolatll lllOID, dining area, ballt, Jly room, built oo garage with :Ill. No beat, full basement with heal, llrge lot, atra lot, 46 • 74 with bulldlng 20 • 31), yOUWUJ 20......... 22.Homel7 23.Tean 211. Pal 28. More ble lor double or Ira cloSe to snd Jmn pght al !be city of i-a..S, algn, go ~ fl lum left, 3rt! bouoe down row. Marlon Reynolds, ,.,.., 0., Bol 77. 10 11 -·y 32. Tonid 33.Cburcb benoh 34.- for Saie or Rent 5ROoM House a~d bath, extra lot. ll20 J-11 Gardnet --ROOM- - - 36. Ma.D.'a Dick- name - heart of ocres aullable !Dr 18. ·...ate Raven• clevelopmenl, ili1 ~:".irl~!::~ outbulldlnp, furnace bested lor $20,000. Phone 112-2298 between 4 and p. IJ!. Mary Lyons, of I!ISta;:::::lo::....--:~::::-..1 3T.WIIOI' 38. Saturate ~.Ptaoe in& row 41. Kinl:dom o4.2.CoJiil'0081 43. W ealtml DAILY CBYftOQlJOl'E - a-'• bow .. WGilill'lal .&XYDL;II.&.&J::a LOl{Q.aLLOW OM!olla' -ply-for~· Ja --..Je.&lofor lbe tbreO L'a, X tor 1110 -ga, et& 111J111e leUon,lropblel, 1110 JnJtl> oll4· forma- tJl t i l e - 011 biDII. llad1U7 tile codoloii«S .,. dllfenot. 1'/ " Ia ACr)p_...,_.... N K1DD FV N .&OQBD1 Glf.Q Z D a :lr KSN.& N WJFAED FA BFV a!WGAN• •err · tor, ao<fd ta" Eldlll! be: seen at Joliddleport, 0. ., �'' I \ Star Class will ~~...,~r-a~ - Around an Have Hygiene Kits Project About Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cumnuns and family of Columbus spent the· weekend with their par· ents, Mr and Mrs. Flovd Cum· rn ins of Raeine and .Mr · ~nd Reading of Psalm 67 by president, Frankie M:~t:i /I opened the September n of the Star Class of the ~vr·a·tl ewe First United Presbyterian Church SchooL Roll call answered by seven members with a Bible verse co~~:~~~t~~~ the word '" harvest." were read and accepted Mrs. Victor Brown, Mmersvdle. A letter was read t'rom Mil- . ,. ~~~ ; . This Week End·· Serta1nnerspring e Ddrable attractl~e ticking ' e Side Ventilators 1• ·' e Matching Box Spring. - NO. 125 About Middleport Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelso of Mrs. Leo Searls has returned Columbus were weeken~ guests from a two weeks VISit m Coof her parents. Mr. and Mrs. shocton where she was the gu~st Robert Marcinko. of Mrs. Nellie Cramblett While there she attende<l two meetmgs Randall Pullins of Thurston of Tops Proud Pushers Club as arrived Tuesday evemng for a a representative or thP Meigs visit wilh his grandmother, Mrs. Tops Weight Notchers Club, Raymond Pullins. Mrs. Flossie Wisemiller of Butch anJ Richard Pullins Columbus is visiting with her I Thurston visited briefly on brother Alpha Plummer and ~uesda evening with their other relaVves. She was a din· d Y ts Mr and Mrs ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Law· gRra11n_ paBrenrh' · · renee Milhoan Monday · 0 10 ea s. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Mrs. Orville Rader or Colum- have learned that !heir son, ous and Mrs. Roy Fugate of Pete Werner has reYpslanti Mich., left turned lo his air base in after a severaJ days visit .states after a six mo•Jt~Js their sister. Mr1. W. H Ebers- in Turkey and Greece. baGh and daughter, SybiL Mr. and Mrs. Robert HenneArcher H. Gravely of Koan· j %v::~~; ~~ a;;ndofdaughters, Teresa oke, Va., visited recently Portsmouth spent and the his aun~ Mrs. B. F. with his mother, Mrs. and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Eden. weeket'd Henry Hennesy. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman and family visited VI ,· VA . weekend In Waverly wttn 11 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grass and FRIDAY, SATUROAY Mrs. Ruth Carsey. •nd SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., Oct 14, IS, 16 Burt Lancaster spent two days this week as their home in Waverly. "THE KENTUCKIAN" Mr and Mrs. William Plus are ~acationin8 in Florida Robert Mitchum and Julie London Texas. in Mrs. Owen Bratton is rec<>V· jl "THE WONDERFUL ering from major_ surgery , COUNTRY" 1 ·Holzer Hospital m Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter Mrs. Ferne Harris of Lancaster II visited over the weeUild Pon terot Ollt• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bailey. Mr. Bailey Is recuperating from II TONIGHT ONLY knee surgery at Holzer Hospt. Oct. 12-13 tal. They also visited In Bidwell NOT OPEN Mr. and Mrs. J. Glass. FRIDAY thru TUESDAY bourne. Oct. 14-18 Mr and Mrs. Charles Bush WALT DISNEY'S ;_n, Greg, Springfield, vi· "LT. ROBIN CRUSOE, U.S.N." sited recently with Mr. and -TechnicolorWilliam Ault and Mr. and Dick Van Dyke Nancy Kwan II W'illiam Cnner. IY•ll DloMy'o Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dow "RUN, APPALOOSA, RUN" , Kathy and Susie - TecbnicolorW• Va., Admission: 75e & 4•• ~ Running time: 2 Hrs 40 min. Sunday with her Mrs. James Murray. I I. I, ' 1 ' ~ $39.00, $49.00, $59.00 Elberfelds Furniture Dept. also feature the complete line of . Simmons Mattresses & Bo:r Spnnga (' MEIGS THEATRE STOCKINGS BY BERKSHIRE TODAY WE ARE STARTING OUR SALE OF ., • Berkshire Eyecatcher NYLON STOCKINGS REGULARLY 99c PAIR 79c pair 3 pair $2.35. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY l I . o \ vl',li ,,o. ' .S ''" tit , , .... p Vl ..:~ U o .~J ~c ....... •':•" u o~ OHI<r• An estimated 300 to 500 jets by at least two planes, often struck antiaircraft sites, bridges lour and sometimes more. supply dumps and mllltary The spokesman said, howevbarracks 1n a massive blow er, that, the number of sorttes • aimed at eutung . South aimed cripplingbefore North VIet - onenotOight by one plane WASIIINGTON (UP!) - De- po of operations In the foresef<. lenslve Nam's at arsenal the was a record. 1,nse Sec:retaey Robert S. Mo- able future." VIet Nam In hall durJng the feared opening of a major The ·spokesman said there Namara· returned from Saigon The statement could be taken June-October monsoon season, Communist attack through the were no lo<Ses Thursday, but t0d17 J111pared to teD Prtsl· 8 knockdown of Re ubUcan but bad failed. , ., International buffer zone. one Air Force FJ05 Thundertjent Johuiln the enemy Ia cfal~s that the war n:;ghl be Enemy, forces tooK!. he Ivy BS2 bombers followed up the chiet was knoc'ked down over taking heavy ltlllses, the pace ex anded after the casualtl~ and were creed, to record raids by ralnlng tons of the Communist nation about 70 of the .war was aatislactory, and heavilY Ions thetr supply lines from "" bombs into the demilltar!zed miles northwest of Vlnh lhfs tbrre ia no need foro big U. S. November t ' Ho Chi Mlhn Trad through zone today. They hit staging morning. The pilot was rescued stepup, The secretary said L~e De- Laos to the dern!lltarl<ed zone areas and inflliratlon routes 18 by helicopter. tense Department would be able divlding the two v,~t Nams he miles northwest of tile u.s. Sblpptng Bluted Alter his one-week btspectlon to continue replacing mllltary said. Marine bastion at Dong Ha In The jets hit chiefly in the tour, he told new.,nen on his men bt Viet Nam alter one-year The enemy. will be "equally an area straddling the demar- southern panha"dle just north arrival at Andrews Air Force tours without "calling reserves unsuecessful m avmdmg loss- caUon line But lhey stayed of lhe border where men and I Base, Md., that ihere is "no or National Guard personnel." es" in coming lr.rough the de- away from . the eastern Up of supplle• are beiug mas.,.;. They reason to expect any signifl: McNamara said the ettemy militarized zone, McNamara the zone where a bombing also blasted •hipping near Clint Increase In the level or tern· had Intended to launch an If<. said. pause was ordered Sept. 27. Htapbong, a main port for sam. The pause was halted to psn smugglers. allow lhe lntemaUona\ Control A partial list of the tally Jn. Commission HCC) to inspect eluded 71 barges, four junks, the area and see now the :l2 bridges, 43 warehouses, and Communists us1ngliesit In to eel eight MAJORETTES :- Th e fl ve Eas tern H'ig h Sc hooI marchl ng , band maj oret._ ._ COLUMBUS (UP)) - Martin to swim. those youngsters are Inefficient mass troo s were and su or antiaircraft destroyed. oites damag. : Essex, hei.d of Ohio's Educa·l 1!;118ell wants to leacll them. and needlessly expensive. For violation the 1954 PPGeneva strike uf. a pose durmg prachce Thursday . Ptctured, left to nght, were Sandra tlon Departinett~ 1s a man with ' He wants to teach them how to inBtance, be said, the Job Corps agreement. Trussel • Janet Fick, Edna McCoy , Ann Holter and Jo Toney,- Sentinel Photo. a plan. iwork and live and be part of costs about $9,000 per enrolle• / But the Communists refused 0 _..,_""'"'""'~"'l'tL"'Sltlll He thlnka that society l!,ll lsoctety. And be doesn't want to and anyway by the time to allow the inspection teams FIVE-DAY FORECAST 0failed , a lart~e and important do It through any expensive, ••· youlh gets into It he's. usually into the area so a U.S. SETS ., . Sale! Bedroom Suites { '' Round, ree\anauW 'nd dM1 leaf tables ~. 7 and 9. soli, · A large selel!ti6n of 1eolon aua lltyles, . . Ill••• $69.od Dl- 1m ~~ -~.00 $1it.OO Dlnottt 1m ~i-,Qt.OOI 129.00 .Ofnolto ·Sfll lito ilt.OO , ttt.OO Dlntlto Sell lifo -1:lt:lt, 149 00 Dlntllt <att S.lt 126.01! ui1111 Dlnttto l'.to ~·· .. 'l... ....... ~~ -.... 144.w Early American - Modem - Danish ~o.dern french Provincial-Italian Provtnctal - SALE$109.00 $79.00 $109.00 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITES .. · " .. ". " .. .. .. .... . SALE $134.00 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · · · · · · · ·' '' '' . '. ' '' '' : SALE .$178.00 $219.00 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · · · · · · · · '· .. ' .. . ' '' '' SALE $188.00 $229.00 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE · .... · ..... " ...... ... .' SALE $208.00 $249.00 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITES ·' · ·' ' . . ' .. '. ' . '' SALE $199.00 $239.00 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · ' · ' .. ' ... . ' . . . . , . SALE $248.00 $298.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · .. · .... . .. " ... " . " . SALE $329.00 $399.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · ' · ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ..... . SALE $318.00 $379.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · · · · · ' ' · ' . ' .. .. . . .. ' ' , SALE $348;00 $419.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · · .. " " .......... " " . SALE $378.00 $449.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · .. " " " . " . " " ' " , .. SALE $409.00 $479.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUiTES · · · · · · · · · ' ' . . ' ' ' ' . . . . ' . SALE $399.00 $469.00 4 PC. 'BEDROOM SUITES · " · " · · " . " " ' .... " . SALE $488.00 $579.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · " " " " .... " " " " .. SALE $499.00 $589.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITES · " " • · .. .. " " ' " " " . ··'- 2it,cio "'"""" lllllfitw ~ssex: '"1! · ....... ,.... .... :s.to '".oo: . ' ' ~piOiionl r~&ed . " .. .. " " .. " .. ... SALE $198.00 LOVE SEAT · .. · .. " " "" "" SALE $164.00 $181.00 $129.6o SOFA, CHAIR, 3 TABLES .. " · .. """ ·" ' "" ' " " ""." . SALE $2111.00 $249.00 SOFA .... · .. .. · .. "" · "" ·" " .. "" " ....... " .. " " , SALE $211.00 $259.00 2 PC. SUITE " .. .. ' "" · .. '"""' " .. " .. " .. " " " "" •. SALE $1211.00 $269,00 2 PC, SUITE · " " •"" " " "' " .. ' " .. " " ."" .. "" "' " SALE $121.00 $279.00 SOFA · · .. ...... .. " .. " " " ' """"' "" " "' " ." .. . " SALE $231.00 $219.00 SOFA .. .. .. ...... .. "' " """ " .. "" "" " .. , " .. " " .. , SAL! $241,00 U98.00 SOFA .... · .. · .. "" "" ·" """" " . " .. " .. .. .. " . .. . " SALE $249.00 $299.00 2 PC, SUITE .. · .. " ·" · .. · """ ... .. " '"."" " . " . .... : SALI $251,00 $309.00 2 ·PC. SUITE .. .. .. · .... .. "" " "" " ' " .. "" ....... " " SALE $268.00 $319.00 2 PC. SUITE .. ·" """ "" " " " " " " ... " . ... .. .. " .. , .. SALI! $288.00 $339.00 2 PC, SUITE .. .. .. " " · .. ....... ...... " " " .. " .. " .............. SALE $298.00 $349.00 2 PC, SUtTE .. """ " · .. -.. .. · "" '" " """ " .... .. SALE $308,00 $359.00 2 PC. SUITE .... ·" ...... " "" ' "" "" .. ". " .. , " ..... " SALE $316.00 $369.00 2 PC. SUITE .. "· .. " .. "" " "' " .... " " " .. " """ " , .. SALI! $333,00 $3r.t.OO 2 PC. SUITE .... " .... "· .. " " ... " "" "" " " .. .. "" ". SALE $343.00 $S9••00 2 PC. SUITE . .. .... ·" " .. ·"' ' " " , , .......... , ." "' " SALE $399.00 $469.00 2 PC, SUITE .. ·" ·" " ·" " " " "" " ... ". " " " .. " ", .. SALE $401.00 $479.00 2 PC, SUITE .. " "" ·" · " " .. ""." " ". " .""" ".".. SALE $411.00 :sale! · - ' . ' -< ··~ 1 ' ''• .Alto see the completf U111 ,of Maglt Chef aft!~ RC4 Whirlpool Gal 1114 ·Electric Rangt• on tile 2ild 'fl4rir. e~&mlnation (n Hollywood hel~." ~UPl:d ~rr~:~ ~t W<~ retirem~nt 'I c~mp ~~ur~ ~ ,1>Yi·i:;J1#ii$""'1&\iij!,~l!!l\l'iMII''"'EI'II'I!W" ~·'·®M ~esseL ~ema "J'~ 1 Rog-~ dJ~tribution, .~ilm w~s rep~n ro~adea ~~!~~es,:;~~':~on, Posse of ~ooo Men Reenn'ted towns~ips,l ~ ~orado toda~ Miller Challengedto ExpIaiD . u·IS Record The bureau saltl!t waa atorm. lo lance. in fact, he overspent the Laocaster, Ohio city budget by by Elllne ambothan $2\l·miD!on duriiiS Z.year term as Its Pllt-time patient st. Joeepb llospltai ~r:~·~· LOCAL 'TEMPI 1 aald: lempenlilft II! rome-1 "In 19St, during En11mble Slit' _$32.00 J ~w~iil:llulineoa 11"1~ toilly· wu AmllrieiD /.NI'MI J1114er IIUIIIIY ltlel. • my ent'• flrtt year as IIII)'Cll', 23 city departmenta wblch l'OIItroUeil bad 1 tolal of $4 180.-.to. Holmer; I)Jelll ....,JIJ.IS. 1 ~I Alldehoa. 13, fl,I38,'15Ui or.IU nl_tll'?~! and Eva rwer !lie ~. po~: roree~ R~y se. :i~. ~Ua =~..::~ to $l,fi6S,228.07. That year, office. He not only spent leaders go beyond ''financial 18 my opponent spent t6.292.800.7!, all that money 1o e•ceed his aid" and get Involved persooal· • total of $1,110'!,632.611. or 33 but an additional $!,. 1 In . ettlng out the vote. per cent over the bUdget Aialn, as well." Y 8 the five other city deparjlnents Veteran Memorial Hospital within their butlgeta O]I]Xlllellt echoeo the Adrnllsloas - Oliver McKm· returned tl!elr oavinp to which Blll'l')' Gold- ley, Middleport; Daniel Ralr· (ener11 fund!• water 11 the san fran. den, Hartford: Verlln Harper, "This Is a perfect example COOV>911tltlll two yean~ • Lona Bottom; Alke M' Mid· Irresponsible • ·rectle• Moeller declared, . "only dleport; ~!..•!ftu!llll inl," Moeller time the wordl are co~ ens; Mrs. Bernard Neutzllng. evett from publle relations men Middleport, offiCf Into oor Iilth Con- Dileharpo - Agnes Feen, · to run my-Jane Tennant, . Harry r l.lij Mana~ ~.600. ~nt ~?"Y advocal~ ,~=~~~ ,, $J M'J] • 6 Js D' • dUp .J:e brakes.~ ~lectlon ~ ·, opportunltie~ w~~ch ~ndt ~ ~ 0: ~e tr.:!~ngtff; W~bb ~~ ~oraoo .00 .Blt11 Clblnet• . .. ... · · · · •• Slit $45 ·~,95 54" Coppertone W1ll Ctblntlt . ; , . .. · .. · Slit ,$32.00 . I .29.00 40'' Will C1blntlt .S1l1 $24.00 $39.00 66" Weli En....,ble Sele $32.00 $39.95 16" W1rdi!DIMt .... 1 Farrin~on -~ ~ :11.00 Sile1~.00 I CJ'£ton wbb Dies rn Sleep ~elvedere e~pendlture ~ S ~~-r·• Clblntlt .... · .. " • .. Sill $ Werdntbls •.••• I 1 Th~ $37.50 24" BIM Cablntlt . . Selt $29.00 $43.50 24" 8111 Cabintt1 . . S•1t $35.00 $35.00 30" a... Cabinets . .S1l1 $29.00 $29.00 42" Weli EnMmble .S.le' ·~4.00 f4S.OO A2f' Werdrobw ..•. -5!111' ~6.00 .~:oo 42" Werdrobet .•• .' S11e ,~6.Pl1., Diplomat's w:te Kills:. I In£ants, SeJ£ 165 Hosp1ta ' }BedSNeede.d B ..y 1970 Pro.J'ecti'On ShOWS -.m., • $411.00 $4H,OO $521.~ $529.00 . . ·' Vo-Ed Survey Will Be Made In Metgs . LocaI D.IStnc. t her~ •.; ' Sale $188.00· $26.00 24" Bese C1blntlt . Sele $21.00 P'i.OO W Chef Gas Ranges :· t $26.00 15" Bose Cebln• S.le .. $21.00 "'"·''!' .$4" W1ll " ' Reguler $:129.00 36" eo~ or White, 4 burner with iii~il e ,_or large burner .JD center i)vfn Wliid· ow, pull out broiler, storage · · • compartment. · ' ,, · .~ ' ' SALE! METAL WARDROBES UTILITY CABINETS.-BASE CABINET.S ·$54.0o' 30'' Copperlone ' E I c 0 PI xp ore -p an Too s~ ~1 l ~ Early American -Modern - Danish Modern -Traditional Ifill 1 ~b. LIVING ROOM SUITES and SOFAS $39~95 24" Coppertone , ";~;;;;;;;;;;;.;~-;-;;;;·-, at ' o~ Change £ venue Held In Abeyance group (t( Its young people, the ltra • curricular program, be already become hostile and ,•pokesman announced today Temperatures from Salurolty kJdl who are born Into pov., wants to do It In the place harder to help. ]that It was no longer 1 day through Wednesday will 11'1)1 and who dr$wn In !Ia mtl!" where kids a'! supposed lo get But tflen how do you get the sanctuary and henceforth open average near normal. Repredy .,Iter• _before tbey can learn laugh! things - the schools. JOb done: ID bombing. aentatlve nonnal blgbs and "What I propose," he said, I "You've got to take the doz. Thursda •• record 173 mis. • lowo are Cloclnnatl !9 and . 1 "I! a new concept lor our so-1 ena of federal program• and .on to Yd the revious 171• CLEVELAND <UPI) - The 46, Columbus 65 and 4!, and clety. The Idea that the school use the money where It 'ill do Sil · ~10 P/:' h for ~n day set judge who will preside at Dr. Cleveland 63 and 42. VO·ED 2·30 P! SENT .. , , . . . .. , must assume the responsibfllty the most good - in expanding Sepm Cooler over tbe weekend, A survey in depth of the vocational education pic1 . e a 1trike samuel Sheppard's second mur· lor helping a youngster get his vocational and oocupational · · m ssion " !der trial ruled today that the warming Monday and Tues· lure in the Meigs Local school district will take place 6rst ·education in the pubUc schools. /derense had not shown a "fair day, aad cooler In midweek, wilhm 10 days, Supt. George Hargraves Jr., disclosed "The tehools give plenty oil "For one thiQg we juot start ,and Impartial trial" could not Scattered •bowers Saturday Thursday. alii to studenls who are 1olng younser - perhaps In the 7th •be held here. He said he would moody Dortbeast portion and A representative of the Stale Department of Edu· on to college, they help lhem ' or 8th grade - to teach an athold in abeyance a change of ever tbe state about Tuesday cation and local guidance counselors Harold Sauer apd il"many ways. . ' Illude towarda work and to pro1,1 . .._.. . , Jefl!li_f!leJ<. until be decides lf npeeted to average one half Thomas Kelly will conduct the survey in guidance abel Bul Nol The Dropoull vide work experience · e<><>rdi· l . , an mp\rUal • jlli'flllri · lle lnel: tesling in one of the three ·• · "But they're not doing enouih Dliecl ·wttb classroom eduea· 1 drawn. ' high schools of the district. Everett Holcomb, vooatlonar-.. lfor the other younpters; lion. ''Having considered the / ·--'l'liill>tMM'It.!!O\""""' ricul1ttre, Rutlalld ; Miss Mar. 'ones who drop out of school; E.,.rlmlllllal PI'OJI'Ilb evidence," Judge Francis J. The purpose of the survey I> tha Ohlinger, commercial, Ruf.. the oneo who can't gel jobs; the "That way the youngster will I NEW YORK (UP!) - The Talty said, "the eourt believes I C to learn what actual mterest land and Mrs. Mildred Bailey,. ones wbo become ~itter, aud tlose that hopeless _feeling and ! wife of an African diplomat ' defense counsel had ?ol sho~n • , there IS among student, ac- home economics, M!ddleporL , , LUu. 4 :Bomb altenated from SOCiety, . Ifeel lruitead that he can go out I hurle<l her two Infant children Ia fair and Impartial trial quamt them wtth the Vo<a tJOn. These teacher& on the 'IotaMONTREAL - A CREMI·I Essez thinks the various fed·J•nd beeome a respected meio. out their 18th Door apartment !cannot be held In this eounty. a! program, and convey to tiona! committee will !>Alp conell plllll· Ill allilurbaa LaSalle era! programs designed to help (Continued on page 2) window today then leaped to "It Is this court's belief lllat , Ihem what a voc•honal pro- duct the survey 1n the othu waa sbillered by a chain of · - - her death after theln, police the or jurors gram " · two high schools in the diJ. Tbunday n!Cht and reported. , affords_the best opportu.nlty to l Five r•presentatives of the, !rieL fk18 pll1l through the The victims were Identified 1determme whether a fatr trial Vocational Section of the State Mr. H•rgraves sald IIIey al· .rfa tiarly today. AutboritieJ as Mrs. Olive Mwallllno, 21. can be . , b Hoy,vwo:;m Department of Education mel so will seek answeR to two Iallld the deatb toll rn!giJt reach wile of the •econd secretary of . Sheppard s second trJal had : ane, ac' . ngue ' Tuesday with teachers oi Meigs other questions llrst, what em· · • . . ' · 1 ' bee cheduled to begin next I Webb Hollywood's most fa. •· the Malawi permanent miSs on ns ' . Local who will serve on the pioyment opportunities are • to the United Nations, and her Tuesday but Talty granted a mous baby Sitter, died Thurs. Vocational committee. These vai\ab\e In the several areaa ·At least live men were kill· 111. five 1o 10 111011 were missA need for 165 hospital beds for acute, long-term, . lwo children, a boy, Kotokl, 12 continuance until Oct 24th he- day night of a heart attack at teachers are Harold Sauer within the district and aecond m, and Dine men were Injured and neuro;psychiatric cases by 1970 was predicted months, and Janet, three cause chief defense coun..el F. the age of 76. gUidance counselor, Pomeroy; what are availa: In tile tttriu of blasts at the Monday mght by Mr. Jack E. Farrington, assistant, di· months. Lee Bailey must appear 1n The veteran stage and motion ble f a rative am Mooento Chemical Co. plant rector of the Columbus Hospital Federation. Hospital Police were alerted by neigh· court in New Jersey Oct 20. picture actor, best remembered n a000siwtent II)' 2 EDT, lour boon af. beds in Meigs County presently number 78. bors who heard scresms com- Under Talty's ruling, Shep. as the dapper Mr. , I 10n da and • 8 a 1 h ,' h l4jr the 111'11 blul erupted_ "Uke Mr. spoke to , Interested community j ing from the Mwalllno apart- pard's attorneys could .renew of "Sitting Pretty" died m hJS I tb 11 Ill 1tomlc bonlb'' according to leaders along With representatives of the Pomeroy ment "f saw a woman hang· their plea to move tlle tnal out sleep at his !lome m nearby . rtlon of tb sch o*e e,ewliDeu, the southwest· Chamber of Commerce of the meeting) in the ing of the window," one said. of Cuyahoga County any lime Beverly Hills. IVVIC e 1mng po 001 .ern ]111'1 ol tile cUy waa stW parish house of Grace "She was screaming. Then I alter it begins. who has been In sem\. taU lb!Pttned by possible further copal Church. dental service, along will• 1 saw an object drop as she sat , The 42 • year · old brain sur· since 191it under- COLUMBUS (UP!) - Distrlb t e theves..,.,, P": . .Ioiii. He ouUined the role training facilities for nw·ses and ' on the window ledge. Then geon, accused of the 1951 1went abdommal surgery here ution of gas tax revenuos total- en were ow I Meigs County might play In technleal personneL oaw her lhrow a second ob- bludgeon slaying of his preg- last May. He had undergone ing $3.6 mith on were announc· :•partments, Econ ai'Jd JDtJop Strike Poaed of 81 million "Meigs County," he explain· ject. Thett I heard more : nant wife, Marilyn, sought a I surgery in Houston, Tex. in ed today by State Auditor ustry, Home omlcs, , • l'OBTSII0111'11 OBI~ Iars allolted by tile Federal ed, "lies at the crossroads be· screams and saw her push her· •change of venue on the grounds / 1963 to correct an abdominal er Cloud cali?nai Guidance and Tesq, CftmWI her. refused Thiaaday pelachia Regional tBoweehen lhe Dhicore facillti1es ofhthl self away,trom the window and l' any jury d.selected bere would be aneurysm, 8 blister of unnatur. The said ClouJ, 8Dtl Voca· 11'811t pollee demanda Act of 198$ for construction ut ast o ex, w •·• go down. prejudice al enlargement on a weakened was the four th of lhe fls· · ·tcr ID Immediate pay IDcrease, regional medical complexes, would be !!'"altd tn Athens and R§'$'f!-"" ....... blood . . " cal year and brings to 1967 $IJ ml!ltllllna tile ltap for I threaten- fertng every type of . Webb s last Satan lion payments made to the eel llr:lkt by policemen at mid· Mr. Farrington stated that COLUMBUS (UPJ) The Consumers Frauds Never Sleeps, made In En. counties and townships up "' tJWrt S.lllnliJ, Mansfield Brakes Federal assistance could be and Crimes section ·pf the alate attorney general's of. gland with Wilham Holden in S880,000 over the $! .1' millio' 2 period Some a o1 the olflcera who made available bt the construe- flee bas been ordered to Investigate alleged kick· 11161. . share<! during the same mate up tile police Ioree in Quickie Increase lion of additional faclllties for backs to publle sehools by yearbook photographers. An accompliShed Broadway of the last fiscal year. IIlii ICJUtberD Ohio community WASHINGTON (UPI! _ Sen· acute and convalescent cases Attorney General William B. Saxbe lnltl1ted the jctor, dancer •nd singer, The October distribution ot as,ooo persona ofgned tho Dem u· 1 d . In the county. A discussion foJ. probe Thursday after be retelved a eomplalnt from become an Instant mot10n h CINCINN~TI <l!PJ) - In Ill 1ti-Jb lbtftj. CouncU ate ocra c ea er lowed, and it waa decided to tbe U, S. Department of Juatiee about 1 pbolo studio picture favorite In 1918 when eluded 12-6 million fo• t e unprecedented local move, the •' I'*! the oeed tor 1 y Mansfield 1 today applied · e%]Jiore ways of obtaining this In Cuyahoga Couty, as Mr. Belvedere, he crowned ties, at the rate of .$30,000 city administration today JIIUI. ::::.. but said no lunda assistance. The studio reportedly obtained long·tenn, ex· a misbehaving baby with a county,_ and II million for tered a 5,000.man dilleD atiiQ. available and called upon the for a quickie Increase in The meeting followed 1 din· elusive, verbal I!Ontnellt with high sehoolll without bowl of oatmeal. townships. at the rate ot iary force to help in the hunt to bel , Social Security benefits through ner served by the. ladies of the eompetlllve bidding, then nlsed Its prlees and return. per townships. for the Cincinnati .., p Congress before adjournment Grace Gulld, supervised by ed $1 to '3 •per student to the sehoola u 1 klekba.k. The payments to City William c. 111 N-· next week. Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, with "This Ia not the flnt eomplllnt," Sube said. LBJ's Popularity by county mcluded Athens, Wichman said the s,o..m 11 • He told newsmen that the aid of Mrs Jolin Uetwiler At New Low- Bliss 200; Galha, 112,000, was formed 'nluratll7 !IJ'!OW FILL IN If the House speedily passes and others ' If PHILADELPHIA (UP!) $9,600, Meigs, $9,600; city and private iDdustrJ Utah, _... beneftt Increase, •• • President Jolmson's popularitv employes who volunteered "to • • dua Ill way out orw appear• lltely, "It W8Uid dropped from a high of 84 per tend the and of the ' snowstorm tbat aorne hearings" 1n the Senate . shortly after his election :,_man . -. · tij, Qaketi 1r Inchet blfb, cau. ud should be put off until next to an all • time low of 11 per Three Fined in Mrs. Allee HochhaUSIV, !!I ;death and sent autumn nm- year U. S. Representative Walter lng departments lived well Mayor Wilham Burt lo pay out cent during September Re· Court Session 1year-<>ld surgeon's wile 1anti lilta· · ' Moeller (!).Laneaster) chal. within their budgets and the following year's budget." p bllcan National Chairman the f nl the lourtb '1'be wide band of snow lenged hla Republican tumed to the city's "All this was done during c. BUss said Thursday. Three persons were fined mo r 0 ne, waa M011tana lo Utah and CALL ANSWERII:D explain to the " lund. .. , 2-year pertod whle the new Bliss attributed the figures to a bond forfeited In Meigs was bordered The Syracuse be can .1 0• In lfi6S, Moeller aaid, city income tax was a national opinion poll. He ty Court by Judge Frank so. and all _., irttaCuil .]fllbe llolfl activity from Nabraslca trquad answered a call at spending and areater · for the 23 $690,852.56. Tax col· ,poke to members of the Porter, Jr., Friday b loa 400 urging business David s. Pabst was flned -llOIIIb Dakoll to Iowa.. 1. m. Friday for Taylor Bass, Onanclal responsthDity when, departments lectlons started at the lime he Unton League, same rutal falb , • 1 Valentino Seaver SALE SALE SALI! SALI Man With a Plan "I ,$ ond 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 •• • ••••• sb~t .r U9.00 Olnttllt Sill Slit U.,IO· Sale! Kroehler $419.00 2 PC. SUITE """ · " .... ·"""' "" $498.00 2 PC. SUITE · .... " .... ·" · "" " · " """" .. " .. """':: $549.00 2 PC, SUITE · ...... · " · " " " " " , .• " . " ........... . ... . $598.00 2 PC. SUITE " " " • " " • " " " " ' " " " " "" " ' " ' ' ' : : : : : $629.00·2 PC, SUITE .... " .. " " " .... " .. · .. " ""' "'""" ~lee ) I as oN Drive ·In enttne. * * * * * * • Nam WItt' ar 'Gomg • We}}' - MCNamara VIel .. 1 \~t!i '" Air Armadas Hit orth In Record 17 3 Missions tach SN the other Serlo Mattresses on Sale 11 and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withee , spent the weekend in rolumbus with their daughter anci son-mlaw. Mr. and Ml)l. Larry Staf· ford and family. 'I Dewfetl To Tu lntnall 01 Tit. Jlet,..M,on .4reo 0 Master's Hands," by MaYme Holmes ; "The Q1iet People," Ada Slack, and ·'Prayer For Viet Nam,' ' by Hazel Clark .. Mrs. McBride hostess, served refreshments to Miss Mumaw Mrs Holmes, Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs M;s. Slack, Mrs. Daisy Roush, spent the weekend at Mans- and Mrs. Florence Potts. field and Columbus. Mrs. Jac. obs remained in Columbus for ~~~"""-"""":"'-"";~ a visit with her daughters and Mr. Jacob> returned home on Sunday evening. \ ~ • Full or Twin Size Sale - • at y \ ' ' • were ill. in GaiiJpohs. Mrs. Carrie Swartz of Alfred arrived Tuesday for a visit with her grandda ughter and husband, Mr. and \1rs. Paul Eichinger and daughters. [, '· ( E" h' Readings were, "What Shatli ll Mr. ant Mrs. Max Jc, '?ger 1 Do With Jesus," by Rachel were Tue::,ilay buslness VISitors , 'T h f The ' ' ,. ,\' Michael Jones of Columbus dred Lucas, Roseville,. ':?nt~n;, was the weekend guest of his ing a "World Com~umty Day grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. project Ccunty·WJ e J H1.11 were announced for the . E. · copal Church in Pomeroy tn · \Irs . Elma Young was tho November and the Forest Run Sunday dinner guest ol Mr. and MethodiSt Church in May. Mrs. E. J Hill and attended The place • • the World Day the homecoming at the Flat· of Prayer will be anrJoUniCe<l• II woods Methodist Church. later Mrs p aut Eichinger and Anyone wishing to June a n d Christmas cards may do so daug hter Paula ' Eichinger were ' Co- seemg · Fran k'le Mumaw . Get Mrs Allen lumbus business vi sitors Mon- well cards were se~t ~ob Ma~ d Ellen Roush, Vena ou s Y an ay. Virginia Quillen. Thank you Tamara Eichinger spent Mon- cards were read from Sara day at Ste•art with nr,r grand-~ Roush, Myrtle Durst and Laura , parents, Mr and Mrs. Rex watson for cards when O'Brien. a \ '\, I f1; ' IIIIJI j .. ' J;"J'fJt""~') and costs for passing on curve; Duane Tuttle, $5 Cilsts, no muffler, E. Hawkins, $15 and speeding. William RCfves felted a sis bond on a ing charge. ---- 4 and1 ,EtJ8er~el lres!JIS'~I~;~,'.::..": Admlaa!ono Racine. Dlsebrgeo John Clara -Rev. ,. .'', '· � 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 13, 1966 blain holley mccomas nelson