https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/55674c8f77e8e94e1f779dbbe601a6de.pdf d636debc58cdad808d8f791794662e6c PDF Text Text '' 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. ,. .'', '· �.. • . '. WINS DIVORCE MIAMi 1UP! ( - The , wile of baseball Hall of Fame member Ted Williams woq a dl·. vorce Thur;day alter testifylnl that he c-riticized her with profane Jaqguage. Lee Williams, a 41-year • old former Ch1cago model who married the former Red Sot alugger in 1961 was awarded 50 O(JO and $10,000 in atlorney'l le~s by circuit ~udite Hatvi• Duval. 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, 1968 Russian Leadership 1nvited Again to See America First Hand by President Johnson AUSTIN Tex. !UPII - A major cncer • Cllualng elemeol cau be ellmiDated from clsereHeo, a member of the Sur,eon Geaerar s advisory WASHINGTON fUPll -Pres· conference Thursday about hlsstan diplomBt, has not always commlttDe oa smoke aod !dent Johnson has Issued a new Imeeting at the Whrte House Ibeen the most comforting of beallb oafd Tburodoy. • Invitation for Soviet leade" to Monday with Soviet Foreign 1While House visitors. It was be flslt the United States . But, Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. who told the late Presidenq Dr. Cbarles A. Lemaistre, scientlfic In the past, he kept 1t m the "I said to him that we would John F. Kennedy m 1002 tllat l aaoouacrd tbe breaklbrou1b but would uot mMt general terms. welcome a vistt by tbe there were no Sov1et offe.nstve 1 The Chief was leadership of his country to this , mtss1les in Cuba. when Kenne- elaborate. He said It would he puhllohed and released In iiiinieiiiw!l country," Johnson said. He dy knew that there were. a medical journal wftblu the added that he told Gromyko the , But Johnson told newsmen. i States welcomed n- ··r think I feel good about our uexl 10 days. programs with the meeting." Hatlo's They'll Do1lt ·Every Time "'I I SHORT REPORT MOSCOW (UPI) - Taa!, th• official Soviet News agency, devoted three paragraphs to President Johnson's news conferene. Thursday~ but made no mentlen of his tnvltation to Soviet leaders to Visll tilt United States. Russi~ns and that " we wanted , He said he hoped for progress ~~"'-~"~~~,v~ra I ESSEX to know them better " on a treaty to ban the spread of I was this to be taken literally nuclear weapons. but did not' as an invitation for Sov1et want to ra1se false hopes. Premier Alexei N. Kosygin and Willing To Pause 1 (Continued from Page I) Communist party chief Leonid On Viet Nam itself, the ber of the community " 1. Bre:zhnev to come here? President reiterated that the Essex knows what he's talk· Asked to elaborate, the , United States was willing to mg about Before takmg over as President said the invita tion :pause m the bombing of North ~Late supermtendent of pub 1f-: was nothing new It had been ' V1et Nam or otherwise de- l instruction he headed the City , NOW YOll KNOW made before publicly and escalate if the enemy would school system in Akron and Hammerful, ot> lbe W•IUI If privately 1ln his State of the 'take corresponding action· , used a wo rk · study program! Kvalo off lbe eoa11 ot N•"'"Y· Union ~essage Jan. t 1965, i "If the aggressor will pause, , ror thr~ years on an experiIt ftgarde~ at the mott •or. Johnson said· '1 hope Ule new 1 we will pause immediately. H mental basis llaern loWII Ia Europe. Soviet leaders ean v1sit Ameri· 'they will witildraw, we will About \00 15 and Hi-year-olds ra so l:tley can learn aboul this ' withdraw immedtately. We WJII from poor homes were enrolled rountry at first hand " Nothmg lay a schedule on the table in a special school where they I came of that overture.) tomorrow-a sch~ule to move were taught not only the three Wecome Exchaoge lou\ of South V1et Nam. . . r's bu t also how to do a JOb. .I The President told his news iprovided they will Jay on the They worked part - hm e at the . conference Thursday he would !table their schedule for with- JObs they were bemg taught. 1 , . r WASHlNGTON - .A new and cow. The collateral and 1roruc Nam are the very same people •·welcome an exchange not only drawal , their schedule to get "It was the most scccessful at an artistic level 01 at the 1their people to qmt the k1lhng prog ram ol 1ts type to date,'' somewhat warmer wmct is blow- fact, moreover, is that if there who for yean have been de. WY2·2039 governmental level.' but at the 1 and the murdenng that is going Essex sa1d. "The youngsters I ing in Ame~1carJ Russ.lim affairs. is truly aJ.lY ~o~ now for the ma~ding .of each successive adOR NIGHT WI 9-2951 very highest levels " on. C'hangOO lhe1r attitudes Instead i ~ t IS possible now WithOut fool- eventual 1Jqmdat1on ut the cold mlrustratron a "more fie:dble'' His remarks came in th~ "But 1 see nothing on the or becoming bitter and sull e:t ! 1sh optlnliSrn to discern some war it nses precisely out of the attitude toward the Soviet Un· Pomeroy Flower Shop wake of several recent u.s. horizon at Ihis momt>nt." the they became useful workers sma ll but perhaps significant steadfast firmness of the Amer- ion and "more imaginatlve'' W. Main Pomtro)' measures to ease trade restric- ' President said, ~>that would and tlwv l1t m cracks m the \iast ice-cap of the ican position in Viet Nam. proposals ~ the Russians to Mra. Millard Van Motu 1 Th lions w1th Russia and Eastern !JUStify my askmg all 300,000 or · People wanted them and ('Old war orson VietNam nave run total~ 1 th R 1 · d d h b J... I aug 1 e uss ans are com· ease Ihe cold war. The1r . clam· ~~=~~~~~===~ Europe · They fell into a £:eneral 400,000 Amencans h · 1 dto stan· man-,.h stave d 1 edm t e JO s \'·111ere Preslderll Jolrnson's concre1e pe 11 ed 1or 1.deo1og1eal reasons . attern washinaton horvos them Most of offer~ Lo the Sov1~t Umon for a ta lk a gooo dea1 abou1 aaarnst the mterest for ease ~"~ w111 ' there w1th t e1r 1an s 10 the1r we a p Cll' e P m-ake clear to the Russians that pockets because someone her e Ihem flnJshed high schoo l. The rt 01 '1\l ing the cold war they have so it does not want the Viet Nam , suggested they pause, unless program was so surressfu l that fundamental easmg ol tensions suppdo the •-.orhth V_ietn,ameseflong proclaimed. . .. . dd 10 Eu r ope~ pemaps eventually mva ers 01 Soul V1et I war to pmson Sov rt·Amen can th e enemy wou ld piiuse. 1 1 Be1utyTips I was ex pan e to me ude . d ed . 1 relations. thref' ~rhools " evP n some mutually ag~eed and m e do g1ve some From the moment he took By Jolt! Bartrum About u.s -Soviet relahons in f Bu t F.ssex " no! a dreamer 1 upon reductions 10 Amencan tual support, they are not. office PreSident John""n has general. Johnson said " I am , He knows that no matter how and Russian troop forces - happi~r m fact about thiS known that his greatest dlfficul- From the fall collection, a 3 an ophm1st I see no reason for ' worthy a plan is 1t's got to be have opened at least tiny ere· greSSIOn than Is the ty and his greatest opportunity rainbow of the Arnencan peop l to fea th I paid ror and :or tiHit you need vice of a posslfllhty tor other States. For the assault on lay not m Viet Nam. as such, colors inspires ' ' Russ>an people'' e r e support from the voters. accommodations It is, al l Viet Nam is primarily an but rather in the infimtely grea- new artistry in Gromyko, the veteran Rus· ~ The People Must Understand course, by means a creva~s~ mI ve~ture at secondhand of , issue of the cold war itself. make-up with the use of not • Pomeroy defeated th~ Rrur.e "Society will have to be made the .lce.berg All the same 1t.1s a ~mese Commllm.sts - and 1 So the heart of the etfort has onebuttwo ,, 1 Tornadoes 22-0 m a 1 . 8tl1 ] to untler~tand that 10 tht' lung begmmng, 1f only a hes1lant IS these sa me Chmese been, first, to show that the or thn·e , grade football game rour>·joy run spendmg more money for and shaky ""'. . nlsts who are locked In a sav- Chinese philosophy of open ag- oolora in ey~ aner school at Racm ~ . TDs th1s type of educatton will be One illustration IS the Pr~sl · age wor~d-w1de stru~gle Wlth gression simply would nol be make-up. We pl'f!fer brush· on shadow to crl!ate new fa· (Continued from Pa ge n were scored by Mark St•ll. on a an eronomy. For one Uung 1t dent s recent qu1te busmess hke U1e Russians for pnmacy in permitted by us to work and shlon looks, It I• eaay to II> , eran d1plomal1 t observPrs said 3-y~rd run m the fir st quarte.r, i w1ll he lp bre<:~k the poverty cy- and l~w-~_t-yed conversat.ions the International Communist second, that if thP RU!ot"ians did ply and the colo" blend tobt:autiful. You ean it had almost no chance of scor· endmg a 62 yard marc 11 S\1 1: elf'. It w1ll help put a stop to here With sov1et Fore1~n Mm1s- l moven:ent continue to shun the more vi~ eether create wonderful 111ualons 1mg w1th tht' Russians m the1r agam from the two m the .;er-, the second and th ird generatiOn ter Andrei A~ Gromvko. They . The mvasinn of South Viet lent Chinese line and behave with our 'brush-on eye shld· , presE-n t mood and quarter and halfback Char- 1welfare enrollments." talkrd about ma ny !flings, in- ! Nam Is more than a design to with some respons 1h1Jity to- ow. with so many new beau 1 iley Lane on a 19-yald Jun 111 Essex firmly believes th3t so- clud1ng the possibility of some I spread China's imperialist form ward the world they r.eed not tiful colo;s tO ehoooe !rom, I will be happy 10 give y011 Optinlistif.· Report the third Bob Werry anfl SLiH 1 ciety can be made to under- Amencan-Russ1an cooperation i of commun,sm; It also consider the United SUttes an a leuon on eye mike up converted extra points , stand , that if the votf'rs are m the long-stalled project of j a mortal repudiation of the enemy forever. !ret. .,..,,,. ..' ... . COLUMBUS - ~REO P. Robin PhaHn 7th gn1('r and : shown the facti and figures, , these. two nuclear @)ants to : Russian policy for Neuenschwander, drreclor !If Panther halfback, was singled they'll be anx10ds to support ag- halt the world-wide spread of with the West •hort ol ----'1 confrontation. tlad the the stall" Devt>lopme~t Df>part- out lor pra1se h}' Coao.. ' It', Pal'l gressive educational programs. ' nud ear weapons. WEATHER 1 1 ment . said tllday Oh1o _m1ght Kloes and B1ll Porter lor ''" , "One thmg I've always found Winston Churchill once said i State• ever followed t~e wei! be the . l'r.s t m tne ' rme offens1ve per lorm(jnee and , successful 1s what I call citizen in another {:onnection of a grave of Itt .pactfist-isolatiomst mnatwn to 1~~tch lh{' :ii2. bllhon tackle Mike Custer w11 s credit- ' seminars. Get a group of citi- 1matter that one should "think I and ·wlthdrbwn Its military .hwen and nn..slbly ••ollldelr·ll 'hoM W'Y 24557 mark fur ne~~. capital mvest- ttd for a good defen·a·1·: el · zens together, show them what ' of it always but speak of It ne- port from South Viet Nam Dowers. ,.... ... U4 I. Mlln Pomerey ment m mduslry this year fort Racme got to the Pomeroy the needs are, explain your ver." The phrase about descrl· immediate victim would Nt~uen ~ch~a~der repotr~ed tha~ 23 late in the game, and put plan and then let them ask bes the Johnson Administra- been South Viet Nam but 0 the ball over from tht·1~. but questions. rn e 1trs nme mon ~ tlon '5' current attitude toward ultimate: Victim in world." corn- :1 1966 $1.54fl 000.000 was mvrst· had it called back fu r 1l ~ ega l "Once they've discussed the the possibility ot a genuine munism w0u1d have been 1 ed m plants or equipment m motwn. whole situation and agreed on easement in the long struggle Soviet Unio11 itselt. . I' the Buckeye State. a plan of act Jon, · f've foun d they I, w1th · Mostuw Everythmg tou-1 ' PresideJU . .Johtasbn and Sec. , I ' ~-~ ~wrll usually support 11 at the chlng the thmg " being care- , retary of State Dean Rusk have i po;;s. ' . fully played down at the White : always understood th,, just I See Us For .•. I 1 1 That ~ VYhat we d1d m Ak- House and in the StatP Depart· as they ha\'e always ur.der!ltood 1 MEETIG POST~OF.Il ron and ~t was very successful. , ment because, of course so ma- l that our bedrock reason re beePORTABLE TRANSISTOR DEVOTED fU INTERESt OF ' The MtddlPport Chamber of : .ow we re encouragm,K local ny ~eemingly llopefuJ gestures I mg In Soutll Viet Nam wall oc. ' RADIOS MEIGS . MASON AREA Comrnerre meeting scheduled dlstncts ~hroug~out the s.ta te to toward the Soviet Umon before makE: certain that the Chinese e TAILE MODEL tonight has been conceied and I u the same lond or Uung, w thJs have ended in di sillusion- ideology-an ideology demand· ·~c:::;:, 'h~'::i,t":~:~::' rescheduled rr-r F'ridav Orto.. ' go out and get the sup/)ort thry ment brought about ny a sud- mg w1de war and death-should RADIOS Publrsb~d •·~r, aneraoom ••ut' ber 21 due to the homecoming need to pa~s the bond Issues den hardemng nt the Soviet line. never preva1l. 1 e CLOCK RADIOS 111d SundaJ hJ r11a Oblo and"P taJt \!!VJt'S next ,month · G"Iven a11 the~ caveats, how- Most iron1cal of allis that the '1 I laturdll' ValleY Publi•n•a 1 a:ompao, m M• 1 game between Middleport and 1 1 ebanJe st.. Pomeroy . Ohio. 4ll7tJY. 11u• p eop e are mterested, ever. the plain fact is 11lat there "peace" shc...iers hert! who e FM·AM RADIOS 2"11511' 1 ~~~~~~~~e~:~~:~~ ;'" omeroy. _ ____ they're concerned, and ttrey •s now at least some movement have so long ~ought to forct! 1 1 ePORTABLE TELEVISION ' ~~~~!~r!? ,~! .,::o!1tte•e 1:',..'::,~~~~ HUN1'ERS AND FISH ' wl ant .,solutmns to theSE' prub- 1toward a lowermg of the heat abandonment or the t\merican e CONSOLE TELEVISION Oh.w ems I l..at · N•uoruu .a,.nWDI repr••••n•U••· Tht Me!g~ Coumy ' . "Jn Huntllrt: ween ••"ashmgton and Mas- cammltmen1 to South Black and White aonmtlb llimb1ll. lac.. 343 LlxJa•· ers Assn is holding a fiSh fry , - --~ - ~-,0., ~·e. Nttf 't'rrrlr Cit.' Ne11t · eCONSOLE COLOR TELEVISION '"" Suba~rlpUor. ratea· Olll•tr~ OJ tomght at their club house on I C LEAVE ISR.~EL "'"" • .,., '""'•" """" ,,, , Snow Ball Hill Serving will . AIRO. VA R. I UP! I - More eSTEREOS ~~:· ~:~t.lneeo~/ ~~~!:.,.~: start at 9 p. rn. than 200,000 JP.ws have immiPortable and Console Models montn• Ill \11: lllru ...... uu I:I..U . , I . . grated (rom Israel because of a l .. o!or Rnut.. wh~r• c•rltr ·~r"Y1MI " I "" ""'''" ooo m••'h. "., DIVORCE GRANTEIJ severe economic crisis thm." ma11 SIO M ~,;~ St~ sun.en,: mon•h• J E h be en grant- an Ara b League repor t sa1d 1 •~ 2,~, Ooe rhrH'"II montn. oanne step as . , 110 1 ~·~·u:;{e' tocludu lundu Tim. ed a divorc-e in Mi!:l~~ Cmm- Thursriay The report sa id 40 Two persons had minor lDJUrleS from .fl~inj{. glass 1ty Commor Pl•a· Co•;rl fr• ml per cent of the American and I Thursday afternoon when an unknown sem1 ng f11pped 1 Wilh am Grant Estep on charges Canadian Jews who went to . a stone and broke a wmdow at the Dair-y Queen, opera! gross neglec• ol duty and i Israel to Jive eventually return- ' ated by Clarence B~rnett, at the JUnction of Rts. 681 -• and 7 1n Tuppers Plams. 1 ~ to their native country. utreme crue Ity Th e St ate H"1gh wav pa t ro 1 ld en t"fi · -• 1 ed th e ·tn)Ur..u 1 WHY FAKI A CHAHCU BUY A GOBLE USED CAR! 66 Chevt>lle ('ap l•tol Comment, . ! I• ' ' . " ~ .TOd!id(*M Parade MiehijU. :State Will Top Boeks; Alahama-;to Lose Events Something's Gotta Give 1 M1tlbu 4 door H1rdl.ap, Y·l tnglnt, 1vtam1tic tnnsmiaslan, powtr st.. r· lne, r1dia & htlffl , WST 1 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. I cylinder, 1uta tr1n1. R1dlo & Htlftr, whltew•ll tiru 64 Ford Galaxie SOOXL 2 Dr. H1rdtop. eyllnder, 4 Like new speed 8 tr1ns. I cylindtr. l11ndud Inns. 64 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr 8 cYlinder, euto R1dio 1nd h .. ter powtr st1ering, whlt.w1d tlrts 63 Chevrolet lei Alre. 4 Or 6 cyl Sl1ndsrd tun• Whitt w1ll tlr.. 61 Buick Special Dr. I cyllndtt, IUIO, trans. RadiD & Htlltr. t Whlftwlll lirtt ~~; ,~'~:~~;:. '~htt~.,..:j, fir••· ~Cj Pnntio1c G T 0 . hmp•"' , Dr Hardtop. 4 '"td tuns. 63 Ford Galaxie mafic tr1n1 R1dlo and hNttr. .,.• ., sturin, whit• wall tlr•• Dart • f UPI Brle s dtr, lfenclard trans . ndft •nd he•t•r 64 Ford F-700 S spHd tr•n• 1 sp•ecl rear dterln1. radio 1nd ht1ttt 4 dr I cyl At fran8. P Dump Truelc I cytlncltr. ... , Long wh11l bast 63 Mercury Custom 2 DGOt H1rdtop. Stt•ring 1 and lr1kt1 Autometlc trans. Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT Loc:ust & SycamDre Sh Middleport • 1 ·I 1 1 1 1 EARLY BIRD ... ~ · ~ ~"Sa:~d:a:~ttl~~~~~~;tered 1 i. I NOTICES I, I '2 Or. 270 5arld, 6 cylln· Pow•r I I 500 4 Or I cylinder 1ufo· Dod~e I I stal~ 63 Rambler lj50 Series 4 Dr. 6 evlin· 65 I 1 Ttmpllt 4 Dr. St1tlan W1gan. Autam1lic trans 6 cyllndtr engin1 ( De£eat RaCJfle • 1 64 Pontiac trans Panther Babes 1 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., lOLA'S , lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON MOTOROLA I THE DAILY SENTINEL SPECIALS·'. FUll SIZE..;.. SINGLE CONTROL ELECTRIC Climb ~i()n ·~:' On0ctober9 BLANKETS··· I FIRESTONE I cotun. i .••' .\n: I Datry • Queen patrons Cut In Flytng . Glass ACCI.dent I' '' I I ,: WERNER 1 " RADIO & TV as: ·wanda Sprague of Reedsville and Onetia Richie Tuppers Plains. both of whom had minor cuta from the flying glass. They were standing in front of the window. QUIET AS CARPET! N. Second Ave. . ' ' s 12 VOLT 24MONTH GUARANTEE 20 GALLON PLASTIC s - :WASTE CANS ·- .. . NEW VINYL CUS~10NFLOR WITH BUILT·IN CUSHION $249 BY ~ONGOLEUM·NAIRN ~Is ""' vinyl floorinl has 1 S9rllll)' foam cu~h1on btlwun YinJI surfact and vinyliled back· lf'l. Cusllloftftor absorbs ct1tter 1 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, 0. Sq. Yd. • Wlflllf- becauu 1t's cu$hu;m1G! • Wt~u lthllf-be~aua• It'$ cushioneQI • Eur te cttH-beclust it's \ltnYII Tlltiftr-costs surprisinllr llttld It .-q it IYin IKOftl'l fnMI t - - llonhl • NudJ no cementinc dOII•ll 992·5661 ~....;.;.;,;;::;.;:;_....;. 1 1 INGELS CARPET HOUSE 220 E. MAIN , POMEROY I The patrol ~lied Pabst witll passing on ~ Cijl've and he pos&od bond to appear Oct. 14 ill , Meigs county court. Optn Frld1y and S.turUy Nlthtl ______.;..____ Officers reporfed \hat Betty Manley, 30, of 660 Beech Sl. , Mlddle!JOrl, headed weSI, was maklnJ a left turn, and her car was struck on the left side . by a vehicle driven by David 1Pabst, li, Marietta. PBblt was altemptfhg to pass the Manley car. __J 1 Cited !D Meigs county coort ' Oct. 14 ~y tbe patrol were• Eugene Hawkins, 34, Pomeroy, speeding and Duane .TutOe. 18, lrlmer..illt, defecuve clila~~SL 39 WON'T SPLIT OR CRACK OR RUST. ) ·cOVER LOO(S ON. 1 \ • ' 44' Window and Door ' ' • • • .19c·to49c The accident involving unidentified northbound sem1 ot>eurr•d at I p.m. Thursday. Another Me1gs county acci· nccurred at 3: lD p.m. , Thursday on Rt. 124, two aDd two-tenths miles west of Rt. 325 No one was injured and damage was mmor to both vehicles. Middleport BAnER·IES ' PHONE 992·5432 21 Enter llill. : • tRiO CC Open Class - Leroy Riffle, Charleston, W. Va.; Clark, Lanca91!r; Qlnley 10me Columbus. ~ nex1 lllll climb will held on SUnday, Oct. 30, at p. m. Tbls Is m exe\llng sport and lbe pubue I! 1o aUend. The clUb 11 open new members. . 0 .. ; i ., ' ' . WINI'ER CWB KANSAII, ~· Mo. !UP!) - The Kana~ City AUtlelics Thunday . tltey will operate w I n t e r ) aslructional teem In fboenll, Ariz., to COJ!Ipoaed .of four playen"lallta from the Cleveland and '" orpationt. Three members ., the ·Kauu City team lhiaJ p i : Gil Rid< Athelia at.J lAipD at Well.!ton Pomeroy at Middleport Oat HID at Coii ·•Grove ' lroinon· at Cblllf<otbe lit Pl. "eaSRII · Ill 'i\'~ •• ' f G'&.... . The race, to lbe called "BOAC lntemational 500," will be held for tbe first time at the Brllltds Hatch Grand PriJ: cir<ult In England, July 30, 1967, TONIGBT'S~ Nelaonville at Ga!U _Sitl,lhwesleril a\ -~ «;reek , Overseas Airways Corporation, airline o If i c f a I s announced Thunday. Ill'. Gloualer at North -~ • 'I famed Le Mans race in France, will be sponsored by tile British Twenty-GDe Individuals !enid the Sportsman Ifill conducted on Oct. I and aored by the Twlp City PLAYER SHIFTS cycle club. The event was held tllree Dll!es - t of the Kyger ClflCAGO (UPI) -IBfielder Creek Bchool. Joe Amalfitano and outfielder · Marty !eough were released by John Tolh, NelsoavDie, cap- the Cbll!8go Cubs Thuraday. A lured the 2m CC class. Paul club spokesman said at the Parsons, Albens, was second same time lhe team purchased and Bill Blake ol Nelaonv!Ue, pitdler Jim Ellis from the third. Dallas-Fort Worth mioor IUgUe Here are results of the club for aa ltlldiselosed amount events: of money, and Bent pitcher Bob !100 CC Class -'- Tony Karvl9, Paarlberg to Ita Tacoma, Columbus: Tim Byers, wash., minor league team. l!r, Butch Htffman, at _VIakm~ IS COMING ., SPORTS CAR RAeE 1 LONDON tUPI) -A sports car race, on the level of the Le1114t Rlpllr Service -FOR- eHEA11NG 'e:PtUMBING it.ROOFING . . \' • UWIS ._. ·ltPAIR SDYi(l , . �.. • . '. WINS DIVORCE MIAMi 1UP! ( - The , wile of baseball Hall of Fame member Ted Williams woq a dl·. vorce Thur;day alter testifylnl that he c-riticized her with profane Jaqguage. Lee Williams, a 41-year • old former Ch1cago model who married the former Red Sot alugger in 1961 was awarded 50 O(JO and $10,000 in atlorney'l le~s by circuit ~udite Hatvi• Duval. 2--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, 1968 Russian Leadership 1nvited Again to See America First Hand by President Johnson AUSTIN Tex. !UPII - A major cncer • Cllualng elemeol cau be ellmiDated from clsereHeo, a member of the Sur,eon Geaerar s advisory WASHINGTON fUPll -Pres· conference Thursday about hlsstan diplomBt, has not always commlttDe oa smoke aod !dent Johnson has Issued a new Imeeting at the Whrte House Ibeen the most comforting of beallb oafd Tburodoy. • Invitation for Soviet leade" to Monday with Soviet Foreign 1While House visitors. It was be flslt the United States . But, Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. who told the late Presidenq Dr. Cbarles A. Lemaistre, scientlfic In the past, he kept 1t m the "I said to him that we would John F. Kennedy m 1002 tllat l aaoouacrd tbe breaklbrou1b but would uot mMt general terms. welcome a vistt by tbe there were no Sov1et offe.nstve 1 The Chief was leadership of his country to this , mtss1les in Cuba. when Kenne- elaborate. He said It would he puhllohed and released In iiiinieiiiw!l country," Johnson said. He dy knew that there were. a medical journal wftblu the added that he told Gromyko the , But Johnson told newsmen. i States welcomed n- ··r think I feel good about our uexl 10 days. programs with the meeting." Hatlo's They'll Do1lt ·Every Time "'I I SHORT REPORT MOSCOW (UPI) - Taa!, th• official Soviet News agency, devoted three paragraphs to President Johnson's news conferene. Thursday~ but made no mentlen of his tnvltation to Soviet leaders to Visll tilt United States. Russi~ns and that " we wanted , He said he hoped for progress ~~"'-~"~~~,v~ra I ESSEX to know them better " on a treaty to ban the spread of I was this to be taken literally nuclear weapons. but did not' as an invitation for Sov1et want to ra1se false hopes. Premier Alexei N. Kosygin and Willing To Pause 1 (Continued from Page I) Communist party chief Leonid On Viet Nam itself, the ber of the community " 1. Bre:zhnev to come here? President reiterated that the Essex knows what he's talk· Asked to elaborate, the , United States was willing to mg about Before takmg over as President said the invita tion :pause m the bombing of North ~Late supermtendent of pub 1f-: was nothing new It had been ' V1et Nam or otherwise de- l instruction he headed the City , NOW YOll KNOW made before publicly and escalate if the enemy would school system in Akron and Hammerful, ot> lbe W•IUI If privately 1ln his State of the 'take corresponding action· , used a wo rk · study program! Kvalo off lbe eoa11 ot N•"'"Y· Union ~essage Jan. t 1965, i "If the aggressor will pause, , ror thr~ years on an experiIt ftgarde~ at the mott •or. Johnson said· '1 hope Ule new 1 we will pause immediately. H mental basis llaern loWII Ia Europe. Soviet leaders ean v1sit Ameri· 'they will witildraw, we will About \00 15 and Hi-year-olds ra so l:tley can learn aboul this ' withdraw immedtately. We WJII from poor homes were enrolled rountry at first hand " Nothmg lay a schedule on the table in a special school where they I came of that overture.) tomorrow-a sch~ule to move were taught not only the three Wecome Exchaoge lou\ of South V1et Nam. . . r's bu t also how to do a JOb. .I The President told his news iprovided they will Jay on the They worked part - hm e at the . conference Thursday he would !table their schedule for with- JObs they were bemg taught. 1 , . r WASHlNGTON - .A new and cow. The collateral and 1roruc Nam are the very same people •·welcome an exchange not only drawal , their schedule to get "It was the most scccessful at an artistic level 01 at the 1their people to qmt the k1lhng prog ram ol 1ts type to date,'' somewhat warmer wmct is blow- fact, moreover, is that if there who for yean have been de. WY2·2039 governmental level.' but at the 1 and the murdenng that is going Essex sa1d. "The youngsters I ing in Ame~1carJ Russ.lim affairs. is truly aJ.lY ~o~ now for the ma~ding .of each successive adOR NIGHT WI 9-2951 very highest levels " on. C'hangOO lhe1r attitudes Instead i ~ t IS possible now WithOut fool- eventual 1Jqmdat1on ut the cold mlrustratron a "more fie:dble'' His remarks came in th~ "But 1 see nothing on the or becoming bitter and sull e:t ! 1sh optlnliSrn to discern some war it nses precisely out of the attitude toward the Soviet Un· Pomeroy Flower Shop wake of several recent u.s. horizon at Ihis momt>nt." the they became useful workers sma ll but perhaps significant steadfast firmness of the Amer- ion and "more imaginatlve'' W. Main Pomtro)' measures to ease trade restric- ' President said, ~>that would and tlwv l1t m cracks m the \iast ice-cap of the ican position in Viet Nam. proposals ~ the Russians to Mra. Millard Van Motu 1 Th lions w1th Russia and Eastern !JUStify my askmg all 300,000 or · People wanted them and ('Old war orson VietNam nave run total~ 1 th R 1 · d d h b J... I aug 1 e uss ans are com· ease Ihe cold war. The1r . clam· ~~=~~~~~===~ Europe · They fell into a £:eneral 400,000 Amencans h · 1 dto stan· man-,.h stave d 1 edm t e JO s \'·111ere Preslderll Jolrnson's concre1e pe 11 ed 1or 1.deo1og1eal reasons . attern washinaton horvos them Most of offer~ Lo the Sov1~t Umon for a ta lk a gooo dea1 abou1 aaarnst the mterest for ease ~"~ w111 ' there w1th t e1r 1an s 10 the1r we a p Cll' e P m-ake clear to the Russians that pockets because someone her e Ihem flnJshed high schoo l. The rt 01 '1\l ing the cold war they have so it does not want the Viet Nam , suggested they pause, unless program was so surressfu l that fundamental easmg ol tensions suppdo the •-.orhth V_ietn,ameseflong proclaimed. . .. . dd 10 Eu r ope~ pemaps eventually mva ers 01 Soul V1et I war to pmson Sov rt·Amen can th e enemy wou ld piiuse. 1 1 Be1utyTips I was ex pan e to me ude . d ed . 1 relations. thref' ~rhools " evP n some mutually ag~eed and m e do g1ve some From the moment he took By Jolt! Bartrum About u.s -Soviet relahons in f Bu t F.ssex " no! a dreamer 1 upon reductions 10 Amencan tual support, they are not. office PreSident John""n has general. Johnson said " I am , He knows that no matter how and Russian troop forces - happi~r m fact about thiS known that his greatest dlfficul- From the fall collection, a 3 an ophm1st I see no reason for ' worthy a plan is 1t's got to be have opened at least tiny ere· greSSIOn than Is the ty and his greatest opportunity rainbow of the Arnencan peop l to fea th I paid ror and :or tiHit you need vice of a posslfllhty tor other States. For the assault on lay not m Viet Nam. as such, colors inspires ' ' Russ>an people'' e r e support from the voters. accommodations It is, al l Viet Nam is primarily an but rather in the infimtely grea- new artistry in Gromyko, the veteran Rus· ~ The People Must Understand course, by means a creva~s~ mI ve~ture at secondhand of , issue of the cold war itself. make-up with the use of not • Pomeroy defeated th~ Rrur.e "Society will have to be made the .lce.berg All the same 1t.1s a ~mese Commllm.sts - and 1 So the heart of the etfort has onebuttwo ,, 1 Tornadoes 22-0 m a 1 . 8tl1 ] to untler~tand that 10 tht' lung begmmng, 1f only a hes1lant IS these sa me Chmese been, first, to show that the or thn·e , grade football game rour>·joy run spendmg more money for and shaky ""'. . nlsts who are locked In a sav- Chinese philosophy of open ag- oolora in ey~ aner school at Racm ~ . TDs th1s type of educatton will be One illustration IS the Pr~sl · age wor~d-w1de stru~gle Wlth gression simply would nol be make-up. We pl'f!fer brush· on shadow to crl!ate new fa· (Continued from Pa ge n were scored by Mark St•ll. on a an eronomy. For one Uung 1t dent s recent qu1te busmess hke U1e Russians for pnmacy in permitted by us to work and shlon looks, It I• eaay to II> , eran d1plomal1 t observPrs said 3-y~rd run m the fir st quarte.r, i w1ll he lp bre<:~k the poverty cy- and l~w-~_t-yed conversat.ions the International Communist second, that if thP RU!ot"ians did ply and the colo" blend tobt:autiful. You ean it had almost no chance of scor· endmg a 62 yard marc 11 S\1 1: elf'. It w1ll help put a stop to here With sov1et Fore1~n Mm1s- l moven:ent continue to shun the more vi~ eether create wonderful 111ualons 1mg w1th tht' Russians m the1r agam from the two m the .;er-, the second and th ird generatiOn ter Andrei A~ Gromvko. They . The mvasinn of South Viet lent Chinese line and behave with our 'brush-on eye shld· , presE-n t mood and quarter and halfback Char- 1welfare enrollments." talkrd about ma ny !flings, in- ! Nam Is more than a design to with some respons 1h1Jity to- ow. with so many new beau 1 iley Lane on a 19-yald Jun 111 Essex firmly believes th3t so- clud1ng the possibility of some I spread China's imperialist form ward the world they r.eed not tiful colo;s tO ehoooe !rom, I will be happy 10 give y011 Optinlistif.· Report the third Bob Werry anfl SLiH 1 ciety can be made to under- Amencan-Russ1an cooperation i of commun,sm; It also consider the United SUttes an a leuon on eye mike up converted extra points , stand , that if the votf'rs are m the long-stalled project of j a mortal repudiation of the enemy forever. !ret. .,..,,,. ..' ... . COLUMBUS - ~REO P. Robin PhaHn 7th gn1('r and : shown the facti and figures, , these. two nuclear @)ants to : Russian policy for Neuenschwander, drreclor !If Panther halfback, was singled they'll be anx10ds to support ag- halt the world-wide spread of with the West •hort ol ----'1 confrontation. tlad the the stall" Devt>lopme~t Df>part- out lor pra1se h}' Coao.. ' It', Pal'l gressive educational programs. ' nud ear weapons. WEATHER 1 1 ment . said tllday Oh1o _m1ght Kloes and B1ll Porter lor ''" , "One thmg I've always found Winston Churchill once said i State• ever followed t~e wei! be the . l'r.s t m tne ' rme offens1ve per lorm(jnee and , successful 1s what I call citizen in another {:onnection of a grave of Itt .pactfist-isolatiomst mnatwn to 1~~tch lh{' :ii2. bllhon tackle Mike Custer w11 s credit- ' seminars. Get a group of citi- 1matter that one should "think I and ·wlthdrbwn Its military .hwen and nn..slbly ••ollldelr·ll 'hoM W'Y 24557 mark fur ne~~. capital mvest- ttd for a good defen·a·1·: el · zens together, show them what ' of it always but speak of It ne- port from South Viet Nam Dowers. ,.... ... U4 I. Mlln Pomerey ment m mduslry this year fort Racme got to the Pomeroy the needs are, explain your ver." The phrase about descrl· immediate victim would Nt~uen ~ch~a~der repotr~ed tha~ 23 late in the game, and put plan and then let them ask bes the Johnson Administra- been South Viet Nam but 0 the ball over from tht·1~. but questions. rn e 1trs nme mon ~ tlon '5' current attitude toward ultimate: Victim in world." corn- :1 1966 $1.54fl 000.000 was mvrst· had it called back fu r 1l ~ ega l "Once they've discussed the the possibility ot a genuine munism w0u1d have been 1 ed m plants or equipment m motwn. whole situation and agreed on easement in the long struggle Soviet Unio11 itselt. . I' the Buckeye State. a plan of act Jon, · f've foun d they I, w1th · Mostuw Everythmg tou-1 ' PresideJU . .Johtasbn and Sec. , I ' ~-~ ~wrll usually support 11 at the chlng the thmg " being care- , retary of State Dean Rusk have i po;;s. ' . fully played down at the White : always understood th,, just I See Us For .•. I 1 1 That ~ VYhat we d1d m Ak- House and in the StatP Depart· as they ha\'e always ur.der!ltood 1 MEETIG POST~OF.Il ron and ~t was very successful. , ment because, of course so ma- l that our bedrock reason re beePORTABLE TRANSISTOR DEVOTED fU INTERESt OF ' The MtddlPport Chamber of : .ow we re encouragm,K local ny ~eemingly llopefuJ gestures I mg In Soutll Viet Nam wall oc. ' RADIOS MEIGS . MASON AREA Comrnerre meeting scheduled dlstncts ~hroug~out the s.ta te to toward the Soviet Umon before makE: certain that the Chinese e TAILE MODEL tonight has been conceied and I u the same lond or Uung, w thJs have ended in di sillusion- ideology-an ideology demand· ·~c:::;:, 'h~'::i,t":~:~::' rescheduled rr-r F'ridav Orto.. ' go out and get the sup/)ort thry ment brought about ny a sud- mg w1de war and death-should RADIOS Publrsb~d •·~r, aneraoom ••ut' ber 21 due to the homecoming need to pa~s the bond Issues den hardemng nt the Soviet line. never preva1l. 1 e CLOCK RADIOS 111d SundaJ hJ r11a Oblo and"P taJt \!!VJt'S next ,month · G"Iven a11 the~ caveats, how- Most iron1cal of allis that the '1 I laturdll' ValleY Publi•n•a 1 a:ompao, m M• 1 game between Middleport and 1 1 ebanJe st.. Pomeroy . Ohio. 4ll7tJY. 11u• p eop e are mterested, ever. the plain fact is 11lat there "peace" shc...iers hert! who e FM·AM RADIOS 2"11511' 1 ~~~~~~~~e~:~~:~~ ;'" omeroy. _ ____ they're concerned, and ttrey •s now at least some movement have so long ~ought to forct! 1 1 ePORTABLE TELEVISION ' ~~~~!~r!? ,~! .,::o!1tte•e 1:',..'::,~~~~ HUN1'ERS AND FISH ' wl ant .,solutmns to theSE' prub- 1toward a lowermg of the heat abandonment or the t\merican e CONSOLE TELEVISION Oh.w ems I l..at · N•uoruu .a,.nWDI repr••••n•U••· Tht Me!g~ Coumy ' . "Jn Huntllrt: ween ••"ashmgton and Mas- cammltmen1 to South Black and White aonmtlb llimb1ll. lac.. 343 LlxJa•· ers Assn is holding a fiSh fry , - --~ - ~-,0., ~·e. Nttf 't'rrrlr Cit.' Ne11t · eCONSOLE COLOR TELEVISION '"" Suba~rlpUor. ratea· Olll•tr~ OJ tomght at their club house on I C LEAVE ISR.~EL "'"" • .,., '""'•" """" ,,, , Snow Ball Hill Serving will . AIRO. VA R. I UP! I - More eSTEREOS ~~:· ~:~t.lneeo~/ ~~~!:.,.~: start at 9 p. rn. than 200,000 JP.ws have immiPortable and Console Models montn• Ill \11: lllru ...... uu I:I..U . , I . . grated (rom Israel because of a l .. o!or Rnut.. wh~r• c•rltr ·~r"Y1MI " I "" ""'''" ooo m••'h. "., DIVORCE GRANTEIJ severe economic crisis thm." ma11 SIO M ~,;~ St~ sun.en,: mon•h• J E h be en grant- an Ara b League repor t sa1d 1 •~ 2,~, Ooe rhrH'"II montn. oanne step as . , 110 1 ~·~·u:;{e' tocludu lundu Tim. ed a divorc-e in Mi!:l~~ Cmm- Thursriay The report sa id 40 Two persons had minor lDJUrleS from .fl~inj{. glass 1ty Commor Pl•a· Co•;rl fr• ml per cent of the American and I Thursday afternoon when an unknown sem1 ng f11pped 1 Wilh am Grant Estep on charges Canadian Jews who went to . a stone and broke a wmdow at the Dair-y Queen, opera! gross neglec• ol duty and i Israel to Jive eventually return- ' ated by Clarence B~rnett, at the JUnction of Rts. 681 -• and 7 1n Tuppers Plams. 1 ~ to their native country. utreme crue Ity Th e St ate H"1gh wav pa t ro 1 ld en t"fi · -• 1 ed th e ·tn)Ur..u 1 WHY FAKI A CHAHCU BUY A GOBLE USED CAR! 66 Chevt>lle ('ap l•tol Comment, . ! I• ' ' . " ~ .TOd!id(*M Parade MiehijU. :State Will Top Boeks; Alahama-;to Lose Events Something's Gotta Give 1 M1tlbu 4 door H1rdl.ap, Y·l tnglnt, 1vtam1tic tnnsmiaslan, powtr st.. r· lne, r1dia & htlffl , WST 1 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. I cylinder, 1uta tr1n1. R1dlo & Htlftr, whltew•ll tiru 64 Ford Galaxie SOOXL 2 Dr. H1rdtop. eyllnder, 4 Like new speed 8 tr1ns. I cylindtr. l11ndud Inns. 64 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr 8 cYlinder, euto R1dio 1nd h .. ter powtr st1ering, whlt.w1d tlrts 63 Chevrolet lei Alre. 4 Or 6 cyl Sl1ndsrd tun• Whitt w1ll tlr.. 61 Buick Special Dr. I cyllndtt, IUIO, trans. RadiD & Htlltr. t Whlftwlll lirtt ~~; ,~'~:~~;:. '~htt~.,..:j, fir••· ~Cj Pnntio1c G T 0 . hmp•"' , Dr Hardtop. 4 '"td tuns. 63 Ford Galaxie mafic tr1n1 R1dlo and hNttr. .,.• ., sturin, whit• wall tlr•• Dart • f UPI Brle s dtr, lfenclard trans . ndft •nd he•t•r 64 Ford F-700 S spHd tr•n• 1 sp•ecl rear dterln1. radio 1nd ht1ttt 4 dr I cyl At fran8. P Dump Truelc I cytlncltr. ... , Long wh11l bast 63 Mercury Custom 2 DGOt H1rdtop. Stt•ring 1 and lr1kt1 Autometlc trans. Keith Goble Ford USED CAR LOT Loc:ust & SycamDre Sh Middleport • 1 ·I 1 1 1 1 EARLY BIRD ... ~ · ~ ~"Sa:~d:a:~ttl~~~~~~;tered 1 i. I NOTICES I, I '2 Or. 270 5arld, 6 cylln· Pow•r I I 500 4 Or I cylinder 1ufo· Dod~e I I stal~ 63 Rambler lj50 Series 4 Dr. 6 evlin· 65 I 1 Ttmpllt 4 Dr. St1tlan W1gan. Autam1lic trans 6 cyllndtr engin1 ( De£eat RaCJfle • 1 64 Pontiac trans Panther Babes 1 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., lOLA'S , lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON MOTOROLA I THE DAILY SENTINEL SPECIALS·'. FUll SIZE..;.. SINGLE CONTROL ELECTRIC Climb ~i()n ·~:' On0ctober9 BLANKETS··· I FIRESTONE I cotun. i .••' .\n: I Datry • Queen patrons Cut In Flytng . Glass ACCI.dent I' '' I I ,: WERNER 1 " RADIO & TV as: ·wanda Sprague of Reedsville and Onetia Richie Tuppers Plains. both of whom had minor cuta from the flying glass. They were standing in front of the window. QUIET AS CARPET! N. Second Ave. . ' ' s 12 VOLT 24MONTH GUARANTEE 20 GALLON PLASTIC s - :WASTE CANS ·- .. . NEW VINYL CUS~10NFLOR WITH BUILT·IN CUSHION $249 BY ~ONGOLEUM·NAIRN ~Is ""' vinyl floorinl has 1 S9rllll)' foam cu~h1on btlwun YinJI surfact and vinyliled back· lf'l. Cusllloftftor absorbs ct1tter 1 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, 0. Sq. Yd. • Wlflllf- becauu 1t's cu$hu;m1G! • Wt~u lthllf-be~aua• It'$ cushioneQI • Eur te cttH-beclust it's \ltnYII Tlltiftr-costs surprisinllr llttld It .-q it IYin IKOftl'l fnMI t - - llonhl • NudJ no cementinc dOII•ll 992·5661 ~....;.;.;,;;::;.;:;_....;. 1 1 INGELS CARPET HOUSE 220 E. MAIN , POMEROY I The patrol ~lied Pabst witll passing on ~ Cijl've and he pos&od bond to appear Oct. 14 ill , Meigs county court. Optn Frld1y and S.turUy Nlthtl ______.;..____ Officers reporfed \hat Betty Manley, 30, of 660 Beech Sl. , Mlddle!JOrl, headed weSI, was maklnJ a left turn, and her car was struck on the left side . by a vehicle driven by David 1Pabst, li, Marietta. PBblt was altemptfhg to pass the Manley car. __J 1 Cited !D Meigs county coort ' Oct. 14 ~y tbe patrol were• Eugene Hawkins, 34, Pomeroy, speeding and Duane .TutOe. 18, lrlmer..illt, defecuve clila~~SL 39 WON'T SPLIT OR CRACK OR RUST. ) ·cOVER LOO(S ON. 1 \ • ' 44' Window and Door ' ' • • • .19c·to49c The accident involving unidentified northbound sem1 ot>eurr•d at I p.m. Thursday. Another Me1gs county acci· nccurred at 3: lD p.m. , Thursday on Rt. 124, two aDd two-tenths miles west of Rt. 325 No one was injured and damage was mmor to both vehicles. Middleport BAnER·IES ' PHONE 992·5432 21 Enter llill. : • tRiO CC Open Class - Leroy Riffle, Charleston, W. Va.; Clark, Lanca91!r; Qlnley 10me Columbus. ~ nex1 lllll climb will held on SUnday, Oct. 30, at p. m. Tbls Is m exe\llng sport and lbe pubue I! 1o aUend. The clUb 11 open new members. . 0 .. ; i ., ' ' . WINI'ER CWB KANSAII, ~· Mo. !UP!) - The Kana~ City AUtlelics Thunday . tltey will operate w I n t e r ) aslructional teem In fboenll, Ariz., to COJ!Ipoaed .of four playen"lallta from the Cleveland and '" orpationt. Three members ., the ·Kauu City team lhiaJ p i : Gil Rid< Athelia at.J lAipD at Well.!ton Pomeroy at Middleport Oat HID at Coii ·•Grove ' lroinon· at Cblllf<otbe lit Pl. "eaSRII · Ill 'i\'~ •• ' f G'&.... . The race, to lbe called "BOAC lntemational 500," will be held for tbe first time at the Brllltds Hatch Grand PriJ: cir<ult In England, July 30, 1967, TONIGBT'S~ Nelaonville at Ga!U _Sitl,lhwesleril a\ -~ «;reek , Overseas Airways Corporation, airline o If i c f a I s announced Thunday. Ill'. Gloualer at North -~ • 'I famed Le Mans race in France, will be sponsored by tile British Twenty-GDe Individuals !enid the Sportsman Ifill conducted on Oct. I and aored by the Twlp City PLAYER SHIFTS cycle club. The event was held tllree Dll!es - t of the Kyger ClflCAGO (UPI) -IBfielder Creek Bchool. Joe Amalfitano and outfielder · Marty !eough were released by John Tolh, NelsoavDie, cap- the Cbll!8go Cubs Thuraday. A lured the 2m CC class. Paul club spokesman said at the Parsons, Albens, was second same time lhe team purchased and Bill Blake ol Nelaonv!Ue, pitdler Jim Ellis from the third. Dallas-Fort Worth mioor IUgUe Here are results of the club for aa ltlldiselosed amount events: of money, and Bent pitcher Bob !100 CC Class -'- Tony Karvl9, Paarlberg to Ita Tacoma, Columbus: Tim Byers, wash., minor league team. l!r, Butch Htffman, at _VIakm~ IS COMING ., SPORTS CAR RAeE 1 LONDON tUPI) -A sports car race, on the level of the Le1114t Rlpllr Service -FOR- eHEA11NG 'e:PtUMBING it.ROOFING . . \' • UWIS ._. ·ltPAIR SDYi(l , . �..... - ' ' .. '· ' ' ' " I" . I . 1 ' Q., Crt 14, 198t ' 1' roice o'J1 Broadway DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, TheSermonette . ' ChanJJe, Renewa}' is Li•fe . OCTOBER • } £ Li • Thi In AI 0 VIng ngs f! . ' ~· . .. . . .' . ' '. =~n ert ill ·W ' AS · . , NOW .:!t'~ n1- ' N~w 66 Tellilelt ·· $2,9~1.41 $2,408,00 . Btrth and growing-up are a nav. I lh'ii11W!d 011' 0 Cuatom • Dr, W•n• All vinyiiiPbolltei'Y and tuU tii'PfL c'- "llhloll Call- . Power ateerlfll. aQioMIIiC Irani., run Chroinl lrtl\mtDI, 111 WSW tb'el, ndlo, and JD111J otb1r acteHOI'Ita. ·. power brakes, automatic tn111., WSW llr"' and lll&ny olbtr realize that change is oot just lion day rapidly is .a part of our experience, but h near," Con~ressional · Used 66 Pontiac Just arrived $2,~5.00 Catalina Conv. Cpe. Fullllzed l'ontlac. Almlllt llltt tho day 11 was aotd. Hydramatlc, 11ower ateerlns power brake~, bll bub capl, whlle wall tlrea and IIIADY o1 litr acctAOrlel. 1963 Chevrolet - . ~ s495 ,~uto. Trans. Radio & Heater flospital News 64 Rambl• ....... Just arrived $1,495.00 0 cyl. 440- 2 Dr. Sedan. This car hll 9,348 euy mlle1 a"d even ha1 the original plastic on the aeata. It bu buct.et 1eats an4 automa!lc alllft. We Cln 1111411 reftr JOU to lb• owner, In our drive for stability, we all have a natural tendency to ______ .1 > l. DRY CLEANING Service On Request 'BLAETTNARS o.. '' '\. POMEROYI • · Clarence E\ Miller told the Toastmasters Club at Lancaster Wednesday night. ''The Administration plans a trip to Southeast in an attempt to reach a tiMI to the war in said Miller. ''Jt certainly is most honorable goal, but we have no doubt that the trip could have, and should been made six months or a year age." Terry Roush Begins Clas•es Nov. 2 Bth By UDited Pre .. llllerllattoaal Today ill Friday, Oct. 14, the 287th dsy of 1966 with 71 follow. The moon Ill between i~ aew phase and first quarter. The morniRg stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening star Is Saturn. Dwight D. Eisenhower was boro on this day in 1890. On this day in bistery: In 1066, the Normans defeated King Harold and his EJigllsb forces in the Battle tf Hastings. In 1912, former President Theodore Roosevelt was ahot Milwaukee and refused to have the wound treated untU he delivered a scheduled speech. Hf> recovered. In 1133, Nazi Germany announced it would withdraw Robinson's CLEANERS POMEROY JUDG>!ENT GRANTED PT. PLEASANT - An order signed by the Mason County Circuit Court has been filed in m the sum of $975 from SPACE AGE Space Age suecessor Ill the old-fashioned comp~essor­ in all Frost·Proof Models. Packs more power for · AWro space, new foatllrl$! i· WE SURE THINK SOl AT 'Piat 1100-R Sedan Real allarp. LOW- protlb: tOo. ~ . aeed product .1. Call coat tnan any other oar. FHiureo llkt: Front dloa brtktt. JndtpendiiiHy fund htad , ., . . . r • WI •D carrle1 .our ancondlllolll.l run P,aaw.. your· oeed nelda 111! " toda)'. J'ree deUVII')' on bulk ordtlf" i,:::ij 1\ Every family men It lnltrtelld In Nitty whlfl ht drtm. And FIA1 11 OO·R oedon glvtl him mort Nftly IMIUIWII no eMira 62 Olds 88 • • • ~ • • • • • ' '1295 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8, Automatic trans. Power steerlni and nnwer brakll. llldlo Wbllt1Valil. " " '. ' • IACKIOAID MOUNTING IIACKET PIECE -··NB'tAI:I sa _,. .. . ._.,.., . . . . _.,w. ........... Regular $3.99 Roush's Shoe Store Middleport .~ ...- sgss PllCI 25C All#:~;,i@rsary C@lf!bratioll DB.UXE .' t PERMANENT FALL :f, LAWIIAIE S349 fi@llb We Are Bringing To You 3 Big Week-End Specials j I I ' . f ___ ,_ ·- UTiliTY UWI WE "PPP"' RIVSOCL 1111 S286 llPPER·TOP I-FOOT WIRE ALUMINUM TRASH BURNER !' SfSilADOEI -sgaa ~ 1liiEE Stal FOLIAGE GARDENS GIFT FOR HOME OR THE HOSPITAL IOOICASE ~ 11699 . .• WOOO£N ZTEPSTOOL S199 {§JS2399 AND REGISRR FOR OUR DOOR PRIZES ' 2-FOOT CIEST Frigidaire Automatic Ice Maker Refrigerator! $ 5.49 39C First FOUl DRAWER " • Fills, freezes, release& and 'lito reo cube a in handy 243 cube server! ' 1QO% Frost·Prool-110 defrosting evert • Glonl171-lb. alzt bottom freezer! • New Wing-Swapltxterlorolrong, eotld Vloi·Shelvos lor new vlsibUily, perte;t -protection! oma11 - .... .....:U!I DUDLEY'S F~l- 1 88K,15.t CV. ft. (NEMA tllndlrd}3oolore orWI\1.. Enrly eonnecled to Wllereuppfr, \ DRAWING-SATURDAY 5 P.M. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT aoc-$2.21 . \sAVE\ ~ ' I ·FOOT T SALES &· SERVICE Ohle ' ' ·IIMt- ' STEPWIDEI . ssaa · WOODIN !ven len Yl!lh operating trade )nl BAKER FURNITURE TODAY,,Ditl'll IT AWAY/ lrhl.. ln IP...... FIBEPLACE IJSEIIBI F for ~PERFECT MIDDLEPORT, 0. I Milt ~ S575 / THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK' CO. : \ ' ' · SMITH'S / GIRLS OXFORDS SO% off rr.. ~J~~matla. and laillighto. Wlndahlold wuhoro. Softly tturlng oolumn. Padded ounvisors. 4·way omargency fltohtr •y•tem. And Sttlftt ra~ufo"' 'IAT 1100.11 \ Ott hllher Jltldt per :acre and hiJher ' • rnaPiy more. ,I MG. $'11 .fS A VARIETY OP GLASSWARE- APPROPRIATI FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, BIRTHDAYS, OR FOR YOUR HOME. tlrea, deluse wheel dlzcs, factory alr<CondltlonlnJI, whitt ov~ green wltb :PI . Interior, Rta!IIWPII. 1 • roJI in the days when Mille gambled away his necessary We met Tom Dewey and his sons one night when w. enter ed th.e Cub Room ot the Stork for dmner, a Roman Collared ~ergyman in tow: anrl know· mg Gov . Dewey Bl~ce we covered the N. Y· D.A. B office. be s~d beJJo and we ntroduced bim to the priest. "See!'' exclaimed Dewey. •·nus is a respectable place - not like that jazz joint on Special Occasion V-8 engine, powar brakea, power lleertna, auto, ft.ane., tinted glua, lie~ .Jf~W . 21" FIREPlACE BASm ASSORRD Glm AND POIIERY 63 Olds Super 88 Holida't' 5eda~ - •lCJ<JS·· TOP BRANDS made blllh of t be m words. We met Elizabeth Taylor lour of her bonevmooM at the Stork Club - wllb Nir.ky Hilton. Mike Wlld!ng, Mike Todd and Eddie Fisher Shor· man Billingsley often on • mere phone call sent M1 k e Todd the cash to meet a pay- 25% off 283 - V-8 engine, auto. trans., radio, wlsJw tires, '!heel dip. ,:1-lollt·..~ Real 1hlrp and real clean. · · · · , glass and wJalw tires. . .. . .• . •. . Full power Including windows 1!111 '~ '~" antenna, Uke n.W wlijw l~ deluxe wlaeel dlttl, tinted glaiS, lactoi')' at®ndltlonlng, 18,000 act._l tnliet. · Arrangements 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4:Door • ·• . •1395 . Hearing~ ,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steerlnr, white over blue with blue IDitrlol', 14,000 mllel. IIMI ~IW'p. · . , :c '. 65 Buick Riviera2Dt~1 H.T. • • • ~3595~ very Kefauver aulliorilies set up an German puppet state · ··:1d~uarters in East Bertin. A lliought for the dayRussian novelist Ivan Turgeniev said: "I agree with DO man'R opinion. 1 have some of my own." BEST CARS-VALUE PRICED 64 Rambler 2 Door H.t • - • • $l39J ED 3 ROOMS Newrnr• '299 • Friday and Saturday, 9 A.M. to 5 p.M. JHI ·~' :,~::m·w~u::: MASON from the Leegue or Nations at the end of 1934. In 1949, RU8slan occupation the office of the Circuit Clerk granUng defaull judgment the plaintiff, D. W. Rothgeb, defendanls, Charles William Pickens, Leonard Pickens dba Interdlot 011 .. "'" mate boss - Frank Costello her engagemnt positivi•' wu "·• , CoeteUoIn once wao drler Sherman's _,.. 81.. you wanted to go to!" partner so,called dav• and ~emlled and •-•It ' """ w"' respectabl•. What. but he ao.Id out to Sberm whM ONLY :W:'n/:; ~ .....-~ . : j:~ :~rtedthe FBI berratlngs Ill a few u became plain the staridar Is a mem 1 of Lineup of the clientele were .,.,_ .leNO.OO Dawn - 1111,... '" enough to bull< out pleasantly Society, Shennan ran 1 brlgh~ yond the ombitioos of e;.~ the ConVNJ...t f.,_ • 1y: entertaln lngly decorous pre- most polished hoodlum · The our story which bad been e·· tracted from the highest postn· mJs~s, and eveo the ';)eDt-noSe Stork took on a distiuction 11ot ble authority apart trom the eauli0001or. eared rnembere oJ oven J. Edgar Hoover· ~~~~ aerene principals. the Wlderworld Sherman once and once all perlpberal ev • FURNITURE CO. There also were the Sha~ of bad dealt with In Ida Prohlbl or the underworld dlsappearod MASON, W. VA. Iran and Owney Madden, the tion dayo knew lt. Moot of he and bfs right-hand :· latter one night Dill so long ago . them were barred at the door Clyde Tolson enjoyed many month before a DeWll storv and::_~tbey:;.~- _:"':•:;er:..._:t:oo::_k_v~ic~lo~ua~m~eal~w~ltb~Sh~e~rm~an':..~--~~~:::':::::"::::~=~=~~-_:_:_:__:_;:! stated Dally that the former ·,• or Manbattan's racketo -' "never" set foot In N•w s1nc e "I If -'1 · u II se -eAJ e to Hot Ar"a., we sa1 wlth both Costello and Rudolph on different nights dur mat· Tile AlmBDBe i Pickens Cab Company. ' m~....ng rlage, we told Grace wa knew gram. HOUR h~~fc~~~M~ white finish. Power steerlnl 111tl tiraku; auto- ''OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEAUttfl' Middleport, 0. II S. Socond Avo. · r ' 60 Buick leSabre 4 dr. Stilail "' 'i' ; .. $495' R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 80 . Terry Lynn Roush, son of Mr. and _h~ppmes~. But the key to ' and Mrs. Virgil E. Roush, R.D. pa~tlCJ~atlng m t~ eternal , ?"·· 2, Racine, has enrolled at the gomg life of God hes m echomg Ohio 'Technical College, 886 Sunc?n.tinual_ly within our minds the bury Road, Columbus, dlVJ~e ..wJI: for us: ·:se born ;classes November 28, in El~!eagam, With our trusting an-! tronics Engineering Technoloswer: "1 am born again!-" gy. Viewe~ frem this standpoint, Ohio Tech. i!l one of only 37 even agmg and death take technical schools in the entire I their place as necessary parts 1 nation offering an accredited of the endless drama of "new engineering technology pro- 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful all lfblte finish with black b\10> IJ:et seats. Stick 111111. 0 cyL uctne. A oblrp car lllllda and out. 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio & Heater our way of life. Even the cells of our body are constantly be· ing replaced by new cells. so that we will be made 6 ( cernpletely new "stuff" a mere 10 years from now. Jesus of Nazareth summed up the positive side of this constant process of change by saying, " You mufit be born anew" (Jn. 3:n That is to say , it is the will or God and necessary to our maturing as His children that the "new" be constantly born oul of the "old." rling to the past or the present as the "'~fe'' bet for survival 65 Mustang ··.. · · Just anlved $1 "95.00 1959 Rambler -· -- s495 :J ' ! Eleetn 4 dr. Hat4 Top. FACTORY AIR CONDlTIONJID, Thlt car Ia 10 nearly new II L'IJUI4 be jut oa allow fQOIII. Tho former owner eal4 lit would !It 1iJ lo l'tCOIIIDitDd !111 car and hll actlolll proved It becJUII Ill boulbt aiiOiher Buick. New one coat about eaooo.oo. 1960 Chevrolet · · · S69S I Dr. Sedan V-8. ' Und 66 Iuick ··· ··· $3,995.00 $3,145.00 Corvair 2 Dr. Sid. shift. Radio and Healer by life's unresting seal Mil}er Be}'Ieves Tri'p 111-TllD'ed New 66 Ltmans ··• · $31342.00 $2,725.16 ve pqnttae 4 dr, HUll Top. T!u.lelb• llneet aa4 but mid• Ia 1111allest Jeri•• Pontiac. 11 bulbe notebod bJclr Nat and npmded au vltlfl tuU Mall- 11 lw radio, powtl' atetriiiJo 1ccessoriea. thmore thsn 211 vearo kind of happy change, full of hope and new joys, but shot . through also with the Uttle agonies of readjustment. Aging and death, are part of IIIJr changing lives, which one moro clearly sees as years pa... Jn !act, the more we learn ''The actions ttday in about ourselves, the more we ington leave no doubt that 18 OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 to 12. ~ to 6 iClvn at Noon on lburs - EuHJourt St. Pomeroy all br 5•000 mldoightl of all seen advertisements for As Oliver Wendell Holm.. 1 at bts hallowed sa. tranquilizers or 1tomach reme- pictured this growing aware- ~':;';.,the people we met there di"' which show a person sur· ne"· a up to a starlllng total rounded by a "blur" of actlvi- Build thee more stately man- ~·=· and ty, iR the. midst .r which ht sions 0 my soul • Ducbi!SI of stands vasuely bewildorod and As ~e swift se;sons roll! :nds;' and Frank Costello, looking a lillie aick Leave thy low-vaulted past! Abog • eter of Yugoslavia and ' Let each new temple nobler 'Longle" Zwlllman, the Wo may oot purchase the th th 1 1 ' King of lraa and Jim ""Niggy" drug, but we find It easy 1o Shutantheee from as ' heaven with G Rutkln,KPrince Rainier and II th sympathize with that person be.. race e J on e eve of the a deme more vast ing dashed-about by the wav"' Till thtu at length ~rt free, top frtlm.page Journal •. Amer· of change. Le . th' t sbell tcan headUne with which we avmg me ou grown revealed thei 1 r'U>ftlii SALE :· , •·we lid ~ 111a1 our would lit 18 81 emperor of 10 gracefully is change. We have aAd the miracle of hurnu life. more ..... ' where Sb;,..: Bl~;~ey One If the moot dlffioult birth" and we become things Ill the world 1o -~ ~pt more' aware of the NEW 66 . :USED C-R . . . The biggest people In , dearly •-•·eel moo. th S~· to -, ... • . ', S9 N. 2nd Ava. Serving . . Ph, WY 2·5'/l .._..,,AlMon Clfr, ' J;nHre lla lend Area ' The Deport_. Ston of lullcllng Since 1915 Photne 9.UIOO 1t 992-$5011 ·... , �..... - ' ' .. '· ' ' ' " I" . I . 1 ' Q., Crt 14, 198t ' 1' roice o'J1 Broadway DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, TheSermonette . ' ChanJJe, Renewa}' is Li•fe . OCTOBER • } £ Li • Thi In AI 0 VIng ngs f! . ' ~· . .. . . .' . ' '. =~n ert ill ·W ' AS · . , NOW .:!t'~ n1- ' N~w 66 Tellilelt ·· $2,9~1.41 $2,408,00 . Btrth and growing-up are a nav. I lh'ii11W!d 011' 0 Cuatom • Dr, W•n• All vinyiiiPbolltei'Y and tuU tii'PfL c'- "llhloll Call- . Power ateerlfll. aQioMIIiC Irani., run Chroinl lrtl\mtDI, 111 WSW tb'el, ndlo, and JD111J otb1r acteHOI'Ita. ·. power brakes, automatic tn111., WSW llr"' and lll&ny olbtr realize that change is oot just lion day rapidly is .a part of our experience, but h near," Con~ressional · Used 66 Pontiac Just arrived $2,~5.00 Catalina Conv. Cpe. Fullllzed l'ontlac. Almlllt llltt tho day 11 was aotd. Hydramatlc, 11ower ateerlns power brake~, bll bub capl, whlle wall tlrea and IIIADY o1 litr acctAOrlel. 1963 Chevrolet - . ~ s495 ,~uto. Trans. Radio & Heater flospital News 64 Rambl• ....... Just arrived $1,495.00 0 cyl. 440- 2 Dr. Sedan. This car hll 9,348 euy mlle1 a"d even ha1 the original plastic on the aeata. It bu buct.et 1eats an4 automa!lc alllft. We Cln 1111411 reftr JOU to lb• owner, In our drive for stability, we all have a natural tendency to ______ .1 > l. DRY CLEANING Service On Request 'BLAETTNARS o.. '' '\. POMEROYI • · Clarence E\ Miller told the Toastmasters Club at Lancaster Wednesday night. ''The Administration plans a trip to Southeast in an attempt to reach a tiMI to the war in said Miller. ''Jt certainly is most honorable goal, but we have no doubt that the trip could have, and should been made six months or a year age." Terry Roush Begins Clas•es Nov. 2 Bth By UDited Pre .. llllerllattoaal Today ill Friday, Oct. 14, the 287th dsy of 1966 with 71 follow. The moon Ill between i~ aew phase and first quarter. The morniRg stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening star Is Saturn. Dwight D. Eisenhower was boro on this day in 1890. On this day in bistery: In 1066, the Normans defeated King Harold and his EJigllsb forces in the Battle tf Hastings. In 1912, former President Theodore Roosevelt was ahot Milwaukee and refused to have the wound treated untU he delivered a scheduled speech. Hf> recovered. In 1133, Nazi Germany announced it would withdraw Robinson's CLEANERS POMEROY JUDG>!ENT GRANTED PT. PLEASANT - An order signed by the Mason County Circuit Court has been filed in m the sum of $975 from SPACE AGE Space Age suecessor Ill the old-fashioned comp~essor­ in all Frost·Proof Models. Packs more power for · AWro space, new foatllrl$! i· WE SURE THINK SOl AT 'Piat 1100-R Sedan Real allarp. LOW- protlb: tOo. ~ . aeed product .1. Call coat tnan any other oar. FHiureo llkt: Front dloa brtktt. JndtpendiiiHy fund htad , ., . . . r • WI •D carrle1 .our ancondlllolll.l run P,aaw.. your· oeed nelda 111! " toda)'. J'ree deUVII')' on bulk ordtlf" i,:::ij 1\ Every family men It lnltrtelld In Nitty whlfl ht drtm. And FIA1 11 OO·R oedon glvtl him mort Nftly IMIUIWII no eMira 62 Olds 88 • • • ~ • • • • • ' '1295 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8, Automatic trans. Power steerlni and nnwer brakll. llldlo Wbllt1Valil. " " '. ' • IACKIOAID MOUNTING IIACKET PIECE -··NB'tAI:I sa _,. .. . ._.,.., . . . . _.,w. ........... Regular $3.99 Roush's Shoe Store Middleport .~ ...- sgss PllCI 25C All#:~;,i@rsary C@lf!bratioll DB.UXE .' t PERMANENT FALL :f, LAWIIAIE S349 fi@llb We Are Bringing To You 3 Big Week-End Specials j I I ' . f ___ ,_ ·- UTiliTY UWI WE "PPP"' RIVSOCL 1111 S286 llPPER·TOP I-FOOT WIRE ALUMINUM TRASH BURNER !' SfSilADOEI -sgaa ~ 1liiEE Stal FOLIAGE GARDENS GIFT FOR HOME OR THE HOSPITAL IOOICASE ~ 11699 . .• WOOO£N ZTEPSTOOL S199 {§JS2399 AND REGISRR FOR OUR DOOR PRIZES ' 2-FOOT CIEST Frigidaire Automatic Ice Maker Refrigerator! $ 5.49 39C First FOUl DRAWER " • Fills, freezes, release& and 'lito reo cube a in handy 243 cube server! ' 1QO% Frost·Prool-110 defrosting evert • Glonl171-lb. alzt bottom freezer! • New Wing-Swapltxterlorolrong, eotld Vloi·Shelvos lor new vlsibUily, perte;t -protection! oma11 - .... .....:U!I DUDLEY'S F~l- 1 88K,15.t CV. ft. (NEMA tllndlrd}3oolore orWI\1.. Enrly eonnecled to Wllereuppfr, \ DRAWING-SATURDAY 5 P.M. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT aoc-$2.21 . \sAVE\ ~ ' I ·FOOT T SALES &· SERVICE Ohle ' ' ·IIMt- ' STEPWIDEI . ssaa · WOODIN !ven len Yl!lh operating trade )nl BAKER FURNITURE TODAY,,Ditl'll IT AWAY/ lrhl.. ln IP...... FIBEPLACE IJSEIIBI F for ~PERFECT MIDDLEPORT, 0. I Milt ~ S575 / THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK' CO. : \ ' ' · SMITH'S / GIRLS OXFORDS SO% off rr.. ~J~~matla. and laillighto. Wlndahlold wuhoro. Softly tturlng oolumn. Padded ounvisors. 4·way omargency fltohtr •y•tem. And Sttlftt ra~ufo"' 'IAT 1100.11 \ Ott hllher Jltldt per :acre and hiJher ' • rnaPiy more. ,I MG. $'11 .fS A VARIETY OP GLASSWARE- APPROPRIATI FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, BIRTHDAYS, OR FOR YOUR HOME. tlrea, deluse wheel dlzcs, factory alr<CondltlonlnJI, whitt ov~ green wltb :PI . Interior, Rta!IIWPII. 1 • roJI in the days when Mille gambled away his necessary We met Tom Dewey and his sons one night when w. enter ed th.e Cub Room ot the Stork for dmner, a Roman Collared ~ergyman in tow: anrl know· mg Gov . Dewey Bl~ce we covered the N. Y· D.A. B office. be s~d beJJo and we ntroduced bim to the priest. "See!'' exclaimed Dewey. •·nus is a respectable place - not like that jazz joint on Special Occasion V-8 engine, powar brakea, power lleertna, auto, ft.ane., tinted glua, lie~ .Jf~W . 21" FIREPlACE BASm ASSORRD Glm AND POIIERY 63 Olds Super 88 Holida't' 5eda~ - •lCJ<JS·· TOP BRANDS made blllh of t be m words. We met Elizabeth Taylor lour of her bonevmooM at the Stork Club - wllb Nir.ky Hilton. Mike Wlld!ng, Mike Todd and Eddie Fisher Shor· man Billingsley often on • mere phone call sent M1 k e Todd the cash to meet a pay- 25% off 283 - V-8 engine, auto. trans., radio, wlsJw tires, '!heel dip. ,:1-lollt·..~ Real 1hlrp and real clean. · · · · , glass and wJalw tires. . .. . .• . •. . Full power Including windows 1!111 '~ '~" antenna, Uke n.W wlijw l~ deluxe wlaeel dlttl, tinted glaiS, lactoi')' at®ndltlonlng, 18,000 act._l tnliet. · Arrangements 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4:Door • ·• . •1395 . Hearing~ ,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steerlnr, white over blue with blue IDitrlol', 14,000 mllel. IIMI ~IW'p. · . , :c '. 65 Buick Riviera2Dt~1 H.T. • • • ~3595~ very Kefauver aulliorilies set up an German puppet state · ··:1d~uarters in East Bertin. A lliought for the dayRussian novelist Ivan Turgeniev said: "I agree with DO man'R opinion. 1 have some of my own." BEST CARS-VALUE PRICED 64 Rambler 2 Door H.t • - • • $l39J ED 3 ROOMS Newrnr• '299 • Friday and Saturday, 9 A.M. to 5 p.M. JHI ·~' :,~::m·w~u::: MASON from the Leegue or Nations at the end of 1934. In 1949, RU8slan occupation the office of the Circuit Clerk granUng defaull judgment the plaintiff, D. W. Rothgeb, defendanls, Charles William Pickens, Leonard Pickens dba Interdlot 011 .. "'" mate boss - Frank Costello her engagemnt positivi•' wu "·• , CoeteUoIn once wao drler Sherman's _,.. 81.. you wanted to go to!" partner so,called dav• and ~emlled and •-•It ' """ w"' respectabl•. What. but he ao.Id out to Sberm whM ONLY :W:'n/:; ~ .....-~ . : j:~ :~rtedthe FBI berratlngs Ill a few u became plain the staridar Is a mem 1 of Lineup of the clientele were .,.,_ .leNO.OO Dawn - 1111,... '" enough to bull< out pleasantly Society, Shennan ran 1 brlgh~ yond the ombitioos of e;.~ the ConVNJ...t f.,_ • 1y: entertaln lngly decorous pre- most polished hoodlum · The our story which bad been e·· tracted from the highest postn· mJs~s, and eveo the ';)eDt-noSe Stork took on a distiuction 11ot ble authority apart trom the eauli0001or. eared rnembere oJ oven J. Edgar Hoover· ~~~~ aerene principals. the Wlderworld Sherman once and once all perlpberal ev • FURNITURE CO. There also were the Sha~ of bad dealt with In Ida Prohlbl or the underworld dlsappearod MASON, W. VA. Iran and Owney Madden, the tion dayo knew lt. Moot of he and bfs right-hand :· latter one night Dill so long ago . them were barred at the door Clyde Tolson enjoyed many month before a DeWll storv and::_~tbey:;.~- _:"':•:;er:..._:t:oo::_k_v~ic~lo~ua~m~eal~w~ltb~Sh~e~rm~an':..~--~~~:::':::::"::::~=~=~~-_:_:_:__:_;:! stated Dally that the former ·,• or Manbattan's racketo -' "never" set foot In N•w s1nc e "I If -'1 · u II se -eAJ e to Hot Ar"a., we sa1 wlth both Costello and Rudolph on different nights dur mat· Tile AlmBDBe i Pickens Cab Company. ' m~....ng rlage, we told Grace wa knew gram. HOUR h~~fc~~~M~ white finish. Power steerlnl 111tl tiraku; auto- ''OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEAUttfl' Middleport, 0. II S. Socond Avo. · r ' 60 Buick leSabre 4 dr. Stilail "' 'i' ; .. $495' R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 80 . Terry Lynn Roush, son of Mr. and _h~ppmes~. But the key to ' and Mrs. Virgil E. Roush, R.D. pa~tlCJ~atlng m t~ eternal , ?"·· 2, Racine, has enrolled at the gomg life of God hes m echomg Ohio 'Technical College, 886 Sunc?n.tinual_ly within our minds the bury Road, Columbus, dlVJ~e ..wJI: for us: ·:se born ;classes November 28, in El~!eagam, With our trusting an-! tronics Engineering Technoloswer: "1 am born again!-" gy. Viewe~ frem this standpoint, Ohio Tech. i!l one of only 37 even agmg and death take technical schools in the entire I their place as necessary parts 1 nation offering an accredited of the endless drama of "new engineering technology pro- 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful all lfblte finish with black b\10> IJ:et seats. Stick 111111. 0 cyL uctne. A oblrp car lllllda and out. 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio & Heater our way of life. Even the cells of our body are constantly be· ing replaced by new cells. so that we will be made 6 ( cernpletely new "stuff" a mere 10 years from now. Jesus of Nazareth summed up the positive side of this constant process of change by saying, " You mufit be born anew" (Jn. 3:n That is to say , it is the will or God and necessary to our maturing as His children that the "new" be constantly born oul of the "old." rling to the past or the present as the "'~fe'' bet for survival 65 Mustang ··.. · · Just anlved $1 "95.00 1959 Rambler -· -- s495 :J ' ! Eleetn 4 dr. Hat4 Top. FACTORY AIR CONDlTIONJID, Thlt car Ia 10 nearly new II L'IJUI4 be jut oa allow fQOIII. Tho former owner eal4 lit would !It 1iJ lo l'tCOIIIDitDd !111 car and hll actlolll proved It becJUII Ill boulbt aiiOiher Buick. New one coat about eaooo.oo. 1960 Chevrolet · · · S69S I Dr. Sedan V-8. ' Und 66 Iuick ··· ··· $3,995.00 $3,145.00 Corvair 2 Dr. Sid. shift. Radio and Healer by life's unresting seal Mil}er Be}'Ieves Tri'p 111-TllD'ed New 66 Ltmans ··• · $31342.00 $2,725.16 ve pqnttae 4 dr, HUll Top. T!u.lelb• llneet aa4 but mid• Ia 1111allest Jeri•• Pontiac. 11 bulbe notebod bJclr Nat and npmded au vltlfl tuU Mall- 11 lw radio, powtl' atetriiiJo 1ccessoriea. thmore thsn 211 vearo kind of happy change, full of hope and new joys, but shot . through also with the Uttle agonies of readjustment. Aging and death, are part of IIIJr changing lives, which one moro clearly sees as years pa... Jn !act, the more we learn ''The actions ttday in about ourselves, the more we ington leave no doubt that 18 OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 to 12. ~ to 6 iClvn at Noon on lburs - EuHJourt St. Pomeroy all br 5•000 mldoightl of all seen advertisements for As Oliver Wendell Holm.. 1 at bts hallowed sa. tranquilizers or 1tomach reme- pictured this growing aware- ~':;';.,the people we met there di"' which show a person sur· ne"· a up to a starlllng total rounded by a "blur" of actlvi- Build thee more stately man- ~·=· and ty, iR the. midst .r which ht sions 0 my soul • Ducbi!SI of stands vasuely bewildorod and As ~e swift se;sons roll! :nds;' and Frank Costello, looking a lillie aick Leave thy low-vaulted past! Abog • eter of Yugoslavia and ' Let each new temple nobler 'Longle" Zwlllman, the Wo may oot purchase the th th 1 1 ' King of lraa and Jim ""Niggy" drug, but we find It easy 1o Shutantheee from as ' heaven with G Rutkln,KPrince Rainier and II th sympathize with that person be.. race e J on e eve of the a deme more vast ing dashed-about by the wav"' Till thtu at length ~rt free, top frtlm.page Journal •. Amer· of change. Le . th' t sbell tcan headUne with which we avmg me ou grown revealed thei 1 r'U>ftlii SALE :· , •·we lid ~ 111a1 our would lit 18 81 emperor of 10 gracefully is change. We have aAd the miracle of hurnu life. more ..... ' where Sb;,..: Bl~;~ey One If the moot dlffioult birth" and we become things Ill the world 1o -~ ~pt more' aware of the NEW 66 . :USED C-R . . . The biggest people In , dearly •-•·eel moo. th S~· to -, ... • . ', S9 N. 2nd Ava. Serving . . Ph, WY 2·5'/l .._..,,AlMon Clfr, ' J;nHre lla lend Area ' The Deport_. Ston of lullcllng Since 1915 Photne 9.UIOO 1t 992-$5011 ·... , �.•. · 8-Dolly Sentinel, Pomvoy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 14, 1968 Circle Enjoys Covered Dish Dinner Event ~l!r~~-11.1==~.-J tloleramhletholelaurJumbl.., one Iotter to each oquare, to form four ordlnarr words. c • $I.4BI'}}'lOB onstrnctiOD }967 Vietnamese are Study Topic of Cultural Club Pleasant Valley Hospital AdmlHed- Albert Smilll, Pt. Pleasant; Rainey. PT. PLEASANT - State p., Apple Grove. . s 1 lice Investigated a two vehicle Dtscblrged - ·Ml'l. amue aecldent Thul'lday 8:30a.m. oa Plants, Leon. ' Two Car Accident b Inve~~tigated Of New Highways by Dally SeDDnel, I'Umeroy-Mfddleport, 0 ., Oct. If, ~!_<:ha•l Sentinel Church News "VietNam, the people and COLUMBUS (UP!) - High- jor thoroughfares. Rt. 2 just below Sbadle Bridge:ll~:~;~~::1 their customs'' was the top1e way Director P. E. Masheter, The report, w_hlc,h .i:l ~~~.rt~:n, by ~slh:~ A covered dlsh dinner at I of the program presented by In a four • year report to the highway construction s role Robert Warner wben the . or said Thursda• Ohio the economic and mduslrlal traveling nordt on Rt. 2 p.m.. JftCfldecl the meetmg of L...:YERF~::;;O~~::::::.,:;:"·~;::-~-;:'!""~ the Federated Circle Wednesb govern • ' . I Obi 'd and struck a l'llr drivenndby lll llliI hak Pomeroy S espeare c u ·n have placed II.! billion prosperity o o, sat UY evening at tbe church. Wednesday afternoon at the =~rth of highway construction building of new highw3)'S nore Hutchinson, 88, Sa yv e, bome of Mra. T. A. Hennessy, d contract by the end of •Ides an annual payroll ol . head-on. th k ock d Members were seated at an Butternut Ave. un er million for workmen aod eng•- The Burks car en n e For Your attracUve table carrymg out TEAHB Mrs. Warner told of the . this year. neers employed by private down a fence and went I•~ a Office Supply Need• lhe pink anu white color theme. of two Viet Nam boys and Masheter, in 8 32-pa·ge, four- tractors. field. Alma Burks was. ta en A white cake iced ln pink on a _ .. _ _ __ __ t@ bow they became color report called "Ohlo Higil. . . _ to Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal for milk glass cak• stand centered WI'.'/ A~ U&ED She also read a letter way Story. !963·1966." . said The dtrector satd Ohto •x observation and later releosed the table . Mrs. Louis Reibel SLJ:;TED "TO 1END MA~51N A she had received from her br.. htghwoy construction Will reach pects to complete Ita 1,52!!-mtle and Mrs. Hutchmson suffered a asked grace Pollowmg the dm- . : . V' STA&"E C>eCII:'et7iO 1tending 8 YMCA meeting at 1 1500 million total during !9116. Interstate highway systom be· c~u~t~ch~in~.~Pr~op~er~ty~~d;;a;;m;;age~~;;:;M~tD~D=L&~PO~RT~,~O~. ner and precedmg the meeting, \OI"EN Ul" A TAl~ $OP.' ther . . . fore the national deadline was estimated at $800. 19211 while he was atMiss Marguerite Meyer and tending a YMCA meeting at Attentwn durmg th~ fOUJ -yea.r 1972. Mrs. Clara Karr took a box of Helelngforse, Finland, period , Mashdeter smpedd,,.w,edasp~~ He said the Rhodes Adrninlslrult and cake lo Mrs Gladys N h •-•~ ld'- In diti 5 there --~-~ towar an ex OWUI'IIllf:t ee....- ~.-c•-. g con °~ . ·h ""'"" 1 maJ·or construction, tration will have invested $961 · Cuckler from the Ch·cle. te form theiUI"'Irlle anawer, u The meeting, JD c arge gram o ·w . new interstate cen1 Mn Roy Seyfried, president, I~;:.J,_*:~A~-~~~~-;:::;~~·~.....W~~;br~t~h;n::boY;:•:.:•anoo;:::;n;·l Mrs. Dale Smith, president, op- reconstruction and Isrt ~~u~;:o~~~ncluding right ol . h I th eefng lilt! ~ ened with the Women's Cree<J provements, co~p e lOD • • by the end =~c~n ocpe~~e :lth e d:~ns ~ b.. . . A A . . . . A unison. Devotions taken from Ohio's interstate hiRhway sys- and engmeeriDg 'od - -- -(..-,.,... -••u~"N"w/ -11 were led by Mrs. Hen- tern, and improvement of rna- the four • year pert · taken from Psalm 126:6 by Mrs. and closed with Mrs. t he Norman Kloes, who re~d ~ • Juahlelt AUDit POACH INNING CALLOW Prayer in unison. story, "Then Sooleone Sm•les. Ynh'ftlay • II' __ _. '!( ...___ ,, ..... · 1e, "The . c0lor!ul AluWft'l .,_lim -_,.. .._..,y - · l'fHNI Louis Reibel read a Jeuer which and .1n art1c ...,,._CLOIHINO M Autumn," and closed with pray"" ohe had received from "· -:--:-:--:----;--~======== Phil Williamson stating eJ. Mr. Williamsm1 is much im- b [J I·•I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 1 I I ( J "- J 1 tUNGAMMb Y-: I I U r I I I 'i ( r I l rv Leading Creek ASSOCiatiOD tO MOVe Meehngs • Our low Price I' PIANOS WalnutHijinks Announcing I ONLY S89·00 Thia -..nlble jet pwnp II compact, efficient and dependable. A coavenient bolt-on 1!-jeetor il!l r.asUr repositioned for shallow or deep well servIce. Assembly ill <1>mpleto with pwnp, lJs hp motor, ejector, 13caD.Oil preiSUl"e tank, pressure regulating vah-e , presnre I Witch, air charger and 1" braa foot ¥&1ft!. This is the perled-io< imm ......... 232 E. Second 992·2036 Pomeroy "J 0 9 t0 l0 p m Da• y . . •.•. I I I I I I I SUPER COMPACT RECTANGULAR COLOR TV ~.. 'I 'I Miss Kegley will ride on the local n.., wldt tbe theme or t.his year's float being "Showers of Rol!les," jolning her on the float will be Ml" Cindy Lee Christian, !Jttle Miss Malson County. i 1 I They will parlldpate in the Grand Parade which starll at 1 p.m. following a II a.m. : luncheon. The Point Pleasant : High School band will also par ! 1ticipate in the parade. I I I I .. . 1 The Black Walnut Queen ; this year il!l Miss Jennifer LynD Youk, 17, of Grantaville. ' Miss Kegley is the daughter of Mr. and Mro. J. W. Kegley ol 2617 Mt. Vernon Avenue and : Cindy is the daughter of Mr. : and Mrs. D. L. Christian , 29ll Spruce Avenue. i I . DOOR PRIZES *Boys Bike *Girls Bike *Hair Dryer *Wall Clock *Hand Mixer *Transistor Radio ASPIRIN I 100 COUNT OPENING SPECIAL COKE King Size Carton HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR SPRAY 1 'I FREE -New 1967 Chevrolet Camaro I --·' ... !I Jess Thomas Dies Thursday FrtM MolorDII' I 11110 fti1M ,, Color ' T\1 with ~elect hrdwoOCI vennn 1nd "lid1 with IP!IIIId Ml .. wnt Mlplo ilnln rtnl•h. Fits places you never thought big-screen Color TV could go ... eWith MMnrola'g special span· internal magnetic picturE'· tuhe shield ~a\'ing !""' ' •' r-:;J I,.:] 1 Sulid stale reliability at 11 critical polntl eHi ·l'i ('olor Tube with rare earth phosphors eTint control • Power tran~furmt r cha11sis • A.utoma! ic demagneti:zer e Color indicator light Euy Color Tuning r•Gntrol ~ urP nu mhPr~rl ~impli {y n•pf'at f', ,!m· help!t l m ni ng. Tahr.>s th r g w ~~wnrk out of tu.,i na r n1or TV \ I! "• Color TV-~our best entert•m· S499·95 I l I 1 I dl19. tube nw11.; 226 Itt· In, picturt vitwing l f l l PRICES START AT 429.95 ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION l-----------------.. ----~ 11 PT. PLEASANT - Jess Wil- 1 iard Thomas, 49, 137 P a r k Drive, died ~xpectedly Thurs- op. l CU611 C with 21" ovtrall ......... 1 day morning in Pleasant Valley I 1 Hospital. He was owner and of the 28th street Pure I erator Oil Stallon and formerly owned I , and operated the Jackson Ave- 'I nue Sunoco Service Station. [ He waa born October 14, 19171 at Bear Creek, Tenn., a son of ! the late Abner and Emma Jer-· · fers Thomas. He was a Navy I \'eteran or World War 11 . and e. member Gf the American Le- ~ ment buy Harry Miller, Owner 214 E. MAIN POMEROY :I gton. I Surviving are his wife, Madge Foley Thomas ; one daughter, Mrs. ·Brenda Cornelius, La n· caster, Ohio ; LW9 brothers, Lee Thomas, Wheaton, Maryland, and Donald Thomas, Menot. N. D.; three sis.ten, Mn. Goldie 1 Childera, Dull, Tenn., Mrs. Mildred Ward, Pataakala, Ohio and Mrs. Lena Coffey, Kirkers· vlll•. Ohio, and two grand- 1 11 'II MED. SIZE .CREST Alki-Seltzer, Reg. 67c, 25 _count - - - 54c Reg. 35c Ex.J.ax, pills, Reg. 79c ______ 61 c Anacin, Reg. 1.33, 100 count 1.03 LIMIT Contac, Reg. 1.49, 10 count 1.13 ONE Vicks 44, Regular 98c _ _____ 76c S.S.S. Tonic, Regular 1.44 1.03 Jergen's Lotion, Regular 1.00 - - - - 77c· Geritol, Regular 2.98 2.03 Tampax, Reg. 4Sc, tO's - - - - - - 41c LIQUID Band Aids, Regular 53c - -- -- 42c Chocks, Reg. 3.29, 100's 2.20 Heating Pad, Regular 4,95 - - - - 3.85 Ben Gay, Regular 89c - -- - - - 69c Reg.30c Zestabs, Reg. 3.49, 130 count 1.98 Lysol Spray, Reg. 1.79, economy size - 1.38 LIMIT ONE ALWAYS e FAST e FREE DELIVERY Help Us Celebrate! PRELL NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ch~~:~l arrangements will be iL208 announced by the Mohr-Steven• I 1 Funoral Homo. I LIMIT ONE To Be Given Away -1\lothing To Buy- Just Come In and Register. E. Main • • . • 992-2586 • • •. Pomeroy • • • FREE '.'COKE" For EVERYONE •I In Gal!lpoll~ All!llated wltb S. B.C. Rev. R. I. Pinson, pastor. Sunday School every Sunday, I p. m. Preacblag service• the lth Sunday of each monlll. Mt Morilb Baptist Cbure~ Corner of Fourth and Main Sl, Middleport. Rev. Nyie llorde!t, minister. SUnday School UO a. m Arnold R!charda Supt. 10:30 •· m. Morning Wo;sblp, Reg.59c ETHYL RUBBING ALCOHOL LIMIT ONE c 2-WAY MIRROR c LIMIT ONE I c I Purse Size Reg.49c ome- 7.30 p.m. Wednesday. Naomi Blptlal Cbareb Sunday School 9,30 a.m.; Wol' sblp 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 1 p m., Prayer service.. Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, pastor: Sunday School 8:311 a. m.: Ralph Carl, Supt. Suaday Worship service 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.30 p, m. Calumhto Chapel - l'lol'llblp I I I I Bradblll')' Church ol ChristLarry Williams, minister: Bible School and Morning Wol'llhtp, t0:30 a. m.; Chrlsttan Endea.,.. or, 6 P· m.: Evemng Worship, 1 p. m. Hemlock G r o v • Church - Jame• Quiaenberry. Worshtp Servtce, 9:30 a. m.; Sundny School. 10 e. m., Stanford Stockton, Supt. Bradlord Chureb of ChristJoe Robmson, mmlster: Homer Forrest, Supt.; Bible School 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, :P·:mr.-::1 a.ul p ':n,. = :odlesday •' Norman B. Rahr, Sup~; Sllllday diiJ' School 1ckll & m,.' MYP Wonhlp 10:45 e. m. and 7::10 • ' ' P.m. alternately. Bible StudJ :!'...,P. W~.,. .UIJ Bible and Prayer Service, led by PI"' -~~~ -:,:..m. tor 7:30 ~ m. Thursday. "'IIDI EVB Cb1lldl lin. C. J. ~· ~ Rev • ack YIIWii, pu ~ ~IOito':3030 e. m., """"'· lOt; : 1 :ay ----L• wunoup, 1:30 ....,. llonday e·:IO p· m.L m. ••• L m.; Surutay School, 10 1. m.: ~~~ a..rH _ Hobart Vlneyard, SupL Blbla Jolm w Klmbler pu!Dr· Mn Study and Prayer trerVIceo led Looter Rooab' by pastor, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. lblp 1.11 ._ m. 'Stmday Sobool Adult Qau Meetlllg 7:30 p, m. 10·15 ·.. m. , lui MOIIday of mlllllb. 0moe Melbadllt CIIIINii flyra ... EUBCblftl-BIY.Joho W IDmbler 11or Earl Paul A. 8ellen, pasta': SUn- Croos Sup~ ~ ~l It day Schoo~ 9:30 1. m.; Ilea 10·11' ._ m.• Prelcldll t·ll. Qulaellberey, lllpt.: 10:30 L m. 8y,...... ~ Morning Woroblp service, bt WendeD G Stutler tor· w.... and 3n1 1llmdays of the moa111, Ill! servke m' Sun7:• p. ill. Eveolq Ev~ , ; 8cbool ' . · : llYP' 11a kflce 2nd lllld tlb &m- SUnday • Ul~ m., eetlng day o1 ....;th. · .:. 8aDday 7 m. m. lletltllll' EUB Cburel! -lllr:· .,._0 PFreo MeiWfdP.W A. Sellen. pastor: ilia Robert E. Smfth, Sr 1ng Wt11'Shlp, 9:30 L m.:...,tJ!t 111m ScbiOI l:ilO ;, ~: Sdlool, 10:30 a. m., Bf71bo 0. ~llmou, Supl.• Supl; Youtb Fellow- Worlblp 10•10 YDUIII Set1b1p p. m. . · e. ~ CAtma 1!JVi ·Eli Gfi-a.. 911:1 S.G P· m., Bvlfiii]JIIIc Paul A. Sellen : ;SUO: II!OII8IP 7:30 p. m.; Praytr 7 Tappe· !!; M.a.odt.t 11 7:30 p. m, · 0u M.t.oe.t I·M ':' .';o B.. _ "'m l Roman Catho U! Oar Lldy ol ~ lllllrloll I.Oq Bollom - Rav, Georp R. Shlpmu, Adm. - &mdlyl Masla: ~:30 I. m., i p. Holy Dayo. iCltftolle p. m. 81, Jllll'a Near Guyavlllo (Dutch Rev Jlnmk Mtmler~ sui war: lllmd. i.. bla School, 9:30 a. m.; : , of the .;..,th: 8 P. m. Evening Worship, 7:30 P- m.; a.. lng Ev ellstic Service, 2sl bert Reed, Bible School Supl d 3rd~ 1 month. an ay 0 Church OJ God Federaled Cbareh, l'omerOJ tbester Cborclt of God - Rev. W. H. Perrin, putor; Rev. Dale Thomtoa, Carl Kautz, SupL; !lmtday Sunday Schoo~ 9:30 e. m.; School, 9:15 a. nt. Worlblp, 1 · m. Morning Worahip at 11 L m. EvangellsUc service 7:30 m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. llanvlllt PDirlm llollnen '1\teaday; Young (LAngsYil!e Poll Office), lin. Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; SuDday ML Moriah tburch or School 9:30a.m. Mre. Robert Rev. James Satterfield, Grate, SupL WOI'Ihip at 10:30 Sunday School 915 a. m.: Wol' L m.; Pllgrlm Youth, 8:G P. ehlp service 11 a. m. and m.: Evangellatlc llrvlce, 7:311 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. p. m., Mlci-Weol: Prayer and '1\tesday; Yonng PraiSe, Wednesday, 7:30 P. m. meellnS, 7:30 p. m. Frtday. Jehowlla RoUand Cbarelt of God IUagdom BaD of JHonh'l Rev. Johu Smallwood, paotlr: WilaeiiOI - PubUc meetllll Scbool 10 a. m.; Evan· &mday, ; p. m., Wltchttwer SUYict 7 p. m.; Study, 6 p. m.: Bib~ Study, Tuesday 7 p. m.; Stnh:tJ me& q, 8 p. m. Thursday; Mini!lrJ School, 7 p. m. Tlmrsday. CHURCH OF CHRIST Ill = MIDDLEPORT, 0. I tYour WoleomoloAt Our Front Doort I I I lund1y lchHi f1IO A.M.-Morning W1rlhip 10130 A.M. 1""10t Wonhlp 7:30P.M. Klnntth Mcllhlnn.,., Sund1~ School Supt. SUNDAY, OCT. 9 Mtssaae By The P11tor I TUNE IN '1he Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM I I I lermtnl Prom Gr-1~1 Church, llornll'tlY 't390 WWO IADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR • I ... ·····••t••··· . Church 0/ Chnst ::r: JJ'Ith t'M ho,- It llllll, in lome .... Mlll10·30 L m.· · lt\ornl,. Wonhlp •••••••.... , l~JO AM Sunlley A Tllouglllftll Approach To llrllgloa Probllmt. Cb.n. Salt7atloll ..4rmy fttl llllmfoll An!J, - r... ny Ray S. ll'lnllll, oiiJcor 1D ebarp. SUnday te L m. 0111 mMIIq; 10:30 L m. Stmday Scbool. SUnday 7 P. m. Yoq Poopla'1 LeiMa: 7:10 p. m. ·8alftlloa .........; 'J'Itln. day, I to I p. m. Lidia Homo l.equo: 7 p, m. Prep ~;:II 7:il0 P. m. Bible Study, I lllfltiq. Oilier ..mcea -eot Cb.arl.;. M;.., Edca ~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. Baktr1 of Hollum Brtad 'Ancoi,.Mercui'I/.CIITitll-EngUsh Ford IIi N. Court Sl Athen1 S9UBOI THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 58111 Ravenswood, W. VL BAUM LUMBER CO. hfldtl'll on4lllllldlng Supplt.. Claollor, Ohio Ph. 885-2003 ADVINTIIr 1111 Qlrcll- Mulberry WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING lNO Lincoln 11. Middleport HZ.21130 k:el oa Saturday: School, 1:30 P. m.; 1:30 p. m.; Ywth ·30 p m • BJblt Study day ·7 .-~J' P. m. 11 ri Ga!Upolte. umiJ," United Brellare11 Idiot M 'iu,L J'~Qk ... m.; Uldwlolt Priftrilj;lce 1'11111'· "!.': •on!o'• 0141•1 Dodg• Dealer" Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Senllll farm - Industrial - tmm 41 GGrdeft Plloae .., . . 'l'appen Plallll TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSI "Kentucky l'rflcl lllddleport. Ohio ~ l'uluerur SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS W1 rill A!t Doetor1 Prw:rlptfonl tti-2111 rerll muee Ashl<md Oil Productl Brown'• Bottr. ClGI BOGGS EQUIPMENT lllddloport,Oble Gr!IICII!nlo- a.. 1*BlUe, putor: a:~~=~~~ 10 1. m.; Wllmle SUpt.; Chrlstlu ll!laduvtr, p.m., .W. lw oiL tiona vice I p. m., l'rMdllllllt:ll m,; Mlf.Wtelt prayer mtellnl. 7:il0 p. m. WedDeoday, Mallo lll!li!Dia'• clw leadlr. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ltlea UIIW lln*ta a....._ putorj .. _, __ PomeroJ lond Ill)' Udell b t'ltrlll CMrdt - J ri9oa, pas!Ot. SWidaf Sabool II N 1:11 I. m. l'rlld!llll llliiD'eM llnl lllld lbinl ~ol :"~ 7;30 p. m. Sec:ortd :. and lullp """ f ~ ObllpUoo , ':;:~! •.ho_•~e~IUIIII= · ...81:.:a:p:pear .....:..,.,.._ __._-:'_____________ 0111 Collleulol, !> hour1.30 11ua. (CaaUnued On Pqol'lli&J) B1sell, Asi'L SuDdly Stmdlljl ~m. flurlll a.L-I •. 30 I. m • u-""' IIMtllftc ....... •. ., - - 'l'lltulda1. 7:30 p. m. UIJ ~ueheran Worlblp 11 ': m.; NYPS I:G and lblrd Sunday, 7:!0 m. 'it. Jlhu Lallleru p. m.; Evenq Service, 7:31 Praytr -uq ""' Wedt-11 Mom!rtg Worship D a. m.; StfD. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service day It 7:30 p. m. Ql1lll8ll Scbool 10:30 e. m. Putor, 7:30p.m. Wodnuday. daatw leeoad ud fourlb s.. I(OV, Josepb ltrl!y. Middleport Cbri tf lb No- day 7;110 p. m, 81. Paul'• Ludleru <.'biN- ..... - Rev. Qytle J. Bartlett, Mt, ..... l11tl*l llreiUa t32 E. !JeCOIId St, Pomeroy, SuDday ScbBOI 1:30 a. m.; .. art~~ C1J1rU - Jamn M.,. Sundty School 1:30 •· m., WDJ'o llonJlnc Worab!p 10:30 a. m.; r1JoD, put<tr, Suntlay ScbooJ sblp Hl'l'lce 10:4& a. m. Pastor, NYPS YOUDC People, 1:15 p.m.; l :30 L m. Prucbllc, flnllllld lin. Josepb Kral~. E'lupliltla meellq 7:30 p.IL: lldrd Suntla1, 7:111 p. m. flecaad . lllethodul PraJer meetlnl, Well. 7:30p.m. and fourth Stmday, 11 a. m. Aftred Mtlll.Odlll Cbunla - Porn.-., tbvelt or the llf• Ckilllu 11o1- ~ Pearl A. Casto, putor. SUnday .... - Rev. Kenneth Plerct, 115 MaiD St., . P~ PiulllliSchool at 1:110 a. m., L Ia y d piStor; Raymond Walbun. Sunda1aervleeo 11 a. m. OST. DUUnger, Supl; Worship aerv. SOpl; SUnday School, 8::10 I, Wedneoday meeiiDc a p. m. del at 10:45 with the Rev. IlL Mondna Worlblp, 10:30 L DST. SlltdJ room op111 TQes. Cosio. Wednetlday prayer serv- m. Evenlq Service, 7 p. m.; 1111 and Weclai&IIQ tram 12:311 11 Ices 11 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeiJni, 7 P. m. Wed- to 1:31 OST. EveryGIII wet. l'lanrooda !IIOibodbl an audll'. , come. - t.earl A. Claw, pastor. w.,. 11ae11e Cbtlldt al 1M N• lbfp eenlce, 10 L m., I\'II'J 11'0111 - Sund131 SdiiOI 1:30 HONOR ROLL NOTED Giber BulldlJ, 7:41 p. m. StfD. 1- m,; Suaday Worablpc10:11 The RuUIIIId Jualor diiJ' Schoo~ 10 a. m., Jolm BJI.. a. m.; Evenlq Mice 7:30 p, hono•"roil rw 111o llnl ley, Sup(. m.; · Mid-wool: ~ ~ perlod IDdudeo, Grelle Ftnlt 1lu Melltodlll oUrelt 7:30 p. m. Wedillday, Ref, Stanley, Clarence -Sutlda7 Sdiool t L m., Mra, il~ M. WPlfe, paater. Tommy Criap, Dtbro Gam~~, Fred Neile, Sapt, Warablp .... Rlf!Ud ....... tf ... ND and Grlde I, Sherr1l ~· 91ce, 10 a. m. Rev, Wendil! - SUnday &c:lioo1 1:31 L 8tm liollmlll, DoniUl wi\ler, Staller. putor. m.; MonllDt1 Worsbfp tO:ts & Glenna Key a, Linda Mldtlfl, l!talll Methodf!l QJ!lcl!, Ret, m.: Evan&olllllc . ~ ,1:46 TerrY Napper, and Joy01 Wq. .....;,;-----~· ;.'- - - - - - . Jillllll ~tit, - tar; SUnday ~ t:30 a. m.; Pbll Wile, SUpt., 1101'111111 """' liblp 10:30 I. m.; Youth s.r.. 1te1 l p. m.; Evanplilllo IOI'o 911:1 7:30p.m. MJd.Woelt pray• oervlce 7:30 e. m. Wfldneo. day. Tile Ulllted Melltodllt Cbarcb, Pomeroy - Melvin Alkire, pasIM. Church SdiiOI deYotloaa at 1,15 a. m. ID tht IIIICtuary, Divine worlblp 11 10:IIO. aumon: "Remember the Sabbath!" 5,30 p, m. Methtdlst Youth Fellowship meell at church. 'fuesday Oct. 11 lite I.ydla Clrde oi lbe w~man'• Soelety of Chriallan Service meeto al church 11 7,30 p. m. Wednesday, 7 to 1 p. m. choir relteeraaL mea~ure, foder lllfn lhm whwh il 1100d ill family and community life, thil lure 11 lpon.ored by lhe buineu fi,.,.. and or~M ;ndoP~meroyv.~=po== Zloa Cburel! o1 Cbrlll, Pom- day Sdlool, ,,,j a.m., i..,.e -~ ~~ 30~~~ ~.. ~P:U,Me!&arw • eroy . Harrisonville Road Roush, SUpL• 10·110 L m. flOra. ..._L -...... • · · by French City Baptlst Church sene Underwood, minister. BlWorship' .,d lllld 4111 Stm- """""' - R. Eu&elt GBI, pU> Jamu R. Bol!er, Als'L I NOTHING TO BUY- COME IN & REGISTER! I c LIMIT ONE ....._., ' hle Study. Deiter tburclt or Christ Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preachlng 10:30 a. m., first and th1rd Sundays. Mason Clly Cburcb of Cbrlst, M!Uer Street - Sunday Bible Study ' 9 a· m"· Evening . liblp, 7:30 p. m.; Btble Study, 7=30 P. m. Wednesday. Middleport Chun:b or Cbrlll, 5th end Main Streets - Donaid Hlcka, minister; 8 t b School, 9:30 a. m., Kenoetb MoElhlllney, SUpl; MorniJJ& shio t0:30 a. m. Evening lblp, 7 p. m. Prayer Wednesday, 7 P. m. Pomenljl Chureh or Cbrlll Jerry Masters, pastor; Scboo~ 1:30 L m., Chun:b vice 10:311 a. m.; Christian deavor, 6:30P.m.; Evenln& vice, 8:311 p. m. Rutlaad Cllarelt of Roy Carter, mlntster. Schoo~ 9:30 a. m. WOI'Ihip Preachlng 1ervtce 10:30 a. m. YOUIII Peop!e'o meeting, p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. Maooa Blptlsl Solday Selool V. H. Braley, Bible SchiOI SUpt. I . P Lillie Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Cheshire Bapttsl tO:Io EST. Churcb School at HarUord, at 9 50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, antl Cheshire 9:46 EST. MI. Ulllmt F.W.B. Churcb Sunday School I:G e.in., Earl • key, supt.; Ev-'-· .tar ....... wo~ ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil eo., Layman; Yoq People'o mee~ lne and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. Fll'llt BapUot Ch"-h, RaUand - Rev. Samuel J. Jacksoo, pastor. Prayer sorvice 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School tO a.m., Gertrude Butler, Supt.; Worship service .U a. m. 1st and 2nd Sun<in:y• at ~:30 p. m. Baptist Tramtng UniOn, Mrs. Mary Woods, pre!ident. C»rletoa Church, Klqsblll')' Rullaod Free Will Bapllil Church - lin. Paul Taylw, pastor; 8tmday School, 10 a. m.: Gay Priddy, Supt.: Preacl> lng service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer lervlces, 7:30p.m. Wedneaclay. . Comm~mlty .e I MOTOROLA rst ruy - Rev. Carver Williams. Sunday School 9:30 till 10:20. Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Nursery and Junior Church lor <hJidren. First Baptlsl Churdt, Rac!De, Rev. C. I. O'Connor. pastor. Sunday School 9:30. Frank Clel:md, Supt.; 10:1> a, m. Mornrn g Worship; 6:30 p. m., BYF '"' Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Evening Service; Wednesday, 7 30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, 8 :10 p. m. Senior Choir Praolor Choir Practice. Cheshire • B.ycer • Bartford Parish - Warren G. Zlno, pastor. Worship service• are: tubaD home. EDWARD BAER, OWNER ""ice each &mday, t:IG L m.; Sunday Scbool 10 1. m.; Youth Service 6:15p.m. Even· ing Worship 7 p. m. each Suoday. Pagevllte Commanlly -Rev. Russell Cline, Young People's ,.nice.. . p, m. T?,ursday; EvengeitStte ser· vlee oaturday, 7:30 p. m. Sunday, 7:30 P- m, Freedom Gospel Mlsstoo Bllllhan Stlvenvllle Rd.; Gluesencamp, pastor; Wilford, Supl . Sur.oay 10 8 '·' Evangehstic :30 p. m. Prayer meeting p. m. Tuesday RaUaod Ml.,lon - 0 II v Newman, mtsslOIIary Sunday School 9.30 a. m. Worship 10 30 a m . Carpeoter BapUal Church , Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Murnina worship 10:10 a.m. . . ~1rst BepUot Church, Middlep ••Rev. Donald Boone, pa~ '"' . >Unday School 9:15 a.m. George Baker, ~upt. 10:15 a.m. lmrship Service.: BYP 6 p.m.; F'emng worship, 7:30 p.m. : I rlnesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer n•o>etmg, 8:30 p.m., choir practo e · · ·• fl 7 30 p. m.: Prayer 88 tlst '"'·-b P Gl111w1re by Footorlo Syncu11 Fine Chine I847 Rogers Sllvorworo Meokor Bas• and Billfolds I Today .At Nelson's in Pomeroy.... pen . . PT. PLEASANT - Mi" Car- , ol Kegley, OJlOIIBOred by the 1.. cal Point Pleasant Junior Worn· an's Club, will serve as one of ·· two maids or honor to tbe Queen I at the Black Walnut Festlval Saturday, October !Mh in Spencer, W. Va. 1 a new screen size in Rectangular Color TV I :;;:"j brands. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING I um. tlethlehem R•ptltt Charch, t:'·•al Beod, Rev. c. L. O'Con"'" . oastor, Robert · Lewllt, t;apl 9:30 a.m. Morning wor,, . and Sunday School, 7 p. , .•:ventng service Thursday , "" J.m. prlll'er .;.eUna. Choose K&C gifts when you tDan! to give the finest of tht good JD PUMP RHS l Miss Keg ey is Attendant • Boptill Every Occasion! Mason Personal During th• business session . proved. Dues lor the year were !t was n nnounc~ that thP fruit 1 collected and an offering taken. rakes have arrived and art !r.r A dessert course was served sale. as are Christmos card< the hostess during the socand wrapping Mrs Clarence Mr. and Mrs.· Lester Russell hour. Massar Mrs. Reibel and Mr> and family of Sauk Village, Dl., ---~Ben N;utzllng were named to visited over the weekend wltb 3 Seniors in purrha.<e material Tor hygiene . her parents, Mr .. and Mrs. Royalty Contest kits to be taken to World Com- I Tho Le2ding Creek Watmhed ence Jhle and Wltb hiS parerto, Rutland High School stndents mtmitv Da" on November 4. AssoCt'ation decided TUesday, Mr. aM Mrs. Clayton RusseU. . · ·' ' have selected the rol1owtng Mr · Georgia Williamson re.. : October 11 to move thle med,~- Mrs. Luella Moore of three senior girls, Darlene ~ing place from the Rut an ~ Oh' · 'ted sue orted that Phil Williamson who . . . !cuse, IO VlSl 00 June Jarvis and ~as been quite ill in .a Cleve- gmn Hal~ato different locatiOns with her parents, Mr. and Clonch as candidates for ho~ I l~md hns ri tal is much Improved ln the ar . Clarence Ihle. coming queen, The tw~ remamand exf)E'cts to retum home in Tentative plan~ are to hold I Mrs. Ruth Campbell and Mrs. ing after the queen IS named 10 days. Mrs. Massar read a i the October 18 meeting at Lau- John Morgan of New Havea, will serve as attendaqts. poem sent her by Mrs. Albert rel ClifL Oct. 25 at Salem Cen- visfted for 8 week at the home Ch09en as attendaftts from Mas!':ar of Aliquippa, Pa., writ- ter. and the Nov. I date at of Mrs. Campbell's Mrs. the other classes ~e : Fresh- · len by a Joy from Aliquippa Harri.sonville, alternately. Howard DeMoss at men-Brenda McGUire and I.Jnwho is serving ~Vith thP Marines . in ! m.. and attended the da Shenefield; Sophomores In Viet Nam. Mrs. Reibel was hThe b~n~~s ~~!,":n wa~ack or Mrs. DeMoss' daughter. Kay Wril!ht and Pat KenndedGylnamed to have d1woti•ms at the c arge e c 31 ' Juniors-Joyce Clonch an GN b t n The mee~ Crisv. The secretary' Raymond Mn. He leo Steward ria Thompson . ovem f'r ::;;he ~h;·Miz ah ben- Wilcox was absent, so both the a call from her son, Sp 5 The R.H.s.' StudeiJt Councll m~ c_losed .p trea~urers and secretary report Stewart, stating that he will will have charge of the homeedor\ion. were given by Jean Parker. dlscll~ged October 13 coming evento at the Rutland! the "Wheel of spendtng two yean m the Poca, w. va. game to be playA repor on . my . Stewart hu been stationed 29 Progress" quill was gJVen by at Fort Lewis, October . Mrs. Clyde Scragg. Any mem- since his basie tralnlng at eW'URLinEI bers having the blocks out are Knox. He is ezpect.ed to eBA\.OWIN asked to comp"te them .and In Columbus on Frjdaf. I lind OTHER FAMOUt return therr as ~oon as pOSsible. 8RANO. Tickets will be put on ale Ticktts will be put .. sale western music ~hOw . featuring the "Country Drifters.' to be held Nov . 11, at 8 p.m. In . th~ ID .,.ctory Trained Serwlcl• Rutland High School gymnasiPHONI & JACKSON. 0. II .. l r:f A Job For • Bllt:hlle, Churcb Scbool SUpL; 7:46 p. m. Wedllesdly. atarcb School, 8:31 I.ID.I Wor- tlrnme a.dt II lilt lblp Sonitll, lt:IO 1.111.1 lletb- - WIDllll 0. 'Ao111ol odill Yotllb Flllowsblp. t p.m.; putar; 8lllday Sdtllal t:N Offlclal Board meetlq, flnt II.; llmlinl wrilp 10:30 1.11. Sunday of moath, 7:30 p.m.; .wscs, aedond MOIIday o1 Pennco.WI month, 7:30 p.m.; lilleiiiOr CU. , .. .,IIIII AuellltiJ, IIH!itl ole, oecond Thursclly; Cllu 12, Ill- lin, P.W B. JCIIIH, People Elldeavor 7 p. m. Wed- lblrd Wecllleodq; "'*-a.. tar. lialldl1 Sdtllal 10 1. aesday; Prayer meeiiDc 7 p. ole, fourth Tilul'ldiiJ' afterlotln: l'onblp, Wedaetdly lllld m. Salllrtll1. choir pracUce, WedleldiiJ'. diiJ', E,Uoopal Letan Falll MelllocUit Tile P~lll £llvelt Grace Eplocopal · Church Clw&e J . - F, loi!J, ,.. oleporl- Sou lrd lin. Pame"'7- The ·Rev. Ricbard lOt- LETART FAW- WOI" B. I. Barrett, puloro a. Mart!D, Roctor. Sunday lblp, 7:30 p. m. Stulday (.., llcboiiiO a. m.; Stuaday OVOI>I Mol'lllll& Prayer lllld Sermoa, ·cePI 2nd Suaday); ~ lq ~angel!Jtle oervtce, Btlldrl , a. m. School, 1:.30 a. m. SUiday, UIIJ. ~ m., Weclludly Bible 10 30 E UB fiod aervtee, t:illl 1. m., IDd 7.30 p. m., Saturday Dilbt Pral~ I ll!lataprlle EUB tbareh - Sunday of moalll. lUll' 1.8- • and Worlblp 7:110 p, m. Menzel Smith TART - Wanhip, I p. m., 2Dd Pra~ Rev. . • pas!Ot. lllld lth Thurscllys; Cburclt Mltldi l'ln1 Ulflltl Pre• I Worship semce t:IO a. m.; Stm- Scboal, 9:30 a. m. Saaday, liPeplll day School 10:30 a. m. Youth PIJl GROVE _ Wonbti>, a p, a...ll..;.lin••lllda:rl Feltowsbip. 1:30 P: m.; Boys m., lsi lllld 3rd Tbursdayo; ppolt, P • ~ m.: Eveomg serv1ce, 7:30 p. Church School, 9:30 a, m. 9w>- ~ 1 •~ I. m., Freclra_!::~~ and Glril Fellowlblp, G::lll p. day. GREAT BEND _ WOI' lllpt., lo.:!O ~ m. ll' , 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth lblp 1::10 a. m., Ill and lrd ll41i p. m. YF,. Wid., UO 6:30 ll. m. Wednesday. !lundaya; Church School, 18:!5 m. Jualor Choir, 7 p. m. Prayer Meetmg, 7:30 p. m., a.m. SUnday, MORSE CHAPEl:. for : Finl Ulllld Wednesday. -worship 11 am 111 and Srd 1yr Morning Slar EUB Church - .,_._ ' · '' byterlan Chun:b - Rev. R M tb .......ys; Churcb School 1:30 a 101 H stebblDI pu!Dr ev. euzeJ Sn11 1 pastor: m. Sunday. ' • ' ' Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy Mltteravllle Melltodlsl Clnire~ liblp 9 a, m., Swtday liCJ>OOI,I Vaa Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, _ WendeU G Stutler lOt 10 a. m.; Bible Study and Ase't; Morning wonship, 10:15 &mday ScbocJi to a ;, ~.,: er oerviee Sunday~~7 a. m.; Prayer meet!Dg, 7:30 p, ahlp senlct li L .;, ., BanlaonDie m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Porllllld Mllltodill Clnudo- Church, Boward 7:30 p. m. sunday. Jolm Klmbl tor Bunda tor, lllmday Scboo~ Lottrldlf EUB Cltarclt - School 8,30 er, ~· Worlblp 7:30 P. m. Rev. Jack Young, pastor; Supt. AD.,; Brewer Asa't IIJracuelllllllfoo- Earl School 9:45 a. m., Supt., Preachlnt7•30 m Sua- IM, pollar, Wedlltitlalllld Arcber, Supt Sunday day " · · · diiJ' ltl'l'i'-"1, 7:30 P. m. worship, 10:45 e. m. and 7:30 tbtclae Methodill Chura _ l.atfer Day Saint. p. m. alternately. Bible Study John W Kimbler utor· Sun- IIBOrpDlzed Clllrcb ol J..IJI and prayer servlee, led by pas- diiJ' :scbooi 1.110 ~ ~ Grill of ~Iter 1113' 1er.t1 lOt, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. 1q 10,30 ._ ;., . MYF' 1 P. m.: c. w. Proffit~ pas!Ot. Sil Christtsn Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Pra llld Blhia Study 7·30 ftom RadDe 011 Raciot • PoriSrd Saturday of DIIDth. P. load Road. Sullday 9dtool South Betltel EUB tblrclt - m.Radt ' lllelbodlll- & m.· Wwsblp tO:IIe ~ Rev. Jalk Young, Pll CbeiUr pu!Ot· War ~ ovenlltllti'Vica al Pomi!ZO)I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORI Chllt'Ch and Office SuppHes- Ol1lr ~ IIING41 LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOURS SUPPLY Cemrol llerchdndl.!r rurnlruu on4 Appfltmca Tupper• Plalna 167-3280 THE SEWING CENTER WHl'l'll SEWING IIACl!INES For 1M W0111<111 thai 8..,.. • IIIII IIt. lllddleport m&S20 "E~mg GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. lllddleport --------HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WIIAMIID Sl Pltone 985-2125 Chester, Ohio ------------· ----F. J. WALLAC£, JEWELER """*" Bu1ova Watch .. - Sofot on4 186 N. Second EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Eoerylh!ttg In R~ Pomeroy, Ohio -- - ----~·- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE , rakc,SOTitlonr With rou ro 01111~ )a Pomeroy ,Over (10 Yitln · Kermit Wllloll. lip, HEINERS BAKERY Attend the CllvnA of four Ch(llet (' '·' ! !~ .. ' "'"'f BEN FRANKLIN .STORE· . HunUnJton, W. V1. laJ.s._.' ! v".. r '----~-------------"""':;~;ti~~: Bake,.. of Good Brtad ' 1t , ' \ �.•. · 8-Dolly Sentinel, Pomvoy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 14, 1968 Circle Enjoys Covered Dish Dinner Event ~l!r~~-11.1==~.-J tloleramhletholelaurJumbl.., one Iotter to each oquare, to form four ordlnarr words. c • $I.4BI'}}'lOB onstrnctiOD }967 Vietnamese are Study Topic of Cultural Club Pleasant Valley Hospital AdmlHed- Albert Smilll, Pt. Pleasant; Rainey. PT. PLEASANT - State p., Apple Grove. . s 1 lice Investigated a two vehicle Dtscblrged - ·Ml'l. amue aecldent Thul'lday 8:30a.m. oa Plants, Leon. ' Two Car Accident b Inve~~tigated Of New Highways by Dally SeDDnel, I'Umeroy-Mfddleport, 0 ., Oct. If, ~!_<:ha•l Sentinel Church News "VietNam, the people and COLUMBUS (UP!) - High- jor thoroughfares. Rt. 2 just below Sbadle Bridge:ll~:~;~~::1 their customs'' was the top1e way Director P. E. Masheter, The report, w_hlc,h .i:l ~~~.rt~:n, by ~slh:~ A covered dlsh dinner at I of the program presented by In a four • year report to the highway construction s role Robert Warner wben the . or said Thursda• Ohio the economic and mduslrlal traveling nordt on Rt. 2 p.m.. JftCfldecl the meetmg of L...:YERF~::;;O~~::::::.,:;:"·~;::-~-;:'!""~ the Federated Circle Wednesb govern • ' . I Obi 'd and struck a l'llr drivenndby lll llliI hak Pomeroy S espeare c u ·n have placed II.! billion prosperity o o, sat UY evening at tbe church. Wednesday afternoon at the =~rth of highway construction building of new highw3)'S nore Hutchinson, 88, Sa yv e, bome of Mra. T. A. Hennessy, d contract by the end of •Ides an annual payroll ol . head-on. th k ock d Members were seated at an Butternut Ave. un er million for workmen aod eng•- The Burks car en n e For Your attracUve table carrymg out TEAHB Mrs. Warner told of the . this year. neers employed by private down a fence and went I•~ a Office Supply Need• lhe pink anu white color theme. of two Viet Nam boys and Masheter, in 8 32-pa·ge, four- tractors. field. Alma Burks was. ta en A white cake iced ln pink on a _ .. _ _ __ __ t@ bow they became color report called "Ohlo Higil. . . _ to Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal for milk glass cak• stand centered WI'.'/ A~ U&ED She also read a letter way Story. !963·1966." . said The dtrector satd Ohto •x observation and later releosed the table . Mrs. Louis Reibel SLJ:;TED "TO 1END MA~51N A she had received from her br.. htghwoy construction Will reach pects to complete Ita 1,52!!-mtle and Mrs. Hutchmson suffered a asked grace Pollowmg the dm- . : . V' STA&"E C>eCII:'et7iO 1tending 8 YMCA meeting at 1 1500 million total during !9116. Interstate highway systom be· c~u~t~ch~in~.~Pr~op~er~ty~~d;;a;;m;;age~~;;:;M~tD~D=L&~PO~RT~,~O~. ner and precedmg the meeting, \OI"EN Ul" A TAl~ $OP.' ther . . . fore the national deadline was estimated at $800. 19211 while he was atMiss Marguerite Meyer and tending a YMCA meeting at Attentwn durmg th~ fOUJ -yea.r 1972. Mrs. Clara Karr took a box of Helelngforse, Finland, period , Mashdeter smpedd,,.w,edasp~~ He said the Rhodes Adrninlslrult and cake lo Mrs Gladys N h •-•~ ld'- In diti 5 there --~-~ towar an ex OWUI'IIllf:t ee....- ~.-c•-. g con °~ . ·h ""'"" 1 maJ·or construction, tration will have invested $961 · Cuckler from the Ch·cle. te form theiUI"'Irlle anawer, u The meeting, JD c arge gram o ·w . new interstate cen1 Mn Roy Seyfried, president, I~;:.J,_*:~A~-~~~~-;:::;~~·~.....W~~;br~t~h;n::boY;:•:.:•anoo;:::;n;·l Mrs. Dale Smith, president, op- reconstruction and Isrt ~~u~;:o~~~ncluding right ol . h I th eefng lilt! ~ ened with the Women's Cree<J provements, co~p e lOD • • by the end =~c~n ocpe~~e :lth e d:~ns ~ b.. . . A A . . . . A unison. Devotions taken from Ohio's interstate hiRhway sys- and engmeeriDg 'od - -- -(..-,.,... -••u~"N"w/ -11 were led by Mrs. Hen- tern, and improvement of rna- the four • year pert · taken from Psalm 126:6 by Mrs. and closed with Mrs. t he Norman Kloes, who re~d ~ • Juahlelt AUDit POACH INNING CALLOW Prayer in unison. story, "Then Sooleone Sm•les. Ynh'ftlay • II' __ _. '!( ...___ ,, ..... · 1e, "The . c0lor!ul AluWft'l .,_lim -_,.. .._..,y - · l'fHNI Louis Reibel read a Jeuer which and .1n art1c ...,,._CLOIHINO M Autumn," and closed with pray"" ohe had received from "· -:--:-:--:----;--~======== Phil Williamson stating eJ. Mr. Williamsm1 is much im- b [J I·•I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 1 I I ( J "- J 1 tUNGAMMb Y-: I I U r I I I 'i ( r I l rv Leading Creek ASSOCiatiOD tO MOVe Meehngs • Our low Price I' PIANOS WalnutHijinks Announcing I ONLY S89·00 Thia -..nlble jet pwnp II compact, efficient and dependable. A coavenient bolt-on 1!-jeetor il!l r.asUr repositioned for shallow or deep well servIce. Assembly ill <1>mpleto with pwnp, lJs hp motor, ejector, 13caD.Oil preiSUl"e tank, pressure regulating vah-e , presnre I Witch, air charger and 1" braa foot ¥&1ft!. This is the perled-io< imm ......... 232 E. Second 992·2036 Pomeroy "J 0 9 t0 l0 p m Da• y . . •.•. I I I I I I I SUPER COMPACT RECTANGULAR COLOR TV ~.. 'I 'I Miss Kegley will ride on the local n.., wldt tbe theme or t.his year's float being "Showers of Rol!les," jolning her on the float will be Ml" Cindy Lee Christian, !Jttle Miss Malson County. i 1 I They will parlldpate in the Grand Parade which starll at 1 p.m. following a II a.m. : luncheon. The Point Pleasant : High School band will also par ! 1ticipate in the parade. I I I I .. . 1 The Black Walnut Queen ; this year il!l Miss Jennifer LynD Youk, 17, of Grantaville. ' Miss Kegley is the daughter of Mr. and Mro. J. W. Kegley ol 2617 Mt. Vernon Avenue and : Cindy is the daughter of Mr. : and Mrs. D. L. Christian , 29ll Spruce Avenue. i I . DOOR PRIZES *Boys Bike *Girls Bike *Hair Dryer *Wall Clock *Hand Mixer *Transistor Radio ASPIRIN I 100 COUNT OPENING SPECIAL COKE King Size Carton HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR SPRAY 1 'I FREE -New 1967 Chevrolet Camaro I --·' ... !I Jess Thomas Dies Thursday FrtM MolorDII' I 11110 fti1M ,, Color ' T\1 with ~elect hrdwoOCI vennn 1nd "lid1 with IP!IIIId Ml .. wnt Mlplo ilnln rtnl•h. Fits places you never thought big-screen Color TV could go ... eWith MMnrola'g special span· internal magnetic picturE'· tuhe shield ~a\'ing !""' ' •' r-:;J I,.:] 1 Sulid stale reliability at 11 critical polntl eHi ·l'i ('olor Tube with rare earth phosphors eTint control • Power tran~furmt r cha11sis • A.utoma! ic demagneti:zer e Color indicator light Euy Color Tuning r•Gntrol ~ urP nu mhPr~rl ~impli {y n•pf'at f', ,!m· help!t l m ni ng. Tahr.>s th r g w ~~wnrk out of tu.,i na r n1or TV \ I! "• Color TV-~our best entert•m· S499·95 I l I 1 I dl19. tube nw11.; 226 Itt· In, picturt vitwing l f l l PRICES START AT 429.95 ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION l-----------------.. ----~ 11 PT. PLEASANT - Jess Wil- 1 iard Thomas, 49, 137 P a r k Drive, died ~xpectedly Thurs- op. l CU611 C with 21" ovtrall ......... 1 day morning in Pleasant Valley I 1 Hospital. He was owner and of the 28th street Pure I erator Oil Stallon and formerly owned I , and operated the Jackson Ave- 'I nue Sunoco Service Station. [ He waa born October 14, 19171 at Bear Creek, Tenn., a son of ! the late Abner and Emma Jer-· · fers Thomas. He was a Navy I \'eteran or World War 11 . and e. member Gf the American Le- ~ ment buy Harry Miller, Owner 214 E. MAIN POMEROY :I gton. I Surviving are his wife, Madge Foley Thomas ; one daughter, Mrs. ·Brenda Cornelius, La n· caster, Ohio ; LW9 brothers, Lee Thomas, Wheaton, Maryland, and Donald Thomas, Menot. N. D.; three sis.ten, Mn. Goldie 1 Childera, Dull, Tenn., Mrs. Mildred Ward, Pataakala, Ohio and Mrs. Lena Coffey, Kirkers· vlll•. Ohio, and two grand- 1 11 'II MED. SIZE .CREST Alki-Seltzer, Reg. 67c, 25 _count - - - 54c Reg. 35c Ex.J.ax, pills, Reg. 79c ______ 61 c Anacin, Reg. 1.33, 100 count 1.03 LIMIT Contac, Reg. 1.49, 10 count 1.13 ONE Vicks 44, Regular 98c _ _____ 76c S.S.S. Tonic, Regular 1.44 1.03 Jergen's Lotion, Regular 1.00 - - - - 77c· Geritol, Regular 2.98 2.03 Tampax, Reg. 4Sc, tO's - - - - - - 41c LIQUID Band Aids, Regular 53c - -- -- 42c Chocks, Reg. 3.29, 100's 2.20 Heating Pad, Regular 4,95 - - - - 3.85 Ben Gay, Regular 89c - -- - - - 69c Reg.30c Zestabs, Reg. 3.49, 130 count 1.98 Lysol Spray, Reg. 1.79, economy size - 1.38 LIMIT ONE ALWAYS e FAST e FREE DELIVERY Help Us Celebrate! PRELL NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ch~~:~l arrangements will be iL208 announced by the Mohr-Steven• I 1 Funoral Homo. I LIMIT ONE To Be Given Away -1\lothing To Buy- Just Come In and Register. E. Main • • . • 992-2586 • • •. Pomeroy • • • FREE '.'COKE" For EVERYONE •I In Gal!lpoll~ All!llated wltb S. B.C. Rev. R. I. Pinson, pastor. Sunday School every Sunday, I p. m. Preacblag service• the lth Sunday of each monlll. Mt Morilb Baptist Cbure~ Corner of Fourth and Main Sl, Middleport. Rev. Nyie llorde!t, minister. SUnday School UO a. m Arnold R!charda Supt. 10:30 •· m. Morning Wo;sblp, Reg.59c ETHYL RUBBING ALCOHOL LIMIT ONE c 2-WAY MIRROR c LIMIT ONE I c I Purse Size Reg.49c ome- 7.30 p.m. Wednesday. Naomi Blptlal Cbareb Sunday School 9,30 a.m.; Wol' sblp 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 1 p m., Prayer service.. Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, pastor: Sunday School 8:311 a. m.: Ralph Carl, Supt. Suaday Worship service 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.30 p, m. Calumhto Chapel - l'lol'llblp I I I I Bradblll')' Church ol ChristLarry Williams, minister: Bible School and Morning Wol'llhtp, t0:30 a. m.; Chrlsttan Endea.,.. or, 6 P· m.: Evemng Worship, 1 p. m. Hemlock G r o v • Church - Jame• Quiaenberry. Worshtp Servtce, 9:30 a. m.; Sundny School. 10 e. m., Stanford Stockton, Supt. Bradlord Chureb of ChristJoe Robmson, mmlster: Homer Forrest, Supt.; Bible School 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, :P·:mr.-::1 a.ul p ':n,. = :odlesday •' Norman B. Rahr, Sup~; Sllllday diiJ' School 1ckll & m,.' MYP Wonhlp 10:45 e. m. and 7::10 • ' ' P.m. alternately. Bible StudJ :!'...,P. W~.,. .UIJ Bible and Prayer Service, led by PI"' -~~~ -:,:..m. tor 7:30 ~ m. Thursday. "'IIDI EVB Cb1lldl lin. C. J. ~· ~ Rev • ack YIIWii, pu ~ ~IOito':3030 e. m., """"'· lOt; : 1 :ay ----L• wunoup, 1:30 ....,. llonday e·:IO p· m.L m. ••• L m.; Surutay School, 10 1. m.: ~~~ a..rH _ Hobart Vlneyard, SupL Blbla Jolm w Klmbler pu!Dr· Mn Study and Prayer trerVIceo led Looter Rooab' by pastor, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. lblp 1.11 ._ m. 'Stmday Sobool Adult Qau Meetlllg 7:30 p, m. 10·15 ·.. m. , lui MOIIday of mlllllb. 0moe Melbadllt CIIIINii flyra ... EUBCblftl-BIY.Joho W IDmbler 11or Earl Paul A. 8ellen, pasta': SUn- Croos Sup~ ~ ~l It day Schoo~ 9:30 1. m.; Ilea 10·11' ._ m.• Prelcldll t·ll. Qulaellberey, lllpt.: 10:30 L m. 8y,...... ~ Morning Woroblp service, bt WendeD G Stutler tor· w.... and 3n1 1llmdays of the moa111, Ill! servke m' Sun7:• p. ill. Eveolq Ev~ , ; 8cbool ' . · : llYP' 11a kflce 2nd lllld tlb &m- SUnday • Ul~ m., eetlng day o1 ....;th. · .:. 8aDday 7 m. m. lletltllll' EUB Cburel! -lllr:· .,._0 PFreo MeiWfdP.W A. Sellen. pastor: ilia Robert E. Smfth, Sr 1ng Wt11'Shlp, 9:30 L m.:...,tJ!t 111m ScbiOI l:ilO ;, ~: Sdlool, 10:30 a. m., Bf71bo 0. ~llmou, Supl.• Supl; Youtb Fellow- Worlblp 10•10 YDUIII Set1b1p p. m. . · e. ~ CAtma 1!JVi ·Eli Gfi-a.. 911:1 S.G P· m., Bvlfiii]JIIIc Paul A. Sellen : ;SUO: II!OII8IP 7:30 p. m.; Praytr 7 Tappe· !!; M.a.odt.t 11 7:30 p. m, · 0u M.t.oe.t I·M ':' .';o B.. _ "'m l Roman Catho U! Oar Lldy ol ~ lllllrloll I.Oq Bollom - Rav, Georp R. Shlpmu, Adm. - &mdlyl Masla: ~:30 I. m., i p. Holy Dayo. iCltftolle p. m. 81, Jllll'a Near Guyavlllo (Dutch Rev Jlnmk Mtmler~ sui war: lllmd. i.. bla School, 9:30 a. m.; : , of the .;..,th: 8 P. m. Evening Worship, 7:30 P- m.; a.. lng Ev ellstic Service, 2sl bert Reed, Bible School Supl d 3rd~ 1 month. an ay 0 Church OJ God Federaled Cbareh, l'omerOJ tbester Cborclt of God - Rev. W. H. Perrin, putor; Rev. Dale Thomtoa, Carl Kautz, SupL; !lmtday Sunday Schoo~ 9:30 e. m.; School, 9:15 a. nt. Worlblp, 1 · m. Morning Worahip at 11 L m. EvangellsUc service 7:30 m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. llanvlllt PDirlm llollnen '1\teaday; Young (LAngsYil!e Poll Office), lin. Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; SuDday ML Moriah tburch or School 9:30a.m. Mre. Robert Rev. James Satterfield, Grate, SupL WOI'Ihip at 10:30 Sunday School 915 a. m.: Wol' L m.; Pllgrlm Youth, 8:G P. ehlp service 11 a. m. and m.: Evangellatlc llrvlce, 7:311 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. p. m., Mlci-Weol: Prayer and '1\tesday; Yonng PraiSe, Wednesday, 7:30 P. m. meellnS, 7:30 p. m. Frtday. Jehowlla RoUand Cbarelt of God IUagdom BaD of JHonh'l Rev. Johu Smallwood, paotlr: WilaeiiOI - PubUc meetllll Scbool 10 a. m.; Evan· &mday, ; p. m., Wltchttwer SUYict 7 p. m.; Study, 6 p. m.: Bib~ Study, Tuesday 7 p. m.; Stnh:tJ me& q, 8 p. m. Thursday; Mini!lrJ School, 7 p. m. Tlmrsday. CHURCH OF CHRIST Ill = MIDDLEPORT, 0. I tYour WoleomoloAt Our Front Doort I I I lund1y lchHi f1IO A.M.-Morning W1rlhip 10130 A.M. 1""10t Wonhlp 7:30P.M. Klnntth Mcllhlnn.,., Sund1~ School Supt. SUNDAY, OCT. 9 Mtssaae By The P11tor I TUNE IN '1he Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM I I I lermtnl Prom Gr-1~1 Church, llornll'tlY 't390 WWO IADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR • I ... ·····••t••··· . Church 0/ Chnst ::r: JJ'Ith t'M ho,- It llllll, in lome .... Mlll10·30 L m.· · lt\ornl,. Wonhlp •••••••.... , l~JO AM Sunlley A Tllouglllftll Approach To llrllgloa Probllmt. Cb.n. Salt7atloll ..4rmy fttl llllmfoll An!J, - r... ny Ray S. ll'lnllll, oiiJcor 1D ebarp. SUnday te L m. 0111 mMIIq; 10:30 L m. Stmday Scbool. SUnday 7 P. m. Yoq Poopla'1 LeiMa: 7:10 p. m. ·8alftlloa .........; 'J'Itln. day, I to I p. m. Lidia Homo l.equo: 7 p, m. Prep ~;:II 7:il0 P. m. Bible Study, I lllfltiq. Oilier ..mcea -eot Cb.arl.;. M;.., Edca ~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. Baktr1 of Hollum Brtad 'Ancoi,.Mercui'I/.CIITitll-EngUsh Ford IIi N. Court Sl Athen1 S9UBOI THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 58111 Ravenswood, W. VL BAUM LUMBER CO. hfldtl'll on4lllllldlng Supplt.. Claollor, Ohio Ph. 885-2003 ADVINTIIr 1111 Qlrcll- Mulberry WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING lNO Lincoln 11. Middleport HZ.21130 k:el oa Saturday: School, 1:30 P. m.; 1:30 p. m.; Ywth ·30 p m • BJblt Study day ·7 .-~J' P. m. 11 ri Ga!Upolte. umiJ," United Brellare11 Idiot M 'iu,L J'~Qk ... m.; Uldwlolt Priftrilj;lce 1'11111'· "!.': •on!o'• 0141•1 Dodg• Dealer" Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Senllll farm - Industrial - tmm 41 GGrdeft Plloae .., . . 'l'appen Plallll TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSI "Kentucky l'rflcl lllddleport. Ohio ~ l'uluerur SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS W1 rill A!t Doetor1 Prw:rlptfonl tti-2111 rerll muee Ashl<md Oil Productl Brown'• Bottr. ClGI BOGGS EQUIPMENT lllddloport,Oble Gr!IICII!nlo- a.. 1*BlUe, putor: a:~~=~~~ 10 1. m.; Wllmle SUpt.; Chrlstlu ll!laduvtr, p.m., .W. lw oiL tiona vice I p. m., l'rMdllllllt:ll m,; Mlf.Wtelt prayer mtellnl. 7:il0 p. m. WedDeoday, Mallo lll!li!Dia'• clw leadlr. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ltlea UIIW lln*ta a....._ putorj .. _, __ PomeroJ lond Ill)' Udell b t'ltrlll CMrdt - J ri9oa, pas!Ot. SWidaf Sabool II N 1:11 I. m. l'rlld!llll llliiD'eM llnl lllld lbinl ~ol :"~ 7;30 p. m. Sec:ortd :. and lullp """ f ~ ObllpUoo , ':;:~! •.ho_•~e~IUIIII= · ...81:.:a:p:pear .....:..,.,.._ __._-:'_____________ 0111 Collleulol, !> hour1.30 11ua. (CaaUnued On Pqol'lli&J) B1sell, Asi'L SuDdly Stmdlljl ~m. flurlll a.L-I •. 30 I. m • u-""' IIMtllftc ....... •. ., - - 'l'lltulda1. 7:30 p. m. UIJ ~ueheran Worlblp 11 ': m.; NYPS I:G and lblrd Sunday, 7:!0 m. 'it. Jlhu Lallleru p. m.; Evenq Service, 7:31 Praytr -uq ""' Wedt-11 Mom!rtg Worship D a. m.; StfD. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service day It 7:30 p. m. Ql1lll8ll Scbool 10:30 e. m. Putor, 7:30p.m. Wodnuday. daatw leeoad ud fourlb s.. I(OV, Josepb ltrl!y. Middleport Cbri tf lb No- day 7;110 p. m, 81. Paul'• Ludleru <.'biN- ..... - Rev. Qytle J. Bartlett, Mt, ..... l11tl*l llreiUa t32 E. !JeCOIId St, Pomeroy, SuDday ScbBOI 1:30 a. m.; .. art~~ C1J1rU - Jamn M.,. Sundty School 1:30 •· m., WDJ'o llonJlnc Worab!p 10:30 a. m.; r1JoD, put<tr, Suntlay ScbooJ sblp Hl'l'lce 10:4& a. m. Pastor, NYPS YOUDC People, 1:15 p.m.; l :30 L m. Prucbllc, flnllllld lin. Josepb Kral~. E'lupliltla meellq 7:30 p.IL: lldrd Suntla1, 7:111 p. m. flecaad . lllethodul PraJer meetlnl, Well. 7:30p.m. and fourth Stmday, 11 a. m. Aftred Mtlll.Odlll Cbunla - Porn.-., tbvelt or the llf• Ckilllu 11o1- ~ Pearl A. Casto, putor. SUnday .... - Rev. Kenneth Plerct, 115 MaiD St., . P~ PiulllliSchool at 1:110 a. m., L Ia y d piStor; Raymond Walbun. Sunda1aervleeo 11 a. m. OST. DUUnger, Supl; Worship aerv. SOpl; SUnday School, 8::10 I, Wedneoday meeiiDc a p. m. del at 10:45 with the Rev. IlL Mondna Worlblp, 10:30 L DST. SlltdJ room op111 TQes. Cosio. Wednetlday prayer serv- m. Evenlq Service, 7 p. m.; 1111 and Weclai&IIQ tram 12:311 11 Ices 11 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeiJni, 7 P. m. Wed- to 1:31 OST. EveryGIII wet. l'lanrooda !IIOibodbl an audll'. , come. - t.earl A. Claw, pastor. w.,. 11ae11e Cbtlldt al 1M N• lbfp eenlce, 10 L m., I\'II'J 11'0111 - Sund131 SdiiOI 1:30 HONOR ROLL NOTED Giber BulldlJ, 7:41 p. m. StfD. 1- m,; Suaday Worablpc10:11 The RuUIIIId Jualor diiJ' Schoo~ 10 a. m., Jolm BJI.. a. m.; Evenlq Mice 7:30 p, hono•"roil rw 111o llnl ley, Sup(. m.; · Mid-wool: ~ ~ perlod IDdudeo, Grelle Ftnlt 1lu Melltodlll oUrelt 7:30 p. m. Wedillday, Ref, Stanley, Clarence -Sutlda7 Sdiool t L m., Mra, il~ M. WPlfe, paater. Tommy Criap, Dtbro Gam~~, Fred Neile, Sapt, Warablp .... Rlf!Ud ....... tf ... ND and Grlde I, Sherr1l ~· 91ce, 10 a. m. Rev, Wendil! - SUnday &c:lioo1 1:31 L 8tm liollmlll, DoniUl wi\ler, Staller. putor. m.; MonllDt1 Worsbfp tO:ts & Glenna Key a, Linda Mldtlfl, l!talll Methodf!l QJ!lcl!, Ret, m.: Evan&olllllc . ~ ,1:46 TerrY Napper, and Joy01 Wq. .....;,;-----~· ;.'- - - - - - . Jillllll ~tit, - tar; SUnday ~ t:30 a. m.; Pbll Wile, SUpt., 1101'111111 """' liblp 10:30 I. m.; Youth s.r.. 1te1 l p. m.; Evanplilllo IOI'o 911:1 7:30p.m. MJd.Woelt pray• oervlce 7:30 e. m. Wfldneo. day. Tile Ulllted Melltodllt Cbarcb, Pomeroy - Melvin Alkire, pasIM. Church SdiiOI deYotloaa at 1,15 a. m. ID tht IIIICtuary, Divine worlblp 11 10:IIO. aumon: "Remember the Sabbath!" 5,30 p, m. Methtdlst Youth Fellowship meell at church. 'fuesday Oct. 11 lite I.ydla Clrde oi lbe w~man'• Soelety of Chriallan Service meeto al church 11 7,30 p. m. Wednesday, 7 to 1 p. m. choir relteeraaL mea~ure, foder lllfn lhm whwh il 1100d ill family and community life, thil lure 11 lpon.ored by lhe buineu fi,.,.. and or~M ;ndoP~meroyv.~=po== Zloa Cburel! o1 Cbrlll, Pom- day Sdlool, ,,,j a.m., i..,.e -~ ~~ 30~~~ ~.. ~P:U,Me!&arw • eroy . Harrisonville Road Roush, SUpL• 10·110 L m. flOra. ..._L -...... • · · by French City Baptlst Church sene Underwood, minister. BlWorship' .,d lllld 4111 Stm- """""' - R. Eu&elt GBI, pU> Jamu R. Bol!er, Als'L I NOTHING TO BUY- COME IN & REGISTER! I c LIMIT ONE ....._., ' hle Study. Deiter tburclt or Christ Bible School 9:30 a. m. Preachlng 10:30 a. m., first and th1rd Sundays. Mason Clly Cburcb of Cbrlst, M!Uer Street - Sunday Bible Study ' 9 a· m"· Evening . liblp, 7:30 p. m.; Btble Study, 7=30 P. m. Wednesday. Middleport Chun:b or Cbrlll, 5th end Main Streets - Donaid Hlcka, minister; 8 t b School, 9:30 a. m., Kenoetb MoElhlllney, SUpl; MorniJJ& shio t0:30 a. m. Evening lblp, 7 p. m. Prayer Wednesday, 7 P. m. Pomenljl Chureh or Cbrlll Jerry Masters, pastor; Scboo~ 1:30 L m., Chun:b vice 10:311 a. m.; Christian deavor, 6:30P.m.; Evenln& vice, 8:311 p. m. Rutlaad Cllarelt of Roy Carter, mlntster. Schoo~ 9:30 a. m. WOI'Ihip Preachlng 1ervtce 10:30 a. m. YOUIII Peop!e'o meeting, p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. Maooa Blptlsl Solday Selool V. H. Braley, Bible SchiOI SUpt. I . P Lillie Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Cheshire Bapttsl tO:Io EST. Churcb School at HarUord, at 9 50 DST: Kyger 10:20 EST, antl Cheshire 9:46 EST. MI. Ulllmt F.W.B. Churcb Sunday School I:G e.in., Earl • key, supt.; Ev-'-· .tar ....... wo~ ship, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil eo., Layman; Yoq People'o mee~ lne and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. Fll'llt BapUot Ch"-h, RaUand - Rev. Samuel J. Jacksoo, pastor. Prayer sorvice 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School tO a.m., Gertrude Butler, Supt.; Worship service .U a. m. 1st and 2nd Sun<in:y• at ~:30 p. m. Baptist Tramtng UniOn, Mrs. Mary Woods, pre!ident. C»rletoa Church, Klqsblll')' Rullaod Free Will Bapllil Church - lin. Paul Taylw, pastor; 8tmday School, 10 a. m.: Gay Priddy, Supt.: Preacl> lng service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer lervlces, 7:30p.m. Wedneaclay. . Comm~mlty .e I MOTOROLA rst ruy - Rev. Carver Williams. Sunday School 9:30 till 10:20. Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Nursery and Junior Church lor <hJidren. First Baptlsl Churdt, Rac!De, Rev. C. I. O'Connor. pastor. Sunday School 9:30. Frank Clel:md, Supt.; 10:1> a, m. Mornrn g Worship; 6:30 p. m., BYF '"' Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Evening Service; Wednesday, 7 30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, 8 :10 p. m. Senior Choir Praolor Choir Practice. Cheshire • B.ycer • Bartford Parish - Warren G. Zlno, pastor. Worship service• are: tubaD home. EDWARD BAER, OWNER ""ice each &mday, t:IG L m.; Sunday Scbool 10 1. m.; Youth Service 6:15p.m. Even· ing Worship 7 p. m. each Suoday. Pagevllte Commanlly -Rev. Russell Cline, Young People's ,.nice.. . p, m. T?,ursday; EvengeitStte ser· vlee oaturday, 7:30 p. m. Sunday, 7:30 P- m, Freedom Gospel Mlsstoo Bllllhan Stlvenvllle Rd.; Gluesencamp, pastor; Wilford, Supl . Sur.oay 10 8 '·' Evangehstic :30 p. m. Prayer meeting p. m. Tuesday RaUaod Ml.,lon - 0 II v Newman, mtsslOIIary Sunday School 9.30 a. m. Worship 10 30 a m . Carpeoter BapUal Church , Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Murnina worship 10:10 a.m. . . ~1rst BepUot Church, Middlep ••Rev. Donald Boone, pa~ '"' . >Unday School 9:15 a.m. George Baker, ~upt. 10:15 a.m. lmrship Service.: BYP 6 p.m.; F'emng worship, 7:30 p.m. : I rlnesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer n•o>etmg, 8:30 p.m., choir practo e · · ·• fl 7 30 p. m.: Prayer 88 tlst '"'·-b P Gl111w1re by Footorlo Syncu11 Fine Chine I847 Rogers Sllvorworo Meokor Bas• and Billfolds I Today .At Nelson's in Pomeroy.... pen . . PT. PLEASANT - Mi" Car- , ol Kegley, OJlOIIBOred by the 1.. cal Point Pleasant Junior Worn· an's Club, will serve as one of ·· two maids or honor to tbe Queen I at the Black Walnut Festlval Saturday, October !Mh in Spencer, W. Va. 1 a new screen size in Rectangular Color TV I :;;:"j brands. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING I um. tlethlehem R•ptltt Charch, t:'·•al Beod, Rev. c. L. O'Con"'" . oastor, Robert · Lewllt, t;apl 9:30 a.m. Morning wor,, . and Sunday School, 7 p. , .•:ventng service Thursday , "" J.m. prlll'er .;.eUna. Choose K&C gifts when you tDan! to give the finest of tht good JD PUMP RHS l Miss Keg ey is Attendant • Boptill Every Occasion! Mason Personal During th• business session . proved. Dues lor the year were !t was n nnounc~ that thP fruit 1 collected and an offering taken. rakes have arrived and art !r.r A dessert course was served sale. as are Christmos card< the hostess during the socand wrapping Mrs Clarence Mr. and Mrs.· Lester Russell hour. Massar Mrs. Reibel and Mr> and family of Sauk Village, Dl., ---~Ben N;utzllng were named to visited over the weekend wltb 3 Seniors in purrha.<e material Tor hygiene . her parents, Mr .. and Mrs. Royalty Contest kits to be taken to World Com- I Tho Le2ding Creek Watmhed ence Jhle and Wltb hiS parerto, Rutland High School stndents mtmitv Da" on November 4. AssoCt'ation decided TUesday, Mr. aM Mrs. Clayton RusseU. . · ·' ' have selected the rol1owtng Mr · Georgia Williamson re.. : October 11 to move thle med,~- Mrs. Luella Moore of three senior girls, Darlene ~ing place from the Rut an ~ Oh' · 'ted sue orted that Phil Williamson who . . . !cuse, IO VlSl 00 June Jarvis and ~as been quite ill in .a Cleve- gmn Hal~ato different locatiOns with her parents, Mr. and Clonch as candidates for ho~ I l~md hns ri tal is much Improved ln the ar . Clarence Ihle. coming queen, The tw~ remamand exf)E'cts to retum home in Tentative plan~ are to hold I Mrs. Ruth Campbell and Mrs. ing after the queen IS named 10 days. Mrs. Massar read a i the October 18 meeting at Lau- John Morgan of New Havea, will serve as attendaqts. poem sent her by Mrs. Albert rel ClifL Oct. 25 at Salem Cen- visfted for 8 week at the home Ch09en as attendaftts from Mas!':ar of Aliquippa, Pa., writ- ter. and the Nov. I date at of Mrs. Campbell's Mrs. the other classes ~e : Fresh- · len by a Joy from Aliquippa Harri.sonville, alternately. Howard DeMoss at men-Brenda McGUire and I.Jnwho is serving ~Vith thP Marines . in ! m.. and attended the da Shenefield; Sophomores In Viet Nam. Mrs. Reibel was hThe b~n~~s ~~!,":n wa~ack or Mrs. DeMoss' daughter. Kay Wril!ht and Pat KenndedGylnamed to have d1woti•ms at the c arge e c 31 ' Juniors-Joyce Clonch an GN b t n The mee~ Crisv. The secretary' Raymond Mn. He leo Steward ria Thompson . ovem f'r ::;;he ~h;·Miz ah ben- Wilcox was absent, so both the a call from her son, Sp 5 The R.H.s.' StudeiJt Councll m~ c_losed .p trea~urers and secretary report Stewart, stating that he will will have charge of the homeedor\ion. were given by Jean Parker. dlscll~ged October 13 coming evento at the Rutland! the "Wheel of spendtng two yean m the Poca, w. va. game to be playA repor on . my . Stewart hu been stationed 29 Progress" quill was gJVen by at Fort Lewis, October . Mrs. Clyde Scragg. Any mem- since his basie tralnlng at eW'URLinEI bers having the blocks out are Knox. He is ezpect.ed to eBA\.OWIN asked to comp"te them .and In Columbus on Frjdaf. I lind OTHER FAMOUt return therr as ~oon as pOSsible. 8RANO. Tickets will be put on ale Ticktts will be put .. sale western music ~hOw . featuring the "Country Drifters.' to be held Nov . 11, at 8 p.m. In . th~ ID .,.ctory Trained Serwlcl• Rutland High School gymnasiPHONI & JACKSON. 0. II .. l r:f A Job For • Bllt:hlle, Churcb Scbool SUpL; 7:46 p. m. Wedllesdly. atarcb School, 8:31 I.ID.I Wor- tlrnme a.dt II lilt lblp Sonitll, lt:IO 1.111.1 lletb- - WIDllll 0. 'Ao111ol odill Yotllb Flllowsblp. t p.m.; putar; 8lllday Sdtllal t:N Offlclal Board meetlq, flnt II.; llmlinl wrilp 10:30 1.11. Sunday of moath, 7:30 p.m.; .wscs, aedond MOIIday o1 Pennco.WI month, 7:30 p.m.; lilleiiiOr CU. , .. .,IIIII AuellltiJ, IIH!itl ole, oecond Thursclly; Cllu 12, Ill- lin, P.W B. JCIIIH, People Elldeavor 7 p. m. Wed- lblrd Wecllleodq; "'*-a.. tar. lialldl1 Sdtllal 10 1. aesday; Prayer meeiiDc 7 p. ole, fourth Tilul'ldiiJ' afterlotln: l'onblp, Wedaetdly lllld m. Salllrtll1. choir pracUce, WedleldiiJ'. diiJ', E,Uoopal Letan Falll MelllocUit Tile P~lll £llvelt Grace Eplocopal · Church Clw&e J . - F, loi!J, ,.. oleporl- Sou lrd lin. Pame"'7- The ·Rev. Ricbard lOt- LETART FAW- WOI" B. I. Barrett, puloro a. Mart!D, Roctor. Sunday lblp, 7:30 p. m. Stulday (.., llcboiiiO a. m.; Stuaday OVOI>I Mol'lllll& Prayer lllld Sermoa, ·cePI 2nd Suaday); ~ lq ~angel!Jtle oervtce, Btlldrl , a. m. School, 1:.30 a. m. SUiday, UIIJ. ~ m., Weclludly Bible 10 30 E UB fiod aervtee, t:illl 1. m., IDd 7.30 p. m., Saturday Dilbt Pral~ I ll!lataprlle EUB tbareh - Sunday of moalll. lUll' 1.8- • and Worlblp 7:110 p, m. Menzel Smith TART - Wanhip, I p. m., 2Dd Pra~ Rev. . • pas!Ot. lllld lth Thurscllys; Cburclt Mltldi l'ln1 Ulflltl Pre• I Worship semce t:IO a. m.; Stm- Scboal, 9:30 a. m. Saaday, liPeplll day School 10:30 a. m. Youth PIJl GROVE _ Wonbti>, a p, a...ll..;.lin••lllda:rl Feltowsbip. 1:30 P: m.; Boys m., lsi lllld 3rd Tbursdayo; ppolt, P • ~ m.: Eveomg serv1ce, 7:30 p. Church School, 9:30 a, m. 9w>- ~ 1 •~ I. m., Freclra_!::~~ and Glril Fellowlblp, G::lll p. day. GREAT BEND _ WOI' lllpt., lo.:!O ~ m. ll' , 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth lblp 1::10 a. m., Ill and lrd ll41i p. m. YF,. Wid., UO 6:30 ll. m. Wednesday. !lundaya; Church School, 18:!5 m. Jualor Choir, 7 p. m. Prayer Meetmg, 7:30 p. m., a.m. SUnday, MORSE CHAPEl:. for : Finl Ulllld Wednesday. -worship 11 am 111 and Srd 1yr Morning Slar EUB Church - .,_._ ' · '' byterlan Chun:b - Rev. R M tb .......ys; Churcb School 1:30 a 101 H stebblDI pu!Dr ev. euzeJ Sn11 1 pastor: m. Sunday. ' • ' ' Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy Mltteravllle Melltodlsl Clnire~ liblp 9 a, m., Swtday liCJ>OOI,I Vaa Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, _ WendeU G Stutler lOt 10 a. m.; Bible Study and Ase't; Morning wonship, 10:15 &mday ScbocJi to a ;, ~.,: er oerviee Sunday~~7 a. m.; Prayer meet!Dg, 7:30 p, ahlp senlct li L .;, ., BanlaonDie m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Porllllld Mllltodill Clnudo- Church, Boward 7:30 p. m. sunday. Jolm Klmbl tor Bunda tor, lllmday Scboo~ Lottrldlf EUB Cltarclt - School 8,30 er, ~· Worlblp 7:30 P. m. Rev. Jack Young, pastor; Supt. AD.,; Brewer Asa't IIJracuelllllllfoo- Earl School 9:45 a. m., Supt., Preachlnt7•30 m Sua- IM, pollar, Wedlltitlalllld Arcber, Supt Sunday day " · · · diiJ' ltl'l'i'-"1, 7:30 P. m. worship, 10:45 e. m. and 7:30 tbtclae Methodill Chura _ l.atfer Day Saint. p. m. alternately. Bible Study John W Kimbler utor· Sun- IIBOrpDlzed Clllrcb ol J..IJI and prayer servlee, led by pas- diiJ' :scbooi 1.110 ~ ~ Grill of ~Iter 1113' 1er.t1 lOt, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. 1q 10,30 ._ ;., . MYF' 1 P. m.: c. w. Proffit~ pas!Ot. Sil Christtsn Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Pra llld Blhia Study 7·30 ftom RadDe 011 Raciot • PoriSrd Saturday of DIIDth. P. load Road. Sullday 9dtool South Betltel EUB tblrclt - m.Radt ' lllelbodlll- & m.· Wwsblp tO:IIe ~ Rev. Jalk Young, Pll CbeiUr pu!Ot· War ~ ovenlltllti'Vica al Pomi!ZO)I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORI Chllt'Ch and Office SuppHes- Ol1lr ~ IIING41 LYONS CLOVER FARM RIDENOURS SUPPLY Cemrol llerchdndl.!r rurnlruu on4 Appfltmca Tupper• Plalna 167-3280 THE SEWING CENTER WHl'l'll SEWING IIACl!INES For 1M W0111<111 thai 8..,.. • IIIII IIt. lllddleport m&S20 "E~mg GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. lllddleport --------HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WIIAMIID Sl Pltone 985-2125 Chester, Ohio ------------· ----F. J. WALLAC£, JEWELER """*" Bu1ova Watch .. - Sofot on4 186 N. Second EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. 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Locnlly owned and onl~ 12,000 mile~ 6 cyl· iod('r, power steering. Spot!t' S!i fawn mte.nul', bt'l:lutlful rna· rocn finish . Radio and h"t'iltt'r. ........ l'tr 1111ant lid hnlcl 0 Cell t p11r "o\'lnl Olll ~nMrtletl Mlllll"llll"' , ...,.. ,g ~nfl 1' ("tntl pll WD•I lor , . ,. . C . $2395 ------Bel Air 3 seat station wago n. Low mi lt"agt> by business man. 65 CHEVROLET - teeU11ft Ulllrtklftt .. 1111 cant Dl..:ount an p,lll 1111 ono ICII fNIIO wlt"ln Ill Mp.. (pi!O OF rHAN.C:S • QIUTUARIIa ll ,U f~ J0 WDnl l'ftlllii"IIUtn hdl - Green finish , cle<tll interior. puwl;'r re~r glil~", 327 VB engHle. Power sLe.:>rin.:. Mealtime Enjoyment Reaches New Heights • ll'rom the Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smalleilt Heater Core. at Ou r Tables BAILEY'S REST 1:11 E. M•in Helen Boiley PHONE WY 2·3974 Pome~oy Iris (Bailey) Colhns BLAETTNARS , 10:00 to 6:30 NEW SUNDAY HOURS _:__ _ I'll. 99'1-2143 OFFICI 'IOURI Pomeroy Motor Co. t :M A M.. t9 1:00 P M . Dlll'l latvrdiY t:lD -'· M. ftl l2•M NIT'I 10 lAST TO IILACI o\ I.UUL I OPEN EVES. 9:DG P.M. PI.ODUCIN. WAN' AD POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2156 RADIATOR USED PICKUP TRUCKS SERVICE Rrcrmd·i rioned and RepahHed . Gvnd CmHiiti(Jn . 1963 GMC PICKUP TRUCK, 6 cylinder 1962 GMC PICKUP TRUCK , 6 cylinder 1964 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK. 8 cyhnder ~ New Raillator Jhoi eCar eTruck eHuter Coro • Bulldour eAny Type Co. II ONI OP rHI NICE51 PEOPLE\ CALL DICK RAWLING~ \ BLAmNARS Rawlings Honda Sales Phon• 992·2143 Pomeroy,O. MIDDLEPORl OHIO luslneu Services RI!ADY·Mlll con"""" deUvl!l' eel rlgbl to your project. Faot tddltiOMI WDrct 111 HONDA SAIJS & SERVICE L1'L AIINER WY 1-21$1 97 MOVEMENTS . OP'I!'II'ATIONS OFFICfllS SHOck', CAPTAIN Meigs IN DANCE. FIRST % UNIMPORTAI<T. I!UJ~ REFUOE~ 'nth TO I'CLUNTffll: FOR AN fXTR'A SNAPPER!! R'fc:OHNA;SANCE A.I6HT. Property Transfers aod easy. Free estlmateo. Pbone 992-32114. Goegle~ Ready-Mi> Co., Middleport. Ohio. 8 30 do 4111 CONDITIONING Relrlgeralleo servica Jack'o Relrit Roscoe L. Fowler, Sarah J. oration, New Haven. Phone I Fo.wlo•r to Donald A. Gosn ey, TU ~>37. 48 N, Ruth Gosney, Lot, Middle- .. IIEATING, PLUMBING, Rural pori. 11-1£ CI-1/EF' DIFruE:tJCE IS, MY FRIUID, 11-IAT liE 1l111JI<.~ 0/JL.'r' OF Doxol Bottle Gas. Aroold William L. Payne. William Brothers, 818 E. Main Sl., L. Payne Jr., Jerry T. Payne Pomeroy. 9 22 Uc: to William Thomas Lockard. WITH COLD WEATHER -a- George H. Lackey, 40 A., Sal• ... 2-2196 1'=:::=::::::::::::::::::::::=.'1 I. beat:.. cfiel!:ets. spider!4 & oth em. Robert K. Hoeflich, Charlene SO(:IAL CAU~'NilAR IS OAS"LIN! ALLEY In GOIIJG . TO llE ~ lWGf\ C~/~ TO MAkE"! HIM~ELF. .. er In$ will be coming II- Hoeflich to Tony A. Taylor, Velside vour home where ma L. Taylor, Lot, Pomeroy warm. Protect your Elizabeth B. Hysell to Carl from thesa pesls with ARAB, s. Hysell, parcels, Rutland . available at King Builder• I Raymond Might, dec. to Cora Supply Co., Middleport. I 11 Hn jM\811\, Clair Mlght, Bernard Cert. for Trans., Salls- D o... P.• I Further Notice Q ,. " }I Due To Death In The Family DICK iRACY .. -· .. ' ly CHESTER GOJILI MERRILL BLOSSER Irs A OrAL. SON I NOW-.. ,At~.E IN< Rf/>J:N? River News lly HAROLD GRAy ALLEY OOP • STOKAMATIC coal stove or gootl used fuel uil furnAce, ABBIE AND SLATS 1110.000 B'nJ or bigger. Write Box 668-E, c-o The Daily Sentint>-1, Pomeroy, 0. 10 14 3tc STANDING ~tirnbtO-_IJI_ Obio or West Virginia, or farmil with timber. PEANUTS old Martoa Reynolds, Box 77, Syracuse, 0. ~ 18 102tp W•nted - --...J.... -- - WORK for bulldozer, reason-able , l11~rly rate . Ph. 99'l;t.W8 ' 23 30tc Wanted TOP prires WINNII! WINKLe paid for live poullq•. F'rank Helsel, New Holland , 0. Ph. 195-5249, code . • S\4. 10 • 23lp I Now Taking Applications FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT Earn money •nd priz" Oeli-.,ering )!'" ,•Li·~ -- THE DAILY SENTINEL lo Established Routes. CALL 9'92-2156 ../ For Rent ~=--:- --=-~ ; ROOM apartment with bltb. Ph. 992-JJ1~. I ~ lie MoDER-N ~~ro.;;,-... ;. ;,e: Pomeroy, 0. Ph. m2903 day or lf-12·3702 evelltnp 1 14 tic N ~ IC~:E~ .~,-,-,run -, -.-M ~· ba~ ~ turm shrd apartment. Middle- P<>rl. Ohi,o. Pb. 992r3874. JU'JIRI ZC II:'IIIXBIWXD, OZRIYJI!t IItie TI!REE IDd four room lur- nlshed lljllll'lmenlo. AU uUI!- IIfa paid. Phone WY :1-2178. Rowley IIJd Reed. Altlr • p. 111. taU WY l-la74• • , t~· . "Wh•n I Y•t&..,.. O,pCII.-•: A. 'IRJ!C JB A liN'lDUIR OBJBJl' 'I'HAl< A PIIINCIC 1M H18 CQII.OliATIQJI JIOIIIIII.~u 1!X. ANDER 1'01'11 " 1':- ~ told 4.tm:· , - · · •. ·':"""'~~ : · ··· f . - .. . h ' ·' .. .. . . . ..... ... . ..... ....... ... .. .. .. ·-- .. . ··· ·· . ...·-. -· lfl-1";; · · lit lflhter l'thouaJ!t . ,_ ~not-~aliJo.l"-~ r ·· .. ,. .... ~ ~ ·, - tou "Daddy Ia workin&' on • ,., .; "" '• ·~ ,. ,. ..... hie obo~I•~.Q... Mcl .l'll1ldrnr~tera, Prlnct ,la In basio . ,"J .. .hot.tt.throw .... ···.Pallc:J" ···- ~ - -- ..... -"'"'~ ...... , ~. ~ . . . ... . �\ THE WILLE"T3 ly WALT W..JI~~~· d·, ;HAT'S A PLUMB Business Services ,----..,.--- 6001> Alii" GIVE HIM A IT ' MAW LEETLE GENTLE REMINDER? 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 14, 1966 WlNT AD laftrt Mill. .,. O.Odllllf I'WIIICin. . •=• .. 2 SIGNS P0111erov! QIJAUTT Motor Co. · ... DIAOI.Iflll 1 • . M. Dn HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES E"""rlencecl INFORMATION 1111 CAI'tCIU.J.TIONI CO,.RICTIOIU ICCipJHi llllfll f :et o\. Jill.. for DIY .. l'lftlllcl'- .Itt M RADIATOR SERVICE Special Occasions, M50 SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT Or Any Occasion ... Dine Superbly Her• 65 CHEVROLET - - - - - - - - $$2295 lrnpala Hardtop. Locnlly owned and onl~ 12,000 mile~ 6 cyl· iod('r, power steering. Spot!t' S!i fawn mte.nul', bt'l:lutlful rna· rocn finish . Radio and h"t'iltt'r. ........ l'tr 1111ant lid hnlcl 0 Cell t p11r "o\'lnl Olll ~nMrtletl Mlllll"llll"' , ...,.. ,g ~nfl 1' ("tntl pll WD•I lor , . ,. . C . $2395 ------Bel Air 3 seat station wago n. Low mi lt"agt> by business man. 65 CHEVROLET - teeU11ft Ulllrtklftt .. 1111 cant Dl..:ount an p,lll 1111 ono ICII fNIIO wlt"ln Ill Mp.. (pi!O OF rHAN.C:S • QIUTUARIIa ll ,U f~ J0 WDnl l'ftlllii"IIUtn hdl - Green finish , cle<tll interior. puwl;'r re~r glil~", 327 VB engHle. Power sLe.:>rin.:. Mealtime Enjoyment Reaches New Heights • ll'rom the Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smalleilt Heater Core. at Ou r Tables BAILEY'S REST 1:11 E. M•in Helen Boiley PHONE WY 2·3974 Pome~oy Iris (Bailey) Colhns BLAETTNARS , 10:00 to 6:30 NEW SUNDAY HOURS _:__ _ I'll. 99'1-2143 OFFICI 'IOURI Pomeroy Motor Co. t :M A M.. t9 1:00 P M . Dlll'l latvrdiY t:lD -'· M. ftl l2•M NIT'I 10 lAST TO IILACI o\ I.UUL I OPEN EVES. 9:DG P.M. PI.ODUCIN. WAN' AD POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2156 RADIATOR USED PICKUP TRUCKS SERVICE Rrcrmd·i rioned and RepahHed . Gvnd CmHiiti(Jn . 1963 GMC PICKUP TRUCK, 6 cylinder 1962 GMC PICKUP TRUCK , 6 cylinder 1964 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK. 8 cyhnder ~ New Raillator Jhoi eCar eTruck eHuter Coro • Bulldour eAny Type Co. II ONI OP rHI NICE51 PEOPLE\ CALL DICK RAWLING~ \ BLAmNARS Rawlings Honda Sales Phon• 992·2143 Pomeroy,O. MIDDLEPORl OHIO luslneu Services RI!ADY·Mlll con"""" deUvl!l' eel rlgbl to your project. Faot tddltiOMI WDrct 111 HONDA SAIJS & SERVICE L1'L AIINER WY 1-21$1 97 MOVEMENTS . OP'I!'II'ATIONS OFFICfllS SHOck', CAPTAIN Meigs IN DANCE. FIRST % UNIMPORTAI<T. I!UJ~ REFUOE~ 'nth TO I'CLUNTffll: FOR AN fXTR'A SNAPPER!! R'fc:OHNA;SANCE A.I6HT. Property Transfers aod easy. Free estlmateo. Pbone 992-32114. Goegle~ Ready-Mi> Co., Middleport. Ohio. 8 30 do 4111 CONDITIONING Relrlgeralleo servica Jack'o Relrit Roscoe L. Fowler, Sarah J. oration, New Haven. Phone I Fo.wlo•r to Donald A. Gosn ey, TU ~>37. 48 N, Ruth Gosney, Lot, Middle- .. IIEATING, PLUMBING, Rural pori. 11-1£ CI-1/EF' DIFruE:tJCE IS, MY FRIUID, 11-IAT liE 1l111JI<.~ 0/JL.'r' OF Doxol Bottle Gas. Aroold William L. Payne. William Brothers, 818 E. Main Sl., L. Payne Jr., Jerry T. Payne Pomeroy. 9 22 Uc: to William Thomas Lockard. WITH COLD WEATHER -a- George H. Lackey, 40 A., Sal• ... 2-2196 1'=:::=::::::::::::::::::::::=.'1 I. beat:.. cfiel!:ets. spider!4 & oth em. Robert K. Hoeflich, Charlene SO(:IAL CAU~'NilAR IS OAS"LIN! ALLEY In GOIIJG . TO llE ~ lWGf\ C~/~ TO MAkE"! HIM~ELF. .. er In$ will be coming II- Hoeflich to Tony A. Taylor, Velside vour home where ma L. Taylor, Lot, Pomeroy warm. Protect your Elizabeth B. Hysell to Carl from thesa pesls with ARAB, s. Hysell, parcels, Rutland . available at King Builder• I Raymond Might, dec. to Cora Supply Co., Middleport. I 11 Hn jM\811\, Clair Mlght, Bernard Cert. for Trans., Salls- D o... P.• I Further Notice Q ,. " }I Due To Death In The Family DICK iRACY .. -· .. ' ly CHESTER GOJILI MERRILL BLOSSER Irs A OrAL. SON I NOW-.. ,At~.E IN< Rf/>J:N? River News lly HAROLD GRAy ALLEY OOP • STOKAMATIC coal stove or gootl used fuel uil furnAce, ABBIE AND SLATS 1110.000 B'nJ or bigger. Write Box 668-E, c-o The Daily Sentint>-1, Pomeroy, 0. 10 14 3tc STANDING ~tirnbtO-_IJI_ Obio or West Virginia, or farmil with timber. PEANUTS old Martoa Reynolds, Box 77, Syracuse, 0. ~ 18 102tp W•nted - --...J.... -- - WORK for bulldozer, reason-able , l11~rly rate . Ph. 99'l;t.W8 ' 23 30tc Wanted TOP prires WINNII! WINKLe paid for live poullq•. F'rank Helsel, New Holland , 0. Ph. 195-5249, code . • S\4. 10 • 23lp I Now Taking Applications FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT Earn money •nd priz" Oeli-.,ering )!'" ,•Li·~ -- THE DAILY SENTINEL lo Established Routes. CALL 9'92-2156 ../ For Rent ~=--:- --=-~ ; ROOM apartment with bltb. Ph. 992-JJ1~. I ~ lie MoDER-N ~~ro.;;,-... ;. ;,e: Pomeroy, 0. Ph. m2903 day or lf-12·3702 evelltnp 1 14 tic N ~ IC~:E~ .~,-,-,run -, -.-M ~· ba~ ~ turm shrd apartment. Middle- P<>rl. Ohi,o. Pb. 992r3874. JU'JIRI ZC II:'IIIXBIWXD, OZRIYJI!t IItie TI!REE IDd four room lur- nlshed lljllll'lmenlo. AU uUI!- IIfa paid. Phone WY :1-2178. Rowley IIJd Reed. Altlr • p. 111. taU WY l-la74• • , t~· . "Wh•n I Y•t&..,.. O,pCII.-•: A. 'IRJ!C JB A liN'lDUIR OBJBJl' 'I'HAl< A PIIINCIC 1M H18 CQII.OliATIQJI JIOIIIIII.~u 1!X. ANDER 1'01'11 " 1':- ~ told 4.tm:· , - · · •. ·':"""'~~ : · ··· f . - .. . h ' ·' .. .. . . . ..... ... . ..... ....... ... .. .. .. ·-- .. . ··· ·· . ...·-. -· lfl-1";; · · lit lflhter l'thouaJ!t . ,_ ~not-~aliJo.l"-~ r ·· .. ,. .... ~ ~ ·, - tou "Daddy Ia workin&' on • ,., .; "" '• ·~ ,. ,. ..... hie obo~I•~.Q... Mcl .l'll1ldrnr~tera, Prlnct ,la In basio . ,"J .. .hot.tt.throw .... ···.Pallc:J" ···- ~ - -- ..... -"'"'~ ...... , ~. ~ . . . ... . �• to-Dally l!entlnei, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 14, 196& Education is Program Topic when ~~r.!!~tw~~s~~~~,? Society Meets d Around an Ab t Junior High Honor ~~!:!~:~::.,n::e~u :~!~~~~ G=.~·!~: at Middleport for the llrst slx ou Pomeroy I M d lM • ( d ted 0 e eetLnQ On UC F0 r Pledges to Sorort'ty Pom-Midd Latin ClubMeetson ~ • Maryland 28W. Virginid 1 Wednesday Eve price~~ H 1 Puritan --"'------. VOl:: • ·s •• j SUNDA~· OCTOBER j 6, 1966 __..... •._____________________.__ One Remains aMystery , -------~--------------------~-----_. - 0 ~_ . ) ,'..... ,........ Pomeroy·lilltldlepon It, -,', _.~--------------------------------~·~..1~}' l By RICHARD R. GROWAl.D United l'nll International SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. pia~" dropping huge bombs str""k North VIet Nom with 1 record air raid o1 175 mlosions Friday but American plane lo,.. over tbe north soared above the 100 mark lor the war, U.S spokesmen announce~ Sat·arday. One of the atrcr.rt los!Os was abrouded in mystery. The mammoth raid, besUng the 173 misslono flowo just tho day before, was followed up Saturday by a B52 Superf•l"· tms strike against Commll'llst lnllltralion routes, baae eamu1 and supply areas In Ihe southern half of the demllita- About <l J MrddJeport ~-: PRICE 10 CENT$ !} :. ,-4 .' l :1 F" l ' '1 10 0 .., 0 . ..-1 ' -1 • 0 ~ rized zone. that of an Air Force F4C The giant BS2's were suppo t. Phantom jet that cr'"hed lni U.S. Marines battling troo" mysteriously during Thursday'< ol the Norih Vietnamese elite raida, leaving flo two-man crew 32jB Division for control of the missing In action. border jungle mountal!ll JUSt Spokesmen said the Phantom south of the buffer JDne. was oo: 1 night rocket >'Uil Spokesm•n said Sal\llday the when, lor some puzzling reason, Marines fooght three sha:p it crashed. "There was NO Clashes with the Commurust ground fire, no anti-aircratt Tburaday, killing :17 North fire," a U.S. oflicial reporteo Vietnamese to raise the toll of Saturday. "The jet went in "" Communist dead and captured the rocket run and just did '"l In Operatlor Prairie to 1,130. pull out. It is unusual, bt we 403 Planes •Loot are calling It a combat lo"" In the air war, American Besides the more <han 4011 spokesmen announced the Unit· planes downed over th• ncrlh ed Stoles now has lost •l3 since the first raids Aug ~. planes over North Viet Na'll. 1964, three of lbe American The 403rd loss anoounced was helicopters that fly pit•,. rescue mlsslono have been lost; spokesmen said. The Soviet magazine Ogooyok reported Saturday Norrn VIet. namese pilot.< trained in the Soviet Union had shot down U.S. planes over Norilt Viet Nam. Advanced Training The magazine claimed II'• North Vietnamese airmen were being trained to handle supeno. nic aircraft capable ol f.rllll missile• in aerial dogflghto. In addition, tbe United Stoles has !oat 128 airplanes and 214 helicopters In South Viet Nam, the spokesmen said. U.S. Air Force, N•vv and Marine plloto dealt most I Essex Would Revive Concept Of Master. Teacher in Ohio U: •':too. tbefr punch In tile reeoJ'1 raldl against the military facd!IIOI fwmeUng men llid equipment to tbe Communist 10rcett fighting lD South Viet NaDl Many ol lbe miaalon8 bit 'lit soutbem parihattdlo ltljljlly JIO$. north Gl the ~ (DMZ) ·mf olcbt otllon billnoida lbe olx-mill wide 10111 ltoelf. Bill aut.boritlet l8id ol !bat bit In tbt tiSienulloll oectnr cl tiLl 110118 wbort AmeriCIDI IUIJ)ellded air • aaulta to il•e IDtenatioaal Inspectors a cbanco to cbHII the utent of Cc>mrmlldll In lbe mne. Other allacka center-.~ 011 1111 capital city Gl llaliOI and lla !Ill port of Halpltq. One ...,00. oaJd bomltl t1 ap to S;OfMI pounda-jllll lbout lbo boaviut we have," turned IUI'faoe.to-lir miBsilo (SAM) petroleum ud il atorage areos, tru,i'.t llld barges lnlo lnf...... ' ,. ' ' BlaDe)' The I(JIIkearnan salcl II waa "a particularly lila day' I<< o storage areas, with fuel dlllllpl btl. For C'.ird lllralgltt day, Air l'oree ~iloll (Colltlllued Clll pap :1) a, .. ..... ar!t Mr..' ,. Mr·l J;. GalJIPOU-.Pt. l'lel!mi THREE SQCTIO~ " ts 40UthPlane · In Another Record un I· Bahr Clothiers NO~ 37 --------- - :Gou o iwwAround and THE SHOE BOX f. ,. l~ L. ,-1 • · I I • ·• fu only $4.99 .;,---------- 28 PAGES Readt'ngs are Given at WSCS Group Meefl!l9 d TA Port/an P ou• are Installed Stanford7 ,, Golden Circle Class Meets at Carter Home MEIGS THEATRE ~.Ccd.21 Minnj!Sota 17 lowaO tntiv.,1 C/ b Afl'l"ta tOn With Ohio Assn. /s Announced Little Northwestern 3 Mi~souri7 Wisconsin 3 . Okta.StateO th~~o~~y Obomecomt ed ng Rut/and Church PERKY Purd.ue22, Michigan 21 ·~ { t)pic when the Women's Mis- ed Church Women. World ComKerns, Sherry King, Kent Kloos, The Latin Club of Pomeroy llonary Society of the Pomeroy muntty Day, November 4, w~s . David Krawsczyn, . Glenna Lu· and Middleport met on the ' elkm, Pam Manley, Dwight third Wednesday night of this school lllld~ r ·rst Baptist Church met Tues- announced and the Society wtll evening at Ole church with take hygi<ne kits. Earl Teaford of Columbus McDaniel, Karen Price, Opal month. Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta ticket Include 35 ':"" p. m., lo ... the 10 Mrs. Joseph cook, president, A meeting to be held at the visited Thursday, with hls mo- Berry, Melame H;"~ett, Pat~ It was decided to have the Sigma Phl Sorority conducted a for grade school ch:e;:· !~ ~~ess rehearsal of lht •play. charge, . . church November ID to pay ther, Mrs. Edith Teaford and H~rr";. D~uglas ay or, an meetings on Wednesday during "model meehng" for pledges cento for studen~ a of the Lila Mitch, ruahee cl!alrmu, t :roup smgmg of the hymn, tribute to Women's Baptist son Cecil Mtke ay or. fo tb 11 n and the third Wednesday evening at the Cn- adults. All mem rs ted" Bets SlgiDa Phi ., 1 Pr:enrush elaiiS. She dlaplay"In Christ There Is No East World Day ol Prayer waa an- Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble Grade 8, Maryh E~rad~ry, -r.:'es;.y s:r"":very month after tumbus and Southern Ohio Elec- sorority are to attend in hll1or e books and programJ ~ or West," and prayer. by Mrs . nounced. Mrs. Aten Shain spent the past weekend at Car- Ca!hy Bunce, Jo, n Jas, a:Y football season tric Company social room in billy costume. Coo< opened the meetmg. Mrs . reported on a special interest roll with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elhs, Sharon Glaze, Davtd . Middleport. It opened in ritual The next meeting will be beld ed scrap er and Mrs. EocbleOrval Wiles gave the report missionary family that tbe So- Struble and family and at Lo- H_aggerty • Kun Johns~n, i~y: The officers were elected as form, with Martha Eschleman on Monday evemng, Oct. 24, at the cha~~ eventl at tht ol the secretary. It was voted ciety may help. gan with Mr. and l1rs. Otto Rtley, Lu Ann FBrenc ' El.tt follows: Ray Hlndy, Consul; Ro- In charge. . man'~, In011.Dayton which to pay tile $5 dues Lo the Umt· Russell, Denms oggs, e bert Burdette Consul· Charis:-e · tio convenwon Mrs. Cook reported on lies. . Brown, Sharon McDaniel, Rob- Porter Quae;tor and Marta A letter from the lnt~a nI she attended with other mem· scholarship lund A . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miland of . M'lls Gene Powell Rosati< ' . • al concerning the spoasonng of t bers 1 ' cross with Co1urn bus were Wed nesday Ratliff. tn SefV a ' cultural program ~ntill· ' was held on while Kathy Moore, ' Glenna ' Hubbard • Scrlbe ' . high school clubs was read but The Mrs. Harry Bailey as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sprague. Tile dues will be used to buy received n• actiOn. Mrs. Esch· ed, "Her Crowninlf Glory, was It was voted to help Struble. medals for the second year Ieman reported on the TB reb ist presented by Barbara Betzina families who are in need Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young t' •tudenls. newal levy to be voted on '" The Rutland Church of C r . In which she displayed twatcll· clothing The tove giit . . and daughter, Barbara of Gal· U rl •L t't November electton and the held tls !31th annual bomecom rtous shades o1 hair. . . h t k d 'th The people on w•e cons ' udo 't . S d October 9 Sunday es o1 va dedicated by Mrs. George ton spent t e pas wee en wt tion committee are Barbara chapter voted to en rse '. mg un ay, . at Following tbe closinl, retresh· ner. her par~r.ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. White, chairwan. and Dorothy Betty Rawlings, ways and ISchool services were held menta were served by Sharlee "Toward A Greater Tomor- o. Barrutz. . Neulzlin means chairman, reported ' _9:30 ~- m. with_ Victor Braley, Newman and Carolyn Gru,.. row," was the theme of the Mr. and _Mrs. Earl_ Shneves The s ecial education chit· Those g~n the inl.!iatlon com· the progress of the stage pro- s~permtendent•. m eharge. ~ er. program, presented by Mrs. o!d The tlat~Sd a~ ~lt~~Ch~y~ dren ol ~omeroy elementary mittee are Cand·.ce Bani", duction, "A Feudin' Over Yon- ~a:::'~ ~:;~g s:: ~~d is Attending were Barbaro Belz1 J .. ~· F.?~ter. Tw~trtl:s .,.,~re E w_~r s, .s.~en S~nday : i ~~, school are registered as a Jun· chairman; Cynthia M111s and der," whtc~ in a hlllbllly set· ~~~t A Prayer Away': by Jane ing, Mrs. Clelland, AnnJt Chap-rea ' . ow P~ 1 ~, ucation versl y, YISI ior Garden club with lhe Ohio Nancy Harris. ting, is bemg sponsored by · . R" k Carter Ia ed. a man, Martha Eschlem&ll. Jy. Prim and daring at once ~~gan ~ ~~nca, . b~ Mr;: Mrd ~d .:rs. V· D. Edwards Association of Garden Clubs, The refreshment com.mittee the chapter Wednesday even- ~::~ !101~ r:llowed b/bl: fath· dy Crooks, Doris E~lni. Caro. am a .. e tgiOn m pu_ an avl ·. . . . said Mrs. Margaret Ella Lew· is Connie Bachner, chwrman, ing, Oct. 26m the Pomeroy aud· er Bill Carter with 8 vocal Jyn Gfueser, Pat Hindy, Shlt- a handsome little gleam 00 ~~c ~~~ ~· . ~Y ~rs. ~raJ~ T~rsd S~SJ!v:~~~htrat ~~s:~~~ is, special education teacher at Kathy Morgan: !1-u.th Ann La· itorium. She announced that selection. Mr. Braley told of ley Huston, Ina Meadows, U· of a pump in black leather andr r~· ercr~p u~:rs.rom ;::; wit~rshe~} br~ther gand sister-in- Pomeroy _elementary, !Thursday. cey, Rell_1alee Nierl and Thertht history of the Rutland la Mitch, Lois ~t)Ote, Sharlee with a big bold Puritan P Y Y and Mrs. William The children recent\' remov- esa Cam . Church. He staled it waa the Newman, Betty Rawling,, Ruth law, Mr. ed the sprmg planttng from the The n< ".vs reporter for Mtdmother ctmrch of all of the Rlffie, Barbara Riggs, April buckle at its rou nded toe. Blake. d d the planters at Ole entrance to the dleport is Remalee Ntert and . Churches of Christ iii the area · Smith ' Billie Spears and Undo Eldon Kraeuter atten e d ed 't 'th h t f p ' . school an replac 1 WI I e news repor er or omeriy I Mrs Flossie Weismlller told of Watson Lancaster faiT Thursday. chrysanthemums. The planter is Wendy Carper. reading somewhere that the .----boxes were a gift t~ the school At the next meeting, ~e · local church was the first SUN., OCT, 16 closed the program. d b by the Winding Tratl Garden firs I year students who receiV· The Golden Circle Class of Church of Christ in Ohio Burt J..ancaster Refreshments were serve y Club ed a C or more for the first the Rutland Church of Chrast . ed as "'THE KENTUCKIAN" Mrs. Ellen C~u~h an\~rs.Wil; Th~ indoor planter in the foy- two six weeks are eligible for met at the home ol Mr. and .,Boabb~h::d~e~~re:~~g Plus bam Bambar urmg e sacla. l er was re-planted with fiscus membership in the Latin Club. Mrs. Bill Carter 00 Saturda~ morning worship serivce A vo• Robert Mitchum and Julie London hour. 'elastira and philodendron en- They will be Initiated at the evening, October 8. The bu8l- cal trio sang "How Gre~t Thou in Ihanced "'th glass chunks next meeting. ness meeUng was opened by Art." The trio was composed Tho Letart F~ll WSC:S moot''THE WONDERFUL BRT .4 'liar brought from the Fenton Glass I Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, who the prestdent, Carl Hysell. The of Thelma Hysell Thelma Mi- lni t lh home Gf Mrs Ean> COUNTRY" UXI Y ICo., by sixth grade pupils dur- teaches the Pomeroy and Mid- opening prayer was offered by chael and R sru:wden Special a 0 _..., wllh ~ IOIIIl Meets Wednesday ing their field trip there last dleport LaUn classes is lite Thelma Hysell. Jeanette Carter music was p":'esented d~ring tbe ~WhaShul:r.,'!"""'endW Have ' · g • d · Wendy Carper gave the deovuons. The closmg . I n "' . e White Rose Lodge Auxiliary , sprm : , a VIsor. · · Snow· afternoon services Including, JesUB " fallowed by tbe Lord'l prayer was gtven by Roy frOui C.10 th B th hood 01 Hailroad on lhursday, October 13, the I , . e ro er group held its annual b u I b den. I two solos ' "Until" Then" • by Prayer•.• aerl'"',.... .. Pomtroy. Ohio Trammen met Wednesday af- planting on the hlll behind the I -~-~ The secretary'• report and Miss ~lley and Beyond the fnthlans by Mary Sbuler; J'tld. ternoon at the Legton ball m b I . i1 treasurer's report were given I Sunset by Mrs. Janice Cot· lng "Wben -lilt ChflolnD FRIDAY thru TuESDAY 00 Oct. 14-18 Middleport. Mrs. William Rob- sc • !: ~ by Jessie Grueser and Roy term, both of Lancaster. Mrs. Le~ve," by Lolo BeD, •·Mua WALT OISNEY"S son: president: conducted the I i, j Snowden. Mrs. neva Snowden Neva Pterce ol Bradbury New Friends," by Mf1111e Hunt. 4 'LT. ROBIN CRUSOE, busmess. meel1ng. gave the flower fund commit- served as accompanist. A duet "Down by lht Puture Gale," U.S.N."' AttencJmg were Mrs. Arthur ! % ij tee report. The class voted to was sung by Alberta Montgom- by Orpba Hlllllid ''I Wur My -TechnicolorDick Van Dykl Lewts, Mrs. P. L. Mttch, Mrs. rrtCetS •i , ilj purchase another microphone ~ry and Thelma .~cabel, Rummage," and 1 mlalottary Nancy Kwan Norman _ Wayland, Mrs. Her~ for the church amplifying sys-i Teach Me To Pray, with talk by Nor• Cn>u. . ""RUN, ~t~A~l:'ci(~. RUN" man Batley, Mrs. H. E. Bush, ~ tl tern Gamea and contests were Sabra Canday 88 accompanist. The group !J C!Ultlnl rap !Or -'fechnicotorMrs. James Souders, Mrs. Pat The Portland P.T.A. held Ks 7 ~ ended and Ernest Molden re- A quartet composed of Thelma ru and aloo makinl 1. quilt. O. Admi8Bion: 7ik & 40c Gallagher, Mrs. Walter Hayes, regular meetmg Monday, Oct. Mrs . Alfred Scarberry, Sr. of eel.~ the door prize. lc 0 Hysell, Ethel Nelson, Della : electloo day diDner 1118 iddleport, M Running time: 2 Hrs 40 min. Mrs. Robson and lllrs. Wil· ID at the Portland Grade school. Columbus, is spending the week cream cookies and punch were Phtlllps and Purl Van Meter ed and October If· was .~~~~~~~~~~========~' liam Woodard. Following the The meeting was called to in Middleport as the guest of served' The ne•t meeUng will sang "In the Garden WIt h P~an:' Prayer and Se~ Denio! meeting the group went to the order by the President, Maxine Mrs. Clara Staats. Mrs. Staats be heid at the home of Mr. Jesua," accompanied by Leona !t church at 7,30 p. m. &vMartin Restaurant for refresh- Durst, and opened by smgmg recently spent a week in Co- d Mrs Carl Hysll. Those King. Rev. Fred Albrec!tt of to el . menls. Hostesses were Mrs. "America," followed by the lumbus with Mrs. Scarberry :;'lending. were Mr. an~ Mrs. the New Marabfield church w~enll wert Wayland, Mrs. Woodard and pledge to the flag and the PTA , who resides with her daughter, Richard Grueser and son ClJar. ~ a solo and WM also lht rved by Mrs Shultr 'uiiiiiMrs. L. W. Walker. prayer. . . ISarah and family in Columbus. '''' Mr. and Mra. Purl Van· ~est speaker, delivering the : b Elsie Sb~er Tht'NnemHuberl Pnce mstalled the , Mrs. Scarberry is 1 former M ter G tl llid T "'" Mr sermon for the afternoon proY , ' tlle'Jio ATIEND SERVICES following off1cers for the 1966- , resident of Middleport. fjoy Silo~..: Mr: gram. Rev. Jobn Wyatt of Park- Iter meetmg wUI be at ml Several members of . t h e 61 school year : Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- ~ Mrs. Clair Taytw, Mr. ersburg, W. Va., was scheduled ol Mrs. Jerry Hill. . Kntghts of_ Pythtas of Middle- PreStd~nt, Maxine Durst: hoan were visitors in Parkers- ihif Mrs. Efll!lll ~o!deq, to be the speaker, but was un. port were tn Galhpohs Tuesday Vtce-prestdent, Freda Deeter, burg this week. and Mrs. Victof Braley, Mr. able to come due to i~•- Rall D M t!llg evening to attend memorial ser- Secretary, Ann Boso, and Trea- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wil"'n are and Mrs. Carl' Byllli, Miss! Bill Carter, the host minister, Y ay ee vtces for lite late Palsy S. Fro- surer, Iva Lawrence. . ' residing in the Scarberl')' prop- lltlen Mae Nelaon aitd Mr. ond was in charge of lite afternoon b Held Recently a member of Naom• Lodge Room mollters and vanous I 1bJ dirtor and flmily 10rvices. A all day meeting of 11it No. 55 Knights of Pythias. Th.-,. comm1tt~s were named for cr and Mrs. Edward Crooks · ·· · ' Tile program committee In Lau~l 6'u 11 and HyseU Ron Ho':'ce McElhinny, Karl the commg year. The attend- . d d ht rs have moved ll charge of planning was The!- Fr Methodlot churches 00 IUI•en, Shtriey Wolf, Bus Wal- ance award went to tbe 1st and · :r~m t~~r ~roperty 00 BroadU I' rna Michael, Roy Snowden, Sa- w;~ of the Mllllonary Socloand Emerson Jones. 2nd grade rooms. way to their newly purchased bra Canaday and Thelma Hy- ty wao held recently ~I the l!yormer Elmer Matsell, Approximately 100 persons sell o... church th f b orne, e f atte ded ·-· · · tox home on High St. C0 r Anb k. t dl --~ Talks and demonotratlona ~n . tal as e aner was oe .. ~ k .. . d Gene Crooks, semor en Mrs. Charles Hoffman enter- t l2'30 m . th church miaslonary wor wer• ••veo student at Ohio State llnlver- taJned tbe Sew-Rite Sewing club ~ t p.Th · 1~ 0 ltteo during forenoon by LoraiDI slty, visited recently wiUl hls Wednesday evening at be r includ.::' Jeas~e Gru!~Reva Einsmtnger and Lola Powelloon parento, Mr. and Mrs. Waite!' home, Lincoln Heighto. Snowden and Jeannette ol Zanesville; Loll ~ anci Crooks. A short business session was Pauline Jones Columbus, anci Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble of conducted by Mrs. Harold Hood, Clara Rice and Coleen Jolinsoo CIISrleston, W. Va. spent the president. Plalll were made for Birthday Observed of Cambridge. Several guesll weekend bere with her parents, a dinner at Crow's Steak Houae By Sewing Circle were present from Columbua. Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, October 26, at 7 p.m. Names The btrthaay of Mn<. Theo- A potluck dinner wao oerved Sr. Mr. Hackett Is confined to were drawn for Christmas dore Mora wa!: observed when at noon and in tbe aftefhOOil Veterans Memorial Hospital due lift exchan~e. The traveling tbe Busy Bee Sewin~ Circle a film "'A MIJslonary Tour ol to illness. prize donated by Mrs Ella ol Trinity United Church of Africa" was shown and ox. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire Gilmore Jr., was awarded to\Christ met Thursday at the plained by Lals Baldwin. of Daytoo spent the "'"'ekend Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. Mrs. church for an all day meeting. with her brother and family, William Gaddis and Mrs. Ron-' A potluck dinner was served IN DECKliOUSE m Mr. and Mrs. Richard CIISm- aid Browning received a birth- at noon to Mro. Mora, Miss Marine Private First ClaSE bers and son, Eric. day gift from their 'IOCfet pal. Lena Grueser, Mrs. Fred• Michael A. Caephart, 1011 of Mrs. Paul Grueser, Middle- A aalad course was served by Mitch, Mrs. Clarence Ma89ar. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Capeport, and her sister, Mrs. Ma- the hosteSI to the above and Mrs. Walter Baer, Mrs. Ben bart ol Pomeroy, participated bel Wolfe of Pomeroy, bav• re- Mrs. Raymond Baity, Mrs. Don Neutzling, Mrs. Adam Ebers- in Operation Deckhouse Ill, as turned from Wheeling, W. Va., Mullen, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, bach, Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mrs. a member of Marine Batfallon where they aUended funeral Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Oun- Olho Murray, Mrs. Clara Kerr, Landing Team, First Ba~•llon. services for Mrs. Stella Baker, ald Collins, Mrs. Edward Well• Mn. Amanda Kaspar and Mrs. 2tlth Marines, near the Provwbo died there Tuesday. and Mrs. Donald Mcl\nigbt. Carl Shields. 1nce of Blnb Tuy, Viet Nam. i~y I S , Cl b ewtng Plans Dinner 0 n 0 be 26 .. Carter. • GET YOURAUYO LOAN HERE NOW••• AND SAVE! ~ If you reaDy want fast action-and want ' ' to save money on the over-all cost of your new car-finance it here anil. now. Come in and see how quickly, conveniently, and economically we can put that car in your garage ••• now! Look twice ••• and see how .JMA Castle has translated the classics for fall ••• soft, appealing. all-wool separates for simple good looks. Ribbon front cardigan, 34-40 for U.OO, tops a neat sleeveless shell, 34-42, 8.00. Match--mate is a plaid, bias cut A-Skirt, fiNly Uned and belted. 5-15, 15.00. Nubby cable cardigan, 34-40, 13.00 heads a matching tweed starburst A·Skirt that's fully lined. 5-15 and 8-18, 12.00. All in Brick, Fern, Teal or Plum. Sweaters in frosted shades that matCh perfectly. BAHR CLOTHIERS • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~~~-u-· - - - ' Finance your car or truck HERE! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* W POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Several former Rutland residents returned Swtday, October 9, to attend the Rutland Church of Christ homecoming 1 services. I Among them were Mr. and [ Mrs. W. D. Lanning of Fairborn, their daughter, Mrs. Ro- : Robert Hill of Dayton, Mrs. ' Flossie Weismiller of Columbus. Mrs. Leafy Borton and daughter, Mi>s Mildred Barton and lrtend of Groveport, Roy Grimes and daughters, Kath· ryn, Frances and Juanita, of East Fultonham, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey and family of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn and Mro. Neva Pierce of Bradbury, Wilbur The- [ obald, Middleport; Mrs. Ethel Burson ol Athens and her 1 daugltter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mra. Charles Amos and daughter of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Johnson and son, .James of Marietta, Mra. Alma Brown, Cuyahoga Falla, and her son, Dwight Brown of St. Albans, W. Va. and Mn. •. .......... . ·. ·. ,. "" ~"' f . . '. POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ~ -·-• • ••.• - Make Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center·· For Furniture -and Furnishing For Your Home·· and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. Shop on Saturday from 9 AM to 9 PM in the Evening 1 Servtng Melgs County tor .,.,, 94 year• ------------------..i~Loio ""1!,...___,_______ ' Former Residents A.Uend Homecoming ~· . • • ·· ·· ·• r •~- · ·· -·· · · · -·-- • CoiteriU of Lancaater. - -·-.---• .. · - - ·· - - · · Shop Friday Until 8 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY IL.---------- -~~~,--.,"1'.•.~<~::.~~-.:.:"~.--~~ .. ...".'~~".'•..~~~.~.- ...--~ • ' 'i. •' ... " ' ' � 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. 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