https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c2f837d14eefa66c4cce309439ea51e7.pdf 8c635e7c479952965e2ea3635c3ba1f6 PDF Text Text --· .... ~· ,,._ . J ' ... w · • r~ 1 e ., a1y 1 entine '· ( ,[ r .... • , -~·e . '· ;~nn- -FivfcCENtS . ... __,_ ~ '· For 28 Appalachia Counties 1 ~ !.".' ~ ··, were hond!'lld residence of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fishis 4!C9nd from left and Rep. Moeller is of Me)gs countians attel)ded the open house and l!!a for Mrs .. ll!oeller ~~ the -rtlsidence Qf.IJr. Har- Ill - .-----------• N:>) J.. ' ' Queen 1 Cutle~ry ·'"' I· ,, '. '\ VISIT OUR HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR ••• 5ee. the' fihe collection of Pocket Knives,.Jiunting ~lvpJ, Fishing Knives, Paring Knives, Slicing kniv.es, Bread . ,. .. Knives, Scissors and Shears. . ... . ' ~~ T~l wnL • ~ . ' .. "-..·' tt\tHTr MANY OTHER · · lcNowfQ!JAUTY BRANDS-IN .. ~ ' ._, I ~~war~, Dishes, Glassware, Cle!ining ..Helps, Gift Wares •. A re11.ily wonderful se)ection ~f Housewares on the " :· M4in • .. , Floor. Elberfelds • Pomeroy • -~ •• ~· I I ·, J • ' • -~} • . You don't believe ._ a6 can act anythirlg like an 8? ----! STAN! = or '' ,. 0. 1. ~ ' ATI'N: avaU Midd CD.CNil.WUIIS'A£aAE ~fried &kill•• . • CROW'S STEAK HOUSE PHONE 992-5432 POMEROY, 0. l'llUIIO ex~ Raw Fr~ D!SPA view dlept Mill - .. li da• Look For • • • Watch For ••• Listen For ••• • • - - - .• . # , ~- · ~ - · · I __ _ ,. . ... Goal for Asia Jft Ia !I II It ~ II �----~--- (' ' ' I L' ·Racine• Soriety Notes ' '· Irish Replace Spartans bt UPI.:Grid P.oll . . .,, t•; ' -' .._ . -·.• jt ~··''' NEW ORLEANS IUPl) Herschel Jacobs, 176, Whlite IIIJor~•ey, 1751)1, !lew Plains, N. Y., lrnocked out (10), ;-' Our I ' ' Orleane Weekly . ,, ROTLAml7·8th.- Thixty boys make up the 1966 edition of the Rutland 7-8th grade football team. Front row, 1 to r, Ron Harrison, Schuler, Phillip Porter, David Hysell, J 1m Fergu~Q.· Se~ond row, Mar.k, Williams, ~Ike Caton, Bobby Snowden, Mike Grate, Larry Harmon, Randy Mitchaels, Walter Goble, Bob Black, ~kJiy~U, Aljke Hysell.llack row, Richard Swackhamer, coach; Mark Brogan, Larry Tyree Wilbur Ward Gary Erlewme Randy Williams avey MUier, Don Smith, Allen Wil~am~. Timmy Williams, Tommy Anderson, Danny Midkiff and Coach Charles Dowrue. Rutland played the Wa p;1a '1·81h]r~ders Ia a 0·0 tie recently.--,./lentlnel photo. Job~~;:I'holJlp$pn, Thorny Spues, Johnny Anderson, Sammy Ferrell, l:.!e WillalllJ, James SPECIA.L! 63 CHEV. Bel Air 4 Door Sedan ..' ' V-8 engine, auto. trans, radio, wJaJw ttre'f; wheel discs, Z.tone paint. Real aharp and real clean. 283 - GMAC Financing Available ' KARR &VAN ZANDT j Ir l OhioHigL School Poll ~~~t·~., ·.~~·· Car and1Home Insurance tro.-;tf:le ~-mlums :vo.., Pay? BILL CHILDS ' �----~--- (' ' ' I L' ·Racine• Soriety Notes ' '· Irish Replace Spartans bt UPI.:Grid P.oll . . .,, t•; ' -' .._ . -·.• jt ~··''' NEW ORLEANS IUPl) Herschel Jacobs, 176, Whlite IIIJor~•ey, 1751)1, !lew Plains, N. Y., lrnocked out (10), ;-' Our I ' ' Orleane Weekly . ,, ROTLAml7·8th.- Thixty boys make up the 1966 edition of the Rutland 7-8th grade football team. Front row, 1 to r, Ron Harrison, Schuler, Phillip Porter, David Hysell, J 1m Fergu~Q.· Se~ond row, Mar.k, Williams, ~Ike Caton, Bobby Snowden, Mike Grate, Larry Harmon, Randy Mitchaels, Walter Goble, Bob Black, ~kJiy~U, Aljke Hysell.llack row, Richard Swackhamer, coach; Mark Brogan, Larry Tyree Wilbur Ward Gary Erlewme Randy Williams avey MUier, Don Smith, Allen Wil~am~. Timmy Williams, Tommy Anderson, Danny Midkiff and Coach Charles Dowrue. Rutland played the Wa p;1a '1·81h]r~ders Ia a 0·0 tie recently.--,./lentlnel photo. Job~~;:I'holJlp$pn, Thorny Spues, Johnny Anderson, Sammy Ferrell, l:.!e WillalllJ, James SPECIA.L! 63 CHEV. Bel Air 4 Door Sedan ..' ' V-8 engine, auto. trans, radio, wJaJw ttre'f; wheel discs, Z.tone paint. Real aharp and real clean. 283 - GMAC Financing Available ' KARR &VAN ZANDT j Ir l OhioHigL School Poll ~~~t·~., ·.~~·· Car and1Home Insurance tro.-;tf:le ~-mlums :vo.., Pay? BILL CHILDS ' �• ' •/ " .; i. ·. o:~;~!~ts -Soe,iety· ~ · ~t.S· I Vo,ice' of~.!Jro~driJay ~arb. :;:~;~a:.~; ~ -~~·· Watcb lor alloct ot ilewtrot- at· -il.u are wllole the beat.oet 11 ,,..,_.:..,, __ Ex·lllllf!ll ·;.;. •. track lndlclmenl.t - the 11o11, down to the al!m (b 1 -·~ ......._ lnlf Jelll ~- ,.., hi! ' . -' ' ' Revenue luld acenta lh8t·· the beat part!) . " ~ a - .:novte.:uUed.. "Mr. Stomp. WviewuayJricille "avbide flub. Mr. 'and Mn.. _Cberlee Ray IIIIIODithe "10 perceJI!IIn" who money targel8 o1 1 promoter anato, a drag ver.ion ~ llcity" lilcl l!illli, J<!lht ID thl Lawrence, and 48usbur of bi&-cashed lkketa at Yollkeri 'pleadlq for backJni to b the killing. of Lana Turner 1 phologllo Jl<" fir NO exploi~ Grove ,City lllOior!d to the '· · · Thel'(!'l a Ue-ln wi't& a Yon. Henri Soule's famed ' Lo Pav'tf. mobater fr.end TV cam- atlon pil tor ~ aew filet ... bal!)e Of lilio grandmother, Mrs. kera restaurant peddling bOoB ion •and Qlte Buque restaur. er~ .Lance Brtsscm (Rim John Loonon'l IOlo night into .. Marie Lawrence aft~! from tbere alter hOUI'I where some of !be anti got 1 "secNt!' Incentive R~lls ll(lll) • and Diclncar~ ftlms lJ'OI!I !be BeaUes wiD be ·: they aU went to vJBit Mr. and drivers were pUed·' with cash of "3) per cenl off 011 all your . 1011 !actor Richard CariSOil's followed by Paul McCartney• · Mrs. John Rosa of S!Jffolk, va. and wliliokey . . MICkey Kapp, billa" ... CJevelBnd. Laa Ve TV • re~rl!r !prig' · were at. they aren't bgtliJii up; )u8l From Sultplt, they went to who spUt wltb Jilio lrife, alao gambling boas 'Tom McGlnt~ tack~ vicJOusly dur1118 tbe San diversifying In caae the waz · 1 , .Vlrg!nia Beacl!1 a dlatance spllt with hlo dad'1 ~PP Be,. wile ,Helen died In Clevelan/. FranciSco r~ce riots: Ls!Ice IDeils . Bennett Cert had bet. .· abo!!! ..JOOG ,!ililes. .'l'ill!y ~ ;; The Yulng 111'1 with we,vainly tried to discover if "~ . hospitalized lor live llitch. ter barricade Random Hou• Clllled,on Mr. aDd Mrs. ~orrest Bible director ·John Hustoo Adam Clayton Powell's ex-wife es .. _. lmag1f11! the embarrasa- against j)llyslciallJ: HH't nell Nelgler of Racine, •Mr, ' and . Hazel Scott was In Juam lor ~I of G•rry Moon if his TV tone "The Doctors" (by M. L. · Mrs. I.eroy Lawrence . and evening dinner pesta. the usual reasob . . . 11 cOnvict. vanety gets replaced by one Gross) cbarg08 the "typical~· daughtet, 'Bonnie, M!'l. Hattie Mrs. Minnie Carroll went to ed ~JJJer Mart Fein's wife Nan. hill~ by the S~olhera Br111.; American doctor "Ia re•pona: Powell, lqcal, her ,brother, Mr. to be with her daugh. cy Nahon Fein wishes lo elope thatolil<e repl~ci"i Laurence ble for between 1110,000 1 n ~~- · Slmey Powell and Mrs. Elva ter, Mrs. Wanda Donnelson, to .Medrld and wed again she OliVIer with Eddie Fisher. 200,000 deaths" annually ~ , DaUey of stlvel'l'(ille. who underwent surgery there. doesn't nen.have to '",:,.,_, • Another TV scandal is aborn. cause he "misses or mtsdi-· . ... · go -~,.... Ill& - attempt$ to "lnfiue ...,. MrS. Elva DaUey and Mrs. Kathleen Qluraen of I quick-divorce; the law says raUDiS" during "rating wee~~' noses !?ur In •very 6ve ~, 5 Marie Lawrence called on Mr. East UverpooJ and little daugh- an_yone sentenced to life Jm. ments. ,,j, and Mr~. Jimmy Pape of MJd. are at the home of her Pr180!""ent ,. legally "deed" .. dleport and were lfeclbelday , Mrs. Carroll to do the The JOt-age: the C"I'Pllthia Tra-=--...::.....;..:~_..::..:::·C:! ~ousework. vel Agency, 1595 Seeond Ave., Uiree or four). has a sign in Its windowo offer. , · We didQ't .develop Into Mr. and Mrs. Lee Layne and inl! a '-l&e "Shuttle Service - , DaiiJ Sentine~ Pomeroy·lfl~dlepOrt, 0 Oct 18 196~5 TV ·mixed-up adults lliSI 10 two children were. Swlday di11o New York and Budapest." · ., • ' ' a ~how, "Everybody's 8 kicks you know It was au 1lU guestl of Mr. and Mrs. CeAh, so. ' . cU Roseberry and Children. - ---.,..-...-...___ ,j You won't appreciate the cause our children dl~:t The nlce-lookiq pudgy • lac.. WHATEVER YOU NEED• following, but after my daily derstand us. They made UB Mr. and Mrs. Ron~d Wise ed lad at BObby Kennedy's side dose of "What's the older &en- 'tay home at night when and two children of Middleport, poUtlcking 011 TV is Carter era lion eom.lrlt . ·to?" letter • . , old enough to go out and Mrs. Lou!,. Van · Mel!r and Burden, of the l!eauU!ul People !rpm teem~eU ' It's a bave'fun. They_ ~uJUed, Ignored, Nicki, local, viBJted Mr. and set . . . Johnny Carson walke r--- by Hef•ll ._....__, antidote. bossed, Criticized .... noth- Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and llko a cowboy who hasn't been ...,;;n,14J mg we did ever pleased them . famUy. off his horse lately when he YOUTH ASKF;D FOR IT! . ,OPEN LETI'ER 'ro JU\IEN. It was nag, nag, nag, or "Wbat Mr. Slmey PoweU and Mr sashaya out to start his "To'l'hiJ eolumn Ia for young away but I kllow that ILE ADULT·HATERS:' AJI'a do YOU know about Ule, you're Gene Carpenter did aome .,;. night" monologues. people, d!eir problems and tnly hurt him My time YOU kids wring yeur )Jands just a parent?" ment work lor Mrs. Mll'ie Kathryn Grayson secreUy DUTTON HAS IT! I trusted. me, and I Jet and .,tear your hair about how So how could we bel Lawrence. wed? To Wm. Herrin ton ftod.. Wl'l•n your ••cttr pr•knbn 11 IU,port 1•rment. h• •a]teetl It to r;~·~:es~~he~ ':~1 :~ H~= )US! to show oft. w~ OMient ...... have loused bad? We're the produ~ Lawrence Johnston, Rom- gers Ill? Any ~ll'hol of M fiftH ,,.,.Hitnltl)'. lllld Cit• 1'4Cth•, Dvtt•n h•• triiiiiH hchnl · Help US!, it welcOmes laughs Helen, please print tt:';~~·tuf~st land the our _environment We're a gen· ~!~ower, S1mey Powell, Jo. · cl.ns WIM will cerrectly fit rour .. rrnent In ,,.t..Joml prt•ecr but wo~·l dodge a serious ques- letl!r. I know a lot of Jng crocOOn: tears ;:t squee~ eratiOD of aduil dellnquenta be- Woil R~e: ~ a.:~ Joe .t our ewn deNrtnwnt. C•rn,l•te ifOCkl ~ a,pNanc• ... Uon With i brush-off. steal from stores jwl for kicks your bariga Do 80Jil "''··• ~ cause our kids were so busy Mr 'and Mrs M ' c on Wl'fl en Rand . Dutton 111e "" 'Send yaur teen-age questions But anyoue thinking about 1j ganize ho~ fot· - ··~'11· • savlq tile world they blamed aywood JohnMrvlce aiHMr at n,,.. ar he.,... tal. lhould the eccnien 11r1.. to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, shauid think what 11 will do mothers, nt '' un-hinged Ul1 for tlwy didn't give us an · Mr. LawSOII called 08 Mr. ask ,..., lfoctllr to call o..~ft: car,e of Heiea Help US' thiS to hi!J ISI!li!y B~ljeve cis adul pare guf4ance clin· -chance. . d Mrs. Homer Icenhower. newspaper. · ., teelinS: f=: us, don't hate us. . HoJ. HOME RENTAL 1 OR ROOKED ON PIZZA · toa~~ur..:;~~ H tes Do~\~ou ,KNOW tiler's no P. S. Sound fSI!lUiar, kidi' -May Jollllatoa IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 SERVICE Dear Helen: ,• · a su? . ng as • bad. parent- Only the age-group has ~ HOSPITAL My boyfriend Is forever' eat: he • Just misguided, warped by changed to get !be author In Each Mnlolin otuqe has SERVICE 1 NO. SECOND ST. lng. That's all ha thinks about · , , "hllod" (or trouble with teen readero -H its own patron aalnt, but the FREI PHONE 992-3106 when he lakes me on a date. You · won't believe me · · Virgin of Guadalupe Is the S.concl St. DELIVERY Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT Example: One day 1 went but later on, you'll know this patron saint of all llfelico. shapplng with him. He suggtllt.- ~as the luckiest day of your Wf TERMS. • • .:....:.~_::......,...,,.,.,...,...,..~,..; ed a pizza for luqch. 1 had life: you got ""ught before you ~ lwo small slices and walcbed got ,hooked on the holldi. -H. Dear Helen: bim gulp down the rtlll of the ,. pie. •· I'm in seventh gre<~e -and I'm ·, , CRUTCHES and CANES? For Professional Named Manager ~f Year by UPI Adds To ! '. ,· \ l c Bbblvals ' ,,t • I ' Service: . HELEN HELP US! fill! more. I·DAY SERVIQ ,u.;, ::t:·~ wor~e tlo~~~ ~~f!,""~~eens, JL~! · ..~~os:~~ ~~~U~l~. SHIRT fiNISHING DUTTON Rohinion's Oeaners '•'\,. $19 ,,, ·.·~ · I !, ' ' ' ,,.: ( .. Rtgular $3.99 \· ' .• , .,,. .· i 1f.. -:·· ' .II: 'J'• "o:tii ' . A few blocks farther on, we · passed ano ther piZza. place. I could have fainted · 'll'hen he wanted to go In and have allo other llle. . Every time he L oees a place to •t, he Wants to. I like him, bul (tlJOugh be's jaU .and stiU fairly slim) l'lli: afraid I'll soon be datJna, a ,.b How can I get II across th more to life than D.I.S. Dear Dis: Call him your "lean tower' of pizza" and try to understand there comes a Ume in most every boy's life when the main thin& on his mind is hill stomach. Don't WOJ"ry -:- ytu're second 011 the list. -H. P.S. But leach him to count calories, just io case. Dear Helen: Today I was caught shop liftIng. I took just enough to show I wasn't afraid, and 1 was ene of the gang. Well, I lound out how stupid it is 1o "prove yourselr' that way. As a minor, I wasn't arrest~ ed, but my lather was called from his job to take me home. He is a good man. He bas II ways heen very proud of his . children, but loday he was crushed. I can't face him. I feel so low that I would ruo ~~ C=D~[Q) to figure •111 why we to call adul18 "Mr Mrs." and "Miss" when .. @[? lffi::{)~ [g}@(!:!J§~ their faults the world Is such a mess. They are .. on_es that o"""t to ·........,_t, ""'' • - ••, · Slllce w_e will be ' the get them out of the mess lnade. -P11ZZt!i:D Dear Miss Puzzled: ~[l..Ji!©fif1:ill)@[l'itW @~ [g)~ fA\E:i? ones =:t l..5lAl u '11:111117 ~lNa)@~DD~ A aour son says when I ,.~,.,, • SNOW TIRES 2FOR - 1.00/&.50-13 Tu-,luo BlodRN Plus $3.66 Fed. oxdselu, Slltl ~and 2 trade-In tires off your c:ar. -- •. .$.70-IU~bo·lypo flaclrnll. l'ljti'$3.16 Fod. •xclnlol!o AIH 101 ond 2 trlde-ln-liroa off~· cor. MOQ'E~S.HAS THEIR f4EW CHRISTMAS , ·,. 4 ; ··- -~ Honor Roll Is Announced with the BEST The lollowlq students recelv· ed grades 'of 85 or above In 11!1 : of !heir subjects during the first •ix-weeks 'period at Eastern iie,h (capitalized names won POMEROY LANES Monday Ml•od League Oct. 3, 1968 TRACTIONAIRE Polots , Bee Cees 19 Mas~ueraders 16 Blaettnar Auto 15 Fabric Shop 12 Team No. 5 4 Team No. 6 4 Ind. High Gome - Donna Grate, .185, and Speed Ru,.ell, 235 ; H1gh Series - Mildred B11wen, '54, and Speed Russell, 525: Team High game and I Bee Cees. 694 • All-tradioa tnad delip for ~Ute- footed ,..-formauce oa ice, ouJd or mow. •Wety-tenaioned nylon eord body flir muimum proteeUon qaln.t impM:t t.r.Ua. and Wednesday Lat• Mixed Leagne · Po1nto 8 I! ardly Ables 1 Patsies 8 1'cam No. 5 4 4 4 No Trumps Zeros 0 Team No. 2 0 High Game Joyce RamBey, 162, and John Sebo, 1116; High Series, Joyce Ramsey. 428, and Dlci Rosenbaum, 537. Team High Game and Seritll, 4 No TrUmps, 1102 and 11100. !_,, ·~·· ' • ' H POMEROY HOME & AUTO STORE I h Of I Former y T e Location Metropo itan Motors t PLENTY OF FR EE PARKING t . 600 E. MAIN ST. THAT'e A.,QUT THE SIZE OP IT. QN biSP,LAY '" A): 2ons. ' ! Eastern High BOWLI Series - BIG :JVBWS! ', .. ....... \. ·~ ~ :....------"""--"-"'"'-..:..111;!c:...tl=l:lo...:w;.l;.l;::l:,;;~,;;:;,:~-..;;;:;;;,;;;...;.,;...::.,...;.J• •fj · FRESJlMEN - Kalily Bahr, Ruth AM Barnhill, 81U Qlle, Nancy lla'*\Debble K~~~~ \VICE ?,! YS, Cella _ PHYLLIS' c~T\11fi;.:;;tl~1, 'utile, Brenda Spencer, M Jsbome, l!,r\NNY WILL. · · ' SOPHOMORES - RQSe Macy' Andrews, JENNIFER II~AN, : Pam flender.on NANCY K·'Rit Lenora Michael, Louise Mlcb, ael, Pal Morrissey, Sandra Newlun, Shirley Rucker, ,Jiatd Sexson. JUNIORS - Pall! Joe Bailey, Karen Boothe. Patty Boring, Janet Flck, thy Griffin, TwiJ.a "~~- ~~ ~~~· Sargent, Larry s~. ' · ey, Joyce van· M~·-· • SENIORS - JACKn: . Karen Bissell, John Bi'~gard; Karen Carter, , lion, Edna Me<'IJi, Patricia Smlih, •SuiDmtrfleld;' , . ,_,,.,,.., All the famous nationelly edvertl._, br .d d ' en • en the ones you ·~• ~n ~ ere here _reldy for you. All '!Moore's usual low prices: . . T~pper Toys ' Suzy Hornemekar J,ohnny Speed Blby Flnt'Step Johnny Express Ch..iful Tearful ., .· I '\1 ~.tteiToys :"~' . ,' . ''• .• " Mettel Dolls ., Baby Secret Doll.-· . •' ' t' ;~\ • ., ' ' Ill PlY to tncle fllterecklnn, fresh-afr-eimllatJna Qq ~ for llale, warmed-over electrically heated air. Vtq pensive indeed to own • chHly, clammy basemtnt. Nellt fllne you're ihlnklna about builclinc, buyfna 'ltniJnc ~ home, think reailatlcllliy. Think about the ~ th.t you d hiYo to PlY up to thrM tim as as much to hwt the 1111111 fiiOtllt.slnct house will! lltctrlcity. Thin think ~hints )QI Clll do wllh !!,. IIIC1IIIJ ,... lave ::a: '.. That's lllrM the u oil. I ., ! • ·,,, &''· I ~ . . I I \ . ' ' ', ..,;, , ; : ' �• ' •/ " .; i. ·. o:~;~!~ts -Soe,iety· ~ · ~t.S· I Vo,ice' of~.!Jro~driJay ~arb. :;:~;~a:.~; ~ -~~·· Watcb lor alloct ot ilewtrot- at· -il.u are wllole the beat.oet 11 ,,..,_.:..,, __ Ex·lllllf!ll ·;.;. •. track lndlclmenl.t - the 11o11, down to the al!m (b 1 -·~ ......._ lnlf Jelll ~- ,.., hi! ' . -' ' ' Revenue luld acenta lh8t·· the beat part!) . " ~ a - .:novte.:uUed.. "Mr. Stomp. WviewuayJricille "avbide flub. Mr. 'and Mn.. _Cberlee Ray IIIIIODithe "10 perceJI!IIn" who money targel8 o1 1 promoter anato, a drag ver.ion ~ llcity" lilcl l!illli, J<!lht ID thl Lawrence, and 48usbur of bi&-cashed lkketa at Yollkeri 'pleadlq for backJni to b the killing. of Lana Turner 1 phologllo Jl<" fir NO exploi~ Grove ,City lllOior!d to the '· · · Thel'(!'l a Ue-ln wi't& a Yon. Henri Soule's famed ' Lo Pav'tf. mobater fr.end TV cam- atlon pil tor ~ aew filet ... bal!)e Of lilio grandmother, Mrs. kera restaurant peddling bOoB ion •and Qlte Buque restaur. er~ .Lance Brtsscm (Rim John Loonon'l IOlo night into .. Marie Lawrence aft~! from tbere alter hOUI'I where some of !be anti got 1 "secNt!' Incentive R~lls ll(lll) • and Diclncar~ ftlms lJ'OI!I !be BeaUes wiD be ·: they aU went to vJBit Mr. and drivers were pUed·' with cash of "3) per cenl off 011 all your . 1011 !actor Richard CariSOil's followed by Paul McCartney• · Mrs. John Rosa of S!Jffolk, va. and wliliokey . . MICkey Kapp, billa" ... CJevelBnd. Laa Ve TV • re~rl!r !prig' · were at. they aren't bgtliJii up; )u8l From Sultplt, they went to who spUt wltb Jilio lrife, alao gambling boas 'Tom McGlnt~ tack~ vicJOusly dur1118 tbe San diversifying In caae the waz · 1 , .Vlrg!nia Beacl!1 a dlatance spllt with hlo dad'1 ~PP Be,. wile ,Helen died In Clevelan/. FranciSco r~ce riots: Ls!Ice IDeils . Bennett Cert had bet. .· abo!!! ..JOOG ,!ililes. .'l'ill!y ~ ;; The Yulng 111'1 with we,vainly tried to discover if "~ . hospitalized lor live llitch. ter barricade Random Hou• Clllled,on Mr. aDd Mrs. ~orrest Bible director ·John Hustoo Adam Clayton Powell's ex-wife es .. _. lmag1f11! the embarrasa- against j)llyslciallJ: HH't nell Nelgler of Racine, •Mr, ' and . Hazel Scott was In Juam lor ~I of G•rry Moon if his TV tone "The Doctors" (by M. L. · Mrs. I.eroy Lawrence . and evening dinner pesta. the usual reasob . . . 11 cOnvict. vanety gets replaced by one Gross) cbarg08 the "typical~· daughtet, 'Bonnie, M!'l. Hattie Mrs. Minnie Carroll went to ed ~JJJer Mart Fein's wife Nan. hill~ by the S~olhera Br111.; American doctor "Ia re•pona: Powell, lqcal, her ,brother, Mr. to be with her daugh. cy Nahon Fein wishes lo elope thatolil<e repl~ci"i Laurence ble for between 1110,000 1 n ~~- · Slmey Powell and Mrs. Elva ter, Mrs. Wanda Donnelson, to .Medrld and wed again she OliVIer with Eddie Fisher. 200,000 deaths" annually ~ , DaUey of stlvel'l'(ille. who underwent surgery there. doesn't nen.have to '",:,.,_, • Another TV scandal is aborn. cause he "misses or mtsdi-· . ... · go -~,.... Ill& - attempt$ to "lnfiue ...,. MrS. Elva DaUey and Mrs. Kathleen Qluraen of I quick-divorce; the law says raUDiS" during "rating wee~~' noses !?ur In •very 6ve ~, 5 Marie Lawrence called on Mr. East UverpooJ and little daugh- an_yone sentenced to life Jm. ments. ,,j, and Mr~. Jimmy Pape of MJd. are at the home of her Pr180!""ent ,. legally "deed" .. dleport and were lfeclbelday , Mrs. Carroll to do the The JOt-age: the C"I'Pllthia Tra-=--...::.....;..:~_..::..:::·C:! ~ousework. vel Agency, 1595 Seeond Ave., Uiree or four). has a sign in Its windowo offer. , · We didQ't .develop Into Mr. and Mrs. Lee Layne and inl! a '-l&e "Shuttle Service - , DaiiJ Sentine~ Pomeroy·lfl~dlepOrt, 0 Oct 18 196~5 TV ·mixed-up adults lliSI 10 two children were. Swlday di11o New York and Budapest." · ., • ' ' a ~how, "Everybody's 8 kicks you know It was au 1lU guestl of Mr. and Mrs. CeAh, so. ' . cU Roseberry and Children. - ---.,..-...-...___ ,j You won't appreciate the cause our children dl~:t The nlce-lookiq pudgy • lac.. WHATEVER YOU NEED• following, but after my daily derstand us. They made UB Mr. and Mrs. Ron~d Wise ed lad at BObby Kennedy's side dose of "What's the older &en- 'tay home at night when and two children of Middleport, poUtlcking 011 TV is Carter era lion eom.lrlt . ·to?" letter • . , old enough to go out and Mrs. Lou!,. Van · Mel!r and Burden, of the l!eauU!ul People !rpm teem~eU ' It's a bave'fun. They_ ~uJUed, Ignored, Nicki, local, viBJted Mr. and set . . . Johnny Carson walke r--- by Hef•ll ._....__, antidote. bossed, Criticized .... noth- Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and llko a cowboy who hasn't been ...,;;n,14J mg we did ever pleased them . famUy. off his horse lately when he YOUTH ASKF;D FOR IT! . ,OPEN LETI'ER 'ro JU\IEN. It was nag, nag, nag, or "Wbat Mr. Slmey PoweU and Mr sashaya out to start his "To'l'hiJ eolumn Ia for young away but I kllow that ILE ADULT·HATERS:' AJI'a do YOU know about Ule, you're Gene Carpenter did aome .,;. night" monologues. people, d!eir problems and tnly hurt him My time YOU kids wring yeur )Jands just a parent?" ment work lor Mrs. Mll'ie Kathryn Grayson secreUy DUTTON HAS IT! I trusted. me, and I Jet and .,tear your hair about how So how could we bel Lawrence. wed? To Wm. Herrin ton ftod.. Wl'l•n your ••cttr pr•knbn 11 IU,port 1•rment. h• •a]teetl It to r;~·~:es~~he~ ':~1 :~ H~= )US! to show oft. w~ OMient ...... have loused bad? We're the produ~ Lawrence Johnston, Rom- gers Ill? Any ~ll'hol of M fiftH ,,.,.Hitnltl)'. lllld Cit• 1'4Cth•, Dvtt•n h•• triiiiiH hchnl · Help US!, it welcOmes laughs Helen, please print tt:';~~·tuf~st land the our _environment We're a gen· ~!~ower, S1mey Powell, Jo. · cl.ns WIM will cerrectly fit rour .. rrnent In ,,.t..Joml prt•ecr but wo~·l dodge a serious ques- letl!r. I know a lot of Jng crocOOn: tears ;:t squee~ eratiOD of aduil dellnquenta be- Woil R~e: ~ a.:~ Joe .t our ewn deNrtnwnt. C•rn,l•te ifOCkl ~ a,pNanc• ... Uon With i brush-off. steal from stores jwl for kicks your bariga Do 80Jil "''··• ~ cause our kids were so busy Mr 'and Mrs M ' c on Wl'fl en Rand . Dutton 111e "" 'Send yaur teen-age questions But anyoue thinking about 1j ganize ho~ fot· - ··~'11· • savlq tile world they blamed aywood JohnMrvlce aiHMr at n,,.. ar he.,... tal. lhould the eccnien 11r1.. to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, shauid think what 11 will do mothers, nt '' un-hinged Ul1 for tlwy didn't give us an · Mr. LawSOII called 08 Mr. ask ,..., lfoctllr to call o..~ft: car,e of Heiea Help US' thiS to hi!J ISI!li!y B~ljeve cis adul pare guf4ance clin· -chance. . d Mrs. Homer Icenhower. newspaper. · ., teelinS: f=: us, don't hate us. . HoJ. HOME RENTAL 1 OR ROOKED ON PIZZA · toa~~ur..:;~~ H tes Do~\~ou ,KNOW tiler's no P. S. Sound fSI!lUiar, kidi' -May Jollllatoa IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 SERVICE Dear Helen: ,• · a su? . ng as • bad. parent- Only the age-group has ~ HOSPITAL My boyfriend Is forever' eat: he • Just misguided, warped by changed to get !be author In Each Mnlolin otuqe has SERVICE 1 NO. SECOND ST. lng. That's all ha thinks about · , , "hllod" (or trouble with teen readero -H its own patron aalnt, but the FREI PHONE 992-3106 when he lakes me on a date. You · won't believe me · · Virgin of Guadalupe Is the S.concl St. DELIVERY Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT Example: One day 1 went but later on, you'll know this patron saint of all llfelico. shapplng with him. He suggtllt.- ~as the luckiest day of your Wf TERMS. • • .:....:.~_::......,...,,.,.,...,...,..~,..; ed a pizza for luqch. 1 had life: you got ""ught before you ~ lwo small slices and walcbed got ,hooked on the holldi. -H. Dear Helen: bim gulp down the rtlll of the ,. pie. •· I'm in seventh gre<~e -and I'm ·, , CRUTCHES and CANES? For Professional Named Manager ~f Year by UPI Adds To ! '. ,· \ l c Bbblvals ' ,,t • I ' Service: . HELEN HELP US! fill! more. I·DAY SERVIQ ,u.;, ::t:·~ wor~e tlo~~~ ~~f!,""~~eens, JL~! · ..~~os:~~ ~~~U~l~. SHIRT fiNISHING DUTTON Rohinion's Oeaners '•'\,. $19 ,,, ·.·~ · I !, ' ' ' ,,.: ( .. Rtgular $3.99 \· ' .• , .,,. .· i 1f.. -:·· ' .II: 'J'• "o:tii ' . A few blocks farther on, we · passed ano ther piZza. place. I could have fainted · 'll'hen he wanted to go In and have allo other llle. . Every time he L oees a place to •t, he Wants to. I like him, bul (tlJOugh be's jaU .and stiU fairly slim) l'lli: afraid I'll soon be datJna, a ,.b How can I get II across th more to life than D.I.S. Dear Dis: Call him your "lean tower' of pizza" and try to understand there comes a Ume in most every boy's life when the main thin& on his mind is hill stomach. Don't WOJ"ry -:- ytu're second 011 the list. -H. P.S. But leach him to count calories, just io case. Dear Helen: Today I was caught shop liftIng. I took just enough to show I wasn't afraid, and 1 was ene of the gang. Well, I lound out how stupid it is 1o "prove yourselr' that way. As a minor, I wasn't arrest~ ed, but my lather was called from his job to take me home. He is a good man. He bas II ways heen very proud of his . children, but loday he was crushed. I can't face him. I feel so low that I would ruo ~~ C=D~[Q) to figure •111 why we to call adul18 "Mr Mrs." and "Miss" when .. @[? lffi::{)~ [g}@(!:!J§~ their faults the world Is such a mess. They are .. on_es that o"""t to ·........,_t, ""'' • - ••, · Slllce w_e will be ' the get them out of the mess lnade. -P11ZZt!i:D Dear Miss Puzzled: ~[l..Ji!©fif1:ill)@[l'itW @~ [g)~ fA\E:i? ones =:t l..5lAl u '11:111117 ~lNa)@~DD~ A aour son says when I ,.~,.,, • SNOW TIRES 2FOR - 1.00/&.50-13 Tu-,luo BlodRN Plus $3.66 Fed. oxdselu, Slltl ~and 2 trade-In tires off your c:ar. -- •. .$.70-IU~bo·lypo flaclrnll. l'ljti'$3.16 Fod. •xclnlol!o AIH 101 ond 2 trlde-ln-liroa off~· cor. MOQ'E~S.HAS THEIR f4EW CHRISTMAS , ·,. 4 ; ··- -~ Honor Roll Is Announced with the BEST The lollowlq students recelv· ed grades 'of 85 or above In 11!1 : of !heir subjects during the first •ix-weeks 'period at Eastern iie,h (capitalized names won POMEROY LANES Monday Ml•od League Oct. 3, 1968 TRACTIONAIRE Polots , Bee Cees 19 Mas~ueraders 16 Blaettnar Auto 15 Fabric Shop 12 Team No. 5 4 Team No. 6 4 Ind. High Gome - Donna Grate, .185, and Speed Ru,.ell, 235 ; H1gh Series - Mildred B11wen, '54, and Speed Russell, 525: Team High game and I Bee Cees. 694 • All-tradioa tnad delip for ~Ute- footed ,..-formauce oa ice, ouJd or mow. •Wety-tenaioned nylon eord body flir muimum proteeUon qaln.t impM:t t.r.Ua. and Wednesday Lat• Mixed Leagne · Po1nto 8 I! ardly Ables 1 Patsies 8 1'cam No. 5 4 4 4 No Trumps Zeros 0 Team No. 2 0 High Game Joyce RamBey, 162, and John Sebo, 1116; High Series, Joyce Ramsey. 428, and Dlci Rosenbaum, 537. Team High Game and Seritll, 4 No TrUmps, 1102 and 11100. !_,, ·~·· ' • ' H POMEROY HOME & AUTO STORE I h Of I Former y T e Location Metropo itan Motors t PLENTY OF FR EE PARKING t . 600 E. MAIN ST. THAT'e A.,QUT THE SIZE OP IT. QN biSP,LAY '" A): 2ons. ' ! Eastern High BOWLI Series - BIG :JVBWS! ', .. ....... \. ·~ ~ :....------"""--"-"'"'-..:..111;!c:...tl=l:lo...:w;.l;.l;::l:,;;~,;;:;,:~-..;;;:;;;,;;;...;.,;...::.,...;.J• •fj · FRESJlMEN - Kalily Bahr, Ruth AM Barnhill, 81U Qlle, Nancy lla'*\Debble K~~~~ \VICE ?,! YS, Cella _ PHYLLIS' c~T\11fi;.:;;tl~1, 'utile, Brenda Spencer, M Jsbome, l!,r\NNY WILL. · · ' SOPHOMORES - RQSe Macy' Andrews, JENNIFER II~AN, : Pam flender.on NANCY K·'Rit Lenora Michael, Louise Mlcb, ael, Pal Morrissey, Sandra Newlun, Shirley Rucker, ,Jiatd Sexson. JUNIORS - Pall! Joe Bailey, Karen Boothe. Patty Boring, Janet Flck, thy Griffin, TwiJ.a "~~- ~~ ~~~· Sargent, Larry s~. ' · ey, Joyce van· M~·-· • SENIORS - JACKn: . Karen Bissell, John Bi'~gard; Karen Carter, , lion, Edna Me<'IJi, Patricia Smlih, •SuiDmtrfleld;' , . ,_,,.,,.., All the famous nationelly edvertl._, br .d d ' en • en the ones you ·~• ~n ~ ere here _reldy for you. All '!Moore's usual low prices: . . T~pper Toys ' Suzy Hornemekar J,ohnny Speed Blby Flnt'Step Johnny Express Ch..iful Tearful ., .· I '\1 ~.tteiToys :"~' . ,' . ''• .• " Mettel Dolls ., Baby Secret Doll.-· . •' ' t' ;~\ • ., ' ' Ill PlY to tncle fllterecklnn, fresh-afr-eimllatJna Qq ~ for llale, warmed-over electrically heated air. Vtq pensive indeed to own • chHly, clammy basemtnt. Nellt fllne you're ihlnklna about builclinc, buyfna 'ltniJnc ~ home, think reailatlcllliy. Think about the ~ th.t you d hiYo to PlY up to thrM tim as as much to hwt the 1111111 fiiOtllt.slnct house will! lltctrlcity. Thin think ~hints )QI Clll do wllh !!,. IIIC1IIIJ ,... lave ::a: '.. That's lllrM the u oil. I ., ! • ·,,, &''· I ~ . . I I \ . ' ' ', ..,;, , ; : ' �,, ' . .... '"·' ( -~ I). ~· .. . • I 1-' ·' • r , .,J· ' t ' . I { ,• ,1 I~ ' •' ' ' ~- Edueators~~ . . ·t ' ' ' ,I -G,Jnblittee N()'UJ/ Cumpad Colm TV '· · (01' ant~ TOO"& i1J 'JifJI6 ioate ·: BEL TONE . HeariJ19 _Aid . Servk• Ceattr.·. .~ .; MR. K. L. BYRD . WIU BE AT 206 N. 2nd Ave. ff' lo't ;;- ...I'~ · Mid~le~rt;:O~Jr.i :: l ! ! : eRvNswiCK & ' [j()~ CEILINGS ' ' Oct. Thuncl1y1 20 .. IJ~tt:a'1 ; . FROM ~,~. · 9'i:IA. to 12 Nllon To repair and service liearinll aid• •~ , B~1: 1ni'suppi~ al 11111k11 for .... ·IOf· Mr. ' t .. I I I I . to will be give · test :one ,. ' If hearing II yollr, .. preblem 8elton1lt , lHV!Wt'GN HIIMIICMMultnr=:r ct"--dad ---·-·· ....,l01b1Mtln Ivory color or twa 5" z I'IP' d a. $399.95 IELTONf~ Hearing Ai• Center . ' ' I ·ol. ·'' " .. :. SO CON\PACT ••• IT FITS INTO .: EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOMEI SCM TENTH ST. HUI!rJNGTON, W.VA. , rnone52J.7221 ,. '1'\ ·'' Jr'''''' Prices Start M ' ·v. ' ' .:;;,:"JJ:i!~';~-'1"-•~r Cai'i-ou and l)eanna ~~u Swlday alid· .VeD~n&;· · ., ... lNG COST CAN BE GUAR· • ANTEED BY YOUR BUILDER 1 'Clip·thiS·coupon !I< ' ' ' I '' ' El 'ROPI':AN STAR - One of the great circus stars to appear With Jim Retter's Conlnwntal Ci rcus on Oct. 26 and 27 at the Wahama High gym for lour performances. will be lovely Miss Rene cominJ direclly from Europe alld presenting hor moct daring head balancing act with Jut the aid ol any safety device. A bean· t1fu l _larly, heau!J fu llv cos t u m~d and per orming one of· the most thriling acts of our t1 me, ~l 1 ss Rene l! a fa vonte m Europe and she will be your favorite. Q. .. • J Wllllld·li~ ollllptlon-a free cog e&timate on 1 flamolou ell!illrlc heallrC JYStern for ~ homL .·• ,.,_ . ·' .. ,,,.. # • •. BUDGET PAYMOO PlAN ,. '. . '' ' ~ ' '·~ ' ' ' . '·' • "' .. ' !:.:I .. COST GUA!WitE£ PIAN',. . ·eall., Int. I plan to 0 blii~·CI· biiY I new1 1!9~· .· .• : ' .. ,( .; .~~·· '"i• ~·. ~.,, .., ... . ' "' 1 ' .., .• • ... "" l .l:J~.! Sund1y. caUII! onMr. Mrs. Mltdlell of ColllllliiUtJ overnJcht JUesti ol; Cia~ Story 'i ailti RII!i8lee of Rock Sprtnp -·r" of Mr. , ·' Mr. ·~0. II'""· Mr. llld Ml'l. Howar·dd ~ op>Sundly, '·\ } , -16r week. I '., .. last Manslie¥ . opent a w Mr. aild Mrs. Gary •lrito,oo . . . f · and caUed . on Mrs. Edaa A. Tile balldtr or oloclric lloolintr...._.., Hoou9h and telaUves. Mrs. b.... hio lli&I'OIItoed OllimAIO &pro..,. acco~oied the Roushes ofllciol • • 'I!"Othor dat.. u well u Ida their home lor a two weeks elctrie ..~u., expo- wl lkllL Tu. · utim&tl., of annuli llootillf il nol Herbert ROl\Sh and son, a new concept, bitt , . _....., • ,..... er, alleilded lbe open house ....c. ........... ~ ' ' a cage lllyer unit at the ' ' Ill Sam Michael at Five Points 1 Q, W1o7 • ~~~-~-. ~llotf recenUy; · A. Fnonkly, to dramalieallr prort that ,,.. Mr. and Mra. Arnold nuii'Pol ,,...,1.. buildorl and Flamelea H•tinr Edward, Rocky and Don eon&racton h•~• complete faith In tho tiel returned recenUy from "'o!I,omJ ond dopenAiabillt)'.of lhtlr prod· uc~ Stondard ~U~nntooo usual!' a10 I!IOd• 'fislt at Charlotte, N. c., wb•!re I vlsil~ the former's ' .. for only & few IIM!rntlil, 01' a ¥Uf, to COYer . and Mrs.Charles Hupp ···initial operation or brtak·)n· period. Tht Flamelllo Boat Guar4nlee I' deilrned to at Sanford, 1'1a., where dehlonatraw the ,,...tn, , ......,! dejlond· visited tlteir' daughter, Mr. abUitr and eeon011lJ ot tM '""act. Mrs. Kenneth Ba,., Mr. Is stoUoned with the U.S. Navy AS AIIOTIIER SEIMC£ Of YDUft EUC!NC there. Other places they visit· COIIAIIY ... Y8U ~MY II. lHf ,, eluded Slrlb Gun TerritOry, SIIYl!r Springs, Daytona Beacl\ illd, St. AUiUStlne. Rick sargent, staUoned ••/ lite' U. s. Navy in Soulh .Caro, ' and Stepllanle ot • ' "., HANDCRAFTED COLOII TV CH•SSIS ............ circule.a ... ,..••,U.IA IWIIII&wy . . . . ;.. - 1 1 1 0 0 5 ' llodtarllll _ _ _ _ h GC*Ithtg depei ' i111t tllllflc;. ~== . ,. . . .1 J $l ftft .•\ . *- 5 SUNSHINE- COLOR PICtUfl£ 'Nil :.ro::-.::=·= Ztnlth'l new Sunshkll• Cofor P1ctuN TYbe . . , . . ~'If IIAN~.... 77 ~tar L Pr rodi, IHIIt-- , BAKER • ,rI!PURNITU. RE · MIDQLEPORT ~IDENOUR RADIO &T.V. Chester, 0. Phone 985-3308 ....;...2!!!!0!"""""""""!!!!!!"""""' ""'""'--""'"""!!!0!""'"""'!11!!""'"""""'1!1!!!""'""'!'!1!!!"""!!!0!""'!!!!!!- -.. 1 l>allder or ioetllllr ·ruorntee holl•l' coolo WHI wealhr ·,r ~ ' ~ "'*" · Q. · Row caa • ' ' ' . it is! the not.only thap 1~.~ dhlo thla'COUJloll. pr' eaU tapa. ~t. theIDd how you · ..ve .t· '' •••U Inion Joar II"" oloctrie ..e. YOI> ·lm<l!t wW exactl1 how much beoti•r ad . ·,ou'll be oarprillll how a 211 low il~pe~~ heat J~ '. f _ol~~ ·· elecbic ualinr contraet-r ·make~ the OperatiDJ; Cost Guarantoo. ~ . part i! his opeelftcaliono. YOI> eUIIIiae ...t app~e il And ' Bod, WHI it I wollt 1o boild. a ...., wit~ A. It'• even mou silnple. Yov balklir or HEAT ' re MrsMrs BW .,.. . 1 1 ) FLAMELESS -·· . ELECTRIC J;mHetzer's Contine·lta1 Circus CominP'rl da:.;lliie Bigley visited with Douglas Hoiiinger Friday evenThe Wnl·oma High School Jn-•tUji • •ill Le the world renown!'d j The Bew .inl troupe, The ing and atlended the homecom• tPrart. C:ub and the Hcnd R.O:·f··ar:r'Ob::t ti r art the Berosiri 1er Potrdt'rous Pachyderms. thP mg boll gamf ,at Eaetern. · lary du b have arraoged to troupe. three beautiful young!· Colossal Circus ~erlallsts, love- Mr. alid Mr,. MerliD Swain bring the all-new .lim H trzer'~ : 1adies, and two handsome young !v 1a1ies of tht" Aerial B~IIP.t, are noW living in Lawton. Okla. Continen tal Circus, frB turir·~ thr ' men, all brothers and sister~. ! the funny clowns. dogs, ponies, where Merlin ls stationed at · world 's fmest c ir ~us !i la r ~ with roming from Europe's famous chimpanzees. 1hrilling circus an Army base. sensational new produc!ions. ' Bcrosini circus, whh!h was for-1n1usic and many more exritlng Emma Van Meter ot Belpre 1 beauWuliy costu n1 cd , to thP ] ,.fd out when the communi'IISj arts are featured ln Jim HH . via:tted recently with her par· Waham <l gym on Oct. 26 and , took over in Czechmlovakta. z~r ·s Continenlnl Circus. Ai'l · ents. Mt.' and Mrs. AJva HOI· · 27 for four b1g lerform anres. Euro~ ·s los~ Is the f ree : mission is S2 lor adults. and SJ !linger, Sr. The 1966 - 67 echtion ot .li m! wor.Jd ' ~ g.oln. The Berosinls are 1 for students or children. Shows Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver Hetzer's Continental Circus ir.; one of the ·Hollyv,·ood PalarP. · are at 1 p.m. art'f 8 p.m.. Oct. and family spent a recent week "bigger and beIter than ever" :·rv Sho'\ favori«;s .and , ~avr~.j 2S nn~ . 2 ;~ .an~ .~ ~ 1 N~)· ct~ PRt. : 1 ,~ _wU~ ,¥r. ,IJD4 .Mfs ....Alvin Featured WJth Ibis exc!Ung cJr. appeared throughout lhe woritl. 21. lloed and family, . Fqr F~e~. ~C~st Estima~ o~ Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger, Jr. and Paul Wayne visited with Mrs. Sol Bigley a recent evening. Mrs. Paul Chevalier of Lon~ Bottom visited her father, Arch Barber recently. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holsinger and fami ly of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holsinger of Hockingport and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger, Jr. and son vlsited a recent Suntlav with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ·Holsing. er and family. . Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and ron, J!mmie Lee, Long Bottom, called oo Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and Eddie Lou, Sunday even1111. Mr. Austin Hull visited Rev. and Mrs. ~!den Blake, Thur,. I I ' •• -:--~----~---~-~ I win. i:I ' .. ~~~~----------------~-·-----ADDRUIL._________ cnv.;....._ _ Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Holsingor 'spent a week end · with Mr. and Mrs. Cll(lord Hoi· sillier, Kansas City, Mo. .Mr: IDd Mrs. Charles Hill of Col'!"'l)u• spent the weekend will!' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ker- .., .. ------ " , . '' a, . )18;~ Holsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger, ' I ' Mr. ud~s. Roy tDok the ~·s mot!Ier, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT "' llberm10 Mae ~ito Zanesville _an E. Lo11g, . Gallipolis Ferry, .11 . for ~ lndefinlte vult llst«< ill toot!•'CIIIIditlGn 11 PJe• Wltb there. ......... Mrs H' Rouab and sant Valley lloo (II'tal ' ,., ..,.•,. . . caD ,011 tbelr awl!, fi'om first, second •Dit third de· Iva Durst at the Gallipolll bums.n:eran~ s::,nt ' 11 leal Center.Balurday wbere ~ llodl:jli iili · .. PI 119undGeri~Heye~~ery. led= saW.:Iy.:mns:: ~,: Mr. Also injured was Clark liAr· llld ·Dei>IV Hutcl!Jnson per, Gallipolis Ferbry, who liJit Grandvilt . Mr. and i.rra. trealed for minor til'ni alid 'No I~:: Rd, Mrs, leaaed. 'l'be men, lCCilrdlna lo 11 aoo Tressa weaver NpOI'IS, had bee!l1f.lPialllng lot. on Mr. IDd Mrs. miciln the tltchen '&! the home and Jioger Sunday. wben lhe api08I0ft OCCurrad. Edwanl lltOian tuflered Property cllmqe Wll estlm&:. collatiiPne :ed:..:a=l.:.fi::,OOO=._ _ _ _ at Solihernwhile a: .' Society Notes ' \.. -.,. ~~, ~~~r--~--~~ . •. ' .>~ Eden · -B i Two M. eQ In' .JUrt.d'•n KitchenExplosion 1 Delmoat 88 II ••••.;.; OldaaobUc'1 aew loweat•priced 881 ,, Fant we made Dei~O,ttlook like a oar you aan't a.ro,.t •. Thea we priced it 10 yoa oould. \ ... .......,.... ""'*'i••-""' ..... ..,,/H-,,.._.- . 3,li,.huN,.,., . . .,. . -'" . . ....... ,. . . . ~,.. . . , . - . I• - . Jf•,ll'• --~! ,.. If I A<M- Y-'1 11'1'- '""""'-""' - 1 ou,.,N;,..,-- ca..,,~ c.-~oo c..int. ( J-'l'fl Torio ~ M•U•-,.""""' w s.. ,_,fl,. _..., -·"-t---..... JJI). IN f2ktllk-W Tbo Rookot Acliob can ... -lrollt ,..._, a' 1 l' .' �,, ' . .... '"·' ( -~ I). ~· .. . • I 1-' ·' • r , .,J· ' t ' . I { ,• ,1 I~ ' •' ' ' ~- Edueators~~ . . ·t ' ' ' ,I -G,Jnblittee N()'UJ/ Cumpad Colm TV '· · (01' ant~ TOO"& i1J 'JifJI6 ioate ·: BEL TONE . HeariJ19 _Aid . Servk• Ceattr.·. .~ .; MR. K. L. BYRD . WIU BE AT 206 N. 2nd Ave. ff' lo't ;;- ...I'~ · Mid~le~rt;:O~Jr.i :: l ! ! : eRvNswiCK & ' [j()~ CEILINGS ' ' Oct. Thuncl1y1 20 .. IJ~tt:a'1 ; . FROM ~,~. · 9'i:IA. to 12 Nllon To repair and service liearinll aid• •~ , B~1: 1ni'suppi~ al 11111k11 for .... ·IOf· Mr. ' t .. I I I I . to will be give · test :one ,. ' If hearing II yollr, .. preblem 8elton1lt , lHV!Wt'GN HIIMIICMMultnr=:r ct"--dad ---·-·· ....,l01b1Mtln Ivory color or twa 5" z I'IP' d a. $399.95 IELTONf~ Hearing Ai• Center . ' ' I ·ol. ·'' " .. :. SO CON\PACT ••• IT FITS INTO .: EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOMEI SCM TENTH ST. HUI!rJNGTON, W.VA. , rnone52J.7221 ,. '1'\ ·'' Jr'''''' Prices Start M ' ·v. ' ' .:;;,:"JJ:i!~';~-'1"-•~r Cai'i-ou and l)eanna ~~u Swlday alid· .VeD~n&;· · ., ... lNG COST CAN BE GUAR· • ANTEED BY YOUR BUILDER 1 'Clip·thiS·coupon !I< ' ' ' I '' ' El 'ROPI':AN STAR - One of the great circus stars to appear With Jim Retter's Conlnwntal Ci rcus on Oct. 26 and 27 at the Wahama High gym for lour performances. will be lovely Miss Rene cominJ direclly from Europe alld presenting hor moct daring head balancing act with Jut the aid ol any safety device. A bean· t1fu l _larly, heau!J fu llv cos t u m~d and per orming one of· the most thriling acts of our t1 me, ~l 1 ss Rene l! a fa vonte m Europe and she will be your favorite. Q. .. • J Wllllld·li~ ollllptlon-a free cog e&timate on 1 flamolou ell!illrlc heallrC JYStern for ~ homL .·• ,.,_ . ·' .. ,,,.. # • •. BUDGET PAYMOO PlAN ,. '. . '' ' ~ ' '·~ ' ' ' . '·' • "' .. ' !:.:I .. COST GUA!WitE£ PIAN',. . ·eall., Int. I plan to 0 blii~·CI· biiY I new1 1!9~· .· .• : ' .. ,( .; .~~·· '"i• ~·. ~.,, .., ... . ' "' 1 ' .., .• • ... "" l .l:J~.! Sund1y. caUII! onMr. Mrs. Mltdlell of ColllllliiUtJ overnJcht JUesti ol; Cia~ Story 'i ailti RII!i8lee of Rock Sprtnp -·r" of Mr. , ·' Mr. ·~0. II'""· Mr. llld Ml'l. Howar·dd ~ op>Sundly, '·\ } , -16r week. I '., .. last Manslie¥ . opent a w Mr. aild Mrs. Gary •lrito,oo . . . f · and caUed . on Mrs. Edaa A. Tile balldtr or oloclric lloolintr...._.., Hoou9h and telaUves. Mrs. b.... hio lli&I'OIItoed OllimAIO &pro..,. acco~oied the Roushes ofllciol • • 'I!"Othor dat.. u well u Ida their home lor a two weeks elctrie ..~u., expo- wl lkllL Tu. · utim&tl., of annuli llootillf il nol Herbert ROl\Sh and son, a new concept, bitt , . _....., • ,..... er, alleilded lbe open house ....c. ........... ~ ' ' a cage lllyer unit at the ' ' Ill Sam Michael at Five Points 1 Q, W1o7 • ~~~-~-. ~llotf recenUy; · A. Fnonkly, to dramalieallr prort that ,,.. Mr. and Mra. Arnold nuii'Pol ,,...,1.. buildorl and Flamelea H•tinr Edward, Rocky and Don eon&racton h•~• complete faith In tho tiel returned recenUy from "'o!I,omJ ond dopenAiabillt)'.of lhtlr prod· uc~ Stondard ~U~nntooo usual!' a10 I!IOd• 'fislt at Charlotte, N. c., wb•!re I vlsil~ the former's ' .. for only & few IIM!rntlil, 01' a ¥Uf, to COYer . and Mrs.Charles Hupp ···initial operation or brtak·)n· period. Tht Flamelllo Boat Guar4nlee I' deilrned to at Sanford, 1'1a., where dehlonatraw the ,,...tn, , ......,! dejlond· visited tlteir' daughter, Mr. abUitr and eeon011lJ ot tM '""act. Mrs. Kenneth Ba,., Mr. Is stoUoned with the U.S. Navy AS AIIOTIIER SEIMC£ Of YDUft EUC!NC there. Other places they visit· COIIAIIY ... Y8U ~MY II. lHf ,, eluded Slrlb Gun TerritOry, SIIYl!r Springs, Daytona Beacl\ illd, St. AUiUStlne. Rick sargent, staUoned ••/ lite' U. s. Navy in Soulh .Caro, ' and Stepllanle ot • ' "., HANDCRAFTED COLOII TV CH•SSIS ............ circule.a ... ,..••,U.IA IWIIII&wy . . . . ;.. - 1 1 1 0 0 5 ' llodtarllll _ _ _ _ h GC*Ithtg depei ' i111t tllllflc;. ~== . ,. . . .1 J $l ftft .•\ . *- 5 SUNSHINE- COLOR PICtUfl£ 'Nil :.ro::-.::=·= Ztnlth'l new Sunshkll• Cofor P1ctuN TYbe . . , . . ~'If IIAN~.... 77 ~tar L Pr rodi, IHIIt-- , BAKER • ,rI!PURNITU. RE · MIDQLEPORT ~IDENOUR RADIO &T.V. Chester, 0. Phone 985-3308 ....;...2!!!!0!"""""""""!!!!!!"""""' ""'""'--""'"""!!!0!""'"""'!11!!""'"""""'1!1!!!""'""'!'!1!!!"""!!!0!""'!!!!!!- -.. 1 l>allder or ioetllllr ·ruorntee holl•l' coolo WHI wealhr ·,r ~ ' ~ "'*" · Q. · Row caa • ' ' ' . it is! the not.only thap 1~.~ dhlo thla'COUJloll. pr' eaU tapa. ~t. theIDd how you · ..ve .t· '' •••U Inion Joar II"" oloctrie ..e. YOI> ·lm<l!t wW exactl1 how much beoti•r ad . ·,ou'll be oarprillll how a 211 low il~pe~~ heat J~ '. f _ol~~ ·· elecbic ualinr contraet-r ·make~ the OperatiDJ; Cost Guarantoo. ~ . part i! his opeelftcaliono. YOI> eUIIIiae ...t app~e il And ' Bod, WHI it I wollt 1o boild. a ...., wit~ A. It'• even mou silnple. Yov balklir or HEAT ' re MrsMrs BW .,.. . 1 1 ) FLAMELESS -·· . ELECTRIC J;mHetzer's Contine·lta1 Circus CominP'rl da:.;lliie Bigley visited with Douglas Hoiiinger Friday evenThe Wnl·oma High School Jn-•tUji • •ill Le the world renown!'d j The Bew .inl troupe, The ing and atlended the homecom• tPrart. C:ub and the Hcnd R.O:·f··ar:r'Ob::t ti r art the Berosiri 1er Potrdt'rous Pachyderms. thP mg boll gamf ,at Eaetern. · lary du b have arraoged to troupe. three beautiful young!· Colossal Circus ~erlallsts, love- Mr. alid Mr,. MerliD Swain bring the all-new .lim H trzer'~ : 1adies, and two handsome young !v 1a1ies of tht" Aerial B~IIP.t, are noW living in Lawton. Okla. Continen tal Circus, frB turir·~ thr ' men, all brothers and sister~. ! the funny clowns. dogs, ponies, where Merlin ls stationed at · world 's fmest c ir ~us !i la r ~ with roming from Europe's famous chimpanzees. 1hrilling circus an Army base. sensational new produc!ions. ' Bcrosini circus, whh!h was for-1n1usic and many more exritlng Emma Van Meter ot Belpre 1 beauWuliy costu n1 cd , to thP ] ,.fd out when the communi'IISj arts are featured ln Jim HH . via:tted recently with her par· Waham <l gym on Oct. 26 and , took over in Czechmlovakta. z~r ·s Continenlnl Circus. Ai'l · ents. Mt.' and Mrs. AJva HOI· · 27 for four b1g lerform anres. Euro~ ·s los~ Is the f ree : mission is S2 lor adults. and SJ !linger, Sr. The 1966 - 67 echtion ot .li m! wor.Jd ' ~ g.oln. The Berosinls are 1 for students or children. Shows Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver Hetzer's Continental Circus ir.; one of the ·Hollyv,·ood PalarP. · are at 1 p.m. art'f 8 p.m.. Oct. and family spent a recent week "bigger and beIter than ever" :·rv Sho'\ favori«;s .and , ~avr~.j 2S nn~ . 2 ;~ .an~ .~ ~ 1 N~)· ct~ PRt. : 1 ,~ _wU~ ,¥r. ,IJD4 .Mfs ....Alvin Featured WJth Ibis exc!Ung cJr. appeared throughout lhe woritl. 21. lloed and family, . Fqr F~e~. ~C~st Estima~ o~ Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger, Jr. and Paul Wayne visited with Mrs. Sol Bigley a recent evening. Mrs. Paul Chevalier of Lon~ Bottom visited her father, Arch Barber recently. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holsinger and fami ly of Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holsinger of Hockingport and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger, Jr. and son vlsited a recent Suntlav with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton ·Holsing. er and family. . Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and ron, J!mmie Lee, Long Bottom, called oo Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley and Eddie Lou, Sunday even1111. Mr. Austin Hull visited Rev. and Mrs. ~!den Blake, Thur,. I I ' •• -:--~----~---~-~ I win. i:I ' .. ~~~~----------------~-·-----ADDRUIL._________ cnv.;....._ _ Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Holsingor 'spent a week end · with Mr. and Mrs. Cll(lord Hoi· sillier, Kansas City, Mo. .Mr: IDd Mrs. Charles Hill of Col'!"'l)u• spent the weekend will!' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ker- .., .. ------ " , . '' a, . )18;~ Holsinger. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger, ' I ' Mr. ud~s. Roy tDok the ~·s mot!Ier, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT "' llberm10 Mae ~ito Zanesville _an E. Lo11g, . Gallipolis Ferry, .11 . for ~ lndefinlte vult llst«< ill toot!•'CIIIIditlGn 11 PJe• Wltb there. ......... Mrs H' Rouab and sant Valley lloo (II'tal ' ,., ..,.•,. . . caD ,011 tbelr awl!, fi'om first, second •Dit third de· Iva Durst at the Gallipolll bums.n:eran~ s::,nt ' 11 leal Center.Balurday wbere ~ llodl:jli iili · .. PI 119undGeri~Heye~~ery. led= saW.:Iy.:mns:: ~,: Mr. Also injured was Clark liAr· llld ·Dei>IV Hutcl!Jnson per, Gallipolis Ferbry, who liJit Grandvilt . Mr. and i.rra. trealed for minor til'ni alid 'No I~:: Rd, Mrs, leaaed. 'l'be men, lCCilrdlna lo 11 aoo Tressa weaver NpOI'IS, had bee!l1f.lPialllng lot. on Mr. IDd Mrs. miciln the tltchen '&! the home and Jioger Sunday. wben lhe api08I0ft OCCurrad. Edwanl lltOian tuflered Property cllmqe Wll estlm&:. collatiiPne :ed:..:a=l.:.fi::,OOO=._ _ _ _ at Solihernwhile a: .' Society Notes ' \.. -.,. ~~, ~~~r--~--~~ . •. ' .>~ Eden · -B i Two M. eQ In' .JUrt.d'•n KitchenExplosion 1 Delmoat 88 II ••••.;.; OldaaobUc'1 aew loweat•priced 881 ,, Fant we made Dei~O,ttlook like a oar you aan't a.ro,.t •. Thea we priced it 10 yoa oould. \ ... .......,.... ""'*'i••-""' ..... ..,,/H-,,.._.- . 3,li,.huN,.,., . . .,. . -'" . . ....... ,. . . . ~,.. . . , . - . I• - . Jf•,ll'• --~! ,.. If I A<M- Y-'1 11'1'- '""""'-""' - 1 ou,.,N;,..,-- ca..,,~ c.-~oo c..int. ( J-'l'fl Torio ~ M•U•-,.""""' w s.. ,_,fl,. _..., -·"-t---..... JJI). IN f2ktllk-W Tbo Rookot Acliob can ... -lrollt ,..._, a' 1 l' .' �.., . . . · .... ,.d . ,et Extra Cash The Want~'· r. · ' ' ..' , ' .v .. ., ·' • THI A' ., WILLETS ' WlNT AD INFOtiMAliON I P. IIIIADt..i"ll o., ..... .....t&MIMI M. ••..., O•••••• trtt .. eAtiCILLATIONI .-.MQfORCY(tES ; ,., C:O.IICTIOifl Will . . ''' .. .... ttiiM " ,,....,~...... , , -....," -....""....... ••WLATIUNI ••1Htl.,..lllle. 62 BUICK---- -141 • •............ .,. Tilt ._... NPO..... SAI$t&·· ,-~f(U'PORT , I Ul . . vntH till A. M. Oa' et I"UbiiC~tM . 1rren - - - - - - $1395 J~victa Conv. Gpe, White Iinisb, re~ interior, li~e new tires, power steerinK and brakes, IIUI.omalle ttltlll!-, radio and heater, good top. Drive a Buick at only 51395-. '"'"' .... lilt ... ,...,.... . . . ., ... ,.. Hlllll trte-riWd .......... ·• ·• 11 ' ' I j()BCAT '"SPRINT . . ' . 'J. ' •• IIIIJ Of fHI '. . 1. '~tfill. ~EOPLJ; ---~~. - - ....... ~· - · : CALL .... ' DICK RAWLINGS LI'L ABNER ·--:JIJITI'NARS · IT DO SAME FOR flANK AND SUPERMARKET CASHIEF6!." NOW, I POSSESS DEADUiiiST WEAPON ON EARTH-AND 62 OLDS - -- - -- - - - - $1395 Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, bucket ~eal8 with console-, good W.W. tires, r<~d io and heater. beautiful white finish with maroon vinyl intl"rior. ... '"""' SAFIE~T!! Pomeroy Motor Co. .· ' ,) ' ~ ~0 ii.ORLt> USE! THE IUO!.L OF GASULINI! ALLEY •· · •• ... CRACKPOTS! r. ,..,. ~ I it .. --·" .~ THE BORN . LOSPI ;. ~.' ' ~ I ' ly ART SANSOM :;;..,., .. .. ' ~' ' .t I ,. j ' ~ Ill Ill r, , DJ4;K TRACY ly CHESTER GCI'JLD ' ;, r, ~1!: 7 •• •• €w'tilii'ii£ the aervleet Frances Cllit. ·, alld rewllll her a .soon visit before ly HAROLD GRAY AI{ MISS t:1!,l_§]' I ? OH I IT <i>M<NAR You MUST 6E OUR CllEST ~OR' 1liE .....·'' Sbeerl ' o-ls.i tMlli .Into lb~ .. lbe pastor ef , 2. PJotll ot laDd ll Epodl t. Varying weight: India a. Oontinpo& AOB088 1. stoat .... -- - otberw ILMt ot1k 9. Sleep 110Ulo lli.Zola Jll, 011 "' - WORK for bulldozer, reason. able, hourly rale. Ph. 992-1;1118 t 23 30tc genut t . (;nJAaders' iJ 14. Mal:ter: law opponent shiWn" 'I ROOM house with bath ===~ petala !3. 12 ill a For Rent Pomoroy. Ph. ' · 15 Of dentiBltY' 11. Lamprey 119'b-5385. J 16: eurnmt ·1• . Pe•isb 10 4 tfc 11. Pigmf'!nt 11. Moccasin: )9. Covered 18. Of a joint ----- · -·- ' FURNISHED and unfurnished ' apartments. Close to school. : 1 Phone 992-5434. 10 lR tfc : TRAILER for renl Brown's ' 'lraner Park, · Min r r~;\'ille. 1 Phone 992·3324. 10 18 6k ' - -' JUR ROOM fuml8bfl! apart merit WV z.J058. 4 : 4 !fc 1 - - -- - - - Pb. ~19. I 8 t lie wit-h :m. Perfor111ed a.romat i<' :!1. Man'• 8 3 tlo I THREE . lind rour..;om-- fur. oished apartmeatl. AU utilJ· ; . ' ties paid Phone WY W776. Rowley and Reed. After 6 p. m. call WY 2-3574. 1 4Jllc j '' i ·iFI'ICIENCY a-partment:-4(1 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. ~ Ph. 992-22811. 10 14 lfc i FURNISHED aparlmenl;- lsl ~ floor, modPrn, nice ror couple or 0110 pei'Sill. Ph. 992- I I ,. "lli!l' 18 5 181< ;-ROOII ~rnenl and balh, ·I . fum!...., Middleport. Ph. fi92.317i. I J2 lie . t ' ! You 10 INVITE ME ' ' . • fY... '·, ' 22. Belonging to the ly •• land or the 1i! s1 A5L EE~.••r .. L 1 1 ~l)j. 1M UP ~"EN Angles :13. a ...... fies H . Underworld RALPH HEIMDAHL T' PAl OFF? soT' e::o MYSE. F! I(Od · 21. Surfd of velvet 30. Cut 32. Herd of whales 33. BJrdl!l 3t. To weavu. together ' 36. ~ ooe'o way 31• .&.ralllaa · I prmeot 3&. DiseMe aC ........... abeep ,.;;;;;::::;:~':"""C"'"i;.;'M'"'T.:-1Y11i""V7.il 24 . A decree 25. P aradl&eJ 27. Boy's Rl Cknamt PA , DID '!QJ TELL 111E R:lLIG THAT 28. "Nine are bs.<e ball JIM KINGMJN game 30. Tr ibute• AND 1 WERf "W!;y·can't Daddyjutt be In tn e Sh~tlandt 31 . Be hold 32.Woll·poll taker 86. Strife - 36. Bondlt MODEM 2 bedroom home, I 37. Deputy · Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 1192-2903 day 39. BIT1llplof : or W'..3'1G2 eveuirlp 7 :14 tic 40. TIM' NICE 4 r0011111 aDcli bath - Uii. "4"-ftiM• ' Propllet i. furnished apartment, Middl.. DOWN LProcede i pori, Ohio. Pb. 99Z-3874. I nickna.e wood 21. Girl'~ nickname , I ~ 1i¥,. TM' l,:.: ~-~ •• in a tiNFilBNISHED apartmenl: newfY rederorate(, NoriJJ , . ' Secdnd Ave .. Middlf'port, 0., 1 wm ! renl rt>a-=·~n ab l fl . F'rank · Fug!lle, 991.-529J. 10 16 tk ROOM apartmenl with bltb. a t. A ealk!D. 7. Force 8. A\lk * WEEKfJi) 15 THf ASP , ~ . Yt:5 / "i:) VERY NIC£ Q= I ---. . . By Clari<e Allen AVlUCIARY MEETS ,, The _(lcro~r. meeting of the Women's Auxiliary oHhe Volunleer Fire ~lmenj was held al lht fit;< house Wednesdll)' evenln& with Enna Cleland, president, In cllarp. II ,as announced that Cleo Smltb would pre!""'l an Amerlc;an ftq In name of' lhe ,,AuxiUary ;•.!0 the ~~I ,Educatlo~ ·class of rheot•! G~~de SChool. Alter IIi• buill\<!1 session, a Stanley p•rly was he~ with Mal'): ShowoHer, demonstr,tor, w(tll proceeds to ~o to lhO aUJ/Iiar)l, Cookies lllld coif~ • ..,~ ed to mell!bers M~ ~ .tr, M~.· Chrlilf: ;Sa (;i~lalld, '(lq_l ~!it... ~~ ' tqtla~•. Ill<• Other 'atl!fl•t?''l " "Woll;- . ono t~in •• l 'foarned thero'o a new Cr&tk in "' tho plnttJr tn tho corntr I havo to ttand iu!" EIGII!EDf Mr. and Mrs. l)elberl Carna- gent, having been <ailed here han v~led recenUy wllh Dr. by the death o1 George Sargent\ and Mril: lloger Grue..r •1141 MiM Allee Smlth and Miss ~ family al L<>gan, Mr. •11!1 Mri. Marilyn Karr went 1o Colum· \ Ed Neuinan and family • .G!ll~, bUB, Sunday, where they will \ Mr. and Mrs. Ira IIIII, N.W attend lhe Joliet Gibson Scho.ol. Waterford, and Mr. llKI Mra. Mr. Floyd Ridenour and Mr. i Ray Carnahan, BucyMill. and Mrs. Keith Ridenour were Miss Barbara Hin of Colum· recent dinner guests or Mr. and . bus spent a weekend wllh her Mrs. Gordoo Ridenour. father, W. F, Hill and brother, Mr. and Mrs; VIrgil Wood tl ALLEY OOP John. ., Athens vlsiled Sunday eveoins Mrs. Roberl Wood reC.ully with Mrs. Leiba Wood. allended a PTA Co!lven~ In Cinclnnat~ . RARE SHEEP Recent' -~sltoro of Mr. and The rare Doll sheep L• a Mrs. Rex Bailey were beJuliful, pure white animal and Mrs .. llow Mac:Ciela,J!; of similar to tbe Rocky Moun~n Detroll, and, ~~- Ha111 ~bier ~orn but smaller. II bas and danghter, Sally, ParkerS- massive, llgiJUy curled horns burg. ., , and lives In the wildest pari of Mlsl JYI Beaver, Mltllll'ejlorl, IIOrii!Y..estern Alaska. , 'I was a ~! o.vernl~t 10011 of ber BrandPBre~Ua, Mr. and , ·The 185t World Series beMJt. Hlll)lj ~. . j tw.- tile Los Angel'> Dodg. Mr. "'"' , ~ri'l lionlmtn &lid Cllleago While SOx Haught of ·, ~ 'il)ent 1~veral d.re" .'" record 420,78t baseball ----":'+-:·•;.M-~-~. Orr-lnd 1111• .10111 ,Mm . . . , .. -·~~ ....... · . - · ·.: . ~ . ' .· Allen, Esther Ridenour, Opal Ef~er, §!bel Orr, lnzy Newell, Gay Smalley, Belly Gaol, Margaret McQIUliel and guesls Juanlla ·wm, Joyce McDaniel. Mary Jo Wolf, Laura Harlung, l\lavada Beaver, Sbelia Newell J;owell Ridenour, . Donald and Laur~ EJchinger .. Gliy Smalley WOD lhe prize for having the m"*l orders and Erina Cleland second !Jl&hce•t. Mr,, Wlf!na Glnlher. and Jack sp,ent a few "days with Mr. and Mrs. AI Peterson and cbl~ at 'llover, Del. Mr. and .Mrs. Denzel Cleland called on ·Mr. and Mrs. Eldoo WU~ Syracuse, Tuesday, Sunday df~.,.._JIIIeSis of Mr. IIJid '~a. ~ft' Epple and ~"'~ler~ \fe!j! Mr. and Mrs. "ellb .'ftl!lenour ahd ·Mr. and ~- ,~ Qw. The blrlhdaya Of .~&1 , ,Cro)!' i!lid Mr. Ride&011' were 9. e d.. ly V. T. HAMLIN wu Je· •rs 1 ,-.<'\ ., <I .,·_'\:'~ '' \t • . : �.., . . . · .... ,.d . ,et Extra Cash The Want~'· r. · ' ' ..' , ' .v .. ., ·' • THI A' ., WILLETS ' WlNT AD INFOtiMAliON I P. IIIIADt..i"ll o., ..... .....t&MIMI M. ••..., O•••••• trtt .. eAtiCILLATIONI .-.MQfORCY(tES ; ,., C:O.IICTIOifl Will . . ''' .. .... ttiiM " ,,....,~...... , , -....," -....""....... ••WLATIUNI ••1Htl.,..lllle. 62 BUICK---- -141 • •............ .,. Tilt ._... NPO..... SAI$t&·· ,-~f(U'PORT , I Ul . . vntH till A. M. Oa' et I"UbiiC~tM . 1rren - - - - - - $1395 J~victa Conv. Gpe, White Iinisb, re~ interior, li~e new tires, power steerinK and brakes, IIUI.omalle ttltlll!-, radio and heater, good top. Drive a Buick at only 51395-. '"'"' .... lilt ... ,...,.... . . . ., ... ,.. Hlllll trte-riWd .......... ·• ·• 11 ' ' I j()BCAT '"SPRINT . . ' . 'J. ' •• IIIIJ Of fHI '. . 1. '~tfill. ~EOPLJ; ---~~. - - ....... ~· - · : CALL .... ' DICK RAWLINGS LI'L ABNER ·--:JIJITI'NARS · IT DO SAME FOR flANK AND SUPERMARKET CASHIEF6!." NOW, I POSSESS DEADUiiiST WEAPON ON EARTH-AND 62 OLDS - -- - -- - - - - $1395 Starfire H.T. Cpe. Full power equipment, bucket ~eal8 with console-, good W.W. tires, r<~d io and heater. beautiful white finish with maroon vinyl intl"rior. ... '"""' SAFIE~T!! Pomeroy Motor Co. .· ' ,) ' ~ ~0 ii.ORLt> USE! THE IUO!.L OF GASULINI! ALLEY •· · •• ... CRACKPOTS! r. ,..,. ~ I it .. --·" .~ THE BORN . LOSPI ;. ~.' ' ~ I ' ly ART SANSOM :;;..,., .. .. ' ~' ' .t I ,. j ' ~ Ill Ill r, , DJ4;K TRACY ly CHESTER GCI'JLD ' ;, r, ~1!: 7 •• •• €w'tilii'ii£ the aervleet Frances Cllit. ·, alld rewllll her a .soon visit before ly HAROLD GRAY AI{ MISS t:1!,l_§]' I ? OH I IT <i>M<NAR You MUST 6E OUR CllEST ~OR' 1liE .....·'' Sbeerl ' o-ls.i tMlli .Into lb~ .. lbe pastor ef , 2. PJotll ot laDd ll Epodl t. Varying weight: India a. Oontinpo& AOB088 1. stoat .... -- - otberw ILMt ot1k 9. Sleep 110Ulo lli.Zola Jll, 011 "' - WORK for bulldozer, reason. able, hourly rale. Ph. 992-1;1118 t 23 30tc genut t . (;nJAaders' iJ 14. Mal:ter: law opponent shiWn" 'I ROOM house with bath ===~ petala !3. 12 ill a For Rent Pomoroy. Ph. ' · 15 Of dentiBltY' 11. Lamprey 119'b-5385. J 16: eurnmt ·1• . Pe•isb 10 4 tfc 11. Pigmf'!nt 11. Moccasin: )9. Covered 18. Of a joint ----- · -·- ' FURNISHED and unfurnished ' apartments. Close to school. : 1 Phone 992-5434. 10 lR tfc : TRAILER for renl Brown's ' 'lraner Park, · Min r r~;\'ille. 1 Phone 992·3324. 10 18 6k ' - -' JUR ROOM fuml8bfl! apart merit WV z.J058. 4 : 4 !fc 1 - - -- - - - Pb. ~19. I 8 t lie wit-h :m. Perfor111ed a.romat i<' :!1. Man'• 8 3 tlo I THREE . lind rour..;om-- fur. oished apartmeatl. AU utilJ· ; . ' ties paid Phone WY W776. Rowley and Reed. After 6 p. m. call WY 2-3574. 1 4Jllc j '' i ·iFI'ICIENCY a-partment:-4(1 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. ~ Ph. 992-22811. 10 14 lfc i FURNISHED aparlmenl;- lsl ~ floor, modPrn, nice ror couple or 0110 pei'Sill. Ph. 992- I I ,. "lli!l' 18 5 181< ;-ROOII ~rnenl and balh, ·I . fum!...., Middleport. Ph. fi92.317i. I J2 lie . t ' ! You 10 INVITE ME ' ' . • fY... '·, ' 22. Belonging to the ly •• land or the 1i! s1 A5L EE~.••r .. L 1 1 ~l)j. 1M UP ~"EN Angles :13. a ...... fies H . Underworld RALPH HEIMDAHL T' PAl OFF? soT' e::o MYSE. F! I(Od · 21. Surfd of velvet 30. Cut 32. Herd of whales 33. BJrdl!l 3t. To weavu. together ' 36. ~ ooe'o way 31• .&.ralllaa · I prmeot 3&. DiseMe aC ........... abeep ,.;;;;;::::;:~':"""C"'"i;.;'M'"'T.:-1Y11i""V7.il 24 . A decree 25. P aradl&eJ 27. Boy's Rl Cknamt PA , DID '!QJ TELL 111E R:lLIG THAT 28. "Nine are bs.<e ball JIM KINGMJN game 30. Tr ibute• AND 1 WERf "W!;y·can't Daddyjutt be In tn e Sh~tlandt 31 . Be hold 32.Woll·poll taker 86. Strife - 36. Bondlt MODEM 2 bedroom home, I 37. Deputy · Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 1192-2903 day 39. BIT1llplof : or W'..3'1G2 eveuirlp 7 :14 tic 40. TIM' NICE 4 r0011111 aDcli bath - Uii. "4"-ftiM• ' Propllet i. furnished apartment, Middl.. DOWN LProcede i pori, Ohio. Pb. 99Z-3874. I nickna.e wood 21. Girl'~ nickname , I ~ 1i¥,. TM' l,:.: ~-~ •• in a tiNFilBNISHED apartmenl: newfY rederorate(, NoriJJ , . ' Secdnd Ave .. Middlf'port, 0., 1 wm ! renl rt>a-=·~n ab l fl . F'rank · Fug!lle, 991.-529J. 10 16 tk ROOM apartmenl with bltb. a t. A ealk!D. 7. Force 8. A\lk * WEEKfJi) 15 THf ASP , ~ . Yt:5 / "i:) VERY NIC£ Q= I ---. . . By Clari<e Allen AVlUCIARY MEETS ,, The _(lcro~r. meeting of the Women's Auxiliary oHhe Volunleer Fire ~lmenj was held al lht fit;< house Wednesdll)' evenln& with Enna Cleland, president, In cllarp. II ,as announced that Cleo Smltb would pre!""'l an Amerlc;an ftq In name of' lhe ,,AuxiUary ;•.!0 the ~~I ,Educatlo~ ·class of rheot•! G~~de SChool. Alter IIi• buill\<!1 session, a Stanley p•rly was he~ with Mal'): ShowoHer, demonstr,tor, w(tll proceeds to ~o to lhO aUJ/Iiar)l, Cookies lllld coif~ • ..,~ ed to mell!bers M~ ~ .tr, M~.· Chrlilf: ;Sa (;i~lalld, '(lq_l ~!it... ~~ ' tqtla~•. Ill<• Other 'atl!fl•t?''l " "Woll;- . ono t~in •• l 'foarned thero'o a new Cr&tk in "' tho plnttJr tn tho corntr I havo to ttand iu!" EIGII!EDf Mr. and Mrs. l)elberl Carna- gent, having been <ailed here han v~led recenUy wllh Dr. by the death o1 George Sargent\ and Mril: lloger Grue..r •1141 MiM Allee Smlth and Miss ~ family al L<>gan, Mr. •11!1 Mri. Marilyn Karr went 1o Colum· \ Ed Neuinan and family • .G!ll~, bUB, Sunday, where they will \ Mr. and Mrs. Ira IIIII, N.W attend lhe Joliet Gibson Scho.ol. Waterford, and Mr. llKI Mra. Mr. Floyd Ridenour and Mr. i Ray Carnahan, BucyMill. and Mrs. Keith Ridenour were Miss Barbara Hin of Colum· recent dinner guests or Mr. and . bus spent a weekend wllh her Mrs. Gordoo Ridenour. father, W. F, Hill and brother, Mr. and Mrs; VIrgil Wood tl ALLEY OOP John. ., Athens vlsiled Sunday eveoins Mrs. Roberl Wood reC.ully with Mrs. Leiba Wood. allended a PTA Co!lven~ In Cinclnnat~ . RARE SHEEP Recent' -~sltoro of Mr. and The rare Doll sheep L• a Mrs. Rex Bailey were beJuliful, pure white animal and Mrs .. llow Mac:Ciela,J!; of similar to tbe Rocky Moun~n Detroll, and, ~~- Ha111 ~bier ~orn but smaller. II bas and danghter, Sally, ParkerS- massive, llgiJUy curled horns burg. ., , and lives In the wildest pari of Mlsl JYI Beaver, Mltllll'ejlorl, IIOrii!Y..estern Alaska. , 'I was a ~! o.vernl~t 10011 of ber BrandPBre~Ua, Mr. and , ·The 185t World Series beMJt. Hlll)lj ~. . j tw.- tile Los Angel'> Dodg. Mr. "'"' , ~ri'l lionlmtn &lid Cllleago While SOx Haught of ·, ~ 'il)ent 1~veral d.re" .'" record 420,78t baseball ----":'+-:·•;.M-~-~. Orr-lnd 1111• .10111 ,Mm . . . , .. -·~~ ....... · . - · ·.: . ~ . ' .· Allen, Esther Ridenour, Opal Ef~er, §!bel Orr, lnzy Newell, Gay Smalley, Belly Gaol, Margaret McQIUliel and guesls Juanlla ·wm, Joyce McDaniel. Mary Jo Wolf, Laura Harlung, l\lavada Beaver, Sbelia Newell J;owell Ridenour, . Donald and Laur~ EJchinger .. Gliy Smalley WOD lhe prize for having the m"*l orders and Erina Cleland second !Jl&hce•t. Mr,, Wlf!na Glnlher. and Jack sp,ent a few "days with Mr. and Mrs. AI Peterson and cbl~ at 'llover, Del. Mr. and .Mrs. Denzel Cleland called on ·Mr. and Mrs. Eldoo WU~ Syracuse, Tuesday, Sunday df~.,.._JIIIeSis of Mr. IIJid '~a. ~ft' Epple and ~"'~ler~ \fe!j! Mr. and Mrs. "ellb .'ftl!lenour ahd ·Mr. and ~- ,~ Qw. The blrlhdaya Of .~&1 , ,Cro)!' i!lid Mr. Ride&011' were 9. e d.. ly V. T. HAMLIN wu Je· •rs 1 ,-.<'\ ., <I .,·_'\:'~ '' \t • . : �' ..,. ~ . I ' l' '·, ,, ' " ., ' ' ., at Ab9ut ·rolberoy • , . enttne ~ • • • •• 1 . ' ,,. ' . . ' Det1oted To The lntereii. 01 Tu Melp-Ma~o" .4rea _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __... .) overnor -Technicolor- • Nancy Kwan Gov. James A. Rhodeh BS9ur-r feels, and $150.tXto lor Forked ed Meigs countians ol a new Run State Park Improvement. industry at a brief rally Tues· He said another boom to day afternoon at Ihe Pomeroy southeaslllrn Ohio will' be the Junior High SchooL Appalachian Way system which Gov. Rhodes, making ·one of is e!tlmated to cost $118 mil· several slops Tuesday In south· lion. This amount is not includeastern Ohio, Informed the near- ed in the $313.4 million highly 200 Meigs countlans that way program but Ohio has o~ three or four industries are fered to advance this money looking In Meigs County for a for construction ol the Appapo9Sible Industrial site. lachia Way if the federal gov"Our primary goal is to re- ernment will agree to replace duce unemployment. We want these funds when aavailable, more and better jobs Cor thi!l - -- ~area. Young people leave sim· ply because they cannot get Walt Dlsney'1 "RUN. APPALOOSA, RUN" -TechnicolorAdmi ssion: 75c & 40c Running time: 2 Hrs 40 mln. Wftlnead•y & Thursdly Oct. 19·20- Not Open FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Oc:tober 21-22 "BOY, DID I GET A WRONG NUMBERI <Technicolorl ,, Bob Hope Elk~ Sommer Phyllis Diller "TERROR IN THE CITY Lee Grant y .~ ' ' -~ TONIGHT ONLY WALT OISNIY'S "LT. ROBIN CRUSOE, U.S.N." Olck Van Dyke ' ., MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy Ohlt ~ FIVE . CENTS: ~· WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1966 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 159 . ' .... Richard Bray I 1 Gov. Rhodes explained. Gov. Rbndes str...t thll the entire ptogram baa been conducted without i!*W or ,IDrreased taxes on Ill! llldlvidull or corporated st.ructore iD Ibl state. In conclusion Gov. Rhodei Uranked eve~·yone for beln.l k),od to him. He said all GOP candidates can be elected, wllb work, lhat there. II no S11b1U. tute lor work, reprcllest II (ConUnued On Paae Two) jobs and some of them never Meet the ~j, Folks at Friendly " CITIZENS NATIONAL I - I 1 Bruee .. . Gary .nd I MANNING KLOES RHODES REPORT- Gov. James A. Rhodes, during a tour of southeastern Ohio Tuesday, spoke briefiy at the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium. Gov. Rhodes, seeking re-election, is shown here with Meigs County and area candidates. Left to right are Char.les R. Karr Sr., and Robert Clark, both Republican candidates for commissioner; Rep. Ralph Welker, Gov. Rhodes, Court of. Appeal Candidate Homer E. (Pete) Abele, lOth district congressman candidate Clarence Miller, Wajne Gibbons, candidate for county aud!IOr, and Ted Brown, JDcum· bent candidate for secretary o_:.f:. st:.:a:.:te;;..__:S:.:e:::n:.:ll:.:ne:::I:.:P:.:h:::o:.:to::..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 110111 '1illlil • !lmitM&i!li#H>·ii».~~lT4Jii .. NJif.::VSYffl Onf erence Sh a Ifell ASS'T MANAGER INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT There's No Credit Like Bank Credit ~ Middleport PTA Before You Sign Just Any Finance. Plan. f Our Low Cost Loans Will Save You Money. ~ ( \ litbens nalional B a Approves TB Levy 'M hf . MAKES-THE .) :I' I'"" • Member Federal Deposit Insurance C:orporetlon -,,. :•u~'f.lf u~ to move up to It's longer. Over 18 feet long. More powertul V-8s rang• from big lo b>ggest in the pnce clasL Biggest brakes, i" . ' j • And ~~~ :,r now, we're pricing our 4 hotlest!elling Cluys_lers at just a lew dollars a monln lnore.than the most popular smaller car~ lOrn· parably equipped. When you've earnedaOirysler,don't hold bat~ AIIIMOIIIHo DEALER A I ·- w ..-- CHECK THE DETAIL AND WORKMANSHIP ·- A Halloween P•''·Y hlghllgh~ ed the October mee:ong uf r~e Golden Rule Cia" or :he dleport First Baptist Chu.rch I Thursday evening at the home or Mr. and Mr.-.. wrr11r•1 Anthony on Cher" Ridge. Costume prir.es were aw!ord-1 ed during the evoo.ng to P•ul Smart, most ortl,nal · Mrs. Harold Thomas. ~ardest gue"; Mrs. Harold Hubbard prettiest. Games were p1•yed and prizes award1·j !Q Mrs. Hubbard and Ro1,er: Rlcharrl-1 son. ~HRVSI:I!R liiOAs COR;oRiiiON TOM RUE MOTORS ;; S99 SOUTH 1 3rd AVE. PomeroyBoostersComplete PIans £or JOint MeetiDJJ dw I Haq~raves IIIIHDUI dou~lt ll~tdlnu tor P'M1111 aftd fulllllll. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ------------~------------~--· '· Rerresttment~ were served during the even' n~. Present were Mr. and Mrs. John Werner, Mr and Mrs. Allen Hngloes, Mr. and Wlllll Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard Mr . and Mrr. Manning Kloos Mr. an.J Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs. Tl»ma•. Mrs. Charlea Searles, Mrs. Tony Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson. -- --· . - -. t=--= ,...-- • --..' __. -,-~.....-- - ~ . -· . ---r - 1 - -- f • - ~. • - -- !""'" - . 17""'-· IIOftNIOIIII flnllll. • · - - - """ftr """""' ....... _ , -ttolfllflltlt tnO ltlfflllll, • AU _.,Itt Ill tol'llll fDr 1Vt1 IIIIII'JIIfo 1 , • <~~·· •'(I (Continued On Page Two I ---· -- """'' lldt - a All bbrkt: n 111Md111IIJ c:ut for W' pti1Kt fit ... IUtr& • ALUOU I)() . BRING IN YOUR lottom and lldl lltfnl Ill 1111.. ttncllld. AWORLD OF ANY WIDTH •.• ANY 'LENGTH C:Ome In and select from 111 the newnt decorator recommended flbrica and colors. .WE'Ll oO THE Made to SELECTION .I !. MHIIIII thi ·width of youi rod or wlllb Of diSIIOCI w11111 rod It \o bl pllctd. fiJ.II 2. Nemre lenatb from tap of · oiod toloo$th detlrtd. : I, fil>.~ ,. . ~ . ._ '. ·' Drapery Dep~rtment _2ri~: .~lo9r; · : .E.lberfelds In P.~I.Jiero:Y·' " • · 0 i' ' ' ' ' )·, ~ • 0 ,, on iu · . The 0,.... IVehater Post No. of Its quota wilh 212 paid 1987 39, Arneritan Legion of Pome- l ntemben. Jewell uraed all rov IIIO!idly nl.s!l~ went on reo. members to try to gel lhelr or<l In favor ol the renewal d~ in belore Veterans Day, the 'rB levy Is Melli• County. November lith. Dues can be whl~b Is on the Nov. given to any of the Poll's offt. T!fo F.:ilhth lljstrict cers or sent to Drew Webster Commander Rili>fr! Clum Ill No. 39, 1": 0. Box 401, t..ncasltr Post and Ill VIce . Annual dues are 11. COnunantler Harold Cox of Guinther, chairman, Well.llon Post.. on lbe' l'mi's Ultelt with 111 Vtce Commander pultlniJ up a Honor ~~~~~~ membership. . Allo . Board al the , jlrelletll Will> Harvey Polling County Courllwute llaUn& , . p~. . of Ih the .Liftclster ~ men and women ata~ J1e1&a County prgently serIn armelf forces. II tllat tbe post ' ~to· the Booalen towards ~.!~~room lond. )'Qr. wJII, I ' Pomeroy . Mlddleyort llllle. There were (t,.lll"l"beti,rr. . ent. o 1 , ""•D"•~............. u;; ~.~ -1.~ _, _ - CINCINNATI (UPI~ - 011'enoe M. Mills, 14, a Pioneer iD creation and development of detergenls, liquid slarclies ancl cake miKes, died Tuesday In Holmes Hospital here. Ht was ro-founder ol Mills Brothen Products, later American Prod· ucts Co., of which he was presi· dent unW his retirement ill 1936. p 1• M • s •k p b 0 ICe urn Ill pl e ro e OOLUMBUS IUPI) - Polit-e licity. I found lying laer up in a pool ol this. Some of them sound &00<1 malnlained a discreet silence Police said they had no sus· blood, dad only in a green rain- and some don't, but we'rt today about the Investigation in- peelS in the bhM!geon slaying of coat. checking all of them," said 0. to the murder ol Dr. Robert W. : Spike, 42, whose body was Detectives sa1d some_specific tectlve Sgt. Ralpb Decter. · Spike, a Chicago theologoan and 1 found Monday m the guest room places on the unoversoty area . said 1t was no h been civil rights leader. or a new Christian center near would be checkPd out to iollow Detectives Two dlvo:" s ~:~t Com-/ Pollee Chief Rober! H. Baus tbe university campus. He dedi- up a number ol tips supplied known whether Spike lmll k ~::::~~e!~ by Jud~e John said he had Instructed, his olfi· cated tbe center only a few by the P"''.~c, • th""' Colwnbus night spots .b ·; C Ba ond another actiOn iqers to keep some details of the hours belo" Ms death. Some lopo Sound Good whlcb addresses were found Ill purchase bumper sticlcen '!rith 1;.. di:.;~;e was nted on Tues- Investigation quiet. primarily A set of fingerprints •·ere "We have a number or so. bls brtel ca.t along w•th nutllst "I'm Proud J , am an Arper~ da j &eca~ of the U.S. Supreme taken from the guest rooom , ralled lips and leads that al- magazines conraining pictures cin" on them to be given to ~illiam H. Wallace, Pome- COUrt decisidn on pre-trial pub- where the battered body was ways come up in a case like of men ano women. people tnWesll!ll II lhowlnl roy. charging gross neglect ol ' their ' otriolism. An executive duty and extreme cruelty, asks comrultee and· trua~ IJiee~ divorce from Mary Esther Wal· ' 1ng was sel lor Monday, Ocin- lace, Lincoln-St. Middleport. f.! ' ber !1st at 7:30 ~·Ill· by Com- George Hensley, Long Bot. . . mander Charleo j!:. ~watzel. tom was awarded a divorce , POMEROY, 01J1o (UPI)-Two Aslorra, Ore. The conclusiOn I• the night al Pomeroy w11h an met the two at Huntington last Ke~ fl4rrlllUIJ!Ounaed that and' cuitody of minor c~ildren ' Young advtnturers on a\'""" Cbesa~ake Bay, about 1 unrle of c,,rnes. weekend _w!len the lravelers ·eo. the P~I.J;ru bol4 Ita annual In a contested action filed by continental kayal< trip pushed months paddle """Y· ,.1 talked with them tered \Vest Vl!11nta. "Hall~ Party'! on Sa~ Stella Henaley, Rl 1, Lon 1 tlleir small crail toward Pitts- Hard uin and wind nampered afternoon,.. •a , d Mrs. Tbe two paddle about 25 miiOI 'October 28111 . at tile PO$ Boltom, charging gross neglect burgb early today, frghtmg still trip Tuesdav Curnes at ller Wheetm borne. 1 da lftd. the should naell bome lor mern~ ~ theit of duh• 'l'be otller decree grant- 1cumnta Ill the Oblg RJver and I ,IB!t tllem pus hen lata "The eel . goodg p' 'ts Y Y ti Th wlVt!J (or girllrl.:.... Tbl , .,. rd ncl ' I . . IIi ' ' t rda . .......... I Y seem JO s lrJ . lllme me ..... ). • eel Jo Ann Wa a divllrCI! a m!Jty, i!H1 wea or. yes e y , .......ay) a ternoon. J' . I r better rh J hn de ndlna urs· bt • 111asked .tfalr a n d custody ol 8 minor chUd In all / l'he bof' 1re Jim Curnes, :M, They looked aw(uo wet and cold. ~ ts ~·ng 1 pe • 1 an prius . to I!J.e belt aetlon against Jatk War<l. · ·0! Wbetili!g, W. Va., and John II was ralritig· terribi•." sa I d ause s c oser 0 . In the clllf!fl!nt cate-·. In other activity. J~tlai! Bel!' Davldsoft; 21, o1 Carlisle. Pa. Walter 114nis, •• employe at a she said. '· . .' · lop ·•pproved the lnlljsler.,, 01 They have p&l!dled 11\GI'O !ban waterlront .fuel ,,.mpany at Mid· Mrs. Curnes said she Refl'tshmell)l , . . ', lll'Y~ ' $2,. from the ~ral '~' 1,000 miles o!llrtnc lbe ~st five dlepO.t, Ohio. better about the trip now following the mee~1 tiy tbe .IID'd Fund aa !'IIIIJ!tliid ,month•. . · When the ·golng got too tollllh "w.hen they were out West . ~· Qlll! :• 'l!,lliJII4 1)~~·~ . ·. ' I I ~ ullbf triY 1fal !heY puiiW to othore end •eq! ~- ~ ... Ill." 1!!1.1;~ Leglon post Favors Renewa}0 £TB Levy Wl~tld r; f.l' 1 ~:~.:~~lr~:~~:~: ;e~l~~:. :1~1t~:.~:::::·~~p~~!h;.~:~: Divorcesare problem, leaving them no - Maori natives danced In the lohnsoa'l.honor. Ttio cbolce but to teslgn. anti·Vlet Nam signa were r11Jed aiODJ the eold bill" _' Granted in One Dfmaad tery route to the dty, but a dozen prv-VIet NIJt 11&111 Informed sources said one ol were seen. ·1 •· Me1gs , C0Uft lbelr principal demands Is that -· • ! 0 . . - ... .. I:-.,, ,•,, -;,,,; ,, ~~---:e ·' . ~. ·...... 1-"' - Jo' . 0 ~· -1:-.·~-1.. • ...,...... . . for unlfOnftltriM atlllid... !!~ V Inc II trlplt tiel~-~~- t \~lng J · I • CHRYSLER '67 l DERAILMENT - A birdseye scene of the wreekage of 11 B & 0 Railroad carrr'lleraUed near Slidln& Hill between Hartford and New. Haven iB ahown u clearing work be8an Tuesday. Two of the can ~ railed are shown ID the picture.-Sentinel Photo. 0 Take Clwp••• llove up te • plant at Eveadale, Obto, ooder a gonrnment Taft-Hart· ley InjuncUoa. Worken be&•• rtturnlng tu tbe plant on the mld•looht thllt to resume buUdln& e• flgignbe•s·rolorwkllheoly ~~~md to10m Vlleett ~ Nam. t autlltlrtties have predicted the I South Vietnames troops' ··••-~"""" Margaret Holmes, 57, Paden sol for Nov. I. hams, Detrml. cus is being sponsored by the Communists would try to . . City, W. Va., attempted to avmd • , DISCHARGES.- Ruth Erie- Interact C:"b of Wahama High mount a major offensive in tbe ko.lled 142 Voet Cong and Norlh TAKEN TO HOLZER hilling a car that was making ! The court acted on response I wme. William W1cklme, Troy School and the Rotary Club of downpours that ground Ameri- Vretnamese regulars !"esday The Pomeroy emergency a turn onto the SotruJer Road llo protests !rom the SIX rail Boggs. New Haven. Price or llle tickets oan air -wer rn the Central Hrghland' as she was pasbing. Homes lost lines, eoght oommumtJes and a !2 f d ts nd $1 lor '" · f'•hl' b1 11 0r th del'• squad was summoned to the Uti 1 d'd t th 1 th• are or a u1 a 1 The dissident cabinet minis·• "' lfl8, u resu e w . control and went off the road JlO ca can a e Meigs General Hospital >children . a tm--South Vletnomese woo : battle between . two large forces I~esJdence ol_ Leonard Lunsford into a ditch. No injuries or ar- lnlersta~c Commerce Commis· ADMISSIONS - Lottie Shel- l Those wishing lo purchase resent the power of Ky and i 51111 was .001 m. It was there , m Laurel Cliff Tuesday at 10= 56 rests were reported. sJon (ICC) had not properly field Long Bottom; Waller tickets may do so at the folother relQgees from the north I the guerrrllas shot down lbree I p. m. from where Mrs. Luns-1 The sberill reported the ar- safeguarded their mterests. King, HarrisonVIlle. lowing plam , Swisher and Lobin llie government- had been I U. S. helicopters -two troop ford ~as taken lo Pom~y to rest of Leo Lee, Rl 2, Racme, The main plaintiffs in the DISCHARGES - Billy Reyn. se, New York Clothing House, toying wllh the idea of a camers and 8 gunshJp.,casu~,1 · 8 )':Wifl8 ambulance, whJch re- for Mason county authontJes case have attacked the ICC's olds. Downie Gross. Gloerkners, \ cabinet crisis for weeks. Th~y 1lies were sard to be light. moved ber ~ Holzer Hosprtal. on .a bad chec_k charge. Lee provisions lor protection . ol Pomeroy Pastry and BR&W. \ obviously acted now to wm "~~!l'fl'~l>'''''"'"'·'''';llll q .$$&! ~·~~ed ~~~:~u~:,~lo~e ~~te their ability to compete, saymg LOCAL TEMPS A lenghty dtsCU!ISoon was : conr.t.sslo~ before the Manlllf . · · · Y ~ ar ' the provisions are inadequate. Temperature in downtown held on htJW to rmse money , · ~ung. ·, WELLINGTON, New Zealand (UP!)- President Rt. 2• ~om~o~ w~~li ~ouln- They do not seek 1o stop lhe Pomeroy at ll a.m. was 48 de- with several suggestions offer· \ The soulhet:n dissident< ac- Johnson won a warm weleome to tbla "llowrt·. Under" to cSusht . ~ dy e a d o- merger permanently. grees, under swmy skies. ed. The boosters owe $371KI on qooed Ky ol practicing regioo:>l ally today that was marred only by wet weather and ty en11 s epartment an re4""'imlnation in his govern- occasional anii·Vlet Nam picketing, New Zel!anden turned to MeJils on a non-sup· m&,t and said South Vtel Nam cut their hands on barlie4 wire ~ftbblg tllrOqh a port affidavit Wed here. ELBERFELDS Anthonys are Hosts for Class Party Chrysler '67. .• t",. "' •' . , _ I .At • We'll show you how easy =~.::!o:::~·~~;r:; ~~~i~n!~~~.~::~Jat~~:~~~~~~:: Geaeral Electrfc'o jl!l engine section ol tile Pome· · D en · I e .. • short. to a r t UPII - 7.Cabinet I I2 Acci"dentS Ministers onsoons amp •(Jn Repo.rted •'n Re.SI.,. ""'"""""'~·"""'"""""'"'"".,C''P' roun ' ar Mel'JJS County Court.WI"}} .I'"""n ..~A ,... ·.~,.. )'f ' ttra.' ....... Review £ ds sq eguaf A G -When you've earned a '67 Chrysler, don't seil y WASIUNGTON .. by-pass will be 0 0 next year at a cost of over one-ball of a million ~ dollars, which will connect Rt Plans were completed Tuesday evening for a 7 with U. S. 33 at Rock Spring•." bined Booster meeting next week at the regular meet. Welker also stated thai pro- ing of the Pomeroy Athletic Boosters. jects lor relocation of Route \ Middleport and Rutland will mehet Swhlth Pomeroy 124 east of Racine and com- :Boosters at the Pomeroy Senior Hig c oo1 at 7:30 pleting the Route 7 by-pass from I p.m. with Superintendent e Rock Springs lo Five Poinl. l George as speak· the football rootiUI and ••m.No!__(UPI.!_:-PrtmKy I costing one and one qtmrter l Ail "''"''•" and interes1ed want very much to PlY oil ·~·~ million dollars will follow. persons are urged to attend tbe this Indebtedneu u 10011 11 dlosldent Cfblo"' mlol11"Meigs County wtll roceive , meeting. Middleport and Rut- possible. lonl..t to bold Two accldenlo were Invest!· ' over $8 million ol highway ; land are inviled to bring film The group authorized Frank lhrlf~;.meoof. wobbllnJ gated Tue!lday by Metas Coun- 1 within a live year •o! their rr.oot recent football w. Porter. Jr., ftnance chairrri•I• '• ~IIIII! IIDtU alter SAIGON (UP!)-Torrential monsoon rains brought 1t~ Sheriff Robert C. Harleo· period." he said, and suggested game whicl, will Ill' shown to man. to pay the Pomeroy N• 1 Dtlt- ·~• Muitl ctllfei- Arnerlean air apd' ground action 1o a virtual bait today , bach's departmenL . cooperation with I the group aion~ with the film tiona! Bank and The Farmerw "' , ~long the tense demllltarl¥.ci zone (DMZHwl lle.~vy IJy n rted Crow, president or the of the Pomoroy Jackson game. Bank and Savings Co. 1.150 .-. fl ' ' ~ fighting flared In the Cenlral .lllihll!nds aud t~t~~,Me· Deputy Carl se ropo 1· · ' a Counly Improvement ' Refreshmer.ts will be served each pins lnteres~ notet A 1b iill '""':": '";"':" kong Delta wbere thr~e ..U.S. be)lcqpters were ~ b 4 t heavy damage lo 1k~ar opar~· WASHINGTON (UP!! _ Corp .. to gel employment tn . with Mrs. Palty Young as chair- , now 'due and renew tile no~ 18 0 0 men lotlr<!O t e down. 'ed by Dorsey Bur amer, • · this area. I man lor the balance liven tore up their lettm of I U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine pilots were *ble Rl. 3• Coolville, when the ve- , U. S. Supreme Court Will revtew Gov. Rhodes had observed! In · other activrties of the The Jitne .~ whlch wa1 1 ~,otb~r.flv.~ to launch only 44 missions :ruesday against' the North hide left the pavement turned l lh•_ prot,ecloon gJven srx com: there is 1100,000 available lor • Boosters the group vored to , 1o be held ~cto:-'22 has bee "' 1p•lf<ll~ ~. n d 1 1 ~ K' "' 1 h• fro ·~ one of the lightest days In months - although the around and sk>~ed In~ a tel~- petong raJiroadr' h 10 ~he ~nt county airport as soon as a sire sell lickets to the ".lim tiel- changed to Novemller 12 ~ue eah ' 1 an,.. y re, lurDS m INorth VielnameRe 3248 o\rmy Division was reported phone pole toea Hl.4h "s h. m, I e ' :~g mel rgedr Po t el ew Rorl is chosen. Also available IO zer's Circus .••• be held Wed· to confilctlng acUvlte. Mrs " · • • l P ron f.r,. .. ~ ... "' 1 ' I' · ·•11 I d t t 'k h I ~ulh of Eastern g c oo on ~entra an enn~~;y vama a1 • M . Co . 1 . 38 . 1 1 -• AR&D I a nd pa(' II• rea· y t o t sdrl e once .Route 7 He sal'd Bur kh amer • road.~ Ino I a ".,.... b'1ll'100 eogs unly J obn1011 lw ·e '' btl h 1 "b "ld'1.146,9 . on I nesday • October 26 • al I and 8 Wayne Swisher lJ tldt weok't Jr. frte world ltaders. ra~:t~e~~f.~k : acting to keep 1 ~.-:mr>#iiiFW.'.'W":-r;~ apparently escaped Injury. The ' ate behemoth. ~~ce cfu:s oo$75 ~~ i~ngPo::.:::~~ : p. m., andand'lltursday Octobethr "Feed the Teamn chairman for · '· · OSLO (UP!) T h e ' · ·h · ·ni under investiga-~ ,· ' ' 27, at 2:30 8 p. m., at e the Pomeruy • Jacksoll gaDII!. 1 !he 3248 oul olthe !lOUth. pulled I mos ap " s The review agreed 1o Tues· Cooperahve Boat Marina pro- Wahama High School gym Others named to assl•t art 1 p 1 The cabinet crl•ls camr ats.J out their ponchos in anolhrr CNorwelt~~ eace p rd zto-e tJOn, day will dela~ lhe merger - the Mason • Phyllis English "-'" ....,.. ...,., announce · in U. S. Corporale ve~rans •• Memo ri a1 Hospitol The ·boosters are to sell tick- ery, Mrs. Blankenship • _.._awt""' · Pro~r~e · · that daornm at a tense moment In the war. ·' Phase o1 0peratron It would dela award· I The olher was a minor accl· ilargest KJ.t The monsoon· rains have bad held oil . lhe feared In Ythe 1986 No~~~ Peate dent at 4 p.m. Tuesday on history - lor at least •hree ADMISSIONS - Thelrrn1 Co- ets in Poweroy only and lor Logan, started 111ong the border with, offensove by putlrorg more lhan p t Route 7 at lhe intersection oil months. Hearings are 1<1 open zart. Porlland; Mrs. Charles this they will receive 25 per Following the meeUng C>ach North Viet Nam and mililoryii,OOO Communists oot of aclion. r 11 un nex yoar. the Sumner road at 5•20 p. m. , Jan. 9. The merger had been McDonald, Kanauga; Palla Wil- cent of what thel sell. The cir- Bickel showed fllma of the For Personal Loans or Auto loans See Us ' return," he said. Ralph Welker. Bedford, the GOP candidate lor representa· tlve, listed these other projects: A section of Route 7 By-pass or Pomeroy and Middleport is now well under construction at a cost of one and three quarters million dollars. Right olf way Is now being purchased for tbe sale of • six mile lour lane section of U. S. 33 which will cost $5 million and be contracted tor on January 241h. eo: I Kva k L n f ovauers eave rome,_ rov J ' l' . J 1T U.: . I ° - Ito. !}Ill . ...._, ' 't"""'''' '. · r •·t••·· , ,:JJiu~. 4 • ' .glltnlnc ., ...... 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