https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d9a1de4f740db3e7773cf9a425eb91c8.pdf 723daf63f075af41f56212cbfbc4b116 PDF Text Text ' ..,. ~ . 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 ., ...... ' '·, ,, ' " ,, ,., n ,,, �I, Court Orders • VOODOO f ~ f 18e8 Of ~MSI COLUMBUS,,< .ll - Lock· i) bourne Air Fol'tt,j ase o/Ucials warned Centr~ ~hio resident. Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fish· that sonic hoomStp>aY be heanl II"' Tuesday evening ordered• !rom 9 a.m. lo'~:JO' p.m. today. ftur bonds lorleited on identl· McDonnell SIOIB 'Voodoo" eaf ehar&es and five jets from the !7th ~~ghter·lnForfelllD& $25 bonds on ter~eptor Squadron would Oy ehargts of Intoxication were supersonic tra10ing miSsions ovNOMI ·HI!II, 54, RD, Middleport ·, er the area. officials said. -·nson, Raymond Lloyd "'" !II, _ , . , ._ , ••...,.x 1 Middleport; Milton Sholl, 42, Pomeroy, and Vaughn Ralph, n..... Jolin Hawkins f'l:ed William Stewart, 39, RD'I , H ld ~. Chelhlre. was fined 110 ""' Service e coets a charge of lntoXlca· lion; Fraacis H. Rathburn, St, O M d Middleport, was fined· $10 n on ay ld ·and 67, s dB" M . w ld Di I oh·· Co lice econ •ggest . an JD or es . . 0 .. Bueyn~s. 011 r~ght coals for IaIIure to Y" ol way; Homer Moodispaugh. Funeral services were held fi-.- ·Middleporl, $10 and costs Monday at 2 p.m. at the Raw· ~ .. a charco ol intoxiration; lings Coats Funeral Home for Con Yeung, 71, Middleport, $10 John Hawkins, who died Salur· IU!d costs lor failure to yield dav morning at the Pleasant riJ)Il of way, and William Bolin. i V~lley HospitaL Offiriating was til, Middleport, $25 and costs on i Rev. Charles Rogers with bur· 1 charge tl Indecent exposure.· ial in the Gravel Hili ceme· I~· BUtYl\US, ohio (UPI)-Serv· Ices will be '11\unoday !01 Charles ·(Ttny) Kinsey, a 600· P.,und truck stop operator who once claimed be was the seom·~ largest man In the world. Kinsey, 46, died In Con•m"· nlty Hospnal following an ill· ness.ol ••vera! weeks. When >e was brought to the hospi.d IO ~ • WS 18 Sween . 3 First PlaceS' s~[j PLAN women, ot the .Silver Run! Fr~~ Will ~aptisl Church will . . o { R h .H . OE STORE I for 1 J Pallbearers were Allen Hugh. and Dale Allensworth. Out of ' RHODES Mr. Hawkins was 98 years of age and was born in West Virginia. He was the son of the late Peter and Florence Hawkins, and was a locomotive fire- 1Continued From Page One) *BIG TOWN SELECTION I • MARKET 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE "Th< Store Wilh A Harl" I' MILK ' Right reserved gallon 7-9c ., - to limit qu.antitie.!. INng! Fui-Valu Buy! FAJRMONT "Countryside" Good ICE CREAM !gallon 7 5c Sockol Fui-Valu Buyl J0-80 or , ABC · ARGO BRAND SWEET DOG FOOD 12 s 303 CIRI N 5 DEL MONTE HALVES OR SLICES- CAN 27c No. 2~ c1n1 s 20oz. bots, PILtSBURY BUTTERMILK 1-lb. trc:;~y c 303 r1111;••hro ....er) afl........,.., nc.pt la1 1.1d U 11G II.IMI) b7 TIMI Oba \'!111•w +'Uh,,IAIDI ~ ·flm,au. 1111 N• «'n•nlt 11 . "tiMNt, OhiO. 48'1a. lhlhll .. 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Every· one Ia lnvllld. •I . . . . CANNED POP· Fresh Beef Cubed and Packaged Stew MeQt· . , ... Boiling Beef • •3 •·:89c MAGIC BLEACH DINTY MOORE ONLY Ground Beef•• 3 ~~ •t·39 " J ,. ...... $199· 64 Ford Galaxie 500 XL 2 dr, hardlt:!P; 8 <yl., 4 speed trans., radio and beater, white sidewall tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. cans can SALAD BOWL qt.. ••lion plaatlc lut 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl4 speed trans., radio and heater, wblte sidewall tires. 49C 37c 39c HALLOWEEN CANDY ALL KINDS NOW ON DISPLAY - SEE US TODAY FOR THE SHARPEST USED CARS IN THE VALLEY 10 $1 PrHh ond Tonder freshly Ground Sevorol Times Doily ---'-..1 . .. s 11ft lb. ;, r. ~" Ia. , .,.. rll i"" ~j; t • ., ,, .. Paces Bulls t.oSecond w.·n ., ''" Clnl "POP' TOP" SEVERAL FLAVORS - - ttl Ill ttl lll lll Ill ~~ 1 GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE NEW FORD TRADE-INSI 7 f 1 Ohio Valley STOKELY'S - BUY SEVERAL CANS ,., i CIRI DAILY SENTINEl ltcMr• I 1 • 0 T0 Battle It Ut ThUrsd,ay Event ng t!t. 'ti" m':.'.· • U.:tr I Junior High Is ~ ~ NO DOWN PAYMENT ..; STOKELY'S - FAMILY SIZE BOTTL E, 27c SLICED BACON te~ms. • Cath0 1•IC Remains • Nu mber one · In• CIass Ap0 II Marion Ky lire Brtg. G<n. Nguyen : N•oc IJ>an, the national police SEO Principals 1 i: ~ngeles I s 4 .MANILA ehtef and head or the military To Meet Tonight NCurtty polite. The erisi!l was The fir st meeting of the year tiigaered when Loan arrested I of the Southeastern Ohto Prin· llf\llll health minister Dr. cipals' Associa tion will be held N1uyen Tan Loc for questJoning l at Jackson High school tonight. In la11 spring's Buddhist Mr. Leon Davis, president of uprisinl 1nd held him for one the association, has arranged a program for the dinner meet· day. Annlllncement of the resigns- ing related to the Title I n, tlon came In two letters and III program of area schools. relea•ed today. One dated Oct I Those attending from Galli· 17 was signed by six ministers polis will be Albert Durose, The second letter dated toda y , James N. M. Davis, Ed Stew· was signed by Au Truong art, Willia m Lar&e and Neil Thanh, the minister of economy i Sa nders. and financt who was scheduled ----to head Viet Nam's economic PL~CE CHANGED deleeation to the Manilfl ! The community Halloween conference. party sponsored by the Mod· · - ·--· - -ern Woodmen Camp 7230 of Burlingham and the llemlock TH~ Grove Grange on October 22 at 8 p. m. will be held at the DI!:VtrrED TO INTER&~·r 01 Hemlock Grange Hall instead MEtllS · MA!!ON MIEA of the Bedford community hall. 1 1 ( A !nt('~se~tional ~·ootball Grade A Homogenized 20·21•nd22 st~eak j Open Mon.·Frl ••• ---- 1 to 6 SaturdaJ ·------ ___ t to I Savings For October ":J • 1 . ., OWtft. f"VIIItller CftHtlr TtiiMIIIII. ltltar 3-~-l RACINE A Big Hand For This Valuel 1 ' I 1 Horse Event Slated Sunday , ) ft'" I Two-Weight Pow! Lo\v Prices! race, color or creed. ELSEWHERE IN OHIO man for the N.Y.C.R. ITid a Gov. James A. Rhodes slayed city policeman in Middleport . in Columbus today with lwt ap· for 30 years. I pearances scheduled, while the man who bepes to unseat him, Sunivin& are a daughter, Democrat l Frazier Reem1 Jr. Mrs. ldella Mattox: two sons. Jed his Caravan into Stark Fieldillll Hawkins, Middleport CoUDiy, the UP! reporto4. and John Hawkins, Springfield, On Tuesday Rhodes toured 0. Ohio's Appalachia •"'Iion, tell· Mr. Hawki"' was preceded ing the voters of the accomp- in death by his wife. Dora, a lishments of hi! ldministration ~ a d "hter sur· Ia <r aUn& more jobs h'l son. an au. · 1 e , • w e viving are eight grandchil· 10 Re~':}.'; ~ Cle~:and speech, dren, seven great grandchildren ~'r-. l= wasn 10 ·~ aod lwo great great grandchil· 800 new JO~m were 1 d ere~~ in this area since Jan·' ren. uarJ. 19&3," Ute governor told aa audience at Logan, In tile Hanoi Asker! For heart of tile :18-<wnty AppalaSome Hint of Aims chia area. "We want more and better UNITED NATIONS (UPii jobs for this areo and for this The United Stales asKed North nasou are makin& a huge in- Viet Nam Tues~ay night for vestment In faciiUies (roads "some contact - some dialogand parks) that will dirteliy ue'' to serve as stepping stones ¥d lndirrctly lead to new and to peace in Viet Nam. upandelj indu•lrY," Rhodes U. S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg told the last session tllid of the General Assembly's pol· United •icy debate' that the States had considered all "ad· vice" from the 121 deiegateo on how to end the war. jCollllloed !rom Pa&r I) o;JWltiC I A 1 I , Ful· Val• *SMALL TOWN COURTESY and FRIENDLINESS 13 Over Sooners 1 I You'll Applaud Our Value es Joe Turner, Fred Russell, · He~ma'n and Robert Mattox, lown relatives here were Mr. TOKYO (UP!) _ Commutd't and Mrs. John Hawkins, Spring· . tod A. ced p fteid, 0.; Mrs. !della Mattox, Ch ma ay -...:noun re!- 1 be idlnt Johnson 11 8 "warmc.l.· and Mr. and Mrs. Ro rt Matler" and eharged that his far lox~ Carpent~r. 0.; Edward Eastern lour wu designed It Mattox, Medma, 0.; Mr. Her· olep up the war in VietNam. man Mattox and daughter, Mrs. The official New C h 1n a Frank Bennetl, South Charles· News Agency rNCNA), in a ton, W. Va.; M~s. Robert Gm· broadcast heard here, sald, "U. lher. Mrs. Juamla Walker, Co· S. warmonger Lyndon John- lumbus; Mrs. Charles Vro~an. son arrived in Honolulu on a ! Belpre; M_r. and Mrs. Chns tour of the Far East in which : Mattox. Nttro,. W. Va.; Clar· he wlll wave the banner of ; ence Taylor, Ilitnots; Mrs. Flor· peaco while actually trying to I ence Sterne , Pt. Pleasant ; Mr. expand the war of auresslon l and Mr!. Carl Mattox. Pt. In Viet Nam. Pleasant: Mr. and Mr!!. T. Johnson arrived In Welling- I 0. Mattox, Pt. Plea5anl; ~tr. ton, New zealand from Hono-1 and Mrs. Ja_m_~" Mattox, Mr. lulu early today on the first and Mm. Wtlltam Longstaff, slOp of his slx nation .~\sian ~ H.enderson; M.rs. Arthu r Hay· Pacific tour and Manila IUID· me, Kenova; Mrs. Ruby Almit meeting with Atnerican al- dons, Kenova; Mrs. Fltrenee lies in the Viot Nam War. Colegrove, Ft. Lauderdale, Flor· ida, and Mrs. J. M. Camff, ASh· land , Ky. Ir, 1 I =. .·. · 0 State basketball practice be· ' CLEVELAND (UPI) - Trou- panents witb his ability fl,l plclt• cause of a wrenched knee r,. l bled with injuries earlier this off their long distance aeHa~) ceived In the opening workout ' season, the Clevelard Browns at free safety and Ernie. ~~ NEW YORK <UP!) -Notre Boulder. Colo. Saturaay. 1 are expected to be at full maM at strong-side safeljlm 1 Dame may he the No. I team Eighth-ranked Floridll has · •trength Sunday when the Da!- ''This combination is wo<l\lntl• in the country and a 13-point the slimes! margin of the top The &-root-7 former !Jayton · las Cowboys launch their au· well for us," Collier notedt &M.I<I pick over Oklahoma Saturday, ten teams as the Gators are Belmont star was hobbling •· 1 nual inv asion. ing he doubted it WOilld .. ·lltiR .The only S~uthern Valley Athletl~ Conference game but the Sooners are looking for picked by only two points bout on crutches, awaiHng a . . . changed. "We used the s . on lap Fnday mght fmds the Southwestern Highlanders an upset victory to avenge an against Louisiana State at report from team phySicians on Despite bemg a one-pomt un· setup l<l beat New York · ~nd'l travchng to Mercct·ville to meet the Hannan Trace Wild· Irish win way back in 1957. . Baton Rouge. . how long It wtll be before be . derdog , Browns Coach. Blanton Pittsburgh." ' io cats. Both squa<is are looking tor their !ir"t SVAC win of The Irish, in tbe top •101 Miami (Fla.) Is a 13-point gets back into action. Colher expressed .caulious op· Good health also preVIIilil. the season. among college football's elite favorite to beat a rebuilding 1--~t.~·~i$~m'lffl'iiMf#o!;$1fim timtsm aFter watchmg !Us squad i down Dallas way. .:-: .t: Southwestern is winless this "The role Is two club teng\lls, lor the first time this season, Indiana team from \he Big Ten 1 NBA Standin 8 run through heavy drills Tues-1 After counting noses, Cow~~oy., •cason, losing five in a row af. night for a go at the Bobcats. away from man-mado objects •have a perfect 4-() mark, and so m the lone Fr~day rught game. g day· Coach Tom Landry reported hi"'' ter the season's opener which Alexander is 0.4-0 for lhe ..,a. like lencea!" do the Sooners. Notre Dame In other top games, Ohio By United Pre" International "I spent a number of hours ciub wilt be at full strenglh wilirf; rosuiled in a 6·6 tie with son while . Kyger Ct·eek is 4-2has downed o~ponents handlly, State appears to he '3 pOmts Eastern Division 1 looking over the film of that st. veteran Buddy Dial and speed-:. Hannan, W.Va. The Highland· 0, losing 6-0 to Fairland of ~coring 128 pomts while ailow· : ~tler than the Wisconsin w. L. Pel. GB · Louis-Dallas tie last sunday," ster Mel Renfro ready for thl';t ers are 0.2 in SVAC games and Lawrence county and 2()-8 to mg 21 for ll' four foes. Badgers, Syracuse Is favor~ Boston . I o t.OOO the Browns pilot satd. "The test. DJai had suffered a slightJ 0·5·1 in all games. Eastern of Meigs county. But. the Sooners, under the by 16 over Holy Cross, Army' Phliadelphta l 0 1.000 Cowboys are ~oing to be • groin pull and Renlr> •let:• Hannan Trace captured its The Eastern Eagles smar ting dtrectJo~ of new co~<:"l J1m a. one-touctldown choice againsf Cincinnati 1 1 .500 ¥z tough opponent, but we're in injury. first win 01 the season with a from las t week's 22·6 .oss to the McKenzte,. ar~ seei<ml a PtUsburgb, Navy's 14 . over New York 1 1 .500 'J. shape for them." The return or Renfro provid..,~ • _ victory last Saturday Vinton County Vikings will take revenge wm. Nme years ago, Wtlham and Mary, Mtchlgan's Balttmore 0 t .000 I 1 . the Cowboys with a doubla : 12 6 night ov~r the Gallipolis B ill t11e Wal1ama White Falcons on 'he same lntttleground as 12 over Minnesota, Dartmouth's Western Divlstoo Expected to return to regular : threat. Teaming him with· tlus ~ team. The last time Hannan at Mason !;:astern lead• the Saturday's game, tbe Irish four over Harvard, lllinois is ! W. L. Pet. GB duty for the Browns this week· sticky-fingered Bob Hayes Dal·.• Trace •defeated Southwestern SVAC with a J-0·0 record arxl slopped Oklahoma's 47-game seven over Stanford in an Chicago 2 0 1.000 ... : ('nd are veteran defensemen las boasts one of the gr~· test· was two ears a at Hom€· I is m all games. Wahama A two-weight horse _pulling winning with a 7·0 win. clush, and Mis-- ·Los 1 I .500 1 Frank Parker and Walter runner-receiver tandems Ule 0 h rom mg. T~e WJ\dc~ts are 0- m 1s 2·;; 0 tor the season. contest nd In the SIX games the tW\J [ soun 1s 13 over conference : Oetrmt 1 1 .500 1 Beach, both of whom have been Nati&nal Football League · : 17 1 2 SVAC games and I·S.O in all SVAC STANiliNGS show ar: sch~ule~ at~~s w:~ schools have ptayed Notre , rival Iowa State. St. Louis . 0 t .000 II> suifering from stubborn leg in· Reeves Strong Runn~ · •ames. (All Games! end at the We Rop Stables Dame holds a f>.l edge. H I T U San Franctsco 0 2 .000 2 JUries. Although Don Reeves w~u... 1 cTeam WLTp OP e ' ' ous on oss p Tuesday's Resalts . ' ·~ The winner of this ga m e Kyger Creek seven miles south of Ravens- Michigan State, the No. 21 Penn Slate is a slim two-point i'Chicsgo 119 Sao Francisco II& Dick Schafrath, an integral has. Bcored ~ght louchdowllll 4 2 0 82 40 leaves the SVAC cellar, since Eastern 3 2 I 74 70 wood, on W. Va. Rt. 2. Iteam ofter. bemg bypassed by i pick over Wes t Vtrglma. JDetroit m Cincinnati 112 ' part ol Ihe Browns' otfensive durmg Renfro s absence, may both teams are now tied for North Ga llia 2 4 0 97 9il The horse pullin contest will . the . lnsh, " .• one-touchdown INorthwestern Is ptcked by flve •New York 122 Los Angeles 119 unit, also is expected to get wm the starling pttSlUon SuDlast place in the SVAC race. Hannan Trace I 5 o 46156 be held at 2 p.!. Saturday, Jcphmdce ovTher DBlnlllh · rkankeedd j ~OJn\s agamsl Iowa, hdNorlh : Wednesday's Games back mto action after making a :y, ltllmtay beto aRssufmedbetp.l· . Easlcrn of Meigs county leads Southweste rn o 5 1 12 97 Oct. 22. There will be two ur ue. .e o erm~ ers ne I aro l.na 15 a one-touc own t New York at Baltimore rapid recovery from a sprain Y wl urn en ro q~ , the SVAC with a . record (SHC I another B1g Ten wm to keep Iseieclton over Wake Forest, !Los Angeles at Chicago and sore arch. Dallas heads for the sbowen. ·'' • . ht 1 30 · 0 n1Yl j welg c asses. . their Rose Bowl-bound express Georgia Is 15 over Kentucky, l On! bed 1 d Another problem cenfronurw[ and has only Southwestern left Team W LTp OP ; The second and last horse moving. Third-ranked UCLA Is Tennessee is 18 over South ~ y games sc u e . Secondary Intact Collier and his chargeo is .tba ,, in league play. Eastern 3 0 0 74 2l . show of the season will start a 17-point favorite against Caroltrra, Baylor is eight ' Making up Clevelands' ,;ecnn·l Cowboy ability to dish out a· North Gallta travels to Ra· Kyger Creek 3 0 76 34 . at .1 p.m. su.nday, Oct. 23. Tro- California in a Pacific Athletic , against Tetas A&M, and NAMED TOP MANAGER da.ry will be Erich Barne> and ! variety of complicated offell8jv& r. cine f&r a shot at the Southern North G&llia 1 2 0 34 34 Ph1es an. d n bbons wUl be a. Conference game. Alabama, 1Houston and Mississippi are a M1ke Howe II _at the corner· I and defensive formations wtti£ll"" ~... Tarnadoes. The Pirates are Southw.,lern 0 2 0 0 40 : warded m each of ihe IS class· No. 4, has the biggest edge of toss-up. : NEW YORK (UP!) - Emil , backs; Ross RlChtner. whn ha g, make preparations a coacbin1: 2·4-0 in all games alld 1-2-0 Hannan Trace 0 2 0 14 611 es the top ten teams, with a 27- 1 Rounding out the tno r<:~Jle.l J. (Buzztel Bavasl. who negotJ- terrorized previous Browns op· nightmare. , in SVAC games Southern Lo· Totals 7 7 0 198 t98 j Any horse or pony owner is point margin over Vanderbilt. : giate action It's Auburn three i ated for ~~e ~ Angelo~ ~~· I . - - - This Dallas peculiarity bow-·, cal is 3-3-0. The Tornadoes lost Friday's Rt"s~lts: I invited lo enter an animal in Gator's Slim Margin i againsl Tex~s Christia n, Okla- .gers ~~~ e wo-man o out I MAC STANDOUTS ever, can work in Clev~laati'~:.. . 6-: ~ ~ger teCree~:nd down· ~cArlh~r 2; Ea;ter~ 0 any of the classes, Entry fee Fifth·ranked Southern Califor- noma Stale 10 over Kansas ~~';;~~':.t~~es":~! ~~:• ~~d~ COLUMBUS <UPII - :<en' favor. In recent seasons, sQni,~. e The uNo~~: ~~Ilia . Pirates Giger, r8ccN 20th oGu t llwesotern 0 is $L nia is picked ' by 20 oyer Southern Methodist a seven: major league;' executive of Ill: ' State fullback Don Fittg~raid iar techniques frequently have.'. ous erd ' or Here· are the classes of the Clemson and Georg1a . Tech <No. pol'nt se 1ec ti on agams · 1 Tez:as I year today by United Press In- I and linebacker Barry .::. •1et'fl of resulted ,.n 80me 8evere dl sa~ '; have d f t d AI · d 57-o Sat R . It a. Ja . . e ea e exan er . ur ay s esu s.. horse show; 6) IS a 16-pom t selection agamst Tech, T!~X.as over Rie~ . . , 1 . .•~ · . pointments for the Texans. and Southwestern 2().0 whtle Hannan. Trace 12 Gailtpoiis B G! I. Halter Class 2 Led . . underrated Tulane. But, No. 1 W h' t 10 Or , ternallOnals baseball experts. , Toledo are . thiS week o Mld· B t all th' 'd d lh I sing 14-0 to East 20-14 F id ' G· • I . ' a m . as mg on over egan, Amencan Conference st1J~uouts. u mgs CODSI ere I o ern, r ay s ame!l. Pony !children under six years Nehraska f1gures to have a and Florida State 13 over Browns appear to have a wlight · to ~yger Creek, 48·6 to The Eastern al Wahama i lo ride), 3. Hunter Pony, 4. baltie on its hands against Mississippi Slate. NAMED REDS COACH by v~te of newomen and spellS· edge over Dallas. They have IIJ,.~ .,. Plams and 8-0 to Glouster. Southwestern at Hannan Trace , Hunter Horse *' 5. Open Jump- Colorado. The Cornhuskers are In National League cast.ers covermg MAC v,;in Sunda or ive u an h The Alexander Spartans will Alexander at Kyger Creek ers, 6. English Pleasure Pony slim seven-point favorites at action, St. Louis is • seven- CINCINNATI (UPf) - The I Ftlzg~~ald motie an M~C ,..,. of retaini~ Ea~t y :~: come tt Kyger Creek Fnday North Gallia at Racine Clov le r B r --· . t h. t . be t , Cmcmnah Reds today named . em .. _, • 1 ord 47 carries ror 194 yards and 7 p b~ ', a a Treh1 race, 8d. REALIZATION STAKES ~n ctsotce : rema~: ha en . Jimmy Bragan, a scout for I three louchdowllb as Kent Stale SJOn crown. '' : 0 1e I n.g, 9' ree galle a er I mee mg Wit as mg• lthem since 196i as~ member bowed to WesLern MicPiga1, 23· \• horse, 10. W~slern pleasure NEW YORK JUPI\ -Buck- ton Sunday. Dallas is favored jof lhe 1967 coaching stair. 20. The )Unior from Sew•"' ·;•, ., pony. II. Enghsn pleasure horse, passer, the only three·year o1d by ..one.po:nt over Cleveland, l Bragan. 37, will fill the va- Pa .. has gained 661 yard.> in BUttppph. .y, 12. Roadster rlass !hors~ or millionaire in racing history 1Phlladelphta by three over ~ew caney left by the departure of . five games. busy, busy people find .;. 27 pony I, 13. Western pleasure and winner of his last 10 race•, York, Green B~y by agatnst batting coach Roy Sievers. The FLORISTS fast In the : horse, 14. Parade class (horse drew only four rivals, includi 1g the_ new_ At1anta Falcons,] remainder of the coaching slaH . YELLOW PAGES. or pony!, and 15. Walking Horse. stablemate Poker when enlru;s Cluc_ago !IX over Los ~n~~les, l will return. 1 ENGAGE~ Whero your lingers I closed lor today's 74th runnin~ Balttmore lO over "''' e,ota ' PAINEffi/ILLE , Ohio iUPIJdo the walking. KLJPPSTEIN FREED of the $50,000 added Lawre 11 c~ ; and San Francisco seven O'l!r ~ The engagement of professional MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUl. Reeaiizatior. Stakes at Aqueduct IDetroit. . . I CHECKERS TRIUMPH basketball player John llavh·\ (UP]) -Veteran pitcher John. 'l'he leading candidate inr San Otego Is, A seven-poml ' PORT COLBOURNE, Ont. , cek of the Bo,lon Col tics to 1 • ny Klippstein wa.s given hi<J. "Horse of the Year·• honors 15 choic~ over Boston in a top (UP I} - Le~t winger Laidlaw . Miss Beth El·aine Evans of I unconditional . release Tuesday an early 1·5 favorite , Amencan Football League en· scored four ltmes lo lead the Painesville was announced Tues· l by the Minn-esota Twins, • counter. New York l.'i also ,Col umbus Checkers to a fight- 'day. · . .. i cutting their roster 39;• ·one RED WINGS SIGN favored by seven over Oakla~d· l marred 12·3. e~hibiUoa victory !' Both Havlicek and Miss Ev· l 0 MiddlepOrt and Pomeroy 7- be 5:59 p. m. so that lights can below the major league Jlm1t. DETROIT (UPI' _ Center 1 Kansas C1ty Is a 17-potnt p1~k , over Nashville DtxJe Hornets. ans are graduates ol 0 hi a1 'I'.• 8.th grade rwtball teams c?l- be used th rough~ttut. The gamt' The 39-y~.ar-old righthan.1cr Norm Ullman, the Delroit Hl'd i over Denver and ~ouston I! , !he ~erees h~nd~ out. 48 1State University and she i3 ; .l Ude ~mon:ow on the M1ddie- wil! be lilmed. app~~red i~. 2&· ~~ Lhis Wings' leading seorcr the pa~t ! fa~or~ by 20-pomts over /• mmutes m ~n~~ties, mcludmg i present ly teaching scflool m Co- , port f1eld m the ~enewa l of Coaches Fra nk W Porter and season, posting a 1-J reror:1 two season, and Paul Henftt..r· M1am1. 23 to the VJctouous Checkers. jlurnbus. • what has b:;come tn .~"'"nl Corky Kloes o[ Pomeroy and with. a 3.3A,..~arn~4A'Jirl IIYJ:WI&e. son, who led the National .- seasons a real thnller ser· Charles Wmebrenner, D0 Hockey League in game Rod~ers ies. . Wtison and F'rank Trrpiell of I UN!f'OiltlUIVilll :;;..:r winning goals last season wH~ • I.ast year the Mtddy Babes Middleport have th eir squad• ..J>ITI'SIIIll!tiH ""t!V'Tr~V,. nine Tuesda st ned their i9S6· . . . , . . . ,, came o~t on top of a 44-311 'teady for the kickofL teri\lf;' fui~ 3!!ilie Li . of 67 C:,ntractsy g · By Umted Press fnternatlonat I . Ray Scotts three.pmnt play , Wtlh 31 pomts. score With two touchdowns There is no admissiOn charge. Notre Dame was place · on _Th~ Scm Fran~lsro Wamors m the fmal 23 seconds prov1ded Cazw:~ Russell, N:w York's, scored in the final 21 'e<.'Onds, This is one genes expected waivers by the Pittsbufgh BIRTH DEFECT VICTIMS dtdn 1 see anyliung new about the Pistons with it. nrst vlctoryl$200,000. bonus rookoe, playrd •• .1 one by Pomeroy, and the win- to be conlinued followmg future Steelers Tuesday. ... According to a national foun- , t~el t CWhthcagt oth Bulls Tuesdtahy! of the campaign. The Royals [ eaght mmut.-s and sank only 1 ning 0 ne by M1ddl eport's Lee conso rd·i J umor · L'md, a 6-foot-2. 225-poundcr, dation's survey an estimated mgo. ld aG ey 1 a JOn as th e Rodsaw was e went ahead 111H08 in the final !of four shots · ~- - ---~- -- . 0 Flo~d on the run back of a kick- High Athletic pro?~ams in: was use~ sparing_ly this seaSPI 1,375,000 American children s-ame uy gers . ;quarter u~til Scott tied the I off 1n the .last ~seconds. the.th r_ee commumt1es may be lafter bemg acqu1red from the under six years of age are The Bulls, the Nabonal ~ score, rook1e Dave Bing put the Game time JS expeded to mamtamed and brsadened. San Francisco 49ers last yea:-. birth defect victims. Basketba ll AssociatiOn's brand Pistons ahead with a free throw TELEVISION .- - - - - -· -.. new team, won their second and Scott turnet:l in his three straight game of the season by point play. Oscar Robertson of 00 'l downing San Francisco 119-116. ' CinciO oati took scoring honors I' . ' . Rodgers, who played for the •with 28 points. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ma~10n son Is over fered a fracture of his leg. In week, 15-12 to Weirton Madonna Warriors sinre his graduation ! . for BIG 23-inch"' "''oylight Blue• TV Cathoh~ . was a strong ~ust l The top 10 standmgs. under· six games, he carried the ball of West Virginia, Blufrton re- from Temple in 1958 unlil he : The . Kmcks .were o~tseored place fmtsher m the Untied ,went some shuffling thiS week 137 times for 818 yards and had tained fifth place, followed by was acquired by Chicago 411-30 m the !mal penod but ~ress Internatlonul Class . A with LoraH, St Marys, Bellville scored 58 points. Lorain St. Marys. Shadyside, ! earlier this month, scored 22 managed to come up with h1gh school football ratmgsi Clear Fork and . Ve~sai lles Meunwhile, Millersport eon· Bellville Clear ~·ork, Vmaiiies 1 points and. set up another 40 victory No. L Wall Bellamy's ' Monday, bnl Millersport frorp i)Umpt.ng mto the eh\1! hst for linued on the winning trail, and Dennison Sl. Mary, the tat- With 20 asstsls. 25 points, Willis Reed's 22 and No Tndoln Fatrfteld County cuntmued to. the ftrsl t1me. Sandusky St. downing previously unbeaten ter the only team In the top Elsewhere, Detroit nipped Butch Komives' t8 paced the Required \ p1ck up support. . . Marys, unbeaten in five starts, Berne Union, 20-0 for the Fair. 10 with more than one loss. Cincinnati 114-lt2 and New ; Knicks The !.akers, playing , The 29 coachb m thiS wee~'s JUmped from SIXth to third field County team's 35th win in Versailles, with IS wins in a York upended Los Augeleo 122·[witllout the injured Jerry West, small school ballotmg gave the place m the ratmg s. the last 36 games over a four- row over two seasons, jumped 119. were Sfl'lrked by Elgin Baylor lnsh from Marion a 65 • point Top - rattd Marion Catholic, season span. In MiJlersport's from 12 to 9th and Dennison st. - --·--·---- -margin over runnerup Millers- with 22 vktories in a row. got iast 67 quarters, it bas been Mary feU aU the way from pori, but if all things remain a bit of bad news in last week's scored on just once. .. fourth to lOth as the result of equal, it could be a close race 22·0 win over Mount Gilead Bridgeport feU !rom l)llrd to its second setback last week, for the top spot before the sea- when fullback Ken Grady suf. fourth after ita first tosa last 1>-6 to Cohanbu• St. Mary. 1 il 1 J G W'th D IJ s ..!Pf ~~:~ n arne 1 a as qua~, r. COLUMBUS IUPI) - Junior · Tap Friday Night $4.00 . Irish Favored by ~~:psBI~ H~:~.w~~ One SVAC Tilt On WOMEN'S LOAFERS Fiiiii•__ ,. :. YOU ET-IN:-;~-~·-· r Browns One Point Under(~~ ALL-STAR _,- HOSK -· Thursday it took 'men to repeatedly rej.... oilers to move him from his home to •ne join circuse< or carnival!. [" ambulan.ce. , . He and his wife had one .chll~, : ' When Kinsey was married in a daughter. 'lho was of nornml hold a rummage sale Friday 1953 to a 142-pound, Canadi m- weight when she was born m and Saturday, October 21 and eBiaek born nurse, he was reported to 1956. 22, in the Fry building on Mill eBrown wei&h 725 pounds and lh•t COLUMBUS •UP!) - Ohio street In Middi•JJOrt. They will ePialn Toe prompted his claim ot being cows took the first three places also have homemade candy; e Penny Style . Sl1e 4 to 10. second largest man in :he Leaders Flown to In a milk contest Tuesday at cookies, vegetable soup and world. Satellite Launch the 13th annuat All Amerlc~n chill. Jersey Show and Sale at the :;::::::___.,..-____ s· The 5-foot-10 man wore a , ,,. MOSCOW (UP I - The Sovd h OUS 1··· Admits Possibility 23 shirt and belt 100 inc~"' let Union, thwarted by Roman· state a!rgroun s ere. chanlplon ' bbon was won by Mlddlepart Of Error in Plea long. He passed a physical for ia in ils latest eff'!rl to, secure Double .Toreador Hell, own- ImpsrJ.al Sleeper, <>Vancluse m1btary service in 1940 but the a unified Commuillst condelit- ed by Keller B~lhero, .spring· Farm,'.t~ewj!iltt, R. rr. '-'_::..i::::::. ~:::;;::::::.;;:;;;: JAKARTA tUPI) _ Former Army decided It would b• too nation of maverick . Red China, field, was first In the. f1Ve daY DIDN'T FINISH 1 Iii Indonesian F<lreign Minister expensive to clothe htm, so he today flew leadm of pine mlik contest, produclrlg 247.1 . 1 Subandrio, on trial for trea· was rejected. 1 Communist countries to ., cen- pounds of milk valued at $19.· HIGH SCHOOL son, admitted today m an elo- Kinsey , who ran Tiny's Trt•ck tral Asia for a satellite launch· 94. · HOW~0 YOU EXPECT TO GET A~:EGET quent final plea to avoid death Stop on U.S. 30 lor 20 Yed!~ ' ing . Second· .was Chiefs Etta AdPRflnloh MOTION, MAKE )'?? .. YovAcon HIGH·OR SCHOOL ATMORE HOMI In your spo~ before a firing squad that "! Top-level Communist talks on vancer Babe, owned by My· • ttmo .. thoUHncll hon dono, 11 yo~ ore .... 17 write might have made mlmkes." CL"iCL"iNATIAN KJLLED Viet Nam wero. interruotPd to krii"IZ Bros., Wooster, While ~ltll lOOK LIT !hot ohDWt • .., how. The h.,~J<CtHCied one time LEBANON, Ohio itJPI)-Mi· allow tile politi<111l aod defense Jester Adv~nce~, Sandra Irene, ;_"'' . _ ·, •• _ ~-tT .N~W.lU _ . __ . __ _ No. 2 man in Indonesia told the cl!ae[ Anthpny Watson, 2tl, Cin· ch1efs of Cuba M~•golia and Myers Jersey Farm, Troy, AMIIUCAN SCHOOL, Ohio Dt,at, Olfln, Dept. PM-103 mililary tribunal trying him for cln[ll!ll waB killed early today the seven Warsaw Pact coun- was third. I I•" Lorlti St., Columbus, O~!o allegedly mast"rnlnding the when his car went out of con· tries to vls;t the security-cloak• Grand champion bull honors t!~o:,e 7our free 58-Pa~e Hlth School Booklet and Free Oct. I, 1965. abortive Commu. ' lrol on a curve on Pennyroyal ed Soviet cosmodrome and wit- Tuesday went to Hlghfteld Spa!' Nomo .................................. Att ...... .. nisi coup against President 1 Rd., the sheriff's office report· ness a demonstration Thurstlily kle Dandf. Pioneer Farms, Old llclor"' .'.................... · ......... , Apt......... Sukarno. ed ' of Moscow's space mig~t. Lyme, Conn., and '!he reserve 11 Cl .. ·'·"iii' ·iii: 'tiiii Stole .. "" · li: ' tery, Cheshire. China Repeats Denunciation !ia~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., oct. 19, 196S-3 ~enUn~'Pomeroy-Mlddleport, o.. Oct. 19,198ti :t--Da!Jy r, •• • ' 'll , If!1 ,. 63 Chevrolet Belair 4 dr., 6 eyl., auto. trans., radio and heater, white lldewall tires. 66 Chevrolet Malibu 4 dr. Hardtop. 8 cyl., automatic trau&, radio 1nd heat•, wblte lldewall tlreo. . F~NCY WEDDIN'- Rev. Wilbur Perrin, far left, portraying a .mlnlst~U' In· the play, "Feudlll. Over Yono, iler, to be prese~ted Wednesday,' October 26, at the Pomeroy Junior Hill\' Sc)lool auditorium, Ia shown nj! cltmg vows In a weddlpg scene during the third act o f he presentation ~~ bv Ute Ohle Eta Pili ebatl ter of .t)le Beta Sigma Pili. Posing, left to right, are Rev. Perrin, "Mounialn Maasi~ by lin. A. Kntgbt, Mrs. lola Bartrum ~ortraying a wedding guest Bob Wingett Jlllying "Zilke ·· • w11o fe 11101111 ~ paring to ·excbange ''I Do's with ''Rosie Belle Frye," played by .,WCe Neue· "PP»N · 11 · · ~If. .AI Leollllrd; and "Maw Frye" P,layed by Mrs. :Jack Carsey.-Senijnell'bott!> ' · , ·· ·· · · ' ' ~ ~ \' a. KEITH GOBLE · FORD USED CAR ,LOT Lo1uat & Sytimore Sts. lflllDI.VOilT ------.-~------------· Famous G-E "Doylight Blue" Picture ••• .,_, ~,,.,_ ••• wllllo< wllltol, . , _ - 9, 121nd 16 inch BLACK & WHITE Transistor Television $109·00 ·~ 12, 16, 19,21 •nd 23 inch BLACK & WHITE "' I Portable Television $89·00 up ; Come In •nd See The New 1967 TELEVISION SETS H&RFIREStONE MtDDLEPORT, ONto - -··-·-·-- .... .. .., ,, ,,.. ' �I, Court Orders • VOODOO f ~ f 18e8 Of ~MSI COLUMBUS,,< .ll - Lock· i) bourne Air Fol'tt,j ase o/Ucials warned Centr~ ~hio resident. Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fish· that sonic hoomStp>aY be heanl II"' Tuesday evening ordered• !rom 9 a.m. lo'~:JO' p.m. today. ftur bonds lorleited on identl· McDonnell SIOIB 'Voodoo" eaf ehar&es and five jets from the !7th ~~ghter·lnForfelllD& $25 bonds on ter~eptor Squadron would Oy ehargts of Intoxication were supersonic tra10ing miSsions ovNOMI ·HI!II, 54, RD, Middleport ·, er the area. officials said. -·nson, Raymond Lloyd "'" !II, _ , . , ._ , ••...,.x 1 Middleport; Milton Sholl, 42, Pomeroy, and Vaughn Ralph, n..... Jolin Hawkins f'l:ed William Stewart, 39, RD'I , H ld ~. Chelhlre. was fined 110 ""' Service e coets a charge of lntoXlca· lion; Fraacis H. Rathburn, St, O M d Middleport, was fined· $10 n on ay ld ·and 67, s dB" M . w ld Di I oh·· Co lice econ •ggest . an JD or es . . 0 .. Bueyn~s. 011 r~ght coals for IaIIure to Y" ol way; Homer Moodispaugh. Funeral services were held fi-.- ·Middleporl, $10 and costs Monday at 2 p.m. at the Raw· ~ .. a charco ol intoxiration; lings Coats Funeral Home for Con Yeung, 71, Middleport, $10 John Hawkins, who died Salur· IU!d costs lor failure to yield dav morning at the Pleasant riJ)Il of way, and William Bolin. i V~lley HospitaL Offiriating was til, Middleport, $25 and costs on i Rev. Charles Rogers with bur· 1 charge tl Indecent exposure.· ial in the Gravel Hili ceme· I~· BUtYl\US, ohio (UPI)-Serv· Ices will be '11\unoday !01 Charles ·(Ttny) Kinsey, a 600· P.,und truck stop operator who once claimed be was the seom·~ largest man In the world. Kinsey, 46, died In Con•m"· nlty Hospnal following an ill· ness.ol ••vera! weeks. When >e was brought to the hospi.d IO ~ • WS 18 Sween . 3 First PlaceS' s~[j PLAN women, ot the .Silver Run! Fr~~ Will ~aptisl Church will . . o { R h .H . OE STORE I for 1 J Pallbearers were Allen Hugh. and Dale Allensworth. Out of ' RHODES Mr. Hawkins was 98 years of age and was born in West Virginia. He was the son of the late Peter and Florence Hawkins, and was a locomotive fire- 1Continued From Page One) *BIG TOWN SELECTION I • MARKET 5TH & PEARL STS.-RACINE "Th< Store Wilh A Harl" I' MILK ' Right reserved gallon 7-9c ., - to limit qu.antitie.!. INng! Fui-Valu Buy! FAJRMONT "Countryside" Good ICE CREAM !gallon 7 5c Sockol Fui-Valu Buyl J0-80 or , ABC · ARGO BRAND SWEET DOG FOOD 12 s 303 CIRI N 5 DEL MONTE HALVES OR SLICES- CAN 27c No. 2~ c1n1 s 20oz. bots, PILtSBURY BUTTERMILK 1-lb. trc:;~y c 303 r1111;••hro ....er) afl........,.., nc.pt la1 1.1d U 11G II.IMI) b7 TIMI Oba \'!111•w +'Uh,,IAIDI ~ ·flm,au. 1111 N• «'n•nlt 11 . "tiMNt, OhiO. 48'1a. lhlhll .. Uff •t:l l'hiiM Wl 1-:IIN, EditorIt t'ft.,nl W\' '1-:llrl !:nlr..ti •• 1et'I'IDII ,.._ IDIIIU11 "'·'"" a• th• ~fill ~ W Pftmern1' . 0 " "lalJOIIII ld,...ltiJII Npret...Uitlwt: .. ,.111\tUI IUmhiU, Jne., 343 IAIIDI• \CII• Ha '•' " Yor11 \.,U "'IW ,.,.,. ~u!lkr!,.\MIIo UWI• lHilwNaf ., wii•N IUII.Inil p Cl!!"- ,U .HII: OIM Yl!ar •n IG'ID&ll It !. . • I ' I'I PI lJtU.' laf!Ur..l omea, 111.:&0& I 11 .,l)nftla 111 10: Ut11 n.nl.bll b.W. 11' Jh••nJ kolllt liiiMw cwrltr Mme. •a• •r t•·alltiiWr UU monfll, fl.<IU ,.,tu · (M, ftlr llt.M · Sll monii'NI, lb.:l.'l. l'tJM m•ntftl. JUIII !M\IhHtiJ· •tl11n friN lkiiM111 JwHlar ~ 'I!'"'" \ NIT CAU.IlD The Racine emer&eucy squad was summoned at 9:30 a. m. today for Vada Teaford, who was lransported to Holzer Hospital . as a medical patient. I SOCIETY TO MEET The 90th amtuai meeting of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Socil!l) wilt be held Thursday, October 20, from l :3D to 3 p. m. at St. Paul's Lttlher· an Church in Pomeroy. Every· one Ia lnvllld. •I . . . . CANNED POP· Fresh Beef Cubed and Packaged Stew MeQt· . , ... Boiling Beef • •3 •·:89c MAGIC BLEACH DINTY MOORE ONLY Ground Beef•• 3 ~~ •t·39 " J ,. ...... $199· 64 Ford Galaxie 500 XL 2 dr, hardlt:!P; 8 <yl., 4 speed trans., radio and beater, white sidewall tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. cans can SALAD BOWL qt.. ••lion plaatlc lut 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl4 speed trans., radio and heater, wblte sidewall tires. 49C 37c 39c HALLOWEEN CANDY ALL KINDS NOW ON DISPLAY - SEE US TODAY FOR THE SHARPEST USED CARS IN THE VALLEY 10 $1 PrHh ond Tonder freshly Ground Sevorol Times Doily ---'-..1 . .. s 11ft lb. ;, r. ~" Ia. , .,.. rll i"" ~j; t • ., ,, .. Paces Bulls t.oSecond w.·n ., ''" Clnl "POP' TOP" SEVERAL FLAVORS - - ttl Ill ttl lll lll Ill ~~ 1 GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE NEW FORD TRADE-INSI 7 f 1 Ohio Valley STOKELY'S - BUY SEVERAL CANS ,., i CIRI DAILY SENTINEl ltcMr• I 1 • 0 T0 Battle It Ut ThUrsd,ay Event ng t!t. 'ti" m':.'.· • U.:tr I Junior High Is ~ ~ NO DOWN PAYMENT ..; STOKELY'S - FAMILY SIZE BOTTL E, 27c SLICED BACON te~ms. • Cath0 1•IC Remains • Nu mber one · In• CIass Ap0 II Marion Ky lire Brtg. G<n. Nguyen : N•oc IJ>an, the national police SEO Principals 1 i: ~ngeles I s 4 .MANILA ehtef and head or the military To Meet Tonight NCurtty polite. The erisi!l was The fir st meeting of the year tiigaered when Loan arrested I of the Southeastern Ohto Prin· llf\llll health minister Dr. cipals' Associa tion will be held N1uyen Tan Loc for questJoning l at Jackson High school tonight. In la11 spring's Buddhist Mr. Leon Davis, president of uprisinl 1nd held him for one the association, has arranged a program for the dinner meet· day. Annlllncement of the resigns- ing related to the Title I n, tlon came In two letters and III program of area schools. relea•ed today. One dated Oct I Those attending from Galli· 17 was signed by six ministers polis will be Albert Durose, The second letter dated toda y , James N. M. Davis, Ed Stew· was signed by Au Truong art, Willia m Lar&e and Neil Thanh, the minister of economy i Sa nders. and financt who was scheduled ----to head Viet Nam's economic PL~CE CHANGED deleeation to the Manilfl ! The community Halloween conference. party sponsored by the Mod· · - ·--· - -ern Woodmen Camp 7230 of Burlingham and the llemlock TH~ Grove Grange on October 22 at 8 p. m. will be held at the DI!:VtrrED TO INTER&~·r 01 Hemlock Grange Hall instead MEtllS · MA!!ON MIEA of the Bedford community hall. 1 1 ( A !nt('~se~tional ~·ootball Grade A Homogenized 20·21•nd22 st~eak j Open Mon.·Frl ••• ---- 1 to 6 SaturdaJ ·------ ___ t to I Savings For October ":J • 1 . ., OWtft. f"VIIItller CftHtlr TtiiMIIIII. ltltar 3-~-l RACINE A Big Hand For This Valuel 1 ' I 1 Horse Event Slated Sunday , ) ft'" I Two-Weight Pow! Lo\v Prices! race, color or creed. ELSEWHERE IN OHIO man for the N.Y.C.R. ITid a Gov. James A. Rhodes slayed city policeman in Middleport . in Columbus today with lwt ap· for 30 years. I pearances scheduled, while the man who bepes to unseat him, Sunivin& are a daughter, Democrat l Frazier Reem1 Jr. Mrs. ldella Mattox: two sons. Jed his Caravan into Stark Fieldillll Hawkins, Middleport CoUDiy, the UP! reporto4. and John Hawkins, Springfield, On Tuesday Rhodes toured 0. Ohio's Appalachia •"'Iion, tell· Mr. Hawki"' was preceded ing the voters of the accomp- in death by his wife. Dora, a lishments of hi! ldministration ~ a d "hter sur· Ia <r aUn& more jobs h'l son. an au. · 1 e , • w e viving are eight grandchil· 10 Re~':}.'; ~ Cle~:and speech, dren, seven great grandchildren ~'r-. l= wasn 10 ·~ aod lwo great great grandchil· 800 new JO~m were 1 d ere~~ in this area since Jan·' ren. uarJ. 19&3," Ute governor told aa audience at Logan, In tile Hanoi Asker! For heart of tile :18-<wnty AppalaSome Hint of Aims chia area. "We want more and better UNITED NATIONS (UPii jobs for this areo and for this The United Stales asKed North nasou are makin& a huge in- Viet Nam Tues~ay night for vestment In faciiUies (roads "some contact - some dialogand parks) that will dirteliy ue'' to serve as stepping stones ¥d lndirrctly lead to new and to peace in Viet Nam. upandelj indu•lrY," Rhodes U. S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg told the last session tllid of the General Assembly's pol· United •icy debate' that the States had considered all "ad· vice" from the 121 deiegateo on how to end the war. jCollllloed !rom Pa&r I) o;JWltiC I A 1 I , Ful· Val• *SMALL TOWN COURTESY and FRIENDLINESS 13 Over Sooners 1 I You'll Applaud Our Value es Joe Turner, Fred Russell, · He~ma'n and Robert Mattox, lown relatives here were Mr. TOKYO (UP!) _ Commutd't and Mrs. John Hawkins, Spring· . tod A. ced p fteid, 0.; Mrs. !della Mattox, Ch ma ay -...:noun re!- 1 be idlnt Johnson 11 8 "warmc.l.· and Mr. and Mrs. Ro rt Matler" and eharged that his far lox~ Carpent~r. 0.; Edward Eastern lour wu designed It Mattox, Medma, 0.; Mr. Her· olep up the war in VietNam. man Mattox and daughter, Mrs. The official New C h 1n a Frank Bennetl, South Charles· News Agency rNCNA), in a ton, W. Va.; M~s. Robert Gm· broadcast heard here, sald, "U. lher. Mrs. Juamla Walker, Co· S. warmonger Lyndon John- lumbus; Mrs. Charles Vro~an. son arrived in Honolulu on a ! Belpre; M_r. and Mrs. Chns tour of the Far East in which : Mattox. Nttro,. W. Va.; Clar· he wlll wave the banner of ; ence Taylor, Ilitnots; Mrs. Flor· peaco while actually trying to I ence Sterne , Pt. Pleasant ; Mr. expand the war of auresslon l and Mr!. Carl Mattox. Pt. In Viet Nam. Pleasant: Mr. and Mr!!. T. Johnson arrived In Welling- I 0. Mattox, Pt. Plea5anl; ~tr. ton, New zealand from Hono-1 and Mrs. Ja_m_~" Mattox, Mr. lulu early today on the first and Mm. Wtlltam Longstaff, slOp of his slx nation .~\sian ~ H.enderson; M.rs. Arthu r Hay· Pacific tour and Manila IUID· me, Kenova; Mrs. Ruby Almit meeting with Atnerican al- dons, Kenova; Mrs. Fltrenee lies in the Viot Nam War. Colegrove, Ft. Lauderdale, Flor· ida, and Mrs. J. M. Camff, ASh· land , Ky. Ir, 1 I =. .·. · 0 State basketball practice be· ' CLEVELAND (UPI) - Trou- panents witb his ability fl,l plclt• cause of a wrenched knee r,. l bled with injuries earlier this off their long distance aeHa~) ceived In the opening workout ' season, the Clevelard Browns at free safety and Ernie. ~~ NEW YORK <UP!) -Notre Boulder. Colo. Saturaay. 1 are expected to be at full maM at strong-side safeljlm 1 Dame may he the No. I team Eighth-ranked Floridll has · •trength Sunday when the Da!- ''This combination is wo<l\lntl• in the country and a 13-point the slimes! margin of the top The &-root-7 former !Jayton · las Cowboys launch their au· well for us," Collier notedt &M.I<I pick over Oklahoma Saturday, ten teams as the Gators are Belmont star was hobbling •· 1 nual inv asion. ing he doubted it WOilld .. ·lltiR .The only S~uthern Valley Athletl~ Conference game but the Sooners are looking for picked by only two points bout on crutches, awaiHng a . . . changed. "We used the s . on lap Fnday mght fmds the Southwestern Highlanders an upset victory to avenge an against Louisiana State at report from team phySicians on Despite bemg a one-pomt un· setup l<l beat New York · ~nd'l travchng to Mercct·ville to meet the Hannan Trace Wild· Irish win way back in 1957. . Baton Rouge. . how long It wtll be before be . derdog , Browns Coach. Blanton Pittsburgh." ' io cats. Both squa<is are looking tor their !ir"t SVAC win of The Irish, in tbe top •101 Miami (Fla.) Is a 13-point gets back into action. Colher expressed .caulious op· Good health also preVIIilil. the season. among college football's elite favorite to beat a rebuilding 1--~t.~·~i$~m'lffl'iiMf#o!;$1fim timtsm aFter watchmg !Us squad i down Dallas way. .:-: .t: Southwestern is winless this "The role Is two club teng\lls, lor the first time this season, Indiana team from \he Big Ten 1 NBA Standin 8 run through heavy drills Tues-1 After counting noses, Cow~~oy., •cason, losing five in a row af. night for a go at the Bobcats. away from man-mado objects •have a perfect 4-() mark, and so m the lone Fr~day rught game. g day· Coach Tom Landry reported hi"'' ter the season's opener which Alexander is 0.4-0 for lhe ..,a. like lencea!" do the Sooners. Notre Dame In other top games, Ohio By United Pre" International "I spent a number of hours ciub wilt be at full strenglh wilirf; rosuiled in a 6·6 tie with son while . Kyger Ct·eek is 4-2has downed o~ponents handlly, State appears to he '3 pOmts Eastern Division 1 looking over the film of that st. veteran Buddy Dial and speed-:. Hannan, W.Va. The Highland· 0, losing 6-0 to Fairland of ~coring 128 pomts while ailow· : ~tler than the Wisconsin w. L. Pel. GB · Louis-Dallas tie last sunday," ster Mel Renfro ready for thl';t ers are 0.2 in SVAC games and Lawrence county and 2()-8 to mg 21 for ll' four foes. Badgers, Syracuse Is favor~ Boston . I o t.OOO the Browns pilot satd. "The test. DJai had suffered a slightJ 0·5·1 in all games. Eastern of Meigs county. But. the Sooners, under the by 16 over Holy Cross, Army' Phliadelphta l 0 1.000 Cowboys are ~oing to be • groin pull and Renlr> •let:• Hannan Trace captured its The Eastern Eagles smar ting dtrectJo~ of new co~<:"l J1m a. one-touctldown choice againsf Cincinnati 1 1 .500 ¥z tough opponent, but we're in injury. first win 01 the season with a from las t week's 22·6 .oss to the McKenzte,. ar~ seei<ml a PtUsburgb, Navy's 14 . over New York 1 1 .500 'J. shape for them." The return or Renfro provid..,~ • _ victory last Saturday Vinton County Vikings will take revenge wm. Nme years ago, Wtlham and Mary, Mtchlgan's Balttmore 0 t .000 I 1 . the Cowboys with a doubla : 12 6 night ov~r the Gallipolis B ill t11e Wal1ama White Falcons on 'he same lntttleground as 12 over Minnesota, Dartmouth's Western Divlstoo Expected to return to regular : threat. Teaming him with· tlus ~ team. The last time Hannan at Mason !;:astern lead• the Saturday's game, tbe Irish four over Harvard, lllinois is ! W. L. Pet. GB duty for the Browns this week· sticky-fingered Bob Hayes Dal·.• Trace •defeated Southwestern SVAC with a J-0·0 record arxl slopped Oklahoma's 47-game seven over Stanford in an Chicago 2 0 1.000 ... : ('nd are veteran defensemen las boasts one of the gr~· test· was two ears a at Hom€· I is m all games. Wahama A two-weight horse _pulling winning with a 7·0 win. clush, and Mis-- ·Los 1 I .500 1 Frank Parker and Walter runner-receiver tandems Ule 0 h rom mg. T~e WJ\dc~ts are 0- m 1s 2·;; 0 tor the season. contest nd In the SIX games the tW\J [ soun 1s 13 over conference : Oetrmt 1 1 .500 1 Beach, both of whom have been Nati&nal Football League · : 17 1 2 SVAC games and I·S.O in all SVAC STANiliNGS show ar: sch~ule~ at~~s w:~ schools have ptayed Notre , rival Iowa State. St. Louis . 0 t .000 II> suifering from stubborn leg in· Reeves Strong Runn~ · •ames. (All Games! end at the We Rop Stables Dame holds a f>.l edge. H I T U San Franctsco 0 2 .000 2 JUries. Although Don Reeves w~u... 1 cTeam WLTp OP e ' ' ous on oss p Tuesday's Resalts . ' ·~ The winner of this ga m e Kyger Creek seven miles south of Ravens- Michigan State, the No. 21 Penn Slate is a slim two-point i'Chicsgo 119 Sao Francisco II& Dick Schafrath, an integral has. Bcored ~ght louchdowllll 4 2 0 82 40 leaves the SVAC cellar, since Eastern 3 2 I 74 70 wood, on W. Va. Rt. 2. Iteam ofter. bemg bypassed by i pick over Wes t Vtrglma. JDetroit m Cincinnati 112 ' part ol Ihe Browns' otfensive durmg Renfro s absence, may both teams are now tied for North Ga llia 2 4 0 97 9il The horse pullin contest will . the . lnsh, " .• one-touchdown INorthwestern Is ptcked by flve •New York 122 Los Angeles 119 unit, also is expected to get wm the starling pttSlUon SuDlast place in the SVAC race. Hannan Trace I 5 o 46156 be held at 2 p.!. Saturday, Jcphmdce ovTher DBlnlllh · rkankeedd j ~OJn\s agamsl Iowa, hdNorlh : Wednesday's Games back mto action after making a :y, ltllmtay beto aRssufmedbetp.l· . Easlcrn of Meigs county leads Southweste rn o 5 1 12 97 Oct. 22. There will be two ur ue. .e o erm~ ers ne I aro l.na 15 a one-touc own t New York at Baltimore rapid recovery from a sprain Y wl urn en ro q~ , the SVAC with a . record (SHC I another B1g Ten wm to keep Iseieclton over Wake Forest, !Los Angeles at Chicago and sore arch. Dallas heads for the sbowen. ·'' • . ht 1 30 · 0 n1Yl j welg c asses. . their Rose Bowl-bound express Georgia Is 15 over Kentucky, l On! bed 1 d Another problem cenfronurw[ and has only Southwestern left Team W LTp OP ; The second and last horse moving. Third-ranked UCLA Is Tennessee is 18 over South ~ y games sc u e . Secondary Intact Collier and his chargeo is .tba ,, in league play. Eastern 3 0 0 74 2l . show of the season will start a 17-point favorite against Caroltrra, Baylor is eight ' Making up Clevelands' ,;ecnn·l Cowboy ability to dish out a· North Gallta travels to Ra· Kyger Creek 3 0 76 34 . at .1 p.m. su.nday, Oct. 23. Tro- California in a Pacific Athletic , against Tetas A&M, and NAMED TOP MANAGER da.ry will be Erich Barne> and ! variety of complicated offell8jv& r. cine f&r a shot at the Southern North G&llia 1 2 0 34 34 Ph1es an. d n bbons wUl be a. Conference game. Alabama, 1Houston and Mississippi are a M1ke Howe II _at the corner· I and defensive formations wtti£ll"" ~... Tarnadoes. The Pirates are Southw.,lern 0 2 0 0 40 : warded m each of ihe IS class· No. 4, has the biggest edge of toss-up. : NEW YORK (UP!) - Emil , backs; Ross RlChtner. whn ha g, make preparations a coacbin1: 2·4-0 in all games alld 1-2-0 Hannan Trace 0 2 0 14 611 es the top ten teams, with a 27- 1 Rounding out the tno r<:~Jle.l J. (Buzztel Bavasl. who negotJ- terrorized previous Browns op· nightmare. , in SVAC games Southern Lo· Totals 7 7 0 198 t98 j Any horse or pony owner is point margin over Vanderbilt. : giate action It's Auburn three i ated for ~~e ~ Angelo~ ~~· I . - - - This Dallas peculiarity bow-·, cal is 3-3-0. The Tornadoes lost Friday's Rt"s~lts: I invited lo enter an animal in Gator's Slim Margin i againsl Tex~s Christia n, Okla- .gers ~~~ e wo-man o out I MAC STANDOUTS ever, can work in Clev~laati'~:.. . 6-: ~ ~ger teCree~:nd down· ~cArlh~r 2; Ea;ter~ 0 any of the classes, Entry fee Fifth·ranked Southern Califor- noma Stale 10 over Kansas ~~';;~~':.t~~es":~! ~~:• ~~d~ COLUMBUS <UPII - :<en' favor. In recent seasons, sQni,~. e The uNo~~: ~~Ilia . Pirates Giger, r8ccN 20th oGu t llwesotern 0 is $L nia is picked ' by 20 oyer Southern Methodist a seven: major league;' executive of Ill: ' State fullback Don Fittg~raid iar techniques frequently have.'. ous erd ' or Here· are the classes of the Clemson and Georg1a . Tech <No. pol'nt se 1ec ti on agams · 1 Tez:as I year today by United Press In- I and linebacker Barry .::. •1et'fl of resulted ,.n 80me 8evere dl sa~ '; have d f t d AI · d 57-o Sat R . It a. Ja . . e ea e exan er . ur ay s esu s.. horse show; 6) IS a 16-pom t selection agamst Tech, T!~X.as over Rie~ . . , 1 . .•~ · . pointments for the Texans. and Southwestern 2().0 whtle Hannan. Trace 12 Gailtpoiis B G! I. Halter Class 2 Led . . underrated Tulane. But, No. 1 W h' t 10 Or , ternallOnals baseball experts. , Toledo are . thiS week o Mld· B t all th' 'd d lh I sing 14-0 to East 20-14 F id ' G· • I . ' a m . as mg on over egan, Amencan Conference st1J~uouts. u mgs CODSI ere I o ern, r ay s ame!l. Pony !children under six years Nehraska f1gures to have a and Florida State 13 over Browns appear to have a wlight · to ~yger Creek, 48·6 to The Eastern al Wahama i lo ride), 3. Hunter Pony, 4. baltie on its hands against Mississippi Slate. NAMED REDS COACH by v~te of newomen and spellS· edge over Dallas. They have IIJ,.~ .,. Plams and 8-0 to Glouster. Southwestern at Hannan Trace , Hunter Horse *' 5. Open Jump- Colorado. The Cornhuskers are In National League cast.ers covermg MAC v,;in Sunda or ive u an h The Alexander Spartans will Alexander at Kyger Creek ers, 6. English Pleasure Pony slim seven-point favorites at action, St. Louis is • seven- CINCINNATI (UPf) - The I Ftlzg~~ald motie an M~C ,..,. of retaini~ Ea~t y :~: come tt Kyger Creek Fnday North Gallia at Racine Clov le r B r --· . t h. t . be t , Cmcmnah Reds today named . em .. _, • 1 ord 47 carries ror 194 yards and 7 p b~ ', a a Treh1 race, 8d. REALIZATION STAKES ~n ctsotce : rema~: ha en . Jimmy Bragan, a scout for I three louchdowllb as Kent Stale SJOn crown. '' : 0 1e I n.g, 9' ree galle a er I mee mg Wit as mg• lthem since 196i as~ member bowed to WesLern MicPiga1, 23· \• horse, 10. W~slern pleasure NEW YORK JUPI\ -Buck- ton Sunday. Dallas is favored jof lhe 1967 coaching stair. 20. The )Unior from Sew•"' ·;•, ., pony. II. Enghsn pleasure horse, passer, the only three·year o1d by ..one.po:nt over Cleveland, l Bragan. 37, will fill the va- Pa .. has gained 661 yard.> in BUttppph. .y, 12. Roadster rlass !hors~ or millionaire in racing history 1Phlladelphta by three over ~ew caney left by the departure of . five games. busy, busy people find .;. 27 pony I, 13. Western pleasure and winner of his last 10 race•, York, Green B~y by agatnst batting coach Roy Sievers. The FLORISTS fast In the : horse, 14. Parade class (horse drew only four rivals, includi 1g the_ new_ At1anta Falcons,] remainder of the coaching slaH . YELLOW PAGES. or pony!, and 15. Walking Horse. stablemate Poker when enlru;s Cluc_ago !IX over Los ~n~~les, l will return. 1 ENGAGE~ Whero your lingers I closed lor today's 74th runnin~ Balttmore lO over "''' e,ota ' PAINEffi/ILLE , Ohio iUPIJdo the walking. KLJPPSTEIN FREED of the $50,000 added Lawre 11 c~ ; and San Francisco seven O'l!r ~ The engagement of professional MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUl. Reeaiizatior. Stakes at Aqueduct IDetroit. . . I CHECKERS TRIUMPH basketball player John llavh·\ (UP]) -Veteran pitcher John. 'l'he leading candidate inr San Otego Is, A seven-poml ' PORT COLBOURNE, Ont. , cek of the Bo,lon Col tics to 1 • ny Klippstein wa.s given hi<J. "Horse of the Year·• honors 15 choic~ over Boston in a top (UP I} - Le~t winger Laidlaw . Miss Beth El·aine Evans of I unconditional . release Tuesday an early 1·5 favorite , Amencan Football League en· scored four ltmes lo lead the Painesville was announced Tues· l by the Minn-esota Twins, • counter. New York l.'i also ,Col umbus Checkers to a fight- 'day. · . .. i cutting their roster 39;• ·one RED WINGS SIGN favored by seven over Oakla~d· l marred 12·3. e~hibiUoa victory !' Both Havlicek and Miss Ev· l 0 MiddlepOrt and Pomeroy 7- be 5:59 p. m. so that lights can below the major league Jlm1t. DETROIT (UPI' _ Center 1 Kansas C1ty Is a 17-potnt p1~k , over Nashville DtxJe Hornets. ans are graduates ol 0 hi a1 'I'.• 8.th grade rwtball teams c?l- be used th rough~ttut. The gamt' The 39-y~.ar-old righthan.1cr Norm Ullman, the Delroit Hl'd i over Denver and ~ouston I! , !he ~erees h~nd~ out. 48 1State University and she i3 ; .l Ude ~mon:ow on the M1ddie- wil! be lilmed. app~~red i~. 2&· ~~ Lhis Wings' leading seorcr the pa~t ! fa~or~ by 20-pomts over /• mmutes m ~n~~ties, mcludmg i present ly teaching scflool m Co- , port f1eld m the ~enewa l of Coaches Fra nk W Porter and season, posting a 1-J reror:1 two season, and Paul Henftt..r· M1am1. 23 to the VJctouous Checkers. jlurnbus. • what has b:;come tn .~"'"nl Corky Kloes o[ Pomeroy and with. a 3.3A,..~arn~4A'Jirl IIYJ:WI&e. son, who led the National .- seasons a real thnller ser· Charles Wmebrenner, D0 Hockey League in game Rod~ers ies. . Wtison and F'rank Trrpiell of I UN!f'OiltlUIVilll :;;..:r winning goals last season wH~ • I.ast year the Mtddy Babes Middleport have th eir squad• ..J>ITI'SIIIll!tiH ""t!V'Tr~V,. nine Tuesda st ned their i9S6· . . . , . . . ,, came o~t on top of a 44-311 'teady for the kickofL teri\lf;' fui~ 3!!ilie Li . of 67 C:,ntractsy g · By Umted Press fnternatlonat I . Ray Scotts three.pmnt play , Wtlh 31 pomts. score With two touchdowns There is no admissiOn charge. Notre Dame was place · on _Th~ Scm Fran~lsro Wamors m the fmal 23 seconds prov1ded Cazw:~ Russell, N:w York's, scored in the final 21 'e<.'Onds, This is one genes expected waivers by the Pittsbufgh BIRTH DEFECT VICTIMS dtdn 1 see anyliung new about the Pistons with it. nrst vlctoryl$200,000. bonus rookoe, playrd •• .1 one by Pomeroy, and the win- to be conlinued followmg future Steelers Tuesday. ... According to a national foun- , t~el t CWhthcagt oth Bulls Tuesdtahy! of the campaign. The Royals [ eaght mmut.-s and sank only 1 ning 0 ne by M1ddl eport's Lee conso rd·i J umor · L'md, a 6-foot-2. 225-poundcr, dation's survey an estimated mgo. ld aG ey 1 a JOn as th e Rodsaw was e went ahead 111H08 in the final !of four shots · ~- - ---~- -- . 0 Flo~d on the run back of a kick- High Athletic pro?~ams in: was use~ sparing_ly this seaSPI 1,375,000 American children s-ame uy gers . ;quarter u~til Scott tied the I off 1n the .last ~seconds. the.th r_ee commumt1es may be lafter bemg acqu1red from the under six years of age are The Bulls, the Nabonal ~ score, rook1e Dave Bing put the Game time JS expeded to mamtamed and brsadened. San Francisco 49ers last yea:-. birth defect victims. Basketba ll AssociatiOn's brand Pistons ahead with a free throw TELEVISION .- - - - - -· -.. new team, won their second and Scott turnet:l in his three straight game of the season by point play. Oscar Robertson of 00 'l downing San Francisco 119-116. ' CinciO oati took scoring honors I' . ' . Rodgers, who played for the •with 28 points. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ma~10n son Is over fered a fracture of his leg. In week, 15-12 to Weirton Madonna Warriors sinre his graduation ! . for BIG 23-inch"' "''oylight Blue• TV Cathoh~ . was a strong ~ust l The top 10 standmgs. under· six games, he carried the ball of West Virginia, Blufrton re- from Temple in 1958 unlil he : The . Kmcks .were o~tseored place fmtsher m the Untied ,went some shuffling thiS week 137 times for 818 yards and had tained fifth place, followed by was acquired by Chicago 411-30 m the !mal penod but ~ress Internatlonul Class . A with LoraH, St Marys, Bellville scored 58 points. Lorain St. Marys. Shadyside, ! earlier this month, scored 22 managed to come up with h1gh school football ratmgsi Clear Fork and . Ve~sai lles Meunwhile, Millersport eon· Bellville Clear ~·ork, Vmaiiies 1 points and. set up another 40 victory No. L Wall Bellamy's ' Monday, bnl Millersport frorp i)Umpt.ng mto the eh\1! hst for linued on the winning trail, and Dennison Sl. Mary, the tat- With 20 asstsls. 25 points, Willis Reed's 22 and No Tndoln Fatrfteld County cuntmued to. the ftrsl t1me. Sandusky St. downing previously unbeaten ter the only team In the top Elsewhere, Detroit nipped Butch Komives' t8 paced the Required \ p1ck up support. . . Marys, unbeaten in five starts, Berne Union, 20-0 for the Fair. 10 with more than one loss. Cincinnati 114-lt2 and New ; Knicks The !.akers, playing , The 29 coachb m thiS wee~'s JUmped from SIXth to third field County team's 35th win in Versailles, with IS wins in a York upended Los Augeleo 122·[witllout the injured Jerry West, small school ballotmg gave the place m the ratmg s. the last 36 games over a four- row over two seasons, jumped 119. were Sfl'lrked by Elgin Baylor lnsh from Marion a 65 • point Top - rattd Marion Catholic, season span. In MiJlersport's from 12 to 9th and Dennison st. - --·--·---- -margin over runnerup Millers- with 22 vktories in a row. got iast 67 quarters, it bas been Mary feU aU the way from pori, but if all things remain a bit of bad news in last week's scored on just once. .. fourth to lOth as the result of equal, it could be a close race 22·0 win over Mount Gilead Bridgeport feU !rom l)llrd to its second setback last week, for the top spot before the sea- when fullback Ken Grady suf. fourth after ita first tosa last 1>-6 to Cohanbu• St. Mary. 1 il 1 J G W'th D IJ s ..!Pf ~~:~ n arne 1 a as qua~, r. COLUMBUS IUPI) - Junior · Tap Friday Night $4.00 . Irish Favored by ~~:psBI~ H~:~.w~~ One SVAC Tilt On WOMEN'S LOAFERS Fiiiii•__ ,. :. YOU ET-IN:-;~-~·-· r Browns One Point Under(~~ ALL-STAR _,- HOSK -· Thursday it took 'men to repeatedly rej.... oilers to move him from his home to •ne join circuse< or carnival!. [" ambulan.ce. , . He and his wife had one .chll~, : ' When Kinsey was married in a daughter. 'lho was of nornml hold a rummage sale Friday 1953 to a 142-pound, Canadi m- weight when she was born m and Saturday, October 21 and eBiaek born nurse, he was reported to 1956. 22, in the Fry building on Mill eBrown wei&h 725 pounds and lh•t COLUMBUS •UP!) - Ohio street In Middi•JJOrt. They will ePialn Toe prompted his claim ot being cows took the first three places also have homemade candy; e Penny Style . Sl1e 4 to 10. second largest man in :he Leaders Flown to In a milk contest Tuesday at cookies, vegetable soup and world. Satellite Launch the 13th annuat All Amerlc~n chill. Jersey Show and Sale at the :;::::::___.,..-____ s· The 5-foot-10 man wore a , ,,. MOSCOW (UP I - The Sovd h OUS 1··· Admits Possibility 23 shirt and belt 100 inc~"' let Union, thwarted by Roman· state a!rgroun s ere. chanlplon ' bbon was won by Mlddlepart Of Error in Plea long. He passed a physical for ia in ils latest eff'!rl to, secure Double .Toreador Hell, own- ImpsrJ.al Sleeper, <>Vancluse m1btary service in 1940 but the a unified Commuillst condelit- ed by Keller B~lhero, .spring· Farm,'.t~ewj!iltt, R. rr. '-'_::..i::::::. ~:::;;::::::.;;:;;;: JAKARTA tUPI) _ Former Army decided It would b• too nation of maverick . Red China, field, was first In the. f1Ve daY DIDN'T FINISH 1 Iii Indonesian F<lreign Minister expensive to clothe htm, so he today flew leadm of pine mlik contest, produclrlg 247.1 . 1 Subandrio, on trial for trea· was rejected. 1 Communist countries to ., cen- pounds of milk valued at $19.· HIGH SCHOOL son, admitted today m an elo- Kinsey , who ran Tiny's Trt•ck tral Asia for a satellite launch· 94. · HOW~0 YOU EXPECT TO GET A~:EGET quent final plea to avoid death Stop on U.S. 30 lor 20 Yed!~ ' ing . Second· .was Chiefs Etta AdPRflnloh MOTION, MAKE )'?? .. YovAcon HIGH·OR SCHOOL ATMORE HOMI In your spo~ before a firing squad that "! Top-level Communist talks on vancer Babe, owned by My· • ttmo .. thoUHncll hon dono, 11 yo~ ore .... 17 write might have made mlmkes." CL"iCL"iNATIAN KJLLED Viet Nam wero. interruotPd to krii"IZ Bros., Wooster, While ~ltll lOOK LIT !hot ohDWt • .., how. The h.,~J<CtHCied one time LEBANON, Ohio itJPI)-Mi· allow tile politi<111l aod defense Jester Adv~nce~, Sandra Irene, ;_"'' . _ ·, •• _ ~-tT .N~W.lU _ . __ . __ _ No. 2 man in Indonesia told the cl!ae[ Anthpny Watson, 2tl, Cin· ch1efs of Cuba M~•golia and Myers Jersey Farm, Troy, AMIIUCAN SCHOOL, Ohio Dt,at, Olfln, Dept. PM-103 mililary tribunal trying him for cln[ll!ll waB killed early today the seven Warsaw Pact coun- was third. I I•" Lorlti St., Columbus, O~!o allegedly mast"rnlnding the when his car went out of con· tries to vls;t the security-cloak• Grand champion bull honors t!~o:,e 7our free 58-Pa~e Hlth School Booklet and Free Oct. I, 1965. abortive Commu. ' lrol on a curve on Pennyroyal ed Soviet cosmodrome and wit- Tuesday went to Hlghfteld Spa!' Nomo .................................. Att ...... .. nisi coup against President 1 Rd., the sheriff's office report· ness a demonstration Thurstlily kle Dandf. Pioneer Farms, Old llclor"' .'.................... · ......... , Apt......... Sukarno. ed ' of Moscow's space mig~t. Lyme, Conn., and '!he reserve 11 Cl .. ·'·"iii' ·iii: 'tiiii Stole .. "" · li: ' tery, Cheshire. China Repeats Denunciation !ia~y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., oct. 19, 196S-3 ~enUn~'Pomeroy-Mlddleport, o.. Oct. 19,198ti :t--Da!Jy r, •• • ' 'll , If!1 ,. 63 Chevrolet Belair 4 dr., 6 eyl., auto. trans., radio and heater, white lldewall tires. 66 Chevrolet Malibu 4 dr. Hardtop. 8 cyl., automatic trau&, radio 1nd heat•, wblte lldewall tlreo. . F~NCY WEDDIN'- Rev. Wilbur Perrin, far left, portraying a .mlnlst~U' In· the play, "Feudlll. Over Yono, iler, to be prese~ted Wednesday,' October 26, at the Pomeroy Junior Hill\' Sc)lool auditorium, Ia shown nj! cltmg vows In a weddlpg scene during the third act o f he presentation ~~ bv Ute Ohle Eta Pili ebatl ter of .t)le Beta Sigma Pili. Posing, left to right, are Rev. Perrin, "Mounialn Maasi~ by lin. A. Kntgbt, Mrs. lola Bartrum ~ortraying a wedding guest Bob Wingett Jlllying "Zilke ·· • w11o fe 11101111 ~ paring to ·excbange ''I Do's with ''Rosie Belle Frye," played by .,WCe Neue· "PP»N · 11 · · ~If. .AI Leollllrd; and "Maw Frye" P,layed by Mrs. :Jack Carsey.-Senijnell'bott!> ' · , ·· ·· · · ' ' ~ ~ \' a. KEITH GOBLE · FORD USED CAR ,LOT Lo1uat & Sytimore Sts. lflllDI.VOilT ------.-~------------· Famous G-E "Doylight Blue" Picture ••• .,_, ~,,.,_ ••• wllllo< wllltol, . , _ - 9, 121nd 16 inch BLACK & WHITE Transistor Television $109·00 ·~ 12, 16, 19,21 •nd 23 inch BLACK & WHITE "' I Portable Television $89·00 up ; Come In •nd See The New 1967 TELEVISION SETS H&RFIREStONE MtDDLEPORT, ONto - -··-·-·-- .... .. .., ,, ,,.. ' �' DaU1 lltnllntl, POIIIII'01•111ddltport, 0., Oct. lt, llel-1 "~:::e~atrol," wUI serve maay •eounlles ~astern Oblo, <3) In oon- strdation of App~ hlchw&,y~, (3) belllll (aclllti., <4) se.terage works, (5) hoostng, (6) reclllllllion ol atrlp illlnf oreil, (7) llld deVtloplllenl ol Wlli!r and limber l'tiCIUNes." "Williams also fought agalb!l Medicare; the EcoDODIIo' Deo velopment Act wblcb hal creal- By RICK 00 BROW season'• big hits, "Gel Smart,'' a tonaua-!D-Cbtek approach to IOLLYWOOD (UPI) -COuld the IIICI'el qent and spy epics. • be_ thai the American lllevlsion public ls 7lll'llllll lor 81111 A Hll -* wltb sotne lood old· "Get ~" IJ stili a illt; fashioned heroes, and II finally b\11 tha produatlon company has gettlllg slightly weary 01 lbowl latlen 011 ill face wltb two more lblt make fun of them? new series that try a homewhat Tlltre ara IIIJll thll seuon siJnller l)lproaeb. IIIII such may be the ease. One if NBC-TV'! "'ftle 1'111. most notable example la Hero,'' about a television the 811Ultlon of the production Western Idol who Is a real-life Qrm thallllrned out one of laat bumbler. '1'he other ill CBSJrV'1 eel so. mueh proare1s In SOUtiJo KJ I t ) I 1 tCIAHGE - eastern Oblo; and amendllll!llll to tile !conomlc OopportuniiJ' Act wbieh c!Ovar& sucb WIU.. . hie programs as Headstart," MoeUer aald. Moeller concJdded: "In I press release a week aJO, I eltlt&ed lttat the l!eOIIomle and eduea· Uonll progress now at Wlltk Ill our once-neglected loth District would eome to an en4 If my opponMt Is elected. He lll!IWered the cbaree by caUina It "rlillcnlous.' Yet, lor a main speaker at his lund-ralllni raJly he selected Senator Jolm J. Wllllams - a man who has led the opposiUon against e~ery stnale program we're talking 1 an action-hero ::f~-WIIIerDI Dl type new ABC-TV p~am "Iron Horse/' •. frontier about some AJ11«1 jeep joc:key11 opuo, hao estabbohod Itaelf lbus who fight the Nw In Nortb far, with a free-sWinging Africa in World War II la the &ambler · lurned-ra~lroad · ty. "Run, Buddy. Run," about a hottest uew serltl of the COlli Ill lts hero. 70Uili mao who overhears season. aome big p118$1er plans in a Tradilloaal Approacb Iteam room and Ja pursued by "Tht Br!d&f 011 the River ''Felony SqUid," a eertu tbe hoodlums in eacb ohow. Kwal" the famOUI 11!0'/le filii about policemen has 1110 Neither now seriea has shown 11 al~ a World War U ~tory eaught on, 10d tt 11 a Show with any appreciable signs of Wltb 11eroes and action MrDid 8 traditional approach catching on strongly With lht for AJIC.TV an ~udlence ''Dragnet, • the old pollee vlewina public. estimated, IDCI'edillly 1o bt series favorite, Is being reabout 4MJ llllUlon periodS, more tumed with new epi&odes on on lbe olhll hand, eonJldar than MY spoof could hope for. NBC-TV nen year, as that an opposite trend ol a minOr In add;tion to wll'obero-actlon 111twork perhaps IJ sensitive in aort, beginning with some frmulas, two other standard thJs case to the chang]fti shows that have caug!lt, on tbla seriet types sliow evldMce of audience backlash. Burton Letter Leads One Investor to Dice Tables WASH~== pl~~-" Miller Supporter Block to SEO Advance says Moeller ~:.. t'snewat 'b new, a1thouth ~ Wliak ~ d• 1 ww lt'a true. CEN11R .,g GAPttEi OF N0.1 fl btl. , . _ I _ JIP'M lltf" Dlll•;•:t. ereated .far the Mt "wt. 'b ' i d' 1 detM&eAt that's easy 011 the hands. ..k. T1·Itii·-M•a.•ulf:llio11PIIIIt&.;. . A mat value! AA"o114&a&lll&...h•l'f*-wlha peat tute. . ·' ...·~ ....... . . .t.fldla..G. .ii'I'Jot:liCal _ .. . .. _...... them , .. _..._ulllilre tbem. 1.~. ' -".. sister Freda Sonnenberg QOQBER CARPET SALES AT INGELS and and sister, Mrs. Eunice Hal- !dr. ~ Mn. John Torrence of sey and Mr. and Mrs. l!lveretl and ·"on, Steven, of Rodney . .·. SIMPLE EASY RULES Columbus were weekend visit- Watson and famlly lllll they al· ors of Mrs. Myrtle Frost. so visited his father, FOil HalMrs. Doris Koenig was taken] sy, at Veterana Memorial Hosto Holzer Hospital after she I pita! in Pomeroy, Sunday. became Ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet ftns . E:unlce Pullins of Belpre were Saturday guests of her , was a Wednesday guest of Mrs. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Brlcklet. Spence of Pomeroy. M·r. and Mro. Jack Weather- A2c Tommy Watson Ia spend• man were Sunday JUOSII of ing a 304Ay leave here with . Mr. and Mrs. John Mitrhell his par.,ts, Mr. and Mrs. :y; MP lUND-LIQUID PINK Dttwa• ··••· Qt. lltl. $9c 1ereU Watson and family SWINGER squarPrt . hl -ti.l!!" frnnt addS that "dPfinitel} df\!ssy'' look. Rt'ady !or the spotlight? Come in soon and ask for the Swiuicr. Spots and spills sponge away when it's o)1brcarpet by ~o,n~rch .;~'tf,'· . Girl cowboys or even boy cowboys are safe 1f !heir "range" Is nylon by Monarc h, the quality r.urpet with a budget price. Soots and spills OpPn Friday Ti18 Sal urd1y Tll9 C' ~ 11, P'Ap, N- sponge away with kitchen detergent, and colors stay rainbow fresh and br~ght for l'ears. In fact, Monarch carpets carry a wr'iltM ten·year guarnntee for your protec!lonl See safe and sai,sfy1ng Monarch 100% fiylon carpet in a cho1ce of loop, cut·oile and heat·set twists. CANADAY POMEROY'S QUALIT . --------SHOE STORE Grape Drink · · 3 caiS $1.00 Wi' ~: $J,ooo From $4.99 to $9.95 1 squ1re y1rcl. ,,, I ! Apples .... · -- · 4 lb. bag 39c JANI PARKIR-DIITCH Egg Noodles · · 1....... 29c Dry M_ilk .. -- · .. · pkg. $1.69 A&P FROZEN VEGETABLES CUT GOLDIN CORN CUT GillEN HANS - - JANI PAR KIR JANI , . . . . .- ___ ____...._ ' ......._ 992-5661 .. . .!. . \~ i .. _ SWEET PEAS CHOPPED BROCCOLI 'f'. ·n · MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT A•P! 1 Halia• Bread·· 4 HYes.. 89c', . . . PARKIR-FROST~O aan Donuts ......... 29~ . . PLAID.. S . ' ' , .i.! ,. 4 \ 5!::89c . Angel Food Ollie .. 2 Jor 89c . , . JANI I'ARKili-SLIC.EJ! Peach·Pit .... ....... each 49c ' WHITEHOUSE tNSTANT-Mikot 20-1111. ANN P.f:GI-ALL WIDTHS Retails ~ffective thru Sat., Oct. 22 Jn MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy IN(;ELS CA~PET HOUSE ........ JANE PAIUCIR . · Apple Pie .... · · · · -- Hch 49c / 1·•· Claeese Spread 2 lb. box 89c SttHed Oliwes IOl-oz. jar 65c ANN PAGE-OUR FtNIST QUALITY AlP BRAND Mayonaaise · ·· ··· Qt. jar 59c Popcorn · ·· · · · 2 lb. pkg. 39c . •· Pkt• 39c ANN PAGE GROUND Flavor ful Fro zen Foods! • ••• Twin Pack Coold11 l'kto. . ---~(· Open Prldoy and Satulday Nights POMEROY ;......_;_ TOKAY GRAPES . ~" ~' 01. SULTANA SMALL OR LARGE JONATHAN JAflll PARKIR Pock 7'1t can 98c PHisllury Biscuits 4 pkgs. 37c Black Pepper · · ANN FAGI-OUR FINEST QUALITY SULTANA BRAND Gum Drops -- -- 21b. pkg. 39c PHnut Butter 2!-lb.lar 98c TUII . 2~0 E. MAIN ~~.:.;,;,...- Fine Grocery Features! CHIDOIIT . Tomatoes ---- ...... tulat 25c I Sandwich lags pkg. 30 - 1Oc Corn Bread Mix 8-oz pkg 1Oc DUFP·~2'h-OZ. PKG. I aa•lait's Cleanser ···· can 10c Install Potatoes · ·· · plcg. 1Oc '· Yams .............. 21ba. 25c ,, MARTHA WHITE 14-0Z. CAN Frrs h FrtJits & Vegetables! LOUISIANA-GOLDEN SWIIT NORTHERN WAXTEX BALLARD OR Grapefnh .. .. ... . 2 for 29c In tho Middle Block Next to Etberfolds Colonl•lan Coffee J.Jb. 79c SEI!JI.IU MARTHA WHITI Pork & Beans -- · -- · -- can 1Oc Napkins · ·· · Pkg. of 60 - 1Oc DUFF'S AMERICAN BILLE SpagheHi ·· .. -- .. -- can 10c Cake Mixes · · 7-oz. pkg. 1Oc MARTHA WHITE DUFF'S Cake Mixes · · 7-oz. pkg. IOc Spud Flakes -- 3-oz. pkg. 1Oc 1-'11. 1....._ eano A&P BRAND PLO~IDA-MARIH GAME FOLDERS AND GAME SLIPS AVAILABLE ' FROM CONTAINERS AT THE END OF THE CHECK· OUT COUNTER AND FROM THE BODTM IN FRONT OF THESTORE. ) pkg. c AMERICAN IIAUTY Fruit Drink · · 3 cans $1.00 A&l' 11At1!)...4c off 1...1100% Pun . ·•· top hUf.'S you nnkle. Mor·toe, 7!c Blackeye Peas · ..... can IOc Flapstax · .. · 6!-oz. pkg. 1Oc All' IRAND-Tl'DIII<II 1-qt., 14 01. eano 4 ,,•. ' ' ' ~ •. ar1 . PS JOOI . • 1 .. -•- · Niereobeq ef the l!ronr D.,o\. MJke Adams, 10ft of our _old crJme.buJten (a former N. _Y. friend and great sportswriter cop )has been ~od and glVthe tat<! Caswell Adams, ill prea. en 1 are seatence b)o the beau· idenl ol a new bl& WiDe im· tifUl MarilYJl Jlothatein. portinc firm, Dllpbln lmporlll; Jose Duval, "Juan Valdex" Mike's as likable aa lila late o! TV's coffee commercials, !IDe pep . . Nice old. . lllent may run for councllman In star Lanore UlriC's liling ser· Queens . . If YOU like to ~op Ioully in an upllato charitable up your leftover sauce w1th meUtubon . . . Johnny Desmond bread in a restaurant, be adof "Funny Girl" is an owner of vised e•-Kiq Peter of Yugoa plush new ladies beauty sa-1 slavia dld just that with his Jon (Mr. Dante's London Town leftover ·tangujsllne at La Stra· on ltb Ave.) Fidel Castro da East ... Old burlesque topwill have a lelt-anlde tumor banana Hank Henry (now runremoved by Bo~lan •lll'lleone nlna hts own Lal Vegas club) next montll . . . No one was has the miaeries: bis wife left more startled than Jack Va- Hank and took their four young. leoti when he tried to hang a- sters with her. round at a White House press ---conference and was firmly su;:The AlmM~ gested-oot by Bill Moyers By Uoiled Preos ..t«Milonal Maurice and Hy Uchitel, who Today is Wednesday, Oct. 19, run Voisin and El Morocco, the 21tlnd day of 19116 with 73 to applied to run a restaurant in follow. the new luxury aparlment Tbe moon is between its new bldg. at 73rd and 3rd. phase and first quarter. The morning stars are Mars Both Houses of Congress and Jupiter. are about ready to yip public- The evening star is saturn. ly if inlonnaUon is lrue that The Roman poet Virgil was the Gen'l Services Adminislra- born on this day in 70 B.C. lion ill peddlin& preciOU! met- In 1814, the "Star.Spanaled all at sale prices - such as Banner" was sung at Baltimore $100 lor platinum for which the lor the first time. U. S. pays $181 - from Ru•· In 1936, three newspapers sia I reporters ended their aroundMax Scluneiing has been get- the-world airplane race when tln8 red carpet treatment a-• H. R. Ekins landed at round Chicago Vincent Lakeh11rst, N.J. The Ume : II Sardi'• nephew is a restaw-ant· days, ll hours 14 minutes and tralnee in the posh "21" kit- 33 seconds. chens . . . At the Colony Res- In 1954, Great Britaio and taurant, Gene Cavallero Jr. Egypt signed a new Suez pact had to ask one gal wearing the providing for withdrawal of ,.' t .. - ·"' .... ... Ill'• . ~ f ~ II d d • r, side burlesque to "please put during the next 20 months. on your jacket or you'll have A thought lor lhe dayto leave.'' German writer Thomas Kempis One rundown on Mary Dra- said: "Be not angry that yoo hos' "Go, Go, Go, God Is , cannot make oth<ro ao you Dead'" at the Blackfriars, N. ' wish them to be, since yoo Y.'s oldest off-Bdwy. theatre: I cannot make yourself as you ''It's about teen-agers, •,... .. HeteR Bottel __j ll'REELOADER IS FUMIILEBUM Dear Helen: .k ~ r- Us!l HELEN-HELP PJC 5 '• "'11,. it's wish." l - - by .. • ..tt !J!ll! '< itltl: lowest cleavage •ever seen out- British troops from the canal . Ttus guy never AMERICAN I&AUTY hA&PBRAND 14-oL ANTISEPTIC th ' box£'r" loLl. PKG, Amer, BeautY Hominy can 1Oc W~er Soup Mixes · · pkg. 1Oc MAR CAL Nawy Beans .. · .... · can I Oc Facial Tissues 2 • 100 ply 1Oc Toothpaste:t~~R~~~D ~: 49c 49( ou was M pedwin. Ela~tici:lNI Sliced Bacon 2 l~. $1-49 YOUR CHOIC E lOc EACH •• 7 Mr. and Mrs. Roborl Halley which he will I" to Spain. shindig. .. 1 Lou MeDcbeU. ALL GOOD ~ ' Save With These New A&P Items! A. 1! Jt START PLAYING TODAY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY r......tl~~~ lb. 59c AMERICAN liAUfv · A smoMh 'n Mhlny leather slip-on they'll applaurl at any ' '7 • .• -i. Limb Patties c .• :. . .':J;. ...... • ;· WINAHIORALLOFTHE 84WAYBTOWIN . 8DIFFERENT GAMES ~ Limb Shoulder Chops lb. 69c Canned Picnics 2 •••~ '1·" il ...... frill,.,... CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Bang! Puaek.- ' llifor!•..,..__,.,.•toeek • TUppers PlaiDS S • ty News LEG-0-LAMB lb. 79c IONELiiSS COOKID lllllaa..a..e... ,. CI!Mclean feellna- and kills rerrns. . I luncheon Meats 8-oz pkg 39c Suhana Pot Pies ·· 5 for 99c IUI'II-RtiHT Stewing BHf -- .... -- lb. 79c Skinless Wluen l-Ib pkg 69c Beef Minute Steaks ·· lb. 89c SUPER-RIGHT Pork Sausage · · I~&. roll 59c Boling BHf Plate · ·· · lb. 29c IUTTnYLI Stewing Chickens ···· lb. 45c Pork Roast -- -- -- .. -- 1&. 59c Smoked Scotch Kippers lb 39c LIGOIIRIAST Fryer Quarters •..~... • lit. 39c Fried Ocean Perch · · · · lb. 69c MP Jll'C)ducts. _,.,. ••Dill~e'llalt:!r ~Juan Valdez' best. 11 Limb Shouldtr Ro11t lb. 59c lUPER-RlGHT 6 VARIETIES Qbablan Coffee, ,__, ,... - - 00@ • .._. . . bowa that far more tball a century. li~C Meet the World's suas ...... · 1&. 99c aun PORTIONS .. .. lb. 59c YOUNG-TINDER-TASTY PLAY c lb. 'Diat'sllllt --- ~---- 1 • 'ftlllt "We Cue"! SHIRT .FINISHING CHICKEN SALESMAN oi NOT END CUTS Robinson's 0HHrs 1./ . er "My GroS&iDI., .. ;;~:.. the dector," vla ilof:IDr HtllDIIIIU dethe eel ._, .,__ : •'•n4 gree bellOW ., ,,.,. n.,. College, N. H. ... Ncnr a ricb 74, Jellllle hid juJI (our years et schooHnJ before she wont to wort lD a Lower East Side buttonhole tactory wbell 1 b e was 12 ... French ldllger Chll'o 1es Azlllvour's molhel' died . .. Brigitte Jllrdol'a pbyllcal mtserles brtught one Iaiit prescr•ptlon from bor doctor: 111 more . . . Breoldyn's Crazy Joe GaUo (doing 710 IC ID .Ihe pakey• has 0 GENERO.US SHANK PORTIONS illll!lt bJ .PII'ceptlfll, fullny IIIII ' Ntt fellow Jailbird! he'l tried 10 Mlllni· A Jlttle girl 111m111 mUICie ... It's a boy far the Barbara CoM~~~ is meet, .,., - . comedlelllle Vic Bdwy mllttrlal, 1'!t'J fua1tJ ~e ryStutalented and husbml • Clllli~ iJ3deeii" LaAI.W Jl!lllltbetn beaten up three SUAER • RIGHT- ~MOKED 1-DAY SERVICE -In a me to hlm. IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 aewlletter to hb CO!lltituenta Rollum apaakina · lhli week Rep Laurence J. "Mr. Rollum, I haw just U. S. Rep, Walter H. Moeller (I) COIIItrucUon of yocatlonal Burton, R-Utah; handtd out decided to take llljl mQMY out (0-Lancaster) today termed lcbooll 1110h a1 lht recenuy lome sample1 of what he of lhe stock market an4 invest lhe villi of senator JOIIII approved Tri-County VncaUon-IIHond St. Pomtroy 10 lclenUfied as "eleclion year it in Laa Veaas." WillllDII (IWltlawareJ n- al Sc:bool at Nelsonville whicll aattor High School "a dectp-1;&.~~~~~~......... ---- humor." " . "Very well. You want blue liVt plll'lliox." 011e of them said, Things chipl, 1 presume?" wtlllaml was tbe featured 8 Al'fl 10 bad these days that "I haven't made up llljl mind speaker O.tober 17 at a rally oomerl'&tlvt Investor is one yet What do you recornmencl?" and fund·ralSinl dinner for wbt takes hb maney out of the ' . Clarlll<!t E. Mlller Moeller's stock market and heada lor a · "Are you Interested Ill high GpJIQilenl In lbe Obi~ lOIII DlJ. LIS Vetas erapt table." dividends lor steady llleame, trlct Congroulonal election. 'ftllftis also are jll'tlty bad If long-term capital arr,eclatlon Moeller declared: "Senator that IJ typical ol the jokes we or quick pront-taklllg · wuuama not only voted against wlll be hearinl for the rest ol "I would like a well- the Elementacy and SeciGndary lbe CarnptliJ!. In lact, It II the dlvenifled partlollo.• Educatlou Act o1 11165, but led type ol humor that I ten4 10 Split lllvestmenll the oppooltion in an altampt to take serWully. "In the! me I sugesl defeat this leplatlon. But )1181 Nt COI!Hl'V&Uve • P I I t t I n I your Investment laot week, Lancaster H 1g b I am nolhln& II not conserve· among craps, roulette, black- Sehool lludents were w-1111 ovtive where iDVeatmeall are jack and slot machines." or the iCbool'• loudapeaktr ay. concerned, •• whu I saw "How about football pooll?" atem to hear WllliamJ 1peak." Burton's newsletlet I called up "They are attractl~e to. smlll "Thll A~\ praVidu IJ'IDII 10 my broker. investon ~I • specialized states lor allocation to scbool , M Harluld 8lndell . . mcxe "Hello" knowledjJe " dettrable. Bellide.~ districts for oucb programs as Hello. Is thla Merrill Lyncb, that, the rellii1lll lll'e IUSOIIII, purchase of boob, library 1ll11· chlcloen ..... anybody In 1be wboJe Pierce, Fenner and Smith'" "Are .!hey ooid ever the terllll, and lmpraved labora-, wide -s.t.• "No. Thill ia Merrill Lynch, counter? tory I'IIIIMt," the CoftiressPterce F'tlmer Smith and "No. Under the COWiter." man stated. • ] Y<M ddlllr It 111U11 be pretty good Roll~ " ' "If 1 wert to Jnyflt In crapa "WUllams also led the oppo- ; d!lrJren~ Tbae'•- way lo tilld oat. "Roll~m. Wha'o he?" would you advise snake eyea or IIUon IIebi In the Senate a•• "Mr Rollwn has cbsrge of bolcars." Bllllll a number of other ltn-1 our dl~e accounll." "Acrordina to the latest Dow portant pi- of lestsmtlon," Joneo dice averaJes, both have Moeller noted. "Included are er• ..NliRS'Af.CIP[ a prlce-tsrninp ratio of 110-to-1. tanalon of G. I. Bill of Rights That puts them In the high beneftll to Cold War veterw; yield class with a cCIIlcomlttant an4 lhe Appalachian Region risk better left to Sl*\ll&tors." Development Act whlcb covers "Okay. neat me out tor the --OCIC Ume being. But if the price of Mr. an4 Mrs. Wayne Brickles - - -....--:~-:-- bingo drops below 10 cents, til ClUed OD Mr. an4 Mrs. Frank By Mn. Evely~~ Brlckles take five cardl." Uptoo lUid !amUy ol SUver PHONE 992-5(32 POMEROY, 0. Donald Keller of Alburquer· RJd&e rettntly. que, N. M., 1\arold Keller and of Dayton 'Called 1111 lila mother ...;;.......;;;;;;ii...,. ...,....,... ,ou may all • "Supe r Right" Ouality Meats I • A deceptive parador .. .. that's what It Js," MoeUer declared. · "Ao ol ..., tile sltlllllion is ttlatl'lt/y stable, and I llenltthln~ we'll hare to ttflll tltt Morine! to the lfl!lud /llomblf' Ntw ---~(· about." . The Lighter Side Voice 0I Broadw~y . pollee up ,, yoo know every mood and em<> tiona! change your mat• go<'s / through, so I know this " nuc my JmagmatJon. a I HeJen 1 am 24 years older check when there's anyone a· ro und he can fumble ~~, ot·f on. Don't say lose him. He works with me. Worse, he 's my bro ther-· -1 w And he's far from bJ:~:: ,a · e. When it comes lo going out for dinner, be has got an advanced case of "shell-out fait· er." What's with a man like that? -FINANCING A FREE· WADER Dear F. a F ... .. Money! And he hangs on to it because you cheek-grabbers have 8 fear of looking ch eap. If you can't out-falter this fumblebum, you should tum in .roor "Try Harder" button. -H ' . than she IS, and . thoogh I have kept. myself tnm and as at· tractive as posSible, still there . ld f th bot IS a wor o you ween us and I feel like I would like to put my ugly old head in a bag and just die! Ted loves his children an4 seems to be content here at home, so I doubt !hal he would do anything drastic. But she IJOES have a noticeable yen lor him. She ignores me complete1y. I know I must not 3CCU!III ,., •· II h1m, or look nuserable~-" tor let the children know qthillg is wrong, but I have this constant feeling of doom. I have rend that men who reach 40-fG will become involved with Yotlh& girls and I am scared to death \ Dear Helen : of losing him. Your bit about spray can Do other wives face this?mil-ups made me smile. It Mrs. Nobody happens with other "modem Dear Mrs. N: conveniences" too. ' Smart wives face a young I stepped out or the shower, menace wi<h coorage and a reached around for the near- sense of humor. A middle-ager est tube - and brushed my would be made or stone if his teeth with medicated salve!- head weren't turned by a pretOOOOH, THAT SMARTS! ty teen with an obvious yen for him. He's flattered more than Dear Helen : infatllated, and he laps up the I heard an anguished shnut ]attention because. she makes a from the bathroom, rushed in, thoroughly mamed father-oiand there was my husb8nd. a ' four feel yoong and devmsh. sickly blue aU over. He had : My i.G.A.P. (I'm Guessing got the scouring powder in- Again Perception) tells me thiS l!lead of his bath powder can! gal has picked Ted lor target You can't imagine the words ht> practice because he is sate, said! -BURN ING EARS and she needs to prove herself Dear B.E. : as a huntress. She may think Ob, yes 1 can! That's getting I tn a crush, but basically she is the well . scrubbed look the just sharpening up her sex hard way. jappeaL Really, somelhina should be He'll find it out in time, bul done about look allkes, be- you can hurry matters alnog cause we all can't be "look- with gentle spoofing. Smile at alerts" ...... And I'm tired oi 1her junior si~enship, show up starch . spraying my clothes 1 her nmmalur1ty, p1ty her a I with w!ndtw Cleaner!-H . ' little - hang in there and fight' You'.¥e got everything on SIREN ON!.\' WANTS . your side. includil\1 age, on get TARGET PRAtTICE your head QUI ol that bag and Dear Helen : prove io your man how lucky AI~ :ttl years of near-perloct he is. to ba~e a real woman. -II. married life - deep lov•, fo11r chiidrea, real anderstandlng ·- This collllllD is dedicated to t am hemslck and desperate. family livina, so if you're havThe thing I knew would nev- ing kid trouble or just plaiD er ha~pen to us, 18 happening. trouble, let Helen Help YOU. Ted. my husband has become She Will also welolrae ,.,... illfatuat«< with a very pretty own 1111¥,811!8 .esper~ A~ Ill-year-old girl. Whea you haY~! dre.is ~" Bolte! Ill ~ '>l beea !L~. 111 we have, llPi .~. : I ! • • . , .... · -~-· ._\.-'-. . 1'"'~"' -·~· ~ · -~· ..,., . ' .. . . ...,._.. ! 4 · - · - ' ' " '" -"" . ' �' DaU1 lltnllntl, POIIIII'01•111ddltport, 0., Oct. lt, llel-1 "~:::e~atrol," wUI serve maay •eounlles ~astern Oblo, <3) In oon- strdation of App~ hlchw&,y~, (3) belllll (aclllti., <4) se.terage works, (5) hoostng, (6) reclllllllion ol atrlp illlnf oreil, (7) llld deVtloplllenl ol Wlli!r and limber l'tiCIUNes." "Williams also fought agalb!l Medicare; the EcoDODIIo' Deo velopment Act wblcb hal creal- By RICK 00 BROW season'• big hits, "Gel Smart,'' a tonaua-!D-Cbtek approach to IOLLYWOOD (UPI) -COuld the IIICI'el qent and spy epics. • be_ thai the American lllevlsion public ls 7lll'llllll lor 81111 A Hll -* wltb sotne lood old· "Get ~" IJ stili a illt; fashioned heroes, and II finally b\11 tha produatlon company has gettlllg slightly weary 01 lbowl latlen 011 ill face wltb two more lblt make fun of them? new series that try a homewhat Tlltre ara IIIJll thll seuon siJnller l)lproaeb. IIIII such may be the ease. One if NBC-TV'! "'ftle 1'111. most notable example la Hero,'' about a television the 811Ultlon of the production Western Idol who Is a real-life Qrm thallllrned out one of laat bumbler. '1'he other ill CBSJrV'1 eel so. mueh proare1s In SOUtiJo KJ I t ) I 1 tCIAHGE - eastern Oblo; and amendllll!llll to tile !conomlc OopportuniiJ' Act wbieh c!Ovar& sucb WIU.. . hie programs as Headstart," MoeUer aald. Moeller concJdded: "In I press release a week aJO, I eltlt&ed lttat the l!eOIIomle and eduea· Uonll progress now at Wlltk Ill our once-neglected loth District would eome to an en4 If my opponMt Is elected. He lll!IWered the cbaree by caUina It "rlillcnlous.' Yet, lor a main speaker at his lund-ralllni raJly he selected Senator Jolm J. Wllllams - a man who has led the opposiUon against e~ery stnale program we're talking 1 an action-hero ::f~-WIIIerDI Dl type new ABC-TV p~am "Iron Horse/' •. frontier about some AJ11«1 jeep joc:key11 opuo, hao estabbohod Itaelf lbus who fight the Nw In Nortb far, with a free-sWinging Africa in World War II la the &ambler · lurned-ra~lroad · ty. "Run, Buddy. Run," about a hottest uew serltl of the COlli Ill lts hero. 70Uili mao who overhears season. aome big p118$1er plans in a Tradilloaal Approacb Iteam room and Ja pursued by "Tht Br!d&f 011 the River ''Felony SqUid," a eertu tbe hoodlums in eacb ohow. Kwal" the famOUI 11!0'/le filii about policemen has 1110 Neither now seriea has shown 11 al~ a World War U ~tory eaught on, 10d tt 11 a Show with any appreciable signs of Wltb 11eroes and action MrDid 8 traditional approach catching on strongly With lht for AJIC.TV an ~udlence ''Dragnet, • the old pollee vlewina public. estimated, IDCI'edillly 1o bt series favorite, Is being reabout 4MJ llllUlon periodS, more tumed with new epi&odes on on lbe olhll hand, eonJldar than MY spoof could hope for. NBC-TV nen year, as that an opposite trend ol a minOr In add;tion to wll'obero-actlon 111twork perhaps IJ sensitive in aort, beginning with some frmulas, two other standard thJs case to the chang]fti shows that have caug!lt, on tbla seriet types sliow evldMce of audience backlash. Burton Letter Leads One Investor to Dice Tables WASH~== pl~~-" Miller Supporter Block to SEO Advance says Moeller ~:.. t'snewat 'b new, a1thouth ~ Wliak ~ d• 1 ww lt'a true. CEN11R .,g GAPttEi OF N0.1 fl btl. , . _ I _ JIP'M lltf" Dlll•;•:t. ereated .far the Mt "wt. 'b ' i d' 1 detM&eAt that's easy 011 the hands. ..k. T1·Itii·-M•a.•ulf:llio11PIIIIt&.;. . A mat value! AA"o114&a&lll&...h•l'f*-wlha peat tute. . ·' ...·~ ....... . . .t.fldla..G. .ii'I'Jot:liCal _ .. . .. _...... them , .. _..._ulllilre tbem. 1.~. ' -".. sister Freda Sonnenberg QOQBER CARPET SALES AT INGELS and and sister, Mrs. Eunice Hal- !dr. ~ Mn. John Torrence of sey and Mr. and Mrs. l!lveretl and ·"on, Steven, of Rodney . .·. SIMPLE EASY RULES Columbus were weekend visit- Watson and famlly lllll they al· ors of Mrs. Myrtle Frost. so visited his father, FOil HalMrs. Doris Koenig was taken] sy, at Veterana Memorial Hosto Holzer Hospital after she I pita! in Pomeroy, Sunday. became Ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet ftns . E:unlce Pullins of Belpre were Saturday guests of her , was a Wednesday guest of Mrs. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Brlcklet. Spence of Pomeroy. M·r. and Mro. Jack Weather- A2c Tommy Watson Ia spend• man were Sunday JUOSII of ing a 304Ay leave here with . Mr. and Mrs. John Mitrhell his par.,ts, Mr. and Mrs. :y; MP lUND-LIQUID PINK Dttwa• ··••· Qt. lltl. $9c 1ereU Watson and family SWINGER squarPrt . hl -ti.l!!" frnnt addS that "dPfinitel} df\!ssy'' look. Rt'ady !or the spotlight? Come in soon and ask for the Swiuicr. Spots and spills sponge away when it's o)1brcarpet by ~o,n~rch .;~'tf,'· . Girl cowboys or even boy cowboys are safe 1f !heir "range" Is nylon by Monarc h, the quality r.urpet with a budget price. Soots and spills OpPn Friday Ti18 Sal urd1y Tll9 C' ~ 11, P'Ap, N- sponge away with kitchen detergent, and colors stay rainbow fresh and br~ght for l'ears. In fact, Monarch carpets carry a wr'iltM ten·year guarnntee for your protec!lonl See safe and sai,sfy1ng Monarch 100% fiylon carpet in a cho1ce of loop, cut·oile and heat·set twists. CANADAY POMEROY'S QUALIT . --------SHOE STORE Grape Drink · · 3 caiS $1.00 Wi' ~: $J,ooo From $4.99 to $9.95 1 squ1re y1rcl. ,,, I ! Apples .... · -- · 4 lb. bag 39c JANI PARKIR-DIITCH Egg Noodles · · 1....... 29c Dry M_ilk .. -- · .. · pkg. $1.69 A&P FROZEN VEGETABLES CUT GOLDIN CORN CUT GillEN HANS - - JANI PAR KIR JANI , . . . . .- ___ ____...._ ' ......._ 992-5661 .. . .!. . \~ i .. _ SWEET PEAS CHOPPED BROCCOLI 'f'. ·n · MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT A•P! 1 Halia• Bread·· 4 HYes.. 89c', . . . PARKIR-FROST~O aan Donuts ......... 29~ . . PLAID.. S . ' ' , .i.! ,. 4 \ 5!::89c . Angel Food Ollie .. 2 Jor 89c . , . JANI I'ARKili-SLIC.EJ! Peach·Pit .... ....... each 49c ' WHITEHOUSE tNSTANT-Mikot 20-1111. ANN P.f:GI-ALL WIDTHS Retails ~ffective thru Sat., Oct. 22 Jn MiddlepOrt-Pomeroy IN(;ELS CA~PET HOUSE ........ JANE PAIUCIR . · Apple Pie .... · · · · -- Hch 49c / 1·•· Claeese Spread 2 lb. box 89c SttHed Oliwes IOl-oz. jar 65c ANN PAGE-OUR FtNIST QUALITY AlP BRAND Mayonaaise · ·· ··· Qt. jar 59c Popcorn · ·· · · · 2 lb. pkg. 39c . •· Pkt• 39c ANN PAGE GROUND Flavor ful Fro zen Foods! • ••• Twin Pack Coold11 l'kto. . ---~(· Open Prldoy and Satulday Nights POMEROY ;......_;_ TOKAY GRAPES . ~" ~' 01. SULTANA SMALL OR LARGE JONATHAN JAflll PARKIR Pock 7'1t can 98c PHisllury Biscuits 4 pkgs. 37c Black Pepper · · ANN FAGI-OUR FINEST QUALITY SULTANA BRAND Gum Drops -- -- 21b. pkg. 39c PHnut Butter 2!-lb.lar 98c TUII . 2~0 E. MAIN ~~.:.;,;,...- Fine Grocery Features! CHIDOIIT . Tomatoes ---- ...... tulat 25c I Sandwich lags pkg. 30 - 1Oc Corn Bread Mix 8-oz pkg 1Oc DUFP·~2'h-OZ. PKG. I aa•lait's Cleanser ···· can 10c Install Potatoes · ·· · plcg. 1Oc '· Yams .............. 21ba. 25c ,, MARTHA WHITE 14-0Z. CAN Frrs h FrtJits & Vegetables! LOUISIANA-GOLDEN SWIIT NORTHERN WAXTEX BALLARD OR Grapefnh .. .. ... . 2 for 29c In tho Middle Block Next to Etberfolds Colonl•lan Coffee J.Jb. 79c SEI!JI.IU MARTHA WHITI Pork & Beans -- · -- · -- can 1Oc Napkins · ·· · Pkg. of 60 - 1Oc DUFF'S AMERICAN BILLE SpagheHi ·· .. -- .. -- can 10c Cake Mixes · · 7-oz. pkg. 1Oc MARTHA WHITE DUFF'S Cake Mixes · · 7-oz. pkg. IOc Spud Flakes -- 3-oz. pkg. 1Oc 1-'11. 1....._ eano A&P BRAND PLO~IDA-MARIH GAME FOLDERS AND GAME SLIPS AVAILABLE ' FROM CONTAINERS AT THE END OF THE CHECK· OUT COUNTER AND FROM THE BODTM IN FRONT OF THESTORE. ) pkg. c AMERICAN IIAUTY Fruit Drink · · 3 cans $1.00 A&l' 11At1!)...4c off 1...1100% Pun . ·•· top hUf.'S you nnkle. Mor·toe, 7!c Blackeye Peas · ..... can IOc Flapstax · .. · 6!-oz. pkg. 1Oc All' IRAND-Tl'DIII<II 1-qt., 14 01. eano 4 ,,•. ' ' ' ~ •. ar1 . PS JOOI . • 1 .. -•- · Niereobeq ef the l!ronr D.,o\. MJke Adams, 10ft of our _old crJme.buJten (a former N. _Y. friend and great sportswriter cop )has been ~od and glVthe tat<! Caswell Adams, ill prea. en 1 are seatence b)o the beau· idenl ol a new bl& WiDe im· tifUl MarilYJl Jlothatein. portinc firm, Dllpbln lmporlll; Jose Duval, "Juan Valdex" Mike's as likable aa lila late o! TV's coffee commercials, !IDe pep . . Nice old. . lllent may run for councllman In star Lanore UlriC's liling ser· Queens . . If YOU like to ~op Ioully in an upllato charitable up your leftover sauce w1th meUtubon . . . Johnny Desmond bread in a restaurant, be adof "Funny Girl" is an owner of vised e•-Kiq Peter of Yugoa plush new ladies beauty sa-1 slavia dld just that with his Jon (Mr. Dante's London Town leftover ·tangujsllne at La Stra· on ltb Ave.) Fidel Castro da East ... Old burlesque topwill have a lelt-anlde tumor banana Hank Henry (now runremoved by Bo~lan •lll'lleone nlna hts own Lal Vegas club) next montll . . . No one was has the miaeries: bis wife left more startled than Jack Va- Hank and took their four young. leoti when he tried to hang a- sters with her. round at a White House press ---conference and was firmly su;:The AlmM~ gested-oot by Bill Moyers By Uoiled Preos ..t«Milonal Maurice and Hy Uchitel, who Today is Wednesday, Oct. 19, run Voisin and El Morocco, the 21tlnd day of 19116 with 73 to applied to run a restaurant in follow. the new luxury aparlment Tbe moon is between its new bldg. at 73rd and 3rd. phase and first quarter. The morning stars are Mars Both Houses of Congress and Jupiter. are about ready to yip public- The evening star is saturn. ly if inlonnaUon is lrue that The Roman poet Virgil was the Gen'l Services Adminislra- born on this day in 70 B.C. lion ill peddlin& preciOU! met- In 1814, the "Star.Spanaled all at sale prices - such as Banner" was sung at Baltimore $100 lor platinum for which the lor the first time. U. S. pays $181 - from Ru•· In 1936, three newspapers sia I reporters ended their aroundMax Scluneiing has been get- the-world airplane race when tln8 red carpet treatment a-• H. R. Ekins landed at round Chicago Vincent Lakeh11rst, N.J. The Ume : II Sardi'• nephew is a restaw-ant· days, ll hours 14 minutes and tralnee in the posh "21" kit- 33 seconds. chens . . . At the Colony Res- In 1954, Great Britaio and taurant, Gene Cavallero Jr. Egypt signed a new Suez pact had to ask one gal wearing the providing for withdrawal of ,.' t .. - ·"' .... ... Ill'• . ~ f ~ II d d • r, side burlesque to "please put during the next 20 months. on your jacket or you'll have A thought lor lhe dayto leave.'' German writer Thomas Kempis One rundown on Mary Dra- said: "Be not angry that yoo hos' "Go, Go, Go, God Is , cannot make oth<ro ao you Dead'" at the Blackfriars, N. ' wish them to be, since yoo Y.'s oldest off-Bdwy. theatre: I cannot make yourself as you ''It's about teen-agers, •,... .. HeteR Bottel __j ll'REELOADER IS FUMIILEBUM Dear Helen: .k ~ r- Us!l HELEN-HELP PJC 5 '• "'11,. it's wish." l - - by .. • ..tt !J!ll! '< itltl: lowest cleavage •ever seen out- British troops from the canal . Ttus guy never AMERICAN I&AUTY hA&PBRAND 14-oL ANTISEPTIC th ' box£'r" loLl. PKG, Amer, BeautY Hominy can 1Oc W~er Soup Mixes · · pkg. 1Oc MAR CAL Nawy Beans .. · .... · can I Oc Facial Tissues 2 • 100 ply 1Oc Toothpaste:t~~R~~~D ~: 49c 49( ou was M pedwin. Ela~tici:lNI Sliced Bacon 2 l~. $1-49 YOUR CHOIC E lOc EACH •• 7 Mr. and Mrs. Roborl Halley which he will I" to Spain. shindig. .. 1 Lou MeDcbeU. ALL GOOD ~ ' Save With These New A&P Items! A. 1! Jt START PLAYING TODAY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY r......tl~~~ lb. 59c AMERICAN liAUfv · A smoMh 'n Mhlny leather slip-on they'll applaurl at any ' '7 • .• -i. Limb Patties c .• :. . .':J;. ...... • ;· WINAHIORALLOFTHE 84WAYBTOWIN . 8DIFFERENT GAMES ~ Limb Shoulder Chops lb. 69c Canned Picnics 2 •••~ '1·" il ...... frill,.,... CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Bang! Puaek.- ' llifor!•..,..__,.,.•toeek • TUppers PlaiDS S • ty News LEG-0-LAMB lb. 79c IONELiiSS COOKID lllllaa..a..e... ,. CI!Mclean feellna- and kills rerrns. . I luncheon Meats 8-oz pkg 39c Suhana Pot Pies ·· 5 for 99c IUI'II-RtiHT Stewing BHf -- .... -- lb. 79c Skinless Wluen l-Ib pkg 69c Beef Minute Steaks ·· lb. 89c SUPER-RIGHT Pork Sausage · · I~&. roll 59c Boling BHf Plate · ·· · lb. 29c IUTTnYLI Stewing Chickens ···· lb. 45c Pork Roast -- -- -- .. -- 1&. 59c Smoked Scotch Kippers lb 39c LIGOIIRIAST Fryer Quarters •..~... • lit. 39c Fried Ocean Perch · · · · lb. 69c MP Jll'C)ducts. _,.,. ••Dill~e'llalt:!r ~Juan Valdez' best. 11 Limb Shouldtr Ro11t lb. 59c lUPER-RlGHT 6 VARIETIES Qbablan Coffee, ,__, ,... - - 00@ • .._. . . bowa that far more tball a century. li~C Meet the World's suas ...... · 1&. 99c aun PORTIONS .. .. lb. 59c YOUNG-TINDER-TASTY PLAY c lb. 'Diat'sllllt --- ~---- 1 • 'ftlllt "We Cue"! SHIRT .FINISHING CHICKEN SALESMAN oi NOT END CUTS Robinson's 0HHrs 1./ . er "My GroS&iDI., .. ;;~:.. the dector," vla ilof:IDr HtllDIIIIU dethe eel ._, .,__ : •'•n4 gree bellOW ., ,,.,. n.,. College, N. H. ... Ncnr a ricb 74, Jellllle hid juJI (our years et schooHnJ before she wont to wort lD a Lower East Side buttonhole tactory wbell 1 b e was 12 ... French ldllger Chll'o 1es Azlllvour's molhel' died . .. Brigitte Jllrdol'a pbyllcal mtserles brtught one Iaiit prescr•ptlon from bor doctor: 111 more . . . Breoldyn's Crazy Joe GaUo (doing 710 IC ID .Ihe pakey• has 0 GENERO.US SHANK PORTIONS illll!lt bJ .PII'ceptlfll, fullny IIIII ' Ntt fellow Jailbird! he'l tried 10 Mlllni· A Jlttle girl 111m111 mUICie ... It's a boy far the Barbara CoM~~~ is meet, .,., - . comedlelllle Vic Bdwy mllttrlal, 1'!t'J fua1tJ ~e ryStutalented and husbml • Clllli~ iJ3deeii" LaAI.W Jl!lllltbetn beaten up three SUAER • RIGHT- ~MOKED 1-DAY SERVICE -In a me to hlm. IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 aewlletter to hb CO!lltituenta Rollum apaakina · lhli week Rep Laurence J. "Mr. Rollum, I haw just U. S. Rep, Walter H. Moeller (I) COIIItrucUon of yocatlonal Burton, R-Utah; handtd out decided to take llljl mQMY out (0-Lancaster) today termed lcbooll 1110h a1 lht recenuy lome sample1 of what he of lhe stock market an4 invest lhe villi of senator JOIIII approved Tri-County VncaUon-IIHond St. Pomtroy 10 lclenUfied as "eleclion year it in Laa Veaas." WillllDII (IWltlawareJ n- al Sc:bool at Nelsonville whicll aattor High School "a dectp-1;&.~~~~~~......... ---- humor." " . "Very well. You want blue liVt plll'lliox." 011e of them said, Things chipl, 1 presume?" wtlllaml was tbe featured 8 Al'fl 10 bad these days that "I haven't made up llljl mind speaker O.tober 17 at a rally oomerl'&tlvt Investor is one yet What do you recornmencl?" and fund·ralSinl dinner for wbt takes hb maney out of the ' . Clarlll<!t E. Mlller Moeller's stock market and heada lor a · "Are you Interested Ill high GpJIQilenl In lbe Obi~ lOIII DlJ. LIS Vetas erapt table." dividends lor steady llleame, trlct Congroulonal election. 'ftllftis also are jll'tlty bad If long-term capital arr,eclatlon Moeller declared: "Senator that IJ typical ol the jokes we or quick pront-taklllg · wuuama not only voted against wlll be hearinl for the rest ol "I would like a well- the Elementacy and SeciGndary lbe CarnptliJ!. In lact, It II the dlvenifled partlollo.• Educatlou Act o1 11165, but led type ol humor that I ten4 10 Split lllvestmenll the oppooltion in an altampt to take serWully. "In the! me I sugesl defeat this leplatlon. But )1181 Nt COI!Hl'V&Uve • P I I t t I n I your Investment laot week, Lancaster H 1g b I am nolhln& II not conserve· among craps, roulette, black- Sehool lludents were w-1111 ovtive where iDVeatmeall are jack and slot machines." or the iCbool'• loudapeaktr ay. concerned, •• whu I saw "How about football pooll?" atem to hear WllliamJ 1peak." Burton's newsletlet I called up "They are attractl~e to. smlll "Thll A~\ praVidu IJ'IDII 10 my broker. investon ~I • specialized states lor allocation to scbool , M Harluld 8lndell . . mcxe "Hello" knowledjJe " dettrable. Bellide.~ districts for oucb programs as Hello. Is thla Merrill Lyncb, that, the rellii1lll lll'e IUSOIIII, purchase of boob, library 1ll11· chlcloen ..... anybody In 1be wboJe Pierce, Fenner and Smith'" "Are .!hey ooid ever the terllll, and lmpraved labora-, wide -s.t.• "No. Thill ia Merrill Lynch, counter? tory I'IIIIMt," the CoftiressPterce F'tlmer Smith and "No. Under the COWiter." man stated. • ] Y<M ddlllr It 111U11 be pretty good Roll~ " ' "If 1 wert to Jnyflt In crapa "WUllams also led the oppo- ; d!lrJren~ Tbae'•- way lo tilld oat. "Roll~m. Wha'o he?" would you advise snake eyea or IIUon IIebi In the Senate a•• "Mr Rollwn has cbsrge of bolcars." Bllllll a number of other ltn-1 our dl~e accounll." "Acrordina to the latest Dow portant pi- of lestsmtlon," Joneo dice averaJes, both have Moeller noted. "Included are er• ..NliRS'Af.CIP[ a prlce-tsrninp ratio of 110-to-1. tanalon of G. I. Bill of Rights That puts them In the high beneftll to Cold War veterw; yield class with a cCIIlcomlttant an4 lhe Appalachian Region risk better left to Sl*\ll&tors." Development Act whlcb covers "Okay. neat me out tor the --OCIC Ume being. But if the price of Mr. an4 Mrs. Wayne Brickles - - -....--:~-:-- bingo drops below 10 cents, til ClUed OD Mr. an4 Mrs. Frank By Mn. Evely~~ Brlckles take five cardl." Uptoo lUid !amUy ol SUver PHONE 992-5(32 POMEROY, 0. Donald Keller of Alburquer· RJd&e rettntly. que, N. M., 1\arold Keller and of Dayton 'Called 1111 lila mother ...;;.......;;;;;;ii...,. ...,....,... ,ou may all • "Supe r Right" Ouality Meats I • A deceptive parador .. .. that's what It Js," MoeUer declared. · "Ao ol ..., tile sltlllllion is ttlatl'lt/y stable, and I llenltthln~ we'll hare to ttflll tltt Morine! to the lfl!lud /llomblf' Ntw ---~(· about." . The Lighter Side Voice 0I Broadw~y . pollee up ,, yoo know every mood and em<> tiona! change your mat• go<'s / through, so I know this " nuc my JmagmatJon. a I HeJen 1 am 24 years older check when there's anyone a· ro und he can fumble ~~, ot·f on. Don't say lose him. He works with me. Worse, he 's my bro ther-· -1 w And he's far from bJ:~:: ,a · e. When it comes lo going out for dinner, be has got an advanced case of "shell-out fait· er." What's with a man like that? -FINANCING A FREE· WADER Dear F. a F ... .. Money! And he hangs on to it because you cheek-grabbers have 8 fear of looking ch eap. If you can't out-falter this fumblebum, you should tum in .roor "Try Harder" button. -H ' . than she IS, and . thoogh I have kept. myself tnm and as at· tractive as posSible, still there . ld f th bot IS a wor o you ween us and I feel like I would like to put my ugly old head in a bag and just die! Ted loves his children an4 seems to be content here at home, so I doubt !hal he would do anything drastic. But she IJOES have a noticeable yen lor him. She ignores me complete1y. I know I must not 3CCU!III ,., •· II h1m, or look nuserable~-" tor let the children know qthillg is wrong, but I have this constant feeling of doom. I have rend that men who reach 40-fG will become involved with Yotlh& girls and I am scared to death \ Dear Helen : of losing him. Your bit about spray can Do other wives face this?mil-ups made me smile. It Mrs. Nobody happens with other "modem Dear Mrs. N: conveniences" too. ' Smart wives face a young I stepped out or the shower, menace wi<h coorage and a reached around for the near- sense of humor. A middle-ager est tube - and brushed my would be made or stone if his teeth with medicated salve!- head weren't turned by a pretOOOOH, THAT SMARTS! ty teen with an obvious yen for him. He's flattered more than Dear Helen : infatllated, and he laps up the I heard an anguished shnut ]attention because. she makes a from the bathroom, rushed in, thoroughly mamed father-oiand there was my husb8nd. a ' four feel yoong and devmsh. sickly blue aU over. He had : My i.G.A.P. (I'm Guessing got the scouring powder in- Again Perception) tells me thiS l!lead of his bath powder can! gal has picked Ted lor target You can't imagine the words ht> practice because he is sate, said! -BURN ING EARS and she needs to prove herself Dear B.E. : as a huntress. She may think Ob, yes 1 can! That's getting I tn a crush, but basically she is the well . scrubbed look the just sharpening up her sex hard way. jappeaL Really, somelhina should be He'll find it out in time, bul done about look allkes, be- you can hurry matters alnog cause we all can't be "look- with gentle spoofing. Smile at alerts" ...... And I'm tired oi 1her junior si~enship, show up starch . spraying my clothes 1 her nmmalur1ty, p1ty her a I with w!ndtw Cleaner!-H . ' little - hang in there and fight' You'.¥e got everything on SIREN ON!.\' WANTS . your side. includil\1 age, on get TARGET PRAtTICE your head QUI ol that bag and Dear Helen : prove io your man how lucky AI~ :ttl years of near-perloct he is. to ba~e a real woman. -II. married life - deep lov•, fo11r chiidrea, real anderstandlng ·- This collllllD is dedicated to t am hemslck and desperate. family livina, so if you're havThe thing I knew would nev- ing kid trouble or just plaiD er ha~pen to us, 18 happening. trouble, let Helen Help YOU. Ted. my husband has become She Will also welolrae ,.,... illfatuat«< with a very pretty own 1111¥,811!8 .esper~ A~ Ill-year-old girl. Whea you haY~! dre.is ~" Bolte! Ill ~ '>l beea !L~. 111 we have, llPi .~. : I ! • • . , .... · -~-· ._\.-'-. . 1'"'~"' -·~· ~ · -~· ..,., . ' .. . . ...,._.. ! 4 · - · - ' ' " '" -"" . ' �.._.., -~ ,., ••• ,. • •· ·~· ',. . .-n....Ji. •..,. ....... I . ,JJ .. _ ............ - _,...,., -,~ - -' 0. .,., -'" • • • •·-· ~-• .- ..... • • - • • ' • , •• • •·,- ....... _ . _ I J' ' ! 0 eet, 11 tHII . ~!' !entlnel. ~1\ilddl~rt:. .., On the F~rm Front • " l!Jool !be 1~ expBII!IOII lllall \abOut pOilsible 'd~velopments in future years. · 1 Many •Of the 4!1'8anizaUo~·· ·lmers, he said. were beginruns to discuss possible .revl· 81ons of government farm producUon programs to p~.::~ IT'S TIME 1'01'. l'LL. ' S~ IN TilE f'l.l()IE. 0 Plains, recallmg lhe Rust clays of tbe 193118, are Rot 1 10 risk new wind erosion di!at· :PJ&J It-! TilE. LOSS'I··· SUNUP ON TI-lE. • Increase 1rould involve use of "land ca· WASHINGTON (UPl>)ded %•~- ~ :sk:-~nfa:~~e~ · and several pabtlity classifications" . servallomsts lear expan · · i uc 1 • cro s •ei:t year mined In soli surveys by farm production could briBg the other maJor p ' Federal Soil Cosservatlon Serv· use. of ia~d ne<?ing proJection Agriculture Secrelary Orville Iice. agamst soil eros10n and an ad· L. Freeman has smd tbat about Zimmerman said nnmY verse effect on soil • •avlng ef· half of the 60 million acres servationlsts think It .might forts . . idled in federal crop control possible to offer Ia~ .mcenGordon Ztmmerman, e~ecu· l programs might be called back -~ lives to maintala· hJaitly-eroda· tive secretary of the .National !into use next year. ble land In protective Association of . Sod . ~nd . merman said NACD su· 1 such as grass. Water ConservatiOn DIStricts Zlm were Jesa worried Zimmerman said old ··llme!S (NACO), said in an lntemew perv•so"- - ___ · . the Agriculture Department will be pressed to study the question. ,Jje acknowledged that ' '#,Uere's too much guessing at p~sent" about how much land may be brought to nse with expanrlin g production, bul said that this was "the greatest con· cern" among di strict leaders. 1 1 I t \ 'f'-1< AM?A >?,P ,y 77'#s>' .WJ""H(/{ '~ ~A'P' Jl,ll/.+1 ;~El!- '1961 .. COUJAo\BIJSJ 0. REMINGTON GU.NS HI POWER WINCHESTER GU.NS · HI pOWER RIFLES SAVAGE ·GUNS SHOT GUNS--PUMP GUN.S OUR SHELL STOCK ALWAYS NEW AND UP TO DATE Get Now Shells Tocloy PICKENS HARDWARE Imported Spellbinders for Local Gentry Come "Beliefs Unseen' to Influence Votes ' · I o:J~tlple a SWIFT'S CASC~DI on hardbo•rd ve· nee ra. Advanced 0 -26 chnala; Color KALE ~~I 'ld111lty Control. • -- • WINGS ....... ... lb. LEGS and THIGHS ......... lb. N t SOCJe y 0 es IJo~r. ----..:1..---- Woodbury SHAMPOO Includes Roll.ef Color Film I 1 ' ANT H0 NY ·fo bus called o• Margaret Ann Sunday with his moHler, Mrs. I to CarletOn and pat Sunday after- Iva Reeves and Don, Barnes- I Plumbing-Heating ville. M~. Mabel Lax returned to • M~. Ja m~s Reeve5. Mrs. ; Your Dopencloble ber home in Florida after visit- ' Eugene Hanmg. Rhonda and Dealer For 1 g with relativ r~ at Carmel Mrs. frE'd Tuckerman. were re- 1 Columbus. c~nl visitors. of her Sister, El- l Weekend guests of Mary ~·ir- ~ Je. of RHdCIJff. ! AND rle were Melvin and Patne1a Mr. and Mrs. ~try Barr and I Circle of Columbus, George David of Langsville were SunCircle and daughter Carol of d"ay VISitors of her parents, Mr. Ashland, Ky., and James and and Mrs. Howard Thoma and Phon• WY 2·2550 Phylli-s Circle of New ll <•ven, , Patnc1a. _ . _ --· __ _ __ DOOD ~~~ "-"t:;;;_ -t"' • ·I :nd. PLUMBING a HEATING 1 i 1 .,.~ .~. II. ' ~~t.n 'lq til Rt Cc 1\\ W.Va. Mary Circle called al lhe ' GREAT GIFT at K&C James Smith ot Columhus re· cently spent a wreken d with !be Dave Smith lamtly. Eunice Brinker. BeLI.y \'an : Meter. Patrick Carleton and ; William carleton visited Erma! I Schreckengost of Porkersburg . on Tuesday evening. Mat Jones vi~ited in Cleveland a few days recer~tly. Family Crowa Pill Modo ... In ...... ~ B. DA"fiD ' . 1-Lb. Ctn. Y2 PRICE SWIFT'S se- 1 i twv doz-1 proposal to incre<Jse social HUNT'S PIZZA $12.9~ ~:.~ CATSUP $1 8 CUT GREEN JEANS 14·01, Btls, 303 Bans CAKE MIX Matching Bracelel, 8.00 Ear Rings, 4.50 up 1 73 Mill IT. Swiss Chocolate-Y1llow Dtlilxt White- Double Dul<h Chci<olale Fudge 19·0Z. BOX s SWEET -~; PICKLES G•m~lol a-or. Pkg. , ,.,.. 53c PRESEitVES 12-oz., Jars p-~------------~ 2s-n. Rolls u II INSTANT COFFEE * NAllS CO Chips Ahoy or Coconut Choc. ChiJ Co•ld11 10·01, I I I • I • Ill .. s1· /BURGER 'TSf IIUNT CLill- itt· 2Sc OFF ', II . ' $ s · tS-1'! 1·91 . .......... ~~ $129 Off . · 2 Pkgs. age SMUCKER'S SHOWBOAT BLACKBERRY PORK AND i BEANS JAM. STIAWBIRRY PRESERVES. PEACH BUTTER ••• n. GIAPI JELLY ••••••• I ••••••••••• ' StRAWIERRY .. EXTRA BIG lOLL .................. I I II II ..,. 33' JUMBO r IUSN'S. Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR New From Procter on4 I I I Ill I I I CHOPPED KRAUT ........... . GLYCERIN & ROSEWATER .., • (I SOFT AND FLUFFY APPLEY S_ AUCE •• 8.~.~ $1 .,. KRAFT IL _________________z'L----------~-:,!'-~-~-.----------------~---~--~..::...:..~~":-:".~. -:.. -:.-:.-..:-.7 '-~--~---------- CREAM CHEESE •• ,, 39c ~====--·, BOUNTY TOWELS \ 25C 39c BORDIN'S IAGU BlAND BUSH'S 75c TUBE TRinLES MIDDLEPORT. 0. 1 10 •••••,... $1 WAFFLES •• ANGEL FOOD RING ............. . LUCKY LEAF wm I HONEY BUNS CHASE AND SANDBORN PILLSBURY'S The lllorT nl Mother's life beaull!ully told Ia "'""" qualily pie<:e of jewelry lhat be worn w"h pride and cherished a lways. Boaulilul pear shape stone• in the color ol the Jamily'o birthstones personall>JO ~·md qive this pin special si.-:m: f•·-:.-..:r.ee. World'• llrst passenger ele' 91ltor was Installed in 1 New 1 l)lore by Elisha Otis in r:, 5 $1 WITH PURCHASE OF $5 OR MORE AT EVANS U. S. Rep. Wall••r H. Moe!· 1 curilv benefits MOeller was r1rnon~ en Congressienal l('aders called into a conf1~enee bv the Presi· dent to discuss the proposal The propesal i~ now tn t h t! House Ways and Means Committee. · p.l-- ler has pledged his whole-hearted support to the President's ' .,. REG. PKG. OF 2 ................... \ VIENNA SAUSAGE from 14c to 75c per box FAMOUS BRAND NAME - 2tvbet 99c I I I ' I I .--. I GOLD SIAL . TUFTED THROW RUGS Sale •• MOITOII- Half COTTAGE CH SE 3·LB. CAll $1.25 VALUE c tiORN Whole or .KA Til IVAN$ SWIFT'N Christmas Cards SlO.DI Support Plfll~!;..d to Pre~ident'• Plan BACON FRISH BAKED ' c GREIN GIANT IIIBL£T$ '!.HOLE KIINIL '• QUICK MAID ... GILLETTE THIN BLADES BROCCOLI. 1 ~t:~: $1 SLAB No Slwrapping Necessai}I •.::And · •uf • BEAUTIFUL c Cartridge Pen • • 5 Extra Refills·· • • Value - - • SILVERDALE CHOPPED SWIFT'S U.S. GOVt. INSPECTED D1wn Glo SheaHer 45c DeaB Brinker home a recer.l afternoon. CHEESE LOTION soc 2.1c CORDLESS TOOTHBRUSH tray. SI.CIO Value DOROTHY PERKINS TUMS 14.95 SUNBEAM 23 C 49 c !" 49'( (3 rolls) I l l . I I ••••• AME~~CAN 1Z·DZ. PIMENTO Pkg. See all the Meat Y9V buy ••• frotlt.l back and ; sides- And" best of all,, you can f~{t;ze your meat r~ its ~ 95 EASTMAN Regular $19.95-- Sale .. 59 C . EVANS has NOTHING TO HIDE $1.00 Value ·-.For Christmas uPKCi. ..r.l lJ. S. GOVT.INSPECTED BREASTS ....... lb. CHESTER, OHIO WE~lJIER I I I I I I I I I 'I Borden's RYING CHICKEN PARTS SLICED Also hrly Amerl<an Models Avelleble . MOV.Ie ca mera . · f. .0:~ 1 YAMS . LB. " ..........."". ............. . .,. .."'"..._ ....... I I I I I . ;, FlESH . ,. ridelity Control. ~~:"'~~;~n~~~M•:P~:d~'"in YP•!l~~ i~:;d:: ~;;;~~~ ~·~:r\8 pa:::. :;.~::~~~;:f:~~~hec~;i~~~;~~ ~~~ . ~··:.,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,....,,_........, c •t POTA~~ES venetHS. ,Ad11anced 0-26 chus.is, Co lliN' tr .arme1 IDANO contemporar~ lowbo}l rectanaular TIJ with &rllined walnut !!noah GRAPEFRUITS a.o. '1 . II. S.IIO.UIIUINI wltl'\ ii'IIIMed W!\lflu1 Uni~h on hardboard 1 =========== ~ 25" rectangllltr TV In Cont•mporary 23• 1£ tPrms or, Y ear nen · 1Mr and Mrs D H Robeslfu ' . k th Mr Wllosis and to warn the lod. Ch M. . . . I othen•me wm~ld not ta e e • . . an ester orns. t bl , h ar the local candical gentry of the terrible caMrs. Alice Robeson, M r s. rou e 0 e IAnn Barnilz. Carol, Mary, Ellen dale. light variation of this IJ· and Jo Smith wore Sunday alt· t s. b·· g used w advanlernoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ~em IS th·'"·tate of California ' Edward Kennedy and famtly age m e • I and Mrs. Wilham Kennedy and where glaTI'Iourous figur~, . ol I I stage and screen!:! Cbotb wtdeand Mrs. Charley Smith view" and 21 inch\ a1tract lis· ! i and Jo visited Sueday evening teners to hear a ~and1date for i · h h · d ht M and governor make hiS speech. 1 . Betty Van Meter, Margaret , Wll Dt etlr Kaug erK, llr.K . But "since a well-informed . ' A Ca I to Ad Pat called 01 , Mrs. oy e napp, a ' evm, ' h I nn r e n a f Ra· , and Charles of Lanl':sville. Kail electorate is necessary to t ~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byers o. Kna returned to stay for a pre!oiervalion of a free slate, ·, ei~~r~- D.,C~~~dayofe~~;a~o II few ~ys with his gralldparents. it might be ad~anta~us tot~\ '\ t I weeken:l at his home Miss Kay Wyatt of Columbus voter to look mto e reason I , IIJ!IH ~ . is sJ)f' nding ~me time with her for tt1e a pprolr~nce of . thes~ be~ d M J c " ·mng helpers" to our oandl· "'bbert Roush and sons , parents, Mr. an rs. . .I dates wt and .mto th e •·J· f held · n t uo; te s Mr' and Mrs Paul Manuel of Le· , Wyal · I 1 .Mr and Mrs. Delbert ' Mr. and Mrs. James R•evesb -;.Y "'th"'e~he,.:peiiiiiirsiii. ==="""i tart a nd . b d L"mda vl~l . ·ted :'•' .,_.~ , VaA Meter and Lisa of Colum- . and Ho ert an I ~ U. S. GOVT. INSPECi!il) Boneless • Rolled And Tied 1 pen Society Notes PR~MIUM WHITE 01 PINII FLORIDA SIIDLISS CHUCK ROAST, RIDENOUR RADIO & TV l -A I lb.' PIG. 1.115521 LK53ll ° - ROAST or CHOPS ALL MEAT WIENERS n" BRIGHTON Society Notes Cor. Second & Mill- Middleport Open Thurs. 9:00 to 6:00Friday & Saturday, 8:30 to 8:30 SWifT'S PIIMIUM u, L GOVT. INSPECTED FULlY COOKIO POII,LOIN SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPICTID p· C 0 a~ilit• ' . RECTANGULAR COLOR TV ,... ') MALP Open Every Day, All Day, 7:00 til 5:30 EST. S.lurday Nlgllts Til 8 EST ft\lson, W. Va. Admiral QUALITY BIG SCREEN .. . t d 00 imported adviee for lamlhes whte.h are "'" 0 'pen . stralegv 111 ·• II1 ' I ne fO\'e B HJ ERONYMOI:S \1· · p<ugn Ont' of the strnn~e phenomt- follow hi!; fa1lure to be elected. us c:..m d . s -f elect- : na appearing on the political All this, of c~ur~e operates ~~e~ t~e ~~~:na r;;Jsl.l~~.',,~~ llllll'il l scene in the r losmf. week s o£! 0" the same as t_he l nre · And therrfore i the elt'ctinn campaigns is the \ familiar advertlsmg by wh!('h m_ h . }t: atf' the previou~ · imported sptollbinder . . -ho ceme~ I a seven -foot basketb<l ll star I mig t mves d,g, d e·e ''" _ _ _ _ · . . b'l·t •h • voting recor an pr s 11 1 ... · into a \o('alitv or di st~·ict on attnbutes t.1s a 1 1 Y 1o 1 e u.,e . . ·ted <IS- Mr. and ~Irs. Harold Llna1 11 . "h"tlf ul a ioc- 8 1 c;mdid <tte .l of the right sh a~;·ing lotion or isoclatJons 0 . 1e11 1mp11 111 , · b<IITv ;1nd .Jurlv '( I ·-·d b• • . d. h" 1 slst ant E··pec Hl V w len · \ These speakPrs usuallv hall the 2~0 lb. foolballer ere It IS . . f " I .I u·date i!i Bruce Kf' ll er of Columbus visit. . . I. I . f I . k rP.cord o the oca can I d M H d from 3 sta le some dista nce a· prowf'SS 1(' 11~ 1· 101'.'" o _1r('<l - · and his ahili tit'!i ed with Mr. an rs. owar way so loca l voters have no fast cereaL Or the mO\•Je-star :at best vague, .. · 1 Young and Linda. \tlr. and I knowledge o! how the~ <~re re- with stn ctly dimensional , at worst ununpressJve. . . . Mr s. lkrh:-rt tloovrr and Hll' k garded b~; the cit izens of their f'harms w\10 recommends some- \ In so~e ca~es the VJS_Jtmg and Stt:ven were al so recr,nt 1 horne , ta'tes . one's facwl creme or lipstick to speaker IS a fi gure or nat•onal guests of the Youngs. , . i her publil.'. ! importance who appears ~or I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young And ven· Clftf>n . tht"y _n P_'e- ! The mfls:er-minils who direct the double purpa~ or ~elpm.g Iand Gerry called on Mr. a11d st' :ll in terests e-n1lrely lorelgn ' this sort of campaign evident-- the party an~ of fu~thermg his Mrs. Howard Young and Linda. to the probh~ms _of the voters [ly discount the pnssibi\ity that own interest m. CQrn~ ng cam- Other visitors were Gene, Ragthe-y ex~('t to mfluence . ..Just I \.he voters just might decide paigns. In thJs clr~umstance 1 er, Peggy~ Steve and Eddie how . a man._who represenla ~ :that 8 candidate who must de- some of his gl amour IS suppos- Chancy. M1ss Phyllis Mcintyre • PHONE 985-3388 distnct dommated by must- - · ed to n1b off onto the less fa- stayed overnight Saturday with 1 tions manufacturers, insuranc~ ,ored aspirant {or office. 'fhis 1 Miss Linda Young, Minersv ille. ;;;::iii: companies, fishing nl'<ets, or ml Wl practil'e also is called the .''sy-1 -- -- -·- --~ -- - -- - - - - - - - iiiii producers iS Sllppnsed tO be ft' 0 stem or building Up political able to advise the vnten Q{ a banks," in which collections of . di,tricl besel by un-employ ment debits are lon_g deferred, but e~nd far m problems IS not clear. certain to be mtde. ln 8 great many cases these : -- -- - . Such an appearance can be advisors have not had any per· 1 Mr. and M~s. W. A. Elam, of lor real assistance to a cand_i- ; suna l acquamtanct with the can- IB~:rett, W· \ ~·· were weekt ndd Idate who is unable to get Ins h up 1VISitors at thetr tlome here an message to a large nnmber of dldate whose cause t ey · 'th th · on Mr and Mrs i h hold 50 valiantly. aud sometimes IWI s d RII· · Ilocal voters since the sig t in have had d~fficulty even re- i J~~s.E:: ~:rnit~ ·:~d daugh- the_block of -~ere~~i~e~el~~~~:~- : v . SHANK · ble land" might be shifted from 1 . • 12-oz. , pro1edive cover to crop use in th e coming Y('ars. With former erop surpluses: dow n- to safc tv. reserve levels or lower, th~ dt>partment has . ,..~ FULLY COOKED The leaders want to know, he said, just how much "vulnera· Distance Lends Enchantment . "M . •. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.-s. &OVT; INSPECTED HUNTING TIME IS HERE! I 800TII DOWN ' -·-.~.r.,.,.,. ~*"' ~ ln the wheat ~rea' 91 ,tile ' , c HIS MEJ)ICATIOI! Tlllf!K. • • · tSWorri"ed onservat IOniS Over Exnanded Productmnpro- Yl~:ab;~.~andu,~~~~ns~~.lon /.\~. 6'DDER OF POQI,', 318 15? I'LL TAI<E A UTTI..E. '' ¥ ......._,...... ................ _ , . . - - -· ...... ,! r 1 '. .. ,.,...,. . . . , 10~-ar. CID . SHREDDED KRAUT .......... .. SWifT'S 300 Can 101'2·01. Cia 10c 1o c 1oc I I Ill I II I 59c 20-or. 49• Jor 20-ot. Jar 20-or. 39• Jar . MADI fROM Till FINEST FRUIT SPIC & SPAN M-OL ' SPAGHml& MOT B~LLS ..... 2 2t~ 20·11, Jar age Size FRi£11 .IIIYJ la111 Pluttt IUOIET Willi n•illll If . ~······· ' ,, ·I .. ,, ..-. ' �.._.., -~ ,., ••• ,. • •· ·~· ',. . .-n....Ji. •..,. ....... I . ,JJ .. _ ............ - _,...,., -,~ - -' 0. .,., -'" • • • •·-· ~-• .- ..... • • - • • ' • , •• • •·,- ....... _ . _ I J' ' ! 0 eet, 11 tHII . ~!' !entlnel. ~1\ilddl~rt:. .., On the F~rm Front • " l!Jool !be 1~ expBII!IOII lllall \abOut pOilsible 'd~velopments in future years. · 1 Many •Of the 4!1'8anizaUo~·· ·lmers, he said. were beginruns to discuss possible .revl· 81ons of government farm producUon programs to p~.::~ IT'S TIME 1'01'. l'LL. ' S~ IN TilE f'l.l()IE. 0 Plains, recallmg lhe Rust clays of tbe 193118, are Rot 1 10 risk new wind erosion di!at· :PJ&J It-! TilE. LOSS'I··· SUNUP ON TI-lE. • Increase 1rould involve use of "land ca· WASHINGTON (UPl>)ded %•~- ~ :sk:-~nfa:~~e~ · and several pabtlity classifications" . servallomsts lear expan · · i uc 1 • cro s •ei:t year mined In soli surveys by farm production could briBg the other maJor p ' Federal Soil Cosservatlon Serv· use. of ia~d ne<?ing proJection Agriculture Secrelary Orville Iice. agamst soil eros10n and an ad· L. Freeman has smd tbat about Zimmerman said nnmY verse effect on soil • •avlng ef· half of the 60 million acres servationlsts think It .might forts . . idled in federal crop control possible to offer Ia~ .mcenGordon Ztmmerman, e~ecu· l programs might be called back -~ lives to maintala· hJaitly-eroda· tive secretary of the .National !into use next year. ble land In protective Association of . Sod . ~nd . merman said NACD su· 1 such as grass. Water ConservatiOn DIStricts Zlm were Jesa worried Zimmerman said old ··llme!S (NACO), said in an lntemew perv•so"- - ___ · . the Agriculture Department will be pressed to study the question. ,Jje acknowledged that ' '#,Uere's too much guessing at p~sent" about how much land may be brought to nse with expanrlin g production, bul said that this was "the greatest con· cern" among di strict leaders. 1 1 I t \ 'f'-1< AM?A >?,P ,y 77'#s>' .WJ""H(/{ '~ ~A'P' Jl,ll/.+1 ;~El!- '1961 .. COUJAo\BIJSJ 0. REMINGTON GU.NS HI POWER WINCHESTER GU.NS · HI pOWER RIFLES SAVAGE ·GUNS SHOT GUNS--PUMP GUN.S OUR SHELL STOCK ALWAYS NEW AND UP TO DATE Get Now Shells Tocloy PICKENS HARDWARE Imported Spellbinders for Local Gentry Come "Beliefs Unseen' to Influence Votes ' · I o:J~tlple a SWIFT'S CASC~DI on hardbo•rd ve· nee ra. Advanced 0 -26 chnala; Color KALE ~~I 'ld111lty Control. • -- • WINGS ....... ... lb. LEGS and THIGHS ......... lb. N t SOCJe y 0 es IJo~r. ----..:1..---- Woodbury SHAMPOO Includes Roll.ef Color Film I 1 ' ANT H0 NY ·fo bus called o• Margaret Ann Sunday with his moHler, Mrs. I to CarletOn and pat Sunday after- Iva Reeves and Don, Barnes- I Plumbing-Heating ville. M~. Mabel Lax returned to • M~. Ja m~s Reeve5. Mrs. ; Your Dopencloble ber home in Florida after visit- ' Eugene Hanmg. Rhonda and Dealer For 1 g with relativ r~ at Carmel Mrs. frE'd Tuckerman. were re- 1 Columbus. c~nl visitors. of her Sister, El- l Weekend guests of Mary ~·ir- ~ Je. of RHdCIJff. ! AND rle were Melvin and Patne1a Mr. and Mrs. ~try Barr and I Circle of Columbus, George David of Langsville were SunCircle and daughter Carol of d"ay VISitors of her parents, Mr. Ashland, Ky., and James and and Mrs. Howard Thoma and Phon• WY 2·2550 Phylli-s Circle of New ll <•ven, , Patnc1a. _ . _ --· __ _ __ DOOD ~~~ "-"t:;;;_ -t"' • ·I :nd. PLUMBING a HEATING 1 i 1 .,.~ .~. II. ' ~~t.n 'lq til Rt Cc 1\\ W.Va. Mary Circle called al lhe ' GREAT GIFT at K&C James Smith ot Columhus re· cently spent a wreken d with !be Dave Smith lamtly. Eunice Brinker. BeLI.y \'an : Meter. Patrick Carleton and ; William carleton visited Erma! I Schreckengost of Porkersburg . on Tuesday evening. Mat Jones vi~ited in Cleveland a few days recer~tly. Family Crowa Pill Modo ... In ...... ~ B. DA"fiD ' . 1-Lb. Ctn. Y2 PRICE SWIFT'S se- 1 i twv doz-1 proposal to incre<Jse social HUNT'S PIZZA $12.9~ ~:.~ CATSUP $1 8 CUT GREEN JEANS 14·01, Btls, 303 Bans CAKE MIX Matching Bracelel, 8.00 Ear Rings, 4.50 up 1 73 Mill IT. Swiss Chocolate-Y1llow Dtlilxt White- Double Dul<h Chci<olale Fudge 19·0Z. BOX s SWEET -~; PICKLES G•m~lol a-or. Pkg. , ,.,.. 53c PRESEitVES 12-oz., Jars p-~------------~ 2s-n. Rolls u II INSTANT COFFEE * NAllS CO Chips Ahoy or Coconut Choc. ChiJ Co•ld11 10·01, I I I • I • Ill .. s1· /BURGER 'TSf IIUNT CLill- itt· 2Sc OFF ', II . ' $ s · tS-1'! 1·91 . .......... ~~ $129 Off . · 2 Pkgs. age SMUCKER'S SHOWBOAT BLACKBERRY PORK AND i BEANS JAM. STIAWBIRRY PRESERVES. PEACH BUTTER ••• n. GIAPI JELLY ••••••• I ••••••••••• ' StRAWIERRY .. EXTRA BIG lOLL .................. I I II II ..,. 33' JUMBO r IUSN'S. Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR New From Procter on4 I I I Ill I I I CHOPPED KRAUT ........... . GLYCERIN & ROSEWATER .., • (I SOFT AND FLUFFY APPLEY S_ AUCE •• 8.~.~ $1 .,. KRAFT IL _________________z'L----------~-:,!'-~-~-.----------------~---~--~..::...:..~~":-:".~. -:.. -:.-:.-..:-.7 '-~--~---------- CREAM CHEESE •• ,, 39c ~====--·, BOUNTY TOWELS \ 25C 39c BORDIN'S IAGU BlAND BUSH'S 75c TUBE TRinLES MIDDLEPORT. 0. 1 10 •••••,... $1 WAFFLES •• ANGEL FOOD RING ............. . LUCKY LEAF wm I HONEY BUNS CHASE AND SANDBORN PILLSBURY'S The lllorT nl Mother's life beaull!ully told Ia "'""" qualily pie<:e of jewelry lhat be worn w"h pride and cherished a lways. Boaulilul pear shape stone• in the color ol the Jamily'o birthstones personall>JO ~·md qive this pin special si.-:m: f•·-:.-..:r.ee. World'• llrst passenger ele' 91ltor was Installed in 1 New 1 l)lore by Elisha Otis in r:, 5 $1 WITH PURCHASE OF $5 OR MORE AT EVANS U. S. Rep. Wall••r H. Moe!· 1 curilv benefits MOeller was r1rnon~ en Congressienal l('aders called into a conf1~enee bv the Presi· dent to discuss the proposal The propesal i~ now tn t h t! House Ways and Means Committee. · p.l-- ler has pledged his whole-hearted support to the President's ' .,. REG. PKG. OF 2 ................... \ VIENNA SAUSAGE from 14c to 75c per box FAMOUS BRAND NAME - 2tvbet 99c I I I ' I I .--. I GOLD SIAL . TUFTED THROW RUGS Sale •• MOITOII- Half COTTAGE CH SE 3·LB. CAll $1.25 VALUE c tiORN Whole or .KA Til IVAN$ SWIFT'N Christmas Cards SlO.DI Support Plfll~!;..d to Pre~ident'• Plan BACON FRISH BAKED ' c GREIN GIANT IIIBL£T$ '!.HOLE KIINIL '• QUICK MAID ... GILLETTE THIN BLADES BROCCOLI. 1 ~t:~: $1 SLAB No Slwrapping Necessai}I •.::And · •uf • BEAUTIFUL c Cartridge Pen • • 5 Extra Refills·· • • Value - - • SILVERDALE CHOPPED SWIFT'S U.S. GOVt. INSPECTED D1wn Glo SheaHer 45c DeaB Brinker home a recer.l afternoon. CHEESE LOTION soc 2.1c CORDLESS TOOTHBRUSH tray. SI.CIO Value DOROTHY PERKINS TUMS 14.95 SUNBEAM 23 C 49 c !" 49'( (3 rolls) I l l . I I ••••• AME~~CAN 1Z·DZ. PIMENTO Pkg. See all the Meat Y9V buy ••• frotlt.l back and ; sides- And" best of all,, you can f~{t;ze your meat r~ its ~ 95 EASTMAN Regular $19.95-- Sale .. 59 C . EVANS has NOTHING TO HIDE $1.00 Value ·-.For Christmas uPKCi. ..r.l lJ. S. GOVT.INSPECTED BREASTS ....... lb. CHESTER, OHIO WE~lJIER I I I I I I I I I 'I Borden's RYING CHICKEN PARTS SLICED Also hrly Amerl<an Models Avelleble . MOV.Ie ca mera . · f. .0:~ 1 YAMS . LB. " ..........."". ............. . .,. .."'"..._ ....... I I I I I . ;, FlESH . ,. ridelity Control. ~~:"'~~;~n~~~M•:P~:d~'"in YP•!l~~ i~:;d:: ~;;;~~~ ~·~:r\8 pa:::. :;.~::~~~;:f:~~~hec~;i~~~;~~ ~~~ . ~··:.,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,....,,_........, c •t POTA~~ES venetHS. ,Ad11anced 0-26 chus.is, Co lliN' tr .arme1 IDANO contemporar~ lowbo}l rectanaular TIJ with &rllined walnut !!noah GRAPEFRUITS a.o. '1 . II. S.IIO.UIIUINI wltl'\ ii'IIIMed W!\lflu1 Uni~h on hardboard 1 =========== ~ 25" rectangllltr TV In Cont•mporary 23• 1£ tPrms or, Y ear nen · 1Mr and Mrs D H Robeslfu ' . k th Mr Wllosis and to warn the lod. Ch M. . . . I othen•me wm~ld not ta e e • . . an ester orns. t bl , h ar the local candical gentry of the terrible caMrs. Alice Robeson, M r s. rou e 0 e IAnn Barnilz. Carol, Mary, Ellen dale. light variation of this IJ· and Jo Smith wore Sunday alt· t s. b·· g used w advanlernoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ~em IS th·'"·tate of California ' Edward Kennedy and famtly age m e • I and Mrs. Wilham Kennedy and where glaTI'Iourous figur~, . ol I I stage and screen!:! Cbotb wtdeand Mrs. Charley Smith view" and 21 inch\ a1tract lis· ! i and Jo visited Sueday evening teners to hear a ~and1date for i · h h · d ht M and governor make hiS speech. 1 . Betty Van Meter, Margaret , Wll Dt etlr Kaug erK, llr.K . But "since a well-informed . ' A Ca I to Ad Pat called 01 , Mrs. oy e napp, a ' evm, ' h I nn r e n a f Ra· , and Charles of Lanl':sville. Kail electorate is necessary to t ~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byers o. Kna returned to stay for a pre!oiervalion of a free slate, ·, ei~~r~- D.,C~~~dayofe~~;a~o II few ~ys with his gralldparents. it might be ad~anta~us tot~\ '\ t I weeken:l at his home Miss Kay Wyatt of Columbus voter to look mto e reason I , IIJ!IH ~ . is sJ)f' nding ~me time with her for tt1e a pprolr~nce of . thes~ be~ d M J c " ·mng helpers" to our oandl· "'bbert Roush and sons , parents, Mr. an rs. . .I dates wt and .mto th e •·J· f held · n t uo; te s Mr' and Mrs Paul Manuel of Le· , Wyal · I 1 .Mr and Mrs. Delbert ' Mr. and Mrs. James R•evesb -;.Y "'th"'e~he,.:peiiiiiirsiii. ==="""i tart a nd . b d L"mda vl~l . ·ted :'•' .,_.~ , VaA Meter and Lisa of Colum- . and Ho ert an I ~ U. S. GOVT. INSPECi!il) Boneless • Rolled And Tied 1 pen Society Notes PR~MIUM WHITE 01 PINII FLORIDA SIIDLISS CHUCK ROAST, RIDENOUR RADIO & TV l -A I lb.' PIG. 1.115521 LK53ll ° - ROAST or CHOPS ALL MEAT WIENERS n" BRIGHTON Society Notes Cor. Second & Mill- Middleport Open Thurs. 9:00 to 6:00Friday & Saturday, 8:30 to 8:30 SWifT'S PIIMIUM u, L GOVT. INSPECTED FULlY COOKIO POII,LOIN SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOYT.INSPICTID p· C 0 a~ilit• ' . RECTANGULAR COLOR TV ,... ') MALP Open Every Day, All Day, 7:00 til 5:30 EST. S.lurday Nlgllts Til 8 EST ft\lson, W. Va. Admiral QUALITY BIG SCREEN .. . t d 00 imported adviee for lamlhes whte.h are "'" 0 'pen . stralegv 111 ·• II1 ' I ne fO\'e B HJ ERONYMOI:S \1· · p<ugn Ont' of the strnn~e phenomt- follow hi!; fa1lure to be elected. us c:..m d . s -f elect- : na appearing on the political All this, of c~ur~e operates ~~e~ t~e ~~~:na r;;Jsl.l~~.',,~~ llllll'il l scene in the r losmf. week s o£! 0" the same as t_he l nre · And therrfore i the elt'ctinn campaigns is the \ familiar advertlsmg by wh!('h m_ h . }t: atf' the previou~ · imported sptollbinder . . -ho ceme~ I a seven -foot basketb<l ll star I mig t mves d,g, d e·e ''" _ _ _ _ · . . b'l·t •h • voting recor an pr s 11 1 ... · into a \o('alitv or di st~·ict on attnbutes t.1s a 1 1 Y 1o 1 e u.,e . . ·ted <IS- Mr. and ~Irs. Harold Llna1 11 . "h"tlf ul a ioc- 8 1 c;mdid <tte .l of the right sh a~;·ing lotion or isoclatJons 0 . 1e11 1mp11 111 , · b<IITv ;1nd .Jurlv '( I ·-·d b• • . d. h" 1 slst ant E··pec Hl V w len · \ These speakPrs usuallv hall the 2~0 lb. foolballer ere It IS . . f " I .I u·date i!i Bruce Kf' ll er of Columbus visit. . . I. I . f I . k rP.cord o the oca can I d M H d from 3 sta le some dista nce a· prowf'SS 1(' 11~ 1· 101'.'" o _1r('<l - · and his ahili tit'!i ed with Mr. an rs. owar way so loca l voters have no fast cereaL Or the mO\•Je-star :at best vague, .. · 1 Young and Linda. \tlr. and I knowledge o! how the~ <~re re- with stn ctly dimensional , at worst ununpressJve. . . . Mr s. lkrh:-rt tloovrr and Hll' k garded b~; the cit izens of their f'harms w\10 recommends some- \ In so~e ca~es the VJS_Jtmg and Stt:ven were al so recr,nt 1 horne , ta'tes . one's facwl creme or lipstick to speaker IS a fi gure or nat•onal guests of the Youngs. , . i her publil.'. ! importance who appears ~or I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young And ven· Clftf>n . tht"y _n P_'e- ! The mfls:er-minils who direct the double purpa~ or ~elpm.g Iand Gerry called on Mr. a11d st' :ll in terests e-n1lrely lorelgn ' this sort of campaign evident-- the party an~ of fu~thermg his Mrs. Howard Young and Linda. to the probh~ms _of the voters [ly discount the pnssibi\ity that own interest m. CQrn~ ng cam- Other visitors were Gene, Ragthe-y ex~('t to mfluence . ..Just I \.he voters just might decide paigns. In thJs clr~umstance 1 er, Peggy~ Steve and Eddie how . a man._who represenla ~ :that 8 candidate who must de- some of his gl amour IS suppos- Chancy. M1ss Phyllis Mcintyre • PHONE 985-3388 distnct dommated by must- - · ed to n1b off onto the less fa- stayed overnight Saturday with 1 tions manufacturers, insuranc~ ,ored aspirant {or office. 'fhis 1 Miss Linda Young, Minersv ille. ;;;::iii: companies, fishing nl'<ets, or ml Wl practil'e also is called the .''sy-1 -- -- -·- --~ -- - -- - - - - - - - iiiii producers iS Sllppnsed tO be ft' 0 stem or building Up political able to advise the vnten Q{ a banks," in which collections of . di,tricl besel by un-employ ment debits are lon_g deferred, but e~nd far m problems IS not clear. certain to be mtde. ln 8 great many cases these : -- -- - . Such an appearance can be advisors have not had any per· 1 Mr. and M~s. W. A. Elam, of lor real assistance to a cand_i- ; suna l acquamtanct with the can- IB~:rett, W· \ ~·· were weekt ndd Idate who is unable to get Ins h up 1VISitors at thetr tlome here an message to a large nnmber of dldate whose cause t ey · 'th th · on Mr and Mrs i h hold 50 valiantly. aud sometimes IWI s d RII· · Ilocal voters since the sig t in have had d~fficulty even re- i J~~s.E:: ~:rnit~ ·:~d daugh- the_block of -~ere~~i~e~el~~~~:~- : v . SHANK · ble land" might be shifted from 1 . • 12-oz. , pro1edive cover to crop use in th e coming Y('ars. With former erop surpluses: dow n- to safc tv. reserve levels or lower, th~ dt>partment has . ,..~ FULLY COOKED The leaders want to know, he said, just how much "vulnera· Distance Lends Enchantment . "M . •. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.-s. &OVT; INSPECTED HUNTING TIME IS HERE! I 800TII DOWN ' -·-.~.r.,.,.,. ~*"' ~ ln the wheat ~rea' 91 ,tile ' , c HIS MEJ)ICATIOI! Tlllf!K. • • · tSWorri"ed onservat IOniS Over Exnanded Productmnpro- Yl~:ab;~.~andu,~~~~ns~~.lon /.\~. 6'DDER OF POQI,', 318 15? I'LL TAI<E A UTTI..E. '' ¥ ......._,...... ................ _ , . . - - -· ...... ,! r 1 '. .. ,.,...,. . . . , 10~-ar. CID . SHREDDED KRAUT .......... .. SWifT'S 300 Can 101'2·01. Cia 10c 1o c 1oc I I Ill I II I 59c 20-or. 49• Jor 20-ot. Jar 20-or. 39• Jar . MADI fROM Till FINEST FRUIT SPIC & SPAN M-OL ' SPAGHml& MOT B~LLS ..... 2 2t~ 20·11, Jar age Size FRi£11 .IIIYJ la111 Pluttt IUOIET Willi n•illll If . ~······· ' ,, ·I .. ,, ..-. ' �\ I .• . . .1 . . . . . . .. • '· • ~llllrOf'M . eport, 0., Oct. 19, 198& Of£• £ ' . leers 0 \tr 't'· ll;;..e.ll - W_. 1:4 ~n . q •taJ N R81•nbOW G•IfIs :, · 0sp1 eWS Mason Per.sonal Mr.~~~~~~~~~f[~~[]~::~~il~~1 Dies Tuesday Are fo Stailed I It , .·:" " -· ly; We Have Cooked Up S~me Reai,Specials ~Qr Thurs., Fri. and )at. 1 LANTERN DROP CLOTH BOYS COTTON SLACKS 99 c Seven Leave For Induction PLASTIC WARE RJ.Ver NeWS '1 44 s 00 I 00 PERM-PRESS BLQUSES STRETCH PANTS 00 - ... • •..•• • i PADDED BRAS .. c 9 in. Lace-Up $)88 BOOTS j MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME I : 5 ·TIE BROOMS Christmas TREES CARLOAD I ALUMINUM FRY PAN ,1, s s 99 $144 $ 99 ··!· · .' GalllpoUs Dam - Wayne H. down 7:45 p.m.: John K. down dO p.m.; Kentuckian up 12:~ ,r, a.m.; Southern up 1:40 a.m.; £sso West Virginia down 3:30 a.m.; J. S. Lewis up 5 a.m.; Beaver down 4:45 a.m : Sern"t down 5:50 a.m. Keoawba RJver Moun· \ain State down Marmet 7:50 p.m.; Lucy Jane Lncas up Mal' met 2 a.m.; Allen R. Merrill tlown Marmet 4:35 a.m.; 0. F. Shearer up Marmet 6:30 a.m.: Fort Dearborn down Winfield 11:45 p.m.; Helen Z. down Win· leld 3:45 a.m.; H. E. Bowles !lown Winfield 5:55a.m.; Frank· 'Un B. down Winfield 6:45 o.m. Hlgbest per capita production if electric power In Latin Amer..k<. Ja that of Venezuela. (Construction Grade) Now is the time to Reg. 59c PLASTIC MAT BEST PRICE in the VALLEY 72" x 27" Size If you plan to build, remodel or repair - Transparent come'" us and uve nowl OCTOBIR SPICIAL Paneling - - - Hogg & Zuspan ~ MATERIALS t COMPANY M~ W.V4 ..... 77U5.!4 CollociAllll Proo -DtllnJy. . As Low Aa 4.25 4x8 Shoot LOWEST PRICES • FREE ESTIMATES Men's Deluxe COTTON TWILL eFRESH e FULLY GUARANTEED Work Pants "FAN FAIR" ODORLESS PAINT WHITE and COLORS 1.44 5 •C•·•--·- • • .'. ling, dressing room facilities. unMltldleport AthleUc Boost-\ Ave., and the Western adverse pu~llcltv about the con- lion was organized to asslst the 1tn Middleport. And the !forms, saMy equipment, f!lms, ers wiU meet next Tuesday Store, also North Second Ave., linuance of the sports program School and the coaching staff 1 "WHERF.•IS ThrouRh bas Meals, transportation. insur· night With Pomeroy Booster& will have tickets for sale, as ' the. Middleport School of in everyway pll"ible to provide years this organization the best fecillli•• and tbe sal . continuaii) reached t h e ' e ance and other items th•t have In an "exploratory session" will Charles .Wayland. Wayland Meigs Local School Disest equipm•nt lor our athletes. goals by raising thousands of helped raise the quality of lea_ding to eventual booster con- also was recognized again this trict. Aild sohdatlon - or close coopera· year as the "champion" "WHEREAS: The Middle- And to encourage participation dollars for the purchase of the sports program. And more lion - wbl!n the athletic pro- .seller of association AthletiL Boosters Associa- and boost morale in all sports I such things ss lighting, sea~ importsntly the.e boosters have encouraged students to take grams of Pomeroy, Middleport shlps, having peddled over 90. 'I·. •1'" .,, • .. · ' I ' a~vantage of th• sports prog. and Rutland are comb:ned. Seventl\ • Eighth Graad1e:v~:;: I President Lewis Sauer, Jr., Charles Winebrenner r1 rin haveandmaintained .!., . high and moral• gave stronga said at the Middleport booster his squad's season to date, support to ALL the teams. And meeting Tuesday nigltt in the ~ porting he has 17 boys .;orl<; I high schoot cafeteria that Iing hard for th~ big Pomeroy "WHEREAS: Middleport alh· Jobn Werry, president of the game this Thursday, to ;,e letic teams has rewarded the Pomeroy Boosters, t•lephoned played probably Imder School and the Community with an invitatloo For the Middleport starting at 6' p. m. It wiU be an enviuus record. Having won group to meet with them next filmed. Is the S.E.O. League NINE week at the Pome~1y hi~h · Lit year tbe teamo played Football Championships school. The meeting otarts at the season's tbrUier, decld· · , FIVE Basketball Chapionships 7:30 p. m. Rutland Boosters al· 'ed to the final %1 setonds, -FOUR Baseball Chapionso have been invited. whea two TD'a were aeored, ships and in 1957 was the Supt. of Schools George Har- · OJte by Pomeroy and tbe last OHIO STATE Baseball Champs. graves, Jr. will be the main by Middleporl wllb Mlddl&Also many M.H.S. athletes have speaker. He_Is oxpected to dis· .port winning 44-38......... won state honors and hav~ rt~ cuss the problems involved 10 "We coutd have another one ~ived athietic scholarship• consolidation of the Athletic , about like it." said Winebrenner. "SO THEREFORE BE IT programs. Booster William D !Bill) RESOLVED: That thio boost. Plans for the dance Saturday Childs offered resolution which he,..by night In the Middleport ele- was approved unanimously mentary building sponsored by which he hoped would undo the boosters were reviewed. what he called "bad publicity" The Jays will emcee. Danc. from the meeting last week. The ing starts at 8 p. m. Boosters then asked Principal 'J'reasurer Bob King reported James H. Dielu to convey. to $1113.44 on hand, It was voted the distriet administration their to purchase vitamin C pills hope tlrat the football program 1$30) for the basketball team in 1967 coJid be consolidated, GETS PIN - Mrs. Paul Smart, 1\IJddleport, center, Is presented a pin for 100 this winter season, upon the' even though the schools hours of auxiliary service duty at Veterans Memorial Hospital by Mrs. Jean requcot of Head Coach carl not be collSolidated until 1968. Will, volunteer service chairman. Looking on at right ia Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Wolfe. He !aid "C" pills are Childs noted that the Boost· _!.p_re_s_id..ce..cn..ct..:.o_f _th_e_ la_d_ie_s_a_u_x_il_ia_r,_y._ S_e_n_tin_el_ P _ h_o_to_ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ good cold preventives. ers having nothing to do with RACINE Boosters accepted tickets to administering ~~.. athletic proMrs. Ann Coe and Mrs. Lll· sell for tbe Jim Hetzer Circus gram; their on tv purpose is Han Jividen have returned at Wahama, High gym, spon. support and help ft, and that home alter visiting relatives sored by the Bend Rotary club the responsibility for tlte io Akron for two weeks. and the ~ahama High School letic program lies directly in Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp· Interact Club, for which boos~ the authority of the adminis- COLUMBUS (UP!) _ T Shelly and Sands Inc., son spent the weekend ers here will keep 25 per cent l tr~,Uon. His Resolution: state Highway Department Zanesville, $1,214,292; ~1,549.900 . Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson of returns from ttckets sold. 1 WHEREAS:. Lately there eetved bids Tuesday Noble: Construction of 2.9 and children at Woodsfield. King Supply, North Second I has been negative rumors and I $23,337,719 for 17 project• oF 1·71 in Belle Valley Mr. and Mrs. Duane Andrews! it estimated would cost and Noble Twp., including thre.: of Akron spent several 540. bridges ; Shelly and SanJ• Inc., with Mr. and Mrs. Janoesl Bids opened since Jan. I to~ltll~an•esvillle, $3,735,218; $4,416.000 Swart enroute to Arizona. $380.1 million, including Washington: Construct'oo of Andrews is a brother of Mrs. way and engineering costs. 1' 77 bridges over Pcnnsyl· Swart. Next bid opening will be vania Railroad spur an~ Ohio 7 Nov. l. in Marietta Twp., Geortz Detzel WASHES ITS FOOD h •pp,aretotl Co. ~ $7l&of800 Cincinnati, $711.~; nae raccoon a1ways was es Projects, oumers, co:1 OHIO VALLEY low bids and state estimates · wdoo:' Construction of 8•4 its meat_ and fish in water , eluded by county; . miles of U. S. 6 includ•n~ lour fore eattng It, Tlu~ ~dd habtl ,, 0Vef $23 Milli"on ··n BI"ds Receivedby Dept. CORDUROY .. e36" WIDE eASST. COLORS eFAST COLOR PO.OO Down - Balance en Convenient TtrJM MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON. W. V4 FOOD ISA :SAUSAGE Morgan: Construction, of miles of Ohio 18 In McConneisville: Morgan and Br)swl, eluding a bridge over Mans l !~~. 98~ BACON ~~~LEY-- 69c N Society News l·lb. pkg. Mrs. Junior Koenig is a pa. Armour Vienna Sausage 4:: 89c Maxwell House Paper Towels Regular or·i:lrlp Grind Coffee Bounty-75 2·ply ShNia 2-roll33c pkg. Uent at Holzer Hospital. Her husband, Junior, is a patient at Veterana' Memorial Hospi~ al. Mrs. Koenig's father, Ev . erett Sisson, is a patient at Veterans' Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson of Hockingport and Mr. and Mrs Wayne Prince were visiting in ! Weston, W. Va. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber ! visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lonhom at Lubeck, w. va. Ray Justice, Leona Babcock and Judy Riggs were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ; Massar. I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain vis· lied Mr. and Mrs. Billy Swain of Marietta. Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Riggs have returned to their borne here after &pending several days in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Branche and daughter and friend of Marion, Mr. and Mrs, Orland Branche, Belpre, and lllrs. VIlla Klacade of Coolville visl~ etl Mr. and lllrs. Fred Larkina. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tinkbam and daughter of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Mae Childers and daughter, Zanesville, were vlalUng Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wei> er entertsined with a dinuer honl)l']ng Donna Hauber's birtbday. Guest. were Mr. and Mn. Fred Larkins and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter, of Virginia, spent 1 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ,Jim CV!Ir1 Vis!Ung Mr. and Mrs. .,.!I& l!lssell were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bayman and daughters of Columbus, Mrs. Hank Holter and Mrs. David Smitlt. MJ:, and Mrs. Jerry Yatef and Sbellie, Chillicothe pe vlsiUng Mr. and ·Mrs. Dave 'I I Stokely's Stokely's Cut GREEN BEANS PEACHES Halves • Slices $1 89 c•n• c 4 3 No.21h No.2V. Clnl GORTON'S Breaded Fish Sticks - ~~· 99c FOR EVERY ., NEED, ROOM ANO BUDIJETI 1•a11o Baker POTATOES "IW CROP FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT ~· lwttet lrlar Llqulcl JIOit . DISHES '·,, NEW1967 ADMIRAL QUALIT$ T.V. ' .1 Yates. Sharon Frank, student at Marsb,all · University, Hlllltlai- . ton, w. Va., spent t1tt we,tend with Mr. and Tlfl1, H u 11s .......L 6:1..... Ara Myel'$, ' ~ Gnlllllicklti ' ·Yates :=~ •bf""' " J Bam.. d 'd .t .... - ;;lirtet .,"·~~lrl· !' i!ee•~' .. '••11 "" 1~ ·: .-,. ....,~ r~>·· v.·~::iilli.,~ ; ~ -,. I !111!!1!1' t.•:~.. J-, .. bridges in Plain and Center o~Ite;n.~h~a~s~n:o]~h;ygrtent~c~v~ai;ue~.- ~ 'J'wp., S. E. Johnson Co. :•nd The anim~l will W. H. Blausey of Mauruc., $3,· food lhalts ti!O,SSO ; $3,5S2.000. Long Bottom '. •• yd. 3 ROOMS New Furniture Watch For •.. '-~eel::....... GAL ~e~ig~s;Loc~~ai~Sc~h~oo~I~D~i~strl~·~ct;."2;:~::;;;;:;:;:::;:;:';:~'; WAID CROSS .. BAKER Tan - Greep - Gray GROVER'S STUDIO Listen For ••• Reg. 98c Value PLAIN COLOR ~· FULL NDGE StJPPO'O:RT~.:t;;;;;~ the fuijlre AlltleUe pl at Mlddleport High will conUnue to do so after lhi Meigs Local School completes Its CO!isoliidat:unll plans, regardless of when where it will be. Will Value For ,. I· "BE IT FURTHER RESOf,V· A Lifetime · ED : That t'Opiea of thiJ resotu. lion be sent 10 the ' Superintendent , 01 ltte Board, and Athletic Director of · WY 2·2475 .,__ Look For .•• 61 FT. VINYL SCOTCH PINE Koratron SLACKS $100 ~ .,.•c•- ·~· 1 Auxiliary of Fire Dept. is Pfanninq Dinner ... Three Booster Groups to Hear Hargraves Next Tuesday I Va.; '' ~ ... -.. PT. PLEASANT , ;. LIVESTOCK s.u.,:s co. ell and infant, Mr. al)d'~rs. Frat!k.:Oa!" o! saturday, Oc~ .IS, 1968 part, all of . . EliZabeth, •Pa., vlsltea;,.,thfrohlll HOGS- 175 to 220 211o 22.· over !he .weekend .w.ftb Ohio. Friday WjtU· S~ "' er 75; Heavies 20 to 21; Fat Sows Mr. 11M Mrs. Paul Bocook Mrs. George Zuspan, Sr. . George Carsoo, moiber,. Mrs. 'Cit..-Ies Batton 1 , 11 to 19.25; Boars 12 to 14.75: visited at Welch, w. va:, with Mrs. Farlee!\ Conley of flO. Ottle Roush, Mr. ~Mr . ~~ Mrs. J~bn· k ~1r1 Pigs 8 to 12. her grandparents, Mr. and ;gan, w. Va., ·~!ted a week Marvin Rouah, , PT PLE:ASA!fr . Holzer Hospital: Visiting CATTLE - Steers 19.10 to Mrs. Henry Brown and at with her. daughter_~nd family, attended the Lartcaster !Un visited 'Cievellmd, ·~· ·, .. b !her- W. Ewell hours 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. Parents 23; Heifers 17.00 to 20.25: Fat Catlettsburg, Ky. Mrs. Edison We~ver, in Mason on Thursday. ' wttit . andWf~-t~ Arnet~ "'toe' s.'" th of Earl H. only en Pediatrics Ward. PT. PLEASANT - The new Cows 15.50 to 17.35· Canners and with another daughter, Miss Mrs. Russell Barton, Mr. and . • "'m. Ame , ven Street, PI: AdmiiSions officers of the Point Pleasant ' 12.10 to 15.50: Bulls IS to 21.35; Seconds 34.10; Medium 28 to. Mollie Nickols. at Vienna, W. at the and Pleasant, died Tuesdaf at his Mrs. Clarence A. Roush, Rt Assembly 23 Order oF Rambow Stock Steers 20 to 2410· Stock 31 60· Common and Heavies 21 Va. , Greensbutg, ;;;e~ii';l'~, horne on Chester Road in Char· 1 Gallipolis; , Mrs. James R: for Girls were installed in Heifers 16.75 to 20.25; ' Stook to. 33'. Other guests at t!Ie Weavers' she Is to undergo obser·l p. lesion, W. Va. Merry, Rt. 2 Bidwell: Mrs. tmpresstve ceremony . Sunday Steer Calves 22 to 33.85; Stock Total Sale $75,653.18. Seven· w~ Rev. and Mrs. Willis She reportedly He was the son of th• late Willard G. Cox, Rt. 1 North· afternoon at the Masomc Tem· Heiler calves 21.50 to 24. Ity·seven buyers and 190 con· Conley and two daughters oF ill WhUe visiting iieJ' Dr. and Mrs. U. G. Arnett of up; Mrs. Maxine Taber, Crown pte. VEAL CALVES - Topa 35: signors. Chapmansvtlle, W. Va.; Mrs. Patty Lepro at Point Pleasant. Mr. Arnett was City· Mrs Ethel Shadle South Miss Frances Lantz Is the[ll.'iiiiii active in the civic atrairs in Side: W, John R. M~rshall, worthy ~dvisor of the local Charleston for the past 40 years. New Haven; Christopher H. Order With D1ana. Ba~ss, wor1 He wa• a retired salesman Moody, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. thy ~ssoclate ,advtsor, Rebec· I · , for the Eskew, Smith & Can- B . M Sayre Grt'mm• ca Rtre, Chanty: Nancy Som· non Company where he had L8esste nd' . .M Ja' k C Hig-• ervt'IIe, Hope; L'mda Burc ham, been employed for 33 years. mg. rs. c · Naith; Barbara Halstead, re· gms, Pl. Pleasant; Chester L. d d P 11 H .b 1 He was a member of several Cochran, Pt. Pleasant; April cor er an a y el , reas- , Masonic Bodies Marie Armstead, Pt. ~leasa~t; ur!~pointed officers are Karen I Surviving in addition to his Mrs. Tracy c. Hanmng, Mtd· Greene, chapla'tn·, Peggy Prt'd· l brother are his wife, Audree, dl ep_or t: Andrew c· BradFord • dy, drill leader·. Judy Halstead,· 1 one daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Racme; Mrs. '1 nary c · Buck• love; Denise Fisher, religion: Rocchio, Deerfield, Florida; Rt. 3 Pomeroy: Mrs, Dana iJ. Brucella Chadwick nature· one son, W. E. Arnett, Jr., Swift, Middleport; George . W. Relda Doolittle, 'immorality: North Augusta. S. C.. O(le sis- Pierce, Rt. 2 Racme; Patnc1a Connie Bias, fidelity·, Jackie ter, Mrs. Raydal Amick, Or· E· Pn wer, Long 1san 1 d N y • · .; Gabritsch, p11triotism ; Betty lando, Florida and five grand- Deanna M. New, Columbus; Wolfe service· Dianne Fisher I children. William H. Layne, Rt. I Pedro; confidential observer; Joann~ I Arrangements will be an. J. Arthur Crow, McArthur; Kauff, outer observer: Dianna Reg. $1.99 Vilue 9' x 12' Size naunced by the Wilson Funer- Mrs. Irvin L. Hoyt, Ravens- Ferrell musiCian· Ann Jordan al Home in Charleston. ' ' wood ; Mrs. p eter s. watd eck· rose lecturer Shelia Taylor ' Weather Proof PLASTIC Ravenswood; Richard L. Ba!- choir directo~; Karen Cook: leng~, ll, Jackson; Dawn K Ihistorian; Charlene Fluharty, MorriS, Jackson. reporter; Lili Blain, fl3g Blt·ths er. !Mrs. Tracy C. Hanning, Mid- Choir members are Nancy ' • With 4 Batteries dleport, daughter, 1:47 p.m. Halstead, Brenda Hartley, can MASON _ The Ladies Aux- Tuesday. thy Hartley, Valerie Sayre, • For Sportsmen Reg. 29c Value " !Uary of the Mason Volunteer Discharged Vickie Rice, Rebecca Dabney, Middleport, Shop Thurs. Til 5, Friday Til 8, Set. Til 9 tl Fire De artment held its anni· James . D Abbott, Robert E. Rhonda Bailey, Peggy Faudree, eFor i1 versary pdinner Monday even- Allen, Richard Barton, M"'. Lesa Hudson, Mary '.!cCarty, e9' x 12' Size • it ing at Batley's Restaurant in John H. Busch, Mrs. Fred Velma Wheeler, Candy Ingels, Homeowners SPECIAL PURCHASE. FAMOUS MFG. • Di scount Price b· Pomeroy Prior to the dinner a Facemtre, Mrs. John W. Hart- Lots Turner, Donna Adkms, T short b~ness meeting was well, Mrs. Emmett R. Henry, Claudia Wilson, Barbara Har• For Motorists CLOSE OUT- VALUES TO $2.99 el 001 Uses 11 held with Mrs. Earl Ingels, Albert D. Hill~ Jr., Mrs. Anna ris, Joyce Roush, Belly Ann • president presiding. The group M. Hoffman, Lisa G. Jones, Mrs. Wolfe, Sbelia Taylor, Sherry Low k votsd to 'elect officers at the Elizabeth M. Kryder, Jerry Durst and Lu Ann Blankenship. g first meeting in January. Mahan, Angela McGuire, Mrs. Installing orrtcers were Mrs. Discount Price h The president extended an Donald G. Mliler, Jeffrey J. Janett Capelrdrl,_ installmg of· eSIZES 4 TO 12 fnvitation to new members. The Mlller, Mrs. Ralph E. Parker, fleer; Russell Pnddy, mstal hng e DISCOUNT PRICE next scheduled meeting will be Edward D. Rollins, Raymond marshall: Mrs. Sadie Bailes, ' held November 14th at City Shelton, Mrs. Paul•S. Shoemak· installing chaplain; Miss Shelia e BLACK- LODEN t· Hall er, Mrs. Paul Williams, Mrs. Smith, installing recorder and pair eTAN EA. Additional plans were made Charles E. Yeager and Infant Miso Elizabeth Burcham, in· LOW LOW PRICE 1o help with the TB X-Ray daughter, MrB. William C. stalling musician. which will be at the City Build· Aberts, Jr. and Infant son, ing on October 19th from 10 : Mrs. Rodger M. Davidson and 1 a.m. until noon and from 2 to infant daughter. Values To $1.79 6 pm. LADIES "ADIGO" LADIES $1.99 Attending were Mrs. Ingels, BmTH ANNOl!NCED Asst. Crystal Cut 1 Mrs. Harvey Newland, Mrs. MASON _ Mr. and Mrs. PERM-PRESS :Jaltas Walker, Mrs. Paul Bo. , k M C .1 J h M Jerry Moore, Barboursville, an· PT. PLEASANT _ Seven , .oo , rs. ect o nson, rs. the b' th f Jeff M Kathryn Johnson Misses Rose- nounce lr o a son, . ason Countians Jert Tuesday llary Sisk and B~cky Taylor rey Lee, 8 lbs., 'h oz., October lrulrning for Ashland, Ky., for _ _ _ _._ · 13, at St. Mary's Hospital, Hunt· induction into the armed forces ington. The Moores are also and 20 selectees went for physi· ROLL-UP SLEEVF eSalad Set - - - the parents of anotber son, cal examinations, according to e Punch Bowl Sot Jerry Woodrow. Grandparents the Local Selective service ASST. COLOR eCako Stand are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore, Board, Pl. Pleasant. e Bathroom Set Pt. Pleasant, and Mr. and Inductees were Jan L. Had· eTablo Ensemble STIRRUP STYLE i Mrs. Lawrence HoFfner, Pom· dox, Roger M. Hughart, Ter· EA. Gauge readings: Gallipolis eroy. Great Grandparents are ranee F. Smith, Lester L. Mar~ . ~ 0Rm n9, 12.1, running 2 feet Mrs. J. F. Goodwin, Parkers- tiska, Preston E. Love, AubASS'f! SOLID COLORS on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· burg, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S.. rey R. Kinlfl and Bruce Doug· , 2~: Pt. Pleasant 23.82, Hmton Wolfe, Rt. 2, Racine, and Mr. las B"'h, 1.20 , Kanawha Falls 3.13 Char· , Herman HoFfner, Pomeroy. Selectees were Arthur Lee ' LADIES' FAMOUS MAID .eston 18.79, London, Marmet , King. carl Roush, Richard EA. '-~~ Wmfteld dams were oo Jile l Pleasant Valley Hospital A. Neal, Rllllsell W. Dabney, Circle Stitched Regular $5.98 " s. Admitted: Mrs. Jerry Harrl· .Richard L. Rainey, Roger L. Boat Movements: ;son, Gallipolis; Richard Wea- ~ Mayes, Donald P. Choquette, Oblo River - Edeana Bas- : ver, Buffalo; Mrs. Clan Saru· Ronnie A. Wheeler, George T. FOR THE OUT-DOOR MAfl wortll down 13, 6:30 a.m.: Steel :som, Wayne, W. Va. Epling, Ronald Ray MIller, All Sizes and Cups Ranger down 13, waiting; On· Dlocbarged: Ivan Newell, John Jones Snead, Charles E. INSULATED RUBBER ward up 14, 5:15 p.m.; Philip Southside : Sammy Sturgeon, Clendenin, Douglas B. Beaver, Special Price I up 14, 7:20 p.m.; Ben 1 Ashton; Mrs. Kenneth. Rollins !Raymond E. Bledsoe, Clrarles , I up 14, 8 p.m.; Harvey land son, Letart. ~ W. McFarland, Arthur D._ ., 1 up 14, 8.50 p.m.; st. 1 Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ry, Le~ter L. See, Rankm L. M ~.14, 10.50 p.m.: Queeo i Harrison, Gallipolis, a daugh· McDamei and Glen W. Great· City u 4,\3 a.m.; Jenks up ter. h-.::".::"':..:':...·- - - - - - Reg. $1.00 14, 5.30 ....; Esso Pennsylvan· . Ia down 14, 6 a.m.; Zimmer up ATI'END CONVENTION ConvenUon, of Student Cou1ncills ! t4, 7:20 a.m.: Criss Jr. up 15, MASON - Four students at Jackson 1 Mtll October LAY-AWAY NOW BOYS NEW American Made &:30 a.m.; A. J. Pattea up 16, from Wahama Higlt School and 17 ~d 18th. The stud~nts ( l:lt .a.m.; National up 17, 5:30 their advisor Mrs. Russell Cape· Jeamne Miller, Vtctorm PERM-PRESS ··w.m.; Peggy Downey down 17, hart are attending tho State Steven Fowler and Allen i :35 a.m.: Walter Beckjord down 18, UO a.m.; Indiana up JO, 4 a.m.; New Martinsville ~• , I i.own 21, 3:10a.m.; W. H. Sha· .f; rer, Jr. up 22, 5:30p.m.; Retia~- d ~e doWII 22 , 4 a.m.: ELoluisiana ~ ,..p 22 , 5:45 a.m.: gerclill Asst. Dark Colors down 23, 7:30 p.m.; Baby Lear Sizes 6 to 16 i IIOwn 23, 9:45 p.m.; Frieberger 10 in. Teflon Cooled l 1 town :13, 2:20 a.m.: E. P. Jones Flome Proof t ~~ town 23, 4 a.m.; Steel Express ~ 1• IP 23, 5:40 a.m.; Ashton down Rog. $15.00 Valuaa 'I 1, Greenup 8:20 p.m.; Scott Cho· A till down Greenup 12:55 a.m.: L , ·' ltnor up Meldahl 6:30 p.m.: Pamela D. down Meldahl 1 p. E PR. n.; Brian B. down Meldahl 9:· I•) ,! 15 p.m.; John J. Rowe up Mel· Reg. r· dahl 11:05 p.m.: Flag Ship Ll'f Complete Awoy $1.99 !I IP Meidahl 12:30 a.m.; ValvoWith 3 Log Stand REGULAR 3.99 Now ';, line down Meldahl 5:35 o.m. 1-Dally Stnt!Gil, .... '\' ,.r· I' '• 0 .. '11-,;,. ' ,, NCEINTHE lNG ,, ,., ·I '" ,. • This is Scope, the new mouthwos" discovery from Procter & Gamble. New Scope is powerful. first thing in the morning end yourbreoth feels fresher . for hours. Scope hos a greet taste, too. But don't take our word fpr it, We'd rather you tear outthe coupon, hurry to your favorite store, and SQVe. ten cents on your ftrst boule of Scopel. 1J J• I '" II li I ot: I - I a / I - �\ I .• . . .1 . . . . . . .. • '· • ~llllrOf'M . eport, 0., Oct. 19, 198& Of£• £ ' . leers 0 \tr 't'· ll;;..e.ll - W_. 1:4 ~n . q •taJ N R81•nbOW G•IfIs :, · 0sp1 eWS Mason Per.sonal Mr.~~~~~~~~~f[~~[]~::~~il~~1 Dies Tuesday Are fo Stailed I It , .·:" " -· ly; We Have Cooked Up S~me Reai,Specials ~Qr Thurs., Fri. and )at. 1 LANTERN DROP CLOTH BOYS COTTON SLACKS 99 c Seven Leave For Induction PLASTIC WARE RJ.Ver NeWS '1 44 s 00 I 00 PERM-PRESS BLQUSES STRETCH PANTS 00 - ... • •..•• • i PADDED BRAS .. c 9 in. Lace-Up $)88 BOOTS j MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME I : 5 ·TIE BROOMS Christmas TREES CARLOAD I ALUMINUM FRY PAN ,1, s s 99 $144 $ 99 ··!· · .' GalllpoUs Dam - Wayne H. down 7:45 p.m.: John K. down dO p.m.; Kentuckian up 12:~ ,r, a.m.; Southern up 1:40 a.m.; £sso West Virginia down 3:30 a.m.; J. S. Lewis up 5 a.m.; Beaver down 4:45 a.m : Sern"t down 5:50 a.m. Keoawba RJver Moun· \ain State down Marmet 7:50 p.m.; Lucy Jane Lncas up Mal' met 2 a.m.; Allen R. Merrill tlown Marmet 4:35 a.m.; 0. F. Shearer up Marmet 6:30 a.m.: Fort Dearborn down Winfield 11:45 p.m.; Helen Z. down Win· leld 3:45 a.m.; H. E. Bowles !lown Winfield 5:55a.m.; Frank· 'Un B. down Winfield 6:45 o.m. Hlgbest per capita production if electric power In Latin Amer..k<. Ja that of Venezuela. (Construction Grade) Now is the time to Reg. 59c PLASTIC MAT BEST PRICE in the VALLEY 72" x 27" Size If you plan to build, remodel or repair - Transparent come'" us and uve nowl OCTOBIR SPICIAL Paneling - - - Hogg & Zuspan ~ MATERIALS t COMPANY M~ W.V4 ..... 77U5.!4 CollociAllll Proo -DtllnJy. . As Low Aa 4.25 4x8 Shoot LOWEST PRICES • FREE ESTIMATES Men's Deluxe COTTON TWILL eFRESH e FULLY GUARANTEED Work Pants "FAN FAIR" ODORLESS PAINT WHITE and COLORS 1.44 5 •C•·•--·- • • .'. ling, dressing room facilities. unMltldleport AthleUc Boost-\ Ave., and the Western adverse pu~llcltv about the con- lion was organized to asslst the 1tn Middleport. And the !forms, saMy equipment, f!lms, ers wiU meet next Tuesday Store, also North Second Ave., linuance of the sports program School and the coaching staff 1 "WHERF.•IS ThrouRh bas Meals, transportation. insur· night With Pomeroy Booster& will have tickets for sale, as ' the. Middleport School of in everyway pll"ible to provide years this organization the best fecillli•• and tbe sal . continuaii) reached t h e ' e ance and other items th•t have In an "exploratory session" will Charles .Wayland. Wayland Meigs Local School Disest equipm•nt lor our athletes. goals by raising thousands of helped raise the quality of lea_ding to eventual booster con- also was recognized again this trict. Aild sohdatlon - or close coopera· year as the "champion" "WHEREAS: The Middle- And to encourage participation dollars for the purchase of the sports program. And more lion - wbl!n the athletic pro- .seller of association AthletiL Boosters Associa- and boost morale in all sports I such things ss lighting, sea~ importsntly the.e boosters have encouraged students to take grams of Pomeroy, Middleport shlps, having peddled over 90. 'I·. •1'" .,, • .. · ' I ' a~vantage of th• sports prog. and Rutland are comb:ned. Seventl\ • Eighth Graad1e:v~:;: I President Lewis Sauer, Jr., Charles Winebrenner r1 rin haveandmaintained .!., . high and moral• gave stronga said at the Middleport booster his squad's season to date, support to ALL the teams. And meeting Tuesday nigltt in the ~ porting he has 17 boys .;orl<; I high schoot cafeteria that Iing hard for th~ big Pomeroy "WHEREAS: Middleport alh· Jobn Werry, president of the game this Thursday, to ;,e letic teams has rewarded the Pomeroy Boosters, t•lephoned played probably Imder School and the Community with an invitatloo For the Middleport starting at 6' p. m. It wiU be an enviuus record. Having won group to meet with them next filmed. Is the S.E.O. League NINE week at the Pome~1y hi~h · Lit year tbe teamo played Football Championships school. The meeting otarts at the season's tbrUier, decld· · , FIVE Basketball Chapionships 7:30 p. m. Rutland Boosters al· 'ed to the final %1 setonds, -FOUR Baseball Chapionso have been invited. whea two TD'a were aeored, ships and in 1957 was the Supt. of Schools George Har- · OJte by Pomeroy and tbe last OHIO STATE Baseball Champs. graves, Jr. will be the main by Middleporl wllb Mlddl&Also many M.H.S. athletes have speaker. He_Is oxpected to dis· .port winning 44-38......... won state honors and hav~ rt~ cuss the problems involved 10 "We coutd have another one ~ived athietic scholarship• consolidation of the Athletic , about like it." said Winebrenner. "SO THEREFORE BE IT programs. Booster William D !Bill) RESOLVED: That thio boost. Plans for the dance Saturday Childs offered resolution which he,..by night In the Middleport ele- was approved unanimously mentary building sponsored by which he hoped would undo the boosters were reviewed. what he called "bad publicity" The Jays will emcee. Danc. from the meeting last week. The ing starts at 8 p. m. Boosters then asked Principal 'J'reasurer Bob King reported James H. Dielu to convey. to $1113.44 on hand, It was voted the distriet administration their to purchase vitamin C pills hope tlrat the football program 1$30) for the basketball team in 1967 coJid be consolidated, GETS PIN - Mrs. Paul Smart, 1\IJddleport, center, Is presented a pin for 100 this winter season, upon the' even though the schools hours of auxiliary service duty at Veterans Memorial Hospital by Mrs. Jean requcot of Head Coach carl not be collSolidated until 1968. Will, volunteer service chairman. Looking on at right ia Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Wolfe. He !aid "C" pills are Childs noted that the Boost· _!.p_re_s_id..ce..cn..ct..:.o_f _th_e_ la_d_ie_s_a_u_x_il_ia_r,_y._ S_e_n_tin_el_ P _ h_o_to_ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ good cold preventives. ers having nothing to do with RACINE Boosters accepted tickets to administering ~~.. athletic proMrs. Ann Coe and Mrs. Lll· sell for tbe Jim Hetzer Circus gram; their on tv purpose is Han Jividen have returned at Wahama, High gym, spon. support and help ft, and that home alter visiting relatives sored by the Bend Rotary club the responsibility for tlte io Akron for two weeks. and the ~ahama High School letic program lies directly in Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp· Interact Club, for which boos~ the authority of the adminis- COLUMBUS (UP!) _ T Shelly and Sands Inc., son spent the weekend ers here will keep 25 per cent l tr~,Uon. His Resolution: state Highway Department Zanesville, $1,214,292; ~1,549.900 . Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson of returns from ttckets sold. 1 WHEREAS:. Lately there eetved bids Tuesday Noble: Construction of 2.9 and children at Woodsfield. King Supply, North Second I has been negative rumors and I $23,337,719 for 17 project• oF 1·71 in Belle Valley Mr. and Mrs. Duane Andrews! it estimated would cost and Noble Twp., including thre.: of Akron spent several 540. bridges ; Shelly and SanJ• Inc., with Mr. and Mrs. Janoesl Bids opened since Jan. I to~ltll~an•esvillle, $3,735,218; $4,416.000 Swart enroute to Arizona. $380.1 million, including Washington: Construct'oo of Andrews is a brother of Mrs. way and engineering costs. 1' 77 bridges over Pcnnsyl· Swart. Next bid opening will be vania Railroad spur an~ Ohio 7 Nov. l. in Marietta Twp., Geortz Detzel WASHES ITS FOOD h •pp,aretotl Co. ~ $7l&of800 Cincinnati, $711.~; nae raccoon a1ways was es Projects, oumers, co:1 OHIO VALLEY low bids and state estimates · wdoo:' Construction of 8•4 its meat_ and fish in water , eluded by county; . miles of U. S. 6 includ•n~ lour fore eattng It, Tlu~ ~dd habtl ,, 0Vef $23 Milli"on ··n BI"ds Receivedby Dept. CORDUROY .. e36" WIDE eASST. COLORS eFAST COLOR PO.OO Down - Balance en Convenient TtrJM MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON. W. V4 FOOD ISA :SAUSAGE Morgan: Construction, of miles of Ohio 18 In McConneisville: Morgan and Br)swl, eluding a bridge over Mans l !~~. 98~ BACON ~~~LEY-- 69c N Society News l·lb. pkg. Mrs. Junior Koenig is a pa. Armour Vienna Sausage 4:: 89c Maxwell House Paper Towels Regular or·i:lrlp Grind Coffee Bounty-75 2·ply ShNia 2-roll33c pkg. Uent at Holzer Hospital. Her husband, Junior, is a patient at Veterana' Memorial Hospi~ al. Mrs. Koenig's father, Ev . erett Sisson, is a patient at Veterans' Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson of Hockingport and Mr. and Mrs Wayne Prince were visiting in ! Weston, W. Va. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber ! visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lonhom at Lubeck, w. va. Ray Justice, Leona Babcock and Judy Riggs were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ; Massar. I Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain vis· lied Mr. and Mrs. Billy Swain of Marietta. Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Riggs have returned to their borne here after &pending several days in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Branche and daughter and friend of Marion, Mr. and Mrs, Orland Branche, Belpre, and lllrs. VIlla Klacade of Coolville visl~ etl Mr. and lllrs. Fred Larkina. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Tinkbam and daughter of Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Mae Childers and daughter, Zanesville, were vlalUng Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wei> er entertsined with a dinuer honl)l']ng Donna Hauber's birtbday. Guest. were Mr. and Mn. Fred Larkins and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter, of Virginia, spent 1 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ,Jim CV!Ir1 Vis!Ung Mr. and Mrs. .,.!I& l!lssell were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bayman and daughters of Columbus, Mrs. Hank Holter and Mrs. David Smitlt. MJ:, and Mrs. Jerry Yatef and Sbellie, Chillicothe pe vlsiUng Mr. and ·Mrs. Dave 'I I Stokely's Stokely's Cut GREEN BEANS PEACHES Halves • Slices $1 89 c•n• c 4 3 No.21h No.2V. Clnl GORTON'S Breaded Fish Sticks - ~~· 99c FOR EVERY ., NEED, ROOM ANO BUDIJETI 1•a11o Baker POTATOES "IW CROP FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT ~· lwttet lrlar Llqulcl JIOit . DISHES '·,, NEW1967 ADMIRAL QUALIT$ T.V. ' .1 Yates. Sharon Frank, student at Marsb,all · University, Hlllltlai- . ton, w. Va., spent t1tt we,tend with Mr. and Tlfl1, H u 11s .......L 6:1..... Ara Myel'$, ' ~ Gnlllllicklti ' ·Yates :=~ •bf""' " J Bam.. d 'd .t .... - ;;lirtet .,"·~~lrl· !' i!ee•~' .. '••11 "" 1~ ·: .-,. ....,~ r~>·· v.·~::iilli.,~ ; ~ -,. I !111!!1!1' t.•:~.. J-, .. bridges in Plain and Center o~Ite;n.~h~a~s~n:o]~h;ygrtent~c~v~ai;ue~.- ~ 'J'wp., S. E. Johnson Co. :•nd The anim~l will W. H. Blausey of Mauruc., $3,· food lhalts ti!O,SSO ; $3,5S2.000. Long Bottom '. •• yd. 3 ROOMS New Furniture Watch For •.. '-~eel::....... GAL ~e~ig~s;Loc~~ai~Sc~h~oo~I~D~i~strl~·~ct;."2;:~::;;;;:;:;:::;:;:';:~'; WAID CROSS .. BAKER Tan - Greep - Gray GROVER'S STUDIO Listen For ••• Reg. 98c Value PLAIN COLOR ~· FULL NDGE StJPPO'O:RT~.:t;;;;;~ the fuijlre AlltleUe pl at Mlddleport High will conUnue to do so after lhi Meigs Local School completes Its CO!isoliidat:unll plans, regardless of when where it will be. Will Value For ,. I· "BE IT FURTHER RESOf,V· A Lifetime · ED : That t'Opiea of thiJ resotu. lion be sent 10 the ' Superintendent , 01 ltte Board, and Athletic Director of · WY 2·2475 .,__ Look For .•• 61 FT. VINYL SCOTCH PINE Koratron SLACKS $100 ~ .,.•c•- ·~· 1 Auxiliary of Fire Dept. is Pfanninq Dinner ... Three Booster Groups to Hear Hargraves Next Tuesday I Va.; '' ~ ... -.. PT. PLEASANT , ;. LIVESTOCK s.u.,:s co. ell and infant, Mr. al)d'~rs. Frat!k.:Oa!" o! saturday, Oc~ .IS, 1968 part, all of . . EliZabeth, •Pa., vlsltea;,.,thfrohlll HOGS- 175 to 220 211o 22.· over !he .weekend .w.ftb Ohio. Friday WjtU· S~ "' er 75; Heavies 20 to 21; Fat Sows Mr. 11M Mrs. Paul Bocook Mrs. George Zuspan, Sr. . George Carsoo, moiber,. Mrs. 'Cit..-Ies Batton 1 , 11 to 19.25; Boars 12 to 14.75: visited at Welch, w. va:, with Mrs. Farlee!\ Conley of flO. Ottle Roush, Mr. ~Mr . ~~ Mrs. J~bn· k ~1r1 Pigs 8 to 12. her grandparents, Mr. and ;gan, w. Va., ·~!ted a week Marvin Rouah, , PT PLE:ASA!fr . Holzer Hospital: Visiting CATTLE - Steers 19.10 to Mrs. Henry Brown and at with her. daughter_~nd family, attended the Lartcaster !Un visited 'Cievellmd, ·~· ·, .. b !her- W. Ewell hours 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. Parents 23; Heifers 17.00 to 20.25: Fat Catlettsburg, Ky. Mrs. Edison We~ver, in Mason on Thursday. ' wttit . andWf~-t~ Arnet~ "'toe' s.'" th of Earl H. only en Pediatrics Ward. PT. PLEASANT - The new Cows 15.50 to 17.35· Canners and with another daughter, Miss Mrs. Russell Barton, Mr. and . • "'m. Ame , ven Street, PI: AdmiiSions officers of the Point Pleasant ' 12.10 to 15.50: Bulls IS to 21.35; Seconds 34.10; Medium 28 to. Mollie Nickols. at Vienna, W. at the and Pleasant, died Tuesdaf at his Mrs. Clarence A. Roush, Rt Assembly 23 Order oF Rambow Stock Steers 20 to 2410· Stock 31 60· Common and Heavies 21 Va. , Greensbutg, ;;;e~ii';l'~, horne on Chester Road in Char· 1 Gallipolis; , Mrs. James R: for Girls were installed in Heifers 16.75 to 20.25; ' Stook to. 33'. Other guests at t!Ie Weavers' she Is to undergo obser·l p. lesion, W. Va. Merry, Rt. 2 Bidwell: Mrs. tmpresstve ceremony . Sunday Steer Calves 22 to 33.85; Stock Total Sale $75,653.18. Seven· w~ Rev. and Mrs. Willis She reportedly He was the son of th• late Willard G. Cox, Rt. 1 North· afternoon at the Masomc Tem· Heiler calves 21.50 to 24. Ity·seven buyers and 190 con· Conley and two daughters oF ill WhUe visiting iieJ' Dr. and Mrs. U. G. Arnett of up; Mrs. Maxine Taber, Crown pte. VEAL CALVES - Topa 35: signors. Chapmansvtlle, W. Va.; Mrs. Patty Lepro at Point Pleasant. Mr. Arnett was City· Mrs Ethel Shadle South Miss Frances Lantz Is the[ll.'iiiiii active in the civic atrairs in Side: W, John R. M~rshall, worthy ~dvisor of the local Charleston for the past 40 years. New Haven; Christopher H. Order With D1ana. Ba~ss, wor1 He wa• a retired salesman Moody, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. thy ~ssoclate ,advtsor, Rebec· I · , for the Eskew, Smith & Can- B . M Sayre Grt'mm• ca Rtre, Chanty: Nancy Som· non Company where he had L8esste nd' . .M Ja' k C Hig-• ervt'IIe, Hope; L'mda Burc ham, been employed for 33 years. mg. rs. c · Naith; Barbara Halstead, re· gms, Pl. Pleasant; Chester L. d d P 11 H .b 1 He was a member of several Cochran, Pt. Pleasant; April cor er an a y el , reas- , Masonic Bodies Marie Armstead, Pt. ~leasa~t; ur!~pointed officers are Karen I Surviving in addition to his Mrs. Tracy c. Hanmng, Mtd· Greene, chapla'tn·, Peggy Prt'd· l brother are his wife, Audree, dl ep_or t: Andrew c· BradFord • dy, drill leader·. Judy Halstead,· 1 one daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Racme; Mrs. '1 nary c · Buck• love; Denise Fisher, religion: Rocchio, Deerfield, Florida; Rt. 3 Pomeroy: Mrs, Dana iJ. Brucella Chadwick nature· one son, W. E. Arnett, Jr., Swift, Middleport; George . W. Relda Doolittle, 'immorality: North Augusta. S. C.. O(le sis- Pierce, Rt. 2 Racme; Patnc1a Connie Bias, fidelity·, Jackie ter, Mrs. Raydal Amick, Or· E· Pn wer, Long 1san 1 d N y • · .; Gabritsch, p11triotism ; Betty lando, Florida and five grand- Deanna M. New, Columbus; Wolfe service· Dianne Fisher I children. William H. Layne, Rt. I Pedro; confidential observer; Joann~ I Arrangements will be an. J. Arthur Crow, McArthur; Kauff, outer observer: Dianna Reg. $1.99 Vilue 9' x 12' Size naunced by the Wilson Funer- Mrs. Irvin L. Hoyt, Ravens- Ferrell musiCian· Ann Jordan al Home in Charleston. ' ' wood ; Mrs. p eter s. watd eck· rose lecturer Shelia Taylor ' Weather Proof PLASTIC Ravenswood; Richard L. Ba!- choir directo~; Karen Cook: leng~, ll, Jackson; Dawn K Ihistorian; Charlene Fluharty, MorriS, Jackson. reporter; Lili Blain, fl3g Blt·ths er. !Mrs. Tracy C. Hanning, Mid- Choir members are Nancy ' • With 4 Batteries dleport, daughter, 1:47 p.m. Halstead, Brenda Hartley, can MASON _ The Ladies Aux- Tuesday. thy Hartley, Valerie Sayre, • For Sportsmen Reg. 29c Value " !Uary of the Mason Volunteer Discharged Vickie Rice, Rebecca Dabney, Middleport, Shop Thurs. Til 5, Friday Til 8, Set. Til 9 tl Fire De artment held its anni· James . D Abbott, Robert E. Rhonda Bailey, Peggy Faudree, eFor i1 versary pdinner Monday even- Allen, Richard Barton, M"'. Lesa Hudson, Mary '.!cCarty, e9' x 12' Size • it ing at Batley's Restaurant in John H. Busch, Mrs. Fred Velma Wheeler, Candy Ingels, Homeowners SPECIAL PURCHASE. FAMOUS MFG. • Di scount Price b· Pomeroy Prior to the dinner a Facemtre, Mrs. John W. Hart- Lots Turner, Donna Adkms, T short b~ness meeting was well, Mrs. Emmett R. Henry, Claudia Wilson, Barbara Har• For Motorists CLOSE OUT- VALUES TO $2.99 el 001 Uses 11 held with Mrs. Earl Ingels, Albert D. Hill~ Jr., Mrs. Anna ris, Joyce Roush, Belly Ann • president presiding. The group M. Hoffman, Lisa G. Jones, Mrs. Wolfe, Sbelia Taylor, Sherry Low k votsd to 'elect officers at the Elizabeth M. Kryder, Jerry Durst and Lu Ann Blankenship. g first meeting in January. Mahan, Angela McGuire, Mrs. Installing orrtcers were Mrs. Discount Price h The president extended an Donald G. Mliler, Jeffrey J. Janett Capelrdrl,_ installmg of· eSIZES 4 TO 12 fnvitation to new members. The Mlller, Mrs. Ralph E. Parker, fleer; Russell Pnddy, mstal hng e DISCOUNT PRICE next scheduled meeting will be Edward D. Rollins, Raymond marshall: Mrs. Sadie Bailes, ' held November 14th at City Shelton, Mrs. Paul•S. Shoemak· installing chaplain; Miss Shelia e BLACK- LODEN t· Hall er, Mrs. Paul Williams, Mrs. Smith, installing recorder and pair eTAN EA. Additional plans were made Charles E. Yeager and Infant Miso Elizabeth Burcham, in· LOW LOW PRICE 1o help with the TB X-Ray daughter, MrB. William C. stalling musician. which will be at the City Build· Aberts, Jr. and Infant son, ing on October 19th from 10 : Mrs. Rodger M. Davidson and 1 a.m. until noon and from 2 to infant daughter. Values To $1.79 6 pm. LADIES "ADIGO" LADIES $1.99 Attending were Mrs. Ingels, BmTH ANNOl!NCED Asst. Crystal Cut 1 Mrs. Harvey Newland, Mrs. MASON _ Mr. and Mrs. PERM-PRESS :Jaltas Walker, Mrs. Paul Bo. , k M C .1 J h M Jerry Moore, Barboursville, an· PT. PLEASANT _ Seven , .oo , rs. ect o nson, rs. the b' th f Jeff M Kathryn Johnson Misses Rose- nounce lr o a son, . ason Countians Jert Tuesday llary Sisk and B~cky Taylor rey Lee, 8 lbs., 'h oz., October lrulrning for Ashland, Ky., for _ _ _ _._ · 13, at St. Mary's Hospital, Hunt· induction into the armed forces ington. The Moores are also and 20 selectees went for physi· ROLL-UP SLEEVF eSalad Set - - - the parents of anotber son, cal examinations, according to e Punch Bowl Sot Jerry Woodrow. Grandparents the Local Selective service ASST. COLOR eCako Stand are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore, Board, Pl. Pleasant. e Bathroom Set Pt. Pleasant, and Mr. and Inductees were Jan L. Had· eTablo Ensemble STIRRUP STYLE i Mrs. Lawrence HoFfner, Pom· dox, Roger M. Hughart, Ter· EA. Gauge readings: Gallipolis eroy. Great Grandparents are ranee F. Smith, Lester L. Mar~ . ~ 0Rm n9, 12.1, running 2 feet Mrs. J. F. Goodwin, Parkers- tiska, Preston E. Love, AubASS'f! SOLID COLORS on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· burg, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S.. rey R. Kinlfl and Bruce Doug· , 2~: Pt. Pleasant 23.82, Hmton Wolfe, Rt. 2, Racine, and Mr. las B"'h, 1.20 , Kanawha Falls 3.13 Char· , Herman HoFfner, Pomeroy. Selectees were Arthur Lee ' LADIES' FAMOUS MAID .eston 18.79, London, Marmet , King. carl Roush, Richard EA. '-~~ Wmfteld dams were oo Jile l Pleasant Valley Hospital A. Neal, Rllllsell W. Dabney, Circle Stitched Regular $5.98 " s. Admitted: Mrs. Jerry Harrl· .Richard L. Rainey, Roger L. Boat Movements: ;son, Gallipolis; Richard Wea- ~ Mayes, Donald P. Choquette, Oblo River - Edeana Bas- : ver, Buffalo; Mrs. Clan Saru· Ronnie A. Wheeler, George T. FOR THE OUT-DOOR MAfl wortll down 13, 6:30 a.m.: Steel :som, Wayne, W. Va. Epling, Ronald Ray MIller, All Sizes and Cups Ranger down 13, waiting; On· Dlocbarged: Ivan Newell, John Jones Snead, Charles E. INSULATED RUBBER ward up 14, 5:15 p.m.; Philip Southside : Sammy Sturgeon, Clendenin, Douglas B. Beaver, Special Price I up 14, 7:20 p.m.; Ben 1 Ashton; Mrs. Kenneth. Rollins !Raymond E. Bledsoe, Clrarles , I up 14, 8 p.m.; Harvey land son, Letart. ~ W. McFarland, Arthur D._ ., 1 up 14, 8.50 p.m.; st. 1 Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ry, Le~ter L. See, Rankm L. M ~.14, 10.50 p.m.: Queeo i Harrison, Gallipolis, a daugh· McDamei and Glen W. Great· City u 4,\3 a.m.; Jenks up ter. h-.::".::"':..:':...·- - - - - - Reg. $1.00 14, 5.30 ....; Esso Pennsylvan· . Ia down 14, 6 a.m.; Zimmer up ATI'END CONVENTION ConvenUon, of Student Cou1ncills ! t4, 7:20 a.m.: Criss Jr. up 15, MASON - Four students at Jackson 1 Mtll October LAY-AWAY NOW BOYS NEW American Made &:30 a.m.; A. J. Pattea up 16, from Wahama Higlt School and 17 ~d 18th. The stud~nts ( l:lt .a.m.; National up 17, 5:30 their advisor Mrs. Russell Cape· Jeamne Miller, Vtctorm PERM-PRESS ··w.m.; Peggy Downey down 17, hart are attending tho State Steven Fowler and Allen i :35 a.m.: Walter Beckjord down 18, UO a.m.; Indiana up JO, 4 a.m.; New Martinsville ~• , I i.own 21, 3:10a.m.; W. H. Sha· .f; rer, Jr. up 22, 5:30p.m.; Retia~- d ~e doWII 22 , 4 a.m.: ELoluisiana ~ ,..p 22 , 5:45 a.m.: gerclill Asst. Dark Colors down 23, 7:30 p.m.; Baby Lear Sizes 6 to 16 i IIOwn 23, 9:45 p.m.; Frieberger 10 in. Teflon Cooled l 1 town :13, 2:20 a.m.: E. P. Jones Flome Proof t ~~ town 23, 4 a.m.; Steel Express ~ 1• IP 23, 5:40 a.m.; Ashton down Rog. $15.00 Valuaa 'I 1, Greenup 8:20 p.m.; Scott Cho· A till down Greenup 12:55 a.m.: L , ·' ltnor up Meldahl 6:30 p.m.: Pamela D. down Meldahl 1 p. E PR. n.; Brian B. down Meldahl 9:· I•) ,! 15 p.m.; John J. Rowe up Mel· Reg. r· dahl 11:05 p.m.: Flag Ship Ll'f Complete Awoy $1.99 !I IP Meidahl 12:30 a.m.; ValvoWith 3 Log Stand REGULAR 3.99 Now ';, line down Meldahl 5:35 o.m. 1-Dally Stnt!Gil, .... '\' ,.r· I' '• 0 .. '11-,;,. ' ,, NCEINTHE lNG ,, ,., ·I '" ,. • This is Scope, the new mouthwos" discovery from Procter & Gamble. New Scope is powerful. first thing in the morning end yourbreoth feels fresher . for hours. Scope hos a greet taste, too. But don't take our word fpr it, We'd rather you tear outthe coupon, hurry to your favorite store, and SQVe. ten cents on your ftrst boule of Scopel. 1J J• I '" II li I ot: I - I a / I - �r I • J • I ' l'l • -· - . • • • - I I . ' I NY·.' S ~vV'ITIQNS ·1 . ' I More Space For A Wider Selection Of Quality Merchandise At Discount Prices More Parking Space Soon· It's usually flirly newsworthy· ~euuse. most of us •llifrays I want to save money . .If you happen to be one of theH persons, then Foodland's Big Change Prices are for you. QUANlHY TO $ERVE YOU · • The big story is Foodland's Big Change prl~lng. The st0ry1 not that new, but it's alw1ys timely• WE RESERVE THE .RIGHT TO LIMIT Get in on the big story yourself' 1nd ·get more big ~•nge ~ cash savings back at Foodland's checkout fOUnter every .;....~. , Q. · ~----~1_idd_lepo_rt,---:o. .. ::~ . c TENDERBEST ROUND .ft~'l~ I ' ' • • CHANGE· . '' .STORY ... THE CONVE~IENT (· ~- . EVERYDAY LOW PRICES lalANT Sill OXYDOL GIANT SIZE Ill I Ell 79c 79c BATH SIZE lEST SOAP 20c TENDERBEST . DIAl NO DRAIN CLEANSER 49c oz.69c _ _ _ _ l9c NABISCO e Pecan Short Bread eApplt Strudrilt eCoconut Choc. Chip Cookltt 32 "TION DRY BLEACH _ _ __ 22oz.67c NIAGARA DRY STARCH _ _ _ _ noz. 23c STA fLO LIQUID STARCH _ _ _ •;, gal. 5TA PUFF fABRIC SOFTINU LB. 1a o•. LIQUID PLUMR _ _ _ _ _ QUART CLORDX BL!ACH CUBE 25c 1os SOAP PADS ( J •'' sos ./ LB. fAORTON TV 2s BAYER'S 63c oz.29c . J $ SMUCKER'S 00 .. IISQUICK BISCUIT MIX - - - MIRACLE MAIZE CORN BREAD MIX •z. 40 OL 20 ••. BONUS 48c 23c DAN DEE 9 oz. POTATO bag SUDDEN BEAUTY 6 . 5 _ . ··· Dippity Do ... ,., soz. c BONUS BUY ( •• Complete Line Of TRICK Or TREAT CANDY CIDER, APPLES NESTLES . GAL. 2 lb. can \' . HEADS &SHOULDERS Shampoo :~~·5 s.s.s. REEF ' I BOUNTY BIG ROLL i \ ... .g.. Iii .. [~ ~· I• j i1 ; .• .:: ~ REG. : $1.39 .. . i! REG TONIC $1.44 i ·4 A. LB• .A iAG NEW DAD'S S ROOT.BEER FLORIDA c · i gal. .. ·-- . ), . ··~··· .. .. - ' LB. 8AG I ' ' ' • CIHO·CKS _· VITAMINS$ ' 2 Gallon can CONTAC I COLD .1 CAPSULES ~ c ._ ___ REG. $1.49 • Reg~ . .. J • -;•: -! Red DeliCious . Roll i MOUTH WASH BONUS BUY • i PRODUCE I ~· ·o· Setting ·Gel . CANS i . •~· i: i Bf ~- _,. ~· . -- '•Of VI EN EASY MONDAY .:-.. - REG. $1.07 1 ~ I ARMOUI§: · 2·:. CHIPS .. .. .... .... .. 59c: u ,.!. ' 19c " :• E ·Grape FOR .t ARGO COIN STARCH _ _ _ _ 16 ASPIRIN BON.US BUY 39c 22 o•• CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER _ _ _ C each • - - - v, gal. 69c tiiAGARA SPRAY 5TARCH 49 125 ·~ WE RECEIVED A LARGE SELECTION.: . . •3.19 ·· Toblets ' OF SHOTG~~ l ·N. TIS ON.THE WAY .'. SHEL~S ' . ) ' I ::: ' ~ .:' "' ,.,, �r I • J • I ' l'l • -· - . • • • - I I . ' I NY·.' S ~vV'ITIQNS ·1 . ' I More Space For A Wider Selection Of Quality Merchandise At Discount Prices More Parking Space Soon· It's usually flirly newsworthy· ~euuse. most of us •llifrays I want to save money . .If you happen to be one of theH persons, then Foodland's Big Change Prices are for you. QUANlHY TO $ERVE YOU · • The big story is Foodland's Big Change prl~lng. The st0ry1 not that new, but it's alw1ys timely• WE RESERVE THE .RIGHT TO LIMIT Get in on the big story yourself' 1nd ·get more big ~•nge ~ cash savings back at Foodland's checkout fOUnter every .;....~. , Q. · ~----~1_idd_lepo_rt,---:o. .. ::~ . c TENDERBEST ROUND .ft~'l~ I ' ' • • CHANGE· . '' .STORY ... THE CONVE~IENT (· ~- . EVERYDAY LOW PRICES lalANT Sill OXYDOL GIANT SIZE Ill I Ell 79c 79c BATH SIZE lEST SOAP 20c TENDERBEST . DIAl NO DRAIN CLEANSER 49c oz.69c _ _ _ _ l9c NABISCO e Pecan Short Bread eApplt Strudrilt eCoconut Choc. Chip Cookltt 32 "TION DRY BLEACH _ _ __ 22oz.67c NIAGARA DRY STARCH _ _ _ _ noz. 23c STA fLO LIQUID STARCH _ _ _ •;, gal. 5TA PUFF fABRIC SOFTINU LB. 1a o•. LIQUID PLUMR _ _ _ _ _ QUART CLORDX BL!ACH CUBE 25c 1os SOAP PADS ( J •'' sos ./ LB. fAORTON TV 2s BAYER'S 63c oz.29c . J $ SMUCKER'S 00 .. IISQUICK BISCUIT MIX - - - MIRACLE MAIZE CORN BREAD MIX •z. 40 OL 20 ••. BONUS 48c 23c DAN DEE 9 oz. POTATO bag SUDDEN BEAUTY 6 . 5 _ . ··· Dippity Do ... ,., soz. c BONUS BUY ( •• Complete Line Of TRICK Or TREAT CANDY CIDER, APPLES NESTLES . GAL. 2 lb. can \' . HEADS &SHOULDERS Shampoo :~~·5 s.s.s. REEF ' I BOUNTY BIG ROLL i \ ... .g.. Iii .. [~ ~· I• j i1 ; .• .:: ~ REG. : $1.39 .. . i! REG TONIC $1.44 i ·4 A. LB• .A iAG NEW DAD'S S ROOT.BEER FLORIDA c · i gal. .. ·-- . ), . ··~··· .. .. - ' LB. 8AG I ' ' ' • CIHO·CKS _· VITAMINS$ ' 2 Gallon can CONTAC I COLD .1 CAPSULES ~ c ._ ___ REG. $1.49 • Reg~ . .. J • -;•: -! Red DeliCious . Roll i MOUTH WASH BONUS BUY • i PRODUCE I ~· ·o· Setting ·Gel . CANS i . •~· i: i Bf ~- _,. ~· . -- '•Of VI EN EASY MONDAY .:-.. - REG. $1.07 1 ~ I ARMOUI§: · 2·:. CHIPS .. .. .... .... .. 59c: u ,.!. ' 19c " :• E ·Grape FOR .t ARGO COIN STARCH _ _ _ _ 16 ASPIRIN BON.US BUY 39c 22 o•• CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER _ _ _ C each • - - - v, gal. 69c tiiAGARA SPRAY 5TARCH 49 125 ·~ WE RECEIVED A LARGE SELECTION.: . . •3.19 ·· Toblets ' OF SHOTG~~ l ·N. TIS ON.THE WAY .'. SHEL~S ' . ) ' I ::: ' ~ .:' "' ,.,, �\ ( , .. I '• ' IIARNIY • \ GOOGLI 11111 VWIII'Y IMITH I'M III,INNII\I' A~DeWII. AT1'H EleiEil'IL. 11011& 'ICQIIV, -tet Extra Cash The Want Ad ·. Way Business Services . ' ----=-~-=---- . •'.\Nt AD , . 'Sale INFORMATION • o... ....,. ,.,......... 81ADLINII M. , Mefttft OteOUM ft911 &. .. . CANCIU.AfKUI. CO. . IC110Nt Wit> .. tCCipte9 IIIMM f:ft A. II. .... .,.., .. ~~~·~'"A IIUNI t "' ""VDitthlt ..... Mid .... \ .. 1411 ., fltllttt 64 CHEVROLET ... I• Chlllebll irrOrt lftOIIIt . . """'"' tmmed••tll'lo r,.. .... tltt.• .wn no1 De f"'.,.nll.... ttt . . .t ... ,. Nll'll &t:t MPYIOt Ner.. \ftlf ,........_ POt I .n ~en •• Mlntmum ......_,... 4.0 1111111 ..:enh "' -ro .., ' • .,.. C.. .... ,......,..... ...... . ...,.•.,. nuert141111 ... .., c•"' Gtto:ounl en ..... 1M CAit:D D' I M•I•Utl t1.1t fOt tt nrtl $1895 Impala 6 Dr. Sierra Gnld lin!M with spotless rlean matchllll interior, new W.W. tires, V8 eqine, a·utomatic trans., power steering, radio and beater. Set tbll ohlrp ear now. MCHEVROLET $~5 lmoalo Hardtop. Loeally oWDed ODd olll,y 12,000 mUeo 8 C)'l· Inlier, power oteerlnl, spotl061 foWII lotertor, beautt1ul rna· l'OOD finish, radio ana beoter. 61 RAMBLER $595 Conv. Cpe, Good llros, 8 C)'l. enalne, ald. trallll., R.H. good top, p. steering. tMift... "''" '"• •llfOrrlcl I DIU u•111a lee.. tftlniiMUII Hallt............ ,. o•lltCI Hov•a ...... ,.,. .. ....niA'r lzlll & . ~OIP¥o.lb Pomeroy Motor M .. 1......... lhiOIAI'f TG "'-ACI A I:UUll PIODUCI ... WAN1 AD PHON~ For Sal• or R•nt 1 : PORK CHOPS, 69c lb., Jowl Far Sale or Reol sliced, 3 lb. $1.39,, oologna, 3 5 ROOM bouse and bath, ~a ExP¥,1en... lb., $1.39, smoked ll'ams, tl9c tot, lot 1120 E. Malo St., Pom- RADIATOR lb., cubed st~ak, 79c lb., eroy, 0. Ph. IJ92.5334. bananas, 8c lb., 16 rolls tis10 17 6tp SERVICE sue, $1.110. peaches, 4 No. 2\i! , l d Fo d M50 SPORT . cans, 99c, catchup, 5 for 89c, ~ 0!11 an __u_n___ BOBCAT milk, 79c gal., M&C Food Losl aDd Found SPRINT Mark~ 3 miles south .of Mid· ANYONE finding a g r e e n dleport on Rt. 7. clutch purse botween the 10 19 3tc . Pomeroy . Mason Bridge and 1 ~H"'ANN="'A"'U;;:NE;;;;-,-;th•e-=cust=o=m,-built Pomeroy pleas~ contact Myr· rrom the Lorgest Truck or Phon• 992·2143 travel trailer, 14·18 ft., out tie Bentz, Racme, or phone BuUdozer Radiator To The Pomeroy, 0. lsi 1967 modei on display 1149-2167. A rewanl wdl be Smallest Heater Core. 11'..,=·--,..,,.,;,!!!!!!!!!!!!~ now Roush & Lyons Camp- given for personal papers , ln8 Traners, Horton St., Mas- found In it. 10 17 stc OSSIP on, W.Va. 10 19 Uc Business S.rvltes l'h. 992-2143 Pomeroy I WY 2·2156 Financial BLAETTNARS 1'.--:-........ ;;;;;;;o;;;;;;=-.1 CURTISS "Dairy and Beef" BIG./ALL SALE! Breeding Service at fee Co. ::~~W:R-UNico 23 eu. ft. R'8. $275 fOMIROY,CIHIO ~DIATOR $6 1 :~~: ~~~~~ce:!e ~fb~~ in service. Information any- $239 CALL DICK RAWI.INGS SERVICE _ AROU~DA QJ~VE • I IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER EF.t. ' MI!Jlk \( • 1-\Al 'r'OU'RE 11-1£ FUkliJlfST LOOI(t~ FOOTeAtl Pu>.YER l'VE £\Jf.R S£W! lv KING ·; ' KEITH GOBLE FORD I! _ DOCTOR SAYS I· 1 19 {II --- ~' . ----- .. ., ., ...... ( lO·I't THE BORN LOSF.r.t By ART SAJISOM · In· ! I NATIVE LA !'ORE~ If VANifH!6 G , liT Now lidl'tlfo; !liiip where, service to anyby calling Leland Park· I! body er 992·2264 Pomeroy or 935~ Chester 10 16 30tc , '' WY 'MIII MIDDLIPOIT OHIO By WILUAM D. LAFFLER know when to drop an un....~~-·_N_o_t_i-----~- f I' :,""'""',...""""""'""""""'""i'"'_':_"'_"'_""':Fo:"""'r""r;"";'_le"'"""' --"'~~ ••~ UPI Flaanclal Editor profitable operation in the •• fot Rent M eCar eTruck eHoaler NEW YORK <UPI) - The same manner they would ;o Coro eBulldozor bistory of businesg is filled prune a tree OJ bush. EFFICIEN'.::Y apartment, 4(1 1500 BALES of alfalfa orchard I! READY ·MIX ,concrete - deUvel'eAny Typo with pages of companies Medco, me., a Kansas NOTICEI POMfiiOY t Spring 4v<., Pomeroy, Ohio. !I'ISS mixed hay. $30.00 per • ed right to ,our project F'"'t which started from scrat<h, City, Mo .. firm, is a typica 992 2111 OPERATION Pt•. 992-2288. 10 14 Uc ton. Call Ravenswood 2'13• and grew into multlmlllion-1 example of the successful 1· company that began its exand easy. Free esUmates. dollar enterprises, 181 t733 or 273-9715. ' Pbone .... - · "~•lein ,.,, 12196 Moddloport 0 _lSHED ap·~en• F-U_R_N 1 OF • ~ "" ~ U ··~ -· .. ~. """" • ' It also tells of instances istence with a small m·tlay. 11 floor, modem. nlco for coup. 1D te - -Ready·Mis Co.. Middleport. te or one person. Ph. 992· POR SALE _ Used coal !urn· Ohio. wherein companies started In this case about $600. In THE RACINE 8 so U• - - --:Leg,--1-:1- N: -:-0-f:-tc_e_ _ with heavy capitalization only eight years, Medco. which 3267 , 10 5 ISto ·ZENITH console T.V .. and an· ace witil autotnaJic control• ---- --tenna, excellent cond1t10n. Ph. nd •. ,..·atlc' ,blower • 1' UR CONDITIONING !!efMgel' to fail because of combina- operates leased jewelry de· PLANING MILL RIXJM t nd bath · 992·3264. auw $125. Chase' "Hard·, . - --· NOTICE J · apartmen 1 10 18 Sic acondition, atIen servIce J ac k's Refrig· LEGAL lions of unfavorable factors. partments, has run Its sales ALONG RT. 124 furnished. Middleport. Ph. ware. Ph. ~2511, Middle- I eration, New Haven. Phone Rita Jean Rizer, a minor,'! The companies which bios- up to about $19 tmUion an99Z·3874. 9 12 Uc ONE GAS cjj:culating heater, port, o. · · 10 18 3tc ru W5S'I. · -- ~ - 6 tfc whose place of residenN> is C-o , som from small seeds have nually. It currently operates HAS BEEN RESUMED J ROOM furnished apartment, I 45,000 B.T.lY.Good condition, , 0 N-~IONEY ,."CK Tu I HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Mrs. Wanda R. Lyons, 2821 Mili· ~ one thing in common. They 97 leased units from coast,. ,..,..,..,....,....,...........,...,..,.._. excellent condition, convent. also small gas heater. Mrs. E,... . 'v• Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold tary Road, Niagara P•lls, New I .__ _. ... _ - ·- -- to-coast. HAM SHOOT Sunday, Oct. 23 ent to a shopping area, im· i Frank Davis, Mason, W. Va. :~~ ~e':n~~ ~t ~~~ Brothers. 618 E MaiD Sl, York,. otherwise, whose place ':You ~.an call us Instant on the Bohby Hill Farm off mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992· 10 18 3tc D 11 Sentinel Phone 992- Pomeroy. 9 12 tfc of res1d:nce Is unknown, will Jewelers, Fred Goldman lr., 8 Y the Ranne·Bashan Road 3346 after ; p. m. 10 16 lfc · I president of Medco, sa1d. 10 10 &tp WITH COt.D WEATHER -·- a:: take notiCe that on the 20th day starting at 12 noon Spo"<>r· l BSA, 1963 motorcyCle, 850 mod· 2158. heao crlckello pid . & oth of Sept•mber, 1966, the under· By Wayae G. Braadstad~ M.D. "We can open a jewelry cteed by the Radne Fire Defot Sale el, Phone 9a2-5195 after 5 p.m. ~ULXJEt PRICED lurnlture tt er t~eeto wni ;., :~In signed filed his petition against Q - My niece had toxemls partment quickly in a store partment. 10 19 4lc 10 16 6tp ' our third Door budget shop. 'd h h g II' her in the Commo1 Pleas Court of pregnancy and tbe doctor and staff it with expert ne:J. 1: 'll SHOOT, Sonda,--&t 23, 1sh;GER SEWING Machine., , , , Baker turnlture, Middleport :;..vourPro~~e Y;;re hom; of M~igs County. Ohio, praying took 1he baby of B17veo meoths pie. And if we see the .' P' 11 8 starting at noon at the Fork· i Zig zag eqwpped to button- TREAT rugs rtght, they be 1 Oblo. -~ 12 tfc from these pests wltb ARAB, for dtvorce and othr relief, on by Caesare'!," section. Is thls l eration . IS not workmg <'<i Hun Sponsmen Club. 1 hole, applique, monograms, I dehght If cleaned .vtth Blue ,LUSTRE FOAM'S ezclusive eo!· ! available at King Builders the grounds of gross neglect of always done. Is there any oth· or makmg money, _we can Sponsored hy the Forked' overcasts etc. Pay off bat. Lustre Rent electric sham- or brightening formula will , Supply c... Mlddleport. duty. Said cause will be for er treatment for this condl· pack up and move like Bar. Run Sportsmen Club. ance due of 4 payments $6!' pooer $! BaKer Furniture 01 · 1 make yolll' carpets look like · ' 1 11 tiC hearing on and after the 3rd day lion? num and Bailey." 10 17 6tc I new ll81ln. Electric sham~ j MAKE 10 19 3tc each. Ph. 992-2685. .. - M · ORE- PROFIT hu of November, 1966. ' A - Toxemia or poisoning Goldman said his company · 10 19 U 1 er rental .1. Ebersbach's . . , w1 GLENN E. RIZER, a of pregnancy mcludes three operates in such chains as I WIU. NOT be responsible for , c SOUP'S on, the rug that Is, 10 Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. Its ling your f11't~IS ,serv)c~ In minor, by Norman Rizer, I. related conditions - pernicious Woolco, a division of F. W. any debts contracted by any· ELECTROLUX sweeper, on ' clean the spot wtlh olue Lu,. j 10 13 6tc the Dally Sentinels Busmess bis lather and noxt friend, vomiting (net the ordinary Woolworth Co.; J. C. Pen. one other than myself. Read- . wheels. pop out paper bags., tre. Rent electric shamoooer' . - I Semce column. 10 10 U Plaintiff. mor"'"" sickness), pre-eclamP.: ney,· J. L. Brandl!lS & Co. ah Liilldermilt. 561 W Main for $ p Ce t Bloek R •1 E t ..._ For 5 1 •w'" dual cleaning tools rugs, L omeroy men · e I ••• I e AUCllUNEEB Webster and Fultz sia and eclampsia. They are of Omaha; Emporium of St. 10 16 SL, Pomeroy, 0. 3lp furnit!lre, dusting, etc. Only Co - · · Com•.... Service b h od II f WAMS l'rading Post and An· · . NEW s bedroom home, gas ' · .Atwrneys for PlainUtl caused y t e pr uc on o Paul ; Globe of Scranton, Pa. 17 left of"·" each. steam -~ •··• wall to wall rugs, Crill- Hr•dturo~ (9) 21, 28; 110 5, 12, 19, 26; the normal end products of I and National Bellas Hess, as !lquo Store moved to a new 5Phpaymer.ts 10 19 Uc - -· -tO'- - 6tc ...... 992 2685 01 location. oow at Cross Roads · · · UNCLAIMED FREIGHT - IIJ: jade .,.en, modern kitchen, ,._ "'"'' ....olad (II) 2, 7tc protein metabollsbm In lncreas· well as J. W. Mays, Inc. of Junction 1:!4 and otate route , HOMELITE Chain saw, In good aew zig zai sewing machines gu, plenty cabinets, living A. ,;. IRADFIIIW ed quantity and the Inability Ne'f York. .._ 143 on RuUand ttoad. Phone condition, price $120. See Willi 20 year factorJ f!IIBI' nom, dining area, bath, utU· 8Hiae, Oblo• NOTI<I •• ILE<TION 011 ux of the victim's liver to neutral· "We've buRt up our repu· 1 av UYY IXCUI 011 'hll lze th ese po Isonoua was., •· pro. tation on .:now -"blllty """ --• con· H:!-4161. e 16 tic Gene Lemley, Porlland, 0. antee, nationally advviiHd I ity room, built on garage with TIN IN MILL LIMITAfiON Ph. 843-2283. 10 11 etc brlllds, to be sold for storage' heat, full basement with' heat, SXW!NG machiiB, repatr • . P\lft\ldct NOTicE "ol. h"'"' ''''" ""'· '" ducts and of her kidneys to fldence,"· Goldman said. "II - - - -- - - - - - ~~ a RuoluUon of the ·-• freight totals of $45 each. large tot, extra lot, 45 1 7t .tee, all IIIUol. WY WIN. co ... u or ... V"'·-' ,, ""'"'· Ra· eliminate them. These poisons someone doesn't feel he has Wante d To B•IV KENMORE gas circula"•• .... , -· -' .... Clll be paid at $5 per month. with buildln& 20 1 30, sulla- b Fabrtc Shop. Potnei'OJ ~:;;.,t'~&er.~':.'"W:b.''!..::t'..:l further damage tbe Uver and got his money's worth on !H~DING timber In Ohlo heater, like 74new, $50. Call Gtlle We will deliver to your home ble for double prage or e•· Authorized Singer Sale8 aud to • ..... •• " " .,.,,, "' uJd vu. tldneys thus settlna up a viC> our jewelry or costume jew. '" Wes1 Virginia, or old Coleman. 2-5829• ~ut 1 an~0 • to sew on tbem to make sure tra house, good nelgbborhood, Service. I Ill 1111 ~.. ::0..' ~~ l<LJ,f.-':011 . :1 ~lous cycle. elry, he gets a cash refarms W!'lh t1rn ' ber. Mar1on ' • _ __ ""' I tely .. cl ... ...._ d h I lactnt. Ohio at thl! NJU}ar . Th 1y ' f toe .• . , d .. you are compe saws cu.. 081 w oMAv an sc oo, I IJ(ace .,ot .otiN' th~. 'lr Tulfday, ,o;. e ear stgns o 1 m1... _u n. Reynolds, BOJ Tl, Syracuse, SOLID STATE STEREO -1966 Call IJ92.3218. 10 16 1111 , tum right at the city of Synsurance the ,,.. da7 ot N, ..,. •., '""· tho are scanty urine, headache, Goldman had spent almost ' jp t J od I Rad' GET a qu~Jtl~ or tev:v1n11 in urf'H! nr the 0. 8 18 1112(!11 wa u conso e m e • IO racu111 sign, go 400 ft. and n quotation from REIJ. teo11tln limit•''••· ,., ,,, "'"'"· or swelling of the feet and bl ur· 15 years working ,m Amster.... ---~-· .... equipped with 4 speed autolnstructlont turn left, 3rd house down tbe l'ER INSUitANt;E AUENt;Y ~::l\:"=.!'' ''' '"'''"'·' '' red viSion. When tbese atgns dam as a jeweler before reHelp W•nted malic cbanger, t speaku MIN row. Marion Reynolds, Syra· 1 INC. before renewmg your ,,.~& ·• • ,...,, •• addlt<on•l ,,. are noted prompt treatment turning to the United States OISPATCHER, full time, Inter. 10und ... •- 11 te • cus• I 0 . , Box 77 • 10 14 30tc lI auto illllurance . We may be "a rtM ••• WJI*e*"dbtl '""" 10 "" '" ' " "' (Dr " WI'th bed res t and a dlet low •· h's -.,- lem, jllll llbu lB. n.aq 'wo" ' r.'llll~ w he1p form Medco ""tb W! I 11 1 view at the cab office In Mid- pay $1.211 per...week or pay , Train now to drive semi truck GOOD rooms, bath, oble to aave you money. .,,~ · "''"'' " ., " '""'"' whl<h in protein Is often followed by brother and fatller He idol4 1arge 28 Call ftM_ .,ountt~ Tw~ntJ t:t'n~ for eacb • . dleport, corner of Second at bal ance due ..,.. · .,.,.. local and over the road. Earn , riverfront lot. flood tree, 8 2 Uc ,_.,........, dell"' 01 ,.11\,uon, '" improvemenl In more severe lzes his father, Fred GoldMill St. Ph. 992·2605 3218. IO 16 &tc top_ wage after sboti training. $3500, 840 E. Main Sl Pom- AUTOMOBILE Insurance been ·~~,'~'.:;l; ,., "'' -·" •m .. cases Epsom salts, drugs to man Sr., who is now In his 10 16 6tc l960 35 x • , 2 bedroom ·---· Wr le call 51'~2'1 N _ open at 8:)11 o'rloet A. llof . and rBmaln I uuU3~ . 1 or ii"'WN"'r ' a~ eroy. Contact Mila Hudson, canceUed! ... I.NM JIW' operat- .,.n unw uu o'dod: P. M Eutttrn ower th e blood pressure and ••• IIW!. , trailer, Melvin Little, Chelion Wide ·125& Corwin Ave., Syracuse. 10 16 121p or'a lieense! Call wv 2-29A standard Tim• or wd ""· barbiturates are given. This "My father comes to work w~mted Br o)'tly.J' the loUd o1 E.Uona,. 10 1t lc sbire, 0. 10 13 6te Hamilton, 0. e !~ . IIi! .., 'ltetjo {'"""·Ohio treatment ·enables most women every day," Goldman said. ' ror prires paid tor live • ii.. ~u/t,_. Auto ,._1 f:!~:. ;:".!!!ion':"~\~ to carry the baby to lull term "He ts a great man tllld we poultry . Frank Helsel, New ! DAILY CROSSWO"D "'1 1 'l .... D•~o<~OcL!.uoo but evenwlththebestofcare, don't know wbot we would 4 0 21 ' u. " Holland, 0. Ph. 49f>.5241, eode : 1\ "" ' · " It ."nay be necessary to term!· do without btm." 614 10 5 23tp 1 .WBOSS 2 Godl 19 Auto l'OIIEROY- WANT A HOME! "SKYLARK ... Now $27?1 LIOAt. MOTICI aate, tbe pregnancy either by UNICO TIRES, 670x15 S.le - - 12.45 plus Rooflne. Lown l'ol'llllnr Monv ttomo On Solo TRUCK WITH 115' lOA!' OF Rawlings Hond• Stla Service, Dependability are Key to Business Success -- - I'l ' NtCI$1 PIOPLII I OPIN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 1' I II ONI 01' rHI BLAETTNARS 1:. • I HONDA SAil$ & SERVICE 1 r11M lt.....o ....... · HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORC)'CLES Pomeroy Motor Co. QUAUTT ~UltMc..... SNUFFY _ --:------ ~«fCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS • _:_ ___ , ·- ___ I '•' -· ··. \ Lint! ORPHAN ANNif By HAROLD GRAY n·•i ALLEY OOP Jo1~LY?P YES, ACOORPI~ 10 ,""TS A 1-'LA(:'E? MY GAANt>FAl!iE~ rr WAS A PL.t.cc, ALL RIGHT I' ,LI"• ""'"lfl..,. · - -- -·- I1 1. American 1 5. IndFello•w"" , P. ~kg• of I ....... I, 10. U. Stoma Fall to Wft ·I lll ' •.1.111 Now Taking Applicatlo•.. ·\ ... FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT , i Earn money ond prim Delivering I abundant!( U.OperaUc melody 15. CDPBUmed Il'I 11. spruo:~ throurh : 19.crunr. THE DAILY SENTINEL to Establishlld Routes. CALL 992-2156 lS. Pronoun bedstead 1 20.HRitOliUI 21 ' u ~,:;:: WORK · or the Teupanthtoneoaie 3. Hknle'!:! ,._ •1 4 · J. A. -.ball rlvlll 6. PMkiDJ box r;- 6. RA>bust · mobtie 21. Npo"!.. , r• _ ~lrl~~~ ... .., ....... ~- deoort Von atllurn• fOI' one U. Footed ... T-•·• A••- .... •• MQ}'e r'• 111. Sprttf!l!l 8. PUACtua. vehlclo 32. Stagger uoamarkl :rr.eonverta U.Mo.nu•· Slrlllo Into r..tund u .Couoh leolher 1'1.0111111114 13. Wandero 19. Fa<IH tor aliout Idly 30.Lift With 40.0izl'• 18 ' In ... t orrort r.--.,..-..,.,...,,.,.,. ~ I 1~ I' lq ~I" 17 18 ~ 1 ~-t • ror bulldozer, reasoo- i able, hnurty rat". Ph. IIII'.ECltJ3 :n. Gush Y 2.3 JOtc 1 11uddenly - - -- - - - - - - "· Po>.-try 26 Aff ted OLJ:lf--1-+-+-1--1 F01 Rent · many,er;; ec ~ Ill. J ROOM hot;;;; with halh-. - in 27. ~,~... IIi ~ ,.. ,... Pomeroy. Ph, 9!12:0.185, 28 ~'h;ntoe 10 4 tr. c dynasty ,n 29 "lrRNISHED and unfurnished ·:;';::;;: P.~~~~;;;~:?,b;'llt.<""rl--t-1~ru~l"1f4rt-t--J apartments. Close to schooL 33. Indefinite ~ Phone !192·5404 10 18 Uc article ~ • U. Homo rRA ILE R for rent. Brown a a&pleu ra r//. f4-1f-1M7/J~i-;;1.1 ,-. Ji'Z Trniler P<~rk. Mirtersville. : aa...__ -..121 Ph 992 0 I 6tc rlftr ~zv one " ·3324. I I j n.oompotltoro L_ .,t~~t"T"i~n"j-t"i"-1 FOUH ll!Kl\1 lu rm>hl'<l aparl 38. Rant ~... ~ ment \\!\' t- :lii5R 4 14 ~c 39. Apart ,,. ...-1-+-+-~ 60. Jtven I ap-~"ment. 41. Golf ft"-+-+-4-l UNFUR- NISHO1:...I) cu moundl l\9 , newly reckcorated, North , '2. Employs ·-· ~ ' ,. Second 1\ve.. Middlt:port, 0 ., ' D(lo\VN ~ t"'l tz;; ~ will rent reasona~Je. Frank 1. Coaot ....... Fugate, 992-5293. 10 16 tic DAILY CR"""""'liOTE - Here'• llow w ._..1~~"~.. ...... ~ wv.w. ... i ROOM opartment with batb. A X Y D L B A A ll 8 •- L O N O I' ... - LLOW Ph 992-:n\9 a g Uc .. =-=== fif . -+-1 I E' t r._ j 2 bedroom home, Pomeroy. U Ph 9W.l- ~1113 day \IOIIP:R ~ • W'.l-3102 evenmgl) 7 '.14 tic ~~"'Jc;;: .E;-;4-roo :c--,;, •nii ·bOtb 11t> IUrnlshP<I apartment Mldtll& porL OMo. Pb !I!IZ-3874, litre fHHEE and lour room fur atshod apartn•enta. All llllllo flet paid Pho)lt W'/ Wl'll 11owte1 and Reed After 6 p. a call WY Wflt .... One letter almply standi for another. In thi1 samplfll A il uat4 for tilt Ulf'W L'1, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single lettaw, a,_. lMphiea, tbe length and formation of the words are an h1a&& illob dl7 tM code ltttora are dJtrerent. ., A (leyplopam Quotati• PXQUII VUNI'X J'KQJ'D KNI'DCK I' DNA PWFD CKK VCKTCW8C PWFD I' DC XFDCKH.-Y.YCKX Y..-,.o Ceyploquolo: IT IS WRONG TO ASSUME THAT KilN Olr DOIIINSE WEAL'lll ARE ALWAYS IIAPPY..JOIDID.IIOQKIIII'ELLER c............................. ..., j,•=====-===•,1 WM U895.00. V8 Buick 2 dr Hard Top. The original price of this car was $3342.00, and lblo car is like new _ onjJ 8,MB easy miles. It is , .. n;.. ...., equipped. 65 MUSTANG .. , . . . . $11?1 2 bJ'• Dr. Hard flni' bTop. Beautiful all w 1.c s with back bucket seab. Stick shift. A low miileage sharp ear inside and Here'a a buy _ ll,.i story 1r (S bedr ) ame, 1 rooms ooms bath, frtilt and back porch, ood --..aw.- •r:: all in 1 wu.uuw. ..,,000. j POMEROY - IJKE NEW ranch ""'le frame home, 6 -~ rooms <3 bedrooms,, bath, forte<! , .._.. front 188 wr -~ --• IUU ~•e porch _...,.. oak 111111 ' ................. floors, butlt-in kltchetf.·· A11 ._ $ ooo "'" ll, . SYRACUSE - EXt'ELLENT OONDMON - Ranch style frame, 5 roomS (3 bedrooms), modem bath, cellar. carport, workshop and I rental house nearly new, 3 rooms, bath and carport - aU located on level lot This Is an unusual buy, With an income u well 1 U as I pace to ••. "bert •u.,. ......, ..... Broker "' lleBrf, ~Soleaman Bo .,. • r.sa or • • :--==;";-=:--;-10=1;;:7:-Sic 1 L.-ROOM olboule, 2 baths, ln Mlddl...... IS ,_, -...-~ acret ltdtable for housing == ' 'I garage, barn, • b-'"" driveway I u,;a ' f1tmace belled !lome, au for $11,000. Pbool Middleport IIJ.2198 between i and 5•30 . p. m. Mary Lyontl, Eltcu: of Lyons Ellate. 10 7 • BEDROOM ••, •• on •-t 100 • ~'" I 150, home m' ·-<Uent ~ ......._ _ ........ dJlk»lt bJI yard, DeW)J paint_. Phone _, ,_. or Mit .u. ornw fiN~" ..... •• "c 9 410 ~ "'' f ,_ _ _.,, 175 ACRE arm. Wl&"'ll " ' " ' I room& and bath cellar cellar bouBe, I large ' barns. • free 0 .__ __,_ lmmed~ PI• • a~·w I " _ , ate OCCUIUIInMr, Pearl WU· , _ .... J llama, 812-23U Of 992-2681. 10 3 tfCJ t ou . BLAETTNARS P Ohl 0 •moroy, llltl6 CHEVELLE Malibu, ' .,, '·I for.. I HERE"'"'"' 1r una.r "elfe~ 1J •g n br--''- we'•' 500«)0 lba m:::::.,._..,.~• 10 113.~ .-...-. ._..,nL ""' n~ kho~~ce 0~= inducing labor or by Caesarean ••• c-o Harrllon Bowen, Lawrente...JrL vUJe, Georlfl, 1100' whose pre~en\ semun. •h.,......, " •.-.... '' bOUI*l 1bll _. tU 1Mb OotobH, ,.,., c~uon<o w of Q - U a womau bad diph· '""""'· ::'!!"o..."':"..,:O., ~~~~~~.:; theria in childhood, could this cause her to be s•-lle'. IQ trom A - SOme ollter eaase for gb and "'""" '"" .. · ..,. .,,..,..... ber lnferUiity _should be 11011. t of her matdg 'Wimct an~ oth1r bs true! of th e u terine proper nUef. u1d C1'11Uie wlll be lclr - an • lOD ..arint on " ...., the tDih ... 01 tubes or oviducts, endometrlos- ,...-., Racine Soriety Notes hereby day of c•.._ Plua. Cou•••· 0 " 10 Call No. lUIII'f prayinf fOI dlvorca l&ld M!ld.l'fld Clara &ndrewJ oa the fJ'Olllkb of ~ ufltet of dllf.J ° -,... By Mrs. Frallcltl ..._.1 Mr. A. Bradford ,._.., eutered _, _ _ H...,.,., Tu-'-"-v 'or c. ......,. -...... ....,, 0 ~ vi. ..,,_,, Pl~••H ts,, a deficiency of thyroid, 01'' surgery on Wedneec!ay. ~.:n?.~1:~'"'•UH anan or pltult:'ry hormeoe, abo Gary Walker, wbo spent ,. 10. ,., uu o. t. "·.. 2 uOJNOTICI OPILiCfiON ON TAX nonnal secretions of the ut?t" lne cervic fibroid tumorS tilt1ng of uterus or Jo. cal causes. Tests may have to be made to track down the true cause. "- H 1 lind out ~ ow eaa whether 1 have too much er too Utile calcium? What are the symptoms of a calcium deflciency? Whatlnwoultbed cause~ muclt calcium ayamn A - The ao_rmal ra~ of bltod lD ~- 18 8.5 ~ 10 5calcium llligrams .., caD "' maintained · m by ·a •dally be In· ~ otla~ past lblrteen ...,s _... ,, the his l:te !i :' ~. u::: -z '""' ., tfC punu .... ,. KuoluHon ... Ann reltn'ned Monday to Biloxi 1 01 10 18 - -· __ Boarcl of ToWIIIJdp Tru~ttte ot the " ' 1957 CHEVROLET good bape ,.._.,, " Laloaao• CouDtJ. Mils. Air Foret Base. . , a , 0 , 1,, ,,... .., ... ,.. ,., ., • ..,... Mr:. -• "-. . n - Gr.abam PhD Me1er, IIIIU510, ,,.. ...,. wta .. .,•...._ tn • "'"' """ """" 10 12 Uc 'nlte of Ule people of •Rid r.ebanon are vlsiflnll their ma""'nll, Mr. . . T....,.,. ,, , GENERAL ILZCTIGN .-V 14 b• hold In lh• Towultlp ef lAb'"' and Mrs Jerry Gl'lham 8lld 1855 CHEVROLET reballt !Jio.lon,JIO!p Counl,, Ohio," ........ Mr. and.Mrs. Ha~ Willford. tor, very good co ndJtion, con· , .,.,, .., PlaCe• of .. \·utlnc thel'flln on 'J'uH.. .. , ... a1> , ., Noftmbor, ,..., Allen bu been ballarablf dls1 tact Eldon Walburn or oan :::: 1:~ ~..':.'3'~~·,:~ 1:~ cbarged from tbe at be seen at 47t South 3rd SL, nt or Leb•non Towr•hlp Board " Ft. LeJeune Ill Norlb Carolina. 1 Middleport, 0., m.ztl05. ~;:::• Mrs. Laura Bell relunteiU'rl· 10 14 Uc · -~!.~ .... .,. "' . ,""' , ,.' • m~"';';." .. ~· ::; da" fram CI..tnnot! She was 1 -1 1.... "•• ,..,. " • ""' "" ••-"• "' •~-'\rl{ii .,....ed ._ her da•""ler . . . .1 Not!ce mUlt for .. dl ont! t'lollar of vlliUa· J-. Ul ..... ' 1 liiiiiH~;;;;;i.:;ii,~i;;--.- .... · - ._•., " ' " """".., Mrl Katm,D Gunther. They ~:~r:.,• ~: :~\~~·~,:'NT~:x :.:,::: ":ft:Ow;'.~. oouan •• ....... take of 8110 milllgr"!M.caiAclpel' re~ed to ClnetmlaU Saturday TIN MOL~ LIMtTAnON ......... lot .... '"'"'" wlU . . son may have. mUd UID tllld Mra. Bell wm IPtDd the NOTICE 1.1 hfioeb)' llftn lhat 1ft apen at 1:80 o'eloct A ... 1114 .... deticl.ency lor years wllhoul any pu...umee 01' • lteNiuUOn ol tU main DJIU uW 8:30 o'c.toe:t P. If, winter with f¥tt' daughter Mrs. """' .. ..... Townhlp lu14m ........ l'lln• of llld .... symptoms but, II there Is al!o G ..IIUWl ~•er --· """'•• Bell• • of oun, Klle"l CotullJ OJUo, piiHd DJ' order of the BOflrd of &eoof lh ld ho m.N ~ ,. the uta "" ol ae,...,,_, '"'"· ttou of "'"'' """'"· Ohio, a deOctency para yro r• Mri ""bll Milts ntumed to tbeN wtll lie nbmitted to a vote J:lllmett G. WIU. Cbalnnan mone muscle spuDll of the .' • w1 Suuiay after &\YO of the peopl~e of 11dd Olive Township DoroUI7 M • .llobblton•. C..rt tabW her home : :, ', '~~f.;,"';'f:;'~.'!." .. "'J; I;,'::.' 10 1111 '· '" hands and ~~co:pUcate~ weeb villi 1lllli relatives In c.., '"· Ohio, " ,., """'" >'may occur. Wheeling W Va. of .·oUill therein, Oil Tuetdar* tbl NOTICI 0111 lltCTIDif ON fAX calcium deficiency there is ' . Sib ... 01 Noftmhor. lOOf, tbe • LIVY IN IXCIQ o• THI Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cldle vlt••• ""''"'· Infor"'"'" lbe tao TIN ItMILL LIMITATION d•••er of soltenl!IC of I he .."·• Jn ~ _,J< 1 ·--•ter ~ 0 _,. mUJ Of ~mlt.tlon. . . 01 .,....,.. of NOTlCB herebJ' llftll tblt In _..., W\1 1 WJUI Olive TOWNhlp Board Of fl'lll.... for panaallC!tl Ol I a.olutlon of Ule bQnea, ,_..:...,.., Tucker tdJter of Mrs ...~ purpo.e of preYidiq lllk1 ma1no Board at · CoiUlty Col!Uilllllonen or Tan much calcium ma~1 oceur ~ t • ta!linf nre apparatlll, lppllanee.. the ColUIV of lie• OJdo, P&Nttl OD Cadle. hlldlnp, or dt<o '"'"'"· ......... the "" . . . . . . .,......, '""'· tb"• when too muchthvitamin D lJ Crill Brawuna, ......... J r. of ~~~~· • of • • • npply an4 materiall wtll 1M 111~ 1o 1 vute of Ule . ....M'--'Ids nvnu17 " , GEI'{I:RAL taken, when ... ,.,,. " ... · • ... """"' " ..,. eo,.. e ... ....,.'"""'" and Joe Bwaln ot trt~lnteunc• o1 nne. of nr. alarm a..J.CTioN to .,. bile m •JJ• COUIItJ are overly actlve or when One .....~, telerrapb. Of Melfi, Ohlll. at Ule rttalar p)al!f!tl iambuS, spent the week tnd .., ........ ,, on ••• , .... , ... of ................ ""'"'"' the has multiple ~loma. •"th Mr• aw ..... Mr•qo A. c• -a.oA of one aad one-ball mll1l to run for 8th 4u of November, 10111. the quu- _ -~ ..,, .-· live rean at • n~ aot ea 1 11a1 J,, Uon of lt't)'lrll iD cee~t of the I ford and Mr and Mrs VJc.tor mOlt for ••~h one dGilar of uJua- ten 11110 Umttat1011, fu. tbft bentllt 1mUll: for ueb on dollu of ftla,lltia. • ' ' tlon, whiell Ul:ount. to Plft6tft cen• of Board of Cr.uDQ' clmjmlnlonen of 1wble.b amountl to Ill: lad ,.....,.., Swain.•' toJ' nc.b ont hw.dr.t dollano: ol YaJao Meip Count:r fo!' UM PUrPOH of cea.tl for eacll oDe bundnd dolla" u-../ 'Isabel SJm r. _._ aUon. for FIYe Je1r1. pr0vld1nl ean, dt•e 'Ill, malrltea- o1 valuaUon, fw tl'ft nan. m~a. p80D ,- ..,_...The Polla tor llld ae.uon wiD N lACe, m14JCUM, treJVAtnt lf)d b• Tile . Plllll for tdl .lleoUoll 1!tJU be IR~r a Week fD CoJnm"w! wJ.tb open at 6:00 o'clock A. M aDd ... DltalllaUOit oJ ...._.. ot .. t 1 1 Opta at 1t10 0'0\M A. IL 1M N- - . ~ 111 1'311 ... - P. •· """""' who • ., ,.,...,,,. tu. main - .· • until . U> o'olook P. 1L Mr. and Mrs. Charles ButtrD' lltandlftl Tim Ol 1114 dap. blrculotlll 11 boapltall With WbiCD. Eutern at~Ddard~Tial• olllttl"ddf. . u- ~ _ .. M 0 FBeegle, Sl 111 t"rdv of tbt Koa.~ 01 aeeUOlUI, the ComnWalonera have eontrl0te4, 1.7 order of .... 8ell\1 of aiaU.tmf BJI"o GIN rs, • • eetb 01 llola - · 0111~ "' "'"' G.eo.. .,. 0~n ""· lh• ....,,. " tho' ....... tl Charleston were Sunda•J lmtlett Will. culotdl CUn!c. burl.eU G. 'Will, Cham:naa ~'""" II ,,..,... etuk Said tu ..,.,, a ,..,wat " an ,......, 11 ,,....._ am streell ol her sister, Mra. Maud Dawn October 7. lH& exl11illl lu or ,65 mllb to nn for lhted Oclobe. 7, 1 • y~ma_ · 3H8 or 91Nl?7. = :l:: .,._ 1 ..=: ..,.. Army ·"''*'·; 'MIIQIMI' SC:IIOOL ~ · 1 I --;-L'Lhy~IS.tOck~---- """ eo. -r--- .,. .., tolcllllni lloat- . . . k prep l!ld tilt '" j'"" '"' UOJ 1J. 11. • Ul> I,. . . By RAEBURill VAN BUR&N " :o7r;~~~~~~· P~~~eU: N~~~ !:•L!"~:.:.~!H:: I' AIIBII! AND SLATS .,. ' " " al I 1'&\t 1M •acnlllnl .15 01» 1lo ll. Jl; U» & a. \J ~·\-.- 1'• II\'' .• t ''-"'i . • . l . ·"- ·· '<" ••> • JJ. l: \ " ~~ "· ..-·, ....... ... ..;-.........-_..••-•• _- •;.-:-:·····"· •' -· ·· " ··· · ·~-;· ; J • •I ' - 'f)l •• • • -. ' 'i.. . )' I . ·, • .·:. I '.;· • • ' t_·~:~" .... .. '!~" ··· · · · ······--.....··~· .. ·····~ ··· · ·-.··- ~ - -· ··-' ... ·~-,.....-..... - ' .... .-·-·. ·\ ,' .i o · _ , ____ , ... - . .. , . ~ • • •• .. ~ .. ..~, , ,.~.;.. . · · - · •-. .•.• , • ••• ; •. ~ .... ~ •• -. .. · 1· · r··-·-~- ·-··---.:.__,.,._ . . ····· ·'·-' ··· ..._""',.., ,.....,...-""'~ > • .~. ' .~ ....,,. ·-··. ... .:... ·..;. �\ ( , .. I '• ' IIARNIY • \ GOOGLI 11111 VWIII'Y IMITH I'M III,INNII\I' A~DeWII. AT1'H EleiEil'IL. 11011& 'ICQIIV, -tet Extra Cash The Want Ad ·. Way Business Services . ' ----=-~-=---- . •'.\Nt AD , . 'Sale INFORMATION • o... ....,. ,.,......... 81ADLINII M. , Mefttft OteOUM ft911 &. .. . CANCIU.AfKUI. CO. . IC110Nt Wit> .. tCCipte9 IIIMM f:ft A. II. .... .,.., .. ~~~·~'"A IIUNI t "' ""VDitthlt ..... Mid .... \ .. 1411 ., fltllttt 64 CHEVROLET ... I• Chlllebll irrOrt lftOIIIt . . """'"' tmmed••tll'lo r,.. .... tltt.• .wn no1 De f"'.,.nll.... ttt . . .t ... ,. Nll'll &t:t MPYIOt Ner.. \ftlf ,........_ POt I .n ~en •• Mlntmum ......_,... 4.0 1111111 ..:enh "' -ro .., ' • .,.. C.. .... ,......,..... ...... . ...,.•.,. nuert141111 ... .., c•"' Gtto:ounl en ..... 1M CAit:D D' I M•I•Utl t1.1t fOt tt nrtl $1895 Impala 6 Dr. Sierra Gnld lin!M with spotless rlean matchllll interior, new W.W. tires, V8 eqine, a·utomatic trans., power steering, radio and beater. Set tbll ohlrp ear now. MCHEVROLET $~5 lmoalo Hardtop. Loeally oWDed ODd olll,y 12,000 mUeo 8 C)'l· Inlier, power oteerlnl, spotl061 foWII lotertor, beautt1ul rna· l'OOD finish, radio ana beoter. 61 RAMBLER $595 Conv. Cpe, Good llros, 8 C)'l. enalne, ald. trallll., R.H. good top, p. steering. tMift... "''" '"• •llfOrrlcl I DIU u•111a lee.. tftlniiMUII Hallt............ ,. o•lltCI Hov•a ...... ,.,. .. ....niA'r lzlll & . ~OIP¥o.lb Pomeroy Motor M .. 1......... lhiOIAI'f TG "'-ACI A I:UUll PIODUCI ... WAN1 AD PHON~ For Sal• or R•nt 1 : PORK CHOPS, 69c lb., Jowl Far Sale or Reol sliced, 3 lb. $1.39,, oologna, 3 5 ROOM bouse and bath, ~a ExP¥,1en... lb., $1.39, smoked ll'ams, tl9c tot, lot 1120 E. Malo St., Pom- RADIATOR lb., cubed st~ak, 79c lb., eroy, 0. Ph. IJ92.5334. bananas, 8c lb., 16 rolls tis10 17 6tp SERVICE sue, $1.110. peaches, 4 No. 2\i! , l d Fo d M50 SPORT . cans, 99c, catchup, 5 for 89c, ~ 0!11 an __u_n___ BOBCAT milk, 79c gal., M&C Food Losl aDd Found SPRINT Mark~ 3 miles south .of Mid· ANYONE finding a g r e e n dleport on Rt. 7. clutch purse botween the 10 19 3tc . Pomeroy . Mason Bridge and 1 ~H"'ANN="'A"'U;;:NE;;;;-,-;th•e-=cust=o=m,-built Pomeroy pleas~ contact Myr· rrom the Lorgest Truck or Phon• 992·2143 travel trailer, 14·18 ft., out tie Bentz, Racme, or phone BuUdozer Radiator To The Pomeroy, 0. lsi 1967 modei on display 1149-2167. A rewanl wdl be Smallest Heater Core. 11'..,=·--,..,,.,;,!!!!!!!!!!!!~ now Roush & Lyons Camp- given for personal papers , ln8 Traners, Horton St., Mas- found In it. 10 17 stc OSSIP on, W.Va. 10 19 Uc Business S.rvltes l'h. 992-2143 Pomeroy I WY 2·2156 Financial BLAETTNARS 1'.--:-........ ;;;;;;;o;;;;;;=-.1 CURTISS "Dairy and Beef" BIG./ALL SALE! Breeding Service at fee Co. ::~~W:R-UNico 23 eu. ft. R'8. $275 fOMIROY,CIHIO ~DIATOR $6 1 :~~: ~~~~~ce:!e ~fb~~ in service. Information any- $239 CALL DICK RAWI.INGS SERVICE _ AROU~DA QJ~VE • I IY HOWIE SCHNEIDER EF.t. ' MI!Jlk \( • 1-\Al 'r'OU'RE 11-1£ FUkliJlfST LOOI(t~ FOOTeAtl Pu>.YER l'VE £\Jf.R S£W! lv KING ·; ' KEITH GOBLE FORD I! _ DOCTOR SAYS I· 1 19 {II --- ~' . ----- .. ., ., ...... ( lO·I't THE BORN LOSF.r.t By ART SAJISOM · In· ! I NATIVE LA !'ORE~ If VANifH!6 G , liT Now lidl'tlfo; !liiip where, service to anyby calling Leland Park· I! body er 992·2264 Pomeroy or 935~ Chester 10 16 30tc , '' WY 'MIII MIDDLIPOIT OHIO By WILUAM D. LAFFLER know when to drop an un....~~-·_N_o_t_i-----~- f I' :,""'""',...""""""'""""""'""i'"'_':_"'_"'_""':Fo:"""'r""r;"";'_le"'"""' --"'~~ ••~ UPI Flaanclal Editor profitable operation in the •• fot Rent M eCar eTruck eHoaler NEW YORK <UPI) - The same manner they would ;o Coro eBulldozor bistory of businesg is filled prune a tree OJ bush. EFFICIEN'.::Y apartment, 4(1 1500 BALES of alfalfa orchard I! READY ·MIX ,concrete - deUvel'eAny Typo with pages of companies Medco, me., a Kansas NOTICEI POMfiiOY t Spring 4v<., Pomeroy, Ohio. !I'ISS mixed hay. $30.00 per • ed right to ,our project F'"'t which started from scrat<h, City, Mo .. firm, is a typica 992 2111 OPERATION Pt•. 992-2288. 10 14 Uc ton. Call Ravenswood 2'13• and grew into multlmlllion-1 example of the successful 1· company that began its exand easy. Free esUmates. dollar enterprises, 181 t733 or 273-9715. ' Pbone .... - · "~•lein ,.,, 12196 Moddloport 0 _lSHED ap·~en• F-U_R_N 1 OF • ~ "" ~ U ··~ -· .. ~. """" • ' It also tells of instances istence with a small m·tlay. 11 floor, modem. nlco for coup. 1D te - -Ready·Mis Co.. Middleport. te or one person. Ph. 992· POR SALE _ Used coal !urn· Ohio. wherein companies started In this case about $600. In THE RACINE 8 so U• - - --:Leg,--1-:1- N: -:-0-f:-tc_e_ _ with heavy capitalization only eight years, Medco. which 3267 , 10 5 ISto ·ZENITH console T.V .. and an· ace witil autotnaJic control• ---- --tenna, excellent cond1t10n. Ph. nd •. ,..·atlc' ,blower • 1' UR CONDITIONING !!efMgel' to fail because of combina- operates leased jewelry de· PLANING MILL RIXJM t nd bath · 992·3264. auw $125. Chase' "Hard·, . - --· NOTICE J · apartmen 1 10 18 Sic acondition, atIen servIce J ac k's Refrig· LEGAL lions of unfavorable factors. partments, has run Its sales ALONG RT. 124 furnished. Middleport. Ph. ware. Ph. ~2511, Middle- I eration, New Haven. Phone Rita Jean Rizer, a minor,'! The companies which bios- up to about $19 tmUion an99Z·3874. 9 12 Uc ONE GAS cjj:culating heater, port, o. · · 10 18 3tc ru W5S'I. · -- ~ - 6 tfc whose place of residenN> is C-o , som from small seeds have nually. It currently operates HAS BEEN RESUMED J ROOM furnished apartment, I 45,000 B.T.lY.Good condition, , 0 N-~IONEY ,."CK Tu I HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Mrs. Wanda R. Lyons, 2821 Mili· ~ one thing in common. They 97 leased units from coast,. ,..,..,..,....,....,...........,...,..,.._. excellent condition, convent. also small gas heater. Mrs. E,... . 'v• Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold tary Road, Niagara P•lls, New I .__ _. ... _ - ·- -- to-coast. HAM SHOOT Sunday, Oct. 23 ent to a shopping area, im· i Frank Davis, Mason, W. Va. :~~ ~e':n~~ ~t ~~~ Brothers. 618 E MaiD Sl, York,. otherwise, whose place ':You ~.an call us Instant on the Bohby Hill Farm off mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992· 10 18 3tc D 11 Sentinel Phone 992- Pomeroy. 9 12 tfc of res1d:nce Is unknown, will Jewelers, Fred Goldman lr., 8 Y the Ranne·Bashan Road 3346 after ; p. m. 10 16 lfc · I president of Medco, sa1d. 10 10 &tp WITH COt.D WEATHER -·- a:: take notiCe that on the 20th day starting at 12 noon Spo"<>r· l BSA, 1963 motorcyCle, 850 mod· 2158. heao crlckello pid . & oth of Sept•mber, 1966, the under· By Wayae G. Braadstad~ M.D. "We can open a jewelry cteed by the Radne Fire Defot Sale el, Phone 9a2-5195 after 5 p.m. ~ULXJEt PRICED lurnlture tt er t~eeto wni ;., :~In signed filed his petition against Q - My niece had toxemls partment quickly in a store partment. 10 19 4lc 10 16 6tp ' our third Door budget shop. 'd h h g II' her in the Commo1 Pleas Court of pregnancy and tbe doctor and staff it with expert ne:J. 1: 'll SHOOT, Sonda,--&t 23, 1sh;GER SEWING Machine., , , , Baker turnlture, Middleport :;..vourPro~~e Y;;re hom; of M~igs County. Ohio, praying took 1he baby of B17veo meoths pie. And if we see the .' P' 11 8 starting at noon at the Fork· i Zig zag eqwpped to button- TREAT rugs rtght, they be 1 Oblo. -~ 12 tfc from these pests wltb ARAB, for dtvorce and othr relief, on by Caesare'!," section. Is thls l eration . IS not workmg <'<i Hun Sponsmen Club. 1 hole, applique, monograms, I dehght If cleaned .vtth Blue ,LUSTRE FOAM'S ezclusive eo!· ! available at King Builders the grounds of gross neglect of always done. Is there any oth· or makmg money, _we can Sponsored hy the Forked' overcasts etc. Pay off bat. Lustre Rent electric sham- or brightening formula will , Supply c... Mlddleport. duty. Said cause will be for er treatment for this condl· pack up and move like Bar. Run Sportsmen Club. ance due of 4 payments $6!' pooer $! BaKer Furniture 01 · 1 make yolll' carpets look like · ' 1 11 tiC hearing on and after the 3rd day lion? num and Bailey." 10 17 6tc I new ll81ln. Electric sham~ j MAKE 10 19 3tc each. Ph. 992-2685. .. - M · ORE- PROFIT hu of November, 1966. ' A - Toxemia or poisoning Goldman said his company · 10 19 U 1 er rental .1. Ebersbach's . . , w1 GLENN E. RIZER, a of pregnancy mcludes three operates in such chains as I WIU. NOT be responsible for , c SOUP'S on, the rug that Is, 10 Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. Its ling your f11't~IS ,serv)c~ In minor, by Norman Rizer, I. related conditions - pernicious Woolco, a division of F. W. any debts contracted by any· ELECTROLUX sweeper, on ' clean the spot wtlh olue Lu,. j 10 13 6tc the Dally Sentinels Busmess bis lather and noxt friend, vomiting (net the ordinary Woolworth Co.; J. C. Pen. one other than myself. Read- . wheels. pop out paper bags., tre. Rent electric shamoooer' . - I Semce column. 10 10 U Plaintiff. mor"'"" sickness), pre-eclamP.: ney,· J. L. Brandl!lS & Co. ah Liilldermilt. 561 W Main for $ p Ce t Bloek R •1 E t ..._ For 5 1 •w'" dual cleaning tools rugs, L omeroy men · e I ••• I e AUCllUNEEB Webster and Fultz sia and eclampsia. They are of Omaha; Emporium of St. 10 16 SL, Pomeroy, 0. 3lp furnit!lre, dusting, etc. Only Co - · · Com•.... Service b h od II f WAMS l'rading Post and An· · . NEW s bedroom home, gas ' · .Atwrneys for PlainUtl caused y t e pr uc on o Paul ; Globe of Scranton, Pa. 17 left of"·" each. steam -~ •··• wall to wall rugs, Crill- Hr•dturo~ (9) 21, 28; 110 5, 12, 19, 26; the normal end products of I and National Bellas Hess, as !lquo Store moved to a new 5Phpaymer.ts 10 19 Uc - -· -tO'- - 6tc ...... 992 2685 01 location. oow at Cross Roads · · · UNCLAIMED FREIGHT - IIJ: jade .,.en, modern kitchen, ,._ "'"'' ....olad (II) 2, 7tc protein metabollsbm In lncreas· well as J. W. Mays, Inc. of Junction 1:!4 and otate route , HOMELITE Chain saw, In good aew zig zai sewing machines gu, plenty cabinets, living A. ,;. IRADFIIIW ed quantity and the Inability Ne'f York. .._ 143 on RuUand ttoad. Phone condition, price $120. See Willi 20 year factorJ f!IIBI' nom, dining area, bath, utU· 8Hiae, Oblo• NOTI<I •• ILE<TION 011 ux of the victim's liver to neutral· "We've buRt up our repu· 1 av UYY IXCUI 011 'hll lze th ese po Isonoua was., •· pro. tation on .:now -"blllty """ --• con· H:!-4161. e 16 tic Gene Lemley, Porlland, 0. antee, nationally advviiHd I ity room, built on garage with TIN IN MILL LIMITAfiON Ph. 843-2283. 10 11 etc brlllds, to be sold for storage' heat, full basement with' heat, SXW!NG machiiB, repatr • . P\lft\ldct NOTicE "ol. h"'"' ''''" ""'· '" ducts and of her kidneys to fldence,"· Goldman said. "II - - - -- - - - - - ~~ a RuoluUon of the ·-• freight totals of $45 each. large tot, extra lot, 45 1 7t .tee, all IIIUol. WY WIN. co ... u or ... V"'·-' ,, ""'"'· Ra· eliminate them. These poisons someone doesn't feel he has Wante d To B•IV KENMORE gas circula"•• .... , -· -' .... Clll be paid at $5 per month. with buildln& 20 1 30, sulla- b Fabrtc Shop. Potnei'OJ ~:;;.,t'~&er.~':.'"W:b.''!..::t'..:l further damage tbe Uver and got his money's worth on !H~DING timber In Ohlo heater, like 74new, $50. Call Gtlle We will deliver to your home ble for double prage or e•· Authorized Singer Sale8 aud to • ..... •• " " .,.,,, "' uJd vu. tldneys thus settlna up a viC> our jewelry or costume jew. '" Wes1 Virginia, or old Coleman. 2-5829• ~ut 1 an~0 • to sew on tbem to make sure tra house, good nelgbborhood, Service. I Ill 1111 ~.. ::0..' ~~ l<LJ,f.-':011 . :1 ~lous cycle. elry, he gets a cash refarms W!'lh t1rn ' ber. Mar1on ' • _ __ ""' I tely .. cl ... ...._ d h I lactnt. Ohio at thl! NJU}ar . Th 1y ' f toe .• . , d .. you are compe saws cu.. 081 w oMAv an sc oo, I IJ(ace .,ot .otiN' th~. 'lr Tulfday, ,o;. e ear stgns o 1 m1... _u n. Reynolds, BOJ Tl, Syracuse, SOLID STATE STEREO -1966 Call IJ92.3218. 10 16 1111 , tum right at the city of Synsurance the ,,.. da7 ot N, ..,. •., '""· tho are scanty urine, headache, Goldman had spent almost ' jp t J od I Rad' GET a qu~Jtl~ or tev:v1n11 in urf'H! nr the 0. 8 18 1112(!11 wa u conso e m e • IO racu111 sign, go 400 ft. and n quotation from REIJ. teo11tln limit•''••· ,., ,,, "'"'"· or swelling of the feet and bl ur· 15 years working ,m Amster.... ---~-· .... equipped with 4 speed autolnstructlont turn left, 3rd house down tbe l'ER INSUitANt;E AUENt;Y ~::l\:"=.!'' ''' '"'''"'·' '' red viSion. When tbese atgns dam as a jeweler before reHelp W•nted malic cbanger, t speaku MIN row. Marion Reynolds, Syra· 1 INC. before renewmg your ,,.~& ·• • ,...,, •• addlt<on•l ,,. are noted prompt treatment turning to the United States OISPATCHER, full time, Inter. 10und ... •- 11 te • cus• I 0 . , Box 77 • 10 14 30tc lI auto illllurance . We may be "a rtM ••• WJI*e*"dbtl '""" 10 "" '" ' " "' (Dr " WI'th bed res t and a dlet low •· h's -.,- lem, jllll llbu lB. n.aq 'wo" ' r.'llll~ w he1p form Medco ""tb W! I 11 1 view at the cab office In Mid- pay $1.211 per...week or pay , Train now to drive semi truck GOOD rooms, bath, oble to aave you money. .,,~ · "''"'' " ., " '""'"' whl<h in protein Is often followed by brother and fatller He idol4 1arge 28 Call ftM_ .,ountt~ Tw~ntJ t:t'n~ for eacb • . dleport, corner of Second at bal ance due ..,.. · .,.,.. local and over the road. Earn , riverfront lot. flood tree, 8 2 Uc ,_.,........, dell"' 01 ,.11\,uon, '" improvemenl In more severe lzes his father, Fred GoldMill St. Ph. 992·2605 3218. IO 16 &tc top_ wage after sboti training. $3500, 840 E. Main Sl Pom- AUTOMOBILE Insurance been ·~~,'~'.:;l; ,., "'' -·" •m .. cases Epsom salts, drugs to man Sr., who is now In his 10 16 6tc l960 35 x • , 2 bedroom ·---· Wr le call 51'~2'1 N _ open at 8:)11 o'rloet A. llof . and rBmaln I uuU3~ . 1 or ii"'WN"'r ' a~ eroy. Contact Mila Hudson, canceUed! ... I.NM JIW' operat- .,.n unw uu o'dod: P. M Eutttrn ower th e blood pressure and ••• IIW!. , trailer, Melvin Little, Chelion Wide ·125& Corwin Ave., Syracuse. 10 16 121p or'a lieense! Call wv 2-29A standard Tim• or wd ""· barbiturates are given. This "My father comes to work w~mted Br o)'tly.J' the loUd o1 E.Uona,. 10 1t lc sbire, 0. 10 13 6te Hamilton, 0. e !~ . IIi! .., 'ltetjo {'"""·Ohio treatment ·enables most women every day," Goldman said. ' ror prires paid tor live • ii.. ~u/t,_. Auto ,._1 f:!~:. ;:".!!!ion':"~\~ to carry the baby to lull term "He ts a great man tllld we poultry . Frank Helsel, New ! DAILY CROSSWO"D "'1 1 'l .... D•~o<~OcL!.uoo but evenwlththebestofcare, don't know wbot we would 4 0 21 ' u. " Holland, 0. Ph. 49f>.5241, eode : 1\ "" ' · " It ."nay be necessary to term!· do without btm." 614 10 5 23tp 1 .WBOSS 2 Godl 19 Auto l'OIIEROY- WANT A HOME! "SKYLARK ... Now $27?1 LIOAt. MOTICI aate, tbe pregnancy either by UNICO TIRES, 670x15 S.le - - 12.45 plus Rooflne. Lown l'ol'llllnr Monv ttomo On Solo TRUCK WITH 115' lOA!' OF Rawlings Hond• Stla Service, Dependability are Key to Business Success -- - I'l ' NtCI$1 PIOPLII I OPIN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 1' I II ONI 01' rHI BLAETTNARS 1:. • I HONDA SAil$ & SERVICE 1 r11M lt.....o ....... · HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORC)'CLES Pomeroy Motor Co. QUAUTT ~UltMc..... SNUFFY _ --:------ ~«fCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS • _:_ ___ , ·- ___ I '•' -· ··. \ Lint! ORPHAN ANNif By HAROLD GRAY n·•i ALLEY OOP Jo1~LY?P YES, ACOORPI~ 10 ,""TS A 1-'LA(:'E? MY GAANt>FAl!iE~ rr WAS A PL.t.cc, ALL RIGHT I' ,LI"• ""'"lfl..,. · - -- -·- I1 1. American 1 5. IndFello•w"" , P. ~kg• of I ....... I, 10. U. Stoma Fall to Wft ·I lll ' •.1.111 Now Taking Applicatlo•.. ·\ ... FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT , i Earn money ond prim Delivering I abundant!( U.OperaUc melody 15. CDPBUmed Il'I 11. spruo:~ throurh : 19.crunr. THE DAILY SENTINEL to Establishlld Routes. CALL 992-2156 lS. Pronoun bedstead 1 20.HRitOliUI 21 ' u ~,:;:: WORK · or the Teupanthtoneoaie 3. Hknle'!:! ,._ •1 4 · J. A. -.ball rlvlll 6. PMkiDJ box r;- 6. RA>bust · mobtie 21. Npo"!.. , r• _ ~lrl~~~ ... .., ....... ~- deoort Von atllurn• fOI' one U. Footed ... T-•·• A••- .... •• MQ}'e r'• 111. Sprttf!l!l 8. PUACtua. vehlclo 32. Stagger uoamarkl :rr.eonverta U.Mo.nu•· Slrlllo Into r..tund u .Couoh leolher 1'1.0111111114 13. Wandero 19. Fa<IH tor aliout Idly 30.Lift With 40.0izl'• 18 ' In ... t orrort r.--.,..-..,.,...,,.,.,. ~ I 1~ I' lq ~I" 17 18 ~ 1 ~-t • ror bulldozer, reasoo- i able, hnurty rat". Ph. IIII'.ECltJ3 :n. Gush Y 2.3 JOtc 1 11uddenly - - -- - - - - - - "· Po>.-try 26 Aff ted OLJ:lf--1-+-+-1--1 F01 Rent · many,er;; ec ~ Ill. J ROOM hot;;;; with halh-. - in 27. ~,~... IIi ~ ,.. ,... Pomeroy. Ph, 9!12:0.185, 28 ~'h;ntoe 10 4 tr. c dynasty ,n 29 "lrRNISHED and unfurnished ·:;';::;;: P.~~~~;;;~:?,b;'llt.<""rl--t-1~ru~l"1f4rt-t--J apartments. Close to schooL 33. Indefinite ~ Phone !192·5404 10 18 Uc article ~ • U. Homo rRA ILE R for rent. Brown a a&pleu ra r//. f4-1f-1M7/J~i-;;1.1 ,-. Ji'Z Trniler P<~rk. Mirtersville. : aa...__ -..121 Ph 992 0 I 6tc rlftr ~zv one " ·3324. I I j n.oompotltoro L_ .,t~~t"T"i~n"j-t"i"-1 FOUH ll!Kl\1 lu rm>hl'<l aparl 38. Rant ~... ~ ment \\!\' t- :lii5R 4 14 ~c 39. Apart ,,. ...-1-+-+-~ 60. Jtven I ap-~"ment. 41. Golf ft"-+-+-4-l UNFUR- NISHO1:...I) cu moundl l\9 , newly reckcorated, North , '2. Employs ·-· ~ ' ,. Second 1\ve.. Middlt:port, 0 ., ' D(lo\VN ~ t"'l tz;; ~ will rent reasona~Je. Frank 1. Coaot ....... Fugate, 992-5293. 10 16 tic DAILY CR"""""'liOTE - Here'• llow w ._..1~~"~.. ...... ~ wv.w. ... i ROOM opartment with batb. A X Y D L B A A ll 8 •- L O N O I' ... - LLOW Ph 992-:n\9 a g Uc .. =-=== fif . -+-1 I E' t r._ j 2 bedroom home, Pomeroy. U Ph 9W.l- ~1113 day \IOIIP:R ~ • W'.l-3102 evenmgl) 7 '.14 tic ~~"'Jc;;: .E;-;4-roo :c--,;, •nii ·bOtb 11t> IUrnlshP<I apartment Mldtll& porL OMo. Pb !I!IZ-3874, litre fHHEE and lour room fur atshod apartn•enta. All llllllo flet paid Pho)lt W'/ Wl'll 11owte1 and Reed After 6 p. a call WY Wflt .... One letter almply standi for another. In thi1 samplfll A il uat4 for tilt Ulf'W L'1, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single lettaw, a,_. lMphiea, tbe length and formation of the words are an h1a&& illob dl7 tM code ltttora are dJtrerent. ., A (leyplopam Quotati• PXQUII VUNI'X J'KQJ'D KNI'DCK I' DNA PWFD CKK VCKTCW8C PWFD I' DC XFDCKH.-Y.YCKX Y..-,.o Ceyploquolo: IT IS WRONG TO ASSUME THAT KilN Olr DOIIINSE WEAL'lll ARE ALWAYS IIAPPY..JOIDID.IIOQKIIII'ELLER c............................. ..., j,•=====-===•,1 WM U895.00. V8 Buick 2 dr Hard Top. The original price of this car was $3342.00, and lblo car is like new _ onjJ 8,MB easy miles. It is , .. n;.. ...., equipped. 65 MUSTANG .. , . . . . $11?1 2 bJ'• Dr. Hard flni' bTop. Beautiful all w 1.c s with back bucket seab. Stick shift. A low miileage sharp ear inside and Here'a a buy _ ll,.i story 1r (S bedr ) ame, 1 rooms ooms bath, frtilt and back porch, ood --..aw.- •r:: all in 1 wu.uuw. ..,,000. j POMEROY - IJKE NEW ranch ""'le frame home, 6 -~ rooms <3 bedrooms,, bath, forte<! , .._.. front 188 wr -~ --• IUU ~•e porch _...,.. oak 111111 ' ................. floors, butlt-in kltchetf.·· A11 ._ $ ooo "'" ll, . SYRACUSE - EXt'ELLENT OONDMON - Ranch style frame, 5 roomS (3 bedrooms), modem bath, cellar. carport, workshop and I rental house nearly new, 3 rooms, bath and carport - aU located on level lot This Is an unusual buy, With an income u well 1 U as I pace to ••. "bert •u.,. ......, ..... Broker "' lleBrf, ~Soleaman Bo .,. • r.sa or • • :--==;";-=:--;-10=1;;:7:-Sic 1 L.-ROOM olboule, 2 baths, ln Mlddl...... IS ,_, -...-~ acret ltdtable for housing == ' 'I garage, barn, • b-'"" driveway I u,;a ' f1tmace belled !lome, au for $11,000. Pbool Middleport IIJ.2198 between i and 5•30 . p. m. Mary Lyontl, Eltcu: of Lyons Ellate. 10 7 • BEDROOM ••, •• on •-t 100 • ~'" I 150, home m' ·-<Uent ~ ......._ _ ........ dJlk»lt bJI yard, DeW)J paint_. Phone _, ,_. or Mit .u. ornw fiN~" ..... •• "c 9 410 ~ "'' f ,_ _ _.,, 175 ACRE arm. Wl&"'ll " ' " ' I room& and bath cellar cellar bouBe, I large ' barns. • free 0 .__ __,_ lmmed~ PI• • a~·w I " _ , ate OCCUIUIInMr, Pearl WU· , _ .... J llama, 812-23U Of 992-2681. 10 3 tfCJ t ou . BLAETTNARS P Ohl 0 •moroy, llltl6 CHEVELLE Malibu, ' .,, '·I for.. I HERE"'"'"' 1r una.r "elfe~ 1J •g n br--''- we'•' 500«)0 lba m:::::.,._..,.~• 10 113.~ .-...-. ._..,nL ""' n~ kho~~ce 0~= inducing labor or by Caesarean ••• c-o Harrllon Bowen, Lawrente...JrL vUJe, Georlfl, 1100' whose pre~en\ semun. •h.,......, " •.-.... '' bOUI*l 1bll _. tU 1Mb OotobH, ,.,., c~uon<o w of Q - U a womau bad diph· '""""'· ::'!!"o..."':"..,:O., ~~~~~~.:; theria in childhood, could this cause her to be s•-lle'. IQ trom A - SOme ollter eaase for gb and "'""" '"" .. · ..,. .,,..,..... ber lnferUiity _should be 11011. t of her matdg 'Wimct an~ oth1r bs true! of th e u terine proper nUef. u1d C1'11Uie wlll be lclr - an • lOD ..arint on " ...., the tDih ... 01 tubes or oviducts, endometrlos- ,...-., Racine Soriety Notes hereby day of c•.._ Plua. Cou•••· 0 " 10 Call No. lUIII'f prayinf fOI dlvorca l&ld M!ld.l'fld Clara &ndrewJ oa the fJ'Olllkb of ~ ufltet of dllf.J ° -,... By Mrs. Frallcltl ..._.1 Mr. A. Bradford ,._.., eutered _, _ _ H...,.,., Tu-'-"-v 'or c. ......,. -...... ....,, 0 ~ vi. ..,,_,, Pl~••H ts,, a deficiency of thyroid, 01'' surgery on Wedneec!ay. ~.:n?.~1:~'"'•UH anan or pltult:'ry hormeoe, abo Gary Walker, wbo spent ,. 10. ,., uu o. t. "·.. 2 uOJNOTICI OPILiCfiON ON TAX nonnal secretions of the ut?t" lne cervic fibroid tumorS tilt1ng of uterus or Jo. cal causes. Tests may have to be made to track down the true cause. "- H 1 lind out ~ ow eaa whether 1 have too much er too Utile calcium? What are the symptoms of a calcium deflciency? Whatlnwoultbed cause~ muclt calcium ayamn A - The ao_rmal ra~ of bltod lD ~- 18 8.5 ~ 10 5calcium llligrams .., caD "' maintained · m by ·a •dally be In· ~ otla~ past lblrteen ...,s _... ,, the his l:te !i :' ~. u::: -z '""' ., tfC punu .... ,. KuoluHon ... Ann reltn'ned Monday to Biloxi 1 01 10 18 - -· __ Boarcl of ToWIIIJdp Tru~ttte ot the " ' 1957 CHEVROLET good bape ,.._.,, " Laloaao• CouDtJ. Mils. Air Foret Base. . , a , 0 , 1,, ,,... .., ... ,.. ,., ., • ..,... Mr:. -• "-. . n - Gr.abam PhD Me1er, IIIIU510, ,,.. ...,. wta .. .,•...._ tn • "'"' """ """" 10 12 Uc 'nlte of Ule people of •Rid r.ebanon are vlsiflnll their ma""'nll, Mr. . . T....,.,. ,, , GENERAL ILZCTIGN .-V 14 b• hold In lh• Towultlp ef lAb'"' and Mrs Jerry Gl'lham 8lld 1855 CHEVROLET reballt !Jio.lon,JIO!p Counl,, Ohio," ........ Mr. and.Mrs. Ha~ Willford. tor, very good co ndJtion, con· , .,.,, .., PlaCe• of .. \·utlnc thel'flln on 'J'uH.. .. , ... a1> , ., Noftmbor, ,..., Allen bu been ballarablf dls1 tact Eldon Walburn or oan :::: 1:~ ~..':.'3'~~·,:~ 1:~ cbarged from tbe at be seen at 47t South 3rd SL, nt or Leb•non Towr•hlp Board " Ft. LeJeune Ill Norlb Carolina. 1 Middleport, 0., m.ztl05. ~;:::• Mrs. Laura Bell relunteiU'rl· 10 14 Uc · -~!.~ .... .,. "' . ,""' , ,.' • m~"';';." .. ~· ::; da" fram CI..tnnot! She was 1 -1 1.... "•• ,..,. " • ""' "" ••-"• "' •~-'\rl{ii .,....ed ._ her da•""ler . . . .1 Not!ce mUlt for .. dl ont! t'lollar of vlliUa· J-. Ul ..... ' 1 liiiiiH~;;;;;i.:;ii,~i;;--.- .... · - ._•., " ' " """".., Mrl Katm,D Gunther. They ~:~r:.,• ~: :~\~~·~,:'NT~:x :.:,::: ":ft:Ow;'.~. oouan •• ....... take of 8110 milllgr"!M.caiAclpel' re~ed to ClnetmlaU Saturday TIN MOL~ LIMtTAnON ......... lot .... '"'"'" wlU . . son may have. mUd UID tllld Mra. Bell wm IPtDd the NOTICE 1.1 hfioeb)' llftn lhat 1ft apen at 1:80 o'eloct A ... 1114 .... deticl.ency lor years wllhoul any pu...umee 01' • lteNiuUOn ol tU main DJIU uW 8:30 o'c.toe:t P. If, winter with f¥tt' daughter Mrs. """' .. ..... Townhlp lu14m ........ l'lln• of llld .... symptoms but, II there Is al!o G ..IIUWl ~•er --· """'•• Bell• • of oun, Klle"l CotullJ OJUo, piiHd DJ' order of the BOflrd of &eoof lh ld ho m.N ~ ,. the uta "" ol ae,...,,_, '"'"· ttou of "'"'' """'"· Ohio, a deOctency para yro r• Mri ""bll Milts ntumed to tbeN wtll lie nbmitted to a vote J:lllmett G. WIU. Cbalnnan mone muscle spuDll of the .' • w1 Suuiay after &\YO of the peopl~e of 11dd Olive Township DoroUI7 M • .llobblton•. C..rt tabW her home : :, ', '~~f.;,"';'f:;'~.'!." .. "'J; I;,'::.' 10 1111 '· '" hands and ~~co:pUcate~ weeb villi 1lllli relatives In c.., '"· Ohio, " ,., """'" >'may occur. Wheeling W Va. of .·oUill therein, Oil Tuetdar* tbl NOTICI 0111 lltCTIDif ON fAX calcium deficiency there is ' . Sib ... 01 Noftmhor. lOOf, tbe • LIVY IN IXCIQ o• THI Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cldle vlt••• ""''"'· Infor"'"'" lbe tao TIN ItMILL LIMITATION d•••er of soltenl!IC of I he .."·• Jn ~ _,J< 1 ·--•ter ~ 0 _,. mUJ Of ~mlt.tlon. . . 01 .,....,.. of NOTlCB herebJ' llftll tblt In _..., W\1 1 WJUI Olive TOWNhlp Board Of fl'lll.... for panaallC!tl Ol I a.olutlon of Ule bQnea, ,_..:...,.., Tucker tdJter of Mrs ...~ purpo.e of preYidiq lllk1 ma1no Board at · CoiUlty Col!Uilllllonen or Tan much calcium ma~1 oceur ~ t • ta!linf nre apparatlll, lppllanee.. the ColUIV of lie• OJdo, P&Nttl OD Cadle. hlldlnp, or dt<o '"'"'"· ......... the "" . . . . . . .,......, '""'· tb"• when too muchthvitamin D lJ Crill Brawuna, ......... J r. of ~~~~· • of • • • npply an4 materiall wtll 1M 111~ 1o 1 vute of Ule . ....M'--'Ids nvnu17 " , GEI'{I:RAL taken, when ... ,.,,. " ... · • ... """"' " ..,. eo,.. e ... ....,.'"""'" and Joe Bwaln ot trt~lnteunc• o1 nne. of nr. alarm a..J.CTioN to .,. bile m •JJ• COUIItJ are overly actlve or when One .....~, telerrapb. Of Melfi, Ohlll. at Ule rttalar p)al!f!tl iambuS, spent the week tnd .., ........ ,, on ••• , .... , ... of ................ ""'"'"' the has multiple ~loma. •"th Mr• aw ..... Mr•qo A. c• -a.oA of one aad one-ball mll1l to run for 8th 4u of November, 10111. the quu- _ -~ ..,, .-· live rean at • n~ aot ea 1 11a1 J,, Uon of lt't)'lrll iD cee~t of the I ford and Mr and Mrs VJc.tor mOlt for ••~h one dGilar of uJua- ten 11110 Umttat1011, fu. tbft bentllt 1mUll: for ueb on dollu of ftla,lltia. • ' ' tlon, whiell Ul:ount. to Plft6tft cen• of Board of Cr.uDQ' clmjmlnlonen of 1wble.b amountl to Ill: lad ,.....,.., Swain.•' toJ' nc.b ont hw.dr.t dollano: ol YaJao Meip Count:r fo!' UM PUrPOH of cea.tl for eacll oDe bundnd dolla" u-../ 'Isabel SJm r. _._ aUon. for FIYe Je1r1. pr0vld1nl ean, dt•e 'Ill, malrltea- o1 valuaUon, fw tl'ft nan. m~a. p80D ,- ..,_...The Polla tor llld ae.uon wiD N lACe, m14JCUM, treJVAtnt lf)d b• Tile . Plllll for tdl .lleoUoll 1!tJU be IR~r a Week fD CoJnm"w! wJ.tb open at 6:00 o'clock A. M aDd ... DltalllaUOit oJ ...._.. ot .. t 1 1 Opta at 1t10 0'0\M A. IL 1M N- - . ~ 111 1'311 ... - P. •· """""' who • ., ,.,...,,,. tu. main - .· • until . U> o'olook P. 1L Mr. and Mrs. Charles ButtrD' lltandlftl Tim Ol 1114 dap. blrculotlll 11 boapltall With WbiCD. Eutern at~Ddard~Tial• olllttl"ddf. . u- ~ _ .. M 0 FBeegle, Sl 111 t"rdv of tbt Koa.~ 01 aeeUOlUI, the ComnWalonera have eontrl0te4, 1.7 order of .... 8ell\1 of aiaU.tmf BJI"o GIN rs, • • eetb 01 llola - · 0111~ "' "'"' G.eo.. .,. 0~n ""· lh• ....,,. " tho' ....... tl Charleston were Sunda•J lmtlett Will. culotdl CUn!c. burl.eU G. 'Will, Cham:naa ~'""" II ,,..,... etuk Said tu ..,.,, a ,..,wat " an ,......, 11 ,,....._ am streell ol her sister, Mra. Maud Dawn October 7. lH& exl11illl lu or ,65 mllb to nn for lhted Oclobe. 7, 1 • y~ma_ · 3H8 or 91Nl?7. = :l:: .,._ 1 ..=: ..,.. Army ·"''*'·; 'MIIQIMI' SC:IIOOL ~ · 1 I --;-L'Lhy~IS.tOck~---- """ eo. -r--- .,. .., tolcllllni lloat- . . . k prep l!ld tilt '" j'"" '"' UOJ 1J. 11. • Ul> I,. . . By RAEBURill VAN BUR&N " :o7r;~~~~~~· P~~~eU: N~~~ !:•L!"~:.:.~!H:: I' AIIBII! AND SLATS .,. ' " " al I 1'&\t 1M •acnlllnl .15 01» 1lo ll. Jl; U» & a. \J ~·\-.- 1'• II\'' .• t ''-"'i . • . l . ·"- ·· '<" ••> • JJ. l: \ " ~~ "· ..-·, ....... ... ..;-.........-_..••-•• _- •;.-:-:·····"· •' -· ·· " ··· · ·~-;· ; J • •I ' - 'f)l •• • • -. ' 'i.. . )' I . ·, • .·:. I '.;· • • ' t_·~:~" .... .. '!~" ··· · · · ······--.....··~· .. ·····~ ··· · ·-.··- ~ - -· ··-' ... ·~-,.....-..... - ' .... .-·-·. ·\ ,' .i o · _ , ____ , ... - . .. , . ~ • • •• .. ~ .. ..~, , ,.~.;.. . · · - · •-. .•.• , • ••• ; •. ~ .... ~ •• -. .. · 1· · r··-·-~- ·-··---.:.__,.,._ . . ····· ·'·-' ··· ..._""',.., ,.....,...-""'~ > • .~. ' .~ ....,,. ·-··. ... .:... ·..;. �'l f' I ~ l~Da~!S~nllnel, ~· U, Ch D ped er ra In Memory of AliCe fisher I -~· '~~oroed ugbtfu]aess. Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,__Oc_I.:.._I9, 1988 Methodist Chur<ll wiD meet WlLlJNO WORKERS class rf lllf lOOP lfal. _......,_ Wednesday evening, Oct. 19 al of the Enterprise EUB Churcb ,Q Relajiy<t ~ lpr, . lilt no • 'I i I the church. will meet Thursday evenmg at draping wen Mrs. MUOII Fisheow GardM Cl,. \AdL BOSWORTH Council No. .w, the home of Mrs. James Will, , , er, Mrs. Paul Fisher, Mrs. IIMiw lllew Ocll'• . . Royal and Select Masters will Chester Road. Hlrarp . FJlile.l: and Mrs. Nor· wUI M lieN Ia tile 8111 I• ,I\ " ,'• • J hold its stated assembly Wed· ROCK SPRINGS , Bettet: The charter -was dJ'aj,ed ta 1 man Graqe Ull tMeip W..l)''a WEDNESDAY nesday at uo p.m., at Porn- Health club Will meet at the memory ot 'Alice Fisbet· .when I. Dtlan Bllfl!llt, ceuncll!)r, flnlt oolll't llo-i· " - tile WJl;DINt; tRAIL Garden eroy Masonic Temple. All offi· home of Mrs. Arlee Abbott 011 Tbeodotus Oooncil Daughters 1sided' and the meetlog opened tftlle lub wlll meet Wednesday, at oers and companions are urg· Thursday at I p..m. with Mrs. of America, mel Mooday eveo-lll r)tuallsUc form. Hattie Cur· be 7·:38· at the 0hio Power . ed by James Buchana, lllustri· Mark Grueser, Jr., In charge . · ---,..- tis, Cqra DE!IIIIJI, Fannie Me· Co. office. Joseph Struble will . ous master. to attend. of the_ program and Mrs. Geor- 1The Jays will emcee, otarling Namee and Margaret Hemsley available, ra•"'- ........,_ ..,.• be guest speaker and guests THURSDAY ge Skumer, the contest. Secret· at 9 p. m. lEST). remain. ill. Hattie CurUs lost .._. uwa will be members of the Wild· TWILIGHT Garden dub pals w1ll be revealed and new SATURDAY 1• brother and Mary Baldwin erialbakeol for dried • . , . . . . _ wood and Walk-In garden clubs. ,wt. t;~ee Thur sday at 7: 30 p., names drawn. THE MIDDLEPORT High her father by death. 1 0 10 I 00111• PAST PRESIDENTS of tho m., at tho Columbia Gas Co. ofFRIDAY . I School Athletic AS!ocialion will benefits were paid lor ,,. .., ao • ,.,_ Amorican Legion Auxiliary of flee in Middleport. -~ dem- WAHAMA HIGH School Will sponsor a high school daiiCI! Allee Flsher~A communl~lloll Drew Webster Post will meet onstr>llon Will be given by Bet-~ hold an after game dance this 1 party !his Saturday night at 1na. relld from tile Fisher lam'"'" Wednesday, at 7 p.m. at tho ly Newton. Guests will be mem- Friday night at their ochool! tho Middleport elementary aud- Uy expresSing appreciation lor home of Mrs. Eddie Smith, Wo- bers ol the Middleport Garden' auditorium following the East· I itorium from I to II p. m. Tht servicel at the funeral borne he rerrace. · Club. l•rn • Wabama Jays will em.... and lor eards. llowera and so• clJ F~TnAR ..,. , •:~= ..:~;.;~.;.. 1 ,Fish~:":):' pr~· p.m~ \'111'~1;"~ 1':'": ~ Deal~ ,.,.. Women Ho Mrs. Moeller footba~I _ gam_'· SYRACUSE THIRD Wednesday Homemakers Club will meet Oct. 19 promptly at ,,30 1. m. at home ot Sarah Roush, Syracose. Topie wiD be meal plltnoing with Betty Hayes as , 1 instructor. Roll call will be Food Tip5. Potluck w;IJ bt 1 held al 1001. All attellding are asked to bring tablo service. Af T.... 'LmJay " " lYle Fifty '11'0111011 e1 Middleport '!be Council ReiledlcatW.o/ the renewal of the TB !.. · levy. \•' .• 'hoop u Margaret Seidenabel, deputy, Salisbury cadet Troop mf'f jnstalled Carrie •• Monday at the ,l!nter vice councilor and trustee; prise EUB ' eburch . .. .Gienora Swatzel, as,oclate vice mg opened pled)!'"to councilor and flag end 1 1 Girl _'icol!t., Norma Chapman, el and Della Stahl, junior lJILSI Troo ea .. : , councilor. The prize, donated by Winona Cool! was Floranel B\ and Slit>'. ; awarded to Beegle. F1 to urneyBecky Will Co o mer , nn · '!be miscellaneous committee Lannlog Ann Oblinger Bev· announced a _games party lor Jy Smith, Debbie OhHnSer, lea .' · the next meetmg and asked the ers, Mrs, Belly )'o)RII'r 8 n .. members to bring small prizes. Mrs. James ~lll and .811.,, Cooldes and coUee will be Gwen and IJdnnie ar , ' served. The meeting closed II Brian Will. The meet!nc cloS< regolar form. . with file singing of tape. - r~ . M,ein.~ert ~venlnJ '!f.l!:. :~ ~l)b t~ reJ~resentatlve; ' Join •the early I' 1 1 ~vellng Cor~ Refteslm>~~ were';~.i . I " - • ._ :...; • -..·.--lifo....... I I tf "',_.. . ........ -...,"'- ,.. , VIM"U i 5 Jt, - . . . ..., lllllillll ...... .....,. 1 .... do - - tlftOIITdil I us - .... .. ,.,I:::' ........ ......... ~ I I I I I I •I :I 1 'i ., 't·.·l-,.·.'~~ Octogenarian< of Middlport Churrh of Christ will be bonor'<1 during the SuAday School hlmr Sunda y Ort. 23. AI annual custom, this year there are three who arf' 00 or over, Lena MoElhinny. 9:1 , !'red ShiOet 90, and Mintrva Childers, II: the IaUer having a straighl lltendance record of 11 years. Others being honored wiD be Nettie Mitchell, Minnie GH' nore, Rulll Moore, Clark Vaal:ooney, Victor,. .lt cCarley, Stel, II l!yen, Alice Rawlings, II• f!tl , _ Lo.U.. BraltJ lira. . Doolf . . . . . . 1111. ..... . ........ ......... ·----- _I , Crisco: 1967 WATCH RED SKEI·1'11110niV'S- ..WWIIIIIY" (liS w X 89c llai.DI WIN TOPVIUJE \ Root Beer 6 ~~~;~. 29c Coffei 83e plus dep. .39 Fluffy "All" .... """ ....~ .... 89c (Thtltt's 666 & • rJ $1000CASII Bread .. , S,.Hlthl Inti.., Coffee ••• , ~;::· $1.79 Jllmen Afltle, PeNh I COCHIMit CVI. Sherbet ...• Rot~. -1111111 -------~--~- l l ,· . _:.;.,.' i ___ I 0 I Biscuits ··ft. con I 7 11 ••1. 59c luy 2J'1 39( ~ IIU~ U !' _,y tr dry Inn, •nd IIVt It Krottrl Hunt't Pllq Pl"'lfttwft T, C. lllcM Catsup •.•. 7.. ::; 10c Peaches •• ". 5 :".;,.• $1 flldon 0 Krottr Homntylt 2 v. •·'· 89c 7 101 ': . j; ' Steam Iron liHiifloo, finn *<1d IIIOIIow·rlpt, rt,lnlnt rnml. Gold~n Bananas Tomatoes 1~. lb. Kroger Sunrise· Fresh Guarantee Every ....... of K...,.r't F..... ~- .... Vetet'lblft, •••ltd by KNttr'l Crtt Pall cltlr llltttic Him, nwtt Itt IUIIrllfl frtlh whlll ,.., - , It, If yeu .,.. 11tt •1•tetely ....... ftt4, K-r will ..,.t-. ,.., ....., .r - ' - . 9'A • ; . of ... 1 [ ' ,, ·t,_ lllitt· ....... ' I & Butttrmilk Applesauce •. 7 ':;,. $1 , •. I.. , ljlr- I 5 ..... lloxo• $1 67c V•luo K-r lrllltl ~- Yams . •• 3lbs. 39c Spinach •~ .•1: : 29e Fluffo · ' II 4 '1:::-.. 99c • •••• , Alka Seltzer Peas .... , .. 6 ·~~ $1 ~ Your doDar's worth more when JOU abO» at tb8 8t0fe.t111t pves TOP VALUE ST~i Jt I ,__. . Rice t f Rainloow, Limo, R..,....rt Nllf I • I Pies""··~·- 4 ~ $1 Sip I: Chip Jlibb .Lettuce .,~~. 39c Leaf Lettuce ;.. . 29c IIIWI. . .... -·' 43e ' .. . Romaine, Endive, Escarole Lettuce ... 19e . ' ' Iii. ' t Rifle • .. $1.79 3 doz pkg. $1.49 KI'OIW lrand Or.,..., IIJI,.tpple, lit $1,47 . I Milk ••, -!loll -1 lllltitcO _· :~. Our ...,.. ln.-cttd '•m 1t the Mat, ,.,..... ""'" lo ,.rlwctlon In Wisk - I K_.- lrontl EnrlchN -nnllk All •••••• ~... :: 49c Final Touch ........ __.,..49c -· ;?CCI;? Knott< HI Nu .r Jfllm Wi' OWit K .... -··· Puff8 Dlohw .... tr ...................... 89e $·1000 CASH I 49e Frodle Liquid OF ICC·7··~· ~ Lux w.,.. .... WIN ,..,_ 98c • Kroger Fresh PNiotT- L~ Doll-1 Liquid .... ~ ............ 63e WIN I Dinner .... _.... 2 $3.29 •• Eggs .. \,-fLUS WEEKLY WINNERS .......... Kroger Grand A Medium .Swan 8diO P.M. C.S.~ I Rinso Stripes ....... ,.,. •.-... 49c ,.(10:00 "* p•.....1 E.S. ...... T. 7 •••••••• • • • ~., HAWAIIIIlliiiJ Sticks 59e 3 lb1. or more gal. ............. . -- ~- ~ioh lb. "All" WIN THE NEW· • Save 8c Blue .......... $1.46 Colo! • Ground Beef lltnr Dull ~ .. I Shortening . 73c 111111 ... •- .. - I hourtv. Breeze .. I • •• Shrimp ...... _.. 2 :.:.. $2.19 No doubt oboot It • , • K"t" llrountl loot I• - of tod1y's Mil melt nlvul Alway1 rlch.rtd lean beef • .• just enough f•t for flavor, Yau know It's fl"'th It hum.tnly po11iblt lttcauH it'1 Jntt•nd frnh Surf 2 $1.39 11o. 1 95c f.ol. lor ......... .. B Some or tile most skillful and highly nlued structural steel workers in the United states, especially iD the OCIIsii'OdiDII or skJstftpel'l l!lld bridges, are MC!i!awk JDdiaM Gf. the Laarenlilll tribe ol .the JroqliOil c.feder.., lft •l" per NeW York state. Thetr IIKII 111181ber Ita dwindled lo I b n t &,000. A Jaqe IIU1IIbor IMl Ill Brooklyn, N.Y. be<auae U Ia nearest Ill !be llaaltatUn area ,...IIlii jMioa il ill 1E 1 In"•"' Coffee ltf4IAOO 10BE &J fiAWA'I OctOKI'narianll to Jr! in Hl'rol!nitio 11 ..... IIHeoft 1 I 0111 • ••••••• ''Honeytuc:kle lrtncl"' Turkay Poe (tic Off) Coffee $1.7.2 I Alonz! ! i v.. Foltor't u- j Roast '-'· ,............. 79c , 1 I 14r1Wbtrry Chocolttt Fudtt Oraue lanana can Ita Trt..vrt 11'1ntalt lrtatiHI ~~~- 2 ...... 7 .99 3~lb. "Honty1ucklt lnncl" Turkey lb. ln1tant Breakfast l-Ib. 1 ' C•rn.a~ion I Ham ........... _.. Colfoo Egg Not ·~~ ·• · '~< '• .) 121, Ill, It•, or luff Porllonl-od Chocolatt Mtlt Pltln Chocolate ·"a" m, Dmners . Full Shank Half I a 110, VIII:"' Inn Tri•y, hot, & ..lltllury - I I I V•luo Sl•mp•, It, $5, CANNED,. HAM No Center Slices Removed! I ..,.,7_ . n• ... +§ :.J% ••. 'A Smoked Ham I I I I r., Armour "Golden Star'' I to Ill I ·- .. ltort toclty, You an win Armnur Star Val Decker Sucher l I -' ~ lrllntlly K,...... FREE Game Piece• At Kroger Todaul .I ...,.,. . . . . - 7 ntorlty No Purchase Required! Pick Up Your ., .... .. . •tiA RBr'BT, or J'UI" I Not.M gtl)t ;J' of•s 1 Ill ""D'llllll' f L , f' '• •ntl ..... pt- .. - IJOI, Slott ptoylnt lodovl '"I - I • l'olm~r ~ ; Plclc ., your mn11r .... t P~mJ,.. lpsid~sentln- ~e ~ ' :J"e1a:' ! ;"l#~~· · ~:dele 1 . AnnuaI DInner Planned by Church Class DEAL YOURSELF IN .•. PLAY KROGER'S EXCITING NEW GAME r.;======================~ l . . Jlaclnt, Chester, Rutland and Pomeroy were eotertained 11 tile home of Mrs. H. D. Brown Monday afternoon at a tea honoring Mrs. Waller H. Moe!Jer Cono Moeller k .f All homemakers are welcome. ~· spo e m ormN eta r ally on problems of this area PDR CALhVI DRodt. ef Ser, new . and what can be done b ortsmout. IS net upenn- , them H . a ohut tenrlent of the Methodist church 1 1 1 . ro .sed e asod expamed 1s· wtll meet all mem bers of the P po: . amen ~t'llL to t h e Rutland and Rock Springs Meth- , constitUtiOn in of r ·relatmg .be to exe rci~- od'1s 1 churc1tes at the Rutiand g re lg!ous 11 rty. Church We<ioesday, October 19. Dr. H. D. Brown, chairman The meeting will begin with a of th~ ~oeller for Congress potluck supper at 6:3& Jl. m. . vampa1gn m Mei1s County, Mre. All members and lril!nds art Gemma Casc1, chairman oi j urged to be presC'n L 11.. program \~omen for Moeller; Mrs. Cad- ! will follow supper. d1e Reynolds and Mike Har- I MIDDLEPORT Literary Club rison, Lancaster, secretaries for · will meet Wednesday afternoon Mr.h Moeller, were present. I at the home of Mrs. Waller T e Brown home was decor· Waddell . Books to be reviewed alf>d with large mums in var· i include " Two Under the Indian ! tou!i C?lors grown by Mrs. Hir- 1 Sunu by Mrs. 0 . B. Stout and ' am F1~her and wen a gift lo · "Selected Poems" by Eleanor 1 the hostess. A fan shaped ar- Welch Zeiher. Roll can no I "angeme~t .. of . pink carnations sponse will be I chiJdb~ Jnd gladwu With white candles memory ,; ' ' Ill crystal holders centered th• CLASS 12 Circle of Heatb ~ ' tea table. Miniature cookies, - - .--I Jandwiches, mint.'! and nuls were served. Third Bil'thday of I I Mrs. Casci presided at _ the Dm•fl,hter Observed ! toffee and Ml'!. Audrey Yo;ng Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris ! at tht tea .servief'. Dr. Brown oxprossed thanks to au wi!O entertaioed wilb a birthday par- I ly Wednesday e.elling at their attendfll. homf in Paintsville, Ky., hoD· •ring !heir daughter, Carol E!aine, on her 3rd birthday. After the hoii<II'Od RUest bad opened tile gilts am! fOrds, rerrtshments "' ... ....... and eake were served lo Pians were modo for the attendiag Jacludlog Mr. and l annual Thankspving diatter lo Mr Halph p . te B ky bt> h ld '· 8JJI r, ec ' e Monday, Ntvember ~. Viclor, IUid Diana Pointer, Mr. when the JOfi' NH of the and Mr9. Morrlo and oltildrea, Unitfll MethodiSt (burch met Denny and the honoree. Send· }~onday evening at t !I e ing gjft! were Mr . .and Mrs. t urch. Eldo• Morris and sons, M r J, Mrs. Mllrit Chapman. presi- Elsie Hll.ddox, Mr. and Mrs. : doni,. opf'Bed the meeting w11i! / Charles Smith, a•d childrea, devetrons taken frtm Psalm 34 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goodnite, , •nd gave a meditaUoo oa &unt-1 and children, Middleport; and ' iftg Our Blessmgs, closing with ! JaR Lou Daniels. Painl~v ille, prayer. Members responded to , Ky. and Mrs. E. T. Der.ton of r~ll call with a ~o wer of the Oweningeville, Ky. 1 BJb!e. It was decidi!d to have I "-. pianne<J potluck dinner at Ill Til. Richard• ia 6.30 P· m. for the Thanksgiviag I H meeting. onored by Group Followmg 1 slwrt business 1 MM!. Arnold Richards, MId· sessien. program •-ks 1dleport, was presealed a life ..., were , m mbersh. . th m , made for the new year · by tbe 1 e tp m e nomen 1 members. i CooV<'nYon of the Ohio BapA dessert course In k . I t1st General Association at tbe . . eepmg aJ . of . I W1th Halloween was served b . annu meetiqg the .Assoc1a1 the hostesses, Mrs. lion held .in T•ledo last week, Custer and Mn. Antone IAJ k I Mrs. Richards was given 1 1 Members were seated at c pia ~1'1 n:cognitioJ .... work and , table with white cover an d cen- , serv1ct mSh th@ . Baptist denom- 1 t. lf'rPd with a large orangt pu . ma 1011. e lS corresponding ] kin with orange tapers ,·n mp : secretary of tht Ohio Women 's crys-1 . an active . I taJ holders on either -d Convent'100 an d IS Small arlificial pumpk.,n, Sl e. member of MI. Moriah Baptist wer.,. Ch h · M'ddl placed at inter11als alollg th · . ~ ll~ In 1 eport, where table. Napkins alse urril':d ~ sbe 18 .tficer of the Missio• the Ha!ltwet'fl theme.. (KJ ary S.Ciety and is active wit.b !the Meigs Coonly Uaite<l Church WomeR. She is also leagu~ to Ml'et president of Lewis Manlt:>y, At R~tuell Horne American Legion Posl No. 128, The Child Conservation Auxiliary, Loague will meet Thursday at ----7,30 p. m. at the home 0 11 The Strait of Magellan sopMrs. Maxine Russeil. "Men- aralf's Tierra del Fuego, an tal Achievement'' will ~ 1sland group, from the maiDthe ttpic and the guPSt !J)€'ak- l hmd of South Americ!l. er, .Rev. Jo~eph R. Kraley, will ! .:;:;;,;::::;;;::;:;;::==;:: rev1ew the work to establish a ~heol for retardf~ children in I : __. . __ _. Meigs County. , · ( " . j~~i' Members are asked 1o briog · ~Olj·~cj,j··~·"':;. ..11.£.---Uems for a sunshine box for the retarded school. Activity toys such as toss games. balh:i and jumping ropes are qut>Stf'd but no sriss•rs or articles that m1ght be harmful. I t... .,.; FREE 100 �'l f' I ~ l~Da~!S~nllnel, ~· U, Ch D ped er ra In Memory of AliCe fisher I -~· '~~oroed ugbtfu]aess. Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,__Oc_I.:.._I9, 1988 Methodist Chur<ll wiD meet WlLlJNO WORKERS class rf lllf lOOP lfal. _......,_ Wednesday evening, Oct. 19 al of the Enterprise EUB Churcb ,Q Relajiy<t ~ lpr, . lilt no • 'I i I the church. will meet Thursday evenmg at draping wen Mrs. MUOII Fisheow GardM Cl,. \AdL BOSWORTH Council No. .w, the home of Mrs. James Will, , , er, Mrs. Paul Fisher, Mrs. IIMiw lllew Ocll'• . . Royal and Select Masters will Chester Road. Hlrarp . FJlile.l: and Mrs. Nor· wUI M lieN Ia tile 8111 I• ,I\ " ,'• • J hold its stated assembly Wed· ROCK SPRINGS , Bettet: The charter -was dJ'aj,ed ta 1 man Graqe Ull tMeip W..l)''a WEDNESDAY nesday at uo p.m., at Porn- Health club Will meet at the memory ot 'Alice Fisbet· .when I. Dtlan Bllfl!llt, ceuncll!)r, flnlt oolll't llo-i· " - tile WJl;DINt; tRAIL Garden eroy Masonic Temple. All offi· home of Mrs. Arlee Abbott 011 Tbeodotus Oooncil Daughters 1sided' and the meetlog opened tftlle lub wlll meet Wednesday, at oers and companions are urg· Thursday at I p..m. with Mrs. of America, mel Mooday eveo-lll r)tuallsUc form. Hattie Cur· be 7·:38· at the 0hio Power . ed by James Buchana, lllustri· Mark Grueser, Jr., In charge . · ---,..- tis, Cqra DE!IIIIJI, Fannie Me· Co. office. Joseph Struble will . ous master. to attend. of the_ program and Mrs. Geor- 1The Jays will emcee, otarling Namee and Margaret Hemsley available, ra•"'- ........,_ ..,.• be guest speaker and guests THURSDAY ge Skumer, the contest. Secret· at 9 p. m. lEST). remain. ill. Hattie CurUs lost .._. uwa will be members of the Wild· TWILIGHT Garden dub pals w1ll be revealed and new SATURDAY 1• brother and Mary Baldwin erialbakeol for dried • . , . . . . _ wood and Walk-In garden clubs. ,wt. t;~ee Thur sday at 7: 30 p., names drawn. THE MIDDLEPORT High her father by death. 1 0 10 I 00111• PAST PRESIDENTS of tho m., at tho Columbia Gas Co. ofFRIDAY . I School Athletic AS!ocialion will benefits were paid lor ,,. .., ao • ,.,_ Amorican Legion Auxiliary of flee in Middleport. -~ dem- WAHAMA HIGH School Will sponsor a high school daiiCI! Allee Flsher~A communl~lloll Drew Webster Post will meet onstr>llon Will be given by Bet-~ hold an after game dance this 1 party !his Saturday night at 1na. relld from tile Fisher lam'"'" Wednesday, at 7 p.m. at tho ly Newton. Guests will be mem- Friday night at their ochool! tho Middleport elementary aud- Uy expresSing appreciation lor home of Mrs. Eddie Smith, Wo- bers ol the Middleport Garden' auditorium following the East· I itorium from I to II p. m. Tht servicel at the funeral borne he rerrace. · Club. l•rn • Wabama Jays will em.... and lor eards. llowera and so• clJ F~TnAR ..,. , •:~= ..:~;.;~.;.. 1 ,Fish~:":):' pr~· p.m~ \'111'~1;"~ 1':'": ~ Deal~ ,.,.. Women Ho Mrs. Moeller footba~I _ gam_'· SYRACUSE THIRD Wednesday Homemakers Club will meet Oct. 19 promptly at ,,30 1. m. at home ot Sarah Roush, Syracose. Topie wiD be meal plltnoing with Betty Hayes as , 1 instructor. Roll call will be Food Tip5. Potluck w;IJ bt 1 held al 1001. All attellding are asked to bring tablo service. Af T.... 'LmJay " " lYle Fifty '11'0111011 e1 Middleport '!be Council ReiledlcatW.o/ the renewal of the TB !.. · levy. \•' .• 'hoop u Margaret Seidenabel, deputy, Salisbury cadet Troop mf'f jnstalled Carrie •• Monday at the ,l!nter vice councilor and trustee; prise EUB ' eburch . .. .Gienora Swatzel, as,oclate vice mg opened pled)!'"to councilor and flag end 1 1 Girl _'icol!t., Norma Chapman, el and Della Stahl, junior lJILSI Troo ea .. : , councilor. The prize, donated by Winona Cool! was Floranel B\ and Slit>'. ; awarded to Beegle. F1 to urneyBecky Will Co o mer , nn · '!be miscellaneous committee Lannlog Ann Oblinger Bev· announced a _games party lor Jy Smith, Debbie OhHnSer, lea .' · the next meetmg and asked the ers, Mrs, Belly )'o)RII'r 8 n .. members to bring small prizes. Mrs. James ~lll and .811.,, Cooldes and coUee will be Gwen and IJdnnie ar , ' served. The meeting closed II Brian Will. The meet!nc cloS< regolar form. . with file singing of tape. - r~ . M,ein.~ert ~venlnJ '!f.l!:. :~ ~l)b t~ reJ~resentatlve; ' Join •the early I' 1 1 ~vellng Cor~ Refteslm>~~ were';~.i . I " - • ._ :...; • -..·.--lifo....... I I tf "',_.. . ........ -...,"'- ,.. , VIM"U i 5 Jt, - . . . ..., lllllillll ...... .....,. 1 .... do - - tlftOIITdil I us - .... .. ,.,I:::' ........ ......... ~ I I I I I I •I :I 1 'i ., 't·.·l-,.·.'~~ Octogenarian< of Middlport Churrh of Christ will be bonor'<1 during the SuAday School hlmr Sunda y Ort. 23. AI annual custom, this year there are three who arf' 00 or over, Lena MoElhinny. 9:1 , !'red ShiOet 90, and Mintrva Childers, II: the IaUer having a straighl lltendance record of 11 years. Others being honored wiD be Nettie Mitchell, Minnie GH' nore, Rulll Moore, Clark Vaal:ooney, Victor,. .lt cCarley, Stel, II l!yen, Alice Rawlings, II• f!tl , _ Lo.U.. BraltJ lira. . Doolf . . . . . . 1111. ..... . ........ ......... ·----- _I , Crisco: 1967 WATCH RED SKEI·1'11110niV'S- ..WWIIIIIY" (liS w X 89c llai.DI WIN TOPVIUJE \ Root Beer 6 ~~~;~. 29c Coffei 83e plus dep. .39 Fluffy "All" .... """ ....~ .... 89c (Thtltt's 666 & • rJ $1000CASII Bread .. , S,.Hlthl Inti.., Coffee ••• , ~;::· $1.79 Jllmen Afltle, PeNh I COCHIMit CVI. Sherbet ...• Rot~. -1111111 -------~--~- l l ,· . _:.;.,.' i ___ I 0 I Biscuits ··ft. con I 7 11 ••1. 59c luy 2J'1 39( ~ IIU~ U !' _,y tr dry Inn, •nd IIVt It Krottrl Hunt't Pllq Pl"'lfttwft T, C. lllcM Catsup •.•. 7.. ::; 10c Peaches •• ". 5 :".;,.• $1 flldon 0 Krottr Homntylt 2 v. •·'· 89c 7 101 ': . j; ' Steam Iron liHiifloo, finn *<1d IIIOIIow·rlpt, rt,lnlnt rnml. Gold~n Bananas Tomatoes 1~. lb. Kroger Sunrise· Fresh Guarantee Every ....... of K...,.r't F..... ~- .... Vetet'lblft, •••ltd by KNttr'l Crtt Pall cltlr llltttic Him, nwtt Itt IUIIrllfl frtlh whlll ,.., - , It, If yeu .,.. 11tt •1•tetely ....... ftt4, K-r will ..,.t-. ,.., ....., .r - ' - . 9'A • ; . of ... 1 [ ' ,, ·t,_ lllitt· ....... ' I & Butttrmilk Applesauce •. 7 ':;,. $1 , •. I.. , ljlr- I 5 ..... lloxo• $1 67c V•luo K-r lrllltl ~- Yams . •• 3lbs. 39c Spinach •~ .•1: : 29e Fluffo · ' II 4 '1:::-.. 99c • •••• , Alka Seltzer Peas .... , .. 6 ·~~ $1 ~ Your doDar's worth more when JOU abO» at tb8 8t0fe.t111t pves TOP VALUE ST~i Jt I ,__. . Rice t f Rainloow, Limo, R..,....rt Nllf I • I Pies""··~·- 4 ~ $1 Sip I: Chip Jlibb .Lettuce .,~~. 39c Leaf Lettuce ;.. . 29c IIIWI. . .... -·' 43e ' .. . Romaine, Endive, Escarole Lettuce ... 19e . ' ' Iii. ' t Rifle • .. $1.79 3 doz pkg. $1.49 KI'OIW lrand Or.,..., IIJI,.tpple, lit $1,47 . I Milk ••, -!loll -1 lllltitcO _· :~. Our ...,.. ln.-cttd '•m 1t the Mat, ,.,..... ""'" lo ,.rlwctlon In Wisk - I K_.- lrontl EnrlchN -nnllk All •••••• ~... :: 49c Final Touch ........ __.,..49c -· ;?CCI;? Knott< HI Nu .r Jfllm Wi' OWit K .... -··· Puff8 Dlohw .... tr ...................... 89e $·1000 CASH I 49e Frodle Liquid OF ICC·7··~· ~ Lux w.,.. .... WIN ,..,_ 98c • Kroger Fresh PNiotT- L~ Doll-1 Liquid .... ~ ............ 63e WIN I Dinner .... _.... 2 $3.29 •• Eggs .. \,-fLUS WEEKLY WINNERS .......... Kroger Grand A Medium .Swan 8diO P.M. C.S.~ I Rinso Stripes ....... ,.,. •.-... 49c ,.(10:00 "* p•.....1 E.S. ...... T. 7 •••••••• • • • ~., HAWAIIIIlliiiJ Sticks 59e 3 lb1. or more gal. ............. . -- ~- ~ioh lb. "All" WIN THE NEW· • Save 8c Blue .......... $1.46 Colo! • Ground Beef lltnr Dull ~ .. I Shortening . 73c 111111 ... •- .. - I hourtv. Breeze .. I • •• Shrimp ...... _.. 2 :.:.. $2.19 No doubt oboot It • , • K"t" llrountl loot I• - of tod1y's Mil melt nlvul Alway1 rlch.rtd lean beef • .• just enough f•t for flavor, Yau know It's fl"'th It hum.tnly po11iblt lttcauH it'1 Jntt•nd frnh Surf 2 $1.39 11o. 1 95c f.ol. lor ......... .. B Some or tile most skillful and highly nlued structural steel workers in the United states, especially iD the OCIIsii'OdiDII or skJstftpel'l l!lld bridges, are MC!i!awk JDdiaM Gf. the Laarenlilll tribe ol .the JroqliOil c.feder.., lft •l" per NeW York state. Thetr IIKII 111181ber Ita dwindled lo I b n t &,000. A Jaqe IIU1IIbor IMl Ill Brooklyn, N.Y. be<auae U Ia nearest Ill !be llaaltatUn area ,...IIlii jMioa il ill 1E 1 In"•"' Coffee ltf4IAOO 10BE &J fiAWA'I OctOKI'narianll to Jr! in Hl'rol!nitio 11 ..... IIHeoft 1 I 0111 • ••••••• ''Honeytuc:kle lrtncl"' Turkay Poe (tic Off) Coffee $1.7.2 I Alonz! ! i v.. Foltor't u- j Roast '-'· ,............. 79c , 1 I 14r1Wbtrry Chocolttt Fudtt Oraue lanana can Ita Trt..vrt 11'1ntalt lrtatiHI ~~~- 2 ...... 7 .99 3~lb. "Honty1ucklt lnncl" Turkey lb. ln1tant Breakfast l-Ib. 1 ' C•rn.a~ion I Ham ........... _.. Colfoo Egg Not ·~~ ·• · '~< '• .) 121, Ill, It•, or luff Porllonl-od Chocolatt Mtlt Pltln Chocolate ·"a" m, Dmners . Full Shank Half I a 110, VIII:"' Inn Tri•y, hot, & ..lltllury - I I I V•luo Sl•mp•, It, $5, CANNED,. HAM No Center Slices Removed! I ..,.,7_ . n• ... +§ :.J% ••. 'A Smoked Ham I I I I r., Armour "Golden Star'' I to Ill I ·- .. ltort toclty, You an win Armnur Star Val Decker Sucher l I -' ~ lrllntlly K,...... FREE Game Piece• At Kroger Todaul .I ...,.,. . . . . - 7 ntorlty No Purchase Required! Pick Up Your ., .... .. . •tiA RBr'BT, or J'UI" I Not.M gtl)t ;J' of•s 1 Ill ""D'llllll' f L , f' '• •ntl ..... pt- .. - IJOI, Slott ptoylnt lodovl '"I - I • l'olm~r ~ ; Plclc ., your mn11r .... t P~mJ,.. lpsid~sentln- ~e ~ ' :J"e1a:' ! ;"l#~~· · ~:dele 1 . AnnuaI DInner Planned by Church Class DEAL YOURSELF IN .•. PLAY KROGER'S EXCITING NEW GAME r.;======================~ l . . Jlaclnt, Chester, Rutland and Pomeroy were eotertained 11 tile home of Mrs. H. D. Brown Monday afternoon at a tea honoring Mrs. Waller H. Moe!Jer Cono Moeller k .f All homemakers are welcome. ~· spo e m ormN eta r ally on problems of this area PDR CALhVI DRodt. ef Ser, new . and what can be done b ortsmout. IS net upenn- , them H . a ohut tenrlent of the Methodist church 1 1 1 . ro .sed e asod expamed 1s· wtll meet all mem bers of the P po: . amen ~t'llL to t h e Rutland and Rock Springs Meth- , constitUtiOn in of r ·relatmg .be to exe rci~- od'1s 1 churc1tes at the Rutiand g re lg!ous 11 rty. Church We<ioesday, October 19. Dr. H. D. Brown, chairman The meeting will begin with a of th~ ~oeller for Congress potluck supper at 6:3& Jl. m. . vampa1gn m Mei1s County, Mre. All members and lril!nds art Gemma Casc1, chairman oi j urged to be presC'n L 11.. program \~omen for Moeller; Mrs. Cad- ! will follow supper. d1e Reynolds and Mike Har- I MIDDLEPORT Literary Club rison, Lancaster, secretaries for · will meet Wednesday afternoon Mr.h Moeller, were present. I at the home of Mrs. Waller T e Brown home was decor· Waddell . Books to be reviewed alf>d with large mums in var· i include " Two Under the Indian ! tou!i C?lors grown by Mrs. Hir- 1 Sunu by Mrs. 0 . B. Stout and ' am F1~her and wen a gift lo · "Selected Poems" by Eleanor 1 the hostess. A fan shaped ar- Welch Zeiher. Roll can no I "angeme~t .. of . pink carnations sponse will be I chiJdb~ Jnd gladwu With white candles memory ,; ' ' Ill crystal holders centered th• CLASS 12 Circle of Heatb ~ ' tea table. Miniature cookies, - - .--I Jandwiches, mint.'! and nuls were served. Third Bil'thday of I I Mrs. Casci presided at _ the Dm•fl,hter Observed ! toffee and Ml'!. Audrey Yo;ng Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris ! at tht tea .servief'. Dr. Brown oxprossed thanks to au wi!O entertaioed wilb a birthday par- I ly Wednesday e.elling at their attendfll. homf in Paintsville, Ky., hoD· •ring !heir daughter, Carol E!aine, on her 3rd birthday. After the hoii<II'Od RUest bad opened tile gilts am! fOrds, rerrtshments "' ... ....... and eake were served lo Pians were modo for the attendiag Jacludlog Mr. and l annual Thankspving diatter lo Mr Halph p . te B ky bt> h ld '· 8JJI r, ec ' e Monday, Ntvember ~. Viclor, IUid Diana Pointer, Mr. when the JOfi' NH of the and Mr9. Morrlo and oltildrea, Unitfll MethodiSt (burch met Denny and the honoree. Send· }~onday evening at t !I e ing gjft! were Mr . .and Mrs. t urch. Eldo• Morris and sons, M r J, Mrs. Mllrit Chapman. presi- Elsie Hll.ddox, Mr. and Mrs. : doni,. opf'Bed the meeting w11i! / Charles Smith, a•d childrea, devetrons taken frtm Psalm 34 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goodnite, , •nd gave a meditaUoo oa &unt-1 and children, Middleport; and ' iftg Our Blessmgs, closing with ! JaR Lou Daniels. Painl~v ille, prayer. Members responded to , Ky. and Mrs. E. T. Der.ton of r~ll call with a ~o wer of the Oweningeville, Ky. 1 BJb!e. It was decidi!d to have I "-. pianne<J potluck dinner at Ill Til. Richard• ia 6.30 P· m. for the Thanksgiviag I H meeting. onored by Group Followmg 1 slwrt business 1 MM!. Arnold Richards, MId· sessien. program •-ks 1dleport, was presealed a life ..., were , m mbersh. . th m , made for the new year · by tbe 1 e tp m e nomen 1 members. i CooV<'nYon of the Ohio BapA dessert course In k . I t1st General Association at tbe . . eepmg aJ . of . I W1th Halloween was served b . annu meetiqg the .Assoc1a1 the hostesses, Mrs. lion held .in T•ledo last week, Custer and Mn. Antone IAJ k I Mrs. Richards was given 1 1 Members were seated at c pia ~1'1 n:cognitioJ .... work and , table with white cover an d cen- , serv1ct mSh th@ . Baptist denom- 1 t. lf'rPd with a large orangt pu . ma 1011. e lS corresponding ] kin with orange tapers ,·n mp : secretary of tht Ohio Women 's crys-1 . an active . I taJ holders on either -d Convent'100 an d IS Small arlificial pumpk.,n, Sl e. member of MI. Moriah Baptist wer.,. Ch h · M'ddl placed at inter11als alollg th · . ~ ll~ In 1 eport, where table. Napkins alse urril':d ~ sbe 18 .tficer of the Missio• the Ha!ltwet'fl theme.. (KJ ary S.Ciety and is active wit.b !the Meigs Coonly Uaite<l Church WomeR. She is also leagu~ to Ml'et president of Lewis Manlt:>y, At R~tuell Horne American Legion Posl No. 128, The Child Conservation Auxiliary, Loague will meet Thursday at ----7,30 p. m. at the home 0 11 The Strait of Magellan sopMrs. Maxine Russeil. "Men- aralf's Tierra del Fuego, an tal Achievement'' will ~ 1sland group, from the maiDthe ttpic and the guPSt !J)€'ak- l hmd of South Americ!l. er, .Rev. Jo~eph R. Kraley, will ! .:;:;;,;::::;;;::;:;;::==;:: rev1ew the work to establish a ~heol for retardf~ children in I : __. . __ _. Meigs County. , · ( " . j~~i' Members are asked 1o briog · ~Olj·~cj,j··~·"':;. ..11.£.---Uems for a sunshine box for the retarded school. Activity toys such as toss games. balh:i and jumping ropes are qut>Stf'd but no sriss•rs or articles that m1ght be harmful. I t... .,.; FREE 100 �(/i ... ;.-...---· ' ' , I',' I~ / ~: /I r I '. .' I $ h 1L h C 00 UnC Program.Will. Be Supported 111-!Wiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. 19, 1965 1--_:__ __:__~ .-- - - - Electa Circle Will Visit Around and Court of Honor By Girl Scout8 About The pledge to flag and Girl ~ Scout Promise. opened the :l Midd]eport mee~ag of GJrl Scout Troop i 100 hursday evemng at the ~ Around and About for.neroy · County Home their golden wedding annlver- churches. sary. Tl)e cj~1e mad• plans to ii!!Dd The circle vOte<! to join. with a bolt or fOOd to the mlsalonthe othet circle• Jn sending a ary farmlt tli India.. M r s. medical Jo•Jrnal to Dr. CUrrey, Kauff displayed a qllilt which medical missionary In India. she had C<Jmpleted with asMrs. John Kaurf gav• a read- sistance from the metnl..rs Jng entitled. "Does Vour Faith and reported the bandages were Go Deep Enough?" This was prepared, making the, Whlte followed by a group discus- ICross quota completed. ' Mrs. !!lon concerning the mndern day Charles Bennett closed I he ----- ----- - - - - -- . • pr~. meetlr!g with Presl!r!l . ~ . Mrs . . , HJrold . Chase, Mrs, Dale MOUI'IIIII. Mrs. Frances Bearhs, M r 1. John Seines, Mrs. LQ)Ian MeGhee, Mrs. &,)eot Hu~l)es. Mrs. John Kaufl, Mu. :Paul Smart, Mrs. Gerald Anlhliny, _Mrs. R~ chard Qwen, Mrs.- ~aries Be"' nett and one· guest, Ju411h OWen. Plans were made to assist Plans were made to visit the 1 with th~ s•,hool lunch program county home resideniB for ! and to remember a medical Thanksgiving at the October ~ missionary when the Lovejoy meehag of the EJecta Circle of home of Mrs. Jack Seelig, RD .. ' . Circle of the Middleport First the Middleport First Baptist Pomeroy. I Weekend guests of Mi's. Sar- Baptist Church met Tuesday Church at the home of Mrs. A court of honor was hclo 1ah Dobbs were Mr. and lvlrs. levening at the home of Mrs. Fielding Hawkins Tuesday eve. Mr. and Mrs . C. J. Struble with Rebecca Seelig and Diana I E. L. Fletcher of Coolville and Harold Chate. The meeting was ning. were in Logan today to al\end Ridgway, patrol leaders, V1ck1 Mr. and Mrs. Amos Deem of I opened with a pray.,. p 0 em . The meeting was opened by the funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Clark, scribe and Mrs. Ph,J Leachtown . W. Va. i read by the president. Mrs. the president, Mrs. Willis An- Groves. . I Ohlinger, scout leader, parhc- Weekend guests of Mr. and I Paul Smart ; Mis3 Jerri Frick underwent ipating .. A kaper chart wa:-. Mrs. James Sou_ders were Mr_ · Devot1'on•. entJ'tled, "New thony follov•ed Ly devotions giv·' I en by Kathryn Werner. It was knee surgery Monday, at Mt. made. New members learned 1and Mrs. Ig.natms ~ · Sarac1- Steps of Faith,'" were present· anoounced that the White Cross Carmel Hospital, Columbus and I the laws and songs. llefresh· lno of. Cambndge. Oh10. Mrs. ed by Mrs. Frances Bearhs. .. quota had been completed. is convalescing nicely. rnents were served by Mrs. SaracJ~11 ts the former Judy A thank-yol1 note was read ! Mr. and Mrs. Paul F'rici: Ohlinger to Reb~ca Seelic. Di· Gran.dmnetlt, llo was a teach- from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' Several important dates were s h announced and isrluded the and Paula spent the weekend ana Hidgway, Vicki Abbott, er 1s the Jlv1lddleport . c ools , Hughes for N!membrances on I at Reynoldsburg with Mr. and RayRne Cole, Brenda Will. seven years ago. Whtle here I You should stop In the Camert dtptrtment World Communit}' Day, Nov. 4 Mrs. John R. Weeks and ram· Debbie Ohlinger, Rose mariel she resided will! Mr. and Mrs. on the 1tt floor and Nt tht complete lint at the Grace Episcopal Church ily. Mrs. Frick remained for Colburn, Nancy Gill, Shellie Souders. • . ' ' Kodak lnstamatlc Camer~s. Ask the In .Pomeroy ; Pthe Baptist Wtolm- a week's visit to be with her Clark Sandra Curtis SonJ·nl Mr. and :ltrs. James Weber ullspeoplt In the C:tmert dep1rtmtnt to en s Day ot '"ayer at 1e · ' . _ lhow you how ttiY It ill to lfkt plctum · 1 daughter Jerri at :vu. Carmel White Vicki Clark and guests have returned to their home ~., 1 MI'ddl eport · c!I'SI uap IS . ' • . • . ~ L d d I Fl ·'d It with the ln11tamatic Camen,· Esy to load, 7· d Ba list Hospital. Laura, Phil and Ann Ohlmger In d. au er a c, 011 a, a ltC I ' ) Ch urc h• N0 ' magazme P · k was th e sunday and ~1arty an d Bobb Y see rJg, er .spcndmg . the summer at H II psy to ttkt p1ctures, i•IY· to. ~f:ll and · • an Missionary Sunday .Jahn Fnc t r f "t nd N ' dmner guest of his daughter \ the1r home m M1ddleport. a oween rays o rm a ~"' of oU-r to bur ot· illiirtolclt Mnol· ble prices. ov. 13. and son-m-Jaw, Mr and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs George Dallas ~ookJes were prepared f?r shutHost~sses for the B. H. San- Eldon Weeks . Mr. Weeks and and cluldren, :;outh Charleston. ms when the Dorcas Crrcle of born SocJ~ty mee.tmg were na~· Mr Fnck attended the home- I oya l OhiO, VIsited over the week Ihe Middleport FirSt Bap!!Sl Kodak ed mcludmg :\1 s Uert Bod!· comm at Mornin Star EUF end \~lth theJr parents Mr and Church met Tcesday evenmg lnstamatic Movie Cameras mer, chr . Mrs FJeldmg Haw- churc~ '" the aft:rnoon. Mrs Forrest Bachtel. Middle· at the home of Mrs. Dana kms, Mrs. Ed1son Baker, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larr Bunce I port and Mr and Mrs. William Hamm. Mrs. Ellzabeth Slav_en. AU are easy to load. You never have to GeneVJve Saxton Halite Mcln- 1 • d St f M f ~d . t I :>tatlack Chester Road. ehmrman, opened the meetmg remove film pack 'til 50 feet han been tyre and Mrs. Manmng Kloes · an evJe 0 ans 1e spen ' · \with prayer I run-battery. power drive, takes beautiful I the weekend w1th thetr parents Mr~. Dav1d Entsmmger 1s · and. Barbara M•11ray Mr and Mrs Don Rea Min~ Mrs Melvin Grimm enter· VJSiltng m Charleston With her DevolJOns were g1ven by M:s color movies, all with built·in filters. M1ss Rhoda H<~ll_ presented ersvJJie and Mr. and Mr~. Wat-1 tamed the Loyal HelpPrs class daughter and famiiJ , MI. and , Fred G1bbs and mcluded scnpYou'll find all of the models at EiberUlds. the program matenal taken 'd of the Syracuse MethodiSt M. " th z h ture from the book of John 1 . ter Bunce Ml dleport I S. nO ~a n . . ol Kodak lnstamatic Still Camllrll from the JT,JSSI OI' magazme. It ' · Church Monday evenmg ~t her S d d t f M I and a mechtabon entttled, The 1 0 was annm.:nced that toilet artJ. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Thnmp· h un ay mner guess r Magnet " The c1rcle voted to You'll like the easy loading, the easy filsh cles or Yll'd gonds were to be son and Susie and Demse aml i oTmhe. t . barge of and Mrs. Horace MacE\htnny send birthday gifts to Betty Mrs Ma c a DeLay of N • e mee mg , m c were Mr and 1\lrs Frank Mc-1 cube operation and the ex:ce11ent pltctures taken to the World Commumty 1 • ' r 1 ew Mr£ Ralpfl Robson pres1dent. G tl d · Mk d Clark . daughter of the foreign you get m these Instamatie Cameras.. Bl~tk Day. Albany and Mr. and Mr s. . d th Ps I '23 in um- 1 _ro lers all ~ons, I e an I misslonanes and to remember Th • S "th 0f C01 b opene wl am B11ly and a guest and Mrs and white prints, color prints and eolor A dessert course was servoma~ ml urn us son Devotions taken from · . ' f shut-ms for Thanksgivmg. A I slides. We have all of the models t04, 1114, 0 1 donatiun was given to provide eU by the hostr•·s to the above were w~kcnd guests of Mrs. Mark 16 were led by Mrs r:eorgm McCrothers, all 304, 404, 500, 704, 804 and the new· bista· and Mrs. A. R Putlen, Mrs. l John Sn,lth. Sunday afternoon Orville Crooks who gave a med- Coiu~bus I clothmg for a needy child. ' matic 324. Come in and see them now. Tony Fowler, Mrs. Nora Ham· i caller;, were Mr. and Mr 5· itation from The Upper Room : J Recent v,151 tors ~~t~ d M~~ : The Whit~ Cross quota was ilton. and guests, Mrs. James 1 Hugh Bear~~. and closed with prayer. A ames Fau Kner. an 'er. au I reported and Halloween trays Movie ~rojectors Murr<•y, Mrs. "Edgnr Wolfe, and : Roy DavJs _a! Largo, Fla.: round robin get well card and ter, Mrs. Eva Hartle!, \\ere Mr.! were sent to shut-ins, Mrs. Wil- ~ Mrs. Donaid Boone. and Carl ~avis of Syracuse .r~'-la flower \\lere sent to Mr s. A. !an~ M_rs. James. .Faulkner of ! liam Motley, Mrs. Charles Slide Projedors- Screens - -- - - turned Fnday after a VISit L Flanagan. Charleston. W. Va ., Mrs. Faye I McNa mee, Mrs. L. M. Boice, Ask the salespeople to sbow you bow et87 with relatives in Pontiac, Mich. I ·Mrs. William Eichinger pre-; Barno~ an~ da ug hter. Leah Mrs. Ada Roo t, Mr. Harry I it is to operate a Kodak iMtamatle !.!ovle PLT~N PAR39TY h . I Roy Davis left Saturday for lsented the study of women of Kady WesselL, of CleveiFandl,kMr. IHoudashelt, and Mr. Clarence : Browme roop Projector - Carousel Slide Projector ~ IS nvmg his_ ho~e , ~argo, Fla. after. a the bible giving the life of an Mrs. awrence au ner, Clark. ; Rudy Matlc Viewer. You'll want one of the a costume Halloween party on1 viSit w1lh his brother and SIS- ' Lot's wife. Three readings were , South Charlestofl, and ~alter\ Mrs. Joe Wilson presented Projectors and Screens to c.omplete your Saturday, Oct. 29, from 7 to 9 ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl lgiven, "Year Around Garden," , Faulkner or Charleston, W. Va. 1 the progra m entitled, "The Camera equipment. p. m. _lnv1ted guests are the Davis, Syracuse. by Mrs. Helen Dam ewood; 1Mrs, Faulk11er . J ~ recuperatmg Psalm:i, Hymn Book of HumanBr~wme Troop members a_nd ~orma_n D~Uas, stude.nt _at "Reverence," Mrs. Royal from a recent illness. ity." Mrs. Hamm was assisted the1r leaders, Mrs. Dave_ lim- Oh1o UnrverSJty, and Miss Lm-, Thomas, .nd "Greetings for> . by Mrs. Charles Searles In dy and Mrs. Tracy Hannmg. <ia Dalton of Wintersv ille were a LadiPs Aid Bazaar," from a A'ITEND FljNERAL serving a dessert course. weekend guests of Mr. and 70 year old card tha t belonged , Local relatives in Pittsburgh, Also attending were Mrs. Mrs. Max Folmer and family . to Mrs. Grimm's mother, by I Pa., Wednesday, October 12 to Clyde_ Winebrenner, Mrs. BeuMr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis! Mrs. Robson. attend the funeral of Claude lab White, Mrs. John Fllltz, 1 returned to their home, WellsThe hostess served a dessert \ Davis w"e Mr. and Mrs. Lor· Mrs. Clara Riley, Mrs. Lera You1t lind t complolt ultctlon of film In our Comora dtportmonl. Block ond White, Color, Pomeroy Ollto ville Saturday and Mr. and course to the above and Mrs .l enzo Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Charle1 White, Movto or Still Comoro-nd you'll llkt tho ooto prlcoo. too. Pick out 1ho ofn ond type of Mrs. Ira Davis to their home. Damon Farrell and Mrs. Wil- Robert Davis, daughters, Eliz- Mrs. Frank Cbe.,ebrew, Mrs. film you use and *hen ... how you can NVt in Elbtrftlds Camtr1 cltptrtment. NOT OPEN TONIGHT ond THURSDAY East Liverpool Sunday. They Jiam Houdashelt. abeth, Helen, Emma Lou and Isabel Toy, Mrs. Pearl Hoi:· < were called here Wednesday by -. --~Joyce, and son, Dale, Mr. man and Mrs. Wilson. FRIDAY ond SATUROAY the death of their brother-in . ville were Friday guests of and Mrs. Max Folmer and · -·· - - - -- - Octobor 21·22 "BOY, DtO I GET A Jaw, Harley Brown and while Mrs. Myrtle Long and attend· Peggy, Max and Vanessa, all cuse, and Roy Davis of Largo, I WRONG NUMBER! here were guests of their sis- ed the Brown funera l. of Pomeroy, Carl Davis, Syra- Fla. ....,.,..,;,.,.,..,.,,..............,......,....,....,,.;,...,;,....,....,,;,....,....,....,....,.,.....,....,_..._.._,.__ _.._.._J (Technicolor) Bob Hope E!ke Sommf'r Phyllis Diller Miss "TERROR IN THE CITY Lee Grant R)t'hard Bray Sue Davis and brother Keith and Mrs. Alvin Sanford of East Sunday thru Wednesday Liverpool were overnight Oct. 23-26 guests Thursday of Mrs. MyrELVIS PRESLEY tle Long and attended the fuin "PARADISE-HAWAIIAN neral of Harley Brown. STYLE" Mr. and Mrs. Murrial Lon o Technicolor of Parkersburg, W. Va., II Elvis Presley Suzanna LPigh and Mrs. Cy Autherson, MJ Ja ~. Shig£>ta Donna Butterworth Henri~tta Diehl and Mrs. Me· Powers or Columbus~ and Mr ~ ­ Marianna Hill FeatureU• & Colorc1rtoons George Thornton and Mr. and Ad million: 75c & 40c Mrs. Harold Nanna of Nelson- enltne· Treats Brought For Shut l'ns by Dorcas c· Ie L I He/ ers p I ClaSS Meets /n Syracuse I I I 1 1 I 1 I I I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 160 I\ reftt LB Down beers, eers .. t FIVE CENt_,f I d er~~- Slips into Hotel Through ' Back Door to Avoid Crowds ID tla• WORLD Found I mane CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AF; rica -The nresiding juslic•t> :..~f the Cape Town supreme court today ru led Oemitrio Tsfaendas was mentally disordered when he assassin~ted Prime Minister i Hendrik Verwoerd on the floor ' of parliament. He ordered him committed to prison. The trial of the 48year.old parliamentary messenger thus ended abruptlv without a charge being read. Tsafend· as' atwmeys had argued for throe dcys 1!101 he was a ''hopele-<'•rohl•nphrtnic" who thought he was bewitched t>y a giant tape worm insld• him. CANBERRA, Australia (UP!) - President Johnson arrived in Australia to a tittersweet welcome today with thousands cheering and singing greetings but with s\Jch a noisy anti·U. s. crowd outside his hotal be had to slip in a back door. The President flew in over a brilliant rainbow from New Zealand where he appealed to North Viet Nam to stop shooting and join a peaceful "war for human dignity." Placards denouncing U. S. policy in Viet Nam and chants of "LBJ go home" greeted him at the airport, though the cheers outweighed the catcalls. _.. At the end of a triumphant 11-mile motorcade, l!no the city, the President arrived at the Rex Hotel where an estimated 2,000 demonstrators, many of them beard· ed youths and l!lrls wearing T-shirts, blo~aded the and chatting with adul\.1, heedmain entrance and scream- less of placw;ds denouncing U.S, ed hatred. policy in Viet Nam and efres Johnson was ushered In by a of some youtht•11 spectators \Q rear entrance. Word spread "Go home LBJ." \llrough the crowd virtually Police estimated 30.000 people WOMAN OF THE WEEK- blockading the floodlit main lined the motorcade route from Grace Pratt Is the 1916 ''Wo- entrance and enraged the the airport to the city proper mao of tbe Week" of \be Mid· demonstrators. They tried to with another 10,000 at or near dleport Buslneos aDd Profes- storm the entrance, but police the airport. Canberra's populasional Women's Club. Sbe Ia and security agents hurled them Uon is q:,.ooo and the welcome the orgaoJzaUou's president back. was bigger and more rousing aud preoldeut of lbe MiddleAn ela!td Johnson stopped his than that . given Qut'fn EJ\z. port Amoteur Gardeners club car sit Urnes In an 11-mile abeth in 1!16.1. and a member of the Middle- motorcade to wade IniAl crowds, One group of about 400 ::..port __ cb_urc_h_o_f_Chr_ls_t. _ _ _ ~ugging and kissing children 1Continued On Page Two 1 1 . . - - - - -- SALE! KODAK FILM MEIGS THEATRE I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY te~:.rsH~~~~IeS~~;, Clamp Down on Tense Oakland OPEN FRIDA YAND- SATURDAY~ fROM 9:0 0 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. Open Friday Night Til 9 U RPM RECORDS ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS BBe For hot 01' cold. 9-oz. size. AI~UarantHdond porfl<tt 9e LOOK HERE FOR MORE SAVINGS! 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