https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f6035377f5ec414b266192bc674f43e9.pdf 6d92b571c41f4cf9e8743d5886bc05e1 PDF Text Text ' ·, ~·' ' •' ' . -~f-.DaDy Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oet. 25, 1988 ' ·. Rall!Jiph-Hubb .VpwsareRead 1l.:(lst Aug. 21 · Cl\arles Hupp, son of Mr. --~ ·Mrs '"'"' · · ~'mold Hupp ' Letart ifi)l~. and Naucy Randolph, Around and -.qhter o• Mr. and Mrs. Rufus · b •• ~ 1 h n.anu~ p of Lancaster were united in marriage, Aug. 21, at the Apple Gro,. Methodist Qlurch at one-thirl)' in the afternoon by the ':lev. James •Early. The brloe was given in mar· r'-" by her rather, Rufus G H1 t ed h eorge e nes re um orne Sunday trom Holzer Hospital, and is "'nvai<scing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees, and family of r..olumbus spent the we<!l<end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas and with relatives in Middle t RandoIph. Th e bride's maid por · •1\'JS Charlotte Manuel and Mr. and Mrs. \Valier Thomas but man was James Hupp • and family o( Crooksville were \)roMther of the groom. Sudnda!t ~es ts ofM his bdroMther . rs. Hupp was ~ fon:ner an SIS er-m- aw. r. an rs. tramee ' 3t 1 the Medtcal Chnic Everett I'homa!l. ·Center at Col umbus and is a gr ad uate o£ Lancaster High School M H · . r. u.pp ts a 1963 graduate or S011thern Local '"•h o h · u• .,c oo1 at Racme and was 6 by the Kenton Alum•mpioyed in\lm Glass Corp. m Columbus bj!~Ole being trar.sferred to Qu.rdotte N. C., as customer Cilntract Manager, where the . .d. A . receptiOn COUple IS res1 mg. was held at the home or the . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner . and daug hters, oI Ob er Im, were k d t I h' th wee en guess o IS mo er, Mrs Roat!rt Warner Sr. M d " 0 L R h nd r. an riJrs. . . ous a Carolyn ol New Haven W. Va. .. ' ' VISited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and WI! lie, oi Belpre, were k d •. f th . wee en gues e1r Fishparents, Mr. and •.sMrs.o Mason /' ' Young Wives Club Meets at ·I Grange Hall Sorority Planning Annual RwhParty The Xi Gamnia Mu wiU bold its regular meeting Thursday, October 27, at tJ1e Columbua and Southern Electric Complf. ny, Middleport, ·when final plans lor th e "'sh par ty .will be ma de. The party will be November at the Grace Episcopal Manse Members should bring or send aU Christmas orders to Jane Walton by October 29th. Church Society Meets at Home O# Mrs • Roush Haath . Church " MYF Host #or District Event Heath Methodist Youth Fellowship was host thdletriMeigs ~unty MYF for s 1ct meeting th held even _ng at e church. M Is Jenmrer ~lakeslee of the eroy Unlled Methodist:n:!~rn":. 1 un t presided over the The Middleport group had votions w1th Robbie Ord leader. Sht! rf'ad scripture en dfrom Matthew and gave me ltation and prayer. M is Sherrie Shuler president of host group, the co ty members .and their leaders. the de<oraUons were D<»de Wal· ters, Okey Reltter, van Joho· RtitIa-.. "" Carnl11al son and Gary Slaven. R<zyalty A.nnau~ Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Guy Shuler, Mrs. James Joboson, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Joan Wright. Coununits represented included Rutland• . Pome!"y !Iacino havmg the largest number present. ---- i hs~n New Officers Announced for Comtng y ear fr .}~!~~I ::~:;.ir:; 1 ~loomed Keese~. m: \ VOL XVIII NO. 164 MEN'S WORK GLOVES Elberfelds In·Pomero·y. Moore's Christmas ..WORLD ID Key Restart :~:!':.~~me":; tencube llu,ma.. l MEIGS THEATRE New111W11 Charged No Phot01? I .,' '. ~ I COME IN TO YOUR FORD DEALER'S NOWI ENT~R . THE' ''WIN A .'67 FORD" ' HURRY! CONTEST CLOjb, OCTOBER,301 • '·'' , cGNTEm . . ·,J ,~ .. ~ ~~~ , 1966 FIVE CEN'fi Congressman Walter H. Moe!· 1er today aiUIOOIICOd in Washinglon that the Soli Conaerva· lion Service will authorize the Leading Creek Small Watershed project in Meigs County for planning this year. The Important Meigs Coonty improvement project, the first ever 'aUthorized for the long deprosoed county in Southeas~ Paramount was "concern for the physical weH&re of t b e )'OIIIlg men who are represen~ iDg the three high acbools in atbieUc competiUon. The pbyst cal rompetltton In the SEOAL is atiff. II is unfair and unwiae for us to coottoue placing our students in a situation where serious or permanent Injury may poaslbty mar the life or your young men. This ~nsoli· dation of athleti< potential wUI greatiy lessen the possibility of such an unfortunate occurrence. "IJue to vartona cirewn· otances, lhe Rutland Wgb SCbool is etperlencinl a great amO'IIII of dllllculty Ia oblalnfag aa odequate and oomplete sclledule, porti.,.. larly Ill foothBIL Both The PleiDo and Chauncey • Dover will be unavaltable am year dae to the Athena coasolJdao llon. STRONGER TEAMS ''This combination of the ath· leUc tal•nts of the three schools will give us 1 stronger athletic representation fOl the district and will result In mOle and better publicity for our teams and the team members. This should produce a greater opportunity of recognition of these individual talents by rol· lege scouts and result in more scholarship opportunities for our players. '1•" •• "• •• ., ~ } '" "The fnml Ill 1 oomiiiDtlil , athletic JI'OII'81D wiD be a "' , tal oae in hastening an eariJ ., and accelerated ''pulllnc ttgetber" o1 the diverse 1n1ere11 groups now cnntaiDed witbf11 our dlalrlct. Tbfl 'pulllng lao gether' should ea1110 a puiiJ Improved total almllepbere Ia whlch the other probleml Ill consoUdaUon UUIJ be Dllll't Uy and more effectively 111801.ed. "Ftaally, lblt 11 1 ....,..._ whlcll mut ..-.n, lllve 1101- 1u - dlllrtel. w.,. not olive U _ .. , ad .... one more poap of lllallea!l tile aeaior daa 11 . . , ,.. (Conttoued 0n Page Two) * Planning Promised This Year ern Ohlo, wm rover approil· mately 150 square miles. lie p. Moeller said this long range future development of Meigs County "is the best news we have ever had." Today's announcement means that a SoU Conservation Serv· ice watershed planning staff, composed of engineers, bydrol· ogists, geoiogisl8, ecooomlsts, and other needed specialists, wiU be assigned to. work with local CO!Illervation sponsoring organization. to design the Watershed Work plan. The Far. mers Home Adminlstra· tion will work wl t h local sponsors on the necessity for a watershed loan. The Bur· eau of OUtdoor Recreation may help in connection with recrea· ; lion developments. ID other words, Moeller said Meigs County is now on the road to having a' real place in the rapid development occurring all over the loth Congressional District. The entire economy of the county wUI have an uplift from this project. "A large, active and farslght.ed Federal project like this can be the incentive needed I or\ water allea 111vldoned 111 lht new industry to come and take Leading Creek Project can p~ a bard look at the potentials of vide a most valuable base for Meigs County. This project in the development of a 1ar1e the future can create adequate scale recreation indusiry. ~ and stable water supplles so vi· gratulat10111 te all who have tal for modern llgbt Industry worked so bard ID get thlJ proand for future economic jed." growth," he said. hi a telephone eonYOfllatlO(I ''Moreover," Moeller 118id, today from Athens, the lab fGI' "for the future the Impounded (ConUnued Oo Page Twol ; ' ' President at amRanh .,• CAM RANK BAY, Viet Nt1111 (UPI)- Pretldent 1 massively protected oeeret ·t blt to Viet Nam todoy to laD: to Amerkln troops and sol· emaly pledfe to &hem "we sllall ne- let you down com nodes." The President flew Into lhe well protected Clm Banb Bay supply base on lhe coast, utUlzlng a vbll to Corregidor Island in lhe Philippines as a cover for &he lUdden flight. He spent two houra and 24 min· 1lteo wllh Gen. WUllwn C. Westmoreland, the U. S. commander In Vlel NIDI, and men at the base. Ftnl, be surprised Westmoreland by wnferrlng a Distinguished Service Medal on him. Then, from 1 platform, perspiring In the troplt beat, the President told lhe assembled troops: "I just wuldn't tome to this part of the world ud not come to see you. I give you Ibis pledge. We shall never let you down nor your fighting eo!J!rades nor the 15 million of Viet Nam nor the hundreds of mUllons of Asians. One day the whole world willlmow that what you have done here was worth the price.'' Harley D. Mo81mu. . _ er realdeat II romen, • reeeotiy named Vtlllly SupetID\elldeDI for Mallincfl'ltll Chemical Worb' ... .... in llaletp, N. (). Malllndl. rodt, maker ol """'' liill ..,.., ioas cbemleabo, ... IZ pllllll • iD the v. S., Canad1 111111 New Mtllco. Mllla111111 Ud ilea employed with Ohio VlllleJ Eleelric Corp. 11 lbelr KYgw Creek p;,a~ 1tr lOVeD yea~~; T h e - - ....... - e r Drive, Balelllo. •t• \ ~, Have Proof / ' ·"' . I .. f,o. 'Medicare' AUTO LOANS PERSONAL LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS """I """ :I ~li ~ Jllll' yonr fighting Wellaveador,a cat; a rabhitaDda'67 ForcL M,father alwaya buya Forda hecauae they never give him any trouble. Our new Ford haa doora·that lock bythemaelves••• a light that teO. us if we needgu •••a stereo player••• ancl aae tbiag DlJ father doem't know about. · CITIZENS NATIONAL ' ._;;I ·JolmsoD made ·Roush Shoe Store __ Dr. Pickens For Miller LOAFERS • Ill an eveolllg ol "Liebeolledor Walitea." Tbe proiJ'Bm begbls all:ltl p. m, in the Par· amoaal theater. Aay 1°cal member wllo has not I'OCflv. ed a membe:!\,eard by today, lo asked call tUo l3lt arbillll$E\ Stands Solid and to ,..,. It OXFORDS , Camre8ts atamber illDgen, CAPE UNNEDY - A CI!N· MOORE'S Meet the Folks at ~riendiy laid, KY., toolgbt, wllh the ______.,..,,.,;o,......,_ I, l TU&i)'AY, OCTOBER eooperatloa Ill lblt dller. ketbell coach will be made lot Then wiD be band ~ lowing the basketball seasoa. resentlllg !Ill three b I 1 b We hope to have this aelecUoa ael!oolo De<tyear also• .t lelo made prior to AprU 1,1987. The ter wm be seol very sooa to selection of the band director the Band Boelter gnupo of wlll be made prior to March 1, all three 10boola lo ammge 1967," be said. Ills atatement aa early meettog lo seek further said: soluUoDB to the preblemJ lao "This decision was not an v"lved in combhdag the lhree easy one for the people involv· bando." ed. II will cause many probHargraves aaid the oelection lems which will demand a great of the head football roach amount of time and effort to wUI be made sometime after solve. First of all, let me state the close of the football sea· that the decision was not made son." as a result of pressure, either "We hope It have this selec- public or private. tion made prior to January I, Hargraves gave the follow· 1967," he said. lng reasons why the decision '"l'he selection of a bead bas- was made: ·;:~~Watershed Small Deposit Reserves Your Selection I Ab l · Middlepoft . ent1n·e WEillNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1966 each day, October 24, unlllllmotl!ly 24, unanlmou1ly rerommended sport will repre""t the Middle- accept and approve this rec- to the Melg.s Local Bopnl oi pori, P010eroy and Rutland ommendation of the Athletic EducaUon that one team should High Schools beginning next Board." represent the three hI g b ocbotl year 1967-$1, SUperlnten- "The overall direction and schools of the district Ill all dent George C. Hargraves an· control of the total athletic sports beglnnlag with the 196'1· nounced in a combined meet· program m the Meigs Local 68 school year. log of athleUe boosters. School District bas been assign· '"l'hie action bas the approv· lllr. Hargraveo' speech, lm· ed by the board of education al of the Ohio !Hgb School presaive In delivery, held its to the Meigs Local Athletic Athletic Association. II has audience opeUbound. Following Board. The memhers of this been discussed fully with Com· it, be received a spontaneous group are James Diehl, Jameo mls9loner Paul Landis and Asovatlon. Vennarl, Forrest Ward, Nolan sistant Commissioner Harold Hargraves, In bts prepared Swackhamer, Donald Wolle, Myers. statament informed 106 boos~ Richard Jones, Larry Morri· "11111 aclloa bas the apo era: son and Hargraves, proval ol the Soutlleaatero "Upon consulting with the After first considering the Ohio Athlelk League. We have athletie board and hearlllg their matter five weeks ago and ~- met with the prtncfpllls ol all ....ommendatlon, the Meigs Lo- ter subsequent restudy, the all> ael!oollla the league and have cal Schonl Boanl did on Moo· letic board on Monday, October lllelr uouranco ol complete TOYS Now On Display ', at y One athleUc team In Kathy Kt'ng t's Potluck Supper EnJOyed by Church Members • Athletic Teams, Bands, onsoli at ~chool Boar For 67-68 -.....eason ~u.u 1 • -~---------------------------------D@---~--~_o_nw ___~_~_-_._-_ot__nu__•_·~~~~... -·__A_~~W~%0~~~--------------~~ ~~i ",~::.:1.-;;;;;;.~~:-:~:"-~----~~~~~~;:::~~1! Hostess for Halloween Party [ e - ' ~I!KEND ° . 1 ~ ' wrl8t~. r:· . .., The Wome1 • Mi · So 0118 ctety of Hy~l~ llu:" 0~ Methodist Church met Tuesday nigh~ Oct. 19. at 7:3(1 p. m. at the h0m 01 M Od es. e rs. essa uL~ Each member and Roush and her mother Mrs Anna Buck. . ' · s-·--' guests were in costume. th ,..,.__ ,_ "' were awarded to Mrs. Attendill!l were Mrs. Harold e. athletle boosten 11 Collins, prettiest: Mrs. Dewhurst, Audrey Patterson, J VISITORS approllmately tiOO son Poolet, silliest; Mrs. Beatrice May Eloise S .th 1 rmntJa i'eauger and Chlis- an oVerfiowing crowd enJova!d Ritchie, most onginaL Eloise Matso~ Mary .;'~ ; t ne Van Cleve of Columbus, and refreshments 11 !If . . ' .' spent the weekend Wtlh Roy annual evenl The proeeeob .~ The business portion Genevieve Dewhurt, Came Kaspar of Pomeroy. In the athleUc program, · orniUed and games were • M?Ore, Roberta Musser, Bealme Dugan Rosem s 1 1·oyed R h t f d 'h Ada ary amse' d ehres,_men is to wtC es, MASON- The Sunshine class M L k' Ad aeeseebe K Durmg the meetmg the ougnu~ poaoc tpsa ' aryarm 1· 11 • ish plalt'!: Halloween ' the Mason Methodist church and Odessa R~ush were wei- rs m ~rna h . · You should visit Elberfo1dl elder and coffee were their moothly meet- ~omed as new "'~mbers The froupst or semfmCahrs oUn t Fe. . Stop in mens department on the Ftnt t M K 'th R'd lngs on Thursday 1 when they . . · eren ar~as o r1s an 81th, floor and see the fine selecttoa Ro rsy. " M 1 eLnour, met at the home of Mrs Ev- meetmg was m charge of the Witness, Service and ottJers. of Men's Work Gloves on rate. ay onng rs arry . · president, Mrs. June . Dew· Leaders lor the study Cotto 1 1 M E ' R .. h' erett Thomas wtth ?\;trs. Dou hurst with devotl·ons by Mrs n g oves n a variety .of . 1ms, rs. ar1 11r. Je, I assist1'ng as hostess ' .. · were Rhonda Ervin, !lyles, some with double red Alvin Tripp Mrs. C th . S I . Anna Buck. DehcJous refresh- •Hysell Sand• Johnson Robbie p M N a enne watze , out• , • palms, some with knit rs. a1 · · ments were served by Mrs. Ord and Sherrie Shuler Group safety cuff and gaunUet ul1 001er, Mrs Bill Windon M"s Ro er gomg president, announced the Anna Buck her daughter Odes- . . ed · c · ' · · · g following officers are to serve ' ' smgmg was I by Sandy John· sty leo, ail leather gloves in your Gaul Mrs. Tom Hayman Mrs. . sa Roush. and granddaughter son choice of knit · t 1111 f t -.u G ' C 11 . M ' for the coming year: president, Patrica Roush ' · . . wr!B' e '! R~~ge \~ns, v· Russell Capehart· vice · Foi~wmg the meelmg the and &auntie!, leather and cloth I nour. rs. JC or president, Mrs. George Carmem rs went to the dining combination gloves In your flvBMrslh. AGuy RHayhman, Kathy secretary, Miss Emma droomh for redlreshments ' of I orite styles. Stop In rigllt IWaJ. e nn 1lc "· oug nuts an cider Odcora· Select what you need for rigbt . .11 The n.xt mec,1mg Forthe ; treasurer, Mrs. Earl 1. . k . · . WI Ions were m eepmg w!lh the now and the colder days ahead. Miami Students W k nd G ee e UeStS Af H· ,, p Paui IIi and Janl Smllh ce ee were named ktng and queen at the li.utland Halloween earnJvll Saturday evening while Aid WU.Iiams and Sherry Mlcbaell were laking honors as lht and pr•-·-s. groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. er and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arn- Thursday, Nov. 17 • at the Following an auction, a short Halloween' season and included Arnold HJpp. old. of Mrs. Net Carpenter. meeting was he 1d. : 1large spoder web, orange and Attending wer• Rev. James Gordon Fisher, student at The group agreed to wire ack streamers. In charge or Eary, Chri>S and Debby, Mr. Mountain Stale Business Col . flowers to one or their mem· and Mrs. Hufus Randolph, Mr. lege sp!!nl the weekend with bers, Mrs. Russell, Barton, re· Kathy King, daughter of Mr. Olld ·Mrs. Harold Grady and his parents, Mr and Mrs. Mapdrtedly ill in Gr0011sburg, Pa. and Mrs. William King, Middle· children, ell of Lancaster, Mr. son Fisher and daughters. 0'/ Refreshments were served by pOrt Route 1, entertained with and Mrs. llon Wri~1t and child. Rollin !Butch) Pullins or I er ome the hostesses. Halloween decor· a Halloween party for school· .rtn or Columbus. Mr. and Thurston spent the weekend ~ick ?iler, senior at ations were used on the dining mates at her home Saturday Mrs. Curtiss Randolph and with his grandparents, Mr. and UmversJt)', and a group of table. Favors of miniature evening. ·daugbtP.r of Lancaster, Mr. Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. lege clas~ates, were pumpkins with a tiny candle The basement of the King -..nd Mrs Arnold Hupp, Rocky Randall Pullins o£ Thurston guests ?f his ~renth, Mr. and were the favors used. ~orne. was decorated in keep~ .and Edw;;~rd, Mr. and Mrs. i was the weekend guest of his Mrs. Richard Oiler over ~ he Altcnd 1ng were Misses Hilda mg w1th the season with orange James liupp and son of Ash- grandmotner, Mrs. Raymond weekend. ~ey. ca~e ~~CJa~Jy and Lorena Weiss, :Miss Emma a~d black streamers, goblins, Land, Mr. and Mrs. G eo r g e Pullins Sr . for the Mlamt-Ohlo UmversJty Forthe, Mrs. George Carson, Witches ~nd othe~ decorations. IHupp of Long Bottom, Max Eddie Lemley of Columbus, football . game Saturday· Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. ~ames and dancmg were en·Manuel, St. Mr!i. Dolly Wolfe, and Cpl. Gtanley R. Lemley of _Spendmg the wee~end were Wil!iam Fry, Mrs. Russell Joyed during the eve_ning. Re. 'Mr. •nd Mrs. Wilbur McCaiin Cherry Point, N.C., spent the RICk, Ruthl Narduzzo, lnde· Capehart, Mrs. Albert Swatzei, fresl!ments or sandWIChes, pota· and thildren, Mrs. Dallas Hill, weekend with their parents, I pe~ence, Otuo; Joe ~art, Ha- Mrs. Hazel Lleving, Miss Mary to chips, punch, and doughnuts ·Charlottf! Manuel. Don Manuel, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Lem.l wau ; .Judy :rump, Llma; Dudding, Mrs. Eber Roush, ~d candy were served durAll the famous nationally advertised br1nds 1nd the on11 you llrs. Kati• Bass of Clifton, W. ley. Iand Mrs. Clifford Noe of Mrs. Ray Proffitt, Mrs. Thorn· mg the social hour. Va., Roger Spawn. Max Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rus- ark. , and Mrs. Foglesong. Attending were Nancy Buchsee on TV are here ready for you. All at Moore's uluall- prlc11 ·Michael Bell ar.d friend of sell and family and Mrs. Eddie [ Mr. and M~s. 0Jier on arran, Kathy Conde, Susan GerColumbus, Mrs. Bertha Robin· Lemley or Columbus visited day ent.ertamed the , iach, Rhonda Hysell, Kathy Me· aon. Sunday with their grandmoth- group and wm Jomed G~rr, Sylvia Swanson, Diana er, Mrs. Viola Jeffers. er students, mchJdmg • Welsh, Dave Buskirk, Marc Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zirkle Barre, Cievelarnl: ;lack Hat· French, Richard Hawley, Mike :®'"*& ,ruJiiJto!!i<:i!Mf;'! or Columbus were weekend held, Bob RJx, ()ayton: Van Cooney, Jim Warner, KaUSE MOORE'S LAY·AWAY PLANI guests of relatives in the area. Haughey, ~t~··.,~ass.: Steve thy, and her sister and broiher, ~' ; Mrs. Amanda Taylor or Hun- Spoerndle, . UISVI e, . A potluck supper was Sherry and Kevin. ''r; t·mg lon park, Cai'f1 ., was here ry DaviS, Lima ; Carol ed b b f th Col b and Dermis y mem ers o e NAME OMITI'E0 1'. OU , to attend the runeral of John Cie':a: Others attending the Baptist church recently in M L'151 ,9 l Taylor, spent several days with . · socia1 room of the church ary e name was t,' M nd M J D H f dmner were Mr. and Mrs. Char· cedi th terly tentially omitted from the I ' rs. . . ayman o 1es Wh't ng e quar of guests alten>llng the birth Br. ha I e, son, Gr eg, Mr . .and ti POMEROY OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS m as an. 'Mrs Rll<!llen Collins Middle- mee ng. da rt f II \llenciellll ~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trusseii Iport.; Mr.· and Mrs. Glenn Da· Rev. carver Williams presid· St~Ue~ Y or ev. Mrs. William Seipel returned and daughter, Dawn, of MI. vis, Mrs. James Oiler, Stock· ed at the meeting and ren<orts l....:::::;;_ _ _ _ _ _ _~ to her home in Columbus Sun· V~rnon are spending a week port; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis . of the church and day alter spending several days with his parenis, Mr. and Mrs. and son, Larry, School officers were read. here with her aunts, MisS Ma- Stanley Trussell. ville; and Steve Oiler, Won One class and bel Hysell and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Cortls Laubner of Rick Oiler. Steve also Young Adult Class agreed 111ink and r•mily, and other or Manon vlsued Sunday w~th j the football games at purchase new chairs for t h . relatives. Mrs. Seipel accom· hiS Slste~. Mrs. Grover Jenkm- ens Saturda, with the group. Sunday School room. ponied Mr. and Mrs, Owen Fink . son. At the close of the bu~:~~~ •aild Miss IJyseli to Middleport i BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD session Rev. Williams in •last ·Thursday after they had 1 Lemley's Entertain A birthday turkey dinner was ed Mr. Edgar Neubanks of the spent the day in Columbus with held on Sunday for Mrs. II. L. United Church Directories who ·Mrs. George Fry. Mrs. Fry With Sunday Dinner Miller ·at her residence on I gave inrormation on how to spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Lem· Beech-S~ Middleport. '!'bose, a church directory, daughter. Mrs. Chad ley entertained with a dinner present were Mr. and Mrs. R. GIRLS It Ashville while Mrs. Seipel Sunday ~ening at their home C. Little, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. was awav. on Liberty Ave in Pomeroy. Miller, all of Canton, sisters or Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Silvers, Present were Eddie Lemley, Mrs. Miller, and. Capt. Joyce ' Coral Gah1es, Fla. are guests Columbus; Corporal Stanley R. E. Miller, who is attending the end her sister. Mrs. H. o. Ewing Lemley, Cherry Point, N. C.; · General's school In Indian· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scites Lance corporal Charles Mayno, Ind. Capt. Miller is Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneln Huntington, W. Va.; Corporal daughter. Sir• 'Wilcox were in Cincinnati John Davenport, St. Louis, Mo.; $J.OO l'h to 3 - - >Where thev attended a Masonic Corporal Roger Becker, Tay. MEETING ANNOUNCED oonvention . Jorsvilie, lll.; John McDaniel, . The American Legion Auxil· Mrs. Blanche Nease of Akron Mason·, w. va.; Charles and 1ary of Drew Webster Post rs visiting here with gmiss Mil· Robert Lemley, Pomeroy, and No. 39 will meet tonight at 7:3(1, Middleport dred HawJey, Mrs. Nan Moore the host and hostess, Corporols H has been announced. and Mrs. Everett Davis. Lemley, Mayno, Davenport ·Mrs. David Farmer and Mr;. and Becker are all stationed at Arthur Skinner visited in Day· Cherry Point, N. C. CaiUng . ton recently with Mr. and \hs. the evening were Mrs. """"' II Lemley and Mr. and Mrs Ray. •Dan Farmer. They went ·Jally to see Mrs. Farmer's mond Russell and family of ......at-grandchild Scoti , Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. ·ICil of Mr. and Mrs. Ke\'in Adrian Carson, RuUand. Srondeburg Mrs. B~~:':!:~"'gl ,·--.:;;:;:.:;;.:;;;;_ is !he former Lynn Farmer. tape ·Mr. and Mrs. Randolph warn, 11 'Ravenswood. W. Va. spe•1l Sunday w1t.h her mother, Mr ~. James Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mci"· ll Tonight thru WedrMBd1y October 26 IVA SISSON blnny viSited in Trimble ELVIS PRESLEY s.....t.ry day with •elatlves Including Mr. in and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson ard "PARADISE-HAWAIIAN ' STYLI" family . t'Jso joining the grooJp II Technlcoior there were Mr. and Mrs. Char- Elvis Presley les Johnsor. and children Suzanna Leigh J as. Shigeta S J d Mr. an am ohnson and famDonna Butterworth ily. Mr. and Mrs, McEI~o nnv Marianna Hili also visited enroute In Pomeroy FHtur•Ut & Colorc•rtoans with thelf nephew and fam;ly . A~d::m::i'?.'':"":':::'::5•='=40<==== Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wt:rnel.' and children of Yellow THURSDAY, Ocl. 27 _ NDT OPEN __ CR.DIT LIFE INSURANCII! rho were visiting his mot:ter, llrs. Ada Warner. 'noo ......... ........ boll bill F.a 11 Plllel lilot ril ·outamatlcaDy loOk dooN, AVAILABLE ON ALL LOANS lllotorj' af!er yoo a lot of features. wam you II a door fl ajar, or fuel 1o low. • Like Ford'sexcltinenew BeleetShift CruJae. a Stereo tape player, I Comfort.Sn,om VFR!E CUSTOMER PARKING tiJatfoll that aha- st,a1e air _ ./lritll !be O.Matic ~·· It allifto automatically , •• .,. leta you ohUt mw>uatiy lor climbinl windoWB closed. • And, every ool~ lllll!ot:uD,. lll8ep hflll, doWilohHtJne, or jllll lor 11m. . tlt.l ''87 Ford lo equipped with F0\\1 M• Yoa COli aloo dloooo a C...venleDOO Control Compoey Llfetluard·Dooici~Sola\J Foallllel. I·. Around and VI ' The Young wtves Club Thursday, Oct. 20, at the fred G H1 d their :!~~~ H:l\o:"een Mrs. Michael Burke and Wilbur Robinson were About Pomeroy ' ' , ,.., ., \ I �.. ( • • Lions t,o GI.Ve .Bishop Pi~e Dem.a~ds Eull Inquiry • 2-Dally S~ntlne~ J>omeroy-Middleport, - ,.!~ . . ·/. :1 . . BOrJ-6 FIJRFrlrED - o., CARAVAN • Oct. 28, 1988 C~~cii:J.£~ Mayor ·~·· ,0. Fls.~er's C o u r I next Sunday at 1 p. m, for Children the Meigs Coun· Tuesday evening. jrlll'feltmg a Athens to hear Senator Ted Children's !tom•, wives $25 bond on a ~harge of lntoxi· Kennedy has been cancelled. IPo•meroy Lion's Club members, cation was Henry 0. Taylor, li;;;;;;;;;;;:...;,;:;:.:;;;;;::..;;;,::;;,::;:;::.., and guests, will be honored Mt. Alto. Bonnie Sue HubWOMEN'S ' dmn~r Monday, October 31, 25, Middleport, was fined at the Grace Episcopal Chcrch, and COSL1 lor driving left ITALIAN Dale c warner, of center and Freda Marie president following a Swan, 27, Route I, Middleport of the cl~b Tuesday evening. was fined flO and costs lor During the evening CBrtoons failure .to maintain aasured Bilek will be shown to the children cIear d!Stance. ·$ 88 Brown ,.. and contestants of the Miss LOCAL~TEMPS ' A,merican 1'eenage Pageant Temperature in downtown perform for the group. . Pomeroy at 11 a. m. Wednesday . New Concord, Dis· was >.1, degrees, under .aunny 225 N. 2nd ,Mlddlopor! Gov<;110r Of Lions lil<les. , _ 13·K will be the speaker. Ia-·iii;iiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;ii;;..,iiiiiiiii~ WASIDiiiGTON (UP!) - The,rebul:ing him for "lrres~llfll·llhe blshopo, by occusing him offull-fledged lnvesugatlon Is :!!)p~pal Churcb-to the great ble': attacks on tradit101\11 1 irresponsibility, had reflected on ranted, a board of · .~oorrassrnent of nearly all tl5 Chr11tlan doctrines, '\ his personal integrity even more composed of five 61shop!-today wu co~tled The vote climaxed a stormy, seriously than if they had five laymen-will be elected to i,J 1 full formal inqlliry mto hout!·long session of the House, decided '" try him for heresy. conduct it and to decide .Citarres ~. llemy and '.'irre· ruHIIg body of the church, and "A h~resy charg~ is like a ' whether Pike should be tried ,ponslblilty agomst BJShopJ prompted the 53-year... Id retired gnat's sting oompared with this before a church court. JaiTH!s A. Pike. . bishop of San Francisco kl rattlesnake bite," he snapped. . Pike '•imsell demanded the/ demand lite Inquiry. He told his Presiding Bishop John E. If the case gets to a chmroh I ,ln~estigatiolt shortly belore i?"lleagues .they · had, in effect. : Hines said that under chureh court, Pike said he _midmght '!Uesday ofler the • 'passed JUdgment on my / taw he had no alternative but to demand tltat the trial be public. .1)\urch'o 139-rnember House of lconducl as a clergyman" 1 name 1 commission of bishops "!will go Into federal court and Bi!lltops vol<d 103 t.o 36 to adopt Jwithout giving blm adequate / to make a prelbninary study of , seek. an injunction to compel a 1 statement te)eclmg a beresy I heartng. the charge• agamst Ptke. 1 publtc hearing," the onetime trial fot him but sharply In addition, he told UP! that 1 If the commission decides a . attorney said. of STYLI . LOAFERS 4· Roush's ShOe Store Pomero._r C of C Launches Survey ev!::.,~~vio/:~~~~:."~p ... • • gteS! at the Cbe!ter Church A broad •urvey of job needs pony for Meigs Couuty growers /was given to the need for a 1Welsh, Albert Martin, Norbert of the Nazarene that began 1nd opportunities in the region to supply turkeys for the new . United Fund in the county, and Compton, Walter Stewart. Uct. 24 and will continue thru of Meigs County, which will turkey · processin& plant Io' to Christmas promotion plans Ganl, Bill Grueser, John Nov. 1. Pastor Herbert Grate determine courses ol training Wellston. Details are available for Pomeroy • Middleport mer. tnar, Ted Reed, Jr .. Bob Jac· said ser.i<es begin at 7,3$ nailable in the vocatkllllll ed· through the Agricultural E'· chants. oils, Allan Leonard, Fred Crow p.m·, and the public ls WOI· ucalion facility of tne new lension office. Present at the meeting were Jr .. Kermil Walton, Jack Kerr: tome, Middleport pollee ·-.portt!d 1 ~·Local Consolidated lli&h/ Preliminary consideration iPresident Jack Carsey, Jack land Rev. Rick Martin. a· two car accident at R~ce Police Report 1 2-Car Accident ~!· r:~.~·u~~~~dng M:fnd~~ I -4·8 -v-~ ~ c·- D d c dGc . Jet ong ea 0Ufite 3S 0ffip301CS Bv Air Troops Ill . v·Jet Nam Struck ' by GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE FINED ON 2 COUNTS North SecOlld Sts., Tuesday 1 . NEW FORD TRADE·INSI Chamber ol C o m- · Pomeroy Mayor Charles Nlere 41 Mid· II 1 g.ar Tuesd.ay evening fined Sy- dleport, ·was traveun!:: ' SEE US TODAY FOR THE SHARPEST s ed b th St3t De : bJI L. SmJth, New Haven, $15 1on Race when "her car USED CARS THE VALLEY . ponsor of Education y •. and e ex·. ' and costs for speeding and $5 ' struck by one drt'ven by' .~Ontliell pirtmtnt -' .., a.nd costs for running a Sue Hubbard, 25, M'tddieport, "" pi •!ned to Ch am be r repmen· SAIGON IUPII - U.S. Army 1st Cavalry Division I1 I1I " g • l&tlves by Meigs Local School troops aided by air strikes killed 48 ViEt Cong Tuesthe Hub.bard car turned 2 Door, 6 CyL, Automatic, Radio and Heater, SUpt!rintend•nl George Har· 'day in a two-hour running battle that ended only when race off of North Second. Whitewall Tires. rraves, the ourvey of major •Communist remnants fled into the hills, a U.S. mili· CHARLESTON. W. Vn. (UP!) · TRICK - TREAT Bonnie Hubbard was· cited on ~!Jlpioyero withm commullng tary spokesman reported today. - The Oil. Chemical and Ah,m· Mayor J E. Demson an- a charge of driving left of cent dJSllnce 01 the county will seek The fighting took place 100 miles east of Saigon ic Workers International Union nounced that Trick or Treat er. A passenger In the Ntete 2 ~or, 8-. Cyl., Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. lo usure actualemployment,near Phan Thiel in "Operation Byrd." a search and went on strike against The Unit· mght in Rutla nd will be Mon- , car, Nellie Barsotti, complain· Whitewall Tires. 8 opportumlles lor graduates of Idestroy operation that has killed 24 Viet Con g. One ed Fuel Gas Co. and four oth- day, October 31, from 6 to 7 ed of neck injury and was 1 thr trammg facttlly. 1 hellccpler was shot down in the Tuesday operation, in· er gas compames today. p. m. taken to the office of • In rev 1ewmg progress on the )unng two c~ewme~ A second helicopter \.,'as shot I P1ckets showed at Uruted Fucmn. There was medwm 2 ~or, 8 Crt., Std. Trans., Radio and Heater. proposed Meigs County airstrip, down r~ear Sa1gon w1th no -- -- -- 1e! offices here and it IHts not I age to both cars. , Whitewall T1res. Cllamber members were in· 1 casualttes. . . The Americans .. who suffered immediately known if picket FATALLY INJURE!) formed that 1 Forest Run ;ite On the poht1cal scene the only light casual11es m lhe two- lines had beer. established in COLUMBUS IUP!) - Ja~cs under con~ideration had proved Vu~tn.. mese constituent asse~ hour _battle, c_aptured 12 Com- th_e o_ther five sta ~es_ and tile Patn:k. Grey, 31. Strongsv1!1e, 4WI)oof. 6 C¥1, Auto. Trans. Badio and Heater. too short lor the required 4.000- bly today elected former Ch10f mumsts and eight weapons. DISinct of Columb1a mvolved m ""' m;ured fatally Tuesday hltewall Tires. foot layout being sought. Fur- lor Stat,e. Phan kKhac Shuu as 1 Bad weather contmued to 1the ~tnke. when h1s ear cra· shed off 1·11 1 1 1 tber attempts to locate 8 suit- I permane111 spea er o t e 117- h·amper U.S. all . -raids agamst . , : Umted.d Fuel .serves about 250,· a--an -----overpass 1ere. _ _ __ Your Dependable t' . nd me b. bod th 1 l iti 1 11100 abJe, relatively level site m .r. .Y a 1!1 wr n~ a North Viet Nam but Nav resJ en Ia' commercJa a . I Dealer For within the area were plan ed 1constuht1on m hope of returnmg 1 h' h Y mdu stn al customers in West aclwn. though lhere was no J n Sou th v·1e t Nam to CIVIJan . 'I' rue. I .p nnes . . - Kentucky and Virgin· Imme . d'1a· te exp Ianat10n . of II1e 1 JDr this week. M' dw tc were weathered V1rgm1a, f There was no new word on ~n ~ on ay' returned. to the ia. ln West Virginia there are cause. The flares are Ust>d for I ln olher business, the Cham- progress of lhe South Vietna- lcack Tuesday aotf hit trucks about 140,1100 customers. photo reconnaissance at night I AND Locust & Sycamore St1, ber disC:.hi!:ied a plan submitted 1 mese troops who opened wh~:~t a and hba~ges alo~g the southern ! The companies in volved in the and burn wi th_ a seari ng light. by tlte Ralston · Purina Com- Ispokesman railed their bi~ ::f'St ~an an le . U. ' planes <le 1strike were UFG, All antic sea- , Titey are particularly difficult Phone WY 2•2550 MIDDLEPORT - - - · ,operation of tile war in the 1 troyed six barges m the area. Ibo?rd Corp. , Kentucky Gas ! to exling;~u_..is,,.h ,:___ _ _ __'l_!,....,.......,...,...,...,...,,..,....,..!1.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!"!!!!!!!'!!"!!'!"!!!!!!!'!"!!'!!"!'!!!'!!!!!!'!!"!!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ IMekong Delta Monday night. In I TransmiSs ion Corp., Colur.tu>a - - Jihe firsl few hours they ktlled RR T k8 Bl d Gas of Kentucky and the Vir· 1 Idozen Vtet Cong anrl ro!eued 18 ,rae . arne Igmia Gas Distriuulion Corp. The (Contmiled FroiT' Page One) I pnsoners. one a Roman Catho- : Fnr 1 hrow1ng Auto , companies serve customers in this planr11 n1 work is ~prmea Ire nun. chained togetht'r m a ' Mt'dium damafP w<~s cau~ed 1West Virgmia, Kentucky, Ohio, 1 to be apotoximattly lli,OC<I, 10 _cave. . ~a vehicle in a one·car ac- /' Pennsylvania, Virginia, Marybt paid b~ tho SCS. ! The 1st Air Cavalry battle I ctdent T"'"day •• 7:40p.m. on land and the District of Coluot- 1 started when troops spotted 11 Route tt I at Langsville. Ibia. _Frank \\ Porter. Jr, attor- ICommunist company of about Sheriff's deputies said Wil-l n.•Y for the Leadln& C'eek Wat- 150 men near Phan Thiel. They ' liam M. Ohlinger, 22. of 204 etshed Ass~iat\oo 111'1 Jack sped to the attack .and called in ' We•t Locust-s!. Pomeroy, lost j · Crt~p , nssocJatJur ~h ,...me1n, Amen can str1ke aircraft wtuch I control wh1le traveling west 1ald durl.ag a news codert'!nct : c~t the enemy escape routes / across re~ilro!jd tracks at Langs- J on the In litter Tuescby lh&t I WJ(h bombs, rockets and na· Ville, went off the right Sid<.! I 'f1t> Farmtr'!l Hume Adnt"l!SII a.. palm. . of the highway and appro~i tJOn will work with locHJ spo 11 !. A U.S Hi3 helicopter whirling / matdy 76 feet down the n11l-J sors on ~ht> necesslt.v for a Im over _the ~a!tle area was shot road track.s before comillg to I watershed loan. II wa~ also 1down , lnJUflfl~ two crewmen I a slop. No injuries or arrests reported >hr Blll"!au of Outdoo r , who were promptly rescued. were reported. ' SAIGON tUPll - A serie• of I RecreJtion may help in co~-' · ·- - --flash rires touched off by an :~:.oy ~io'th~·Mae n• I WOrk'mg FOrCC 1964 Ford Fairlane 1962 Ford Galaxie 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 1 I AN TH0 Ny Plumbing-Heating 1 1965 'Ford-Galaxie 500 KEITH G . QBLE FORD USED CAR LOT plUMB N .G I 1 WAJ'ERSHED HEATI NG I "I ~ 0 31 , ' Ono borid was lorfelted and The caravan which was to Dmnet ct. ' ' two lines ·l"dered til MiHdleport leave Meigs CountY fairground• I ' 1/ 1'orld Series ~~.. Shares Are Announced • ._... , 1M %Japan, outpolnted Aakmlo Herrera, H$1<4, Colombia (12) aoa·tltle. U>NDON (UPI)- Billy Walk· er, 1&2, Britain, stopped Jose NEWitlm YORK (UPIJ -The Menno, _188, Argentina 110). Ba ore Orioles and . Los Ang~l,a Dodgers were aoiavtsh GAME IS TIIURSDAV with money in canlng up thetr The football game this week World Seriel loot as 11tey were between Southwestern a nd ~Ungy with nms Ill playing lor Eastern will be ThUtsday night ' Oct. 27, at 8 p. m. at Eastern. 1be IDAOUJII>'!!!ell of the lerles dlstrlblltloa by eommlssloaer WilHam D. Eckert Tuesday revealed thai the Orioles cut their record $429,'11.6.96 pool into 34 fulll shares of $11,683.04 pius 13 other shares varying from $9.580.09 to $300. Each lull Oriole share was second only to the all·lime high of $12,749 by the 1ll63 Dodgers. . BV DICK THOMAS tween Coach William Two Toursday night • ball EAStern Eagles and !he 1966 games pit Southwestern (0-2·11 SVAC Utk A win for the last against Eastern J3-().{)) al East- place Highlandero would drop ern and Hannan Trace 10-2-1) the Eagles into a first place against North G~llia, (1-2-0) at lie with the Kyger Creek Bob. North Galha, In Southern Val· cats, now second w!lb a ley Athletic Conference play. record. The contc,ts mark the end of Kyger Creek , which bas the 1966 svAC season. pieted its 1966 SVAC season, Coach Steve Stiles' High· has lost only to Eastern 2G-B. landers are the only barrier be- The Bobcats down"'i . ' ' ern 21).0. Eastern is 4·2-1 in ali i ern is looking for Its first SV ~C games whDe Kyger Creek is win !If the season. The Wild· ii-2-0. cats ~ave, however, won one Coach Mel Carter's North contest, a 12-6 triumph over Gallia Pirates are ool to snap tbe Gallipolis reserves. North a four game losing streak at Gallia is »-0 _In aU games, the expense of Coach Bob Mar- Hannan Trace 18 1·1>-1, and cum's Hannan Trace Wildcats. Southwestern is O.ii-2. North GaJ!ia's la&t win was A win lor .the North Gallia 20-0 over Southwestern in the Pirates would leave them with third game of the season. . Ia 2-2-0 SVAC record and a Hannan Trace like Southwes~ third place finish behind East. Mari'on . ~ .~w Iem ""'""" and Kyger Creek. Should 1GaUia both win, !llerf ' ~ Hannan Trace win over North be no change in the /lnal 11fljjjl Gallia, the Wildcats would ings of SVAC. ·~ flnisb third ahesd of the Kyger Creek wlll Pirates. Chauncey Dover Blue A Hannan Trace win and a :rt'ursdet night at II:Vl,.. Southweatern WID over Eastern m a noa-league ma·tcD. would move both the Wildcats ger Creek win woold and the llighlanders ahead of Bobcats with a 6-U the Pirates who would sudden- with the oig g8!Jl< with ly find themselves in the eel- ton County V!ldngs at tar. If Eastern and North coming up on Nov. f. . Catholic Still Tops The Dodgers divided tlteir $281,485.30 losers' melon into 31 full shares of $8,189.3S-highest lor a losing player in history plus 24 shareo varying from $5,4>9.57 bl f2541, Included In lite Orioles' ' generous· dlstrihuUon was a lull share to Dick BtOWR, Balllmore's regular catcher in 1965 who suffered a brain tumor prior to spring training and did not play a game In 1966; lull shares to catcher Cltarlie Lau and pitcher Eddie Fisher; $11,5811.111 to pitcher Frank Bertaina and other amounts to part-lime members of lite team, groqnc!Bkeepers and club assi· slants. ' I In addition to their full shares, the Dodgers voted $6,459.57 bl Dick Stuart, acquired on July >; a hl111-share to 1 Infielder Dick Schofield, ob- j tained on Sepl 11 and otlter I amounti to part-time members I of lite team, grounc!Bkeepers and others. 43 Men n·Je on oflS•kany H3D!!er Deck I AthletJ'c Teams, Bands i T0 Be on so1•I datedEarly lhill~ln,l . 'I nectloj1 with r«:reatio·· devel-1 opment. explosion tn pholo flares S[)·,·d . , on the hangar derk raged ·through the 42.600-ton aircraft Cri!lp ;aid, "This unnounc•· , earner USS Oriskany off the mentis lb. greatest Icoast of North VietNam today, has 'v~r nappened to Me1gs kilhng 43 men and serJO'I.~Iy He F,a•sed . Con~ress.Jlla~ Moe I. .IContJ•JUed from Page t) Jn answer, Hargraves stated hurtmg 16 ler. all M~tgs Count1aT'~ who ; ce1ve lhe btnefitl wbldl will these decisions have not been The fires were· exungUJ.shed I ~ave . hetll!d pnmote ~~~ ~ pru. ! bt tbe portloa of subseque111 made. In regard te what field and the ·6 men injurt'd rs I ~ect, and State Reprtst~lllaiives &raduatiD& cfas&es »wted Har Hargraves felt this should nof the worst d1saster of the war !o Ralph W.tker ano G • urge craves. 1 be done unlil a head coach ,. hit the US. 7th Fleet were Banks tor the1r as.o;;Jsta 1•:~ . "Th1s decasion was not m~:~de named as the coath's views flown by helicopter to the Attor~y Porft.•J ' '~ l· .c- reC ., lightly by those involved and should be constdered 1n th is carrJer USS ConstellatiOn and 1 ''This an.uxmcernem •!S t 1 ~ (·ertamly not by Ihe ttdmm1stra- matter then by plane to the Ptulippmes .key to the ult.imate .su(",'t'~~ f1f I tiun. It would ha ve been far As fo. the school coiONi : ror emerg_ency treatment. 1 Mei11 Cot.~stv . " Porte r j)I"Pdict- t>asier for the administration to · thlli be ftlt should be up to : The Onskany was operaling : ed that tht WIILershed ;>r ,gram have wait ed one _m_ore year.' the student bodies in all tbref' m the Gulr of Tonkin off the ' woulf:l m~an al least $2i rri'· TM!re are 1:1 ¥1J.ffi('Jent num. 1 hltb iCboolo Perb tb b North V1et Nam coas t w1th the , · u f bl · · aps, ruug · c 11 · · U · t 11 onJ ob Je county m ruture l1 :drto Pro ems Without these 1 a eootest , Hargraves 'suggf".'i·t· c~rners onste atwn and Fran-,' yea~ y the fe.cr thHl u will a 110na1 ones. Howev~r . one 1 ed. , khn D. Roose~lt. The other two evert\uall\. Dring in til'JU<"i.:·y ; must be willing to lat'e new !' Bo . . carriers continued th eir strike , peo~e an ... creal':' recna'l l , :tf- : prOOlems with determination~ Sa aster ~resident~ Lewas against the north despite lfle eas. . I when the wellaro of students uer of Mtddleport, Chuck tragedy. :! ' I is so vitally concerned. T r u el Downie of Rutland and There was ho Jndication 'the : Pt:TITIO"' FILED 1educalional leadership must, ~my of Pomeroy resulte<i from any ~nemy A peli~ion appealing the va- : always place the welfare of : 1r~lr respective groups . . . ..... calli; 'lt a portion of Bedford I ~tudents above the easy course, ' ~ aves suggPSted an ea~ly me<1· 11 Twp:, Rua<i No :lfi7 in Meigs Iii this leadership seeks to build ' : : ol the three presidenscts>me ll County !tas bee" filed in Mei&s 1a better tota l educalional ch· f e~ ••th !urn lo solve County Cummor. Pleas Court. 1 mate,'' stated H.::trgraY eiiJ. o I ~ problems they will face. The J10ii<!t of <ppeal, filed in i Hargr"es wenl on to say, I Asked if lronkln will be behalf· of Geor~r and Lavinia J ''In serking to solve the many Ihe SEOAL next year, H..,·. ll Carper, 1tate11 that the action Problems we will race in sue~ graves stated 1t w1U not, as token by rhr M•igs Counry ! ressrully implementing t hi , has loo many commitments. Board of t'omnu~sioners to va--l decision. we seek the cooper- Will ~o~ever, have full mern-!1 cate the road on September 26, &lion of all groups and indi· bersh1p m the SEOAL in llillt;, f ·led to follow manda- V1duals who will be affected bv 1967-68 season. tory r~J,rement~ o1 the Ohio the decision. We particularlY Har_graves, m answer to Revised Code. wlicil lhe hel~ and understand· questJOn whether this will ing of lhe athlelic and Band elude lhe 7 and 8th grade Booster groups In our thre:e ~ram, s t~ted, they will not schools ; the cooperHtlon and mc.lud~ m the ~rog~am of underslanding of our total rill- sohdahon at thts ltme. DEVOTm ro INTER.Elll !It zenry is also needed. and we Following the meeting, MEIGS . MASON AIIEA seek it enthusiaslically. freshments wete served · "We have looked long a film of the P~~:=nly;!,~~:~ ll •ICI'I,,tll I Owe11, l'u•~~t~•r hard at this problem. We game was shown by ChHtl' hllllefltll. l~lt.J PuDIIIhlfl nl!ll ltl•l'llflflll e1c.p4 made our decision. You Coach Charles !Bud) l~".rnu llld lillnlla' II) TIM 0.,_ \lo~lla\ Pui'IU~IUnl l!tollltoln:r, II" ~· agree with us. You may not '"'"'" St•. Pomeroy, Obto. 111•, • • Regardless of your personal iM"" nfflc. l"hant WV 'J-IUI t:.tllnr 11 ~nnna lfl" ~'118'1 feelings, we hope we will Jtnllit•ll IJ II'CM-II GlaD •aiUa, .,.,npr " ~- ltMt llflfle. •• li'flmff'(W , your complete, unselfish IJ " ·1 · "l'I.KN:IaJ aouur\&aLDI NP...••n•u••• port as we seek to build a STOP JN FOR FREE ln•tlneUI l.hab.U. IDI!., 8Q Lh.:IQ· ter a!bletlc program for CANDY ON J.oo. J. VI. "'ew 'l<orll Ct\., foOl• school district,'' stated liUNitl ..\1,.. , . . .l DI.UYIIH . . . c I I BESl I I ALL NEW 1967 Solid-State PORTABLE STEREO " WANTED tor Jobs & Progress HUNTERS COATS THE DAILY SENTINEl Our customer's representative is a good listener CLARENCE E. HEY KIDS! .... FOR .t .. •rrler Wblrw ltaillbW Jll vtntli ,., WHIII . . . Pill Ill •d•IDI:e MILLER BEGGER'S NITE graves-. A questktn and answer perDJI_IJ .. Glldll oUi,_,., Ill'*'; fJ t • 111a..a.- • .10. Ulhf" ,._.. t . . llJ.~ ., W.,t.., llollt. wll•r. e.,.l" Nmo. iod followed with •uch qlll'8· . . . . . llllhJe, OM •"til, fl.aD IJ tiolts as what will lhe school ...... 0.. ,.... 110 . , 1 111 111011.111, colors be, and wbere will tne ••~ I'Juw mamn• t.'i.UO IJiu•r~• tlow tr:SttiMI.S......, -n.. teamo play football, or prac!Uc• Any Time Betw.en 6 P.M. ond 9 P.M. We were Kldt tao, Onc•l . . ••, ,. ,. c..,.... c:.'""'l11.. h ..ll Hvdlll•. TNIIII ., L•Haol•o lclotllaU. . CONGRESS 1'<1. Pol. Adv . . ~ ~ ~ ... _ ............ ._ ... ~ ~ ... _ ' • TWO 6' SPEAKERS AeoustJcall:t matched to lliv• you rich stereo sound A communicolions company can'taf!ord to be out She'll .take orders, give lnfom1ation and help yoa of touch with the people they serve. That'• why "telephone-plan" yow home. . every customer has a .direot line to our customer's ·She!•. •~ ' ~pel'! on colors. Extensions. CharJt!IO representative. For service. For sales. And for com- Credit card" She's t)jo 1pokeswom•n for a eq,,U... plaints. teous,. ellicie~t sor\'ice department that'i never flll'. 1 ' She's our tie-line to you and the communities we , ther a'way than your ne'arell'telephone. serve. A direct connection between our entire organ .. iz;1tiort nnd our customers. Ready to serve you tho minule you wove into a General Teiephou area, 1 .. • " IJII!IR~t .TltEPHONI . ~Me~·:" tb;!'t~E f~;m;ly 7~· Com~;•i•:~ ... '? . ~ . . 12 Gauge_....____ 2.99 box 16 G1uge 2.88 box 20 Gluge 2.66 box . NEW COMPACT LU88ABE STYLE CABINET 'S.Pt;rale loudntU controls for •Ch Chli'IMI Tltoc:ALYPSO•Mll4tiA leni1le value. 4-llpood cho.ngor. Ligbtwoirht lone orm. Dual .....U. carlrida:e. Ha11daome G1a7 or- oolot.IJ;,(I ....... • New tilt-dOwn ....... •Vnbletane • ' ' ' ., ,, - ·". ' ,/ ,, ..,. �.. ( • • Lions t,o GI.Ve .Bishop Pi~e Dem.a~ds Eull Inquiry • 2-Dally S~ntlne~ J>omeroy-Middleport, - ,.!~ . . ·/. :1 . . BOrJ-6 FIJRFrlrED - o., CARAVAN • Oct. 28, 1988 C~~cii:J.£~ Mayor ·~·· ,0. Fls.~er's C o u r I next Sunday at 1 p. m, for Children the Meigs Coun· Tuesday evening. jrlll'feltmg a Athens to hear Senator Ted Children's !tom•, wives $25 bond on a ~harge of lntoxi· Kennedy has been cancelled. IPo•meroy Lion's Club members, cation was Henry 0. Taylor, li;;;;;;;;;;;:...;,;:;:.:;;;;;::..;;;,::;;,::;:;::.., and guests, will be honored Mt. Alto. Bonnie Sue HubWOMEN'S ' dmn~r Monday, October 31, 25, Middleport, was fined at the Grace Episcopal Chcrch, and COSL1 lor driving left ITALIAN Dale c warner, of center and Freda Marie president following a Swan, 27, Route I, Middleport of the cl~b Tuesday evening. was fined flO and costs lor During the evening CBrtoons failure .to maintain aasured Bilek will be shown to the children cIear d!Stance. ·$ 88 Brown ,.. and contestants of the Miss LOCAL~TEMPS ' A,merican 1'eenage Pageant Temperature in downtown perform for the group. . Pomeroy at 11 a. m. Wednesday . New Concord, Dis· was >.1, degrees, under .aunny 225 N. 2nd ,Mlddlopor! Gov<;110r Of Lions lil<les. , _ 13·K will be the speaker. Ia-·iii;iiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;ii;;..,iiiiiiiii~ WASIDiiiGTON (UP!) - The,rebul:ing him for "lrres~llfll·llhe blshopo, by occusing him offull-fledged lnvesugatlon Is :!!)p~pal Churcb-to the great ble': attacks on tradit101\11 1 irresponsibility, had reflected on ranted, a board of · .~oorrassrnent of nearly all tl5 Chr11tlan doctrines, '\ his personal integrity even more composed of five 61shop!-today wu co~tled The vote climaxed a stormy, seriously than if they had five laymen-will be elected to i,J 1 full formal inqlliry mto hout!·long session of the House, decided '" try him for heresy. conduct it and to decide .Citarres ~. llemy and '.'irre· ruHIIg body of the church, and "A h~resy charg~ is like a ' whether Pike should be tried ,ponslblilty agomst BJShopJ prompted the 53-year... Id retired gnat's sting oompared with this before a church court. JaiTH!s A. Pike. . bishop of San Francisco kl rattlesnake bite," he snapped. . Pike '•imsell demanded the/ demand lite Inquiry. He told his Presiding Bishop John E. If the case gets to a chmroh I ,ln~estigatiolt shortly belore i?"lleagues .they · had, in effect. : Hines said that under chureh court, Pike said he _midmght '!Uesday ofler the • 'passed JUdgment on my / taw he had no alternative but to demand tltat the trial be public. .1)\urch'o 139-rnember House of lconducl as a clergyman" 1 name 1 commission of bishops "!will go Into federal court and Bi!lltops vol<d 103 t.o 36 to adopt Jwithout giving blm adequate / to make a prelbninary study of , seek. an injunction to compel a 1 statement te)eclmg a beresy I heartng. the charge• agamst Ptke. 1 publtc hearing," the onetime trial fot him but sharply In addition, he told UP! that 1 If the commission decides a . attorney said. of STYLI . LOAFERS 4· Roush's ShOe Store Pomero._r C of C Launches Survey ev!::.,~~vio/:~~~~:."~p ... • • gteS! at the Cbe!ter Church A broad •urvey of job needs pony for Meigs Couuty growers /was given to the need for a 1Welsh, Albert Martin, Norbert of the Nazarene that began 1nd opportunities in the region to supply turkeys for the new . United Fund in the county, and Compton, Walter Stewart. Uct. 24 and will continue thru of Meigs County, which will turkey · processin& plant Io' to Christmas promotion plans Ganl, Bill Grueser, John Nov. 1. Pastor Herbert Grate determine courses ol training Wellston. Details are available for Pomeroy • Middleport mer. tnar, Ted Reed, Jr .. Bob Jac· said ser.i<es begin at 7,3$ nailable in the vocatkllllll ed· through the Agricultural E'· chants. oils, Allan Leonard, Fred Crow p.m·, and the public ls WOI· ucalion facility of tne new lension office. Present at the meeting were Jr .. Kermil Walton, Jack Kerr: tome, Middleport pollee ·-.portt!d 1 ~·Local Consolidated lli&h/ Preliminary consideration iPresident Jack Carsey, Jack land Rev. Rick Martin. a· two car accident at R~ce Police Report 1 2-Car Accident ~!· r:~.~·u~~~~dng M:fnd~~ I -4·8 -v-~ ~ c·- D d c dGc . Jet ong ea 0Ufite 3S 0ffip301CS Bv Air Troops Ill . v·Jet Nam Struck ' by GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE FINED ON 2 COUNTS North SecOlld Sts., Tuesday 1 . NEW FORD TRADE·INSI Chamber ol C o m- · Pomeroy Mayor Charles Nlere 41 Mid· II 1 g.ar Tuesd.ay evening fined Sy- dleport, ·was traveun!:: ' SEE US TODAY FOR THE SHARPEST s ed b th St3t De : bJI L. SmJth, New Haven, $15 1on Race when "her car USED CARS THE VALLEY . ponsor of Education y •. and e ex·. ' and costs for speeding and $5 ' struck by one drt'ven by' .~Ontliell pirtmtnt -' .., a.nd costs for running a Sue Hubbard, 25, M'tddieport, "" pi •!ned to Ch am be r repmen· SAIGON IUPII - U.S. Army 1st Cavalry Division I1 I1I " g • l&tlves by Meigs Local School troops aided by air strikes killed 48 ViEt Cong Tuesthe Hub.bard car turned 2 Door, 6 CyL, Automatic, Radio and Heater, SUpt!rintend•nl George Har· 'day in a two-hour running battle that ended only when race off of North Second. Whitewall Tires. rraves, the ourvey of major •Communist remnants fled into the hills, a U.S. mili· CHARLESTON. W. Vn. (UP!) · TRICK - TREAT Bonnie Hubbard was· cited on ~!Jlpioyero withm commullng tary spokesman reported today. - The Oil. Chemical and Ah,m· Mayor J E. Demson an- a charge of driving left of cent dJSllnce 01 the county will seek The fighting took place 100 miles east of Saigon ic Workers International Union nounced that Trick or Treat er. A passenger In the Ntete 2 ~or, 8-. Cyl., Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. lo usure actualemployment,near Phan Thiel in "Operation Byrd." a search and went on strike against The Unit· mght in Rutla nd will be Mon- , car, Nellie Barsotti, complain· Whitewall Tires. 8 opportumlles lor graduates of Idestroy operation that has killed 24 Viet Con g. One ed Fuel Gas Co. and four oth- day, October 31, from 6 to 7 ed of neck injury and was 1 thr trammg facttlly. 1 hellccpler was shot down in the Tuesday operation, in· er gas compames today. p. m. taken to the office of • In rev 1ewmg progress on the )unng two c~ewme~ A second helicopter \.,'as shot I P1ckets showed at Uruted Fucmn. There was medwm 2 ~or, 8 Crt., Std. Trans., Radio and Heater. proposed Meigs County airstrip, down r~ear Sa1gon w1th no -- -- -- 1e! offices here and it IHts not I age to both cars. , Whitewall T1res. Cllamber members were in· 1 casualttes. . . The Americans .. who suffered immediately known if picket FATALLY INJURE!) formed that 1 Forest Run ;ite On the poht1cal scene the only light casual11es m lhe two- lines had beer. established in COLUMBUS IUP!) - Ja~cs under con~ideration had proved Vu~tn.. mese constituent asse~ hour _battle, c_aptured 12 Com- th_e o_ther five sta ~es_ and tile Patn:k. Grey, 31. Strongsv1!1e, 4WI)oof. 6 C¥1, Auto. Trans. Badio and Heater. too short lor the required 4.000- bly today elected former Ch10f mumsts and eight weapons. DISinct of Columb1a mvolved m ""' m;ured fatally Tuesday hltewall Tires. foot layout being sought. Fur- lor Stat,e. Phan kKhac Shuu as 1 Bad weather contmued to 1the ~tnke. when h1s ear cra· shed off 1·11 1 1 1 tber attempts to locate 8 suit- I permane111 spea er o t e 117- h·amper U.S. all . -raids agamst . , : Umted.d Fuel .serves about 250,· a--an -----overpass 1ere. _ _ __ Your Dependable t' . nd me b. bod th 1 l iti 1 11100 abJe, relatively level site m .r. .Y a 1!1 wr n~ a North Viet Nam but Nav resJ en Ia' commercJa a . I Dealer For within the area were plan ed 1constuht1on m hope of returnmg 1 h' h Y mdu stn al customers in West aclwn. though lhere was no J n Sou th v·1e t Nam to CIVIJan . 'I' rue. I .p nnes . . - Kentucky and Virgin· Imme . d'1a· te exp Ianat10n . of II1e 1 JDr this week. M' dw tc were weathered V1rgm1a, f There was no new word on ~n ~ on ay' returned. to the ia. ln West Virginia there are cause. The flares are Ust>d for I ln olher business, the Cham- progress of lhe South Vietna- lcack Tuesday aotf hit trucks about 140,1100 customers. photo reconnaissance at night I AND Locust & Sycamore St1, ber disC:.hi!:ied a plan submitted 1 mese troops who opened wh~:~t a and hba~ges alo~g the southern ! The companies in volved in the and burn wi th_ a seari ng light. by tlte Ralston · Purina Com- Ispokesman railed their bi~ ::f'St ~an an le . U. ' planes <le 1strike were UFG, All antic sea- , Titey are particularly difficult Phone WY 2•2550 MIDDLEPORT - - - · ,operation of tile war in the 1 troyed six barges m the area. Ibo?rd Corp. , Kentucky Gas ! to exling;~u_..is,,.h ,:___ _ _ __'l_!,....,.......,...,...,...,...,,..,....,..!1.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!"!!!!!!!'!!"!!'!"!!!!!!!'!"!!'!!"!'!!!'!!!!!!'!!"!!'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ IMekong Delta Monday night. In I TransmiSs ion Corp., Colur.tu>a - - Jihe firsl few hours they ktlled RR T k8 Bl d Gas of Kentucky and the Vir· 1 Idozen Vtet Cong anrl ro!eued 18 ,rae . arne Igmia Gas Distriuulion Corp. The (Contmiled FroiT' Page One) I pnsoners. one a Roman Catho- : Fnr 1 hrow1ng Auto , companies serve customers in this planr11 n1 work is ~prmea Ire nun. chained togetht'r m a ' Mt'dium damafP w<~s cau~ed 1West Virgmia, Kentucky, Ohio, 1 to be apotoximattly lli,OC<I, 10 _cave. . ~a vehicle in a one·car ac- /' Pennsylvania, Virginia, Marybt paid b~ tho SCS. ! The 1st Air Cavalry battle I ctdent T"'"day •• 7:40p.m. on land and the District of Coluot- 1 started when troops spotted 11 Route tt I at Langsville. Ibia. _Frank \\ Porter. Jr, attor- ICommunist company of about Sheriff's deputies said Wil-l n.•Y for the Leadln& C'eek Wat- 150 men near Phan Thiel. They ' liam M. Ohlinger, 22. of 204 etshed Ass~iat\oo 111'1 Jack sped to the attack .and called in ' We•t Locust-s!. Pomeroy, lost j · Crt~p , nssocJatJur ~h ,...me1n, Amen can str1ke aircraft wtuch I control wh1le traveling west 1ald durl.ag a news codert'!nct : c~t the enemy escape routes / across re~ilro!jd tracks at Langs- J on the In litter Tuescby lh&t I WJ(h bombs, rockets and na· Ville, went off the right Sid<.! I 'f1t> Farmtr'!l Hume Adnt"l!SII a.. palm. . of the highway and appro~i tJOn will work with locHJ spo 11 !. A U.S Hi3 helicopter whirling / matdy 76 feet down the n11l-J sors on ~ht> necesslt.v for a Im over _the ~a!tle area was shot road track.s before comillg to I watershed loan. II wa~ also 1down , lnJUflfl~ two crewmen I a slop. No injuries or arrests reported >hr Blll"!au of Outdoo r , who were promptly rescued. were reported. ' SAIGON tUPll - A serie• of I RecreJtion may help in co~-' · ·- - --flash rires touched off by an :~:.oy ~io'th~·Mae n• I WOrk'mg FOrCC 1964 Ford Fairlane 1962 Ford Galaxie 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 1 I AN TH0 Ny Plumbing-Heating 1 1965 'Ford-Galaxie 500 KEITH G . QBLE FORD USED CAR LOT plUMB N .G I 1 WAJ'ERSHED HEATI NG I "I ~ 0 31 , ' Ono borid was lorfelted and The caravan which was to Dmnet ct. ' ' two lines ·l"dered til MiHdleport leave Meigs CountY fairground• I ' 1/ 1'orld Series ~~.. Shares Are Announced • ._... , 1M %Japan, outpolnted Aakmlo Herrera, H$1<4, Colombia (12) aoa·tltle. U>NDON (UPI)- Billy Walk· er, 1&2, Britain, stopped Jose NEWitlm YORK (UPIJ -The Menno, _188, Argentina 110). Ba ore Orioles and . Los Ang~l,a Dodgers were aoiavtsh GAME IS TIIURSDAV with money in canlng up thetr The football game this week World Seriel loot as 11tey were between Southwestern a nd ~Ungy with nms Ill playing lor Eastern will be ThUtsday night ' Oct. 27, at 8 p. m. at Eastern. 1be IDAOUJII>'!!!ell of the lerles dlstrlblltloa by eommlssloaer WilHam D. Eckert Tuesday revealed thai the Orioles cut their record $429,'11.6.96 pool into 34 fulll shares of $11,683.04 pius 13 other shares varying from $9.580.09 to $300. Each lull Oriole share was second only to the all·lime high of $12,749 by the 1ll63 Dodgers. . BV DICK THOMAS tween Coach William Two Toursday night • ball EAStern Eagles and !he 1966 games pit Southwestern (0-2·11 SVAC Utk A win for the last against Eastern J3-().{)) al East- place Highlandero would drop ern and Hannan Trace 10-2-1) the Eagles into a first place against North G~llia, (1-2-0) at lie with the Kyger Creek Bob. North Galha, In Southern Val· cats, now second w!lb a ley Athletic Conference play. record. The contc,ts mark the end of Kyger Creek , which bas the 1966 svAC season. pieted its 1966 SVAC season, Coach Steve Stiles' High· has lost only to Eastern 2G-B. landers are the only barrier be- The Bobcats down"'i . ' ' ern 21).0. Eastern is 4·2-1 in ali i ern is looking for Its first SV ~C games whDe Kyger Creek is win !If the season. The Wild· ii-2-0. cats ~ave, however, won one Coach Mel Carter's North contest, a 12-6 triumph over Gallia Pirates are ool to snap tbe Gallipolis reserves. North a four game losing streak at Gallia is »-0 _In aU games, the expense of Coach Bob Mar- Hannan Trace 18 1·1>-1, and cum's Hannan Trace Wildcats. Southwestern is O.ii-2. North GaJ!ia's la&t win was A win lor .the North Gallia 20-0 over Southwestern in the Pirates would leave them with third game of the season. . Ia 2-2-0 SVAC record and a Hannan Trace like Southwes~ third place finish behind East. Mari'on . ~ .~w Iem ""'""" and Kyger Creek. Should 1GaUia both win, !llerf ' ~ Hannan Trace win over North be no change in the /lnal 11fljjjl Gallia, the Wildcats would ings of SVAC. ·~ flnisb third ahesd of the Kyger Creek wlll Pirates. Chauncey Dover Blue A Hannan Trace win and a :rt'ursdet night at II:Vl,.. Southweatern WID over Eastern m a noa-league ma·tcD. would move both the Wildcats ger Creek win woold and the llighlanders ahead of Bobcats with a 6-U the Pirates who would sudden- with the oig g8!Jl< with ly find themselves in the eel- ton County V!ldngs at tar. If Eastern and North coming up on Nov. f. . Catholic Still Tops The Dodgers divided tlteir $281,485.30 losers' melon into 31 full shares of $8,189.3S-highest lor a losing player in history plus 24 shareo varying from $5,4>9.57 bl f2541, Included In lite Orioles' ' generous· dlstrihuUon was a lull share to Dick BtOWR, Balllmore's regular catcher in 1965 who suffered a brain tumor prior to spring training and did not play a game In 1966; lull shares to catcher Cltarlie Lau and pitcher Eddie Fisher; $11,5811.111 to pitcher Frank Bertaina and other amounts to part-lime members of lite team, groqnc!Bkeepers and club assi· slants. ' I In addition to their full shares, the Dodgers voted $6,459.57 bl Dick Stuart, acquired on July >; a hl111-share to 1 Infielder Dick Schofield, ob- j tained on Sepl 11 and otlter I amounti to part-time members I of lite team, grounc!Bkeepers and others. 43 Men n·Je on oflS•kany H3D!!er Deck I AthletJ'c Teams, Bands i T0 Be on so1•I datedEarly lhill~ln,l . 'I nectloj1 with r«:reatio·· devel-1 opment. explosion tn pholo flares S[)·,·d . , on the hangar derk raged ·through the 42.600-ton aircraft Cri!lp ;aid, "This unnounc•· , earner USS Oriskany off the mentis lb. greatest Icoast of North VietNam today, has 'v~r nappened to Me1gs kilhng 43 men and serJO'I.~Iy He F,a•sed . Con~ress.Jlla~ Moe I. .IContJ•JUed from Page t) Jn answer, Hargraves stated hurtmg 16 ler. all M~tgs Count1aT'~ who ; ce1ve lhe btnefitl wbldl will these decisions have not been The fires were· exungUJ.shed I ~ave . hetll!d pnmote ~~~ ~ pru. ! bt tbe portloa of subseque111 made. In regard te what field and the ·6 men injurt'd rs I ~ect, and State Reprtst~lllaiives &raduatiD& cfas&es »wted Har Hargraves felt this should nof the worst d1saster of the war !o Ralph W.tker ano G • urge craves. 1 be done unlil a head coach ,. hit the US. 7th Fleet were Banks tor the1r as.o;;Jsta 1•:~ . "Th1s decasion was not m~:~de named as the coath's views flown by helicopter to the Attor~y Porft.•J ' '~ l· .c- reC ., lightly by those involved and should be constdered 1n th is carrJer USS ConstellatiOn and 1 ''This an.uxmcernem •!S t 1 ~ (·ertamly not by Ihe ttdmm1stra- matter then by plane to the Ptulippmes .key to the ult.imate .su(",'t'~~ f1f I tiun. It would ha ve been far As fo. the school coiONi : ror emerg_ency treatment. 1 Mei11 Cot.~stv . " Porte r j)I"Pdict- t>asier for the administration to · thlli be ftlt should be up to : The Onskany was operaling : ed that tht WIILershed ;>r ,gram have wait ed one _m_ore year.' the student bodies in all tbref' m the Gulr of Tonkin off the ' woulf:l m~an al least $2i rri'· TM!re are 1:1 ¥1J.ffi('Jent num. 1 hltb iCboolo Perb tb b North V1et Nam coas t w1th the , · u f bl · · aps, ruug · c 11 · · U · t 11 onJ ob Je county m ruture l1 :drto Pro ems Without these 1 a eootest , Hargraves 'suggf".'i·t· c~rners onste atwn and Fran-,' yea~ y the fe.cr thHl u will a 110na1 ones. Howev~r . one 1 ed. , khn D. Roose~lt. The other two evert\uall\. Dring in til'JU<"i.:·y ; must be willing to lat'e new !' Bo . . carriers continued th eir strike , peo~e an ... creal':' recna'l l , :tf- : prOOlems with determination~ Sa aster ~resident~ Lewas against the north despite lfle eas. . I when the wellaro of students uer of Mtddleport, Chuck tragedy. :! ' I is so vitally concerned. T r u el Downie of Rutland and There was ho Jndication 'the : Pt:TITIO"' FILED 1educalional leadership must, ~my of Pomeroy resulte<i from any ~nemy A peli~ion appealing the va- : always place the welfare of : 1r~lr respective groups . . . ..... calli; 'lt a portion of Bedford I ~tudents above the easy course, ' ~ aves suggPSted an ea~ly me<1· 11 Twp:, Rua<i No :lfi7 in Meigs Iii this leadership seeks to build ' : : ol the three presidenscts>me ll County !tas bee" filed in Mei&s 1a better tota l educalional ch· f e~ ••th !urn lo solve County Cummor. Pleas Court. 1 mate,'' stated H.::trgraY eiiJ. o I ~ problems they will face. The J10ii<!t of <ppeal, filed in i Hargr"es wenl on to say, I Asked if lronkln will be behalf· of Geor~r and Lavinia J ''In serking to solve the many Ihe SEOAL next year, H..,·. ll Carper, 1tate11 that the action Problems we will race in sue~ graves stated 1t w1U not, as token by rhr M•igs Counry ! ressrully implementing t hi , has loo many commitments. Board of t'omnu~sioners to va--l decision. we seek the cooper- Will ~o~ever, have full mern-!1 cate the road on September 26, &lion of all groups and indi· bersh1p m the SEOAL in llillt;, f ·led to follow manda- V1duals who will be affected bv 1967-68 season. tory r~J,rement~ o1 the Ohio the decision. We particularlY Har_graves, m answer to Revised Code. wlicil lhe hel~ and understand· questJOn whether this will ing of lhe athlelic and Band elude lhe 7 and 8th grade Booster groups In our thre:e ~ram, s t~ted, they will not schools ; the cooperHtlon and mc.lud~ m the ~rog~am of underslanding of our total rill- sohdahon at thts ltme. DEVOTm ro INTER.Elll !It zenry is also needed. and we Following the meeting, MEIGS . MASON AIIEA seek it enthusiaslically. freshments wete served · "We have looked long a film of the P~~:=nly;!,~~:~ ll •ICI'I,,tll I Owe11, l'u•~~t~•r hard at this problem. We game was shown by ChHtl' hllllefltll. l~lt.J PuDIIIhlfl nl!ll ltl•l'llflflll e1c.p4 made our decision. You Coach Charles !Bud) l~".rnu llld lillnlla' II) TIM 0.,_ \lo~lla\ Pui'IU~IUnl l!tollltoln:r, II" ~· agree with us. You may not '"'"'" St•. Pomeroy, Obto. 111•, • • Regardless of your personal iM"" nfflc. l"hant WV 'J-IUI t:.tllnr 11 ~nnna lfl" ~'118'1 feelings, we hope we will Jtnllit•ll IJ II'CM-II GlaD •aiUa, .,.,npr " ~- ltMt llflfle. •• li'flmff'(W , your complete, unselfish IJ " ·1 · "l'I.KN:IaJ aouur\&aLDI NP...••n•u••• port as we seek to build a STOP JN FOR FREE ln•tlneUI l.hab.U. IDI!., 8Q Lh.:IQ· ter a!bletlc program for CANDY ON J.oo. J. VI. "'ew 'l<orll Ct\., foOl• school district,'' stated liUNitl ..\1,.. , . . .l DI.UYIIH . . . c I I BESl I I ALL NEW 1967 Solid-State PORTABLE STEREO " WANTED tor Jobs & Progress HUNTERS COATS THE DAILY SENTINEl Our customer's representative is a good listener CLARENCE E. HEY KIDS! .... FOR .t .. •rrler Wblrw ltaillbW Jll vtntli ,., WHIII . . . Pill Ill •d•IDI:e MILLER BEGGER'S NITE graves-. A questktn and answer perDJI_IJ .. Glldll oUi,_,., Ill'*'; fJ t • 111a..a.- • .10. Ulhf" ,._.. t . . llJ.~ ., W.,t.., llollt. wll•r. e.,.l" Nmo. iod followed with •uch qlll'8· . . . . . llllhJe, OM •"til, fl.aD IJ tiolts as what will lhe school ...... 0.. ,.... 110 . , 1 111 111011.111, colors be, and wbere will tne ••~ I'Juw mamn• t.'i.UO IJiu•r~• tlow tr:SttiMI.S......, -n.. teamo play football, or prac!Uc• Any Time Betw.en 6 P.M. ond 9 P.M. We were Kldt tao, Onc•l . . ••, ,. ,. c..,.... c:.'""'l11.. h ..ll Hvdlll•. TNIIII ., L•Haol•o lclotllaU. . CONGRESS 1'<1. Pol. Adv . . ~ ~ ~ ... _ ............ ._ ... ~ ~ ... _ ' • TWO 6' SPEAKERS AeoustJcall:t matched to lliv• you rich stereo sound A communicolions company can'taf!ord to be out She'll .take orders, give lnfom1ation and help yoa of touch with the people they serve. That'• why "telephone-plan" yow home. . every customer has a .direot line to our customer's ·She!•. •~ ' ~pel'! on colors. Extensions. CharJt!IO representative. For service. For sales. And for com- Credit card" She's t)jo 1pokeswom•n for a eq,,U... plaints. teous,. ellicie~t sor\'ice department that'i never flll'. 1 ' She's our tie-line to you and the communities we , ther a'way than your ne'arell'telephone. serve. A direct connection between our entire organ .. iz;1tiort nnd our customers. Ready to serve you tho minule you wove into a General Teiephou area, 1 .. • " IJII!IR~t .TltEPHONI . ~Me~·:" tb;!'t~E f~;m;ly 7~· Com~;•i•:~ ... '? . ~ . . 12 Gauge_....____ 2.99 box 16 G1uge 2.88 box 20 Gluge 2.66 box . NEW COMPACT LU88ABE STYLE CABINET 'S.Pt;rale loudntU controls for •Ch Chli'IMI Tltoc:ALYPSO•Mll4tiA leni1le value. 4-llpood cho.ngor. Ligbtwoirht lone orm. Dual .....U. carlrida:e. Ha11daome G1a7 or- oolot.IJ;,(I ....... • New tilt-dOwn ....... •Vnbletane • ' ' ' ., ,, - ·". ' ,/ ,, ..,. �• ' Q - ', . . ., I • ~ • Lions to Give d .• 0 Ct, 31 ' · r JJlnner Bishop Pike Demands Full Inquiry 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 26, 1968 . - ' All SVAC Squads Will Play On.Thursday Th~ I I .,;.1 ' ' - ··--· - BOND FORFEITED CARAVAN CANCELLED One bond was forfeited and The caravan which was to two lines ordered iri Mitldleport leave Meigs County falrgrounda Mayor C. ·0. FisHer's C." u r t next Sunday at 1 p. m, for WASHINGTON (UP!) rebuking him for "irrtsponsl· l the blshopo, by accusing him of full-fledged Investigation Is warChildren of Ihe Meigs Coun- ·Tuesd!zy 1!\'enlng. ·~orfeltmg a Athens to hear Senator Ted ~~pal Church-to tile g~at ble': . attack• . on traditional , irresponsibility, had reflected on ranted, a board of Inquiry- . ty Children's 11ome, wives $25 bond on a charge of lntoxi- Kennedy has been cancelled. ,w•rrassment of nearly all •ts ChriStian doctrmes. , his personal integrity even more composed ot five priests and Pomeroy Lion's Club cation was Henry 0. Tllylor, iilshop!-today was committed The vote climaxed a stormy, seriously than if they had five laymen- will be elected to and guests, will be Mt. Alto. Bonnie Sue HubWOMEN'S · If! a full formal lnqlllry Into bours-long session o! the House, decided '" try him for heresy. conduct it and to decide a dinne_r Monday, October , 25, Middleport, was lined I }ili_arps of herosy and "trre- rulll\g bndy ill the church, and "A heresy charge is like a whether Pike should be tried · at the Grace Episcopal and costs lor driving left ITALIAN STYLE ~Pilllllblllty" qainst Bishop I prompted the 13-year-otd retired gnat's sting compared with this before a church court. announced Dale C. Warner, of center and Freda Marie J_ames A, Pike. bishop of San Francisco to rattlesnake bite," he snapped. . following 8 Swan, 21, Route -I, Middleport __ Pike !,lmaelf demanded the Idemand tile InqUiry. He told his Presiding Bishop John E. If the case gets to a church Tuesday evening. was fined flO and costs for Yestlgation shorUy bofore j colleagues they had, in effect, I Hines said that under church court, Pike said he would During the evening cartoons failure to mamtam aasured Block l,dltilht Tueiiday after the •l"passed judgment on my law he had no alternative but to demand fllal the trial be public. will be shown to the children dear diStance. Brown ~ P,reh's 131-member House of conduct as a clergyman" name a commission of bishops "I will go into federaleourt and and contestants of the Miss LOCAL TEMPS ~libops voted 103 to 36 to adopt without giving him adequate Ito make a preliminary study of ,seek an injunction to compel a A,inerican Teenage Pageant will Temperature in downtown 5 a llatement rejecting a heresy hearing. the charges against Pike. , public hearing," the onetirrre perform lor the group . . -Fred Pomeroy at l! a. m. Wednesday ' trial fo• him but sharply I In addition, he told UPI that ' If the commission decides a , attorney said. B~yer· . New Concord, Dis- was 56 degrees, under .Iunny 225 N, 2nd ~1dtlloport ---''------ - - REV. LANIER !Jicl Gove~nor of Lions ,.ies. ·· The Rev, John l.anier Is lr) cl 13-K will be the speak~. ltiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiioi - The! ~ ··. I ... Td! ' 1 LOAFERS i $4·'' ..... Roush' Shoe Store 1 . Pomeroy C of C .L aunches Survey Police Report 2-Car Accident GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE . NE.\Y FORD TRADE-INSI . ... The Dodgers divided lileir SEE US TODAY FOR THE SHARPEST $286,485.30 losers' melon into 31 full shares of $8,189.35-highest for a losing player in history plus 24 obares varying from $5,459.57 to $250. USED CARS Ill THE VALLEY 1964 Ford Fairlane 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Automatic, Radio and Heater, Whitewall Tires. 1962 Ford Galaxie 2 Door, 8 Cyl., Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Whitewall'.Ttres. 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Door, 8 Cyl., Std. Trans., Radio and Heater, Whitewall Tires. ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Your Deptndoble Dealer For PLUMBING AND 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door. 8 Cyl., Auto. Trans, Radio and Heater. Whitewall Tires. I KEITH' GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT In addition lo their fullj shares, the Dodgers voted $5,459.57 to Dick Stuar~ acqUired on July 5; a ball-share to, Infielder Dick Schofield, oJ>- . tained on Sept. 11 and other 1 amounts to par~llme member• I of tile team, groundskeepers and albers. I Locust. & Sycamore Sta. HEATING Included In the Orioles' generous· distribution was a full share to Dick BroWR, Baltimore's regular catcher in 1965 who suffered a brain tumor prior to spring training and did Mt play a game In 1!100; full shares to catcher Charlie Lau and pitcher Eddie Fisher; $11,580.09 to pitcher Frank Bertaina and other amounts to part-time members of the team, groqndskeepers and club assistants. I MIDDLEPORT 43 Men Die On Oriskany Han!!'er Deck BESl Meigs ·Property Transfers Solid-State PORTABLE STEREO WANTED ror Jobs & ProgreSS· HUNTERS COATS $7 95 $Jl95 to Our customer's representative is a good listener D.ARENCE E. HEY KIDS! STOP IN FOR FREE CANDY ON BEGGER'S NITE Any Time BelwHn 6 P.M. ond 9 P.M. We were Kid• too, O'leel MILLER CONGRESS • • • f1r C...••••• serve. C.mMitt•• Jlfh11 HuOdle. Tr1e1 ., L....cat ll< Pd. Pol. Adv . . . .. . . ~ ... -.-~~-· .......... . '" ·-"' .. ...... . .. . .. . t'Cil!l"J---, WINCiisTER-MARK 5 Sf111.S A communicati ons company can't alford to be out She'll take orden, glve information and help yo11 of touch with the people they serve. That's why "telephone-plan" yo~r home. every customer has a direct line to our customer's Sh"'" an ••port on colors. Extensions. Chiu~~~ representalive. For service. For sales. And for com.. C~edit curds, She's the opokoswoman for a CGUr• plaints. .teoua, efficient service department that'i never furShe's our tie-line to you and the communities we ther away than your nearest telephone, ' FOR • A direct connection betweon our entire organizati on and our customers. Ready to serve you. tho minute you move into a Gene<al Telephoae area, ' . 1W06' HUNTERS PANTS $5.95 12 Gau~ ___._.._:__ _ 2.99 bOx 16 Gauge 2.88 box 20 G1uge 2.64 box , Arcaro relb·ed ill 1911 after a : 30-year career whlle Stout, now • racing official, Is a lhreeotime •·,i ........_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ ___, lhe BelmuaL SPEAKERS Aeou&ticellr mat ched to fi'NLY 11111• you rich slereo •und NEW COMPACT LU8BA8E STYLE CABINET • SePirtle IOudnnt controfl for Neh ...... ....... ehafl'flel • N. . til-down '111tt:Al.YPSO•M..rotliMIJ A tmi6c value. wpeed ch&Df&r. LlghtweipS tone ann, Dual cartridge. Handtom.e two-tonoG..,-ortone Btl,to oo!Qr. Ill) only. •VRbletone GfNlR4l TftlPHIJNE . A~mbtr F~mily•fC'ompanitJ~ oflbo Gfaf • -. ;~ ~ RIDEN tADIO and .,Jii,. ' �• ' Q - ', . . ., I • ~ • Lions to Give d .• 0 Ct, 31 ' · r JJlnner Bishop Pike Demands Full Inquiry 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 26, 1968 . - ' All SVAC Squads Will Play On.Thursday Th~ I I .,;.1 ' ' - ··--· - BOND FORFEITED CARAVAN CANCELLED One bond was forfeited and The caravan which was to two lines ordered iri Mitldleport leave Meigs County falrgrounda Mayor C. ·0. FisHer's C." u r t next Sunday at 1 p. m, for WASHINGTON (UP!) rebuking him for "irrtsponsl· l the blshopo, by accusing him of full-fledged Investigation Is warChildren of Ihe Meigs Coun- ·Tuesd!zy 1!\'enlng. ·~orfeltmg a Athens to hear Senator Ted ~~pal Church-to tile g~at ble': . attack• . on traditional , irresponsibility, had reflected on ranted, a board of Inquiry- . ty Children's 11ome, wives $25 bond on a charge of lntoxi- Kennedy has been cancelled. ,w•rrassment of nearly all •ts ChriStian doctrmes. , his personal integrity even more composed ot five priests and Pomeroy Lion's Club cation was Henry 0. Tllylor, iilshop!-today was committed The vote climaxed a stormy, seriously than if they had five laymen- will be elected to and guests, will be Mt. Alto. Bonnie Sue HubWOMEN'S · If! a full formal lnqlllry Into bours-long session o! the House, decided '" try him for heresy. conduct it and to decide a dinne_r Monday, October , 25, Middleport, was lined I }ili_arps of herosy and "trre- rulll\g bndy ill the church, and "A heresy charge is like a whether Pike should be tried · at the Grace Episcopal and costs lor driving left ITALIAN STYLE ~Pilllllblllty" qainst Bishop I prompted the 13-year-otd retired gnat's sting compared with this before a church court. announced Dale C. Warner, of center and Freda Marie J_ames A, Pike. bishop of San Francisco to rattlesnake bite," he snapped. . following 8 Swan, 21, Route -I, Middleport __ Pike !,lmaelf demanded the Idemand tile InqUiry. He told his Presiding Bishop John E. If the case gets to a church Tuesday evening. was fined flO and costs for Yestlgation shorUy bofore j colleagues they had, in effect, I Hines said that under church court, Pike said he would During the evening cartoons failure to mamtam aasured Block l,dltilht Tueiiday after the •l"passed judgment on my law he had no alternative but to demand fllal the trial be public. will be shown to the children dear diStance. Brown ~ P,reh's 131-member House of conduct as a clergyman" name a commission of bishops "I will go into federaleourt and and contestants of the Miss LOCAL TEMPS ~libops voted 103 to 36 to adopt without giving him adequate Ito make a preliminary study of ,seek an injunction to compel a A,inerican Teenage Pageant will Temperature in downtown 5 a llatement rejecting a heresy hearing. the charges against Pike. , public hearing," the onetirrre perform lor the group . . -Fred Pomeroy at l! a. m. Wednesday ' trial fo• him but sharply I In addition, he told UPI that ' If the commission decides a , attorney said. B~yer· . New Concord, Dis- was 56 degrees, under .Iunny 225 N, 2nd ~1dtlloport ---''------ - - REV. LANIER !Jicl Gove~nor of Lions ,.ies. ·· The Rev, John l.anier Is lr) cl 13-K will be the speak~. ltiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiioi - The! ~ ··. I ... Td! ' 1 LOAFERS i $4·'' ..... Roush' Shoe Store 1 . Pomeroy C of C .L aunches Survey Police Report 2-Car Accident GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE . NE.\Y FORD TRADE-INSI . ... The Dodgers divided lileir SEE US TODAY FOR THE SHARPEST $286,485.30 losers' melon into 31 full shares of $8,189.35-highest for a losing player in history plus 24 obares varying from $5,459.57 to $250. USED CARS Ill THE VALLEY 1964 Ford Fairlane 2 Door, 6 Cyl., Automatic, Radio and Heater, Whitewall Tires. 1962 Ford Galaxie 2 Door, 8 Cyl., Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Whitewall'.Ttres. 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Door, 8 Cyl., Std. Trans., Radio and Heater, Whitewall Tires. ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Your Deptndoble Dealer For PLUMBING AND 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door. 8 Cyl., Auto. Trans, Radio and Heater. Whitewall Tires. I KEITH' GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT In addition lo their fullj shares, the Dodgers voted $5,459.57 to Dick Stuar~ acqUired on July 5; a ball-share to, Infielder Dick Schofield, oJ>- . tained on Sept. 11 and other 1 amounts to par~llme member• I of tile team, groundskeepers and albers. I Locust. & Sycamore Sta. HEATING Included In the Orioles' generous· distribution was a full share to Dick BroWR, Baltimore's regular catcher in 1965 who suffered a brain tumor prior to spring training and did Mt play a game In 1!100; full shares to catcher Charlie Lau and pitcher Eddie Fisher; $11,580.09 to pitcher Frank Bertaina and other amounts to part-time members of the team, groqndskeepers and club assistants. I MIDDLEPORT 43 Men Die On Oriskany Han!!'er Deck BESl Meigs ·Property Transfers Solid-State PORTABLE STEREO WANTED ror Jobs & ProgreSS· HUNTERS COATS $7 95 $Jl95 to Our customer's representative is a good listener D.ARENCE E. HEY KIDS! STOP IN FOR FREE CANDY ON BEGGER'S NITE Any Time BelwHn 6 P.M. ond 9 P.M. We were Kid• too, O'leel MILLER CONGRESS • • • f1r C...••••• serve. C.mMitt•• Jlfh11 HuOdle. Tr1e1 ., L....cat ll< Pd. Pol. Adv . . . .. . . ~ ... -.-~~-· .......... . '" ·-"' .. ...... . .. . .. . t'Cil!l"J---, WINCiisTER-MARK 5 Sf111.S A communicati ons company can't alford to be out She'll take orden, glve information and help yo11 of touch with the people they serve. That's why "telephone-plan" yo~r home. every customer has a direct line to our customer's Sh"'" an ••port on colors. Extensions. Chiu~~~ representalive. For service. For sales. And for com.. C~edit curds, She's the opokoswoman for a CGUr• plaints. .teoua, efficient service department that'i never furShe's our tie-line to you and the communities we ther away than your nearest telephone, ' FOR • A direct connection betweon our entire organizati on and our customers. Ready to serve you. tho minute you move into a Gene<al Telephoae area, ' . 1W06' HUNTERS PANTS $5.95 12 Gau~ ___._.._:__ _ 2.99 bOx 16 Gauge 2.88 box 20 G1uge 2.64 box , Arcaro relb·ed ill 1911 after a : 30-year career whlle Stout, now • racing official, Is a lhreeotime •·,i ........_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ ___, lhe BelmuaL SPEAKERS Aeou&ticellr mat ched to fi'NLY 11111• you rich slereo •und NEW COMPACT LU8BA8E STYLE CABINET • SePirtle IOudnnt controfl for Neh ...... ....... ehafl'flel • N. . til-down '111tt:Al.YPSO•M..rotliMIJ A tmi6c value. wpeed ch&Df&r. LlghtweipS tone ann, Dual cartridge. Handtom.e two-tonoG..,-ortone Btl,to oo!Qr. Ill) only. •VRbletone GfNlR4l TftlPHIJNE . A~mbtr F~mily•fC'ompanitJ~ oflbo Gfaf • -. ;~ ~ RIDEN tADIO and .,Jii,. ' �,. ' ~· ··~ ' I We Reserve Th1 Right To Limit Quantities •'. We .....,, Tlot ll1ht TO Ullllt Quutllitl _,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, e \ SWIFT'S BUnERBILL &UDE A . FRESH FROZEN - U. S. &OVT.IISPECTED CRJ.g;.YAC WRAPPED YOUNG BELTSVILLE TURKEYS ) UluT NoRTHERN BEANs NAVY BEANS ifilcAN BEANS I I 1o~ 10~ ::: ~ ~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1oc PINTo BuNs BITOBER BUNS UllcKEYED PUS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I 5 to 91b~ AV&. ::: r.: r.: t BUSH'S WHITE OR GOLDEN HOMINY FLAPS TAX PANCAKE MIX ' BIXMIX BISCUIT MIX . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I I I I I • 00 10 ~ .. PKG. I I I I I I I I II. I II I I I I I 1 1 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f SPUD FUKES ~ MARTHA WHITE CORNBRUD MIX .. 1OC 10c .1·o ·;~i. C I I I I I I I I I I I I I - .... ... ... SWin'S ~. ' u'f.l.or~go C!AN;- · CORNED BEEF HASH YOUNG U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED TURKEYS CAN ~::: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL C lOY2·0Z. MARTHA WHITE C 1gc I '•j, ; ~ " ' . SWIFT'S •' Oixie .,Belle · 1 0 ~it~~· POnED MDT CRACKERS PANCAKE MIX .00 Boxes . I I"' I I I PILLSBURY 4c OFP ' 41b. 3-0Z. I I • I I I I CAN 2·LB. tKG. IIOIEY IHOtSTRINO POTATOES 211 I I I I I I I I II CHIPI AHOY COOKIES I I I NABISCOCOCOANUTCHOCOLA". CHIP COOKIES ;I I I CAN GRADE A I I I I FRESH FROZEN totot6 lb. AVG. 49c lb. 16to181b. AVG. 45C lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOV'r.INSPECTEU CHUCK ROAST SWIFT'S PREMIUJtl U.S. f>O\i'l'. t:'\St•. SLICED BACO Boneless Rolled &Tied 1-lb. Lean Pkg• Mild lb. I· ' 1; PillSBURY MUSHROOM GRAVY %-OZ. PKG. 1111 COLONIAL SALT " 7¥2-0Z. 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I PIWBURY HOME STYLE BROWN GRAVY KRAUT 6Y2·0Z.1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I PKG. 10 BUSH'S CHOPPED 300 I I I I I I I I I I I • I I • I I I I I I CAN .09 10 01. Jar 10° 39' 10° ON All MfAT YOU BUY AT EVANS Satisfaction Guaranteed or Double Jour Money Back 2~~~G~~· 880. 2 890 ~~~~~· BY THE PIECE LONGHORN CHEESE BY THE PIECE clb l ,. MORTON'S SUGAR AND SPICE : DONUTS • •f 1 I "" .... .••.. .. ' BIRDSEYE • I PEAS. 1 1 1 I I I I II I I I . LIBBY CHOPPED : SILVERDALE 1 • BROCCOLI • BROC. SP : t I I I I I I 19 PKGS. 5 EARS I I 8-0Z. PKGS. . ' . No Rewrapping Necessary ••• And Nobodr But EVANS HAS THEM . ••••••• • t •• •• LETTUCE ••e•APPLtS .• ·! Oiti"iiii f Vanilla Wafers - Toy ' Cooklu . $1 .• I I I I I I I I I ~!~· ' ' ORUGES : 12 ~~$ $1 .J: • " . ' Prices Effective thru S•t. Only : • • 8 . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .. . ' ... ~ .· ·u.· ,.,_,_,_, -- . ., •, . r• 1·1b. PKG. 1 1 1 ;j •• 19Cf• • • 29Ct • • .•• ··;].~ 49c: . ..•TOES ~.:: . . ...,1 c .•=•r. t) . : • llead • ' ' I s.••l•:".,£•••than ' Ginger Snops - Animal Crackers · Chocolate Snaps SnJp• · ,_,, • -· . -- lbs. , • \ :Ill' • 1 .HHd f LIBBY'S : FRUIT PUNCH • 6 $1 ••• 5 ~olig~: $1 6 .oz•. $1 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• •t GoldonRJl• • 3 25c' : BANaNAS See all the Meat you buy , •• front, back and sides - And best of all, you can freeze yo11r meat right ia its tray. • • 10-0Z'. PKGS. 4 to 6'1b. EVANS has NOTHING TO HIDE f 10.0%. PKGS. I II I II I I BIRDSEYE • •• I I I I I I I I • CUT CORN 1 ..• PORK ROAST ____ -~~·-- .... __ J~ _ r-----~------~--------------~ ·····················-: •: • . 3 $1 I S\\'IF'rS PREMIU.' I ll. S. GOVT.INSPECTED "BOSTON ST\'U:" •• 1.0c • �,. ' ~· ··~ ' I We Reserve Th1 Right To Limit Quantities •'. We .....,, Tlot ll1ht TO Ullllt Quutllitl _,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, e \ SWIFT'S BUnERBILL &UDE A . FRESH FROZEN - U. S. &OVT.IISPECTED CRJ.g;.YAC WRAPPED YOUNG BELTSVILLE TURKEYS ) UluT NoRTHERN BEANs NAVY BEANS ifilcAN BEANS I I 1o~ 10~ ::: ~ ~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1oc PINTo BuNs BITOBER BUNS UllcKEYED PUS I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I 5 to 91b~ AV&. ::: r.: r.: t BUSH'S WHITE OR GOLDEN HOMINY FLAPS TAX PANCAKE MIX ' BIXMIX BISCUIT MIX . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I I I I I • 00 10 ~ .. PKG. I I I I I I I I II. I II I I I I I 1 1 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f SPUD FUKES ~ MARTHA WHITE CORNBRUD MIX .. 1OC 10c .1·o ·;~i. C I I I I I I I I I I I I I - .... ... ... SWin'S ~. ' u'f.l.or~go C!AN;- · CORNED BEEF HASH YOUNG U.S. GOVT.INSPECTED TURKEYS CAN ~::: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL C lOY2·0Z. MARTHA WHITE C 1gc I '•j, ; ~ " ' . SWIFT'S •' Oixie .,Belle · 1 0 ~it~~· POnED MDT CRACKERS PANCAKE MIX .00 Boxes . I I"' I I I PILLSBURY 4c OFP ' 41b. 3-0Z. I I • I I I I CAN 2·LB. tKG. IIOIEY IHOtSTRINO POTATOES 211 I I I I I I I I II CHIPI AHOY COOKIES I I I NABISCOCOCOANUTCHOCOLA". CHIP COOKIES ;I I I CAN GRADE A I I I I FRESH FROZEN totot6 lb. AVG. 49c lb. 16to181b. AVG. 45C lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOV'r.INSPECTEU CHUCK ROAST SWIFT'S PREMIUJtl U.S. f>O\i'l'. t:'\St•. SLICED BACO Boneless Rolled &Tied 1-lb. Lean Pkg• Mild lb. I· ' 1; PillSBURY MUSHROOM GRAVY %-OZ. PKG. 1111 COLONIAL SALT " 7¥2-0Z. 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I PIWBURY HOME STYLE BROWN GRAVY KRAUT 6Y2·0Z.1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I PKG. 10 BUSH'S CHOPPED 300 I I I I I I I I I I I • I I • I I I I I I CAN .09 10 01. Jar 10° 39' 10° ON All MfAT YOU BUY AT EVANS Satisfaction Guaranteed or Double Jour Money Back 2~~~G~~· 880. 2 890 ~~~~~· BY THE PIECE LONGHORN CHEESE BY THE PIECE clb l ,. MORTON'S SUGAR AND SPICE : DONUTS • •f 1 I "" .... .••.. .. ' BIRDSEYE • I PEAS. 1 1 1 I I I I II I I I . LIBBY CHOPPED : SILVERDALE 1 • BROCCOLI • BROC. SP : t I I I I I I 19 PKGS. 5 EARS I I 8-0Z. PKGS. . ' . No Rewrapping Necessary ••• And Nobodr But EVANS HAS THEM . ••••••• • t •• •• LETTUCE ••e•APPLtS .• ·! Oiti"iiii f Vanilla Wafers - Toy ' Cooklu . $1 .• I I I I I I I I I ~!~· ' ' ORUGES : 12 ~~$ $1 .J: • " . ' Prices Effective thru S•t. Only : • • 8 . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .. . ' ... ~ .· ·u.· ,.,_,_,_, -- . ., •, . r• 1·1b. PKG. 1 1 1 ;j •• 19Cf• • • 29Ct • • .•• ··;].~ 49c: . ..•TOES ~.:: . . ...,1 c .•=•r. t) . : • llead • ' ' I s.••l•:".,£•••than ' Ginger Snops - Animal Crackers · Chocolate Snaps SnJp• · ,_,, • -· . -- lbs. , • \ :Ill' • 1 .HHd f LIBBY'S : FRUIT PUNCH • 6 $1 ••• 5 ~olig~: $1 6 .oz•. $1 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• •t GoldonRJl• • 3 25c' : BANaNAS See all the Meat you buy , •• front, back and sides - And best of all, you can freeze yo11r meat right ia its tray. • • 10-0Z'. PKGS. 4 to 6'1b. EVANS has NOTHING TO HIDE f 10.0%. PKGS. I II I II I I BIRDSEYE • •• I I I I I I I I • CUT CORN 1 ..• PORK ROAST ____ -~~·-- .... __ J~ _ r-----~------~--------------~ ·····················-: •: • . 3 $1 I S\\'IF'rS PREMIU.' I ll. S. GOVT.INSPECTED "BOSTON ST\'U:" •• 1.0c • �~ .•,_,........,_--"---·---- ----. ·-- -· .. ' .... -........ '""' _ _ _ _.....__ _ _ _..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .:.,.. _ _ .;,4 •..,......_... ' ' . . .......... . .... . . . ......___.............. __ :. .._ - --· ..,... ,...,.,,. o•O#•- ... - .. - - .. ·~.,._- .......,. r/>- ........... ...._""!"•• ' !·~ I meet the demands or a oay, oct. n mm IZ:30 p.m. m (.:()mmunny nan. m1111c11 ever"' oa neUI 11 KIO, oct. lilt 7:110 p.m. Ill liM ~ • "'IDccl Aao ell enrollment of about until 4:30 p.m. 'l'his provides an A ''Rio Grande College Stu- will be presented by the dra· J?avjs Hall lleC•, Room. Wabml About Nolblllg," by lbll NaUQil· • Alld til n 111 1171 Rio "rande j.xcellent 'opportunity· for lb e dent will saon be maUCi lnd100$11departments for · IDOio'IDCfment 'for alllhllrtspeare on $-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 2e, 1968 =--=:...::.=="-~__:...;.:_ ~-- dly, ~tory" Good Student·Teacher RatiO Collet•~ Advantae:e 0f Small C0IIege-.: a: :~imt • l • ner m GourdcuItore Begm ' 0 ~ in CentMullaJ, the~ area to visit the "now" roleased. Thl directory will con- under thf>dlricllon of Merlyn nexl tldle4tded. film wblch CID Nov. H. lhould number 76 or pus of R.G.C. taln the campus ~ess and Ross, Aslls1811t Prt!es10r of he aho!Vii en Ott. 28. Like •llteme cllllllllor the lh t dant body will On Oct. 2'1 and 28, Miss Liall telephone number of each atu- Music. muskll, tilt films are open DatlGt Clll Nov. II ol Sergio specialist and lecturer dent 88 well •• much other in- . "From Here t.o Eternity" was the public. ~·ton fer Tara," a.. mately !,lOti. in w,;.ld affairs, alld a Dan· formation. the first praenlation of the sea· bi·weeki)l 111m preseDiaUons to lim, ~halr•Facutty and Admtnlstl'llllll" Henrietta Cherrington IIVtnl As the yeara proaresa forlh Lecturer will appear 011 Late lhll semester, "Paint son by tba Rio Grande College 25 cenll:pe.::.r~per=IO~n:·:·::~:=tlte=-•HDmectnntng~&iiiii~Diiian-tce One of Ute advantaglll Of 1 Lecturer In P!IYcbolOI)'. Alp'hut the lacull)l tncrlllfl In campus for two convocat1o01 Your " Ute first Film Soolel)'. It was shown llri· Be aure to to attend email college It the aood teiCh- Christellsen, Preoldent. Kath· ber the qulllty of the er to student ratio. 'lbo! small· leen V. DlllinJer, Dean of WCIJ!l· lll~ld illcl'e&IMI aooonllnily er the ratiO, the bettor the eM· tn; Director of Phyalcal Edu· Rio attracts more and more sequent •elatiOIIIhlp between Ute cation, ASIIIIUnt PrOfessor Of ltiCUII)' members with doctor· students and the faculty and Pllysleal Etluoation (on le.ve ltfl. Even now. between one JUST ARRIVED! ·: administration. Rio Grande Col· of absence). Bruce M. Dudley, iiftb and on..fourth oflhe pres· II - Op!*lte lege, as pointed out by the Director of College Relal!ons enllllaff possess ar earned LADIES' HI·STYLE North Central Association of l~n leave of aooenCfi). torate degree. Rio Grande Evens Super Mid. Secondary Schools a~d Coile(es, Christine Fraley Epling, Pari· tege has lhis and much mor<•ll BONDED WOOl ~as a~ excellent. rat1o and rela· Time Jnstructor in Englsih. to o£fer its supporters in l1onsh1p. The H1o Grande Col. Clyde M. Evans, Director of area. The opportunity is here; lege staff for thiS fall semeoler Admllltonl and Reoords. Rob- take advantage of it. IS composed of 53 members ac- ert p, Ewing Associate Pro- THIS Po\ST WI!I!K AT RIO: cording to Ute Rio Grande Col· feSior Enghsh. . ' "oenl am1n E. On Tuesday, Oct II, Ute ... ASST. FALL COLORS lege BaUetln Supplement for Fonhey At!!latant Prelessor If lor Class held a meeting MEN'S DRESS STYLE IIIU7, which are listed oelow ' . G · babeti . J h R Alber~ Malhemallco. Rutb T. eorgc, the purpose of the election 11 11 ALL RUBBER 1 ti pDe cal ~h ~ ~~ Gl AssiStant Professor ol Art. John olftcers. E' A ilJIIdo J e Coor~e' t "'"; J. Graham, Cheirmall, Division That same Tuesday, 'd ~0 &.r,['' M a er ; oi Humanities: Associate Pro- Elsie Saunder. of the Galli'!KJoll ' · ~~~,j lyn,. fe,.or oi Higher Education. us selective Service Board, met • :; eqln Pauline D. Graham, Assist- wltb male students on ~Wo~'ll sltions. . j e~, Soc ant i'roleoaor English, Acting to diSCIIIS the complex rt ::;orCm ~":' cs ";'I titu Dean tf Women. Marjorie Har- ship of the College Records .pair IN MIDDLEPORT FOR fonal 'Ai~ ;n!t V s A rison, Assistant Professor of lice with the draft boar<ls. 1 '- 1 p j r II .EcouiC, .: Ellllish. Edwin E. Higgins, As~ Last Wednesday, Oct. 12, hi· $5.98 ValuH OCT. 27-28-29 =tu ro essor nomic ' siotant Professor of Sociology. C.C.A., or College Christian .~!.-=======~· De B Field Ad· Roy E. Holmes, Director ol sociatlon, met in the Vaf!leYII or . .an · rown, . Student Teaching and Ex ten- Houae Chapel to hear S a Velu.. to 79c :::::.":' ~c~ t F~anf" W( sion Educatioo; Assistant Pro· Stnllh, Assistant Professor of . • SII)Cia e ro essorhe~ lessor ol Education. Lcne fL Political Science, speak on Ant. Colors Plastic fhySics. Ron~d ec~ :.::gDra: Honots, Assistant Professor Of subject, "Christian Attitudes Tlt lltrly Amerl ..n mE~ h D elop- Education. Lawrence Huber, ward Wealth and Poverty." Dttlllll ma. Offige Ll ~sG KevcaiT Assistant Librarmn. Amy K . Also on Wednesday, ao 1 Pl~ln Color 1_ .. cerD. .. 0~ ~: ·f N. 1 a'l Jones, Instructor of Fore1gn ganizational meeting was Corduroy• WUWWdD IVJSIOD 0 3 Uf . • ! • Languages. for "R1o Grande Students 1 All Fotmed Plllld Sc;i""ces; Assoctale Professor of Herman L. Koby, Dean of Moeller.·· This on . partisariii eRoundandsqu•r•s I L1rg1 SIHt EACH 1 Unbreakable Biology. Students. Thomas J. Lacey, As- movement is open to PR&:CHRISTMAS sistant Professtr of Ari. .Arlh· dents. GIRL'S SIZES 2 TO 14-Specltl 1 Dlocount Prico ur W. Lanham, Director ot Alb· On Monday, Oct. 17, an SALE OF Soft Knit In Whitt ond Pootal Color letics and Assistant Director of canizational meeting was - - - - - - - - Physical Education: Assistant in Anniversary Hall for the AGame For All Ages , Profes«or of Physical Educa• pose of eslabllshing a Kiwani~ Gaqe readisgo: · GalllpoUs lion ; Charles Hobert Lellb, affUiated "Keyettes" Club Stock Up AI Dam 11.9, 112, running 2 feet Instructor in Social Sciences. campus. on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 20.· H. Paul Lloyd, . Instructor in Herman L. Koby, Doan 32, Pt. Pleasant 23.85, Hinton Mathemahcs. Students, released a tentativ<! II 1.82 falling. Kanawha Falls Ann W. McCarrell, Chairman, statement of ocial policy to 5.51 falling, Charleston !9.40 Division of Social Sciences; Pro- considered by various or&alntMECHANICAL falling. London, Marmet and lessor of Political Science. Da- zations and administrators. Reg. and FRICTION Asst. Wmfeld dams were on , t h e vid K. McCarrell, Professor &f A petition was submitted pair $8.95 oills. Acting Director of Collejje Reio· Dean Koby questioning the 1 Raeort-Trucks Ollio River - Kentuckian lions. Mabel M. Mohler, Co} Udity of the recent eleclllll Velue 1 Dumpo-l'lre down 13, 5:10 a.m.; Bayou La· lege Nurse. Robert B. Muss· the protmed new Student Bodl'il lngln-.10111-Pionas Rose up !4, 6:05p.m.; Frances man, Part-Time Instructor In Constitution. The Student .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, SPECIAL SALE HOUSEHOLD Novelty and Antique Hougland up 14, 6:55p.m.; A.ca· Relilll81l. Kennelh Myers, A• diclary Council will nile 011 Au.tomoblln dian up 14, U5 a.,m.: Onward s!stant Professor of Chemistry. validity of Ute protested up 14, 7 a.m.; Indiana up 15, Zelma s. Norlhcutt, Dlrectnr lion. lARGE 32 OZ. BOnLE ~:40 a.m.; Jenks up 16, 1:50 a. ol Music ; Associate Professor The Davia Library is 16 az. on Household Deodorant m., Mountain Stale down 16, of MuSic. Jerry C. Ohm, Assllt. nlng to reap Ute benefits of 16 oz. can lath Room Deodorant 6:05 a.m.; Jeffboat up 17, 4:30 ant Proiessor of Mathematics being appointed by Ute lede;ral 16 oz. .. n Sproy Storch a.m. : Criss Jr .. up 18, 4;10 a. (on leave of aooence). Thoma• government aa a book dtposl· each 16 oz. eon Window Cl"ner · m.: Pennsylvama down 18, 5:10 Osbourne, Jstructor in Biology. tory. Library material Is now a.m: Rel1able down 19, 6 a.m.: J. Shennan Porter, Assistant being received from the gov MENS HANES St. Marys down 21, 6.05 a.m., Professor of English. Clara E. •rnmont. INSUlATED Reg. Mr. Crrss up 22, 5:05 a.m.; W. Poston, Associate Professor of " RaWo Free Holler" it on $1.00 H. Shaver,_ Jr. up 22, U5 p.m.; English. Robert E. Rose, Direc- U1e air! (so to speak). L o OUR DISCOUNT PRICE Ger.rge Pme up 23 · 3' 45 a.m. ; t 0f r·nance Merlyn Roos D' lid "···•·eld and 1 Values · W H 23 5·50 · g1- or . ' Iamo • IU4I&WJ ,"y 1n1'1 d. up 23 ' 6.'35 _a.m._, R Assistant Professar of MUSIC. Knierion, Barberton, who Regular $1.00 Value g.rCI own • G· a.m., a- Bevery 1 J . GeIttes, L'b •· m · H·'"" Hall , 1 rarlan . roommaKS uu.t:r 40 6 d d venswooM k oMwn reenGupe ' P Sam s. Smith, Assistant PI'!)- experimenting wltb br'08d1:ast-jl EACH S. p.m.: ar . up r enu f f p li . R . . Th • ey 11ope 7:20 p.m ; Sidrnace up Gre~flUf) essor o a tJca1 c1ence. a- mg equtpment. 7,55 p.m.: Mam• Lear up phael Stephens, Instructor In obtain f%.1115 ao that they llottl• pair Greenup 8:55 p.m.; A, D. Mathernatlca. ·s nt legally Moadcast II I Raines lJ down Greenup 3:10 Rulh Ill. 1botnal, Alii Ia mzed station. a.m.; Dorothy Estes up Green- Prole"or of English. W. Luth- Applications_ are now being FOILS & PAPERS Values To $1.99 up 3:45 a.m .. Miss Susan down er Tracy, Alllslant Profesaor taken for poS!tiOUS on Ute Stu· .LADIES NEW 'FALL Meldahl 3:35 p.m.; Altml of Philosophy and lleUKion. Ell. dent Judiciary Council, or StuReg. $2.99 Value Zephyr down Meldahl 7:25 . ward C. West, Director tl Main' dent Court. . tenance; Bulidlnts and Grounda. Did you get e11her of the m.; Diane Brent down BOYS ALL RUBBER 9:10 p.m.; J. s. Lewi1 up Mel· Florence R. Wickline, Alaistant past issues of the "Smoke Sig· 4-ROLL PACK dahl 2 a.m.; Lady Marjorie Librarian. Charles E. Withee, nola," the camp111 newspaper? Special down Meldahl ~;45 a.m. BocK Asalatant Proleuor ol Mathe- Each Friday or Saturday Purchase down Meldahl 3;40 a.m. matk:o. Robert Gelsinger, Chair· paper blay be purcholld at pr. Galhpolls Dim Little man, Dtvlalon of Education and Ungham's or Price and """•'II Size George down 4 p.m.; Queen Psychology. druc otores, Ute Grande """•II City up 7:10 p.m.: Buckeye What about next year! And Thomas Clothiers, or Davis 12to6 pack Stale up 8:50p.m.; John J. Row lalerq Of the 53 members of Shuler, Be sure to buy one down 10:20 p.m.: Steel Express the 1t.aff for 1966-ll7, at least II keep up on the happenln11• pr. Dlocount Prlu up 12:20 a.m.; Mark Easton are lnstructora. Next year Ute calilpus. down UO a.m. : Polly R up teachl"'! staff alone lllllllld In- COMING AT RIO: 3:35 a,m.; Vickers down 5;20 a. crease to a total of 45 ao the On Friday, Oct. 21, the Moel· Reg. $1.09 Value ' •~ "Cotton Queen down 5,30 estimated student body will In· 'er·Miller Deblle Will be conBEAUTIFUL 27 PC. SET crease to 100. dueled in cammunity l!all. , bl.; Zimmer up 7:55 a.m. Refreshing 14 Fl. Oz. Kanawha River Beaver Rio Gr8Dde C.llllfle Is enter- The debat.a will be followed by ANCHOR HOCKING'S FAMOUS · lown London 5:30 a.m.; Olean- 1n1 Its laat decade of its first a question . and · answer per· der down Marmet 3·45 p.m.: one hund.-d years. Five years iod. The debaie Is closed to ''VINTAGE GLASS" Fort Dearborn down M·armet. from now, in 1971, the mid · everyone except R.G .C. student ... . ._.. 11:10 p.m. ; sernet down Mar- point ol this decade will be staff, and area news media. : met 4:40 a.m.; Allen R. Merrill reached. By thai time the tacul· Don't Iort~el Ute Open !louse Low-Low down Winlield 525 p.m.: Lucy ty should number nearly U to end Art Show to be held I-LARGE BOWL Discount Price Jane Lucas up Wi nfield U5 p. m.: Nalional up Winfield tO 50 1-BASE p.m.; H. E. Bowles down _ _ _,;,.,._ _;;.,..,;;.._11-LADEL Winfield 1:;;() a.m. ; Helen .Z up Winfield 3:50 a.m.: 0. F. : BIG SIZE 12-CUPS i Sheare-r up Winfield 4:50 a.m. PEPSODENT and COLGATE 12-CUP HANGERS Sat MEET lfl SEW . NEW Haven - The Wo· J~ ty .u . .. growmg conditions, are oubject to the same d1seases, and are bothered by the same Insecta. For Ute b'l!lnner, here are a l~suggl!i!tlou be oose ~ sunny 1spot 1 · chia~e gourhs need P enty 0 sun· • ne. U t ey are to lfOW on ~ers, melo:,:~ P:fi~lll !he &r~und, theylh need lots .ol ave no g s. room. owevet, ey cen gtllll' They all bel0111 to the same on fett~f. and trelllees In small fam~: They need the tame opace. , _ =!r " . . were cookl111 up something 44 ui: MIDDLEPORT OHIO . Letter from Finland Sightseeing Tour by Austin Is Reported by Professor 4-Buckle -. ARCTICS ~.PECIAL PILLOWS DISH PANS 8 ••• RAYON PANTIES ELECTRIC • Baseball Game . s 99 e AERO SOL c PINK LOTION !!'e DETERGENT SOCKS c House Slippers $1 00 c Reef Mouth Wash PUNCH BOWL SET =- OCTOBER NEWS From Pickens' Hardware 1 men 's Mi!-~s iontt:-y Soclet) ot the New Have11 Church ol Goo met recenlly for a day ol ing SfW thr or at the home ol Mrs. for the bt.nr·nt of ~n niz at.1on D. L. Oudding •r Ma11on noon th r ~roup rnjoved d At dir• ner. 1\tte ndin~ ~-:ere the h~llow mg · Mrs OnJil<. F'·eld11, Mrt~ ha Capf'hrtrl, '.!:-~. Ollito Rou!th Mr~ . RPn(l John!o>fln. all ol ~P.~ Ha ven: \1rs. lr\iiJ1 r.ibbs antJ Mr~ 131onrlw ~ flden••ur, b.11h ol Plea! · nl V~ltf'y Ho11pital Admilled: Mrs. Billy Stt>w 1rt, 'Nest Coh1 ~11bia: Mr~ By ron Dudding. PI . Pleaoan1 Dlorhorged , llonald Rittle Pl. Plea>Hnt; l<e~lh Ribb ... Galllpn lis, Ohio; Mrs Charles Tucker ;md 10on. Tuppef'!'i Plains; Mn. William A. Nnl'ttl , OllJ1po!is ferry: James O'Nenl, Columb1a. WPSI • Most parl5 for bicycles ctn be found at Pickens Herdwere. More people every day are utlng Plastic Pipe for plumbing. It's guaranteed for 100 years. Used for hot water, same as other pipe. Anyone can plumb e s 99 TOOTH PASTE 27 PC. SET c Special Purchase LADIES' IMPOR.TEO IT AllAN STYLE MOHAIR SWEATERS with plastic pipe. e Gas Water Heaters - completely automatic in 30 gal. and 40 gel. sizes. G~1aranteed 10 years. e Etedric Water Heaters - In 40 gal. and 52 gal. siies. All eutomatic controls, just set way you like water ard forget it. PICKENS ..-AROW l\P~ Open Ivery Doy, All Day, MO 1115:30 IST. M1oon, W. Vo. LOW BONANZA PRICE 100% NYLON eWhlttand Alst..Colora Con.p, II $7.95 NYLON NET Reg. 29cyd. Dorcas News Notes c CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS Ladl" RoD SIHve Sport & Dress BLOUSES ,. elollcl Colors ·• Prlnlllll PaHerns ·eValij" to $1.69 '97 c i ------- --------- ---------~- ~ w -----------~---------~ "Super • . ~-- 1;.·-- ,, Size~ st td 'II • ·--- • •• - -------- --- Right" Oual1ty Meatsl .,, , ' 12. l Pork' Loin Roast do pennies make a difference in your food bill? You bet ther do. And we should know. We bulk our busb~eu br avlng pennies for generatlo111 of folka lib you. ff an Item il pr1eed 3 for !If, the price far one is obviously ~11 But what happena if yoa want two T Do you pay I times 9; or 18;? Not atAA:P. · We aelllt at Zfar 171. That'• the fair way-tiM A4P way. Yta, .. U\i,·Alod 'bullneM ... . in food bQdPtlng, pennie1 make a ditferenCl'. " ......, lb. Pork Sttab · "~····.. .. ll69c Spare Ribs ...... •.... • •• 59c QUAitTIRIO SL ICID LOIN Pork Chops .. ·....,.. · lb. 75c A&P REDUCES IACONI KING OF THE BEEP ROASt Sliced Bacon 2-lb. pkg, l·lb. 69 Super Right $US pkg. Cor All Good RIB ROAST SULTANA FROZEN Meat Loaf Mix · ·· ·· · lb. 69c Pot Pin ·· .. .. .. .. 5 for 99c PROZIII-DRISIID FROZIN-KING Whhlng .. .. 5 lb. box $1.49 Crab legs .. .. .. .. .. .. lh. 99c FULTON BRAND COOKED- CANNED Frozen Steaks CHICKEN lb. CAULIFLOWER Potatoes ·· ·· 20 lb. bag 99c ••• cen Wyler Soup Mixes ·· pkg. 10c l9c 1\\ARCAL Facial nssun2 -100 ply 10c AMIRtCAN IIAUTY MARTHA WHITI Blackey• Peas ··· ··· can 1Oc Flapstu · · ·· 61-oz. plcg. 1Oc AMIRICAN IIAUTY NORTHIRN Pork & Beans .. .. .. can 1Oc Napkins ·•• · Pkg; of 60- 10c AMIRICAN IlLLI DUfF'S SpagheHi .. · .... · .. can 1Oc Cake Mixes · · 7-oz. pkg. 10c DU'P'I MARTHA WHtTI Cake Mixes ·· 7-oz. pkg. 10c Spud Flakes ·· 3-oz. pkg. 10c WAXTIX MARTHA WHITI Sandwich Bags pkg. 30 • 1Oc :'!Bread Mix 8-oz pk• Instant Potatoes ··•· pkg. 10c BAIBIT'S deanser .... 14-oz. can 1Oc JANE PAitt(ltl Potato Chips .. 1-lb. box 59c JANE PARKER Potato Bread 5 3~-lb. Amer. Beauty Hominy can 1Oc AMIRICAN IIAUTY .. Navy Beans ........ can 10c •"~-­ lARGE SNO.IALL hlld U, I. No. 111n A WHITI 89c 2nd BIG WEEK A&P's1Oc SALE GOLDIN RIPI Grapefruh ··· · 5 lb. bag 59c 1-lb. loeves .lane ParUr, Plein, lutll't4 er Cfnne!Mfl 99c 1'-\ . ~~· Fine Oua lity Groceries! PAGI ILIOW MACARONI OR Donuts .... · .. ·.. 2 pkgs. 49c ANN Spaghllli 3- 1-111. pkgs. 59c VACUUM PACK JANI PARKIR-IOUTHIRN A&P BRAND-FLOURIDE .s=s9c SWEET PEAS CHOPPED IROCCOLI ··PLAY tic· tac ·toe at A&PI ... £ t '"'- A&P CaRte · · 2111. can $1.39 ANN PAGI Pecan Pit ...... · .. · each 59c SpagheHI Sauce 2lb. jar 49c Fro zen Food Features! A&P FROZEN VEGETABLES CUT GOLDI:N CORN CUT GRIIN BEAN$ 89c IIIII, VIAL, l'ORK Is this a good reason far ilboppinr AlP? It's one of many, MARIH-IIIDLIU lb. LB. 99c Bologna ·............ · lb. 55c .... Bananas ...... · .... · lb. 12c Rll STIAKS Ground Chuck ·· ·· •· lb. 75c 4DELICIOUS VARIETIES Fruits and Vegetables! llunSTYLI LARGI! OR SMALL-ANY SIZE PIECI W• watali tbellllat you and IDr ua. •"•. Pork lult Roast ~...._ l..Jft PICNIC STYLI • Pork Roast ~ ........... 191 Pork Roast, Center Cut lb 79c Loin Encl Roast ·.,.,.·· lb. 59c Rib Half Roast .... ·· lb. 65c loin Half Roast ··· ·· · lb. 75c Whole Loin ··· ·· ····· lb. 69c FRIIH LIAN For lnetance, take our polh!J 011 multiple-priced Items. ' .' c PULL 7-RII END Toothpaste .. 71-oz. tube 49c ANN PAGI RID PLUM CHIDOBIT Amorlc1n er P I - Prnenn .. ·· .. 2 lb. lar 49c Chilli Spread 2 lb. box 89c ANN PAGI ln. plc11. OUR OWN Gelatin Desserts 4 pkgs. 29c Tea Bags · · Pkg. of 125 - 99c IULTANA SMALL WHITI HOUSilnttoM-MikH 20 ~tL Dry Mlk .. .. .. .. pkg. $1.69 Stuffed Ohvts · · 6-oz. far 49c 7 DILICIOUS ... VARtiTIII - - - - . eU4 Sc CANDY BARS 89C ANN PAOI ANN PAll Hantlt Mix 1-lb. pk•• 35c Assortttl Gum Drtps 21h. 39c .Retails eRective tbru Sat. Oct. 28 lD .' .. J . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct 2e, I.NSo/1 ' ' . lOOn lose color If left In the lnf\!Cianl (VjMpf .,., Iii 'lbt dlfflcull)l for tbe . . ·llled). Mltr lilly hlta ~ 111r:ter II It knoW lltlon till)! chaDCII to dry oil, IIIII)' !lil1lil f t rel4y to harvest. 'l'bere II polis!Md lrlth IIID:. \ f~ a lendi1I on the vine next 10 brrn_. oat the COIOJ\ Do ,lit tllch IUifd. Whtll thli tendril prick 1111 gourd to llutfll 4rr and tilt ittm of the louni turn lng. Thll may 11.111 l$cllcd. brown and ~tern dead the gourd Some JIIW'd• whlcll>are 1111 is ready to harvest. At IN• mature of which ha"' delecll time they should feel very hard will soon get 8tlft. These obould to pressure. Be eere1u1; uthey ally nlee well lfito tilt wintllr. brttlte eaally. Some IIY that At tlte)t beiiD to IDle color, newly 111hered aounlt lhould tltey II!Duld be put eldt 111 I be handled •• carefully u egp. dry place for future IIIII. A81o111 CUI the otem with 1 lllarp 11 tJtey are bard tiM)r llhoaill knife, leavlnl about two Inches. be mill. After thlrb oomAU omarnentola lhotllcl be pletely dry, tltey Ull be ..,.. barvealed bel«e frost or IIley ed, deaned, polllbtd, lllld eta wm be ruined. They lhould be left ID tbelr Jlllllrll aol!ll' • be wubad lhoro1JI}lly In 1 dis- thay ciD be pa'nle!!. • t11e Atll. Colors ycl. Speciel Mfg. Group If gourd_• are grown off thel nltrcsen fertilizer dist!Oived IDI shells and lrii8JIIental!. The a knUe to remove the rough ground, they w!U have more water may be addad when the hardshelll beoome very bard skin, taking care 11(11 It acratch uniform color and lllnd a het· goonls bqln It form. when dry, and With reasonable lilt lllfface. After all llle skin ler chance of escaping hlem· Alter the pun!~ Ville& are care will last lllllal!nitely. Tiley baJ been removed, IC!rllb iD ishes, and unlesa hel'Y about eighl foe! lohg ,the endl require a long M810J1 for lft!W• ,..1" water llltb fine steel aourds hq, they will have a may be fll'lll*l 10 make tbe ing, 10 tbty si!Ould be 11ft Ill wool, If rotJCII- epots rtmaiJt. crooked stein. vine branch. Then more godl'ds the prden as long as there 1J tbty should be gone aver wllb lt is very important to hive I will form. . •ny lUe left in the vine. J'rGit fine aandpaper. 'l'ltey l1'f lh!lll good seedo. Plant the seed as Getting rid of ihe insects is and even lreezinc will not burl ready for craft work. They can JOoD u all oWlg8r ~ froel 11 1 moat Important job. Spray or them. Borne 01 the bardshelll be. patnte4 or left tn their past. A good deplh Is about two dust underneath the leaves as grow very large, and it may natural Cj)(or. Polish wllh llquld times the length of Ute seed well as 111 the top. Borers take them many mooths to Doer wax and the oftener they and about one foot apart. A110melimes pt 'inlldt the vine dry. U they wrlnllle or &et "ft, are poliobecl Ute nicer tltey iood Dllrolett fertllller II!Duld near the root and Cltllt the they· sbould be throwD owly. are. . . be worked In II'OUI1d the eclges vine to die. A. hole !bat oozes Aa long •• they remaiD bard, The Ol'llllllentall m usullly If the rO'WS where it will not molllure wlll llhow t1te presence lhey lhould be lived. They nnaller than the hlrdlhe!IJ. touch the seed. 'lbll ,wlU· Iive 01 1 borer. SUI the vlne care. may mould end become un- '!bey oome iD all IIZel end the vblos • good liar!. A bJgh tully, and eut out the borer, •lptly, hut ohoul4 be kept for color• with many dlffereat nllrOJID fertlllm !lhould he then cover the vine with wet craft work. mar~r:tn~•· They may be warty added later aslt eneourapr the dirt. When tlte)t are CGIIlplelely or IIDOOth. vines to iii'OW and al~ the For p!l81'11 UN, 8llll'dl are dry, the)' aboal4 be 10abd in 'lb111 lhould be 11tltered maturlna of the gourdl. A low divided Into two dm11 hard- warm water, lbiiiiCII'Iped wllh when they ripen u they Jlallbrlght E:ubange Professor LAHTI, FINLAND - Last Sunday a British friend took me on a sighteeelng tour in an Austin. It seems strange to ride In a ri&ht-band drive car, especially since the traffic in Finland bears right a11. in the United States. We left the macadamized roads and snaked our way through ploe-covered ridges and lake· filled valleys. We paBBed berds of milk cows, mostly Ayreshire, grazing in knee-deep grass. We skirted lak· es, blue and peaceful in the filtered sun, and noted the numerous red, wooden sauna buildings with plaUonns which extend Into the water. We zoomed through ham· lets where groups of farmerlsh Finns stared at t he "foreigners" in the odd lit- - tie vehicle. IIOille do not? Soon we reached a church, a The paint was melle from huge stone and brick otru~ture natural coloring, such a1 ber. dal!ng from the thirteenth cen· rles, and Uto1JI}l it hao fad• ' :~ tury. Its wood mingle roof Ia baa laoted for ci!nturlea. !>eople 1teep and high. A· &raveyard used to believe that evil came and many trees surround the from the north ao no wlndowo church. A bell tower, made of were made on that aide. Chang· stones ao large ao h!Jndred • eo in religloll8 beliefs have r&pound hay bales, stands some oulted 1n le" trapplnp paintfifty feet from the churell. Tbe inga, and omamentatio~s. Totower doon are twelve • feet day services are Held in the high and made of steel. The church tHollola, Ftriland), but crudely • formed steel key II they do not emphasize !ll'mbela a foot _long. A long, band-made or elaborate co•turnes. The r.. loble m Ute towc, vestibule has malnlng band~arved wooden handles uke a wheelbarrow and statues and mlnislers' boxes reis used for carrying bodies at veal the importance which refuneral services. llg!on played In the llveo of My friend pointed out I h e these northern people and 1 scars on the churcl! walls. lola- thought but dJd not ;ay: "Peony years !!flO cannon balls a• pie don't whittle for the church saulted but did not topple this, today." stolid structure. She aplalnad the slgnlftcance of the nwner. We wallced In tbe araveyard. ous palntlnp* · walla ln. A large amount of 11011 near the side the chur · ked meny church is a war memorial to naive quesU · ow would Finnish men who 1.-1 their Uvea the paUit lut oll tliese years? In battle. My friend 1ald that ... tilly .are .lhere oo windows on Finns clo not leave a Flnnllll the north side of the churcllt boily OD foreign lOll. They lrlllllWhy do oome Of the windowa port them to their bom•laru!, have rellaiOIII pllnllnaa llld bury lham in centrallltd piols, and erect dignllted markers. 's Ri. ver News ..J BY PAUL WARD S:: . nstru= Offered TI"mely Advi"ce· • . Ed. Note. 'I1Ia Wiftillnl Trail ~arden Club Of Pomeroy RD says Ihllls tbe lime Of year to har~est courdto, lhwl, the ~J. ~ow!Dg r : ' ~ ~I ~ltllrt YG:~ ~~ ~ · h ...... ny'!re w o can arow !llluurocl, cucum· OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9-- FRIDAY TIL &-SATURDAY' TIL 9 Capri Pants . , r. Gifts' · . PLAID BiAMPSI . . . ' \ .;. �~ .•,_,........,_--"---·---- ----. ·-- -· .. ' .... -........ '""' _ _ _ _.....__ _ _ _..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .:.,.. _ _ .;,4 •..,......_... ' ' . . .......... . .... . . . ......___.............. __ :. .._ - --· ..,... ,...,.,,. o•O#•- ... - .. - - .. ·~.,._- .......,. r/>- ........... ...._""!"•• ' !·~ I meet the demands or a oay, oct. n mm IZ:30 p.m. m (.:()mmunny nan. m1111c11 ever"' oa neUI 11 KIO, oct. lilt 7:110 p.m. Ill liM ~ • "'IDccl Aao ell enrollment of about until 4:30 p.m. 'l'his provides an A ''Rio Grande College Stu- will be presented by the dra· J?avjs Hall lleC•, Room. Wabml About Nolblllg," by lbll NaUQil· • Alld til n 111 1171 Rio "rande j.xcellent 'opportunity· for lb e dent will saon be maUCi lnd100$11departments for · IDOio'IDCfment 'for alllhllrtspeare on $-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 2e, 1968 =--=:...::.=="-~__:...;.:_ ~-- dly, ~tory" Good Student·Teacher RatiO Collet•~ Advantae:e 0f Small C0IIege-.: a: :~imt • l • ner m GourdcuItore Begm ' 0 ~ in CentMullaJ, the~ area to visit the "now" roleased. Thl directory will con- under thf>dlricllon of Merlyn nexl tldle4tded. film wblch CID Nov. H. lhould number 76 or pus of R.G.C. taln the campus ~ess and Ross, Aslls1811t Prt!es10r of he aho!Vii en Ott. 28. Like •llteme cllllllllor the lh t dant body will On Oct. 2'1 and 28, Miss Liall telephone number of each atu- Music. muskll, tilt films are open DatlGt Clll Nov. II ol Sergio specialist and lecturer dent 88 well •• much other in- . "From Here t.o Eternity" was the public. ~·ton fer Tara," a.. mately !,lOti. in w,;.ld affairs, alld a Dan· formation. the first praenlation of the sea· bi·weeki)l 111m preseDiaUons to lim, ~halr•Facutty and Admtnlstl'llllll" Henrietta Cherrington IIVtnl As the yeara proaresa forlh Lecturer will appear 011 Late lhll semester, "Paint son by tba Rio Grande College 25 cenll:pe.::.r~per=IO~n:·:·::~:=tlte=-•HDmectnntng~&iiiii~Diiian-tce One of Ute advantaglll Of 1 Lecturer In P!IYcbolOI)'. Alp'hut the lacull)l tncrlllfl In campus for two convocat1o01 Your " Ute first Film Soolel)'. It was shown llri· Be aure to to attend email college It the aood teiCh- Christellsen, Preoldent. Kath· ber the qulllty of the er to student ratio. 'lbo! small· leen V. DlllinJer, Dean of WCIJ!l· lll~ld illcl'e&IMI aooonllnily er the ratiO, the bettor the eM· tn; Director of Phyalcal Edu· Rio attracts more and more sequent •elatiOIIIhlp between Ute cation, ASIIIIUnt PrOfessor Of ltiCUII)' members with doctor· students and the faculty and Pllysleal Etluoation (on le.ve ltfl. Even now. between one JUST ARRIVED! ·: administration. Rio Grande Col· of absence). Bruce M. Dudley, iiftb and on..fourth oflhe pres· II - Op!*lte lege, as pointed out by the Director of College Relal!ons enllllaff possess ar earned LADIES' HI·STYLE North Central Association of l~n leave of aooenCfi). torate degree. Rio Grande Evens Super Mid. Secondary Schools a~d Coile(es, Christine Fraley Epling, Pari· tege has lhis and much mor<•ll BONDED WOOl ~as a~ excellent. rat1o and rela· Time Jnstructor in Englsih. to o£fer its supporters in l1onsh1p. The H1o Grande Col. Clyde M. Evans, Director of area. The opportunity is here; lege staff for thiS fall semeoler Admllltonl and Reoords. Rob- take advantage of it. IS composed of 53 members ac- ert p, Ewing Associate Pro- THIS Po\ST WI!I!K AT RIO: cording to Ute Rio Grande Col· feSior Enghsh. . ' "oenl am1n E. On Tuesday, Oct II, Ute ... ASST. FALL COLORS lege BaUetln Supplement for Fonhey At!!latant Prelessor If lor Class held a meeting MEN'S DRESS STYLE IIIU7, which are listed oelow ' . G · babeti . J h R Alber~ Malhemallco. Rutb T. eorgc, the purpose of the election 11 11 ALL RUBBER 1 ti pDe cal ~h ~ ~~ Gl AssiStant Professor ol Art. John olftcers. E' A ilJIIdo J e Coor~e' t "'"; J. Graham, Cheirmall, Division That same Tuesday, 'd ~0 &.r,['' M a er ; oi Humanities: Associate Pro- Elsie Saunder. of the Galli'!KJoll ' · ~~~,j lyn,. fe,.or oi Higher Education. us selective Service Board, met • :; eqln Pauline D. Graham, Assist- wltb male students on ~Wo~'ll sltions. . j e~, Soc ant i'roleoaor English, Acting to diSCIIIS the complex rt ::;orCm ~":' cs ";'I titu Dean tf Women. Marjorie Har- ship of the College Records .pair IN MIDDLEPORT FOR fonal 'Ai~ ;n!t V s A rison, Assistant Professor of lice with the draft boar<ls. 1 '- 1 p j r II .EcouiC, .: Ellllish. Edwin E. Higgins, As~ Last Wednesday, Oct. 12, hi· $5.98 ValuH OCT. 27-28-29 =tu ro essor nomic ' siotant Professor of Sociology. C.C.A., or College Christian .~!.-=======~· De B Field Ad· Roy E. Holmes, Director ol sociatlon, met in the Vaf!leYII or . .an · rown, . Student Teaching and Ex ten- Houae Chapel to hear S a Velu.. to 79c :::::.":' ~c~ t F~anf" W( sion Educatioo; Assistant Pro· Stnllh, Assistant Professor of . • SII)Cia e ro essorhe~ lessor ol Education. Lcne fL Political Science, speak on Ant. Colors Plastic fhySics. Ron~d ec~ :.::gDra: Honots, Assistant Professor Of subject, "Christian Attitudes Tlt lltrly Amerl ..n mE~ h D elop- Education. Lawrence Huber, ward Wealth and Poverty." Dttlllll ma. Offige Ll ~sG KevcaiT Assistant Librarmn. Amy K . Also on Wednesday, ao 1 Pl~ln Color 1_ .. cerD. .. 0~ ~: ·f N. 1 a'l Jones, Instructor of Fore1gn ganizational meeting was Corduroy• WUWWdD IVJSIOD 0 3 Uf . • ! • Languages. for "R1o Grande Students 1 All Fotmed Plllld Sc;i""ces; Assoctale Professor of Herman L. Koby, Dean of Moeller.·· This on . partisariii eRoundandsqu•r•s I L1rg1 SIHt EACH 1 Unbreakable Biology. Students. Thomas J. Lacey, As- movement is open to PR&:CHRISTMAS sistant Professtr of Ari. .Arlh· dents. GIRL'S SIZES 2 TO 14-Specltl 1 Dlocount Prico ur W. Lanham, Director ot Alb· On Monday, Oct. 17, an SALE OF Soft Knit In Whitt ond Pootal Color letics and Assistant Director of canizational meeting was - - - - - - - - Physical Education: Assistant in Anniversary Hall for the AGame For All Ages , Profes«or of Physical Educa• pose of eslabllshing a Kiwani~ Gaqe readisgo: · GalllpoUs lion ; Charles Hobert Lellb, affUiated "Keyettes" Club Stock Up AI Dam 11.9, 112, running 2 feet Instructor in Social Sciences. campus. on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 20.· H. Paul Lloyd, . Instructor in Herman L. Koby, Doan 32, Pt. Pleasant 23.85, Hinton Mathemahcs. Students, released a tentativ<! II 1.82 falling. Kanawha Falls Ann W. McCarrell, Chairman, statement of ocial policy to 5.51 falling, Charleston !9.40 Division of Social Sciences; Pro- considered by various or&alntMECHANICAL falling. London, Marmet and lessor of Political Science. Da- zations and administrators. Reg. and FRICTION Asst. Wmfeld dams were on , t h e vid K. McCarrell, Professor &f A petition was submitted pair $8.95 oills. Acting Director of Collejje Reio· Dean Koby questioning the 1 Raeort-Trucks Ollio River - Kentuckian lions. Mabel M. Mohler, Co} Udity of the recent eleclllll Velue 1 Dumpo-l'lre down 13, 5:10 a.m.; Bayou La· lege Nurse. Robert B. Muss· the protmed new Student Bodl'il lngln-.10111-Pionas Rose up !4, 6:05p.m.; Frances man, Part-Time Instructor In Constitution. The Student .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, SPECIAL SALE HOUSEHOLD Novelty and Antique Hougland up 14, 6:55p.m.; A.ca· Relilll81l. Kennelh Myers, A• diclary Council will nile 011 Au.tomoblln dian up 14, U5 a.,m.: Onward s!stant Professor of Chemistry. validity of Ute protested up 14, 7 a.m.; Indiana up 15, Zelma s. Norlhcutt, Dlrectnr lion. lARGE 32 OZ. BOnLE ~:40 a.m.; Jenks up 16, 1:50 a. ol Music ; Associate Professor The Davia Library is 16 az. on Household Deodorant m., Mountain Stale down 16, of MuSic. Jerry C. Ohm, Assllt. nlng to reap Ute benefits of 16 oz. can lath Room Deodorant 6:05 a.m.; Jeffboat up 17, 4:30 ant Proiessor of Mathematics being appointed by Ute lede;ral 16 oz. .. n Sproy Storch a.m. : Criss Jr .. up 18, 4;10 a. (on leave of aooence). Thoma• government aa a book dtposl· each 16 oz. eon Window Cl"ner · m.: Pennsylvama down 18, 5:10 Osbourne, Jstructor in Biology. tory. Library material Is now a.m: Rel1able down 19, 6 a.m.: J. Shennan Porter, Assistant being received from the gov MENS HANES St. Marys down 21, 6.05 a.m., Professor of English. Clara E. •rnmont. INSUlATED Reg. Mr. Crrss up 22, 5:05 a.m.; W. Poston, Associate Professor of " RaWo Free Holler" it on $1.00 H. Shaver,_ Jr. up 22, U5 p.m.; English. Robert E. Rose, Direc- U1e air! (so to speak). L o OUR DISCOUNT PRICE Ger.rge Pme up 23 · 3' 45 a.m. ; t 0f r·nance Merlyn Roos D' lid "···•·eld and 1 Values · W H 23 5·50 · g1- or . ' Iamo • IU4I&WJ ,"y 1n1'1 d. up 23 ' 6.'35 _a.m._, R Assistant Professar of MUSIC. Knierion, Barberton, who Regular $1.00 Value g.rCI own • G· a.m., a- Bevery 1 J . GeIttes, L'b •· m · H·'"" Hall , 1 rarlan . roommaKS uu.t:r 40 6 d d venswooM k oMwn reenGupe ' P Sam s. Smith, Assistant PI'!)- experimenting wltb br'08d1:ast-jl EACH S. p.m.: ar . up r enu f f p li . R . . Th • ey 11ope 7:20 p.m ; Sidrnace up Gre~flUf) essor o a tJca1 c1ence. a- mg equtpment. 7,55 p.m.: Mam• Lear up phael Stephens, Instructor In obtain f%.1115 ao that they llottl• pair Greenup 8:55 p.m.; A, D. Mathernatlca. ·s nt legally Moadcast II I Raines lJ down Greenup 3:10 Rulh Ill. 1botnal, Alii Ia mzed station. a.m.; Dorothy Estes up Green- Prole"or of English. W. Luth- Applications_ are now being FOILS & PAPERS Values To $1.99 up 3:45 a.m .. Miss Susan down er Tracy, Alllslant Profesaor taken for poS!tiOUS on Ute Stu· .LADIES NEW 'FALL Meldahl 3:35 p.m.; Altml of Philosophy and lleUKion. Ell. dent Judiciary Council, or StuReg. $2.99 Value Zephyr down Meldahl 7:25 . ward C. West, Director tl Main' dent Court. . tenance; Bulidlnts and Grounda. Did you get e11her of the m.; Diane Brent down BOYS ALL RUBBER 9:10 p.m.; J. s. Lewi1 up Mel· Florence R. Wickline, Alaistant past issues of the "Smoke Sig· 4-ROLL PACK dahl 2 a.m.; Lady Marjorie Librarian. Charles E. Withee, nola," the camp111 newspaper? Special down Meldahl ~;45 a.m. BocK Asalatant Proleuor ol Mathe- Each Friday or Saturday Purchase down Meldahl 3;40 a.m. matk:o. Robert Gelsinger, Chair· paper blay be purcholld at pr. Galhpolls Dim Little man, Dtvlalon of Education and Ungham's or Price and """•'II Size George down 4 p.m.; Queen Psychology. druc otores, Ute Grande """•II City up 7:10 p.m.: Buckeye What about next year! And Thomas Clothiers, or Davis 12to6 pack Stale up 8:50p.m.; John J. Row lalerq Of the 53 members of Shuler, Be sure to buy one down 10:20 p.m.: Steel Express the 1t.aff for 1966-ll7, at least II keep up on the happenln11• pr. Dlocount Prlu up 12:20 a.m.; Mark Easton are lnstructora. Next year Ute calilpus. down UO a.m. : Polly R up teachl"'! staff alone lllllllld In- COMING AT RIO: 3:35 a,m.; Vickers down 5;20 a. crease to a total of 45 ao the On Friday, Oct. 21, the Moel· Reg. $1.09 Value ' •~ "Cotton Queen down 5,30 estimated student body will In· 'er·Miller Deblle Will be conBEAUTIFUL 27 PC. SET crease to 100. dueled in cammunity l!all. , bl.; Zimmer up 7:55 a.m. Refreshing 14 Fl. Oz. Kanawha River Beaver Rio Gr8Dde C.llllfle Is enter- The debat.a will be followed by ANCHOR HOCKING'S FAMOUS · lown London 5:30 a.m.; Olean- 1n1 Its laat decade of its first a question . and · answer per· der down Marmet 3·45 p.m.: one hund.-d years. Five years iod. The debaie Is closed to ''VINTAGE GLASS" Fort Dearborn down M·armet. from now, in 1971, the mid · everyone except R.G .C. student ... . ._.. 11:10 p.m. ; sernet down Mar- point ol this decade will be staff, and area news media. : met 4:40 a.m.; Allen R. Merrill reached. By thai time the tacul· Don't Iort~el Ute Open !louse Low-Low down Winlield 525 p.m.: Lucy ty should number nearly U to end Art Show to be held I-LARGE BOWL Discount Price Jane Lucas up Wi nfield U5 p. m.: Nalional up Winfield tO 50 1-BASE p.m.; H. E. Bowles down _ _ _,;,.,._ _;;.,..,;;.._11-LADEL Winfield 1:;;() a.m. ; Helen .Z up Winfield 3:50 a.m.: 0. F. : BIG SIZE 12-CUPS i Sheare-r up Winfield 4:50 a.m. PEPSODENT and COLGATE 12-CUP HANGERS Sat MEET lfl SEW . NEW Haven - The Wo· J~ ty .u . .. growmg conditions, are oubject to the same d1seases, and are bothered by the same Insecta. For Ute b'l!lnner, here are a l~suggl!i!tlou be oose ~ sunny 1spot 1 · chia~e gourhs need P enty 0 sun· • ne. U t ey are to lfOW on ~ers, melo:,:~ P:fi~lll !he &r~und, theylh need lots .ol ave no g s. room. owevet, ey cen gtllll' They all bel0111 to the same on fett~f. and trelllees In small fam~: They need the tame opace. , _ =!r " . . were cookl111 up something 44 ui: MIDDLEPORT OHIO . Letter from Finland Sightseeing Tour by Austin Is Reported by Professor 4-Buckle -. ARCTICS ~.PECIAL PILLOWS DISH PANS 8 ••• RAYON PANTIES ELECTRIC • Baseball Game . s 99 e AERO SOL c PINK LOTION !!'e DETERGENT SOCKS c House Slippers $1 00 c Reef Mouth Wash PUNCH BOWL SET =- OCTOBER NEWS From Pickens' Hardware 1 men 's Mi!-~s iontt:-y Soclet) ot the New Have11 Church ol Goo met recenlly for a day ol ing SfW thr or at the home ol Mrs. for the bt.nr·nt of ~n niz at.1on D. L. Oudding •r Ma11on noon th r ~roup rnjoved d At dir• ner. 1\tte ndin~ ~-:ere the h~llow mg · Mrs OnJil<. F'·eld11, Mrt~ ha Capf'hrtrl, '.!:-~. Ollito Rou!th Mr~ . RPn(l John!o>fln. all ol ~P.~ Ha ven: \1rs. lr\iiJ1 r.ibbs antJ Mr~ 131onrlw ~ flden••ur, b.11h ol Plea! · nl V~ltf'y Ho11pital Admilled: Mrs. Billy Stt>w 1rt, 'Nest Coh1 ~11bia: Mr~ By ron Dudding. PI . Pleaoan1 Dlorhorged , llonald Rittle Pl. Plea>Hnt; l<e~lh Ribb ... Galllpn lis, Ohio; Mrs Charles Tucker ;md 10on. Tuppef'!'i Plains; Mn. William A. Nnl'ttl , OllJ1po!is ferry: James O'Nenl, Columb1a. WPSI • Most parl5 for bicycles ctn be found at Pickens Herdwere. More people every day are utlng Plastic Pipe for plumbing. It's guaranteed for 100 years. Used for hot water, same as other pipe. Anyone can plumb e s 99 TOOTH PASTE 27 PC. SET c Special Purchase LADIES' IMPOR.TEO IT AllAN STYLE MOHAIR SWEATERS with plastic pipe. e Gas Water Heaters - completely automatic in 30 gal. and 40 gel. sizes. G~1aranteed 10 years. e Etedric Water Heaters - In 40 gal. and 52 gal. siies. All eutomatic controls, just set way you like water ard forget it. PICKENS ..-AROW l\P~ Open Ivery Doy, All Day, MO 1115:30 IST. M1oon, W. Vo. LOW BONANZA PRICE 100% NYLON eWhlttand Alst..Colora Con.p, II $7.95 NYLON NET Reg. 29cyd. Dorcas News Notes c CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGS Ladl" RoD SIHve Sport & Dress BLOUSES ,. elollcl Colors ·• Prlnlllll PaHerns ·eValij" to $1.69 '97 c i ------- --------- ---------~- ~ w -----------~---------~ "Super • . ~-- 1;.·-- ,, Size~ st td 'II • ·--- • •• - -------- --- Right" Oual1ty Meatsl .,, , ' 12. l Pork' Loin Roast do pennies make a difference in your food bill? You bet ther do. And we should know. We bulk our busb~eu br avlng pennies for generatlo111 of folka lib you. ff an Item il pr1eed 3 for !If, the price far one is obviously ~11 But what happena if yoa want two T Do you pay I times 9; or 18;? Not atAA:P. · We aelllt at Zfar 171. That'• the fair way-tiM A4P way. Yta, .. U\i,·Alod 'bullneM ... . in food bQdPtlng, pennie1 make a ditferenCl'. " ......, lb. Pork Sttab · "~····.. .. ll69c Spare Ribs ...... •.... • •• 59c QUAitTIRIO SL ICID LOIN Pork Chops .. ·....,.. · lb. 75c A&P REDUCES IACONI KING OF THE BEEP ROASt Sliced Bacon 2-lb. pkg, l·lb. 69 Super Right $US pkg. Cor All Good RIB ROAST SULTANA FROZEN Meat Loaf Mix · ·· ·· · lb. 69c Pot Pin ·· .. .. .. .. 5 for 99c PROZIII-DRISIID FROZIN-KING Whhlng .. .. 5 lb. box $1.49 Crab legs .. .. .. .. .. .. lh. 99c FULTON BRAND COOKED- CANNED Frozen Steaks CHICKEN lb. CAULIFLOWER Potatoes ·· ·· 20 lb. bag 99c ••• cen Wyler Soup Mixes ·· pkg. 10c l9c 1\\ARCAL Facial nssun2 -100 ply 10c AMIRtCAN IIAUTY MARTHA WHITI Blackey• Peas ··· ··· can 1Oc Flapstu · · ·· 61-oz. plcg. 1Oc AMIRICAN IIAUTY NORTHIRN Pork & Beans .. .. .. can 1Oc Napkins ·•• · Pkg; of 60- 10c AMIRICAN IlLLI DUfF'S SpagheHi .. · .... · .. can 1Oc Cake Mixes · · 7-oz. pkg. 10c DU'P'I MARTHA WHtTI Cake Mixes ·· 7-oz. pkg. 10c Spud Flakes ·· 3-oz. pkg. 10c WAXTIX MARTHA WHITI Sandwich Bags pkg. 30 • 1Oc :'!Bread Mix 8-oz pk• Instant Potatoes ··•· pkg. 10c BAIBIT'S deanser .... 14-oz. can 1Oc JANE PAitt(ltl Potato Chips .. 1-lb. box 59c JANE PARKER Potato Bread 5 3~-lb. Amer. Beauty Hominy can 1Oc AMIRICAN IIAUTY .. Navy Beans ........ can 10c •"~-­ lARGE SNO.IALL hlld U, I. No. 111n A WHITI 89c 2nd BIG WEEK A&P's1Oc SALE GOLDIN RIPI Grapefruh ··· · 5 lb. bag 59c 1-lb. loeves .lane ParUr, Plein, lutll't4 er Cfnne!Mfl 99c 1'-\ . ~~· Fine Oua lity Groceries! PAGI ILIOW MACARONI OR Donuts .... · .. ·.. 2 pkgs. 49c ANN Spaghllli 3- 1-111. pkgs. 59c VACUUM PACK JANI PARKIR-IOUTHIRN A&P BRAND-FLOURIDE .s=s9c SWEET PEAS CHOPPED IROCCOLI ··PLAY tic· tac ·toe at A&PI ... £ t '"'- A&P CaRte · · 2111. can $1.39 ANN PAGI Pecan Pit ...... · .. · each 59c SpagheHI Sauce 2lb. jar 49c Fro zen Food Features! A&P FROZEN VEGETABLES CUT GOLDI:N CORN CUT GRIIN BEAN$ 89c IIIII, VIAL, l'ORK Is this a good reason far ilboppinr AlP? It's one of many, MARIH-IIIDLIU lb. LB. 99c Bologna ·............ · lb. 55c .... Bananas ...... · .... · lb. 12c Rll STIAKS Ground Chuck ·· ·· •· lb. 75c 4DELICIOUS VARIETIES Fruits and Vegetables! llunSTYLI LARGI! OR SMALL-ANY SIZE PIECI W• watali tbellllat you and IDr ua. •"•. Pork lult Roast ~...._ l..Jft PICNIC STYLI • Pork Roast ~ ........... 191 Pork Roast, Center Cut lb 79c Loin Encl Roast ·.,.,.·· lb. 59c Rib Half Roast .... ·· lb. 65c loin Half Roast ··· ·· · lb. 75c Whole Loin ··· ·· ····· lb. 69c FRIIH LIAN For lnetance, take our polh!J 011 multiple-priced Items. ' .' c PULL 7-RII END Toothpaste .. 71-oz. tube 49c ANN PAGI RID PLUM CHIDOBIT Amorlc1n er P I - Prnenn .. ·· .. 2 lb. lar 49c Chilli Spread 2 lb. box 89c ANN PAGI ln. plc11. OUR OWN Gelatin Desserts 4 pkgs. 29c Tea Bags · · Pkg. of 125 - 99c IULTANA SMALL WHITI HOUSilnttoM-MikH 20 ~tL Dry Mlk .. .. .. .. pkg. $1.69 Stuffed Ohvts · · 6-oz. far 49c 7 DILICIOUS ... VARtiTIII - - - - . eU4 Sc CANDY BARS 89C ANN PAOI ANN PAll Hantlt Mix 1-lb. pk•• 35c Assortttl Gum Drtps 21h. 39c .Retails eRective tbru Sat. Oct. 28 lD .' .. J . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Oct 2e, I.NSo/1 ' ' . lOOn lose color If left In the lnf\!Cianl (VjMpf .,., Iii 'lbt dlfflcull)l for tbe . . ·llled). Mltr lilly hlta ~ 111r:ter II It knoW lltlon till)! chaDCII to dry oil, IIIII)' !lil1lil f t rel4y to harvest. 'l'bere II polis!Md lrlth IIID:. \ f~ a lendi1I on the vine next 10 brrn_. oat the COIOJ\ Do ,lit tllch IUifd. Whtll thli tendril prick 1111 gourd to llutfll 4rr and tilt ittm of the louni turn lng. Thll may 11.111 l$cllcd. brown and ~tern dead the gourd Some JIIW'd• whlcll>are 1111 is ready to harvest. At IN• mature of which ha"' delecll time they should feel very hard will soon get 8tlft. These obould to pressure. Be eere1u1; uthey ally nlee well lfito tilt wintllr. brttlte eaally. Some IIY that At tlte)t beiiD to IDle color, newly 111hered aounlt lhould tltey II!Duld be put eldt 111 I be handled •• carefully u egp. dry place for future IIIII. A81o111 CUI the otem with 1 lllarp 11 tJtey are bard tiM)r llhoaill knife, leavlnl about two Inches. be mill. After thlrb oomAU omarnentola lhotllcl be pletely dry, tltey Ull be ..,.. barvealed bel«e frost or IIley ed, deaned, polllbtd, lllld eta wm be ruined. They lhould be left ID tbelr Jlllllrll aol!ll' • be wubad lhoro1JI}lly In 1 dis- thay ciD be pa'nle!!. • t11e Atll. Colors ycl. Speciel Mfg. Group If gourd_• are grown off thel nltrcsen fertilizer dist!Oived IDI shells and lrii8JIIental!. The a knUe to remove the rough ground, they w!U have more water may be addad when the hardshelll beoome very bard skin, taking care 11(11 It acratch uniform color and lllnd a het· goonls bqln It form. when dry, and With reasonable lilt lllfface. After all llle skin ler chance of escaping hlem· Alter the pun!~ Ville& are care will last lllllal!nitely. Tiley baJ been removed, IC!rllb iD ishes, and unlesa hel'Y about eighl foe! lohg ,the endl require a long M810J1 for lft!W• ,..1" water llltb fine steel aourds hq, they will have a may be fll'lll*l 10 make tbe ing, 10 tbty si!Ould be 11ft Ill wool, If rotJCII- epots rtmaiJt. crooked stein. vine branch. Then more godl'ds the prden as long as there 1J tbty should be gone aver wllb lt is very important to hive I will form. . •ny lUe left in the vine. J'rGit fine aandpaper. 'l'ltey l1'f lh!lll good seedo. Plant the seed as Getting rid of ihe insects is and even lreezinc will not burl ready for craft work. They can JOoD u all oWlg8r ~ froel 11 1 moat Important job. Spray or them. Borne 01 the bardshelll be. patnte4 or left tn their past. A good deplh Is about two dust underneath the leaves as grow very large, and it may natural Cj)(or. Polish wllh llquld times the length of Ute seed well as 111 the top. Borers take them many mooths to Doer wax and the oftener they and about one foot apart. A110melimes pt 'inlldt the vine dry. U they wrlnllle or &et "ft, are poliobecl Ute nicer tltey iood Dllrolett fertllller II!Duld near the root and Cltllt the they· sbould be throwD owly. are. . . be worked In II'OUI1d the eclges vine to die. A. hole !bat oozes Aa long •• they remaiD bard, The Ol'llllllentall m usullly If the rO'WS where it will not molllure wlll llhow t1te presence lhey lhould be lived. They nnaller than the hlrdlhe!IJ. touch the seed. 'lbll ,wlU· Iive 01 1 borer. SUI the vlne care. may mould end become un- '!bey oome iD all IIZel end the vblos • good liar!. A bJgh tully, and eut out the borer, •lptly, hut ohoul4 be kept for color• with many dlffereat nllrOJID fertlllm !lhould he then cover the vine with wet craft work. mar~r:tn~•· They may be warty added later aslt eneourapr the dirt. When tlte)t are CGIIlplelely or IIDOOth. vines to iii'OW and al~ the For p!l81'11 UN, 8llll'dl are dry, the)' aboal4 be 10abd in 'lb111 lhould be 11tltered maturlna of the gourdl. A low divided Into two dm11 hard- warm water, lbiiiiCII'Iped wllh when they ripen u they Jlallbrlght E:ubange Professor LAHTI, FINLAND - Last Sunday a British friend took me on a sighteeelng tour in an Austin. It seems strange to ride In a ri&ht-band drive car, especially since the traffic in Finland bears right a11. in the United States. We left the macadamized roads and snaked our way through ploe-covered ridges and lake· filled valleys. We paBBed berds of milk cows, mostly Ayreshire, grazing in knee-deep grass. We skirted lak· es, blue and peaceful in the filtered sun, and noted the numerous red, wooden sauna buildings with plaUonns which extend Into the water. We zoomed through ham· lets where groups of farmerlsh Finns stared at t he "foreigners" in the odd lit- - tie vehicle. IIOille do not? Soon we reached a church, a The paint was melle from huge stone and brick otru~ture natural coloring, such a1 ber. dal!ng from the thirteenth cen· rles, and Uto1JI}l it hao fad• ' :~ tury. Its wood mingle roof Ia baa laoted for ci!nturlea. !>eople 1teep and high. A· &raveyard used to believe that evil came and many trees surround the from the north ao no wlndowo church. A bell tower, made of were made on that aide. Chang· stones ao large ao h!Jndred • eo in religloll8 beliefs have r&pound hay bales, stands some oulted 1n le" trapplnp paintfifty feet from the churell. Tbe inga, and omamentatio~s. Totower doon are twelve • feet day services are Held in the high and made of steel. The church tHollola, Ftriland), but crudely • formed steel key II they do not emphasize !ll'mbela a foot _long. A long, band-made or elaborate co•turnes. The r.. loble m Ute towc, vestibule has malnlng band~arved wooden handles uke a wheelbarrow and statues and mlnislers' boxes reis used for carrying bodies at veal the importance which refuneral services. llg!on played In the llveo of My friend pointed out I h e these northern people and 1 scars on the churcl! walls. lola- thought but dJd not ;ay: "Peony years !!flO cannon balls a• pie don't whittle for the church saulted but did not topple this, today." stolid structure. She aplalnad the slgnlftcance of the nwner. We wallced In tbe araveyard. ous palntlnp* · walla ln. A large amount of 11011 near the side the chur · ked meny church is a war memorial to naive quesU · ow would Finnish men who 1.-1 their Uvea the paUit lut oll tliese years? In battle. My friend 1ald that ... tilly .are .lhere oo windows on Finns clo not leave a Flnnllll the north side of the churcllt boily OD foreign lOll. They lrlllllWhy do oome Of the windowa port them to their bom•laru!, have rellaiOIII pllnllnaa llld bury lham in centrallltd piols, and erect dignllted markers. 's Ri. ver News ..J BY PAUL WARD S:: . nstru= Offered TI"mely Advi"ce· • . Ed. Note. 'I1Ia Wiftillnl Trail ~arden Club Of Pomeroy RD says Ihllls tbe lime Of year to har~est courdto, lhwl, the ~J. ~ow!Dg r : ' ~ ~I ~ltllrt YG:~ ~~ ~ · h ...... ny'!re w o can arow !llluurocl, cucum· OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9-- FRIDAY TIL &-SATURDAY' TIL 9 Capri Pants . , r. Gifts' · . PLAID BiAMPSI . . . ' \ .;. �,,., ' . 'f \. I ....,. ..... ' (. ----~--------~---··"~" ·~ .. - - - - -..........~--- ' •I '\ Alre.aily • , ;1 ,___.,....,.....__.....,...,"'!!1-·· .. • s 1n ' \ t • .' Kre1Jer 'A t o o. . '· 0 ·t . . .. ' '.'J '" . , Playing Kroger's Exciting New Game "Deck 0' Money" '~ f./:l ~- .. {,", ~1··•' By The Piece .... . . . .. Choice Center Cut to llmii qu1n.ltlea. lvorydly Low Pri<fl Plus Tho ..... of Top Voluo Sompo AI USD,A Choice Tenderay llroworl winner In UOtc:k 0' Yeu 11 mty win $111, tiOO, $50, • • • • $11, 15, ••· • !no - ,..._ this w... ot K_.. No purcltooo ooconory to partlclpote. Here Are :t Few Early Thrifty Brand Polvor'• Vee Poe (20c Olfl Coffee · 3 ~~ $2.33 Soap ..... 3 "' bo.. 39c 1 - - -----WORKOUT TIME·- Lloyd G ent ry, traine r of a stuble of th orough b red~, l i n e~ up Soap 4 · ~.. '1'" 57c his charges fo r instr uctions to ext>n.'i.se rid ers ~ t Bt>lmonl P a l'k, N~;-w Yor k, Polmollve Gold Doodoronl where the track is being re bu ilt. One h or!'ie wo rk s out in the backg;·oun d. Soap 2 t :;. 33c NO GAME- RAIN- Pro footb <.tl lers play, r<J in, ~ leet or b lizz<t rd but this LaP orte. Ind ., l ad--Brad Lubs, 9-fmd s his ~.and lot g<une JS pos tponed by the we-a the r. lOSERS WEEPERS- T ears of d b <~ppo int ment stt·eam down . t he f ace or th 1 ~ U. S. wo man athle l c, Dori s Brause, a fter losi ng in gymna sti c championships a t Dortmund , Germany. U . MIDKIFf Tendera., lb. Alway• Two IHf LMeh T"l Fit Your Table M K,.,.rl 1~. 59c Steak __ __ 55c lb. 55e . 49c Shoulct.r Swllt Steak . ___ 4th & llh Pot Roast . .......... . lb. Boiling Beef _____ _ 1~ . F reth or Smoked lb. 59c lb. 55c Rl~ 69c Picnics _____ _-____ lb. Rib Roast _ lb. 89c lb. 79c lot I Ribs Whole Chuck ___-- 45c t lb. Rib Roast lb. 99c lb. 89c Beef Side ___ ___-__ $1.43 Knger Reo. or ,... pl <ly f'r spmning the ball. •. 59c 3 Cake Mix Drinks I I Country Club Ant'd Flavors Kr~tt•r Ice Cream ___ _ v, ,.1. 59c Stew __ . __ . _ 2 ::: 89c Cheese __ --__ 2 ..... 99c Toaster __ _ ... Helnt Rtt . Sl.O' Y•lue M.uthw•lh No. I cans $1 ••. 19c Donuts ------ 1.."' $1 StDbly 65e I 53c Crest ___ ____ _ Family Tullo • 61• . SUS Y•IIHI H..d & thtuldtn Shampoo ___ _ oubo 99c - ,(·' 1..::. - Rt f . S1 V•lut Rail-On Dtodorent Tom. Juice -_3 u"·"· n• 88c .'.!I Secre t ------- ...lottloL... 59c "it':J" ' . Sunrise Fresh· Liquid Scope _-__ -__- R~ . K_. Brand llondwlch Bread -____ . _ 4 ~11.45 Reg. 9S c: Vtlue Toothpn ta Couotry Ovon Plolo & Sutmd 3 Setf Dominion 2·Siice . Hi·C Drinks . I Pineapple Tom:UD Soup ; _9 I Fruit Flovon ill! P•lmtllve Head Lettuce · Aoot'd. C.lor1 Chonnio Tollot Tissue ' •••••••• 2 39c for ••Halloween Treats" Bartlett Pears _- 5 ,., 39c Gu,....n,..,,. SUNRISE-FRESH Evlll'J' pack.,. of Krorer'a frui~ • ••d ve 1e tabl u , sealed .ba our CriaPak• 1..-lw.r p1uUc iU.. mu.1 b. SWirit e- FreH. when yo 11 wUJ ~CI rehmd )'Mit your IW-. IDOD8f. Apple Cider .... .. _.. 43c Kotex pole .. _ .. .. $1.89 Sunmald Raisins Grapefruit ··- ...4 ...,..., '"I"~ "ji .,., '" :::~ W : .... 89c 12 .v..... 49c ·'*"" v•urwi COlli ou FREE 100 FREE 50 sfAMN IDU 101' V.IIUI ..... c..,. ........ , DOWN MEXICO WAY- The U. S . w inne r o f t he 100- metPr' men's fr ee dyle swim e v~nl in t he Litl le Ol ympic~ in MPxi t' u Ci ty, Ch!_n lt's Hi f'kok { tl" n~ ~'>r ) () ( Pluwni x A r iz ~twh!' h:md s with runn ers- up 1 Fr:.nc<,is S1mP1hn!' (l d1.), R t>) ,t.: i lr !ll, illltl K iiiJI If'• <111/r t::.l ,-,y,uli<'Ht e Mm;simu l:Svnt.~cci,ltoly . NOT A tAG MATCH - m•w's been "ddoo tile rassle r in g in Me:ll ~,; h b . Tf•nn . 3 nd II~<'~ ~a l or i?-; th 11 t. The raf.:; ler js Tufty Tru.sdeU v.bo ''wun' 1 the bv ut ·by 1JLt1h ng the •amarator aleep. to ' .. 1-oa. can Kl'ltlf' llocll P - · Exp. 10/JP/81 ~ ' Fruit Drinks .. .. . OM ..... ", Tropt.Col-lo LOW>Colorlo TOO YAWl ""' ··~·­ p letely Ntiafied., Kroaer Roasted Peanuts_ 2 lbt. 89c ... Duncan b uy it. U you are DOt com- Bulk "" ·~ AND MARSH SEEDLESS TOI~ Crisco • I Pork & Beans 7 unt JOO $1 Bubble Bath n.... wuo ..... 69c CIO ,. ,. ,. ,.,. .. I lb. Sooky J~. I Rttular or Pimt nta Vtl vHII Packets 11 "'lllnt tilt .. . . .. -· 79c Dl MAG CHEERS WOUNDED G.I.--Joo DiMaggio, formor New York Yankee star, cheers up Geronimo Cortez, 23, of Fresno, Calif., by autographing ca s ~. Cortez ~uperates at Fort Ord from wound s caused by mine in VietNam ba t !I<•. cam No. Cleanser · 2 ...... 37c cono DOUBLE TEAMED? - It sure looks lh <~t w<~ .v t o the Sl. Loui s C ardin a l ~' Roy Shivers {27) as he 1::; hit o n t hr l~rw by Co wboys J (] hn Wil burn (65-) and J ohn Ni land (76) . Da llas ~ nd th e Ca n'! ~ b<~ ti ]P to a 10- 10 t ie as th e l wo teams va inly seek undisput ed posses~ sion of fi r st p l :~ce in th e National Foot ba ll L eag ue. The game was played in St. Louis. 12-o:. Van tamp ~ - ----:c=--,-,---ActiOII Bloodt I $1,010 W;nn.,.• ytt To Came. P "d : vp & dtpOtit your entry \!IJ•'Ik at Krottr tod•yl Big K Cann:d Liquid - · ~~o~~to .... .. ~~~- I Penn Champ A)u luokot ol Powor 'l•or & Anti Freeze Wall Cleaner gal. $1.38 ,..... "*"· ... .. .. 29c A)ox M". R. T. ltlciw 109 Miller, ledrJey, W. "~•· 8ttty Crocker Atttld. Fl•vn Detergent 2 ·:. 75e Alox AII·Pu-. t Lady Tabor Free•tone Poaches 4 21/a cons $1 ~ M". Dowoy D. Hort llll2nd St,..t, P• Renburt , W. Va. 49c Drip Mullin~ •11 lfth SINtl Ovnbtlr, W. V1. Cut 'REI For Ywr F...er-Tondoroy Wllolo Coffee Glo be Tro tters, st arti ng their 41 st season\ h am i t up in Chka,go-4-Je tore embarking on a Wotld tour. Mea dO\\·lark Lemon is th e ,.. ~ • Mrs. Dtwey Cut FREE for Your Freaer- Ttndtrly Ala L-.y ld...... . : ... $1000 WINNERS Roll Roast 39c ·• ·Detergent RE AD Y FOR ANOTHER SEASON - T h e Harlem ' "Barrel of Fun" Kroger Fresh lb. .:ii ;l':., Bontlut 8Hf, Thrifty Knttr Fl'llh Chuck C..hiMro Booquot i/ eM. WERNER BUCKET STEAKS . , , .. ..... $1 .09 lb. Roast __ _- ePAT WILSON eCORA BEEGLE Krettr sel.eh tnly higher-graded, grain ftd beef for Ttnderar • • • pl1c:11 thla fine btef In spedal room• whtrt temperature, humidity tnd lid clrculallan 1re regulat.d to tpttd up natural ttnderlnt iletian. K-r F,..h lntlloh P1lmollve Local Winnerd Chuck Lotion J'MI, bolllo .. $1.75 Coffee • lf.or. lor .. ,., $1.47 -·" ......4 5I Top Volvo VOS Holr Color Ntsc.te lnst1nt _,.,.;z " -· K'o ooty to win. l'loll up your 'Chuck Roast Copyrltlll, l1Nr Kroger Co,, 19U We reterve Ute right 1 Yeu, tH, un 1M -'·l' ~ ;-. i *'-•" K'""' Brlllll • - 10/1911111 .""""'........... f· . 'l' .,.,. ,, �,,., ' . 'f \. I ....,. ..... ' (. ----~--------~---··"~" ·~ .. - - - - -..........~--- ' •I '\ Alre.aily • , ;1 ,___.,....,.....__.....,...,"'!!1-·· .. • s 1n ' \ t • .' Kre1Jer 'A t o o. . '· 0 ·t . . .. ' '.'J '" . , Playing Kroger's Exciting New Game "Deck 0' Money" '~ f./:l ~- .. {,", ~1··•' By The Piece .... . . . .. Choice Center Cut to llmii qu1n.ltlea. lvorydly Low Pri<fl Plus Tho ..... of Top Voluo Sompo AI USD,A Choice Tenderay llroworl winner In UOtc:k 0' Yeu 11 mty win $111, tiOO, $50, • • • • $11, 15, ••· • !no - ,..._ this w... ot K_.. No purcltooo ooconory to partlclpote. Here Are :t Few Early Thrifty Brand Polvor'• Vee Poe (20c Olfl Coffee · 3 ~~ $2.33 Soap ..... 3 "' bo.. 39c 1 - - -----WORKOUT TIME·- Lloyd G ent ry, traine r of a stuble of th orough b red~, l i n e~ up Soap 4 · ~.. '1'" 57c his charges fo r instr uctions to ext>n.'i.se rid ers ~ t Bt>lmonl P a l'k, N~;-w Yor k, Polmollve Gold Doodoronl where the track is being re bu ilt. One h or!'ie wo rk s out in the backg;·oun d. Soap 2 t :;. 33c NO GAME- RAIN- Pro footb <.tl lers play, r<J in, ~ leet or b lizz<t rd but this LaP orte. Ind ., l ad--Brad Lubs, 9-fmd s his ~.and lot g<une JS pos tponed by the we-a the r. lOSERS WEEPERS- T ears of d b <~ppo int ment stt·eam down . t he f ace or th 1 ~ U. S. wo man athle l c, Dori s Brause, a fter losi ng in gymna sti c championships a t Dortmund , Germany. U . MIDKIFf Tendera., lb. Alway• Two IHf LMeh T"l Fit Your Table M K,.,.rl 1~. 59c Steak __ __ 55c lb. 55e . 49c Shoulct.r Swllt Steak . ___ 4th & llh Pot Roast . .......... . lb. Boiling Beef _____ _ 1~ . F reth or Smoked lb. 59c lb. 55c Rl~ 69c Picnics _____ _-____ lb. Rib Roast _ lb. 89c lb. 79c lot I Ribs Whole Chuck ___-- 45c t lb. Rib Roast lb. 99c lb. 89c Beef Side ___ ___-__ $1.43 Knger Reo. or ,... pl <ly f'r spmning the ball. •. 59c 3 Cake Mix Drinks I I Country Club Ant'd Flavors Kr~tt•r Ice Cream ___ _ v, ,.1. 59c Stew __ . __ . _ 2 ::: 89c Cheese __ --__ 2 ..... 99c Toaster __ _ ... Helnt Rtt . Sl.O' Y•lue M.uthw•lh No. I cans $1 ••. 19c Donuts ------ 1.."' $1 StDbly 65e I 53c Crest ___ ____ _ Family Tullo • 61• . SUS Y•IIHI H..d & thtuldtn Shampoo ___ _ oubo 99c - ,(·' 1..::. - Rt f . S1 V•lut Rail-On Dtodorent Tom. Juice -_3 u"·"· n• 88c .'.!I Secre t ------- ...lottloL... 59c "it':J" ' . Sunrise Fresh· Liquid Scope _-__ -__- R~ . K_. Brand llondwlch Bread -____ . _ 4 ~11.45 Reg. 9S c: Vtlue Toothpn ta Couotry Ovon Plolo & Sutmd 3 Setf Dominion 2·Siice . Hi·C Drinks . I Pineapple Tom:UD Soup ; _9 I Fruit Flovon ill! P•lmtllve Head Lettuce · Aoot'd. C.lor1 Chonnio Tollot Tissue ' •••••••• 2 39c for ••Halloween Treats" Bartlett Pears _- 5 ,., 39c Gu,....n,..,,. SUNRISE-FRESH Evlll'J' pack.,. of Krorer'a frui~ • ••d ve 1e tabl u , sealed .ba our CriaPak• 1..-lw.r p1uUc iU.. mu.1 b. SWirit e- FreH. when yo 11 wUJ ~CI rehmd )'Mit your IW-. IDOD8f. Apple Cider .... .. _.. 43c Kotex pole .. _ .. .. $1.89 Sunmald Raisins Grapefruit ··- ...4 ...,..., '"I"~ "ji .,., '" :::~ W : .... 89c 12 .v..... 49c ·'*"" v•urwi COlli ou FREE 100 FREE 50 sfAMN IDU 101' V.IIUI ..... c..,. ........ , DOWN MEXICO WAY- The U. S . w inne r o f t he 100- metPr' men's fr ee dyle swim e v~nl in t he Litl le Ol ympic~ in MPxi t' u Ci ty, Ch!_n lt's Hi f'kok { tl" n~ ~'>r ) () ( Pluwni x A r iz ~twh!' h:md s with runn ers- up 1 Fr:.nc<,is S1mP1hn!' (l d1.), R t>) ,t.: i lr !ll, illltl K iiiJI If'• <111/r t::.l ,-,y,uli<'Ht e Mm;simu l:Svnt.~cci,ltoly . NOT A tAG MATCH - m•w's been "ddoo tile rassle r in g in Me:ll ~,; h b . Tf•nn . 3 nd II~<'~ ~a l or i?-; th 11 t. The raf.:; ler js Tufty Tru.sdeU v.bo ''wun' 1 the bv ut ·by 1JLt1h ng the •amarator aleep. to ' .. 1-oa. can Kl'ltlf' llocll P - · Exp. 10/JP/81 ~ ' Fruit Drinks .. .. . OM ..... ", Tropt.Col-lo LOW>Colorlo TOO YAWl ""' ··~·­ p letely Ntiafied., Kroaer Roasted Peanuts_ 2 lbt. 89c ... Duncan b uy it. U you are DOt com- Bulk "" ·~ AND MARSH SEEDLESS TOI~ Crisco • I Pork & Beans 7 unt JOO $1 Bubble Bath n.... wuo ..... 69c CIO ,. ,. ,. ,.,. .. I lb. Sooky J~. I Rttular or Pimt nta Vtl vHII Packets 11 "'lllnt tilt .. . . .. -· 79c Dl MAG CHEERS WOUNDED G.I.--Joo DiMaggio, formor New York Yankee star, cheers up Geronimo Cortez, 23, of Fresno, Calif., by autographing ca s ~. Cortez ~uperates at Fort Ord from wound s caused by mine in VietNam ba t !I<•. cam No. Cleanser · 2 ...... 37c cono DOUBLE TEAMED? - It sure looks lh <~t w<~ .v t o the Sl. Loui s C ardin a l ~' Roy Shivers {27) as he 1::; hit o n t hr l~rw by Co wboys J (] hn Wil burn (65-) and J ohn Ni land (76) . Da llas ~ nd th e Ca n'! ~ b<~ ti ]P to a 10- 10 t ie as th e l wo teams va inly seek undisput ed posses~ sion of fi r st p l :~ce in th e National Foot ba ll L eag ue. The game was played in St. Louis. 12-o:. Van tamp ~ - ----:c=--,-,---ActiOII Bloodt I $1,010 W;nn.,.• ytt To Came. P "d : vp & dtpOtit your entry \!IJ•'Ik at Krottr tod•yl Big K Cann:d Liquid - · ~~o~~to .... .. ~~~- I Penn Champ A)u luokot ol Powor 'l•or & Anti Freeze Wall Cleaner gal. $1.38 ,..... "*"· ... .. .. 29c A)ox M". R. T. ltlciw 109 Miller, ledrJey, W. "~•· 8ttty Crocker Atttld. Fl•vn Detergent 2 ·:. 75e Alox AII·Pu-. t Lady Tabor Free•tone Poaches 4 21/a cons $1 ~ M". Dowoy D. Hort llll2nd St,..t, P• Renburt , W. Va. 49c Drip Mullin~ •11 lfth SINtl Ovnbtlr, W. V1. Cut 'REI For Ywr F...er-Tondoroy Wllolo Coffee Glo be Tro tters, st arti ng their 41 st season\ h am i t up in Chka,go-4-Je tore embarking on a Wotld tour. Mea dO\\·lark Lemon is th e ,.. ~ • Mrs. Dtwey Cut FREE for Your Freaer- Ttndtrly Ala L-.y ld...... . : ... $1000 WINNERS Roll Roast 39c ·• ·Detergent RE AD Y FOR ANOTHER SEASON - T h e Harlem ' "Barrel of Fun" Kroger Fresh lb. .:ii ;l':., Bontlut 8Hf, Thrifty Knttr Fl'llh Chuck C..hiMro Booquot i/ eM. WERNER BUCKET STEAKS . , , .. ..... $1 .09 lb. Roast __ _- ePAT WILSON eCORA BEEGLE Krettr sel.eh tnly higher-graded, grain ftd beef for Ttnderar • • • pl1c:11 thla fine btef In spedal room• whtrt temperature, humidity tnd lid clrculallan 1re regulat.d to tpttd up natural ttnderlnt iletian. K-r F,..h lntlloh P1lmollve Local Winnerd Chuck Lotion J'MI, bolllo .. $1.75 Coffee • lf.or. lor .. ,., $1.47 -·" ......4 5I Top Volvo VOS Holr Color Ntsc.te lnst1nt _,.,.;z " -· K'o ooty to win. l'loll up your 'Chuck Roast Copyrltlll, l1Nr Kroger Co,, 19U We reterve Ute right 1 Yeu, tH, un 1M -'·l' ~ ;-. i *'-•" K'""' Brlllll • - 10/1911111 .""""'........... f· . 'l' .,.,. ,, �I i./1 .I / \) r ,( i .II·. ,II .DOctOR • I J ·Socletj:, Notes Society Notm • Old Towv)1ats Joppa SAYS JIJST WONIIERFUL! '100 KNOW ! t:Gt'T Mrs. Doro1J11 ·Olm1lll' IIIII llfllr belnl • In Vetll'BDI Hospital. MCAA 10 BE SNOBBISH, BUT SHE'S 'IHRO\IIN IN WITJ.l REAL SCCIETY KIDS THERE·" SHE AL'IIIAY'3 DID . wer P.remmm • Rates FOl ·N ~ k M S t Lo · ~n-qntQ. ·ers .,;,; r:OnM~~s T op . 0 rgamze Ho ital News • • F sp ·a '-~=-~=-' l'lllneror·M14dle!!9rt, o., oet. ·j14, 1,111 Dally Selltlllet, • • ~ . IS Dickenng to Boy Acroq the Nalloo this FaU. ness locar represenl!'tlve for kers. ..• • li1D WbiD be lift tlie II'CIIIIo!l the daqers ol1111okiog will be The Ohio l!late Lite; or by , As a rilult of lt8 s\Udy, ·the Holzer HDBpllal ·:.._ Vlsw;;g . 1at1 Sept. 23, • one of the lllllD topics of dis- phonlpg 4*1761. thai per· MASON - An organization- hours 24 lllld HI p. m. Parenti he was CUJaloa amoag PTA groups, The Ohlo0 State Life_~aa <~lao •aons who,,'!(! · moke cigar- al meeUng of Mason Girl Scout only on Pediatrics Ward 1f. \7 newspaper room mothera and other school chosen tlllli particUlar 'lime to ettea'f]U.uv er and beal· Tr 1'/1 held nU 1 ' leaden, as weU as cancer, heart Introduce a new BDd unusu~ thler llre. . ' Company beMev· oop was rece Y .8 AdmlJslou A newly • cllartered corpora· aUon but that a lransaC!tlon bed All three lnd lubercuiDifs BOCiettes. Non-&nokel'll Life Insuta Mrs. Rena V, Fife, 71 Mill tlon ts negotiating lor the JHll' not been rompleted. tlve In the 88 that !btl lqer life expec • the Mason Youth Cente~ With This concerted effort Is part Poll 11ith reduced ml: tliDcy•erttiUes non-cigarette the leader, Mrs Hilda Gibbs of Creek Rd. ; Mrs John C. Hend- clrue of daily and w.eekly news- The·Sentlnel ubll•bes live Regional ~dl. of a coss~to-coast anti-omok· ra~ for oori-smotera ~ for· amoilhs 1o 'special ''preferred Ma~, lnthc~rge. Tw:ty·f';! erson, Rt. 2, Gallipolis : Mrs. papers In the Wellston, 0. area d k b ctrcula- the agen<;Y 8 executl,-dllvesta:J11ll~tt . lll lng campalgn, lauocbed earlier mer c1 arette --smokers wlio ~sit" prem\Wp• rates. Accord· a_tte ed e rst mee g, Thomas Joseph Stewart, Palrl· It was reported toclay by the ays a wee as a and Davis, an ~· . In the year by the NaUonaJ Con· haven'tg smoked for the . · 1 qly non-amokers and persons Sislant leaders are Mrs .. Joseph ot; Chrtsbopher R. Biars, Rt. Huntlngton Herald Dispatch. lion of about 2,800. It ~as no the current presidenL , gresa of Parents and Teachers two yeata. · · pa$' who havelllit smoked we •••arettes both Jones ofandMaaon Mrs. Frank Fmnlcum 2' Gallipolis·' MiSB · MOdred Me. The new concern ' and the Chronic 'llsease Dlvl- Mr McGinii . nated th t for two yean will ~ay ilu lor Comml te cbalrman Is M Clure, Crown City; Mrs, James ern Ohio Newspapers, Inc., 1 e lion of various Slate Depart • · ess a Life Insurance. rs. D. Long, Henderson; WIJ. cetved Its charter Tuesday from ' menta of Health. This cam • the development el .this ne!' Mr. McGinness said that the Mildred Mcintire and helpers lard E. Hines, Itt. I, Pomeroy; Ohio Sacrelary of State Ted W. palgn will be supported by fed· policy was triggered by ~ :research ·Indicates that if pre· are Mrs, Roberta Ross, Mrs. Miss Flossie G. Roush, Rt. I, Brown. eral money lor the u. s. Bu- mounting proof of the relallon- ient tremts' conllnue, lung can· Darlene Johnaon and Mrs. Cath- Racine; Mrs. William P, Mat.. Incorporators Include Carl reau of Public Health. Major ~hlp between cigarette SlJIOk· cer will he the leading cause of erlne Reed. Patrol Leader of lack, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Edward Dahlberg of Wellston, B. B. emphasio will be on teaching mgExteandl death. h ·The. death · 'among men by IINIO. the Cardinals Is Rehecclat Ddud· J, King, Rt. I, Harrisonville; Mills of Ironton and E. E. Da· ' ns ve researc by . ea er Mrs. Mary E, Pr.ICe, "" o tl youngsters the health benellil Ohio State Lll h eal d th Dealh from other kiuds of <;an· 1ley ·' Dreamers Patro and S eelhe ana·.. vis· o1 Oak HIU . Offlce w111 be Fashioned of top tailoring, ol not smoking and the damag• as rev • e Cl'f .hlive tncrensed sUghUy •. or s Martha Jones w art Mrs. Edith L. Arthur, Ironton; In Wellston. lng etlecil that can result from mortality rate for male cigar- leveled · oft In recent years, patrol l~ader 18 Debbie Samp. Mrs. John H. Lockwood, AsiJ. Informed sources said the crush-grain texture a n d •• I I ette kl elte SIDokers for all caused ta_.,I dea . th I I';"" cer sel. Scribe IS RebeCca Dudley land Ky . William C Saxton new corporation was In the clean simple lines, a suitex.,.ps ve c gar smo ng, ken together I• near! 70 per '"" e rom can d tre · o ·a F' · ' ·' · ' According to C. Mac McGin· • Y • has climbed alarmingly. · an asurer •s 1 08 mru- RL 3, Ja,kson; Mrs. Myrtle M. process of acquiring control of able pump with a T-strap nes, The Ohio State Life Insur. cent higher than lor non-smo- ·Iii a 33-year period from 1930 cum. Tolliver, Jackson; Carl F. the Wellston Sentinel, a dally suggestion. B&W widths. ance Company Is supporUng unUI 111113 Icing cancer deaths Attending were Terry ;:s, Waddell, Ironton; William E. newspaper, and the Democrat· this campal&n by making avau. rose fr~ 2,000 to more than ~~a ~n Meter, Mn a Crothers, Jackson; Mrs. Wil· Inquirer of McArthur, a weekly. 1 8 able to IIChools, civic groups, 40,000. D bb1• ReedresaDVbanb. Sa eterl, liam A. David, Jackson. B<lth papers are owned by clubs and Individuals a :U-page ,., 'l'hll new Non-smoker policy, e e e ' • . 10 mpse • Dlocbarges Sentinel Publishing Co, of Well· community service pamphlet, 1 WO will -reflect a substantial life • Sharon Casto,_ Deruse Werry, RicharJ L. Ballenge m, Aar· stoo. "Facts About Smoking and time of savings In "preferred Brenad Mcintire, Martha Jones, on E. Bryan, Chester L. Coch· J. Gordon Morrow, Sentinel Health." Copies may he secur- POINT PLEASANT - Mason risk" premium payments lor Debbie Gibbs, Rhonda Icenhow· ran, Earl C. Custer, Mrs. president ~ publisher, ed by contactlng Mr. McGin • County schools wUI he closed an non-omoklng policyholders. er, Rebecca Dudley, Johnny David L, Darst, Mrs. Troy Tuesday mght that he had been _...:.._ _,:_:::__:__..::_:=-. Thursday and Friday of this It represents only one phase Johnwsonll' PattMyelRe~noldsB 1 ?.':~- Horton, Frank Knotts. Mrs. approached by the new week so school personnel rna~ ol The Ohio State Life Insur- : da ~~ .1 aru~bb' arWj)' Grant McCune, flelbert E. MurWO ctiODS are attend the West Virginia EdU· ance Company's contlnulng stu· ODD~ Finnru.~, lOCI d. ray, George w. Pierce, Perry In~· • ion Held . , · 1 son, Jane 1cum, n y w Red M Rich d caUoo Association meellng In dy of the changmg causes o Reynolds Vickie Burton Patty · rna~, rs. ar For Wo at Temple l Huntlngtoo, W. Va. mortality and the development ' ' Roush, Wilham J. Strong, Leoffi Uf The local school children of increased benefits. Dudding and Mary Jones, nard F. Tipton, Richard G. lnltiatloo waa held for two Steele, Mrs. Leonard , Koenig, girls when Bethel No. 112 of the PT. PLEASA!o!T - Two clvU will enjoy several vacations durPARTY ON SIST Mro. Melvin R. Farley and International Order of Job's actions have been filed In the log November also. On Nov, 8, HARTFORD - Mrs. Erma Infant son, Mrs. William E. Daughters met Monday office of the Circuit Clerk, Both electlon day, school will not he D Dotson, president of the Hart- Mercer and Infant son, Mrs. lng at the Masonle Temple In actions concarn the payment of In session, then schools wlll he ford PTA, announced that Hal· Dwight N ~ Stevers and Infant Pomeroy. promissory notes. dismissed on Nevemher lith for loween festivities will be held son, Mrs, Bobby Lee Tucker Linda Lyons, honored quee1n, Veterans Day and again on No- Miss Elizabeth (Lyde) Ryan, presided and the meeting opThe RKE Federal Credit Un· vemher 24 and 25th for 1 h e of Charle•ton, lisler·in-law of at the Har1ord Grade school on and infant daughter. ened In rltuaUstic form. Jon Is seeking judgment from .. . Mrs Emma Ryan Mason 18 Monday, October 31st from 7 to 'l'hanksgiVmg holidays. · • ' 9 F tu ed ill he and games. Admission Is ten were mode to attend cllurch In Doss E. Hutchinson, Rt. 2 Le· a patient at the Holzer Hospit- p, ll_I· .•a r w c~scents. Refreshments will he a group in November, the date tart for the •um of $3,983.31 al where she underwent surgery, tome JUdg•ng, mystery aucUon sold. to he announced. with Interest and costs, Miss Alma Dudding of Mason K ONLY The second action was styled and Mrs. Orpba Fields of New :~s~nd Mrs. Curtis McDan· TRAVEIJNG KENNEDY l n vIta I l o ns and ':~~~::II Kanawha VaUey Bank vs. RobHaven attended a State MisSIOn· lei visited over tte weekend WASHINGTON (UP! -Sen. plaoned to start a privata ert F. Davia, Rt. 2 pt Ptessant Of with their daughter 8l1d son-i• Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.. African tour Nov. 17 with the plalntlll demanding urc 0 law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Saun· Is plaoning a lrlp to Mol'OCCII, Morocco. He 19 to attend a judgment against the defendant PT. PLEASANT- The Point ant on Tuesday, and son, Cameron, Tunisia, Algeria and possibly 15-16 Geneva Conference In the sum of $413.09 Interest Pleasant mgh School band, ac- Mr. and Mr•. George. . Mrs. John Hetzer and son, the United Arab Republic In European migration, and and costs. companied by their dtrector. and fanuly attended • piCruc Tod, of Parkersburg, visited on late Novomber. to make the North African tnur II Gene Allen will attend the An· cently lor Radlo Club Friday with her parents Mr. Sources said Monday that with his wile at his own expense MIDDlEPORT PT. PLEASANT - Two coo· nual Marshall University Band BDd llletr families at Old Man's and Mrs. Harold Schwa;., Kennedy had "a number" of J after that. pies have made appllcatlons for Day on Saturday, October 29th. Cave. ~~;i;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BIIITiage licenses In the office High school bands from Ohio Miss Susan Johnson is a pa· I of the C.,llllly Clerk. BDd West Virglni• wDI he guests lient at the Gallipolis Clinic ApplylJji! were: David Cecil el Marshall University for the w~e she IS to undergo Williams, •· Chester:, Ohio, game and will perform during vat'lon. and Gladys 'F3ye Jolulron,' 11, pre-game and hall-time Mr. and Mr!. John R:., ~::~ I I Muon. ~ . montes. · sons vi!ited on II! Gene liaJ'r1. Cbrls · . ri, 22, The annual band day Is Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mogadore, Ohio,~ Sarah sored by the music in Point Pleasant, Pauley, 28, Letart. of ¥arsh8U. Mr. and Mrs. John Hall and ~;;;.;.~~~&ii............;..;........................ eotumbus, visited I •:"" : 1f'ellston Newspaper , ~"'rouo .Compan~ ~~ -· ~ I .!t ~~~~:~:~~~~wi:re~se:rv~tce:,:allill=a:ti~on~.iiiiiiii_;serv~ed:.a~s~VI~ce~p~resldeni.=:;•Fj l The Look of aLa~ VI/ELL, IOU \IIOUI..DN'T EXPECT HIM 10 DRIVE HER J.OY,E ON HIS POLO PONY" ' w,. County Schools Days Close Voice of Broadway T A• Filed ' Co WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS -May Jobaatoa u Maso personaJ Of The Qu1llty You Will V1lu.For A Llfellme Point's Band G f D oing ay ~ '::'"7 G~ee~Po~~t PI~:: $6.99 THE SHOE BOX MH.Glll MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME! I ' ' Exciting styles I Brillllllt calorsl l'1111'1 MA&NIACO IIIII Jacqueline in dramatic combinatiGRI< af )llllnt 1uttll !lid 111101111 leather. siingl, cutoUII, up·front accents II lila atw MAGNIFICO callaclitiJlt laday,l s" o F - - - • •. CA R.L0 A D .,,., .. BEST PRICE in the VALLEY Airman Second Cl..,, Geor1e II Ray VanMatre of Mason, wu dlscllarged fn!1ll the Air Force ' Jacqueline• SOUTH OF THE ·· 1RDER LOOKS NOW AT --us•nd..,. H you pl1n lo llullcl, NmDdel or repllt LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Complete line af Connie end Jacqueline ~fer Women THURSDAY, Oct, 21 NOT OPEN_. _ 6.99 te 15.99 Chester FRIDAY thru TUESDAY 0<1, 28. Nov, I Society Notes "TJ:IOSE MAGNIFICENT ./ MEN tN THEIR ' ' FLYING MACHINES" or w AIT l.OAY SERVICE "How I Flew from London to P.rit in 25 hours and 11 minutes:• (Tecbnicolor) Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles, James Fox, Robert Morley, Gert Forbe, Irina Demick, lerry Thomas, Guest Star: SHIRT FINISHING Colorurtoon IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 RED SKELTON. Admission: 7!1< & 40c. ·•. '\ ; ~ )' . '•, .··, ' ' STOP IN FOR FREE CANDY ON BEGGU'S NITE Any Time BelwMn 6 P.M. 1nd 9 P.M. ""4·25 At Low 4lll IIIHI IN cJ!IAR PLASTIC CASE 98c Colglte 100 MOUTH WASH • 81c MILK MAGNESIA Base, 39c V1lue 39c Value KOTEX SANITARY BELT 10c JERGENS 27c 3 for 23c ..... Sc CANDY BARS PARTY ____________ DAMI __ lh COLGATI fOO'RfPASTI - - - - - - fl.GO ooaoTHY . . .K,Ns WIATHIR LOTION----- PAMOUI BRAND 1 CHRISTMAI CAIIDI--'2' LIVING ROOM SUITES .I 69c 25c OR CHEWING GUM 10 for 29c SOc ·· -··' " ' ''"-·-·· ·~- - · ··j ·· · ·· · · · '88·75 We ,..,. Klda too, Onoel SEE THE NEW FALL ARRIVALS NOWI Certified Gl!o St1tlon P.lllps Sisters Style Shop ••• ,011eroy . .. . . - -----·-e-.. ,..._. .,. . o.. ,. ~O' •oO ... - • .. . M ... . Your doctor's strong "right arm. • At bls order, pref1CI'iptlons compounded accurately, quickly! t PC, S\IITU ITAlT AI LOW AI -AKER/ ·..· ·.·_ ... ; . . JIMIU.~e 122 N. IIClOND . ------------------"""'~~·,,I;,. . .· / MJDI)WOII', 01110 ·-~- '~ PRESCRIPnON SPECIALISn • priCe . • ... .. . .. . . , p . • -. ....... . . .,~ ............ . . ......,.. . ........ ...... . ........ .... . . ... ~ ,,. t.. -.- - -~,.: - .._ ' ·.,...,-----' - ... __ .,.,.....,..........~•............. . f· ·- ~ ...,..,,,. ,.... . .. . ~ •. >. ...........--u-.'f'l .... _ .. _~~··-tt"'-"''"'!lf "I I MIDDLEPORT. 0. . ''""" ,. ·' ...,. Aspergum 27c BATH SOAP Alrmu Secolld Clasl George A. Holfmao visiting with ber pareata, aDd lira. Howaril Vu Matre, Mason, and wlfh hll ~=II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uj at Pomeroy. Allml1l Holfmall a two week fUrlough from Air Force $1.00 V1lue Doans Pills 77c DECKS FOR ONLY 83c St BUDGET • l $1.09 Phillip the Lew Edward& aplll'lmelll They are vlaltlng 11 the present time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard VanMatre, Third OPOUR ' BRIDGE OR PLAYING CARDS li ~~~Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. II and BOD will Nllde ' ,·,- · · HAS RE-OPENED FOR BUSINESS Air Force \'1: •' Phillips Sisters Style s••P 75c PLASTIC COATED II recen~ly, alter spending 4 years SPE,CIAL FACTORY COOPERATION SALE ONE MORE WEEK . \ ; ~ SPECIALl SPECIAL! ~Ks ,\ HEY KIDS! Paneling - - - Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS i COMPANY MASON W, VA. ,..,. 77UJM W11d ....... Dol..., ' meat. nowl I~ICtAL ' Robinson's Cleaners ,, OCTOIIR ' I, -:~ ~.tSr~~: IIlil•..t Point, Hartford. (Construdion Grade) I 0 ~· ilu;;, wi~ h~.~~~~ i~. Otis Queen Ia a ·patlent at ~ fllintington clben Hdspl!' a1 l'lhere · he 11 a. Ulldergo all' servaUon. . · ·~; l Vlsllora of Mrs. D, L. DU8i>n Sunday were her btothFred ·Luikart of Clarence, II l~•wa, and William Tittle, Red Oak, Iowa, Mr. BDd Mr•. James Dudding and son, Mr. and Charlet Scyoc and lamily Parkersburg, Mrs. Juanita Word and Dale, returned from Nevvark, Ohio where lhe bad been vis~· II lng with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Belcher and sOOking ' '··· ii ;, ' \ .,, ; -i �I i./1 .I / \) r ,( i .II·. ,II .DOctOR • I J ·Socletj:, Notes Society Notm • Old Towv)1ats Joppa SAYS JIJST WONIIERFUL! '100 KNOW ! t:Gt'T Mrs. Doro1J11 ·Olm1lll' IIIII llfllr belnl • In Vetll'BDI Hospital. MCAA 10 BE SNOBBISH, BUT SHE'S 'IHRO\IIN IN WITJ.l REAL SCCIETY KIDS THERE·" SHE AL'IIIAY'3 DID . wer P.remmm • Rates FOl ·N ~ k M S t Lo · ~n-qntQ. ·ers .,;,; r:OnM~~s T op . 0 rgamze Ho ital News • • F sp ·a '-~=-~=-' l'lllneror·M14dle!!9rt, o., oet. ·j14, 1,111 Dally Selltlllet, • • ~ . IS Dickenng to Boy Acroq the Nalloo this FaU. ness locar represenl!'tlve for kers. ..• • li1D WbiD be lift tlie II'CIIIIo!l the daqers ol1111okiog will be The Ohio l!late Lite; or by , As a rilult of lt8 s\Udy, ·the Holzer HDBpllal ·:.._ Vlsw;;g . 1at1 Sept. 23, • one of the lllllD topics of dis- phonlpg 4*1761. thai per· MASON - An organization- hours 24 lllld HI p. m. Parenti he was CUJaloa amoag PTA groups, The Ohlo0 State Life_~aa <~lao •aons who,,'!(! · moke cigar- al meeUng of Mason Girl Scout only on Pediatrics Ward 1f. \7 newspaper room mothera and other school chosen tlllli particUlar 'lime to ettea'f]U.uv er and beal· Tr 1'/1 held nU 1 ' leaden, as weU as cancer, heart Introduce a new BDd unusu~ thler llre. . ' Company beMev· oop was rece Y .8 AdmlJslou A newly • cllartered corpora· aUon but that a lransaC!tlon bed All three lnd lubercuiDifs BOCiettes. Non-&nokel'll Life Insuta Mrs. Rena V, Fife, 71 Mill tlon ts negotiating lor the JHll' not been rompleted. tlve In the 88 that !btl lqer life expec • the Mason Youth Cente~ With This concerted effort Is part Poll 11ith reduced ml: tliDcy•erttiUes non-cigarette the leader, Mrs Hilda Gibbs of Creek Rd. ; Mrs John C. Hend- clrue of daily and w.eekly news- The·Sentlnel ubll•bes live Regional ~dl. of a coss~to-coast anti-omok· ra~ for oori-smotera ~ for· amoilhs 1o 'special ''preferred Ma~, lnthc~rge. Tw:ty·f';! erson, Rt. 2, Gallipolis : Mrs. papers In the Wellston, 0. area d k b ctrcula- the agen<;Y 8 executl,-dllvesta:J11ll~tt . lll lng campalgn, lauocbed earlier mer c1 arette --smokers wlio ~sit" prem\Wp• rates. Accord· a_tte ed e rst mee g, Thomas Joseph Stewart, Palrl· It was reported toclay by the ays a wee as a and Davis, an ~· . In the year by the NaUonaJ Con· haven'tg smoked for the . · 1 qly non-amokers and persons Sislant leaders are Mrs .. Joseph ot; Chrtsbopher R. Biars, Rt. Huntlngton Herald Dispatch. lion of about 2,800. It ~as no the current presidenL , gresa of Parents and Teachers two yeata. · · pa$' who havelllit smoked we •••arettes both Jones ofandMaaon Mrs. Frank Fmnlcum 2' Gallipolis·' MiSB · MOdred Me. The new concern ' and the Chronic 'llsease Dlvl- Mr McGinii . nated th t for two yean will ~ay ilu lor Comml te cbalrman Is M Clure, Crown City; Mrs, James ern Ohio Newspapers, Inc., 1 e lion of various Slate Depart • · ess a Life Insurance. rs. D. Long, Henderson; WIJ. cetved Its charter Tuesday from ' menta of Health. This cam • the development el .this ne!' Mr. McGinness said that the Mildred Mcintire and helpers lard E. Hines, Itt. I, Pomeroy; Ohio Sacrelary of State Ted W. palgn will be supported by fed· policy was triggered by ~ :research ·Indicates that if pre· are Mrs, Roberta Ross, Mrs. Miss Flossie G. Roush, Rt. I, Brown. eral money lor the u. s. Bu- mounting proof of the relallon- ient tremts' conllnue, lung can· Darlene Johnaon and Mrs. Cath- Racine; Mrs. William P, Mat.. Incorporators Include Carl reau of Public Health. Major ~hlp between cigarette SlJIOk· cer will he the leading cause of erlne Reed. Patrol Leader of lack, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Edward Dahlberg of Wellston, B. B. emphasio will be on teaching mgExteandl death. h ·The. death · 'among men by IINIO. the Cardinals Is Rehecclat Ddud· J, King, Rt. I, Harrisonville; Mills of Ironton and E. E. Da· ' ns ve researc by . ea er Mrs. Mary E, Pr.ICe, "" o tl youngsters the health benellil Ohio State Lll h eal d th Dealh from other kiuds of <;an· 1ley ·' Dreamers Patro and S eelhe ana·.. vis· o1 Oak HIU . Offlce w111 be Fashioned of top tailoring, ol not smoking and the damag• as rev • e Cl'f .hlive tncrensed sUghUy •. or s Martha Jones w art Mrs. Edith L. Arthur, Ironton; In Wellston. lng etlecil that can result from mortality rate for male cigar- leveled · oft In recent years, patrol l~ader 18 Debbie Samp. Mrs. John H. Lockwood, AsiJ. Informed sources said the crush-grain texture a n d •• I I ette kl elte SIDokers for all caused ta_.,I dea . th I I';"" cer sel. Scribe IS RebeCca Dudley land Ky . William C Saxton new corporation was In the clean simple lines, a suitex.,.ps ve c gar smo ng, ken together I• near! 70 per '"" e rom can d tre · o ·a F' · ' ·' · ' According to C. Mac McGin· • Y • has climbed alarmingly. · an asurer •s 1 08 mru- RL 3, Ja,kson; Mrs. Myrtle M. process of acquiring control of able pump with a T-strap nes, The Ohio State Life Insur. cent higher than lor non-smo- ·Iii a 33-year period from 1930 cum. Tolliver, Jackson; Carl F. the Wellston Sentinel, a dally suggestion. B&W widths. ance Company Is supporUng unUI 111113 Icing cancer deaths Attending were Terry ;:s, Waddell, Ironton; William E. newspaper, and the Democrat· this campal&n by making avau. rose fr~ 2,000 to more than ~~a ~n Meter, Mn a Crothers, Jackson; Mrs. Wil· Inquirer of McArthur, a weekly. 1 8 able to IIChools, civic groups, 40,000. D bb1• ReedresaDVbanb. Sa eterl, liam A. David, Jackson. B<lth papers are owned by clubs and Individuals a :U-page ,., 'l'hll new Non-smoker policy, e e e ' • . 10 mpse • Dlocbarges Sentinel Publishing Co, of Well· community service pamphlet, 1 WO will -reflect a substantial life • Sharon Casto,_ Deruse Werry, RicharJ L. Ballenge m, Aar· stoo. "Facts About Smoking and time of savings In "preferred Brenad Mcintire, Martha Jones, on E. Bryan, Chester L. Coch· J. Gordon Morrow, Sentinel Health." Copies may he secur- POINT PLEASANT - Mason risk" premium payments lor Debbie Gibbs, Rhonda Icenhow· ran, Earl C. Custer, Mrs. president ~ publisher, ed by contactlng Mr. McGin • County schools wUI he closed an non-omoklng policyholders. er, Rebecca Dudley, Johnny David L, Darst, Mrs. Troy Tuesday mght that he had been _...:.._ _,:_:::__:__..::_:=-. Thursday and Friday of this It represents only one phase Johnwsonll' PattMyelRe~noldsB 1 ?.':~- Horton, Frank Knotts. Mrs. approached by the new week so school personnel rna~ ol The Ohio State Life Insur- : da ~~ .1 aru~bb' arWj)' Grant McCune, flelbert E. MurWO ctiODS are attend the West Virginia EdU· ance Company's contlnulng stu· ODD~ Finnru.~, lOCI d. ray, George w. Pierce, Perry In~· • ion Held . , · 1 son, Jane 1cum, n y w Red M Rich d caUoo Association meellng In dy of the changmg causes o Reynolds Vickie Burton Patty · rna~, rs. ar For Wo at Temple l Huntlngtoo, W. Va. mortality and the development ' ' Roush, Wilham J. Strong, Leoffi Uf The local school children of increased benefits. Dudding and Mary Jones, nard F. Tipton, Richard G. lnltiatloo waa held for two Steele, Mrs. Leonard , Koenig, girls when Bethel No. 112 of the PT. PLEASA!o!T - Two clvU will enjoy several vacations durPARTY ON SIST Mro. Melvin R. Farley and International Order of Job's actions have been filed In the log November also. On Nov, 8, HARTFORD - Mrs. Erma Infant son, Mrs. William E. Daughters met Monday office of the Circuit Clerk, Both electlon day, school will not he D Dotson, president of the Hart- Mercer and Infant son, Mrs. lng at the Masonle Temple In actions concarn the payment of In session, then schools wlll he ford PTA, announced that Hal· Dwight N ~ Stevers and Infant Pomeroy. promissory notes. dismissed on Nevemher lith for loween festivities will be held son, Mrs, Bobby Lee Tucker Linda Lyons, honored quee1n, Veterans Day and again on No- Miss Elizabeth (Lyde) Ryan, presided and the meeting opThe RKE Federal Credit Un· vemher 24 and 25th for 1 h e of Charle•ton, lisler·in-law of at the Har1ord Grade school on and infant daughter. ened In rltuaUstic form. Jon Is seeking judgment from .. . Mrs Emma Ryan Mason 18 Monday, October 31st from 7 to 'l'hanksgiVmg holidays. · • ' 9 F tu ed ill he and games. Admission Is ten were mode to attend cllurch In Doss E. Hutchinson, Rt. 2 Le· a patient at the Holzer Hospit- p, ll_I· .•a r w c~scents. Refreshments will he a group in November, the date tart for the •um of $3,983.31 al where she underwent surgery, tome JUdg•ng, mystery aucUon sold. to he announced. with Interest and costs, Miss Alma Dudding of Mason K ONLY The second action was styled and Mrs. Orpba Fields of New :~s~nd Mrs. Curtis McDan· TRAVEIJNG KENNEDY l n vIta I l o ns and ':~~~::II Kanawha VaUey Bank vs. RobHaven attended a State MisSIOn· lei visited over tte weekend WASHINGTON (UP! -Sen. plaoned to start a privata ert F. Davia, Rt. 2 pt Ptessant Of with their daughter 8l1d son-i• Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.. African tour Nov. 17 with the plalntlll demanding urc 0 law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Saun· Is plaoning a lrlp to Mol'OCCII, Morocco. He 19 to attend a judgment against the defendant PT. PLEASANT- The Point ant on Tuesday, and son, Cameron, Tunisia, Algeria and possibly 15-16 Geneva Conference In the sum of $413.09 Interest Pleasant mgh School band, ac- Mr. and Mr•. George. . Mrs. John Hetzer and son, the United Arab Republic In European migration, and and costs. companied by their dtrector. and fanuly attended • piCruc Tod, of Parkersburg, visited on late Novomber. to make the North African tnur II Gene Allen will attend the An· cently lor Radlo Club Friday with her parents Mr. Sources said Monday that with his wile at his own expense MIDDlEPORT PT. PLEASANT - Two coo· nual Marshall University Band BDd llletr families at Old Man's and Mrs. Harold Schwa;., Kennedy had "a number" of J after that. pies have made appllcatlons for Day on Saturday, October 29th. Cave. ~~;i;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BIIITiage licenses In the office High school bands from Ohio Miss Susan Johnson is a pa· I of the C.,llllly Clerk. BDd West Virglni• wDI he guests lient at the Gallipolis Clinic ApplylJji! were: David Cecil el Marshall University for the w~e she IS to undergo Williams, •· Chester:, Ohio, game and will perform during vat'lon. and Gladys 'F3ye Jolulron,' 11, pre-game and hall-time Mr. and Mr!. John R:., ~::~ I I Muon. ~ . montes. · sons vi!ited on II! Gene liaJ'r1. Cbrls · . ri, 22, The annual band day Is Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mogadore, Ohio,~ Sarah sored by the music in Point Pleasant, Pauley, 28, Letart. of ¥arsh8U. Mr. and Mrs. John Hall and ~;;;.;.~~~&ii............;..;........................ eotumbus, visited I •:"" : 1f'ellston Newspaper , ~"'rouo .Compan~ ~~ -· ~ I .!t ~~~~:~:~~~~wi:re~se:rv~tce:,:allill=a:ti~on~.iiiiiiii_;serv~ed:.a~s~VI~ce~p~resldeni.=:;•Fj l The Look of aLa~ VI/ELL, IOU \IIOUI..DN'T EXPECT HIM 10 DRIVE HER J.OY,E ON HIS POLO PONY" ' w,. County Schools Days Close Voice of Broadway T A• Filed ' Co WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS -May Jobaatoa u Maso personaJ Of The Qu1llty You Will V1lu.For A Llfellme Point's Band G f D oing ay ~ '::'"7 G~ee~Po~~t PI~:: $6.99 THE SHOE BOX MH.Glll MORE SAVINGS FOR FALL FIX-UP TIME! I ' ' Exciting styles I Brillllllt calorsl l'1111'1 MA&NIACO IIIII Jacqueline in dramatic combinatiGRI< af )llllnt 1uttll !lid 111101111 leather. siingl, cutoUII, up·front accents II lila atw MAGNIFICO callaclitiJlt laday,l s" o F - - - • •. CA R.L0 A D .,,., .. BEST PRICE in the VALLEY Airman Second Cl..,, Geor1e II Ray VanMatre of Mason, wu dlscllarged fn!1ll the Air Force ' Jacqueline• SOUTH OF THE ·· 1RDER LOOKS NOW AT --us•nd..,. H you pl1n lo llullcl, NmDdel or repllt LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Complete line af Connie end Jacqueline ~fer Women THURSDAY, Oct, 21 NOT OPEN_. _ 6.99 te 15.99 Chester FRIDAY thru TUESDAY 0<1, 28. Nov, I Society Notes "TJ:IOSE MAGNIFICENT ./ MEN tN THEIR ' ' FLYING MACHINES" or w AIT l.OAY SERVICE "How I Flew from London to P.rit in 25 hours and 11 minutes:• (Tecbnicolor) Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles, James Fox, Robert Morley, Gert Forbe, Irina Demick, lerry Thomas, Guest Star: SHIRT FINISHING Colorurtoon IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 RED SKELTON. Admission: 7!1< & 40c. ·•. '\ ; ~ )' . '•, .··, ' ' STOP IN FOR FREE CANDY ON BEGGU'S NITE Any Time BelwMn 6 P.M. 1nd 9 P.M. ""4·25 At Low 4lll IIIHI IN cJ!IAR PLASTIC CASE 98c Colglte 100 MOUTH WASH • 81c MILK MAGNESIA Base, 39c V1lue 39c Value KOTEX SANITARY BELT 10c JERGENS 27c 3 for 23c ..... Sc CANDY BARS PARTY ____________ DAMI __ lh COLGATI fOO'RfPASTI - - - - - - fl.GO ooaoTHY . . .K,Ns WIATHIR LOTION----- PAMOUI BRAND 1 CHRISTMAI CAIIDI--'2' LIVING ROOM SUITES .I 69c 25c OR CHEWING GUM 10 for 29c SOc ·· -··' " ' ''"-·-·· ·~- - · ··j ·· · ·· · · · '88·75 We ,..,. Klda too, Onoel SEE THE NEW FALL ARRIVALS NOWI Certified Gl!o St1tlon P.lllps Sisters Style Shop ••• ,011eroy . .. . . - -----·-e-.. ,..._. .,. . o.. ,. ~O' •oO ... - • .. . M ... . Your doctor's strong "right arm. • At bls order, pref1CI'iptlons compounded accurately, quickly! t PC, S\IITU ITAlT AI LOW AI -AKER/ ·..· ·.·_ ... ; . . JIMIU.~e 122 N. IIClOND . ------------------"""'~~·,,I;,. . .· / MJDI)WOII', 01110 ·-~- '~ PRESCRIPnON SPECIALISn • priCe . • ... .. . .. . . , p . • -. ....... . . .,~ ............ . . ......,.. . ........ ...... . ........ .... . . ... ~ ,,. t.. -.- - -~,.: - .._ ' ·.,...,-----' - ... __ .,.,.....,..........~•............. . f· ·- ~ ...,..,,,. ,.... . .. . ~ •. >. ...........--u-.'f'l .... _ .. _~~··-tt"'-"''"'!lf "I I MIDDLEPORT. 0. . ''""" ,. ·' ...,. Aspergum 27c BATH SOAP Alrmu Secolld Clasl George A. Holfmao visiting with ber pareata, aDd lira. Howaril Vu Matre, Mason, and wlfh hll ~=II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uj at Pomeroy. Allml1l Holfmall a two week fUrlough from Air Force $1.00 V1lue Doans Pills 77c DECKS FOR ONLY 83c St BUDGET • l $1.09 Phillip the Lew Edward& aplll'lmelll They are vlaltlng 11 the present time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard VanMatre, Third OPOUR ' BRIDGE OR PLAYING CARDS li ~~~Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. II and BOD will Nllde ' ,·,- · · HAS RE-OPENED FOR BUSINESS Air Force \'1: •' Phillips Sisters Style s••P 75c PLASTIC COATED II recen~ly, alter spending 4 years SPE,CIAL FACTORY COOPERATION SALE ONE MORE WEEK . \ ; ~ SPECIALl SPECIAL! ~Ks ,\ HEY KIDS! Paneling - - - Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS i COMPANY MASON W, VA. ,..,. 77UJM W11d ....... Dol..., ' meat. nowl I~ICtAL ' Robinson's Cleaners ,, OCTOIIR ' I, -:~ ~.tSr~~: IIlil•..t Point, Hartford. (Construdion Grade) I 0 ~· ilu;;, wi~ h~.~~~~ i~. Otis Queen Ia a ·patlent at ~ fllintington clben Hdspl!' a1 l'lhere · he 11 a. Ulldergo all' servaUon. . · ·~; l Vlsllora of Mrs. D, L. DU8i>n Sunday were her btothFred ·Luikart of Clarence, II l~•wa, and William Tittle, Red Oak, Iowa, Mr. BDd Mr•. James Dudding and son, Mr. and Charlet Scyoc and lamily Parkersburg, Mrs. Juanita Word and Dale, returned from Nevvark, Ohio where lhe bad been vis~· II lng with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Belcher and sOOking ' '··· ii ;, ' \ .,, ; -i �,.. •• .j p~ceil- Cafl to PrayJr, . ~elf Denial . Ser.,• 1'c.a"' Held (UPI) - AIthe United States llood• other,, nalions with lelevl•ion ohow1, very low forelcn video ~er]j!s have been allowed regUlar weekly berths by the '"'works of litis countrv. , British-produced series such ·s ~ A t " "Th "' • ecr., gen . e Avengers'' and ''The saint'' hat ·· gained considerable poputar y bere in America, 6ut th e represenI on IY. a ba ndfuI ol Imports. And this disparity m percentage betwt@fl what we g1ve and what we get does not . always Ill. well with !lOme of l . our oversea• cr1tico. In a recent dis~lch from London, for instance, "Variety," tbe show business oewspa~ per, tell e1 the artument ftr a lillhter quota on American television pro~ams bv a · colUmoist for •· the Evaning Standard, Milton Shulman. o.e ~m~!~~ !:~ntion• lhese days. Right here in Hollywood the other day, in 1 tact, the local daily edlllon of "Variety" carried an interview with Tom Gries, the crealor of ABC-TV's high-rated "Rat Patrol" series.. in which he had sharp words aiJ9ut. of all 1 h peop e, t e new breed of television writers. New Generation "Aoother generstion of TV write. rs is comins In, " Gries, a d·• · ·tor and writer is quoted , . , as saying, "and they're not •ood Writers who started in •TV aimed · atl~il (the theatre) ~. and pil (motien pictures} and did TV because II allowed 'them to make statements they wauted te make. The new I • , 1 k '-'=--------- and Mrs. Lela Curt1s, on Deac- mothball::. and noisted it on a Diah pri:tising 'hP organization. lrusties. story suffers. · • • Carmel !Wu~. To Tell to the Nation, Contribut.ion Made 112-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-ll!iddleport, '0., "Oct. _26, [ed tpree talks, C::a lled to He A ·; Christian, by Mrs. Alfred Yeau- r o.,Re,;wdeling F..;'nd , ., DEADLY 'srum • . Potluck Dinner ger· Believing tn Him Mrs n Ru;, watson, and Beio'nging ~ ·~A contribution was made to- 'cu~~YI~G~~I;ES.~.~ n 8 1·• od HeW By DUY ' '"ll H1m, Mrs. John Scott. \vhrd th~ l'emndelin~ of ·t ~ e 1.. b) d , 'wq., $l~l~l who 1-1 . h' h c 1m e . 1•tQ .a- l'!i!ISI e earlv A 6 30 11 k d' ......_. A call to Prax~r and Sell Followmg a medJlatlon by the r ore fJ·Oni'Wben the Youth nl il.tJ' " • · w . h · po IIC tnner pr"""' 1 1 · · ... war n&, s... og...neltf ere as a · • h generation of Writers specjHcal- Demal service. "Thljj!e >ly ,leader and lhP hymn, God of CuO1r O[ t e Laurel Cliff Free oll"'e stUnt mf~ have oxplll!lld ed . ~~· meeting of Jane Hnwell ly aimed at TV wnling- and ' Brethren.'' was held .M."ndav ' Graca ·.and God of Glory, the Methodist churr~l met re~entl)'i hemselves to deadly radiation, Tent No. 95 DaUJ.(hlefs of Union it's a low aim. You shoot for levenmg by the .WSCS of tile i memb"' and gue. l, Mrs Dale OevotJOns by Dli'tf~ne . Eblilf · bfflCJa~ said Modda~ night . Vet~rans M<lll<Uly evenln~ II the sta~ and if you don't [Forest Run Methodist Church at IWarner were seated at a table · oP.ned (he met•tmg, lolloweq . They .urged WO s/udent~ to ~ DAV H 11 Le H' • make it, at least your level " the church. The worship cent- m the Sunday School room for With prpyer by Sue T r a c y. under8Jl imm~diate ed' e a ' na am,,. higher. But these riew writers er had a picture of the head uff• qmet hour and med1lat10ns P~ans were made for a HaliO' . r 1 tn teal president, conducted_the lll<~t· 10 want to write for TV , in the Christ and Praymg Hands in •by the loader Light refresh· ween party in the rec,..atton exTahmmat d "· 15 .1 h, · 'd ti. . d esuen WOSeJe!ltlesfmg which 50 opened· I ·Iii ritualllotir I ti framework olthings they know front of it. ments we~e serve by Mrs. room of the oarsonage Thursk ' r .' "d h. h orm. vere eommun ea on> 8 1111 such a· s 'The Bever!• Hlilb'll~ Mrs. Uswin Nease. spir1'lual Curtis and Mr:-;. !':vans with day evening wtth sunday w~re run nowtnt'hc 1 "'; lg were read and ' acted upon. , . . M J 1 ~ B .1 k. · w~re ence a e s ahoo on the M be · ded lies.' hfe secretary, was JO charge rs. o 1n r • . at)' as tng School class No. 6 as guests. y k h( em rs were refl'l.m to ,. , of the meetin~ which opened ,grace. Group smging of the Refreshments were served br or ' · re Moors, entered one ot brln~ glftg for ~thens State You do~ t .need censors wtth responSive call td worship Doxology and the benediction by qBrolyn and '!'om Soulsby to the domes hous_Ing Rl~n\ radar Hospital to the next ineotlng. anymore. Its bwlt mto the new and pray~~>r ln umso.n, followed ', Mrs. Uswm Nease closed the Bt'Cky and GrPO' Eblin, Richard screen,• ,a,nd pamted SheffJefd Pearl R~ynoJds ana Lillian writers. The conform 11-ke the 1u ~~ Rag 66 on th b 1 0 Y Y bv the hymn, From Green- service alter WhiCh an ollenng Friend Mike Wright Brenda e · ase a Stelff will deliver !he gtfl.s tn came off an assembly line an4 Tand's Icy M0 untans" M was taken and S~ndra Gilmore, 'sue Tra- screen. the hospital. Pl•n• were mRde 1 they conform becauae that;s all M k E d f .M . hrs I · h or vans rea rom att "" ----: cy, Darlene Eblin. Kal'j!n'Flores, · for a Christmas party •1 the · t ey -~ M I 0 ar 1ene M'1Ch3!·•·, Roter Kiem . EXTENDED TBIP home ot c add,. ' Wtckh am . knew. Most I want not to 12 aoru rs. Kerns Rous h from '' OUT OF MOTHBALLS o• wnte a great pay but to make 1 c · thi 13 d M · d w Le' PE December 12 The trave ]'tng Th orm ans , an r s. an ayne 1fllet t. NDLETON Ind. JUPI _ · money. ey 1a e as many Fred Nease gave a meditation. J~KARI A 'UPI I - The In- [ Two trusties rr~m a reformato- prize, donated ~v Mr!. H•mm, a~slg~ments as .they can, do . The leader spoke on Commun- don:sian l"orf!it;n. Ministry pull- joined b~ a . rad1o broadcast by ry went fishing Saturday. Later was awarded to Minnie l'leuti t ree four at a tJ~e, and each Jty Centers around _the world ed 1ts llmtt>d NDhons flag out of acting ~'•u·e-1gn .\oflnister B. M. pollee went hunting...,..tor the bng. 1 Mr. Shulman, meet Mr. oness pension fund. A prayer flagpole "top i• offi ce here lor He >aid ll•t UN . is the only Russell Williams 25 and 1 th 100 . Gnes. He may have a few poem by Mrs. Harry Wyatt the firs! time in 18 months this world olatform where •II [ Homer Willoughby' 28 , were Soatu de lana aaswers for you . .. . • • r ay to fish. an d th e hymn, we•ve A Slory week. 'l'he fl ag r~:usmg was ' natiOns are t!Qlml. allowed to go b~yond the walls returned. J Tllthe~,,. rl"aav ' ~~l n .. ~ Alfred SOCiety • Notes 11 for. DEDICATED, TO Holding Prices DOWN UKE THIS BEnER BUY ···· ~ookfng up something SPECIAl· ~ That Good Fairmont BEST QUALITY =~ l;.': .... • .. and 2"C'' batte11es . · COOK THEM WITH WIENERS OR PORK CHOPS y------ll;_ ' ·~- .. •. , II T Sweat Shirts lloya' dark eo1or hooded sweat shirts with fieece lining... Knittted cuffs and bottom band. Sizes 4 to 12, 100% cottoa construction. .• ,, i ' . ' • CHEER LAUNDRY DETERGENT FOR A 100 AND ONE USES I • ' . J ., ·, I•• . i"'i·.·i; . ' I I ,)i' ' ~ .I • ' .....~ ' . •• ' Round House Whistling Electric Plastic Shade LAMPS Bird Feeder Fancy boudoir lamps with derorator style shade. Beautiful ceramic bast adds much to this fine lamp. A hanging type, roW'ld-house bird fel>der. Colorful styrene foam romtruction. Pastel tolar. Make a quick eup of eoff.ee with the beautiful ceramic hot pot. l1L A group of new Decorator style TV lamps with colorful plastic shades. An ideal gift ••. tall, handsome. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE VINYL DRESS Hot Pots TV Lamps Gloves approved, dress gloves in ,. .: bl<.~ck or tan, warm lining. The ideaL gift SAlE PRICE SALE PRICI 00 each each eacla pair l,' . .. lOll ft"'% '·' . ,, .. ~.~.,. GIRLS' SIZES 2 TO 14 Styrene Foam COnON KNIT Plastic Framed White and Colors Re~bui ld your own so fa pillow~ wi ih new styrene toam filters in your choice of round or squar~ shapes .. Extra tl1ickness. pants with double kn it crotc-h . , , Availablt:= in sizes 2~ 4-6, at th is speeial Doll::tr Day price . Add beauty to yoUl' home with these beautiful pictures. Assorted art subjects with plastit: frames •• Large size. 3 for 5 pairs for 4 for 00 ChildrPn'~ lflO% cotton $ knit 00 00 STEAK ... l ==r- M~AL HANDLE .1&~ FRY PANS that eookl without llll. Wlll notlllck. Eas7 to olean. llunl·Jl<'"" an Melli hanrllo. A 1-lnok tot!OR tOlled !ry p<n 5 pairs for $ 00 Bakeware···. , Anchor Hocking's famous " F1re Bakeware that is guaranteed ov<'"-'"oi>t I··, Choose from the popular jtr:ms low. o 1-QT. CASSEROLE • SQUARE 0& ROUND CAKE PAN • UTILITY .. ___ ., ... • LOAF PAN. 2for Your Choice White, Green, Eggshell DELUXE NON-STICK Ladies' Fancy Plastic EASY CLEAN VINYL FILM '.1""••"' 2-Piece Ironing Board Umbrellas WINDOW SHADES Pad and Cover Set MEN'S 100% COrrON KNIT GET SET FOR THE "RAINY DAYS" White Cushion Sole Work Sox Men's tOll% fine cotton knit work lOCks wi1b soft, comfortable cush.. lon :-:ales: Available ln si:ze1 LO~b, to 12. Stock-up. 5 pain for See this !pecial selection ot ladies' Full window size shades in easy to dean vinylfilm. Complete, ready to hang, 36"x6' ln your choice of wbite, ~een and eggshell. plastic umbrellas in assorted colon with nov~lty handles. Buy now at this pre-Christmas special prit:!e. A deluxe 2-piece ironit1g board pad And cove.c set for jusl a dollar, No-scorch cover and i. heavy, smooth riding pad. Makes ironing Pa sif'T. 2-PC. SET · $100 $100 lb. The Great "JJ.a~RT" ., DOLLAR fOI HOLIDAY SERVING PAY~ 18'" Emllontd Turtcey BACON . PlaHers 5 POPULAR ITEMS IN BEAUTIFUL ASSORTED S9~ c , . ' Our Own Mi~ Good Home M(ld' PORK SAO Girls' soft rayon knit panties with elastic waist band. Available in white and pastel colors In sizes 2 to 14. Buy a supply now. Fire-King Oven-Proof Y AND SATURDAY "DOLLAR DAYS" WITH VALUES THAT "SAyu THANKS FOR 43 HAPPY YEARS. FRESH PORK '· trty LARGE SIZE, ASST. SUIJECTS each ./ ... 9-lnch Teflon Coaled SUPERIOR BRAND CHILDREN'S 246 ' •) ( THICK -ROUND OR SQUARE 'J DOG FOOD l-Ib. '. .. KRYSTAL KUT ' ·fot S.•~ine ~ Sllc~ Housewares w- lteyotal llut plasUe tbat 1ool: 1lloo han4 out (lulware •• 8 1~ llellll uow bollli ottered lor 1111< DoU. llltl'liiC.111il , • 'Em .- Mololl 'Em. I ., I \,. r .. ·., 4 :J11• Laclia' Solid & Prints Roll-Up Sleeve BLOUrSES Ladiea' new Fall Blo1110t1 In roll- up lleeve atyle, €boose from printed palterno. m: ilew solid coton ln. otzes 30 10 38. 00 ASST. COLORS AND PAnERNS Printed Terry Kitchen TOWELS Add extra color to your kitchen with a new set nt terry kitchen towels. 5 for $1 LADIES' SUPER SPECIAL! BLACK VINYL ·· Dress Gloves~<~ Buy now foc your Cltrilttma. 1111.: i· l Ladles' leather--Uke soft,·vinyl ~' JlOveo in populal' bllot. · ~~~Jeo '""' . M.X. .,- '' ' Fancy Boudoir Rayon Panties Pillow·Forms Training·Pants Pictures '"'''ln.l · . _; ~~11·. ff~"c WAXTEX WAX PAPER -____._,~ SLICED . NEW DECORATOR COLORS each . . .,.~...~ ~ .•,.n.i·.·f' c~ .,- . .. c HALLOWEEN CANDY IN A GREAT VARIETY MEN'S WARM UNED 4 CUP CAPACITY ANCHOR-HOCKING$ .iiJIIN.PitOOP 21b, bags. pa.r• HANGING TYPE ... " . . . . ' ,.r:··· , 1 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES $100 CERAMIC BASE $ 2~~ 39c ELBOW MACARONI BUTTERMILK Fui-V•Iu Frozen Food CRINKLE CUT able Jn assorted col- I· FAIRMONT !gal. carton Available in SALE EACH .. . ~:~1St ' ors. A real buy. IOYS' IMPORTED COTTON SNUG HOODED For the litttle MiSI size 3 to 6x. Cute nylon stretch play pant~ with warm fleece lining. Avall-/l A beautiful l!rystal glass t'hip and dip set for party serving or for use as a &ift item. SALE EACH Dik ..... Vat"" Pants ' GOLD MEDAL' ... SERVE' MACARONI & CHEESE "CHUNKS OF JOY" . . MOST ECONOMICAL BUYI Healthful ... Zestful Beautiful Crystal Dip And CHIP SETS I • PIECE SERVE NEVV NESCAFE c lgal. carton 48 Quart Plastic gaugE', single mold pladic. as9orted eolan. tHE GOOD INSTANT COFFEE ICE CREAM FOR PARTY SERVING OR Gin ITEM WASTE BAS e~n, 27c STOKELY'S PEACHES .PORK & BEANS ~~~G~A~1M_IL SHOWBOAT a$1 oo ASSORTED COLORS - HEAVY WEIGHT COMPIITI-2 ftashHghls llld 4 lone·lll• llatttrln. 4 /< ·' '; . ,j -, .'. .. . .. Protect your dishes against breakage and chipping with a large plastic dish pan. A nest of S beautitul embossed design metll Wa!ite baskets, tor home or ottice use. Brass effect patterns. . pasteb. 'pendable. C001 ~tete with 2 110" Open Mon.-Fri. ••• .g to 8 Saturd ·-~o-- . . ay ----·--- .•...;.w_ Jl to I . - '·· FOR A MORE CH~ERFUL WASH DAY •=• - Homogenized _ _ __ _ we're PAR1S ;UPI) -'The French ._. _ " tl •aJu•u.a. tor U•• n•r•. governmetn announced Its Motts. Pollil for uJd El«•Jo" w111 bl ney and Medal& Service" Ia .,.., at n*:ll: A., 1111. Uld ,.. IDI.In OPU ••V: 1:30 o'cJocll P. M. embo811ing" Brigitfi' Bardot on I Jta...., " ,......_ ""'• roD{TI •.• anl th tar. Handsome br i~M red ems with white NYLON STRETCH DISH PANS WASTE BASKETS Chlidren 1 Nylon stretch tIght s with Elastic • waist b a n d . While, red, navy and ~igb GIRLS' 3 to 6X FLEECE-UNED Round or Square Plastic Embossed Metal Tights for an~ home use ... size llght fer aulo Great way quality, spare emergency ftas~lighls for every !olovesuppt1 RACIN-E Ful~ alu ·f .A. . . c MARKET gal. HALVES OR SLICES-No. 2V2 or val!llltlotl, opecial brome medal. II will be 1101d to tourlsto who waat to taltt a bit of Pari1 hOOII wltll lbem .ant Jllr. MaiM IIIII AUto fla&hlights (with balleties) 5TH & PEARL STS.~IMfftN11:i.',:" "The Store With ~ · H.lll'll' . · ·:\ .....u.., .. BIT or , ARIS f. ":,•..~ c~. TAKE HOME THIS PAK TODAY PREVENT DISH BREAKING AND CHIPPING SIZES - NESTED Child's Nylon STRETCH Large 48 capacity waste baskets in heavy Grade A Pasteurized and 8B&'ht Irrq-ulart of Re1. 5ta . .,......_ We rtn J'Oar Dollar tllat bl& time buJlnr ]tOwer, · '' ·. Bald lb llelbf: 1 nMQ ol II d11Un1 tu ot .81 millt Wo r101a ftr ... run •• I rltl II.Gt -:,-_-:-::, '.\:':..".,'1..,":;.. tbt hk IDeOiall oa &hill Jilt!. Tbea eome tn and ae• .. I. ' "-rfol/<:' ''·. U..j have of 4aeb a.ou&. 1o m aad oa..Jaalf ett!U for ottet> one hundri'O dollart a.u si1e ligllt .' the DUrJIOH doD•r DM'. •P our BIG t DAY ANNIVEIISAilY CELEBilATION ...,ked DOLLA.II DAY SALE, FRIDAY and SATUR· '1 • : .... ~. : ~mt ·- lens guard ... atlm live and de· __,.., ......~.... .,,. ..... and daupten vlolted Mr. and ~:,m':!:''~:~h·:: = 1~ Mrs. (,lair Woode and Connl JuloaHr cttnta. ot Pomeroy Saturday tvenina. fnr .... Wo - ' of OS, local, and Helen Findling, or pfo\'llttbl CIN, diiiJlOIU, llliaillleD· Col bu 1Qet , mtd!OIJHI . ttutmen• and ha. urn !. ~ltallut. lon o1 rHhl11nu ., h 11• Mr and Mra William Carr -.nt, who 1rt ~ffllrllllll rrom tu. ' ' lfttlb -·a. . . c001J13rlme~t. nh dty of "io ..~mber tMfl t.he fill.. ' tit~~ of tentnJ 111 •:u•u or tlat day were Mr. and Mrs. Dolso1 ..... mill umtt•Uota, for th,. benefit of Parkersburu and Marv Am"' lloll'd ot C'·lllt7 t.:ohlmlUloaen o1 a J Wtll~ Counn MTM THIS BIG DOLLAR STRETCHING EVENT IIC IIULII·VIIIE IUY! 0.1>11 ' . PAIRS . 4 FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY WE'RE SAYING 11THANKS11 f ,..... received word that her ll.fl•rd of Count) f'>OJnml ...OJWI'II Ccmntf., AW•P· Ohio . PIJMd o11 ibrother. Harlan Story, has unlth dl)' or S•J>tember •"18. lb•r•j deJ'aone sur~»ry in a Parkers" ..bmltted to • ~"'te of tbo e &"" ptopto. or utd t.ounu- at ~ GINEJlAI.Iburg Hospital. Q.te1'ION to be twld In tiM CGWlt1 · · 11 , l\laiJI, Obto, 11 n•• nJWar place• Vtsttors of Mr. and M r 1. ~ 'oUnr: therein, on rue~e~.,. tbt , Russell Findling and lv.& 6!JJI~ ~ Special group of ladles' sheer seamless Nylon Hose in mesh. or flat knit. New shadei ••• Slight IRR., but good. ,om pac~ IIJ ~ ot • "lboluJ!n o1 HOSE I• '· insteod of being IUIIIplli with mueh ol the junk we·- uporL lllltls wrltiac, Shulman II, ID .-tthe INti, hardly impre11ed llyi Alllerlcan tile as projected •llle home lllbe. violence, awe her son, Dan Smith. e'iel'lleu to be Ralph Lee called on Dean ~ Nt'ror of loneliness, Brinker a rec•nl Sunday alterIIIJielYI oblequiouane01 tD noon. rellp.,, tbl omnipolellce of Jaw IIIII .,....., fRilna adulallon of 111e family image, compulsive polriollam, reverences for good tllle llld an omnibuJ creed lhll the welfare and COIIICience of the IDdiYiduel muat be aubservlellt to the welfare and Sunday School attendall<e on conscience of tbe community or Oct. 23 was 57, offering $12.73. state. Worship services were beld at "Tbay rook DO boall, rattle 10:45 a. m. with the Rev. no rlteletono, quef!tion no Casto. accepted truths, meek no The WSCS held its regular wthorltative postures. They meeting on Tuesday evening, are 1M mental chewing 1wn of October 18, at tho home of Thel· ' ,..lety th1t wanta ito TV to rna Henderson with a1 attend· 1 1•Jce only )he Heeling flavor once of 10 members and OTlll out . never the cootinulilg v!Rltor. Tbe meeting W81 iD ·"--<lance of real life. And they marge of Eleanor Boyle~. presmake very dull and very ident. when plans were made ,. -nlsive viewing. And if the lor an auction and bake ule ratlnp are any KUide, the to be held in lhe near future. 1 <sh public is dl.slllusioned The Week of Prayer and Sell •nd bored by them." Denial program was oel for But II Is not only in the ! Tuesday evening, Oct. 2S, with colonies that influential persons : Florence Speocer, leader. A >peak out more and more about j ChriBtmas box is to be sent to the goneral state of televlolon 1Eric Parker In Germany. The - -- - i Society roted to order more gel· EMPTY VIlLAGE [a lin and rug sales were report· AOSTA. Italy cUP)) -The ed and more store coupons rem,ontainoos ,village of Cherlsey Ideemed. became 1 ittost town '1\Jaday The program, "New Focus lftot Ita only lnhabllant hanged For Miosion," was led by Grace bilpleU. Author!Ueo believt!d Swartz with reading and dis~ Cndioz killed himself cuoalon. Nellie Parker gave a oul of loneliness. The village's I Missionary report from "Palotlaer residents had earJier left esURt News." will! tblir berds to lower lands 1 The hostess, 101lsted by her f1tr 111tf winlor. ' daugbler, Lindo, aerved re___ ___ -lreshments. The next meetmg Leg1l Notice will be held at lbe home of ~--:LEGAL- NOTICE Grace Swertz, wttb Osie Foll. rod as leader. • 111111 Jean Rizer, 1 minor, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wiliams boN place of residence " ~'? I of Belpre are announcing the llrL Wanda R. LyODll,_ 2121 Mili- , birth ol a daqbter Qn Oct. It, 11111 Road, N'!'gara I ails, New at Camden • Clark Hospital. ,y+t, olberWlBe, whose place The Uttle one hll been named of II IJeG<e ll unknown, will Amanda Darlene. Grandparent. .-that'"' tho llOih day are Mr. and Mrs. Millard l'ipfomber~ 1866: _lite under- Swartz and Mr. and Mrs. Leoto,_ .~ hil petillon oplnlt ard Amos, local. Great grand. • ... Common Pleu Court parents are Mr. and Mrs. vere llllp Counly, Oblo. praying Swartz. Io.-al, and Mr. and •Nee and oU,er reUef, on Mr!. stanley Dotson and Mr. ~ .,6uacla ol gross oelflecl of and Mrs. Wllllams of Parkend!*J. lllld wtU be lor burg, W. Va. llfliriiW an IIIII alter the 3rd day Several from Allred Church NOYelllllor, llltll. attended revival services at the , GLENN E. IUZER, I OranRe Christian chureh last minor, by Normon lllzer, week. 1t1s lather and ont friend, Stephen and Kathy FoUrod Plaintiff. spent Sunday with tbelr granrl· Webster and Fultz mo!her. Clara Follrod, and Atwneys for PlainUff aunt. Nina Robinson. (f) 21, 21; Ot 5, U, It, 241; Mr. and Mrs. Chari.. D. ( 11) 2, 7tc Woode visited relatives and " NOTic.-:: -: ::,-:,::-u:::c=•= -:.-: TAx friends in Veterans' Memorial 10 10 0 LIYY ,,. U.(ll• o• '"' Hospital Sunday 1fternoort TIM MILL LIMITATION Mr. an d M11. Harry Guthrle NOTJCt: t• hereto, ,.,.. tut tn NYLON by ASHFLASI!fl ••m'f1, re«~~eUiati.oa to SEAMlESS .' ll lhlt such a move would - - - - " " ' - - - - - ~ Ollly the better U.S. Dixie Circle of Athens spent Ja'iel WOuld be oeen in blS I weekend at the home of her Gl .,a.onty ' .. •'' Society Notes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle. WilHam Carlelon called on Joe ond Mllto1 Circle one evenIn( recenlly. Jamoa Circle of New !Iaven 1pent a day at the home of his kcardlac to Olll" JK"lli'IIDI, mother, Mrs. Mary Circle. lie· oayo, this way o1 lilt Mrs. Paul Smith of Dorcas -~ fear ol lllo boa, 1pent 11 day at the home of .' ' 'I ., '·"'·lr ' 2 .$ " �,.. •• .j p~ceil- Cafl to PrayJr, . ~elf Denial . Ser.,• 1'c.a"' Held (UPI) - AIthe United States llood• other,, nalions with lelevl•ion ohow1, very low forelcn video ~er]j!s have been allowed regUlar weekly berths by the '"'works of litis countrv. , British-produced series such ·s ~ A t " "Th "' • ecr., gen . e Avengers'' and ''The saint'' hat ·· gained considerable poputar y bere in America, 6ut th e represenI on IY. a ba ndfuI ol Imports. And this disparity m percentage betwt@fl what we g1ve and what we get does not . always Ill. well with !lOme of l . our oversea• cr1tico. In a recent dis~lch from London, for instance, "Variety," tbe show business oewspa~ per, tell e1 the artument ftr a lillhter quota on American television pro~ams bv a · colUmoist for •· the Evaning Standard, Milton Shulman. o.e ~m~!~~ !:~ntion• lhese days. Right here in Hollywood the other day, in 1 tact, the local daily edlllon of "Variety" carried an interview with Tom Gries, the crealor of ABC-TV's high-rated "Rat Patrol" series.. in which he had sharp words aiJ9ut. of all 1 h peop e, t e new breed of television writers. New Generation "Aoother generstion of TV write. rs is comins In, " Gries, a d·• · ·tor and writer is quoted , . , as saying, "and they're not •ood Writers who started in •TV aimed · atl~il (the theatre) ~. and pil (motien pictures} and did TV because II allowed 'them to make statements they wauted te make. The new I • , 1 k '-'=--------- and Mrs. Lela Curt1s, on Deac- mothball::. and noisted it on a Diah pri:tising 'hP organization. lrusties. story suffers. · • • Carmel !Wu~. To Tell to the Nation, Contribut.ion Made 112-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-ll!iddleport, '0., "Oct. _26, [ed tpree talks, C::a lled to He A ·; Christian, by Mrs. Alfred Yeau- r o.,Re,;wdeling F..;'nd , ., DEADLY 'srum • . Potluck Dinner ger· Believing tn Him Mrs n Ru;, watson, and Beio'nging ~ ·~A contribution was made to- 'cu~~YI~G~~I;ES.~.~ n 8 1·• od HeW By DUY ' '"ll H1m, Mrs. John Scott. \vhrd th~ l'emndelin~ of ·t ~ e 1.. b) d , 'wq., $l~l~l who 1-1 . h' h c 1m e . 1•tQ .a- l'!i!ISI e earlv A 6 30 11 k d' ......_. A call to Prax~r and Sell Followmg a medJlatlon by the r ore fJ·Oni'Wben the Youth nl il.tJ' " • · w . h · po IIC tnner pr"""' 1 1 · · ... war n&, s... og...neltf ere as a · • h generation of Writers specjHcal- Demal service. "Thljj!e >ly ,leader and lhP hymn, God of CuO1r O[ t e Laurel Cliff Free oll"'e stUnt mf~ have oxplll!lld ed . ~~· meeting of Jane Hnwell ly aimed at TV wnling- and ' Brethren.'' was held .M."ndav ' Graca ·.and God of Glory, the Methodist churr~l met re~entl)'i hemselves to deadly radiation, Tent No. 95 DaUJ.(hlefs of Union it's a low aim. You shoot for levenmg by the .WSCS of tile i memb"' and gue. l, Mrs Dale OevotJOns by Dli'tf~ne . Eblilf · bfflCJa~ said Modda~ night . Vet~rans M<lll<Uly evenln~ II the sta~ and if you don't [Forest Run Methodist Church at IWarner were seated at a table · oP.ned (he met•tmg, lolloweq . They .urged WO s/udent~ to ~ DAV H 11 Le H' • make it, at least your level " the church. The worship cent- m the Sunday School room for With prpyer by Sue T r a c y. under8Jl imm~diate ed' e a ' na am,,. higher. But these riew writers er had a picture of the head uff• qmet hour and med1lat10ns P~ans were made for a HaliO' . r 1 tn teal president, conducted_the lll<~t· 10 want to write for TV , in the Christ and Praymg Hands in •by the loader Light refresh· ween party in the rec,..atton exTahmmat d "· 15 .1 h, · 'd ti. . d esuen WOSeJe!ltlesfmg which 50 opened· I ·Iii ritualllotir I ti framework olthings they know front of it. ments we~e serve by Mrs. room of the oarsonage Thursk ' r .' "d h. h orm. vere eommun ea on> 8 1111 such a· s 'The Bever!• Hlilb'll~ Mrs. Uswin Nease. spir1'lual Curtis and Mr:-;. !':vans with day evening wtth sunday w~re run nowtnt'hc 1 "'; lg were read and ' acted upon. , . . M J 1 ~ B .1 k. · w~re ence a e s ahoo on the M be · ded lies.' hfe secretary, was JO charge rs. o 1n r • . at)' as tng School class No. 6 as guests. y k h( em rs were refl'l.m to ,. , of the meetin~ which opened ,grace. Group smging of the Refreshments were served br or ' · re Moors, entered one ot brln~ glftg for ~thens State You do~ t .need censors wtth responSive call td worship Doxology and the benediction by qBrolyn and '!'om Soulsby to the domes hous_Ing Rl~n\ radar Hospital to the next ineotlng. anymore. Its bwlt mto the new and pray~~>r ln umso.n, followed ', Mrs. Uswm Nease closed the Bt'Cky and GrPO' Eblin, Richard screen,• ,a,nd pamted SheffJefd Pearl R~ynoJds ana Lillian writers. The conform 11-ke the 1u ~~ Rag 66 on th b 1 0 Y Y bv the hymn, From Green- service alter WhiCh an ollenng Friend Mike Wright Brenda e · ase a Stelff will deliver !he gtfl.s tn came off an assembly line an4 Tand's Icy M0 untans" M was taken and S~ndra Gilmore, 'sue Tra- screen. the hospital. Pl•n• were mRde 1 they conform becauae that;s all M k E d f .M . hrs I · h or vans rea rom att "" ----: cy, Darlene Eblin. Kal'j!n'Flores, · for a Christmas party •1 the · t ey -~ M I 0 ar 1ene M'1Ch3!·•·, Roter Kiem . EXTENDED TBIP home ot c add,. ' Wtckh am . knew. Most I want not to 12 aoru rs. Kerns Rous h from '' OUT OF MOTHBALLS o• wnte a great pay but to make 1 c · thi 13 d M · d w Le' PE December 12 The trave ]'tng Th orm ans , an r s. an ayne 1fllet t. NDLETON Ind. JUPI _ · money. ey 1a e as many Fred Nease gave a meditation. J~KARI A 'UPI I - The In- [ Two trusties rr~m a reformato- prize, donated ~v Mr!. H•mm, a~slg~ments as .they can, do . The leader spoke on Commun- don:sian l"orf!it;n. Ministry pull- joined b~ a . rad1o broadcast by ry went fishing Saturday. Later was awarded to Minnie l'leuti t ree four at a tJ~e, and each Jty Centers around _the world ed 1ts llmtt>d NDhons flag out of acting ~'•u·e-1gn .\oflnister B. M. pollee went hunting...,..tor the bng. 1 Mr. Shulman, meet Mr. oness pension fund. A prayer flagpole "top i• offi ce here lor He >aid ll•t UN . is the only Russell Williams 25 and 1 th 100 . Gnes. He may have a few poem by Mrs. Harry Wyatt the firs! time in 18 months this world olatform where •II [ Homer Willoughby' 28 , were Soatu de lana aaswers for you . .. . • • r ay to fish. an d th e hymn, we•ve A Slory week. 'l'he fl ag r~:usmg was ' natiOns are t!Qlml. allowed to go b~yond the walls returned. J Tllthe~,,. rl"aav ' ~~l n .. ~ Alfred SOCiety • Notes 11 for. DEDICATED, TO Holding Prices DOWN UKE THIS BEnER BUY ···· ~ookfng up something SPECIAl· ~ That Good Fairmont BEST QUALITY =~ l;.': .... • .. and 2"C'' batte11es . · COOK THEM WITH WIENERS OR PORK CHOPS y------ll;_ ' ·~- .. •. , II T Sweat Shirts lloya' dark eo1or hooded sweat shirts with fieece lining... Knittted cuffs and bottom band. Sizes 4 to 12, 100% cottoa construction. .• ,, i ' . ' • CHEER LAUNDRY DETERGENT FOR A 100 AND ONE USES I • ' . J ., ·, I•• . i"'i·.·i; . ' I I ,)i' ' ~ .I • ' .....~ ' . •• ' Round House Whistling Electric Plastic Shade LAMPS Bird Feeder Fancy boudoir lamps with derorator style shade. Beautiful ceramic bast adds much to this fine lamp. A hanging type, roW'ld-house bird fel>der. Colorful styrene foam romtruction. Pastel tolar. Make a quick eup of eoff.ee with the beautiful ceramic hot pot. l1L A group of new Decorator style TV lamps with colorful plastic shades. An ideal gift ••. tall, handsome. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE VINYL DRESS Hot Pots TV Lamps Gloves approved, dress gloves in ,. .: bl<.~ck or tan, warm lining. The ideaL gift SAlE PRICE SALE PRICI 00 each each eacla pair l,' . .. lOll ft"'% '·' . ,, .. ~.~.,. GIRLS' SIZES 2 TO 14 Styrene Foam COnON KNIT Plastic Framed White and Colors Re~bui ld your own so fa pillow~ wi ih new styrene toam filters in your choice of round or squar~ shapes .. Extra tl1ickness. pants with double kn it crotc-h . , , Availablt:= in sizes 2~ 4-6, at th is speeial Doll::tr Day price . Add beauty to yoUl' home with these beautiful pictures. Assorted art subjects with plastit: frames •• Large size. 3 for 5 pairs for 4 for 00 ChildrPn'~ lflO% cotton $ knit 00 00 STEAK ... l ==r- M~AL HANDLE .1&~ FRY PANS that eookl without llll. Wlll notlllck. Eas7 to olean. llunl·Jl<'"" an Melli hanrllo. A 1-lnok tot!OR tOlled !ry p<n 5 pairs for $ 00 Bakeware···. , Anchor Hocking's famous " F1re Bakeware that is guaranteed ov<'"-'"oi>t I··, Choose from the popular jtr:ms low. o 1-QT. CASSEROLE • SQUARE 0& ROUND CAKE PAN • UTILITY .. ___ ., ... • LOAF PAN. 2for Your Choice White, Green, Eggshell DELUXE NON-STICK Ladies' Fancy Plastic EASY CLEAN VINYL FILM '.1""••"' 2-Piece Ironing Board Umbrellas WINDOW SHADES Pad and Cover Set MEN'S 100% COrrON KNIT GET SET FOR THE "RAINY DAYS" White Cushion Sole Work Sox Men's tOll% fine cotton knit work lOCks wi1b soft, comfortable cush.. lon :-:ales: Available ln si:ze1 LO~b, to 12. Stock-up. 5 pain for See this !pecial selection ot ladies' Full window size shades in easy to dean vinylfilm. Complete, ready to hang, 36"x6' ln your choice of wbite, ~een and eggshell. plastic umbrellas in assorted colon with nov~lty handles. Buy now at this pre-Christmas special prit:!e. A deluxe 2-piece ironit1g board pad And cove.c set for jusl a dollar, No-scorch cover and i. heavy, smooth riding pad. Makes ironing Pa sif'T. 2-PC. SET · $100 $100 lb. The Great "JJ.a~RT" ., DOLLAR fOI HOLIDAY SERVING PAY~ 18'" Emllontd Turtcey BACON . PlaHers 5 POPULAR ITEMS IN BEAUTIFUL ASSORTED S9~ c , . ' Our Own Mi~ Good Home M(ld' PORK SAO Girls' soft rayon knit panties with elastic waist band. Available in white and pastel colors In sizes 2 to 14. Buy a supply now. Fire-King Oven-Proof Y AND SATURDAY "DOLLAR DAYS" WITH VALUES THAT "SAyu THANKS FOR 43 HAPPY YEARS. FRESH PORK '· trty LARGE SIZE, ASST. SUIJECTS each ./ ... 9-lnch Teflon Coaled SUPERIOR BRAND CHILDREN'S 246 ' •) ( THICK -ROUND OR SQUARE 'J DOG FOOD l-Ib. '. .. KRYSTAL KUT ' ·fot S.•~ine ~ Sllc~ Housewares w- lteyotal llut plasUe tbat 1ool: 1lloo han4 out (lulware •• 8 1~ llellll uow bollli ottered lor 1111< DoU. llltl'liiC.111il , • 'Em .- Mololl 'Em. I ., I \,. r .. ·., 4 :J11• Laclia' Solid & Prints Roll-Up Sleeve BLOUrSES Ladiea' new Fall Blo1110t1 In roll- up lleeve atyle, €boose from printed palterno. m: ilew solid coton ln. otzes 30 10 38. 00 ASST. COLORS AND PAnERNS Printed Terry Kitchen TOWELS Add extra color to your kitchen with a new set nt terry kitchen towels. 5 for $1 LADIES' SUPER SPECIAL! BLACK VINYL ·· Dress Gloves~<~ Buy now foc your Cltrilttma. 1111.: i· l Ladles' leather--Uke soft,·vinyl ~' JlOveo in populal' bllot. · ~~~Jeo '""' . M.X. .,- '' ' Fancy Boudoir Rayon Panties Pillow·Forms Training·Pants Pictures '"'''ln.l · . _; ~~11·. ff~"c WAXTEX WAX PAPER -____._,~ SLICED . NEW DECORATOR COLORS each . . .,.~...~ ~ .•,.n.i·.·f' c~ .,- . .. c HALLOWEEN CANDY IN A GREAT VARIETY MEN'S WARM UNED 4 CUP CAPACITY ANCHOR-HOCKING$ .iiJIIN.PitOOP 21b, bags. pa.r• HANGING TYPE ... " . . . . ' ,.r:··· , 1 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES $100 CERAMIC BASE $ 2~~ 39c ELBOW MACARONI BUTTERMILK Fui-V•Iu Frozen Food CRINKLE CUT able Jn assorted col- I· FAIRMONT !gal. carton Available in SALE EACH .. . ~:~1St ' ors. A real buy. IOYS' IMPORTED COTTON SNUG HOODED For the litttle MiSI size 3 to 6x. Cute nylon stretch play pant~ with warm fleece lining. Avall-/l A beautiful l!rystal glass t'hip and dip set for party serving or for use as a &ift item. SALE EACH Dik ..... Vat"" Pants ' GOLD MEDAL' ... SERVE' MACARONI & CHEESE "CHUNKS OF JOY" . . MOST ECONOMICAL BUYI Healthful ... Zestful Beautiful Crystal Dip And CHIP SETS I • PIECE SERVE NEVV NESCAFE c lgal. carton 48 Quart Plastic gaugE', single mold pladic. as9orted eolan. tHE GOOD INSTANT COFFEE ICE CREAM FOR PARTY SERVING OR Gin ITEM WASTE BAS e~n, 27c STOKELY'S PEACHES .PORK & BEANS ~~~G~A~1M_IL SHOWBOAT a$1 oo ASSORTED COLORS - HEAVY WEIGHT COMPIITI-2 ftashHghls llld 4 lone·lll• llatttrln. 4 /< ·' '; . ,j -, .'. .. . .. Protect your dishes against breakage and chipping with a large plastic dish pan. A nest of S beautitul embossed design metll Wa!ite baskets, tor home or ottice use. Brass effect patterns. . pasteb. 'pendable. C001 ~tete with 2 110" Open Mon.-Fri. ••• .g to 8 Saturd ·-~o-- . . ay ----·--- .•...;.w_ Jl to I . - '·· FOR A MORE CH~ERFUL WASH DAY •=• - Homogenized _ _ __ _ we're PAR1S ;UPI) -'The French ._. _ " tl •aJu•u.a. tor U•• n•r•. governmetn announced Its Motts. Pollil for uJd El«•Jo" w111 bl ney and Medal& Service" Ia .,.., at n*:ll: A., 1111. Uld ,.. IDI.In OPU ••V: 1:30 o'cJocll P. M. embo811ing" Brigitfi' Bardot on I Jta...., " ,......_ ""'• roD{TI •.• anl th tar. Handsome br i~M red ems with white NYLON STRETCH DISH PANS WASTE BASKETS Chlidren 1 Nylon stretch tIght s with Elastic • waist b a n d . While, red, navy and ~igb GIRLS' 3 to 6X FLEECE-UNED Round or Square Plastic Embossed Metal Tights for an~ home use ... size llght fer aulo Great way quality, spare emergency ftas~lighls for every !olovesuppt1 RACIN-E Ful~ alu ·f .A. . . c MARKET gal. HALVES OR SLICES-No. 2V2 or val!llltlotl, opecial brome medal. II will be 1101d to tourlsto who waat to taltt a bit of Pari1 hOOII wltll lbem .ant Jllr. MaiM IIIII AUto fla&hlights (with balleties) 5TH & PEARL STS.~IMfftN11:i.',:" "The Store With ~ · H.lll'll' . · ·:\ .....u.., .. BIT or , ARIS f. ":,•..~ c~. TAKE HOME THIS PAK TODAY PREVENT DISH BREAKING AND CHIPPING SIZES - NESTED Child's Nylon STRETCH Large 48 capacity waste baskets in heavy Grade A Pasteurized and 8B&'ht Irrq-ulart of Re1. 5ta . .,......_ We rtn J'Oar Dollar tllat bl& time buJlnr ]tOwer, · '' ·. Bald lb llelbf: 1 nMQ ol II d11Un1 tu ot .81 millt Wo r101a ftr ... run •• I rltl II.Gt -:,-_-:-::, '.\:':..".,'1..,":;.. tbt hk IDeOiall oa &hill Jilt!. Tbea eome tn and ae• .. I. ' "-rfol/<:' ''·. U..j have of 4aeb a.ou&. 1o m aad oa..Jaalf ett!U for ottet> one hundri'O dollart a.u si1e ligllt .' the DUrJIOH doD•r DM'. •P our BIG t DAY ANNIVEIISAilY CELEBilATION ...,ked DOLLA.II DAY SALE, FRIDAY and SATUR· '1 • : .... ~. : ~mt ·- lens guard ... atlm live and de· __,.., ......~.... .,,. ..... and daupten vlolted Mr. and ~:,m':!:''~:~h·:: = 1~ Mrs. (,lair Woode and Connl JuloaHr cttnta. ot Pomeroy Saturday tvenina. fnr .... Wo - ' of OS, local, and Helen Findling, or pfo\'llttbl CIN, diiiJlOIU, llliaillleD· Col bu 1Qet , mtd!OIJHI . ttutmen• and ha. urn !. ~ltallut. lon o1 rHhl11nu ., h 11• Mr and Mra William Carr -.nt, who 1rt ~ffllrllllll rrom tu. ' ' lfttlb -·a. . . c001J13rlme~t. nh dty of "io ..~mber tMfl t.he fill.. ' tit~~ of tentnJ 111 •:u•u or tlat day were Mr. and Mrs. Dolso1 ..... mill umtt•Uota, for th,. benefit of Parkersburu and Marv Am"' lloll'd ot C'·lllt7 t.:ohlmlUloaen o1 a J Wtll~ Counn MTM THIS BIG DOLLAR STRETCHING EVENT IIC IIULII·VIIIE IUY! 0.1>11 ' . PAIRS . 4 FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY WE'RE SAYING 11THANKS11 f ,..... received word that her ll.fl•rd of Count) f'>OJnml ...OJWI'II Ccmntf., AW•P· Ohio . PIJMd o11 ibrother. Harlan Story, has unlth dl)' or S•J>tember •"18. lb•r•j deJ'aone sur~»ry in a Parkers" ..bmltted to • ~"'te of tbo e &"" ptopto. or utd t.ounu- at ~ GINEJlAI.Iburg Hospital. Q.te1'ION to be twld In tiM CGWlt1 · · 11 , l\laiJI, Obto, 11 n•• nJWar place• Vtsttors of Mr. and M r 1. ~ 'oUnr: therein, on rue~e~.,. tbt , Russell Findling and lv.& 6!JJI~ ~ Special group of ladles' sheer seamless Nylon Hose in mesh. or flat knit. New shadei ••• Slight IRR., but good. ,om pac~ IIJ ~ ot • "lboluJ!n o1 HOSE I• '· insteod of being IUIIIplli with mueh ol the junk we·- uporL lllltls wrltiac, Shulman II, ID .-tthe INti, hardly impre11ed llyi Alllerlcan tile as projected •llle home lllbe. violence, awe her son, Dan Smith. e'iel'lleu to be Ralph Lee called on Dean ~ Nt'ror of loneliness, Brinker a rec•nl Sunday alterIIIJielYI oblequiouane01 tD noon. rellp.,, tbl omnipolellce of Jaw IIIII .,....., fRilna adulallon of 111e family image, compulsive polriollam, reverences for good tllle llld an omnibuJ creed lhll the welfare and COIIICience of the IDdiYiduel muat be aubservlellt to the welfare and Sunday School attendall<e on conscience of tbe community or Oct. 23 was 57, offering $12.73. state. Worship services were beld at "Tbay rook DO boall, rattle 10:45 a. m. with the Rev. no rlteletono, quef!tion no Casto. accepted truths, meek no The WSCS held its regular wthorltative postures. They meeting on Tuesday evening, are 1M mental chewing 1wn of October 18, at tho home of Thel· ' ,..lety th1t wanta ito TV to rna Henderson with a1 attend· 1 1•Jce only )he Heeling flavor once of 10 members and OTlll out . never the cootinulilg v!Rltor. Tbe meeting W81 iD ·"--<lance of real life. And they marge of Eleanor Boyle~. presmake very dull and very ident. when plans were made ,. -nlsive viewing. And if the lor an auction and bake ule ratlnp are any KUide, the to be held in lhe near future. 1 <sh public is dl.slllusioned The Week of Prayer and Sell •nd bored by them." Denial program was oel for But II Is not only in the ! Tuesday evening, Oct. 2S, with colonies that influential persons : Florence Speocer, leader. A >peak out more and more about j ChriBtmas box is to be sent to the goneral state of televlolon 1Eric Parker In Germany. The - -- - i Society roted to order more gel· EMPTY VIlLAGE [a lin and rug sales were report· AOSTA. Italy cUP)) -The ed and more store coupons rem,ontainoos ,village of Cherlsey Ideemed. became 1 ittost town '1\Jaday The program, "New Focus lftot Ita only lnhabllant hanged For Miosion," was led by Grace bilpleU. Author!Ueo believt!d Swartz with reading and dis~ Cndioz killed himself cuoalon. Nellie Parker gave a oul of loneliness. The village's I Missionary report from "Palotlaer residents had earJier left esURt News." will! tblir berds to lower lands 1 The hostess, 101lsted by her f1tr 111tf winlor. ' daugbler, Lindo, aerved re___ ___ -lreshments. The next meetmg Leg1l Notice will be held at lbe home of ~--:LEGAL- NOTICE Grace Swertz, wttb Osie Foll. rod as leader. • 111111 Jean Rizer, 1 minor, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wiliams boN place of residence " ~'? I of Belpre are announcing the llrL Wanda R. LyODll,_ 2121 Mili- , birth ol a daqbter Qn Oct. It, 11111 Road, N'!'gara I ails, New at Camden • Clark Hospital. ,y+t, olberWlBe, whose place The Uttle one hll been named of II IJeG<e ll unknown, will Amanda Darlene. Grandparent. .-that'"' tho llOih day are Mr. and Mrs. Millard l'ipfomber~ 1866: _lite under- Swartz and Mr. and Mrs. Leoto,_ .~ hil petillon oplnlt ard Amos, local. Great grand. • ... Common Pleu Court parents are Mr. and Mrs. vere llllp Counly, Oblo. praying Swartz. Io.-al, and Mr. and •Nee and oU,er reUef, on Mr!. stanley Dotson and Mr. ~ .,6uacla ol gross oelflecl of and Mrs. Wllllams of Parkend!*J. lllld wtU be lor burg, W. Va. llfliriiW an IIIII alter the 3rd day Several from Allred Church NOYelllllor, llltll. attended revival services at the , GLENN E. IUZER, I OranRe Christian chureh last minor, by Normon lllzer, week. 1t1s lather and ont friend, Stephen and Kathy FoUrod Plaintiff. spent Sunday with tbelr granrl· Webster and Fultz mo!her. Clara Follrod, and Atwneys for PlainUff aunt. Nina Robinson. (f) 21, 21; Ot 5, U, It, 241; Mr. and Mrs. Chari.. D. ( 11) 2, 7tc Woode visited relatives and " NOTic.-:: -: ::,-:,::-u:::c=•= -:.-: TAx friends in Veterans' Memorial 10 10 0 LIYY ,,. U.(ll• o• '"' Hospital Sunday 1fternoort TIM MILL LIMITATION Mr. an d M11. Harry Guthrle NOTJCt: t• hereto, ,.,.. tut tn NYLON by ASHFLASI!fl ••m'f1, re«~~eUiati.oa to SEAMlESS .' ll lhlt such a move would - - - - " " ' - - - - - ~ Ollly the better U.S. Dixie Circle of Athens spent Ja'iel WOuld be oeen in blS I weekend at the home of her Gl .,a.onty ' .. •'' Society Notes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle. WilHam Carlelon called on Joe ond Mllto1 Circle one evenIn( recenlly. Jamoa Circle of New !Iaven 1pent a day at the home of his kcardlac to Olll" JK"lli'IIDI, mother, Mrs. Mary Circle. lie· oayo, this way o1 lilt Mrs. Paul Smith of Dorcas -~ fear ol lllo boa, 1pent 11 day at the home of .' ' 'I ., '·"'·lr ' 2 .$ " �. I I .I I wu "James Bond'a oon~ent hours. The lounge ta. ranean seas- either to .France\14--Dally se.el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 28, 1988 who turns out to be cheery and the crew has not ot"the Mideast - so goad weatlJ. · ' . Best, Black Worst, Fleming, uncle of lhe yet learned bow to plague er ·is .almost guaranteed. 'I gers report lhat, much u the that. Both lha Atmlnla all\llhe ' n Tourt'st' Tl ~ tats ~uthor 1111 FleJIIb!l· . puseligers with endless party Foui'-bour stOps at . Beirut, Soylets • It, the 11ne .81• Fell~ D., .are 011 It' Ul\ ROOm ' •ervlce Is chancy, bUt games, preferring to let them Cyprus, Plreus, lstanbol, Vilr- erclse~~ national prejudice. run. . . , ' ,. .1••;•, Upon Which Morflot • a traveler ln . tha Soviet Unloa enjoy themselves by basking In na and Constanza enable pU. Ships ·10111,1 to FriJ!CI!. they ' "Why,' the Armenian llldiJ. By RICHARD c LONGWORTH Republic •• named the Fell11don't eveo hav• fre•h ~t·"!!' elpOCI tno much. the sun. Sfngers . to vary lazy days 8· say. have muen· better food and wu uked, Is there aUcJt.~j;r UDited Press latematlonol Dzerzhin,~y after the iounder Why don't you stock up at '!lie ber (COZ1) the AD Morflot ships have the float with Ugbtniq.o; to~ of a 81'.rvice than thoae eolllg to the difference , ,.);''. ' ODESSA, Us S.R. IUPl\ - of the Soviet se"ret j10llce. This ports'" (only . filled advantage of sailing only in the lbaU-<Iozeo exotic )lOris, Mideast - · · · · bs "the Filii b;; Two Westerne"" met in this is a lit!'• like naming an Purser: "Well, you. see, we with are open at Black, Aegean and Mediter· ExperlenFed Morflot passen- . But Is to II than 11 a ·· · ' · Black Soa port and discovered American pleasure cr"iser the can't get them to take our they both had arrived on ·ships USS Al~raz, and the ship currency. " , run by tilt' Sovtet Black Sea livPs up rn,. dow11) to it~ name. Passenger: •·[o Bulgarta?n Jines. One said it was the worst Waterless Swimming Pool At each por~ a $11)311 band trip he hod eve: had. The other , The ship's swimming pool bas comos out on deck to prove s<Jid it Wtl~ tht- best 1 no water Second-class cab1ns 1envious landlubbers that Both Wf'rP ri!:l:ht. Tht> mighty •have air ~onditioning, but first : FeUx 1). is 8 merry while Jln~r!-i that sa il under the Iclass rooms do not. The more Passengers do not know wheht~mmer-a. nd-s\cklr funnel insig- 1you pay . the more you swelter. 1ther to laugh or cry. nia of th• Alack S.a Lines The bar accepts only Western Another Morfiot craft, the 'Mornotl vary so greatly in currency - no rubles-but for ' Armenia. is the same size and quality that generalizations three days recently it could not shape- but a different ship based on a trip '" one ship only I change ' !20 bill. altogether. Til• swimming pool are hazardous The m•in lounge allows has water and the deck has all Market · One ship ply111~ south out of I nPither 'imokine: ~~or drinkin~. the games that the Felix D. Tuppers Plains 0. Odessa toward the United Arab ' The food, served with a 1,does not. scowl, is t"loth un!l"'ievab!e .1ncJ Cablus Are SpaeiOUI BIGGER and BETTER VALUES Rutland Dept. StoN unrero•nr•,.ble Deck chairs seldom tall The menu never varies, Iapart and the cabinS are Ratlaad Ohl., RIGHT IN YOUR except tha• disn.. s are cro.<~scd IspacioUS, comfortable and air· I out as the kite~ .., slowly runs i conditioned. The multi-lingual Wald OWN NEIGHBORHOOD! ou: of food. The lollowlng ' crew serves tasty foodRaeine · Ohio conversation actually too k mcludlng plenty of fresh salads --. . pia•·• and melons - from a varying Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Canode , Passenger: "That was the menu. I of Marysville are spend ing a worst mPsl I e\·er ate." The purser loves to pra;ctlce 1 vacation here with their p:•I · Purser : "W~1<.1\ did you his English and French and will cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Turn· . have''' proudly tell how a recent I er and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 Passenger · ''1 st rolled around .··= -====:.....-=== 'de Depends Sea Rl Or • Shi )lie·_.,_... . l.es . . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 26, 1964-15 --·--- ·----·-- 1 I I I I I Carpenter Social News MARKETS I Cro•l Sou I Ada SI.Jt·k. p.~dident , pre!Jid· Nov. 14 meeting ed and fJpened thP mP··IIng Present were Edythe "''flood, Wtth pra\ er by Edythe Hood. The pled.ll;t to the American fla g was gi ver. tn unison. .• . . .. CJara Lavender, Naomi London, Mane Rizer. C.Hrie Sinclair, Ada Slac". sylvia Zwilling. Viv. ian Slack. Donna Phelps, Mary Set r~ Li:*r) Vtvlan Slack read I Lavender, Betty The i s!~, Jean ~e mmutes ot the last meet.. I Hall mg Agne:"J Whn .. treasttr('r re· - hand. tow, rds tile Pf.lrted S:>J.6ti Du""'''''" - - - ----- HlsssssBoo to new emergen,..y and fire siren in . ironing. Let someone else do 1t. Look under LALJNDRIE~. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where you r fingers do the walk ing. care of Ou: Auxtl tary . h,:IVe been a:s fo llow!' Gt"'or ge Banks $fi ' Gordon f:aldwt-11 SJ. Robert Clark $5. and Mr:-. Dale Gi lkev $15 , and Ralph Welker 110 · Lyo1u1 ...·..... .......:.•.. ....• ••••••••• G A 1 ode. and friend. Maral~ne Simp- ' Purser "It "'. ust bt• the I pp e rOVe son, al!o or Marysville, were same I had Yo•J're right, weekend guests bert'-. S , NOftS 1it was Miss Sharon Cox, student at Passenger: " I strolled aroun • OfJefy Canode. Their son, Kenny Can· I faintest h.-lea." ' •)II I I " • Fire De!)tri'fment Au::?i"·'.' •i ,:5 Nominee:> for its 1967 Oflice~c; . Of'dlrtn~. for · 7 were nom- ant TreJslJrtr , 'anm 1 London, 10.a.~: wrt~• · t11' Syracuse La· /1 also r~td i ne<l . dJes Au~· : ia ry 'tt the Volunteer , Fire Dtul me1 in the to wn I ..An aucuon of arti<:lE"s brought hall Muuoay ni ,r 1 • Oct. 24. i by members wi!1 be hel d at the •••••••••• :BI g, I . .• We'll Do ~ IMAGINATIVE RMNWEAR will . take you around the clock the weather and the season. Black and white wool check (left) ha s a dernihelt in b~t·k and king.slze patch pockets. Gaia coat of Fren.ch waterproof lurex (right) has rh inedone buttons and flaret genlly towards th~ hem. Jn guld and "·hite, the t·o;d enjoy,. a shower o( rain as well as one of comphments. The!Sc designs arc by Count .Romi. 1 MEAT BUYS! me~\ te~"ib\e . " ,I , I ,. ··o r~·,·· · ' •·' 1 Business Univer~ity, on shore at the last stop and J Columbus spent a weekend tlere with her ~ saw grta1 stac:k~. t•f tresh fruit 1 ' mother, Mrs. Beulah Perry and 1and vegtl.ables ~ 11 :- sale. You SLAB BACON By Mrs. Herbert Roush 'ther relatives. , - - - --·---- - Weekend guests of Mrs. Ferne Robert Mattox. local. receiv- McVey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayman and father, Wesley •d word of the death of his Haning. Rilla Rhoades. Rrv.l Belles, Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. naternal gr•odlather. John White. daughters, Lisa and Clarence Helpler of , Robert Hawkins , 99. of Mason, ,Cheryl, and the following mem· Pa., Mrh. Margaret Sankoy W. Va ., who p<~ ssed ilway on 1 bers: Mrs. 'Quinn Russell, Mrs. 1New Castle, Pa. and Mrs. laturday at tile Pleasant Val· Ruth White.- Mrs. William Law· 1 Janet Trutey of Elwood City, ey Hospital, Pl. Pleasant. Ser- ' son, Mrs. Arthur Crabtree. Mro. Pa. 1ices were Monday at th• iMutl Galaway, Miss Mary David Glooeckner of Colum· Rawlings. Coats Funeral Home 1Massey, Mrs. Robert Mattox, jbus spent a weekend w1th his In MJddleport with burial in Mrs. Dale Scott, Mrs. Mendal l parents, Mr. and Mr!. ErwiD Chester. . 1Jordan , Mrs. Roxie Arbaugh, Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier i Mrs. Carl Greenlees and the Mrs. Roy Pearson Is visiting and !am1ly of Gal11pohs and hostess, Mrs. Winifred Stanley, [her daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly i lee cream and cake were serv· Junior Salser and Mr. and Mrs. 3nd children of Athens called 'ed during the social hour. IRoger Theiss while her huson their parents, Mr. and The October meeting of the band Is at Rifle, Colo., deer Mrs. Fern Gillogly Sunday. Mr. Busy Bee Society of the Car· huntmg. and Mrs. Gillogly and the Ipenter Baptist Ctourch was held Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush Fraziers also called at t h e at the home of Mrs. Millie entertamed w1th 9 dmner Sun· home of Mr. and Mrs. Paui iStarcher on Thursday evening. day in honor of their grand· Gaston in Albany during the :Mrs. Mae Jordan gave the de- l daughter, Mrs .. Don Beegle's. afternoon. !votions for the meeting. Those birthday. Attending were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum- 1present were Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam, gardner and family of Coshoc- ,Gardn"', ·Mrs. William Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle and ton spent a weekend here with Mrs. Ql'ay JoJ'!Ian, Mrs. James Zane of Columbus and Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gaston, Mrs. Lewis Smith, Mrs. and Mrs. Early Roush. Dale Dye. Thad Dye ol Colum· Dale Dy<. Mrs Rex Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norrt• bus at,. spent the Wl'ekcnd 1 Mrs. Ronald Whittington and spent Sunday afternoon with here. i the hostess. Mrs. Starcher. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Craig and Mrs. Lillie Rupe and daugh· 1 Rev. and Mrs. Merlin Teets family at Syracuse. ter. Carolyn, have been m Co· land Brenda of Ironton spent a Mrs. Marshall Adams Is lumbtis where Ksthy Rupe, the weekend here with her parents, visiting her sister, Mr. and younger daughter of Mrs. Rupe, •Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout. Mrs. Vernon Cady at Columbus. is confined to Children's Ho•· l Fifty members and guests Mrs. Ferne Hayman and lath· pllal after taking seriously ill gathered at Columbia School on er, Wesley Belies, Sr., spent while at school. Friday evening for jOint Instal· the weekend with Mrs. Wesley Donhie Cheadle accompanied latlon of officers of Star. Laur· Belles, Jr., WeUstorr. Carl Ross of Albany to Leslie, el, Jtarrl'onvUie, and Colum- Glenn Wolfe of Washington, Mich., .recently where they got bia granges. Earl Starkey, as· D. C., Is visiting at his home a truckload ol applies. [sisted by Mrs. Starkey, Mr. and here. Sherman Greer was a supper 1 Mrs. Mendal Jordan and Walt- Mrs. Audrey Brownell of guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ret Ier, with Martha Jeffers at tile Kanauga and Mrs. Dorothy NorCheadle before reporting to a piano, anj a 0 t,oir from the rls, Rocine, called on Mrs. ca.mp In Virginia for further ! group singlllg, presented the Ray Heiney. ret..ntly. mohtary duty. services. Deputy Virgil Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush Mrs. Scott McCilmas and and Mrs. Atkins spoke briefly. and family spent an evening Unda were in Columbus re- Guests were also present from with ldr. and .Mrs. . Arnold cently. Mrs. McComas. call<;!~ , A)bany Grange. A delicious pot- Anderson. . . on Kathy Rupe at Children s !tuck supper was enjoyed during , Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and Mrs. Hospital ror the Mothers Club the social hour. , . . Robert Lewis.of Striagblirg, fe. of Columbia School and the Funeral services were held cenUy spent an aftsrnooti wllb children who are her school· on Tuesday at Bigony Funeral Mrs. Ray Heiney. mates. She was given a gilt Home in Albany for Dessie M. Revival meetltl@ Is In from them. Sisson, 81, who lived most of gress at Plante Church. Members of the Temple Wo- her life In this community. Sur· Okey Cllrt and Rev. Edward men's Society of Christian Str·! vivors include her husband, Griffith are evangelists. Dan vice met with Mrs. Howard Jesse Sisson, and a son, Ken· Hayman is song leader and Stanley on Wednesday evening. ineth, Albany, and a danghter, the McDaniels Trio of Country Guests were present from the IMrs. Mary Hennlke, Delaware, Hymn Time are preaent each Weaver Church. Rev. and Mrs. IOhio. along with three grand· evening. David White presen~ the Ichildren, five great grandchild· ----program and devotions. Special ren, and a brother, William Tbe rare and unt111ual Ve!> I>Jmmunion services were par· Boggess. Mr. Boggess now Uves us's·flytrap, an odd, tnsect·U~ taken of by the group. Guests at Riverside, Calif. Burial was fng plant, grows wild only Ill lltcluded Mr. and Mrs. Denver in School Lot cemetery. the Carolinas. ! i 'I 49~ Right reserved lb. YELlOW ONIONS ... .' '' c 31b. ...-.... ........ ---. SW-. PEAS l c= ·l9C Your Choice APPLES " COllAGE CHE!SE . •I Del Montj ·Good 4lb. Size CA15UP 19c bag FLORIDA ORANGES '• 1 thf .' ~~~~mm~. "TEEPEE" !Gal. Crt. c Beautiful Colon • i• • I. Cordo •• •• 2. Golden 3. Marble Sizes 4 Jo 9 CAREFREE FLAT Pure VopiiMI'Itllltlnlntt bag This Week'• Fr.nen Food Buu .' FRUIT DRINKS $ .Morton .~c R1s:.cD.:· DEL MONTE ., 4 5 c ' CHAPMAN-CANADA y IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK NEXT TO ELBERFELDS POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE New lnlt~llt O.f'"·1'1 ·NESfAFE ·.\. 46oz. cans · For 87c;. 3lb. can ·f •• '$1: ' ' ' 19 '. c·. 7oz. jlr ~ r ,,,l ~;: M~RGA'RINE •, .\ " . ,, ' \ • ' "Big 3 Buy" ... EASY MONDAY ~ LIQUID DETERGENT. 3 $1 •. ~~ lb.". 5·9·.· 'c\~~. , l ~ ,,ft~ ' ., Summers & Son Is Hereff . .' ... , I ,. ... PERSIAN LAMB Is big on tho fashion scene this year Slim ooat of champagne-dyed. Perilfan by Vietor Herz' (lefti bao notched rollar thai rides high or opens to Hatter the dress benealb. For plays, dinners or parties Jack Zhn· merman teams lustrous Persian Lamb dress (right) with wbUe 'millk collar, mul aad W r.r a gra.od ealraDee. ",Big 31kly" ; • ,,BWE BONNET , .r MARSHMALLOW CREEM -·· ' I'CE 14oz. boHie Toping For Salads and Desserts! ' of fo~!d~~?;~r ~:nrhat's needed to penetrate "" ra um an pure. I' t• l~'l_ers YOU'U LOVE OUR lt'a Goocll . . • REAL White Backlash at the Polls? l Flll\ A SKIN ;f!IAT'S AGlOW morr !han old-fashioned soa~ d WI~H ILl FE you need up 1\ spare ag 1 an wa r o remove make· der, UpStltk and e e. m , our .:olol', blush-ons, powturlzeo and !often[ the ~~~"Pit ~he ldethal cleanser mols· breathe and the skin lookln~ d~avtes de pores fre• lo c Large 10,01. jar Mounting !hila rese•tment of the Negro ci•il rithll driN could .. o sigolflcGnt factor ;, o..matoroal an,~ ·~•truoional "rocn across t~e nation whit! Ylhtn go ta die palls Noo. • The so-called whrto bocklnh hoo bttn partrcularlr notlc:eoble during tilt catllpaign 1ft ttott~ sltown. in whitt. How large a role It plays, what conte•b It affects 111111 w•ic• palf1 stanloto _gatn or •.,. ''"' frvm state state, hD'IIllrtr. In CallfontO., it ~~- ...rtlng O....Crolic Goo.......nd ·-~ and tiling a boolf 10 -.~lltictn 're~~· loriald a.;. tc!l'· lo Ala~a;lt could cut.rnto lfie lep!lblican C!"'G.......,.al cit . · , .,. me lilt itf IN otate 1 eight NOh. In lllrnolo, lllotiDII>eMacrollC con....,.•• ,..Jilng In Chiclllllutla lllftM by this llllllllltr's cl'/11 rlthtutan••·lote IIIOit. ! '· · • · .l';' ; 'i) . ,' 1 ~11 . 7!1 Pe~recdy matched KeepSi::ike Weddin..,. R" delctel ed h . o mgs . . . . ' a y carv . , • eautJfully styled • .. some w two-toned ~o ld ... all with th~ famous nawe .. Kcepllilke,.. irt the I in ~ an d Oil the ta•ro· Arao Brand I Sib. ~ ...... & l.loOT"S :19.75 I 1 PORK LIVER :~i~:,. 29c to UmU quantitico. ' • 1 ' ..~'' r4..' ... and STILL GOING ON OUR BIG BEGGER'S NITE Any Tim. Bet-n 6 P.M. and 9 P.M. Certified Goo Stetion ' I STOP IN FOR FREE CANDY ON .AT 104 W. MAIN STREET in POMEROY Wo W01'9 Kids lao, 0nco1 ' .. j. '·' .\A. '( •·· I HfY KIDS! ' NEW MERCHANDISf COMING . -AND ON SALE THIS WEEK $AVE- $AVE- $AVE PIANOS·· ORGANS ·GUITARS and AMPS. IPICIAL TlttMI---45 DOWN, MONTH$ TO "AY ' - I n nd Rlgli!V•,_ ~-llklrlc Gvl!ll'. No Purchast N-ry LOCATED A:t 104W.·fMIN ' �. I I .I I wu "James Bond'a oon~ent hours. The lounge ta. ranean seas- either to .France\14--Dally se.el, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 28, 1988 who turns out to be cheery and the crew has not ot"the Mideast - so goad weatlJ. · ' . Best, Black Worst, Fleming, uncle of lhe yet learned bow to plague er ·is .almost guaranteed. 'I gers report lhat, much u the that. Both lha Atmlnla all\llhe ' n Tourt'st' Tl ~ tats ~uthor 1111 FleJIIb!l· . puseligers with endless party Foui'-bour stOps at . Beirut, Soylets • It, the 11ne .81• Fell~ D., .are 011 It' Ul\ ROOm ' •ervlce Is chancy, bUt games, preferring to let them Cyprus, Plreus, lstanbol, Vilr- erclse~~ national prejudice. run. . . , ' ,. .1••;•, Upon Which Morflot • a traveler ln . tha Soviet Unloa enjoy themselves by basking In na and Constanza enable pU. Ships ·10111,1 to FriJ!CI!. they ' "Why,' the Armenian llldiJ. By RICHARD c LONGWORTH Republic •• named the Fell11don't eveo hav• fre•h ~t·"!!' elpOCI tno much. the sun. Sfngers . to vary lazy days 8· say. have muen· better food and wu uked, Is there aUcJt.~j;r UDited Press latematlonol Dzerzhin,~y after the iounder Why don't you stock up at '!lie ber (COZ1) the AD Morflot ships have the float with Ugbtniq.o; to~ of a 81'.rvice than thoae eolllg to the difference , ,.);''. ' ODESSA, Us S.R. IUPl\ - of the Soviet se"ret j10llce. This ports'" (only . filled advantage of sailing only in the lbaU-<Iozeo exotic )lOris, Mideast - · · · · bs "the Filii b;; Two Westerne"" met in this is a lit!'• like naming an Purser: "Well, you. see, we with are open at Black, Aegean and Mediter· ExperlenFed Morflot passen- . But Is to II than 11 a ·· · ' · Black Soa port and discovered American pleasure cr"iser the can't get them to take our they both had arrived on ·ships USS Al~raz, and the ship currency. " , run by tilt' Sovtet Black Sea livPs up rn,. dow11) to it~ name. Passenger: •·[o Bulgarta?n Jines. One said it was the worst Waterless Swimming Pool At each por~ a $11)311 band trip he hod eve: had. The other , The ship's swimming pool bas comos out on deck to prove s<Jid it Wtl~ tht- best 1 no water Second-class cab1ns 1envious landlubbers that Both Wf'rP ri!:l:ht. Tht> mighty •have air ~onditioning, but first : FeUx 1). is 8 merry while Jln~r!-i that sa il under the Iclass rooms do not. The more Passengers do not know wheht~mmer-a. nd-s\cklr funnel insig- 1you pay . the more you swelter. 1ther to laugh or cry. nia of th• Alack S.a Lines The bar accepts only Western Another Morfiot craft, the 'Mornotl vary so greatly in currency - no rubles-but for ' Armenia. is the same size and quality that generalizations three days recently it could not shape- but a different ship based on a trip '" one ship only I change ' !20 bill. altogether. Til• swimming pool are hazardous The m•in lounge allows has water and the deck has all Market · One ship ply111~ south out of I nPither 'imokine: ~~or drinkin~. the games that the Felix D. Tuppers Plains 0. Odessa toward the United Arab ' The food, served with a 1,does not. scowl, is t"loth un!l"'ievab!e .1ncJ Cablus Are SpaeiOUI BIGGER and BETTER VALUES Rutland Dept. StoN unrero•nr•,.ble Deck chairs seldom tall The menu never varies, Iapart and the cabinS are Ratlaad Ohl., RIGHT IN YOUR except tha• disn.. s are cro.<~scd IspacioUS, comfortable and air· I out as the kite~ .., slowly runs i conditioned. The multi-lingual Wald OWN NEIGHBORHOOD! ou: of food. The lollowlng ' crew serves tasty foodRaeine · Ohio conversation actually too k mcludlng plenty of fresh salads --. . pia•·• and melons - from a varying Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Canode , Passenger: "That was the menu. I of Marysville are spend ing a worst mPsl I e\·er ate." The purser loves to pra;ctlce 1 vacation here with their p:•I · Purser : "W~1<.1\ did you his English and French and will cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Turn· . have''' proudly tell how a recent I er and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 Passenger · ''1 st rolled around .··= -====:.....-=== 'de Depends Sea Rl Or • Shi )lie·_.,_... . l.es . . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 26, 1964-15 --·--- ·----·-- 1 I I I I I Carpenter Social News MARKETS I Cro•l Sou I Ada SI.Jt·k. p.~dident , pre!Jid· Nov. 14 meeting ed and fJpened thP mP··IIng Present were Edythe "''flood, Wtth pra\ er by Edythe Hood. The pled.ll;t to the American fla g was gi ver. tn unison. .• . . .. CJara Lavender, Naomi London, Mane Rizer. C.Hrie Sinclair, Ada Slac". sylvia Zwilling. Viv. ian Slack. Donna Phelps, Mary Set r~ Li:*r) Vtvlan Slack read I Lavender, Betty The i s!~, Jean ~e mmutes ot the last meet.. I Hall mg Agne:"J Whn .. treasttr('r re· - hand. tow, rds tile Pf.lrted S:>J.6ti Du""'''''" - - - ----- HlsssssBoo to new emergen,..y and fire siren in . ironing. Let someone else do 1t. Look under LALJNDRIE~. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where you r fingers do the walk ing. care of Ou: Auxtl tary . h,:IVe been a:s fo llow!' Gt"'or ge Banks $fi ' Gordon f:aldwt-11 SJ. Robert Clark $5. and Mr:-. Dale Gi lkev $15 , and Ralph Welker 110 · Lyo1u1 ...·..... .......:.•.. ....• ••••••••• G A 1 ode. and friend. Maral~ne Simp- ' Purser "It "'. ust bt• the I pp e rOVe son, al!o or Marysville, were same I had Yo•J're right, weekend guests bert'-. S , NOftS 1it was Miss Sharon Cox, student at Passenger: " I strolled aroun • OfJefy Canode. Their son, Kenny Can· I faintest h.-lea." ' •)II I I " • Fire De!)tri'fment Au::?i"·'.' •i ,:5 Nominee:> for its 1967 Oflice~c; . Of'dlrtn~. for · 7 were nom- ant TreJslJrtr , 'anm 1 London, 10.a.~: wrt~• · t11' Syracuse La· /1 also r~td i ne<l . dJes Au~· : ia ry 'tt the Volunteer , Fire Dtul me1 in the to wn I ..An aucuon of arti<:lE"s brought hall Muuoay ni ,r 1 • Oct. 24. i by members wi!1 be hel d at the •••••••••• :BI g, I . .• We'll Do ~ IMAGINATIVE RMNWEAR will . take you around the clock the weather and the season. Black and white wool check (left) ha s a dernihelt in b~t·k and king.slze patch pockets. Gaia coat of Fren.ch waterproof lurex (right) has rh inedone buttons and flaret genlly towards th~ hem. Jn guld and "·hite, the t·o;d enjoy,. a shower o( rain as well as one of comphments. The!Sc designs arc by Count .Romi. 1 MEAT BUYS! me~\ te~"ib\e . " ,I , I ,. ··o r~·,·· · ' •·' 1 Business Univer~ity, on shore at the last stop and J Columbus spent a weekend tlere with her ~ saw grta1 stac:k~. t•f tresh fruit 1 ' mother, Mrs. Beulah Perry and 1and vegtl.ables ~ 11 :- sale. You SLAB BACON By Mrs. Herbert Roush 'ther relatives. , - - - --·---- - Weekend guests of Mrs. Ferne Robert Mattox. local. receiv- McVey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayman and father, Wesley •d word of the death of his Haning. Rilla Rhoades. Rrv.l Belles, Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. naternal gr•odlather. John White. daughters, Lisa and Clarence Helpler of , Robert Hawkins , 99. of Mason, ,Cheryl, and the following mem· Pa., Mrh. Margaret Sankoy W. Va ., who p<~ ssed ilway on 1 bers: Mrs. 'Quinn Russell, Mrs. 1New Castle, Pa. and Mrs. laturday at tile Pleasant Val· Ruth White.- Mrs. William Law· 1 Janet Trutey of Elwood City, ey Hospital, Pl. Pleasant. Ser- ' son, Mrs. Arthur Crabtree. Mro. Pa. 1ices were Monday at th• iMutl Galaway, Miss Mary David Glooeckner of Colum· Rawlings. Coats Funeral Home 1Massey, Mrs. Robert Mattox, jbus spent a weekend w1th his In MJddleport with burial in Mrs. Dale Scott, Mrs. Mendal l parents, Mr. and Mr!. ErwiD Chester. . 1Jordan , Mrs. Roxie Arbaugh, Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier i Mrs. Carl Greenlees and the Mrs. Roy Pearson Is visiting and !am1ly of Gal11pohs and hostess, Mrs. Winifred Stanley, [her daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly i lee cream and cake were serv· Junior Salser and Mr. and Mrs. 3nd children of Athens called 'ed during the social hour. IRoger Theiss while her huson their parents, Mr. and The October meeting of the band Is at Rifle, Colo., deer Mrs. Fern Gillogly Sunday. Mr. Busy Bee Society of the Car· huntmg. and Mrs. Gillogly and the Ipenter Baptist Ctourch was held Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush Fraziers also called at t h e at the home of Mrs. Millie entertamed w1th 9 dmner Sun· home of Mr. and Mrs. Paui iStarcher on Thursday evening. day in honor of their grand· Gaston in Albany during the :Mrs. Mae Jordan gave the de- l daughter, Mrs .. Don Beegle's. afternoon. !votions for the meeting. Those birthday. Attending were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baum- 1present were Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam, gardner and family of Coshoc- ,Gardn"', ·Mrs. William Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs. Don Beegle and ton spent a weekend here with Mrs. Ql'ay JoJ'!Ian, Mrs. James Zane of Columbus and Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gaston, Mrs. Lewis Smith, Mrs. and Mrs. Early Roush. Dale Dye. Thad Dye ol Colum· Dale Dy<. Mrs Rex Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norrt• bus at,. spent the Wl'ekcnd 1 Mrs. Ronald Whittington and spent Sunday afternoon with here. i the hostess. Mrs. Starcher. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Craig and Mrs. Lillie Rupe and daugh· 1 Rev. and Mrs. Merlin Teets family at Syracuse. ter. Carolyn, have been m Co· land Brenda of Ironton spent a Mrs. Marshall Adams Is lumbtis where Ksthy Rupe, the weekend here with her parents, visiting her sister, Mr. and younger daughter of Mrs. Rupe, •Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout. Mrs. Vernon Cady at Columbus. is confined to Children's Ho•· l Fifty members and guests Mrs. Ferne Hayman and lath· pllal after taking seriously ill gathered at Columbia School on er, Wesley Belies, Sr., spent while at school. Friday evening for jOint Instal· the weekend with Mrs. Wesley Donhie Cheadle accompanied latlon of officers of Star. Laur· Belles, Jr., WeUstorr. Carl Ross of Albany to Leslie, el, Jtarrl'onvUie, and Colum- Glenn Wolfe of Washington, Mich., .recently where they got bia granges. Earl Starkey, as· D. C., Is visiting at his home a truckload ol applies. [sisted by Mrs. Starkey, Mr. and here. Sherman Greer was a supper 1 Mrs. Mendal Jordan and Walt- Mrs. Audrey Brownell of guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ret Ier, with Martha Jeffers at tile Kanauga and Mrs. Dorothy NorCheadle before reporting to a piano, anj a 0 t,oir from the rls, Rocine, called on Mrs. ca.mp In Virginia for further ! group singlllg, presented the Ray Heiney. ret..ntly. mohtary duty. services. Deputy Virgil Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush Mrs. Scott McCilmas and and Mrs. Atkins spoke briefly. and family spent an evening Unda were in Columbus re- Guests were also present from with ldr. and .Mrs. . Arnold cently. Mrs. McComas. call<;!~ , A)bany Grange. A delicious pot- Anderson. . . on Kathy Rupe at Children s !tuck supper was enjoyed during , Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and Mrs. Hospital ror the Mothers Club the social hour. , . . Robert Lewis.of Striagblirg, fe. of Columbia School and the Funeral services were held cenUy spent an aftsrnooti wllb children who are her school· on Tuesday at Bigony Funeral Mrs. Ray Heiney. mates. She was given a gilt Home in Albany for Dessie M. Revival meetltl@ Is In from them. Sisson, 81, who lived most of gress at Plante Church. Members of the Temple Wo- her life In this community. Sur· Okey Cllrt and Rev. Edward men's Society of Christian Str·! vivors include her husband, Griffith are evangelists. Dan vice met with Mrs. Howard Jesse Sisson, and a son, Ken· Hayman is song leader and Stanley on Wednesday evening. ineth, Albany, and a danghter, the McDaniels Trio of Country Guests were present from the IMrs. Mary Hennlke, Delaware, Hymn Time are preaent each Weaver Church. Rev. and Mrs. IOhio. along with three grand· evening. David White presen~ the Ichildren, five great grandchild· ----program and devotions. Special ren, and a brother, William Tbe rare and unt111ual Ve!> I>Jmmunion services were par· Boggess. Mr. Boggess now Uves us's·flytrap, an odd, tnsect·U~ taken of by the group. Guests at Riverside, Calif. Burial was fng plant, grows wild only Ill lltcluded Mr. and Mrs. Denver in School Lot cemetery. the Carolinas. ! i 'I 49~ Right reserved lb. YELlOW ONIONS ... .' '' c 31b. ...-.... ........ ---. SW-. PEAS l c= ·l9C Your Choice APPLES " COllAGE CHE!SE . •I Del Montj ·Good 4lb. Size CA15UP 19c bag FLORIDA ORANGES '• 1 thf .' ~~~~mm~. "TEEPEE" !Gal. Crt. c Beautiful Colon • i• • I. Cordo •• •• 2. Golden 3. Marble Sizes 4 Jo 9 CAREFREE FLAT Pure VopiiMI'Itllltlnlntt bag This Week'• Fr.nen Food Buu .' FRUIT DRINKS $ .Morton .~c R1s:.cD.:· DEL MONTE ., 4 5 c ' CHAPMAN-CANADA y IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK NEXT TO ELBERFELDS POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE New lnlt~llt O.f'"·1'1 ·NESfAFE ·.\. 46oz. cans · For 87c;. 3lb. can ·f •• '$1: ' ' ' 19 '. c·. 7oz. jlr ~ r ,,,l ~;: M~RGA'RINE •, .\ " . ,, ' \ • ' "Big 3 Buy" ... EASY MONDAY ~ LIQUID DETERGENT. 3 $1 •. ~~ lb.". 5·9·.· 'c\~~. , l ~ ,,ft~ ' ., Summers & Son Is Hereff . .' ... , I ,. ... PERSIAN LAMB Is big on tho fashion scene this year Slim ooat of champagne-dyed. Perilfan by Vietor Herz' (lefti bao notched rollar thai rides high or opens to Hatter the dress benealb. For plays, dinners or parties Jack Zhn· merman teams lustrous Persian Lamb dress (right) with wbUe 'millk collar, mul aad W r.r a gra.od ealraDee. ",Big 31kly" ; • ,,BWE BONNET , .r MARSHMALLOW CREEM -·· ' I'CE 14oz. boHie Toping For Salads and Desserts! ' of fo~!d~~?;~r ~:nrhat's needed to penetrate "" ra um an pure. I' t• l~'l_ers YOU'U LOVE OUR lt'a Goocll . . • REAL White Backlash at the Polls? l Flll\ A SKIN ;f!IAT'S AGlOW morr !han old-fashioned soa~ d WI~H ILl FE you need up 1\ spare ag 1 an wa r o remove make· der, UpStltk and e e. m , our .:olol', blush-ons, powturlzeo and !often[ the ~~~"Pit ~he ldethal cleanser mols· breathe and the skin lookln~ d~avtes de pores fre• lo c Large 10,01. jar Mounting !hila rese•tment of the Negro ci•il rithll driN could .. o sigolflcGnt factor ;, o..matoroal an,~ ·~•truoional "rocn across t~e nation whit! Ylhtn go ta die palls Noo. • The so-called whrto bocklnh hoo bttn partrcularlr notlc:eoble during tilt catllpaign 1ft ttott~ sltown. in whitt. How large a role It plays, what conte•b It affects 111111 w•ic• palf1 stanloto _gatn or •.,. ''"' frvm state state, hD'IIllrtr. In CallfontO., it ~~- ...rtlng O....Crolic Goo.......nd ·-~ and tiling a boolf 10 -.~lltictn 're~~· loriald a.;. tc!l'· lo Ala~a;lt could cut.rnto lfie lep!lblican C!"'G.......,.al cit . · , .,. me lilt itf IN otate 1 eight NOh. In lllrnolo, lllotiDII>eMacrollC con....,.•• ,..Jilng In Chiclllllutla lllftM by this llllllllltr's cl'/11 rlthtutan••·lote IIIOit. ! '· · • · .l';' ; 'i) . ,' 1 ~11 . 7!1 Pe~recdy matched KeepSi::ike Weddin..,. R" delctel ed h . o mgs . . . . ' a y carv . , • eautJfully styled • .. some w two-toned ~o ld ... all with th~ famous nawe .. Kcepllilke,.. irt the I in ~ an d Oil the ta•ro· Arao Brand I Sib. ~ ...... & l.loOT"S :19.75 I 1 PORK LIVER :~i~:,. 29c to UmU quantitico. ' • 1 ' ..~'' r4..' ... and STILL GOING ON OUR BIG BEGGER'S NITE Any Tim. Bet-n 6 P.M. and 9 P.M. Certified Goo Stetion ' I STOP IN FOR FREE CANDY ON .AT 104 W. MAIN STREET in POMEROY Wo W01'9 Kids lao, 0nco1 ' .. j. '·' .\A. '( •·· I HfY KIDS! ' NEW MERCHANDISf COMING . -AND ON SALE THIS WEEK $AVE- $AVE- $AVE PIANOS·· ORGANS ·GUITARS and AMPS. IPICIAL TlttMI---45 DOWN, MONTH$ TO "AY ' - I n nd Rlgli!V•,_ ~-llklrlc Gvl!ll'. No Purchast N-ry LOCATED A:t 104W.·fMIN ' �'· j ' ~ ·'"" 1 By I ( Tw Bls the rur _WE HAVE THEM I lim trij sai l wh ha nlr TINY'S 2 CONVENIENT ,uu-.TIONS TO SERVE YOU <M ~ RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY Yes, we have the lower prices and not fu st 1 few Halloween specials, but hundreds of prices, marked low every .day to give you more Big Ch1nge dollars and cents savings back at Foodlend's checkout counter\ Foodland does not sell ma'ny groceries at • loss, but by avoiding costly chain .store gin:)micks and by figuring our prices so exactin!IIY close, Foodland is able to pass along Big Change cash savings that aren't available At o ther super markets. So, if you're "haunting" for lower food prices, the Big Change Foodlanci habit is the an· swer for you. FRESH FROZEN -' of Middreport, 0. va en er TRICK OR TREAT 39c For PKG. 6-10 lb. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Everyday Low Prices C; ' ARI.IOUR VIeNNA SAUSAGE 0<1 so 24c 16c 3 1.,29c ··lb. 25c W• c. ' sr 1l ,t " n ; llB. METAL ' ' R BOX R ~ c From Eddie Lewis Turkey Farm Oak Hill, Ohio lb CAI.IPBELLS VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP GERBER$ STRAINED &ABY FOOD PRIDE SAL TINE CRACKERS tEALIMON RECONSTITUTED I.EMON JUICE 32 oz, FOLGER'$ One lb. COFFEE - - · - - con DAVID DAVIES S TRANSISTOR CHEWING 10 PACK ( 82( ~ ' , 0 I I • F ~ Bonus Buys CAMPBELL1S h ) ( a ! t [ t h TALL l c CAN i r ORJALL KINDS PIZZA WITH CHEESE ! H' "' .J I i;t I .00 15 oz. BOXES 1' I ,! I ' GALLON NEW FLORIDA """' ' .. \ BONUS BUY IT'S NEW ONLY GINGHAM GIRL 19c . LB. .BAG 2S lb. Bag c c COTTON BATTING ~· to INSTANT . MASHED .POTATOES LAST 250 TABLETS j FRESH CElLO 11 c ' I ' .• . ' I . . ~ ~ . , ~c . •• . t. \ STORE HOURS: ~ 9:30 to 9:30 · Sllt-!DAY •,· 10:00 .to. 7;pc) ··, · c REG. $1.07 QUAKER STATE PLASTIC WASTE · BASKETS H. D. ' WITH SWINGING TOP 2 Quarts c MOTOR GET READY IS ONE MORE WEEK MODESS • Size ·' ~ "'. REG. 89c 98c soc~$1.00 ~ c Colgate , Toothpaste Norwich • • 1r1n Sudden HAIR Beauty SPRAY FAMILY SIZE GIRLS KNEE WHILE IDAHO BELLE eO.IUXI Gr1h1ms ePenguins • G1l1xies • Fudge Strips liQUID MOUNTAIN TEA·· CUPS... IN PILLOW CASE SAVE 60c , THEY STRIETMANN REG. $\.07 ' FALSE FACES OF ALL KINDS SPECIAL SALE ARMOUR S CANNED LUNCH MEAT 12 OZ. CAN '• SHOE DEPT. S.M. L. EL. MIST 1 TREET REG. 98c PRODUCE c APPLE ·.· CIDER CHEF BOY·A'R·DEE I c PEPTO BISMOL I ! 100 TABLETS ANACIN TABLETS DON'T FORGET ( COMPLETE . DISCOUNT WITH . STEEL SHANK CANDY c ALCOHOL BOOTS s 99 SUITSS 99 TRICK OR TREAT TOMATO SOUP. t f' 1 lb. box c PINT MENS INSULATED INSULATED BUCKEYE SLICED a 00 UM 3For 57 lr c RUBBING ' a .~--"-" :.r ., ! pkg. • i • �'· j ' ~ ·'"" 1 By I ( Tw Bls the rur _WE HAVE THEM I lim trij sai l wh ha nlr TINY'S 2 CONVENIENT ,uu-.TIONS TO SERVE YOU <M ~ RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY Yes, we have the lower prices and not fu st 1 few Halloween specials, but hundreds of prices, marked low every .day to give you more Big Ch1nge dollars and cents savings back at Foodlend's checkout counter\ Foodland does not sell ma'ny groceries at • loss, but by avoiding costly chain .store gin:)micks and by figuring our prices so exactin!IIY close, Foodland is able to pass along Big Change cash savings that aren't available At o ther super markets. So, if you're "haunting" for lower food prices, the Big Change Foodlanci habit is the an· swer for you. FRESH FROZEN -' of Middreport, 0. va en er TRICK OR TREAT 39c For PKG. 6-10 lb. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES Everyday Low Prices C; ' ARI.IOUR VIeNNA SAUSAGE 0<1 so 24c 16c 3 1.,29c ··lb. 25c W• c. ' sr 1l ,t " n ; llB. METAL ' ' R BOX R ~ c From Eddie Lewis Turkey Farm Oak Hill, Ohio lb CAI.IPBELLS VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP GERBER$ STRAINED &ABY FOOD PRIDE SAL TINE CRACKERS tEALIMON RECONSTITUTED I.EMON JUICE 32 oz, FOLGER'$ One lb. COFFEE - - · - - con DAVID DAVIES S TRANSISTOR CHEWING 10 PACK ( 82( ~ ' , 0 I I • F ~ Bonus Buys CAMPBELL1S h ) ( a ! t [ t h TALL l c CAN i r ORJALL KINDS PIZZA WITH CHEESE ! H' "' .J I i;t I .00 15 oz. BOXES 1' I ,! I ' GALLON NEW FLORIDA """' ' .. \ BONUS BUY IT'S NEW ONLY GINGHAM GIRL 19c . LB. .BAG 2S lb. Bag c c COTTON BATTING ~· to INSTANT . MASHED .POTATOES LAST 250 TABLETS j FRESH CElLO 11 c ' I ' .• . ' I . . ~ ~ . , ~c . •• . t. \ STORE HOURS: ~ 9:30 to 9:30 · Sllt-!DAY •,· 10:00 .to. 7;pc) ··, · c REG. $1.07 QUAKER STATE PLASTIC WASTE · BASKETS H. D. ' WITH SWINGING TOP 2 Quarts c MOTOR GET READY IS ONE MORE WEEK MODESS • Size ·' ~ "'. REG. 89c 98c soc~$1.00 ~ c Colgate , Toothpaste Norwich • • 1r1n Sudden HAIR Beauty SPRAY FAMILY SIZE GIRLS KNEE WHILE IDAHO BELLE eO.IUXI Gr1h1ms ePenguins • G1l1xies • Fudge Strips liQUID MOUNTAIN TEA·· CUPS... IN PILLOW CASE SAVE 60c , THEY STRIETMANN REG. $\.07 ' FALSE FACES OF ALL KINDS SPECIAL SALE ARMOUR S CANNED LUNCH MEAT 12 OZ. CAN '• SHOE DEPT. S.M. L. EL. MIST 1 TREET REG. 98c PRODUCE c APPLE ·.· CIDER CHEF BOY·A'R·DEE I c PEPTO BISMOL I ! 100 TABLETS ANACIN TABLETS DON'T FORGET ( COMPLETE . DISCOUNT WITH . STEEL SHANK CANDY c ALCOHOL BOOTS s 99 SUITSS 99 TRICK OR TREAT TOMATO SOUP. t f' 1 lb. box c PINT MENS INSULATED INSULATED BUCKEYE SLICED a 00 UM 3For 57 lr c RUBBING ' a .~--"-" :.r ., ! pkg. • i • �r I I ' ', I ,:'\ J .. ' . •,, ,I I rHE WILLETS .• Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way usiness Services., l' ' 1S-!'>a<ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, W4NT AD INFORMATION I CAMCELLATIONI co•lltiCTIO•I Dt For aecepQd unHI ' 1111 A. Dn ot M. PUIIIIc...... Oct 28, :1-966 0 miAUTl' Motor Co. 65 CHEVROLET • For Sale. I' AIREDALE aod Elk pups, Eugene Wyatt, Pome~ov OIADLINB p, M. Dlt l.toro P•DIIC.tt.ll Mona.., Dteauao t:ao A. M. WWI• e. . hound 1 Che1 shire, 0. Also will trade a , Cub tractor for a IBrge one. ' ______ -· 10 21 3tp! I, Zig zag equipped tc button. hole, applique, monograms, overcasts. etc. Pay off bal· ance due of 4 payments f6 each. Ph. 992-2ii85. • 10 19 tic ExperlenciCI RADIATOR SERVICE roon f1msh, rad1o and healer. 1965 CHEVROLET a con 1 ,.r tNorv an. Ut. .rtlo• Mlnlnwm c ... .,. " conb 1:1 Collb " ' -rd tor r•r•• co• M<Ut1v. lna•rtiOM M ' " cent DIKOUnl on 0111 o41 an• octt pltct wttnt• Ul dl)'l. ~.&RD OF JHANI(S • OIITUAIUEI 11.25 tor 10 wonl minimum. hell aclclltlon1t word lo. OFFICI HOUII:$ I:M A . M. to 5:00 P M. OiiiiJ hturchlr 1::10 A.. M. to U:ll Noon IT'S 10 eASY gine. Power sl{'('ring. 1961 RAMBLER --~--:---:-:---:- RESUL l PRODUCINiil WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 Th~nks $595 Coil\'. Cpe. Good tires, 6 cyl Htgine. }itd. mm s., R H. ~(I{H.i top, p, sttoenng . Pomeroy Motor Co. ,......,""·· - OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. TO Pl&CI A C'!rd of Green finish , elean intenor, power re..r gla S6, 327 VB en- II ONI OP rHI BLAETTNARS $2395 Bt.>"l Air 3 sent .'~tat ion WHIND. Low mileage by bu.s!nes.s man. M50 SPORT NICEST PIOPLII SPRINT Jnrler, _power steering, spotless fawn mtenor, 1JeauL1ful ma- KAlliS HONDA SAm & SERVIa BOBCAT $2295 Impa la Hardtop. Locally owned ancl on!y 12_,000 mile~. 6 cyi- Pot Wlfllt Ad IOI'YICO HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Prom the Lar~t Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. ILAETTNARS Phone 992·2 I43 DICK RAWLINGS MIDDLEPORT OHIO Legal Notice DRIVE A CLEAN CAR KDTH GOBLE FORD flY :1-2196 MlddiiiiOrl, 0 Real !:state For Sale for be- ' ONI MINUTE ONLY SOC tJ.DRIVE THRU CAR WASU 11 Lonr Bootom to ...,.,u,., RETVRN· ecor eTruck eH..ter Core • Bulldozer eAny Type WITH DANCE!! ., IT ONLY TAKIIS oeaa.'-' M! N- Radiolili Shoj TO MAKE UP FOR, 'iOUTflFUL Clii>IE Wl :1-2151 Pomeroy, 0. le1led llid1 are aow bellll accepted fi>r c.rrylns- the UnUed Statu Mall for t.he term of 3, .11188 tor 1uch aubaequent date u JnQ be ol'd•red) to JUn1 30 191'1, 011 the tOUo• 1n1 deserlbed route: From Pomeroy Post OHiee \'Ia Hllbway lH to Min· enviUe. Syracuse, ltactne, Portland, SERVICE HONORA5 LE WIFEW15HES Rawlings Honda Sale! NOTttl RADIATOR CALL lNG vis fti '{hway t2f-248 and 7, tu Pomeroy, equal to 1.'1.09 milet aJJd back. twelve time a wllek, but no Hrvlce requiH!d on Sundays wd hoD. days (8). For •omplt.to! information •• EEIIi I Ml:ll!lli POMEROY £LECT M£ A> 'rtX!R to IChedule• and requiremenll,. alll~--------.;..,­ tnterested penon• are alllted to per- I" aonally contact the Pofim11ter lit OD thJ ,Utb IJaJ of September, 19ft#; PomeroJ', Ohio. theN will M 1QbQI1tte(l to I •ot " 10 3IJ ltc of thl peop.. of lAid OUve ToWMil at I GENERAL ELJI'.CTJON tel be heln ln lh1 Townabtp of OU••· Meh , CollDtJ, Oblo, It the NIWU pllch NOTICI OF IHIRIFF'I IALI of VGUD( lbMeln, on Tuetdu, tho lD punuanc:e of In order of aile 8tb d&f af Not-embftr, 1914. U.1 flUe~ 11'1 partltioD iiJUed out of tba Com- Uon ot levyln1, In elleell of tbe 11 , mon Pleu Court of Melil County, m1U UmitJtloa, for tM beaefk "' Ohio, In cue of Virall R. Marah. Plain· on" Town~htp Board o1 huatles ' ' ·' U!t. agaloal Carrie Selby el al .. De- thl purpoa of PJ'OVidllll JDd m1111 fire IPPilJ'!ltlu. appUinCf'o, fendant.~~. beinl Cue fifo. 13,748, tn taJnln1 111id Court. I will offer fot 1ale at bulldiD.Ja, or •lte• therefor . or 1oau pubU<' auction at the fmn\ door Of .,. M water auppb and maleri P'• UlereJor or Ute utablllbmeat; -' 1nl! the Cou rt House in .aid Satllrday, ~be 2tlth day ol N~;~;;,;.,;; maintenance of Une1 oJ JiM alarm telt(l'lph. 1!168. at ten O' clotll A. M., SAid tu bebiJ: 1u:1 ..SdiUonal , Ia• lM.>Inr de1cribed ftal e•t•te, to-wit; of 011.1 and o. .ball mw. te rua for five yean at • rate not IUHdlill 1.!1. mlllt tor eadl o11e dollar lv HOWIE SCHNEIDER fJI~Ir NU ot· uJua 1 wouldn't 1 SHAll Gll,t:TH ANI> I SH~LL TAKETH AWAY! L!'/\DtR A'-JD I WILL DO MY HUM6Lf fltST TO SERVO. 'lXJ J diqnihJ a ~mear lo ke that by even I Gl!E'SS I WASIJT HUM&£ mentioninq it.' f:NOUG/1! lo<. THE BORN LOSEII tlon, which amounLI to Flfteea Cent.a for e~~eb one hundred 4ol1Jn 01 "llu atlon, for Five :t'tllrl. Tbl Polll foJ utd KIMftOII wW nt open at 6:30 Vc'cloclr A. M lnd rt maUl apea uattl 1:10 e'doell p, M Kutem Standard Tim of uld dur nder ol Ute Boud 0;1 Elilotl.oruo of ftleiJII CoUDty. Ohio. lmmett G. WW. Cl\a.l.rmm DorolhJ M. Johnlf.on C..,rlr Dated OcWbtlr 1. J95 <10) 12. 18, :Ill Ull ....... J GASULIN! ALLEY By ART SANSOM , B' SO- AS ONE WHO HIS WAY TO THE TOP. SLIDE BACK LOOKS A FAST ONE. ~- .' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ly HAROLD GRAY By MI:RRILL BLOSSER ·-·AND I INVITED WE Ti-UI<'>~f ep;zoo To SPEND YOU WE~~ THE NJGHH1£~ ( f'I':OWLtRSI OH, 1 'K!iO\IJ ' 81~f 1"H£'< ld'E RE S O PROUD · WA5Ti-\AT WHAT . I WAS SHODr'iOU \YtRE SHOOT- ING Af A HANGING IN" AT, POP? lAMP. AND A WATER 'fHEY WERE 'BOUT TO ~ND EVER'BODY : sa ~APP'{ OWN Fl/tR' H~l~ PiPE IN Ti-\f CEILING I 6UT COHSDER ii-IE TIUY."'..AHDS OF LITTlt TJ.IiRO ·STRifiGERS Wf-\0 DIDN'T INVITE() Tg YEP ! MV <!'r H~A!<T Til£ 'VJCTOR'r'"SUii'PJllS£ PAQ'TY I THINK WHAT A LOT 0~ ..J085 .4T TH' TOP ~Rf OPEM li:lW FOR THo Sf SIRVJVORS 1U CHISR MD ' FINACLE AND Kill f:OR ~ i!!HO !ili!l!!§ l<iU() tl WI~ 1 Bl EEDS FOQ lf\'\T, W~OLE GA'<Gi AND CAY' 1 11H1, m HAVE 1 HAT HAPF'<N .I / '! -- . - ' f t \ NOT l N~C5SARILY., .~A. IT MIG~T 1 GUESt> 11<15 CALL5 FOR A ~16 THANK• s~ow HE'Sr RECI<~E5:; NOTICI o• ILICTION ON TAX LIYY IN IXCUI 01' THE TIN MILL LIMITAliON NOTICE !1 herebr ll¥en thlt punu1nce or 1 RQotu.tlon of Bond of Trulteel of the YOU. WITH MONEY. 011.-. Mella Count' BARGAINS :t RESENT YOJ~ INSINUATION THAT I AM A ~ENNI~ESS MeNDICANT! USED GAS CIRCULATORS l 'VE EVEN BEEN FOQC;p "TO CUT Ml RATES! \ 2 - 35,000 BTU Warm Morning $15 to $25 . GAS CIRCULATORS 1 - 65,000 BTU Humphreys GAS CIRCULATOR 5 ROOM hou.ee aod rent, extra Jot, lot 1120 E. Main St., Pomeroy. 0 . Ph. 992·.m4. 10 25 61c S\1.-\LL. 4 ro11m s, fr1rni ·' '1· ed house with ~ath, in Ma son. Ph . 992-:!872. Por.•erov. 0 . 10 26 Stc 5 ROOM hou!>e, hath , furn(lce, mo~tl.v furnished . West Point, · Hartford. W. Va. Contact )lfr. K. F. Ridenour at. 882-2356. 10256tc l COTTAGE on Laurel St. in Pomeroy, newly decorated, . rent rea"i mabie. Frank ~'ugate' 1192-5293. 10 2S tic TRAILER -LOT,Mldclleport, o. Ph. 992-3442. 10 23 5tc I ROOM apartmeot bath. Pb. II!IU319. I t Ue J ROOM furnished aparlm.,.l, nceUenl conditioo, conv01l· ont to a shopping area, im· mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992IMI alter i g. m. lll 16 lie wilh 1 - 65,000 Durborn GAS CIRCULATOR - - ·_ $55 1 - 65,000 M1rti~ GAS CIRCULATOR------ $59 .I /. Harri.SORYI"IIe USED APPUANCES 1 - GE Refrige.:ltor Wtth F"'-"n Food Comparlment -----.:.-- $19. 1 - We~tinghouse 14 ~u. ft. . Refrlg!irator -----...- - - - s~ It , l ":l Wrlnge~ Washer ' ' $24 .~~ 1 . ., :;7 . ·.•• 1 .,. H~nlllton G~t!l Dryer 1 ,. GE Electric Drnr -.:..' ,. As Low As $45 ... $49 239·9S ',, Htr;R<;F·IifSTONE ~ . -I OHIO ' and son of Middleporl called on presenl were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pa;ru. Ava Gilkey recently. . /Cecil Jewell, Don. Black~otd, spent a week r•cently will Harold Graham end frrend or Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey Hesaie Graham Frank Landakor of Woodrow, Columbus spent the weekend/ and Tad, Karen, Kathy ol AI- Mr. and Mrt.' Mel Scha Colo., Is here visiting friends wrlh hiS mother, Besste Gra-1bany, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gil· Ashlaed •pent Thul'lda un;: ham. key and Joey of Gallipolis. Ava Frida 11 the H Y a and relallves. Mr. Landaker, Mrs. Jeltie Arlx wenllll Ches- Gilkey and Mr. and Mrs. Ter- hom/ Enrou oillday · A!kina who Is 86 years old, has recent- apeake Ohio lor her daughter's ry Whaley and n Ch' 0 f Co- · · te h~e die) were ly. recovered from a severe weddln~ ' b A kso · edlp, h Involved In an accident al ._ 1urn us. 1ur ey a heart k Mrs Land1k ..,.. am caster Mrs Sch 11111 waa ~'lilac • · .er Dale Whaley Is In Morrow dinner was served followed by ousl · . · was not able 10 make the lr!p. County hospital at Mt. Gilead a birthday cake aed ice cream the ~lnj\nd •n~ two tnell 'MIChael Epple and Mrs. ElSie . as a surgical patient. in observance of the 5th birth· ha er car ~ killed. lllrL Haning were recently united bt l _Ava Gilkey spent a night day of Joey Gilkey. The :ys."" Is a ntece or U, llaiiJ. marriage. With Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whaleys received several nice Mr. and Mrs. Ed BreS9Ier Gilkey and Salurday night and gifto. Joey was presented a ~nday guests at the HaUldoJ(Evelyn Lutz) and Mr. and Sunday with the F. 0. Wha- pooy saddle and bridle. All<ins horne w.e Mr. 811111 Nra. !rlrs. Clyde Bressler (Edith lejrs. Mrs. Snaron Jewell oltended Dwi~t. Mutchler of Alliuo. LUtz), Lancaster called on their Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley the post ornce one daJI la•t M.r. •Ill! III"JD OWN II aunt, AV~ Gilkey, Sunday afler- (Allee Gllk"') ol CoiQDlPWI eel- week while Frances Alkire wao ~?W'••Ptnlo ...,._ .._ miiOlJ. ebrated their 21th wedding an- at Albany NiSI homt &ivm& .ll!f w\11.·_~ lfa:ll!*t;. AaW - -- ,., ~ "H·~-•· -:-"''' 1·-'.. o •. . , . . . . , . , } , ' 0 I ... .,, ·~ ~4t l'"" , 1i 1 't H " {, .~,1107; ( .I !< ,. Fu*'NIJUR'E '' ' 1\ · ' ' . , · \ ."''~.,r.••• & S4·· Nfghll_, - ltlldcllepart ~..,t~~~~~~· ~-~· -.;..~.~.~.'\')!'!~11. Mt1and ~ .;·. ,:." ~n. Cbarlea Byers niverury on ·Oct If. GueaiS pei'Qaanents. · .• . • . r' ·'•...-'' ' •' IIIDJ(Y. - �r I I ' ', I ,:'\ J .. ' . •,, ,I I rHE WILLETS .• Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way usiness Services., l' ' 1S-!'>a<ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, W4NT AD INFORMATION I CAMCELLATIONI co•lltiCTIO•I Dt For aecepQd unHI ' 1111 A. Dn ot M. PUIIIIc...... Oct 28, :1-966 0 miAUTl' Motor Co. 65 CHEVROLET • For Sale. I' AIREDALE aod Elk pups, Eugene Wyatt, Pome~ov OIADLINB p, M. Dlt l.toro P•DIIC.tt.ll Mona.., Dteauao t:ao A. M. WWI• e. . hound 1 Che1 shire, 0. Also will trade a , Cub tractor for a IBrge one. ' ______ -· 10 21 3tp! I, Zig zag equipped tc button. hole, applique, monograms, overcasts. etc. Pay off bal· ance due of 4 payments f6 each. Ph. 992-2ii85. • 10 19 tic ExperlenciCI RADIATOR SERVICE roon f1msh, rad1o and healer. 1965 CHEVROLET a con 1 ,.r tNorv an. Ut. .rtlo• Mlnlnwm c ... .,. " conb 1:1 Collb " ' -rd tor r•r•• co• M<Ut1v. lna•rtiOM M ' " cent DIKOUnl on 0111 o41 an• octt pltct wttnt• Ul dl)'l. ~.&RD OF JHANI(S • OIITUAIUEI 11.25 tor 10 wonl minimum. hell aclclltlon1t word lo. OFFICI HOUII:$ I:M A . M. to 5:00 P M. OiiiiJ hturchlr 1::10 A.. M. to U:ll Noon IT'S 10 eASY gine. Power sl{'('ring. 1961 RAMBLER --~--:---:-:---:- RESUL l PRODUCINiil WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 Th~nks $595 Coil\'. Cpe. Good tires, 6 cyl Htgine. }itd. mm s., R H. ~(I{H.i top, p, sttoenng . Pomeroy Motor Co. ,......,""·· - OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. TO Pl&CI A C'!rd of Green finish , elean intenor, power re..r gla S6, 327 VB en- II ONI OP rHI BLAETTNARS $2395 Bt.>"l Air 3 sent .'~tat ion WHIND. Low mileage by bu.s!nes.s man. M50 SPORT NICEST PIOPLII SPRINT Jnrler, _power steering, spotless fawn mtenor, 1JeauL1ful ma- KAlliS HONDA SAm & SERVIa BOBCAT $2295 Impa la Hardtop. Locally owned ancl on!y 12_,000 mile~. 6 cyi- Pot Wlfllt Ad IOI'YICO HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Prom the Lar~t Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. ILAETTNARS Phone 992·2 I43 DICK RAWLINGS MIDDLEPORT OHIO Legal Notice DRIVE A CLEAN CAR KDTH GOBLE FORD flY :1-2196 MlddiiiiOrl, 0 Real !:state For Sale for be- ' ONI MINUTE ONLY SOC tJ.DRIVE THRU CAR WASU 11 Lonr Bootom to ...,.,u,., RETVRN· ecor eTruck eH..ter Core • Bulldozer eAny Type WITH DANCE!! ., IT ONLY TAKIIS oeaa.'-' M! N- Radiolili Shoj TO MAKE UP FOR, 'iOUTflFUL Clii>IE Wl :1-2151 Pomeroy, 0. le1led llid1 are aow bellll accepted fi>r c.rrylns- the UnUed Statu Mall for t.he term of 3, .11188 tor 1uch aubaequent date u JnQ be ol'd•red) to JUn1 30 191'1, 011 the tOUo• 1n1 deserlbed route: From Pomeroy Post OHiee \'Ia Hllbway lH to Min· enviUe. Syracuse, ltactne, Portland, SERVICE HONORA5 LE WIFEW15HES Rawlings Honda Sale! NOTttl RADIATOR CALL lNG vis fti '{hway t2f-248 and 7, tu Pomeroy, equal to 1.'1.09 milet aJJd back. twelve time a wllek, but no Hrvlce requiH!d on Sundays wd hoD. days (8). For •omplt.to! information •• EEIIi I Ml:ll!lli POMEROY £LECT M£ A> 'rtX!R to IChedule• and requiremenll,. alll~--------.;..,­ tnterested penon• are alllted to per- I" aonally contact the Pofim11ter lit OD thJ ,Utb IJaJ of September, 19ft#; PomeroJ', Ohio. theN will M 1QbQI1tte(l to I •ot " 10 3IJ ltc of thl peop.. of lAid OUve ToWMil at I GENERAL ELJI'.CTJON tel be heln ln lh1 Townabtp of OU••· Meh , CollDtJ, Oblo, It the NIWU pllch NOTICI OF IHIRIFF'I IALI of VGUD( lbMeln, on Tuetdu, tho lD punuanc:e of In order of aile 8tb d&f af Not-embftr, 1914. U.1 flUe~ 11'1 partltioD iiJUed out of tba Com- Uon ot levyln1, In elleell of tbe 11 , mon Pleu Court of Melil County, m1U UmitJtloa, for tM beaefk "' Ohio, In cue of Virall R. Marah. Plain· on" Town~htp Board o1 huatles ' ' ·' U!t. agaloal Carrie Selby el al .. De- thl purpoa of PJ'OVidllll JDd m1111 fire IPPilJ'!ltlu. appUinCf'o, fendant.~~. beinl Cue fifo. 13,748, tn taJnln1 111id Court. I will offer fot 1ale at bulldiD.Ja, or •lte• therefor . or 1oau pubU<' auction at the fmn\ door Of .,. M water auppb and maleri P'• UlereJor or Ute utablllbmeat; -' 1nl! the Cou rt House in .aid Satllrday, ~be 2tlth day ol N~;~;;,;.,;; maintenance of Une1 oJ JiM alarm telt(l'lph. 1!168. at ten O' clotll A. M., SAid tu bebiJ: 1u:1 ..SdiUonal , Ia• lM.>Inr de1cribed ftal e•t•te, to-wit; of 011.1 and o. .ball mw. te rua for five yean at • rate not IUHdlill 1.!1. mlllt tor eadl o11e dollar lv HOWIE SCHNEIDER fJI~Ir NU ot· uJua 1 wouldn't 1 SHAll Gll,t:TH ANI> I SH~LL TAKETH AWAY! L!'/\DtR A'-JD I WILL DO MY HUM6Lf fltST TO SERVO. 'lXJ J diqnihJ a ~mear lo ke that by even I Gl!E'SS I WASIJT HUM&£ mentioninq it.' f:NOUG/1! lo<. THE BORN LOSEII tlon, which amounLI to Flfteea Cent.a for e~~eb one hundred 4ol1Jn 01 "llu atlon, for Five :t'tllrl. Tbl Polll foJ utd KIMftOII wW nt open at 6:30 Vc'cloclr A. M lnd rt maUl apea uattl 1:10 e'doell p, M Kutem Standard Tim of uld dur nder ol Ute Boud 0;1 Elilotl.oruo of ftleiJII CoUDty. Ohio. lmmett G. WW. Cl\a.l.rmm DorolhJ M. Johnlf.on C..,rlr Dated OcWbtlr 1. J95 <10) 12. 18, :Ill Ull ....... J GASULIN! ALLEY By ART SANSOM , B' SO- AS ONE WHO HIS WAY TO THE TOP. SLIDE BACK LOOKS A FAST ONE. ~- .' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! ly HAROLD GRAY By MI:RRILL BLOSSER ·-·AND I INVITED WE Ti-UI<'>~f ep;zoo To SPEND YOU WE~~ THE NJGHH1£~ ( f'I':OWLtRSI OH, 1 'K!iO\IJ ' 81~f 1"H£'< ld'E RE S O PROUD · WA5Ti-\AT WHAT . I WAS SHODr'iOU \YtRE SHOOT- ING Af A HANGING IN" AT, POP? lAMP. AND A WATER 'fHEY WERE 'BOUT TO ~ND EVER'BODY : sa ~APP'{ OWN Fl/tR' H~l~ PiPE IN Ti-\f CEILING I 6UT COHSDER ii-IE TIUY."'..AHDS OF LITTlt TJ.IiRO ·STRifiGERS Wf-\0 DIDN'T INVITE() Tg YEP ! MV <!'r H~A!<T Til£ 'VJCTOR'r'"SUii'PJllS£ PAQ'TY I THINK WHAT A LOT 0~ ..J085 .4T TH' TOP ~Rf OPEM li:lW FOR THo Sf SIRVJVORS 1U CHISR MD ' FINACLE AND Kill f:OR ~ i!!HO !ili!l!!§ l<iU() tl WI~ 1 Bl EEDS FOQ lf\'\T, W~OLE GA'<Gi AND CAY' 1 11H1, m HAVE 1 HAT HAPF'<N .I / '! -- . - ' f t \ NOT l N~C5SARILY., .~A. IT MIG~T 1 GUESt> 11<15 CALL5 FOR A ~16 THANK• s~ow HE'Sr RECI<~E5:; NOTICI o• ILICTION ON TAX LIYY IN IXCUI 01' THE TIN MILL LIMITAliON NOTICE !1 herebr ll¥en thlt punu1nce or 1 RQotu.tlon of Bond of Trulteel of the YOU. WITH MONEY. 011.-. Mella Count' BARGAINS :t RESENT YOJ~ INSINUATION THAT I AM A ~ENNI~ESS MeNDICANT! USED GAS CIRCULATORS l 'VE EVEN BEEN FOQC;p "TO CUT Ml RATES! \ 2 - 35,000 BTU Warm Morning $15 to $25 . GAS CIRCULATORS 1 - 65,000 BTU Humphreys GAS CIRCULATOR 5 ROOM hou.ee aod rent, extra Jot, lot 1120 E. Main St., Pomeroy. 0 . Ph. 992·.m4. 10 25 61c S\1.-\LL. 4 ro11m s, fr1rni ·' '1· ed house with ~ath, in Ma son. Ph . 992-:!872. Por.•erov. 0 . 10 26 Stc 5 ROOM hou!>e, hath , furn(lce, mo~tl.v furnished . West Point, · Hartford. W. Va. Contact )lfr. K. F. Ridenour at. 882-2356. 10256tc l COTTAGE on Laurel St. in Pomeroy, newly decorated, . rent rea"i mabie. Frank ~'ugate' 1192-5293. 10 2S tic TRAILER -LOT,Mldclleport, o. Ph. 992-3442. 10 23 5tc I ROOM apartmeot bath. Pb. II!IU319. I t Ue J ROOM furnished aparlm.,.l, nceUenl conditioo, conv01l· ont to a shopping area, im· mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992IMI alter i g. m. lll 16 lie wilh 1 - 65,000 Durborn GAS CIRCULATOR - - ·_ $55 1 - 65,000 M1rti~ GAS CIRCULATOR------ $59 .I /. Harri.SORYI"IIe USED APPUANCES 1 - GE Refrige.:ltor Wtth F"'-"n Food Comparlment -----.:.-- $19. 1 - We~tinghouse 14 ~u. ft. . Refrlg!irator -----...- - - - s~ It , l ":l Wrlnge~ Washer ' ' $24 .~~ 1 . ., :;7 . ·.•• 1 .,. H~nlllton G~t!l Dryer 1 ,. GE Electric Drnr -.:..' ,. As Low As $45 ... $49 239·9S ',, Htr;R<;F·IifSTONE ~ . -I OHIO ' and son of Middleporl called on presenl were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pa;ru. Ava Gilkey recently. . /Cecil Jewell, Don. Black~otd, spent a week r•cently will Harold Graham end frrend or Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey Hesaie Graham Frank Landakor of Woodrow, Columbus spent the weekend/ and Tad, Karen, Kathy ol AI- Mr. and Mrt.' Mel Scha Colo., Is here visiting friends wrlh hiS mother, Besste Gra-1bany, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gil· Ashlaed •pent Thul'lda un;: ham. key and Joey of Gallipolis. Ava Frida 11 the H Y a and relallves. Mr. Landaker, Mrs. Jeltie Arlx wenllll Ches- Gilkey and Mr. and Mrs. Ter- hom/ Enrou oillday · A!kina who Is 86 years old, has recent- apeake Ohio lor her daughter's ry Whaley and n Ch' 0 f Co- · · te h~e die) were ly. recovered from a severe weddln~ ' b A kso · edlp, h Involved In an accident al ._ 1urn us. 1ur ey a heart k Mrs Land1k ..,.. am caster Mrs Sch 11111 waa ~'lilac • · .er Dale Whaley Is In Morrow dinner was served followed by ousl · . · was not able 10 make the lr!p. County hospital at Mt. Gilead a birthday cake aed ice cream the ~lnj\nd •n~ two tnell 'MIChael Epple and Mrs. ElSie . as a surgical patient. in observance of the 5th birth· ha er car ~ killed. lllrL Haning were recently united bt l _Ava Gilkey spent a night day of Joey Gilkey. The :ys."" Is a ntece or U, llaiiJ. marriage. With Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whaleys received several nice Mr. and Mrs. Ed BreS9Ier Gilkey and Salurday night and gifto. Joey was presented a ~nday guests at the HaUldoJ(Evelyn Lutz) and Mr. and Sunday with the F. 0. Wha- pooy saddle and bridle. All<ins horne w.e Mr. 811111 Nra. !rlrs. Clyde Bressler (Edith lejrs. Mrs. Snaron Jewell oltended Dwi~t. Mutchler of Alliuo. LUtz), Lancaster called on their Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley the post ornce one daJI la•t M.r. •Ill! III"JD OWN II aunt, AV~ Gilkey, Sunday afler- (Allee Gllk"') ol CoiQDlPWI eel- week while Frances Alkire wao ~?W'••Ptnlo ...,._ .._ miiOlJ. ebrated their 21th wedding an- at Albany NiSI homt &ivm& .ll!f w\11.·_~ lfa:ll!*t;. AaW - -- ,., ~ "H·~-•· -:-"''' 1·-'.. o •. . , . . . . , . , } , ' 0 I ... .,, ·~ ~4t l'"" , 1i 1 't H " {, .~,1107; ( .I !< ,. Fu*'NIJUR'E '' ' 1\ · ' ' . , · \ ."''~.,r.••• & S4·· Nfghll_, - ltlldcllepart ~..,t~~~~~~· ~-~· -.;..~.~.~.'\')!'!~11. Mt1and ~ .;·. ,:." ~n. Cbarlea Byers niverury on ·Oct If. GueaiS pei'Qaanents. · .• . • . r' ·'•...-'' ' •' IIIDJ(Y. - �\. '' ,,.., t' ..., \ Thursday Friday, S~turday and Monday :.. E~dlof th& Month Sule i~ 'every department atEiberf:rds In Pomeroy-Store hours: Week;d.ay*' ~,:15 to&; Frid~y -~o 8 and Saturday 9 to 9 PM. Lots of bargai~s for your home a~~ family~ ,___...:.i_· - - - - - - ; SOCIAL CAlENDAR I WEDNESDAY THE ROCK ~PRINGS home· makers club wiU meet Wednes- ! ' October !6 at I IV"· at ' day, the home ol Mrs Harold Black· ; ston. The topic will be meal : planning. I · Fii:ENF.Y-Bennett Post 128, American Legion,. will have a · spaghetti dinner Wednesday ev. ehing at the legion hall in Mid· dleport beginnin~ at 6:30 p.m. with the regular meeting to follow . PJans will be complet. ed. for the community Halla • ween observance to be held at the Middleport stadium Mon· day, Oct. 31. In case of rain , the event will he held at the legion hall. All members are urged to attend the dinner meeting. HEATH METHODIST Church will hold a family night dinner Wednesday evening, Oct. 26, at 6:30 p. m. at the church. Those attending are to bring a cover· ed dish and table service. T~e I Rev. Calvin Rodeheffer. dJs- , 1 1 I PLAYnX s ALEI SAVE NOW ON WOMENS SKIRTS See this outstanding group of womens all wool skirts. Solids, tweeds, herringbones, and plaids. Many styles and colors to choose from. $12.95 WOMENS SKIRTS . .......... .. ... SALE $10.29 _ $1D.95 WOMEN'S SKIRTS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE $8.2'1 $8.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. SALE $7.29 $7.95 WOMEII.< SKIRTS .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE $6.2: $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .... .. .... .... .... SALE $4.2 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waltoo, Reedsville, Obio, are annOuae. lng tbe engagement of lhelr daughter, Sandra Kay, to Pvl. Gary Landon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dooatd Landon, Tuppers Plains, Obio Pvt. Landon Is stationed at Fort Gordon, Ge<Irgla , wbere be is in Radio Teletype Repair SchOOling. Bolh are 1966 graduates of Eastero Higb School. Wedding conON POOR BOY SWEATERS DUSTERS Washable cotton print flannel and Cordana. 1'4 sleeves, button front, 2 roomy pockets. Sizes 10 to 18 and 38 to 44 . JOO % DuPont orion _poor boy knit sweaters. Long sleeves and short sleeves. Solids and stripes. Sh:es small, medium and large. 3.95 C I b db e e rate y Mrs. Hansher Golden Rule Class Meets at W'/son Home Solo MI!I!IS $6.95 WOOL WORK SHIRTS Solid colors of wheat, blue, Ioden green. Rawhide Iace nee k. Sll po ver style Sizes 6 to 16 l ' FOR THIS SALE 3.50 GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRTS GIRLS SKIRT$ GIRLS SKIRTS ..... ..... .. . .. ..... .. .... ... ...... .. .... , .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ,. .... . .... .. , .. .. ................ .... .... . .............. . .. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $7.29 $6.29 $4.29 $3.49 $3.29 $2.29 S.lt Mono $3.91 knlb Dtnlm loYJ $1.95 Long Sltt¥1 SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 6 to 18, Stripes, Paisleys, smart plaids. Button down collars. save Soft and 7~% ~% 3·44 69c polr Large size fine cotton white handkerehlelt with shadow stripe or wide hem. for WORLD COAT SWEATERS Rove double elbows lor extra wear. Fam0111lnlerloek 1mlt weave. Comfortable, wamt and 101111 wearlllg. Bron Jllatb..-. leal heather, navy blue. Slzea 38 to 411 and al!es 48 to 114. 7·00 5.95 lltTRA SIZES 31 TO 36 .. .. .. .. .. ....... ... .. .. .. $3.95 SALEI MINS ILUE DENIM 3.95 Girls Ginllft' Snop0 $1.95 PHIL MAID ENSEMBLES Cotton Panties Nylon mat<bing gown and robe ensembles. Mint, pink, maize and blue. Siz. es small, medium and large. Solo 7.00 lOO'll eotton, washable, full White only. 3 pairs 1.19 MR. WRANGLER AND PONDIROIA YOUNG MENS $5.95 SCRUI DINIM SPORT SHIRTS Pullover style with rawhide la~e neck. Solld color 1D blue, blll'iWldY, Ioden green, wheat. Small, medium, large and utra large. All sizes up to 14. $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. ............ . - - .- SALI $2A9 $3.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. .. ..... ..... - •• - SALE $3.39 $4.95 GIRLS DRESSES ..... .. .. .......... --SALE $3.89 $5.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .., - ..... .. ... ...... ,. SALI $4.19 $7.95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. .........., ... - ... ... SAL! $6.39 $1.95 GIRLS DRESSES .... ... ..... ..... ...... ... SALE $7.39 $10,95 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. . . - ..... ,....... SALE $1.29 $13.95 GIRLS DRESSIS ...... . ....... ........ SAL! $10.2'1 $16.50 GIRLS DRESSES .. .. ..... ...... .... 'SAL'I $13.39 $3.95 PHIL MAID WOMEN$ BRUSHED TRICOT GOWNS Warmth without welgbt is youn ln thele aleepww fav. orileo of luscious Brusiied '1\icot Walls lenf(h and !on1 IOWDB. Sizes amaU (32-34), medimn (36-38), lorre (4().42), and extra large (44-46). Pink and aqua. Oc·j 3.66 . macblne cut for GIRLS DRESSES lllo Made of 10 ounce blue denim. Saaforhed lhrunk, triple stitched denim. Bar Ia~ at all stra1D poinll. Sizes 34 to 48, comfort. Won't sbr!nl out of fit. a..t resistant waistband. Sizes 4: to 16, I ltl 4.50 The aox for 1111 1p0rt. wool, 85% rayon, 10% eylon and ~% <atton. Proceoaed to redUCt! &brinklie. Nylon reinfor· ced heel and toe. Sizel 10 tbru 13. ~% 2 pairs Soft and warm 100% cotton flannel -'full lenath tailored pajamas for women. Assorted prints. S!uo 32 thru 40. Our regular ,2.95 pajamas. pairs SoiJd white ond white with llripe topa. 5· 00 Zipper Front Jackets . belie combination. 8. lolo 2 pal.. 1· IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND. FLOOR Models"" Holl•y Suppha - Ho"r Kits tt.. ...... ohopplnt lo ... lllo - Holtfty Models on 111o on tho lit Ploor. •••·· v •• l i d - Kits. lllllh ·u Vlalble FroDt, Brei- .Gr&IPIDIIIand iDd Othan. Sport XIII lite Joluull Ullltu, DempMJ VL l'll'po and more. New 11181 Jlode1 Car XlltiJielal Xito of the old ean. Beatlf to lUll tar Buldr, Blvlera, l'ord GT, Corvette Stint IIQ', - - . 111 1'11 Alrplallel lltch 11 Sluka Dive Bombor, Jlulllilr eqtdp. pod 'l'n1ller Plant, U. 8. NaVJ Jlel1 DlVtr, AllplaM Dl 111ch 11 Botlnl m JetllDer. ·brutheo, fiiiOiand 1111111' bobiJ)o IIUPJilJ iteJ1f. Yot. f')ll'll 81\107 lookln1 OVII' tbil IIIW Hleetiaa. ~ lfme to ... wW'i • I l l the bobby bnot·w Id\!!lf • ,.,.,_.... ,.fDII, . SALEI BOYS SCRUB DENIM JEANS 111'• oz. dllllm In popular Wealerll slfle. IIIDforbed IInDt. ltiGULAl ...lt IIZII 2 TO 12 _ .. ___ IALI OM IIGULAl tut IIZU 14 TO 11 - - - - - IALI Noll 00 . 's.. Tilt·Ntw ''HooYir'' walll.,.. De11onsbatetl . . On .... 2ad ...... All Col. . of Nylon Net 721neh Wkllll - - yd, 29C ben. ' -------- ....... -··~-~~-------- 1-00 !lllrs SELECT YOUR RECORDS Toko Slzu 11111a11, medium, large and tJilri. large. Two poo. teta - 100% wool - 'l'he popular red aD4 blaell cbeclted pattern and now a new pattarn In 1187 aod Exquisitely tailored - finely ltnlt all rayon panUeo. Lnng wearing, smooth fitting. Your eltolce of band leg or elastic leg briefs. Wltlte only. Slzea 5, 6, 7 and 3 raur Obotee and b117 what you wut. MENS ALL WOOL SHANMONT PANTIES while. Long weulq. Comfortabe to wear. or Konoral iD 33 BPM or 45 RPM. Brow'!.~naol UtrouP·tile reeonl departmen~ u.teo to the ...... SPORT SHIRTS 8.95 u. . . . 10, 11, 1J and Random mixed brown and Seteot JOUr tavorltt record. You'll lind a bll eeleetl0111 3.95 WOMEN$ WORK SOCKS Stereo MENS PERMANENT PRESS PLAIDs-PAISLEYS-SOLID COLORS All are tho •....,... need lronllll'' materialo tbat are 10 popular now. Plenty ollhlrla with lona talll, plentJ ol tapered s!Jieo, plenty of eonserntlve tn>oo, too. 1D rtiU1at and button down ooUar leo. 8iuo .JtP.II (lf.W$ med· ium (lJI.II!\iJ,larlo (111-:r\i) and txtri ll1'le (17·1V~). 2 for 7·00 2 8, 8\i and 8-11. 2 ,... 79c SLEEV~ MINI ROCKFORD RID HilL out11 Bop 100% coltoll top and 70'JO cotton and 30~ DJ· Jon foot erew ooeb. Sllea 1-00 LONG Use EIIIMfelds Sensible Cndlt Service PlanoJ<n:" lor complotel;y raur home. . CREW SOCKS ATHLETIC SOCKS Slop iD Elberfelds me111 department right awQ", 1M the Carhartt brown Duct OveraU. ond Jacteta, the Leo fine quality blanket Hned overall jaeketl, the b.on)r twill Jackett with blanket llnina: bJ KiDJiole, the DIIDI Worlc Ulllforma, Coverall.l, heavy winter underwear, wort oopo, wort belli, IUIPtnden, work Jl)oveo ol all ldndl, worlc altlrta. Now Lo a JOOd Ume to otock lfll on wltat JOil need. Bo reatlf lor colder weather abeod. l'or purchuiDI Fum!· tun. Appllaneea, TV'a, IOYS MIPRfNIII'OOT" "SUN" OR '"'PUN• Katz Flannel Pajamas Solo WORK CLOTHES BIB OVERALLS .. l . • . ' ., Ia .... MENS 100% WOQL BUnON FRONT . Sizes 14% to 17 and extra large s!ua 18, 19 and :!0. Smart plaid ratterns - 100% cotton. FUJI CUt With long tsilll tha atay tucked in. 2 Sllpovero - Coat Styles - In a line rroup of fabrleo and eolors that you'll reaUy like. Solid <oiDI'I, llrlpes, aU woola 100% orlons, Shetland wools, Woo) and Polyester Blends, Lambt Wool. Why don't you slop In on the Ill floor. !leo the big oelectlon mona sweater& Try on oome of them and select what rou need nowt Be aure to see, too, ihe SIDeaters for BOJI' of a!! ag11. Popular styles. Ready 11010 for your aelectlon. MENS $3-95 KING KOLE · LONG TAIL EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT BANG SAEN, 'nlalland <UP!) -President Johnson flew 1o Thailand today for a much needed breather and talks with lop political and military leaders ol this key Asian ally which has made bases available for U.S. air strikes in Viet Nam. .. ~ Pr•sldent, feeling sleePY but buyoed ~Y his dramatic v1slt w1th American Gls at Cam Ranh Ba), came here for a th.ree-day slopover from .Manila. Hm Air Force One Jet had cloged U.S. Air Force fighter cover as it passed high over Sout!I VIet Nam en routa from EQUIPMENT INSPECTION - Rolland Torrence, superintendent of the Ohio Department of Highways the Phfllppines. garage In Meigs County, second from left, discusses the county's snow equipment invent~ry with ga~age per· The fighter" came so close 1o iOnnel as the annual intpection of the heavy-equipment got underway Wednesday mormng. InspectiOn of all the wingtlps of the prealdential trucks equipped with snow control equipment was made by officials of Division 10 and Columbus offices of plane that the faces o1 the pilots the Ohio Department of Highways. - Sentinel Photo. were vlstble. I cranberry. 1'be --- .. . of Sweaters For Men MEN WHin HANDKERCHIEFS 15c 71% Cotton and 29 % Nylon stretch denim ]eans, tailored for perfect fit, side zipper. Sizes 10 to 18. Green, blue, 1 . aoCkl orion &Cl'Jiic and streteb nylon. Ma· ehiao w..hable. Slzeo 1J. 81> and 9-11. White and colol'l. ton. Sanforized shrunk. Ill\. ~ weight. loll durablt, long wearing crew Slzea 29 to 34, 100% cot· FLANNEL SHIRTS WOMEN$ STRETCH DENIM JEANS CREW SQCKS WESnRN JEANS 4.33• WARM SNOWSUITS One and two piece styles. Washable fabrics. Some with pile jackets. Attached warm hoods. Infants and Toddlers sizes. Pastel colors. and deep tones, IIOYS ORLON SEE THE NEW SELEC TION during this sale. ! Mrs. Goebel is H R ostess to ose Garden Club 5 They never need ironing. Blue eolor. Slzeo 29 to 34. Perfect school trousers for High School and College. A special group of girls skirts in scrub denims, all wool solids and plaids. Washable corduroys and cot· ton plaids. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 w 14. $8.95 $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 $2.95 86% Wool- 15% Nylon. Full length shirt tails. Two button throUgh flap pockets. Sizes 15 lo 17. Smart plaid patterns. POR THIS .9S SALE YOUNG MENS $5.95 PERMANENT PRESS GIRLS SKIRTS 1 ,.... , durin& PONDEROSA .SHIRTS I f. ~2. SCRUB DENIM JEANS •I 83rd Birthday 1 thru Magie Controller Girdle or Panty Girdle this sale. GIRLS plans are incomplete. guest Members of th_e_congre-: • gation •nd thetr fa mthes a r urged to attend. ' A STATE CONCLAVE of the Ohio Valley commandery No. 24, Knights Templars, Will he M I . Hansher Syca. Otber 26 rs.. enrue ' ld Wd d 0 he e nes ay · c ' more st. ~iddleport celebratat 7: 30 P· m. A potluck meal ed her 8:Jrd birthday Saturday, Will be served a t 6 311 p. m. . . d ds f RACINE GltANG£ wili meet, receivmg g1fts an car rom Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 at I friends dnd relatives. the Gran e Hall . Booster nighl l On Sund• y. Mrs. Hansher and will be ogbserved and there her sister, Mrs. Magg1e Searles wiU be a speaker for the TH Locust St.;. were guests at a Bond Issue. Everyone is wei- birthday c.mner at the home of come. .Refreshments wlll be her daug~ter Mr. and ~- Burserved dell MeKmney and children. · THURSDAY , Following the dinner she was A RUMMAGE sole will bel presented with a de~orated lteld Oct. 28 and 29 in the for· birthday f'ake WI_th the mscnprner Food-Mart or Evans Gro- 1 lion, "Happy Btrthday Mom, ctry on Seoond St. in Pomero:.,183 yrs." Anyone having rummage may I Other guests were the Rev. bring It to that building Thurs- and Mrs. Okev Cart, Mrs. day afternoon, Oct. '1:1. The sale Clark, Hobson; Mr. and Mrs. Is sponsored by the senior molh· Charles Mc~lnney and son, ers of Eastern High School. I Ernest, Gal!Ipohs; Mrs. Mary THE HEMLOCK Grange Eat·; Walburn, Mrs. Herbert Gilkey orama will be held Thursday and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett evening, Oct. '1:1 at 5 p.m. Come home, it's supper Lime. . ROCK SPRINGS Grange will meet Th•HSday, at 8 p.m. There will be a program and refresh· ments will be "erved. I I HEMLOCK Grove Grange : The Golden Rule Sunday will hm a jilney supper •School Cl•ss of lhe Long BotThursday oeginoing at 4:30 p. i tom churches met at the home m , a t the Grange hall. :of Mrs. Monad Wilson for their THE WOMEN'S Association October meeting. The president, of the Mt,dleport First United Mrs. Swain,_ opened the meet· i'resbytertan Church will meet ing by reading '!'e first elght Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m.j verses of Pbllljlptans. Th~ roll at the church. Mrs. Myron Mil· call was answered by gmng a 1er will b• the program leader 1verse in the Bible. There .~ere and Mrs. Joe Bailey, devotion- readings by Mr~; Swam, The a1 leader. Hostesses will be Coontry Church, and by Mrs. jfrs. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. Ed· Larkins, "Jus~. one lone leaf;,. ward Crooks, Miss Mary Park, Mrs. ~dg~!l, Where s~aill I and Mrs. Rodney Downing, Work? ; Idle Wo~s: by THE ~ERNOON Circle of Mrs. Hensley, and TmJe Is Heath 1.!ethodist Church will quickly passing," by Mrs. Webmeet Thursday afternt> >n at ster. Recitation was by Ethel the church with Mrs. 0 . P. l Larkin• and a quiz by Mary Kleill, program leader. Hosless. P1erce. ., will be Mrs. E. M. Wood. I A fine potluck l~ch was ser· Mrs p L Mitch and Mrs. c. A. ved lo the followmg, Mr. llAd 1;: • · j. Mrs. Charleo Hensley, Mr. and ~~ JONATHAN Meigs Mrs. Lewis Egell Mr.and Mrs. pu.pter, D.A.R., will sponsor a Dave Yates, Mr. and Mrs, ~b­ rummag• and bake sale Thurs- ert Wb!te, Mrs. Ethel Larktns, 'ay and Friday, Oct. 27 •28 in Mrs. Manda Taylor, Mary Ute Fry building on Mill St. ':erce, Tress Swam, Bess Lar· baked good• will be sold kins, Mr. Cozart, Mrs. Ara pn Friday. Members wishing lo Myers, Bess Webter ansd the . ked up may con- .hostes9, Mrs. Wilson. The have 1'tems p1c ~ct Mrs. James Brewington or ~=v~Jo~~~:lth a prayer by ~rs . Gevrge Sk111ner. AU PERSONS on lhe com· ' mtttees for the Pomeroy PTA j lfalloween party are asked to 1 eet Thursday. October 'll at p. '"· at the school w sack rlzes and set up booths. , WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris- I The Rose Garden Club met tiao Serviedi of the Cllester I recenlly at the home of Mrs. Metiiodist Chllr<h will ob!rei'Ve Frank Goebel Jr., with the • A CaD to Prayer and Self· I president, Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, in Denial" program Thursday, charge. noll call was answered Iober 27, at 7::iO p. m. The by naming leaves for arrange. theme for 1966 is "These My 1 ments. .Brethren." Men, women and 1l Mrs. Clarence Headley gave children are invited, a report on the tuberculosis FRIDAY levy renewal that will he on THE W.C.T.U. will meet Fri· the November ballot The club day eveoing, Oct. 28 at t be voted 100 per ctnt ln favor of Middleport ChurCh of Christ at the levy. 7:30 p.m. There wa.t dlscussiOD on the SATURDAY regJonal moettng to be held THE RUTLAND High School Marietta, Nov. -10, aloog with 1866 annual homecotning dance: tire work •hop on Christmas will he held this coming Satur- 1oratiolll at MltMieport, Nov. 2, day night following the !l.utland-/1at 7:30 p. m. A Mood turnout of Poca football game. The Jays members Is needed at that wiU emcee the informal event / meeling. Mrs. Unyd Stout bad from 10 p.m. w midnight. The the special arrangement RibRutland High School cheerlead· I hons were awarded to Mrs. ers and the Yearbook staff lrill1 Guy Boggess, Mrb, R.V. Wea•ponsor lhe dance which is ~p- !herman, Mrs. Glen Slout and! en to the public. Mrs. Floyd Stout. Dorothy Stout wu In tbarce '•' MEETS TONIGHT of the' pmea tuid prizes W8DI ,• 'lbe Wildwood Garden club to Grace stout, Bue1 BarnhW wJ11 meet lonlgbl at 7:30, al the and Pal Yugo. Pal Yeaao f , jwrne e1 Mrs. Vietor Hysell, the traveling prl2e. RefMb. rib Mn. vernon Nease .. eo-jlnentswere RI'Ved to I t . 3·44 BOYS $4.95 SCRUB DENIM WOMENSWARM ' conoN .SUPS·. SANDRA KAY WALTON trict superintendent. will be a : 1 Pr1ct of Any Ploylox Golden • Moll n' Hold, en tine , Floe quall(J ..;;to. prlnto ln o!zes A, B, c, and D. Button ·our roaular $2:oo· fine· · · • iront coat otyle top. An eXctllent rroup ol patterna In wtton fulllliPI-b~ ·IRder~. · " · otripes, checks; novelty dealano. - lJtUe or no trontn& required. Eyelet or sell , ·. . · SPICfAL IALE embroldeey trim. Sizes 3;1 • PRICE · ¥ bgul~r at y •• SAUl 'MENS COTTON PAJAMAS Womono Flgurfll SAVE- e • I olitical Fallout Claimed by Both rom Asian ·Trip ,,,, country are nylng raids against He conllnues bi5 25,IIIJO.mile Communist targets In both Asian tour Sunday, flying on 1o North and South VIet Nam. A Malaysia. squndron of rescue helicopters Thailruxi is In nmny senses also operates from a base at the key country in the U.S. Narkom Phanom In northeast framework for containing comThailand along the Mekong monism in Southeast Asia. River. Dioeuos Guerrllla Problem Johnson was to spend the Among the problems to be "working holiday" at a govern- discussed fn closed meetings ment guest bouse lacing the wert: Gulf of Slam across a broad -A new program of counter beach of pure white sand. insurgency lor the trouble Friday be goes by helicopter 68 northeastern area oJ Thalland miles north to the capital of where Commonist guen·lllas Bangkok for a roception to be units have been forming pockets presided over by King Bhumlbol of rebellion for the past Adjulyadej and Queen Siriidt. two years. -A &talus of forllel . . . meot for the 31,0110 U.S. lnlapl, mostly Air Fo""' penutu41, already In lbe eounby and al! those expected to follow. -More military aid lf1i Thailand's fledgllnc III'IDY to help it mee1 1117 threat Gt1 fAJ possible invasion. " Joltnson's Air Force 011 J!l sat down easily at 1:51 f1.111.t (2:53 am., EDT) oo - tJ Utapao'• two 11,500-foot Nfo ways after a three 111111 ~ hour fUgbt frmn ~= tbe President had .· in the leftllo!Utllon ..,..... COIIference 011 VIetNam. Ambush Error Clouds Impact of LBJ Visit � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 26, 1966 bath