https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/124c8d2e31523b3bad7240c2587e18d8.pdf 526fc346bcd690c9d05b870688e3fbff PDF Text Text ,, • j ' ' I ' • ! ' ' J ·•• ., .... ~l "· . ,, .. .,.,. ' ' Elberfelds Are Open Thursday 9:15 to 5:00 - _Friday . • >, ·to:8•00. ,! . :. • ..'O:bo to 9:00 ., -"-· • \i . ' • I, DBIIOtetf To The lnt.BIWII 81 ., . Jlefp.Mt11011 ;,,. · VOL XVIII NO, 170 Engagement of Miss Vermillion Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Marion Vermll· -. li9Jf ...~. larysville, are announc,Jfig the engagement of their daughter, Janet Kay, to Stall Sergeant Harolrl D. Graham, PANMUNJOM (UPI) - An An)erican patrol !ougbt bad< so llercel.v before II was Wiped 0111 by North Korean lnvaden one Its memben will be nominated posthumously for the Medal of Honor, mllitsry « See our smart eolleetlon of warm Car Coats I<>< the eold days ahea1. Choose !rom eorduroy, wool nlellon, wool tweed, heek· suede, deep pile fake fur, llinJle and double breaste4 styles. WOMENS DRESSES son of Mrs. Bessie M. Graham, Harrisonville. Miss Vermillion is a gradu•te of North western High School. Raymond . Sergeant Grntam is a graduate of Scipio High School, Harrisomille, an~ is pre~cntly serving with flighest Medal RecommendedI · And See The Terrific Line Of authorities said wclay, II Js America'• highest honor. Six Americans and one South KQrtan aoldler In the United Nad()D& Ioree were k!Ded 8lld ~ ,\Jnerl£an ""'nded In the Sizes8to 18 and38 to44 United States Air Force at Lockbourne Air Force BaSf'. The open church wedding is scheduled for 6:.10 p.m., Decem· !Jer 25th, at the Union Church of Christ in MarysviUe. easy selecting. We carry a com· plete stock of dresses In all size ranges. .Beautiful dressy and casual dresses in knits, meta)· Plans were made to serve the annual election day dinner when the Sunshine Makers Cl as s of the Syracuse First wool jerseys, crepes and blends -all top manufacturers. nex. Th':' meeting was conducted by the president, Margaret Cottrill. Devotions were by NRJrrti London, who read the 43rd Psalm, followed by the Lord's Prayer m unison. Roll c~U was answered by eight membe rs. Secretary and b'eas. urer reporls were approved. Due• were ~d and a free will offering taken, Ready to Wear eJunior Petites Sizes oe,..n~ment • Se~' • Misses Sizes Floor eHalf Sizes ,.,__ I The rne11u of rhe election day dinner will be baked chicken, mashed potatoes, noodles, veg•table, salad, pie and coffee. Price is $1 for adults and 50 eents for school children. Th is will be a church project, with 11 proceeds toward the pat'sonage .J fund. ~ It was decided to have the II Christmas dinner and party in ~ 'he annex Friday night, u• n•c1em- l ber l~th, with a covered dish dinner and exchange of gifts. Bible study conducted by Helen Hartis, followed with very interesting group discussiolt Hosteos to ile November 21st !lleeting will be Agnes White, Bible study by Margaret Winebrenner; Roll call to be a Thanksgiving poem. Meeting dosed with prayer by Esther Harden. During the soCial hour, delicious refreshments were served by the hosi!SS, Naomi London, to Dorothy ~ Gant, Helen Diddle, Margaret ' I Cottrill, Helen Harris, Esther Harden, Margaret Winebrenner, 1nd Agnes White. i l Shoins Return From Vocation In Florida Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. 'Deneey) Shain have returned from t vacation in Florida w he r e !bey celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary, spending lhe day in Long Boat Keys and larasota. · Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ervine -1 ;mother of Mrs. Shain) enterlained with a dinner In Cortez. i{r. ~nd Mrs. Charles Spencer, lormerfy of Pomeroy, now re•idlng In llradenton Beach, serted lee cream and cake TuesIJy e1ening in honor of Mr. pel Mrs. Shain's anniversary. While in FloMda Mr. and Mrs. $halo visited Mr. and Mrs. .!)key Sayre in St. Petersburg, fho were formerly of Racine. im~rTraining t::•:.-n~. John Leonard Ba". son . and Mrs. Leonard Bass Syracuse, has completed tralnll1g at Fort Benning, ,llld bas neen transferred Leonard Wood, Mo., cOr tr81nlng In the Corps. leaving Fort Bemnlng, • ~·1M Mrs. Bass and lipelll 1 weekend tti;w.; ffi;;)·Jir.,:. "~~.=: . held amid Npoi1l . . Ho111 Koq lbat the Red Gtlll'dl·may have tlllllvecl tbeJr uef¥1ness and jere ~ relepled to 1 ~ role In 'lbe cultural We Have An Outstanding Mens Warm Winter Coats &Jackets DRESS SOCKS Choose your favorite style, the short top ~otton socks In sizes 10 to 15. white and solid colors, the cyton dress 80Cka in sites 10 to 13, white and colors, the orion one size soeks in solid colors or the long top cotton ~ks in all sizes. Stop in the hosiery department oo the mam floor and make your selections. ·. Group Of ANCHOR HOCKII~e MORE . BOWLSm Heat resistant. COpper tint color. Set «11111111 of 1 quart, 2 quul 8lld I quart bowl Womens Slacks Neck sizes 15 to 17 - Long tails - two button pockets - full cut - colorful plaids and houndstooth checks. $19.95 CORNING WARE SRS S1.9S ,. S9.9S One each 1 quart, 110 quart sauce pana wlth eoversnd, 1 quart saucemau, g loeb skillet l'llh eover, bindle a 2 petite pone. You Save n.96. · MEN'S COTTON CAVALRY TWILL Choose now your fall and winter Slack&. All the new style& to cord1U'Oy, wool flannels, orion knits. Stretch pants, Pennanent press Koratron. Solids, plaids and·prlnts. King Kole Work Pants Size :ro to liO waist measure. dark grey or dark green. 100'llo cotton sanforlud sbrunk. Boats and drW poeketa. Warm. comfortable, Joq wearlnJ. $5.95 Special . $16·99 Warp's Easy On Storm WindOw Kits 39c ' Storm Daor Kill, Extra hHvy plutlc ELBERFELD$ ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR and 32to 31 WEMBLEY NECKTIES I QUART TEFLON COATED Choose Your Little Girls Slacks Now $1.50 and for ' $1.79 $2.50 .-..w.:ere We have a complete stock of little cirla olacko, IDIID,V dll· ferent atyles to choose from Ja solid& llld prints - all washable fabric•. 11 HHC1c1111rttn lor :ila).llmet 1114 Bos SDI'lou No mattu wblt llf!. fOU Meil we Clll like · ~ D. . . ., We lllve ~~~r. r~ Size, ":'slfe and IJI.: , oenprlns i'iDiliWif lledllallretiit. ' .. _ · ru.oUr· MEN'S ZIPPER FRONT Biue Bell" Work Jackets ,;;:L A:'JfiilhU;r,.,,. Heavy duty cotton twill with nylon quilt HDinJ · Sanforized shrunk - Freedom aetlon back. Soll4 colors. Tan, grey or green. Sizes 38 to 50. Slzes3to6x 1.00 to 1.95 Sizes 7to 14 1.95 to 2.95 Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your , .... .. ......··-•·-" .... - . .. ...... , ICONOMY PIPE WRAP Choose your favorite tie now - the new popular widths - the new fall and winter pattei'DJ and colors - plenty of ready tied ties In the group. Paisleys, Solid Colors, Neat Figurea, Striper, -- ... . ~ ..... ,__._.,._, .·-...... __......,.-........ . ____ _ ···-· -·-- ·· ···--. .--.-·- · · ~ ·, .of'--41-"t l ,, ) i 1 lbotllo 18 l'lber aJata !Qdallcm. clladJ to UH,~,toc• . -Dlf, .Silll}\]el ~•~ C<iotl 38 ft. ol ' ....., ., ~=~~:i'i' tape. 79Cinll fn Columb RemJirements Elden I l9c p,.., ._turday Two obe ·nqes I ' lo I~ 1114 9 to 11. Solid eolDI', nd, blaek, wblta, browD, NaVJ, blue, charooiL 1 Luc~ 2 nllt $1.00 Orion Crew Socks $7.50 WORK JACKETS TO MATCH FRHZER PAPER IOYI 69c Tranlporelll pllltlc. Kil eontalna 38"x'l2" plall!lc· obeet, 18 ft. fibre-mo1lllll.DII and 115 llll1l. . Men's Blanket Lined Cavalry Twill COLD-RAP COld-Rap II plallllcbed. It's stron1er. Pnv•tt debydratioo. n•o mbldable. 18" wide !10' Ia¢ SPECIAL SALEI MASON - Mrs. Terlsha May Syracuse Village voters on 1 Attorney Porter, like Mayor ! time. water," oald Mayor Lond.on, Reyno!Ua, who had beea Ia (UP!) _A Titan 3C wwthona Hoffman, 81, died Wedne!day November 8 may determine the Herman London and o111er Yil· "The newiopooal, if ap-1 "but It would also make availa- Korea only 17 dayo before hls rocket rammed an wvnanned ... for Jurr Olk State at the home of her daughter, fate of their town-owned water !age officials, reports the water proved, would l only give the ble Ouctuallnl assessment bas- death, wa. the bero wbea Gemini capsule toward e8l1ll t!ID,iflt for Improvements Wllllam Lucas of Clncin· system. assessment program has ended village an unity to serve ed on valuation year Ia and . North Koreaa l•vaden virtu- and then zoomed up qa1a to 1M H!ibWIY Department, . Mrs. Hoffman, formerly Residents Jn the growinl com· up being unfair In that all pro· oil homes the town With year out." lilly wiped oat 111 American orbll four satellltes ID !r!Nda 10'1 1114 88 In Perry County, wu a melJio munlty of nearly 800 citizens Jo. perty owners are not taxed "The situation at this tlme," patrol a U1f mUe -th Of spectacular test debut fot1 • AlbeM tounlles. of the Oak Grove EUB cated about $ mileo east of equ3lly. Wli}}i according to Porter," is that the the Korean deDlllitarized zoae Ameri<11's first milltary JIIIDo ~f rilnttd fU6,ootl II slmlllr Church. Pomeroy will vote for or It, therefore, has been pro- 1f illlUal subscribers to the water (DMZ<. In-space program. fVndl. llld In Athena COtlniJ, Mrt. Hoffman WIIS born May sgalnsl a 3.3 mill bond issue proposed througn actions passsystem are carrying the water The Air Fom'a m'cMI<Ne I'I'J,OOO plll8nlnfl tees for a 1819. She was the delllhter outside the 10 mill Umltatiou. ed by council that Syracuse voassessment burden and there Is Bolli pareats were visibly launcher was following • ~ 114 ltlle tleCIIctD ol U, 8. IS John and Rutn Grayhan Cunters go to the polls and decide no way to make any change shaken and in tears wbea tu th lllrougb ...,._, iia, AtbeDI Bypass lor an She was preceded In Reasons tor the proposal are f if they favor attempting to reotller than by passage of the Informed by United ~~orm&: an hour of C!MJDI«. •lad . .J mi!Jioa. death by her husband In 1913. to recall and repa_y assessment move these Inequities through 3.3 mills levy." lnleroalloolll that their ••• . . . Survivors Jncluda two 80118, Rus· bonds previously ISSued and to pwage of the 3.3 mill levy. US Solicitor Porter, Mayor Lon- may "'celve Americ8'1 big!J. ::·~=b ":~unique twiHI<LB/al B and Dallal Letart, W Va attempt to raise enough The Issue If approved would don, members of council and lsi honor poslllamonaly. The Titan soared l2S mllN . ,,.. two daugbiera, Mrs. to extend the town water allow the village to sell' new Wllliam Carl Riggs, 78. form- several residents aware of the "We'"' real proud of bJm," high and then nosed over too WAS-TON - WITJI ,00 Mn. Homer Bennett, Cin- tern eight-tenths of a mile bonds up to $50,000 that can be erly ~f this area, d1ed Wedaes· situation all agree, "Something saki Mrs. L•welf D. Rey"oods, send the Gemini on Ill JIIWII" arueiiDI Allan odyssey . cllmaU a newly annexed section of paid back during a 40 year per- day m Cnlumhus. Funeral ser- must be done to pay the vil· "I bope hlo having to dle will dive reentry toward Soalll 1 !!1m. .l'rakleal Jobnaon lllrDild ~al 8enices will be held Incorporated village. iod. vices will be held Saturday at tage's water system lndebtriess help those other .fOOr boyo Atlantic reeovery fleet. Once tiidq to plw for lliDtber trip 11 tht ·Oak Grove EUB Clrurcl! ~ water assessment - . Sollcltor Port~ reveals $22,000 U a.m. at the Shroyer Funeral since under lbe current pattern tver the,..,.. Gemlnl separated, !be roellel'l Milled at lt!dJdlng a COIIItiLIUs third stage turned around and 1 1 m with burial ionglime controversial topic m of the amount raised through Home In COlumbus followed bv there is not sufficient money to fiJI' hilt policies - thia lime In ~ M!ort~ Park. The dlseusalons ol Syracuse rest the levy would be used to elim· a short sel'lli~ Sundoy at 2 p. ~. the bonds as they come fued again to zip up Into onll tlnonl bll own ·eott~~try-men. Rev 0 H. Carder and Rev dents :- was levied In 1957 an~ inate !he water assea3ment m. at !he Ewmg Funeral Home dll!l. with a ''space bus" Cllt1iDI The Ollef ~Uve H • 1D olftciate · $34,:110 worth · of bonds Issued. bond debt and It would not be In Pomeroy, with the Rev. Car· 'lId Wldaolday night from a ~ oo,d ~ Ue In ataie at VU1a1e solieltor Frahk W. Por- assessed agalnat property own- ver Willlams officiating. Veterans Memorial Hospital lhr~t~~ .::::.~ ~e, 17~y journey to churcb from 1,30 un Ume ter, Jr., has reported ers !hereafter. Add!Uonal funds Mr. Riggs was a rrtired en- ADMISSIONS - Henry Doer· launch ntan control re, •~ _. Allan and Pacific nations ~ ice Frl nds' . n worth of the water made available could then be glneer of the New York Central fer, Middleport. that the two-ton Gem1n1 ~ that IDclilded 1 brief visit ~nrv ' e may ~a at bonds lire still OUlstantllnJ used to help finance construe- Railroad Company, a member DISCHARGES - Mrs. Don • craft's or IIIII willte ' lite VJe1 Nam fighting front 1114 . toglesooa Funeral .,Home the Ohio School E~ees of the water aystem Into of the B of F !< E No. 583, a aid Johnaoo and son, Mrs. Joha The Meigs Cnunty Board of arachute"':. dept .· anytime after I p. m. Frillt,7. Uremenl System boldlng them. next annexation area as member of ihe Hill Top Cnm· Yost and.deupter, Charlts Pow- Elections announced Wedneo · :W.Uec1 and thatoy (Contlllued On Pap Two) •. been planned fOr liOIIIe • munlly Church, a member of ell, Floyd Barringer. day to he eligible forcea 5,000 mUes IOlllhealt al the Veterans Foreign v•ars to vote m the up.comlog elec • the flnl led , 11 NOW Y?U KNOW, and a .veteran of World War 1' Mel&o Oeaerel Hoopftal lion on November 8. desc!fl: 011 1 piUl Tile flnl U.S, eeasue II 1'118 SurviVors Include his wife, ADMISSIONS - Laura Lohn, Persons must have resided In and then visually. -. I ollowed VIrginia, wHir 747,111 Margaret Y. Riggs; one neph- Pomeroy; Raber! RumDeld, the same precinct or village in Two minutes later the _.. lnbabitanll to be 1be mlllt elr, Leroy Brechtel; a half bro- Bidwell; Virginia Salser, Syra- Meigs county for the past was lllllo lDnef . NEW YORK (UPI) -· Two research offerallte lD the IJJIHIII; It !her, Cnnrad Blake; a half sis- euse; E. C. Haycraft, Ashland. days, and have been a "'"!dent bing In the BeL ''It II lr*lil evidence today pinpointing defective ~!A as pre- no\ed lfth In the 1• ·~· Arllnca Roush, and several DISCHARGES - Leonard of Ohio for one year. u a very nice," lbe Air Force 1114. TIIMI!nu I~~:~ of the No. 1 killer of man--Jiiirdeniitg' of the ar- wHir S,III,Mt fllldeill. IOeces and nephews. Hess, Jr. 8011 has moved 1o Ohio from Survival of the capsule ..., t I~ · · · other state, ll Is necessary new. type of beat shield wu • am R'.1ggs Dies Wednesday MINIRVA A fine group for your oelecUon. Solid eolors, Strlpes1 COat Slyleo and Sllpoven. All waobable, comforlllble, IJID very good values ..See them oo 11le oow in the busy men's and boyo department oo the lit floor. Reynolds wbea lllformed 10" 11011 proJee1a laJdnC the llrce. fneluded tor SE SWEATERS FOR unLE BOYS Sale! Mens Flannel Shirts Sberllf illrlanllach al10 . reo poMI Dill Cowdery, cl!8111d with 11011 • support, wu talllilit to the Clnclnnatl W<><khilllst this week after belng sentenced by Probatt COurt Judae F. H. O'Brien. 1 $]-5' .... Apslto8 ~D 111 MIUtrm Mo11u 3 PC. MIXING Made by the country'• leadlnr· maker. Oa"\l'er, Wn1111ler, Narragarset. Choose from corduroy, scru de~ all wools, dacron and cottons, laml~~~;ted fabrics. Sizes 36 to 46 and extra sizes 48 to 1!2. Wuat Lenlllhl Car Coal&, Stadium Coats, Zipper and Jl¢.lon ·!'root •:; eo. Stop fo right away. Try oo your favonle otyle an buy your Jackets Now, the~ Future. of Syracuse Water System . ~~t·~i!~· ~~~~ Titan3C Mrs. Hoffman ~e':::be~t~~.~~ Do-s.i dos H 0 f T d v ~.$§: m..wet~nrJo~ay · angs on utcome o ues ay ote :ra-::z..::; !:!~~.. awotutlaa. 1 Bass Taking au- lied by conference attended last week ccunfly. by Presldant Johnaon. It WIIS consecutive The President macle a fiylngday of max effort raldt · vlsll to South Viet Nam from •lainsl the IIDI'Ib as the Manila on the 25th, the dey of soon rains eased up. · the duel In the Gull of Tonkin Marine planes pounded ii'iu and the same day a flrejust above lbe demlll~ claimed 43 Uvea aboard the U.S. zone where 111ree crack l(d alrerafl carrier Oriskany In the VIetnamese dlvillou are repGI'IO same w~ters, ed pOised for a monsooo .._, Amencan planes Wednesdaysjve. Dew 165 missions against the MaJor ·Offellalve DoUifal north, eight short of the record Some Marine leaden, bti173. Air Force planes hll radarer, have llpi eulled doubt aites Surlac~ ·to • Air MissUe Communists have beea ·!!bit !II SAM launching sites, warehous- stockplle enough supplies llltll es, barges, staging areas, roads enough to !he fighting 1110e . • and rail lines up and down theehance of a major ~ Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. has applled for a federal permjt to build a $9,500,000 b,ydJV.: electric plant at the Gallipolis Dam on tbe Ohio side II! the Ohio River at Eureka. A preliminary petition was be uaed In Gallla, Metp, Alitmade to the government sev. ena, Vinton, Jacl!Bon IIIII La• eraf years ago, but the fmal renee ~unties. , petition of the utility to !he Two p1eces of Eureka 1111 Federal Power Commission lor estate on the lite of the pro. a license was made Wedae!d<y po•ed plant have been )IIII'Cbaa. II asks that it be allowed ~ ed by the utility. They Juclatla build a plant of 37,200 ldlowntt the old Wtll a.ambel!l ~ capacity, which would use sur- and the property rl Mr. ad plus water through a f60 !out Mrs. E. It Staley· Intake canal ~ perlod,a of biCh water . the -prop.ed ~ Water would be ft\Urnecl to would ~ over-. . 11J llnr _ lllit .1tver by a tailrace alter 11ow, IDil ac:ea Iii , . p11111 passing througll two 18,600 ldl. would be by • tunnel from 1 owatt generating tmltll. Power tr8llllormer yard 011 1111 W from the generating plant would above flood leveL = ~~0. the -~·--, I ~~arp .. . C& SOE Moves To Build Hydro Plant at Enrek~ w .h ='¥. oast I a. ° department raJ •on. - !be .bla ..., UOD of ment Sport Sbirto, 1114 bDJ wbat you want to. Elberfelds Are Headquarters FOR BACHELORS' FRIEND FIVE CENTS am They said the 7th Fleet begaD apparently began when the afternoon. Tllere was no report the unprecedented moves Oct. destroyers Hanson and Mans- of aoy demage to either the 25. There was no announcement field three limea !ired barrages Communist positions or to the of the new strategy unUI tDday, from their flve-lncb guns In a destroyers. however, duel with COmmunist shore Ellrller, the spokesmen ,... '11ie spokesmen also dlse!Oied batteries on the North Vletna· ported only one exchange of fire the United Siates Intensified Its mese ®aot Oct. 25. and said the Manal!eld did the air war against the Communists Fired Each Time shooUng. Wednesday with a near-record The spokesman said the Observers said the U.S. number of strikes against key Communists opened fire each government possibly did not installations in the northtime-twice in the mornln1 of want to announce the new war The change In sea strategy the 25th and once later In the move during the ManDa aummlt WORLD Buy them now for your..lf Ill' for illfla later on. A truly fine .eroup ol 8lllrtl ln all oizeL Small (14-14~) lledlum IJI. 15'h) Lari• (UI-16'h) and Em& l.orp (17-17'h). Paloley•, oolld eoloro, Jllllrt plaldo, denims, eollolll, dacroa alolht. It'll really ])&)' you to stop .Ia tbe·IDIII'• Regul~r Juniors Sizes battle ball a Dille below the demllltarlzed zone (DMZ). In a separate clash a lew hours later South Koreans ldl1ed one North Korean Jnflltrator and suffered no losses. , U.S. officials said lbe identity of the 10ldler who stayed to help his companlona when he could have got away had not been clearly estabUsbed yet. They are expected to talk with the American who did escape. By BRYCE MW.ER Utd <U lnh·natle . I SAIGON (UP!) -American warahlps have moved Into shipping channels off the coilS! of North Viet Nam, exchanged fire with slwre batteries and bombarded cargo junks and barges smuggling anns to Cnmmunlst forces in South Viet Nam, U.S. apokesm'l!l said •oday. A 29-year-old Racine man Is helng held In Meigs County jail on an affidavit charging him with the theft of a three months old Shetland pony the morning of August 29. '--• 0 M b/ Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach fdenUf•ed him 1, ,..,. BONG KONG - MORE a• Lester Pike. . l.bu two mJDion pushing, chant· The sheriff said Pike is charg. lied GUirdl · jammed a ed with stealing !he pony from liquate Ia PekJna lDday to re- an area outside the Sundown new Instructions from Night Club and taking it into ' · ' leadm 1114 slwut prailel West Virginia In the back seat ~ .Cbl-ese Cnmmuntst party of his automobUe. The animal ~ Mao TBHung. lt wu was 10ld ln We•t VIrginia. *'~' ,~~rpet rally 10 .far. Hartenbach said Pike was ar. !11Ports from Japanaae Dew&rtlted by authorlttes In Ripley 111 men;In lbecapital aa1t1 on another char&e. and had J'eilllt• Gate ol !leavenly been conilned In the Jackson ft4ee lqu.are ov•dlu•ed with CniDlty fall there for several lldlillnl 1, . IIIlo beard I days prior to his belDII taken Wtel )) trom .Defense- Into CUI!ndy here on tile pony SPORT SHIRTS lies, soft woofs, arne] jerseys, United Presbyterian Church met recently m the church an. •• Now Is The Time to Buy Mens AU conveniently arranged for Election Day Dinner Pions Mode by Closs r THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 Racine Man Charged in Pony theft azes8to18 the -------------------- Fleet __,hells North· iet CHILLY DAYSI Ready to Wear Department JANET VERMILLION POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ----------------------------------------------------------------------~~ ·'nI FOR Come to Elberfelds Busy enttne ' .....·- The Toy Department is now Open..S~lect your Christmas.·_ .-:,J~~ lDEAt Toys Now. (Use Our Layby System) · · ,' t.OATS • To Vote Noted J:',a"tern Sem"or .. • tory w· His In ;~ yro1 · .. . . 1 eel...,... ~ req~lriemenb Th dG Is Chie.f Art·ery Hardener ..' • dMaHunctlOll. capsul~ r!ar. ~ -·.':I Nobel Chemistry Award to US's Mulliken STocKHOLM (UPJ) : ~: :!"':! o~ Ohio in& cbemlcal bonds and the doing research on ~on of this November· main 1081 of the OighL 2oCar Accident Ia lnveetipted · electronic structure of mole- m o r e complex c om p u t e r Offlclala of the Board ol ·l:uJes by the molecular orbital projecta. '1be projecta are used tJons noted that 25S Middleport pollee ~ method." In studying almost everything ballotS had been cast u a two car lleddllll WedJW. K11s!ler, M, worked closely from ancient Blttlte to PI'Ob- vember I. Absentee 11 1:10 p. m. Gil N!td!i .with ~OJ'Ican scienU$18 at lems relatia8 to medicine IIIII, may be caat up to November ~"'¢, Ilistitute .ol Tecl!- bioJoiy. Robert W. Bimlll. M, noloq bt developing the ·la811' Mulllken Is !he third AmerJ. JENKINS PltoMtmi:D Wll IIDpJ 111 whlcli Ia uaed In scientifle eM ~ year to w,ln a Nobel Gary &:. Jenklna, IOD of Mr wileD 1111 I*' i'eseatclt IJid. bas been .applied Prl.ze. The •Iller !n ·" ""' IIIII Mn Fred Jenkilll, lbe retr lit a lo medical' purposes. A laser caneer researchei'I-Prol. Pey- cuse, bas been Ll!n lla!T, ll!ed In an ere ton Rous of ~eleller Univtr· Pic. to Lance 1, BklwtD. 11m . . '• 411 iJii! Duke of slty In ..Jiew. ·)'of!t and Prof. chief clerk In Mayor 0. 0. Flsller'a ·C=~~;~ . Qlar~ '- • .,. of, lb,e Ban the United ~les Marine .failure to lllllnWll 1 11011' worlt:ing 'lith May lsbo!IIOJJ, of . ~. at Olu-Lal, VIet 'Nam, dlatance. 'l'lleli, . the ·'lbey abq~ .the tao.• mecll· 11 a Pomeroy ll1ab School llld wB t Is .. .... ..... ' ,· ' duaiL · a.-~ ~-~1;~~~ . ~.-l ·~.~··.~~ ~ ~.··I ~ ~~.. ;~ ~·o-·r\' ':~·· ' " ,- 4"" '' 7!' ~·~ . ~i''~J, . ' ' 1 ·: �.I ·.- ;~'iny - A,dds ant ers Poised for ~ssenJatJy,,SJce~· Middk llllny""at•·Market .and Blll'iainland In Middleport hu done it Successful Good-'- Will Tour -fitn('"' Jim Rickman lll!'l!!'he4 a nell' Toyland de:~~eqt W\ldoesday on the lll!\!lo, •We don't give stamps, ~It: Bargains." -~ (EDiTOR's 'NOTE: Wbal did President Johnsons'a S1,5tJO.mlle F._.. Eastem lrlp a~ob? Ia tbe followiDJ- dlspa~ UPI Wbite Bouse reporter Metrllllla Smith, . who traveled • willa Jobuooa and bad aeeompallled Prealdent DW!gbt D. Elsellbo,.. or om similar Joumeys, CiveJ bfl . aue11m~at, . . ' ' aareement reached with llantl, a part of the world wh.-. and this could mean cruel atlenlio~ Is needed, and. ha prolong~ of holtU!Iies. · underlined the fact lhat-lhi .11ar "'l'he 20110 square loot addition .Some , , of Johnson's c?tlcs lp VIet Nam Is mtJ4lh Jllj)~ than ~~-'~arpeted, offering attractlveretard~ the Ullletable as 10 ~. Am~l'\I!ID ma*r, bullll)~t ne.5 and comfort. much ,rand-1tandtng by the other nations also have 1rP0P1 President. But this view over- lllblilll there. !The ~ilion t' burstin& with looked the fact tha.I Premier. Jahnson d Is e 11 1rn e ~' tnlor arid 110 Well arTanled evNguy\'f Cao Ky of Soyth VIet 4omesti~ Wlillcal mo!lvepo btfn the smallest customers eas· Nallj flvanted such ~ances ~ .hJI ;trlp, 1 they are. ).ooking . 11 ~: . Plus • ,peulbty. llepublleanl elalllleil lhll l l fl'Otn. l ltt for. I l'Oiilll IS plea»>l)A in 1 more lmportdlit fact: When . •• tec••J.I·~-' : 1 cornpiiei'Aif'' ' line ' By MElllUMAN SMl\'8 Soviet Forelln Minister Andrei Its ballc pui'JIO(ie. MotlvaHon .. 11DYI• Abb~l »ny WASHINGTON (UPIJ-J>ru. , A. Gromyko saw .•Jbluuon one thlna, _results another. ,.,Tllt Ulilldteelsls fotind ·there. !dent Johnson may regard It as ! llhortly lltlore the Allruttrlp, bt ~cj Ia .that_ .a ...~~e an overslmpllcatlon but ldlltrtn 88 much u aucpllecllhallllCh Prtlldant domina'"" 1111 trlnt ~!tlon to the ioya, there to the Fir' East w~s ellellllallY' · a llJDetablt mllht be 1 •trona pagea . and broadcast newa decorations of • goodwfll tour. In that respect, Inducement for Hanoi to rome Sbo~ of ' l~~ ~-~-QD ; and gift wrapII WI! a success. n ' to the conference table. lletltr part tl17 ...y;;;-11 t!i)l .also avllilable. " 1 when conlll'easlonal campatana As • _diplomatic mission, By United Press lntel11811otud Wu'a. e d Nt Mlraelea are peakln.tlln muy _arsas, has <i!inodeled the ltowever •. 11 probably will be A hard-hitting autumn storm, In appraislnl bla 31,50fl.mlie . . of space in his jewel· some tiDle before concrete accompanied by howl!•& winds tour, II ahould be remembered . • . department. II · reiiUIIt--or lack of multiend sub-freezing temperature~. that the President repeatedly than ever. become evident. covered Ohio with 11 much as warned Americans nfll {o expect f ' . • Toyland also has 1 This certainly wu true of the IO Inches of snow and drifts as miracles from Manila. He said employees who are immense world tour of Pres- high aa two feet or more today. repeatedly there would be many take care of every !dent Dwight D. Eisenhower. He AI least six deaths were at- long, hard days before peace AF'l'ER TOYS - Llitte Barry Van Matre, being transported in a shopping cart have a lay-away ser- by his mother, Mrs. Cecile Van Matre of Mason, is reaching for toys at Tiny's a t I r a c t e d record • breaking lrlhuted ro lbe premature blast comeo to Southeast Asia. He did ~illalille io all customers new Toyland in Middleport. crowds everywhere he went, but of winter which roared Into the this before and afler !he lo start their Chri s ~ be IOUDd tbat lhla did not 111ean state early Wedne~da,O aod summit meettng. But no disclal. •~ l!laSI'shoppjng early. progres~ :award aolutlon of twirled eastward durin& the mers, however etoquen~ could WASHINGTON (Ul'JI - ,;i'bt ; Tlie W Toyland will be open mternational problems. night. check public expectations. gnvemment and Bordan F~ lroll]•·9'30 a. m. till 9:30 p. m. Agree On ProJI'Im Generally speakln&, John"n Co. worked today to auure, lj1l Mon4aY through Saturday and 1 I· Johnsen's principal diplomatic Hundreds of motoriata were dld accomplish two principal removal of a powdered ~ io a."m. til1 7 p. m. Sunday. chore on his recent trip wu the stranded In Northwestern Ohio, 811d pre-announced fllli'POIOS of product !rom stores. Some if" : A :~- wareho•se Is under .even-nation Manila conference. which bore the brunt or the out- hJJ trip. He focused a*ntion on 11 contaminated with a ~· cons~~-~ciJon a11d will be finishIt produced an ambltlous burst In one of the earliest · 1ny danaeroua baeterla. ,, . ed iJ11Jlecember 15. The warecommunique, agreement on four anowstonns witilln memory of f' The Foed and Dnr& Admlnlthous~ liill contain 5,000 square hlgh-prJnclpled goals for Pacillc many residents. tratlon (FDA) said· Bonjfm'l (eet 1of,,l!t_pace. A new parking and Asian nations, and a Gov. James A. Rhodes, who stsrlac a product used widm> f>t hai'i<men built for the bad te return !rom 1 day of for babies' Iormulu and ~ 1mploy~. leaving more parkcampaigning In the You11111town supplement to milk in· itlg tp8ee for customers. area by bus beeautle of poor famllles, conlllned the. bacllrla ' santa will b• on hand at llylJIII condltlona, notified c1iv~ Leonidu (Lon) Greenlee, salmonel11. The efleol II . .p~~~. tlny~s : during the holidays, lion hl&hway heads to Ill all Rutland Street, Middleport, died maine ptlsoniJII. Tht htftOiiOIII making at least two ''isits. available equipment out to clear Wedne!day at noon at the Clln be fatal 14 Infanta andj l)llt, c peh Q N the roads. Meigs General Hoapltal at the erly perSOIII. ··'' n Thomas E. a art, , ew "If necessary, rent equipment Born A ril !89lln Announcement of the contqlo 29 1 Haven, W. Va., died In CUlton, to get the hl&hways open and :~~u~k;:· W be ;., the inatlen came Wednesd1y lion& Wednesday afternoon. trlfflc rnovln& a111n;• Rhodes son of iate ·Clayburn and Ma· with an FDA advllory to llllltll-! (Continued From Page One) Survivors Include hill wife, slid h~ rold the dlvltlon chiefs ria Kimberling Greenlee. He ers and othen to atop ull!Jtl a Manila summit conference of I Ella M., New Haven; four was preceded in death by I Siarl1c. Jni America's allies in the Viet ' daughters, Mrs. 0. J. Howard, sit blQthers and sisters. . The FlDA epokelllllll ultl, Nam war. New Haven; Mr. Eugene MGREST SCORE Glen• Sur~lvors indude hia wile, Borden had agreed to recall 11\: Collie, Portsmouth, Va. ; Mrl. A. Smltb: 8 llldve of Pike- Gertrude ; two daughter, Misa Starlac stoak diltriDutecl llld M«n Charged James A. Husse11, Homestead, Betty Greenlee, at home, and oiler stereo and Cllltol\tlrt rt-. 1 m1 SPRI~GFIELD, omo - A ' Fla.; Mrs. Michael Elios, South vRie, Ky., presenty e poyMrs. Eugene (Doro""•) McDan- funds on their purchUts of U.~ ed by the State Hlgbway D0"'' 3[) yea r-old Urbana man was Point, 0 .: five sotll, Thomas pat1menl (rttldent eapaeer tel, Middleport; 1 brother, E. product, drarged with first degree murP., Ml!dlson, Va.; Joseph 01 Jtt'll"\ll'olfti ie4J' 'LoglaJ T. Greenlee, Pomeroy, and ·..a ---~ · .. ' i der Wednesday in the fatlll heat- I .Alden, .L~ul,sy[lle, Ky.; Jack G. reoelvetl the 111.,..1t IClGrf •• grandson, Michael Eugane. LOCAL TEMPI ing oJ ..Spring!leld mother ol 1 . Keno\la, .VIVa.: Roy M., Hunt•·· Fwleral services will be Sat- Temperatun. In downtowl three t~reh. j ' 1 lngtbn, W. Vl.: Dan 8., Gaines$lt~~~:f~7~~ff~=·::· !ll'day al 11 a. m. at the Raw!- Pomeroy Tbunday at 11:30 t ..; H<ch:!rl! Jell, charged in the ' viDe, Fla.; a brother, Harry I K ii . s ilh ' lle . of lngs . eoats Funeral Home with m was 32 deJI'eel under cloudy sl.1yi ng of B~lly F'awtes Irwin, THROW RUG SALE - Mrs. Ted Swartz, New Haven, and Mrs. Yvonne Wil· S. Capehart, New , Haven, :13 : ~.n:On; ~~.:e~lu;, 11 the Rev. Donald llleks oln<iat-: skies. wa.• to be questioned loday by son, M.iddlewrt, are in the middle of a pile of throw rugs during the rush by a grandchildren, 24 great grand- 1, Iii% Unl II}' ef K 111 k lng. Burial will he in the River· police iii connection with the 1 large number of women for the bargains Wednesday at Tiny's Bargalnland and . cltlldren, and one gre'f great ! ... ~'~'~ . IV~a ~ view Cemetery. AMVETS TO MEET dealh. ql',onother Sprincfield wo_. ' ? Tiny's Toyland in Middleport Mrs. Swartz and Mrs. Wilson, behind her. were grand~hild. · I :'~:"!flll':n:~ent jO~ rt- Mr. Greenlee was 1 retired The Meigs COunty AM\'&T . man. , .:· z looking for the rugs of their color choice whe.n they went under the· pile-sen· Mr CaJif!h&rt was 1 retired 1 'IIi 11 8 member of the crane operator for the New Post No. SO will meet ·. Mimdq ~Ph* ~ . civil ·service employee who lrad ;::.7oll~~ety of Profeaotea•l York Central Railroad Co., a at 7 p. m. at the hall. Marin8 KiUed taught school several years, ""iae'iii'' (ifso a mnr l11eh1ber of the Baptist Church 11111 LOS ANGELES - f'OUR MA· · served on ihe Gra!Iam District ol'ibi' Oltl~ vaber ·C-ap· 111 Leon, W. Va., and " member WEATBER' rine firefighters wert! killed and , School Board, was a member ttr fcit'flrofeslllobal f:i!Kineero. of the Kanawha Valley Lodge WJady, colder today, lllp one other was bumad critically ' 36 · F&AM. , of the New Haven Methodist · No. . !l-14, lew ~IIIPllll IIi. Moollf Wednelda)' at Camp Pendleton, ' 1 1-Church and of the Masonic . m . Masonic lltt'Yicea will be on 'cioady, COiltlnUti cold _Fri4IIJ pushil!g the d~ath ton to 14 In LOdp. GAME OF WAITING Friday at I p. rn. by the Mldfle- witb ••ow flurrlel tiOI'III. • two-diiJ series of louthem I'ITI'SBURGH (UPIJ - The P"!1 Lodge No. 363, F.,.M. Califarnld' brush fires. . He was born August 31, 1883. Westinghouse Electric Corp. Fnerx!s may call at die filrlerPLAN SALE The· . :~tathemecks were 100 of the and the otriklng International al home anytime. m New Haven, the The Ky1er Methodlat Won!among 1111) enlisted men and 2t Iate Thomas G. Capehart and j Brotherhood of Eleftrical Work. • • •--·.... Ul bold a ~·~ civilian. firemen who fought five Mar•aret Bolen Capehart on • .....:••, " • ··-. • · . m !IBEW) played a waiting u;;;;l """'"'"· . 11111 EU<III!to lha11e sale Tueadlf, Novemblr dif[eJ'I!llt lirej which blackened ' more tlran 6,1100 acres at the Funeral services Will be held , game today as a walkout enCOLUMBUS (UPI) -Nble- 8, at Mrs. Cora Ward'• s~ sprawlini:hase near Oceanside. ' at the Foglesong Funeral Home tered Its third doy. teea yean 110 1 film ,.11 building. Luncheon will .H.I' . The blaze were brought under ' Saturday at 2 p. m. with the mailed from lbe Oillo Sllle ved at lha Kypr Lcldtt H.U. control ·.. al 3:30 ~ - m. PST Rev. Mar.UI Ttaugb and Rev. TAKEN TO HOLZER Vaivenlty eampaa to 111111r-' . .. . We~. Martin Berilford olflctatlng. MASON- Bert McAbee, Weot baa Bnl"y, It arrloed back 110 RETURN TQ W.OIIk. Burial wiU be In the Graham Columbus w:aa rushed to Hoi • by mall TlleHsJ. ne fllm'a TOLEDO (UPI) - Solne sat "'l. cemeteey; Friend• may eill at •er Hospital by FOJlesong am- titles ''Tbe Lon pol Mlle." employes returned to _work 1•· · Cepeda Fanl the funeral home alter a p. m. bulanoe Wednesday aufferlnc · day, ending a two-day sbike IIi SAJIUl!ANCISCO - A JURY Friday. difficulty In bnaihinc. tllO Gentral Mills ptant. ·· of elg~!' ".Vomel! and four men I has ~d against Orlando I Cepedlijt Yormer San )i'rimctsco Giant!' first baseman, In hi• ; $1 mauOJ: damage suit against Look :M"8gezine. · 1 The verdict came late Wed- 1 nesday night after a 12-day trtal I In which Marvin Lewis, Cepeda's attorney, . asked lor the I damagd on grounds thai the ma~az)ne had n libelous i statenM!Its In tli@ disrupted ari icle,. entitled •·Orlanda Cepe- ' do - can he Slug l!is Way Out ! of the !Joghouse?" CHECKING OUT - A long line of euetomers Is shown at Tiny's new Toyland DEMOCRATS TO RALLY addition and also in the Bargainland during the noon hour rush as the store ,, , A Democrat rally will be opened for business at its Pearl-S! location on Wednesday. Mary Roush is the held at 7 p.m. Salurday at the cbecking out customers with their toys and other Items-Sentinel photo. campaign h•adquartm on 116 w. Main Street In Pomeroy. MuRoush is Urging sic wlll be provided. The pubPayment of Dues lic is Invited. The rally is free. .Y . , blueprint for the tCOIIOmic and social belterment of the area. The attenllen-grabbed 1n the communique was the aectlon promising wllhdrawll of allied troops f!oom South Viet Nam six months after the fiChtlnt 1tops. This was an open..end proposl· Uon in that the Viet Cong ndghl not :~art If be bOUnd •by any ,. .' lliftl... . • • ar Ittmg H dH AOtUJDn stOfDl covers Ohi. rr ... Baby vood . 0r dere · do.·f(' · She}ves ., Lon bfeeDJee Dt'es Wednesday Mr. Capehart 1 ..;a.:o\ Dies Wednesday UPI Briefs v/ w. .a . 1 ' iJel: *',....."" 1 be Mrs. Karr of THE DAILY SENTINR DEVOTED TO iNTERESt OF MEIGS . MASON Altf!A Racine Dies na. crown. The Bulldogs, I Nelsonville. "I doJi'.t, think ! while Pomeroy has a 3-3 league on the ether hand, would take that will he the <;ll!!e this slate and is >-3 overall the SEOAL champlOIISblp liD· w4" he vowed. Pomeroy's probabl) starting shared, with a win over the "We hope our boys will get IoflensiVe lineup bas Steve Fin· Pomeroy club, and for the sec- up enough steam to go out 1aw at left end; Mike Hargraves ood straight season. there aod try to avenge the' at left tackle; Jack Mallory, "It appesred our beads were 68·0 ticking Athens gave us lieft guard; Pat Story. center; just a bit to big for our helmets last year," promised Bickel IEd Baer, right gurad , John last Friday night" s&i!J Bickel, Athens is presently 5-l inj Wolfe, right tackle; Bill Engo! the Panthers' u.a' loss to SEOAL play and 11-2 overall, lisb, riJht end; Don Swisher, :Middleport at Gallipolis ' Ill be~Ur SEOAL Finale back Robertson wound Coach Fred Phillis' Middleport Yellow Jackets invade _ Gallipolis Friday night In the 1966 Southeastern 0 h i o The Baltimore Bullets, wbo points and Guy Rodgers with Z5. Knicks. League finale for both squads. thought Chicago was a great Elsewhere, Bostoo downed , For the visiting Yellow Jacket,s, it will mark the end pla<e to visit but not a very Los Angeles 133-108 and Cincin- fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiii of an era. A member of the SEOAL since 1929, nice place to Jive, are finding nati shaded New York 131-12ll. j will consolidate with Rutland and l'omeroy in 1967. the Windy City unfriendly to I J hn H r k u d 27 • ts game al Gallipolis will mark the Jackets last appearance out-of-1/Jwners also. o av ICe ne e porn. Forked Run as a member of 42-yyear-old conference. Before moving to Baitimor< [or the Celllcs: who . won their The Philllsmen will attempt in 1963, the Bullets resided in fifth game m SIX deciSions. The Sport5men's Club to end a six-game losing streak. Iite weight advantage over Chicago and were known at Lakers, playmp Without stars Since downing Wahama 22-6 on opponent. times as the Zephyrs and Jerry West and Elgin Baylor, All Day Sunday Tb Yellow Jackets are . couldn ,t .suffered their seventh setback Se pt. I6• the J ackeIs have ,__ =n e "You go up I'll walt 10 ooe tbe Packers. But they JUSt . . November6 1 defeated by Jacksoo, 36-6; Ath- only small in size, but In num· pi;lareo"' make a living and sbifted the · mne ouRmbgs.t .,. .,. 0 ens ~; Nelsonville, 18-6: her as well. • franchise scar o er son ra 111·"" "" Refruhmonts Pomeroy, 32-16; Logan . 48-6 :. Middleport, owner of nine · I five straight points t';lllJ! 'th!r . and Wellston, 35 o. Overall, the SEOAL grid crowns, h" won When the National Basketball Royals ahead 125-120 '\ylth J: 2! AU FISh and Game M~mbers Jarl<ets are t-7-u. 16 games from Gallipolis Association decided_ to expand ~ee:_~s~incinn~ti . ~lpped· llfw •Dd other Sporumen JDV!Ied ··-{)BIIIpolis will attempt to 19!9. Gallipolis has won2l. this season, Ch1cag9 was1 · -- - ----··~----- ·-··return to the win column after lng the past 19 years. GAHS sel~cted a~ the Bullets couldn't ! having its four game victory has won 15 tilts from the wa1t to VISit the new team to chain snapped 24-14 by Athens Countians. Friday'a meeting take advantage of its castoffs I AT Ia"· week. A. GAHS victory. tween the two srhools will from the other NBA clubs. toupled with a Pomeroy tri- the 38th. There have heen no But the Bulls have heen a lot i dinph over champion Athens, ties. CLEVELAND cUPI) The tougher than expected. In fact, I TUESDAY ............... 12 Noo'!-3:30 P.M. would give the Galllans a slice At Middleport last year, oddsmakers favor the Cleveland they're a lot tougher than the WEDNESDAY , •.•• , •.•• •... 2 P.M.--4:00 P.M. of the 1968 conferene< title. HS blanked_ the Yellow Jackets [Browns by 16 'poinls In their re- Outlets . this_ season, breaking , THURSDAY . . .• , •• , •.••.. . 4 P-M.-6:00 P.M. ''It will be Parents and Se.niors 20-0. Last hme MHS played ?" lvenge match Sunday with the even m eight games whde l FRIDAY . ...• •• .••••..... 12 Noon-6:00P.M. Nlgl!t in the Old French City. Memorial Fteld m Galhpohs, Pittsburgh Steelers. Baltimore has dropped eight or' 9:00 P.M.-Cioting Coach Terry tlansley will Coach Bob Ashley's tads in- The tangle at Pllt Stadium ! nine encounters, including a 102- l SATURDAY . . ....... . ...... 3:00 P.M.-closing stiirt ·an all • senior team in Dieted an 3-6 los.• on the Galli· will be a re-match of the Oct. IIH deciSion to lhe expansiOn I SUND.Y - . . . . • . . . . . . . • • • . . 12 Noo~loslng tile · Blue Devils final home politans. That was in 19!J4. & game won by the Browns 41· 1team Wednesday mght. ' game. GAH5, with the emptiO~ o[ 10. Cleveland i5 on a current Chicago,_leadmg all _the way Ml'.ll Gallipolis gridmen will he Jeff Smith, is in good phySical four-game winning streak that after erasmg a 1-0 deficit, was l POMEROY, OHIO Introduced, along with their condition for the contest. has put them back in conten· l paced by Erwm Mueller with 26 1'I,""!!!!"!"!!!"!"''!!"!"!!""!!!""!!~""!!!""!!""!!!~~--!'!"'....,'!"!!'!"'~~ :::.• prior to the 8 p. m. ju~:;k ~~~':~iiiGe~~: Vs:~ ~:~f~:;:~o;it~~ NFL East• , -~--m -_·, -,-~-r 1 SHOTGUN MAJCH '" 1 Browns Are I Favored By O p 16 ver itt OPEN BOWLING SCHEDULE POMERO'Y LANES 1 : ' Gallipolis enters the contest er, 150 pound senior lefhall, The Steelers, wl1o promise • with a 5-3-0 overall record, In- will he the m•n to watch by tie-win start under new coach side the SEOAL, Gallipolis Is GAHS Friday. Sauer Is eighth Bill Aulllin, have lost five in a 4-2. The Blue Oevils own con. In loop scoring with 26 points. 1row for a! 1-H season record. ferenC¥ w1ns· over Logan, Jack- . Jim Gilmore, Bruce Sndth 1 Big guns for Cl~vel'ncj will son, Nelsonville and Wellston. and Larry Mitchell are pacing be Lerqy !{ell~ .arnj ~Je For !he first lime since Sept. the Galllans' offensive attack ' Green, .currenUy r~ .~1""'1 23, Gallipolis will have a defin. after eight games. and .mJ.h r~lli'•!W~Iy,, "'ll"ng the NFI:.'s leading ru~hers. , PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS In the first ga!JIO against (Offense 1 Pitlburgh, both 1·an (or !I)Ore GALLIPOLIS BWE DEVILS VS. MIDDLEPORT JACKETS than 100 yards, Kel ly 113, and Pl-AYER YR. WT. POS. WT. YR. PLAYER Green 103. .. Bruce Smith •••. 4 130 LE 137 2 Dennis Au II Kelly ranks second \Q, Lo1. AnJohn Rake ------ 4 181 LT 210 3 __ Bernard geies•Ram's fullback_ !,)~~ . Bass Gary Smith ----- 4 190 LG 145 4 •• R. In lile.JIIFL J;U.Splshilli~ 1 3lmMt, 1 John Magnussen 4 155 C 146 4 Ray Hindy In .Ill attem • ~.. 1'~ · • Jeff Smltb ------ 4 165 RG 160 4 ===-~ two huoclred pordundH,Kh~l~, h5"3' Roger Buah ----- 4 201 RT 146 2 __ Max Whitlatch . gone for 58ll ya s. • as 8 · (l~eg Howell ---- 4 161 RE 150 4 ____ Steve Pullen average. ds l\b. Lowen Evans •••• 4 157 QB 145 4 __ Asa Bradbury Bass, who ~ea :VI . 63t Bryan Swain •••• 4 164 LH 150 4 ••• George Sauer yards, has nl1l e 140 atll!mpts Danny Davlea ••• 4 165 RH 135 3 ------ Bill Swan for only a 4.5 average. Lewis Bush ----- 4 150 FB 150 3 __ Mark Tannehill In 85 tries, Green has rushed (De{tn<e) 468 yards, for a 5.5 average .. GAWPOLIS: End&-Howell, Brent Saunders· Tackles Quarterback Frank Ryan " -:Rick Mosley, Ron Russell; Guard&-Mike Elliot£ Davies; etpecd ll!d to see plentv of Unebacker&-Magnussen and Jeff Smith· Halfback&-Bruce Sun ay. Smith Jim Gilmore· Safety-Larry Mitch ' 11 He threw for two touchdowns MIDDLEPORT:' Jerry Davenport, e3:115, linebacker; in the .0~1 Pittsburgh battle Duane Johnson, 3-lal, guard and Pat Archer, 1-100, half- fore givmg W11Y to Jim N~;~:l lnck, only defensive changes. skt. Last week, Ryan t ' · OFFICIALS-James Stewart, Williamstown w Va · ~h ~: t"n~7 ~~~o~sk~ ~af ta 10 PaUl tAthens; Karl Hie bel, Belpre and Ed~ard. Held: Ry:. bofds t~ ~~:nd ;~~~ 1~ man, am Ia. NFL passing list with nlne,tv-1 KICKOFF 1'IME nine completions and 180 . 8 P.M. te •· f 55 t MEMORI.\L fiELD mp.. or per cen . GALLIPOLIS · Bart Staff, of Green 1---:--------- number one In the passing with 102 in !58 attempts for 1,583 yards. 6 0., Nov. I, ·ltlll ·1 ~Jiii-' lild = You'll VOTE for These! AU-WEATHER COATS With dp-out liner. From 21.95 Chicago Tops Bulls 102.9~ ~:~a~~.:: ~~st=-:~:: . ~ "'Jr2I Rovals Nip Knicks, 131-129 ~wpam,·mws:aR:eed.'7:n;e~t eds~~·, 38c~~~·o·r~the: Parents Night Will Be Ob d1 F hc· ·. serve n rene tty I y~ ~iiJepori; ° 1 • , Set n.J1J Sentinel, ·· II lills lllan It .... In leap play, : · 1n 111110. 'nle 32-man llj1lld II 'GoodWin are ·· lled tor '.ecaad smaller In lire. ''Out bench Is· ·plilce with 32 polnta each, llnl where we are hurting the Hull haa 20 league pol!P -.1 ) · most," Eskt)' ;aid in ·a pre. Bill Brinkman 20. · :.wi r quarlerback ; Lenny Van Met- undefea~ squad. - :B~~lelheDt. ll tart· 1 41QB ~mel ~ a~I!I';!:!J1• 11 er, halfback; Kenny English, Retur/ilng from last year'a . ogs uaua 1 1 ·~ ' comp . •, ,.,... fullbl\cl<, and Bill Moore, slot- powerhouse ljl'e Capt. Eric aen:,ors, three l~a and two :wo ::rce~ttd::: hao back. Hummel, quarierback ; Terry IOJl omores on ense. ;: ~ 8 Rt 0~. -""" Seeing plenty of defe!Wve Ellis, halfback; Greg Hull, The Bulldogs wdl ~pen with , ;· ud tz lp, ~~action will he Mike Wright and ' fullback who played end laat five seniors, four Juniors and u rat Y for umme' . ~= Stewart Blankenship. I year; Jeff Rutter, guard; John two sophomores on dete~se. attempted 12 aenals. compJOI" Coach Don Eskey, dean of . Lackey. tackle, and Bill Brink- Mike Good"':in "':"k' mnth in ~.:· Chad ;.wo :•:rcpered apd SEOAL grid mentor., has six I man, linebacker. :"are~ scois~~~- ~~: :=;;?18• 1 chd or ~ var ' and .IW9: regulars back from last year's The Bulldogs' oVerall speed umme __w lOS. ou. own passes. • •· ~·we want this Olle bad," aakl ·League meroy Coach Bud Bickel today of the Panthers' Friday night game agawst the vlsilmg Athens Bulldoga. Should the Panlhera upset the Bulldogs, the Eskeycoached Athena club would uiidlnoubtedly be foreed Into shar....!_the 1966 Southeaatern Ohio '' • I ..... " ;~~ ~~nager • •• I pomeroy BowIing Co. .. . ______ 0 , JACKETS CAR COATS BENCH WARMERS STADIUM COATS Pllt ond quilt llnld. From _ 13.95 SWEATERS PullovtrS and cardlgons. Most wantld colora. From _ 8.95 C.P.O. WOOL JACKETS Tht new jacket or ohlrt. Burgundy and Navy. With Navy butlent - - - 9.95 SPORT SHIRTS Button-down Ivy and regular collora. Paleley•. madr11, oollda, checko ond otrlpeo. From 3.50 DOWNIE· GROSS "H""'• of Arrow Shlru" Main St, Pomeroy ~--,,=-,,-,.-~....,=====--=-"'-"'-"'·=-""·. - · E~R .. . J I wbe, GAHS-MHS l•pllla .sw,.. Spon C011pe-c> eleato UIDI!Hip ill rot/IMNI. Now that )VIl'Ve seen aD the daring new things our szylists did, getin and sample some of the safest. soundest ideas on the road! 120Attend YR'sSession Wednesday Wbat you feel Ia .. - u what :you aee-ibanb to all the hlh thinkinc tltat'a 10118 into the way It ridea, lteen, ltartl, .... and loob aft4r.10Ql' llfety. ,_....._;;t ·-:--. ,-...~: ' ; ' ' I .............. VOTE·>',· ~Pt~ul .Si~p·.. ' C<ll'llerilll mspenaion and red Gl' white atripetires 011 wider wheels. or course, there ue an sorts ~ new custo111 features you ea:n tldd, too, auch u tape or FM atereo. But if you fini so muclt. that'l new a bit lioo•mueh to nGlelllbtr · -drop d•llll to YOlll' deakr'aw takt a driva. It'll all ,.,.;me r qlintllr lnbQatew with-want•. lib • ......- lloail; ...,., W.. 'llllfc ·ttllilt' " ,. to ·~~ : ~ '.-. :··········,: ·· easler and thutopplng111100ther. IDg light. AlldMtl*la frollt ud And both the ataudard V8 and 6 rear with puahbutton bueklea, are quieker at:artinJr. and frollt -t belt retractcn. We pat llfeiJ leltiDrtl • fop All standard, to be llii'L or aafet:r leatara, For ~pie, ·A1!A tltn'a a "". 8S ur perthere'a an energy-abaorbinrr: 'ferlhaH pt'*ap you Cll1 order ateering wheel atop the new IG1'thel111P.*IiiSuperSportCoupe GM-developed enerrr;y-absorlJin& . ~ C~bl!l. FCB' ltarters, iltAii!lin& eoiUIIIIL A dual11181t8' ·you pta all5ohp Turbo.Tet V8. . Ewayddog_JlitWdlat ' ' .... , ., '' 3H1 �.I ·.- ;~'iny - A,dds ant ers Poised for ~ssenJatJy,,SJce~· Middk llllny""at•·Market .and Blll'iainland In Middleport hu done it Successful Good-'- Will Tour -fitn('"' Jim Rickman lll!'l!!'he4 a nell' Toyland de:~~eqt W\ldoesday on the lll!\!lo, •We don't give stamps, ~It: Bargains." -~ (EDiTOR's 'NOTE: Wbal did President Johnsons'a S1,5tJO.mlle F._.. Eastem lrlp a~ob? Ia tbe followiDJ- dlspa~ UPI Wbite Bouse reporter Metrllllla Smith, . who traveled • willa Jobuooa and bad aeeompallled Prealdent DW!gbt D. Elsellbo,.. or om similar Joumeys, CiveJ bfl . aue11m~at, . . ' ' aareement reached with llantl, a part of the world wh.-. and this could mean cruel atlenlio~ Is needed, and. ha prolong~ of holtU!Iies. · underlined the fact lhat-lhi .11ar "'l'he 20110 square loot addition .Some , , of Johnson's c?tlcs lp VIet Nam Is mtJ4lh Jllj)~ than ~~-'~arpeted, offering attractlveretard~ the Ullletable as 10 ~. Am~l'\I!ID ma*r, bullll)~t ne.5 and comfort. much ,rand-1tandtng by the other nations also have 1rP0P1 President. But this view over- lllblilll there. !The ~ilion t' burstin& with looked the fact tha.I Premier. Jahnson d Is e 11 1rn e ~' tnlor arid 110 Well arTanled evNguy\'f Cao Ky of Soyth VIet 4omesti~ Wlillcal mo!lvepo btfn the smallest customers eas· Nallj flvanted such ~ances ~ .hJI ;trlp, 1 they are. ).ooking . 11 ~: . Plus • ,peulbty. llepublleanl elalllleil lhll l l fl'Otn. l ltt for. I l'Oiilll IS plea»>l)A in 1 more lmportdlit fact: When . •• tec••J.I·~-' : 1 cornpiiei'Aif'' ' line ' By MElllUMAN SMl\'8 Soviet Forelln Minister Andrei Its ballc pui'JIO(ie. MotlvaHon .. 11DYI• Abb~l »ny WASHINGTON (UPIJ-J>ru. , A. Gromyko saw .•Jbluuon one thlna, _results another. ,.,Tllt Ulilldteelsls fotind ·there. !dent Johnson may regard It as ! llhortly lltlore the Allruttrlp, bt ~cj Ia .that_ .a ...~~e an overslmpllcatlon but ldlltrtn 88 much u aucpllecllhallllCh Prtlldant domina'"" 1111 trlnt ~!tlon to the ioya, there to the Fir' East w~s ellellllallY' · a llJDetablt mllht be 1 •trona pagea . and broadcast newa decorations of • goodwfll tour. In that respect, Inducement for Hanoi to rome Sbo~ of ' l~~ ~-~-QD ; and gift wrapII WI! a success. n ' to the conference table. lletltr part tl17 ...y;;;-11 t!i)l .also avllilable. " 1 when conlll'easlonal campatana As • _diplomatic mission, By United Press lntel11811otud Wu'a. e d Nt Mlraelea are peakln.tlln muy _arsas, has <i!inodeled the ltowever •. 11 probably will be A hard-hitting autumn storm, In appraislnl bla 31,50fl.mlie . . of space in his jewel· some tiDle before concrete accompanied by howl!•& winds tour, II ahould be remembered . • . department. II · reiiUIIt--or lack of multiend sub-freezing temperature~. that the President repeatedly than ever. become evident. covered Ohio with 11 much as warned Americans nfll {o expect f ' . • Toyland also has 1 This certainly wu true of the IO Inches of snow and drifts as miracles from Manila. He said employees who are immense world tour of Pres- high aa two feet or more today. repeatedly there would be many take care of every !dent Dwight D. Eisenhower. He AI least six deaths were at- long, hard days before peace AF'l'ER TOYS - Llitte Barry Van Matre, being transported in a shopping cart have a lay-away ser- by his mother, Mrs. Cecile Van Matre of Mason, is reaching for toys at Tiny's a t I r a c t e d record • breaking lrlhuted ro lbe premature blast comeo to Southeast Asia. He did ~illalille io all customers new Toyland in Middleport. crowds everywhere he went, but of winter which roared Into the this before and afler !he lo start their Chri s ~ be IOUDd tbat lhla did not 111ean state early Wedne~da,O aod summit meettng. But no disclal. •~ l!laSI'shoppjng early. progres~ :award aolutlon of twirled eastward durin& the mers, however etoquen~ could WASHINGTON (Ul'JI - ,;i'bt ; Tlie W Toyland will be open mternational problems. night. check public expectations. gnvemment and Bordan F~ lroll]•·9'30 a. m. till 9:30 p. m. Agree On ProJI'Im Generally speakln&, John"n Co. worked today to auure, lj1l Mon4aY through Saturday and 1 I· Johnsen's principal diplomatic Hundreds of motoriata were dld accomplish two principal removal of a powdered ~ io a."m. til1 7 p. m. Sunday. chore on his recent trip wu the stranded In Northwestern Ohio, 811d pre-announced fllli'POIOS of product !rom stores. Some if" : A :~- wareho•se Is under .even-nation Manila conference. which bore the brunt or the out- hJJ trip. He focused a*ntion on 11 contaminated with a ~· cons~~-~ciJon a11d will be finishIt produced an ambltlous burst In one of the earliest · 1ny danaeroua baeterla. ,, . ed iJ11Jlecember 15. The warecommunique, agreement on four anowstonns witilln memory of f' The Foed and Dnr& Admlnlthous~ liill contain 5,000 square hlgh-prJnclpled goals for Pacillc many residents. tratlon (FDA) said· Bonjfm'l (eet 1of,,l!t_pace. A new parking and Asian nations, and a Gov. James A. Rhodes, who stsrlac a product used widm> f>t hai'i<men built for the bad te return !rom 1 day of for babies' Iormulu and ~ 1mploy~. leaving more parkcampaigning In the You11111town supplement to milk in· itlg tp8ee for customers. area by bus beeautle of poor famllles, conlllned the. bacllrla ' santa will b• on hand at llylJIII condltlona, notified c1iv~ Leonidu (Lon) Greenlee, salmonel11. The efleol II . .p~~~. tlny~s : during the holidays, lion hl&hway heads to Ill all Rutland Street, Middleport, died maine ptlsoniJII. Tht htftOiiOIII making at least two ''isits. available equipment out to clear Wedne!day at noon at the Clln be fatal 14 Infanta andj l)llt, c peh Q N the roads. Meigs General Hoapltal at the erly perSOIII. ··'' n Thomas E. a art, , ew "If necessary, rent equipment Born A ril !89lln Announcement of the contqlo 29 1 Haven, W. Va., died In CUlton, to get the hl&hways open and :~~u~k;:· W be ;., the inatlen came Wednesd1y lion& Wednesday afternoon. trlfflc rnovln& a111n;• Rhodes son of iate ·Clayburn and Ma· with an FDA advllory to llllltll-! (Continued From Page One) Survivors Include hill wife, slid h~ rold the dlvltlon chiefs ria Kimberling Greenlee. He ers and othen to atop ull!Jtl a Manila summit conference of I Ella M., New Haven; four was preceded in death by I Siarl1c. Jni America's allies in the Viet ' daughters, Mrs. 0. J. Howard, sit blQthers and sisters. . The FlDA epokelllllll ultl, Nam war. New Haven; Mr. Eugene MGREST SCORE Glen• Sur~lvors indude hia wile, Borden had agreed to recall 11\: Collie, Portsmouth, Va. ; Mrl. A. Smltb: 8 llldve of Pike- Gertrude ; two daughter, Misa Starlac stoak diltriDutecl llld M«n Charged James A. Husse11, Homestead, Betty Greenlee, at home, and oiler stereo and Cllltol\tlrt rt-. 1 m1 SPRI~GFIELD, omo - A ' Fla.; Mrs. Michael Elios, South vRie, Ky., presenty e poyMrs. Eugene (Doro""•) McDan- funds on their purchUts of U.~ ed by the State Hlgbway D0"'' 3[) yea r-old Urbana man was Point, 0 .: five sotll, Thomas pat1menl (rttldent eapaeer tel, Middleport; 1 brother, E. product, drarged with first degree murP., Ml!dlson, Va.; Joseph 01 Jtt'll"\ll'olfti ie4J' 'LoglaJ T. Greenlee, Pomeroy, and ·..a ---~ · .. ' i der Wednesday in the fatlll heat- I .Alden, .L~ul,sy[lle, Ky.; Jack G. reoelvetl the 111.,..1t IClGrf •• grandson, Michael Eugane. LOCAL TEMPI ing oJ ..Spring!leld mother ol 1 . Keno\la, .VIVa.: Roy M., Hunt•·· Fwleral services will be Sat- Temperatun. In downtowl three t~reh. j ' 1 lngtbn, W. Vl.: Dan 8., Gaines$lt~~~:f~7~~ff~=·::· !ll'day al 11 a. m. at the Raw!- Pomeroy Tbunday at 11:30 t ..; H<ch:!rl! Jell, charged in the ' viDe, Fla.; a brother, Harry I K ii . s ilh ' lle . of lngs . eoats Funeral Home with m was 32 deJI'eel under cloudy sl.1yi ng of B~lly F'awtes Irwin, THROW RUG SALE - Mrs. Ted Swartz, New Haven, and Mrs. Yvonne Wil· S. Capehart, New , Haven, :13 : ~.n:On; ~~.:e~lu;, 11 the Rev. Donald llleks oln<iat-: skies. wa.• to be questioned loday by son, M.iddlewrt, are in the middle of a pile of throw rugs during the rush by a grandchildren, 24 great grand- 1, Iii% Unl II}' ef K 111 k lng. Burial will he in the River· police iii connection with the 1 large number of women for the bargains Wednesday at Tiny's Bargalnland and . cltlldren, and one gre'f great ! ... ~'~'~ . IV~a ~ view Cemetery. AMVETS TO MEET dealh. ql',onother Sprincfield wo_. ' ? Tiny's Toyland in Middleport Mrs. Swartz and Mrs. Wilson, behind her. were grand~hild. · I :'~:"!flll':n:~ent jO~ rt- Mr. Greenlee was 1 retired The Meigs COunty AM\'&T . man. , .:· z looking for the rugs of their color choice whe.n they went under the· pile-sen· Mr CaJif!h&rt was 1 retired 1 'IIi 11 8 member of the crane operator for the New Post No. SO will meet ·. Mimdq ~Ph* ~ . civil ·service employee who lrad ;::.7oll~~ety of Profeaotea•l York Central Railroad Co., a at 7 p. m. at the hall. Marin8 KiUed taught school several years, ""iae'iii'' (ifso a mnr l11eh1ber of the Baptist Church 11111 LOS ANGELES - f'OUR MA· · served on ihe Gra!Iam District ol'ibi' Oltl~ vaber ·C-ap· 111 Leon, W. Va., and " member WEATBER' rine firefighters wert! killed and , School Board, was a member ttr fcit'flrofeslllobal f:i!Kineero. of the Kanawha Valley Lodge WJady, colder today, lllp one other was bumad critically ' 36 · F&AM. , of the New Haven Methodist · No. . !l-14, lew ~IIIPllll IIi. Moollf Wednelda)' at Camp Pendleton, ' 1 1-Church and of the Masonic . m . Masonic lltt'Yicea will be on 'cioady, COiltlnUti cold _Fri4IIJ pushil!g the d~ath ton to 14 In LOdp. GAME OF WAITING Friday at I p. rn. by the Mldfle- witb ••ow flurrlel tiOI'III. • two-diiJ series of louthem I'ITI'SBURGH (UPIJ - The P"!1 Lodge No. 363, F.,.M. Califarnld' brush fires. . He was born August 31, 1883. Westinghouse Electric Corp. Fnerx!s may call at die filrlerPLAN SALE The· . :~tathemecks were 100 of the and the otriklng International al home anytime. m New Haven, the The Ky1er Methodlat Won!among 1111) enlisted men and 2t Iate Thomas G. Capehart and j Brotherhood of Eleftrical Work. • • •--·.... Ul bold a ~·~ civilian. firemen who fought five Mar•aret Bolen Capehart on • .....:••, " • ··-. • · . m !IBEW) played a waiting u;;;;l """'"'"· . 11111 EU<III!to lha11e sale Tueadlf, Novemblr dif[eJ'I!llt lirej which blackened ' more tlran 6,1100 acres at the Funeral services Will be held , game today as a walkout enCOLUMBUS (UPI) -Nble- 8, at Mrs. Cora Ward'• s~ sprawlini:hase near Oceanside. ' at the Foglesong Funeral Home tered Its third doy. teea yean 110 1 film ,.11 building. Luncheon will .H.I' . The blaze were brought under ' Saturday at 2 p. m. with the mailed from lbe Oillo Sllle ved at lha Kypr Lcldtt H.U. control ·.. al 3:30 ~ - m. PST Rev. Mar.UI Ttaugb and Rev. TAKEN TO HOLZER Vaivenlty eampaa to 111111r-' . .. . We~. Martin Berilford olflctatlng. MASON- Bert McAbee, Weot baa Bnl"y, It arrloed back 110 RETURN TQ W.OIIk. Burial wiU be In the Graham Columbus w:aa rushed to Hoi • by mall TlleHsJ. ne fllm'a TOLEDO (UPI) - Solne sat "'l. cemeteey; Friend• may eill at •er Hospital by FOJlesong am- titles ''Tbe Lon pol Mlle." employes returned to _work 1•· · Cepeda Fanl the funeral home alter a p. m. bulanoe Wednesday aufferlnc · day, ending a two-day sbike IIi SAJIUl!ANCISCO - A JURY Friday. difficulty In bnaihinc. tllO Gentral Mills ptant. ·· of elg~!' ".Vomel! and four men I has ~d against Orlando I Cepedlijt Yormer San )i'rimctsco Giant!' first baseman, In hi• ; $1 mauOJ: damage suit against Look :M"8gezine. · 1 The verdict came late Wed- 1 nesday night after a 12-day trtal I In which Marvin Lewis, Cepeda's attorney, . asked lor the I damagd on grounds thai the ma~az)ne had n libelous i statenM!Its In tli@ disrupted ari icle,. entitled •·Orlanda Cepe- ' do - can he Slug l!is Way Out ! of the !Joghouse?" CHECKING OUT - A long line of euetomers Is shown at Tiny's new Toyland DEMOCRATS TO RALLY addition and also in the Bargainland during the noon hour rush as the store ,, , A Democrat rally will be opened for business at its Pearl-S! location on Wednesday. Mary Roush is the held at 7 p.m. Salurday at the cbecking out customers with their toys and other Items-Sentinel photo. campaign h•adquartm on 116 w. Main Street In Pomeroy. MuRoush is Urging sic wlll be provided. The pubPayment of Dues lic is Invited. The rally is free. .Y . , blueprint for the tCOIIOmic and social belterment of the area. The attenllen-grabbed 1n the communique was the aectlon promising wllhdrawll of allied troops f!oom South Viet Nam six months after the fiChtlnt 1tops. This was an open..end proposl· Uon in that the Viet Cong ndghl not :~art If be bOUnd •by any ,. .' lliftl... . • • ar Ittmg H dH AOtUJDn stOfDl covers Ohi. rr ... Baby vood . 0r dere · do.·f(' · She}ves ., Lon bfeeDJee Dt'es Wednesday Mr. Capehart 1 ..;a.:o\ Dies Wednesday UPI Briefs v/ w. .a . 1 ' iJel: *',....."" 1 be Mrs. Karr of THE DAILY SENTINR DEVOTED TO iNTERESt OF MEIGS . MASON Altf!A Racine Dies na. crown. The Bulldogs, I Nelsonville. "I doJi'.t, think ! while Pomeroy has a 3-3 league on the ether hand, would take that will he the <;ll!!e this slate and is >-3 overall the SEOAL champlOIISblp liD· w4" he vowed. Pomeroy's probabl) starting shared, with a win over the "We hope our boys will get IoflensiVe lineup bas Steve Fin· Pomeroy club, and for the sec- up enough steam to go out 1aw at left end; Mike Hargraves ood straight season. there aod try to avenge the' at left tackle; Jack Mallory, "It appesred our beads were 68·0 ticking Athens gave us lieft guard; Pat Story. center; just a bit to big for our helmets last year," promised Bickel IEd Baer, right gurad , John last Friday night" s&i!J Bickel, Athens is presently 5-l inj Wolfe, right tackle; Bill Engo! the Panthers' u.a' loss to SEOAL play and 11-2 overall, lisb, riJht end; Don Swisher, :Middleport at Gallipolis ' Ill be~Ur SEOAL Finale back Robertson wound Coach Fred Phillis' Middleport Yellow Jackets invade _ Gallipolis Friday night In the 1966 Southeastern 0 h i o The Baltimore Bullets, wbo points and Guy Rodgers with Z5. Knicks. League finale for both squads. thought Chicago was a great Elsewhere, Bostoo downed , For the visiting Yellow Jacket,s, it will mark the end pla<e to visit but not a very Los Angeles 133-108 and Cincin- fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiii of an era. A member of the SEOAL since 1929, nice place to Jive, are finding nati shaded New York 131-12ll. j will consolidate with Rutland and l'omeroy in 1967. the Windy City unfriendly to I J hn H r k u d 27 • ts game al Gallipolis will mark the Jackets last appearance out-of-1/Jwners also. o av ICe ne e porn. Forked Run as a member of 42-yyear-old conference. Before moving to Baitimor< [or the Celllcs: who . won their The Philllsmen will attempt in 1963, the Bullets resided in fifth game m SIX deciSions. The Sport5men's Club to end a six-game losing streak. Iite weight advantage over Chicago and were known at Lakers, playmp Without stars Since downing Wahama 22-6 on opponent. times as the Zephyrs and Jerry West and Elgin Baylor, All Day Sunday Tb Yellow Jackets are . couldn ,t .suffered their seventh setback Se pt. I6• the J ackeIs have ,__ =n e "You go up I'll walt 10 ooe tbe Packers. But they JUSt . . November6 1 defeated by Jacksoo, 36-6; Ath- only small in size, but In num· pi;lareo"' make a living and sbifted the · mne ouRmbgs.t .,. .,. 0 ens ~; Nelsonville, 18-6: her as well. • franchise scar o er son ra 111·"" "" Refruhmonts Pomeroy, 32-16; Logan . 48-6 :. Middleport, owner of nine · I five straight points t';lllJ! 'th!r . and Wellston, 35 o. Overall, the SEOAL grid crowns, h" won When the National Basketball Royals ahead 125-120 '\ylth J: 2! AU FISh and Game M~mbers Jarl<ets are t-7-u. 16 games from Gallipolis Association decided_ to expand ~ee:_~s~incinn~ti . ~lpped· llfw •Dd other Sporumen JDV!Ied ··-{)BIIIpolis will attempt to 19!9. Gallipolis has won2l. this season, Ch1cag9 was1 · -- - ----··~----- ·-··return to the win column after lng the past 19 years. GAHS sel~cted a~ the Bullets couldn't ! having its four game victory has won 15 tilts from the wa1t to VISit the new team to chain snapped 24-14 by Athens Countians. Friday'a meeting take advantage of its castoffs I AT Ia"· week. A. GAHS victory. tween the two srhools will from the other NBA clubs. toupled with a Pomeroy tri- the 38th. There have heen no But the Bulls have heen a lot i dinph over champion Athens, ties. CLEVELAND cUPI) The tougher than expected. In fact, I TUESDAY ............... 12 Noo'!-3:30 P.M. would give the Galllans a slice At Middleport last year, oddsmakers favor the Cleveland they're a lot tougher than the WEDNESDAY , •.•• , •.•• •... 2 P.M.--4:00 P.M. of the 1968 conferene< title. HS blanked_ the Yellow Jackets [Browns by 16 'poinls In their re- Outlets . this_ season, breaking , THURSDAY . . .• , •• , •.••.. . 4 P-M.-6:00 P.M. ''It will be Parents and Se.niors 20-0. Last hme MHS played ?" lvenge match Sunday with the even m eight games whde l FRIDAY . ...• •• .••••..... 12 Noon-6:00P.M. Nlgl!t in the Old French City. Memorial Fteld m Galhpohs, Pittsburgh Steelers. Baltimore has dropped eight or' 9:00 P.M.-Cioting Coach Terry tlansley will Coach Bob Ashley's tads in- The tangle at Pllt Stadium ! nine encounters, including a 102- l SATURDAY . . ....... . ...... 3:00 P.M.-closing stiirt ·an all • senior team in Dieted an 3-6 los.• on the Galli· will be a re-match of the Oct. IIH deciSion to lhe expansiOn I SUND.Y - . . . . • . . . . . . . • • • . . 12 Noo~loslng tile · Blue Devils final home politans. That was in 19!J4. & game won by the Browns 41· 1team Wednesday mght. ' game. GAH5, with the emptiO~ o[ 10. Cleveland i5 on a current Chicago,_leadmg all _the way Ml'.ll Gallipolis gridmen will he Jeff Smith, is in good phySical four-game winning streak that after erasmg a 1-0 deficit, was l POMEROY, OHIO Introduced, along with their condition for the contest. has put them back in conten· l paced by Erwm Mueller with 26 1'I,""!!!!"!"!!!"!"''!!"!"!!""!!!""!!~""!!!""!!""!!!~~--!'!"'....,'!"!!'!"'~~ :::.• prior to the 8 p. m. ju~:;k ~~~':~iiiGe~~: Vs:~ ~:~f~:;:~o;it~~ NFL East• , -~--m -_·, -,-~-r 1 SHOTGUN MAJCH '" 1 Browns Are I Favored By O p 16 ver itt OPEN BOWLING SCHEDULE POMERO'Y LANES 1 : ' Gallipolis enters the contest er, 150 pound senior lefhall, The Steelers, wl1o promise • with a 5-3-0 overall record, In- will he the m•n to watch by tie-win start under new coach side the SEOAL, Gallipolis Is GAHS Friday. Sauer Is eighth Bill Aulllin, have lost five in a 4-2. The Blue Oevils own con. In loop scoring with 26 points. 1row for a! 1-H season record. ferenC¥ w1ns· over Logan, Jack- . Jim Gilmore, Bruce Sndth 1 Big guns for Cl~vel'ncj will son, Nelsonville and Wellston. and Larry Mitchell are pacing be Lerqy !{ell~ .arnj ~Je For !he first lime since Sept. the Galllans' offensive attack ' Green, .currenUy r~ .~1""'1 23, Gallipolis will have a defin. after eight games. and .mJ.h r~lli'•!W~Iy,, "'ll"ng the NFI:.'s leading ru~hers. , PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS In the first ga!JIO against (Offense 1 Pitlburgh, both 1·an (or !I)Ore GALLIPOLIS BWE DEVILS VS. MIDDLEPORT JACKETS than 100 yards, Kel ly 113, and Pl-AYER YR. WT. POS. WT. YR. PLAYER Green 103. .. Bruce Smith •••. 4 130 LE 137 2 Dennis Au II Kelly ranks second \Q, Lo1. AnJohn Rake ------ 4 181 LT 210 3 __ Bernard geies•Ram's fullback_ !,)~~ . Bass Gary Smith ----- 4 190 LG 145 4 •• R. In lile.JIIFL J;U.Splshilli~ 1 3lmMt, 1 John Magnussen 4 155 C 146 4 Ray Hindy In .Ill attem • ~.. 1'~ · • Jeff Smltb ------ 4 165 RG 160 4 ===-~ two huoclred pordundH,Kh~l~, h5"3' Roger Buah ----- 4 201 RT 146 2 __ Max Whitlatch . gone for 58ll ya s. • as 8 · (l~eg Howell ---- 4 161 RE 150 4 ____ Steve Pullen average. ds l\b. Lowen Evans •••• 4 157 QB 145 4 __ Asa Bradbury Bass, who ~ea :VI . 63t Bryan Swain •••• 4 164 LH 150 4 ••• George Sauer yards, has nl1l e 140 atll!mpts Danny Davlea ••• 4 165 RH 135 3 ------ Bill Swan for only a 4.5 average. Lewis Bush ----- 4 150 FB 150 3 __ Mark Tannehill In 85 tries, Green has rushed (De{tn<e) 468 yards, for a 5.5 average .. GAWPOLIS: End&-Howell, Brent Saunders· Tackles Quarterback Frank Ryan " -:Rick Mosley, Ron Russell; Guard&-Mike Elliot£ Davies; etpecd ll!d to see plentv of Unebacker&-Magnussen and Jeff Smith· Halfback&-Bruce Sun ay. Smith Jim Gilmore· Safety-Larry Mitch ' 11 He threw for two touchdowns MIDDLEPORT:' Jerry Davenport, e3:115, linebacker; in the .0~1 Pittsburgh battle Duane Johnson, 3-lal, guard and Pat Archer, 1-100, half- fore givmg W11Y to Jim N~;~:l lnck, only defensive changes. skt. Last week, Ryan t ' · OFFICIALS-James Stewart, Williamstown w Va · ~h ~: t"n~7 ~~~o~sk~ ~af ta 10 PaUl tAthens; Karl Hie bel, Belpre and Ed~ard. Held: Ry:. bofds t~ ~~:nd ;~~~ 1~ man, am Ia. NFL passing list with nlne,tv-1 KICKOFF 1'IME nine completions and 180 . 8 P.M. te •· f 55 t MEMORI.\L fiELD mp.. or per cen . GALLIPOLIS · Bart Staff, of Green 1---:--------- number one In the passing with 102 in !58 attempts for 1,583 yards. 6 0., Nov. I, ·ltlll ·1 ~Jiii-' lild = You'll VOTE for These! AU-WEATHER COATS With dp-out liner. From 21.95 Chicago Tops Bulls 102.9~ ~:~a~~.:: ~~st=-:~:: . ~ "'Jr2I Rovals Nip Knicks, 131-129 ~wpam,·mws:aR:eed.'7:n;e~t eds~~·, 38c~~~·o·r~the: Parents Night Will Be Ob d1 F hc· ·. serve n rene tty I y~ ~iiJepori; ° 1 • , Set n.J1J Sentinel, ·· II lills lllan It .... In leap play, : · 1n 111110. 'nle 32-man llj1lld II 'GoodWin are ·· lled tor '.ecaad smaller In lire. ''Out bench Is· ·plilce with 32 polnta each, llnl where we are hurting the Hull haa 20 league pol!P -.1 ) · most," Eskt)' ;aid in ·a pre. Bill Brinkman 20. · :.wi r quarlerback ; Lenny Van Met- undefea~ squad. - :B~~lelheDt. ll tart· 1 41QB ~mel ~ a~I!I';!:!J1• 11 er, halfback; Kenny English, Retur/ilng from last year'a . ogs uaua 1 1 ·~ ' comp . •, ,.,... fullbl\cl<, and Bill Moore, slot- powerhouse ljl'e Capt. Eric aen:,ors, three l~a and two :wo ::rce~ttd::: hao back. Hummel, quarierback ; Terry IOJl omores on ense. ;: ~ 8 Rt 0~. -""" Seeing plenty of defe!Wve Ellis, halfback; Greg Hull, The Bulldogs wdl ~pen with , ;· ud tz lp, ~~action will he Mike Wright and ' fullback who played end laat five seniors, four Juniors and u rat Y for umme' . ~= Stewart Blankenship. I year; Jeff Rutter, guard; John two sophomores on dete~se. attempted 12 aenals. compJOI" Coach Don Eskey, dean of . Lackey. tackle, and Bill Brink- Mike Good"':in "':"k' mnth in ~.:· Chad ;.wo :•:rcpered apd SEOAL grid mentor., has six I man, linebacker. :"are~ scois~~~- ~~: :=;;?18• 1 chd or ~ var ' and .IW9: regulars back from last year's The Bulldogs' oVerall speed umme __w lOS. ou. own passes. • •· ~·we want this Olle bad," aakl ·League meroy Coach Bud Bickel today of the Panthers' Friday night game agawst the vlsilmg Athens Bulldoga. Should the Panlhera upset the Bulldogs, the Eskeycoached Athena club would uiidlnoubtedly be foreed Into shar....!_the 1966 Southeaatern Ohio '' • I ..... " ;~~ ~~nager • •• I pomeroy BowIing Co. .. . ______ 0 , JACKETS CAR COATS BENCH WARMERS STADIUM COATS Pllt ond quilt llnld. From _ 13.95 SWEATERS PullovtrS and cardlgons. Most wantld colora. From _ 8.95 C.P.O. WOOL JACKETS Tht new jacket or ohlrt. Burgundy and Navy. With Navy butlent - - - 9.95 SPORT SHIRTS Button-down Ivy and regular collora. Paleley•. madr11, oollda, checko ond otrlpeo. From 3.50 DOWNIE· GROSS "H""'• of Arrow Shlru" Main St, Pomeroy ~--,,=-,,-,.-~....,=====--=-"'-"'-"'·=-""·. - · E~R .. . J I wbe, GAHS-MHS l•pllla .sw,.. Spon C011pe-c> eleato UIDI!Hip ill rot/IMNI. Now that )VIl'Ve seen aD the daring new things our szylists did, getin and sample some of the safest. soundest ideas on the road! 120Attend YR'sSession Wednesday Wbat you feel Ia .. - u what :you aee-ibanb to all the hlh thinkinc tltat'a 10118 into the way It ridea, lteen, ltartl, .... and loob aft4r.10Ql' llfety. ,_....._;;t ·-:--. ,-...~: ' ; ' ' I .............. VOTE·>',· ~Pt~ul .Si~p·.. ' C<ll'llerilll mspenaion and red Gl' white atripetires 011 wider wheels. or course, there ue an sorts ~ new custo111 features you ea:n tldd, too, auch u tape or FM atereo. But if you fini so muclt. that'l new a bit lioo•mueh to nGlelllbtr · -drop d•llll to YOlll' deakr'aw takt a driva. It'll all ,.,.;me r qlintllr lnbQatew with-want•. lib • ......- lloail; ...,., W.. 'llllfc ·ttllilt' " ,. to ·~~ : ~ '.-. :··········,: ·· easler and thutopplng111100ther. IDg light. AlldMtl*la frollt ud And both the ataudard V8 and 6 rear with puahbutton bueklea, are quieker at:artinJr. and frollt -t belt retractcn. We pat llfeiJ leltiDrtl • fop All standard, to be llii'L or aafet:r leatara, For ~pie, ·A1!A tltn'a a "". 8S ur perthere'a an energy-abaorbinrr: 'ferlhaH pt'*ap you Cll1 order ateering wheel atop the new IG1'thel111P.*IiiSuperSportCoupe GM-developed enerrr;y-absorlJin& . ~ C~bl!l. FCB' ltarters, iltAii!lin& eoiUIIIIL A dual11181t8' ·you pta all5ohp Turbo.Tet V8. . Ewayddog_JlitWdlat ' ' .... , ., '' 3H1 �Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mid~leport, 0., Nav. 3, 1968-SWm. 8hakespearoe - "Metblnb · -the gentleman doth protei! too much,'. Hiei'OII)Imoua ·cow•ov ,loots, . For Every Sewing Need • Singer Sales-Service ROUSH SHOE ST"(· McCall's Patterns ' _--::" , MIPlMI'OIT How Much IAoney... from F1deral Fundi has been obtained In lltt pa1t IQil )'fan by Mt(tl Counlf to be utilized In roJd comtruction? 'i J In Black·Wh it• . Wear The-m Ov•• The Shoe MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~IIIIIIIIHallllltiiRIIIIIIIIIJIJIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I-= Roads ... ForA Sound Paul Simon li•&ICT GEORGE A. BANKS ,0. Congrtllmtn Moeller's opponents say he. it o "ttx-dolltr apendtr." But let'a look at the FACTS. Congrtllmtn Motlltr Ia tht grttttll "tax-dolllir GET· TER our dlatrlct h11 ever known. Without Congrellman Moeller to rtprtltnt ua In Washington, rnll· Ilona of dolltra which came btck Into our District would htve bten ape~~t SOMEWHERE ElSE BY SOME· ONE !LSEI STATE ' r • ( R~PRESENTATIVE Thllt clolltrl h1w helped to "prime the eeono. mi' pump" In the 10th Dlatrlct, They heve been uaod to gtt thing• on tht move IQIII'i In 1hls shemefullv· neglected COf!;ltr of our 111tt. .Theil dollars which Congl'tllman Moeller helped to bring be. . home •re admlnlattrtd by the ttlft hpuhllean orQ&nlzatlcn 1nd by locel edmlnletrttlone, meny of whic:h are Republlctn domlntttd. Congl'tnman Moeller WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE : • , , not for ~litletl motlvtl. tOHIO U. GRADUATE t FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER t 20 YEARS BUSINESS EXPIRIENCE e4 TERMS OHIO LEGISLATURE N. Pol. Ad¥. \ ' ' • ' I f MEIGS COUNTY HAS BEEN DOMINATED BY Let'a loo~ 11 how thne dollare heve betn u111d to erute pragreu and to haltter the tpinding.power in Meigs County during ' THE REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR OVER 100 YEARS th~t past ·two yeartt J . COHMUNl'!'Y rACILI'l'l!!l ~D ~EVELOPM~ fa 1111 Ult Ntnl Wattr Pollution Control Adminlltl'li tlo11 anocated tna.aoo tor the construction !If • much ftMd. t4 W~ Trutmcnt l'l111t at Middleport, Ob.lo· '!'he corps ot J:q!Mare 1111 11t uh!t QllfOiln\l~ 1100,000 for the d.. . ~JIII'Dt ot a tt11 acre tlte ...-lll4ileport Oil t~Q l)aq . ' 'I' ~ ~ VOTE Paul Simon WHEN YOU MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER VOTE • m . • • • = i = = = -=5 -= = = i= 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yem 1 = .. a= Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Co rporation Pd. Pol. Adv. THE NAME TO IS Through Walttr H. Motller'a work In Cbrlgrtn the pill two y11ra, mort ftdertl IIX dollars w11n~ returned To Tht Ohio 1Oth Dlatrlct Then tho People peld outl Ftw Congrtlllonel Dlatrlcta In theJ;I~i~d Stetta cen ley cltlm to thet feet. ,. , '•• Road Building Program .. , YES Your Tax Dollar' .Come Back to v·oul ' VOTE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS = P.td Political Advertisement: paul Slmo11 and l<tlllletb lfa&tr Through Congrestman Walter Moeller's Efforts Your full Service B•nk Is ••• i MEIGS COUNTY HAS BEEN GOING BACKWARDSI for Over 60 'ean llf tile Olilo River to establl$b ~ water recreatlon facility lneludlnJ a boat ramp and P"king. · This It in aadition to tne very IUbttJnll•l Corps Dam ani! l.ock1 pro/e<:t at Racine wlllcll wlll, tbrou11h fiscal year '67, bavt fllCle vcd a total of $36.4 million in fecleral funcl1. /1. vlgorou• effort has been made to bring the 1tates of Ohio 1nd Wttit vtralllla together by adclins a bjgbway brldae to the dim wlliC:h would slgniflcontly aid the industrial til:• pan~ion of Mtljls County. • 2. VPJTEMNS BENEJ'ITS li'or tl1eal year '86 Melg1 County received a tntal of teo~, OOO In Vaterana AdmlnistrJtion fund•. All but *10,000 wu used to pay directly to veteran• and lltelr families ela11118, pensions, and lndemnitlea. I 3. AGRICULTURE Melt• Countr !'llcolved just under t67D,6t3 In multl·proo Jr~m a,alstance from the u. S. Department of A&rleulfurt durlPI fiscal year '06. . f. POST OFFICil:S . i New modern postal facilities have· been 1uthor1Jed t~r the VUlliQI of Racine and Ratdsvillo. S, l!lllUCATION AND YOUTH TRAINING Tho )leigs County Education &!s.wm haa directly ld t3U23 in Federal Assistance. TllQ communities eroy, Reedsville, and Rutland, summer of cllVtd a total of $28,941 ID tba first ~arns in the coup.ty 168 Meil• county in a~,r·~~~~~:ll!¥oln tanco that wasshared received· county aotlon for tbe the count)' hPa tllared In over bi.Qounl~ Community Actlon borhood Youth Corps pro«nm' · fOIIIII Jlc'Ople in the two countl~!· 6. SOCIAI.o SI!JCUl\ITY PAYMENTS · . Qtti'IJII tilt past two yea,. 1~ over •~ milliOfl has been Jl'ld out of tho U'lllt fund to Meigs County clti2en1 to meet Old .AJo aurvlvou and disability benefit claims under thl t•paniltcl Sod~ ' . . S'ecurity progrJm. . 'I, SMALL WATEIISHED 11106 )felgs County ln rteoM Ume, recelvln& olflelat authoriNUon from the u.s. Soil Conaervatlon Seri'lc.. U.S. D.A.l. fot a 111uelt needed IQIIIII watenhed project at l.ead· l!li ~k. Tbll will !Mill th1t a w~k •tudy plan will be "Vel~ for ijlt projlei It II 11JIIC)tld tlial wlten C0111plettd thll will be th• lafltl!t •111111 \YAtfrJhlli project In the "w till~ ' . . . ..• :WALTER H. MOELLER Christmas FOR CONGRESS 59c Crest Toothpaste ---39c He Gets · Things Done! for Congress Committee Dale Chapman, Chairman Carroll, 0. Pd. Pol. Adv TOYS . DOLLS by MaHel BARBIE -MIDGE SKIPPER-KEN and ALLEN 79c GILLmE SUPER STAINLESS BLADES Sponsored by the Mo•ller REG. PRICE $2.98 95c VALUE BUFFERIN • EAif TERMS .•• -. • • • Sale $J.49 PRICE PENNY BRITE DOLL CLOTHES AND MINIATURE DOLL FURNITURE SALE - 68c ZERO M $4.98 RUTLAND $5.95 PENNY BRITE FURNITURE SH So4811 Rutland' DOLL ENSEMBLE $2.99 SUPER SONIC BLASTER $2.49 IDI:AL PETITE SPECIAL GROUP .. . FANTASY FURNITURE .......................... l PRICE RECORDS 3.98 HI·FI GOSPEL SINGING .. NOTICE ' • How many thousands of miles 1 d1y do the school " buses in Meigs County transport our children over county; rr ro•d•? 6 TRANSISTOR LAVORIS - - - 68c 19" LP. RECORDS·· ······· MILK OF MAGNESIA PINT 39c .9s 5 10 TRANSISTOR $2.00 FAST HOMI PERMANENT RADIO $ 69c VALUE TO .VOTERS' ...·-• 95c VALUE $1.00 RADIO - ~ . • S9.45 FOR SAFER ROADS IN THE PROTECTION OF OUR 'h ! l . ... . CHILDREN * '{' ·' OHICIAL FtCIUIII ,' ~ ELECT . .· P.f~L S~MON and ' \~ . '" Ctrltlllr C.ft h w,... • '" s.".. n. Dt111W11 Ticket From 1ht Stahllouse to ,.. CoriOUA. (Mort TO!IOifOw) · ~KENNETH HAGER ·i '' ~l I" 'T . ' 122 N. SICCND - •' • • ·· MIDDLEPORT. 0. ; ' \ ,• I and $3.99 pr • ., : THE SHOE BOX P. s. How mpch money has Meigs County received from County and Stitt 10urct1 ill tile put ten year~ for road purpoaes? Write your eltlmatt hll't ~--~- ~nr.l compare with the facts to be alicloaed tomorrow. For County Hard Surfaced I Grrls 13 to Teenager 4·12 For •ggrenlve lttdershlp in ob11lnlng Feder~l Fundt eltet , . PAUL liMON and KINN!TH HAGER, Candlrl•tes for County Comminioner. . ' ~ ~- _ ·---~ / $-J149 • . For e•ample In tbe p~st five year3 in the 10111 Congr,e$slonall)fllrl~ of which Mel&s County I• a part the Federal Gavernm•nt l'ravldtd fU,286,269.56 ta ~~~~ countie1 comprl5.lns tbv lOtb Conveulonal Dllllrict. Mei&s County received only $87,218.00, which l1 les1 than 1'11> of tho tatal. Thatmonoy was araPied .In IU61 and for tbe paat four calendar )'tll'l not the fii'Jt clime has been received. M.t\TCIDNG FUNDS WJ!IR!!! AV41LABI,E! It takes anresaive action to obtain a Cur sbare of 1uob pubUe monle&. :t · FlEE PARKING IN REAR 'I �Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mid~leport, 0., Nav. 3, 1968-SWm. 8hakespearoe - "Metblnb · -the gentleman doth protei! too much,'. Hiei'OII)Imoua ·cow•ov ,loots, . For Every Sewing Need • Singer Sales-Service ROUSH SHOE ST"(· McCall's Patterns ' _--::" , MIPlMI'OIT How Much IAoney... from F1deral Fundi has been obtained In lltt pa1t IQil )'fan by Mt(tl Counlf to be utilized In roJd comtruction? 'i J In Black·Wh it• . Wear The-m Ov•• The Shoe MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~IIIIIIIIHallllltiiRIIIIIIIIIJIJIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I-= Roads ... ForA Sound Paul Simon li•&ICT GEORGE A. BANKS ,0. Congrtllmtn Moeller's opponents say he. it o "ttx-dolltr apendtr." But let'a look at the FACTS. Congrtllmtn Motlltr Ia tht grttttll "tax-dolllir GET· TER our dlatrlct h11 ever known. Without Congrellman Moeller to rtprtltnt ua In Washington, rnll· Ilona of dolltra which came btck Into our District would htve bten ape~~t SOMEWHERE ElSE BY SOME· ONE !LSEI STATE ' r • ( R~PRESENTATIVE Thllt clolltrl h1w helped to "prime the eeono. mi' pump" In the 10th Dlatrlct, They heve been uaod to gtt thing• on tht move IQIII'i In 1hls shemefullv· neglected COf!;ltr of our 111tt. .Theil dollars which Congl'tllman Moeller helped to bring be. . home •re admlnlattrtd by the ttlft hpuhllean orQ&nlzatlcn 1nd by locel edmlnletrttlone, meny of whic:h are Republlctn domlntttd. Congl'tnman Moeller WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE : • , , not for ~litletl motlvtl. tOHIO U. GRADUATE t FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER t 20 YEARS BUSINESS EXPIRIENCE e4 TERMS OHIO LEGISLATURE N. Pol. Ad¥. \ ' ' • ' I f MEIGS COUNTY HAS BEEN DOMINATED BY Let'a loo~ 11 how thne dollare heve betn u111d to erute pragreu and to haltter the tpinding.power in Meigs County during ' THE REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR OVER 100 YEARS th~t past ·two yeartt J . COHMUNl'!'Y rACILI'l'l!!l ~D ~EVELOPM~ fa 1111 Ult Ntnl Wattr Pollution Control Adminlltl'li tlo11 anocated tna.aoo tor the construction !If • much ftMd. t4 W~ Trutmcnt l'l111t at Middleport, Ob.lo· '!'he corps ot J:q!Mare 1111 11t uh!t QllfOiln\l~ 1100,000 for the d.. . ~JIII'Dt ot a tt11 acre tlte ...-lll4ileport Oil t~Q l)aq . ' 'I' ~ ~ VOTE Paul Simon WHEN YOU MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER VOTE • m . • • • = i = = = -=5 -= = = i= 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yem 1 = .. a= Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Co rporation Pd. Pol. Adv. THE NAME TO IS Through Walttr H. Motller'a work In Cbrlgrtn the pill two y11ra, mort ftdertl IIX dollars w11n~ returned To Tht Ohio 1Oth Dlatrlct Then tho People peld outl Ftw Congrtlllonel Dlatrlcta In theJ;I~i~d Stetta cen ley cltlm to thet feet. ,. , '•• Road Building Program .. , YES Your Tax Dollar' .Come Back to v·oul ' VOTE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS = P.td Political Advertisement: paul Slmo11 and l<tlllletb lfa&tr Through Congrestman Walter Moeller's Efforts Your full Service B•nk Is ••• i MEIGS COUNTY HAS BEEN GOING BACKWARDSI for Over 60 'ean llf tile Olilo River to establl$b ~ water recreatlon facility lneludlnJ a boat ramp and P"king. · This It in aadition to tne very IUbttJnll•l Corps Dam ani! l.ock1 pro/e<:t at Racine wlllcll wlll, tbrou11h fiscal year '67, bavt fllCle vcd a total of $36.4 million in fecleral funcl1. /1. vlgorou• effort has been made to bring the 1tates of Ohio 1nd Wttit vtralllla together by adclins a bjgbway brldae to the dim wlliC:h would slgniflcontly aid the industrial til:• pan~ion of Mtljls County. • 2. VPJTEMNS BENEJ'ITS li'or tl1eal year '86 Melg1 County received a tntal of teo~, OOO In Vaterana AdmlnistrJtion fund•. All but *10,000 wu used to pay directly to veteran• and lltelr families ela11118, pensions, and lndemnitlea. I 3. AGRICULTURE Melt• Countr !'llcolved just under t67D,6t3 In multl·proo Jr~m a,alstance from the u. S. Department of A&rleulfurt durlPI fiscal year '06. . f. POST OFFICil:S . i New modern postal facilities have· been 1uthor1Jed t~r the VUlliQI of Racine and Ratdsvillo. S, l!lllUCATION AND YOUTH TRAINING Tho )leigs County Education &!s.wm haa directly ld t3U23 in Federal Assistance. TllQ communities eroy, Reedsville, and Rutland, summer of cllVtd a total of $28,941 ID tba first ~arns in the coup.ty 168 Meil• county in a~,r·~~~~~:ll!¥oln tanco that wasshared received· county aotlon for tbe the count)' hPa tllared In over bi.Qounl~ Community Actlon borhood Youth Corps pro«nm' · fOIIIII Jlc'Ople in the two countl~!· 6. SOCIAI.o SI!JCUl\ITY PAYMENTS · . Qtti'IJII tilt past two yea,. 1~ over •~ milliOfl has been Jl'ld out of tho U'lllt fund to Meigs County clti2en1 to meet Old .AJo aurvlvou and disability benefit claims under thl t•paniltcl Sod~ ' . . S'ecurity progrJm. . 'I, SMALL WATEIISHED 11106 )felgs County ln rteoM Ume, recelvln& olflelat authoriNUon from the u.s. Soil Conaervatlon Seri'lc.. U.S. D.A.l. fot a 111uelt needed IQIIIII watenhed project at l.ead· l!li ~k. Tbll will !Mill th1t a w~k •tudy plan will be "Vel~ for ijlt projlei It II 11JIIC)tld tlial wlten C0111plettd thll will be th• lafltl!t •111111 \YAtfrJhlli project In the "w till~ ' . . . ..• :WALTER H. MOELLER Christmas FOR CONGRESS 59c Crest Toothpaste ---39c He Gets · Things Done! for Congress Committee Dale Chapman, Chairman Carroll, 0. Pd. Pol. Adv TOYS . DOLLS by MaHel BARBIE -MIDGE SKIPPER-KEN and ALLEN 79c GILLmE SUPER STAINLESS BLADES Sponsored by the Mo•ller REG. PRICE $2.98 95c VALUE BUFFERIN • EAif TERMS .•• -. • • • Sale $J.49 PRICE PENNY BRITE DOLL CLOTHES AND MINIATURE DOLL FURNITURE SALE - 68c ZERO M $4.98 RUTLAND $5.95 PENNY BRITE FURNITURE SH So4811 Rutland' DOLL ENSEMBLE $2.99 SUPER SONIC BLASTER $2.49 IDI:AL PETITE SPECIAL GROUP .. . FANTASY FURNITURE .......................... l PRICE RECORDS 3.98 HI·FI GOSPEL SINGING .. NOTICE ' • How many thousands of miles 1 d1y do the school " buses in Meigs County transport our children over county; rr ro•d•? 6 TRANSISTOR LAVORIS - - - 68c 19" LP. RECORDS·· ······· MILK OF MAGNESIA PINT 39c .9s 5 10 TRANSISTOR $2.00 FAST HOMI PERMANENT RADIO $ 69c VALUE TO .VOTERS' ...·-• 95c VALUE $1.00 RADIO - ~ . • S9.45 FOR SAFER ROADS IN THE PROTECTION OF OUR 'h ! l . ... . CHILDREN * '{' ·' OHICIAL FtCIUIII ,' ~ ELECT . .· P.f~L S~MON and ' \~ . '" Ctrltlllr C.ft h w,... • '" s.".. n. Dt111W11 Ticket From 1ht Stahllouse to ,.. CoriOUA. (Mort TO!IOifOw) · ~KENNETH HAGER ·i '' ~l I" 'T . ' 122 N. SICCND - •' • • ·· MIDDLEPORT. 0. ; ' \ ,• I and $3.99 pr • ., : THE SHOE BOX P. s. How mpch money has Meigs County received from County and Stitt 10urct1 ill tile put ten year~ for road purpoaes? Write your eltlmatt hll't ~--~- ~nr.l compare with the facts to be alicloaed tomorrow. For County Hard Surfaced I Grrls 13 to Teenager 4·12 For •ggrenlve lttdershlp in ob11lnlng Feder~l Fundt eltet , . PAUL liMON and KINN!TH HAGER, Candlrl•tes for County Comminioner. . ' ~ ~- _ ·---~ / $-J149 • . For e•ample In tbe p~st five year3 in the 10111 Congr,e$slonall)fllrl~ of which Mel&s County I• a part the Federal Gavernm•nt l'ravldtd fU,286,269.56 ta ~~~~ countie1 comprl5.lns tbv lOtb Conveulonal Dllllrict. Mei&s County received only $87,218.00, which l1 les1 than 1'11> of tho tatal. Thatmonoy was araPied .In IU61 and for tbe paat four calendar )'tll'l not the fii'Jt clime has been received. M.t\TCIDNG FUNDS WJ!IR!!! AV41LABI,E! It takes anresaive action to obtain a Cur sbare of 1uob pubUe monle&. :t · FlEE PARKING IN REAR 'I �'Voice of BroadWay Long Bottom · Society News at NELSON'S i ! VAPORIZER I ZESTABS $ • 130.DAY SUPPLY DISCOUNTED Schwinn offers well f.., quality at IUch a lhrlfty prico. fol tilt best Yaluo FOR EVERY NEED, ROOM ANDBUDBETI Only ddt a Schwinn! Reg. 59c LIMIT ONE Weekly Cash Savings Adults Only SAVE CASH FlCrrr C J . l' Equipped! . Low Prk411 NEW 1967 ADMIRAL QUALm T.V. BAKER FURNITURE Mlcldltport, o. For Pratedian Around hrm & Home SIMON'S MINIPOO LYSOL Reg. 1.25 N.P.H., Ltnte or p,z. · INSULIN U-40 1.19 N.P.H. 11Lente or P.Z. Milk of Magnesia MARKET Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Friday Til 8 1.33 . . . ·: SUAVE 69 ANACIN 1.03 25-c:t. Reg. 67c LIMIT (2) PEPTQ.BISMOt' 61( 100'• Reg. R... 2.84 96( Mint or Plain ~~-L 79c SP~Ct SHAVE LOTidti' . 4% R111.OL 1.25 ' . INSUliN u.ao OLD SHAMPOO REG.-oR-PINE Reg, 1.48 Arf!tif! Seal UTILITY qARPAULINS •o.o.. ..'-· POMEROY WY 2·3975 rt lb. SMOKED CALLIE All snm• stitched with hickory rord. "" eHemmed on all rour siclc-f!. lfjt All seams douhle stitched to """" added str.nl!lh HAMS . Will not run or bleed in hot weather. ~ IAll corneTs t~ material. "e Poly-Strip · rf>in£oreed with four th icknPsses of grommets spaced not more than four feet apart all around in reinforced hem. With Exclusive POLY -STRIP GROMMETS r U;YON'T PULL OUT! 6x8' 6.90 111.10' 11 .90 iOxl4' 14.75 llx16' 19.95 WON'T PUSH OUTI 6xl0' 7.15 10xl2' _ _ 12.75 12x14' 18.15 14xll' 27.90 10 Ounce Wt. Tarpaulin EBERSBACH HARDWARE "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" :l WERNET$ Reg. 9lc 98c . SUCARYL MAIN ST. POMEROY 20oOl· GROUND BEEF 3 EGGS 3 sp• MILK Reg. c -. - • Pill not crack or peel in extreme rolct weather- ~ 2.99 Mil• Halladay Will Wed on November 19 $1.29 lb. McCOY'S - - - BREAD gal. 85c 5 99c f 5 S1 loavft • ----••••••••••-• Ol.EO lbs. All Purpose 98 FLOUR 25lb. bo'l . 1 wedding19.will take place Nov· ember For Honesty, lntegritv end lmpartlellty .. . VOTE Paul Sii'T'on HUNDREDS OF GIFT IDEAS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Smill Down e TRANSISTOR RADIOS eSTEREOS Hold• Your e SMALL APPLIANCEt Pay~nl PurchaH Until Chrislmot C~l$510NER . ,\ N. Pol. Adv. SAVE CASH BAYER TEGRIN 1 Reg. 0-ol- •• .:~9 9 Jc VAPORIZER ~- ASPIRIN 100'• Rtc~· l9c VAPORUB LUCKY CASH SAVINGS ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 69( ANA'HIST l·Lb. Box ..,.. $1.50 Velue 20'• c Box DISCOUNTED end DELIVERED CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES VISifOUR GIFT (ENTER CREDIT TERIIiS MAY BE ARRANGED ·' Western: A·uto ·!·sto·re r > :· , J , ! ~ '".; ' Home Owned and Operated MEIGS COUNTY ~ ,.99 I man was grad•1ated ,/ from E"tern High S<'hO<'' In and has served t··o years wltb ' l~e United States Army. He !; aum presently empl.wed by the Baker at Middleport. 1·Year Guarantee I Charles J. Halladay. Aliquipoa. Penn., and M•·. Mildred E. MIIS(!rove, Glennwlllard. Penn .. have announced lhe approaching marriage of t•,;r daughter, U•1rtha tea, to Mr. William D. Hellman, son of Mrs. D a n a Turner, Chester, and of the Mr. Alva W. f!eilman. Miss Halladay will graduate from Eastern High School the. spring 'of t9G7. Mr. Hell· 11 doz ADAMS OR HOLSUM _ _ 100':0 Wet Proof LIMIT TWO POWDER FARM EQUIPMENT PROTECTION U·L Approved Removable Flannel Cover 3-Positive Heats HIATING PAD AGORAL Rf!r. $1.14 HEATING PAD HAIR SPRAY Saturday Ti19 E. MAIN ST. ALKA·SELTZER ·PHONE 992·5515 • MIDDLEPORT ", ' \ . .. ·~· ·~·."' <J. •) • I i' �'Voice of BroadWay Long Bottom · Society News at NELSON'S i ! VAPORIZER I ZESTABS $ • 130.DAY SUPPLY DISCOUNTED Schwinn offers well f.., quality at IUch a lhrlfty prico. fol tilt best Yaluo FOR EVERY NEED, ROOM ANDBUDBETI Only ddt a Schwinn! Reg. 59c LIMIT ONE Weekly Cash Savings Adults Only SAVE CASH FlCrrr C J . l' Equipped! . Low Prk411 NEW 1967 ADMIRAL QUALm T.V. BAKER FURNITURE Mlcldltport, o. For Pratedian Around hrm & Home SIMON'S MINIPOO LYSOL Reg. 1.25 N.P.H., Ltnte or p,z. · INSULIN U-40 1.19 N.P.H. 11Lente or P.Z. Milk of Magnesia MARKET Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Friday Til 8 1.33 . . . ·: SUAVE 69 ANACIN 1.03 25-c:t. Reg. 67c LIMIT (2) PEPTQ.BISMOt' 61( 100'• Reg. R... 2.84 96( Mint or Plain ~~-L 79c SP~Ct SHAVE LOTidti' . 4% R111.OL 1.25 ' . INSUliN u.ao OLD SHAMPOO REG.-oR-PINE Reg, 1.48 Arf!tif! Seal UTILITY qARPAULINS •o.o.. ..'-· POMEROY WY 2·3975 rt lb. SMOKED CALLIE All snm• stitched with hickory rord. "" eHemmed on all rour siclc-f!. lfjt All seams douhle stitched to """" added str.nl!lh HAMS . Will not run or bleed in hot weather. ~ IAll corneTs t~ material. "e Poly-Strip · rf>in£oreed with four th icknPsses of grommets spaced not more than four feet apart all around in reinforced hem. With Exclusive POLY -STRIP GROMMETS r U;YON'T PULL OUT! 6x8' 6.90 111.10' 11 .90 iOxl4' 14.75 llx16' 19.95 WON'T PUSH OUTI 6xl0' 7.15 10xl2' _ _ 12.75 12x14' 18.15 14xll' 27.90 10 Ounce Wt. Tarpaulin EBERSBACH HARDWARE "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" :l WERNET$ Reg. 9lc 98c . SUCARYL MAIN ST. POMEROY 20oOl· GROUND BEEF 3 EGGS 3 sp• MILK Reg. c -. - • Pill not crack or peel in extreme rolct weather- ~ 2.99 Mil• Halladay Will Wed on November 19 $1.29 lb. McCOY'S - - - BREAD gal. 85c 5 99c f 5 S1 loavft • ----••••••••••-• Ol.EO lbs. All Purpose 98 FLOUR 25lb. bo'l . 1 wedding19.will take place Nov· ember For Honesty, lntegritv end lmpartlellty .. . VOTE Paul Sii'T'on HUNDREDS OF GIFT IDEAS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Smill Down e TRANSISTOR RADIOS eSTEREOS Hold• Your e SMALL APPLIANCEt Pay~nl PurchaH Until Chrislmot C~l$510NER . ,\ N. Pol. Adv. SAVE CASH BAYER TEGRIN 1 Reg. 0-ol- •• .:~9 9 Jc VAPORIZER ~- ASPIRIN 100'• Rtc~· l9c VAPORUB LUCKY CASH SAVINGS ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 69( ANA'HIST l·Lb. Box ..,.. $1.50 Velue 20'• c Box DISCOUNTED end DELIVERED CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES VISifOUR GIFT (ENTER CREDIT TERIIiS MAY BE ARRANGED ·' Western: A·uto ·!·sto·re r > :· , J , ! ~ '".; ' Home Owned and Operated MEIGS COUNTY ~ ,.99 I man was grad•1ated ,/ from E"tern High S<'hO<'' In and has served t··o years wltb ' l~e United States Army. He !; aum presently empl.wed by the Baker at Middleport. 1·Year Guarantee I Charles J. Halladay. Aliquipoa. Penn., and M•·. Mildred E. MIIS(!rove, Glennwlllard. Penn .. have announced lhe approaching marriage of t•,;r daughter, U•1rtha tea, to Mr. William D. Hellman, son of Mrs. D a n a Turner, Chester, and of the Mr. Alva W. f!eilman. Miss Halladay will graduate from Eastern High School the. spring 'of t9G7. Mr. Hell· 11 doz ADAMS OR HOLSUM _ _ 100':0 Wet Proof LIMIT TWO POWDER FARM EQUIPMENT PROTECTION U·L Approved Removable Flannel Cover 3-Positive Heats HIATING PAD AGORAL Rf!r. $1.14 HEATING PAD HAIR SPRAY Saturday Ti19 E. MAIN ST. ALKA·SELTZER ·PHONE 992·5515 • MIDDLEPORT ", ' \ . .. ·~· ·~·."' <J. •) • I i' �. ' ' ' . \' .' -· I ' ! ~Jo&ln:Amerleo r····rr: ~ntlnel, ··r .. WORlD' Jttusalem Bible is 4th Fine Translation · In lnteJ'IIection Ot~~!rs!~ble, !~. ~~~!r~~ r~~~~=~~~!!~!age, PT. PLEASA.'fl'- City It hao been estimated th: 1nvest1gate4 a two nblcle billl lolls of warm wah· hap Wedllelday S:tli p.m. at 100 on . 0 the 22nd St~ and Jackson Av- pass through the Strait! enue tnter~on resulting in Florida every hour. approximalely $4"tl prtpll'ly ted Press International ol English have been offered -I!Jat Catholic ~nd Protestant . will change our t1me : three magmhcent .. enty works o1 t rans1ators now f1nd bo themselves · per wit he atom ic bomb. the TV ' Biblical scholarship: The Re· able to agree 8 ut 991 1 dinnfl[ rock 'n roll muSic and viSrd Standard VersiOJl (RSV), cent of the time, JUS ·~~ ~ othei< dubious contnbutwns to the nrw English Bible and the rna~;::- ~1 cr~~~~f~r e;~rt"~o human welfare. ' Anchor H1ble. rna g 3 Y pal ., be be ''eeumenu::a But rIt also wtll have to gtv~ To tht~ honor roll n~ay ~ow I The Jerusale~ Bible gets its this , gene ratmn ~red 1t fm added a fourth name· The f th s BI'ble , name rom e 1amou producmg more good transla Jl' l usall'm Bt bl e established 1 1 1 twns ol the R1ble than any other TillS new transla llon, which ~ch";;.~~~a~a ~Iars under on '"'"t on sale thiS week at ~~ cllrection ol Fr. Mariebookstores across the oountr~, Joseph Lagrange Between 1948 For The BEST is the work of Roman Catholic and 1955 tbe sch~l brought out P ~.'h~~~:~ ~~:. }~ny'"mo~:~ha: Nov. S, 196~ Autos CoUide I" Interests of ALL • Me•tgs Counhans Pomeroy-Middleport, • ""t damage 1111 ne personal Jn. jury IIJd 110 litatiGIII. llotll ftblcles bad been moved whta of. ficers arrived, A oar driven by Rebeeca L. Bucbler, Pl. Pleaa811t, IIJd TWO MORE BIG DAYS- FRIDAY and IUmlng left nff 22nd Street col. As Dale Johnson Retires from VOTE Paul Simon • For Navy Service rliaMt,.,. : Selecte.J bv Ser\'J'ce Gui'ld DI'es Wednesday I' ""I I w\ \ I ==-=--; 1-DAY SERVICE CLARENCE E. 95 SHIRT FINISHING MILLER FORCONGR :At ....... SCRAPER OVER $2,000 IN DOOR PRIZES OR IIIUGA11111 -l TIRESI HOME, AUTO SUPPLIES and SERVICES eNO OBLIGATION eEVERYONE WINS ecoME IN and REGISTER You N11cl Not Be Preunt To Win , I NO COST WHEEL ALIGNMENT Gil Stfer, e1sler Steering and - - - ·· --- Long1rTire Life For Only $ ~ POWI!RFUL IEARCHUCIHT BEAM $ } I > t Mod Amltl'lcon Cart P~rll Extr1 If NHded ·~-=~\ ! "A prermrm& high per{orrrw.nee •VIIbniiUitplutio •'l'llot"O •lt.ll · - tire modi for " Veloc1ped1 tocJ.cr.Y'• sports action I Jtur9l~ taba1a 11111 hOle. BJIJII& ch~ .a talal!.lllariJ clllDDftt ... 10" 12" &~~ Firm Golden Sleeper 1 ICE and SNOW . DRAWING We Appeal To You ••• S. W. Stevens, El t • tan • ,$ ealy PRIZE I MILLER I ISfll dyp r-------- DEMOCRATS a •uperb French lranslation of the Scnptures, which was pubhshed m 43 separately-bound sectiol'ls. This "Bible de Jerusa~ !em" quickly beca me the most widely-used transla tion of tlle .;· Scriptures in French-speaking countries. ~MEIGS COUNTY The English version was BT·l Dale Emmei'SOII Johnsoa ~ COMMISSIONER prepared under the directJon of 1 retired lrom the United States Fr. Alexander Jones, one of the @ " " 1o lilA. 1... N&VJ last Wed!lesday, world's foremost Bible scholars. "We're still boycotting the s•Pftmorlet, • <OUse ol f1Nt 2'1, after 10 yem aervlce. Allhuugh it follo ws the French ~igh prices. You'll hGYt to toke 111 OU1 to Prior to his eRllstment 111 version in the interpreMion of Navy Jolmson served with obscure or doubtful passages. it Marines two years du..'lg TO PUT PARTY POLITICS ASIDE AND VOTE is a direct translation of the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - second World War during Its FOR THE MAN BEST QUALIFIED FOR THE Hebrew a11d Greek originals OC<!upatilll of Japa11. JOB. ·AS RESIDENTS OF THE LANCASTER mto English, and not just a re· l fOgf3ffi AREA, WE ARE WELL AWARE OF THE QUAL!· translation of the F'renril. Jolmso1 baa received FICATIONS AND PRINCIPLES OF BOTH CANDI· F, 1 · a1 naval medals, Including ol owmg the happy pr•c•"l ,.,,..vice DATES. dent set by other modern U J eC fiC , American Defense " English tran:-;lation.s. it uses a Medalt W•rld War D CLARENCE E. MILLER, IN OUR OPINION, IS modeJ'R typographical formal, Medal, Navy Occupatloa S...v-11 THE MAN FOR THE JOB. with sing!Nolumn pages, sub· Ice Medal, National AS MAYOR OF LANCASTER, HE PROVED heads and verse numerals Service Medal and the HIMSELF, TO BE A MAN WHO GETS THINGS unobtrusively located along the i PT. PLEASANT - Servlc• PT. PLEASANT- Sterlie W. Conduct Medal four times. DONE. A MAN WHO WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE, margin. Poellc passages are se t . Guild ol Christ Episcopal church Stevens. 58. Gallipolis Ferry, He served on several vesaelsll NOT THE PARTY. m verse form. and direct quotes held its monthly luncheon and died Wednesday morning in including the Keith, Owens' ON NOVEMBER 8TH, WE URGE YOU TO VOTE are set off with quotaiJOn business meeting Wednesday I Pleasant Valley Hospital after nam, Tulare, Iowa, Ranger, FOR CLARENCE E. MILLER FOR CONGRESS. marks. · p.m. 10 the church parish house. a short illness. He was an elec- Forreslal, Boxer, Valley Forge, LET HIM DO FOR SOUTHEASTERN OHIO WHAT Numerous Footnotes I Hostesses were Mrs. W. T. Min· trician currently employed at and Princetol. HE DID FOR LANCASTER! Best of all. there are tun, Mrs. J. J. Lovell and Mrs. the Good Year plant at Apple He was aboard the THANK YOU. numerous foo lnotes on every Edith Simkms. Grove. He was member of the Princeton and USS Valley Forge page, clarifymg allusions to . . . Zion Baptist Church. in 1964 when both vessels . people, places, coins, weights, Miss Juliet Smith, preSident, 1 in Viet Nam. Johnson was on . . . . Freel A· MotKh Wlllarci"Furz" Smith measure-s, distances and events presided during t~le bu ~ mess l Survrvmg are hts wtfe, Char~ tbe Bridge Staff at Treasure Is-. Mrs. Larry Pelerson R. s. Bode, M.D. that would otherwise be mea· meeting. A di scusswn of the· lotte; one son, Terry and one land, San Francisco, at the Louis J. Sandor Fredltl'ick W. "Fritz" ningless to the modern reader. proposed clothes bank prnJect l daughter, Brenda, both time of his retirement. Mr. and Mn. Jomft T, HoHmon The stated objective ut til< was held and I he gruup was home ; one brotner, John Stev- Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. Sears Mr. and Mn. Paul R. Mrs. J. Howord Smith translators wast 0 ''convPy the sued an invitation.~ mee~ tn ens. Sl. Albans: and rour Ernest J~hnson, R. D. Racine, Kumlltl' John R. Thoyer exact meamg of the Sllcred ' December. 6 in a JOint Chnst · ters, Mrs. Came Mohr, Pt. bas purchased 1 home near Mn. Robert W. Victor E. Wernet texts wllh grace and felici ty, in 1mas meetJDg w1th St. Momca Pleasant, Mrs. Helen Mellow· Racine where be, his w1fe and Bre!Jinger J. Roblrf "Bob" White modern. flowing English." i Guild of the church. Announce· , ell, Charleston, Mrs. Mary For· five children will reside. Paul R. Kant Mr. ond Mn. GHrp R· T h e E n g 1i s h is i n d e e d ment was made of the commg I rest. South Charleston and John Kraft WDOdruH Mr. and Mn. William 1!. "modern a•d flowing," and will r benefit bridge to be held in the Eva Gibson, Puerto Rico. HilL VS. MOUNTAIN Kltl'mit'Kimmtrer Krug be easlly readable to any persoo l parish house on November 10 F . -'II be There is nt precise differ· . . . G 'ld unera1 servrce w1 Willl}m D. Monger, M.D. Alfred B. Brown . th M h ·Stevens ence lletween 1 hill and a moon· w1th a grade scl!ool educatiOn. sponsored by St. F'ranrJS u1 · d 2 0 .~s for the "grace and felicity" The group decided that the I F:er~ · ~·o:e :ith th: ~•• taln. Hills are generally omaJI. of the literary style, some may l•tudy program for the year , W S 8 .11 d the Rev Cllf- er although some feel that it falls a bit short of will concern stories of the w<r 10 ~ · 1 ups a;fi 1 ling Jl·,:~~~-=·~w:led:a:h:il~l•:;;· the high standard set by the '\ men e1 the Bible. ill be fcox~~ ..;metery RSV , which is an updating of Hostesses for the January w . n . . ed · the archaic but still incompar3" meeting will be Mrs. Milton ll. Fnends are bemg receiV ! bly beautiful Englisl1 of the old Miller, Mrs. Gail Faires and the funeral home. I King James version. Mrs. William Wells. 1 Bot it is no disgrace to fall a Attendmg the luncheon meet· CAN ADJOURN EONGRESS bit short of the loveliest English ing were Mrs. S C. Willielm, . . prose ever written. The Jerusa· Miss Reba Beale, Mrs. 'II. L. The Constttutuion . empowers,1 Full or 1lem Bible has a forthright and , Miller, Mrs. Homer Martin, the pr.,.Ident to ad)OW'II ConIN &ilf ' often felicitous style of its own, . Mrs. D. i'i. Connors, Mn. F. W. gress at such time as be may IN f.-oUT AT 5 as in these passages from 1 Ingraham, Mrs. John Samsell, thmk proper when tho House Proudly Paid For By Democrats For Mlller Jesus' Sermon on the Mount: ' Mrs. w. s. Hyre, Miss Smith, and Senate cllsagree with reCommittee, Wlllard Smith, Chairman, Lancaster "Treat others as you would ! Mrs. Gail Faires, Mrs. Elza spect to the time of adjourn- Rop!ii~deanen Pd. Pol Adv. like them to lrea you.'t' , 1 Martin, Mrs. Tom Walters. Rev. ment. No president has, Se~tiii'Sf; PonMroy "Be compassionate as your and Mrs. c. A. Pitzer and the ever, exereiJed thia power, · ,._ battz.bee eonstrodion Cor night afrer raher is compaRsionate dn not hostesses. condemn and you will not be ----lligiJt of -ml sleep. Compare: I , condemned yourselves." : · . - . - slripe cove<- gold ....... "Be eareful nut to parade IC ; • ...., Edge Gants• ead sagging edges your good deeds before men !o attrttct their notice." t , 0.. Raooge k - SUI'face S11100th, lilm I The .lerusalem Bible is • ri J eds oltemper41d steel coils published by Doubleday & Co. The only edition now available 1nd :is a handsome 2,0IJO..page buckra m-bound volume which MIDDLEPORT, 0. · sells for $16.95. PT. PLEASANT - Clifford IL Vickero, 52, Leon Rl 2, died I eveniRg in Holzer for Hospital a five month& illHe was ewoer and operator o1 V'Hbr'l Restaurant 01 · llbelt •til ill health !arced 1111 nllnmenl He and his wHe, Fr<da, took over management ol tbe re&in the taUJ"Bnt In 11H3 following t be death ol his father, Herbert, ' Kenneth McElhinny, president of the Board of Meigs County who had operated the establish- I 1 men! since 1009. . 1 '·Commissioners, offers the following report in behalf of the Mr_ Vickers was born m Cin~. cinnati, on June 9, 1914 the son J'resent Commissioners: of Laura Petty Vickers , who : EXPERIENCE . . Obi S ate Third ranking Senator in Ohio next session. survives and the late Herbert I Two ~ years m OhiO House, Twelve years m o en , Vickers. He was a member of DrJr Fellow Citizens: the Trinity Methodist Church, LEADERSHIP . . . f Agriculture & Conservation, Hi~ways & Motor , Loyal Order of Moose. Amel'l· . Chairman, Health &; Educatton Comm1ttee, member 0 to lS-State Education com1111 ttee, and by Sen!~ "Your currenl county board o[ commissioners is _happy to r~port Meigs can Legion Post No. 23 and a Vehicles and Taxation Commtltees. Appom\ed by Governor veteran of World Wflr II. 'tount .v ~government is being operated "m the black - and we wtll stnve _to ate to Interstate Council of State Governments. Surviving in addilion to his ' .. ' .i'onl lllll e ur t!"' manner during future years we are gtven the opportumty mother are his wife, Freda n.if- : 'bf serv ing 011 r t<J.\payersACCOMPLISHMENT d seh 1 furids Improved highway program, In· fie Vickers and one sister. Mrs. 127 Bills enacted into law. Increased sch~ol funds, l~prov\ b'fft drunken-driving bill, increeased townPtwllis Smith, Pt. Pleasanl. : "11 is only farr to make it knnwn Ihat our rounty highw ay department, ereased teachers' salaries, veterans' leglslatton. ant,r-narco tcs lion benefits and other protective and Funeral serviee will be Friship funds, increased une~ployment and Workmen s Compensa • . ~·ith all poso,;ible coo peratio n from lht t:ommis_sion~·rs . !s co ntinua lly stnvin~ day, 2 p.m. ir the Crow-Hussell needed community legislatiOn. ~tor hrttrr road conditions in ilw rura l an''" ol ~ l e1gs ( ounlv under the ven Funeral Home with the Rev . : Charles A. Pitzer officiating. i ~IJ!e supr•n1s1on of Engineer l'hPodore Reegle. Burial will be in Suncrest cern- 1 RECOGNITION · ations of Southeastern Ohio for Endorsed by newspapers of district. and given awards by var1ous orgaruz etery. Fl'lends may call at the · j. "The prnple of our co unt v should also lw aware that of the 85 total jisbnguished legisllltive service in behalf of this sectiOn of the State. tuneral home alter 6 p.m. to;\Jniles ol lmd sur la ced l>iacktnp roads ill .\ lcigs. 70 miles of .it has heen htult day. f'd url!l g ihr past thrf'f' yl'Jfs . This. surPiy. 1 ~ evH IPn ce m figures that your I jturrf'nl l'ommi ~s iont>rs , nam ely tJwrles H Karr._ Sr. , Roher~ C la~k and.~~: Pleaoanl Valley Hospital ADMITTED I 1avid Rlanken. ' ~e lr , arl' ad ivel y slriving ro r bcller rura l roads w1lhout any fmanc1al deficit. ship, !...etart: ~r ~ . Herman Per. ry. Kanauga, Ohio ; Mrs. P<1ul Sin(erely, D. Williams, Gallipolis. 0 .. Ka. thv Woomer , )t. Plr.al! ant. .DISCHARGED Mr> Lloyd Neville. Apple nrov•· Mn· Bvron Dudding. Pt Pleasnnt. President of the Boord of Meigs I' ca ' d RSV the Protestant-translate ! which r~ently w.as for Cathoh~. use) 15 a stan! B1ble. . Generally Ahgr~e · Biblical schol-a rs. tp .as such oaormous stndes m to new manu· script discoveries .such as Dead Sea Scrolls, and unproved SATURDAY I ' ~ . ,,.. $9.99 $10.99 $12.99 $5.95 . ! ."~ I c. H.v· kers FOREMAN &ABBOTT I 1 OAKLEY COLLINS Meigs Commissioner President IEPORTS -w 1·: CAPITOL TRACK TESTED I ABSO,R .BER~ AI 'PIItiiiiiiUI" of110 IIIJh to kMP •t our low evtryday Price JOII alollbiJ G~t the 4th FREE 1 I bMIIIIII , . _ JllltimiaUo tbw. 20 lnaheL Buy 3'SHOCK STATE YOU! j l'nDb....l flld ftnJeW IJIICII'II bJ~· 'Willi hJ.rlser ~IIIli full .... 1 .. lllfdl.. cm..n.r~me IIIII aud IUIIdt. Saftl, phq willa Jlcldlz Southeastern Ohio FOR IIUPI"''i bars. NO MONiv DOWN VOTE WORKING Full17*·inch addle ~le bull• rli-ru. lldz:t vontlonal bikes. One-pi""\' vmy!_lop -~ • foam pedtlin& for a 10ft rillo. &Ulllillblf '-Di ~ '39.95 HE IS A VOICE KEEP SENATOR Of Leon Route Dies Wednesday N40f 1 ' Mfeat IOmph. II & tBO ' PRICED TOO LOW TO ADVERTISEI ...... tll•illill 111.11111 new "lfrlltlll- ~lno" - • FUll l'lllt Ol •lrtftt Llw An• '"' ll)fll Gonl NO TELEPHONE PRICE QUOTATION PLEASE! COME IN AND OM 1.11111 ...,. lnltallecl I ""'"""llllp lrnd grU, ilold SEE US FOR LOWEST PRICES EVER """' • RE-ElECT I for State Senator Kenneth McElhinny, County Commis5ioners ' Pd . Pol. Adv. • ''~--------------~ Three fourth~ of Hll rPr<li rnj:lds in the Unitt'd StaLes are surfaced. ..Collins; I.!!.,;_ A' ___ Oal<ley ...,...,..;._.:."i-'----r--::Co:l::;li:ns:":f:or~. L-----------------Pd Pol . Adv. ,J;, ' ·• " ......... .. - ... I . . .. . · ~ 4 ~ · · -" ~ ijf,. ·'· I '• Senate .Commlttee ~· ' ~,. . of,M•tro,Oiitan~. Mo~rs) • I 'I )' . . ..... ft , ' . t.. • .• ' ...---·--~- ....,' __.. . _ . ~--· . . 1-·•#•··-···----··- ··......~ . . ...... __.....,.J ··-.__. . ;.;. . ....._......... .- - ..-.. . . . . ,,... _.,.._ / ...,.,.,. ,.l • .. -'-"•·~· ..... .. ,_. .. . ___ ,....... ....................... .. ·-· , . ·- . .... _ . ' " $, .•, .' 'I �. ' ' ' . \' .' -· I ' ! ~Jo&ln:Amerleo r····rr: ~ntlnel, ··r .. WORlD' Jttusalem Bible is 4th Fine Translation · In lnteJ'IIection Ot~~!rs!~ble, !~. ~~~!r~~ r~~~~=~~~!!~!age, PT. PLEASA.'fl'- City It hao been estimated th: 1nvest1gate4 a two nblcle billl lolls of warm wah· hap Wedllelday S:tli p.m. at 100 on . 0 the 22nd St~ and Jackson Av- pass through the Strait! enue tnter~on resulting in Florida every hour. approximalely $4"tl prtpll'ly ted Press International ol English have been offered -I!Jat Catholic ~nd Protestant . will change our t1me : three magmhcent .. enty works o1 t rans1ators now f1nd bo themselves · per wit he atom ic bomb. the TV ' Biblical scholarship: The Re· able to agree 8 ut 991 1 dinnfl[ rock 'n roll muSic and viSrd Standard VersiOJl (RSV), cent of the time, JUS ·~~ ~ othei< dubious contnbutwns to the nrw English Bible and the rna~;::- ~1 cr~~~~f~r e;~rt"~o human welfare. ' Anchor H1ble. rna g 3 Y pal ., be be ''eeumenu::a But rIt also wtll have to gtv~ To tht~ honor roll n~ay ~ow I The Jerusale~ Bible gets its this , gene ratmn ~red 1t fm added a fourth name· The f th s BI'ble , name rom e 1amou producmg more good transla Jl' l usall'm Bt bl e established 1 1 1 twns ol the R1ble than any other TillS new transla llon, which ~ch";;.~~~a~a ~Iars under on '"'"t on sale thiS week at ~~ cllrection ol Fr. Mariebookstores across the oountr~, Joseph Lagrange Between 1948 For The BEST is the work of Roman Catholic and 1955 tbe sch~l brought out P ~.'h~~~:~ ~~:. }~ny'"mo~:~ha: Nov. S, 196~ Autos CoUide I" Interests of ALL • Me•tgs Counhans Pomeroy-Middleport, • ""t damage 1111 ne personal Jn. jury IIJd 110 litatiGIII. llotll ftblcles bad been moved whta of. ficers arrived, A oar driven by Rebeeca L. Bucbler, Pl. Pleaa811t, IIJd TWO MORE BIG DAYS- FRIDAY and IUmlng left nff 22nd Street col. As Dale Johnson Retires from VOTE Paul Simon • For Navy Service rliaMt,.,. : Selecte.J bv Ser\'J'ce Gui'ld DI'es Wednesday I' ""I I w\ \ I ==-=--; 1-DAY SERVICE CLARENCE E. 95 SHIRT FINISHING MILLER FORCONGR :At ....... SCRAPER OVER $2,000 IN DOOR PRIZES OR IIIUGA11111 -l TIRESI HOME, AUTO SUPPLIES and SERVICES eNO OBLIGATION eEVERYONE WINS ecoME IN and REGISTER You N11cl Not Be Preunt To Win , I NO COST WHEEL ALIGNMENT Gil Stfer, e1sler Steering and - - - ·· --- Long1rTire Life For Only $ ~ POWI!RFUL IEARCHUCIHT BEAM $ } I > t Mod Amltl'lcon Cart P~rll Extr1 If NHded ·~-=~\ ! "A prermrm& high per{orrrw.nee •VIIbniiUitplutio •'l'llot"O •lt.ll · - tire modi for " Veloc1ped1 tocJ.cr.Y'• sports action I Jtur9l~ taba1a 11111 hOle. BJIJII& ch~ .a talal!.lllariJ clllDDftt ... 10" 12" &~~ Firm Golden Sleeper 1 ICE and SNOW . DRAWING We Appeal To You ••• S. W. Stevens, El t • tan • ,$ ealy PRIZE I MILLER I ISfll dyp r-------- DEMOCRATS a •uperb French lranslation of the Scnptures, which was pubhshed m 43 separately-bound sectiol'ls. This "Bible de Jerusa~ !em" quickly beca me the most widely-used transla tion of tlle .;· Scriptures in French-speaking countries. ~MEIGS COUNTY The English version was BT·l Dale Emmei'SOII Johnsoa ~ COMMISSIONER prepared under the directJon of 1 retired lrom the United States Fr. Alexander Jones, one of the @ " " 1o lilA. 1... N&VJ last Wed!lesday, world's foremost Bible scholars. "We're still boycotting the s•Pftmorlet, • <OUse ol f1Nt 2'1, after 10 yem aervlce. Allhuugh it follo ws the French ~igh prices. You'll hGYt to toke 111 OU1 to Prior to his eRllstment 111 version in the interpreMion of Navy Jolmson served with obscure or doubtful passages. it Marines two years du..'lg TO PUT PARTY POLITICS ASIDE AND VOTE is a direct translation of the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - second World War during Its FOR THE MAN BEST QUALIFIED FOR THE Hebrew a11d Greek originals OC<!upatilll of Japa11. JOB. ·AS RESIDENTS OF THE LANCASTER mto English, and not just a re· l fOgf3ffi AREA, WE ARE WELL AWARE OF THE QUAL!· translation of the F'renril. Jolmso1 baa received FICATIONS AND PRINCIPLES OF BOTH CANDI· F, 1 · a1 naval medals, Including ol owmg the happy pr•c•"l ,.,,..vice DATES. dent set by other modern U J eC fiC , American Defense " English tran:-;lation.s. it uses a Medalt W•rld War D CLARENCE E. MILLER, IN OUR OPINION, IS modeJ'R typographical formal, Medal, Navy Occupatloa S...v-11 THE MAN FOR THE JOB. with sing!Nolumn pages, sub· Ice Medal, National AS MAYOR OF LANCASTER, HE PROVED heads and verse numerals Service Medal and the HIMSELF, TO BE A MAN WHO GETS THINGS unobtrusively located along the i PT. PLEASANT - Servlc• PT. PLEASANT- Sterlie W. Conduct Medal four times. DONE. A MAN WHO WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE, margin. Poellc passages are se t . Guild ol Christ Episcopal church Stevens. 58. Gallipolis Ferry, He served on several vesaelsll NOT THE PARTY. m verse form. and direct quotes held its monthly luncheon and died Wednesday morning in including the Keith, Owens' ON NOVEMBER 8TH, WE URGE YOU TO VOTE are set off with quotaiJOn business meeting Wednesday I Pleasant Valley Hospital after nam, Tulare, Iowa, Ranger, FOR CLARENCE E. MILLER FOR CONGRESS. marks. · p.m. 10 the church parish house. a short illness. He was an elec- Forreslal, Boxer, Valley Forge, LET HIM DO FOR SOUTHEASTERN OHIO WHAT Numerous Footnotes I Hostesses were Mrs. W. T. Min· trician currently employed at and Princetol. HE DID FOR LANCASTER! Best of all. there are tun, Mrs. J. J. Lovell and Mrs. the Good Year plant at Apple He was aboard the THANK YOU. numerous foo lnotes on every Edith Simkms. Grove. He was member of the Princeton and USS Valley Forge page, clarifymg allusions to . . . Zion Baptist Church. in 1964 when both vessels . people, places, coins, weights, Miss Juliet Smith, preSident, 1 in Viet Nam. Johnson was on . . . . Freel A· MotKh Wlllarci"Furz" Smith measure-s, distances and events presided during t~le bu ~ mess l Survrvmg are hts wtfe, Char~ tbe Bridge Staff at Treasure Is-. Mrs. Larry Pelerson R. s. Bode, M.D. that would otherwise be mea· meeting. A di scusswn of the· lotte; one son, Terry and one land, San Francisco, at the Louis J. Sandor Fredltl'ick W. "Fritz" ningless to the modern reader. proposed clothes bank prnJect l daughter, Brenda, both time of his retirement. Mr. and Mn. Jomft T, HoHmon The stated objective ut til< was held and I he gruup was home ; one brotner, John Stev- Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. Sears Mr. and Mn. Paul R. Mrs. J. Howord Smith translators wast 0 ''convPy the sued an invitation.~ mee~ tn ens. Sl. Albans: and rour Ernest J~hnson, R. D. Racine, Kumlltl' John R. Thoyer exact meamg of the Sllcred ' December. 6 in a JOint Chnst · ters, Mrs. Came Mohr, Pt. bas purchased 1 home near Mn. Robert W. Victor E. Wernet texts wllh grace and felici ty, in 1mas meetJDg w1th St. Momca Pleasant, Mrs. Helen Mellow· Racine where be, his w1fe and Bre!Jinger J. Roblrf "Bob" White modern. flowing English." i Guild of the church. Announce· , ell, Charleston, Mrs. Mary For· five children will reside. Paul R. Kant Mr. ond Mn. GHrp R· T h e E n g 1i s h is i n d e e d ment was made of the commg I rest. South Charleston and John Kraft WDOdruH Mr. and Mn. William 1!. "modern a•d flowing," and will r benefit bridge to be held in the Eva Gibson, Puerto Rico. HilL VS. MOUNTAIN Kltl'mit'Kimmtrer Krug be easlly readable to any persoo l parish house on November 10 F . -'II be There is nt precise differ· . . . G 'ld unera1 servrce w1 Willl}m D. Monger, M.D. Alfred B. Brown . th M h ·Stevens ence lletween 1 hill and a moon· w1th a grade scl!ool educatiOn. sponsored by St. F'ranrJS u1 · d 2 0 .~s for the "grace and felicity" The group decided that the I F:er~ · ~·o:e :ith th: ~•• taln. Hills are generally omaJI. of the literary style, some may l•tudy program for the year , W S 8 .11 d the Rev Cllf- er although some feel that it falls a bit short of will concern stories of the w<r 10 ~ · 1 ups a;fi 1 ling Jl·,:~~~-=·~w:led:a:h:il~l•:;;· the high standard set by the '\ men e1 the Bible. ill be fcox~~ ..;metery RSV , which is an updating of Hostesses for the January w . n . . ed · the archaic but still incompar3" meeting will be Mrs. Milton ll. Fnends are bemg receiV ! bly beautiful Englisl1 of the old Miller, Mrs. Gail Faires and the funeral home. I King James version. Mrs. William Wells. 1 Bot it is no disgrace to fall a Attendmg the luncheon meet· CAN ADJOURN EONGRESS bit short of the loveliest English ing were Mrs. S C. Willielm, . . prose ever written. The Jerusa· Miss Reba Beale, Mrs. 'II. L. The Constttutuion . empowers,1 Full or 1lem Bible has a forthright and , Miller, Mrs. Homer Martin, the pr.,.Ident to ad)OW'II ConIN &ilf ' often felicitous style of its own, . Mrs. D. i'i. Connors, Mn. F. W. gress at such time as be may IN f.-oUT AT 5 as in these passages from 1 Ingraham, Mrs. John Samsell, thmk proper when tho House Proudly Paid For By Democrats For Mlller Jesus' Sermon on the Mount: ' Mrs. w. s. Hyre, Miss Smith, and Senate cllsagree with reCommittee, Wlllard Smith, Chairman, Lancaster "Treat others as you would ! Mrs. Gail Faires, Mrs. Elza spect to the time of adjourn- Rop!ii~deanen Pd. Pol Adv. like them to lrea you.'t' , 1 Martin, Mrs. Tom Walters. Rev. ment. No president has, Se~tiii'Sf; PonMroy "Be compassionate as your and Mrs. c. A. Pitzer and the ever, exereiJed thia power, · ,._ battz.bee eonstrodion Cor night afrer raher is compaRsionate dn not hostesses. condemn and you will not be ----lligiJt of -ml sleep. Compare: I , condemned yourselves." : · . - . - slripe cove<- gold ....... "Be eareful nut to parade IC ; • ...., Edge Gants• ead sagging edges your good deeds before men !o attrttct their notice." t , 0.. Raooge k - SUI'face S11100th, lilm I The .lerusalem Bible is • ri J eds oltemper41d steel coils published by Doubleday & Co. The only edition now available 1nd :is a handsome 2,0IJO..page buckra m-bound volume which MIDDLEPORT, 0. · sells for $16.95. PT. PLEASANT - Clifford IL Vickero, 52, Leon Rl 2, died I eveniRg in Holzer for Hospital a five month& illHe was ewoer and operator o1 V'Hbr'l Restaurant 01 · llbelt •til ill health !arced 1111 nllnmenl He and his wHe, Fr<da, took over management ol tbe re&in the taUJ"Bnt In 11H3 following t be death ol his father, Herbert, ' Kenneth McElhinny, president of the Board of Meigs County who had operated the establish- I 1 men! since 1009. . 1 '·Commissioners, offers the following report in behalf of the Mr_ Vickers was born m Cin~. cinnati, on June 9, 1914 the son J'resent Commissioners: of Laura Petty Vickers , who : EXPERIENCE . . Obi S ate Third ranking Senator in Ohio next session. survives and the late Herbert I Two ~ years m OhiO House, Twelve years m o en , Vickers. He was a member of DrJr Fellow Citizens: the Trinity Methodist Church, LEADERSHIP . . . f Agriculture & Conservation, Hi~ways & Motor , Loyal Order of Moose. Amel'l· . Chairman, Health &; Educatton Comm1ttee, member 0 to lS-State Education com1111 ttee, and by Sen!~ "Your currenl county board o[ commissioners is _happy to r~port Meigs can Legion Post No. 23 and a Vehicles and Taxation Commtltees. Appom\ed by Governor veteran of World Wflr II. 'tount .v ~government is being operated "m the black - and we wtll stnve _to ate to Interstate Council of State Governments. Surviving in addilion to his ' .. ' .i'onl lllll e ur t!"' manner during future years we are gtven the opportumty mother are his wife, Freda n.if- : 'bf serv ing 011 r t<J.\payersACCOMPLISHMENT d seh 1 furids Improved highway program, In· fie Vickers and one sister. Mrs. 127 Bills enacted into law. Increased sch~ol funds, l~prov\ b'fft drunken-driving bill, increeased townPtwllis Smith, Pt. Pleasanl. : "11 is only farr to make it knnwn Ihat our rounty highw ay department, ereased teachers' salaries, veterans' leglslatton. ant,r-narco tcs lion benefits and other protective and Funeral serviee will be Friship funds, increased une~ployment and Workmen s Compensa • . ~·ith all poso,;ible coo peratio n from lht t:ommis_sion~·rs . !s co ntinua lly stnvin~ day, 2 p.m. ir the Crow-Hussell needed community legislatiOn. ~tor hrttrr road conditions in ilw rura l an''" ol ~ l e1gs ( ounlv under the ven Funeral Home with the Rev . : Charles A. Pitzer officiating. i ~IJ!e supr•n1s1on of Engineer l'hPodore Reegle. Burial will be in Suncrest cern- 1 RECOGNITION · ations of Southeastern Ohio for Endorsed by newspapers of district. and given awards by var1ous orgaruz etery. Fl'lends may call at the · j. "The prnple of our co unt v should also lw aware that of the 85 total jisbnguished legisllltive service in behalf of this sectiOn of the State. tuneral home alter 6 p.m. to;\Jniles ol lmd sur la ced l>iacktnp roads ill .\ lcigs. 70 miles of .it has heen htult day. f'd url!l g ihr past thrf'f' yl'Jfs . This. surPiy. 1 ~ evH IPn ce m figures that your I jturrf'nl l'ommi ~s iont>rs , nam ely tJwrles H Karr._ Sr. , Roher~ C la~k and.~~: Pleaoanl Valley Hospital ADMITTED I 1avid Rlanken. ' ~e lr , arl' ad ivel y slriving ro r bcller rura l roads w1lhout any fmanc1al deficit. ship, !...etart: ~r ~ . Herman Per. ry. Kanauga, Ohio ; Mrs. P<1ul Sin(erely, D. Williams, Gallipolis. 0 .. Ka. thv Woomer , )t. Plr.al! ant. .DISCHARGED Mr> Lloyd Neville. Apple nrov•· Mn· Bvron Dudding. Pt Pleasnnt. President of the Boord of Meigs I' ca ' d RSV the Protestant-translate ! which r~ently w.as for Cathoh~. use) 15 a stan! B1ble. . Generally Ahgr~e · Biblical schol-a rs. tp .as such oaormous stndes m to new manu· script discoveries .such as Dead Sea Scrolls, and unproved SATURDAY I ' ~ . ,,.. $9.99 $10.99 $12.99 $5.95 . ! ."~ I c. H.v· kers FOREMAN &ABBOTT I 1 OAKLEY COLLINS Meigs Commissioner President IEPORTS -w 1·: CAPITOL TRACK TESTED I ABSO,R .BER~ AI 'PIItiiiiiiUI" of110 IIIJh to kMP •t our low evtryday Price JOII alollbiJ G~t the 4th FREE 1 I bMIIIIII , . _ JllltimiaUo tbw. 20 lnaheL Buy 3'SHOCK STATE YOU! j l'nDb....l flld ftnJeW IJIICII'II bJ~· 'Willi hJ.rlser ~IIIli full .... 1 .. lllfdl.. cm..n.r~me IIIII aud IUIIdt. Saftl, phq willa Jlcldlz Southeastern Ohio FOR IIUPI"''i bars. NO MONiv DOWN VOTE WORKING Full17*·inch addle ~le bull• rli-ru. lldz:t vontlonal bikes. One-pi""\' vmy!_lop -~ • foam pedtlin& for a 10ft rillo. &Ulllillblf '-Di ~ '39.95 HE IS A VOICE KEEP SENATOR Of Leon Route Dies Wednesday N40f 1 ' Mfeat IOmph. II & tBO ' PRICED TOO LOW TO ADVERTISEI ...... tll•illill 111.11111 new "lfrlltlll- ~lno" - • FUll l'lllt Ol •lrtftt Llw An• '"' ll)fll Gonl NO TELEPHONE PRICE QUOTATION PLEASE! COME IN AND OM 1.11111 ...,. lnltallecl I ""'"""llllp lrnd grU, ilold SEE US FOR LOWEST PRICES EVER """' • RE-ElECT I for State Senator Kenneth McElhinny, County Commis5ioners ' Pd . Pol. Adv. • ''~--------------~ Three fourth~ of Hll rPr<li rnj:lds in the Unitt'd StaLes are surfaced. ..Collins; I.!!.,;_ A' ___ Oal<ley ...,...,..;._.:."i-'----r--::Co:l::;li:ns:":f:or~. L-----------------Pd Pol . Adv. ,J;, ' ·• " ......... .. - ... I . . .. . · ~ 4 ~ · · -" ~ ijf,. ·'· I '• Senate .Commlttee ~· ' ~,. . of,M•tro,Oiitan~. 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C:AHCILL.t.TIONI t;O.RICTIDN8 llflll 110 tlc•lthG until t:R A. M. lltr 0.'1' et PllblleaHIII SERVIC~ ltAQUl.AfiONa '"'I'VW TIM PUDfiNI•r Hit l'lltd fCt ..II Of ...IKI 1nr - · . . . . . . C'bttctiORIDI.. reporttll ll•h•r wm mort ~. . . lr""" lbOIIIcl INI •m•ecnat.ay. rttt ... nat ill ,.......... fer ..,_ IIICOI'I'Ht .,...,...., UTII ,. wem u ..,... loot and Found 3 YEA/\ OLD Slallion pony, dark brown wilh white mane !Wl' II ONI 01' THI From the Lar~est Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator To The Smallest Healer Core. Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. BLAETTNARS RADIATOR I'll. 992-2143 Pomeroy SERVICE lost on I I NICI51 P&OPLII Real Estate For Sale .I ' DICK RAWLINGS Rlwlings Honda WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT OHIO . DRIVE A CLEAN CAR "You neve to Mimi to t)elieva IT ONLY TAKES Mimi!! " . Vtctor Huao For me,yes!! >or my I tt.tiQ Charles~ah no•• 63 Corvair·· $1295 !!00 Cpe, Low mileage. Local 1 owner car, std. trans.. Tur· quoise fillish, vinyl interior, R&H yet!!' .. P•pa DtGaulli "!Ot EEk 1 MRIC ~------~------·~------~------~1 RlliTICS IS A FOIIIU'r' Reedsville 11· 3 tv HOWII SCHN!liDEil ly KINca GASULIN! ALLEY BUSIIJESS! £VERI'OOE~ -• JALKIIJG A!lOOT TI-ll<: ·~ PR€'5100Jni>L. CAMPAIGIJ:; ! .0 THE ". BORN LOID • I 'j • ' J • Br MERRILL BLOSSER )~ ·-· I TfiOUGWT Jl..l'iT F=OR 'iORT OF A VACATION TRIP OUTSIDE Ol= T~ · s &UT. "r>C!CN"I AA'Il "rtJu FOR<iOTT'Ii AU.. ME DI£1/AL """"'1106llY OUQ OLD fRIQiOS COMII'1' F=OR A ~Ci CH~MA'i f'IORT'I? ·For Rent -- ----~-,-.,-, ti ROOM house with balh, lull basement, Soulh 4th St., Mid· dlepor~ 0 . Ph. !m-9941. 11 3 6lp 5 ROOM house with bath, in lower Syracuse, available on Nov. 19, 1966. Kenneth Cunidff, 5t Larson Drive, Grove. port, 0. Ph. 036·5427 _ II 2 Sic lUG$ lUNNY T r~l ' lt>r f'<lrk. 991-:1:1?.4. ~I merwi ll e, Ohio, 10 '/J 61c 1 7 Rnn.\1 hn 11 ~ e with bath, iii DAJLY~-IIen'•-ta-" ,l.:ti:YDLD.A..A.:ti:D Po-nwroy. Ph. 992-!).185. 1e l.oNora:r.:r.ow ' 104t!c One leU.. llmJ117- fGr t• :M•.lillllll ..... .&.Ill---. I for tho 11uw L'o, X for IIIII O'o, ..... Bq1t 11t1roo11. F'URN ISHF.D aad unfurnished 1 ll'ophleo, tbo lell&tb 111111- .. - - - ....... apftrti"ents. Close to school. 1 lilal>h day 1111 code~ are rr t Phone 1192-5434. 10 18 Ue .&.011 ,,, 'I - -~ - ~ _.. ~-- --~ f, .·h '\~- a a ·· ·--·- FOUR afl<JOM furnished apan. ~ WY z..3658. 4 II lie tlf'II':IIRNISHED apartment. newly redecorale'd, North 8eoond Ave., Middleport, 0., wlll rent reuonable. FrMk FUJ•te. 88Zr6211 It 16 tic ,, .. I ROOM~· wllli bliiL , 4 Pli. IIIHilf. I t tic JU,WP L CDYI7K I.a. GI'G7 !IJ.OI 11'111111: Dl JUoiJP L •I !EIIGKOO . . . . . ; · I -z:GLIIH'G .; :''· • . . . _...... . ( .......... ••• p .' -, • • CALL; ON& MINU:rl Honza 4 Dr. PowergUde, bucket seats, radio and heat· er. Locat 1 owner lody own· f ! ' 64 Corvair • $1095 Hobson Leading Creek Road. Rose Shuler, ph. 142-4107. 11 I Jtc and MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT er. Beige finish, sharp tnside and out. Wanted ------,·--- HON'DA SAUS & SERVICE BLAmNARS . excellent condition, • Ctn t ,_. «tl"'l on. IMHftH ent to a shopping area, lm· Mini mum 'htrtl 10 oentl mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992II Clnh Per WCIPO fir Tllrw C.. 1 Me"" .. 111Mrt10nt :lm after 5 p. m. 10 16 lie oo "''/ c1nt Ol~nt on patt Nl ano ,ldl fMIIO w1m1n It IIIIYio CAIID OF f'HANIU & OBITUAIIIal 6 ROOM house, bath, new 11 .25 hr ""~ C -nt mlnlmunt. lach in kitchen cabinets, full ndaltto"'' ""rei lc. basemen!. carport, Clif'ton,l OfiFtCt lotOURS I :U A. M.. to S:UD I' M. -""'!!' 1 W. Va. , Ph. 773-561!3. hlunl~ l::lt A. M. to I 3101 tT•• IO IAIY 11 2 3tp TO PLACl " iii'JUL T PIIODUCIN. ·FURNISHED one and two f" WANf AD room, first floor apartments, PH9NE WY2-2156 Middleport, 0. Phone 3874. 10 21 tic HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES '\ ' . I ·· -- ..-,- -·, . ~ GO TO A TOWN OOWt-1 THt COA'S'r r?E"AllY HICE" 3!-!0Pj, WHAT 00 VOU SAV '? wowl-.oo !!!W!! ~TA KIQ( I GET CUT o• 'SHOPPIN'! �. '· _, ... ............. _."" ·-···-··· ·- ....... ..... ,., ~ ~-_..._ _ _ • ...... ..,_ .....- _....,.,_.,._ . .... ··- ·) · ·· · ··~r h............ ~ ....... ............. . . .. _ .. .. . .... ··· -·· ..• .• ~........... · - ,.,., ,,, .. ,..-.,.• ••• ,.,...,~.,-·• ow_,... .....,..., ... _IV•·~ • . ~ • ••• • " " ' ' '"' " "• ~· .. { ' . . \ - . ' . THE WILLET• . BARNEY OOOGLI 1nd INUPPY IMITH Bus1ness Se rv1ces M~~UNE IS Eii'!TIN' HITCHEll 'IE ll€lW iiC:KLE~ l> ~~LlY Al'l TO A FLATLANOER NEXTSI([IOOV!! l W~NT i• AD INFORMATION \ Experienced DIAD\.INII RADIATOR I ·•rMtnday ·· M. D•y D ...ltfO,.. llll.t 9:11.... A.lltltiOA M. . C:AHCILL.t.TIONI t;O.RICTIDN8 llflll 110 tlc•lthG until t:R A. M. lltr 0.'1' et PllblleaHIII SERVIC~ ltAQUl.AfiONa '"'I'VW TIM PUDfiNI•r Hit l'lltd fCt ..II Of ...IKI 1nr - · . . . . . . C'bttctiORIDI.. reporttll ll•h•r wm mort ~. . . lr""" lbOIIIcl INI •m•ecnat.ay. rttt ... nat ill ,.......... fer ..,_ IIICOI'I'Ht .,...,...., UTII ,. wem u ..,... loot and Found 3 YEA/\ OLD Slallion pony, dark brown wilh white mane !Wl' II ONI 01' THI From the Lar~est Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator To The Smallest Healer Core. Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. BLAETTNARS RADIATOR I'll. 992-2143 Pomeroy SERVICE lost on I I NICI51 P&OPLII Real Estate For Sale .I ' DICK RAWLINGS Rlwlings Honda WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT OHIO . DRIVE A CLEAN CAR "You neve to Mimi to t)elieva IT ONLY TAKES Mimi!! " . Vtctor Huao For me,yes!! >or my I tt.tiQ Charles~ah no•• 63 Corvair·· $1295 !!00 Cpe, Low mileage. Local 1 owner car, std. trans.. Tur· quoise fillish, vinyl interior, R&H yet!!' .. P•pa DtGaulli "!Ot EEk 1 MRIC ~------~------·~------~------~1 RlliTICS IS A FOIIIU'r' Reedsville 11· 3 tv HOWII SCHN!liDEil ly KINca GASULIN! ALLEY BUSIIJESS! £VERI'OOE~ -• JALKIIJG A!lOOT TI-ll<: ·~ PR€'5100Jni>L. CAMPAIGIJ:; ! .0 THE ". BORN LOID • I 'j • ' J • Br MERRILL BLOSSER )~ ·-· I TfiOUGWT Jl..l'iT F=OR 'iORT OF A VACATION TRIP OUTSIDE Ol= T~ · s &UT. "r>C!CN"I AA'Il "rtJu FOR<iOTT'Ii AU.. ME DI£1/AL """"'1106llY OUQ OLD fRIQiOS COMII'1' F=OR A ~Ci CH~MA'i f'IORT'I? ·For Rent -- ----~-,-.,-, ti ROOM house with balh, lull basement, Soulh 4th St., Mid· dlepor~ 0 . Ph. !m-9941. 11 3 6lp 5 ROOM house with bath, in lower Syracuse, available on Nov. 19, 1966. Kenneth Cunidff, 5t Larson Drive, Grove. port, 0. Ph. 036·5427 _ II 2 Sic lUG$ lUNNY T r~l ' lt>r f'<lrk. 991-:1:1?.4. ~I merwi ll e, Ohio, 10 '/J 61c 1 7 Rnn.\1 hn 11 ~ e with bath, iii DAJLY~-IIen'•-ta-" ,l.:ti:YDLD.A..A.:ti:D Po-nwroy. Ph. 992-!).185. 1e l.oNora:r.:r.ow ' 104t!c One leU.. llmJ117- fGr t• :M•.lillllll ..... .&.Ill---. I for tho 11uw L'o, X for IIIII O'o, ..... Bq1t 11t1roo11. F'URN ISHF.D aad unfurnished 1 ll'ophleo, tbo lell&tb 111111- .. - - - ....... apftrti"ents. Close to school. 1 lilal>h day 1111 code~ are rr t Phone 1192-5434. 10 18 Ue .&.011 ,,, 'I - -~ - ~ _.. ~-- --~ f, .·h '\~- a a ·· ·--·- FOUR afl<JOM furnished apan. ~ WY z..3658. 4 II lie tlf'II':IIRNISHED apartment. newly redecorale'd, North 8eoond Ave., Middleport, 0., wlll rent reuonable. FrMk FUJ•te. 88Zr6211 It 16 tic ,, .. I ROOM~· wllli bliiL , 4 Pli. IIIHilf. I t tic JU,WP L CDYI7K I.a. GI'G7 !IJ.OI 11'111111: Dl JUoiJP L •I !EIIGKOO . . . . . ; · I -z:GLIIH'G .; :''· • . . . _...... . ( .......... ••• p .' -, • • CALL; ON& MINU:rl Honza 4 Dr. PowergUde, bucket seats, radio and heat· er. Locat 1 owner lody own· f ! ' 64 Corvair • $1095 Hobson Leading Creek Road. Rose Shuler, ph. 142-4107. 11 I Jtc and MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT er. Beige finish, sharp tnside and out. Wanted ------,·--- HON'DA SAUS & SERVICE BLAmNARS . excellent condition, • Ctn t ,_. «tl"'l on. IMHftH ent to a shopping area, lm· Mini mum 'htrtl 10 oentl mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992II Clnh Per WCIPO fir Tllrw C.. 1 Me"" .. 111Mrt10nt :lm after 5 p. m. 10 16 lie oo "''/ c1nt Ol~nt on patt Nl ano ,ldl fMIIO w1m1n It IIIIYio CAIID OF f'HANIU & OBITUAIIIal 6 ROOM house, bath, new 11 .25 hr ""~ C -nt mlnlmunt. lach in kitchen cabinets, full ndaltto"'' ""rei lc. basemen!. carport, Clif'ton,l OfiFtCt lotOURS I :U A. M.. to S:UD I' M. -""'!!' 1 W. Va. , Ph. 773-561!3. hlunl~ l::lt A. M. to I 3101 tT•• IO IAIY 11 2 3tp TO PLACl " iii'JUL T PIIODUCIN. ·FURNISHED one and two f" WANf AD room, first floor apartments, PH9NE WY2-2156 Middleport, 0. Phone 3874. 10 21 tic HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES '\ ' . I ·· -- ..-,- -·, . ~ GO TO A TOWN OOWt-1 THt COA'S'r r?E"AllY HICE" 3!-!0Pj, WHAT 00 VOU SAV '? wowl-.oo !!!W!! ~TA KIQ( I GET CUT o• 'SHOPPIN'! �,, I ,• d B ( · d an ·anquet ommitte.4;ls .Name · ~If Sentinel, Plmleroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. S, 1968 man, Installing Oflleer; Truo- Telflple Sist~rs Elect New OHicers, Pl~rr for Anrtual Christmas Dinner ' Around 30d liB ALou·1 . \l. · . Mi• ddleporl mlttees Plans were made and com- .W. A vote ol tballb waa ·ez.lo ~Jze tbe ol Hudson. named for the Band tended lo Donald Lanning ftr a January 1 conselldaUon oil Favors, Mra. Elza ~=~~e:u:~ndMrs~:~~~ tee, ·Musician, and represents· alternate to Grand Session, and $tall Captain, Marilla Childs. New officers were elected at New officers elected were Et· During the bnslness session, DeCe&llly· the llovelnber meeting of the ta Lemley, Most Excellent 76 sick visits were reported and QllmOit, Meig• Temple Pythian Si~ters Chief; Virginia Ov.· ens, Most $72 spent in altruistic work. banquet to be held on Satur- temporary wiring of the Band the Band Boaotora and thll Jr., Mrs. Gtor1e I!Dblleltel', Tueidlly evening at the Legion Excellent Senior; M ax in e Maxine Owens reported on the day, December 3, at the Porn· Boosters food booth. they are •llllng to ·combine re- Mrs. Richard Ni!utzlln& Mr& tiall in Middleport': Pro tern Owen, ~.E. Jr.: Sadie McEI· sale of knives. Plans were Vaughn and Seg!enda Smith, eroy Elementary School whim A report on tl!e results of sources and efforts for ·tile Wllllarn NelsoD, Mrl. llti officers were Martha Chit•!'. hinny, secretary: Betty Spenc- made for the annual Christ· Columbus. are guests of their the Pomeroy Band Boosters As. the combined Band , Boosters aooc1 of the consolidated blmd. White and Mra. i11rrY WaiiOII: ME.C.: Doris Bailey, mao•- er, treasurer; Gertrude And- mas dinner and a $1 gilt ex- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. socialion m_et Tuesday evening m~ held October. 31, was · , servjng, 5e11!or molhert lacludger, and G~nevieve Meinhart, Irews, Protector; Norma Zirkle, change to be held Dec. 6. A Arnold Rtchards.. at the Senior Hlt!h School. given by Mrs. Roy Mayer. II Commlt.ees named for the ing, Mrs. Ralph Smlth, fin. treasurer. Outer Guard; Elizabeth All- turkey dinner will be served Mrs. Ora Roy IS returning to Mrs. Donald McKemle; pres!· was pointed out that no small banque! were: ltdstessea, Mrs· C. E. Blateslef, Mrs. ~ for all members at 6:30 p. m her home in Columbus after dent, condueted the meeUng, children are allowed to ride James ·Qulvey, Mrs. Roy Mlly· Legar, Mrs. Thomas lolcGG!f. Named to the committees were spendmg two weeks here with which opened with the lArd's with their parenta on band bus. er and Mrs. Harry Watson; klt· an, Mrs. Lawrence Jilfll!!'r, Mrs . Meinhart and Virginia Ow- Mrs. Dale Mourning. Prayer in unison. An explana· es to out of town eventl. chen, Mrs. Tbi!IIIBS Hennessy, Mrs. Vert1011 Bing, Mrs•. ~ ens, kitchen ; Norma Zirkle, The round-upmember~hlp tea lion on how band Instruments It was resolved to present chairman, and )llrs. Roy l,lay. Colmer, Mrs. Lawrence J8t Maxine Owens, dining room; for county aux1hary umts of should be Insured was given by at the next meeUng of COlD· er, eo-<>halrman, Mrs. Eugene ces, Mrs. James Titus aatlfp. Eita Lemley and Betty Riggs, LegiOn posts scheduled for Sat. Don Mullen. Mrs. Vernon Ev· blned executive boerd, express- Triplet~ Mrs. Roy Reuter, Mrs. WOllam Downie. This year decorating. urday at ~iddlepori h~s been ans reported a membership of ing willingness 1o cooperate and David GoodWin, Mrs. Jolm Clean • up, Mrs. AVfrf ft. avoid Christmas Mrs. Childs announced that cancelled smce the umts have Beaver, Mrs. Danny Thom~n, Clair Mrs Larry Sheets, Mrl. crowds-and the Temple had a new grand- reached their quotas. fK t llfrs. John Sebo, Mrs. James Bob j011es.' Mrs. Atcbard Meea, mother Mrs. Betty Big~s Mr. and Mrs. John Werner Ur J)Ieh), Mrs. Vernon Bfng, Mrs Ronald Eaotman Mrs. Bj. last mlnute whose 'daughter, Mrs. Boii~g: have returned from a week at Reqio~l Mrs. Leo Crew, Mrs. Donald ward WeU.. Mrs. hmetb .;. disappointments had a new baby son, born Oct. Elmhurst, Ill. visiting her sis· Lisle, Mrs. Norbert Neutzllng, Laughlin, Mrs. 'l1tomu -~, 25 Th b. thd ter Mrs Frances Louise Da Mrs. Alhert I, recently 9 and has taught In lite OAGC Mrs W!Ularn Radford Mrs Gri.."' ,.._ •shop now while . fe Mir aLey solng Mwos vis: · • elected president of the Ohio Clinics. She Is, now state chair- H~d Blackston Mrs: MrG8• Charles dmw,ri=.•· ;;:: sung or rs. mel, rs. A . ti G rd Cl bs of Flo er Show Amards laze Mrs !Joy W .,,~ ~•· selections are Ch'id Murray Harris ssocta on 1 8 en u • man w • · Donald McKenzie. Robert' B ;, "- _,.._ 1 8 and Mrs. i·" kie · R•- hCp. · Waiter . ed . . . ' will be honored at a coffee hour Her theme will be "Driftwood auey, "'""· ""~" complete. freshments were served by w o JS station m Cahforma, lo h . ~- " d ill In 1 ... Decorating audllorium, Mrs Porter Mrs George Carper M · . k with the u s Mar'ne h be 9-10 a. m. and recept n w en m """lgn an w c u,.. · , · • axme Owens, N~rma Z1r ie, . . . h · · . 1 s, as ~n Region 11 bas Its fall meeting. tradltlotml Christmas, modern James Clatworlhy, Mrs. Nor· Mrs. Barry Branham, Mn. Betty Spencer, assiSted by Et- VISitmg ere thiS week With hiS Thursday November 10 at the and abstr~ct arrangements. man Harbrech~ Mrs. Harold Floyd. Bricldl!l'll, Mrs. lrll tn Lemley. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles . ' F' Co Lohse Ml'l. Victor Hannah Colllu and Mrs. Donald La•· Searles. He is enroute to Balli· Pansh House of the lrSl n· M 'Albert Woodard ' nl Md h h 'II t•· d gregational Church, Marletlll. rs. aod ng. more.. . ·• w ere e wt a ~n The business meeUng will be Mrs. Mervin Burt; tables, Mrs. At the elose of the meellng, ltt us show you how easy " trammg school for a month. . ch f J k Rob Roy Grueser, Mrs. Eugene refreshments were served. br Girl Scout Troop 0 Mrs. ac He Will leave Thursday by m arge son, It 11 to shop this Christ· 1 f p k bu H Region director Registration Hou~shelt, Mrs. Robert Fetty, Mrs.· Avery st. .CaUr, M r 1. HOLDS ANY lfllt, We'll gladly resme MembersHaveParly pane bromt ;r er~ li;g. 1 e lee will be 50 c~nts and reser, Mrs. James Qulvey, Mrs. El· George Carper, Mrt. fMr7 a8ulova for you. And hold In observance of Halloween Coca~e by )e b omh a oro a t~t vations for the luncheon are lo m 00 mer Bailey and Mrs. Paul Sheets and Mrs. Elmer Bllley. BULOVA it 'til Christmas. See our Pomeroy Girl Scout Troop 52 b uml tus w ere e was me be made to Mrs George Leist Jewish aod Protestant view.. ' y re a 1ves. · points of religion were revieW· 'TIL 1 Gomplele Bulo~a Collec· held a party at the borne of 310 Lawton Road, Devo a, Mar· . ISS yse IS 0 ess 0 Mrs. Lloyd Wright, with their ietta, by November 5. The pre- ed by the Middleport Literary • • , , \ion naw. CHRISTMAS! invited guests. The group play· sidents of Garden Clubs In Re- Club Wednesday afternoon at ed games and danced with 10 a gion II, or their representative, the home of Mrs. James Euler. The Loyal Pals Class' of the sented to Mrs. Donald Jleh, prizes going to Resa Boothe are to meet at noon to elect a Mrs. N~ Moore, vice pres!- Middleport Church of Christ The Jravel'ng prlf.e was .... 111 and Tony Vaughan. S nominating committee to select dent, presided and mtrnduced held Its annual Thanksgiving Allee Robeson and the . . . Refreshments were served to a regional director to be in- the 1pr~s:;: ~~ !~~~; program and offering meeting prize went to Mi's. Chct Maralynn Tracy, Resa Boothe, stalled next year. re~. ew 0 e • Tuesday evening at lite bome Prall. Tom Rowley, Irene Barnes, There will be a "Country bt, by Noah Gordo•, prepared of Miss Mabel Hysell. Miss Plans were made lor ... Leanne Sebo, Jo Ellen Diehl, Ohio Valley Grange No. 2612 Fatr" sales table and all clubs by Mrs. Bei'II1II'II Fultz and Hysell presented devoUoiiS us- annual Chrlstmas mee!IN to Ron Smith Joe Weiker Darla I of Letart Falls met Monday are requested to bring some • read by Mrs. B~ce ;l~dh The ing the IOOih Psalm and a met!- be held Dec 8 at the bollie rl Neutsling 'caralynn ' Trac) 1evening with the Worthy Mast- thing to be sold, proceeds to go ~k concerns e e s : ltaUon entitled "Live Each Mrs Pratt 'whlcb will 1w1.jp Tony Va~ghan, Maria Neutzimg ' er in the chair Installation of to the Regional treasury. U~o~s concept as seen ~ bb~ Day to the Fullesl" glit exchange and final ~ Bob Miller, Steve story, DebbJO officers was held by the Great The afternoon program will prmctpal character, a 8 for CbrlslmaJ project& wJJ bt , WISecup, Becky Wright. Robin Bend Grange Master Thomas be a demonstration hy Mrs. who tens the slory of his life Frances Roush was program made. A deszerl course · Pbaiin Mrs. Wr~ght and Mr~ Sayre, accompanied by Mrs. Paul Reed of Newark, Ohio. She m a ser~e.s of flashbacks toucb- rhairman using the loplc, "Ear- log out the John &.bo. The troop will meet Sayre, Mabel Roush and Mrs. is a past Regional Director, sn mg on h!s boyhooddfmh ~ ~y Observance of,Tbanksglvlng was served by Mist Jt.Pilj, COMMI.NDEII ''A" at Mrs Wright's borne on Herbert Roush. Accredited judge, member of York Ctty, his II!'"" at er m New England. ' Members wlsted by Mrs. Robeson. LEADIItll LADY "G" caMmto "AG" Matcullne dulg~ . 30 Trim Jnd tin, with $.:mart and prot: tical. November 1, at 7 p. m. Officers installed were Mast- Judges Council of Region 6 aod !molly his declston to become gave a scripture verse as they Altendln& lD addition to the jpwels. Waterproof•. a11ce l~ l1d wan c•d 17 jew~li. Y~IIDW Sell·wlndlng. slyll nl. 2:1 Jew111. Gr llh ite. er, Herbert Roush; Overseer, a Rabbi. presented their thank offering above named were Mrs. .... lumlnout. Whitt. Yellow or whitt, $11.H S41.H Enna Wilson· Lecturer Nora Mrs. Nan Moore gave a re- at an Improvised altar leatur- ert Raw"•- Mlsl 111. . . . , . oIservweB . Cross· Stew~rd Allee. Balser· view of the book, "How to Be- lng a picture of Jesus an """" ":~ --::t::' Ser1e1 · • • A Bi h Wltho01 Being .. ' •...,.. Hawley mn. AndreJ .~ 1 Asst. Steward Andy Cross · .I come s op Bible, white lilies and a wi1JJe llelen 1 .... COIICl uded Su.nday iChaplam Rev: James Early: eefS I Religious," by Charles Merrill llihted taper. ·-• y, • .,,, Evangelistic services at the treasure;, Enriy Roush; seer~ ,Smith, a minister with 1 beri· , Mrs. Ed&lt Re~ and When you knoH whal m11kes 1 watch tick, ~ou'll buy 1 Bulo~a. I Syracuse Methodist church clos-' tary Mrs Herbert Roush· gate tage of mlnlstry behind him. Mrs. Guy Reynolds, president DonaldHicka ___• - - 1ed Snnday evening. The Rev\ee~r J~hn Wolfe· Ceres' Julia The book dealo In aatlre on lbe presided over the business II!S.Iack Higgins of Pt.. Pleasant, Early;' Flora, Gladys Shields; Mrs. William Houdashelt was practices of churches and their ~;! ~ ~ess made conlrlbu· rfy W. Va., was evangeliSt. Sunday Pomona Eula Wolfe· Lady As- hostess to the WSCS of the Sy. """f'itUooa. The author ~- . . Red Cross allll I Q evening • group Irom the Eo- s't. Ste;.ard, Barba;a McNick· racuse Methodist Church Tues- ments ' wllb tontue In C:lit!elt the ~~un~h program. 'J'hijo reka church of which the Rev les; legislative agent. Andy day evening at her home, sty~ 00 the papeel of l'lllllllnl gr serve the wed. ¥' Court Street Wendell G. Stutler was a form- Cross; home economics com· a ~~~114lng the m!pJt. reception for Scherry er pastor, were present and mlttee Barbara McNicles The mectlug, In charge of ter, l!fp wtte, 'their wardrcftiill, I · Stewart wedding, Nov. "1 Pomeroy, Ohio pro>Senled musical selections. he! R~ush and Erma Wilson· . William Eichinger, presi· seriJIC)Ii !Diteml, and olher lifo 211. A birthday party wu l)ftll your own sakt, llo u Bul~• dont re•r on •n Auth ortud Sulov• Jewtltr. Folio win.'! the service, a cof·l Junior chairman Rev Jame~ dent, opened with devotions tak. eal of ~m. The authOr Mrs. Reynolds presented I recently for Mia Becky fee hour wa' held honoring the : Early; youth rhairm~n. Eula en from Philippians I, by Mrs. urna In conql• • Bible on behalf of the clasa, at the Lellion HIIIID )ln!Jaad iiRieiiv. H1gg1 ... · I Wolfe; and Centennial Dana Winebrenner whn closed to ketp 1M tllvlnt ~ II!IP111- lo Mrs. Helen Batey, a IIIW Altendlng were~ Najiplr, man Nora Cross A wilh prayer. "Aero" the At· ate lilt l'ldiC\IlOUI Ill ltllllllll· ~lll'Ch member, wbo Ia leaving Mary Hall, Mark Raley 8411· i prog~am consisted of the !antic" was the lopic or_ the TbtllltHIIq 11111 qpenetlll!lll soon for New York to villi rela·. Black, Perry Kentl!llll, ' ;ibn lowing: song "Church's program presented by Mrs. the IID&'Dfl ql "Amm, tilt """ whlle recuperatlna from Fink, Shirley Letlllt ll'l'aDII SHOP SWISHER and LOHSE Found'allon," topic, "The Worth Winebrenner. Beaullftll,!' with 'Mrl. O.P. llln.... A gift was also pre- Case, Blllle Carter, ' Rar.tJ of An Individual": During the bnslness session jaela II Ill pltu10. Tbl club Slawter, Jolm Wlte, J1a1iert For All l'our Prescription and DrNfl Needsl by Rev. James Early; eight shut-In caUs were revoted to order cood• from ~ Speeial Sert1ice Smith, Mark Tiwt, 'J.'erileo I "One Small .Child," by ported. A report was given on blln4 lor "le u In past yeel'l. Held at Malon Miller, Janet DaVIa, ConDie.Bar. Wolle: the Power of an the quiet day held at the par. Mrs. C. M. llennasy was narn· MASON - · Several members ret!, Janice Smith, Iit9ltl' vidual, by Barbara McNickles; sonage on October 25, In ob- ed elutlnnaq_ of the project of the Cllfloo Grahnm Letart Youll8. Cheryl H~ ,Tiqi poem, "One Cent," by Erma servance of the Week of Pray. with Mrs. Rober! Coats asslsl- New Haven M~ and llall, Gary Drenner, Btti\P Wilson, followed by a and Self Denial. Mrs. log. Hartford MethOdist churches at· McGuire, Lyn Black, , ston by Nora Corss and a poem dell G. Stutler was in tened the CaD ID Proyer and Taylor, Gary Taylor, ~( "Octooer" by Nora Cross. of the program using as Mila Loh.te AUHJrded Sell Denial aervlce at the Mas- Youni, Emle Smith, Ropr· Plans were made for a Hal- topic:, "Called to. Be Plaque at Banquet on Methodist Church. Barrett, Jeff Tlllla, S 1J IIi loween narty at the hall Mon- tans. She was asststed by Mrs. J lie t.ohse daul!ltter ol Mrs Fred Spencer Maaon Larlclns, SUe Clonch, Mike f'llrl. day night. Refreshments Karl Kloes, Mr.. Don aId Mr en:ndr !lrs Harold Lohse ~ the proaram Mrg' Job~ er, Boob Utile, s.tly . ~. barbecue sandwiches, potato Lisle sod Mn. John Sauvage. p · oy wa; awarded I Chattin talked ~ ..c;,;mmunlty Mlie Price, Sharon Cart.r, chips, pickles. doughnuts, A thank offering was taken. ~= plaque at the annual Centers Around the World," aod Dave Rice, Roger Bla.., Karen salad aljd coffee were served. A letter was read from Marge Panelhellenic Scholarship ban· Ml'l. Dallas Cadle spoke on lbe >Haynes, Ron Gorily, Diane Meyer a missionary in Japan. Oct. 31 at the Ohio Union, Deaconess's Pension Funds. Brogan, TaiThny Tyree, Janft 43 Young People communlcaUon was also lor the sorotlty act· Mrs. Lester Zerkle read scrtp. Neal, Leroy Welch, Qwlel Guests at Portv ~m Ull!an Evans, with the highest accumula· lure. The otferlnJ, eol!eoted by Scott, Kathy Thomas, Jllll ·h trict sptritual life secretary, · point hour ratio lor lite members of the New Haven Barrett, Duene KllllCT and · MASON F (I) 4 Registered Pharmacists To Fill All Your Prescriptions Accurately, tended the-~~ Mason Brow ie I~lngthtudy~ uc es • 11165-66 school year. and C!Hton churcltes, was ell· ~B • ragan. Troop 137 H 11 . ~ Christians be lug and doing, Chepter, pledge BIJd lndlvldu· vlded and sent to community 8endJnc &lflf were Mary Mi> · Promptly and Reasonably. on Saturday "e::.~~: t pathe a brief period of self study a! awards were presented re- centers ·around the world and Kenney; Carol Malooe, One Mason Youth Center -:;,e read by Miss Marcia Karr, who presentative& of the 22 10rorl· the Deeconess's Pension Fund. Gre~, Allen Blackwood, ~ai'- .. (2) Plenty of Friendly, Courteous Clerks To Serve You Promptly ' ior Girl Scout Troop was closed the meeting with pray. Ues and 1,731 sorority women The Mason Methodist Church lene ~tlleld, Diane &lllday, i~l Low Prescriplion and Drug Prices Every Day. charge of decoraUng. at Ohio State University. Jen- was boot church. Mr. anc! Mrs. J>hn Tyl'ee, Pete Terry Proffitt was Refreshments were served by nlfer is a senior majoriug in '•l'y and Mr. IIi~ Neal. (4) A Complete Selection of Prescription Drugs, Proprietary Medicines, most original Carla the hostess during the social home economics, food and n11- Zachary Taylor, when chosen H01tesses were Mn. DwJchl Cosmetics, Magazines, Greeting Cards, Tobaccos and Sundries the prettiest' and Jan hour to seven members. and a member of Delta 11 a presidential candidate, ac- Haley, Mrs. Jack l'1IDllj)pi; the ugliest. judges were Sorority. She had aU the ltnowledged tbat he had nev- Mrs. James Ferauson and!'"· Ivy and Lessie Sleeth 0r_ Staff Sgt. Clark 1INIHS school year. er voted In hla Ule. Ike Neal. and Mrs. Kathryn Towner Guarding mghway 69c P""'hylodlc 97c Capocol . Pl Pleasant. Games Army Stall , Sergeant Antiseptic and TOOTH played Clll"" Mouth Woah , d and prizes awarded to "• J r., 28, son of Mrs. Mm BRUSHES a Raynes and Rhonda Clark, Cheshire, Is Q. Reynolds. 1 rest from combat Hord Assisting tbe leader, but his new jtb Is ~dium Paul Bocook with the party as knportan~ . F.rm were t~e assistant leaders, Mrs. He is currently on gn.ro duty Wilson and Mrs. Bonnie defending Natlonil Route 19 asc Johnton 95c STRIPE McFarland!!' between An Kbe and Plellru. Sgt. Clark jnst returned from BABY TOOTH Be~ause of the wide range of Operation Thayer, balled u PASTE POWDER Its climate, a variety of one of·thl!' bfagest victories over life is possible in the the VIet Con&. ' layas. .The sergean~ •ea~ squad leader .In COmp8JIY. B, 2nd Battalion of the 1~1 . Air Cavalry Dlvlaloil's ~tb · ry, entered on ~ve TONIGHT JUlY 1959 e! waa~ast siiillned NOT OPIN at Fort . . Ky. II! -- -, pleted ~ ~u~on tltrolicl! Thur;u.=~~.s~rday th .eGener~~·.DeY~· ELVIS PRESLEY 1D opment <GI!iU) ~~ . • - ' e ' .' •' '. <' • at y ,, en tine Dfttlled To TM ,,.,.,.,.,. Qf The M.....Maama ..,_ V'"':.Ol:"\'·._"":.Xri!:·~~UI~N-0-.-17-1--------~--P-0-ME-ROY-MiooLEP-OR-T,-OHi~ , ~~ l. -th :t.,.o FRIDAY, NOV-EM_B_E_R_4_,-19-66--------- ~a~ -------- !~l--F-IV_E_cENj'S_ ' . . . . bows MrS. R0-(0n W'll I preSI'de 5a day At Meeting in Marietta and ° Viewpoints of ReI'1g10n • G'IVen B k Review · M• H 11 • H sf Qh • V If f AnnUQI ThanksgiVIng OffeTing Meetma ey G I 1/ range nsta N Off, ew ICers I" Tbanksglmf C .. ...... from our extensive Bulova Collection. Ch urch WSCS M T uesuay In Syracuse 1 u.- Bille *-· I Goessler's Jewelry Store B'rthd p ay /c Given for Beclnl Haley i Baier Mil@! .;oo whJ The Drug Stor~ With the "EXTRAS" Every Day LOW PRICES 89c Bayer Aspirin · ·· ··· 69c 59c Tips .............. 43c 65c Z.B. T. Baby Powder 49c 69c Murine Eye Drops · · 49c 89c Pepsodent Antiseptic 69c 95c BuHerin Tablets ···· 73t 79c Phillips Milk of Magnesia 59c 79c Feen·A·Mint Laxative 59c Evidence of Vote Fraud Worth$500 . 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