https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/629e4b5a7b1531124d0919ee3c498773.pdf 797e4fbda4d9161c793a68533959d680 PDF Text Text ... ,. .. J~ Sentinel, Pomeroy·'Mlddl~ o., Nov. '1, 1988 A 1H I .1 nnua 0 iuay Trm ,.,... Ba r. pt r Youth~BoWlSunday .'' Sea o· son mner, Party Pia ned n ....;r ·and·' 'r Similay. "l''iey>~ 1~~ell''wltljrMr~anb·'Mrt. ·Suridoy Dlnm:r t. Maurice Tholl'IPIWII; . m' ~ . Given by Andrew• lngjon Sunday evening. ) 'hi . .. Keith Mocgan, Oblo Unlversl- wltll ,Mr: and. Mrs. M~Un ' '111e 1)\'ln City 5e1l!Or ll~Ptlst! . ' ty student, spimt the weekend Sumrpe* :an Cuyahoga Falls Mr. and Mrs. Clarenced AndYouth Fellowship mel In Gal-: '.&.L.;.ut W\111 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. witll ' "~''' apd Mrs. Harry rews entertained with a Inner .;JefVICeS OR Un epor S 80r n . Upolls SUnday afternoon for a JUJU Roger Morgan and daughter, Cross, lind' In Hamsbura ,wlth''on $ilnday at their home, Eb· 'l11e November meeting of · ,· · . · ,' · · • ' M ·H wi" , 1 enezer · sI. Plans were made to begin a er. Tbe secretary reported that the Happy Harvesters class of bowling Pal'\!'. . ' I Kathy. Mr. ·~• rs. Oilier nn Sunday evening church service a balance of $2,953 was needed the Trinity United Church of RA~d~ weleR J;:y llf:m1 ' 1 M~. ~E. Burdett: :;d c~~~- Recent guests o( Mr. · and Present were Rev. and l\11'1. and commission reports were to pay current church askings Christ was held Friday evening st""" ~~ I H II s'i:'y, es Qr tte f w~re ~ a~ I • Mrs Richard V..ghao were Raymond Hili, Mr. and Mn;. made at the regular meeting of by Dee. 31 which include con- at the church with Mrs Henry evce nawoa'· td Mlyseh I• Lei. J "" BJ·'- nLaer guesi,Molh r~ aln R tl rnds. M .and Mrs •-nard Wehrle Milton Roush and Sandra, Mn;. t d t · Ia owan, v c ae, ar- Bruce Wallace, o.,. ..e. wrence 1 oau n u a . r. · """ • . d nd T • r r v lh Off.. 1 Bo d 1 H th 1 e .•c•a ar o ea erence amollD s an curren Reibel, president, in charge. ry Wiles Tink Triplett, Mike and Gary Stobart, students atj Mr. &Ad Mrs. Paul Winn have Charleston, W. Va. They rer Jennings Waylan a ~; MethodiSt Church Sunday even- exApenses. ber Prayer from the yearbook Buskirk ~nd Bob Priddy They Marshall University Hununa. -turned from a recent vaca- centiy returned from Florida Mr. and Mrs. Clyde And nd mg. · opened the. meei1·ng · were accompamed . by Rev. · and, ton, w. va .. spent the ' weekend 1"0 "-:"' • . . • • 1or ··• • . n every . mem d canvass . th ·m umson lion tnp m various points m wllere they hav,e resid~ ..~ the host and hostess a .The Rev. Max Donahue pre· Will be camed out .urmg he Checks were received from Mrs Carver Williams and ' with their families. I;O~hl~o~in~cl~ud~in~g~Cl~e~ve~la~nd::_;w~h~e~re~se:_;;ve~ra~l~m~o~n~tbS~ · ~·-~--,_;;;;Sus~an~an~d;;..;Ra.;,i;i;y;;;mond;;;;;;ii.;;;;;;;;;;;;"\ Sided m !he absence of t be next two weeks to raiSe t e. Mrs Louis Reibel and Miss . nd K th S ""' -- · eh · w Glbbo'thns, and .•Mmoubent nhee ded rdy b De 31 · Joe Foster. Roome a a y pe.'6'er, mredmanh, . uynte c. g· . Thelma Grueser for boUle Columbus. spent the week~nd . . . ' ' open t e mee mg WI pray- em rs tp ca s were tven caps Miss Thelma Grueser, .., ~ . h h I M dM . - - - · · - - to various members for use in Mrs.· Clara Karr and Mrs. i ::~~e ~:.:~~'anJ· ::~got~: REPORTS IN DA NANG the canvass and members on Lillie Hauck were named as 000 3D , c· d Postal Clerk Third Class Don- the committee Will report at the the nominating committee. '~u~day guests of Rev. I aid G. Stepheuson, USN, son church at the close of the dnve. Plans were made for a and Mrs. Max Donohue and I of Mrs C. Arnott of Route I, CommiSSion chairman report- Chnstmas dinner and party and OU family were his mother and sis· Racme, has reported for duty ed on several proJects, mclud· a $! gJft exchange al the •• M Eu Don h nd · ., · be h' d 1 wr, rs. gene a ue a h I S at t e Nava upport ActJI'I.Y mg mem rs Ip an evange ISm church Friday, Dec. 2, at 6 p. ,1 Phyl!is Donahue of Lancaster. In Da Nang, V1et Nam. by Mrs. Nan Moore, whiCh has lm. The hostesses, Mrs Ben ~ They attended the morning worplaced special emph>siS on new Neutzlmg, Mrs. Adam Ellersship service at Heath Meth<> The Almanac church membership durmg No- bach Miss Lena Grueser and J w K ed f G ve City d' t Ch rch vember and December, and re' . . . . : · enn Y o . ro IS u · . By Uoited Press tnternatiooal ted the pd t f th Mrs Lillie Hauck Will furmsh VISited Saturday With former Mrs. Rush Philson and son, . Today i• Monday Nov 7 the phor h on beu ha mg 11 ed e the dessert for the dinner. The neighbors and friends and at· IErich Rush, New Jersey, came 1 . • · • c urc mem rs 1p ro s; ube h ld N b 17 • Ph'! W'l ·· · 311tb day of i966 with 54 to cation commission, by Jack hazaar to e ovem er tended t11e funeral of 1 1· Saturda~ for a VISit Will) her (Dllow. Bechtle, reporting a meeting was announced and members hamson. . . parents-m·law.• Mr.. and Mrs. The moon is between its last planned to d'sc the com· g asked to donate baked goods Mrs. Florence BurnSide IS Ben Philson m Racme. They quarter a.nd new phase. Christmas o~se~:~nce in ~~e and fancy work. . con.fined to he.r home, West were met at ttle Charleston airThe morning stars are MarsCh h Sch 1 Games were played dunng Mam St., by Illness. ,port Saturday by Mr, Philson ., 00 · and Jupller. urc . . ; !he social hour wit.~ prizes a- .Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie IRush Philson is stationed at ; The evenjng star is Satm n. Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, commiS-~ warded to Mrs. Mn .. Memhart. VISited Suoday With Mrs. B. F. Okmawa at the present but Is p lish physicist and chemist ,sion on missions. reported that Mrs. Fred Dessauer, Mts. Gravely and Mrs. J. E. Eden. Iexpected to return to the slates M~ame Curie was born on this lone month would be designat~ Grover Erb and Mrs. Phil Miss Jerri Frick. re.turned to later in the year. d · 1867 ed as missions monlb with a Meinhart. Refreshments were her employment m Columbus Mrs. James Brewington and az;;~hJS d~y in history: missionary speaker to be pres- served by the hostesses, Mrs. Sunday, after undergoing sur- daughter, Mrs. Roger Luckey] 1800 the Lewis and Clark enL Mrs. Emerson Jones, soc- Lawrence Lanning, Mrs. Glad- gery at Mt. Carmel Hospital doo, spent the weekend m Co~·r ' ·ghted the Pacific 1ial concerns, announced that the ys Cuckler, Mrs. Everett Dai· three weeks ago. lumbus with the former's sister, ~x 110~ ~~ uth of the : annual community dinner would ley and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar Miss Bonnie Smith, student at Mrs. Esther Kissell, who is anba R' e mo i be sponsored again this year rrom a table carrying out the Glenville S t a te College, 1improving from a recent illness. C0""1urn 13 1ver. ld · d Gl 'II W ' t th e Mr. Luckeydoo spen t th e week . w ki· an · urmg December, an Mrs. 0. fall theme. •nvi e, . Va.. spen 1 1874 H n . ' atrper sd eet· ' r niP. Klein, worship commission, weekend with her parents, end with tlis parents, Mr. and the 11rst car oon epiC mg ::1 . M M 1 s 'th · N h bol 1 th announced Improvements to be l Rev. and rs. enze m1 Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo m ew 0 elepha~t as t e sym e, made in the choir loft and re· ! Un/0( f0Up Rev. L. R. Carmichael and Haven, W. Va., and joined bis h-C "h"• ., .Boa . neat urch rd Plans Evenmg ·- ' s day,. R t H d . r,'.' ' .' ~" ·, '~t t\t. \ d"""' d' Ab the l pomeroy ! j , I ° NEW L.A:MPS Visit Elberfelds Furniture 'Department and See the.New Lamps Displayed On The .2nd and 3rd Floors .- ' . I a1 :y • I Ar • ~-- ·MiddJ'epott ,. wa\oo" .. '•: VOL XVIII NO. 173 -- ·' In Ped~rnales Co-Op Model Kitchen • •- Det~oeed ' • ' t • -- ·r., TIN l,.,...b Of TIN Mel,..llftJJOn .4ree ' ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~. •• ,6 .' ,. .'··· .' ' . LB All the newest styles and colors in PoltJamps, Table Lamps, Tree Lamps, Desk Lamps, Floor Lamps, Boudoir Lamps, Pin-Up Lamps Elberfelds In PomeroJ J , G 1 ,. WI'// Repub •can parth;, Bolsheviks !pairs to the organ. Mrs. Klein Remember Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm or wife at the Brewington home In 19l7. t . . ·was also named cha1rman of south Webster attended the j.-.'"":~~~~~~~: overthrew the Russoan provi· the Worship Commission and Shufl'n PerSOnS homecommg at Enterprise EUB 1 sional government ~f Alexander ! Newman Burdette, org'anist, church Sunday. Kerenskv· and Lemn assumed I' was made a member. J a c k Plans were made to remem- M'1ss MHfJOfle · · Ben tz, st udent ~---~--- ·Bechtle, trustee, refM)rted on ber shut-ins for Thanksgiving at Mountain State Business Col, the roof repair, and the paint- , and to have 8 Thanksgiving ob- lege, Parkersburg, ":'· Va., NON-PARTISAN BALLOT m~ of the parsonage roof servance next Sunday evening spent the weekend WIIh her l'tl~ board approved a_heiwhen the Junior Youth Fellow- ~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pomeroy Onto planmng of. a Sunday even mg sh ip of Heath Methodist church Bentz. 5unday, Mond1y, fuesdtr' church serv1ce by the Rev. met Sunday evening at the Mr. '8nd Mrs. John PumphNovember 6-7-8 1'MY FAIR LADY" 1 Donahue. Mrs Jones announc- church. rey of Columbus and Mr. and YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED ('J'erhnicolon , ed that the Junior MYF mem- Eddie Brown, president, pre- Mrs. Ralph Barbee or Grove Audrey Hepburn, Rex Hllrri· , bers planned to assist with the , sided and led the group in the City were Sunday guests _ or Mr_ j so n. Sranley HoJlQway. 1. Pre-Law Education, Ohio lJnl· commun_ity dinn er. . Lord's Prayer. Glenna Sprague and . Mrs. Charles Goeglem and versity, Athens, Ohio. 8. Special Counaet for AIIOEIIIS W6dnesdo1y, November 9 AHendmg the r'Jeetmg were was pianist for the hymn sing. fam_1Jy. General of Ohio. NOT OPEN 2. Law Degree, Ohio State Uni· the Rev. Max DonahiJe, Jack ,ing and devotions were given l'wh_ss ~heryl Hood, student at versity, Col.umbus,-- Ohio. 7, Member of COitgress, 81111 fnursday thru Salurdly Bechtle, Mr. and Mrs. James by Karen McGirr. Glenna Spra- NahonwJde Beauty Academy, , 3. Practicing Attorney. ConJreos. Repre.entatlv.,. lOOi November 10·11·12 I " BATTLE OF THE BULGE" . Euler, Mrs. 0. P. Klein, Mrs. gue will be devotional leader Columbus, spent the week•nd District of Ohio. · f. Member- Ohio Legislature 98th j Nan Moo~e, Mr~ Emerson for the next meeting. with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' j ITechnico lor ; nnd 88th ·-General Assembly 8. Admitted to Pnrtfoe Ill stall Henry Fonda , Robert Shaw. Jones, M1ss Fneda Faehnle, A film strip entiUed, "Am· Melvm Hood. . ('49-'50.'51-'~2) . and Federal · Courts, lllcludfal Robert Ry:m, Dana 1\ndrcws, Mi" Bess Sanborn, Mr. and bassadors for Christ" was shown Mr. a!ld Mrs. Roy Davidson u. s. Supreme Court -· Pier All!.;rli. Barbara \h•rle . Mrs. Edward Young, Mrs. Max during the program hour with and family or Columbus were S. Legislative Counsel for Special r.eo. Mon lgomery t. Veteran World Will'· RoUer, Mrs. John Zerkle, Mrs. IEddle Brown and Joey Reitter weekend guest! o.f her. mother, :=-~~i>·~ 'l'rltansp$$ortatiwctommittee, Colorcartoon: Pike-rs Pe1k u A E E Middl t , • ._. I . J:L •t.:JG2 d Gen. Ao10. Endorsed by lndl "' Runnir,g t1me: 3 Houts Bar Association. Brcue Lloyd, Mrs. Fjverett Da- ' in charge. Greg Donahue was rors. · .· rwm, ell?' · Pd. Pol. Adv. ~- . ~ .. Mill 1¥' . 3·'~· '1!8-'57.) Admi:;s ion: 75c & 40c __ )vJS. _,!IJI!!l.,!!!!!I!,;.,!!I!Ijjle...,..,....,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IB!!I!!I!IIIf!!t' 1welcomed as a new member to 1and her SISler and brother-m - 1.__.,..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,;:=:~ -··-··-· · ··-····;o;;<•""'' the group. , law , Mr.and Mrs. Melvm Hood ! ·-~ Following the program the , and family. ,_,_ " " - members worked on posters for thr annual Christmas bazaar to I guidance of Mrs. Johnson, coun· be held Dec. 1 ~y the Afternoon selor. Mrs. Jo Ann Wright and Eleanor Circles, under the demonstrated gilt Items to be made by the group for the holii days. Cindy Spengler and Kar·1 .- ,_, -·· en McGirr were named to pro· For The vide rerreshments for the next \ meeting. Refreshments were Wholo served by Eddie Brown. Pres- ' ent were Karen Johnson, Mela· nie and Penny Walters, Joyce Kerns, Cindy Spengler, Char· lotte Reitter, Joey Reitter, Ed· , die Brown, Greg Donahue, Glen. i na Sprague, Mrs. .tames Johnson, Mrs. Jo Ann Wright aod 1 MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Emerson Jones. HOMER E. "Pete" ABELE MiiGS THEATRE 1 JUDGE COURT OF APP£AI4 I I I 1 ..ri.JNIOR PLAy -The Junior class of Eastern High School wlll present Its thT~e-act comedy, ''No Boys Allowed", Friday 8 p.m. In the high school auditorium. The cast, seated left to nght, ~re Karen B~the, Pat Btlhr, Kathy Griffin, Penny Wolfe, Twila Karr, .sa!'dra Carte! a!'d Mrs. Nellle Parker, ~uector. Standmg, Den- at nis Jlennedum, Bill Buckley, Larry Spencer, VIcki Pooler, V1ck! Green, Ann Holter, M•ke Martm, Janet F1cl:, ~,!l~rlng, Bill G!IUlan, ~~e_v:_ C_<Jwd_ery _ an~~~!_B_ailey~_llt~el Photo:_ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ V-illage of90-110 Kidnaped '\ I a s.ro. }I l ;., 1 - - - - - - -- - - - - '1 1 .,I'ORI.J). 8Y 'l'HE VPI THE SHOE BOX .•·' Lunar Orbiter Flops First Effort in Moon Maneuver (and aav~ $$ tool) · A ! . t1 Helena Rubinstein ,' Skin Dew~~ $11 ~alue, now only $6 ... .,. Gin Jllll' skin tile day and nllllt mol&tll'elt craves. ;:., Daytime, uae SKIN DEW MOISTURIZING EMUL· SION, an Invisible beauty treatment you wear under make-up.Starts to end dryness immediately, Nights or nap-time, SKIN DEW MOISTURE CREAM helps fisht wrinkles! Keeps akin lOft, aupplo, smooth llld conllins exclu•l'e Col· lqon Pn>tein. Also., r 'II: 1.51nilt,-lltly3. ·~ . ;<; f! ~ l I I Ad•••-raL The COTILLION Model SMK8501-Walnut Veneers Muteq>leoe 25 • Color TV Stereopbonlo Theatre (25• oYeral! diagonal, 295 sq. 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I; 1t11 (.,'apitol (;om men t, Events · WASHINGTON - At t h el men, qain 1n and out otomee,war. undoobted risk of being put whose right and understandable ! When be goes on • brut~IIJ down as a slave to mere "con-I grief at the death of Mr. Jobll- demanding mission to M•••la. sensus" and an enemy of "tlw/ son's pndecessor hu found ' In an effort, at least, t~ brt~· right to ~sent," ono ·ts mcved ltbem ~atlns his sueeeuor II /about polttical unity wolil '" to ofll!l' 1 modest proposal In though he were a crude Inter- ' associated nations, thl• " "'11 view of the President's forth· toper willl no right even to lmerely an ererclse of do·oh or·t coming surgical operations. bold o(ltee. wisdom - as, of course, •n , Tbts Is thai one, iU!d onl,y 111 IIIIJ nnae, be has borne hollj!il argul!lenl II ma~ be one, kind of so-called poiiUoal jlht kind of Irrational burden bul only an npre.,lon ol the crillclsm of the Prealdenl - 1 that Harry Truman bora alt.r ~oual vanity of Ibis iniOier· crlticlasm that Is n tact petty the death of Franklin Roose- obly vain man. and venomous beyond example velL '!be dlllerence has been · So · 1 lh lied anBiy· In Iilla century - bt. suspendod thai while Mr. Truman wu at me 0 1 1~ . lor a. Utile while, not for lilt 1 tOIIIIth forcivep tor succeeding ses of this JntNslon, md'"'!: . lake of a man named Joh~ I Afr. Rooaeyel~ Mr, Jo!msoo from those whO must tnllhlu · but in elememary respect lor In lhrte years ha• never yet , ly be ealled proleMtonal Johadeeent public debate. been given .an amnesty. son hater< and not Johnson For the Presidency Itself rut· w~en rt()elldtedly he has crlttca, have been simply ,,.. ly Is entitled to some kind ol rranslated ihe welfare dr.ams lerodible. Por, bert again. "" lair and adult treatment, wilt- !ol the DernoeraUc fsr-left wtnc · demon11rabta allied taint ,from lber held b1 a maa Dlmtll tnto leJ!slallve reellllet as no thla venture, fu!ll' lfantllll that Lydon JobiLIOII, a man named , man before had do11t _ and 10 lhet are IP lrorn total ptna, Karry Truman, a mao named · thl$ eommentatoi•s DflinJO!I, '"'/ beroma IIIBI>Iad allied 1 -. Dwlghl EIHnhower, or a man I:!loti, as Mr. Job~n hlm~tif 'l'ht1 ,nel' Jnd anlm111-laden limed John Kennedy. 14bould ntver ~ave dOIII - the fOI'm or flleled political erlll· The almplt lacl ta that ~ 1~ulll have alway• bien lilt' clam really litpn · wllh Tru· l'relldenl, far Jlllll'e tnn lhu ume. The -htrl havt ' man. ,.... Sll!lb• ot that period the 1bne who went before him, DtVII' been able to tlllt . hla 'wert tndleaaly p~led hu baen Uterally savapd b1 ")'II" tor u answer, 1wtlh lh~ VIII ctreunisl.lnee !bat Ultle pefl(lllll attack! mnquer- And u Cllll ltbel'll program IHarry Trumlll had once ~· adtllfl under the P~s ot re- after another "hu cone 1n1a 1 an "ha!let;~~ether. " Ia l!llsen•ponslble crlllctsm 011 ll\lllllo ll!e. boob, lllelr reapon!ll has liower'l ·11n1e It wu uprehi4 up taSIMI. been lavarlable: ·Perhape na In puerl\f tltten at "lhe ge• Thls ts IIQI to Ill' that the did get this bill through, bot he · eneral" tor ·hav)llfl the bed current Preskl111t lhould lor dldn~l really mean It and ln.'llllt 1o play soli and an un"' moment be frtt or boltiJe the proceas be spoke harsh!J forctvablt llkllt4 lor the ·lead· ~· ot hla lela. 'lbera II to his 11111 - and anyhoW 111 ere of Amerlqao Industry. eve., reason, and abundant dtdn~ do II lfllh "style." John ~' hlm!llll -ev· room, lor IIIIa earl of ~IICII In lore!fn policy, the late 111 thDUih II til moeUy bls ajlllnl,ch; an,d liOIIody Ia his ftU been alike. Whtn ht mrtl ldol~tort wlio now 1hlpe pet. right mind lupposea thst II lilt elear poallbUI~ ol I Ca• lUIJ at JobiiiOII .:. was softer· could or ahoul4 be ollltrlliat. l1o • CommWtlst takeover . tn ta1 • aooct cltlltram t111t twoJBut tbe truth ts tl!at tldt lilt Dorntalcan RepubUe, the bit earl or lhlna before bt NOTE - This press release of para-medical personnel, and with changing Medical-Dental joint committee. Tbe joint ""'ldent far ~ 11111 hll lefties' mpo~M II lila' there died. is beiDg issued ia view of a the need for an expansion of technology, and the changing committee Is composed of Atty. been under eant!JDUy nlqllq Wertll'l many ' Communlllai What ts the real poln~ then? .(Continued from Page 1) premature release lisued the suppol'ting medical services health requirements o1 the pa- Henry Cherrington, Atty. USiult not frmn hll offlelal opo there anyltow and wen 11. 'fttt potnt ta lhal ·a WNit trad~ takmg over his new post in Wed8esday, Nov. %by a state to continue to provide a high tients also prompted the Boards Warren F. Sheets, Em- position, lbe Republicans, and the.re Wert, just listen 1o JohJio l' Uon of lair and r.u1111 ~ poilU· Saisoa early in December. He l pfannlog age•cy ti!At said ill- standard of hospital and health to consider this merger. erson E. Evans, E. nol on lht basis of what he •on's cornpone a<ee~~t . cat criticism Is belns stained will relieve Dr. Gilbert Steph· correctly IIIAI "bod! hospital services delivery for the Gal· John w. Rallerty of Holzer ; E. Davis, Harland Martin, J. bas done and not done, but ra· Wl,.b be earrlet forward by mtun • mnded men who 1 enson, edllcst10n professor who/ board Of lnlsteea have unaat- lia area. Hospital, administrator, was : Sherman Porter, Neal Taylor, 1 ther from ultra • liberal Dem- what Is In indtsputehle hls!'lry $Ubstltute personal anlmostl)' headed the project for 210 mousty voted to merge lheir The Impact of Increasing cost elected chairman and John P. and Dr. Oscar w. Clarke. 1ocrals, In and out of office, the policy In VIet Nam ot both toward an official lor louiliyears. / hospital facilities." ln hospital constMJction, the Guion, administrator, of t he The joint committee also Yot. w!wse small·mlndedness haa Presldenll Eisenhower and mlndod analylll c1 lht alpU. Reallers will note IIIIo re- equipment, suwlles, and sala· Medical Center Hospital, was. ed unanimously to actively supo been without example Ill our Kennedy. be Is, in !he nfwspeak ltcant public acto of tlqjt Qftle. lease states that "each re- ries and the need to keep pace elected vice-chairman of the i part the e%isting IO<:al He~th ~ tertcon ol leiUa, really only tal .- bolb wise IJICI unwlle 1 spective Board of Trustees · Center Development Committee, e of this hu come from 1making 8D mogant penonal 1U..,. are. shalt make every feasible ef· working with the G&Uia CoUIIIf Thyroid Disorders ". " . . .. . tort to effecl a merger; aDd Health Planning Committee and By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. stresse• that tile pooolblllty of ! tilP Appalachia ~evelopment r!,nQ w~ny Q - Six years ago 1 had my · a merger Is being lnvesllgal· Act of 1j6ii, in lhla llldetvor IQ ' I V . U entire thyroid removed. Since ed. - Joba W. Rafferty, chair establish a mulli-collnly beal\b tllen I've been taking Proloid. man of Joint Committee. . servjeea and aducallonal COIJ!• The David Nlvena may toast of the BtauUful y S In the past fe w months my The Southwestern Local Sc~ool D strJcf Board or Ed· plioa in Ibis ~·· the new year out . En h now definite 1 1111111 , t I Don Budge. are lovel-forty heart has been beating 80 hard The Board of Trustees of the ucation Monday night gave Gallia county prosecuting at· The pt'OPQSed hQiPI~ facility zUitonalre ChariOI Clore ~hat llmt 1 ~ ~~~ lull alllj the B<:Ore 1hould ID lull 11 keeps me awake. I've cut Holzer Hospital Foundation and torney ~ohn A. ,Epling the "g~ahead" signal to appeal would be 1 2"' bed QIJII Vlllll 111 acti"i prat.get: 8rtslttt Far· enl : e,.....,. · $av• tha recorda lhorti.Y .. . m.ll'ltaout coffee and reduced the dose the Medical Memorial Founda· the deCJSIOn agamst the board, m th~.~lay M. Baker ease elpllllion cu· liUes. p~ rar, wboae brother 14 1 BriiiJh been ~~Q h 1 v • cerald r~quetlled 1111 0111 be lief. or Proloid. What would ball' ' tior. at a recent meeting torm· by Judge Warren S. Earh~Ga~ county comm~ ell! h<!o!pl,tal fll\'iliU" "'uld lit MP but doomt't IIIIDt tha Jtllo 1!4w II Mor ••uled, Gil ved while itht .. ... ~ RJ!-·, pen tr 1 stopped taking Ibis Ied a joint committee to inves- f:s.~o~rt t~ treA Fpeouch 11, flied wtlh elark or courts CC!Pver!l!l to wt<I!Uonallel'Vkes eroll8ly pr1lfem encouraJt- lloa ~:....• :1": ::o-t!J~tb ~ 1IIUI!f'' drug' t1gate the possibility of mergn .ou 0 P a · . '!be board' af1d lralnlnJ center• and II• ment anyway .. Dick 1r U& fled. 1 Uf ed Ont b ·" wearA - If yonr tbyrold . was mg the Hol zer Hospital and the Prosecuting attorney Epling Marjone Rinehart. . • tended Clil'8 tlnlts. Current em- have ldenUCII opoltDt df "a :.o t . . ra~ in( hll blck-ltalr loq u I B• completely removed you will Medical Center Hospital facili- can not, however, proceed mth counsel then hlllhree days m ployees ollhe two hoJpltfls sUites (not jusl roo !)~ bo lha raat ol etPtaln Ua ... Chairman Ernest Hen11 a'ways need Prolotd or some ties mto one new medical faciU. the nol!ce of appeal untO the whtclt to file oolite of appeal. would lorrn the baalc .WI for Hollie llttln& malogpg secre y 11111'1118 the Protr4P denon of the Slterllton Hotel othPr form of thyroid supple- ty. eourl entry in the IIUar caae The Soutbweslorll Beard's &C· the new complex. !\!any 0 •w bedroo;;;s, 111nk:~hle ~ ev;, ~IIY· DilbL cbaln wina 11)1 .'tl ''Home Stumen! to prevent myxedema '!be joint committee of the • lion came at the reI u I a r C8J'IIr opporllllliliaa would be lid bathtubs in l!l H wood RestAurant clttJr. dy Man of the Year" award; •thyroid deficiency). II the two boards was formed In tho monthly meeting M..my night created aa the new facillt il 1uboaatm •, rart pa ttnro, Ina iloiH Martin lnhtrllad • •. be studied euglnl!erlnfl with do•e is properly adjusted !tli• realization of the need for an aflei' Clay M. Ba met wllll developed y door tuft ~·: 000 and oal4bratad with 1 new ICS beloro be dllctvenll room drug will cause no side effects. additional acute and long-term !'18 bolrd and asked to ~ .._. , • came 'swtss' ~dents but didu't Imported Triumph 'l'ht service. Your doetor will want to make care facilities the increasing , Wilted to his former po11tton Rosemary Murpl!r (8riJHant 1 the 3 thyroid function tests on you obsolescence ~f the exbtin& or leachtr and local auperlaleJio .,.,:r_ee~t ineo~: Ia "A DeUea)e Blllnet," ad. frnm lime to time while you hospital$ the extreme shortage doni ln the dlstrlel to !:ctt hi h'r.~~v mill •ba mliht nd "llilllin 1 8 aro laking tht. drug. , ' Ote.,. L. Cam, tht I o n e on w c ......ta .., By United Prno r.t.ulloul year" and H'wood wdw-pw. Q- I hove a small COiler. It I board 011111be:r who has ~P . 3J per cent, only a 1~ steg. TodaJ fa Tuettlay, Nov. 8, lht dueer Nonrian Pana1111 may be does not trouble me. Whot me-l W8n on Baker'l side lhnluehout the gerU:;ay from the Ntveu who 31Zih day 11 IW wtth 51 to lbe py ... Chryller't bullf!nl diclna ohould I take for it? jslalemated lili&all..,, read the eel Qlely In lht 3 PI\' cent follow. apodal llmte for GoY. llaCl• A - Fint you stunold have a court's deelaloo ·~ tha case to section, Ql Yey ' .. Her ~ Tht m- II bltw• Ill lilt feller, Dl'lld llerrick and 'the thyroid function test 1o deterthe board. The dectslon of Judge , , ~y U~. bllthety Ia~ lbe I quarter and De'il ph.... l'rft, of Melfeo . , . Well, we mini whether you have a sim· Earhart was med ID .the case A class In homt (urnlshinp : broke and doesn I care rea]· Tile mtmlnfl IWa m MIIJ'I David eU ~ It .. .. pie 01' t011c goiter. Cancer of BUCYRUS, Ohio (UP!) last week. Tha olfU)ial tntry wiU be offered all ly. and Jupiter. · Drummer Bodtlr R~ ,cot ' 1 the thyrotd rnu1t also be ruled Workers at two Swan Rubber has yet to .be flied. In the Jficlfotd area 'lbe-evt~~lllfl ttar 11 Saturn. CasneY.tra )lllq.tru-,.1 ("lfe'U out. Iodiud •all will p~vent a Co. plants here voted over· The board took abtolijtely no Nov. 22, Mars~t The party n~~~~W lilt Bl a:..r11m 111ronomer Edmolld break )'0111' h.,xll"l 1n Phll!Y simple g01ter from growmg but whelmtngly Monday night m fa. action 011 tl!e-req!Mt of 1 be oounly fiUei!SlOD qent, Regis roof waa the !OOih ann!· Halley Wll born Cll thl•. day Ia the llll*r nflbt; Buddy ahouid WID not cause It to sbrtnk. For vor of a union shop, the issue oust"!~ teacher and local super· econotiJI"', IIIUIOunced today. veraary of Harper's lUG. · just Inform llie ·cope ilid fed! the other conditions, suraery Ia responsible lor a two-week, v~ tntendent to be re-lnelated. The c!JIQOI will be held al otdeat.rm11t fuhlun 11118 loO On lhla daJ In htalll'y· aa we dl« when we aot threata the best ~tment. . olence-punctuated atrlke. The Soothwettern Boord last the Hemlock Grove · Orange Former u. s. Att'y J~ T. In IIlii, Adolf RIIW ·and hiJ (rom a lelllllho tul'lled out oq foll:;in~ ee,:;.Uy0: . : · ~ In the arrangemo:nt which fi. :?.ng ·~~~ pqt to~~~~~~: hall in ~'::" sessions, em~~utz. Cahill II ...,. IDw Ill a LondoJI National Socialist llorm irGO' l!ld,r in...afCalloti It be an U· death was .,., sudden and nally settled the bJiter dispute SGT. MANLEY ~ :iritioa. 9.weeti lat. ~feet: and ::r~~ J~t Thoma• Jlo. ::, mard¥d Int. a Munich ~_-tmutnc bow It quI~ 11 was due to a blond clolln the late last week the company Mr. and Mrs. Donald Man• er the . board voted 011 two OC· ~. $d tour 81 1!!e fourth. mad enouCb II ~· haD IIIII · foreed lha --... down. . 1""81. IJ thert any way this agreed to edopt a union shop tf · ley of 821 Soulh 3rd Ave. MJd. C!ISiOIIS tq ~~ Baker's Cl~~ llill be free tO all Rocktfe~• to ltle · . . Harper I Banrtan )ll'lmt . llllltltler and . · kind ot death could have been the workers demonstrated they dleport, bavo Ita-" tbat. lr 1 the tut lllne o\prill$ le · ~ 'bo · liken y . Buaar'l Hrelldlplly: Ill fUll. pollee ehlef to .....- to,lltp 10 . . PLAY 'I'OJMY prevented• wanted one lbetr soa, Corporal Roaald ~ ac • ' ' k mem · 1 lly ool• layout ol Dorlt a NUl molulloli. ~ ~ .The Pomtro; 71h IIIII 8th A- wi,., llfle hlood clots Of the ooS members of local L. Maule)', wb fa llaiiGaed .Wl out pay. vi:.·~~ a Duke and her !fanU homt pUiacb was llhort-llntl. bow~; ..... ~~~~ •m wiD ·play form In the deep veins of the 8'13, United Rubber Workers Ia Fort RJiey, Kuaaa, has iJ'rim t::!G il.m. 10 11 ,80 rJcht alter tha Newport dellb- er, 18 the army bt'Me up ~ R11t111t Ill ft. ~ 11me of the legs or pelvis they may break Union who voted Monday, 819 recenUy paated from Booll,.for.Reeo . rds To rejlster call !be «iunty car beadllnee ··· earlier ~,,. · ·loniJ!it lt f:IO p.m. II loose 81111 lodge 1n the artery were tn favor of the union shopi' N.c.o. Academy aod bas teltslon off!~. or 1111~ Berte·' TV-cancellaUon In 00, some 4110.010 ~ lilt ftltllti'Ot lll!illum. that brlrlp the blood to the an4 187 opposed. A total ol J,. beea promOted 1o Sefleant. On Sale by PTA 8o>: 32, Pomeroy. was fmally heodt.ined ... More sotdiera ·lltv3ded Norlb Afri~. oiiji ... lungs. When Iilla happens, 230 workers were eligible to Ria lllalllac addre11 fa Sst '!be Letart falls PTA bes . . namea tossed Into the Columbia In 1961, the worat rlol In CLEVELAND <UP!) _ A man death may occur within 10 vole. Roaald L. Maaley, u.s. lor ule a book for eblldren's Plelurel taktovel': Dlno !)eUut hamtn rac!ns ~lor).' oeeurred robbed the lleef jiDun In lilt miautn. There Is no way to imtOSI, Co. c, 3rd BN 3111o school photographs, report eniUa and Cubb7 (J. Boa d at ~'elt Rleewlf tn New downtown .,.. late Moftdt~ of prMkt that sueh an event In!., Fort RJJey, Kauao, 111 cardt and other lreuured keeP' , . ntets) llroeeoll. Yort w)len the in"'~! diaeP' p uilmated ••eoe In eull ~ wiD occur and the victim LINCOLN DIES Platooa, NW. . .. sakes of lh~ school year. T b • yeaJI ~ ..• s. Carter .Jlurden proved or an Gffteltl ~on. . cheek lll4 lied Ia I car. rarely IIVOI long tnon•h for COLUMBUS Oh'10 (UP!) '"' boob eonlam II P8iet wllb e~~o , t:r_ ..L. 111 ... • .,., Yelopeo lo bold I'IOOlll.o from · .nauo'S "" ·1 I I DocroR SAYS ' sw BoardsIgna • · Is 'G0' I' • f OlCe ...,.,sky, con-•• FOf Bak l Fil A I ' er 0 e fpea points Ia arrear1. rupTbe I I l' l I ) s wOrkerS' FOr uDlOn . Sh0p I m.w a,_ 1 "r; oi a = .;:s ·· t .W": Our 99!-•. Mrs. Lohn of Pomeroy Dies appllld,tcllve treatment to be Murray Massachusetts Iarmerson ofwhoa Former Retll'd~Dt ' grade, Laura·.Lobn, 79, POI!IIIIDY,j any D. Lincoln, klnderprten tiu'QUih tho l2lb Mrs. ' lltnloeti . · 1111101111ced wl~~, ~=n~ ~:s ofar': l01mded. Nationwide Insurance OfPomeroyDres The boob, prjced·at fl., may who tHect·Monday morning an operatioo has cut down the Co~p~s of Columbus . ~nd Mn. Eui<!n• (Hannah! be ordered by phonil1s Phel)e ~l!er Hospital. .. 11 70 8 numbeP of dealils from · lllls built ~to a . $5 mllhon Campbell 96, formerly of Pom. Rol!erts at. :147•2337 or June SUfV!vblg arc cause. In persons 'with v~- :'!"':ation, died Monday, He eroy resident, died Monday ev. Ashley •t :147~. Loetart, PTA BenUey Peeples, cose velna, wearing eluUc ~ · onlllfl at her home ID Columbus./ members 'IUC&ISI th~ books Po'!.r~ :::"" Olio C. stockings or otherwise treating Survivon Include three sons woui~ be lllce Cbr"tmas presy, lh wholn silt the varicosities also belps to Vir&IJ of Pomeroy; John, enls. . Raymond provent the stagnation ol blood , DEVOTED ro INTEIIEIIt gesvllle, and Hatem D., at JNF~ ~ eitd nln ·..,1 that leads lo clotting In the 1 MEIGS • IIWIOII !&E4 OP home, and two daUihters, Mr1. K 1 81 k .111_. M Foner:l serVIces wUI be vems. Ira (Beasie) Blcham of lndten Y e Ill' ..,..s. 5011 01 r. da 19 "tc~ Q - lo there a blood type .....,. • Ow"" ,..,,_ Lake, and 1\frs. Max <Emma) &Dd MJ;s .. W. J. WQOdl, Pome- nes Y J a.ro, ~ ·n •wn as type-() universal? • -..::;-,. ,,,.. Gorsuch of Steubenville a"" 1'\lY, was baptised l!Unday, Oc· He$1'1 ~h In ~ - Pen8111 Willi h - 0 ..t:J~• .....,"'"t""'...-=! . ' .,.. I,Qber 30 at the Grace Episcopal ury ~tees .,.,. • • - ,..,,.,,, ....,.,.,, 110 .., several grandchildren, gre'al Church by the 1\ev Rlcbanl at T:SO p.m, 1od were at one time calkld - ~,..,...,;,.,-. 41'1'1!J: *'andchUdren nieces and if . · GOO • neral H!itne 1 ''"'''""'al donors becau•e ~up. ~•- n"':::.r. .... nephew•. Fun;rat services have and' ~ p:re~~be-:eer Mr. ·' ....,,;,,i 'llrejll~~~ ~osedly ther could give blood .:~ ,: .::-'-a:,-,,•:::;;:~ been tentatively set for Thurs. Mrs Pa~ -t'hapltian A'len: f! or transfuSion to othero re. 010• day m-•.w from lht Ruther • · • · · ' gardless of the recipltDt's " - ,.,. • '""' ••• 1 rd ~~ H • th~ ceremony ln. addition to hiJ 1 't~J~!Ibali!l,\ blood type. 8 - ·-~-- ::":::! ~4:; b~w '"'Ill "~-'omllleUinln Colum. 'p8f"llll and brollier, Cl!rt•. F" · ~·-· ·~ T.... -· "' '""'"' '"'cern. were his griliitlmotbet ' Mr aettor, .. ~lnlN follow l1ldt :f. etery. Pleue emit flowm. M.rgarel ~104 ..,: lr -........... erol8 • IIUitcbiq ~ ::J!\' .. .. ... '. ' ""' the l!lood tl the donor and -.,\'iiJir.::O~·-·~ LOOAL TEMPS . , ,m,, Ja~ . , . .lo that llftlldt !be 1811011 recipient - ........... -- ...... - ., Tht tempera1ure 111 down- El11«17 IJ!d ft'1 fll\IDS peo- q~orUiii. 1lllf done onto tn-a "" .,.., fUI't !bat the ~,wq ~looda PI 1;1\ L-".:;11 ('11"~ town Pomeroy Tuetday all Pl41lil' the ttnltod States are In· men ....,._ .,. - 11:30 a.m. wu 66 degrees, un. eNulllfl more rapidly than tins, Fulla -~~ ~ der partly ~ akiel. . . . lUf )'tan Qld. CbarllllApr. . . ' I: ·. ITHE DAilY SEN11NR :;:r::.::: :, Geor: I •-= 0: ..;:r.. :; :.=.,..'r= ,..:i I . . . a . . ... . . . "' • • • • • • • · · · · -- - - · ·· .. - - · · · 1 (~~~~~~~·~;·~~~~l~~~~~.li· ~ll1l~e~i'~·~~~~ ISN'T It aU bolla down to w~llhe lop lour teamo eli> Ill Friday lllghl'l !iulea. Imporlllal Columbus Oalb '!be biggest game In Ohio will be in Calumbus, where Upper Arlingloe and cross-town rival WallerSOR eotude for the first lime. Should Artinston win de· .Wvely, the Golden Bears eoutd wta the slate title, and Waller· 101 could take the whole ball of wax If H dtWlls Arlingloo. Steubenvllle's stunning defeat shook up the entire lop 10 I'8Jik. mas ae the Big Red dropped to fifth place from a lolly first. Unbealea Niles McKinley was third and Watterson fourth. The tl ooacbes 'ffl!ing lhla weak gave Sandusky 15 first pla<Jt V<Jiel and Arlington 10. But tba suburban Columbus ., ·~ ,'.''· t •• ·' ;uLSTAR ~rio." - '·' ,, ' :f' ~ ~~~DP~EA~K G~~~Pis,, Our Weekly Address Club is Big Questionmark Afiter Ln1u • 'Y Rick Barry Running Away w·th NBA s . T"tl 1 . cormg ~ e PI'. PLEASANTCounty Prosecuting Attorney D. Ultlepase will be the guestll ~ ::t~~; ./"~eth:ointN~~=:~~: SP~CIALI . 64 CHEV. 'I IMPALA 2 DCOR H. T. I 1 I S.:.,. KARR & VAN ZANDT EDW'•RD • Time: 8:30 am Date: January 23 rd Temperature: 20° below I\ ' Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 8, 1~11111--11 Attorney will their =· THE ALMANAC · •· ' . " Kl NG '*' ... Class Offered t, Homemakers m , . Bed£ordAr. ea• I . '" I Bol. :'te!t ' ., • NEW VORK (UP!) - Rlck l Komlves conlmued their hoi ' Woman's Club 00 be held Fri· Barry is literally running away! free. throw race with Smith day November 11 in the Epis·with the Nati~nal BaskeJball moving ahead with 56 of 63. for cop~l parish house. Class AA 11-8 e Assoclatioa sconng race. a .839 mark and . Kom!Ves Littlepage will use as his droppmg to second w1th 48 of 55 . .. . " COLUMBUS (UP!) - The The talented San FranciSCO for .873. Barry was third with topiC Wtlls and lntesstacy United PreSs IBien!aUonal sophomore has pUmped in 412 Also on the program " several Ohl 0 h'111h school Cia AA · 1 d' su d · ht' ·871. musical selections by "The h tin· ( .1h" fi 1 CLEVELAND (UP!) -II has games over Cleveland, paid 1 pomtts, exc uthmg B 1n1."Y mg to' San Francisco's Nate Thur· · coac es ra gs WI JTS • ddled I rt Tb I h ~ mee mg WI a •more, mond maintained his reboundplace votes ond won • lost to be all upholl lor the rl earsome P ee. ey ost 1 e · build a hug• margin over . . . ' • · Cleveland Browns !I !bey hope services of quarterback Charley I mg leadership, hauling In 100 to "l ~ : 263 cu. inch V-8 motor, auto. trans., radio, tinted . records ,. parentheses) . . b', East Jobason ~ . ht runners-up Guy Rodgers of remain in front of Chamberlain ~ glass, w!1itcwall tires, wheel discs, one owner new to naU the'II' third stra1g wuo 1offered 1 ng 1 ch· (21!6) nd c· · ti ' Team Potllll era Division erown. knee bljory which IDIIJ Involve tcago a mctnna ' 11921 and Cincinnati's Jerry Olds trade. I. Sandusky fl5) (~J 319 '!be Clevelanders were wing.. "lora llgamewls." Oscar Robertson ~ 274 1. ·Lucas ( 1'11 ). 2. Up. Artington (10) (!HI) 316 .iJig aloog on a tour-game wfn. . The h!ague rookie of the year Rodgers led the circuli In 3. Niles (5) (!HI) !41 rung streak a•d were ''shoo ins" Johnson wu the big man ear- , last season, Barry had hit Qll , assists with !64, with Robertson 4, Cols. Watterson (9-0) 225 to make It live, but the upstart Iter Ibis year as the Cards 142 field goals and 128 free (105) and Komlves 176) a, 5. Steubenville (3) (8-1) 181 Pittsburgll Steelers weren't buy· edged the BI'QIIM In 1 aptne- throw• 10 averase 37·5 pam~ distant second and third. 6. HBm .. Garfield (f) (8-0) 136 ing 11• Ittngl~ at the stadi~. He Is the per. game through Saturday a - - - - -GMAC Financing Available 7 Ak ba ( (8-1) team 1 ohlef ollenotve weapon, action. CUP FAVORITE 8 119 11 8· c· ro~ 1/ ~I) (8-l) 96 l!o tile BI'OWDB now find lhem- tallhougll he !a not listed am0111 Philadelphia's Wilt Chamber·, WESTBURY, N.Y. · <UPI) (Il-l) 9: L::;a 61 selves in third place in the.Easl-' the lop live pasaert ill the lain took the .te~d in field goal!Polaris, who drew the tour slot j 10. Toledo St. Fran. (II (8-&) 58 era Division .ud mUll Wll. all leagllfl. percentage, hitttng on 68 of !20:Monday mornins. was installed ! of their remaming stx gam~ to Browu who are hobbled b) lor ~ .567 average while New las an early 2·1 favorite to win Second 10 team1: 11. Elyria get a shot at the IItle. Injuries Include center John! York • Walt Bellamy (.557 ) Thursday night's $87,180 Dexter I GO c~dillac - Oldsmobile 15 ; 1~. Columbus Eastmoor 43; The bruised .Browns, who aft. Morrow Paul Warfteld Dale I rated a close second. Woll" Cup at Roosevelt Raceway. I "You'D Uke Our Quality Way •f 1lo!Jig Business" '3. Lakewood 46; 14. Cinctanati er their surpruing IU loss lo Lindsay' John Brewer Jim Ka- l Reed, al•o of New York, was Seven horses are entered tn i ii'Ond!Nard (I) 35; 15. Bellaire the Steelers SuBday, also g?l nicki j 0ha Wottea .;.d Leroy third with .541. the race, which will decide the~· WY 2-5342 Po111eroy Ohio ! I I 29: 16. Dayton Roooevelt 28; some bBd physical newa, wilt IKeuy'. Adriao Smith of Cln'!lnnati 1966 2·year-<Jid trotting cham5 hands full agamst and New York's Howard pionship'-~~----~~.,.=,;: ":'•:lo:••:•:•::'::'::"'::·"•::c=;•:;"=~="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""'!!!!!""'.) l7. Massillon 'll ; 18. Cleveland have lt. Joseph and Dtver 26 each; the PhiiBdelphtll Eagle!, wbo WDI Probably PlaJ , w. Cincinnati Princeton 25. jarred runnerup Dallas this All bul Morrow, however, are • .past weekend. elpeCietl to bt ready 1o play, Others: Mentor 23; Ltuisvtll• 1 The Eagles used the kickoff altholllh they may be IJIIb.par 19 ; Warren and Portsmouth 18 return and pont return aa their Sunday. And If Kelly'• injury each; East Ctevel811d Shaw and c)l~ weapon to derail the Cow· slows htm toa mocb be may Hamilton Badin IS each: Steu· iloys,\ who several weeks ago loae hts status u the fea&ue'l benville Central 14; Dayloo Bel· were 6 1 ed by the Browno. leading rusher. mont and Cleveland Benedictine Or Swim 8 each; Ll\!lcaster •.Vtct, l'lla""' The Ph !adelphia eonteat to a '!be hard • ruanlllfl ballbac:t I fiP!d~iQr ?,each; Xenia, Lo- l "m~st in" game for lhe hasaalnedl'ltyardlla130car-i rabt, Bellevue, Toledo Rogers Browns &IJSI! J11101ber loss / rtes lor • 5.2 P,<r tole average. '"~ A~ron Garfield . 6 each ; would knock them out of Iitle In addition be h811 .......I .JM J arfield ·Heights, Ravenna, contention. The red·hot St.Louis touchdow!W via the lrGUnd J l~nwood, Cincinnati Indian Cardinals lead the .loop, but al· rout.. I .. , IV-O,.Ioeealledtot.Dubow Hill, Youngstown Cbaney 5 so. hsve physical troubles and Quarlerbaet Frank Ryan, 'IIIIo ; •ach; Wyoming, Eastwoad 4 thiS may tum out lo be the Iadmttted that the Sleeter game . eomlol'table ....... with the •ew weotrie hellll>ljf •ach: Eas~Liverpool 3; Dayton Browns' salvatio~ U they oanlwuhil"worst," saw bts sland•1 t •• Ja hill160-)eu-old home. AI~r.• Mansfield Madison and regam thelf wtruung habiL ing amoag tile passert dip fo'- 1 Cinclnnatt Moeller 2 each; Fre·l' '!be Cards, in extending their lowing the llve Interception!. i It -during that terrific cold spell three ;ye - 81'0mont ft<!ss, Lorain Kiug, West 1oop bulge to 1w8 and a ball Deaplte the poor ohowillg, Ryan ADd the v ... Dykee were ao p!eeae~ with the 8-dOQ' tY ·Mil \On Union, Zanesville, Lon· 1 -· - · - Is fourth In the NFL will! Ill eleotrio bea*ing system in their newly remodeled Jon, Newark, Akron Kenmore UPI COLLEGE J'UU:. complettou Ill 217 tries lor a · " ' - that t.bey ealled to expre. their feelings. 1nd Cincinnati Tall 1 eacb. 0128 zzhyllyd list !J.B II 54.4 per aeat oompleUoa mark. . NEW YORK (UP!) -The He hB! throWII 17 tollcbdowna The Van Dykes' J988 report: "Eieotrio l>ee*iDf United p..., International rna- puoea. pro¥ed to be the + J es L to b rte '' 8lld &he jor college football ratings with --filto~ first place votes and won-lost But you to bet tilt lhlntl records in parenthesea: even If lha Browns are inslalled 'There are no repairs and no pe.rts t o - out. Obi Hlp School Football Teams Polnll u favorites to doWI·Ibe Eagles, We- gained Bdd!Uonal floor 8p808 and OIUl By U~lted Preas Jnternatto!lll I. Notre Dame (Z3) (7.0) 337 wlandba btnoave a ~ record, Clev&o j fll- f11rnAme BD)Where In our J'ONDS There . .. . , Z. Michigan St. (8) (8-0) 317 WI Ill Ilia Ill' drop Gill DO oold 8pOU and DO drafts~ .. .. tbe weJJa stay deep loll. Healthy s Norwood 0 3. Alabama (3) (7-ll) 278 of !tle IIIII picture. the Ooora eaoh room :inctnnatt Tal! 38 4. Nebraska (! (8-0) 222 ia Ills awetatkw"y oont.rolled. Cincinnati Hughes 20 5. Georgia Tech (8-0) 165 BEAIIIIJIIMI WIN . "We'" INwl - . a beating lor th.- years now 1\'yo~ing 46 Taylor 6 I. Arkansas (7· 1) 126 CINCINNATI (UPI) _ 'Jbe Readmg 6 Rarrloon 0 7. Southera Cal (7-11 122 University f1l Cbx:lnnall'• tresb. aad IICill feel - haw the oonvenien& aD4 ~orth Cellege Hill 12 . 8. UCLA (7·1) llJ man foolhaU aquad alands $-1 ~~:r heated J50.ye&r-oJd home.0 '' Greenbllls t t. Georsia (7-1) 49 for the seuon today loUowlog Yoa'd be just ae happy with ek>oUio b II g Jaa Pnnceton 28 Coleram 0 10. Florida (7-1) 46 their 17-T Ylcto'1 over Miami YCMOr home. lt'a BO 1188) to 801lveft. Call UB for a free Ji'mneytown 16 Lockland I Second 10 - 11 Purdue f6 · 12 Mooda ftenoon es? 'mate ADd be oomfortably warm &b.ia wiu&ecGlen Esle 48 Amelia 22 Tennessee :I; . 13. South.,..; '!be y ~rkille;. used two _.,.. if lt"a 21:1' bel "" oo'*aid.._ Cmc~~~ttn::~~;: ~ech 22 Meltiedisl24;. 14. Houston II; 15 paos lntercepllonl to 1ft up Wtdl &leulaiu heatiDg. Y""'re ,_--ed wtdl a Cincinnati Woodward 28 (tie) MIBslsstppl and <:"loradt louchdOWllll and Jim O'Brien ·Cincinnati Aiken 1 3: 17. (Ue) Wyoming; Miehi.gou, added a 29-yard field 1!081. Ml- . "Ouaran- Satiatactlon" offer. And now yoa Springfteld Catholic 12 . Colorado State and Mlaml ami il 11011' 1-3 for the 101soa. *JOO oa ;-se· 1 ht.iM Call U& for "'l'DpWe d e oe How They Stand d oo':::t .. .', ~ J . --. . .' '!be Departm•nt; iJf Publici Fla. tUPI ) - Jack 'NICklaus ~ ' . . , , .. .' :...· . . .. ., . , · ... , ; · ; Affairs, headed by .Mrs. Clar. Arnold Pal~ win "'' ~red • 1 team·lllllt··wllhlll·ueyelaah of lor ~vme·...·si&IB · Uti Dnigons' 'lilnth llf'· the·· ~fttsOD. '· ence Fisher. chairMan. and Mrs. the '125,000 ProfeosionafiGolfen overtaldnl lbeJIIue Strew In hope*·•' 0911Piil·of hour~ l~ler ~~ Steul/enville dr<J!)ped iJta ' fifih · Lloyd Barden, ce>ehatrman, ts Association Nat 1on 11 Team !be pttal lll8ta, which are Mli~IJfoa. ~ toce In· the place, and HamtlieR ·Garfield; · · in charge of the .meeUQg. Other Championship here Dee. l'olt, based oo 10 points lor first Or$1 ao~ ·&galn · ID lhe final per· w)llch wtn~s up the eiui\p&jgri members of the committee are the PGA announced MIJDday. place, ntne for aecond, etc., as tad: · · ar ·Middletown · this· '* -J! . Mra. Harry Berkley, Mrs. 'Jbe pair, compelillfl Ia tbe each COBch pickl hla top 10. Meai!Wiiile; SindusJ<y·churfM!d juinpotl from seventh ·19 :sii:W . Charles Cottrill, Mrs. Clair first team champ~ last Sanduslly meel8 MlHISIIeld 1o a tM··vieloey •over ·LOrain with a win over ltluriiltill 'fait: Cottrill. Mrs. Wilbur Dickson, year, rmlshed seventh behind Senior Friday nlgllt, Niles •istts AclmJral : Kl!fg 1e .clin<:h the Akron Hoban, ClllclnnitU.'El· Mrs. Mabel Gibbs, Mrs. Dan winners Gay Brewer and Butcll Warren llardina and Steubea- Buckeye Colirereneo croW!> for clef, Lima ·senoi and 'l'oiOito S!.' Glassman, Mrs. Harry Godfrey, Baird. ·' •Ill• wlado up qalual Steuben· tho 11tlh Ume In seven se,. Francis rounded out· the top 10 Mrs. Josephine Lyons, Mrs. vDio Calhollc Ceolral. sons, 'l'hli Bhi' Streaks also in that order. St. FranCis mnde , Louis Mueller, Mrs. Nellie As a remedy lor llometlct· · Mu1llloo looked like lise equalled ·Fremont Ross' eorifer· Its first appearance Ill the top ' Paugh, Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn, ness, samurai waniors and · 'ngera of old ln 'the upset over eoce record ot 16 stnalgllt 10, Bdvaneing from 11111 ever Mrs. Maye Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Japanese feodal lords oarrietl Steubenville. Tiger defenders league wlu. Elyria. · · .. · "No WODder we're 1101 lleall~~g Spence and Mrs. A. E. Thomas. 1orchids on journeys. swarmed all over the vaunted Upper A;liJ181en .and Watt.r· · Last week's early . season their llgoaf1 rlgbl - I Big Red offense, which wa• son relled ·t. their njnlh vj<>- SJlOW~torm postponed. many W. llsteutng gadget tuned ,.. held It 1 1101111 • yards tela I torleo during the weekend, the games, particularly In Western a &81110 lea hiliCks away· offtDse. Bean thumpiJtl Cambridge, 'Ohio. Lima Senior was the ontv Llgbls-llopel lllaeUd Oul 40-0, and Watterson balling 0>- top • ranked team allected The game delayed 10 lumhus Hartley 21-6 for . the however, and the Spertan; mlnutn followiBI a one • hour Eagles' !lith COJisecullve vic- wound up the season Monday blackout when 1 lraailfouuer tory. Niles walloped Toledo night by defeating Springfield bomed 0111. Tht llgbla w8111 out Central &lthoUc, 5U for .the South ~- ~~u::::=Kellv Upper Arlington wu only fllree 'J u 1B Q · COLOMBUI (VPI) l•nduaky and UIJpilo ArliiiCiol wailld ID lloe wlnga loday 1o pick up lbe plecea cl li!A!ubenvlllt'l obel· teied ttate 'lltih IIChool football ohamptoaebjp drlllllll. With a week logo ill the 1966 IOBson,. ll i9:t*od like a two-way •crllllli1lt for lbt coveted stale ehampllll!blp, bul lbt final round of games eould proylde another wlltl 1<1'11111* lor lbt Ulle. . SteubeJwllle'1 iloptl lor lbe lttle Wtrt abetlend 1a!1 Friday by MU811Jm'• 'fliere, who·rose to. lhl lleigb1ll IJIII ltopped llle B1g Red 110ltl. · Tht 1J.4 _.. wu almeat lleldenlal, beeatue the Tiprl' lbat Ia Ill dart wae beard eiNr <lilt. Unbeaten lbe 1966 ttall thampl.. and .,..., ·Ill 22 pmes, ·l lotthe No. I 1pot Ia lila MB-to- • JGfOUpS 0f Gallia county stUdVlDg • Merger PiaD MedICa UPI Briefs .' Sandusky Tops Class AA Hi~h; . ,'O.O': '1. .·.F, OOt&.:.a1.1.·:...' · ~. 0 .;.Seh ,. Holzer Holpllah Vls!UIIfl hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. AclmJsstons Augustine ' Focanti, Z71 Jack· " n Pike; Ronald A. Pitchford, Rt. 2 Bidwell ; Mrs. Ralph E. Besco, Gallipols ; Mrs. Robert L Donnell, Rt. t Gallipalis: 1 . ry Elizabelti McCormick, Rl. : Leon, W. Va.; James J. lo. ghes, Lakin, W. Va.: Edward I M.. Blake, Middleport; Mrs. H~ ward L. English, Pomeroy; J\lsper H. Grate, Middleport; Mrs. Herschel Rousb, Rl. 2 Racine; Ronald D. Davis, Well· ston; Mrs. Oren L. King, Co.t· ' t~geviUe, W. Va.; Brady s. l Young, Wurtland, Ky. ; Eugene ! Porter, Ashland, Ky.; Mrt.! Wendell A. Woodruff, Shirley I A. Malone, Hamden; Charles I R. Rule, Ashland, Ky. Blrtba ilofrs. Franklin H. Casto, Cheshire, daughter, 8:19 a.m. Mon· day; Mrs. Billy Ray Ohlinger, 1 West Columbia, daUihter, 11:30 ' a.m. Monday ; Mrs. Robert L. l Donne!, RL 1 GallipOlis, twins; j a daugllter at 8:38 p.m., and a daughter, at 8:41 p.m. Monday. ' DIIICbarges JOINT COMMI'l'TEE - Members or board of trustees of the Holzer Hospital Foundation and Medical Mem· Mlas Nancy L. Barlow, Lar· ry C. Dotson, Mrs, Ronald E. orial Foundation make up a joint committee which is stnJying the possibility of merging Hoher Hospital llalley, Mrs. Robert D. Morri· and the Medical Center HospitaL Pictured above, in the Davis Hall nurses lounge, front row, left to right ·are soo, Mrs. Naomi Silvey, Mrs. John P. Guion, administrator of the Medical CQIIter Hospi ta l, and vice chairman of the joint committee; Atty. B. C. WaDis, Mrs. David D. Warren F. Sheets, E. E. Davis and Neal Taylor, commit' ' " me :n~ers. Second row-John W. Rafferty, Holzer Ward, Smith McCausland, Glen- Hospital administrator, and chairman of the joint con-mittee; Emerson E. Ev.ans, Atty. William Chel'rini!On, na C. Patterson, Mrs. Alvin D. representmg hi8 father, Atty. Henry Cherrmgton, and n••••nd Marlin, comnuttee members. Not plcturea-J, Tripp and infant son, Mrs. Rob- Sherman Porter and Dr. Oscar w. Clarke. ert A. Mullins and infant daughter. ' • 1 Grid Scores 1' _,-...,and 08D- 1 Da~onDunbar ~-;~ ~·._._._._._._~._._~~~~~--~.~ Nortb 35 Wayne 7 ;;; Springfield Olentanry II . Colwnbus St Mary 14 Lima Senior 20 . . Springfield South . I ::oty Ra\Vson 26 ArHngtoa 1 Bluffton 35 Paulding 14 Celillll' I Lima Bath 0 Findlay 13 Mansfteld 12 · Rh'e.)1illlf'24. Minster 0 Defiance 20 Bellelontatne I Belle center 21 Bradford 6 McComb 511 vantue 8 St. Marys 26 Vmi Wert 14 L , E ; . 21 Coldwatert M .. . g .14 GreenoUie 12 Grah3 . aliZ ~· · . .' •· Northeutern I Dayton'}ller 18 Centervlllt I Brookvlne 1 . · ·_,. '1\-otwood · Madtaoo ,,( OHIO POWER COMPANY ' LemO!('~ ~ ·W,,.ant the. Best ' 'npp ' ""' to ;:z!~·seavercreek ' . .Ca{and He»meln•ur..to.··.. · T~ · ~ ·' ,~~~~~~:RIM,. •. '·l ·~r. .~h~ Preil),·l~:~m• Yo~,\.--.17 Lebanoa' Eaton • . /' · S~' IIU: QtiLDS '. .i; , ,· '\ :r: ·>:- • ~ ---~-- �•,: , ., ,.., i\ .' 'I . . ' [1-llally Senllllel, Pomero)'·*illfpor\ 0., Hospital New§ !fov. I; 1t11 (.,'apitol (;om men t, Events · WASHINGTON - At t h el men, qain 1n and out otomee,war. undoobted risk of being put whose right and understandable ! When be goes on • brut~IIJ down as a slave to mere "con-I grief at the death of Mr. Jobll- demanding mission to M•••la. sensus" and an enemy of "tlw/ son's pndecessor hu found ' In an effort, at least, t~ brt~· right to ~sent," ono ·ts mcved ltbem ~atlns his sueeeuor II /about polttical unity wolil '" to ofll!l' 1 modest proposal In though he were a crude Inter- ' associated nations, thl• " "'11 view of the President's forth· toper willl no right even to lmerely an ererclse of do·oh or·t coming surgical operations. bold o(ltee. wisdom - as, of course, •n , Tbts Is thai one, iU!d onl,y 111 IIIIJ nnae, be has borne hollj!il argul!lenl II ma~ be one, kind of so-called poiiUoal jlht kind of Irrational burden bul only an npre.,lon ol the crillclsm of the Prealdenl - 1 that Harry Truman bora alt.r ~oual vanity of Ibis iniOier· crlticlasm that Is n tact petty the death of Franklin Roose- obly vain man. and venomous beyond example velL '!be dlllerence has been · So · 1 lh lied anBiy· In Iilla century - bt. suspendod thai while Mr. Truman wu at me 0 1 1~ . lor a. Utile while, not for lilt 1 tOIIIIth forcivep tor succeeding ses of this JntNslon, md'"'!: . lake of a man named Joh~ I Afr. Rooaeyel~ Mr, Jo!msoo from those whO must tnllhlu · but in elememary respect lor In lhrte years ha• never yet , ly be ealled proleMtonal Johadeeent public debate. been given .an amnesty. son hater< and not Johnson For the Presidency Itself rut· w~en rt()elldtedly he has crlttca, have been simply ,,.. ly Is entitled to some kind ol rranslated ihe welfare dr.ams lerodible. Por, bert again. "" lair and adult treatment, wilt- !ol the DernoeraUc fsr-left wtnc · demon11rabta allied taint ,from lber held b1 a maa Dlmtll tnto leJ!slallve reellllet as no thla venture, fu!ll' lfantllll that Lydon JobiLIOII, a man named , man before had do11t _ and 10 lhet are IP lrorn total ptna, Karry Truman, a mao named · thl$ eommentatoi•s DflinJO!I, '"'/ beroma IIIBI>Iad allied 1 -. Dwlghl EIHnhower, or a man I:!loti, as Mr. Job~n hlm~tif 'l'ht1 ,nel' Jnd anlm111-laden limed John Kennedy. 14bould ntver ~ave dOIII - the fOI'm or flleled political erlll· The almplt lacl ta that ~ 1~ulll have alway• bien lilt' clam really litpn · wllh Tru· l'relldenl, far Jlllll'e tnn lhu ume. The -htrl havt ' man. ,.... Sll!lb• ot that period the 1bne who went before him, DtVII' been able to tlllt . hla 'wert tndleaaly p~led hu baen Uterally savapd b1 ")'II" tor u answer, 1wtlh lh~ VIII ctreunisl.lnee !bat Ultle pefl(lllll attack! mnquer- And u Cllll ltbel'll program IHarry Trumlll had once ~· adtllfl under the P~s ot re- after another "hu cone 1n1a 1 an "ha!let;~~ether. " Ia l!llsen•ponslble crlllctsm 011 ll\lllllo ll!e. boob, lllelr reapon!ll has liower'l ·11n1e It wu uprehi4 up taSIMI. been lavarlable: ·Perhape na In puerl\f tltten at "lhe ge• Thls ts IIQI to Ill' that the did get this bill through, bot he · eneral" tor ·hav)llfl the bed current Preskl111t lhould lor dldn~l really mean It and ln.'llllt 1o play soli and an un"' moment be frtt or boltiJe the proceas be spoke harsh!J forctvablt llkllt4 lor the ·lead· ~· ot hla lela. 'lbera II to his 11111 - and anyhoW 111 ere of Amerlqao Industry. eve., reason, and abundant dtdn~ do II lfllh "style." John ~' hlm!llll -ev· room, lor IIIIa earl of ~IICII In lore!fn policy, the late 111 thDUih II til moeUy bls ajlllnl,ch; an,d liOIIody Ia his ftU been alike. Whtn ht mrtl ldol~tort wlio now 1hlpe pet. right mind lupposea thst II lilt elear poallbUI~ ol I Ca• lUIJ at JobiiiOII .:. was softer· could or ahoul4 be ollltrlliat. l1o • CommWtlst takeover . tn ta1 • aooct cltlltram t111t twoJBut tbe truth ts tl!at tldt lilt Dorntalcan RepubUe, the bit earl or lhlna before bt NOTE - This press release of para-medical personnel, and with changing Medical-Dental joint committee. Tbe joint ""'ldent far ~ 11111 hll lefties' mpo~M II lila' there died. is beiDg issued ia view of a the need for an expansion of technology, and the changing committee Is composed of Atty. been under eant!JDUy nlqllq Wertll'l many ' Communlllai What ts the real poln~ then? .(Continued from Page 1) premature release lisued the suppol'ting medical services health requirements o1 the pa- Henry Cherrington, Atty. USiult not frmn hll offlelal opo there anyltow and wen 11. 'fttt potnt ta lhal ·a WNit trad~ takmg over his new post in Wed8esday, Nov. %by a state to continue to provide a high tients also prompted the Boards Warren F. Sheets, Em- position, lbe Republicans, and the.re Wert, just listen 1o JohJio l' Uon of lair and r.u1111 ~ poilU· Saisoa early in December. He l pfannlog age•cy ti!At said ill- standard of hospital and health to consider this merger. erson E. Evans, E. nol on lht basis of what he •on's cornpone a<ee~~t . cat criticism Is belns stained will relieve Dr. Gilbert Steph· correctly IIIAI "bod! hospital services delivery for the Gal· John w. Rallerty of Holzer ; E. Davis, Harland Martin, J. bas done and not done, but ra· Wl,.b be earrlet forward by mtun • mnded men who 1 enson, edllcst10n professor who/ board Of lnlsteea have unaat- lia area. Hospital, administrator, was : Sherman Porter, Neal Taylor, 1 ther from ultra • liberal Dem- what Is In indtsputehle hls!'lry $Ubstltute personal anlmostl)' headed the project for 210 mousty voted to merge lheir The Impact of Increasing cost elected chairman and John P. and Dr. Oscar w. Clarke. 1ocrals, In and out of office, the policy In VIet Nam ot both toward an official lor louiliyears. / hospital facilities." ln hospital constMJction, the Guion, administrator, of t he The joint committee also Yot. w!wse small·mlndedness haa Presldenll Eisenhower and mlndod analylll c1 lht alpU. Reallers will note IIIIo re- equipment, suwlles, and sala· Medical Center Hospital, was. ed unanimously to actively supo been without example Ill our Kennedy. be Is, in !he nfwspeak ltcant public acto of tlqjt Qftle. lease states that "each re- ries and the need to keep pace elected vice-chairman of the i part the e%isting IO<:al He~th ~ tertcon ol leiUa, really only tal .- bolb wise IJICI unwlle 1 spective Board of Trustees · Center Development Committee, e of this hu come from 1making 8D mogant penonal 1U..,. are. shalt make every feasible ef· working with the G&Uia CoUIIIf Thyroid Disorders ". " . . .. . tort to effecl a merger; aDd Health Planning Committee and By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. stresse• that tile pooolblllty of ! tilP Appalachia ~evelopment r!,nQ w~ny Q - Six years ago 1 had my · a merger Is being lnvesllgal· Act of 1j6ii, in lhla llldetvor IQ ' I V . U entire thyroid removed. Since ed. - Joba W. Rafferty, chair establish a mulli-collnly beal\b tllen I've been taking Proloid. man of Joint Committee. . servjeea and aducallonal COIJ!• The David Nlvena may toast of the BtauUful y S In the past fe w months my The Southwestern Local Sc~ool D strJcf Board or Ed· plioa in Ibis ~·· the new year out . En h now definite 1 1111111 , t I Don Budge. are lovel-forty heart has been beating 80 hard The Board of Trustees of the ucation Monday night gave Gallia county prosecuting at· The pt'OPQSed hQiPI~ facility zUitonalre ChariOI Clore ~hat llmt 1 ~ ~~~ lull alllj the B<:Ore 1hould ID lull 11 keeps me awake. I've cut Holzer Hospital Foundation and torney ~ohn A. ,Epling the "g~ahead" signal to appeal would be 1 2"' bed QIJII Vlllll 111 acti"i prat.get: 8rtslttt Far· enl : e,.....,. · $av• tha recorda lhorti.Y .. . m.ll'ltaout coffee and reduced the dose the Medical Memorial Founda· the deCJSIOn agamst the board, m th~.~lay M. Baker ease elpllllion cu· liUes. p~ rar, wboae brother 14 1 BriiiJh been ~~Q h 1 v • cerald r~quetlled 1111 0111 be lief. or Proloid. What would ball' ' tior. at a recent meeting torm· by Judge Warren S. Earh~Ga~ county comm~ ell! h<!o!pl,tal fll\'iliU" "'uld lit MP but doomt't IIIIDt tha Jtllo 1!4w II Mor ••uled, Gil ved while itht .. ... ~ RJ!-·, pen tr 1 stopped taking Ibis Ied a joint committee to inves- f:s.~o~rt t~ treA Fpeouch 11, flied wtlh elark or courts CC!Pver!l!l to wt<I!Uonallel'Vkes eroll8ly pr1lfem encouraJt- lloa ~:....• :1": ::o-t!J~tb ~ 1IIUI!f'' drug' t1gate the possibility of mergn .ou 0 P a · . '!be board' af1d lralnlnJ center• and II• ment anyway .. Dick 1r U& fled. 1 Uf ed Ont b ·" wearA - If yonr tbyrold . was mg the Hol zer Hospital and the Prosecuting attorney Epling Marjone Rinehart. . • tended Clil'8 tlnlts. Current em- have ldenUCII opoltDt df "a :.o t . . ra~ in( hll blck-ltalr loq u I B• completely removed you will Medical Center Hospital facili- can not, however, proceed mth counsel then hlllhree days m ployees ollhe two hoJpltfls sUites (not jusl roo !)~ bo lha raat ol etPtaln Ua ... Chairman Ernest Hen11 a'ways need Prolotd or some ties mto one new medical faciU. the nol!ce of appeal untO the whtclt to file oolite of appeal. would lorrn the baalc .WI for Hollie llttln& malogpg secre y 11111'1118 the Protr4P denon of the Slterllton Hotel othPr form of thyroid supple- ty. eourl entry in the IIUar caae The Soutbweslorll Beard's &C· the new complex. !\!any 0 •w bedroo;;;s, 111nk:~hle ~ ev;, ~IIY· DilbL cbaln wina 11)1 .'tl ''Home Stumen! to prevent myxedema '!be joint committee of the • lion came at the reI u I a r C8J'IIr opporllllliliaa would be lid bathtubs in l!l H wood RestAurant clttJr. dy Man of the Year" award; •thyroid deficiency). II the two boards was formed In tho monthly meeting M..my night created aa the new facillt il 1uboaatm •, rart pa ttnro, Ina iloiH Martin lnhtrllad • •. be studied euglnl!erlnfl with do•e is properly adjusted !tli• realization of the need for an aflei' Clay M. Ba met wllll developed y door tuft ~·: 000 and oal4bratad with 1 new ICS beloro be dllctvenll room drug will cause no side effects. additional acute and long-term !'18 bolrd and asked to ~ .._. , • came 'swtss' ~dents but didu't Imported Triumph 'l'ht service. Your doetor will want to make care facilities the increasing , Wilted to his former po11tton Rosemary Murpl!r (8riJHant 1 the 3 thyroid function tests on you obsolescence ~f the exbtin& or leachtr and local auperlaleJio .,.,:r_ee~t ineo~: Ia "A DeUea)e Blllnet," ad. frnm lime to time while you hospital$ the extreme shortage doni ln the dlstrlel to !:ctt hi h'r.~~v mill •ba mliht nd "llilllin 1 8 aro laking tht. drug. , ' Ote.,. L. Cam, tht I o n e on w c ......ta .., By United Prno r.t.ulloul year" and H'wood wdw-pw. Q- I hove a small COiler. It I board 011111be:r who has ~P . 3J per cent, only a 1~ steg. TodaJ fa Tuettlay, Nov. 8, lht dueer Nonrian Pana1111 may be does not trouble me. Whot me-l W8n on Baker'l side lhnluehout the gerU:;ay from the Ntveu who 31Zih day 11 IW wtth 51 to lbe py ... Chryller't bullf!nl diclna ohould I take for it? jslalemated lili&all..,, read the eel Qlely In lht 3 PI\' cent follow. apodal llmte for GoY. llaCl• A - Fint you stunold have a court's deelaloo ·~ tha case to section, Ql Yey ' .. Her ~ Tht m- II bltw• Ill lilt feller, Dl'lld llerrick and 'the thyroid function test 1o deterthe board. The dectslon of Judge , , ~y U~. bllthety Ia~ lbe I quarter and De'il ph.... l'rft, of Melfeo . , . Well, we mini whether you have a sim· Earhart was med ID .the case A class In homt (urnlshinp : broke and doesn I care rea]· Tile mtmlnfl IWa m MIIJ'I David eU ~ It .. .. pie 01' t011c goiter. Cancer of BUCYRUS, Ohio (UP!) last week. Tha olfU)ial tntry wiU be offered all ly. and Jupiter. · Drummer Bodtlr R~ ,cot ' 1 the thyrotd rnu1t also be ruled Workers at two Swan Rubber has yet to .be flied. In the Jficlfotd area 'lbe-evt~~lllfl ttar 11 Saturn. CasneY.tra )lllq.tru-,.1 ("lfe'U out. Iodiud •all will p~vent a Co. plants here voted over· The board took abtolijtely no Nov. 22, Mars~t The party n~~~~W lilt Bl a:..r11m 111ronomer Edmolld break )'0111' h.,xll"l 1n Phll!Y simple g01ter from growmg but whelmtngly Monday night m fa. action 011 tl!e-req!Mt of 1 be oounly fiUei!SlOD qent, Regis roof waa the !OOih ann!· Halley Wll born Cll thl•. day Ia the llll*r nflbt; Buddy ahouid WID not cause It to sbrtnk. For vor of a union shop, the issue oust"!~ teacher and local super· econotiJI"', IIIUIOunced today. veraary of Harper's lUG. · just Inform llie ·cope ilid fed! the other conditions, suraery Ia responsible lor a two-week, v~ tntendent to be re-lnelated. The c!JIQOI will be held al otdeat.rm11t fuhlun 11118 loO On lhla daJ In htalll'y· aa we dl« when we aot threata the best ~tment. . olence-punctuated atrlke. The Soothwettern Boord last the Hemlock Grove · Orange Former u. s. Att'y J~ T. In IIlii, Adolf RIIW ·and hiJ (rom a lelllllho tul'lled out oq foll:;in~ ee,:;.Uy0: . : · ~ In the arrangemo:nt which fi. :?.ng ·~~~ pqt to~~~~~~: hall in ~'::" sessions, em~~utz. Cahill II ...,. IDw Ill a LondoJI National Socialist llorm irGO' l!ld,r in...afCalloti It be an U· death was .,., sudden and nally settled the bJiter dispute SGT. MANLEY ~ :iritioa. 9.weeti lat. ~feet: and ::r~~ J~t Thoma• Jlo. ::, mard¥d Int. a Munich ~_-tmutnc bow It quI~ 11 was due to a blond clolln the late last week the company Mr. and Mrs. Donald Man• er the . board voted 011 two OC· ~. $d tour 81 1!!e fourth. mad enouCb II ~· haD IIIII · foreed lha --... down. . 1""81. IJ thert any way this agreed to edopt a union shop tf · ley of 821 Soulh 3rd Ave. MJd. C!ISiOIIS tq ~~ Baker's Cl~~ llill be free tO all Rocktfe~• to ltle · . . Harper I Banrtan )ll'lmt . llllltltler and . · kind ot death could have been the workers demonstrated they dleport, bavo Ita-" tbat. lr 1 the tut lllne o\prill$ le · ~ 'bo · liken y . Buaar'l Hrelldlplly: Ill fUll. pollee ehlef to .....- to,lltp 10 . . PLAY 'I'OJMY prevented• wanted one lbetr soa, Corporal Roaald ~ ac • ' ' k mem · 1 lly ool• layout ol Dorlt a NUl molulloli. ~ ~ .The Pomtro; 71h IIIII 8th A- wi,., llfle hlood clots Of the ooS members of local L. Maule)', wb fa llaiiGaed .Wl out pay. vi:.·~~ a Duke and her !fanU homt pUiacb was llhort-llntl. bow~; ..... ~~~~ •m wiD ·play form In the deep veins of the 8'13, United Rubber Workers Ia Fort RJiey, Kuaaa, has iJ'rim t::!G il.m. 10 11 ,80 rJcht alter tha Newport dellb- er, 18 the army bt'Me up ~ R11t111t Ill ft. ~ 11me of the legs or pelvis they may break Union who voted Monday, 819 recenUy paated from Booll,.for.Reeo . rds To rejlster call !be «iunty car beadllnee ··· earlier ~,,. · ·loniJ!it lt f:IO p.m. II loose 81111 lodge 1n the artery were tn favor of the union shopi' N.c.o. Academy aod bas teltslon off!~. or 1111~ Berte·' TV-cancellaUon In 00, some 4110.010 ~ lilt ftltllti'Ot lll!illum. that brlrlp the blood to the an4 187 opposed. A total ol J,. beea promOted 1o Sefleant. On Sale by PTA 8o>: 32, Pomeroy. was fmally heodt.ined ... More sotdiera ·lltv3ded Norlb Afri~. oiiji ... lungs. When Iilla happens, 230 workers were eligible to Ria lllalllac addre11 fa Sst '!be Letart falls PTA bes . . namea tossed Into the Columbia In 1961, the worat rlol In CLEVELAND <UP!) _ A man death may occur within 10 vole. Roaald L. Maaley, u.s. lor ule a book for eblldren's Plelurel taktovel': Dlno !)eUut hamtn rac!ns ~lor).' oeeurred robbed the lleef jiDun In lilt miautn. There Is no way to imtOSI, Co. c, 3rd BN 3111o school photographs, report eniUa and Cubb7 (J. Boa d at ~'elt Rleewlf tn New downtown .,.. late Moftdt~ of prMkt that sueh an event In!., Fort RJJey, Kauao, 111 cardt and other lreuured keeP' , . ntets) llroeeoll. Yort w)len the in"'~! diaeP' p uilmated ••eoe In eull ~ wiD occur and the victim LINCOLN DIES Platooa, NW. . .. sakes of lh~ school year. T b • yeaJI ~ ..• s. Carter .Jlurden proved or an Gffteltl ~on. . cheek lll4 lied Ia I car. rarely IIVOI long tnon•h for COLUMBUS Oh'10 (UP!) '"' boob eonlam II P8iet wllb e~~o , t:r_ ..L. 111 ... • .,., Yelopeo lo bold I'IOOlll.o from · .nauo'S "" ·1 I I DocroR SAYS ' sw BoardsIgna • · Is 'G0' I' • f OlCe ...,.,sky, con-•• FOf Bak l Fil A I ' er 0 e fpea points Ia arrear1. rupTbe I I l' l I ) s wOrkerS' FOr uDlOn . Sh0p I m.w a,_ 1 "r; oi a = .;:s ·· t .W": Our 99!-•. Mrs. Lohn of Pomeroy Dies appllld,tcllve treatment to be Murray Massachusetts Iarmerson ofwhoa Former Retll'd~Dt ' grade, Laura·.Lobn, 79, POI!IIIIDY,j any D. Lincoln, klnderprten tiu'QUih tho l2lb Mrs. ' lltnloeti . · 1111101111ced wl~~, ~=n~ ~:s ofar': l01mded. Nationwide Insurance OfPomeroyDres The boob, prjced·at fl., may who tHect·Monday morning an operatioo has cut down the Co~p~s of Columbus . ~nd Mn. Eui<!n• (Hannah! be ordered by phonil1s Phel)e ~l!er Hospital. .. 11 70 8 numbeP of dealils from · lllls built ~to a . $5 mllhon Campbell 96, formerly of Pom. Rol!erts at. :147•2337 or June SUfV!vblg arc cause. In persons 'with v~- :'!"':ation, died Monday, He eroy resident, died Monday ev. Ashley •t :147~. Loetart, PTA BenUey Peeples, cose velna, wearing eluUc ~ · onlllfl at her home ID Columbus./ members 'IUC&ISI th~ books Po'!.r~ :::"" Olio C. stockings or otherwise treating Survivon Include three sons woui~ be lllce Cbr"tmas presy, lh wholn silt the varicosities also belps to Vir&IJ of Pomeroy; John, enls. . Raymond provent the stagnation ol blood , DEVOTED ro INTEIIEIIt gesvllle, and Hatem D., at JNF~ ~ eitd nln ·..,1 that leads lo clotting In the 1 MEIGS • IIWIOII !&E4 OP home, and two daUihters, Mr1. K 1 81 k .111_. M Foner:l serVIces wUI be vems. Ira (Beasie) Blcham of lndten Y e Ill' ..,..s. 5011 01 r. da 19 "tc~ Q - lo there a blood type .....,. • Ow"" ,..,,_ Lake, and 1\frs. Max <Emma) &Dd MJ;s .. W. J. WQOdl, Pome- nes Y J a.ro, ~ ·n •wn as type-() universal? • -..::;-,. ,,,.. Gorsuch of Steubenville a"" 1'\lY, was baptised l!Unday, Oc· He$1'1 ~h In ~ - Pen8111 Willi h - 0 ..t:J~• .....,"'"t""'...-=! . ' .,.. I,Qber 30 at the Grace Episcopal ury ~tees .,.,. • • - ,..,,.,,, ....,.,.,, 110 .., several grandchildren, gre'al Church by the 1\ev Rlcbanl at T:SO p.m, 1od were at one time calkld - ~,..,...,;,.,-. 41'1'1!J: *'andchUdren nieces and if . · GOO • neral H!itne 1 ''"'''""'al donors becau•e ~up. ~•- n"':::.r. .... nephew•. Fun;rat services have and' ~ p:re~~be-:eer Mr. ·' ....,,;,,i 'llrejll~~~ ~osedly ther could give blood .:~ ,: .::-'-a:,-,,•:::;;:~ been tentatively set for Thurs. Mrs Pa~ -t'hapltian A'len: f! or transfuSion to othero re. 010• day m-•.w from lht Ruther • · • · · ' gardless of the recipltDt's " - ,.,. • '""' ••• 1 rd ~~ H • th~ ceremony ln. addition to hiJ 1 't~J~!Ibali!l,\ blood type. 8 - ·-~-- ::":::! ~4:; b~w '"'Ill "~-'omllleUinln Colum. 'p8f"llll and brollier, Cl!rt•. F" · ~·-· ·~ T.... -· "' '""'"' '"'cern. were his griliitlmotbet ' Mr aettor, .. ~lnlN follow l1ldt :f. etery. Pleue emit flowm. M.rgarel ~104 ..,: lr -........... erol8 • IIUitcbiq ~ ::J!\' .. .. ... '. ' ""' the l!lood tl the donor and -.,\'iiJir.::O~·-·~ LOOAL TEMPS . , ,m,, Ja~ . , . .lo that llftlldt !be 1811011 recipient - ........... -- ...... - ., Tht tempera1ure 111 down- El11«17 IJ!d ft'1 fll\IDS peo- q~orUiii. 1lllf done onto tn-a "" .,.., fUI't !bat the ~,wq ~looda PI 1;1\ L-".:;11 ('11"~ town Pomeroy Tuetday all Pl41lil' the ttnltod States are In· men ....,._ .,. - 11:30 a.m. wu 66 degrees, un. eNulllfl more rapidly than tins, Fulla -~~ ~ der partly ~ akiel. . . . lUf )'tan Qld. CbarllllApr. . . ' I: ·. ITHE DAilY SEN11NR :;:r::.::: :, Geor: I •-= 0: ..;:r.. :; :.=.,..'r= ,..:i I . . . a . . ... . . . "' • • • • • • • · · · · -- - - · ·· .. - - · · · 1 (~~~~~~~·~;·~~~~l~~~~~.li· ~ll1l~e~i'~·~~~~ ISN'T It aU bolla down to w~llhe lop lour teamo eli> Ill Friday lllghl'l !iulea. Imporlllal Columbus Oalb '!be biggest game In Ohio will be in Calumbus, where Upper Arlingloe and cross-town rival WallerSOR eotude for the first lime. Should Artinston win de· .Wvely, the Golden Bears eoutd wta the slate title, and Waller· 101 could take the whole ball of wax If H dtWlls Arlingloo. Steubenvllle's stunning defeat shook up the entire lop 10 I'8Jik. mas ae the Big Red dropped to fifth place from a lolly first. Unbealea Niles McKinley was third and Watterson fourth. The tl ooacbes 'ffl!ing lhla weak gave Sandusky 15 first pla<Jt V<Jiel and Arlington 10. But tba suburban Columbus ., ·~ ,'.''· t •• ·' ;uLSTAR ~rio." - '·' ,, ' :f' ~ ~~~DP~EA~K G~~~Pis,, Our Weekly Address Club is Big Questionmark Afiter Ln1u • 'Y Rick Barry Running Away w·th NBA s . T"tl 1 . cormg ~ e PI'. PLEASANTCounty Prosecuting Attorney D. Ultlepase will be the guestll ~ ::t~~; ./"~eth:ointN~~=:~~: SP~CIALI . 64 CHEV. 'I IMPALA 2 DCOR H. T. I 1 I S.:.,. KARR & VAN ZANDT EDW'•RD • Time: 8:30 am Date: January 23 rd Temperature: 20° below I\ ' Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 8, 1~11111--11 Attorney will their =· THE ALMANAC · •· ' . " Kl NG '*' ... Class Offered t, Homemakers m , . Bed£ordAr. ea• I . '" I Bol. :'te!t ' ., • NEW VORK (UP!) - Rlck l Komlves conlmued their hoi ' Woman's Club 00 be held Fri· Barry is literally running away! free. throw race with Smith day November 11 in the Epis·with the Nati~nal BaskeJball moving ahead with 56 of 63. for cop~l parish house. Class AA 11-8 e Assoclatioa sconng race. a .839 mark and . Kom!Ves Littlepage will use as his droppmg to second w1th 48 of 55 . .. . " COLUMBUS (UP!) - The The talented San FranciSCO for .873. Barry was third with topiC Wtlls and lntesstacy United PreSs IBien!aUonal sophomore has pUmped in 412 Also on the program " several Ohl 0 h'111h school Cia AA · 1 d' su d · ht' ·871. musical selections by "The h tin· ( .1h" fi 1 CLEVELAND (UP!) -II has games over Cleveland, paid 1 pomtts, exc uthmg B 1n1."Y mg to' San Francisco's Nate Thur· · coac es ra gs WI JTS • ddled I rt Tb I h ~ mee mg WI a •more, mond maintained his reboundplace votes ond won • lost to be all upholl lor the rl earsome P ee. ey ost 1 e · build a hug• margin over . . . ' • · Cleveland Browns !I !bey hope services of quarterback Charley I mg leadership, hauling In 100 to "l ~ : 263 cu. inch V-8 motor, auto. trans., radio, tinted . records ,. parentheses) . . b', East Jobason ~ . ht runners-up Guy Rodgers of remain in front of Chamberlain ~ glass, w!1itcwall tires, wheel discs, one owner new to naU the'II' third stra1g wuo 1offered 1 ng 1 ch· (21!6) nd c· · ti ' Team Potllll era Division erown. knee bljory which IDIIJ Involve tcago a mctnna ' 11921 and Cincinnati's Jerry Olds trade. I. Sandusky fl5) (~J 319 '!be Clevelanders were wing.. "lora llgamewls." Oscar Robertson ~ 274 1. ·Lucas ( 1'11 ). 2. Up. Artington (10) (!HI) 316 .iJig aloog on a tour-game wfn. . The h!ague rookie of the year Rodgers led the circuli In 3. Niles (5) (!HI) !41 rung streak a•d were ''shoo ins" Johnson wu the big man ear- , last season, Barry had hit Qll , assists with !64, with Robertson 4, Cols. Watterson (9-0) 225 to make It live, but the upstart Iter Ibis year as the Cards 142 field goals and 128 free (105) and Komlves 176) a, 5. Steubenville (3) (8-1) 181 Pittsburgll Steelers weren't buy· edged the BI'QIIM In 1 aptne- throw• 10 averase 37·5 pam~ distant second and third. 6. HBm .. Garfield (f) (8-0) 136 ing 11• Ittngl~ at the stadi~. He Is the per. game through Saturday a - - - - -GMAC Financing Available 7 Ak ba ( (8-1) team 1 ohlef ollenotve weapon, action. CUP FAVORITE 8 119 11 8· c· ro~ 1/ ~I) (8-l) 96 l!o tile BI'OWDB now find lhem- tallhougll he !a not listed am0111 Philadelphia's Wilt Chamber·, WESTBURY, N.Y. · <UPI) (Il-l) 9: L::;a 61 selves in third place in the.Easl-' the lop live pasaert ill the lain took the .te~d in field goal!Polaris, who drew the tour slot j 10. Toledo St. Fran. (II (8-&) 58 era Division .ud mUll Wll. all leagllfl. percentage, hitttng on 68 of !20:Monday mornins. was installed ! of their remaming stx gam~ to Browu who are hobbled b) lor ~ .567 average while New las an early 2·1 favorite to win Second 10 team1: 11. Elyria get a shot at the IItle. Injuries Include center John! York • Walt Bellamy (.557 ) Thursday night's $87,180 Dexter I GO c~dillac - Oldsmobile 15 ; 1~. Columbus Eastmoor 43; The bruised .Browns, who aft. Morrow Paul Warfteld Dale I rated a close second. Woll" Cup at Roosevelt Raceway. I "You'D Uke Our Quality Way •f 1lo!Jig Business" '3. Lakewood 46; 14. Cinctanati er their surpruing IU loss lo Lindsay' John Brewer Jim Ka- l Reed, al•o of New York, was Seven horses are entered tn i ii'Ond!Nard (I) 35; 15. Bellaire the Steelers SuBday, also g?l nicki j 0ha Wottea .;.d Leroy third with .541. the race, which will decide the~· WY 2-5342 Po111eroy Ohio ! I I 29: 16. Dayton Roooevelt 28; some bBd physical newa, wilt IKeuy'. Adriao Smith of Cln'!lnnati 1966 2·year-<Jid trotting cham5 hands full agamst and New York's Howard pionship'-~~----~~.,.=,;: ":'•:lo:••:•:•::'::'::"'::·"•::c=;•:;"=~="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""'!!!!!""'.) l7. Massillon 'll ; 18. Cleveland have lt. Joseph and Dtver 26 each; the PhiiBdelphtll Eagle!, wbo WDI Probably PlaJ , w. Cincinnati Princeton 25. jarred runnerup Dallas this All bul Morrow, however, are • .past weekend. elpeCietl to bt ready 1o play, Others: Mentor 23; Ltuisvtll• 1 The Eagles used the kickoff altholllh they may be IJIIb.par 19 ; Warren and Portsmouth 18 return and pont return aa their Sunday. And If Kelly'• injury each; East Ctevel811d Shaw and c)l~ weapon to derail the Cow· slows htm toa mocb be may Hamilton Badin IS each: Steu· iloys,\ who several weeks ago loae hts status u the fea&ue'l benville Central 14; Dayloo Bel· were 6 1 ed by the Browno. leading rusher. mont and Cleveland Benedictine Or Swim 8 each; Ll\!lcaster •.Vtct, l'lla""' The Ph !adelphia eonteat to a '!be hard • ruanlllfl ballbac:t I fiP!d~iQr ?,each; Xenia, Lo- l "m~st in" game for lhe hasaalnedl'ltyardlla130car-i rabt, Bellevue, Toledo Rogers Browns &IJSI! J11101ber loss / rtes lor • 5.2 P,<r tole average. '"~ A~ron Garfield . 6 each ; would knock them out of Iitle In addition be h811 .......I .JM J arfield ·Heights, Ravenna, contention. The red·hot St.Louis touchdow!W via the lrGUnd J l~nwood, Cincinnati Indian Cardinals lead the .loop, but al· rout.. I .. , IV-O,.Ioeealledtot.Dubow Hill, Youngstown Cbaney 5 so. hsve physical troubles and Quarlerbaet Frank Ryan, 'IIIIo ; •ach; Wyoming, Eastwoad 4 thiS may tum out lo be the Iadmttted that the Sleeter game . eomlol'table ....... with the •ew weotrie hellll>ljf •ach: Eas~Liverpool 3; Dayton Browns' salvatio~ U they oanlwuhil"worst," saw bts sland•1 t •• Ja hill160-)eu-old home. AI~r.• Mansfield Madison and regam thelf wtruung habiL ing amoag tile passert dip fo'- 1 Cinclnnatt Moeller 2 each; Fre·l' '!be Cards, in extending their lowing the llve Interception!. i It -during that terrific cold spell three ;ye - 81'0mont ft<!ss, Lorain Kiug, West 1oop bulge to 1w8 and a ball Deaplte the poor ohowillg, Ryan ADd the v ... Dykee were ao p!eeae~ with the 8-dOQ' tY ·Mil \On Union, Zanesville, Lon· 1 -· - · - Is fourth In the NFL will! Ill eleotrio bea*ing system in their newly remodeled Jon, Newark, Akron Kenmore UPI COLLEGE J'UU:. complettou Ill 217 tries lor a · " ' - that t.bey ealled to expre. their feelings. 1nd Cincinnati Tall 1 eacb. 0128 zzhyllyd list !J.B II 54.4 per aeat oompleUoa mark. . NEW YORK (UP!) -The He hB! throWII 17 tollcbdowna The Van Dykes' J988 report: "Eieotrio l>ee*iDf United p..., International rna- puoea. pro¥ed to be the + J es L to b rte '' 8lld &he jor college football ratings with --filto~ first place votes and won-lost But you to bet tilt lhlntl records in parenthesea: even If lha Browns are inslalled 'There are no repairs and no pe.rts t o - out. Obi Hlp School Football Teams Polnll u favorites to doWI·Ibe Eagles, We- gained Bdd!Uonal floor 8p808 and OIUl By U~lted Preas Jnternatto!lll I. Notre Dame (Z3) (7.0) 337 wlandba btnoave a ~ record, Clev&o j fll- f11rnAme BD)Where In our J'ONDS There . .. . , Z. Michigan St. (8) (8-0) 317 WI Ill Ilia Ill' drop Gill DO oold 8pOU and DO drafts~ .. .. tbe weJJa stay deep loll. Healthy s Norwood 0 3. Alabama (3) (7-ll) 278 of !tle IIIII picture. the Ooora eaoh room :inctnnatt Tal! 38 4. Nebraska (! (8-0) 222 ia Ills awetatkw"y oont.rolled. Cincinnati Hughes 20 5. Georgia Tech (8-0) 165 BEAIIIIJIIMI WIN . "We'" INwl - . a beating lor th.- years now 1\'yo~ing 46 Taylor 6 I. Arkansas (7· 1) 126 CINCINNATI (UPI) _ 'Jbe Readmg 6 Rarrloon 0 7. Southera Cal (7-11 122 University f1l Cbx:lnnall'• tresb. aad IICill feel - haw the oonvenien& aD4 ~orth Cellege Hill 12 . 8. UCLA (7·1) llJ man foolhaU aquad alands $-1 ~~:r heated J50.ye&r-oJd home.0 '' Greenbllls t t. Georsia (7-1) 49 for the seuon today loUowlog Yoa'd be just ae happy with ek>oUio b II g Jaa Pnnceton 28 Coleram 0 10. Florida (7-1) 46 their 17-T Ylcto'1 over Miami YCMOr home. lt'a BO 1188) to 801lveft. Call UB for a free Ji'mneytown 16 Lockland I Second 10 - 11 Purdue f6 · 12 Mooda ftenoon es? 'mate ADd be oomfortably warm &b.ia wiu&ecGlen Esle 48 Amelia 22 Tennessee :I; . 13. South.,..; '!be y ~rkille;. used two _.,.. if lt"a 21:1' bel "" oo'*aid.._ Cmc~~~ttn::~~;: ~ech 22 Meltiedisl24;. 14. Houston II; 15 paos lntercepllonl to 1ft up Wtdl &leulaiu heatiDg. Y""'re ,_--ed wtdl a Cincinnati Woodward 28 (tie) MIBslsstppl and <:"loradt louchdOWllll and Jim O'Brien ·Cincinnati Aiken 1 3: 17. (Ue) Wyoming; Miehi.gou, added a 29-yard field 1!081. Ml- . "Ouaran- Satiatactlon" offer. And now yoa Springfteld Catholic 12 . Colorado State and Mlaml ami il 11011' 1-3 for the 101soa. *JOO oa ;-se· 1 ht.iM Call U& for "'l'DpWe d e oe How They Stand d oo':::t .. .', ~ J . --. . .' '!be Departm•nt; iJf Publici Fla. tUPI ) - Jack 'NICklaus ~ ' . . , , .. .' :...· . . .. ., . , · ... , ; · ; Affairs, headed by .Mrs. Clar. Arnold Pal~ win "'' ~red • 1 team·lllllt··wllhlll·ueyelaah of lor ~vme·...·si&IB · Uti Dnigons' 'lilnth llf'· the·· ~fttsOD. '· ence Fisher. chairMan. and Mrs. the '125,000 ProfeosionafiGolfen overtaldnl lbeJIIue Strew In hope*·•' 0911Piil·of hour~ l~ler ~~ Steul/enville dr<J!)ped iJta ' fifih · Lloyd Barden, ce>ehatrman, ts Association Nat 1on 11 Team !be pttal lll8ta, which are Mli~IJfoa. ~ toce In· the place, and HamtlieR ·Garfield; · · in charge of the .meeUQg. Other Championship here Dee. l'olt, based oo 10 points lor first Or$1 ao~ ·&galn · ID lhe final per· w)llch wtn~s up the eiui\p&jgri members of the committee are the PGA announced MIJDday. place, ntne for aecond, etc., as tad: · · ar ·Middletown · this· '* -J! . Mra. Harry Berkley, Mrs. 'Jbe pair, compelillfl Ia tbe each COBch pickl hla top 10. Meai!Wiiile; SindusJ<y·churfM!d juinpotl from seventh ·19 :sii:W . Charles Cottrill, Mrs. Clair first team champ~ last Sanduslly meel8 MlHISIIeld 1o a tM··vieloey •over ·LOrain with a win over ltluriiltill 'fait: Cottrill. Mrs. Wilbur Dickson, year, rmlshed seventh behind Senior Friday nlgllt, Niles •istts AclmJral : Kl!fg 1e .clin<:h the Akron Hoban, ClllclnnitU.'El· Mrs. Mabel Gibbs, Mrs. Dan winners Gay Brewer and Butcll Warren llardina and Steubea- Buckeye Colirereneo croW!> for clef, Lima ·senoi and 'l'oiOito S!.' Glassman, Mrs. Harry Godfrey, Baird. ·' •Ill• wlado up qalual Steuben· tho 11tlh Ume In seven se,. Francis rounded out· the top 10 Mrs. Josephine Lyons, Mrs. vDio Calhollc Ceolral. sons, 'l'hli Bhi' Streaks also in that order. St. FranCis mnde , Louis Mueller, Mrs. Nellie As a remedy lor llometlct· · Mu1llloo looked like lise equalled ·Fremont Ross' eorifer· Its first appearance Ill the top ' Paugh, Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn, ness, samurai waniors and · 'ngera of old ln 'the upset over eoce record ot 16 stnalgllt 10, Bdvaneing from 11111 ever Mrs. Maye Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Japanese feodal lords oarrietl Steubenville. Tiger defenders league wlu. Elyria. · · .. · "No WODder we're 1101 lleall~~g Spence and Mrs. A. E. Thomas. 1orchids on journeys. swarmed all over the vaunted Upper A;liJ181en .and Watt.r· · Last week's early . season their llgoaf1 rlgbl - I Big Red offense, which wa• son relled ·t. their njnlh vj<>- SJlOW~torm postponed. many W. llsteutng gadget tuned ,.. held It 1 1101111 • yards tela I torleo during the weekend, the games, particularly In Western a &81110 lea hiliCks away· offtDse. Bean thumpiJtl Cambridge, 'Ohio. Lima Senior was the ontv Llgbls-llopel lllaeUd Oul 40-0, and Watterson balling 0>- top • ranked team allected The game delayed 10 lumhus Hartley 21-6 for . the however, and the Spertan; mlnutn followiBI a one • hour Eagles' !lith COJisecullve vic- wound up the season Monday blackout when 1 lraailfouuer tory. Niles walloped Toledo night by defeating Springfield bomed 0111. Tht llgbla w8111 out Central &lthoUc, 5U for .the South ~- ~~u::::=Kellv Upper Arlington wu only fllree 'J u 1B Q · COLOMBUI (VPI) l•nduaky and UIJpilo ArliiiCiol wailld ID lloe wlnga loday 1o pick up lbe plecea cl li!A!ubenvlllt'l obel· teied ttate 'lltih IIChool football ohamptoaebjp drlllllll. With a week logo ill the 1966 IOBson,. ll i9:t*od like a two-way •crllllli1lt for lbt coveted stale ehampllll!blp, bul lbt final round of games eould proylde another wlltl 1<1'11111* lor lbt Ulle. . SteubeJwllle'1 iloptl lor lbe lttle Wtrt abetlend 1a!1 Friday by MU811Jm'• 'fliere, who·rose to. lhl lleigb1ll IJIII ltopped llle B1g Red 110ltl. · Tht 1J.4 _.. wu almeat lleldenlal, beeatue the Tiprl' lbat Ia Ill dart wae beard eiNr <lilt. Unbeaten lbe 1966 ttall thampl.. and .,..., ·Ill 22 pmes, ·l lotthe No. I 1pot Ia lila MB-to- • JGfOUpS 0f Gallia county stUdVlDg • Merger PiaD MedICa UPI Briefs .' Sandusky Tops Class AA Hi~h; . ,'O.O': '1. .·.F, OOt&.:.a1.1.·:...' · ~. 0 .;.Seh ,. Holzer Holpllah Vls!UIIfl hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. AclmJsstons Augustine ' Focanti, Z71 Jack· " n Pike; Ronald A. Pitchford, Rt. 2 Bidwell ; Mrs. Ralph E. Besco, Gallipols ; Mrs. Robert L Donnell, Rt. t Gallipalis: 1 . ry Elizabelti McCormick, Rl. : Leon, W. Va.; James J. lo. ghes, Lakin, W. Va.: Edward I M.. Blake, Middleport; Mrs. H~ ward L. English, Pomeroy; J\lsper H. Grate, Middleport; Mrs. Herschel Rousb, Rl. 2 Racine; Ronald D. Davis, Well· ston; Mrs. Oren L. King, Co.t· ' t~geviUe, W. Va.; Brady s. l Young, Wurtland, Ky. ; Eugene ! Porter, Ashland, Ky.; Mrt.! Wendell A. Woodruff, Shirley I A. Malone, Hamden; Charles I R. Rule, Ashland, Ky. Blrtba ilofrs. Franklin H. Casto, Cheshire, daughter, 8:19 a.m. Mon· day; Mrs. Billy Ray Ohlinger, 1 West Columbia, daUihter, 11:30 ' a.m. Monday ; Mrs. Robert L. l Donne!, RL 1 GallipOlis, twins; j a daugllter at 8:38 p.m., and a daughter, at 8:41 p.m. Monday. ' DIIICbarges JOINT COMMI'l'TEE - Members or board of trustees of the Holzer Hospital Foundation and Medical Mem· Mlas Nancy L. Barlow, Lar· ry C. Dotson, Mrs, Ronald E. orial Foundation make up a joint committee which is stnJying the possibility of merging Hoher Hospital llalley, Mrs. Robert D. Morri· and the Medical Center HospitaL Pictured above, in the Davis Hall nurses lounge, front row, left to right ·are soo, Mrs. Naomi Silvey, Mrs. John P. Guion, administrator of the Medical CQIIter Hospi ta l, and vice chairman of the joint committee; Atty. B. C. WaDis, Mrs. David D. Warren F. Sheets, E. E. Davis and Neal Taylor, commit' ' " me :n~ers. Second row-John W. Rafferty, Holzer Ward, Smith McCausland, Glen- Hospital administrator, and chairman of the joint con-mittee; Emerson E. Ev.ans, Atty. William Chel'rini!On, na C. Patterson, Mrs. Alvin D. representmg hi8 father, Atty. Henry Cherrmgton, and n••••nd Marlin, comnuttee members. Not plcturea-J, Tripp and infant son, Mrs. Rob- Sherman Porter and Dr. Oscar w. Clarke. ert A. Mullins and infant daughter. ' • 1 Grid Scores 1' _,-...,and 08D- 1 Da~onDunbar ~-;~ ~·._._._._._._~._._~~~~~--~.~ Nortb 35 Wayne 7 ;;; Springfield Olentanry II . Colwnbus St Mary 14 Lima Senior 20 . . Springfield South . I ::oty Ra\Vson 26 ArHngtoa 1 Bluffton 35 Paulding 14 Celillll' I Lima Bath 0 Findlay 13 Mansfteld 12 · Rh'e.)1illlf'24. Minster 0 Defiance 20 Bellelontatne I Belle center 21 Bradford 6 McComb 511 vantue 8 St. Marys 26 Vmi Wert 14 L , E ; . 21 Coldwatert M .. . g .14 GreenoUie 12 Grah3 . aliZ ~· · . .' •· Northeutern I Dayton'}ller 18 Centervlllt I Brookvlne 1 . · ·_,. '1\-otwood · Madtaoo ,,( OHIO POWER COMPANY ' LemO!('~ ~ ·W,,.ant the. Best ' 'npp ' ""' to ;:z!~·seavercreek ' . .Ca{and He»meln•ur..to.··.. · T~ · ~ ·' ,~~~~~~:RIM,. •. '·l ·~r. .~h~ Preil),·l~:~m• Yo~,\.--.17 Lebanoa' Eaton • . /' · S~' IIU: QtiLDS '. .i; , ,· '\ :r: ·>:- • ~ ---~-- �.· Toledo QB Sets Two -MAC Marks COLUMBUS lUPI) - Jolla just missed a thlr4, accordlllg Schneider, Toledo's alr·rnlDded to statistics released Monday. quarterback, set two Mid-Amer- Schneider lossed six touchlean Conference reconls and down passes during the season Pometor·Midilleporl, .Plaintiff fins to tie for the lead in that cate- with A connectio!l'l In 170 at· gory with Jim Boreland or tempts, a I'CI!Ord, and 1073 Western Michigan. He wound I yaros gamed in the air, anotiler ' up tbe conference campaJ&ll lrecord, 1 o. Nov. I, 108&-1 HELEN HELP US! $3! 000 From I I ROBIN HOOD BLACK NYLON OXFORD .......'7·'0 . ' 'J i ' 1-DAY SERVIa SIZE SHIRT FINISHING ••• WIDTHS: C-0 THE SHOE BOX IN AT 9 OUT AT 5 Robinson's Cleaners For Making Our .,' ' ' •j I ' Such A Huge Success To Begin On November28 We Appnel.ate Tile Beeeptloa ' f • Ga..e O •=• SALES e SERVICE beauty and sentiment cuuld only be the gift of God. Each blossom expresses a measure Dudley's LINDA M- LEMLEY RT. 2. CHESHIRE WY2-5560 THIRD PRIZE-SET Of RETREADS LINDA TALBOTT RT. I REEDSVILLE ' Whea yeu've ~a '67 ClarJikr, ._,, 1t1111111df 1111rt. to a Enjoy total city gas •mains rt with A1llland Metersd 611 and modern appliances live '""""'n-it COitiDO IIIGiel If fOil live beyond die eiiy . . m"n, tDjoy the Clllli'8Pierw of _AeblaDd Mets&l Gel ,oar hoon• for heating, ewkhct bot waterllld dofl n drJiD&o 0.. is Gu ildqmlt'U, Oatil W Your 11euby A+'~•Dd LP Gat BuJk Plat oll'm you a n••q I te liDe of quality CMIPI"•Nee, and provicle8 e•te t Qwb!Datiml. If YOQ wilb. euy tet• are ' t.bM.,._ er-n. available with oll)y 10% cloWD and up to 24 mouths to pay, Albland Metered Gas is easy on your poo~k beea\188 you pay for it after rou ouse it. And we bep a p!.entiful 8Upply of fuel fD your tank at au.tomaticeU,. No matter how cold t.be an l;hnf!ll, you'B never iUll out. vreattw, · Do•'t del1y. Contect u1 tod1yI INSULATION Empire central beatlq systeJn end Compact forced air fumacetalreBup sh~w little llpiiC8 (will fit in closet). Comlllet;ely iMtallecl . includl_ng WUIII-alr l'OOm dllllW, cold m ' retwn, centnl ' : tbetlblllt.8t control. I you flow easr il is to 1101e up to Cllrysler '67. It's longer. Over 18 feet loll&- M~re powerful V-& range from big ta bipest in ~ price class. Biggest br3kes, toa. - fabOe Quiet, IJORKfal, ' fully guaranteed. BloWt 8QIIipped_for • P-lllrn•ll adclitlo:D Of iili- .. condltioninl at · a11.1~·- ·CHRYSLER 57· Sl9? and .Adds Warmth DQN'T PUT IT oFF .. • EnloY The'Winter Months Ahntll ' Ashl1nd LP-G11-th1. mtxJ1111 energy fuel/ ' TOM RUE MOTORS Middlepart,Ohio ou.. Aettt.AND. ., a RII.PINI1'10 coMPAJII¥ · . ,, \ ,, ' . a..471.~..oftwr•1M ·• Po~n~rov, Ohio .: . • · I'I!IIMi• WYandotte 2-2166 '· v.. • PhOIIJI372-222t llpll~. w. . ·CorWe In Today! .., 399 South 3rd Ave. c' j l 1"'.:. ~ 1 ' ' SECOND PRIZE_ PORTABLE TREVISION 59 N. 2nd Avo. • * FARIE KENNEDY 4?.2 GRANT ST • MIODI.EI'ORT future. We11 ' FIRST PRIZE- Set of Premium Cooper nRES of Hope for the CHASE HARDWARE I i· New St!fte wm Do OurVeryBeaTeGlve To Y•• TJae Best Ia Mereh•tllle . . . Senlee aad Te CHdnae To WU'I'a-• ... ..,. • our B·+e.-s' . - - - - - WIIIIIEIS OF OUR GUilD PII7IS ·1 i, "' '' · · '' 0 ' \1 ' I L ' �.· Toledo QB Sets Two -MAC Marks COLUMBUS lUPI) - Jolla just missed a thlr4, accordlllg Schneider, Toledo's alr·rnlDded to statistics released Monday. quarterback, set two Mid-Amer- Schneider lossed six touchlean Conference reconls and down passes during the season Pometor·Midilleporl, .Plaintiff fins to tie for the lead in that cate- with A connectio!l'l In 170 at· gory with Jim Boreland or tempts, a I'CI!Ord, and 1073 Western Michigan. He wound I yaros gamed in the air, anotiler ' up tbe conference campaJ&ll lrecord, 1 o. Nov. I, 108&-1 HELEN HELP US! $3! 000 From I I ROBIN HOOD BLACK NYLON OXFORD .......'7·'0 . ' 'J i ' 1-DAY SERVIa SIZE SHIRT FINISHING ••• WIDTHS: C-0 THE SHOE BOX IN AT 9 OUT AT 5 Robinson's Cleaners For Making Our .,' ' ' •j I ' Such A Huge Success To Begin On November28 We Appnel.ate Tile Beeeptloa ' f • Ga..e O •=• SALES e SERVICE beauty and sentiment cuuld only be the gift of God. Each blossom expresses a measure Dudley's LINDA M- LEMLEY RT. 2. CHESHIRE WY2-5560 THIRD PRIZE-SET Of RETREADS LINDA TALBOTT RT. I REEDSVILLE ' Whea yeu've ~a '67 ClarJikr, ._,, 1t1111111df 1111rt. to a Enjoy total city gas •mains rt with A1llland Metersd 611 and modern appliances live '""""'n-it COitiDO IIIGiel If fOil live beyond die eiiy . . m"n, tDjoy the Clllli'8Pierw of _AeblaDd Mets&l Gel ,oar hoon• for heating, ewkhct bot waterllld dofl n drJiD&o 0.. is Gu ildqmlt'U, Oatil W Your 11euby A+'~•Dd LP Gat BuJk Plat oll'm you a n••q I te liDe of quality CMIPI"•Nee, and provicle8 e•te t Qwb!Datiml. If YOQ wilb. euy tet• are ' t.bM.,._ er-n. available with oll)y 10% cloWD and up to 24 mouths to pay, Albland Metered Gas is easy on your poo~k beea\188 you pay for it after rou ouse it. And we bep a p!.entiful 8Upply of fuel fD your tank at au.tomaticeU,. No matter how cold t.be an l;hnf!ll, you'B never iUll out. vreattw, · Do•'t del1y. Contect u1 tod1yI INSULATION Empire central beatlq systeJn end Compact forced air fumacetalreBup sh~w little llpiiC8 (will fit in closet). Comlllet;ely iMtallecl . includl_ng WUIII-alr l'OOm dllllW, cold m ' retwn, centnl ' : tbetlblllt.8t control. I you flow easr il is to 1101e up to Cllrysler '67. It's longer. Over 18 feet loll&- M~re powerful V-& range from big ta bipest in ~ price class. Biggest br3kes, toa. - fabOe Quiet, IJORKfal, ' fully guaranteed. BloWt 8QIIipped_for • P-lllrn•ll adclitlo:D Of iili- .. condltioninl at · a11.1~·- ·CHRYSLER 57· Sl9? and .Adds Warmth DQN'T PUT IT oFF .. • EnloY The'Winter Months Ahntll ' Ashl1nd LP-G11-th1. mtxJ1111 energy fuel/ ' TOM RUE MOTORS Middlepart,Ohio ou.. Aettt.AND. ., a RII.PINI1'10 coMPAJII¥ · . ,, \ ,, ' . a..471.~..oftwr•1M ·• Po~n~rov, Ohio .: . • · I'I!IIMi• WYandotte 2-2166 '· v.. • PhOIIJI372-222t llpll~. w. . ·CorWe In Today! .., 399 South 3rd Ave. c' j l 1"'.:. ~ 1 ' ' SECOND PRIZE_ PORTABLE TREVISION 59 N. 2nd Avo. • * FARIE KENNEDY 4?.2 GRANT ST • MIODI.EI'ORT future. We11 ' FIRST PRIZE- Set of Premium Cooper nRES of Hope for the CHASE HARDWARE I i· New St!fte wm Do OurVeryBeaTeGlve To Y•• TJae Best Ia Mereh•tllle . . . Senlee aad Te CHdnae To WU'I'a-• ... ..,. • our B·+e.-s' . - - - - - WIIIIIEIS OF OUR GUilD PII7IS ·1 i, "' '' · · '' 0 ' \1 ' I L ' �l . '' > ' ,. I ,f '\ t i! -~ ' i - ' : . .it. '. S• "' f I iJt ;,~ ' •, \ . 1 - ' ,: • • . ..... .. ~tt.Exira Cash The Wanf;Ad ,Way .Bus·in·ess Se rv1ces ~ ';. l I . J . .. . . ' . t •J 'IEP·-I WUZ HEAR TELL 'lORE 01: Rl!lTLe J'RAP RUN GMACK•DAB INTO TH'FEED o. lfO\', SenUIIel, II ' SHOOK UP PURTY BAD, SNUFFY, I '. · Hil . ·., _ly A C0fiiPOUNP FRACTURE · OF MV LEFTUS FRONTAL FletJLA STORE THIS WALT WIIJIIIB• B~LLS O'FiR~!! TALK NEWNITED STATES!! MORNlN:ooc Pomeroy · N.ctor Co. steker, ONE -1 1 eo-~~~~:~· ROOM HOUSF), free. 111, I or t4 .acres, .. PorUal)(( and tor 26 It P M ' · · • Basbaa "·'ad. Bm .......... Lon& Bottom, 0. II 0 "" ~- .. JIDe)Jl!!, 0. Ph. 1141-3882. ·· .~: . nRE SALE CONTINUES AT LANDMARK P01118107 Mol or Co. :-:: : • A.M. te • At l;tl A. M. .. 11'"1 to un TO PLACI A IIIUL t PIODUCI. . ~~ 2 1arm ponds, nmectlate occup8llcy. Pearl WJ. llaJIIB, ~18 • II!I'J-211'11. 1 ~1'11.!!!!tf2.2~!!143i!!!!!!!!!!!!i!"'!!"!!,.!!''!!' IOStfe1 ~~ BlAnTNARS RADIATOR A5 AH WHIRLSAH SPEAKS TH' UNSPEAKA!ILE WORDS MAH GREAT-GRANNY TEACH ED 1-1\E. !.'- CLIAN CAa SERVICE lr OHLY TAXI I Gill MIHUTI ec.r eTrvck eHMtel Core eBulweAn,Type .. N. .ICDf"·• Ollllt WY 2-2156 LI'L AIINEII From tbo Larleot Truck or BullciOiel' Radiator To TU Smalle.t Jleator Core. 8.4!1•111 tube!. . NyloD Whito List;. 119.71 .. .. • • nlo II.OD OPEN lVII. MOP& WANT AD P~E farm, ho1111 wltll t rooms ed bath, cellar, cellar bouse, I larll bmu, lrel 1'/5 liU~ Jfh"UE PI.AC:E- I'Ll. BE ()06_411!0 IF IT AIN'T j . 11 8 lip eNLY soc . U-DIIYI THRU ' kill HGOBLE FORD CAR WASH . . ....'. t. HOWIE SCMN!:IOEJt POMIROY GASULIJill! ALLEY lr KING WIN llo 1 AI.~ FE£LS0 Uvf£RIOR 10 EI/ERYai.IE' ELSE 1 IHI ly ART SANSOM DICK TRACY ~ CHESTER GOJILD 'mE PI-lONE • I • ' I ~ ' I ~ '' J ll·f lly MERRILL BLOSSER W~!N 'iCMJ PReSS IT, IT STARTS .A PIPe LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 0~ PI,AYINKJ/ f 'Mpl CI)EP HIM 10 qJRV WE IN TH' CAST\( I ~ 7HEV'D .,..,£ IIACI< lrf "DADDY" TEN .,..... HARDER'I'HVER U:T&R 'fl.( TRIO( HE PULLSO ON Tl-leM ' I ~ HIM flli' W!i1P !liM f FOfl A WHIL£1 8UT I CUEd tlll!ll!!' CO<JLO G£T 'TJ/JCf1l" . ' _,, TO UIDF r:R0M OAMc;ERf - - ' """'"£ 1l1!l I I AlliE AND ILA TS ly RAIIURI\1 VAN BUREN .- I WILL NOT be responsible for aay d•bts <ontractecl by anyone other thaa myself. Ga!J A. Barnitz Pomeroy, @bio I l l 3lp WILL DO eooi ilauling. Phone !19'.1-2803. 11 2 12tp 1_ Help Wanted lriARRIED maa fw fllrm work, beuse lwnished. P. M. Cowdery, Long Bottom, 0. 11 I 31e WINNIE WINKLE THREE waitresses wanted, I full time and 2 part time work. Must be %1 years old. Phone 992-9943. 11 Hie GRRL OOOK. Apply ill peJ'!GII, Steak House. II 3 tfe ----loiAN lletween 46 and 60 Ill' night work at Hotel Martin. PlloBI !192-11134. 10 10 IOtp ----:--.• ,._..___... .... Cr..,., .' Wanted BEEF HIDES, llutcher trimmed, ears, tail, lips, reiWW· ed, 7c lb., salted, drained, greeo, li< lb. 1rimllled. Bill Bailey, P. 0 . Box 14, Reedsville, 0. 11 llle COON $1.50; M. rat<, $1.15; M. F. mink $7.~$3.50; Opossum 40c; slrunk ILIIO; R. G. Fox $3.00-$1.50; Bill Bailey, P. 0. Bo• 14, Reedsville, 0. 11 4 6tc ·'· BEEF HIDES, will pay 5c lb., Pomer")' St., Muon, W. Va., Grover C. lleuell. Pbone 773. • 28 lOip 1100. For ..... lUGS lUNNY ' NILJ' 'G RH:oQoou:- .._.• ._ te -.tiU .&X'J'DI.BAAXB Clloe_....., ___ Ja_.....,..Aiolo LOIIO.IILI.OW -koo ... !':" - - -0'..oltboIll&. 8lflle Jo1!en, · ... oR hint.. L'" X ft1lr lloo thi•'...,lloo ..... .............. _ _ _ .. 2 4 ass· a E&8VTRIII Ke'J'8& KBK t tltto-•- Y&APTVKBO Plll'fPAO• 'fPZ'fPOQKU ..... 'fB'J'BOOPBO.-EZeJQZ BYVK'fo IIBQRII · ··· I ROOif ...,_ ilitll belli, ill~ . l< $ ' J .. 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PorUal)(( and tor 26 It P M ' · · • Basbaa "·'ad. Bm .......... Lon& Bottom, 0. II 0 "" ~- .. JIDe)Jl!!, 0. Ph. 1141-3882. ·· .~: . nRE SALE CONTINUES AT LANDMARK P01118107 Mol or Co. :-:: : • A.M. te • At l;tl A. M. .. 11'"1 to un TO PLACI A IIIUL t PIODUCI. . ~~ 2 1arm ponds, nmectlate occup8llcy. Pearl WJ. llaJIIB, ~18 • II!I'J-211'11. 1 ~1'11.!!!!tf2.2~!!143i!!!!!!!!!!!!i!"'!!"!!,.!!''!!' IOStfe1 ~~ BlAnTNARS RADIATOR A5 AH WHIRLSAH SPEAKS TH' UNSPEAKA!ILE WORDS MAH GREAT-GRANNY TEACH ED 1-1\E. !.'- CLIAN CAa SERVICE lr OHLY TAXI I Gill MIHUTI ec.r eTrvck eHMtel Core eBulweAn,Type .. N. .ICDf"·• Ollllt WY 2-2156 LI'L AIINEII From tbo Larleot Truck or BullciOiel' Radiator To TU Smalle.t Jleator Core. 8.4!1•111 tube!. . NyloD Whito List;. 119.71 .. .. • • nlo II.OD OPEN lVII. MOP& WANT AD P~E farm, ho1111 wltll t rooms ed bath, cellar, cellar bouse, I larll bmu, lrel 1'/5 liU~ Jfh"UE PI.AC:E- I'Ll. BE ()06_411!0 IF IT AIN'T j . 11 8 lip eNLY soc . U-DIIYI THRU ' kill HGOBLE FORD CAR WASH . . ....'. t. HOWIE SCMN!:IOEJt POMIROY GASULIJill! ALLEY lr KING WIN llo 1 AI.~ FE£LS0 Uvf£RIOR 10 EI/ERYai.IE' ELSE 1 IHI ly ART SANSOM DICK TRACY ~ CHESTER GOJILD 'mE PI-lONE • I • ' I ~ ' I ~ '' J ll·f lly MERRILL BLOSSER W~!N 'iCMJ PReSS IT, IT STARTS .A PIPe LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 0~ PI,AYINKJ/ f 'Mpl CI)EP HIM 10 qJRV WE IN TH' CAST\( I ~ 7HEV'D .,..,£ IIACI< lrf "DADDY" TEN .,..... HARDER'I'HVER U:T&R 'fl.( TRIO( HE PULLSO ON Tl-leM ' I ~ HIM flli' W!i1P !liM f FOfl A WHIL£1 8UT I CUEd tlll!ll!!' CO<JLO G£T 'TJ/JCf1l" . ' _,, TO UIDF r:R0M OAMc;ERf - - ' """'"£ 1l1!l I I AlliE AND ILA TS ly RAIIURI\1 VAN BUREN .- I WILL NOT be responsible for aay d•bts <ontractecl by anyone other thaa myself. Ga!J A. Barnitz Pomeroy, @bio I l l 3lp WILL DO eooi ilauling. Phone !19'.1-2803. 11 2 12tp 1_ Help Wanted lriARRIED maa fw fllrm work, beuse lwnished. P. M. Cowdery, Long Bottom, 0. 11 I 31e WINNIE WINKLE THREE waitresses wanted, I full time and 2 part time work. Must be %1 years old. Phone 992-9943. 11 Hie GRRL OOOK. Apply ill peJ'!GII, Steak House. II 3 tfe ----loiAN lletween 46 and 60 Ill' night work at Hotel Martin. PlloBI !192-11134. 10 10 IOtp ----:--.• ,._..___... .... Cr..,., .' Wanted BEEF HIDES, llutcher trimmed, ears, tail, lips, reiWW· ed, 7c lb., salted, drained, greeo, li< lb. 1rimllled. Bill Bailey, P. 0 . Box 14, Reedsville, 0. 11 llle COON $1.50; M. rat<, $1.15; M. F. mink $7.~$3.50; Opossum 40c; slrunk ILIIO; R. G. Fox $3.00-$1.50; Bill Bailey, P. 0. Bo• 14, Reedsville, 0. 11 4 6tc ·'· BEEF HIDES, will pay 5c lb., Pomer")' St., Muon, W. Va., Grover C. lleuell. Pbone 773. • 28 lOip 1100. For ..... lUGS lUNNY ' NILJ' 'G RH:oQoou:- .._.• ._ te -.tiU .&X'J'DI.BAAXB Clloe_....., ___ Ja_.....,..Aiolo LOIIO.IILI.OW -koo ... !':" - - -0'..oltboIll&. 8lflle Jo1!en, · ... oR hint.. 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DutieS . tained with a dinner Sunday at prayer was held In conjunction ported the Quiet Time service Leather Wellington her home Mulberry Heights, M J k R b regional w1th the meeting of to be held Dee. I at the Grace honoring Eichinger on his of the ' B. H Sanboro Episcopal Church m Pomeroy birthday. A decorated birthday OhiO Association of Garden ty of the F11st Bapt1st Church w1th members to take a sack . . • cake was served with the diS· Cl b ttended Region 9 re- '" Middleport Monday evemng \uncll. u '· a t the thur<h 1 · Gl 1 R T Farrar Noah Hyse.,, Sbe , pr ner to Mr. and Mrs. David Me- \gional meeting held at Circle- a · Tl)e Love Gift dedication was An operetta entitled School Boys and r 9, ,.. ~rry lin ~ Kevin Bartoo. 7 to 11 • Ghee of Columbus, Mr. and v11le on Nov. 2 conducted by The prayer service was con- m charge of Mrs. Charles Ben· tures of PIMcchio" will be er Carpenter, Bohl1; Bailey, Tllll Raw g ' K~Y Wh•t• Mrs. Paul l!:ichinger and dau· Mrs. Clarence Murphy ductcd by MIS< Rhoda Hall who I nett and included scripture sented at the Chester Charles Pate, Ralph, Park_er, Faith McCamCarl , Parker: ghters, Paula June and Tamker was gave the call to worship, fol- from St. John w1th a tnedita· tary School, r;ovember 18, Ro~er.. Chaney, P~ul McDamel, Nola Young, !Ish 1 Hunter, ara, Mr. and Mrs. Max E1ch- The mormng spe"rmerl orllowed by the hymn, "We've A lion on "Love," and lhe ciOS' 8 p.m. under direction of Nancy Sexson, Jane Ana Karr, Mark Lawson, c ~ Shar_;,th•et\ s:eak- 1Story to Tell to the Nations," ing prayer Assisting Mrs. Bell- Allee Nease. Vicki Cindy Farrar, Brian Kenr' --e; M" Vernon Rogers of and ''The Lonl's Prayer" in un· nett were Mrs. . Richardson, Accomplmlst for the Mellnda-Arilsbary, Lucy Hollel': on Ba er, .. Pate 'Jul<a . Th 1 . of the l 15on. M1ss Hall gave the Chalf- Mro. Lawrence Bmg, Mrs. Da- uon is Mrs Dorothy Jeanne Babr, Joyce Myers, ny Whl\e•. K~ .T 'a 11 Cmcmnati e opiC . h , 'd 0 t · . ebb! J 'f p 1 Lan Carpenter Steven usse ' •·H to Pre- men's MISSionary Prayer. S elv' ars . Byron McCoy will play D e "' ers, arne a • • ' E le I:;~~n!n:"~rv ;~wers " Mrs was assisted in presenting the Mrs. .\Oh~ Seines was repor~ cldo, with Dennis Eichinger ham, ceystB;I Erwin, Janice Bruce Myers, Dian; 'e ;er: Ro ers also ave demonstra- serv~ee by Mrs Millon Hood •ed hosp1tahzed. Mrs. Elizabeth traylng Geppetto and Tim Holter, Lemse Pull!ns, Lind' Brenda Lanham, enm g lh tg . who gave a med1tat10n ent1tled, Siaven was m charge ' of the in the role of the tslltlng Myers, Diana Lar~ms, Shefl sons, Gall 'lboma. WE MAILED OVER ~~~~e~nthe ewe~~~~;d, Mrs Rob- ·'Man Cr1es" used w1th the White Cross dedication, wi!h et. Young, Melissa Coleman, Gor- Sunbeams, Brenda ~de:~ I d eer theme song "Where Cross the Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Joe Wd· , don Holter Jane Bahr, Avis Blsael • 1 son att~nd~ ~n !open ~a-~~~ , cro•ded w~vs" I son assistmg. A tsble beld a. Others taking part are: Assassin~ 'lbomaa CuMin~· Buckley, Cathy Davis, Rabeecl 'i 'c~h!Cbh t e ad•po "1h c1r.lce l' Prayer and scripture conclud- :\ display of the Wh1te Cross quo- Master Cherry, George Mora; bam Tim.;,y GilUian, Tommy Ebersbacb, Viclde Gaul, Fran· Ill sponsme Jt ~ .1 • d e1 1· Sold' H dBh ' H k Louann Newell SheiMethud!St Church in Gallipolis. ed tile meditatiOn . Taking part ta 1tems an a pan ques 1on . •er, owar a r; Gillilan, David' Watson. ce~ aw , . • 1 • fJn Nov she partiCipated m \were M1ss Hall, Mrs. Hood, .'"d answer penod explamed qum, Tom Karr; , Blue Fairy Attendants, Nan· lia Newell, MaUJiie Rose Cindy /N 3 the Region 8 regiOnal meelmg Beulah White. Mrs John Fultz , the proJect A prayer poem read Timmy Baum; Boy, G I e cy Baum, Rhea Mora, Debbie Thomas, Nancy Lawrence. Z volle conducted bv Mrs and Mrs. Cora Pullen 1by Mrs. W1lson closed the med- Roush. Wood, Joyce McDaniel, Debbie SYNOPSIS at ~nes Elder · , Ushers for the offenng were its lion. i Old Clothes Man, Meldau Julie Rose, Joy Kautz, 1st Adventure --Geppetto'l IQu;ne~~er of the da' ~·.as Prof ~ Mrs. Cleo Richardson and lsa-1 The program eom!"ittee for Lodwick; Fire~E~ter, Kim Fick. Shop (Late afternoon nd night!. \ Ja~es Caldwell of os u. on bel Toy Jamre G1bbs was or- ]the December meetmg was Holter: Fox•. Dav1d GupPy Fish, Jo Ellen Law- 2nd Adventure - _Geppetto• 'I I d . . gan1.1t for the serv1ce. The Pray-'named and mclude Mrs. Joe Cal, Tony Milhoan; Blue renee Christina cunningham, shop (next morning}._ a~ ·~~~:~g~n oral judging of , er ol _Thanksg1vmg was given !Wilson, Mrs. Dale Mourning, Cathy Smith; Dog, Dana . George Morrison, Kathy Law- 3rd Adventury - Qrand '!bel· : f1 ers was given by Mrs.' by liiSs Hall and the hymn, Mrs. David Darst, and Mrs. Doctor Crow, Randy Young, renee Mary Jo cunningham, tre of Marlonetta. r:~~ert Cullen of Marietta. who : "Ft•r the Beau\y of the Earth" Frank Cheesebrew. . Doctor Owl, _Jim Amsbary; David Carpenter, Michael Kirk· •th Adv'enture- Red IAbster ~ l!. state cha irman of the judge , concluded _li1e prayer serv1ce.. Follow mg. th.e meetmg, ~e.m- Lampw1ck, R_•cky Hollon. ley, Kevin Buckley, Jackie Inn. and flower show schnnls. I Mrs. RIChard Owen. preS!· bers were mv1ted to the dmmg Black Rabbits, Richard Parker, Todd Rawlings, Andy 5th Adventure - Home ol I dent, conducted the business room for refreshments. The Jeff Holter, Lester Spencer Cheryl Baird, Mary The Blue Fairy. , sesswn. The society di,cussed autumn & Thanksgiving theme Do11<11d Eichinger, Jeff Mora Terri Bahr, Barbaro 8th Adventure - The CouB· llomP l>emo 11 straliorl I the scholarship boy, David was carried out in the dessert Randy Friend, Steve White' Karen Flck, Becky Win· 1ry of Playthings Guud. who attended Ohio North- i course of gingerbread, whipped Tunny Fish, Melani_e don, VIcky Epple, Joseph WIJ. 7th Adwnture - Interior Of ,(.'/ub .'If p••ts on 16th ern University at Ada, and plan- ,cream and coffee. '!be tsble Sehoolmaster, Daryl Pooler. son Bobby Kirkley. Huge Dog·Fish. ned lo remember him during centerpiece, made by Mrs. To- Soldiers, Gale Osborne, Marionettes, Judy Spencer, lth Adv~nture - Same Ill ~ The meetmg of the Portland- the year. Each circle was al- ny Fowler, completed the aut· Hayes, Bill Amberger, Paula Hawk Jayne Smith first. Don't Wait- Join Now , Great Bend Hom{' Demonstra- I lowed to keep their funds for umn theme with a turkey, Taylor, Bob Bissell, ' ' j t1o~ Club has been postponed the. various prvjects for t tJ e mums, colored leaves, and rye Karr. wA 1unlJI Wedn_esday · Nov. l6p . at 1 holidays including remember~ : sprays. Hostesses were Mrs. Silver Fish, Joyce Grueser lhe ~orne of Mrs. Hubert nee, ing shut-ins, miss ionaries, and · Bert Bodimer, Mrs. Hallie Kathy Dill, Sue Haye!ll,,a~~~~: ~ · startmg at 10 a.m. , others. Mcintyre, Mrs. Willis Anthony Grueser, Julia Holter, B 1 A pot-lurk me~ I will be serv- The group plans to se n d1and Mrs. Fi~lding Hawkins of Ebersbach, Mary Jo , cd and the topic will be meal , clorh,llg to Elacone College and 1 the Electa Ctrcle. Marjorie Gillilan, Ruth Adwms,\ r~gular th~ Missi~nary Soc••· dire~~~. ~~ Reg~o:'~i Mr. 8 0 0 TS 99 $12 I . • ROUSH SHOE STORE "";;::;:::~M~id;;d;;le;;p;:o;;r;;li:iiii:~~~l;;;ng;;;e;_r_:;•; ;nd;_; d•; ;u~gh; ;te; ;r; _,_;B:;ec;:_;k~y;_, ~r~fUw;;V~~~rth~e~~ie;~oon TODAY ~pen_cer, S45,000· :indo~:~~~ •'• ' ,'.:,- N~wStarin Political Firmament 1 . 1 Rhea Pooler. '----··-Annual Homecoming of EUB Church Villagers, Carl Thomas,_ honored guest and Mrs. Eich, , H I Chaooy, Lee Hysell, '-======~=~z~====~ ,..i:ng~er;... =====-II Of EnterpTISe IS e don Sunday Bissell, Tre~a Elswick, t"" -- · - ---- - - .. - ---The annual homecoming of sang, "No Setting Sun, A Beau· M1ller, Conrue Roush, !eel KMJ 1 the Enterpnse EUB church liful Life and Just Over the Chaney, Shelly Wells, Jennifer\ ' was held Sunday wilh a large Hilltop," after which Phillie Lawson, Juamts Jordon, I attend ance. Ohlinger recited a poem, Three on Pate, Sherry McCain, Rev. L. R. Carmichael of Things and Judy Smith sang, Milhoan, Elaine Milhoan, South Webster, a former pastor 1 Upper Windows and Zion's Hill. da Lawsott, Jill Swain, San•dral I of the church, was guest speak- Two solos were presented, He, Wood, Debbie Heaton. ., fur the morning worship ser- by Joyce Evans and '!be Touch Sprites of Night, Betsy vice using as his topic, "The of the Hand of the Lord, by bary, Tamm1 Bahr, Churches' '. Mr. and Mrs. Gar- Keith Evans, and then both Baird, Denise Dean, rett Christy of Grove City pre- sang, Touch of His Hands. E!swick, Sherry Epple, senled se veral vocal selections. . • , F1ck, Debbie Hagger, A basket dinner was served \ Rev. Moms Wolfe, pastor oi l Hawthorne, Brian Jordon, at noon in the church social the Racme Nazerene church Kautz, Debra Lawrence, , room, with the Rev. .Jack[ presented two solos, God is Milhoan, Mark Mora, T•rovl Young of Tuppers Plains Still on the Throne, and, I Walk Morrison, Kathy Newel, with Him, and Mrs. Orville Pooler Nancy Ridenour, Aman· l churc h. . • The afternoon program was ~atson sang, _Sometime. Sever. da Rouah, Pel!f!Y Trussell,_ announced by Ed King and op- •· messages 10 song were pre- ra Windon, Pairl(lla Windon, ened with a welcome by a group scr.ted durmg the aftl!moon by JalliY While, BodneY Wh1te. · of children. A reading, "My Mr: and Mrs. ChriSty, the Mt. Church," was given by Ann Oh- Umon chOir . a~d the Mt. Umon Future Teaclu!rl linger and the children's choir semor and JUDIOr quartets. Meet in Pomeroy sang several selections under Miss Karen Walker was the The November meeting the direction of Misses Joyce narrator for a skit, '!be the Future Teachers AS!<~ela-\ and Emma Lou Davis. A poem, of Our Enterprise Church, lion of Pomeroy J11gb "My Father's Church," by sented by the Youth Fellow · was held last week with _,..,." Donald Folmer, a duet, "I ship under direction of Mrs. Price vice president in charge. Found the Answer," by Bever- Don Hunnel. The benediction by It w~ decided to change the ly Smith ~-Sheila Folme~; the Rev. Young closed the meeting night to the second and a solo. How B1g IS He, program. Tuesday of each month. by Dana Sm1th, preceded a P1ctures of past lowing the buaineas session reading, "Pillars of the Church" and organizations of the discussion wu heldd ~~~~=~~ by Vicki Blankenship. old secretary books, recent the coming school COl Brenda Bentz sang. "Do You ble schools, and Christmas Refreshments were served Have Any Rivers To Cross" grams were arranged for Keith Evans, Nell Coi!Mr and Becky and l:!renda Will play by Mrs. Phil Oblinger. Susan Dilon to Jolm Goollwin1 I Donna Smtih, Mary K. Henne&ffY, Becky Stivers, Kathy Fultz, Bill Fetty, Opal Olfult, Becky Carol Hall, Judy and Smith, Jo Smith, Patty Sheila Oblinger, Nan. cy Titus, Mary Francis, Jewel Price and the advisor, Mis~ lielen Smith. . rugged ( '- Coo'' 'p er TIRES Weather Master WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1966 FIVE CENTS Meigs Voters Stand Pat with Incumbents All l"?'mbent candidates on opponen~. Each lost only In a . so won In Meigs County by edg. the MeJgs county licke1 were few precmcts. ing his incumbent opponent re-elected Tuesday. Karr, am RD Pomeroy farm· Walter H: Moeller with 3,777 Gordon H. Caldwell, running er, won his second lull term votes to 3,292. The race befor his third 4-year term as by romping to a convincing vic· tween Miller and Moeller in County Audilor, was the only tory over Democrat Keaneth Meigs was close throughout the Democrat Vlclor. Hager. Karr polled 4,684 votes evening with Miller usually in Caldwell, of Tupper• Plains, compared to 1,996 for Hager. front, however. deleated Wayne Gibbons of Mid- Clark, meanwhile, defeated Oakley C. Collins, a usual d\eport, a veteran of council Paul Simon for an unexpired Z- f•vorile in Meigs, won 4,532 member there, by 3,959 to year term by a margin of 4,312 votes in Meigs compared to 3!1122. What appeared to be a tr 2,594 .. Clark i• a Harrison- 2,148 for his Democrat oppontight rae~ as the first precmcts v11Ie reSident _and was appoin~ ent Charles L. Pancake, Nelwere talhed lessened ap by mid- ed commJSsnoner ahout l8 so>oville. way through tne counting. months ago following the death Unopposed on the county tickElsewhere on the county tick- of Avery ~elson. et were non-partisan judicial et, incumbent Republicans Rob- Clarence E. Miller, success· candidates F. H. O'B•ien, proert Clark Blld CharlO! R. Karr, lui candidate for lOth District bate judge, and F. W. Porter, Sr. both handily defeated their Representative to Congress, al-l Jr., county court judge. Porter was given 4,066 votes and 0'~ en, 3,597. Homer E. Abele, rtiiiDlD& for the Court of Appeals bad 00 trouble wianing in Mei,. 11 be polled 3,888 votes compand to t,725 given his opponent, Wiiliam Brown. Elsewhere 00 file Judielal ~cket, Josepb Bryan, 1 fOrmer resident of Middleport, fvr 8 Surpeme Court post, was beaten in Meigs by Paul Brown. Brown polled 3 83t votes COJIIo pared 1o 1,131 Bryan. Clllf· ord Brown also deleated Louio Schneider In Melga by 1 21!11 vote to 1,981 vote for cit;., Justice of the Supreme Court. 'I ,, ( i.r WASHINGTON tUPIJ ;-Re- 1 headed for an even 25-25 split in lking-makers were Gov. Nelson ;Ucan! elected Atty. Gen. publicans roared back With a . the governorships. A. Rockefeller of New York, Edward W. Brooke, the firsi veng~ancetoday from their t!!M \ They also elected or retumed ,Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio Negro sent to the U.S. Senate election diSsaler, grabbmg en- · to office some potentially 1 and Sens.-elect Mark Hatfield of since Reconstruction days foJ. ough House seats from Demo- powerful men who wilt figure I Oregon and Charles H. Percy of lowing the Civil War. TheJ cram to scuttle or reshape large in the cllolce of the 1968 Dlinois. elected governors tn Flortdt PreSident Johnson's Great So- GOP presidential ticket. ForeWork Te>~etber and Arkansas for the first tim• etety. . most among them were Gov. Reagan prompt I y phoned since Reconstruction. W1th reports m from all 435 George Romney of Michigan, Romney and suggested that I Th .' . 1 8 I:::·::~-~:: distries, GOP wllo won a sm811hlng reelection they work ~ether to accom- Go elf · ~m rom a~ I· bad made an !nd1cat, viCjory, and GOY.-f\ecl Ron~ld plish ·~- a national level wbat I d .r,~-ll-latlng II&. ed gain of UI<HblJHI.Illatl. WganofCalllornla. · ·~ lh" " bad done In their own l· e ~ -· J •me ~n 11 '' They seemed likely to pick up Other winners who automat!- states. crest "" a · Dqtpourmg Ill · three Senate ' sea~ and were Icalfy became poll!ntial kings or In Massachusett., the Repub!9<Jntin)led an Pag• 111 I switch to - - - - ·-- Election Scuttles Great Society 1 '• . ·Percy is ! 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