https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/71a867719adf32381121ae6b74957138.pdf 1158b02b7817216d35ad63583f54289b PDF Text Text ' ., ' ~I I ' ' . :l &-Dally ' ' ., Ad f p· - h'0 Ht~.~~t~!~~~~~~~~at:!o:~!YM!~~:!nr~ ventures 0d Lnocc18 lh BeL•ng 5tage N0 v t r'. Baptist ~or,rleQ' s. Day of Prayer is Mrs. Robson has senunet, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. a'- 1oos M:~R:7:YE~::v::ter. Reg1ona/ BusrWeekin. 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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CtlltrO Jl'. !Ilea ·montl)ly wltb a punt of ·· patemal approl'll 111 Me~! eo ~ City to visit his mama, Mlrta . :: Diu Balarl who divorced- and •. later denounced - the Colli-:~'· mle beardnlk 11 years aso .• · ~·~ Decorator Stephen Mallory t · double-breasted dark·blue suit at Sherry's was ta 11ore d of pa•. per, cost fl, giM'II for a dozen.J' wearlnga; Mallory buttona on 01: •q lae&<lolly-dlckey and bow Ue • for formal dates. lldwy. by I p.m. .. Qe611& S. a eeremopy. Kallflnan'•.lieS "!Iutter ~ If Ida pianl jeD; lawylr 1!11 Mao" (bavllia a bit off· )OltOn Gould. wU1 be one of Bdwy. nm) proves David tbi.blgaut pamn In movleland no MeclitDk St., f'Qmeroy, Ohio 45'169. BUIIlle• Of floe pbone 11112-21118. Editorial pbonl 992·2157. !Dtered as seeoad class mailing matter · at the post office at Pomero~. Ohio. ell. :Merrt~ didn't 1nvent barriDI tilt HI!' rl)l . Howard-SamerlUes: !he 3f.yeaNid dialos· , .. T!Je DetA.' ..t. GovoCa~~dldate 'lie conlllned that sa!llt abr• a$ routlna .*I thf Pan-Am es~ve 1t111111t · · · Amokl Ol'anl e·••. ton ~ Graod ·· Centrai (!(less rlcfl. (Moe'l llljte) IIIII - .If R · · wishes to know olfeled&4'eraon's A¥1rell Dalllz exl flOQ,OOO for her Acapulco why so many .gave him a stand· pad for no dice. tng evulon, It's because 91 per Oskar wemer of the rucks hu eent were Conn. resldenll who an jnlel'lellnl tale he Isn't eouldn't eare less about a N.Y. telling, or se!llng · .. Joan Ben- 2-Dally SenUilel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., No•. 9, 1988 nelt'a Older !laulhter and mate National advertising representative BotllneiH KlmbaD. me.. 34S Lexln&tom 1: · Ave. Nei. York City, New York. Subscription rates: DeHvered by car rler where available, 35 cents per week ' one vear In advance at the Dally SenU nel offloe 118.20: !lilt months. $9.10 thne mouths $3.90. By Motor Routt where carrier service not available ont month $1 SO By mall one vear $10.00: Sl:r month~ $5 25: Three months. 13 00 Junior is Bound &pUt . . Sotmy Prancllese of the upper Valachl tiel IS plo Ung a federal whirl for poulble ownership of NICk·roU ncordl and slngers . . And the Feda HELEN HELP US! ataked out flr·IOO& bland to 1t1 and haul Ill Cosa Nostra kin' ~-bV H.._ MID oaJa~ Mike can't keep away frtlli sol! or mob llnkl ·.. Our private eye at 1 "JD[OTOCJlACY," lAVeii no money and It ltlictiJ River'' BE CAW 1T aut lor a good time. She Ill;& . · "Tela Acron the ICI'ttnllttl ntes It hilarious .. • Dear ·Helen: bar boy II just leadiDI ~r.· , In I Nov. inag, Munel ("An1 MJ wife calli tanilly llft • dausht.er on an4 baa no seritl)la' . Wednead••" author} Resnlk uy demoeragy, · aur 1W11 oall II 1 lntenllona. . .. ., 1 Whal should 1 4o? 'l'ry · lp : '. ' aou.a-... Community Solicitation 1 · - Nations# Wi oW of DID you ever stop to think of the count· , . . . . :~s:rlnt!~·~~~: =~~ ~~erolnb~~ .•. JuUe · Andrews lnvelted 10meUmea Mlgure pure . 90th Congr·ess Fates Fiscal Problem of Paym· for .A · sian war and Gre.at Society _ less projecta that are carried out ev· ery year in our county by a multitude of organizations In an effort to raise mon· ey for this or that cause. One of the most P' ~ popular that comes under this beading · are the numerous rummaBe, and bake By LYLE WILSON sale&, which seem to come m endless sue· UniiH Prell lli~ollll ~ssion. We think that many of these moThe first and conUnuiDI job of ney raising projecl.\1 are worthy, not only the new tiOth ~ss will be to from the standpoinl of the work done decide whelh« the United by the organizations, but in many instan· States can prosecute a big war ces it provides all outlet for the purch· In Southeast· Asia and slmul· ase of used items at a greatly reduced taneously continue to aupporl price, which is a lift for those of modest the Great Society In the stjile' to' means, and In tbe c1se of baked goods, which it has become at-eusIt ls way in which busy women can get tomed. homemade articles for which they have no time. Involved also are the ques· lions of whether, when and how On the other hand there Is tuch a much to lncreue taxes. War thing as encroaching upon legitimate bus· costs are rooming. areal iness to a great degree. We see no harm · Society costs lllttwlse are done when the items sold are not com· zooming. But there has been no petitlve with the business establishments. respobslble admlnistratlllll esll· On top of this the local business commu· mate of what costs may be nity is called upon to donate a sizeable expected In the yefl'l to come. sum of. money, and in some instances goods for certain causes. 'l'here was a ·Tbe war Ia coaUDI aliGUt 112 biU!on a m\llllh this year. time that people sollclted from far and near, but we ba\'e heard of no widespread practices in recent years, but there can be no doubt that there are still many hands being put out. We ~ave no quarrel with those of the Immediate neighbor· hood, but we do think that It too much when oraanizations of a distance prey on our citizenry. The matter of money raiiing Is becoming a major problem in connection wilth the schools. Administrators, teach· era and students are finding themselves forced Into the time consuming business of money mlking, which is far from the fundamental purposes of education. The atate replatlons prohibit the use of tax revenues for e:rtra curricular activities, and thualn order to support their organ· 1zat1ona the schoola must resort to a aearth for money to finance dozenB of .Wdent activities ranging from musical or&anlzatlons to In some i111tances football. Finding that money Is a bl~ job in IllY licbool, and thank aoodneaa m aotne lnslallcH It lw been taken off the back of the iehooL A &ood example Is the . boolter clubl that do the work for foot· · ball 81111 band, which takes the burden away from the scltool, and another good example are the PTA groups. Some authorities who have studied the problem are convinced that if the school activities are a deflnlte part of the school program they ahOUld ftc:elve some mini· lb\1111 flllanclal Sllpport, or be self sustaining. If the clubS and organizations have value, 1 student should not have to seek private fllnds for their o!Jeratlon. Tile IICtlvity fundi In local achools is quite lenathly, but thank 1oodness a eompatatfvely ama1l percentage must Htk private fwlda. There Is some lnCon· listency in state relUiations. A board of edu~tlon can pay tlie salaries of coaches, and buy muslw iDJtrUmenta, but they can not bu:V football helmets and band uniforms. We are of the opinion that most of the fun4i shOIIld be raised with· In the ~ehool, With •err few esceptton1, and th!J IS ttlle of many other 1101lelta· tiolls In the community. the otfllliza· tinn should be self s\IStallllnC, or Sheulll ceas•wum.· · nion kind of IIOI'II'IIUiellt- admlnll• · tored by the last fo1lr or ftve preaidenll of the United State1. For example: In b1a . 11m New Deal year, I'DR co~from the taxpaY· the sum of $3 bi!Uon. He spent about $6.6 billion for l deficit of $U billion. Fnm the Republicans ~DR inherited a publle debt of $22.5 billion. After FDR, Harry truman, Ike, JFK and LBJ, the public debt bu sone to more thao $328.2 billion. '!'he public debt Increased nearly 18 billion In the pail year. ll jumped $907 million In eight day• Ialit month. \Viih a war and I Great Society coinl for him, Prltidenl JobDIOD iS aendini the blUIIp.bac~ taxpayers IICI'amblillll Into their su1ar bowls and llher bideawaya to produce !lie tal revenueo be demands. LBJ wants tllU bllllon from tilt tupayers In this 11167 fiscal year. He will get I! too, and probably hlore. But wbatever the tas loot DIIY be, It w!U not be enough to lll&intalli the war, the welfare state and the citllens IUbsidized on Ita free lunch pay roll In the styl• to Which they have beceme ICCUSiomed. LBJ estimated In Its 8 ;firm:.::. rs:p wi:~%n::~ - THE ALM ANAC By United Pnu ~ Today Is WednttdaY, NCI\1, '· the 31Sth day of 1911 wllll 52 Ill ldlow. The moan 11 between Ill 1111 ttuarter and new phue. The mornlnl atars m Mtra and Jupiter. The evenln1 star Ia Saturn. American aetftll Marti Dressler was born on Ibis 417 In 1m. On this clay In bls~: l'li 1172, lire broke out 1D a Boston warehouse. By the nut dly, .100 bulldlni• had bean destroyed and the total damale amounte4 to $'15 million. and see ode\ ., wbat · "'*::r=·~atter of money. ~:e=~-:AD MOTHER :•. .•• Ar®bd btrt they botrOW dornlnefi'lna Malllll · II· , from baa to One tnoughl Be an ~rstandlntP · have "colna" for Jean'l birth· IIIOiher who cliiCUJSII the 111110 dty pteant: but meanwhile atl90 with her 4aushler "'*"· · Pttet ....., broke, so C&ta an lela hera ·mate · ber cnm i!ll · · 1dn~- on his llllowinee, clslons. In' otber word1, letr •; whlcb comes out of the ~ry thln11 allde. uriW they I!OIIlt ·lo· · money tbat bt Jlllld back a aoreechilll hall - "MlJila'hJ. · neal week when w....ver-!t- will see to lhat!- H. "" < wu ret11tn8 the mon&f I. h1 . borrowed from, leasee, who Dear Helen: .. ,··;... was ll? Thlogs like tbaL I had a nervoua b11akllo\IID ,:·. The financial tranaaettons afttr cour baby wu llilm iail : '· · that 80 on around bert eviJ bad to apend ~tvea montllt Ill • acllool mornlni wwld m.-, a · a State hoflll~. Befora ,ll,lat . computer lllp ll's ~II. · . ! our marri'!J• of thrtt• JN" ,., 'lben lhere ij the C1J1: of wu per(act, .. ~l. , ..: the nttrr ·bicycle. Four montha Wbile~Yil away, my hllfo · oiir daughter wu ·a iiitte blllll til Jn Willi anothw .·' girl whose bike wu .CU. Thin woman. ' ·ilfd be WAf loinely, ~ abe' .~ J~nlOI' blah tid Whlll 1 ~ bOIIHI, lit pkl ,. " there. II a1U In the ltrll,, - be J•lt loa lulll1 Ill !1~ ·~.111 ., ..,. ··· ... ' "' .. "(dt' 11~ kldt." IIUI allls "not me thou,h.l!e .liiD li'~ m~• . ·• By Wayio G. Brallllsta~t M.D. lost. M'y wife tloSe, Ill I he · Then lit D)~ a~j. 'ltopJiii\1 ·:: The 'Attliij'tls " ' F~-~-,loit "' "80iill~tvea' hlpi:iwiy'' club . . . . support, IIIII' 'iilrit , bu receillfj"tl'tOV,g!if'll\tlf'' ·'llf ;~ ::r ·.. ··'lllomiOI,. . montbl later I !oeatld him ;.. ; , 111 pam-' ~lo-4lite:''"'TOl>''' 1M t. home tjle other nl&ht Uvlng With IDOther WQIIIao: Adly'a Fadur'Aiioill';fultrlds" ~fa- · ft · .,lily wile . le~& the Cain, be aware lit loY«! hll , cusses llle''C..~. ·~m., "1Wilfl ;ot, IC!Illt '"cb 11'0111 our and our aon, but coulcln't at--:, dialnolll•'eld ~ep~or rhea:·" elsht-x,e•r-old, w~Ue . . Paula fGrd to come home. Ilia olw . , matoid atlhrltia- (the ..ri.,pjmf' ·wai teyloia to read wblla. bel- non-wlfa wu UJIOCtllll a ba1?', ·: kind) and'cl*teoart!iriu;'~fth 1 lllclnl"on .ber bead. It's been almoll four yews. ·. 1 brief melltii,JII Of'IOO!Y ~rill( ·· t ·f!l1!1d ao on .for 1 1fbo\e Ha calla ~ · frequeni\J, 11171, .. , and sev~)'1eSSJ~I)lfntrllll: v.ftll!'" ~!It/ _\lUI you set the point. be wanta u1 ·back, buf baa 011!1 · . tltl. 'l'be'1111D~t 011'.......,_,. c. •'Id!Oiocracy'' It a cood .s. vltlted me once. Tben ba fD'iil ., ~ told artiinlfi' cOVerS' lhii<"~lj. lm)lion of family life, rlsJII? mt had W81 home (Qr k"~; ,.1 aeaae In "eomewhlit ghat~{ 4e- · · And why do I Ui. II that but had to retarD lor Jdli \· taU. ' ,. . way? - HAPPY IDIOT. . clotballlllll •alulblea. 1ft ian& . In both jlainpllllti' • lrtat Dear Hippy: baek to bls otblr funjlj 11111 .. . tmphaa!B1s'~laeect' «<Il ·~ fil~ Why not? If there any ~Iter that'l ~ lui r .. . -. "' .~. lhll no case of thll dlltase 11 way to live happily ever blm. .. . ,;, bopeleu and tbat the eutiOOit It alter? - B. · He senda me no lupp'ott ., j fallltantly 11tt1n1 brighter With dloUIIi ba'a maklq pOll. · ·,•:. ibt c111covery of new metbodl PERBONAL TO "BURT"• i a dl•n '!i4 of treatment. Console yourself wltb · tbll bfp ,IIHIIO wlil . a. U~ )at,llil'• 'l'be loimdallon alSo lid . lhoughl: Somt pe~~pli wear bJth . I met a wonderful Iii.. pampbiell oo diet and artlu'!Us hall to aoooiiii11Cidati their point who lona. me _. 11111o oa home 'care for !be rii'IU; Ill _., W1IP bll't-B. t ~e IDa ~~=~=--~~ · 11111 on rheumatoid arthtlll• 111 Without I 4 cbUdren. Any of these that yo. lOOk need CID •be abtalned fret lltbo tt from local cf1lipten Ill 'It major dUll In this counirJ' or lly wriUDI kf'l'he Artbrlllil FG~~Qo taUon, Bol 1525, New York. 1'1. Y., ltlOOJ, 1111 budget mesutt !all JaDIIl• Shelley · Wlfttera' mother ry IIIII the fl.eal 116'1 dellolt Ruse Scliiilt 1a seriously alllng would be well under fl.bllll... 1 t Cedars of Lebanon .. • tony ·In tbt 111'11 quarter of llacal New!.., llld Joan Collln.l bo·-..t 1167 -July, A1JIIIst, September Towers' Bev 't jjjjj1 - LBJ alrUdy baa racked up • home; originally It wu Tony .deficit of more than bU!lon. , CUrlla and Janet Leigh's and · In three montbs of this flsea\ they divOrced· then Connie and year, Joh1110n collected f2S.S Gene McGrath's and they split· and spent $S3.1 billion. Till now It belqa to the author oi taxpayers can't win. U tans "What Kind of a Fool Am J·" are nol railed now they wiD 80 Le NeweiJ; moree later? ' up later. Till Unllld Slltea BabnaD'a brother Marlln carl't live forever on ~wed Wtsl 1nakea 1 Dynamic Dut money. wltb Dlsbep's Leslle Ann Warren Alter all thole nasiJ f/.1 break up this romance tblllp allde ll't l'elet to pa' Paula who eonni; DOCTOR SAYS wil \ a · go •uam UPlmL - . .. ~ $ ·.. ar ~~c111t .:eu ~ • wl11m thiN Ia deilnlcUOD of the jaiDII ol tlta Iolii bonee). Arthr!U. may alst be ~ compiJcatiOII .. • o!Mr blood 41Matee "-. l t. ·; ( ·,· • ' r, "t ' ' 1-: \~" vfr ·"'-.·fhti% ' 1 '• 1 " ' '. .,., " In tbt treat111e11t of ~ · , tOld ll'lhrltJI Is may be ' '1-ieir In plaea of upll'ln II aaeQ\ffta . doses. The chi@! adVIntale. Of ' · •I prolonalll perlodl ~ ·· .(II~ · . llde llllcts •• heailaenw; .,~ aiDD, diblnHI • afa8Cti 'illi- ,. i' Vll'leUtt. ' ' I i ·Indomethacin are tiia( illtlill(' . cortlt4he, I~ can be taken Iii' · · lly ~ il!citJ Ill i ~ " ' " "t\'~ ..... . .. .. .!"bri . . ... . , who .... "· , : ,\i( tv, 1 ,\, c. ;,, . tnd . ' .' .~=-~ .~~~ (,\~,.Of\..... In about _,,llel' lltllt tt tht ·~ · tlms ct Olleoartllrltll tlieUillao' told 11'thritfi and S8Vri!' ~·· 111 oeeur, llllfJ • ·.ll!fbe · flllllrill... 111· ~....... .. ( ! 'ibla ~ liiOuld 'pOt ~~~ 'lareJi II' ' . "! . ·' ' t •' L • - PdometUdl (tidotJt) baa beell available tor a P,ljlt #ftl a year 111 tltll ~. Whether ot bot II WIRild be'beat for you I eeuld not ll1 hlbau.. one man•• INN IJ wiher man•a curse. Tbia jlrQ1, · ~· · ntt, hll -"~ ucelleilf 1'1111111 I, .. •. 145··00 41 - II lndacbi a new druJ for arthritis? Ia It the betl? • '• . Lowest Prices l boW of ila artbrltiJ with that name but then IJ a belnopblllc arthrltlt (lean la beredltary bleeders) an4 bemelliobiD S.C dlse111 . (I variant YarloUJ . Better Service 41 - b Giere melt a ciiSWI 18 artbrllll of the blood? A- .BeSt . Qu. ality . IMI'i~lti' :· ··· ·:;(W·-·~- :-.u~ 4 ' • ; l ' ' ' .. ' ·~ '' ·~ ' .. •> 1 .. �' ' ' • . 'I• , . 'I ·~ • .. ' ' ' ' ' M11!15-MASON AhA ~ ow.D. hb~l' 'l'ilmeblll. lclltor PubHabinR Company. ' •, \' ., Lemel"l ~ !;UIIPBlan· '!be N. Y. Qt. es-!!Ut Mlchellne . ¥!~· IIIII pathetl< omon brouahl . e!lJ)gl, AII\D Kalle- 1ng ~aY Cwcaslan 0119 m Wllltr of bl 111•• anjllilila ~ore m• ~jlti!Uve threat to Gtt Q f f IW'c U... • rlnlllearef 'at allcb PubUthed every aftemooD (e:roe\)1 Saturday I and Sunday by Tba Ohio V!li- ley .' " I' '>!, ' ~ ~~o Vee•• ., Rooiley's ·new steo-dau1hter · ..ru.erable bqalnes1 for th • !rio - · ) ........ ••·"' weda ~. pP•er de) .~nn. mote.ls wlllch onee so\4 1 :f:orc."':~""~; ·; , ~Ill !i;'~ trloV, ,; a!JCI ~ · fiiBtler . 11111 to lana who couldn t gel atao IJII: 21 pf!l!llt.l wtl'!l ~.-4· hOI'r aldllle.Qftl,, . Klc\ cell dliDD seats; the Greenwich 0111 hlglit .alonl 011 BdWJ . . .. ebronQ!o~!~;alifl:'vt Cln'l tllln~ Showl!o$ ~~~r 11nn repotta '* lllllll lfOI'IIIIIf &)JvQ'HD TO INTIUn o~ · ~ $. . I I I ~,~ bluli\-mlllion~ . Beldon . 1" .Voice · Of ArhadWay I \ . Our CaUfomla etr '•, .. .. ' ' ·-"'' '"" (.' .., : ¥ baa cone u...U orever. ., 'hen-lied tide! CtlltrO Jl'. !Ilea ·montl)ly wltb a punt of ·· patemal approl'll 111 Me~! eo ~ City to visit his mama, Mlrta . :: Diu Balarl who divorced- and •. later denounced - the Colli-:~'· mle beardnlk 11 years aso .• · ~·~ Decorator Stephen Mallory t · double-breasted dark·blue suit at Sherry's was ta 11ore d of pa•. per, cost fl, giM'II for a dozen.J' wearlnga; Mallory buttona on 01: •q lae&<lolly-dlckey and bow Ue • for formal dates. lldwy. by I p.m. .. Qe611& S. a eeremopy. Kallflnan'•.lieS "!Iutter ~ If Ida pianl jeD; lawylr 1!11 Mao" (bavllia a bit off· )OltOn Gould. wU1 be one of Bdwy. nm) proves David tbi.blgaut pamn In movleland no MeclitDk St., f'Qmeroy, Ohio 45'169. BUIIlle• Of floe pbone 11112-21118. Editorial pbonl 992·2157. !Dtered as seeoad class mailing matter · at the post office at Pomero~. Ohio. ell. :Merrt~ didn't 1nvent barriDI tilt HI!' rl)l . Howard-SamerlUes: !he 3f.yeaNid dialos· , .. T!Je DetA.' ..t. GovoCa~~dldate 'lie conlllned that sa!llt abr• a$ routlna .*I thf Pan-Am es~ve 1t111111t · · · Amokl Ol'anl e·••. ton ~ Graod ·· Centrai (!(less rlcfl. (Moe'l llljte) IIIII - .If R · · wishes to know olfeled&4'eraon's A¥1rell Dalllz exl flOQ,OOO for her Acapulco why so many .gave him a stand· pad for no dice. tng evulon, It's because 91 per Oskar wemer of the rucks hu eent were Conn. resldenll who an jnlel'lellnl tale he Isn't eouldn't eare less about a N.Y. telling, or se!llng · .. Joan Ben- 2-Dally SenUilel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., No•. 9, 1988 nelt'a Older !laulhter and mate National advertising representative BotllneiH KlmbaD. me.. 34S Lexln&tom 1: · Ave. Nei. York City, New York. Subscription rates: DeHvered by car rler where available, 35 cents per week ' one vear In advance at the Dally SenU nel offloe 118.20: !lilt months. $9.10 thne mouths $3.90. By Motor Routt where carrier service not available ont month $1 SO By mall one vear $10.00: Sl:r month~ $5 25: Three months. 13 00 Junior is Bound &pUt . . Sotmy Prancllese of the upper Valachl tiel IS plo Ung a federal whirl for poulble ownership of NICk·roU ncordl and slngers . . And the Feda HELEN HELP US! ataked out flr·IOO& bland to 1t1 and haul Ill Cosa Nostra kin' ~-bV H.._ MID oaJa~ Mike can't keep away frtlli sol! or mob llnkl ·.. Our private eye at 1 "JD[OTOCJlACY," lAVeii no money and It ltlictiJ River'' BE CAW 1T aut lor a good time. She Ill;& . · "Tela Acron the ICI'ttnllttl ntes It hilarious .. • Dear ·Helen: bar boy II just leadiDI ~r.· , In I Nov. inag, Munel ("An1 MJ wife calli tanilly llft • dausht.er on an4 baa no seritl)la' . Wednead••" author} Resnlk uy demoeragy, · aur 1W11 oall II 1 lntenllona. . .. ., 1 Whal should 1 4o? 'l'ry · lp : '. ' aou.a-... Community Solicitation 1 · - Nations# Wi oW of DID you ever stop to think of the count· , . . . . :~s:rlnt!~·~~~: =~~ ~~erolnb~~ .•. JuUe · Andrews lnvelted 10meUmea Mlgure pure . 90th Congr·ess Fates Fiscal Problem of Paym· for .A · sian war and Gre.at Society _ less projecta that are carried out ev· ery year in our county by a multitude of organizations In an effort to raise mon· ey for this or that cause. One of the most P' ~ popular that comes under this beading · are the numerous rummaBe, and bake By LYLE WILSON sale&, which seem to come m endless sue· UniiH Prell lli~ollll ~ssion. We think that many of these moThe first and conUnuiDI job of ney raising projecl.\1 are worthy, not only the new tiOth ~ss will be to from the standpoinl of the work done decide whelh« the United by the organizations, but in many instan· States can prosecute a big war ces it provides all outlet for the purch· In Southeast· Asia and slmul· ase of used items at a greatly reduced taneously continue to aupporl price, which is a lift for those of modest the Great Society In the stjile' to' means, and In tbe c1se of baked goods, which it has become at-eusIt ls way in which busy women can get tomed. homemade articles for which they have no time. Involved also are the ques· lions of whether, when and how On the other hand there Is tuch a much to lncreue taxes. War thing as encroaching upon legitimate bus· costs are rooming. areal iness to a great degree. We see no harm · Society costs lllttwlse are done when the items sold are not com· zooming. But there has been no petitlve with the business establishments. respobslble admlnistratlllll esll· On top of this the local business commu· mate of what costs may be nity is called upon to donate a sizeable expected In the yefl'l to come. sum of. money, and in some instances goods for certain causes. 'l'here was a ·Tbe war Ia coaUDI aliGUt 112 biU!on a m\llllh this year. time that people sollclted from far and near, but we ba\'e heard of no widespread practices in recent years, but there can be no doubt that there are still many hands being put out. We ~ave no quarrel with those of the Immediate neighbor· hood, but we do think that It too much when oraanizations of a distance prey on our citizenry. The matter of money raiiing Is becoming a major problem in connection wilth the schools. Administrators, teach· era and students are finding themselves forced Into the time consuming business of money mlking, which is far from the fundamental purposes of education. The atate replatlons prohibit the use of tax revenues for e:rtra curricular activities, and thualn order to support their organ· 1zat1ona the schoola must resort to a aearth for money to finance dozenB of .Wdent activities ranging from musical or&anlzatlons to In some i111tances football. Finding that money Is a bl~ job in IllY licbool, and thank aoodneaa m aotne lnslallcH It lw been taken off the back of the iehooL A &ood example Is the . boolter clubl that do the work for foot· · ball 81111 band, which takes the burden away from the scltool, and another good example are the PTA groups. Some authorities who have studied the problem are convinced that if the school activities are a deflnlte part of the school program they ahOUld ftc:elve some mini· lb\1111 flllanclal Sllpport, or be self sustaining. If the clubS and organizations have value, 1 student should not have to seek private fllnds for their o!Jeratlon. Tile IICtlvity fundi In local achools is quite lenathly, but thank 1oodness a eompatatfvely ama1l percentage must Htk private fwlda. There Is some lnCon· listency in state relUiations. A board of edu~tlon can pay tlie salaries of coaches, and buy muslw iDJtrUmenta, but they can not bu:V football helmets and band uniforms. We are of the opinion that most of the fun4i shOIIld be raised with· In the ~ehool, With •err few esceptton1, and th!J IS ttlle of many other 1101lelta· tiolls In the community. the otfllliza· tinn should be self s\IStallllnC, or Sheulll ceas•wum.· · nion kind of IIOI'II'IIUiellt- admlnll• · tored by the last fo1lr or ftve preaidenll of the United State1. For example: In b1a . 11m New Deal year, I'DR co~from the taxpaY· the sum of $3 bi!Uon. He spent about $6.6 billion for l deficit of $U billion. Fnm the Republicans ~DR inherited a publle debt of $22.5 billion. After FDR, Harry truman, Ike, JFK and LBJ, the public debt bu sone to more thao $328.2 billion. '!'he public debt Increased nearly 18 billion In the pail year. ll jumped $907 million In eight day• Ialit month. \Viih a war and I Great Society coinl for him, Prltidenl JobDIOD iS aendini the blUIIp.bac~ taxpayers IICI'amblillll Into their su1ar bowls and llher bideawaya to produce !lie tal revenueo be demands. LBJ wants tllU bllllon from tilt tupayers In this 11167 fiscal year. He will get I! too, and probably hlore. But wbatever the tas loot DIIY be, It w!U not be enough to lll&intalli the war, the welfare state and the citllens IUbsidized on Ita free lunch pay roll In the styl• to Which they have beceme ICCUSiomed. LBJ estimated In Its 8 ;firm:.::. rs:p wi:~%n::~ - THE ALM ANAC By United Pnu ~ Today Is WednttdaY, NCI\1, '· the 31Sth day of 1911 wllll 52 Ill ldlow. The moan 11 between Ill 1111 ttuarter and new phue. The mornlnl atars m Mtra and Jupiter. The evenln1 star Ia Saturn. American aetftll Marti Dressler was born on Ibis 417 In 1m. On this clay In bls~: l'li 1172, lire broke out 1D a Boston warehouse. By the nut dly, .100 bulldlni• had bean destroyed and the total damale amounte4 to $'15 million. and see ode\ ., wbat · "'*::r=·~atter of money. ~:e=~-:AD MOTHER :•. .•• Ar®bd btrt they botrOW dornlnefi'lna Malllll · II· , from baa to One tnoughl Be an ~rstandlntP · have "colna" for Jean'l birth· IIIOiher who cliiCUJSII the 111110 dty pteant: but meanwhile atl90 with her 4aushler "'*"· · Pttet ....., broke, so C&ta an lela hera ·mate · ber cnm i!ll · · 1dn~- on his llllowinee, clslons. In' otber word1, letr •; whlcb comes out of the ~ry thln11 allde. uriW they I!OIIlt ·lo· · money tbat bt Jlllld back a aoreechilll hall - "MlJila'hJ. · neal week when w....ver-!t- will see to lhat!- H. "" < wu ret11tn8 the mon&f I. h1 . borrowed from, leasee, who Dear Helen: .. ,··;... was ll? Thlogs like tbaL I had a nervoua b11akllo\IID ,:·. The financial tranaaettons afttr cour baby wu llilm iail : '· · that 80 on around bert eviJ bad to apend ~tvea montllt Ill • acllool mornlni wwld m.-, a · a State hoflll~. Befora ,ll,lat . computer lllp ll's ~II. · . ! our marri'!J• of thrtt• JN" ,., 'lben lhere ij the C1J1: of wu per(act, .. ~l. , ..: the nttrr ·bicycle. Four montha Wbile~Yil away, my hllfo · oiir daughter wu ·a iiitte blllll til Jn Willi anothw .·' girl whose bike wu .CU. Thin woman. ' ·ilfd be WAf loinely, ~ abe' .~ J~nlOI' blah tid Whlll 1 ~ bOIIHI, lit pkl ,. " there. II a1U In the ltrll,, - be J•lt loa lulll1 Ill !1~ ·~.111 ., ..,. ··· ... ' "' .. "(dt' 11~ kldt." IIUI allls "not me thou,h.l!e .liiD li'~ m~• . ·• By Wayio G. Brallllsta~t M.D. lost. M'y wife tloSe, Ill I he · Then lit D)~ a~j. 'ltopJiii\1 ·:: The 'Attliij'tls " ' F~-~-,loit "' "80iill~tvea' hlpi:iwiy'' club . . . . support, IIIII' 'iilrit , bu receillfj"tl'tOV,g!if'll\tlf'' ·'llf ;~ ::r ·.. ··'lllomiOI,. . montbl later I !oeatld him ;.. ; , 111 pam-' ~lo-4lite:''"'TOl>''' 1M t. home tjle other nl&ht Uvlng With IDOther WQIIIao: Adly'a Fadur'Aiioill';fultrlds" ~fa- · ft · .,lily wile . le~& the Cain, be aware lit loY«! hll , cusses llle''C..~. ·~m., "1Wilfl ;ot, IC!Illt '"cb 11'0111 our and our aon, but coulcln't at--:, dialnolll•'eld ~ep~or rhea:·" elsht-x,e•r-old, w~Ue . . Paula fGrd to come home. Ilia olw . , matoid atlhrltia- (the ..ri.,pjmf' ·wai teyloia to read wblla. bel- non-wlfa wu UJIOCtllll a ba1?', ·: kind) and'cl*teoart!iriu;'~fth 1 lllclnl"on .ber bead. It's been almoll four yews. ·. 1 brief melltii,JII Of'IOO!Y ~rill( ·· t ·f!l1!1d ao on .for 1 1fbo\e Ha calla ~ · frequeni\J, 11171, .. , and sev~)'1eSSJ~I)lfntrllll: v.ftll!'" ~!It/ _\lUI you set the point. be wanta u1 ·back, buf baa 011!1 · . tltl. 'l'be'1111D~t 011'.......,_,. c. •'Id!Oiocracy'' It a cood .s. vltlted me once. Tben ba fD'iil ., ~ told artiinlfi' cOVerS' lhii<"~lj. lm)lion of family life, rlsJII? mt had W81 home (Qr k"~; ,.1 aeaae In "eomewhlit ghat~{ 4e- · · And why do I Ui. II that but had to retarD lor Jdli \· taU. ' ,. . way? - HAPPY IDIOT. . clotballlllll •alulblea. 1ft ian& . In both jlainpllllti' • lrtat Dear Hippy: baek to bls otblr funjlj 11111 .. . tmphaa!B1s'~laeect' «<Il ·~ fil~ Why not? If there any ~Iter that'l ~ lui r .. . -. "' .~. lhll no case of thll dlltase 11 way to live happily ever blm. .. . ,;, bopeleu and tbat the eutiOOit It alter? - B. · He senda me no lupp'ott ., j fallltantly 11tt1n1 brighter With dloUIIi ba'a maklq pOll. · ·,•:. ibt c111covery of new metbodl PERBONAL TO "BURT"• i a dl•n '!i4 of treatment. Console yourself wltb · tbll bfp ,IIHIIO wlil . a. U~ )at,llil'• 'l'be loimdallon alSo lid . lhoughl: Somt pe~~pli wear bJth . I met a wonderful Iii.. pampbiell oo diet and artlu'!Us hall to aoooiiii11Cidati their point who lona. me _. 11111o oa home 'care for !be rii'IU; Ill _., W1IP bll't-B. t ~e IDa ~~=~=--~~ · 11111 on rheumatoid arthtlll• 111 Without I 4 cbUdren. Any of these that yo. lOOk need CID •be abtalned fret lltbo tt from local cf1lipten Ill 'It major dUll In this counirJ' or lly wriUDI kf'l'he Artbrlllil FG~~Qo taUon, Bol 1525, New York. 1'1. Y., ltlOOJ, 1111 budget mesutt !all JaDIIl• Shelley · Wlfttera' mother ry IIIII the fl.eal 116'1 dellolt Ruse Scliiilt 1a seriously alllng would be well under fl.bllll... 1 t Cedars of Lebanon .. • tony ·In tbt 111'11 quarter of llacal New!.., llld Joan Collln.l bo·-..t 1167 -July, A1JIIIst, September Towers' Bev 't jjjjj1 - LBJ alrUdy baa racked up • home; originally It wu Tony .deficit of more than bU!lon. , CUrlla and Janet Leigh's and · In three montbs of this flsea\ they divOrced· then Connie and year, Joh1110n collected f2S.S Gene McGrath's and they split· and spent $S3.1 billion. Till now It belqa to the author oi taxpayers can't win. U tans "What Kind of a Fool Am J·" are nol railed now they wiD 80 Le NeweiJ; moree later? ' up later. Till Unllld Slltea BabnaD'a brother Marlln carl't live forever on ~wed Wtsl 1nakea 1 Dynamic Dut money. wltb Dlsbep's Leslle Ann Warren Alter all thole nasiJ f/.1 break up this romance tblllp allde ll't l'elet to pa' Paula who eonni; DOCTOR SAYS wil \ a · go •uam UPlmL - . .. ~ $ ·.. ar ~~c111t .:eu ~ • wl11m thiN Ia deilnlcUOD of the jaiDII ol tlta Iolii bonee). Arthr!U. may alst be ~ compiJcatiOII .. • o!Mr blood 41Matee "-. l t. ·; ( ·,· • ' r, "t ' ' 1-: \~" vfr ·"'-.·fhti% ' 1 '• 1 " ' '. .,., " In tbt treat111e11t of ~ · , tOld ll'lhrltJI Is may be ' '1-ieir In plaea of upll'ln II aaeQ\ffta . doses. The chi@! adVIntale. Of ' · •I prolonalll perlodl ~ ·· .(II~ · . llde llllcts •• heailaenw; .,~ aiDD, diblnHI • afa8Cti 'illi- ,. i' Vll'leUtt. ' ' I i ·Indomethacin are tiia( illtlill(' . cortlt4he, I~ can be taken Iii' · · lly ~ il!citJ Ill i ~ " ' " "t\'~ ..... . .. .. .!"bri . . ... . , who .... "· , : ,\i( tv, 1 ,\, c. ;,, . tnd . ' .' .~=-~ .~~~ (,\~,.Of\..... In about _,,llel' lltllt tt tht ·~ · tlms ct Olleoartllrltll tlieUillao' told 11'thritfi and S8Vri!' ~·· 111 oeeur, llllfJ • ·.ll!fbe · flllllrill... 111· ~....... .. ( ! 'ibla ~ liiOuld 'pOt ~~~ 'lareJi II' ' . "! . ·' ' t •' L • - PdometUdl (tidotJt) baa beell available tor a P,ljlt #ftl a year 111 tltll ~. Whether ot bot II WIRild be'beat for you I eeuld not ll1 hlbau.. one man•• INN IJ wiher man•a curse. Tbia jlrQ1, · ~· · ntt, hll -"~ ucelleilf 1'1111111 I, .. •. 145··00 41 - II lndacbi a new druJ for arthritis? Ia It the betl? • '• . Lowest Prices l boW of ila artbrltiJ with that name but then IJ a belnopblllc arthrltlt (lean la beredltary bleeders) an4 bemelliobiD S.C dlse111 . (I variant YarloUJ . Better Service 41 - b Giere melt a ciiSWI 18 artbrllll of the blood? A- .BeSt . Qu. ality . IMI'i~lti' :· ··· ·:;(W·-·~- :-.u~ 4 ' • ; l ' ' ' .. ' ·~ '' ·~ ' .. •> 1 .. �.. . . •,,~.-:."# I' ., '·' ' ' . • ' I 14 ~ Housewives About Press Food Price Fight IIJ lloollod , _ I de: iMiuoool · Food land's Big Change ··Prices.·Without Boycotts To up 1111 leleplloat IIDol d , ..ti'IIIIll!lll :wu ·wateldlll Ia -eo tl drtftl to 1et w tbt lilll&tloa tlooely IIlii DOl or flgurea •• 81'ocery tags. helplnr w . .,.,.....allnr tho ANOTHEI BIG SALE AT FOODLAND ••.• A DEL MONTE SALE! ' JINY'S • HAPPINESS IS ,.. ... -·~ h co · to•-•ODI OUH· pelttcoot rebellion. wlvefl across the nation Tu'es. Esther Peterso-n. special Indications of fore~· ·price day toted picket signs tn presidential a~istant for eon· reductions were coDtined front of supermorketo and sumer sflalrs, said tbe Ieder- <;hlefly to lite Soutbwest Prl • • Get Them DUBUQUE WE RESERVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY PORK 3 SAUSAGE $ .00 1 LB. ROLLS f RACINE .. t~iddlepo~, .0. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES MARKET DE~ MONTE PRUNE JUICE - - - - - · Open· Ho11.·Frl. •.;. _ _ t to e Satunlq _ _ 1 to u 5th & Pearl St.. - Roeine "Tiw Store With .4 Har'" • DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL . ; 40 ... bottl• .. 3 No. 2'12 nn• Huron Brand PEACHES Halves 3 Oracle .A Ptsteurizecl 1nd Homogeni:red tall cans No. 2'ij ian,25c lt''~EL MONTE ,'!'"""u VEGETABLES---- 00 ' --- t i ~ 53c ' 'f $1.00 ·· ' •' PL~ AN'I'I.ua . ' ' o1on1 s1.. AT LOW PRICIIJ ---....,.:.:·'..;. ·. -OXYDOL _ jumbo olD _ ' 79c $2.19 ,. .. -· glonl oho 79c -1:5 ;: ·' .·,s .oo c GAL. tht.savtrlglara·Amazing! ... JUICY FLORIDA . l ARGO ~ ' PINE' APPLE .· ·-.r...., " , \ ;, <.I·.~~ ·i . : .. 1.~! t •• ' PRODUCE YELLOW GLOBE , c eCHUNKS 3 LB. CELLO 'AG DEL. MONTE ;:FRESH CELLO I,.: ' . lb. ' • c DEL MONTE 303 SIZE CAN \ GAL. BONUS BUY PEAS, i' t CAN HAPPINESS IS .•• THIS ,. NEW CROP . ., c, HAPPINESS IS . , . THIS f, BONUS SOY ,., .00 ORANGE DRINK PINK PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 46 CANS eSLICED ' BOTTLES DEL MONTE · ··DEL MONTE 1- ' ' 6 14 THIS BONUS BUY quoli69c eCRUSHED '.JRQr.OVJlBEAIJI'IIUti-.BEAUTY AIDS· DEPAftT~ ~ Y6tl'!J..SAVE MONEY! $ Easy Monday HAPPINESS If ..• ' $1.27 SPINACH f1• CATSUP oz. oz. ' ~ ·~.; DEL MONT& c king sbt '· ' · ·~sr ••• TOMATO JIDE ,. SHOP O~,~y ISLE AND rRODUCE DEPARTMENTS 65 . BOLD PltiiTONI l """CHAMP "" PY-0-MY 10 FOR $1.00 ·3 ~... 29c FABRIC SOFTENER - - - - - '· ·••·s-·· 1.zt NESCAR~ JNSJAH.t ~OffEE . ELBOW.~ MACARON}! · ~:~~L, ~ ."' lk _. .SHo:at:EijlN·6· ,·~~'" .:~-~~ . ~·-~ :EAS-~:; M,D'N:DAY ~~; .wu•~~ ·1 carton Pf)o~.;>'7,.. - - - - - ,-DASH .-r_.:.-'- eflUNT'S APRICOTS =-~c---...... "pllon !til DOWNY ' We merve !Whllo limit quantl!ffl, BUTtER MI·LK· MONT& .;.;piiiiK $ A L M O N - - - - - - - CHEER . .,.I ' ' FAIRMONT 303 cans BAllY ·. I ~the Savings are Amazing I 6 GIRI!IR'S $TRAINED ~ gallon ....,,_-r:• . .97 can THIS BONUS BUY \"'.;,.~• Clftl . 3 lb~ HAPPINESS II • ,,, THIS Greer Brand .YQU .WANT THEM/ ; t; ' AMtiZIN6 S..41'1NGSI r' THE WAY .' r;J l DUBUQUE HAPPINESS IS ~ . ·. THESE A I .' •• · Ful-Vala JUST GREAT 'l VALUES. .J '' . '· . ... .00 • 12oz., pkg. c �.. . . •,,~.-:."# I' ., '·' ' ' . • ' I 14 ~ Housewives About Press Food Price Fight IIJ lloollod , _ I de: iMiuoool · Food land's Big Change ··Prices.·Without Boycotts To up 1111 leleplloat IIDol d , ..ti'IIIIll!lll :wu ·wateldlll Ia -eo tl drtftl to 1et w tbt lilll&tloa tlooely IIlii DOl or flgurea •• 81'ocery tags. helplnr w . .,.,.....allnr tho ANOTHEI BIG SALE AT FOODLAND ••.• A DEL MONTE SALE! ' JINY'S • HAPPINESS IS ,.. ... -·~ h co · to•-•ODI OUH· pelttcoot rebellion. wlvefl across the nation Tu'es. Esther Peterso-n. special Indications of fore~· ·price day toted picket signs tn presidential a~istant for eon· reductions were coDtined front of supermorketo and sumer sflalrs, said tbe Ieder- <;hlefly to lite Soutbwest Prl • • Get Them DUBUQUE WE RESERVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY PORK 3 SAUSAGE $ .00 1 LB. ROLLS f RACINE .. t~iddlepo~, .0. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES MARKET DE~ MONTE PRUNE JUICE - - - - - · Open· Ho11.·Frl. •.;. _ _ t to e Satunlq _ _ 1 to u 5th & Pearl St.. - Roeine "Tiw Store With .4 Har'" • DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL . ; 40 ... bottl• .. 3 No. 2'12 nn• Huron Brand PEACHES Halves 3 Oracle .A Ptsteurizecl 1nd Homogeni:red tall cans No. 2'ij ian,25c lt''~EL MONTE ,'!'"""u VEGETABLES---- 00 ' --- t i ~ 53c ' 'f $1.00 ·· ' •' PL~ AN'I'I.ua . ' ' o1on1 s1.. AT LOW PRICIIJ ---....,.:.:·'..;. ·. -OXYDOL _ jumbo olD _ ' 79c $2.19 ,. .. -· glonl oho 79c -1:5 ;: ·' .·,s .oo c GAL. tht.savtrlglara·Amazing! ... JUICY FLORIDA . l ARGO ~ ' PINE' APPLE .· ·-.r...., " , \ ;, <.I·.~~ ·i . : .. 1.~! t •• ' PRODUCE YELLOW GLOBE , c eCHUNKS 3 LB. CELLO 'AG DEL. MONTE ;:FRESH CELLO I,.: ' . lb. ' • c DEL MONTE 303 SIZE CAN \ GAL. BONUS BUY PEAS, i' t CAN HAPPINESS IS .•• THIS ,. NEW CROP . ., c, HAPPINESS IS . , . THIS f, BONUS SOY ,., .00 ORANGE DRINK PINK PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 46 CANS eSLICED ' BOTTLES DEL MONTE · ··DEL MONTE 1- ' ' 6 14 THIS BONUS BUY quoli69c eCRUSHED '.JRQr.OVJlBEAIJI'IIUti-.BEAUTY AIDS· DEPAftT~ ~ Y6tl'!J..SAVE MONEY! $ Easy Monday HAPPINESS If ..• ' $1.27 SPINACH f1• CATSUP oz. oz. ' ~ ·~.; DEL MONT& c king sbt '· ' · ·~sr ••• TOMATO JIDE ,. SHOP O~,~y ISLE AND rRODUCE DEPARTMENTS 65 . BOLD PltiiTONI l """CHAMP "" PY-0-MY 10 FOR $1.00 ·3 ~... 29c FABRIC SOFTENER - - - - - '· ·••·s-·· 1.zt NESCAR~ JNSJAH.t ~OffEE . ELBOW.~ MACARON}! · ~:~~L, ~ ."' lk _. .SHo:at:EijlN·6· ,·~~'" .:~-~~ . ~·-~ :EAS-~:; M,D'N:DAY ~~; .wu•~~ ·1 carton Pf)o~.;>'7,.. - - - - - ,-DASH .-r_.:.-'- eflUNT'S APRICOTS =-~c---...... "pllon !til DOWNY ' We merve !Whllo limit quantl!ffl, BUTtER MI·LK· MONT& .;.;piiiiK $ A L M O N - - - - - - - CHEER . .,.I ' ' FAIRMONT 303 cans BAllY ·. I ~the Savings are Amazing I 6 GIRI!IR'S $TRAINED ~ gallon ....,,_-r:• . .97 can THIS BONUS BUY \"'.;,.~• Clftl . 3 lb~ HAPPINESS II • ,,, THIS Greer Brand .YQU .WANT THEM/ ; t; ' AMtiZIN6 S..41'1NGSI r' THE WAY .' r;J l DUBUQUE HAPPINESS IS ~ . ·. THESE A I .' •• · Ful-Vala JUST GREAT 'l VALUES. .J '' . '· . ... .00 • 12oz., pkg. c �. r I 1. ·' ~ ' f I ' ~· ' ; . • ' ., ' ' . ' ' ' \1 w ) ~ ·~ • '. I o ' ',>!.,,., . . 'I • . . . ' ' I ~ ' ' I , ' ' < ~ ' ~ I I • ' • ' :...,_ . ... ........ -·,.~·,~ , . . ' .. ., • ... "-o.l! ~ ...... ,... ' , , """ ' .1 •• ' ' I I I I ·- i ' INY'S EW ! i I I I \ 1 ' I • \ ~ OYLAND CRAFT MASTER ' \., ' I • .\ . 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KIIINJSEDY (IJPI) -ship to a historic space meeUnl eartl),four days from June 3to From ltf iinrn,nned debut In with Gemini . 7, · Gemini June 7 and White became I~ Ill · 1redne"'y'a launoh aatrol)iull Walter Schlrra . America's first spacewalker, Hnllt,.• Ptojllcl· Gtmlnl . 11t1 Thomas S_taflonl mute~ (!onion Cooper and Charles accompUihed ev~ mort ~an ,lt rendezvous techn\~U<I l.ha <Pete) Conrad flew GeminiS.., ·~. lUI tD do. . Krall 1ald are t1 eight-4Jy apjlce record in l · llllnt fl is the mOlt neeoatl\y to the future of AUIUII itl&li That mark stood sii<Otulul IPict pJ'qlflm \he ApollO 'procram and th!! about 11 mOillhs unill nation h11 ever entered Into," of manned spacefllfit." llld Geminl'l Air Foice· lam The Pfl8ram o~ with eclipsed by Iii! GemlDI7 re<:Onlunmanned orbital ielt fllgbt breakln& mlasJOn. ' chlel Col John G Albert "0~ini has done al;.ost Gemini April a, and ~· 1~ fll&~ll have come anything you mllhl wlpl to dO ran ln!D a serle1 o,l d~ays rap1d but .•tar.ted In !:arth orbital filght," said m~cbamcal troubll!l before out ~th 1 near diuster. Flllht DlrecbJr Christopher C. mml a was laun<htd Jan. Oemlm I astrona~to Nelj Kraft Jr. Il!eli on an unmanned Armstronc and David ScoU With the 14-day voyage of fll&hl and rocovory. lnte the Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Gemml 3 astronauts s,nnan and Jamea Lovell last (Gus) Grissom 1nd John Dtctmher, the project proved Young Dew Amerf~a's first .. _ ,. that man can llvt at ltlll thai man mluion on March _23~~, I""' fn &p~ce withOut harm. Gemini t pilots Jame! M 1 ADd by &Uidfnl their space- and Edward White circled the 3 . SAN AN'l'ONIO, TeL (IJPI) -li'te•ldent JohMon took a clooe lool . 11 the election returns Won making any pu!>Ue ~ en! on the Repui>Ucan 11 ti1o HouBe, Senatt and ooi'Sbips. President !eHowe<l malts of :the balloting Tuesday nigrt at 'his Texas ran<b by means of teif!vision and Jews wire ,..,.,.ns, but willlheld any 1 ediale sllrtement .. lhe ' at trends. 1 I . .· '"" Dally ; r did th·~ Texa'§ White H~ indicate whether ~ny eo~nt would be forthcommg 11164, Ill IIII'Cf'"""· Senllnet, Po~eroy-Middleport, o., Nov. e, '\_Jlere was another big ques- " ;JoQ to be an,.wered-tbe time ani place for Johnsoo's surgery to 'rep:m an inclsional bernia at the site of his October, 1965, gall bladQer operatioa, Bt1d ~o remove a small growtiJ from hts threat . Johnson had expected to de~r1 c Tue:sday. after ronsulta-' twi with his docton, whether he ~ cuuld go ahParl with his d~re to have the dual surgery · pe nnned Fnday, (Jf would ha e tu wa 11 until Tuesday. He put off until today a deciSIOn oa that, as we !I as on whether the operations would I}(' performed at the Brooke Army Medical Center here or the Betlle!ida i 1\'a".lal MPdiral C1't1t.er m ,\llary- , la nd. I thf Pres1dent had one def. [ nitF disappointment in the 1 T~a!'. elect1on. He announced ~ alttr casting h•s bal lot at , JOI!nson Cily Tuesday that be had \'Oted "the Democratic : li~et"..:bd\ the h1ajor figure 011 ttlfl twket was defeated. This ,.4! stare Atty. Gen. Waggoner who laded in his b1d to IO!eal Republ ican Sen. Jobn 1 1 1 1 • . ., .arr. I WASHINGTON l\JPI) -Farm The department attributed this and retail prlcea for dairy pro- ID higher Ia"'! and wbclles••le ductt nul year are likely to be prices durin£ the seasonal hJahtr on lbe average, the Agrl- producti1ln period ol the fall. culture Department aaid today. The ~artinent said that butSoma relief wao oeen, how- ter priCes were likely not !Ytr, In tho laal aiJ months of follow the upward trend, how· 1967 when prices were expected ever, because ·of price cutting !o drop below the levels of late by w»oieBaler!, 1116. The price tncreaae would The department predicts only ,omt, the 4eJ)Irtment oaid, minor retail price changes for lesplte the expeotaUon of 1 buller during \he Orsl quarter ;llfhl fneteaoe In milk· prnduc- of 1967, with !bme price reduc\illn ' to levelo abovo the esll- t10ns during the second quarter mated yield thlo year of 122 i In reaponse to rlsin& dairy sup· billion poundo. pile~. Price supports for manuflle· Tile department said that on turlnB·grade milk-noW· jet at the btslo of 'feed cots and wage 14 pfr hundred poundl lllroogh tales, the cost of producing milk March, 11)68-would tend to keep increased, during 1!166 and is ex:ho tetaU price from dropping. peeled to increase even further The eonsumor oatlpok will for noxt year. The added costs will 191'1 prices rising above 11116 he more thon off.. t by hliher Ieveii b»l •howln& omaller per. farrri milk pricea next year, It t~nllge Increases · lllan those said, , , ol 11166. , The prices Iarmon ret>~fved Prices Ibis yell' are expected Ifor milk In 1!166 are expected to to average lncreasee of 6 per average around $1.85 per 100 cont over 1965, and II per cent poundo, three cenll under the above the l957·5g aYtratie. 1948 reeord. The price of mllk and othtr Till• year's Increase In farm nuld dolry producll was expec- prJ.. waa slowed down somelad to continue rising through· Iwhat "by the l.i billion pound oul the last of 11116. Increase In dairy Imports. ptflcti' prictic perfect' "Super·Right" All Meat ' SAU!IIKRAUT 1"11. l•r 33c TAITT-TINDU lb.99c SUPER·RIGHT 2 •. Pq, $UI Sliced Bacon ~ 1-lb. pkg. 69c PLUMP-TAITT LIA~UTT Chicken Legs ··, ··· ·· lb. 49c Spare Ribs · ····· · ···· lb. 69c LIAN PRIIH SUPIR-IIIGHT IONELISS Skinless Sausage PrHnr Quttn-'r...n In BHf Pot Roast · · · , ·· lb. 79c IIIP·YIAL-PORK Meat Loaf Mix · ·- · · · · · lb. 69c 2 1~. Pkt, $1.29 ALL GOOD lftf, Turkty •r Chlcktn 1-lb. 19c Grtvr Sliced Meat 2 lb. pkg. $1.59 JtPfT-FROZIN-11-o•. olio. ·IHf & Onion Steaks ,kt. 89c CAP'N JOHN-PROZIN Sllc141 Bacon ·· 1-lb. pltg. 69c Haddock Fillets 1-lb. pk1. 63c • ' \ ri\, . . 1' Canned Picnics Pork Roast ~~ •\ ." '- ' ' lonofoso practically lllJOilll.lfho bur• food would welcome it, Cooktd -. ~· - a"• • o ~ 0, lr .• . .' , .... .... • ' COP'YRIGHT e JfH. THl Q"IAT ATlANTIC & PACIIIIC TIA CO., • "ltiD STAYMAN WINISAP Vietnamese people high· GRAPEFRUIT 4.... 49c lb. ~}value the prote!\t movement ofll1he American people . , . ," PINK SEEDLESS ! ' 3 ••• BUTT STYLf lb . ·~· Fine Grocery Features I o the American soldiers who hia rather go to prison lhan fight against the Vietnamesf p"ple, and of ttle American yQIIIlh!~. who tore up theit dralt c'-rds and rerused to jom the atmy of thf' Johnson clique." The paper ctted last week's peace demonstrati on m New Ynrk CJ\y as evidenre that "I te}Y dri ve of the American ~pie who cherish peace and urolest again~! the aggressi\'e m Viet Nam is s ur~ing m ln!)be U.S A ·• 1-t said tt1e "storm of struggle ~~~ has shaiert 50 other tities." HOT HOUSE 19c lb. JOAN Of ARC Prune Juice · .. " · 3 for $1.00 Red Beans ., ···•· ·· · can 29c ANN PAIII MARYIL CHOCOLATI MA.INMALLOW 10 .... 69c lb. •"•.. . JANE PARKER wtr PARKIR-1~~ ..... INwoo White Brnd ··· · 4101ves 99c APPLE PIES JANI PAUil-PLAIN OR IUOAI Homesty~, Donuts · · pkg. 29~ JANI PAIKfii-sANOWICH CRIMI 'ihe demonstrations. Nhan II ,,, DNI sa1d, "mark a fleW step ift C.OkiK ···· · · 1i-111. pke. 39c .MN"40AKl~-Q!f•t •• LIO!I'In -~ __ . '-t-: -~ 1~~~~§!~~~~ ., .• I Reagan rani tiling Is that we ean put CaiH~ml~ governor, who manapl fo~ ~ !de at his campaigu "gether throughout the country 'B.rowns camp.. gn man~ger, Preslden,t Richard M. Nhrono • Hl-lJ.lr TEMPS h~adquarters and said hb what you have put together In Don Bradley, blamed "white ,1960 prtsldenU&I campatgn. •·E w YORK (U PII - T h · . \h . .. a v narrow :alifornia." · backlash" for the Democratic One Democratic ureumben• ~ -s owmg was no 1 n. . . I 'f h d rocked Re H I H 11-esl temperaturf' reportPd partisan victory.'' ''P8rtisanstlip ''It l~ks now Ilk~ M:,. Reagan Joss. Racla. stn e a congreyman, p. ar 811 a lhio mornin~ !O lhe u s Weaend,l "as of today." he pledged won thiS campblgn.. Brown the state m the August ltl&li aen, .wu defeated .. a rae. llii\r Bureau. excludmg Alas· • . . . .... ,; .·, .·.i . ut hfs"vlctor estihlished . "Now the big job begins," he said. His backers shouted, "No" \l'~tts nolo and again earlier _With _RepubliC¥ Bob Mathias. ; ki and H~wau, "'"' 13 below, LOS ANGELES <U(ll) -f DemfX:!:JliiC Gov. ~.rl)1lnjl_,f, tmns,: ower base\, the 'We<! <aid "II we are going to make l bu~ 6rown quieted them by~· year In San Francisco and .twiHlme Olympic Decathlo, 7..0 at Dou'glas, W~ o The h1gh- Hcpublican Honald Reagan to- Brown that nea red the mllhon· a GO P d h'~ a deci!iive the creative society work we're 1sayl ng : · "1 don 't like it either ~~kland. ed Cha~pion. !' Reagan · M....edas · p0}"tI tea}.Force . I•. . t •IVes' Le der . As NewIv·c.rowned conserva a ' - - -· • Shortly peared et reported T!.lesrlay was 8fl at day won California's gover~- 1 vqte ;tnpfk. , th~t ~-ss.Jure · 18 rr.wh.>~l la ! . · in to net•d Lhe help ol every .but that':". the -5ituation." •. Minutes art~r Brown CO~ · . -...;,,.,,... . -Clulla, Alice. and LMedo, Tr.x shlp in a sweep that mad~ nnnl Wllh !\143 of th~ states VOICe --~"it~~e -.' 96 p 'r~ ~f you." I t.osl Toughest Campaign ea. Democratic Lt. Gov \ Glenn BOWI.JNO . GRF.EN (lJPTl ~ the newly-crowned leader "'ecJ~'QJ reportJ~Rea-~campalg l ~ndiniJ a ~nliti('at Rea; cm :iaid he h'!rl300k~'n to Brown. in w:llat ,he cO!lf·~ed M. Anderson, -~3, ac~nowJed~ed A proposed ndditional t:al lt"vy ~ MOTH~RS TO MEET ' GOP con!>erv~tives and a ma~r1 ~~\~~-r~:~O.~l;:~~ · to . ~;~;~ntha6t .spann<·d a Qllaner Rerublicom Gov. George Rom· wa~ !~is ··toughest' campat~n . ' fl had ~ost ~~:s tr~e~~~~~d thJ~~ for opPratioo ,If the Pent:t l'ounM!ddleport Se nior '•'loth- national political. force. . . , l.t . . or rown~ - -d '- ~a ntury ('(H1ceded ahni.il tWO ne:Y" ·or MiChigan .. another big lost Ius atL•mpt to becomt- the term.bl' .. e Robert H Finch a ,ty Vocational EducatlOI SctiiJul :or.aa.573 ..-~·~ ~tlle7d30a mmeelinagt thfore. fflncehiS Rfe'"a~•"bld p:~:d ~p't~ca~i'll!:~;l' ~~~~tin •t~J~';~ h~urs ~Iter the polls clo!ed. ]INi~ner' .!,ndbesaid Rotrnb neylm~ f•ilr,!..._~eiOm:'~ lnter!'!o~l 4Q-y~ar~~ Pasadena· .• •, waa·· dlttalal ......, .. ,..ay. : p . ,o 1 , . .-n ! . ......._ _ __..._.H.oL_. 1, ,.,. l!l'tt!!n! ~ Porll••"'!!t!Jo,r. _li~I"G.':·~'•"''y now e ~- · .,,..., -.' · . . . ·' · · ... e<hool. c.telena.. . lan~•ll!l• ylt'tory tnrer11J'o-f~,.1."'Wi••'..-'"'~""";"'o= ---. · -- . . . - ... . . . --- ---. ..-·-·- . . ..... ·-·- - -·----· - . . ·- . . . . . . . - . -- " ~- 4'•·; 1.. • • each 59c i ' --""•-:""'• . -~ ..... i' . ' 'WNSWIIT_,:.,lOZIII' · ',.,' ' ·.. , . .fr•• Jw~p ~-~;~a"' 5~c ' • , ' 1 • ' . I /~'\ : ' ' • • • blf ANN PAGI-2·1-. f-oL ... Blinded Syrup 24-oz. btl. 49c Ice Cream ··· · lgal. ctn. 59c ANN PAGI OAR I COUNTRT-IMITATION . Mayonnaise ,· 11-Qt. Jdr 88c IULTANA JANI • • • 3....!·~~ SJ.OO lEAL PRUNE 46 01. dtcenter~ 5 59c NEW liED u. 5, NO. I \&P PINEAPPLE KIDNEY BEANS lb. POTATOES Leaf ••ttuce ac 1 ~ .,,. Fresh Fruits and Vcgctable•,! APPLES cti.uvinistic hy!lteria." - 89c Rfl STIAKI ' w•uld deal a rebuH to President J<l!nson'1 attempts tD "whip up -~ lb, Chicken Breast ··· · · - lb. 59c Ground Chuck .. · .... , lb. 75c Ahandsoftle certificate with a mailing illvelope, ' . . availa~lll in a!l AlP atol'tflall year long, . ' Offered iri.16all'l !~0 denominationa, th,. gift certillcatel · will be honoreif ~Y AlP store ill the United State& lt.adily" in America and I, pltdicted Tuesday's elections 1 = Beef Rib Roast · Cru•he4, llltld,' Clhutd~~:t-1 ·1~. 441. canfJ Butmount all (tirficulties and at5tacles to forge ahead lncessant!\'" thP Hanoi ~wspaper ' King Of The Beef 11oatt Skinless Wieners Here's a praetical gift, that's practically perfect: an AlP Gift CertifiCate. ~ 1~ poi1tical aw~kening of many pa!lce---lovmg Americans." : 11 This mov~ment l!i ·certain to ' ~ lb. To some, a practical rift is 88 welcome as a rainy weekend. To oth~n, it's just the riJht fiiiiWtr, I • \ PAN • :And hen'at~~-part-no ont ean ever ret too many of them. N.-n war exists within the .. READY l p;ec;rled. .... Frying Chickens .. ! United States itself. Tbe oft.ial Hanoi newspaper Nhan I' D said protesto against the " . ar of aggressiol" are ··nsmg : ~- dr · ' • ~KYO thiWepapt>radmirt ~aid the valiant tb': '/Su per Right" Meu ts! . \Vh~n you tliiPk·Jl~ut it. l~h . ::!r CUT-UP TRAY PACK I ~e 1 ' and wl•:: ' 1 <UP!) -<:•tmmunlst Viet Nam boasted today the second fron t of tht- ViP.t _, iiiiiiiiiiiiiii teee:-e 'o~· er l;lanoi Sees 2nd Front lnside U.S. • • •lt. ·Dairymen, Stores Will Get More from Consumer in '67 mi~ht be Pxpressed. •' Jel'_IU, memborJhii! SPiciai'' V'eleran'i Day serv• Jlon"oi Porile,.Y.'clialrman, 11111o1UK!td that * \ ~try COJ<I on fill elii!UI!tte lee• on N'ovember n will bej Commander Swatzel almounc- memllers u Pel: cent· or the and va~ab' on Allltrl~tim. conducted by Drew Webs~ ,ed at the regular meoHng Mon- Post's ·qJota of have paid Guy Guinther, Cbarltl lliyn, Post No. 39, the. American I.e- day night that Post No. 39 will their 1967 lqlon ·dues: Jelrell_EIZII GilmOre ~nd Xtnatiii._Har· "9,nduct ~eftlorlal services at urged evefYOI!e to serid , 11 r1s will :be ·CO!or hellftl'l, ------~ . 1 Gemfnl • Hrst orbit ,ln. Seil)elJ!· IIi'-, ·~ Hou,. on No~mher ihelr dui!s aiio~· of the terron•s · Arthur &oenbaum ft • · 1 · ~ and lben sel a lltW al~.I!J1141 lflh •1\ , II a. m. 1ft urced all tar ret date for quota of wton Th Cro Sr roark ofr;lltl miles, :.t .: . 'h)embers , wh~ con participate Posto, on Veterans Pay, Nov- -~~ 00 ~ 8~"~~ ~· . · · In ltltae ·aerv1cea ID he It the omher u . KennY. Hll'l'fs report.,..._. · Up 10 the fl~t ol Ge!"lniiZ, CllllrlhoUH at 10:45 •a. m. ed on \he Hallow@en party I! Post ~m 11Urella,. . two COIII"'f• the only spacentaht problem . ~the 1 h f be and ol 'The AmeticiD Ll!flons ;::O~ra~d :.•:u:!~C:r~": that Gamlnl failed to ~nswer Vi~:·~z~ ~:=~~~::,: rt:"n °~:~: ~d- ~ry·~b: Pi~;!~" "~ war whot man can and cannot William R. Alldetst11, Arldl!rso~ eo! the party and the next ge~ Pome IDgh S.hool U.£ 476 miles. . . . do In space on his ow~. Gemilll il 1 thin! cenerallon !hem~ together 'lrll lei lor Saturday, brory. roy Gemonl 11 a!trlll8uts Cbarlee 1.2 apieewalker Edw1n Aldrin or,the Post. !lis father, WiUiam Nov. 28. Refreslunenll - • Mrfl!l; Conrad and Rlehard Gor~ hoped to help otlve lbal Anderson, was. a member· and Post :19 will he in char 0 of followfnJ the mettlnc rendezvouaed with en btl · Elbeif th N g berl Frank vauahiD and oun "at~~·'" or • ovom •• On the Farm Front today. -'1 c ti n g P r e " Secrelary Getrge CtlristiaJ scheduled a 10 a.rJ. CST (ll a.m. !:ST) news ~ritf i ng at the press center in San Antonio. 75 mile& southeasl ~r jhe ranch, at which rPaction ,. ~ srown Pacific Oeean liter a faulty control roeket sent their capsule spinning out of contrtl. Gemini g alllrO.nauUi Thomas Stafford and Eupne .. CerniD lchievod thieo reM~ttvoul .,1th 8 makeshift 1 ln June GemlnllO 11trotarg~ YOW!I•nd . nau MIChael Collin• scored " ' dual rendezvoos "'"' 1111 AI••• llrlti\l :t ;hJl ' ' .. - 1 ,[, ' ' 1).\ • ·" Johnson • Pondering Returns ! G ' • • •' ' u· h ' I ' s \ f I , Drew Webster-Post Plans :r·.:.~~~ l L~: afH~ "='·~" ··t. .,~1:J ~-ct . _emlnl :·. tg , .~J\~- . ·.·uccess u · · v·et~ran~ . ·. · n . 0·l~::\::~n:~:~:~::~~~F:.:.:: av ) ~~m;,nces ·, • '~a~ .~:,: ~mit~~.::~~~ . ' recincts ntests ' I.AN~·Ilt. ,..,, 11n Cheese Spread · · 21b. box 69c A&P IRANO Pork & Beans " .. · · can 29c Colombian CoffH 1~b c• 15c ANN PAGI OUR OWN Peanut BuHer 24-oz. Jar 59c Loose Tea .. · · 1-lb. pq. 99c . , ,. . tic Aa , S· til 0 •t . ' ' l �..' '' ... .." .• ' . -. f--;-\,• -. ,. -;-~ -· .- -- . ·- . . .• : t ~ : .ect1on .' ' '' i f ' '' ,• V . CAPil. KIIINJSEDY (IJPI) -ship to a historic space meeUnl eartl),four days from June 3to From ltf iinrn,nned debut In with Gemini . 7, · Gemini June 7 and White became I~ Ill · 1redne"'y'a launoh aatrol)iull Walter Schlrra . America's first spacewalker, Hnllt,.• Ptojllcl· Gtmlnl . 11t1 Thomas S_taflonl mute~ (!onion Cooper and Charles accompUihed ev~ mort ~an ,lt rendezvous techn\~U<I l.ha <Pete) Conrad flew GeminiS.., ·~. lUI tD do. . Krall 1ald are t1 eight-4Jy apjlce record in l · llllnt fl is the mOlt neeoatl\y to the future of AUIUII itl&li That mark stood sii<Otulul IPict pJ'qlflm \he ApollO 'procram and th!! about 11 mOillhs unill nation h11 ever entered Into," of manned spacefllfit." llld Geminl'l Air Foice· lam The Pfl8ram o~ with eclipsed by Iii! GemlDI7 re<:Onlunmanned orbital ielt fllgbt breakln& mlasJOn. ' chlel Col John G Albert "0~ini has done al;.ost Gemini April a, and ~· 1~ fll&~ll have come anything you mllhl wlpl to dO ran ln!D a serle1 o,l d~ays rap1d but .•tar.ted In !:arth orbital filght," said m~cbamcal troubll!l before out ~th 1 near diuster. Flllht DlrecbJr Christopher C. mml a was laun<htd Jan. Oemlm I astrona~to Nelj Kraft Jr. Il!eli on an unmanned Armstronc and David ScoU With the 14-day voyage of fll&hl and rocovory. lnte the Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Gemml 3 astronauts s,nnan and Jamea Lovell last (Gus) Grissom 1nd John Dtctmher, the project proved Young Dew Amerf~a's first .. _ ,. that man can llvt at ltlll thai man mluion on March _23~~, I""' fn &p~ce withOut harm. Gemini t pilots Jame! M 1 ADd by &Uidfnl their space- and Edward White circled the 3 . SAN AN'l'ONIO, TeL (IJPI) -li'te•ldent JohMon took a clooe lool . 11 the election returns Won making any pu!>Ue ~ en! on the Repui>Ucan 11 ti1o HouBe, Senatt and ooi'Sbips. President !eHowe<l malts of :the balloting Tuesday nigrt at 'his Texas ran<b by means of teif!vision and Jews wire ,..,.,.ns, but willlheld any 1 ediale sllrtement .. lhe ' at trends. 1 I . .· '"" Dally ; r did th·~ Texa'§ White H~ indicate whether ~ny eo~nt would be forthcommg 11164, Ill IIII'Cf'"""· Senllnet, Po~eroy-Middleport, o., Nov. e, '\_Jlere was another big ques- " ;JoQ to be an,.wered-tbe time ani place for Johnsoo's surgery to 'rep:m an inclsional bernia at the site of his October, 1965, gall bladQer operatioa, Bt1d ~o remove a small growtiJ from hts threat . Johnson had expected to de~r1 c Tue:sday. after ronsulta-' twi with his docton, whether he ~ cuuld go ahParl with his d~re to have the dual surgery · pe nnned Fnday, (Jf would ha e tu wa 11 until Tuesday. He put off until today a deciSIOn oa that, as we !I as on whether the operations would I}(' performed at the Brooke Army Medical Center here or the Betlle!ida i 1\'a".lal MPdiral C1't1t.er m ,\llary- , la nd. I thf Pres1dent had one def. [ nitF disappointment in the 1 T~a!'. elect1on. He announced ~ alttr casting h•s bal lot at , JOI!nson Cily Tuesday that be had \'Oted "the Democratic : li~et"..:bd\ the h1ajor figure 011 ttlfl twket was defeated. This ,.4! stare Atty. Gen. Waggoner who laded in his b1d to IO!eal Republ ican Sen. Jobn 1 1 1 1 • . ., .arr. I WASHINGTON l\JPI) -Farm The department attributed this and retail prlcea for dairy pro- ID higher Ia"'! and wbclles••le ductt nul year are likely to be prices durin£ the seasonal hJahtr on lbe average, the Agrl- producti1ln period ol the fall. culture Department aaid today. The ~artinent said that butSoma relief wao oeen, how- ter priCes were likely not !Ytr, In tho laal aiJ months of follow the upward trend, how· 1967 when prices were expected ever, because ·of price cutting !o drop below the levels of late by w»oieBaler!, 1116. The price tncreaae would The department predicts only ,omt, the 4eJ)Irtment oaid, minor retail price changes for lesplte the expeotaUon of 1 buller during \he Orsl quarter ;llfhl fneteaoe In milk· prnduc- of 1967, with !bme price reduc\illn ' to levelo abovo the esll- t10ns during the second quarter mated yield thlo year of 122 i In reaponse to rlsin& dairy sup· billion poundo. pile~. Price supports for manuflle· Tile department said that on turlnB·grade milk-noW· jet at the btslo of 'feed cots and wage 14 pfr hundred poundl lllroogh tales, the cost of producing milk March, 11)68-would tend to keep increased, during 1!166 and is ex:ho tetaU price from dropping. peeled to increase even further The eonsumor oatlpok will for noxt year. The added costs will 191'1 prices rising above 11116 he more thon off.. t by hliher Ieveii b»l •howln& omaller per. farrri milk pricea next year, It t~nllge Increases · lllan those said, , , ol 11166. , The prices Iarmon ret>~fved Prices Ibis yell' are expected Ifor milk In 1!166 are expected to to average lncreasee of 6 per average around $1.85 per 100 cont over 1965, and II per cent poundo, three cenll under the above the l957·5g aYtratie. 1948 reeord. The price of mllk and othtr Till• year's Increase In farm nuld dolry producll was expec- prJ.. waa slowed down somelad to continue rising through· Iwhat "by the l.i billion pound oul the last of 11116. Increase In dairy Imports. ptflcti' prictic perfect' "Super·Right" All Meat ' SAU!IIKRAUT 1"11. l•r 33c TAITT-TINDU lb.99c SUPER·RIGHT 2 •. Pq, $UI Sliced Bacon ~ 1-lb. pkg. 69c PLUMP-TAITT LIA~UTT Chicken Legs ··, ··· ·· lb. 49c Spare Ribs · ····· · ···· lb. 69c LIAN PRIIH SUPIR-IIIGHT IONELISS Skinless Sausage PrHnr Quttn-'r...n In BHf Pot Roast · · · , ·· lb. 79c IIIP·YIAL-PORK Meat Loaf Mix · ·- · · · · · lb. 69c 2 1~. Pkt, $1.29 ALL GOOD lftf, Turkty •r Chlcktn 1-lb. 19c Grtvr Sliced Meat 2 lb. pkg. $1.59 JtPfT-FROZIN-11-o•. olio. ·IHf & Onion Steaks ,kt. 89c CAP'N JOHN-PROZIN Sllc141 Bacon ·· 1-lb. pltg. 69c Haddock Fillets 1-lb. pk1. 63c • ' \ ri\, . . 1' Canned Picnics Pork Roast ~~ •\ ." '- ' ' lonofoso practically lllJOilll.lfho bur• food would welcome it, Cooktd -. ~· - a"• • o ~ 0, lr .• . .' , .... .... • ' COP'YRIGHT e JfH. THl Q"IAT ATlANTIC & PACIIIIC TIA CO., • "ltiD STAYMAN WINISAP Vietnamese people high· GRAPEFRUIT 4.... 49c lb. ~}value the prote!\t movement ofll1he American people . , . ," PINK SEEDLESS ! ' 3 ••• BUTT STYLf lb . ·~· Fine Grocery Features I o the American soldiers who hia rather go to prison lhan fight against the Vietnamesf p"ple, and of ttle American yQIIIlh!~. who tore up theit dralt c'-rds and rerused to jom the atmy of thf' Johnson clique." The paper ctted last week's peace demonstrati on m New Ynrk CJ\y as evidenre that "I te}Y dri ve of the American ~pie who cherish peace and urolest again~! the aggressi\'e m Viet Nam is s ur~ing m ln!)be U.S A ·• 1-t said tt1e "storm of struggle ~~~ has shaiert 50 other tities." HOT HOUSE 19c lb. JOAN Of ARC Prune Juice · .. " · 3 for $1.00 Red Beans ., ···•· ·· · can 29c ANN PAIII MARYIL CHOCOLATI MA.INMALLOW 10 .... 69c lb. •"•.. . JANE PARKER wtr PARKIR-1~~ ..... INwoo White Brnd ··· · 4101ves 99c APPLE PIES JANI PAUil-PLAIN OR IUOAI Homesty~, Donuts · · pkg. 29~ JANI PAIKfii-sANOWICH CRIMI 'ihe demonstrations. Nhan II ,,, DNI sa1d, "mark a fleW step ift C.OkiK ···· · · 1i-111. pke. 39c .MN"40AKl~-Q!f•t •• LIO!I'In -~ __ . '-t-: -~ 1~~~~§!~~~~ ., .• I Reagan rani tiling Is that we ean put CaiH~ml~ governor, who manapl fo~ ~ !de at his campaigu "gether throughout the country 'B.rowns camp.. gn man~ger, Preslden,t Richard M. Nhrono • Hl-lJ.lr TEMPS h~adquarters and said hb what you have put together In Don Bradley, blamed "white ,1960 prtsldenU&I campatgn. •·E w YORK (U PII - T h · . \h . .. a v narrow :alifornia." · backlash" for the Democratic One Democratic ureumben• ~ -s owmg was no 1 n. . . I 'f h d rocked Re H I H 11-esl temperaturf' reportPd partisan victory.'' ''P8rtisanstlip ''It l~ks now Ilk~ M:,. Reagan Joss. Racla. stn e a congreyman, p. ar 811 a lhio mornin~ !O lhe u s Weaend,l "as of today." he pledged won thiS campblgn.. Brown the state m the August ltl&li aen, .wu defeated .. a rae. llii\r Bureau. excludmg Alas· • . . . .... ,; .·, .·.i . ut hfs"vlctor estihlished . "Now the big job begins," he said. His backers shouted, "No" \l'~tts nolo and again earlier _With _RepubliC¥ Bob Mathias. ; ki and H~wau, "'"' 13 below, LOS ANGELES <U(ll) -f DemfX:!:JliiC Gov. ~.rl)1lnjl_,f, tmns,: ower base\, the 'We<! <aid "II we are going to make l bu~ 6rown quieted them by~· year In San Francisco and .twiHlme Olympic Decathlo, 7..0 at Dou'glas, W~ o The h1gh- Hcpublican Honald Reagan to- Brown that nea red the mllhon· a GO P d h'~ a deci!iive the creative society work we're 1sayl ng : · "1 don 't like it either ~~kland. ed Cha~pion. !' Reagan · M....edas · p0}"tI tea}.Force . I•. . t •IVes' Le der . As NewIv·c.rowned conserva a ' - - -· • Shortly peared et reported T!.lesrlay was 8fl at day won California's gover~- 1 vqte ;tnpfk. , th~t ~-ss.Jure · 18 rr.wh.>~l la ! . · in to net•d Lhe help ol every .but that':". the -5ituation." •. Minutes art~r Brown CO~ · . -...;,,.,,... . -Clulla, Alice. and LMedo, Tr.x shlp in a sweep that mad~ nnnl Wllh !\143 of th~ states VOICe --~"it~~e -.' 96 p 'r~ ~f you." I t.osl Toughest Campaign ea. Democratic Lt. Gov \ Glenn BOWI.JNO . GRF.EN (lJPTl ~ the newly-crowned leader "'ecJ~'QJ reportJ~Rea-~campalg l ~ndiniJ a ~nliti('at Rea; cm :iaid he h'!rl300k~'n to Brown. in w:llat ,he cO!lf·~ed M. Anderson, -~3, ac~nowJed~ed A proposed ndditional t:al lt"vy ~ MOTH~RS TO MEET ' GOP con!>erv~tives and a ma~r1 ~~\~~-r~:~O.~l;:~~ · to . ~;~;~ntha6t .spann<·d a Qllaner Rerublicom Gov. George Rom· wa~ !~is ··toughest' campat~n . ' fl had ~ost ~~:s tr~e~~~~~d thJ~~ for opPratioo ,If the Pent:t l'ounM!ddleport Se nior '•'loth- national political. force. . . , l.t . . or rown~ - -d '- ~a ntury ('(H1ceded ahni.il tWO ne:Y" ·or MiChigan .. another big lost Ius atL•mpt to becomt- the term.bl' .. e Robert H Finch a ,ty Vocational EducatlOI SctiiJul :or.aa.573 ..-~·~ ~tlle7d30a mmeelinagt thfore. fflncehiS Rfe'"a~•"bld p:~:d ~p't~ca~i'll!:~;l' ~~~~tin •t~J~';~ h~urs ~Iter the polls clo!ed. ]INi~ner' .!,ndbesaid Rotrnb neylm~ f•ilr,!..._~eiOm:'~ lnter!'!o~l 4Q-y~ar~~ Pasadena· .• •, waa·· dlttalal ......, .. ,..ay. : p . ,o 1 , . .-n ! . ......._ _ __..._.H.oL_. 1, ,.,. l!l'tt!!n! ~ Porll••"'!!t!Jo,r. _li~I"G.':·~'•"''y now e ~- · .,,..., -.' · . . . ·' · · ... e<hool. c.telena.. . lan~•ll!l• ylt'tory tnrer11J'o-f~,.1."'Wi••'..-'"'~""";"'o= ---. · -- . . . - ... . . . --- ---. ..-·-·- . . ..... ·-·- - -·----· - . . ·- . . . . . . . - . -- " ~- 4'•·; 1.. • • each 59c i ' --""•-:""'• . -~ ..... i' . ' 'WNSWIIT_,:.,lOZIII' · ',.,' ' ·.. , . .fr•• Jw~p ~-~;~a"' 5~c ' • , ' 1 • ' . I /~'\ : ' ' • • • blf ANN PAGI-2·1-. f-oL ... Blinded Syrup 24-oz. btl. 49c Ice Cream ··· · lgal. ctn. 59c ANN PAGI OAR I COUNTRT-IMITATION . Mayonnaise ,· 11-Qt. Jdr 88c IULTANA JANI • • • 3....!·~~ SJ.OO lEAL PRUNE 46 01. dtcenter~ 5 59c NEW liED u. 5, NO. I \&P PINEAPPLE KIDNEY BEANS lb. POTATOES Leaf ••ttuce ac 1 ~ .,,. Fresh Fruits and Vcgctable•,! APPLES cti.uvinistic hy!lteria." - 89c Rfl STIAKI ' w•uld deal a rebuH to President J<l!nson'1 attempts tD "whip up -~ lb, Chicken Breast ··· · · - lb. 59c Ground Chuck .. · .... , lb. 75c Ahandsoftle certificate with a mailing illvelope, ' . . availa~lll in a!l AlP atol'tflall year long, . ' Offered iri.16all'l !~0 denominationa, th,. gift certillcatel · will be honoreif ~Y AlP store ill the United State& lt.adily" in America and I, pltdicted Tuesday's elections 1 = Beef Rib Roast · Cru•he4, llltld,' Clhutd~~:t-1 ·1~. 441. canfJ Butmount all (tirficulties and at5tacles to forge ahead lncessant!\'" thP Hanoi ~wspaper ' King Of The Beef 11oatt Skinless Wieners Here's a praetical gift, that's practically perfect: an AlP Gift CertifiCate. ~ 1~ poi1tical aw~kening of many pa!lce---lovmg Americans." : 11 This mov~ment l!i ·certain to ' ~ lb. To some, a practical rift is 88 welcome as a rainy weekend. To oth~n, it's just the riJht fiiiiWtr, I • \ PAN • :And hen'at~~-part-no ont ean ever ret too many of them. N.-n war exists within the .. READY l p;ec;rled. .... Frying Chickens .. ! United States itself. Tbe oft.ial Hanoi newspaper Nhan I' D said protesto against the " . ar of aggressiol" are ··nsmg : ~- dr · ' • ~KYO thiWepapt>radmirt ~aid the valiant tb': '/Su per Right" Meu ts! . \Vh~n you tliiPk·Jl~ut it. l~h . ::!r CUT-UP TRAY PACK I ~e 1 ' and wl•:: ' 1 <UP!) -<:•tmmunlst Viet Nam boasted today the second fron t of tht- ViP.t _, iiiiiiiiiiiiiii teee:-e 'o~· er l;lanoi Sees 2nd Front lnside U.S. • • •lt. ·Dairymen, Stores Will Get More from Consumer in '67 mi~ht be Pxpressed. •' Jel'_IU, memborJhii! SPiciai'' V'eleran'i Day serv• Jlon"oi Porile,.Y.'clialrman, 11111o1UK!td that * \ ~try COJ<I on fill elii!UI!tte lee• on N'ovember n will bej Commander Swatzel almounc- memllers u Pel: cent· or the and va~ab' on Allltrl~tim. conducted by Drew Webs~ ,ed at the regular meoHng Mon- Post's ·qJota of have paid Guy Guinther, Cbarltl lliyn, Post No. 39, the. American I.e- day night that Post No. 39 will their 1967 lqlon ·dues: Jelrell_EIZII GilmOre ~nd Xtnatiii._Har· "9,nduct ~eftlorlal services at urged evefYOI!e to serid , 11 r1s will :be ·CO!or hellftl'l, ------~ . 1 Gemfnl • Hrst orbit ,ln. Seil)elJ!· IIi'-, ·~ Hou,. on No~mher ihelr dui!s aiio~· of the terron•s · Arthur &oenbaum ft • · 1 · ~ and lben sel a lltW al~.I!J1141 lflh •1\ , II a. m. 1ft urced all tar ret date for quota of wton Th Cro Sr roark ofr;lltl miles, :.t .: . 'h)embers , wh~ con participate Posto, on Veterans Pay, Nov- -~~ 00 ~ 8~"~~ ~· . · · In ltltae ·aerv1cea ID he It the omher u . KennY. Hll'l'fs report.,..._. · Up 10 the fl~t ol Ge!"lniiZ, CllllrlhoUH at 10:45 •a. m. ed on \he Hallow@en party I! Post ~m 11Urella,. . two COIII"'f• the only spacentaht problem . ~the 1 h f be and ol 'The AmeticiD Ll!flons ;::O~ra~d :.•:u:!~C:r~": that Gamlnl failed to ~nswer Vi~:·~z~ ~:=~~~::,: rt:"n °~:~: ~d- ~ry·~b: Pi~;!~" "~ war whot man can and cannot William R. Alldetst11, Arldl!rso~ eo! the party and the next ge~ Pome IDgh S.hool U.£ 476 miles. . . . do In space on his ow~. Gemilll il 1 thin! cenerallon !hem~ together 'lrll lei lor Saturday, brory. roy Gemonl 11 a!trlll8uts Cbarlee 1.2 apieewalker Edw1n Aldrin or,the Post. !lis father, WiUiam Nov. 28. Refreslunenll - • Mrfl!l; Conrad and Rlehard Gor~ hoped to help otlve lbal Anderson, was. a member· and Post :19 will he in char 0 of followfnJ the mettlnc rendezvouaed with en btl · Elbeif th N g berl Frank vauahiD and oun "at~~·'" or • ovom •• On the Farm Front today. -'1 c ti n g P r e " Secrelary Getrge CtlristiaJ scheduled a 10 a.rJ. CST (ll a.m. !:ST) news ~ritf i ng at the press center in San Antonio. 75 mile& southeasl ~r jhe ranch, at which rPaction ,. ~ srown Pacific Oeean liter a faulty control roeket sent their capsule spinning out of contrtl. Gemini g alllrO.nauUi Thomas Stafford and Eupne .. CerniD lchievod thieo reM~ttvoul .,1th 8 makeshift 1 ln June GemlnllO 11trotarg~ YOW!I•nd . nau MIChael Collin• scored " ' dual rendezvoos "'"' 1111 AI••• llrlti\l :t ;hJl ' ' .. - 1 ,[, ' ' 1).\ • ·" Johnson • Pondering Returns ! G ' • • •' ' u· h ' I ' s \ f I , Drew Webster-Post Plans :r·.:.~~~ l L~: afH~ "='·~" ··t. .,~1:J ~-ct . _emlnl :·. tg , .~J\~- . ·.·uccess u · · v·et~ran~ . ·. · n . 0·l~::\::~n:~:~:~::~~~F:.:.:: av ) ~~m;,nces ·, • '~a~ .~:,: ~mit~~.::~~~ . ' recincts ntests ' I.AN~·Ilt. ,..,, 11n Cheese Spread · · 21b. box 69c A&P IRANO Pork & Beans " .. · · can 29c Colombian CoffH 1~b c• 15c ANN PAGI OUR OWN Peanut BuHer 24-oz. Jar 59c Loose Tea .. · · 1-lb. pq. 99c . , ,. . tic Aa , S· til 0 •t . ' ' l �. •. 1G-llall7 l!entlne'!, Pomei:oy-ll14dleport, 0., Nov. 9, 1988 •·' c · .~ J, ' ·' • · u I -~ ' .,. 'I'' ' i . ,·. Mr.VanSi~kle el!"lap~la-; Mason ' ' Q~,~~y,;(;'~,$~-~;:· : s~~·· '·"' Of Kanauga Dies T_uesday I ;j •· .CoUIIIy were-llilolllclaUy, 't'r llatod 1y · ll)ldalnt. Tbe ' II ' . PT ' , • . ~~ . ·. 1<..... . ••,.•. -"···" f•·' ,. ' JILEAs,ANT - ·.Tradillolh jOI'ityJjl i· . ' If.,· ; .. '·a 11?6 majority. · Re ublte11n Ms!lOII coonty ' 1n the (loqoty Comni\§slo!M'rl. 'J1Ie Lewis DlstJ'I.ct rac,e · proo\IIICI8 Ia the couaty ,;re ;~~ trui 10 form with the Cfllln· race Repullll~n' 'Ll\~~ce GeH Jtl~lce of ~eace elso ~~ ·an ."tumed 111 a reaso'J.'ble t'y candidates on tbe republle11n to$. Jr., palled ~.911'1 wtes .l'hile\ pu~Uean w1th Gall Faire3 •oar wlllo the 111'11 reoul,_ar stare wtnning both hotly con· his,opponent q. A.. (Al) Biggs gelling 1,415 votes wlille · ritlllg at 8 p. m. allll dlllaot tested unty-wide races. )-.ceived 3,69f, giving G'erlach rumbent Rby Kincaid, Jr., PT. P~EASANT - Garland pnelne(:ID the eOIU"IIIoD"' for co ,. po!IJ!!I l,«ll votes. . Lee VanStckle, 31, • Kanauga, labulalioa at 11 ,30 11• !Ill, , Incumbent House of Delegation A.ttend. A·1btg vote ill 0 . restdent was dead on arTlV· 'I'll~ voting was coastdfred gates candida~ Brerry • . , 11 at St. Marys Hospital, Hunt· good wllb. an estimated 55 (R) led the complete ~Auxili11ry Me'i!tl~i Pl.nt Valley Hospital ingtnn, Tuesday afternoon He ; ~r cent of tbe registered vot· national: state and county, NEW HtYEN - Nine J)lem. Admllled"- Mrs. John Bum- inornil>g was an employee of the Amerl·' ers turplllg out. bers of the American liegion ••rner, west CQiuinbla; . ua•'lOI 8 record 4,650 votes besting ran Car and Foundry Co., and . oppone~t democrat Auxiliary ol N~w Haven' att.;nd- ,WhltUJliiton, Buffalo; Mrs. 1 Lawrence Plants by a 1,596 his body was found in the plant ed the Fourth District l:onven- e11 Brinker, Mason: Rev. Unofficial reports indicate he · · lion at the Legion Home ·b,lles Thompson, Pt. Pleo!lllnl; might have been a victim. of Parkersburg on Sunday. 'l'lle Cretorla Patrerson, Pl. . electmal shock. He served two \ ~ New Haven group received a ant. years In the Army during the __ _ _ cash prize for having their ' Dloebarged - Kathy Woo•m· l Korean conflict. I Mrs. R. T. Blessing enrered l quota of members for 1966-77. et , Pt. Pleasant; Patricia He was born at Hogsett, W.:the Pleasant Valley Hospital on AtU!nding were Thelma Cape- PI Pleasant; Mrs. Jan1esl Va.. on May 28, 1935. son of i Friday and was scheduled to bart, Freda Hart, Eleanor crMdock, Pt. Pleasant: Sha,,_l Foster and Rena Nibert Van- undergo surgery Wednesday. Roush, Lola Weaver, Charlotte ta Kay Freeman, Hogsett. Sickle, who survtve, and restde · Mr. Bob Roush of Mason is MASON _ The Mason Roush, Helen Knapp; · Ella DJrtbs _ Mr. and Mrs. at Kanauga. He was • member turkey hunting at Brandyville, ty Home Demonstration Roush, all of New Haven: Ma- ert Wamsley, Pl. Pleasant, ol ttle AFL-ClO. va. ' are planning a Christmas ry Roush, Mason-; and Mary daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Lelltndl In Wldilion to his parents, he Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huck shop on December 5th at 10 Aumiller, Hartford, W. Va. van Merer, Pt. Pleasant; a Is survived by a son. Garland and familly ol Leesville, V~., m. at Krodel Park. PoM Jr. , at home, a~d by two broth· , visited over the weekend Wlth isant. Demanstratio1:..; on mak· , ers and three s1sters, Dale and , Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jenks. ing Christmas decorations and 1 Mike both of Kanauga.. Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Zuspan, gilts will be given. A . .•. Janice Howwell of Galhpoli~. Jr., and son of Neark, Ohio, dinner will be served at noon. . , a~tJ,. -Norma Jean and Deb~Je visited over the weekend with All club members are urged to ,. On the national' 'tic~~ bent · U. :~ : · READY . FOR YQU! PpENS'.B!.G'TOY ·DI~,· · '-""'m"'"ili!l.i-·'-'"'4# Mason p..rsonal Worksho"ps are , W' alwtkys· have I ·fine 'a~leci!O!t' O110·,YI for••Chrllt· I lllme; · u. Thfl ~ear's telection· r& e~eagtlol!l · jg.k and select. Use Pickelll' Lay-Away Plan! Planned on December Sth PJCK~NS HAI(DWA~E , . -~ . . · .,Muc!n, iiiii ,j, ft .. . OPEN . THURSPAY TIL . 5 ~ Sue. both at home. Other surv 1v· his parents, Mr . and Mrs. • sav•ng· IMr. and Mrs. George Zuspan, Pioneer; Healtq, Mrs. James ' Sr. Blain, Illahee Club, Human Susan, Christy and Stevie . Resources, Mrs. Harold Lew1s, Roush or Addison visiU!d on Pocahontas; Cultural ' Tuesday with their grandpar- ment, Mrs. Ray 0 i ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dar reI i need ; International Jenks. ship, Mrs. Ray Fox, 1 PT. PLE,\SANT _ Mrs. LP- Homemakers Club: on a K. Ramsey , 54. Columbu~. Resources, Mrs. Carolyn Ohio, former .resident or Mase\VS field: Pleasant . i "" Cuuntv died Monday in HoiClub, Safety, Mtss Mary :· · lips Haven Home Demonstra· zer IIospttal afte~· a long Jllness. Admissions . ' Cl b She was born m Pt. Pleasant Mrs Thomas C. Breech, Ade-llion u_._ _ __ on Januar 22, t9 t2. a daughter . D . R . F' ld 142 or the late June and Ida Shif· ia1de r., onme ' \ s, 1 E DAUGHTER BOliN , le t Atkinson She was a mem· 'Fourth Ave. ; Mrs~~~c aeMrs MASON -<Mr;' aod Mrs, :li> ber of the Zwn Baptlst Churrn. ' Cochra~ 6 ~ ~coRt 2·~··dwell : an Sayre, Mason, are announc- 1 Surviving are her huoband. ' Be-oste · .11 " ' R.t 1 'c ' ing the birth of a daughter on . : W1. 1bur W1 1ams I . v· rown. November 3rd at the PI e_asanl George; daughter, Mrs. VIr· g•nia Whitlatch. Middleport,! City; Mrs. ~an:adeii' Mtnton: Valley Hospital, \heir first Ohio ; brother, Jerry Atkinson, ~rs. Paul ·. urs:e J~hn erce~ child. and named Lisa Kay. She Pt. Pleasa nt; sis ter, Marie Bur- i vo lle Star Rt. · ~ j. r M · weighed 6 pounds and 8 ounces. grss. Pt. Pleasant, 10 grand· Thacker. Rt. 2 a1 IJlO IS; u": Grandparents are Mr. and th ildren and 4 great grandchil· Wtllard G. Fox,TrRt.ll CNhor~l p. Mrs. Hoyt Sayre, Jr., Mason: rlren. Mrs. James E. en' es re ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elswick, 2 p.m. Thursday in the Mohr· Brenda Sue .Jefferson, ~l. : Bim, W. Va. Great grandpar· 0 Stevens Funeral Home with the\ Pt. Ple~nt, Mrs. Ons · 0 enLs are Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hev. Art Marcum ofnciating. son, Maso~; Mrs. Ethel Er· Sayre, Sr., Letart, W. Va. : Mr. Burial will he in the Lewis \ ~ren_ch, Mt~dleport; .Mrs. na and Mr!J, ~PrY Rf)tmi(e, .. . · ro·metery at G!illlpoll! Ferry. ,G. Smes, Middleport, M~. Ev. on. Great greaf grandmolher F: iends may r"ll at the funmt erett Wllhams, Wellston, Mrs. ' Mrs. May HooSier, Cntes. W. h•me. .Noah Woods, Rt. S Oak H•li: Va. IMrs. Mila Potter, Rt. 2 Green. ·up, Ky.; Mrs. Virgil L. Craig, ATTI!ND MEETING Rl. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Norlnan MASON - Five Wahama StuR. Poe, Jackson; Lawrence :E. dent Council· members . along ·-. :Surrell, Wellston. with their advisor, Mrs. Gauge rea"lngs - Gafti- l Blrtlu . sell Capeh,rt, ~!tended "lllCient poliS Dam 12.1 14 _2 running ~ Mrs. Norman R. Poe, Jack· \nerhassett Dtslrtct •• \ feet on rollers.'Pom~roy. Mas- \son, 6:40 a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Council meeting l~st week at or out. Pt. Pleasant 2uo, Hin- ~ Paul E. Russell, !,lercemlle the Wirt County Htgh School, ton 1. 95 falling, Kanawha Falls Star Rt., daughter, U5 a.m.\Ehzahet!1, W. Va. Students at-. 5.6; faliing , Charleston 19.43, Tue~day ; Mrs. Ralph K Besco, rending were Jeanine failing. London was running one i Gallt~ohs, daughrer, 10.24 p.m. v1ck1 May, Stev~ Fowler,. . half foot Marmet one-quarter ' Tue.<~ay. 1Hart and .Gtegg Giblis. loot and' Winfield dam was on \ Discharges . . . ' . Albert A. Kuhn, Mrs . William Poor vehicle mamtenance 1 1 th e Sl · ' · causeo f ll'. ·cc:idents,.:sa:ys Boat Movements: !Garner, Mrs. Maude J ohnson, a maJor Ob' R' _ Zimmer down IGary Steams, Larry Thompson, Department of Htghway ',~ tver . Vulcan up 15 .' Ernest Fetty, Mrs. Ray Jeffers, ty. G~r.~rd against the added , 14 5 0 1 p. ~-~ ·Louisiana up 15,IMrs. Helen Savage, _Mrs. R. .H. haza:ds of winter dri_vi~g 3 . K tuck ian up 15 IJohnson, Mrs. Halite Radchll, making sure your car JS m 6. 30 : P~. m~·., :drew Calhou~ Mrs. R. G. Nibert and !nlanl driving_ condi\i:.. on:..'_ _ __ 7 50 up 15 2·05 a. m.- Esso Pennsylh d . Reli- Beaver down Marmet 6:30 a. son, Mrs. Lerry C. Nort an . . ' · 16 3. t'o vama . a.. mm.,. Jenks rn.; JeIferson up w·mfi1eld 6·25 f t dau"•'te bl up 17 , 7·30 . .man .. . r, Mrs . K. H. a ~ 8u~_ 30 ' · m Per;;; Jr. up p. m.; Tammy White up Win- Lump and infant son, Mrs. R. ~:. 7' .: ma; N~tionai up 18, field 12:05 a. m. C. Morgan. allll Infant son. 7:25 a. m.; Walter Williamson down 19, 3:5ll a. m.; Peggy Downey up 19, 7:15a. m.; ana Bosworth down 20, 6:30 m.; Alice and John K. down l Bellville 6:20 a. m.; Mr. Criss l up 22, 5:20 p. m.; Queen City down 21, tl :50 p.m.: Rose G. Mrs, Ramsey of • C Iumbus DIes Com,.r• ~t $6.95 . 1 ' (Construction Grade) BEST PRICE in the VALLEY 4.25 Paneling Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY. . ~ 0 . ................,.... ARDS "' 52x72 FLANNEL BACK, LADIES'. WARM · TABLE COVERS . Asst. Patterns • , . 9c SAVE NOWI · ' oo· '" I . lOX of II " ASST. PAnERNS COnON fl,ANNELElTE Com~re ~I 1;;.'?9 22 '• ., LADIES' STIRRUP STYLE NO-IRON- PERM-PH$$ STRHCH PANTS ~- Pre-Christmas SPECIAL GLASSWARE NEVER NEEDS IRONING 't · BLACK ••.. Sizes·l 0 to 1'8 F and A 5 H PLA:STICS One Large Table Of BETTER GLASSWARE and PLASTICS s I 0 N 5 lilac~ Color. ZIPPERED FRONt QUILtED UNINcJ VALUES TO 19c EACH TANKER JACKETS MENS DRESS STYLE .•. ALL RUBBER $A· , ·· ~ Fine American· M•de LADIES' MOLDED SOLE 4-Buckle ARCTICS CANVAS. SNEAKERS SIZES 4 to 9 WHITE SPECIAL PRICI -Arizona, Arkansas,C~ll~~o~~~:: \1 Florida, Maryland, ~ 25, counting two holdovers. Jncomplere returns showed Nevada and New Mexico. ;. . · · . . · . Two Democratic giants felled Rep. Howard H. (Bo) Callaway 01 tile 48 Democrats who 10 . the Republican comeback narrowly ahead of . . seats from Republicans in <CQnllnued lr'f' Page 1) drtve were Sen. Paul . H. ,Maddox, another segregatoomst t964 anti-Goldwater landslide, >ff.year vores. Douglas, D-IlL, 74-year-old Ide·\ Democrat. sought reelection. Twenty-four I bme crusader for hberal . Nadonal GolDI 1 nd G Ed nd G The GOP gained two r were reeleeled or leadmg on the . causes. a ov. mu , b . f. let ret rns and The GOP ptchd up seata an Brown of California. Douglas House seats each in Texas and aslS o mcomp e u. across · the natlon .-from · Jost lo Percy, a youthful new ,Virginia and one ~ach 1D ~were def~~~d ~~~~lm:~ven l :onneellcut and Florida on the face in the GOP, and Brown ITennessee, North Carohna, Ark- All of . . Bast Coast to California .and lost to Reagan, tbe new favorire ansas and Florida. Rep. Harold i Democratic freshmen, d' Qr, ~on in 11M! west. · of Republican .conservatives, 10. Cooley, D-N.C. , chairman ol ~ ~me who had been counte 1 Th It tot lly 1 . Ithe House Agricullure Commi~ hkely casual\les, were returned.! , e __ P"1 em! wasea aag I Among Republican presiden- 1ree for 16 of the past 18 •ears So were Washington's four first 1 ' 11h.eren Y rsbl' o tl aI prospecIs , Romney def'm1te. was defeated. ' abo trom tbe wo1 R ..,rm Democra Is . But tr ad't' 110n· ~~~ 8,::,. we~ ~~~ui;~~: ly helped ~irnself wilh his easy i There was no easy way to ~ily Republican Iowa, . whkh , South. Tbe Democral.. regained victory ove; Democrat Zolton measure the Impact of issues lurned all but one of 1ts SJX : SOl ,p of these southern seats ~eren~obwbf)lp al~ ~~lped k:' like while backlash, Viet Nam Hrn;~ se~~ ov~r to d rr . 'fuesday but it wasn't nearly I Seen. Ger!f' · n m '" e and grocery prices on tbel!f • a re urne to 0 ;ce ' enough to offset the general . nate. fl m won over former · election results. . 10r sure only one of the fiVe. l GOP lrend Sllf·lerm Gov. G. Mennen In Oregon Hatfleltl was .Three had lost and one was Tlie GOP never had any Williams. Two Michigan GOP i leading Rep. Robert B. Duncan, trailing. choilce of winning control of House candidates also rode the a Democratic backer of admi· !.t ==~ Congress but its gains exceeded Romney ~!lad to VIctory and nlstration Viet Nam p r ~, 1den 1 Johns6n's worst Incomplete returns lndicaU!d Republican standards, Hat·JielcliJ ·. Wh'l ki f that three others may Jwn : w., .. assed as a dove Iear.s. 1 e rna ng no ore- them I ~- -r. · casll, Johnson told a r~t ! · ACfOI!s the country, Sen. ¥WB conference that even · a Party VIctory 1'l'llomas J. ·Mcintyre, D-N.H., lel(ubllcan gain of fd' 1o 50 i Republic$ lenders had saki another adminlslratlo~ · lrbllile seats woold net affect Romney mlrst lead a party . defeaU!d · Hamson R. (!.S.;:.Iorelgn )Iolley. victory, not just wln an : former . Air Bl~F, orce::JI ~ Republicans rode ' 'to individual ' victory' to merit I ' who W~ on . JISsnrU!d Issues coJisliferaUon' in lOOs, "He Is : ed of the , •lng !rom war worries to likely to taw sopporl from ; · . prices and the white potent power bases like New lash. The backlash effect York, ~nder Rockefeller, and · . li · muted, however, and cut Pennsylvania, under Gov.-elect P••.ov··' 4 · ways. Many Republicans Raymond P. Shafer. •• , 1 pit tier C11mpalgna against But a d9(t movement for stales , · ot , Jo on ·and big or "one party" Reagan also' is to be expected In , · of aov ent _and saki a betler from Republlcan eonservatlves Brooke iii: ~ ee ' was needed in C»n- w!lo organized the nomination of Marylat1. •· -. ---- .r : ~ · Barry M. Goldwarer for the : ARaew It· W,lnner ·. · · I ·•· 'lllf'ed. at Reoalto presidential nominatloo in l!NI4. 1 Repub~can Sptro,_ "~~:ylr,~~JII; raUc slrareglsts prl· ' Former Vice President Rich· ' elected governor !Of va were shocked at the Iard M. Nixon obviously Is still over George P. Mahoney, QUI although publicly they available and holding due·bl.Us slngle-lsaue campall!"er b,a)&~g so 1o minimize their Hous.> from many of the can1idn!•" against open housing lk)fs ilflh losses. They eharacrerlzed them ' elecU!d Tuesday-candidates for ' the slogan, "your holll!! Is 'YQIJr IS ~ retu.rn to what they now Iwhom he campaigned tlreles.. castle -protect II." we"' ptctur!ng as the pre-LBJ ly this year. The Democrats unseated two "normal" margin between De- [- Despite losses of one House Republican governors. 69c VALUI lllOirars aBJI Republicans, •seal in Mississippi allll two mICurtis defealed Gov. John Reed B¥1,. ~ fact was \bey had IAlabama, the Republicans Maine and Robert Docking, • flgu~ ~ lOf! only 25 to 35 larged their beachhead in son of the late Gov. George JIOiise seiis, 8s the inevitable South. . 'OI\fler·lrDoc~kiiilng~,.iheiiaiiit.iGo;i;vii.;;;Wiiilll•l•am=R 10c product · 411 a non-presidential Wlnthl'Op RockefeUer, br eleclion. .Bqice 1912 when the of the New York stare Ho~ menl!"'rshlp was !lied executive, was elected 4~35' lhe a•~rage loss of the of Arkansas over an arcb . In · rt•r In off-year ..... gaUonisl, Jim Johnson·, •Inc• ~ JIIOn.r .11 b •1.00 VALUI ....D-" ~ your , .... ~·•Wll list elecllOIIS 'has en 341 sealll. Republlcan Claud~ Kirk Jr. tuntd? lvt'l tmlrumtnl I mplete returns abowed elected governor of """II should .. luritd tt '"'' the publl.eJI!ll .. bad eleeted 174 Robert K,ing !Ugh, a%~:~~ lllwlct Vtor. minor PtrhiJII ~ pl1no trtttdt lnt ..your pen· elates f'1 ' the House allll mayor of MiltJnl, and oiYO ropalra like ·replacing a led In U other rices for an ean Howard Bam Jr. broken otrln, or a omoll pit.. lndlCfted toW bf 185, compared elecU!d to the Serulte of loll. 45cValue t.ilb lbe ItO they won In 191M. Tennessee over Gov. Frank G. llot1,7 ~ 11' : ' In~::: 242 allllled ClemenL CeHWY In a. an lndlealed · lloldt· Nlmtr Lead Iota! of . with their 111M In·,llte ~\O,. jillere llellli were ' I 51lLE DU'S ERS PIANO SERVICING · .· arid wao ·; .. Repllbllc~. at. !llreyt' ls t7 ' ASSORT.ED tOLORS 72 INCH WIDTH . 4-CAN PACif . Non·Toxic Colon .NYLON NET PLAY-DOH ' ·, Bright Holiday Color f;"'•'· Colat. . • . 12 QT. C:4PACITY ·, "EG. $1.00 VALUES · ' •• .,;:1,' ., ., . -~~. '. Chapman · Canaday only I In the Middle Black Nm to Elberhl. . BAKER FURNITURE · POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI STOll MIDDLEPORT, OHIO free.. .-~~~~~ng GREAT GIFT at K&C ~~~~- · WiQl 3Solf~.50::~~r Fomily Crown Pill ....... ·Modell . . . . , . ... ..no.H.., . ........ • • • DOANS PILLS ~ ~scV•Iue 5c • • • • - - • • • \': ' \" I' ·I ' l9c or Chewing Gum 10 29C 43c for 35cValue CREST Tooth Paste 24cValue 73c KLEENEX 16c $2.00 Value Cre1111.of Roses . TAMPAX · CLEANSING '· ULTRA SHEER CREAM Sol•· 'ric• Seamless Hose $1.00 Just Receiveill It NEW SHIPMENT A of Beautiful ., ' BLENKO GLAsSWARE I I GUARANTEED FIRsT _QUALITY R ~ .• j ·each EX LAX CANDY . .•:w.., ..,.. ·. I .. yd. -~ ....... - - - - · - - - -- - . - ----.r'- · ---·~- I(ITCHEN ·-Knl~!¥:9ptJ.t:,.~i!>~ ., .,..•.'~ ·WITH METAl BAIL . c ---------- ... From ••• Raoms af Furniture ,PtA~Tlt PAILS 4-Color Asst. c ~Ion. 1n · the ihcucatod Now ••• 3 JERGENS BATH SOAP 3 r.r22c IJI•• · Wa!Prt Start Your Christmas eANTIQUED BROWN eBIACK SCOPE MOUTH WASH • • • -59c ~·~~ llelta.se•ta. .Plan and Datetime """"""====.... i .il•·":~~trJ:~ Sizes 7-11 e BENEDICTINE eCORDOVAN BEDROOM LIVING ROOM 0 0 81 woo· for 0 SM COCHISE 1 T~:~:=tst~~ . LADIES QUILTED HO~,D~Y For Poytime • ZONITE Regullr $5.98 Value c Salad Olshos Cups & Mugs Custerd Cups BebyDish Trays . Subjects '. 1 i'\li'5f·. GOWNS ! Reg. $1 .99 Values -- 'I'· Jumbo Box of 21 Bell!ll~l Asst. Design• CHRISTtMS FANCY PLASTIC . I . Sizes Sm., Med., Lat., Ex-Large 1 ly Polk up Greenup 10 :45 p.m.; Ravenswood up Greenup H·15 p. m.; Polly R. up Greenup 12: 10 a. m., Elisha Woods down Greenup 12 :30 a. m.; BrimeFtone dowJI Greenup 2:05 a.m.; Pennsylvania down :25 a. m.; Philip Sporn Greenup 6·45 a. m.; L. up 3cl5 a. m.; A. D. Haines up Greenup 8:211 a. m.; bara Gay down Meldahl p. m.; Ira C. Bills up Meldahl 6A5 p. m.: Cotton Queen down Meldahi 9:20 p. m. ; Pamela D.. down Meldahl 12:10 a. m.; Mama Lear up Meldahl 2:15 a. m.; Boc-K down Meldabl 6:50 a.m. If you plan to build, remodel or repair Golllpolls Dam - Baby up JOe 55 p. m. ; C.'harles <lou. II ,.- ,,· come see us •nd lllve nowl enson down 12:50 a. m.; Easton up 2;30 a. m.; EIJ!er-1 OCTOBIII SPECIAL cliff down 3:35 a. m.; nmwar>d l A! Low ,_ down 4:20 a. m. ; J. S. Le••is ll - - - - ~·· \httl drJwn 4:50 a. m. ; FrankUn P~erce up 5:45 a. m. ; Wayne 11 . up 7:15 a. m.: H. E. Bowles up 8c20 a. m. Kanawha River down London 4:55 a. m.; 0. F. Shearer down Marmet 10:lli m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down Mat· II MASON W. VA. mel 4:10 a. m. ; Fort Delli'· II Phone 77a.l554 CIUtfll.i." j)orn up Marmet 4:30 a. m.; Anof - Doll..., Franklin B. up Marmet 6 a.m.; IL.______,;;.;;;;._...;'.__..;..,...;.......,.;. ~ s 99 . I CAR·LO-A-D ~. Each I MORE SAVINGS'' FOR FALL FIX-UP TIMEf · tn ON E~E MISTY .,COLORS N I down Greenup 6:25 p. m.; . ' I :Js ·;. ·.. BLACK- WHITE and ASST. BUY .AT J~E: ST~RE. That ffAJU,RES.' GUARANnED MERCHANDISE ••• AT THE... LOWEST PRIIGS ••• You C~n't Miss Being R " I Ri Vef News ', ~ h'b' t 1 or" are his maternal grandrath- 1 George Zuspal. l r., and with 1ex 1 • tr .C. p Nibert of Hogsett. her parents. Mr. a.td Mrs. Jr..rhn I Several members c<we,nrtennit~ees and paternal grandmother, Mrs. McDanieL , pointed to serve on Mary VanSickle of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Mitch· for 1967. They are Better Funeral arrangements will be ell and daughter, Miss Kathy ing, Mrs. Billie Ca~to of llle onnounced la ter by thf' Mohr · Zuspan, all of Columbus, Ohio, Ann Bailey Club; C1vlc Respon· Steve ns Funeral home. visited over the weekend with sibiliUes, Mrs. L. D. Mallory, tlospifa1 w. \ta. .Y, .. , I Dty,AIIO•y, -7:00t115'l30 . S.tur~ay ,Nights.' :r·u I IT'S 1 . 1 4 . . Supplemental. annuities for in addHion to the r•gular rail· mueh their' ben<fllll W!'fe twig-service railroad · · workers road retiremeDI annuity, . wiD •4 ~r the ·tllll5 lejjislatlon. awarded annuities by the 1\1111· range froin $45 a month for em- The 71Jer cent tnerea-se;road Retirement Board afrer ployees with 25 years o! J!erY· lbe same · llinlla&lons, also June 11166 are provided by a, ice to $'10 a month for employ- pli.. to future beneficiaries. mendments to the railroad re- ees with 30 or more years 81 However, retired tirement Jaws signed by · tM service. The amount of the sup- receiving the new President on Oct. 30, 1966. plemental benefit may be re tal ann~ltles w.ill generally According to c. P. Young, duced if the employee recelv.. be entitled to the ,additlo(l81 manager ol the BQard's HUm. a private ,pension financed , in per cent. lnglon, w. Va. dlslrlct office, whole or in part by his rail· Tbese benefit increases will the legislation also provides a road. financed by raisin& the regular· !I 7-per eent increase In I he The supplemental annuity pion railroad retirement tax on monthly annuities of many ben- came about as a -result of an ployers and employees alike by eliclaries oo the Board's .rolls agreeme11t between railway Ia- one-fourth oil per cent of credlhat is in line with last year'~ hor and management and will !table eamlngs, Increase In social security bene- be in effect for a 5-year perind New c~eeb maiieil JIJIIIIII'l' I. fils. Other legislation provides beginning November I, 11166. - The new benefits and the in· I annuities to surviving children 'l'lle plan is financed entire!)' creases in benefits aged 18-21 attending school full by employers by means ot a above wUI be paid by the Board time and makes other improve- special tax ol 2 centa on each without any actio~ . OIJ the pjU'I ments, mainly of a technical na· hour worked by employees. of the persons entitled to them. lure. Increases in regular an"ul· The development of tbe j Supplemental annuides-Rali· ties - About half of the present ed information and the , road employees awarded annui· beneficiaries will receive in- tion of the necessary ties on or after July I, 11166, creases in their monthly annul· lions will take .Ome lime. ran receive a supplemental an· ties. Railroad beneficiaries who Board urges all lnreresU!d nuity at age 65, providing they ·did not get an increase in their sons not to Inquire or write have at least 25 years of rall- social security or railroad re- bout these benefits at this time. road service and a recent at· tirement benefits under the Con:espondence will orily tachment 10 the industry. The 1965 social security amendments down the payment of theile II benefit, which will be payable will receive the full 7-per cent ~efits. The Board expects raise. The others will' litller 1110st adjustments In hen.efil jl gel less than 7 per tlwi(or, no rares will be reflected in Avery of Kansas. ' , k Republicans displaced Demo- , increase, fiepending on •>J!ow January I, 1967, chee s. cratic governors in states . �. •. 1G-llall7 l!entlne'!, Pomei:oy-ll14dleport, 0., Nov. 9, 1988 •·' c · .~ J, ' ·' • · u I -~ ' .,. 'I'' ' i . ,·. Mr.VanSi~kle el!"lap~la-; Mason ' ' Q~,~~y,;(;'~,$~-~;:· : s~~·· '·"' Of Kanauga Dies T_uesday I ;j •· .CoUIIIy were-llilolllclaUy, 't'r llatod 1y · ll)ldalnt. Tbe ' II ' . PT ' , • . ~~ . ·. 1<..... . ••,.•. -"···" f•·' ,. ' JILEAs,ANT - ·.Tradillolh jOI'ityJjl i· . ' If.,· ; .. '·a 11?6 majority. · Re ublte11n Ms!lOII coonty ' 1n the (loqoty Comni\§slo!M'rl. 'J1Ie Lewis DlstJ'I.ct rac,e · proo\IIICI8 Ia the couaty ,;re ;~~ trui 10 form with the Cfllln· race Repullll~n' 'Ll\~~ce GeH Jtl~lce of ~eace elso ~~ ·an ."tumed 111 a reaso'J.'ble t'y candidates on tbe republle11n to$. Jr., palled ~.911'1 wtes .l'hile\ pu~Uean w1th Gall Faire3 •oar wlllo the 111'11 reoul,_ar stare wtnning both hotly con· his,opponent q. A.. (Al) Biggs gelling 1,415 votes wlille · ritlllg at 8 p. m. allll dlllaot tested unty-wide races. )-.ceived 3,69f, giving G'erlach rumbent Rby Kincaid, Jr., PT. P~EASANT - Garland pnelne(:ID the eOIU"IIIoD"' for co ,. po!IJ!!I l,«ll votes. . Lee VanStckle, 31, • Kanauga, labulalioa at 11 ,30 11• !Ill, , Incumbent House of Delegation A.ttend. A·1btg vote ill 0 . restdent was dead on arTlV· 'I'll~ voting was coastdfred gates candida~ Brerry • . , 11 at St. Marys Hospital, Hunt· good wllb. an estimated 55 (R) led the complete ~Auxili11ry Me'i!tl~i Pl.nt Valley Hospital ingtnn, Tuesday afternoon He ; ~r cent of tbe registered vot· national: state and county, NEW HtYEN - Nine J)lem. Admllled"- Mrs. John Bum- inornil>g was an employee of the Amerl·' ers turplllg out. bers of the American liegion ••rner, west CQiuinbla; . ua•'lOI 8 record 4,650 votes besting ran Car and Foundry Co., and . oppone~t democrat Auxiliary ol N~w Haven' att.;nd- ,WhltUJliiton, Buffalo; Mrs. 1 Lawrence Plants by a 1,596 his body was found in the plant ed the Fourth District l:onven- e11 Brinker, Mason: Rev. Unofficial reports indicate he · · lion at the Legion Home ·b,lles Thompson, Pt. Pleo!lllnl; might have been a victim. of Parkersburg on Sunday. 'l'lle Cretorla Patrerson, Pl. . electmal shock. He served two \ ~ New Haven group received a ant. years In the Army during the __ _ _ cash prize for having their ' Dloebarged - Kathy Woo•m· l Korean conflict. I Mrs. R. T. Blessing enrered l quota of members for 1966-77. et , Pt. Pleasant; Patricia He was born at Hogsett, W.:the Pleasant Valley Hospital on AtU!nding were Thelma Cape- PI Pleasant; Mrs. Jan1esl Va.. on May 28, 1935. son of i Friday and was scheduled to bart, Freda Hart, Eleanor crMdock, Pt. Pleasant: Sha,,_l Foster and Rena Nibert Van- undergo surgery Wednesday. Roush, Lola Weaver, Charlotte ta Kay Freeman, Hogsett. Sickle, who survtve, and restde · Mr. Bob Roush of Mason is MASON _ The Mason Roush, Helen Knapp; · Ella DJrtbs _ Mr. and Mrs. at Kanauga. He was • member turkey hunting at Brandyville, ty Home Demonstration Roush, all of New Haven: Ma- ert Wamsley, Pl. Pleasant, ol ttle AFL-ClO. va. ' are planning a Christmas ry Roush, Mason-; and Mary daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Lelltndl In Wldilion to his parents, he Mr. and Mrs. Howard Huck shop on December 5th at 10 Aumiller, Hartford, W. Va. van Merer, Pt. Pleasant; a Is survived by a son. Garland and familly ol Leesville, V~., m. at Krodel Park. PoM Jr. , at home, a~d by two broth· , visited over the weekend Wlth isant. Demanstratio1:..; on mak· , ers and three s1sters, Dale and , Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jenks. ing Christmas decorations and 1 Mike both of Kanauga.. Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Zuspan, gilts will be given. A . .•. Janice Howwell of Galhpoli~. Jr., and son of Neark, Ohio, dinner will be served at noon. . , a~tJ,. -Norma Jean and Deb~Je visited over the weekend with All club members are urged to ,. On the national' 'tic~~ bent · U. :~ : · READY . FOR YQU! PpENS'.B!.G'TOY ·DI~,· · '-""'m"'"ili!l.i-·'-'"'4# Mason p..rsonal Worksho"ps are , W' alwtkys· have I ·fine 'a~leci!O!t' O110·,YI for••Chrllt· I lllme; · u. Thfl ~ear's telection· r& e~eagtlol!l · jg.k and select. Use Pickelll' Lay-Away Plan! Planned on December Sth PJCK~NS HAI(DWA~E , . -~ . . · .,Muc!n, iiiii ,j, ft .. . OPEN . THURSPAY TIL . 5 ~ Sue. both at home. Other surv 1v· his parents, Mr . and Mrs. • sav•ng· IMr. and Mrs. George Zuspan, Pioneer; Healtq, Mrs. James ' Sr. Blain, Illahee Club, Human Susan, Christy and Stevie . Resources, Mrs. Harold Lew1s, Roush or Addison visiU!d on Pocahontas; Cultural ' Tuesday with their grandpar- ment, Mrs. Ray 0 i ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dar reI i need ; International Jenks. ship, Mrs. Ray Fox, 1 PT. PLE,\SANT _ Mrs. LP- Homemakers Club: on a K. Ramsey , 54. Columbu~. Resources, Mrs. Carolyn Ohio, former .resident or Mase\VS field: Pleasant . i "" Cuuntv died Monday in HoiClub, Safety, Mtss Mary :· · lips Haven Home Demonstra· zer IIospttal afte~· a long Jllness. Admissions . ' Cl b She was born m Pt. Pleasant Mrs Thomas C. Breech, Ade-llion u_._ _ __ on Januar 22, t9 t2. a daughter . D . R . F' ld 142 or the late June and Ida Shif· ia1de r., onme ' \ s, 1 E DAUGHTER BOliN , le t Atkinson She was a mem· 'Fourth Ave. ; Mrs~~~c aeMrs MASON -<Mr;' aod Mrs, :li> ber of the Zwn Baptlst Churrn. ' Cochra~ 6 ~ ~coRt 2·~··dwell : an Sayre, Mason, are announc- 1 Surviving are her huoband. ' Be-oste · .11 " ' R.t 1 'c ' ing the birth of a daughter on . : W1. 1bur W1 1ams I . v· rown. November 3rd at the PI e_asanl George; daughter, Mrs. VIr· g•nia Whitlatch. Middleport,! City; Mrs. ~an:adeii' Mtnton: Valley Hospital, \heir first Ohio ; brother, Jerry Atkinson, ~rs. Paul ·. urs:e J~hn erce~ child. and named Lisa Kay. She Pt. Pleasa nt; sis ter, Marie Bur- i vo lle Star Rt. · ~ j. r M · weighed 6 pounds and 8 ounces. grss. Pt. Pleasant, 10 grand· Thacker. Rt. 2 a1 IJlO IS; u": Grandparents are Mr. and th ildren and 4 great grandchil· Wtllard G. Fox,TrRt.ll CNhor~l p. Mrs. Hoyt Sayre, Jr., Mason: rlren. Mrs. James E. en' es re ; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elswick, 2 p.m. Thursday in the Mohr· Brenda Sue .Jefferson, ~l. : Bim, W. Va. Great grandpar· 0 Stevens Funeral Home with the\ Pt. Ple~nt, Mrs. Ons · 0 enLs are Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hev. Art Marcum ofnciating. son, Maso~; Mrs. Ethel Er· Sayre, Sr., Letart, W. Va. : Mr. Burial will he in the Lewis \ ~ren_ch, Mt~dleport; .Mrs. na and Mr!J, ~PrY Rf)tmi(e, .. . · ro·metery at G!illlpoll! Ferry. ,G. Smes, Middleport, M~. Ev. on. Great greaf grandmolher F: iends may r"ll at the funmt erett Wllhams, Wellston, Mrs. ' Mrs. May HooSier, Cntes. W. h•me. .Noah Woods, Rt. S Oak H•li: Va. IMrs. Mila Potter, Rt. 2 Green. ·up, Ky.; Mrs. Virgil L. Craig, ATTI!ND MEETING Rl. 3 Wellston; Mrs. Norlnan MASON - Five Wahama StuR. Poe, Jackson; Lawrence :E. dent Council· members . along ·-. :Surrell, Wellston. with their advisor, Mrs. Gauge rea"lngs - Gafti- l Blrtlu . sell Capeh,rt, ~!tended "lllCient poliS Dam 12.1 14 _2 running ~ Mrs. Norman R. Poe, Jack· \nerhassett Dtslrtct •• \ feet on rollers.'Pom~roy. Mas- \son, 6:40 a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Council meeting l~st week at or out. Pt. Pleasant 2uo, Hin- ~ Paul E. Russell, !,lercemlle the Wirt County Htgh School, ton 1. 95 falling, Kanawha Falls Star Rt., daughter, U5 a.m.\Ehzahet!1, W. Va. Students at-. 5.6; faliing , Charleston 19.43, Tue~day ; Mrs. Ralph K Besco, rending were Jeanine failing. London was running one i Gallt~ohs, daughrer, 10.24 p.m. v1ck1 May, Stev~ Fowler,. . half foot Marmet one-quarter ' Tue.<~ay. 1Hart and .Gtegg Giblis. loot and' Winfield dam was on \ Discharges . . . ' . Albert A. Kuhn, Mrs . William Poor vehicle mamtenance 1 1 th e Sl · ' · causeo f ll'. ·cc:idents,.:sa:ys Boat Movements: !Garner, Mrs. Maude J ohnson, a maJor Ob' R' _ Zimmer down IGary Steams, Larry Thompson, Department of Htghway ',~ tver . Vulcan up 15 .' Ernest Fetty, Mrs. Ray Jeffers, ty. G~r.~rd against the added , 14 5 0 1 p. ~-~ ·Louisiana up 15,IMrs. Helen Savage, _Mrs. R. .H. haza:ds of winter dri_vi~g 3 . K tuck ian up 15 IJohnson, Mrs. Halite Radchll, making sure your car JS m 6. 30 : P~. m~·., :drew Calhou~ Mrs. R. G. Nibert and !nlanl driving_ condi\i:.. on:..'_ _ __ 7 50 up 15 2·05 a. m.- Esso Pennsylh d . Reli- Beaver down Marmet 6:30 a. son, Mrs. Lerry C. Nort an . . ' · 16 3. t'o vama . a.. mm.,. Jenks rn.; JeIferson up w·mfi1eld 6·25 f t dau"•'te bl up 17 , 7·30 . .man .. . r, Mrs . K. H. a ~ 8u~_ 30 ' · m Per;;; Jr. up p. m.; Tammy White up Win- Lump and infant son, Mrs. R. ~:. 7' .: ma; N~tionai up 18, field 12:05 a. m. C. Morgan. allll Infant son. 7:25 a. m.; Walter Williamson down 19, 3:5ll a. m.; Peggy Downey up 19, 7:15a. m.; ana Bosworth down 20, 6:30 m.; Alice and John K. down l Bellville 6:20 a. m.; Mr. Criss l up 22, 5:20 p. m.; Queen City down 21, tl :50 p.m.: Rose G. Mrs, Ramsey of • C Iumbus DIes Com,.r• ~t $6.95 . 1 ' (Construction Grade) BEST PRICE in the VALLEY 4.25 Paneling Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY. . ~ 0 . ................,.... ARDS "' 52x72 FLANNEL BACK, LADIES'. WARM · TABLE COVERS . Asst. Patterns • , . 9c SAVE NOWI · ' oo· '" I . lOX of II " ASST. PAnERNS COnON fl,ANNELElTE Com~re ~I 1;;.'?9 22 '• ., LADIES' STIRRUP STYLE NO-IRON- PERM-PH$$ STRHCH PANTS ~- Pre-Christmas SPECIAL GLASSWARE NEVER NEEDS IRONING 't · BLACK ••.. Sizes·l 0 to 1'8 F and A 5 H PLA:STICS One Large Table Of BETTER GLASSWARE and PLASTICS s I 0 N 5 lilac~ Color. ZIPPERED FRONt QUILtED UNINcJ VALUES TO 19c EACH TANKER JACKETS MENS DRESS STYLE .•. ALL RUBBER $A· , ·· ~ Fine American· M•de LADIES' MOLDED SOLE 4-Buckle ARCTICS CANVAS. SNEAKERS SIZES 4 to 9 WHITE SPECIAL PRICI -Arizona, Arkansas,C~ll~~o~~~:: \1 Florida, Maryland, ~ 25, counting two holdovers. Jncomplere returns showed Nevada and New Mexico. ;. . · · . . · . Two Democratic giants felled Rep. Howard H. (Bo) Callaway 01 tile 48 Democrats who 10 . the Republican comeback narrowly ahead of . . seats from Republicans in <CQnllnued lr'f' Page 1) drtve were Sen. Paul . H. ,Maddox, another segregatoomst t964 anti-Goldwater landslide, >ff.year vores. Douglas, D-IlL, 74-year-old Ide·\ Democrat. sought reelection. Twenty-four I bme crusader for hberal . Nadonal GolDI 1 nd G Ed nd G The GOP gained two r were reeleeled or leadmg on the . causes. a ov. mu , b . f. let ret rns and The GOP ptchd up seata an Brown of California. Douglas House seats each in Texas and aslS o mcomp e u. across · the natlon .-from · Jost lo Percy, a youthful new ,Virginia and one ~ach 1D ~were def~~~d ~~~~lm:~ven l :onneellcut and Florida on the face in the GOP, and Brown ITennessee, North Carohna, Ark- All of . . Bast Coast to California .and lost to Reagan, tbe new favorire ansas and Florida. Rep. Harold i Democratic freshmen, d' Qr, ~on in 11M! west. · of Republican .conservatives, 10. Cooley, D-N.C. , chairman ol ~ ~me who had been counte 1 Th It tot lly 1 . Ithe House Agricullure Commi~ hkely casual\les, were returned.! , e __ P"1 em! wasea aag I Among Republican presiden- 1ree for 16 of the past 18 •ears So were Washington's four first 1 ' 11h.eren Y rsbl' o tl aI prospecIs , Romney def'm1te. was defeated. ' abo trom tbe wo1 R ..,rm Democra Is . But tr ad't' 110n· ~~~ 8,::,. we~ ~~~ui;~~: ly helped ~irnself wilh his easy i There was no easy way to ~ily Republican Iowa, . whkh , South. Tbe Democral.. regained victory ove; Democrat Zolton measure the Impact of issues lurned all but one of 1ts SJX : SOl ,p of these southern seats ~eren~obwbf)lp al~ ~~lped k:' like while backlash, Viet Nam Hrn;~ se~~ ov~r to d rr . 'fuesday but it wasn't nearly I Seen. Ger!f' · n m '" e and grocery prices on tbel!f • a re urne to 0 ;ce ' enough to offset the general . nate. fl m won over former · election results. . 10r sure only one of the fiVe. l GOP lrend Sllf·lerm Gov. G. Mennen In Oregon Hatfleltl was .Three had lost and one was Tlie GOP never had any Williams. Two Michigan GOP i leading Rep. Robert B. Duncan, trailing. choilce of winning control of House candidates also rode the a Democratic backer of admi· !.t ==~ Congress but its gains exceeded Romney ~!lad to VIctory and nlstration Viet Nam p r ~, 1den 1 Johns6n's worst Incomplete returns lndicaU!d Republican standards, Hat·JielcliJ ·. Wh'l ki f that three others may Jwn : w., .. assed as a dove Iear.s. 1 e rna ng no ore- them I ~- -r. · casll, Johnson told a r~t ! · ACfOI!s the country, Sen. ¥WB conference that even · a Party VIctory 1'l'llomas J. ·Mcintyre, D-N.H., lel(ubllcan gain of fd' 1o 50 i Republic$ lenders had saki another adminlslratlo~ · lrbllile seats woold net affect Romney mlrst lead a party . defeaU!d · Hamson R. (!.S.;:.Iorelgn )Iolley. victory, not just wln an : former . Air Bl~F, orce::JI ~ Republicans rode ' 'to individual ' victory' to merit I ' who W~ on . JISsnrU!d Issues coJisliferaUon' in lOOs, "He Is : ed of the , •lng !rom war worries to likely to taw sopporl from ; · . prices and the white potent power bases like New lash. The backlash effect York, ~nder Rockefeller, and · . li · muted, however, and cut Pennsylvania, under Gov.-elect P••.ov··' 4 · ways. Many Republicans Raymond P. Shafer. •• , 1 pit tier C11mpalgna against But a d9(t movement for stales , · ot , Jo on ·and big or "one party" Reagan also' is to be expected In , · of aov ent _and saki a betler from Republlcan eonservatlves Brooke iii: ~ ee ' was needed in C»n- w!lo organized the nomination of Marylat1. •· -. ---- .r : ~ · Barry M. Goldwarer for the : ARaew It· W,lnner ·. · · I ·•· 'lllf'ed. at Reoalto presidential nominatloo in l!NI4. 1 Repub~can Sptro,_ "~~:ylr,~~JII; raUc slrareglsts prl· ' Former Vice President Rich· ' elected governor !Of va were shocked at the Iard M. Nixon obviously Is still over George P. Mahoney, QUI although publicly they available and holding due·bl.Us slngle-lsaue campall!"er b,a)&~g so 1o minimize their Hous.> from many of the can1idn!•" against open housing lk)fs ilflh losses. They eharacrerlzed them ' elecU!d Tuesday-candidates for ' the slogan, "your holll!! Is 'YQIJr IS ~ retu.rn to what they now Iwhom he campaigned tlreles.. castle -protect II." we"' ptctur!ng as the pre-LBJ ly this year. The Democrats unseated two "normal" margin between De- [- Despite losses of one House Republican governors. 69c VALUI lllOirars aBJI Republicans, •seal in Mississippi allll two mICurtis defealed Gov. John Reed B¥1,. ~ fact was \bey had IAlabama, the Republicans Maine and Robert Docking, • flgu~ ~ lOf! only 25 to 35 larged their beachhead in son of the late Gov. George JIOiise seiis, 8s the inevitable South. . 'OI\fler·lrDoc~kiiilng~,.iheiiaiiit.iGo;i;vii.;;;Wiiilll•l•am=R 10c product · 411 a non-presidential Wlnthl'Op RockefeUer, br eleclion. .Bqice 1912 when the of the New York stare Ho~ menl!"'rshlp was !lied executive, was elected 4~35' lhe a•~rage loss of the of Arkansas over an arcb . In · rt•r In off-year ..... gaUonisl, Jim Johnson·, •Inc• ~ JIIOn.r .11 b •1.00 VALUI ....D-" ~ your , .... ~·•Wll list elecllOIIS 'has en 341 sealll. Republlcan Claud~ Kirk Jr. tuntd? lvt'l tmlrumtnl I mplete returns abowed elected governor of """II should .. luritd tt '"'' the publl.eJI!ll .. bad eleeted 174 Robert K,ing !Ugh, a%~:~~ lllwlct Vtor. minor PtrhiJII ~ pl1no trtttdt lnt ..your pen· elates f'1 ' the House allll mayor of MiltJnl, and oiYO ropalra like ·replacing a led In U other rices for an ean Howard Bam Jr. broken otrln, or a omoll pit.. lndlCfted toW bf 185, compared elecU!d to the Serulte of loll. 45cValue t.ilb lbe ItO they won In 191M. Tennessee over Gov. Frank G. llot1,7 ~ 11' : ' In~::: 242 allllled ClemenL CeHWY In a. an lndlealed · lloldt· Nlmtr Lead Iota! of . with their 111M In·,llte ~\O,. jillere llellli were ' I 51lLE DU'S ERS PIANO SERVICING · .· arid wao ·; .. Repllbllc~. at. !llreyt' ls t7 ' ASSORT.ED tOLORS 72 INCH WIDTH . 4-CAN PACif . Non·Toxic Colon .NYLON NET PLAY-DOH ' ·, Bright Holiday Color f;"'•'· Colat. . • . 12 QT. C:4PACITY ·, "EG. $1.00 VALUES · ' •• .,;:1,' ., ., . -~~. '. Chapman · Canaday only I In the Middle Black Nm to Elberhl. . BAKER FURNITURE · POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI STOll MIDDLEPORT, OHIO free.. .-~~~~~ng GREAT GIFT at K&C ~~~~- · WiQl 3Solf~.50::~~r Fomily Crown Pill ....... ·Modell . . . . , . ... ..no.H.., . ........ • • • DOANS PILLS ~ ~scV•Iue 5c • • • • - - • • • \': ' \" I' ·I ' l9c or Chewing Gum 10 29C 43c for 35cValue CREST Tooth Paste 24cValue 73c KLEENEX 16c $2.00 Value Cre1111.of Roses . TAMPAX · CLEANSING '· ULTRA SHEER CREAM Sol•· 'ric• Seamless Hose $1.00 Just Receiveill It NEW SHIPMENT A of Beautiful ., ' BLENKO GLAsSWARE I I GUARANTEED FIRsT _QUALITY R ~ .• j ·each EX LAX CANDY . .•:w.., ..,.. ·. I .. yd. -~ ....... - - - - · - - - -- - . - ----.r'- · ---·~- I(ITCHEN ·-Knl~!¥:9ptJ.t:,.~i!>~ ., .,..•.'~ ·WITH METAl BAIL . c ---------- ... From ••• Raoms af Furniture ,PtA~Tlt PAILS 4-Color Asst. c ~Ion. 1n · the ihcucatod Now ••• 3 JERGENS BATH SOAP 3 r.r22c IJI•• · Wa!Prt Start Your Christmas eANTIQUED BROWN eBIACK SCOPE MOUTH WASH • • • -59c ~·~~ llelta.se•ta. .Plan and Datetime """"""====.... i .il•·":~~trJ:~ Sizes 7-11 e BENEDICTINE eCORDOVAN BEDROOM LIVING ROOM 0 0 81 woo· for 0 SM COCHISE 1 T~:~:=tst~~ . LADIES QUILTED HO~,D~Y For Poytime • ZONITE Regullr $5.98 Value c Salad Olshos Cups & Mugs Custerd Cups BebyDish Trays . Subjects '. 1 i'\li'5f·. GOWNS ! Reg. $1 .99 Values -- 'I'· Jumbo Box of 21 Bell!ll~l Asst. Design• CHRISTtMS FANCY PLASTIC . I . Sizes Sm., Med., Lat., Ex-Large 1 ly Polk up Greenup 10 :45 p.m.; Ravenswood up Greenup H·15 p. m.; Polly R. up Greenup 12: 10 a. m., Elisha Woods down Greenup 12 :30 a. m.; BrimeFtone dowJI Greenup 2:05 a.m.; Pennsylvania down :25 a. m.; Philip Sporn Greenup 6·45 a. m.; L. up 3cl5 a. m.; A. D. Haines up Greenup 8:211 a. m.; bara Gay down Meldahl p. m.; Ira C. Bills up Meldahl 6A5 p. m.: Cotton Queen down Meldahi 9:20 p. m. ; Pamela D.. down Meldahl 12:10 a. m.; Mama Lear up Meldahl 2:15 a. m.; Boc-K down Meldabl 6:50 a.m. If you plan to build, remodel or repair Golllpolls Dam - Baby up JOe 55 p. m. ; C.'harles <lou. II ,.- ,,· come see us •nd lllve nowl enson down 12:50 a. m.; Easton up 2;30 a. m.; EIJ!er-1 OCTOBIII SPECIAL cliff down 3:35 a. m.; nmwar>d l A! Low ,_ down 4:20 a. m. ; J. S. Le••is ll - - - - ~·· \httl drJwn 4:50 a. m. ; FrankUn P~erce up 5:45 a. m. ; Wayne 11 . up 7:15 a. m.: H. E. Bowles up 8c20 a. m. Kanawha River down London 4:55 a. m.; 0. F. Shearer down Marmet 10:lli m.; Lucy Jane Lucas down Mat· II MASON W. VA. mel 4:10 a. m. ; Fort Delli'· II Phone 77a.l554 CIUtfll.i." j)orn up Marmet 4:30 a. m.; Anof - Doll..., Franklin B. up Marmet 6 a.m.; IL.______,;;.;;;;._...;'.__..;..,...;.......,.;. ~ s 99 . I CAR·LO-A-D ~. Each I MORE SAVINGS'' FOR FALL FIX-UP TIMEf · tn ON E~E MISTY .,COLORS N I down Greenup 6:25 p. m.; . ' I :Js ·;. ·.. BLACK- WHITE and ASST. BUY .AT J~E: ST~RE. That ffAJU,RES.' GUARANnED MERCHANDISE ••• AT THE... LOWEST PRIIGS ••• You C~n't Miss Being R " I Ri Vef News ', ~ h'b' t 1 or" are his maternal grandrath- 1 George Zuspal. l r., and with 1ex 1 • tr .C. p Nibert of Hogsett. her parents. Mr. a.td Mrs. Jr..rhn I Several members c<we,nrtennit~ees and paternal grandmother, Mrs. McDanieL , pointed to serve on Mary VanSickle of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Mitch· for 1967. They are Better Funeral arrangements will be ell and daughter, Miss Kathy ing, Mrs. Billie Ca~to of llle onnounced la ter by thf' Mohr · Zuspan, all of Columbus, Ohio, Ann Bailey Club; C1vlc Respon· Steve ns Funeral home. visited over the weekend with sibiliUes, Mrs. L. D. Mallory, tlospifa1 w. \ta. .Y, .. , I Dty,AIIO•y, -7:00t115'l30 . S.tur~ay ,Nights.' :r·u I IT'S 1 . 1 4 . . Supplemental. annuities for in addHion to the r•gular rail· mueh their' ben<fllll W!'fe twig-service railroad · · workers road retiremeDI annuity, . wiD •4 ~r the ·tllll5 lejjislatlon. awarded annuities by the 1\1111· range froin $45 a month for em- The 71Jer cent tnerea-se;road Retirement Board afrer ployees with 25 years o! J!erY· lbe same · llinlla&lons, also June 11166 are provided by a, ice to $'10 a month for employ- pli.. to future beneficiaries. mendments to the railroad re- ees with 30 or more years 81 However, retired tirement Jaws signed by · tM service. The amount of the sup- receiving the new President on Oct. 30, 1966. plemental benefit may be re tal ann~ltles w.ill generally According to c. P. Young, duced if the employee recelv.. be entitled to the ,additlo(l81 manager ol the BQard's HUm. a private ,pension financed , in per cent. lnglon, w. Va. dlslrlct office, whole or in part by his rail· Tbese benefit increases will the legislation also provides a road. financed by raisin& the regular· !I 7-per eent increase In I he The supplemental annuity pion railroad retirement tax on monthly annuities of many ben- came about as a -result of an ployers and employees alike by eliclaries oo the Board's .rolls agreeme11t between railway Ia- one-fourth oil per cent of credlhat is in line with last year'~ hor and management and will !table eamlngs, Increase In social security bene- be in effect for a 5-year perind New c~eeb maiieil JIJIIIIII'l' I. fils. Other legislation provides beginning November I, 11166. - The new benefits and the in· I annuities to surviving children 'l'lle plan is financed entire!)' creases in benefits aged 18-21 attending school full by employers by means ot a above wUI be paid by the Board time and makes other improve- special tax ol 2 centa on each without any actio~ . OIJ the pjU'I ments, mainly of a technical na· hour worked by employees. of the persons entitled to them. lure. Increases in regular an"ul· The development of tbe j Supplemental annuides-Rali· ties - About half of the present ed information and the , road employees awarded annui· beneficiaries will receive in- tion of the necessary ties on or after July I, 11166, creases in their monthly annul· lions will take .Ome lime. ran receive a supplemental an· ties. Railroad beneficiaries who Board urges all lnreresU!d nuity at age 65, providing they ·did not get an increase in their sons not to Inquire or write have at least 25 years of rall- social security or railroad re- bout these benefits at this time. road service and a recent at· tirement benefits under the Con:espondence will orily tachment 10 the industry. The 1965 social security amendments down the payment of theile II benefit, which will be payable will receive the full 7-per cent ~efits. The Board expects raise. The others will' litller 1110st adjustments In hen.efil jl gel less than 7 per tlwi(or, no rares will be reflected in Avery of Kansas. ' , k Republicans displaced Demo- , increase, fiepending on •>J!ow January I, 1967, chee s. cratic governors in states . �.. .: t' • ~.' .•· • • • I ' • c· . -,. • ' . ,, "' . t { ' .. JAMES A. RHODES (Governor! PAUL ' lt~Ei~ CLOUD JOHN W. BROWN , L. J; "HNNeU:>IIt, JR, HQMIIJ -'BILl (Judg• ,, $uprt~ Cou~l the GOP firmly entrtiiChed for to 11>e people '11 OhJ\>," lhe ~~·· four more yean. . III'D9I' qld. "I'd like to repeal Tbe energetic Rhodes, mwr qaln lhtl 1 have neYer 11ven while, was ••peeled to "-In at nY contkh•r•tlon to .-Y other !Supreme Court Judge) · (1.\MIItorl (l,t. Governor) w. IJ!lQW~ . TED W. BROWN !C,urt ".,.ppllltl ' , ($tcrtllry of Stele) · ·· · · · · · ·· ·· · · . " 1:&-DJl]y Sent!nel, Polll!!fOY·Mlddl•port, 0., Nov. 9, 1968 ~ wai t014·· ohio n~ My, IP:ea tlll1 .... ilve Rhodes a '"ltd four y,ari 1' 0 but.' ~ worll!na majority ·a• he nead> e cabinet meellncl!lday Ill PtJSb office but 10•~ of ~·· I Unpil..;. a. ,d!ied thlt 1tnto his second ~nn which. u~ .. htrder on his prDIII'iOll .ln lin¥ 1J4ve a contract With Qlllo. m-klnl any decl•lon he would der the Ohio Conslltutioa, will · with hi• mandate. l'roblellll Loom study the report of a 1$:1 aludy be hla laal He ap~aret;l ~rtly hum· A! Rllocks apeke, Raama waa colllllliulon. The. Senate waa 01pected to ble a1 he promised an overllow f!tndinlcangratulatltms and uri· 'l'ht GOP COIIIJ'elslDI!~ aweep1 be ~ llepubllcans and 11 Dem· news conference Tuesday night, ing ntmocrall to work wiU1 the cui •eros• tdeolOiiU u ·tM fCrBII compared with the 16-IW ' , "With nil my enthuaiaam, I dod. aovefi!Or and proml•lng that pw ~lecled Taft ·and Whalen otandollln the last f!OSSIOII . Both · lcate myself It mahlnc a 1"'81 J)enlocrats would ~ltempl tD vihose vlewa were shlt'l'ly dll· parties will meet soon to choo,e state araater. 11111k' their voices heard IU de- 1rerent from those of Ashbrook Sen. Tid Gr•y of Piqua as the VIctory Fer Tile People nloping programs and solving and Luken•. Some said II lndl· majority leader and Sen. Fran~ "Ohioans have voted ~r pro. problems, cated a general dissatisfaction W. King of Toledo as minority aram• running lntD the Jt70o," And ~e ~ppeartd perllaps with the Jo~nson adm•nlstra· leader. · i!hodes oald u his wile and to be several 011 the horizon 8$ lion. In the House the GOP. IP,p&r· thrte dauaht~Nl and two sons- both P<'rlles had made about 1411• P••~lte Appearance• . eJltiY h'd a 61" tD 3! edge com: ,; ln-law beamed. the same promises In some Observers noticed lhet Demo· pared w1th a ·~ to 6! majorllj "Thls was not a victory lor fields In their platforms and In era!$ loSt at Dayton, Columbus In the last ses!lon. . . ., lhe candidate," he said. "It "'' their oampalgn. and Lancaster where President Rep. A. G. Lfncloae \!!.-Be!· RALPH W&LKER not a victory for the campaign Both Rhodea and Reams Johnson had campaigned a~d at mont County was expec(i!il to OAKLEY COLLINS ARCHER E. REILLY JOHIII D. HERBERT !27th Rtprtstnlallve, workers. It belongs 10 all the pi'Oinlsed more money for pub. Cinctnnati where Vice President head hiS party In the .llo!ISf , (lllfh S.naklr) IAIMIII•r-Short Term) (Treuu.., of $11 ..) !llate. Out Twe Mqulbt elected. people." · lie achools and they wen Hubert Humphrey had IIOUiht again next term but a flght wa~ And while the GOP Be calle<;l upon Demoerals pledged 10 a!fengthen consider- w lend ' hand, and lalle<;l tD In prospect lor the GOP leadBut that was not to be as all Tbe GOP also won the short- with Its showln8, and Republicans •Uke "to join the hlahway ealety pro- pin In dlsllicts where f;en. ,rshlp Rep. Reller! Reck· ' IC ti .., from p I) Republican incumbents ea!llv ' term fer atidltor 10 fill the foond themselves in great In tD work for progress In grams. They alao were pledged nedy brothe-rs had campa1gned. of C!nkclnn:ll on nu.,. ace won election. They were Lt. remainder !jlte Roger ble. Ohio." i8 a stronaer effort to eombat And they notlfed that tile spea er • av g au • a toruone conclusion but Gov. John W. Brown, Secretary Tracy's term. This means that Then came the Inevitable and water pollution. GOP won II Cllumbus, Alhens, ed from the ftoor leaderahiJ> 1 lhe sizt of his majortiY sur- of State Ted w. BroWQ, Atty. Cloud, now setvlllf ·by. appoint· Their losses wert as question, somewhat lpdlrteUY put the question of llnan<es Cincinnati, MlddletDW!!, and when Cloud became aiJIIIIDr. many ob•ervers and Gen. Wllliam Saxbe, Treasurer mOilt from the .JI'I1'eJ'IIOf, .'!iD In 1112 and while Reams in his pul when somebGdy asked was the bla ont. Reams had Newark jlllert former Vlee But he may be challengl!d "' ' tu1111ed Democrats l"ho i John D. AudiiDr:fiOIO• .sll!p. lri a of wi!eks, conciesslon statement talked of Rhodes II be considered his vic- •aid In the eampalp thtl the President Richard M. Nl•on the top House hoped 1n a light vote two or Cloud, and Supreme ·Court the vote is certified, to a legislative program and re- tory a mandate to seek national st•te would n-.1 new taus to campa!ped. Ciulrl,s F. Kur ess Uko ,: thref of thotr party mlgbl crack judges louis J. Schneider Jr: permit Arch Reilly Ia 1101'\10 the buildiOI lhe party the road was office. carry out Rhodes' proaramo. The otrenllh- Green eoosldmd I e., ,.... the laileod of the statewide GOP and Paul W. Brown. shOrt term tD be was sure tD be Ions and rocky with "The only mandate I have Is The aovemor replied thai he enetj lhalr IJip on tho letJala· lenaer. ·.• GOP '""I ber.re ~~ly r~ .q~, ~ bee~ pris~ ~d Her~r!, ma~ pctm~ ~r ~rt•t a~iae cOU~le whe~· ~ pos~. eant. • >, I RaDy 'ROdlld · · tile DOtJge ••• Boys! ,. "'*',._"-• '• ' BIG 3 MIAR·.I (·.ETs pr4111• ., .. . . .. I \ \ 1nc11 \18 ..- . ..opliOMI * 114llii11111PtDIM Mor_, E t••l tDoli't:ra-·l>d'nuelt. .I -~· •. I .Be al ~atlll '67- RUIWD DEPl. STORE .' .. c - PIZZA ' ' ,.: ~ DOUBI,E PKG. 29~ OUNCE t '67 Pill g I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Will ver.wFor , ,, •' e AT TUPPIItS PLAINS e .;: " -• WAID CRO~S· ·soNs·: · ~ · . . I ... . CHEF-BOY-ARDEE ... .....-AII Of The Quollty You '· AT RACI~t"'t ' " and ... coul!l lie qotlte • ; e ' .J ' ~------------------~ eAT RUTLAND e ' ' ~rre~•, Announcing A New Store Grouping ••. Dedicatee/ to Serving You Se~ter With Low, Low Prices Every Dgy! •· . ... ~•ltton ,w::'--~~ \!lt·;·~ R~ublleans w~ ·. when CLARENCE &TJtuBLE (center) was honQred be was given a ~e membership in the PomeroY Lions 9Jllb, during the'rtcent'annual Ladies Night. l!estow· mg honors upOn,Mr .. Siruble was club president Dale Wmer (!eft) and:Dlstrlct.l3·K Governor Fred Boyer. Mr- Boyer.spOit~ on politics of the Lions Club. Guests at.the me,etlng IDC/Jlded the children of the children's hom~ ann four co)\testants of the Miss Te¢nage Pag- I I I' I ' lYONS MARKET •' '· ; ' ' SE\E~ YOUR FAVQitiTI OLEO lb. 141b. STICK CHICKEN BROTH $W~"-ON'$ 2'':: 3Sc ·VIENNA SAUSAGE 2!.~ 4Sc PAPER .TOWELS m:rr.D.COLo••- a.;:t33c ~ ·JOI!NSON'S GLO.COAT '!::- 69c ' ORANGE DRINK 4~:r: 99c !!!!!! t TOILET TISSUE =-'" 10 ~ ...69t - The P,~_ .frl? · £//tcdH Nov.l 0·11-12 ARMOUR··- • lUght resvve4. tQ 1iDrlt quatUU• LIAN AND TINDEl ROUND STEAK 89c Minute M.li4 Orene• • 4'"''89 ..... C JUICG WAGNER'S - ' Mixou~n:" PRODUCE VEG.,ABI.ES 3r..:'1 '· .*·· ,. VALUES .,ALSO .oH~r BEANS l 27oz. CIM c ·. " 16oz. pq. ~ -~··· .. qt. c l ainl • ,;-·_¥ .. ........c. PORK&. . ' '. Del . Pumpkin OPEN ' FRIDA'Y NIGHY. TIL 9 PM ' . ALL ·DAY ~. ' ' l ' ' f ;' I:: I TliiNI\, .THU~~ft~t« Redlmp•ror :... ~. . ,~resh,Qrlspy ' ' . ' •• --·.:- ,.. .\ ·~ ! ' ..... \ "-~-' :~- -{(•' ~' ., i-.'";'1-' I· ' ; \ I ., \ '!'-~:\ \ ,. .1.' .-' . •' ' ' . ~Lts ,' . ' ' : ... I' ) l . ~\ ' · ~ I"··· ~ ' J' - '. 'J • .. "' ) " . . ::', .,.~-· • 'b )/fv~. :1•. ' .... ··~' ' �.. .: t' • ~.' .•· • • • I ' • c· . -,. • ' . ,, "' . t { ' .. JAMES A. RHODES (Governor! PAUL ' lt~Ei~ CLOUD JOHN W. BROWN , L. J; "HNNeU:>IIt, JR, HQMIIJ -'BILl (Judg• ,, $uprt~ Cou~l the GOP firmly entrtiiChed for to 11>e people '11 OhJ\>," lhe ~~·· four more yean. . III'D9I' qld. "I'd like to repeal Tbe energetic Rhodes, mwr qaln lhtl 1 have neYer 11ven while, was ••peeled to "-In at nY contkh•r•tlon to .-Y other !Supreme Court Judge) · (1.\MIItorl (l,t. Governor) w. IJ!lQW~ . TED W. BROWN !C,urt ".,.ppllltl ' , ($tcrtllry of Stele) · ·· · · · · · ·· ·· · · . " 1:&-DJl]y Sent!nel, Polll!!fOY·Mlddl•port, 0., Nov. 9, 1968 ~ wai t014·· ohio n~ My, IP:ea tlll1 .... ilve Rhodes a '"ltd four y,ari 1' 0 but.' ~ worll!na majority ·a• he nead> e cabinet meellncl!lday Ill PtJSb office but 10•~ of ~·· I Unpil..;. a. ,d!ied thlt 1tnto his second ~nn which. u~ .. htrder on his prDIII'iOll .ln lin¥ 1J4ve a contract With Qlllo. m-klnl any decl•lon he would der the Ohio Conslltutioa, will · with hi• mandate. l'roblellll Loom study the report of a 1$:1 aludy be hla laal He ap~aret;l ~rtly hum· A! Rllocks apeke, Raama waa colllllliulon. The. Senate waa 01pected to ble a1 he promised an overllow f!tndinlcangratulatltms and uri· 'l'ht GOP COIIIJ'elslDI!~ aweep1 be ~ llepubllcans and 11 Dem· news conference Tuesday night, ing ntmocrall to work wiU1 the cui •eros• tdeolOiiU u ·tM fCrBII compared with the 16-IW ' , "With nil my enthuaiaam, I dod. aovefi!Or and proml•lng that pw ~lecled Taft ·and Whalen otandollln the last f!OSSIOII . Both · lcate myself It mahlnc a 1"'81 J)enlocrats would ~ltempl tD vihose vlewa were shlt'l'ly dll· parties will meet soon to choo,e state araater. 11111k' their voices heard IU de- 1rerent from those of Ashbrook Sen. Tid Gr•y of Piqua as the VIctory Fer Tile People nloping programs and solving and Luken•. Some said II lndl· majority leader and Sen. Fran~ "Ohioans have voted ~r pro. problems, cated a general dissatisfaction W. King of Toledo as minority aram• running lntD the Jt70o," And ~e ~ppeartd perllaps with the Jo~nson adm•nlstra· leader. · i!hodes oald u his wile and to be several 011 the horizon 8$ lion. In the House the GOP. IP,p&r· thrte dauaht~Nl and two sons- both P<'rlles had made about 1411• P••~lte Appearance• . eJltiY h'd a 61" tD 3! edge com: ,; ln-law beamed. the same promises In some Observers noticed lhet Demo· pared w1th a ·~ to 6! majorllj "Thls was not a victory lor fields In their platforms and In era!$ loSt at Dayton, Columbus In the last ses!lon. . . ., lhe candidate," he said. "It "'' their oampalgn. and Lancaster where President Rep. A. G. Lfncloae \!!.-Be!· RALPH W&LKER not a victory for the campaign Both Rhodea and Reams Johnson had campaigned a~d at mont County was expec(i!il to OAKLEY COLLINS ARCHER E. REILLY JOHIII D. HERBERT !27th Rtprtstnlallve, workers. It belongs 10 all the pi'Oinlsed more money for pub. Cinctnnati where Vice President head hiS party In the .llo!ISf , (lllfh S.naklr) IAIMIII•r-Short Term) (Treuu.., of $11 ..) !llate. Out Twe Mqulbt elected. people." · lie achools and they wen Hubert Humphrey had IIOUiht again next term but a flght wa~ And while the GOP Be calle<;l upon Demoerals pledged 10 a!fengthen consider- w lend ' hand, and lalle<;l tD In prospect lor the GOP leadBut that was not to be as all Tbe GOP also won the short- with Its showln8, and Republicans •Uke "to join the hlahway ealety pro- pin In dlsllicts where f;en. ,rshlp Rep. Reller! Reck· ' IC ti .., from p I) Republican incumbents ea!llv ' term fer atidltor 10 fill the foond themselves in great In tD work for progress In grams. They alao were pledged nedy brothe-rs had campa1gned. of C!nkclnn:ll on nu.,. ace won election. They were Lt. remainder !jlte Roger ble. Ohio." i8 a stronaer effort to eombat And they notlfed that tile spea er • av g au • a toruone conclusion but Gov. John W. Brown, Secretary Tracy's term. This means that Then came the Inevitable and water pollution. GOP won II Cllumbus, Alhens, ed from the ftoor leaderahiJ> 1 lhe sizt of his majortiY sur- of State Ted w. BroWQ, Atty. Cloud, now setvlllf ·by. appoint· Their losses wert as question, somewhat lpdlrteUY put the question of llnan<es Cincinnati, MlddletDW!!, and when Cloud became aiJIIIIDr. many ob•ervers and Gen. Wllliam Saxbe, Treasurer mOilt from the .JI'I1'eJ'IIOf, .'!iD In 1112 and while Reams in his pul when somebGdy asked was the bla ont. Reams had Newark jlllert former Vlee But he may be challengl!d "' ' tu1111ed Democrats l"ho i John D. AudiiDr:fiOIO• .sll!p. lri a of wi!eks, conciesslon statement talked of Rhodes II be considered his vic- •aid In the eampalp thtl the President Richard M. Nl•on the top House hoped 1n a light vote two or Cloud, and Supreme ·Court the vote is certified, to a legislative program and re- tory a mandate to seek national st•te would n-.1 new taus to campa!ped. Ciulrl,s F. Kur ess Uko ,: thref of thotr party mlgbl crack judges louis J. Schneider Jr: permit Arch Reilly Ia 1101'\10 the buildiOI lhe party the road was office. carry out Rhodes' proaramo. The otrenllh- Green eoosldmd I e., ,.... the laileod of the statewide GOP and Paul W. Brown. shOrt term tD be was sure tD be Ions and rocky with "The only mandate I have Is The aovemor replied thai he enetj lhalr IJip on tho letJala· lenaer. ·.• GOP '""I ber.re ~~ly r~ .q~, ~ bee~ pris~ ~d Her~r!, ma~ pctm~ ~r ~rt•t a~iae cOU~le whe~· ~ pos~. eant. • >, I RaDy 'ROdlld · · tile DOtJge ••• Boys! ,. "'*',._"-• '• ' BIG 3 MIAR·.I (·.ETs pr4111• ., .. . . .. I \ \ 1nc11 \18 ..- . ..opliOMI * 114llii11111PtDIM Mor_, E t••l tDoli't:ra-·l>d'nuelt. .I -~· •. I .Be al ~atlll '67- RUIWD DEPl. STORE .' .. c - PIZZA ' ' ,.: ~ DOUBI,E PKG. 29~ OUNCE t '67 Pill g I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Will ver.wFor , ,, •' e AT TUPPIItS PLAINS e .;: " -• WAID CRO~S· ·soNs·: · ~ · . . I ... . CHEF-BOY-ARDEE ... .....-AII Of The Quollty You '· AT RACI~t"'t ' " and ... coul!l lie qotlte • ; e ' .J ' ~------------------~ eAT RUTLAND e ' ' ~rre~•, Announcing A New Store Grouping ••. Dedicatee/ to Serving You Se~ter With Low, Low Prices Every Dgy! •· . ... ~•ltton ,w::'--~~ \!lt·;·~ R~ublleans w~ ·. when CLARENCE &TJtuBLE (center) was honQred be was given a ~e membership in the PomeroY Lions 9Jllb, during the'rtcent'annual Ladies Night. l!estow· mg honors upOn,Mr .. Siruble was club president Dale Wmer (!eft) and:Dlstrlct.l3·K Governor Fred Boyer. Mr- Boyer.spOit~ on politics of the Lions Club. Guests at.the me,etlng IDC/Jlded the children of the children's hom~ ann four co)\testants of the Miss Te¢nage Pag- I I I' I ' lYONS MARKET •' '· ; ' ' SE\E~ YOUR FAVQitiTI OLEO lb. 141b. STICK CHICKEN BROTH $W~"-ON'$ 2'':: 3Sc ·VIENNA SAUSAGE 2!.~ 4Sc PAPER .TOWELS m:rr.D.COLo••- a.;:t33c ~ ·JOI!NSON'S GLO.COAT '!::- 69c ' ORANGE DRINK 4~:r: 99c !!!!!! t TOILET TISSUE =-'" 10 ~ ...69t - The P,~_ .frl? · £//tcdH Nov.l 0·11-12 ARMOUR··- • lUght resvve4. tQ 1iDrlt quatUU• LIAN AND TINDEl ROUND STEAK 89c Minute M.li4 Orene• • 4'"''89 ..... C JUICG WAGNER'S - ' Mixou~n:" PRODUCE VEG.,ABI.ES 3r..:'1 '· .*·· ,. VALUES .,ALSO .oH~r BEANS l 27oz. CIM c ·. " 16oz. pq. ~ -~··· .. qt. c l ainl • ,;-·_¥ .. ........c. PORK&. . ' '. Del . Pumpkin OPEN ' FRIDA'Y NIGHY. TIL 9 PM ' . ALL ·DAY ~. ' ' l ' ' f ;' I:: I TliiNI\, .THU~~ft~t« Redlmp•ror :... ~. . ,~resh,Qrlspy ' ' . ' •• --·.:- ,.. .\ ·~ ! ' ..... \ "-~-' :~- -{(•' ~' ., i-.'";'1-' I· ' ; \ I ., \ '!'-~:\ \ ,. .1.' .-' . •' ' ' . ~Lts ,' . ' ' : ... I' ) l . ~\ ' · ~ I"··· ~ ' J' - '. 'J • .. "' ) " . . ::', .,.~-· • 'b )/fv~. :1•. ' .... ··~' ' �' ,. . .. · '·.~ ~ ' ''• lI ' ' 'I· \ - ~ . . .. ......... ' ~ _, ... ·: ' ' ... . .' i ' •. • ' I --•' ,, . - . '·' •. ' ' '' ."<:"'•,, ' ,f.~( .r"~l.\1: \ . I . . : I . . .' A· ' ~ . '· ;-. ·,.; ., ... ---- :_ -· ..... .., ... -~~- f . ~roger's Ga.m~ \ .. I ' I . -, -~ \ ,, 1 . " ' •?l\1' - •' ··...-. ,· ' (.'<'·' :',.· 'rt~ -1/';·• ·, ' ., :: ~ '; O'Money ' ~ ~ JOIN THE THOUSANDS WHO HAVE ALREADY WON: NO PURCHASE REQUIRED: ST:ABT 'fO]i)lAY! ·" ',,. .. '' •.. ', i' -· ,, • • ; '·· '' ' M Moll b Pork Loin ··-··-·' .. 59c Stewi,ng Hem · l .I j. IWIH•• D•lgn· . . Oiil!dJyl .... ~­ ·:.; -··tt-~ .. OUSE oftBORVANln I . •.•...._. . ~- :.· 'l1 24 .Karat Pure ' \C ' Plated :. W.F'..Jds N. Brickles P. Faber M. Kerns 3. Smith ;, Calvert R. Werry V. King ...... _ ------··-.~lacon ,...... . Bacon ..... ___ 2 -h--M"- Boneless Fresh Ham 2 Bacon . _____ .. _• c......, '111111 s.t. ' ..... It, 1116 STATr. ............................. ............. .. OF'IR EXPIRES1 11/11/.. '· ... ~~ arm.s li DIF,IRINT ...., IIIII - \.. ' ' . ,. I \ . '\ I ' polftcl lor Pie Filii•ng ----·---·-·· 4 Nt.;...I $1 ~(,_. I . I qo.SSc 1 · ·-- 1 u. ,k.. Gift . • • • 83c Avondale Peaches COff"' &taker •••••• ~ Big Bertha II lion I! J Blea~b · gaL ' 1ft - Iron.••·;., :.·•...... ••••• • -" $1 llfllrl ,....,.,.,, ... rocldnt crMit, azcup ltodl111 - ploy choir, ....._ .... loolllo. Coffe,e .Maker twll ' _. llcplid ...... ., . · I 14-oz. pkgr. Bair·DmJer ............. :$1144 . ' Dr............ . . Toothblush ••••••••• · .. ~:sus ,. • ~ olilloiW . Cream Pies -~ i;' -;' Baby DQJJ Set oblr $4·!!. 11.1 ' Belectrolllt · Road~.· Set omu Sl '"1111 Margarine .... 5 f "Fruit Cake Baking Needs" . . ~· Red or Gr1en Clrerriu ---- • . 89c Cltron • Lemon • Orange Peel ::;: Z9c Kro/IB Brand FruUr & Peels ·~ 19c .... Coruatr, .Club Fruit Cake Mu';:· 69c Sirtt P.illfiiiJple ••- ...-..~ ~ l9c . ·,·T'* Bike· ' 95c r.....,.. Milk ----·-···- ...... 59c Detergent With Tol.Del Kroger Reg. or Dl'ip Breeze Coffee ... ..... ,.... -Colgate ·------· =:·56c . ~ 38c • J .. ..... • IJ.. TOI'ILOII t .. • .. ~.. No Ill ' $1 A.....W. ..... ,.,... • .... Nucll•" Beans ....••••• 8 :0 $1 301 ,;~ $1.09 Si•rting Salt _________ ~.'' lOc K._Pin~k Drink. . __ .. _. 4 lb. ca" t. 'f ~~:: $1 .39 Krogw Br.tnd Froun Oro1119t JUJCe . .•• - - - -•.••....,...... $1 ,09 BiniHY'f ~ro"" Cut Corn or Peas --------- 5 ~;:: $1 Bi!il golden b.aotles, firm •nd mellow·rlpt. Priced tv SJ"Vel Kale lb. pkg. Golden Ripe nanas 39c 1or Celery Hearts lb. .GUARANTEED SUNRISE-FRESH pkg. I ' . ~~8 . ' , ~ Pepper __ ~ Fresh, Crirp '1',.:. ~·. 51'vC l>gtl. II Donuts-------- 3 ,:: $1 •~ ' ' ·Crusader 101 ....... - - - daz.59c LagcrDGU Now Fpr C~t 4-Piece ....., ., LMiooo Sweet Com .•• 5 ' ' .._, - KrOVt-r Bla .. k .. \ . ..... .... ClOck Riutio •••. -... ... ' Rolls ___ ••...• 4 ...., $1 - .... Sherbet •-- --. - w Twle AJII'lllll --- ----- lt8 '' ~· .... Drr,l ·Doo·•· ~-· -·· Cuddly II" doll lo .1 ' DM I 11!.... : Toaster. . .. •••••••••• ... $1bl5 v.,.., . s roy · ......,, ·. . . .t •~oe~oo~ . · IIWII I ..,.,, llutfrlewA .....t. .....,.,:.·.......... .. "J..L.og Bur Dryer ... •. . .. ••• . . ... .,.,.,05 omu$9!~n I . . ft1·H . ~· Bread·-------- 4 ~ $1 · fl Will Li1a:i., ,., 'ell 1 ..._ DoooAioloOJ ' Mi:~ K....-luHo.- ZO" Moppet Walking DoD _ .. ) Whllt & Ant 'd. Colora Tissue - FliP •.AJr Avondale Plums a__. -----···---·-·· 8"*$1 . .All,. ,I • 89c Dlllt Smoked 75c Dinners . __ ... 2 !. $i.39 Jowl Bacon · .. · .... ·.. lb. 39r Slc !'Jullr eath ' : ' boxes 4 :0$J-OO 1111. ' cut chops, meaty and l.. n. with just enough f•t for flavor, Villatt IM ..., & Gr•vy, WltiMwr Stutc & Gr•vy, •nil Tllfice, & Gr.vy :~ Cake 3 ...... 'Rlrulo "~ .... _z_._t:.__7ae_ ::eese Spread - ' Detl/IMI Your Headquarters Make TOYS For Onlg $1 WiU LalJ(Jwag Ang Below/ . ~ ' . II E:rtltlnll •ch lody on your Chrllf. llol.tu Roodlnt Bit ......, holr. lrldt nolllory nhltlo holds I fir· ... Pom Pom Gvn lim 10 , _ . .,...lrcrlft anmun:tlon, COMPLETE \ CHARMS , _ which to - v............. ~.,. $1.37 ~ AuorieciFJ..... Fruit Cocktail •.......• 3 ":..~$1 •-:..... _.___$_U6_, H'";;lf & Half _ _ \ dlft fDU purchlll IRJ Chllm for 1RI¥ 5CJC. CITY............................................... p· . tf'ilder, cut from )'Ourg, comfed porken choi rP cenl"'r· -·- ...-, LMf I I :11111 fllllwn Sllv•Dust .... Yau'll love the thidt luh: v po rk cho.:s ;.o.. _ 69c Cl.. 3 !! $po Breeze l1d11m IIIia coupon for 1 FREE CHAR!It BRACELET .,.. $1.29 ~ Bacon .... _.. _.. ~~~ '''\· ~~ Bacon . ~ ______ 2 · .........._89e ' lb. KROGiR PEARS '-WHEN YOU PRESENT COUP9N FROM THIS AD A1DRESS..................................... ~ . .... 65e Kwlak Koitp .... ...... 73c 'I ' Center Cut Rib Kwld! Kn• \ · IIAME .....................................,.••...• C..,. Cut Loin "Sliced BaeOR Sale" · '' BRICEI;ET .. 59e Span Ribs ------ ltoot Plovlnt Todoyl ' n.. c.. Cloool Pork Chop Sale " ....... ltyle WINNERS Surf of BOBVlNI"" ~ .. 69e Pork Loin ------. Deck (1 Money .' Silwr Platter Fresh .... l.oloolloll ,,. • ·.1 .( ' ; ' . r.;_:· • ' ' 1"'-; \ '· " ' �' ,. . .. · '·.~ ~ ' ''• lI ' ' 'I· \ - ~ . . .. ......... ' ~ _, ... ·: ' ' ... . .' i ' •. • ' I --•' ,, . - . '·' •. ' ' '' ."<:"'•,, ' ,f.~( .r"~l.\1: \ . I . . : I . . .' A· ' ~ . '· ;-. ·,.; ., ... ---- :_ -· ..... .., ... -~~- f . ~roger's Ga.m~ \ .. I ' I . -, -~ \ ,, 1 . " ' •?l\1' - •' ··...-. ,· ' (.'<'·' :',.· 'rt~ -1/';·• ·, ' ., :: ~ '; O'Money ' ~ ~ JOIN THE THOUSANDS WHO HAVE ALREADY WON: NO PURCHASE REQUIRED: ST:ABT 'fO]i)lAY! ·" ',,. .. '' •.. ', i' -· ,, • • ; '·· '' ' M Moll b Pork Loin ··-··-·' .. 59c Stewi,ng Hem · l .I j. IWIH•• D•lgn· . . Oiil!dJyl .... ~­ ·:.; -··tt-~ .. OUSE oftBORVANln I . •.•...._. . ~- :.· 'l1 24 .Karat Pure ' \C ' Plated :. W.F'..Jds N. Brickles P. Faber M. Kerns 3. Smith ;, Calvert R. Werry V. King ...... _ ------··-.~lacon ,...... . Bacon ..... ___ 2 -h--M"- Boneless Fresh Ham 2 Bacon . _____ .. _• c......, '111111 s.t. ' ..... It, 1116 STATr. ............................. ............. .. OF'IR EXPIRES1 11/11/.. '· ... ~~ arm.s li DIF,IRINT ...., IIIII - \.. ' ' . ,. I \ . '\ I ' polftcl lor Pie Filii•ng ----·---·-·· 4 Nt.;...I $1 ~(,_. I . I qo.SSc 1 · ·-- 1 u. ,k.. Gift . • • • 83c Avondale Peaches COff"' &taker •••••• ~ Big Bertha II lion I! J Blea~b · gaL ' 1ft - Iron.••·;., :.·•...... ••••• • -" $1 llfllrl ,....,.,.,, ... rocldnt crMit, azcup ltodl111 - ploy choir, ....._ .... loolllo. Coffe,e .Maker twll ' _. llcplid ...... ., . · I 14-oz. pkgr. Bair·DmJer ............. :$1144 . ' Dr............ . . Toothblush ••••••••• · .. ~:sus ,. • ~ olilloiW . Cream Pies -~ i;' -;' Baby DQJJ Set oblr $4·!!. 11.1 ' Belectrolllt · Road~.· Set omu Sl '"1111 Margarine .... 5 f "Fruit Cake Baking Needs" . . ~· Red or Gr1en Clrerriu ---- • . 89c Cltron • Lemon • Orange Peel ::;: Z9c Kro/IB Brand FruUr & Peels ·~ 19c .... Coruatr, .Club Fruit Cake Mu';:· 69c Sirtt P.illfiiiJple ••- ...-..~ ~ l9c . ·,·T'* Bike· ' 95c r.....,.. Milk ----·-···- ...... 59c Detergent With Tol.Del Kroger Reg. or Dl'ip Breeze Coffee ... ..... ,.... -Colgate ·------· =:·56c . ~ 38c • J .. ..... • IJ.. TOI'ILOII t .. • .. ~.. No Ill ' $1 A.....W. ..... ,.,... • .... Nucll•" Beans ....••••• 8 :0 $1 301 ,;~ $1.09 Si•rting Salt _________ ~.'' lOc K._Pin~k Drink. . __ .. _. 4 lb. ca" t. 'f ~~:: $1 .39 Krogw Br.tnd Froun Oro1119t JUJCe . .•• - - - -•.••....,...... $1 ,09 BiniHY'f ~ro"" Cut Corn or Peas --------- 5 ~;:: $1 Bi!il golden b.aotles, firm •nd mellow·rlpt. Priced tv SJ"Vel Kale lb. pkg. Golden Ripe nanas 39c 1or Celery Hearts lb. .GUARANTEED SUNRISE-FRESH pkg. I ' . ~~8 . ' , ~ Pepper __ ~ Fresh, Crirp '1',.:. ~·. 51'vC l>gtl. II Donuts-------- 3 ,:: $1 •~ ' ' ·Crusader 101 ....... - - - daz.59c LagcrDGU Now Fpr C~t 4-Piece ....., ., LMiooo Sweet Com .•• 5 ' ' .._, - KrOVt-r Bla .. k .. \ . ..... .... ClOck Riutio •••. -... ... ' Rolls ___ ••...• 4 ...., $1 - .... Sherbet •-- --. - w Twle AJII'lllll --- ----- lt8 '' ~· .... Drr,l ·Doo·•· ~-· -·· Cuddly II" doll lo .1 ' DM I 11!.... : Toaster. . .. •••••••••• ... $1bl5 v.,.., . s roy · ......,, ·. . . .t •~oe~oo~ . · IIWII I ..,.,, llutfrlewA .....t. .....,.,:.·.......... .. "J..L.og Bur Dryer ... •. . .. ••• . . ... .,.,.,05 omu$9!~n I . . ft1·H . ~· Bread·-------- 4 ~ $1 · fl Will Li1a:i., ,., 'ell 1 ..._ DoooAioloOJ ' Mi:~ K....-luHo.- ZO" Moppet Walking DoD _ .. ) Whllt & Ant 'd. Colora Tissue - FliP •.AJr Avondale Plums a__. -----···---·-·· 8"*$1 . .All,. ,I • 89c Dlllt Smoked 75c Dinners . __ ... 2 !. $i.39 Jowl Bacon · .. · .... ·.. lb. 39r Slc !'Jullr eath ' : ' boxes 4 :0$J-OO 1111. ' cut chops, meaty and l.. n. with just enough f•t for flavor, Villatt IM ..., & Gr•vy, WltiMwr Stutc & Gr•vy, •nil Tllfice, & Gr.vy :~ Cake 3 ...... 'Rlrulo "~ .... _z_._t:.__7ae_ ::eese Spread - ' Detl/IMI Your Headquarters Make TOYS For Onlg $1 WiU LalJ(Jwag Ang Below/ . ~ ' . II E:rtltlnll •ch lody on your Chrllf. llol.tu Roodlnt Bit ......, holr. lrldt nolllory nhltlo holds I fir· ... Pom Pom Gvn lim 10 , _ . .,...lrcrlft anmun:tlon, COMPLETE \ CHARMS , _ which to - v............. ~.,. $1.37 ~ AuorieciFJ..... Fruit Cocktail •.......• 3 ":..~$1 •-:..... _.___$_U6_, H'";;lf & Half _ _ \ dlft fDU purchlll IRJ Chllm for 1RI¥ 5CJC. CITY............................................... p· . tf'ilder, cut from )'Ourg, comfed porken choi rP cenl"'r· -·- ...-, LMf I I :11111 fllllwn Sllv•Dust .... Yau'll love the thidt luh: v po rk cho.:s ;.o.. _ 69c Cl.. 3 !! $po Breeze l1d11m IIIia coupon for 1 FREE CHAR!It BRACELET .,.. $1.29 ~ Bacon .... _.. _.. ~~~ '''\· ~~ Bacon . ~ ______ 2 · .........._89e ' lb. KROGiR PEARS '-WHEN YOU PRESENT COUP9N FROM THIS AD A1DRESS..................................... ~ . .... 65e Kwlak Koitp .... ...... 73c 'I ' Center Cut Rib Kwld! Kn• \ · IIAME .....................................,.••...• C..,. Cut Loin "Sliced BaeOR Sale" · '' BRICEI;ET .. 59e Span Ribs ------ ltoot Plovlnt Todoyl ' n.. c.. Cloool Pork Chop Sale " ....... ltyle WINNERS Surf of BOBVlNI"" ~ .. 69e Pork Loin ------. Deck (1 Money .' Silwr Platter Fresh .... l.oloolloll ,,. • ·.1 .( ' ; ' . r.;_:· • ' ' 1"'-; \ '· " ' �.. \ ' ' - •,) I ~ illt4llll IA'O\IP Ql.ladlll Belter Coallln wann wooll - Dltlide~ ma limio•tod labrl<:a ' ' ChiK!f• from ~ressy str\el will> ly~ury 111r lrllllt 01' llltJJrl OMUII •ll'le• In Ill• 1eason's most outatand• inS ~olors , . :Make your IWffJ.IA ~tlectiQA ~~~ now U" Olll' loY• • fur Trlmmecl • Un·Trimmed • Wool• • Laminated OUR LOW PRICE HOUDAY BIRD n•vER DliCORAT~D 18·1NCH TURKEY PLATTER Sern your holiday bird on one of these '\ oolorM ombo.,od P~llorne4 turl<oy plat. ter& • , 19- ln length • , Will hold a .big bird. ' ,. ' 00 \\ ,. each LADIES' NEW HI·FASHION STYLE ' FALL and WINTER ' ' tJ SPECIAL SALE PRICED! REAL BARGAIN I New Fall Shades MICRO MESH OR FLAT ·KNIT SHEER SIAMLISS Nylon Hose DRESSES SELICT F.itmlk: up on. ~ittrY at this special pri ce .. t .uxijry Jiletr ••ml<t•l ny!o'l.§ i• oll tho ""'''"t •ha'* ·• • Mer1h olm IIi II) ll. Tremendous Group Of or Flat Knit 1n CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGHT IRR, CASU4L & O..SI 5TYLIS Jr, Ml"" end H1lf 11•11 SALI ,PRICED See the tremendous ,..leclW!I ol s!lto tJuit oa» l>e gurc!t!ij;4\4 !It &W/IQr'• tor II ,O<J each .. We offer you tbe best selection from t1UI Americ;an and l"oreij:Jl lll#rk· ju11t 11 parUelllst of these big buys. ets .• lfelow I• 98 BY MARIE ALEXANDER j • Admiral. ..... uu cwe:. . ftt tmart til lt)rlD in lliiUat lDafc:r.s , , J'lne quat. 111 l<athlr wllh omorl •tyllnl In )lOnny, •trap or lo!ller typt. ·~1"1• i to P in tan or black, '' e area) . MODEL TH4021 Casual Loafers · REGULARLY PRICED 179.95 144 Com•, 88 NOW ONLY 10 In Stock- Fi11t MODEL CH-3001 Q1111llly 23" Conaole TV Hous~ .Slippers 99 p1lr pair First Strved NOW ONLY - - - - - : - - " A rnUII!ttm lor ovory llhaol iJrl , , Po~ulor cwer .. ttae ..Jmet JoelU In oultll mat<hlnf brlll)lt don . . from our Hanes line of IUO ' '. '' pr 114 or soft fleooed tab· a• .m•r• 'I'Jae OBBIJTWOOD llr'd 1 Sf!J' _,ltGI '"ec11"n1•b Olta"TT ... OoloP'l'elnWcla Jll!:...u II ld r,xrsu-w.la..,~.. a ,.,....... ,,,_,_, ---tlltrpll, , Brushed Nylon A thought the day- he!Pfd to pave the way for American President Ulysses Allitrt Ellilltln'• lblozY of Grant said: "~abor disgraces relativity a geaeratlon for no man. Unfortunately you find later. Cl .... 1 filii lritlllltlce meD dlqrace labor." Court St. Pomeroy Sweaters Gowns lmport11d misty p1atel 11hades that make• the pedect match· mat-s fM' 1k"'tl .. Size• •mall, mtd., larp, ~Mlarge. GIFT SETS $ 99 ' ·,,' '" ~~ '' \'· '~ 99~ pair X.., ,._ aGd ·Comfomblo without Mort Th1n 20 Other .... & White Setl T• Cho••• From. ~lr1lltcotlll Pley~ 39.95 '!P Wt Havt l1rly Amerltlllln Bleck I Whit• Ridenour 985-3308 Wt\1111,, thermtllmll•hlrtt .with lmllttll cufiJ, oeok baod an~ boltom Pants have elastic wallt band '1114 knltlod onkle cu!IJ, l'rlctd incil- '" 'and. •I4Uall.r· ONLY IHIIT 01 PANTS S149· 95 ~~:E J.' •• L: lQI,f~: . lf'!!rr:t ' ' . ~J6'"=···· 25c CHRISTMAS 6 IOU- 510 FElT II 6 ROU PACit CHRISTMAS WRAP RIBBON WRAPPING ot A jumbo pack 8 llrtt rolls Jumbo paek ol 0 roU. In ~ec· o1 Cbrlt- ribbon •. A total orated popert and br!j[llt loll! ot ODO feet In ...1. colOr•. • • Buy now at sale prlct. 99 c each MINiS·. MANU INSULA'liD OlliS WAFF\E WIAVI 1 CoHon Knit, SOCKS Panties J lilt fill ~ Mtn'a, 100!' ooltill ll!•ulilod 00 ~.., -l balls . . Reg. 49c valt'' Sweat:Shirts 20,000-~ ONLY Specia~~!~~" l~~~~~~uarl capoolty plastic utillty palls with molal HIAVY FLIICED LINID MIN'S OilY conON . BASE ··-"10·- 12 Color Sets In ·stock Phillips Sisters Style Shop many deOQrator colon. aoxm PILLOW CASE THERMAL KNIT UNDERWEAR - Al&u" o.llvery by Chrittm••· SttO.WIIIIIOI'elanciGiauware rug numm In viscose loop . . Choou trom ntw MEN'i 2.PIECI STYLE INSULATSD ~ 18" Oololr~llo· Buy Now For Christmas USE OUI LAY-AWAY PLANI Pl1ce Your Order Now To IN OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT. RUNNERS ~orae 24>7~ LADIES' IMPORT!D ITALIAN ft\OHAIR·WOOL SEE THIS "RID HOT",. tfOUSEWAR! SPECIALII LARCJI 12.QUART Slli 'l'lae ioullcl, wu JWDed !or Ermt M1eh, AllltrlaD J'h)'llctllt llltl phlloaopher tlie late llnh anti NriY 20th eentu· riel, Hll criUclilllll of ~D· tem~ry JCitDIIIle views f Lovob' It1U1n sty le swea~rtln the 549.95 SEE THE MARKDOWNS NOW ._....,..., ;j? 24x72 RUG IICh LADIES' COLORFUL ' llo)'J laood blij•·aerubbll4 dellim jeans with 1hat ruga:ed western stylJn~ .• Tapered le1s • , oUm lit , • lull out. 8lzes t to 11. · 'J'he tenn "Xacb DUIII• blr," relft.riDC to the rlllo bllween the velocity ot a tlyiiJi vahlde lll the atmo. p&tnJ and the IJ)eecl of your list. <·: rica. Western Jeans Silts 6 to 16 ·'·: . ~: :. LARGE ten • . Clloo.e yoi,U' tavorlte color Jn quilt. lOY'S 6 TO 16 fADED ILUI RUGGED iCRUUm DENIM . DUSTERS :r]l:j :;:~y~:~ $ 99 c •II- SPECIALS! 11ch pa]amas i"' aut. eolor1 . . ideal a:ttt for the lady on ,,.IAL GROUP LADIES' HO;~(DAY .,. OVER-THE KNEE SOX SHIRT FINISHING $ 00 Ladio•' 1-P<. eotton llallllel- ·, ) , . ' ·Gl8\TED AND FLEECED GIRLS' REG. $1.50 HANES 1-DAY SERVIa Cotton tlann41l . , Available in <11\ aize• .. Aut, colors. ~ • PAJAI.AS I.~~ Ladi! walt• lonJih aowno tn IOO% sol\ . Rogularly l'rloecl, $219,95 NIW HIGHT COLORS I !,~c!r! Special grcqp ol Jodi•• lovely i!Diiday l l · Slioo•ri offered at $1.90 pa!r ... . Choo5e trom aR~.... ned style• robe matilhlnt colors. · 98 eac Ull OUI I VIHtl Ash Tre t l S.rvi Tre tl Met Reck1 'Jo.Y.AW/4Y LADIES' 2.PC. STYLI LADIH' COLOVUL .A. COTTON FlANNELmE COTTON FlANNEL ~ . ,, PR~,ct!~tM~S SPECIALI · ''lADIII'· *SSORtll) STYL!S LADI.S' & TIIN·AOERS SIZES II.ACK OR tROWN UATHER .\ QUALITY PORTAe'~":" ' l· ~.bl .... ... - •• ' ... "'! -w ~ ~,.,.. iiMJIIIIi lqi' lDI. each ,. $ 00 h I Ci&ertlle Set • IOtchen PlequeJ I I KIHen & Boot PJ1nttr • lobbllns Held Dog • • IIDOIIer Plenter • Cup Ancl Savcer I I O.coreted Pletea 1 Jewelry 11t11et I • Footed Compote • Uquor Set • I S.Ok lnds I Coh Stl I F1wn Pemily I • Tea Pots • S.lt & Pepper • Ltmp1 I Sel1d S1h oookl for lbe 011tdoor type man or··~old ·Cpld foot JH'. ' ,. SIZIS 7 TO 11 " <·· . CHEStER, OHIO ' •/ ' .. ,, . .•• !..! t IJII,'ullloil t' 'I;,,: •'l'/'" L\ \i,lft. • �.. \ ' ' - •,) I ~ illt4llll IA'O\IP Ql.ladlll Belter Coallln wann wooll - Dltlide~ ma limio•tod labrl<:a ' ' ChiK!f• from ~ressy str\el will> ly~ury 111r lrllllt 01' llltJJrl OMUII •ll'le• In Ill• 1eason's most outatand• inS ~olors , . :Make your IWffJ.IA ~tlectiQA ~~~ now U" Olll' loY• • fur Trlmmecl • Un·Trimmed • Wool• • Laminated OUR LOW PRICE HOUDAY BIRD n•vER DliCORAT~D 18·1NCH TURKEY PLATTER Sern your holiday bird on one of these '\ oolorM ombo.,od P~llorne4 turl<oy plat. ter& • , 19- ln length • , Will hold a .big bird. ' ,. ' 00 \\ ,. each LADIES' NEW HI·FASHION STYLE ' FALL and WINTER ' ' tJ SPECIAL SALE PRICED! REAL BARGAIN I New Fall Shades MICRO MESH OR FLAT ·KNIT SHEER SIAMLISS Nylon Hose DRESSES SELICT F.itmlk: up on. ~ittrY at this special pri ce .. t .uxijry Jiletr ••ml<t•l ny!o'l.§ i• oll tho ""'''"t •ha'* ·• • Mer1h olm IIi II) ll. Tremendous Group Of or Flat Knit 1n CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGHT IRR, CASU4L & O..SI 5TYLIS Jr, Ml"" end H1lf 11•11 SALI ,PRICED See the tremendous ,..leclW!I ol s!lto tJuit oa» l>e gurc!t!ij;4\4 !It &W/IQr'• tor II ,O<J each .. We offer you tbe best selection from t1UI Americ;an and l"oreij:Jl lll#rk· ju11t 11 parUelllst of these big buys. ets .• lfelow I• 98 BY MARIE ALEXANDER j • Admiral. ..... uu cwe:. . ftt tmart til lt)rlD in lliiUat lDafc:r.s , , J'lne quat. 111 l<athlr wllh omorl •tyllnl In )lOnny, •trap or lo!ller typt. ·~1"1• i to P in tan or black, '' e area) . MODEL TH4021 Casual Loafers · REGULARLY PRICED 179.95 144 Com•, 88 NOW ONLY 10 In Stock- Fi11t MODEL CH-3001 Q1111llly 23" Conaole TV Hous~ .Slippers 99 p1lr pair First Strved NOW ONLY - - - - - : - - " A rnUII!ttm lor ovory llhaol iJrl , , Po~ulor cwer .. ttae ..Jmet JoelU In oultll mat<hlnf brlll)lt don . . from our Hanes line of IUO ' '. '' pr 114 or soft fleooed tab· a• .m•r• 'I'Jae OBBIJTWOOD llr'd 1 Sf!J' _,ltGI '"ec11"n1•b Olta"TT ... OoloP'l'elnWcla Jll!:...u II ld r,xrsu-w.la..,~.. a ,.,....... ,,,_,_, ---tlltrpll, , Brushed Nylon A thought the day- he!Pfd to pave the way for American President Ulysses Allitrt Ellilltln'• lblozY of Grant said: "~abor disgraces relativity a geaeratlon for no man. Unfortunately you find later. Cl .... 1 filii lritlllltlce meD dlqrace labor." Court St. Pomeroy Sweaters Gowns lmport11d misty p1atel 11hades that make• the pedect match· mat-s fM' 1k"'tl .. Size• •mall, mtd., larp, ~Mlarge. GIFT SETS $ 99 ' ·,,' '" ~~ '' \'· '~ 99~ pair X.., ,._ aGd ·Comfomblo without Mort Th1n 20 Other .... & White Setl T• Cho••• From. ~lr1lltcotlll Pley~ 39.95 '!P Wt Havt l1rly Amerltlllln Bleck I Whit• Ridenour 985-3308 Wt\1111,, thermtllmll•hlrtt .with lmllttll cufiJ, oeok baod an~ boltom Pants have elastic wallt band '1114 knltlod onkle cu!IJ, l'rlctd incil- '" 'and. •I4Uall.r· ONLY IHIIT 01 PANTS S149· 95 ~~:E J.' •• L: lQI,f~: . lf'!!rr:t ' ' . ~J6'"=···· 25c CHRISTMAS 6 IOU- 510 FElT II 6 ROU PACit CHRISTMAS WRAP RIBBON WRAPPING ot A jumbo pack 8 llrtt rolls Jumbo paek ol 0 roU. In ~ec· o1 Cbrlt- ribbon •. A total orated popert and br!j[llt loll! ot ODO feet In ...1. colOr•. • • Buy now at sale prlct. 99 c each MINiS·. MANU INSULA'liD OlliS WAFF\E WIAVI 1 CoHon Knit, SOCKS Panties J lilt fill ~ Mtn'a, 100!' ooltill ll!•ulilod 00 ~.., -l balls . . Reg. 49c valt'' Sweat:Shirts 20,000-~ ONLY Specia~~!~~" l~~~~~~uarl capoolty plastic utillty palls with molal HIAVY FLIICED LINID MIN'S OilY conON . BASE ··-"10·- 12 Color Sets In ·stock Phillips Sisters Style Shop many deOQrator colon. aoxm PILLOW CASE THERMAL KNIT UNDERWEAR - Al&u" o.llvery by Chrittm••· SttO.WIIIIIOI'elanciGiauware rug numm In viscose loop . . Choou trom ntw MEN'i 2.PIECI STYLE INSULATSD ~ 18" Oololr~llo· Buy Now For Christmas USE OUI LAY-AWAY PLANI Pl1ce Your Order Now To IN OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT. RUNNERS ~orae 24>7~ LADIES' IMPORT!D ITALIAN ft\OHAIR·WOOL SEE THIS "RID HOT",. tfOUSEWAR! SPECIALII LARCJI 12.QUART Slli 'l'lae ioullcl, wu JWDed !or Ermt M1eh, AllltrlaD J'h)'llctllt llltl phlloaopher tlie late llnh anti NriY 20th eentu· riel, Hll criUclilllll of ~D· tem~ry JCitDIIIle views f Lovob' It1U1n sty le swea~rtln the 549.95 SEE THE MARKDOWNS NOW ._....,..., ;j? 24x72 RUG IICh LADIES' COLORFUL ' llo)'J laood blij•·aerubbll4 dellim jeans with 1hat ruga:ed western stylJn~ .• Tapered le1s • , oUm lit , • lull out. 8lzes t to 11. · 'J'he tenn "Xacb DUIII• blr," relft.riDC to the rlllo bllween the velocity ot a tlyiiJi vahlde lll the atmo. p&tnJ and the IJ)eecl of your list. <·: rica. Western Jeans Silts 6 to 16 ·'·: . ~: :. LARGE ten • . Clloo.e yoi,U' tavorlte color Jn quilt. lOY'S 6 TO 16 fADED ILUI RUGGED iCRUUm DENIM . DUSTERS :r]l:j :;:~y~:~ $ 99 c •II- SPECIALS! 11ch pa]amas i"' aut. eolor1 . . ideal a:ttt for the lady on ,,.IAL GROUP LADIES' HO;~(DAY .,. OVER-THE KNEE SOX SHIRT FINISHING $ 00 Ladio•' 1-P<. eotton llallllel- ·, ) , . ' ·Gl8\TED AND FLEECED GIRLS' REG. $1.50 HANES 1-DAY SERVIa Cotton tlann41l . , Available in <11\ aize• .. Aut, colors. ~ • PAJAI.AS I.~~ Ladi! walt• lonJih aowno tn IOO% sol\ . Rogularly l'rloecl, $219,95 NIW HIGHT COLORS I !,~c!r! Special grcqp ol Jodi•• lovely i!Diiday l l · Slioo•ri offered at $1.90 pa!r ... . Choo5e trom aR~.... ned style• robe matilhlnt colors. · 98 eac Ull OUI I VIHtl Ash Tre t l S.rvi Tre tl Met Reck1 'Jo.Y.AW/4Y LADIES' 2.PC. STYLI LADIH' COLOVUL .A. COTTON FlANNELmE COTTON FlANNEL ~ . ,, PR~,ct!~tM~S SPECIALI · ''lADIII'· *SSORtll) STYL!S LADI.S' & TIIN·AOERS SIZES II.ACK OR tROWN UATHER .\ QUALITY PORTAe'~":" ' l· ~.bl .... ... - •• ' ... "'! -w ~ ~,.,.. iiMJIIIIi lqi' lDI. each ,. $ 00 h I Ci&ertlle Set • IOtchen PlequeJ I I KIHen & Boot PJ1nttr • lobbllns Held Dog • • IIDOIIer Plenter • Cup Ancl Savcer I I O.coreted Pletea 1 Jewelry 11t11et I • Footed Compote • Uquor Set • I S.Ok lnds I Coh Stl I F1wn Pemily I • Tea Pots • S.lt & Pepper • Ltmp1 I Sel1d S1h oookl for lbe 011tdoor type man or··~old ·Cpld foot JH'. ' ,. SIZIS 7 TO 11 " <·· . CHEStER, OHIO ' •/ ' .. ,, . .•• !..! t IJII,'ullloil t' 'I;,,: •'l'/'" L\ \i,lft. • �I . ~~- . _,- -,.---. .. ~-- - · ~ -: . . -.. . . -------- ~ ... . . - ._, '.. ·; ... . . ' l j . ' . •' t ' .'\\ I. . Tltl WIL.LITI .Business Serv•ces · ~ Ientine!, · Pomeeoy ~: Motor Co. - LI'L ,!liNER DRIVI A RADIATOR '"'""'"' Motor Co. CLEAN CAR · If ON~Y 'rAIID ONI ·MINUTI SERVICE ' ' . . . 2!110I ,. · Nolie. For Rent ~t===:::==~l4 ROOM ho-use- . in Mason, W. Va. See FriiUJ on Fourtll St., .. NOTICI 11 9 I ~'I .. ..t of lilY .,,. office ' - leturd.y, No¥ember 12 thnl h .. S..iillhr•No'lember 20 Dr. ltoJ R. Pklens • IMSULIN! ALLEY I CAO'T LIVE LIKE 'rW! ' l' ' ' - - - - -- ly AR'r SANSOM "'IC TRACY " " ,~\~ .' rz::==.=nr , !I.;.-..., .,.,..,...... . i«llbnedl, . . . . Jeaeod. or l"'ll'd . . GC ........ ·Iller••.. wtlere, ...... .. • cas a body 19' ..... LMd 1'111~ 1 "! . 1r - - Plllllf 1r • 1;.; • ' ,t aa&a.ter. u•• . · · · · - . , . . . . . . . . .,, . . . ·911 ••-..•••• 'Y·~ ":·•'9i, iYt"f.·e '-' IJ u.~•"• '"" ... ....,. ~~ ...... .....____ ~ ' · ''' I l MUST HAV£ · SOME PURR:lSE=; TO MY liFE;! ROOM hou•e with ---··· · basemen t, South 4th St, lllepor~ 0. Ph. 992,9941. I! J Gtp -----TRAILER, Brown 's T r a 1-1 Par~ MinersviiJe, 0. l[ t ,.., ....._, ~. •noe ~'-' ...... ~~ __ ... - ~···· ' ---..-~" I . -- . - •• .•. 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Standard trans. White wall tires. 63 Rambler S50 Series 4 Dr. 6 .:ylin· d•r. standard trans., ra· dio & huter, whittw•ll tires. 65 Pontiac G .T.O . remp~st. l Dr. Hardtop. 4 trans. 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Or 8 cvhndtr, IUfomatic trans. R•dlo and heater. power steering, whitt wall tiral. 65 Dodge Dart 2 Or 270 Series, 6 cyll~ der. Standard trans., radio tnd heater 64 Ford F-700 S 1peed trans. 2 speed r.. r axlt, 8 cyl. Dump Truck. Long whHI btst. Automatic trans. 63 Mercury Custom 2 Doo• Hartl!• Power S...rlnt aftll 8rake1. AutomatJc trans. Ford Galaxl'e SOO, 4 d•. 8 cyl., sld.tr~ns. R•dio & he.ter, WIS tirH 63 62 Ford Galaxie SOO 2 dr. I cyl. automatic tr.1m., radio & huter, W. 5. Tir" 62 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. a cyl., automatle_ trans., radio & Mater, WI s tlffl 62 Ford Country Stdan 4 dr, stalian wagon, 8 cylo autoJNo tic trans., rldkt & htattr, WStirtS 62 Scout V.. Ton 6 cyl. 4 whMI dri_. 62 Chevrolet 314 ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl., 4 speed trans. ! ' 60 Ford F-600 long wheel ba" 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., 8 cyl. automatic trans. Radio & huter, WI 5 tiras 66 Chevrolet Malibu 4 d•. Hard\A>p, I cyl,, a~tamatic trtnt., poo wer steering, udlo &. heater, W S tires 1 64 Falrlane 2 Dr. I cyl. autemettc I( tnn!l,. rtdlo & heater, WIS tire• 62 Olds Starfire H•rdtop, 2 dr. Furnlshin~'for: Y.our H~e U'ld . ; . Family. Visit powtr br~kH, st.. rln;, ,_., r~dlo l hoalo•, WIS ""' 63 Ford Galaxie 500 XL 2 dr. hardtop. I cyl. 4 spttd tran11., Tad1o & heater, powtr stearing, wls tir11 You Always Pay less At KEITH GOBLE FORD CAR LOT Loeut! &Sycamore Ill. MWdf1p1rt - ·Well Selections Floo'rs and Our Jo~l~nd on F'1rci _ ,nt ' 1.5titl~! 11 Known Qualitlej.. '·· )\,·./)_ " ··~ MENS SPORT SHIRTS I . SIZES 'i Ttl14 Now-Buy $3·~5 . . yourselfyour family u I Middleport $4:95 · Kn1t Caps , for Christmas A wide 'sOieolion of styles 'to choose from Including gifts bere~ eu warmers, tri· ansle l scarfs, cuddle eaps, otocklhg caps and piU boxes with ear muffs. Sl.QO $1.69 $1.95 ~~95 151\ neck, large for the 18 or 181\ size and extra large for 17 or 17 ~ neck size. Solid colors, stripes, dark plaids, llght plaids, paisleys, checks, cottons, denims ve lour, dacron and cotton1, knits. Many many styles and fabrics are permanent pre8S, never need to be ironed. Stop In on the main floor, mens department and select a shirt or two now. ' Shirts You'll like thts ~election of Sport ror men, plain styles with regul ar Widespread collars, Jots of button down col· lar styles, plus a bi g se lection o£ raw. ludf' lac-e neck type, western styll ng, velour~ and knits. · Pick the correct stze . Small to fit a 14 or 14% neck, medium lo fit a 15 or Men's Quilted Underwear lust received a s.hipment of men's quilted pants and quilted tops. So .excellent for wear during cold wea· ther or for hun\ing. Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Red, Charcoal, Dark Green. Made by Hanes for i perfect fit, comfort, and long wear. Julia Lucas of Columbus; 1 1 ;gg:: SLACKS Sizes 7 to 101\. White with multi color stripe top in dark color eolor top. 100% •nylon lllretch with pants .....,. elaltlc bout' • 3pllt beck, attlehed $1.00 -atlrru;li. Cranberry, blJcli; 11114 Cheshi re Mrs. Marvel Quil~ len, Clev~ land ; Mrs. Herbert ~ Parker Syracuse ; Mrs. Nancy I royal lllue 111 a1zeJ f 'ltl 14. ~~:~ ~~;;~lie%~s. Rf.~ w.': ' ANOTHER .SHIPMINTI Howard Parker, Morgan City, Louisana; Mrs. Mildred LU<:as, Miss Melanie Young, daugh- Roseville; Miss Roberta Smith, MISs Connee and Pennee Wll' \er of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, ,1. · M Jr., Cambridge, spent the Jams, Morehead, Ky. ; rs. weekend with her grand moth er, Ralph Clark, Wesl Columbia, ., '' Mrs. Robert ReibeL Miss Young W. Va.; Mrs. Joetta Eskew, is attending Ohio University. Newark; Mrs. Janel Young, Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Borden, Lancaster, Miss Gretta Harden, Columbus, The Carpenters also received and Lawrence Harden, Gerard, wedding gilts from the followvisited Saturday with Mrs. Gar- ing, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caren Stansbury. They came for penter, Syracuse; Mr. and Juneral servicea for Mrs, Thel· Mrs. Clare Carpenter and Mr. rna Horden Chartier held Satur- and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter of DOWN UP day at the Middleport Church Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. of Christ. Parker, April and Aaron Pv.lh tiattl 4owa tor Ollt L_ _ _ _..,.____ , cvp, • • tllp up 10 liU pltcblr. The Rev. and Mrs. Donald Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Wen· A. Barnitz, Pomeroy ; Mr. dell Gerlach, represented the Mrs. Wilber Parker, Eddie, Church of Christ at a Gideon 1and Martha of Chester; Mr. Soclety dinner meeting held at and Mrs. Bradlord Maag, of University Inn, Athens, Sat.. Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. 1• brews delicious eoftn urday evening. John Jordon, Columbus ; th e Mrs. Guy Reynolds spent Willing Workers Sunday Schaul 1 • keeps it hot for hours Tuesday in Columbus. Schoois 1Class of the Rutland Church 1. • fullr liiiOIIatlc in West Virginia were closedJChrist; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Adda ••oven·frelh" flavor •W-31 cup• lllWDl• ..,. . lor Election Day, Mrs, Rey- Helsor, Waco, Texas; Mr. J.et que111 Mffll theiiiHlMI to pip1!19-hol and warmtb to bUill, rollJ, 12 wlah! With IWW dHlqll for blqqer Clpt.dly, lh1l. ill oolcl nolds is an elementary teach- Mrs. Bert Grimm, Letart Falls; biscuits, Inner basket Jll'fo - pul it on JO\U buffet. JIGUI er in the Mason Schools. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carpenter, num Puty Perk W tuY to \lMI 'U b&" pllaDtJ •enll scorebi111. HlJbiy Mrs. Edgar Allensworth has Pomeroy, and daughter, Alita, 'Wlltf, 1dd cotiN pd. pl11q il b1. Ja Ju.l ~~ iMl... I Cit QeUdo\1& ptrty cotiH. •utODYtie~IJr• 1- L polllhed aluminum Wltll 1 gone to visit her daughter and who is aboard ship !amily, CoL and Mrs. James the College of the Seven 'Seas ; eopper color eover. Hartinger and children in Alex· Mr. and Mrs. Harry ~~::~ ~ ~ andria, Va. for the holidays, Galion; Mr. and Mrs. Miss Scherry Hicks and her Snowden, Steve, Larry, fiance, Glenn Stewart, Col urn· and Annette, Gallipolis, and Mr. bus, were weekend guests ol and Mrs, Sherman Johnson and her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. 1James of Marietta. Donald Hicks and son, Doug, Mrs. C. A. Emmish has re-G turned from several days visit Corpenters iven I • ' • in Columbus with her daughter Kitchen Shower ~ . I ' and son--in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilsonll . -' Earl Bougher. ~Carpenter were honored with -, . ... . Mrs. Julia Grim has return· kitchen shower given by teach- 11 ed to Arizona where she wlll ers and employees of Millers· Drlp-tw ...If blst!njf S<olntotl olool '~~"' 1hb an.p..p... bowl -f of I •109 ..,.r. . · '"l1 spend the winter wltb · rela· JIOrl !Ugh School. Mr. Carpen- I lti• • plut lutlluJ blauty, Woa't pll. ruat,1flll. ~ad Ita riuafi,.,.._.' lP.aiiV to.clean tives. She has spent the past ter Is a teacher there, and tlMI t.re eDdleu - p1rlec:t b.-.., Clbl.·..... dcllllll4!1' "' )"':""-~ ... r-1 summer here at ber home in Carpenter (Suzy Parker) is wda. wllloiog aa1ioJ loodo. """!"" ~ ·poicelaln · on steel Middleport. . sophomore in the school ~---.....,... circulates e~!nly. lrCpl. James Miller lei\ Man- Home Economics, Ohio State II .W sizes. day lor the Marine Base at University, Columbus. I ; Beauford, S, C., alter spending couple is residing in IJncoln the past month here on leave Village, Columbus. to with his parents, Mr. and Mr!. Gifts were presented to them ' ,i jMyron Miller. Miller has just from Margaret Whittington, completed a tour of duty in Ben and Juanita Finke, Helen • jVIet Nam. i Creed, Ginny Flolo, ' Size 1B" x 30'' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy Carrnlfl, Jeane Schromme, Super quality l<lp rubber abeet, perfectly lllltinated• jvlslted recently in Nelsonville rls Perry; Louise between durable ca•pet surface and pure foam rubwilb her niece and family, Mr. ry Perry, Shelby Snapp, ber base - finished with beveled idee• for extra and Mrs. Michael Ohlilger and ta Curran, AI Abrams, Tre.vor safety. diildren, Michael li and Julia. and Violet Jones, Mary Perfect for every room In the house- _ 1\ey Bfl•dge wrecked-' Nixon Lead GOP Comeback By Navy Jet Attacks · IC~!'lple . AIAtswqre 12 to 38 CUJ 1 I 1 CREW SOCKS .... Southern Local Scbool DiJ • des the emollmeni, iinan- Hlgb School is In VIolation of j not centrally eoordinafed.. . in Meigs County niay face cia! base and aervices wbich are: _ Facilities for lndusltlil I::~~~~ in obtaining future are essential factora In the de- - Limited instructional ma- arts, vocational agriculture, 1~ ·1 of Its high achool by velopment of a comprehensive terials and equipment in the brary, art and music are ina4. OhiO Department of Educa· educational Jll0Cf8111." elementary buildings constitute equate. Instructional materl.U. . The report also obaerved: infringement. for industrial arta are iJiJidt • ' A report of an invealll!atlon, "Citizens should be much - The school does ol have a quate. , I~~: earlier this year by concerned with the need to pro- completed course of study ap- - The requirements of 5.oot ll K. Sllumaker and Her- vide deslreable educational op- proved by the State Board of library volumes are not heine 0. Now, secondary educa- portunlties for the boys and Educatton. . met. the Annual TB consultants, rev~aiJ the girls of the district. High . -: Th~ education progra~ Is - Th~ librarian is assigned mailed. Students sehool ."tu.allon m south · schools which are at 8 dlsad , 1Jm1ted m number of subJects, to the library less ,than 1M .f lo Eblin. Seated, district IS ••.milar to that of vantage today will likely be at ' offered and depth and breadth qulred time and does not PCill • Linda Local high school ma~e an even creator disadvantage of several areas to adequately sess the required se~ter Wednesday. Bolli are m in the future. With limited fin- proVJde for the mterests and hours in library science. of 13 sections of, ~e anclal re!OI!J'Ces, it Is not pos- needs of all students. - Library facilities do not OhiO High School mm•· Sible to develop and efficlenliy - Sufficient evidence Is lack- provide a conference room admum" standards.. ,and ellectively operate a mo . lng . to indicate a~propriate a~ equate student slatiooa, '•t<Jil. . II will be con- ' dem and eomprehenslve educa- tention " being g<ven to pro . age, or workroom. (UPI) known , ~ lead the Republican,. and Democratic Eisenhower's first midterm I on tile approved list of ttonal program. Meeting \heed- vide adequately lor individual - All minimum quantltaltn divided Ullon, President Tbis 11 what hap- leaders to review the conduct election, the GOP lost 18, and m schools for the remainder ucatlonal need of th requirements for graduatioo 1 d!llerences. comeback In 1966." of the war" and develop a Truman's first midterm eleethe current year only. Fuil and lutur lor 'y ~ prese~ - The school does not have a are 1101 being met. Nlson, Wbo was off on a post· "genulriely bipartisan foreign-lion, the Democrats lost 1~. He will be contingent on girls wiU erequlr..~islon ~d ~ comprehensive prngram of Several teachers are asvacaU<m today, said the policy." Ialso noted that the Democrats the substantial improvement to- besl efforts 1 an conce ed ~ guidance services. signed without proper certiftca0 of f7 more Republicans . . lost 29 seats in the ·midterm lull compliance with Ohio m · - The school does not pro- tlon on file the House of Representatives Do:•::· b' the 1 e~ctJOn election aRer Truman's election School Standards "mini· ~ If sections of the Ohio vide qualified stall lor the gui- _ Appro'xunate!y 55 percent nol be misconstrued in ~ dl ~ term in his own right In 19f8!' " the repor\ said of SOulb· High Sehool standards which it dance program. teacher turnover durilli 1111 · 1 Communist capitals of Red rep $lion su er Y ~ny , ., . " Is claimed Southern Local I - The guidance program Is pas\ year '' exeesslve . China and North VIet Nam. President In a generahon, 'But here, Nucon lllded, in Shumaker and Now said: , These elecliona, lie oald, meens IICCording to Nlson-;-"even, bet-~ the first midterm election alter "It Is recommended the "more support, rather than ler · than I had antiCipated. Johnson had been elected In hiJ board of education, adminlstrale11, for the principle of nol Nixon noted that In the first right, \be administration's \on, and citizens of this dis> ~ll!dent reward for aggression! midterm election of the ts currently estimated at 47 , trict direct their thinkin~. el· : · .. to 1 Nixon called on President dy adminlstraUon, the the sharpest ~bull of a forts and support toward s Jar- , . Johnson to <ODvene a council of crats los\ lour house seaLs; In a generation!' ger administrative unit which I . G h H k . • • t Says NatIon Oe·s WI aw s . Boys Cotton l: About ' and Llttl.• ~~l• Warm or buy them . r Around"a';d-, ~~g:i~~~ :ne~:~~~!~: l I < Manj' coloN. to ehoose In sizes lot girls age 3 to 8 vea, · a~d 7 to _ 14. Hoffman, Mrs. Flo Martin. Miss Mrs. w. 0. Barnitz uf Pome- 1 Sabra Canaday, Mrs. Bmda rov· Mrs. Phy llis Stmpkins, Diehl, Mrs. Joan Harrison, Mrs cha~la and Melissa, Miss Jane 1 I Miss Sally Schaal, Middleport. • ' F'ranres Thelma Hysell, Mrs. Jestie Smith and Darlene, Mrs . Ros- ~ · De · I Molden. Mrs. Ma rc~a m ~on , &lie Say re, Mrs. Eloise Smith, Mrs. Marjorie Dav1s, M.rs. Mrs. Blanche Braley, all local ; j Muri el Foley, Mrs. Bermce and Mrs. Wilson Carpenu•r and D::~ell~a~Ph~il~li~ps~,~M~r~s;..;:~Leo :;n;a l and i• • Erlewine, Mrs. Kathleen Tillis, Miss 1 Michael Mrs. Fave Sa uer, Mrs. Vona McKnight, Mrs. Margarw Joan May and Debbie, Mrs. et Schilling, Mrs. Janet Bolin, Coda Slawler, Mrs. Rose Pat-1 Mrs. Joan Stewart. Mrs. Char- terson, Mrs. Jeann ette Cc:~rt ­ lotte Willford, Mrs. Avanelle 'er and Billie .Jean and her I Gtorge, Mrs. Alice Davis and Iguest Mrs. Grace Greer . . Janet, Mrs. Marga ret Edwards, I.J ess t~ White. Mrs. Jran P" rk· •I h M J Mrs. Beatrice Smit , r ~. · er, Mrs. Tillie Romi nl'. H. Stafford and Linda, Mrs. Ethel Nicholson, Mrs. Ro:-.1 lre: Freda BaJiey, Mrs. Kat hieen Ni chols, Mrs. Dons Thomas Fink, Mrs. Myrtle Donahue, 1and Kathy, Mrs. Ed1th William. Mrs. Jeannette Davis, :Wrs. l 5011 Mrs. Donna Will iamson. Reva Snowden, Mrs. Rell Jor- 1Mr~. Effie Denison, Mrs. Mane don, Mrs. Ethel Taylor, Mrs. I Anderson, Mrs. Janet Pauline TilliS, Mrs. Herman Mrs. Margie Schoonover, Mr:; . Grate, Mrs. Twila Hysell, Mrs. Audry Haley Mrs. Barbara ,• a.; s3,9s Sport Shirt• them lor . SIZ~~ ~. T06x . ~.9;: Mrs. Ruth Myrville. Brown. ~1rs 0 1.I -' ' ,:corduroy with contralting top~ iQ, stripes and aollds. Sit!lle ~o-iron fa· .briss, Alt e ew fall colors .· \. ster, Mrs. Bette Hol~;~~~i~;: Mrs. «' 1'vian Co)·, Mrs. Markin~, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Birdie Hysell, Mrs. garet Parsons, Mrs. Be•mell Wi se, Mrs. Joan Wise and Jane, Mrs. Lille Ro'binson, Mrs. nic~ Nelson, Miss Edna Swick. Mrs. Jessie Grucser II and Charles. Mrs. Barbara Meter and Teresa, Mrs. Paul line II Buck, Mrs . Marjorie Ri ce, n~ilrtjl. leta _ Sets Buy Mans PARTY PERl ,, t1 1 B~NKETS AUTOMATIC Sleep in wann eomtQrt wltll an Eledle Bllnbt. ·JuSt tel ~ dial and YOUl bed will be eomtottobly WRI'I!' aU niJht long. Beautiful colon; Gold, Pink, Bel(e, Green, Illld, Blue, • TWIN SIZI-63"xl4" SINGLI CONTROL .... . ., •• DOI.!~I SIZI-72"xl4'' SINOLI CONTROL ;.. , .• DOUILI SIZI-42"xl4" DUAL CONTIIOL ••••·•• Sale! KIMBALL P.IANOS IUN' WARMER, SERVING OVEN Speclall 3 qt. Stalnl111 Steel Alden Wants Expa~sion of OUEffort '$3.99 MIXING BOWL . Enameled.· ·ROASTERS . · ''99• ~ . "' 1 aoil..., . . . --:----------,.;.mat ! HANDEE-DANDEE 1 USED All '3 • ,) ~ I 2 tan, I cyl., 5 speed trans. 2 speed nit, stake btd, .t Stlclppt~g . n , Pomeroy Your I Im boden and Lilly end Char· The guest list includ ed Mr.c;. I lotte, Mtss Teresa Dean, Mrs. 64 Ford Galaxie ·~ed trays. cylinder, 500. 4 Or 8 cvllnder, auto. tnns. Radio and heater, power steering, whitewall tires. Bet Aire. 4 and The room was decorated with Chapman, Mrs. E. Ann r 500. 2 Or., 8 standard trans. ~- King, Mrs. Adaline Sno•wder•.ll Mrs. Alberta Montgomery Melanie, Mrs. Pearle Cattaday,jl Mrs. Edna Russell, Mrs: Snowden and Rose and Lynn, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor. Mrs Iris Williams, Mrs. Ethel . Nelson and Helen Mae, · Mrs. Melva TUrner and Br<•n-11 da, Mrs. Pearl Little, Mrs. Marie Birchfield , Mrs. SALEI I ~ake Elberf~dl . . •~ridaI Shower is.Given Honoring ·. Bride-Elect, Miss Suzy Parker white wedding bells and pink streamers. A white covered gift table was centered with a bride doll placed in front of a pink net covered back~rop adorned with a pink heart and 65 Ford Galaxie white wedding bells. Games SOO, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, euto. trans. Radio & Heahtr, were enjoyed and Mrs. Della whltew•ll tires Phillips received the door pnze. Favors were miniature M .Ford Galaxie bridal bouquets and the guest SOOXL 2 Or. Hardtop. I of honor was given a corsage. cylinder, 4 speed trans. Pink iced cupcakes, assorted Like new . sandwiches, nuts, coffee and iced tea were served on crystal 62 Ford Fairlane ·r' < 20-Dally Sentlne~ ·Pomeroy•l\llddleport, 0 ., Nov. 9, 1968 "Inside The House" RUG MATS MEIGS THEATRE "*=··· Olde tdAiiAY NOf OPEN Hughes, Jane Smith Sch4al, Roe Helser, Gar<y, Clarence and Hazel Hempleman, Faye Kitzmiller, Rosalie Trigg, Thelma Balser, M~vin Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed ' Brookover. e Entrance Foyer e Bathroom eDen or Pillyroom e Uundn RooiD • titdum · eNuneey Rug lles flat - Safe non lkld back Popular Decorator Colors - BlackiBrowniWhite Tweed Coc~[White Tweed BlackiWhlte Tweed Blue[Green[White Tweed ~.79 .... . ~ -' ' • ' White Enameled Wai. • t·•s' $4.95:' . ·ror~e~~n-st~e~ $ . Genevieve Splb'gean, NJ\v Shlpmentl ' lJ stain resistant. : • to clean. Covered sauce.,otf, 1111uce ·P.9. HY,,.', ~~~~:: pudtim, p~. water , . . ., :· ' .., ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 9, 1966 holley ramsey vansickle