https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/72165654ff0314f914582f8a2ba10388.pdf eb5d5883c642c79048079350031b2cda PDF Text Text '· I Now YouKDow .. .',. . ' • . en tine e 'l'he averiP lite ~cr An~erleUJaroiall'oril4.3 .voan In 1900 to 70,1 )'earl In 1966. or .' 0 '' ·' .- -' j VOL. XXI NO. 112 iml' and warm IOda¥ 'llltll hlch• from 76 to 85. Fair a .\ .. mild tciidjbt, lolrl In 1118 50s. Wednesday, part~)' IWll11 a n d, eonUnled IIIJ'IIL f-1 Devoted To The' lnteres,. Of The Meig1- Mwon Area POMfROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, rl Weather ( ' r:; ..- FIVE CENTS . 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CuWng through Southeastern Ohio hlJls, this wlJI be one of Ohio's most scenic blghways, boasting two of probably the most beautiful roadside parks In the nation. The relocation hea been on the drawing bOerd since 196L Use by morortlsts Is likely to accelerate delllUld for relocation of U.S. 33 between Darwin and Athens. Father of6 Killed PT. PLEASANT - A P111nt head laceratlolla, Vld a fracPiealllll man wu killed and two tured lett shoulder, snd his son, · othara were aertou·• "elvin J o• · - J r., 21 , ....... ...,.. Injured In "' ••....., "'"' a one ear milbap .at DOOil Moo- returned from VIetnam only last diJ on lit. 17 QNI' the J o h n Thursday, had multiple lacerOihollarm. ' . atlons c1 the head aqcl • · neek Genrse l. ~ u, oC bUm'- Both are .In illllotaet.oq OOf ~ ·~oq;, 'Polm Plea"' ~""" at ·Holller Hot11tta1. .... father.""*-ddldrta. 1IU · ·4o1:o~toihe.Sta!e4'9Uce dead fll a lkull IJ,~.~" on ~- and SberUrs DllliU'fJIIOIII, I h rival at Plil!ii!'Qt \IIU'Q ~- JobniOII youth ... drlvjng and pita!. ' ·Vl'lns out a ear from "the Two InJured lfere a.I,YID O. •John. River Motors. The driver lost aon, U, PI~ a res-,. conlrol In a curve and slruc~ tdent ftremail .f! Nut .PI- a utllii;Y pole. The ear eausht lilt Fire. ~~- lllhQ sua. fire. talned I ftaelure \t.,~ llack, Randolph, a decl<hand for lhe .I'IIIIJI . Union Barge Colllpaey, was a veteran or World War U where he received the good cocdlct medal, purple ~earl. and sliver star. Born In l'lllnt PleaBIII!, he was the 1011 fll the 4\te Georp and Flor•1111 Allan Randolph. -·He •ls'-<IIIM'vft.b:y. .hla ~e, lnt2 IJe1l8rl Randolph, two 110111, James, IIH!IIIber ot !he · Marines stationed · at Camp Le- a Jeune, N. C., and Jackie, at home; four -daushtera, M r s. Florence PUtner. r•"Woita; Roberta, Georida and ~Ia, all at home; three brclthera, Otis, «WUlbert Leon Route 1; and Rainey aDd Randolph, folnt 'Pleas10 11 12 16 17 18 19 22 2) 24 25 26 29 )0 14 20 27 21 28 News .•. in BriefS B;r United Preaa lntlll'llltlonal LANCASTER, OillO - ANCHOR PIOCKING GLA&'l Corp. and the American Flint Glass Workers Union of North America agreed on a new labor contract here Monda;r, Including a $L56 per hour pay nlse over !he next three years. The union, which rec>resenta. 2;600 workers at Anchor's two 1<>eal plants, eeeepted the offer zf'hours before the old contract was to have e>Pired.. The company said the package was worth •9.2 million, lhe largest ever at Its plants, COLUMBUS :.: OFnClAI..S HAVE REJECTED a PeM Central rallroad proposal to discontinue two trains which J)&H thrGIII!h Ohio travelling between New York and st. Louis. · lllelrman Carl R. John1011 of the Public Utilities Commlaslon • salcl lbe trains provide eaatolfest service !rom Sleubenv!Ue, Derdaon, Coahocton, Newark, Colwnbua Uld Da;rton to such major ddea as New York, Philadelphia, Plttsburp, Richmoed, JndlaWCIIIa and St. l.ouls. .' MADISON, _~ - 'lliE CRITICAL REV1EW of the children's cla•slc "Pelllr ~·· - featuring a ~q~porl11111 cast of nude coeds - na .WI out U!d~Q'. The Unlversii;Y or Wisconsin studert version . of James M. Barrie's tale riq)ened for a speelat ·W»1Jay stand Mollljly, and "critics" ·unong the selected audience of 52 Included Madlaon POlice Chief WDbur Emergy and Dane County Dlat. Atl,y, Jamea C. BaiL Their JIIIIBmenl on whetlier drama senlor''Stuart A. Gordon's version of , Ute pla;r II esthetic Ill' obscena w!1l determine the illture ci lbe .._, ·which hes' u elgilt-mlnute seqilence with nude coeds. The nudlllf, Gordon ·sa;ri, Is to depict ~.ence- W~Gt:OII-. TIIE.SEN~ CONTROVERSY. over the nom· .f '. B;r United Press lnternallonal 'J:!'e U. S. bombing of North Vletuam was back In the forefront or presldenllal campaign debate toda;r with Hubert H. Humphrey pledged to a complete half contlngent upon signa from Hanoi - and Rich. ard M. Nixon rea<lflng a position statement. Hwnpbrey told a national television audience Monda;r that as president he "would stop t h e bombing'' or North VIetnam as soon as he had any udirect or indirect" s1sn of Hanoi's "willIngness .to restore the DemUItarlzed Zone." A pauae, which he said could be terminated I! "Norlh Vietnam were to show bad faith," would be followed In stages by other moves to settle the war, Humphrey &ald. These would Include "syst&matic reducttoit" of U.S. troops as the Sooth Vietnamese took over moru of the fighting; an ''lnternatlo~y S\C)ervised ceas&oflre alxl s..ervlsed withdrawal of ~ forelsn forces," and free ele~lions in South Vietnam with the VIet Cong's ' National Liberation Front partie~ "I! they wer' wl~l'l! to abide" by the reaulL ·· A NlxCII aide liifd -the Iormor (Continued on Page 10) E. C. Bryan Die8 lUI •"onda:y · ant; four sletera, Mrs. Glad;ya Parsons, Miss Gartle Randolph, Edward Clay Bryan, 67, MidMrs. Bonnie Swlshar, and 'Mrs. dleport, who owned and operated NeUie Plants, all c1 POint Pleas-'('·~ •Davis Ice and Produce Co. ant, and one grandchild. lit ·tower POmeroy for 40 ;rears, Last rites will be eonmeted died Monda;r night at Holzer lloaWec!Qeada;r at 1 p.m. at t h e pltal, Chw!ch of God With 1118 Rev, He was a member of. MlddleWUUam HaUield and The Rev. port Mallonlc lodge 363, F. snd L1m Ramey omctattn& wltll A.M. He recentl;r sold the Daburtal In MD1111111 Cerbatery near vis Co. to lbe Crow Interests Point Pleai!IIIL GraYest&! mill- but had remained at the establary rites fltn 1141 cocdlcted b;y llshment for several months asAmerican~ PUJI23. slstlng with the operat1011 before The bociY be taken from retiring. the Mohr.stOVIIIa Funeral Home He Is survived by his wl!o, at 8 p.m. Tuesday to lbe ·ram- Louise; tour sisters, Mrs. ElhIIJI hoine, whare friends will be el Christy, Nllro, W. Va.; ll(las received. Nora Bryan, Mrs. Ruth Phelps, and Mrs. catherine Amle, all fll st. Albans, W. Va., and two to brolhera, John, or Nitro, a n d Tbomal or Florida. in Funeral services wW be held at 2 p.m. Thursda;r at the ·EwDr; Calvin RQ4eheftef,dl.ldct lnl Fwteral Home With the Rev. ~~~~~ ollbeP~ddh Dlatrlct qf iioe Unlte.!I-Melilodlat Mu: Donollue olllclatlng. Burial Church, ,.,m speak at:lhe Sunday will be In 1118 Riverview Cememorning worshlj> santee at the terr. Mlddleport Masonic Ledge Chester u n 1 ted .· Mathodlst 363 wiD conGict services at the Church. fUneral home at 7:30 p.m. WedThe worship ser'vtee ""-" be- nesday. Friends may call at the v..IIMral home anytime. gin at 9 a.m. Dr, Rodebefter wW meet lflth the memberShip ol the church at 2.p.m. ·10· disOUIS what ·step• ahould be taken ror future elQianllon. Dr. Rod&hetrer will also sPeti< at the Allred United Methocltstani! Flaiwoods United Methodi'StCiorehea wti1 Rodeheft'er "$peak l~ Of~ aJ cblel . ce headed .tol!lll'lla lint-round cllllllr .IOda¥ lflth the ~!loll leader claiming' viCtor)' Ia the ll&ltt ·• . . · .(ContinUed on .page 12) • durll'l! their hOur&. Meigs reeul4r ,, worship ... . ~r~;~~;~;~;;;w~~;t~~~;~~~~~l~l~~?~~~t~J~?tt~t~~~tttt~I~~~trf~l~~l~~;~~;~;l;l~~~i~~~~;~~~~~l~~~l~~~l~~~~~1~;;;;t~~~t~?~~~~~~~~=i=~~!!~~lElm;;~w~~~~i~~r~~~~~~~if:~~~;l~~r~~~t~~;~=~~:~:;~~~;l~~~~~~~l~;~~~?:~*~;~~ II CillCAGO (UPI)- "I don't lmow how to estimate crowds," George Wallace said In his homey way. "1 Just know there were acres and acres of folks out I Throngs Cheer Wallace carry nllnols, Uld said 1118 pollsters who predleed he would lose the election would be ashamed to be In business otter Nov, 5. During the parade, Wallace """ almost obscured b;r slsn• earrled b;y persona walking next to his open llnwuslne. "God Bless Wallace • , • Wallace there." Wallace, third party candidate for the presidency, spoke to newsmen after about 100,000 peraons turned out for a noonhour parade down Chicssn•s state StreeL The former Alabama governor was obvloosly pleased with his showing, though advance aides had said they expected 500,000 persons. Between 400,000 to 600,000 turned out for a recent similar parade for Republican presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon. Wallace oontlnues his Midwestern trip toda.Y with speeches In Michigan In Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Lanslne and Flint. On arriving at Midway Airport In Chicago Monday, Wallace predicted he would Red Push On Beret SAIGON (UPI)- U.S. Green Beret defellljers at Thuong Due conceded today the estimated 7,000 North Vietnamese soldiers surrourxling them could capture their ~amp with heav;r. losses. The concession came during the first lull In f<iur da;rs In the sheUing of the outpost 330 miles north of saigon. The Americans and their Vietnamese helpers said the big Rae! push was yet to come. "If Charlie (the VIet Cong) wanted to take this place, he could do it with the nwnber of men out there. He's going to lose an awful lot or men, but he can still take us," lL William Glendening of caracas, Venezuela, tllld UPJ correspondent Raymond Wilkinson. The North VIetnamese clamped the siege on the Green Beret camp Soturday. Overrunning It would gl ve them a clear inf'iltration path through the An Hos Valley toward the U.S. military bastion at Da Nang, 30 miles to the northeast. Bomb Attackers U.S. B52 bombers rained 20ton bomblosds north of the c8JI1) whUe dive bombers and helicopter gunships slashed at Heel positions around Thuong Due every hour. "They want this C1J111J very badly,.. Glendening sa1d. "We are a thorn in their slde. If we weren't here, Da Nang wquld be wide open. " James Stitt Wanted On Murder Warrant A first-<legree murder "ar· rant was filed late Monda;r for a 19 - year - old Columbul man In connectloo Ifill! the Sept. 20 sla;rlng of EmU Zbinden, •7, of 197~ Sullivant Ave. The warrant for the arrest of · James Stitt, of 1328 Hunter-Ave., · was filed in Municipal Court after the youth's broth- ' er. George, 21, of the same address, had beenquestln~>o ed ! o r several hours. Slltt Stitt apparently left the state last Tuesda;r a~>.~ may be In Florida, according to Sheriff's Detective Sam Powers. Stitt. formerly ol the' Mlddl~ort area, had been attendIng .the Technical Institute of Central Ohio. He waa reported In the ll(l~om­ eroy area last Wedneaday nijjbt In an apparent lnto:dcated coDdltlon. Powers and Detective Ron Herdman were ledtoStlttthrough a blue blanket In which Zbinden's buUet riddled body was found. The blanket, at first believed to have been Zbinden' a, was la- ter traced to the Hunter Ave. rooming house where the two brothers live. George Stitt was picked up lor questioning abwt 12 a.w. Molllay, Powers said. He was held for several hours while his stories were checked He has been cleared of involvement in the case. Powers said other evidence along with the blanket led to the warrant but declined further comment. The suspect was suppoied to have been released from the Training Institute of Central Ohio only a few months ago, Powers said Powers said he would not have the youth's records until Tuesday. Robbery is believed to be the mot! ve In the &la;rlng, the def&ctlw said. A watch and an undetermined amount or cash were apparenlly taken. Zbindan' s body was found near Big Walnut Creek and the Pickaway County line with three bullet wounds In the chest and one in the beck. Stokes Subpoenaed to Court by Wallacites CLEVELAND (UPJ - Mayor carl B. Stokes today was served with a subpoena to appear in Cuyahoga County Pre>< bate Court within 10 da;rs to answer charges of unlawful official action during the Glenville sniplngs In July and IJlegal use of ucleveland, Now!" funds. "Cleveland, Now," a civic fund raising campaign originated by Stokes, relies on COlJIOrate and private donations to n. nance 'a wide--range of coounu• lty proiectB, Including Job training. The complaint was filed b;y Roy F. Richarss, vice chairman of the Citizens coouD!uee for Law En!t>reement, and was slsned by four other Cleveland residents. Richards also Is chairman o! the Cleveland branch of the Ohio Wallace for President Committee. Richards charged In his suit that Stokes' acd.m "led to mas- sacre and murder of three pe>< licemen with 'Cleveland, Nowl' money and a breakdown of law and order. The complaint alleged t h e me;ror directed the program'• money Into the hands of lawbreaking groups and that he joined an "unlawful parede" on J u1y 20, the. second anniversary of the Hough riots. The reference to the uunlawful parade" dealt with Stokes' marching with black nationalists who had ri4es slung over their shoulders. Stokes, a Negro, also was accused of ordering the National Guard and white policemen out of the predominately Negro Glenville area during the July trouble "for an unlawful pur- pose.'' IUIII)Ol'ts law and order • • • Welcome Alabama • . • Nbaoll copies Wallace," the slsna llllid. While most or the ~ cheered lbe candidate, 111111· Wallace demonstratora lf8lked along the sideWalk earrytag . signs sarin& "Wallace Is a pig • • , Wallace Is a fudst • • • Wallace Cor pre~ wbat a riot." When they . ahnutad, "Wallace Ia a pi&" the Alabamlul a I o p p e d smllln& . pullhed his handa throu8b lalliDc COIICettl and turned hla llllmba - a t them. Later.' iD the all.lfllite blue- · collar IUIIurb oC Cicero, Wa11ace · told 10,000 peraona paclled at a street rall;r tllat his first act aa presldeat would be to seek repeal ot the e>pen boualna law. "A man's bome II sU1l hie cnlllla," he said ID laud oppi111se. The lllldlenee broke Into his apeecb often lflth chants fll "we ant Wallaee." · Candidates For Queen . ...... Jof Tbelas, ~e ~ a..I•· and Roblll Morrow are secdor caodldatet Corhomeoomlnr<Peen fll Southern H1gb Sebool In Ba. cine. The <PeeD will be cho- bT lhMitm this weok from the three nominees In pnporatkla tor this Frlda;r llllbt'a homecoming aetlvidea preeedlng the Southern-Federal Hoeklng game at Racine. Clua attendants bave been lected and are Bnada HoliiWI, a .)mlor; Debbie Norris, a IIOIIhomore, and R - Burke, frelhman. Homeeomlnc festivities will get undanra;r at 7 p.m. Tlllraday with a parade beglmlng at the hlgb sdlool, moving throulll Racine,' and bRk to lbe hlllh school. At the end of tile JIU'· ado there wiD be a bonl1re ad pep rally at the too1ball !leld. The - for lbe eoronatlon emonles <P•n and her court will begin at 7:30 p.m. Frlda;r at the atadlum. FJementary children who will carry the flowers and tiara ar.e Cecelia Jenklna, second grade, -· daughter fll Mrs. Chris Shain, · and Richard Furbee, first erader, aon ol Mr. and Mrs. Ra:r· mond Furbee. . Everyone wlablag to partld~ ~ pete In Thurada;r evllling'a puo. :. ado should oootact the b 1 1 acheol, phone munber 948-3511, or Mrs. Jameo Carnahan, 11482708. Cars Collide in •• Intersection A two-car accldeut occurred at 2:30 p.m. Mmla;r at lbe Ill- : tersectlon of Court aed lfab>. · Sta. In Pomeroy Ifill! medium , · damage being caused to ona · hlcle and mllllll' to aaolher. , Police said .a car drl- lit':: Don Jell, 31, P~, IIUtr.i"', vellng thi'OOJIII a red ltpt funeral proeesalon whell II!DIIIi! IUIImloblle ~ted bJ Smllll pulled tl!nulb • ~~ llgilt from Court st., aal ~~~~~-~~ hiclea collided. The~re~na~~~~~ ':, ..~ �~;'' ~·Jni~C·· 'Ite,l€l~ffh_ ursdav '.J ,. ,, il';.f'~ • !·' 'I • . ~~';.o;;clildiO!>~ Oldo, rueiiiP';~ 1, ltll' 3- LQcal Bowling -. POMEROY LANES· BENQ LEAGVE - ,....,slid i'J.EASANT .. The s.p.. WUII"" Rardin, Jr . points In Qrder100, ID;Piim!'ara- cOuaO" Cllnle was The Ma1011 Coun\Y Cancer So1'01 Gun Club, 8; BigC's, 8;PcmSlpl. 26, wllb 10 clet;y reminds women ot this eroy Golf Course, 8; Dutton area o1 !be Importance ol the Drugs, 4; Team No. 6, 2. Hlgh · Boonsue and Obreaon annual cheek-up and urges evgamo, E. Coon and Willard Bo.Y· the attending Jllll'alclano; eryone to have the ..pap" test er, 202; Hlgtl Series, Cl,yde ln·:other volunteers were Mrs. BU- and breast examJnatlon rrom a gels, 513. ·lle Morgan, Mrs. Charles Hyer, private pbyslctan, or attend one MONDAY MIXED - Team No, :Mrs. WUllam Rardin, Jr., and ol the Cancer Clinics. 3, 16; Team No. 8, 14; Team . Mrt. Kellb HID h'om tile Point No. 4, 12; Team NO. 5, 12; Team Pleaaarit Junior Womlll's Club. No. 2, 10; Team No. 1, 8. High 'Ibe monthly Cancer Clinics Series, Jerry Van Inwagen 543 ore sponsored by !be Ma80!1 eounand Resole Hayes, 434; Hlah 0" Cancer Society, and 111\Y adult Games, Jerry Van lnwagen. 226 lemale 11113 attend. Awolntmenlo aoo Phyl Mullen, 160. must be made by oontactlng Mro. TRI COUNTY - Maaon fur .. PT, PLEASANT - The Teen· . niture, 22; Eagles, 16; Firestone, is; Hondas, 10; Holsum, 6; JC's, Age Re]Mibllcans held their reg2. High Serleo, Arl Slol>ert, 617; ular meeting Montloy evening with ~~Soeiety High Game, Art Stobert, 221. election or officers. CITY Pmneroy Cement The speaker !or the evening :: Denzil Welsh suffered a painBlock, 20; Quality Print, 14; ; ful Injury whUe working on the wu Mike Shaw, candidate for No NIJ}le, 14; City Loan. 12; :n.uroad near Flrdlay. He ia proaecullng attomey. Slaw opol<e H & R Firestone, 8; Lou's Ash:hospitalized at Kent. D e n a on the Importance ol teenland, 4. Hlgh Series, Henry Clat:)NeJsh, his mother, and his wife agers and young people In the worthy, 597; High Game, Dale election. :-..e with him. Davis. 211. New officers nanied were Mary :: Demis GUkey, Mr. Crow and GLORIES - Team :~ w~u called on Aw GU· Gerlach, president; Junior Mor- No.MORNING 3, 7 - 2; Gibbs Grocer)·, S.. gan, first vice..prealdent; Bar:j<ey Tuesday evenl~ 4; Lou' s Ashland, 5--4; Team No. :: Mr. Eddie Lou Howery is ser- bara WUliamiJOn, seeond vice:loualy ill in Holzer Hospital. president; Linda Greer, secre- 4, 4-5; Team No. 1, 3-6: Shan:: Mr. an:l Mrs.. Charles Jooes tary; and Ellis Conley, treasur- my, 3 - 6. High Series, Chris =~Dt Thursday evening with Ava er. Advisors !or the club are Spears, 460 and 169. EARLY WEDNESDAY MIXED Mrs. Mike Shaw and Mn. Bill :t:UkeJ'. Zides, 18; Sportsman Bar, :: Mrs. Eliza Powell and Mrs. Hopkins. 18; Nelsons Drug, 12; Team No. :Minnie McGrath were Pomeroy lowing. an eJII)loslon in the trail6, 10i Team No. 2, 8; Tony's ::..tsltors Thursday and atteOOed er where he and his boss slepl carry Out, 6. High Series, Jr. rummage sale. :- Mrs. Jane Gilkey ol Middle- He Is hospitalized al Kent, Ohio, Phelo, S74 and Retcy Smlftl, 472. :jort, sport Wednesday aflernoon but will be moved to Athens High Games, Jr, Phelps, 215, when his iniurles permJL and Betty Smith, 169, ~~~~ Ava GUkey. Mrs. Grace Clark attended a TATE WED. MIXED - Team 00: Mrs. Lola Clark and Mrs. Earl . TIC)perware party at Llrda ~No. 3, 26; Team No. 6, 16; Team .Yott made a business tr:~p to ••lllddleport recently. ris' recently. The ne:rlpartywill So. 4, 16; Team No. 1, 14 i :: Mrs. Sam Wyatt was at Holzer be held at the heme ot sally Team No. 5, 14; Team No. 2, 10. High Series, Betty Batey, ~~tal Thursday for treaunent Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halliday 448i Jr. Phelps, 587. High Game, ~ ls reported much better. Betty Batey, 169; Russel ~oore 1 ;~ MrL Mae Pickett is spenr:ling- are both under the doctor's care with very little lnwrovemenL 202; Fred Morrow, 202; Jr. :iwo months at her h(lfle here, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton GUkey Phelps, 202. ~ ..W return to f1orida for and Karen, Kathy, and Tad or Thursday Atternoon Ladies ~winter. Albany, visited Ava Gllkey SunTiny's Foodland, 17..2; Seven~ Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley day afternoon. Up, 5-4; New York Clothlllg, 5-4; ~ lf'IIXIchildren, Terry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell Simons Market, 5-4; Landmark, ~ Ann Whaley of Columbus, were slC)per guesta ot the Glen 4-5; Coca Cola, 1-8. High Series, ~atted the D. 0. Wbaleys, Al· Jewells at Downlngton Sunday Phyl Hemessy, 471; Dorothy ~~ the Robert Alkires, the everting. Nleri, 199. -~rt Clarks, and Ava Gilkey, Mr. and Mro. Earl McGnoth TMPIJCATE - Eagles, 16; :!"Urls weekerd. spent Saturday night ftshing in Team No. 2, 16; Team No. 1, :; Mr. and Mrs. H. D. GUkey, the Muskingum River, 8; Team No. 4, 0. High Series, ::Jackie and Joey, vlsit.d Rod Larry Clark and lamiJ.y moved Eagles. :;Gilkey al Findlay this weekend. INOUsrRIAL - Eagles, 22; ::He won't be allowed heine until to their trailer home in Athens Davis Warner, 19; Thomas Body ;:o~~er the Thanksgiving lootball Morday. Jack Clark, who drives a trac.. Shop, 16; Natiomfide Ins., 13; ::pme. He won a scholarship in tor trailer !or Leo Morris, spert K and C. Jewelers, 2; Team No. ::u. college there. :: Miss Ardta Estep is still a the weekerd with hls tamily. 6, 0. High Series, Blaine CarPorter Midkift' ia In a sedoua. ter ~ 545; High Game, Blain CU::j,atient at Holzer Hospital. ... ·,.·~· ~ Oey Bryant ls in serious con- condiUon following I sll'lil<e,,, ';;, ..f'"*i. ~~... C 1FRIDAY WOMEN - Team No. ~tloa in Holzer Hospital follow1, 3-0; Team No. 2, .2-1; Team ::tnc • stroke. BERRY'S .WORLD doclll~ Final plane will be lor- -ed a pr~m a:a us.ds.''t ; s~ .. , mUWed at tile business meellng rtad ,ln article which deaeriJ,Id · whleh Included adlscuutonoflhe how seeds were packaged caad aiUull Mason COWl\Y I10wer show arraased ln the aeed nck~ In aDd lnnDi.U'Ii:emeZ..t of the an- the olores and wl!leh 111!(1 Qt!Otec!· nual district meeU)lg to be held tile cool ol some aeed1. A'la\!ooat Madl,on, w. v~. on OcL 12. llonatre wao Included In ihe P,rO, . .... The flower ahf'M and baz.-r Aa marly members as poaslble gram. will be lield on December 7at the Mro. Uoward Wagenhala wu urged to attend thi meet.'Harlford Elemental')' Sehool, be- lng. In charge ol devotlona. Sbe cfiooo pnnlng at 11 a. m. Mrs. Ray Mra. Howard Burris present.- a ocrlplure !rom P.alm 104 and ~rofl1tt 111 aervlng as c:~n followed II '11th a short reidiJw of the filllier show with·Mra. Qt,. Dravo to and pr&jler. ' .•. . aOclll· hOur .1..;. tile Ue Roush In chargeolthobuaar. I .. · , fl!irlng ' ' .!I"~ Schedules for the shofr ·w~re dla· Ray Pro!fttt ~eiprtaJned memtrlbut'ecl to the members by MrJ!. B.pld 2 Towboats bora by dii!J!lQhw oevarall!'!" ProllltL . . ·- \ which she had reciiiYOd !rein for· A varle\Y ol ardcles,lncludl~ A 1o cleslsn and build elsn countries • . , . home baked goode, cudlei, an. two 6,()00-horlepower, 1w1n _ Memboro aoo euelllatlenllrw Uquetl nowerarrangementa, band oerow lowboato has been awarded were Mrs. F. A. S.lt1, ~.. made arllcles and 11111\11 Otli6r to Drave CGrporatlon, Plttabur&h HOward Burrlo, Mra. ~ items, will be sold at theblzur. by Mlclland Enterprl. aea, I n c:., Johnaon, Mrs. Jamealla~ ..JPlans also are In the maklng·to Cbu:lnnatl,_ a IIUblidlary o1 The M., ). V. McGrew, Mro• ..., L; serve retreslunenta: at the noon 0111o RIVer Company. Ohlinger, Mro, ilaJI'roiiiii,Mro; hour bul nothing definite ha• been -- two veoselo will lncor Patrick R";...,. lira. :Velml ..~ Dravo - rnodU'Itd Kort- Rouah, Mra.'7.~.:. llouah, ". -. ... ,.porate ......,.... ..·mzzl.., propellers, steerlnlilllld Ollie RouJh, Mrs. N. O. IY;jm, The dinner at 8:30 llanldnB rudders, and hull form, guesto, Mrs. E. T. WIPnhll,, p.m. and tile ..w begin all speolall,r ~~ and arrane- Mrs. Eulah llacKnl&lrt. and, It(< at 10 to tile strains ol the Mel ed In accordance with extebsJ.ve . hostesses, Mlsa P~ IDd Mra. Gllllaple Orchestra. Tlckelo are IIJOclel tank oludleo toao1R1111hillh Wagenhals. oe sale by the members for $5 elflclency propulokm·and maneu\ verablllly. Both welded o.te e I per person. ' . v. s. Sen. Jennlnp Randolpb boats, measurlllg 166 by f2 by Utah became llli . cleel~ · Ol-W. Va.), will be tile main 11 feet 8 Inches. will be used to speaker o! 0<1. 12. U. S. C.O· lranopOrt nual, phnophale and llt8te to raW:V the 211~ ~~~­ grossman Ken Hechler IJJ-W. Va.) grain on the Mloslsalppl • Oblo ment lo the U.S, Conoi!\11\IOil>. which ended PI"Ohlbltlon. :;_ , .. wUI also appear on tile program. River !lrstem. . News Mrs. Minnie Newlun and Mrs. ::Freda Carsey spent an afternooo Busy Wyler :: ::with Mrs. Katie WUson. ;: MrL Blge Lambert hao re::turned trom Veterans HOtJpital : :mucb IJIU)roved. ;: DenzU Welsh was painfully ::bumed on his arms and legs lol- HOLLYWOOD <OPilDtrector William Wyler, who recentty eon;apleted "JI'Unn.J Girl" with Barbra Strel.sand. has signed a contract to dtreet three addJtlona.l features !or Columbia Pictures. Helen Help NEW · HAVEN - Plans for a . Chrtallnis Flower ShoW and Bazur were rn,ade py the New Haven Garden Club ..-hen It met re- · cerfll' ptlhe home or Mloo Lelah Jane Qoowen, CO.hoste11 wu ldfl. Howard Wagenhlls•• ::!,rwton an when lhret of vnlted Preoi IDW..lknl'o lop.rated fllltma StetloenYIJio Satlidualq a n d Marlon Harding - were tWiel. Be Is hoplq hlo fllp • rated ~ Rears can avoid tumlillllll tr... 1helr_ fllp Claio1 foA ~~ 11r CO 1961 HU.. I.e. "I know IMy've cut our budget, and the Ruuiaos him pulled a'""'tl of us, but yoa've got to pull yourself w111b ...n... t.,ethtrr' Democrat Women To Meet Friday PT. PLEASANT - There will be a meeting ol the Muon Councy Democratic women's orprdzatlon Friday at 7:30p.m. al tile courthouse annex. All members are urged to at. tend as this Is lhe last meeting before the dlmer dance rally Oct. 12, ot the national guard armory. IJjjjlor •AriiJB!oo klckall olf more .ptt>poej. · -~ Poll ·~ ••• poll with 280 ""' • ...; WN!i thoy 11111 _.....,.. 19 For tile"";::.,. ..,.1eeutho ;;' ft;.l place vdies. ...~Ita .,.. llrot place - · · ;;;';.;.,.. week, VPI'1 Boord 0t Coacbea Bu1 fiJIJowlng their t7-8 rW>- Iotti IIOlHd to 33L lo!Clllday placed 1Jppor AriiJBtoo aw&jl over Uth noted -Porta'"''""IIIII CIIIJBe In tile 101111 opot llllnlohed last mouth, the - · drow ''"n WM!e lli1l>ol' Arlbwlon olond yeor , , nrot ' !lnn, tllere wa1 a llllllor ro¥l1km In tho slendqa. , lflnll!r .hurdled tram third to · IOCOIII P!ice, pulllllllll ClnciJ>. perch. rail ST. LOUIS CUPil-Snw-t SerleL II\OUid be able 1o match !be Sl. 1934 to win 31 pmea and the rode wllh booeball Seek& Consecutive TlOea Loulo oi1181Piw In Busch sta- llrst In lhe American !ape 41 know..ftow" todQ' In nc:trw" the U he ean beat McLain, he'll dium, despite a .235 teom. st. Louis C.rdlnalo an 8 to S have the C.rdlnals off and boUing average compered to with lhat total since Lefty Grove In 193L MeLaln hu an choice not only for the World wtrwlng toward a second , 249 for st. Louis. · earned ran avwage of 1.96. Nel•on BrUoo, 19-11, and who Ra,r WasN>urn, a no-lilt pitcher Serle1, bul also for WednooclaJ' s eonaeeuthre world ehan1)too. Busch Stadium will not be a ~IB pme matching Bob ship. If tile Redbirds aucceed, 11 pme eouJd be wound "' 14-8 for lbe ....... Glbaon aplnal llaiiiQ' lolcLaln. would be tile flrol lime since new ellptrlenco for MrLaln tile flrot of poaolbly lbroo allhoulh Sieve carlton, 13-11, In m&klftl the <Mida, tile Jolm McGraw's Glantl more slnee he pitched in the are• In claaslc confronlallmo between aloo could !Iaure In ~r IPOculaloro lanored lolcLaln'o than 40 years ago lhet &Ill' lhe 1966 All Star pme and had lolcLaln and Gibson. They'll Red Selloe..Uonal's plano. 31-G won.lost record In lllwr of National League team hao won no lj'ooble In &eltiow ll!rougb pr-1¥ meet lpln Ill tho Tic:keta u usual were at 1 three acoreless IMings apinst fourth pme In Detroit Sunday premium for the 50,000 CIIPiclO" the 1.12 Mrned nm a'"rap bock to hack World Series, tile best hitters the National and If the series should go 1tadlum, Ull . there was no posted for tile oeuon by Gibson, ~culators, though, might be _Leque could olfer. IBWD pmes, tfiey would be queallon lha place ..W be tho bla rlghWiander of lhe lgnoriow McLaln'o mark at their Pllchlng Feat certain rivals Air tho motf ......... at lhe 1 p.m. (Cil'l') Cardhals who won 22 games own rlok. The coeky McLain has Thuo tile cardinal power In claoh. and loot nine. &&me time. The weather been moat potent on the road, MoomrhUe, Detroit Ida._ torecut wu tor clear sides 'lbe "knmr-how" hlle to ride losl111 only twice thlo ....... lhe big area m&jl be nullllled wilh Glboon. He'1 been a steadJ awo.y from tile smaD eonllneo of oomewhat by McLain's ellptr· Mayo Smith hes nodded at lell- wilh tho lenlporoture In tho star and oal,y • year qo waa Tiger stiodlum, and the C&rdiJ>. lence and the power which halller Mickey J,.ollch, 17-9, and 70.!&. rated_ the moat vallllble _player ala' Buach &a""nn may be Just made him lhe llrot piloher olnce tn the World Sertea, when he tho anawer lor blm to beat won three games ancl ran ·his GlbiOll. llrotk of camplele game The Tigers beaot a far bellor vletoriea In tbe aeries to tlw, olugglng record than lhe ClrdiJ>. ~ a reeord, Gillson lo also als, 185 home runs to 13, but lhe only man to wllllhe seventh tllelr bombs came moo14' In 111111e ol two dllferenl World their home park. Still, they Sl'. LOUIS (UPJ) - Mayo An early .. e a 1 on lnJur.y aboul II and be probably wu Smith 11011'1 admit but he's knocked Kalllle out ot tile 1"- llle hojlplost Tlsor he made the e!Us move ar the 1988 and II pve a couple ot kids, pinch bll and ....m•lly acored World Serleo already-IIXI It Mickey stanley and Jim North- 111e wlmiDi run In tile pomant. """'I even bogln until Wednes- rup, a chance to pl&jl reaulorly. cllneblns pme. He _ up day. Whea Kallno came back oil' hlltlng .287 Ill 102pmu. The Dotroll Tl&ero' tnansaer tile lnJur.y llat, be eoultln'l qt I tho T1aer ...,_r, lhen, Is JIY!ng AI Kallne a ebanc:o to 1n tile ooU!eld- Slanlor-1oere p1111111 thlnge on a eold, stert In tile opening game o1 lhe and Norlhrlc> were chiDa loa hard baals, Kallne would be on World Series. JIII(KI a Job. Even first wao tile *ch opln wh11> the World NEW YORK (IJP0-AIIer over Bo.ylor and IIJth.nnked Kallne plo.yocl 16 oeuono lor loot to him Norm Cllh Serlo• _ . . WednooclaJ. - . , Notre Dame who wa1 Florida lo 26 point selection tho Tlgero before they 11na11y llarted to blt. I would have been lou8l> for roall.r No. 1 last weelt, Purdue, over Mluloolppl State. No Coa;Jialnta Kallne to olt out tile pme alnce """ the this _...,__ ,_ tile nallon'a fllp ranked / In other leadlow pmeo and they IHerally did It without So, Kallne became a parttlme he'a neVer even Men a World him, collop W teom, po on 1o &round tile nation: player. He never complained Serleo, nwch Ieos played Ill one. meet Nertbweotern ao 1 21i)Oinl EAST-Pemayhlnla 8 over Bul tile Tlpra eUnebed lll...,.lte, 8elurda7, Brown; Darlmooth 8 over Holy the pemant, Kallno went to The BoDermol!ero, wiM> oert Cro"; Pittsburgh and WOllam Mayo and told him !be kids lht lrl1h tumblltw to eight place & Mary are pick 'em; Princeton (Four <,arne Total) · Slnllh . • • • • • • • 66 349 s.2 deoerved to pl&jl In tile oerles. In tho latest nU,.S wilh a 37-22 20 over Columbia; Yale 13lh JNDI\'li)UAL NET ~•h • • • • • • • so 198 3. 9 Smith, lhou&b. didn't take bla Ylctory, were ranked second OV!If Colgate. YARDS RV!HING E. Wllllamo , • • . 17 61 3.6 odvloe. He -rlmented wllh lall week. Notre Damt also hu SOUTH- VIrginia Tech 7'h PLAYER TCB YG AVG,. AbboU • • • • • • • • 18 so 2. 7 stanley at llhoriiiCIP for tlie last a Bta Ten thlo week aver Kanaas Sl.; Geoll!la Teeh R. Wllllaml • • , • 4 26 6.5 Grate . . . . • . • • . 6 16 2.6 week o! lho ....... and then and Is favtli'Od by 20 points to 3'h over Clemson; Duke one Archer • • • • • . • • 1 0 0.0 cleclcled to use him there In tile obnp Iowa. over Maryland; Mlsolsalpp! 1',1, Werry • • ••• • • .. 17 1 ••ss aerlee wllh Norlllnlp moving 1o iUit 1o<a1 point In the =,,~ .,\llbema1 v~ . 7'h . , ., _ TOTAL& •• . . ,.,; '~:it~ 4.1" _..,... and KaUne going to w-•·• I 11n11 st. Joooj)h alsO lnipr1•· potlll -n•w lr- Dlnth ;; oltll>dl"';'~"' -· Warren W e 1 I o r n Ra10ne; Warren HardllW and Ebrla made lniiW ljlpotrance In lhe TCIP 'Ten. Worren Harding vaulted ..., ....nih place by v1r1ue ot Ito 3S.O will over fourth • l'lllked J!Giir Baeoa down o n e Steubenville. aotcb. Mentor ~ 266 palma, Roger Bacon 255. Nllet MrKinley moved from 111111 to fourth place, eoq~W., 224 points. Earl WUoon, 13-12, to plldl the MasoUion 1...,..S 0:'0111 olahlh IOCODd IIIII lblrd lllmes. The · 1o filth. euton llldllnley JUIIII)chlDCOI ere tllef'll oppooe ed rr... eighth" to' ollllll. Cleve- lllllney ..;.u,,<l Warren W e. 1 t e r n Resene, which hao au•ed Jull10 poinlo lihUe ICGrlllll 166, occttlied nlnlll """- Tho WllrrOD Sehool1 meet beod-aD Frldoy nlahl. EIJ>rla moved lllto lotll Iller blanking Lorain Admiral KiJoB 7../J. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10- Gets Starting Nod Northwestern Next FULL 4•PLY NYLON CORD For Boilermakers CHAMPION ..._..._.. Meigs Statistics -nl '· High School ot. . r~~~'i. "• · ... . ~Gal)l!~ No. 4, 2·1i Team No. 3, 1-2; Team No. 5, 1·2; Team No. 2, ' ,!~~f~d .·· n ·t~. ~nAMsr~;~cs- .si=?f+ D·~~&eni 3 hf·>Los Angele1 u · Jail year'• · ' Soulh Wolilli• ..., · Ul"l."f C QU:;--· ' na&nll chaQI; · SciUihern i':ail- .110rlda II rateel .~ ·with · · The vmt- DEPARTMENT M OPP. 'lmilh denl~o WU a lornia, 111\0• .on 12th raD<ed Texao A&ll. eel Press lntarnaUonal h I g h Flrll llowno . • • • 49 44 IOI!Umental gesture for Kallno. lllaml.ol Florida. The.TroJina, llmlWEST-Illchlpn 18 over school Clau AA ooacbes rat- Yards Ruohlllg • . , • 701 610 He clalma be did II jull to get who : ; · ~- by eJaht pelnta, Na>Y; lllsooorl 10 over Army; lowo, wllh llrsl place votes and Yards Palling . • • . 3S8 184 an extra ,.. In the Uneup. are -~ tbls week. · Irdlala 15 over Winola; Mlchl.· won-lost records 1n parenthesis: Toto! Yarda • . .•• 1059 794 However, If KaUne had Pelll st-.te..,~ ooly Notern pn St. 12 over . Wloconaln; TEAMS POINTS PalMI Attempted • • 82 SO , already played In a couple ot · - ~ :~ :10, places Mlmeoota 10 f1'181Walle•Forest; L Upper Arlington (19)(4-0 331 PulOs Completed • • 22 20 World Serleo, It's extremely Ill No. 3 railldil ·ilf! tho line Colorado 13 over loop SL 2, Monlor (4-0) 266 Peooes llllereeptecl • • 6 5 cJoublfUl Smllb .would rlok an apinol Welt >\llrJiida u tile SOIJTHWFST Southern 3. Cln. Roger Bacon (5) (4-0 2SS l'llnl1 ••• • , • • • • 16-5811~7 ~ player In the NlltaiiY Llana are eJaht point : Vethodlot and North Carol!• t. NOes McKinley (1) (4-0) Z24 Panaltleo , • • • • • • 196 17S erltlcal ltaldlng PC>altlon like lll.orlwo. SL are pick 'em; Texas 13 ovor s. Musillon (3.1) 131 P~ RECEPTIONS lllarlolop. I a stanleJ error Fourt!I l'lllked UCLA Ia only a Oklahoma St.; Tennenoe 7'h 11. COiaon McKinle,y (3-1) 1~ PLAYER C-YG AVG. COllis tho Tlaerl tile PDlO andone point lll.orlle at !lmlouoe, over Rica. _ 7. Warrea l1ariDd (3-1) 90 Aidt • • • • • • • IS..288 19.2-x or tile aerleo, Slnllh wiU be left &a'!Onil>nnked Ohio Slate Ia a WEST-Orogen st. 6 over II. Clo.._ st, Joa011h (4-0) 77 Kloe1 • . . • • • 4-118 7.0 - '· ~ choi"" · over 0ret1on, Stanford 8....,. Air 9. Warren w. Rea. (I) (4-0) 61 E. WUIIamo ., • 2..22 11.0 Eveo If tile move ot stanley tiiJill!.nted UlU l1 plekecl by 17 10. El.JTI& (I) (4-0) 47 Slnllh •• , • • • • 1..20 20.0 boekllreo, Mayo Smllb did an TOTALS • • . •. 22-.168 17,9 admirable 1111111 when he made Second 10: IL Lorialn Senior 38; 12. Cincinnati st, XAvier Opponenl1 . • • • 20-184 9.2 lhe clod...,__ even If he - ' 1 :J:i; 12, (Ue) Toledo Central and • - Three louchclolma. admit It hlmaelf. Steubenville 34 each; IS. (tie) SCORING DIJ>IIln Relmont and Lima Senior PLAYER 11> EP TP 31 each; .17. Clnclmatl Moeller Aull. . . • • • • • 3 3 21 . 30; Ill. Sendu1ky 28; 19, YOIIDIJo- Smith " • • • • • 3 0 18 town Strulber1 27; 20. Allron Werey • . . • • . • 3 o 18 GorOeld 26. &lell1b . • .,_• •. .• • I 0 6 Others: Toledo Whllmor Z5; Grate • •• • , • •• 0 2 2 Sidney 23; Garfteld Heiehta 22; SEASON RECORD Vallay Forge 19; Claveland St. Melga 13 Walwna 6 )jp!aluo 17; Prlncetm l6; llam· lltll• 8 Pl. Pleasant 28 Uton Garlleld 14; Xenia Reover- Melgo 30 Nelaonvllle - York 0 oreek 18; Marlon Hardb!g and Melp 18 Alheno 20 WlnteraYIJio 11 01eh; Wellalon TOTALS67 54 10; ~rlrdeld South IIIII Tolllelp - Won 2, Lost 2. ledo st. Francl1 DeStleo 9.Nch; JIMI'S PLAN Sl'RIKE HamUton BadiDI Zaneavw'o and attCAGO (UPl) - Two «~~at­ .lAkewood SL E4!Janl 8 eteh; eel Amerlean Leque ....,lrea lofanolleld Sonier w Alaoii St. CaiiYO\If have awrted a strike Ullt wOuld Vlllc0111 7 oac111 Kotteril!l AIin1urance man. ..,. llopl American IMiua um•• Do...-, ~~~;tool Alder and plrel from otllclaliJW II the ·Rightnow. · All.w 8 eaob; TIGC&ood ·llladl· Tell him you Bellaire st. John's, Le.,.... Wcrld Serlta beeauao 1110)' did not ,.... 10 "deprive tile Amer· want to know - · Clnel~ Indian HW, lean baotblll lllna of tho lllllllll Losu, Eaot U~; Rooahow to file a clairo. IMI and .ZOnla 5-""=h; Xar1eUa, cJaaalc.u The Aoaoelatlon ol Amlii-lcan Clnclnnlll Elder ind Columiiua U he says, "Call or write the Claima ~ IJq!lreo 4' tiC~I~ Department," you're in trolible. 'l'bllt means dol to bqJeotl jhe oerlea, liB Wednoed&jl, \IRII!10 .., tho he probably works only as a lllileaman for an Stpt. u ....,... or AI Sllorno insurance compaay and isn't interestolct and Bill Val.- ~ Ameli ,. · in you yoU,. ct8im.. ' · '':-' , i.eque . Joe ~ ' > ' . ' ' 1 111 reveroeti their ' , . But call..,_ and wt='U '!8Y• "We11help )rou . · andValeodo it." Beca.li~. profess,lona~i?~dent . ~ 'IOI"k 'III, ..... cotoousitiPo- 0-3. HIP Series, Ellen Rought, 553; High Game, Ellen Rouiflt, 211. FRIDAY MIXED - lllgb Series, 530, Pleasant Ellis; Hlgb Game, 504, Mary Vou. No wlna and losses to date. SENIOR MIXED - Happy Hlpplea, 3-0; Road Rwmera, 3--0; :11 ro Headstone Circus, 2-1; Hawken, 1·2; Soul Classics, o-3; ·ream No. 5, 0-3, Hlp Series, Roger Ours, 465; Bren:l1 Holman, 404. JR. MIXED - High Game, Helen Bottel Diana carsey, 144; M a r t y Vaughn, 155. No Standings as yet YOilTH ASIIEil FOR rr ufirlt unselfiah gesture," U. F . BANTAMS BOYS - No S1andThll eolumn Is for YOIIDIJ peo. otherwise several people might dings as yet. Hi~ Game, Kelly pie, their problems and pleas- be hurt - Including youraelf. Winebrenner, 107; Higb Series, ures, their troubles and tun. Ao H. Kelly Winebrenner, 192. with tho root ol Helen Relp USI, Dear Helen: SUNDAY EARLY MIXED It welcomes laugllo but You han had letters abolK. Team No. 6, 20; Team No. 3, dodlle a oerloos ..,.st~oo with a 4 ' What 1& a Boyfriend, G i r 114; Team No. 2, 14; Team No. bruah-<>1!. trlend, Grandmother, Father?" 1, 10; Team No. 5, 10; Team Soad )'OUr teenage quelllms to etc. Now I would like to glve No. 4, 4. High Series, Ed Voss, YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care ol' you my version of 617; Mary Voss, 453. High Game, Helen Help USI, this newspaper, WHAT IS A BIG SISI'Eil?.•. Ed Voss, 223; Mary Voss, 164. PITY SELDOM TVRNS TO LOVE A big silter is aomeone who LATE SUNDAY MIXED Door Bel..: does your hair when Y<ll go to Strike and. ~ares, 14; Forrest Lut year I went out with a a parcy wllh a opeclal date. She Rumers, 12; Team No. 2, 10; certain fellow about nve times. understands you when you aren't Ridenours & V., 8; Southern FAch Ume I found him less tn. underatood by anyODe else. She Bowling, 4; Rejects, 0. High Ser.. tereollnc. Finally 1 ended II by helps you with your homework ies, Dale Davis, S8; Betcy Batey, Wlllal him I was serious about when you can't figure ft out. She 489. High Game, Dele Davis, IOIDIOUe else. He said he'd wait takes your parlin llghto agalnsi 234; Retcy Batey, 186. torever. your brother. She take.a you for Rec:eolly bl1 called my rides in her convertible. S h e muther. Sbe was very upset be- never forgelo your birthday and CIUIO BUI was going with a girl always buys you a gUt with her SEWING CLUB MEETS out ol his religious faith, olm- allowance, but most of all shels NEW HAVEN - The Julia T. ply "beeauae she looked like )'OUr beBI friend who helpe and Bryan! SOwing Club met at the me." Also; the to-other said he loves you. - LlrTLE SISTER home o! Mrs. Lloyd Roush. DW"11 JIOW In Europe for a month Dear LIUie Sisler: Ing the oocial hour relrellhmenla "to t17 and target me." S h e A lot ot little sistoro are prob. were aerwd to Mrs. James Mac:.. . - If 1 wuuld please date ably wondering right now, uHow Knight, Mrs. Herman La,rne, blm qain when he returned. did llho got 10 lucliy?'' Bel II Mrs. D. A. Smlth,Mro.JolmFry, J am 1 very selfish persoo. took OO!IIlclerable effort, empa. Mrs. Oltie Roush, Mrs. Eulah Th11 It tile first lime I am reai- thy, lllld .alfe<tlon on both sides! MacKnight, Mro. L. C. Rouah, )J ec11cemed tor 10meone elae's Wlah more brother& and sisters MrL Fred Batey aJVI Mrs. !Jo><( fee''np, per,haps because I too had your reelpol - 11. Roush. The next meeting ..W be fell IIIII way aboul a boy once. Dear Helen: al the home ol Mrs. !Joyd Roush lllllllld·l BO out wllh Bill, knowThe kids are alread)' talking with, Mrs. John Fry as hosteaa. in& I can never love him, or aboul tho big proms. Rolen, ch """'d II burt him all the more? you think lt'a neeessary to rem. Seeml .t errible to push down a ear, or hire allmouolnetotake DAILY SENTINEL tho ftrll WIHiflllll lhouihl I've a Blrllo tile Senior Prom- when THEl.eVOTtO TO WfUIII!" Of WX'M"'NONAJIA flfwt had. - V. F. yoo have a 1960 model of your IICHUD lio. OWEN, PVaJ.IIIHU Door U: OWD7- THINKING BROKE C lleurTifllloflllll,~ ......... ..IJ .... ~ ., ,.. Thll II stricti¥ LG.A.P. Dear T,B.: QN,f ~au. Nlli ..llll C4111f1J!r, "' ......... ("rm Guelalftl ~ Percep. I think !hal' I the 1UIIost thing IL. r~ . ow.. ma, ..,.....,, ~ ' ' - "Jo.JIJI, ~ ...... Uoo"), but llll!'lltjldjlillbleBIII'o I ever heud ol- but )'OU'd be ~ dtU I'O'CIIf ,... It ,._,.,, molher fears be'U pi aerlouo a- ourprlilecl how many members o! ~-~ ..ttw'UI... . . . •. . . . . bout a prl of anqlher faith IJKI the uamueot.. generaUon don't tWill~....,.,. n ~ 1111 ' .... 'In C lt~. 1\;tw rOtJo. has choHn YOO ·for a romance- agree with me. They'Ve caught S..O<riplioll nuo11 OIILwr.. "' curt. wrecker? Wh1 elM Would she tbe "new ·rfdt" idea: If it costa . . , , t...Jt.Mio II _ , , . ~ - , . , In ....!Itt I I 1M ~ . . . . . . Ofkt.$1,. . JOnd blm on an ~ trip? a lot, it's got claas." Hokum! • lU - " •• tUG. n.,. ....... ~.... . . _ . .... UI .....-. '*'ritr . . . . . . . ...... Ctrrtalnly not to' forget a laot (ADd !bat goes, even If II' o lbelr All; 0. ~ 11.1t. .,. . . .1 ,_ yoor'o Blrl !rllllli he hel al- own and not their parents' mon- 11Ue, " • 111011111 11.11. nne ..... UA !liolller ..... '"" .............. ........... ,...ey repla...U :• ey.)- II. Find a bolj!JI<,!!">;jeet for your Us ••• ay -t - 111 IIARVEY SHAPIRO "We're .,;uiJ!Ir IIIIo lha lllllit VPI ~orto Writer of our achldule, l,ima. Sonlor COLIIIIBIJS (IJPl) - IJJpor eould beat us. Lima beaoti Hlah School Coaeh awesome alza. I'm. Jookbw for llloul lfoorehead ~· concer.ned a real hoodlaloeker," ha aald. Yl f'rldal night a claoh with lfooreheod lo wall aware of : · aiii"L Lima Senior, what hi!Jpened last weekend_ Design; Harrisonville ..:· ) ,. were For Teen GOP . 8enllrlol. P...,eroy..MW!iDort, o, 'TueoclaJ, betol>tr 1,ieea ( Upper Arlington Retains Nmnber One AA &ting Name Officers :iho ~ lltll.r .," ,If.,)• ;.; ,. , \I ·'· • .• ....... ... ,, ~ . . .~ •• lllrllll· rJust when ather Car:J 1rit tryi~~~ catch up to f'Oiara•• siZe tho Guys pull'lt1$t one. 1969 Dodp Polara. Irs sllll .billler anil more pawerlul than ito com~ors-with 111 all·ntw shape that puts It waj ahead of other low·Priced ca.rs. 1 ••naw..,llel. . Polar• movea way ·lhta41n luxury, tOo. All·new instrument penel. Foem· padded seats. Ca~tln!l: Concoalild windshield wipers. 'Thl)l ro all standard. Alonl with a big 230-hp VB. ............... ,r ··'- , For yeers, Polara's ~ J0:i1 ,;(or• rOom inoiclo than other IOio·~ cirs. Th.ll ~fa f'Oiar1'o evfn ~t(. ~ more • '.illoukltr. l""""ii hiptaani and m nl'!llroom. Set tlio Glibd 1 uy,aond ltlllr:an.new ' · Pclilro. Th.,:u slillii'Jl!U how you iJOil't haveto. l?t rich ~, ..._..bii car.'" ~ •"' a . - . TURN IN AT THE HOTTEsT PLACE IN TOWN. CO. R. H. ·RAWLINGS SONS IIJ.D.,, -., MILL & SECOND STREETS; MIDDLEPORT, 0: • .... I '· ,.. · POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 had-_. ~ C..::: ol- "!'i." a&enta: We work (6t ypu. And reprolilnt'you 1 "-tl -....~ in deajjnv; with the.itlwance .CQilip,any;,, ' · This oymbOI II your .,;.ur~'ttiat W.'.re profeoei~'lpd.pqde~ qentl. '· · · ' ·'· ,., . ' ·# ·· . ' W~lidav s\m,~ .. foiled agahl! �~;'' ~·Jni~C·· 'Ite,l€l~ffh_ ursdav '.J ,. ,, il';.f'~ • !·' 'I • . ~~';.o;;clildiO!>~ Oldo, rueiiiP';~ 1, ltll' 3- LQcal Bowling -. POMEROY LANES· BENQ LEAGVE - ,....,slid i'J.EASANT .. The s.p.. WUII"" Rardin, Jr . points In Qrder100, ID;Piim!'ara- cOuaO" Cllnle was The Ma1011 Coun\Y Cancer So1'01 Gun Club, 8; BigC's, 8;PcmSlpl. 26, wllb 10 clet;y reminds women ot this eroy Golf Course, 8; Dutton area o1 !be Importance ol the Drugs, 4; Team No. 6, 2. Hlgh · Boonsue and Obreaon annual cheek-up and urges evgamo, E. Coon and Willard Bo.Y· the attending Jllll'alclano; eryone to have the ..pap" test er, 202; Hlgtl Series, Cl,yde ln·:other volunteers were Mrs. BU- and breast examJnatlon rrom a gels, 513. ·lle Morgan, Mrs. Charles Hyer, private pbyslctan, or attend one MONDAY MIXED - Team No, :Mrs. WUllam Rardin, Jr., and ol the Cancer Clinics. 3, 16; Team No. 8, 14; Team . Mrt. Kellb HID h'om tile Point No. 4, 12; Team NO. 5, 12; Team Pleaaarit Junior Womlll's Club. No. 2, 10; Team No. 1, 8. High 'Ibe monthly Cancer Clinics Series, Jerry Van Inwagen 543 ore sponsored by !be Ma80!1 eounand Resole Hayes, 434; Hlah 0" Cancer Society, and 111\Y adult Games, Jerry Van lnwagen. 226 lemale 11113 attend. Awolntmenlo aoo Phyl Mullen, 160. must be made by oontactlng Mro. TRI COUNTY - Maaon fur .. PT, PLEASANT - The Teen· . niture, 22; Eagles, 16; Firestone, is; Hondas, 10; Holsum, 6; JC's, Age Re]Mibllcans held their reg2. High Serleo, Arl Slol>ert, 617; ular meeting Montloy evening with ~~Soeiety High Game, Art Stobert, 221. election or officers. CITY Pmneroy Cement The speaker !or the evening :: Denzil Welsh suffered a painBlock, 20; Quality Print, 14; ; ful Injury whUe working on the wu Mike Shaw, candidate for No NIJ}le, 14; City Loan. 12; :n.uroad near Flrdlay. He ia proaecullng attomey. Slaw opol<e H & R Firestone, 8; Lou's Ash:hospitalized at Kent. D e n a on the Importance ol teenland, 4. Hlgh Series, Henry Clat:)NeJsh, his mother, and his wife agers and young people In the worthy, 597; High Game, Dale election. :-..e with him. Davis. 211. New officers nanied were Mary :: Demis GUkey, Mr. Crow and GLORIES - Team :~ w~u called on Aw GU· Gerlach, president; Junior Mor- No.MORNING 3, 7 - 2; Gibbs Grocer)·, S.. gan, first vice..prealdent; Bar:j<ey Tuesday evenl~ 4; Lou' s Ashland, 5--4; Team No. :: Mr. Eddie Lou Howery is ser- bara WUliamiJOn, seeond vice:loualy ill in Holzer Hospital. president; Linda Greer, secre- 4, 4-5; Team No. 1, 3-6: Shan:: Mr. an:l Mrs.. Charles Jooes tary; and Ellis Conley, treasur- my, 3 - 6. High Series, Chris =~Dt Thursday evening with Ava er. Advisors !or the club are Spears, 460 and 169. EARLY WEDNESDAY MIXED Mrs. Mike Shaw and Mn. Bill :t:UkeJ'. Zides, 18; Sportsman Bar, :: Mrs. Eliza Powell and Mrs. Hopkins. 18; Nelsons Drug, 12; Team No. :Minnie McGrath were Pomeroy lowing. an eJII)loslon in the trail6, 10i Team No. 2, 8; Tony's ::..tsltors Thursday and atteOOed er where he and his boss slepl carry Out, 6. High Series, Jr. rummage sale. :- Mrs. Jane Gilkey ol Middle- He Is hospitalized al Kent, Ohio, Phelo, S74 and Retcy Smlftl, 472. :jort, sport Wednesday aflernoon but will be moved to Athens High Games, Jr, Phelps, 215, when his iniurles permJL and Betty Smith, 169, ~~~~ Ava GUkey. Mrs. Grace Clark attended a TATE WED. MIXED - Team 00: Mrs. Lola Clark and Mrs. Earl . TIC)perware party at Llrda ~No. 3, 26; Team No. 6, 16; Team .Yott made a business tr:~p to ••lllddleport recently. ris' recently. The ne:rlpartywill So. 4, 16; Team No. 1, 14 i :: Mrs. Sam Wyatt was at Holzer be held at the heme ot sally Team No. 5, 14; Team No. 2, 10. High Series, Betty Batey, ~~tal Thursday for treaunent Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halliday 448i Jr. Phelps, 587. High Game, ~ ls reported much better. Betty Batey, 169; Russel ~oore 1 ;~ MrL Mae Pickett is spenr:ling- are both under the doctor's care with very little lnwrovemenL 202; Fred Morrow, 202; Jr. :iwo months at her h(lfle here, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton GUkey Phelps, 202. ~ ..W return to f1orida for and Karen, Kathy, and Tad or Thursday Atternoon Ladies ~winter. Albany, visited Ava Gllkey SunTiny's Foodland, 17..2; Seven~ Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley day afternoon. Up, 5-4; New York Clothlllg, 5-4; ~ lf'IIXIchildren, Terry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell Simons Market, 5-4; Landmark, ~ Ann Whaley of Columbus, were slC)per guesta ot the Glen 4-5; Coca Cola, 1-8. High Series, ~atted the D. 0. Wbaleys, Al· Jewells at Downlngton Sunday Phyl Hemessy, 471; Dorothy ~~ the Robert Alkires, the everting. Nleri, 199. -~rt Clarks, and Ava Gilkey, Mr. and Mro. Earl McGnoth TMPIJCATE - Eagles, 16; :!"Urls weekerd. spent Saturday night ftshing in Team No. 2, 16; Team No. 1, :; Mr. and Mrs. H. D. GUkey, the Muskingum River, 8; Team No. 4, 0. High Series, ::Jackie and Joey, vlsit.d Rod Larry Clark and lamiJ.y moved Eagles. :;Gilkey al Findlay this weekend. INOUsrRIAL - Eagles, 22; ::He won't be allowed heine until to their trailer home in Athens Davis Warner, 19; Thomas Body ;:o~~er the Thanksgiving lootball Morday. Jack Clark, who drives a trac.. Shop, 16; Natiomfide Ins., 13; ::pme. He won a scholarship in tor trailer !or Leo Morris, spert K and C. Jewelers, 2; Team No. ::u. college there. :: Miss Ardta Estep is still a the weekerd with hls tamily. 6, 0. High Series, Blaine CarPorter Midkift' ia In a sedoua. ter ~ 545; High Game, Blain CU::j,atient at Holzer Hospital. ... ·,.·~· ~ Oey Bryant ls in serious con- condiUon following I sll'lil<e,,, ';;, ..f'"*i. ~~... C 1FRIDAY WOMEN - Team No. ~tloa in Holzer Hospital follow1, 3-0; Team No. 2, .2-1; Team ::tnc • stroke. BERRY'S .WORLD doclll~ Final plane will be lor- -ed a pr~m a:a us.ds.''t ; s~ .. , mUWed at tile business meellng rtad ,ln article which deaeriJ,Id · whleh Included adlscuutonoflhe how seeds were packaged caad aiUull Mason COWl\Y I10wer show arraased ln the aeed nck~ In aDd lnnDi.U'Ii:emeZ..t of the an- the olores and wl!leh 111!(1 Qt!Otec!· nual district meeU)lg to be held tile cool ol some aeed1. A'la\!ooat Madl,on, w. v~. on OcL 12. llonatre wao Included In ihe P,rO, . .... The flower ahf'M and baz.-r Aa marly members as poaslble gram. will be lield on December 7at the Mro. Uoward Wagenhala wu urged to attend thi meet.'Harlford Elemental')' Sehool, be- lng. In charge ol devotlona. Sbe cfiooo pnnlng at 11 a. m. Mrs. Ray Mra. Howard Burris present.- a ocrlplure !rom P.alm 104 and ~rofl1tt 111 aervlng as c:~n followed II '11th a short reidiJw of the filllier show with·Mra. Qt,. Dravo to and pr&jler. ' .•. . aOclll· hOur .1..;. tile Ue Roush In chargeolthobuaar. I .. · , fl!irlng ' ' .!I"~ Schedules for the shofr ·w~re dla· Ray Pro!fttt ~eiprtaJned memtrlbut'ecl to the members by MrJ!. B.pld 2 Towboats bora by dii!J!lQhw oevarall!'!" ProllltL . . ·- \ which she had reciiiYOd !rein for· A varle\Y ol ardcles,lncludl~ A 1o cleslsn and build elsn countries • . , . home baked goode, cudlei, an. two 6,()00-horlepower, 1w1n _ Memboro aoo euelllatlenllrw Uquetl nowerarrangementa, band oerow lowboato has been awarded were Mrs. F. A. S.lt1, ~.. made arllcles and 11111\11 Otli6r to Drave CGrporatlon, Plttabur&h HOward Burrlo, Mra. ~ items, will be sold at theblzur. by Mlclland Enterprl. aea, I n c:., Johnaon, Mrs. Jamealla~ ..JPlans also are In the maklng·to Cbu:lnnatl,_ a IIUblidlary o1 The M., ). V. McGrew, Mro• ..., L; serve retreslunenta: at the noon 0111o RIVer Company. Ohlinger, Mro, ilaJI'roiiiii,Mro; hour bul nothing definite ha• been -- two veoselo will lncor Patrick R";...,. lira. :Velml ..~ Dravo - rnodU'Itd Kort- Rouah, Mra.'7.~.:. llouah, ". -. ... ,.porate ......,.... ..·mzzl.., propellers, steerlnlilllld Ollie RouJh, Mrs. N. O. IY;jm, The dinner at 8:30 llanldnB rudders, and hull form, guesto, Mrs. E. T. WIPnhll,, p.m. and tile ..w begin all speolall,r ~~ and arrane- Mrs. Eulah llacKnl&lrt. and, It(< at 10 to tile strains ol the Mel ed In accordance with extebsJ.ve . hostesses, Mlsa P~ IDd Mra. Gllllaple Orchestra. Tlckelo are IIJOclel tank oludleo toao1R1111hillh Wagenhals. oe sale by the members for $5 elflclency propulokm·and maneu\ verablllly. Both welded o.te e I per person. ' . v. s. Sen. Jennlnp Randolpb boats, measurlllg 166 by f2 by Utah became llli . cleel~ · Ol-W. Va.), will be tile main 11 feet 8 Inches. will be used to speaker o! 0<1. 12. U. S. C.O· lranopOrt nual, phnophale and llt8te to raW:V the 211~ ~~~­ grossman Ken Hechler IJJ-W. Va.) grain on the Mloslsalppl • Oblo ment lo the U.S, Conoi!\11\IOil>. which ended PI"Ohlbltlon. :;_ , .. wUI also appear on tile program. River !lrstem. . News Mrs. Minnie Newlun and Mrs. ::Freda Carsey spent an afternooo Busy Wyler :: ::with Mrs. Katie WUson. ;: MrL Blge Lambert hao re::turned trom Veterans HOtJpital : :mucb IJIU)roved. ;: DenzU Welsh was painfully ::bumed on his arms and legs lol- HOLLYWOOD <OPilDtrector William Wyler, who recentty eon;apleted "JI'Unn.J Girl" with Barbra Strel.sand. has signed a contract to dtreet three addJtlona.l features !or Columbia Pictures. Helen Help NEW · HAVEN - Plans for a . Chrtallnis Flower ShoW and Bazur were rn,ade py the New Haven Garden Club ..-hen It met re- · cerfll' ptlhe home or Mloo Lelah Jane Qoowen, CO.hoste11 wu ldfl. Howard Wagenhlls•• ::!,rwton an when lhret of vnlted Preoi IDW..lknl'o lop.rated fllltma StetloenYIJio Satlidualq a n d Marlon Harding - were tWiel. Be Is hoplq hlo fllp • rated ~ Rears can avoid tumlillllll tr... 1helr_ fllp Claio1 foA ~~ 11r CO 1961 HU.. I.e. "I know IMy've cut our budget, and the Ruuiaos him pulled a'""'tl of us, but yoa've got to pull yourself w111b ...n... t.,ethtrr' Democrat Women To Meet Friday PT. PLEASANT - There will be a meeting ol the Muon Councy Democratic women's orprdzatlon Friday at 7:30p.m. al tile courthouse annex. All members are urged to at. tend as this Is lhe last meeting before the dlmer dance rally Oct. 12, ot the national guard armory. IJjjjlor •AriiJB!oo klckall olf more .ptt>poej. · -~ Poll ·~ ••• poll with 280 ""' • ...; WN!i thoy 11111 _.....,.. 19 For tile"";::.,. ..,.1eeutho ;;' ft;.l place vdies. ...~Ita .,.. llrot place - · · ;;;';.;.,.. week, VPI'1 Boord 0t Coacbea Bu1 fiJIJowlng their t7-8 rW>- Iotti IIOlHd to 33L lo!Clllday placed 1Jppor AriiJBtoo aw&jl over Uth noted -Porta'"''""IIIII CIIIJBe In tile 101111 opot llllnlohed last mouth, the - · drow ''"n WM!e lli1l>ol' Arlbwlon olond yeor , , nrot ' !lnn, tllere wa1 a llllllor ro¥l1km In tho slendqa. , lflnll!r .hurdled tram third to · IOCOIII P!ice, pulllllllll ClnciJ>. perch. rail ST. LOUIS CUPil-Snw-t SerleL II\OUid be able 1o match !be Sl. 1934 to win 31 pmea and the rode wllh booeball Seek& Consecutive TlOea Loulo oi1181Piw In Busch sta- llrst In lhe American !ape 41 know..ftow" todQ' In nc:trw" the U he ean beat McLain, he'll dium, despite a .235 teom. st. Louis C.rdlnalo an 8 to S have the C.rdlnals off and boUing average compered to with lhat total since Lefty Grove In 193L MeLaln hu an choice not only for the World wtrwlng toward a second , 249 for st. Louis. · earned ran avwage of 1.96. Nel•on BrUoo, 19-11, and who Ra,r WasN>urn, a no-lilt pitcher Serle1, bul also for WednooclaJ' s eonaeeuthre world ehan1)too. Busch Stadium will not be a ~IB pme matching Bob ship. If tile Redbirds aucceed, 11 pme eouJd be wound "' 14-8 for lbe ....... Glbaon aplnal llaiiiQ' lolcLaln. would be tile flrol lime since new ellptrlenco for MrLaln tile flrot of poaolbly lbroo allhoulh Sieve carlton, 13-11, In m&klftl the <Mida, tile Jolm McGraw's Glantl more slnee he pitched in the are• In claaslc confronlallmo between aloo could !Iaure In ~r IPOculaloro lanored lolcLaln'o than 40 years ago lhet &Ill' lhe 1966 All Star pme and had lolcLaln and Gibson. They'll Red Selloe..Uonal's plano. 31-G won.lost record In lllwr of National League team hao won no lj'ooble In &eltiow ll!rougb pr-1¥ meet lpln Ill tho Tic:keta u usual were at 1 three acoreless IMings apinst fourth pme In Detroit Sunday premium for the 50,000 CIIPiclO" the 1.12 Mrned nm a'"rap bock to hack World Series, tile best hitters the National and If the series should go 1tadlum, Ull . there was no posted for tile oeuon by Gibson, ~culators, though, might be _Leque could olfer. IBWD pmes, tfiey would be queallon lha place ..W be tho bla rlghWiander of lhe lgnoriow McLaln'o mark at their Pllchlng Feat certain rivals Air tho motf ......... at lhe 1 p.m. (Cil'l') Cardhals who won 22 games own rlok. The coeky McLain has Thuo tile cardinal power In claoh. and loot nine. &&me time. The weather been moat potent on the road, MoomrhUe, Detroit Ida._ torecut wu tor clear sides 'lbe "knmr-how" hlle to ride losl111 only twice thlo ....... lhe big area m&jl be nullllled wilh Glboon. He'1 been a steadJ awo.y from tile smaD eonllneo of oomewhat by McLain's ellptr· Mayo Smith hes nodded at lell- wilh tho lenlporoture In tho star and oal,y • year qo waa Tiger stiodlum, and the C&rdiJ>. lence and the power which halller Mickey J,.ollch, 17-9, and 70.!&. rated_ the moat vallllble _player ala' Buach &a""nn may be Just made him lhe llrot piloher olnce tn the World Sertea, when he tho anawer lor blm to beat won three games ancl ran ·his GlbiOll. llrotk of camplele game The Tigers beaot a far bellor vletoriea In tbe aeries to tlw, olugglng record than lhe ClrdiJ>. ~ a reeord, Gillson lo also als, 185 home runs to 13, but lhe only man to wllllhe seventh tllelr bombs came moo14' In 111111e ol two dllferenl World their home park. Still, they Sl'. LOUIS (UPJ) - Mayo An early .. e a 1 on lnJur.y aboul II and be probably wu Smith 11011'1 admit but he's knocked Kalllle out ot tile 1"- llle hojlplost Tlsor he made the e!Us move ar the 1988 and II pve a couple ot kids, pinch bll and ....m•lly acored World Serleo already-IIXI It Mickey stanley and Jim North- 111e wlmiDi run In tile pomant. """'I even bogln until Wednes- rup, a chance to pl&jl reaulorly. cllneblns pme. He _ up day. Whea Kallno came back oil' hlltlng .287 Ill 102pmu. The Dotroll Tl&ero' tnansaer tile lnJur.y llat, be eoultln'l qt I tho T1aer ...,_r, lhen, Is JIY!ng AI Kallne a ebanc:o to 1n tile ooU!eld- Slanlor-1oere p1111111 thlnge on a eold, stert In tile opening game o1 lhe and Norlhrlc> were chiDa loa hard baals, Kallne would be on World Series. JIII(KI a Job. Even first wao tile *ch opln wh11> the World NEW YORK (IJP0-AIIer over Bo.ylor and IIJth.nnked Kallne plo.yocl 16 oeuono lor loot to him Norm Cllh Serlo• _ . . WednooclaJ. - . , Notre Dame who wa1 Florida lo 26 point selection tho Tlgero before they 11na11y llarted to blt. I would have been lou8l> for roall.r No. 1 last weelt, Purdue, over Mluloolppl State. No Coa;Jialnta Kallne to olt out tile pme alnce """ the this _...,__ ,_ tile nallon'a fllp ranked / In other leadlow pmeo and they IHerally did It without So, Kallne became a parttlme he'a neVer even Men a World him, collop W teom, po on 1o &round tile nation: player. He never complained Serleo, nwch Ieos played Ill one. meet Nertbweotern ao 1 21i)Oinl EAST-Pemayhlnla 8 over Bul tile Tlpra eUnebed lll...,.lte, 8elurda7, Brown; Darlmooth 8 over Holy the pemant, Kallno went to The BoDermol!ero, wiM> oert Cro"; Pittsburgh and WOllam Mayo and told him !be kids lht lrl1h tumblltw to eight place & Mary are pick 'em; Princeton (Four <,arne Total) · Slnllh . • • • • • • • 66 349 s.2 deoerved to pl&jl In tile oerles. In tho latest nU,.S wilh a 37-22 20 over Columbia; Yale 13lh JNDI\'li)UAL NET ~•h • • • • • • • so 198 3. 9 Smith, lhou&b. didn't take bla Ylctory, were ranked second OV!If Colgate. YARDS RV!HING E. Wllllamo , • • . 17 61 3.6 odvloe. He -rlmented wllh lall week. Notre Damt also hu SOUTH- VIrginia Tech 7'h PLAYER TCB YG AVG,. AbboU • • • • • • • • 18 so 2. 7 stanley at llhoriiiCIP for tlie last a Bta Ten thlo week aver Kanaas Sl.; Geoll!la Teeh R. Wllllaml • • , • 4 26 6.5 Grate . . . . • . • • . 6 16 2.6 week o! lho ....... and then and Is favtli'Od by 20 points to 3'h over Clemson; Duke one Archer • • • • • . • • 1 0 0.0 cleclcled to use him there In tile obnp Iowa. over Maryland; Mlsolsalpp! 1',1, Werry • • ••• • • .. 17 1 ••ss aerlee wllh Norlllnlp moving 1o iUit 1o<a1 point In the =,,~ .,\llbema1 v~ . 7'h . , ., _ TOTAL& •• . . ,.,; '~:it~ 4.1" _..,... and KaUne going to w-•·• I 11n11 st. Joooj)h alsO lnipr1•· potlll -n•w lr- Dlnth ;; oltll>dl"';'~"' -· Warren W e 1 I o r n Ra10ne; Warren HardllW and Ebrla made lniiW ljlpotrance In lhe TCIP 'Ten. Worren Harding vaulted ..., ....nih place by v1r1ue ot Ito 3S.O will over fourth • l'lllked J!Giir Baeoa down o n e Steubenville. aotcb. Mentor ~ 266 palma, Roger Bacon 255. Nllet MrKinley moved from 111111 to fourth place, eoq~W., 224 points. Earl WUoon, 13-12, to plldl the MasoUion 1...,..S 0:'0111 olahlh IOCODd IIIII lblrd lllmes. The · 1o filth. euton llldllnley JUIIII)chlDCOI ere tllef'll oppooe ed rr... eighth" to' ollllll. Cleve- lllllney ..;.u,,<l Warren W e. 1 t e r n Resene, which hao au•ed Jull10 poinlo lihUe ICGrlllll 166, occttlied nlnlll """- Tho WllrrOD Sehool1 meet beod-aD Frldoy nlahl. EIJ>rla moved lllto lotll Iller blanking Lorain Admiral KiJoB 7../J. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10- Gets Starting Nod Northwestern Next FULL 4•PLY NYLON CORD For Boilermakers CHAMPION ..._..._.. Meigs Statistics -nl '· High School ot. . r~~~'i. "• · ... . ~Gal)l!~ No. 4, 2·1i Team No. 3, 1-2; Team No. 5, 1·2; Team No. 2, ' ,!~~f~d .·· n ·t~. ~nAMsr~;~cs- .si=?f+ D·~~&eni 3 hf·>Los Angele1 u · Jail year'• · ' Soulh Wolilli• ..., · Ul"l."f C QU:;--· ' na&nll chaQI; · SciUihern i':ail- .110rlda II rateel .~ ·with · · The vmt- DEPARTMENT M OPP. 'lmilh denl~o WU a lornia, 111\0• .on 12th raD<ed Texao A&ll. eel Press lntarnaUonal h I g h Flrll llowno . • • • 49 44 IOI!Umental gesture for Kallno. lllaml.ol Florida. The.TroJina, llmlWEST-Illchlpn 18 over school Clau AA ooacbes rat- Yards Ruohlllg • . , • 701 610 He clalma be did II jull to get who : ; · ~- by eJaht pelnta, Na>Y; lllsooorl 10 over Army; lowo, wllh llrsl place votes and Yards Palling . • • . 3S8 184 an extra ,.. In the Uneup. are -~ tbls week. · Irdlala 15 over Winola; Mlchl.· won-lost records 1n parenthesis: Toto! Yarda • . .•• 1059 794 However, If KaUne had Pelll st-.te..,~ ooly Notern pn St. 12 over . Wloconaln; TEAMS POINTS PalMI Attempted • • 82 SO , already played In a couple ot · - ~ :~ :10, places Mlmeoota 10 f1'181Walle•Forest; L Upper Arlington (19)(4-0 331 PulOs Completed • • 22 20 World Serleo, It's extremely Ill No. 3 railldil ·ilf! tho line Colorado 13 over loop SL 2, Monlor (4-0) 266 Peooes llllereeptecl • • 6 5 cJoublfUl Smllb .would rlok an apinol Welt >\llrJiida u tile SOIJTHWFST Southern 3. Cln. Roger Bacon (5) (4-0 2SS l'llnl1 ••• • , • • • • 16-5811~7 ~ player In the NlltaiiY Llana are eJaht point : Vethodlot and North Carol!• t. NOes McKinley (1) (4-0) Z24 Panaltleo , • • • • • • 196 17S erltlcal ltaldlng PC>altlon like lll.orlwo. SL are pick 'em; Texas 13 ovor s. Musillon (3.1) 131 P~ RECEPTIONS lllarlolop. I a stanleJ error Fourt!I l'lllked UCLA Ia only a Oklahoma St.; Tennenoe 7'h 11. COiaon McKinle,y (3-1) 1~ PLAYER C-YG AVG. COllis tho Tlaerl tile PDlO andone point lll.orlle at !lmlouoe, over Rica. _ 7. Warrea l1ariDd (3-1) 90 Aidt • • • • • • • IS..288 19.2-x or tile aerleo, Slnllh wiU be left &a'!Onil>nnked Ohio Slate Ia a WEST-Orogen st. 6 over II. Clo.._ st, Joa011h (4-0) 77 Kloe1 • . . • • • 4-118 7.0 - '· ~ choi"" · over 0ret1on, Stanford 8....,. Air 9. Warren w. Rea. (I) (4-0) 61 E. WUIIamo ., • 2..22 11.0 Eveo If tile move ot stanley tiiJill!.nted UlU l1 plekecl by 17 10. El.JTI& (I) (4-0) 47 Slnllh •• , • • • • 1..20 20.0 boekllreo, Mayo Smllb did an TOTALS • • . •. 22-.168 17,9 admirable 1111111 when he made Second 10: IL Lorialn Senior 38; 12. Cincinnati st, XAvier Opponenl1 . • • • 20-184 9.2 lhe clod...,__ even If he - ' 1 :J:i; 12, (Ue) Toledo Central and • - Three louchclolma. admit It hlmaelf. Steubenville 34 each; IS. (tie) SCORING DIJ>IIln Relmont and Lima Senior PLAYER 11> EP TP 31 each; .17. Clnclmatl Moeller Aull. . . • • • • • 3 3 21 . 30; Ill. Sendu1ky 28; 19, YOIIDIJo- Smith " • • • • • 3 0 18 town Strulber1 27; 20. Allron Werey • . . • • . • 3 o 18 GorOeld 26. &lell1b . • .,_• •. .• • I 0 6 Others: Toledo Whllmor Z5; Grate • •• • , • •• 0 2 2 Sidney 23; Garfteld Heiehta 22; SEASON RECORD Vallay Forge 19; Claveland St. Melga 13 Walwna 6 )jp!aluo 17; Prlncetm l6; llam· lltll• 8 Pl. Pleasant 28 Uton Garlleld 14; Xenia Reover- Melgo 30 Nelaonvllle - York 0 oreek 18; Marlon Hardb!g and Melp 18 Alheno 20 WlnteraYIJio 11 01eh; Wellalon TOTALS67 54 10; ~rlrdeld South IIIII Tolllelp - Won 2, Lost 2. ledo st. Francl1 DeStleo 9.Nch; JIMI'S PLAN Sl'RIKE HamUton BadiDI Zaneavw'o and attCAGO (UPl) - Two «~~at­ .lAkewood SL E4!Janl 8 eteh; eel Amerlean Leque ....,lrea lofanolleld Sonier w Alaoii St. CaiiYO\If have awrted a strike Ullt wOuld Vlllc0111 7 oac111 Kotteril!l AIin1urance man. ..,. llopl American IMiua um•• Do...-, ~~~;tool Alder and plrel from otllclaliJW II the ·Rightnow. · All.w 8 eaob; TIGC&ood ·llladl· Tell him you Bellaire st. John's, Le.,.... Wcrld Serlta beeauao 1110)' did not ,.... 10 "deprive tile Amer· want to know - · Clnel~ Indian HW, lean baotblll lllna of tho lllllllll Losu, Eaot U~; Rooahow to file a clairo. IMI and .ZOnla 5-""=h; Xar1eUa, cJaaalc.u The Aoaoelatlon ol Amlii-lcan Clnclnnlll Elder ind Columiiua U he says, "Call or write the Claima ~ IJq!lreo 4' tiC~I~ Department," you're in trolible. 'l'bllt means dol to bqJeotl jhe oerlea, liB Wednoed&jl, \IRII!10 .., tho he probably works only as a lllileaman for an Stpt. u ....,... or AI Sllorno insurance compaay and isn't interestolct and Bill Val.- ~ Ameli ,. · in you yoU,. ct8im.. ' · '':-' , i.eque . Joe ~ ' > ' . ' ' 1 111 reveroeti their ' , . But call..,_ and wt='U '!8Y• "We11help )rou . · andValeodo it." Beca.li~. profess,lona~i?~dent . ~ 'IOI"k 'III, ..... cotoousitiPo- 0-3. HIP Series, Ellen Rought, 553; High Game, Ellen Rouiflt, 211. FRIDAY MIXED - lllgb Series, 530, Pleasant Ellis; Hlgb Game, 504, Mary Vou. No wlna and losses to date. SENIOR MIXED - Happy Hlpplea, 3-0; Road Rwmera, 3--0; :11 ro Headstone Circus, 2-1; Hawken, 1·2; Soul Classics, o-3; ·ream No. 5, 0-3, Hlp Series, Roger Ours, 465; Bren:l1 Holman, 404. JR. MIXED - High Game, Helen Bottel Diana carsey, 144; M a r t y Vaughn, 155. No Standings as yet YOilTH ASIIEil FOR rr ufirlt unselfiah gesture," U. F . BANTAMS BOYS - No S1andThll eolumn Is for YOIIDIJ peo. otherwise several people might dings as yet. Hi~ Game, Kelly pie, their problems and pleas- be hurt - Including youraelf. Winebrenner, 107; Higb Series, ures, their troubles and tun. Ao H. Kelly Winebrenner, 192. with tho root ol Helen Relp USI, Dear Helen: SUNDAY EARLY MIXED It welcomes laugllo but You han had letters abolK. Team No. 6, 20; Team No. 3, dodlle a oerloos ..,.st~oo with a 4 ' What 1& a Boyfriend, G i r 114; Team No. 2, 14; Team No. bruah-<>1!. trlend, Grandmother, Father?" 1, 10; Team No. 5, 10; Team Soad )'OUr teenage quelllms to etc. Now I would like to glve No. 4, 4. High Series, Ed Voss, YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care ol' you my version of 617; Mary Voss, 453. High Game, Helen Help USI, this newspaper, WHAT IS A BIG SISI'Eil?.•. Ed Voss, 223; Mary Voss, 164. PITY SELDOM TVRNS TO LOVE A big silter is aomeone who LATE SUNDAY MIXED Door Bel..: does your hair when Y<ll go to Strike and. ~ares, 14; Forrest Lut year I went out with a a parcy wllh a opeclal date. She Rumers, 12; Team No. 2, 10; certain fellow about nve times. understands you when you aren't Ridenours & V., 8; Southern FAch Ume I found him less tn. underatood by anyODe else. She Bowling, 4; Rejects, 0. High Ser.. tereollnc. Finally 1 ended II by helps you with your homework ies, Dale Davis, S8; Betcy Batey, Wlllal him I was serious about when you can't figure ft out. She 489. High Game, Dele Davis, IOIDIOUe else. He said he'd wait takes your parlin llghto agalnsi 234; Retcy Batey, 186. torever. your brother. She take.a you for Rec:eolly bl1 called my rides in her convertible. S h e muther. Sbe was very upset be- never forgelo your birthday and CIUIO BUI was going with a girl always buys you a gUt with her SEWING CLUB MEETS out ol his religious faith, olm- allowance, but most of all shels NEW HAVEN - The Julia T. ply "beeauae she looked like )'OUr beBI friend who helpe and Bryan! SOwing Club met at the me." Also; the to-other said he loves you. - LlrTLE SISTER home o! Mrs. Lloyd Roush. DW"11 JIOW In Europe for a month Dear LIUie Sisler: Ing the oocial hour relrellhmenla "to t17 and target me." S h e A lot ot little sistoro are prob. were aerwd to Mrs. James Mac:.. . - If 1 wuuld please date ably wondering right now, uHow Knight, Mrs. Herman La,rne, blm qain when he returned. did llho got 10 lucliy?'' Bel II Mrs. D. A. Smlth,Mro.JolmFry, J am 1 very selfish persoo. took OO!IIlclerable effort, empa. Mrs. Oltie Roush, Mrs. Eulah Th11 It tile first lime I am reai- thy, lllld .alfe<tlon on both sides! MacKnight, Mro. L. C. Rouah, )J ec11cemed tor 10meone elae's Wlah more brother& and sisters MrL Fred Batey aJVI Mrs. !Jo><( fee''np, per,haps because I too had your reelpol - 11. Roush. The next meeting ..W be fell IIIII way aboul a boy once. Dear Helen: al the home ol Mrs. !Joyd Roush lllllllld·l BO out wllh Bill, knowThe kids are alread)' talking with, Mrs. John Fry as hosteaa. in& I can never love him, or aboul tho big proms. Rolen, ch """'d II burt him all the more? you think lt'a neeessary to rem. Seeml .t errible to push down a ear, or hire allmouolnetotake DAILY SENTINEL tho ftrll WIHiflllll lhouihl I've a Blrllo tile Senior Prom- when THEl.eVOTtO TO WfUIII!" Of WX'M"'NONAJIA flfwt had. - V. F. yoo have a 1960 model of your IICHUD lio. OWEN, PVaJ.IIIHU Door U: OWD7- THINKING BROKE C lleurTifllloflllll,~ ......... ..IJ .... ~ ., ,.. Thll II stricti¥ LG.A.P. Dear T,B.: QN,f ~au. Nlli ..llll C4111f1J!r, "' ......... ("rm Guelalftl ~ Percep. I think !hal' I the 1UIIost thing IL. r~ . ow.. ma, ..,.....,, ~ ' ' - "Jo.JIJI, ~ ...... Uoo"), but llll!'lltjldjlillbleBIII'o I ever heud ol- but )'OU'd be ~ dtU I'O'CIIf ,... It ,._,.,, molher fears be'U pi aerlouo a- ourprlilecl how many members o! ~-~ ..ttw'UI... . . . •. . . . . bout a prl of anqlher faith IJKI the uamueot.. generaUon don't tWill~....,.,. n ~ 1111 ' .... 'In C lt~. 1\;tw rOtJo. has choHn YOO ·for a romance- agree with me. They'Ve caught S..O<riplioll nuo11 OIILwr.. "' curt. wrecker? Wh1 elM Would she tbe "new ·rfdt" idea: If it costa . . , , t...Jt.Mio II _ , , . ~ - , . , In ....!Itt I I 1M ~ . . . . . . Ofkt.$1,. . JOnd blm on an ~ trip? a lot, it's got claas." Hokum! • lU - " •• tUG. n.,. ....... ~.... . . _ . .... UI .....-. '*'ritr . . . . . . . ...... Ctrrtalnly not to' forget a laot (ADd !bat goes, even If II' o lbelr All; 0. ~ 11.1t. .,. . . .1 ,_ yoor'o Blrl !rllllli he hel al- own and not their parents' mon- 11Ue, " • 111011111 11.11. nne ..... UA !liolller ..... '"" .............. ........... ,...ey repla...U :• ey.)- II. Find a bolj!JI<,!!">;jeet for your Us ••• ay -t - 111 IIARVEY SHAPIRO "We're .,;uiJ!Ir IIIIo lha lllllit VPI ~orto Writer of our achldule, l,ima. Sonlor COLIIIIBIJS (IJPl) - IJJpor eould beat us. Lima beaoti Hlah School Coaeh awesome alza. I'm. Jookbw for llloul lfoorehead ~· concer.ned a real hoodlaloeker," ha aald. Yl f'rldal night a claoh with lfooreheod lo wall aware of : · aiii"L Lima Senior, what hi!Jpened last weekend_ Design; Harrisonville ..:· ) ,. were For Teen GOP . 8enllrlol. P...,eroy..MW!iDort, o, 'TueoclaJ, betol>tr 1,ieea ( Upper Arlington Retains Nmnber One AA &ting Name Officers :iho ~ lltll.r .," ,If.,)• ;.; ,. , \I ·'· • .• ....... ... ,, ~ . . .~ •• lllrllll· rJust when ather Car:J 1rit tryi~~~ catch up to f'Oiara•• siZe tho Guys pull'lt1$t one. 1969 Dodp Polara. Irs sllll .billler anil more pawerlul than ito com~ors-with 111 all·ntw shape that puts It waj ahead of other low·Priced ca.rs. 1 ••naw..,llel. . Polar• movea way ·lhta41n luxury, tOo. All·new instrument penel. Foem· padded seats. Ca~tln!l: Concoalild windshield wipers. 'Thl)l ro all standard. Alonl with a big 230-hp VB. ............... ,r ··'- , For yeers, Polara's ~ J0:i1 ,;(or• rOom inoiclo than other IOio·~ cirs. Th.ll ~fa f'Oiar1'o evfn ~t(. ~ more • '.illoukltr. l""""ii hiptaani and m nl'!llroom. Set tlio Glibd 1 uy,aond ltlllr:an.new ' · Pclilro. Th.,:u slillii'Jl!U how you iJOil't haveto. l?t rich ~, ..._..bii car.'" ~ •"' a . - . TURN IN AT THE HOTTEsT PLACE IN TOWN. CO. R. H. ·RAWLINGS SONS IIJ.D.,, -., MILL & SECOND STREETS; MIDDLEPORT, 0: • .... I '· ,.. · POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 had-_. ~ C..::: ol- "!'i." a&enta: We work (6t ypu. And reprolilnt'you 1 "-tl -....~ in deajjnv; with the.itlwance .CQilip,any;,, ' · This oymbOI II your .,;.ur~'ttiat W.'.re profeoei~'lpd.pqde~ qentl. '· · · ' ·'· ,., . ' ·# ·· . ' W~lidav s\m,~ .. foiled agahl! �. \ ' 5 ·- ' } • • ' •• ' il':' ,, r. , • -. Tho DJII.Y seniJnel, Pmnoroy-i.odd!eport, .0., Tuelldo.y, Octdi•r I, lf68 • • ' ole f • . .• ·· T.INY'S ' •' 2CcM•vellllll'--•- ;rau UNAIIU-1! , .. . t.'41 UP TO 20o ~ ON YOUI TOTAL FOOD IIIli ~ . . SPICED 2 1/2 CAN .1 . • · f \,\ . • I · LUNCHEON MEAT........~~ ;' 1 SLAB BACON~ .. l~·. · . ! POLISH ':SAUSAGE·,b.49 .. • . .. t ' t ; ' . . . SMOKED WHOLE OR HALF . .. - TENDER BE&T SWEET PEAS TENDEIBEST . " lk. PORK STEAK........ 303 DEL MONTE FR. STYLE 303 CAr.l CAN GREEN BEANS.~........... DEL MONTE CR. STYLE 303 CAN FOR . ...,-;;·~ ··'·•-l' . I ,,...._ .· 4 .. . lllllEPOI\ 0. . OPEN 'DAILY 9:00 to 9·:00 ·~ • LB. DEPT. ? MYSTERY SPECIAL ? s 00 . MYSTERY SPECIAL ·, *CHICKEN *BEEF *TURKEY t' . WHITE CORN ............•. DEL MONTE 303 CAN .• 1# ' [ .,. ~ SWE~,OM i~ ' TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. CAN S· T 0 · :••i:..................... DEL MONTE WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN CORN •.. ~..•...... .PINEAP·PLE ..............•.........• PINEAPPLE NO 2 CAN ·~ DEL MONTE CRUSHED NO. 2 CAN ·_., DEL MONTE (NEW) WITH ONIONS u p .StORCKS~LIKE HOMEMADE ••• DEL MONTE LO·CAL . -~ / FRUIT DRINKS...·-····-'········ TO ATO SAUCE ...........~~•. K EACH ' DEL MONTE 46 OZ. CAN c FOR MEAT 300 .; ~ ~ 303 ,.. FRUIT COCKTAIL ..........~:~. { '· I . ... . AND " EACH . B LOAF • a•OUGHION CAL SEVEN •J c QT. !~~ •••••••••••••••••• c IINY'S· 2 Collnmient ~Uons to serve you llf~U... 0. ._EPOIY, 0. G-EEN 6 oz. CAN TE·NDER .. ,. MIUWCI l ~. =· ... _ u• ' �. \ ' 5 ·- ' } • • ' •• ' il':' ,, r. , • -. Tho DJII.Y seniJnel, Pmnoroy-i.odd!eport, .0., Tuelldo.y, Octdi•r I, lf68 • • ' ole f • . .• ·· T.INY'S ' •' 2CcM•vellllll'--•- ;rau UNAIIU-1! , .. . t.'41 UP TO 20o ~ ON YOUI TOTAL FOOD IIIli ~ . . SPICED 2 1/2 CAN .1 . • · f \,\ . • I · LUNCHEON MEAT........~~ ;' 1 SLAB BACON~ .. l~·. · . ! POLISH ':SAUSAGE·,b.49 .. • . .. t ' t ; ' . . . SMOKED WHOLE OR HALF . .. - TENDER BE&T SWEET PEAS TENDEIBEST . " lk. PORK STEAK........ 303 DEL MONTE FR. STYLE 303 CAr.l CAN GREEN BEANS.~........... DEL MONTE CR. STYLE 303 CAN FOR . ...,-;;·~ ··'·•-l' . I ,,...._ .· 4 .. . lllllEPOI\ 0. . OPEN 'DAILY 9:00 to 9·:00 ·~ • LB. DEPT. ? MYSTERY SPECIAL ? s 00 . MYSTERY SPECIAL ·, *CHICKEN *BEEF *TURKEY t' . WHITE CORN ............•. DEL MONTE 303 CAN .• 1# ' [ .,. ~ SWE~,OM i~ ' TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. CAN S· T 0 · :••i:..................... DEL MONTE WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN CORN •.. ~..•...... .PINEAP·PLE ..............•.........• PINEAPPLE NO 2 CAN ·~ DEL MONTE CRUSHED NO. 2 CAN ·_., DEL MONTE (NEW) WITH ONIONS u p .StORCKS~LIKE HOMEMADE ••• DEL MONTE LO·CAL . -~ / FRUIT DRINKS...·-····-'········ TO ATO SAUCE ...........~~•. K EACH ' DEL MONTE 46 OZ. CAN c FOR MEAT 300 .; ~ ~ 303 ,.. FRUIT COCKTAIL ..........~:~. { '· I . ... . AND " EACH . B LOAF • a•OUGHION CAL SEVEN •J c QT. !~~ •••••••••••••••••• c IINY'S· 2 Collnmient ~Uons to serve you llf~U... 0. ._EPOIY, 0. G-EEN 6 oz. CAN TE·NDER .. ,. MIUWCI l ~. =· ... _ u• ' �. 1 - The lloll,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, o.; Tuelday, Ocl<>ber 1, 1968 They'll Join the over 50,000 others IJI>ected to pack TIJ1!r Slldlwn In Detroit lor the third IIIII fourlh games of tho Series. U a Mh game Ia pll,yed, they plan to atay over for that on M..,. dQ. The Bndbul')'s will pull out of town with their traDer br!iht anc1 early Friday morning for Algonac, Mich., where they £requeot- SIZE ly nomiMthv cammltteo was liP- Is Planning Party . WhUe moat of you booeball tans slt at home In your favorite ehalr watching the weekend games· of the World Series on teleYialon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bndbul')' will be where the action Ia. camp In the summer. RECOGNITION CAME TO BARBARA MAYER this week via the "Communicator," mOithly p.Jillcatlon of the Bureau of Workmea'a COmpenaation. 1 It described the sc'" of Barbin's work which involves the scheduling of examl~Btlons by sp8elaUsts for compell&ation recipients, maD¥ times in another state or country, and spoke other need to call oa the American CouncU In ClevelaDd to interpret smne afll•>letters which are In a foreign IIJIKUlP. Before joining the medical section ot Bureau of Workmen's Cou1Jensation 1011\e elgbt or so years ago, Barbara was a homt Trust your home heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. TEXACO Stew- Rummage Sale Set Young, and hostess, Mrs. Young. In Elberfeld Bldg. ciTY ICE INb FOEl ithe:==it~= United Methodist Cburch Frida!' and Saturday In tbe Elberfeld ~~:n~~~and~~· at 9 Lm. 992-5186 CO~ ,..M;I;D;DL;E;P~O~R~T,~O;· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PT•·•P•L•E•AS•A•NT_.I . •.•v.A•.• Columbus. GEORGE HARRIS, HIS WIFE, CINDA, IIIII their year ol4 son are OliPOCted In sometime thla week from Fort Dlx, N. his discharge !rem the S. Army. u. J. Georae gets SGT. GEORGE A. HOFFMAN, who has been atatloned at the Forlleo Air Force Bue In Topeka, Kansas, wUJ leave In eor)J> NoYmllber for Ubon, Thlaland for 1 12 month tour of duljo. He'o here , _ 00 I 30 ciQ furlaugh. 1 George'a puerto, Mr- and Mrs. Charlea Holrman, drove to .. I. T<l)eka Cor him, his Wife, the former Joan Van Matre of MI.IUII, W. VL, IIIII their 1ktonfh.clid daughter, LISL Joan and Lisa will main here for the neiCI year with her parents, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Howud Van Matre, ud the Hotrm.ana. r• CUSHIONS Potluck Lunch lNG /dPas Reviewed Is Enjoyed by ~ ..;:,;~ ROLL ·' .,. < "'"""' or WITH ar- 111e d1m:h Tuelday - . Sept. 2t. ~ev. L. S. stebbins, 111\'8 araee. dauabter candy~ 11'1111 alm a aUtst for 'tf.• SCREENS luncheon. Reading or 1he 23rd Pulm was folioncJ by prayerbfFrfllkie Nwnaw, clas1 prelldlat, wbo opened the mootli'C. ~ call wu a n . - with rtodlnr or 1Billng about a plant <>~;)1cnm or the 1t~ ilep>rllwere read 11111 ~ Tile October ron call word will be · "lllrvelll" and the - I I will be A d I • MOROLINE !lack. WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY 11b. JAR For the proeram readings were, '"Dally Bread" from Preslo'terlan Lite, by Rachel McBrldei "UrJdJCP'Cted Nlckel,"by &late F1lher from Qddopoat; Ma,yme Holmes, read ''The Qd. et Plop]e,,. from Qdclepolt; .~Au­ tumn I.av•a11 from ''Treas-. ure:•" by Flolwlce Pottli '..-or More_Love," from ''Devotion•" by Peter lllarohall, read by Ada Sack; .,~ To A Tree,'' !rom Qildopoot, by Frankie l\111- SYRACIJSE - .Pn.Jer _.. eel the reeent ,.U., of the Trl Coun11 Cltjzw Radio Club at their club .-rteralli)lle home or White and her · br«ber, Rlchird Jlucklrorth. Tile moellng w presided ciVI!' by the preoldent, Richard Cirlnotead. RepOrla were read and liPproved, !Ub,Jects were di1C118sed 11 now Ideal for fUture lnteroatl or the DIODibera. A potluek dlmer was tlllared cl1rlng the IOdal hour by Mr. and Mrs. EmD ~ Dm Manual, Mr. and MrL Junior Holsinger, Brad IUid Paul, Mra. Ralph Rose, Mr. and Mro. lloiiilao HemiiO)', David LJp8COIIIb, Claud (Ham) Clnilngham, Rl<llard Grlnatead and Todd, JGIIil Kearns, Charles (Pee Woo) Beaolty, Mr. and Mra. R, E. Workman, and Apls White, IIIII Rich- · ani Duckworth. The next moetlnll· wiU be Oct. 10 at the aame place. HALF-PECK BASKETSPlastic. Reg. 69c .44c IRONSTONE MUGSBuilt to slack. Reg. 39c . . • . 27c ' . lie .41. 67 LEAF'N GRASS BAGS 15x2CHnch size. Special Price . . . 48c Safe, smart way to dll · pose of yard trash. Bla: over 7 bushels. SIT -ON HAMPER Ribbed plastic 10 sturdy C you can sit on itl White • pink or blue. 32-qt. size. ~olds Vented! ......, 199 Swing-Ttp Wastellasbt Alwa~s looks neat ccwtflid. becauu the oontenb stay Daughter's Birth Being Announced ~'!'~··~ .•'.. DRISTAN COlD TABLETS ~ s...,. 1M ~ 96c -- WCIMIII'S PANTIIS ............ 3j9Tc Reaul1r or hard -to-hold In 12·0UACe .conomy sile. Specill price. :rBc Colon. 5 to 10. ·- .· lbi&IIE ANI1SIPilC ........ ........ nylon UnN wtth mwn. ~· tlfl• Vellum, ptrdunenl, bond , mare. 13 o.z. Rqullror .bltd·to·~. ~f». • •• IIISTAIIT SIIA¥1 ByCo~&at--11-oz. 1tqu11r or lnlt'llftol. o!l&. .JV"' I.U WIMICADS " ""'' ~·- * .·-.~~ .. ,~.. ,- <: '>I " \(i .. ~-;~ ~· . PAIR ....,£•-. ' " .• ! " I. 6Bc Sa¥e 47c on ll·Dz. 8ottlll V.hlllto~1.25-14·21lnOO•. srA··• INVB.OPB fttavlllr 41c V.lut-Box oil oa. Mr. 444 { B4c 42t on Bottle of 241 AIIAatl IAIUlS 9"¥" J--.. ol -.: 4.· 99 £aay-to-<:1Nn plls.... ••· 2.15• lh26-ln. 91 is Given At Tewksbal-y ' , Asn•• Lev-. - .....una PLANTERS-Look like . marble, ceramic . WELCOME MATS COVERS-Plain or treated . Mr. and Mro. Paul Pnillenmaw IIIIICIIlcludlngwlththeread· tnp, ,,._ .Commllldmentl For geler of West Jelroraon, t h e former Karen Greq of Mlddlel'lrellls," by Sam port. are .......,elaJ the birth alao read by Ada Slaek. ala dluablel', Terd·Marle, born ... SOpl. ,20 at Cornnol HoiPtal, C'll"!"buL Mr. ' and . . . Alfred c. PrntFirol ol .the Mlddle- tengelir of ¥on· Ohio, and Mr. pOrl Llterari . Club linea t he and Mro. Je11e ~· aC We~. IUiilillet reeeu wiU be held at the llfiiiC(paretltl. 2 p.m. WN!eldaJ at the home or MrL J111181 111ul, Rulland. Dinner 'Mrl. Jamfil· Euler wiU review •'The riih- Colaales," a .n d ........... -¥8 1D .,apond ID roll Mn. E. O. T*Wkabu7 llflaio~ call 1he ..... a( a ....... lalned &lildaJ at her lllddiOpan· lalleador. .. boii)e with· • ja Obotn- First M~ting Set GARMENT BAGSHolds 16 dresses Reg. 1.79 1.33 •"""' ,..,.,,... :.$<;>!~'>. 'K-· ,;· i·liD,.~Rii""~ "' New Interests SYRACUSE - A paduck lun<ll at .....· pi oCoded the meetlii8 or the star Clus of the Firot Ual~ eel Preabyterlan Church In the ·...,,....___, i Reg. 3.49 ..... . 1.99 LAUNDRY BASKETSI %·bushel size. Re11. L49 , . , . , .. 9k For Members· ch:~;, ~~a~ 1/2"x60 ft. ' _zun 675 """ formed at Holzer. Swday, In observance of his birtlday, Mrs. Fugate had a din. ne:r. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Janies Fugate, Mr. aDd Mrs. Tbomas YOOJJV, alld 'Mrs. lotargaret llanManll, who has ,_ relurned to 29.95 LIST WITH STORM DO·O 'lbompJOII, Mra. FRANK nJGATE SEEMS TO HOLD some sort of record for raunber of hospltallzatlona. He came home Friday frorn his 26th trip to a hospital, and Ia rec"'""tlng nicely frCIIII the surgery per- I CHAIRS ~-b)' HAPPINESS FOR HOMER COOK Is being home from the hospital. He waa returned to his Middleport home Frtdey after havlfw been conllned to Haher Hoapltal alnce Jan. 2. 3 PC SET COFFEE I ABLE AND END TABLES LIVING ROOM Ill¥ 11woa. . . . Mrs. Leo ThOmpaon, lillra. ~ HilT)' sta$>ta, Mrs. Jam Smith, McCOnnlck, lillra. Domld ~ MrL Ueulo Rou,h, Mrs. Alben anil Mrs. H""ard Rouoh. Haire-. , were Mrs. A!wplf TholqJIOO to Mro. bowling, and euchre. BLACK RO FCOATING . 88 . meeting: Mrs. Ra.J '11lollliJOil~ Mro. Donald Haynes aol Mro. Howard Roush. ant Cheri, 15. The j•Communlcator., llsted her hobbies as reading, WE SHOT HOLES IN PRI~~~! 19"x33" pointed to report at the October Oub Meeting MASON - The Mason Homemal<ers Club at Its meeting TuesNEW HAVEN - The Aw.lanche day at. the home of Mrs. Albur- Home Demonstration Club metat tlce Yourw In Clifton made plana the club house with Mro. A!wpO lor a Halloween pareythla month. TIM;!mpson as hostess. DeYOt.lons Prizes will be awarded to ma•"- were led by Mrs. Ray ThOmpsoa. ed contestants, and to the moat Poems were read by the toUCM~ outalllidl~ club .member IIIII alb- trw: ''Faith" by Mrs. Lyle Mc-oro. The next meetli\i liiU' bo COrmick, "Love" bl.,.-s. Al~rt held at the home of Mfs. Robert 'J1Kinpson, 41 Hope" by Mrs.l10n.Stewart's. ald HayllOll, Movies were ahown of the trip The following _-niiQWlCt!iil8[lts to Lewisburg, Beckley atKI other were made: Acht&vementDarwUl lnterea~ places. Atter.JI~ be Ocl<>ber 8 at Mason Coun114-ll were Mrs. Matllda Noble, Mrs. eanw. the next meeting will be Catherine SWatze~ Mrs, Dorothy Ocl<>ber 10 at the home of Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Robert art, Mrs. Ray Fox, Mrs. Gordon PLAN BAKE SALE A bake ule will be held Friday at Duke'• Cleanen, Pomee<ooomlst at the Ohio Power co. IIi Pomeroy for aeven years. She roy, Friday bolfmlng at 10 a. m. by the Foreat RUD r.t.thograduated from Mlddleport Hl&h School IIIII attended Ohio Universidlst Church w.....,•a SocleQ- ar ty. Barbara, daughter ol Mr~ an:l Mrs. George MeinhiU't, Middleport, Cbrlollan Service. is married to John Mayer, Sr~, and Ilia two children, Jdm, Jr., 14, THROW RUGS John Smith; Committee chairmen are to have their reporta IH1ed oul for the Counly nieellllg, A Poems Read at Homemakers' Club Community . By Chatlette Corner••• Hoeflich EXTRA LARGE ' �. 1 - The lloll,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, o.; Tuelday, Ocl<>ber 1, 1968 They'll Join the over 50,000 others IJI>ected to pack TIJ1!r Slldlwn In Detroit lor the third IIIII fourlh games of tho Series. U a Mh game Ia pll,yed, they plan to atay over for that on M..,. dQ. The Bndbul')'s will pull out of town with their traDer br!iht anc1 early Friday morning for Algonac, Mich., where they £requeot- SIZE ly nomiMthv cammltteo was liP- Is Planning Party . WhUe moat of you booeball tans slt at home In your favorite ehalr watching the weekend games· of the World Series on teleYialon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bndbul')' will be where the action Ia. camp In the summer. RECOGNITION CAME TO BARBARA MAYER this week via the "Communicator," mOithly p.Jillcatlon of the Bureau of Workmea'a COmpenaation. 1 It described the sc'" of Barbin's work which involves the scheduling of examl~Btlons by sp8elaUsts for compell&ation recipients, maD¥ times in another state or country, and spoke other need to call oa the American CouncU In ClevelaDd to interpret smne afll•>letters which are In a foreign IIJIKUlP. Before joining the medical section ot Bureau of Workmen's Cou1Jensation 1011\e elgbt or so years ago, Barbara was a homt Trust your home heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. TEXACO Stew- Rummage Sale Set Young, and hostess, Mrs. Young. In Elberfeld Bldg. ciTY ICE INb FOEl ithe:==it~= United Methodist Cburch Frida!' and Saturday In tbe Elberfeld ~~:n~~~and~~· at 9 Lm. 992-5186 CO~ ,..M;I;D;DL;E;P~O~R~T,~O;· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .PT•·•P•L•E•AS•A•NT_.I . •.•v.A•.• Columbus. GEORGE HARRIS, HIS WIFE, CINDA, IIIII their year ol4 son are OliPOCted In sometime thla week from Fort Dlx, N. his discharge !rem the S. Army. u. J. Georae gets SGT. GEORGE A. HOFFMAN, who has been atatloned at the Forlleo Air Force Bue In Topeka, Kansas, wUJ leave In eor)J> NoYmllber for Ubon, Thlaland for 1 12 month tour of duljo. He'o here , _ 00 I 30 ciQ furlaugh. 1 George'a puerto, Mr- and Mrs. Charlea Holrman, drove to .. I. T<l)eka Cor him, his Wife, the former Joan Van Matre of MI.IUII, W. VL, IIIII their 1ktonfh.clid daughter, LISL Joan and Lisa will main here for the neiCI year with her parents, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Howud Van Matre, ud the Hotrm.ana. r• CUSHIONS Potluck Lunch lNG /dPas Reviewed Is Enjoyed by ~ ..;:,;~ ROLL ·' .,. < "'"""' or WITH ar- 111e d1m:h Tuelday - . Sept. 2t. ~ev. L. S. stebbins, 111\'8 araee. dauabter candy~ 11'1111 alm a aUtst for 'tf.• SCREENS luncheon. Reading or 1he 23rd Pulm was folioncJ by prayerbfFrfllkie Nwnaw, clas1 prelldlat, wbo opened the mootli'C. ~ call wu a n . - with rtodlnr or 1Billng about a plant <>~;)1cnm or the 1t~ ilep>rllwere read 11111 ~ Tile October ron call word will be · "lllrvelll" and the - I I will be A d I • MOROLINE !lack. WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY 11b. JAR For the proeram readings were, '"Dally Bread" from Preslo'terlan Lite, by Rachel McBrldei "UrJdJCP'Cted Nlckel,"by &late F1lher from Qddopoat; Ma,yme Holmes, read ''The Qd. et Plop]e,,. from Qdclepolt; .~Au­ tumn I.av•a11 from ''Treas-. ure:•" by Flolwlce Pottli '..-or More_Love," from ''Devotion•" by Peter lllarohall, read by Ada Sack; .,~ To A Tree,'' !rom Qildopoot, by Frankie l\111- SYRACIJSE - .Pn.Jer _.. eel the reeent ,.U., of the Trl Coun11 Cltjzw Radio Club at their club .-rteralli)lle home or White and her · br«ber, Rlchird Jlucklrorth. Tile moellng w presided ciVI!' by the preoldent, Richard Cirlnotead. RepOrla were read and liPproved, !Ub,Jects were di1C118sed 11 now Ideal for fUture lnteroatl or the DIODibera. A potluek dlmer was tlllared cl1rlng the IOdal hour by Mr. and Mrs. EmD ~ Dm Manual, Mr. and MrL Junior Holsinger, Brad IUid Paul, Mra. Ralph Rose, Mr. and Mro. lloiiilao HemiiO)', David LJp8COIIIb, Claud (Ham) Clnilngham, Rl<llard Grlnatead and Todd, JGIIil Kearns, Charles (Pee Woo) Beaolty, Mr. and Mra. R, E. Workman, and Apls White, IIIII Rich- · ani Duckworth. The next moetlnll· wiU be Oct. 10 at the aame place. HALF-PECK BASKETSPlastic. Reg. 69c .44c IRONSTONE MUGSBuilt to slack. Reg. 39c . . • . 27c ' . lie .41. 67 LEAF'N GRASS BAGS 15x2CHnch size. Special Price . . . 48c Safe, smart way to dll · pose of yard trash. Bla: over 7 bushels. SIT -ON HAMPER Ribbed plastic 10 sturdy C you can sit on itl White • pink or blue. 32-qt. size. ~olds Vented! ......, 199 Swing-Ttp Wastellasbt Alwa~s looks neat ccwtflid. becauu the oontenb stay Daughter's Birth Being Announced ~'!'~··~ .•'.. DRISTAN COlD TABLETS ~ s...,. 1M ~ 96c -- WCIMIII'S PANTIIS ............ 3j9Tc Reaul1r or hard -to-hold In 12·0UACe .conomy sile. Specill price. :rBc Colon. 5 to 10. ·- .· lbi&IIE ANI1SIPilC ........ ........ nylon UnN wtth mwn. ~· tlfl• Vellum, ptrdunenl, bond , mare. 13 o.z. Rqullror .bltd·to·~. ~f». • •• IIISTAIIT SIIA¥1 ByCo~&at--11-oz. 1tqu11r or lnlt'llftol. o!l&. .JV"' I.U WIMICADS " ""'' ~·- * .·-.~~ .. ,~.. ,- <: '>I " \(i .. ~-;~ ~· . PAIR ....,£•-. ' " .• ! " I. 6Bc Sa¥e 47c on ll·Dz. 8ottlll V.hlllto~1.25-14·21lnOO•. srA··• INVB.OPB fttavlllr 41c V.lut-Box oil oa. Mr. 444 { B4c 42t on Bottle of 241 AIIAatl IAIUlS 9"¥" J--.. ol -.: 4.· 99 £aay-to-<:1Nn plls.... ••· 2.15• lh26-ln. 91 is Given At Tewksbal-y ' , Asn•• Lev-. - .....una PLANTERS-Look like . marble, ceramic . WELCOME MATS COVERS-Plain or treated . Mr. and Mro. Paul Pnillenmaw IIIIICIIlcludlngwlththeread· tnp, ,,._ .Commllldmentl For geler of West Jelroraon, t h e former Karen Greq of Mlddlel'lrellls," by Sam port. are .......,elaJ the birth alao read by Ada Slaek. ala dluablel', Terd·Marle, born ... SOpl. ,20 at Cornnol HoiPtal, C'll"!"buL Mr. ' and . . . Alfred c. PrntFirol ol .the Mlddle- tengelir of ¥on· Ohio, and Mr. pOrl Llterari . Club linea t he and Mro. Je11e ~· aC We~. IUiilillet reeeu wiU be held at the llfiiiC(paretltl. 2 p.m. WN!eldaJ at the home or MrL J111181 111ul, Rulland. Dinner 'Mrl. Jamfil· Euler wiU review •'The riih- Colaales," a .n d ........... -¥8 1D .,apond ID roll Mn. E. O. T*Wkabu7 llflaio~ call 1he ..... a( a ....... lalned &lildaJ at her lllddiOpan· lalleador. .. boii)e with· • ja Obotn- First M~ting Set GARMENT BAGSHolds 16 dresses Reg. 1.79 1.33 •"""' ,..,.,,... :.$<;>!~'>. 'K-· ,;· i·liD,.~Rii""~ "' New Interests SYRACUSE - A paduck lun<ll at .....· pi oCoded the meetlii8 or the star Clus of the Firot Ual~ eel Preabyterlan Church In the ·...,,....___, i Reg. 3.49 ..... . 1.99 LAUNDRY BASKETSI %·bushel size. Re11. L49 , . , . , .. 9k For Members· ch:~;, ~~a~ 1/2"x60 ft. ' _zun 675 """ formed at Holzer. Swday, In observance of his birtlday, Mrs. Fugate had a din. ne:r. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Janies Fugate, Mr. aDd Mrs. Tbomas YOOJJV, alld 'Mrs. lotargaret llanManll, who has ,_ relurned to 29.95 LIST WITH STORM DO·O 'lbompJOII, Mra. FRANK nJGATE SEEMS TO HOLD some sort of record for raunber of hospltallzatlona. He came home Friday frorn his 26th trip to a hospital, and Ia rec"'""tlng nicely frCIIII the surgery per- I CHAIRS ~-b)' HAPPINESS FOR HOMER COOK Is being home from the hospital. He waa returned to his Middleport home Frtdey after havlfw been conllned to Haher Hoapltal alnce Jan. 2. 3 PC SET COFFEE I ABLE AND END TABLES LIVING ROOM Ill¥ 11woa. . . . Mrs. Leo ThOmpaon, lillra. ~ HilT)' sta$>ta, Mrs. Jam Smith, McCOnnlck, lillra. Domld ~ MrL Ueulo Rou,h, Mrs. Alben anil Mrs. H""ard Rouoh. Haire-. , were Mrs. A!wplf TholqJIOO to Mro. bowling, and euchre. BLACK RO FCOATING . 88 . meeting: Mrs. Ra.J '11lollliJOil~ Mro. Donald Haynes aol Mro. Howard Roush. ant Cheri, 15. The j•Communlcator., llsted her hobbies as reading, WE SHOT HOLES IN PRI~~~! 19"x33" pointed to report at the October Oub Meeting MASON - The Mason Homemal<ers Club at Its meeting TuesNEW HAVEN - The Aw.lanche day at. the home of Mrs. Albur- Home Demonstration Club metat tlce Yourw In Clifton made plana the club house with Mro. A!wpO lor a Halloween pareythla month. TIM;!mpson as hostess. DeYOt.lons Prizes will be awarded to ma•"- were led by Mrs. Ray ThOmpsoa. ed contestants, and to the moat Poems were read by the toUCM~ outalllidl~ club .member IIIII alb- trw: ''Faith" by Mrs. Lyle Mc-oro. The next meetli\i liiU' bo COrmick, "Love" bl.,.-s. Al~rt held at the home of Mfs. Robert 'J1Kinpson, 41 Hope" by Mrs.l10n.Stewart's. ald HayllOll, Movies were ahown of the trip The following _-niiQWlCt!iil8[lts to Lewisburg, Beckley atKI other were made: Acht&vementDarwUl lnterea~ places. Atter.JI~ be Ocl<>ber 8 at Mason Coun114-ll were Mrs. Matllda Noble, Mrs. eanw. the next meeting will be Catherine SWatze~ Mrs, Dorothy Ocl<>ber 10 at the home of Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Robert art, Mrs. Ray Fox, Mrs. Gordon PLAN BAKE SALE A bake ule will be held Friday at Duke'• Cleanen, Pomee<ooomlst at the Ohio Power co. IIi Pomeroy for aeven years. She roy, Friday bolfmlng at 10 a. m. by the Foreat RUD r.t.thograduated from Mlddleport Hl&h School IIIII attended Ohio Universidlst Church w.....,•a SocleQ- ar ty. Barbara, daughter ol Mr~ an:l Mrs. George MeinhiU't, Middleport, Cbrlollan Service. is married to John Mayer, Sr~, and Ilia two children, Jdm, Jr., 14, THROW RUGS John Smith; Committee chairmen are to have their reporta IH1ed oul for the Counly nieellllg, A Poems Read at Homemakers' Club Community . By Chatlette Corner••• Hoeflich EXTRA LARGE ' �" , ...... ,. ··~··· ....... ,.. ''· .....~- ·;,;. . ··--" .. ' .... •·· ,, . ' ·, Zwillings Have l'f~trket .~' Several Guests .., : By Auxiliary Mr. and Mra. C. E. Silvers of Coral ' Glble1; .Fla. are the : SYRACUSE - A Jl1noy BliP· snoots or Ml'•· ·H. o. EwJng. ].r wu plomed b1 lhe Ladles Mrs. Ewbw Qoot last week In ;Auxiliary of lhe Volunteer Fire Columbus with her ...,aln, Jolin :Deportmant Tuesdaf evening, G, Mortln. :1Jo1K, 24, wllh a IIOiluck dlmer Mrs. Roth Zam of South :aneediDs lho meotlni. Preoldellt Charleston wasthe-kendsuest Jan Hall ealled lite meeting lo of her mother, Mrs. David Ent:.... RIIIOrte w.,.. rood and amlnger. :...0Ved. Roll call was answer- Mr. and Mra. Bernard Fultz :W by 11 members. and daugllters, Barban, Becl!;y, .: The Jitney supper will be held and Beth have returned from lite !ifrocule l!'"ade school Coovoy where they were caUed !Stturdll', Oct. 12, beglnnlng at due lo the death of Mrs. Fultz' ;4:30 p.m. Members of lhe Aux- maternal grandmother, M r s. ;llluy will canvass the town for Ross Gulngrlch, 86. Funeral ser:donatloos this week. These do- vices were Thursday. :Utlmo wiU be picked up oo Oct. Mrs. Leo Kermedy, Sr., Mid:u and 12. dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Ml; At lite next regular meeting cllael Ohllnpr aod chUdren, MI~. Oct. 8, a kitchen shower chael and Julio, or NeliOIIVIlle apent the weekend at West Jef:..01 be hold. ; Attending were Jeon H a II, ferson vtslttng Mr. and Mra. ~lvla ZwUIIn& Naomi Loodoo, Jesse Lake and Mr. aod Mrs. :clua Lavender, Jllllee Law8011, Paul Prouengeier and Infant :and 100 David, Myla Hudooo, Ada daughter. :SOck, lollldred Pierce anddaughMr. and Mra. A. E. Erlewlne ler Tina. Marie Rizer, A g n e s or ~rlnglield visited rolatlves :WS.Ste, Mary L&valllor and Thei- and friends In Meigs Cowd;y over :U.. GrueMr. the weekend, Billy Haptoootall, freshman at Ohlo University, spent lhe W80k~QUICK QUIZ ond here wllh hls parents, Mr. Q-WIIGI filii spawns on and Mrs. Paul Haplonltall. IGIIdP Mr. and Mrl. Kevin BrandenA-The grunions w hi c h burg or Unloo, were weekend come up on tile beaches of gue1ts or Mr. and Mr1. Arthur Southern California during 9dnner and Mrs. Devld Farmtile hllbeat tides to lay lhelr euaiD tile sancl. As the waves er. Cindy Farmer and Pldllll> wUb the eggs out of the DeVomy, studento at Ohio Unl1111d, the fish burst out like verolt,y, Joined lhe lemlly on iot popcorn. Saturd61 evenln& Q-WIIich it th• worl<l's biggelf salt mine? A-The Morton Salt Com· puy mine at Fairport, Ohio. It II not expected to be wosted out before 200 years. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mr1. Harold Sauer were Mr. aod Mrs. Harold Ruak of Cbauneey, Mra. Fred Luchs of Athens and her bouseguest from Am BY JACK O'BRIAN --·comes 'tie: "Am•m•rie's Personal (;mhbcw*'') ... Owner Charles of Le Grenou!lle, New ·. ' .''. York'• greatest new restaururt alnce early Le PavUI011, turned down a lllge ol!er for his 3 East ll2nd St. balldlng; be eounterol!ered with an ol!er 1u sell just air rlgllto aver hla calorte-palaco '"' Cbrla CaUon,y (Cob's ~ parl!;y dalqbter)qult"Hello, Dolly" lo get married, hit ,....'1 return, though her marrlqo had a ohort jog .... Cory Grallt aod Vera Swiit (Whoee lldrte ore the mlnlell) mode the Gralfltl ...... llalrdo gedus Mlcbel Kazan .._ate the copo larllfll their !lace and attack lbe Hippies wllh 11pr01 net .... 18 lbe Theefl"e of lho AbiAird so aUiy after aU: Jlttary over the C•ech takeover by the Rusalda, Rumania's ,Premier clodded lo IIHlbUixe the Ar111J'and loomed lt .... 011 101111 to PlramouDt PI-e• far I h e •t8rfdp at Remagea" fltmtng .... Job• at P. J. Clarke's ·3rd Avo. celebrlt;y poj> can't be eo bad: a flock of Ito waitera and barteacloro IDured Dlrope thla unmer. Go.!' America (claiming 4,000,000 homo • members) threatens bloc .vollng Qavender power1J aod we lhlnh the block Is on 3rd Ave. In the 60s .... Brltllh alna_. Toln Jones ls being oued by two former manaprs;botb~laim '"Ufetlme" c:ontraets; couldn't . _ here .... Anyone "'opect. ing "The Head" illit a com~ • ' I friends now deeeued or moved awQ. 'lbeN too dld their share to hell> make the dream of a filler cllurch come 1rue. Land lor lho preaent day edi- , ,. I ' ('t ·' "' 11 L,ylah Clare" rum re.. apln .... L& Strada Faot own. er'chef LOuis De Rose returntram Italy with a new dish •'Fettuccine alla Gianni,"' a recIpe wheedled !rom a 9Z.,ur.old great..great...grandmom who nms a little restailrant ln Frascati, near Rome .•.. Okay, Louts - save ,eome lor UJ ~ ~ciandl. ' - " to make her AmeriCIIIl with a oymphol!.y ork here .... Aclor George Peppard contributed $25,000 1o the Actors S:udl.o; that'D ftnance a Iotta mumbling and ocratching .... ·nud1 VaUee'slruwdttrlo w e II lloown, but at TJ'III[o HeUer'• RuiiY paid hia $9.40 tlfUtll wllh a if20 bUI aod told the walter to [*P the cbanp ... Universal'• "OedillUs, The King" lo bavlng ,lll'eV{ew screenings; ftla a aim- have Nixon sevea to five over HHH •••• The procklcers of -'l'he Only Game In Town" Insist Llx Te)llor wUI star In It, but jUst In oost juot that amount In Swiss lranco .... Doo'l start aln8lng ••Buffalo Girl, Won't You Come case, SheU01 Winters Is -mlng up In the heupen .... ·Angela Lantb.Jry, whole Ca:tef;U' runneth over so hawlly, ba1 ooe twlnse - her kids remained behind lor tchool In CaiU. aod - · bore rehearsing '"Dear World." Kim Novak'• 10 upaet about 19,yeor.old Buflalo beauty, VIc' Iuria Mydlan, bQYa: - · ajudo expert aod lives at lho WYCA ou• In our home burg, ex.od.c Butralo, Vlcl!;y'o sumeme 11 almost as common as Smith; or Planned Oct. 13th PT. PLEASANT - It will be wttll mixed emotions that lhe membera of 5a1N: Paul" a Methodlai Chareh meet to hold dedicatlon services m tbe Sunday aftemooo of Qclober 13. For with the understandable pride that goes with a job well done and the realization of maJJ¥ ac~isbments that have taken place In the 18 years of the church's existence. there will alto be sad memories of aid her C04tlrl .... Alrea<lr tranalat- In "The ~w· wW be alllp a ed Into 35 languaps, "MID of ~.ooo pile of .,.-eke .... L& Meocba" wW add 15 mare Bardot's 110011« Gunther Sacha' by yur...acl .... l!clw1. !Jook!.ea new St. Morttz penlhou8e wiU ' the Rev. Charles Lewis. Today St. Paul's Methodist Church has a recently enlarged OJt Tonight" to the Copra's new O'Brian. d., II , cuae. ~t:::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;::: ::::;:; :;:;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::;:;~:~:~: :l Pomeroy... ··-: Miss Sharon Whitlatch MR. AND M~lS. James WhUlatch, Bradbury, are announe-. ing the e - e n t and approaching marriage of their daughter, S~ to Michael Wri8ht, son or Mr. and Mrs, Uoyd Wrtgllt, Pomeroy, MI.. Whitlatch Is a student at Meigs HIBh School. Her Dance Ia a 1967 greduato of Pomeroy HIBh School. He attended an electronics school at Cuyahoga Falls al'llls currently employed with Ben and TOm Construction. The wedding wW be an event of Oct. 19. seen great changes since its origin In 1950. The enlargud sanctuary, the minister's stucb' and church social rouns are the work of the Met.hcdiat men witll the women of the church providIng !urnlahlngo lor the atudy. A gao-fUeled hot weter heatlne system and panellns of tho oociil room was made pos1lbl1 by the Christian Bullden Clan and the LaJq>IIBhter's Clan ct. nated t:Ues for the hllla and new rooms as weU aa stair carpet. 2 p.m. Oct. 13 with Resident Bishop D. Frederick Wertz or the West Vlrllinia Area o! Methodist Churches u the prtnclpal speaker. Invitation• have . been mallttd to the former mlnlaten f1 the church u weU as to maD¥ Ill•• - 'OR Garde-•, •: ·• .- ' SALE p • wu tome talt. of pre.. llmlnor1 plana lor Chrlotmu. The next meeting will be hold oo Tuesdaf, Oct. 15, when of. ... ' \ I I 'l Bend Rotary Oub Meets at Hartford The~ 111>- Elmer F I f o, Go,lllpolla; Mra. Lawr81co WUIIbll, Midlti8J1011; Kathy WOOJI18r, Point Pleasant; Gamet Scqp, Point Pleasant; Ellpne Devls, Admitted - Leon; James R. Cochran, -r SEPT. 24 I'Aitll 1.00 OFF · -89c 992•5611 '· • Yu ... in Olllo Electricity costa I~ . per kilowatt hour tllan ever. before! ,, > ' k' /, ' Youi- -~o Ele~c Co:r:np8.m~/~J 'I .,1. :1', c «<++-----'"''., Gal~ Q-Whol bane! II coiled ''Tiil Prelldelll'o 01on1"1 A.:..Tbe U.S. Marille Band, becauae It playa fM atate If. lalra Ill the Wblte House. STARTING COLOR CENTER "' .' l'lhe CincinnaH Gn & Electric Company ·~ . The Cltvelartd Electric muminitinti Company Columbus and Southern .Olio Eleell!c Company The Dayton POwer and U1ht ~ ,. M011onphell P~ ~· ii~::} · '_,. · , L .... Ohio Edisoo ~~t Ohlp l'owlr ComjlljiJ, i •<"•:' ., ' I •P: ·..':·. "· '-..... . . ·' ) · -'; The Toitllo .E!!flltt,~ nlr Pmvldfnillow co#, nlleble powtU to 8 mfUion p110~. · llpolia; Jamu Plallta, P o I n t Plsssant. Dilmiaoed - Berban 'l')luett, Mra, George~. Mra. Ama F1klns, LaiR'IIIce Jocdaa, Mra. Al1111 Forr, Paul Yoder. I lI ~ fleers wUI be elected. daughter. '1 , · •··;, '. ·..· .· ' .. "'::... i • "'·r. r:•.!f I Aloo, Mr. and Mr~ Dale \Vir- her, John,~. Ud~. Syracuae; Mr. ud Mrs. Marlon Halik, Deml,l and ,Mary; ' Mr. an'd Mrs. ~c:kNeuto!lns. Mr._ Mary Hawk, Mrs. Coddle Wlclcbam, Mr. · aod Mrs. No! bert Nelli~ Mike, ·:Joe, llorotll)' aod Stolla, and 'lira, Pafl"lcil Neu12ling aod son; Bill)', aU of I'Omeroy, It """ decided to make the reunion an annual !aU evWJt. Morris-Murphy Vows ·.•. ...... ··•· Live Wire Is Reunited Closs. Holdsi ner, AmleUet Qmle, The familY' of Mr. aod Mra. Cheater, hold a J't!lbiOn llllldey at the hOme of their daugllter, Mra. Doma Von Meter, In Granvtllo. The blrlhda1o of IJ"'d Wolfe, Narallartman,•Debra Wolle, SonCherch ·of Fonal Ruli wu held dra and BIU1 Van Meier were IIUrMIIIJ' at tl\0 Walchlown ball observed -..the da1. . Curlla WOlle, Annual Pdrty = ' Cl:"! »;: Members d. the !amlly preseat were Mr. and Mrs. lloyd Wolfe and family, Akroo; Mr. and Mrs. Bred Thompson, Columbus; Mr. and Mr1, CUrtis Wolfe, Che ... ter; Mr. and Mrs. Howerd Wolle and family, Belpre; Mr.andMrl. Henry Hartman and daughter~; Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke and daughter, Linda, aod her two daughter~; aU of eo. lumbua, friends of the !aml)jr, were al10 there for tile day. , ........ "-1 1.Can Save UJI To 70.00 PH ·A NEI The event iol tlldtrway with an anon- hike. Game• ~nc~.­ !oolbell, bal,fball, aod sack racIng. aod • roast was hold SINGER~' at.......,.u.n.. Attandinlwere Mra. EdlthSia1011, JlM, ilarold, and Dale Ed- die, Mrs. Caroi1'1 Evan1; Mrs. Linda Ev.... Mr. aod Mrs. Ken Nee..,, Teresa, Cindy, Julie, ~­ ole, Devicl, ')'IDuiU>. - and Stave; Mr. and lire. Dale Wor- "' ii G) Touch' n Sew alld Cabinet Models '" ::u "' > ,... Buy Now! Easy T.-ms! ~ SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON ALL SINGER MODELS :c 0 An<! lhe f o m e of Dat>ld tomt out mto oil lon<ll, one! the Lord brought the feor of z him " p o n oil nollon.t.-1 THE FABRIC SHOP Chron. 14il7. Fame ls w h a t token; eharacter ls give. When to thls aWiteD, then yoll m,y; Mr. lnd Mr1• .ra,. ~ -~ lfr. 'and Mra. ChlrW'~ UIIJII, Brian llld ~; ,VI. . . H,roeU llld .Grace~ lira. J o a •-'·<~~' lliNse, Roma and ,Mrl. Mary Nelle ~ .I:Ao ' .'I SH By tho Popor . •• ~: Thoughts . • • • JPJ, Mary Atnher, and Ml~; Mr, ,.1!11d Mrs. llll<r Araolcl, Brt!!t'"""' IIJ!Itbo; Mr. ·and Mra. fiOII!iili . ~. Traq and Jlmm,Y; M>:/ llld Mra. Bob Devio and Tam- · you have what you truth you be.l!ln to llve.-Bayard Tlylor, Amerl· can author. Singer S.los & S.rvico & McCalls PattorftS 115 W. SECOND POMEROY,O 992·2384 ' a• 8 etiioiolrles PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPlrAL Births - Mr. aod Mrs. u ... renee Wilaan, Middleport, a ·-·~ Wolfe Family jf Calendar::: A meeting or lho Women' I Volooteer AuxUiary rl Lakin State Hoapltal was held llartJord Melhodl•t Churoh with the ladles of the church serving the meal. A sheri bualneSI meetilw lllllowed. Those in attendanee were Floyd csmiack, Richard Ord, Donald F. IIA>ush, James N. IIA>ush, lloyd Routh, Karl WUes,HarryMUJer, Arthur 11tabet. Jack Flesher, Lewis Summers, Herman Layne, Donald Foglesong, Russell~ hart, Clyde Foley, CheJter Cur· ry and Rev. Lowell Keeney. Bottom, Mro. Glalb"s Cuckler returned Mr. and Mr1. Mike Schwarz Solurda1 alter a two - k visit of Mason ore amouncinglhe marIn Powhattan Point with Mr. aod rill&" of lhalr daugllter, Mra. Mrs. Gratis Bryan. Judllh Morrll of Masuo, to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bnwen ·ll>etrt Bill Mu~ of CoolvUle. Solurdey In McArthur wlill his The wedding waa an event of mother, Mrs. Gomer Bowen, who Solurda1, Sept. 28, at Parllbur& hao been Ill. They took Mrs. Bnw- Va. The couple rtlll realclo In en to the Hocking VaUoy Hospit- Middleport. al at Logan where lhe remalno a patient lor observatloo a n d CHANGE NOTED treatment. BonY Gilkey, and not Belly Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub FUe, will represent the Maills aod Mrs. Anna Jones were &on- Cowity TOPS Club In the area day guests of Mr. lind Mrs. Paul Recognltioo Dey to be held In Fisher at Waterford. Columbus Solurda,v. THURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA, 7:30 Thursda,v night In Southern High School audllortum wlth the ~lne unit as hoe~ Mrs. Gordon West, chairman of hospitality; J: .... program, diseuaslon on topics or school interest; Mrs. Robert TUESlAY erts ot Letart Falla. program SOUTHERN BAND Boosters, ehairman. Tueedey, II the Racine Hlgll School, 7:30 p.m.; to plan far TO CELEBRATE 50TH toe da1. All band -ente In- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joho B, Grtf. vited. fin of Columbul; former Metga WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Re- County resldenla, will aboerve cine Fire Department, ;pedal their 5Dtb wedding amlversary lll80IIrw, 7 p.m. Tuesdaf at tho Tuesdaf, Oct. 8. Friends and flreliouael- to plan bazaar. -· - relatives or the ...pl. mey send POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or- cards lo them at MD Cbeatorder of Eastern Star, 7:U p. m. shlre Rood, cOllunbuo, t3213. 1\leldly, Ma&onlc Temple; elec.. tloo of otllcera1 anooa1 dues ore PaYabls. ANNOUNCE SALE WEDNESDAY The Kingsbury Mlaelooory POMEROY SHAKESPE.o\RE Oub wm hold a rWIIDilp sale Club, I:~W~ . ,home 1,.. ·.'\lid SatunlaJ!, 9 ~"!- to ol Mra. . . . ~ ~ . _ , ·loHhe• former • • • ~· 111 orlllllll at roll call; . • store room oo Cotii't St., · lfr1. lleio NoulaUt!a to review a Pomeroy. oo the Orleol, and Mlia l4dla I!J>orobach to tlooa. AMATEiJRS MIDDtEI'ORT 8 p.m. Wedneedey, home of Mrs. L, E. Reynolds; Mro. o. P. Klein, program, and a ba1b lllfohaop. MIDDLEPORT LrrERARY Club, ftrll meetlnir to be held Wednel4oy ,at 2 p.m.; home or Mra, Jomoa Titus, Rl(lland. Mro. ' Jamoo Ztler · to 'm tew ·~ Coloniea." WOMEN'S AUXJLIARY, MidSHERWIN WILLIAMS dleport Fire Deportment, 7:30 Wedltesdaf nicht at the lire hall; JeWelo\ ·~: oach Ia to brloi'~'aus·t. 111URSDAY PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Temple, Thursda,v nfiht. 7:30, at the home of Mra. Karl Grueser 1 Plastic Palls -• - lllc · Mlnoravtllo. Ma~killl Tape-- -49c LAUREL CLIFF Beller Heeilh (!4x60 Roll) Club, annlveraary potluck dl,.. nor, 6:30p.m. Thureday, home ~'!~~~!f!l Mrs. 8ertba Parker; Sunahlne oleten roVNled, wlth a gift ox.c:hlnp; neW 0011 to be drawn. DIRECTORS OF lfa~s County Amerl- Red Crcoa Chopter, S:JO p.m. Thuredey, coaference room of Vetor&DB lfamorlal HoapltoL MIDDLEPORT ~~Soc1al LAKIN - There ______ ,., ~~:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;.;;;.;:;::::;;;:;:;:;~:·;:::::::::::::;:;:;~:::;:;!!!! Memberships in tile newlr renovated library, wllich waa newly fUrnished and oQUIJIIIOd with a Ioree aelecllon of books by the State llbrary Commission, Tuosdaf, Sop~ 7. The Volunteers are still very much In need ~ new members. The membership fee ls $1 per yoor and lite hours worked l"th the ~tlenta are arranged to lit ooe'l schedule. A new heir dryer will be obtained with tl"ading atampe do· nated by the members. This balr dryer will help greatly In the appreciated work of grooming hair In the warda. There wu much telk concerrtlng the new program or eel! government 011 the lhird floor female ward, as It will affect lbe work of lhe Auxiliary. 1\!argaret T. Roeo, M. D., cllnleal direclor, explained the plan lor eventually getting eome or. lho polienta back Into their homes. ::1 r Vlclor Bahr, Kathy, Mr. aod Mrs. Kenneth Lew1011. L o n g :::Personal Notes:l: Token Sept. 28th Seeking More NEW HAVEN - credit is also due to those who helped make the dream cane true: or the members who haw moved 1be new steeple of the churctl, away, Oce was first purchased in 1950 on which huge ligbta are centerRev. White Is extending an m.. when the .need for aaother church ed from dusk to 11 at night, vttatlon to tile public to attend was nall1ed for the fast grow.. ll the gift of the late Mr. and the service. lng norlhern Hctlcm or the clcy, Mrs. Harry Childers. The IIBhto Frm. a membegltiP or five, the are tho Bill of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Now Ralo HOLLYWOOD <UPllChurch has crOifti 10 Its present seph Fk!rbaugh or Mlj)le Ave. menurahlp or _,.q 200. A OWdoor shrubbery, surr4UIId..iq WIIll&m Windom. remembered for his role a11 a COfll'n!IWI1Bn amaU - - '!_! the resr of the -i1 erected brick buUetlo in "The Parmer's DaUihter" the preMnt church~ was board, waa lliven by the Jividen video series, wtll play Deborah UHd for termon& arid church famU1. Kerr's hWiband tn '"'nlt OJpeJ 1choal. 'lbe ftrtt minister was The lntertor of the ~urch bae Moth.l." • t' A family r"""""' wu hold &m. da,v at the hame of Mr. aod Mro, ljorbart N-Unc. Peacock Avo., Pomeroy, wbeo lhe blrthda1s of Mrs. VIctor Bohr, Mrl. Don Van· Meter, Mrs. Dolo w•mer, Mrl. Patrick Noutollng ai>d ~· Mary Halik were observed. Allendlng were Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, Mr1. John a.w., Kollh aod Brenda, Mra.AdaVenMetor, Mrs. Doo Von Meter,.aUq!i:l.eatar; Mr. and Mn. Jolu\ U t ~ Teresa, David, Johmy, and Dantill. Circleville; Mr. fnd Mrs. tarY Oub of New Haven hMd ill regular dinner meeting at the sanctuary, choir loft, minister's study. large social room, eight Sunday School rooms, a modern kitchen, and ln addition there is tng. a ti~room parSOI'IIge located at The dedieation service for the 2513 Jetleraon Ave. The present debt-tree church Is scheduled. tor pastor Is the Rev; NorvtUe White. WhUe the much of the church's progress is due to the untiring efforts of its faithful members, to bert, ,r.orO¥ Tn ..... Percy to Allah A. . ' ' ys Lakin Auxiliary won't see Sophia Loren aetiDg pie llory of mother love, with any of her Iormor 111m Dlalwm carron•s made ecene Dedication Service • •' raLSE TEETH r" GeOtge Hamlltilll and Peter (war .... y'know) .... Met stor Lewford oro reported easer to Bob MerrUI chomped down the open a N. Y. dlscotek, SOOil u Welglll Watcllers cllmer at the they find • pockelbook .... Greek Green Acres Steak Pub .... ADd Princess Irene, a line planial, oootclled (wlthlioda,)lbeolddlva'a tale that pear.obaped opera ator1 alng better. RFK'• press aide, Frank Meoklewlcz, could bave steyed In oommunlcatloos - a J1Ublleityeager exec Wlllled Frank lobullcl him u "RFK Image'' .... He didn't even have the bairl ••• . Frank is - - to amounce be'll give L. A. 1\!ayor Yo.V • run for It Carlo FQJJ1'a pals ...,. )'(Ill ,. Star Dusters' 4-H Club Meets plato force please cooslder that 1/lews, palo say she might retire Davy Jones ol. the Monkees, tl.vefeot.notl!ln& !lgllts Somy Lialoll; for laughs. Hedy Lamarr beautified Chez Jacfl,les .... Franc:oise Sqan Is liking oo her nrot shoot-wrillnl Job - lor old friend French mid· dlewelBIII champ J.aurent DautblUe'o allloblog .... Price or brides In Nllerla went up apln ' SALEs REPORT OHIO VALLEY LIVESTocK CO. · GilllpOlta, ohio . Si~; Jltp~ 28, 1968 iiOGS - 11'5 to 220 lbs, 18. to 19;~ ~~ 10 250 lbl, 18 lo l)Jianu., ot Ptga, 85 lo 100; 511oall, 7 to, Brad F. Hudaoa, Pauline H....' dleptirt. . atteniled .the Dorc01 · SYRACUSE - Weekend guoota 15. 110111o ShentUID D. Buskirk, Ellie MlsslOiary Circle at tho hCIIIe Ot of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwlllln& CATTLE - Steers, 20 lo 26; ·EtiiOi J!lllihes. She aleo talked lo Mr. and Mro. Franklin Hendrix Heifers 20 lo 25; Bahl Bee~ M. Buskirk, IM!ddleport. !olergvet Klcko1, Carl Klckel • Belt,y boi'ot and Cntg and Mr. and daughter Barbara, and Mr. 20 to 26; Fat Cows, 14 to 17.50; and Mro. Norman Hendrto and came,, 12 to 14; Bulla. 18 to R&clne Home Nalioaal Bonk, Thomli Dorst. MralJI•'Iofamie Warner of Alitdaughter, Denise, were Mr. and 1o 22; MUk cOors, 100 to 200, lot, R&ctno. Warren D. Reeves, Ruth ance and Mrs. Dally Pouley or Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix, aod lour VEAL CALVES - Tqls 34,80; children; Mr. and Mrs. David seconds 30 to 32; Medium 2t to Reeves lo Larry G. Johnson,, Deerlleld lijlent Labor DIJo weekHendrto, and three children, and 30; Com. & Hvs. 22 to 28; Culls, Gloria J. Johnson, parcels, Ruk• end with lholr sister and ~roth, land er,law, Mr. and Mrs. Sani Pickher brother Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. 20 to 22. Franklin D. Hudson. Blonde..: en1, and ...other relatives In Wesc Richard Hotfman, of Mllnukee, SHEEP - Ewes & Lms., 5 to Wis.; Mr. and Mro. RanciY At- 10; stock Ewes. 5 to 10~ Fat M. Hudoon lo Lee A. Sayre, Rull!· Vlrlliote. Mr. and Mrs. carl B. Weese kins and three children; Dana Sheep, 4 to 10; Cull&, 1 to 5;" L. sayre, lot, Sutton, Syracuse. Warren Pickens, Lillian Pickvtslted with their aon and daughlind Gene Hendrix; Mr. and Mrs. Bucks, 4 to 10; Fat Wethers. ens to MCII'Ilnlllhela Power eo.. Ellgone All<lns and daughter; .Mr. 51o 10. ' right of way. Olive. aod Mrs. Richard Foley, CleveOlivo. LAMBS - Tops 24; Seconds, Ray Riggs, MIJ")' Rigs tc Monland, aod Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 18 to 22; Light Wts., 16 to Billf B. orr, Marthe ~ Orr ongahela Power Co., rightofway, Hendrix and daughter Linda, Me- 22; Colrm>on, IS lo 18. to MOIIOI1lllhela Power Co., right Ptlerson, Kans. of way, Olhe.: On Sunday a picnic dinner wa1 P. M. Cowdery lo Monongahela enJoyed by lho group 011 the Pc:mer Co., rigtrt of way, Olive. SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Zwilling lawn. &uldaJ llflernoon Robert Reed, C::Orlotta Reed to HORs: 190-220, 20.35; No. I callers were Mr. and Mrs. Don 20.60; 220-240, 19.85; 240-260, Alvin Reed, Roxie Reed, 40 acJames and olx chlldrat of cilf- 19.~; 180-190, 18.60; s 0 w s, NEW HAVEN ' - The Ver11011 res, Olive. ton, W. Va., and Nr. and Mrs. 16.50-17.30; Boars, 15.30'-15.50; Star Dustera 4-H Club met with Alvin Reed, Roxie ReedloRobMalcolm Guinther and two cbll- Stock Hogs, 16.50-20.60. Angela, Janet and Eddie Sayre ert R&ed, Carlotta Reed, 40 dren, local. cattle 744 Head: Oloice Steers, as hostesses and host. Angela a~res, OliVe. Twelve of the 13 cblldren ~ 27.00-27.50; Good 2~.00 - 26.90; sayre, ¥ice president, presided Carrie B. Scarry, Glenn F. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix, standard, 23.50-24. io; Good Heif- at the business meelirw. 'rho Harpold, Helen E, Harpold to were present, belngthellrsttlme ers, 25.00-26.30;Standard, 22.50- group sang the club song, uwest han Powell, Carolyn L, Powell, aU had been together lor many 24.00; Good Cows, 19.40-20.10; VIrginia Boys and Glrla," and lots, Sutton, Rllcine. yurs. A daughter, Mra. Virgil Utilit,y, 17,5()..18,60; Camer and gave the club pledge. (Lucllle) Plhi, of Mcl'hersoo, Cutters. 16.50~own; bulls, 21.50The October meeting wUl be a Kans., was unable to be pres- 24.10; Stock CIU!e Steers, 22,50- re-orpnization meeting and ent. 25.80; Feeder Cllves, 24,50-30- wm be held at tho home of Har- • That Loos'en .20. Caral Lynloy SlgMCI riett Thompsoo. Re!reslunents Need Not Embarrass Veal C&lves: Choice, 35,00- were served to Harriett Thomp- · oon·t nve tn tear of ralM! teeth HOLLYWOOD iUPnBlonde Carol Lynley has been 36.00; Good. 33.50; Medhun, son Barry Haynes 1 Connl.e Hotr- l0011enlng, wobbllnt or dropplnl Juat at the wrong Ume. P'or more ~urHT signed to star 1n "You Can't 30.00; Commercial, '27.0(1..down; man,' "Debbie Hottman, Mrs. AI· ana more comfort, Jus\ aprlnkle a Win '}:m All" otarr!ng Paul Baby Calves by ttle Head. 17.00- be t Thompson, Mrs. Herbert ltttle FASTEETH on your plates. r JI'ABTEETH ho ld.5 tal&e teeth tl.rmer. Burke. 40.00. Sayre 1 Mrs Donald Haynes 1 Rita lhkes ~ung eMier. No pasty. sooey taete. Help& check '"denture breath'. • Lambs: Choice 26.~0; Good, Sayre and Angela, Janet and Ed· Dentures that nt are e!l8l'Jltl.al Lo Arbor, Mich., and Airman and c...... belltll. See your dentist regu larly. 24. 75; Medium. 23.00. die .xv~ e. Mrs. -Miller. Get FASTEETH at all arug counters. Voice along Broadway NEW YORK- The book by the Gorman girl..,heflhat Jackie Kennedy !Ired when she otarted to get out In Nov. (Ti· Report 18.50; IJ&IIt. l7 ;to IUO; Fat Sowti, u . to l71 Stw•. 12 lo 15; Boors 11 to lfJ Sows & Over Weekend '. . '' This is the one we struck out on This house is one in a thousand. For every one of these, 999 homes in this atea can be eeonomi· cally converted to electric heal. Thai's one reason why the switch to flameless electric heat is break· ing all records. People who have il are comparing their bills for electric heal againsl lheir former fuel bills and ate leiling their friends it cosl (I) "about the same," (2) "a fraction more" or, (3) "a lillie less." If you'te beginning lo think your home could be converted and healed inexpensively with elecltic heat, the chances are 999 out of a thousand you'te right Let us prove il. Gel a free estimale. TODAY----------, r ---------. I THIS ElECTRIC KNIFE FREE Kilowatl 1 MAIL when • Roddy Recommended D~aler p~epares 1 writ.len estimate of the cost to convert yo_ur home to elec· Inc heat1ng. Offer available lo our customers only. There ts no obliaalion. ' ! ·•~ ~?<1 ~· ~~-7"""'r"· I I I I I I I ' Ad{j"'~'-----------_..,~:, 0 I Cily . I - - - - - -·--- - - - - - I Stale ip Code I Ohio Power Company Rm. 430 • 301 Cleveland Ave., S.W. Canton, Ohio 44701 Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ A:.;.:;:) ~il = "• .._ I L - -L!;;;~WER COMPANY ---_____________ JI •'·" >· '. oJWUIJ ~. /)Jl~(: �" , ...... ,. ··~··· ....... ,.. ''· .....~- ·;,;. . ··--" .. ' .... •·· ,, . ' ·, Zwillings Have l'f~trket .~' Several Guests .., : By Auxiliary Mr. and Mra. C. E. Silvers of Coral ' Glble1; .Fla. are the : SYRACUSE - A Jl1noy BliP· snoots or Ml'•· ·H. o. EwJng. ].r wu plomed b1 lhe Ladles Mrs. Ewbw Qoot last week In ;Auxiliary of lhe Volunteer Fire Columbus with her ...,aln, Jolin :Deportmant Tuesdaf evening, G, Mortln. :1Jo1K, 24, wllh a IIOiluck dlmer Mrs. Roth Zam of South :aneediDs lho meotlni. Preoldellt Charleston wasthe-kendsuest Jan Hall ealled lite meeting lo of her mother, Mrs. David Ent:.... RIIIOrte w.,.. rood and amlnger. :...0Ved. Roll call was answer- Mr. and Mra. Bernard Fultz :W by 11 members. and daugllters, Barban, Becl!;y, .: The Jitney supper will be held and Beth have returned from lite !ifrocule l!'"ade school Coovoy where they were caUed !Stturdll', Oct. 12, beglnnlng at due lo the death of Mrs. Fultz' ;4:30 p.m. Members of lhe Aux- maternal grandmother, M r s. ;llluy will canvass the town for Ross Gulngrlch, 86. Funeral ser:donatloos this week. These do- vices were Thursday. :Utlmo wiU be picked up oo Oct. Mrs. Leo Kermedy, Sr., Mid:u and 12. dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Ml; At lite next regular meeting cllael Ohllnpr aod chUdren, MI~. Oct. 8, a kitchen shower chael and Julio, or NeliOIIVIlle apent the weekend at West Jef:..01 be hold. ; Attending were Jeon H a II, ferson vtslttng Mr. and Mra. ~lvla ZwUIIn& Naomi Loodoo, Jesse Lake and Mr. aod Mrs. :clua Lavender, Jllllee Law8011, Paul Prouengeier and Infant :and 100 David, Myla Hudooo, Ada daughter. :SOck, lollldred Pierce anddaughMr. and Mra. A. E. Erlewlne ler Tina. Marie Rizer, A g n e s or ~rlnglield visited rolatlves :WS.Ste, Mary L&valllor and Thei- and friends In Meigs Cowd;y over :U.. GrueMr. the weekend, Billy Haptoootall, freshman at Ohlo University, spent lhe W80k~QUICK QUIZ ond here wllh hls parents, Mr. Q-WIIGI filii spawns on and Mrs. Paul Haplonltall. IGIIdP Mr. and Mrl. Kevin BrandenA-The grunions w hi c h burg or Unloo, were weekend come up on tile beaches of gue1ts or Mr. and Mr1. Arthur Southern California during 9dnner and Mrs. Devld Farmtile hllbeat tides to lay lhelr euaiD tile sancl. As the waves er. Cindy Farmer and Pldllll> wUb the eggs out of the DeVomy, studento at Ohio Unl1111d, the fish burst out like verolt,y, Joined lhe lemlly on iot popcorn. Saturd61 evenln& Q-WIIich it th• worl<l's biggelf salt mine? A-The Morton Salt Com· puy mine at Fairport, Ohio. It II not expected to be wosted out before 200 years. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mr1. Harold Sauer were Mr. aod Mrs. Harold Ruak of Cbauneey, Mra. Fred Luchs of Athens and her bouseguest from Am BY JACK O'BRIAN --·comes 'tie: "Am•m•rie's Personal (;mhbcw*'') ... Owner Charles of Le Grenou!lle, New ·. ' .''. York'• greatest new restaururt alnce early Le PavUI011, turned down a lllge ol!er for his 3 East ll2nd St. balldlng; be eounterol!ered with an ol!er 1u sell just air rlgllto aver hla calorte-palaco '"' Cbrla CaUon,y (Cob's ~ parl!;y dalqbter)qult"Hello, Dolly" lo get married, hit ,....'1 return, though her marrlqo had a ohort jog .... Cory Grallt aod Vera Swiit (Whoee lldrte ore the mlnlell) mode the Gralfltl ...... llalrdo gedus Mlcbel Kazan .._ate the copo larllfll their !lace and attack lbe Hippies wllh 11pr01 net .... 18 lbe Theefl"e of lho AbiAird so aUiy after aU: Jlttary over the C•ech takeover by the Rusalda, Rumania's ,Premier clodded lo IIHlbUixe the Ar111J'and loomed lt .... 011 101111 to PlramouDt PI-e• far I h e •t8rfdp at Remagea" fltmtng .... Job• at P. J. Clarke's ·3rd Avo. celebrlt;y poj> can't be eo bad: a flock of Ito waitera and barteacloro IDured Dlrope thla unmer. Go.!' America (claiming 4,000,000 homo • members) threatens bloc .vollng Qavender power1J aod we lhlnh the block Is on 3rd Ave. In the 60s .... Brltllh alna_. Toln Jones ls being oued by two former manaprs;botb~laim '"Ufetlme" c:ontraets; couldn't . _ here .... Anyone "'opect. ing "The Head" illit a com~ • ' I friends now deeeued or moved awQ. 'lbeN too dld their share to hell> make the dream of a filler cllurch come 1rue. Land lor lho preaent day edi- , ,. I ' ('t ·' "' 11 L,ylah Clare" rum re.. apln .... L& Strada Faot own. er'chef LOuis De Rose returntram Italy with a new dish •'Fettuccine alla Gianni,"' a recIpe wheedled !rom a 9Z.,ur.old great..great...grandmom who nms a little restailrant ln Frascati, near Rome .•.. Okay, Louts - save ,eome lor UJ ~ ~ciandl. ' - " to make her AmeriCIIIl with a oymphol!.y ork here .... Aclor George Peppard contributed $25,000 1o the Actors S:udl.o; that'D ftnance a Iotta mumbling and ocratching .... ·nud1 VaUee'slruwdttrlo w e II lloown, but at TJ'III[o HeUer'• RuiiY paid hia $9.40 tlfUtll wllh a if20 bUI aod told the walter to [*P the cbanp ... Universal'• "OedillUs, The King" lo bavlng ,lll'eV{ew screenings; ftla a aim- have Nixon sevea to five over HHH •••• The procklcers of -'l'he Only Game In Town" Insist Llx Te)llor wUI star In It, but jUst In oost juot that amount In Swiss lranco .... Doo'l start aln8lng ••Buffalo Girl, Won't You Come case, SheU01 Winters Is -mlng up In the heupen .... ·Angela Lantb.Jry, whole Ca:tef;U' runneth over so hawlly, ba1 ooe twlnse - her kids remained behind lor tchool In CaiU. aod - · bore rehearsing '"Dear World." Kim Novak'• 10 upaet about 19,yeor.old Buflalo beauty, VIc' Iuria Mydlan, bQYa: - · ajudo expert aod lives at lho WYCA ou• In our home burg, ex.od.c Butralo, Vlcl!;y'o sumeme 11 almost as common as Smith; or Planned Oct. 13th PT. PLEASANT - It will be wttll mixed emotions that lhe membera of 5a1N: Paul" a Methodlai Chareh meet to hold dedicatlon services m tbe Sunday aftemooo of Qclober 13. For with the understandable pride that goes with a job well done and the realization of maJJ¥ ac~isbments that have taken place In the 18 years of the church's existence. there will alto be sad memories of aid her C04tlrl .... Alrea<lr tranalat- In "The ~w· wW be alllp a ed Into 35 languaps, "MID of ~.ooo pile of .,.-eke .... L& Meocba" wW add 15 mare Bardot's 110011« Gunther Sacha' by yur...acl .... l!clw1. !Jook!.ea new St. Morttz penlhou8e wiU ' the Rev. Charles Lewis. Today St. Paul's Methodist Church has a recently enlarged OJt Tonight" to the Copra's new O'Brian. d., II , cuae. ~t:::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;::: ::::;:; :;:;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::;:;~:~:~: :l Pomeroy... ··-: Miss Sharon Whitlatch MR. AND M~lS. James WhUlatch, Bradbury, are announe-. ing the e - e n t and approaching marriage of their daughter, S~ to Michael Wri8ht, son or Mr. and Mrs, Uoyd Wrtgllt, Pomeroy, MI.. Whitlatch Is a student at Meigs HIBh School. Her Dance Ia a 1967 greduato of Pomeroy HIBh School. He attended an electronics school at Cuyahoga Falls al'llls currently employed with Ben and TOm Construction. The wedding wW be an event of Oct. 19. seen great changes since its origin In 1950. The enlargud sanctuary, the minister's stucb' and church social rouns are the work of the Met.hcdiat men witll the women of the church providIng !urnlahlngo lor the atudy. A gao-fUeled hot weter heatlne system and panellns of tho oociil room was made pos1lbl1 by the Christian Bullden Clan and the LaJq>IIBhter's Clan ct. nated t:Ues for the hllla and new rooms as weU aa stair carpet. 2 p.m. Oct. 13 with Resident Bishop D. Frederick Wertz or the West Vlrllinia Area o! Methodist Churches u the prtnclpal speaker. Invitation• have . been mallttd to the former mlnlaten f1 the church u weU as to maD¥ Ill•• - 'OR Garde-•, •: ·• .- ' SALE p • wu tome talt. of pre.. llmlnor1 plana lor Chrlotmu. The next meeting will be hold oo Tuesdaf, Oct. 15, when of. ... ' \ I I 'l Bend Rotary Oub Meets at Hartford The~ 111>- Elmer F I f o, Go,lllpolla; Mra. Lawr81co WUIIbll, Midlti8J1011; Kathy WOOJI18r, Point Pleasant; Gamet Scqp, Point Pleasant; Ellpne Devls, Admitted - Leon; James R. Cochran, -r SEPT. 24 I'Aitll 1.00 OFF · -89c 992•5611 '· • Yu ... in Olllo Electricity costa I~ . per kilowatt hour tllan ever. before! ,, > ' k' /, ' Youi- -~o Ele~c Co:r:np8.m~/~J 'I .,1. :1', c «<++-----'"''., Gal~ Q-Whol bane! II coiled ''Tiil Prelldelll'o 01on1"1 A.:..Tbe U.S. Marille Band, becauae It playa fM atate If. lalra Ill the Wblte House. STARTING COLOR CENTER "' .' l'lhe CincinnaH Gn & Electric Company ·~ . The Cltvelartd Electric muminitinti Company Columbus and Southern .Olio Eleell!c Company The Dayton POwer and U1ht ~ ,. M011onphell P~ ~· ii~::} · '_,. · , L .... Ohio Edisoo ~~t Ohlp l'owlr ComjlljiJ, i •<"•:' ., ' I •P: ·..':·. "· '-..... . . ·' ) · -'; The Toitllo .E!!flltt,~ nlr Pmvldfnillow co#, nlleble powtU to 8 mfUion p110~. · llpolia; Jamu Plallta, P o I n t Plsssant. Dilmiaoed - Berban 'l')luett, Mra, George~. Mra. Ama F1klns, LaiR'IIIce Jocdaa, Mra. Al1111 Forr, Paul Yoder. I lI ~ fleers wUI be elected. daughter. '1 , · •··;, '. ·..· .· ' .. "'::... i • "'·r. r:•.!f I Aloo, Mr. and Mr~ Dale \Vir- her, John,~. Ud~. Syracuae; Mr. ud Mrs. Marlon Halik, Deml,l and ,Mary; ' Mr. an'd Mrs. ~c:kNeuto!lns. Mr._ Mary Hawk, Mrs. Coddle Wlclcbam, Mr. · aod Mrs. No! bert Nelli~ Mike, ·:Joe, llorotll)' aod Stolla, and 'lira, Pafl"lcil Neu12ling aod son; Bill)', aU of I'Omeroy, It """ decided to make the reunion an annual !aU evWJt. Morris-Murphy Vows ·.•. ...... ··•· Live Wire Is Reunited Closs. Holdsi ner, AmleUet Qmle, The familY' of Mr. aod Mra. Cheater, hold a J't!lbiOn llllldey at the hOme of their daugllter, Mra. Doma Von Meter, In Granvtllo. The blrlhda1o of IJ"'d Wolfe, Narallartman,•Debra Wolle, SonCherch ·of Fonal Ruli wu held dra and BIU1 Van Meier were IIUrMIIIJ' at tl\0 Walchlown ball observed -..the da1. . Curlla WOlle, Annual Pdrty = ' Cl:"! »;: Members d. the !amlly preseat were Mr. and Mrs. lloyd Wolfe and family, Akroo; Mr. and Mrs. Bred Thompson, Columbus; Mr. and Mr1, CUrtis Wolfe, Che ... ter; Mr. and Mrs. Howerd Wolle and family, Belpre; Mr.andMrl. Henry Hartman and daughter~; Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke and daughter, Linda, aod her two daughter~; aU of eo. lumbua, friends of the !aml)jr, were al10 there for tile day. , ........ "-1 1.Can Save UJI To 70.00 PH ·A NEI The event iol tlldtrway with an anon- hike. Game• ~nc~.­ !oolbell, bal,fball, aod sack racIng. aod • roast was hold SINGER~' at.......,.u.n.. Attandinlwere Mra. EdlthSia1011, JlM, ilarold, and Dale Ed- die, Mrs. Caroi1'1 Evan1; Mrs. Linda Ev.... Mr. aod Mrs. Ken Nee..,, Teresa, Cindy, Julie, ~­ ole, Devicl, ')'IDuiU>. - and Stave; Mr. and lire. Dale Wor- "' ii G) Touch' n Sew alld Cabinet Models '" ::u "' > ,... Buy Now! Easy T.-ms! ~ SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ON ALL SINGER MODELS :c 0 An<! lhe f o m e of Dat>ld tomt out mto oil lon<ll, one! the Lord brought the feor of z him " p o n oil nollon.t.-1 THE FABRIC SHOP Chron. 14il7. Fame ls w h a t token; eharacter ls give. When to thls aWiteD, then yoll m,y; Mr. lnd Mr1• .ra,. ~ -~ lfr. 'and Mra. ChlrW'~ UIIJII, Brian llld ~; ,VI. . . H,roeU llld .Grace~ lira. J o a •-'·<~~' lliNse, Roma and ,Mrl. Mary Nelle ~ .I:Ao ' .'I SH By tho Popor . •• ~: Thoughts . • • • JPJ, Mary Atnher, and Ml~; Mr, ,.1!11d Mrs. llll<r Araolcl, Brt!!t'"""' IIJ!Itbo; Mr. ·and Mra. fiOII!iili . ~. Traq and Jlmm,Y; M>:/ llld Mra. Bob Devio and Tam- · you have what you truth you be.l!ln to llve.-Bayard Tlylor, Amerl· can author. Singer S.los & S.rvico & McCalls PattorftS 115 W. SECOND POMEROY,O 992·2384 ' a• 8 etiioiolrles PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPlrAL Births - Mr. aod Mrs. u ... renee Wilaan, Middleport, a ·-·~ Wolfe Family jf Calendar::: A meeting or lho Women' I Volooteer AuxUiary rl Lakin State Hoapltal was held llartJord Melhodl•t Churoh with the ladles of the church serving the meal. A sheri bualneSI meetilw lllllowed. Those in attendanee were Floyd csmiack, Richard Ord, Donald F. IIA>ush, James N. IIA>ush, lloyd Routh, Karl WUes,HarryMUJer, Arthur 11tabet. Jack Flesher, Lewis Summers, Herman Layne, Donald Foglesong, Russell~ hart, Clyde Foley, CheJter Cur· ry and Rev. Lowell Keeney. Bottom, Mro. Glalb"s Cuckler returned Mr. and Mr1. Mike Schwarz Solurda1 alter a two - k visit of Mason ore amouncinglhe marIn Powhattan Point with Mr. aod rill&" of lhalr daugllter, Mra. Mrs. Gratis Bryan. Judllh Morrll of Masuo, to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bnwen ·ll>etrt Bill Mu~ of CoolvUle. Solurdey In McArthur wlill his The wedding waa an event of mother, Mrs. Gomer Bowen, who Solurda1, Sept. 28, at Parllbur& hao been Ill. They took Mrs. Bnw- Va. The couple rtlll realclo In en to the Hocking VaUoy Hospit- Middleport. al at Logan where lhe remalno a patient lor observatloo a n d CHANGE NOTED treatment. BonY Gilkey, and not Belly Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub FUe, will represent the Maills aod Mrs. Anna Jones were &on- Cowity TOPS Club In the area day guests of Mr. lind Mrs. Paul Recognltioo Dey to be held In Fisher at Waterford. Columbus Solurda,v. THURSDAY MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA, 7:30 Thursda,v night In Southern High School audllortum wlth the ~lne unit as hoe~ Mrs. Gordon West, chairman of hospitality; J: .... program, diseuaslon on topics or school interest; Mrs. Robert TUESlAY erts ot Letart Falla. program SOUTHERN BAND Boosters, ehairman. Tueedey, II the Racine Hlgll School, 7:30 p.m.; to plan far TO CELEBRATE 50TH toe da1. All band -ente In- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joho B, Grtf. vited. fin of Columbul; former Metga WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Re- County resldenla, will aboerve cine Fire Department, ;pedal their 5Dtb wedding amlversary lll80IIrw, 7 p.m. Tuesdaf at tho Tuesdaf, Oct. 8. Friends and flreliouael- to plan bazaar. -· - relatives or the ...pl. mey send POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or- cards lo them at MD Cbeatorder of Eastern Star, 7:U p. m. shlre Rood, cOllunbuo, t3213. 1\leldly, Ma&onlc Temple; elec.. tloo of otllcera1 anooa1 dues ore PaYabls. ANNOUNCE SALE WEDNESDAY The Kingsbury Mlaelooory POMEROY SHAKESPE.o\RE Oub wm hold a rWIIDilp sale Club, I:~W~ . ,home 1,.. ·.'\lid SatunlaJ!, 9 ~"!- to ol Mra. . . . ~ ~ . _ , ·loHhe• former • • • ~· 111 orlllllll at roll call; . • store room oo Cotii't St., · lfr1. lleio NoulaUt!a to review a Pomeroy. oo the Orleol, and Mlia l4dla I!J>orobach to tlooa. AMATEiJRS MIDDtEI'ORT 8 p.m. Wedneedey, home of Mrs. L, E. Reynolds; Mro. o. P. Klein, program, and a ba1b lllfohaop. MIDDLEPORT LrrERARY Club, ftrll meetlnir to be held Wednel4oy ,at 2 p.m.; home or Mra, Jomoa Titus, Rl(lland. Mro. ' Jamoo Ztler · to 'm tew ·~ Coloniea." WOMEN'S AUXJLIARY, MidSHERWIN WILLIAMS dleport Fire Deportment, 7:30 Wedltesdaf nicht at the lire hall; JeWelo\ ·~: oach Ia to brloi'~'aus·t. 111URSDAY PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Temple, Thursda,v nfiht. 7:30, at the home of Mra. Karl Grueser 1 Plastic Palls -• - lllc · Mlnoravtllo. Ma~killl Tape-- -49c LAUREL CLIFF Beller Heeilh (!4x60 Roll) Club, annlveraary potluck dl,.. nor, 6:30p.m. Thureday, home ~'!~~~!f!l Mrs. 8ertba Parker; Sunahlne oleten roVNled, wlth a gift ox.c:hlnp; neW 0011 to be drawn. DIRECTORS OF lfa~s County Amerl- Red Crcoa Chopter, S:JO p.m. Thuredey, coaference room of Vetor&DB lfamorlal HoapltoL MIDDLEPORT ~~Soc1al LAKIN - There ______ ,., ~~:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;.;;;.;:;::::;;;:;:;:;~:·;:::::::::::::;:;:;~:::;:;!!!! Memberships in tile newlr renovated library, wllich waa newly fUrnished and oQUIJIIIOd with a Ioree aelecllon of books by the State llbrary Commission, Tuosdaf, Sop~ 7. The Volunteers are still very much In need ~ new members. The membership fee ls $1 per yoor and lite hours worked l"th the ~tlenta are arranged to lit ooe'l schedule. A new heir dryer will be obtained with tl"ading atampe do· nated by the members. This balr dryer will help greatly In the appreciated work of grooming hair In the warda. There wu much telk concerrtlng the new program or eel! government 011 the lhird floor female ward, as It will affect lbe work of lhe Auxiliary. 1\!argaret T. Roeo, M. D., cllnleal direclor, explained the plan lor eventually getting eome or. lho polienta back Into their homes. ::1 r Vlclor Bahr, Kathy, Mr. aod Mrs. Kenneth Lew1011. L o n g :::Personal Notes:l: Token Sept. 28th Seeking More NEW HAVEN - credit is also due to those who helped make the dream cane true: or the members who haw moved 1be new steeple of the churctl, away, Oce was first purchased in 1950 on which huge ligbta are centerRev. White Is extending an m.. when the .need for aaother church ed from dusk to 11 at night, vttatlon to tile public to attend was nall1ed for the fast grow.. ll the gift of the late Mr. and the service. lng norlhern Hctlcm or the clcy, Mrs. Harry Childers. The IIBhto Frm. a membegltiP or five, the are tho Bill of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Now Ralo HOLLYWOOD <UPllChurch has crOifti 10 Its present seph Fk!rbaugh or Mlj)le Ave. menurahlp or _,.q 200. A OWdoor shrubbery, surr4UIId..iq WIIll&m Windom. remembered for his role a11 a COfll'n!IWI1Bn amaU - - '!_! the resr of the -i1 erected brick buUetlo in "The Parmer's DaUihter" the preMnt church~ was board, waa lliven by the Jividen video series, wtll play Deborah UHd for termon& arid church famU1. Kerr's hWiband tn '"'nlt OJpeJ 1choal. 'lbe ftrtt minister was The lntertor of the ~urch bae Moth.l." • t' A family r"""""' wu hold &m. da,v at the hame of Mr. aod Mro, ljorbart N-Unc. Peacock Avo., Pomeroy, wbeo lhe blrthda1s of Mrs. VIctor Bohr, Mrl. Don Van· Meter, Mrs. Dolo w•mer, Mrl. Patrick Noutollng ai>d ~· Mary Halik were observed. Allendlng were Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham, Mr1. John a.w., Kollh aod Brenda, Mra.AdaVenMetor, Mrs. Doo Von Meter,.aUq!i:l.eatar; Mr. and Mn. Jolu\ U t ~ Teresa, David, Johmy, and Dantill. Circleville; Mr. fnd Mrs. tarY Oub of New Haven hMd ill regular dinner meeting at the sanctuary, choir loft, minister's study. large social room, eight Sunday School rooms, a modern kitchen, and ln addition there is tng. a ti~room parSOI'IIge located at The dedieation service for the 2513 Jetleraon Ave. The present debt-tree church Is scheduled. tor pastor Is the Rev; NorvtUe White. WhUe the much of the church's progress is due to the untiring efforts of its faithful members, to bert, ,r.orO¥ Tn ..... Percy to Allah A. . ' ' ys Lakin Auxiliary won't see Sophia Loren aetiDg pie llory of mother love, with any of her Iormor 111m Dlalwm carron•s made ecene Dedication Service • •' raLSE TEETH r" GeOtge Hamlltilll and Peter (war .... y'know) .... Met stor Lewford oro reported easer to Bob MerrUI chomped down the open a N. Y. dlscotek, SOOil u Welglll Watcllers cllmer at the they find • pockelbook .... Greek Green Acres Steak Pub .... ADd Princess Irene, a line planial, oootclled (wlthlioda,)lbeolddlva'a tale that pear.obaped opera ator1 alng better. RFK'• press aide, Frank Meoklewlcz, could bave steyed In oommunlcatloos - a J1Ublleityeager exec Wlllled Frank lobullcl him u "RFK Image'' .... He didn't even have the bairl ••• . Frank is - - to amounce be'll give L. A. 1\!ayor Yo.V • run for It Carlo FQJJ1'a pals ...,. )'(Ill ,. Star Dusters' 4-H Club Meets plato force please cooslder that 1/lews, palo say she might retire Davy Jones ol. the Monkees, tl.vefeot.notl!ln& !lgllts Somy Lialoll; for laughs. Hedy Lamarr beautified Chez Jacfl,les .... Franc:oise Sqan Is liking oo her nrot shoot-wrillnl Job - lor old friend French mid· dlewelBIII champ J.aurent DautblUe'o allloblog .... Price or brides In Nllerla went up apln ' SALEs REPORT OHIO VALLEY LIVESTocK CO. · GilllpOlta, ohio . Si~; Jltp~ 28, 1968 iiOGS - 11'5 to 220 lbs, 18. to 19;~ ~~ 10 250 lbl, 18 lo l)Jianu., ot Ptga, 85 lo 100; 511oall, 7 to, Brad F. Hudaoa, Pauline H....' dleptirt. . atteniled .the Dorc01 · SYRACUSE - Weekend guoota 15. 110111o ShentUID D. Buskirk, Ellie MlsslOiary Circle at tho hCIIIe Ot of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwlllln& CATTLE - Steers, 20 lo 26; ·EtiiOi J!lllihes. She aleo talked lo Mr. and Mro. Franklin Hendrix Heifers 20 lo 25; Bahl Bee~ M. Buskirk, IM!ddleport. !olergvet Klcko1, Carl Klckel • Belt,y boi'ot and Cntg and Mr. and daughter Barbara, and Mr. 20 to 26; Fat Cows, 14 to 17.50; and Mro. Norman Hendrto and came,, 12 to 14; Bulla. 18 to R&clne Home Nalioaal Bonk, Thomli Dorst. MralJI•'Iofamie Warner of Alitdaughter, Denise, were Mr. and 1o 22; MUk cOors, 100 to 200, lot, R&ctno. Warren D. Reeves, Ruth ance and Mrs. Dally Pouley or Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix, aod lour VEAL CALVES - Tqls 34,80; children; Mr. and Mrs. David seconds 30 to 32; Medium 2t to Reeves lo Larry G. Johnson,, Deerlleld lijlent Labor DIJo weekHendrto, and three children, and 30; Com. & Hvs. 22 to 28; Culls, Gloria J. Johnson, parcels, Ruk• end with lholr sister and ~roth, land er,law, Mr. and Mrs. Sani Pickher brother Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. 20 to 22. Franklin D. Hudson. Blonde..: en1, and ...other relatives In Wesc Richard Hotfman, of Mllnukee, SHEEP - Ewes & Lms., 5 to Wis.; Mr. and Mro. RanciY At- 10; stock Ewes. 5 to 10~ Fat M. Hudoon lo Lee A. Sayre, Rull!· Vlrlliote. Mr. and Mrs. carl B. Weese kins and three children; Dana Sheep, 4 to 10; Cull&, 1 to 5;" L. sayre, lot, Sutton, Syracuse. Warren Pickens, Lillian Pickvtslted with their aon and daughlind Gene Hendrix; Mr. and Mrs. Bucks, 4 to 10; Fat Wethers. ens to MCII'Ilnlllhela Power eo.. Ellgone All<lns and daughter; .Mr. 51o 10. ' right of way. Olive. aod Mrs. Richard Foley, CleveOlivo. LAMBS - Tops 24; Seconds, Ray Riggs, MIJ")' Rigs tc Monland, aod Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 18 to 22; Light Wts., 16 to Billf B. orr, Marthe ~ Orr ongahela Power Co., rightofway, Hendrix and daughter Linda, Me- 22; Colrm>on, IS lo 18. to MOIIOI1lllhela Power Co., right Ptlerson, Kans. of way, Olhe.: On Sunday a picnic dinner wa1 P. M. Cowdery lo Monongahela enJoyed by lho group 011 the Pc:mer Co., rigtrt of way, Olive. SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Zwilling lawn. &uldaJ llflernoon Robert Reed, C::Orlotta Reed to HORs: 190-220, 20.35; No. I callers were Mr. and Mrs. Don 20.60; 220-240, 19.85; 240-260, Alvin Reed, Roxie Reed, 40 acJames and olx chlldrat of cilf- 19.~; 180-190, 18.60; s 0 w s, NEW HAVEN ' - The Ver11011 res, Olive. ton, W. Va., and Nr. and Mrs. 16.50-17.30; Boars, 15.30'-15.50; Star Dustera 4-H Club met with Alvin Reed, Roxie ReedloRobMalcolm Guinther and two cbll- Stock Hogs, 16.50-20.60. Angela, Janet and Eddie Sayre ert R&ed, Carlotta Reed, 40 dren, local. cattle 744 Head: Oloice Steers, as hostesses and host. Angela a~res, OliVe. Twelve of the 13 cblldren ~ 27.00-27.50; Good 2~.00 - 26.90; sayre, ¥ice president, presided Carrie B. Scarry, Glenn F. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hendrix, standard, 23.50-24. io; Good Heif- at the business meelirw. 'rho Harpold, Helen E, Harpold to were present, belngthellrsttlme ers, 25.00-26.30;Standard, 22.50- group sang the club song, uwest han Powell, Carolyn L, Powell, aU had been together lor many 24.00; Good Cows, 19.40-20.10; VIrginia Boys and Glrla," and lots, Sutton, Rllcine. yurs. A daughter, Mra. Virgil Utilit,y, 17,5()..18,60; Camer and gave the club pledge. (Lucllle) Plhi, of Mcl'hersoo, Cutters. 16.50~own; bulls, 21.50The October meeting wUl be a Kans., was unable to be pres- 24.10; Stock CIU!e Steers, 22,50- re-orpnization meeting and ent. 25.80; Feeder Cllves, 24,50-30- wm be held at tho home of Har- • That Loos'en .20. Caral Lynloy SlgMCI riett Thompsoo. Re!reslunents Need Not Embarrass Veal C&lves: Choice, 35,00- were served to Harriett Thomp- · oon·t nve tn tear of ralM! teeth HOLLYWOOD iUPnBlonde Carol Lynley has been 36.00; Good. 33.50; Medhun, son Barry Haynes 1 Connl.e Hotr- l0011enlng, wobbllnt or dropplnl Juat at the wrong Ume. P'or more ~urHT signed to star 1n "You Can't 30.00; Commercial, '27.0(1..down; man,' "Debbie Hottman, Mrs. AI· ana more comfort, Jus\ aprlnkle a Win '}:m All" otarr!ng Paul Baby Calves by ttle Head. 17.00- be t Thompson, Mrs. Herbert ltttle FASTEETH on your plates. r JI'ABTEETH ho ld.5 tal&e teeth tl.rmer. Burke. 40.00. Sayre 1 Mrs Donald Haynes 1 Rita lhkes ~ung eMier. No pasty. sooey taete. Help& check '"denture breath'. • Lambs: Choice 26.~0; Good, Sayre and Angela, Janet and Ed· Dentures that nt are e!l8l'Jltl.al Lo Arbor, Mich., and Airman and c...... belltll. See your dentist regu larly. 24. 75; Medium. 23.00. die .xv~ e. Mrs. -Miller. Get FASTEETH at all arug counters. Voice along Broadway NEW YORK- The book by the Gorman girl..,heflhat Jackie Kennedy !Ired when she otarted to get out In Nov. (Ti· Report 18.50; IJ&IIt. l7 ;to IUO; Fat Sowti, u . to l71 Stw•. 12 lo 15; Boors 11 to lfJ Sows & Over Weekend '. . '' This is the one we struck out on This house is one in a thousand. For every one of these, 999 homes in this atea can be eeonomi· cally converted to electric heal. Thai's one reason why the switch to flameless electric heat is break· ing all records. People who have il are comparing their bills for electric heal againsl lheir former fuel bills and ate leiling their friends it cosl (I) "about the same," (2) "a fraction more" or, (3) "a lillie less." If you'te beginning lo think your home could be converted and healed inexpensively with elecltic heat, the chances are 999 out of a thousand you'te right Let us prove il. Gel a free estimale. TODAY----------, r ---------. I THIS ElECTRIC KNIFE FREE Kilowatl 1 MAIL when • Roddy Recommended D~aler p~epares 1 writ.len estimate of the cost to convert yo_ur home to elec· Inc heat1ng. Offer available lo our customers only. There ts no obliaalion. ' ! ·•~ ~?<1 ~· ~~-7"""'r"· I I I I I I I ' Ad{j"'~'-----------_..,~:, 0 I Cily . I - - - - - -·--- - - - - - I Stale ip Code I Ohio Power Company Rm. 430 • 301 Cleveland Ave., S.W. Canton, Ohio 44701 Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ A:.;.:;:) ~il = "• .._ I L - -L!;;;~WER COMPANY ---_____________ JI •'·" >· '. oJWUIJ ~. /)Jl~(: �' ~ ..,,, :0. • .';.' . ~~' J IMRNEY ..----.....-----......· )'I ,. '' :~ .....', ',{'· > '· ' .. .. 2 SIGNS ' Motor Co. Of QUALITY 6S COilVAIR . . . . . ............ .... ·.... $1295 -! door, l<M mileage, spoOess clear vinyl Interior, bucket e~ne, with auto. trans., seats, new w-s-w tin!s; 140 HP I'BIHUAHUA PUPPIES, pboi>e 143-2148, Portland. Jl.29.ftc radio and heater. A nice one. 65 CI!EVELLE . , . . . . .. ............... $1495 Nalibu Convertible, V8 engine, powerglidc, radio, heater, · new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white n.ylon top, vinyl interior trim. !.E'GRORN RENS, Alba Yoll, MlnersvUie, phone MHr/0. 8-:INtp --PERFECI'ION OIL healer with 64 convAIR . . . . . . . . . . ...... .......... . $995. Spider, 2 door. Black finish, good tires. 4 speed. Radio and tleater. Pomeroy Motor Co. Notice ANYONE INTERESTED In 8D Independent New Testament BapUsl Chureh eaU 949-3114 Tbumlay at 7 p,m, Oct 3. A class oo soul winning will be OPEN EVES.I:OO P.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO For Sale Public Sale cUrected by Pastor Darrington WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2, 1961, 1 ;968 STEREO. lovely tho Second Baptist Cburch of Ravenswood. p.m. This is a listing of the 9-~tc sale will be held at tho resi- from THERE WILL be a gun shoot SUnday, Oct 6, beginning at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone is weJC()me. 19-1-litc THE NEW Cut-N-Curl Beauty Salon, RoU!b Lane, Cheshire, 0 . now open. Opening opecia!! $15 permanents $10. !!MI. 8 W 5, evening by avpoJntment. Ph. 367-7168. 9-29-3tc WEE W81h wiUie cars wegularly. Self service ond automoUe. Masan car Wash. 9-~ BELEN'S Beauty Shop penna...,1 wave speetal Sept. :Ill tbrou8h Oct. 5. Regular $15 far fl2.50, $12.50 lor $10, $10 far ...so. Pbooe 912-2190 ask far lleltD l1t Judy. 9 - - console with AM & FM radio. Take over payments of t6.51 per month or pay balanee due $102.55. Try It In your home. Call 992-2838. 9-2&-61c estate of Freda Fischer. The dencr located al 124 Ebenezer St.. Pomeroy, lower Monkey Run. Follow signs: G. E. refrigerator, gal:i stove, table and 4 chairs, 3 piece living room suite, leather chair, 3 """'' dresser, chest 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machine, sll~htly used. Does everythiOll without attachmenll. Jn Rood condition; $5 .~ ner. month, or lull price of $48.44. For free home demonRtraUon call 992-2836. 1-»«c of drawers, 1tltchen cabinet, misc . chairs, sweeper, sewing machine, misc . stands, lrt..nk, rugs, lamps, hall tree, pots and pans. dishes, Victrola walnut THREE consecullve ~m~ve lots in lleech Grove. CaD or write David Williams. 37 Riverside Drive, Dayton, Ohio. t-29-101<! gas Warm Morning heater, power mower, numerous misc. items. Terms cash. Signed, Joyce Mills, executrix of Freda Fischer, estate. Carnahan Auction Service. J. Carnahan FAT HOG; 1,11110 balea of bay. Marvin Sloue, Rutlaud. 8-29-3tp and D. Smith. Not responsible for accidents or loss or pro~ erty. Jim Carnahan, Rt. 1, Racine, 0 . Phone 949-%7011. Io-1-llc IN ANTED S FOOT by 7 loot overhead garage door, C()mplele. (4 inch clearance) $28, Brow.n's Trailer Park, Minersville, phone 992-3324. 10.1-ftc 1969 DUO B()~T NOJfON DISPL'AY 614-992·2181 ·USED CHRIS:CRAFT .OUT· BOARD CRUISER Real Estate For Sale O'IIRDllll & CROW. RJ!W.TY COMPANY blowv. wm heat several rooms. With 250 gaBon tank. MIJMWIIIORT - Remodeled recently, I story frame, I baciPh- J192.S8'11 or 811151(15. MOIIII, bath, baaement, floor 8-29-3tp fllmaee, 1/3 BCN level ground, wall to wan carpellng, lata of !8-ACRE FARM, 6 room bouaa, clooell, panoiiDJI. t6,1011.00 hath, Plenty of water, double garage, small bam, free gas, POMI!ROY - INCOME PROP· on school bus aud mall m.lle. ERTY - a apartments, eiWI)'I rented, cloaa to lbopplag, One mil• from Ruii&Dd, Phone ApproK. $1411.00 a mcmtb JD. 74UQ12. 8-:!Mtc come. 10.500.011 POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy POMEIWY - I story frame, balb, I beclrooms, pordt, miniature. $75 and up. Stud buement, gea floor lumaee. I!Of'V(ce and grooming. Pboee MUST SEE lt.T 11,950.00. J191.5443. II S tic HENRY a.I!LAND Oll1ce 1111111 AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 124 Aab St., Middleport, liD- . 1111. •un 1443. f.D.tle FISHIM &BIT WITH . . . . . . . .. . . ......... . JRAILER HockiiJiporl, Ohio · ~PERT UMJ70, Wheel Alignment 5~55 S.TAi'UA8NT 0.: OWNIUtttP. MANAOIMINT AND CIICULATION 1. INw ot rus..,z Oot.. 1, 1•. J. TUie oJ PllbUUtioD; 'l'be Dlib s.ntlMI uKI Tim• SenUneL a. rr.tuelk!r or blUe: W:oDd•r -GUARANI'E'EDPHONE 992·2094 t. J,.ocaUon. of KDown Oftloe of Pubnc.ttoa: :l::"':·:""""::::::r:I - ,.._._ port, Ohio. For Rent Helo Wanted ,1 > IBM TRAINEES - See our ad .... the Sports page, '=.· • I • ·-= t. ' 9-27-U. 'I'IIAILER UJI'S, Bob's Moblle Cuurt, SyriiCIIIe, Obln on Stale PALOMINO MARE, can be re. Rt. 124, Phone IIIIUI51. glstered, $210. Phone 111Ul181. 1-11-U. NT... ,.,.. N..-..• .,., Callfenl~ aoUee that on Ute 31Mb da,- of S.pk'mber, 11118, Ute undefl1a:DI4 rued I I MACHINES, repair ..mce. an maketl. WY S. 2284. The Fabric SboP, J'om. eroy. Authorized Slog..- 'llalel aad Service. We Sbiii'J)OII Scllsora. 1-Me CIGARJ!1'1'l'E veJ!IIIng I"PbbnM and servlee. ABC Enta prlsea, Masm, W. Va. l'IIGIIe. m.ISII. Mtfc Wolfpen News, Notes and Patricia. Mr. aod Mrs. Gary Barnltz "* IOJ!I, Ohio. 19-1~ For Sale or Trade Balance $96.33 or " Pets For Sale !ICIINAUZERS, Codlera, Pood· IJIIIlflERNATIONAL truck, 4 les ond Westles 'While Scot...... ~ tlllt, 1!164 Cbem>let, ties', aho breeding stock. 111'1 Mllllang k)'Under, 3llarl<aroo Kennell, CoolvUie, ll*if. Flnanclng avaUable. 0. 457ZI. l-1&301e PboDo - 7 ; alter 5• p.m Phone t35'148. l4lfe BASSET, SCUIIIE, Weslle, Schnauzer, Cockers, Wires STORE EQUIPMENT lor aale. and just pups. Barkaroo Ken· « will trade for house traD- nels, phone 116'1-3154 Coolville, er. M & G Market. three mUea 0. VIsit with ua. 9-29-7tc IIOIIIb of Middleport on Rt. 7: 10-1-3\c Wanted To Buy SJ!l'l' or plalform scales. gas .,...... (big Ill' wheel type). P'rlllk Doclderer, Coolville, Obio, Rt. 2. month. can 1192-1218. per NI-eto SMALL. ....... $3.95 LARGE 4' x6' .. $19.95 n.-. _.... _o,. dleport, . ...,. :,:,u;: ...,. son, 9:28 LDL Monday; Mrs. Durward S. Bailey, Rt. 1 Crown Cl(f, soo, 12:55 p.m. Mol>day; Mra. Kenneth L. Munyan, Jackson, &wihter, 1:54 L m. The onlv tim• we comt In on t¥ ever shoT! ·ond of the odd! ts when tht weather gue.ssers .sag there'• but a 10 per cent chance of rain. DISCHARGES Mrs. Earl carman, Mrs. Donald E. Goheen, Mrs. John E. Hutchinson, Samuel E. Kirkendall, Mrs. Paul w. Leslie, Mra. D. Kenneth Morgan, James B. Parsons, Mrs. Orville L. Phlllips, Ike L. Reid, Mrs. Donovan w. • Quality Concrete • Certified Stren&th • DeliYti'J • Quick Service • finishlq • Sand & Gravel DIAL 9!12-:3284 Pomeroy 992-5896 401 PAGE htlDDLEPORT, OHIO WMPO INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORT$ DAILY . ' "' ..... -· Ar . • 1 Mre, HelQD Joluioon opont the ' .......... . with ·Mr. ' and Mra. Lee Roooh and. Rodile)o ol ~··· Mr. ' and Mrs. Guy Ruaselt of· viern, Ohio, ~olted recenll¥ · with Mr• .oo·MrS.· Everett Lim• I-ZI.atc: INUM FlSitlNG BOATS. 10, I!ANNAH'S huaband Hector 12, 13 loot. Kingsbury Boat hates hard work so he cleans Salea, .., County Road 11. !he rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. one mOe ollll. 33, plloDe 9ft-Gil. 1-1!1-141<! Baker Furniture. 1-30-ttc bert. • ·~.i . ·'+ti,. ... . ·Mr. and Mra. Everett Lam· borl elliofed a c . _ sa~ evenlne It f!le liOO•.o at ae,. \ . .' ,,·1 :. .,j ·" i I 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON .) P.M. q ' AND 4:30 P.M. Keeping Meigs GailiQ and Mason Area lnfor.med As Well As Entertained N. stevens. James W. Walters, Athens. Mrs. WordeD A. Wickline, Mrs. ' of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forest Le.U.r Aclldna, and Infant son, aod grandaon of Mlddlepor4 Mr. Mrs. John F. Clendenin and In- and Mra. Gene Lambert andfam· fant dallilater. Uy, Mr. and Mro. Cecil GUIogly and lamUy of Athens, were Sunday guest& of Mr. and Mrs. ter Morris. Mr, and Mrs. Clil1toO Gilkey Everett IAmberL Eileen Venoy or Columbus was and family o! Albany, were Suna weekeiii vlaitor of her plr· day visitors of lolr. and Mrs. enta, Mr. ani Mrs. Howard RusLincoln RusselL sell. Mrs. Harold GUlogly and famMrs. RaJ Evans, Sr., aM Mrs. ily ·were receill overnight guests Clifford Eberllbach were Mooof Mr. and Mro. Lincoln Rus~ afternoon visitors ol Mr. aeU. IKII\, ob:. Head, ship to ahore, n. nlng water, l'llone 1148-1433. l'M MJ AFICf.IITS'CT! GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Lambert a n d ramUy. Other .!alters ofMr. and Mr.L Larry J<>!ms~riaadqaiigbters, and Mrs. t;eriew Sb\l!n8IO W.re Mro. MU~lllere'e,(TIMl· Mrs. PaUl Pteree·arid Raniflr, Mra. Mlldted llalnr and sQil. Mrs. Lyle ~~y. •' sell, Mr. and· Mrs. Lee,j!Qullh, . and Bodney aod Mri. HalenJohD- . yants Budget Shop NE guest& were Mr. and Mrs. llaj'· ley Haning, Mr. and Mrs. · Mai'· vln Whit& and lamlly, Mr. ond Mrs. Ce<U GUlogly and family, Sunday Beautiful Desii"' & Colon. L • '110. were weekend villtOr• of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatll,ld and Mr. COJIIjlbell. .• . ForS1Ie Racine, Phone 1148-2148. 9-29-3!< J': :.,.. • Free Estimates Mr. and Mrs. ·uarle.Y T. John- and Mrs. Evarett Lambert. Sunday evanlng Ylllton ol Geson were Sunday;~·noon vt.. neva Shumate, and Mr. and Mra. altoro of Mr. '01111 ·.Mrs. J. R. Larr7 Johnoon and daughtero, Murphy and !anlil)', were Mrs. Hazel Burton am Mr. Mr. and Mro.. wallace Hatfield George Shumate of Ma11011 Cl(f, and daughter ol (letrolt, Mlchi- Voriety of Scenes Including Lut Supper FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM- JI'URNISHED aDd unflll'lllshed .,.rlmellti. Cbe to schooL Phone lfZ.Wf, 10.11-tle and Mrs. D. H. Robesonand Ches- ; Ill& FORD plci<Up, all the u- 311 FOOT cabin erulaer, 1011 hp tras. 11400. Roonle Beegle, gray marine motor, sleeps 10-1-3tp For Rent and daughters of Pomeroy, were Sunday afternoon vlsltors of Mr. TAPESTRIES 108 W. Moin son; Mrs. Ivan 0. Stephenson. ..!,lll) .,. ~ .(:ardel' or oeer RL 2 Wellaton; Mrs. E;rnest E. ~~.,0:,.= I.IDJ Lanhar4 2 Jackson; Mro, ....., ,... ......,... ...... Walter L.; Forbis, Buffalo, W. ~ ~·Aftor Jl'rlfttsD,, Dd11 VL 1 Min Rose C. Deveriek, -~ au..or ,,.., RL 4 Oak· Hill• Mrs. Kennethl.. G. Total! DaUr 1.'1001 . . , MU~Q"an, Jackson. t cwtttr .... -• BIRTHS ;..:Mrs. David L. Hendricks, MtdllCHAID •· owatt Tuesday, 1111me. Sahl CAll" WID bt tor F'URNISI!ED TWO BEDROOM STEREO RADIO coooole, 1- eo hearlnt: on aDd. after tb• lJth 4Q Middleport, speed lniermiJed cbaDger, .... of NoVI!mbllr, 1161. PRODUCI'ION WORKERS in APARTMENT, M.U:IOI't A. IVItNS. al volume control, I • llpelbr lace brick plant Year around, pbane m#l4. Pl.llwttff Crew • Perter, soond ayslem, lovely walnut crew. luD Ume, day shill. Good .......,_,. feN' Pa.lntlff llnhh. Payments of IUS per 10 ll 10 a; 10 1111 10 a 10 • u 1 hourly rates, pl118 incentive TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook cp, private, plenty of met or $78.35. Cali ~92-~Sll. u Ul 7\c eaminp. Paid vacations 8Dd bollda)'l. Free bunk house, 20 room lor children Ill play. miles north of c.Jumbus in a Phone - 1-14-lfe nke CDJiliDUilily in which to STEREO RADIO, ""'l'binalkwl live. Agea 18 to 60 apply in TI1REE ROOM HOUSE, bath, IDIII, with AM & Flof radln; penon only. The Galena phone Sam Arnold. Syracuse, twin speakers, dual volume 0-!J&.IIc Sbale Tile & Brick Co., Ga- 912-23al. enntrol. Modern maple maple, Mile Help Wanted and ex1RIIle cnaeRr. aDd alao for ratorattGn to bu ..sd- ..,... I SEWING Mr. ani Mrs. Frank sarver. John, and Eddee of Beverly, were weekend visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard '111oma leet ot duty c.,...., •• ;. •n.,., =tlOD tiUt No. lt.l'll NOTICI IY PUIUCATIOH .JERRY L. BURNS, wboee pei'IDII· •~•, at resldenee II Pomeroy, ObJo, bUt wbu.e pretent l'flklOIIU aDd maUlDI addJ'eN Ia MCS. !II C CompiiiJ'. hrt ).T u~. CaiUomia 83030, Will tab V.ae· -ar ur,... her Petition ap\nlt tdm ln the Cem· m011 Pleu. Court of Jillllp Ccnmtp. Ohio. pn~ylnl for diYOrett and oU.r reUef on the 1roundJ of _..,.. • • !, i ......... MCit I C: COIIIPiftY, 5135. == r::o. HOBSTETTER REAlTY ... Fl:RN!SHED GARAGE apart- APARTMENT HOUSE, 4 room BEAtmC!AN, Cut-N-Curl Beaument on Lincoln Hill. UWIUeo apartment upalaln, I room ty Salon, :Roush Lane, Cheshpaid; adults only. Phone lmapartment down. Nlee locaIre 387-71118. 8-29-3tc 148!1. 6-18-llc tion, Middleport. Pbone IJII. TonaoiUII, lllddlo· . 1. OWMI'I Oblo ValleJ PQlllblq KENNEBEC Polatoea, Cbariea 8usln- Services HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER, eo.• PornenJ, oblo: JUelwd s. JUddle1tort, Ohllu K~ T. , Hilton, Portland. 1-29-JSie CURTISS broedlDg service of Flrst Ave. VIsiting hours 2-4 COhlmbWio O~OJ ldlar 8 , Noldll. 21 cllfferent breeda, eatue Ill'· and 7·8 p.m. Parents only on ColarnlNI, Oblcl. a. Xnowa aoadhol!W't. ~. POI'ATOES, WATEJIMEl.OMI, eo or 4 breads of 110at huclta, Pediatrics Ward. M\d other ~~~a~rttr holden OWidnl er ADMISSIONS hol4illl 1 ,.rem, or more et total phone 80-2254 Clareuco Prof· by ealllng Parker 1112-2264. PoJDOUal ol lloDdl. mort..,.. or otbOr 1 I G N Ste ftU, ~aad. 1-~ Mrs. Donovan : vens, a- •IIC!UrlUOO; Ohio valleJ IWlk. a.m. meroy or 18'1-12111 CoolvDle. p.oU., Ohlo1 Huottqtoa Natsoaal 8-2WIIIC lipolis; Mrs. Ernest E. carter, Bdko Cobunblu, Olllio. 602 Four lh Ave. i Wuliam A. 10. adeDt 1 u N•tun el Ctrou... Brewer, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Homer tlom C. c. BRADFORD Real Estate For Sele W. Johnson, 43 Nell Ave.; James Du~:!0 ':,_':·1 ...ceft".:;!, "'" AUC!'IONEER K. Shawver, 20 Evans Hta.; Ste· A. Tota1 No. COP._ Prln* CNot CGmplele Serrlot ven S. Walker, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; &lUI): D.U. B.IDtl SmM!aJ PboM ....... Lisa K. Blankenship, Rt. 2 Gal- • · Paid ~ttoe= 1. BalM tlroulhRachle, OW. dlllen Uld carrton. ltnel 'QD Upolis; Mrs. Ottie T. Roach, Rt. ud ewn&er aaletr »-07 ~~ luDCr1U Bradford 1 Letart; Mrs. Trix C. Cludlll, d•: sutrurtpttou1 oa.u, lJ.fll GEO, iiOBSIBI JER, Bnbr I 1 tie Hel'llerson; Mrs. Durward S. 8WidaJ' ueo. IIIJDIILEPORT - 8 room brlek, Bailey, Rt. .1 Crown City; Mel- c. l ~~.:Ulloa! 0 • I \i baths, lull buemenl, bot AIR <X>NDmONING Refrlger- vin 0. Johnson, Pt.-- Pleasant; 1 ~ me IHIVfbbUOD I1Adltl5iq water beat, wan to wan carallon service. Jack's Refrig- Latha T Bennett Rt. 3 Leon nmpleiJ BJ Jlall, CUrlol' or OUMr Dall1' Ni ......s.r •. peting. Brick garqe. eration, New Haven. bone W. VL j Melvin R Johnson, Pt. 1. 'l'otlll DliUibUUDII: DallJ I~ POMEROY - 7 room brick, 1182-20'19. 4 e lie Pleasant; Cecil T. Martin, West ea~:::17u... lAft.o()\W, balb, lull buement, bot .... Columbia; Mrs. David L. Hen- conled. IIPI&W Aftllr PltntiQ: Pldb' 1 . . . . . lO. ter heat, wan to wan carpet- READY • MIX conereta deltr· drlcks, Midelleport; Mr s. Har" - G. . .TGW: DUlr I,IDib IIU.ftllllr ered right to your project. old A. Reeves, Rt. 4 Pomeroy; 11•. Ing, llreplece. Bargabt $1111011.· MMr et Fast and easy. Free estl- Mrs. Roy B. Stone, lA~WtvWe; ,:~....... ....,... .,. 011 malea. Phone 1192-1284, Goe!!- Timothy V. Linton. Jackson; Fred Rtm.AND - lUJRAL - 4 'rOI&I No. CoPlll J'rll.dlf ~et leln 1lea!IY .• Mlr Co., Mlddl&- G""', I~ l!fi'S. 1';.,-llll_~r- - . - . Doll¥ ,.,_ .l~f\1"""' , . port, OhiO. 8 3t u. rison, J&ckBOI\; John RudOf_ph, ~Uoll: '1. . . . tbi,06ila . 08k Hill; Mrs. Charles D. Stu.r· .s..iuo IIG4 eamon. ~-- Yllil4ott$5011.00 Down. $3,11110.011 nu~~~r llllol: ~ ~ Jll!LEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD BUDCET PRICE furnltun! Oft gUI , Rt. 1 lrontoo; Mrs• Erma UMt dQ t,lll. our lhlrd lk>or budget shop. E. Nelson, Rt. 3 Albany; Mrs. a. 11a0 e.~= Dllllr 1.0111: A!JSOCIATBS ·-~ Bat.,. Fumltun!, Mlddltpclrt. Ralph E. Clement. Rt. 1 Kltt1 ~C."•~p 1114 arwa.uoa:_ Dall:r NNb: ~ Oldo. ' .• u. Hill; Denver 0. Canter, Jack- D.IMI J::"' Sales OpportiDilty WE are aeeking 2 representaHOUSE in HarrisonvUie. Five P'OR TRADE Cash for 111>tives in this area for career rooms. bath, utility room, tlq18. WUIIIIm Ramm, Midopportunity. cellar, gas furnace. Call 992dleport I-Ja.30ip • $600 month guarantee to 3716. 10.1-litc start WILL DO -u,g at home •Training at Company es- PIGS - Ehtel Johnsoo, Bashan lllppen, poekets, pegging, Jll!ll"e Road . Phone 149-3957. IO.l-31p g, alleraUO!I!I, etc. • Promotion by merit Freddie Thabet. Maaon, 160 per cent inCOme from UPRIGHT PIANO, $25, baby 773-5651. <1-30-tfc established accounts bed 110. (mattress Included). Our representatives are hapContact Robert Parter, Phone RBPAIR, REFINISII, reeoodl- PY - they earn satisfactory 1112-M8'1. 10-1-3tc tlall J01f elubo, JGI!n Teaf«d. incomes. You, too, have an ~ exceptional opportunity to es1!164 DODGE lruck, 3-ton VID, tablish an lnenme lor life. Insurance recently overhauled. V'agll BACK HOE aud Dozer ServiL'e, Monday lhru Saturday AUTOMOBILE l"!ltll'lllel! beel Rul18b, Letart Falls, 0. Phone pond, halemenl, water line. Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M . 1147-2755. 10.1-11<! . eanceOed! Lost :roar operatIIIJIIIe tallk, R. w. O>wdery, RON LAUTI'AMUS or'• Ucenae? caD - . - . lAIII Jloltom, Olllo. 9-27-301c 446-43'11 • 1J lie 10-1-Stc 1965 MUSTANG, 11060. Call 192-3935. Gene Dodaon. SPECIAL OD groceries, live 16-1-6\p pereenl diBcounl on ord.,. of ANTIQUES, fUrniture, dllbel, IN Tlll COMMON PLIAI ~URT Ill 11t more ending Oct. 3. MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO m!llceDaneous. l!olrl. Howard VENETIAN BLINDS, all kinds, MARJORY A. IUUII, M lc G Market, lhr<e miles cecn, 800 w. Mabt St., P<mJe. and bOnd repair . Dale Wip- a. D. 41, ....th of Middleport on Rt 7. P•m•ntr, otlle, faJ, 1.e.lle PlalftHH, pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., lo-I-3\c Pomeroy. IO.I-12tc JHRY L. IURNL hmale Help Wanted IHtllet, t. JleJ.a, NUIU·Ohio, aDd A4drft• of l'ubroJ. 41'789. &be:r, lldltor IDd Mln&JIDI IWtol': P'llblllber. iuiNrd s. Own. I'!Dd· HOSPITAL NE.WS __ '';::~~ 0~ - Meehaak: •· ...,.u.n " ,.. ~~;""~~c-l .';' 110 Pomeror, M•ltll• Oblo 4&788. . Hao....,..n ., General Budnul OfflcM of the Pablllbllnz llO lltch&alc 8\rHI, Pom• Pomeroy Home & Aut .. • v\lii.... U»fAT ~ IWIS fli6! ... thrGUih 'J'rtd.u and Slllllb7. Over 11 One .D:>AILY '· CROSSWORD ' .' . -~ L~ ' (!liliilp ... - I. Jll'lOolla&' '"'li!O l.llow,wltb .• t,~l- . 10. lll>lio lf.Katal 141 ~ IIOullle' -: ·lillomool · IJlfl1l< l~iiiWIIfricll ----6 -N·- lJ, Biab at' . .... lll. ...... llllldlel merty 21-t.oqo •. lllxplaol.. IOWid 11. 811lp · 13. 21.8taalo ~ ,_.......... eadJai' a.w a - . 1J, Bllft)' lt.~ ZO. 'ftbatan -.. Umber cum tu""' _,_!.. u ~II. lfllcii tUileetrttiOd porllcieo · .-nn ae.ortme 2'1••2t.Hapn · ·and • others u.~.~veo~ · w-. -. 3S. Toml!Op .,. --.~. for helP· 35..1J9a""tton '....... ' . aa. Alwop fl, HOUII-. r.t ~ 31. &!Mitered , aide . n.- u: 1'1111 h I I II UFIN . <' ' PomerOy ; ' -., Fil'o' NO~ •:..J. .. . �' ~ ..,,, :0. • .';.' . ~~' J IMRNEY ..----.....-----......· )'I ,. '' :~ .....', ',{'· > '· ' .. .. 2 SIGNS ' Motor Co. Of QUALITY 6S COilVAIR . . . . . ............ .... ·.... $1295 -! door, l<M mileage, spoOess clear vinyl Interior, bucket e~ne, with auto. trans., seats, new w-s-w tin!s; 140 HP I'BIHUAHUA PUPPIES, pboi>e 143-2148, Portland. Jl.29.ftc radio and heater. A nice one. 65 CI!EVELLE . , . . . . .. ............... $1495 Nalibu Convertible, V8 engine, powerglidc, radio, heater, · new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white n.ylon top, vinyl interior trim. !.E'GRORN RENS, Alba Yoll, MlnersvUie, phone MHr/0. 8-:INtp --PERFECI'ION OIL healer with 64 convAIR . . . . . . . . . . ...... .......... . $995. Spider, 2 door. Black finish, good tires. 4 speed. Radio and tleater. Pomeroy Motor Co. Notice ANYONE INTERESTED In 8D Independent New Testament BapUsl Chureh eaU 949-3114 Tbumlay at 7 p,m, Oct 3. A class oo soul winning will be OPEN EVES.I:OO P.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO For Sale Public Sale cUrected by Pastor Darrington WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2, 1961, 1 ;968 STEREO. lovely tho Second Baptist Cburch of Ravenswood. p.m. This is a listing of the 9-~tc sale will be held at tho resi- from THERE WILL be a gun shoot SUnday, Oct 6, beginning at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone is weJC()me. 19-1-litc THE NEW Cut-N-Curl Beauty Salon, RoU!b Lane, Cheshire, 0 . now open. Opening opecia!! $15 permanents $10. !!MI. 8 W 5, evening by avpoJntment. Ph. 367-7168. 9-29-3tc WEE W81h wiUie cars wegularly. Self service ond automoUe. Masan car Wash. 9-~ BELEN'S Beauty Shop penna...,1 wave speetal Sept. :Ill tbrou8h Oct. 5. Regular $15 far fl2.50, $12.50 lor $10, $10 far ...so. Pbooe 912-2190 ask far lleltD l1t Judy. 9 - - console with AM & FM radio. Take over payments of t6.51 per month or pay balanee due $102.55. Try It In your home. Call 992-2838. 9-2&-61c estate of Freda Fischer. The dencr located al 124 Ebenezer St.. Pomeroy, lower Monkey Run. Follow signs: G. E. refrigerator, gal:i stove, table and 4 chairs, 3 piece living room suite, leather chair, 3 """'' dresser, chest 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machine, sll~htly used. Does everythiOll without attachmenll. Jn Rood condition; $5 .~ ner. month, or lull price of $48.44. For free home demonRtraUon call 992-2836. 1-»«c of drawers, 1tltchen cabinet, misc . chairs, sweeper, sewing machine, misc . stands, lrt..nk, rugs, lamps, hall tree, pots and pans. dishes, Victrola walnut THREE consecullve ~m~ve lots in lleech Grove. CaD or write David Williams. 37 Riverside Drive, Dayton, Ohio. t-29-101<! gas Warm Morning heater, power mower, numerous misc. items. Terms cash. Signed, Joyce Mills, executrix of Freda Fischer, estate. Carnahan Auction Service. J. Carnahan FAT HOG; 1,11110 balea of bay. Marvin Sloue, Rutlaud. 8-29-3tp and D. Smith. Not responsible for accidents or loss or pro~ erty. Jim Carnahan, Rt. 1, Racine, 0 . Phone 949-%7011. Io-1-llc IN ANTED S FOOT by 7 loot overhead garage door, C()mplele. (4 inch clearance) $28, Brow.n's Trailer Park, Minersville, phone 992-3324. 10.1-ftc 1969 DUO B()~T NOJfON DISPL'AY 614-992·2181 ·USED CHRIS:CRAFT .OUT· BOARD CRUISER Real Estate For Sale O'IIRDllll & CROW. RJ!W.TY COMPANY blowv. wm heat several rooms. With 250 gaBon tank. MIJMWIIIORT - Remodeled recently, I story frame, I baciPh- J192.S8'11 or 811151(15. MOIIII, bath, baaement, floor 8-29-3tp fllmaee, 1/3 BCN level ground, wall to wan carpellng, lata of !8-ACRE FARM, 6 room bouaa, clooell, panoiiDJI. t6,1011.00 hath, Plenty of water, double garage, small bam, free gas, POMI!ROY - INCOME PROP· on school bus aud mall m.lle. ERTY - a apartments, eiWI)'I rented, cloaa to lbopplag, One mil• from Ruii&Dd, Phone ApproK. $1411.00 a mcmtb JD. 74UQ12. 8-:!Mtc come. 10.500.011 POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy POMEIWY - I story frame, balb, I beclrooms, pordt, miniature. $75 and up. Stud buement, gea floor lumaee. I!Of'V(ce and grooming. Pboee MUST SEE lt.T 11,950.00. J191.5443. II S tic HENRY a.I!LAND Oll1ce 1111111 AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 124 Aab St., Middleport, liD- . 1111. •un 1443. f.D.tle FISHIM &BIT WITH . . . . . . . .. . . ......... . JRAILER HockiiJiporl, Ohio · ~PERT UMJ70, Wheel Alignment 5~55 S.TAi'UA8NT 0.: OWNIUtttP. MANAOIMINT AND CIICULATION 1. INw ot rus..,z Oot.. 1, 1•. J. TUie oJ PllbUUtioD; 'l'be Dlib s.ntlMI uKI Tim• SenUneL a. rr.tuelk!r or blUe: W:oDd•r -GUARANI'E'EDPHONE 992·2094 t. J,.ocaUon. of KDown Oftloe of Pubnc.ttoa: :l::"':·:""""::::::r:I - ,.._._ port, Ohio. For Rent Helo Wanted ,1 > IBM TRAINEES - See our ad .... the Sports page, '=.· • I • ·-= t. ' 9-27-U. 'I'IIAILER UJI'S, Bob's Moblle Cuurt, SyriiCIIIe, Obln on Stale PALOMINO MARE, can be re. Rt. 124, Phone IIIIUI51. glstered, $210. Phone 111Ul181. 1-11-U. NT... ,.,.. N..-..• .,., Callfenl~ aoUee that on Ute 31Mb da,- of S.pk'mber, 11118, Ute undefl1a:DI4 rued I I MACHINES, repair ..mce. an maketl. WY S. 2284. The Fabric SboP, J'om. eroy. Authorized Slog..- 'llalel aad Service. We Sbiii'J)OII Scllsora. 1-Me CIGARJ!1'1'l'E veJ!IIIng I"PbbnM and servlee. ABC Enta prlsea, Masm, W. Va. l'IIGIIe. m.ISII. Mtfc Wolfpen News, Notes and Patricia. Mr. aod Mrs. Gary Barnltz "* IOJ!I, Ohio. 19-1~ For Sale or Trade Balance $96.33 or " Pets For Sale !ICIINAUZERS, Codlera, Pood· IJIIIlflERNATIONAL truck, 4 les ond Westles 'While Scot...... ~ tlllt, 1!164 Cbem>let, ties', aho breeding stock. 111'1 Mllllang k)'Under, 3llarl<aroo Kennell, CoolvUie, ll*if. Flnanclng avaUable. 0. 457ZI. l-1&301e PboDo - 7 ; alter 5• p.m Phone t35'148. l4lfe BASSET, SCUIIIE, Weslle, Schnauzer, Cockers, Wires STORE EQUIPMENT lor aale. and just pups. Barkaroo Ken· « will trade for house traD- nels, phone 116'1-3154 Coolville, er. M & G Market. three mUea 0. VIsit with ua. 9-29-7tc IIOIIIb of Middleport on Rt. 7: 10-1-3\c Wanted To Buy SJ!l'l' or plalform scales. gas .,...... (big Ill' wheel type). P'rlllk Doclderer, Coolville, Obio, Rt. 2. month. can 1192-1218. per NI-eto SMALL. ....... $3.95 LARGE 4' x6' .. $19.95 n.-. _.... _o,. dleport, . ...,. :,:,u;: ...,. son, 9:28 LDL Monday; Mrs. Durward S. Bailey, Rt. 1 Crown Cl(f, soo, 12:55 p.m. Mol>day; Mra. Kenneth L. Munyan, Jackson, &wihter, 1:54 L m. The onlv tim• we comt In on t¥ ever shoT! ·ond of the odd! ts when tht weather gue.ssers .sag there'• but a 10 per cent chance of rain. DISCHARGES Mrs. Earl carman, Mrs. Donald E. Goheen, Mrs. John E. Hutchinson, Samuel E. Kirkendall, Mrs. Paul w. Leslie, Mra. D. Kenneth Morgan, James B. Parsons, Mrs. Orville L. Phlllips, Ike L. Reid, Mrs. Donovan w. • Quality Concrete • Certified Stren&th • DeliYti'J • Quick Service • finishlq • Sand & Gravel DIAL 9!12-:3284 Pomeroy 992-5896 401 PAGE htlDDLEPORT, OHIO WMPO INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORT$ DAILY . ' "' ..... -· Ar . • 1 Mre, HelQD Joluioon opont the ' .......... . with ·Mr. ' and Mra. Lee Roooh and. Rodile)o ol ~··· Mr. ' and Mrs. Guy Ruaselt of· viern, Ohio, ~olted recenll¥ · with Mr• .oo·MrS.· Everett Lim• I-ZI.atc: INUM FlSitlNG BOATS. 10, I!ANNAH'S huaband Hector 12, 13 loot. Kingsbury Boat hates hard work so he cleans Salea, .., County Road 11. !he rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. one mOe ollll. 33, plloDe 9ft-Gil. 1-1!1-141<! Baker Furniture. 1-30-ttc bert. • ·~.i . ·'+ti,. ... . ·Mr. and Mra. Everett Lam· borl elliofed a c . _ sa~ evenlne It f!le liOO•.o at ae,. \ . .' ,,·1 :. .,j ·" i I 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON .) P.M. q ' AND 4:30 P.M. Keeping Meigs GailiQ and Mason Area lnfor.med As Well As Entertained N. stevens. James W. Walters, Athens. Mrs. WordeD A. Wickline, Mrs. ' of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forest Le.U.r Aclldna, and Infant son, aod grandaon of Mlddlepor4 Mr. Mrs. John F. Clendenin and In- and Mra. Gene Lambert andfam· fant dallilater. Uy, Mr. and Mro. Cecil GUIogly and lamUy of Athens, were Sunday guest& of Mr. and Mrs. ter Morris. Mr, and Mrs. Clil1toO Gilkey Everett IAmberL Eileen Venoy or Columbus was and family o! Albany, were Suna weekeiii vlaitor of her plr· day visitors of lolr. and Mrs. enta, Mr. ani Mrs. Howard RusLincoln RusselL sell. Mrs. Harold GUlogly and famMrs. RaJ Evans, Sr., aM Mrs. ily ·were receill overnight guests Clifford Eberllbach were Mooof Mr. and Mro. Lincoln Rus~ afternoon visitors ol Mr. aeU. IKII\, ob:. Head, ship to ahore, n. nlng water, l'llone 1148-1433. l'M MJ AFICf.IITS'CT! GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Lambert a n d ramUy. Other .!alters ofMr. and Mr.L Larry J<>!ms~riaadqaiigbters, and Mrs. t;eriew Sb\l!n8IO W.re Mro. MU~lllere'e,(TIMl· Mrs. PaUl Pteree·arid Raniflr, Mra. Mlldted llalnr and sQil. Mrs. Lyle ~~y. •' sell, Mr. and· Mrs. Lee,j!Qullh, . and Bodney aod Mri. HalenJohD- . yants Budget Shop NE guest& were Mr. and Mrs. llaj'· ley Haning, Mr. and Mrs. · Mai'· vln Whit& and lamlly, Mr. ond Mrs. Ce<U GUlogly and family, Sunday Beautiful Desii"' & Colon. L • '110. were weekend villtOr• of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatll,ld and Mr. COJIIjlbell. .• . ForS1Ie Racine, Phone 1148-2148. 9-29-3!< J': :.,.. • Free Estimates Mr. and Mrs. ·uarle.Y T. John- and Mrs. Evarett Lambert. Sunday evanlng Ylllton ol Geson were Sunday;~·noon vt.. neva Shumate, and Mr. and Mra. altoro of Mr. '01111 ·.Mrs. J. R. Larr7 Johnoon and daughtero, Murphy and !anlil)', were Mrs. Hazel Burton am Mr. Mr. and Mro.. wallace Hatfield George Shumate of Ma11011 Cl(f, and daughter ol (letrolt, Mlchi- Voriety of Scenes Including Lut Supper FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM- JI'URNISHED aDd unflll'lllshed .,.rlmellti. Cbe to schooL Phone lfZ.Wf, 10.11-tle and Mrs. D. H. Robesonand Ches- ; Ill& FORD plci<Up, all the u- 311 FOOT cabin erulaer, 1011 hp tras. 11400. Roonle Beegle, gray marine motor, sleeps 10-1-3tp For Rent and daughters of Pomeroy, were Sunday afternoon vlsltors of Mr. TAPESTRIES 108 W. Moin son; Mrs. Ivan 0. Stephenson. ..!,lll) .,. ~ .(:ardel' or oeer RL 2 Wellaton; Mrs. E;rnest E. ~~.,0:,.= I.IDJ Lanhar4 2 Jackson; Mro, ....., ,... ......,... ...... Walter L.; Forbis, Buffalo, W. ~ ~·Aftor Jl'rlfttsD,, Dd11 VL 1 Min Rose C. Deveriek, -~ au..or ,,.., RL 4 Oak· Hill• Mrs. Kennethl.. G. Total! DaUr 1.'1001 . . , MU~Q"an, Jackson. t cwtttr .... -• BIRTHS ;..:Mrs. David L. Hendricks, MtdllCHAID •· owatt Tuesday, 1111me. Sahl CAll" WID bt tor F'URNISI!ED TWO BEDROOM STEREO RADIO coooole, 1- eo hearlnt: on aDd. after tb• lJth 4Q Middleport, speed lniermiJed cbaDger, .... of NoVI!mbllr, 1161. PRODUCI'ION WORKERS in APARTMENT, M.U:IOI't A. IVItNS. al volume control, I • llpelbr lace brick plant Year around, pbane m#l4. Pl.llwttff Crew • Perter, soond ayslem, lovely walnut crew. luD Ume, day shill. Good .......,_,. feN' Pa.lntlff llnhh. Payments of IUS per 10 ll 10 a; 10 1111 10 a 10 • u 1 hourly rates, pl118 incentive TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook cp, private, plenty of met or $78.35. Cali ~92-~Sll. u Ul 7\c eaminp. Paid vacations 8Dd bollda)'l. Free bunk house, 20 room lor children Ill play. miles north of c.Jumbus in a Phone - 1-14-lfe nke CDJiliDUilily in which to STEREO RADIO, ""'l'binalkwl live. Agea 18 to 60 apply in TI1REE ROOM HOUSE, bath, IDIII, with AM & Flof radln; penon only. The Galena phone Sam Arnold. Syracuse, twin speakers, dual volume 0-!J&.IIc Sbale Tile & Brick Co., Ga- 912-23al. enntrol. Modern maple maple, Mile Help Wanted and ex1RIIle cnaeRr. aDd alao for ratorattGn to bu ..sd- ..,... I SEWING Mr. ani Mrs. Frank sarver. John, and Eddee of Beverly, were weekend visitors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard '111oma leet ot duty c.,...., •• ;. •n.,., =tlOD tiUt No. lt.l'll NOTICI IY PUIUCATIOH .JERRY L. BURNS, wboee pei'IDII· •~•, at resldenee II Pomeroy, ObJo, bUt wbu.e pretent l'flklOIIU aDd maUlDI addJ'eN Ia MCS. !II C CompiiiJ'. hrt ).T u~. CaiUomia 83030, Will tab V.ae· -ar ur,... her Petition ap\nlt tdm ln the Cem· m011 Pleu. Court of Jillllp Ccnmtp. Ohio. pn~ylnl for diYOrett and oU.r reUef on the 1roundJ of _..,.. • • !, i ......... MCit I C: COIIIPiftY, 5135. == r::o. HOBSTETTER REAlTY ... Fl:RN!SHED GARAGE apart- APARTMENT HOUSE, 4 room BEAtmC!AN, Cut-N-Curl Beaument on Lincoln Hill. UWIUeo apartment upalaln, I room ty Salon, :Roush Lane, Cheshpaid; adults only. Phone lmapartment down. Nlee locaIre 387-71118. 8-29-3tc 148!1. 6-18-llc tion, Middleport. Pbone IJII. TonaoiUII, lllddlo· . 1. OWMI'I Oblo ValleJ PQlllblq KENNEBEC Polatoea, Cbariea 8usln- Services HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER, eo.• PornenJ, oblo: JUelwd s. JUddle1tort, Ohllu K~ T. , Hilton, Portland. 1-29-JSie CURTISS broedlDg service of Flrst Ave. VIsiting hours 2-4 COhlmbWio O~OJ ldlar 8 , Noldll. 21 cllfferent breeda, eatue Ill'· and 7·8 p.m. Parents only on ColarnlNI, Oblcl. a. Xnowa aoadhol!W't. ~. POI'ATOES, WATEJIMEl.OMI, eo or 4 breads of 110at huclta, Pediatrics Ward. M\d other ~~~a~rttr holden OWidnl er ADMISSIONS hol4illl 1 ,.rem, or more et total phone 80-2254 Clareuco Prof· by ealllng Parker 1112-2264. PoJDOUal ol lloDdl. mort..,.. or otbOr 1 I G N Ste ftU, ~aad. 1-~ Mrs. Donovan : vens, a- •IIC!UrlUOO; Ohio valleJ IWlk. a.m. meroy or 18'1-12111 CoolvDle. p.oU., Ohlo1 Huottqtoa Natsoaal 8-2WIIIC lipolis; Mrs. Ernest E. carter, Bdko Cobunblu, Olllio. 602 Four lh Ave. i Wuliam A. 10. adeDt 1 u N•tun el Ctrou... Brewer, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Homer tlom C. c. BRADFORD Real Estate For Sele W. Johnson, 43 Nell Ave.; James Du~:!0 ':,_':·1 ...ceft".:;!, "'" AUC!'IONEER K. Shawver, 20 Evans Hta.; Ste· A. Tota1 No. COP._ Prln* CNot CGmplele Serrlot ven S. Walker, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; &lUI): D.U. B.IDtl SmM!aJ PboM ....... Lisa K. Blankenship, Rt. 2 Gal- • · Paid ~ttoe= 1. BalM tlroulhRachle, OW. dlllen Uld carrton. ltnel 'QD Upolis; Mrs. Ottie T. Roach, Rt. ud ewn&er aaletr »-07 ~~ luDCr1U Bradford 1 Letart; Mrs. Trix C. Cludlll, d•: sutrurtpttou1 oa.u, lJ.fll GEO, iiOBSIBI JER, Bnbr I 1 tie Hel'llerson; Mrs. Durward S. 8WidaJ' ueo. IIIJDIILEPORT - 8 room brlek, Bailey, Rt. .1 Crown City; Mel- c. l ~~.:Ulloa! 0 • I \i baths, lull buemenl, bot AIR <X>NDmONING Refrlger- vin 0. Johnson, Pt.-- Pleasant; 1 ~ me IHIVfbbUOD I1Adltl5iq water beat, wan to wan carallon service. Jack's Refrig- Latha T Bennett Rt. 3 Leon nmpleiJ BJ Jlall, CUrlol' or OUMr Dall1' Ni ......s.r •. peting. Brick garqe. eration, New Haven. bone W. VL j Melvin R Johnson, Pt. 1. 'l'otlll DliUibUUDII: DallJ I~ POMEROY - 7 room brick, 1182-20'19. 4 e lie Pleasant; Cecil T. Martin, West ea~:::17u... lAft.o()\W, balb, lull buement, bot .... Columbia; Mrs. David L. Hen- conled. IIPI&W Aftllr PltntiQ: Pldb' 1 . . . . . lO. ter heat, wan to wan carpet- READY • MIX conereta deltr· drlcks, Midelleport; Mr s. Har" - G. . .TGW: DUlr I,IDib IIU.ftllllr ered right to your project. old A. Reeves, Rt. 4 Pomeroy; 11•. Ing, llreplece. Bargabt $1111011.· MMr et Fast and easy. Free estl- Mrs. Roy B. Stone, lA~WtvWe; ,:~....... ....,... .,. 011 malea. Phone 1192-1284, Goe!!- Timothy V. Linton. Jackson; Fred Rtm.AND - lUJRAL - 4 'rOI&I No. CoPlll J'rll.dlf ~et leln 1lea!IY .• Mlr Co., Mlddl&- G""', I~ l!fi'S. 1';.,-llll_~r- - . - . Doll¥ ,.,_ .l~f\1"""' , . port, OhiO. 8 3t u. rison, J&ckBOI\; John RudOf_ph, ~Uoll: '1. . . . tbi,06ila . 08k Hill; Mrs. Charles D. Stu.r· .s..iuo IIG4 eamon. ~-- Yllil4ott$5011.00 Down. $3,11110.011 nu~~~r llllol: ~ ~ Jll!LEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD BUDCET PRICE furnltun! Oft gUI , Rt. 1 lrontoo; Mrs• Erma UMt dQ t,lll. our lhlrd lk>or budget shop. E. Nelson, Rt. 3 Albany; Mrs. a. 11a0 e.~= Dllllr 1.0111: A!JSOCIATBS ·-~ Bat.,. Fumltun!, Mlddltpclrt. Ralph E. Clement. Rt. 1 Kltt1 ~C."•~p 1114 arwa.uoa:_ Dall:r NNb: ~ Oldo. ' .• u. Hill; Denver 0. Canter, Jack- D.IMI J::"' Sales OpportiDilty WE are aeeking 2 representaHOUSE in HarrisonvUie. Five P'OR TRADE Cash for 111>tives in this area for career rooms. bath, utility room, tlq18. WUIIIIm Ramm, Midopportunity. cellar, gas furnace. Call 992dleport I-Ja.30ip • $600 month guarantee to 3716. 10.1-litc start WILL DO -u,g at home •Training at Company es- PIGS - Ehtel Johnsoo, Bashan lllppen, poekets, pegging, Jll!ll"e Road . Phone 149-3957. IO.l-31p g, alleraUO!I!I, etc. • Promotion by merit Freddie Thabet. Maaon, 160 per cent inCOme from UPRIGHT PIANO, $25, baby 773-5651. <1-30-tfc established accounts bed 110. (mattress Included). Our representatives are hapContact Robert Parter, Phone RBPAIR, REFINISII, reeoodl- PY - they earn satisfactory 1112-M8'1. 10-1-3tc tlall J01f elubo, JGI!n Teaf«d. incomes. You, too, have an ~ exceptional opportunity to es1!164 DODGE lruck, 3-ton VID, tablish an lnenme lor life. Insurance recently overhauled. V'agll BACK HOE aud Dozer ServiL'e, Monday lhru Saturday AUTOMOBILE l"!ltll'lllel! beel Rul18b, Letart Falls, 0. Phone pond, halemenl, water line. Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M . 1147-2755. 10.1-11<! . eanceOed! Lost :roar operatIIIJIIIe tallk, R. w. O>wdery, RON LAUTI'AMUS or'• Ucenae? caD - . - . lAIII Jloltom, Olllo. 9-27-301c 446-43'11 • 1J lie 10-1-Stc 1965 MUSTANG, 11060. Call 192-3935. Gene Dodaon. SPECIAL OD groceries, live 16-1-6\p pereenl diBcounl on ord.,. of ANTIQUES, fUrniture, dllbel, IN Tlll COMMON PLIAI ~URT Ill 11t more ending Oct. 3. MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO m!llceDaneous. l!olrl. Howard VENETIAN BLINDS, all kinds, MARJORY A. IUUII, M lc G Market, lhr<e miles cecn, 800 w. Mabt St., P<mJe. and bOnd repair . Dale Wip- a. D. 41, ....th of Middleport on Rt 7. P•m•ntr, otlle, faJ, 1.e.lle PlalftHH, pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., lo-I-3\c Pomeroy. IO.I-12tc JHRY L. IURNL hmale Help Wanted IHtllet, t. JleJ.a, NUIU·Ohio, aDd A4drft• of l'ubroJ. 41'789. &be:r, lldltor IDd Mln&JIDI IWtol': P'llblllber. iuiNrd s. Own. I'!Dd· HOSPITAL NE.WS __ '';::~~ 0~ - Meehaak: •· ...,.u.n " ,.. ~~;""~~c-l .';' 110 Pomeror, M•ltll• Oblo 4&788. . Hao....,..n ., General Budnul OfflcM of the Pablllbllnz llO lltch&alc 8\rHI, Pom• Pomeroy Home & Aut .. • v\lii.... U»fAT ~ IWIS fli6! ... thrGUih 'J'rtd.u and Slllllb7. Over 11 One .D:>AILY '· CROSSWORD ' .' . -~ L~ ' (!liliilp ... - I. Jll'lOolla&' '"'li!O l.llow,wltb .• t,~l- . 10. lll>lio lf.Katal 141 ~ IIOullle' -: ·lillomool · IJlfl1l< l~iiiWIIfricll ----6 -N·- lJ, Biab at' . .... lll. ...... llllldlel merty 21-t.oqo •. lllxplaol.. IOWid 11. 811lp · 13. 21.8taalo ~ ,_.......... eadJai' a.w a - . 1J, Bllft)' lt.~ ZO. 'ftbatan -.. Umber cum tu""' _,_!.. u ~II. lfllcii tUileetrttiOd porllcieo · .-nn ae.ortme 2'1••2t.Hapn · ·and • others u.~.~veo~ · w-. -. 3S. Toml!Op .,. --.~. for helP· 35..1J9a""tton '....... ' . aa. Alwop fl, HOUII-. r.t ~ 31. &!Mitered , aide . n.- u: 1'1111 h I I II UFIN . <' ' PomerOy ; ' -., Fil'o' NO~ •:..J. .. . �{ ·~~~r:~~:!-.J~rr"' 46 fi.!. · !landoy an rondenouaed with tile reniAicl lruck ani tho wu ·l&tdiV prtee oC $10 to tl~ 111e borptn turned tnto a alllitloare. · Locked· in an unventilated truck van, the grwp was Cound MoNioy in San Antonio. One man was dead or sutroc&tlon. Twelve others were hospltalized lr<m heat e:dlausUon and lack of oxygen, with four In crlUcal coOOition early today, The rest of the group were charged with illegal entry and jaDed for questioning. bnmigratlon aiKI naturalizatloo authorities, who were lnvestipting, said the Mexicans had made their way across the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, driver who had promised to deliver u- to Chleaao r.. · iobs. They wore Cound locked In the truck parked outside a bulle· in San Antonio &f'ter residents heard poundllll! and yellq. Officials at Robert a Greene Hospital said Severlano Cervantes of Cuamio, Michocan, Mexico, died during the ordeal. Patrolmen Jack Adamson and Robert Rudewick were the first policemen to reach the truck. They opened the doors and later described the scene as ••UftbeUevable." "They were laying around like cord wood," Adamson said. "Three of them couldn't even . · oC a II rl4o ' ~~ ' hlB IIPOOCh. FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. • ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 ' PLEASANT POINI RESORT MEIGS THEATRE TONt<JHT THIIU rm;RSDAY OCT. I ·OCT. 3 "GVESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER (Technlcolor) Sidney Poi tier, ~encer Tracy Katharine Hepbern STOOGE: Malice in the Palace COLORCARTOON: Beef Fore and~r \. ADMJSSION: Bi;c and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. "We need them like we never needed them before," Cron-. kite said. McLuhan compared the u. S. struggle in Vietnam and Amer- ican struggle against "establishmenL" "Both actions," he said, .. are struggles without purpose other than the creation and maintenance o€ an image. 'I1le Asian war is like the frontier of the old American West which pro-vides Americans the chance ro show tile rworld and convince Lubert Theiss Dies Monday Luber! G. Theiss, of Great Bend, died MD::day at Votarana Memorial Hospital. He was born Nov. 4, 1877, in Olive Townahlp, the son of Henry E. and Amelia Blaettnar Thelss. Preceding him in death, besides his parents, were his wile, Adelaide Mcl<a,y Thel80, In June, 1958; two children, wiK: :lied In intanc.v, and two brothers and two sisters. &lrvlvlng aretwoaloters, Mro. Charles R. Yost and Mrs. Albert Paynter. botll of Racine. and a number of nieces and nephewa. He wa!l a member o( the Great Bend Methodist Church and of the Great Bend Grange. FWleral services will be held 1! 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Norris officiating. Bur· lal will be In the Dye cemetery at Great Bend. Friends may call at the funeral home a:zytlme. PUZZLED About Which Car to I ol "' - Humphrey (continued from 1) vice president WoUld ccament on the issue later today uatter he has had a chance to review the run text or the IIPOOch." In a statement Molllly,·Nlxon e>j)resoed asr..lment witll Defense Secretary Clark Cliftord' s themselves they are just as view tllat the South VletJameoe hardy as they were during the should take over the Oghtbw. frontier days of the West." He aald that •• presldert he McLuhan said student agita- would "advance this program tion on campuses Is "slmllar-in far. more vigorously than haa · that it too has no gmls other the present administration." · than seeking of Identity and Questioned on domestic issues image." in a Detroit eppearance, Nixon ''The major portion of today'& said he did not see . any violence in America is also a poaslbllll;y of 8J1eelftc llws that questioo of man seeking identi· could be used to curb campus ty," he said. "Modern Ameri- ani street disorders. He chided can man has become a televi- the Johnson administration for sion generation. struggles to not using the existing lG.w survive are little concerned covering interstate. movement with goals and purposes. The of Individuals Intent on romage of electronics has created Ill! riot. a new society which is a world In Chicago; third party of change that often has little candidate George C. Wallace meaning to the individual." motorcaded through the noon hour cr01'¥d on busy State Street as he kicked ott a four-day Attend Ad Sessions oorthern campaign tour. In suburban Cicero, he told a rally COLUMBUS (UPD - The Ad- one of the first Utlngs he could vertising Executives Association do as preatdent would be to of Ohio Daily Newspapers an- press for repeal of the Cederal nounced Mo~-thatJohnW. Gra- qM~n housing law 14 BD:I let them ham, advertisirc director of the know that a ~an's heme Is still Lorain Journal, had been elected his castle," president of the gl'Qll) at its A Wallace position paper weekend meetings here. issued In Washington ..Ued Cor Attending the sessions Cram industrialization or rural areas the Ohio Valley Publishing Ca. to provide training and iobUor were James Danner, Vernon De- the unskilled who are leaving Weese, Bea Lisle, Larry Boy- the countryside to live in er and Charlene Davis. overcrowded cities. Other developments: Edmnnd S. Mustde- Tho DeMAKES RECOMMENDATIONS mocratic vice prielldentlaJ.-eanoo A report of tile recent 101alon dictate deaerlbed Nixon as of the September term of srand "somewhat ot a modulated jury, filed this weak In Meigs 11 Wallace in his law and order Cow:cy clerk or court• Evelyn appeal to voters. ~'Mr. Nixon is Lucke's olrice, includes recomUke a surfboard rider ln the mendatloos that new mattresses be provided at the county jail, crest of a wave runniqJ with it plaotle be obtained Cor the mat- toward the shore," Muskle said tresses, a new cement door be In a Waohington awearance. poured and better ~ pro- "We need a man with a craft of. vided. Roos Norris was sranl hio own and a rudder with hio haiKI on it." jury foreman. Spiro T. Agnew- The GOP vice presidential caiXtldate, campaigolng in Toledo, crtUWARNING MADE CLEVELAND (UPI) - An or- cized Atcy. Gen. Ramsey Clark flclal of the Cuyahoga COunty for refusing ••to use the strictly Republican organization h a s Hmttod and careCUlly sar_.-dwarned that party commttteemen ed wiretapping that hao been aiding the ca:tlJ)algn of George authorized by ~esa ani approved by the courts." Wallace will be fired. soalled. ,, know which one is for you. Then, visit our Loan De· 5\ On New Car Loans ~ /4alional B Rk • .. (Conllnued triiD - ~nateonftnnaU~ TRIPLE TRACK-SELF STORING ALUMINUM STORM DOORS STOCKED IN 2 SIZES ·-• Pre-Hune-Richt 01 Left In Mill or Anodized Finish OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE •' ' .. ' devallatlng near tile Demlllla'1•.ed ZGIIe and blew lbe lili!alrera!l blitterieo to pieces. The two pilots reseueol was recovered. · :· aa .the Ulutod Stat01 chalked i.p North Vietnanlose gu!lnera · A apokeaman for the U.S. Ita .• moo alr loaa of the MDitary Aaeiotaneo COmmand also shot dlpwn an At llo'ltawl< aa1d 88\'en IJOldlere were wound- actlq ,81 art!llery ljiOiter Cor over' 'the IIOrth. Tiro oll!W M Jersey,' !II;JbOwka .wm\ loll, -entl,y ed on ooe bellcopter and throe the battleship USS but they paid dearly ro. lt. Tile by acoldeJil, llu'lng iandlnga were wounded on another. An undlaclo&ed number of wounded mlBhiY ship (lliUIIg ~ 16 Inch 'IIIII lak0olf1 Ill the Clol La! Air were believed killed In the rtnea from· tile targets she waa sa.. 1n Soutll Vie1Dam. Both ...,., A new i!lsn directing tra!llc to l'lbmeroy by the Unlo:: Ave. aceeas wlll be ereetod on the new route 7 by .pus soon, PresIdent Bill Grueser reported to members oC the Pomeroy Cham· ber or COmmerce Mend::y mr.. lng the noon ooaslon at Bellw• Restaurant. · Prealclent Grue::er oald State Department of llllhwa;rs olllelals have aaaured him the elgn will be erected as soon u It can be obtained from the 111sn making branch In Columbus. Mrs. I!Uel McKelvey, ::ecret&ry--r Cor tile GalllaoMelgs COmmunity Actloo Program, has l:eea In Chalnj:algn. m., where abe atta:ded O,E. 0, Grllll\00 Acoou:i:lng. nel tr!linlnl eourootllepaltW81k, Those attending the sesalon received baalc t'undaD!entalo Ollllvalent to throe ::eineotera of college accountll:s. The ca:roe waa deaign(MJ to cover a aew a.vatam of 'O.E.O. awroved aceow:tlnil metllidB and r8$111rements. Jt was the lut ft a aerIes ct. ~ tral::ID& oeoalon, tfr O.E.O. l:ool:kMpo;H. Richard G. Sayre, uecutlve :llrector here, prevlou::l1 - . ed a dlij' aoaalon held the Nationwide lim In COJumbua. DIVORCE 1\SKED Apetition for :llvorcohaobeen tued In Meigo C:::mt;y eommon pleas •'""1..111! ,Mar~ A.~. Rl> 4, PomeroY, l(alnat J..-!'l' L. Burna, Port Rue:a:eme, callt The plalolltt eliargeo sroa• ne~ lect oC duty and extreme cruel- Stolen Monday ); other · aetlvlty, c. E. Blakealee led a :llseuallon on vocaUonal ·school and technleal lnt:lltute plans for lids area. Discussion was alao eCndlctecl j:ertalJ:lng to the clearing of tile river bonk. Attending, In :uldltlcm to tile above named, were Marge Holfner. Bob Jacobi, Beulah Jones, ty, Richard Chambers, Jack Carley Elgbt guns were stolen In a burglary or the l:onle oC Mrs. Eu- gene Atld::e In RarrlaonvWe and at H.,.•. n,._:wwn•''" kind of s1ar--u~ ot·odw•g, . The specialstay.up iop ICl'Upulouo it iJlow ~ wrinkle or aag to develop. And HIP-POSE won't ride down. You get :dlthe beauty .of a panly hose and none of ~~proble"\8. It's more economical. N'ow you don't throw ·out a pair if one leg tu6o.- Aiod · . we've taken the panly away. Now you have the choiCe aglin to wear Whatever yo'(d like. ( ~ .. "'' No · ga,ten, DO attachm~nt• •at Jill "'ii~ ne•r "JIIP-~SE. Just unbridled, unfetter~~iniC)! ' Wouldni..1ou know we'd come ~p willi t~ . neweot? $2.00 pair ' 'i 80 a TIP TOP TAN-SKYSCRAPER BEIGE-NAVY PEAK BROWN-.SU.MMit PALE_:. TOWER TAUPE"' Elbe~f•lds fn ~~liieFoyi ADMISSIONS - DelnB t.w- rence, Rt. 1, l.oDg BoUomi George Batey, l4lddleporl; Clyde Cramlet, Racine; VlrJie Fetty, La::govlllo; Z.0111 Powall, SJ.rtcuse; Lewis Hu._.en, M:L Alto. DISCHARGES - Edward BarI<J!I, Gloria Prlce, Elmer •• lr" . roachlllg tni:l:li t.ounlc:cklt..Their Investigation IB .. t"''llm:ID&. The thief or tld:eves then wert a gun ca.e, .06 Crimes, a .22 automatic rille l!itb 1Cq10, a .30-.40 Cral& ride, 30-!18 riDe, .a •.410 al:ot&un. aed a .25 ealil:l-e,.Utomatle Bel· gl::m mal:e jju:;, AJicitl:er gun case w1s also opened and a. 25 ..Ubre automatic ploto!rAken. "h: othar ahorlra ·.~nt JACK RILL, CENTEI!, ASSIST ANT DIIIECTOR of the Ohio Ol!lee or Opj;ortunlty, COI::mbus, TuesdQ' night presented "Rural Service" awards ~ at left, H. E. Shields, Letart Township, aid Jigl;l, Richard G. Sayre, director of tile Gallla-Meigs COmmUDity Action Program. The award• were two of 18 presetted to individual residents arll one organization In Ohio in recognition of outstanding lndlvlclual and group contribution to eaorts to alleviate the problems of the poor in rural AmerlcL 1:.:;:.:: 1~. _. . . T Ah G .r ,ay .ln t ens nme , DJ T . Temperatures In Ohio will average helow normal ror the = : : : : / r o m Thursd::y lllgha wlll average In the 60s and lows In the 40s. Coolor Thnr::day and Frid::y with little d::y-to-<la.v temperature Nothing liut praise waa given the Meigs Marauder r - team by President Frank w. Porter andmembersorthe Meigs Htllh School Alhletlc Boosters at their r::gular weekly meeting Tl:eadi.Y evening. Porter, who has ,P1I)red tn 1&nd seen a lot of games, said it Wll!l change thereafter· the ll::eot r - pme he had ever seen. He added that as for as he Precipitation will total less am the boosters were concerned. the Marauders won a "tremendous than a quarter inch in west and :. lllfe takln!oYe~.~orlal vleiory" In their .line exhibition oC Coolball. He thanked the roaches Crom a quarter to a hair Inch HOflbltal by Pcm:eroy erne~ \--· t4e team It posalble Cor the Boosters to erpertonce In east port!nn, oeeurrl::g as lqlfldme:L The clrlver repwtedly \\il;rtdolD ea~· ilmember. .., shower• Thured::y and again IU~ I leg laceration In d . • ' · · . ' "" ' "ttie'!lrsfofthe week Br"* Lee a po;;sible cheek It waa obsened that the loc• lbbthorlzed CO.ch charles Chair . boDe heture. No charges were don ot the food booth should be cey to charter a Greyhound bus ~:::~& _:::r.x;:::~~m:~. mad. The a~oblle wae d.. :u!vertlsocl because 10 maey POO;-'. for the team to travel to lronmollahed. pie rep:rtod the)' were Ulllble to ton. Mrs. Lore::a Arnold, tress. find the newly erected otandL urer reported a belaneo of $1 _ Therefor"e, it is located on the 177• left of ani lacing ll:e otadlwn;i10 Mrs. Abbott named the !allowthe ..-. Mro. Groce Abbott, 1111! to work the rood booth Frigeneral chairman Cor the Cood day night at tho Meigs • Galli~. reported that sales have polls game: Mrs. Robert Crow, been going very well. ·chairman; Mrs. Bud Abbott and In other actions, the Boosters Mrs. Bob Burdette, co-chairmaDj Robert E. BoOgie of Racine, Mrs. George Morris, Mrs. How.. ard ~sh, Mrs. Al,pta Barr• teacher In tbe SOuthern Local Mrs. Liooel Boggs, Mrs. GleM School District, received a masHenaler and Mrs. Robert Elber- ter's degree in Edueation from Ohio University on August 31. Celd. SOn or Mr. and Mrs. CIWord Tho 111m oC the Melgo - Athens C. llelgle or Froderteksburg, game was shown by Coach ChanATHENS - Democratic counhe began work itt tda master's t)' chairmen IDcl campaign mor- coy. In February, 1966. He will btl Steve Van Meter. whO was indlnatOrs f!'OIIllhrOU8J;olltthe10tll c:ontlnulng his ecmcetlon at Ohio jured IIi the Melg::-Athena pme, COr;gresalonal :Qlatrlet mot In Unlvoralty l:eglnn1ng with tile is sUI! IIi Holzer HoBJiltaL Hlo AI!M!tia ~- nllhl to !orwatd Of llr. Harry B. conilluon ia improved, it was re- winter quarter. the ,Beegle hao taught In the Southported. Cre\i.O...for COr;greae. em Loeal School Dlltrlct Cor QVer. 60 Demc:craUc leaders at· tile past 11 years. Before com..,_. tllo meeting to coordinate lbll to the Racine achool, he cllatrlct.!lde C8ll\lball!ll plana for tailllht rour year~ at Portland. tlli: 'llnal live -ks;·~ . the ConIn :uldltlon ·to teac:lilng, llel·iir8'itl<llal rae.. I'OIItlo:: pOperl g)e works !l& a school bus worjt•luacurll!a•b3' Creinon driver tor the Southern d I 1ani .....ala'ror. iill:eafanet8IQI trlet ani as a deputy sherlfr Daniel E. Retilj 84, :lied ear-~ ean:ll- ' ~ .orpulsed. for Meigs C<:o::cy. He Ia a member of tile lolelgs eoo::cy Board :. 1'\:>meroy. ~ J!l;uie.W einer-\ ~ llaalth and· the Racine Magooey o$JWI' Wwored a call 10 aonle Lndp 461, F, and A. M. the 1o1me 1,2';50 a.~ Wodnel. . Belgle• s wlte, unda, , ia a ...... wu JOIII;nmore" ll Rio Grllicle Colwhere Bile Ia ma!OriDi In orrtval. • Clara ll!llc&tlon. :ldng Ss. • Ple.(lge by clot""' · wasiJI!I:lewaolens. . • . · ~n· l.old Set!lna.fSms-weter aJJtl dlleraent Creaps · . clottitis cleaiier : · > Humphrey New Issue Masters from OU Aug. 31st Democrats Plan Crewson's Race Candidacy Qaniel E. Rees or: Dies Wednesday ~":":rw:'trn hi~ at. )Enduro Seh,ed.uleil . Sunday by- ~y~t8 To End South Vietnam War B~· United Press lnternatlonal Vice President Hubert H. Hmnptlrey today called on rival presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon to spell out for the voters his program for settli~ the Vietnam War. Describi'Oi the issue as one of. the great questions Americans will be deciding next month, Hu:q:hrey repeated his ww that "an honorable peace in Vietamn" will be the first priority ol his administration if he wins the White House. Phe~: ;992-3741 290 H. Soc. Avo. Mlddlopoit, Ohio ' "I've spoken of how I believe thJs peace can be achieved," Humphrey said in a speech prepared for a JacksonvUUe, F1a., rally. "Now I think the American people deserve equal candor from Mr. Nixon." Humphrey 's pJ'OII'IID, which would start with a halt in the bombing of North Vietnam as soon as Hanoi sta>lted a sign of good faith, wao shan>ly crtUcized by Nixon Tuesday as possibly damaging to the Paris talks. Asks Clartfleatloo branding tile plan "confusing," called on Humphrey to "clarll,y his posltioo and make it clear tbat he Is not pulling the rug out tr<m under our negotiators. •• Nixon, Spiro T. Agnew, Nlmu's GOP mate, said Humphrey took away the "truu1> card" of running America's negot.lators by ird.~ eating a bombing hilt On easier terms could come in the next administration. Humphrey's rwmlng mate, Son. Edmund Muskte, told a NaUor:al Press Club loocheoolll W10hington that HUIIIPhrey'. mention of restoration of the i· ·.. Demilitarized Zone between the: ,~~·~, AKRON (UPO - Todl3's visit or George C. Wallace visit ot Wallace to the area was "kirll or a feeler to see how he stands .., in Ohio. 11 Talk To l1e Teal a "testca~e" of s\C)port for the 11 We eJQH!cted lbout 10,000 former Alabama governor in Ohio, a Bpokesman told United persons to bear Mr. Walllce when he talks at Akron," said Press International. Wallace, a thlrd parQ' presl· dential candidate, was scheduled tor rallies here and at Title Offi.ee Gets· Ca:Wn before leaving Cor a fwxl, - raising diMer tonight at $1.,355.50 in Fees Pltloburgh. Truman Wel>b, the Abron to the Akron-Canton are1. was area coordinator, told UPI the Southern District To be Represented The '""'rbtendenl ani one bolnl . member were 'auihortzed to attend a meeting on the fourcounty vocaUonol school Pf01108oo al Tiur::da!' at Rio Gnnde Col· leae recently when tile SOuthern LoCal Sc~ Dlotrtel Board of Education met. Rulli SmHh "WaB hired ae a teacher aide for the aoeond ani third grade• at tile !'.acloe El&o memary School. llorll Hensler ... sWetituleco::k 'll1e Jacoba Coal eontractfors,.. Webb. "If It Is a poor turnout, fUrther visits may be cUr.. tailed.'' Webb e>Plaioed thlt Akro:>o was consklered a "stronghold" tor Wallace, Carton largely because of the number or labor people In the area, ani less would be "a poor turnout." Webb said plana to hold the Cantoo rally In a parking lot outside the Memorlal AuditoriIDil were cancelled because they could not get permission to uao the lot. Th' rally was held Inside. "Mr. Wallace prefers outdoor rallles beceuae you ean't do too much with eciur TV inside," e;;plalnod . - e r aide. Plan otber stops Wallace plalllod vlatts lo two other Ohio C<lllllllwdties, Toledo on Thursday and Cle.eland oo any1hing 1 Vietnams was "Wustrative" ot :. · · I the sort of response the vt.ee . · -:~­ president would wlllt and nat : · ·: 8J1eelftc propooal Cor u.t .c re_,se. Democratic NaUoial Chair- · man Lawrence F. O'BI"i.en meanwhile sent a telegram to Nixon sa;ying that "If there Ia (Continued on po - 12) . ·, Wallace Ohio Muscle to Meet Test :llotrlct fii. the King Builders Supply Co. CARRIE NEUTZUNG, POMEROY, counted on by ::umer· ous groups as planilt and organist for their ptheri.Jws, was again at the organ Tuesday for the Dlstrtet II Pylhlan Sloters convention held in Middleport. Vocalist Cor the occasion waa Mrs. Neutztq•s daughter, Mrs. Lois Burt, also of Pomeroy. (See Page 11 Cor run accoon~l e · Beegle Wins • Automatic. Soak Cyele. heavily lOlled BIRMINGHAM, England (UP0 - A Blmli!Whom ho111 : Ito ,mo had been \'killl! fertility drug• becauae sbt l:..t DO •llll:hl! pva bh1h to oe~lets today by caesarian aecllon 1111 her 30111 ~ The children were four girls and two boys. They were ~]at Birml~ Maternlcy Hospital. A girl, the laat bOnl, dlall :obc:trlb allerward of Jhock but the doctor who deUvered them aald were in "really good condltlOIL" Dr. ArthUr Crooke, of near- ture, weighed Crom two to fOur by Birmingham Women'B Hos- pou;;do. According to tile Encyclopepital, oald the mother had been dia Britannica, the etaances ot under traatment with the Cergiving birth to. oext::plota'll .... UIIty drug gonodrophln, a pituiIn 262 blllloo If the - r haa tary gland extract. oot taken Certlllty plUs or Giber Crooke, who supervised the treatment, bas been active for modi..Uona widch would change several years in research with the normal odds. There have been other recordgoroOdJ opt:ln. ed births of sextuplets, but DO The mother was Mrs. $\ella· complete ael is allve. It wu the Ann Thorns, wife of a draughtsfiral BOXU:plet birth In E n g. man, who had had no chUdren land in 10 years oC marrtaJe. Her babies, born two months prema- N ~<:::!ty~~a!:~. '!~" 'Laud Marauder Snirit, •m;:;~=·;~;~~,;··~ IXOn Asked for His Plan ,..%at:.= The MeigoCOuncyC<blbbDIIIBionets approved reclassiftcadon of welfare department worl<er Emma K. Clatwortl:;y from elerk•tenoKnllher n to clerh-Jtenognpber m during their regular weekly meeU::g MoNioy. In other activllif, Ute commisaioners heard Mary MarUn dlB· cuss a cystic 11brosls drive pr~ posed in the county this year and transacted routine busiDess. Present were 'Commissioners Charles R Karr, Sr., board president; Ralph W. Our& 1 and Robert Clark, and Cieri< Martha Chambers. HOSPITAL l:w out a <OI'ner of a door and Rl. 1, PCbferoY, tra...U.. lOUth. In a 191!0 irillllel car, lo91 eootrol fOiindlllll a curve, ani went off 1110 r-.:1 Into an eml:a::lanent. The car roll~ O\'er onto lta top. Mba Jordan and~ paase::ger, Brenda IAe, CoDSt., Pomeroy, Recl1188ification or Worker Approved VETERANS MEMORIAL llid the B&E occurred aam• lbne Monday ntgh~ 'Entry into tho house was pined by 'break- broke wt a cJooro glaas In It and removed two .22 eallbro Sp~elcl'tlflea on 30. FIVE CENTS the.....,. ry. SherliY Hartenl:ach and Henry Roo!te 143 I~ front of ll:e Jack ~ realdence, wai ~ and Bob Wl::pjt. Mlddlflt)Ort ftremen were called MoiJda1 at 3:02 p.m. to extlnguilh a blaze at tho ClllrDrd Stumbo resld9ce, 406 South Slxth AYe. A· ftre ot undetermlned ort.gtn burned a portion of the oublloorlng under tllehomeandcauJ· ed extensive smoke damage. No esUmate ofloaaoehaabeenmade. reported Tl:esday by Meigs Cou::cy Robert C. Hartenl:aeh' o Department ani Bunau oC Criminal lnveotigatton Aaent Hennar: He:>o to d-- a..uei'ed - e r • and ~ !.oWl moatl7 In the 501. COoler Thuradljl a ferr .-ra mainly In t l • north. "'-" Five of Six Sextuplets Doing Well 8 Guns an Per-- cloidaeaa. a l!Ule cOoler, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . VOL. XXI NO. 113 plred. Will be Erected entint:- Devoted To The lnlere.~ .Of The Meigs·MUMHJ Area ' Takes Course • at e NEW YORK - ABOUT 75,000 LONGsHOREMEN todaJ .atruek"' porta from Maine to Texaa tut -rai maelllneey was alreod)' nillllll! to get them book to work under the Toft,.&rtley law. Members or the otrlkiDe Jnteroatloral l..oow•horomen's Aaaoclllloo (!LA), picketed on New Ycwk doel<f, hBlttlw the loidlll! ani unloadtlll! oC Crelllhtefl ani foreq ahlp pa88elll!8f& to handle illelr own luggage. The longohoremen 118lked ott their joba In Atlantic and Gull porta at 12:01 Lm., <EDT> ·when their eontnel ix- Mrs. McKelvey were ... • I) New Sign cralbef but ih~re was -no olfletal figure. Olle helicopter craohed and Wrneci, tile ;OCher force ct. ........,. alze lll!lbUebed units of the !98th Infantry Brlpde and WOIIIIded 28 Ameri- FO<IIa sllJlllorters· reluctlmtly conceded he probably was rilbt. For tile !!rat Umo alnce tile preJideney of Georae Waahllllllon •i'l11e Senate II 1 - to wllhhold eoniiJ'mlltlon of 1 )ltt&lde~ IP.uinltion for chief juadce," Sen. Robert P, Grlftlri. R-Mlch. 1 .aeclared to hla eolleogueo. Damaged by Fire Available In Mill Finish- Anodized Finish and White Finish ' News .Briefs Stumbo Home is Juat look ov•r th• new cars ... chances are, you'll partment to get an Auto loon, at low rates on convetti•nt termt. Fo.st, confidential urvice. ' llie newspaper, • ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS CUSTOM BUILT TO YOUR OPENING About Where to Get An Auto Loan ' ..... - 'arl over oarrled by it is just around the corner , and It's time to see KING BUILDERS SUPPLY NO PROBLEM ,1, (\11'1)... Cc!mmwdlt area where a U.S. Green l!eret ~· Tuoll!a.J shot ,dOri ~etal Foreea camp was In tho . tll_ne u.s. hellcopCer• .cart71ns !lllh ~ oC a olep by a North .ooldlera and Marines Vletnameoe . d!Yialal of 7,000 allllough tbe· alrerlft , man. A opoke.m.. .at Da Nang plainly marked with nd r±o.:. ul.d there were no injui-les. .... u.s. mllltaey IP>kitlinon Tile other two helicopters were U.S. Army medical reported lodo.Y. One hellc:opter """ a llarlrio evacuation hellcoptero CI.Ylni Corp, Cll34 Ullgnod to Ill' wounded m~ . 16 miles welt ct. wounded from the ThuoiC Due TJI!Il II¥ wllere a COmmwtlat ,ldvertlled ' a We all knowwhakha-ma-cal1- I ' .wen Aller all it is lovely now, and we could have several weeks of nice weather, But - - . 1.(;~ !' ehateto it ;, . .. SAIGON WILBUR SPRAGUE DIES Pomeroy emergency squadLODGE TO MEET Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F. men were summoned at 10:10 & A. M, will meet Wodne::day, o.m. today to tho Ra,ymond Cole Oct. 2, at 7:30 p.m. ReCrelh- reaideace at Laurel Clift' where mo::ts will be served and all Wllbor Sprague wu reported dead on arrival of the uniL maater ma1011s are invited. '' . .., WOitnd~d·Laden Copters McLuhan Says War Already Lost ATHENS. Ohio (UPD - The United States bas lost the war in VIetnam aiKI not¥ is bogged down ln 1 useless struggle without goals, Marshall McLuhan, director of the University of Toronto'& Centre (or Culture ad Technolog)·, told Ohio Univaralty studeJKs here Morday. McLuhan 1 n d CRS News Commentator Walter Cronkite were speakers 1t tile inaugurattoa of Ohio University's College ~ Communication. Cronkite called for 40 the socilllJI conscious rE!C)orter, the aclemitically trained reporter, the specialist, the analyst" in ' saturday. In between. the -.... dictate was to eJ$08k at Pittaburllh. lndW:opolto ani Now York City. Tho plamed Toledo stop D ated a controversY over U. giYiJl! of the key to the eli;J. Wallace alill's claimed Mayea' William Enolg:: refllaed to el.. the key to the clcy to the tor-. mer governor but an aldl to the mayor said no deel::l<ll tad been made. I "Humphrey aad Aanew wen both presented keys to city," said the aide, rel'errflc ,: . lo reee::t visits by the U.:. ' . critic standard bearer aad . . , Repui:ll..., vice prealdOIIIW ::on:ioee. "We felt that the _.,., Ill the oplrit oC lair pll;y, - m:re then hippy to provldo equal t r - n t lo all the ..... dida~s.' ' the Wallace ai611&1d. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 1, 1968 bryan randolph theiss