https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5f55b2f88013a66e59f672d0f50bcabd.pdf 136506a4e3365fb8339c89f98cf1c947 PDF Text Text { ·~~~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. �~~.~~~~~~~~~f~~·;~o..w~-~~J,1MI · Broadway · ~· ;:::~a,;~~tllot a e r1 l!oia topped out ~laliJ broujht ...oral let- time ., Prlnee C\llrmlfll. :Jon J'eiW•, lli,..l 1llolr .. .... ChrliAD,,;, AI ~ .oold hh fhnl,y ~ and hlci!ed io ~,. ' d~::;r lPim uolly I . ten otrorlnc !0 belp: Peter's James MaiClll will old bola, ·~r'· Ford, ere- two Jackie GteaiOil th11 Uor or ucan You Top This?," H11011 .••. Peul Bailey attend.. wiD turn OYer mueh 0( the JWal. ed a State Dap't reeepltoll In tloa 0( the l : t : T V version Waalllogtoe and W.s surround· 1D Peter ••• , old 11Senator" ed b1 10 many · dlgrdtarlea, one Ia eredlted bJI with ''lak· !ought bls Wlf throulh and wben Ina a btt radlo actor and making he saw the ·~~~Hello, Dolly" ltar, !omla and two . ~slater &IIIID ollor to IIlii ree.larl¥ 011 t h • Mike Douglu liiDw - balled ·Ill 1'111111 .... !lobby Hatfield, ... 0( C..eh !loW.-.. Lee lillllef•a Knot Creel<· Boboats, 1961 dO,. 'lbe Rtghteous Brua., alm man~ qas SiDIInlha F.K&er ... Ai Le Manolr, Frllllkle Lolne uid 1he he and wile Nan Grll' oold lhtlr Malibu home and bought a ertda- a comedian 0( me" •.•. It was on aaid, 11 With tbt1 crowd. 1 thought er.Evory female Olympics conteo- ••c.Y.T.T.'" that Peter origina.ted the '"Ajax Cauidy" eharacter whleb ~a~t him to Fred Al· lMI'I radio alley and thebigmonOil' that melted 10 owlftiJ In bls atrteken emerpney. u'J'he Man ln the Glau Booth'' la an emollon.crammed play and worlh ll80ing on Ita dnmaturgleal wollop alone - but llonal4 Plea11111ce a a its star tranJforms it .Into the most powerful drama on Broadwa,y •••• It's at the Royolo Theatre and Us theme on1,y IOUilda Uke oomethlng to .Uck - a.dually It la the most sat- lltflnl 1heatrieal event tn seaJODI •••• lt'a a dark farce filmai]J draped about the Elchmam caM; but it' a not the Eichmann euo and we urpntly adYtso any. CIIHI who auapecta Ita theme ts too rtpdalve for a theatJ.ical diver11m, forget 1t - it fa 1 fine " theatre. you were the bar.'' usett,y Ann Grove, who plays Joel Gray's mother tn "George Ml" ls younger than the star .... ABC-TV hao a Garroway In ita Mure: Dave subbed r o r DJck Cavett, with more TV tuneups to come .... Duke ElllngIIllO Concert of Saered Music will play the..ld!!!r.M_~gus. oldest in N, Y., Ocl 27. Great songwriter Harry Warren pta a Brazilian Gav't award lor his nne compositions ... Lindsay Hopkins' Coral Harbor, bit resort area in Nanau, the Ba~ hamaa, wlll beeome an airline's proper~;¥ with a SOO..room hotel cllo Rrst tiling .... Sen. Ev Dirksen's seriously ~to get the White House to cool the Abe "'If I lr.new how lo th•l lhol o•l ul lhere, I wouldn'l lie • radd)'-l'd M the t"lab tant WUl pt a '•sexual acrtenlng" and those In the doubUIII ...,I" clua wlU h etven an "autQmleal fxaminatioa." •••• To keeP u malei from mol!qUtll'lldlns the Olmlsler oex like lao! ilmo :.. One record nrm plnk.allpped 53 employe• for financlal FUIIionB plus the topside susplelon tbbae there more than 20 yean "ean't think yowtg any more." . . ··~~ coatiNG' 2~ lo aaf. · ,::~::o~~~T Fl81tl! ·:::r. ' While some oldtlme stara'are telling all their perverted pool In sex.oooks, ~lria Bl<motY has turned out "~lvla Sidney's Needlepoint Book" .... Nancy Parker of The Bronx: IBkl Ull why Ann Blyth doesn't make the gooslp columns: because she'l!l a fine lady woo raises kids, not eyebrows. Fortaa nomination. Chris Dedrick, who sb)gs with Actress Lesley Ann Warren the Free Design group on Pro(TV's "Cinderella•') and her ject 3 Record~, may be the next Jimmy Webb: a tnunpet major TilE DAILY SENTINEL at Manhattan Sehool of Music ~VOTED TQ IHnUin' OF he plays six Instruments, write~ IIICHAilD S. OWEN. PUUJIHEI his group•s material, arranges Cht"'-' TlnMIIIU. .._ """'...., *lb' - - ....., ... ,.. 0!110 Vllltt l'ulloii..,I!W ~,ttl~ PII..Wng Heating ~. Okla, tl?tl ........ om. l'llont IIWIK. F41t«lll "--.auf, fM4.~ d.ou ,.W 111 .._.,, !l.o a-...,. ' .: Rutlan.:'·~i'.~ . SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SVAC ONLY) TEAM ~ L T POP IIY&er Creek , •• ·.2 0 0 62 22 North Gallla , , , ,2 2 0 33 42 SouthweBie rn • . . I 1 0 20 24 Eastern • • • • • • •1 I 0 42 14 Southern ....... 1 2 o 38 68 Hannan Trice .•• 0 I 0 6 36 TOTALS 7 7 0 206 206 SVAC ANJi OPPONENTS TEAM w L T p OP Be'.avo e • • • • , •3 1 0 136 58 Hutfalo (Put) ' ,3 1 I tf 55 Wahama • • • • • o2 2 1 95 67 Kyger Crook , , .2 2 0 84 74 Federal HocidJlr .2 2 0 54 84 • • • • • • 2 2 0 50 ·r..86 F alrland Glouster • • • • • •2 2 o 49 55 Southwestei"D , , , 2 2 0 47 40 North all G Ia . , • ,2 2 0 38 42 Ale-....L.r 2 1 0 4g 58 .......u;r • • • • • • ., . -' . . ,. . . ROIF·'.COAiiiG ,.. · 5 aal. s.So · ,_: ~ ·. Nil'-! .....UtU. • • Cor other groupa and gets a hair- cut every three weeks; the latter could cool it all, these days, PLUMBING •"'" ........ :)1 CIIIU JW ..... - • ~ ...U.t, lUI, '""' ......... tu1, llr .._. lloMu • ...,. etrl"'er _...... ........ Ulal Onl lnOiillll fi.IMI • .,. 111111t 0.. rt1t HEATING ..... l'heneWY2·2550 "--rlpUGII ,n~ I.W.. ...., 'n-.s.. Charley Foster. Tiel 0 HILTON'S ~(Putnam) 13 OYSTER STE SAU A E••••••••• zs1b.1 Fl ••••••••••••••••••••• • p N •••••••• ean . . . Notes ·Pdcll Ellwtm Oct. 3-4-5 baa a. Zest•• Strowbeny ntsenes~:...".!~~---- ------------- 3t!;•· 55e RUTLAND • ST 3 Ho. 21\ 1 00 or Halves - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PUtnts 1. $an Diego st. (3-0) 3Sl 2. No, DaloJia st. (() .4) 30e 3 a, Nr!llrD ilJcb. (1) (t-0) em f. Kjl. (i) S, t - Aid (I) ~1"11 Waah. st. 7 N .Mex. il1plondl ~11oM Tech 10rko!Pia ii, AT R\11\AMD ; can Pea( h85 .H~t', Sllood 'ftom 8, e, .Cll0ilono6oa No.2 . eans . • Catsup, Hunt's. ___ ,;, ______________~:i:J9e Folger's Instant •o "'·1 •.19 .· . CM) Cl-4) .4) 2 "'-4) ,.-4 u! 21 1l92 SO 7f g~ ~: Cl-4~ 38 . SeeGi)d 10-ll. Arttutas lillie ~ 12. Montano 'Slate (34); l3. JTern Tau • Arllngton·(33); lf. plo 15, Morpn l' Cll): 11. Alcorn A&M (18) Fal : Slate (i'l} 18 1 w .';: clloll8i !late vie.!. ;.., tu<IIJ (IIi); 20, ll'lher state (IS): (. 2 $} . d ST, Ui~ CUPO-Faclo and 118Urel lor the 11Q World Sorlea: st. Lllul!l Cardinals, .J::. . _ eharntllons, ... - ·-At ,I ' I I I ;" ! ) r I \ ' ' ,l ·ilI . {. ..:' , ' , Fir ,, SMOKED HAMS Full Shank ~ HaH FULL BUn HALF.. ___________ lb. 6CX HAM CENTER SLICES---------lb. . 89e SMOKED JOWL-------------Jb,39e POLISH SAUSAGE------------1b.59e Cracker Buys of The Week! Streitmann's Town House Cracllers-- lb. bx. 39c SWtshine Krispy Cracllers • - - • - - - • lb. bx. 37c Nabisco Honey Grahams - - • - - • • - • lb. bx. 39c L:ow Calorie .STEAKS lib., zoz. packap ' .. . . . . Eye AW ~ 9 ~Z; ean · 2 --w . . lllternall~ h 1 8 h ,with , llr~ place ..vl!llililla W... ed Press school Cla11 A c:oacJiai,.¥Jnaa, lost records In perenlhesle: Tesm Fl>lnta I, Cory-Raw1011 (() (4.4) 138 2. l'l>rls. N. Dame (3) (3.4) 3. West Mulkinllum (2) (t-0) 77 4. Powhalao Cll Cl-1.1) Ml S, Norwalk st. Paul (I) (f-4) 37 6. Newark Calholle (M) 35 7, Leelonln (f-4) 3f 8. Riverdale (1) (t-0) (3-1) 30 9. Lorain Clearvle Cll (B.!) 28 10. Lorain st. Mary (3.1) 27 Second 10: U. (de) Edlaon and Fremont st. Joseph 2f each; 13. Me<hanlcsburg 21; lf .. (Ue) DelIa and Newbury 19 eseh; 16. (Ue) Alhland Mapletm and Allen Eaat 18 each; 18. Johnstown Mmroe 17; 19. (Uo) Mineral Ridge and - s k y st. Mary's 16 each. so Alfred Spcial Notes B. llaJilwl, Columbus. were vfsitlaa M.l. ~Mrs, Nor· w man eher, 1'l41Pers Plains. Mr. aDd Mrs, Dole Nel'iland, lola, Katlsas, open! . . . . . . . . . with Mr. aed Mrs, W•-P~--·~ Ruth Lerklns ·-'" the '"""" --· _. oDd with V"'• -~ u•--. ~' •• ~-• viDe. They - alao~ visited ~ Mrs. ..... Bailey• Cool·""• .... .~ .. .... .,:"!!!.e Court Wll Mr. 'l"s. Dlrrall COIIri. Mr, aDd MrL kiil>otll Dunn !:'rlace. """wr, "-'• aDd Holnrn-: tasovtnat.~ . !'- CIQ>, w. VL, .. ..... vtolt. ~ ..JIW MY. and MrL Ernlllett Stat- r-.. . ... Yi,tU.. .. , hem. VIda ~tber, aDd Den~~.' • PlaJaa, r_5:. re~k i '1: oi Nyitray Wins MAC Honor COLUMBUS (UPI)_, Bowling Green quarteehack J', J. Nyll.rl1 Is excepUonal'· ~er " cool ..wu pre..lD'e. In an almost ulilellevable performance against lloyton laot Salurday, Nyii.r11 either J)llsed or ran for crucial first downs 13 times oo third d-n V'l'l sltuottona, ult was the tlneat quarter• backing I've ... n In lllJI live years at Boolllng Graen," COI.ch Don Neblen sal·'"" "Not only waa his executioo Rawless, K.. Cory· Rawson Retam• · s T op Spot In 'A' p 0 II . COLUMBUS (UPI) - There boy are 146 • enrolled at Cory. Rawoon High School. forO! rls4l60y, thlo '·" '' Thllt'• an Indication of how popular the sport Is at the Blanchard Valley Conoolldlted u:.he.. Sc~. ~~~::~teaoumt communities or Cory and win Co over rey. Mlnoral Ridge aDd Mai>leton. Ashland Cooney, whleh ranked ninth and lOth last week, both scorocl victories but dropped from the top ten. Cory • Rawson switched to a ground attack last Friday lor a 16-0 win over Arcadia, morklng the Figllting Hornets' loorth shutout in as man,y starts. th~ ud II t1 utllldlai dlri111 u. nrnat ,,., tt .,... w. nttt •• app"''ri•u bullfttll ., Western. aaal ...... Ul blft IIMI r I II liGHT TO .. '. '• ,u.4 .wt~ u.. bin \ t1 UIIIIUtt appUeablt tt U foiJOil GD n Dt• 041~1.rl; :r-, ,u,nr.uue; Tim a..:. '"" ....... ~· '1};'.1'::'~:'.... IWI . , . . . alld •r ICII t1 llptlcli-- be allrllll ueo~-.,Oidl,tblldUIId41tt,.lllrl.llld• _... r . .BfWII, ~ oti_.ICf180 or ""'· H& R f1I rt.t f.On t ,._., •••••••••••••• , --------· 1 I I ' I I II 1 ,.,.,'RADI J;llN ~ 'J:JB'.fl..l ,4 D\. GAL"J\.TS 1 ~' II I 1 ::~~~~~i;~:E :.:;:~?Ets~7.£ :.~~YI:I~:~::-- II We11 Help You Get Your Car Re1dy F~r . Winter FiUilllf6 TRAOEa INSUlAMct PIIY, lif ~. ltateLIFI tl tl~ ro,., tau COl· toll• , Bentley, U:rry Spirea or Ohio a ad Tol edo s Jim Tyler. I I ~ 1&1&t lit Obio, ~~ 111 hr.a•aee, Certltlrtb tl C.pliwt-Ttll lklptrlottlldrmt llnriKt t1 lilt Stat.~.-nJJkd, ut Ollio, btrfllr (1111fta u.or1 II I I I A 1 1 70,000.BTU MARTIN_·---------$ I I Wd. . . . . .. .~~ I "" ''' ~• ..,.;. · I 50 000 BTU MAGIC CHtf : .~ •I firs; lng, Ohio, Sullda.y, lor sBCCllld with 58 points, didn't Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ather· pr.y last Frldoy nlglrt but still too aDd lamiiJ> of Lellrt, Ohio, pleked 80 points. Yloltedblsparenta,Mr.andMro. Milan Edison tumbled oot 0( Arthur Atherton........ the """-..-r• top ten b)o virtue or its 34Mr. and Mrs. ctarleaD. Woode 12 loss to alxth- rated Norwalk Ylslted Mr. and Mn Cherles SL Paul. 'lbe win lilted NorHudnlll and lamlly of _,. Alb- walk ~W ooe notch oo nrth. ens Sunday atlerDOOD. On SunDespite a loss and. a Ue in day evening they visited Mra. 1Gur decisions, Powhatan Point Sarah Woode at ~pers Plains, soared to fourth place. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell carr, Mr. other newcomers to the top and Mrs, Hirry Guthrie, Mr. ten were Newark c.thollc (No. and Mrs. Hol>art ~. and Mr. 6), Leetonia (1), Lorain Cloer· aDd Mrs. Cherles D. Woode, ol Ylew 9) and Lorain SL Mary this area, - - fllDeral oor- (10). vleea lor Maude While, held at Win But Drop the Jleorwall"" Clwrcl!o!Chrlst, RlverdiiA! allpped rrmn sevlast w-~ Iller_, oath to ei8hth deoptte Its 7~ a.. ......"' ""'"". - · ,, '" or -a.ber ll,IHf: Mllltt.I.....W. •n.oouu . Chester or . i~~.~~.~~~~~"a::J::: Bowling Green, Ted Kent State Marshall's I w~ek, be Glfered lor sale to the pWlle, II was dlsolosed Tlle~ bJ1 George Gillett, <o.o"Mier 0( teem alq with John O'NoiD and Potter Palmer. The owner• are exploring the posalblllty ol oll'erb)g a limited amount 0( otoek In the club to the publle as a result of tile iruPries they've had rrom pqllo lnteresled In lnYeotb)g In 1eiJure time activities. London, Ohio, led the defenalve -"-· i n "'e '" Redsklna' 28-0 ~-s• w 1'011111 over estern Mlehlgan. -, ..e 6 • root, 199 pounder mode II solo tlcklesiDC!'assisted on seven other stops. Top Defensive Showlog 11 Merv was the leader in our be I t de'ensive ' performance of the season," said C..ch Bo Schembechler. Nylira.y was !Oiected 11'1111 a field of candidate• wblch tncludoc1 v ernon King of Kent State, .Mar Bhall' s D1ckie Garter, Cle~ J.anj Dickerson of Miami, cratg Rader of Ohio, Toledo's Tom n..-A uun\:an and Dave HOOson ot Rawson are equally enthuslasUc Beoerve Halfback Dewey I when It comes to ldlowlng the Beach, a pencil -thin 5-loot-10 I Fighting Hornets, ) 129 • pound Ienior, got the 0(: Under Coach Jim BOrry, lensive call because of Neil I Cory • Rawson finished 15th ln. Schaller's muscle pull, and 1 the !!,.ted Press International routled Coi:.J82 Dllllln 17 0 • cosches football pqll . rtes years ago. The Hornets Beach's TD ruils were for" 22" I ImProved to seventh In 1966, and 73 yards both 00 illve I then vaulted to third laot year. pr.ys, Beach w~s an all • man. First Again chard Valley defenaive halfbo k I For the second straight week last season. c I they hold a firm gnsp on Cory • Bawson hss now won Place, 31 of Its last 32 games tncludlast the Hornets picked irw 21 by shutout. The Hornets' I liJ 134 po1nts and one first vote. only lou I&st season after eight In Tuesday's countdown, they straight wins was a !2-0 setearned 138 points and four nrat back to McComb. 111e two will place ballots. meet tn live weeks. 1 And for the secood week, Next on deck for COry. Raw· I ~~th" NEW YORK (IJPD-A- 2$ to '30 per eent 0( the stocl! In the Harlem GlcbetrotterB mllflt Nugent outpolled Joe Green . ~ , .Cias~ ~ gsn, Ohio. Worship services were held Sunday evening at 7:45 with the Rev. essto. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod, but he Pil¥ed t grest game mentall,y." Nyt•-· HOIIOI'ed For leadillll' the Falcons to a 2().!4 ll'ln over Dayton, Nyltra,y ~ WIS nomed Mid-American ConUtonee Bock of the Week. IJne honors wert to Mfamt•a Mer~ Nilgent. Nyll.rl1 ciCIQ)Ieted 16 0( 23 pasaes r~r 173 yards, 1ncludlJW a 25 - yard In add!tloo, tho senior 11'1111 Toledo ... ~ rushed for 28 ,.-'"'L He raced 11 yards tor another score. Nugent, a junior from New GLOBETROTI'ERS SALE NEW YORK IUPll -OOOoe Ooalln. a member of Baaeball's Hall of Fame. grounded Into lour double plays In a game, April 28, 1934. In lour cooaeeuttve umes at bat · VENTED GAS CIRCULATING HEATERS 75 S6t ' . ------- · 50 000 BTU MAGIC CHEF ' ·------- $59 . .. ·1 69 $59 , I I I I 1 1 KELVINATOR REF. 2 DOOR . KELV -----· INATOR REFRIGERATOR (APARTMENT SIZE)__________ $ H& R FIRESTONE I I I I I I 992 2238 1 I N 2N • I 1 ' DAVE. MIDDLEPORT O ' I ••••••••••• 1 -••••-•••--• HEAVY Durt Got Roady Fo• BONDED Wint•r DrlwlnQ , . , BRAKES EXPERT TUNE-UP C WIIEEL\1 INSTAU.ED SHocK ABSORB~RS INS1Afim $6.91 BATTERIES HIGH AMPERAGE . 4 YEAR GUARANTEE CHEVROLET 1--·~·---·----·--·--- Bir.d~s COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Unit- llamlln, W. Logan Elm 0 Mliler 0 TillS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY Alexander at North Gallla at Eastern .. ,jj: H(ijiU>!iliat Sou. 11m lrF!i1r!and IMfalo (Putnam) at Van, W, Va. HaMOn, W. Vo. at Milton. W.Va. Wahama at Ripley Symmes Valley at Crwn, W. Vo. SATURDAY llamln Trace at PL Pleasant B Gallipolis Bat Southwestern ZanesvUle Rosencrans at Miller ' 9.9~ Frozen Orange,(oncentrate c. B Delicious ICI aDd w,\ s.. WATCHING YOUR WEIGHT? ·Re• Barn Frozen · NOUie SlolhOih with • blrthclOY dililer horiOrtJv Audrey Smith and Howard Young. / Guests allelldlng were; Mr. and Mrs. Kemolh Dwm, Beaver, Po.; Virile Mora and Ollie Ylllll1tlo Pome~o,y; Edith Osborn, Keno; Mr. aDd Mrs. Howard YOllll(, .Paden CIQ>, W, Vs.; Mr, and Mrs. GN1h Smith and Kenneth Reynolds. Mr. and Mro. David Smith ""'lit the weeksnd at Columbus with Mr. aDd Mrs, Ted lll1inan aDd Pat Smith, who Is a student at Ohio State Universiey. Mr. aDd Mrs, Wl)'re Prince aDd Mrs. Shirley SWan were visitlng Mro. Raymond Emrtek and son. Leneuter. Mr. aDd MrL Junior lloenelg aDd famlb', Keno, and Mr. aDd MrL Charlet Cline lnd Baclile, ware Ylol~ Leola Sisson. Mrs. Gu,y Ha,ynian was Ylaltlng Mr. alld MrL RuueJl lllgley, Akron; Mr, and Mrs. Elbert Fltzpatrick, Mr. aDd Mra.· Boo Fttzpatrlcl<, Mr. oDd Mrs. Jim Walls Mr. aDd "-s. u-~• ,_ [AI&uo ehllilpionL . ~· ~Del_..... Beaver,__PL, and Mr. 1111 Mra. <baDij>lllna-euda- Howard YOIIIIL P!lden City, w. all. Va., .,a lha wllilkond with Nel'Firlt lkulcb lila- llaSioil-. ' dlum, st. Loula, w..-~. ~--· u-Mr, IDI1 Mro• .DaYid Hoatoa, -'"• - - 2 p.m. an; .Parkt •'"•- W V ware vlaltF ,..g 1111110 pltcbera- Decrolt, t"" and "· ,__ •••.,.. ...-s. HarU I Frlllk. MeLela (11~ st. lAulo. ~ -·{ ""'"'· PI lid> Glbaoa Q.Z.a). . or,~ IJ)ODI several -">-~•.:... •• ..tth and MrL ne...... -~ --*.• ..... ~~ ........•• !i"llllllj,\,S. ~ 8~,.,.,. . ClarenCe Dean · Seiieo Oildf..;;c....,lavored· • .>.' . ·- e visit- DtCrolt Tlpra, Am e r 1 e a a .. 9ass A Ratings e-· a. VAN CAMP'S . 3 Long Bottom College &tings ~ Jello, all flavors __________ ~----.s·~:.~·49e Potted Meat, Armour's ___________ 3 ~.::·35e . · .·· ROBIN HOOD :I 6 10% oz. VIENNA. ARMOUR'S 1 3 o 48 56 Symme;v'.U;.;: 3 0 28 129 Hannan Traee... 0 4 0 24 111 LAST WEEK"S RFSJLTS Soothern 22 Southwestern 12 Hannan, W. VL 27 HIMin Traee 12 Glooater 28 Eaotern 0 Wa.yno, W. Va. S2 Falrlalld 8 Belpre 40 New Martlnsvlllo 0 Walwna 46 Federal Hocking 0 Coal Grove 40 Symmes Valley and twins of Columbus, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ••ue. st• ....-~~~ • ..,:IS, n,.. ...-. tut. ••••••• Eastern Mr. and Mrs. Owen Anderson of Bashan called on Mrs. Vandora Knight Sw-w!ay. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Grindley ,., w. va.... 21 32 10 57 100 ~er 24 32 SOuthern ....... 1 3 0 58 118 .. .. ~....-lt1114~11..1~11111101Joe.ttLa AND Ulll Hannan, 0 IIIIIIII..Gillt(Mr, Inc=., U I:.. . . . . . . .... Yarto CIQ", ~ ... ,ork, !iub..,rlpllofl 111111: Dall,..... .., carrt• StmcUn8s SVAC .................. ANTHONY whn pi•,.. ' teadiQg eilaJqdons 0( the Southem Valloy AthleUc eonierenee will nillke the !bird delenae their tttJe Friday nlihf they travel to .Melp Coumyto~ with the Eaatem Eqlea. ' C..cl! Billy Kind! Eagles are 1-1 In sv AC pr.y, <lunwtnr Hamon Tface 36-f In the .... oon'a - - tad losing to North 95' EXC:. �~~.~~~~~~~~~f~~·;~o..w~-~~J,1MI · Broadway · ~· ;:::~a,;~~tllot a e r1 l!oia topped out ~laliJ broujht ...oral let- time ., Prlnee C\llrmlfll. :Jon J'eiW•, lli,..l 1llolr .. .... ChrliAD,,;, AI ~ .oold hh fhnl,y ~ and hlci!ed io ~,. ' d~::;r lPim uolly I . ten otrorlnc !0 belp: Peter's James MaiClll will old bola, ·~r'· Ford, ere- two Jackie GteaiOil th11 Uor or ucan You Top This?," H11011 .••. Peul Bailey attend.. wiD turn OYer mueh 0( the JWal. ed a State Dap't reeepltoll In tloa 0( the l : t : T V version Waalllogtoe and W.s surround· 1D Peter ••• , old 11Senator" ed b1 10 many · dlgrdtarlea, one Ia eredlted bJI with ''lak· !ought bls Wlf throulh and wben Ina a btt radlo actor and making he saw the ·~~~Hello, Dolly" ltar, !omla and two . ~slater &IIIID ollor to IIlii ree.larl¥ 011 t h • Mike Douglu liiDw - balled ·Ill 1'111111 .... !lobby Hatfield, ... 0( C..eh !loW.-.. Lee lillllef•a Knot Creel<· Boboats, 1961 dO,. 'lbe Rtghteous Brua., alm man~ qas SiDIInlha F.K&er ... Ai Le Manolr, Frllllkle Lolne uid 1he he and wile Nan Grll' oold lhtlr Malibu home and bought a ertda- a comedian 0( me" •.•. It was on aaid, 11 With tbt1 crowd. 1 thought er.Evory female Olympics conteo- ••c.Y.T.T.'" that Peter origina.ted the '"Ajax Cauidy" eharacter whleb ~a~t him to Fred Al· lMI'I radio alley and thebigmonOil' that melted 10 owlftiJ In bls atrteken emerpney. u'J'he Man ln the Glau Booth'' la an emollon.crammed play and worlh ll80ing on Ita dnmaturgleal wollop alone - but llonal4 Plea11111ce a a its star tranJforms it .Into the most powerful drama on Broadwa,y •••• It's at the Royolo Theatre and Us theme on1,y IOUilda Uke oomethlng to .Uck - a.dually It la the most sat- lltflnl 1heatrieal event tn seaJODI •••• lt'a a dark farce filmai]J draped about the Elchmam caM; but it' a not the Eichmann euo and we urpntly adYtso any. CIIHI who auapecta Ita theme ts too rtpdalve for a theatJ.ical diver11m, forget 1t - it fa 1 fine " theatre. you were the bar.'' usett,y Ann Grove, who plays Joel Gray's mother tn "George Ml" ls younger than the star .... ABC-TV hao a Garroway In ita Mure: Dave subbed r o r DJck Cavett, with more TV tuneups to come .... Duke ElllngIIllO Concert of Saered Music will play the..ld!!!r.M_~gus. oldest in N, Y., Ocl 27. Great songwriter Harry Warren pta a Brazilian Gav't award lor his nne compositions ... Lindsay Hopkins' Coral Harbor, bit resort area in Nanau, the Ba~ hamaa, wlll beeome an airline's proper~;¥ with a SOO..room hotel cllo Rrst tiling .... Sen. Ev Dirksen's seriously ~to get the White House to cool the Abe "'If I lr.new how lo th•l lhol o•l ul lhere, I wouldn'l lie • radd)'-l'd M the t"lab tant WUl pt a '•sexual acrtenlng" and those In the doubUIII ...,I" clua wlU h etven an "autQmleal fxaminatioa." •••• To keeP u malei from mol!qUtll'lldlns the Olmlsler oex like lao! ilmo :.. One record nrm plnk.allpped 53 employe• for financlal FUIIionB plus the topside susplelon tbbae there more than 20 yean "ean't think yowtg any more." . . ··~~ coatiNG' 2~ lo aaf. · ,::~::o~~~T Fl81tl! ·:::r. ' While some oldtlme stara'are telling all their perverted pool In sex.oooks, ~lria Bl<motY has turned out "~lvla Sidney's Needlepoint Book" .... Nancy Parker of The Bronx: IBkl Ull why Ann Blyth doesn't make the gooslp columns: because she'l!l a fine lady woo raises kids, not eyebrows. Fortaa nomination. Chris Dedrick, who sb)gs with Actress Lesley Ann Warren the Free Design group on Pro(TV's "Cinderella•') and her ject 3 Record~, may be the next Jimmy Webb: a tnunpet major TilE DAILY SENTINEL at Manhattan Sehool of Music ~VOTED TQ IHnUin' OF he plays six Instruments, write~ IIICHAilD S. OWEN. PUUJIHEI his group•s material, arranges Cht"'-' TlnMIIIU. .._ """'...., *lb' - - ....., ... ,.. 0!110 Vllltt l'ulloii..,I!W ~,ttl~ PII..Wng Heating ~. Okla, tl?tl ........ om. l'llont IIWIK. F41t«lll "--.auf, fM4.~ d.ou ,.W 111 .._.,, !l.o a-...,. ' .: Rutlan.:'·~i'.~ . SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SVAC ONLY) TEAM ~ L T POP IIY&er Creek , •• ·.2 0 0 62 22 North Gallla , , , ,2 2 0 33 42 SouthweBie rn • . . I 1 0 20 24 Eastern • • • • • • •1 I 0 42 14 Southern ....... 1 2 o 38 68 Hannan Trice .•• 0 I 0 6 36 TOTALS 7 7 0 206 206 SVAC ANJi OPPONENTS TEAM w L T p OP Be'.avo e • • • • , •3 1 0 136 58 Hutfalo (Put) ' ,3 1 I tf 55 Wahama • • • • • o2 2 1 95 67 Kyger Crook , , .2 2 0 84 74 Federal HocidJlr .2 2 0 54 84 • • • • • • 2 2 0 50 ·r..86 F alrland Glouster • • • • • •2 2 o 49 55 Southwestei"D , , , 2 2 0 47 40 North all G Ia . , • ,2 2 0 38 42 Ale-....L.r 2 1 0 4g 58 .......u;r • • • • • • ., . -' . . ,. . . ROIF·'.COAiiiG ,.. · 5 aal. s.So · ,_: ~ ·. Nil'-! .....UtU. • • Cor other groupa and gets a hair- cut every three weeks; the latter could cool it all, these days, PLUMBING •"'" ........ :)1 CIIIU JW ..... - • ~ ...U.t, lUI, '""' ......... tu1, llr .._. lloMu • ...,. etrl"'er _...... ........ Ulal Onl lnOiillll fi.IMI • .,. 111111t 0.. rt1t HEATING ..... l'heneWY2·2550 "--rlpUGII ,n~ I.W.. ...., 'n-.s.. Charley Foster. Tiel 0 HILTON'S ~(Putnam) 13 OYSTER STE SAU A E••••••••• zs1b.1 Fl ••••••••••••••••••••• • p N •••••••• ean . . . Notes ·Pdcll Ellwtm Oct. 3-4-5 baa a. Zest•• Strowbeny ntsenes~:...".!~~---- ------------- 3t!;•· 55e RUTLAND • ST 3 Ho. 21\ 1 00 or Halves - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PUtnts 1. $an Diego st. (3-0) 3Sl 2. No, DaloJia st. (() .4) 30e 3 a, Nr!llrD ilJcb. (1) (t-0) em f. Kjl. (i) S, t - Aid (I) ~1"11 Waah. st. 7 N .Mex. il1plondl ~11oM Tech 10rko!Pia ii, AT R\11\AMD ; can Pea( h85 .H~t', Sllood 'ftom 8, e, .Cll0ilono6oa No.2 . eans . • Catsup, Hunt's. ___ ,;, ______________~:i:J9e Folger's Instant •o "'·1 •.19 .· . CM) Cl-4) .4) 2 "'-4) ,.-4 u! 21 1l92 SO 7f g~ ~: Cl-4~ 38 . SeeGi)d 10-ll. Arttutas lillie ~ 12. Montano 'Slate (34); l3. JTern Tau • Arllngton·(33); lf. plo 15, Morpn l' Cll): 11. Alcorn A&M (18) Fal : Slate (i'l} 18 1 w .';: clloll8i !late vie.!. ;.., tu<IIJ (IIi); 20, ll'lher state (IS): (. 2 $} . d ST, Ui~ CUPO-Faclo and 118Urel lor the 11Q World Sorlea: st. Lllul!l Cardinals, .J::. . _ eharntllons, ... - ·-At ,I ' I I I ;" ! ) r I \ ' ' ,l ·ilI . {. ..:' , ' , Fir ,, SMOKED HAMS Full Shank ~ HaH FULL BUn HALF.. ___________ lb. 6CX HAM CENTER SLICES---------lb. . 89e SMOKED JOWL-------------Jb,39e POLISH SAUSAGE------------1b.59e Cracker Buys of The Week! Streitmann's Town House Cracllers-- lb. bx. 39c SWtshine Krispy Cracllers • - - • - - - • lb. bx. 37c Nabisco Honey Grahams - - • - - • • - • lb. bx. 39c L:ow Calorie .STEAKS lib., zoz. packap ' .. . . . . Eye AW ~ 9 ~Z; ean · 2 --w . . lllternall~ h 1 8 h ,with , llr~ place ..vl!llililla W... ed Press school Cla11 A c:oacJiai,.¥Jnaa, lost records In perenlhesle: Tesm Fl>lnta I, Cory-Raw1011 (() (4.4) 138 2. l'l>rls. N. Dame (3) (3.4) 3. West Mulkinllum (2) (t-0) 77 4. Powhalao Cll Cl-1.1) Ml S, Norwalk st. Paul (I) (f-4) 37 6. Newark Calholle (M) 35 7, Leelonln (f-4) 3f 8. Riverdale (1) (t-0) (3-1) 30 9. Lorain Clearvle Cll (B.!) 28 10. Lorain st. Mary (3.1) 27 Second 10: U. (de) Edlaon and Fremont st. Joseph 2f each; 13. Me<hanlcsburg 21; lf .. (Ue) DelIa and Newbury 19 eseh; 16. (Ue) Alhland Mapletm and Allen Eaat 18 each; 18. Johnstown Mmroe 17; 19. (Uo) Mineral Ridge and - s k y st. Mary's 16 each. so Alfred Spcial Notes B. llaJilwl, Columbus. were vfsitlaa M.l. ~Mrs, Nor· w man eher, 1'l41Pers Plains. Mr. aDd Mrs, Dole Nel'iland, lola, Katlsas, open! . . . . . . . . . with Mr. aed Mrs, W•-P~--·~ Ruth Lerklns ·-'" the '"""" --· _. oDd with V"'• -~ u•--. ~' •• ~-• viDe. They - alao~ visited ~ Mrs. ..... Bailey• Cool·""• .... .~ .. .... .,:"!!!.e Court Wll Mr. 'l"s. Dlrrall COIIri. Mr, aDd MrL kiil>otll Dunn !:'rlace. """wr, "-'• aDd Holnrn-: tasovtnat.~ . !'- CIQ>, w. VL, .. ..... vtolt. ~ ..JIW MY. and MrL Ernlllett Stat- r-.. . ... Yi,tU.. .. , hem. VIda ~tber, aDd Den~~.' • PlaJaa, r_5:. re~k i '1: oi Nyitray Wins MAC Honor COLUMBUS (UPI)_, Bowling Green quarteehack J', J. Nyll.rl1 Is excepUonal'· ~er " cool ..wu pre..lD'e. In an almost ulilellevable performance against lloyton laot Salurday, Nyii.r11 either J)llsed or ran for crucial first downs 13 times oo third d-n V'l'l sltuottona, ult was the tlneat quarter• backing I've ... n In lllJI live years at Boolllng Graen," COI.ch Don Neblen sal·'"" "Not only waa his executioo Rawless, K.. Cory· Rawson Retam• · s T op Spot In 'A' p 0 II . COLUMBUS (UPI) - There boy are 146 • enrolled at Cory. Rawoon High School. forO! rls4l60y, thlo '·" '' Thllt'• an Indication of how popular the sport Is at the Blanchard Valley Conoolldlted u:.he.. Sc~. ~~~::~teaoumt communities or Cory and win Co over rey. Mlnoral Ridge aDd Mai>leton. Ashland Cooney, whleh ranked ninth and lOth last week, both scorocl victories but dropped from the top ten. Cory • Rawson switched to a ground attack last Friday lor a 16-0 win over Arcadia, morklng the Figllting Hornets' loorth shutout in as man,y starts. th~ ud II t1 utllldlai dlri111 u. nrnat ,,., tt .,... w. nttt •• app"''ri•u bullfttll ., Western. aaal ...... Ul blft IIMI r I II liGHT TO .. '. '• ,u.4 .wt~ u.. bin \ t1 UIIIIUtt appUeablt tt U foiJOil GD n Dt• 041~1.rl; :r-, ,u,nr.uue; Tim a..:. '"" ....... ~· '1};'.1'::'~:'.... IWI . , . . . alld •r ICII t1 llptlcli-- be allrllll ueo~-.,Oidl,tblldUIId41tt,.lllrl.llld• _... r . .BfWII, ~ oti_.ICf180 or ""'· H& R f1I rt.t f.On t ,._., •••••••••••••• , --------· 1 I I ' I I II 1 ,.,.,'RADI J;llN ~ 'J:JB'.fl..l ,4 D\. GAL"J\.TS 1 ~' II I 1 ::~~~~~i;~:E :.:;:~?Ets~7.£ :.~~YI:I~:~::-- II We11 Help You Get Your Car Re1dy F~r . Winter FiUilllf6 TRAOEa INSUlAMct PIIY, lif ~. ltateLIFI tl tl~ ro,., tau COl· toll• , Bentley, U:rry Spirea or Ohio a ad Tol edo s Jim Tyler. I I ~ 1&1&t lit Obio, ~~ 111 hr.a•aee, Certltlrtb tl C.pliwt-Ttll lklptrlottlldrmt llnriKt t1 lilt Stat.~.-nJJkd, ut Ollio, btrfllr (1111fta u.or1 II I I I A 1 1 70,000.BTU MARTIN_·---------$ I I Wd. . . . . .. .~~ I "" ''' ~• ..,.;. · I 50 000 BTU MAGIC CHtf : .~ •I firs; lng, Ohio, Sullda.y, lor sBCCllld with 58 points, didn't Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ather· pr.y last Frldoy nlglrt but still too aDd lamiiJ> of Lellrt, Ohio, pleked 80 points. Yloltedblsparenta,Mr.andMro. Milan Edison tumbled oot 0( Arthur Atherton........ the """-..-r• top ten b)o virtue or its 34Mr. and Mrs. ctarleaD. Woode 12 loss to alxth- rated Norwalk Ylslted Mr. and Mn Cherles SL Paul. 'lbe win lilted NorHudnlll and lamlly of _,. Alb- walk ~W ooe notch oo nrth. ens Sunday atlerDOOD. On SunDespite a loss and. a Ue in day evening they visited Mra. 1Gur decisions, Powhatan Point Sarah Woode at ~pers Plains, soared to fourth place. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell carr, Mr. other newcomers to the top and Mrs, Hirry Guthrie, Mr. ten were Newark c.thollc (No. and Mrs. Hol>art ~. and Mr. 6), Leetonia (1), Lorain Cloer· aDd Mrs. Cherles D. Woode, ol Ylew 9) and Lorain SL Mary this area, - - fllDeral oor- (10). vleea lor Maude While, held at Win But Drop the Jleorwall"" Clwrcl!o!Chrlst, RlverdiiA! allpped rrmn sevlast w-~ Iller_, oath to ei8hth deoptte Its 7~ a.. ......"' ""'"". - · ,, '" or -a.ber ll,IHf: Mllltt.I.....W. •n.oouu . Chester or . i~~.~~.~~~~~"a::J::: Bowling Green, Ted Kent State Marshall's I w~ek, be Glfered lor sale to the pWlle, II was dlsolosed Tlle~ bJ1 George Gillett, <o.o"Mier 0( teem alq with John O'NoiD and Potter Palmer. The owner• are exploring the posalblllty ol oll'erb)g a limited amount 0( otoek In the club to the publle as a result of tile iruPries they've had rrom pqllo lnteresled In lnYeotb)g In 1eiJure time activities. London, Ohio, led the defenalve -"-· i n "'e '" Redsklna' 28-0 ~-s• w 1'011111 over estern Mlehlgan. -, ..e 6 • root, 199 pounder mode II solo tlcklesiDC!'assisted on seven other stops. Top Defensive Showlog 11 Merv was the leader in our be I t de'ensive ' performance of the season," said C..ch Bo Schembechler. Nylira.y was !Oiected 11'1111 a field of candidate• wblch tncludoc1 v ernon King of Kent State, .Mar Bhall' s D1ckie Garter, Cle~ J.anj Dickerson of Miami, cratg Rader of Ohio, Toledo's Tom n..-A uun\:an and Dave HOOson ot Rawson are equally enthuslasUc Beoerve Halfback Dewey I when It comes to ldlowlng the Beach, a pencil -thin 5-loot-10 I Fighting Hornets, ) 129 • pound Ienior, got the 0(: Under Coach Jim BOrry, lensive call because of Neil I Cory • Rawson finished 15th ln. Schaller's muscle pull, and 1 the !!,.ted Press International routled Coi:.J82 Dllllln 17 0 • cosches football pqll . rtes years ago. The Hornets Beach's TD ruils were for" 22" I ImProved to seventh In 1966, and 73 yards both 00 illve I then vaulted to third laot year. pr.ys, Beach w~s an all • man. First Again chard Valley defenaive halfbo k I For the second straight week last season. c I they hold a firm gnsp on Cory • Bawson hss now won Place, 31 of Its last 32 games tncludlast the Hornets picked irw 21 by shutout. The Hornets' I liJ 134 po1nts and one first vote. only lou I&st season after eight In Tuesday's countdown, they straight wins was a !2-0 setearned 138 points and four nrat back to McComb. 111e two will place ballots. meet tn live weeks. 1 And for the secood week, Next on deck for COry. Raw· I ~~th" NEW YORK (IJPD-A- 2$ to '30 per eent 0( the stocl! In the Harlem GlcbetrotterB mllflt Nugent outpolled Joe Green . ~ , .Cias~ ~ gsn, Ohio. Worship services were held Sunday evening at 7:45 with the Rev. essto. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod, but he Pil¥ed t grest game mentall,y." Nyt•-· HOIIOI'ed For leadillll' the Falcons to a 2().!4 ll'ln over Dayton, Nyltra,y ~ WIS nomed Mid-American ConUtonee Bock of the Week. IJne honors wert to Mfamt•a Mer~ Nilgent. Nyll.rl1 ciCIQ)Ieted 16 0( 23 pasaes r~r 173 yards, 1ncludlJW a 25 - yard In add!tloo, tho senior 11'1111 Toledo ... ~ rushed for 28 ,.-'"'L He raced 11 yards tor another score. Nugent, a junior from New GLOBETROTI'ERS SALE NEW YORK IUPll -OOOoe Ooalln. a member of Baaeball's Hall of Fame. grounded Into lour double plays In a game, April 28, 1934. In lour cooaeeuttve umes at bat · VENTED GAS CIRCULATING HEATERS 75 S6t ' . ------- · 50 000 BTU MAGIC CHEF ' ·------- $59 . .. ·1 69 $59 , I I I I 1 1 KELVINATOR REF. 2 DOOR . KELV -----· INATOR REFRIGERATOR (APARTMENT SIZE)__________ $ H& R FIRESTONE I I I I I I 992 2238 1 I N 2N • I 1 ' DAVE. MIDDLEPORT O ' I ••••••••••• 1 -••••-•••--• HEAVY Durt Got Roady Fo• BONDED Wint•r DrlwlnQ , . , BRAKES EXPERT TUNE-UP C WIIEEL\1 INSTAU.ED SHocK ABSORB~RS INS1Afim $6.91 BATTERIES HIGH AMPERAGE . 4 YEAR GUARANTEE CHEVROLET 1--·~·---·----·--·--- Bir.d~s COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Unit- llamlln, W. Logan Elm 0 Mliler 0 TillS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY Alexander at North Gallla at Eastern .. ,jj: H(ijiU>!iliat Sou. 11m lrF!i1r!and IMfalo (Putnam) at Van, W, Va. HaMOn, W. Vo. at Milton. W.Va. Wahama at Ripley Symmes Valley at Crwn, W. Vo. SATURDAY llamln Trace at PL Pleasant B Gallipolis Bat Southwestern ZanesvUle Rosencrans at Miller ' 9.9~ Frozen Orange,(oncentrate c. B Delicious ICI aDd w,\ s.. WATCHING YOUR WEIGHT? ·Re• Barn Frozen · NOUie SlolhOih with • blrthclOY dililer horiOrtJv Audrey Smith and Howard Young. / Guests allelldlng were; Mr. and Mrs. Kemolh Dwm, Beaver, Po.; Virile Mora and Ollie Ylllll1tlo Pome~o,y; Edith Osborn, Keno; Mr. aDd Mrs. Howard YOllll(, .Paden CIQ>, W, Vs.; Mr, and Mrs. GN1h Smith and Kenneth Reynolds. Mr. and Mro. David Smith ""'lit the weeksnd at Columbus with Mr. aDd Mrs, Ted lll1inan aDd Pat Smith, who Is a student at Ohio State Universiey. Mr. aDd Mrs, Wl)'re Prince aDd Mrs. Shirley SWan were visitlng Mro. Raymond Emrtek and son. Leneuter. Mr. aDd MrL Junior lloenelg aDd famlb', Keno, and Mr. aDd MrL Charlet Cline lnd Baclile, ware Ylol~ Leola Sisson. Mrs. Gu,y Ha,ynian was Ylaltlng Mr. alld MrL RuueJl lllgley, Akron; Mr, and Mrs. Elbert Fltzpatrick, Mr. aDd Mra.· Boo Fttzpatrlcl<, Mr. oDd Mrs. Jim Walls Mr. aDd "-s. u-~• ,_ [AI&uo ehllilpionL . ~· ~Del_..... Beaver,__PL, and Mr. 1111 Mra. <baDij>lllna-euda- Howard YOIIIIL P!lden City, w. all. Va., .,a lha wllilkond with Nel'Firlt lkulcb lila- llaSioil-. ' dlum, st. Loula, w..-~. ~--· u-Mr, IDI1 Mro• .DaYid Hoatoa, -'"• - - 2 p.m. an; .Parkt •'"•- W V ware vlaltF ,..g 1111110 pltcbera- Decrolt, t"" and "· ,__ •••.,.. ...-s. HarU I Frlllk. MeLela (11~ st. lAulo. ~ -·{ ""'"'· PI lid> Glbaoa Q.Z.a). . or,~ IJ)ODI several -">-~•.:... •• ..tth and MrL ne...... -~ --*.• ..... ~~ ........•• !i"llllllj,\,S. ~ 8~,.,.,. . ClarenCe Dean · Seiieo Oildf..;;c....,lavored· • .>.' . ·- e visit- DtCrolt Tlpra, Am e r 1 e a a .. 9ass A Ratings e-· a. VAN CAMP'S . 3 Long Bottom College &tings ~ Jello, all flavors __________ ~----.s·~:.~·49e Potted Meat, Armour's ___________ 3 ~.::·35e . · .·· ROBIN HOOD :I 6 10% oz. VIENNA. ARMOUR'S 1 3 o 48 56 Symme;v'.U;.;: 3 0 28 129 Hannan Traee... 0 4 0 24 111 LAST WEEK"S RFSJLTS Soothern 22 Southwestern 12 Hannan, W. VL 27 HIMin Traee 12 Glooater 28 Eaotern 0 Wa.yno, W. Va. S2 Falrlalld 8 Belpre 40 New Martlnsvlllo 0 Walwna 46 Federal Hocking 0 Coal Grove 40 Symmes Valley and twins of Columbus, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ••ue. st• ....-~~~ • ..,:IS, n,.. ...-. tut. ••••••• Eastern Mr. and Mrs. Owen Anderson of Bashan called on Mrs. Vandora Knight Sw-w!ay. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Grindley ,., w. va.... 21 32 10 57 100 ~er 24 32 SOuthern ....... 1 3 0 58 118 .. .. ~....-lt1114~11..1~11111101Joe.ttLa AND Ulll Hannan, 0 IIIIIIII..Gillt(Mr, Inc=., U I:.. . . . . . . .... Yarto CIQ", ~ ... ,ork, !iub..,rlpllofl 111111: Dall,..... .., carrt• StmcUn8s SVAC .................. ANTHONY whn pi•,.. ' teadiQg eilaJqdons 0( the Southem Valloy AthleUc eonierenee will nillke the !bird delenae their tttJe Friday nlihf they travel to .Melp Coumyto~ with the Eaatem Eqlea. ' C..cl! Billy Kind! Eagles are 1-1 In sv AC pr.y, <lunwtnr Hamon Tface 36-f In the .... oon'a - - tad losing to North 95' EXC:. �.... f·.. {; 1\' .' Kroger White . _ """'" c.,.~rt ..t, The Kreger Co., Bread 1M I .... """' ••• 1111111, ,• ~- ~: Kroger · .Beg.'&·if)rip,' •. c·olfe!e: " . ./ Tide .. , . \";.'1~ 1~.,1,~-oz. .. CGiiB No. 2 Pie Filler --- 3 ·- $1 ' lb. CCIII ltofltr Str I I d lb, Honey ---- --- Vlaeic Sweet Sn4x DOMINO pUQ tANI! Smllcker's A s11orted P'tavt~rs Hamkt Sugar Luncheon Meat ~ ' 09 HYJrade Vienn1 Sausage ------ 4 3..,, Potted Meat --- 9 .... All p • .._ $1 Applesauce _-- 6 ~~~. ;:: Kroger Grade A Large Eggs Cheese ) : ; . , , . . so . , 1 'C A ".... 'I - !( ...... 89c ' .. • kra1er Cream StyJt Gold Corn --------- 5 1411. .... $1 THANK YOU FAilii:Y Whole Kernel Gold Del Monte Ettiy G•rden Swett ,. ' _. ------- 4 1·1b., l )cas .... 1.... $1 Corn L•cly Tebor C"ut Lody Tollor Whole & Cut - Pot:atoes ---- 3 .... 89c 1·1b.. 13-oL wlllotlolo_ .... ,........., 1 PKG. COUNTRY OVEN CHEESE CURLS ThMk Yeu Mixed Vegetables ---- 6 Pears-- ·--- 10 89c end purcha• "' .., z,.,..l(,._ Spinach ------ -29c IUNS $1 1 ..... "f'h eese .......... . 59c Mn. Filbert's Wll. . .l 3 1••. 99c ~ Hlk~. ""''· K"'llt' F - Slylo Floky . 'ts - 5 BISCUI · t.s .... 89c COlli ~ A...dale Chill, Kldnoy, & lultw Beans ----- 6 No·-$1 .... · A-It Pinho, Rod, Gl. No11hom Beans ----- 8 No.•$1 ~ Buoh'o Kolo, Turnip & MI... $1 Greens ••• - 8 !: $1 1 PIPSODINT CHOCOI A'R ~ICH · CoOkies ·$1 ;>lit.. ~.. -~~ ........ 'Coold.. Bags---- - .. 9 .- .... o~ :!~ 4S K..,.._Rvo,_, $1' Pumpkin Pie 2 ~89c . · -A - Voriity lmllf.. Couot!ry Cl.. AN Flo..,. Mn. lmftlll't Pie Shells _ 2 - with thh - ............ "' • .,. t ...... c-try 0.0.. OONUTI -~ Anlol - = ·"Luncheon Meills" S.ltclol ......... , ..... Pies ------· 3 ::$1 Embau, Strawberry , Preserves -----~··21• • 69, '~ Bq·logna ___ . ;: 69c Oour Morw ..... TOMATOES SalaDU• Coffee 99c ... _ 75c -·· - 'Carr(J· '""'""'ts --"'! ' 57c Romanoff ...... 47c ,, ' ' : :·t~-~-.,~- , ..._- --·· · IlTTY cROCKER 41.... .... f ClMko - . It- '70a ----- ,... ~. l - I b . 4k) - Plcolc . Fried Chicken ___ . _.!:.$1.89 K._.-W-IrMd Turkeys __________ . LNn, T- lb. -- 39c Volume No. 'I Now On Sale/ Cubed Steak __ . ___ ... $1.09 51 EXTRA TOP VALUII STAMI'S wflll this · - ""' ........... ., 3 lk. or mert Fl"'lll, l.EAN GROUND MIIATS Steak Thrifiy Brand Tenderay Brand Jowl _...___ ,., 39e III!XTRA TOP VALUI! STAMPS Willi 11111 olld purcha10 ol J 1111. ar ,_. K - Cauntry Clulo, Kwlck Kriop, & dii!Yo, or Decor Morw SIIC44 .. 79c ..... Bacon T11rtfly c-.... poll slAt) Pvro ---- v- lACoN Elp, 1015/&B ""· 79c poll ''Seafood Specials" I K"""'' Cooked Ham :; 89c HIID Whiting __ • _:: 99e 5I I!XTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wflll this ............. ., Any Siae ,.._......w CREST TOOTHPASTE Cod or Perch ':;. 99e .._ . Short..Ribs •• ._ . 49e ' Ltoo, • ., ...... • . Stew. Jfe:ef ·~ _; .: .89c .. ~ ' ..Pellh dJ ShrimiJ . __ :., $1.19 looP.. ' Fish Sticks _•;: 59c Well Trimmed Sirloin Steak -""' - ........... 5I EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS J """· PORK c-. ar Qlr. 511. PORK LOINS "' Thriftu Brand ll liXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS - _., Quaker Oats 55c wflll ""' .............. ., ..., 1411. otko. a.,..., Turiooy, . Burgers Quarter J!'ryers ____ . •. 39c ... a TENDERAY take• the GUESSWORK out of BUYING BEEF! 50-Ib. bag $1.69 MAXWEt.L HOUSE ~ "LuncM6n Meats" :=: 49c OourMorw- ............. " GA1NES . - Celery API'LES c'"" - Lard ~ - Pieces __ :! 99c .1...... Coni "--'• Loti~n ____ . :;-.. 58c .. a.. Cuotn· BolOgna _• __ .. 59c IIIXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS bot Sutor ~L 57c ,. Cake' ------- ... 39c ·Fresh Tolmu . .• ...b. • .,~ "llactm Special•" Mouthwash • :: 78c .............. . • ............ Jlkt. 48 Asptrin c 1 :.-:;· Weiners ____ 25 } lb. Picnics , _. •. --_--"• ..1 39c $1M lilt C.,• cal ' ~ Potatoes l Hair Spray __ Rolls •--•-- ""· 35c Citm. Loaf __ 29c lee Cream •• .,..,.1. 59c · Anom.l Plooon • J>ops -. 1l-ct. Tw10 ,.,. 'IA9c w- 1t1: Ill• Jv.t - · '•"""'lo Breads ____ 1:: 25c Mn. - · · Cutt.... F..... Wlloio " Toothpaste ~- DUPLIX, VANILLA, u. S. N.:_ 1, SIZI A ·' '- PU .~POS! WHITE II IXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS ......... qh. hr II liXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS , . . 3 . ...... l·lb COUf'ON II IXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Dinners lr.... MARGARINE Green Beans __ 7 ...;. $1 with 1111• - ~~ l ...l .. . Krottr Sfked AmtrkMt Fold --s.tf.Ritl,. w111o tlllo - ~ ~' Chnc. Milk - 3 . ----- 3 .... Cake Max ..._..... $1 Flour----- --- F..... - KROGiiR DAWN FRISH COTTAGI ,. • s.•. 55c bot Canned Ham ______ :::· $4.49 BANQUIT FROIIN O..C.. MiMI At md Variety S.lf.RIII,. Covnlry Club Pork Chops .. _______ lb. 79c . Del- a FMI frtJZM F111Dfi111 Ourtar lllctcl Loin 89c Ie ____ •3 u...... , ••• P.meapp .. GoW _ . ,.... lriss11e .......... . .-.... Smoked Ham . __ . -. • $1 Del Mente She«<, CrutMd, Chunk Meal ----------- ~ 39c Pickles ........... ~ Full Shonk HoH MusHiman Catsup 2 J..... 39c • ~,: ·· Hudson White & Assorted Colors Bathroom (Facial- 5 ?.00-ct. boxes $1) America's Finest EGGS/ Kreger Od -------- Pintos ... ' ....... . Dswn-FI'IJIII Dsiq Foodl '=· 89c Hygrodt Jellies ••• .• . . -. ion li• 1" . ., . .. r.,.,. l)~ft, ~ '\..,. .,. . S'{c . . I ,•, ~ •• ' , FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS! 49c 1ar u'f".• Kroger Accepts 8-lb., 1-oz. box ~,;.' .. Lucky LH1 Pv...... ' .Lucttu $olitii)re ~ SGt•• Oct. 5, 1~.­ :(!Jif~em. wiM/itg c/Jrfl• Sat;, Oct. 1-l,..; IIIJB. 'Nq 'i'URCNA:SB REQUIRED! . ...... ,.1~;. ;t• " . " · or - SUPPIIRI �.... f·.. {; 1\' .' Kroger White . _ """'" c.,.~rt ..t, The Kreger Co., Bread 1M I .... """' ••• 1111111, ,• ~- ~: Kroger · .Beg.'&·if)rip,' •. c·olfe!e: " . ./ Tide .. , . \";.'1~ 1~.,1,~-oz. .. CGiiB No. 2 Pie Filler --- 3 ·- $1 ' lb. CCIII ltofltr Str I I d lb, Honey ---- --- Vlaeic Sweet Sn4x DOMINO pUQ tANI! Smllcker's A s11orted P'tavt~rs Hamkt Sugar Luncheon Meat ~ ' 09 HYJrade Vienn1 Sausage ------ 4 3..,, Potted Meat --- 9 .... All p • .._ $1 Applesauce _-- 6 ~~~. ;:: Kroger Grade A Large Eggs Cheese ) : ; . , , . . so . , 1 'C A ".... 'I - !( ...... 89c ' .. • kra1er Cream StyJt Gold Corn --------- 5 1411. .... $1 THANK YOU FAilii:Y Whole Kernel Gold Del Monte Ettiy G•rden Swett ,. ' _. ------- 4 1·1b., l )cas .... 1.... $1 Corn L•cly Tebor C"ut Lody Tollor Whole & Cut - Pot:atoes ---- 3 .... 89c 1·1b.. 13-oL wlllotlolo_ .... ,........., 1 PKG. COUNTRY OVEN CHEESE CURLS ThMk Yeu Mixed Vegetables ---- 6 Pears-- ·--- 10 89c end purcha• "' .., z,.,..l(,._ Spinach ------ -29c IUNS $1 1 ..... "f'h eese .......... . 59c Mn. Filbert's Wll. . .l 3 1••. 99c ~ Hlk~. ""''· K"'llt' F - Slylo Floky . 'ts - 5 BISCUI · t.s .... 89c COlli ~ A...dale Chill, Kldnoy, & lultw Beans ----- 6 No·-$1 .... · A-It Pinho, Rod, Gl. No11hom Beans ----- 8 No.•$1 ~ Buoh'o Kolo, Turnip & MI... $1 Greens ••• - 8 !: $1 1 PIPSODINT CHOCOI A'R ~ICH · CoOkies ·$1 ;>lit.. ~.. -~~ ........ 'Coold.. Bags---- - .. 9 .- .... o~ :!~ 4S K..,.._Rvo,_, $1' Pumpkin Pie 2 ~89c . · -A - Voriity lmllf.. Couot!ry Cl.. AN Flo..,. Mn. lmftlll't Pie Shells _ 2 - with thh - ............ "' • .,. t ...... c-try 0.0.. OONUTI -~ Anlol - = ·"Luncheon Meills" S.ltclol ......... , ..... Pies ------· 3 ::$1 Embau, Strawberry , Preserves -----~··21• • 69, '~ Bq·logna ___ . ;: 69c Oour Morw ..... TOMATOES SalaDU• Coffee 99c ... _ 75c -·· - 'Carr(J· '""'""'ts --"'! ' 57c Romanoff ...... 47c ,, ' ' : :·t~-~-.,~- , ..._- --·· · IlTTY cROCKER 41.... .... f ClMko - . It- '70a ----- ,... ~. l - I b . 4k) - Plcolc . Fried Chicken ___ . _.!:.$1.89 K._.-W-IrMd Turkeys __________ . LNn, T- lb. -- 39c Volume No. 'I Now On Sale/ Cubed Steak __ . ___ ... $1.09 51 EXTRA TOP VALUII STAMI'S wflll this · - ""' ........... ., 3 lk. or mert Fl"'lll, l.EAN GROUND MIIATS Steak Thrifiy Brand Tenderay Brand Jowl _...___ ,., 39e III!XTRA TOP VALUI! STAMPS Willi 11111 olld purcha10 ol J 1111. ar ,_. K - Cauntry Clulo, Kwlck Kriop, & dii!Yo, or Decor Morw SIIC44 .. 79c ..... Bacon T11rtfly c-.... poll slAt) Pvro ---- v- lACoN Elp, 1015/&B ""· 79c poll ''Seafood Specials" I K"""'' Cooked Ham :; 89c HIID Whiting __ • _:: 99e 5I I!XTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wflll this ............. ., Any Siae ,.._......w CREST TOOTHPASTE Cod or Perch ':;. 99e .._ . Short..Ribs •• ._ . 49e ' Ltoo, • ., ...... • . Stew. Jfe:ef ·~ _; .: .89c .. ~ ' ..Pellh dJ ShrimiJ . __ :., $1.19 looP.. ' Fish Sticks _•;: 59c Well Trimmed Sirloin Steak -""' - ........... 5I EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS J """· PORK c-. ar Qlr. 511. PORK LOINS "' Thriftu Brand ll liXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS - _., Quaker Oats 55c wflll ""' .............. ., ..., 1411. otko. a.,..., Turiooy, . Burgers Quarter J!'ryers ____ . •. 39c ... a TENDERAY take• the GUESSWORK out of BUYING BEEF! 50-Ib. bag $1.69 MAXWEt.L HOUSE ~ "LuncM6n Meats" :=: 49c OourMorw- ............. " GA1NES . - Celery API'LES c'"" - Lard ~ - Pieces __ :! 99c .1...... Coni "--'• Loti~n ____ . :;-.. 58c .. a.. Cuotn· BolOgna _• __ .. 59c IIIXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS bot Sutor ~L 57c ,. Cake' ------- ... 39c ·Fresh Tolmu . .• ...b. • .,~ "llactm Special•" Mouthwash • :: 78c .............. . • ............ Jlkt. 48 Asptrin c 1 :.-:;· Weiners ____ 25 } lb. Picnics , _. •. --_--"• ..1 39c $1M lilt C.,• cal ' ~ Potatoes l Hair Spray __ Rolls •--•-- ""· 35c Citm. Loaf __ 29c lee Cream •• .,..,.1. 59c · Anom.l Plooon • J>ops -. 1l-ct. Tw10 ,.,. 'IA9c w- 1t1: Ill• Jv.t - · '•"""'lo Breads ____ 1:: 25c Mn. - · · Cutt.... F..... Wlloio " Toothpaste ~- DUPLIX, VANILLA, u. S. N.:_ 1, SIZI A ·' '- PU .~POS! WHITE II IXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS ......... qh. hr II liXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS , . . 3 . ...... l·lb COUf'ON II IXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Dinners lr.... MARGARINE Green Beans __ 7 ...;. $1 with 1111• - ~~ l ...l .. . Krottr Sfked AmtrkMt Fold --s.tf.Ritl,. w111o tlllo - ~ ~' Chnc. Milk - 3 . ----- 3 .... Cake Max ..._..... $1 Flour----- --- F..... - KROGiiR DAWN FRISH COTTAGI ,. • s.•. 55c bot Canned Ham ______ :::· $4.49 BANQUIT FROIIN O..C.. MiMI At md Variety S.lf.RIII,. Covnlry Club Pork Chops .. _______ lb. 79c . Del- a FMI frtJZM F111Dfi111 Ourtar lllctcl Loin 89c Ie ____ •3 u...... , ••• P.meapp .. GoW _ . ,.... lriss11e .......... . .-.... Smoked Ham . __ . -. • $1 Del Mente She«<, CrutMd, Chunk Meal ----------- ~ 39c Pickles ........... ~ Full Shonk HoH MusHiman Catsup 2 J..... 39c • ~,: ·· Hudson White & Assorted Colors Bathroom (Facial- 5 ?.00-ct. boxes $1) America's Finest EGGS/ Kreger Od -------- Pintos ... ' ....... . Dswn-FI'IJIII Dsiq Foodl '=· 89c Hygrodt Jellies ••• .• . . -. ion li• 1" . ., . .. r.,.,. l)~ft, ~ '\..,. .,. . S'{c . . I ,•, ~ •• ' , FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS! 49c 1ar u'f".• Kroger Accepts 8-lb., 1-oz. box ~,;.' .. Lucky LH1 Pv...... ' .Lucttu $olitii)re ~ SGt•• Oct. 5, 1~.­ :(!Jif~em. wiM/itg c/Jrfl• Sat;, Oct. 1-l,..; IIIJB. 'Nq 'i'URCNA:SB REQUIRED! . ...... ,.1~;. ;t• " . " · or - SUPPIIRI �. ''-~. ,, ~ 7·-.'l)le~'St~; ~~'"""'I!IOri. p.;·w~ ~ ~· t9ea. .' . -··.You· caa -· ·, :.Geti~a .~.·. : .··. Me~{·-V•I.ues at'MARI(v . ta ·• . ' ~· . · and on at 1110 ·oleiN ·<If the ,.,., on PT. PLEASANT - IJalta . Each ~- aiao eornod a tilt awards they won at the .,.. ~;- deall!llii!l .Pilch lor the ~ Mells-Gallla-Maaon count111 apec....., , faD eanrpo.ree It camp Klashuta occlslorL t was parenta Cllesler the .Pill weekend saturday nigh ~--···· 250 night and lj)pr•-~- ha~ been ali10UII<ed. b.Y nged The tamporee Wll arra Jdlo Whidey, MCM camping chairman· Garlaml Parsons, MGM teadershtp chairhal traini~ man; Tom Cassell, vice c rman of MGM c~ncU, and K e n Leikara advisor of EJII)lorer l Post 261. Pt. Pleasant. -ncUng Unit& am leaders 1"""" were Troop 257, Bill Knight; U Dennl • Troop 240 Ehl r206. 253, DJck 0 lnge • Troo Mike Mulford; Troop 2lo; P ; 246, Ed Ball; Troop. 248, a • Werner; Troop 239, Jun ~c~ Troop 214, Tomika~etc ' a Post 261. Ken Le n . Explorer Posl. 261ofPt. Pleassigned ant a Barry Cox were~~ in all III camp rangen to ftss ceremonies. . k'Jbe scouters en.Joyed a wee end of activities and the compek 1 all tuncdons Utioa . sy alem were was judgedeen 011 as pomt and proficiency awards were giv- ~ j'' ~ ~ ~..,·~0¥M•ot •October 13 ·tbe Eaotern Se~ Dllllrlct orRev. A. E. Miller announces pnlzed ldancll,y ·nlibl at Riverview El..,eatai-y Sehool no a r 8 revival at the ~racuse Church Reedsville eltcting president, aclllls arrived. All uolto ~..,.. o1 the Nazarene beglmlng Wed· Ross vlce-FOslclent, 0. erted 1 skit which was ~ by nellday ond continuing through l'emln8tlln· J... s .242 nd judged b.Y "spot. &mday, Oct. 13, with Rev,Jamea Troop a , tteri:lance S. Filth !rom Nashville, Tem., J, . ' c 0 N.;...land, YOUIIBi selected" m •....11 evangellll. Services will be ~eda1 awards won oq andWandaLarldna. · . • ntrt-and steel Uor nlgtrtJy at 7:30. a •In attendance were umts wer~.iction contest, 1'rcKv Rev. Fitch Is an onlainecl mlu0 nre by I the 4'Bllnd- lster in the Church 111e Naza- J Members L. ·Bulb, ROSI Cleland, C, • 261• a compass tor land, Francis llene<\llll. Rt.l'· totdoo compass course." Troop rene with international heed!Jw'· ew Fre<ker Jaoe YOIID8. Wanake grkldle for niP- tera in Kansas Clt;y, Mo. virginia Walton, Gor~14; a ~ ,_..... nl... contest, Rev. FHch began his millis•ckl seven-'"'"' '"""' de Zumbach, Mamie Headly, Troop 214; a match holder for rlre try in 19U after he attended le• BiaseD Doroii!.Y cashOlivet Nazarene College, Kankaby friction contest, Troop 206; a Helen Archer, DurCalloned He hu r~ an OO:ar, lawn folding chair for tile scout- kee, eec1, Ina Musar Cecll master lashed chair contest, evangelist througbout his minis- R 0 J B, F • UPTroq> 242· I wall plaque for ftre try He has b... ln!luenUal in well, &roid BriiiDOII Margaret by lricUo~ contest, 1'roc:CJ 26L 0;~ztng three new churches. Ell!a Carl Wal· The church and its pastor exThe moat honored award for Massar Leoena k nd the outstaDdi~ sen. tend a cordial wel eome to the ton, carolyn the wee e , lor patrolleftder award. was gi v- pJbllc . were served by en to Marty Yeager of Troop 253 her Dorollu< Caahdol· of MasorL Thls youth was unan:enVir-' Walton and Cook·•·• •·•·•c•·• imously selected by all person- r.·.r···s········o i •Ruth The next meeting will nel ~~~ng 00 the besis of his Oct.' l4 at g p.m. at Tuppers JU~.o~~S£ ·::: overall performance duri£1t the montary School Plains Ele ' entire weekend. - ad~t Clel~d; ...,..tory trea~~. Bonodum, ==· ~..,.· or N ';.~klns, ~ ru. i'~'i .· ··· ;: Pennln&ioo. ::'t~llell • Landon: ieota Ruth. Fr:=;r~s ~ ~ !Calendar! :•' I Mra. port R4. i .ton FRiDAY '' 7,30 p.m. nightly. PUblic invited. MEIGS HIGH School Cheerlelld· Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Walton ers sponsored dance, Friday, Meigs Junior High Auditorium, 10 to 12 p. m., following the Meigs-Gallipolis football game. The Jays will emcee. and son, Re\'. DOillld Wa1ton and !amUy visited Mao Y011q1, COI>dor st., Saturday, sept. 211. Hobart is a former Meigs COWty boy son of Fred Wilton of the Old, Town communit;y. They now reside in the Cleveland areL Set:oed Mra. Oral v. Cremeens, N~ m., . R. Bevan, HI. 3<CZ:,~~~11!:! DISCIIAR<l&'l GLI<iys HoweDo, .........,. 1 • Lill K, lllaoUnih\P,Jo!ra. WU• ot11Y McClelland, HI. I Vfntoai . !lam No Cnilckohluks, !IJ>wlrd A. Mra. Charleo W. Malldtiwo, Eu- Dalley, Mrs. Harold roka Star Rl; Edsel II. Durham, ·Mrs. Walter L, 1 · RL 1 VInton; Patricia ·A. Hudson. H. PL P 10111 nt i Mrs. Junes Ill•'"• Jlraa, Jr., Pt. Pleelllll; ~ 'rlliiothy v. Check 'These! ~ Mr~- LIIJipn. ¥ft.· """'. · ~ a Special Low Price! . ·wn. ::on:::: ~·· Edwin V. Jones, Jackson; Waller E. Clagg, Huollngton, W. Va.; William F. AIUzer, Cllelll>a:: Mrs. OkeyBelviUe, WWowW ' Miss Addie C. Baker, Wellololl; Roscoe E. Walker. JacksoniJune No Mullios, ~rlnglleld; Stoi>hen D. WUllams, Jackson; Mrs. Don R. Hurn, lrootoo ~ BIRTHS Mra Oral R. Bevan, ·- 2• Crown' City, daughter, 8:47 a. m. Tuesdly; Mrs. Clarence M. Jm. .DRESSEs··, BeHad Waistlines · Flared Skirts . . . . CUT-UP ,LB. y ......... $ Sl!loked-~ . •I•••••, ..........4 ~kat 69e up atyl11 In Mw faaho. ton , co lor~ and, prlnta for fall. Stz.. •• 32 to 38• . WUiard H. Smith 1D Clinton H. Smith, Helen· P. Smith, 61Ph s 00 ., ., FLANNEL SHELLS SHIRTS · Slzos 5-M·L . . '2 s lb .. .• . pkg Buena FOR McCieUan, Avis - 'PANTIE$. FUUZENRll HANDCR~FTED Market Report QUALIJY,,,, LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Steers, 18.75 Monufactu., .r" • ,,.clol 459.95' to TMHAWY•MNei- 24.10; Heilera, 15.85 to 22.25; Fat Cows, 15.75 to 18.25; ca... nors 9.50 to IUS; Bulla, 18.10 to 21. 75i Milk Cows, 15 to 150; {295 sq. in. vlewinsareal stock Cowl and Calves, 140 td 220: Stoek Sloors 15.25 to 25. 70; w 1 1nur color. Super Video Color TV'I larJ•It picture ' '4' 992-2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS ToOth MIDDtEPORt · Pas~.\ 39e Catsup.............. s~:t:.··1.00 5 00Corn . Pork' a·Beans••••8:.1~00 Sweet Pea'••••••• 6c!!! 1.00 Saltines.~::=•••••• ~4~:~~·1.00 Kldne~ Beans 8 c·~· 1.00 Apple Sauce•••••s c... 1.00 Margarlne••••••• ,S !~~· 1.00 Salt•••••••••••••••••••• -~.:·· 11~ Blue g:~59~ ................. YELLOW WHOLE KERNEL . . . can•1 pr. \ ·{ ; . 'C./ aa 71111. CUCUMBERS . . ••••••••••••• ~ bch, . 17• C-EL'ER· LARGE SIZE •••••••••••••••••••• ~ POIATOES.:·:-:~~ ••10 49~ 3-2 1•. •ags LAfiliE GREEN . 1. . . lb. .N.ESCAFE ilth ~ample . You Always Save More At Mark VOn "Scot Lad" Branded Items At Mark V Thrifty EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! 2 lb. OR INGELS FURNITURE . 2.59 pq. 44 EACH 18'' As Low As-369.95 10~50. unit.id r•· .... Hill alu hi cholc. of ,colors ond pattema. Ran1e Tunlnt S)oslefti. 5" X]" Twin-f:OM speaker. Zenith VHf and UHf 5~1ile Di1lt. So-•· the no'fo' •••ortrMnt. valt.tes to $5.H, twin ond full 9 ,..,.. television. Vinyl clad met1 t ablnet in pained Hetlen 19.50 ro 23.25; Stock Sloor Calves 23.25 ID 30; Stoek Helfer Calves, 17 to 26. VEAL CALVES - Tope, 37; 33.~; Mecfuan, 27.25 to 31; CGiiunon & Heavin, 26 ,,_... 11 known u aI iVJil•ble in COmpKI IJbtf! ~k ~~center or the l9 CHENILLE . BED SPREADS 231NCH AS LOW AS Slturdoy, SopL 28, 1988 BOOS _ 175 to 220 19.25 to 21 , Heavies, 16.25 to 18.10; IJ&I!II, 16. 75 to 18. 75; Flt Sows, 14.10 to 16.25; Boors, 111.50 to 14.35; Pits, 4.25 to 11.15; Stock - . 1 4. 25 to 22. CATILE - ISH past•l colore, ••••• 4 1014. too. bae Frosty A.cres Breaded · In wh'tte, ond OISorted Paul Smith, Josephine Smith to State of Ohio, Easement, Sut- zs lb. I lEAKS GIRLS RAYON T~ICOT pn. Ben E. Petrel, Addie E, Petrel to State of Ohio, Easemert, Sut- f 'R ''ftO• 15 \b. \. f\nest Qua\\'1 turfose ON BEST lUND FC-'lEN FOOD$1 McOellan. parcels, Salem, Mor- •• ~\\ 89~ FOR EACH Grueser to Jack Sltterfield, Jr., Clrolyn Jean Satterfield, pareela, Salisbury, Gu)' Swadley, Geraldine Swad- 'I StOl \.Ml \0 '"; "'' c. •. l2tz. •ha<l••·. p_lohl ~M·L. Thcma• M. Matheney, dec. , to Hcmer M. Metheney, CaDle Meth_,., an Hoffman, Delbert A. Metheney, Charles L. Metheney. Eaalor Melheney, Donald E. Mlltbeney, aftld. of trans., Salem. ~ond LUNCHEON MEAT ba9 Fine knil ah.lla in pnpulor fall 99 Oil>e. .II· LADIES' 100% PLAID Aue~rted colon.,~ " . ···' " ' _MAll V EACH pattoma, IIHI .. , DOG· FOOD SWIFTS lOYll DANE & lb. CALlfES.~.u··~·····~:·.39e Melp 16 cansJ.OO GRAVY TRAIN /1 SLABto. BACON••••• .;.~~43e • IAI'ETf 'JIP.Oit IWIICII Property IV DOG FOOD lb. . : } ean Streaked e WAU.'IDoWMI C'JJ II l J0-80 BRAND · - /1 The charter for the Womea's . BREAD s ·loaras FRESH FRYERS - ADAMS ' 16 oz. WEEKEND SALE!, TO SIGN CHARTER llell, lot, RoOMarvin StoDO to Earl Q. Teaford, Evelene o. Teaford, parcels, Rutland. Robert c. Hartenbach, Sheriff, Juneo F. Carter, VIrginia M. carter to J. a O'Brien, lot, ROUND BISCUITS can Ladles Freda Mae Holley 19, Glenwood; WUllam Lee C&pohart, 22, Now Hav... ond Sandra Carol Marshall, 20, of New Haven. alee Tucker, cert. Cor trans. , Oll'¥11. ' Pauline- Mar kino 1D Calvin 0 ' - SCOT LAD SPECIAL! SOt. Only Oct. 5 Tender ·Premier Grade Beefl! Clerk'• office. They are: Charles Russell Deal, 25, Glenwood, acres, LebaDon. . Marg A BarrVtill, dec., ID Lelia Brandeberry, Clarence D. BarnhW Clara Joholon, Nollie SWish· er, 'winfred A BarnhW, Carl J. Banlbill, Frieda Morris, cert. for trans., Orange. WiDnle B. Cblae, dec, to Ber· Tender Juicy Featuring · OPWARM'IH ley to . . D. Blazer, RL 2Gallipollo;S1Ap • D• .II.Jers, Mrl. Jnl onle A. HarroD, New llaw,q Mrs. "'*rl Prlee, Mill llot!iJ Spin.i Clareoce No Imboden, P<II!Or~ cer; F4wlll L. StoiD, .Mra. Cyo1111a A Fitch, Rt. I !lam. P; Workman, Nro. Robert, ADen L. Popoh, Mrs. T. Poleyo ·and lwt cmtn D. Rou8 , ~ · Grueser, . --~ Sueda7 at 2 p, m. at ll1e Ru11and United llsthocllst Onlrch. William ' ' F'~-.IC4rla, M, s. •· '• . ·Frale•, Hori.nl Grace, Je!•e ' .. I£ Jewill, Slia1'D No · ,-:-:='.1.: be signed .., . '"'' ,.r ~ 'k Society of Chrllllan Service will ' . . ¥t•· · ASK TO WED Pr PLEASANT - Two mar· rtage • appilcedolla have been Illeel In the Maoon c:'.ounQ' Circuit REVIVAL, HYSELL Run Free Molhodlst Church, Oct. 3111rough Oct 13, Rev. Delbert Allloon, Ch!illoothe, evangellsl Services . ' ·. J' :~ �. ''-~. ,, ~ 7·-.'l)le~'St~; ~~'"""'I!IOri. p.;·w~ ~ ~· t9ea. .' . -··.You· caa -· ·, :.Geti~a .~.·. : .··. Me~{·-V•I.ues at'MARI(v . ta ·• . ' ~· . · and on at 1110 ·oleiN ·<If the ,.,., on PT. PLEASANT - IJalta . Each ~- aiao eornod a tilt awards they won at the .,.. ~;- deall!llii!l .Pilch lor the ~ Mells-Gallla-Maaon count111 apec....., , faD eanrpo.ree It camp Klashuta occlslorL t was parenta Cllesler the .Pill weekend saturday nigh ~--···· 250 night and lj)pr•-~- ha~ been ali10UII<ed. b.Y nged The tamporee Wll arra Jdlo Whidey, MCM camping chairman· Garlaml Parsons, MGM teadershtp chairhal traini~ man; Tom Cassell, vice c rman of MGM c~ncU, and K e n Leikara advisor of EJII)lorer l Post 261. Pt. Pleasant. -ncUng Unit& am leaders 1"""" were Troop 257, Bill Knight; U Dennl • Troop 240 Ehl r206. 253, DJck 0 lnge • Troo Mike Mulford; Troop 2lo; P ; 246, Ed Ball; Troop. 248, a • Werner; Troop 239, Jun ~c~ Troop 214, Tomika~etc ' a Post 261. Ken Le n . Explorer Posl. 261ofPt. Pleassigned ant a Barry Cox were~~ in all III camp rangen to ftss ceremonies. . k'Jbe scouters en.Joyed a wee end of activities and the compek 1 all tuncdons Utioa . sy alem were was judgedeen 011 as pomt and proficiency awards were giv- ~ j'' ~ ~ ~..,·~0¥M•ot •October 13 ·tbe Eaotern Se~ Dllllrlct orRev. A. E. Miller announces pnlzed ldancll,y ·nlibl at Riverview El..,eatai-y Sehool no a r 8 revival at the ~racuse Church Reedsville eltcting president, aclllls arrived. All uolto ~..,.. o1 the Nazarene beglmlng Wed· Ross vlce-FOslclent, 0. erted 1 skit which was ~ by nellday ond continuing through l'emln8tlln· J... s .242 nd judged b.Y "spot. &mday, Oct. 13, with Rev,Jamea Troop a , tteri:lance S. Filth !rom Nashville, Tem., J, . ' c 0 N.;...land, YOUIIBi selected" m •....11 evangellll. Services will be ~eda1 awards won oq andWandaLarldna. · . • ntrt-and steel Uor nlgtrtJy at 7:30. a •In attendance were umts wer~.iction contest, 1'rcKv Rev. Fitch Is an onlainecl mlu0 nre by I the 4'Bllnd- lster in the Church 111e Naza- J Members L. ·Bulb, ROSI Cleland, C, • 261• a compass tor land, Francis llene<\llll. Rt.l'· totdoo compass course." Troop rene with international heed!Jw'· ew Fre<ker Jaoe YOIID8. Wanake grkldle for niP- tera in Kansas Clt;y, Mo. virginia Walton, Gor~14; a ~ ,_..... nl... contest, Rev. FHch began his millis•ckl seven-'"'"' '"""' de Zumbach, Mamie Headly, Troop 214; a match holder for rlre try in 19U after he attended le• BiaseD Doroii!.Y cashOlivet Nazarene College, Kankaby friction contest, Troop 206; a Helen Archer, DurCalloned He hu r~ an OO:ar, lawn folding chair for tile scout- kee, eec1, Ina Musar Cecll master lashed chair contest, evangelist througbout his minis- R 0 J B, F • UPTroq> 242· I wall plaque for ftre try He has b... ln!luenUal in well, &roid BriiiDOII Margaret by lricUo~ contest, 1'roc:CJ 26L 0;~ztng three new churches. Ell!a Carl Wal· The church and its pastor exThe moat honored award for Massar Leoena k nd the outstaDdi~ sen. tend a cordial wel eome to the ton, carolyn the wee e , lor patrolleftder award. was gi v- pJbllc . were served by en to Marty Yeager of Troop 253 her Dorollu< Caahdol· of MasorL Thls youth was unan:enVir-' Walton and Cook·•·• •·•·•c•·• imously selected by all person- r.·.r···s········o i •Ruth The next meeting will nel ~~~ng 00 the besis of his Oct.' l4 at g p.m. at Tuppers JU~.o~~S£ ·::: overall performance duri£1t the montary School Plains Ele ' entire weekend. - ad~t Clel~d; ...,..tory trea~~. Bonodum, ==· ~..,.· or N ';.~klns, ~ ru. i'~'i .· ··· ;: Pennln&ioo. ::'t~llell • Landon: ieota Ruth. Fr:=;r~s ~ ~ !Calendar! :•' I Mra. port R4. i .ton FRiDAY '' 7,30 p.m. nightly. PUblic invited. MEIGS HIGH School Cheerlelld· Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Walton ers sponsored dance, Friday, Meigs Junior High Auditorium, 10 to 12 p. m., following the Meigs-Gallipolis football game. The Jays will emcee. and son, Re\'. DOillld Wa1ton and !amUy visited Mao Y011q1, COI>dor st., Saturday, sept. 211. Hobart is a former Meigs COWty boy son of Fred Wilton of the Old, Town communit;y. They now reside in the Cleveland areL Set:oed Mra. Oral v. Cremeens, N~ m., . R. Bevan, HI. 3<CZ:,~~~11!:! DISCIIAR<l&'l GLI<iys HoweDo, .........,. 1 • Lill K, lllaoUnih\P,Jo!ra. WU• ot11Y McClelland, HI. I Vfntoai . !lam No Cnilckohluks, !IJ>wlrd A. Mra. Charleo W. Malldtiwo, Eu- Dalley, Mrs. Harold roka Star Rl; Edsel II. Durham, ·Mrs. Walter L, 1 · RL 1 VInton; Patricia ·A. Hudson. H. PL P 10111 nt i Mrs. Junes Ill•'"• Jlraa, Jr., Pt. Pleelllll; ~ 'rlliiothy v. Check 'These! ~ Mr~- LIIJipn. ¥ft.· """'. · ~ a Special Low Price! . ·wn. ::on:::: ~·· Edwin V. Jones, Jackson; Waller E. Clagg, Huollngton, W. Va.; William F. AIUzer, Cllelll>a:: Mrs. OkeyBelviUe, WWowW ' Miss Addie C. Baker, Wellololl; Roscoe E. Walker. JacksoniJune No Mullios, ~rlnglleld; Stoi>hen D. WUllams, Jackson; Mrs. Don R. Hurn, lrootoo ~ BIRTHS Mra Oral R. Bevan, ·- 2• Crown' City, daughter, 8:47 a. m. Tuesdly; Mrs. Clarence M. Jm. .DRESSEs··, BeHad Waistlines · Flared Skirts . . . . CUT-UP ,LB. y ......... $ Sl!loked-~ . •I•••••, ..........4 ~kat 69e up atyl11 In Mw faaho. ton , co lor~ and, prlnta for fall. Stz.. •• 32 to 38• . WUiard H. Smith 1D Clinton H. Smith, Helen· P. Smith, 61Ph s 00 ., ., FLANNEL SHELLS SHIRTS · Slzos 5-M·L . . '2 s lb .. .• . pkg Buena FOR McCieUan, Avis - 'PANTIE$. FUUZENRll HANDCR~FTED Market Report QUALIJY,,,, LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Steers, 18.75 Monufactu., .r" • ,,.clol 459.95' to TMHAWY•MNei- 24.10; Heilera, 15.85 to 22.25; Fat Cows, 15.75 to 18.25; ca... nors 9.50 to IUS; Bulla, 18.10 to 21. 75i Milk Cows, 15 to 150; {295 sq. in. vlewinsareal stock Cowl and Calves, 140 td 220: Stoek Sloors 15.25 to 25. 70; w 1 1nur color. Super Video Color TV'I larJ•It picture ' '4' 992-2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS ToOth MIDDtEPORt · Pas~.\ 39e Catsup.............. s~:t:.··1.00 5 00Corn . Pork' a·Beans••••8:.1~00 Sweet Pea'••••••• 6c!!! 1.00 Saltines.~::=•••••• ~4~:~~·1.00 Kldne~ Beans 8 c·~· 1.00 Apple Sauce•••••s c... 1.00 Margarlne••••••• ,S !~~· 1.00 Salt•••••••••••••••••••• -~.:·· 11~ Blue g:~59~ ................. YELLOW WHOLE KERNEL . . . can•1 pr. \ ·{ ; . 'C./ aa 71111. CUCUMBERS . . ••••••••••••• ~ bch, . 17• C-EL'ER· LARGE SIZE •••••••••••••••••••• ~ POIATOES.:·:-:~~ ••10 49~ 3-2 1•. •ags LAfiliE GREEN . 1. . . lb. .N.ESCAFE ilth ~ample . You Always Save More At Mark VOn "Scot Lad" Branded Items At Mark V Thrifty EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! 2 lb. OR INGELS FURNITURE . 2.59 pq. 44 EACH 18'' As Low As-369.95 10~50. unit.id r•· .... Hill alu hi cholc. of ,colors ond pattema. Ran1e Tunlnt S)oslefti. 5" X]" Twin-f:OM speaker. Zenith VHf and UHf 5~1ile Di1lt. So-•· the no'fo' •••ortrMnt. valt.tes to $5.H, twin ond full 9 ,..,.. television. Vinyl clad met1 t ablnet in pained Hetlen 19.50 ro 23.25; Stock Sloor Calves 23.25 ID 30; Stoek Helfer Calves, 17 to 26. VEAL CALVES - Tope, 37; 33.~; Mecfuan, 27.25 to 31; CGiiunon & Heavin, 26 ,,_... 11 known u aI iVJil•ble in COmpKI IJbtf! ~k ~~center or the l9 CHENILLE . BED SPREADS 231NCH AS LOW AS Slturdoy, SopL 28, 1988 BOOS _ 175 to 220 19.25 to 21 , Heavies, 16.25 to 18.10; IJ&I!II, 16. 75 to 18. 75; Flt Sows, 14.10 to 16.25; Boors, 111.50 to 14.35; Pits, 4.25 to 11.15; Stock - . 1 4. 25 to 22. CATILE - ISH past•l colore, ••••• 4 1014. too. bae Frosty A.cres Breaded · In wh'tte, ond OISorted Paul Smith, Josephine Smith to State of Ohio, Easement, Sut- zs lb. I lEAKS GIRLS RAYON T~ICOT pn. Ben E. Petrel, Addie E, Petrel to State of Ohio, Easemert, Sut- f 'R ''ftO• 15 \b. \. f\nest Qua\\'1 turfose ON BEST lUND FC-'lEN FOOD$1 McOellan. parcels, Salem, Mor- •• ~\\ 89~ FOR EACH Grueser to Jack Sltterfield, Jr., Clrolyn Jean Satterfield, pareela, Salisbury, Gu)' Swadley, Geraldine Swad- 'I StOl \.Ml \0 '"; "'' c. •. l2tz. •ha<l••·. p_lohl ~M·L. Thcma• M. Matheney, dec. , to Hcmer M. Metheney, CaDle Meth_,., an Hoffman, Delbert A. Metheney, Charles L. Metheney. Eaalor Melheney, Donald E. Mlltbeney, aftld. of trans., Salem. ~ond LUNCHEON MEAT ba9 Fine knil ah.lla in pnpulor fall 99 Oil>e. .II· LADIES' 100% PLAID Aue~rted colon.,~ " . ···' " ' _MAll V EACH pattoma, IIHI .. , DOG· FOOD SWIFTS lOYll DANE & lb. CALlfES.~.u··~·····~:·.39e Melp 16 cansJ.OO GRAVY TRAIN /1 SLABto. BACON••••• .;.~~43e • IAI'ETf 'JIP.Oit IWIICII Property IV DOG FOOD lb. . : } ean Streaked e WAU.'IDoWMI C'JJ II l J0-80 BRAND · - /1 The charter for the Womea's . BREAD s ·loaras FRESH FRYERS - ADAMS ' 16 oz. WEEKEND SALE!, TO SIGN CHARTER llell, lot, RoOMarvin StoDO to Earl Q. Teaford, Evelene o. Teaford, parcels, Rutland. Robert c. Hartenbach, Sheriff, Juneo F. Carter, VIrginia M. carter to J. a O'Brien, lot, ROUND BISCUITS can Ladles Freda Mae Holley 19, Glenwood; WUllam Lee C&pohart, 22, Now Hav... ond Sandra Carol Marshall, 20, of New Haven. alee Tucker, cert. Cor trans. , Oll'¥11. ' Pauline- Mar kino 1D Calvin 0 ' - SCOT LAD SPECIAL! SOt. Only Oct. 5 Tender ·Premier Grade Beefl! Clerk'• office. They are: Charles Russell Deal, 25, Glenwood, acres, LebaDon. . Marg A BarrVtill, dec., ID Lelia Brandeberry, Clarence D. BarnhW Clara Joholon, Nollie SWish· er, 'winfred A BarnhW, Carl J. Banlbill, Frieda Morris, cert. for trans., Orange. WiDnle B. Cblae, dec, to Ber· Tender Juicy Featuring · OPWARM'IH ley to . . D. Blazer, RL 2Gallipollo;S1Ap • D• .II.Jers, Mrl. Jnl onle A. HarroD, New llaw,q Mrs. "'*rl Prlee, Mill llot!iJ Spin.i Clareoce No Imboden, P<II!Or~ cer; F4wlll L. StoiD, .Mra. Cyo1111a A Fitch, Rt. I !lam. P; Workman, Nro. Robert, ADen L. Popoh, Mrs. T. Poleyo ·and lwt cmtn D. Rou8 , ~ · Grueser, . --~ Sueda7 at 2 p, m. at ll1e Ru11and United llsthocllst Onlrch. William ' ' F'~-.IC4rla, M, s. •· '• . ·Frale•, Hori.nl Grace, Je!•e ' .. I£ Jewill, Slia1'D No · ,-:-:='.1.: be signed .., . '"'' ,.r ~ 'k Society of Chrllllan Service will ' . . ¥t•· · ASK TO WED Pr PLEASANT - Two mar· rtage • appilcedolla have been Illeel In the Maoon c:'.ounQ' Circuit REVIVAL, HYSELL Run Free Molhodlst Church, Oct. 3111rough Oct 13, Rev. Delbert Allloon, Ch!illoothe, evangellsl Services . ' ·. J' :~ �>' l . { ' !iYJiilllllllol; .!'l-•rGf~i!Hdi.pq.i; ~!' Wpodo.Y, Oc4 2! 1968 , • . • , ,,. ' ~, " . ~; , . . . . . . \ ~HOMEWORK' ,, \ -~ ,, .. ~ : 2 SIGNS ® QUALm OP " nMI .-r W.nl tl• c...-cutl.,. 62 CHEVY U • • . • • • . . . . ... .. , • • , • • • •• • •• $699 • ,-r Mftt IHICMRt H NN M1 Hardtop Q)e. Local owner car, red finish, std. trans., radio. ,., ...,......... MIMMuM CM,.. Jk ~ • . . . .-1411 wlthM 11 ..,,._ CAitO 0P TNANill A OIITUAIV $1.11 ... ·I t WWIIII IU'IIftMfll', ... ILUID ADI .............. c...,.. .... .....,.,. O. .IH NOUII · • • I.IIJo .. lrM , .•• DillY ...,...........tu..., ~ ~- 66 CHEVELLE • , , • , •• • , , , •••• • •••• , , •••• $1995 Beige fini s h with spotless clean Int., law mileage, 24,000; by 1 Local owner, like new w-s-w tires, V8 motor, auto. , P. &. R&H. 65 GMC PICKUP • • , . . . . . .. . ........ ... . $119$ 8 Ft. Fleetslde, good tires. 6 cyl engine. Below market price. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN !!VIS. 1:00 P.M. "PPMIItOY. OHIO Nolb ANYONE INTERESTED 1D Ill Independent New Testamem llllpllll Cburdl eall 933481 'l'llunday at 7 p.m. Oct. S. A daaa 011 - ' winning 'Ifill be J J 11om the Second Baplllt amdl Of Ba.....-.1. 'I'IIERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday, Oct. 8, beginning at 1111011 at the Forked Run Spca Iaman Club. Everyone Is wolcome. lt-1-ilc wa ..... wltlla ears wep and aulbatlc. liluoD Car Wash. ..mee lllrly. Self ~ ,..y II'OR TRAllE-Calh lor .... llqull. William !Wnm, Mlddllpart. MHitp WILL DO aewlnl at home llppen, poebls, pegging, he!mntng, alteraUons, etc. IIIII. P'nddle Tllabel. Muon, Plloae 'I'IJ.I651. 4-30-lf< 9PJilCIAL on groceries, five ~ , dlseount on order of .!iqf ii more ending Oct. 3. . Jl 6 G Martel, three ml1eB south of Middleport on Rt. 7. 11).1~ ,, liAND EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jack's Club on Har· riiOIIvUle Road off Rt. 7. Country !DWIIc by Gayle McDonald and biB Drlflers. 16-2-31<: SAVE YOUR lawn, shrubbery 111111 your back. We have a new tren<her !AI dig yolll' water line. Henry Babr, phone • !ill or Roger Bohr. phone • ••. 16-:l-7tp SPECIAL SALES sllll in pro- IJ'ORS. Women and chlldren's e!DIIdng. Jeffers Clothlng 16-Uic Sian. VI/ANTED Sales Opportunity WE are Reeking 2 repreaenlallvel In lhts area for career opportunity. •fiOI monlb 8IJ8I1IIIIee to Nrt •Training at Company . ...... u- • PNmotlon by merit •• per <enl 1ncome frvm alabllshed a<COUDla Oar representatives are hap. py - lbey earn satiala<lory """'"'""· Yoo, too, have an acepttonal opportunity !AI eatabllah an Income for llfe. Mmday lhru Saturday Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M. RON LAtn'TAMUS 44&-me 16-1-41e ANTIQUES. fumlture, ..... ........,._ _ Kn. Bonrd Ceell, 1011 w. Jlaln St., Poll»...,. J..ll.lfe ... l ~- . Pocket To FaMily Sin• Perfect For You oro Gift ants lu~1et Sh" Male Help W•nted ForS•Ie For Sale or Trade Ulr INTERNATIOIIAL tnd, t IIJIIOd, It ~on, 11M aw.. a1e1, Ul7 Mustq 1-qllnder, .. IJIIId. l'lniDdlrf IWallable. Pllone IIUMt; Iller 5 p.m. l'llaae IIHHIJ. 108 W, Malfl , Pomerop 992-5896 l968 STEREO. lovely walnut console with AM & FM redlo. face brick plant. Year around, Reel ~1te For S1le Take over payments of ts.SI lull time, daY llhifl. Good O'IIIUDf 6 CROW per month or pay balance due hourly ralea, plus lncenUve QAI.TI' OOIIPANY 81112.55. Try II In your home. earnings. Paid vacations and MlDDLEPOl\T ~ Remodeled can 992-2838. 11-29-Sic boltdays. Free bunk house, 20 I'I!COIIUy. 1 """" lrllllll, 2 IJe4. nilles north of Columbus in a 1'001118, bath, balemen~ Door nlce commonlly In which to 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machlrle, furnace, 111 acre level groomd, slll!htly used. Does everylive. Ages It to 60 apply ID waiJ to wall earpellag, loll of thllll( without allaohmenls. Tn person only. The Galena olosets, paellng . •••.oo Shale Tlle & Briel: Co., Ga- ~ood condition; SS.23 net POMEROY INQlME PJIOP. month. or full price of $18.44. lena, Ohlo. lt-1..atc For free hnme demonstroll011 ERTY - S apartmonll, talw.,w rented, clooe to !llopplns, eall 119!-21136. 9-IU!c Help W•nted Appru. tl4G.IO a monlb illFEMALE GENERAL offlce come. 16.5011.00 worker. Experienced. Must be 'I'IIREI!! consecutive . l!l'llve Iota POMEROY - 1. llory lrlme, 1n Beech Grove. can or wrlle proficient wllb figures and balb, I bedrooms, pon:b, David Williams, 37 Rlvorskle filing. Callii9Ulll2 for appointbasement, ... Door furnace, Drive, Dayton, Oblo. .l ment. l6-!-31c MUST SEE AT t},l50.00. &-211-lllt IIENBYCLELAND I OIJke.-e,llll 8 FOOT by 7 foot overhead Public Sale SATURDAY, Oct. 5, 1968. 1 p. garage door, complele, (4 inch cleerance) f28, Brown's m. The followmg is a listing of Lhe Van E:. McDade and Trailer Park, Minersville, lOHtc heirs estate. The sale will be phone 992-3324. i1eld at the residence located in Portland, Ohio, one mile HOUSE in HarrisonvOle. Five rooms , bath, utiUly room, north of Stale Park ofl St. cellar, gas furnace. Call 99!Routt' 124. Foll<Jw sale signs. 3716. 16-l.stc Wring~r washer, table and 4 GEO. HOBSTET1'ER. BrGbr chairs, bedroom suite, buffet, POMEROY - 3 story brick oo sewing machine, two bookcas· PIGS - Ehtel Johnson, Bashan East Main. Ellra lot for es, three iron beds, wardrobe, Road. Phone 949-3957. lt-1-3tp · parldng. f5,000.00 misc. chairs. dresser, stands, MIDDLI!IPORT - A (Oinl! busrugs. kerosene stove, canner, UPRIGHT PIANO, $25, baby iness lot v;o.I!J![ec Your,.own pots and pans, dishes, , an~ bed fiU !melkella lnclude4). boss, go<id' liioom~; bu8lilesa tiques or collectors items. Contact Robert P8rker, Phone district. 992-3487. 16-1-3tc a APARTMENTS - Ten rooms, China closet . spinning wheel, trunk. bread bucket , brass 3 oar garage, out of high walamp, wash sland, two wood- 1964 DODGE truck, 2-ton van. ter. $12,000.00. en beds, sewing machine, recenlly overhaUled. VIrgil HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Roush, Letart Falls, 0 . Phone ASSOaATES ironstone, picture frames, -... lt-1-3tc hall trees, smaU coal stove, 247-2755. sYRAt'USE stone jars, misc. hand tools. Signed. Mary Louise McDade 1965 MUSTANG. •1000. call Ours. Terms cash. Carnahan 002-3935. Gene Dodson. Buslneu Servlcea 16-1-i,p Auction Service, J . Carnahan ·CURTISS l>reedlnl lel'\'l<4i ol and D. Smith. Not responsible 21 diHerent breedl, caiUe lllr· VENETIAN BLINDS, all kinds, for accidents or loss of propes or 4 breeds of goat budil, erty. Jim Carnahan, Rl. 1, and blind repair. Dale Wlp. by caJIJDg Parker M-DM, Po. pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., Racine, 0 . Phone 9111-2708. meroy or ftl'l-1151 CoolvUlt. 16-l-121c 10-2-llc Pomeroy. Ill lOCo PALOMINO MARE, can he r. For Rent DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher -FURNISHED and unfumlsbeol gtatered. ~- Pbone and truck servloe, septic ..27..., ana!'tments. Cloae to tchoo1. tanks, water lines, basements, Phone 99:1-11434. 111-!Jtfe also ' topsoll. Henry Babr, STEREO RADIO COIIIIO!e, 'phone ~or Roger Babr, speed lntennl>ed clumger, duFURNISHED GARAGE apartphone IIIIS-3958. 16-:I-!Otp al volume control, I • apeaker ment on Lincoln IIlli. UtlliUes paid; adulll only. Phone 19:1- liOUDd syetcm, loveiJ waloul c. c. BIWlFORD finish . Paymenta of fl.l5 per 3189. 11-J.i.lf< AUCftONI:EB week or $79.35. Cal) f9H211. Comjlete ..... t-21-etc 'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mnhllo . . . . 181.111 Court, Syracuse, Oblo .., Stata Roll I, ottlt STEREO RADIO, comhlnallon Rt. 124, Phone 19Z-31151. CIICt Ba. . .lt ' unit, wllb AM & FM radio; ~11-lfc I I lfe lwln speakers, dull volume control. Modern maple maple, FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM Balance S9UI or 16 p or AIR OON»ii'JJN!NN llefri&WAPARTMENT, Middleport, allon oemee. Jact:'• 'llefdto month. Call f9H218. 9-2'1-flc phone W!-3874. t-9-llc erallon, New Ha-. . _ ID-S'II. • • lfe TRAILER SPACE, ft8dy to GOOD 20 FT. 81:12 Furna<:e hook up. private, plenty ol dock, some 8.,. inoh round READY • MIX tulleleta deliYroom lor cblldreD !AI play. pipe and plenum, one pair ered 11gb! !AI JOID' proJeeL Phone 19!-39M. 8-14-lfc Chicago roller skates, men'a rut 8lld ...,_ rNe lllisize 8, with case, one 6 ft. mates. Pbone ll:l-!llt, .OoesTHREE ROOM HOUSE, bath. metal awning, all cheap. NorJela lleadf • MJs Co., MJddf4. phone Sam Arnold, Syracuse, man McCain, phone 1115-3505 part, Oblo. • • lfe 19:1-23110. 11-15-if< Reedsvllle. 16-!-3tc BUDGET PRICB furnllure 011 SMALL BUILDING. llze lO fl. . our !bird S. , bUdget lbop. Pets For Sale by t8 ft.. in good shape. Bater Purnltln. MJdmeparl. ~CHNAUZERS, Cocker&, PoodPllone 7f2.-IIM. 16-:l-21c C*o. f D lfe les and W..Ues 'Willie Scotllos', .... breeding llloct. lllrtiJ'OO Kenneta, Coolville. ONE USED Philco relriRerator SEWING MACIIINB8, NJi* 10t9ice, all mUM. WY S. 0. 45'11:1. l-11-3111e 125. 1965 Falcon, standard • . The ,..., lbap, , _ . shift, real nice, 1980 Pootiac, 4-door, automatic, approlderny. Aollulled 8laCtr Iaiii BASSET, SCOTI'IE. Westle. matfly too bales milled hay. and Solvlee. We SltlrpaD Schnaum', Cocken, W1res Sclaoro. ... Phone ~49-2173 . 16-:1-!lo and just pups. Barltaroo Ken- A sarles of evenlnt cla1_. ....uc ForSele !'HIHUAHUA PUPPIES, (llloM 813-2648, Portland. NMtc husband Heetor 18-ACRE FARM, I 1110m boule, hales hard work so be cleans halb, plenty of water. double l.naurehcle lbe rugs- with Blue Lustre. gorqe, 1111111 bern, 1!,-ee po, A~JIWmiJia Rent elictrlc shampooer .1. on sehool .... and man ...... . , dkCf Lalt JOUr ~ Baker Fumllore. One mlle from Rlllland. Pboae G(• ..,.., Cill -~· . . ~ 742--SOD. ...... HOUSE. TRAILER, twO be<f. room. 8 ft. r 45 ft .• complet8ly lill'll'shed. good condition, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ mlntallll'e, f/1 and up. ~ . ,, , $12110. Phone 91111-2128, e:denaervlee and pmlna. Pt.o . ~qlcl> naltoJialllod sion 53, days. After 7 p.m. IIIW441. 11 1 lie , tndp~~ lOS~~ phooe 99U2110. lll-2-8le . . ' ' ~~-~' HANNAH'S . ... .. ·. TO OUR CAMPUSES. •• · In do-l~pouraolf . u,. hoiSterlnl and Fvmlturo Repah • .Learn how 16 ,_. . .store old antl'qua furftltvre and how N build your own . S.cond • ., •. 1 Gollrpotts, Ohio -or Cal PP.O&LEM..,... .-GUAitANrEED- pfon. Visit tho first claSI without cho'9• or obllgo-- cm~.,. .1163 I;XP.EII:Y · $'~55 evening each w11k over o ,.rlod of 10 'IIMOkt for men or women. Small tuition ••r be paid on ,P•f'Mint tlon. For Information write tp Knotta Upholll•rlng at THERE'S ONL~ 0 . UNSOLvED Wheel Alignment modem llvi"IJ roo"' aulto froiiJ start to flnl1h . Clau~ 01 will bo conducted one PHONE 992-2094 IPotnercwHOI)'Ie & AUI·ol • Quality ConcretB.·. • Certified stJeri&th • Delivery ~ Quick SerYice • Finishin& . . E. . . . 446>2917. LEGAL .NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI Off P:ILIM -OP NIIVIti-TOaY AND AP,IAIIIM.IIT Tile Jrah of Ofl... fMIII C...... ,,.... C.ff or Aclm1alllntU or Ute uta~; to lllCII or tbll hliDw· 1111 u are ralden\s of tbll ltltt of , ClbJo. vb:-the .umvtq IIJIGilN• &M ••ext o1 ldD, t1w ~tarld v.DIIIr ' Ule IIIDJ; &Dd lo till aUoriWJ' 01' •" toornen repnjmUq IIIli' ol tbl at· OJ·emeaUoned ~aa: Wlala MeLaM, Tlappen P1alU. To th• ---- nolo, phone _116'7-3654 Coolville. 0 . Vlslt wllh us. 9-29-7tc NowlHATTHE SYNDICATE HAS TAK!;'-1 OVER OUR UNIVERSITIES. AND .JUS?!CE IS RESTORED In A Variety af Prins In A Vorl•tJ' of Size• • Sand & Gravel ~ 'DIAL !82-3284 ••JIU. GOEGLEIN C'Jhlo No. Yoa are IMNbr aoUfted U..t the tmeatoq aDd AppraiHmot cat ~ cctatlll of ta.. atoremeatkiMd. ,._ eeuM. lite o1 .aid COUftf;J, , . . fU. e4 la Ull1 cout. 8&t(J lll.nDleiJ' · IDt .Appralteatent wW be tor ....,_. I. . Social Notes ' ·~ ·' (-~ 1'l,,-.,-,-. ...,.,..-,, ,-,. -~,I, . "~ · " "-'r-t . J f I On the relllrn trip they called on Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yoot and family at SUgJr Grove. at the h'""'\)lf Thelma RenderBOn, with al atterklance or 13. The meettns, lD charge oC Net· called on Mr. G~YE~ presents !' Mr. and Mrs. ChaL D. Woode and MrL Arthur Atherton Sunday evening. Recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. lie Parker, president, opened with prayer by Genevieve Guth· Vere SWartz were Marle Hopkins rie. The hymn, 11 1bere Is A and son. Rex, of Dayton. Lola Fountain. .. was sungb,ythegroup. Knight end Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Yearly pledges for the siQ>po<t Knight and beby of Akron and Mn. Sarah Woode of 'fullpera ol the society were given. Tho Ministers' Wives Retreat Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Chis. D. Woode on Oct. 8 was metK!ooed and the and the Will- carr famlly eallaoelei1 agreed to help S14>portil ed on Sue Wonde at tjle VeterThe registration for the teaobans Memorial Hoi!IPital several ers' workshop was mentioned and times last week and. at the hothe dlacussed. r:l. her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. A new schedule Cor monthly Robert White at Keno where ohe meeting places was made out for opeat seven! daya after leaving 196~9. Helen Woode reported on the the hospitaL She Is ma1<tJw aatDistrict meeting held at CUnp isf'aotory recovery trom major Asbury on Au&. 29. NOUia Park- surgery on Sept 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrnd, er. Nina Robinson, ClaraFollrod, Stevie and Kalby, Clan Follrod, and Thelma Henderson also atNina Robtnoon and Mr. and Mrs, tendocl this meeting and addocl . ·-Clarence Hendaraon. Mr. and ~ents. !drs. Sherman HenderBCII and It was decided to have the proPIIJIOla, Mf. and Mrs. Lee Hol>lfOJD fa< the Weeko!Prayerand SeU Denial and tho charter meet- derooo and Mr. and Mrs. Harold ing at the next regular meetins: Henderson and lamlly attended a mUk a81oolation picnic at the on Oct. 15. lane or Mr. and Mrs. Ralph He,.. Merle Grtmth led the with the reading bl the lot cllap- denon at Cool~We, 0., on SUn-- .·. -=tot~~ ... ···. DAllY ;. · AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND ·4:30 P.M. Keeping Meigs :,, Galli a ' ond Mason Area ' ' Informed As Well As ;,_ Entertoin'ed . CROSSWUKD ··- p........., day. Sept 22, ter of Jd!n. 'l1te hymn, " Praise Htm, Praise Him," was S\11&. The theme ot the program was 14 PItriotlsm," taken tromTheChrlatian Herald magazine, wlth re&<t. lng and discussion. The next meeting will be held at the home or Merle Grtfllth on Tuesday even11111, Oct. 15, at 8 I p. m. with Grace Swarts and 'ntel· ma Henderson having charge of the program. '., ~~ Carmel News By the Day I The hostess served refreshBetty Van Meter, Margaret melD ol home made lee craam Am etarloton and Patrick, calland cake durirw the social hour. od on Alii Damitz and dllllhLynn Hecox, Burllrwton. boa, tera of P1111eroy on Moral.y eve"" has returned home after ~ UV. Ins several weeks In the vtclntQClan Pierce of Athens, Laura collecting data lor the cCiq)lllng Circle of •Doreas Ylsl'*l Maey of a history of the Hecox llamlb Clrtle an ft~ · which he has been working aa lor Eim!o .Brl~r al.! lll:tt)' v.... the past three years. He Ia a ~r ,Mtended,. ia '-"onil'i., cwoln or Harry Guthrie. at 51/ ~ ~. ··~ a!ao Mr. and Mrs. Everett BilleD ~ .1!( the· ·llabo ·'II'~Mr, ·W of Pl. Pleasan~ w. VL, eallod .lira. ' 'r; ·Siuq, of:~a-' 1111 their friends, Mr. and MrJo ani Hill, W·va. \ · Harry Guthrie, and attellllod fila ~· !i(JL EuP!\t Haw• Alfred Church Homeclllllll!s ·on . ldne lold. c:hlldr91 ai IIWJ~ Sept. u. • aad. - .• Mr. and Mrs. Dale HenkriGI! lalld, ...,,.. o.., and dau&htar o!Koyal Jlllciii.U and ha,. been vlsitlrw Mr. and dareuc:o Hendersoit and relatives here. Mr. IDd Mrs. ji'Dltam and daughters vtaltild at fila llj;Ji! I.OI'b tal fealwe II.Namt-. .. Patoaw 6. PI'Owiai' ' 1 1• ly, a CI'DWd 6. ..-..ale red deer T. J'.n: pnoldlllt d." J'nltob rhv comb. jolo,;. ani Ml~ 'and .sm)lli' ot Pottat Mr. · w INFORMAnON NEWS home of Mr. and Mrs. · SeJ<Ion. O'Brien near Lancaster S\mday. The Womfln'sSocietyoC Chrls~ ian service held its regular meet... lngM Tuesday evening, Sept..17, :t Gl\/e UP! /lo 11WJ CAIJ GO CRiiZ.Y ~II.X. Wd<J;: 0,00 ~liE! WMPO ' headftl, GIMD Wider .., biM aad -.1 e1 eo.n, w. 30ib .., of 8epttimber U.. · p, N. O'lll*tt .......nell ........ Clerlll _, saki C.rt lr IANIT I . MOILI.It DIIMY Cltrll lH: J.l.t ito "'id ~vrr IA.!IVIf ~ It' 11\I<.E 10 Ml\l<e' YOU lMi!E JU~T'" t.llTLI! ? 407 P.(GE MIDDlEPORT, OHIO befon Udi' -eoun oo tbe lith dar Of Oclober. JIU, at 10:00 o'elGck A.lll. Ani penon dalrtnl &a filii . - . , . Uo~~e t.benio man me lbem at .._. fn·il daJ• PriOr to U. dale .... tu HOBSTETTER REALTY j '· BIBLES All. Oct:osiDn Card& Chrl&tion Boolu dlneted by Plllor Darrlngiml PRODUCTION WORKERS In ~ ': 1'1. ' . Motor Co•... · " ---.................. -· ~' .,_. :PomerOy ·~ ....... ..... '" w.... ... eM JeniH 1-rtMI I ..... ,., . _ . ' •. 64· ~~IIL~R ... '··:··;·. !..$7:9~( .. 550" ~lo•~lc · •t dr. Orlglnc,l finish, ·llkl, cyl. ttd. •~1ft." ' 6.3 BUI,(K ........•.•.. ,.:~.,..$,,.SI1i fonn s. Diattoo •. Sutnl U . A\ifUI· ' UM, . '. ~~~I!J£;-::t.:::;:-t.c .,.. 11. PI \ ~-·fac- .tuNN II. Zoo Ia- .........,......... -~~~~~~ 24 ~Yefii- III:•Jobtk ' 8oftll'&ce,~·' ' cbiell: Cluittopbtr, J; • Col!x' - ·_,,; ~to. W.Loft· tl.llolll!oua .....lilllp ' lqUift, to form four ordinary words, L1 :n. Ptna7 1 UN<ramblelheae four lumblet, one letter 141 e..h 31.1/.B.eom- -and ll&ltu YSlfl.T 0 t) �>' l . { ' !iYJiilllllllol; .!'l-•rGf~i!Hdi.pq.i; ~!' Wpodo.Y, Oc4 2! 1968 , • . • , ,,. ' ~, " . ~; , . . . . . . \ ~HOMEWORK' ,, \ -~ ,, .. ~ : 2 SIGNS ® QUALm OP " nMI .-r W.nl tl• c...-cutl.,. 62 CHEVY U • • . • • • . . . . ... .. , • • , • • • •• • •• $699 • ,-r Mftt IHICMRt H NN M1 Hardtop Q)e. Local owner car, red finish, std. trans., radio. ,., ...,......... MIMMuM CM,.. Jk ~ • . . . .-1411 wlthM 11 ..,,._ CAitO 0P TNANill A OIITUAIV $1.11 ... ·I t WWIIII IU'IIftMfll', ... ILUID ADI .............. c...,.. .... .....,.,. O. .IH NOUII · • • I.IIJo .. lrM , .•• DillY ...,...........tu..., ~ ~- 66 CHEVELLE • , , • , •• • , , , •••• • •••• , , •••• $1995 Beige fini s h with spotless clean Int., law mileage, 24,000; by 1 Local owner, like new w-s-w tires, V8 motor, auto. , P. &. R&H. 65 GMC PICKUP • • , . . . . . .. . ........ ... . $119$ 8 Ft. Fleetslde, good tires. 6 cyl engine. Below market price. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN !!VIS. 1:00 P.M. "PPMIItOY. OHIO Nolb ANYONE INTERESTED 1D Ill Independent New Testamem llllpllll Cburdl eall 933481 'l'llunday at 7 p.m. Oct. S. A daaa 011 - ' winning 'Ifill be J J 11om the Second Baplllt amdl Of Ba.....-.1. 'I'IIERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday, Oct. 8, beginning at 1111011 at the Forked Run Spca Iaman Club. Everyone Is wolcome. lt-1-ilc wa ..... wltlla ears wep and aulbatlc. liluoD Car Wash. ..mee lllrly. Self ~ ,..y II'OR TRAllE-Calh lor .... llqull. William !Wnm, Mlddllpart. MHitp WILL DO aewlnl at home llppen, poebls, pegging, he!mntng, alteraUons, etc. IIIII. P'nddle Tllabel. Muon, Plloae 'I'IJ.I651. 4-30-lf< 9PJilCIAL on groceries, five ~ , dlseount on order of .!iqf ii more ending Oct. 3. . Jl 6 G Martel, three ml1eB south of Middleport on Rt. 7. 11).1~ ,, liAND EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jack's Club on Har· riiOIIvUle Road off Rt. 7. Country !DWIIc by Gayle McDonald and biB Drlflers. 16-2-31<: SAVE YOUR lawn, shrubbery 111111 your back. We have a new tren<her !AI dig yolll' water line. Henry Babr, phone • !ill or Roger Bohr. phone • ••. 16-:l-7tp SPECIAL SALES sllll in pro- IJ'ORS. Women and chlldren's e!DIIdng. Jeffers Clothlng 16-Uic Sian. VI/ANTED Sales Opportunity WE are Reeking 2 repreaenlallvel In lhts area for career opportunity. •fiOI monlb 8IJ8I1IIIIee to Nrt •Training at Company . ...... u- • PNmotlon by merit •• per <enl 1ncome frvm alabllshed a<COUDla Oar representatives are hap. py - lbey earn satiala<lory """'"'""· Yoo, too, have an acepttonal opportunity !AI eatabllah an Income for llfe. Mmday lhru Saturday Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M. RON LAtn'TAMUS 44&-me 16-1-41e ANTIQUES. fumlture, ..... ........,._ _ Kn. Bonrd Ceell, 1011 w. Jlaln St., Poll»...,. J..ll.lfe ... l ~- . Pocket To FaMily Sin• Perfect For You oro Gift ants lu~1et Sh" Male Help W•nted ForS•Ie For Sale or Trade Ulr INTERNATIOIIAL tnd, t IIJIIOd, It ~on, 11M aw.. a1e1, Ul7 Mustq 1-qllnder, .. IJIIId. l'lniDdlrf IWallable. Pllone IIUMt; Iller 5 p.m. l'llaae IIHHIJ. 108 W, Malfl , Pomerop 992-5896 l968 STEREO. lovely walnut console with AM & FM redlo. face brick plant. Year around, Reel ~1te For S1le Take over payments of ts.SI lull time, daY llhifl. Good O'IIIUDf 6 CROW per month or pay balance due hourly ralea, plus lncenUve QAI.TI' OOIIPANY 81112.55. Try II In your home. earnings. Paid vacations and MlDDLEPOl\T ~ Remodeled can 992-2838. 11-29-Sic boltdays. Free bunk house, 20 I'I!COIIUy. 1 """" lrllllll, 2 IJe4. nilles north of Columbus in a 1'001118, bath, balemen~ Door nlce commonlly In which to 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machlrle, furnace, 111 acre level groomd, slll!htly used. Does everylive. Ages It to 60 apply ID waiJ to wall earpellag, loll of thllll( without allaohmenls. Tn person only. The Galena olosets, paellng . •••.oo Shale Tlle & Briel: Co., Ga- ~ood condition; SS.23 net POMEROY INQlME PJIOP. month. or full price of $18.44. lena, Ohlo. lt-1..atc For free hnme demonstroll011 ERTY - S apartmonll, talw.,w rented, clooe to !llopplns, eall 119!-21136. 9-IU!c Help W•nted Appru. tl4G.IO a monlb illFEMALE GENERAL offlce come. 16.5011.00 worker. Experienced. Must be 'I'IIREI!! consecutive . l!l'llve Iota POMEROY - 1. llory lrlme, 1n Beech Grove. can or wrlle proficient wllb figures and balb, I bedrooms, pon:b, David Williams, 37 Rlvorskle filing. Callii9Ulll2 for appointbasement, ... Door furnace, Drive, Dayton, Oblo. .l ment. l6-!-31c MUST SEE AT t},l50.00. &-211-lllt IIENBYCLELAND I OIJke.-e,llll 8 FOOT by 7 foot overhead Public Sale SATURDAY, Oct. 5, 1968. 1 p. garage door, complele, (4 inch cleerance) f28, Brown's m. The followmg is a listing of Lhe Van E:. McDade and Trailer Park, Minersville, lOHtc heirs estate. The sale will be phone 992-3324. i1eld at the residence located in Portland, Ohio, one mile HOUSE in HarrisonvOle. Five rooms , bath, utiUly room, north of Stale Park ofl St. cellar, gas furnace. Call 99!Routt' 124. Foll<Jw sale signs. 3716. 16-l.stc Wring~r washer, table and 4 GEO. HOBSTET1'ER. BrGbr chairs, bedroom suite, buffet, POMEROY - 3 story brick oo sewing machine, two bookcas· PIGS - Ehtel Johnson, Bashan East Main. Ellra lot for es, three iron beds, wardrobe, Road. Phone 949-3957. lt-1-3tp · parldng. f5,000.00 misc. chairs. dresser, stands, MIDDLI!IPORT - A (Oinl! busrugs. kerosene stove, canner, UPRIGHT PIANO, $25, baby iness lot v;o.I!J![ec Your,.own pots and pans, dishes, , an~ bed fiU !melkella lnclude4). boss, go<id' liioom~; bu8lilesa tiques or collectors items. Contact Robert P8rker, Phone district. 992-3487. 16-1-3tc a APARTMENTS - Ten rooms, China closet . spinning wheel, trunk. bread bucket , brass 3 oar garage, out of high walamp, wash sland, two wood- 1964 DODGE truck, 2-ton van. ter. $12,000.00. en beds, sewing machine, recenlly overhaUled. VIrgil HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Roush, Letart Falls, 0 . Phone ASSOaATES ironstone, picture frames, -... lt-1-3tc hall trees, smaU coal stove, 247-2755. sYRAt'USE stone jars, misc. hand tools. Signed. Mary Louise McDade 1965 MUSTANG. •1000. call Ours. Terms cash. Carnahan 002-3935. Gene Dodson. Buslneu Servlcea 16-1-i,p Auction Service, J . Carnahan ·CURTISS l>reedlnl lel'\'l<4i ol and D. Smith. Not responsible 21 diHerent breedl, caiUe lllr· VENETIAN BLINDS, all kinds, for accidents or loss of propes or 4 breeds of goat budil, erty. Jim Carnahan, Rl. 1, and blind repair. Dale Wlp. by caJIJDg Parker M-DM, Po. pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., Racine, 0 . Phone 9111-2708. meroy or ftl'l-1151 CoolvUlt. 16-l-121c 10-2-llc Pomeroy. Ill lOCo PALOMINO MARE, can he r. For Rent DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher -FURNISHED and unfumlsbeol gtatered. ~- Pbone and truck servloe, septic ..27..., ana!'tments. Cloae to tchoo1. tanks, water lines, basements, Phone 99:1-11434. 111-!Jtfe also ' topsoll. Henry Babr, STEREO RADIO COIIIIO!e, 'phone ~or Roger Babr, speed lntennl>ed clumger, duFURNISHED GARAGE apartphone IIIIS-3958. 16-:I-!Otp al volume control, I • apeaker ment on Lincoln IIlli. UtlliUes paid; adulll only. Phone 19:1- liOUDd syetcm, loveiJ waloul c. c. BIWlFORD finish . Paymenta of fl.l5 per 3189. 11-J.i.lf< AUCftONI:EB week or $79.35. Cal) f9H211. Comjlete ..... t-21-etc 'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mnhllo . . . . 181.111 Court, Syracuse, Oblo .., Stata Roll I, ottlt STEREO RADIO, comhlnallon Rt. 124, Phone 19Z-31151. CIICt Ba. . .lt ' unit, wllb AM & FM radio; ~11-lfc I I lfe lwln speakers, dull volume control. Modern maple maple, FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM Balance S9UI or 16 p or AIR OON»ii'JJN!NN llefri&WAPARTMENT, Middleport, allon oemee. Jact:'• 'llefdto month. Call f9H218. 9-2'1-flc phone W!-3874. t-9-llc erallon, New Ha-. . _ ID-S'II. • • lfe TRAILER SPACE, ft8dy to GOOD 20 FT. 81:12 Furna<:e hook up. private, plenty ol dock, some 8.,. inoh round READY • MIX tulleleta deliYroom lor cblldreD !AI play. pipe and plenum, one pair ered 11gb! !AI JOID' proJeeL Phone 19!-39M. 8-14-lfc Chicago roller skates, men'a rut 8lld ...,_ rNe lllisize 8, with case, one 6 ft. mates. Pbone ll:l-!llt, .OoesTHREE ROOM HOUSE, bath. metal awning, all cheap. NorJela lleadf • MJs Co., MJddf4. phone Sam Arnold, Syracuse, man McCain, phone 1115-3505 part, Oblo. • • lfe 19:1-23110. 11-15-if< Reedsvllle. 16-!-3tc BUDGET PRICB furnllure 011 SMALL BUILDING. llze lO fl. . our !bird S. , bUdget lbop. Pets For Sale by t8 ft.. in good shape. Bater Purnltln. MJdmeparl. ~CHNAUZERS, Cocker&, PoodPllone 7f2.-IIM. 16-:l-21c C*o. f D lfe les and W..Ues 'Willie Scotllos', .... breeding llloct. lllrtiJ'OO Kenneta, Coolville. ONE USED Philco relriRerator SEWING MACIIINB8, NJi* 10t9ice, all mUM. WY S. 0. 45'11:1. l-11-3111e 125. 1965 Falcon, standard • . The ,..., lbap, , _ . shift, real nice, 1980 Pootiac, 4-door, automatic, approlderny. Aollulled 8laCtr Iaiii BASSET, SCOTI'IE. Westle. matfly too bales milled hay. and Solvlee. We SltlrpaD Schnaum', Cocken, W1res Sclaoro. ... Phone ~49-2173 . 16-:1-!lo and just pups. Barltaroo Ken- A sarles of evenlnt cla1_. ....uc ForSele !'HIHUAHUA PUPPIES, (llloM 813-2648, Portland. NMtc husband Heetor 18-ACRE FARM, I 1110m boule, hales hard work so be cleans halb, plenty of water. double l.naurehcle lbe rugs- with Blue Lustre. gorqe, 1111111 bern, 1!,-ee po, A~JIWmiJia Rent elictrlc shampooer .1. on sehool .... and man ...... . , dkCf Lalt JOUr ~ Baker Fumllore. One mlle from Rlllland. Pboae G(• ..,.., Cill -~· . . ~ 742--SOD. ...... HOUSE. TRAILER, twO be<f. room. 8 ft. r 45 ft .• complet8ly lill'll'shed. good condition, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ mlntallll'e, f/1 and up. ~ . ,, , $12110. Phone 91111-2128, e:denaervlee and pmlna. Pt.o . ~qlcl> naltoJialllod sion 53, days. After 7 p.m. IIIW441. 11 1 lie , tndp~~ lOS~~ phooe 99U2110. lll-2-8le . . ' ' ~~-~' HANNAH'S . ... .. ·. TO OUR CAMPUSES. •• · In do-l~pouraolf . u,. hoiSterlnl and Fvmlturo Repah • .Learn how 16 ,_. . .store old antl'qua furftltvre and how N build your own . S.cond • ., •. 1 Gollrpotts, Ohio -or Cal PP.O&LEM..,... .-GUAitANrEED- pfon. Visit tho first claSI without cho'9• or obllgo-- cm~.,. .1163 I;XP.EII:Y · $'~55 evening each w11k over o ,.rlod of 10 'IIMOkt for men or women. Small tuition ••r be paid on ,P•f'Mint tlon. For Information write tp Knotta Upholll•rlng at THERE'S ONL~ 0 . UNSOLvED Wheel Alignment modem llvi"IJ roo"' aulto froiiJ start to flnl1h . Clau~ 01 will bo conducted one PHONE 992-2094 IPotnercwHOI)'Ie & AUI·ol • Quality ConcretB.·. • Certified stJeri&th • Delivery ~ Quick SerYice • Finishin& . . E. . . . 446>2917. LEGAL .NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI Off P:ILIM -OP NIIVIti-TOaY AND AP,IAIIIM.IIT Tile Jrah of Ofl... fMIII C...... ,,.... C.ff or Aclm1alllntU or Ute uta~; to lllCII or tbll hliDw· 1111 u are ralden\s of tbll ltltt of , ClbJo. vb:-the .umvtq IIJIGilN• &M ••ext o1 ldD, t1w ~tarld v.DIIIr ' Ule IIIDJ; &Dd lo till aUoriWJ' 01' •" toornen repnjmUq IIIli' ol tbl at· OJ·emeaUoned ~aa: Wlala MeLaM, Tlappen P1alU. To th• ---- nolo, phone _116'7-3654 Coolville. 0 . Vlslt wllh us. 9-29-7tc NowlHATTHE SYNDICATE HAS TAK!;'-1 OVER OUR UNIVERSITIES. AND .JUS?!CE IS RESTORED In A Variety af Prins In A Vorl•tJ' of Size• • Sand & Gravel ~ 'DIAL !82-3284 ••JIU. GOEGLEIN C'Jhlo No. Yoa are IMNbr aoUfted U..t the tmeatoq aDd AppraiHmot cat ~ cctatlll of ta.. atoremeatkiMd. ,._ eeuM. lite o1 .aid COUftf;J, , . . fU. e4 la Ull1 cout. 8&t(J lll.nDleiJ' · IDt .Appralteatent wW be tor ....,_. I. . Social Notes ' ·~ ·' (-~ 1'l,,-.,-,-. ...,.,..-,, ,-,. -~,I, . "~ · " "-'r-t . J f I On the relllrn trip they called on Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yoot and family at SUgJr Grove. at the h'""'\)lf Thelma RenderBOn, with al atterklance or 13. The meettns, lD charge oC Net· called on Mr. G~YE~ presents !' Mr. and Mrs. ChaL D. Woode and MrL Arthur Atherton Sunday evening. Recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. lie Parker, president, opened with prayer by Genevieve Guth· Vere SWartz were Marle Hopkins rie. The hymn, 11 1bere Is A and son. Rex, of Dayton. Lola Fountain. .. was sungb,ythegroup. Knight end Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Yearly pledges for the siQ>po<t Knight and beby of Akron and Mn. Sarah Woode of 'fullpera ol the society were given. Tho Ministers' Wives Retreat Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Chis. D. Woode on Oct. 8 was metK!ooed and the and the Will- carr famlly eallaoelei1 agreed to help S14>portil ed on Sue Wonde at tjle VeterThe registration for the teaobans Memorial Hoi!IPital several ers' workshop was mentioned and times last week and. at the hothe dlacussed. r:l. her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. A new schedule Cor monthly Robert White at Keno where ohe meeting places was made out for opeat seven! daya after leaving 196~9. Helen Woode reported on the the hospitaL She Is ma1<tJw aatDistrict meeting held at CUnp isf'aotory recovery trom major Asbury on Au&. 29. NOUia Park- surgery on Sept 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrnd, er. Nina Robinson, ClaraFollrod, Stevie and Kalby, Clan Follrod, and Thelma Henderson also atNina Robtnoon and Mr. and Mrs, tendocl this meeting and addocl . ·-Clarence Hendaraon. Mr. and ~ents. !drs. Sherman HenderBCII and It was decided to have the proPIIJIOla, Mf. and Mrs. Lee Hol>lfOJD fa< the Weeko!Prayerand SeU Denial and tho charter meet- derooo and Mr. and Mrs. Harold ing at the next regular meetins: Henderson and lamlly attended a mUk a81oolation picnic at the on Oct. 15. lane or Mr. and Mrs. Ralph He,.. Merle Grtmth led the with the reading bl the lot cllap- denon at Cool~We, 0., on SUn-- .·. -=tot~~ ... ···. DAllY ;. · AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND ·4:30 P.M. Keeping Meigs :,, Galli a ' ond Mason Area ' ' Informed As Well As ;,_ Entertoin'ed . CROSSWUKD ··- p........., day. Sept 22, ter of Jd!n. 'l1te hymn, " Praise Htm, Praise Him," was S\11&. The theme ot the program was 14 PItriotlsm," taken tromTheChrlatian Herald magazine, wlth re&<t. lng and discussion. The next meeting will be held at the home or Merle Grtfllth on Tuesday even11111, Oct. 15, at 8 I p. m. with Grace Swarts and 'ntel· ma Henderson having charge of the program. '., ~~ Carmel News By the Day I The hostess served refreshBetty Van Meter, Margaret melD ol home made lee craam Am etarloton and Patrick, calland cake durirw the social hour. od on Alii Damitz and dllllhLynn Hecox, Burllrwton. boa, tera of P1111eroy on Moral.y eve"" has returned home after ~ UV. Ins several weeks In the vtclntQClan Pierce of Athens, Laura collecting data lor the cCiq)lllng Circle of •Doreas Ylsl'*l Maey of a history of the Hecox llamlb Clrtle an ft~ · which he has been working aa lor Eim!o .Brl~r al.! lll:tt)' v.... the past three years. He Ia a ~r ,Mtended,. ia '-"onil'i., cwoln or Harry Guthrie. at 51/ ~ ~. ··~ a!ao Mr. and Mrs. Everett BilleD ~ .1!( the· ·llabo ·'II'~Mr, ·W of Pl. Pleasan~ w. VL, eallod .lira. ' 'r; ·Siuq, of:~a-' 1111 their friends, Mr. and MrJo ani Hill, W·va. \ · Harry Guthrie, and attellllod fila ~· !i(JL EuP!\t Haw• Alfred Church Homeclllllll!s ·on . ldne lold. c:hlldr91 ai IIWJ~ Sept. u. • aad. - .• Mr. and Mrs. Dale HenkriGI! lalld, ...,,.. o.., and dau&htar o!Koyal Jlllciii.U and ha,. been vlsitlrw Mr. and dareuc:o Hendersoit and relatives here. Mr. IDd Mrs. ji'Dltam and daughters vtaltild at fila llj;Ji! I.OI'b tal fealwe II.Namt-. .. Patoaw 6. PI'Owiai' ' 1 1• ly, a CI'DWd 6. ..-..ale red deer T. J'.n: pnoldlllt d." J'nltob rhv comb. jolo,;. ani Ml~ 'and .sm)lli' ot Pottat Mr. · w INFORMAnON NEWS home of Mr. and Mrs. · SeJ<Ion. O'Brien near Lancaster S\mday. The Womfln'sSocietyoC Chrls~ ian service held its regular meet... lngM Tuesday evening, Sept..17, :t Gl\/e UP! /lo 11WJ CAIJ GO CRiiZ.Y ~II.X. Wd<J;: 0,00 ~liE! WMPO ' headftl, GIMD Wider .., biM aad -.1 e1 eo.n, w. 30ib .., of 8epttimber U.. · p, N. O'lll*tt .......nell ........ Clerlll _, saki C.rt lr IANIT I . MOILI.It DIIMY Cltrll lH: J.l.t ito "'id ~vrr IA.!IVIf ~ It' 11\I<.E 10 Ml\l<e' YOU lMi!E JU~T'" t.llTLI! ? 407 P.(GE MIDDlEPORT, OHIO befon Udi' -eoun oo tbe lith dar Of Oclober. JIU, at 10:00 o'elGck A.lll. Ani penon dalrtnl &a filii . - . , . Uo~~e t.benio man me lbem at .._. fn·il daJ• PriOr to U. dale .... tu HOBSTETTER REALTY j '· BIBLES All. Oct:osiDn Card& Chrl&tion Boolu dlneted by Plllor Darrlngiml PRODUCTION WORKERS In ~ ': 1'1. ' . Motor Co•... · " ---.................. -· ~' .,_. :PomerOy ·~ ....... ..... '" w.... ... eM JeniH 1-rtMI I ..... ,., . _ . ' •. 64· ~~IIL~R ... '··:··;·. !..$7:9~( .. 550" ~lo•~lc · •t dr. Orlglnc,l finish, ·llkl, cyl. ttd. •~1ft." ' 6.3 BUI,(K ........•.•.. ,.:~.,..$,,.SI1i fonn s. Diattoo •. Sutnl U . A\ifUI· ' UM, . '. ~~~I!J£;-::t.:::;:-t.c .,.. 11. PI \ ~-·fac- .tuNN II. Zoo Ia- .........,......... -~~~~~~ 24 ~Yefii- III:•Jobtk ' 8oftll'&ce,~·' ' cbiell: Cluittopbtr, J; • Col!x' - ·_,,; ~to. W.Loft· tl.llolll!oua .....lilllp ' lqUift, to form four ordinary words, L1 :n. Ptna7 1 UN<ramblelheae four lumblet, one letter 141 e..h 31.1/.B.eom- -and ll&ltu YSlfl.T 0 t) �·•·-~·--··· •- ~·-·: ·--·~·-:;).- ~~~.'. :, - ~ ·~-.IJ.-~'~--· ~----.. ~~--··..- --- J,I ~ ~.· • ·-- ·•~··--··>r J-,- • ' • ~ -,.;'" .,. ~ a: ... lll&)orliJ:t . or=~ eny -Report The CGnllllutiOII or die United Slaloa Ma proved to be a durable _ , . . _ But It dees MVB wbal con be eonaldered 1 flaw that cculll be dlaaalniUa duriq! this one or them pw the' countrY • President who had Jteured nel.lher • plurality or the electorlll or the popular . A system forpresldentlalelec- tion that contains a aerlous risk or such results should not be alAltll...... --•!Jwledout lowed to continue. Ttle system Ia 1111 provlol0111 govern!JW the eleconly dangerous, it Is Wldemda!'' or the President and VIce rot ocralic, since eachslate,regafd.. Praoldenl 11 tbe only part olthe less at size has an equal vote ln Constitution which received the the House, This ghes 1he small"llltpteat mark of ..,pr_n state in the Nadon, with few11'0111 -Ill _..nta." Yet II Ia est olr than 300,000 lnbabl1anla, the pnmal0111 whl~b almost 1ame voice as the tarsest state ,....,. workod aa lniW'ed. and wldeb are potenlllllY dlngerous. which hils more thin ~9 mllllon. An eveely divided delepli9n baa Tile Twelftb Amendment to tho no vote at all, regJrdless ol the CGnltltuUOn, which is a modlftcatlon or part or the original size or the atate. tled!GIIr-. 26 ata•a. To pUona or tbe .;·:::i~ he would ne<!d to vote of on11 59 member• ~ aiJool 1a per cent or the ID1al mentberablp or the House of Repre-ltea. · If 11le comlngelectloadeeapro. duce a deadlock In the alectorlll college and an ensul111 men of one sort IX' another we can be sure that torwreas and the state• will be sufllclently disturbed to pass and ratit.Y a correcd:ve C()Doo stltutlonal amendment. But If no deadlock occura, the problem b likely to be neglected for another four years. Let us hope that lnateod nf lJ&. q neglected the 9Jsl COngress will take some oorrecdve action.. Let us hoJ>e, too, that the votero in November w111 make the selectlrm of our next Prealdent and keep it out or the Hoose. II\ . cholen by the Senate froo1 among the two tqJ carllidates for that ofllce. The political polls 11lis year j" indicete 1 strong third part;y cemidete and that is causing IP'Mt IIDOUIU of conversation on apitol HID about the posaibillt;y al the presidential Aelection IOkw to the House of Represen'tatlwa. Not &lnce 1824 has the oleetoral cellege failed to proh-e 1 majority for a President or I Vice Presiden.L But it <OJid ' - " In what bas lllready 1 surprising political year. 11te po11fbilitles for maneuJIIliDiln 1uch situations as these ue almost limitless. Twice in aur history, when a presidentlal eltcUon waa Unst Into t h e Houle, the result was almost ~ endiJW Wheel~ and dealing. And ~ Jr. Patrolmen Need Patches PT. PLEASANT - New uni!Drma wve Bl•en ID mombeu the Jurdor 'Patrolmen's lea~ 1110 Ill Ill 1IIOIIIbiJ FridaY night Ill Krodel Park. Tbere ,... dla- matter of gel- tlni: lllouldor patcboa for the newwdrorms. Two new appUcationsfor memborlblp were made by Jarne a IIIII 9111pben C<lebran. Tile next m1 Jtl"l wa• Jet tertatl:vely ror the lui Friday lD O<lober. Tile Jllili'hll' - · ln charge ot Pal<ol-. W, G. Spence and R. L.JIYidoll. Members attending nre Howad Cra-d, Bobby Smith, DaYid A. Stull, Keith Jones, Craig _.,., Torey Steals, BuciiiY Cottrill, Pldlllp Jones, J. R. Hlglb ' :? •m, VUl Windsor, Bobby Coebnll, Raucb'Bolea,'JimlorDeYIIIIt, .Jimm.y and Stave Cochran, Jo1a1J Folden, William Dishman Events Noted PT. PLEASANT - IIINtlve bnerd wu h e I d In 1W8IU United Melhodlat church ' ' Tuoeday evening at 7:30 p.m. - a... Cbarlea Frum preald- ID&. Pwuel; pnqer and Bible serti.CII ve sciMUlled at the reg. alar boura Wednel!doy a n d '11mldll. Choir practice wiU lol1mo tile 7:30 p.m. Wednesday _.,. nrvlce. Tile Bible study 11fC*11 wUI meet at 10 a.m. Tbura-. yJ day. - · of Christian Build- er• will meet at the home d. Jfr. and Mrs. Howard Love Clll 2 Thursday evening. Clall llll!l!lbera not baringtronaportllllon are asked to meet at 1111 dllr<h Ill 6 p.m. lor tho trlp. · JfrL George Plants directed ela11 a. ...... !bm1 evening -onal .-dee prior to Rev . Frum'• • i I - a l members of tho clllrch muluud to Ravenswood to at;. , . oervlcesln the HavOIIIWOOd :Ulllted Methodist church ID bear :nr.IIUrl' Denman~. ; Consuls Elected by rSchool Latin Club '· 1 Joil _...., and Karen Sham~- wwe elected COIIBWI IIMol>cwpalzltkal - n g of IIIII SPQII Lolln Club d. the K,y... C:nok RIP SeboaL Oibor llflicero . - tor the (JOU' were KrlJU Bluer, cen; enr; Jolla H,._a, Ter: - ., _ " " " ' · and Em,n. lli'OIIi llld ~ Heoaon. .'"' Rt:~ .,.,. lliiUid SAo1or Ia i..,., ..... ot tile d .... ,.,1 f -•tor; · \ •· • · • ' NUdn. ('•lltpilf• , 35~L Sno-Wiiite If you've never shopped A&P, this is the week to test-shop A&P. large head lb. • I"ACifiC lU CO , filii: 1Oc '=· ... •IIIII DIIIIn lie Ha..ack lilian ':' a,.. llc ""' Dl1111'1 • • Cr.. leal '::' • a....~~c .~ SJI' =~&'!!.~Jft;~·! _i Great Orange Juice -25° '-49° . With . Ham a.. .. . Cell . AUNT JEMIMA Frozen Waffles • • • WHY PAY MOREf Bir4seye Aw•ke • • BIG BUYS on A&P Groceries! Jan e Por ke r Buy s SPECIAL LOW PRICE! Apple Pies each39C MOffl'lrRDUND·UP SALE] BAKED FRESH DAILY Why Pay More? STUFFED OLIVES ....:-:7.... '~&t DRY Ml LK ""::..-.::- • • I&P MEDIUM PRUNES I&P SPANISH PEANUTS ::. 59" SC CINDY BARS • . 24 :=. 1• ANN PAGE KETCHUP ~ 1t 30.oz. can 39c c~JmN 5 lb. ,bag BELOW ------·--·---------------~ -- ----- - - - ~-- - - SAVE 100 With This Coe'"" ON YOUR PURCHASE OF Iobin Hood Flo1r • 5.'!c3t C:..poo fold Tlwu Tu ..., o.tobtr llh. ot JOU• ffionclly AlP it- t-·-·----------·------·---------------·--·' 17-oz. can 450EXTRA PLAID STAMPS 23c Take Tills Strl' Tt '"' Fl'llllllr liP FOil IOIUS 111.110 ITIM"I . 1. --. ..loo-.......... 1• --'-.o....... . ~= Golden Corn Fr1it Drink WITH ONIONS PINIEAPPLE-811:APIFIUIT 3-lb. bag trn • ' ~ '··· YALD THlU SAT. OCT.' I ' . r ' 32 11 Jar ' . ... .. .. .. SPECIAL LOW PRICES! - LONGHORN STYLE . llllf llil.l•• Pni y IIIII ...... . =~~~;~.·~~. ~ II 7. ,.,.. N·u tley M•llfarine •K' ,..... ...... · . ' ·~ ., ' . •. lliiiill .......... . ' ' . ' ' 'ii:111it:-=' .• ' . ......,.., =-=-=r."""ltlit 11111· · . .' ,,.""'....._,. "'......... '· . . .. .: ·'·' u .. , .. . ..... .. . . ' It ' •' ' , • 1: I '\ ., '., •.( ' ~ ~r VeteramJ M:Won:-~~: pltal. MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA, 7:30 Thurldll nlaht In :siJutbern Hll!h Sch4!ol l~torlum With tbe RaciJW wltta1 boat; MrsiGordon Wes~ cbal~an of hospltalli;,; program, dlacuislm on tGplea of ~est;Mra. RobertRoiJ.. erta of Letart FaUa, program ebalnnaJ> ter d._ Obi'?' Miry Grosvenor, Grand rapreaentotlve ID Arl· ZOM, and Clara IIDiley, Gralld repreaenathe to New Mexico. Alao Introduced and preaented were WOI'Ihy ma"'- and Worthy PBirOIII or other ch..,ters, and the pall matreeaaaJipestpetrona ol RaciM Chapter, Dl1trlct omcera welcomed by the diiJU\)' ll'an:l matron ·were Ba.rblrl Fischer' pre~dent, U Lena 0. Yls, secretary, Gueata at the reception """ severe! mombers or the 1966 Southerl) LoW School Dlatrtet class, tbo laot clan lautlhl by Mrs, Webb before her r e ment. ~ waa preaented.a dozen roses 11'0111 tho elaas. In her - - ofll!-latlon, Mra. Webb llkerecl her rear ao 11ep,.. ty 1\'.ml 'matron IDa book IIUotl wltll blank pages to be' IIUed thrOUBI! theJearawllhmomortes. The mualcal tribute to Mrs. Webb q>ened with "The SOUnd or Music," "The Lovellelt Nfaht of the Year," alii ,.Stairway to the Staro, " by Shirley Johnaon, by lolarpret Neu,..,. TaWI\l'l Cozart and llobl Ct;a:art presented 10 \Vhat"s More American" and Ben Phllson seag Clara Adams was ·~ chalnnan the hostess c::ommtt.f8e_ or Olapters r(!l)resented w,re Mt. Moriah at Bever)J, Colwnbus, Evangeline at Mlddlepol'l, LoweU, Minear at Guyaville, Marl, 1be hOstel"• sene lee creaftl. - r . Mro. Ruth Alhey, loflu ~ cake, cotree and minto, Lindo .Gfrdner, Mrs. Weyne Slo- , Jlr1• Guelltl Iieoldoa lhoH medon' ......d Robbie !IIB<II. '. ·Kau ' ' ed were Mrl, D. E. Fit~, Mrf. ~· preMllllnl ~ln. ~ ill~ WMdell Marvin ~~; Mrl, -~red. sta. b"""""lect were Mro, Iva Sleti- Scld<m. ..... ~.. l;)ele lolulford, Mrl. l<Jclp. A brldo motif waa carried out lD ll'MR and pink decor-a. Games - e pla,yed with prlzea baln6 .woo by Mra. MarvlD Rupe and Mrs. James Wright. M r o. Dale S1BBeb """:Jill door prize. Marvin llarnell, lllro. Wallet" RUe, Mra. Arthur Dupe, Mrs. Jameo Briiclluri and .J . D., Mrs. Richard Slaoon, Mra. l.jJQella Brllllury, Mrti. All,.. SWIIher, Mr•. Eva Clark, Mro•. Gaorse ' ·.•. ,· ·, ' f ;.i f '" llp----!!IIIIJI!I'---~]11!!101---.Iiai'!"'!l!!llll!Jl . '3. ' ·Jt.W.furlltlre .,·.r• I Malp Ubrary olllclals were corned the sr<J0111. at Lakellope Monday nlaltl for a !ltuberl spoke on tile 0 b I o meeting d. truotee1 and llbrar- Library Develepment Plan Whleb tano or N Centre! ~stern will ltlempt to provldo ImprovLibrary CounciL ed aervlcea and uWiz- or faAltendlnr from here were Mr. cllltlea for the benefit of au and Mro, Cherlt1 Gibbs, Dr. and clthana. one of the recommonMrs. P, E. !ll!idti.~. Le81er datlona lo for an orea library oerHart, ~· Ubrarlan, "' r .. Ylce qalem. · Mlcko,l' Wllllama, C, E. BlakeJJt.."" could 1n Which '""'ps or u. Iee, and Mra. VDJII!I Plld10ja. brlilfea Implement tile do!'lawn d. ille meettne wao to velapment plan were dlacuased COI1IIder WIQ'I lbe Ubrarleo con by ParJIOiJI. He alao spoke on tile work toplher ror ovorall Im- Importance ol being reprellllled provement or aervlceo and facu: at tile -uel COI!fannce d. tho lllu. Oblo Library Aliocl•llnn to be JoBIPb !IJubert, Oblo Slate U- held 1J! Cleveland, oct. 17-19. m-.rtan, and A. "CIJipnian Parthe meellllg - e ...... ajplllve HoreterJ or tbe repreHillallvea or tile QoWaDIIOblo LlliiirY AaiiCJclatlen IIIII the trlct Library, the Alllena CounOblo Llbracy Trusteea Aasocla- QI !Jbrary, tile Lepn lloc:ldaa tlon, The Her- Dllllrlct Library, tile Herbert bert Wo~coat l!laiiiGI'fal Library We1C081 Library at Mc:Arllllr, trualeeo· and Ubrll'flno or lofc- and jbe I'OmarQy - Mldiueport Arllur ~· bolls. Bobble Da. Nlllc Ulp'ltriea. Yla, preiddelll clr tbo ~ wei- Job's Daughters Launch "' for Projects , ' IINLY. $' 2·99 $30.00 .......llllt • C.WI!Jfll", ..... MASON FUINIJUIE CO. iASOI, W. YA. 8READ DOUGH 3·!::~ 59C STEAKS 16 oz. 79~ pkg. DAIRY FAIR iCE Mlli._!~~~~~~R~-- ~~ol. · Lik~ :These Meat Buys! Fresh and ·Meaty """"'IINinlod Lipri:1ry:U O#ioicils .itJ~:. ·,. Lake Hope Sessions . FROZEN FOOD SPECiALS Freezer Quean .Morton's Buy! PORK GREER jrEAK PEACH HALVES • 3 • Ca~dy, Sale L lle're Known For Values All Over The Big Bend Area! EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, star, 7:30 Thurldll nlaltl II tllo Middleport Masoalc, Tei!t~Jie: New om • cero will be elpetOd. ••ftOid to Mandalay.'' Order -of Jbo Eaotern In Mn. UJJ41a !lsiCXI. and Mra. Robert !loiOIIODiertalnedrecent1¥ with a Iirtdll ~~~loWer honorInc lolita CarWn 111oon, brideelect of Bob Bart, at tile K,yger Si~$on '·' II.~' PIIIII'IDli matron ' and cMinrwJ or the International Temple committee; NOIIIII KIJW, Grand Ruth or lhe Grandi Chap- ~~i.l.59 ~~.z. ~ ......SI cans 'J SA.US·AG·E 2 99~ "' '' The Stare With A Hart'j Right reserved to limit quautJti• 1 P:;. We accept Fed. Food Stamps Fui-Valu Buy! Ou~ Own F~sh Grind of Premier a..f Prices Effective OCT. 3-4·5 Lesser Amounts Zfor 43c Groulld Beef•••••••• 3pk~~·1.59 Sli"d Bologna•••••• ~;~:k~;: 59~ HOLSUM Ohio Valloy Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9-Sunday 10 ... 7 EAD s1 (t ~~· • ""~' BAKERY SPEC/All LARGE PIES 160Z. LOAVES Buys! . ROYAL BRAWl SELF-RISING 25 lb. bag a ~ FLOUR ;ruJae u:J 5TH aad PURL STS., RACINE ~ FRESH PORK-COUNTRY STYLE IMoq- . Vlo~D VALUE BUYS! SEVERAL KINDS REG. 59c EACH 49~ EVER YD.4 Y LOW PRICES! Grade A Producer' 1 Sausage -----~---. 2 3~.::· 39e MI"I k---------------'.:!~._.89t Maxwell House_______ ~.:·· 79e Jum •o P••es.. _____ ::-:-!.":~::..39~ t..-ln pack 1 lnatant Coffee Onib foOd 12 sandwich Hunt'• Rich ToiJioto 8 Inner Packs For Frt~shn .. 1 ( )~~!~~~;;;;:;------- 3~.:~· 1. 00 Zestil Cr"kers_______ .~b~ 3ft 4uanod Cala Dog & Cat Food____ ~::~~3.75 Raison Towels _____ 3 ~rr:l.OO 10 Ful-Valu Buys! . CAMPBELL'S ~~ ANN PAGE - OUR FINEST QUAUTY , WOMEN'S AUXlLJARV Mid. dleport Fire · NO Wednesday nll!hllllhe ~~I· Jewelry . part;y; each member 1 ~ "'briJW a gueo~ THURSDAY PAST CHIEFS, Maanolia Tempie, Thursday nlabt. 7, 30, at tile home of Mrs, Karl Grueser. Minersville. LAUREL CLIFF Beller Health Club, annl\'lraary potluck dl"' ner, 6:30 .p.m. Thursday homo of Mn, Berthe Parker· ~hi slatera revealed, with' a gift :.. chanp; new ''ODes to be drawn. DIRECTORS OF Me~a Count;y American Red Croaa t:a~te 8-30 p DL Tlwrsday coni r' PUIICII.WIIIIGIIII& ... --Salad Dressiag • • • --4·9' .• ,,... .. ... lb.l9~ Colby Cheese • : · : :: : : ' ; : • • . '100 .·~.··~.., ··.·.··~ . . ., . . . Co f f e e WHY PAY MORE? -IN lf4-lb. S~KS Lll'ERAllY planned lp)' chlbrus Grimm, c::halrDtali, and M r •· Johnson. Arrangemonla ' or vlnlete and while ~s Cl')'ltal holder• decorated the re!rolhment 'table. Nacht BrJtlker pre. sided at the coffee service, and O(ia1 Diddle poured the PWICIJ. . . . . . fi . . .I&&Jir Special l.ow Price f - Save J6c EiCJht O'Clock ~ __ .....,._ . 50 ....................... _,...,""_ .... " ---50 :::::... ' l==50 ......,._ ..,.. ___ .... 25 ..... ................ !liJIIIIIIIII....,. •r . . 25:==--=-.::: . WHY PAY MORU • • • -:-.r...... ~ Tomato Sauce • • • 4:.: 5t Pr1ne Juice • • • .=4t • • • 1 ~~ > Proctl!DI -e'_...r.. CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI · :;.::."'"1 Robin Hood Flour 38c COUNTIY c;ENTLENAN ~f' there were solO. by l!ldrley GuolliB allwiq! "Wouldn't n Be Leve..., '"" and Mr s. Johnson, "Give Uo This Di,v." The musical tribute concluded with a plaoo medley by Keith Ashley. who played "1\!emorlea Are Made or This?' uOh, You Beaut!fu1 DiJU," "School O.,.s" and "Red Roses for a Blue Lad)'." Pauline Atkins oftheHarrlao~>o ville o.&lter CDnductod a contest tntltled "Let's Get ACCJJalnled." Nellie Tracy or the Pomeroy Bridal Shower 9iven lor Miss Carolyn -n.a... Fruit Cocktail Potato Bread • • Pumpkin Pies • • • • -·&t Gold-Marble Pound Cake 3·M 5100 Glazed Donuts • • • • ····45t . ,. I . . eUa, ~ Euphemia at Amenllle, Webb at StockPort, Pomenjy, Leura at Norwich, Albany, BelChapter presented a reacu.r.:, pre, Aurellu8 at Mackoburg, ValRosemary Lyons of the Middle- ley at McConnelsville, New port o.&lter pve a readlrw, and Marshfield, MountOUve atCheaLinda MAJer Bing during t b e terhUI, Harrisonvllle, Oleshire, prosnm. Thea It Glouster, Electa at New Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Neu- straitsville, Spencer\lille, GroveD'leiiL port and Racine. , ;·:~a. Webb Introduced Roberto man were ICCOiqJOa!ets for the '' 1 SNOW CROP FROZEN Yams 28C Seolood Yalues! Fro ze n Fo ods Louisiana Cauliflower When you see the savings on your total food bill, when you experience the warmth of being cared about, we think you'll come back time and time again. Millions do. : lb. A'l' FRESH PRODUCE VALUES! If you're a regular A&P customer, this week is for you. : Depi'* Cook141 H111 ......... • • ,._g. B11al•jRtll. Sll.. ":"" ,.. Stot Cook.. H• ..!:'.::... , ••. U• Bl1a1• Rtll. Sttat, !:: ,..st•s Ce1ter H111 Slicee • • ••. II• loul• Slrlol1 np- .•. stzs Fmh FI'Jer Lep . • •••.59< II'IIH Rtnd SteU • • ... tt: Fresh FI'Jer lrealls • • ••. nc ·S.l Oxtails ..:.. • • ... ac Roalliac Ckicke11 •.:1... • ate Port Cht111 Ill,:."':,• • • ,.. 'Jic Brauascllw. . c;;:.~ · . ,_JM" : Ned 1Bo1 Jn.ll • "··~ l Sllclifllcil'~::. • ;. .... lie '111ffilal!i1eri".'1. 2,.. 19< Second, to honor our managers. Third, to give usa chance to prove "We Care': _J ,·, lllce or M••ro ~ ·- eou-· ...., c•~·ro, •-..UIII was ~ltende4 by more then 150 me~lters and rue•t• representlng 23 Ohio chapters. The event wao held In Racine , anti the ~rop-am featured • mualeal lrl- to Mrs, Webb wbo wao escorted 1D ille Eaot by her husband, Ral.9b. · Mro, Leuloe Stewart, worthJI matron of lllclne Chapter and William Stewart, worthy pairon, prealdecl at the public meetlng. Mrs. Stewart commended Mrs. Webb for her loyalt;y In service and spoke ol tile pride or the chapter In baviJW her rO))I'esent the chaplar lD IJI'and lljJJJOint- ' 98~ Roast Boneless Rouad Decker's Skinless Wieners.~~~;:~.S7~ Why this special week? First, to expqss speci~ppl'Ociation to you. "' lit' beld Mrs "':" ,. al ~ p.m., home of · •omts Tllu1, Rutlabd. Mra. Jamea ·Euler to rovtew uThtrteea CoIaniei,., . · • OR RUMP • . ., · '· . i!>+!i: .• T . SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY - TENDER, JUICY BEEF They've taken over the store. They've planned a terrific thrift event. Storewide values that you'll recognize as "fint-aid" (or your ailing budget. . ::;;;: ~!,~~ ~ to be Fry rs This is a special week. We r.all it Managers Week. ' the Eaotern $tar, <omblrecl 'wltb the 1n111J1 trlends night ob11rv- '· """* Fresh Cut•Qp PAN·READY GOY'T. INSPECTED · = Peril'; lfrt. "SUPER· RIGHT' 9UALITY . our managers have taken over! -~ -·· <r~·w.~~~~~~. ak~Tr:~!.~~~~T': rillltrhn:of )llotrlct 25, Order of toe Through TuliPI" .and " WIDNEII>AY f91o1EROY ClUb 1 ~ ' ' SI!AK~EARE • :,.. p.m. Wodnildll,home ot ~a. Robert Wa,nier; Names ~or!= countrl11 at J"O!I call; ~ .Nout:zltnc 1D J'Mew a on the Orient, ~ ·Mfsa fJJerllbleb to liVe devo..;,:,D :1 _ """ LEPORT . ~A';I'E!JRS -GardOnero, ~ P,m. ·Weill)eldo,y, of Mn, L,.,~ ~Ida; ·!"'~\~'=P. Klelii,.~)IDI, end ·PLEAIIANT VALLEY H08PITAL ~ - Junea l'IIDia, l'ltulltl; Mrs. WUIIN ' Tllemonth- 11 bUiineBB meotlni oftheadmln- . Elects Jr., IIIII K-1 Clendenin. Schedule of rc·. a··Jlb. ~n'·. ·d ·q': r···' :·.' . ·,· Kyger Creek ~ - - Clll tbe ca.t• &u.U Mrs. Poorl .... lll' ", pdnUMI ebalrman for tile oervlee fDIIowbtl 'tile melli•B - cook- or J'ICOtlllllkln 1o be .....~..,ted Ill, homtmado emiy, lllCI <Offee beiDa lllmllllad by M r 1. Vance and Mra. Nelllo Borpn. pre.,_; Jo1m ltllltea. YI ~ • JX"'I'd-l; Dfema nr,.,,NCr. ... ~: " . =: ...... ... tarn Jl>clr -b, .)nUurer. Yeetlnp were aet for tbo llrll Group loloGday or eeeb moath. 1 wu to oonliDie ... d. tile bon- . or oaa lhl1 Jeer and It ,... Officers f1owD for the llrll time follOwOlllcers were elected al the Inc 1111 de!eat d. Soulllent IIlah recent orpnlz-' mllllnll d. School by illo K.Y8W Crook team. Plana """'~ made tor a candy tile K.Yaw Creek Cbapler of lbe Natlooal _ - Soclet;y, oalo. Mrs. llaro1d Sauer II .edThey an C1lu<:k Hracllur7, 'rianr of the - · Article D, provides that it no presidential eaMI.dlte obtains a majarlt;y or the electorlll college, the choice must be made from the top three cendldal»& by the House of Representatives.. The vote in the House is to be cast by amtea, with each state having cme vote, and an absolute major~ (or 26 atotea todaY) required to alect. The Vice President is ' ~~., ~;J~i~12J:. Ch~pfer~ ot .Recepfi9n Jctrce for tile !oarib ' "' oiaeb rnonlll. A collee bour wai hold ' fhe {lai)J ~1, PGplleroy-M~ 0,, WadJW""" o.i, 2 196S U- .CIJ!Iad a Ji'OII'am Clll 1100... 1tloOIInP I .,. a.'St' •pfen. E•erybodr' • Favorite-\ Showboat Pork & Beans ________ .?! 10~ Dog ·Feed Meai_ ______~!J.19 IOMAIOIOUP · <, ,, CAN . ,. · loc'~ :~ Freah'Geld.. Fr•lt .. " -..~nanas ..•••. 7·~·1. ... . . ., ·. 30.51.. . :·~"-lery•.•••••• .c••.-......., ct.loeMeol' ~ ,•• • . ' . �·•·-~·--··· •- ~·-·: ·--·~·-:;).- ~~~.'. :, - ~ ·~-.IJ.-~'~--· ~----.. ~~--··..- --- J,I ~ ~.· • ·-- ·•~··--··>r J-,- • ' • ~ -,.;'" .,. ~ a: ... lll&)orliJ:t . or=~ eny -Report The CGnllllutiOII or die United Slaloa Ma proved to be a durable _ , . . _ But It dees MVB wbal con be eonaldered 1 flaw that cculll be dlaaalniUa duriq! this one or them pw the' countrY • President who had Jteured nel.lher • plurality or the electorlll or the popular . A system forpresldentlalelec- tion that contains a aerlous risk or such results should not be alAltll...... --•!Jwledout lowed to continue. Ttle system Ia 1111 provlol0111 govern!JW the eleconly dangerous, it Is Wldemda!'' or the President and VIce rot ocralic, since eachslate,regafd.. Praoldenl 11 tbe only part olthe less at size has an equal vote ln Constitution which received the the House, This ghes 1he small"llltpteat mark of ..,pr_n state in the Nadon, with few11'0111 -Ill _..nta." Yet II Ia est olr than 300,000 lnbabl1anla, the pnmal0111 whl~b almost 1ame voice as the tarsest state ,....,. workod aa lniW'ed. and wldeb are potenlllllY dlngerous. which hils more thin ~9 mllllon. An eveely divided delepli9n baa Tile Twelftb Amendment to tho no vote at all, regJrdless ol the CGnltltuUOn, which is a modlftcatlon or part or the original size or the atate. tled!GIIr-. 26 ata•a. To pUona or tbe .;·:::i~ he would ne<!d to vote of on11 59 member• ~ aiJool 1a per cent or the ID1al mentberablp or the House of Repre-ltea. · If 11le comlngelectloadeeapro. duce a deadlock In the alectorlll college and an ensul111 men of one sort IX' another we can be sure that torwreas and the state• will be sufllclently disturbed to pass and ratit.Y a correcd:ve C()Doo stltutlonal amendment. But If no deadlock occura, the problem b likely to be neglected for another four years. Let us hope that lnateod nf lJ&. q neglected the 9Jsl COngress will take some oorrecdve action.. Let us hoJ>e, too, that the votero in November w111 make the selectlrm of our next Prealdent and keep it out or the Hoose. II\ . cholen by the Senate froo1 among the two tqJ carllidates for that ofllce. The political polls 11lis year j" indicete 1 strong third part;y cemidete and that is causing IP'Mt IIDOUIU of conversation on apitol HID about the posaibillt;y al the presidential Aelection IOkw to the House of Represen'tatlwa. Not &lnce 1824 has the oleetoral cellege failed to proh-e 1 majority for a President or I Vice Presiden.L But it <OJid ' - " In what bas lllready 1 surprising political year. 11te po11fbilitles for maneuJIIliDiln 1uch situations as these ue almost limitless. Twice in aur history, when a presidentlal eltcUon waa Unst Into t h e Houle, the result was almost ~ endiJW Wheel~ and dealing. And ~ Jr. Patrolmen Need Patches PT. PLEASANT - New uni!Drma wve Bl•en ID mombeu the Jurdor 'Patrolmen's lea~ 1110 Ill Ill 1IIOIIIbiJ FridaY night Ill Krodel Park. Tbere ,... dla- matter of gel- tlni: lllouldor patcboa for the newwdrorms. Two new appUcationsfor memborlblp were made by Jarne a IIIII 9111pben C<lebran. Tile next m1 Jtl"l wa• Jet tertatl:vely ror the lui Friday lD O<lober. Tile Jllili'hll' - · ln charge ot Pal<ol-. W, G. Spence and R. L.JIYidoll. Members attending nre Howad Cra-d, Bobby Smith, DaYid A. Stull, Keith Jones, Craig _.,., Torey Steals, BuciiiY Cottrill, Pldlllp Jones, J. R. Hlglb ' :? •m, VUl Windsor, Bobby Coebnll, Raucb'Bolea,'JimlorDeYIIIIt, .Jimm.y and Stave Cochran, Jo1a1J Folden, William Dishman Events Noted PT. PLEASANT - IIINtlve bnerd wu h e I d In 1W8IU United Melhodlat church ' ' Tuoeday evening at 7:30 p.m. - a... Cbarlea Frum preald- ID&. Pwuel; pnqer and Bible serti.CII ve sciMUlled at the reg. alar boura Wednel!doy a n d '11mldll. Choir practice wiU lol1mo tile 7:30 p.m. Wednesday _.,. nrvlce. Tile Bible study 11fC*11 wUI meet at 10 a.m. Tbura-. yJ day. - · of Christian Build- er• will meet at the home d. Jfr. and Mrs. Howard Love Clll 2 Thursday evening. Clall llll!l!lbera not baringtronaportllllon are asked to meet at 1111 dllr<h Ill 6 p.m. lor tho trlp. · JfrL George Plants directed ela11 a. ...... !bm1 evening -onal .-dee prior to Rev . Frum'• • i I - a l members of tho clllrch muluud to Ravenswood to at;. , . oervlcesln the HavOIIIWOOd :Ulllted Methodist church ID bear :nr.IIUrl' Denman~. ; Consuls Elected by rSchool Latin Club '· 1 Joil _...., and Karen Sham~- wwe elected COIIBWI IIMol>cwpalzltkal - n g of IIIII SPQII Lolln Club d. the K,y... C:nok RIP SeboaL Oibor llflicero . - tor the (JOU' were KrlJU Bluer, cen; enr; Jolla H,._a, Ter: - ., _ " " " ' · and Em,n. lli'OIIi llld ~ Heoaon. .'"' Rt:~ .,.,. lliiUid SAo1or Ia i..,., ..... ot tile d .... ,.,1 f -•tor; · \ •· • · • ' NUdn. ('•lltpilf• , 35~L Sno-Wiiite If you've never shopped A&P, this is the week to test-shop A&P. large head lb. • I"ACifiC lU CO , filii: 1Oc '=· ... •IIIII DIIIIn lie Ha..ack lilian ':' a,.. llc ""' Dl1111'1 • • Cr.. leal '::' • a....~~c .~ SJI' =~&'!!.~Jft;~·! _i Great Orange Juice -25° '-49° . With . Ham a.. .. . Cell . AUNT JEMIMA Frozen Waffles • • • WHY PAY MOREf Bir4seye Aw•ke • • BIG BUYS on A&P Groceries! Jan e Por ke r Buy s SPECIAL LOW PRICE! Apple Pies each39C MOffl'lrRDUND·UP SALE] BAKED FRESH DAILY Why Pay More? STUFFED OLIVES ....:-:7.... '~&t DRY Ml LK ""::..-.::- • • I&P MEDIUM PRUNES I&P SPANISH PEANUTS ::. 59" SC CINDY BARS • . 24 :=. 1• ANN PAGE KETCHUP ~ 1t 30.oz. can 39c c~JmN 5 lb. ,bag BELOW ------·--·---------------~ -- ----- - - - ~-- - - SAVE 100 With This Coe'"" ON YOUR PURCHASE OF Iobin Hood Flo1r • 5.'!c3t C:..poo fold Tlwu Tu ..., o.tobtr llh. ot JOU• ffionclly AlP it- t-·-·----------·------·---------------·--·' 17-oz. can 450EXTRA PLAID STAMPS 23c Take Tills Strl' Tt '"' Fl'llllllr liP FOil IOIUS 111.110 ITIM"I . 1. --. ..loo-.......... 1• --'-.o....... . ~= Golden Corn Fr1it Drink WITH ONIONS PINIEAPPLE-811:APIFIUIT 3-lb. bag trn • ' ~ '··· YALD THlU SAT. OCT.' I ' . r ' 32 11 Jar ' . ... .. .. .. SPECIAL LOW PRICES! - LONGHORN STYLE . llllf llil.l•• Pni y IIIII ...... . =~~~;~.·~~. ~ II 7. ,.,.. N·u tley M•llfarine •K' ,..... ...... · . ' ·~ ., ' . •. lliiiill .......... . ' ' . ' ' 'ii:111it:-=' .• ' . ......,.., =-=-=r."""ltlit 11111· · . .' ,,.""'....._,. "'......... '· . . .. .: ·'·' u .. , .. . ..... .. . . ' It ' •' ' , • 1: I '\ ., '., •.( ' ~ ~r VeteramJ M:Won:-~~: pltal. MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA, 7:30 Thurldll nlaht In :siJutbern Hll!h Sch4!ol l~torlum With tbe RaciJW wltta1 boat; MrsiGordon Wes~ cbal~an of hospltalli;,; program, dlacuislm on tGplea of ~est;Mra. RobertRoiJ.. erta of Letart FaUa, program ebalnnaJ> ter d._ Obi'?' Miry Grosvenor, Grand rapreaentotlve ID Arl· ZOM, and Clara IIDiley, Gralld repreaenathe to New Mexico. Alao Introduced and preaented were WOI'Ihy ma"'- and Worthy PBirOIII or other ch..,ters, and the pall matreeaaaJipestpetrona ol RaciM Chapter, Dl1trlct omcera welcomed by the diiJU\)' ll'an:l matron ·were Ba.rblrl Fischer' pre~dent, U Lena 0. Yls, secretary, Gueata at the reception """ severe! mombers or the 1966 Southerl) LoW School Dlatrtet class, tbo laot clan lautlhl by Mrs, Webb before her r e ment. ~ waa preaented.a dozen roses 11'0111 tho elaas. In her - - ofll!-latlon, Mra. Webb llkerecl her rear ao 11ep,.. ty 1\'.ml 'matron IDa book IIUotl wltll blank pages to be' IIUed thrOUBI! theJearawllhmomortes. The mualcal tribute to Mrs. Webb q>ened with "The SOUnd or Music," "The Lovellelt Nfaht of the Year," alii ,.Stairway to the Staro, " by Shirley Johnaon, by lolarpret Neu,..,. TaWI\l'l Cozart and llobl Ct;a:art presented 10 \Vhat"s More American" and Ben Phllson seag Clara Adams was ·~ chalnnan the hostess c::ommtt.f8e_ or Olapters r(!l)resented w,re Mt. Moriah at Bever)J, Colwnbus, Evangeline at Mlddlepol'l, LoweU, Minear at Guyaville, Marl, 1be hOstel"• sene lee creaftl. - r . Mro. Ruth Alhey, loflu ~ cake, cotree and minto, Lindo .Gfrdner, Mrs. Weyne Slo- , Jlr1• Guelltl Iieoldoa lhoH medon' ......d Robbie !IIB<II. '. ·Kau ' ' ed were Mrl, D. E. Fit~, Mrf. ~· preMllllnl ~ln. ~ ill~ WMdell Marvin ~~; Mrl, -~red. sta. b"""""lect were Mro, Iva Sleti- Scld<m. ..... ~.. l;)ele lolulford, Mrl. l<Jclp. A brldo motif waa carried out lD ll'MR and pink decor-a. Games - e pla,yed with prlzea baln6 .woo by Mra. MarvlD Rupe and Mrs. James Wright. M r o. Dale S1BBeb """:Jill door prize. Marvin llarnell, lllro. Wallet" RUe, Mra. Arthur Dupe, Mrs. Jameo Briiclluri and .J . D., Mrs. Richard Slaoon, Mra. l.jJQella Brllllury, Mrti. All,.. SWIIher, Mr•. Eva Clark, Mro•. Gaorse ' ·.•. ,· ·, ' f ;.i f '" llp----!!IIIIJI!I'---~]11!!101---.Iiai'!"'!l!!llll!Jl . '3. ' ·Jt.W.furlltlre .,·.r• I Malp Ubrary olllclals were corned the sr<J0111. at Lakellope Monday nlaltl for a !ltuberl spoke on tile 0 b I o meeting d. truotee1 and llbrar- Library Develepment Plan Whleb tano or N Centre! ~stern will ltlempt to provldo ImprovLibrary CounciL ed aervlcea and uWiz- or faAltendlnr from here were Mr. cllltlea for the benefit of au and Mro, Cherlt1 Gibbs, Dr. and clthana. one of the recommonMrs. P, E. !ll!idti.~. Le81er datlona lo for an orea library oerHart, ~· Ubrarlan, "' r .. Ylce qalem. · Mlcko,l' Wllllama, C, E. BlakeJJt.."" could 1n Which '""'ps or u. Iee, and Mra. VDJII!I Plld10ja. brlilfea Implement tile do!'lawn d. ille meettne wao to velapment plan were dlacuased COI1IIder WIQ'I lbe Ubrarleo con by ParJIOiJI. He alao spoke on tile work toplher ror ovorall Im- Importance ol being reprellllled provement or aervlceo and facu: at tile -uel COI!fannce d. tho lllu. Oblo Library Aliocl•llnn to be JoBIPb !IJubert, Oblo Slate U- held 1J! Cleveland, oct. 17-19. m-.rtan, and A. "CIJipnian Parthe meellllg - e ...... ajplllve HoreterJ or tbe repreHillallvea or tile QoWaDIIOblo LlliiirY AaiiCJclatlen IIIII the trlct Library, the Alllena CounOblo Llbracy Trusteea Aasocla- QI !Jbrary, tile Lepn lloc:ldaa tlon, The Her- Dllllrlct Library, tile Herbert bert Wo~coat l!laiiiGI'fal Library We1C081 Library at Mc:Arllllr, trualeeo· and Ubrll'flno or lofc- and jbe I'OmarQy - Mldiueport Arllur ~· bolls. Bobble Da. Nlllc Ulp'ltriea. Yla, preiddelll clr tbo ~ wei- Job's Daughters Launch "' for Projects , ' IINLY. $' 2·99 $30.00 .......llllt • C.WI!Jfll", ..... MASON FUINIJUIE CO. iASOI, W. YA. 8READ DOUGH 3·!::~ 59C STEAKS 16 oz. 79~ pkg. DAIRY FAIR iCE Mlli._!~~~~~~R~-- ~~ol. · Lik~ :These Meat Buys! Fresh and ·Meaty """"'IINinlod Lipri:1ry:U O#ioicils .itJ~:. ·,. Lake Hope Sessions . FROZEN FOOD SPECiALS Freezer Quean .Morton's Buy! PORK GREER jrEAK PEACH HALVES • 3 • Ca~dy, Sale L lle're Known For Values All Over The Big Bend Area! EVANGELINE CHAPTER 172, star, 7:30 Thurldll nlaltl II tllo Middleport Masoalc, Tei!t~Jie: New om • cero will be elpetOd. ••ftOid to Mandalay.'' Order -of Jbo Eaotern In Mn. UJJ41a !lsiCXI. and Mra. Robert !loiOIIODiertalnedrecent1¥ with a Iirtdll ~~~loWer honorInc lolita CarWn 111oon, brideelect of Bob Bart, at tile K,yger Si~$on '·' II.~' PIIIII'IDli matron ' and cMinrwJ or the International Temple committee; NOIIIII KIJW, Grand Ruth or lhe Grandi Chap- ~~i.l.59 ~~.z. ~ ......SI cans 'J SA.US·AG·E 2 99~ "' '' The Stare With A Hart'j Right reserved to limit quautJti• 1 P:;. We accept Fed. Food Stamps Fui-Valu Buy! Ou~ Own F~sh Grind of Premier a..f Prices Effective OCT. 3-4·5 Lesser Amounts Zfor 43c Groulld Beef•••••••• 3pk~~·1.59 Sli"d Bologna•••••• ~;~:k~;: 59~ HOLSUM Ohio Valloy Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9-Sunday 10 ... 7 EAD s1 (t ~~· • ""~' BAKERY SPEC/All LARGE PIES 160Z. LOAVES Buys! . ROYAL BRAWl SELF-RISING 25 lb. bag a ~ FLOUR ;ruJae u:J 5TH aad PURL STS., RACINE ~ FRESH PORK-COUNTRY STYLE IMoq- . Vlo~D VALUE BUYS! SEVERAL KINDS REG. 59c EACH 49~ EVER YD.4 Y LOW PRICES! Grade A Producer' 1 Sausage -----~---. 2 3~.::· 39e MI"I k---------------'.:!~._.89t Maxwell House_______ ~.:·· 79e Jum •o P••es.. _____ ::-:-!.":~::..39~ t..-ln pack 1 lnatant Coffee Onib foOd 12 sandwich Hunt'• Rich ToiJioto 8 Inner Packs For Frt~shn .. 1 ( )~~!~~~;;;;:;------- 3~.:~· 1. 00 Zestil Cr"kers_______ .~b~ 3ft 4uanod Cala Dog & Cat Food____ ~::~~3.75 Raison Towels _____ 3 ~rr:l.OO 10 Ful-Valu Buys! . CAMPBELL'S ~~ ANN PAGE - OUR FINEST QUAUTY , WOMEN'S AUXlLJARV Mid. dleport Fire · NO Wednesday nll!hllllhe ~~I· Jewelry . part;y; each member 1 ~ "'briJW a gueo~ THURSDAY PAST CHIEFS, Maanolia Tempie, Thursday nlabt. 7, 30, at tile home of Mrs, Karl Grueser. Minersville. LAUREL CLIFF Beller Health Club, annl\'lraary potluck dl"' ner, 6:30 .p.m. Thursday homo of Mn, Berthe Parker· ~hi slatera revealed, with' a gift :.. chanp; new ''ODes to be drawn. DIRECTORS OF Me~a Count;y American Red Croaa t:a~te 8-30 p DL Tlwrsday coni r' PUIICII.WIIIIGIIII& ... --Salad Dressiag • • • --4·9' .• ,,... .. ... lb.l9~ Colby Cheese • : · : :: : : ' ; : • • . '100 .·~.··~.., ··.·.··~ . . ., . . . Co f f e e WHY PAY MORE? -IN lf4-lb. S~KS Lll'ERAllY planned lp)' chlbrus Grimm, c::halrDtali, and M r •· Johnson. Arrangemonla ' or vlnlete and while ~s Cl')'ltal holder• decorated the re!rolhment 'table. Nacht BrJtlker pre. sided at the coffee service, and O(ia1 Diddle poured the PWICIJ. . . . . . fi . . .I&&Jir Special l.ow Price f - Save J6c EiCJht O'Clock ~ __ .....,._ . 50 ....................... _,...,""_ .... " ---50 :::::... ' l==50 ......,._ ..,.. ___ .... 25 ..... ................ !liJIIIIIIIII....,. •r . . 25:==--=-.::: . WHY PAY MORU • • • -:-.r...... ~ Tomato Sauce • • • 4:.: 5t Pr1ne Juice • • • .=4t • • • 1 ~~ > Proctl!DI -e'_...r.. CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI · :;.::."'"1 Robin Hood Flour 38c COUNTIY c;ENTLENAN ~f' there were solO. by l!ldrley GuolliB allwiq! "Wouldn't n Be Leve..., '"" and Mr s. Johnson, "Give Uo This Di,v." The musical tribute concluded with a plaoo medley by Keith Ashley. who played "1\!emorlea Are Made or This?' uOh, You Beaut!fu1 DiJU," "School O.,.s" and "Red Roses for a Blue Lad)'." Pauline Atkins oftheHarrlao~>o ville o.&lter CDnductod a contest tntltled "Let's Get ACCJJalnled." Nellie Tracy or the Pomeroy Bridal Shower 9iven lor Miss Carolyn -n.a... Fruit Cocktail Potato Bread • • Pumpkin Pies • • • • -·&t Gold-Marble Pound Cake 3·M 5100 Glazed Donuts • • • • ····45t . ,. I . . eUa, ~ Euphemia at Amenllle, Webb at StockPort, Pomenjy, Leura at Norwich, Albany, BelChapter presented a reacu.r.:, pre, Aurellu8 at Mackoburg, ValRosemary Lyons of the Middle- ley at McConnelsville, New port o.&lter pve a readlrw, and Marshfield, MountOUve atCheaLinda MAJer Bing during t b e terhUI, Harrisonvllle, Oleshire, prosnm. Thea It Glouster, Electa at New Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Neu- straitsville, Spencer\lille, GroveD'leiiL port and Racine. , ;·:~a. Webb Introduced Roberto man were ICCOiqJOa!ets for the '' 1 SNOW CROP FROZEN Yams 28C Seolood Yalues! Fro ze n Fo ods Louisiana Cauliflower When you see the savings on your total food bill, when you experience the warmth of being cared about, we think you'll come back time and time again. Millions do. : lb. A'l' FRESH PRODUCE VALUES! If you're a regular A&P customer, this week is for you. : Depi'* Cook141 H111 ......... • • ,._g. B11al•jRtll. Sll.. ":"" ,.. Stot Cook.. H• ..!:'.::... , ••. U• Bl1a1• Rtll. Sttat, !:: ,..st•s Ce1ter H111 Slicee • • ••. II• loul• Slrlol1 np- .•. stzs Fmh FI'Jer Lep . • •••.59< II'IIH Rtnd SteU • • ... tt: Fresh FI'Jer lrealls • • ••. nc ·S.l Oxtails ..:.. • • ... ac Roalliac Ckicke11 •.:1... • ate Port Cht111 Ill,:."':,• • • ,.. 'Jic Brauascllw. . c;;:.~ · . ,_JM" : Ned 1Bo1 Jn.ll • "··~ l Sllclifllcil'~::. • ;. .... lie '111ffilal!i1eri".'1. 2,.. 19< Second, to honor our managers. Third, to give usa chance to prove "We Care': _J ,·, lllce or M••ro ~ ·- eou-· ...., c•~·ro, •-..UIII was ~ltende4 by more then 150 me~lters and rue•t• representlng 23 Ohio chapters. The event wao held In Racine , anti the ~rop-am featured • mualeal lrl- to Mrs, Webb wbo wao escorted 1D ille Eaot by her husband, Ral.9b. · Mro, Leuloe Stewart, worthJI matron of lllclne Chapter and William Stewart, worthy pairon, prealdecl at the public meetlng. Mrs. Stewart commended Mrs. Webb for her loyalt;y In service and spoke ol tile pride or the chapter In baviJW her rO))I'esent the chaplar lD IJI'and lljJJJOint- ' 98~ Roast Boneless Rouad Decker's Skinless Wieners.~~~;:~.S7~ Why this special week? First, to expqss speci~ppl'Ociation to you. "' lit' beld Mrs "':" ,. al ~ p.m., home of · •omts Tllu1, Rutlabd. Mra. Jamea ·Euler to rovtew uThtrteea CoIaniei,., . · • OR RUMP • . ., · '· . i!>+!i: .• T . SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY - TENDER, JUICY BEEF They've taken over the store. They've planned a terrific thrift event. Storewide values that you'll recognize as "fint-aid" (or your ailing budget. . ::;;;: ~!,~~ ~ to be Fry rs This is a special week. We r.all it Managers Week. ' the Eaotern $tar, <omblrecl 'wltb the 1n111J1 trlends night ob11rv- '· """* Fresh Cut•Qp PAN·READY GOY'T. INSPECTED · = Peril'; lfrt. "SUPER· RIGHT' 9UALITY . our managers have taken over! -~ -·· <r~·w.~~~~~~. ak~Tr:~!.~~~~T': rillltrhn:of )llotrlct 25, Order of toe Through TuliPI" .and " WIDNEII>AY f91o1EROY ClUb 1 ~ ' ' SI!AK~EARE • :,.. p.m. Wodnildll,home ot ~a. Robert Wa,nier; Names ~or!= countrl11 at J"O!I call; ~ .Nout:zltnc 1D J'Mew a on the Orient, ~ ·Mfsa fJJerllbleb to liVe devo..;,:,D :1 _ """ LEPORT . ~A';I'E!JRS -GardOnero, ~ P,m. ·Weill)eldo,y, of Mn, L,.,~ ~Ida; ·!"'~\~'=P. Klelii,.~)IDI, end ·PLEAIIANT VALLEY H08PITAL ~ - Junea l'IIDia, l'ltulltl; Mrs. WUIIN ' Tllemonth- 11 bUiineBB meotlni oftheadmln- . Elects Jr., IIIII K-1 Clendenin. Schedule of rc·. a··Jlb. ~n'·. ·d ·q': r···' :·.' . ·,· Kyger Creek ~ - - Clll tbe ca.t• &u.U Mrs. Poorl .... lll' ", pdnUMI ebalrman for tile oervlee fDIIowbtl 'tile melli•B - cook- or J'ICOtlllllkln 1o be .....~..,ted Ill, homtmado emiy, lllCI <Offee beiDa lllmllllad by M r 1. Vance and Mra. Nelllo Borpn. pre.,_; Jo1m ltllltea. YI ~ • JX"'I'd-l; Dfema nr,.,,NCr. ... ~: " . =: ...... ... tarn Jl>clr -b, .)nUurer. Yeetlnp were aet for tbo llrll Group loloGday or eeeb moath. 1 wu to oonliDie ... d. tile bon- . or oaa lhl1 Jeer and It ,... Officers f1owD for the llrll time follOwOlllcers were elected al the Inc 1111 de!eat d. Soulllent IIlah recent orpnlz-' mllllnll d. School by illo K.Y8W Crook team. Plana """'~ made tor a candy tile K.Yaw Creek Cbapler of lbe Natlooal _ - Soclet;y, oalo. Mrs. llaro1d Sauer II .edThey an C1lu<:k Hracllur7, 'rianr of the - · Article D, provides that it no presidential eaMI.dlte obtains a majarlt;y or the electorlll college, the choice must be made from the top three cendldal»& by the House of Representatives.. The vote in the House is to be cast by amtea, with each state having cme vote, and an absolute major~ (or 26 atotea todaY) required to alect. The Vice President is ' ~~., ~;J~i~12J:. Ch~pfer~ ot .Recepfi9n Jctrce for tile !oarib ' "' oiaeb rnonlll. A collee bour wai hold ' fhe {lai)J ~1, PGplleroy-M~ 0,, WadJW""" o.i, 2 196S U- .CIJ!Iad a Ji'OII'am Clll 1100... 1tloOIInP I .,. a.'St' •pfen. E•erybodr' • Favorite-\ Showboat Pork & Beans ________ .?! 10~ Dog ·Feed Meai_ ______~!J.19 IOMAIOIOUP · <, ,, CAN . ,. · loc'~ :~ Freah'Geld.. Fr•lt .. " -..~nanas ..•••. 7·~·1. ... . . ., ·. 30.51.. . :·~"-lery•.•••••• .c••.-......., ct.loeMeol' ~ ,•• • . ' . �.. ____ { ~-·"- ~;,-;---··;:-cO . 0 - llll)orlt1 Report By Qarenee Miller me olthOIII save tho countrY • Tho Contdwtlon of tho United President who hid aecured neither a plurallt)' ol the electoral or the popular vote. state• hao proved to be a durable duciiMrL But It doel have what can ba coooldered a lllw that eoU1d ba cllllltn>UI durllll! tills A system ror prulderat111 elec- ..... A10llllll10r ~. llamiiiODobWedOUI IIIII pro'llolono governllll! tho elecdoa of tho Pro&ldera and VIce p~ ao the only part ol the Constitution which r~ived the "i•al.Jalrtelt mark or IPprobatton ri-Gm lll opponerta." Yet it Is proolol... whlcb almost -ked •• ~ and wlddl are potentlally dan&Orous. 'i'tie TWelfth AmeDdmeri. to the COUUtutiOn. which is a rnodlfl· <:atlon ol part of the original Article n, provides that 1t no presldentlal candidate obtains a 1110lorit1 ol the electonl college, tbe choice must be made from the ~ three candidates by the Houu of Representatives. The vote ln the House is to be cast by states, with each state having ane vote, and an absolute major· lt;y (or 26 alate& today) required to eleet. The Vice President is c, tion that contains a serious risk of sucb results should not be 1}.. lowed to continue. 'Itle system is -r I ' not only d&nger0\1&, it ls undem. ocratic, since each state, regard-less of slze has an equal vote In the House, Tills gh~s the small· ~~tst state ln the Nation, with few.!r than 300,000 Inhabitants, the aame voice as the largeat •tate which has more than t9 mllllon. AJl evenly dtvidod delepUon has no vote at all, reilrdless of the size of the atate. ·ot tho any 26 stataL To sallons of the omallo&t,28' ' he would to c:oatrol tho ol only 59 memt.r•- - 1 3 per cent oltho IOiol _.u.erob!p oltho Hoooe ol Repreoeldlllvoo. U the comlnlelectloouloespre>duce a delllllock In the electoral college and an ensulrw: mess Of one sort or another we can be sure that (.OIWI"ell alii the stattl will be sumclentb dlsturbOd to pass and rt.tify a correetlw conatitutlonal amendment. But if no deadlock occun, the problem ill likely to be neglected lor another four years. !At us hope that INtead oll»lJW neglected tho 91st will take some corrective actlon. Let us hope, too, that the wters in November will make the nlec- , tim of our next President a~ keep It out of the Hoose. The political pctls this year lnll<:ale a otroog third part)' eadlldate and thlt is causing areat IJil()Ull1& o( conversation on Copllol Hill about the possibll· Uy of the presidential selection ao1rc to tha House or Represen- 'tatlvell. Not aince 1824 has the electonl college failed to produce a majority tor a President or a Vice President. But it eoWd 1\Qpen in what has already been a surprising political year. The potalbtlttles for maneuyerflw in auch situation& IS these are almOst llmiUeas. Twice in our biJtory, when a presidential election waa thrust into t h e Houle, dle reault was abnost unonii!W wheell'"' and deallrg. And Jr. Patrolmen Need Patehes PI'. PLEASANT - New lUllforma wera ll•ea to mOIIIber• <If tba JUDior 'PalrOimen'o looII HI maeiiDI Friday nl8ht a&· Kzode1 Park. '111ere wu ella. , . . - CD the miller of get.. tiDe ~dar patdloo lor the p -.dformo. Two -lllll'il-olormombaraldp were made by James and stophen COcllran. The . m1rffnr waa let teutatively for tba lUt Friday In Ootober. The tn c:barp ol Patrolmon W. G. ~ce and R. '• ...u.. .... L.JIYideo. Mpmbera aU4ndlnl were How- ard Crawford, Bollby Smith, DaYkl A. Slutt, Keith . - , , Craig meeting 35~. PAN-READY GOY'T. INSPECTED ~ Foldm, William Dlobrnan OR RUMP Cook.. H1111 ...:"'...., • • ••. uc Boaal•1Roali• Sttalt "::"' ~.. s1oa Cook.. Ham ..,."';";::.. , ... C7c BoaaiiD Ra••• StUll,: ,..S115 Ceater H•• Sliitl • ••. 98c Boul• Slrlall n, - . . S125 Frail Fryar Lap • • • ,.. gc Bnu.. RHIII Steak • • ... lie Fr•h Fryer Bnasts • , ••. nc · Baef Oxtalla ..:.. • • ,..sse Raaatia& Clllckan ·~... • l9c Pork Cho,a ~: • • ... 7tc They'vetaken over the store. They've planned a terrific thrift event. Storewide values that you'll recognize as "first·aid" for your ailing budget. • kg . ,..., Second, to honor our managers. Third, to give us a chance to prove "We Care': When you see the savings on your total food bill, when you experience the warmth of being cared about, we think you'JI come back time and time again. Millions do. Sno-Wiiite Louisiana Cauliflower Yams 1:::: CDftfiiiGIIIT ( Ita fHl OIIIAI aTIJt,llltiC • ftl'oCI,IC tiA CO , IIIIC PI'. PLEASANT- '111emonlh- b' llullllell meeting olthe admln· lltnll•• board waa h e 1 d 1n lfalata United llelbocllat coorch 'flllediJ .,..,mg at 7:30 p.m. wllb a.v. Charles Frum J>l'eslcl- lnl- llldwalk prayer and Bible oer- are . - o d at tho reslllar boon Wedneeday a n d 'l'll!lraday, Cbolr practice will lioDow lba 7:30 p.m. Wodneaday .....,_. oenlce. The Bible IIOdy will meet at 10 a.m. '111ura- laJ, ' ' ' llembara ct Chrlatlan Build· • • da11 wUI meet at the home <tl )lr. and Mro. Howerd Love 111 2 Tbur&day evenlJI&. C1all meut>ers not havtngtriDI»Od u,, are asked to meet at tba dlar<b at 6 p.m. lor the trip. llrL Gooree Plant• cllreeted tba !bJolo1 evoodng devotlollal ...,S.ce prior to Rev. Frum'a - - a l member• olthedllr<b udiW: ed to Ravenswood to at- .'..,. .-.!ceo ln the Rav...,IJIIIWd llelbocllst chUrch to bear Dr. lllr17 Derunan ~. ; Consuls Elected by ~ School Latin Club •t Jaa &aalaet and Karen SbamfiiUio ..... tlaeted c:GIIIullat- ,_., orpri•IUOM.I meeting of IIIII SPQR loiiiD Clllb ol tho Kl,,. . i:noi<IIIP Scbo111. Olbar aai 1 1 JIIIIIOII lllr the Jj -* l Jalll 'wonH..... ICrilll - · celll, -ator; Tor' .....1' ()11 f ... tr'iJiuM, ani EJn. ·~ H- ''1£ - WSS ... .._,_ J1n,. i~ ..- RanW · ~~49c Frozen Waffles • • • WHY PAY hiOREI Birdseye Awake • • S..r is .llltbacll& Fruit ·Cocktail Potato Bread • • • Pumpkin Pies • • • • -·lc Gold-Mar•le Pound Cake 3···'1 00 Glazed Donuts • • . • •·LUC Why Pay More? 3D-oL can ;." .,_. can ·-::~"Whole 5 $1 Yaur Cltalce 17-oz. Kernel Corn-12-oz. • • Corn WHOLE KUNEl Ol ClOA,. STYLE - tor -----------------------Tomato Sauce • • • 4:: 5t WtTH ONIONS • • • WHY PAT M0ll1 PINlArftl&-&IAKA.UIT Prune Juice • • • • • • . =4t Special Low Price ! - Save 16c EiCJht o•c1ock 59 3-lb. bag Coffee 390 ctJ~N 5 Salad Dressing . • • .~49$ Colby Cheese • • •.. • • 69<= ,.-; ,-----~-------·---------------------------.' : •••i• HoM Flour • 5.:-.at : ON YOUR PURCHASE OF ••• • • • l-----------------------·-----------------· SPECIAL LOW PRICES! - LONGHORN STYLE lb. WHY PAY MORE7 - IN 1f-t-lb. STICKS 450EXTRA PLAID STAMPS like IIIII Slrlp It Ytlr FrllldiJ liP FOI IOIUS PLAID SIIMNI ...... - ......... 108 --· 100··· --·-__ ......,_ " ................. 50 ...... ...... . . . .... ............... .... · 50 ---=:.::.--=--=-· .':=~. 50 :::.o:z_ ~::: ............... . 50 ___ ...... .. 25 .................. 25 ---· ...............:=·-·--CHECK ITEMS YOU itUYI --- ~~ ftiwi:KMIIf·I.M • """II ....._......... q l ' ~ PlitCU'Mif'IM ..... . .... -- --............./M ANN PAGE - OUR RNEST QUALITY IELOW .. ,..., frieo4ly "" """ ,: Golden Corn Fruit Drink Robin Hood Flour C..,.. Vllo4 T1vu f.,..., Oc!abw Itt!. GolUWII .l-- COUNTlT &ENRlMAN = SAVE 10C With This CCM!pO"i 23c 11-n. Cut Green le..,.s-15!-oz. STUFFED OLIVES ....."':7....'':..-&t DRY MILK "":"--:-" • • '!!' 9t liP MEDIUM PRUNES 2.":<.&t liP SPANISH PEANUTS !: 5t SC CINDY BARS . • 24 ~ ac INN PAGE KETCHUP lt lb. bag 38c ~. ' Nutley Margaribe Mro. U.... !11100 and Mro. The holtelllllt serve lee cream. , Rojoort Sla.O.enterlalnedrtcent- cake, coft'~ ~ mlntlo Guefll baeldot thoaa menlliln' ly with • b~ aloolror boolorlng Mlao Carol)11 !Ilion, bride· ed """ Mrl. D. E. FHe, Mro. Mrs. Pfeil. sl:. . olt<t ct BOb llert, ot the Kyger Marvin oon, Mrs. J;lale Mullord, Mrl'o Lodge, A bride motllwao carried out ·Marvin Darnell, MrB. WaJierc In green and pink decoratlono• Bracloury and Rupo, J. D., Mrs. Rlfo, Mra. Arlbur Mra. Games were played with prizes Jamtl bolng .won b.Y Mrs. Marvin RUllO Wellard Sloooo, Mro. Lj>uella and Mrs. JIIIIM!I Wri8bt. M r o. Br0cbn7, Mrs. Allee Soolllber, Dale SlsiOb won~ door prize. Mro. E.. Clark, Mrs. , George 7 . . . •100 pkp. . .... .J:. •••------------"""•"!' i iilll!liloiJ .3 t-.t. tfew,. . ' ThW'sday, conleren:; MASON f!IINITUIE CO. IIASOIC. W. YA. port and Racine. , __ . : . : _____ _ e re Known .For Values All Over The Big Bend Areal •------~:::--:---:~------~-----------------------==:::. W ' '• FROZEN J'OOD SPECIALS Freezer Queen Morton's •,. Meiga Ubr&ry olllelalo were comedlbegroup. II Lekellopa MolldtJ nlglrt lor I Shubert spoke 011 lbe 0 b I o ...Ung It lrullet• and llbrar. Llbrlr)' llevelOJimeat Plan whldl lana ol \hi Ceatral Southeastern will attempt to provide lmprov· Library Council. ed Hrvlces and utUizatiGD oil,.. Altendln& !rom bore were Mr cllltlea lor the benellt ol all mt Mra. Charles~~. Dr. c1tlrens. One olthe recommen· Mro. P. E. !llillo¥,"Mro, Lefler dallono II lor an area library oarHart, I'Om-llbrarl~ M r o, vice I,Yatem. Mloko,y Wllilaml, C, E. Blakea· Woya tn whl<h o1 ll~. and Mr~ vu,.. Plkkoja. brarlea could Implement lbe de· l'lulooae It lloe maetlq wao to velopleat pial! w:ere cJIJcuaaed <Oilllder wayo the .Ubrarltl can by Parllbns. He alSO l)lllka on the wOrk tosather lor 'overall 1m. lmpcirtarice· <If beinr repreaented provement ol aarvleeo 1Dd facu: at lbe amual ..,......,, o1 the Ill-. Olllo Library Aiaoclatloo to be Joseph i!hlbtrt1 " ' " ' state U- hel!l 111. Cleveland, Oct. 17-19. br.,...., and A: CioQii,u ' ParAtleioi!tna tho ' meot!nl wera - s , "'IPII•e aaeptary oltho Olllo LliB'ir1 Aaooclatlon and the trlct Library, tho theGaWaDioAthei.a Count)' Library, the ~ Hocldns Olllo Llbrar)' ~· Alloclatloa, ....... . _...... The Jler. Dllltrlct Llbrl!7, tho Herbert bartcw·~- Memarlal Lll>rl!'7 w...... Llbrlr)' at McArtlur, - ··-and llbrarlaluo o! 'Mc- and lbe POmeroy • Mldilleport ArtiNr ~ - b!>ot•. Bclbble Da- PUbU. Ubriorleo. Yit, PH.._ ol \be~ wei- anci -.PI Job's Daughters Launch ' Candy Sale for Projects c Glrlo 16 oz. I'Onoetcq BeCW 62, '*!call~ DAIRY FAIR iCE MILK ·----------ALL FLAVORS ~~·1. Lik~ :These Meat Buys! Fresh and Meaty Ful-Valu Bu:y., PORK GREER ~TEAK • 3 PEACH HALVES ~9-cans2% •. SJ· ~~- 1.59 SAUSA.GE ., 2 ~:;. 99~ Not 111111 wldeb 11 will t!iJ to .be )I aele onr Buy! Prices Effective Open Mon. thrw 511. 9 to 9-S•nclay 10 to 7 BAKER't' SPECIAL! $1 ( .d., -. . t ROYAL BRANII LARGE PIES 4lt SEVERAL KINDS REG. 59c EACH -~. SELF-RISING 49~ ~ oubu,,. v••~O:D VALUE BUt'S! Sausage _____, ___ .2 ~.::· 39e MI•1 k---------------"!~.89$ • • P Maxwell House_______ ~.:·· 79e Jum o les_ _____ .:·~~-:~-.:.39~ EVER't'DAY LOW PRICES! FLOUR Grode A Producer's 3 1. ocW\llll !DCholpUc llnanCO OCT. 3 • 4 • 5 HOLSUM BREAD Buys! 111!14 trom which tnt, bOrrow to aeollt twin pack Instant Coffee O.vila Food Hunt'S Rich Tomato 8 Inner Pod1a For Freahneu 12 aondwlch. Catsup·---------- 3~.::· 1. 00 Zestil Crackers________b~~ 39e Dog & Cat Food____ ~;;,:3.75 t;;a~:~· Towels_____ 3 ~ii:l.OO Jo-Bo- 12 c:an• Sl.OO lila boo the 1).1101 a! ~ . . . .. that fVOI'1 D.cl ..... la .llio'liotala Clllatlaal /the -~ of.,.S' Se.... ' nu:t _.lmle. l" . - Stuc!ent. Pastor lts~-~~~urnjP,~ . · Wa accept Feel. Food StatnpS 160Z. LOAVES i!cil to limit quantities Ful-Valu Lesser Amounts 2 for 43c Ohio Valley RACINE Thee Store with A Hartff Right reserved Ground Beef•••••••• 3pk~~·l.59 Sliced Bologna•••••• ~;~:k~;: 59C .thfi ~~ole¢....,, the ~ 5TH and PEARL STS., r I Ou~ Own Fresh Grind af Premier Beef Pf1IFIIIl to rilaa lUnda lor terv~n~lllllllbiis. ' Deibel P~tf·.-· ·"' · · 1pie.eoo FRESH PORK-COUNTRY STYLE -~ ~ of Jobo Ill......, a D.......... wiJI. CIIWI<h • oanciY ln. ~- lholr .....u.... aalo IIIIo IIOek aeJianct alllale· ond~l~ab!ptlorde· - 79, 3 !~:~ 59e pkg, ' !If BREAD DOUGH STEAKS matron w~e Barbl.n Lake ·Hope Sessions _., ' $30.00 ..........It. Cllftlltlltl ... •, FJscher' president. IDd Lena n. vlo, oecretary, Guests at the receptlaa were several member• of the 1966 Southero Local School Dlttrlet claeo, the laat clau taug11t bJ Mro. Webb belore her retireShe waa preaeated a dozen . -~ $'299 repretoDIIUve to New Mexico. Also Introduced.lid presented were worth¥ matrons and worthy patrono ol - r c.....lers, &1111 the past matron&UIIp&ltpatroas of Racine Chlj>ter. Dlotrlct omcera welcomed by the deputy grand .. 'l'honlal; ··-···of SAl&] BAKED FRESH DAILY :~ or.~ ' Orange Juice AUNT JEMIMA Jnne Porker Buys Events Noted ,. • :.... SNOW CROP FROZEN 28c •. 1Oc ~E Bridal' Shower 9iven.for Miss Carolyn Si$$On . . . • Jolmson. ArrangamJnla of vJo.. lets and wblte ~I!I'S In ccyolll holdera de<ora~ the relresbment table. Nadml Brlllkor p,... · sided at tho cofle<l oervlce, and Opal Diddle poored lhe PUI1<h. Clara Adama waa ,chairman o1 the hostess contm~. Chlpters re_presenteclwereMt. Moriah at Beverly, Columbus, Ewngellne at MlddJ.IIJ()rt. LoweU, Minear at GuysvUle, Marl· etta, - EUPhemia at Ames'vllle, Webb at Stockport, Pomeroy, Laura at Norwich, Alban!', Belpre, AureUua at Mlcklburg, Valley at McCormela.viUe, New Mlrshfteld, MounlOilve atCheoterhlll, Harrloonvllle, Oleahlre, 'Ittea at Glouster, EJecta at New stnUtsvllle, Spencerville,Grove- ::!0 ·~··· tililtr1h11i' /~·'''ft:: '.u; ~25c ' at Reception of Frozen Foods I A•P FII!SH PRODUCf YALUfSI If you'rearegular A&P customer, this week is for you. If you've never shopped A&P, this is the week to test-shop A&P. .J. . / .. man were occompanll\e lor the roses from the clli11. Ill her MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA, commellll of ap,PI'OCia\loa. Mr a. 7:30 Toor&day nliht In southern Webb likened her y - aa clepuHlsh School a,.ntorlum with the 11 il;and matroe to a book IIUed Racine wilt iio holll; MrofGoroon with blank ·- · to be' llllod Wes~ cllalrinan of hoopllllicy· througbJMyearowithmamorles. ])1'08r11D, dl1Cu8'ston on topics The musical tribute to Mra. ochool l~root; Mro. Robert Jld>. Webb evened with "The Sound of or\1 of Letart Falla, program Music," "'111e Lowliest Nleht ebairman. ot the Year,.. am 44 Stalrway to lhe stan," bJ Shirley Johnoon, EVANGti.INE CHAPTER 172 ac.._sed by Mlrpret Neuman. TIWIII'I COzart and Bobl Or<ler: <If lioe Ea-.. Star. 7 Tburoct.y nl8ht It 11>• Middle- Cpuri presented 11 What'1 More port Muonlc, :J'el!ll>le: 'New·om. American" and Ben PhUsonsanc U R(8l to Mandalay•I I cerowlllbeilfoted. Sllrl., llaaen ':: • ...fie H•••k Dl11.,. ':: 2..... .... 011111'1 •• 2..... , Braaaschwe~ 0:: ~ , ••~~ ,1mB.. Jr. . • 1 Sl~cft'tt:=. . • ....."'• '1urtila u~- . 2•••1fc1 . Why this special week1 First, to expo;e~~spec~c~pp!'Ociation to you. I Jaeata. ,:wr., .ment. Seolood Yaluet! SPECIAL LOW PRICE! Schedule of r 98~ Cr..... ~ p.m. room ol Velerlns Memorial Hoopllll. , Boneless Round Decker's Skinless Wieners~~~~;::.S7~ This is a special week. We call it Managers Week. • o.\, 2 1968 Webb latroduoed Roberta ------- -------- pAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tem- zona, aDd Clara Mosley, Grand CLI · .•"' lb. ~ Mrs. Louise Stewart, worthy matron of Ractoe C....,ler, and William Stewart wortb,y patron P,...lded at the 'public meetl.: Mrs. Stewart commended Mrs Webb lor her loyalt;y In oervlc; and spoke ol the pride of the chlpter ln havlug her represent the chlpter Ia gram ~DPQlnt.. 1 pie, Thursday nllh~ 7:30, at the home of Mrs. Karl Grueser Minersville • LAUREL 'cLIFF Beller Health Club, anniversary potluck dinnor, 6:30 p,m. Thurlda,y home ot. Mrs. Bertha Parker; ~shine sisters revealed, with 1 gift excltanp; new ,ones to be drawn. DIRECTORS OF Milgs County American 'Red Cross ·Chlpte 8:30 Roast Jr., IIIII KoDdall Clondenln. l~•'. . . ·--.. ! toe '111rougll the Tulips" and there were ooiO. byShlrleyGueltl& ol,.tow "Wouldn't n Be Lovely" andMro.Johnson, "Give Us '111lt Dty." The muolcaltrlbute concluded with a pia,.. medleyi>JKelth AohleY who played .. Memories Are Made of This,'' '-'Oh, YouBeauU· lui Doll," "School Da,ys" and ''Red Roaes for a Blue Lady." Pauline AtkJns oftheHarrisooville C...,ler conduc:tedacoolell IDilUed "Let's Get Acquainted." Nellle Tracy ol the p...,.roy C....,ter preoe- a reading, Rosemary Lyons ot the MJd:De.. port C..... ter save a readbw, and Llnla Mayer sang during t h e program. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Neu- hdl; PULL VALUI • IIOT A PORTION SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY - TENDER, JUICY BEEF . . AUXltJ~, 49 · WHOLEOR FULL SHANK HALF NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED ' ~ WOMEN'S Mid- ·II. 1ilnniJW, pool grand matron dleport Flre DeportmOni 7•30 · and chatrmao olthelntemational Wednesday nilht at ~ II~ Temple commlttoe; Noami Klow, Jewelry part)'; each mOIIIber II ::-:, Grandi Chipto brl!W a guest. _ ~; .._..-y GroMnor, THURSDAY ' Grand repreoenlltlve to Arl· Rams Fry rs our managers have taken over! "LiTERARY ''Thlrteea. Colcrdu." · • Cooked Fresh Cut-Vp -'.;J. taiL9blnd, Ralph. Mrs. June• Titu1, ~*''U'd Mrs. Jame. -Euler to review "SUPER· RIGHT' SMOKED "SUflER • RIGHT' (j)UALITY 1.: I' matrbn ol Dllllrlct 25, ~ of tho Eutern Sllr, combined with tho llll'llal lrlendo nl8ht observonce ol Milf• COWl!): Chlptero wao attended b.Y more than 150 memben and IJUeoto representtow 23 Ohio tllaptera. The evett was held In ~cine . ard ~ protrram featured a musleal tribute to Mrs. Webb who waa escorted to the East by her 1'0!1 .~~LEPORT "Super-Right" Meats! ,l ·-------·---J,...cc----......... , .ri'...~";!.b~:~'= lk~n";;t..~.;~;: ~~::,;.:~~=~rile~·;~ ~ub, ftrat to be held - · .ot ~- p.m., home o1 on .~.:-__.,;_ ' Mrs. 0, P. Klelll, ...,.em, and a bl!lb "''~· · ,, ' ~ llaDdyBoleo;JimlorDe- - . .JimDII' and Stove COchran. .•. · = ~care~----------~ "-17. Tarry - · Buddy Cote trW, Pldlllp Joneo, J. R. Hlg&1,., r vn, Van WiD.diOI' I Bobby k a.:; choAen by the senate rr001 among the two tw candidates for that olllce. .~. ·: : ·All'•· BIG BUYS ~ " " WEDNEiilAY f9MEROY · SH~EARE Cluli,.·I:JI) p.m. W.mldiJ,home Robe<! w..,.or; Names Mrorl= ~·at call; N¢llna to -~"' a on . the Or1em. aDd Mlas Fberlbach to &lve diwo. • • ';1. ~ • ~DLEPORT ·. ~m,.ATEURS · Gardenero, 8 J>,m. Wliii!Oida.Y, !Jome ol Mrl. t., ,E. Reynolds; of . . . . ._ . _ . -• rs~;,~T'i:l::::::::~:::f~!i! 2~': Ch:~pter~ · ·'· · at tho recent orpnlzatlonal meellns ol the Kysar Creek Chapter the National Honof Soclet1. TboY are Chuck Bratbu7, , ' c ~~Co/end;;,r.l= . , ~ .·. Officers eoosre•• Elects omeoro were elected 0 ~~~1, P""oro~-&IJdd).;rt,O.,)I'"'- II- :::.r~- Kyger Creek Group .......... 1 ~ II i 0 '. . . ' r I ' ~. c 0 - Ful-Jjalu Buys! · E•nrybody' • Favorlt-..,Sho...,boat Bo~t Brand Pork & Beans--------·= 10~ Dog ·Feed Meai_ ______~~J,89 CAMPBELL'S .I.MATO SOUP ', ' . CAN 1·o~ . Frosh G.14on _.'nanas ..••.• 7'tb.1. eo{ FIUit )~.~II Slu .·,:. Ctl,e,ry.~············,"~ ' ~~- , �.. ____ { ~-·"- ~;,-;---··;:-cO . 0 - llll)orlt1 Report By Qarenee Miller me olthOIII save tho countrY • Tho Contdwtlon of tho United President who hid aecured neither a plurallt)' ol the electoral or the popular vote. state• hao proved to be a durable duciiMrL But It doel have what can ba coooldered a lllw that eoU1d ba cllllltn>UI durllll! tills A system ror prulderat111 elec- ..... A10llllll10r ~. llamiiiODobWedOUI IIIII pro'llolono governllll! tho elecdoa of tho Pro&ldera and VIce p~ ao the only part ol the Constitution which r~ived the "i•al.Jalrtelt mark or IPprobatton ri-Gm lll opponerta." Yet it Is proolol... whlcb almost -ked •• ~ and wlddl are potentlally dan&Orous. 'i'tie TWelfth AmeDdmeri. to the COUUtutiOn. which is a rnodlfl· <:atlon ol part of the original Article n, provides that 1t no presldentlal candidate obtains a 1110lorit1 ol the electonl college, tbe choice must be made from the ~ three candidates by the Houu of Representatives. The vote ln the House is to be cast by states, with each state having ane vote, and an absolute major· lt;y (or 26 alate& today) required to eleet. The Vice President is c, tion that contains a serious risk of sucb results should not be 1}.. lowed to continue. 'Itle system is -r I ' not only d&nger0\1&, it ls undem. ocratic, since each state, regard-less of slze has an equal vote In the House, Tills gh~s the small· ~~tst state ln the Nation, with few.!r than 300,000 Inhabitants, the aame voice as the largeat •tate which has more than t9 mllllon. AJl evenly dtvidod delepUon has no vote at all, reilrdless of the size of the atate. ·ot tho any 26 stataL To sallons of the omallo&t,28' ' he would to c:oatrol tho ol only 59 memt.r•- - 1 3 per cent oltho IOiol _.u.erob!p oltho Hoooe ol Repreoeldlllvoo. U the comlnlelectloouloespre>duce a delllllock In the electoral college and an ensulrw: mess Of one sort or another we can be sure that (.OIWI"ell alii the stattl will be sumclentb dlsturbOd to pass and rt.tify a correetlw conatitutlonal amendment. But if no deadlock occun, the problem ill likely to be neglected lor another four years. !At us hope that INtead oll»lJW neglected tho 91st will take some corrective actlon. Let us hope, too, that the wters in November will make the nlec- , tim of our next President a~ keep It out of the Hoose. The political pctls this year lnll<:ale a otroog third part)' eadlldate and thlt is causing areat IJil()Ull1& o( conversation on Copllol Hill about the possibll· Uy of the presidential selection ao1rc to tha House or Represen- 'tatlvell. Not aince 1824 has the electonl college failed to produce a majority tor a President or a Vice President. But it eoWd 1\Qpen in what has already been a surprising political year. The potalbtlttles for maneuyerflw in auch situation& IS these are almOst llmiUeas. Twice in our biJtory, when a presidential election waa thrust into t h e Houle, dle reault was abnost unonii!W wheell'"' and deallrg. And Jr. Patrolmen Need Patehes PI'. PLEASANT - New lUllforma wera ll•ea to mOIIIber• <If tba JUDior 'PalrOimen'o looII HI maeiiDI Friday nl8ht a&· Kzode1 Park. '111ere wu ella. , . . - CD the miller of get.. tiDe ~dar patdloo lor the p -.dformo. Two -lllll'il-olormombaraldp were made by James and stophen COcllran. The . m1rffnr waa let teutatively for tba lUt Friday In Ootober. The tn c:barp ol Patrolmon W. G. ~ce and R. '• ...u.. .... L.JIYideo. Mpmbera aU4ndlnl were How- ard Crawford, Bollby Smith, DaYkl A. Slutt, Keith . - , , Craig meeting 35~. PAN-READY GOY'T. INSPECTED ~ Foldm, William Dlobrnan OR RUMP Cook.. H1111 ...:"'...., • • ••. uc Boaal•1Roali• Sttalt "::"' ~.. s1oa Cook.. Ham ..,."';";::.. , ... C7c BoaaiiD Ra••• StUll,: ,..S115 Ceater H•• Sliitl • ••. 98c Boul• Slrlall n, - . . S125 Frail Fryar Lap • • • ,.. gc Bnu.. RHIII Steak • • ... lie Fr•h Fryer Bnasts • , ••. nc · Baef Oxtalla ..:.. • • ,..sse Raaatia& Clllckan ·~... • l9c Pork Cho,a ~: • • ... 7tc They'vetaken over the store. They've planned a terrific thrift event. Storewide values that you'll recognize as "first·aid" for your ailing budget. • kg . ,..., Second, to honor our managers. Third, to give us a chance to prove "We Care': When you see the savings on your total food bill, when you experience the warmth of being cared about, we think you'JI come back time and time again. Millions do. Sno-Wiiite Louisiana Cauliflower Yams 1:::: CDftfiiiGIIIT ( Ita fHl OIIIAI aTIJt,llltiC • ftl'oCI,IC tiA CO , IIIIC PI'. PLEASANT- '111emonlh- b' llullllell meeting olthe admln· lltnll•• board waa h e 1 d 1n lfalata United llelbocllat coorch 'flllediJ .,..,mg at 7:30 p.m. wllb a.v. Charles Frum J>l'eslcl- lnl- llldwalk prayer and Bible oer- are . - o d at tho reslllar boon Wedneeday a n d 'l'll!lraday, Cbolr practice will lioDow lba 7:30 p.m. Wodneaday .....,_. oenlce. The Bible IIOdy will meet at 10 a.m. '111ura- laJ, ' ' ' llembara ct Chrlatlan Build· • • da11 wUI meet at the home <tl )lr. and Mro. Howerd Love 111 2 Tbur&day evenlJI&. C1all meut>ers not havtngtriDI»Od u,, are asked to meet at tba dlar<b at 6 p.m. lor the trip. llrL Gooree Plant• cllreeted tba !bJolo1 evoodng devotlollal ...,S.ce prior to Rev. Frum'a - - a l member• olthedllr<b udiW: ed to Ravenswood to at- .'..,. .-.!ceo ln the Rav...,IJIIIWd llelbocllst chUrch to bear Dr. lllr17 Derunan ~. ; Consuls Elected by ~ School Latin Club •t Jaa &aalaet and Karen SbamfiiUio ..... tlaeted c:GIIIullat- ,_., orpri•IUOM.I meeting of IIIII SPQR loiiiD Clllb ol tho Kl,,. . i:noi<IIIP Scbo111. Olbar aai 1 1 JIIIIIOII lllr the Jj -* l Jalll 'wonH..... ICrilll - · celll, -ator; Tor' .....1' ()11 f ... tr'iJiuM, ani EJn. ·~ H- ''1£ - WSS ... .._,_ J1n,. i~ ..- RanW · ~~49c Frozen Waffles • • • WHY PAY hiOREI Birdseye Awake • • S..r is .llltbacll& Fruit ·Cocktail Potato Bread • • • Pumpkin Pies • • • • -·lc Gold-Mar•le Pound Cake 3···'1 00 Glazed Donuts • • . • •·LUC Why Pay More? 3D-oL can ;." .,_. can ·-::~"Whole 5 $1 Yaur Cltalce 17-oz. Kernel Corn-12-oz. • • Corn WHOLE KUNEl Ol ClOA,. STYLE - tor -----------------------Tomato Sauce • • • 4:: 5t WtTH ONIONS • • • WHY PAT M0ll1 PINlArftl&-&IAKA.UIT Prune Juice • • • • • • . =4t Special Low Price ! - Save 16c EiCJht o•c1ock 59 3-lb. bag Coffee 390 ctJ~N 5 Salad Dressing . • • .~49$ Colby Cheese • • •.. • • 69<= ,.-; ,-----~-------·---------------------------.' : •••i• HoM Flour • 5.:-.at : ON YOUR PURCHASE OF ••• • • • l-----------------------·-----------------· SPECIAL LOW PRICES! - LONGHORN STYLE lb. WHY PAY MORE7 - IN 1f-t-lb. STICKS 450EXTRA PLAID STAMPS like IIIII Slrlp It Ytlr FrllldiJ liP FOI IOIUS PLAID SIIMNI ...... - ......... 108 --· 100··· --·-__ ......,_ " ................. 50 ...... ...... . . . .... ............... .... · 50 ---=:.::.--=--=-· .':=~. 50 :::.o:z_ ~::: ............... . 50 ___ ...... .. 25 .................. 25 ---· ...............:=·-·--CHECK ITEMS YOU itUYI --- ~~ ftiwi:KMIIf·I.M • """II ....._......... q l ' ~ PlitCU'Mif'IM ..... . .... -- --............./M ANN PAGE - OUR RNEST QUALITY IELOW .. ,..., frieo4ly "" """ ,: Golden Corn Fruit Drink Robin Hood Flour C..,.. Vllo4 T1vu f.,..., Oc!abw Itt!. GolUWII .l-- COUNTlT &ENRlMAN = SAVE 10C With This CCM!pO"i 23c 11-n. Cut Green le..,.s-15!-oz. STUFFED OLIVES ....."':7....'':..-&t DRY MILK "":"--:-" • • '!!' 9t liP MEDIUM PRUNES 2.":<.&t liP SPANISH PEANUTS !: 5t SC CINDY BARS . • 24 ~ ac INN PAGE KETCHUP lt lb. bag 38c ~. ' Nutley Margaribe Mro. U.... !11100 and Mro. The holtelllllt serve lee cream. , Rojoort Sla.O.enterlalnedrtcent- cake, coft'~ ~ mlntlo Guefll baeldot thoaa menlliln' ly with • b~ aloolror boolorlng Mlao Carol)11 !Ilion, bride· ed """ Mrl. D. E. FHe, Mro. Mrs. Pfeil. sl:. . olt<t ct BOb llert, ot the Kyger Marvin oon, Mrs. J;lale Mullord, Mrl'o Lodge, A bride motllwao carried out ·Marvin Darnell, MrB. WaJierc In green and pink decoratlono• Bracloury and Rupo, J. D., Mrs. Rlfo, Mra. Arlbur Mra. Games were played with prizes Jamtl bolng .won b.Y Mrs. Marvin RUllO Wellard Sloooo, Mro. Lj>uella and Mrs. JIIIIM!I Wri8bt. M r o. Br0cbn7, Mrs. Allee Soolllber, Dale SlsiOb won~ door prize. Mro. E.. Clark, Mrs. , George 7 . . . •100 pkp. . .... .J:. •••------------"""•"!' i iilll!liloiJ .3 t-.t. tfew,. . ' ThW'sday, conleren:; MASON f!IINITUIE CO. IIASOIC. W. YA. port and Racine. , __ . : . : _____ _ e re Known .For Values All Over The Big Bend Areal •------~:::--:---:~------~-----------------------==:::. W ' '• FROZEN J'OOD SPECIALS Freezer Queen Morton's •,. Meiga Ubr&ry olllelalo were comedlbegroup. II Lekellopa MolldtJ nlglrt lor I Shubert spoke 011 lbe 0 b I o ...Ung It lrullet• and llbrar. Llbrlr)' llevelOJimeat Plan whldl lana ol \hi Ceatral Southeastern will attempt to provide lmprov· Library Council. ed Hrvlces and utUizatiGD oil,.. Altendln& !rom bore were Mr cllltlea lor the benellt ol all mt Mra. Charles~~. Dr. c1tlrens. One olthe recommen· Mro. P. E. !llillo¥,"Mro, Lefler dallono II lor an area library oarHart, I'Om-llbrarl~ M r o, vice I,Yatem. Mloko,y Wllilaml, C, E. Blakea· Woya tn whl<h o1 ll~. and Mr~ vu,.. Plkkoja. brarlea could Implement lbe de· l'lulooae It lloe maetlq wao to velopleat pial! w:ere cJIJcuaaed <Oilllder wayo the .Ubrarltl can by Parllbns. He alSO l)lllka on the wOrk tosather lor 'overall 1m. lmpcirtarice· <If beinr repreaented provement ol aarvleeo 1Dd facu: at lbe amual ..,......,, o1 the Ill-. Olllo Library Aiaoclatloo to be Joseph i!hlbtrt1 " ' " ' state U- hel!l 111. Cleveland, Oct. 17-19. br.,...., and A: CioQii,u ' ParAtleioi!tna tho ' meot!nl wera - s , "'IPII•e aaeptary oltho Olllo LliB'ir1 Aaooclatlon and the trlct Library, tho theGaWaDioAthei.a Count)' Library, the ~ Hocldns Olllo Llbrar)' ~· Alloclatloa, ....... . _...... The Jler. Dllltrlct Llbrl!7, tho Herbert bartcw·~- Memarlal Lll>rl!'7 w...... Llbrlr)' at McArtlur, - ··-and llbrarlaluo o! 'Mc- and lbe POmeroy • Mldilleport ArtiNr ~ - b!>ot•. Bclbble Da- PUbU. Ubriorleo. Yit, PH.._ ol \be~ wei- anci -.PI Job's Daughters Launch ' Candy Sale for Projects c Glrlo 16 oz. I'Onoetcq BeCW 62, '*!call~ DAIRY FAIR iCE MILK ·----------ALL FLAVORS ~~·1. Lik~ :These Meat Buys! Fresh and Meaty Ful-Valu Bu:y., PORK GREER ~TEAK • 3 PEACH HALVES ~9-cans2% •. SJ· ~~- 1.59 SAUSA.GE ., 2 ~:;. 99~ Not 111111 wldeb 11 will t!iJ to .be )I aele onr Buy! Prices Effective Open Mon. thrw 511. 9 to 9-S•nclay 10 to 7 BAKER't' SPECIAL! $1 ( .d., -. . t ROYAL BRANII LARGE PIES 4lt SEVERAL KINDS REG. 59c EACH -~. SELF-RISING 49~ ~ oubu,,. v••~O:D VALUE BUt'S! Sausage _____, ___ .2 ~.::· 39e MI•1 k---------------"!~.89$ • • P Maxwell House_______ ~.:·· 79e Jum o les_ _____ .:·~~-:~-.:.39~ EVER't'DAY LOW PRICES! FLOUR Grode A Producer's 3 1. ocW\llll !DCholpUc llnanCO OCT. 3 • 4 • 5 HOLSUM BREAD Buys! 111!14 trom which tnt, bOrrow to aeollt twin pack Instant Coffee O.vila Food Hunt'S Rich Tomato 8 Inner Pod1a For Freahneu 12 aondwlch. Catsup·---------- 3~.::· 1. 00 Zestil Crackers________b~~ 39e Dog & Cat Food____ ~;;,:3.75 t;;a~:~· Towels_____ 3 ~ii:l.OO Jo-Bo- 12 c:an• Sl.OO lila boo the 1).1101 a! ~ . . . .. that fVOI'1 D.cl ..... la .llio'liotala Clllatlaal /the -~ of.,.S' Se.... ' nu:t _.lmle. l" . - Stuc!ent. Pastor lts~-~~~urnjP,~ . · Wa accept Feel. Food StatnpS 160Z. LOAVES i!cil to limit quantities Ful-Valu Lesser Amounts 2 for 43c Ohio Valley RACINE Thee Store with A Hartff Right reserved Ground Beef•••••••• 3pk~~·l.59 Sliced Bologna•••••• ~;~:k~;: 59C .thfi ~~ole¢....,, the ~ 5TH and PEARL STS., r I Ou~ Own Fresh Grind af Premier Beef Pf1IFIIIl to rilaa lUnda lor terv~n~lllllllbiis. ' Deibel P~tf·.-· ·"' · · 1pie.eoo FRESH PORK-COUNTRY STYLE -~ ~ of Jobo Ill......, a D.......... wiJI. CIIWI<h • oanciY ln. ~- lholr .....u.... aalo IIIIo IIOek aeJianct alllale· ond~l~ab!ptlorde· - 79, 3 !~:~ 59e pkg, ' !If BREAD DOUGH STEAKS matron w~e Barbl.n Lake ·Hope Sessions _., ' $30.00 ..........It. Cllftlltlltl ... •, FJscher' president. IDd Lena n. vlo, oecretary, Guests at the receptlaa were several member• of the 1966 Southero Local School Dlttrlet claeo, the laat clau taug11t bJ Mro. Webb belore her retireShe waa preaeated a dozen . -~ $'299 repretoDIIUve to New Mexico. Also Introduced.lid presented were worth¥ matrons and worthy patrono ol - r c.....lers, &1111 the past matron&UIIp&ltpatroas of Racine Chlj>ter. Dlotrlct omcera welcomed by the deputy grand .. 'l'honlal; ··-···of SAl&] BAKED FRESH DAILY :~ or.~ ' Orange Juice AUNT JEMIMA Jnne Porker Buys Events Noted ,. • :.... SNOW CROP FROZEN 28c •. 1Oc ~E Bridal' Shower 9iven.for Miss Carolyn Si$$On . . . • Jolmson. ArrangamJnla of vJo.. lets and wblte ~I!I'S In ccyolll holdera de<ora~ the relresbment table. Nadml Brlllkor p,... · sided at tho cofle<l oervlce, and Opal Diddle poored lhe PUI1<h. Clara Adama waa ,chairman o1 the hostess contm~. Chlpters re_presenteclwereMt. Moriah at Beverly, Columbus, Ewngellne at MlddJ.IIJ()rt. LoweU, Minear at GuysvUle, Marl· etta, - EUPhemia at Ames'vllle, Webb at Stockport, Pomeroy, Laura at Norwich, Alban!', Belpre, AureUua at Mlcklburg, Valley at McCormela.viUe, New Mlrshfteld, MounlOilve atCheoterhlll, Harrloonvllle, Oleahlre, 'Ittea at Glouster, EJecta at New stnUtsvllle, Spencerville,Grove- ::!0 ·~··· tililtr1h11i' /~·'''ft:: '.u; ~25c ' at Reception of Frozen Foods I A•P FII!SH PRODUCf YALUfSI If you'rearegular A&P customer, this week is for you. If you've never shopped A&P, this is the week to test-shop A&P. .J. . / .. man were occompanll\e lor the roses from the clli11. Ill her MEIGS COUNTY Council, PTA, commellll of ap,PI'OCia\loa. Mr a. 7:30 Toor&day nliht In southern Webb likened her y - aa clepuHlsh School a,.ntorlum with the 11 il;and matroe to a book IIUed Racine wilt iio holll; MrofGoroon with blank ·- · to be' llllod Wes~ cllalrinan of hoopllllicy· througbJMyearowithmamorles. ])1'08r11D, dl1Cu8'ston on topics The musical tribute to Mra. ochool l~root; Mro. Robert Jld>. Webb evened with "The Sound of or\1 of Letart Falla, program Music," "'111e Lowliest Nleht ebairman. ot the Year,.. am 44 Stalrway to lhe stan," bJ Shirley Johnoon, EVANGti.INE CHAPTER 172 ac.._sed by Mlrpret Neuman. TIWIII'I COzart and Bobl Or<ler: <If lioe Ea-.. Star. 7 Tburoct.y nl8ht It 11>• Middle- Cpuri presented 11 What'1 More port Muonlc, :J'el!ll>le: 'New·om. American" and Ben PhUsonsanc U R(8l to Mandalay•I I cerowlllbeilfoted. Sllrl., llaaen ':: • ...fie H•••k Dl11.,. ':: 2..... .... 011111'1 •• 2..... , Braaaschwe~ 0:: ~ , ••~~ ,1mB.. Jr. . • 1 Sl~cft'tt:=. . • ....."'• '1urtila u~- . 2•••1fc1 . Why this special week1 First, to expo;e~~spec~c~pp!'Ociation to you. I Jaeata. ,:wr., .ment. Seolood Yaluet! SPECIAL LOW PRICE! Schedule of r 98~ Cr..... ~ p.m. room ol Velerlns Memorial Hoopllll. , Boneless Round Decker's Skinless Wieners~~~~;::.S7~ This is a special week. We call it Managers Week. • o.\, 2 1968 Webb latroduoed Roberta ------- -------- pAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tem- zona, aDd Clara Mosley, Grand CLI · .•"' lb. ~ Mrs. Louise Stewart, worthy matron of Ractoe C....,ler, and William Stewart wortb,y patron P,...lded at the 'public meetl.: Mrs. Stewart commended Mrs Webb lor her loyalt;y In oervlc; and spoke ol the pride of the chlpter ln havlug her represent the chlpter Ia gram ~DPQlnt.. 1 pie, Thursday nllh~ 7:30, at the home of Mrs. Karl Grueser Minersville • LAUREL 'cLIFF Beller Health Club, anniversary potluck dinnor, 6:30 p,m. Thurlda,y home ot. Mrs. Bertha Parker; ~shine sisters revealed, with 1 gift excltanp; new ,ones to be drawn. DIRECTORS OF Milgs County American 'Red Cross ·Chlpte 8:30 Roast Jr., IIIII KoDdall Clondenln. l~•'. . . ·--.. ! toe '111rougll the Tulips" and there were ooiO. byShlrleyGueltl& ol,.tow "Wouldn't n Be Lovely" andMro.Johnson, "Give Us '111lt Dty." The muolcaltrlbute concluded with a pia,.. medleyi>JKelth AohleY who played .. Memories Are Made of This,'' '-'Oh, YouBeauU· lui Doll," "School Da,ys" and ''Red Roaes for a Blue Lady." Pauline AtkJns oftheHarrisooville C...,ler conduc:tedacoolell IDilUed "Let's Get Acquainted." Nellle Tracy ol the p...,.roy C....,ter preoe- a reading, Rosemary Lyons ot the MJd:De.. port C..... ter save a readbw, and Llnla Mayer sang during t h e program. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Neu- hdl; PULL VALUI • IIOT A PORTION SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY - TENDER, JUICY BEEF . . AUXltJ~, 49 · WHOLEOR FULL SHANK HALF NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED ' ~ WOMEN'S Mid- ·II. 1ilnniJW, pool grand matron dleport Flre DeportmOni 7•30 · and chatrmao olthelntemational Wednesday nilht at ~ II~ Temple commlttoe; Noami Klow, Jewelry part)'; each mOIIIber II ::-:, Grandi Chipto brl!W a guest. _ ~; .._..-y GroMnor, THURSDAY ' Grand repreoenlltlve to Arl· Rams Fry rs our managers have taken over! "LiTERARY ''Thlrteea. Colcrdu." · • Cooked Fresh Cut-Vp -'.;J. taiL9blnd, Ralph. Mrs. June• Titu1, ~*''U'd Mrs. Jame. -Euler to review "SUPER· RIGHT' SMOKED "SUflER • RIGHT' (j)UALITY 1.: I' matrbn ol Dllllrlct 25, ~ of tho Eutern Sllr, combined with tho llll'llal lrlendo nl8ht observonce ol Milf• COWl!): Chlptero wao attended b.Y more than 150 memben and IJUeoto representtow 23 Ohio tllaptera. The evett was held In ~cine . ard ~ protrram featured a musleal tribute to Mrs. Webb who waa escorted to the East by her 1'0!1 .~~LEPORT "Super-Right" Meats! ,l ·-------·---J,...cc----......... , .ri'...~";!.b~:~'= lk~n";;t..~.;~;: ~~::,;.:~~=~rile~·;~ ~ub, ftrat to be held - · .ot ~- p.m., home o1 on .~.:-__.,;_ ' Mrs. 0, P. Klelll, ...,.em, and a bl!lb "''~· · ,, ' ~ llaDdyBoleo;JimlorDe- - . .JimDII' and Stove COchran. .•. · = ~care~----------~ "-17. Tarry - · Buddy Cote trW, Pldlllp Joneo, J. R. Hlg&1,., r vn, Van WiD.diOI' I Bobby k a.:; choAen by the senate rr001 among the two tw candidates for that olllce. .~. ·: : ·All'•· BIG BUYS ~ " " WEDNEiilAY f9MEROY · SH~EARE Cluli,.·I:JI) p.m. W.mldiJ,home Robe<! w..,.or; Names Mrorl= ~·at call; N¢llna to -~"' a on . the Or1em. aDd Mlas Fberlbach to &lve diwo. • • ';1. ~ • ~DLEPORT ·. ~m,.ATEURS · Gardenero, 8 J>,m. Wliii!Oida.Y, !Jome ol Mrl. t., ,E. Reynolds; of . . . . ._ . _ . -• rs~;,~T'i:l::::::::~:::f~!i! 2~': Ch:~pter~ · ·'· · at tho recent orpnlzatlonal meellns ol the Kysar Creek Chapter the National Honof Soclet1. TboY are Chuck Bratbu7, , ' c ~~Co/end;;,r.l= . , ~ .·. Officers eoosre•• Elects omeoro were elected 0 ~~~1, P""oro~-&IJdd).;rt,O.,)I'"'- II- :::.r~- Kyger Creek Group .......... 1 ~ II i 0 '. . . ' r I ' ~. c 0 - Ful-Jjalu Buys! · E•nrybody' • Favorlt-..,Sho...,boat Bo~t Brand Pork & Beans--------·= 10~ Dog ·Feed Meai_ ______~~J,89 CAMPBELL'S .I.MATO SOUP ', ' . CAN 1·o~ . Frosh G.14on _.'nanas ..••.• 7'tb.1. eo{ FIUit )~.~II Slu .·,:. Ctl,e,ry.~············,"~ ' ~~- , �. 1 Curtis· LeMay,, Hawk's Hawk, Has Philosophy:'To Win. ' a:te WAIIIIINGTON (\)PI)· - The hal spoken. Now wbat .ay Prellidolll JG!moon, Earl Worren, Mike Manllileld- and, o1. course, Abe Fortaa? ,,- Miss., chairman of tbe Judiciary Conunlttee, Aid the vote aplnst Forl!ll Tueaday tnade It ..clearly apparent" the nomina- tion was de!eoted. He predicted For Mansfield, the Democra - 1be leadership 1111rill abandon a tic leader, several senators had hopeless tight and take the the suueation: make no further nomination down." Mansfield said he wou14 attempt at Senate cooslderation annwnce a decision ln two ~ i ~ Fortas to be Warren's ' I three days. replacement as chief justice. . . . - lie, and the ·llllllllDatlm optloos: -The President could aok tho WOuld expito · ,.,... the 90th Senate to return the nomlllatton Corlp'e88 - Manslleld could again move to the Wblte House. llle Senate tatJ ~ the - Manslleld could act oo ld8 nomination. That· - d nm into own as Democratic leader and another !lllbuster, whleh In turn take the nominatiiHI orr the ...,ld r...,Jre another debatecalendar. Umlllllll and a t-.adrda - Manoileld could leave the -'. ' .,, Jr~Ulrl~ .to ·bflnlliie 181110 to • I - 1!1!1 .--, ,,,....,.....,, "'*"'' ~- ~; · .i' • _..oat; . . UOQ, Aav '~""' ;-1 ::::t . '. Yot.e. juoU.;o'l• ~·' to . . tbe ~ It Cl!llllnaont • ori the live to""".'"' Fon.a' ~~~ . .. . FouJ1een yotea .Short be the naUon'l Aoli Jl'diCil;l , The vqte to lilid 11!0 IDibuoter 50inate.conittliwta Fortsl. wor~ ..am. to retire. .mcer. ·. · . Tueo<II.Y' wal 45 !or, 43 olalnst, he alaci is reloctUt to quit wt>lle The main pointe ~led Ollila or 14 llliort ot the two- .,oo.. . . •ote• thlrd.s neceBIII'Y. One of tho Is..., raised ogalnat Fort88 was thai Wll'nll White House press secretary George Christian refused to 1be President for days to discuss what Ute President withdraw the nomination ot' his might do next, if anything. "We lml(lme adviser and conlldant. will just have to see," he said. For all lour men, several WJ'he nomination Is sun there." Possible Actions questions were intertwlned, and Meanwhll~. with the ·<IODllnaoppeared unlikely to yield to tion remaining on the Se~ any immediate answers. calendar' these were the Sen. James 0. Eastland, DQdte a few crltlcs of the appointment ha.~e been urging '·' I 'II llle court 11 In seoalon. The fall IU'P]IIOftll against him: · term begins Monday. · - No vac:&Dey !riD e,xlot ~ . The question · tor Fortu Is Warren ~IJ> retires II of ·• hoW to react to tho Wllll ecodett- certain date. ed rebuke handed him by the ' - Fortaa oonUnued U • Senate. aperona1 and c>ftlclal adviJer to Legally and tsehnlcall)l, hi a Jomaon Iller gnin8 on tbe potdtlon aa an associate Juell~ hl8her oourt, tt.u>t<anqreasinB Ia W>c:hanged - he can remafD thti doctrine ~ -stlon of an lte court for life, if be powers. -He wu a ujudlelal · actlehoooes. --·~ ..,.-. Or, be could eonalder reJec- vis!," Ignoring · - · pr . . tion by tho Sonata •• a vote of In ·hlo opiDiona,. and abel'l•tllle "no coofldonee," and reai~JL court In uaurplng lilt leill~e R. Sons co;-, MldSecot1d Rejactlon functlCXI by making new' !ow clltpOl't, Dodp and Rlmbler 11 tbe nomination indeed !alla, '1br<>U8h declatona. • It will be onl,y the aecond Ume - Forlal vlolaled tl!e lepl 1n history tbe Senate declined to .ethlea and )>diclan ClllOill . by confirm a nominee tor chlel accepting $15,000 In low achool In 1795 lecture feel, the l1lOnoY haYlna justice. The other was when George Washington's se- •-.._.., raised from .... clloatJ . leetlon ot Jobl Rutledge was and buolnesa aasocl"\<!1. .,-. : refused. Allhoolllh 111e 'l'lleii<II.Y •ote t> \ W11S - .., merely • proc<Wral to take up the nomln- Nhr.on Lilli (C<Xtlooed !r<m pop 1) :!e:Vlc!n~nt ~ near Chester. The adult leaders had only praise for the local campsite which they feel is Ideal !or tlle Scouts. lt offers excellent camping [acUities. they said, being a real ''return to nature area" which the scoutirlg program needs. THESE STATE OFF1CERS were present at Tue&dl.y's District Jl P)'thian Sisters convendon held at lhe American Legion Home iq Middleport. Left to right. Agnes Woodward, M•JUilt Ver110n. grand chier or Ohio; Hazel Thomas. Amanda. grand senior; Merllee Adams. Nevada, past grand chief, and Francile Peters, Ashville, past grand chle( and grand royal administrator of Pytbian Sunshine Girls o( Ohio. (See Page 11 £or full accounL) 1---------- / Wilbur Sprague BIU.. LEHEW OF POMEROY Tuesday took over operation of the Hotel Martin aOO its cafe from Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ebersbach. The :Ehenbechs will be returning to their home in FloridL Dies Tuesday DREW WEBSTER POST 39, AMERICAN LEGION, wUJ observe Funeral services (or Wilbur G. ~rague, 60, TUppers Plains. who died while at work Tuesday morning near Pomeroy, on RL 124, wm be held.Friday at 2 p.m. at the ~rs Plains Christian Church. tlurlal will be in Qlccess cemetery. World War I night MondaY when a regular meeting is held. Paul casci is in charge o! the observance. CHARLES KITCHEN UNDERWENT major surgery MoOOI.y at Grant Hospital in Columbus and is in the intensive care ward. MR. AND MRS. JOHN SAUVAGE, JR., SYRACUSE, are harvesting their ft.rst chestrans Crom four trees. He was bom near Marietta, the oon a! the late John and The trees have been growing about 14 years aOO have never before yielded m1ts. Mrs. Evelyn Knight o! Pomeroy urged Jolln, Sr. _ who has a real green thumb - to try his hand with the chestmt trees. He had no luck, however, and ucged his son to give it a try, He did, and the four bearing trees are the result. Ettna Bu.ddey ~rague. He waa a member of the Christian Church at Reedsville, and was employed nine years by the Ohlo Dept. at lllgttways In Ita testing . de- TilE MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS aOO Profes1;ional Woman's Club will he obsenlllll National B&PW Week beginnillll Oc~ 20 Mrs. Nelhe VIle is heading the observance. It will be a busy week, starting with attendance at a district meeti(lJ at Lake Hope Lodge on OcL 20. partment. He Is surYived by hia wire, Helen Barnhart ~ragu.e; o n e son, Donald. TUppers Plains; HOUSING IS BIG BUSINESS. DID you know that local harl<s are ETTA LEMLEY, CJDEF o! Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters, currently carrying $5,200,000 on their books, all invested in homes? right, welcomes to a District 11 convention of the Pythan Sisters in Middleport Tuesday, Agnes Woodward, Mount Ver~ left, grand chief of Ohio, and Sylvia :Downes, Logan, the dis-trict deputy. (see Page 11 !or full account.) FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT AND THURSDAY OCT. 2-3 "GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER ' '· (Technicolor) Sidney Poltier. ~ncerTracy Katharine Hepburn STOOGE: Malice in the Palace COLORCARTOON: Beef Fore and A~r ADMIS510N: 85c and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Wounded · (COntinued rrom Page ll Communist Ioree todB,y. The ambush ~ the !98th !n!unlrY Brigade was In the same general area - 16 ml1e& west ~ Tam Ky and about 40 miles below Thuong Luc:, The infantrymen were on patrol when they were struck by a red force o! unknown size. The Reds opened up with a heavy barrage from bunkers and treellnes against the American sweeping through the open. The Americans dived £or cover and fought baek tllr<>ugh the da,y as American warplanes, helicopter gunships and artillery were rushed to their aid SPEAKER ANNOUNCED three daughters, Mrs. Shirley Hetzer, Akron; Mrs. SUe Bornin&, GreensbJn'g, Ohio, and Mrs. sandra Savoy, Hammond,- La.; a brother, Edward, E v e r e t t, Wash.; one sister, Mrs. Mayme Mason, Parkeroburg; 10 grandchildren, and a number of nieces News ... in Briefs ······:·:·: :,:,;· 0):110:0:i·~00~'0 : . : .: : :;: : ; NEW YORK - and nephews. Friends may call at the Wblle Funeral Home In 'lllppers Plalno after noon Thursda3. A DAY OF VIOLENCE In a rebellious Brooldyn COMMmEES TO MEET Mrs. Donald Houdashel~ presschool district that lett 10 policemen inJured brought the threat of a new teachers strike when schools are to resume Thursday after ident of the S,yra~:use PI' A, anthe Jewish Holida.y. Oashes between pollee and parents broke out todB,y the Ways a n d Tuesday at four of the eight schools in the predominantly Negro and 'Means Committee and llle chairPuerto Rican Ocean Hill - Brownsvllle district in Brook1yn. a1\er man of the Homeroom mother& newly hired teachers aOO p1C)il8 walked ott in protest of the return of 83 white teachers stCJpOsedly "dismissed" by the dlsb'ict. "The returni~ teachers were not permitted to teach" in accordance with the agreement that ended the three--week strike, said Albert Shanker president of the 55.000ool1lember United Federation of Teachers Therefore, said Shanker, "the possibility of another dtywide strike•.. is very real." · The Rev. Matthew Harden wiU speak at the Lower Ugtrt. Church m the Harrisonville Road, Friday and Saturoay, at 7:30 p.m. The Rev . Mr. Harden is the general superintendent ot the Lower Light Churches. nouneed cUFT). '·t:· RCA Month SPECIAL RCA month See Them! Buy Them AI K&C Jewelers Wyler incaflex ' j Grand To Give, Great To Own COLUMBIA, S. C. - SOUTH CAROLINA corrections Director o. Leeke talked tougtJ. The 300rioU~irmates at the state's main prison believed he meant iL "SurreOOer or we'll come in and get you," Leeke called through a bullhorn to the prisoners Tuesday from atop a building. Wyler lncafle)( thrives on heavy duty wear, wh ile its styling shines at the smartest affair. The ins1de secrel on its precision performance: the e~eclusive lncaflell balance wheel , guaranteed against shoc:k for life-replaced ~if ever broken. The rioters surreOOered. ending a !our-hour rampage that left 11 inmates and sh: guards injured andthepenitentiary a "shambles" or smashed furniture, burni• mattresses and spouting water spigots. National Guardsmen and state troopers moved in and secured the prison. FINED $150, COSTS that are iuaranteed waterproof as long as crystal is intact, genuine parts used. For men: Wyler make!!. hand!!. orne watches St1rting at $29.95, Wyler offNs uncompromising quality, out standinK v1lue. Ozlte balaoc::e ~ wheel G-1 V [ Swllh Wyler lnu ttu shuck gu~rant eed NAI E Nothon Hole 5H our Wyler $pec.ia.. , today. lo1 l1fe a~am51 damage DROPPER 6-.Admlral Spe•d Q~een 'Armltrong Solid ,_.. ....... Baker Furniture T S75 trade-in allowance (optional) ot participating dealers on your old TV ·when youlb"f·this handsome color console. Has fiddle .free Automatic fine Tuning, big 6" oval speakers and dependable solid copper circuits . Don E. Provtnee, R~ 1, Mlddloport, charged with ,DWI In Meigs County court, was fined FleJut••l Frlgidair• Hoover Middleport, 0. and was placed on probaUOR for Unlveralty, tbe green-eyed, grill' haired LeMay ~ entered another bottle - tbe Third P1rV preatdentlal campatga of George C. Wallace u Wallace's handpicked vice preal- caedl- lhould close the porta, then hit the targets reprdleaa ol Wllere they are. uMake War COstlY'' "Make the war 10 coltly fur the COIMIUIIIate thai they will end ·i t," 11 the pidloac:lpur of the fatller ~ the Stralet!lc Air Command. A 1932 graduate of Ohio state dete. The 61-YOIN>ld pUot fl. 11.29 lome retired from the Air Foree Ill 1965. He now HYOa In Bellaire, a suburb of Loa Ange- ieo. lot's wings still ·~ Tuma Down Senate LeMay's motl>er died last !all In Mount Vernon, Ohio, d the Ia 1945, Lemay. now a houseage of 80. hold wol-d be....., of his, warA man Wbo ..., lllloys chew- time activities, was o«ered a.. Ing clpra, LeMay hla wire, job of u. s. Senator from fY the former Helen Noltland, ot b.r 111111 Democratic GoY. Fl'll. llle llnl•eralty of Mlehlpn In J. Louac:he, He refused. 1931 on a blind dele, Lella.Y'o retirement from tbe He was a H - In the tnllllar7 didn't lake him away re&War army with his pi- from alrplanea. He jolned Exec- • e PO!ynealan Is the Mtive ton1118 of !ewer than one millloo periCXla, But they live among a group a! Pacific lalaruls coverlng a larger sesment at the globe thao the .,... oocompaosing llle natiYe speakers ~ any other alnglei1J1811818- Devoted To The Jet Avlotlon !ne. Ill Coas astlstant chllrmaa "rd and a d1rec:tor, . . ., ....,.enl to llle Jet whleh caters to came Iller <,-, ''11811 tbe .' ~" m ~edal :J •Alk- -.. ; 'lY ' '· Weather en tine lnhr~u Contldenble rlcwadlneu wltb a few showers or thiUMier-ers In the norll>east. Fair Ill ~ e~ eloewbeJe, ond cooter tonight and Frlda,y. !..owl tonll!hl in the upper Sfla to mid · Of The MeigB-MtuOn Area 40&. _v_v _L_.II_.III-'-N..:.O_._114_---:---_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ PO _M_ER_O~.Y_-M_I_D_DL_E_PO:_R_T:_,O -=--:. HI:_::O:__ _ _ _ _ _ __:_T:_:.H~UR::_::S~D~A:_:.Y,~OC~T_=O~B~ER~3::>:_.:_19~6B~_ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ FI_VE_C_ENTS _ _.. •. ~; Wallace Picks Gen. Curtis LeMay Independent Party Running Mate Offered Voters as Man of Peace Dedicated to Defending Nation PIITSBURGH (UPO - GeiL Cwtls E. LeMay, retired Air Force ehlef of stall and advocate of a U, S, military victory in VIetnam. today was named by George C. Wallace 11 his vice presidential running mate oo the American ~dependent Par1y ticket. In a written atatement given to newsmen minutes before a scheduled news conference, Wallace re&rred to LeMay as ••a man of peace wbo has dedicated his career to defending hie nation and the tree world." ••nae keystone or our campaign is courage,'' the former Alabama goveroor said. "Those who support thll movement have the coura.p of Air Force In 1965 and now u..s Make the war so costly for the their cmvlctions- the courage In Belair, Call!., Is a hord~lne Communists that they will end to stand up for this naUon military man- porticularly on lt." .. LeMay commanded the atomagainst the forces that would Vleinam- and has been deIc bomb dropa OYer Japan In lull us into acquiescence and scribed as a hawk"a hawk. Last June, LeM13 said: 19t5 and was a key mllltory permissiveneaa and the conae"We should ute all the arddtect of the Strategic Air quent destructJon r1 our demo- oli1CIO WILEY holds his beloved llUitar at his enlh Ave. home In Middleport where he wiD haYO plenty fl. Ume to uatrum,'* having retired after 44 years of ratlr<Bdlllg. WUey hao entertained oot only instnunentally, but vocally. ln thia area for many years at church, school. and aoctal lunetioiiJ. Railroader Wiley Retires . t.. ·R.· (Diok) WU•l• ·who.1<Jr. years hal entertalneci re1identa Of the •1'08 ·with hla excellent aultsr playing - oot to mepUon DWil' pleasing vocal refrainsnow hal plenly a! lime to alrum oo tile old IIUitar. WUey, who arriVed iD MIM!eport in 1932 when urailrOidlJlC*' wu In ita prime, and worked through l ta decline in thls area, cracy,"' Wallace said. Wallace said he admired LeMay - touah.talking, elgaramoklng, 6l~ear.old bemedaled strength we have. We should hit all the I~ !argots In veteran of World War B- for his "wllllngneaa to speak hla regardless of where they are. mind.,. "I am proud to have U m;r- PIS-r trains <'mling 1n1o Hoboon and Ita ckt>ol- whlell hao runninc mate a man or great alnc8 been razed ..:. not to men- courage, Gen. Curtis E. Letion the many il'elghl lralns. The former qent ot the Hoi>..., yords ..,. employea dl'ap tram several hundredtothepresent three operators, a reliefman and an electrician. Since February of thia year when the New Yori< central and the Pemsylwda Rallroado merged, thesystem has been koown as the Peftlloo Central Railrood. WUey Ia a- 111tlve o1 Crooksville and Ia married to a form· er Meiga County School teocher. bas retired alter U yeora a! oorvlce with the rallrooc!_ WUey bepn with the New York Central Rallrood In GICOiater and Charleston before' eomlng to the Hob101> YOJ'ds In June, 1932, He ""' an operatuo-telegrapher, AI The ctqJle has two grown sons, tbat tbne there were about 10 David and I..arey. May," Wallaee Aid. uHe has always demonatrated hla lOJ!alt,y to hla superiors, yet he has also retained the courage fl. his eonvletlons and hal reeoplzed his mty ao apeak out m laauea he felt were In tho vital Interest or his country." LeMay was at Wallace's aide when the third party prellidentlal caadldete spoke to about 100 newsmen at a news contereQee at the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotal. LeMay called Wallace "the ooly candidate wM has been talking Uke an American." n:;:~st!~= ::e:,.": News ... in Briefs P!TrSBURC)H- VN!TED i.uNE WORKERS (UMW)'II!Iclalahave ril>ufred i.olholr plea• to persUade mO<O than 50,1100 mlnero to ""''"' 1101! coal p reducera In 1110 •tote. 1be ·UMW 01111 a alrll<e :r--:t · . . the miner• walluld out MOncla.7 ln., mil~ tielle! tt>,1r eUI'• II'IP contract.hid e>Pired. Till> ld U,. <OIIb.'lct·waoln , eirect until U:Ol Ill ln. oei. 9;1liite'lt didfiOt ~ mine.operatora ,..of tbe rO!II!Ind 60 dl,yo IK!IIce of ...-ct termiDotl.., until last , • - · rem llnlon .. . . . .' LeMay said his decision to become Wallace's rWlllinlmate was one of the "hardest decisions of (Contlooed on Page 10) MELANIE BEEGLE • .t~~ii1ili~~~l~~t~@~if:$~11~~m;1f:~~;i;:;~t~{:~=~~t=~:~=r~~~:~~~~~{~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~j~~j~t~~~~~~f:~~~rr~~~~~;~w CUrtlo LeMay's boaclqjr<iond Ia tied clooely to Melt!• C9ullliJ. though by !ste he Is a nat!YO at Columbuo, Oblo. LeMay, In !act, ha.s an uncle residing lrt the ·county. He 11 70 year-old Eber Car- penter or StiYersvUle, carpenter, when Informed this morning of LeMa.v's candidacy, expressed surprise that his nephew had been oelected to be Wallace's running mate. "I guess rn have to get out to help Curt's ticket pt 501118 votes," aaid Carpenter. LeMay, the 11011 a! Carpenter'& late slater, Zona Carpenter LeMay, wss born in 1906 Ill Columbus, where Mr. and Mra. l.eMlu' were residing whUe he waa working In construction. "It just happened that Curt's dad was working in Columbus at the time 11\1' nephew was born," recalled Corpenter. As a YOWI8ster, LeMay returned to Melp County with his parento and they res!ded In the POrtland community. LeMay attended school at the old POrtland School when he was about Syearoold 11 My sister and her taasband moved away again later while Curtis was still a child." accordi.Dg to Carpenter. ?~;~t~~~fr;~;~~~rrr~~~=t~=~:;:~:;:;:r~~;~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~?~~~~l~~@Ii1*1~1~:j~j;;~~~~@~i~~~~tt!?t=~ DEBBIE NORRIS RENEE BURKE BRENDA HOLMAN Crowning of the annual homecomlllll q-n wW he the hlghllgbt of the pre-pme ceretiiOIIiaa Friday at 7:30 p, m, bo!ore Southern Local Hlgil School ~n meet Federal Hocldnr at RaciDa. The three senior queen candidates were nominated by the senior class and were VOCa:l upoa tbla week by the entire student body by secret bfi.J.lot. The class attendants were selected b;y their re- change the conditions Ill thla spective classea. Queen candidates are Melanie Beegle, douahter o! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle, Let1-t, to be escorted by Darrell Norris, son of Mrs. Earlene Norris, Racine; Robin Morrow, daURhtar ol Mr. Johnson's WASIIINGTON - AN OIUO AIR NATIONAL Guord unit In KunSouth Koreo, and an IDdlaM gr<qo otatloned at Lockbourne Air Force Baae In Columbus, Ohio, wW bo IJIIO!II( the units demobilized by JW18 30, 1969 1- lecretarY of Delenae Clark ClUtord said Wedne&da,y nigl>t, The !%1st Taotloal Fllllter grcq>, stationed permanently at Lockbourne, Ia .., Ill South Korea. VIetnam. We should close all the ports, thon bit llle targets Command. country," LeMay aa1d. "He il the only ooe who haa spoken out !ortl>rlgltly .,j the Iaiiie& and has expreosed a willingness to lalle the neeeslllll')' atepe to win the war In VIetnam on By United Press International MOSCOW - CZEOI05LOVUK COMMUNIST porty First See- honorable oondlUons,'* LeMay, wM retired from the <.tory Alexander Dubcek and two other party ometals !lew In today !rom Pngue for a Kremlin mHtl>11 that could decide the rate o! CzeehoSIOVIkla and Its Uberal refonn .....,..n~ There "ere oo !ormal eeremoides ot Vlllkovo-2 airport but the tq> Sovlti leaders drove oot to give the visitors a personal welctiD8 on what was d:Jvloua)y a atrldb wocklrw viatt. ;, """ 8. $150 and costs, glven a three day jail sentence, had his license suspended for 3{1 days, 60 days by Judge Frllllk W, POrter, Jr. Monday. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In doWiiOWn POmerOJI at 11 a.m. Wemeo<II.Y, Wider eloudJ sklea, waa 68 di- · grees. "We should hit all the Import- NEW YORK - TilE 75,000 STRIKING lonphoremen ordered bock to work by a federal judge UDier tbe Tafl...llartley Aet reillrned to the clocka ~ In Atlantic oDd Gulf ports aller o tw~ strike. ..,., . T-re W, Gleo- president ol tbe International Lolllloh01'$o m8n"a AlsociaUon OLAl, slid tha union would "abide by the law" after Judge SyiYester J. IQ>an olped a temporary restraining order aplnat the ..at- ot 7:05 p, m. Tuesda,y, NEW YORK- AC11NG ON ORDERS fromPresidenl"to remove a peril to the national health and safety," a fedenl judge Tuesday night ordered 75,000 striking longshoremen back to work at ports from Maine lo Texas. lt was the seventh time since 1948 a president had invoked the Tafl-HartJey Act's 80-day "cooling o!!'' period to end a walkout by the International Longshoremen's Association. 'Thomas W. Gleason, ILA president, said the union would order the dockworkers back to work, but all 75,000 would not be able to return until Thursday, William should use all the strength we have,'* he aaid. Development on COLUMBUS- SECRETARY OF STATE Ted W. Brown has predicted that former Alabama Governor George Wallace could receive 25 to 33 per c-ent of Ohio's presidential vote oext month. Meanwhile, in Findlay, Democratic Sen. Frank J. Lausche, who was defeated by John GUligan in the primary election, predicted a win {or Republican presldential candidate Richard Nixon. <~Nixon is goif18 to Willt'' Lausche told Gov. James A. Rhcxles during ground breaking ceremonies for a new induRtry. "1 doo•t see how he can "We ant !argots Ill Vietnam. We Now You Know ·· · ~~~-- ELBERFELDS IN Last June, t h e Columbus, Ohio, native advocated a slmllar strategy In VIetnam, AUf; zw..we, be made. don't give up, we will have to oock tbem so hard it will ta1te a hundred years to recover!' He eommanded the atomic bomb drc!po on Japan later, B"ds Opene , d 1 . . · way ' lOr u.: ..,h :.: phrey' o pool tion, I urge you to COWMBUS (\)PI) - T h e accept our repeated invitation to you to debate with the vice Ohio Higbway llePirtmat openpresldeat at any time, any ed bide Tuell<ii.Y on 20 proloct& place, on television ,or elae- costln!! a total fl. $16 miUton, Including a alx.mlle seetlon of where." ' , tbe lalte.to-rlver hl8hWII' lfnki.· C•ricUdatea of both the maJor tng the state's northern IIKkls·.; pafiY tickets deplored the third trial .,... with the a.lo River party camldacy or George Wallace Tuesday .. the !orm,r valley, OFFICER IIUMPIIREYS '!lie section of Ohio 11, cooA1aboma goY111'1>01' tor the llrst vernard Dale Humphreys, nectlng I-80 with Ohio 82111 Trumtime encouatered subalantlol New Haven, is among 30 reboill C<Jont¥, Ia estimated to coat cruit& wM haYO been gradUat- beckllng during I northen> ~5 mlllton. llllrrJ Miller Excaed from the Public Safi!Qrtraln- campaign owtrw•allllll of SUI!leld IIUI:iftllted the Facea Heclden tng course !or the West VIrAt a rally In Gl'IDII Roplda, _ . . . '""bid_ ginia state ' POllee. CeremonThe 10<11111 tarp.otprojectwao lea for 1he troopers were hold Mich., WalllleO amlied, · and llle !DqjroVemenl of J one.mllt thanked seYe1'al huDired Jeering Frlda,y In the Chamb- demonsiratorl IIIIUll1ll • crowd oeellon of Ohio 72 In li>rlnl: ers. Humphreys has been asof about 12,000 peroona who field. The $2,5 mllHCXI project 1 algned to CoiJIIIIIIIY A In South Ia llle 10concl of Un'eedealane&!to Charleaton. He la llle ..., of turned out to ..., blm. "I - · the entire loDilll a! Ohio appreciate your activities, beMr. and Mrt. Charles V.Hum72 In the cll;y, cause you've gotten me a hill· phreya, !52 ButternUt AYe., Apparent !"" bid was submitmillion voee·s toda.Y." he said- ted by Bates & Ro&Va Conob:uei'OJne1'0j'. and graduated from Wallace told hio listeners that POmeroy High SchooL tlon Corp. <1. Chlcoao. as president he would YOto any Other projectl. by I:OIId;y Inlaw to register or conflseate cluded: . ' . RUMMAGE FOR SALE guna. MuoldnguJi> - Reaur!a<:IQI u. A 10 to 25 cent l'1l1lUIUI80 tale Humphrey was cheered In S. 22, Ohio. 60, U.S. 2_2DA, Ohio will be hold Thurll<ii.Y IIII'OU8h KooxviUe when he told students Saturday, !rom 10 a.m. to t ot the University ol Tellllesaee 146 and Ohio 60DA-N, lb!ll)l & tH.7•1.· p.m. each da.7, ,at the J1aii8IMN that-w..U.He waa an ••-.tJi Of ..... JDc.. of Amorlca lledp HaH ·mllrra- the Pplltics of !eor and the ~;· tsl,'feo; ~ ld1ulnlnooa• c o l d mix aurface · ouae. A bake sale wW be held polltics of radam.,. · ....,. .. · on ,80 mile of CR 6 and In eonjunctlon with the l'1IDIJll.lll8 Agnew eiuecl Wall&ce a 2;30 mUe a! CR 6, Sbe1ly \=<>·• Sale on Saturday, udemagaguett eam.palgnlnR: with Thorm!We, $25,102. Eotlmate: the use of nimllenllo!' Muskie $33,600. . said Wallace• a election wauld be SALE IN POMEROY Wallhla&ton A,pplylng cold The Klnpbuey Mlaatonary 11an incredible tragedy" tor the mix epot treatmoat and a surface Club of the carleton Church will !llllon because 1>t hos DO treotment <11 t II mile a ~ CR 8; have a rll11llllll88 slliealthebulld- program and DO party, atablllzlng and adding aggrepte A new auney a! registered tng which was formerly the PhUand applying • cold mix IUl'face lp !lsters 6hop .., Court St., voters slu"'ed iiiiD!IIhrey mak- eouroe .., 1.90 milo of CR HI; POmeroy, on Oct. tth and 5th. A Ing hia llrat morked pin alnce and 1Jl1111111B a aurface 00011'10 ..., bake Ale wiD be llleluded on the being noml,.ted. A. ~ by L04 mllei of TR 340, Ohio Vol' 5th. All proe- will 110 to the Sindll111l81' .r.' Co. showed 28 per leY Pa'vina Corp., II. Clo[rj. cent o£ VOCitre lt questioned c:lllreh building fUnd. Yllle, $U,921. Erilmate, f&Q;Frk'ay tllnlU8I> MoniiY tawred Huq>hrey, coqarecl with 25.9 500. Wood - SearlfYini and 1'88111'• are iiiVIted to atlend a meeting per cent o !foek eorUor. Nixon fadng of drlvewa,vs arul parldng ot the home fl. Pat Winebren- dropped from 37.4 per cent to ldi at Fort MAiip state Pori<, ner Frida,y at 1 p.m. wben filial 36.6 per cent and Wallace feU s. E. Johnson Co., Maumee, $17,plana !or a llalloween party will !rmn 18.5 pe!, cent to 17,1 per 676. Estimate: $24,900. cent. .£· lose.'' j Curtlo E. LeMay, retired Air Foree Chief ~ Slalf, his only one phlloBq>h)': Win. A hard~lne military man, with a record a! aceompllsluneol to mateh, LeMay Ia a hawk'• hawk. In 1~; LiMay tolked a! World War n. •'If tbe Japa ....... ' Meigs County was host to some 170 Boy Scouts of America and their leaders over the weekend at a camporee at Camp Kiashuta By llnlted Presa l\lternatlonal When it comes to wars. Gen. .... Move Next On Fortas WASIIINGTON (UP0 - N'"' It Is President Johnaoo'a """" In his tllrbul.eDI setto with the So. ste <m~r the ~reme Court. By auiiiJi,eannces, he plans to make It woril)'. The stunnl!11 personal -~ !or JohnsOn algnlfled'b.r hlawlthdrawal a! the AbeFortoanomlnalion Wedne&day left the Pres!dent little awall..r 1'0CII1l tohla.... lace. He muit bumli!o. . · .. tloo and -19the ->11ofCiilef JuaticO ' l:orl Wortea'a •ouccoa. sor to the • preoldent PI' rllk odded Insult byp~aoother eandldale, mlal>t: fall Senate COIIfl,rmatlon lUll 11 F~ dfd. There -~ · to'· i.e utt~J proaP,Oct w~ JOVuld ll'fihl!nw hll rt1lpatlca, taJ>o &lfed and Mrs. Fred Morrow, Syracuse, to be escorted by Mark Beegle, son or Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle, and Joy Theiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thelss. Racine. to be escorted by Mike Hayman, soo of Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Hayman, Racine. Atlendents lnclede Renee Burke, freshman, daUihlerofMr.lltld Mrs. Woltar Burha, Racine, to be escorted by Larry HW. son ot Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hill, RacJae Route 2; Debbie Norris. ~t~»IIO-­ more, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. carroll Norris. Syracuse, to be escorted by Kemetb Thein, 1011 ol Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Theiss, Racine Route 1, and Brendl Holman, junior, daughter of Mr. and Mn. George Holman, Syracuse, to be escorted by Mark Slnith. son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Smith, also of Syracuse. Two Granges Name Officers Accordl>11 to an article In the October Issue of Ford Times DUJ&ulne, nearby CoolviUe Is becomlllllo wood carving eemer. The mqulne reports thai about a half dozen sculptors have Raetne Grange 2606 and the headquartered Ia the Coolville sreo and ore producing works 1'1!111- Raetne Junior Grange - the onlng !rCRD Ufe-olze ligures to delicate mualoal Instruments IUid Jewel- ly janlor grange Ill Melge Counry, l;y - haYe ele.cted ol!lcera, Dlatingulohed oculptor Jobn Rood, by aelectlng the ConiYIIIe Offleera of tbe senior group 11'11 for hla luxurious "retlremelt"' home, returDed to the loc~ are, Earl Croas, master; c. S. where be ns born. · MIJrris. overseer; Emma Adami, In the center a! the , _ actiYity Ia Da'rid Hostetler, currently lecturer; Diana Cross, steward; ot the notion' a moat celebrated wood carvers. His graceful Aaroll 5a1re, aotdstant -ani; !Iaure• ot Amerl..., womea, caned !rom elms grDI'IIna on his Cool- Mary Easterdl,y, chaplain; BarviDe ridtre lllrtn, ore In ~ Ia galleries from cout to coast. Ad- tha ~cer, trea&UI'8l'; Letha vortlsillll qenclea send crews of t>f>otolraphero to his ldlltop - o ,!1Jencer. truSJJ"er; Letha Morto use hlo works •• backpoond material, He hal been tbe aubjoct ria, secretary; Cleo Adsms, pte.. a! televlolon J»twork proluctloaa. ' """'"'; Geraldine Croa&, 1a4Y · Almoot wltldll )'OIIollnll dlstaace of Heoted~r, )'OUI1Il sculptor uailtut steward; Am Beegle, Jim Garaer, the mqulne statea, baa purchua:l 40 .acres ot Ceres; llorotiQo Smith, I'Omotla; timberland, buOt ld8 """~ and Is Produdllll·~ ~e IUrtd- June Alhlq, Flora; Robert Albture; - 1 plecoa and oorr!Dia. ley, Mattie Clr~l.e and Baril>o Farther Out On .tho ~ Boa Chacey delllps .and 1/uhtona musi- ~eer. eueuth'e. and Ben cal lnatrumenla. He carve1 bllllo - . !or commercial•lnotnunent ~ 1114 c. S. Morrlo, Iegmalton bu€ hll groateat ..U&faei!Cil CGIIIea !rom creating Ullllual ialatlve and lnauranee .,...._ lnalrlane!U ~ by ai;Yloa !rom fe&rl past. ; Junior lll'anae olllcva ore /an Ntf&hbo<illll art11t Klx Stewart ·ereateo exact dupllcatea of old Alkire, IIUister; llCIIna Croea, JIIUiiclj lnllrumel1lst Vorn AIIID, the nioot rec011t ,_CGIIIer to the overseeri Brenda lecrt.!Jo, ........Alrnl.ture ID:I ~ elockJ, turer; Renee Burke, ~-Keith Alhil!)', Frame House BLUEFIELD, W, Va. (IJPI) - Vlee President Hubert 1L Destroyed by Fire at Kyger Humphrey made a nostalgic campaign pilgrimage across West VIrginia today, promisIng audiences al011g his rugged bus route that a Democratic viclory Ill November would Insure c:ontlnued_..-deoonomlc !<ends In their state. Humphrey flew here from Charlotte, N.C., t.ookeommand ol a bus w-avan and beaded aeroas a hl1b', Awalaehlan area where the people have battled pcWert;y alnee llliiiUally mined coal bepn to decline as u. income awrce. ·~wnnw .. w D;::.,_; Elltertll~s .In Pomir·OY~ ·' . . . .. � 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. 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