https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c6222e890e3abb9ea2b753680ce19149.pdf 604164037f2b81aa547b3fb4424bd0f2 PDF Text Text ~ .. '-- . .. . . .... -~ ·· • ~ • • ~ . . .. · ">" ·· _._ : . . :-- ·- ~ - - --~ . -: .. - . -. : • .._ • • ~:. •• ". • • • • • • _ ~:.- ~ ~~ ·:.. .... .. .... .. ... ... .. -. ' - •• • •_ • ~- • .. ....,... - ,.. . "• . ... ~ ... . . . ... .... _ . . , . .. . ~\..- . ..... · · ·~ --. - . -- -- Now You Know SPACE CENTER, Houston A ghost.-like Oaw knocked out part or Apollo 7's electrical system briefly today but the problem ~peared licked lliKI the spaceship's crew gave earthbound viewersaun1que televised look at lite In orbit. If the electrical system INTO THE CASTLE GATE· HOUSE AND TAKE POSITIONS ICY THE PORTCULLIS AND TilE sMALL INNER' DOOR OF THE CDURTYARO I (UPl) THE GRAVE. - Causes Concern collapse wus caused by a terns failed. Systems specialist failure had oont.inued, Walter .. We sound casual now," said Cunningham quickly Qlcked a Schtrra, Donn Eisele and Walter momentary electrical overload. commal\ier Schirra in reporting switch to reactl.w.te the~Q. Cunningham would have been Their remedy was to turn ofJ tho dlmculcy to groond control. The failure triggered the rorc·cd down prematurely. In- tans in one or the moonshlp'e "We were not then." ship's master alarm warning stead, they received routine o:Q'gen tanks. Grourd controllers, mcur system which lights a bril!rt The problem developed shorf... clearance to fly Into the fourth while, went ahead with the red light on the astronauts' day of the moonshlp's 11-da.Y ly after midnight when the Olght plan alll directed the space(raft's two alternating control panel and sourds a orbital trial run. asl.ronauts to prepare ror the buzzer In their headsets. Controllers believed the power current (AC) distribution aya--- THOSE SCREAMS WILL SIGNAL ~HO TO TRIGGER THE PORTCULLIS, AND FOR PEDRIO 10 BOLT THE GATE SEHIND THE RASCALS AS THEY R'USH INTO THE GATEHOUSE I by Leslie Turner CAPTAIN BASY T~AT AA'7 TIN'I TIM ~ORGOTTEN V-'IE6... t GUE55 rr'LL TAKE TIME! NO! DOijlT FORI!rET HE HASN'T YIOPIKED WI"Ill ~OU FOil 'IEAPIS, POLL'/! rr------.... ALSO, HE" NEARL'I I!ILIND .. , LIKE AtE, DOLL'I! IT WA~ l!rOOD OF 'IOU TO COAlE.! TOM, COULD WE ~TA'"'-ALL 0\IER, AW, DOLL'/.,,''1011 DON'T WANT A.NEIIRL'I BLIND HU,8AND AND NEW OFF1CERS - Here are the new orn.cers or the Knotts School of At~ctioneerlng Alwnnl Association elected SUnday at Royal Oak Park. Frort row, left to right, Golden Casto, Butfal.o. W. VL, vice president; B1ll Brown, Athens, presidenti Calvin Vinson, Marietta, secretary-treasurer; back row, left to right, the executive committee, Gene Acton, Frankfort.; Junes Carnahan, Racine, outgoing president who presided over Sunday's reunion, and Charles Wltbeck, Columbus. A SI6fiTLES5 OLD ELEI'IlANT! ~IN! r\IE, TOM! Auctioneers . ~- RIE>HT! I PHONED .W'~EE .. ~r RELEASED C.OULD B~ ~IND OF ~NSATIONAL! BLIND TPIAINEI'\ ANO BUND T~E ~TOPIV TO THE PilE~, ANO TWO 816 1~ !i~OW~ WANT 10 e<lOI'o YOU! NO! TOM, We'P.c TOO OLD TO 60 IIA<:.l'i INTO S~OW 81"t! AH'IT~IN6 ·COULD HAPPfN! : ~EA~SNS 1 '"HAT DOLL)' IS DEAD .• AND TllAT I'M HEll TIIIIN !iWI£1'1! ELCPIIANT! 0 ,, 0 " i GAS -, JIO-I'J MODEL 'JOY& 1 'DON'T LIKE. iH'E SOUND OF \HAT "&DOD OLtH'A';I-liONEO . ·-· . I CAN'T REVEAL '. .( .. At Royal Oak ~.··, ; FIVE CEf:fn. . ~ . nation's first "live" television broadcast trom an orbiting spaceship. Cunningham said he was ready for "show business" even though he guessed, "I'll have to get dressed ror it." Cunnilltham and the other astronauts hid again Sunday taken off their heavy S4-POOnd space suits and donned their lighter white cover aUs to work ln. Eisele ooted that the telecast was scheduled for 10:41 a.m. EDT, about the same time ApoUo 7 was to participate in a test with an Apollo moon landing spacecraft. radar unit on the ground at White Sands, N.M. Radar Practice The grourd radar was to try to 11 lock" on Apollo 1 in much the same way one on the moon would track an Apollo mothership In lunar (J:'btt before blasti~ olf [or U!e return. MAY~ I~ 1 'STAY AWAY LONE> ENOUGI-\ -GHE'LL FORGET TI-\AT PAP:T ABOUT WORI<! • 7 ,._ Ah.1111i of the Kootts School of Auctioneerinl net Slllday at Royal Dak Park In Meigs County. Alllllni SJ11nl the aftermon relalirt tllllr experiences in the auctioneerlrt field. At 5 p.m., women of the Dorcas United Metllldist Cluch 100¥811 irto the pilk with a smorpsbord. Then can~~ the hijlliaht as each all:· tioneer clllnted his way tfrolth two sales to his feiIGW aiJ:Iioneers who were also the jlllges in selectil1 the cha1111ion. A$1 bill was aiJ:Iionad for $Z d11irt the c:ocqJBtition apparently lfOYirt thai Banun was riaht. On the ca. IBIII, perhaps, it lfoved that the quality of auclionearlna at Slllday's affair was first class. The WOMAN AUCTIONEER - R. E. Knotts, operator of the Knotts School of Auctioneering, chats with Hazel Witbeck, c~ lumbus, the only woman auctlonner present for the reunion. Mrs. Wttbeck proved her ability during the auctioneer!~ competition by selling a dollar bill for two dollars to a fellow auc- llcmoer. strata 501111 of the hi&hlilhts of the reunion. T. Agnew, said promised to help Americans &mday Nixon would not debate who are "totali.Y unfitted" Cor becau8e he didn't want Hum- big city life return '"from phrey to use Wallace .. as a when~ they came. n aprlngboo.rd" In a falling Like the Democrats, he campaign. Another Nixon adviser, sen. Edward W. Brooke, D-Mass., aaid Nixon's decision not to debate Is lhe rlgbt thing politically as long as he is the rrootrwmer in the pesidential race. Nixon, resting in Key Biscayne, Fla., oontinued to remain aloof from the argument over whether to debate. In his only campaign statement 9.mday, he called for a revitalized NATO alliance as the key to peaceful dealings with Russia. Wallace meanwhile unveiled his American Independent party platrorm while his nmning mate, Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, advocated dosing the port of Haiphong and bombing of military targets in populated ueas or North Vietnam. Wallace's 14,000-word cam. palgn document was little different than the Republican and Democrat platforms. It Gov . Spiro proposed bigger Social Security payments, and like the GOP, he promised to tie automatic Social Security increases to rises in the cost or living. The doporlmenl of Meigs Coont;y Slerlll" Hobert lfl.rtenbach Is lnver;tlgatlng the brellking and entering of a Melgo Coonty school and also the Chester Car Wash. Both offenses were reported to the sheriff on &lnday, apparently having taken place sometime overnighl The SalisOOry school was entered rrom the roor where a Autos Collide hatch was pried open. There waa evidence that most rooms or the school had been entered but as d this morning, nothing was reported to be missing. The Newell Car Wash at Chester was broken into by apparently the use or a tire tool. Keys to the coin boxes were stolen but nothing else was reported missing there. LeMIQ', In Washington, called lor lncrearrod bombing and closing at Haiphong Harbor as a form of .. arm twisting'' to get results in Parts negotiationfl. HALFTIME AC"nYITIES AT KYGER CREEK- Mary KaU, daugltter o! Mr, and Mr.. Oliver Kail, was crowned Homecoming Queen of Kyger Creek High School during halftime ceremonlea Fri· day night. Miss KaU was escorted by Tom Reese. Senior attendant Karen Shamblin is on the far right. Her escort is Buddy Moore. Senior atteniant Sue Grlm is oo the letL Her e&cort is Earl Thomas. others in the court were COnnie Stidham. daughter of Mr. an:J Mrs. Dan Stidham, junior attendant. escorted by Chuck Bradhuryj sophomore attendant, Emily Grose, daughter of Mr. &Ill Mrs. Roy Grose, escorted by Jim Swisher, and Rosalie Reese, daughter or Mr. aod Mrs. Hennan Reese, escorted by Roy Thonwson. The queen reigned at the homecoming dance after the football game. The senior class sponsored the dance which reatured a band, contests and door prizes. students and alumni atterKled. White Scores News ... in Briefs In Rutland Cars driven by Samuel A. Gibbs, Jr .• 48, Rutland, and Earl L. Aleshire, 21, Rutland, colllclod at 10:30 a.m. Saturday In RuUand, the Slate Highway Patrol .-.ported. Offtcers said that Aleshire, headed west oo Rl. 124, attempled. to pass the other car just as Gibbs was making a left tum Into a driveway. There was hea· vy damage to the Aleshire car and moderate to the Gibbs car. A passenger in the Alelhire car, Beverly Abbott, 20, DIQ'ton, IJUflered a minor injury, was oxamlnad by a local physician accclfl1liiDYin& pOOtos, taken by Brb Hoeflich, delliO& WORK By United Press lnternaUonal Hubert 11. Humphrey continued to press his presidential _.,.nta today to maat him In a national television debate. His top campa.lgn aide, meanwhile charged "secret negQtiations" were under WIQ'" that coold give Richard M. Nixon the electoral votes of third party candidate George C. Wallace in the event of a threeway daadlock. Lawrence F. O'Brien, Humphrey's campaign manager, aaid the secret talks with Wallace were at the root pt Nixon's contlrlled refusal to appear with Wallace and Hwnphrey In a three-way televised debate. Nevertheless, Humphrey anOOI.Ulced &utda.Y he has reserved time for such a confrontation on CBS next Sunday nlglrt and said U neither Nixon nor Wallace was willing to help pay Cor it, he would find the money hlmselt There was no indication that Nixon would agree to debate elt11er Humphrey or Wallace. Nixon's running mate, Maryland Probing B & E's Hold Meeting ,, J Hubie Still Pressing for TV Debate GALLlP(lLIS Sl"!H)llL tary School Safety Patrol, faculty sponsC> rs, Hoy Sprag · Taylor, Gn.:& Fife, Billy Btice, Jim Wood, Keith She John SaHaz, James Cunnin George llaiTelt; Second r( t M AFRAID l_ Apollo 7 Encounters Brie Power Problem ANf~~YOOI.LPEPRO, . ,_.., WI GET 1 r• MONDAY, OCTOBER POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Partly clooey and ~ warm tDdi.Y and toolgl1t wltb loolated showera thla eYerdn,g. Low tonight !rom tllo 501 to the. low 60a. Tuesday, partly cloudy and little change In temperature. , --1 l)pt,oled To Tlw lnlere•ts OJ The Mei~s- Mason Area VOL. XXI NO 121 kEVIN PLANS 10 CREm THE GHOST OF THE OLD MAN, DON QUIXOTE, WHOM MAiroOC THINk'S HE, MAfl.fXJC, HOUNDED TO Weather ent1. at e The United statea public debt ln 1967 was more than $326 bllllon, amoontlng to approximately $1,638 for every man, woman and child ln too nation. • • • CHAMPION - Mr. and Mrs. Gene Acton or Frankfort are pictured just after Mr. Acton was named ch~ion auctioneer amoag the alumni or the Knotts School or Auctioneering following competition among those atterding Sunday's reunion. Selection was •sed on salesmanship, personality and chanl The auction - with member& st.pplytng and selling the merclwrdlae - nlaed about $40 lor the alrmurl treasury. 1\PproxImatal¥ 50 - · IIIII tbelr wlvoa attended the ..-.., Has 3 Cases You11 Alway: Furnitu Tornado Win George C. Wallace has released the platform on which he seeks the American presidency. It calls for purging the Pentagon of those who "fustered the 'no win' policJ in Vietnam." Accusing politicians of practicing ''minority appeasements as the country burns," the platfonn fourxl U1e nation "beset by riots, . minority groups, rebellion, domestic disorders, student protests, spiraling living costs, soaring interest rates, a !rlghtening increase In the crlme rate, war abroad. and war ror perso:w.lliberty at home." WASHINGTON- FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. Eisenhower observed his 78th birthday today at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, where he was recovering l'rorn a series of heart attacks. A private family party at the hospital, with his wile, Mamie, and son, John, also kicked off salute to Eisenhower Week proclaimed by President Jotmson. Hospita.l spokesmen reported Sunday that the five-star general 1 'is doing very well'' under treatment ror his seventh heart attack and released. No charge was filed. The patrol investigated an ac. Aug. 16. cldent at 8:4ll p.m. Saturday on Rl 279 In eentervtlle. Officers COLUMBUS - SEN. FRANK J. LAUSCIIE, IJ..Ohio, has bollsd aald !\Yivla G, Lane, 46, Ma- his party to support Repablican IUchard Nixon ror President. Scripps 100, W. VL, was driving Into Howard newspapers reported today, lire village. bacame coniUoad and Scripps quoted the Cleveland Democrat as sa,ytng, 11 ] shall cast &Riiled bar brakes. The Lane my vote for Mr. Nixon, because of all 1M candidates he is best equipcar orlddded Into a deop ditch. ped to lead this country out ollts present crises and into a sense or 'lbere was minor darnase· No national purpose and strerwth." Lausche will make his decision public in a statement to be rewas injured and no ebarge waa rued. leased "in a few days," the article said. Mayor Legar (J By unired Press Internatiooai FRESNO, CALIF.- W!TH 22DAYSLEFTBEFOREthe election, Two Times in LOS ANGELES- IlEA BENADERET , THE VERSATILE character actress who starred on television as the keeper ol a rural hotel at "Petticoat Junction," is dead at the age or 62. Early this year she underwent five weeks or radiation thenpy for lung cancer &1: stanford Medical Center at Palo Alto, CallC. Miss Bena.deret, whose show business career spanned four decades, was In great demand aa a radio actress because of her vocal characterizations, before she I a - tbeparto!Kate Bra.lloy In 1963. W ASIIINGTON- PRESIDENT JOHNSON RETURNED to his desk Two defenlanla were ftr>rd and o third forfeited a bond In tbe at the White House today after speRling the weekend at the LBJ court or Pomeroy Ma,yor Olarles Ranc:h In TOl<ls. Lepr Saturdl,y night. Gerald MeDanlel. Pomeroy, was fined $35 and coati on Lntoxlcatlon charges and Ce<ll ElaalCOLUMBUS (UPO- Blda will be replaced west ol Ohio 13. ateln, Pcrneray, ftned $5 and bo opened here Tuescla,y by the C05ts ooclrargesoflalllngto ,..,.. Ohio Department ol Hl&lrwayO The second project .., for bid pcy to the CU"iiJIIand of PomorOJI for two proJects. Is o relocaii<HI of .4-mlle ol offtcer Carl HyaaU In reterelll:e One will be Improvement at Ohio 124 In Meigs County. Elllto a parking llckeL Forlaltilw a .06-mlle ol tbe Ohio 22f In Hur- mated coatls$120,000. The road$23.70 bond on charges or """""'" oo C<u!l) ,._ an estimated eoat way, just eaat ol Racine, lo to bw was Olio Farley, MarJaYIIIe, ol $93,000, Two brlclgos are to be wldoned lrom 2f to 36 feet, Touchdowns by Halfback J"un White one rt1Jl8 of 8 and I yards, a six.pointer by Terry Proffitt on a 11 yard reverse play and the recovery or Haman Traee !Umble by Dan Scott In tho end zone gave the Southern Tornadoes their 24~ win Friday nlglrl. The Tornadoes of Coach Bob Ashley scored in each of the periods against the hoat Wildcats. It was Southern's second victory of the grid season. White, Fullback Junior Brewer and Senior Mike ~wart were singled oul lor praise by Coach Ashley. The rrtatlstlcs showed Soothern picked up 189 yards rushing whlle H-T had a minus 19 yards. Southern got 87 yards m passes compared to 44 for the hosts. The Tornadoes completed 11b: of 11 passes and had two Intercepted wlrlle the Wlldcata compl- ...,., ol IS and also had two Intercepted. Southern "" 14 first downs and H-T 6. The villtors were assessed ISS yarda In ponoltles and Hannan Trace, 35. Details or the game were not available Cor &mday's edition. SQUAD SUMMONED The Pomeroy emergency squad answered caD at 1:05 p. m. Sunday to the James Garnes residence in POOlero;y. Mrs. CU.s was tran&ferred to an amt.d•nce IIIII lOken to Holzer HospitaL 9re was 1 motarn111 patient. To Open Meigs Project Bids I 74: GIVEN GAVEL - BIB -.., left, Atlrona, president oloct, Ia prosenled tile p>el of the Airunnl Aarroclltlcrll by Jamea C&r11olran, ~ president, who beorlod tllo Sunday allllr II ilo1ll 001< i'll"k. - .. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SATURDAY - None, DISCHARGES SATURDAY Nono. AD!oiiSSIONS SUNDAY - Nono. DISCHARGES SUNDAY Clorence WUIIamL • Kimberly Johnsoo, 14, escaped serious bJ..jw.-y when she re11 [rom the upstairs window ol her Locust St, borne In Middleport rr1ternoorr. Middleport emergency sq.aadmen said Miss Johnson was leaning out an upstair• window shakIng a rug when oho IIJII)BJ"Ontly lost her balance. Sle fell from the window and apparently turned a complete somersault, landing on her feet. :!ile was taken to Holzer Hospital for oba:ervaUoo and treatment. Alma Shiflet Dies Sunday Funeral servh;es for Mrs. Alma Shiflet, 75, IW 1, RutlaOO, who was dead on arrival at Holzer Hospital Sunday morning, will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Martin Funeral Home with the Rev. David ~eets officiating. Burial will be in the Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. She was born at Short Creek, W. VL, orr Malf 27, 1892, tbe daughter of the lateJacobandJosephine Hilton and she hod Uwcl In the Pt. Pleasant area wttll movi~to RutlaM in 1956 ard was a member of tho Rutland Church o!God. She was also preceded ln death by her husbud, Lemuel. Survlvocs include two sons, Jack. Letart, W. VLi Hue, Columbus; slx sistera, MrL Mar· pnt Dearlen, Chu:lerrton, w. VLi lreMArcher.Orchu'dLake, Nlclrllan; MoQ Dlekeraon, and Mro. lrlccaD, of Las Vopo, Ne-; llrL IDu Rd· Uno, Wheell~Vo W. VL, IIIII Ylaa lled<y.Shlllet, llllla,llllll Dpolrllc:hlldren. Frlerrrla mo,y c:all ot the "-" a1 home at 111\1' ~ CIRCLE SESSION SLATED Clasa 12 Cll"cle ol tile ~ Me11rodlot Churdl ol !0 I' 11 t wlllmeetW-IIlllr,~· Ct. at ap. &lllbo ...,.-., ,.. .. �. .- ~ - 111!1·'Dialy Sontlnel, Pomerey-Mlddloport, 0., .: .... ..;..:..·- ·, •·. . : · j , on Times SqJare had COYered all BY JACK O'BRIAN ~ NEW ·YORK - Loeb' B l r d Ita front windows In which GoGo dames jounced their come. J.aJ WMI hired 11 baby nurse ror ons while the rock - noise sUH • ll Icblnt LJnda Robb an E. Ger- ( ·'t llliil ntugeo (IInce 1951) named scr~ed; so we went In and a111 LJttle·Glulle .... Members ol an we thought - the Go-Gos werEJ lilt lllleey !alnlq wore <elebrat- jouncing topless •••• Aren~ bars 1111 the end ol an old loud at supposed also to have a view Tnder VIc's and got to brawling inside from the street? •...11FeaIIIID: thay were heaved oot .. .. tured dancer - actor (In FldWe - r o d wily The Metropole dler oo tlleRoo!")MarcSoollwill pr ovt\ he's a good painter, too: . :·::::::::·: . ~!Social -; ~ his ooe-man-ahow opened at the 1\hda Artzt Gallery, W, 57th St. Soul singer Aretha Franklin and husband-manager Ted White cooled it ..•. Aretha's brother (Rev. Cecil Franklin) is her new •••. ·' mgr . • •. " Prophet John the Con.,. queror" died broke am in debt ·~ in Philly last week: he was a MONDAY Negro spiritualist who inhaled HEATH METHODIST Church $5 ,000,000 and dazzled follow •• Wc:tnen'a Socleb' of Chri stl.an ers with a $50,000 diamond ring ~ Servlce, charter meeting aOO. and fore cast the next day's win•' aenlce or celebration, 7:30 Mon- ning "number'" with uncarll.'r' ac day nlght at the church. The curacy; he went broke after the eharter Cor the new organization Feels gol him for taxes and I• wm be signed and membership maJI fraud; r eal name, J o h n card• dlstrlbutedi Mrs. J s c k Pittman. ~ Bechtle aOO Mrs. David EntsThe races CAN get aloog: Harminger, program chairmen; Mrs. lem' s c:1lcest Is the Black & •~' Nan Moore, leader. White o!ilop, 145th & Amsterdam, DAUGHTERS OF RUTH Class, owned 'by sluruling sepia beau• ' Un.hed Methodist Churc h, Pom- t.Y Kelly Bell, (a former acc't eroy, 2 p. m. MoOOay atthe home ell ec al CQmjXon's ad agency) or Mrs. Dessie Patterson. 117 and beautirul Jac(Jieline Leshin, North Fourth St, Middleport wife of ex-ro ul!lician press agent TUPPERS PLAINS· A If red Phil Lesh.ln . ... They call "The Community Women's Club sp~ clal meeti111:, 2 p.m., horne of Mra. Clarence Headley; J o h n TUESDAY Prichard, Seico Co., will disSALISBLIJlY P'.:'A, 7:30 1\..,.s~ cues phases of preliminary plaoJrlng for construction of a com· day night. Dr. Harold Brown, guest speaker. Hefreshments by munlty bulldi..,. POMEROY PTA, Pomeroy the sixth grade room mothers. Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. Mr s. James Wi11 and Mrs. PhUip Ohlinger, chairmen. Mollllly. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, VetMEIGS LOCAL School Dl .. trtct oon-teac:hi111: employes or- erans Memorial Hospital, 7:30 pnlzation or bus drivers, cooks Tuesday night in lhe hospitaldinand cust.CIIlans, meet at 7:30 if€ room. Topic of discussion. p.m. MoniaY at Rutlarxl Elemen-- " Know Your Ho_9pital. " Miss Er· :tar)' School. All members of new ma Smith, new volunteer dir ector, appointed by the board of ~~'""' urged to atterKI. trusteas, willbeaguest. RefreshBETHEL 62, InternatlonrJ Orments will be served. der of Job's Daughters, 7:30p.m. MonciQ at the Pomeroy Masonic WEDNESDAY Temple. Inspection will be held. PAST PRESIDENTS of Drew ]Dipecting officer will be Mrs. Web'iter Post 39, American LeChriJtlne Jenkins of Colwnbus , glm. will meet at 7:30 Wednes-.,..n1 guardian. day nightatthehOOleofMr!!.. MayAUXIUARY of Racine Firemen me Holmes, College Road, Sywill hold a Chrisonas Bazaar r acuse. worksh~, 7 p. m. Monday at the , CLASS 12, 8 p. m. WednesdaY I I 11tome or Mrs. Jean Cleland, Jla.. at Heath Methodist Church. Mrs. t I 'I::Oiae. Max Donahue will present the pr<r RUTLAND PTA meeting, 7,30 gram. Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. p. m. Monday, at Rutland Grade forre st Bachtel, Mrs. David School Amos Tlllls, pastor of tile Entsminger ard Mrs. Harold RutlaOO Community Church, l'l"ill George wer e hostesses. have devotions and Mr. and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Gardon Club, 8 Tlllis will show slides and tell of their eJ~Periences as missiorr p. m. Tuesday nightatthe Columaries tn Africa. Special entertain- bus and Southern Ohio Electric ment by sixth grade students . Co. social room. SOUP SUPPER Wednesday at Presidett: is Charles King, Racine Methodis t Church annex TUESDAY starting at 4:30 p. m. Soup, sand· EAST LETART WSCS will make wi ches , pie and coffee. ~onsored awle butter, Tuesday at home by women of church. or Pete Shields. Orders may be placed at 247-2693, 247-2289 or THURSDAY ' ,• ~ li: Calendar ·'- ~ ., ·•,. ' ~ ., ~ ' .. J' 2~1-2208. FRIENDLY CIRCLE at Trinity United Church of Chri st, 8 p. m. Tue~. Miss Elizabeth Fick wUl be program leader and Mrs. Elza Gilmore and Mrs. Leonard Jewell, hostesses. POMEROY WOMEN'S Golf As· '.' 1oclation, Wednesday, special meetirw:, 7:30 p. DL , atclubhouse. REVIVAL at Asbury United Methodist Church in Syracuse, Oct. 13 through Oct 20 with Re~. Charles Norris, evangellat. Syracuse Cllurch choir will present selections each evening. Other speda1 musi c throughout · week. Rev. Wendell Stutler, pas- ., . '· ' . ' '• ) Helen Help Stranger'' tumB''spaghettl Welt· erns" because they're American _ style aaddle opera made cheap ln Italy; the next in Ule seriea is a "Suld.Yald Western" being filmed in Japan, u Samurai on a Horae. " The RolllnB Stones head lor Alrlca and a bizarre colorfllm with a score by Mick Jagger of The stoneB; the roma'ltic lead will be played by MarlameFalthrul Jagger's real-life bird, who ju;t a.rmounced (publicly) she is "with child," a nice old-fashioned phrase for a gal who also ofrictally insisted she has abaolutely NO marriage plans. The TV actor Doug McCiures couldn't patch it up ..•. The TV actor Flrem Zimbalist Jrs. did · r\ iJdrews • "Star 1·" mo • . .• . Juhe vie has 63 sold-out performances already at Ute Hlvolianddoesn't open 'til Ocl. 22 .... Charlotte Ford Nlarchos and Frank Sinatra resumed where they left off last summer .... Lil\e at the Bermett Cerrs .... Jamie Stewart Granger, son of the British actaw of the last two names, got engaged to Marta Jackoon, USe • • by Helen Bottruereito Dear Helen: My talsband is 'J1IEDC'IOTED DAILY SENTIND. TO IH1'UPI" • ' •' DCMAIIDS. CJI'DI, ~ C.......T...U.WW l' •• ··-A... • ••j The Lly vote. Being aureoor daughters would -A'd ..Fine " vote I or me, I -... , · But the count came out: Four hal ut. only one again)~ ITIJ'I lnrc (me .or. pvo . Yesterday 1 heard our young- but I wouuur you what he was trying to tell you. 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Aahlanl . ..... - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 0 0 Oblo State- . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 Dayton ••••.• • •••••• •• •• • • • ••••••••••• ' • • 3 I 0 CinclnRiti • •• • •••••• 2 I I Akron o o o o • o o o o o o o o o 3 2 0 Xavier ••• , •••••• , • , •••• , ••••.•••••• • •• ••• 2 2 0 Central State • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••• • ••••••• 1 2 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I • • 0 I 0 0 • ' •• • ••••••••••••• 0 0 I 0 0 I ,. 0 Elyria Catholi c 52 Cleveland Lourdes 0 Cleveland Lutheran Eaat 38 Cardinal 36 Flrelanda 30 Brookside 6 Kent State iHgh 26 Crestwood 6 Cleveland Lutheran West 18 strongsville 18 (Ue) Gilmour Acadefi\Y 46 Cleveland l!a!iJi!in 14 Buttaloo..Nichols 26 Cle~eland University School 6 Warren Reserve .\cademy 26 Kiski Prep 0 Akron Kenmore 40 Akron BucllA tel 6 East Palestine 14 Beaver Local 0 Poland 33 United Local 0 Columbus Watterson 25 Wehrle 0 This Week's College Card By United Preu lnternaUonal Saturday Northwestern at Ohio State Southern Dllnoi1 at Dayton Xavier at Northern DUnoil!l Kent State at Bowling Green Louisville at Marshall Miami at Ohio U. Toledo at Western Mi chigan Marietta at Capital Heidelberg at Wittenberg Kenyon at Hiram Mt. Union at West Minster (Pa,) Ohio Wesleyan at Muskingum Lake Forest (Dl.) at Oberlin Akron at Eastern Kentucky Central &ate at Central Mich- Igan Big MAC Bout Saturday By United Press Internatlo:lll Miami arxl Ohio University collide at Athens Sa.turda.y in what may determl ne the MidAmerican Conference 1968 football champion. The Redskin& and Bobcats will put their 3--0 l€qJ records on the line In that showdown, Pro Standings AFL STANDINGS By United Press International East w. L. T. New York ....• 3 2 0 Boston ••• • •• • 2 3 0 Houston • . . • • • 2 4 0 Miami •. • • , • •• 1 3 1 Buffalo . . . • •• • I 4 I West W. L, T. Kansas City •••• 5 I 0 Oakland .. .. .. _ 4 1 0 San Diego, .. . .. 4 1 0 Denver , , . ••••. 2 3 0 Cincinnati •• _ . •• 2 4 0 SuOOay's Results Denver 21 New York 13 Houston 16 Boston 0 San Diego 23 Oakland 14 Kansas Clt,y 13 Cincinnati 3 Only games scheduled SuOOay's Games Oakland at Kansas City Buffalo at Boston Denver al San Diego Miami at Cincinnati New York at Houston P~t. .600 . 400 .333 . 2>0 . 200 Pet. .833 .800 .800 .400 .333 NFL STANDINGS B)' United Press lnternati<>Jlalf""' Eastern Conference Century Di vt s ion W. L. T. P el New Orleans . • . • 2 3 0 .4UO Clevelard ....• • 2 3 0 • 400 St. Louh . .. .... 2 3 0 .400 Pittsburgh • .•.•• 0 5" ~o ,>-~ ooo.., Capital Division Dallas . . ... .. . . 5 0 0 l.OOO New York • .. ..• • 4 1 u , 800 Wasllington ... , , • 3 2 0 . 600 Philadelphia ... .. o 5 o . 000 Western Conference Central Division W. L. T. Pet. Mhmesota .• •.. 3 2 0 . 600 Detroit .. . .••• 3 2 0 ,600 Green Bay ••••• 2 3 0 . 400 Chicago . .. ... , 1 4 200 Coastal Division Baltimore . ••• . 5 0 0 1.000 Los Angeles • ... 5 0 0 1. 000 San Francisco • • _ 2 3 0 . 400 Atlanta . .. ..... 1 4 0 • 200 Sunday's Results Lo11 Angeles 16 Green Bay 14 (at Milwaukee) Detroit 28 Chicago 10 Atlanta 24 New York 21 St. Louis 27 Cleveland 21 New Orleans 20 Minnesota 17 Dallas 34 PhUadelphla 14 Detroit 28 Chicago 10 Baltimore 42 Sa..1 Francisco 14 Sunrria.,y's Games San Francisco at New York AUanta at Los Angeles a , Dallas at Mimesota Washington at St. Louis New Orleans at Pittsburgh wtth the winner taking home Ule league lead. Each team scored r~m~way runs Saturday, Miami shut out MAC opponent Marshall 46-0, whUe OU routed oon-conference opponent William & Mary U-0. Other l~Jcoming clashes with interesting angles Include the O!llo state-Northwestern contest at Columbus Saturday and tile Wesleyan - Muskingwn Ohio clash at New Concord. Purdue Upset OSU scored a 13-0 ttl set over No. I ranked Purdue Saturday to open its 1968 Big Ten Conference play, Today, talk was that Ohio "itale is in line ror a Rose Bowl bid. The Buckeyes show a 3-0 mark so Car. North-western, meanwhile, was whipped 27-7 by Notre Dame over the weekend, The wlrmer of the OWU- Muskingurn !JB.me will be given the nod for lhe ., Ohio Conference crown. The Bishops are defending OC ell amps and made Wooster their 11th straight v:ictim over two seasons Saturday 43-7, Muskingum upset Wittenberg 13-7. OW U is 2-0 in loop play ard ~ ove r all . Muskingum is 2-1 in the OC and 2-l-1 this sea son. HOAG FmST LANGHORNE, Pa. (UP0Dutch Hoag o! Bath, N.Y., a~eraglng 92.839 miles per hour, earned about $10,000 SUnday when he captured the 200-mile National Open champiooahlp race for the rifth time as the Langhorne International Motor lap behind Hoag, followed by Clluck Bool!l of Lewiston, N.Y. Stevens of Rehoboth, Carl Mass., and Gene Bergen ot Manchester, Conn. 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CrL·cn, FOLD-AWAY 0 Yotuwatown Stlte . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • 1 Oblo Northern • • • • . . • • • • . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • , • • • • 0 ---- -----------------------~ Cleveland JFK 60 Cleveland Eaet 2 I 0 2 1 0 I I I MJD.OHIO CONFERENCE I'I.IIMI - - - - -- - - -- -- Coin-Op Laundry • Hiram ••• • • • ••• ••. ,, •• ••• •• • • • • 0 ~~J7DD;s:CMitUIF>·--------------------------------------------------~-~~· ontt•tflan - , JFK 0 Ohio, Miami Oash In 3 I 0 3 I 0 2 I I I 0 1 0 Kenyon . • •• ••• • .• , • •••• • ••••• , • • o 2 o _7!1110' SIIIHI - - - -- - - - -- 0 Marietta • • ••...•••.• • •••• , •• , • • 3 0 0 Ohio Wealeyan • •• . .•• • •• , •• • • •• • • 2 0 0 ' . ..... . ...... ..... I 0 0 Baldwln-WIIJace Denison • • , • • , ••• • •• • , , , • , , • • • • • I 0 0 • ren Niles McKinley 20 Akron St. Vincent 8 Dover 44 Mansfield Madlaon 0 Blanchester 38 Kings 6 Cleveland Benedictine 54 Cleveland John Jay 8 1 0 Youngatown state at Morehead 0 , 0 Dettance at Manchester 0 4 I Bluffton at Anderson John Carroll at Mhland Overall Slippery Rock at WUmlngton W. L. T. Clnc:Jnnatl at Wichita N 3 I 0 BaldwJn.Wallaee at Otterbein N 3 0 0 Flnd1IJI at Ohio Nortllem N 4 0 0 N - Deootea night pme. League W. L. T. I H•a"ni Aid O•p' Mlddlepon 4 0 TEAM z, Willi om S. Dilu, M~ • · 3rd & A1h 3 Marshall , . , , , , •• , •• , . .• .••• •• •• 0 Canton Central Catholic 34 War- ffil<;ll FOOTBALL OLYMPIC STANDINGS NEW YORK (UP0- New MEXICO CITY (UPO - Modal York nipped Councy Down 12-11 atandlnga In tile Olympl c Gamsa in the opener of a two...game at the end of !lmdi,y'a competltotaJi)Olnt series for the Nation- Uon: record to 3-2, Farr scored the Durkee to beat the VIkings. attempt& lor 311 yards. The al Irish Football chsmplooship Gld ~vr Brze Ttl. Lions' first three touchdowns. Short plu~s by J lm Hart Cardirals, Browns and Sairts &rnday before a record crowd Kenya . . . ., I 0 0 I The saints took a 14-<ilead In and Roy Shivers and neld goals share first place in the Century ~ 14 352 at Gaelic Park. Iran . ..... 1001 the first period on 8o Burris' or 43 and 21 yards by Jim Dlvtslon with 2-3 records . Mlck Noynlhan, wltb three Ethiopia .. 0 I 0 I 94.yud rwt with an Interception Bakken erabled the cardinals to Sonny Jurgensen threw touch~ points, and Brendan O'DonneU, Jhmgary . . . . . 0 1 o and a four-ya.rd pass from Bill INI!d a 21>-7 bal!tlme lead ani down passes of 17 a.rd 49 yards wltll tile lone goal, paced tho Tunlala •••• , . . 0 0 1 Kilmer to Mont;y Stickles but otrset the late heroics of Bill to Jerry Smith as the Redskins New York AIJ~ learn . The Poland ., " .... 0 0 1 needed !~rlod neld goals Nelson, who wound 1CJ the game handed the Steelers their fifth Rna! will be played noxt of 38 aoo 42 yards by Charlie with 17 completions In 37 straigllt loss. Jurgensen com- &lnday. Bowling Green 0 Toledo 0 pleted 15 of 29 for 17R yards, Miami 46 Mar1hall 0 Alleghen,y 14 John Carroll 13 Cincinnati 31 Tampa 28 Theil 47 Case Tech 14 Ashland 16 Waynesburg (Pl.) 7 2 3 omo CONFERENCE .1 mpl1f1 · CITY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S TAT( - - - 4 1 I 3 0 I 3 I i 0 I Kent State • , • , •• • •• • • , •• , •• ••• , • 0 MI. Union ....... .. .... . . . . . . . . . . 2 Muskingum • , , , , • • , , •• •• • • • • , •• , , 2 Clpital • •••.• •• •••• • • •• ••••• •.•• 2 Wlttenberg • • • . • • • • • . . . • • • • • • • • • I Oberlin . .. ... .... .. .... .. .. .... I otterbein • • • ••••• •• • •. • , , • •• , • , • 0 Wooater • • , ••• , •• , • , , •• ••• , , , , , 0 Heidelberg • , • •.•••• • • ••••• . , 0 ·- 'VE RE SMIT H AUD1 0-V t 5UAU, INC .••••" 16 W. Un ion St . Athe nt., Oh oo 45 701 Col i Co ll• cl 593. 7708 GOSNEY'$ DUDS 'N 'SUDS 0 Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I I Western Michigan .•• • •••• , •. • • • • • • 1 2 0 ( ,l '"'" l r•HT1 ! •. 1" ' " I rl hr , " '"' 11 ! 1 'v\•· .;ll\ 1t r olv \,f, <•ttn<(' and ~IJ r) d tur " ""I m ld I""'"' ' •• ll' <" ,n ''" .1 li •· ' oi'> ll , l t. l l lflll 11i li•n 1tll ' ' !l l'W <W il l' I rl " .< '. "11 1< 1'• 1 < t~hl f01 1 •, r , LI ' ~ Please ltliphone mt 11 tlomr Overall W. L. T. 4 0 0 Miami ... ...... . .. .. . .... .. ... 3 o o With a memory bank that monitors and complements y(Jur every need. Unbelllab/e! "l"">'> 7r·n Plh 0 Canton Lincoln 24 Steubenville Central CathoHc 12 Massillon 30 Altoona 0 Denf11011 at Wooster 0100 COLLEGE FOOTBALL STANDINGS By United Presa International MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE League W. L. T. TEAM ...UO•. lUi. It" .....,1, tuu. (UPO- The CITY Chrysler 300 2-Door Hardtop ~ .......... 1 • • ~ . . . . . Grid Scores sprint defeat.. Olympic 100-m.eter dash chamU.S. ~rlnt Champa pionship is SLIJposed to be the Uncle sam's trackmen have personal property of Uncle Sam Called to win the 100 meters - but It could happen today that only once in the last seven a Cuban wtU turn out to be the Olympic games, " world' s ia.l!ltest human." Matson had been off tOrm In The United state&, which i11 recent months 1 but SurUay he eJ~Pected to reap a big harvest stepped lV to the line Cor his of gold medals in track and first p:..t ot the shot in the trials field In the Olympics now at and Dipped It 67 !ee4 10 1/, last under way here, confidently inches to break the Olympic anticlpates its first champlOJP record by HIA inches. ship of tile XIX Olympiad In tile Three other track and Oeld men's shot put. Rardy Matson, nnals are oo today's program. the Pampa, Tex., strongman, but the United States rates only set an Olympic record in outside medal posslbutties In Sunlay'a trial and Ia heavil,y eactL They are the women's favored to win today. Jon,g jump, In whicll HeJdemarle But what about the 100 Rosendahl of Germany is meten? iavored; the women' s javelin, in ' Civile !lreerie or Seottle, whlch Barbara Friedrich of Wash., twice equaUed the world Sprlrw Lake Heights, N.J.. Is record of 10. 0 secondl!l In given an outside chance of a Sunday's trl.al heats. That medalj am the 20-kilometer shoulq make him a favorite to walk, a wide--open race with the breeze through Monday' s semi- edge possibly going ID Vlodlmir final and nna1. But: Goublnichy ot Russia. Hermes Ramirez of Cuba also Also on today's program Is equalled the world record by the final competition in featherwinning his second trial Am wel8J>t welghtllftlng, plus bastwo other Clbtns, Pablo Montes ketball, boxirw, soccer, field casanova and the veteran hockey, moder n pentathlon, Enrique FlguroJ:a, also won yachting, volleyball and water through the ftrat two heatl!l and polo. Joined Ramirez In mounting tile The opentng day or the gi-eateat slngl•nation threat to Olympics was a day of record U.S. sprirt domination in performances in track and field modern Urnes. Add in the tact -Green's, Ramirez', and Matthat Jim Hines oC Oakland, son's, plu& a 49.0 second C&lit, and 30..year..gJd Mel clocking in the men's 400-meter Pender of San Pedro. catlt, hurdles by Ron Whitney of both dld no better than secoOO Boulder, Colo., that broke the in their second trials, and you OJ.ymplc record and tied tile could have a formula for 1 U.S. listed world re<on1. 7 . Snap -off cover for easy access . Whwre Shou Ar• Hnslblr Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'rOL..td . MEXICO 6 . Calibrated scales on paper table. THE SHOEBOX Things are different in the National footbaJI League t111s season- so different that It's the Green Bay Packers who conduct the post mortems aRI the otller luys who shrug and sa.y, "that's football." Green Bay de!ensiYe star Herb Adderley held the post. mortem and offensive eml Jack Snow of the Los Angeles Rams was the non-committal gent Surda.y following the Rams' 1&14 victory over the Packers. The Rams won the game on Bruce Gossett's 27-yard field goal with 55 seconds leA atler a pass interference p e n a 1 t y against Adderley put the ball on the Green Bl,y 25, "If I had hit him, J'd be the first to admit it'' said Adderley. ''The oftlcia.J who called it was about 15 yards away, The moat surprised guy in the park muat have been Snow. He tllOUJiht ho interfered with me.'' But Snow dldn't act the least bit surprised about the key call whicll helped the Rams remain unbeaten aRI tied with the Baltimore Colts for first place in U.~ Coastal Division. Snow pointed out that the call " was a iudg!nent play and hard lor any official to calL" Colts Easy Win Preston Pearson returned the opening kickoff 96 yardl!l for a game--winning one-yard pluiWO touchdown and the Colts went by Perry Lee Dum as the on to an easy 42-14 victory over Falcons rallied to give new the San Francisco Forty-Niners coach Norm Van Brocklin a enabling them to match the "victory" over his former star, Rams' S-0 record. Earl Morrall Fran Tarkentm. Tarkenton threw touchdown passes or IS threw three toochdown passes. and 33 yards as the Colts built a Move Into Tie 28-7 lead and Johnny Unlta. Mel Farr starred lor the entorod the pmo In tile fourth Lions with 138 yards gained period and tossed two more. rushil1!: and 73 more on pass The Dallas C<M'boys whipped receptions as the Lions tied the tile Phllade)j>hla Eagles, 34-14, Vikirc& for first place ln the for their fit'lh straight win aOO Central Division by rail!ling their took over sole possession of first place in the capitol All-Stan@ Division when the Atlanta Falcons upset the New York Gl.a.nts, 24-2L The Detroit Uons defeated the Olicago Bears, 28-10, the New Orleans Saints lt)set the Minne&ota Vikings, 20.17, the St. Loola Clrdlnals topped tile Cleveland Browns, 27--21, and the Washington Redskins 11cored a 16-13 triumph over the Pittsburgh Steelers in other games. Don Meredith completed 21 or 38 passes Cor 306 yards and two early touchdowns ror the Cowboys whose defensive unit, "Thu1'11 my baiiJ, •nan ! .. led by Larry Cole, Jethro Pugh, Bob Llll,y and George Anlrle, threw Norm Snead Cor losses fl ve times ami intercepted four passes. Bob Perry's 61-yard pass to By United Press International Saturday Jerry Simmons set r.c> the Canton McKinley 26 SteubenvUle 8 Cuban Eyes Medal 5. Automatic line finder-for typing out of regular spacmg. TRIPOLI Nanow & Wide Regal Brown so pa)ly on their "Darling Lili" set: the Rock feels director Blake Edwards consistently favors his best gal Julie; and the movie's a million beyond budget. Realtor Jolm J . Reynolds Jr. secretly wed press agent Lorraine Wilkins; his second time -...• -.-• ~ •sa.oo Okay, Helen, the least you can do Is vote Cor my side. Shouldn't a woman have a right to wear ller hair the way she wants it? HOPEFUL PIXIE Dear Pixie: Sle certainly should! Your big mistake: You a!oked instead or acted. Your husband, if he runs Several mo tey - makil'€ projects we re discussed during the Thursday night meeting of the Catholic Women' s Club held In the Sacred Heart Church auditorium. Rl:tld at the meeting coOOucted b)· 1\'f.rs. Catherine Welsh were thank you notes £rom m issionariGs to which gi fts had been sent earlie r. It was announced that the hostesses for the Nov. 7 meeting will be Mn. Paul easel, Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. , Mrrs. Hom-er Gordon, Mrs. Richard Freeman, Mrs. ~ Morris. Refreshments were served by the. hostesses, Miss Martha Howell , Mrs. Arua Blackwood, Mrs.,, Don Mullen, Mn. Dorothy Nierl and Mrs. Christine O'OOlUlell. Games were played with prizes being won by Mr s. Olga 11 ieroti, Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Ruth Thor~ ton. I The Killington gon dola. Is t he wo rld's longest skJ lift with the Vermont raclllty over three and a quarter miles In length . ' ~ thing ill hllarioul!l. He reminds me of the woman who complained In HIRJ that her husband paid hls kids ID tell her she looked terrible In mlni-Aklrts - and I laughed then, he ac:kjs, · boat, which sails big-band jazz a basement below the Empire state Bldg .... H'wood expects Hwrt stromberg Jr. to sue a new best-11meller ... . Rock Hudson and Julie Andrews aren't I i My husband thinks the whole Club Discusses Fund Raising Thursday for luncheon foll(MIIed by program. Mrs. A. R. Knight will be devotional leader. Mrs. Eve r ett Hayes wiU give report. Guest speaker is Mrs. James Stall1ngs, diocese chairman of Christian Education. Mr s. J . E. D. Har tinger is luncheon chairman. - "rea.l him!' - H. ::!! GHACE EPISCOP AL Church Women meeting at 12:30 p. m. Longest Ski lift KilLINGTON, Vt. tUP I I V. D. EDWARDS erl) 22 . Grace Kelly s hopped Bloomingdale' s boys' dep't a full half hour and nary a customer rec ognized her serene lli!-ness .... Buddy Rich's last lleart attack calmed fast : he's at the River- - IIISUUIKE -!!!~~~~!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~~~~, got a dollar each. (Cindy Is only five and can be bribed cheap- By FRED DOWN UPI Sp:n1s Writer .. ..... ..no . . . . dl.............. . _ . . .. ·}' :·, H the need arose. • P.S. Besides, your haircut wUl serve him right! - H. Dear Helen: Your answer to ''Kept Under Wraps" was mild and generous, -.1~ If WldarstoQd Green Bay Suffers Third NFL Sethacl{ Ill Us fQI YOIII · a The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Monday, October lf, 1968 3 - or ~ j 1., cut •~ man was Lftt- abort and OuftY My dead aplnat it. next day he suggested we put it to a ram - Of" ! - ,.. ...-; I• ......... .. .._.IIu..a. .. rv. • :i.e r1 your ootwtm. He aa.YI one of correspondents pve him this Idea, 80 J should take it up This column la dedl.ea.ted to being Independent. You aeggeeted tllat he wear a pair or shorts. ramlly Uvfng, 80 If )'(l.l're hBV· Wouldn't it help him more to 1ng kid troublo or Just 91olrt usure him that he needn't reel trouble, let Hel!'ll help YOU. gullty about hls tllougblsand!eel- She will al10 welcome your own tngs - It's natural and good to amulllnB experiences. Addrell Helen BoUel In care thI 1 have them. He wants to "take the wraps newspaper. off," and It's right that he should, at his age. But Jlterall,y taking them ott is only symbolic. As he matures, he'll find that knowing and understanding his feelings will be more sa.Uslactory emotionaii.Y. He wants to be a man _ 1 68Y, "All power to hlmt,. Por c.at ~ 0ttr -Mrs. M. W, -DoNalilalooDear Mrs . W: Ba'Oial A a.JIII AI You could be right. It'& an exc szd•en, cellent l)lychological theory any~ way. Now, it remains for "Kept Undl!r Wrapl!l" to let us know INBUIIAII~ AOENClY whether you've unwrapped t ll e "UMO POIIEROY ,.._IIWIII, Ullll>rlll..,._ •a.Jllf. I : he likes short hair on worn~ I8Y 1 think this aversion must back to ca~eman day 1 : While man seldom yanks maid around more he prob by her mane 81\V , ably likes to Ceel he COULD, iC an avid reader w1 th the source. I 1l'llllOOd tD pi l1lJ' he'll never, but NEVER, good llj)brlnglng. Ia It likely then that he would "forget" and go outside in the butt? Wbe~ h i s parents wererrt home, of course. ~ tlleory is tllat he has tried to live up to hl1 parents• standards, but now he's growing up and wanting ID Uve his own U!e. 111:! he is st)mied by their power over him. If they~re away, he can nm outside; lf he were old emugh (aa he says) be would join a nudist camp. He sa,y s those who look on nudity as a sin are filled with depraved thougtrts. He Includes his parents by inference, as they are "sllocked." Is it their thoughts that he worries about? ~be it'li really his own. After all, he wrote to you. Perhaps he wanted you to tell him that his thoughts were not depraved, even though he likes to go bare. WilY does he need approval? Why does he have to protest that he has very high moral standards? Because he's not sure of himsel£, and he's afraid ot. ......... *lb - - - - - Ill ,_ ...................... ~ . 11 · ..... ... ......,, tsr• . ....,._I on. . .i •' • ~ :your 1«. GROUP D of the Women's As- • 80ClaUon, First United Presbyterian Church, Mlddlepor4 7:30 Tueaday night at the llome of Mrs. Donald Lowery. l lorm won't mJnd the nut~ cut once' be gats used to It, ENOUGH TO MAKE HER TEAR HER HAIR - OR CUT fl' ' i' •' . Monday, October 14, 1968 . oice along Broadway ~~::-:-:-:·:-:.;:;.;:;.;; :. ;:;.;:;. :.:-:-:<·."<:: :-: .·. . ~- ::. · c.J.")..' "' ""l"l .. " t "l"·" :.. P'-992-2171 POMEROY, 0• lO( A.L OWNER BACKBOARD AND GOAL SET Oil tcm~lc n:d J o ubk l;uninalcJ masonite fini sh, 36 '4H x ~;. indl. REG . 20.1~9 15.99 II 49.99 ' REG. 62.88 hdl 5' \ 9' offtdal si1.1.: playin~ ~wrl~-e. RuKt proof aU lllled tram~. Uoubk hr:K.1.'d ll--gs. 1-.usy to op.:n or roW liP ...a atont. \luunt~J mr 2" l·astus. (k!>.'l lk:t) ' �. .- ~ - 111!1·'Dialy Sontlnel, Pomerey-Mlddloport, 0., .: .... ..;..:..·- ·, •·. . : · j , on Times SqJare had COYered all BY JACK O'BRIAN ~ NEW ·YORK - Loeb' B l r d Ita front windows In which GoGo dames jounced their come. J.aJ WMI hired 11 baby nurse ror ons while the rock - noise sUH • ll Icblnt LJnda Robb an E. Ger- ( ·'t llliil ntugeo (IInce 1951) named scr~ed; so we went In and a111 LJttle·Glulle .... Members ol an we thought - the Go-Gos werEJ lilt lllleey !alnlq wore <elebrat- jouncing topless •••• Aren~ bars 1111 the end ol an old loud at supposed also to have a view Tnder VIc's and got to brawling inside from the street? •...11FeaIIIID: thay were heaved oot .. .. tured dancer - actor (In FldWe - r o d wily The Metropole dler oo tlleRoo!")MarcSoollwill pr ovt\ he's a good painter, too: . :·::::::::·: . ~!Social -; ~ his ooe-man-ahow opened at the 1\hda Artzt Gallery, W, 57th St. Soul singer Aretha Franklin and husband-manager Ted White cooled it ..•. Aretha's brother (Rev. Cecil Franklin) is her new •••. ·' mgr . • •. " Prophet John the Con.,. queror" died broke am in debt ·~ in Philly last week: he was a MONDAY Negro spiritualist who inhaled HEATH METHODIST Church $5 ,000,000 and dazzled follow •• Wc:tnen'a Socleb' of Chri stl.an ers with a $50,000 diamond ring ~ Servlce, charter meeting aOO. and fore cast the next day's win•' aenlce or celebration, 7:30 Mon- ning "number'" with uncarll.'r' ac day nlght at the church. The curacy; he went broke after the eharter Cor the new organization Feels gol him for taxes and I• wm be signed and membership maJI fraud; r eal name, J o h n card• dlstrlbutedi Mrs. J s c k Pittman. ~ Bechtle aOO Mrs. David EntsThe races CAN get aloog: Harminger, program chairmen; Mrs. lem' s c:1lcest Is the Black & •~' Nan Moore, leader. White o!ilop, 145th & Amsterdam, DAUGHTERS OF RUTH Class, owned 'by sluruling sepia beau• ' Un.hed Methodist Churc h, Pom- t.Y Kelly Bell, (a former acc't eroy, 2 p. m. MoOOay atthe home ell ec al CQmjXon's ad agency) or Mrs. Dessie Patterson. 117 and beautirul Jac(Jieline Leshin, North Fourth St, Middleport wife of ex-ro ul!lician press agent TUPPERS PLAINS· A If red Phil Lesh.ln . ... They call "The Community Women's Club sp~ clal meeti111:, 2 p.m., horne of Mra. Clarence Headley; J o h n TUESDAY Prichard, Seico Co., will disSALISBLIJlY P'.:'A, 7:30 1\..,.s~ cues phases of preliminary plaoJrlng for construction of a com· day night. Dr. Harold Brown, guest speaker. Hefreshments by munlty bulldi..,. POMEROY PTA, Pomeroy the sixth grade room mothers. Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. Mr s. James Wi11 and Mrs. PhUip Ohlinger, chairmen. Mollllly. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, VetMEIGS LOCAL School Dl .. trtct oon-teac:hi111: employes or- erans Memorial Hospital, 7:30 pnlzation or bus drivers, cooks Tuesday night in lhe hospitaldinand cust.CIIlans, meet at 7:30 if€ room. Topic of discussion. p.m. MoniaY at Rutlarxl Elemen-- " Know Your Ho_9pital. " Miss Er· :tar)' School. All members of new ma Smith, new volunteer dir ector, appointed by the board of ~~'""' urged to atterKI. trusteas, willbeaguest. RefreshBETHEL 62, InternatlonrJ Orments will be served. der of Job's Daughters, 7:30p.m. MonciQ at the Pomeroy Masonic WEDNESDAY Temple. Inspection will be held. PAST PRESIDENTS of Drew ]Dipecting officer will be Mrs. Web'iter Post 39, American LeChriJtlne Jenkins of Colwnbus , glm. will meet at 7:30 Wednes-.,..n1 guardian. day nightatthehOOleofMr!!.. MayAUXIUARY of Racine Firemen me Holmes, College Road, Sywill hold a Chrisonas Bazaar r acuse. worksh~, 7 p. m. Monday at the , CLASS 12, 8 p. m. WednesdaY I I 11tome or Mrs. Jean Cleland, Jla.. at Heath Methodist Church. Mrs. t I 'I::Oiae. Max Donahue will present the pr<r RUTLAND PTA meeting, 7,30 gram. Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. p. m. Monday, at Rutland Grade forre st Bachtel, Mrs. David School Amos Tlllls, pastor of tile Entsminger ard Mrs. Harold RutlaOO Community Church, l'l"ill George wer e hostesses. have devotions and Mr. and Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Gardon Club, 8 Tlllis will show slides and tell of their eJ~Periences as missiorr p. m. Tuesday nightatthe Columaries tn Africa. Special entertain- bus and Southern Ohio Electric ment by sixth grade students . Co. social room. SOUP SUPPER Wednesday at Presidett: is Charles King, Racine Methodis t Church annex TUESDAY starting at 4:30 p. m. Soup, sand· EAST LETART WSCS will make wi ches , pie and coffee. ~onsored awle butter, Tuesday at home by women of church. or Pete Shields. Orders may be placed at 247-2693, 247-2289 or THURSDAY ' ,• ~ li: Calendar ·'- ~ ., ·•,. ' ~ ., ~ ' .. J' 2~1-2208. FRIENDLY CIRCLE at Trinity United Church of Chri st, 8 p. m. Tue~. Miss Elizabeth Fick wUl be program leader and Mrs. Elza Gilmore and Mrs. Leonard Jewell, hostesses. POMEROY WOMEN'S Golf As· '.' 1oclation, Wednesday, special meetirw:, 7:30 p. DL , atclubhouse. REVIVAL at Asbury United Methodist Church in Syracuse, Oct. 13 through Oct 20 with Re~. Charles Norris, evangellat. Syracuse Cllurch choir will present selections each evening. Other speda1 musi c throughout · week. Rev. Wendell Stutler, pas- ., . '· ' . ' '• ) Helen Help Stranger'' tumB''spaghettl Welt· erns" because they're American _ style aaddle opera made cheap ln Italy; the next in Ule seriea is a "Suld.Yald Western" being filmed in Japan, u Samurai on a Horae. " The RolllnB Stones head lor Alrlca and a bizarre colorfllm with a score by Mick Jagger of The stoneB; the roma'ltic lead will be played by MarlameFalthrul Jagger's real-life bird, who ju;t a.rmounced (publicly) she is "with child," a nice old-fashioned phrase for a gal who also ofrictally insisted she has abaolutely NO marriage plans. The TV actor Doug McCiures couldn't patch it up ..•. The TV actor Flrem Zimbalist Jrs. did · r\ iJdrews • "Star 1·" mo • . .• . Juhe vie has 63 sold-out performances already at Ute Hlvolianddoesn't open 'til Ocl. 22 .... Charlotte Ford Nlarchos and Frank Sinatra resumed where they left off last summer .... Lil\e at the Bermett Cerrs .... Jamie Stewart Granger, son of the British actaw of the last two names, got engaged to Marta Jackoon, USe • • by Helen Bottruereito Dear Helen: My talsband is 'J1IEDC'IOTED DAILY SENTIND. TO IH1'UPI" • ' •' DCMAIIDS. CJI'DI, ~ C.......T...U.WW l' •• ··-A... • ••j The Lly vote. Being aureoor daughters would -A'd ..Fine " vote I or me, I -... , · But the count came out: Four hal ut. only one again)~ ITIJ'I lnrc (me .or. pvo . Yesterday 1 heard our young- but I wouuur you what he was trying to tell you. Here's a lad who states that he's In II'- I rl boy a moral, te .lf>"n , se ous . est telling a chum her Dad gave ills only hang-up is that he preCers going nude ' •as God made him. u We Infer that he ha11 a her a quarter to vote his way. Then 1 learned the older glrlll The~ ~ STREAMLINER Portable Typewriter ~ ~ • + •• ...•- FEATURES 1. Standard size 84 character keyt.lard. 2. Backspace key-same location as on stan~rd of· fice typewriter . 3 . Margin release key-same location as on s1andard office typewriter. 4. Visible margin stops . Centering locks. Margin bell. 8 Ligh!we1ght-only 12 pounds . 9 Instruction book with touch typing course. 10 . 5 year warranty on parts and workmanship. BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT. 0 . Announcing your next car: . · . The 1969 Chrysler. Contouted bucket seats wirh fold-down ·centet atmtest. Unbeatable! 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Toledo at Western Mi chigan Marietta at Capital Heidelberg at Wittenberg Kenyon at Hiram Mt. Union at West Minster (Pa,) Ohio Wesleyan at Muskingum Lake Forest (Dl.) at Oberlin Akron at Eastern Kentucky Central &ate at Central Mich- Igan Big MAC Bout Saturday By United Press Internatlo:lll Miami arxl Ohio University collide at Athens Sa.turda.y in what may determl ne the MidAmerican Conference 1968 football champion. The Redskin& and Bobcats will put their 3--0 l€qJ records on the line In that showdown, Pro Standings AFL STANDINGS By United Press International East w. L. T. New York ....• 3 2 0 Boston ••• • •• • 2 3 0 Houston • . . • • • 2 4 0 Miami •. • • , • •• 1 3 1 Buffalo . . . • •• • I 4 I West W. L, T. Kansas City •••• 5 I 0 Oakland .. .. .. _ 4 1 0 San Diego, .. . .. 4 1 0 Denver , , . ••••. 2 3 0 Cincinnati •• _ . •• 2 4 0 SuOOay's Results Denver 21 New York 13 Houston 16 Boston 0 San Diego 23 Oakland 14 Kansas Clt,y 13 Cincinnati 3 Only games scheduled SuOOay's Games Oakland at Kansas City Buffalo at Boston Denver al San Diego Miami at Cincinnati New York at Houston P~t. .600 . 400 .333 . 2>0 . 200 Pet. .833 .800 .800 .400 .333 NFL STANDINGS B)' United Press lnternati<>Jlalf""' Eastern Conference Century Di vt s ion W. L. T. P el New Orleans . • . • 2 3 0 .4UO Clevelard ....• • 2 3 0 • 400 St. Louh . .. .... 2 3 0 .400 Pittsburgh • .•.•• 0 5" ~o ,>-~ ooo.., Capital Division Dallas . . ... .. . . 5 0 0 l.OOO New York • .. ..• • 4 1 u , 800 Wasllington ... , , • 3 2 0 . 600 Philadelphia ... .. o 5 o . 000 Western Conference Central Division W. L. T. Pet. Mhmesota .• •.. 3 2 0 . 600 Detroit .. . .••• 3 2 0 ,600 Green Bay ••••• 2 3 0 . 400 Chicago . .. ... , 1 4 200 Coastal Division Baltimore . ••• . 5 0 0 1.000 Los Angeles • ... 5 0 0 1. 000 San Francisco • • _ 2 3 0 . 400 Atlanta . .. ..... 1 4 0 • 200 Sunday's Results Lo11 Angeles 16 Green Bay 14 (at Milwaukee) Detroit 28 Chicago 10 Atlanta 24 New York 21 St. Louis 27 Cleveland 21 New Orleans 20 Minnesota 17 Dallas 34 PhUadelphla 14 Detroit 28 Chicago 10 Baltimore 42 Sa..1 Francisco 14 Sunrria.,y's Games San Francisco at New York AUanta at Los Angeles a , Dallas at Mimesota Washington at St. Louis New Orleans at Pittsburgh wtth the winner taking home Ule league lead. Each team scored r~m~way runs Saturday, Miami shut out MAC opponent Marshall 46-0, whUe OU routed oon-conference opponent William & Mary U-0. Other l~Jcoming clashes with interesting angles Include the O!llo state-Northwestern contest at Columbus Saturday and tile Wesleyan - Muskingwn Ohio clash at New Concord. 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CrL·cn, FOLD-AWAY 0 Yotuwatown Stlte . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • 1 Oblo Northern • • • • . . • • • • . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • , • • • • 0 ---- -----------------------~ Cleveland JFK 60 Cleveland Eaet 2 I 0 2 1 0 I I I MJD.OHIO CONFERENCE I'I.IIMI - - - - -- - - -- -- Coin-Op Laundry • Hiram ••• • • • ••• ••. ,, •• ••• •• • • • • 0 ~~J7DD;s:CMitUIF>·--------------------------------------------------~-~~· ontt•tflan - , JFK 0 Ohio, Miami Oash In 3 I 0 3 I 0 2 I I I 0 1 0 Kenyon . • •• ••• • .• , • •••• • ••••• , • • o 2 o _7!1110' SIIIHI - - - -- - - - -- 0 Marietta • • ••...•••.• • •••• , •• , • • 3 0 0 Ohio Wealeyan • •• . .•• • •• , •• • • •• • • 2 0 0 ' . ..... . ...... ..... I 0 0 Baldwln-WIIJace Denison • • , • • , ••• • •• • , , , • , , • • • • • I 0 0 • ren Niles McKinley 20 Akron St. Vincent 8 Dover 44 Mansfield Madlaon 0 Blanchester 38 Kings 6 Cleveland Benedictine 54 Cleveland John Jay 8 1 0 Youngatown state at Morehead 0 , 0 Dettance at Manchester 0 4 I Bluffton at Anderson John Carroll at Mhland Overall Slippery Rock at WUmlngton W. L. T. Clnc:Jnnatl at Wichita N 3 I 0 BaldwJn.Wallaee at Otterbein N 3 0 0 Flnd1IJI at Ohio Nortllem N 4 0 0 N - Deootea night pme. League W. L. T. I H•a"ni Aid O•p' Mlddlepon 4 0 TEAM z, Willi om S. Dilu, M~ • · 3rd & A1h 3 Marshall , . , , , , •• , •• , . .• .••• •• •• 0 Canton Central Catholic 34 War- ffil<;ll FOOTBALL OLYMPIC STANDINGS NEW YORK (UP0- New MEXICO CITY (UPO - Modal York nipped Councy Down 12-11 atandlnga In tile Olympl c Gamsa in the opener of a two...game at the end of !lmdi,y'a competltotaJi)Olnt series for the Nation- Uon: record to 3-2, Farr scored the Durkee to beat the VIkings. attempt& lor 311 yards. The al Irish Football chsmplooship Gld ~vr Brze Ttl. Lions' first three touchdowns. Short plu~s by J lm Hart Cardirals, Browns and Sairts &rnday before a record crowd Kenya . . . ., I 0 0 I The saints took a 14-<ilead In and Roy Shivers and neld goals share first place in the Century ~ 14 352 at Gaelic Park. Iran . ..... 1001 the first period on 8o Burris' or 43 and 21 yards by Jim Dlvtslon with 2-3 records . Mlck Noynlhan, wltb three Ethiopia .. 0 I 0 I 94.yud rwt with an Interception Bakken erabled the cardinals to Sonny Jurgensen threw touch~ points, and Brendan O'DonneU, Jhmgary . . . . . 0 1 o and a four-ya.rd pass from Bill INI!d a 21>-7 bal!tlme lead ani down passes of 17 a.rd 49 yards wltll tile lone goal, paced tho Tunlala •••• , . . 0 0 1 Kilmer to Mont;y Stickles but otrset the late heroics of Bill to Jerry Smith as the Redskins New York AIJ~ learn . The Poland ., " .... 0 0 1 needed !~rlod neld goals Nelson, who wound 1CJ the game handed the Steelers their fifth Rna! will be played noxt of 38 aoo 42 yards by Charlie with 17 completions In 37 straigllt loss. Jurgensen com- &lnday. Bowling Green 0 Toledo 0 pleted 15 of 29 for 17R yards, Miami 46 Mar1hall 0 Alleghen,y 14 John Carroll 13 Cincinnati 31 Tampa 28 Theil 47 Case Tech 14 Ashland 16 Waynesburg (Pl.) 7 2 3 omo CONFERENCE .1 mpl1f1 · CITY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S TAT( - - - 4 1 I 3 0 I 3 I i 0 I Kent State • , • , •• • •• • • , •• , •• ••• , • 0 MI. Union ....... .. .... . . . . . . . . . . 2 Muskingum • , , , , • • , , •• •• • • • • , •• , , 2 Clpital • •••.• •• •••• • • •• ••••• •.•• 2 Wlttenberg • • • . • • • • • . . . • • • • • • • • • I Oberlin . .. ... .... .. .... .. .. .... I otterbein • • • ••••• •• • •. • , , • •• , • , • 0 Wooater • • , ••• , •• , • , , •• ••• , , , , , 0 Heidelberg • , • •.•••• • • ••••• . , 0 ·- 'VE RE SMIT H AUD1 0-V t 5UAU, INC .••••" 16 W. Un ion St . Athe nt., Oh oo 45 701 Col i Co ll• cl 593. 7708 GOSNEY'$ DUDS 'N 'SUDS 0 Toledo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I I Western Michigan .•• • •••• , •. • • • • • • 1 2 0 ( ,l '"'" l r•HT1 ! •. 1" ' " I rl hr , " '"' 11 ! 1 'v\•· .;ll\ 1t r olv \,f, <•ttn<(' and ~IJ r) d tur " ""I m ld I""'"' ' •• ll' <" ,n ''" .1 li •· ' oi'> ll , l t. l l lflll 11i li•n 1tll ' ' !l l'W <W il l' I rl " .< '. "11 1< 1'• 1 < t~hl f01 1 •, r , LI ' ~ Please ltliphone mt 11 tlomr Overall W. L. T. 4 0 0 Miami ... ...... . .. .. . .... .. ... 3 o o With a memory bank that monitors and complements y(Jur every need. Unbelllab/e! "l"">'> 7r·n Plh 0 Canton Lincoln 24 Steubenville Central CathoHc 12 Massillon 30 Altoona 0 Denf11011 at Wooster 0100 COLLEGE FOOTBALL STANDINGS By United Presa International MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE League W. L. T. TEAM ...UO•. lUi. It" .....,1, tuu. (UPO- The CITY Chrysler 300 2-Door Hardtop ~ .......... 1 • • ~ . . . . . Grid Scores sprint defeat.. Olympic 100-m.eter dash chamU.S. ~rlnt Champa pionship is SLIJposed to be the Uncle sam's trackmen have personal property of Uncle Sam Called to win the 100 meters - but It could happen today that only once in the last seven a Cuban wtU turn out to be the Olympic games, " world' s ia.l!ltest human." Matson had been off tOrm In The United state&, which i11 recent months 1 but SurUay he eJ~Pected to reap a big harvest stepped lV to the line Cor his of gold medals in track and first p:..t ot the shot in the trials field In the Olympics now at and Dipped It 67 !ee4 10 1/, last under way here, confidently inches to break the Olympic anticlpates its first champlOJP record by HIA inches. ship of tile XIX Olympiad In tile Three other track and Oeld men's shot put. Rardy Matson, nnals are oo today's program. the Pampa, Tex., strongman, but the United States rates only set an Olympic record in outside medal posslbutties In Sunlay'a trial and Ia heavil,y eactL They are the women's favored to win today. Jon,g jump, In whicll HeJdemarle But what about the 100 Rosendahl of Germany is meten? iavored; the women' s javelin, in ' Civile !lreerie or Seottle, whlch Barbara Friedrich of Wash., twice equaUed the world Sprlrw Lake Heights, N.J.. Is record of 10. 0 secondl!l In given an outside chance of a Sunday's trl.al heats. That medalj am the 20-kilometer shoulq make him a favorite to walk, a wide--open race with the breeze through Monday' s semi- edge possibly going ID Vlodlmir final and nna1. But: Goublnichy ot Russia. Hermes Ramirez of Cuba also Also on today's program Is equalled the world record by the final competition in featherwinning his second trial Am wel8J>t welghtllftlng, plus bastwo other Clbtns, Pablo Montes ketball, boxirw, soccer, field casanova and the veteran hockey, moder n pentathlon, Enrique FlguroJ:a, also won yachting, volleyball and water through the ftrat two heatl!l and polo. Joined Ramirez In mounting tile The opentng day or the gi-eateat slngl•nation threat to Olympics was a day of record U.S. sprirt domination in performances in track and field modern Urnes. Add in the tact -Green's, Ramirez', and Matthat Jim Hines oC Oakland, son's, plu& a 49.0 second C&lit, and 30..year..gJd Mel clocking in the men's 400-meter Pender of San Pedro. catlt, hurdles by Ron Whitney of both dld no better than secoOO Boulder, Colo., that broke the in their second trials, and you OJ.ymplc record and tied tile could have a formula for 1 U.S. listed world re<on1. 7 . Snap -off cover for easy access . Whwre Shou Ar• Hnslblr Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'rOL..td . MEXICO 6 . Calibrated scales on paper table. THE SHOEBOX Things are different in the National footbaJI League t111s season- so different that It's the Green Bay Packers who conduct the post mortems aRI the otller luys who shrug and sa.y, "that's football." Green Bay de!ensiYe star Herb Adderley held the post. mortem and offensive eml Jack Snow of the Los Angeles Rams was the non-committal gent Surda.y following the Rams' 1&14 victory over the Packers. The Rams won the game on Bruce Gossett's 27-yard field goal with 55 seconds leA atler a pass interference p e n a 1 t y against Adderley put the ball on the Green Bl,y 25, "If I had hit him, J'd be the first to admit it'' said Adderley. ''The oftlcia.J who called it was about 15 yards away, The moat surprised guy in the park muat have been Snow. He tllOUJiht ho interfered with me.'' But Snow dldn't act the least bit surprised about the key call whicll helped the Rams remain unbeaten aRI tied with the Baltimore Colts for first place in U.~ Coastal Division. Snow pointed out that the call " was a iudg!nent play and hard lor any official to calL" Colts Easy Win Preston Pearson returned the opening kickoff 96 yardl!l for a game--winning one-yard pluiWO touchdown and the Colts went by Perry Lee Dum as the on to an easy 42-14 victory over Falcons rallied to give new the San Francisco Forty-Niners coach Norm Van Brocklin a enabling them to match the "victory" over his former star, Rams' S-0 record. Earl Morrall Fran Tarkentm. Tarkenton threw touchdown passes or IS threw three toochdown passes. and 33 yards as the Colts built a Move Into Tie 28-7 lead and Johnny Unlta. Mel Farr starred lor the entorod the pmo In tile fourth Lions with 138 yards gained period and tossed two more. rushil1!: and 73 more on pass The Dallas C<M'boys whipped receptions as the Lions tied the tile Phllade)j>hla Eagles, 34-14, Vikirc& for first place ln the for their fit'lh straight win aOO Central Division by rail!ling their took over sole possession of first place in the capitol All-Stan@ Division when the Atlanta Falcons upset the New York Gl.a.nts, 24-2L The Detroit Uons defeated the Olicago Bears, 28-10, the New Orleans Saints lt)set the Minne&ota Vikings, 20.17, the St. Loola Clrdlnals topped tile Cleveland Browns, 27--21, and the Washington Redskins 11cored a 16-13 triumph over the Pittsburgh Steelers in other games. Don Meredith completed 21 or 38 passes Cor 306 yards and two early touchdowns ror the Cowboys whose defensive unit, "Thu1'11 my baiiJ, •nan ! .. led by Larry Cole, Jethro Pugh, Bob Llll,y and George Anlrle, threw Norm Snead Cor losses fl ve times ami intercepted four passes. Bob Perry's 61-yard pass to By United Press International Saturday Jerry Simmons set r.c> the Canton McKinley 26 SteubenvUle 8 Cuban Eyes Medal 5. Automatic line finder-for typing out of regular spacmg. TRIPOLI Nanow & Wide Regal Brown so pa)ly on their "Darling Lili" set: the Rock feels director Blake Edwards consistently favors his best gal Julie; and the movie's a million beyond budget. Realtor Jolm J . Reynolds Jr. secretly wed press agent Lorraine Wilkins; his second time -...• -.-• ~ •sa.oo Okay, Helen, the least you can do Is vote Cor my side. Shouldn't a woman have a right to wear ller hair the way she wants it? HOPEFUL PIXIE Dear Pixie: Sle certainly should! Your big mistake: You a!oked instead or acted. Your husband, if he runs Several mo tey - makil'€ projects we re discussed during the Thursday night meeting of the Catholic Women' s Club held In the Sacred Heart Church auditorium. Rl:tld at the meeting coOOucted b)· 1\'f.rs. Catherine Welsh were thank you notes £rom m issionariGs to which gi fts had been sent earlie r. It was announced that the hostesses for the Nov. 7 meeting will be Mn. Paul easel, Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. , Mrrs. Hom-er Gordon, Mrs. Richard Freeman, Mrs. ~ Morris. Refreshments were served by the. hostesses, Miss Martha Howell , Mrs. Arua Blackwood, Mrs.,, Don Mullen, Mn. Dorothy Nierl and Mrs. Christine O'OOlUlell. Games were played with prizes being won by Mr s. Olga 11 ieroti, Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Ruth Thor~ ton. I The Killington gon dola. Is t he wo rld's longest skJ lift with the Vermont raclllty over three and a quarter miles In length . ' ~ thing ill hllarioul!l. He reminds me of the woman who complained In HIRJ that her husband paid hls kids ID tell her she looked terrible In mlni-Aklrts - and I laughed then, he ac:kjs, · boat, which sails big-band jazz a basement below the Empire state Bldg .... H'wood expects Hwrt stromberg Jr. to sue a new best-11meller ... . Rock Hudson and Julie Andrews aren't I i My husband thinks the whole Club Discusses Fund Raising Thursday for luncheon foll(MIIed by program. Mrs. A. R. Knight will be devotional leader. Mrs. Eve r ett Hayes wiU give report. Guest speaker is Mrs. James Stall1ngs, diocese chairman of Christian Education. Mr s. J . E. D. Har tinger is luncheon chairman. - "rea.l him!' - H. ::!! GHACE EPISCOP AL Church Women meeting at 12:30 p. m. Longest Ski lift KilLINGTON, Vt. tUP I I V. D. EDWARDS erl) 22 . Grace Kelly s hopped Bloomingdale' s boys' dep't a full half hour and nary a customer rec ognized her serene lli!-ness .... Buddy Rich's last lleart attack calmed fast : he's at the River- - IIISUUIKE -!!!~~~~!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~~~~, got a dollar each. (Cindy Is only five and can be bribed cheap- By FRED DOWN UPI Sp:n1s Writer .. ..... ..no . . . . dl.............. . _ . . .. ·}' :·, H the need arose. • P.S. Besides, your haircut wUl serve him right! - H. Dear Helen: Your answer to ''Kept Under Wraps" was mild and generous, -.1~ If WldarstoQd Green Bay Suffers Third NFL Sethacl{ Ill Us fQI YOIII · a The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Monday, October lf, 1968 3 - or ~ j 1., cut •~ man was Lftt- abort and OuftY My dead aplnat it. next day he suggested we put it to a ram - Of" ! - ,.. ...-; I• ......... .. .._.IIu..a. .. rv. • :i.e r1 your ootwtm. He aa.YI one of correspondents pve him this Idea, 80 J should take it up This column la dedl.ea.ted to being Independent. You aeggeeted tllat he wear a pair or shorts. ramlly Uvfng, 80 If )'(l.l're hBV· Wouldn't it help him more to 1ng kid troublo or Just 91olrt usure him that he needn't reel trouble, let Hel!'ll help YOU. gullty about hls tllougblsand!eel- She will al10 welcome your own tngs - It's natural and good to amulllnB experiences. Addrell Helen BoUel In care thI 1 have them. He wants to "take the wraps newspaper. off," and It's right that he should, at his age. But Jlterall,y taking them ott is only symbolic. As he matures, he'll find that knowing and understanding his feelings will be more sa.Uslactory emotionaii.Y. He wants to be a man _ 1 68Y, "All power to hlmt,. Por c.at ~ 0ttr -Mrs. M. W, -DoNalilalooDear Mrs . W: Ba'Oial A a.JIII AI You could be right. It'& an exc szd•en, cellent l)lychological theory any~ way. Now, it remains for "Kept Undl!r Wrapl!l" to let us know INBUIIAII~ AOENClY whether you've unwrapped t ll e "UMO POIIEROY ,.._IIWIII, Ullll>rlll..,._ •a.Jllf. I : he likes short hair on worn~ I8Y 1 think this aversion must back to ca~eman day 1 : While man seldom yanks maid around more he prob by her mane 81\V , ably likes to Ceel he COULD, iC an avid reader w1 th the source. I 1l'llllOOd tD pi l1lJ' he'll never, but NEVER, good llj)brlnglng. Ia It likely then that he would "forget" and go outside in the butt? Wbe~ h i s parents wererrt home, of course. ~ tlleory is tllat he has tried to live up to hl1 parents• standards, but now he's growing up and wanting ID Uve his own U!e. 111:! he is st)mied by their power over him. If they~re away, he can nm outside; lf he were old emugh (aa he says) be would join a nudist camp. He sa,y s those who look on nudity as a sin are filled with depraved thougtrts. He Includes his parents by inference, as they are "sllocked." Is it their thoughts that he worries about? ~be it'li really his own. After all, he wrote to you. Perhaps he wanted you to tell him that his thoughts were not depraved, even though he likes to go bare. WilY does he need approval? Why does he have to protest that he has very high moral standards? Because he's not sure of himsel£, and he's afraid ot. ......... *lb - - - - - Ill ,_ ...................... ~ . 11 · ..... ... ......,, tsr• . ....,._I on. . .i •' • ~ :your 1«. GROUP D of the Women's As- • 80ClaUon, First United Presbyterian Church, Mlddlepor4 7:30 Tueaday night at the llome of Mrs. Donald Lowery. l lorm won't mJnd the nut~ cut once' be gats used to It, ENOUGH TO MAKE HER TEAR HER HAIR - OR CUT fl' ' i' •' . Monday, October 14, 1968 . oice along Broadway ~~::-:-:-:·:-:.;:;.;:;.;; :. ;:;.;:;. :.:-:-:<·."<:: :-: .·. . ~- ::. · c.J.")..' "' ""l"l .. " t "l"·" :.. P'-992-2171 POMEROY, 0• lO( A.L OWNER BACKBOARD AND GOAL SET Oil tcm~lc n:d J o ubk l;uninalcJ masonite fini sh, 36 '4H x ~;. indl. REG . 20.1~9 15.99 II 49.99 ' REG. 62.88 hdl 5' \ 9' offtdal si1.1.: playin~ ~wrl~-e. RuKt proof aU lllled tram~. Uoubk hr:K.1.'d ll--gs. 1-.usy to op.:n or roW liP ...a atont. \luunt~J mr 2" l·astus. (k!>.'l lk:t) ' �.. . oetcMr ... Girl Scout Diary • • ... ....... ... 00\' "':' ... . . 1-',..1 .._.,.., • • ' • ·-'·'• .·--....·<> •l"l"""' 'l.' "' " '.....,..u~~-,__..,,,.,..,:--:·.., _ < ,-., ... --. - ' .. . , - · ~- .. __ . . . . . . .. - , . , ·- • ~ ... ~ ..... ·~'" "" . . .. . ,....... .. ~ ~··· ···-··· i 5 - ' Nonegenarians, Octogenarians 1 14, 1968 ' ( I ·. NonegenarLana and -octogenar. lans were hooored Sunday mornIng In the Mlddleport Church of Chrlol Sb: ol the sixteen women over 80 were present for the service planned by Mn. Pearl Rey. nolds. A memorial was given far the three members deceased during the paot yoar Including Mro. Lena McEihlmy, M r o. II • • • Hoeflich CADETTI:: THOOP 185 A Halloween parb' for the rclarded children's class was planned when Middlepot·t Cadette Troop 185 met recently at tbe home of Minnie Gilmore, Mra. Ruth Powers, leader. . jeet During the moeting the girls started on their Chrt.stmas pro i:tf making toys for children. The project is one requtrernent of the b Mr p rs Members or the newly acti\·ated troop led Y . s. owe Mn Fred Gibbs Jr. are Marjorie Wamsley, Susan Powers, Jyl Hamm, Debbie Schuck, Nancy Buskirk, and Venlda Gibbs. JUNIOR TROOP 39 Needlecraft badge work was s!Brted at la~l week'.s meeti~e~: Middleport Troop 39, The girls are making Chnstmas gtfts for mothers. th ·ting Jackie Drag was welcomed as a new member dur 1ng t! met: held at the scout house. Officen; elected were Martha McNeal, treasurer, ar'KI Mary Boggs, reporter. SYRACUSE TROOP 254 Patrols were organized and leaders elected at Thursday night's meeting or the new Syracuse junior troop. Julle Gooch is leader and Ali sa Harris, assistant leader, of Patrol 1, with Kimberly Grueser, Darlene Duncan, Lee Ord, April Hayman and Debbie Harden, members. . . C p trol 2 is Lila Hughes aOO her assistant IS Megan Lead er o a h nl Ord Sheryl Moore • ' troop bird. MIDDLEPORT SENIO!l TROOP Repair of toys for a ne~.--m· family at Christmas was taken on.as the project at the organizational meeting of Ole Middleport seruor trC)(II.j.he project will fulfill part or the requlreme~lts ro.r the community service badge. It was decided that two meetings wLII be held each m«>mh, the second and fourth Wednesday nights, Bl the ~oml' of Mrs. Nevertheless, that's what we're doing. Asking the Public Utilities Commission for permiss1on to reduce our rates. Again . When the new rote tokes effect, if you use the some amount of electricity you've been using, chances are you 'l l get a Iower bill There's only one trouble with reducing your rates five times in fi~e-o nd-a-holf yeo rs . The fifth time you do it, it's sort of old news. Frank Powers, leader. . h Seven girls have registered ror the tr~ and others '.n .lh.e sop . ·or or senior year of high school mterested In JOUUng are lllllore, )UIU asked to conl8ct Mrs. Powers. . . Officers elected were Becky Triplett, patr~ leader; Robm Mi11 s, assistant patrol leader, and Debbie Hurmell, scnbe. MIDDLEPORT BHOWNIF. TROOP . . A playlet, "The Brownie Story,'' was presen~d by Juruor ICOUts, Vicki Kelly, Barbara Fultz, Janet Lee ~eal, Lisa Herald anct BedQo' Fultz, at Thursday night's mceling of the newly organized brownie troop held at the scout house. . Mrs Bobby Payne assisted Mrs. Bernard Fultz, leader' Wlth tile ting.. Twenty-one second and third graders have reg_istered for :etroq> which will hold meetings on Thursdays follo~·'l'lng :;chool. It was noted tha t Mrs. Martha Fox, Custer st., Middleport, Is collecting used uniforms and will harxUc a uniform s~ply center tor new girls gol~ into scouts and in need of uniforms. Petty otricer 2-c Barry Boythe t:, S. Navy after serving three years. •'• •• •'•' ,••• •' • • ·:·•• ''•• • • .. ••• • Son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyers, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, he spent a year in Cuba and the past 15 months in the Azorel!i Island off the coast of Portugal. Boyers enlisted in the service following his graduation from Pomeroy High School. While in the Azores, he wan a lroph.Y and several patches in the international skeet shooting competition. Rev. Perrin the lowest in Ohio. And now it's lower still. I '~ ..·"< (\ 2 FOR 1 WEEKEND October & November SPECIAL AT THE BEAUTIFUL PLEASANT POINT RESORT Two '"an •"•"~ /;,.. food, •~'• •· tafn""~t, mus,~. donci"g <:~nd dini"g CIS irlotxpotnsivefy cu o nt! when yew stay al 11-!c PLEASANT POINT RESORT FOR RESERV.\TIOHS CALL 675-1 611 Rotu for 2 b•gin5 ot S9. 50 The Rev. Rill Perrin, speaker at the Ohio Child Conservation League at the 48tll annual convention held at t h e 3-teraton..Oayton Hotel In Dayton, retelve<l a standing ovation for hi s talk on moral rela tivism. The minister Is pastor of the Pomeroy Trinity United Church of Christ. Another speaker who handed out the advice that "people today should do less braying and more praying" was Or. Carl c. Byers or General Motors. Atll!nding the three da.y con\"entlon from the MIO:Ileport league were Mrs. Kenneth Scltes, district president ; Mrs . Raymond stewart, Mrs. Oon Thomas, Mr!ii. Donald Mullen. and Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt. CHICAGO - 1NEA I PLEASANT POINT RESORT Point Pleo5ont W_ Vo . 3 ROOMS New furniture ONLY $'299 $30.00 .......,••It .. C..n•lelt fer•• MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. J League Speaker SPECIAL BUFFET EVERY SUNDAY ~ Mrs. Reynolds remarked that never again muet we allow an~ other Madeline Murray to so influence our &lpreme Court as to tum the thoughts oC o u r youtb from a reverent pr a,yerful attitude ln our nation's p.~b­ Ue schools. "Life, be Jt of a nation or Meig& County unita were rep. resented at Ule Eighth District rau conference of the American Legloo Auxiliary held Thuro<IOY at the Lake Hope Dlnlng Lodge must be measured by thought& and action, n o t tndlviWals, ,, JOINT RESOLUTION PIOJ a lniJ to UIIDd Adlcll VIII of ~ Conatllulloa ot U.. llale of Oblo bJ acSdla.v hcUoa It 1o alllluiRIH Ute luuuca Of boadJi or otlnr oltUgatlou folo JNbllc ~ lmproftm&IWI la Oblo. Be it raolnd by the General Auenlbly of the State of Ohio three-flftba of the memben elected to eacb house thereof concurr1n1 therein, that there 1hall be submitted to the electol'll of the Slate o1 Ohio, 1n the manner prescrl~ by law, at an election to be held on lbe ftn:l Tueaday alter the fl.ral Monday In November, 1868 a propo· a1Uon to amend Article viu of the Con1UtuUon ot. the State ol Ohio by addlnc thereto a new secUon u 1oUows: ARTICLE VUI tborlzaUon othei'WI8e contained in Article VIU of the Ohio CoiUIUtuthe Pneral aaembly, in aceoraance with but aubjeet to the UmltaUom ot. thU 16ctionL.~ay authoriu the Wuance of OOU&ationa, lncludtnJ bonds and notel, of the fltate or of atate 1nat.ituUons, boards, commt.iorw, authorltiel, or otbet fltate aJencle. or l!utrumentaUUet for IUl3' one or more of the toUow· inC public eapltal improvement&: the conat.ructlon, reconat.rucuon, or other lmpi'Ovement of hlghwa)'ll, lnclucHnl tboM on the date hilhWay ay1lem and urban exten~iolll t.bereof, thole wlth.J.n or leading to publh: parks or recreational area•, and tba.e Within or leading to munJcipal corporauona, the acquiJtUon. con.trueUon, reeonatrucUon, or other Improvement of, and ,Provi!Jon o1 equipment for. building.. at.ructurea. or oUter lmprovem~mta. and nece~~~~ary plannlnJ and enctneerln& for water pollution control and abatement, includlnl those :lor ..ware collecUon, treatment, or dlapou.l, water manaJement, lncludinl thou for water dlstnbutlon, collection, .upply, storare. or impoundment. and atream flow control, and ftood control, 1tate supported or autated lnsUtutloJUI of fi.IJher edu cation, technical educatlon, voca Uonal education, Juvenile correction, tralnin1 and rehabJUtaUon, p.arktl and recreation, research and development with reapecl to trauportaUon, hla"hway• and hirhway lran1portaUon, mental byllene and retardation, police and fl.re training, airports, and olber sta~ buUdlng1 and ltrUCturet. and the acquilitlon and improvement o:l real eatate and ln~reRI therein required with te · ~ to the foHfOinf, inelUdJnl( participation In any 11uch eapital Improvement. wJth the federal rov· emment, municipal corporations, countle1, or other rovernmental enUtin or any one or more of tbem which participation may be b7 l(ranll! Joane or contribution• to \hem Or o1 IUCh CBpJtaJ lmprovementl. I ll hereby determined that 1uch capital fmorove mentl Will directly or lndlrectl)' cnate joba, enhance employment opport\lni.Uea, and Improve the economic w~ar. o1 the people o~ the uon, Tbe ~ce under authOl'lty of thia MCUon of obllpUon• .the hold· en ELECTRIC~) ~OWl" SYSTEM Each IIIUe of tax surported obllgaUonl luued pursuan to this section lhall mature In not more than thirty yean from the date ol Issuance thotreof. or, It 1811\led to retire obligations luued hereunder, within t.hlrfy yeal'l fi'Om the date such debt WAI ortctnally contracted. U auch tax supported obllealions are ia&ued as notes ln. anticipation of the iSBuance of bondt, PI'OVISIOn "hall be made by law tor seltln& aalde. so lon1 as such notes are outstandinl1 into a spedal fund or fundi wen nmQunta from the aoun:es authonzed for payment of 1uch bon.d1 under thill aecUon as wt>Uld be 1ufflclent for payment ot that amount of prtnt!lpal on such bonds that would have been payable during such r,ertod If such bonds, maturtn1 dur I'll a period of thirty years, had bean llllued without prior ilsuance of such nOII!Ill. Such fund or funds may be wed solely for the payment of principal ol such note1 or ot bonds In antlclpa· tlon of which such notea h1ve been iuued. SecUon 21.. In addition to the au- ...... AMI.AICAN fire training. H tax supported obllfalion• Rre IMUed under authOrity o thls aectlon to reUre lax .mpported obUratlon• previou1Jy 1uued under authority of thl1 ~ectlon, 1ueh new oblllalkms shall not be counted aaaimt aueh llmlta to the extent that the principal amount thereof doet not exceed the principal amount of the obligation• to be retlrerl thereby . (Am•nd•d S...bttltuh S.not• Jalnt R•tolutfon No. 29) or ownen of which are atven the npt to bave exoJaes and laxn leVIed by the pneral auembl)' for the pa)'Jnent o1 the principal thereof or Interet~ thereon, bereJn called tax IUPPDrted oblllaticm•, lball be subJect to the tollowlnl Umltatlonl. Not more than one hundnod mllllon dollan principal amount mar be lnued in any cal· ender year and not more than five hundnd mnuon dollare principal amount rna)' be outllandinl at an)' one time tor aueb capU.al lmprovementl for hlthwaya and ~tearch and dtvelopment with rapect to hllhWI)'I and hillbw~ tranaPOrtatton, herein calleil hi way oblllaUonl, provtded that per cent of the proceed• of the Hrat ftve hundred mtruon dollare of auC"h tax supported hiii\WIY obiiJations 1hall be used for urban extension• of atate hiiEhWII)'I and hllb.Wa)'l Within or Jucfinl( to munlelpal corpora· Uona. Not more than two hundred fttty nine mUUon dollln anrqate prtnclpai amount o1 auch tax supported obllpllon• may be la:ued :lOr the other ca:r,Ital lmprovementa atoraald. provl .ed that from the proeeeda thereof one hundred twenty muuon dollln ahall be uaed toT water pollution eontrol and abatement and water mana1ement., on• bundnd mlllton dol .. rw lh•U be uud for bt.her education, tecbnleal and vocaTional education, and juvenUe correction, tralnlnr and rebabtJitatlon, twenty million dol· lan lhaD be Ull6d for parks and recreation and nineteen million dolIan for abportll and for eonltruc:tlon rehabllltat on and eaWpplnJ of Otbl!r 11ale bulldlnP ana atrue· turn, lncludlnt th011e for pollee and The faith and credit and excises and taxes o1 the state, exclud\nJ ad valorem taxes on real or pertonal property and Income taxes, shall be r,•ledged to the payment of the princ pal of and Interest on such lax 1upported obllgaUons, sinking or bond retirement fund provisions 1hall be made therefor. and !hit section shall otherwise be imple· mented . all In the manner and to the extent provided bv Jaw by the reneral auembly, includinJ provi· s.IOnl for ':/'propriatton of pfedJed excises an laxes, and covenantl to continue their levy. collection and application, to continue 10 lonr aa such tax supported obllpllonl!l are outltandlnl, without necessity for further ar,proprlatlon notwtthatandins Sect on 22: of Article It, Ohio Conatitutlon; provided thQt the moneys referred to In Section 5a of Article XII, Ohio Constitution. herein called hiJhway user receiptl, ahall, after provision for payment of amountl pledged to obi1Jatlons heretotore or hereafter Issued under Sections 2c and 2g of this Article, be pled&ed lo the payment of the principal of and interest on high· way obligations authorized by this section but not to other obligation• aut.bortzed hereby. If ellclsea and taxes other than highway u;er re· celpta are pledged to the payment of the principal of or Interest on hl1hway obUratlona authorized by this section, Jn each )'ear thnt such hllhway user recelpta are available for such purpose, the same shall be appropriated thereto and the required application of such other exci&el and taxea 6hall be reduced In correspondlnl amount. The pneral assembly al1o may authorl%e the iSBuance of revenue oblitatlona and other oblla"atioru, the ownen or holders of whlch are not a~ven the riJht to have exel.SN or taxn levied by the Jeneral asaembly lor U:le payment ol prinel· pal thereof or lnt.e~ thereon, for IJUch capital Improvement. tor men· tal hvaaene and retardation. park• and rec:reatlon state 1upported and 1tate auilted inllltuttona of hllher educauon. lncludlnJ tbo~:~e for technical education water pollution eontrol and abatement, water man· acement. and houl.inl o1 branchel and a1ene111 o1 state JOVemment. which obliJalions ahaU not be mb· ect to other provlslona of this sec· ion and shall not be deemed to be debta or bonded lndebtednell ot the atate under other provlaJona of this Constitution. Suah obllgdlons may be Bellured by a pledfe under law, without nece11:11ty tor further ap. propriatlon. of all or such portion aa the reneral auembly authOrl:ce• of charles tor the treaunent or cara of menlal hy~ene and retardation paUenta, receipt. with re~pect to parka and l'ftreatlonal facJUtles. receipt. of or on behalf of 1tata aupported and atate aaallted lnltltutlon• of hllher education, or other revenuea or receiptl, 1pedi!.ed by law for such purpose, of the state or ttl offi«n, departmenta. divisions, lntUiuUon•, bo&td1, commlsatons, authontlel, or other ltate arenclea or lnatrumenUIIItlet. and thil proVIalon rna)' be Implemented by law to better provide then"for: provided. however, that any char1et tor the treatment or care of mental hyliene or retardation patlentll may be so pledpd only to obligation• Jaued for capital Improvements for mental b)"Jh~ne and retardation, any receipb with HIIPI!Ct to park• and recreation may btl 10 pledl&d only to obllratlonalasued for capital lm· provementl for par1c:1 and ft!Cre&· tlon, any ~!pta of or on behalf of state 1upported or state &~alated l lion City; March, Coming and McArthur; May, Logan. Noloonv!ile, and Ulhopollo; June, Lancaster, New araltaville, and Bremen; July, MeJga County units. Patterns ror articles needed at the veterans hospital 11 were dlopiayed by Mrs. McGrath. Bibs, booties, and loot baga, were among the Items listed. For tile Athen.s state Hospital project, (Continued on P litell8). . . . 2-Hour DRY WANING time B. SERVICE The usignment!ii were as fol- lows: November, Racine 602, Rutland 487, Middieportl28, MJddle- IUPON REQUEST! Ou,. Usual Goocl Cletnlnt port 263, and Pomeroy 39; December, Athens Post and Unit 11; January, Gallipoll!l, Jack- Robinson's Cleaners Crooksville, Somerset, !50n, and Oak Hill; Fan;Juncebdruar;;Y~,~~·:•:m;•:'":':;::;.'"-;54;2:1 proaching marriage of their daughter, Janice Faye Lough, to John Thomas Donahew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew, of Racine. The wedding will be an event of nee, 6 at the Six· teenth aOO Pile St. Church of Christ, Clovis. The bride-elect is a graduate of Clovis High School and has compleled a year at LublJock Christian College. Her fiance was graduated from Racine High &hoot and attended the Cleveland lnsUtute of Art. He is stationed with the U. S. Air Force at Cannon 1\ir Force Base. EAST COiJRT ST., POMEROY anr OHIO POWER COMPANY ANNOUNCE ~NGAGEMF.~T ~ Mr. and Mrs_ C. C. Lough, that the Marie Moore trophy will be awarded to the junior unit wilh the best all around new& coverage or activities. Plans for promoting !II monthly program at the Athens State Hospital were outlined by Mrs. Robert McGr·ath of Jackson, rehaiAiitation chairman. Mrs. Me. Grath reported that there are 55 veterans at the Athens Hospital, including five women, and that a program of entertainment by auxiliary unit.!ii Is being !let up for the secood Thursda_y of each month. 1\uxiliary members are to visit the hospital from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at assigned Route 3, ClovJa, N. M., are announcing the engagement and ap- Of'lo1CE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON 4 The JANICE FAYE LOUGH OPTOMETRIST 4 Chicago Cubs have rehired their entire coach1ng staff for next season . The staff mclu1es Pete Reiser . Jof' Reeker. Ver · I on 1RubeJ Walker and .Joe Arnalfitann . win the Eisenhower Cup N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. niURS.) - Thelma Frasure giving the response. Mra. Neale Billings of Al.llena, district Americanism chairman, stressed the importance of teaching patriotism to near M(':Arthur. our youth particularly, and the Representing Drew Webster need for emphaaizing a n d Post ~9 were Mrs. Ben Neutz honoring God and our flag. ling, Mra. Ellen Couch, M r 11. An increase In fees ror Buck~ Catherine Welsh, Mrs, 0. A. eye Girls Slate was announced Martin, Mrs. Gerald Wllder- for the 1970 session. T h e muth, Mrs. George Mowery and fee will be increased to $50 a Mrs. Olin Knapp. Mrs. William girl. Mrs. Billings spoke on de· Smith and Mrs, Allen Hampton sirable qualities ol girls who attended from the Lewia Man- attend Buckeye Girl!! state. ley Post; Mrs. Dale Kennedy, Open house at the Xenia home Mra. Hazel Morris, Mrs. Rosa was announced for Oct. 20by Mrs. Searla, Mrs. Charles Kessun- Hazel Grant. reporting for Mrs. ger, Mrs. Albert Roosh, and Robert Walton of Wellston, child Mrs. Golda Mourning of Feen- wetrare chairman. 9'te spoke on ey-Bennett Post 128; and Mrs. current programs of assistance Eunle Brinker and Mrs. David to need:,· children. Yost, Racine Post. The program of junior auxil. Host unit for the conference iary members was discussed and attended by approximately 100 Mrs. William Mohler, Junction auxUiary members was the Mc- City, activities cllairman, reportArthur Unit 303. Mro. G. C, ed on nul cups and other favors Frye, host unit president, call- made by the juniors £or vetered the conference to order, the ans hospitals . .!lie suggested that colors were presented by Mrs. the juniors work along with senFranci.s Bakl.es and Mrs. Leon- ior groups and participate In ritard Tl1acker of Wilkesville, Mr.s. ualistic work. Study for junior Everett Harkins gave the invoca groups thiB year is Malaytion, and Mrs. Herbert Calley !iii a and it was suggested that led in the pledge to the nag. auxiliary members costume a Mrs. Cl!ITord Adkins of doll to be used as an incentive in Crooksville, di!ltrict president, the stud,}·. ertended the welcome with Mrs. Mrs. Mohler also announced 4 amateur golf championshJ.p. Marvin Giles of Wmchburg, Va., shot a 73 on the tlnal round to tie Britain's Michael Banalour everyday living. Comment- lack for first place In the hlg on Chriltian intluenee in lndlvlwal scoring race at 286. The U.S. team total was 868, over again . is Conservation Mrs. Pearl R~nolds gave a tribute to the honorees. ~e said that while time has a fieetlng way oC passing us by, it represents examples we have set in So go turn on the television. And the lights. And the washing machine. And the dishwasher. And don't worry. If things keep going like they've been going, we'll probably be announcing the same old thing all from us. The reason is simple. In the electricity business the more you produce, the more efficiently you con produce it. And since 1963, the homes, businesses and industries we supply hove · increased the ir use of electricity so much that we've been able to produce it much more efficiently. So much more efficiently in fact, that our average price for electricity is Barry Boyers Is Discharged ers has been discharged from these times oC trouble, and the ban on prayer ln public schools, time," Mra. ReynoldJJ empha~ nltion service were Mrs. Min- sized. Directing her c o merva Childers, 93, with a 13 ments to the senior citizens years perfect aUendance rec- being honored, ohe spol<e of their ord; Mn. Gennleve Farmer, litetime!l which have been wov83, with a 70 year membership en Into a pattern of hope, record; Mrs. Nettie Mitchell, faith, and inspiration, a pattern 88; Mra. Ella Reuter, 81, and worthy of being followed by othMra. Bertie Watts and Mn. Le- ers. ota Hawley, 80. Mra. Arthur ~er was -voHonored in absentia were Mra. calist for the aenice of recog. Neva Pratt, Mrs. Allee Raw- nlllon which opened with I h e lings, Mr1. Mabel Vance, Mrs. Lord' a Prayer. Mrs. Chester VIctoria McCarley, Mro. Slella Erwin piOYed the organ, and the Byera, Mrs. Della Smith, Mra. closing was by Mrs. Helen Rey. Alma llolferkamp, Mro. Lavina noldo, president of the Loyal Braley, and Mr1. Jeaaie Sluon. Women'a Class. ::t.e used a The honored group was seat- collect for guidance written by ed at the tront of the church Mary Stewart. and each one wore a white carnation presented by Mro. Helen U.S. WINS MELBOURNE, Australia Reynoldo as they entered the llncfuary, MJos Mlldrod Haw- (UP!)- Tho United stateo overley made the present&llon of came a seven..atroke deficit an the final roond to edge Britain l!lfto from the church. Using '''rime" as her theme, by a single shot Satur<IOY and and Rhonda Ash ard Sardra Roush. Patrol 3 leader is Bobbie Chapman and her assistant is Demaras Ash. The members are Nola Neigler, Sha~on.Ba_ker, Lou Ann Staats, Karen Guinther Denise Hendricks, and Vlckl Rizer. The Ladle~ Auxiliary of the Syracuse Fire Department presented the troop with an American flag. The cardinal was selected as the Meigs Legion Auxiliary is Represented at Conference Preaent for the 8JD1ual reoog- Bu.~er, Sonja Ohlinger, Amy Brown. The members are Susan Gooch, Step a e and F r e d !lllllett. child craft badge. 22 r The group planned a trip lo lola's Beaulv Salon on Ocl or a demonstration on hair st)'lirJ8. Girls of tile troop will be used as models. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Moo:lay, October Honored by Church of Christ I By Charlene Tile Dally tnatltutlons of higher education may be pledled onlr to obligatlonl!l IS· aued for capita improvem~ nts tor state supported or &tate assisted Institutions of higher education, a.nd any other revenues or recelpts may be so pledged onl{ to obligations issued for capita Improvements Whlch are In whole or Jn part use· ful to, construeted by, or financed by the department, board, commh>sion, authority, or other ugomcy or ln11tumentality that recefves the revenues or receipts so pledged. The authority provided by this p<lra · £mph Is lp.Jiddltion to, cumulallve with, and ·not ·a limitation upon, the authority of the gcneml a s~e mbly under other provlslons of thi~ Con•tltuUon; 11uch paragraph does not impair any law heretof ore enacted by the general assembly, and any oblllatlom Issued under any such law consistent with the provision• ot thill paragraph shall be def"med to be Issued under authority of thls pararraph. Both the principal of all obl\ga. lions authorized under authority of thJI section and the lntere~t thereon shall be exempt trom taxation within this state. He It further resolved. That at the election herein deslgnated tor submission of this amer1dmenl to the electors of the State of Ohio, such amendment sh;.dl h~ placed on the official ballot In the manner prescribed by law essentially In the following form : Shall Ar11cle VIII of the Ohio Constitution be amended by addlnt Seclion 2i empowering the General A~sembly to authorize additional obligations. Including bonds and notes, for hlthways flf\d other public f'apital Improvements designated below, it being therein determined that they wlll create Jubs. enhance emt>lo;:.·ment opportuni· ties and improve the economic welfare of the people of the slate? Such obllgntlons pay · able from excises and taxes, except property and income taxes, shall mature within thlrly }Ciors llr>d a~ subje-ct to the followlnl limit&· lions : For highways and research for hlghwaya and highwa y trarlspnrtatiou, not more than ~100 . 000 . 000 may be Is· s ued In any one year and not more than a total of :ti5UO .OOO,OOO may be outsl.t!IHling at any 01,. time: 1\nd for other capital Improvements not more than an ag. 1_ ' 'I ~ ll'regate or !112:19,000,000 Ye~ may be im>ued. of which '120,000.000 is for water ---;--pollution control amt 1N water management, 0 flOO,OOO.OOO for higher -'~ education, tef'hnical and vocation a I education. and juvenile correction, tralnlnl and reh.ablllta . tion, $20,000,000 for parka and recreation, and •19,000,000 for air· portl, and ot.ber 1tate bulldlnp and •truetures lncludinl those for poUce and fire tralnhllf. Under sueh Set:!tion 21 lhe General Assembly also may provide for such capital Improve ments for mental hy · Ciene and retardation. parka and recreation, higher t'dueallon, water pollution control, water mona'/ement. and housinJ o state government/ thmurh the issuanee o revenue and other ob· ligations. the holders of which are liven no rl1ht to have excises or taxes levied by the renerai assembly, which obligations shall not be counted against the above limitations. shall not be dl!imled to be debta o.t the stale f"r other purposes of the Conslitutlonb and may be secured y a pledae o1 revenue• or rec:elpts. on said amendment be declared ac · cording to law to have voted In favor thereof the governor of the State of Ohio shall make proclama· tfon thereof furthwllh. Golden Delidous Armour Star APPLES BACON 4 39e Sliced l-Ib. lbs. tray 59~ TURKEY Drumsticks 29e lb. (Amended Substitute House Jlllnt Resolutiun No. 43/ JOINT HESOLUTION Propo1lng to am•nd ••elton Z ol Artlcl• XII of lhe Con•tllu!lon of lh• StaJe oJ Ohio to pnmU lb• G•nenl A ..•mbly to grant bume....d •x•mplloaa for c•rl•ln re•ld'•nu. Be It resolved hy thl' General Assembly of the State of Ohio. lhree -flfths of the members e ll•clerl to l!ll<'h house concurring lln~reln. tha t there shall be submitted to the electors of the state in the manner prescriUed by Jaw at the geuerat election to be held on the iirst Tuesday after the fir st Monday in November, l96!l. <1 prupos fl.] to amend section 2 nf Article XII of the Constltulion of Ohio to read a5 follows : ARTICLE XII No property, taxed DCl'<Jrding to value. shall be .50 taxed in ell:cess of one per cent of its true value in money for all state and local purpo!:ie~ . but laws may be pa sso.-d authorizlnR additional taxi's to be levied outside of such llmJtstlon, either when approved by at least a majority of electors of the taxing dlslrlct voting on such proposillon, or when provided_ for by the char· ter ot a municipal corporation. Land and Improvements thereon shall be tu:ed by unlfonn rule oc · cording to value, excepl that the General Assembly may pruvide by law for a homestead exemption. The Qualllleatlnns and conditions for such exemption shall be set by the General Assembly subject to the llmltiltlon that <~n owner of a homestead 5hall be a resfde11t of the Stilte or Oh!o. shall be sixty-five years of Hge or older, and 8h.all reside In the homestead. The General Assembly may also provide by Jaw for a homeBtead exemption for all resident.s nf Ohio who own and reside In the homestead. the amount of such exemption to be determined by or In accordam.'e with law . All bonds outstanding on the 1st da;· of January, 1!1\3, of the sla te of Ohio or or any city , village. hamlet, county or township In this s ta le. or which have been Issued In behalf ot the public schools of Ohio and the mean>< of instruetlon In connection therewith, which bond5 were outstanding on the hi d11y nf Jan . uar y , 1913 and all bonds L~suerl for the World War Comr>ensatlon Fund, shall be exempt from taxation, and wilhuut limiting the general power, subJect to the provisions or Article I o this constitution. iu determine the subjects and meihod9 of taxation or e•emptlons therefrom, (t'lleral \awl! may be passed to exempt bur:rlng groundll, public school housel!l, houses used exclusively for publlc worBhlp, Institutions used exelu!dvely for charitable purposes, and public property used exclu lively tor any pubUe purpose, but all auch lnwl!l shaU be l!lubject to alteration or repeal: and the value of all property 10 exempted shalL from time to time, be ascertained and published as ma)' be directed by law . EP'FECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL If adopted by a majonty of the eleeton vot1n1 on t.his amendment the amendment shall take effect Immediately, and exlstlnr l!ledlon 2 of Article XIT or the Constitution of Ohlo Rhall be repealed trom such effective date. CATSUP 5 ~:t~~- 1. 00 Vegetable Soup 8 cans 1. 00 LAD FOODS AT LOW, LOW PRICES I Tomato Soup•.•••. JOcans J. 00 Corn ••••.•• 6~;s 1. 00 Peas •••••• 8c~~s 1. 00 Pork &. Beans:~s$1 Beans••• .JO~~s 1.00 Dressing •••• 2~a:39~ Apple Sauce. 6~~ss1 Yellow Whole Kernel Sweet HYGRAD Scot Lad Cheese Loaf 2 lb. box s9e POWDER COFFEE CREAMER 11 oz. jar 3 39e 10 Kidney Salad Scot Lad UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF OHIO OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE I. Tnl W. BROWN. Secretary ol Stall' ot 1ne :stute ot Ohio. do hereby certlty that the forerolng is a true copy ot Amended Subsll· lute Senate Jmnt Re!!olutlon No. 2!1 r.nd Ami"nded Substitute Houte Joint Resolution No. 43 filed in the omce nf the Secretary ot State and proposlnl to amend the above &ec;:tlonl of the Constitution of Ohio. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have he;reunto subscribed my name and afftxed my officta.l seal at Colurnbus this 13th day of AuJust, And be It ~urther tetolved, that 1008. the required pubUcatlon of the said prcpo:~ed amendment shall be made TED W. BROWN and the fonn of ballot to be used In laid election for lhe aubmisslon Secretary of State thereof ahall be prep<~red by the Secretary of State of Ohio In ron· !Seal) t'ormlty wtlh the above provisions. If a majority of the electon voUnl Br order of th. Board af El•ction,, of M•li• County, Ohia EMMETT G. WILL, Cllolrmon S.pt. 30-0ct, 7, 14, 21 & 28 DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON, Oir•ctor MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Accept Ft'(l(•rul fi,.ul .'itampa Canllt Mill and S••ncl 511. PHON~ 992-3480 "Wt •• N 'DIIIIIJII 'l'o Ullll r '\ �.. . oetcMr ... Girl Scout Diary • • ... ....... ... 00\' "':' ... . . 1-',..1 .._.,.., • • ' • ·-'·'• .·--....·<> •l"l"""' 'l.' "' " '.....,..u~~-,__..,,,.,..,:--:·.., _ < ,-., ... --. - ' .. . , - · ~- .. __ . . . . . . .. - , . , ·- • ~ ... ~ ..... ·~'" "" . . .. . ,....... .. ~ ~··· ···-··· i 5 - ' Nonegenarians, Octogenarians 1 14, 1968 ' ( I ·. NonegenarLana and -octogenar. lans were hooored Sunday mornIng In the Mlddleport Church of Chrlol Sb: ol the sixteen women over 80 were present for the service planned by Mn. Pearl Rey. nolds. A memorial was given far the three members deceased during the paot yoar Including Mro. Lena McEihlmy, M r o. II • • • Hoeflich CADETTI:: THOOP 185 A Halloween parb' for the rclarded children's class was planned when Middlepot·t Cadette Troop 185 met recently at tbe home of Minnie Gilmore, Mra. Ruth Powers, leader. . jeet During the moeting the girls started on their Chrt.stmas pro i:tf making toys for children. The project is one requtrernent of the b Mr p rs Members or the newly acti\·ated troop led Y . s. owe Mn Fred Gibbs Jr. are Marjorie Wamsley, Susan Powers, Jyl Hamm, Debbie Schuck, Nancy Buskirk, and Venlda Gibbs. JUNIOR TROOP 39 Needlecraft badge work was s!Brted at la~l week'.s meeti~e~: Middleport Troop 39, The girls are making Chnstmas gtfts for mothers. th ·ting Jackie Drag was welcomed as a new member dur 1ng t! met: held at the scout house. Officen; elected were Martha McNeal, treasurer, ar'KI Mary Boggs, reporter. SYRACUSE TROOP 254 Patrols were organized and leaders elected at Thursday night's meeting or the new Syracuse junior troop. Julle Gooch is leader and Ali sa Harris, assistant leader, of Patrol 1, with Kimberly Grueser, Darlene Duncan, Lee Ord, April Hayman and Debbie Harden, members. . . C p trol 2 is Lila Hughes aOO her assistant IS Megan Lead er o a h nl Ord Sheryl Moore • ' troop bird. MIDDLEPORT SENIO!l TROOP Repair of toys for a ne~.--m· family at Christmas was taken on.as the project at the organizational meeting of Ole Middleport seruor trC)(II.j.he project will fulfill part or the requlreme~lts ro.r the community service badge. It was decided that two meetings wLII be held each m«>mh, the second and fourth Wednesday nights, Bl the ~oml' of Mrs. Nevertheless, that's what we're doing. Asking the Public Utilities Commission for permiss1on to reduce our rates. Again . When the new rote tokes effect, if you use the some amount of electricity you've been using, chances are you 'l l get a Iower bill There's only one trouble with reducing your rates five times in fi~e-o nd-a-holf yeo rs . The fifth time you do it, it's sort of old news. Frank Powers, leader. . h Seven girls have registered ror the tr~ and others '.n .lh.e sop . ·or or senior year of high school mterested In JOUUng are lllllore, )UIU asked to conl8ct Mrs. Powers. . . Officers elected were Becky Triplett, patr~ leader; Robm Mi11 s, assistant patrol leader, and Debbie Hurmell, scnbe. MIDDLEPORT BHOWNIF. TROOP . . A playlet, "The Brownie Story,'' was presen~d by Juruor ICOUts, Vicki Kelly, Barbara Fultz, Janet Lee ~eal, Lisa Herald anct BedQo' Fultz, at Thursday night's mceling of the newly organized brownie troop held at the scout house. . Mrs Bobby Payne assisted Mrs. Bernard Fultz, leader' Wlth tile ting.. Twenty-one second and third graders have reg_istered for :etroq> which will hold meetings on Thursdays follo~·'l'lng :;chool. It was noted tha t Mrs. Martha Fox, Custer st., Middleport, Is collecting used uniforms and will harxUc a uniform s~ply center tor new girls gol~ into scouts and in need of uniforms. Petty otricer 2-c Barry Boythe t:, S. Navy after serving three years. •'• •• •'•' ,••• •' • • ·:·•• ''•• • • .. ••• • Son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyers, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, he spent a year in Cuba and the past 15 months in the Azorel!i Island off the coast of Portugal. Boyers enlisted in the service following his graduation from Pomeroy High School. While in the Azores, he wan a lroph.Y and several patches in the international skeet shooting competition. Rev. Perrin the lowest in Ohio. And now it's lower still. I '~ ..·"< (\ 2 FOR 1 WEEKEND October & November SPECIAL AT THE BEAUTIFUL PLEASANT POINT RESORT Two '"an •"•"~ /;,.. food, •~'• •· tafn""~t, mus,~. donci"g <:~nd dini"g CIS irlotxpotnsivefy cu o nt! when yew stay al 11-!c PLEASANT POINT RESORT FOR RESERV.\TIOHS CALL 675-1 611 Rotu for 2 b•gin5 ot S9. 50 The Rev. Rill Perrin, speaker at the Ohio Child Conservation League at the 48tll annual convention held at t h e 3-teraton..Oayton Hotel In Dayton, retelve<l a standing ovation for hi s talk on moral rela tivism. The minister Is pastor of the Pomeroy Trinity United Church of Christ. Another speaker who handed out the advice that "people today should do less braying and more praying" was Or. Carl c. Byers or General Motors. Atll!nding the three da.y con\"entlon from the MIO:Ileport league were Mrs. Kenneth Scltes, district president ; Mrs . Raymond stewart, Mrs. Oon Thomas, Mr!ii. Donald Mullen. and Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt. CHICAGO - 1NEA I PLEASANT POINT RESORT Point Pleo5ont W_ Vo . 3 ROOMS New furniture ONLY $'299 $30.00 .......,••It .. C..n•lelt fer•• MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. J League Speaker SPECIAL BUFFET EVERY SUNDAY ~ Mrs. Reynolds remarked that never again muet we allow an~ other Madeline Murray to so influence our &lpreme Court as to tum the thoughts oC o u r youtb from a reverent pr a,yerful attitude ln our nation's p.~b­ Ue schools. "Life, be Jt of a nation or Meig& County unita were rep. resented at Ule Eighth District rau conference of the American Legloo Auxiliary held Thuro<IOY at the Lake Hope Dlnlng Lodge must be measured by thought& and action, n o t tndlviWals, ,, JOINT RESOLUTION PIOJ a lniJ to UIIDd Adlcll VIII of ~ Conatllulloa ot U.. llale of Oblo bJ acSdla.v hcUoa It 1o alllluiRIH Ute luuuca Of boadJi or otlnr oltUgatlou folo JNbllc ~ lmproftm&IWI la Oblo. Be it raolnd by the General Auenlbly of the State of Ohio three-flftba of the memben elected to eacb house thereof concurr1n1 therein, that there 1hall be submitted to the electol'll of the Slate o1 Ohio, 1n the manner prescrl~ by law, at an election to be held on lbe ftn:l Tueaday alter the fl.ral Monday In November, 1868 a propo· a1Uon to amend Article viu of the Con1UtuUon ot. the State ol Ohio by addlnc thereto a new secUon u 1oUows: ARTICLE VUI tborlzaUon othei'WI8e contained in Article VIU of the Ohio CoiUIUtuthe Pneral aaembly, in aceoraance with but aubjeet to the UmltaUom ot. thU 16ctionL.~ay authoriu the Wuance of OOU&ationa, lncludtnJ bonds and notel, of the fltate or of atate 1nat.ituUons, boards, commt.iorw, authorltiel, or otbet fltate aJencle. or l!utrumentaUUet for IUl3' one or more of the toUow· inC public eapltal improvement&: the conat.ructlon, reconat.rucuon, or other lmpi'Ovement of hlghwa)'ll, lnclucHnl tboM on the date hilhWay ay1lem and urban exten~iolll t.bereof, thole wlth.J.n or leading to publh: parks or recreational area•, and tba.e Within or leading to munJcipal corporauona, the acquiJtUon. con.trueUon, reeonatrucUon, or other Improvement of, and ,Provi!Jon o1 equipment for. building.. at.ructurea. or oUter lmprovem~mta. and nece~~~~ary plannlnJ and enctneerln& for water pollution control and abatement, includlnl those :lor ..ware collecUon, treatment, or dlapou.l, water manaJement, lncludinl thou for water dlstnbutlon, collection, .upply, storare. or impoundment. and atream flow control, and ftood control, 1tate supported or autated lnsUtutloJUI of fi.IJher edu cation, technical educatlon, voca Uonal education, Juvenile correction, tralnin1 and rehabJUtaUon, p.arktl and recreation, research and development with reapecl to trauportaUon, hla"hway• and hirhway lran1portaUon, mental byllene and retardation, police and fl.re training, airports, and olber sta~ buUdlng1 and ltrUCturet. and the acquilitlon and improvement o:l real eatate and ln~reRI therein required with te · ~ to the foHfOinf, inelUdJnl( participation In any 11uch eapital Improvement. wJth the federal rov· emment, municipal corporations, countle1, or other rovernmental enUtin or any one or more of tbem which participation may be b7 l(ranll! Joane or contribution• to \hem Or o1 IUCh CBpJtaJ lmprovementl. I ll hereby determined that 1uch capital fmorove mentl Will directly or lndlrectl)' cnate joba, enhance employment opport\lni.Uea, and Improve the economic w~ar. o1 the people o~ the uon, Tbe ~ce under authOl'lty of thia MCUon of obllpUon• .the hold· en ELECTRIC~) ~OWl" SYSTEM Each IIIUe of tax surported obllgaUonl luued pursuan to this section lhall mature In not more than thirty yean from the date ol Issuance thotreof. or, It 1811\led to retire obligations luued hereunder, within t.hlrfy yeal'l fi'Om the date such debt WAI ortctnally contracted. U auch tax supported obllealions are ia&ued as notes ln. anticipation of the iSBuance of bondt, PI'OVISIOn "hall be made by law tor seltln& aalde. so lon1 as such notes are outstandinl1 into a spedal fund or fundi wen nmQunta from the aoun:es authonzed for payment of 1uch bon.d1 under thill aecUon as wt>Uld be 1ufflclent for payment ot that amount of prtnt!lpal on such bonds that would have been payable during such r,ertod If such bonds, maturtn1 dur I'll a period of thirty years, had bean llllued without prior ilsuance of such nOII!Ill. Such fund or funds may be wed solely for the payment of principal ol such note1 or ot bonds In antlclpa· tlon of which such notea h1ve been iuued. SecUon 21.. In addition to the au- ...... AMI.AICAN fire training. H tax supported obllfalion• Rre IMUed under authOrity o thls aectlon to reUre lax .mpported obUratlon• previou1Jy 1uued under authority of thl1 ~ectlon, 1ueh new oblllalkms shall not be counted aaaimt aueh llmlta to the extent that the principal amount thereof doet not exceed the principal amount of the obligation• to be retlrerl thereby . (Am•nd•d S...bttltuh S.not• Jalnt R•tolutfon No. 29) or ownen of which are atven the npt to bave exoJaes and laxn leVIed by the pneral auembl)' for the pa)'Jnent o1 the principal thereof or Interet~ thereon, bereJn called tax IUPPDrted oblllaticm•, lball be subJect to the tollowlnl Umltatlonl. Not more than one hundnod mllllon dollan principal amount mar be lnued in any cal· ender year and not more than five hundnd mnuon dollare principal amount rna)' be outllandinl at an)' one time tor aueb capU.al lmprovementl for hlthwaya and ~tearch and dtvelopment with rapect to hllhWI)'I and hillbw~ tranaPOrtatton, herein calleil hi way oblllaUonl, provtded that per cent of the proceed• of the Hrat ftve hundred mtruon dollare of auC"h tax supported hiii\WIY obiiJations 1hall be used for urban extension• of atate hiiEhWII)'I and hllb.Wa)'l Within or Jucfinl( to munlelpal corpora· Uona. Not more than two hundred fttty nine mUUon dollln anrqate prtnclpai amount o1 auch tax supported obllpllon• may be la:ued :lOr the other ca:r,Ital lmprovementa atoraald. provl .ed that from the proeeeda thereof one hundred twenty muuon dollln ahall be uaed toT water pollution eontrol and abatement and water mana1ement., on• bundnd mlllton dol .. rw lh•U be uud for bt.her education, tecbnleal and vocaTional education, and juvenUe correction, tralnlnr and rebabtJitatlon, twenty million dol· lan lhaD be Ull6d for parks and recreation and nineteen million dolIan for abportll and for eonltruc:tlon rehabllltat on and eaWpplnJ of Otbl!r 11ale bulldlnP ana atrue· turn, lncludlnt th011e for pollee and The faith and credit and excises and taxes o1 the state, exclud\nJ ad valorem taxes on real or pertonal property and Income taxes, shall be r,•ledged to the payment of the princ pal of and Interest on such lax 1upported obllgaUons, sinking or bond retirement fund provisions 1hall be made therefor. and !hit section shall otherwise be imple· mented . all In the manner and to the extent provided bv Jaw by the reneral auembly, includinJ provi· s.IOnl for ':/'propriatton of pfedJed excises an laxes, and covenantl to continue their levy. collection and application, to continue 10 lonr aa such tax supported obllpllonl!l are outltandlnl, without necessity for further ar,proprlatlon notwtthatandins Sect on 22: of Article It, Ohio Conatitutlon; provided thQt the moneys referred to In Section 5a of Article XII, Ohio Constitution. herein called hiJhway user receiptl, ahall, after provision for payment of amountl pledged to obi1Jatlons heretotore or hereafter Issued under Sections 2c and 2g of this Article, be pled&ed lo the payment of the principal of and interest on high· way obligations authorized by this section but not to other obligation• aut.bortzed hereby. If ellclsea and taxes other than highway u;er re· celpta are pledged to the payment of the principal of or Interest on hl1hway obUratlona authorized by this section, Jn each )'ear thnt such hllhway user recelpta are available for such purpose, the same shall be appropriated thereto and the required application of such other exci&el and taxea 6hall be reduced In correspondlnl amount. The pneral assembly al1o may authorl%e the iSBuance of revenue oblitatlona and other oblla"atioru, the ownen or holders of whlch are not a~ven the riJht to have exel.SN or taxn levied by the Jeneral asaembly lor U:le payment ol prinel· pal thereof or lnt.e~ thereon, for IJUch capital Improvement. tor men· tal hvaaene and retardation. park• and rec:reatlon state 1upported and 1tate auilted inllltuttona of hllher educauon. lncludlnJ tbo~:~e for technical education water pollution eontrol and abatement, water man· acement. and houl.inl o1 branchel and a1ene111 o1 state JOVemment. which obliJalions ahaU not be mb· ect to other provlslona of this sec· ion and shall not be deemed to be debta or bonded lndebtednell ot the atate under other provlaJona of this Constitution. Suah obllgdlons may be Bellured by a pledfe under law, without nece11:11ty tor further ap. propriatlon. of all or such portion aa the reneral auembly authOrl:ce• of charles tor the treaunent or cara of menlal hy~ene and retardation paUenta, receipt. with re~pect to parka and l'ftreatlonal facJUtles. receipt. of or on behalf of 1tata aupported and atate aaallted lnltltutlon• of hllher education, or other revenuea or receiptl, 1pedi!.ed by law for such purpose, of the state or ttl offi«n, departmenta. divisions, lntUiuUon•, bo&td1, commlsatons, authontlel, or other ltate arenclea or lnatrumenUIIItlet. and thil proVIalon rna)' be Implemented by law to better provide then"for: provided. however, that any char1et tor the treatment or care of mental hyliene or retardation patlentll may be so pledpd only to obligation• Jaued for capital Improvements for mental b)"Jh~ne and retardation, any receipb with HIIPI!Ct to park• and recreation may btl 10 pledl&d only to obllratlonalasued for capital lm· provementl for par1c:1 and ft!Cre&· tlon, any ~!pta of or on behalf of state 1upported or state &~alated l lion City; March, Coming and McArthur; May, Logan. Noloonv!ile, and Ulhopollo; June, Lancaster, New araltaville, and Bremen; July, MeJga County units. Patterns ror articles needed at the veterans hospital 11 were dlopiayed by Mrs. McGrath. Bibs, booties, and loot baga, were among the Items listed. For tile Athen.s state Hospital project, (Continued on P litell8). . . . 2-Hour DRY WANING time B. SERVICE The usignment!ii were as fol- lows: November, Racine 602, Rutland 487, Middieportl28, MJddle- IUPON REQUEST! Ou,. Usual Goocl Cletnlnt port 263, and Pomeroy 39; December, Athens Post and Unit 11; January, Gallipoll!l, Jack- Robinson's Cleaners Crooksville, Somerset, !50n, and Oak Hill; Fan;Juncebdruar;;Y~,~~·:•:m;•:'":':;::;.'"-;54;2:1 proaching marriage of their daughter, Janice Faye Lough, to John Thomas Donahew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew, of Racine. The wedding will be an event of nee, 6 at the Six· teenth aOO Pile St. Church of Christ, Clovis. The bride-elect is a graduate of Clovis High School and has compleled a year at LublJock Christian College. Her fiance was graduated from Racine High &hoot and attended the Cleveland lnsUtute of Art. He is stationed with the U. S. Air Force at Cannon 1\ir Force Base. EAST COiJRT ST., POMEROY anr OHIO POWER COMPANY ANNOUNCE ~NGAGEMF.~T ~ Mr. and Mrs_ C. C. Lough, that the Marie Moore trophy will be awarded to the junior unit wilh the best all around new& coverage or activities. Plans for promoting !II monthly program at the Athens State Hospital were outlined by Mrs. Robert McGr·ath of Jackson, rehaiAiitation chairman. Mrs. Me. Grath reported that there are 55 veterans at the Athens Hospital, including five women, and that a program of entertainment by auxiliary unit.!ii Is being !let up for the secood Thursda_y of each month. 1\uxiliary members are to visit the hospital from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at assigned Route 3, ClovJa, N. M., are announcing the engagement and ap- Of'lo1CE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON 4 The JANICE FAYE LOUGH OPTOMETRIST 4 Chicago Cubs have rehired their entire coach1ng staff for next season . The staff mclu1es Pete Reiser . Jof' Reeker. Ver · I on 1RubeJ Walker and .Joe Arnalfitann . win the Eisenhower Cup N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. niURS.) - Thelma Frasure giving the response. Mra. Neale Billings of Al.llena, district Americanism chairman, stressed the importance of teaching patriotism to near M(':Arthur. our youth particularly, and the Representing Drew Webster need for emphaaizing a n d Post ~9 were Mrs. Ben Neutz honoring God and our flag. ling, Mra. Ellen Couch, M r 11. An increase In fees ror Buck~ Catherine Welsh, Mrs, 0. A. eye Girls Slate was announced Martin, Mrs. Gerald Wllder- for the 1970 session. T h e muth, Mrs. George Mowery and fee will be increased to $50 a Mrs. Olin Knapp. Mrs. William girl. Mrs. Billings spoke on de· Smith and Mrs, Allen Hampton sirable qualities ol girls who attended from the Lewia Man- attend Buckeye Girl!! state. ley Post; Mrs. Dale Kennedy, Open house at the Xenia home Mra. Hazel Morris, Mrs. Rosa was announced for Oct. 20by Mrs. Searla, Mrs. Charles Kessun- Hazel Grant. reporting for Mrs. ger, Mrs. Albert Roosh, and Robert Walton of Wellston, child Mrs. Golda Mourning of Feen- wetrare chairman. 9'te spoke on ey-Bennett Post 128; and Mrs. current programs of assistance Eunle Brinker and Mrs. David to need:,· children. Yost, Racine Post. The program of junior auxil. Host unit for the conference iary members was discussed and attended by approximately 100 Mrs. William Mohler, Junction auxUiary members was the Mc- City, activities cllairman, reportArthur Unit 303. Mro. G. C, ed on nul cups and other favors Frye, host unit president, call- made by the juniors £or vetered the conference to order, the ans hospitals . .!lie suggested that colors were presented by Mrs. the juniors work along with senFranci.s Bakl.es and Mrs. Leon- ior groups and participate In ritard Tl1acker of Wilkesville, Mr.s. ualistic work. Study for junior Everett Harkins gave the invoca groups thiB year is Malaytion, and Mrs. Herbert Calley !iii a and it was suggested that led in the pledge to the nag. auxiliary members costume a Mrs. Cl!ITord Adkins of doll to be used as an incentive in Crooksville, di!ltrict president, the stud,}·. ertended the welcome with Mrs. Mrs. Mohler also announced 4 amateur golf championshJ.p. Marvin Giles of Wmchburg, Va., shot a 73 on the tlnal round to tie Britain's Michael Banalour everyday living. Comment- lack for first place In the hlg on Chriltian intluenee in lndlvlwal scoring race at 286. The U.S. team total was 868, over again . is Conservation Mrs. Pearl R~nolds gave a tribute to the honorees. ~e said that while time has a fieetlng way oC passing us by, it represents examples we have set in So go turn on the television. And the lights. And the washing machine. And the dishwasher. And don't worry. If things keep going like they've been going, we'll probably be announcing the same old thing all from us. The reason is simple. In the electricity business the more you produce, the more efficiently you con produce it. And since 1963, the homes, businesses and industries we supply hove · increased the ir use of electricity so much that we've been able to produce it much more efficiently. So much more efficiently in fact, that our average price for electricity is Barry Boyers Is Discharged ers has been discharged from these times oC trouble, and the ban on prayer ln public schools, time," Mra. ReynoldJJ empha~ nltion service were Mrs. Min- sized. Directing her c o merva Childers, 93, with a 13 ments to the senior citizens years perfect aUendance rec- being honored, ohe spol<e of their ord; Mn. Gennleve Farmer, litetime!l which have been wov83, with a 70 year membership en Into a pattern of hope, record; Mrs. Nettie Mitchell, faith, and inspiration, a pattern 88; Mra. Ella Reuter, 81, and worthy of being followed by othMra. Bertie Watts and Mn. Le- ers. ota Hawley, 80. Mra. Arthur ~er was -voHonored in absentia were Mra. calist for the aenice of recog. Neva Pratt, Mrs. Allee Raw- nlllon which opened with I h e lings, Mr1. Mabel Vance, Mrs. Lord' a Prayer. Mrs. Chester VIctoria McCarley, Mro. Slella Erwin piOYed the organ, and the Byera, Mrs. Della Smith, Mra. closing was by Mrs. Helen Rey. Alma llolferkamp, Mro. Lavina noldo, president of the Loyal Braley, and Mr1. Jeaaie Sluon. Women'a Class. ::t.e used a The honored group was seat- collect for guidance written by ed at the tront of the church Mary Stewart. and each one wore a white carnation presented by Mro. Helen U.S. WINS MELBOURNE, Australia Reynoldo as they entered the llncfuary, MJos Mlldrod Haw- (UP!)- Tho United stateo overley made the present&llon of came a seven..atroke deficit an the final roond to edge Britain l!lfto from the church. Using '''rime" as her theme, by a single shot Satur<IOY and and Rhonda Ash ard Sardra Roush. Patrol 3 leader is Bobbie Chapman and her assistant is Demaras Ash. The members are Nola Neigler, Sha~on.Ba_ker, Lou Ann Staats, Karen Guinther Denise Hendricks, and Vlckl Rizer. The Ladle~ Auxiliary of the Syracuse Fire Department presented the troop with an American flag. The cardinal was selected as the Meigs Legion Auxiliary is Represented at Conference Preaent for the 8JD1ual reoog- Bu.~er, Sonja Ohlinger, Amy Brown. The members are Susan Gooch, Step a e and F r e d !lllllett. child craft badge. 22 r The group planned a trip lo lola's Beaulv Salon on Ocl or a demonstration on hair st)'lirJ8. Girls of tile troop will be used as models. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Moo:lay, October Honored by Church of Christ I By Charlene Tile Dally tnatltutlons of higher education may be pledled onlr to obligatlonl!l IS· aued for capita improvem~ nts tor state supported or &tate assisted Institutions of higher education, a.nd any other revenues or recelpts may be so pledged onl{ to obligations issued for capita Improvements Whlch are In whole or Jn part use· ful to, construeted by, or financed by the department, board, commh>sion, authority, or other ugomcy or ln11tumentality that recefves the revenues or receipts so pledged. The authority provided by this p<lra · £mph Is lp.Jiddltion to, cumulallve with, and ·not ·a limitation upon, the authority of the gcneml a s~e mbly under other provlslons of thi~ Con•tltuUon; 11uch paragraph does not impair any law heretof ore enacted by the general assembly, and any oblllatlom Issued under any such law consistent with the provision• ot thill paragraph shall be def"med to be Issued under authority of thls pararraph. Both the principal of all obl\ga. lions authorized under authority of thJI section and the lntere~t thereon shall be exempt trom taxation within this state. He It further resolved. That at the election herein deslgnated tor submission of this amer1dmenl to the electors of the State of Ohio, such amendment sh;.dl h~ placed on the official ballot In the manner prescribed by law essentially In the following form : Shall Ar11cle VIII of the Ohio Constitution be amended by addlnt Seclion 2i empowering the General A~sembly to authorize additional obligations. Including bonds and notes, for hlthways flf\d other public f'apital Improvements designated below, it being therein determined that they wlll create Jubs. enhance emt>lo;:.·ment opportuni· ties and improve the economic welfare of the people of the slate? Such obllgntlons pay · able from excises and taxes, except property and income taxes, shall mature within thlrly }Ciors llr>d a~ subje-ct to the followlnl limit&· lions : For highways and research for hlghwaya and highwa y trarlspnrtatiou, not more than ~100 . 000 . 000 may be Is· s ued In any one year and not more than a total of :ti5UO .OOO,OOO may be outsl.t!IHling at any 01,. time: 1\nd for other capital Improvements not more than an ag. 1_ ' 'I ~ ll'regate or !112:19,000,000 Ye~ may be im>ued. of which '120,000.000 is for water ---;--pollution control amt 1N water management, 0 flOO,OOO.OOO for higher -'~ education, tef'hnical and vocation a I education. and juvenile correction, tralnlnl and reh.ablllta . tion, $20,000,000 for parka and recreation, and •19,000,000 for air· portl, and ot.ber 1tate bulldlnp and •truetures lncludinl those for poUce and fire tralnhllf. Under sueh Set:!tion 21 lhe General Assembly also may provide for such capital Improve ments for mental hy · Ciene and retardation. parka and recreation, higher t'dueallon, water pollution control, water mona'/ement. and housinJ o state government/ thmurh the issuanee o revenue and other ob· ligations. the holders of which are liven no rl1ht to have excises or taxes levied by the renerai assembly, which obligations shall not be counted against the above limitations. shall not be dl!imled to be debta o.t the stale f"r other purposes of the Conslitutlonb and may be secured y a pledae o1 revenue• or rec:elpts. on said amendment be declared ac · cording to law to have voted In favor thereof the governor of the State of Ohio shall make proclama· tfon thereof furthwllh. Golden Delidous Armour Star APPLES BACON 4 39e Sliced l-Ib. lbs. tray 59~ TURKEY Drumsticks 29e lb. (Amended Substitute House Jlllnt Resolutiun No. 43/ JOINT HESOLUTION Propo1lng to am•nd ••elton Z ol Artlcl• XII of lhe Con•tllu!lon of lh• StaJe oJ Ohio to pnmU lb• G•nenl A ..•mbly to grant bume....d •x•mplloaa for c•rl•ln re•ld'•nu. Be It resolved hy thl' General Assembly of the State of Ohio. lhree -flfths of the members e ll•clerl to l!ll<'h house concurring lln~reln. tha t there shall be submitted to the electors of the state in the manner prescriUed by Jaw at the geuerat election to be held on the iirst Tuesday after the fir st Monday in November, l96!l. <1 prupos fl.] to amend section 2 nf Article XII of the Constltulion of Ohio to read a5 follows : ARTICLE XII No property, taxed DCl'<Jrding to value. shall be .50 taxed in ell:cess of one per cent of its true value in money for all state and local purpo!:ie~ . but laws may be pa sso.-d authorizlnR additional taxi's to be levied outside of such llmJtstlon, either when approved by at least a majority of electors of the taxing dlslrlct voting on such proposillon, or when provided_ for by the char· ter ot a municipal corporation. Land and Improvements thereon shall be tu:ed by unlfonn rule oc · cording to value, excepl that the General Assembly may pruvide by law for a homestead exemption. The Qualllleatlnns and conditions for such exemption shall be set by the General Assembly subject to the llmltiltlon that <~n owner of a homestead 5hall be a resfde11t of the Stilte or Oh!o. shall be sixty-five years of Hge or older, and 8h.all reside In the homestead. The General Assembly may also provide by Jaw for a homeBtead exemption for all resident.s nf Ohio who own and reside In the homestead. the amount of such exemption to be determined by or In accordam.'e with law . All bonds outstanding on the 1st da;· of January, 1!1\3, of the sla te of Ohio or or any city , village. hamlet, county or township In this s ta le. or which have been Issued In behalf ot the public schools of Ohio and the mean>< of instruetlon In connection therewith, which bond5 were outstanding on the hi d11y nf Jan . uar y , 1913 and all bonds L~suerl for the World War Comr>ensatlon Fund, shall be exempt from taxation, and wilhuut limiting the general power, subJect to the provisions or Article I o this constitution. iu determine the subjects and meihod9 of taxation or e•emptlons therefrom, (t'lleral \awl! may be passed to exempt bur:rlng groundll, public school housel!l, houses used exclusively for publlc worBhlp, Institutions used exelu!dvely for charitable purposes, and public property used exclu lively tor any pubUe purpose, but all auch lnwl!l shaU be l!lubject to alteration or repeal: and the value of all property 10 exempted shalL from time to time, be ascertained and published as ma)' be directed by law . EP'FECTIVE DATE AND REPEAL If adopted by a majonty of the eleeton vot1n1 on t.his amendment the amendment shall take effect Immediately, and exlstlnr l!ledlon 2 of Article XIT or the Constitution of Ohlo Rhall be repealed trom such effective date. CATSUP 5 ~:t~~- 1. 00 Vegetable Soup 8 cans 1. 00 LAD FOODS AT LOW, LOW PRICES I Tomato Soup•.•••. JOcans J. 00 Corn ••••.•• 6~;s 1. 00 Peas •••••• 8c~~s 1. 00 Pork &. Beans:~s$1 Beans••• .JO~~s 1.00 Dressing •••• 2~a:39~ Apple Sauce. 6~~ss1 Yellow Whole Kernel Sweet HYGRAD Scot Lad Cheese Loaf 2 lb. box s9e POWDER COFFEE CREAMER 11 oz. jar 3 39e 10 Kidney Salad Scot Lad UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF OHIO OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE I. Tnl W. BROWN. Secretary ol Stall' ot 1ne :stute ot Ohio. do hereby certlty that the forerolng is a true copy ot Amended Subsll· lute Senate Jmnt Re!!olutlon No. 2!1 r.nd Ami"nded Substitute Houte Joint Resolution No. 43 filed in the omce nf the Secretary ot State and proposlnl to amend the above &ec;:tlonl of the Constitution of Ohio. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have he;reunto subscribed my name and afftxed my officta.l seal at Colurnbus this 13th day of AuJust, And be It ~urther tetolved, that 1008. the required pubUcatlon of the said prcpo:~ed amendment shall be made TED W. BROWN and the fonn of ballot to be used In laid election for lhe aubmisslon Secretary of State thereof ahall be prep<~red by the Secretary of State of Ohio In ron· !Seal) t'ormlty wtlh the above provisions. If a majority of the electon voUnl Br order of th. Board af El•ction,, of M•li• County, Ohia EMMETT G. WILL, Cllolrmon S.pt. 30-0ct, 7, 14, 21 & 28 DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON, Oir•ctor MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Accept Ft'(l(•rul fi,.ul .'itampa Canllt Mill and S••ncl 511. PHON~ 992-3480 "Wt •• N 'DIIIIIJII 'l'o Ullll r '\ �.. ~ ....... ·~ ,,.._, ...... ... ...,. ... ~ .._..... ~ -_· ' .... •·. · BARNEY f '...,. The ,Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mkldloporl, 0., Monday, OctOOer 14, 1968 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching: Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results WHAT ARE ~E FUSSIN' ABOUT, SAMANTH~? HE DIPPED MV PtGTA>L5 THAT JUGHAID SMIF! , IN THE INKWELL, l, ''.11 TRIPPED ME TWICET AN' FLUNG P11\I,E~~B.BUcRiR~~5;5 AT ME DURll\1~ HE PESTERED TH' LIFE OUT OF 1\'E 11\1 SCHOOL TODAV, ;:,~ -, \. PAW-· SAMANTH~·s ~I tiOWS.V~~~ ALL YClJ NEED PO ro GET THE-''""-Hl1Ar1L\0leo GOT HERSELF Off," IS GIVB MG ')1XIR fCR,WJI.Ar A SWEETIE .....-~ MAW WAWf AD INPCIIIMATION OIADI.INII I •·•· D.., ...,_,_ PWIIc.tleftl ~ DHdiiM I,M. 2 SIGNS C•rrett..,_ & Ceac.l~ .... . . _ , . . . t Wfttll ' ...... ,., DIJ ef P ....llc.tlett Of' RMUI.ATIONI ,. .........., ,........ liM ...... , . . Mtt « ... tNt lilY , .. ._..... ... ._......,... Tilt pu•tlstt.r will not .............. t.Qrr.ct ,., IMN ..... - ln•rtlon. ItATil ~. Plr W111t All llrYICI I ..... ,_, Wtnl ...- t .... rt ..n MIIIIII'IVIII QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. ChUft 71C thrM c • - • 11 ...... ,... werll 64 CHEVROLET ·- · - ·- - • - - - • - --- • ·~99~ Bel A.ir 4 Door. Std. toonl. (leon Interior. Good tir111, rodio. Local t owner cor. 11 c••k ,-r Wtnl ••• c•-"'''"" ""'"""'"'· 63 CADILLAC-···· · · • • ·- • · ·---- -$1795 U ..., -"' INicOUIIf ... ,.... HI aMI edl ,.ld wltflln 11 dii~CA•D Of' THANK$ & MITUAttY 11.11 ,., " interior. Grey Finish . Full occtUIDry group. ...."""''· ••rd '"'"'"''.."· ••. ....,...... ..,. tc. .LIMO ADI AMN...... I Uc CM,... .,_, ....,..,. 4 Door HT. DeVille. Foetor~ oir, full power, ~potleu clean 62 PONTIAC · • • · • - · - · · · · - - • - - - - • ·$795 Carolina 4 Door. Ivory oYer blue fini1h. Good matic Irons . Radio ond heohH . tire1. Auto- tl..-nt. DPPICI MOUU 1 1• e.M. to J:OI ,_,._ DtiiY fill •·• te lt:M ....,. .. , ..,_, Notice For Sale AucnONEER Complete Senloo •= Pltoae -CriU Btadfard Oldo For Rent Affi CONDmONING Retrtger. atlon service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Haven. bone 882-20'111. 4 I tfc FIELD GROWN CHRYSANTHEMUMS and mums all apartments. Close to school. BUDGET PRICE fumlture on rotors, big and healthy, also Phone 992-5434. 10-111-tfe our third noor budget shop. I0-13-4tc canning pears and potatoes, Baker Furniture. llllddleport. Reynolds Flower Shop, lilaFuRNISHED GARAGE aparlOhio. T D tfc WILL PAY very good lor letson City, JUSI al>ow Corp. rnenl on Lincoln Hill. Utilities ter M in the Blue Sunoco Une. l~tfe paid ; adults only. Phone 992· SEWING MACHINES, repair game, phone 992-5508. 10-ll-31c 3489. 6-19-tfc service, an makes. WY z. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy 22114. The Fabric Shop, Pomphone mminiature. $75 and up. Stud COAL HAULING. 'fRAILER LCYrS. Bob's Mobile eroy. Authorized Singer Sales I0-11·12tp service and grooming. Phooe Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State Z803. and Service. We Sharpen · 992-5443. II 3 tfe Rt. 124, Phone 992-2951. 3-!9-tfe Scl.,ors. ANYONE INI'ERESTED In an S.ll-tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, CTGARE'ITE vending maehlnea Independent New Testament 5!4 Ash St., Middleport. 9IJ. Baptist Church call 94~. TRAILER SPACE, ready to and service. ABC Enterprloe&. 5443. 6-2S-tfc Friday at 7 p.m .. Oct. 18, a hook up, private. plenty of Mason, W. Va. Phone ~class on 'Soul Winning' will room for children ro play. 6-11-tfe be directed by Pastor DarPhone 992-3004. 11-14-tfc POTATOES and sweet potatoes. Phone 843-2254. Clarence Prof· rington from the second Ba]>Insurance 011, Portland. 111-3-tfc tist Churt h of Ravenswood . NEWLY DECORATED 4·5 room AUTOli!OBTI.E (nsurar.ce ben 10-11-'lle apartment, phone 992-2792. eaneelled? Lost YOUr operat10-ll-6lc VENETIAN BLINDS, all ktndo, or's license? CaD 9!12-29M. and blind repair. Dale WipWILLIAM 'SKINNY' LEHEW, e 11 tfe pel SUpply, 215 Union Ave., new proprietor of the Hotel FOUR ROOM furnished apartPomeroy. 10-1-121<: Martin Cocktall Lounge, N"" ment. E. Main St. Pomeroy. LliOAL NOTICI' bour!l 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. Phone 992-7054. lo-8-tlc Btd~ will he nl'elved by the Boerd ~tp ~1VE ROOMS and bath, nice "' Mental Retard;~Uon •t the CO"'· to•luloner'g offici!, Pomeroy, Ohio, yard. large garden. one room for ONE FURNISHED apartment, ...-un llne BllPplle•. bu• driver. In· cellar, one hall block !rom u 1nnce on bu1 <lrlvl!r •nd on 1:1 WILL DO ..wing at home one two-bedroom trailer. bUB . zippers, pockets, pegging, Syracuse school. Contact Ben p.1JLVn~ter The bl)•rd reeerve• the rllhl 1o Phone Mason 773-5147, Mar1< J<'rl 11ny or all blob: . hemming, alterations, etc. ' ion Reynolda. Quisenberry, Syracuse. 1().8.tfc 111--lt-31-c 11).8.7tc lllrs. Freddie Thabet, ll!a11011, LfOAL NOTICI' Phone 713-5651. ~tfc TRAILER, Brown's Trailer NOTICI OF Af'f'OINTMINT TWO ('(la l stokers with conNo. 20,•11 Parl<, Minersville Phone 992Admlnillrttrlx Wlflt nto Will REPAIR, REFINISII, ,...,.,.U.. 3324. trols. Arnold Brothers. Po10-Mtc .&nnexild tkm golf clubo, John Teaford. ht••• of fi1tllor M. Clerk. DltiiMd meroy, Phone 992-2448. Notice ,. hereby 11ven till! Cui• 10-1.1-lle Cldr.IF: ~ Klein whose Post Office Ad· come. Rev. Robert Searles pastor will be the speaker. Special singing each evening. ,, " '•' FURNISHED and unfurnished dreu 11 211 S . Th.lrd Ave ., MlddlePlol"1. Ohlt. hu bl'len duly appointed aa Adrninl•tratrlx with the WIU an f'Ue-d of th~ Eatate of F4ther H. (lark. late of Middleport, Melli ~ ount)l. Uhlo, dt!('eued . F . H . O'Bit.IIN Jud•e of the f'robete Ceurt 10-14; 10-21; 10-28 3tc 8ACK HOE and Dozer Service, Odds & Ends Sale pond. basement, water Une, For Sale oeptlc tank, R. W. O>wdery, Chi ldrl'lO!i' DESK & CHAIR---- · S9.95 Long BoUom, Ol!lo. 9-27-30tc ClllHUAHUA puppies, Phone IRONING 843-2648 Rt. I, Portland. BOARDS ---.- -$ 5 to $7.99 10-~p Wll.L DO any kind of oewlng. LARGE PICTURES --· .99c Rei igio~o~s & Non-Religious NOTICI OF ILI:CTION ON TAX Phone 119!-2271. 10-Mtc LIYY IN EXCIII OF THI TAPESTRIES !966 VOLKSWAGEN station waT'EN MILL LIMITATION LARGE 4 'x6'- •• -. -S19.95 NOTICE l1 hereby liVID that !n VACANCY lor two elderly peogon. good condition, one ownSMALL 20"•40"---- 53.95 vunuance o( a Jle~~olullon of th111 Many Beal.'tiful Choices ple. Prefer private paid paer. Very roomy. Heasonably Hoard of Townthlp Trullee• of the Town•hlp of Rutland. Ohio, paned tlerJ!s. PbJne Mason, 773-5185. priced. Call 992~7158 I0-11 -6tp ..,n the 311t d•y of Augual , 111110 , !lo<rr<e will be 1Ubmllted to 1 vote of lo-8-tfc 108 W. Moi" Pomeroy 'h" Pfllple of aald Rutland Townahlp 1957. '%~TON CHEVY truck, long 9'92-5896 a ! a GENE3AL ELEC110N to be ~o:ld In the Townllhlp of Ruthtnd . .~UlllliiAGE sale Wed . Oct. 16, wheel base. In good shape. Ohio. at the n•flllar pla~e• of volin( ( OL..D SPOT refrigerator and tbeuln . on Tuuday, lhe :.til day of Goldie Clendenin, Portland· New paint, $350. G. A. Deem. freezer, 14 cubic foot, $50. 1\0ovemher. 19o!UI. the que1t1on ot Bashan Road, oil space heatRacine. IO~ll-3tp J,.vylnl, 1.n exceu ot the len mill Charles Chaffee, Silver Ridge limitation, for the be:ndlt of Ruler and 270 gal. lank $75. reTownahlp lor the purPO!l'l of Road. I0-13-3tp rlund frigerator $25, coal healer 120, INTERNATIONAL two . row rovld!nJ and mllnU.Ininl fire app~rat~o~•. appllanl'el. bulldlllll or a lt~1 RCA radio and record player mounted corn picker, Model SWEET POTATOES, field run, tl•erl'for, or .rouree1 of water IJUPPI)' $3.50 bushel, bring container. $20, clothing misc . I0-13-3tp 1nd materiel• therefor, or the I'll· 2-M, $100. Roy E. Miller. Ph t01bll!hment malnten1nce of line• gourds and Indian corn. An- ol fire alarm•ndtelerraph Chester, 985-3817. 10-11 61p or the pa~ drew Cross, Rl. !. Racine. ment ol permanent , Pi<rl-tlrne or volWILL DO babysitting In my firemen or fllhtlnt compan 10-8-«c unteer home 5 days a week. Call 247- AKC DACHSHUND puppies, lf~ to overate the aame Said tall: belnl: 1 renewal of an %302. IIJ.13-31c good quality . Females $30. 1':1-llllinl U.• of one h ;~ lt ('fl.l mill to r un lor fiv e ye1r1 at • rate not l'lll · Males $40. Phone Ripley. W. UPRIGIIT PIANO, love oeat ('tedlng 1-'1 mill for -eh one lloUar and chair, antique organ, l!f •aluauon, Va. 372~590. ll).IHilc w"blch a1110unt• 1o five Wanted < o:R\1 for eal'h o ne bundn!'d doUan washing machine ; othe!' ItRIDE TO ATHENS, must t..ve or valuaUon, for Five yean . ems. Anna Haines, Portland. The Pol.l.a for pld Ele~tlon will be Pomeroy by 5 A.M. Phone 8 1. 35 FT. ~ bedroom 11ouse ,,pen a t 1!1 :30 o'ci<X:ll. A.M. and reiDiln Phone 843-264Yl. 10-Mtc trailer. Brown's Trailer Court, open until 1!1:30 o'eloc ll. P . M. Eutern lm-2747. 10-IU!c Standard Time of aeld d&)' . Phone 992-3324. ll).lO~tc By order of tlle Board of Elel'tiORI, of MeLaa County, O.blo. Real Estate For Sale ANTIQUES. furniture, dlabel. EMMin O. WILL Chairman mls<ollaneous. Mrs. Howard ~EW 6-room modern home POAOl'HY M. JOHNSTON with bath on State Route 124. Cecll, 800 1llaln St.• l'omeDl.-..;tor Good location. A real buy .at l'•ted OCtober 1, 1MB. I'CIJ. 1·21-tfe LO 7; 10 l4il JO 21; 10 31!1 41\e $13,500. See or call O'Dell Manley, 742-5932, 10-l().fitc Bryants Budget Shop ••' • ~ '' • •• • HOBSTETTER REALTY w. Lost LADIES BLACK PURSE, valu- GEO. HOHSfE:ITER, Broker SYRACUSE - 8 room brick. bath , basement, furnace, 3 lots near school. $10 ,000.00. POMEROY - Storage building, 2 noors , 25 x 63 , over 3,000 square feet. nsoo.oo 1 OEAUTIFL L maple stereo ra- IW ACRES - Next to town , 15 acres bottom. 2 barns, large dio . Statir free FM , rich AM 8 room house . 1~ baths , full radio . Full range volume, base . treble and balance conbasement. 2nd hou!'!e 5 roomB Minera1s . $2D.OOO.OO trol. Monthly payments of HELEN or VIRGO. TEAFORD $6 .50 ur balance of $98 03 Phone 992-3218. 10-13-6tc ASSOCIATES m.33Zil Syra.,.. MODERN walnut stereo conI0-13-3tp sole. Solid state tuners and --amplifiers. Vernier slide rule REAL ESTATE, live rooms and tuning . Precision built record bath on 4 level Jol» , one room changer plays all speeds. Pay cellar, nice lawn and some only $5 per month or $83.12. fruit trees. 300 yards from highway. close to school. priPhone 992-3218. 10-I:Hilc ced reasonable, contact Ben Quisenberry in Syracme, /.IGLER~MATIC fuel oil stove, 77,000 BTU. Dorothy Glenn. Phone 992·2954. 10-IUtc Phone 949-3239 . I0-13-31p able papers, please relln, UPRIGIIT PIANO, love seat and chair, antique organ, pbone !m-7251, 619 Pearl St., washing machifloe and other Middleport. ll»«c items Anny Haines , Portland, Ohio. B4nto2. I0- 10~41p For S1le or Trlde lltl'1 INTERNATIONAL truet, I opeod. "" 1011, liM Cbevrolet, 111'1 Mustang 1-cylinder, 1lpeed. l"'lumccng avallablo. Pbone IIU547; after 5 p.m. Pbone IIIIU741. H9-tfe W•nted To Buy GINSENG, $33 lb. Golden Seal f2.50. Snake Root $1.50, May Apple Root 40 cents. Bill Bailey, ~e. HelpW•nted .., ' ~ . -• - RELIABLE company wants five ladies for part Ume work. Earn $30 to f40 weekly. For interview caD 192-3211. IIJ.lJ.Me .: 500 BALES straw, lOOO • * hay, Edison Hollon . Minersville , Phone 949-3679. 1D·l3-3tp For Rent » " '· bales , STORAGE SPACE: Storage for boats, trailers, ran, earn~ en, m. Write P. 0. Box 329, Pomeroy. Phone 9!12-2791 or ..., Dtek Seyler. 10-3-l:rtp I REFRIGERATOR , gas stove, misc . item:3. make offer. Matila Shorn. Phone 992-2524. I0-13-3tc Business Services READY . >!IX concrete deliv· ered right to your proJect. Fast and easy. Free ..U. mates. Phone 992·3284, Goog. leln Ready • Mt1 Co .• llliddl&porl, Ohio. s 10 lfe (it'e onlyGIII!.IITJ I 614-992-2181 HOTICI Of ILICTION ON TAX LIYY IN IXCIII OF THE TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE It hereby ctven that Ill pnrauanl'f' of a Re•olution of the C ouncll of the Vlllale of Pomeroy. uhlo, paued on lhe l!lth day of July, 1!168, the re Wtll be ltlbmltted to a vote ol the people of tald ViUue at 11 GENERAL ELJ:CTIOr-1 t.o be t.eld In the Vllllle llf P~.>me~y . Ohio, at the rearv.lar placea of voUnl there lu. on Tu~ay, !.be 'tll day ol Noumber, 11168, the que.tlon of levyh•il · in exct!lll ol lbe ten m1U llrnl.tallon, lor the benellt ul Pomeroy Vll· provldlns l.lile for the purpoee ul and malntalnlnJi lire apparetua, ap1-'Dancu, bulld!Dil and 11te1. lire men'• l'Ompen~~tlon permanent, P.lrt tlme or voluntarJ', Ind. otbl'lr f.re protection IPPIIIrltUI . Said tax beln1: a n:new1l of an <J.Lftlnl tax M one mill to run for ttYe yean &I 11 rate not tllll'ett~dlnl 1.0 n iU. lor each one dollil r of va luation . wblch •mounla to len cenLI lor each vne hundred dollara ol v•luatlon, for t •v~ yean The Polll for ••id IJ«:tlon w1ll be '"!"'"- et 11:30 o"<.' loek A .M. and remain u1>1n until e :le o'c lock P.M . Eutem Standard Time of eald d•y. BJ' oNer of Ule Boal'll of J:leellollll. of Ne\11 Countr, Ohio. IMMIT"f G. WILL Cllalrme" DOROTHY M, JOHMITON 0\r.ctor Lot l-td (ktober 1, 1MB. tO 1; 10 141; JO 21 ; lD 28 411-c Big Jump SEATTLE. Wash.-! NEAl John McNamara, equipmenl manager for the new Seattle Pilots, has come a long way up the baseball ladder . He started out as a batboy for the Chicago Cubs in 1960. (Hot A Orlve-Thru) NOTICE OF ELICTION ON TA~ LIVY IN IXCEII Of' THI TiN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE II helllby &lven thll ln purtuance uf a Ruolutlon ul the Hoard of Townahlp Tru11eea of lhe 1 own&hlp of Columbia, Oh.lo, paued "11 the ~th rlay of september. 19611, there will be 111bmll~d to a vCite of 1he people of t-ald Colwnbla Town· ~h ip at a G&"'IERAL ELECTl()N to be h~ld in the ToWIIUhlp of Columbia , O hto . at the reiiular placu of voUna 1~.elllin. on Tueldll.l', the &lb d17 of 1\ovembf!r, 19&8, the q11e11Uon ol l~<•·ylnJI, In e11;cua of the ten mlll l.milatlon, for t h<' benelil ol Coilun· Ilia To.,..oship !or the purpoee of Jtto· "d'ng ~mel malntainlnll fire ap~a.r;~tu.. appltance•. bulldlllill or l.ltol there· illr, or the eatahll1hment and maln· u·na nel" of llne. of lire at...nn teie· IIUPh or the pllJiment of permanent, put-time or volunteer fireman or f u-e lilhlinil companlu l.o operal.ll the aame Said t~..: belol : an add.lltonal iaa ol one mlll to run for lour yean ~· J rate no! e!lceedlnl 1.0 m1U for c~cll une dollar of valuation, wbl~th ,mount.s to len cll'nll lor eech 0111 J-undred dullau o! valuation for Four )"<'all Tbe Polt.. for u ld t>leeUOn will b-1 cpen 11 1 6:30 o'doc.IF: A.M. and remain o~o untU 11:30 o'clock P.M. Eutern $taudiinl Time ol aatd day . 1 By ol'der of the Boa rd of ElecUone, Of Melli• Count)', OhJo. IMMETT G .WILL l:llalrm•" DOROTHY M. JOHNITON Dlredor fjal.ed Olltuber l, 111611. 10 7; 10 141; to 21o to aa 4l.te PL•AJ COUIT MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO TtU FEDERAL LAND .ANK OF I OUISYILLE, Plelntlff, IN THE COMMON "· LOUIE M. CHRIITIAN, IT AL., Oe,.ndentl No. 141, 131 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION LANTY RIFFE and CLAUDlAN !· WFE, whusl'l p l ac~• of rnlden.ce are u.. known. wlll hlle not!«~ 011 the :stn day of June , 1967, the ander•lgne<l flied !hi l'eUUon, and two Supplemental Petition•. •1aU..t you 1.1 the l:ommon Pleaa Court of llelp C"unt)', Oh!o, praylnl for Jud~ent against you In the amount of f'7 ,818.· Lv, with lnt.e~ll, alltd the ldd!Uonll sumB of '"·00 and 1211.10, with In· t~res~. and for 1 foreeloaure of Mort.1a1e of the followina deK11be4 real propf!rt)', and other relief, toY.."II: Reins In Columbia Tow111hlp, Melli County, Ohio, bouoded and del-<.'rlbl'ld a1 folio ..... Part of SeeUon :d, ToW1llhl9 I , Ranafl 1!1, be(lnnl nl at a point I T28 teet welt of tbe Northe.11t eonter o( nld Section 32; then~e Wnt 97~ feet: thence S011th I de1ree We1t 12M! feet to the center of 1 count)' road; tben.('e IIODI Ute rounly road north IMI deane• til minute• Willi 22 teet to a poJntJ thence ~Guth 1403 feel lo • tcorner at the 11De of Sdna lloJd; then~e North 89 delrflt!ll l:ut 137ifo feet lo tiM center ul filiate Hllb· waJ No. 3118; thence wtth the meander~~ of .. Jd hlahway North I des:ree Eut 7tiiJ feet, North ltl derreel net 280 feet and North 1:1 des:ree• 30 minutes tiUt aJ:I IMI to the tnter~~et:llon of State Hilh· way No . 368 with the c.n&er llnl of a county rold; thenee elon1 Ole l'enler of 1aid .,ounty road .outh 118 dea:reea 30 minute• - • IM feet to the 10utbwee:t eorner of the awre lot; thenoe with lhe wnt line of aaid 1tore lot north 4141 de· aree• eeat. ~ '"t to the northerly l'Orner thereof: thenctl wUl!. tile north line of aald IIOI"ll lot nortl!. 87 de~ 30 mtnutllll eut 1.38 feet to tile center line of Slat4 ffiahway No. 388; thenc11 ;~.lona 11ld center line north 413 delrellll I!Ut MO ' " ' to the 10utheriJ earner of the llnd.a of S.lll Mu- J..ay. tender; lhenee alona- nl.d LevendU'I line nor1.11 55 de•.-... " I t 10011 feel end nortll - de•I'MI ID m1nu tel - • t P'l feet to the place nl belinnlnl, contelllln• 101.3 acrea. mon~ or leu. Allo p.art ol 6eetlon 83, Town~hip 1 . Ranp 1&, belinnlna at 1 point 1:US fHt wut of tile lOUth· aut corner of uld tedlon 33: thence nortb 8 de,.-..a Wflt 11211 fnt; Uteftee we•t 122fJ feel! thence lOUth 1 de1ree weal !DO feet to lhe .,uUl line ol Aid Seetlon 33: thence eut alonl tbe •aJ4 xouth line 13111 leet tu \hi place of be· l!inntnl, contalnlnl 31.:1 aere1. more or leu. Conlatnlnl In all 138.1 acrea. more or 1-. but aubJeet to •D 1e1a1 )Uibware, e:~~captlnl thenfrom that Nrblln veln of coal, I• ully end vartou•b' known u Number 4, Cle.-lon or IJ.-.Mtone Coal, toaether with tbe ri1ht ta mlH and remove almll .. 10kl tn deed recorded In Deed Book Jot, P ..• 209. of tile Deed Jteconb of Melp county. Ohio . You ar• required lo anawlr till &!Old PetltJon bJ the lnd day of De· ~ember, lMII, or Jud1menl by default will btt relldan4 111ln•t Jou TMI fiD . . AL LAND .ANII: LOUIIVILLI, Pial""" Crow, Cro• • Porter, .a.ttor11eyt tor Plelntlff II' 7: 10 U; 10 II; ID llh 11 if. 11 II IU' 0, AH · H ·-·'NI--\ERE~ THE LlTTL'E GIRL I NON THAT YOU'RE WORLD'S ond then o high pr•a•wrl rin•• of toh -.vot11 to make cor thl~ 3. ArMndont on d..,ry Schawarzel Marl•• M·F • • • • • • • • • - 11 to 6 Sot . •••••••••• ·9 to Sun.········· ·11 USED TO Dl<NDLE ON >IN KNEE? .. · LI'L On Display 115 Soon To Arrive lOOP NOTICI Of lliCTIOtl ON TA~ LIYY IN IXCIU CW TMI TIIN MILL LIMITATION Noncl is llareby alv~~m I..IJ.al .w pursuanu uf 1 h•otuUon ol Ule (."ouncll of the Vlllaae of Pomeroy. lJhlo, pa"""d on lhe t:)th day Df July, 1MB. tberl wi.ll be ...bmlttmd to 1 lUte or t he people of aald VUlap PI a <.i&N&RAL !LECTIO-N la bel held In the Vlllaae of Pomeroy, Ohio, It fila rqular pia~ of vot1n1 therein, on Tueaday, th!' _!lUI day ol November, 19111!, thl! queatlon of levJ'I.nl, In exceu ol tlte ten mill llmlt.eUon, for the bcmo:llt uf Pomeroy Vlllqe for the PUrPGI"' of eurnml expentea Said tall belna: 1 renewal of •n "•Iatini illlll of one half (I'J) mW to run tor four yetra at a nte not ell· tl!t!dlni "' 111m for e ach one dollar of v•luallon, which amounla to the renll for e.tcll one hundre-d doUan ol nluation, for )'o ur ye•n. The Polll for Mid Kledlon wlll be upen at 8:30 o 'elocll. A.M . and remldn open unlll 8:30 o'ckl>l'll. P .M . Eutetll Standard Time of xa1d day. By order ol Ule Board ol EJeeUOn1. o f Melil County, Oh.lo. IMMITT O. WILL Cllelrmell DOROTHY M. ~OHNITON Dlr41tlor Dated ()(-to Iter 1, 19811. 10 1: 10 lf; 10 21; 10 21 !!i.e U'L ABNEH 6-9~-18 ' 75~ Remoin In P.ho,ked cor witl worm l ·, 5proyed EXPERIENCED EVINRUDE 69's Are Here w CAR WASH Call Pomeroy C. C. BRADFORD I l tfc 'POMEROY. OHIO Business Services DOZER, BACKHOE, 1reDebor and truck service, oepllc tanks, water linea, baoements, also topsoil. Henry Babr, phone 915-39118 or Roger Ballr, phone 1185-,1151, IG-I-30tp OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. HEVIV AL at the Highland Cha·. pel Church on Rt. 124 back of Pomeroy on Laurel Clif£ Road starting Oct. 17 7:30 p.m. Pach evening, everyone wel- . Pomeroy Motor Co. Business S.rvlc:ei lllTCH DIGGING, water linea, leech beds, Paul Andel'80D, Mason. W. Va. Phone 7735788. I0-9-3tltp Hockingport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 From the Largest TruCk or Bull<bzer . Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core, BLAETTNARS Pit 992-2143 !;XPERT Pomeroy Wheel Alignment Card Of Thanks 5~55 OUR sincere thanks tor the ltlBuy -GUARANitEDPHONE 992-2094 • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete Pomeroy Home & Aut . . E. Main • Certified Streneth Pomenl7!.0 JM: - lf-J8 lings-Coils f-Uneral Home, the firemen who served as pallbearers, and the many relatives, rrlends am neighbors for food, aowers, Middleport NOTICR 0' ILICTtON ON TA:X LIYY IN IXCIII Of' Till TIN MILL LIMITATION :'1/0TICE Ia hereby 1iver1 that In pur1uanl't1 of a ReaoluUon "' the COJuncil of the Vllltle of SrrallWte, Ohio, Jlaned on the 5\h day ol Sepll·mher, 1988, there will be ~t~bmttted to a vl)te ol the people ot aald Vll · ' ''I" ai a GENERAL ELECt'It)N to te he-ld In the Vlll•ce of SYracu~e. Ohio. at the replar plaee of voUn1 r~reln, on Tueaday, the Mil du of ~ovemher, 1968. the quenton of l;, •ylne . In excen of the ten mill hrnltatlon, for the bene:llt of Syra ( '"" Vllleae for the p\lrpo•e of pro•hll nc end malnt.ainlnl fin appan· tuau, appllancee. I>UIIdlnp, •nd ~He1 therefm-, a nd thm pa,.ment of p-o:rmtnent, part time or voluntary firemen lo oper~W the aame. Said tu. 1teln1: an additional till of Two m\111 to run lor ftve )'tlrl. al a rate not eweeedlnjj: 1.0 mUla for ~~l'h one dollar of \'IIUetlon, •llleh ~rnootntJ to twenty eenla tor each vneo hundred doUan ol t~aluatlon. lor }"tve yean . Tbe Pol.l.l for u ld Election wJU be c pen at 8:30 o'clock A.M. and re· 1naln open until 18'30 o'~oc.IF: P.M. l:nt4rn Stt..Uard Time of 11ld day . By urder of tile Board of Election•, 1:f Melli County , Obio . IMMin 0 . WILL Cllalrmlfl DOROTHY M. JOHNITON Director Vated Qel.ober 1. 10 "1 : 10 14; JO 21: kindnesses exteOOed to us dura ing our recent bereavement. Especially we thank the Porn· eroy emergency squad, the Rev. Charles Simona, tbe ftaw. fte • Delivery • Quick Service • Finishing • Sand & Gravel and cards. Mn:. B. F. Par· melee and Mr. arxl Mrs. Dal· las Blevins. 10 14 lte DIAL 992-3284 Darts' Thouqht GOEGLEIN GRAVEL I'd t~' SATURDAY OffiO COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS Ohio Stole 13 l'llr<lue 0 Western Nnchlpn 14 Kent State fe~ VES, WE A~! ARe 'JOl.l· RlEPAREO 10 HELP SOLve IT" 0 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 154. lltgh Series - Chcls ~· 425. Ohio University 41 Wllllam & Mary 0 Akron 27 Bradley 13 Central State 38 No•r1JU"'•w~ood""' Ina~ 9 Pensacola Navy 58 YOUillstown Stale 38 TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Points Mason Furniture •.•• •• •• 28 Eagles , , ••...•.•••• , 24 Hondas ••.•.• ••• , •..• 18 Firestone . . . . . . . .~ -••.. 16 HolJUJn • , , •••••• , • , , • 6 Jaycees·••• • , • • • • • • • • • 4 Baldwln·Wallace 68 Oberlin 0 CIIJIIW 28 Haldolberg 22 Den11011 3 MI. Union 0 Marietta 21 Hiram 7 Kenyon 13 Lake Forest (DI.) o Muatdngum 13 Wittenberg 7 Ohio Wea!IIJ'on 43 Woooter 7 Otlerbotn 25 Ohio Nolthern 13 High Game - John Grate 236. High Series - Clyde Ingels 606. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE SMUDG\N' UP ~ES ~ lrt'l GON"f1A SAVE VfR CRIM IH~L F~Er1D li'lttrif£ 1& lOO's . . . ..• • . ••. , .• • 18 Dig C's ••••.•••. _ ... 16 Too cats . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Pomeroy Gun Club . . . . . • 8 Pomeroy Golf • , •• , . • • • 8 Willard Boyer 580; PbyUis Dutton Drugs •• •• •••• , • 6 High Game - Charles Smith 203. High Series - Ed Voss 534. ROPE , C:.IRL1E ·· lttl': REASON WH'I"' THAT'~ PHOlOGRAPH 0 ' MOSB'I' l MllQI<ED UP· ·· WEll E'JEM A MAH COtJL D ,TE'll ·•· OFl1ll: •KIDHAf'P£DAlfD MURDERED CITY LEAGUE JOHN MOSBY"-· Points Cement mock • • • • • . • • • 22 No Name Team • • •••••• 22 NOTICE Quality Print .. ..... ... 20 City Loan •••••••••••• 18 Firestone • • •••• , • • • • • 8 - THEY ttf.l/£R FCU1DTME 900'1' 0' ,JOHN ...OSBY·--RIGIH~HERE''i HAS r.DLVl!D THE .HYSTERY Stone 471. POMEROY LANES BEND LEAGUE Poims FROM THf J-V':111GMAN'S cifflTHCED SUI!' ies - Local Bowling Interested In our • yOurulf Uphol· Lou's Ashland . • • • • . . • • • 6 High Game - Daff Anderson, Clan, may visit the first aeeaian without 196i Harry Miller 196. High SerIes - Dale Davis, 529. charge or obligofian, Tuea• day Eve. , Oct . IS-7:30 ot Knotts Uphol1tering, 1163 Second Ave., Gallipolis, EARLY BIRD LEAGUE MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Points Team No. 6 ••••• , ••..• 20 Team No. 4 ••••. ___ ••. 18 Team No. 5 ... , .••.... 18 Team No. 3 . , , •.•.•• • • 18 Team No. 2. .......... !2 Team No. 1 ••••••••. , • 10 High Game - Charles Boyles 203, Julia Boyles 194; High Series - Charles Boyles 548i Julia Points Chapman Canaday •• •• , , • 20 Rawlings 1Jodge •.• ••••• 20 M&rk V •••••••••••.•• 18 D. D. Ptnnetles •• , ••.••• 18 Evelyn's Grocery ........ 10 King's Bulldi111 .••.••• , . 10 High Game - Betty Wallace 171. High Series- Julia Boyles Team No. 4 .......... 7 Shammy's .• , ••••••.. 6 B 9 Grueser's Ins•.•••• , •• 5 10 High Game - Chris £()ears, ....$1895 V8 T llft'lpctst 4 dr. Sedan. Power DAILY CROSSWORD Auto. tro"•· 1teerlng. I• o one owner low mileage c:ar. EARLY WEDNESDAY MIXED W'Jn Lost Team No. 3 ......... 12 3 Gibbs Grocery ..•.... 8 1 Lou's AshlaR! ........ 7 8 Cot a! I no Station Wagon. We can gladly refer you to thil local owner. N•w Pontiac: !rode-ln. A beautiful wagon. Thl• 454. Boyles 505. MORNING GLORlliS LEAGUE 66 POHTIAC .............. $2195 66 PONTIAC.. Points ACBOIIS 1. Partner or saddles 66 BUICK .............. $1995 Cuefom Skylark 6. Partner at 4 dr. S.dan. humbug 9. Old World. aan&bird E11tra dean. All ,lnyl aeat1. Beaufiful burgundy finish, Auta. lrona. Power steering. Sportsman Bar .••••.••. 30 Ztdes S\>orl Shop •• ••• , •• 28 Team No. 2 . . . . . . . . . . . 20 BLAETINARS Team No. 6 •••••••••.• 18 BUICK POHTIA Nelson's Drugs •.....••• 14 GMC TRUCKS Tony's Carry.{)ut •• , ..• • 10 Ph. 992·2143 High Game - WUia<d Boyer 211; PhyUls Stone 178. High Ser· .._ _,;,P;•;;;m;,•iiroil.yio,;Oiiihiiilo;.,_ol ,.' 10. BmeU 12. One kind of tax .• 13.lnvarlabl~ H. Scotch river 15. Did an ' llontnrJob lT. Tiny 11. Bones, lorene • _,..._ 18.AlludH (to! 22. Han: Scot. :D. Lnolll :U. Prollu 2B.W-· • IF YOU WON'T BELIEVE YOUR MarHERABOUTQUfl"I'ING SCHOOL WILL YOU BELIEVE THE WANT ADS?' 2 .~- in& 19. With· litetbne 3. Biblical stands 20. UIU- name mate 4:. Dtspos1Uons 21. Doc 22. Ex:s. Cubic meters clama6. Domineer· Uon 2-1. Supple 7.0klahoma 25. Ciader 21. Limited and Ohio .... places 8. Like BOrne pies 9. Cover 11. Compensation 18. Plural suffbt 17. Start of a _,. count- JJWJ~lb!E®IJ..J ..,,•.IIJ ...J , _ Sundays A•awer 34. Do a job on !he 29. l'erpen· dlcular copy 30. Chineae dill· desk M.Samoan wamor loet 82. Chria:Ue 33.AlexUI<ier Gnlwn "'"" ·-· 38. - Fa!J, ...... .,.,............,.,.... abbr. BROIT ~ t}UD.4TS ~ j I I ) 0 IT WOtiLD 61 VE ME A BETTER CHANCE lO MEET THAT LITTlE RED- HAIRED 61RL ... J I j 2B.IIoioqblr toaiOCial --n - .U.ue LKELNER L 21. J'lol' St. PlccadllJy'a (J I (I J L-J'i-!!!!!!"'!!!a...!!-.JI A ( 31.0oml>le lll. Jlelody S?.Bomeof ::::to!t~~.:.::a~:. I I I ] INTO A r I 1 I ) ("-aw.,... ao-fT9W) owol'll Sundays 31. Partner olfiOfe taco;• wife I Jo•W." - IUIIIIM MOIIGUI - -'"'"-r; .... a.. preh..UO. h. __,_ A ''MUM 1'.0" -·of DO\VM I. 'I'WinlnJ' "'""' DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE- "-'•, h- to AXYDLBAAXR lo LOI!iOI'IILL011' Art ~"' ' '~'"' -ri. It: one letter slmpl)' stu.dll for uaother. In this umple A 11 \IMd tll.rN" Us. X for the two O's. etc. Sini'le letters, ...... VGJ:Il\el, tile Jencth and formatlaa. vf the worU an .JI htata. - d o ) ' 11>e coda leUen..., ~ @v IT'S CURTAIN TIM! IN 6 MINUTES-ANP NOT --"' AH ACQ IN ~A"ffR51t01..1511!' 1.....,. <J.Tnlded tw UaO P5'55T! TEW, I'PSIIAPO .... 4LPIO>oll>ial average Mfi a week,,._.,.-: than people who finish. For I he kiml of .ioh you want, get the edm·ation you need. Wl4<1 NOT Jli'5T AQ< HER l1J 6ROWN-8A6 Now arnnee the circled letten famaua Re~d I hem careluiiy. You'll find (ICO(IIe who quit high •chool SPIC AND SPAN I calor- ll7. Buoboy'• •o. >OR YOUR "'ELIO .' EVEV-JYT~ING U~~~<rambt• th... !'our Jumbln, one letter to each ~~quare, lo form four ordinary words. ...,. a while l wM here! .&OJw cw91'Ma QVA C QPDDTH BPJUVZ l!iH CW& DLV STRR Jl!iW DPBVPWV ZPBW.CWI'WXBPI!iD •"IRE'TttfM A5 STA6fl--INC>S. Sundays (Ja>t' t te1 J HOLD THAT MAN IS IN '1'11E RlaiiT WHO I8 ;111011'1' CI(J8JII ~ Df LEAGUll Wl'l'll '1'1111 nrrullll:.-III8liiN te till. 'bta .....,.. ~Ja«kate, Jne.• • con rnt.url•• cl lor lhe pui.JI ,c soort m coope rar•o" ''"'h The Ad vert•s •n• Councot llnrl lhe lnlern,ot oonal NewioDIIfll'• II<I Yo· •t• ~ "' lil C '"t"l!ll ve" .. ' 5t5HT! �.. ~ ....... ·~ ,,.._, ...... ... ...,. ... ~ .._..... ~ -_· ' .... •·. · BARNEY f '...,. The ,Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mkldloporl, 0., Monday, OctOOer 14, 1968 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching: Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results WHAT ARE ~E FUSSIN' ABOUT, SAMANTH~? HE DIPPED MV PtGTA>L5 THAT JUGHAID SMIF! , IN THE INKWELL, l, ''.11 TRIPPED ME TWICET AN' FLUNG P11\I,E~~B.BUcRiR~~5;5 AT ME DURll\1~ HE PESTERED TH' LIFE OUT OF 1\'E 11\1 SCHOOL TODAV, ;:,~ -, \. PAW-· SAMANTH~·s ~I tiOWS.V~~~ ALL YClJ NEED PO ro GET THE-''""-Hl1Ar1L\0leo GOT HERSELF Off," IS GIVB MG ')1XIR fCR,WJI.Ar A SWEETIE .....-~ MAW WAWf AD INPCIIIMATION OIADI.INII I •·•· D.., ...,_,_ PWIIc.tleftl ~ DHdiiM I,M. 2 SIGNS C•rrett..,_ & Ceac.l~ .... . . _ , . . . t Wfttll ' ...... ,., DIJ ef P ....llc.tlett Of' RMUI.ATIONI ,. .........., ,........ liM ...... , . . Mtt « ... tNt lilY , .. ._..... ... ._......,... Tilt pu•tlstt.r will not .............. t.Qrr.ct ,., IMN ..... - ln•rtlon. ItATil ~. Plr W111t All llrYICI I ..... ,_, Wtnl ...- t .... rt ..n MIIIIII'IVIII QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. ChUft 71C thrM c • - • 11 ...... ,... werll 64 CHEVROLET ·- · - ·- - • - - - • - --- • ·~99~ Bel A.ir 4 Door. Std. toonl. (leon Interior. Good tir111, rodio. Local t owner cor. 11 c••k ,-r Wtnl ••• c•-"'''"" ""'"""'"'· 63 CADILLAC-···· · · • • ·- • · ·---- -$1795 U ..., -"' INicOUIIf ... ,.... HI aMI edl ,.ld wltflln 11 dii~CA•D Of' THANK$ & MITUAttY 11.11 ,., " interior. Grey Finish . Full occtUIDry group. ...."""''· ••rd '"'"'"''.."· ••. ....,...... ..,. tc. .LIMO ADI AMN...... I Uc CM,... .,_, ....,..,. 4 Door HT. DeVille. Foetor~ oir, full power, ~potleu clean 62 PONTIAC · • • · • - · - · · · · - - • - - - - • ·$795 Carolina 4 Door. Ivory oYer blue fini1h. Good matic Irons . Radio ond heohH . tire1. Auto- tl..-nt. DPPICI MOUU 1 1• e.M. to J:OI ,_,._ DtiiY fill •·• te lt:M ....,. .. , ..,_, Notice For Sale AucnONEER Complete Senloo •= Pltoae -CriU Btadfard Oldo For Rent Affi CONDmONING Retrtger. atlon service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Haven. bone 882-20'111. 4 I tfc FIELD GROWN CHRYSANTHEMUMS and mums all apartments. Close to school. BUDGET PRICE fumlture on rotors, big and healthy, also Phone 992-5434. 10-111-tfe our third noor budget shop. I0-13-4tc canning pears and potatoes, Baker Furniture. llllddleport. Reynolds Flower Shop, lilaFuRNISHED GARAGE aparlOhio. T D tfc WILL PAY very good lor letson City, JUSI al>ow Corp. rnenl on Lincoln Hill. Utilities ter M in the Blue Sunoco Une. l~tfe paid ; adults only. Phone 992· SEWING MACHINES, repair game, phone 992-5508. 10-ll-31c 3489. 6-19-tfc service, an makes. WY z. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy 22114. The Fabric Shop, Pomphone mminiature. $75 and up. Stud COAL HAULING. 'fRAILER LCYrS. Bob's Mobile eroy. Authorized Singer Sales I0-11·12tp service and grooming. Phooe Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State Z803. and Service. We Sharpen · 992-5443. II 3 tfe Rt. 124, Phone 992-2951. 3-!9-tfe Scl.,ors. ANYONE INI'ERESTED In an S.ll-tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, CTGARE'ITE vending maehlnea Independent New Testament 5!4 Ash St., Middleport. 9IJ. Baptist Church call 94~. TRAILER SPACE, ready to and service. ABC Enterprloe&. 5443. 6-2S-tfc Friday at 7 p.m .. Oct. 18, a hook up, private. plenty of Mason, W. Va. Phone ~class on 'Soul Winning' will room for children ro play. 6-11-tfe be directed by Pastor DarPhone 992-3004. 11-14-tfc POTATOES and sweet potatoes. Phone 843-2254. Clarence Prof· rington from the second Ba]>Insurance 011, Portland. 111-3-tfc tist Churt h of Ravenswood . NEWLY DECORATED 4·5 room AUTOli!OBTI.E (nsurar.ce ben 10-11-'lle apartment, phone 992-2792. eaneelled? Lost YOUr operat10-ll-6lc VENETIAN BLINDS, all ktndo, or's license? CaD 9!12-29M. and blind repair. Dale WipWILLIAM 'SKINNY' LEHEW, e 11 tfe pel SUpply, 215 Union Ave., new proprietor of the Hotel FOUR ROOM furnished apartPomeroy. 10-1-121<: Martin Cocktall Lounge, N"" ment. E. Main St. Pomeroy. LliOAL NOTICI' bour!l 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. Phone 992-7054. lo-8-tlc Btd~ will he nl'elved by the Boerd ~tp ~1VE ROOMS and bath, nice "' Mental Retard;~Uon •t the CO"'· to•luloner'g offici!, Pomeroy, Ohio, yard. large garden. one room for ONE FURNISHED apartment, ...-un llne BllPplle•. bu• driver. In· cellar, one hall block !rom u 1nnce on bu1 <lrlvl!r •nd on 1:1 WILL DO ..wing at home one two-bedroom trailer. bUB . zippers, pockets, pegging, Syracuse school. Contact Ben p.1JLVn~ter The bl)•rd reeerve• the rllhl 1o Phone Mason 773-5147, Mar1< J<'rl 11ny or all blob: . hemming, alterations, etc. ' ion Reynolda. Quisenberry, Syracuse. 1().8.tfc 111--lt-31-c 11).8.7tc lllrs. Freddie Thabet, ll!a11011, LfOAL NOTICI' Phone 713-5651. ~tfc TRAILER, Brown's Trailer NOTICI OF Af'f'OINTMINT TWO ('(la l stokers with conNo. 20,•11 Parl<, Minersville Phone 992Admlnillrttrlx Wlflt nto Will REPAIR, REFINISII, ,...,.,.U.. 3324. trols. Arnold Brothers. Po10-Mtc .&nnexild tkm golf clubo, John Teaford. ht••• of fi1tllor M. Clerk. DltiiMd meroy, Phone 992-2448. Notice ,. hereby 11ven till! Cui• 10-1.1-lle Cldr.IF: ~ Klein whose Post Office Ad· come. Rev. Robert Searles pastor will be the speaker. Special singing each evening. ,, " '•' FURNISHED and unfurnished dreu 11 211 S . Th.lrd Ave ., MlddlePlol"1. Ohlt. hu bl'len duly appointed aa Adrninl•tratrlx with the WIU an f'Ue-d of th~ Eatate of F4ther H. (lark. late of Middleport, Melli ~ ount)l. Uhlo, dt!('eued . F . H . O'Bit.IIN Jud•e of the f'robete Ceurt 10-14; 10-21; 10-28 3tc 8ACK HOE and Dozer Service, Odds & Ends Sale pond. basement, water Une, For Sale oeptlc tank, R. W. O>wdery, Chi ldrl'lO!i' DESK & CHAIR---- · S9.95 Long BoUom, Ol!lo. 9-27-30tc ClllHUAHUA puppies, Phone IRONING 843-2648 Rt. I, Portland. BOARDS ---.- -$ 5 to $7.99 10-~p Wll.L DO any kind of oewlng. LARGE PICTURES --· .99c Rei igio~o~s & Non-Religious NOTICI OF ILI:CTION ON TAX Phone 119!-2271. 10-Mtc LIYY IN EXCIII OF THI TAPESTRIES !966 VOLKSWAGEN station waT'EN MILL LIMITATION LARGE 4 'x6'- •• -. -S19.95 NOTICE l1 hereby liVID that !n VACANCY lor two elderly peogon. good condition, one ownSMALL 20"•40"---- 53.95 vunuance o( a Jle~~olullon of th111 Many Beal.'tiful Choices ple. Prefer private paid paer. Very roomy. Heasonably Hoard of Townthlp Trullee• of the Town•hlp of Rutland. Ohio, paned tlerJ!s. PbJne Mason, 773-5185. priced. Call 992~7158 I0-11 -6tp ..,n the 311t d•y of Augual , 111110 , !lo<rr<e will be 1Ubmllted to 1 vote of lo-8-tfc 108 W. Moi" Pomeroy 'h" Pfllple of aald Rutland Townahlp 1957. '%~TON CHEVY truck, long 9'92-5896 a ! a GENE3AL ELEC110N to be ~o:ld In the Townllhlp of Ruthtnd . .~UlllliiAGE sale Wed . Oct. 16, wheel base. In good shape. Ohio. at the n•flllar pla~e• of volin( ( OL..D SPOT refrigerator and tbeuln . on Tuuday, lhe :.til day of Goldie Clendenin, Portland· New paint, $350. G. A. Deem. freezer, 14 cubic foot, $50. 1\0ovemher. 19o!UI. the que1t1on ot Bashan Road, oil space heatRacine. IO~ll-3tp J,.vylnl, 1.n exceu ot the len mill Charles Chaffee, Silver Ridge limitation, for the be:ndlt of Ruler and 270 gal. lank $75. reTownahlp lor the purPO!l'l of Road. I0-13-3tp rlund frigerator $25, coal healer 120, INTERNATIONAL two . row rovld!nJ and mllnU.Ininl fire app~rat~o~•. appllanl'el. bulldlllll or a lt~1 RCA radio and record player mounted corn picker, Model SWEET POTATOES, field run, tl•erl'for, or .rouree1 of water IJUPPI)' $3.50 bushel, bring container. $20, clothing misc . I0-13-3tp 1nd materiel• therefor, or the I'll· 2-M, $100. Roy E. Miller. Ph t01bll!hment malnten1nce of line• gourds and Indian corn. An- ol fire alarm•ndtelerraph Chester, 985-3817. 10-11 61p or the pa~ drew Cross, Rl. !. Racine. ment ol permanent , Pi<rl-tlrne or volWILL DO babysitting In my firemen or fllhtlnt compan 10-8-«c unteer home 5 days a week. Call 247- AKC DACHSHUND puppies, lf~ to overate the aame Said tall: belnl: 1 renewal of an %302. IIJ.13-31c good quality . Females $30. 1':1-llllinl U.• of one h ;~ lt ('fl.l mill to r un lor fiv e ye1r1 at • rate not l'lll · Males $40. Phone Ripley. W. UPRIGIIT PIANO, love oeat ('tedlng 1-'1 mill for -eh one lloUar and chair, antique organ, l!f •aluauon, Va. 372~590. ll).IHilc w"blch a1110unt• 1o five Wanted < o:R\1 for eal'h o ne bundn!'d doUan washing machine ; othe!' ItRIDE TO ATHENS, must t..ve or valuaUon, for Five yean . ems. Anna Haines, Portland. The Pol.l.a for pld Ele~tlon will be Pomeroy by 5 A.M. Phone 8 1. 35 FT. ~ bedroom 11ouse ,,pen a t 1!1 :30 o'ci<X:ll. A.M. and reiDiln Phone 843-264Yl. 10-Mtc trailer. Brown's Trailer Court, open until 1!1:30 o'eloc ll. P . M. Eutern lm-2747. 10-IU!c Standard Time of aeld d&)' . Phone 992-3324. ll).lO~tc By order of tlle Board of Elel'tiORI, of MeLaa County, O.blo. Real Estate For Sale ANTIQUES. furniture, dlabel. EMMin O. WILL Chairman mls<ollaneous. Mrs. Howard ~EW 6-room modern home POAOl'HY M. JOHNSTON with bath on State Route 124. Cecll, 800 1llaln St.• l'omeDl.-..;tor Good location. A real buy .at l'•ted OCtober 1, 1MB. I'CIJ. 1·21-tfe LO 7; 10 l4il JO 21; 10 31!1 41\e $13,500. See or call O'Dell Manley, 742-5932, 10-l().fitc Bryants Budget Shop ••' • ~ '' • •• • HOBSTETTER REALTY w. Lost LADIES BLACK PURSE, valu- GEO. HOHSfE:ITER, Broker SYRACUSE - 8 room brick. bath , basement, furnace, 3 lots near school. $10 ,000.00. POMEROY - Storage building, 2 noors , 25 x 63 , over 3,000 square feet. nsoo.oo 1 OEAUTIFL L maple stereo ra- IW ACRES - Next to town , 15 acres bottom. 2 barns, large dio . Statir free FM , rich AM 8 room house . 1~ baths , full radio . Full range volume, base . treble and balance conbasement. 2nd hou!'!e 5 roomB Minera1s . $2D.OOO.OO trol. Monthly payments of HELEN or VIRGO. TEAFORD $6 .50 ur balance of $98 03 Phone 992-3218. 10-13-6tc ASSOCIATES m.33Zil Syra.,.. MODERN walnut stereo conI0-13-3tp sole. Solid state tuners and --amplifiers. Vernier slide rule REAL ESTATE, live rooms and tuning . Precision built record bath on 4 level Jol» , one room changer plays all speeds. Pay cellar, nice lawn and some only $5 per month or $83.12. fruit trees. 300 yards from highway. close to school. priPhone 992-3218. 10-I:Hilc ced reasonable, contact Ben Quisenberry in Syracme, /.IGLER~MATIC fuel oil stove, 77,000 BTU. Dorothy Glenn. Phone 992·2954. 10-IUtc Phone 949-3239 . I0-13-31p able papers, please relln, UPRIGIIT PIANO, love seat and chair, antique organ, pbone !m-7251, 619 Pearl St., washing machifloe and other Middleport. ll»«c items Anny Haines , Portland, Ohio. B4nto2. I0- 10~41p For S1le or Trlde lltl'1 INTERNATIONAL truet, I opeod. "" 1011, liM Cbevrolet, 111'1 Mustang 1-cylinder, 1lpeed. l"'lumccng avallablo. Pbone IIU547; after 5 p.m. Pbone IIIIU741. H9-tfe W•nted To Buy GINSENG, $33 lb. Golden Seal f2.50. Snake Root $1.50, May Apple Root 40 cents. Bill Bailey, ~e. HelpW•nted .., ' ~ . -• - RELIABLE company wants five ladies for part Ume work. Earn $30 to f40 weekly. For interview caD 192-3211. IIJ.lJ.Me .: 500 BALES straw, lOOO • * hay, Edison Hollon . Minersville , Phone 949-3679. 1D·l3-3tp For Rent » " '· bales , STORAGE SPACE: Storage for boats, trailers, ran, earn~ en, m. Write P. 0. Box 329, Pomeroy. Phone 9!12-2791 or ..., Dtek Seyler. 10-3-l:rtp I REFRIGERATOR , gas stove, misc . item:3. make offer. Matila Shorn. Phone 992-2524. I0-13-3tc Business Services READY . >!IX concrete deliv· ered right to your proJect. Fast and easy. Free ..U. mates. Phone 992·3284, Goog. leln Ready • Mt1 Co .• llliddl&porl, Ohio. s 10 lfe (it'e onlyGIII!.IITJ I 614-992-2181 HOTICI Of ILICTION ON TAX LIYY IN IXCIII OF THE TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE It hereby ctven that Ill pnrauanl'f' of a Re•olution of the C ouncll of the Vlllale of Pomeroy. uhlo, paued on lhe l!lth day of July, 1!168, the re Wtll be ltlbmltted to a vote ol the people of tald ViUue at 11 GENERAL ELJ:CTIOr-1 t.o be t.eld In the Vllllle llf P~.>me~y . Ohio, at the rearv.lar placea of voUnl there lu. on Tu~ay, !.be 'tll day ol Noumber, 11168, the que.tlon of levyh•il · in exct!lll ol lbe ten m1U llrnl.tallon, lor the benellt ul Pomeroy Vll· provldlns l.lile for the purpoee ul and malntalnlnJi lire apparetua, ap1-'Dancu, bulld!Dil and 11te1. lire men'• l'Ompen~~tlon permanent, P.lrt tlme or voluntarJ', Ind. otbl'lr f.re protection IPPIIIrltUI . Said tax beln1: a n:new1l of an <J.Lftlnl tax M one mill to run for ttYe yean &I 11 rate not tllll'ett~dlnl 1.0 n iU. lor each one dollil r of va luation . wblch •mounla to len cenLI lor each vne hundred dollara ol v•luatlon, for t •v~ yean The Polll for ••id IJ«:tlon w1ll be '"!"'"- et 11:30 o"<.' loek A .M. and remain u1>1n until e :le o'c lock P.M . Eutem Standard Time of eald d•y. BJ' oNer of Ule Boal'll of J:leellollll. of Ne\11 Countr, Ohio. IMMIT"f G. WILL Cllalrme" DOROTHY M, JOHMITON 0\r.ctor Lot l-td (ktober 1, 1MB. tO 1; 10 141; JO 21 ; lD 28 411-c Big Jump SEATTLE. Wash.-! NEAl John McNamara, equipmenl manager for the new Seattle Pilots, has come a long way up the baseball ladder . He started out as a batboy for the Chicago Cubs in 1960. (Hot A Orlve-Thru) NOTICE OF ELICTION ON TA~ LIVY IN IXCEII Of' THI TiN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE II helllby &lven thll ln purtuance uf a Ruolutlon ul the Hoard of Townahlp Tru11eea of lhe 1 own&hlp of Columbia, Oh.lo, paued "11 the ~th rlay of september. 19611, there will be 111bmll~d to a vCite of 1he people of t-ald Colwnbla Town· ~h ip at a G&"'IERAL ELECTl()N to be h~ld in the ToWIIUhlp of Columbia , O hto . at the reiiular placu of voUna 1~.elllin. on Tueldll.l', the &lb d17 of 1\ovembf!r, 19&8, the q11e11Uon ol l~<•·ylnJI, In e11;cua of the ten mlll l.milatlon, for t h<' benelil ol Coilun· Ilia To.,..oship !or the purpoee of Jtto· "d'ng ~mel malntainlnll fire ap~a.r;~tu.. appltance•. bulldlllill or l.ltol there· illr, or the eatahll1hment and maln· u·na nel" of llne. of lire at...nn teie· IIUPh or the pllJiment of permanent, put-time or volunteer fireman or f u-e lilhlinil companlu l.o operal.ll the aame Said t~..: belol : an add.lltonal iaa ol one mlll to run for lour yean ~· J rate no! e!lceedlnl 1.0 m1U for c~cll une dollar of valuation, wbl~th ,mount.s to len cll'nll lor eech 0111 J-undred dullau o! valuation for Four )"<'all Tbe Polt.. for u ld t>leeUOn will b-1 cpen 11 1 6:30 o'doc.IF: A.M. and remain o~o untU 11:30 o'clock P.M. Eutern $taudiinl Time ol aatd day . 1 By ol'der of the Boa rd of ElecUone, Of Melli• Count)', OhJo. IMMETT G .WILL l:llalrm•" DOROTHY M. JOHNITON Dlredor fjal.ed Olltuber l, 111611. 10 7; 10 141; to 21o to aa 4l.te PL•AJ COUIT MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO TtU FEDERAL LAND .ANK OF I OUISYILLE, Plelntlff, IN THE COMMON "· LOUIE M. CHRIITIAN, IT AL., Oe,.ndentl No. 141, 131 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION LANTY RIFFE and CLAUDlAN !· WFE, whusl'l p l ac~• of rnlden.ce are u.. known. wlll hlle not!«~ 011 the :stn day of June , 1967, the ander•lgne<l flied !hi l'eUUon, and two Supplemental Petition•. •1aU..t you 1.1 the l:ommon Pleaa Court of llelp C"unt)', Oh!o, praylnl for Jud~ent against you In the amount of f'7 ,818.· Lv, with lnt.e~ll, alltd the ldd!Uonll sumB of '"·00 and 1211.10, with In· t~res~. and for 1 foreeloaure of Mort.1a1e of the followina deK11be4 real propf!rt)', and other relief, toY.."II: Reins In Columbia Tow111hlp, Melli County, Ohio, bouoded and del-<.'rlbl'ld a1 folio ..... Part of SeeUon :d, ToW1llhl9 I , Ranafl 1!1, be(lnnl nl at a point I T28 teet welt of tbe Northe.11t eonter o( nld Section 32; then~e Wnt 97~ feet: thence S011th I de1ree We1t 12M! feet to the center of 1 count)' road; tben.('e IIODI Ute rounly road north IMI deane• til minute• Willi 22 teet to a poJntJ thence ~Guth 1403 feel lo • tcorner at the 11De of Sdna lloJd; then~e North 89 delrflt!ll l:ut 137ifo feet lo tiM center ul filiate Hllb· waJ No. 3118; thence wtth the meander~~ of .. Jd hlahway North I des:ree Eut 7tiiJ feet, North ltl derreel net 280 feet and North 1:1 des:ree• 30 minutes tiUt aJ:I IMI to the tnter~~et:llon of State Hilh· way No . 368 with the c.n&er llnl of a county rold; thenee elon1 Ole l'enler of 1aid .,ounty road .outh 118 dea:reea 30 minute• - • IM feet to the 10utbwee:t eorner of the awre lot; thenoe with lhe wnt line of aaid 1tore lot north 4141 de· aree• eeat. ~ '"t to the northerly l'Orner thereof: thenctl wUl!. tile north line of aald IIOI"ll lot nortl!. 87 de~ 30 mtnutllll eut 1.38 feet to tile center line of Slat4 ffiahway No. 388; thenc11 ;~.lona 11ld center line north 413 delrellll I!Ut MO ' " ' to the 10utheriJ earner of the llnd.a of S.lll Mu- J..ay. tender; lhenee alona- nl.d LevendU'I line nor1.11 55 de•.-... " I t 10011 feel end nortll - de•I'MI ID m1nu tel - • t P'l feet to the place nl belinnlnl, contelllln• 101.3 acrea. mon~ or leu. Allo p.art ol 6eetlon 83, Town~hip 1 . Ranp 1&, belinnlna at 1 point 1:US fHt wut of tile lOUth· aut corner of uld tedlon 33: thence nortb 8 de,.-..a Wflt 11211 fnt; Uteftee we•t 122fJ feel! thence lOUth 1 de1ree weal !DO feet to lhe .,uUl line ol Aid Seetlon 33: thence eut alonl tbe •aJ4 xouth line 13111 leet tu \hi place of be· l!inntnl, contalnlnl 31.:1 aere1. more or leu. Conlatnlnl In all 138.1 acrea. more or 1-. but aubJeet to •D 1e1a1 )Uibware, e:~~captlnl thenfrom that Nrblln veln of coal, I• ully end vartou•b' known u Number 4, Cle.-lon or IJ.-.Mtone Coal, toaether with tbe ri1ht ta mlH and remove almll .. 10kl tn deed recorded In Deed Book Jot, P ..• 209. of tile Deed Jteconb of Melp county. Ohio . You ar• required lo anawlr till &!Old PetltJon bJ the lnd day of De· ~ember, lMII, or Jud1menl by default will btt relldan4 111ln•t Jou TMI fiD . . AL LAND .ANII: LOUIIVILLI, Pial""" Crow, Cro• • Porter, .a.ttor11eyt tor Plelntlff II' 7: 10 U; 10 II; ID llh 11 if. 11 II IU' 0, AH · H ·-·'NI--\ERE~ THE LlTTL'E GIRL I NON THAT YOU'RE WORLD'S ond then o high pr•a•wrl rin•• of toh -.vot11 to make cor thl~ 3. ArMndont on d..,ry Schawarzel Marl•• M·F • • • • • • • • • - 11 to 6 Sot . •••••••••• ·9 to Sun.········· ·11 USED TO Dl<NDLE ON >IN KNEE? .. · LI'L On Display 115 Soon To Arrive lOOP NOTICI Of lliCTIOtl ON TA~ LIYY IN IXCIU CW TMI TIIN MILL LIMITATION Noncl is llareby alv~~m I..IJ.al .w pursuanu uf 1 h•otuUon ol Ule (."ouncll of the Vlllaae of Pomeroy. lJhlo, pa"""d on lhe t:)th day Df July, 1MB. tberl wi.ll be ...bmlttmd to 1 lUte or t he people of aald VUlap PI a <.i&N&RAL !LECTIO-N la bel held In the Vlllaae of Pomeroy, Ohio, It fila rqular pia~ of vot1n1 therein, on Tueaday, th!' _!lUI day ol November, 19111!, thl! queatlon of levJ'I.nl, In exceu ol tlte ten mill llmlt.eUon, for the bcmo:llt uf Pomeroy Vlllqe for the PUrPGI"' of eurnml expentea Said tall belna: 1 renewal of •n "•Iatini illlll of one half (I'J) mW to run tor four yetra at a nte not ell· tl!t!dlni "' 111m for e ach one dollar of v•luallon, which amounla to the renll for e.tcll one hundre-d doUan ol nluation, for )'o ur ye•n. The Polll for Mid Kledlon wlll be upen at 8:30 o 'elocll. A.M . and remldn open unlll 8:30 o'ckl>l'll. P .M . Eutetll Standard Time of xa1d day. By order ol Ule Board ol EJeeUOn1. o f Melil County, Oh.lo. IMMITT O. WILL Cllelrmell DOROTHY M. ~OHNITON Dlr41tlor Dated ()(-to Iter 1, 19811. 10 1: 10 lf; 10 21; 10 21 !!i.e U'L ABNEH 6-9~-18 ' 75~ Remoin In P.ho,ked cor witl worm l ·, 5proyed EXPERIENCED EVINRUDE 69's Are Here w CAR WASH Call Pomeroy C. C. BRADFORD I l tfc 'POMEROY. OHIO Business Services DOZER, BACKHOE, 1reDebor and truck service, oepllc tanks, water linea, baoements, also topsoil. Henry Babr, phone 915-39118 or Roger Ballr, phone 1185-,1151, IG-I-30tp OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. HEVIV AL at the Highland Cha·. pel Church on Rt. 124 back of Pomeroy on Laurel Clif£ Road starting Oct. 17 7:30 p.m. Pach evening, everyone wel- . Pomeroy Motor Co. Business S.rvlc:ei lllTCH DIGGING, water linea, leech beds, Paul Andel'80D, Mason. W. Va. Phone 7735788. I0-9-3tltp Hockingport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 From the Largest TruCk or Bull<bzer . Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core, BLAETTNARS Pit 992-2143 !;XPERT Pomeroy Wheel Alignment Card Of Thanks 5~55 OUR sincere thanks tor the ltlBuy -GUARANitEDPHONE 992-2094 • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete Pomeroy Home & Aut . . E. Main • Certified Streneth Pomenl7!.0 JM: - lf-J8 lings-Coils f-Uneral Home, the firemen who served as pallbearers, and the many relatives, rrlends am neighbors for food, aowers, Middleport NOTICR 0' ILICTtON ON TA:X LIYY IN IXCIII Of' Till TIN MILL LIMITATION :'1/0TICE Ia hereby 1iver1 that In pur1uanl't1 of a ReaoluUon "' the COJuncil of the Vllltle of SrrallWte, Ohio, Jlaned on the 5\h day ol Sepll·mher, 1988, there will be ~t~bmttted to a vl)te ol the people ot aald Vll · ' ''I" ai a GENERAL ELECt'It)N to te he-ld In the Vlll•ce of SYracu~e. Ohio. at the replar plaee of voUn1 r~reln, on Tueaday, the Mil du of ~ovemher, 1968. the quenton of l;, •ylne . In excen of the ten mill hrnltatlon, for the bene:llt of Syra ( '"" Vllleae for the p\lrpo•e of pro•hll nc end malnt.ainlnl fin appan· tuau, appllancee. I>UIIdlnp, •nd ~He1 therefm-, a nd thm pa,.ment of p-o:rmtnent, part time or voluntary firemen lo oper~W the aame. Said tu. 1teln1: an additional till of Two m\111 to run lor ftve )'tlrl. al a rate not eweeedlnjj: 1.0 mUla for ~~l'h one dollar of \'IIUetlon, •llleh ~rnootntJ to twenty eenla tor each vneo hundred doUan ol t~aluatlon. lor }"tve yean . Tbe Pol.l.l for u ld Election wJU be c pen at 8:30 o'clock A.M. and re· 1naln open until 18'30 o'~oc.IF: P.M. l:nt4rn Stt..Uard Time of 11ld day . By urder of tile Board of Election•, 1:f Melli County , Obio . IMMin 0 . WILL Cllalrmlfl DOROTHY M. JOHNITON Director Vated Qel.ober 1. 10 "1 : 10 14; JO 21: kindnesses exteOOed to us dura ing our recent bereavement. Especially we thank the Porn· eroy emergency squad, the Rev. Charles Simona, tbe ftaw. fte • Delivery • Quick Service • Finishing • Sand & Gravel and cards. Mn:. B. F. Par· melee and Mr. arxl Mrs. Dal· las Blevins. 10 14 lte DIAL 992-3284 Darts' Thouqht GOEGLEIN GRAVEL I'd t~' SATURDAY OffiO COLLEGE FOOTBALL RESULTS Ohio Stole 13 l'llr<lue 0 Western Nnchlpn 14 Kent State fe~ VES, WE A~! ARe 'JOl.l· RlEPAREO 10 HELP SOLve IT" 0 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 154. lltgh Series - Chcls ~· 425. Ohio University 41 Wllllam & Mary 0 Akron 27 Bradley 13 Central State 38 No•r1JU"'•w~ood""' Ina~ 9 Pensacola Navy 58 YOUillstown Stale 38 TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Points Mason Furniture •.•• •• •• 28 Eagles , , ••...•.•••• , 24 Hondas ••.•.• ••• , •..• 18 Firestone . . . . . . . .~ -••.. 16 HolJUJn • , , •••••• , • , , • 6 Jaycees·••• • , • • • • • • • • • 4 Baldwln·Wallace 68 Oberlin 0 CIIJIIW 28 Haldolberg 22 Den11011 3 MI. Union 0 Marietta 21 Hiram 7 Kenyon 13 Lake Forest (DI.) o Muatdngum 13 Wittenberg 7 Ohio Wea!IIJ'on 43 Woooter 7 Otlerbotn 25 Ohio Nolthern 13 High Game - John Grate 236. High Series - Clyde Ingels 606. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE SMUDG\N' UP ~ES ~ lrt'l GON"f1A SAVE VfR CRIM IH~L F~Er1D li'lttrif£ 1& lOO's . . . ..• • . ••. , .• • 18 Dig C's ••••.•••. _ ... 16 Too cats . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Pomeroy Gun Club . . . . . • 8 Pomeroy Golf • , •• , . • • • 8 Willard Boyer 580; PbyUis Dutton Drugs •• •• •••• , • 6 High Game - Charles Smith 203. High Series - Ed Voss 534. ROPE , C:.IRL1E ·· lttl': REASON WH'I"' THAT'~ PHOlOGRAPH 0 ' MOSB'I' l MllQI<ED UP· ·· WEll E'JEM A MAH COtJL D ,TE'll ·•· OFl1ll: •KIDHAf'P£DAlfD MURDERED CITY LEAGUE JOHN MOSBY"-· Points Cement mock • • • • • . • • • 22 No Name Team • • •••••• 22 NOTICE Quality Print .. ..... ... 20 City Loan •••••••••••• 18 Firestone • • •••• , • • • • • 8 - THEY ttf.l/£R FCU1DTME 900'1' 0' ,JOHN ...OSBY·--RIGIH~HERE''i HAS r.DLVl!D THE .HYSTERY Stone 471. POMEROY LANES BEND LEAGUE Poims FROM THf J-V':111GMAN'S cifflTHCED SUI!' ies - Local Bowling Interested In our • yOurulf Uphol· Lou's Ashland . • • • • . . • • • 6 High Game - Daff Anderson, Clan, may visit the first aeeaian without 196i Harry Miller 196. High SerIes - Dale Davis, 529. charge or obligofian, Tuea• day Eve. , Oct . IS-7:30 ot Knotts Uphol1tering, 1163 Second Ave., Gallipolis, EARLY BIRD LEAGUE MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE Points Team No. 6 ••••• , ••..• 20 Team No. 4 ••••. ___ ••. 18 Team No. 5 ... , .••.... 18 Team No. 3 . , , •.•.•• • • 18 Team No. 2. .......... !2 Team No. 1 ••••••••. , • 10 High Game - Charles Boyles 203, Julia Boyles 194; High Series - Charles Boyles 548i Julia Points Chapman Canaday •• •• , , • 20 Rawlings 1Jodge •.• ••••• 20 M&rk V •••••••••••.•• 18 D. D. Ptnnetles •• , ••.••• 18 Evelyn's Grocery ........ 10 King's Bulldi111 .••.••• , . 10 High Game - Betty Wallace 171. High Series- Julia Boyles Team No. 4 .......... 7 Shammy's .• , ••••••.. 6 B 9 Grueser's Ins•.•••• , •• 5 10 High Game - Chris £()ears, ....$1895 V8 T llft'lpctst 4 dr. Sedan. Power DAILY CROSSWORD Auto. tro"•· 1teerlng. I• o one owner low mileage c:ar. EARLY WEDNESDAY MIXED W'Jn Lost Team No. 3 ......... 12 3 Gibbs Grocery ..•.... 8 1 Lou's AshlaR! ........ 7 8 Cot a! I no Station Wagon. We can gladly refer you to thil local owner. N•w Pontiac: !rode-ln. A beautiful wagon. Thl• 454. Boyles 505. MORNING GLORlliS LEAGUE 66 POHTIAC .............. $2195 66 PONTIAC.. Points ACBOIIS 1. Partner or saddles 66 BUICK .............. $1995 Cuefom Skylark 6. Partner at 4 dr. S.dan. humbug 9. Old World. aan&bird E11tra dean. All ,lnyl aeat1. Beaufiful burgundy finish, Auta. lrona. Power steering. Sportsman Bar .••••.••. 30 Ztdes S\>orl Shop •• ••• , •• 28 Team No. 2 . . . . . . . . . . . 20 BLAETINARS Team No. 6 •••••••••.• 18 BUICK POHTIA Nelson's Drugs •.....••• 14 GMC TRUCKS Tony's Carry.{)ut •• , ..• • 10 Ph. 992·2143 High Game - WUia<d Boyer 211; PhyUls Stone 178. High Ser· .._ _,;,P;•;;;m;,•iiroil.yio,;Oiiihiiilo;.,_ol ,.' 10. BmeU 12. One kind of tax .• 13.lnvarlabl~ H. Scotch river 15. Did an ' llontnrJob lT. Tiny 11. Bones, lorene • _,..._ 18.AlludH (to! 22. Han: Scot. :D. Lnolll :U. Prollu 2B.W-· • IF YOU WON'T BELIEVE YOUR MarHERABOUTQUfl"I'ING SCHOOL WILL YOU BELIEVE THE WANT ADS?' 2 .~- in& 19. With· litetbne 3. Biblical stands 20. UIU- name mate 4:. Dtspos1Uons 21. Doc 22. Ex:s. Cubic meters clama6. Domineer· Uon 2-1. Supple 7.0klahoma 25. Ciader 21. Limited and Ohio .... places 8. Like BOrne pies 9. Cover 11. Compensation 18. Plural suffbt 17. Start of a _,. count- JJWJ~lb!E®IJ..J ..,,•.IIJ ...J , _ Sundays A•awer 34. Do a job on !he 29. l'erpen· dlcular copy 30. Chineae dill· desk M.Samoan wamor loet 82. Chria:Ue 33.AlexUI<ier Gnlwn "'"" ·-· 38. - Fa!J, ...... .,.,............,.,.... abbr. BROIT ~ t}UD.4TS ~ j I I ) 0 IT WOtiLD 61 VE ME A BETTER CHANCE lO MEET THAT LITTlE RED- HAIRED 61RL ... J I j 2B.IIoioqblr toaiOCial --n - .U.ue LKELNER L 21. J'lol' St. PlccadllJy'a (J I (I J L-J'i-!!!!!!"'!!!a...!!-.JI A ( 31.0oml>le lll. Jlelody S?.Bomeof ::::to!t~~.:.::a~:. I I I ] INTO A r I 1 I ) ("-aw.,... ao-fT9W) owol'll Sundays 31. Partner olfiOfe taco;• wife I Jo•W." - IUIIIIM MOIIGUI - -'"'"-r; .... a.. preh..UO. h. __,_ A ''MUM 1'.0" -·of DO\VM I. 'I'WinlnJ' "'""' DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE- "-'•, h- to AXYDLBAAXR lo LOI!iOI'IILL011' Art ~"' ' '~'"' -ri. It: one letter slmpl)' stu.dll for uaother. In this umple A 11 \IMd tll.rN" Us. X for the two O's. etc. Sini'le letters, ...... VGJ:Il\el, tile Jencth and formatlaa. vf the worU an .JI htata. - d o ) ' 11>e coda leUen..., ~ @v IT'S CURTAIN TIM! IN 6 MINUTES-ANP NOT --"' AH ACQ IN ~A"ffR51t01..1511!' 1.....,. <J.Tnlded tw UaO P5'55T! TEW, I'PSIIAPO .... 4LPIO>oll>ial average Mfi a week,,._.,.-: than people who finish. For I he kiml of .ioh you want, get the edm·ation you need. Wl4<1 NOT Jli'5T AQ< HER l1J 6ROWN-8A6 Now arnnee the circled letten famaua Re~d I hem careluiiy. You'll find (ICO(IIe who quit high •chool SPIC AND SPAN I calor- ll7. Buoboy'• •o. >OR YOUR "'ELIO .' EVEV-JYT~ING U~~~<rambt• th... !'our Jumbln, one letter to each ~~quare, lo form four ordinary words. ...,. a while l wM here! .&OJw cw91'Ma QVA C QPDDTH BPJUVZ l!iH CW& DLV STRR Jl!iW DPBVPWV ZPBW.CWI'WXBPI!iD •"IRE'TttfM A5 STA6fl--INC>S. Sundays (Ja>t' t te1 J HOLD THAT MAN IS IN '1'11E RlaiiT WHO I8 ;111011'1' CI(J8JII ~ Df LEAGUll Wl'l'll '1'1111 nrrullll:.-III8liiN te till. 'bta .....,.. ~Ja«kate, Jne.• • con rnt.url•• cl lor lhe pui.JI ,c soort m coope rar•o" ''"'h The Ad vert•s •n• Councot llnrl lhe lnlern,ot oonal NewioDIIfll'• II<I Yo· •t• ~ "' lil C '"t"l!ll ve" .. ' 5t5HT! �' O.J'• ..... .U.•U•'l ._.. •. ,.,.. ~,. ,.~~' ' '"""'• " ''' " '~' • '''" Oo. '>O,'' / ·>'•• •· • . ..... .... ··~ -~~-.:;;..:":"~ I - . - -··: ~ •;""":;-· · ~ a ' I ' '•• "" ' J ·: •• -·. •. • .-.. Tbe Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middh.oport, 0., MoOOa,y, October 14, 1968 r~ Drivt•r is of Deat11 John Rose, RD Long Bottom, hal received word of the death of hta brother, Denver Rose, who was a former resldent of the A car was heavll.i• damaged, 60 feet of guard railing was torn out and the drfver ol the vehicle cited to court as the result of an accident at 3:08 and Dora Bookman Hose and wu born Feb. 16, 1918. He was a graO..ate or Chester High Citt~d Following Mishap Baahan-Chester area. He was Ule son or Jotv1 c. School and was a veteran of World War The deceased was a resident a.m. Saturda.Y on Route 7 near the ~te Highway Garage, the of Marion at the time of his death. department or ~rlfl' Robert HarFuneral services will be held Umbach said, .t the Schaffner..Deneer Funeral The car, traveling north, went Home at Marion on Wednesday off the left af tile road and tore at 1 p.m. out the guard railing before ~­ n. JEFBUHG TO SPEAK The Hev. John Jctburg, mi s· &ionary from Europl!, will speak at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Carletoo Churd1 on t he Kingsbury Road. The publi c is invited ing over an embankment and striking a tree, The driver, Donald II. Wright, 34, Parkersburg, was cited to CO\Ult.y court on charges of tailing to stay on the right hair of the highway. INTIIIDUCING NEW HNHIIRNRURE CR~DENZA STYliNG SPACl SAVING ! ® QUALITY SOLID- STATE COMPACT CONSOlf SHRfO Fits tn where others ~:sn 't ... yet it festures rich. lull console stereo sfJundl FM/AM/STEREO FM RADI O Pt0 '11 d •-·S Ilit' :.J fs l n ~l · ·r · ·c I M ~ > 1 •. 1 ; (• l l ~~ l,or HI 111Q U lllv• ·ntl u r· .ll iM :-. t e r ~ o .11 11 : 1\ M , , ,, 1'j1 11 : 1r1 f' M •1d 11 :l!Qt h·~ t·,t 60 WAITS OF PEAK MUSIC POWER Sol 1d SI<.IIE fO'N "'lliJI f1;• r do· l•v<• rs C:J nsta nt IJ\' il k p ·rl (lllll<tllll' l u r tiHill lfll j c, t,• rt•n smmrl IDS I <Inl WJI'P IJ ~1 t'QQI,• r UPt' I JI IOil MI CRO -TOUCH' 2G TONE ARM Thl' •no~ t p~rf ..('ll , tJdldnct•d tone ,11"1 "' l>(""l' ~tereu l rJt k ~ .J t d '11t' l t' twu qrJ ·n~ ("" I a<..udentJIIv ru u , i.ne rf'<..o rtl l ncl•.,ae~ 1\o.,·o (l ,u 1 t 0 woofer~ t w o e ~ no nen t 1a l hll!11'i •.-..o ]'•, ··orw tv rw tw••t•tt'IS Broa d r an g~ '"' :lor>e of 60 'c.: I !J )O(j, PS PfuA Ta pe Input/ Output Prec rs1on Record C h a ng e r , Optronal b tension Speakers Jac~s • ~) BE 5 1 Y EAR Y ET Stereo Pr ov iSIOrl , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , , , , , , _ Ohio F1ve-Da.Y Forecast By United Press lnternatioral Te~ratures will average DNr to a little above nonnal with olaytlme highs avenging in the ~~Jper 601 to low 70s. Nighttime Iowa wt.ll range from the mid 40s to low 50& 11 will be warm Tuesday and Wednesday, turning . sharpl,y colder Thw-sday and contirulng cold tor the remainder of the week. Precipitatioo wUI 8'\ler&p a half to an inch with scattered showers or thundershowers on Tuesday and Wednesday and more widespread showers and thundershowers Thursday. ·:;:~ : ;: ;::::: ::::;:: :: : : :::::;:::;:;:;:;: ; :;:;:: :::: :::::::;:::::~:~::::: Fitches to Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs, Ra,yrnoo:l L. Fitch or Rl 1, Long Bottom, wlll be honored on their golden weddlqr anniversary on Oct 20. Open house will be observed from 12 to 4 p. m. in their home. Hostesses will be the daughters and daughter-in--law. Miss Bessie Bentz and Ra,ya mond Fitch were united in marriage on October 18, 1918, at P[)meroy by the Rev. John L. Blair. They had seven children. also an adopted daughter. They are Mrs. Fern Price, Mrs. Freda P rice , Mrs. Ada M. Pratt, Mrs. Donna Wills, all of New· ark; Mrs. Alberta GluesencaJil) of Bolivar, 0., and Mrs. LiD:!a Oiler of Utica, 0. One daughter died in Infancy. A son, R8ymorxl Fitch, J r. , pu:;sed away on April 29 or thi s year. The Fitches have 15 grandchildren ar.;t two great grandchildreo. (~) SIX-SPEAKER SOUND S YSTEM ;I ·. ·.-·<:.~. TO GE T fur T H E BE S T CART GETS AWARD Aviation Electronics Technician First Class Okey S. C a r t, USN, 28, son or Mr. and Mrs. Okey H. Cart or Route I, Middleport, has been awarded the Air Medal. He r eceived the medaJ for meritorious achievement while participating in aerial ntgtrts over Southeast Asia. He b presently attached to Air Development Squadron Eight at the NavaJ Air Station, Patuxent River, Md. He was assigned to the Squadron's Detachment In Saigon wllen he earned t h e medal . The DE KOVEN Z921M (l .,,, ,.,. ln g I a r ·y Ar 1 e r 1U t • >l yltti '..uiJ• netln g er1u 1n e Mi! plr v., neer s ~11/111 ,., • 1 111 lio ;1 ncl re(o r d sro rage The quahry gof!S m before I he nsme yoes on' AS ~~w sp~r e 199.95 INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SUNDAY - Shirley King, Middleport; John Bass, Syracuse; Gladys Artis, Masorlj Arleene Davis, Racine; Teresa Lukens, Coolville, DISCIIARG£S SATURDAY Amanda Stover, Linda I.Arte, Cuma Elkins, Robin Windland. ADMISSIONS SUNDAY - Richard Stewart, Cheshire ; Hazel Shiveler, MioorsviUe. DLSCHARG£S SUNDAY - None. with style! Slenderet fits neatly in your hand . It's the latest and easiest-to-use extension phone . Wilh a di al that comes to you . And zingy colors for wall or desk models. We 're holding one for you now at our Business Off ice. S/enderetls the newest addition to our " style-line." SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO . tlETTERS to EDITO€) October 10, 1968 Mr, Chester TamehDI, Editor Tho Dalt,y Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Dear Mr. TamehJll: Just a note of appreciation IO< the line job In the Dall,y Sentinel in helping us observe ATHENS, Ohio (UP0 - Ohio Natlooal 4-H Club Week, Your Tuesday edition was ex- University personnel director cellent In all!'port ol 4-H lor Ward Wilson was at:temPting to contact union oificials today In whl ch we thank you. We believe your paper, In thu an effort to arrange a meetlrw publication or news and editor- and end the threat or a walkout Ials, Is me c#. the very pro- by members of the American gressive factors in moving the Federation of state, County and Meigs area ahead. Please keep Municipal Workers, local1699. up the good work. Wilson's action came after Yours very truly, non-academic worker" at the C, E. Blakeslee school Saturday night authorized County Extenlllon Agent, the union to call a strike. if a Agriculture dispute over subcontracting or labor was not resolved. Margaret GrUrlths Couoozy Extension Agent, The vote came In Columbus Home Economics after a negotiation sen ion tailed to end the dispute. Her schell Slgall, general counsel for the AFSCME. said the major stumbling block was tite university's refusal to sign an (Continued lrooo Page 5) agreement that it would not use member~~ were asked to take cootract labor. Kool...Aid, cookies, game prizes, The 800 employes lett the date and gifts, such as combs, hank- or the strike even and gave the ies, and socks, ror each of the executive council of the local veterans. power to call the strike. Report:lng on community serThe dispute began In Septemvice, Mrs. Martin of. the Pome- ber when OU signed a contract roy unltauggestedthateachmemfor one year of janitorial servber be a conunittee oi one to ice for the new Beasley O.xwoflaht loneliness in the conunW1- cation Center. lt;y, through visits to rest Sigall said the union was seek· hornell, county homes, and with i~ an agreement against sucll ahut..tns. 9ie alm asked SUP- subcontracting occw-rln,g again. port of health drives, aalety pro- The university gave a verbal motions ln the schools, beauti- agreement but declined to put It fications ot parks and memor- in writing. iala, and support of youth groops such u 4-H and scouts . . Mrs. Martin alao spoke on the 18 Die On state hoapttal vlaltation program and asked for donations of. pock- Ohio Highways etbooks, jewelry," handterchiefll , By United Press International scarves, g10\le&, socks, and hair Eighteen persons died in trairibbons. Persons with donations nc mishaps in Ohio over the are asked to call992..S801 or 992 - weekend, 10 of them Saturday. 7022 . Refreshment contrlb.ltions The latallcy oowot by UP! and will also be appreciated, 11 h e the state Hlghwa.v Patrol wu said. ooe more than last week and W. W. I Veteran W, W. Hanks eight below the previous week ot the McArthur post, Major <( 26, Gary Cooper, just back t rom Five persons died in accidents Korea. and Maurice Rlckett11, Friday, nine Saturday, Includeighth district commander were Ing one that claimed two lives, preaented at the meeting. and three persons died ln mts. Mrs. Arthur Hrabak, May. haps Soondoy. nard, second department vice At least three oC the dead president, was guest apeaker for were pedestrians and two were the afternoon session. Her topic riding bicycles. was the ' 'American Heritage." Sloe spoke <( the loond!ng of our forefathers and our duty to the Probe Shootout nation, and lack ot respect for VA YTON (UP0 - Auttoorllles our flag at athletl c events and today pieced together detail I ol other pubJic gatherings. a shootout Sunday that hospital An article on patriotism wu ized a civilian, a township poread by Mn. David Yost, memliceman and two sheriff's depuber of the Department Amerities. canism l."Ommittee. Mrs. RaySeven per sons were arrested, mond Bush, placement commit· rtve held for investigatioo of tee , reported that the spring constoootlng with Intent to kill and rerence will be held at Crooksthe other two as mater ial witvllle on JW\e 5 and the Girls nesses. statAl tea will be held on June A Montgomery County sher 7 at Jadu~on. The junior activiiff's dispatcher said the shootties conference wu annOWJced out took place early &mda.Y mornlor AprU 26, and the leadering on the tar west side, when ship training school to be held residents reported shooting in al the Southern Hotel ln Colum. the area. bus was amounced £or Nov. 1-3, Oct. 18.:!0, April 25.:!7, Ma,y 2-4, at a cost of $12 each tor DEDICATE BUILDINGS groups of tour. WADSWORTH, Ohio (UP!) The Cloilliootloe birthdoy par - Gov . James Rhodes and State cy will be held oo Dec. 19 . Development Director F r e d Volunteer workers, candy, mon- Neuenschwander were to dedie,y, and cakes are needed, it cate three new buildings in the was noted. Valley Industrial Park here to. National membership awards doy . went toGallipollo, Pomeroy, MidTo be dedicated were ractlidleport, Junction Cicy, Crooks- tles ol Hudson Oxygen Co, a ville, and Logan. Mrs. Adkina Los Angeles-baaed manufacturreported oo the natlooal conven- er or mygen therapy equipment tion held in September. A round- and Super Mold Corp., a Ure robin card was algned for Ma- mold producer. bel Brown, resolution chair man, Gallipolis, and Louise !Uw. SECOND lNF ANT DIES art oC Athens. BffiMINGHAM, El'l8land (UP!) A patriotic medley was sung - The second of Britain's ft.rst by Mrs. Marjorie Tomei. Ta- sextuplet• Is dead and ooe or bles for the iWlcheon were cen- the rour tiny survivors was in tered with yellow and blue flor - critical condltioo today, doctors al plece s and buckeye trees. reported, Buckeye corsages were given Ian Thorns died ~ nlglot to the members. following surgery to remove an intestinal obstructlon. Doctors said Ids sister Lyme was ln WASHINGTON (Up0 - Hucritical condltloo loUowlng two bert H. HUIJJIJhrey• s Cll11&J8ign operations for the same prob. manager said today Richard Iem. M. Nixon, Republican presi· TO FILE CHARGES denUal candidate, might try to ATHENS, 0 h I o (UP0 work out a private deal with Charges were to be filed totlolrd parcy caoodldaU! Gewge day against 12 per110ns arC. Wallace topreventtheelecre sled Salurdoo,y nlPI In a drug tlon from being thrown lnto raid on a farm near Guyavllle, the House. eight miles aut of here. Charges were to ranae from possession of nareoUcs, cmtrfb.uting to the cletU...,ency ol s mloor and colooololtatlon. TONIGHT & TUESDAY MEE11NG ANNOUNCED The Middleport Uteroy Club OCTOBER 14 - 15 wilt meet Wednesday at 2p. on. at "FAll fROM THE the home of Mrs. Ben Phllsoo MADDING CROWD" in Racine. Julie Christie-Terence Stamp MEE'llNG POSTPO~ED COLOR CARTOONS: ·The regular meeUng ol tloe Southern Local Sdoool lloonl has Mutiny on the Bumy been postponed !ram October 17 SHOW STARTS 7 P, M. < to October ZS. , Meigs L HOLZER MED:CAL CENTER: First Ave. Visiting hours 2-4&nd 7-8 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMIS90NS Barbara L. Hood, 304 Foorttt Ave. j Mrs. Bernad M. Guinther, 1604 Chatham Ave.; Mrs, ~­ mond A. Mathias, 1705 Chestnut St.; John A. Baker, ll26 SecoOO Ave.; Wilbert Mathias, 1705 Chestnut SL; Leslie H. McDan. iel, 661 Third Ave.j Wyman F. Barcus, 1804 Cllatham Ave.; Mrs. Roy E. Wrag, 10 Burger Ave.; Mrs, Robert ll Craft, 203 Kineon Or.; Mrs. Pau1Dinle81!1, 2030 Chatham Ave.j Joe Delawder, Rt 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Junior L, Lemley, Rl 1 Bidwell; Matthew W, Addis, Rt. 1 Crown Clt.y; Mrs. Richard E. NorthtCP, Patriot Star Rt.; Elmer L. Richards, Rt. 2 Thurman; Noble E, Russell, Rt. 1 Vinton; Mrs. Mary M. Cox, Rt. 1, Pt P~easant; Samuel L. Nichols, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ArrP old D. Taylor, Rl 1 Pt. Ple&19ant; Mrs. Keith R Thornton, Rt 2, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lydie J. Duerr, Pomeroyj Joseph G. Lo~ gon, Syracuse; Mrs. William E. Anderson, Pomeroy; Mrs. James L. Garnes, Pomeroy; Mrs. James R. Smith, 1\llpers PWns; Timothy W. Thoren. Rl 1, Minersville; Kimberly Johnson. Middleport; Robert W. Duckworth, Middleport; Mrs. Jack Grimes, Jackson; Mrs. Elizabeth J . Deal, Wellston; Paul E. VIUtoe, Rl 3 Ironton; Mrs. James ll Kirby, Hamden; Elza C. Rlftle, Wellston; Bryan C. Marshall, Hemlock Grove; Mrs. Lewis P, McGlothlln, Ironton; Miss Christine 'fie· kett, Jackson; Mrs. Thomas W. Lewis, Proctorville; Kelly M. Yerian, Jackson; Mrs. George R. Gould, Wellston; Lewis M. RkJ:.. die, Itt 1 Liverpool, W. Va.; Mrs. WOllam T, Sammons, Raceland, Ky, ; Vernal RaoJIIJ, Ironton; Er,.: est M. Wells, Hawthorne, Callt ; Kemeth R. SWann, Oak HUL IDRTHS Mrs. Richard E. North~, Patriot Star Rl. son, 4: 23 L m. Sunday; Mrs. Donald E. caldwell, COlumbus, daughter, 7:34 a. m. Sunday; Mrs. WUilam E. Anderson, Pomeroy, daughter, 10:47 a. m. Sunday; Mrs. James L. Garnes, Pomeroy, daughter, 5:06 p. m. Sullla,y. • ~ to an open mee._, bog ol the RootloOM1 Frlellll,y GarAn invitation deners on OcL 23 waa read dur· ing a recent meet1111 ot the Star Garden Club held at the home ot Mrs. Orlo~ Nelson. Plans werealsoannouaceddur- low the meeting o:onducted by MrL VIrgil Alktna lor the Region 11 moellrw scheduled for Nov. 18 at Eastern High School The CheaU!r Gllrllen Club wiD be the hoot DISCHARGES unlt tor the regional usalon. Ronald K. Baird, Lester K. Tips oa thl~s to do In October Bryant, Mrs. Robert F. O.vls, ware ghenbyMra. Gerald Minor, Mrs. Lenora E. Dean, Mrs. Rot> Mrs. Grover stout told how to ert E. Grueser, Mrs. MUJard make dried dowers usirw pine Hammond, Jr., Michael D. Hin- cones. wheat hads, bean pods, dy. Mrs. Don R. Hw-n, Mr11. Ro&a and thisUe as material coe 0, Joseph, Miss Margaret B. Arraugementa of wayside Qow. Lemmon, Mrs. Lewis P. Uoyd, ers were judged with Mrs. Atkins John P. McKean, Ol&rlesL Mill- taking ftrst, Mrs. Minor uc:ond, 1 er, Mrs. Walter J, Ramey, Mrs. and Mrs, Seth Nldoolaon, llolnt. Joseph C. Roberta, Ernest W. The Nowmber ..-.og ..tu be Smith, George H. Ware, Forrest held at the home of Mrs, Norman Borden, Jr., Mrs. 'Thomas E. Hy- WUL sell and Infant son, Mrs. Donald R. Polcyn and Infant son, Mrs. !:; : :: : : ::::::: :::::::::: : :::::::: : : :::::::~::::::::: :::::::::: : :·:: : ·:·~~ ~~ Paul E. Stewart and infant son, Matthew Addis, Mrs.. Clarence I. .;.; Bee, Mra. Ethel Betz, Denver 0. Canter, Wayne E. Davia, Thomas .. E. Hyrne, Walter J, Janey, Mrs. Robert Lauolermllt, carl J. OIMr. and Mrs. Glen Wertz o1 Mt, Mra, Delano Plnkernwo, Cleveland were recent visitors Mrs. Effie M. Slagie, Mrs. Wll· or her mother. Mrs. Harry Ellis, llam ll Ste!>P, Wtulam E. stroth, Midolleport. Mrs . Larry V. Parsons and lnlallt Mr, and Mrs, Wntls Aleshire daughter. of Dayton were Sunday vbltor11 In Mtdolleport with relatlvaL GRANTED DIVORCE They bad dlmer "ttlo Mr. and Etta Mae Parsons bas been Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Mr. and granted a divorce rrom Paul H. Mro. Rlcharol Cbambera and son, Parsons In the Meigs Coomcy Eric, at the Martin. common pleas rourt on grounds Miss Sally Schaal and h e r of gross neglect of ducy and grandmother, Mrs. Jeule San. extreme cruelt;y . The delendanl bury, were SUndl,y visitors w:ttb was given custody of me minor lrlenda In Mldoli-"child, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Boyers Thelma and Mrs, Howard and GARDEN CLUB TO MEET Boyers ol Mlddleport and Lester Tho Mldolleport Gorden Club Boyers ol ~ringlleld "ere wnt meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday •t dl.Y sueata of Mr. and Mrs, WUthe Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Iard Boyers uod lamUy, Electric Co. aocial romt. :Middleport... Personal Notes \ ~ Hubert H. Humphrey says George C. Wallace is wllling to bargain his electoral votes to the "highest bidder" but insists "1 am not bidding." He cloalle~ Richard M. Nlxoo to make the same statement. Nixon himself has had nothing to say about charges !rem the Hmwhrey camp that Wallace 100 Nixon have held secret talks on the possibility of gt ving Wall•ce's electorlll votes to the GOP canaldate. Nixon aides BRAND NEWI COMPLmLY DlmRENTI denied it, charging the vice president with "trick campaign gimmickry." Herbert G. Klein, Nixon's campaign manager, retorted Nixon said three months ago that "Under no circwnatances would I negotiate for electoral votes. " 11 Tlvlt statement still stands, " Klein said. Humphrey, in his first news conference In three weeks, said Wallace has said he would not ger, Lawrence F. O'Brien, Bald earlier Monday that Nixon's refusal to debate Humphrey on national television made it look like "Nixon is keeping his optlms open for an Electoral College deal with the third-party candidate.'' It was O'Brien who charged that secret negotiations wer e being held, saying "It would seem (they) • • , lie at the root of Nixon's refusal. , , . " In other political develop.. allow the election to be thrown into the House ot Representatives but would decide in the event of a split election which or the other two candidates to back. "I £or one would not make aey such deal," HlJJTIPilrey said. "There will not be a HwuphreyMuskie deal with Wallace and Gen. (Curtis E.) LeMay or tlirougll an interm~iary such as Sen. Strom Thurmond.'' Humphrey's campaign maM- Now You Know • e England's first poet laureat was GeoO'rey Chaucer, author ol the "Canterbury Tales, •• who assumed the title In 1389 and was given a royal grant of a yearly allowance of wine. at Nh:on- The GOP caoclidate, confident or his lead, wss reportedly consideriflf mt!mbers for an economic team to turn campaign promises on w-ba.n problems into legislative action. Af.ler three days of resting and meeting with aides at Key Bi scayne, FlL, Nixon returned to the campaign trail today with rallies in Miami, Greensboro, N.C. aod Knoxville, Tenn. Buml)hrey- The vice pres- It ~ . en tl Fast! Compact! Portable! Efficient! The Pomeroy Chamber ot Com. merce meeting for a luncheon meeting Monday at Salley' a Re&a t:aurant went on record as be· lng cooperative towards a pian for the establishment of an air- port In Meigs Councy. The reaction or the group to $30,000 Progra1n Is Authorized By Commissioners County Soldiers and Sailors Re- lief Commission, a proposed airport followOO a visit by Governor James Rhodes to Meigs Councy last Frldoy lor tile opening or the new Route 33. At that time, it was reported, Gov . Rhodes indicatedthatanairport would be one of several stops towardsprogresstor Meigs County. He Lndicated that funds are available if a site Is provld. ed locally. The chamber agreed Monday to cooperate with the Meigs Counzy Community Improvement Corp. in an airport project a n d named Franklin Rizer a! cham . ber representative to work with the CIC on the proposed project. The chamber discus!iad possible purchase of a rranchlse to sponsor and stage the Miss Southern Ohio Pageant - a part oithe Miss Ohio and Miss America Pageants , The Sandusky Junior Chamber conducts the Mlss Ohio Pageant and franchises the local pageant. The franchise must be purchased within the n e x t month or so forthepageantwhich would probably be held next sum· mer. The chamber extended a vote of thanks to all residents a n d groups who helped with the op. ening or Roote 33 last Friday and a luncheon Cor dignitaries which followed the official opening. The Christmas holiday season in the community was discu ss. Interested Individuals Invited To Have FHA Papers Processed All Meigs residents wishing to process the necessary paper work for a Farmers Home Administration loan on a new home are to report to the Pomeroy Elementary School Thurs. doo,y. Workers will be oo hand to process the paper work from 1 to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m. ln the evening until the work Is of the Farmers Home Admini stratton was outlined and several contractors displayed what they have to offer in new homes. As a result o! the meeting DYer 80 families signed papers Lndicatlng their desire to proceed with an FHA loan, The Thursday meeting will process tbe req.dred papers in conJmctlon with the loan applications. complllled. The Thursday opportoonlcy lor residents to have the paper work completed for them Is provided by Pomeroy Attorney Frank w. Porter who recenUy staged a meeting on new houatng at the Pomeroy Junior School. At that time lloe loan JII'OIII'UD Bosworth Council 46, Royal aocl Select Masters, will meet in regular session at 7:30 Wednesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, Dalli\Y S. Zirkle is 11luatrious Master. County MEETING AN'lOUNCED Porter states that FHA has agreed to provide $1,800,000 for new housing in Meigs Count.Y. Mrs. John Rees, director of the Ohio Association of Gar den Clubs, Region 11, will be present tor an open meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners which has been set for 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 23, at the Rutland Church of Chri st. All garden clubs of the county are invited to at tend. Mrs. Nelle Franklin wHI conduct a demonstration on the modern trend in arranging. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::x:;:x:::::::::::::~.:;;;;;:.;;;. ed briefly. A commiU.oo will re- port soon on the purchase of new materials for street decorations. lllany. wa,es clolltes In Just 10 11lloos of water and has a "JUdi. saver," lao, LlfeUme STAINLESS STEEL wa, 11tb. Stop In ..,d He a dorn011stratlon af the totally new Hoo•er Spin Drying Washer soon, You'll be amued atlht wrq II .. ELBERFELDS IN POME y Headquarte~s for Hoover Washers, Sweepers and all Hoover Appliances. Save now tn our store wide October Salas - Weari111 Apparel for your family and furnishines for your home. Weather ~ .. lo Fair and mild tonight. Low in upper 50s and lower 60s. "':; ..· ~; 'J 1'/ ot l~,r FIVE CENTS At Festival MASON - The Wobema Hlllo So:toool Band directed by Jerr:T Simmons won top loollors Satur- day In lleld moonoouvera at I b e Blaek Walnut Festival held In p!cer, W. Vs. 110 adolltlon, the majorette corps the Watoouna Bind alao _,top m - · In the maJorette eorpo, Waloama binds have p r evlllusl,y ottenoled lloe lestlval but were In tloe wlMlnl! circle lor the ant lime tlolo )'1111", EIOYIII bondo !rom varloua West Vlrtdnla commomltles took port In the eompetlllan. ,. LOCAL TEMPS ' Tho temponture In downtown " .oll!l.m. Tuesday un- • - lkltiWlS 70 . . _•• Another committee will report on a Chrl strnas promotion being plarmed. Ship~s Guns Level Island SAIGON (UP I)- The batl.leship New Jersey sailed up to the island holding North Vietnam' s heaviest s hore batteries and literally blasted a chunk of the rortres s into the Gulf of Tonkin with her 16-iru:h guns, U.S. spokesmen said today. When the smoke clean'ld away a U.S. aerial spotter looked for a corner of the once-lethal Hon Matt Island and shouted iDtu ·hts radio: " It' s down in the ocean!" The spotter said Morxlay' s barrage by the world's only a ctive battleship " took away a large slice of the island itself." The New Jersey, in her first weeks of Vietnam war duty, had sailed through heavy monsoon rains that held back Anwrican aircrafL She pulled into range of the North Vietnam guns and for :JU minutes poured in 2,700 pourw:l shells. No Return Fire There was no report of the North Vietnamese guns getting even one shot at the New Jersey, The New Jersey'!'i attack struck near the seaport of Vinh and only 15 miles south of the 19th Parallel, the northernmost bourdary of U.S. bombardments since all but North Vietnam's soLJthern panhandle was put off limits Ap r il 1. The New Jersey' s nine 16-inchers are nol bothered by the heavy rains that often block ll,S. air strikes. American spokesmen said U.S. jets Oew 188 missions Monday against North Vietnam but dle rain and low clouds limited damage r eports. Sunday 1 Navy A6 oll-lloer Intruder jet crashed due to unknown causes 24 miles sootheast of Vlnh, Its tw<Hnan crew being li sted as missing In a ction. In South Vietnam, military source s said U.S. forces caught 16 Communist armored vehicles ncar the Cambodian border arw:l unleashed a massive air aocl artillery attack against them. They said results or the night bombardment Monday was not yet known. Armor Appearance Uoosual A special American reconnaissance team sighted the armor near the Green Beret' s Due Lap c~. where in August about 1,000 attacking Communists were killed. The sources said l. S. commarder s reacted immediately to the relatively rare appearance of Red armor, especially armor spotted so far South. There was no immediate explanation for the appearance of the armor. But the VietCong (ConUnued on page 8) Injury is • Escaped Ill Accident No one was Injured In a col Usion between a car and a tractm.trailer at 10:10 a.m. Moo- Wins Honors load last• 111d cleaner tMI illY other washer. iII lind 10011 lor it In lite kitchen, bllll or utility room, And ,, selVes es extra counter speo:e when not In use. Move lite Hoover Washer anywhere on bi1 oasy·rollif\i casters. Roll II up Ill lhe sink lo Wasil, U1en bao;k 1o lite COIIIII oul of 0o T. Agnew- The Mlry- Pomeroy C of C Offers to Help Work for Meigs County Airport Wahama Band Yes, really last! You t11t WISh, dnsa, 11d spin-«, alamlll"tlzt .l. • i>~ ~iro larxl governor was warmly recel ved by a New York Conservative party audience Monday night when he said "We must act forecefully to limit, . • civil disobedience that leads to civil disorder." Edmund S. Muskie- The Democratic vice presldentlal nomia nee accused Nixon of a "muted, (Cootlnooed oo poge 8) _ PO ~M __ ER~O~Y__- M ~I~ D~ D~ LE~PO _ RT~,~O~H~IO _ _ _ _ __ _ ~ TU:.._E...:._ SD =-A~Y...:._,.:: OCTOBER 15,__ 1(,'~ Blll Gnleser and Leonard Jewell appeared belore the commlsslooera and lndlcoteol lloal B<Jdl>· mant such u wheelchairs a n d erutdoes wlolch belonged to the Amvets Cloajllers, oo looger chartered here, Is to go to the Meigs 515900 i> . /. ' co • tr~, '~.s1 "'"~., llc.. 0 . the offer. Humphrey said today Nixon was "afraid" to debate. Yo C-!2, ONLY told an enthusiastic away," the former Alabama Evansville, Ind., crowd Monday governor declared. Debate T he National night he ls ready "to go any place, to talk to anyone to see Press Club MoOOa,y invited that an honorable peace comes J-lwnphrey and Nixon to debate urxler its auspices aOO, in New in Vietnam." Wallace- Wallace, in Fresno, York, the Overseas Press Club charged Ms rivals foe the said HllDlPhrey, but not Nixon, presidency otl'er only "compli- has accepted its similar invitacated solutions to st.nwle tion. W a II a c e headq\W"ters problems. To those who say meantime said he had accepted you'll throw away "~ tr vote Cor Hump~rey's offer tor a debate the Republican11 Demo- on C~ television next Sunday crats, you'll , "'Ote night. Nixon has not accepted ident ments: IJ.>.,oled To The lnlere:oL• Of 'fh<' Meig.•- Ma•on Area VOL. XXI NO 122 The Meigs eouoozy Board of Commissioners Mmdoo,y approved and autloorhed a $30,000 compreloenllve plomlng program lor tloeluture <( Melp Councy, The action came after Berna ani Full>, Harold Carnahan ouod H. E. S1leldl, memt>er• m.the Melgo CA>unt;y llellonll PllmlRg Conunlsolon, -odbelorethe board and told of the vital need of the plan in order to get an ·orderly plan for prOIJ"&Is in the count;y and lor participating In !ederal program.o. Alttooooglo the coAl o1 the plan, wlolch will lake th...., years to oomplooU!, lo $30,000 Melgo Coomcy Is responolble onl,y lor $7,. 500 ol the total cost with the rest to be paid by the ledorll guvernment. The count;y will be relmburaed for a portion of the $7,500 cost from the various taxing districts tlorooogloout the councy. The commlssimers also ap. proved two road improvements submitted by Theodore Beegle, Cowot;y Engineer, to be carried out on a force account basis. The nrst m these wilt cos! an estimated $3,655 and is for repair caused by Doods In the LangiVille - Dexter area on Couoozy Road C-10. The other Is IO< resurfacing ol the Leading Creek rood, IIIIUth ol Rootland !rom temporary Slate Route 35, to the Junclloo ol Colllt;y Road SP.!n Drying Wash•r ··-· ··-~··· Nixon Aides Charge HHH With Campaign Gimmickry Club Gets Invitation 1 MBGS THEATRE '\ ' ' ' \\It Wants to Arrange Meeting . .-... dily oo Rt. 124, one-tenth m a MEIGS WINS - The Meiss Merooooler Frooh team picked '4) their fourth consecutive victory of the season, without a oleleal, by edging visiting Gallipolis 6-0 at the Mldolleport field Monday afternoon. The lone TD was scored on a 9-yard aerial froJm Hallbeck Rick Ash to End Tommy Cook with ab<kot a OJOln. ute left In the ftrst halt Meigs players pictured abow, froJm !ell, are Robin Ploalln (22), Ted Lehew (60), making the stop on a GARS ball carrier; Ron Smith (30), John Thomas (63), Vlctw Young (73) and Fred Thompson (72), F'Iles for Divorre Honor World War I Veterans Cioartdll8 gross neglect ol olo- World War I Nlgbt11 W&l observed wben DNw Web!IU!r Pool 39, American Legl.on metreeent- Three Vieblam guests were preaent ror the meeting. They were George Harris, Jr., Tho· LY, Vsterooros "of lloe lirlll World War present for the ob1ervance Include Don Robson, Doer Rouah, Homer WU!ard, Ernest Lallooroce, Ben Neutzllng, Robert Burnam, WUllam lloOOallloel~ Henry Wlppal, Orlo Harris, William Beal, Lawrenee Smith, Rey Whaley and Walter Vaugloan. Vaqloan Is one ~ the two living charter memberL 11)0& t;y and exlreme cruelt;y, Ploylllo J, Raines, Long Bottom, has lllocl salt lor divorce agalnat R, Dolo Raines, Napoleon. In the Meigs Couoozy COIIIDMlll pleao C<lUl'l. The p1alntll! seeko custody <( two minor chUdren. In the divorce actloo ol DorIs Jean Dalley, POrtland Route I, aplnst Ora Leo Dalle,y, Pori· lllld, the pllllntliJ seeks CIUllO· d)' ol four mloor o:lollolren rather than two minor chlldr111 as wao roportoc! eorller. 11 Hysell and Paul Smith, Mro. Corrie Neutzling waa In Oharge ollloe Wwld War I them. ed program with Peggy Harrl1, Catherine Welab, Gladys Mow· rey, Isabella Couch, Gema Casci and Dlen Couch singing several nwnbers. There were parodies In salute to the oiJicers d the post. '111ese were written by ~s. Naotll~ (ilonllnoeoloo- 8) ·:-:::;;;;;::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:::::;:::::::::;: The annual meeting or the Meigs County Pioneer and His· tory Society has been set for Thursday !ram I to 2:30p.m. at the Sl. Paul Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. A brief. but inter· esUng, program has beenpla~ ned. There will be an election of trustees, a repolt on the progress being made on the museum and office buUdh~ and a report of Uie treasw-er. Edison Hobstetter Is the cw-~ rert president. The meeting is open to members and guests. nolle south ol Rt. 248, acoorollng to the State Hllloway Patrol, Officers reported that the car driven by Foster Starcher, 46 , Clarksburg, W, Va., and the tractor-trailer operated by WU!lam J. Jividen, 42, McArthur, collided on a sharp curve. There was moderate damage to Uie car and minor to the trac- tor-trailer. The patrol cited Jividen to Meigs Couoozy Court Oct. 18 oo a charge col driving lett col center. Logged as an accident was a minor tncldert at 9 p.m. Mondoy oo Rt. 338, tlo~hs of a nolle lOUth or Racine. The patrol said Charles L. Sloaln, Z6, Rt. I Racine, W a s driving liOIItlo cxo Rt. 338, pasoing through a bridge, wloen an object thrown by oome chDolren damaged !lot lett rear m lola car. REPUCA - A colorful fall tree replica has o~lded this tallln increasing enrollment in the Pomeroy Elementary PTA. Designed by Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, the tree features colorful leaves on which are written the mmes ot the scht:MX children whose parents join the PTA. In charge of the tree and adding the tnan.Y leaves each day is Mr&. ~ril Smith. school secrellry, wl11>.ls pictured with tJoe II:~.IPJlie-""bDol~• .. News ... in Briefs By United Press Internatiorwl COLUMBUS - IT WAS ANNOUNCED here Mordy that Republican presidential candidate Richard Nixon would visit Ohio Oct. 21 and 22. Nixon planned a whisde-atq> tour by train from Cincinnati to Toledo U1en, and also plarmed an Oct. 30 speech ln Cleveland. Vice presidential candidate ~iro T. Agnew is to speak at Youngstown Thursday. Sen. George Murphy, R-Calif., will address the Ohio Federation of Republican Women on Friday here. COLUMBUS - STATE DEMOCRATIC HeadquarU!rs alUIOUIICed Monday that Lawrence O'Brien, campaign manager (or VIce President Hubert H. Hwnphrey, has canceled a l~ity tour of Ohio that was to start Thw-sday. O'Brien was to start a week-long tour of Ohio to pi8J' strategy with party leaders, Officlals said Humphrey, the Democratic presidential nominee, requested O'Brien to remain in Washington to work "because or significant campaign developments in recent days." WASHINGTON - TIIE UNITED MINEWORKERS union and bituminous cc.l mine operators have signed a new contract which the union said is "Uf1lrecedented" and management says " heralds a new day in the relationship between coal miners and their employe r s." The three--year contract approved Moll1ay gi~s 80,000 striking miners a $35-a-week pay hike O"Yer three years, includirw an i.mmedlate $3-a~ay wage increase. The soil-coal miners' basic wage Is oow $27.25 a doy. PERTH, Al'STRALIA - A FRESH earthquake struck this ciey or 100,000 toda.}', sending thoosands ot residents fleeing imo the streets. Toda.v' s tremor caused no reported injury but spread some pani c across the western Australian sections hit by MoOOay's tar stronger earthquake. DAYTON - A MASS MEETING of all teachers was called for Wednesday morning to discuss teacher problems, said Tom Tucker, president of the Dayton Classroom Teachers AssociaUoo Momay nlglol Tucker said lhe r epresentative assembly of the DCTA, T'q)r&senting e\'6J'y school buildlng in the city, mandated him to call the unusual meeting after Supt. Wuyne carle refused twice to meet with the OCT A to talk about a policy to haodle teacher problems. ----- - DIPLOMATIC SOURC~ 8lld t<odiQ< 11oe Uoilocl States appeared to be moving cautiously tDIVard eventual recQIIII.Uon of the military junta that has seized power In Panuna. The State Department. they said, probably would anomee suspension or relltions with Panama, Jtrlch would have the lepl effect of eMing its recognition of oustds President Arn.llfo Arl.u who has taken refUge in the U.S. canal zooe. ' wASIIINGTON COLUMBUS - SLATES OF ELECTORS lor live-. . prul,. dentlol candldiU!s have been rued with Secretary ol Slate Toe! Brown. w. c. Included were Senator Eugene McCorlloy, Goa<ae Wllllaao, Negro Ccmedlllll Dick Gregory, the Communist Parblof Amvtea and the Nlllrn! SOellllat Labor Parcy, . McCariloy' s vice president waa llslocl u the olllomja Lulloer King Jr. · • ,• ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 14, 1968 shiflet