https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/52b889456e3f1cd2a496c45f91120ba4.pdf 86c26eab7a64d55a93b9f02cfcbe05bf PDF Text Text .1.% .-:- The lllilJ ~ntl..,l, Poxnoroy-Mlddlepor~ o., Thursday, O<:tol>er 24, ,,,,.,.:'.,,,,,,,,,,,:,:·:.:.;,,"' ' ,.,.).;.,,,,,,,.,.,.,., .....,.· 1968 Auxiliary Will t'::r~o:~':2~~:J. Assist Parties ljMiddtef,c,;t... !i Mro. Am Angel and 1011, Kevin, were Slmday visitors ol Mr. and Mro. Edward &nitll and clllldren. Seglenda returned returned to Middleport with Mr. and Mn. '··.:.-:-:-:-:·:·:-:-:-:;;.;.;.;::.:-:-:- ...... ·.·.·.•;.·o.·.·.·.·.· .·.•.•.•.•.·.·.·. ,•,•,•,•,•,•,·.·.·.·.·.·-:·:: ~-Social ·1: Calendarf! Plans for asslating with a par~ t..v ror the 55 veterans confined prayer to public aehoola. THURSDAY Mn. Charles Ha,yea wa1 apANNUAL RUSH party, XI Gamto the Athena Stale Hospital on pointed communit;y service chair. ma Mu, Beta Sigma Phi SororiNov. 14 were made when the La- man for the auxiliary. Member- ty, 6:30 p.m. Thursda.Y at hoote Richards for a visit. dles Auxiliary of Drew Webllter ship drive waa discussed and of Barbara Betzlng; members Mra. Harold Vogelsong and Post 39, American Legion, met Mn. Gerald WUdermuth advtaed to bring own chairs. daughter, MeJlnda, ot PortsTuesday night at the hail wtth that dues must be sent to unit ROCK SPRINGS Gra~, 8 p. mouth, are here for a visit with Mrs. Ellen Couch, president, pre- tre111urers prior to Nov, 10 It m. Thursday night at the lloll· Mr. and Mrs. John Fulb:, Marc, llldlng, Five doJlars were con- unJt11 are to quality for citations members to bring McGutry and Anita, and other relatives. tributed toward expenses of the of merit . ers for the program. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caruth- .P&rt.Y and a basket of fruit AwcThe auxUlary now has a paid TRI.COUNTY ClUzena Band ers and Mr. and Mrs. Jwtior Lauillary members wUJ also furnish membership of 79 and dues are Radio Club masked Halloween dermJJt, Midd.Jeport, and JefJ and cooldes, candles and Kool-Aid to be sent to Mrs. Roy Reuter, party Thur..t.y, Oct. %4, at 7:30 Gregg Laudermilt of Caldwell for refreshments and gifts for Beech&., ~meroy, have returned from f1. D.l!lti!l, p.m. at the rerddence of Mr. and game prJ zes. The dinner on Nov. 14 waa \'a., where they visited Sgt. and Mrs. Brooks Edwards In Mason. The hoapJtal paUents receive diswssed and Mrs. Don Hennen Mn. Robert Caruthers . T h e y All members and triend1 wela minimum of fruJt and there- was awo1nted chairman. 1be unit come. al110 visited In Buckhannan, W. fore, residents desiring to coo- decided to aell tiag11 and anyone Va., with Mr. and Mu. Charles RIVERVIEW GARDEN C I u b tribute fruit are asked to con- interested In purchasing one 11 Cobb and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond cllmer meeting Thursday nll!lrt, tact Mrs. 0 . A. Martin. All five aaked to contact Mrs. Couch. The Crites. Three Sona Restaurant, Viema, unltl'i or the oount;y will be help- slogan, "A Flag ln Every MemW, Va.; members to meet at the ing with refreshments ror the ber's Home" was adopted, The Whitehead home at 5:30 p.m. party , the first for veterans at sale of wrawing paper and pe. PORTLAND Homemakers Club, the Athens &ate Hospital. cans Is continuing. Thuroday, 7:30 p.m., home of The District 8 party at the A letter of thanks from the post Mn. Paul Schuler; all area homeChillicothe Veterams Hospital was read by Mrs. Couch. 'The makers welcome. was announced for Dec. 19 and legionnaires thanked the mem.fRIUAY The MiddJeport Business and the auxiliary voted to contribute bers for 88sisting ln cJeaning MIDDLEPORT Women's ChrhProfessional Women's C I u b $5 toward expenses. Mrs. Harry the hall and for presenting the tlan TeJQJerance Union, 7:30 Frinavis, chairman of the junior program at the recent po1t parThe !Idly night completed the secday night at the Church of the ond session of a defensl11e driv - auxiliary, reported that party ty. Nazarene, Middleport. favors will be made by the jun. The meeting CJPCDed in rlb.Jaing course which it has sponSATURDAY Iars. li.stlc form with MrS. rva Powell sored. HALLOWEElll PARTY lor A public meetlng on cystic fi giving the prayer. There was a Those completing the four hour member& and wive~ and auxilcourse held in two sessions re- brosis at the Salisbury School silent tribute to the dead, the iary members and husbands, beceived cards ot recognition Tues - on Nov. 12 also waa announced. pledge or allegiance, and the gimlng 9 p.m., Saturda,y at Drew ~er for the program will '~Star ~ngled Bamer." day evenJng at Meigs High School Webster Post 39, AmerlcM Lebe August Simmons, director or A report from the legislative In Middleport. gion. Prizes for tunniest, pretThe group lncluded Alwilda the Columbua Chapter of Cyatic handbook was presented by Mrs. tiest and mostorigfnal costumes. Werner, Betty Conkle, Nellie Ffbro&ls. A (ilm entitled, .. The Thornton. Sbe pointed out the Entertainment and refreshments VaJe, John Werner, Olga Pierot- Song of the Scylark, '' will be vsst amount 0( legislation which following orand parade. ti, Geneva Tuttle, Janet Korn, shown. Two chUdren in Meigs the American Legion has proRACiNE FIREMEN'S Auxiliary Ronnie Vance, Steve Donahue, Countv are am.icted with the moted for the benefit of veterwill have a chtlJ supper precedMary Kunzelman, Mra . Dan disease. The IXlbllc is urged to lUIS. Ing the Saturda,y fall lellllval at A comnwni cation regarding an White, Wilma Sargent, Pearl Rey - attend the information program the fire hoose; supper starts at address change was read from nolds, ~erry Powell , Amos on cystic fibrosis. 4:30 .v.m.; also pie and cotfoo. Mrs. J. M. Thornton, legf.da- Mrs. Eata Wise, now at Mingo Leonard, William Grueser, HIGH SCHOOL dance party Sal· <..."'beryl McLaughlin, Mary Rad- ttve chairman, noted that 11 let- Junctioo, and a letter was read ford, John Lohse, San<tv Ta.ylor, ten were WTftten to Cong. Clar - from Mrs. ClaraBingaboutdues. urda,y, 8:30 tx> 11:30 p.m., Meigs Mrs. Glady& Cummings was ap- High School auditorium In Mid~errl 1\irner, Anna Ta.ylor, Ken- ence Miller lut month regardneth Wood, Max f{)lmer, Betty ing Sen. Dirkson'1 resolution for pointed parlimentarian. Apotluck dleport; Jayo emceeing. MONDAY Cline, Martha B. Fry, Leo Crew a PnlPOsed amenc~JnJ;,nt to the supper was plaJUled for the NoMEIGS CHAPI'ER, American Constitution allowinu voluntary vember meeting. and Dan White. pra.yer in public 11chools. S.e Refre&hmenta were served by Red Croas BloodmobUe, 1 to 6 said that four of the letters have Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr.a. p.m. Mondi.Y at Pomeroy EleBest Beauty Aids been answered to date and that Robert Alkire. Contributing hos- mentary School. Walk~ dooors No gooey creams for pretty Coog. Mlller assures that hew:IIJ tesSI!s were Mrs. Polly Hyaell welcome. actress Shirley JoDes. She make every effort to restore and Mn. Clara. Paulsen. MF.JGS BAND Boosters, 8 p, Jay• ihat loti of soap aad m. Monday, Meigs lllgll School water-p)ua sleep, geod diet cafeteria, Middle.POrt. Parents dlld outdoor exercise-are the ~ elementary, junior and senior bell avaUable beauty aida. bands to attend. TENT 95, Daughters of Union Veterans ot the Civil War, 7:30 p.m. Monday at the D.A.V. hall . rued. ,, Driving Course Is Completed FRIDAY, SATURDAY ANDSU:WAY OCT. 25 - 26 - 27 Lee Marvin-Ernest Borgnfne "THE DIRTY DOZEN" (Metrocolor) AND Lee Marvin-Angie Dickinson "POINT BLANK" MEIGS TH£ATRE TONIGHT ONLY OCT. 24 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCT. 25 - 26 "SP A..HT ACUS" (Technicolor) Kirk Douglas Laurence Olivier COUlRCARTOON: Hippy-<Lrome Tiger SHOW STARTS 7 P. M:' Six-Bed Hospital Ward is Adopted Contrtbutiona were made for parties at the Huntington and Chillicothe Veterans Hospitals and a six~ ward at the DIIJ'ton Veteran& Hoapital was "adopted" by the Ladles Auxiliary of Feeney - Bennett Post 128, Amer ican Legion, at a meeting Tuesday nigllt at the Middleport Hall. During the meeting conducted by Mra. Dale Kennedy, the unit voted to give $10 for the District 8 proJect of providing 2,000 pounds of' caney each month tor tile CWIHcothe Hospital's par. ties. AOOptJng the six-bed ward at the Dayton hospital will cost the auxiliary about $24. Plans were made for the auxiliary memben to join in a party at the Athens State Hospital on Nov. 14 for the 55 veterans con~ lined there. Gifts will be taken for use as game prizes. The Chlllloolhe Hoooltal birthday party waa amouncedforDec. 19, Mrs. Charlea Kessinger, )In- •· ...'' ' '. ' \. ~/ ol :l TIE S\YII,IIIf SIAIES Grange Winner lor auxiliary chairman, reported that the junior members will make table favors and fioral arrangements roreachofthetables. A local garden club member has agreed to Instruct the girls in Harrismville Grange received making Ute table decorations. On Dec. 5 the auxiliary mem- $10 lor placing ninth In the alate bera will assist with a community attend111ce contest, it was reservice project at the Athens ported at Saturda,y night's meetstate Ho&pjtal for approximately ing by Norman WUJ, muter. Plans were made for the tra150 patients, not all veterana. It waa reported that 150 towel dlttonal turkey d:imer at the Nobibs are being made for the six vember meeting of the grange, hospitals in Ohio, and that rib- Anniversary greetings were exbons, Ues, and ladies' hose are tended to Mr. and Mrs . Will, and being collected for the Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Frank llaUida,y Hospital where they are used Ill were reported ill. The program opened with a rug material. The annual Veteran& Day song, "Onward Grangers, Ondinner scheduled for 6 p. m. on ward." Mrs. Gladys Nicholson Nov. 11 was plamed. The auxili- read a poem, "October;" Duane ary wlll serve a steak dinner to WUI related a humerous story the legfoo andaurlllarymemben about hobos and Seth Ntchol110n and their h.illbands and wives. A explained UNICEF. Virgil Atkins led a discussion program Ceaturlng Benjamin Franklin V, tile well..lmownmagi- ct the topic "Your Vote Counts.'' clan and teacher of PL Pleasant, There was an article on &hearing 11heep with a chemical by Mr. will hogln at 7 p. m. The charter was draped for Will, and a reading on .. Soda Mrs. PyiHs Grant and Mrs. Kath- as a Fire Fighter" by hron ryn PoiOOer..er. It was vti.ed to Jewell. Norma Lee concluded send dliid welfare and rehabilita- the program wlth two readings, tion aa.sessments to the depart. uWllat ts Friendship?"' and '"Definition ~ a Pessimist." ment. A poUuck supper was served Mrs. Kemedy, Mrs. Golda at the conclusion of the meeting. Mourning and Mn. Albert Rwsh were awointed to a commJttee to purchase materials and make new curtains for the hall prior to the Veterana Da,y party . Reporting on the recent District 8 fall conference waa Mrs. Kessinger. nurteen new membera accepted were Debra Gll Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Delong, key, Cheryl Barnhart, and Anita Fultz, jmiora, and Alta Miller, 113 Buttermt Ave., Pomeroy, Sara Fowler, Etta Lemley, Mary are armounclng the birth of their Kauff, Ruth Goaney, Ama John- tldrd 11011, Cedi Robert, at 8:05 son, Mary Madden, Garnet Herd- p.m. oo Oct. 17 at Holzer Hosman, Martha Fox and Ruth BarnM plW, wel,o#llng atx pounds and If ounces. hart. oenlora. Mr. and Mrs. Delong have three Reports were given on thereother chUdren, Ode, 16; Jetf, cent rummage sale and the Pyth.. 8, and Kelly &le, 7. Gnndpor. ian Slsterdlmer. It was noted that lhe unit will sene holiday din- ent1 are Mr. and Mra. Charles ners and orpnfzationa are Jnvtt- Allen, WellMlle, and Frank Cored to cootact Mrs. Rouoll, 992- nell, Porllond, Is the oreal • Of $10 Prize Third Son Born to fhe colors swing and so do the patterns in the terrific new De/9ngs October 17 sport coats we 're featuring. You'll swing, too, in these honeybrown s, earth bronzes, sparkling new Harves t blues, greens, wheat s and the new mu lti-color blends. Flawlessly tailored in the boldand-beefy fabncs that hold from 29.95 their shape-and yours-for that self-assured well-dressed feeling. Contrasting Slacks friday and Saturday are Sale Days ar Elberfelds in Pomeroy and the store is open both days from 9:10 in the morning until 9 in lhe evening. Come in and visilthru·oulthe store on all J no,;s. See the many new arrivals. Wearing apparel for your family ond furnishings for your home. • from 9.95 DOWNIE-GROSS llhe ~ten's Store Pomeroy 3169 . .Audor members will hold a bake sale on Nov. 16. Mary Jane Jenkinson, wbo attended Buckeye Girls State under _.oorahlp of the auxiliary and her maUler, Mrs. Curtia JenldnSCII were guests. MJss Jenkin110n report«) her activities and experience• at Girls state. '· ~ported Ul were Mro, Lena Wolfe, Henry Re!tmlre, Homer Hawkins, John Coughenour and Mrs. Kathern &nlth. srandlather. Papoose Slings JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT DF, THIS WEEK END SA VIi' OH Womens Wash Dresses 4.95 Mens and Boys Jackets An excellent value in women's half size dresses by one of the t({l resources - a wide selection ot styles and colora Sizes 14% to 24'.'.! . weight aluminum frame and ·'the. c a n v a s snaps off for laundering. T h e shoulder straps should aJso be scrubbed off with a s u d s y brush to avoid soiling mother's clothes . slza a~nd I0¥1 .IUI'ing thlt· aclcat Sola, Womens Knit Slacks in extra sizes t•ur in fomllr. lac atl, gat your tOfrltt A Roal Valvo At Now l1 the be11 time to bur )'Our Work Clothln11 lew loll and wlllfar Yo11'll find ll<ICIIIent 11f1ctlone In,_,. work JoeJr..t. -Ca1hc.fl A.... ~~ n., ... ~ Wn.lr Gar-nh - Cnverall• l.v Blue Boll - L.ee-C.,...,rn Wlnt1r W1l9ht Work Cop• - Lee Bll. Ov...oll• - Han .. Therii!GI ,nc~ Quilted Underwlor- Worlt Glave1 In cloth, ltnlll and luthen. C01111 to Elberfeld• M1n1 D1portment or'! rhe ht floor, look around. S•l•c:t the work clothing you Mid now. 3. 95 Wlol. 100 per cent Colony - bohied to 100 per cenl acetate. Ela,._ tic Waistbarxl. Easy to slip on. Warm without excessive weight. Many new fall shades In sizes 32 to 38. Come to Elberfelds Bus.y Ready To Wear O~tpart11ent and toke odvonto9e of the gr~tat savings on Womens Sweaters. A complete line of nltW foil sweaters in cordi~ gems and sliponrt, washable orlons In flat •nits and bulkiet - Helencos in solids and prints - all wools and mohair and orion blends - beautiful colors in sizes 34 to 40 and 42 to 46. Sale! FLANNEL BACK TABLE COVERS ft.ovy wolght hern-cf Ylnyl with fl ..cy flannel boclt, Fine ••lectlon af Pattern• ond ulld colore...... . .................... , .2.39 Slu1 52 b)' 70 lnch11 SIZ:E 52 llr 52 INCHES ..................................... 1.69 SIZ~ 52 by 90 INCHES ............................ : .... 2.95 Quilted Mattress Pads KNIT SLACKS BY "CLASSY TOGS" 10tm cotton ~nil •locln lor Dirls 1izes 7 lo 14, b1outih.l dor• plaid•, bonded lo 100% Qcltof.,, 1l ip on ~tyle with elo1tlc bo.:~. Sanforized shnlnk. FUling all "CellacJoud" acetatethatwa1hes so weD. Protects yoor mattress. ~sy to put on. Our famous Sleep craft cover. JUST RECEIVED A HEW SHIPMENT OF Styles for nurses, beauticians, dieticians, technicians, waft. resses. The ideal uniforms for the girhi in white - Coachman atyles, shifts, skimmers and tailored shirtwaist stylea. Sizes B to 20 and haJ( sizes 1211\! to 24!,'2. Toke advantage of the great savings on W'omens Wint~r Coots - including our comp lete stock of Womons fur trim dr~ss coots and untrimmed casual coots - all wool fabrics in plaids, solids, tweeds and checks - junior petites- regular juniors - misses sizes and hoff sizes. Just received anotfler shipment of Hanes two piece footed sleepers in pastels and prints. See our complete selection of Buster Brown 100 per cent cotton knJts - shirts, trousers, cardigans, skirts, socks and urderwear. Need a shower gift for Baby? Try a two piece di~er set by Cutler CUvver-llps or select from our new line of Young Years single and doubletiered bassinette liners in white and pastels. A big aelectiOIL White, solid colora and fancy pattern• in a wide selection of colors. Chooae double bed size- 81 by 108; lull bed size, lltled bottom - tw!D bed size 72 by 108. Tloln bed 1lze, fttted bottom, or 42 by 38 pillow caaea. You'l1 Uke thJ a blg select! on and the specJal low prices now. SaleI Fleldcrest Bath Towels Extra large bath towel&stze ~by 45 mches. atra heavy weigbL Solid colors of orchld, ye).low. red, brown. eold. green, blue. 1.00 quarts, 1.74 Swirl "Loug le" Fiberglass with matching trim. White . All sizes including 8" and 10" Cli 12" B 'd ge, 12" ' 14", 15 ' 1 16", Drum Table, and 18 ' Drum Table Junior Shades. r.• " Floral Dulgnl. Yorn1 of scm wool ond 5M corpet toron pile. Duroble 1ldd r•1l1tant bocklng. Ae•orted colo.-. : Ro11 Blue, French Blue, B•lge' Ivory, Blod, Gold, ' 6• 95 Throw-Away Bags For All Vacuum Cleaners SALE ............... .. ........... ..... 79c: pkg. 49 95 e each Mattreu or Bo• Sprh'$11 Full Size or Twin Also in stocl, OuMn Size Mottreu Come to our lrd Floor Furniture depart111•nt and s" th• large selection of Chain, Ltvlrtt RooM S.ites ond Dh1ett• S•ts now on sale. See The New LEES SOFT HARD CARPETS Tough dense carpet tor place& where .., until IICM yw didn't think you coul4 put carpe~ S!<lJ and Y!olt In the COJt>&t dOI)Orl- ment on the 2rd tloor. S!<l> In Elberlelds Toylond ftrot chaoce you get and tool< arOIIIICI on YOUNG MENS COMB CADDY Permanent Press Jeans 5.95 Sizes 29 to 36 waist - Permante presa - 50 per cent poly. ester, 50 per cent cotton. Taper .Ot legs, uattleM, belt IOCI)a. Festurbw the exclusive stow•wa.y comb pockeL Solid colors. Ideal school pants for young men. SWEAT SHIRTS FOR MEN AND BOYS at tbe lqfa for boys and for girls. Yoo'll lind the toyo arrang'ed tor yw to shop e.llly, all marked for you to buy. liM Elherleldo Lay-Away plan II yau care to. Select what you won~, lay thom away, and Elberfeld• wUI hold yoor oalectioo lot' yau 'ill )'W're ready to take home. In the Camera Depart11e1t on the 1st floor Be sure .to see the complete line of Kodak lnstamatic and Mov•e Cameras . All of the new models. Plus the complete Polaroid line of Color Pack Cameras. Buy o new camera for yourself or for vifts . You ' re sure to please. Also on sale a limited stock on these mod• Is: Kodak 49.50 lnslamatlc 304 Camera Outfit. •.. 30.00 Kodak 29.95 lnstamatic 154 Camera Outfit. . .. 18.00 Kodak 59.50 lnstamatlc 404 Camera Outfit. ..• 38.00 Kodak 49.50 Escort 8 Movie Camera •. , ... •. .25.00 Kodak 109.00 lnstamatlc 704 Camera ... .. ... 69.00 ~----------------------- Salel llmL-II PlaiH 811 In the Music Depart•nt, 2ncl flaor. Fine aelectlon of Kimball Pianos, all at rHI tavings right now ~top In SeiHt the piano of your choice and aav• d.urlne ELBERF~LDIIN POMEROY th; 1; :> • ll1trot Only 34 •eats are race with Republican Rick recent poll showed Dem, 1 O , ~ .-t tued thia year, 23 rar Atty. Gen. Forest Alll Harmon, businessman and for11 · : ;· ~ . ,. j J.. O Democr1t1 and etaht b7 witb a 15-point lead over mer basketball star. 0 ;:r. ~ ~ ... tns. Babcock, who is se Tim ln North Dakota, Democratic But all 435 seats are at Jtake Gov. William L. Guy is trying re-election. for an urpreeedented (ourth Republicans would enjoy con- In the House, and the part) term against a strong bid by trol of more statehouses but electing tbe President UIUilb' Robert P. McCarney, a Bis- what they want most after the elects a majority. In Ute 1961 marck businessman. presidency is control of Con-- off~year elections, the GOP An Even Bet gress -at least of the House. gained 47 seats, 31 1hort of tile In Arkansas, Gov. Winthrop They have never had more 218 needed for control. They Rockefeller is viewed as no than a faint hcpe or organizing have since gained one more In a more than an even bet to win the Senate, where the Democra- special election to ftll a TeDI reelection over Democrat Ma- tic margin Is now 63 to 37. The vacancy. Moat of the stat,e.by ... late rion H. Crank. GOP needs a net gain of 13 Montana also is a possible seats and the tie-breaking vote reports in the UPI suney (Continued on page 8) trouble spot for the GOP. One of the vice president to take enttne at lnte~ts Weather I""-- Mootly cloudy with a partly cloudy el aewhere and cold tan1lht ers in the northeast, with lows in the 30s. Variable cloudiness and continued cool Saturday. Of The Meigs-Mason Area POINT PLEASANT The main obstacle tx> lnduotrlal OX· pan&ton ln this section or the Ohio River Valley Ia bringlng prospects into the area, which has been SJ poorly pDJJcized and downgraded, according to a Welt VIrginia dsveloplllflnt otrlclal. Fielding H. Lewis, director of the InW.strfal Develcpment Division of the W. Va. Dept. of Commerce, however, told the Central Ohlo valley lnWstrlal CouncU Thursday night at plu&h Pleasant Point Resort that the "economlcs of the area will stand the cloaest acnrttny of industrial management. " Vltus Hartley Jr., presidellt ct the local Chamber of Commerce, which sponsored the meetln& presJded. Eighty persons attended. ~ po1n11 ~ell Lewis: - The Ohio River 1a more than jual • boundary line, !Ill • godsend tx> both Ohlo and Well VIrginia; !hrougb II, the valley has access to most or the laraer markets in the eaatern half ol the United Statea over good railroad, ~ higllways and Inland waterways, and blesses it with an abundance of etriclently~ated electric energy. There ia a mobU lty of labor across the river, so that regardlea• o( where plants are IOCBt• ed along its banks, both states feel a healthy and favorable economic impact through payrolla and spendable incomes. - The (lt1o River Is maturIng botll geographically and eco. Mmicall,y but the entire area ia faced wUh certain problems that must be met by the people. Provincialism and sectionalism can be serlous barriers to future development with such sel fish thing as, 11 ll a plant is not on my side ol the river, then l will have no interest. 01 - Four reasons justify the existence or a business or industry: the venture must em- ploy people at a fair living wage; it must produce a proWct or service for which there is a market; it must contribute reasonable (unds ln the W83 ot taxes, etc., and it must make a profit. - Prime industrial s I t e a ohoold be controlled and set a. aide at fair prices for indul!f.rial development purposes, and work ~ ers must be available. - Community betterment and industrial development prospects are not natural phenomenas; these occur only when men work together to make them occur. - There is no shortcut to gettlng an in<kJ stry to locate in an area; the West Virginia's highway system has to be remedied; "We are going to miss the boat badly on hJghwa.v pro- CARS DAMAGED - The wreckage above is at the scene of an automobile accident on the Chester Road early today where a car driven by Dolores M. Justis, Pomeroy, crashed Into a garage on the Qualls property, knocking a portion of it down and damaging two vehicles parked InIIi de. The damaged vehicles, In addition to the one operated by Justis, were owned by Cerl and James Qualls. Pomeroy Police Sgt.. George Hicks investigated. - Sentinel Photo. Three Cars Damaged in Accident Man Suffers Minor Injury In Accident A westbound car driven by of a garage on the Qualls' propThree cars were heavily damaged. as was a garage, in an Dolores M. Justis, Pomeroy, ap- erty ripping out the slde of the Darrell Lee Dugan, 29, Raaccident near the Carl Qualls parently traveling at a t1igh rate garage. cine, suffered a cut on the back A car lnstde the garage was of hJs head and abrasiOIUI on home on Chester road at 2:39 of speed, police Bald, went lett a.m. today, Pomeroy pollee said. ct center, atrlldng the lett front thruat Into the middle partilion the legs but was not treated of the garage. Cement blocks atter a one vehicle accident at from thia Impact struck anoth- 6:25 a.m. Thur~ on Rt. 554. er car owned by James ~ails. Cive and six-tenths miles east The first vehicle belonged to or Porter. ~ Carl Qualls. The state Hlg!owa,y Patrol Bald Mrs. Justis was treated at the Oh!o Valley Baking Co. truck Veteranl'l Memorial Hospital &t Dugan was driving went oil the 4:45 a.m. for minor ln.iurlet rlgiot aide ol the hlgllwa,y and and was discharged . Police said through a (ence owned by C. charges were to be rued in the W. Anderaon, Rt. 1 Vinton. There By United Press International ca.ae. was moderatedamqetnthe renee HUBERT HUMPHREY IS SLlCING lNTO Richard Nixon's large Mrs. Justis was located at her and the truck. No charge was lead in populous Eastern 1tates, giving his presidential hopes a home following the accident. PU. filed. boomlet ln the nati.oMI polh. Public opinioo surveys reveal Hwn· Hi cks said that he was told by 'I11e patrol is still lnveatigatM phtey Is seriwsly eroding Nixon's lead In the cruclall2 state other sources that she was the lng a llitsldp accident wllich O< eastern region 18 the CIUTl)a.ign swl~a Into its final tO days. Nixon drl ver of the car. Mrs. Justis curred at 5:30 a.m. Ttm-sda.Y conttnues atrong in the Midwest and West and holds a fairly substanwas picked ~.p by a passerbY on Rt. 588, one halt mlle welt tia] rational edge in tbe Gallte> PoU and a much smaller and tasterfollowing the accident, &~~pai'eri­ of GallipoUs. There was heavy dwindllrw margin in the Harris survey. ly, and taken home, leaving the damage to a car owned by WUThe unknown factor was American lndepeOOent party caootdate vehicle at the scene. llam R. Miller, parked In rront George C. Wallace. The latest copyrighted nationwide Gall~ poll ot his house. TUeadQ showed Nixon leadlrw: Humphrey 43-31, with Wallace standVErERANS MEMORIAL ing firm at 20 per cent. HOSPITAL Admlsaioos - Gory CWidil!, TIE UP FIDO NOW WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAS sought to diU!II>en Masoni Homer Cook. Middleport; Dogs running loose In the Unconttll.dng e.xpectations of a breakthrough ln the Vietnam situation, Jane Morrism, RuUand; Richard coln Hetgtrta area will be capbut wtthoot specifically rullrw it out. 11 The last thing I would want Lyona, Racine. tured and Impounded and tile owntD do," the President told a news conference Thursday, "18 to lull Discharges - Charles Lem- ers prosecuted, Pomeroy Pollee anyone Into a talse sense or security." ley, Josephene Tyree, Roger CUI- Chief Jed Webller advlledtoday. He also said: "We are working hard and diligently and earnestly. lums. Webster oaid all clop nwat be The only thlrc I can say to you Is that I think the decision of March kept ded. Reporta have come 31 for a limitation an bombing of North Vletram was indlcaled, was MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL from the Lincoln Helahta area JUatltled and I am more plea1ed by it every hour that goea by. " Admissions- D"erett Dalley, of llltDOI'OUS dogs running loooe, Pomeroy. he oaicl. STOCKHOLM SWEDEN GRANTED ASYWM uoday to 10 Dlsc:hll:·ges - None. IDOJ'e American servicemen, none or Ohio. It ra.lsed to 115 the Gls who have left their mUitary posts and been taken ln by thia neutral nltion on "humanitarian grounds." PARIS (UP() - The next move ln borgainlog for VIetnam AD Allell!l Commluion spokesman aaid, .. A total of 169 ruM-peace talks is q> to the Unlted States, North Vtenmeae IOUJ'ces WI)' Americana. both from the armed forces and draft dodgers, have il'llicated today, The Communist sources here hinted Hanoi has Qplled for asylum. Some or these have left: Sweden but others have anawered •• American plan for coollov down the war enou&h to their appJlcatk:ol pendlng In the commission." permit peace talko. They suggested North VIetnam lo lfaiUog tor Waahington's reply. PRAGUE - ALEXANDER DUBCEK ROSE to .... er with a vow Tllo Nortll Vle!Mmese here and American leodero In Waalltx> IIIUlll tho old Ccrnmunlst promise that workera would runlholr C<llltlnued a sealed lips pollcy oo the oecret diplomacy, factc.ries. Today the ww wu burled by the Coree of Kremlin anrdea. But tl~cordlng to Western W Ccmmunlst cllplomat.ic IOUftel OIDcek, stw party·ftrst secretary but now Wiler intense Soviet the bugalrdng still centered on Hanoi'a demand that no peace presiUI'e, gave hh people the news 1'buraday night. Jt came in a conference can open untU t~ AmeriCIIUI stop U. air and aea aovwiDent statement read on Prague television: "It Js not usetul to bombanlmoltt ol North VietMm. further develq, workers' councUa. Other forms of participation ol workers In sll)ervislng flctorlea must be f01md and QJ)lled." News ... in Briefs 1- Playing an active role in the annual Ohio Uni11erslty hmnecoming to be held this saturday is Charles (Chuck) Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hmoard Knight, Pomeroy Route 3. Chuck, a junior at OU studying finance and pre-law, is voting chainnan for this year's homecoming. A graduate of Eastern High School, Chuck was state chairman for a mock political convention held at OU several months ago. He plans to become an altorney. RVE CENTS grams it we don't watch out." He concluded his talk with the statement that he had "great (aJth ln the Ohio River Valley and thought the future ouUook was excellent" Lewis was introduced by Charles Lanham, vice presldent or COVIC. Charles Hogg, pM3s1dent of COVIC, pre1ided during the bus~ lness session with the group adopting tile following resolutioo: ''Be fi Reoolved that the hlsil· way committee of the Central Ohio Valley .Industrial COuncil be, and it Is hereby authorized to seek and take the necessary proce<ilral steps with the proper federal agencies for the cootlnuance and exparuolon of the F ederai-Aid Highway Act which will provide our natlon with a national syatem ollnterst.te lOCI defense hlgtrways, and more par. llcularly seel< to extend Interstate 71 In a ooulboaoterly dlroction to connect with lnterltate 64, with emploaslo In upgradlnl u. 52." It continued: '"The HighWay Committee ot thJ& COWlcU is t\u1her autborlzed to recommend to the proper Senate 1111d CongreoaiDbal Committees or tile Federal-Aid pro.. gram to prepare and paas the necessary legislation which wUI ev-..lly tree all brldpo oftoll which are directly or lndlrectly connected with tile lnterotate systems through the Metrop::Jlt.tan area of the Central 0 h I o Valley." The resolution was aubmltted by Michael R. Prellera, cbalrman of the hlgllway commlllee. '''''''~'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''"'''''''''·'' FIVE DAY FORECAS!' Absentees Temperatures will average about five degrees below normal Saturday througll Wednesday. Dally hlsll tempera· turea will average ln the lower 50s in the north and the upper SUI In tbe south, while Ule overnight lows will generally ho In the 30s. It will be cool over the weekend and warm early next week, but cold again by the middle of the week. Precipitation w1ll average one-quarter Inch or less as showers occur early oat week. AS YOU NO DOUBT KNOW, one going to the polls on Nov. 5 wHI oot help choose a President but instead members of the Electoral College. However, do you realize that seven statea control 210 electoral votes, with only 270 needed for election of the President'? VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI).... The These states and the electoral vote each has, are New York, 43i United Slates has Informed the Calltornla, 40; Pennsylvania, 29i lllinois and Ohio, 26 each; Texas, Laotian government It Intends 25, and Michigan, 21. to halt Ill bombing of North Under the present system it's obvious that a candidate receiv· Vietnam but that no date has been lng the greatest popu1ar vote easily can lose the election! fixed, Premier Prince !?ouvama Phouma Bald lo<la,y. RECEIVED YOUR CHRISTMAS savings check yet? Souvanna told UPI in an inWell - It won't be long. ~parently many Americans are sold terview he was informed or the that this Is the method of saving for the big holiday. U.S. plana Tuesday by U.S. AmThis year over 10,000 banks and savings institutions will be bassador William H. SJI.livan. mailing checks tota1ing $2,11 3,62-t;,OO to 15,725,000 members. Some The prince said &lllivan told green Christmas, huh'? him American planes would stop - A NOVEL PRESENTATION WILL BE featured at the Pomeroy bomlllng North Vlelruun but tllal United Methodist Church during the SUnday morning worship. no date for the halt has yet been The choir, directed by Mrs. Richard Rawlings, will present the agreed upon with the North Vietfamiliar tzymn, "Stand Up, Stand tp For Jesus," with Mrs. Harvey nameSI!. Van Vranken at the organ. Three trumpets wlll add to the unusual Diplomatic sources in Fnroarrangement of the song. YOUJ:W people playirw: the instruments will pean capitals have described the be Karen Griffith, Scott Van Vranken and Steve Miller. Washi.ngtoo-HanoJ talks as in a delicate stage with the United MR. AND MRS. PAUL NEASE have returned to their Route 7 States apparently demanding home from Tulsa, Okla., where their &on, Dick, attends the Uni· proof of Hanoi's wilUngneas to deversity or Tulsa. Mr. am Mrs. Nease went especially for parents' escalate the war before there is weekend •.. a longjauntfortheshortstay. However, they Oew there. any bombing pause. Laotians Told Bombs to Stop s. May Vote Saturday The Melgo County Boord ot Electioos will ma1ntaln extended otr1 ce hour 11 Saturday u an accommodation to res:ldlnta wlohlng tovoteab..,...ballotaln the No\1. 5 election. The ofl'lce, located in the )(a.. oonlc Temple building in A>meroy. will be open rrom 9 a.m. to 12 noon; from 1 to 4 p.m., and from 7 to 9 p.m. th11 Slturday tx> proceos absentee balloto. This will be the tlnal ~ when abHOtee voting can be~ The deadline tor absentee ballots is 4 p.m. on 'Ili.J.rlidlcy, Oct. 31. The office maint.aJns tno'l from I to 4 p.m. eachdaJ'excludlng tills Saturday when tile oxtended hwrs are etrecdvetoprocesa absentee vottne. To date 267 Melgo Comllano have cast absentee ballots for the faJI election. Board otficials also iep:Ji ttld that the voting precinct for vat. ers of the thl.rd and fourth wards In Middleport has been chanaed. This year voters of both wardl will cast ballots at the P e a r 1 Street Elementary Sc- and are to enter tile bulldlna via the troot cb>r. Previously, voter1 of the two warda voted at the o I d Middleport High Scllool bulldlq. Speaking of Schools-No. 62 Guidance Staff to Feature Meeting By George Hargraves, Supt. Meigs Local School Dlotrl<t On Tuesday, October 29, there •will be a program which should be helpful to both parents and students of all ages. Thls program will begin at 7:30 p.m. In the oenlor hlgll schod auditorium and will last about one hour. Its pwpose is to s~.Vply parents and students wfUllnformation concerning education after high school graduatioo. The program to being prepared by Mr. Seuer, Mr. Kelly and Mr. RedovWo, our guidance stair In the junior and senior high ac:hoola. They wiD preaent lniDrmaUoo about JOing to college ineludtrc testa which muat be taken by the student, on the procedure which must be lollowed ln gainirw admission, am about sclrolarollipo and loon and IJork programa. Slmilar lntonnaUon wiD be a~plled concerning technical achoola IDd trade schools. Here the information will hklicate where auch schools are Joeated, how admission ls pined, .what costs are lnwlved, and it there is scholarship or loan ...,. :ho Ia • •... Ill tx> ... ... In FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1968 ·w Sale! SERTA ORTHOLUX SUPREME MATTRESSES ~eclat tlrm cODBtruction for relaxing comfort and reattul sleep. Co!'~W!Mo-corner 8lkl eclge-t.o.edge •LAKD"l for greater comfort and durability. Comtort qulltedtogtveyou.......,. ourflee reaUiency. Matchlrw box SJ)ring ttat coord:lnatea with the mattreu tor ftrm over-e.II SICJport. ,j • BY MAXINE WALTERS Beoutlf11l s.r. . Ohio Valley Ready or Industrial Expansion 27'•• 51" Octabor • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Accent Rugs Other Mattresses Priced Fro .. __····-·-·--··-----·-----......... 26.00 Boys Sizes Spurs Jeans (6 to 18). 2.98 Black, Loden, Wheat, Blue. VOL. XXI NO 130 Brier Rose Ovals Fringed Ar~ta Replacemelt Loupshades pivotal stales- Illinois and Tex· Republicans also are favored as. Republican Richard B. lo displace Democrats In Ogilvie is favored to unseat Vermont, where Gov. Philip II. Gov. Samuel Shapiro in Dlinois Hoff Is retiring, and in We5t while Lt. Gov. Preston Smith Is Virginia, where Gov. Hulett c. heavily Cavored to keep the Smith is ineligible for re-Tens statehouse under Dem~ election. Rep. Arch A Moore, cratic control. R-W. VL, has moved out in Iowa Governorship (rant in his try for the Elsewhere, the GOP is governorship but left his West expected to win the Iowa Virginia congrenional seat ripe governorship now held by for Democratic plucking. Democrat Harold E. Hughes, The Indiana governorship, who is running for the U.S. now Democratic, is rated a Senate and Is favored 10 win the tossup In the November voting. seat or retiring Republican Sen. In Kansas, Democratic Gov. Bourke B. Hir·henlooper. Robert B Docking is In a tight Devoted To The gallons, 6. 84 and Matchlnf Box Sp•lnuo..-·--...................._139.95 a oot 100% cotton, Sanforiz ed shrunt Slim fit with toper legs, belt loop1, no cuffs . Sizes 28 to 38 waist. Black, Blue, Loden Green, Wheat . e date on is April date In next in Glidden Spred Satin Salei JUST RECEIVED! SHIPMENT See our floe selection of women's challis, brushed tricot and flaMe! sleepwear by Katz and PhU·Maid. Just received another big shipment or cotton and permanent press slips and half slips by Figurflt - and the lasteat In underfashlons - the Braslip by Bestform. One piece bra and slip combination in lace trimmed nylon only $5.00. Gramy gowns, jump suits, waltz gowns or long pajamas in children's sizes 4 lhru 14. Jeans The latest possible which Easter can fall 25; it came on that 1943 and will do so 2038. Hon10genJzed ~red Satin for interior walls, cellirws, woodwork. Eaay to uae. Driea ln 20 mJnutea, Durable mlluting wall colors. Shop The Main Floor Lingerie Department Wester• Style wou1d Utt the GOP to a postwar high of 31, one more than tt held aner the 1952 election in which Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected by a larwislide majorit,y. The Republicans now hold 26 governorships, a majority, as a re suit of an extraordinary comeback from their postwar low of 14 after the 1958 elections. Twenty-<~ne governorships will be filled this year. The Democrats now hold 13 of these and the H.epublicans eight Only two of these are In populous, WASH CLOTHS TD MATCH ............................................ 39c HAND TOWELS TO MA TCH ...........................................59c Shop The Main Floor Infants Department "SPURS" The Republicans would come out of U.S. Senate races wltb somewhere between an even break and a gain of Cour or more seats and wou1d pick up seven to 17 seats In the House oC Representatives. Nixon In Front Published polls and UPI surveys indicate Nixon still is in Cront of VIce President Hubert II. llumphrey, the Democratic presidential nom i n e e, and George C. Wallace, candidate of the American Independent 1-'arly. A pick14J of five governorshlps Caooon Royal Family Percale BED SHEETS Crest Uniforms for Women Another Shlpmentl WASHINGTON (UPORepublican candidates now appear headed for gains across the board in the Nov. 5 elections, but Richard M. Nixon might win the presidency while both houses of Congress stay under Democratic control. Nixon's coattail pull to help the rest of the Republican ticket is reported strong In some states, weak in others. Assessments of the outlook in the 50 states by UPI bureaus irw:Ucate the GOP would gain four to seven governorships If the elections were held now. Now You Know ANOTHER SHIPMENT! FORM FITTED A REAL VALUE IN GIRLS Piano Solo. ( :.tU. M.n1 a Ina 34 to 54. ulllno ,,,, •• O"d rou'r• Mens Winter Work Clothlnt AN DUTSTAHOIHG VALUE IN ._., White House to GOP; House, Senate Stay • A complete selection or Hanes sweat shirts tor men ancl tor boys. AU alzes In a big selectioo ot atyleo and colors, e o and cotton alll kodeL Stop In the busy men'a&lll boya' department now. See tlle Hanes aweatshlrts and select what you need. You']) like ttle exceUent quallt,y, perfect tlt and Iorw wear from Hanes Sweatahiri.H at Elbert'elds. It's back to the Indians with canvas slings to carry youngsters on the mothers· backs papoose - style. The slings are braced with light- E v.r.r lac.!t '·' ~:>n tal•_· Boya I ius :2 to n ...... a blw ••laetlon of tha Populor fGif ,,., to find Joclrah to 11111 th.t motn or bar• Stop In Friday or Saturdorj fry on ••varol Nixon Coattail Pull Showing Spotty across Nation money awilable. At the conclusion of the formal program there will be an opportunley to direct questions to the guidance pq)e. It ia hoped that this wUI be one of the most valuable and interestirw parts of the program. The invitation to attend this meetlng ia &""'rrlecl to -.:!ultl arxl atudentl from any school district in the area In "hich thla column wears. Interested persons though not parents IX' lbtodents, also are Invited. Present plans are to have IJ&ht reo treahmenta at the conclusion. A considerable amowtt of time aM ettort t• tonMIDid In arranging such a meeting. We ' - tho! thia time and do fort will not have been spent in vatn. We also hope thlt IDIQ)' of you wUI take adftnta&e ot thio meellng. Won't you check your calerdar fOl' next -'I'ueldl;y. ()c. tober 29? lt you have some time free at 7:30, we wUI be~ ed to have yoo Ylait with ua in U.. oonlor hl&lo ocliool torium In Middleport. We look lonrard tx> oeelng there. 1_. '· ' �Tlle Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Micklleport, 0., Friday, October 25, 196M 2 - Helen Help USe •• By .., SHE'S "TIRED OF lT" TOO We lr}' to t each our children re spL•d fo1· their elde rs, but aft~ r s cdng how lhe)' are tn:atcd, Dear llelen: Reading the letters from ''Tired or it" and " Hob" wl10 show- 1 w01dcr. Consider thi s: Our ed how young peopl e we re sho1·cd ki ds were in li ne at a hamburaround in stores , I thought I'd ger stand. Adult s kep t s ho\i ng let you know what has happen- a head of them. Finally I wok a straight pin out of m)· pur se an<! ed to our kids. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 S30. oo Dlw• •• •l••ct 11 C11vtnlt1t TtrMI MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. PfeaJanl (Join/ JeJorl ··d No rth on Rt . 62 MOTOR LODGE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Pt . Pl e- a s ant, W. Va . 675-1611 Entertainment In The "Starlight Room" SUNDAY BUFFET- NOON TO 4 PM SPECIAL WEEK END RATES THREE DAYS AND TWO NIGHTS (Fr i. thru Sun . 2 p. m. ) 2 Person s (doubl e bed) .... .. . $24,00 3 Pe rson s (one double and one s ingle bed ) .. .. . ___ ....................... $30.00 4 Per.s on s ( tw o doubl e beds ).. ............ $3 5. 00 Go lf Course P r iv il eges Co nve nti on F ac il it ies T enn 1s Couds Air Str ip Fa c dit1e s ;] b - AN ADVENTURE IN SUMPTUOUS LIVING VERY REASONABLE RATES-WITHIN EASY REACH Mf~S. Unbeatable Values 68 Buick Save Ele c tra C us tom 4 Dr. HarU To p, fa ctory a ir co ndit ioned . Onl y 7789 ea sy mile s. Exec ut ive ' s cor , ful ly eq uippe d, 1v inyl top . Save 68 Buick LeSabr e 4 Dr. Sedan . De mo. Fa ct ory Ai r Condi t ioned . equ ip ped. Gol d f in is h with buc ks ki n vi nyl sea t s. equipped . 2-Hour DRY QfANING ern Band Boosters. SATURDAY HALLOWEEliJ PARTY for members and wives and auxU. iary memben and husbands, beglmlng 9 p,m,, Saturday at Drew Webster Post 39 , American L&glon. Prizes tor funniest, prettiest and most original costumes. Entertainment and refreshments following grand parade. RACINE FffiEME.N'SAuxiltary will have a ehUi supper preceding the Saturday (all festival at the fire house; supper starts Ill 4:30 p .m.; also pie and coffee . HlGH SCHOOL dllrlce party Saturday, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m., Meigs High School auditorium in Mid- dleport; Ja,ys emceeing. SUNDAY CHICKEN AND spareribs barbecue &and~ , Chester Fire Dept., begirming at J1 a.m. at fire house, rain or shine; homemade Ice cream. Public we 1<:ome. DeLong, Lois Thompson and Mildred Miller will have charge of l.he fish pond, Pauline Darst and Loi s P r o..ince will s ~C)ervise lhe ball LOs s game , and Thelma Giles and Bertha Bing will direct the bobbi n.g for apples. Six ca kes will be awarded in cake walks with Violet Miller and Kathr )'·n J ohnson in charge, and a clown with large pockels containing pr izes will c irculate among the children allowing litem to "pick " hi s poc ket s. Goldie F ridle ;y a nd Ida Mae Murphy are chai r men oftlre sweet s hop, and handling the rc rre shm ent stand will be Eva Milliron, Mar y Hoover and Madeline Pai nter. ,, decorated cake ¥.-ill be awarded during the eve ning. .1\ picture pai nted b)' Mrs. Miller and a s luffed animal will be given as door p ri ze s. Mr s. Mill iron , soc ial cha irma n, ha s n :ques ted U1at pare nts retur n their donation sUPs tot~ school. HOLLYW OO D IUPD Katharlne Ross will join Pa ul Newman a nd Robert Redford In 20th Century-Fox's .. Butch Cn.ssldy and the Sundance K i d " in wh ich Mar lon Brando was previously considered 11.s a co -star. Our Ust11l Good Clunlng Rollinson's Cleaners ::::::::::::~::·:~:2·:~~......:................... ; TODAY'S \SPECIAL ~o,.>--, P,S,, P,B., A.T. $1,995 I ',;< ·-' F . H . O'DJUEN Juq-e of U.. P'rebate Court. Mel•• County, Ohio 11-1. 11~ 3k liGA.L NOTtCJ Sea led bid. will be reefl'lvlld ._ lbe I·Hi ec of Lhe Vllla1e Clerk, Pomeror flhlo , until 1:11 o' doct noon on No: \ flrn~r 4. IIHill, 011 anr of tbe foi J.:~willl proPOtale. 1. f"or the purchua by tbe vm ••• " ' l' orneroy of • n- traetor with illot followlnl added eqUipment. Trac tO!' ED•Ine 1•ollnc POweNd ..0 h .P. or mort~ Tr•m., and loader to be of unltlaed cwuolnleUon . Hood o r armor plat<e Dlffctemlal Jock 14.9 x H rear tlrq 7 SO 11: II ten ply fmnt tlrea 8,000 lb. or more r a ted front axl• Hydra ahutlle torque converter to be lao! operated Rear oper•llnll llahta . Loader Minimum Ca padtlq: Lilt Cap . ~ lb. Break .. way Cap ., 4,DOO lb. PTyout ca p _ 5.100 lb. Lilt cyl J Dbl. act1n1 J ln. Jd Hyd raulic OPI!I'IIIInl Prtl.ll\lre JMI . 1.000 lb. Hydnullc to be n Dm or more Baclthoe minimum eapaeltiH an.d di'Uilla· Be pth dl1 13 fl . IJJ1g! n1 n dlua 180 deane.a Mill . troll} I'O."nter of awln1 10' 11'1 " Under c UI 5 ' I" Ma ~ Helll'llh n· Mn . lift tiiP . u leut 3,8110 lb Mu lift cap. a t 14 ft . /rum cen t ~ rllne of lll'inl at a.. .. t li.IOO lb. Mu . d!IJ[In a: Jor~e 8,'700 lb . Ma ~ - brtak -a way a l le.ut 21.000 lb Side mounted ~ fl . c utter bar fower }fydra uu~ drlvl'n ..... u blda m1111 m'"rt or e11ceed the • b ovl' •PecllleaUona. For the u le by lbe \llllaa:c af Pom· erny nne 19 ~ ~ International Trattor with fron t P_nd Joadtr, rncower attac h m ~ n t a nd haf'll blade . The bidder may • h te eithe r what he wUI live for th e 19$9 lnlernallonal Trac tor or wh;ol IIITHHHH h e wJI.I allow U II h~ d ,··ln fo r lhe n e w tr;~ c ltlr deacrtb· o:d above . Each bidde r m 1y bid for either thP purd1 ,..P nr th e 1959 lnte rnaUon •1 Tra cl <.>r or fur lhl' aalc to the VII · !.. Me H ( !' ome n) y uf 1 nl'w tractor dl'acri hl'd a bo" e or both . Each btd il"Ud con1am lh l' fall name llf evel')' r e raon or •·nmpany inte.-....ted iii the •Hn e. ~ nd th e bid mutt be ~ecom ­ i" •nl e d by a che<:k or bond ln the s ~<m of 1100.00 lo the u UdacUort or th.. Vl!l a1e Council •• a ,uarana 1hal if the bid it a«epted, ~onlrll('t wi ll b e c nt .. ~d Jnta and it. perfor m~ 1\c e pr n!>erly oecured . Theile checb o r bon ds wlll b.. returned d once 10 a ll Pl<CO! PI the I U"'<:I'IdUJ bidder. IIi ~ c h i'Ciu or bond will be held until :h f' cunl ract o r bid It properly e• e · "" l ed lly him Th e r l.vht Ja reaerved to reject any ~I'd ii ll bldt . Jo:dna Scho-enleb , Clerk VJU...AG E Of" P OVERO Y 2tc iol2,, , 11-1 lEGAL NOTICI A rllluil i e l...., tlon ol Melli County ,;~rl.-u lto • - al Sodl'l)' Direc tor• wlll b<;.> beld T h ~< nr d ay. November 14. 19SB. from 5: 00 I'M . t o 9 :00 P .M. • t the ••lf i•·<' of t he Me i 1 ~ Co11nly Commll rnun en. i n the Court Huu ae In Porn · <roy, Oh io. Quallflca l kl· for ca ndld ate 1 l •u f"l lr~ tort a u • !ha l they mult be a qu Ril fie d "Oif'r of Me ln Clon17'~ and . ''";~ t h a ve 1 membe t"'hl~ . U~·et In ,_.,if Societ y f or )leu lll$8 Candld:o h_..•' peiiUODI' muat Itt fUe ct with t he So:uetary not later than '1 :00 PM. We<ln...O ay November I , O r>l y 1>e rao1U huldln g ntem berahtp tlcket• at the d oae o f the 1188 ( <rl.l f'l l)' Fair, or at Jeaat f l01'1!'ft 1151 ,iil<: nd a.- d•y• befo re the dille ot e lectio n . are qu aUfted to vote . T he Melp County A lr i~ullural Soeiety By . Donald E ltnte r , Secre t ar y :u., ;I) 2 .\ , 10-30, 11 -6 LHAL NOTIC. w11oae Jqt kn own plac e of r11ldence b 138 W . 61h Av eaue, Columbu1. Ohio, lrl hereby notlfll'd that on the lOth day of &ep~mber, 1988 JA.MD A. WILL, IM-1111 plalntlff tiled hit pet!Uon l t'ltrvt h u ae defl'ndant In the Court of Common P le11 Melp County, Ob.lo, CaM No. t4 ,:rf0 prJYinl for divorce fr om " ld Sharon A. Will on the a:rouftolbl of D't.IU nea:Jeet of 4atJ &lld etlnoml' rnl'lty , pla lnttft alliO P"'71 for a n awa rd of property and other proper r elie-f: 11ld CIIUH wtll be f or bu.11n1 on or after lbe 30UI day or No ~ber, UJIS. ~AMII A. WilL, P .. lnttff J . a . o•ar..• , Attorn•., ..r SHARON A. WILL, 11 15; 11 • l 550 6 cy l. 4 Dr. E xtra good for mode l. 64 Ford Co untr y V8 Sedan Sto. Wa g on. This is full s ized Ford wagon a nd show good core. PS, PB & AT . '•' ' ' 63 Ford 62 Buick $895 VB Gal oxie "500" 4 Dr. Seda n. Extra C le an . PS, PB & AT . $795 Elec tro 4 Dr . 5edon . This c or I S ve ry cle~n 1ns 1de and out . We sol d th1s cor new and ho11e serviced it since new . Be· longed t o one of our e mpl oye es. $595 61 Buick lnv ic to C on\1. Cpe. Yo u'll have to !>ee this one to oppre · e late it. MANY MORE BIJICK PH, 992-2143 PONTIAC GMC 68 0Ids 98 Luxury Sedan • • • • - • • • - • - • $4600 Check In Now for an Auto Check-up LIGAL NOTICI IN Titl CIJMMON ,.liAI COU.T MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO OHIO VAll.Y INDUITIII . ., PLAINTIFF ,, .; the invaU:ln by Western Michl· the lowest price. d e...,rlbed "' ••• ~"""· followlnl "' ,,. ....... "' Pomeroy , the real nl~te: "'"'" In lho TowNhlp ol S.OOon. '" lbe County of Melp and Stlte of Ohio, and belnt in 1«1 Acre Lot No. ';: 1:r:'Ro'""'"' '· •nd deacribed : •• • P""'.. onfollow. <ho North line of llld UIO Ac u Lot No. 11.11 ;,.< "hl're ,aid North line lnterle<'ll lh• • .:- nter iJrM! of the publle I'Olld lr.llown :: ::- ~r SouthUI1 tollowlnJ centerthene Jlnee tbe Racine I.G O.oR. the Landlna:; ot .. id PUblic r-o.d about 11183 feet to the property n ow owned. by Prolhtt, 11nd formerJ:y owned b)' Henr)' Wolfe; thenee North foUoovinr the Wut. une 11r the •aid Proffit\ prop. ltty . aald line abo belllJ lbe &an llrte ot 1 10 Acre Part"tl dewrlbBd at Pltctl Twu In the deed. to Rodne y I •ownilll, t«ONI.ed In Volume lliKt, ra1• of the M•IP County Deed ll~orda to lbe Nortb IJM ol 1ald I.ot No. 1211, whleb IIDI 11 allo lb• South line of the former Job P . Wolfe land; thence 'll'ut. followlnl the North line ol . .kl Lot No . 1111, to tile place of belinnhJJl, contain· lnl 20 Ac ret. more or SIVIDa: and ea.ceptlna: unto the l! ranton, th eir hetra and &.M~Pment• 1o11d undiv ided one haU of t.he mJn. t ral ntht8. The lind he~ln eon..-eyed betn1 1he .a me land •• Lhat which WM dell<: ribed u Parcel Two In the deed to ll.odnll' DownioJ, recorded In • • th• RIICine to O.K. Undlnli the nce \o olume 1911 , Pa1t1 ltl. ~Iorenc • Deedt : Volume 199, P• 1e 1111 . .:~ nd Volqme 2:1.1, Pa1 • 131, MeiJ ~ ( u un ~y ~>toed Rec-orda. The real ettate herein c onv1yed lielllf the real eetate U..t .. nnve yed from Rodoey Downinl 1.1111 ~ annln1 Webller to Hlllon N . WoUe a nd Larry Wolfe b y de-ed dded J"eb· r uar)' •· 1118!1 a nd recorded. J'lbn&· .,,., tt, liMJI In deed boolr. No. 1::111 · ~ \ Pi 'l e 11'1' dl' •th• o.WI/Recot\11 of foJel11 County,. Ohio .. T enft• or S•~: caiJ!ftl.r nol • than two· lhirdl of Cbe a pprat..cl ~;~ lu•, th11 Prop~rtr beinl •PPrllled pn here saturday cans \VOil Charlie (Choo Choo) Jones and John Mllom. Marshall, In addition to going t:IIJ'qh its 17th straight winless Every part of your car should be checked regularly for top petfor· monee . We'll do the job right at ' ,,·: .~~ game last saturday, lost lts leading rusher, Dickie Carter• Tho tullback or Man had golned, 405 yards ln . 72 carries before sutltrlng a broken collarbone in tho 13-10 loss to Louisville. .· LET US CHECK YOUR BATIERY NOW FOR WINTER DRIVING! ::; .· ·:: :-: BAILEY'S SUNOCO 398 Sunnv Dollan Winners 1 ~::··:·;·, :, /2:8~2• ;W:,'',,:M:;•:;,:n":;:;::••:::,::•9:,9;;,2::;·,:2':1:,9:,:5:.,:,:,:,:,:·:,:p:,•;m;:•:.:'",,·,;Y:,:·,,,:;,:·,: .<::: ,:~::;: :4 in.g , anti-spin axle , 18,000 miles. One owner new Oids trade. J ust like new. Optometrist Visit ·--------------------· V8, auto. trans., radio, anti- spin diCCer., white with blue interior . A r eal nice one. 65 Ford LTO 4 Or, H.T. • ·- • • ·- ·---- $1495 352 V8 motrlr, auto. trana., P.S.. white over bl~~e, with blue interior. 67 Olds Delta 88 Hoi ~ed. , . " ... , " . , $2695 Gr een fini sh with matching mL , power equipment, radio, w-s-w, fs cotry air. , low mileage. Sharp[ w-s-w, fa ctory air. , low mlleage. Sharp! 67 Olds F-85 Club Coupe,, , , , , .. . . , , .$2295 V8, auto., P.S. , radio, gd.d finish with matchl~ vil\}'1 inL , low mileage. Just like new! 62 FORD 4 DOOR c~l ., Ar.~ to . Pack 2'18, Webelos Den No. 1, aa a part of a project, visited the office ot Dr. N. W. Compton, optometrist of POmeroy, on Oct 22. Dr. Comptoo explained the Importance or the eyes and the care that should alwayo be taken to prcM!Ct them. T.a of tbe boys were teated and Dr. COmpton related what waa being done. All ot. the equipment w a B deJDOilltrated so that each boy knew the importance or t h e eqJlpment in Ottine glasaeo, A question and answer period wa1 held. Patrick Wood and Guy E, Guinther are Webeloa leaders. $495 Sto. W~on Auto . Trant. $195 KARR & VAN ZANDT POMEROY the streak among major colleges. state. The homecoming closh cooeludes a three-week heme stao:L rumble oo the Athenl 1 llne. Two p)IJ'I!I later, Halfback Mark Williams skirted right erd to tie the I!!Core at 6-8, Robin Phllin put tho Moroudero oheld 8-6 when he circled efll for the extn poilU. Shortly after Athens had taken tile tollowl,. ldck-ol!, and early In the lourth period. Fullback TIDY Williams intercepted a Bulldog poss at thO 50 yard stripe, Mark wmtama fill for 8, Robin Thomas recovered a Bulldog Phoenix Tops New York Urdted Press International The Phoenlx SUna aren't acttne very much like a new elQ)IIl81on team and the New York Knicks are acting ewn Jess like a tide oonteDdi~ NBA teams this sea son. evened By lellll. The SUrul, one of the two aew uu. Area Grid Statistics J-. ,,me ~~ TEAM STATISTICS u e 30 GAL IHJOO.IIO. •aiiiiT C . HARTINOACH, IHIRILif Of MIIOI COUNTY, ottiO 10 4: 10 II : 10 18; 10 P; H I 5Lc SIZE RIGHT PRICE! RIGHT SIZE! RIGHT HEATEIH RIGHT NOW! FOR SALE Ninety-two shares of Pomeroy National Bank Stock will be sold to tbe highest bidder for not less than $90.00 per share, the appraised value, at the omce of O'Brien and O' Brien, attorneys, lO()Ih Court street, Pomeroy, Ohio at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, OctOOer 26, 1968. For further information can 992·2720. WUliam E. Stive r s Admini strator or the e state of Claude E. Glll1an, doc. FIRST DOWNS PASSING G TEAM AVG, OPP, AVG, CMP· ATT, INT, Athono , 5 64 12.8 54 10.8 24-60 10 Golllpollo • , , 5 65 13, 0 72 14. 4 23-65 6 lrootoo , , , , , 5 77 15.4 72 14.4 31-75 I Jock1011 , , , , , 5 67 13.4 81 16.2 22-47 6 Lopn ' ' •• ' ' 5 76 15.2 57 11, 4 17-53 3 Meigs , , , , • , 5 58 11. 6 47 9,4 1M3 3 Nelo.-York , , , 5 41 8.2 89 17,8 13-45 4 WeUstcn , , , • , 5 72 14.4 43 8,6 21-46 2 TEAM RUSH TEAM PASS NET OFF, NET DEF, TEAM YDS. AVG, YOS. AVG, YDS. AVG, YOS. AVG, Atllens . , • • 801 1110.2 290 58.0 109 218,2 101 202.0 Golllpolls. • 845 169,0 217 13.4 "IOIIt 212.4 1349 269,8 ' ' . 1125 225.0 361 72.2 14~ 299.2' 1215 243,0 J1ck1011 , , , 891 178,2 362 72.4 1253 250,6 1317 263,4 Lopn ••• • 1086 217.2 242 48,1 1328 265,6 1126 225. 2 879 175,8 Meiga. , • , 828 165.6 :176 58.2 1104 220,8 Nelo.·York • • 706 14L2 122 24.4 828 165.6 786 157,2 Wollstcn ••• 1113 222.6 ~ 47.2 1349 269.8 828 165.6 TEAM Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. Second 992·2036 COMBINAnOII ,, ~ TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS ..." • •" " TEAM ,, PTS. Wellston , , • , • , , , 14 Point Ploollflt • , • , 59 A11lons , , , • , , , , , 62 Federll-Hocld,. , • 64 Melgo • , , , , •• , , 72 11114-llalt .... wftliiiiH·II AVG, 8.3 8.4 8,9 9.1 10.3 .....ltallldltl 1969 DODGE DART ·-ICSH Tht bllll of bath-autam1tlc Compact lovers never had it so big and it was very satisfying to in 1964, But It Is olso to see these boys work hard to do weD and then do well while some people said they would DOL " The coach aaid one thing he learned from this Olympics was Ute United States basketball team should have more time to train before the games. u As I have said, the American boy will terxt to rise above this and get ready, but there is a limit.'' he said. win aatist,yl.ng .., '' ' ,,,, ., ,, I,: I .. ,. , their record at Z..2 Thursday night b~ d""nlng the Knlcks 10g..92. The Knlcks. who are supposed to be in the champi~ shJp race thla season, are now ju ot 2-3, in tho only other NBA game, Baltimore topped S a n Diego, 119-115. GaU Goodrich scored 31points ror the Suns whlle former Knick Dick VanArsdale added 20 Cor tho Suns. Willis Reed and Walt Frazier scored 24 and 18 for the Knlcka. Earl Monroe scored 35 points to pace Baltimore past San Qlogo, Trolling 103-98, Baltimore scored 13 straight points to take a Ul·103 lead and wrap up the game. E lvin Hayes had 25 far Sl:n Diego. NBA STANDINGS By United PreiS International East W, L. Pet GB Bolllon ' ' ' 3 0 1,000 B&ldmore " , 4 I ,800 Cinclmatl • , 3 I , 75~ II l'lllllldelphla , , 2 I ,867 I New York , , , • 2 3 ,400 2 Detroit " , • , I 3 ,250 211 Milwaukee • , , , 0 3 ,000 3 Welt W. L. Pet. GB Sin Francisco •• . 2 1 .667 Phalln picked up 5, Rick A s h scrambled for l1 am: Tiny Williams posted gains of 5 and 20 yards to Ute Athens 1. Tiny Williams bucked over from there tor the ftnal score, Meigs boy s credited with ~tlay­ ing an ootstanding game were Jeff Morris, John Thomas, Fred Thompson, Eddie Young, Roger Dixon and Ted Lehew, linemen; Tommy Cook and Dave Hiles, err:ls, and Robin Phalln, T i n y WUllams, Mark Williams, Rick Ash and Ron Stnith, backs, The Meigs Marauder 7 - 8th grade team s uCCered a 30-6 defeat at the hand s of Wahama on the Middleport neld, also Thursda.v. The lone TD scored by Meigs was on a 60 yard, third quarter run by Chuck Faulk. Thursday's Results Phoenix 109 New York 92 Baltimore 119 San Diego 115 18 ~lllleld North 34 Dayton Alheoo at Jackaon Wa,ynel4 NeliiOil'Vlll.,...York at GllllpoiiJ Vandolla adler 20 lll,ylon OokMelpatwooci8 Lopn at WeliPrtblo l i l a - 20 Bellbrook 6 AlexanderatSoutbern SOUthwestern Ill Eastern Pl. Pleuant at Ripley Wahama at ~cor AT Haman Trace Ill North Gollla Hannan at Kyser Creek Coal Grove at St, Joe REPUBLICAN RALLY HOTEL MARTIN MEETING HALL Oft (Saturday) TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29th 7:30 P.JL Huntington at MIJIDII All Candidates and Interested Persons Are Invited. Refreshments Will Follow The Rally. Thursday's Grid Scores illGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES By United Prell rntematlona1 ~t>rlngfteld lllawnee 30 Clark Northweot 8 Miami Eaot 24 Gl'OOIQl 20 lt>rlnglleld Norlh 3i DQion P.t. Pol. A4v. MINI Bl Wayne 14 NEll' SHIPMENT JUST AR.RIVED Dayton Col. White 12 Meadolr<ialo 8 Dayton Beaver Creek 49 Dayton stebbino 6 Cententlle 21 Troy 8 Dayton Fairmont Eaot 15 FairbomB Xsola 20 Dayton Falrmoat Weot .. ' in u ...•• CROWIS ep ·'en STEAK HOUSE le • Home of tlte MEIGS COUNTY'S ONLY AGENT FOR RUPP Fabuloru (Only gamea 1cheduled) Frida)''• Games Phoenix at Detroit BaJUmore at Los Angeles Atlanta at seattle Model C-2-20-2~ H.P, Deluxe Model (Only gomos scheduled) C-2-50-2~ H.P, Marlon Incal 13 Versailles 6 St. Clairsvtlle 44 Barnesviile SANDWICH DUlonvald 12 Mingo Junction 0 Beallsville 58 Caldwell 6 Linsley Jnotltute fJ', Va,) 38 And Toke Em Homo 0 Tot'<lllto parbl* phono, plus AM rltdlo In one campaet Cllbinet. a.nd· aMI _cltllp. Portlim&UC •utornric 4-apeocl record chlnatr. BuiM·In AM redlo owltch , •• both radio tnd phona. Blut, White, or YtUow·Oold col· $49 •s h11 cantrol .11 ....,....,.-........ . . .. ... "" ~ Lay Away For Chrlltraaa INGELS FURNitURE MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSIDNG Ydo. Clr, Avg, Coon, Atheno •• • 477 97 1.9 llo11dn, Iron, ' ' ' 161 120 3, 9 VII, Wollston, , , 439 85 .5.2 Prose, GtiiiJ)olia. 437 89 4.9 Lowe, Lopn ' ' • • 402 114 4.8 PASSING C<lmp.Att 1nt Ydo TD stern'n~ lr, , 29-68 3 351 3 Handley, Ath. 24-58 9 290 3 DoSI'n, Jim, ,22-47 6 362 5 Perdue, Wtn 21-45 2 236 0 Johns'n, Lf!IL 19-46 I 242 I Werry, Melp 19-52 3 276 i (10 or Morel PUN11NG Ydo. Jlutler, Alheno,. 701 Johnlton, Logon, 661 Spencer, Gollll • • 549 N~ A~ ., .,••., 19 36.9 18 38.7 KO RETURNS H & R FIRESTONE Ord1r By Phone N. 2nd Ave, 992-5432 '----------.o ,\IVI'I'IInatlon Paint Carter. Net-York 115 for Raoft,. S.Mt-Giou Scru..t.oltl• Polnl lxt~rlor 6 0 & Ah,..tn- flllri•r Roef Point PUN'!' RETURNS Ault, Meigs • • . Yds. N~ .107 10 Goodwin. Athena , 83 7 Moasbarger, Jack. 47 5 Valentine, Jack. • 48 3 carr, WeU1ton ••• 43 3 ••••, "~» TD 0 I Ploatlc FIHtne• Trtplo Troc• Storm Wt11dowa C..pleto BotfwOiftl 0 0 0 " ..-s ... 1-HIMihon Woahor Pineo TY INTERCEPTION RETURNS N~ YdL TD Johnof<ln, Logon , • I U 0 Volentlno, Jackson • • 3 46 0 Pickett. Wolio ton • , , 3 9 0 Ault, Meigs • " • " 2 SB I Abdeill, Athens , • • , 2 30 0 Hllldley, 'Athena • • • • 2 l4 0 Hetll'l', Ironton , ••• , 2 7 0 Ant,...noa etue Luotre Sho...- Tupptrs Pl•lns lllr~Win 667-3963 TullfiOt'o Plolo10 MENS FALL AND WINTER 15 38.6 JACKETS •••• •• ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE f,ORMI!*LY HOYT'S SOHIO Outstandlnl Group Of C. P. O's-Cli-COlTS STADIUM COlTS In Wilol~, Heek Suede Nylons, Corduroy and DART SWINGER and Dart Sedan. Laminated. '12·95 . .:~·50, S5'0 Thetwo.ofak;nd ' OLDEST ' .·tati'J'•:· iJ•" ~ '~Ill . ,. ' ~ OtHIER$,; ·; ·. ~~C),!o\lljf Ohio """ - - .. Middleport, Ydo, No, TD Washb'n, 1m. • 289 12 0 Spencer, Callia • • 139 9 0 Baooogher, Logon , ,134 7 0 157.95 184.00 OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE 20 Tlltmovllle 34 Adona 12 Jefleraon Union 27 Mount Pleasant 10 Codlz8 Follansbee (Ji, VL) 43 ... '1· Birr, Meigs , , , 905 25 36,2 Levine, Wollo, , •756 22 34.4 Atlanta , , , , 2 1.667 TEAM PTS. AVG. ,. s.nmeso . , ,. , 2 2 ,500 11 Jack..., , , , , . , , 151 21.6 RECEnnNG N~ Ydo. TD Chlequ , , , , , , 2 2 ,500 II Wollotoo , , , • • 138 19,7 Connd, Lopn , 17 220 I P11oen1x , , . .. 2 2.500 II Point Ploallflt , , 130 18.6 W1hlmo , , , , • • 134 16. 8 Akera, ironton . 15 193 2 Los Angeles , , , . I 3 ,250 Ill Seattle , , , , I L 200 2 Glouster • , , , •• 98 16.0 Vincent, Athens , . 12 155 I Ault, Meigs • , •• 10 150 3 Bethel, WeUoton , 10 109 I TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS t. Pomeroy .R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill St. 992-l34S Middleport nation's longeat wlnleas Kent ' GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 Manhall played Ita best game of the season against Lou11ville and figures the near miss DIIU' be the spark to put 111 end to . _ Dodges_ They're both kind to your budget ThiS year , Dart Swtnger , the lowest priced Dodge hardtop , joins the Dart sedan, the lowest priced Dodge of all. Rarely can you f1nd thi s·kind of room, comfort and conven ience in the compact price range. Standard equipment includes all Dart Custom items with the exceptions of cigaretle lighter, car peting, c loth-and·vinyl upholstery, dual horns, and partia l horn ring Dart Series models have all-vi nyl, full -width bench seats in a choice of blue, tan , or bl ac k {sedan) , and blue or black (Swinger) . An oplional delu~ee pleated atl ·\' lnyl seat tri m is evailable on the Swinger in a choice of blue, tan, or black. 60 CHEVROLET ~ard The 1968 Meig• Monudor Frolh team. now s..o, nwnatned unbeaten with .I come - from • Jones is 1 184 ·pound •enlor behiDd 14-6 victory over viaitfrom Loeon atxl Mlllm lo 1 lng Athena 'lllursclol' o1ternoon 191i)OWII( sq~botnoro lrmn Lor- at Marauder.Stadlum. ain. Ohlo. Alhena took 1 11-4 lead lite In First back-qJ man It both the first half when it scored on runnln& slots b Danny Slusher, 1 one yard pooa elllllng a 1orw a 168;>ound Junior ol Mlddl&- drive, town, Ohio. Meigl!l, however, scored late Cooch Perr~ Moll thinks In tho lhlrd quarter, after John Weatem has won two of aix games alii ita lone MidAmerican Conference victory was a 14--0 conquest of wlnleas 0 on door, good col"dition, all new exhau st sys lem, $350. 10-2s.6tc Phone 992-7008. Webelos Den Pays 67 Olds F85, 4 DL ----- · · · · ·----- -$2195 II HUNTINGTON, W, VL (UPI) -The running burdoil In Mar· shall University's offense Cor VI , H-'ltOLO II:OIE AND CHAIITINA 11:01&, DI..,~ANTS NO, 14,314 I'Ut"'U ant Ill ll Writ o1 !:Iec Utlon l"'ued by the Coon of Common Plea• of Me ira County, Ohio , I will ofler for ule a t publle auc tion o n the ::lad <I~J of November, 1981'1, at 10:00 A. M. a t lhe atePJ of the Court Houae that v:rst Gr:d' W7;n W kr .C ., ·: TlloiNCTATOII White over turquoise metalli c fini s h with turquoise inter~ ior, full power equip. , til t and telescope s teerl~ wheel, r adio, Unl.ed glass, w-s-w ti r es , Comfortron air.c::ondition- TRUCK~ OHIO • c ubi c i nc h, 4 ba r reU, 3 speed F ai •lo " • PO~EROY, J ·.. >: ...· ...·. ROBEHT C. IIARTEN'BACH Shertfl of Meta• County 1• 01 25 I l l) I , 8, 15, 22. 1t11nda ·between. the would get to tackle Ru1at1, I when thoy round out they would Americana and another OlymiJJe club whic:h had been touted 11 1 not pt 1 chance to lalof on tho cr...., ,po11lble winner this year• Scmeto. Jo Jo White ol Kin,.., tile Tho United Stoteo woo I 1511te U.S. &D:l Rus1la have met poirt winner over Yurosiavla In in the finolo tho paot tour AmerlCIIll' spork pi"' llUird. the r o u ri d-robln eUmlnltion OJ:mpic.s. However, thankl to ()1111 It right on tho Uno, ''We were kind of letdown touriiiii'MI.. 1 I I t weeik, and Yuaollnll'o ~t~dt - 2 vlctcey after the RuulanJ lo1t," he sal d abwt tho only outward 1boW of over Rual!lia last Tuoadi.Y ln the concern from lbl is over h1a semlfllllh, Ruula w1U have to 11tursday. "We will juat have to team's mOI'Ile. be ooatent wltll a chance ror the eet ..., aeain." With only one game remaliP Moat ot the players came to bronze medii oplut BrozU 1,., lnd tho gold medii in olg!>t, Mexico Cit~· thinklnl that tGtll8ht. somewhere olq tho Uno they lba hlnt1, an:l hb ,players lbl lo eager to look bock oo tile con11rm, that 1he Yanks sui- job hl1 pJ.a.yers have done. "This ls my second Olympics all Marshall- Seeking I•;; Utile morole odlump 1uarau er Frosh Go 5-0 . WY2·U74 IM Mill SJ. MIMJo,or ., 56 l11EVY , 2 door Sedan, 301 6 BLAEITNARS 1820 .0D lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ForS•I• VB Statio n Wagon . Catal ina. T hi s cor s hows the ve ry best co ndi t ion . ,, The reason so many people never get anywhere in life is 1 because, when opportunity knock s, they are out looking . for four -leaf clovers.-WaJter . P . Chrysler . · Me • $2,195 $795 $1,395 11 long uld tr lf'l to Charlie Sulphln: thence north to tho: place o1 bellO· uln1, eontainlnl 111 acrea. be lh• ~a.m.. more or leat. Except 15 11cre1 prevloutl)' aold lf'1 ¥inl 82 acre• more nr leu . Tcma ot Sale : C••h for not lell 1han two -lhlrdt of th11 app"l"d ... , . lui' . the property beln( appraltecl • I MEXICO CITY (UPI)- The United Slates goeo after Its .eventh consecutive Ob'Jnpic bosl<otbatl gold medii tonight lt1d, lor tile ftrot time in 20 yurs, the Amerlean opponent wW be a team other than Ruosto, Yueoallvla, a team which whipped tile United States twice In exhibitions but got drubbed when it went agal.nst Coach Hank lbl'a crew last week, is PI.IIMIH TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 64 Rambler et al lO 11; 10 U: 11 11 lJ IJ; Bonnev i lie V8 2 Dr. Hard Top. Sha rp one owner ca r that s how s the bes t of cond 1t1on. PS, PB & AT . 66 Pontiac .. ..._,,11... ''"n ·Notlc• Ia benby that Goble H11.el JWitlce wh- Po.t Office .... l1reu ta Bol!. 108, XouU, Indiana, b.h h..cn duly apPOinted. q l!:•ecutor of th• ~lll.e of Jarnet WNA&II JUIItl!!e. hole of Mel .. Cowaty, Ohio, d&ce-d . Dated lhb 33hd dll)' of OCiober. 1'186. !UPON REQUEST! Wil d cat Custom, 2 Door, Hardto p . Spot len al l wh 1te f in is h . New Bu ic k trade- in from sa t1sf ied, one loca l owner. 66 Pontiac MIDDLEPORT Women's Christian Temperance Union, 7:30 Friday night at the Church of the Nazarene, Middleport. AFTER GAME dance at Soothern Junior Hlgh School tonight until midnight. Music by j'Next in Line," sponsored by &tuth- Join• Cast SERVICE S1,895 65 Buick FRIDAY Plan Halloween Carnival • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - .. me nt s, fo rt une tell ers, and a s wee t s hop . Ma ny of the p r izes fo r t he car ni\'al ha ve been donated by the Modern Woodmen u[ America. I· 01·tune lellcrs will be Diane Milli ron and Pau.y Might Sue c ....... N•. 14,1U SYRACUSE - Tho Loyal Help. rJchJnger Jr., read an Auera Clan of the Syracuse Meth· tumn poem and Mrs. Farrell IIIII ICernt. .. al, odist Chureh held ita regular one, 11 Up Letart Way." Mrs. Farrell aenred sandwichmonthly meeting recently at the PvftVanl to a Wrll of P•rtltlon t.· med by th1 Court of Common Plea• home or Mrs. Damon Farrell. es, jello aalad, colfee and mints ol Melli counly. Ohio. 1 will otter Mrs. Ralph Robson, president, to Mro, Ralph Rob!IOII, Mro, Helfor •ale at pubUr auction on l}le 23rd da)' ot November, IM6 •t 10:00 a .rn . opened the meeting by having en Damewood, Mrl!l. 0 r v I I 1 e at the • tepa or Ole Co11rt HoUH of Crooks, Mrs, William Elchinsor . .ld CIMinly , in the VUIIIC ol Pom - the class ~ the 23rd Psalm in eroy , the lollowinl detcrlbed 1'11!11 unison. Mrs. Farrell had the Jr, and Mro, W, M, lloudaohelt e alate · Situated in lbe T•wn..hlp ot SIUJ. devotions taken Crom the Upper bury, N.elp Couaty, Ohio. Beinl In Room, and closed with prayer. ~c tlon 31. Town il, K1n1e 15 of thl!' lewis Rep1lr Service·' Ohio Compuy't Purchue, and the Roond robin cards were signed l•crtlon of ll'lJI farm now In my p<M· IHEA11NG ' ae•lon to be hound on the ncord and sent to Mrs. Eldon wm boolr. now at Pomeroy. Ohio. •a Court and Mrs. Royal ThomBA. 'PlUMBING record and above aald farm w-11 purMrs. Helen Damewood read chued from ... H . Rn1era. 'ROOFING Said tncl 1a bCJUnded •• followa: from the book on ••women a{ On the n~Jrlh b)' Peter Woodrum ; on the lllble" on the topic, u wamthl' P!&•l by J , A . Rutherford. tfol-FORtuwlnl Ra«oon Creek to the Boxic en of Endor ."' Also, Mrs. Wm. S•i tphln JD ll ~ n! tracll; thence -at \I'IHUJON ,I.IIY, "atntlfft Nl. 11111 tftate ., ~·"'" Wlflt.rt ~u... c•, o.. ::: Tonight's Games Mrs . Farrell Hosts Class LIOAL NOTIC. tN THI COMMON PLIAI COUIIT, MilO I COUNTY, 0111110 LIOAl NOTtCI NOTICI Of A"'OtNTMINT ·> F.F. K. /\ Halloween l'arni val will be held at the nradbury Elementary School Thur sday night from 7 to ~ ;J.m. unde r sponsors hip of the Bradbu ry P. T . A. The e\·c nt will ge t unde1·way with U1e ma re h of the ma sque rad(>rs at 7 p. m. l'ostume pri ze s w ill be awarded to the winner s in fou r categorie s. Mr s. George Ko rn and Mr. and Mrs. Bob lloefli ch will be the judge s. Another feat ure of the carnival will be the se lec tion by the elementary sC" hoo l eh ild ren of a king and <}LK..-'C/1 and a prince a nd pri ncess. There will be games witl1 prize!ii, re fresh- LEGAL NOTICE ,Social • . Calendod Helen Bottel gave our daughter instructions to stick the next person who pushed them out of line. I made s ure everyone in the Jlne heard what I said! It worked, but when the y got to Ole window, the waitrt:s s ignored them and actually a slo.cd the man behtM them Cor hi s order! I reported her, but the manager couldn' t care less and said so. At the delicatessen I came up behind two young girls who had been waiting there quite a while. T he cle rk .i umped right to my 01-de r , and I told her the girls were fi rs l She said, " They don't want a nyt hing, they're just hangi ng around." The girl s told me they hadn' t e \'en been asked what they wanted. So U1e clerk grudgingly fi xed thei r order , and the n n· fused to wai t on me. It even happens at the Post Offi ce. Child re n, taught polite-ness, s tand bat·k, and adults take a dvantage. Te(>n-agers and young adults eont rol the spending of about 76 pe r n• n( of the ci rculated money in ll1c [lni tcd States. It' s high t im ~.: bu s inesses woke up to the fad and treated them with the re spt! d due intelligcnl, honest and well - behaved cus tome r s. T hey des erve the same rii$1ts a nd ..-ourtcsy as so -called adults - Thi s F r i . & Sot . the Francis Taylor Group featuring th l! I!IC c it i ng si nging voice of Harr y Joseph . :-:·::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:::::: ~' ,l~ ..~.,,, • •,;, o.. �Tlle Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Micklleport, 0., Friday, October 25, 196M 2 - Helen Help USe •• By .., SHE'S "TIRED OF lT" TOO We lr}' to t each our children re spL•d fo1· their elde rs, but aft~ r s cdng how lhe)' are tn:atcd, Dear llelen: Reading the letters from ''Tired or it" and " Hob" wl10 show- 1 w01dcr. Consider thi s: Our ed how young peopl e we re sho1·cd ki ds were in li ne at a hamburaround in stores , I thought I'd ger stand. Adult s kep t s ho\i ng let you know what has happen- a head of them. Finally I wok a straight pin out of m)· pur se an<! ed to our kids. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 S30. oo Dlw• •• •l••ct 11 C11vtnlt1t TtrMI MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. PfeaJanl (Join/ JeJorl ··d No rth on Rt . 62 MOTOR LODGE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Pt . Pl e- a s ant, W. Va . 675-1611 Entertainment In The "Starlight Room" SUNDAY BUFFET- NOON TO 4 PM SPECIAL WEEK END RATES THREE DAYS AND TWO NIGHTS (Fr i. thru Sun . 2 p. m. ) 2 Person s (doubl e bed) .... .. . $24,00 3 Pe rson s (one double and one s ingle bed ) .. .. . ___ ....................... $30.00 4 Per.s on s ( tw o doubl e beds ).. ............ $3 5. 00 Go lf Course P r iv il eges Co nve nti on F ac il it ies T enn 1s Couds Air Str ip Fa c dit1e s ;] b - AN ADVENTURE IN SUMPTUOUS LIVING VERY REASONABLE RATES-WITHIN EASY REACH Mf~S. Unbeatable Values 68 Buick Save Ele c tra C us tom 4 Dr. HarU To p, fa ctory a ir co ndit ioned . Onl y 7789 ea sy mile s. Exec ut ive ' s cor , ful ly eq uippe d, 1v inyl top . Save 68 Buick LeSabr e 4 Dr. Sedan . De mo. Fa ct ory Ai r Condi t ioned . equ ip ped. Gol d f in is h with buc ks ki n vi nyl sea t s. equipped . 2-Hour DRY QfANING ern Band Boosters. SATURDAY HALLOWEEliJ PARTY for members and wives and auxU. iary memben and husbands, beglmlng 9 p,m,, Saturday at Drew Webster Post 39 , American L&glon. Prizes tor funniest, prettiest and most original costumes. Entertainment and refreshments following grand parade. RACINE FffiEME.N'SAuxiltary will have a ehUi supper preceding the Saturday (all festival at the fire house; supper starts Ill 4:30 p .m.; also pie and coffee . HlGH SCHOOL dllrlce party Saturday, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m., Meigs High School auditorium in Mid- dleport; Ja,ys emceeing. SUNDAY CHICKEN AND spareribs barbecue &and~ , Chester Fire Dept., begirming at J1 a.m. at fire house, rain or shine; homemade Ice cream. Public we 1<:ome. DeLong, Lois Thompson and Mildred Miller will have charge of l.he fish pond, Pauline Darst and Loi s P r o..ince will s ~C)ervise lhe ball LOs s game , and Thelma Giles and Bertha Bing will direct the bobbi n.g for apples. Six ca kes will be awarded in cake walks with Violet Miller and Kathr )'·n J ohnson in charge, and a clown with large pockels containing pr izes will c irculate among the children allowing litem to "pick " hi s poc ket s. Goldie F ridle ;y a nd Ida Mae Murphy are chai r men oftlre sweet s hop, and handling the rc rre shm ent stand will be Eva Milliron, Mar y Hoover and Madeline Pai nter. ,, decorated cake ¥.-ill be awarded during the eve ning. .1\ picture pai nted b)' Mrs. Miller and a s luffed animal will be given as door p ri ze s. Mr s. Mill iron , soc ial cha irma n, ha s n :ques ted U1at pare nts retur n their donation sUPs tot~ school. HOLLYW OO D IUPD Katharlne Ross will join Pa ul Newman a nd Robert Redford In 20th Century-Fox's .. Butch Cn.ssldy and the Sundance K i d " in wh ich Mar lon Brando was previously considered 11.s a co -star. Our Ust11l Good Clunlng Rollinson's Cleaners ::::::::::::~::·:~:2·:~~......:................... ; TODAY'S \SPECIAL ~o,.>--, P,S,, P,B., A.T. $1,995 I ',;< ·-' F . H . O'DJUEN Juq-e of U.. P'rebate Court. Mel•• County, Ohio 11-1. 11~ 3k liGA.L NOTtCJ Sea led bid. will be reefl'lvlld ._ lbe I·Hi ec of Lhe Vllla1e Clerk, Pomeror flhlo , until 1:11 o' doct noon on No: \ flrn~r 4. IIHill, 011 anr of tbe foi J.:~willl proPOtale. 1. f"or the purchua by tbe vm ••• " ' l' orneroy of • n- traetor with illot followlnl added eqUipment. Trac tO!' ED•Ine 1•ollnc POweNd ..0 h .P. or mort~ Tr•m., and loader to be of unltlaed cwuolnleUon . Hood o r armor plat<e Dlffctemlal Jock 14.9 x H rear tlrq 7 SO 11: II ten ply fmnt tlrea 8,000 lb. or more r a ted front axl• Hydra ahutlle torque converter to be lao! operated Rear oper•llnll llahta . Loader Minimum Ca padtlq: Lilt Cap . ~ lb. Break .. way Cap ., 4,DOO lb. PTyout ca p _ 5.100 lb. Lilt cyl J Dbl. act1n1 J ln. Jd Hyd raulic OPI!I'IIIInl Prtl.ll\lre JMI . 1.000 lb. Hydnullc to be n Dm or more Baclthoe minimum eapaeltiH an.d di'Uilla· Be pth dl1 13 fl . IJJ1g! n1 n dlua 180 deane.a Mill . troll} I'O."nter of awln1 10' 11'1 " Under c UI 5 ' I" Ma ~ Helll'llh n· Mn . lift tiiP . u leut 3,8110 lb Mu lift cap. a t 14 ft . /rum cen t ~ rllne of lll'inl at a.. .. t li.IOO lb. Mu . d!IJ[In a: Jor~e 8,'700 lb . Ma ~ - brtak -a way a l le.ut 21.000 lb Side mounted ~ fl . c utter bar fower }fydra uu~ drlvl'n ..... u blda m1111 m'"rt or e11ceed the • b ovl' •PecllleaUona. For the u le by lbe \llllaa:c af Pom· erny nne 19 ~ ~ International Trattor with fron t P_nd Joadtr, rncower attac h m ~ n t a nd haf'll blade . The bidder may • h te eithe r what he wUI live for th e 19$9 lnlernallonal Trac tor or wh;ol IIITHHHH h e wJI.I allow U II h~ d ,··ln fo r lhe n e w tr;~ c ltlr deacrtb· o:d above . Each bidde r m 1y bid for either thP purd1 ,..P nr th e 1959 lnte rnaUon •1 Tra cl <.>r or fur lhl' aalc to the VII · !.. Me H ( !' ome n) y uf 1 nl'w tractor dl'acri hl'd a bo" e or both . Each btd il"Ud con1am lh l' fall name llf evel')' r e raon or •·nmpany inte.-....ted iii the •Hn e. ~ nd th e bid mutt be ~ecom ­ i" •nl e d by a che<:k or bond ln the s ~<m of 1100.00 lo the u UdacUort or th.. Vl!l a1e Council •• a ,uarana 1hal if the bid it a«epted, ~onlrll('t wi ll b e c nt .. ~d Jnta and it. perfor m~ 1\c e pr n!>erly oecured . Theile checb o r bon ds wlll b.. returned d once 10 a ll Pl<CO! PI the I U"'<:I'IdUJ bidder. IIi ~ c h i'Ciu or bond will be held until :h f' cunl ract o r bid It properly e• e · "" l ed lly him Th e r l.vht Ja reaerved to reject any ~I'd ii ll bldt . Jo:dna Scho-enleb , Clerk VJU...AG E Of" P OVERO Y 2tc iol2,, , 11-1 lEGAL NOTICI A rllluil i e l...., tlon ol Melli County ,;~rl.-u lto • - al Sodl'l)' Direc tor• wlll b<;.> beld T h ~< nr d ay. November 14. 19SB. from 5: 00 I'M . t o 9 :00 P .M. • t the ••lf i•·<' of t he Me i 1 ~ Co11nly Commll rnun en. i n the Court Huu ae In Porn · <roy, Oh io. Quallflca l kl· for ca ndld ate 1 l •u f"l lr~ tort a u • !ha l they mult be a qu Ril fie d "Oif'r of Me ln Clon17'~ and . ''";~ t h a ve 1 membe t"'hl~ . U~·et In ,_.,if Societ y f or )leu lll$8 Candld:o h_..•' peiiUODI' muat Itt fUe ct with t he So:uetary not later than '1 :00 PM. We<ln...O ay November I , O r>l y 1>e rao1U huldln g ntem berahtp tlcket• at the d oae o f the 1188 ( <rl.l f'l l)' Fair, or at Jeaat f l01'1!'ft 1151 ,iil<: nd a.- d•y• befo re the dille ot e lectio n . are qu aUfted to vote . T he Melp County A lr i~ullural Soeiety By . Donald E ltnte r , Secre t ar y :u., ;I) 2 .\ , 10-30, 11 -6 LHAL NOTIC. w11oae Jqt kn own plac e of r11ldence b 138 W . 61h Av eaue, Columbu1. Ohio, lrl hereby notlfll'd that on the lOth day of &ep~mber, 1988 JA.MD A. WILL, IM-1111 plalntlff tiled hit pet!Uon l t'ltrvt h u ae defl'ndant In the Court of Common P le11 Melp County, Ob.lo, CaM No. t4 ,:rf0 prJYinl for divorce fr om " ld Sharon A. Will on the a:rouftolbl of D't.IU nea:Jeet of 4atJ &lld etlnoml' rnl'lty , pla lnttft alliO P"'71 for a n awa rd of property and other proper r elie-f: 11ld CIIUH wtll be f or bu.11n1 on or after lbe 30UI day or No ~ber, UJIS. ~AMII A. WilL, P .. lnttff J . a . o•ar..• , Attorn•., ..r SHARON A. WILL, 11 15; 11 • l 550 6 cy l. 4 Dr. E xtra good for mode l. 64 Ford Co untr y V8 Sedan Sto. Wa g on. This is full s ized Ford wagon a nd show good core. PS, PB & AT . '•' ' ' 63 Ford 62 Buick $895 VB Gal oxie "500" 4 Dr. Seda n. Extra C le an . PS, PB & AT . $795 Elec tro 4 Dr . 5edon . This c or I S ve ry cle~n 1ns 1de and out . We sol d th1s cor new and ho11e serviced it since new . Be· longed t o one of our e mpl oye es. $595 61 Buick lnv ic to C on\1. Cpe. Yo u'll have to !>ee this one to oppre · e late it. MANY MORE BIJICK PH, 992-2143 PONTIAC GMC 68 0Ids 98 Luxury Sedan • • • • - • • • - • - • $4600 Check In Now for an Auto Check-up LIGAL NOTICI IN Titl CIJMMON ,.liAI COU.T MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO OHIO VAll.Y INDUITIII . ., PLAINTIFF ,, .; the invaU:ln by Western Michl· the lowest price. d e...,rlbed "' ••• ~"""· followlnl "' ,,. ....... "' Pomeroy , the real nl~te: "'"'" In lho TowNhlp ol S.OOon. '" lbe County of Melp and Stlte of Ohio, and belnt in 1«1 Acre Lot No. ';: 1:r:'Ro'""'"' '· •nd deacribed : •• • P""'.. onfollow. <ho North line of llld UIO Ac u Lot No. 11.11 ;,.< "hl're ,aid North line lnterle<'ll lh• • .:- nter iJrM! of the publle I'Olld lr.llown :: ::- ~r SouthUI1 tollowlnJ centerthene Jlnee tbe Racine I.G O.oR. the Landlna:; ot .. id PUblic r-o.d about 11183 feet to the property n ow owned. by Prolhtt, 11nd formerJ:y owned b)' Henr)' Wolfe; thenee North foUoovinr the Wut. une 11r the •aid Proffit\ prop. ltty . aald line abo belllJ lbe &an llrte ot 1 10 Acre Part"tl dewrlbBd at Pltctl Twu In the deed. to Rodne y I •ownilll, t«ONI.ed In Volume lliKt, ra1• of the M•IP County Deed ll~orda to lbe Nortb IJM ol 1ald I.ot No. 1211, whleb IIDI 11 allo lb• South line of the former Job P . Wolfe land; thence 'll'ut. followlnl the North line ol . .kl Lot No . 1111, to tile place of belinnhJJl, contain· lnl 20 Ac ret. more or SIVIDa: and ea.ceptlna: unto the l! ranton, th eir hetra and &.M~Pment• 1o11d undiv ided one haU of t.he mJn. t ral ntht8. The lind he~ln eon..-eyed betn1 1he .a me land •• Lhat which WM dell<: ribed u Parcel Two In the deed to ll.odnll' DownioJ, recorded In • • th• RIICine to O.K. Undlnli the nce \o olume 1911 , Pa1t1 ltl. ~Iorenc • Deedt : Volume 199, P• 1e 1111 . .:~ nd Volqme 2:1.1, Pa1 • 131, MeiJ ~ ( u un ~y ~>toed Rec-orda. The real ettate herein c onv1yed lielllf the real eetate U..t .. nnve yed from Rodoey Downinl 1.1111 ~ annln1 Webller to Hlllon N . WoUe a nd Larry Wolfe b y de-ed dded J"eb· r uar)' •· 1118!1 a nd recorded. J'lbn&· .,,., tt, liMJI In deed boolr. No. 1::111 · ~ \ Pi 'l e 11'1' dl' •th• o.WI/Recot\11 of foJel11 County,. Ohio .. T enft• or S•~: caiJ!ftl.r nol • than two· lhirdl of Cbe a pprat..cl ~;~ lu•, th11 Prop~rtr beinl •PPrllled pn here saturday cans \VOil Charlie (Choo Choo) Jones and John Mllom. Marshall, In addition to going t:IIJ'qh its 17th straight winless Every part of your car should be checked regularly for top petfor· monee . We'll do the job right at ' ,,·: .~~ game last saturday, lost lts leading rusher, Dickie Carter• Tho tullback or Man had golned, 405 yards ln . 72 carries before sutltrlng a broken collarbone in tho 13-10 loss to Louisville. .· LET US CHECK YOUR BATIERY NOW FOR WINTER DRIVING! ::; .· ·:: :-: BAILEY'S SUNOCO 398 Sunnv Dollan Winners 1 ~::··:·;·, :, /2:8~2• ;W:,'',,:M:;•:;,:n":;:;::••:::,::•9:,9;;,2::;·,:2':1:,9:,:5:.,:,:,:,:,:·:,:p:,•;m;:•:.:'",,·,;Y:,:·,,,:;,:·,: .<::: ,:~::;: :4 in.g , anti-spin axle , 18,000 miles. One owner new Oids trade. J ust like new. Optometrist Visit ·--------------------· V8, auto. trans., radio, anti- spin diCCer., white with blue interior . A r eal nice one. 65 Ford LTO 4 Or, H.T. • ·- • • ·- ·---- $1495 352 V8 motrlr, auto. trana., P.S.. white over bl~~e, with blue interior. 67 Olds Delta 88 Hoi ~ed. , . " ... , " . , $2695 Gr een fini sh with matching mL , power equipment, radio, w-s-w, fs cotry air. , low mileage. Sharp[ w-s-w, fa ctory air. , low mlleage. Sharp! 67 Olds F-85 Club Coupe,, , , , , .. . . , , .$2295 V8, auto., P.S. , radio, gd.d finish with matchl~ vil\}'1 inL , low mileage. Just like new! 62 FORD 4 DOOR c~l ., Ar.~ to . Pack 2'18, Webelos Den No. 1, aa a part of a project, visited the office ot Dr. N. W. Compton, optometrist of POmeroy, on Oct 22. Dr. Comptoo explained the Importance or the eyes and the care that should alwayo be taken to prcM!Ct them. T.a of tbe boys were teated and Dr. COmpton related what waa being done. All ot. the equipment w a B deJDOilltrated so that each boy knew the importance or t h e eqJlpment in Ottine glasaeo, A question and answer period wa1 held. Patrick Wood and Guy E, Guinther are Webeloa leaders. $495 Sto. W~on Auto . Trant. $195 KARR & VAN ZANDT POMEROY the streak among major colleges. state. The homecoming closh cooeludes a three-week heme stao:L rumble oo the Athenl 1 llne. Two p)IJ'I!I later, Halfback Mark Williams skirted right erd to tie the I!!Core at 6-8, Robin Phllin put tho Moroudero oheld 8-6 when he circled efll for the extn poilU. Shortly after Athens had taken tile tollowl,. ldck-ol!, and early In the lourth period. Fullback TIDY Williams intercepted a Bulldog poss at thO 50 yard stripe, Mark wmtama fill for 8, Robin Thomas recovered a Bulldog Phoenix Tops New York Urdted Press International The Phoenlx SUna aren't acttne very much like a new elQ)IIl81on team and the New York Knicks are acting ewn Jess like a tide oonteDdi~ NBA teams this sea son. evened By lellll. The SUrul, one of the two aew uu. Area Grid Statistics J-. ,,me ~~ TEAM STATISTICS u e 30 GAL IHJOO.IIO. •aiiiiT C . HARTINOACH, IHIRILif Of MIIOI COUNTY, ottiO 10 4: 10 II : 10 18; 10 P; H I 5Lc SIZE RIGHT PRICE! RIGHT SIZE! RIGHT HEATEIH RIGHT NOW! FOR SALE Ninety-two shares of Pomeroy National Bank Stock will be sold to tbe highest bidder for not less than $90.00 per share, the appraised value, at the omce of O'Brien and O' Brien, attorneys, lO()Ih Court street, Pomeroy, Ohio at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, OctOOer 26, 1968. For further information can 992·2720. WUliam E. Stive r s Admini strator or the e state of Claude E. Glll1an, doc. FIRST DOWNS PASSING G TEAM AVG, OPP, AVG, CMP· ATT, INT, Athono , 5 64 12.8 54 10.8 24-60 10 Golllpollo • , , 5 65 13, 0 72 14. 4 23-65 6 lrootoo , , , , , 5 77 15.4 72 14.4 31-75 I Jock1011 , , , , , 5 67 13.4 81 16.2 22-47 6 Lopn ' ' •• ' ' 5 76 15.2 57 11, 4 17-53 3 Meigs , , , , • , 5 58 11. 6 47 9,4 1M3 3 Nelo.-York , , , 5 41 8.2 89 17,8 13-45 4 WeUstcn , , , • , 5 72 14.4 43 8,6 21-46 2 TEAM RUSH TEAM PASS NET OFF, NET DEF, TEAM YDS. AVG, YOS. AVG, YDS. AVG, YOS. AVG, Atllens . , • • 801 1110.2 290 58.0 109 218,2 101 202.0 Golllpolls. • 845 169,0 217 13.4 "IOIIt 212.4 1349 269,8 ' ' . 1125 225.0 361 72.2 14~ 299.2' 1215 243,0 J1ck1011 , , , 891 178,2 362 72.4 1253 250,6 1317 263,4 Lopn ••• • 1086 217.2 242 48,1 1328 265,6 1126 225. 2 879 175,8 Meiga. , • , 828 165.6 :176 58.2 1104 220,8 Nelo.·York • • 706 14L2 122 24.4 828 165.6 786 157,2 Wollstcn ••• 1113 222.6 ~ 47.2 1349 269.8 828 165.6 TEAM Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. Second 992·2036 COMBINAnOII ,, ~ TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS ..." • •" " TEAM ,, PTS. Wellston , , • , • , , , 14 Point Ploollflt • , • , 59 A11lons , , , • , , , , , 62 Federll-Hocld,. , • 64 Melgo • , , , , •• , , 72 11114-llalt .... wftliiiiH·II AVG, 8.3 8.4 8,9 9.1 10.3 .....ltallldltl 1969 DODGE DART ·-ICSH Tht bllll of bath-autam1tlc Compact lovers never had it so big and it was very satisfying to in 1964, But It Is olso to see these boys work hard to do weD and then do well while some people said they would DOL " The coach aaid one thing he learned from this Olympics was Ute United States basketball team should have more time to train before the games. u As I have said, the American boy will terxt to rise above this and get ready, but there is a limit.'' he said. win aatist,yl.ng .., '' ' ,,,, ., ,, I,: I .. ,. , their record at Z..2 Thursday night b~ d""nlng the Knlcks 10g..92. The Knlcks. who are supposed to be in the champi~ shJp race thla season, are now ju ot 2-3, in tho only other NBA game, Baltimore topped S a n Diego, 119-115. GaU Goodrich scored 31points ror the Suns whlle former Knick Dick VanArsdale added 20 Cor tho Suns. Willis Reed and Walt Frazier scored 24 and 18 for the Knlcka. Earl Monroe scored 35 points to pace Baltimore past San Qlogo, Trolling 103-98, Baltimore scored 13 straight points to take a Ul·103 lead and wrap up the game. E lvin Hayes had 25 far Sl:n Diego. NBA STANDINGS By United PreiS International East W, L. Pet GB Bolllon ' ' ' 3 0 1,000 B&ldmore " , 4 I ,800 Cinclmatl • , 3 I , 75~ II l'lllllldelphla , , 2 I ,867 I New York , , , • 2 3 ,400 2 Detroit " , • , I 3 ,250 211 Milwaukee • , , , 0 3 ,000 3 Welt W. L. Pet. GB Sin Francisco •• . 2 1 .667 Phalln picked up 5, Rick A s h scrambled for l1 am: Tiny Williams posted gains of 5 and 20 yards to Ute Athens 1. Tiny Williams bucked over from there tor the ftnal score, Meigs boy s credited with ~tlay­ ing an ootstanding game were Jeff Morris, John Thomas, Fred Thompson, Eddie Young, Roger Dixon and Ted Lehew, linemen; Tommy Cook and Dave Hiles, err:ls, and Robin Phalln, T i n y WUllams, Mark Williams, Rick Ash and Ron Stnith, backs, The Meigs Marauder 7 - 8th grade team s uCCered a 30-6 defeat at the hand s of Wahama on the Middleport neld, also Thursda.v. The lone TD scored by Meigs was on a 60 yard, third quarter run by Chuck Faulk. Thursday's Results Phoenix 109 New York 92 Baltimore 119 San Diego 115 18 ~lllleld North 34 Dayton Alheoo at Jackaon Wa,ynel4 NeliiOil'Vlll.,...York at GllllpoiiJ Vandolla adler 20 lll,ylon OokMelpatwooci8 Lopn at WeliPrtblo l i l a - 20 Bellbrook 6 AlexanderatSoutbern SOUthwestern Ill Eastern Pl. Pleuant at Ripley Wahama at ~cor AT Haman Trace Ill North Gollla Hannan at Kyser Creek Coal Grove at St, Joe REPUBLICAN RALLY HOTEL MARTIN MEETING HALL Oft (Saturday) TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29th 7:30 P.JL Huntington at MIJIDII All Candidates and Interested Persons Are Invited. Refreshments Will Follow The Rally. Thursday's Grid Scores illGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES By United Prell rntematlona1 ~t>rlngfteld lllawnee 30 Clark Northweot 8 Miami Eaot 24 Gl'OOIQl 20 lt>rlnglleld Norlh 3i DQion P.t. Pol. A4v. MINI Bl Wayne 14 NEll' SHIPMENT JUST AR.RIVED Dayton Col. White 12 Meadolr<ialo 8 Dayton Beaver Creek 49 Dayton stebbino 6 Cententlle 21 Troy 8 Dayton Fairmont Eaot 15 FairbomB Xsola 20 Dayton Falrmoat Weot .. ' in u ...•• CROWIS ep ·'en STEAK HOUSE le • Home of tlte MEIGS COUNTY'S ONLY AGENT FOR RUPP Fabuloru (Only gamea 1cheduled) Frida)''• Games Phoenix at Detroit BaJUmore at Los Angeles Atlanta at seattle Model C-2-20-2~ H.P, Deluxe Model (Only gomos scheduled) C-2-50-2~ H.P, Marlon Incal 13 Versailles 6 St. Clairsvtlle 44 Barnesviile SANDWICH DUlonvald 12 Mingo Junction 0 Beallsville 58 Caldwell 6 Linsley Jnotltute fJ', Va,) 38 And Toke Em Homo 0 Tot'<lllto parbl* phono, plus AM rltdlo In one campaet Cllbinet. a.nd· aMI _cltllp. Portlim&UC •utornric 4-apeocl record chlnatr. BuiM·In AM redlo owltch , •• both radio tnd phona. Blut, White, or YtUow·Oold col· $49 •s h11 cantrol .11 ....,....,.-........ . . .. ... "" ~ Lay Away For Chrlltraaa INGELS FURNitURE MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSIDNG Ydo. Clr, Avg, Coon, Atheno •• • 477 97 1.9 llo11dn, Iron, ' ' ' 161 120 3, 9 VII, Wollston, , , 439 85 .5.2 Prose, GtiiiJ)olia. 437 89 4.9 Lowe, Lopn ' ' • • 402 114 4.8 PASSING C<lmp.Att 1nt Ydo TD stern'n~ lr, , 29-68 3 351 3 Handley, Ath. 24-58 9 290 3 DoSI'n, Jim, ,22-47 6 362 5 Perdue, Wtn 21-45 2 236 0 Johns'n, Lf!IL 19-46 I 242 I Werry, Melp 19-52 3 276 i (10 or Morel PUN11NG Ydo. Jlutler, Alheno,. 701 Johnlton, Logon, 661 Spencer, Gollll • • 549 N~ A~ ., .,••., 19 36.9 18 38.7 KO RETURNS H & R FIRESTONE Ord1r By Phone N. 2nd Ave, 992-5432 '----------.o ,\IVI'I'IInatlon Paint Carter. Net-York 115 for Raoft,. S.Mt-Giou Scru..t.oltl• Polnl lxt~rlor 6 0 & Ah,..tn- flllri•r Roef Point PUN'!' RETURNS Ault, Meigs • • . Yds. N~ .107 10 Goodwin. Athena , 83 7 Moasbarger, Jack. 47 5 Valentine, Jack. • 48 3 carr, WeU1ton ••• 43 3 ••••, "~» TD 0 I Ploatlc FIHtne• Trtplo Troc• Storm Wt11dowa C..pleto BotfwOiftl 0 0 0 " ..-s ... 1-HIMihon Woahor Pineo TY INTERCEPTION RETURNS N~ YdL TD Johnof<ln, Logon , • I U 0 Volentlno, Jackson • • 3 46 0 Pickett. Wolio ton • , , 3 9 0 Ault, Meigs • " • " 2 SB I Abdeill, Athens , • • , 2 30 0 Hllldley, 'Athena • • • • 2 l4 0 Hetll'l', Ironton , ••• , 2 7 0 Ant,...noa etue Luotre Sho...- Tupptrs Pl•lns lllr~Win 667-3963 TullfiOt'o Plolo10 MENS FALL AND WINTER 15 38.6 JACKETS •••• •• ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE f,ORMI!*LY HOYT'S SOHIO Outstandlnl Group Of C. P. O's-Cli-COlTS STADIUM COlTS In Wilol~, Heek Suede Nylons, Corduroy and DART SWINGER and Dart Sedan. Laminated. '12·95 . .:~·50, S5'0 Thetwo.ofak;nd ' OLDEST ' .·tati'J'•:· iJ•" ~ '~Ill . ,. ' ~ OtHIER$,; ·; ·. ~~C),!o\lljf Ohio """ - - .. Middleport, Ydo, No, TD Washb'n, 1m. • 289 12 0 Spencer, Callia • • 139 9 0 Baooogher, Logon , ,134 7 0 157.95 184.00 OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE 20 Tlltmovllle 34 Adona 12 Jefleraon Union 27 Mount Pleasant 10 Codlz8 Follansbee (Ji, VL) 43 ... '1· Birr, Meigs , , , 905 25 36,2 Levine, Wollo, , •756 22 34.4 Atlanta , , , , 2 1.667 TEAM PTS. AVG. ,. s.nmeso . , ,. , 2 2 ,500 11 Jack..., , , , , . , , 151 21.6 RECEnnNG N~ Ydo. TD Chlequ , , , , , , 2 2 ,500 II Wollotoo , , , • • 138 19,7 Connd, Lopn , 17 220 I P11oen1x , , . .. 2 2.500 II Point Ploallflt , , 130 18.6 W1hlmo , , , , • • 134 16. 8 Akera, ironton . 15 193 2 Los Angeles , , , . I 3 ,250 Ill Seattle , , , , I L 200 2 Glouster • , , , •• 98 16.0 Vincent, Athens , . 12 155 I Ault, Meigs • , •• 10 150 3 Bethel, WeUoton , 10 109 I TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS t. Pomeroy .R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill St. 992-l34S Middleport nation's longeat wlnleas Kent ' GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 Manhall played Ita best game of the season against Lou11ville and figures the near miss DIIU' be the spark to put 111 end to . _ Dodges_ They're both kind to your budget ThiS year , Dart Swtnger , the lowest priced Dodge hardtop , joins the Dart sedan, the lowest priced Dodge of all. Rarely can you f1nd thi s·kind of room, comfort and conven ience in the compact price range. Standard equipment includes all Dart Custom items with the exceptions of cigaretle lighter, car peting, c loth-and·vinyl upholstery, dual horns, and partia l horn ring Dart Series models have all-vi nyl, full -width bench seats in a choice of blue, tan , or bl ac k {sedan) , and blue or black (Swinger) . An oplional delu~ee pleated atl ·\' lnyl seat tri m is evailable on the Swinger in a choice of blue, tan, or black. 60 CHEVROLET ~ard The 1968 Meig• Monudor Frolh team. now s..o, nwnatned unbeaten with .I come - from • Jones is 1 184 ·pound •enlor behiDd 14-6 victory over viaitfrom Loeon atxl Mlllm lo 1 lng Athena 'lllursclol' o1ternoon 191i)OWII( sq~botnoro lrmn Lor- at Marauder.Stadlum. ain. Ohlo. Alhena took 1 11-4 lead lite In First back-qJ man It both the first half when it scored on runnln& slots b Danny Slusher, 1 one yard pooa elllllng a 1orw a 168;>ound Junior ol Mlddl&- drive, town, Ohio. Meigl!l, however, scored late Cooch Perr~ Moll thinks In tho lhlrd quarter, after John Weatem has won two of aix games alii ita lone MidAmerican Conference victory was a 14--0 conquest of wlnleas 0 on door, good col"dition, all new exhau st sys lem, $350. 10-2s.6tc Phone 992-7008. Webelos Den Pays 67 Olds F85, 4 DL ----- · · · · ·----- -$2195 II HUNTINGTON, W, VL (UPI) -The running burdoil In Mar· shall University's offense Cor VI , H-'ltOLO II:OIE AND CHAIITINA 11:01&, DI..,~ANTS NO, 14,314 I'Ut"'U ant Ill ll Writ o1 !:Iec Utlon l"'ued by the Coon of Common Plea• of Me ira County, Ohio , I will ofler for ule a t publle auc tion o n the ::lad <I~J of November, 1981'1, at 10:00 A. M. a t lhe atePJ of the Court Houae that v:rst Gr:d' W7;n W kr .C ., ·: TlloiNCTATOII White over turquoise metalli c fini s h with turquoise inter~ ior, full power equip. , til t and telescope s teerl~ wheel, r adio, Unl.ed glass, w-s-w ti r es , Comfortron air.c::ondition- TRUCK~ OHIO • c ubi c i nc h, 4 ba r reU, 3 speed F ai •lo " • PO~EROY, J ·.. >: ...· ...·. ROBEHT C. IIARTEN'BACH Shertfl of Meta• County 1• 01 25 I l l) I , 8, 15, 22. 1t11nda ·between. the would get to tackle Ru1at1, I when thoy round out they would Americana and another OlymiJJe club whic:h had been touted 11 1 not pt 1 chance to lalof on tho cr...., ,po11lble winner this year• Scmeto. Jo Jo White ol Kin,.., tile Tho United Stoteo woo I 1511te U.S. &D:l Rus1la have met poirt winner over Yurosiavla In in the finolo tho paot tour AmerlCIIll' spork pi"' llUird. the r o u ri d-robln eUmlnltion OJ:mpic.s. However, thankl to ()1111 It right on tho Uno, ''We were kind of letdown touriiiii'MI.. 1 I I t weeik, and Yuaollnll'o ~t~dt - 2 vlctcey after the RuulanJ lo1t," he sal d abwt tho only outward 1boW of over Rual!lia last Tuoadi.Y ln the concern from lbl is over h1a semlfllllh, Ruula w1U have to 11tursday. "We will juat have to team's mOI'Ile. be ooatent wltll a chance ror the eet ..., aeain." With only one game remaliP Moat ot the players came to bronze medii oplut BrozU 1,., lnd tho gold medii in olg!>t, Mexico Cit~· thinklnl that tGtll8ht. somewhere olq tho Uno they lba hlnt1, an:l hb ,players lbl lo eager to look bock oo tile con11rm, that 1he Yanks sui- job hl1 pJ.a.yers have done. "This ls my second Olympics all Marshall- Seeking I•;; Utile morole odlump 1uarau er Frosh Go 5-0 . WY2·U74 IM Mill SJ. MIMJo,or ., 56 l11EVY , 2 door Sedan, 301 6 BLAEITNARS 1820 .0D lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ForS•I• VB Statio n Wagon . Catal ina. T hi s cor s hows the ve ry best co ndi t ion . ,, The reason so many people never get anywhere in life is 1 because, when opportunity knock s, they are out looking . for four -leaf clovers.-WaJter . P . Chrysler . · Me • $2,195 $795 $1,395 11 long uld tr lf'l to Charlie Sulphln: thence north to tho: place o1 bellO· uln1, eontainlnl 111 acrea. be lh• ~a.m.. more or leat. Except 15 11cre1 prevloutl)' aold lf'1 ¥inl 82 acre• more nr leu . Tcma ot Sale : C••h for not lell 1han two -lhlrdt of th11 app"l"d ... , . lui' . the property beln( appraltecl • I MEXICO CITY (UPI)- The United Slates goeo after Its .eventh consecutive Ob'Jnpic bosl<otbatl gold medii tonight lt1d, lor tile ftrot time in 20 yurs, the Amerlean opponent wW be a team other than Ruosto, Yueoallvla, a team which whipped tile United States twice In exhibitions but got drubbed when it went agal.nst Coach Hank lbl'a crew last week, is PI.IIMIH TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 64 Rambler et al lO 11; 10 U: 11 11 lJ IJ; Bonnev i lie V8 2 Dr. Hard Top. Sha rp one owner ca r that s how s the bes t of cond 1t1on. PS, PB & AT . 66 Pontiac .. ..._,,11... ''"n ·Notlc• Ia benby that Goble H11.el JWitlce wh- Po.t Office .... l1reu ta Bol!. 108, XouU, Indiana, b.h h..cn duly apPOinted. q l!:•ecutor of th• ~lll.e of Jarnet WNA&II JUIItl!!e. hole of Mel .. Cowaty, Ohio, d&ce-d . Dated lhb 33hd dll)' of OCiober. 1'186. !UPON REQUEST! Wil d cat Custom, 2 Door, Hardto p . Spot len al l wh 1te f in is h . New Bu ic k trade- in from sa t1sf ied, one loca l owner. 66 Pontiac MIDDLEPORT Women's Christian Temperance Union, 7:30 Friday night at the Church of the Nazarene, Middleport. AFTER GAME dance at Soothern Junior Hlgh School tonight until midnight. Music by j'Next in Line," sponsored by &tuth- Join• Cast SERVICE S1,895 65 Buick FRIDAY Plan Halloween Carnival • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - .. me nt s, fo rt une tell ers, and a s wee t s hop . Ma ny of the p r izes fo r t he car ni\'al ha ve been donated by the Modern Woodmen u[ America. I· 01·tune lellcrs will be Diane Milli ron and Pau.y Might Sue c ....... N•. 14,1U SYRACUSE - Tho Loyal Help. rJchJnger Jr., read an Auera Clan of the Syracuse Meth· tumn poem and Mrs. Farrell IIIII ICernt. .. al, odist Chureh held ita regular one, 11 Up Letart Way." Mrs. Farrell aenred sandwichmonthly meeting recently at the PvftVanl to a Wrll of P•rtltlon t.· med by th1 Court of Common Plea• home or Mrs. Damon Farrell. es, jello aalad, colfee and mints ol Melli counly. Ohio. 1 will otter Mrs. Ralph Robson, president, to Mro, Ralph Rob!IOII, Mro, Helfor •ale at pubUr auction on l}le 23rd da)' ot November, IM6 •t 10:00 a .rn . opened the meeting by having en Damewood, Mrl!l. 0 r v I I 1 e at the • tepa or Ole Co11rt HoUH of Crooks, Mrs, William Elchinsor . .ld CIMinly , in the VUIIIC ol Pom - the class ~ the 23rd Psalm in eroy , the lollowinl detcrlbed 1'11!11 unison. Mrs. Farrell had the Jr, and Mro, W, M, lloudaohelt e alate · Situated in lbe T•wn..hlp ot SIUJ. devotions taken Crom the Upper bury, N.elp Couaty, Ohio. Beinl In Room, and closed with prayer. ~c tlon 31. Town il, K1n1e 15 of thl!' lewis Rep1lr Service·' Ohio Compuy't Purchue, and the Roond robin cards were signed l•crtlon of ll'lJI farm now In my p<M· IHEA11NG ' ae•lon to be hound on the ncord and sent to Mrs. Eldon wm boolr. now at Pomeroy. Ohio. •a Court and Mrs. Royal ThomBA. 'PlUMBING record and above aald farm w-11 purMrs. Helen Damewood read chued from ... H . Rn1era. 'ROOFING Said tncl 1a bCJUnded •• followa: from the book on ••women a{ On the n~Jrlh b)' Peter Woodrum ; on the lllble" on the topic, u wamthl' P!&•l by J , A . Rutherford. tfol-FORtuwlnl Ra«oon Creek to the Boxic en of Endor ."' Also, Mrs. Wm. S•i tphln JD ll ~ n! tracll; thence -at \I'IHUJON ,I.IIY, "atntlfft Nl. 11111 tftate ., ~·"'" Wlflt.rt ~u... c•, o.. ::: Tonight's Games Mrs . Farrell Hosts Class LIOAL NOTIC. tN THI COMMON PLIAI COUIIT, MilO I COUNTY, 0111110 LIOAl NOTtCI NOTICI Of A"'OtNTMINT ·> F.F. K. /\ Halloween l'arni val will be held at the nradbury Elementary School Thur sday night from 7 to ~ ;J.m. unde r sponsors hip of the Bradbu ry P. T . A. The e\·c nt will ge t unde1·way with U1e ma re h of the ma sque rad(>rs at 7 p. m. l'ostume pri ze s w ill be awarded to the winner s in fou r categorie s. Mr s. George Ko rn and Mr. and Mrs. Bob lloefli ch will be the judge s. Another feat ure of the carnival will be the se lec tion by the elementary sC" hoo l eh ild ren of a king and <}LK..-'C/1 and a prince a nd pri ncess. There will be games witl1 prize!ii, re fresh- LEGAL NOTICE ,Social • . Calendod Helen Bottel gave our daughter instructions to stick the next person who pushed them out of line. I made s ure everyone in the Jlne heard what I said! It worked, but when the y got to Ole window, the waitrt:s s ignored them and actually a slo.cd the man behtM them Cor hi s order! I reported her, but the manager couldn' t care less and said so. At the delicatessen I came up behind two young girls who had been waiting there quite a while. T he cle rk .i umped right to my 01-de r , and I told her the girls were fi rs l She said, " They don't want a nyt hing, they're just hangi ng around." The girl s told me they hadn' t e \'en been asked what they wanted. So U1e clerk grudgingly fi xed thei r order , and the n n· fused to wai t on me. It even happens at the Post Offi ce. Child re n, taught polite-ness, s tand bat·k, and adults take a dvantage. Te(>n-agers and young adults eont rol the spending of about 76 pe r n• n( of the ci rculated money in ll1c [lni tcd States. It' s high t im ~.: bu s inesses woke up to the fad and treated them with the re spt! d due intelligcnl, honest and well - behaved cus tome r s. T hey des erve the same rii$1ts a nd ..-ourtcsy as so -called adults - Thi s F r i . & Sot . the Francis Taylor Group featuring th l! I!IC c it i ng si nging voice of Harr y Joseph . :-:·::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:::::: ~' ,l~ ..~.,,, • •,;, o.. �\ Mlcl,...... ,.._. Dl- ;• ·,; STAR UNITJ!:Il• · 8118. ~f>ijJ$1' CHU$ - Rov. ·hiri 7:30 P. m.,lln. "WJQ. Air ... . J 'h ')(ale J101ett ••• .• • li:id'r· •·aibB!UHG w-.r, · POII;Eft'\!~•• ~ll'f ·· &O&il.;.:';v=.~.:..:: - . Sua!lt.Y Sc . ' ' 9:411 .. m.; lhli _•• • ~ - woroft,g ':.u:oo o. Cllai'dl - .......-~ ' . 7' TIO'Ior, po~tor, .Mara .. · - s. s. ~ Slnla.Y · ln.; . Rov. · IIQf . .~..1: v M"""\'"i :k'7t30 P. "':,. 'SCIIOol, t:io o.m,;Wcl-ollip .... ' Tllll'ldojl, Fted Ei:.JimiU!, .IaJ. ' teo, ~ o. "\ol EtlnliW ' .. . Pl'IIYII' Lml1~:::».~~":~::.%~...~:.::.."*~:~-.:««~.~~~~><~:~~llfil ALFRED METIIOOIST, Peorl OIRISTIAN SCIENCE Services A. cuto, pa-- !lmdoySchool at ·31$ Mlln St., ~ Plouanl, UNITED FAITH CHURCH of at 9:80, Lloyd Dllllnpr, 9Q>t. SUndays 11 o. m.; Wedneldojls Nease Selllome~ ~School Worlhip eorvico• Ill 10:45 wllh 8 p. m. All .,.,....., ~rlntelllelll. R 01 J!>Maon, . Voro sowtz, loy~eeder. !lmdoy Youth moeH~W, f:SO, Swldoy. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY '"olng serviCOJ at 7:45 with tho CHURCH- Rev. Amoe TUllo palRev. casto. tor. &uldoy school, 9:80 a.m.; SYRACUSE F111ST UNITED Lee Burnem, auperlntendlnl; PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Linson BETH ANY UNITED METilO- wonhJp service, 1i Lm. Wtd· Stebbins. pastor. Sunlll.l' achool, DIST CHURCH -· Rev. Paul A. nelday prayer meetllls, 1 :30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.; worship aervtee, 10:Sellers, pastor, Morniiii wor- 9mdoy nl&ht worohlp, 7:30. 30 a.m.; Blblo atud,y end pra.yor ship, 9:30 a. m.; Swlla,y School, service, Wedne:aday, 7:30 p.~ 10:30 L m. Blythe Thetas, Supt. 111!: DANVILLE WESLEY AN Youth FeUowship, 6:30 p. m. CHURCH - Charles Dozer, pasPOMEROY FmST BAPTIST tor; Adra SWick, Sunday ·School LOTTRIDGE UNITED METHS14>0rintsnlenl. Sunday School, ODIST - .Worship, ft.ratand third 9:30 L Jn.i Wonhip service, Suoctlys of each month, lO:tS L DLi aecom and fourth Sundays, 10:30 L m. Youtll and JW>ior 7:30 P- m. Sunday SChool, P:45 L DL Christian Erdeavor, third Saturda,y or each month. LAUREL CLIFF FREE MET& Ot:IST CHURCH - Sunday School 9:30 a. m., mornifw worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evermw worahjp, 7:30 p, m.; Wecbesda.Y, Christtan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 P. m. anc:t prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 7 p. m. R. Eugene Gill, pa15ror; Phi I Wise, &,v... DEXTER CHU IICH OF CIIRI'1" - Ronnie Russell, pastor, Nor-man c. wu~ supt. ,._,dey School' 9:30 a. m.j WorshiP service. 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening. RACINE F1RST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -SundsySCbool 9:30 .. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. . m.; Evening Worship, 7130 p.. m. Pn,yer services, 7:30 p. m, Wednosdsy, Sundsy School . Suporlntendm, Pauline McCllntoc:k. Putor, Rev. Morris M. Wolfo. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED ., youth service, 6:45 p. m. Eveni~ worship, 1:30. Prayer aM praise, Wednesday, 7:30. UNITED FAITH CHURCHNease Settlement - Robert E. Smith. Sr., pastor. Sunday School s~erintendent Kenneth Matson. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; WOl'shJp service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, m. each Sun~. Mi~week . prayer meeting, WednesdiJ', 7:30 p, m. .~~T KENO CHURCH OF c~ -: DJST CHURCH - W. Dole MeClurg, pes tor. Suniloy SChool, e:. ... -..., Proschtrw, !lrst and thlrdSundoy . of month by Charles Ruosell at CHFBTER CHURCH OF -THE NAZARENE _ Rev. Herbert 9,30 a.m. • BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, CHR.niT _Charles Ruuell, ..,.... 11 a. m. am 7:30p.m., Sunday. . tor. Richard Gilkey, SUJll, SUn- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. ruch1 Bl day School, 9:30 a.m.; Mornl~ ard Barton, SJ.IK,., Char es sWorship, 10:30 a. m.; Evenlrw aell, assistantsupt. Prayer meetworship, 7 p.m. WednesdoyBiblo irw, Wo<lneldoy, 7:30p.m. s~. 7:30 p, m. -~- - w.<' !qXJRGANIZED CHURCH vr .lesus Chrl&t ol t.ttor Day Saints, Portland • Recine Rold. Sundoy School, 9:30 a. m.; Mom· ing Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday ~&..::' hlliiirahiP. P• · • lir: 7130 . • HARRISONVILLE PRESBY- ~ T::IO ugene ' pastor; V. H. Braley, ~t.; SUn•·· school 9·30 L m. • com....., • • ~ ~r J . Jl, ; m. .J'nlor ·~4. Pra!N Ol'Yieo, '!111rldojl, 7:10 ' c. P'"""· munlon a..r worship sorvice,10:30 a.m.; prayer meeting, Tburadly, 7:30p.m. CHESTER ~EI'HODIST Charie . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev. Pearl A. Cuto, pallor, Pomeroy - lllrrlsonvllle Rood. CHESTER: Wca"IJd», 9 a. m.; John Webster, pastor; Illy Ut- tle, Sumay school s•rlmeo- dent. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; mD<ning worahip, 10:301 Suniloy evening service, 7; prayer meet- sldp sonlco alamatoo with AIfred llld F - • · Services "·~-· _ __._ or evo-•-, _....., "~•-.. ~• ing, Wedneldoy, 7 p.m. . . . liN'S . . _ ST. JO Llii'IIERAN-Brl,__1 _...._ M"""'an ._. • ..,......, ~ ..... - sbijl, 9 a, m~ Sunday SCboolo 10:30 a. m, ST. PAUL'S LUfHERAN - 82 E. Socoocl St., Pomeroy, Sunday ~1, 10 a.m.jWorsbtpaenfce ~~:'AcuSE UNITED METRo- or TERIAN _ Mrs. Norma Le.:; each week. Sundey School Superlntende.it. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST "'·""•· School 9,30 L m. Su Chur<h _ POmeroy, Mulberry ""'""" ' 't Holghta Rned, north rt Veterans METI-IODJST- Morning Worship de.y so~viceh 8 p. Re~.' Memorial Hoapllll, Phillip Gag- · 9:30 a. m. at former EUB bulldepo:tt er, pastor. Wecbtsday, 7:30 p. Jre Expanded Suo:lay School ses- evening service at 7. Wectneaday Max ki ona ue o sioo for nursery to grade six even:i.ng prayer service, 7:30. 8P88 ng. , m., Bible Stud,y andpra.yermeetPastor, Elder Frederick J. StoAW5 ESSe; Lar fre. saturday: Sabbath School, children at former Methodlst ~ barl. • JEIIOV WITN ' 1Q:30 L m~ Worship, 9:30 a. m. DJST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. nex at 9:30 a. rn., Mrs. J a m e s ry Carnahan, prosld~Jv minister. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTER• Sellers, posoor, SUnday SChool, Stout, children's superintendent. Slnla.Y: Bible lecturo, 9:30a.m.; IAN CHURCH _ Middleport, 9:30 a. m., Ben Qulsomorry, &mley Church School, adults end BRADBURY CHURCH OF Wall!h Too!or study, 10 •30 a.m.; Guest Minister, Jemes Buchen- ~t. Morning ...,.ship, 10:30 O. youth, 10:30 L m.; junior high, CHRIST- Sunday scbool, 9:30a. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. an, Sunday School Superinten- m., ftrst arxl third Sundays each aenlor high and you~ adults m. Gl•-Evan•, &lpt. Church Hr- Thurldly; Mlnlatry school, 7 P. clont Sunday Scbool, 9:30 Lm. mDillb. Evening owngelllllc meet in former Methodist Church vlees, 10:30 a.m.; pening Hr· m. Seniee meettrw, 8 p.m. Worship Serviee, 10:30 Lm. service, 7:30 p. m., second and ror ~ Chur(n School. Boyd vice, 7 :30; Wednelday. pr17er MASON CHURCH OF CIIRJSTChoir pncUco, 7:30 p.m. Wed- fourth Surllays. Hackney, youth superintendent; services. 7:30p.m. Miller St. - Everl<ln Wookley, Pmor· Bible BIDdy cluBII, Sun- nosdly. CARMEL JNITED METHO. post high cla1111 and senior adults doy,10a.m. WorllldpllldproochASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev, Paul A. moettng In former EUB bullcllng, GRAHAM UNITED METHO. ._ 1"-55 m. "'""'"" •"""'~-" Sellers, pastor. Sunday School, I'IIDI>art VIJward, s'4'!. Mutt Bi- DIST CHURCH - Preschlng, t:1 llJI!!', -~'!!!!' -:r:~v.. w,~ ·g!Jq ,;;· lil.i wa;,;e Rciusb, ~ 'ble Class party, last Monday each 80 a.m., Firat llld Second IUD- ;;...:', 7 ~. •• Sluiter, pastor.· Sunday School, MOrning worship, 10:30 a:. m., DIOIIth. ~ Youlh Fell.,.shfp oech deyl rt each montll; 'lblrd llld Cllllll81, Wedneadl,y, 7:...., p.m., · 10 L m..•, C&rroll Norril, SUpt. second arxt tourthSundQsoreach s..ntQ, 6 p. m. In former Meth- Fourth !lmdoys each modh, WorGRACE EPI!ICOPAL-E. Mlln Worship service, 11 L m.; MYF month. Evening e-llstic odist bulldlng. District youth ral- ship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wodst., Pomeroy. Cburch school each 6 P. DL Sunday, ~er meetiq 11ervlce, 8 p. m. second a n d ly ftrst M0111Q or each month. nesdly eveninp at 7:30, Preyer &uldoy at 10:80 a.m. 'lblrd &m- Wedneoclay, 8 P· m. third &uldoy oaeh month. LET AliT UNli'ED METHO· 111c1 Bible study. dey ot oecb llllllltll no lllOt'DiDa POMEROY CHURCH OF THE DISf CHURCH - Firllt and Soc- . FREEDOM G<nPJ:;L MISSION servieo, Holy communion, 7:30 NAZARmE- Comer Unloollld ENTERPRISE UNITED METII· ond bdJI preschlng, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, PorllaiJII.Bashon p.m. Mulberry. Rev. C)1de V. HOD!er- ODIST - l!ov. Wllll.am Alroon, Third end foorlh &mieyl, SUn· )IOid Rev. E. J. Grimth,pestor. paotor, Swldo,y School, 9:30 Putor. Rolph ~encor, s.at-1 SOUTH BETHEL UNITED 4aJ School 10 a.m., Wonldp aer· Slnlay School, 9:30 L JD.j RatL m.; Raymond WaJbura. Supt. Eldon Weeks, Aas't. Worship •erMETHODIST - Worahlp, seeond Ylre 1l a.m.; Tuesday evenlnga er Wllfrod, ~t. Svndey worship MonUI worlhlp, 10:30 a. m.; vicea, 9:30 a.m.; SUrday School, end fourlb Sunday, 10:30 o. m.; at 8 p.m., Prayer and Bible lbldy. serviee, 7:30 p. m. VnyermeetEveQ Service, 7:10p.m. Mid- 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, first llld third Sundays, 7:30 p, m. RIJTLAND CHURCH OF THE iag, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., Mll- Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Youth week service, Wodneodoy, 7:30 6:30. Wodnesdly: Choir, B:U p, m.; Bible st.dy, 7:30. NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. '!onl Frederick. clus loader. FeiiDwshlp, 6 p, m. eech SUnday p. m. Grimm, Jr., putor. Sunday Youth FellOifship, Frldoy, 7:30p. at ,._.., PlainJ United MothcFOREST RUN UNITED ME'nlCHURCH OF CIDRST - llllaschool, 9:30 Lm.; morning war. m. Ernast Deeter, leader; Roe- dist Church. ODIST - Re•. Wondell G. Stu<- diii>Ort. 5th end MaiD. Jocl< lhip, 10:SO a.m.; young pea- "· er Wllfred, Jr., pre11ideli:. lor, pa-. Worllldp sonlee, 9 Scltes, IIIQOI. Blblo Scbool, 9:30 CHESTER CHURCH OF Goll- L m.; SUDdi.Y Schod., 10 a. m. a.m.; :MondDI worlblp, 10:30 a.. pit' I MrVIee, 6:45 p.m.; .,.~ ·· MASON ASSEMBLY CHlJRCH llltic services, 7:30 p.m. Wool. OF GOD. - Second St., ~ "'111e Rev. CbellerBrylllt,poltor. Mn. p....,t ~eue, SqrL m.: EleniDI warlldp, 1:30 P.m.; ,..., evening eorvice, 7:30. W. Va. SuQoloy ScllooJ, lU aJD. SUndll Sehool, 9:30 a. m.;, wcr.. MINERSViLLE U N I T E D Preyer llll'vieo, 'Wednoldojl' 7 p, Mornloil_.lhlp, U a.m. EQn._ lh1p MrYlce, 11 a. m.; EYenlng ·~'ODIST n. W ~-II m. Rn, RauUn Mo;r«r, putor. MJDuLEPOR1 ttt.;A'fh uNITID pHitlc_Hl'Vlce:, ..7:30. p. m..:Blble 1101'111Jp, 7:110 p. ... Preyer ....... -•n - -v. •CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Stutler, p&atar. &mdl)r School, u!.a.n rt. .,._ _,....,._, ......_ ...... _ METHODIST- Max E. Donahle, SludY .1111! proyor ~ce. Wod- leo, Tlloldl,y, 7:80 p. m. Y .,_ __..., • Ke W mlnlller; James BrowiDstoo, ,...,, 1:80 1). rn, Cho-·'J,'In, Senlce, '11mrldl3, 7:30 p. m. L m.; fGOU, ._t. pa""", I.eller TIJior,~Sun!lllldoy lchool IUIJOriniAindeot. - . )iaitor, PbJao 773-5188.._ Konlhly slol• •.lint Solunloy of, Worohlp service, 10 L m. •• "-'dey School, ··- ....., - ...... Church ochool, 9:30a.m.; mom- (;AKW."l'ON CHURCH -Kinlo- oochmonth. SYRACUSE CHUR(ll OF THE Wonhlp, 10:210 a, m.; JiJDior SoUW -ohlp, 10:30 a.m.: yooth bury Rood. SUndll School, 9:30 HEMLOCK GROVE CIIRJS. NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, ciet;y, 6:30 p, m.1 NYPS, 6,45 p. . t'n&. ~. 6 p.m. Choir r&- a. m., Ralph Carl. sup. Woraldp TIAN - Jame• Smldl, putor; pastor. Bob Moore, SUndoy m, Sundoy Enaplllllc meotinc, boarsol lftdHidsy, 7p.m., choir oervtco. 10•30 a. m. and 7•30 o, PouJ Poulsen, _ . - or SChool ~ SUnday SChool clas... 7:30 p, m. Pl'IIYor moet~Jv, Wool-•. , dlnc:tor, Ben Pl\ll10n. Prlyw~' 01. l]tenaae)1• .tTII'H meetlftc, 9mdly IChool. &:ndoy ICbool, ea for allagea, 9:30a.m.; ~ nelldQ', 7:30p.m. sonleo, W-sdly. 8 p.m. W-ldly, 1,30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY -lih· 9:80a.m.; 11101'111na-IHII10:f5 ilw Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; Ewngelllllc 'lOY Roy S. Wlallw, otllcer t • Lm. Scrvleo Suniloy 7:3D p.m.; :Midcharp. Suniloy, 10 o.m.,HoH- . SILVER RUN FREE WILL week Pnyor meetbog Wedno.. 0111 moolllwl 1111110 L m. SuaBAPTIST - Rev. Cludlll Alldns, HANDBAGS , dey 7;30 p.m.; Mlsoklnai-y )olool.. dey · ScMol. Y...., People's I.e· pallor. Rlcbonl Fink, SUnday 11w Socoocl Wednosdly ot ooch IJ(m, 7 p, m.; Solvation mootiJir, SChool Sll)erlntelllent Sundoy BY LUCERO month 7:30p.m. 7:110 p. m.; Tlurldly, I lo 3 p. School, 10 L DLi Worship, 7:30 It' 1 Th• Brand·H•w•st MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL m.;IAidloo !lome Loattuo: 7 p, rn. p, m. Pl'&)'er meeting, 'I111rldaJ, In Styli., To Go With Tho Rev. Harol4 CUmi!Whlm, Prop ciUIOI, 7:30 p, DL Choir practice, TuelWhat•ver You'r• W.arlng MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Midpallor, Chorloo Lutbort, SUncii..Y 1 7 p, D1. Many Styl01 & Colon dey School Soc>~ cor~»r · Second ... ...,..., ......... rt Fourth end CARLETON CHURCH-Ktrws-and Pcxneroy Sta., Kuon, w. MilD st. IIGbert Ja<klon,putor, bury Rood. The Rev. Joy Stlleo, VL; ~ llchoal, 9:45 Lm.; SundQ' Sehool, lt:IC) L m.;MOJ'D• pallor. Rolph cart, s. s. Supt. ·worahip aervlee, 1L WedDea- iD8 worsblp, 10o,3lt a.m•• Al'Dold Sun:ley ScMol, 9:30 0. m. Wordey evenlol, tnloloil unloo, 7; Rlcbardl, ship service, 10:30 L m. end RUTLAND JIUIST BAPTIST prayer service, 7:U. 7:30 p. m. llterMtiiJ, prayei MIDDLEPORT, 0 . a 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED Re1', Somuol J, Jlcklon, pa-. · servtee each Wectr.ldly, 7:30 Pr.,..- IIOnlco, :t-,10 a. m.;Soap.m. METHODJST - ¢• J •. Lomloy, dey Sehool, 10 o. m., Mra. Ger· pallor; Harold lllacklfoo, church hool ., _ _._...._. "--'- trade, -.r, SU()t. Worllldp •• - - - - ..~.......... lla.m.RoPtilt'l'niDMOIC Eeollomlnf Pepper , has sp.l<ed bioworshlp, · 9:30 a. m.; church trw uaton, llrlt IIIII NOond saotory as well as food, The ,OR ALL OCCASIONS Railroads are tile mOlt ecoschool, 10:15-..m.;.,..q wor- . iJoyl It $:30 p, m.; llrl. Mary nomicll means of transportaWorld Almanac says. Be- ship, . 7:30; MYF Swldo,y, 6:30 Wooda, fore refrigeration, pepper tion In bolb manpower ODd HYSELL KUN FREE METIIOfuel consumption. All othor was used to make stale p.m. Prayer .....U., IIIII Blblo J. Wile, pao992-2039 fonruo of transport In the meat more palatable alld Bindy, Wednosdly, 7:30p.m. Ad- DJST··mlnistrativo (>lund! meet101o ~ ......... ·~• t·'"' m medicinally to stimulate United States Ule almoot 10 ~- - . . . PQIU'r,UJ ~ . . !Ill NIGHT 949-2951 dnt llDnda>o ol Mc:ll month, 7:- M..,~ _._ wGr--ro .... .. •• :ov;~""""- __,_. ; times as much fuel as rallthe heart and kldner•· yet raUroads produce Alaric, who led the Vial- 80 p.m. 7:10; YOIIIir Ploplo'o Pomeroy F l - Shop roadl, gotha against Rome In A.D. more than half the toto! gr011 'EDEN uNrrEn BIIETIIIIEN IN Sentct, I:UP.m.ll'riiYoriDMI• . ton . mUes of transportation, 408, demanded 3,000 loll, 'l1llndoy, 7:110 p. ...; pounds of the op~ as part CHRIST - Eldon II. Bleko, according to the Encyclopaea. Sonloy 8c110o1, 10 a. m., MIDDL)!PORT ' nBST B,Wransom for lifting the Wblde 1101.._, IIPollonJIDg, TIST • Cb1r1oo W, ~' P'l• siege. Britannica. ......... 11 ...... _,~ c""W: ' . ··- $~9.95 tiFfiN CREDIT JEWELERS •• luxury you can aH.ord ••• fviAVTAG for Ul4l.IJI., ~washings Why settle ror I• thaD MAYTAO .. . the w..ber with Clldusivt performan.C'e (catura,IODJ term depeoclability lAd proven quality! No. It'a just a rope . , . at Lbe breaking point.. But, frankly, it'a a good illustra. UOn at how a man jut. when his nerves are "WOl'n to a fraule." 'l'he Chureh has never elaimM that religion is a cure for rnuled nerves. But a man's Qui.Uan faith doe~ 1hi1 for him: It aboWII hJii. a Purpose in life more important than merll'! exiatence. Ushowa him a Power more effective than his own stl'englh. It &hows him a Futu~ more rtwarding thaD •lflah pin. And it gives him courage more lasting than the sheer force or hia hDJbn wilL With t.he96 spiritual re801JI'd!ll, founded in the etrtalnty that God undentlnda aDd hel~ a man never reaches "the breaking point.'' For when hi& human reserve Is exhausted , , . he has only begun to tap lhe vast reservoir or Divine Strength. TR~ CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE CAN SHOW YOU THE WAY! .. THI! CHUICH f91t ALL • • • '· ... • , • ALL fOI THI CHURCH • ... -·Cecil -oldp. =====~=~=~~~dla -..sen- •. :::ar· s. . _,c-. •. c1o ctat- ~. 1:10 P. Stamp Rev...eo The United Slates retalno JU revenue from !he sale of U.N. stamps for postal pur· poses; tile United Nations re· lalns aU revenue 4orlved fMm pbllateUc (collectors') saleo of U.N. stamps. ~ Ci~no~Wr, m.,.lira, pnot. Seq oervlet IIIII . War Del>lU Great quantltlea· o! World War II debrio still litter the Piclfic islands of Micronesia. This scrap metal provi4oa the trust territory'• oecond moat valuable export after copra. ~ School, IJUa.SUndoy ILl aikuldJc -- . Jblp, . J.O..ll5. lliiiiiJ _., 7:110·»-.m. w-..-. DIDr _.. ......... 7o.IO p.ill, ' ....... (eplrity... iDJqurtalu· miaum lab .,.ltb coa• .Upcd \lot!Om. 0.1 your wahiDI doDe rMur. tre6, Bozo(;Jd.i.: '* r, nnouncecJ , SwiDI l'retly-ud loct I• oliO pot.itiOBL Balla lup rolk-oM ., ..... • llexiblc. uw ltV the Ohio Ell Pbl· Choi>ter o1 Beta S!Jm• Phi sorortey Tuoldoy tdJ]1t 111 tho Colwnbll Gas co. or Ohio omco tn Middleport. The bwoo oc000111lsl or lho Gil co. PYI tho clolnonstndon 111c1 served re!roshmontl to tbe members. Members were reminded ot tho pro!erenUal tea to be held at 6:30 p.m. SUnday nliht at lho homo o( Vlkkl Gloeckner, Mul· berry Helghta, Pomero,y. Thf. Christmaa buur was announcoo1 ror Doc. 7 at the Trinity United Church o! Chrislln Pornoroy. A box lor RussoU McEihlr> ney, stationed in Korea, waspreMra. Fred Homliaa and Mrl. pared am names of servicemen Rlchll'd VJUI(wl; end 2 p.m. from Meigs COUnty, staUonad ln to 3:30 p.m., Mrl. Slbli!Y !lack either Korea or Vietnam, are IIIII Mrs. Carolyn I>emoaket' • being solicited by lhe chlpler. The 38 room - . . . - · The culturll program on phy1111 redewed their dudu and steal fitness was presented by reiPCillltbUIUoo end plamod an Katie Well. At the meeting were sll4cbool Cbrlotmu percy. Elch Arm Barnltz, noma Dyer, Annie room motblr will ccrtrtbute 50 Chllpman, Lots Clelll..r, Judy cents toward lta expenaes. Crooks, Carolyn Grueser, DoiUlll ObHrvanees were alJO plan. Hauck, GaU Hovatter, Rita Lew· ned for Halloween llld Vlllon· Ia. Beverly Long, Twlla Mattne'l Do.Y tor each room. aub. lhenoy, corDI McCullough, Llll .teet to the approval of t h e Mitch, COleen OhUnger, Rosetteacbers. Al10 aeheduled was ta Redovian, Barbara Riggs, an ell ..chool picnic In Moy. AprU Smllh, Lynn Stwnp, Mari11te aervlna scbe&lle tor P. 1yn swan, Mrs. WeU, and Sue T.A. meellnp wao .....,.cad Zirkle. the lllboulll ntrolbmola will be IOl'Yod only m Friday, Nov. _fl. Peorl !ltrJOt ICbool choirDIID ror """"-""" 11 foUowl: 8:110 1D 10 a.m., Mn. Owat end Mrl. l\lorlllln y..._., 10 a.m. lo 1!:30 o. m., Mn. Kametb Cale aod Mr~ Newman Burdette; 12:30 to p.m., 1111'1. FC!X end Mrl. Loretta McDI<Ie; 21o S:80 p.m., 1111'1. l'atl1 car- oDd MrL Eu1a Frandl. At tile Centrll buildlaa ebalr· men are, 8:30 lo 10 a.m., Mra. L R. Nsol and Mrl .. Dolores Lynch; 10 a.m. lo 1J:80 a.m., Mra. 9Jo Slewarld"Mro. Dolo Walburn; 12:10 g,m. to 2 p.m., Harrisonville PTO . . . Comes into P. t. A. Tile HarriiOII'Iilll P. T.O, vateel to join tho "'--I IIICIToach- finest wa4her pro- EASY HEINER'S BAKERY BAKER:i OF GOOD BREAD WEST MA11>1 ST. POKEROY, 0, SUPPORT THE ~URCH OF YOUR_CHOICE litJNTJNGI'ON, W, VA. . 1\'0NS·r.t•tJ(£(' . OF.THE·' -·111\i-.3' . PHONE 992-<1284 MJbDLEPOR'I TINY'S FOODLAND BoGGS EQUIPMENT MIDI:t.EPORT, 0, SALES - ALLIS CIIALMEHs ~ SEIMCE FARM- INDU$TRIAL- LA~- GAIIDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PI!;- ~87~ on ASSO'"C-I'ItED RADIO AND TELEVISION . qllE~W>;J< GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUI'PEIIS PLAINS PH. 887-3280 ' decorated by Mrs. Pearl Bunce end Mrs. lld Haggort,y, ..SwHt Hour or Prayer" opened the moeUng wilh devotions HARRY MILLER • FINE DESIGN OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. HEADQUEST PINK II!RULEY BLUE , IARRE OHIO'S OLDEW DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, 0!110 BAKEBS OF ROLSUK BREAD . MIDDLEPORT, 0. FOR LATE FALL DAKOTA MAHOGANY RAY_RIGGS. MIDI:t.EPORT, omo WISCONSIN RED CAMADIAN PINK UDeo1n ..;. Mereury- CGm1t - Fiil\l.t,_h .Ji'W"cl 5Q.6101 85 N. COURT ST. ATH!NS; 0, ~IWS WE FEATURE 2tll LINCOLN ROYAL OAK PARK ARNoLD'S SOHIO SERVIa FAMILY IIECREATION SWIIIMING RACINE ATHENS RD. POIIEIIOY 00. Hwet8 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY FUL-VA~U MARKEl KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN POKEIIOY, 0100 RACINE,OIDO " LOHSE , ·'' . BEXALI. EIVI'ERTAINMENT BY. )Us1;.ER ILLUSION . .. FISliFR¥ ·· . .LEE JACOBS, Hwt$$ ·~ 1 OF • . RAciNE . 1------o..-----'-~-iif'~~""'!~""'~---,---·-~~~ ' ftUf8l <ii N. SECOI!IiA'Y.E.' IIIDDLEPORT, 0. ' .• neceuaey. JO I ' . ' ... ' • Party on Birthday SALEM CENTER - A was given to celebrate the birthdey rt Teresa Bropn. dau&bter ol Mr _ and Mrl. John llnJpn, aeven years old on oct. 12. Prizes were won by Usa Grahmn, Jack Well, Tommy Smith, snl Petey Dyer. Re!rosbmenta or cake, Ice cream and Kooi.Afd were served to Lise 111c1 Kethy Grabmn, Mary llld Doan COlnU, Brandl llld Tammy Smith, Patl1 Dyer, Renee Kaldor, Mike and Jell GlpltOD, Jock Well, JUdy llld Jill Well, Mary Warner, Dana, Gary- and Tert7 Warner, Mr. llld Mrs. Ed Glp- Mrs. Zelda Klldor, Mr. llld Mra. John Warner, Mn. Louiae WeD, John \;~ '' . . ' . I < ·, !" ' . k .he le • ·~~··..... to on ln Y 111 u e 111 n ehoos.a l10m foyr New Holland 1c1nk•ty,. s.praadar1 for har"llln_v paekad, froun Of u"'l•liqvld manvra, Tha Modal 346 lo d1 from the ri;ht and has. o capoclty of 200 bu.l.l• Of 156 ;oilon, , Tha Modal J45 , avoilabla In •llher ri;ht or left loo.din; vertlonl, ho• a ~:"apa~:"ity of lAS bu1hal• or 590 ~allon1 • FULTON-THOMPSON TllOOI SALES pve I bllltory ol the Evangell· ell United Brethren Clalrch women and Jotm scott present. od the M-Ilt Church 110111en's history. The meclltatton, "Tho Brood ot Lifo," symbolized by placing a loot or broad on tho lltar, was slvon by 1111'!: Watoon. Presentatlona of Uu(lJJgredlentt was by Mra. Kerns Roush. flew"; Mr•. Mark £'\'ana, mllk; Mrs. Allred Mr•. SPRING AVE . Roof Need .Fixing? Geilhetmer, yealt. The pul'J)OIIO or tho merger pledpd ln Wlll<ln wao !ollowod by the U!an7 or purpooe. The cherler was lltpiOd llld tho metn· ben joined ln a prosram Cll the Week ot Pra.vor and Self-Donlal. Mrs. Ull'llln Nooso aponod the preyor llld IIOI!.denlal J)I'OIII'am which featured readings by Mrs. Lel1a CUrU1 on Vietnam; M r 1. Nease on Korea; Mrs. Roulh on Jndla, and Mra. John Scott on the Unltocl Slaie& Memben placed their ofler· 1np on tho altar as lhOY went to .. tbe table Cor the •"quiet meal" dlll'IIW Wblch time varlouo meclltatloos and Bible ver1e11nre glv• en. Mrs. p-an11 and Mra. Wataon aervied 11 hoate1111e11, In a bullnoss mooting precooling the program, plana w e r e made lor • bake sole to be held In l'oln81W on Nov. 22 at Duke ctoenors. Mra. Edison Hollon wu lj)polntecl aocrotary of missionary oducattan. It wu decided that the ollicors wiU moot at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 28 at the homo 0( Mrs. Wstamto..,...lete proiJI'ama for the year. GET OUR GOOD ROOF COATING gal. • Good Quality and Price On Roll Roofing & Roof Cement SUGAR RUN MILLS Ph. 992·2115 Pomeroy ', - ollico typowr!tor. 4. Vioible maf'lin stopi. ~winaloe)s. Moltln,!Joll. line ,fincter-fllr IJPina liut ol"...,..., ' ."".. POMEROY . 992·5101 Yeauger, salt. and Mra. RoH ll't!ATURES 3. Morain reltiH key-umo _.ion oaon stondlrd .. ..... lit Meinhart. UNDERGOES &JRGERY Mra. Dennis S.Orman, the !ormer Beth lilt!man, rt Canal Wlnebelter, underwent surgery for the removll or a ki~NY at St. AnthoriY'• Hol)lllll Tuesdly morniJ18. Her room nwnber Is William BnJpn, IIICITor011 Bro1158, Mrl. !l!armaD II tho cloull>- pn. A boouUIW doU cake wu ter of Mr. llld Mrs. Plul Hoi!- bokod by 1111'1. Well I. StolldO;d oize 84 chl'roctor luty~.,.rd. 2. llocksj!~<t koy-samo location as on st.ndlrd Of· fico ~iter. . . ,,... Spread packed, frozen or setil-llquld raniirt witlt a New Holland tank·type spreader! ' ,'I WE FILL ALL •, Teresa Brogan Has 667·3535 COUNTY HIGHWAY GARAGE . ·8:00 P.M., .THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 ' RALL~S BEN FRANKLIN STORE ,~ ''-4- were observed. A $:i cortribution was made to the Four Rivers Council oft:he Girl Scouts of America. floor covering for the church was dis. cussed and cost estimates w111 be secured. It was tentatively Route 7 ~~·· MEIGS CROW'S STEAK, HOUSE - TilE STORE WITII A HART sw~ REPUBLICAN RALLY MIDDI,EPORT erine Erwin. Jim Butcher was reported ill, and the birthdays ot MrL Martha ChUds, Robert McEihlllfiY, a..r Mrs, L. W. Wiley bined on Dec. 3. The meeti~ eoncltlded with prayer by George '• AtmtONY ::.21Jli!O LOW PRICES catn. plllmOII !or the Thanksgiving a..r Christmas meetings to be com- riiDE STOCK OHIO PLuMmNG AND HEATiNG PRODUCEBS AND DISTRIBVI'ORS OF 111GB GRADE COAL WEST COWUIIIA, W. VA. COLONIAL ROSE SETTING INC~ . _ . LEIVING COAL COMPANY . ROYALTY ILUE ' PYRAMID ILUI! & EARLY SPRING MANY COLORS MARK VSTORE GEORGIA MAIIILI! ert McElhlnny I and Mn. NEW & U5'Ej BOGGS EQUIPMENT ·CO. •l<ll'· Merger Service Held Closs Potluck Event Held LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE ' (Larry Dalley) - .. WENCHES -pn Mode for Therapy ON OUR lor Ill all pein!IJW 117 llrl. Joon Groene curnntl1 m ulllbll II tho Firot Netlmll Billk or Pam- on Anod•tlm followlallllkl by Ivan aomtoe, P. T.A. cllllrict Tho peiniiDtJ .... '"'""" executive comm1uee member, by Mrl. ~-~~~IIIII Cherlel K1nr, rt lng under Mix - -· 0( the Male• CGUnl,y c-ctl o!Par· Wlllllon. MrL Worth will be In ent1 IDd TeacherS, at a recent - Ssturdoy A sot.weU card• 'IIIII be lOIII moatlna. Advantages or the .P. T.A. over to Mrs. Groooo'o lather, Dlvld tho P.T.O. were dlacuooed by the Reovoa, who Is boopltlllzod. 11:e two _...,.,,In blacoaunentoto date o1 lho tall carnlvll .wu chuliad !rom Nov. 15 to Nov. 16. tho - · Romine sold that ..... Open boose .... observed. ery chUcl sboold appreclato hlo prlcolell heritap llldthe P. T.A. Teacher& welcomedperontu n d seek• ID enL'OUJ'a&e th11 idea. .. otudonla dii!pleyod their work lor Mro. Joyce Vance prelicllng tho Orltlil wooks' period. There was a Ue for the atat tho ll\oOiiA8 repcn ted a total or $387.25 tn tho troo111117. s.o tondaneo award by the claasoo 1110 noted that the ampllllor rt Mrs. Lema Oberholzor llld heo - . repaired llld that tho Mro. 11:olms Cam)ilell. The door polll for the new o1linp hove prize, a glau bottle dmalod by - . cblated by James Dutm. Mn. Worth, wa1 woo b)' Mra. A YCite of thenks wu oxteodod Cam)ileU. Mra. NIIIC)' Jooeph, fourth grade teacher, acted as toDlllm. Harold Mane .... oleetecl to secretary ln the abaence of Mr1. tho ol!lco or trouuror and Dil- Don wuson. Retreshmeat8 of cupcakea, lee lon ,... appolnlad to the memcream and coffee were aenedby bership committee. Mrs. Ellen llld M r •· Worth, third jp'lde teacher voJ. 1111'1. Nellie unteored to handle the drawing Vance. A service or celebration to merk the merger ot the wornen• a orpnlzationl 1n the Evan. sollcai United Brethren a n d MetOOdlllt Churches highlighted I I follows: November, the nrst Wednoldly nl&ht'• mooting or lrade; Jllllll')', the ltOCOIId; FebPLAN RUMMAGE SALE A r:urnmage sole will be held the Women'• Society o1 Cltrlsruary' third; Mafth, fcurth; ApFriday, Nov. 1, from 9 Lm. to ttan Service ot tho Fore lit Run ril, llttb; llld Moy, Jlbth. Sch161iod lor srooter• tor the 2:15 p.m.. at ~ ottlce or the United MetOOdlllt Church. Mrl Ruaa Watton presided P. T.A. wen NOond arade room Columbia Gas Co. in Middleport at the 'service which opened will!. under the sponsorship or the · meeting; mothora, grcup slnging of "We Gather sixth grade, O.CIIIIber; fourlb, Melis Comm:nity Class !pr Mer> Together " followed by prayer January; fltth. Febroary; third, tally Retarded ChUdre!L In unt~. Mra. Edith Sisson March; lint, April; anclsoeond, MEEI'ING CANCELLED Moy. Amouncod at lha mooting was A yooth meotlng sche&ded for • dance lo be hold Saturdoy nl&ht 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Fl>meroy at the school under IPCIIJOrlhfp United -stChurcbhaabeen of the P. T.A. with Tho Joys to cancolled ille to nrcllnsUon ser· vice tor the Rev. Glen Hlles. emcee. Jack-o-lanterna were made <Wing the monthi.Y therapy pro. gram ol the Rulland Friendly A HallOWeen motif was !ea· by L. ll Wiley. There was pray- Gardenen with children of the tured in table decorations ror er by Homer Rlce l and Wiley 1JP8Cial education ela11 at the a potluck dinner Tuesdly tdJ]1t joined Rice Cor duets ertttled Rutland Elementary School by the Loyal Bereans Cllss at "Arter" and "Cleanse Me", with Thurldsy afternoon. lhe Middleport Church ol Christ. Wlley providing accompaniment Mrs. HowardBireh!leld, choir· Ce!Urpiece for the table ,ras QD, II)~ gy,!\J,\", T(W ~'vott.on!. lea- man. wa• assisted by Mra. wn. an ar~me'}\_ of {Ill O~s lund ,a dlsc ..•!on led b,1. WiloY 11uiUJt Willford llld Mrs. llntce racts of v&rtoua churches Dsvls in """king with the <hll· ln a ' IDI!'Iblack 'IDI'maclo \not presented by Miss Jessie saun-- during Btble times and today. dren. A Thanksgiving project will ders In memory of Mrs. Edith During the bus I ness meeting. be carried out at the November McNeal, loog- time member of conducted by Mrs. Grace Haw· meeting. the elisa. Grace wa11 by the Rev, ley, a new flower committee Raullln Moyer. The tables were was named. They are Mrs. Rob- - """'"""'""'•r With the hape it will, in scme measure, foster and help sustain that which ia loud in f1a:1i11 conununlf;y ll!o, this !eatureiuponsoradbythe buslnen firms a..r orpoiJaU..,. wboH...,.. below. · · '·' ·,· !lie MldiiiiJOl'l ~:::::::::;:;::::::;:;;.::;::;::::::::::::::::<::::::::::;>:::"-:::;::::::::~~ Jock-0'-Lonterns PHONE " oJ!Ippqj)otamus can stay doublt·wa11 aq~We·tuheoa­ llrut:lioa. Yo• ..YC toap, Wllef IGd •od. abl• lllp. at lllipiiMII QNII(OfW:Iil'" )'CMII. Adjul 10 loon. V) widet water for 30 DIIDutee, If k., Sflyt llottw ......,,dMIO -... ............ ""'"" Set ........ FLOWERS pre.-, · visllllliln1 wiU be belli, · room .,...., of •Quality = MIDDLEPORT 1001 STORE NotiOnal J'A:. ~ .• _ Keepsake , ~. '' ' Visitations Scheduled Nov. :11:15 · Plan B'lhi: ·;; 'i of · Nov. 11-15, ,..,., wal plennod dlrlng a meeting rt Elo......, Sehool 11'-'ldiJ. -~A •§' .--....;.;..;.;.;;.;;..;,;,i~;,;;;;;...;.;.;; · · ;;.,,;..;.;;;;,;~;;;;..;;,. 11:r1. Richerd Onn,pnlldbll. ~ sold partllb 'IIIII bo IDvlted ID ~,.,. demODJtration on llj)lcos a..r • Easy Credit villi ciull'OOIDI ~ • - her was 1oo1urld a1 ,• meet,. each m<rth. J. Lemley, Cborch ScMol, 9:30a.m.; Woraldp Hrvlee, 10:30 a. m. WOODIS: Cbureb School, Sunday, u a.m., Jobn Bally, aupt. Wor- alt~~ry,onee Dllt Kcaa..., pallor. ~ School, 9:30 a. m.;Worllldp ierv!ee, 10:30 a. m.; Bible Study, W-ldojl, 7:30 ,. m.; U.lll. Y.F. 7.p. m. •c-Suadi.Y; Junlcr Choir practice, WOjlnoldojl, 3;15 p.m.; SeJdcr Choir practice, Tlwrldojl, 1:110 p. m.; Wooloyan Service Qqlld, fourlb Mondo,)' oocb 'montll at"7:30 p. m.; IIQy Huttlorl clus moet~Jv, fourlb FridJJI or ooch llllllltll, 8 p, .m.; W.S.C.S., ·FridJJI ooch montll, 7:30 p. m.; O!llclll Board, socond MOnloy eaeh montll, 7:30 p. m. PORTLAND UNITED METJIO. DIST CHURCH - W, D11o ~.,_ Clara, pallor. Swldo,y SCilool, t:30 a.m.; Worahlpaervlce, ?:30 p. lll.;O!IIelllllolrd,ltrll&lqloy ooch DIOIIIII, 8:30 p. m. OAK GROvE IJNITEDMETBO. lli$T CHURCH - W. Dolo Meaur., pallor. Suniloy School,111:30 o. m.; Worship service, 9;30 L m., ftrst end third Sunilayl CHURCH - Rev. SundiY School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. Watd Spoocor, ~ FLAT- ,...n,..~:~nfs • Blc S.lecl,lon , ' • LiJ·A·rlay ·: ·HE RUfLAND KETiiOlJJST I The ·Dail.J Sentinel, Pcrncroy-Mi<Jdleport, 0., Friday, OCtober 25, 1968 ota · (~·- ' "'*- IIERYON::·~ ~ .,.·. .. • .. . . . ' : llliET!I1IEN IN (!IIIUSI - Rot. ' ''IIESll;Y--m-VNIT£D MJmiO. -~~ Smith, pb@'. Su ri d 17 DIST CHUR(lll, ~ - W, SchOol, ?:30 a. m.;.Ri:uo.u ll ~ . cer, ,,.~; Alfr.. Wcilfe, aaatnant. Mondn& Slrm~ 11 L m., ovtn!Dr sermoo.·7:10p.m.,olter•IIIW each Sunllay, Quo meet1111 11 o.m., llletnatirw . SUnday lllOI1IiJWe, David ,Halter, cia 1 s leader. Christian EiiJta..,.., 7:30 p. m. e,.ry otbll' Swldo,y ovonlJW, Joan . Sexson, president. Pra.yer moet!ng. 1:SO p.m. o,.ry - Jolm WUea, !lmdoy scMol Wednesdly. BoardJilootbw. 7:30 IUIJ(. &:ndoy IIChool, 9:30 a.m.; p. m., first Monday_ or month. PoMEROY TRINITY UNITED' morning worlhlp, 10:30 a.m.; CHURCH OF CIIRJST- Rev. W. BYF, 6 p.m. lltudy, WedH. Perrin, polllor, Patrick D. naldey, 1 p.m.; eholr praetice, Wood, S0WtSlRIIf Sdiool, 9:15 8:30p.m., Wednoldojl. • m.; Worllldp, 111:25 o. m, MT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev, Youth eholr rebelraal, Moaday, Cecil Cox. putor. Sunday School 6:30 p, m, Mrs. JifllrYin Burt, aupertnteOOent, E 1 r I Starkey, dlrectoz; Sealor eholr rehear sol, Tburldoy, 7:30p.m,, Kra. PIUI_ Sunday School, 9:45 Lm.; S\mday N ...., dlrectoz, Tlmndoy, all evening wonhlp, 7:30; Wednesdey, Buoy Bee fjldllloil In day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 ch':{j~~ ~U R C H OF o.~TTON UNITED METHO. CHRIST - E u..renrood 10:30 a. m.; Worstup service, Norman McCain, SuPOrintendont., 9-30 a. m. Be<OIICI end fourth .....~ each month. Services weekly at 9:30 ~- m. . •• -· . &o!e~ · .' · , . ·,- . ·. t;· COMPLETE LINE OF . ' HOG FEED-POUTllY FEIDDAIRY::FEED • • f AND -coNCENTRATES · ·~ ,. '' .. { B- U . · L · K · •. • : ' .. ·. .. .. '.. ' • • .· • �\ Mlcl,...... ,.._. Dl- ;• ·,; STAR UNITJ!:Il• · 8118. ~f>ijJ$1' CHU$ - Rov. ·hiri 7:30 P. m.,lln. "WJQ. Air ... . J 'h ')(ale J101ett ••• .• • li:id'r· •·aibB!UHG w-.r, · POII;Eft'\!~•• ~ll'f ·· &O&il.;.:';v=.~.:..:: - . Sua!lt.Y Sc . ' ' 9:411 .. m.; lhli _•• • ~ - woroft,g ':.u:oo o. Cllai'dl - .......-~ ' . 7' TIO'Ior, po~tor, .Mara .. · - s. s. ~ Slnla.Y · ln.; . Rov. · IIQf . .~..1: v M"""\'"i :k'7t30 P. "':,. 'SCIIOol, t:io o.m,;Wcl-ollip .... ' Tllll'ldojl, Fted Ei:.JimiU!, .IaJ. ' teo, ~ o. "\ol EtlnliW ' .. . Pl'IIYII' Lml1~:::».~~":~::.%~...~:.::.."*~:~-.:««~.~~~~><~:~~llfil ALFRED METIIOOIST, Peorl OIRISTIAN SCIENCE Services A. cuto, pa-- !lmdoySchool at ·31$ Mlln St., ~ Plouanl, UNITED FAITH CHURCH of at 9:80, Lloyd Dllllnpr, 9Q>t. SUndays 11 o. m.; Wedneldojls Nease Selllome~ ~School Worlhip eorvico• Ill 10:45 wllh 8 p. m. All .,.,....., ~rlntelllelll. R 01 J!>Maon, . Voro sowtz, loy~eeder. !lmdoy Youth moeH~W, f:SO, Swldoy. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY '"olng serviCOJ at 7:45 with tho CHURCH- Rev. Amoe TUllo palRev. casto. tor. &uldoy school, 9:80 a.m.; SYRACUSE F111ST UNITED Lee Burnem, auperlntendlnl; PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Linson BETH ANY UNITED METilO- wonhJp service, 1i Lm. Wtd· Stebbins. pastor. Sunlll.l' achool, DIST CHURCH -· Rev. Paul A. nelday prayer meetllls, 1 :30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.; worship aervtee, 10:Sellers, pastor, Morniiii wor- 9mdoy nl&ht worohlp, 7:30. 30 a.m.; Blblo atud,y end pra.yor ship, 9:30 a. m.; Swlla,y School, service, Wedne:aday, 7:30 p.~ 10:30 L m. Blythe Thetas, Supt. 111!: DANVILLE WESLEY AN Youth FeUowship, 6:30 p. m. CHURCH - Charles Dozer, pasPOMEROY FmST BAPTIST tor; Adra SWick, Sunday ·School LOTTRIDGE UNITED METHS14>0rintsnlenl. Sunday School, ODIST - .Worship, ft.ratand third 9:30 L Jn.i Wonhip service, Suoctlys of each month, lO:tS L DLi aecom and fourth Sundays, 10:30 L m. Youtll and JW>ior 7:30 P- m. Sunday SChool, P:45 L DL Christian Erdeavor, third Saturda,y or each month. LAUREL CLIFF FREE MET& Ot:IST CHURCH - Sunday School 9:30 a. m., mornifw worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evermw worahjp, 7:30 p, m.; Wecbesda.Y, Christtan Youth Crusaders, 6:30 P. m. anc:t prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 7 p. m. R. Eugene Gill, pa15ror; Phi I Wise, &,v... DEXTER CHU IICH OF CIIRI'1" - Ronnie Russell, pastor, Nor-man c. wu~ supt. ,._,dey School' 9:30 a. m.j WorshiP service. 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening. RACINE F1RST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -SundsySCbool 9:30 .. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. . m.; Evening Worship, 7130 p.. m. Pn,yer services, 7:30 p. m, Wednosdsy, Sundsy School . Suporlntendm, Pauline McCllntoc:k. Putor, Rev. Morris M. Wolfo. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED ., youth service, 6:45 p. m. Eveni~ worship, 1:30. Prayer aM praise, Wednesday, 7:30. UNITED FAITH CHURCHNease Settlement - Robert E. Smith. Sr., pastor. Sunday School s~erintendent Kenneth Matson. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; WOl'shJp service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, m. each Sun~. Mi~week . prayer meeting, WednesdiJ', 7:30 p, m. .~~T KENO CHURCH OF c~ -: DJST CHURCH - W. Dole MeClurg, pes tor. Suniloy SChool, e:. ... -..., Proschtrw, !lrst and thlrdSundoy . of month by Charles Ruosell at CHFBTER CHURCH OF -THE NAZARENE _ Rev. Herbert 9,30 a.m. • BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, CHR.niT _Charles Ruuell, ..,.... 11 a. m. am 7:30p.m., Sunday. . tor. Richard Gilkey, SUJll, SUn- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. ruch1 Bl day School, 9:30 a.m.; Mornl~ ard Barton, SJ.IK,., Char es sWorship, 10:30 a. m.; Evenlrw aell, assistantsupt. Prayer meetworship, 7 p.m. WednesdoyBiblo irw, Wo<lneldoy, 7:30p.m. s~. 7:30 p, m. -~- - w.<' !qXJRGANIZED CHURCH vr .lesus Chrl&t ol t.ttor Day Saints, Portland • Recine Rold. Sundoy School, 9:30 a. m.; Mom· ing Worship, 10:30 a.m. Sunday ~&..::' hlliiirahiP. P• · • lir: 7130 . • HARRISONVILLE PRESBY- ~ T::IO ugene ' pastor; V. H. Braley, ~t.; SUn•·· school 9·30 L m. • com....., • • ~ ~r J . Jl, ; m. .J'nlor ·~4. Pra!N Ol'Yieo, '!111rldojl, 7:10 ' c. P'"""· munlon a..r worship sorvice,10:30 a.m.; prayer meeting, Tburadly, 7:30p.m. CHESTER ~EI'HODIST Charie . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev. Pearl A. Cuto, pallor, Pomeroy - lllrrlsonvllle Rood. CHESTER: Wca"IJd», 9 a. m.; John Webster, pastor; Illy Ut- tle, Sumay school s•rlmeo- dent. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; mD<ning worahip, 10:301 Suniloy evening service, 7; prayer meet- sldp sonlco alamatoo with AIfred llld F - • · Services "·~-· _ __._ or evo-•-, _....., "~•-.. ~• ing, Wedneldoy, 7 p.m. . . . liN'S . . _ ST. JO Llii'IIERAN-Brl,__1 _...._ M"""'an ._. • ..,......, ~ ..... - sbijl, 9 a, m~ Sunday SCboolo 10:30 a. m, ST. PAUL'S LUfHERAN - 82 E. Socoocl St., Pomeroy, Sunday ~1, 10 a.m.jWorsbtpaenfce ~~:'AcuSE UNITED METRo- or TERIAN _ Mrs. Norma Le.:; each week. Sundey School Superlntende.it. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST "'·""•· School 9,30 L m. Su Chur<h _ POmeroy, Mulberry ""'""" ' 't Holghta Rned, north rt Veterans METI-IODJST- Morning Worship de.y so~viceh 8 p. Re~.' Memorial Hoapllll, Phillip Gag- · 9:30 a. m. at former EUB bulldepo:tt er, pastor. Wecbtsday, 7:30 p. Jre Expanded Suo:lay School ses- evening service at 7. Wectneaday Max ki ona ue o sioo for nursery to grade six even:i.ng prayer service, 7:30. 8P88 ng. , m., Bible Stud,y andpra.yermeetPastor, Elder Frederick J. StoAW5 ESSe; Lar fre. saturday: Sabbath School, children at former Methodlst ~ barl. • JEIIOV WITN ' 1Q:30 L m~ Worship, 9:30 a. m. DJST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. nex at 9:30 a. rn., Mrs. J a m e s ry Carnahan, prosld~Jv minister. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTER• Sellers, posoor, SUnday SChool, Stout, children's superintendent. Slnla.Y: Bible lecturo, 9:30a.m.; IAN CHURCH _ Middleport, 9:30 a. m., Ben Qulsomorry, &mley Church School, adults end BRADBURY CHURCH OF Wall!h Too!or study, 10 •30 a.m.; Guest Minister, Jemes Buchen- ~t. Morning ...,.ship, 10:30 O. youth, 10:30 L m.; junior high, CHRIST- Sunday scbool, 9:30a. Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. an, Sunday School Superinten- m., ftrst arxl third Sundays each aenlor high and you~ adults m. Gl•-Evan•, &lpt. Church Hr- Thurldly; Mlnlatry school, 7 P. clont Sunday Scbool, 9:30 Lm. mDillb. Evening owngelllllc meet in former Methodist Church vlees, 10:30 a.m.; pening Hr· m. Seniee meettrw, 8 p.m. Worship Serviee, 10:30 Lm. service, 7:30 p. m., second and ror ~ Chur(n School. Boyd vice, 7 :30; Wednelday. pr17er MASON CHURCH OF CIIRJSTChoir pncUco, 7:30 p.m. Wed- fourth Surllays. Hackney, youth superintendent; services. 7:30p.m. Miller St. - Everl<ln Wookley, Pmor· Bible BIDdy cluBII, Sun- nosdly. CARMEL JNITED METHO. post high cla1111 and senior adults doy,10a.m. WorllldpllldproochASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev, Paul A. moettng In former EUB bullcllng, GRAHAM UNITED METHO. ._ 1"-55 m. "'""'"" •"""'~-" Sellers, pastor. Sunday School, I'IIDI>art VIJward, s'4'!. Mutt Bi- DIST CHURCH - Preschlng, t:1 llJI!!', -~'!!!!' -:r:~v.. w,~ ·g!Jq ,;;· lil.i wa;,;e Rciusb, ~ 'ble Class party, last Monday each 80 a.m., Firat llld Second IUD- ;;...:', 7 ~. •• Sluiter, pastor.· Sunday School, MOrning worship, 10:30 a:. m., DIOIIth. ~ Youlh Fell.,.shfp oech deyl rt each montll; 'lblrd llld Cllllll81, Wedneadl,y, 7:...., p.m., · 10 L m..•, C&rroll Norril, SUpt. second arxt tourthSundQsoreach s..ntQ, 6 p. m. In former Meth- Fourth !lmdoys each modh, WorGRACE EPI!ICOPAL-E. Mlln Worship service, 11 L m.; MYF month. Evening e-llstic odist bulldlng. District youth ral- ship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wodst., Pomeroy. Cburch school each 6 P. DL Sunday, ~er meetiq 11ervlce, 8 p. m. second a n d ly ftrst M0111Q or each month. nesdly eveninp at 7:30, Preyer &uldoy at 10:80 a.m. 'lblrd &m- Wedneoclay, 8 P· m. third &uldoy oaeh month. LET AliT UNli'ED METHO· 111c1 Bible study. dey ot oecb llllllltll no lllOt'DiDa POMEROY CHURCH OF THE DISf CHURCH - Firllt and Soc- . FREEDOM G<nPJ:;L MISSION servieo, Holy communion, 7:30 NAZARmE- Comer Unloollld ENTERPRISE UNITED METII· ond bdJI preschlng, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, PorllaiJII.Bashon p.m. Mulberry. Rev. C)1de V. HOD!er- ODIST - l!ov. Wllll.am Alroon, Third end foorlh &mieyl, SUn· )IOid Rev. E. J. Grimth,pestor. paotor, Swldo,y School, 9:30 Putor. Rolph ~encor, s.at-1 SOUTH BETHEL UNITED 4aJ School 10 a.m., Wonldp aer· Slnlay School, 9:30 L JD.j RatL m.; Raymond WaJbura. Supt. Eldon Weeks, Aas't. Worship •erMETHODIST - Worahlp, seeond Ylre 1l a.m.; Tuesday evenlnga er Wllfrod, ~t. Svndey worship MonUI worlhlp, 10:30 a. m.; vicea, 9:30 a.m.; SUrday School, end fourlb Sunday, 10:30 o. m.; at 8 p.m., Prayer and Bible lbldy. serviee, 7:30 p. m. VnyermeetEveQ Service, 7:10p.m. Mid- 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, first llld third Sundays, 7:30 p, m. RIJTLAND CHURCH OF THE iag, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., Mll- Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Youth week service, Wodneodoy, 7:30 6:30. Wodnesdly: Choir, B:U p, m.; Bible st.dy, 7:30. NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. '!onl Frederick. clus loader. FeiiDwshlp, 6 p, m. eech SUnday p. m. Grimm, Jr., putor. Sunday Youth FellOifship, Frldoy, 7:30p. at ,._.., PlainJ United MothcFOREST RUN UNITED ME'nlCHURCH OF CIDRST - llllaschool, 9:30 Lm.; morning war. m. Ernast Deeter, leader; Roe- dist Church. ODIST - Re•. Wondell G. Stu<- diii>Ort. 5th end MaiD. Jocl< lhip, 10:SO a.m.; young pea- "· er Wllfred, Jr., pre11ideli:. lor, pa-. Worllldp sonlee, 9 Scltes, IIIQOI. Blblo Scbool, 9:30 CHESTER CHURCH OF Goll- L m.; SUDdi.Y Schod., 10 a. m. a.m.; :MondDI worlblp, 10:30 a.. pit' I MrVIee, 6:45 p.m.; .,.~ ·· MASON ASSEMBLY CHlJRCH llltic services, 7:30 p.m. Wool. OF GOD. - Second St., ~ "'111e Rev. CbellerBrylllt,poltor. Mn. p....,t ~eue, SqrL m.: EleniDI warlldp, 1:30 P.m.; ,..., evening eorvice, 7:30. W. Va. SuQoloy ScllooJ, lU aJD. SUndll Sehool, 9:30 a. m.;, wcr.. MINERSViLLE U N I T E D Preyer llll'vieo, 'Wednoldojl' 7 p, Mornloil_.lhlp, U a.m. EQn._ lh1p MrYlce, 11 a. m.; EYenlng ·~'ODIST n. W ~-II m. Rn, RauUn Mo;r«r, putor. MJDuLEPOR1 ttt.;A'fh uNITID pHitlc_Hl'Vlce:, ..7:30. p. m..:Blble 1101'111Jp, 7:110 p. ... Preyer ....... -•n - -v. •CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Stutler, p&atar. &mdl)r School, u!.a.n rt. .,._ _,....,._, ......_ ...... _ METHODIST- Max E. Donahle, SludY .1111! proyor ~ce. Wod- leo, Tlloldl,y, 7:80 p. m. Y .,_ __..., • Ke W mlnlller; James BrowiDstoo, ,...,, 1:80 1). rn, Cho-·'J,'In, Senlce, '11mrldl3, 7:30 p. m. L m.; fGOU, ._t. pa""", I.eller TIJior,~Sun!lllldoy lchool IUIJOriniAindeot. - . )iaitor, PbJao 773-5188.._ Konlhly slol• •.lint Solunloy of, Worohlp service, 10 L m. •• "-'dey School, ··- ....., - ...... Church ochool, 9:30a.m.; mom- (;AKW."l'ON CHURCH -Kinlo- oochmonth. SYRACUSE CHUR(ll OF THE Wonhlp, 10:210 a, m.; JiJDior SoUW -ohlp, 10:30 a.m.: yooth bury Rood. SUndll School, 9:30 HEMLOCK GROVE CIIRJS. NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, ciet;y, 6:30 p, m.1 NYPS, 6,45 p. . t'n&. ~. 6 p.m. Choir r&- a. m., Ralph Carl. sup. Woraldp TIAN - Jame• Smldl, putor; pastor. Bob Moore, SUndoy m, Sundoy Enaplllllc meotinc, boarsol lftdHidsy, 7p.m., choir oervtco. 10•30 a. m. and 7•30 o, PouJ Poulsen, _ . - or SChool ~ SUnday SChool clas... 7:30 p, m. Pl'IIYor moet~Jv, Wool-•. , dlnc:tor, Ben Pl\ll10n. Prlyw~' 01. l]tenaae)1• .tTII'H meetlftc, 9mdly IChool. &:ndoy ICbool, ea for allagea, 9:30a.m.; ~ nelldQ', 7:30p.m. sonleo, W-sdly. 8 p.m. W-ldly, 1,30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY -lih· 9:80a.m.; 11101'111na-IHII10:f5 ilw Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; Ewngelllllc 'lOY Roy S. Wlallw, otllcer t • Lm. Scrvleo Suniloy 7:3D p.m.; :Midcharp. Suniloy, 10 o.m.,HoH- . SILVER RUN FREE WILL week Pnyor meetbog Wedno.. 0111 moolllwl 1111110 L m. SuaBAPTIST - Rev. Cludlll Alldns, HANDBAGS , dey 7;30 p.m.; Mlsoklnai-y )olool.. dey · ScMol. Y...., People's I.e· pallor. Rlcbonl Fink, SUnday 11w Socoocl Wednosdly ot ooch IJ(m, 7 p, m.; Solvation mootiJir, SChool Sll)erlntelllent Sundoy BY LUCERO month 7:30p.m. 7:110 p. m.; Tlurldly, I lo 3 p. School, 10 L DLi Worship, 7:30 It' 1 Th• Brand·H•w•st MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL m.;IAidloo !lome Loattuo: 7 p, rn. p, m. Pl'&)'er meeting, 'I111rldaJ, In Styli., To Go With Tho Rev. Harol4 CUmi!Whlm, Prop ciUIOI, 7:30 p, DL Choir practice, TuelWhat•ver You'r• W.arlng MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Midpallor, Chorloo Lutbort, SUncii..Y 1 7 p, D1. Many Styl01 & Colon dey School Soc>~ cor~»r · Second ... ...,..., ......... rt Fourth end CARLETON CHURCH-Ktrws-and Pcxneroy Sta., Kuon, w. MilD st. IIGbert Ja<klon,putor, bury Rood. The Rev. Joy Stlleo, VL; ~ llchoal, 9:45 Lm.; SundQ' Sehool, lt:IC) L m.;MOJ'D• pallor. Rolph cart, s. s. Supt. ·worahip aervlee, 1L WedDea- iD8 worsblp, 10o,3lt a.m•• Al'Dold Sun:ley ScMol, 9:30 0. m. Wordey evenlol, tnloloil unloo, 7; Rlcbardl, ship service, 10:30 L m. end RUTLAND JIUIST BAPTIST prayer service, 7:U. 7:30 p. m. llterMtiiJ, prayei MIDDLEPORT, 0 . a 0 C K SPRINGS UNITED Re1', Somuol J, Jlcklon, pa-. · servtee each Wectr.ldly, 7:30 Pr.,..- IIOnlco, :t-,10 a. m.;Soap.m. METHODJST - ¢• J •. Lomloy, dey Sehool, 10 o. m., Mra. Ger· pallor; Harold lllacklfoo, church hool ., _ _._...._. "--'- trade, -.r, SU()t. Worllldp •• - - - - ..~.......... lla.m.RoPtilt'l'niDMOIC Eeollomlnf Pepper , has sp.l<ed bioworshlp, · 9:30 a. m.; church trw uaton, llrlt IIIII NOond saotory as well as food, The ,OR ALL OCCASIONS Railroads are tile mOlt ecoschool, 10:15-..m.;.,..q wor- . iJoyl It $:30 p, m.; llrl. Mary nomicll means of transportaWorld Almanac says. Be- ship, . 7:30; MYF Swldo,y, 6:30 Wooda, fore refrigeration, pepper tion In bolb manpower ODd HYSELL KUN FREE METIIOfuel consumption. All othor was used to make stale p.m. Prayer .....U., IIIII Blblo J. Wile, pao992-2039 fonruo of transport In the meat more palatable alld Bindy, Wednosdly, 7:30p.m. Ad- DJST··mlnistrativo (>lund! meet101o ~ ......... ·~• t·'"' m medicinally to stimulate United States Ule almoot 10 ~- - . . . PQIU'r,UJ ~ . . !Ill NIGHT 949-2951 dnt llDnda>o ol Mc:ll month, 7:- M..,~ _._ wGr--ro .... .. •• :ov;~""""- __,_. ; times as much fuel as rallthe heart and kldner•· yet raUroads produce Alaric, who led the Vial- 80 p.m. 7:10; YOIIIir Ploplo'o Pomeroy F l - Shop roadl, gotha against Rome In A.D. more than half the toto! gr011 'EDEN uNrrEn BIIETIIIIEN IN Sentct, I:UP.m.ll'riiYoriDMI• . ton . mUes of transportation, 408, demanded 3,000 loll, 'l1llndoy, 7:110 p. ...; pounds of the op~ as part CHRIST - Eldon II. Bleko, according to the Encyclopaea. Sonloy 8c110o1, 10 a. m., MIDDL)!PORT ' nBST B,Wransom for lifting the Wblde 1101.._, IIPollonJIDg, TIST • Cb1r1oo W, ~' P'l• siege. Britannica. ......... 11 ...... _,~ c""W: ' . ··- $~9.95 tiFfiN CREDIT JEWELERS •• luxury you can aH.ord ••• fviAVTAG for Ul4l.IJI., ~washings Why settle ror I• thaD MAYTAO .. . the w..ber with Clldusivt performan.C'e (catura,IODJ term depeoclability lAd proven quality! No. It'a just a rope . , . at Lbe breaking point.. But, frankly, it'a a good illustra. UOn at how a man jut. when his nerves are "WOl'n to a fraule." 'l'he Chureh has never elaimM that religion is a cure for rnuled nerves. But a man's Qui.Uan faith doe~ 1hi1 for him: It aboWII hJii. a Purpose in life more important than merll'! exiatence. Ushowa him a Power more effective than his own stl'englh. It &hows him a Futu~ more rtwarding thaD •lflah pin. And it gives him courage more lasting than the sheer force or hia hDJbn wilL With t.he96 spiritual re801JI'd!ll, founded in the etrtalnty that God undentlnda aDd hel~ a man never reaches "the breaking point.'' For when hi& human reserve Is exhausted , , . he has only begun to tap lhe vast reservoir or Divine Strength. TR~ CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE CAN SHOW YOU THE WAY! .. THI! CHUICH f91t ALL • • • '· ... • , • ALL fOI THI CHURCH • ... -·Cecil -oldp. =====~=~=~~~dla -..sen- •. :::ar· s. . _,c-. •. c1o ctat- ~. 1:10 P. Stamp Rev...eo The United Slates retalno JU revenue from !he sale of U.N. stamps for postal pur· poses; tile United Nations re· lalns aU revenue 4orlved fMm pbllateUc (collectors') saleo of U.N. stamps. ~ Ci~no~Wr, m.,.lira, pnot. Seq oervlet IIIII . War Del>lU Great quantltlea· o! World War II debrio still litter the Piclfic islands of Micronesia. This scrap metal provi4oa the trust territory'• oecond moat valuable export after copra. ~ School, IJUa.SUndoy ILl aikuldJc -- . Jblp, . J.O..ll5. lliiiiiJ _., 7:110·»-.m. w-..-. DIDr _.. ......... 7o.IO p.ill, ' ....... (eplrity... iDJqurtalu· miaum lab .,.ltb coa• .Upcd \lot!Om. 0.1 your wahiDI doDe rMur. tre6, Bozo(;Jd.i.: '* r, nnouncecJ , SwiDI l'retly-ud loct I• oliO pot.itiOBL Balla lup rolk-oM ., ..... • llexiblc. uw ltV the Ohio Ell Pbl· Choi>ter o1 Beta S!Jm• Phi sorortey Tuoldoy tdJ]1t 111 tho Colwnbll Gas co. or Ohio omco tn Middleport. The bwoo oc000111lsl or lho Gil co. PYI tho clolnonstndon 111c1 served re!roshmontl to tbe members. Members were reminded ot tho pro!erenUal tea to be held at 6:30 p.m. SUnday nliht at lho homo o( Vlkkl Gloeckner, Mul· berry Helghta, Pomero,y. Thf. Christmaa buur was announcoo1 ror Doc. 7 at the Trinity United Church o! Chrislln Pornoroy. A box lor RussoU McEihlr> ney, stationed in Korea, waspreMra. Fred Homliaa and Mrl. pared am names of servicemen Rlchll'd VJUI(wl; end 2 p.m. from Meigs COUnty, staUonad ln to 3:30 p.m., Mrl. Slbli!Y !lack either Korea or Vietnam, are IIIII Mrs. Carolyn I>emoaket' • being solicited by lhe chlpler. The 38 room - . . . - · The culturll program on phy1111 redewed their dudu and steal fitness was presented by reiPCillltbUIUoo end plamod an Katie Well. At the meeting were sll4cbool Cbrlotmu percy. Elch Arm Barnltz, noma Dyer, Annie room motblr will ccrtrtbute 50 Chllpman, Lots Clelll..r, Judy cents toward lta expenaes. Crooks, Carolyn Grueser, DoiUlll ObHrvanees were alJO plan. Hauck, GaU Hovatter, Rita Lew· ned for Halloween llld Vlllon· Ia. Beverly Long, Twlla Mattne'l Do.Y tor each room. aub. lhenoy, corDI McCullough, Llll .teet to the approval of t h e Mitch, COleen OhUnger, Rosetteacbers. Al10 aeheduled was ta Redovian, Barbara Riggs, an ell ..chool picnic In Moy. AprU Smllh, Lynn Stwnp, Mari11te aervlna scbe&lle tor P. 1yn swan, Mrs. WeU, and Sue T.A. meellnp wao .....,.cad Zirkle. the lllboulll ntrolbmola will be IOl'Yod only m Friday, Nov. _fl. Peorl !ltrJOt ICbool choirDIID ror """"-""" 11 foUowl: 8:110 1D 10 a.m., Mn. Owat end Mrl. l\lorlllln y..._., 10 a.m. lo 1!:30 o. m., Mn. Kametb Cale aod Mr~ Newman Burdette; 12:30 to p.m., 1111'1. FC!X end Mrl. Loretta McDI<Ie; 21o S:80 p.m., 1111'1. l'atl1 car- oDd MrL Eu1a Frandl. At tile Centrll buildlaa ebalr· men are, 8:30 lo 10 a.m., Mra. L R. Nsol and Mrl .. Dolores Lynch; 10 a.m. lo 1J:80 a.m., Mra. 9Jo Slewarld"Mro. Dolo Walburn; 12:10 g,m. to 2 p.m., Harrisonville PTO . . . Comes into P. t. A. Tile HarriiOII'Iilll P. T.O, vateel to join tho "'--I IIICIToach- finest wa4her pro- EASY HEINER'S BAKERY BAKER:i OF GOOD BREAD WEST MA11>1 ST. POKEROY, 0, SUPPORT THE ~URCH OF YOUR_CHOICE litJNTJNGI'ON, W, VA. . 1\'0NS·r.t•tJ(£(' . OF.THE·' -·111\i-.3' . PHONE 992-<1284 MJbDLEPOR'I TINY'S FOODLAND BoGGS EQUIPMENT MIDI:t.EPORT, 0, SALES - ALLIS CIIALMEHs ~ SEIMCE FARM- INDU$TRIAL- LA~- GAIIDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PI!;- ~87~ on ASSO'"C-I'ItED RADIO AND TELEVISION . qllE~W>;J< GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUI'PEIIS PLAINS PH. 887-3280 ' decorated by Mrs. Pearl Bunce end Mrs. lld Haggort,y, ..SwHt Hour or Prayer" opened the moeUng wilh devotions HARRY MILLER • FINE DESIGN OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. HEADQUEST PINK II!RULEY BLUE , IARRE OHIO'S OLDEW DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, 0!110 BAKEBS OF ROLSUK BREAD . MIDDLEPORT, 0. FOR LATE FALL DAKOTA MAHOGANY RAY_RIGGS. MIDI:t.EPORT, omo WISCONSIN RED CAMADIAN PINK UDeo1n ..;. Mereury- CGm1t - Fiil\l.t,_h .Ji'W"cl 5Q.6101 85 N. COURT ST. ATH!NS; 0, ~IWS WE FEATURE 2tll LINCOLN ROYAL OAK PARK ARNoLD'S SOHIO SERVIa FAMILY IIECREATION SWIIIMING RACINE ATHENS RD. POIIEIIOY 00. Hwet8 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY FUL-VA~U MARKEl KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN POKEIIOY, 0100 RACINE,OIDO " LOHSE , ·'' . BEXALI. EIVI'ERTAINMENT BY. )Us1;.ER ILLUSION . .. FISliFR¥ ·· . .LEE JACOBS, Hwt$$ ·~ 1 OF • . RAciNE . 1------o..-----'-~-iif'~~""'!~""'~---,---·-~~~ ' ftUf8l <ii N. SECOI!IiA'Y.E.' IIIDDLEPORT, 0. ' .• neceuaey. JO I ' . ' ... ' • Party on Birthday SALEM CENTER - A was given to celebrate the birthdey rt Teresa Bropn. dau&bter ol Mr _ and Mrl. John llnJpn, aeven years old on oct. 12. Prizes were won by Usa Grahmn, Jack Well, Tommy Smith, snl Petey Dyer. Re!rosbmenta or cake, Ice cream and Kooi.Afd were served to Lise 111c1 Kethy Grabmn, Mary llld Doan COlnU, Brandl llld Tammy Smith, Patl1 Dyer, Renee Kaldor, Mike and Jell GlpltOD, Jock Well, JUdy llld Jill Well, Mary Warner, Dana, Gary- and Tert7 Warner, Mr. llld Mrs. Ed Glp- Mrs. Zelda Klldor, Mr. llld Mra. John Warner, Mn. Louiae WeD, John \;~ '' . . ' . I < ·, !" ' . k .he le • ·~~··..... to on ln Y 111 u e 111 n ehoos.a l10m foyr New Holland 1c1nk•ty,. s.praadar1 for har"llln_v paekad, froun Of u"'l•liqvld manvra, Tha Modal 346 lo d1 from the ri;ht and has. o capoclty of 200 bu.l.l• Of 156 ;oilon, , Tha Modal J45 , avoilabla In •llher ri;ht or left loo.din; vertlonl, ho• a ~:"apa~:"ity of lAS bu1hal• or 590 ~allon1 • FULTON-THOMPSON TllOOI SALES pve I bllltory ol the Evangell· ell United Brethren Clalrch women and Jotm scott present. od the M-Ilt Church 110111en's history. The meclltatton, "Tho Brood ot Lifo," symbolized by placing a loot or broad on tho lltar, was slvon by 1111'!: Watoon. Presentatlona of Uu(lJJgredlentt was by Mra. Kerns Roush. flew"; Mr•. Mark £'\'ana, mllk; Mrs. Allred Mr•. SPRING AVE . Roof Need .Fixing? Geilhetmer, yealt. The pul'J)OIIO or tho merger pledpd ln Wlll<ln wao !ollowod by the U!an7 or purpooe. The cherler was lltpiOd llld tho metn· ben joined ln a prosram Cll the Week ot Pra.vor and Self-Donlal. Mrs. Ull'llln Nooso aponod the preyor llld IIOI!.denlal J)I'OIII'am which featured readings by Mrs. Lel1a CUrU1 on Vietnam; M r 1. Nease on Korea; Mrs. Roulh on Jndla, and Mra. John Scott on the Unltocl Slaie& Memben placed their ofler· 1np on tho altar as lhOY went to .. tbe table Cor the •"quiet meal" dlll'IIW Wblch time varlouo meclltatloos and Bible ver1e11nre glv• en. Mrs. p-an11 and Mra. Wataon aervied 11 hoate1111e11, In a bullnoss mooting precooling the program, plana w e r e made lor • bake sole to be held In l'oln81W on Nov. 22 at Duke ctoenors. Mra. Edison Hollon wu lj)polntecl aocrotary of missionary oducattan. It wu decided that the ollicors wiU moot at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 28 at the homo 0( Mrs. Wstamto..,...lete proiJI'ama for the year. GET OUR GOOD ROOF COATING gal. • Good Quality and Price On Roll Roofing & Roof Cement SUGAR RUN MILLS Ph. 992·2115 Pomeroy ', - ollico typowr!tor. 4. Vioible maf'lin stopi. ~winaloe)s. Moltln,!Joll. line ,fincter-fllr IJPina liut ol"...,..., ' ."".. POMEROY . 992·5101 Yeauger, salt. and Mra. RoH ll't!ATURES 3. Morain reltiH key-umo _.ion oaon stondlrd .. ..... lit Meinhart. UNDERGOES &JRGERY Mra. Dennis S.Orman, the !ormer Beth lilt!man, rt Canal Wlnebelter, underwent surgery for the removll or a ki~NY at St. AnthoriY'• Hol)lllll Tuesdly morniJ18. Her room nwnber Is William BnJpn, IIICITor011 Bro1158, Mrl. !l!armaD II tho cloull>- pn. A boouUIW doU cake wu ter of Mr. llld Mrs. Plul Hoi!- bokod by 1111'1. Well I. StolldO;d oize 84 chl'roctor luty~.,.rd. 2. llocksj!~<t koy-samo location as on st.ndlrd Of· fico ~iter. . . ,,... Spread packed, frozen or setil-llquld raniirt witlt a New Holland tank·type spreader! ' ,'I WE FILL ALL •, Teresa Brogan Has 667·3535 COUNTY HIGHWAY GARAGE . ·8:00 P.M., .THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 ' RALL~S BEN FRANKLIN STORE ,~ ''-4- were observed. A $:i cortribution was made to the Four Rivers Council oft:he Girl Scouts of America. floor covering for the church was dis. cussed and cost estimates w111 be secured. It was tentatively Route 7 ~~·· MEIGS CROW'S STEAK, HOUSE - TilE STORE WITII A HART sw~ REPUBLICAN RALLY MIDDI,EPORT erine Erwin. Jim Butcher was reported ill, and the birthdays ot MrL Martha ChUds, Robert McEihlllfiY, a..r Mrs, L. W. Wiley bined on Dec. 3. The meeti~ eoncltlded with prayer by George '• AtmtONY ::.21Jli!O LOW PRICES catn. plllmOII !or the Thanksgiving a..r Christmas meetings to be com- riiDE STOCK OHIO PLuMmNG AND HEATiNG PRODUCEBS AND DISTRIBVI'ORS OF 111GB GRADE COAL WEST COWUIIIA, W. VA. COLONIAL ROSE SETTING INC~ . _ . LEIVING COAL COMPANY . ROYALTY ILUE ' PYRAMID ILUI! & EARLY SPRING MANY COLORS MARK VSTORE GEORGIA MAIIILI! ert McElhlnny I and Mn. NEW & U5'Ej BOGGS EQUIPMENT ·CO. •l<ll'· Merger Service Held Closs Potluck Event Held LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE ' (Larry Dalley) - .. WENCHES -pn Mode for Therapy ON OUR lor Ill all pein!IJW 117 llrl. Joon Groene curnntl1 m ulllbll II tho Firot Netlmll Billk or Pam- on Anod•tlm followlallllkl by Ivan aomtoe, P. T.A. cllllrict Tho peiniiDtJ .... '"'""" executive comm1uee member, by Mrl. ~-~~~IIIII Cherlel K1nr, rt lng under Mix - -· 0( the Male• CGUnl,y c-ctl o!Par· Wlllllon. MrL Worth will be In ent1 IDd TeacherS, at a recent - Ssturdoy A sot.weU card• 'IIIII be lOIII moatlna. Advantages or the .P. T.A. over to Mrs. Groooo'o lather, Dlvld tho P.T.O. were dlacuooed by the Reovoa, who Is boopltlllzod. 11:e two _...,.,,In blacoaunentoto date o1 lho tall carnlvll .wu chuliad !rom Nov. 15 to Nov. 16. tho - · Romine sold that ..... Open boose .... observed. ery chUcl sboold appreclato hlo prlcolell heritap llldthe P. T.A. Teacher& welcomedperontu n d seek• ID enL'OUJ'a&e th11 idea. .. otudonla dii!pleyod their work lor Mro. Joyce Vance prelicllng tho Orltlil wooks' period. There was a Ue for the atat tho ll\oOiiA8 repcn ted a total or $387.25 tn tho troo111117. s.o tondaneo award by the claasoo 1110 noted that the ampllllor rt Mrs. Lema Oberholzor llld heo - . repaired llld that tho Mro. 11:olms Cam)ilell. The door polll for the new o1linp hove prize, a glau bottle dmalod by - . cblated by James Dutm. Mn. Worth, wa1 woo b)' Mra. A YCite of thenks wu oxteodod Cam)ileU. Mra. NIIIC)' Jooeph, fourth grade teacher, acted as toDlllm. Harold Mane .... oleetecl to secretary ln the abaence of Mr1. tho ol!lco or trouuror and Dil- Don wuson. Retreshmeat8 of cupcakea, lee lon ,... appolnlad to the memcream and coffee were aenedby bership committee. Mrs. Ellen llld M r •· Worth, third jp'lde teacher voJ. 1111'1. Nellie unteored to handle the drawing Vance. A service or celebration to merk the merger ot the wornen• a orpnlzationl 1n the Evan. sollcai United Brethren a n d MetOOdlllt Churches highlighted I I follows: November, the nrst Wednoldly nl&ht'• mooting or lrade; Jllllll')', the ltOCOIId; FebPLAN RUMMAGE SALE A r:urnmage sole will be held the Women'• Society o1 Cltrlsruary' third; Mafth, fcurth; ApFriday, Nov. 1, from 9 Lm. to ttan Service ot tho Fore lit Run ril, llttb; llld Moy, Jlbth. Sch161iod lor srooter• tor the 2:15 p.m.. at ~ ottlce or the United MetOOdlllt Church. Mrl Ruaa Watton presided P. T.A. wen NOond arade room Columbia Gas Co. in Middleport at the 'service which opened will!. under the sponsorship or the · meeting; mothora, grcup slnging of "We Gather sixth grade, O.CIIIIber; fourlb, Melis Comm:nity Class !pr Mer> Together " followed by prayer January; fltth. Febroary; third, tally Retarded ChUdre!L In unt~. Mra. Edith Sisson March; lint, April; anclsoeond, MEEI'ING CANCELLED Moy. Amouncod at lha mooting was A yooth meotlng sche&ded for • dance lo be hold Saturdoy nl&ht 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Fl>meroy at the school under IPCIIJOrlhfp United -stChurcbhaabeen of the P. T.A. with Tho Joys to cancolled ille to nrcllnsUon ser· vice tor the Rev. Glen Hlles. emcee. Jack-o-lanterna were made <Wing the monthi.Y therapy pro. gram ol the Rulland Friendly A HallOWeen motif was !ea· by L. ll Wiley. There was pray- Gardenen with children of the tured in table decorations ror er by Homer Rlce l and Wiley 1JP8Cial education ela11 at the a potluck dinner Tuesdly tdJ]1t joined Rice Cor duets ertttled Rutland Elementary School by the Loyal Bereans Cllss at "Arter" and "Cleanse Me", with Thurldsy afternoon. lhe Middleport Church ol Christ. Wlley providing accompaniment Mrs. HowardBireh!leld, choir· Ce!Urpiece for the table ,ras QD, II)~ gy,!\J,\", T(W ~'vott.on!. lea- man. wa• assisted by Mra. wn. an ar~me'}\_ of {Ill O~s lund ,a dlsc ..•!on led b,1. WiloY 11uiUJt Willford llld Mrs. llntce racts of v&rtoua churches Dsvls in """king with the <hll· ln a ' IDI!'Iblack 'IDI'maclo \not presented by Miss Jessie saun-- during Btble times and today. dren. A Thanksgiving project will ders In memory of Mrs. Edith During the bus I ness meeting. be carried out at the November McNeal, loog- time member of conducted by Mrs. Grace Haw· meeting. the elisa. Grace wa11 by the Rev, ley, a new flower committee Raullln Moyer. The tables were was named. They are Mrs. Rob- - """'"""'""'•r With the hape it will, in scme measure, foster and help sustain that which ia loud in f1a:1i11 conununlf;y ll!o, this !eatureiuponsoradbythe buslnen firms a..r orpoiJaU..,. wboH...,.. below. · · '·' ·,· !lie MldiiiiJOl'l ~:::::::::;:;::::::;:;;.::;::;::::::::::::::::<::::::::::;>:::"-:::;::::::::~~ Jock-0'-Lonterns PHONE " oJ!Ippqj)otamus can stay doublt·wa11 aq~We·tuheoa­ llrut:lioa. Yo• ..YC toap, Wllef IGd •od. abl• lllp. at lllipiiMII QNII(OfW:Iil'" )'CMII. Adjul 10 loon. V) widet water for 30 DIIDutee, If k., Sflyt llottw ......,,dMIO -... ............ ""'"" Set ........ FLOWERS pre.-, · visllllliln1 wiU be belli, · room .,...., of •Quality = MIDDLEPORT 1001 STORE NotiOnal J'A:. ~ .• _ Keepsake , ~. '' ' Visitations Scheduled Nov. :11:15 · Plan B'lhi: ·;; 'i of · Nov. 11-15, ,..,., wal plennod dlrlng a meeting rt Elo......, Sehool 11'-'ldiJ. -~A •§' .--....;.;..;.;.;;.;;..;,;,i~;,;;;;;...;.;.;; · · ;;.,,;..;.;;;;,;~;;;;..;;,. 11:r1. Richerd Onn,pnlldbll. ~ sold partllb 'IIIII bo IDvlted ID ~,.,. demODJtration on llj)lcos a..r • Easy Credit villi ciull'OOIDI ~ • - her was 1oo1urld a1 ,• meet,. each m<rth. J. Lemley, Cborch ScMol, 9:30a.m.; Woraldp Hrvlee, 10:30 a. m. WOODIS: Cbureb School, Sunday, u a.m., Jobn Bally, aupt. Wor- alt~~ry,onee Dllt Kcaa..., pallor. ~ School, 9:30 a. m.;Worllldp ierv!ee, 10:30 a. m.; Bible Study, W-ldojl, 7:30 ,. m.; U.lll. Y.F. 7.p. m. •c-Suadi.Y; Junlcr Choir practice, WOjlnoldojl, 3;15 p.m.; SeJdcr Choir practice, Tlwrldojl, 1:110 p. m.; Wooloyan Service Qqlld, fourlb Mondo,)' oocb 'montll at"7:30 p. m.; IIQy Huttlorl clus moet~Jv, fourlb FridJJI or ooch llllllltll, 8 p, .m.; W.S.C.S., ·FridJJI ooch montll, 7:30 p. m.; O!llclll Board, socond MOnloy eaeh montll, 7:30 p. m. PORTLAND UNITED METJIO. DIST CHURCH - W, D11o ~.,_ Clara, pallor. Swldo,y SCilool, t:30 a.m.; Worahlpaervlce, ?:30 p. lll.;O!IIelllllolrd,ltrll&lqloy ooch DIOIIIII, 8:30 p. m. OAK GROvE IJNITEDMETBO. lli$T CHURCH - W. Dolo Meaur., pallor. Suniloy School,111:30 o. m.; Worship service, 9;30 L m., ftrst end third Sunilayl CHURCH - Rev. SundiY School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. Watd Spoocor, ~ FLAT- ,...n,..~:~nfs • Blc S.lecl,lon , ' • LiJ·A·rlay ·: ·HE RUfLAND KETiiOlJJST I The ·Dail.J Sentinel, Pcrncroy-Mi<Jdleport, 0., Friday, OCtober 25, 1968 ota · (~·- ' "'*- IIERYON::·~ ~ .,.·. .. • .. . . . ' : llliET!I1IEN IN (!IIIUSI - Rot. ' ''IIESll;Y--m-VNIT£D MJmiO. -~~ Smith, pb@'. Su ri d 17 DIST CHUR(lll, ~ - W, SchOol, ?:30 a. m.;.Ri:uo.u ll ~ . cer, ,,.~; Alfr.. Wcilfe, aaatnant. Mondn& Slrm~ 11 L m., ovtn!Dr sermoo.·7:10p.m.,olter•IIIW each Sunllay, Quo meet1111 11 o.m., llletnatirw . SUnday lllOI1IiJWe, David ,Halter, cia 1 s leader. Christian EiiJta..,.., 7:30 p. m. e,.ry otbll' Swldo,y ovonlJW, Joan . Sexson, president. Pra.yer moet!ng. 1:SO p.m. o,.ry - Jolm WUea, !lmdoy scMol Wednesdly. BoardJilootbw. 7:30 IUIJ(. &:ndoy IIChool, 9:30 a.m.; p. m., first Monday_ or month. PoMEROY TRINITY UNITED' morning worlhlp, 10:30 a.m.; CHURCH OF CIIRJST- Rev. W. BYF, 6 p.m. lltudy, WedH. Perrin, polllor, Patrick D. naldey, 1 p.m.; eholr praetice, Wood, S0WtSlRIIf Sdiool, 9:15 8:30p.m., Wednoldojl. • m.; Worllldp, 111:25 o. m, MT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev, Youth eholr rebelraal, Moaday, Cecil Cox. putor. Sunday School 6:30 p, m, Mrs. JifllrYin Burt, aupertnteOOent, E 1 r I Starkey, dlrectoz; Sealor eholr rehear sol, Tburldoy, 7:30p.m,, Kra. PIUI_ Sunday School, 9:45 Lm.; S\mday N ...., dlrectoz, Tlmndoy, all evening wonhlp, 7:30; Wednesdey, Buoy Bee fjldllloil In day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 ch':{j~~ ~U R C H OF o.~TTON UNITED METHO. CHRIST - E u..renrood 10:30 a. m.; Worstup service, Norman McCain, SuPOrintendont., 9-30 a. m. Be<OIICI end fourth .....~ each month. Services weekly at 9:30 ~- m. . •• -· . &o!e~ · .' · , . ·,- . ·. t;· COMPLETE LINE OF . ' HOG FEED-POUTllY FEIDDAIRY::FEED • • f AND -coNCENTRATES · ·~ ,. '' .. { B- U . · L · K · •. • : ' .. ·. .. .. '.. ' • • .· • �I I • ,l .:i , !968 ' ·'~A 'LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want. Pomeroy 2 SIGHS OP Motor Co. !I •·•· Dey Bef.,.e Pwltlluthm Moftiey 0.e4liM 9 e.M. CeMell.iOI'II & C.,recthm• Will ~ ecn,t!NI llnlll 9 e .M. f., D • ., of P~llutl.,. $avo Howl lnotall Howl COMPLETE LINE SIEGLER .and TROPIC·AIRE Heaters QltALITY REGULATIONS Tho Publishor rourvo1 t.ho right to oclh 01 l'lloet on,. ads do.,.,.d ob· jltctiOI'lOblo. Tho f.ubllaho r wi lt not ; be roaponslblo or more tt>on one lneonec:t Insertion. 67 PONTIAC Ftroblrd H. T, Cp•··-···--·-····-······$2595 RATES U CHEVROLET Impala H.T. C••·····-·-···-··-·····$995 F., We"' .... S.rvico S conts per W01d o"" inaortlon Mhoh•uol"' 7Sc 12 c:onls per word lhroe consocu· th•o ina.,tlona . II conh ,.. Word 1i• consocutivo a Four on th• floor, 400 cyl., L.Mona, blw flnilh, CIAIOCII at~lpo ing, bl~ vinyl Int., with bu~;lc•t eoo11 , ttoroo P.B , rollllo, 23,000 "'II•• b)' loco I -n••· llk• now ht llno wide oval W.W. tlr.•. t r•d '"'':'.YI Int., 1•t block f1ni1h. Ro.llo. ' 2S per cent Di1coun1 on IK! id ecl1 eftlllecl1 po1oll withon 10 der• · C.AAD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .SD for ~(I word mini"'u"' . Eo -'cUtlot~~l - d 2c: . tie•-"' QI"FICE HOURS 1 :30 e~"' · to S:OO I'·"'· Dolly 8:30 a .m. to 11 :00 Noon Sotu rda y Notice In Memory JN MEMORY of Mearl Bath G & A GARAGE, Racine, Ollio. Next door to Racine Service who passed away two years Station. Mecbanic on duty 7 ago today, Oct. 25, 1 ~ . a.m. to 8::lll p.m., seven days Sadly missed by relatives & week. Tune-Ups and haust• a specialty. ex- !O-M-3tc Notice HAM SIIOOI', SUNDAY, OCT. '1:1, from I to 5 p.m. Racine 36-27, special offer, free BIGun Club off Rt. 1:14 on Basil· ble. with enlightening, easy to an Road. 10-JI.Mt follow study guides Reserve yours now, \.I'T'ite to F'ree Bi· I WILL NOT be responsible for ble. Bn 333. Pomeroy, Onto. any debla other than my l"ATIONAL BffiLE WEEK , Od. own. Roy VanCooney, WILL DO !IeWing ot home zippers. pockets. pegging. hemmin~ . alteralions . etc Hill St.' Pomeroy le.~tp Mrs;. FT't"ddie Thabet. Mason, GROCERY DISCOUNT on $5 or Phone n!-5151 1-30-tlr over. M & G Food Martel. ~ mu~ ~th ~ ~d~~ REPATR. REFINTSII. recondlport, I~ tioo golf clubs, John TeafOI"d. O-Z2-30tp 1iAVE ROOM· for two lady potients, ambulatory or bedfast. BACK HOE and Dozer Service, Syracuse Nursing Home. pond, ba:::ement, water llne, I0-25-3tc septic tank. R W. O:>wdery, Long Bottom, Olllo. 9-27-30tc THE SOUTHERN Loc:JII Athletic Boosters will hold an aucVACANCY for two •ldorly peo- tion Saturday, Oct. 2tl, tll68 ple. Prefer private paid paat the Racine Junior l!lgb tients. Phone Mason. 773-5185. School gym, beginning at II ttf.l-tfc a.m., 111'\th James Carnahan and Dan Smith auctioneers. SIIOOI'ING match Sunday, Oct. Electric ranges, g.. ranges, 27, 12 to 4. steaks, beef, Z'l.o automatic washer, televtsion hogs . Sbotguns only. Rutland sets, n!COrd player, desk Arnerlcon Legion Home. lamp and numerous other I0-21-3tc household Itema. Elson Spencer, President, CHICKEN BARBECUE Sunday, Southern Local AtllleUc Oct. 27 at II a.m. spotl80l'Od Boosters . 10-25-ttc by tile a.ter P'lre Dept. In addition tD cbl<ten tlley wiD DANCE SATURDAY, Oct. :18 bove &pllcib and ...... from 10 to 2, Whispering rr.ade tee cream. In cue ril Pines Ni te C1ub. Music by Bill bod wuther the event will McKnight's Night Hawks, five be beld Inside tbe fire house, ploce band from Logaa. wbbllt will be beated. 10-25-1tC ; i' • '' I0-2S-3tc IF;Jt { ' j '· •.·· ,.1 'f ., ~ tools, 19S7 GMC plclrup truck, 1000 bales of hay and some loose haY, 1110 feet of hay rope, gardotl tiller, tobacoo sticks, Iadckin, grlndlltoDe. ooe 4 year old Guernsey cow. Two ple<e living n10111 suite, odd chairs, stands, cbests of drawm, dres,.,.., beds aod bedding, wardrobe. chlfforobe. ~ 9112 MlgS, rollaway bed complete, old buffet, some clothing. 5 gas heeaten, May. tag wringer washer. Burnside stove, kitchen cabinet. pots and pans. glass door cupboard, round oal< !able, two breakfast sets, lawn chairs, copper kel· tie, iron kettle, band cart, !amps. 5 old style bath Iubs, Burnside stove and many articles not listed. Charley Stone, owner. Terms cam. Not responsible for theft or ac· cidents. Bradford Auction Co. Box 116. Racine. Ohio. Phone Mt-3121 ' 10-20-51<: For Sale or Trade 1m BUICK motor in good rWJ. ning condition for 175 CC model 1541 or 125 CC model W Jawa motorcycle motor and battery. Pllone 910-:H13. 10-%1-3tc 1967 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 speed, II ton, 1961 Chevrolet, 1967 Mustang 8-cyllnder, S. speed. Flnanclng avaDable. Phone 992-6547; after 5 p.m. Phone 992-5741. t-zt.lfc II Invited to Rut111111 Gun Clull lor trap tibootlng Saturday, Oct. II at 1 p.m. and bam shoot !lmdl)', Oet. 27 11 I p.m. 10-JS.31c Help Wanted ..• ' •' ~ For Rent FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to ochool. Phone tft-5454. le.JI.tle FURNISHED HOUSE tn Pomeroy, ~ !192-5262 eveninp. 10.21-tf< ' . ''•" M ;. ' . IN SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT Ear n SJO 000 or mor• fiosl .,.• .,, . S.:.i•• ' " Su1ineu al'd prohssionol poaplo durinrg busin11111 houn. 60% ol inc am• d11riv•d from utabli,hecl ac:c: aunts. LibBra I iuorar1tee to Jtort Com pl•t• prolusiono l !raining program at ~;Oomponr o>epen•• Outatondin'il P.,,ion ond s.,~ ing• Protrom Lono•e•tohl l• h•.l l m.,notlan~:~l arg~:~nlle~llon O~portun i t y for o .. •cutiv• odvonce .... nt loa1ed on r~~erit . Sa l11 Manogora earn $18,000 to $35,• OO(l or .nor• onnually ForStle RATS, MICE gone lorever. 'Gel Star', 2* lb. fl .69. SUCar Rlln Mill. Ebersl>ach Hdwe., Pick· ens, Mason. 10-JI-«p I~ PAYMENTS of ~sh. Must sell $5 or HI 111118 aewlng macltlne, lully equipped to zig. zag, mske buttoobolea, sew on buttons. etc. Five mootha old. Call 992-!838. IO.llll-6tc ROOMS WITH kltcben prtvl· leges, private entrance, 'l.o mile from Pomeroy on Rt. 33. Phone ll!n-711'15. 10-25-llp ForSIIe HAY AND !II'RAW. Call IIPJ. 612'1' III-:D-12tp FIELD GROWN CHRYSA!f· THEMUMS aod muma all colors, big aod bealtby, olio car.ni"'! pears and potatoes, Re.ynolda Flower Sbop, Ma· son City, just above Corp. line. IO+tk 11168 STEREO. Lovely walnut console with AM & FM radio, automatic floating tum table. Take over payments of $5 per month or pay balance due, 110143. Try it In your home. calf 991-2836. IO.mtc EYINRQDE &9r s Are Here To Arrive · .. •·..... •lito 6 Sot.··-········9to7 ~f' 22te. 10-&-lfc ON! FURNIBREO ap111me111, ;;:.. ioo t~:'5147.u:· ~. -. . lo.&-lk 'Y'' ·" NOW lT RUTLAND AUTO SALES POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $'15 and UJI. stud service and grooming. Phoae 99%-5443. 11 ' tk AKC Golden Retriever nupples. 5:14 Ash St., Middleport. IIIJ. 5443. 11-!'1-tle WRINGER 'lflllher, fli. Call 1115-41111 Chester. le.23-3tp HONDA 541, 11168. Phone 1ft. !214 10-23-«Q MOSES CLEVELAND RUSII!U real estate In Salllbury tDwnshlp conslsUng of one acre lot and bouse will be sold to the highest bidder at tbe of"flce of O'Brien and O'Brien, allmneys a1 II a.m. Satur· dl)', Oct. 21, ltllll. Must be llold lor not Ieos than appraJo. ed •alue ol t310. FIB' furlber lnlormaUon. call en.me. 1D-JS.Sk . 10-23-«e em!- 1966 DODGE - - - · · - - · · · · - · · · · • • - • $1895 Custom Sportsman Wagon . V-8 engine, outo. trans., like new condition. 1965 FORD MUSTANG - • • · · • • • • - • · · $995 Convertible, 6 cyl. 3· speed trans . A great little sporty cor. 1964 PONTIAC · • • • • • • • • • • • · · · · • • $895 Catalina, 2·Door H~rdtop. P .S. & P.B. An extra clean cor buy , 1963 PONTIAC • • • · • · • • • • • • - · · · · • $395 Tempest 2·Door Hardtop. 4 cyl. auto. trans . A good second cor. 1962 FORD • • • · · • • • - • • · • · · · • • · · $345 SMOCK TOPS ., .......... 1. 56 Pt.•tlc RAINCOATS .............. He Girl• & Ledt.. PAJAMAS .... .. . .. ·"c to 2.16 Loodle• Goloxie 2·Door. V-8 engine, auto. tron1. 1962 FORD PICKUP · · · - · - · · · - · · · $495 IEconoline. A reolly good truck. 1961 FORD FALCON - • • • • · • • · • • • • • $ 295 1961 PONTIAC - -- · · · - - - · · - • • • • • $395 . . Door Station Wagon . '.m.!!•.-,!!' '---~"~2:~·'"=···--" FIVE ROOMS and both oo four ,..., lolll. One 1'00111 Nllar, nice lawn and fruit trees. iiOII yerdo from hlglnray. Close to aebool. Priced reuonoble. Contact Ben Qullenl>erry in SyraCIIJI!. Phone lin-28M. tO-llll-61<: • Free Estimates. • Quality Concrete • Certified Strenath • DeiiYery • Quick Service • Finlshina, • Sand & G~avel DIAL S92-3284 HAMMOND ORGAN Ill 11111 aroa tD be pleked up. Spinet model. One lib new. Respo. ldble party may tab o•er paymenlll. Write Gravoo pt. 111t0 & Organ Co .. 113 E. Broad St., Columbus, Oltlo. 1•24-lk HE BORN LOSER ? :Valiant 4 Door s..lan. 1960 CHEVROLET • • • • • ·-- • · · · · - $245 2 Door Sed. 6 cyl. Stand. Trans. Edro clean. 1959 MERCURY · · ·- ' - · ·,-- ·- • ·- • $195 .(Door in top flight condition. AUTOMOBTI$ t .olld1Riii!e -lledl Loll ... lleonoef RUTLAND AUTO·s ·.. . . SHERMAN TILLIS. RVTLAND, OH,IO . u HOIIJ l.lJOVI-0 "'tt3J (..1"-15 lU AA\..oW 'rbUR 1"-'CC',_.,& TI'X. R~D!. ff,JV6U161'.T6E\ BUOO'r''! Res • HOBSTETTER BUT NOT ~ou, fo\155 REALTY·. n~ A HICE 'TJGKT Fll, 5MIT~EI<S. NO!!ODY (I>.JlD fo~err A fi,CE UKE ~OLJIO.S. EH, MAJOR? IIEUIN • VIIIOIL TIW1'0BD ASIIOOL\Tira ••.._ 1&#41e Busl114111 S.rviDITCR DIGGING, water linea, feed! beds, Paul Aoder1011, Muon. W. Va. Pbone m&781, IM.lO!p llOZER, BACKHOE, treDchl!r and lrtJet senlce, oeplle tanka, water lines, basemenll, alia topooU. Henry Bal1r, phone iMl5 ltllll fH' 11o1er Ballr, pbone 11111111151 IAalp ..........,..d C. C. BIWIFORD AUCftONBI!R Colllplola llenlee - ,DAILY CROSSWORD 13. Hawk .. 1. Ullkmot two .. 'l'rODIPOrl Raelle. 01111 Crllt .. I I tk P'LOOR llomolittratDr. • • lie atereo AM a. rM radio ree. ID-11'11. ortl player, flU or f7 • 111011th. Phone 7'1Uf10, ~p READY • IIJl[ C<!lk!ltle .a.end rlaltt to 'ftiDt projeel. 1161 TWO-DOOR Chevy, good Filii and 081)'. 1"ree malel. ~ . . .. Clalitltel, iJOOd l'tiiiDIDI shape, lela ~ • Mix Co., ~ $151., Pbone IIMW da)ol, pcd. Ohio. I • lfll 992-5173 evenlnp, 10-"-"" IMur•nce , ..... LEAVES. 11168 ZIG ZAG oetrlog Jl1ldt. ' IDe. Tl1la macl1lne aionO- GBO. &Ui£11 lEA, llrlbr' grams, buttonholel, etc. Pay MlNIIIIS\'II.l. - 1 rooma. balll, baaement, lurna<:e, . . f4HO or 16.30 a month. Pbooe rqe. ONLY P,OOO.Citl 'I'IHMO. ~p POIIiitKOf - 2 largp Job, oul of b1gb Wiler, and boule of FIRESTONE Deluu Champion 4 rooms and balll. tlliiO.IO tire, brand new, never beoll MIDDLEPORT - - . . , Bar used, 1115-14. $20. l'llone IJII. doing .,ad, earner looatiCII. 279'1' te.2531p 'l'HE PERliONAL property, except organ; of tbe tate Weber Holl will be sold at the office of Crow, Crow a. POI'W', at· torneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, at a price not leu llum t2110, and the real estate owned by the tale Weber Holt In Sdplo Township, Melga Colmty, Ohio, c:onslltlng of 152 acrea more or less (excepting onehH ~ minerals) will be IOid at the office~ Crow, Crow & Porter at 10:30 a.m. Oct. It, 11168, for a price not 1... !ban IO.SOO. Personal and real property shall be sold to the blgh· est bidder. 'l'!1e admfnlstra. tor has the right tD reject any and all bldl' Sale subject to lbe approval of !be Probate Court of Molga County, Ohio. WOllam D. Chlldl, admlnlltrator of the Eatale of w~ ber F. Holt, deceued. IO.JS.31c ""ID 11-!ANKS., WENDY1 13UT YOUR MOTHER ASKED ME 1D 5TAY Will-i HER INHEN PERRY O'II1IIDI lr CROW REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - 2 otory frame, ! bedrooD!I, 2 porches, batll, uWity room, I bloclr out lluUdlng. $5,000.00 POMEROY - I* IIDry frame, 8 rooms, ! bedrooms, both, part baseinent. tll,iiOO.Citl POMEROY - I story frame, I rooms, I bedroo1111, '"Ill, basement, plaster lr J)8nollq Interior, patio, ....Uent buy. $10.1i011.otl JIDIIlY E. CUJLAND Olllce • ELECTRIC GUITAR, iJOOd Jl01I. BUDGET PRICE futnltme "' dillon, 111'1111 two plckupo. our IMrd floor bucket llbo!l; Phone t9211a. 10-JI.Mt Balcer Fw tdlui e. Mltltllsp !. . OIM. f tl • . BALDWIN SPINET plano tD be rep es•ed. Allume pay· SEWING M~CIIIN'!S. -tr menll or <111 lit rellnan<ed. w vb. an maltiit. 'fl1 • Write Gravoo Plano lr Oral!• 2184. 'nle Fo'brlo ll!toll. ~ · Co., liaS 1!:. Broad St., Col...,., Aalllotllld 8hllrer.Sal<':' bus, Ohio. 10-JMti 1nd •• tb. ·W~ llilroen BeiiJIOI'I. ,..., • :1961 PLYMOUTH • • • • • • · · - • • · • • • $195 IRAS •• , .• •• . •• , •••• 2 for 79c L•41•• WOOL SK1RTS •.• .• ••••• •• 1.59 Real Est1te For Sale AIR CONOmONING Rolrlprallon aervlce. Jacll'l Refrll· eraUm, New Ha•en. lolllt 1M SPECIALS Le41•• !!lAEnNARS PIL993-21U a apartmenll, aD nnted. f'(Yl' ATOES. 115 DODGE 'mtlCK, I qllndlr, "" toa and 57 a...,. v.-, 11ne speed alandard lhllt, botb bl condition, .... . . Sits. 10-2Uic: ment, E. Main St., Pomeroy, Coup!~ only. Phone IIJ.a'l$. ,. ·- TWO coal stDkers with controls, Arnold Brothel'll, Pomeroy, Phone IIPJ.S448. 10-13-tl• TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobllo Court, Syracuse, Ohlo oo State Rt. 11f, PIIOIIO IIIMttl. 1-ll·dc ~'OUR ROOM furnished apart. . to.2&4tc Phone 113-2254 CIIII'<I1CI'! Proffltt. Portland. 10-16-tlc &llaUost H - eo.... BLACK HAWK CORN PICKEiR, fl50. Phone flfiUIIIO. 10.2Hlp Dally 5:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M.-Sunday 7:00 to 7:00 NINE ROOM HOUSE, Z batha, outbuildings, 13 acres ground, $16.000. Call Mary L~>ona IJ9S. From lbe Lorpat Truclc or ~ur Radlatbr To Tbo HockiJIIPort, Ohio Phone 667·3370 ForS.Ie 218 E. Main 992-9974 POMEROY. OHIO '"' Schawarzel Mlrl11 ' GQ~GI,.EIN GR~YE.L 407 PAGE : MIOOLEPORT, OHIO offord . Futuri Sports ())upe. ·. bti~ket geats. Duiseamatic. new Urea. Gamet Roush, phone IIPJ.S'I'IB. 10-llll-61<: llltl'l-12 • 10 ft. tlno bedn>om mobile ....... • • liD laot awning. Pbone -..u. TRAILER SPACE, rudy to up. private, plenty ol room lor chllclren to plaJ. Phone 11ft 1104. l-It-tle Business Service• them to Bailey's where family dining is always a deli9htful plea· sure. Excellent food, fine service and a clean, homey atmosphere. Special menus for children. Best of all, pric"s thot you can ) Lct>NEEZV 115Soon Please the entire family . . . bring BAILlY'S PAW·· Will 'IE DRV TH' DISHES FER ME? On Display 1. Romain In plloo cat 2. Spra,.d with worm lOOP and then a hl1h pr•uure rlnlll of toft wotor to make cet ahlne 3. Attendant on duty I ( JUGHAID ·· DRV TH' DISHES fER 'lORE AUNT ABBii: AND SLATS 6-9%-18 roan 1!1116 RED FURNISHED APARTMENTS in Mld~eport. All uWltlos paid. Rowley a. Roed, Middleport, Phone !192-2'17&. 10.22-lk --- awning. Phone 99U319. 10.2Uic: BARNEY Busi,ness Servlces CARPETS a fright. Make lbem a beautiful sight 111'\th Blue Lustre. Rent elec:trlc ohampooer fl. Baker Furniture. 18-21-tl<: 5.55 ~YONE ' ' . )ftom apartment located In STUDIO COUCH AND CHAIR. Pomeroy. Eledrlc heating, tinllnlshed, pick out material table top ra1111e . . waD oven. and wiD reupholster, alao gas See to appreciate. l'l1one liB' lxlt water tank, new, 30 gal. ~ Public Slle appointment, 19U'J:11. 10.21-tl Mrs. Woodrow :IJwllllng, phone Wheel Alignment FARM SALE, Saturdl)', Oct. 992-5162. 1114141<: 26 at II a.m. I have sold my ~·IRSI' FLOOR apartment. Vf!lrJ farm located 2~ mnes north nice for two people or two MYEaS DEEP WELL PUMP, of Rutland just off Rutland people With small child. Phone pipe, tank. complete, Jrlco -GUARAHI'E'ED~nd HarrisonvUie Road. Watch tft-3267. I0-2s.12te $50. Go tart, $25, seven ducks, for sale signs. Will aell the PHoNE 992-2094 take all "· alao twO acres of following persooal property. THREE ROOM apartment. Fur· round wood free lor cutting. One 641 Ford tractor, plow, nlahed, M & G Food Market, Phone tn-2311'1. t0-JI.3lp Pomeroy Home & AIII'CII mower . disc harr~. two wathree miles south ~ Middle!1161 THREE BEDROOM trail. . E. Mala gons on robber, Wlodrow hi)' port. I~ er, Eapando living room aod ,. ._ _ _ _ _ _...,..... loader. some horse drawn j r ':.. Ads'Bting·Top ..' Gr.ad~ Results: BEAUTIFUL all new eledrlc I WILL NOT be reaponslble for any debts oontracted by any· STORE EQUIPMENT, M & G one other llum myaell. WU. Food Market, three miles • Uam Black, Rt. I, Mlddleport. south ~ Mld~eport . 10-JI.Mt ; 10-25-ltp FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE ,.• M & G FOOD Markel, tllree W•m.cl ~• 'nJN'E IN each Saturday at miles south of Middleport. ~ t:15 a.m. to t :G a.m. for tile ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes, ~ 1 Country Gospel Singen over mllcellaneous. Mn. Howard Coc:U, 800 W. Main St., Pom.. ~ WIIOV Ravenswood. W. Va . M•le Help Wanted ftiS'. 1-15-tlc ·~ 10-IIHt< NEED CASH! Sell lamous Knapp Aerotred shoes, full or RAND EVERY Friday and Sat· SOMEONE to wallJilper foar rooms. Call Chester 9IS-IItll. part time. llisb commlsslono urday at Jack'• Club 011 liar· plus bonus. Complete line lor 10.~ - l i t Road off Rt. 7. men and women. Equipment 0ou11try millie by Gayle Me· WilL DO babysitting day or fumlllhed free. Write to Gor· Donald and Ids Drllten. nlgbt. Call lm-5956. 10-~ don Rae, Dlltrlct Salel Mer., IO-JS.31c 3684 Darilyshln! Drive, Colutnbus: Ohio 4SZZI. I~ ' ForReltf bedroom apartmeDI with aaroge on Butternut Ave. !'bone 992-5117. 10.14-tk OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.Ill POMEitOY, OHIO BLIND ADS 10-~tp 992-2181 Jack W. Caney, • . "lolgr. 1 rfREE Pomeroy Motor·Co. A4dltlonol ~" Chor1• per Adv•· 10-25-ltc POMEROY ~aurCORV,AIR Spidor 2 Daor...·--····-······-········-····-$895 . a poe tr~na. , blower on motor, 111ood tifll , bvc~ot ...,, IMeriiOIII and friends . Big Trad..In Allawanco 283 •nfl•no , ~ on the floor , turqua is• Hnllh, block Interior, radio & h•al•r . Pricod lo move naw . Ct..,,. ,, ' ', '' WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES I ., DOWN 1. Napkin parrot l._Btrinpd 2. SeU&ta '""""' ...... Jowerprtee s. -(ltDally) ""'' taslN- 9.AIO!> 10. Intlectlon 11. Caftl' •· LIMine lt. 1\11· 12. COilduit 1&. Tavem 5Uns· 21. £vapor- .peclalty 1&.RelaUvet lT. Cunning 18. Funflral pile to. Compute H. WberO Cork ta : abbr. 23. Raven's cry u . one ot the Horae 27. Kld.reat u.... pier oteo fellow's dlaappolnte<l ••. Klnplt!!y'B 6. Mayor's Ho! " Utle : abbr. 28.1Cxp&Ddo 1. Caravan27.Word. ...... "-. 38. C!W>gel ....,, dlnctlon 37. Jl:n&:Uah river S9. EIPt l'nm .u. Rad!a.te ..... Letter M.telry. etc. 8. Phenomflnonof a 48.CGnle· quaUy sunburn 11. Enfold 28. B:mul&tel Mr.Camo 30. I(Uik:a) X) .............. tJSH[± j I......---I 31.Under· world 1allll I ' 32. SuppoaiDI S3.n.cJoiUre S&. Keep 38. Pilot's abbl'e\'i&Uon 40. Tiny Rarrtaon 41. J'Uture .2. () WHAi AN OFT-MARRieD DAMe it'>. I I ~=:t:-=== A "t I I XI l l I I I 1" ("--"~~) I_.,_ -U .,debate• ..... I ftULY Y__..y'e -'--" DM'IeN. . M - DIIU- - - 1/,_..,., ill .. -WAll 45. Kbu:ed ...op .7.J:IIIo lrlloularJ ' .... Bad ...... old~ IUD \10. ()Joe 'flO'/ rY akd DAILY ()BYPI'OQUOTE-'- Here'• bow '. A.XYDL.AA.XB ' to LONGli'J:LLOW • It: Ole 1ol.ler oiDIPilr _ , _ .-.lllllllil -pie A. I I 1b., I, w WO.. u.. - De llqtll v .. x ... r.r u.. \'OW a., ete. lltiP lGL 1 &.. 17 ~-tilt---". • ~ . , ..... , . . . . &U .... . QLM M8D In" GT J:LA.t.rAX NPNJli'I:D GT rKQD· J:li'B r XC, -QLBIDJ. BCIII MG A .,.....,.. ant u ••• WilDt~...!..~­ BOIIIII'niAM TO BJ:JUrBIIID.-liiR W . - 40 . . . .... ........ ., 'tcel•, ....~ ... ~ I A ant 1 • t J:JIIDPDJADVY Tf\UMP! 'TRUMP! TIIUMP! �I I • ,l .:i , !968 ' ·'~A 'LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want. Pomeroy 2 SIGHS OP Motor Co. !I •·•· Dey Bef.,.e Pwltlluthm Moftiey 0.e4liM 9 e.M. CeMell.iOI'II & C.,recthm• Will ~ ecn,t!NI llnlll 9 e .M. f., D • ., of P~llutl.,. $avo Howl lnotall Howl COMPLETE LINE SIEGLER .and TROPIC·AIRE Heaters QltALITY REGULATIONS Tho Publishor rourvo1 t.ho right to oclh 01 l'lloet on,. ads do.,.,.d ob· jltctiOI'lOblo. Tho f.ubllaho r wi lt not ; be roaponslblo or more tt>on one lneonec:t Insertion. 67 PONTIAC Ftroblrd H. T, Cp•··-···--·-····-······$2595 RATES U CHEVROLET Impala H.T. C••·····-·-···-··-·····$995 F., We"' .... S.rvico S conts per W01d o"" inaortlon Mhoh•uol"' 7Sc 12 c:onls per word lhroe consocu· th•o ina.,tlona . II conh ,.. Word 1i• consocutivo a Four on th• floor, 400 cyl., L.Mona, blw flnilh, CIAIOCII at~lpo ing, bl~ vinyl Int., with bu~;lc•t eoo11 , ttoroo P.B , rollllo, 23,000 "'II•• b)' loco I -n••· llk• now ht llno wide oval W.W. tlr.•. t r•d '"'':'.YI Int., 1•t block f1ni1h. Ro.llo. ' 2S per cent Di1coun1 on IK! id ecl1 eftlllecl1 po1oll withon 10 der• · C.AAD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .SD for ~(I word mini"'u"' . Eo -'cUtlot~~l - d 2c: . tie•-"' QI"FICE HOURS 1 :30 e~"' · to S:OO I'·"'· Dolly 8:30 a .m. to 11 :00 Noon Sotu rda y Notice In Memory JN MEMORY of Mearl Bath G & A GARAGE, Racine, Ollio. Next door to Racine Service who passed away two years Station. Mecbanic on duty 7 ago today, Oct. 25, 1 ~ . a.m. to 8::lll p.m., seven days Sadly missed by relatives & week. Tune-Ups and haust• a specialty. ex- !O-M-3tc Notice HAM SIIOOI', SUNDAY, OCT. '1:1, from I to 5 p.m. Racine 36-27, special offer, free BIGun Club off Rt. 1:14 on Basil· ble. with enlightening, easy to an Road. 10-JI.Mt follow study guides Reserve yours now, \.I'T'ite to F'ree Bi· I WILL NOT be responsible for ble. Bn 333. Pomeroy, Onto. any debla other than my l"ATIONAL BffiLE WEEK , Od. own. Roy VanCooney, WILL DO !IeWing ot home zippers. pockets. pegging. hemmin~ . alteralions . etc Hill St.' Pomeroy le.~tp Mrs;. FT't"ddie Thabet. Mason, GROCERY DISCOUNT on $5 or Phone n!-5151 1-30-tlr over. M & G Food Martel. ~ mu~ ~th ~ ~d~~ REPATR. REFINTSII. recondlport, I~ tioo golf clubs, John TeafOI"d. O-Z2-30tp 1iAVE ROOM· for two lady potients, ambulatory or bedfast. BACK HOE and Dozer Service, Syracuse Nursing Home. pond, ba:::ement, water llne, I0-25-3tc septic tank. R W. O:>wdery, Long Bottom, Olllo. 9-27-30tc THE SOUTHERN Loc:JII Athletic Boosters will hold an aucVACANCY for two •ldorly peo- tion Saturday, Oct. 2tl, tll68 ple. Prefer private paid paat the Racine Junior l!lgb tients. Phone Mason. 773-5185. School gym, beginning at II ttf.l-tfc a.m., 111'\th James Carnahan and Dan Smith auctioneers. SIIOOI'ING match Sunday, Oct. Electric ranges, g.. ranges, 27, 12 to 4. steaks, beef, Z'l.o automatic washer, televtsion hogs . Sbotguns only. Rutland sets, n!COrd player, desk Arnerlcon Legion Home. lamp and numerous other I0-21-3tc household Itema. Elson Spencer, President, CHICKEN BARBECUE Sunday, Southern Local AtllleUc Oct. 27 at II a.m. spotl80l'Od Boosters . 10-25-ttc by tile a.ter P'lre Dept. In addition tD cbl<ten tlley wiD DANCE SATURDAY, Oct. :18 bove &pllcib and ...... from 10 to 2, Whispering rr.ade tee cream. In cue ril Pines Ni te C1ub. Music by Bill bod wuther the event will McKnight's Night Hawks, five be beld Inside tbe fire house, ploce band from Logaa. wbbllt will be beated. 10-25-1tC ; i' • '' I0-2S-3tc IF;Jt { ' j '· •.·· ,.1 'f ., ~ tools, 19S7 GMC plclrup truck, 1000 bales of hay and some loose haY, 1110 feet of hay rope, gardotl tiller, tobacoo sticks, Iadckin, grlndlltoDe. ooe 4 year old Guernsey cow. Two ple<e living n10111 suite, odd chairs, stands, cbests of drawm, dres,.,.., beds aod bedding, wardrobe. chlfforobe. ~ 9112 MlgS, rollaway bed complete, old buffet, some clothing. 5 gas heeaten, May. tag wringer washer. Burnside stove, kitchen cabinet. pots and pans. glass door cupboard, round oal< !able, two breakfast sets, lawn chairs, copper kel· tie, iron kettle, band cart, !amps. 5 old style bath Iubs, Burnside stove and many articles not listed. Charley Stone, owner. Terms cam. Not responsible for theft or ac· cidents. Bradford Auction Co. Box 116. Racine. Ohio. Phone Mt-3121 ' 10-20-51<: For Sale or Trade 1m BUICK motor in good rWJ. ning condition for 175 CC model 1541 or 125 CC model W Jawa motorcycle motor and battery. Pllone 910-:H13. 10-%1-3tc 1967 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 speed, II ton, 1961 Chevrolet, 1967 Mustang 8-cyllnder, S. speed. Flnanclng avaDable. Phone 992-6547; after 5 p.m. Phone 992-5741. t-zt.lfc II Invited to Rut111111 Gun Clull lor trap tibootlng Saturday, Oct. II at 1 p.m. and bam shoot !lmdl)', Oet. 27 11 I p.m. 10-JS.31c Help Wanted ..• ' •' ~ For Rent FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to ochool. Phone tft-5454. le.JI.tle FURNISHED HOUSE tn Pomeroy, ~ !192-5262 eveninp. 10.21-tf< ' . ''•" M ;. ' . IN SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT Ear n SJO 000 or mor• fiosl .,.• .,, . S.:.i•• ' " Su1ineu al'd prohssionol poaplo durinrg busin11111 houn. 60% ol inc am• d11riv•d from utabli,hecl ac:c: aunts. LibBra I iuorar1tee to Jtort Com pl•t• prolusiono l !raining program at ~;Oomponr o>epen•• Outatondin'il P.,,ion ond s.,~ ing• Protrom Lono•e•tohl l• h•.l l m.,notlan~:~l arg~:~nlle~llon O~portun i t y for o .. •cutiv• odvonce .... nt loa1ed on r~~erit . Sa l11 Manogora earn $18,000 to $35,• OO(l or .nor• onnually ForStle RATS, MICE gone lorever. 'Gel Star', 2* lb. fl .69. SUCar Rlln Mill. Ebersl>ach Hdwe., Pick· ens, Mason. 10-JI-«p I~ PAYMENTS of ~sh. Must sell $5 or HI 111118 aewlng macltlne, lully equipped to zig. zag, mske buttoobolea, sew on buttons. etc. Five mootha old. Call 992-!838. IO.llll-6tc ROOMS WITH kltcben prtvl· leges, private entrance, 'l.o mile from Pomeroy on Rt. 33. Phone ll!n-711'15. 10-25-llp ForSIIe HAY AND !II'RAW. Call IIPJ. 612'1' III-:D-12tp FIELD GROWN CHRYSA!f· THEMUMS aod muma all colors, big aod bealtby, olio car.ni"'! pears and potatoes, Re.ynolda Flower Sbop, Ma· son City, just above Corp. line. IO+tk 11168 STEREO. Lovely walnut console with AM & FM radio, automatic floating tum table. Take over payments of $5 per month or pay balance due, 110143. Try it In your home. calf 991-2836. IO.mtc EYINRQDE &9r s Are Here To Arrive · .. •·..... •lito 6 Sot.··-········9to7 ~f' 22te. 10-&-lfc ON! FURNIBREO ap111me111, ;;:.. ioo t~:'5147.u:· ~. -. . lo.&-lk 'Y'' ·" NOW lT RUTLAND AUTO SALES POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $'15 and UJI. stud service and grooming. Phoae 99%-5443. 11 ' tk AKC Golden Retriever nupples. 5:14 Ash St., Middleport. IIIJ. 5443. 11-!'1-tle WRINGER 'lflllher, fli. Call 1115-41111 Chester. le.23-3tp HONDA 541, 11168. Phone 1ft. !214 10-23-«Q MOSES CLEVELAND RUSII!U real estate In Salllbury tDwnshlp conslsUng of one acre lot and bouse will be sold to the highest bidder at tbe of"flce of O'Brien and O'Brien, allmneys a1 II a.m. Satur· dl)', Oct. 21, ltllll. Must be llold lor not Ieos than appraJo. ed •alue ol t310. FIB' furlber lnlormaUon. call en.me. 1D-JS.Sk . 10-23-«e em!- 1966 DODGE - - - · · - - · · · · - · · · · • • - • $1895 Custom Sportsman Wagon . V-8 engine, outo. trans., like new condition. 1965 FORD MUSTANG - • • · · • • • • - • · · $995 Convertible, 6 cyl. 3· speed trans . A great little sporty cor. 1964 PONTIAC · • • • • • • • • • • • · · · · • • $895 Catalina, 2·Door H~rdtop. P .S. & P.B. An extra clean cor buy , 1963 PONTIAC • • • · • · • • • • • • - · · · · • $395 Tempest 2·Door Hardtop. 4 cyl. auto. trans . A good second cor. 1962 FORD • • • · · • • • - • • · • · · · • • · · $345 SMOCK TOPS ., .......... 1. 56 Pt.•tlc RAINCOATS .............. He Girl• & Ledt.. PAJAMAS .... .. . .. ·"c to 2.16 Loodle• Goloxie 2·Door. V-8 engine, auto. tron1. 1962 FORD PICKUP · · · - · - · · · - · · · $495 IEconoline. A reolly good truck. 1961 FORD FALCON - • • • • · • • · • • • • • $ 295 1961 PONTIAC - -- · · · - - - · · - • • • • • $395 . . Door Station Wagon . '.m.!!•.-,!!' '---~"~2:~·'"=···--" FIVE ROOMS and both oo four ,..., lolll. One 1'00111 Nllar, nice lawn and fruit trees. iiOII yerdo from hlglnray. Close to aebool. Priced reuonoble. Contact Ben Qullenl>erry in SyraCIIJI!. Phone lin-28M. tO-llll-61<: • Free Estimates. • Quality Concrete • Certified Strenath • DeiiYery • Quick Service • Finlshina, • Sand & G~avel DIAL S92-3284 HAMMOND ORGAN Ill 11111 aroa tD be pleked up. Spinet model. One lib new. Respo. ldble party may tab o•er paymenlll. Write Gravoo pt. 111t0 & Organ Co .. 113 E. Broad St., Columbus, Oltlo. 1•24-lk HE BORN LOSER ? :Valiant 4 Door s..lan. 1960 CHEVROLET • • • • • ·-- • · · · · - $245 2 Door Sed. 6 cyl. Stand. Trans. Edro clean. 1959 MERCURY · · ·- ' - · ·,-- ·- • ·- • $195 .(Door in top flight condition. AUTOMOBTI$ t .olld1Riii!e -lledl Loll ... lleonoef RUTLAND AUTO·s ·.. . . SHERMAN TILLIS. RVTLAND, OH,IO . u HOIIJ l.lJOVI-0 "'tt3J (..1"-15 lU AA\..oW 'rbUR 1"-'CC',_.,& TI'X. R~D!. ff,JV6U161'.T6E\ BUOO'r''! Res • HOBSTETTER BUT NOT ~ou, fo\155 REALTY·. n~ A HICE 'TJGKT Fll, 5MIT~EI<S. NO!!ODY (I>.JlD fo~err A fi,CE UKE ~OLJIO.S. EH, MAJOR? IIEUIN • VIIIOIL TIW1'0BD ASIIOOL\Tira ••.._ 1&#41e Busl114111 S.rviDITCR DIGGING, water linea, feed! beds, Paul Aoder1011, Muon. W. Va. Pbone m&781, IM.lO!p llOZER, BACKHOE, treDchl!r and lrtJet senlce, oeplle tanka, water lines, basemenll, alia topooU. Henry Bal1r, phone iMl5 ltllll fH' 11o1er Ballr, pbone 11111111151 IAalp ..........,..d C. C. BIWIFORD AUCftONBI!R Colllplola llenlee - ,DAILY CROSSWORD 13. Hawk .. 1. Ullkmot two .. 'l'rODIPOrl Raelle. 01111 Crllt .. I I tk P'LOOR llomolittratDr. • • lie atereo AM a. rM radio ree. ID-11'11. ortl player, flU or f7 • 111011th. Phone 7'1Uf10, ~p READY • IIJl[ C<!lk!ltle .a.end rlaltt to 'ftiDt projeel. 1161 TWO-DOOR Chevy, good Filii and 081)'. 1"ree malel. ~ . . .. Clalitltel, iJOOd l'tiiiDIDI shape, lela ~ • Mix Co., ~ $151., Pbone IIMW da)ol, pcd. Ohio. I • lfll 992-5173 evenlnp, 10-"-"" IMur•nce , ..... LEAVES. 11168 ZIG ZAG oetrlog Jl1ldt. ' IDe. Tl1la macl1lne aionO- GBO. &Ui£11 lEA, llrlbr' grams, buttonholel, etc. Pay MlNIIIIS\'II.l. - 1 rooma. balll, baaement, lurna<:e, . . f4HO or 16.30 a month. Pbooe rqe. ONLY P,OOO.Citl 'I'IHMO. ~p POIIiitKOf - 2 largp Job, oul of b1gb Wiler, and boule of FIRESTONE Deluu Champion 4 rooms and balll. tlliiO.IO tire, brand new, never beoll MIDDLEPORT - - . . , Bar used, 1115-14. $20. l'llone IJII. doing .,ad, earner looatiCII. 279'1' te.2531p 'l'HE PERliONAL property, except organ; of tbe tate Weber Holl will be sold at the office of Crow, Crow a. POI'W', at· torneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, at a price not leu llum t2110, and the real estate owned by the tale Weber Holt In Sdplo Township, Melga Colmty, Ohio, c:onslltlng of 152 acrea more or less (excepting onehH ~ minerals) will be IOid at the office~ Crow, Crow & Porter at 10:30 a.m. Oct. It, 11168, for a price not 1... !ban IO.SOO. Personal and real property shall be sold to the blgh· est bidder. 'l'!1e admfnlstra. tor has the right tD reject any and all bldl' Sale subject to lbe approval of !be Probate Court of Molga County, Ohio. WOllam D. Chlldl, admlnlltrator of the Eatale of w~ ber F. Holt, deceued. IO.JS.31c ""ID 11-!ANKS., WENDY1 13UT YOUR MOTHER ASKED ME 1D 5TAY Will-i HER INHEN PERRY O'II1IIDI lr CROW REALTY COMPANY POMEROY - 2 otory frame, ! bedrooD!I, 2 porches, batll, uWity room, I bloclr out lluUdlng. $5,000.00 POMEROY - I* IIDry frame, 8 rooms, ! bedrooms, both, part baseinent. tll,iiOO.Citl POMEROY - I story frame, I rooms, I bedroo1111, '"Ill, basement, plaster lr J)8nollq Interior, patio, ....Uent buy. $10.1i011.otl JIDIIlY E. CUJLAND Olllce • ELECTRIC GUITAR, iJOOd Jl01I. BUDGET PRICE futnltme "' dillon, 111'1111 two plckupo. our IMrd floor bucket llbo!l; Phone t9211a. 10-JI.Mt Balcer Fw tdlui e. Mltltllsp !. . OIM. f tl • . BALDWIN SPINET plano tD be rep es•ed. Allume pay· SEWING M~CIIIN'!S. -tr menll or <111 lit rellnan<ed. w vb. an maltiit. 'fl1 • Write Gravoo Plano lr Oral!• 2184. 'nle Fo'brlo ll!toll. ~ · Co., liaS 1!:. Broad St., Col...,., Aalllotllld 8hllrer.Sal<':' bus, Ohio. 10-JMti 1nd •• tb. ·W~ llilroen BeiiJIOI'I. ,..., • :1961 PLYMOUTH • • • • • • · · - • • · • • • $195 IRAS •• , .• •• . •• , •••• 2 for 79c L•41•• WOOL SK1RTS •.• .• ••••• •• 1.59 Real Est1te For Sale AIR CONOmONING Rolrlprallon aervlce. Jacll'l Refrll· eraUm, New Ha•en. lolllt 1M SPECIALS Le41•• !!lAEnNARS PIL993-21U a apartmenll, aD nnted. f'(Yl' ATOES. 115 DODGE 'mtlCK, I qllndlr, "" toa and 57 a...,. v.-, 11ne speed alandard lhllt, botb bl condition, .... . . Sits. 10-2Uic: ment, E. Main St., Pomeroy, Coup!~ only. Phone IIJ.a'l$. ,. ·- TWO coal stDkers with controls, Arnold Brothel'll, Pomeroy, Phone IIPJ.S448. 10-13-tl• TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobllo Court, Syracuse, Ohlo oo State Rt. 11f, PIIOIIO IIIMttl. 1-ll·dc ~'OUR ROOM furnished apart. . to.2&4tc Phone 113-2254 CIIII'<I1CI'! Proffltt. Portland. 10-16-tlc &llaUost H - eo.... BLACK HAWK CORN PICKEiR, fl50. Phone flfiUIIIO. 10.2Hlp Dally 5:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M.-Sunday 7:00 to 7:00 NINE ROOM HOUSE, Z batha, outbuildings, 13 acres ground, $16.000. Call Mary L~>ona IJ9S. From lbe Lorpat Truclc or ~ur Radlatbr To Tbo HockiJIIPort, Ohio Phone 667·3370 ForS.Ie 218 E. Main 992-9974 POMEROY. OHIO '"' Schawarzel Mlrl11 ' GQ~GI,.EIN GR~YE.L 407 PAGE : MIOOLEPORT, OHIO offord . Futuri Sports ())upe. ·. bti~ket geats. Duiseamatic. new Urea. Gamet Roush, phone IIPJ.S'I'IB. 10-llll-61<: llltl'l-12 • 10 ft. tlno bedn>om mobile ....... • • liD laot awning. Pbone -..u. TRAILER SPACE, rudy to up. private, plenty ol room lor chllclren to plaJ. Phone 11ft 1104. l-It-tle Business Service• them to Bailey's where family dining is always a deli9htful plea· sure. Excellent food, fine service and a clean, homey atmosphere. Special menus for children. Best of all, pric"s thot you can ) Lct>NEEZV 115Soon Please the entire family . . . bring BAILlY'S PAW·· Will 'IE DRV TH' DISHES FER ME? On Display 1. Romain In plloo cat 2. Spra,.d with worm lOOP and then a hl1h pr•uure rlnlll of toft wotor to make cet ahlne 3. Attendant on duty I ( JUGHAID ·· DRV TH' DISHES fER 'lORE AUNT ABBii: AND SLATS 6-9%-18 roan 1!1116 RED FURNISHED APARTMENTS in Mld~eport. All uWltlos paid. Rowley a. Roed, Middleport, Phone !192-2'17&. 10.22-lk --- awning. Phone 99U319. 10.2Uic: BARNEY Busi,ness Servlces CARPETS a fright. Make lbem a beautiful sight 111'\th Blue Lustre. Rent elec:trlc ohampooer fl. Baker Furniture. 18-21-tl<: 5.55 ~YONE ' ' . )ftom apartment located In STUDIO COUCH AND CHAIR. Pomeroy. Eledrlc heating, tinllnlshed, pick out material table top ra1111e . . waD oven. and wiD reupholster, alao gas See to appreciate. l'l1one liB' lxlt water tank, new, 30 gal. ~ Public Slle appointment, 19U'J:11. 10.21-tl Mrs. Woodrow :IJwllllng, phone Wheel Alignment FARM SALE, Saturdl)', Oct. 992-5162. 1114141<: 26 at II a.m. I have sold my ~·IRSI' FLOOR apartment. Vf!lrJ farm located 2~ mnes north nice for two people or two MYEaS DEEP WELL PUMP, of Rutland just off Rutland people With small child. Phone pipe, tank. complete, Jrlco -GUARAHI'E'ED~nd HarrisonvUie Road. Watch tft-3267. I0-2s.12te $50. Go tart, $25, seven ducks, for sale signs. Will aell the PHoNE 992-2094 take all "· alao twO acres of following persooal property. THREE ROOM apartment. Fur· round wood free lor cutting. One 641 Ford tractor, plow, nlahed, M & G Food Market, Phone tn-2311'1. t0-JI.3lp Pomeroy Home & AIII'CII mower . disc harr~. two wathree miles south ~ Middle!1161 THREE BEDROOM trail. . E. Mala gons on robber, Wlodrow hi)' port. I~ er, Eapando living room aod ,. ._ _ _ _ _ _...,..... loader. some horse drawn j r ':.. Ads'Bting·Top ..' Gr.ad~ Results: BEAUTIFUL all new eledrlc I WILL NOT be reaponslble for any debts oontracted by any· STORE EQUIPMENT, M & G one other llum myaell. WU. Food Market, three miles • Uam Black, Rt. I, Mlddleport. south ~ Mld~eport . 10-JI.Mt ; 10-25-ltp FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE ,.• M & G FOOD Markel, tllree W•m.cl ~• 'nJN'E IN each Saturday at miles south of Middleport. ~ t:15 a.m. to t :G a.m. for tile ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes, ~ 1 Country Gospel Singen over mllcellaneous. Mn. Howard Coc:U, 800 W. Main St., Pom.. ~ WIIOV Ravenswood. W. Va . M•le Help Wanted ftiS'. 1-15-tlc ·~ 10-IIHt< NEED CASH! Sell lamous Knapp Aerotred shoes, full or RAND EVERY Friday and Sat· SOMEONE to wallJilper foar rooms. Call Chester 9IS-IItll. part time. llisb commlsslono urday at Jack'• Club 011 liar· plus bonus. Complete line lor 10.~ - l i t Road off Rt. 7. men and women. Equipment 0ou11try millie by Gayle Me· WilL DO babysitting day or fumlllhed free. Write to Gor· Donald and Ids Drllten. nlgbt. Call lm-5956. 10-~ don Rae, Dlltrlct Salel Mer., IO-JS.31c 3684 Darilyshln! Drive, Colutnbus: Ohio 4SZZI. I~ ' ForReltf bedroom apartmeDI with aaroge on Butternut Ave. !'bone 992-5117. 10.14-tk OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.Ill POMEitOY, OHIO BLIND ADS 10-~tp 992-2181 Jack W. Caney, • . "lolgr. 1 rfREE Pomeroy Motor·Co. A4dltlonol ~" Chor1• per Adv•· 10-25-ltc POMEROY ~aurCORV,AIR Spidor 2 Daor...·--····-······-········-····-$895 . a poe tr~na. , blower on motor, 111ood tifll , bvc~ot ...,, IMeriiOIII and friends . Big Trad..In Allawanco 283 •nfl•no , ~ on the floor , turqua is• Hnllh, block Interior, radio & h•al•r . Pricod lo move naw . Ct..,,. ,, ' ', '' WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES I ., DOWN 1. Napkin parrot l._Btrinpd 2. SeU&ta '""""' ...... Jowerprtee s. -(ltDally) ""'' taslN- 9.AIO!> 10. Intlectlon 11. Caftl' •· LIMine lt. 1\11· 12. COilduit 1&. Tavem 5Uns· 21. £vapor- .peclalty 1&.RelaUvet lT. Cunning 18. Funflral pile to. Compute H. WberO Cork ta : abbr. 23. Raven's cry u . one ot the Horae 27. Kld.reat u.... pier oteo fellow's dlaappolnte<l ••. Klnplt!!y'B 6. Mayor's Ho! " Utle : abbr. 28.1Cxp&Ddo 1. Caravan27.Word. ...... "-. 38. C!W>gel ....,, dlnctlon 37. Jl:n&:Uah river S9. EIPt l'nm .u. Rad!a.te ..... Letter M.telry. etc. 8. Phenomflnonof a 48.CGnle· quaUy sunburn 11. Enfold 28. B:mul&tel Mr.Camo 30. I(Uik:a) X) .............. tJSH[± j I......---I 31.Under· world 1allll I ' 32. SuppoaiDI S3.n.cJoiUre S&. Keep 38. Pilot's abbl'e\'i&Uon 40. Tiny Rarrtaon 41. J'Uture .2. () WHAi AN OFT-MARRieD DAMe it'>. I I ~=:t:-=== A "t I I XI l l I I I 1" ("--"~~) I_.,_ -U .,debate• ..... I ftULY Y__..y'e -'--" DM'IeN. . M - DIIU- - - 1/,_..,., ill .. -WAll 45. Kbu:ed ...op .7.J:IIIo lrlloularJ ' .... Bad ...... old~ IUD \10. ()Joe 'flO'/ rY akd DAILY ()BYPI'OQUOTE-'- Here'• bow '. A.XYDL.AA.XB ' to LONGli'J:LLOW • It: Ole 1ol.ler oiDIPilr _ , _ .-.lllllllil -pie A. I I 1b., I, w WO.. u.. - De llqtll v .. x ... r.r u.. \'OW a., ete. lltiP lGL 1 &.. 17 ~-tilt---". • ~ . , ..... , . . . . &U .... . QLM M8D In" GT J:LA.t.rAX NPNJli'I:D GT rKQD· J:li'B r XC, -QLBIDJ. BCIII MG A .,.....,.. ant u ••• WilDt~...!..~­ BOIIIII'niAM TO BJ:JUrBIIID.-liiR W . - 40 . . . .... ........ ., 'tcel•, ....~ ... ~ I A ant 1 • t J:JIIDPDJADVY Tf\UMP! 'TRUMP! TIIUMP! �... ' 8 - The Dail,y Sentinel, Pomerol··Middleport, 0., Friday, October 25, 1968 Ex-Suitor Held in Bomb Murder Nixon Sees Survival Gap By United Pn•ss International Defense polil') is back in the fm:~front of lhe presideftial campaign, wllh llichard M. Nlxon a~ George Wallace agreeing the Pentagon needs an overhaul. ':!SON DRIVE·IH TONIGHT, SATUW/1.)' AND St 'f\T) ." \' OCT. :!S • 2G • 27 Lee Marvi~Ernest Borgnine "THE Dmn· DOZEN" (MetrOcolor) AND Lee Marvin-Angie Dickinson "POINT BLANK" ~' MEIGS TH£ATR£ FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCT. 25 - 26 "SPAHTACUS" (Technicolor) Kirk Douglas L&urence Olivier COLORCARTOON' Hippy-drome Tiger SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. SUNDAY. MOr\DAY .<\r\"D TUESD A) OCTOHEH 27-28.2Y "LIVE A urrLE , LOVE A .: ' .,..,. LITTLE"" (Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Michele carey COLORCARTOONS' Animal Revue Common Scents Pink Panther Year of the Mouse SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. In a nationwide radio address, Nixon said ThursdaJ.· the Democratic administrations since 1960 have led the country into a "gravely serious security gap" that could brifl8 a "survival N" in several years if it is not flxed. "The hard truUt is this," he said. ''The present state of our defenses Is too close to the peril point atr:l our future prospects in some respects arc dowru-ight alarminr.. We have a gravely serious :.ecurity gap." The GOP contender said the U.S. ad\'l.ntage over the Soviet Union in land-based intercontincntal ballistic missiles has slipped from a 50 per cent edge to a "marginal" lead; Russia has come from behind to lead in IJomber sttength, and the u.s. lead in nudear submarine s has been cut 20 per cent. Wall&l"t: said "computerized defense" policies creBted by former Defense s e c r e t a r y Hubert S. McNamara are failing to provide " an adequate and effccthe defense of this na-tion." Hubert H. Ilumphres mean-while went a step farther in his commitment to searching for peace in Vietnam. lie told a g roup of ministen in Los Angeles that if peace has not come b_y Inauguration Day on Jan. 20, one of his first moves as president "would be to meet with the leaders of South Vietnam to work out a systematic program for the reduction of American forces and a de-Amerit:anization of the war." Nixon stumped Pennsylvania Thursday. Wallace prepared hi s defentoe policy address for his first New York City rally. Bul he discarded it tor hls customary law and order speech when disorders broke out in a crowd of 1S,OOO who lW'ned out to see him In Madison Square Garden. At least 23 persons were arrested when police clashed with demonstrators outside the building. One Wallace s\.l)porter received hospital treatment ror a knife slash In his back. Other developments: Spiro T. Agnew- Campaigning in SL Louis, the GOP vice presidential candidate 51ld that if llumphre} had been given free rein "there•s little doubt he would have undermined" the Paris talks. Nixon, by contrallt, took a "statesmanlike posture" and "refused to undercut" the talks, Agnew said. Plans for tbe traditional COmmWli~ Halloween jJ8l1y In Middloport ......, completed Wedneoday night by the Feeney..JJelllett Post 128, American Legion. The event will begin at 7 p.m. on Halloween night, Thursday, at the Midileport stadlwn. John Fultz is general chairman, The jJ811y will be held at lbe legion hall on South Fourth St. in the event of rain. A "parade or the masquer. ::t~~~~~~~:~r;~r:;~;:~;~:~:~:;{:;:;:~r~~r~~:;:~=~=~=~=~:;:~:~:::::~:~:;:::~:;:r:=:::=:=::=:::::~:::::~:~:::::r~=~~~=~t~~~}/f~ Dies Thursday BETIIESDA, MD. - A 7-POUND, B-OUNCE BABY GIRL was born early tOOay to Lynda Bird Robb, President aoo Mrs. Johnson's ~lder daughter, at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Both are reported doing fine. The Johnsofl!o quickly cabled the news to LyOOa's husband, Marine Capl. Charles S. "Chuck" Robb, serving at Da Nang, South Vietnam, and telephoned U1e other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James s. Robb In Milwaukee. "It was a dream come true," Johnson said, beamlr~g, as he announced the birth while passing out cigars and munching trom a big box of chocolates at the hospital's presidential suite. ·>:-: <. :.;.;. :·:<·:·:<-:·:·:·:···· ·.·.•.·...·. ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:< :.;.; ·. ·.·,·.·.·•·.·....•.·. . :···:;:;· ·.-.· .·.·.·.·,·.·,·,·.-, ·.. .:::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::=::::::::;:;::::::··:::::::::::·::::::;;;:;:;:::::;:::.. ;::::: :::::=:::=:::::=:::::=:=: ·:::=:·::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::~=·: . '. When you think of the cost in. dollars and diStress that the sudden loss of your important papers, jewelry, and other valuables could amot1nt to, the few pennies a week that renting a vault-protected Safe Deposit Box amounts to here are really "less than nothing"! Rent a Safe Deposit Box here right NOW! POMEROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND POMEROY Serving Meigs County lor over 96 years Memb~r Federal Re se rv~ System Open Fnday Nighcs 5:00 co 7:00 Another 65 Mr. Orr May Dies Oct. 16 Orr Edward May, 69, son of tlle late J. Letch and Mary Alice May of Letart Falls, died Oct. 16, at PainesvUie. He was born at Maysville, Ky., and was a retired clvU service employe with the Army ordnance center at Cleveland A World War I Marine Corps veterWl, May was a 32nd degree- Mason of the Painesville Holllngwood Masonic lodge. &irviving are his wife, the former Pearl Straube, and several nieces and nephews. Two sisters, Bessie Dillon and Edna McKay, and two brothers Homer and Carl, preceded hi~ in death. F'llneral services were held Saturday at tbe Ztehm Funeral Home in Cleveland with the Hev. Dean Henry Officiating. Burial was in the Acacia cemetery U!ere, Meet Tuesday ~' A special meeti.ng of the board of directors of the Melga Coun ty American Red Cross Chapter will be held Tue~, Ocl 29, at the Wand& Fett,y residence, Mulberry Heights, in Pomeroy begiMing at 7 p.m. I HOSPITAL NEWS I with Solid State FM /AM and FM Stereo Radio With Solid State FM/ AM and FM Stereo Radio Mod.l SK467E - Mediterranean Styling. Cobin~t of G~nuine Pecan V~ne~rs and Select Hardwood Solids with Mellow Pecan finish. 27-3 / 8" high, 52-1/2" wide, 17-1 / 2" d~~p . WERNER RADIO & TV. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. --------------, I NAME I I 8BAND II I I I I SJI()~,S II FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I THE SHOE BOX I I I WHERE SHOES ARE SEHSIBLE I'RICEO L------------l.liDDLEPORT, 0. • Reds Killed SAIGON (Up!) - U. S. lnfan. trymen riding atop tanks smaiJh· ed into a North Vietnamese for tress In the Demilitarized Zone (DM7.), military spokesmen said today. The Americans killed. 65 Comrmmists and suffered no losses. It raised to 177 the North \' ietnamese troops killed in two days of American strikes into the buffer zone between North and South VIetnam. Not o n e American was killed in the fighting. In the 80Uth, South Korean Infantrymen searching a network of natural caves near South Vietnam's central coast reported killing 89 CommWlists In another major action Thursda,y. Elsewhere In South Vietnam, a lull in major ground fighting continued. hl Saigon American Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker met Soutb Vietnamese President Nguyen Van 'Thieu for the seventh time in 10 days. Tideu's supporters called it a ••decisive" session oo aligning peace talk strat- All directors and other persons willing to help stuff letters ror this year's fund drive are urged to attend. On Monday, the chapter will aponsor a bloodmobile visit at the PomerO)" elementary school SUIT SETTLID from I..fi p.m. and donors are A tax sult In Meigs COWl~ urged to turn out. common pleas court by Howard Frank, as treasurer of Meigs PLENTY FAST! County, against Thomas Rue has A fire drill was conducted by been settled and dismissed, acmembers of the ~racuse Volun. cording to a journal entry filed egy. teer Fire Department this week in the clerk or courts otrlce. at the Syracuse elementary school. Firemen said the build· lng was e\'Bculated in the unusually short time of 45 seconds. Holzer Medical Center, First Ave., Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics TO BE RELEASED John Will of Middleport, man. Ward. Admissiona ager or U!e Pomeroy state UqMrs. Joseph H. Pushkar, 152 uor store, expects to be releasChllllcothe Rd.; Mra. LOren E. ed from Holzer Medical CenBeaver, Rl. 1 Gallipolts; Mrs. ter early next week following George 0. Johnston, Rt. 1 Vinan emergency appendectomy ton; Edwin E. Gates, Patriot; Tuesday morning. Kent T. Walker, Thurman; John M. Williams, 258 State st.; Jeff. FBI IN CASE ray L. Clendenin, pt, Pleasant; COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Fed· Mrs. B. Charles Wallis, Galli eral Bureau of Investigation polis Ferry; Thurman 0. Young, Thursday entered the search for Clifton, W, Va.; Elizabeth J. Richard Tingler, 28, Columbus, Schneider, Pomeroy; Mrs . Horwho has been charged Jn the bru . ace H. McElhinney, Rt. tal slaying of two teenagers. l Middleport; C a r I o s R. White, Athens; William L, Johns, Buffalo, W. Va.;Rancb'E.Rhodes, Grimms Landing, W. VL; Haro)d D. ArthlU", Wellston; Theo. dare W. McCormick, Jackson; Mrs. Daniel M. Dorsey, Ripley, W.Va. Births Mrs. Loren E. Beaver, Rt. 1 Gaillpollo, daughter, s,ll a.m. Thursday; Mrs. George 0 . Johnston, Rt. 1 VInton, daughter, You've read 5:24p.m. Thursday. olboul it in o~lllhe Discharges m.apzines. You'\le seen it on television. Now Lee Ann Black, Mra. Ronald come see it in iidion. The D. Burgess, Homer E. Cook, Dateflnder Calendar W.atchband lro 0, Exline, Rhonda J. Hal· by Speidel. II puiS the whole year ley, Mrs. James E. Lackey, Mrs . on )'OUr wrill - and then some. Isaac M. Sawulers, Miss Ida Hand5ome Twisi-Q-fle_. tlyln. F, Sa.Yers, Alicia A. Skeen, John St.linleu steel, $1.95. Yellow R. stacy, Howard Taylor, Lew gold·fillftl, $11.95. For .any m.llin. for tmy gift OCCilsion. is WUaon, Ronald Gillenwater, Mrs. Terey D. Phalln and infant dauglrter. Listen to a demonstration of MO 1 OROLA CONSOLE SOLID STATE STEREO HIGH FIDELITY adera" will open the event. Following it. the costumed will be divided lntD these age catesor· tea: those up to the ftrst grade, first throogh the llllh grade students, and sixth graders up. Prizes will beawardedlnthree plaeea In each age group ln the categories of mostorfttUWJ,prettlest. ugliest, and the 1\mnlest. Costuming wUI be judged by Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Mrs. J o e Bailey, and Thomas Kelly. Harry Morris Barr) Morris, 68, died u~ e:qlectedl_y Thursday at hi s resi· dent·c in Akron. lie was the son of the late Edward and F1ora ~orris and was also preceded in death two years ago by his wife, Helen Hubbard Morris and a brother, Homer, three weeks ago. He was an employee of Lhe B. F. GoOOrich Co. in Akron over ~0 years. Survivifll!l is a brother-in-law, Harold Hubbard, Sr., :Middleport, and a sister in - law, Mrs. Virginia Covert, Pomeroy. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Seherrmesser Funeral Home, S. Main St., Akron, with Dr . Haney ofriclating. Graveside rites will be held at Beech Grove cemetery at 4 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Charles Simons oCficiating. Cheryl Mae Jones, 20, Yoong&town, who had planned 1o marry Ronek In December. A secret indictment b.¥ the Federal Grand Jury here Thursday charged that StUel "did cause to bo delivered by mail, an infernal machine. Community Party to Begin at 7 Directors Will TO SAVE A DOLLAR FOR EVERY PENNY YOU SPEND ... Postal Inspectors here an-nounced today they had arrested Orville E. Stifel II, 21, Cln-cinnati, I lab technician tor Procter & Gamble, in the death of Daniel .J. Ronek, 23, Lorain, last July 8. Stifel was a fanner suitor or l Trlnketa will be given to those who come in costume, and refreabmenta will be served. The legion, with Commander Albert R<KIIh prealdlng, alao plamed Veterans 0.,. activJtiea. At 2 p.m. on Nov. 11, the color guard from Feeney-Bemett will join color guards from the Pomeroy and Rutland posts in an aaaembly program at Meigs High S<:hool. At 6 p.m. that night, the annual Veterans Day dinner wtll be served by the auxiliary at the halL All legion memben, their wtvea, and auxiliary members and their tllsbands are in· vitod. There will be special reeognUioo of the charter and life members of the post who are urged to be present. At 7 p.m. Ben Franklin V. Point Plea18111 magician, will perform ror the group. The Ohio Department golden anniversary banQUet was armounced ror Nov. 9 in Columbus and several members indicated that they plan to attend. Reported Ill were John Coughenour, conflned to Holzer; and Henry Reltmlre and Horner Hawkins, at home. Seven new members were welcomed lnto the wdt. PARTY ANNOUNCID Middleport Cub Soout Pack 244 will have a masked Halloween party Monday evening, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. All regirdered cubs are invited to attend with U.elr parents. Prizes will be awarded to the funniest, ugliest, prettiest and most original. BLOOD CLOT TREATED The Pomeroy emergency BQJad answered a call at 11:06 p.m. Thursday to the John Tucker residence on Hysell Run from where Mrs. Myrtle ilrnp1011 was removed to Veter&M Memorial Hospital. 9le was admitted for treatment or a blood clot on the knee. connection with Ronek." StqJllnskJ said cal)s or black powder, newspaper clippings of the bombing, wire and tape were found In Stlfel's CtnchV1atl aparbnenL Miss Jones furnished authorl· ties with sttfel's name and said he became upset when she bepn to dale Roneksq,Unakl was high tn his praise of the team of postal ~~~ apectors_ with Intent to kill or 11\iure an- other." Ronek, a soclal science teacher at a Junior high school here, was killed when he opened the package in the dining room ot his mother's home, in Lorain. U.S. Attorney Bernard J. Stuplinski, who waa tn charge of the investigation, said the main leads came trom the bomb lllelt "The materials used could only have come frmJ. the stock room or Procter & Gamble," he said. "Ard there were onJ.y a limited oomber of persons with access to that malerial. or those persons, Stlfel was the "In all my e~erlence ' I've never aeen a more thorough investigation," he said. "There were a total or 41 postal inspectors Involved in thl a investigation, not to mention mtlitary demolition experts as weD as sctentiDc experts, They tracked PARTY PLANNID A Halloween jJ8l1y for the en- down every lead. .. stile! grad.atod from COlUre &mda.Y school r1 the Pomeroy First llqltlst Church has erain High School In 1964 and been plamod Cor 7,30 Mmday received a bachelor's degree rdgtrt In the church aoclal room. from Ohio Univentty last SepEveryone is to eome maaked. tember. of retiring nor ida's Democratic Sen. George Smathera. In the tossup clasa, Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney is trying for reelection against Republican Conner Gov. Henry Bellmon in Oklahoma, and sen. Joseph S. Clark is paired against Rep. Richard S. Schweiker In Pemsylvanta. If Nixon wino South llokota by a sizeable margin, Conner Republican Gov. Archie Gubbrud is expected to defeat Democratic Sen. George S. McGovern. In other Republican target states, Democratic candidates ror seats now held by De~ crats are gt ven an edge. These Include Alaska, CoiDlecticut. Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, Mis-souri, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon and South carolina. The incumbents among those are Sens. Abraham A. Ribicoft, Conn.; Frank Church, Idaho; Birch Bayh, lnd.i Daniel B. Brewster, Md.; Alan Blble, Nev,; Wayne L. Morse, Ore,; and Ernest F. Hollings, S.C. The GOP could lose two Senate seats It now holds. Democrat Hughes is favored In Iowa and in California, Max Rlifferty, who defeated Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel in the Republican primary, is the underdog againSt Alan Cran-ston, former state controller. Make El ..rfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Open Both Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9:00 •, _, '· ., ' More "Than 2000, Well Known Brands, lrr11ulors Irregulars of 2.50 and 3.50 Sale Bath Towels Hand TowelsSale cutin~ IIIIQriiOY sllltal lbat ihe the permladoll of their llltorlleY, bod teatliled voluntari)J before thl grand jury ond contealod thalr COIIIII· IUIIOIIII rlgbta had not been Ylolatod. Judge MltcheU's dedolon to diiJIIISB the lrdlctment1 wu the rullllll on plea• in - e n t mod by the defendants who llallod to eJ>ter pleas when arrai~Ded and requested a continuance In ttelr deareo ri.o t by the september GAWPOLIS - Judp Thoma• John W. Burlile, Jr., 18, aad Ron term grand jury In the July 14, GoDipolla. MilcheD mod on enlrf Frl· Janey, 20, both Burllle, Janey, Mike Duff.1, 18, 1988 Incident In which Perry illy in Glllla CouniY c.mman Beebe, 16, Cheshire, auffered a P);o,., ~ .Uomlul111 oeconl and Gary Dutr)', 20, aloo ol GaJ.. bo-ol<en jaw. A Rl'll1 penon was ...... riot lncii-Dia oplNI lJpolia, were indicted tor 1econd alaolnllcted oecretly on the l&llie charp and has not been orralgn- ~nts, or w. od. ln I decision ffied a week 8go, throuah Judge MltcheU announced hlo totent to .Usmi•• tho lnllctmenla on the grOIIDIIo that the defencianta• consUtutionaJ rights had '· been violated 'flhen called to tes-- caaeL brothora pleoded nOt tify before the gnnd jury """" .. rnlng the Beebe lncldenL gut[~ to lnllctmenta of · Gollla CounQ- Prose<Utllli At.- degree riot when arraiKMd and torney Jolin A, Q>llntl lall week alao each to on inllctmert of qoald he ,.ou)d ~the dlsml ... gravated asuult. Their caaft are oa1 of the tollfeiDnl• to the pendln&. Foorth District Court of Appeals Janey was also lndieted on a when the Judge's entry "aa ftled. charge or assault and a pia iD In his announcement, theproae- abatement was tiled prior to pleading in the case. While no entry baa been filed, it was reGalllpallt Merchant• are ported 0"' .".,. ~? ~, •. _... having ..Old Fuhtoned Barvaln Day1" again thi1 Lugar Jr., the Junior Herd Sire at the EEE Randa year on Manday and T ues- doy, October 28th oncl 29th. S.e th• odv•rtlteruntt on Pagel 2 thru 8 in today'• Sunday Timet• Sentinel . Charolais Show ' World's Biggest , You'll find many, man( ..Old fashioned Ba'9ains' awaiting youl The days are apontored by the Gallipa• li1 Retail Merchants A.~to· elation. GALLIPOLIS - ·The Charolalt Falro. Chata, lbe damolEJ!ELuShow hold In c:omectlon wllh the pt, Jr. sold In the Triple EEE AmerlcoD Royal Oct. ~0 in Ranch Brood Cow Dloper>al, NoKariJU City, Mo ., was the lar- • - r 10, 1967wlthanoutstand801t Charolalo ahow In the hlo- lng heifer calf al 'wide (Lugar' • lor7 of the fast growfna breed. Cbata) tor a new record priee OVer tOO head of Charolalo cal- of $22,500, golngtoArlltoFarmo tJe rtiJl'esented the natlon'slead- at Topeka, Kansas. This record price lor dollleatlc female• still lni hard•. Ga!UjiO!Io breeder EmersooE. Evono ot 'l"ril)le EEE Ranch saw a !1111 alster ID hla JUnior Herd Sire. EEl!: Lu&&r. Jr. capture the coveted honor of Reserve Grand CblOIIfllon Female In lbe world'~ largeal Charolals shoW. Her Dillie.. wa1 Lusar's ChUa. Cbata IB I magi< JlllllO In lbe Charolals World ·!rom the alallclpolnt ol producllon and Ia 11 , . , . . uCMt,_tM-. . ....,. COWl or.the breed. iit 111e 19116 Sal6 or SOllee at Evana pald•P,' 'i .· · . · .Price foiJ Ch81a th a bull aalt at ajde. Tile bull ';aa named EEE Lugar, Jr. ... ,I::;· stands!Dday. Chlla Is lbe daughter of Ari!IO Lin 505 and both EJ!:E Lugar, Jr. and Cbata'a Lugar are llred by Lugar' X 70. Several Lugar dau&h· taro are maintained In the Trl!>le EEl!: herd. Tid• outllWidlng Chata family has captured the Irnqlnatlon and relf)Oct ol the Charolals ln*&atr)' as an CIUistoDCIIn8 proomclng ~·,~~·· ON DEAN'S LIST MASON - Miss Katherine lllcGowan, daughter or Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McGowao, was amq students on the dean"• list tor s~ertor academic work last someater at satnt Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind. To qualify tor the Ust a student must maintain a 3.25 or better average out of a possible 4 points. 32 PAGES POMEROY-1\DDDLEPORT VOL 3 NO. 39 O..e ~ Another Divoree Granted GALLIPOLIS - School dlstrlcll In Gallla count.\' wiD be asked to approve three Jevtee and one bond losl"' at the Nov. 5 general electioiL Kyger Creek Local S<:hool Dlotrtet wters are belq asked to tpprOW I $200,000 00111 lllue Cor 'expansion at AddavUJ.e Elementary S<:hool and ImP...,.. ments II Kyger Creek Hlgb S<:hooL ·z·o IE' ~liPr. Jr. was ahoWD hilh, ...... lllltlly al m>Jor - · POMEROY - one dlvor"" ache male anbnprellln••- tion has been mod in the Mella hll\ll8lf In ma.lor compe- count.\' Commoo Plea• Court and lllfon 111cludlnl the Qblo, 1n11ana, ono divorce granted. Wanda HubDilnol• and Weill VIrginia Slate bard fllod IIUlt for .Uvorce from Romle IIWlberd, charging 111'018 neslecl ol dJQ' and extreme cruRETURN FROM TRIP elt;y. She oeeko reltoratllln GALLIPOLIS - Three Gant.her maiden name ••Schultz." P9iltans and one ex-rellident ..,.. on the same grounds, Barturned home Thuraday from a Kyser Creek voters ue elao bara L. McMaholl was granted a fOur - da!' ph.,.88nl huntlllll trip being asked to lj)prOW aiWomiD In Soolb Dakota. They were Jack divorce from Dennis Roy Mc- oulllltlonal -rating le~ for our¥1111<, stanley Folden, GUbert l6allon. The plallltllr waa given rent npenaes. two mloor children. · ¥eat, Gallipolis, a n d Huk oullndy In the Southwe!ltern Local Thomllaon. Ashland, Ky. Sehool District, voters are belng asked to pass an additional &lx mill levy for tha p1Q088 Of proNO ACCIDENTS ASK TO WED vidllli additional fluids Cor cur• GALlJPOLIS No accidents GALLIPOLIS - AWiying S&t.rent elq'lenaes. were reported Ln Gallipolis on urdl)' tor a marriage Ucense in Gt!Upnua Clcy School District Friday but cl~ pollee have il>the olllce ·of Gallla count.\' Provoters are not beltll allllw:l for veatlgated a total rl. 323 accibite court were Larry Gene any additional miUqe but to ...,. dents In the Hrot 299 da!'• of the Rucker 18, .Calumbus, and Bar· oow 1 5.5 mill le~ for currettt year. bl1'l. Lou !ilrlver, 20, Patriot.. or or ·- () or New Life to Ring-Necked Pheasant POMEROY - Melgo C4urlcy Fish and Gome A110"lali<ltl ofll. ciala have reaaon to hope that ring-necked pheaaart• will begin propapllng In this area after many yeara of oxlinctlon. This hope oome1 011 the heels ot lbe raleaoe of approximately 200 phea-. raised by a private owner, The birda were turned loose In several area& of the COIIll\Y laot week by ofllclala of .the RBh and pmeaaooclali<ltl and Wildlife Game Pro· Dlvldoll tector Donald WUIIama who has served as a tecbnl.cal advisor on or Flsh and pme &leoclaHon President Roy Armes oald flmds to ))Urcbaso the pb....artl 1 o r raleaae in the oount;y ...., dertvod from the local llbare of lliOfMII' In lbe sale llablnllnd hWJIInillcense. Armes lnlloalod the Ft,b aDd Game Asooclatlonhasplaa""release more ring.fiOckocl · pheaaanto and aloo several of lbo Iareer breed of .,...U In upcornlni moolha. "Our hope is to take Meigs the state where ring - necked phea18111B, and alao the larger type qual!, have been oxlincl," aald Armes in e>Piainlng lbe purpoae of the project. Game Protector Williams reported in!ormatllln available to him has revealed the rlng-neeked pbeaaant hal been practically oxlincl In Meigs for awroxfmaleiY 80 y-•· WUIIarna and Armes believe lhat if half of the total nunber r1 pheasants released survive USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT ON SECOND STREET Elberfelds In Pomeroy or Devoted To The Creater Middle Oltio Valley =.. ond tht 5eptamber term• of .... considered a •eeeaa. The Flllt and Gomo Aaaodalion. In oulllltlm to ))Urcballal the phia-l for nleaM, 11U &lao made euh OOillrlllalkla& to op '••ie thllocal I'm: ilmlerUI'IO"'o!l«ra, lbe Forl<edRUD~C I u b and __.-! !be Trou1 Dodl7 !). ..... al Forkecllllll Lllkelall IIPI'fnl. AoBOCiall<ll olllcers, In adlltim to Armel, an Dr. Sollm J. Bwewlez, vlee pro~ IIIII a.erl Louks. ,........,._._ urer. 2na·- rourney-:·· - ) lliR!Gi wlli .OiiiliW i . , . o l a f - ....... for parllllo aDd studonta at 7,. 30 p.m. 'lllellda!' in lbe hilh ~-· ... admlosl0118 The Second wblch look oec:md place. tro1 of the Unit• Slates F..-trour m>Jor event• will hflh, e1gn PoUcy ~d be . _ . . bate Tournament will be hold llt!i>t lbe IDUrliOI', _ . . , . _ cantly c:urtalled." Registration will belln FrlNov. 8 and 9 011 the ..U.. ooa lf)Oakf•g. Interpretation. and oratory. da1 at 11 a.m. and ...,.... . C&JRP18. More than 20 collefl08 'llle formal will be lbe ufiiJill till .. Entries will be acand wllveraltles are -clod 10-S, having 10 minutes of conc:epted from oilier adtoola wtt11 to J>11111clpaw, according to A, structive speech and tlve minNovember 4, but eutrtea a r e B. Schroeder, Director of ForRIO GRANDE - AttnUal Rio Grande COllege De- or West VIrginia Unlverol~, which captured the sweepatakes trophy last year. will return to engage In formalized argumertatlon. Other colleges that have notified RID Granle the.Y will return are the Urdverai1iY of Ne· brallka, which took nrst In debate, and Dartmouth Collqe, oanun1lllft1. Mala reuo11 lor !be _.,ta- tho er cldldrollfrcND varlauo._l tllat niolid ~ !be trl<k-oru!Mtl.... Wlththolnt!rMIed a-n of tralil.c 7 ·1. or: lthe= · :::,~~= collopM, tho al more bUirdO!II ExtA>mporaneoua speaking demands ~k preparation and logleal tbouiiht as the speaker draw a a topic and is given 30 minutes to create his speech. Notes and reference• are allowed, bu1 em·phaola Is plaeed oo originall~. The Ume allowed for this is five to seven mlrutes. The debate topic will be, "Resolved, that the executl.n con- lng :panel. There will be awarcla od tD the ftrst ond seconl plaee wtmers in debaw and eacb htdivht.W evert. Tbe Out• ,.., ~er Award will be pre-ed to !be debolllr with the ldall· est nlllliler of ~ piiDta. A sweepstake• trGph,y will N presented to the school ba1'llll the largeat llllltlber cworall scores. )11"0-- or Weather to Give Show GALLIPOLIS - Boll> the Nei.....Uie-York and Gaillpolla High S<:hool marching bancla performed hare Frida!' night on Memorial Field dasplte I cold show· er wblch fell throughout the evenIng. It was the secoad coosecutlve week In which a GAllS ob- oommnce at 6 p.m.. and OliCI around 8t30 p.m. . Tbe -~ jJ8l1y .... InitIated !all fall by metllbers of !be Ylllage council In favor of !be old trl<k.or.Veal projectformer)J ob- by the )'CUll> in .. a l'88lllt mlnutea. Both Bands Defy Foul CHESHIRE - The seconl anDual ••commualt;yHalloweenPartoY" for all cldl<ll·• wbo relldo in the Kyger Creek Scii!JOI Dlatrlct will beholdWodnelda!'nlght . at tho old Chaoblre grade acbool Ill lllo Chtllhlre uteB rebultal per debaler · llmitod to IWo debate l8aml por In the other contesta, an orlg- oc:hool. tnal oratory 11!1 a speech ereDebate coaches from all tbe alai ·by lbe 1peaker delivered ocboDII eopged. will> the Rio w1t00rt notes. It ahould last loll facull;y, w!U oonstltllle !110 Judtl- ens~cl. Party Set wednesday building. Acd.vltles will PRICE 10 CENT GALLIPOLJS.PT. PLEASANT Over 20 Collegiate Teams To Debate in MIDDLEPORT - Tha IJII{danee . mtt . ot . Meip_ lp:al G~~~~~o;:.EDn.ma.Halloween are dealgMted the Jaruary, the In u bo the wlntar, tho proJect - THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1968 pro<edurea ol trade achoola, tachnlcalochoola, collegoaand unlversltiea. Costa, schollrlhlps and -..tzod Wall will be cllocuaeed In delall. 'lllere will be exhlblta and relreahmenla wiD be served. W. MltoheU annooncod Friday the date1 of the term a of Gallla County Coounorl Plea• Court for 1919. Ths. wrm• begin Jan. 6, loW 6 and Saptember 1 and or areas In COIII!Iy tmts levy on the ballot for ftre p~ tect!on ror the township. The voters Crown Clt;Y have a Joeal (l)t1on taaue on the Nov. 5 ballot ID decide the future Of>Ora· lion a carry-out In the village. OnlY voters ln Guyan Precinct wiD vote on the is1ue. or otr the list the project. lon + tees t.WJ a one mlll renewal or ... eked ph,._ta in !be l&ip area laat week. , . filii and game aasoctatlon purcblaed the pbeaaants tram aprhatllpr<JPapiDr from the orp.niJatloo'o share of flohl11i andlu~ license salea in the county. RELEASING PHEASANTS - Roy Armes of Mtnernllle, preoldent the Meigs CouniY Floh and Glme Assoclatloo and Don WiDiama, Ohio Dhislon of Wlldlite game protector, are &hOft'Jl here as they released some o[ approximately 200 rii'l&"' school IUidltorlum. · On hand will be Jolm Redovlan, ....,..lor al lbe Molgo JUnior 111gb School, and Torn Kelly and Horold Sower, high school counlelors. operaUng expenses. The vUlage of Vinton has a 2.5 miD levy oo the ballot for street lighting and Clay Township trus- ~- ')... ' ' J. ~o . 3 Levies,-... .Bond Issue to Voters .' . \ 0 ' I .,.,.,_ ... >:: .·.. '),. ·v. / . .. unbau ~ '.> '- 'Jo'-'·,.. ·f~. ........ w a Kitchen TowelS' .!1 '"I· ." >It 0 0 '!',.... .;.._1'., ocl puV Wll toproteatiblyoutll• Wash ClothS'' ... 'l:llfDu!IJI or Special Purchase and Sale .1;. ,, ~ ' ... _,r·, ~','4' ·'' /liot Indictments hismissed }fgainsl: Two Gallipolis Men White House to Nixon (Continued from page I) indicated IltUe change in the lineup of House delegations. These reports anticipated a gain or one or two House seats eacll in New Jersey, Jlltnots aM Texas and one in Washington. Possible Republican gains were listed at one or two In California, two in florida otrset by the possible loss or one, one in Hawaii, one or more in Indiana, one each in Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland and Montana, two in New York and one or two In North Carolina and VIrginia. Democrats were tavorecl to replace a Republican in the House in one Alabama district, one in Missouri, one or two in Ohio, and one in West VirginiL Democrats were given a chance to pick up as many as three In Alabama, as well as two in Georgia, Depelliing OOw strong Humphrey nms In his home state, each party was given a chance to gain a seat in MIMesota. Goldwater Favored In Senate races, former Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, 1964 Republican presidential nominee, is heavily favored to win the seat of retiring Democratic Sen. carl Hayden in Arlzont.. Rep. Edward J. Gurney, R-F1a., is considered ahead of former Gov. Leroy Colllns for the seat ' ' only one with any CLEVELAND CUPD - Tile rejected suitor of a beautitul redhead has been arrested for killing the man she Intended to marry by sending him a bomb through the mail thal blew orr both his arms and ripped q:,en his stomac~ .. ' GARY IIAIINIIART REEDSVILLE- Gary Bar~>­ hart hla ftnllilod baBlc lnll>1111 ·at Amuillo, Texas. and 11 n o w stationed at Fort Shaw, Soulb CU<JIIna. His wile, 11s111, rriU Join him wltNn a week. -~a....­ •or Is Annpuneed GAWI:QL~ A ,._t" tiiOOIIqJ for all rellldonll thl Southwestern Scllool Dlatrlctwlll be hold at tht high ·lchoOI 'lllea1111'. beafrmin8 ot 7:10p.m. · They ore to moot in a to_m hiiC. otoaloo with a member slaw dopu1ment of eclo>- or Jolm Hall, Oblo Educlpubllc relations ond ~oay ~· lhl CCIIIUlloatlt;y ~ djacun the lll"O' '· ·liOoed ocboollU le~. '. Tbo lllllle~DI ol thl loa•llo ol tllo'llllti!IOR ~ or n. u41t , a- . ... - - .... . 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