https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ce434a9a7c15f90afee5bbecd05779e6.pdf 44af874d7ced8311d4d098060e6802ba PDF Text Text ., . I 'I - '- ' ' i , r..,_ Now You Know ~ - The term "'claarette" fa an Candidates Charge, Countercharge political ft.gure I have seen or ec:qo am a projected Else..., The presidential election cam- heard, are equipped to do these hower violt to Jepan had to be palan roared Into Its ftnal week thirws," the 17~year-old general canceled because of studert today with parUBin _.Jo told hJa one-tfme ...tee president. disturbances. Johnson oald he menUoned Predicts Humphrey Win frmn two White Hoose occu. those things 41 1est we forget the A few hours before on panta, one curnnt and 01¥1 fonner, and a Ourry of charges Sunday, President Johnson on a shape <i the world the laat tlme and countercharges from the quick trip to a New York Richard Nlxoo held hl&h public Democratic luncheon called offlce." candidates. Nixon meanUme oald during Fr<m a slckded in Washing- Nixon and tho RepWllcan party ton, former President Eisen-- 04 IP<Jstles of inaction," and questionl!W on a television show hcMer wrote to GOP candidate predicted "Hubert Humphrey is that he did oot believe Johnaon Richard M. Nixon that the going to wake up the morning would use the Paris talks oo country needs a leader to unite of Nov. 6 as the president-elect VIetnam for political purposes, It, deal with crime and its of the United States." He reminded his listeners causes, cope with Vietnam and other foreign problems 11¥1 Russla was threatening to bury decentralize a federal power America at the time Eisenhow( contlrwed ll"om l'lge I) structW'e which is "the heritage er left ofrtce, there was danger of a Communist takeover in the Uon, and Charles S. Crlmer, 40, ol years of Democratic rule. ••y ou, better than any other Rt 1, Middleport, was jal]ed on a violation of probation charee. There was a totaloC16persons in custody In the Meigs COunty (Contimed from Page 1) jail this morning, the largest 16-yeor.old Michael Ryan ol Garlleld Heights, who OB<aped !rom number at one time for several JDC in Columbus elght days ago, The crash scene was on Ohio year~ U, near Ohio 5. - AKRON, OHIO - VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT Humphrey to-day began a last ditch effort to woo Ohio voters in the Nov. 5 election w:lth campaign stops planned in tour oorthern Ohio cU(Continued ll"mn Page I) tes. Dngers pointed at him. 1be Democratic presidential nominee was to arrive at the u And with the events, people Canton Airport at 9:30 a.m. and speak at Malone Cdlege In Can!1111. Humphrey a110 plamed o speech on the SUmmit County Court- han moved back and forth. bouse steps here at noon and a 3:30 p.m. speech in Lorain's Ad- You get laat-rnlnute change and when you get I~ It's touglt to miral King 111gb Sehool. poll. Anyt;hlng: CBD happen." Late Change SAIGON - THE COMMUNISTS have stepped up activity around It was a late change h;· SaJion and allied lorees killed at least ZOO ~ them In weekend Gallup that brought lorlh the bottling, mUltary II)IOkesmen aald today. 11 Military olllclala oald the communists 111113' be planning a dra- general charge of "llars matic strike agalnat the capital to colnddo with South VIetnam's against pollsters by Wallace. Nov. 1 lndopendonce day holiday. ln the lotest heavy lighting, The lateot Gallup poll, publlahed U. S. Army 8111 Mantry Dlvlalon troopo killed 31 guorrUiao Son· Sonclaj>, had Hulllj)hrey gaining day 15 mUes south of Saigon. South VIetnamese troopsk!Ued an- 5 percentage polnts and Wallace loalng :;_ Thlo change took place other 32 about 24 miles to the north. between a survey ending Oct. 12 LONDON - SUPPORTERS CALLED IT THE GREATEST antJ. and one ending Oct. 21. Gallup In an Interview In U.S. American demonstration In British history. But pollee oald the News & World Raport Bald he mareh on the u. S. Embassy was almost a <lid. wouldnot rulo out the posalb!llty the 100,000 protestors predicted by march leaders aboUt ol a Humphrey win Truman· 30,000 showed up to chang "Hu Ho llo Chl Mlnll" at the embasocylo: "We lind that a good oy Sonclaj>, pollee &ald. Fifty pollee held thorn away !rom the lllllllY of the undecided vo!Ma embuiY. The bl.g march sutrered when anarchists got lost beare Democrats, and that many lwaeD platoon& ~ the National Lunacy Froot and tile supporters of thorn are coming back Into o1 Moo Toe-'l'ung kept oklpplng ahead of Irate parade leaders. party !old, just ao they did the 'lbe Mlolato proclJced a U. S. Flag to bum but could DOt lind for Truman in 1948." a match. However, Nboa has ridden at a oolld 44 or 43 points In every Gallup survey IInce eorl,y liY United Preas Jnternatlooal By Uni!A>d Press lllternatlonal 4Hurt News Briefs Crazy Year or 9lre signa ol winter - bl&h winds, rain, .._ and cold Invaded the United Slates, InItiating lreezo or !root warnlogs as tar south as Mlalfa. alppl today. Practlcall,y all of the Great Lokea were too rouah lor 1111all boat trafrte, with winds in u:c&l!l of 50 mlles an hour lasblnl Lakes Michigan ml &!perlor ml 12-lo 16.toot wave• In Lake Michigan. _,,,,;:_,_,_,,,,,,,,,.,:;:;:;:;:;:;:; No.3 Orbits MOSCOW (UPl) - Russia brought back trmn space today the unmanned half o! Its twovehicle space probe. Cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoi continued to ride his Soyuz 3 space ship inor~ bit uound the earth, Tass said. The Soviet news agency said Soyuz 2, an unmarmed space capsule which preceded Beregovoi's capsule irto apace, made a 't soft landing" ualng a parachuta. lt landed lr;t the Soviet Union. The agency satd Beregovoi, a 47~year~d war hero, continued his !light In the tw<>-rOOIJI SoyUz 3 Into Its third day. Sunday Beregovoi had made a series of approache& to the u~m~armed sister vehicle in what a Sovi.et scientist said were experiments to develop docklllt systems of spacecraft In orbiL John Stanley moment to renew hiA charge ttat "eastern money Interests" Dies Monday John Stanley, 63, &Knn'ille, died today at hls home following a long illness. He was born In Meigs COUnty, the son of the late WU!Iam and Adelaide Bricklea stanley, He was a member at the Harrisonville Grange and <i the Meigs coonty Farm Bu· roan. · lilrvlvors include his wife, Myrtlei a son, Fred; a ·granddaughter, Brenda; a grandsoo, Brent; two ststen, Mrs. Melvin (Amanda) Morris, RD 4, !'om. eroy, and Mrs. !d.,- Mason, Harrisonville; three brothers, Glen stanley, Rt. 2, Albanyi James stanley, Greentf.eld, and J o e Jean Hill~·-16, Apple Grove, was taken to Holzer Hospital by the Middleport emergency squad at 9 p. m. Saturday after receivIng a Cractured ankle in an auto accident on the flood road In Pmnero.v. Puneroy police said W.ss HUI was a passenger in a car driven by James Glue, "Middleport, who told them he had olowed - n and pulled to the oldo ~ the road looking for rats In the dump area when he lost control and hit a tree at\mu). Damages to the ear were heavy. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In dotmtolrn Pomeroy at 11:30 L m. Monday was 48 degrees skies. \~~Dr MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS James William Batey, 25, MJcl. dleport, laborer, and Clarlene Kay Davis, 24, Middleport, ~ vertlslng; Larry lAB Cleland, 19, l.arwsvllle, oalesmon, m1 Bonnie Loo ~ith, 17, LanpvlUe; James llopr King, 26, MJcl. dleport, ut!llfl' worker, and SU. san Louloe Frederick, 20, RL I Long Bott<m; James Lowell Chadwell, 19, Pomeroy, mainten-ance, and P•tricla Lynn Harris, 18, Reedsville, telephone aper. ator. Make Elberfelds In· Pomeroy Your Shoppl ng Center stanley, RD 2, Pomeroy. Funeral servlcea will be hold Wednesday at 1 p.m. at I h e Snowville Methodist Church with the Rev. Freeland Norris of~ llclating. Friends may call at the Hughoa FWIOral Home, Athens, alter Tuesday ooon and at the church alter ooon m Wednesday. cloudy HockeY League's oll·otar team 11 tlmes durln1 b1l ~-year pro hockey career. PARROT TOP woald be Ideal If llae.feallere4 bat1 . .me bocli luto fubloll, ex· upl lhll Wo one aeedo feeding. Tbe cray parrot from Alrl. . made ltseU ol •ome on lle clrl'1 •eod Pt.11«1 cloth-•nd-vinyl Hnch _,. whh folding center,,.,,., front/Inti rtlf. UnbNIIiblel Is Endorsed -With • MW interior dulgn. Mor./lto • COflkph. iMlud of Jun • ..., Mil • thlhboml. UnbNUblel, New Yorker 4·Door Hardtop With • now atyling concept. A fuulago inlteld of • body lx>lted to 1 fr11me. Unb01toblol New Yorker 2-Door Hardtop ~- . ~·' • AIITMOIIIZED DEALERS ,..,, Cit r•ll, far 0 CHRvsLER MDIDR8DCIRPIIIIAnOII .....w, •• ""' ,•., t.v1IMU entl will H OIH' t..st te ._,It H. BVICE I.AII"I IUPON IEQUEST) ....... W. MAIM PoMEROY about the presidency." Alter relllsi!W, since he lost the Democrauc nomination to Humphrey In Chlcogo In August, to endorse Humphrey or to tell his SliJpDrtar& what he would do · on election day TOM ·' Southern for Four County Yo-School The Southern Local district board ol aduaUoo Monday niiJrt voted unanimously in favor of proceeding toward the establlsfl.. ment ol the propooed lour..:ounty vocational school now under study. The board hired Cora Birch and llalen Diddle as substitute cooks ml o~q~lqyed Jeos BrJn. ker as a bus driver to replace Gordon Proflltt. Larry Wolfe was employed •• freahml.n baS.: ke11>all c:oach. The board tpproved t.be use of the Portland school as 1 vat.. Jng plAce on Nov. S. The ,..,.r. lllten:lent was Jlven permission to Install two 22t).volt circuits in the vocational egrlculture d.,. partment so that lnatructloo In welding ean be ell!ended. Attend!~ the meeti!W were Sot>L William Hughes, ClerkJoan Wolle, and board members Bob Herden, Harry Hill, Dorothy BlllaJ' ml Howard Ervin. the ~ of ... . . . TAIIEN TO II08Pli'AL .. · -.... ""'~ "lfrrllt lllirtit • taken ·Mel!~•< ~ llo.tal b,y :lilt.- ~- ......C)' ....... GAit .., ' .- hall man Clifford Slumbo. It was also pointed out that taln the houses. Mayor C. 0. Fisher J.rdicated that he would attempt to bring about action In several of the offenses discussed. NEW PROJECTS Council and the mayor men. tioned several building projects underway In the community for which apparently no buildingpermits - as required by village law - have been secured. Mayor Fisher will look into those reports, and it was agreed that policy of the village in the future will stop at bufiding pro- there are procedures to follow in seeing that property is mal~ talned. It was reported that the state lire marshall's office can be brought Into the picture if the mayor and chief ol police of the community are ur.ble to get owners of such propercy to main- Relocation Of Rt. 554 has shown a better understandIng of our domestic needs and a PHD..ADELPHIA - The per. centage ot Americans bellevln& President Johnson is doing an ••overall good job"' has droppod In the past alx week• do· spite an lncroaoe In their belief that Johnson lo doing all he can to end the VIetnam war, a nationwide survey has Indicated. . .Prl,r Tao._ momlli'r- be-- . ~IDol her~-­ ~llli .... admlllad medical tn r stronger will to act than has been shown by Richard Nixon. " The second, that with Hubert HUIJIIIhrey as President, the ponlbUit,y or scaling down the arms i'ace and reducing military tenaiom In the world would be much greater than It would be with Richard Nixon as President ol the United States." l.and Suit Students Vote Continues To Participate ATHENS, Ohio (UPO - Ohio Unlveralzy students have voted near!¥ 2-1 to --- k representation oo the selection committee which wW seek a successor to OU prealdent v IOI'DIIII Alden. Alden .._.,r,ed he wiU reolgn at the Oed ol the present academic year. Fred Jolmsoo, president of the ou Board of Truatee1, m Sept. l3 named a· llve man oalectlon committee but no students were Included. Stedent ~ president Dove Sllveroon Bald hi Ia atleJqlllag to _ . with truatee membero to diiCIIIS representa. A jury contlnled hearing evJ. donee In a land BJ)PI'GJII"latloo oult In Mala• COOIIIY oomrnon pleas cwrt today. The ault, which bepn Monday, derives !rom an e1rort by the state to acquire .. easemeat for blgbWIJ' pttpOses aver PI<>I>Oi ty of Genova Yates, et al., 011 11oute 124. The state had made a deposit of $8,750 lor the land lt wants, but the defendant claims that 8WD Is not ouf· Mrs. Polsley Dies Tuesday LETART 1 W, Va.- Mrs. Oma Polaley, 84, dled today ln Pleasant Valley Ho.opltal, was born Jan. 24, 188f, the doughter ot lhe late George and Johanna Wllea. Sle was also pre- wm ~ By Preas International Hubert H. Humphrey hoped to pick up important OIIPI>Ort today lor hls presldonUal CMI[>8Ign with an endoraement, however ~alllled, from Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, the man Humphrey beat for the Democratic nomination two months "'lD· MeCarth.y was expected to amounee hls at leost limited support ol Humphrey at mid. An aide eald the endor&ement- bJ' press release -would be "a matter of degree IIDd extent.. but would not elaborate on what limitations McCartiiY would place on tile backlog, McCarthy so far has refused morning. 1 to support Humphrey and hao In other dollel_,enta: limited hls campaigning to Humphrey- Campalanlna In raceS iJrJOI\'lng peace Candl· wintry Weather tllrough Oblo, dates lor COngress. HUJDj1hrey _.ad hls loll The presidential lrontrumer, nationwide CMI[>8Ign awing by Richard M. Nixon, meanwhile, accualng Nlxo6 o1 "playlnc confidently predicted a much pilltlcs" with national 1eeurl1;y. heavier vote for hlmsell than ~ira T. Agnew- Agnew, the the polls tndlcate. He said in GOP vice prealdential nominee. Pittsburgh Mooday that the lasuad a sharp stat.,_ In leaderahl.p o1' the nation 4 'camot Houllltoll 1ndlcatlng the New be entrusted to that S<J~abbllng York Times libeled him In Ita bunch who couldn't mana,p charges ol conlllct of Interest their own oonventlon." against the Maryland lJII'Ol1IDI". In Texas, third party candi- "The fact that the Time1 waited date Goerp C. Wallace told an wtU.l a week before the electlaa entl'llsiast1c audience Ulat the to distort the facts and make lts national polls are inaccurate inaccurate charges against me showing hlo popularity slipping compounds the libel, w he laid. because •'they don't want this The Times, ln an editorial. sal.d new party movement to win.,. (Condnuad m Page 10) Achievements in 4-H Recognized - Pomeroy ~ elementarY· SChOOl - Jennlfei Dian. Pam Helldersoit, wsa a busY place ldonda.Y. Ami Holter, Lee Ami Neooe. Regular classes were held, a DAmY FOODS, Clrnatloo bloodmobile vialt was C<Jn<llctecl ColllJ>BIIY, Lenora Michael, Rhea In the auditorium In the alter· Mora. . DOG CARE & TRAINING, Ralnoon, and by 7:30p.m. the Meigs coonty 4.fl Awards Program, ston Purina Co., Vlckl ~cor . when special achlevementsin4-H DRESii REVUE,stmplleity Patwork were recognized. was ln tern Co., Brenda stanl~. Nancy progress. Sexson, Debbie Jeffers, Nancy Conducted by Extension Agents st. Clair, Margie Jetrers, WenMisa Margaret Grllllth and c. dy Carper, Kathie Chlchuster, E. Blakeslee, awards w e r e LJnda Brown, Julia Holter, Janmade as follows (oo more than et Mees, Janice Holter, Slerry two to one youth): Lambert, Twila Clatworthy, JenACHIEV~MENT, Ford Motor niter Dean, Jennller makeslee. ColllJ>BIIY Fund, Dawn Carper, ELECTRIC, Westinghouse Walter Jordan, Richard Warner, Electric Corp., Lester Jeffers, Linda Brown. Duane Will, Steven Stanley, DonAGRICULTURAL, Jntern.Uoo- ~=e':on~·j=~':~':'. nte Cheadle. ENTOMOLOGY, Herculoolnc. , Walter Jordan, Joel Moue. FIEUl CROPS SCIENCE, Amchem Procmct&, Inc:. . Alan Holter, Randy YOWl& Jlm Lodwick, Kemeth Mltcbell. · FOOD - NUTRfl'ION, General Foods Corl>., Tere.. Chlchao. ter, Jeanne Cowdery, JuU Whitehead, Margie Rlgp. FOOD PRESERV ATlON, Kerr Glass Mlg_ Corp., Rhea M o r a, Melanie Dean, Jean WhJtehood_ FORESTRY, American Forest Prooilcts lncllstrles, Jne., J l m WUes, Larry Montgomery, Frank (Continued on Page 10) Democrats Plan Tour Democral!'l, accompanied by district am local candidates, will tour Meigs count;y this week. Democrat oftlcials said the actl vities planned include a torch llght parade, tube steak dinner, musical entertainment and greetings by the candidates. Follewtng is a schedule ofthe planned activities by day and time: Wednesday - Sllirt al 6 p.m. at 'Il~Jpers Plains, leave t o r ReedsYille at 6:20 p.m., arrive at Reedsville at 6:45 p.m., be at Long Bottom at 7: l5, and leave tor Chester at 7:30p.m. Thursday - Start at 6 p.DL at Langsville, arrive at Dexter •t 6:30 p.m., be at Harri~ ville at 7 p.m. and be at Rutland at 7:30p.m. Saturday - start at 6 p.m. at Racine, be at Syracuse at 6:· 30 p.m.. arrive In MineravWe at 6:50, be at Middleport at 7:15 p.m. , and ftnish at Pomeroy at 7:4:; p.m. The grand finale on SoturdQ lrill he a tube steak dlmor ($1 each) at Democrat headqaartera, formerly the Elks Hall, ln Pcm-eroy. llclant. Attorneys Heraard V. Fultz of i'omotW ml Warren Sbeets of t".tlUpolll repre1811t the delenae'in the matter. Seated aajurorsareDaleBarr, llojomond ll;yero, Howard L. Sm1t1J, llaipll Nelgler, Jr., liarman Carom, Wlllda M. Rber, CherJl BurdoUe, Giy llndlay, Eleanor Nalaoa, Marlo curd, ll;yrtle SIJ1011 and ~ Davia. 93 Pints of Blood Received Nbte41-Ulree plnll at btood, 56 1D replacement, ware rocelvad MlliKtl,7 In the Octabor 11!a1t of the H...._ Dlllrlct Bloodmoblle at l'omeiQJ e l _ , . •<flool. Elitbtr«aait pints had been -IIIMJWleecl al lie mlnhnum [ Small lncrea~e in S14becription Priai Announced eoata In ::j~~~r~;.::~~~ JD t Tho small lncroeoe iD price 11 needed to mallltlln the bJ&h qual)fl' -oleo to our read- producing a _ __. ' hiYO made It easentlal to advaace ihe carrjit dellwrr price or Tbfllall,ySealloel, two <tall7, Monday ~ Friday, or a ileek. mend the equipment , _ for such operations. At the apeeJ&I session, counctl alao decide upon rates to be charpd those using the new dump. Village oflldalo COIIIIIIOI1Ied that the coot of -ntlng tho land liD dump wUl be consider· able. It was agreed also that C:OUO.. cU President John Zerkle a..t Clerk ~ Treasur~r Geae Grate contact by telephone John Dowler, division highway eQiiaeer at Marietta, ml determloe tho status ol requested sJgna not(Cootlnued on Page 10) NJ,Xon Full of Confidence 1:1 ceded In deatll by her lllsband, Ralph, In 1943. Mrs. Polsley was a member' Gordon Warner, Brenda Stanley. ALUMNI RECOGNrriON, Olin of the Ualted Methodlot Clllrch here and of the Order of East- Mathieson Chemical Corp., Verern Stars at Cottaaeville, W. aoo Weber, Roy Holter, Charlotte Peckham, Rosalie Story. Va. AUTOMOT1VE, The Firestone &lrvivors include two slstera, Tire & Rubber eo.. Jam Lohse. ,Mrs. Lottie Becker, Wheeling, BREAD, standard Breads Inc., ml Mrs. Clara Ra1llbura, MunJeony Dean, Ste Wood, Linda cie, Ind., ml a IIUIIbor ol DlecCobrlll, Linda Beol. es and nephews. CLOTIUNG, Coats & Clark Funeral aervlees will be bold Thlrllday at 2 p.m . at the Fogle. Jne., Debbie Jeffers, B r e n d a Margie Jeffers, Nucy sonr Funeral Home. Tho R e v. Stanle,y, st. Clair. Bernice Winkler will olllclate CONSERVATION OF NAT!JR. with burial In Letart Cemetery. Frlll1da may caU at the IIJnar. AL RESOURCES, John Deere, al home 011 Wednellday !rom 2 Jameo Amobary, BOObl Cozart, Jim Blrchlleld, Ric~- Bolin. to!and7to9. DAmY, Oliver' Corpor-. ;~::::::;::,;:::::::;::::;;:;:::;:;:::::::!:?.;:::«~:;:;:!~W.:::~:s::?.::!:!!!S*=;;:;m:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:=:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=>:•:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::1 lb~Pll\lf lnUIIslng jects about the community and ask to see the build!~ pennlt of the person responsible for the project. CoWlCil decided also to hold an early special meeting to discuss the village dump problema facing the community, state Jaw requires that dumpa in the fu.. ture must be the land fill type at which garbage and refuse are covered. Councilman Charles Byer suggested that cowtcil lnvite a COIDSJIDY to come into the community tor the speclaJ sessioo and show" a rllm on maiotenance or such dumps and recorn~ W,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,.,_,,,_,.,_,_,_,,,_,_,.,,,_,_,_,,,_,_,,,_,_,_,,,,,,,_,_,_,,,_,_,_,,,, __, ,,,,,,.,_ .,, " ,_._, '_,_,_,- ,_._,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,.,.,_,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,.,.@,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,M,_,.~,.,,,.,,,i Proposed '"'port tlon oo the commfttee. SPOOK NITE DANCE 'lbe Mallo Glrlo Athlollc A•· LOCAL TEMPS IC!j;bitl011 will - - • lloll~>o The temperature In a-n recOrd bop T!llradl,y, Oct. Pomeroy at ua.m. Tuelldaywu 31, frGm 8 to 11 p.m. at 45 dqrees, IDler clouciY lldeo. ~ Jlador lll8h School. l!Hral - ptiiiUikfe; ......, llittrici .bJ employes have been busy on otfl.. er proJects and have oothadtlme to cut weeds on such lots. ••If we're too busy. let's hire someone to do the work. After all. the pr.operty owner Is going to pay the blll," sald CouncU- Three sections of Ohio 554, subJect to lrO<Jient flooding by Ryger Creek In Gall Ia coonty, would be relocated and raloed a. bove Oood level U the public BP· proves the project. The Oblo Department~ !Dgh11'131 plans to conduct a publtc hearing on the propoaal at 10 Mccarthy said in the statement demilitarization of United States Lm., Nov. 15, 1n theGalliaCounjust one week before the voting: goverrunent policy, 100 the ey Courthouse in Galllpolls. ' 1 To those ••• who may be reform ol the draft laws ao as The $620,000 project includes waiting for my decision, t wish to make them respOOBi ve to relo1!ation or 2.1 miles ol the to &MOWlCe that on Nov. 5 1 lndivtdual consdence, together route, beginning at a point liPIntend to vote for Vice with the reform of the political proximateJ,y s1x miles west of President Hubert Humphrey process within the Democratic tt 11 intersection wttb Ohio 7. The and recommend that those who Party- rails far short of what I three prt',jects would be .95, .55 have waited tor this statement think It should be. ··• ~w • 60 mU es In length• •-· ~·er40The choice, however, is at sharp turns and creek cross. of my position do the same." But he made clear that he between Vice President Hubert i.nga over inadeq.aate bridges was less than satisfied wtth Humphrey and Richard Nixon. would be eliminated by the reloHumphrey's positie11s on the My ol Hubert Hum- catlono. baaed on two •• _, _ _ oortleal ~V l - - :War •.01111 ather !llllb ~ . Ia tors. considerations: siJbt dlatanceo wodl8'be brc1rovMccarthy Bald H111111hrey'o "The Rrst, lllat on the basis ed, and pavement widened. Foratand on "the principle IssueR o! what he has stood lor In the tiona ~ existing roadWay would that have been raised In my put ml what he has Bald about be vacated by life department campaign- namely, the erding domestic problems In this When the relocaUons are comof the war In Vietnam, the campaign, Hubert Humphrey pleted. I IIJ*idlal _ ' _... This ear join the U ., Larry's SOHIO Service J ......... .. ' wlltter. J believe, McCartiiY •ald. He issued the statement from hil capitol oftlce, sayjng most Americana were 44 quJte capable jireQ!pl ln Wolhl....... jlle lilld ~iontllhe~ plut the ' &lemUr( court..-s """' Ill OVI Gnol Dlllrlet COIIgreiiiiiOD bu II••• HOYT'S SOHIO t . .t have. made this decision." ne ....-I IJ!Ihe- !Uol118111.. lin record ~ ovl- llve lllllllc by •'Experlonce 68," . . . ol Ida Yaluoble oervlcti to admlatloo Is 75 cento otoc. $U.I filii' Natloa. Ht lltmla l!rm J- ~ ccup~,, FORMERLY clri•• In n-t Let us fit -led WAliiiJNGrON- Oblo'o Tenth lllltrld U. S. COngrealliilOD Clar...,. E. Miller WOI lor r&<lloctlon MoDday b,y ACA (AmerlCOIII lor CollaUtutlmal Action). Tho -.port!AD Nation. al oraanl.-, lloedquaitered bore, Bald It wa1 - • l n g Mtlter , beca~~ae ol hlo conaiVCJI!Da record for .......tutlonal prlitdplol. Charles A. MeMuma, Exeeu.tlve Dlrldur "of ACA, - . - , "C~o Miller La _w,. ed by bla performan~e olirll!l lilt two 101rl which ... Obki LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE "'lhr.....not "' " '"'' ....~ ailrlng TMMsglvlna holiday week- Cong. Miller CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP •-n• al~ Thlo ""' roporled Monday at the regular bi-monthly luncheon meeting of the Pomeroy Cham· blr of commerce at Bailey'a ~Sta~ The chamber also discussed related promotion activities propgled lor the 19GB yuletide oeoaon. Final arranpments will be announcedsooiL A Ways and Meono committee wu eppolnted by President Bill Gruoser to propoae ways olboeutl(yl~ the area In tile vicinity ot East Main SL, at the Intersection of Route 33 and 124. The chamber votedtopurehase the ll"onchtse lor the Mtu Ohio Pqoont, to be held In the spring oll969 In P<oneroy. Tho ~ hla been held llli1Ually either In eoajunction with, or just prior to the Big Bend Reptta ln r"" c:ent years. hor1opowor. UnHst1blo/ I wou lcl II .. to -lco111o yo" to our thltlon wh.ro yeu will 1-' tfae la•sl IJf ,.,,.Ice. Aracl thot supporters •If. A atsndord 44() cubic" inch V·8 eng/no. with 350 ANNOUNCING In Pomeroy "II!!! Animal Revue SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. RVE CENTS TUESDAY, OCTOMBER 29, 1968 McCarthy Backs HH ~~- .!hl• .l~ "J.':1~ ~~ .!fl .• of, maklnr. .tllek.. _QWJI . declaloo -m durlill tile Poria blrtl lbow. ~orations .... riadY to be "" moot widely publllhod 1l8tlonal political polls. Ev... when Gallup was ahowlng Re)Q>Ucan Nlml with a klngsize 1:; pere«Dge point lead over Vlce Pre.._ llum!>hrl!ll' earlier this llllllth, the Gallup poll editor, John Davies, waa saying that anything could hajlpen. ''We would say our chances for error this year are greater than any jlme since 1948, •• Davlo Bald last week In an Common Scents Pink Panther Year of the Mouse the ....., ml welt t<lllllhl wllb a low In the U)lllir 201 llld IGir 30• .... welt to mid - · Fair llldwormerWodnellday. ao. Vacant hoUses and eyesore lots s r owtng high tn weeds apparent.. ly will he dealt with by Mlddloport VUlago Olllclals; loiiOiri~ a full review of the problem Monday night .when the councU met in regular seuion at town Cooocllmen reported two tmOCCl.t)ied houses alleged to be a "danger•• in the community, One is on Sycamore St., the other on Locust aDd Beech Sts. The tonner Is being used as a playhouse Cor children and neighbors are complaining for !ear that It will be set on Rre by youngsters and nearby propera ties destroyed as a result. Council also discus.sed vacart Iota in the communicy. The lots are permitted to grow high with weeds and are "eyesores" In · the town, coWlCilmen said It was pointed out that there is an ordinance providing that lots must be kept mowed. If the p~ perty owners do not do this, then the village can do the work and btllthe property owner. It wao pointed out that village NEW QUEEN - Jooe Ann SOuer ot PL Ploe-lathe new queen of the West Virginia Branch of the National Association Qf Hairdressers and Cosmetologists. The lS..year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sauer represented local af. filiate No. 11 and was selected over seven other candidates at the IMual co1wention held over last weekeOO at Pt. Pleaaant Resort. At right is Naocy Tawney of Gallipolis, last year's queen. WASHINGTON (UPIJ-Sen Eugene J. McCirthy said today he intends to vote for Hubert It Humphrey for President and recommerxled that his followers do the same. 44 Miny, if not moat, of my Pomeroy Olrlstmas deco..., Show Disparity Gallup and Harrla are tile two ••LIVE A UTTLE, LOVE A LITTLE'' (Technlcolor) Elvia Presley. Michele Carey COLORCARTOONS: BONN (UP0 - Soviet sple1 have ltolen the guidance Q"S• tem of an American Sidewinder mllalle ..d other mUltary par ml llbliJped tllem all to Molcow by air lrelgbt, a West Gorman prolocutor oald today. Proserutor Ludwli Martin told newsmen a '"Herr X" hal been arrested. But he said besldoo tile sui· dance oystem of tho h - k lng mluUe uaed by American )eta In Vlebwn, the Soviet •· gent. sot away with the nanptlonal dolllce of the U.S. dovelopecl Fl04 Starll8hter ml - e r newly developed aircraft dJredlon.&dlng Ill' stem. Martin spoke after a wave of arresta, suicides and unexplatn.. eel dlnppearances rocked t h e West German Ctpltal, A parliamentary lmleotlgatlon ~the West German seeurtcy nrvlcos was belna jiiBhed. The proae..- Bald the Sidewinder par wa1 ltolen last year ani with the other dolllcoo oent oft to Moscow b)' tho air lrelilht by the Herr X under arrest. Ready So9n fONIGHT & TUESDAY OCTOBER 211-29 DII:TROIT <UPI> - OOrdte Howe ~ lhe Detroit ~d Wlnaa hu been named. to the National Uoeol- Cloeooloot Injured in Wreek MaGS TIIATRE P-nniol All-Star ·2-Hour DIYQEANING MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL !Ind. femlalalty. od. Soyuz 2 Home, mu.e 4 rn..-. Eyesores Problem Reviewed Times has endorsed Humphrey. Third party candidate George Wallace rested Sunday In Montgmlery, AlL, but took a in his p~ularlcy. He premised a congressional election if elected. Other develq~ments: Edmund S. Muskie- The !)e.. mocratic vice presidential ca~P didate said during awearances in Oregon and Washington atate that he could "(eel in my bones we are going to win." He said Americans will not buy ••rear and hate" preached by George Wallace or "neglect" refiected in Nixon's public lUe. Ainew- NI- met In san Francisco with 150 editors of small foreign language newspa~ pers. He told them he is avoiding ethnic remarks .,like the plague." and intended no malice in inadvertent slips earlier in the c&Jrl)aign when he used the term ,.Polack" am jokiqd.y referred to a newsman 18 41 the fat Jap." Curtis E. LeMay- ~eakl~ on a 1111tional television panel show, Wallace's ticket.-mate sold the United states has 14done everythlna possible" to keep ll"om wlnnl~ In Vleln8111 aM could uhave a victory In very short order" lilt tried. at y &Jaw tlllri'Mi cl~ with ~ IJ<ol.y .. _VO.-L"'".,;.;.;XX.;,;,.I..:.N..,O,.,.. ..:.:13::,2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PO~MEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO information and an BXIUJlPle of ..below-the-belt polUJ eking." The have rigged the national poilUcal polls. which shOW' a decline Weather · Deooted To The lnteNMU Of The Meiga-Mt1MJ11 Area The New York Times editorl· ally accused GOP vice preaideJ\oo tlal cond!date Spiro T. A8new ol "clear aM repeated con01cts of interest'' while governor of Maryland. Nixon bnnded tho accusation "the lowest kind or gutter politics.' ' Tho newopaper oald Agnew remained a stockholder and director of a bank while govemDI', ahl falsely BlirPlained In his 1966 gubernatorial campaign lllat he had Inherited tho otock !rom hlo lather. Nixon said the Times charges were "inaccurate in one major respect. 11 based 011 two-year..old It would probable that the wlmer of Nov. 51s going to get fewer than half the votes cast. Truman In hlo come-trombehlnd victory ln 1948 gut 50 per cent of the vote total, loser Dewey gut 45, 6. AB ol today, Gallup, Harris, and Sindlinger. In that order. &OOw lront-rumer Nixon with U, 40, or 38.8 per cent; Humphrey with 36, 35, or 32.9j Wallace wlth 15, 18, or 11.1. A• aomeone has said, a &0011 maodate IIOWlld.l,ya la hard to NEW IMAGE fer Twluy, wbo lalelllq ller blllr crew allll wean ll Ia daalbl <Vb aa a ebllce from the "lillie boy" looll:. The top Brllllb model a1ao weara riDe• OD aD Ita 1 era for GOP PLANS RALLY MASON - A Republican Rally wUI be held at the Mo- City lloll Tueeday at 7:30 p. m. Brerry Jonea, Houae MinoriQ' Lead-er, willbetheguestspeaker. Thia will be .. ~nl!l' for <111IIDI to meet the countr candJ.. · datOL Relro&bments lrill be serv· - (IIMll1ly." In a retional radio brc:w!cast SuOOiy. Nixon said the adminis~ traUon, by underestimating the COmmunists In Vietnam, had nrrlttered away" the chance for a 41 swift decisive stroke" to end the war. He said inchxling the Commwlists in a coalition government in South Vietnam would amount to a "thinly disguised surrender. " Blasts Nixon In remarks for an AMon, Ohio, rally today, Humphrey said the public could eJjpect trom Nixon this week ••the most desperate and cynical display or politicJ]. irresponsibility ever seen in America.,. Spanloh "clprro,'' 'tlhlch means dgar. September. Interview. TO ATTEND CONGRE$ Koren Grtffith, daughlerofMr. 01111 Mrs. Charles Grllnlhol_,. .Pameroy, has been chosen to attend the All American Qtarter HCII"ae Congress Oc~ 3lthrough Nov. 3, In Cohonbus, DOt Newark, a1 reported earlier. but he Indicated there were others In tOO administration who mtghL Humphrey immediately aald in a statement dlat if Nixon has evidence any member ol the administration .. Is playlrw poll~ Uca with the peace negotiaUons, l call on him to opeU It out now ~~~the • e Tho Dilly sentinel, P<oner07-Middlepor~ 0., Moncloy, O<tober 28, 19GB era. Yoar corrlor 1oQ1 or clrl will abare aubotanllalb' ln thla lncrellt. Our tclllllauld of- forti to provide lha blihlat JH)IIlble atoqdartl h 1 prime AuOil ,...lha . ~=ry 'nrvtce Ito more Etracllw Nov. 4 ..,. nt.te ,... 'nio Dall,y .:.." Sp*!MI ud Tllrw1. Sa fl•l wlU be 45 ~ ~•nthor week · , IIIIi.~ b,y ~era. ' - Tho Price . . C0S1iY o1 The Dall,y :, , !ifi!Unol Jl ' ' . .... . - to o:ootlnue the bloodmobUe. There ...,.. 110 per1011a who como to !live blood. TweniJ ware llrlt time donora. Macel Barlon and~Wrlght became two pUoo donors, llrs. &Joan E. Pickett, a pl. lGa donor; Emma Aclama, lour pllon; Clara Mclat;rre, Jive, ml Mrs. Ada Bilsell, llx. NurMI were Rutll Power1, Cber:Yl Womer, But>ara Scltel, Carol Baditel .... Racllael 9Jer. !dan. master. with David Hiles, Denala Glaze, Morton Barnes, Har· old Sloaoa, Tom Road, and KenQJIIollmao. Clerical .mt wu performad by Lawrence, Mary Neall, Joan Nease, Mace! Barton. Graee Droke, Elolae Whits, Joan Sayre, Juaalto St.Yre, Evo- J- sa.-. oam .,.. SoUm ~... - 'lbe WU IO"ad bJ ~· of the Mlcllllepoat a.lld eon-.- ~....... ll'lln· Market, TliiY'• Food[-t, H11r1i Holllllll Bread Co., Gllllllt v. l,yn a!more. Strauss, Gnl<ery, .... Harriett Nolller. Edith Marjorie Crow, Lulu Hoqtoa. Co. ml Mary Allee Samuelo. Doctor-a wera R. D. HeatoD, -L, B. Tella, Rapr Dliilell, J. J. Donatlcm nro by ~ Print &bop, llolp Loeal S I 4, WMPO Rodlo,Dall¥~Aib­ ens Meaaeger, I• " .... YOWII"I Market, RaD'o 5 6 ·1 ,. Bactu.'a lfMt 11ar11ot, ..._ cer'o Market, Pomoi'Q1 B • a Franklla, Elberfeld&, ~~ 4TRENS, Oblo (UPI) - IIIIo lJalYWilV Mid a _. a=#mfe ~=·~i=--- ....... , ·~- pre~""'" Car· llu ol -· . - . llld Kra. Dill·Mulltlll, co4altmul. IIIM:IUileed' ...... 011 • - ""' " CI1J ..... , . . ·' �... I The Dolly Stntlll!'l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Tuesday, Oc~ 29, lt68 2 - 11le llllly sentinel, Pomoroy•MkMIIP""li 0.' 'lllo..-.' Democrats Certain Lower House YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help Usl 1 it welcomes laughs but won't you'll find them! - H. Dear Helen: I wrote several letters to Vietnam Mall Call and never got one answer. If the fellowsintheServ- PT. PLEASANT - district." uwe are concerned about some," said the House Speaker, .. but J'm confident we'll pick \C> some.*' Fourteen member& of the 107th General Assembly, the one that adJourned In March 1968, will run lJilOIIPOSed Cor re-election Nov. 5. They Include 12 Republicans, 10 of them in the house. The HOWle Republicans running unopposed include: Kurfess a candidate for his sixth term from Penysburg in Wood County; Ralph E. Fisher or Wooster, who heads the powertul House Joln&Pce Committee; Rodney H. Hughes of Bellefontaine; Cor· win M. Nixon of Lebanon; Walter L. White of Lima; Robert E. Netdey oC Laura; George E. Mastics of Fairview Park; Mark C. Shinnerer of Lakewood; Fred B. Hadley of Pioneer, and Robert L. Wilhehn of Van Wert. Republican Senators running unopposed include: Tennys on Qu.yer of Findlay and Max Dennis or Wilmington. The two Democrats running unopposed Nov. 5 include: A. G. Lancione of Bellaire, a Hl-term veteran of the House, and Tf'O)' Lee James, a freshman representatJ ve from Cleveland. state Po- llee inveat:iiated a two vehlcle mlshlp SUnci8JI nlsht on Rt. 62 resulti!V In minor 11\]ury !Dthree persons and approxlm&teb tsOO i ng the same thing. " KW"fesa: ~Astounded' " I'll be greatly astouided lC we loose the majority," conti~ ued the Bowling Green legislator. ''l think we'll hold our own and pickup a few seats." But Kurfess did aoond I note of caution when he said: "The Democrats turn out better ln a presidential :year" and it would be '"hard to bold some seats ~ cause of a Republican Incumbent in a primary Democr,tic By JOHN G. GRIFt1N UP! Exocuu.. Sports Editor DALL~ (UP!)_ The temperature wa1 about 68 degrees warmer, but it didn't make arodllferenee- there was simply too much Blrt starr for the llailaa Cowbuy s to handle. . "Starr wis exceptiOIW.l,'' .a llhed COWboys Coach Tom Landry In the wake o1 tile ·starr-sparked 211-17 triumph by the old champ Green Bay Packers over the Cowboy• in their 111tlonally-televised "r~ turn bout" Monday night In tile Cotton BowL Lalxlry was plain wrong-It just lol(t exceptional for Starr ' to beat the Cowboys. In fact, something starr did once betore ~~ the big reason the Cowboys wanted tD win tills ·one so badly, Sure, they wanted In Collision Wlll Swing to Them November 5 EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is power in the Huuse, it would the third of six articles deal- mean control or the two chaming with the Nov. 5 general bers would be split since it is election in Ohio. The previous mmericall.Y impossible ior them articles concerned the state to wrestle the Senate away ~reme Court aOO slate is-- from Republican hands. Only 16 sues. The others will deal Senate seats out of 33 are on with the congressional, U.S. the biO<:k while al1 99 House senate and presidentb.l elec- seats will be ftlled. In the 1965-66 session, the tions. state !le18te was split 1~16 and By RICHARD E. LIGHTNER as McDorald says: ••tt providUPl Statehouse Reporter ed some tnteresti~ sltuatlms COLUMBUS (UP!) - Hoose although It wiBn't a matter or Speaker Charles F. KurfeS!I jokingly told newsmen toward the control " McDonald thinks the Demoend of the last legislature the crats have 53 seats within their mtnorib' party hid been measincluding :n saCe seats. grasp, uring his office. He also says the Republicans It was not true then. But the have 31 safe seats. other day , Hoose Mioori~ "Of the 37 seats up for grabs, Leader John c. McDonald satd we think · 22 are within our he had had Kurfess' spacious, reach," sa_v s the Newark legissecond-Door office in the Statelator. "We have hopes of get· house measured. ting 56 seats, but we'll settle tor Ttet is how sure the Demo53." (Fifty are necessary for crats are they will have control control.) _ ror the first time since 1959However, Kurfess told United .or the lower house in the GenPress International: "Jt I was eral Assembly next January. in his position, I would be SlY· If the Democrats do rise to Pa,ckers Bounce Three lnjuri,Ml Oct. 29, !968 proper1;y~ Dear Sir: We aubmlt the following news from our maga%lne '"Christianity Today." E. Harold Mum Sr., 61, ActIng Dean of Hllllldnle College In Michigan (a Free M-&1 minister) Is a candidate m the Pro· hlbltlon ticket lor Prealdontorthe United Slates. His rumlng mate Is Rev. Roland B. Fisher, 68. My comment: Helo campaignIng In other states, wilY not In Ohio? I.B tllere not _,gh prohlbsln our mce-dry C<!Uidytoput his name on ballot? Respectfully, Mae Waltoo YOWII 240 Condor St., Pomeroy • " Ed. Note: Following !sa copy oC a letter addressed to Mr. L Brooks Smlth, &lpt. of Mason CooJnty Schools, signed by !oor members of the 11 Cltizens For Improvement at Wahama com· mittee." They art! Lawrence Foreman, Hobert Curtis~ Charles Yeager, Jtm Gilbert and Neil Haymaker, secretary. It follows, In full . Mr. Brooks Smith !llp't or Schools - Mason Counf.y Point Pleasant, W, Va. Doar Mr, Smith: Another meet1ng was held with Mr. Foley on October 9 to determln< what ls needed ID bring Wahama up to North Central Association standards. Although tile meeting Ia sled tw<> Robert Ray ~. 19, Rt. 2 Pt. Plea!lllll, was e!ted for !all· ure to have vehicle under ~ hours the committee did not feel trol after hi• car atruck the rear they had accomplished liNch to- of 1 ear drhen by Jolm E. Cosward determining deficient !D, 23, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleaaant when Wahama Is in acoord.nce with Cas!D hid o!owed down at an intersection. CrUIIIP received a N.C. A. However, the committee dld bump on the forehead aod pasdntennlne that lllere ls: (a) 2 seJJPrs in hi& c a r, Mar)iln toaehers without tllelr cerll!led Cnunp, 17, a nose bruiae, and pro!eaalonal training. (b)3 teach- Irwin Blesslrc, 6, -_. chin \Iters teaching oot or their fteld. eration. (c) that 4 more teachers would '!be dopar-nl also ln"'lllbe needed to allow preparation gated a ooe vehicle mlsblil !1uJ>. periods ln accordance with day nlgl¢ on Rt. 17 near tho N.C. A. Charles McCUlloch !ann II Mr. Foley did tell the com- Couch resultiog In •1500 proper· mittee that he believed Wlhama ty dlmage, but no peraonal IDcould be made reallY by rail or jury. next year ID otaod lnapoc:tlon by A tractor • traDer tra'"UIV the North Central Inspection norlh drl"'n by James E. Zlal&ro Team and WIRIId be admitted ID 40, Madison, N. C., struck a c<1rt North Central during the school In tile hi8hw8JI, 111eln!etor -traR· year 70-71, it we pass. er crossed the highway and went The committee ls very much over a 15 foot embanlanent. aware that there ts mueh to be done to be ready for Uds team. An evaluation will have ID be prepared by the school adminl&trallon, and wtU have to be done in the near ruture lr the board Is tD be allowecl time ID act upoo the number of items that will PT. PLEASANT - The Lambda Chi Omega Sorlty Ia sponhave to be accomplished. It Is the committee's belle! soring a "Holiday Idea Demonthat this evaluation or report stratton" Thursday, Nov. 14 at should be in your hands no later 7:30 p.m. ln the Aj>palachlan tiJan February I, 1969. This would Power auditorllll11. possibly allow you and tile board Don Stone, owner and deaigner tlme ID get Wahama reacly by of u Flower City'* in Huntlngtoo, will present a demonstration of next rail. The committee Is also request- holiday arrangements and decor.. ing a copy of this evaluation, to be ations.. used In reporting ID the people Mrs. Charlene Lowe aOO Mrs. we represent, the progress on VIrginia Black, h om e ecoobtaining North Central status. nomists, have prepared a bookMr. Foley did discuss and ex- let or Holiday Foods recipes, pound on anumberofposslblelm- many of which will be used (eaprovements that were In store turlng small appliances aod the for Wahama. new '• Amana Radarange." Tickets areaWUable from sor1. That a new math teacher ority member& at $1 per per801\. would report for work rJOmetlme Refreshments wlll be served. in November. Thi& should Improve the math situation, whlch, in the committee' a opinion, Is 1n ASK TO WED dire need or improvement. PT, PLEASANT - Applying · · 2. QUite llkely, a shop 'Will tor marriap Jicenaea in the of- To Demonstrate Holiday Ideas lce want mall so bad, wilY don't dodge a serious question with they answer? WRffERS CRAMP. bear W.C.: a brush..otr. You ean be sure your notes Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care are read, and re-read- and savof Helen Help us! this newspa- ed - but Servicemen are like other men: Letter-writing cornell per. hard for them. When they're tirARE SINGLE GffiLS ed, discouraged, hurting, they*d DISCRIMINATED AGAINST? rather read up-beat mail thandeDear Helen: What have people got against scrlbe how ..beat" they are. your support and awr~clation lingle girls who live in apartments? They think you are no tell them someone cares, and this irJOd because you live alone. sbruld be your main reason £or ly WAYNE G. UANDSTADT, M.D. Fellows yoo meet expect yoo ID wrtttng. When you get an answer, have to be built before Wa.hama flee of the county clerk were: it's an added dividend- and you iJiv:lte them up for a part;y can quallt)' !or North Central. James Ray Cheesebrew, 19, Pt. Cystic fibrosis , an Inborn the Young Adult." Guide for for two! When you don't play will, u you keep sending luWrestglandular disorder !hat affects 3. That a team from some book Pleasant an:l DonnaJewellSiyre, The fact that there are now in& humorous, newsy letters that !he lungs and digestive lllat wey, tlley drop yoo. Orm Is stuclylng tile laboratory 17, PL Pleasant, and Robert enough young adults with lhls Married women are afraid or make the reader think, ..l"d like organs, is one of the most disease to justify such a puband will submit a recom- Emmons Chapman, 20, Gle~ needa you - they think you're alter to know HER better!" - H. serious diseases of infancy lication shows that real promendation to Mr. Foley. NOTE T.O ALL OF YOU WHO and childhood. Early diagnowood, and Barbara Jean Bon&their husbands just because you gress ls being achieved. The 4. That the floor In the biol- cutter, 21, Gallipolis Ferry. ASK FOR SoyllER PEN PALS: sis and prompt treatment are work with them at the otlice. booklet takes up questions of You don't have much sodaiiUo I relay your iell&r& to VIetnam usually necessary if the diet smoking, periodic check- ogy room In the senior high will beeause the single glrlayoumeet Mall Call, Box3104-A, Columbus, youngster is to escape repeat- ups; dating, marriage, bll!ber be Improved ID handle the heavend up getting married, and they Ga. where they're shipped over- ed pulmonary Infections and education and career chofces. ier equipment that has been prom- PLEASANT VALLEY H!liPIT AL severe lung damage . More seas. Don't forget to send your and more of these boys and · It also provides a list of care, Ised Wahama. ADMITTANCE: Jackie Thorl>drop you fast. You are now a 5. That as or tile beginning research and leaching centers "'threat.,, Christmas cards to Servicemen girls, however, are receiving ton, Pt. Pleasant; Diana Maythroughout the United States. of the 2nd semester Mr. Tom nard, Butralo; Cheryl Tucker, 9\ou.ld I become the swinger there, and enclose a nickel with the kind of care !hey require. Individual copies are avaUa- Watson will be used to relieve rm supposed to be, or m.arrythe each card for postage. Schools~ Until recently, teen-agers hle to young adults with cystic Grimms Landing. first Wll guy who asks me, to churches and clubs may collect and young adults wilh cystic fibrosis or their parents fro~ some of the pressure on the othescape. I like my job and am and send boxes of cards, wtth fibrosis were scarce. Better the ·National Cystic Flbrosts er teachers. This ln direct conResearch Foundation, 2112 E . trsdictlon or tile board which going up. rm not especially anx- postage money In a separate enve- diagnostic procedures have shown !hat, in addition to 4ltbSt., New York, N.Y . lllll17. stated that Mr. Watson w o u 1 d Ious to get married, tRrt I'd like lope. Be sure to put your name those surviving because of imteach In Pl. Plessant and coach some comparatlvely clean social and address on each card. - H. Q-My d aagbter, age 15 at Wahama after the 1st semesproved treatment~ a certain life. Any suggestions? - CA- Dear Helea: Q-Does marriage to an number of mUder cases have months, has been walking 1 met a Yale man at a resort grown up despite a lack of alone for a month. How soon ter. REER GffiL American male automatic<llly this swnmer. After the second appropriate care. The symp- should she start wearing lowDear Career Girl: make an alien woman an 'The committee would llke to Amnitan cltlz.,7 Your city has a • ·~nsters' date, he said, very casually, toms of these mildly affected cut sboes7 A-An allen woman does A-Let her walk barefoot In oommend and thank you and tile Club" Cor young unmarried wo- uWh,y don't you move in with persons have been mistaken for those of such conditions as the house and put her in low- board or education lor their One not automatically beeome a men. Get the address at your me?" IUs theory Is that it's more cut shoes when she goes out· job or IJilST8dlng the !acu!Q- at U.S. citizen through marriage Ubrary aOO apply for member- natural for the opposite sex to asthma~ chronic bronchitis or cellae disease. For this reato a citizen-she must petition side. Wahama this year. live together than lor two girls, lhlp. (Seems to me they should son It is often necessary for for naturalization. change that title· to "'Career" or two men, ID share an apart- a ~n-ager with Ibis disease Sincerely, Q-Why is the mouth of a CITIZENS FOR IMPROVEor 11Bachelor" Girls Club. Per- ment. He IIIJI& everybocl;y does It to assure bls close friends that rlller ool!ed a della7 MENT AT WAHAMA haps you skipped over It because where he comes Crom, and girls in blo cough Is not contaglo1111. A-All river deltas In the you didn't llke the oonn-oo.) the middle west are .. repress- Above all, be should not make world are Dlined after the an undue effort to suppress it. ed... Wbat do you say to a guy Or maybe you mlgl!t lind an Lawrence Foreman B<lwy. , but 20tll.Fox Is maldng delta of lbe NUe. This was The types of treatment that llke that? - REPRESSED OR apartment 1n one f1 those comRobert CUrtll called a delta becauoe It was have made It possible lor the them Into mojor movies IUIYWIIJ' plexes Cor yoong unmarrieds. SMART? Charles Ye~~er trlanRUiar-lhe ahap,e of the .... Not unusual .. .. Many a ltale child with cystic fibrosis to They sometimes swing, but you Dear R or S: Jim Gilbert Greei letter "delta. ' Bdwy. turkey litrned to caviar grow up are mist tents, aeroTell hlm "7epression" has NeU Haymaker, can make ywr own rules. sols with or without added on celluloid .... We have no no~ Enrollment In evening college nothiJul w do with It: The name medication, drugs taken by tlon how m811J' u. !Irma make classes often p.~tl you with the of the game ia still 1'"ladies' mouth to help thin lbe mucous war materials but we do know rilbt crowd, tor these are the choice," and the lady doesn't secretions and postural drain- more than 1,800 c:ompanlu here choose! age. The postural drainage make toys; so turn swords into "&erious singles. •• Okay, let*s hear it from New recommended is not the same toysharea .... Newest ingenua lD Mainly, remember that many others feel as you do. Slop as- Haven. Does '"everybody" co - 88 that prescribed for bron- town isnamed&lzle Schmutz, who awning "everyboc,ty" is either habit back tllere, or Is the Yale chiectasis. II Is described In gets Iota or attenUon by her looks detail in a new hooklet, "Livagainst you or outtotakeyou~ and IDID more wllh!Ul thlllker than ing with Cystic Fibrosis: a but a double take everytJ.me anyreporter? - IL one hears her name. 111e !lnestllvtng lyrlelst, Jcrnny Mercer, Is suft"ering the tortures of success: the BOUt .... Nixon • Humphrey - Wallace lAid· denly iook a drop as cafe comic topics: It's whole-routines now about !lie Ona&sloeo .... Vletaam vet Capt. Doo street (wbo won a $40,000 home on •'D r e a m log Queen u.• hair. BY JACK O'BRIAN bowler on the roof. Hoose'') W1HI oornellllng far big. Mavlea made inN, Y.don'tjust Mla Farrow-a not mournirlgtor NEW YORK - Dobby R e Y· ger oo the blltlelleld: tile Bronze add cash ID tile local technolda and Harry Karl olfered Sinatra when lhe'& meditating Star. tbeJr Wwood manse for purchase with Donovan, a ~ hall her nical erew• - "'lbe Arrahge· S,qer - maeltro Bobby filerlllmlng here I o r It ~.ooo .... Marloo Branclo ex-apouse's age ... . Have 1101118 mont'' wood bought a Las Vegas !Ish and two week• rented a total or woa't do lillY film o except with more lm\1: Mlnoru Gerlda, who chil>l>er7 .... Hot clog v e - willl 85 roonla in varioua Loew•s Houtoelal sign1tlcanee;" he halll't p!UIIed the 1941 Pearl Harbor a rolling cart at G2od and 3rd tels .••• Drlve.tna were the last .... witll financial sleDltl- ultab 1n the back" l• re.planfeatured an autographed picture maJor movlelmOYotlon: next will eance tor awtrlle .... Vietnam vet.. nlq: it now tor Darryl Zllllck'a of !WilY young J!allan eomodlan be mOYie thaalres oervlngdrlnl<.s ••Tora, Tora, Toral" movie a_... CIIJt, Dml Street wm a with a caption, "Star Pat Coopand ~ dorin& !lie flick •••• bcut that Wamoua clay .... '!be ftO,OOO bcllse m TV's ·~eam er bta At My Restaurant" .... Houle" and can use the artra Brltilh !uhlon inVallon contin- Anollter - · Nov. 7 In 111e rest of !lie country II food Lake Tlhoe •.•. Sam ~esel ues: following Vidal Saa110011'1 raamo: !lie stroeto expect • bab1 ID spend fortunes 011 of Woocb' Allen but we don't Ill Feb. .••• Biggest cht> alq fantutic New York IUCCIIS, knowl movies (IIUCb as "'Lawrence of know oow he'D ailed some parta c1 Lanclaa (wllich has BdwJ, - agents who lldJbod 59 beauQ' ...... ......., the Arabia," ''Bridge oo the River of Ohio alter he cleacrlbed his 1'1111 Tim he rated ~ lnoleod ofhia current Pl.- world) will attack i!ollnbattan la- Kwal," etc.); b11 .,Nicholas and latest album wltb: "Ule h a B meaning and th8 univeru la a !CJI"' ~ NU., IK. •••• Loew'a Hotel I' Bob tllea' co~.mu·•• and epiderml1; Alexandra" for Columbia will beautiful place except fo< IIOIIle ' will poe a LimO!' lauch !hlnet·lotheonlyhalr11;yllngout- coat more than the aame studio' a 11My husiHmd 11od Curtis l.eMGY h,.., uttfortu•lllely, "Ollverl" and uStarl'' comb1ned. parts or Cleveland'' . .•• WCJO<\y hll bolel ()II Lanclaa !lt with a Ro1al Warrant lieni.. Only Game In Townn and mult have suftered a shock out lloOfl lrlflf*'l with this 'bomb thiog'/u ; -...TJIO C!mehiU)- U..-k- f7lne "Personal Service to the arOWKI Sllaker Helghlll, mll)'be? "The Flip Side'* bo.med big on BriUIIII Crown" . .. . Mean a fix. ''lllp It oil," the1'll add • THE WELL CHILD® Progress Being Achieved In Cystic Fibrosis Cases QUICK QUIZ s. BERRY'S WORLD sneak. Four m Pasua This Ume the Packer quai'terbaek dlda't even have to resort to last-second heroics. He merely tossed four touchdown passes, COft\Pletine 17 of 25 passes for a total of 260 yards, IC anything, he was more brilliant in the 55-deKree weather of the Cotton Bowl than he was In the bonechllllng 13-below at Green Bay In the title game. Starr returned from two weeks of rest to Ore two TD aerials to light end Marv Fleming, three yards and 32 yards, and also connected with .6-yard scoring throw tD Carroll Dale and a. IIV&-yarder ID Bbyd Dowler. T~ Cowboys, outterlng their first lo11 after six wins despite taklna an early 10.0 lead, scored on ~o touchdown passes by Don Meredith and a 16-yard field J1011 by Mike Clark. The' two big results; ••. The Packers cllrnbed Into a tie with the Detroit Lloos for first pl1ce In the NFL' s Central Divtai~n with 3--3--1 records. ... It 1 cond.nued the Packers' fantastic mastery or the Cowbuys. Green Bay llos beaten the cowpunchers ln all six regular season lneetinas, two championship Caeeoffs, and Ove out or seven tl;mes Jn e:ldtlbltion pla.y. Meredl til 11\!ured For Dallas. this time there 1 piii,Y almost half the game with a broken nose- the result of a face-mask tackle by WIUle Davis. "The lrUury was a freak thins," said Meredith. 11 l'm sure he didn't mean to. •• '!be ke.Jo play In !lie game cune with 10:20 lett in the !oorth period and Dallu, lniii!V by only 21-17, hid just taken over on ita own 22. With 74,604 tana senatng a Cowboy victory drive, Meredith handed olf ID CraJs Baynham, who drove oil left gusrd- and fumbled. Middle linebacker Ray Nltachke recovered tor Green Bay an:l two plays later, Starr pitched his fOtU'th TD pass of the night ID Fowler. Favor Trojans By 17 Over Oregon NEW YORK (UPD- Southern recorda through another week~ CalHornla was missing, but not end. Second-ranked Ohio state loraotten. Is picked by seven points over '!be TroJans, ranked No. lin Mlchipo state, third-ranked the country among college Kanaas is 12 OYer Colorado and football teams, took last week- fourth-ranked Pem state Is 11 end oil and return ID actloo over Army. llialnst Orogon this Saturday. Tennessee, the No. 5 team, The oddsmakeu, well remem. entertains UCLA in an attracberlna U.. potent o!lenoe of the tive IDWraeellonal game and the TroJans, have tabbed tllem aa Vola, with four victories aud a 17 i>Olnt favorites ID roll up their tie, are pleked by 10 points. olxth conucuttve victory. Seventh-ranked Georgia, which The oUter high.ranking mem- owna the tie again1t Temessee, bers or the top 10 aliO are Ia rated only two points better lavored by a louchdown or than 13th-ranked Hoollon. more to maintain their porlect Eighth-rated CaiHornlo Is live Honor Dixie Rose Snyder A eostumepartyhonortngDlxie Rose Snyder on her blrtbday anniwrsary was held at the home or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Arthur Seyller, 207 S. Second Ave., Wddleport. Costume prize-a were won by Becky Scaggs, the prettiest, and Riek Hoover, the tumliest. Music was provided by the 11 Chimes of Love," a combo composed of James Snyder and George Lu ... ter, guitars; Gary Elll1, orpn, and Gregg Hayes, drmns. Cider, donuts, candy, sandwiches. anJ cheese twists were aerved. · Other gueats w e r e Pellll,)' Smith, Leta Floyd, John Harrlaon, Alita Dowcly, Alan Cunningham, SheUa Dowdy, Terry Grogan, Cheryl Crossan, Rita easel, Pun Dodson, Debblo Shellon, and Jackie Hutton. Holzer Medical Center: Vllltlng hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only oo Pedlatrleo Ward. Adml1alon1 Tbeobore B. Mlller,l615Eastern Ave.; Roscoe R. Allen, 89 Cedar St.; Mrs. Ezra P, staley, 2119 Chestnut St.; Mrs. James W, Halalop, Rl, 2 Gallipolis; Hester R, Cline, Patriot S I a r n...-•--n Named by Jr. Woman's Qub ........-....., . PT. PLEAsANT - The ~e . Life Dej>ir1mem··;,r the local Jr. Woinan's Club has 111111ed c~rmen for tllese otucly projects, Safety and home, Mary Ann IJon. lei; ~ration huallhy bibles, Janet Hollml; Home Jllai'IIC&'" ment: C'.arolyn Brillhart; Family living and religion, Judy IAnham. The de!>ar1lnent members voted tD make~VbUkete!orThlnksgiving for the uoder privUege and planned a bake sale for Nov. 1St with proceeds for a Chrlat.mas par1;y at the Point Pleasant Mission. Rt.; Larry G, Hardest;r, HI. 2 Gallipolis; James T. Lee, Sr., Hendenon; Mrs. Weldon D. Waara, Rt. 1 Pliny, W. Va.;Mra. Douglas D. Wlcldlne, HI. 2 Racine; Mrs. RDbert W. Louks, S1· racuse; Mrs, Clyde . R. &nith, Middleport; Mrs. ClaraR. Jllalte, Rt. 1 Beaver; Mrs. Dooald K. Justice, Rt. 1 CaUett!lburg, Ky.j Clarence N. Gfnaerleh, Jacki!IOR; Mrs. Edward Wrllhl, Albland, lfy.; Paul Pa,yne, HI. 3 a. lron!Dn; Mrs. Elmer w. Elckelberg, Jackson; M!'S: " ~!!I: ..!d- clVl\:!; Ml'a:· OrvWe 1l: D8v!a, Jae . . , BrammellooJI~ BlrUt . .. Mrs. James W. llalalop, HI. 2 Gallipolis, son. 8:32 p.m. MoodiU'. Discharges Forrest S. Borden, Sr., Harry H, Hulshorit, Charles Mart, Elza c. Rllrle, Ellz- J. Sc:hnelder, Mrs. Doma J- SWain, Mrs. Butt. Tedrow, Mre. August Trapp, Jolm M. Will, Craig A. Wtae, Ruasell Nltz, Mra. Loren E. Beaver andln!alltda1J8hler, Mrs. George 0 , Jolmllon and In!ant dauglrter. Party Givens Cherub Choir Mtss Roae Ann Lisle enter- m~, Rose Marie Leadina~ tained the ehenlb choir of the Denise Hedh:ks, staron Asbury Untied Methodist Church ker, Debbie Bouoh, Connie P.: or Syracuse with a Halloween teraon, Jeari AnD Rltchart. party in the bo11011101d of the Donna Marie Hubbord, a sueat. Robert Ord bume Saturday nlsht. Mrs. Martha Moore and Mro. Lou Ferrell assisted with the party whlcb. featured the upeanull" motif in the orange and black color acheme. Costume prizes were awarded to Jean Ann Rllchart, the ugliest, aod Rose Marie ~. U.. prettiest. All o! !he ehUdren In costume w ere Jiven burna. Game• were played and refreshmenta of tee cream,doiiJts,pota.. to chips, and hot chocolate were served. . Attending Wllfe Debbie Hartenbach, Jll)', Lee and Steplmlle Ord, Teresa FerreU, ~rllll~Qo;- Southern 7-8th Grade Oub is 46-0 Winner Tho Southern Local 7-8th grade !oolball team evened Ita 1968 r - II 2-ll Manciay a I I 0 r oehool with a lopoldacl 46-4 win OYer the Melp Marauder 7th grade ,...._ other slx~inter on an s .yard run. aver Washington, ninth-ranked Mbsouri Is 12 over Oklahoma state and lOth..-anked Mlehlpn ts 12 over Northwestern. No point spreads were given on the ~es between aixthranked l'llrdue and Dllnola and 15th-ranked Notre Dame and Navy, In an Important Southweal Con(erenee clash, 11th-ranked Texas Is plckecl by seven points over Southetn Methodllt, the No. 14 team. In other gamea by 1ectfm: East- Yale . 13 over Dartmouth, Cornell 12 over Colum. bla, Princeton 12 over Brown, Harvard 7 over Pemll)'lvanla, Syracuae 19over Holy Crou. South- Louisiana State 6 over Mlsalaalppl, Florida state 11 over Virginia Teeh, Alshama 21 over Misstsslwi Si.te 1 Auburn 2 over Florida, , North Carolina State 6 over Clemson, Kentucky 1 over West VIrginia, Wake Forest 11 over Maryland, Virginia 1 over South Carolina, Gibson Receives Cy Young Award was the regret that quarterback Don Meredith was torcea to / PRIZE WINNERS - Costume prize winners, left, Becky Scrqgs, pretti.:wt, and Rick Hoover, funniest. I --- - ·---- ·-- --- --" ·· - - ·- - - -........-~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ tp keep lhelr perteet l 988 record going- but most of all, lhe.v wanted to show they had recovered trom laat year's National Football · Leque dtie game In which Slarr beat them on a last-second quarterback Georgia Tech 7 over Duke, Vanderbilt 4 over Tulane. Midwest- Mlasouri 12 over Oklahoma State, Indiana 1s over Wisconslu, Minnesota 7 over Iowa, Nebraska 14 over Iowa State. SouthwNt- Arkansas 1 over Texas A&M, Texas Tech 6 over Rice, Texaa Christian 6 over Baylor. Weal-Oregon state and SianCord even, Air Force 7 over North Carollon. In National Foo1bell League pmes next &mday, Baltimore fa 10 over New York, st. Louis 10 over Philadelphia, Mlmeaota 12 over Washington, San Francisco 3 over Cleveland, Los Angeles 10 over Detroit and AUanla aod Plttaburgb are rated even, In the American Fooll>all League, it Is Bo&too 31h over Denver, New York 19 over BuUalo, Hruston 9 over Clnclnnatl and San Diego 16 over Miami. The Tornado starting team In· dudes Fred Mlller or Ord at slolback, Jullla and Studer, hallbocks; Curllnan and Rocm~~r HolSOuthern, coached by Duane man, aoda; Bobby Eynon a n d (Wee Fooz) Wolle, sot ita polnta Rodney Neigler, tackles; Ralph 011 three touchdowns by P a u 1 Qoeltlg and Ronnie Hill, guards; NEW YORK (UPO- College after a long absence to rink JU&IIB, IIIII by Kevin Stutler and Charles Knlahtlng, center, a n d football's revolving door spun 16th, just ahead of Arkansas. me eaeh by Vern Ord and Nor- Dave Thelas, cp~arterbaek. arourx:l again today, ejecting Alabama also rebounded into man Curllnan. Southern's setbacks were both three teams and opening th.e the top 20 after a long period, JUIIIo acored oo a 60-ylrd -rienced at the hands orEaal- way for three lhore to make capturing 18th, whUe three •1111111 .,.. runs of 15 1ardo each ern, 30-e !lie first time and 12-8 their tlrst appearance In the tqJ teams- Florida, Oregon State and he also tallied !lie Torna- In the second clash of !lie sea- 10. and Michigan State- were deaddoes' two extra pointe conver. son between the two teams. california romped past Syra- locked for 19th. lions on .nana. Sl:utler nut over cuse, ranked lOth last week, 43Ohio State needed 1 last m carrleo of 30 and 20 1&rds, 0 Saturday to booat Its record to minute tie-breaking touchdown and Ord raced to a 45-¥ard TD ~1. and rise to the No. 8 to down previously winless and CUrfman lcorecl 00 • 40ranking. The Golden Bears UUnois 31-24. The rather shoddy yard reverse. received 95 points from the 35- perrormance cost the Buckeyes '111e win over !he Melia 7th rnember United Press lnterna. a chance to gain ground on top grade !o!lowecl b¥ one week a tiorw.l Board of Coaches In the ranked Southern cat, whictl was 28-e victory by the Tornadoes weekly ratings. Idle. over Gloulter. Justis scored Misswri used tts ' 56-20 rout of Kansas, now 6-0, held third Mr. and Mrs, Howard Russell three timoa also In lllat con- were Swxlay evening visitors of Kansas State as a springboard aflsr ripping Iowa State 46-25 lest 011 runs of 10 and 5 yards Mr. ard Mrs. Harley Johnson. to ninth _place, earning 47 votes, and Penn state returned after a and • 22-yard PilL The TornaMrs. Iva Johnson was a'lbura- two more than Michigan, which week' a III,YO!I with a 29-0 victory do hallbaek al10 tallledtwotlmes da.v afternoon visitor of Mrs. capturecl !Otll o!ler Its 33-20 over Goston College. triwnph over Minnesota. oo PATS "hlle Stutler sot the Le• WeUa. The three replaced Notre Mr. and Mrs. Robert MurpiQ- of Dame, which fell frOm llfth last Middleport and Mrs. John Mur· week iD 15tll after loalog tD phy, Peggy, C&.rmeJaiiiBarbara, NEW IDGH Mlchlpn state, and Syracuse NEW YORK (UP!) - T h e were saturday evening visitors of CINCINNATI (UFO - carol and Miami (Fla.'), which United Press International top Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. JohnMann has become the first drq>ped c<>q>letely out of !lie 20 ~r ooUege football games son. woman to earn more than ratirwa. Orst place votes and ....,_ witll lad Mrs. Robert Reeves •so,ooo In the LadJes Profesai~ of Mr. The top four teams stood pat, recorda In parentheses loat-Ued Pomeroy were SUndlyvtaitora II GGI! Association toor In one (sixth week). with Southern C.lifo<nla retainol his parents. Mr. and. Mrs. year, ing its first place ranking with Tellll) Pointe James Reeves and LindL Ml•s Mann raised her total 26 Orst place votes' and 335 I. Southern Cal (26) (5~) 335 Mr. and Mrs. llat!lelcl and earnlngo to 4151,182 with a third pointe:. Ohio State was second, 2, Ohio State (4) (5.4) 292 plsee Onloh In tile River Mr. CID!pbeU spent a few days followed by Kan ..a aod Penn 3. Kansas (ll) (~) 285 recently with relathes In Ke,... PllntatiiNI ~n II Conroe, lucky, State. 4. Pem St. (I) 5~) 212 Texas, Sunday. Temeuee moved ~ to fifth 5. Temeooee (U-ll 167 Mr. and Mro. Cllntoo GRkey after lakl!V a weekend oil while 6. PurGoe ' (5.1) 156 and fiDIIly were Soodii,Y a!lerPurdue and Georgia alio moved 7. Georgia (I) (5.4.1) 14S noon visliDrs o!Mr. andMro.IJD. up 1 notch each ID liixlh and · 8, Call!orn1B (S-1) 95 cola RusselL seventh. 9. MlsiOUrl (5.1) 47 Mr. and Mrs. W. Bqyce and 1 Ue Texas, rebounding from 10. Mlcblpn (5-l) 43 Elleen Vomoy were w"keocl vi... Secood 10 - 11. Taus (34); !tors of Mr. and Mro. Howucl willl Houston and an ot>oet by T8ll8s Tech In Its flfot two 12. Louisiana Sl. (19); 13. HooaRuseell. 14. Southern Methodist too (16); canti.rwed to pin MrL John Dodder and oon or rapidly, movlog up 10 lith. (14); 15. Notre Dame (11); 16. Columbua were weekend vialtora Louisstate look the ,No. 12 Flortda St. (9); 17, Arkansas (6); ol her parent&, Mr. and Mro. J. ranklna. !oilby Houstoo, 18. Alabama (6); 19, Tie, FlorC. Wyatt. Soothllrn Nethodlot and , Notre Ida, Mlchlpn St. and Ore11011 Mr. Bill SII,Yre of Columbus St. (3). Dame. Florida state r.;w,.nod was 1 weekend visitor of hlspar... enta, Mr. IIMIMrs. CharleoSII,Yre and ·Don. Alao vbtting were Mr. aod Mrs. Charlo a SII,Yre IIMl fam.. lly ol Chest.or Rood. -CIII'lliooMr. and Mrs. Charle1 SQre, , tlppttl .. rqular Doo and BDI, and Mr. and Mro. Charles SII,Yre and fiDIIly and Jo Sndlf! were SUndii,Y dinner .,..ta o1 NrL W, Elchlnpr of Rock AIOwi..'> wtotl-.. Cit«• Spr!ogo. USC Maintains Top Spot Wolfpen News, Notes College Ratings there "eren't even any oUter contenders. "'l'lle 1ran1ltlon from b.~eb.ll to football ••• e••7 ju1t •10 for • new p~~ir of lhou!" Standings NFL STANDINGS By United Press lnternsllmal Eastern Conference Century Division W, L. T. Pet. St. Loolo . • • • 4 3 0 .571 Cleveland . . . 4 3 0 .571 New Orleans . . 3 4 0 .429 Pttlsburgh . . . . . 1 6 o .143 Capital Divlsloo W. L. T, Pet. Dallaa .•. . . . . . 6 I 0 .857 New York . . . . •. 5 2 0 .714 Wallhinglon . • . . . 3 I 0 .129 Philadelphia . . . .• 0 • • .000 Western ConferenceCentral Dlvlolon W. L. T, Pet. Green Bey . . . • . • 3 3 ; .500 Detroit . . . .. •.. 3 3 I .500 Minnesota . . .. .. 3 4 0 .129 Chlcaav . . . . .. .. 3 4 o .129 Coastal Division W, L. T. Pet Baltimore .. . , •• 6 I 0 .8S7 Loa Angeles . • . . . 6 I 0 .857 San Francisco ... . 4 3 0 .571 Atlanta . .. . ....• I 6 0 .143 Mond8J''S Results Green &y 28 Dallas 17 (Only game scheduled) &lnda.,v's Games Baltimore at New York Chicago at Green Bay Cleveland at San Francisco Dallas at New Orleans Detroit at los Angeles Pittsburgh at Atlanta St. Louis at Philadelphia Washington at Mlnne- ABA Standings By United Preas International Esst W, L. Pet. , I 0 1.000 Kentucky . . . . . . 3 I . 7 SO New York .. . . .• 1 1 .500 Miami •.. .. . .. • 0 2 .000 Indiana • . . . • . • . • 0 3 . 000 West W, L, Pet. Oakland . . . . • • . • 3 0 1. 000 New Orleans .. , .• 1 J .500 Dallas . . • • • . . . . 0 0 .000 Denver . . . . . . • .. 0 0 .000 Los Angeles . . .... o o .ooo Hooslon .•.•.• •• . 0 I .000 Monday's Results: New Orleans 115 Houston 105 (Only game scheduled) TUesday*s Games Denver at New York New Orleans at Oakland Miami vs. Mimesota at Duluth (Only games scheduled) Mlnneoote . . . REHIRE COACHES PffiLADELPIIIA (UPO- The Phlladolphls Phlllles Mandl,\' announced the reappoir¢ment of all three members of their 1968 CO&CbilJB .w<~,·,: DOWN A .. J ,.· , . THREE DAYS AIID · . 2 Ponll!lt (4DIIbl• b..t).• ,---····-·- $2A,00 3 (Fri. thru Sun, 2 p.oo.) p.,,..,, al~~tlo Racine Soeial Events By Mil& FRANCIS MORRIS The Boooter Suoday School class met with Mrs. Helen Simpson, hostess, at her home on Thursday evening, Oet. 17. The devotional theme was "To God Be The Glory. u During the social hour, Mrs. Simpson served r&freshments in keeping with Hal· loween. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Brammer of Cleveland were called here by the Illness of his mother, Mrs. Helen Younce, who is a patient at Holzer Hoapital. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wingett and Mrs. Ann Coe were weekerd guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Davis at Akronandattendedtheweddl ng of their daughter, Mary Neal Davis. Mrs. Christine Lake of Atllens 65 Pontiac I . , GTO . H. T. Cpe. • • • • • • • • • • • .• .$1595 Lake alii Lori were guestsoCMr. and Mrs. Francis Morris, Sun-day. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson spent a weekend in Colum~ bus with her brotber-in-law and shiter, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma& Arthur. Their brother. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wolfe and children of Ashtabula were guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thmtas Eckersley and son oC CIUCornia visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Mrs. Leonard Lewis oC Canton Is I guest o( her mother, Mrs. John Marr. Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Graham and Judp and Mrs. John Bacon returned home after a visit In Alabama and other points with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. David Nease or Columbus were recent guests of. his mother, Mrs. Don Nease. Mrs. Tmn Lindsey and son. Scotty, of Grove CU;y, were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Howett of Darwin spent Monday afternoon with Mr. i.nd Mrs. Fred C&dle. "-, ·~. I '.>. GOLUMBI,IS (t!Pl)- 111eUnft.· eel Prell ~ high ICbool . Cla11 AA -thee ratIngs, with !lrll plaeo votea and won - loot rooorda In jlllrllltho. ala: Teams I . Upper At•llngton (21) (~) 351 2. Mentor (4) (8~) 331 3. Warren Westen Relei'Ve (7) (8-4) 285 4. Elyria (I) (8-4) 161 5. Clndmatl St. Xavier (4) (8-4) 153 6. Canton McKinley (7.1) 118 7. !lrulhers (7 ~) 78 8. Masslllon (6.:) 78 9. Shelby (8-4) 78 10 . Cleveland St. Joseph (I) (8~) 73 Second 10: 11. SldnO¥ 69; 12. Warren HlrdinJ! 56; 13. Lorain Senior 41; 14. Niles MeKinlO¥and Cincinnati Roger Bacon 33 each; 16. Xenia Beavercreek 32; 17. Orville 28; 18. Bella! reSt. John'• Central 25; 19. Toledo Central Catholic 24; 20. Columbus Eastmoor and Parma VaUey FOI'f18 22 each. - $200 costs less than a ~up of ~offee a day. Givea you a real "break." Phone CITY LOAN points. SERVICE Choose from 3 grac:tea of fine quality Flreatone lining GUARANTEED BRAKE RELINE IGoooJ TAPT CHIEF JUSTICE .:-:=,;;w;;u-:•:,•:-:...•::.,:r, - BETTER $19 $24$29 •-·• Pd. Pol. Ad•. GUARANTEED 20.000 MILES OR 2 YEARS GUARANTEED 30.000 MILES OR 3 YEARS Amerlcan Compect.. Other cars 11lgh1IV higher. ,.,... ..,, - do: • R.pla01 old lininp and lhoetr 011. all 4 whftl• with Fi,...tone llninp · • M.;u.t m-.u, lor full dNm cootad • Inspect drum&, hydr'IIUiic ~tem. r.tum arprinp •nd ...........1. ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS CUSTOM BUILT TO YOUR OPENING GUARANTEE w. •u•ru <H our brak•linon• far lhr •,xt·oll~ nu mbw uf mil• nr )"Uri lr"m datr uf l"alllll•l.iooo, ••h<o h r•or t·u mn Hral . AdJUIItmmto prurat r /1 nn ""'"••• and ha...-d un pn t'I'Hurnmt•• riu•ui ...J,..Inlftlt. NO MONEY 0 Available In Mill Finlsll - Anodized Finish and White Finish JlrttfOIIt TRIPLE TUCK-SELF STORING ALUMINUM STORM DOORS STOCKED IN ZSIZES··· • Pre-Htmt-RIIIrt or Left In Mill or Anodized Finish OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE ' ....~(An &VQ lANDT MoTOR $~ES "''· ' '•Youll Ute Our Quality Wlf fit Doing Dual:· ,.... ' '' .c. Jdi!lcc-Oicilllloblle . , • , -" ' "~ • 'Obto Ratings Pric. . tre for Chev.,., Dodge1. Ford1, Plymouth• •nd V8 •. mot'!'; 4 1pet.d, radto1 tint~ windahield 1 W•S•W tlroo,, bur,undy linloh with blaok yinyl bucket seal$. oloulolo ao4' High sehool MIKITA [.EADING NEW YORK (Up!)_ Stan Mikita, the National Hockey League's defending scorl~ champion, is currently leading this year's scoring race. Mikita has tallied five goals and 11 ass ists while his Chh:ago mack Hawk teammate Jim Pappin is tied for second with Jean Belleveau of Montreal and Bob Nevin of New York with 12 OR 1 VEAR ., l.t 'Builders ..S,c. A.• •• 1 290.M • <' • ' .. and son, Mr. and Mrs. William eune•. fe~.~url ril ~ ;1 ' staff. The ace ot the St. Louis Cardinal pitching statr. Gibson changed hla reputation in one seuon. He uaed to be known Is • scrambllna pitcher who was always tough when he got into Jams- but · this season be didn't get Into lliiY Jams. Gibson Corq)i)ed a 1.12 earned the bellotlng by the Baseball Writers Association o( AmericL The only other uMnimous winner was sandy Koulax, the former Dodger great who turned tile trick In 1963, 1965 and 1966. Change Format The Cy Young award wa& instituted in 1956 and there was only one award winner a year until last season when a winner in each league was named. Mike McConnick of the Glints alii Jim Lonborg or the Red So" were the two winners last season. Oenn,y McLain of the Tigers ia tlgured a shoo-in to be the American League winner this SBa!IOil. The balloting was done berore the World Series but Gibson also distinguished himselt In the post-season clauic. He won two games and was OOaten In the seventh game because Curt Flood stumbles in the outfield and let Jim Northrlf)'s routine fly ball go ror a two-run triple. Gibson, who'll be 33 on Nov. 9, joined the C.rdlral farm system in 1957 and first p~ed wi t h the Cardinals in 1959. He Cirst became a star in 19434 when he pitched five times in the last 10 days when the cardinals won the pennant in a frantic rush- and then won two games In the World Series. He won three games in last year's World Series. GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES •DWAIID · run avera,ge, the beat in National L4!egue hiatory, while JH)Itl ng 1 22-9 record. Gibson was abo only the second unanimous winner of the 13-year history of the award in NEW YORK (UP0- This "aa one eleetioo In 1968 that dld11't stir any controversy. Bob Gibson was JWned the winner of the 1968 Nationol League Cy Young award and • eoKING Ro0in11 ~"· . . su,,l, Co. .'!"''roy Pheooo: m-3l4 , . ,· . 992•21194 . �... I The Dolly Stntlll!'l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Tuesday, Oc~ 29, lt68 2 - 11le llllly sentinel, Pomoroy•MkMIIP""li 0.' 'lllo..-.' Democrats Certain Lower House YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As with the rest of Helen Help Usl 1 it welcomes laughs but won't you'll find them! - H. Dear Helen: I wrote several letters to Vietnam Mall Call and never got one answer. If the fellowsintheServ- PT. PLEASANT - district." uwe are concerned about some," said the House Speaker, .. but J'm confident we'll pick \C> some.*' Fourteen member& of the 107th General Assembly, the one that adJourned In March 1968, will run lJilOIIPOSed Cor re-election Nov. 5. They Include 12 Republicans, 10 of them in the house. The HOWle Republicans running unopposed include: Kurfess a candidate for his sixth term from Penysburg in Wood County; Ralph E. Fisher or Wooster, who heads the powertul House Joln&Pce Committee; Rodney H. Hughes of Bellefontaine; Cor· win M. Nixon of Lebanon; Walter L. White of Lima; Robert E. Netdey oC Laura; George E. Mastics of Fairview Park; Mark C. Shinnerer of Lakewood; Fred B. Hadley of Pioneer, and Robert L. Wilhehn of Van Wert. Republican Senators running unopposed include: Tennys on Qu.yer of Findlay and Max Dennis or Wilmington. The two Democrats running unopposed Nov. 5 include: A. G. Lancione of Bellaire, a Hl-term veteran of the House, and Tf'O)' Lee James, a freshman representatJ ve from Cleveland. state Po- llee inveat:iiated a two vehlcle mlshlp SUnci8JI nlsht on Rt. 62 resulti!V In minor 11\]ury !Dthree persons and approxlm&teb tsOO i ng the same thing. " KW"fesa: ~Astounded' " I'll be greatly astouided lC we loose the majority," conti~ ued the Bowling Green legislator. ''l think we'll hold our own and pickup a few seats." But Kurfess did aoond I note of caution when he said: "The Democrats turn out better ln a presidential :year" and it would be '"hard to bold some seats ~ cause of a Republican Incumbent in a primary Democr,tic By JOHN G. GRIFt1N UP! Exocuu.. Sports Editor DALL~ (UP!)_ The temperature wa1 about 68 degrees warmer, but it didn't make arodllferenee- there was simply too much Blrt starr for the llailaa Cowbuy s to handle. . "Starr wis exceptiOIW.l,'' .a llhed COWboys Coach Tom Landry In the wake o1 tile ·starr-sparked 211-17 triumph by the old champ Green Bay Packers over the Cowboy• in their 111tlonally-televised "r~ turn bout" Monday night In tile Cotton BowL Lalxlry was plain wrong-It just lol(t exceptional for Starr ' to beat the Cowboys. In fact, something starr did once betore ~~ the big reason the Cowboys wanted tD win tills ·one so badly, Sure, they wanted In Collision Wlll Swing to Them November 5 EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is power in the Huuse, it would the third of six articles deal- mean control or the two chaming with the Nov. 5 general bers would be split since it is election in Ohio. The previous mmericall.Y impossible ior them articles concerned the state to wrestle the Senate away ~reme Court aOO slate is-- from Republican hands. Only 16 sues. The others will deal Senate seats out of 33 are on with the congressional, U.S. the biO<:k while al1 99 House senate and presidentb.l elec- seats will be ftlled. In the 1965-66 session, the tions. state !le18te was split 1~16 and By RICHARD E. LIGHTNER as McDorald says: ••tt providUPl Statehouse Reporter ed some tnteresti~ sltuatlms COLUMBUS (UP!) - Hoose although It wiBn't a matter or Speaker Charles F. KurfeS!I jokingly told newsmen toward the control " McDonald thinks the Demoend of the last legislature the crats have 53 seats within their mtnorib' party hid been measincluding :n saCe seats. grasp, uring his office. He also says the Republicans It was not true then. But the have 31 safe seats. other day , Hoose Mioori~ "Of the 37 seats up for grabs, Leader John c. McDonald satd we think · 22 are within our he had had Kurfess' spacious, reach," sa_v s the Newark legissecond-Door office in the Statelator. "We have hopes of get· house measured. ting 56 seats, but we'll settle tor Ttet is how sure the Demo53." (Fifty are necessary for crats are they will have control control.) _ ror the first time since 1959However, Kurfess told United .or the lower house in the GenPress International: "Jt I was eral Assembly next January. in his position, I would be SlY· If the Democrats do rise to Pa,ckers Bounce Three lnjuri,Ml Oct. 29, !968 proper1;y~ Dear Sir: We aubmlt the following news from our maga%lne '"Christianity Today." E. Harold Mum Sr., 61, ActIng Dean of Hllllldnle College In Michigan (a Free M-&1 minister) Is a candidate m the Pro· hlbltlon ticket lor Prealdontorthe United Slates. His rumlng mate Is Rev. Roland B. Fisher, 68. My comment: Helo campaignIng In other states, wilY not In Ohio? I.B tllere not _,gh prohlbsln our mce-dry C<!Uidytoput his name on ballot? Respectfully, Mae Waltoo YOWII 240 Condor St., Pomeroy • " Ed. Note: Following !sa copy oC a letter addressed to Mr. L Brooks Smlth, &lpt. of Mason CooJnty Schools, signed by !oor members of the 11 Cltizens For Improvement at Wahama com· mittee." They art! Lawrence Foreman, Hobert Curtis~ Charles Yeager, Jtm Gilbert and Neil Haymaker, secretary. It follows, In full . Mr. Brooks Smith !llp't or Schools - Mason Counf.y Point Pleasant, W, Va. Doar Mr, Smith: Another meet1ng was held with Mr. Foley on October 9 to determln< what ls needed ID bring Wahama up to North Central Association standards. Although tile meeting Ia sled tw<> Robert Ray ~. 19, Rt. 2 Pt. Plea!lllll, was e!ted for !all· ure to have vehicle under ~ hours the committee did not feel trol after hi• car atruck the rear they had accomplished liNch to- of 1 ear drhen by Jolm E. Cosward determining deficient !D, 23, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleaaant when Wahama Is in acoord.nce with Cas!D hid o!owed down at an intersection. CrUIIIP received a N.C. A. However, the committee dld bump on the forehead aod pasdntennlne that lllere ls: (a) 2 seJJPrs in hi& c a r, Mar)iln toaehers without tllelr cerll!led Cnunp, 17, a nose bruiae, and pro!eaalonal training. (b)3 teach- Irwin Blesslrc, 6, -_. chin \Iters teaching oot or their fteld. eration. (c) that 4 more teachers would '!be dopar-nl also ln"'lllbe needed to allow preparation gated a ooe vehicle mlsblil !1uJ>. periods ln accordance with day nlgl¢ on Rt. 17 near tho N.C. A. Charles McCUlloch !ann II Mr. Foley did tell the com- Couch resultiog In •1500 proper· mittee that he believed Wlhama ty dlmage, but no peraonal IDcould be made reallY by rail or jury. next year ID otaod lnapoc:tlon by A tractor • traDer tra'"UIV the North Central Inspection norlh drl"'n by James E. Zlal&ro Team and WIRIId be admitted ID 40, Madison, N. C., struck a c<1rt North Central during the school In tile hi8hw8JI, 111eln!etor -traR· year 70-71, it we pass. er crossed the highway and went The committee ls very much over a 15 foot embanlanent. aware that there ts mueh to be done to be ready for Uds team. An evaluation will have ID be prepared by the school adminl&trallon, and wtU have to be done in the near ruture lr the board Is tD be allowecl time ID act upoo the number of items that will PT. PLEASANT - The Lambda Chi Omega Sorlty Ia sponhave to be accomplished. It Is the committee's belle! soring a "Holiday Idea Demonthat this evaluation or report stratton" Thursday, Nov. 14 at should be in your hands no later 7:30 p.m. ln the Aj>palachlan tiJan February I, 1969. This would Power auditorllll11. possibly allow you and tile board Don Stone, owner and deaigner tlme ID get Wahama reacly by of u Flower City'* in Huntlngtoo, will present a demonstration of next rail. The committee Is also request- holiday arrangements and decor.. ing a copy of this evaluation, to be ations.. used In reporting ID the people Mrs. Charlene Lowe aOO Mrs. we represent, the progress on VIrginia Black, h om e ecoobtaining North Central status. nomists, have prepared a bookMr. Foley did discuss and ex- let or Holiday Foods recipes, pound on anumberofposslblelm- many of which will be used (eaprovements that were In store turlng small appliances aod the for Wahama. new '• Amana Radarange." Tickets areaWUable from sor1. That a new math teacher ority member& at $1 per per801\. would report for work rJOmetlme Refreshments wlll be served. in November. Thi& should Improve the math situation, whlch, in the committee' a opinion, Is 1n ASK TO WED dire need or improvement. PT, PLEASANT - Applying · · 2. QUite llkely, a shop 'Will tor marriap Jicenaea in the of- To Demonstrate Holiday Ideas lce want mall so bad, wilY don't dodge a serious question with they answer? WRffERS CRAMP. bear W.C.: a brush..otr. You ean be sure your notes Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care are read, and re-read- and savof Helen Help us! this newspa- ed - but Servicemen are like other men: Letter-writing cornell per. hard for them. When they're tirARE SINGLE GffiLS ed, discouraged, hurting, they*d DISCRIMINATED AGAINST? rather read up-beat mail thandeDear Helen: What have people got against scrlbe how ..beat" they are. your support and awr~clation lingle girls who live in apartments? They think you are no tell them someone cares, and this irJOd because you live alone. sbruld be your main reason £or ly WAYNE G. UANDSTADT, M.D. Fellows yoo meet expect yoo ID wrtttng. When you get an answer, have to be built before Wa.hama flee of the county clerk were: it's an added dividend- and you iJiv:lte them up for a part;y can quallt)' !or North Central. James Ray Cheesebrew, 19, Pt. Cystic fibrosis , an Inborn the Young Adult." Guide for for two! When you don't play will, u you keep sending luWrestglandular disorder !hat affects 3. That a team from some book Pleasant an:l DonnaJewellSiyre, The fact that there are now in& humorous, newsy letters that !he lungs and digestive lllat wey, tlley drop yoo. Orm Is stuclylng tile laboratory 17, PL Pleasant, and Robert enough young adults with lhls Married women are afraid or make the reader think, ..l"d like organs, is one of the most disease to justify such a puband will submit a recom- Emmons Chapman, 20, Gle~ needa you - they think you're alter to know HER better!" - H. serious diseases of infancy lication shows that real promendation to Mr. Foley. NOTE T.O ALL OF YOU WHO and childhood. Early diagnowood, and Barbara Jean Bon&their husbands just because you gress ls being achieved. The 4. That the floor In the biol- cutter, 21, Gallipolis Ferry. ASK FOR SoyllER PEN PALS: sis and prompt treatment are work with them at the otlice. booklet takes up questions of You don't have much sodaiiUo I relay your iell&r& to VIetnam usually necessary if the diet smoking, periodic check- ogy room In the senior high will beeause the single glrlayoumeet Mall Call, Box3104-A, Columbus, youngster is to escape repeat- ups; dating, marriage, bll!ber be Improved ID handle the heavend up getting married, and they Ga. where they're shipped over- ed pulmonary Infections and education and career chofces. ier equipment that has been prom- PLEASANT VALLEY H!liPIT AL severe lung damage . More seas. Don't forget to send your and more of these boys and · It also provides a list of care, Ised Wahama. ADMITTANCE: Jackie Thorl>drop you fast. You are now a 5. That as or tile beginning research and leaching centers "'threat.,, Christmas cards to Servicemen girls, however, are receiving ton, Pt. Pleasant; Diana Maythroughout the United States. of the 2nd semester Mr. Tom nard, Butralo; Cheryl Tucker, 9\ou.ld I become the swinger there, and enclose a nickel with the kind of care !hey require. Individual copies are avaUa- Watson will be used to relieve rm supposed to be, or m.arrythe each card for postage. Schools~ Until recently, teen-agers hle to young adults with cystic Grimms Landing. first Wll guy who asks me, to churches and clubs may collect and young adults wilh cystic fibrosis or their parents fro~ some of the pressure on the othescape. I like my job and am and send boxes of cards, wtth fibrosis were scarce. Better the ·National Cystic Flbrosts er teachers. This ln direct conResearch Foundation, 2112 E . trsdictlon or tile board which going up. rm not especially anx- postage money In a separate enve- diagnostic procedures have shown !hat, in addition to 4ltbSt., New York, N.Y . lllll17. stated that Mr. Watson w o u 1 d Ious to get married, tRrt I'd like lope. Be sure to put your name those surviving because of imteach In Pl. Plessant and coach some comparatlvely clean social and address on each card. - H. Q-My d aagbter, age 15 at Wahama after the 1st semesproved treatment~ a certain life. Any suggestions? - CA- Dear Helea: Q-Does marriage to an number of mUder cases have months, has been walking 1 met a Yale man at a resort grown up despite a lack of alone for a month. How soon ter. REER GffiL American male automatic<llly this swnmer. After the second appropriate care. The symp- should she start wearing lowDear Career Girl: make an alien woman an 'The committee would llke to Amnitan cltlz.,7 Your city has a • ·~nsters' date, he said, very casually, toms of these mildly affected cut sboes7 A-An allen woman does A-Let her walk barefoot In oommend and thank you and tile Club" Cor young unmarried wo- uWh,y don't you move in with persons have been mistaken for those of such conditions as the house and put her in low- board or education lor their One not automatically beeome a men. Get the address at your me?" IUs theory Is that it's more cut shoes when she goes out· job or IJilST8dlng the !acu!Q- at U.S. citizen through marriage Ubrary aOO apply for member- natural for the opposite sex to asthma~ chronic bronchitis or cellae disease. For this reato a citizen-she must petition side. Wahama this year. live together than lor two girls, lhlp. (Seems to me they should son It is often necessary for for naturalization. change that title· to "'Career" or two men, ID share an apart- a ~n-ager with Ibis disease Sincerely, Q-Why is the mouth of a CITIZENS FOR IMPROVEor 11Bachelor" Girls Club. Per- ment. He IIIJI& everybocl;y does It to assure bls close friends that rlller ool!ed a della7 MENT AT WAHAMA haps you skipped over It because where he comes Crom, and girls in blo cough Is not contaglo1111. A-All river deltas In the you didn't llke the oonn-oo.) the middle west are .. repress- Above all, be should not make world are Dlined after the an undue effort to suppress it. ed... Wbat do you say to a guy Or maybe you mlgl!t lind an Lawrence Foreman B<lwy. , but 20tll.Fox Is maldng delta of lbe NUe. This was The types of treatment that llke that? - REPRESSED OR apartment 1n one f1 those comRobert CUrtll called a delta becauoe It was have made It possible lor the them Into mojor movies IUIYWIIJ' plexes Cor yoong unmarrieds. SMART? Charles Ye~~er trlanRUiar-lhe ahap,e of the .... Not unusual .. .. Many a ltale child with cystic fibrosis to They sometimes swing, but you Dear R or S: Jim Gilbert Greei letter "delta. ' Bdwy. turkey litrned to caviar grow up are mist tents, aeroTell hlm "7epression" has NeU Haymaker, can make ywr own rules. sols with or without added on celluloid .... We have no no~ Enrollment In evening college nothiJul w do with It: The name medication, drugs taken by tlon how m811J' u. !Irma make classes often p.~tl you with the of the game ia still 1'"ladies' mouth to help thin lbe mucous war materials but we do know rilbt crowd, tor these are the choice," and the lady doesn't secretions and postural drain- more than 1,800 c:ompanlu here choose! age. The postural drainage make toys; so turn swords into "&erious singles. •• Okay, let*s hear it from New recommended is not the same toysharea .... Newest ingenua lD Mainly, remember that many others feel as you do. Slop as- Haven. Does '"everybody" co - 88 that prescribed for bron- town isnamed&lzle Schmutz, who awning "everyboc,ty" is either habit back tllere, or Is the Yale chiectasis. II Is described In gets Iota or attenUon by her looks detail in a new hooklet, "Livagainst you or outtotakeyou~ and IDID more wllh!Ul thlllker than ing with Cystic Fibrosis: a but a double take everytJ.me anyreporter? - IL one hears her name. 111e !lnestllvtng lyrlelst, Jcrnny Mercer, Is suft"ering the tortures of success: the BOUt .... Nixon • Humphrey - Wallace lAid· denly iook a drop as cafe comic topics: It's whole-routines now about !lie Ona&sloeo .... Vletaam vet Capt. Doo street (wbo won a $40,000 home on •'D r e a m log Queen u.• hair. BY JACK O'BRIAN bowler on the roof. Hoose'') W1HI oornellllng far big. Mavlea made inN, Y.don'tjust Mla Farrow-a not mournirlgtor NEW YORK - Dobby R e Y· ger oo the blltlelleld: tile Bronze add cash ID tile local technolda and Harry Karl olfered Sinatra when lhe'& meditating Star. tbeJr Wwood manse for purchase with Donovan, a ~ hall her nical erew• - "'lbe Arrahge· S,qer - maeltro Bobby filerlllmlng here I o r It ~.ooo .... Marloo Branclo ex-apouse's age ... . Have 1101118 mont'' wood bought a Las Vegas !Ish and two week• rented a total or woa't do lillY film o except with more lm\1: Mlnoru Gerlda, who chil>l>er7 .... Hot clog v e - willl 85 roonla in varioua Loew•s Houtoelal sign1tlcanee;" he halll't p!UIIed the 1941 Pearl Harbor a rolling cart at G2od and 3rd tels .••• Drlve.tna were the last .... witll financial sleDltl- ultab 1n the back" l• re.planfeatured an autographed picture maJor movlelmOYotlon: next will eance tor awtrlle .... Vietnam vet.. nlq: it now tor Darryl Zllllck'a of !WilY young J!allan eomodlan be mOYie thaalres oervlngdrlnl<.s ••Tora, Tora, Toral" movie a_... CIIJt, Dml Street wm a with a caption, "Star Pat Coopand ~ dorin& !lie flick •••• bcut that Wamoua clay .... '!be ftO,OOO bcllse m TV's ·~eam er bta At My Restaurant" .... Houle" and can use the artra Brltilh !uhlon inVallon contin- Anollter - · Nov. 7 In 111e rest of !lie country II food Lake Tlhoe •.•. Sam ~esel ues: following Vidal Saa110011'1 raamo: !lie stroeto expect • bab1 ID spend fortunes 011 of Woocb' Allen but we don't Ill Feb. .••• Biggest cht> alq fantutic New York IUCCIIS, knowl movies (IIUCb as "'Lawrence of know oow he'D ailed some parta c1 Lanclaa (wllich has BdwJ, - agents who lldJbod 59 beauQ' ...... ......., the Arabia," ''Bridge oo the River of Ohio alter he cleacrlbed his 1'1111 Tim he rated ~ lnoleod ofhia current Pl.- world) will attack i!ollnbattan la- Kwal," etc.); b11 .,Nicholas and latest album wltb: "Ule h a B meaning and th8 univeru la a !CJI"' ~ NU., IK. •••• Loew'a Hotel I' Bob tllea' co~.mu·•• and epiderml1; Alexandra" for Columbia will beautiful place except fo< IIOIIle ' will poe a LimO!' lauch !hlnet·lotheonlyhalr11;yllngout- coat more than the aame studio' a 11My husiHmd 11od Curtis l.eMGY h,.., uttfortu•lllely, "Ollverl" and uStarl'' comb1ned. parts or Cleveland'' . .•• WCJO<\y hll bolel ()II Lanclaa !lt with a Ro1al Warrant lieni.. Only Game In Townn and mult have suftered a shock out lloOfl lrlflf*'l with this 'bomb thiog'/u ; -...TJIO C!mehiU)- U..-k- f7lne "Personal Service to the arOWKI Sllaker Helghlll, mll)'be? "The Flip Side'* bo.med big on BriUIIII Crown" . .. . Mean a fix. ''lllp It oil," the1'll add • THE WELL CHILD® Progress Being Achieved In Cystic Fibrosis Cases QUICK QUIZ s. BERRY'S WORLD sneak. Four m Pasua This Ume the Packer quai'terbaek dlda't even have to resort to last-second heroics. He merely tossed four touchdown passes, COft\Pletine 17 of 25 passes for a total of 260 yards, IC anything, he was more brilliant in the 55-deKree weather of the Cotton Bowl than he was In the bonechllllng 13-below at Green Bay In the title game. Starr returned from two weeks of rest to Ore two TD aerials to light end Marv Fleming, three yards and 32 yards, and also connected with .6-yard scoring throw tD Carroll Dale and a. IIV&-yarder ID Bbyd Dowler. T~ Cowboys, outterlng their first lo11 after six wins despite taklna an early 10.0 lead, scored on ~o touchdown passes by Don Meredith and a 16-yard field J1011 by Mike Clark. The' two big results; ••. The Packers cllrnbed Into a tie with the Detroit Lloos for first pl1ce In the NFL' s Central Divtai~n with 3--3--1 records. ... It 1 cond.nued the Packers' fantastic mastery or the Cowbuys. Green Bay llos beaten the cowpunchers ln all six regular season lneetinas, two championship Caeeoffs, and Ove out or seven tl;mes Jn e:ldtlbltion pla.y. Meredl til 11\!ured For Dallas. this time there 1 piii,Y almost half the game with a broken nose- the result of a face-mask tackle by WIUle Davis. "The lrUury was a freak thins," said Meredith. 11 l'm sure he didn't mean to. •• '!be ke.Jo play In !lie game cune with 10:20 lett in the !oorth period and Dallu, lniii!V by only 21-17, hid just taken over on ita own 22. With 74,604 tana senatng a Cowboy victory drive, Meredith handed olf ID CraJs Baynham, who drove oil left gusrd- and fumbled. Middle linebacker Ray Nltachke recovered tor Green Bay an:l two plays later, Starr pitched his fOtU'th TD pass of the night ID Fowler. Favor Trojans By 17 Over Oregon NEW YORK (UPD- Southern recorda through another week~ CalHornla was missing, but not end. Second-ranked Ohio state loraotten. Is picked by seven points over '!be TroJans, ranked No. lin Mlchipo state, third-ranked the country among college Kanaas is 12 OYer Colorado and football teams, took last week- fourth-ranked Pem state Is 11 end oil and return ID actloo over Army. llialnst Orogon this Saturday. Tennessee, the No. 5 team, The oddsmakeu, well remem. entertains UCLA in an attracberlna U.. potent o!lenoe of the tive IDWraeellonal game and the TroJans, have tabbed tllem aa Vola, with four victories aud a 17 i>Olnt favorites ID roll up their tie, are pleked by 10 points. olxth conucuttve victory. Seventh-ranked Georgia, which The oUter high.ranking mem- owna the tie again1t Temessee, bers or the top 10 aliO are Ia rated only two points better lavored by a louchdown or than 13th-ranked Hoollon. more to maintain their porlect Eighth-rated CaiHornlo Is live Honor Dixie Rose Snyder A eostumepartyhonortngDlxie Rose Snyder on her blrtbday anniwrsary was held at the home or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Arthur Seyller, 207 S. Second Ave., Wddleport. Costume prize-a were won by Becky Scaggs, the prettiest, and Riek Hoover, the tumliest. Music was provided by the 11 Chimes of Love," a combo composed of James Snyder and George Lu ... ter, guitars; Gary Elll1, orpn, and Gregg Hayes, drmns. Cider, donuts, candy, sandwiches. anJ cheese twists were aerved. · Other gueats w e r e Pellll,)' Smith, Leta Floyd, John Harrlaon, Alita Dowcly, Alan Cunningham, SheUa Dowdy, Terry Grogan, Cheryl Crossan, Rita easel, Pun Dodson, Debblo Shellon, and Jackie Hutton. Holzer Medical Center: Vllltlng hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only oo Pedlatrleo Ward. Adml1alon1 Tbeobore B. Mlller,l615Eastern Ave.; Roscoe R. Allen, 89 Cedar St.; Mrs. Ezra P, staley, 2119 Chestnut St.; Mrs. James W, Halalop, Rl, 2 Gallipolis; Hester R, Cline, Patriot S I a r n...-•--n Named by Jr. Woman's Qub ........-....., . PT. PLEAsANT - The ~e . Life Dej>ir1mem··;,r the local Jr. Woinan's Club has 111111ed c~rmen for tllese otucly projects, Safety and home, Mary Ann IJon. lei; ~ration huallhy bibles, Janet Hollml; Home Jllai'IIC&'" ment: C'.arolyn Brillhart; Family living and religion, Judy IAnham. The de!>ar1lnent members voted tD make~VbUkete!orThlnksgiving for the uoder privUege and planned a bake sale for Nov. 1St with proceeds for a Chrlat.mas par1;y at the Point Pleasant Mission. Rt.; Larry G, Hardest;r, HI. 2 Gallipolis; James T. Lee, Sr., Hendenon; Mrs. Weldon D. Waara, Rt. 1 Pliny, W. Va.;Mra. Douglas D. Wlcldlne, HI. 2 Racine; Mrs. RDbert W. Louks, S1· racuse; Mrs, Clyde . R. &nith, Middleport; Mrs. ClaraR. Jllalte, Rt. 1 Beaver; Mrs. Dooald K. Justice, Rt. 1 CaUett!lburg, Ky.j Clarence N. Gfnaerleh, Jacki!IOR; Mrs. Edward Wrllhl, Albland, lfy.; Paul Pa,yne, HI. 3 a. lron!Dn; Mrs. Elmer w. Elckelberg, Jackson; M!'S: " ~!!I: ..!d- clVl\:!; Ml'a:· OrvWe 1l: D8v!a, Jae . . , BrammellooJI~ BlrUt . .. Mrs. James W. llalalop, HI. 2 Gallipolis, son. 8:32 p.m. MoodiU'. Discharges Forrest S. Borden, Sr., Harry H, Hulshorit, Charles Mart, Elza c. Rllrle, Ellz- J. Sc:hnelder, Mrs. Doma J- SWain, Mrs. Butt. Tedrow, Mre. August Trapp, Jolm M. Will, Craig A. Wtae, Ruasell Nltz, Mra. Loren E. Beaver andln!alltda1J8hler, Mrs. George 0 , Jolmllon and In!ant dauglrter. Party Givens Cherub Choir Mtss Roae Ann Lisle enter- m~, Rose Marie Leadina~ tained the ehenlb choir of the Denise Hedh:ks, staron Asbury Untied Methodist Church ker, Debbie Bouoh, Connie P.: or Syracuse with a Halloween teraon, Jeari AnD Rltchart. party in the bo11011101d of the Donna Marie Hubbord, a sueat. Robert Ord bume Saturday nlsht. Mrs. Martha Moore and Mro. Lou Ferrell assisted with the party whlcb. featured the upeanull" motif in the orange and black color acheme. Costume prizes were awarded to Jean Ann Rllchart, the ugliest, aod Rose Marie ~. U.. prettiest. All o! !he ehUdren In costume w ere Jiven burna. Game• were played and refreshmenta of tee cream,doiiJts,pota.. to chips, and hot chocolate were served. . Attending Wllfe Debbie Hartenbach, Jll)', Lee and Steplmlle Ord, Teresa FerreU, ~rllll~Qo;- Southern 7-8th Grade Oub is 46-0 Winner Tho Southern Local 7-8th grade !oolball team evened Ita 1968 r - II 2-ll Manciay a I I 0 r oehool with a lopoldacl 46-4 win OYer the Melp Marauder 7th grade ,...._ other slx~inter on an s .yard run. aver Washington, ninth-ranked Mbsouri Is 12 over Oklahoma state and lOth..-anked Mlehlpn ts 12 over Northwestern. No point spreads were given on the ~es between aixthranked l'llrdue and Dllnola and 15th-ranked Notre Dame and Navy, In an Important Southweal Con(erenee clash, 11th-ranked Texas Is plckecl by seven points over Southetn Methodllt, the No. 14 team. In other gamea by 1ectfm: East- Yale . 13 over Dartmouth, Cornell 12 over Colum. bla, Princeton 12 over Brown, Harvard 7 over Pemll)'lvanla, Syracuae 19over Holy Crou. South- Louisiana State 6 over Mlsalaalppl, Florida state 11 over Virginia Teeh, Alshama 21 over Misstsslwi Si.te 1 Auburn 2 over Florida, , North Carolina State 6 over Clemson, Kentucky 1 over West VIrginia, Wake Forest 11 over Maryland, Virginia 1 over South Carolina, Gibson Receives Cy Young Award was the regret that quarterback Don Meredith was torcea to / PRIZE WINNERS - Costume prize winners, left, Becky Scrqgs, pretti.:wt, and Rick Hoover, funniest. I --- - ·---- ·-- --- --" ·· - - ·- - - -........-~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ tp keep lhelr perteet l 988 record going- but most of all, lhe.v wanted to show they had recovered trom laat year's National Football · Leque dtie game In which Slarr beat them on a last-second quarterback Georgia Tech 7 over Duke, Vanderbilt 4 over Tulane. Midwest- Mlasouri 12 over Oklahoma State, Indiana 1s over Wisconslu, Minnesota 7 over Iowa, Nebraska 14 over Iowa State. SouthwNt- Arkansas 1 over Texas A&M, Texas Tech 6 over Rice, Texaa Christian 6 over Baylor. Weal-Oregon state and SianCord even, Air Force 7 over North Carollon. In National Foo1bell League pmes next &mday, Baltimore fa 10 over New York, st. Louis 10 over Philadelphia, Mlmeaota 12 over Washington, San Francisco 3 over Cleveland, Los Angeles 10 over Detroit and AUanla aod Plttaburgb are rated even, In the American Fooll>all League, it Is Bo&too 31h over Denver, New York 19 over BuUalo, Hruston 9 over Clnclnnatl and San Diego 16 over Miami. The Tornado starting team In· dudes Fred Mlller or Ord at slolback, Jullla and Studer, hallbocks; Curllnan and Rocm~~r HolSOuthern, coached by Duane man, aoda; Bobby Eynon a n d (Wee Fooz) Wolle, sot ita polnta Rodney Neigler, tackles; Ralph 011 three touchdowns by P a u 1 Qoeltlg and Ronnie Hill, guards; NEW YORK (UPO- College after a long absence to rink JU&IIB, IIIII by Kevin Stutler and Charles Knlahtlng, center, a n d football's revolving door spun 16th, just ahead of Arkansas. me eaeh by Vern Ord and Nor- Dave Thelas, cp~arterbaek. arourx:l again today, ejecting Alabama also rebounded into man Curllnan. Southern's setbacks were both three teams and opening th.e the top 20 after a long period, JUIIIo acored oo a 60-ylrd -rienced at the hands orEaal- way for three lhore to make capturing 18th, whUe three •1111111 .,.. runs of 15 1ardo each ern, 30-e !lie first time and 12-8 their tlrst appearance In the tqJ teams- Florida, Oregon State and he also tallied !lie Torna- In the second clash of !lie sea- 10. and Michigan State- were deaddoes' two extra pointe conver. son between the two teams. california romped past Syra- locked for 19th. lions on .nana. Sl:utler nut over cuse, ranked lOth last week, 43Ohio State needed 1 last m carrleo of 30 and 20 1&rds, 0 Saturday to booat Its record to minute tie-breaking touchdown and Ord raced to a 45-¥ard TD ~1. and rise to the No. 8 to down previously winless and CUrfman lcorecl 00 • 40ranking. The Golden Bears UUnois 31-24. The rather shoddy yard reverse. received 95 points from the 35- perrormance cost the Buckeyes '111e win over !he Melia 7th rnember United Press lnterna. a chance to gain ground on top grade !o!lowecl b¥ one week a tiorw.l Board of Coaches In the ranked Southern cat, whictl was 28-e victory by the Tornadoes weekly ratings. Idle. over Gloulter. Justis scored Misswri used tts ' 56-20 rout of Kansas, now 6-0, held third Mr. and Mrs, Howard Russell three timoa also In lllat con- were Swxlay evening visitors of Kansas State as a springboard aflsr ripping Iowa State 46-25 lest 011 runs of 10 and 5 yards Mr. ard Mrs. Harley Johnson. to ninth _place, earning 47 votes, and Penn state returned after a and • 22-yard PilL The TornaMrs. Iva Johnson was a'lbura- two more than Michigan, which week' a III,YO!I with a 29-0 victory do hallbaek al10 tallledtwotlmes da.v afternoon visitor of Mrs. capturecl !Otll o!ler Its 33-20 over Goston College. triwnph over Minnesota. oo PATS "hlle Stutler sot the Le• WeUa. The three replaced Notre Mr. and Mrs. Robert MurpiQ- of Dame, which fell frOm llfth last Middleport and Mrs. John Mur· week iD 15tll after loalog tD phy, Peggy, C&.rmeJaiiiBarbara, NEW IDGH Mlchlpn state, and Syracuse NEW YORK (UP!) - T h e were saturday evening visitors of CINCINNATI (UFO - carol and Miami (Fla.'), which United Press International top Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. JohnMann has become the first drq>ped c<>q>letely out of !lie 20 ~r ooUege football games son. woman to earn more than ratirwa. Orst place votes and ....,_ witll lad Mrs. Robert Reeves •so,ooo In the LadJes Profesai~ of Mr. The top four teams stood pat, recorda In parentheses loat-Ued Pomeroy were SUndlyvtaitora II GGI! Association toor In one (sixth week). with Southern C.lifo<nla retainol his parents. Mr. and. Mrs. year, ing its first place ranking with Tellll) Pointe James Reeves and LindL Ml•s Mann raised her total 26 Orst place votes' and 335 I. Southern Cal (26) (5~) 335 Mr. and Mrs. llat!lelcl and earnlngo to 4151,182 with a third pointe:. Ohio State was second, 2, Ohio State (4) (5.4) 292 plsee Onloh In tile River Mr. CID!pbeU spent a few days followed by Kan ..a aod Penn 3. Kansas (ll) (~) 285 recently with relathes In Ke,... PllntatiiNI ~n II Conroe, lucky, State. 4. Pem St. (I) 5~) 212 Texas, Sunday. Temeuee moved ~ to fifth 5. Temeooee (U-ll 167 Mr. and Mro. Cllntoo GRkey after lakl!V a weekend oil while 6. PurGoe ' (5.1) 156 and fiDIIly were Soodii,Y a!lerPurdue and Georgia alio moved 7. Georgia (I) (5.4.1) 14S noon visliDrs o!Mr. andMro.IJD. up 1 notch each ID liixlh and · 8, Call!orn1B (S-1) 95 cola RusselL seventh. 9. MlsiOUrl (5.1) 47 Mr. and Mrs. W. Bqyce and 1 Ue Texas, rebounding from 10. Mlcblpn (5-l) 43 Elleen Vomoy were w"keocl vi... Secood 10 - 11. Taus (34); !tors of Mr. and Mro. Howucl willl Houston and an ot>oet by T8ll8s Tech In Its flfot two 12. Louisiana Sl. (19); 13. HooaRuseell. 14. Southern Methodist too (16); canti.rwed to pin MrL John Dodder and oon or rapidly, movlog up 10 lith. (14); 15. Notre Dame (11); 16. Columbua were weekend vialtora Louisstate look the ,No. 12 Flortda St. (9); 17, Arkansas (6); ol her parent&, Mr. and Mro. J. ranklna. !oilby Houstoo, 18. Alabama (6); 19, Tie, FlorC. Wyatt. Soothllrn Nethodlot and , Notre Ida, Mlchlpn St. and Ore11011 Mr. Bill SII,Yre of Columbus St. (3). Dame. Florida state r.;w,.nod was 1 weekend visitor of hlspar... enta, Mr. IIMIMrs. CharleoSII,Yre and ·Don. Alao vbtting were Mr. aod Mrs. Charlo a SII,Yre IIMl fam.. lly ol Chest.or Rood. -CIII'lliooMr. and Mrs. Charle1 SQre, , tlppttl .. rqular Doo and BDI, and Mr. and Mro. Charles SII,Yre and fiDIIly and Jo Sndlf! were SUndii,Y dinner .,..ta o1 NrL W, Elchlnpr of Rock AIOwi..'> wtotl-.. Cit«• Spr!ogo. USC Maintains Top Spot Wolfpen News, Notes College Ratings there "eren't even any oUter contenders. "'l'lle 1ran1ltlon from b.~eb.ll to football ••• e••7 ju1t •10 for • new p~~ir of lhou!" Standings NFL STANDINGS By United Press lnternsllmal Eastern Conference Century Division W, L. T. Pet. St. Loolo . • • • 4 3 0 .571 Cleveland . . . 4 3 0 .571 New Orleans . . 3 4 0 .429 Pttlsburgh . . . . . 1 6 o .143 Capital Divlsloo W. L. T, Pet. Dallaa .•. . . . . . 6 I 0 .857 New York . . . . •. 5 2 0 .714 Wallhinglon . • . . . 3 I 0 .129 Philadelphia . . . .• 0 • • .000 Western ConferenceCentral Dlvlolon W. L. T, Pet. Green Bey . . . • . • 3 3 ; .500 Detroit . . . .. •.. 3 3 I .500 Minnesota . . .. .. 3 4 0 .129 Chlcaav . . . . .. .. 3 4 o .129 Coastal Division W, L. T. Pet Baltimore .. . , •• 6 I 0 .8S7 Loa Angeles . • . . . 6 I 0 .857 San Francisco ... . 4 3 0 .571 Atlanta . .. . ....• I 6 0 .143 Mond8J''S Results Green &y 28 Dallas 17 (Only game scheduled) &lnda.,v's Games Baltimore at New York Chicago at Green Bay Cleveland at San Francisco Dallas at New Orleans Detroit at los Angeles Pittsburgh at Atlanta St. Louis at Philadelphia Washington at Mlnne- ABA Standings By United Preas International Esst W, L. Pet. , I 0 1.000 Kentucky . . . . . . 3 I . 7 SO New York .. . . .• 1 1 .500 Miami •.. .. . .. • 0 2 .000 Indiana • . . . • . • . • 0 3 . 000 West W, L, Pet. Oakland . . . . • • . • 3 0 1. 000 New Orleans .. , .• 1 J .500 Dallas . . • • • . . . . 0 0 .000 Denver . . . . . . • .. 0 0 .000 Los Angeles . . .... o o .ooo Hooslon .•.•.• •• . 0 I .000 Monday's Results: New Orleans 115 Houston 105 (Only game scheduled) TUesday*s Games Denver at New York New Orleans at Oakland Miami vs. Mimesota at Duluth (Only games scheduled) Mlnneoote . . . REHIRE COACHES PffiLADELPIIIA (UPO- The Phlladolphls Phlllles Mandl,\' announced the reappoir¢ment of all three members of their 1968 CO&CbilJB .w<~,·,: DOWN A .. J ,.· , . THREE DAYS AIID · . 2 Ponll!lt (4DIIbl• b..t).• ,---····-·- $2A,00 3 (Fri. thru Sun, 2 p.oo.) p.,,..,, al~~tlo Racine Soeial Events By Mil& FRANCIS MORRIS The Boooter Suoday School class met with Mrs. Helen Simpson, hostess, at her home on Thursday evening, Oet. 17. The devotional theme was "To God Be The Glory. u During the social hour, Mrs. Simpson served r&freshments in keeping with Hal· loween. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Brammer of Cleveland were called here by the Illness of his mother, Mrs. Helen Younce, who is a patient at Holzer Hoapital. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wingett and Mrs. Ann Coe were weekerd guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Davis at Akronandattendedtheweddl ng of their daughter, Mary Neal Davis. Mrs. Christine Lake of Atllens 65 Pontiac I . , GTO . H. T. Cpe. • • • • • • • • • • • .• .$1595 Lake alii Lori were guestsoCMr. and Mrs. Francis Morris, Sun-day. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson spent a weekend in Colum~ bus with her brotber-in-law and shiter, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma& Arthur. Their brother. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wolfe and children of Ashtabula were guests on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thmtas Eckersley and son oC CIUCornia visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Mrs. Leonard Lewis oC Canton Is I guest o( her mother, Mrs. John Marr. Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Graham and Judp and Mrs. John Bacon returned home after a visit In Alabama and other points with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. David Nease or Columbus were recent guests of. his mother, Mrs. Don Nease. Mrs. Tmn Lindsey and son. Scotty, of Grove CU;y, were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Howett of Darwin spent Monday afternoon with Mr. i.nd Mrs. Fred C&dle. "-, ·~. I '.>. GOLUMBI,IS (t!Pl)- 111eUnft.· eel Prell ~ high ICbool . Cla11 AA -thee ratIngs, with !lrll plaeo votea and won - loot rooorda In jlllrllltho. ala: Teams I . Upper At•llngton (21) (~) 351 2. Mentor (4) (8~) 331 3. Warren Westen Relei'Ve (7) (8-4) 285 4. Elyria (I) (8-4) 161 5. Clndmatl St. Xavier (4) (8-4) 153 6. Canton McKinley (7.1) 118 7. !lrulhers (7 ~) 78 8. Masslllon (6.:) 78 9. Shelby (8-4) 78 10 . Cleveland St. Joseph (I) (8~) 73 Second 10: 11. SldnO¥ 69; 12. Warren HlrdinJ! 56; 13. Lorain Senior 41; 14. Niles MeKinlO¥and Cincinnati Roger Bacon 33 each; 16. Xenia Beavercreek 32; 17. Orville 28; 18. Bella! reSt. John'• Central 25; 19. Toledo Central Catholic 24; 20. Columbus Eastmoor and Parma VaUey FOI'f18 22 each. - $200 costs less than a ~up of ~offee a day. Givea you a real "break." Phone CITY LOAN points. SERVICE Choose from 3 grac:tea of fine quality Flreatone lining GUARANTEED BRAKE RELINE IGoooJ TAPT CHIEF JUSTICE .:-:=,;;w;;u-:•:,•:-:...•::.,:r, - BETTER $19 $24$29 •-·• Pd. Pol. Ad•. GUARANTEED 20.000 MILES OR 2 YEARS GUARANTEED 30.000 MILES OR 3 YEARS Amerlcan Compect.. Other cars 11lgh1IV higher. ,.,... ..,, - do: • R.pla01 old lininp and lhoetr 011. all 4 whftl• with Fi,...tone llninp · • M.;u.t m-.u, lor full dNm cootad • Inspect drum&, hydr'IIUiic ~tem. r.tum arprinp •nd ...........1. ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS CUSTOM BUILT TO YOUR OPENING GUARANTEE w. •u•ru <H our brak•linon• far lhr •,xt·oll~ nu mbw uf mil• nr )"Uri lr"m datr uf l"alllll•l.iooo, ••h<o h r•or t·u mn Hral . AdJUIItmmto prurat r /1 nn ""'"••• and ha...-d un pn t'I'Hurnmt•• riu•ui ...J,..Inlftlt. NO MONEY 0 Available In Mill Finlsll - Anodized Finish and White Finish JlrttfOIIt TRIPLE TUCK-SELF STORING ALUMINUM STORM DOORS STOCKED IN ZSIZES··· • Pre-Htmt-RIIIrt or Left In Mill or Anodized Finish OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE ' ....~(An &VQ lANDT MoTOR $~ES "''· ' '•Youll Ute Our Quality Wlf fit Doing Dual:· ,.... ' '' .c. Jdi!lcc-Oicilllloblle . , • , -" ' "~ • 'Obto Ratings Pric. . tre for Chev.,., Dodge1. Ford1, Plymouth• •nd V8 •. mot'!'; 4 1pet.d, radto1 tint~ windahield 1 W•S•W tlroo,, bur,undy linloh with blaok yinyl bucket seal$. oloulolo ao4' High sehool MIKITA [.EADING NEW YORK (Up!)_ Stan Mikita, the National Hockey League's defending scorl~ champion, is currently leading this year's scoring race. Mikita has tallied five goals and 11 ass ists while his Chh:ago mack Hawk teammate Jim Pappin is tied for second with Jean Belleveau of Montreal and Bob Nevin of New York with 12 OR 1 VEAR ., l.t 'Builders ..S,c. A.• •• 1 290.M • <' • ' .. and son, Mr. and Mrs. William eune•. fe~.~url ril ~ ;1 ' staff. The ace ot the St. Louis Cardinal pitching statr. Gibson changed hla reputation in one seuon. He uaed to be known Is • scrambllna pitcher who was always tough when he got into Jams- but · this season be didn't get Into lliiY Jams. Gibson Corq)i)ed a 1.12 earned the bellotlng by the Baseball Writers Association o( AmericL The only other uMnimous winner was sandy Koulax, the former Dodger great who turned tile trick In 1963, 1965 and 1966. Change Format The Cy Young award wa& instituted in 1956 and there was only one award winner a year until last season when a winner in each league was named. Mike McConnick of the Glints alii Jim Lonborg or the Red So" were the two winners last season. Oenn,y McLain of the Tigers ia tlgured a shoo-in to be the American League winner this SBa!IOil. The balloting was done berore the World Series but Gibson also distinguished himselt In the post-season clauic. He won two games and was OOaten In the seventh game because Curt Flood stumbles in the outfield and let Jim Northrlf)'s routine fly ball go ror a two-run triple. Gibson, who'll be 33 on Nov. 9, joined the C.rdlral farm system in 1957 and first p~ed wi t h the Cardinals in 1959. He Cirst became a star in 19434 when he pitched five times in the last 10 days when the cardinals won the pennant in a frantic rush- and then won two games In the World Series. He won three games in last year's World Series. GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES •DWAIID · run avera,ge, the beat in National L4!egue hiatory, while JH)Itl ng 1 22-9 record. Gibson was abo only the second unanimous winner of the 13-year history of the award in NEW YORK (UP0- This "aa one eleetioo In 1968 that dld11't stir any controversy. Bob Gibson was JWned the winner of the 1968 Nationol League Cy Young award and • eoKING Ro0in11 ~"· . . su,,l, Co. .'!"''roy Pheooo: m-3l4 , . ,· . 992•21194 . �' , .•. ,.,•· .. I I • t - ., . Dll11 _ .... l'lloii01'01-MIM'I!P'""I. 0., 'l'llolldll'. Oct. 21, Mrs. Gaul Party Host l Service is Wednesday A ..U Tho annual Halloween por!y of w pr~er llld tell - 1111 tile clllrob ldtebell. IDidlfteed A flmlly di~~~tr wu planned for W-I<IIJ alWDOClll at lbe for 8 p.m; oo Ncrt. 25 at the ,_Ill Uni!IMI M - I l ' dllrch. Mrs. Gl~ !Hloa utendCiolrdl lllrlnJ a meelinl of tho ed thallka w tho 11"1"'1' lor aaJ..ydla Clrele Mondl.y alibi. II otance at the ordlnatlcm dlnlllla J..ydla D>erobach will be 1101" ~ nlsht. llld oopoclally pr<>ll"&m loader for the oluoerv- w Mrs. Dcnmle llld Mrs. W !l- \lllllol oenloe waa ance. Plans were fUrthered to'r the eomblned ooup aelo llld bllUI' to be held at the eturc:h oo Ncrt. 5 with Mrs. Ja:t War1101" aod Mra. Kermit Walton tn eharge of the bazaar. Mn. Roy Reuter and Mrs. Ted Jlown. lo were appointed talophono chalrmen. Mrs. Walton was named chairman ot 1 dtMer to be served to 11oe Pomeroy Lions Club. Proceedl will go towards the ways and meanJ project of remode1 - Costume Uam Sntnl. Meelinl _,ad with tho read1Dg 0( '~Rule• for Daib' LHe" by Mrs. HUes. Mro. Rlehard Rupe presented the program •'Selthood in Contemporary FUrno" taken from tho W.S.C.S. program book. , Refreshments were served b~ Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken and Mrs. John Werry to thole nam-' ed llld Mlas Myrtis Parker and Mra. Jack Carsey. Prizes Awarded costume prizes were award- to Michael Powers and Jlnuro)' ed at the annual Halloween par- Holman, gold arrows, and Pow1Y of Middleport CUb S<out Pack ers, two, Holman, Dick Owen, 244, Monday nlgbt at the Mid- Marc Fultz, Tim Thoma11, Tim dleport Firat United Preilbyter- Scites, and George ~wart, silver arrows. Jan Church. Announced was a meeting of Mra. Marcus Chambers, Roball den mothers to be held at ert Parker and Mrs. Paul Caael 10 a. m. Friday at the home of were )ldgea for the contest. WinMrs. Richard Owen. Scttes will ners were Mark Gilkey, the pretcooter with the den mothers on tiest; Mickey Davenport, ugliest; organization of a new den. Marc Fults, most originalj and Donuts and Kooi-Aid were serScott Fralel', the funniest. ved by the den mothers, Mrs. About 75 scouts and their parLowell Beaver, Mrs . George Mil• ents, including 10 newly regler, Den 2; Ml's. Owen and Mrll. .: IBtered cubs, attended. J o h n Normlln Yeauger, Den 4:, and ! Fultz presided in the absence of Mrs. Wallace Powers and Mrs. ~ Kemeth Sdtes, cub master. Ernie Fraser, Den 8. ~ Mrs. Scttea presented awards . . • ~ : : ;, • Six Youth to Attend Camp w.;,, of: ' '· FALSE TEETH . TUES>AY Stlpplna or lnttatljq? 'MEIGS COUNTY Rl!lllbiiCIII women's Club, 7:30 at Re- p.m. ' publican heodlllarters. Refreahmonto wbe aorved. PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chljller 186, order of Eaotorn star dlrmer Tueadl;!, 8:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Pall matrano of Middleport be gueJts. Pomeroy members take prizThe "$urfey wjth Lhe Jo'rinl{e es. on the Top" wBA re.ponaible for ROCK SPRINGS BetiA>r Health lhe pneumatic "" -.. Club, 7 :SO TUeada:t nlltht. home tire. The tirea fi'!'t · · .-~ -' of Mrs. Maxine ArnOldi secret air-inflated ap)?eared on . pals will be revealed. thu four- . POMEROY "WOMEN'S Chrll- wheeled vehicle · · .· tlan Tt9rnJ)Branc:e Union. 2 p.m. in 1895. The TUoadl;!, Pomeroy Uni!IMI Meth- tire manufacturer doubLed that there would ever be enough deodist Chllreh. mand for the horseleM carriage GOP RALLY, Ma""' Cll,y Hall to warrant the coSt of dies, 80 he Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. i B r e r r y rt~fuaed l.o make the first air in· ft11ted U.ree for the horselet18 ca rJones, House mlnoriQ' leader 1 rial(e until the dies were paid for. guest speaker. Meet the count;y For the complele display of the chAnKes that made tran11porla· candidates, Refreshments. tion histury, a visit to the Harold WEilNESDAY Warp Piontrer Village al Minden, MIDDLEPORT LITERARY In &outh t->entn.l Nebraska is a Club, 2 p.m. Wedneoda:t, home musl. of Miu Bess Sailbom. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:30 Wednesda.Y night at the home of Mrs. Hiram Fisher; Mrs. Paul Fisher, eo-hostess, tor a "come as you are" parV. DemODitrations on hair care and makeup application were given rer memblra of Middleport C-adette Troop 185 at lola's Beaut)' Salon. Pomeroy. The girls were Instructed on ualrw halr rollers. NIDt:Y Buskirk and Margie Wamsley served u models lor hlir styling, and Amy Hamm was the model tor cosmetic application. There was a question alii answer period or hair a.nd skin care, incl Mrs. loll Bartram, owner of the ahq), distributed samples of Products and served cookies to the scouts. Atter.:Ung besides those named were Jyl Beaver ,Sonya Ohlinger, Donna Blevins, Debbie Chuck, Susan Powers, S.rbln Anlhony, and Veaida Glllbs. w w FLAT TONE SJ.19 ALKYD FLAT . got. SEMI LUSTRE$ ALKYD SATIN · vol. 8· JUNIOR TROOP 5 A HALLOWEEN PARTY was planned for Thuradl;! at 8 p.m. at the Middleport scout house when Troop 5 met at the home of Mrs. Richard Vaughan, leader. Committees tor the pa.rty were Jppolnted and include Melody Skqgs, apple bobbins; Tarot Hoffman, marshmallow game, and Krista Morris, balloon game. An investiture and rededication ceremony will planned for Nov. 7, with a court of awards to be held during the third week of November. Meltma Humphrey and Lisa HeraJd were welcomed as new members of the troop. otrlc::ers elected were Marilee Cauell, secretary; and Sheryl Adams, treasurer. Auistant patrol leaders elected were Sheryl Wood, Patrol!; Cindy Glaze, Patrol. 2, and Teml Hottman, Patrol 3. FOR INTERIOR WALLS AND WOODWORK GIVES EXTRA GOOD COVERAGE ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER Pel. Mr. IBor . . C111 Ill c-. 11m.-.. H. C:loooho MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-5611 c.r.t.•• o. Jtet, POMEROY TROOP 61 GIF'I'S FOR THE CHILDREN at the Hoi Due Anh Orphange ln Vietnam wU.I be provided by members or PomeroyTrocp 61, according to plans made at a meeting of the trtq~ Wednesday at the home or Mrs. Don Thomas, leader. The girls decided to take on individull projects and jobs to earn money with which to buy jwnp ropes, balls, games, and candy to be sent w S. Sgt. Thorne Cottrill for delherylo lho orphanage. The project was inspired by 1 tape recordirw played at the -Ung. Sgt. CottrUI mode the ll;pe when he dell vered loy a made by the scout tr()(C) to the orphanage lut spril'l&. About 400 chUdren re~de· there. Pictures Laken at the time of the delivery were displl,yed at tho meeting. The scout t::tooJ) has been requested to serve as escorts at a erave marking of a Civil War veteran to take plaee Surday at Mound Cemetery near Chester. The veteran ts an ancester of Mrs. J. £d.. ward Foster, grandmother of Jill Cottrill, 1 member ot the troop. Work on a Chrisunu project, 1 requirement for the needlecraft badge, was continued during the meeting. THURIDAY WOMEN'S A!OOCIA TION, Mid· dleport First Uni!IMI PresbyterIan Church, 7:30 Thlrada:t nig!!t at the church; Mrs. Tom R u e, program; Mrs. Jessie ~mak­ er devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. Wtlltam Morris, Mrs. Richard Owens, Mrs. Plumber Beeson, Mrs. Garen Stansbury, and Mrs. Joe Batley. .... FREE CLOTHING Da:t, Salvatloo Army HQ., 10 a.m. ThursdaY, 115 Butten.ut Ave. , Pomp eroy . FRIDAY FUN AND FOOD carnival Frlda.v beginning 5 p.m.. Letart Falls school, sponsored by PTA; aoup, chnt, sandwiches, desserts, run booths. Wendell Stutler, the yooth will take charge of the morning wor· ship service on Nov. 17. An installation service ror the officers was plamed ror the Nov. 17 meeting with parents to be guests. It was decided to attend church in a group Surliay nigtlt following 1he UMYF meeting. .. HOf'l are Your Ears'?" was the program topic presented by Sandy Winebrenner. Taklngputa were Breo:la Hues, Kevin Stut. ler, John Ritehart, Robbie Ord, and Debbie Norris. Mrs. Karl IS Kloes, counselor, conducted 1 Bible quiz with Jeanie Sisson's team whmlnjr. Miss Ord preakled at the bustSYRACUSE - :Mrs. Franklin ness meeting. Officers' reports Hendrix recently entertained with were given by Ruth Winebremer. a blrthda,y par!y for her daughThe gr<q) voted to save bottle ter, Barbara, in obserw.nce of capa as one of their money mak-her fDurth blrthda,y. Ing projects. A decorated cake and other Bible tlc-tac-toe was pla)led SYRACUSE- A sUll>rlso blrthrefreslunents were served to dlj' party wao held fe< Mrs. follow!rv the meeting. Mrs. Donald James and seven Sadie Smith of Hulford by her children of Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. children 1M other relatives at David Smith llld two children, Mrs. Smith's home Oct. 18. Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. FrankA highlight or the part;)> was lin Imboden and sixehUdren, Mr. the receiving of a dozenpinkcar· and Mrs. Malcolm Guinther llld natl0118 from her son, Harry Joe, SYRACUSE - Members of the two children, and Mr. and Mrs. In Vtelnlm. HostiDg the party local Volunteer Fire Department Troy Zwilling, all locaL Barbara were her three daughters, Be~ held a fish fry with the auxiliary received many lovely gifts. James, Cllttoni Phyllis Hellirlx ladies 11 gueata at the meetl~ and Dcxn. Jean Guinther, local. howoo at Municipal Park WednesSh! was presented with a beauti- day nlglo4 OcL 2&. ful clecorata:l cake withtheword& Firemen atterlitng were NorWoll For~ '"IJQy Birthday Mom' ' on it. man Hendrix, fllobert 0\lpman, Spodol Doy Troy Zwilling, Orlo Hubbord, Attedng were Mrs. Edwin To Sond Herman London, Eber Plekens, Burge and two children and Mrs. flowers - They Georae Burge, MUiwood, w. va.. Denver Parsons, David Parsons Bring Joy ~ny Mr. IJid Mrs. Robert Smith IJid and Honorary Firemen Rlehud The retreat at Camp Francis Asbury to be held this weekerd was discussed and plans made lor six members to attend when tho United Methodlsl Yoolh Fellowship of the Asbury Church li ~ :-,yracuse met Swlday night. Going O'mt the Syracuse group will be Dtuo Holstein, Slndy Sisson, Mary Ferrell, and [)eb.. bie Norris. At the request of the ReY. . 57 Participate in Party Held by Local Radio Club Birthday Party Mrs. Smifh Btight idea for modern Given Daughter I Given Surprise Birfhday Parfy Auxiliary Ladies Guests at Fish Fry .. w living! DON'T four children. PL Pleasant; Mr. Duckworth. llld Mrs. llovld Smlth ~ and IWO AuXllllry ladles there were Machllclren, Middleport; Sbella, bel Pickena, Aanes White, Jean Staron, CiiKI,y, Susie, LaUI'I., Bet- Hall, Janice Lawson, Sylvia ty Jo and Bobby James, Clif- Zwilling, M,yla lludsoo and ~ Ada torli Mrs. Harry Joe Smith, New Slack. Several were umble to at,.. Haven; Frances Gibbs, Lirllaalll tend. Paulette, Hartford; Barbara Hendrix, Malcolm D and Juanlll Guinther, Darlene and Cecil Jr. Duncan, and Mr. and Mrs. Troy ZwllliDg, local. SYRACUSE - 'lbere were 57 ,.,...,. at the HaD- party lifi'Oil"by the Tti-Councy CIUzons Bud Rldio Club Thuradl;! nigh~ Oc:t. 24, at the home of Mr. llld · Mro. Brooks Edwards of Ma11011. Prizes were awarded the coa111111111 chlldreu, with tho prettiest going w Todd Grinstead, Who was dressed as a bride; Paul Wa,yne Hollinger, for tile uatleot; moat original Rose Mary Hubbard; scarteat wTeressa DWon, llld w adults, pretUelt, Grace Holsinger; flmlest, Ne!Ue Hemsley, anduslleot,Fanale Kearns. Tho balloon and bubble sum ponos llld bobbing for &JIPlos llld a llah pood were enJoyed. Two e&ko walks were held and WUI by R. E. Workman and Greg Jo1moot, llld the door prize went "' EmU Eynon. Refreshments Time • • . DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 M. 2nd ~vo . 992-5560 MIDDL EPDRT, 0. of Jacksonville, FlL, are IJioo nouoeiJW the birth of a 11011, Freddie Dean Cline, D, bora Monola,y, Oct 21 at the U.S. N.. Hoapllal, Cocll Field, Jack- - .''· .....Wo. 2-Hour DIY OEUIING SIIVICI !UPON REQUUn tl •• lft:Jftl Officers Elected By Senior Youth 8th Birfhday Is Celebrafed Doug Hemsoey, Rlcnard D u e kwortb, Agnes White, all local. Mr. llld Mrs. Max HUJ; <If Raclne were wel c:omecl Into the cl.., asnewmernbers. Mrs. White llld Mr. Duck..,rth, presented eaeh ddld a large camtf sucker. The next mooting will be at the regular time In the meeting room ewer the garageattltehome oC Mrs. Wllltellld Mr. Dudnl01 Uo at 7:30p.m. ' The eighth birthday of Mary Mora waa observed Wllh-e.party at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, Chester Road, Saturd~. Prizes were awarded to each or the children In a series of gatnea. There was a fish pond and pony rides for the childrel\ Pictures were taken as the honoree blew out the candles on her birthda,y cake while the guests sang birthday songs. A pink color s~heme was car· ried out in the party deconEmisrante who ar- , .. tlons. Assorted candles and party rived from the Eut •' ·@ · · t·t : thil hiatoric Lowell De· 1 blowouts were given 111 ravon. pot to bomNteed Ne· AtteMing were Becky WiOOon, braaka Prairiel rode in t • · ::- Karen Fie](. Elaine Cale, Laura the eame carw that the bufl'alo bidet and nnte catU.e Jean Eichinger, Terrie Bahr, were 8hipped out to the Eut. Sherl 1 Dilne and Becky Epple, The Depot hq been uved tor Todd Rawll~s, Donald Eichinpoaterity by one Individual , ger, Jl.mrny Steele, Kevin But:kHarold W~ . who built Pioneer Villaae at Minden, in aouth cen- ley, Bruce Myers, David Clrp&nter, aQ:! Mark. Mora. tral f4ebraalr.&. ed by the hoSiess, Helen Dlddle, to Mrs. Harris, Agnes White, Naomi London, Mrs. Winebrenner and Mrs . Cottrill. The Rev. Stebbins was a guest. Mrs. Did dle used the Halloween theme in her serving. Mr. F.ddy Schedule Mr. Eddy Educator's schedule the rest of thia week is: TODAY Eastern, 9 - 11. Chester, 11:45- 2:15. Keno, 2:30. 3:15. Chester (Rldenour)1 3:30 • 5. Tqppers Plains, 5:30 • 7. OCT. 30 salem Center, 10 - l2:30. Washington, 1:30 - 2. Sew Up vERY MERRY GIFTS "-"i~; t:lltc with lite personal loud! carry a special ;:: sentlrr1ent at Christmas. Sew up surprises for lite tree .. .we've everything you nee4. Wide Selection Holiday Fabflcs SINGER SALE-A-THON SAYINGSI Touch 'n Sew ond Cab· inet Models On Sal • . Al1o S•bstontlol Sa•· ing1 on All Singer Modolo. THE FABRIC SHOP Singer Sole, & Service & McColls Pattem• 115 W. SECOND POMEROY, 0 992-2384 Ray, 2:15 - 3. Byer, 3:15 - 3:45. Coalton, 4:15 • 5:45. Glenroy, 6- 7. NOV. 1 Rlverview 1 9- 10:15. Reedsville, 10:30 - 11:30. Long Bottom, 12:15 - 1:15. Portland , 1:35 - 2:15. Great Berd, 2:30 - 3. Apple Grove, 3:15 - 3: 45. Antiquity, 4 - 4:30. 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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ring and Mr. and Mrs. Lewio Dunlap of carrollton, and Mrs. Gerald Marr, Donna, DarreU, Darla alii Darin of New Haven. W. VL, were Sunday visitors or Mrs. Betty Cline. Mrs. David Entlmlnger r~ turned SuRI.Iy alter a two week visit in Urbana with Mrs. Robert McKnight. In Trotwood witb Mrs . Kim Yost, and in Grove-port with Mr. and Mrs. Welklell Miller. carol King, stOOent at Ohio Uni Yersit,y, 9Pent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kln&Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mra. Forrest Bachtel spent the weekend In Akron. Mrs. Reynolds visited Mr. and Mrs. William Bland and daughters and other relatives. Mra, Bachtel was the guest of Mr . aDI.f Mrs. Harold Bachtel. Mrs. Reynolds also atterlied the District 1 meetirw: or the Daughters of Union Veterans or the CivU War at MassilloiL Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett and son. Steven ao:l Chuck, of and eldldran, Mr . ...t Mro. StanlilY Jolmaoo OIMI eldldron, Mr , and Mro. EmU E)onon, Mr. IJid Mro. Delmls E7non of Racine, llld Mr. llld Mrs. Larcy Hub.,.,... and chDdren, Mr. llld Mro. Ashland Metered Gas Mr. llld Mrs. Freddie Cllno ' Miss Grace McGrath, Miss Mary Maghten and Mrs, Ann Maghten Tate 1 all of Columbus were Friday overnight guests of Mr .. and Mrs. Patrick Loch· ary. They were joined ror dinner Friday night by Mro. 0. P. Klein. On Saturday, Mrs. LochSYRACUSE - Plans we r e ary joined the Columbus women made to serve the amual elecror Ohio University homecomtion da.Y dinner when the &aning festl vi ties. shine Makers Class or the First Mr. ard Mrs. Chester Knight United Presbyterian Church met spent the weekend at Caledonia in the church annex. visiti~ their son and daughter, The meeting was conducted Mr. and Mrs. Terry Knight, and by Margaret CoUrtll, a c II n g son. president. Devotions were read by Helen Harris, rollowed with prayer by the Rev. Unson H, stebbins. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and accepted. Dues were _paid and a rree will oflering taken. The class agreed Officers were elected at Sun- to make a donation of $20 today night's meeting or the senior ward the p.~chase or a neW rurMethodist Yooth Fellowship of nace for the churc::h . Proceeds the Forest Run United Metho-- rrom the eleetton day dinner will also go tnto the furnace dist Church. fund . Elected were Annette Warrter, There will he a family night president; Grace Hysell, vice dinner in the ei:JJrch anpotluck president; Barbara South, sec· nex preceding Thank.sgtvtng, the retary; Corulie Warner, asslstant date to be IDIIOUileed. The meat secretary; Roma Nease, treasurer; and Jill Warner , usist- will be rurntshed by lhe class. ant treasurer. John Grueser wa s All members of the church and named reporter for the group, their families are invited. Margaret WinebreMer r ead COmmlttees &pJ)Ointed Include from the book, ••What the Bible Dan, Roger and David Nease , Is all Abooll," by Billy Grarecreation; 100 Teresa Gooch , Cindy Gooch, and Grace Hysell, ham, followed by group discusrefreatunents. A Bible quiz and sion. During the social hour delicgimes concluded the meeting. Ious refreshments were serv· Refruhmenta ot sandwiches, potato chips, donrts and elder were enJoyed dlrlng the 110<lal hour. Tho next meelinl will be at the home ot. Mrs. Teresa Collins, wltll Mrs. Janice Young oo-bostess. - · Edwards llld d111dren, Muon: Mr. llld Mra. P a u I Pierce llld """ Randy, Millerovlllei Mr. and Mrs. Max HW, Mr. llld Mrs. JUnior Hollinger Birth of 1sI Son ·~ 88J'Ved. Ewing. gift. Mr. and Mro. Robert Turnor and children of North Robinson wen weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mra. Joe Turner. Mrs. Robert Cn.i1 has returned from Rochester, Minn. , where llld Mrs. Larry flowtrL Thty wont oapoetall)' to aao lllrL Katltorn Roush Smllb, a oUfllcal pao lien! at Mount carmolllolpiiiL Mr. 1111 Nn. Harry Chelher, MrL Ann Thomas, MrL .JOOn Lyons, Mr. and Mra. RGbtrtKlrw:, and Mr, and MrL William King of Evangeline Chaptor, Order of the Eastern star, and MrL WUIIam WOOdard of P110oroy Chllpter 186, attended tlte anDUI1 al!lolon of the Grand Chapter of Ohio h•ld In ClnciiUlltL AIPIOI Willie, to Mr. and M r s. a.J Mulford of Le!Mt, W. Va.: Mr. aod Mrs. Dick Grlnatoadllld ohlldnll, Jolon llld Jean Mortan, and Charles Beasley, Now HaYtllf Mr. and Mrs. John Kearns and eblldron llld Billy James, of Harlford; Mr. llld Mrs. KOIIQI' Dillon llld chDdren, James Pauley, Mr. llld Mrs. R. E. Workman llld Mr. IJid M r s. Couple Announcing The baby welglled five poundo, · 13 ounees. Mr. and Mro. Cline bave three da"Khters. Klm, DeDI LyM, IJid Deam& Mrs. Betty Cline of Mlddloport llld Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hill at Bucktannon, W, VL, are tho ~s. CUno luchlof aechanlca mate with the Na-yy ataU- at Cecil Field. were foiiOII!ng table graee given by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dougl~s and Mr. and Mr.s. Gerald Shuster spent the weekend at Lexington visldng Mr. ao:l Mrs. Edgar norian and son, Bret, and In Mansfield with Mr. and Mrs. Raymood Martin. While there they visited the Kenwood Gardens. Mrs. Phil WWiamson spent the weekend in Akron with her brothers, George and Charles the Young Wives' Club was held recently at the home ot Mrs. Chlorla Gatl, &lmner ROMI. The home waa beautlCUIJy dee orated with orange and black lltrearners and Halloween fixture8. Memben came in masquerade and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Joy eo Rlkhle fe< tho mrnrt original, Mrs. Gay Amr Burke le< the ugliest, and Mn. Chloris Gaul for the prettiest. Packages for Meigs Coonty servicemen in Vietnam were labeled llld given to Mrs. Gaul lor moOing. Tho dub recol>ed a car<! of thank11 rrom the Red Croaa for a recent donation. Also, tht1 table temts set arrived tor the dub 11 a result of selling the aehool record books. Mra. Joyce Ritchie was presented a hospital WorWngton wereweekendguelltl his parents, Mr. anct Mrs. Charles Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Belcher or Charleston, W, VL, visited over the weekerli with her brother·in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner and son, Stevie. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, Becky and Kenny, Chrlati arxl. Kevin Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keuinger were Sunday visitors in Columbus with Mr. ot Frilifllrt Wuber wllb &-Pesltlol Fl~rlc S.llt:llr Just dial the f1brlc-w1sh temperature, aaitatlon, rln~e t1mperature, spin speed are ell set automatically • 2-Positlon Cold '229.95 Ashland LP-Ga~ '. 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IDidlfteed A flmlly di~~~tr wu planned for W-I<IIJ alWDOClll at lbe for 8 p.m; oo Ncrt. 25 at the ,_Ill Uni!IMI M - I l ' dllrch. Mrs. Gl~ !Hloa utendCiolrdl lllrlnJ a meelinl of tho ed thallka w tho 11"1"'1' lor aaJ..ydla Clrele Mondl.y alibi. II otance at the ordlnatlcm dlnlllla J..ydla D>erobach will be 1101" ~ nlsht. llld oopoclally pr<>ll"&m loader for the oluoerv- w Mrs. Dcnmle llld Mrs. W !l- \lllllol oenloe waa ance. Plans were fUrthered to'r the eomblned ooup aelo llld bllUI' to be held at the eturc:h oo Ncrt. 5 with Mrs. Ja:t War1101" aod Mra. Kermit Walton tn eharge of the bazaar. Mn. Roy Reuter and Mrs. Ted Jlown. lo were appointed talophono chalrmen. Mrs. Walton was named chairman ot 1 dtMer to be served to 11oe Pomeroy Lions Club. Proceedl will go towards the ways and meanJ project of remode1 - Costume Uam Sntnl. Meelinl _,ad with tho read1Dg 0( '~Rule• for Daib' LHe" by Mrs. HUes. Mro. Rlehard Rupe presented the program •'Selthood in Contemporary FUrno" taken from tho W.S.C.S. program book. , Refreshments were served b~ Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken and Mrs. John Werry to thole nam-' ed llld Mlas Myrtis Parker and Mra. Jack Carsey. Prizes Awarded costume prizes were award- to Michael Powers and Jlnuro)' ed at the annual Halloween par- Holman, gold arrows, and Pow1Y of Middleport CUb S<out Pack ers, two, Holman, Dick Owen, 244, Monday nlgbt at the Mid- Marc Fultz, Tim Thoma11, Tim dleport Firat United Preilbyter- Scites, and George ~wart, silver arrows. Jan Church. Announced was a meeting of Mra. Marcus Chambers, Roball den mothers to be held at ert Parker and Mrs. Paul Caael 10 a. m. Friday at the home of were )ldgea for the contest. WinMrs. Richard Owen. Scttes will ners were Mark Gilkey, the pretcooter with the den mothers on tiest; Mickey Davenport, ugliest; organization of a new den. Marc Fults, most originalj and Donuts and Kooi-Aid were serScott Fralel', the funniest. ved by the den mothers, Mrs. About 75 scouts and their parLowell Beaver, Mrs . George Mil• ents, including 10 newly regler, Den 2; Ml's. Owen and Mrll. .: IBtered cubs, attended. J o h n Normlln Yeauger, Den 4:, and ! Fultz presided in the absence of Mrs. Wallace Powers and Mrs. ~ Kemeth Sdtes, cub master. Ernie Fraser, Den 8. ~ Mrs. Scttea presented awards . . • ~ : : ;, • Six Youth to Attend Camp w.;,, of: ' '· FALSE TEETH . TUES>AY Stlpplna or lnttatljq? 'MEIGS COUNTY Rl!lllbiiCIII women's Club, 7:30 at Re- p.m. ' publican heodlllarters. Refreahmonto wbe aorved. PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chljller 186, order of Eaotorn star dlrmer Tueadl;!, 8:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Pall matrano of Middleport be gueJts. Pomeroy members take prizThe "$urfey wjth Lhe Jo'rinl{e es. on the Top" wBA re.ponaible for ROCK SPRINGS BetiA>r Health lhe pneumatic "" -.. Club, 7 :SO TUeada:t nlltht. home tire. The tirea fi'!'t · · .-~ -' of Mrs. Maxine ArnOldi secret air-inflated ap)?eared on . pals will be revealed. thu four- . POMEROY "WOMEN'S Chrll- wheeled vehicle · · .· tlan Tt9rnJ)Branc:e Union. 2 p.m. in 1895. The TUoadl;!, Pomeroy Uni!IMI Meth- tire manufacturer doubLed that there would ever be enough deodist Chllreh. mand for the horseleM carriage GOP RALLY, Ma""' Cll,y Hall to warrant the coSt of dies, 80 he Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. i B r e r r y rt~fuaed l.o make the first air in· ft11ted U.ree for the horselet18 ca rJones, House mlnoriQ' leader 1 rial(e until the dies were paid for. guest speaker. Meet the count;y For the complele display of the chAnKes that made tran11porla· candidates, Refreshments. tion histury, a visit to the Harold WEilNESDAY Warp Piontrer Village al Minden, MIDDLEPORT LITERARY In &outh t->entn.l Nebraska is a Club, 2 p.m. Wedneoda:t, home musl. of Miu Bess Sailbom. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:30 Wednesda.Y night at the home of Mrs. Hiram Fisher; Mrs. Paul Fisher, eo-hostess, tor a "come as you are" parV. DemODitrations on hair care and makeup application were given rer memblra of Middleport C-adette Troop 185 at lola's Beaut)' Salon. Pomeroy. The girls were Instructed on ualrw halr rollers. NIDt:Y Buskirk and Margie Wamsley served u models lor hlir styling, and Amy Hamm was the model tor cosmetic application. There was a question alii answer period or hair a.nd skin care, incl Mrs. loll Bartram, owner of the ahq), distributed samples of Products and served cookies to the scouts. Atter.:Ung besides those named were Jyl Beaver ,Sonya Ohlinger, Donna Blevins, Debbie Chuck, Susan Powers, S.rbln Anlhony, and Veaida Glllbs. w w FLAT TONE SJ.19 ALKYD FLAT . got. SEMI LUSTRE$ ALKYD SATIN · vol. 8· JUNIOR TROOP 5 A HALLOWEEN PARTY was planned for Thuradl;! at 8 p.m. at the Middleport scout house when Troop 5 met at the home of Mrs. Richard Vaughan, leader. Committees tor the pa.rty were Jppolnted and include Melody Skqgs, apple bobbins; Tarot Hoffman, marshmallow game, and Krista Morris, balloon game. An investiture and rededication ceremony will planned for Nov. 7, with a court of awards to be held during the third week of November. Meltma Humphrey and Lisa HeraJd were welcomed as new members of the troop. otrlc::ers elected were Marilee Cauell, secretary; and Sheryl Adams, treasurer. Auistant patrol leaders elected were Sheryl Wood, Patrol!; Cindy Glaze, Patrol. 2, and Teml Hottman, Patrol 3. FOR INTERIOR WALLS AND WOODWORK GIVES EXTRA GOOD COVERAGE ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER Pel. Mr. IBor . . C111 Ill c-. 11m.-.. H. C:loooho MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-5611 c.r.t.•• o. Jtet, POMEROY TROOP 61 GIF'I'S FOR THE CHILDREN at the Hoi Due Anh Orphange ln Vietnam wU.I be provided by members or PomeroyTrocp 61, according to plans made at a meeting of the trtq~ Wednesday at the home or Mrs. Don Thomas, leader. The girls decided to take on individull projects and jobs to earn money with which to buy jwnp ropes, balls, games, and candy to be sent w S. Sgt. Thorne Cottrill for delherylo lho orphanage. The project was inspired by 1 tape recordirw played at the -Ung. Sgt. CottrUI mode the ll;pe when he dell vered loy a made by the scout tr()(C) to the orphanage lut spril'l&. About 400 chUdren re~de· there. Pictures Laken at the time of the delivery were displl,yed at tho meeting. The scout t::tooJ) has been requested to serve as escorts at a erave marking of a Civil War veteran to take plaee Surday at Mound Cemetery near Chester. The veteran ts an ancester of Mrs. J. £d.. ward Foster, grandmother of Jill Cottrill, 1 member ot the troop. Work on a Chrisunu project, 1 requirement for the needlecraft badge, was continued during the meeting. THURIDAY WOMEN'S A!OOCIA TION, Mid· dleport First Uni!IMI PresbyterIan Church, 7:30 Thlrada:t nig!!t at the church; Mrs. Tom R u e, program; Mrs. Jessie ~mak­ er devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. Wtlltam Morris, Mrs. Richard Owens, Mrs. Plumber Beeson, Mrs. Garen Stansbury, and Mrs. Joe Batley. .... FREE CLOTHING Da:t, Salvatloo Army HQ., 10 a.m. ThursdaY, 115 Butten.ut Ave. , Pomp eroy . FRIDAY FUN AND FOOD carnival Frlda.v beginning 5 p.m.. Letart Falls school, sponsored by PTA; aoup, chnt, sandwiches, desserts, run booths. Wendell Stutler, the yooth will take charge of the morning wor· ship service on Nov. 17. An installation service ror the officers was plamed ror the Nov. 17 meeting with parents to be guests. It was decided to attend church in a group Surliay nigtlt following 1he UMYF meeting. .. HOf'l are Your Ears'?" was the program topic presented by Sandy Winebrenner. Taklngputa were Breo:la Hues, Kevin Stut. ler, John Ritehart, Robbie Ord, and Debbie Norris. Mrs. Karl IS Kloes, counselor, conducted 1 Bible quiz with Jeanie Sisson's team whmlnjr. Miss Ord preakled at the bustSYRACUSE - :Mrs. Franklin ness meeting. Officers' reports Hendrix recently entertained with were given by Ruth Winebremer. a blrthda,y par!y for her daughThe gr<q) voted to save bottle ter, Barbara, in obserw.nce of capa as one of their money mak-her fDurth blrthda,y. Ing projects. A decorated cake and other Bible tlc-tac-toe was pla)led SYRACUSE- A sUll>rlso blrthrefreslunents were served to dlj' party wao held fe< Mrs. follow!rv the meeting. Mrs. Donald James and seven Sadie Smith of Hulford by her children of Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. children 1M other relatives at David Smith llld two children, Mrs. Smith's home Oct. 18. Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. FrankA highlight or the part;)> was lin Imboden and sixehUdren, Mr. the receiving of a dozenpinkcar· and Mrs. Malcolm Guinther llld natl0118 from her son, Harry Joe, SYRACUSE - Members of the two children, and Mr. and Mrs. In Vtelnlm. HostiDg the party local Volunteer Fire Department Troy Zwilling, all locaL Barbara were her three daughters, Be~ held a fish fry with the auxiliary received many lovely gifts. James, Cllttoni Phyllis Hellirlx ladies 11 gueata at the meetl~ and Dcxn. Jean Guinther, local. howoo at Municipal Park WednesSh! was presented with a beauti- day nlglo4 OcL 2&. ful clecorata:l cake withtheword& Firemen atterlitng were NorWoll For~ '"IJQy Birthday Mom' ' on it. man Hendrix, fllobert 0\lpman, Spodol Doy Troy Zwilling, Orlo Hubbord, Attedng were Mrs. Edwin To Sond Herman London, Eber Plekens, Burge and two children and Mrs. flowers - They Georae Burge, MUiwood, w. va.. Denver Parsons, David Parsons Bring Joy ~ny Mr. IJid Mrs. Robert Smith IJid and Honorary Firemen Rlehud The retreat at Camp Francis Asbury to be held this weekerd was discussed and plans made lor six members to attend when tho United Methodlsl Yoolh Fellowship of the Asbury Church li ~ :-,yracuse met Swlday night. Going O'mt the Syracuse group will be Dtuo Holstein, Slndy Sisson, Mary Ferrell, and [)eb.. bie Norris. At the request of the ReY. . 57 Participate in Party Held by Local Radio Club Birthday Party Mrs. Smifh Btight idea for modern Given Daughter I Given Surprise Birfhday Parfy Auxiliary Ladies Guests at Fish Fry .. w living! DON'T four children. PL Pleasant; Mr. Duckworth. llld Mrs. llovld Smlth ~ and IWO AuXllllry ladles there were Machllclren, Middleport; Sbella, bel Pickena, Aanes White, Jean Staron, CiiKI,y, Susie, LaUI'I., Bet- Hall, Janice Lawson, Sylvia ty Jo and Bobby James, Clif- Zwilling, M,yla lludsoo and ~ Ada torli Mrs. Harry Joe Smith, New Slack. Several were umble to at,.. Haven; Frances Gibbs, Lirllaalll tend. Paulette, Hartford; Barbara Hendrix, Malcolm D and Juanlll Guinther, Darlene and Cecil Jr. Duncan, and Mr. and Mrs. Troy ZwllliDg, local. SYRACUSE - 'lbere were 57 ,.,...,. at the HaD- party lifi'Oil"by the Tti-Councy CIUzons Bud Rldio Club Thuradl;! nigh~ Oc:t. 24, at the home of Mr. llld · Mro. Brooks Edwards of Ma11011. Prizes were awarded the coa111111111 chlldreu, with tho prettiest going w Todd Grinstead, Who was dressed as a bride; Paul Wa,yne Hollinger, for tile uatleot; moat original Rose Mary Hubbard; scarteat wTeressa DWon, llld w adults, pretUelt, Grace Holsinger; flmlest, Ne!Ue Hemsley, anduslleot,Fanale Kearns. Tho balloon and bubble sum ponos llld bobbing for &JIPlos llld a llah pood were enJoyed. Two e&ko walks were held and WUI by R. E. Workman and Greg Jo1moot, llld the door prize went "' EmU Eynon. Refreshments Time • • . DUDLEY'S FLORIST 59 M. 2nd ~vo . 992-5560 MIDDL EPDRT, 0. of Jacksonville, FlL, are IJioo nouoeiJW the birth of a 11011, Freddie Dean Cline, D, bora Monola,y, Oct 21 at the U.S. N.. Hoapllal, Cocll Field, Jack- - .''· .....Wo. 2-Hour DIY OEUIING SIIVICI !UPON REQUUn tl •• lft:Jftl Officers Elected By Senior Youth 8th Birfhday Is Celebrafed Doug Hemsoey, Rlcnard D u e kwortb, Agnes White, all local. Mr. llld Mrs. Max HUJ; <If Raclne were wel c:omecl Into the cl.., asnewmernbers. Mrs. White llld Mr. Duck..,rth, presented eaeh ddld a large camtf sucker. The next mooting will be at the regular time In the meeting room ewer the garageattltehome oC Mrs. Wllltellld Mr. Dudnl01 Uo at 7:30p.m. ' The eighth birthday of Mary Mora waa observed Wllh-e.party at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, Chester Road, Saturd~. Prizes were awarded to each or the children In a series of gatnea. There was a fish pond and pony rides for the childrel\ Pictures were taken as the honoree blew out the candles on her birthda,y cake while the guests sang birthday songs. A pink color s~heme was car· ried out in the party deconEmisrante who ar- , .. tlons. Assorted candles and party rived from the Eut •' ·@ · · t·t : thil hiatoric Lowell De· 1 blowouts were given 111 ravon. pot to bomNteed Ne· AtteMing were Becky WiOOon, braaka Prairiel rode in t • · ::- Karen Fie](. Elaine Cale, Laura the eame carw that the bufl'alo bidet and nnte catU.e Jean Eichinger, Terrie Bahr, were 8hipped out to the Eut. Sherl 1 Dilne and Becky Epple, The Depot hq been uved tor Todd Rawll~s, Donald Eichinpoaterity by one Individual , ger, Jl.mrny Steele, Kevin But:kHarold W~ . who built Pioneer Villaae at Minden, in aouth cen- ley, Bruce Myers, David Clrp&nter, aQ:! Mark. Mora. tral f4ebraalr.&. ed by the hoSiess, Helen Dlddle, to Mrs. Harris, Agnes White, Naomi London, Mrs. Winebrenner and Mrs . Cottrill. The Rev. Stebbins was a guest. Mrs. Did dle used the Halloween theme in her serving. Mr. F.ddy Schedule Mr. Eddy Educator's schedule the rest of thia week is: TODAY Eastern, 9 - 11. Chester, 11:45- 2:15. Keno, 2:30. 3:15. Chester (Rldenour)1 3:30 • 5. Tqppers Plains, 5:30 • 7. OCT. 30 salem Center, 10 - l2:30. Washington, 1:30 - 2. Sew Up vERY MERRY GIFTS "-"i~; t:lltc with lite personal loud! carry a special ;:: sentlrr1ent at Christmas. Sew up surprises for lite tree .. .we've everything you nee4. Wide Selection Holiday Fabflcs SINGER SALE-A-THON SAYINGSI Touch 'n Sew ond Cab· inet Models On Sal • . Al1o S•bstontlol Sa•· ing1 on All Singer Modolo. THE FABRIC SHOP Singer Sole, & Service & McColls Pattem• 115 W. SECOND POMEROY, 0 992-2384 Ray, 2:15 - 3. Byer, 3:15 - 3:45. Coalton, 4:15 • 5:45. Glenroy, 6- 7. NOV. 1 Rlverview 1 9- 10:15. Reedsville, 10:30 - 11:30. Long Bottom, 12:15 - 1:15. Portland , 1:35 - 2:15. Great Berd, 2:30 - 3. Apple Grove, 3:15 - 3: 45. Antiquity, 4 - 4:30. Ra cine Bank, 4:45 - 6:30. Syracuse P.0. 1 6:45 • 8:15. Best Price Yet! Special Selling On At First Come, First Served Baslsl LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Why not get the best••. Hi BROWS COLOR TV'S LARGEST PICTURE, SUMMED INTO BEAUTIFULLY COMPACT CABINETRY.. . NEW 1969 STRAP LOAFER B-W Width THE SHOE BOX Where Shoe' Are S.naihly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0 . GIANT RECTANGULAR 2t5 tq . ln. pktunl ELECT ltrl E. ......... . The clean , blue flame of a modern energy fuel is at your servic~e. Now is the time to put Ashland LP-Gas to wor~ in your home- and live better. Burns hotter than competitive fuels, giving yo~ tnore heat for your money. And it 's so convenient! Use clean-burning Ashland LP-Gas for cooking, heating and clothes drying. m ,• Church Class of Syracuse To Serve Election Dinner she was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Allen BrCMn while recelv· lor out • patient treabnent ot Mayo Clinic for a back a11ment. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ring and Mr. and Mrs. Lewio Dunlap of carrollton, and Mrs. Gerald Marr, Donna, DarreU, Darla alii Darin of New Haven. W. VL, were Sunday visitors or Mrs. Betty Cline. Mrs. David Entlmlnger r~ turned SuRI.Iy alter a two week visit in Urbana with Mrs. Robert McKnight. In Trotwood witb Mrs . Kim Yost, and in Grove-port with Mr. and Mrs. Welklell Miller. carol King, stOOent at Ohio Uni Yersit,y, 9Pent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kln&Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mra. Forrest Bachtel spent the weekend In Akron. Mrs. Reynolds visited Mr. and Mrs. William Bland and daughters and other relatives. Mra, Bachtel was the guest of Mr . aDI.f Mrs. Harold Bachtel. Mrs. Reynolds also atterlied the District 1 meetirw: or the Daughters of Union Veterans or the CivU War at MassilloiL Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett and son. Steven ao:l Chuck, of and eldldran, Mr . ...t Mro. StanlilY Jolmaoo OIMI eldldron, Mr , and Mro. EmU E)onon, Mr. IJid Mro. Delmls E7non of Racine, llld Mr. llld Mrs. Larcy Hub.,.,... and chDdren, Mr. llld Mro. Ashland Metered Gas Mr. llld Mrs. Freddie Cllno ' Miss Grace McGrath, Miss Mary Maghten and Mrs, Ann Maghten Tate 1 all of Columbus were Friday overnight guests of Mr .. and Mrs. Patrick Loch· ary. They were joined ror dinner Friday night by Mro. 0. P. Klein. On Saturday, Mrs. LochSYRACUSE - Plans we r e ary joined the Columbus women made to serve the amual elecror Ohio University homecomtion da.Y dinner when the &aning festl vi ties. shine Makers Class or the First Mr. ard Mrs. Chester Knight United Presbyterian Church met spent the weekend at Caledonia in the church annex. visiti~ their son and daughter, The meeting was conducted Mr. and Mrs. Terry Knight, and by Margaret CoUrtll, a c II n g son. president. Devotions were read by Helen Harris, rollowed with prayer by the Rev. Unson H, stebbins. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and accepted. Dues were _paid and a rree will oflering taken. The class agreed Officers were elected at Sun- to make a donation of $20 today night's meeting or the senior ward the p.~chase or a neW rurMethodist Yooth Fellowship of nace for the churc::h . Proceeds the Forest Run United Metho-- rrom the eleetton day dinner will also go tnto the furnace dist Church. fund . Elected were Annette Warrter, There will he a family night president; Grace Hysell, vice dinner in the ei:JJrch anpotluck president; Barbara South, sec· nex preceding Thank.sgtvtng, the retary; Corulie Warner, asslstant date to be IDIIOUileed. The meat secretary; Roma Nease, treasurer; and Jill Warner , usist- will be rurntshed by lhe class. ant treasurer. John Grueser wa s All members of the church and named reporter for the group, their families are invited. Margaret WinebreMer r ead COmmlttees &pJ)Ointed Include from the book, ••What the Bible Dan, Roger and David Nease , Is all Abooll," by Billy Grarecreation; 100 Teresa Gooch , Cindy Gooch, and Grace Hysell, ham, followed by group discusrefreatunents. A Bible quiz and sion. During the social hour delicgimes concluded the meeting. Ious refreshments were serv· Refruhmenta ot sandwiches, potato chips, donrts and elder were enJoyed dlrlng the 110<lal hour. Tho next meelinl will be at the home ot. Mrs. Teresa Collins, wltll Mrs. Janice Young oo-bostess. - · Edwards llld d111dren, Muon: Mr. llld Mra. P a u I Pierce llld """ Randy, Millerovlllei Mr. and Mrs. Max HW, Mr. llld Mrs. JUnior Hollinger Birth of 1sI Son ·~ 88J'Ved. Ewing. gift. Mr. and Mro. Robert Turnor and children of North Robinson wen weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mra. Joe Turner. Mrs. Robert Cn.i1 has returned from Rochester, Minn. , where llld Mrs. Larry flowtrL Thty wont oapoetall)' to aao lllrL Katltorn Roush Smllb, a oUfllcal pao lien! at Mount carmolllolpiiiL Mr. 1111 Nn. Harry Chelher, MrL Ann Thomas, MrL .JOOn Lyons, Mr. and Mra. RGbtrtKlrw:, and Mr, and MrL William King of Evangeline Chaptor, Order of the Eastern star, and MrL WUIIam WOOdard of P110oroy Chllpter 186, attended tlte anDUI1 al!lolon of the Grand Chapter of Ohio h•ld In ClnciiUlltL AIPIOI Willie, to Mr. and M r s. a.J Mulford of Le!Mt, W. Va.: Mr. aod Mrs. Dick Grlnatoadllld ohlldnll, Jolon llld Jean Mortan, and Charles Beasley, Now HaYtllf Mr. and Mrs. John Kearns and eblldron llld Billy James, of Harlford; Mr. llld Mrs. KOIIQI' Dillon llld chDdren, James Pauley, Mr. llld Mrs. R. E. Workman llld Mr. IJid M r s. Couple Announcing The baby welglled five poundo, · 13 ounees. Mr. and Mro. Cline bave three da"Khters. Klm, DeDI LyM, IJid Deam& Mrs. Betty Cline of Mlddloport llld Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hill at Bucktannon, W, VL, are tho ~s. CUno luchlof aechanlca mate with the Na-yy ataU- at Cecil Field. were foiiOII!ng table graee given by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dougl~s and Mr. and Mr.s. Gerald Shuster spent the weekend at Lexington visldng Mr. ao:l Mrs. Edgar norian and son, Bret, and In Mansfield with Mr. and Mrs. Raymood Martin. While there they visited the Kenwood Gardens. Mrs. Phil WWiamson spent the weekend in Akron with her brothers, George and Charles the Young Wives' Club was held recently at the home ot Mrs. Chlorla Gatl, &lmner ROMI. The home waa beautlCUIJy dee orated with orange and black lltrearners and Halloween fixture8. Memben came in masquerade and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Joy eo Rlkhle fe< tho mrnrt original, Mrs. Gay Amr Burke le< the ugliest, and Mn. Chloris Gaul for the prettiest. Packages for Meigs Coonty servicemen in Vietnam were labeled llld given to Mrs. Gaul lor moOing. Tho dub recol>ed a car<! of thank11 rrom the Red Croaa for a recent donation. Also, tht1 table temts set arrived tor the dub 11 a result of selling the aehool record books. Mra. Joyce Ritchie was presented a hospital WorWngton wereweekendguelltl his parents, Mr. anct Mrs. Charles Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Belcher or Charleston, W, VL, visited over the weekerli with her brother·in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner and son, Stevie. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, Becky and Kenny, Chrlati arxl. Kevin Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keuinger were Sunday visitors in Columbus with Mr. ot Frilifllrt Wuber wllb &-Pesltlol Fl~rlc S.llt:llr Just dial the f1brlc-w1sh temperature, aaitatlon, rln~e t1mperature, spin speed are ell set automatically • 2-Positlon Cold '229.95 Ashland LP-Ga~ '. 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FULL ZENITH I'IIFOitMANa RATUIES • Zenilh plip Perfotmance THE NOMINEE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ... ' BOX 471. POMEROY, OHIO. PMOME 992-5111--RIPLEY, W.. V~. PHOME 372-2221 EASY TERMS .COURT OF APPEALS- - ~ ASHLAND OIL & REFfNtNG COMPANY BAIER FURNITURE TO If you're planning a new home or remodeling, be sure to check the advantages of a dependable Ashland Metered Gas heating system. Your Ashland LP-Gas Bulk Plant has a complete line of modern LP-Gas appliances. Stop in- see w'Fiat a bright idea in modern living can do for you. Water Selector,...,.. hot water, shrlnklna. ftdlnl • DHp Action Aaltator for thorouah. aentla ctunlna • Autametlc lint ,.movat - na lint trip. - jUDGE ~ ,.' '' �'· \ .._.... _ :. '' ( . \_ .- ' 6 - t' i,J' -:- . . Tho ~ly Sentinel; Pmner.Y·Mtddl.P.,.~ o., TueJay, OcL 29, 1968 · . ITS a ~CIPPelllllG...VIJR The Doll• SPECIAL'· ~'· UPER :·< • ·sHOPPER . STOPPERS ND SHOP ALL 3 STORES EVERY ITEM A GENUINE SPECIAL! Big 3 Markets ... Small In Size Big In Special Values For Oct. 30, 31, NOV. 1, 2 · OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 1jl~ Ray-0-Vac Sportsman FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES 2 lor 25~ ~~ LUSTRE-CREAM HAl I Our Stores Are Closed On Sundays. Reg. or Hard To Hold We still belien that Sunday is Fresh Creamy LONGHORN ·_CHEESE y FRUIT COC AIL . : ~ Sale Reg. 1.00 a day of r•al rn.aning to most Americans and we will respect it as such. ·Hunt's Full of Fruit 300 can Sunshine Krispy .. f ,,. . uEP'f· (RACKERS, ,,,,, fres . :J~. 1 \b. trt• " (STORE CUT) Anniversary Meat ' . Our Stores Are Closed On S..•days. . I· ; ' !_ : ~ ~-i '• ('" ~\\ f\a~ots I \I '1 ,a\\o" ' ' f SHOP EVERY DAY WITH US, MONDAY THRU SA We still believe that Sunday is a day of real meaning to most Americans and we will respect it as such. at'o" ' I I< ' ' . I. ' '',. 0~ ! k •. !f ' ! ., I ·. J.ll 5 1•• .\ C; )! l' l ·Container ' . · 'LES$ER .·AMOUNTS SALE SPECIAL! I • ' ..·:~1.. '·' 95,t' ·~ ,'.1 i ·~· • ~- Golden Ripe BAN .: . .. . . ',i\ ·.• lb. '· ~ OCT. 30-31 NOV. l·2 . . . ,,l.' . . ~; ~~ . i' . '' �'· \ .._.... _ :. '' ( . \_ .- ' 6 - t' i,J' -:- . . Tho ~ly Sentinel; Pmner.Y·Mtddl.P.,.~ o., TueJay, OcL 29, 1968 · . ITS a ~CIPPelllllG...VIJR The Doll• SPECIAL'· ~'· UPER :·< • ·sHOPPER . STOPPERS ND SHOP ALL 3 STORES EVERY ITEM A GENUINE SPECIAL! Big 3 Markets ... Small In Size Big In Special Values For Oct. 30, 31, NOV. 1, 2 · OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 1jl~ Ray-0-Vac Sportsman FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES 2 lor 25~ ~~ LUSTRE-CREAM HAl I Our Stores Are Closed On Sundays. Reg. or Hard To Hold We still belien that Sunday is Fresh Creamy LONGHORN ·_CHEESE y FRUIT COC AIL . : ~ Sale Reg. 1.00 a day of r•al rn.aning to most Americans and we will respect it as such. ·Hunt's Full of Fruit 300 can Sunshine Krispy .. f ,,. . uEP'f· (RACKERS, ,,,,, fres . :J~. 1 \b. trt• " (STORE CUT) Anniversary Meat ' . Our Stores Are Closed On S..•days. . I· ; ' !_ : ~ ~-i '• ('" ~\\ f\a~ots I \I '1 ,a\\o" ' ' f SHOP EVERY DAY WITH US, MONDAY THRU SA We still believe that Sunday is a day of real meaning to most Americans and we will respect it as such. at'o" ' I I< ' ' . I. ' '',. 0~ ! k •. !f ' ! ., I ·. J.ll 5 1•• .\ C; )! l' l ·Container ' . · 'LES$ER .·AMOUNTS SALE SPECIAL! I • ' ..·:~1.. '·' 95,t' ·~ ,'.1 i ·~· • ~- Golden Ripe BAN .: . .. . . ',i\ ·.• lb. '· ~ OCT. 30-31 NOV. l·2 . . . ,,l.' . . ~; ~~ . i' . '' �,. . ,' '. ' ,. ~ - ·· ....., . I '' ' A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching. Want Ads. Bring Top Grade Results ~; WANT AD Pome..Oy INP:ORMATION OUDLINI!S 2S.· s , ..... o., &•••• P_u,.u_ Mondor o...m .. @) QUAliTY 9 •·"'· Motor Co. . ' Of' C...e•ll-'1.,., & c.,uet!ent Will 1M ecn.-.4 uMII 9 • ·•· f. o.. 7 ., Pultllntio" REGULA liONS Ttt. P... lhh.r r•••rvn tho rlg.ht - $avo Mowllootall Howl COMPLET! LIME ' I SIEGLER all!l TROPIC..AIRE Heaters 66 CHEYELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpo •._ ......................$1995 Local owner cor, -4 on the floor, good wide oval W.W. to ecllt or ,..joe:! any edt dotmod ot,. jr.·ctlonablo. n •• r...blioher.wlll not: be rotponolblo or more thofl ,,.. Big Trad..tn Allowance · tires, red vinyl interior, white finish, radio & heater. Try it for performance. lfiCCIIIT..,I lnut'ti_~ .·- POMEROY 992·2181 Jack W. c;an.y, o Mgr. 65 CH EV ELL E............ __ ...........................................$1495 . .ATES p:., W.nl ..... S.. .. lu Malibu Conv. VB engine, P.G. transminion, new W•l-w tires, green uterior with white nylon top, green with $ Clnfl . . , W•ti 0 - h1. .rt l OIII Mild-"' Cher .. 75c 12 Clnfl por word throe tcJniiCutl"'l , ...,.,,, ..... 1t conto .,... WOtd ti• contocuti,.. ,_..,,,,, _ ' :35 ,..- urot Diauvttt Ofl pooid ollt • • otft ,.1c1 within 10 clayl . CARD OP: THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 lor 50 woul ,.;.,;..,,..,,., Eo . ... ., .. , _ , _.. 2c . vinyl trim. .' 1965 CHEVROLET Blocayne..................................$1295 4 Door . Local 1 owner clean car. Beautiful tu~oise '• finish with dean interior. All good W.W. tire~. ·' or,t Heater Pomeroy Motor Co. ' OI'IN lEVIS. 1:00 ,}A, , BI..INO ADS A4tlltlonel 2.5c Chor . . ,_, Advor · I'OMEitOY. OHIO "··-"'· OFFICE HOURS I;!O '~"' to S:OO P·•· Daily 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Sat urd111y C1rd Of Th1nka I WISH lo thank our many friends and neighbors, who were so kind and thoughtful, durmg Lhe Joss of my beloved husband, PU. James A. Hess, Jr. 1 also wooid like to thank the Middleport and Pomeroy Police Depts', the Slleriff's Dept. and the State Police, who were pallbearers. Also the Pomeroy emergency squad, for their kind assl.staoce, the Rev. Chester Lemly and Rev. Noel Hermann, Mrs. Wm, Radford and the singers. Also the Ewing Funeral Home, Mr. Frllz Buck, who was so very kind. God bless you all. Mrs. James A. Hess, Jr. and sons, Richard and Brian. 1~29-ltc For Rent FURNISHED APABTMENT!I in Middleport, AD utilities paid. Ruwley & Reed, Middleport, Phone 911-STI&. 10-D-tlc 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's MobDo Court, Syracuse, Oblo on State Rt. IZ4, Phone 1192-2951. f.ll-lfe TRAILER SPACE, '"ady to hook up, private, plenty of room for children lo play. Phone Jm.S904. f.lt.lfc FOUR ROOM furnlalled apartment. E, Main St., Pomeroy, Couples only, Phone 991#111. 10-f.tfc BEAUTIFUL all new electric !-room apartment located In Pomeroy, Electric beatJn&, table top range, wall oVIII, Notice See to appreciate, Phone for WILL DO babysitting day or appointment, mml. 10-Zl-tl night. Cali 99%-5956. 1~25-41c WILL DO sewing at heme zf,pers , po<kets, pegging, hemming. altE>rations , etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason. Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc odlo - @) ~rS1Ie SrRAWBERRY planll, Sure Crop, $4 per 100, new plants, Charles Foster, Rt. 2, Raclne. Phone 247-2309. I0-27-31p For Sa.. ALL BRED back, fo!ll' 11orefonl com, """""' oalf """"· 'lbreo lint 'calf Hmfonla; one yearling Hemord holler, one spring belfer calf. 111ree fOUDII b1111s, one pony, Also 70 acre farm, good fences, good barn, good corn erlb. Good well. Houae needa r&palr; 25 acres of farming ground, rest In pasture and tlmber. Fanning sround In good condition, Bruce Myers, Chester, ol! Rl. 248, at Lon8 Bottom. Phone ~. 10-27-31c EARLY American Stereo. AM & FM radio. Lovely maple finish, 4 speed ehanger, pay- ('0AL FURNACE, also 1115S ments of $6 per month or pay Piymoutb car. Phone 99li8UO, balance due $11Z.91. Phone 10-%1-31<: !l!l'l-3218. I0-27-61c SOLID STATE Stereo; 1118 walnut stereo console with 4speaker, wpeed, automalle changer. Make payments of $5 or pay just 18U6. Call 11923218. IG-27-61c !'OUR ROOM bouse In Syra- M CHEVY, 2 door Sedan, 301 cubic Inch, 4 bamll, S speed on floor, good rondlllon, all new exhaust system, $350, Phone 911-7008, ID.2Uic Real Estate For S1le HOBSTETTEI REALlY 7 room bouse, fireplace, ceJ.. FIVE consecutive lots In Beech Jar, mtnerats. •J4 for a Grove cemetery Phone 992yra, 6439. IG-:rl-6tp MIDIJI.EPORT - Lartl• a room FIRST FLOOR apartment V"fJ brlok, I* baths, 4 bedrooma, nlce fnr two people or two full baseiiH!IIt, garage. * TWO ' BACK HOE and ll<tter Service, fiOnd , basement, water line, .. pttc tank. R. W, Cowdery, Long Bottom, Ohio, !!.27-30!c VACANCY fnr two elderlv people. Pn!fer private paid pa- FURNlSIIED sleeping rooms; private kiteben, private balh. private entrance, uutltles fumisbed : mUe from town of Porner"Oy, Boi !JI,.., Rt 3, Pomeroy, Mra. Eleanor Bales. Phone 992'IUili. I0-2Ntc * Uenll. Phone Mason, 773-511$. SMALL FUR~1SHED house In Middleport Phone 1192-l21i2. THERE WILL be a gun s1loot 10-2&-lfc SUnday, Nov, 3 beginning at :100n at the Forked I!Jm :0 x 50 TRAILER, extra nice, Sporllman Club, Everyone II Phone 992-2619. 10-2&-31< welcome. IG-ZHtc ROOMS FOR tourists, clean, comfortable; $2 single, $3 WILL BUTCIIER a largo )'011118 beef In about sll weois. Anydouble, Pbooe m.19011. one Interested in buying baH, IG-2&-!tp pleue caU 94&-:ll(li, IG-Z&-3te ForS1Ie l~c \ ¥ ' WE WILL be holding two auctions per month starting Nov, I. Sales will be 011 the first and third Friday nigbts of each month. Adams Auctlon Ser~ice, Rutland. IG-29-41< HAY AND !m!AW, Call 91111227. I0-2!-121p TWO coal stokers with oon- trols, Arnold Brolhero, P<> moroy, Pll<lne tm-1411, 10-IS-Ife --POTATOES, Phone 843-2254 W1nted ANTIQUES, furniture, dl!bes, miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard CecU, 100 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 1-15-tlc Clarence Proffitt, Portland, lG-16- . i~ POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature, $'15 and un . Stud Lost r -~- ! . I ~. ,, '. service and ~ominll. Plume FIVE-MONTH-OW Polled Heroford heifer, Lost In Tanners Run area, Anyone seeing the heifer Is asked 1o call JIG. STI4. 10-%1-etc tm-5443, 11 3 Uc AKC Golden Retriever pupplea, 524 Ash St., Middleport, 99lJ. 5443. &#.tfo CHEVROLET *-ton truck; fine shape, new paint, good tires. Ready to go, $300. G. 57 A, Deem, Racine. 10-~p tru31t.., v.a. •JIII- ... lt... :!!t IIJ..SU7. tf.tf.tfe r ••ts·d~ Sho Ned To Stillier's Store Po~~~eroy 101 W. Malft 1047-31<: Business S.rvi- con...,. ... bediuom on Buttesuut •• 1!168 ZIG ZAG portable sewing Crill· B. . ... Oldo maclline, sUgbUy used, Does I I Uc evel')'lhlnc willlout allachments. In good condition; Affi CONDmONING Refriger$5.11 per mcmth or fUll price ation serviee. Jack'• Refrlg.of $51.80. For free home demeratlon, New Haven, hone onstration call 992-21136, 882-1079, 4 • tfe 10-2Mic READY - '!IX deBv1960 CHEVY convertible, V-8 ered right to ynur profed, standard obHt, 1150. Pbone Fast and easy, Jl'ree ..0. IIIIU552. IO-Z9-3te mates. Phone 119M!J4, Galtlela Ready - MIJ; Co., Middle. WORK CAR, !till Desoto. port, Ohio. 8 • tfe George Hill, Racine. Phone 94H381. I0-2Ntc IIUDOET PRICE futulbue Clll our !bird floor budget lhop, Baker Furniture. Middleport, !IIIII TilliE! BJIJDROOII trallOhio 1 II tfe er. EKpando living room and 115 DODGE TRUCK, 8 cyiiDdor, THE GOLDIE M. Rice real e. Employment Wanted tate located 011 Oliver stnot 10 ton and 57 Chevy three BABYSI1"1'1NG OR IRONING In Middleport, Melli Caunty, speed standard shift, both Ill lo do in my home, phone 911Ohio, wiD be aold 1x> the hlabucenent condltloo, call & 5092. 10-2&-3te est bidder oo SaturdaJ, No. 1111, 10-21-etc vember 2nd. 1118, II IO:JO A. M. at the oflice ar cmr. For Rent RELIGIOUS crow II Porter, Allomo)'l, TWO SMALL furnllbed homes, BOOKS Pomeroy, Oblo, Real Eolate cbeap, One needa stove for Chilclrens Illustrated Is appraised al ti,IIIO.OO and boatln& purpo,.., Lower MoDBIBLE BOOKS 3 for $1.00 CliiiDOI be aold for lea IbiD key Run. Esther Brlckl .. , Ibis aDWinl, Sale IUbj'ect to Brleklel Gulf Servtce, AlBIBLES the appi'CIVII a( the Prvbate buny, Ohio. 10-27-ltp Pock•t to Family Siu Court, MeJp Counll'. auo. Lart• S.lectlan Sybil Ebenbacb. ElecutriJ; of Variety of Prices P'URNISHED and unfamlllled Man)' Religious Estate ol ~ M. Rleo, 0. IIJIOrlments. Clooe to IICIIoaL RMcling Material a ce•...t ~•ate ..,_ IIIU434, lti.IJ.Ife PI'IP • p-- IIONDA 50, 1116. Phone 911111.-c For s~le nr Tr1de 3214. IG-~ l9e'7 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 SORRY SAL II MW a Merry speed, 10 ton, 11164 Chevrolet, i9117- 12 1 60 It, three bedroom Gal, She used Blue Luatro 1967 Muotang 11-cyllnder, a. moi>Ue home, a 1 18 fool rug and upholstery cleaner. speed, Financing avaDable. awning, Phone 99lJ.21112, Rent electric llhOIDjMM tt. Phone 1192-6547: after S p.m. !MIIIte Baker Furniture. 10-ZUI< Pllor.e IIIIM741. MIJOCIATES DITCH DIGGING, water linea, LARGE WAL rurnll(.'e, good leech beds, Paul Anderson, condition; wso Admiral TV, Maaon, W. Va. Phone 77121 inches. Good condition. S'/88, I~ Phone or 992-3927. I0-2&-31c DOZER, BACKHOE, lr<!nchor IIIII truok servloe, septic CIUHUAHUA puppiea, Call 843lallb, water linea, basementa, 26411. I0-2&-6tc also topsoU. Henry Ballr, phone 1185-39118 or Ruger Babr, STEREO RADIO comlllnaUon, phone 185-!11'. 1Q..J..30tp repos,..sed: beautiful cabinet, like new. Balance due C. C. BRADFORD f119. or make payments of AUcriONEER 15.14 per month. Phone 992Completo 8enlot 2836. I0-2Mic awning. Phone TWO I"AMILY boule, IN Jlaco St., Middleport l'boal • H. 1047·141<: STATE OF OHIO ..,h JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS ' It I• order.d thor the tl..- of the ... •'""1.._ of thl ,,,_ of tlw Court of Appeal• of the 11v1rol Count I•• . lnuld Adofnl Count)' on tlw 10 day of A,llud tho 6 doy of Nov.rnber. Athtn1 County on th. 4 ll~:~y ol Morah ond tM :2 der of October." '"'* SEWING MACHINES. serv!M! . an mates. WY t2284 , The Fabrte Shop. Pomeroy , Au!llorlud Singer Salt~ and Service. We Sbarpo11 Sclsson. t-Ne CIG~ R!I:'I"J'E 9011dln~ madJ!No and s'!rvlce. ,., RC EDtet twiiM. Mason , W, Va. Phf"' 77t-1541. s.4fe lnturance AUTOMOBJLE 1Mu1'811et heel eaneelled' Loot vnur onorat•r'l ncen.. ? c.n II!IJ-21141 8 II lfo One of the beauty pltfalll of mothers-to-be Is the cJo' taut skin of the abdomen as It stretches lo accommodate tho leJumt. EUmlnattng the uncomfortable Itchy feeling and lteeplng tho oltln soft Is u eaay as borrowing baby's oil . Dally applications of baby oil durlnc pregliiii!CJ and after baby arrives wm ioften the akin an4 miDlmiJe your concern about llreteh marb, ., ' EVINRUDE 69's Ara Hera n. MCI I C c.......,, ···it to Hocklfllllort; Ohio Phone 667·3370 Sat••• - •• • - • - - -9 to Sun. • • • • • • • • • No. 1U71 poUM,ICATIOII JDBY L. BUKNI. wbcrM ,.,.... n~cat l'ftldene411 II POIIIUOJ, Oblo, 1111\ wll-. pru11Dt rendellell IJid ma1IIJll addreta II IICB I C COmPtDJ, Pori i-!ue11ame, C&llfonu 13030, wW takt nouca tbat OA the 3001 d.,- or Btp~ttmblr, 1118. tba wulenlped D1ld hor hUUon bien tn the ColD· IDOD Piau Court. ttl Kelp CoulltJ, IV ••.mot ONo, pra)'lDI ror dlYOree .nd oU.r rdiaf liD \he lf"OWJldl of 11'011 . . .. ••tranw of dutJ" and orueltJ, alld aloo for reatoroUon to bow JHJden nama. S.id ~•liM wUl 1111 tor IMartnc on 1111d altar tho .1Jtll. dal of Nu\'embtr, 1181. MA.IUORY A. IUIIIS, Plaintiff c...., Crt• & .,..,., .........,,. fer Plalnlfff lD 11 10 a: 10 U: 10 II; 10 .DJ 11 I leot Carpenter News, Noles' four of the surviving members oflbe Caster family and t h e I r children, gnndchildren a n d grut-gn.lllr Jldren held 1 llmib reunion at Lake Hope. Present were Mrs. Enid C&ater Huper and fatnlly, Chllllcothe areai Mra. Elr a Caster Vernon • n d family, New Loxlngtoo; Mr. A R. (Ben) Caoter am Mr. and Mrs. Cheater ~ncer, Charleston, W. Vs., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey (Oma Caater), local; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wlsemon, Xenia; Mr. and Mra. DavldWisemanandlU>tly, Rllliand; Mr. and Mra. Larry Clark and Taman., Athens, and llr. and Mrs. Donald Jonea and David, NeliiOIIVille, Mrs. Martha Maya, Straobuqr, apent BOme time here wttb her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry aDd ~r, MoDI Jean, HWlards, were at their farm hmle t.re the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Harold GU!ogly, VIchy and Bruce, visited blo aliter, Mra. Dorotlly Frlzler and oily tn Gallipolis on Solilrdo¥ evening. Funeral aervices were held at lbe Btgony Fuoonl Home lor Frederick Martin of Bowie, Md. SUrvlven Include his wife, lbe former Elteea Stanobury. Serv· lceo were <OIIducled by lbe Rev. WU!Iam Uior and burlal ,.. In the Rewllrlll Comatery. Mrs. Ellen Martin of Bowie, Kd., apent several day• here with her parenll, Mr. and Mra. Dale StonllliurJ, and JIIOIIY relatlvea vlsttod with her. Rev. IIIII Jfn. llolranl Hom of lllc:fd&all are YlaiUng her par· oat&, Mr.lllllllro. Marvin a.n. Mr. lllllllro. Reed Jelrersand Jfn, WWimR Cboodlo were-k onl p.U ol lholr brolber-lnJaw and 1lster, llr.andMrL liar· vo;y Flllltr, Mol" pbola, Po. ll<o. Eiloa Facomeyer unlar• wont maJor 1111'P17 at Shelfar. 1111 Anno B. .!~, Athona. Mra. lda.Dianlo"'- Salem~ ter' ~ • ,., doJ• witb hor stilet, Jfra. Fare J - Mro. Jeoola 6..,.U of Col- bul wu ancmmllht,..~ofbor -~ l From the Larpat '!'~ or Radiator To< - Tho Bull..,.., !lnalleot Heater Core. liXPEII' ,. " · Pomeroy Wheel Alignment 5~'55 -GUARANFEED- • Free Estimates · PHONE 992·2094 • Quality Concrata omeroy Hom.• & -·· .......,,, 0 .. INFORMATION NEWS • DBIIYI!J presenls •. Quick Service . Tuppers Plain• Society News By WMPO • Certified Strenath LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT • Flnlslllne •Sand & Gravel DIAL !192-3284 MrL Evelyn Brlckleo Mrs. Dana Hottman returned home tr001 St. Joseph Hospital, 7:50 A.M. Parkersburg, ancl Is im&Jrovirw after having been a patient there GO~GLEIN with bronchial pneumoniL Homer Millner ot C<tlumbua spent a day here with his niece, Mrs. Nelsel Weatherman. Mr. and Mrs. Dennard Blake and oily of Mansfield apent a weekeOO here with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win Blake and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Violet visited his sister, Mr. am. Mrs. Dale Hart of Athens Rt. 5 a recent Sunday afternoon. On Sunday ewmiDg lhey visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd spence of .f07 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND INVENTORY AfriD APPRAISEMENT The Stat!. af Ohio, M•ll• County 4:30 P.M. To , ... Eucvtor or AdJrdnlstrotor of the> aatot~; to ouch oft.. follow· lnt no,.. r~tsldoflfa of tha Stota of Ohio, 'lll11-tho our'lll'lllng spou••• thl MoJ!t of kin, tiM hneflclorla• under tiM- will; ond to tho ottornay or ottornal'• reprooentlng any of tho oforamanfionod pertont: Bartho B. RathbVfn, ~'19910, Rut~ land, Ohio. Yo11 ar• l'llrobr notlflod thot tho lnvanlory and Appralaomont af tho ntof• of tha afore•ntlonad, do· ua11d, Iota of sold Count~. wao Iliaci In thlo Cowt. Said lnvantOfJ and Appto611-m , will ba fw haar• lng bol- thlt Cowl on tho 8th dil. of No",, 1968, ot 1OtOO o'-elcx:lt A. • Any ,.run doohlng to fll• ucapo llano tha11to muat fils thoftl at looat five day• prlot to tha data 111 for haorlng. Clvu unci., my hand ond 11al of 1illd Court, thl• 18tf-. doy of Nov. l<eeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As ',.bote c.urt Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldea called on Mr. and ·Mrs. J o h n Everett Sllultz. Mr. IIIII Mrs, George Honoley GRAVEL HOTICI ON FILING o• Pomeroy. Hayes of Chester a recent s.m. day afternoon. Mrs. Murl Galawa,y accompanMr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor at-ied Mrs. Roxie Arbaugh lo Belpre tended funeral service• tor hls where they visited on saturday mother, Mrs. Zona Taylor, at and &nlay with Mr. and Mrs. New Martinsville, W, Va. Howard stanley, roriner res I~ Mr. aDd Mrs. James caldwell dents of this area. have moved to Belpre. Mr, IJ1d Mrs. Chester Spencer MFL LUiy Prusblng of Colmnand A. R. Caster, Charleston, W. bus spent a week here with her VL, were guests of Mr . and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Lola Grlftln. 1nd Earl Starke)' and Mr. Caster with her niece, Mr. and Mra. •pent a row days here. On Sunday i' ABiui;:.AND SLATS '"" : ; PH. 9VIo2143 Port NUiftllltO, Ct.tlnllt nta DlftN!tllt .I BLAEnNARS . . . . MaiD .IMIY L. IU.Nio To Arrive Schtw~nel Marine fi"IUUnl rlnll of aolt walat' to ,.aka cor ahlna 3. Attondant on dut)' M;f'. ·.:.·. · •• • > On Display 115 Soon · Ramo In In P.CII'kliO onrr !., and Spray.d with werm a0.11' tMn o high IN Till COMMON PU.U COVI.1' MIIGI COUNTY• OHIO "llfltlr'ltr·.......... 011... I, 6-9~-18 te.tler. MAIUORY A. IUMa. '. ~------------------------------~~~ Golllo County on tM 14 day of feltruory and th. IB de~y of Sop- lt. D. 4, , TH'PARSON, AUNT LOIIJEEZV Business Servi(es lltown County on tt. II doy of end the 7 day of N•vemhr , Hlohloncl County on tfN, 8 doy of Al"ll oml tt. 4 dh 1f NoYernbor . Hodlna Coul'lfy on the 22 day of A,..ll and th. 2 doy of D.eoml.er. Joektotl Ca111nfy on the 14 Jay of MCII'ch oM tM ),(dar ol Octobar. Lawn~nc:a County on tt. 11 dor of Morek and tit. 21 dar of Octoltar. Mllgt County on tM 13 d11r 11f Fobruory ond tiM> 17 d11y of :Sa,.. tamllor. Plcltawoy County on tha 29 dar of Al!'ll and tho 9 dor of Doeambar . Pllta CCiunt., Cln tlw 28 day of MCirch and the 2.( dor of October , RCiu Coun.rz on tho 2.( doy of April o..d tlto clay of O.un~b111 . Scioto Count\ Cln tho 25 dov of March and the 8 day of November, Vt..ton County on tho 10 do! ol Fobruory olld tl. 16 doy of opt.mber. Wo,hlntton Count)' on t ... 25 doy of F•bruary and the 30 day of Sapo t.mb.r. Sold farm• to b~tln ot 9:30 o'clock AM . S.ptombor 30th 1968. M. M. CARLISLE GORDON B. GAAV HOMER E . .ABELE Judta• 10/15; 10/221 10/21 3tc- RQUIN MALONE 'IONOER (0Mf5 '' > A~ll 11 11 Ttc $20,000,00, --GENERAL STORE - AU llloct, SIX ROOM house, newly refLitures and a 7 room home, FOUR ROOM and bath, unfurmodeled kitchen, basement batb, furnace, and large lot nished. 11150 Lincoln Heights, REPAIR. REFINISH, recondiand bar room, 115 Ebenezer Only $21.0110.00 Phone !192-3874. 10-29-lfc tion golf clubs, John Teaford. St. Phone 1192-5561i, IG-:rl-6tp HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD J.IWOip ~'58'1\bLij?,~if~oum OF APPEALS, A.D. 1969 NOTICI cuse, gas beat, cold running water, one and seven hundredths acres. Ground witll good garden space : $700 cash, GEO, B!JIISIEliEII. Bnibr Phone tm-ZIIOI. IG-%1-31c ""-" DOWN - lkqs 64 Acrea, people With small chlld. Phone COON DOG Pup11. CaU m-5832. IG-27-31p ~, I0-2!-12tc TIM£$ ' 1968. F. H. o•BRIEN Judge and ••·officio Clerk of oald Court By Hanrllfto O'Brien Chlof Ooputy C1orlt 10/22; 10/29 ltc Helldarahot, at Lancaoter, Kemeth Caldwall, local, Del· ernooo. Rl•tives here have received word of lbe birth of a daughter, Angela Ka.J<, lo Mr. and MrL Ed Woods, Columbus. The mottler Ia the lonner Doma Davia, whowa1 reared In this communU~·. Mater· nal fl'lndmolber ia lira. Hazel By United Presa lnternationai 'l'oda¥ Is Tueoda7, Oet 29, tho 303rd daf of !968 with 88 lo aaw, Ind., receldy. Funeral aentcea were held on Frlclaf II CUpenter ._,list Church lor Ruth Bobo Starkey, dauaf!Dr of Mr. and Mra. Frank Babo, local She was a Ufhlonc: r ..tdent of lbe communi~ and bad ~a~Vbt in Colmnbla School for 111o pool 24 7eara. SUrvlwra ~•Ide• hor apd parent& include three dlu&hters, Mr1. T. L. Br!ICikMrt (Eiaanor Jean), Albany; Mra. Leland Moon (Gar· not), C.Otun, and Mrs. ~ Nelson (Jean), local; a •on. Jolm Starkey, Supr Grove, 0.;. IDa grandchll4nn, a slater,. MrL Clar)oce Stack, Albany, IIIII anen! aloteo IIIII nophowo. Rev. Cacll. Col belli lbe lllll'vlcealllll burial ~· 'in ~ c;amo. tery under !ho dl~on of lbe llicoo1 FuooraJ HOIIIL .. ' ~' . "•"YOU TAUGHT ME THt:IT A MAN 'S SPtRIT "1110 lNITWIVE O!N N~ Be CRLISHEO lf'He'·I*'IG A GOAL! YOu HAVF 1:1 WILl "1'00 TELL ME WHAT I'M SAWLII1' ABOUT!ft' Q:lti' T A Gl""iiliv£1'1 R~DA FFUEMOI.Y LETTER. WITHOUT GElT!N' AU CHOt<EO !!f!~ GOAL ... .:1ND NC:N1 ~VE l::t GoAL·· .. l I . TO LIVE ' _., • MD WHEN M't' lt/U.L TO liVE. ~S •••• "l" • fALTERIHQ ... I MET '(Q!J, ~R ,:lrltllE----" loll.... The mom is between ita first quarter am full pbaae. The morning stars are Mercw-y, Mars and J~tter. The evantrw stars are Slturn r ' ~ I and venus. DICK TRACY Ni1W YOIIIt (UP!l - Adolph ID.efer wu the u.s. men's ,."' 100 't II to 11f3. ..... ·-rd . • « Ul8 ANOBLES <UPil-'l'llo American rope cllmbtno record for 211 feet, ustna hiDda aloDe, Is U IOCOnda b7 Oarvln B. Bmlth of Loa Anoelea. ' YOU HAYI HIARO AIOUT YOU HAY! IUH IXPICTING IT• IT IS NOW Hill! I DAILY CROSSWORD A<JJ10811 l, UnhJtehlag post of u. - A NI!W CHURCH IS 81!1NG lOR -On the 1.-,ol af Mon'o oplrlt~tt~l n. .da . Flnt S....ln at 7t30 Br-n'l ato li. Urban problem 9. Level Frldsy n11ht P.M. In Tha fanMf MariM Bvllcllng Oft Oilt1 124, Mlr~~ro"'lll•, place lit... .. (An IN........nt stratagem 11. Placed '••N>r - K... Derri"'Jt.rl of lflo Socon• latttlot cCtwood DOWN 24. AIIJ"IO· 1. Underatahd s..on 3'. Mlsfortunea labal"el' 3. Relative 26. Lij&:e a of Eddie bUJ" In f. In use, a rug 8.11 a radio 5. Checker 10. In this 12, Namath or DiMag~o 6. "rrack event 7. Alternative B. Category 13. Greek letter 11. Tt!e work. 1~. Entire incclaA$ 16. Famou11 12. Protrudes - MIJI .ot 1&49 lf. Employ 18. DlvJde 16. Meqer 20. Born 17. Conclude.s 21.1be land 11. .AI!IIJI.ni C~urch) ofLF. r 2$. V&miah }".-~ 27. Seatof fkr··;· ' WOrks , i' ' silkworm 23. Juicy aa:um. .• .. 22. Orated ..~ • '· I -- MR. 0""ECJ:l \111l!TES-*A W'IS£ WIN Q11CE MID ... 'OFHN "THE TEST OF COU~GE IS I'IC1T lO DIE , BUT .! llurdpll, local, IIIII great..srandmather l1 Mrs. Zella Perry, eo. lumbua. Mr, IIIII Mro. lllrold GU!ogly were buabwa• visitors In War- '" The Almanac meter bocat.rolte champion for nine straight Jean-from te:M Cluo 1.0 ctasalflealion u a ""'adaoti'"'a till-... Sbauld I IJIPil' - or walt UD1Il t ba•e I '·· Gregory Austin. They Hensleya hive three daughters. Mr. ancl Mrs. Clarence Nichols spent aeveral days with their son. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols, of Toledo. Enroute there they visited their daughter, Mra. Merium Mrs. James stumps and daughters at Westerville onSundayatt- I i .... lackolrob Champ Mr, ..111 MrL George Thml&l of Worthington visited her mother, Mrs. Myrtle FrostSundl,)'ud took her for a rkle dolm oround Gallloo<lts. SP 4 Wesley Arbaugb, who IU been stationed ln Texas, has rocei vied bla honorable dillchlrge brother and stster~tn-lew, Mr. and is ,_ at home with his par. and MrL Earl Starkey. enta, Mr, IIIIIMrLJohn~ ' Members of lbe Albany Charge Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorat of UMY:r RJ'O'tJ 1nd their triellls en- Lolli Balt<m vlalled her mothjoyed a hayride and wiener roast er, MrL Ethel stout. on Saturat the William Lawson tUm on do,y .n.r-n and belJ)Od her eel· . saturday evening. ebrate ber blrllldaJI, Mr, and Mra. Arthur Crabtree Q.: I om ,_ In eollep with vialted her sister, Mrs. Elba McKnight, in Columbus, onSaturd8,)' a D-8 Clalllftcatloa, ~er, IIIII Sunday am called on Mr. am I om plllllllnli to fAII1 for a •· ~nl~rtoin,ed : are announcing the birth ot a son mar :Baum, Henry Bahr and sevborn Oct 4, He has been named eral others of Chester were deer hwttlng In utah. . fruita in&TecUent Kl'upp ateel ao,. Patriot Hale 32. Clock aufnber aa. Sout.h Sea. lsl&Jtd I 86. ~~~1 .r ._. ' •' ·.If 37. WBIUIIr • 40. Antlered a.alm&l t "J, Coiacflmtng f2. l!:levaUon: ' ab~J·' 43, Blrd :'Lt.tlh : " ' lmldPrji ', 48. Bi-er'a n..a fT~ Coven ,wJth tuif• ·, · '. fR. fl:(rjtl!'l•· Jll,eDaet, '" .foreort ,,''bM'J:,l' ,• ;.;~ 28. BanJIIh- .. lng 29. Notch· 31. The human record : abbr. 33, Quite a fua ,· 3f.Ciet'U 36. fma(inary land, ,WI>_en peated ..,. ".. I'Hltl!ftiiJ'I Qswer 38. InvuJon o.ta aort 39. Winl'• of aoort f3. Fanwell! 45. Hawaiian bird ta. Couato or preaad · ante I K f''""'TOU, ) I t) I t1 Now.....,. the drol.. letten . 'I .A . I ; . 1 [ ) to t.,. the llll'pl'l•.-.wer, u r.;~;;;~-=~~;:::;~~~·:llfPIIecl: b7 the above...._,, i~~~o·-:r-"" I ( X I I JH_IS LI I t :o �,. . ,' '. ' ,. ~ - ·· ....., . I '' ' A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching. Want Ads. Bring Top Grade Results ~; WANT AD Pome..Oy INP:ORMATION OUDLINI!S 2S.· s , ..... o., &•••• P_u,.u_ Mondor o...m .. @) QUAliTY 9 •·"'· Motor Co. . ' Of' C...e•ll-'1.,., & c.,uet!ent Will 1M ecn.-.4 uMII 9 • ·•· f. o.. 7 ., Pultllntio" REGULA liONS Ttt. P... lhh.r r•••rvn tho rlg.ht - $avo Mowllootall Howl COMPLET! LIME ' I SIEGLER all!l TROPIC..AIRE Heaters 66 CHEYELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpo •._ ......................$1995 Local owner cor, -4 on the floor, good wide oval W.W. to ecllt or ,..joe:! any edt dotmod ot,. jr.·ctlonablo. n •• r...blioher.wlll not: be rotponolblo or more thofl ,,.. Big Trad..tn Allowance · tires, red vinyl interior, white finish, radio & heater. Try it for performance. lfiCCIIIT..,I lnut'ti_~ .·- POMEROY 992·2181 Jack W. c;an.y, o Mgr. 65 CH EV ELL E............ __ ...........................................$1495 . .ATES p:., W.nl ..... S.. .. lu Malibu Conv. VB engine, P.G. transminion, new W•l-w tires, green uterior with white nylon top, green with $ Clnfl . . , W•ti 0 - h1. .rt l OIII Mild-"' Cher .. 75c 12 Clnfl por word throe tcJniiCutl"'l , ...,.,,, ..... 1t conto .,... WOtd ti• contocuti,.. ,_..,,,,, _ ' :35 ,..- urot Diauvttt Ofl pooid ollt • • otft ,.1c1 within 10 clayl . CARD OP: THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 lor 50 woul ,.;.,;..,,..,,., Eo . ... ., .. , _ , _.. 2c . vinyl trim. .' 1965 CHEVROLET Blocayne..................................$1295 4 Door . Local 1 owner clean car. Beautiful tu~oise '• finish with dean interior. All good W.W. tire~. ·' or,t Heater Pomeroy Motor Co. ' OI'IN lEVIS. 1:00 ,}A, , BI..INO ADS A4tlltlonel 2.5c Chor . . ,_, Advor · I'OMEitOY. OHIO "··-"'· OFFICE HOURS I;!O '~"' to S:OO P·•· Daily 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Sat urd111y C1rd Of Th1nka I WISH lo thank our many friends and neighbors, who were so kind and thoughtful, durmg Lhe Joss of my beloved husband, PU. James A. Hess, Jr. 1 also wooid like to thank the Middleport and Pomeroy Police Depts', the Slleriff's Dept. and the State Police, who were pallbearers. Also the Pomeroy emergency squad, for their kind assl.staoce, the Rev. Chester Lemly and Rev. Noel Hermann, Mrs. Wm, Radford and the singers. Also the Ewing Funeral Home, Mr. Frllz Buck, who was so very kind. God bless you all. Mrs. James A. Hess, Jr. and sons, Richard and Brian. 1~29-ltc For Rent FURNISHED APABTMENT!I in Middleport, AD utilities paid. Ruwley & Reed, Middleport, Phone 911-STI&. 10-D-tlc 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's MobDo Court, Syracuse, Oblo on State Rt. IZ4, Phone 1192-2951. f.ll-lfe TRAILER SPACE, '"ady to hook up, private, plenty of room for children lo play. Phone Jm.S904. f.lt.lfc FOUR ROOM furnlalled apartment. E, Main St., Pomeroy, Couples only, Phone 991#111. 10-f.tfc BEAUTIFUL all new electric !-room apartment located In Pomeroy, Electric beatJn&, table top range, wall oVIII, Notice See to appreciate, Phone for WILL DO babysitting day or appointment, mml. 10-Zl-tl night. Cali 99%-5956. 1~25-41c WILL DO sewing at heme zf,pers , po<kets, pegging, hemming. altE>rations , etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason. Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc odlo - @) ~rS1Ie SrRAWBERRY planll, Sure Crop, $4 per 100, new plants, Charles Foster, Rt. 2, Raclne. Phone 247-2309. I0-27-31p For Sa.. ALL BRED back, fo!ll' 11orefonl com, """""' oalf """"· 'lbreo lint 'calf Hmfonla; one yearling Hemord holler, one spring belfer calf. 111ree fOUDII b1111s, one pony, Also 70 acre farm, good fences, good barn, good corn erlb. Good well. Houae needa r&palr; 25 acres of farming ground, rest In pasture and tlmber. Fanning sround In good condition, Bruce Myers, Chester, ol! Rl. 248, at Lon8 Bottom. Phone ~. 10-27-31c EARLY American Stereo. AM & FM radio. Lovely maple finish, 4 speed ehanger, pay- ('0AL FURNACE, also 1115S ments of $6 per month or pay Piymoutb car. Phone 99li8UO, balance due $11Z.91. Phone 10-%1-31<: !l!l'l-3218. I0-27-61c SOLID STATE Stereo; 1118 walnut stereo console with 4speaker, wpeed, automalle changer. Make payments of $5 or pay just 18U6. Call 11923218. IG-27-61c !'OUR ROOM bouse In Syra- M CHEVY, 2 door Sedan, 301 cubic Inch, 4 bamll, S speed on floor, good rondlllon, all new exhaust system, $350, Phone 911-7008, ID.2Uic Real Estate For S1le HOBSTETTEI REALlY 7 room bouse, fireplace, ceJ.. FIVE consecutive lots In Beech Jar, mtnerats. •J4 for a Grove cemetery Phone 992yra, 6439. IG-:rl-6tp MIDIJI.EPORT - Lartl• a room FIRST FLOOR apartment V"fJ brlok, I* baths, 4 bedrooma, nlce fnr two people or two full baseiiH!IIt, garage. * TWO ' BACK HOE and ll<tter Service, fiOnd , basement, water line, .. pttc tank. R. W, Cowdery, Long Bottom, Ohio, !!.27-30!c VACANCY fnr two elderlv people. Pn!fer private paid pa- FURNlSIIED sleeping rooms; private kiteben, private balh. private entrance, uutltles fumisbed : mUe from town of Porner"Oy, Boi !JI,.., Rt 3, Pomeroy, Mra. Eleanor Bales. Phone 992'IUili. I0-2Ntc * Uenll. Phone Mason, 773-511$. SMALL FUR~1SHED house In Middleport Phone 1192-l21i2. THERE WILL be a gun s1loot 10-2&-lfc SUnday, Nov, 3 beginning at :100n at the Forked I!Jm :0 x 50 TRAILER, extra nice, Sporllman Club, Everyone II Phone 992-2619. 10-2&-31< welcome. IG-ZHtc ROOMS FOR tourists, clean, comfortable; $2 single, $3 WILL BUTCIIER a largo )'011118 beef In about sll weois. Anydouble, Pbooe m.19011. one Interested in buying baH, IG-2&-!tp pleue caU 94&-:ll(li, IG-Z&-3te ForS1Ie l~c \ ¥ ' WE WILL be holding two auctions per month starting Nov, I. Sales will be 011 the first and third Friday nigbts of each month. Adams Auctlon Ser~ice, Rutland. IG-29-41< HAY AND !m!AW, Call 91111227. I0-2!-121p TWO coal stokers with oon- trols, Arnold Brolhero, P<> moroy, Pll<lne tm-1411, 10-IS-Ife --POTATOES, Phone 843-2254 W1nted ANTIQUES, furniture, dl!bes, miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard CecU, 100 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 1-15-tlc Clarence Proffitt, Portland, lG-16- . i~ POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature, $'15 and un . Stud Lost r -~- ! . I ~. ,, '. service and ~ominll. Plume FIVE-MONTH-OW Polled Heroford heifer, Lost In Tanners Run area, Anyone seeing the heifer Is asked 1o call JIG. STI4. 10-%1-etc tm-5443, 11 3 Uc AKC Golden Retriever pupplea, 524 Ash St., Middleport, 99lJ. 5443. &#.tfo CHEVROLET *-ton truck; fine shape, new paint, good tires. Ready to go, $300. G. 57 A, Deem, Racine. 10-~p tru31t.., v.a. •JIII- ... lt... :!!t IIJ..SU7. tf.tf.tfe r ••ts·d~ Sho Ned To Stillier's Store Po~~~eroy 101 W. Malft 1047-31<: Business S.rvi- con...,. ... bediuom on Buttesuut •• 1!168 ZIG ZAG portable sewing Crill· B. . ... Oldo maclline, sUgbUy used, Does I I Uc evel')'lhlnc willlout allachments. In good condition; Affi CONDmONING Refriger$5.11 per mcmth or fUll price ation serviee. Jack'• Refrlg.of $51.80. For free home demeratlon, New Haven, hone onstration call 992-21136, 882-1079, 4 • tfe 10-2Mic READY - '!IX deBv1960 CHEVY convertible, V-8 ered right to ynur profed, standard obHt, 1150. Pbone Fast and easy, Jl'ree ..0. IIIIU552. IO-Z9-3te mates. Phone 119M!J4, Galtlela Ready - MIJ; Co., Middle. WORK CAR, !till Desoto. port, Ohio. 8 • tfe George Hill, Racine. Phone 94H381. I0-2Ntc IIUDOET PRICE futulbue Clll our !bird floor budget lhop, Baker Furniture. Middleport, !IIIII TilliE! BJIJDROOII trallOhio 1 II tfe er. EKpando living room and 115 DODGE TRUCK, 8 cyiiDdor, THE GOLDIE M. Rice real e. Employment Wanted tate located 011 Oliver stnot 10 ton and 57 Chevy three BABYSI1"1'1NG OR IRONING In Middleport, Melli Caunty, speed standard shift, both Ill lo do in my home, phone 911Ohio, wiD be aold 1x> the hlabucenent condltloo, call & 5092. 10-2&-3te est bidder oo SaturdaJ, No. 1111, 10-21-etc vember 2nd. 1118, II IO:JO A. M. at the oflice ar cmr. For Rent RELIGIOUS crow II Porter, Allomo)'l, TWO SMALL furnllbed homes, BOOKS Pomeroy, Oblo, Real Eolate cbeap, One needa stove for Chilclrens Illustrated Is appraised al ti,IIIO.OO and boatln& purpo,.., Lower MoDBIBLE BOOKS 3 for $1.00 CliiiDOI be aold for lea IbiD key Run. Esther Brlckl .. , Ibis aDWinl, Sale IUbj'ect to Brleklel Gulf Servtce, AlBIBLES the appi'CIVII a( the Prvbate buny, Ohio. 10-27-ltp Pock•t to Family Siu Court, MeJp Counll'. auo. Lart• S.lectlan Sybil Ebenbacb. ElecutriJ; of Variety of Prices P'URNISHED and unfamlllled Man)' Religious Estate ol ~ M. Rleo, 0. IIJIOrlments. Clooe to IICIIoaL RMcling Material a ce•...t ~•ate ..,_ IIIU434, lti.IJ.Ife PI'IP • p-- IIONDA 50, 1116. Phone 911111.-c For s~le nr Tr1de 3214. IG-~ l9e'7 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 SORRY SAL II MW a Merry speed, 10 ton, 11164 Chevrolet, i9117- 12 1 60 It, three bedroom Gal, She used Blue Luatro 1967 Muotang 11-cyllnder, a. moi>Ue home, a 1 18 fool rug and upholstery cleaner. speed, Financing avaDable. awning, Phone 99lJ.21112, Rent electric llhOIDjMM tt. Phone 1192-6547: after S p.m. !MIIIte Baker Furniture. 10-ZUI< Pllor.e IIIIM741. MIJOCIATES DITCH DIGGING, water linea, LARGE WAL rurnll(.'e, good leech beds, Paul Anderson, condition; wso Admiral TV, Maaon, W. Va. Phone 77121 inches. Good condition. S'/88, I~ Phone or 992-3927. I0-2&-31c DOZER, BACKHOE, lr<!nchor IIIII truok servloe, septic CIUHUAHUA puppiea, Call 843lallb, water linea, basementa, 26411. I0-2&-6tc also topsoU. Henry Ballr, phone 1185-39118 or Ruger Babr, STEREO RADIO comlllnaUon, phone 185-!11'. 1Q..J..30tp repos,..sed: beautiful cabinet, like new. Balance due C. C. BRADFORD f119. or make payments of AUcriONEER 15.14 per month. Phone 992Completo 8enlot 2836. I0-2Mic awning. Phone TWO I"AMILY boule, IN Jlaco St., Middleport l'boal • H. 1047·141<: STATE OF OHIO ..,h JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS ' It I• order.d thor the tl..- of the ... •'""1.._ of thl ,,,_ of tlw Court of Appeal• of the 11v1rol Count I•• . lnuld Adofnl Count)' on tlw 10 day of A,llud tho 6 doy of Nov.rnber. Athtn1 County on th. 4 ll~:~y ol Morah ond tM :2 der of October." '"'* SEWING MACHINES. serv!M! . an mates. WY t2284 , The Fabrte Shop. Pomeroy , Au!llorlud Singer Salt~ and Service. We Sbarpo11 Sclsson. t-Ne CIG~ R!I:'I"J'E 9011dln~ madJ!No and s'!rvlce. ,., RC EDtet twiiM. Mason , W, Va. Phf"' 77t-1541. s.4fe lnturance AUTOMOBJLE 1Mu1'811et heel eaneelled' Loot vnur onorat•r'l ncen.. ? c.n II!IJ-21141 8 II lfo One of the beauty pltfalll of mothers-to-be Is the cJo' taut skin of the abdomen as It stretches lo accommodate tho leJumt. EUmlnattng the uncomfortable Itchy feeling and lteeplng tho oltln soft Is u eaay as borrowing baby's oil . Dally applications of baby oil durlnc pregliiii!CJ and after baby arrives wm ioften the akin an4 miDlmiJe your concern about llreteh marb, ., ' EVINRUDE 69's Ara Hera n. MCI I C c.......,, ···it to Hocklfllllort; Ohio Phone 667·3370 Sat••• - •• • - • - - -9 to Sun. • • • • • • • • • No. 1U71 poUM,ICATIOII JDBY L. BUKNI. wbcrM ,.,.... n~cat l'ftldene411 II POIIIUOJ, Oblo, 1111\ wll-. pru11Dt rendellell IJid ma1IIJll addreta II IICB I C COmPtDJ, Pori i-!ue11ame, C&llfonu 13030, wW takt nouca tbat OA the 3001 d.,- or Btp~ttmblr, 1118. tba wulenlped D1ld hor hUUon bien tn the ColD· IDOD Piau Court. ttl Kelp CoulltJ, IV ••.mot ONo, pra)'lDI ror dlYOree .nd oU.r rdiaf liD \he lf"OWJldl of 11'011 . . .. ••tranw of dutJ" and orueltJ, alld aloo for reatoroUon to bow JHJden nama. S.id ~•liM wUl 1111 tor IMartnc on 1111d altar tho .1Jtll. dal of Nu\'embtr, 1181. MA.IUORY A. IUIIIS, Plaintiff c...., Crt• & .,..,., .........,,. fer Plalnlfff lD 11 10 a: 10 U: 10 II; 10 .DJ 11 I leot Carpenter News, Noles' four of the surviving members oflbe Caster family and t h e I r children, gnndchildren a n d grut-gn.lllr Jldren held 1 llmib reunion at Lake Hope. Present were Mrs. Enid C&ater Huper and fatnlly, Chllllcothe areai Mra. Elr a Caster Vernon • n d family, New Loxlngtoo; Mr. A R. (Ben) Caoter am Mr. and Mrs. Cheater ~ncer, Charleston, W. Vs., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey (Oma Caater), local; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wlsemon, Xenia; Mr. and Mra. DavldWisemanandlU>tly, Rllliand; Mr. and Mra. Larry Clark and Taman., Athens, and llr. and Mrs. Donald Jonea and David, NeliiOIIVille, Mrs. Martha Maya, Straobuqr, apent BOme time here wttb her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry aDd ~r, MoDI Jean, HWlards, were at their farm hmle t.re the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Harold GU!ogly, VIchy and Bruce, visited blo aliter, Mra. Dorotlly Frlzler and oily tn Gallipolis on Solilrdo¥ evening. Funeral aervices were held at lbe Btgony Fuoonl Home lor Frederick Martin of Bowie, Md. SUrvlven Include his wife, lbe former Elteea Stanobury. Serv· lceo were <OIIducled by lbe Rev. WU!Iam Uior and burlal ,.. In the Rewllrlll Comatery. Mrs. Ellen Martin of Bowie, Kd., apent several day• here with her parenll, Mr. and Mra. Dale StonllliurJ, and JIIOIIY relatlvea vlsttod with her. Rev. IIIII Jfn. llolranl Hom of lllc:fd&all are YlaiUng her par· oat&, Mr.lllllllro. Marvin a.n. Mr. lllllllro. Reed Jelrersand Jfn, WWimR Cboodlo were-k onl p.U ol lholr brolber-lnJaw and 1lster, llr.andMrL liar· vo;y Flllltr, Mol" pbola, Po. ll<o. Eiloa Facomeyer unlar• wont maJor 1111'P17 at Shelfar. 1111 Anno B. .!~, Athona. Mra. lda.Dianlo"'- Salem~ ter' ~ • ,., doJ• witb hor stilet, Jfra. Fare J - Mro. Jeoola 6..,.U of Col- bul wu ancmmllht,..~ofbor -~ l From the Larpat '!'~ or Radiator To< - Tho Bull..,.., !lnalleot Heater Core. liXPEII' ,. " · Pomeroy Wheel Alignment 5~'55 -GUARANFEED- • Free Estimates · PHONE 992·2094 • Quality Concrata omeroy Hom.• & -·· .......,,, 0 .. INFORMATION NEWS • DBIIYI!J presenls •. Quick Service . Tuppers Plain• Society News By WMPO • Certified Strenath LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT • Flnlslllne •Sand & Gravel DIAL !192-3284 MrL Evelyn Brlckleo Mrs. Dana Hottman returned home tr001 St. Joseph Hospital, 7:50 A.M. Parkersburg, ancl Is im&Jrovirw after having been a patient there GO~GLEIN with bronchial pneumoniL Homer Millner ot C<tlumbua spent a day here with his niece, Mrs. Nelsel Weatherman. Mr. and Mrs. Dennard Blake and oily of Mansfield apent a weekeOO here with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win Blake and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Violet visited his sister, Mr. am. Mrs. Dale Hart of Athens Rt. 5 a recent Sunday afternoon. On Sunday ewmiDg lhey visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd spence of .f07 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND INVENTORY AfriD APPRAISEMENT The Stat!. af Ohio, M•ll• County 4:30 P.M. To , ... Eucvtor or AdJrdnlstrotor of the> aatot~; to ouch oft.. follow· lnt no,.. r~tsldoflfa of tha Stota of Ohio, 'lll11-tho our'lll'lllng spou••• thl MoJ!t of kin, tiM hneflclorla• under tiM- will; ond to tho ottornay or ottornal'• reprooentlng any of tho oforamanfionod pertont: Bartho B. RathbVfn, ~'19910, Rut~ land, Ohio. Yo11 ar• l'llrobr notlflod thot tho lnvanlory and Appralaomont af tho ntof• of tha afore•ntlonad, do· ua11d, Iota of sold Count~. wao Iliaci In thlo Cowt. Said lnvantOfJ and Appto611-m , will ba fw haar• lng bol- thlt Cowl on tho 8th dil. of No",, 1968, ot 1OtOO o'-elcx:lt A. • Any ,.run doohlng to fll• ucapo llano tha11to muat fils thoftl at looat five day• prlot to tha data 111 for haorlng. Clvu unci., my hand ond 11al of 1illd Court, thl• 18tf-. doy of Nov. l<eeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As ',.bote c.urt Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldea called on Mr. and ·Mrs. J o h n Everett Sllultz. Mr. IIIII Mrs, George Honoley GRAVEL HOTICI ON FILING o• Pomeroy. Hayes of Chester a recent s.m. day afternoon. Mrs. Murl Galawa,y accompanMr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor at-ied Mrs. Roxie Arbaugh lo Belpre tended funeral service• tor hls where they visited on saturday mother, Mrs. Zona Taylor, at and &nlay with Mr. and Mrs. New Martinsville, W, Va. Howard stanley, roriner res I~ Mr. aDd Mrs. James caldwell dents of this area. have moved to Belpre. Mr, IJ1d Mrs. Chester Spencer MFL LUiy Prusblng of Colmnand A. R. Caster, Charleston, W. bus spent a week here with her VL, were guests of Mr . and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Lola Grlftln. 1nd Earl Starke)' and Mr. Caster with her niece, Mr. and Mra. •pent a row days here. On Sunday i' ABiui;:.AND SLATS '"" : ; PH. 9VIo2143 Port NUiftllltO, Ct.tlnllt nta DlftN!tllt .I BLAEnNARS . . . . MaiD .IMIY L. IU.Nio To Arrive Schtw~nel Marine fi"IUUnl rlnll of aolt walat' to ,.aka cor ahlna 3. Attondant on dut)' M;f'. ·.:.·. · •• • > On Display 115 Soon · Ramo In In P.CII'kliO onrr !., and Spray.d with werm a0.11' tMn o high IN Till COMMON PU.U COVI.1' MIIGI COUNTY• OHIO "llfltlr'ltr·.......... 011... I, 6-9~-18 te.tler. MAIUORY A. IUMa. '. ~------------------------------~~~ Golllo County on tM 14 day of feltruory and th. IB de~y of Sop- lt. D. 4, , TH'PARSON, AUNT LOIIJEEZV Business Servi(es lltown County on tt. II doy of end the 7 day of N•vemhr , Hlohloncl County on tfN, 8 doy of Al"ll oml tt. 4 dh 1f NoYernbor . Hodlna Coul'lfy on the 22 day of A,..ll and th. 2 doy of D.eoml.er. Joektotl Ca111nfy on the 14 Jay of MCII'ch oM tM ),(dar ol Octobar. Lawn~nc:a County on tt. 11 dor of Morek and tit. 21 dar of Octoltar. Mllgt County on tM 13 d11r 11f Fobruory ond tiM> 17 d11y of :Sa,.. tamllor. Plcltawoy County on tha 29 dar of Al!'ll and tho 9 dor of Doeambar . Pllta CCiunt., Cln tlw 28 day of MCirch and the 2.( dor of October , RCiu Coun.rz on tho 2.( doy of April o..d tlto clay of O.un~b111 . Scioto Count\ Cln tho 25 dov of March and the 8 day of November, Vt..ton County on tho 10 do! ol Fobruory olld tl. 16 doy of opt.mber. Wo,hlntton Count)' on t ... 25 doy of F•bruary and the 30 day of Sapo t.mb.r. Sold farm• to b~tln ot 9:30 o'clock AM . S.ptombor 30th 1968. M. M. CARLISLE GORDON B. GAAV HOMER E . .ABELE Judta• 10/15; 10/221 10/21 3tc- RQUIN MALONE 'IONOER (0Mf5 '' > A~ll 11 11 Ttc $20,000,00, --GENERAL STORE - AU llloct, SIX ROOM house, newly refLitures and a 7 room home, FOUR ROOM and bath, unfurmodeled kitchen, basement batb, furnace, and large lot nished. 11150 Lincoln Heights, REPAIR. REFINISH, recondiand bar room, 115 Ebenezer Only $21.0110.00 Phone !192-3874. 10-29-lfc tion golf clubs, John Teaford. St. Phone 1192-5561i, IG-:rl-6tp HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD J.IWOip ~'58'1\bLij?,~if~oum OF APPEALS, A.D. 1969 NOTICI cuse, gas beat, cold running water, one and seven hundredths acres. Ground witll good garden space : $700 cash, GEO, B!JIISIEliEII. Bnibr Phone tm-ZIIOI. IG-%1-31c ""-" DOWN - lkqs 64 Acrea, people With small chlld. Phone COON DOG Pup11. CaU m-5832. IG-27-31p ~, I0-2!-12tc TIM£$ ' 1968. F. H. o•BRIEN Judge and ••·officio Clerk of oald Court By Hanrllfto O'Brien Chlof Ooputy C1orlt 10/22; 10/29 ltc Helldarahot, at Lancaoter, Kemeth Caldwall, local, Del· ernooo. Rl•tives here have received word of lbe birth of a daughter, Angela Ka.J<, lo Mr. and MrL Ed Woods, Columbus. The mottler Ia the lonner Doma Davia, whowa1 reared In this communU~·. Mater· nal fl'lndmolber ia lira. Hazel By United Presa lnternationai 'l'oda¥ Is Tueoda7, Oet 29, tho 303rd daf of !968 with 88 lo aaw, Ind., receldy. Funeral aentcea were held on Frlclaf II CUpenter ._,list Church lor Ruth Bobo Starkey, dauaf!Dr of Mr. and Mra. Frank Babo, local She was a Ufhlonc: r ..tdent of lbe communi~ and bad ~a~Vbt in Colmnbla School for 111o pool 24 7eara. SUrvlwra ~•Ide• hor apd parent& include three dlu&hters, Mr1. T. L. Br!ICikMrt (Eiaanor Jean), Albany; Mra. Leland Moon (Gar· not), C.Otun, and Mrs. ~ Nelson (Jean), local; a •on. Jolm Starkey, Supr Grove, 0.;. IDa grandchll4nn, a slater,. MrL Clar)oce Stack, Albany, IIIII anen! aloteo IIIII nophowo. Rev. Cacll. Col belli lbe lllll'vlcealllll burial ~· 'in ~ c;amo. tery under !ho dl~on of lbe llicoo1 FuooraJ HOIIIL .. ' ~' . "•"YOU TAUGHT ME THt:IT A MAN 'S SPtRIT "1110 lNITWIVE O!N N~ Be CRLISHEO lf'He'·I*'IG A GOAL! YOu HAVF 1:1 WILl "1'00 TELL ME WHAT I'M SAWLII1' ABOUT!ft' Q:lti' T A Gl""iiliv£1'1 R~DA FFUEMOI.Y LETTER. WITHOUT GElT!N' AU CHOt<EO !!f!~ GOAL ... .:1ND NC:N1 ~VE l::t GoAL·· .. l I . TO LIVE ' _., • MD WHEN M't' lt/U.L TO liVE. ~S •••• "l" • fALTERIHQ ... I MET '(Q!J, ~R ,:lrltllE----" loll.... The mom is between ita first quarter am full pbaae. The morning stars are Mercw-y, Mars and J~tter. The evantrw stars are Slturn r ' ~ I and venus. DICK TRACY Ni1W YOIIIt (UP!l - Adolph ID.efer wu the u.s. men's ,."' 100 't II to 11f3. ..... ·-rd . • « Ul8 ANOBLES <UPil-'l'llo American rope cllmbtno record for 211 feet, ustna hiDda aloDe, Is U IOCOnda b7 Oarvln B. Bmlth of Loa Anoelea. ' YOU HAYI HIARO AIOUT YOU HAY! IUH IXPICTING IT• IT IS NOW Hill! I DAILY CROSSWORD A<JJ10811 l, UnhJtehlag post of u. - A NI!W CHURCH IS 81!1NG lOR -On the 1.-,ol af Mon'o oplrlt~tt~l n. .da . Flnt S....ln at 7t30 Br-n'l ato li. Urban problem 9. Level Frldsy n11ht P.M. In Tha fanMf MariM Bvllcllng Oft Oilt1 124, Mlr~~ro"'lll•, place lit... .. (An IN........nt stratagem 11. Placed '••N>r - K... Derri"'Jt.rl of lflo Socon• latttlot cCtwood DOWN 24. AIIJ"IO· 1. Underatahd s..on 3'. Mlsfortunea labal"el' 3. Relative 26. Lij&:e a of Eddie bUJ" In f. In use, a rug 8.11 a radio 5. Checker 10. In this 12, Namath or DiMag~o 6. "rrack event 7. Alternative B. Category 13. Greek letter 11. Tt!e work. 1~. Entire incclaA$ 16. Famou11 12. Protrudes - MIJI .ot 1&49 lf. Employ 18. DlvJde 16. Meqer 20. Born 17. Conclude.s 21.1be land 11. .AI!IIJI.ni C~urch) ofLF. r 2$. V&miah }".-~ 27. Seatof fkr··;· ' WOrks , i' ' silkworm 23. Juicy aa:um. .• .. 22. Orated ..~ • '· I -- MR. 0""ECJ:l \111l!TES-*A W'IS£ WIN Q11CE MID ... 'OFHN "THE TEST OF COU~GE IS I'IC1T lO DIE , BUT .! llurdpll, local, IIIII great..srandmather l1 Mrs. Zella Perry, eo. lumbua. Mr, IIIII Mro. lllrold GU!ogly were buabwa• visitors In War- '" The Almanac meter bocat.rolte champion for nine straight Jean-from te:M Cluo 1.0 ctasalflealion u a ""'adaoti'"'a till-... Sbauld I IJIPil' - or walt UD1Il t ba•e I '·· Gregory Austin. They Hensleya hive three daughters. Mr. ancl Mrs. Clarence Nichols spent aeveral days with their son. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nichols, of Toledo. Enroute there they visited their daughter, Mra. Merium Mrs. James stumps and daughters at Westerville onSundayatt- I i .... lackolrob Champ Mr, ..111 MrL George Thml&l of Worthington visited her mother, Mrs. Myrtle FrostSundl,)'ud took her for a rkle dolm oround Gallloo<lts. SP 4 Wesley Arbaugb, who IU been stationed ln Texas, has rocei vied bla honorable dillchlrge brother and stster~tn-lew, Mr. and is ,_ at home with his par. and MrL Earl Starkey. enta, Mr, IIIIIMrLJohn~ ' Members of lbe Albany Charge Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorat of UMY:r RJ'O'tJ 1nd their triellls en- Lolli Balt<m vlalled her mothjoyed a hayride and wiener roast er, MrL Ethel stout. on Saturat the William Lawson tUm on do,y .n.r-n and belJ)Od her eel· . saturday evening. ebrate ber blrllldaJI, Mr, and Mra. Arthur Crabtree Q.: I om ,_ In eollep with vialted her sister, Mrs. Elba McKnight, in Columbus, onSaturd8,)' a D-8 Clalllftcatloa, ~er, IIIII Sunday am called on Mr. am I om plllllllnli to fAII1 for a •· ~nl~rtoin,ed : are announcing the birth ot a son mar :Baum, Henry Bahr and sevborn Oct 4, He has been named eral others of Chester were deer hwttlng In utah. . fruita in&TecUent Kl'upp ateel ao,. Patriot Hale 32. Clock aufnber aa. Sout.h Sea. lsl&Jtd I 86. ~~~1 .r ._. ' •' ·.If 37. WBIUIIr • 40. Antlered a.alm&l t "J, Coiacflmtng f2. l!:levaUon: ' ab~J·' 43, Blrd :'Lt.tlh : " ' lmldPrji ', 48. Bi-er'a n..a fT~ Coven ,wJth tuif• ·, · '. fR. fl:(rjtl!'l•· Jll,eDaet, '" .foreort ,,''bM'J:,l' ,• ;.;~ 28. BanJIIh- .. lng 29. Notch· 31. The human record : abbr. 33, Quite a fua ,· 3f.Ciet'U 36. fma(inary land, ,WI>_en peated ..,. ".. I'Hltl!ftiiJ'I Qswer 38. InvuJon o.ta aort 39. Winl'• of aoort f3. Fanwell! 45. Hawaiian bird ta. Couato or preaad · ante I K f''""'TOU, ) I t) I t1 Now.....,. the drol.. letten . 'I .A . I ; . 1 [ ) to t.,. the llll'pl'l•.-.wer, u r.;~;;;~-=~~;:::;~~~·:llfPIIecl: b7 the above...._,, i~~~o·-:r-"" I ( X I I JH_IS LI I t :o �. ' ;.o.. n. UilJ3' billa_., .. . ' ; ., ' ~~""..,.Wit ' v., tw.u..r, VC"'- "P• .a.wo ·~: ,· N.ow s·· Repeats compounds the libel,.. he aaJd. Demand Retracdoo Nixon said SWday, In makbw 1:. Boy brldp. Achievement Begin Observance of Week dlatrlb- Nixon Thinking Of A 1969 Auto? ·~~ I SEE CITIZENS NATIONAL FOR A5\ NEW CAR LOAN_ r::- li~ ,allonal 8 Ilk , ·I Memb.r of Federal Oepo•lt ln.uronce Corporation MIDDLEPORT, 0. MBGS THEAm TOMGHT ONLY OCTOBER 29 "LIVE A LITTLE, LOVE A LIITLE" (Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Michele carey COLORCARTOONS: Animal Revue Common Scents Pink Panther Year of the Mouse SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. have threatened legal against the 'l1mea . C'QL. XXI " MARRIAGE APPLICATION William Antho!lf Al'fl8onl, 27, Durhan, Coon., real estate salesman, and Linda ~. Lemhi!', 23, Rutland, teacher. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' en tine or Jr., 60, Philip B. f1 2817 Jack~ son Ave., Pt.. PleasarX, dledTueaday to Holzer lloapltal. Mr. Hennosy waa a ship fttter and welder at the Marietta plant for man,y years. He was a veteran ~ World War Two. ~ waa born May 12, 1908 to Mason, tho aon of the tate Philip H. and Ag- llilll!r !IIIII WEDNF<>nA Y, OCTOBER 3Q ,968 I i i' I . l i' U. S. Ambassador W. AvereU Harriman walked out of the shortest or all the 28 sessions and sald each side hl.d made a brief !JtateANYONE FOR SOCCER? - MeJss CounfJ' haa Its first organized SO<Cer team, a squad of 15 ment. "That'll alii can sa.y, 11 he llld. girls of Meljrs High -chad by Mrs. Pat Jordon ond Mra. Jo,y Bentley, They are shown durBoth sides announced they would resmne the talks next Wedneslqr pra<dce In the Middleport park Tbooda¥. They wiU meet Kyger Creek Satur<laJ, at 7 p, m. oo day, a day alter American voters pick their next president. There had the Malp Field at Mlddl..,ort. Admlsaloo Is 25 cents lor student& and 50 ceola for adulta. Making been hopes among diplc:mats that both aides could agree on the key 1Ct the squad are Oaarisse Porter, Peg Story, Cl.thy BaUey, Marta Hubbard, Marilyn Brown, Donissue blocking progress on calling a tuUpeaee conference- Hanoi's na Wilson. Mary Holman, Sandy Johnion, Lola Sauer. Melania Hackett. Debbie Crow, Nancy Hardemam for an eOO to U. S. bombing. The United States has said Hanoi rlo, Llnlo Hackett, Katlzy MorPll ond Patsy Rarrl11. It ahould be quite a boll game Saturday night, can get the halt only It it too de-escalates the war. bd.cated by the Photographer of the above lctlon, ICatie Crow, who reported, 41 [ barely escaped But Xuan Thuy, Hanoi's <hie! wlth my llfe, and was overjoyed Just to be able to walk away." delegate, raised the clenched fist effect on the talks here. 1 ' As tar as J'm concerned the to newsmen after today's session, .,There will be no dls- election is not entering into the POSTER CONTEST WINNERS - WIIUIOI'a o! a [lOsier conteal at the $)TICUH cusslon ot any other matters discussions here in any shape, School, coOOucted ln conjunction with the proposed two mill wltmteer tire department levy on the h8x-e before a complete U. S. form or manner. We have been bellot there this November 5, show their entries, They are, front row, from left, StephaDI.a Ord, dealt ng with the problems of bmlblng hal~" he aald. sixth grade; Kimberly Grueser, fourth grade; Mike Norton, third grade; back row~ Rhonda ~lh. Before the meeting Harriman peace for the American people sixth grade; Cheryl Moore, sixth grade, and Lee Ord, flftll grade. Several posters of the entranta had told newsmen the u alec..: and that is the only thought any are being displayed in business places. - Sentinel Photo. tlon was not lnCluen~ t h e ., of Ul have," he said. talks in 11 811)' shape, form or manner." Harriman declined to say if there might be secret sellsions before the scheduled meetPHILADELPHIA (IJPI) Ins next Wednesday. Lots oflnteroat - eopedall,y oo 1he Mdorallevel - lheee do¥• M. Nixon's lead over Unconfirmed reports spread Richard to the lorlhcOilllqr Nov. 5 elecdons. Hubert H. Hmnphrey had in Paris that the United States 11'1 only I matter Practlcall,y o! hours nCM that Y<JU con vote narrowed to barely 3 percentage was contemplating a full In lbeonteo ballot In tile election. The deadline Is 4 p. m. Thursday points as ot last weekend, a poll bombing halt against North at tho Board of Elo<donl olllce located In the Masonic TI!Jqlle hllicated Tuesday. Vietnam- the price Hanoi has bulldlnl! at Pomeroy. The Slndlll'ller survey indica~ demanded for arranging peace Aa of 4 p. m. Tuesday, 400 reolclenta lad cast able- ballots. ed H hr ha ed. Ialka. Thl •• ,._, .r ....... .,_. '-t ·'-·• ••··•-~ ,,., ••··ump oy • narrow ""· <prf w ¥2ft rl!*o:.•• •.Nw·'!lkm 'IIIII~ L .....&JIOiolt~pwu,~.~~ ·Mfllon'.r""edJe' .....-.t;t-·'pet"" cent. In BaQPok. 'l;'t}ai Fore~ STOCKHOLM (IJPO - Americans today won the 19611 Nobel Prlzea lor both Physlca and chemlatry. tee tiOtlqi fa rallDtna ilb6tit the same Is in oa.er presidential years, The telephone poll alio re&'is- Minister Thanat Khoman re'tlie most 'CO\'eted aWlrds ftl science went to Prot Lars Onsager of Yale University in chemistry alii to ~. In 19M, there wert 464 sucb votaa cast ond In 1980, alan a prool· tered pins lor third parcy turned today !rom Woshlowton Prot Luis W. Alvarez of. the Universlt;y of California at Berkeley in PhYslcL tJ;I8 ablentee yoteB ca11t nn over 550. candidate George C Wallace, and the United Nations and to1d It was the 28th time the physics prize had been won by an American and the 15th time the chemistry ·\1, l'DC:ideritally, your vot1Jw poll will be open trom 6:30a.m. to apparenUy at newsmen: ''At this time talks award had gone to the United states since the Nobel awards began 67 years ago. Both awards, anncutced p. m. next Tuesday. Albert E. pres- obout a halt are in the llnal by the Royal Swedish Academ.y of Science, are worth $170,000. BEN TURNER, FORMER MoJss Count,. resident and !ormer ident or the market research stages. There could be an The Norwegian-born Onsager, 65, J, Willard Gibbs professor of theoretical chemistry at Yale, wu county rt~treaentaUve, waa In Pomeroy Tuesday to visit his brother- finn which conducted the poll, agreement.'' cited for "the discovery of the reciprocal relations bearing his name which are fWKiamentalfor the In Sllgon, President Nguyen said it appeared Humphrey is IIi-law, OWen Watson, hoopllaiJzed with PIIOW!Ioo!L thermodynamics ot irreversible processes. ' ' Alwrez, 57, a San Francisco native, won the physics award pining lmotiB wcmen voters. Van Thieu of Soutll Vietnam Ben, ..,.. UYI~t~ lo Lln<aster, brOIJIIrt 11o,. an lnterestlqr metal Cor his pioneering work with particles sma.ller than the a tan. RICHARD RUSSELL Sindlinger said the percentage and his highest aides met ~ which aomo 50 years ogo wu uoed by raUroad emplo,yea of the "You're kiddine." Alvarez said when he was awakened out ot a sound sleep to learn of tds honol'. !(; and M. to pin admlaolon to the poy car, If you didn't have the of undecided voters as the before dawn today. Sources said He said the prize money would go to pay off a mortgage on his home. But Alvarez ad:Jed he wished he IS tag, you didn't get onto the car to eet YOW' wlgtia - paid then in campaign entered its nna1 week tr.ey discussed Amerh:an propocould share it with the team or scientists who helped him with his research. waa 11 very high," apparently sals for ending the bombing of auld - Ben statea. The AcadelJl)' said Alvarez had because many voters were North VIetnam. made "decisive contributions to In Paris, Harriman declined elementary particle physics." cyclotron." WORK IS JUST ABOUTcompletedonthepotoUrt~o! the P<meroy- waiUng to hear more of the ed in billionths of a second. Alvarez' research dealt with These are the sub-atomic partilolaaon bridge, ond yea, VIrginia, It IS green. Wonder hew that hap- candidates' views on the issues. to detail to newsmen the state onsager Is credited with lsypened? HJs survey indicates fewer than of JEgOtlations. "This would not cles which lle at 1he heart of particles called K • Mesons, ing the foundation for the thermo70 mUlion Americans will vote be the appropriate time," he all mader. Prof. Erik Rylllerg, which 'Dare into existence and dynamJcs of irreversible proNov. 5, compared with an said. permanent Academy secretary, then dis}utegrate into lighter par- cesses through his discovery of Pomeroy ond llllddl..,ort olllclal• aro attemptlrw to pt slgno e~cted 75 million roue weeks But Harriman, a former said the choice of Alvarez ''unlike ticles in a space of time mea sur- a fundamental law In nature, [lOoted '"'· the ,_ Route 7 b7'11111 deslpdng roada fiB' -.Isla ago, Sindlinger said. There are Democratic governor or New 1o 1ake in order to reach the two cammtlliUes. Newly named Ohio Bell com- many other times was absolute- :::·:·;.:.;;;;:;;::·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.;::.··· which now is known under t h e II you've Ovtll' driven the now road at olgh~ you probably realize about 117 million Americans of York, replied when newsmen munU;y relations supervisor is ly clear" because "he is the leadname OC ·~ reciprocity relaasked if tOO American presidenTrick or Treat nlght in Ra- tions or Onsager. •• that finding the tum-olfa Ia dllllcult. Juat think how !ruatradng It votiQg age. Richard M. Russell, 517 Vlne- er in the fleld. '' Of the 1,241 persons Inter- tlal elections were having an - ~ms work deals With the smallcine will NOT be held Wed. must be to a ftDlH'ealdent tr'yiq;r to get Into one of the bro towna. lt has pl13ed a dominant role laod Road, Bo,y VIllage. He will viewed In the Oct. 25-28 est particles in nature and t h e nesday tonight as preLot' a hope the vlllqos continue their etrorts lor the markl,... in the development ol theoreUbe reaponsJble tor statewide coSlndllnl!er telephone sur,.y, 740 vloosl,y announced . Racine cal thermodynamics, stimulating ordination, development a n d amazing machinery he has "ConaaJd they were registered and A HCAR£F1JL" WOPD. ... training ror the phone company•s structed to observe them," Ryd- Mayor Charles Pyles said that BX[lel'lmoolaJinvesdgadooaoflrberg said. "He even discovered trick or treat in the Racine Tonlgh~ "trlcl< or treat" wUI be obaerwd throughout the CQD• plaoned to vote. Their candidate speaker's bureau. reversible processes within pb;y. community will be held from munltlea ot the eo&n;y and tc.morrow night, numeroua Halloween preference waa: Wallace 12.3i sics, chemistry and ~riD& Russell moves up to his new new particles in the big Berkeley parties wiD be staged. • Nixon 36.8; HUJI'C)hrey 33.6j 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. tomorrow sciences, Academy otrf.cial1 aaid. post. etrectfve immediately, from night Thursday. II you're driving, would you be good enough to take It ..BY undecided and other17.3. lnformatlm assistant responsiThe latest Gal~ Poll, bosed .;:;.;. ;.;.·:: . .. with the toot? There'll be many excited yotqsters on the atreets.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· ble for managementptj)Ueations. too excited, maybe, to be as carolW of tro!llc oa they mlslt- on irtervtews colllucted beHe joined tile company In ColumHowewr, there'a Uttle tor us adulta to get excited about, ao tweeD Oct. 17 ond 21, shewed bus in 1965 as a dlreetor repreThe Pomeroy emergency S9l8d let's lhtok lor the )'OUIIpters and exerclae <11utlon In driving, AftN Nixon loodlrt~ Humphrey 44 to 36 VETERANS MEMORIAL aentatJn and came to Cleveland answered a call at 3:37 p.m. per cent with 15 per cent tor all, tbeae YOUDI peq>le ue the bluest asaet we have. HOSPITAL In 1966 to join the )luiJIIc relaTueada,y to tho Compton reBIWallace aitd S per cent Admissions - William Fra- dence 011 Route 143. It was redooadopartment. Belinda D. Deeter, 9, daugburdeclded. The Harris Poll gave Born In Cheshire, where he st- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J . zier, Cheshire; Charles Jones, ported that a baby had ~&<aid­ Nixon 40 per con~ and tended public schools, rmd was Deeter, Rt. 1 Long Bottom, was Harrisonville; Harriet Hyatt, Ra- ed. Hlimpbrey 35 per cent with 18 a standout to baaketball, Rusaell admitted to Holzer MedJcal Cen- cine. The child - not ~eel­ per cent {or Wallace an:l 1 per Discharges - Sall.Y B y e r s, was taken to Holzer Hospital Is a graollale 0( Ohio Unlverslcy ter, First Ave., at 7:30 p.m. cent undecided. and a' Navy veteran. Before be- Tuesday with &e<ond and third Carol Hayman, Richard Lyons, by a private car prior to t h e coming a ,.telephone he degree bums of the logs and John Pap, MarJorie Hof!lnan. squad's arrival. \ taught science Ill the Rutland, hips. g,e was burning trash and Ohio achools. MOSCOW (IJPO - Col. Georgy her clothes caught !Ire. Her <DIJ'T',• A Mason, he has served as a Berepvoi;, the world'• oldest master ond a district educedooapacelban, rode Ruasta•s So,yua aJ officer. He baa aJ., been acIPI<e <fjloule to a aale landing Uve in Ohio Bell'• ~er's In the Soviet Union today, the Bur- Forep.an's Club, Uld - · agency Tlao reported. Its boaeball !elope. bls tractor overturned. · He Is llereti<J"''io I 47-YeoM(d Wll' Russell and his wife, the for- reported In good condldoo. f1ero ond ~t pUot, """"' almoat STAUNTON, VL (UPD- partner o! a Kf01CI of wealti\Y mer Martlla Woods of Chealdre, oxictly lliul' don lo opaeo last. $1iro T. Agpew called 1CJOO the land speculatora" whUe aerviJW have one daughter, CeCe, a stu~~,ins the Soyuz 3 craft the New York Times Tuesda.Y night as a public otficial. ' clout at Boy VIllage High Scbool. Sovlell ' - ewntuall.Y to sold to retract a "reckless" ecUtorial Agnew told about 31 000 He Is the son otlolra. Jobn Rus·'on a IIIIJIIIIid !light to the moon. accusing him of a con.Oict of persons at StiWitan that on. of seU, 22 West Main Slreet, Che·Ito precleceoiOI' Soyuz 1 had Interest. hia aides woo seeklnl! to allire. liraahed oo ·landing on ~rn 24, "When a man's reputation Is with Times omdala reeudlllill 1~87, ldlllnl! c:oamwaut Col. about by a IIOWSJIOI>er the "ntalldoua and .-..kl..o Vlldlmlr .Ktiiiiii'OV Iiiii cau*lnl! in the list da.ys of a campaign, statements" In the editorial ud. .I!! 18 Qt~ delaf fii' the Soviet Two books In remembrance of ond when the man baa no "see II the Times Ia blc ...... Jliantlotl 'lllthl ~~ Wbllo relatives have been p.t'e181Ud to - - r to ooawer 1he libel, to swallow its .Pride aid . . . . the craft .... ~ telted Minor damage WBI caaaed to the Mlddle[IOrt Public Library, it's a Httle untair," said the it's wroog." • IINitllllocL a oar oper~tad by Michael E. one Ia "Maaterlow 1he Art of Repltilcon vice prealdentlal The 11meo' - . , 2 wu laundJod bJat Clrallle<a, 17, IH. 2, Chealdre, French Cooking'' glvon by Mrs. candidate. eally reJects the mo do¥ belon llerego. II - I·Gil the ~on Mary Elizabeth ~ower to feThe Times, however. renewed" Ubel" and said toto apace Ia hla the Wllltn! ~~ Rood, llx - membno<e ol the blrttJdof ..m. IIa <horae• lo Its !"iitlono today, the aceuaalloo ...........,. capaule. lliltho ot a Dille noriiJ o f - ¥OrllrY . of her JIIO!ho<, tl)e bJte clalmlow AiMw' • ...slness deal· no .._-t lf t l ~ IIMI 1 11)11 dt, and r111 ootr aa em- Mrs. Mary Ell11bot11 TldMa. l~p oa IIOV8roor of 1\larylanol claim, ...t all<\ ao a t:arpt wlllcie-for NMtetL· ' . The oecond bebh,-. children' a , _ him unlit "to stand ooe lr.bH!cy to to traojlce ...... i!l<h TIJo, ~ Coualr lllerl!l'otle- volume, "Vol~• In the F'oc." atop """' !rom the prealdeJ>- judgments wao nolllled oftheacel- waa given by Mr11. J. E. 'Hart.- cy." The edltorlll accuaed In high •1 ~· P.m. 'l!llti'e , 101, 'eausln ol illo author, EU.. ,, _, ol lavlrt~ . ..... the t1'111~" ot .~l!a. oiJe!h,WIIIAIII. ''Polltl<tll aiJ,y 'and llaondal ·' Sc- WASIIlNGTON - THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL Commldee Monday night aald the Republican porcy "brought poildca to Its lowest depths in many years" with a television commercial that was critical o! VIce Prealdent Huberlll Hlllllj)hrey. The commercial was shown durtrw a networkentertairunent show "Laugh In" - NBC and consisted of pictures ot the VIetnam War and riots with Humphrey's picture &\C)erlmposed over the 1cenes. PT, PLEASANT - · to mid 30, ..... ftrmer 'l'hur• • ' . country. HOUSTON - LYNDON BAINESJOHNSON, who rose from teocher to President. will return to the school house when he leaves the White House next January. . Johnson, the 36th U.S. President, will conduct a eorlos of poll· tical 1cience seminars at Rice University next Jaooary. Dr. Joseph Cooper, chairman of the Rice palttlcal science ~ent, nid Monda,y dates for the semirars would be amounced liter, but Jotmson had accepted the school's invitation. Hemo~. - PARIS (IJPD - The laat regular Vletlllm talks session before the U. S. presidential election ended abruptly to:lay. North Vietnam's chief delegate emerged with a clenched ftst and vowed no progress UMard peace w1til America uneoOOlUaally ends its bombing of his 4 Dies Tuesday ,,...._ well Ccijtler willlo~- IDo nll!rt- Low to tile tiHI'- Iii" 301 Bombing Halt is Block Says Thuy PRAGUE - CANDLF.'l OF PROTEST burned today In Proguo'a rnaJn Wencealaa Square and occaslonal cries of uRusalaasgo homeu echoed through the streets at the end of 1 14-hour demonstraUon by about 5,000 students acatnst Soviet oce\C)I.tlon ot Czechoslovakia. Jt was well after midnlght before pollee cars lDIIIlpd to 1catter the last bands of the yourwsters who staged, dei!Pite the threat of Russian retaliation, what was perhaps tbe mo1t bitter antl Kremlln outburst in this rw.tion's history. Mr. Hennosy We•W+>'.. , Cleor toni~~&, i~ Last Peace Session Before • Election Ends Ill Stalemate <- . Elomo....,. Nixon Has Slim Edge RALLY IS TONIGHT The mmthly Melga Count,y Hollneos rally will be held tonii!IJ! at the Rutland Church of I b e Nazarene at 7:30 p.m. H "'Sounders of tho Raveoii1IOOCI CllUrch of the Nazarene will be the speaker. The choir Is asked to be present at 7 p.m. for pracdce. • VIC vau ~n TO SERVE DINNER An ele<d011 dsy dlooer will be aer..cl at the Letart Falla Commwdty buildlfll on Nov. 5 starting at 11:30 a.m. by the women of the Letart Falla United Methodist Church. There will be ham and chicken dinners as well as short orders. JUNIOR \ \ Here's the swinging message. The brass·buttoned cape, teamed with .the new narrow dress, Is the greatest thing moving . Vicky Vaughn's great white cape is fully lined in taffeta for swish and shape. Oreu In navy or red. Both in Orion® knit bonded nes Me Manon Henoosy. He is survived by his wU'e, Lois hrman Hemoay; a slater, Mrs. Margaret Snead; a half.IJrolher, Clyde Hemosy, and one half-sister, Mrs. El&le Morgan, all of Charleston. Funeral servJcea will be held PLAN SALE Thursday at 11 Lm. at the The Meigs Communlcy Clasa Joseph Catholic: Clllrcb in Ma- lor Menially Retarded Children son with the Rev. Father H. A. will hold a rummage aale fr<lm Ryan oll'lcl.atlna. Rosary aerv9 a.m. to 2:15p.m. Frida¥ at the lees will be held at tbe Fogle· omcoo o! Columbia Gao of Ohio song Funeral llomo Wemoada,y In Middleport. at 7:35p.m. Friends may call alter 7 dds oventos. Burial will be In ~c:rest Memorial Park. THICK-TREAT SET Trick or treat night in Racine MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL wW he obaei'Yed from 6:30 to 8 . ADM!SSIONS - Myrtle Durst, p.m. Wedneaday. The alren will Pomeroy; OWen Watson, Racine. aound to mark the opeolng and DISCHARGES - Everett Dal- cloolng of the actlvldes. ley, to acetate. From our Slar Spangled collection. 5-lS. a. Come to Elberleld 1 llusy Roody To Wear Oof!Orlmontsee our beautiful selection of new Fall DreuetCasual and dressy dreues in junior petitu, juniors, mines and half sius. Alao toke advantage of the great savings onwo!Mns fur trimmed and casual coats, dreues sweatera, akirts, dusters, alack., 1tre~c~ pants. Come in and look around, let us help you w1t your selections. Elberfelds In Pomeroy tJfntlal y~, ~~ • I s. Of 3 Pet. I t Physics, Chemistry Prizes to Americans • I I. Nixon·~ eJ~Pen&e. Sindllrt~er, R usseII , Supervisor At Ohw Bell f I t1 ."''t II I. io d • Navy Wins Battles On River "1 noticed that tlwse people at Moore's have their , Beregovoi Home Safe in Russia Big Toyland Open•••• P.$. Many famoUI brand toyt ore. avaUabl• on a first col'llle, flrat terved ltaah. Many of them cannot be re-ordered. Enough aaidl CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. Reported Satlded In Good Cnndition man." A c lls gnew a on ... Ia ..,.... 1mes ....... •• ... :I~r.;":;::~l~~= To Retract Editorial Plan I" Trust your home heat to Belinda Deeter, 9, dl~~·~-:=.~~.a:u,Sicle, your tort now and use MDore• 1 Lay-Awo)' ~ Two Books Given And ... TEXACO 0. 133 SAIGON - TilE BATTERED GREEN BERET at Thucq: Due threw beck a Comlmriat 1111ull today and U.S. para-rs trapped obout 200 gueriUas oo a oearby peolnoulo, Dlllltu'!' spokesmen llid. 1bere were no American casualties.. To the north, U.S. B52s struck North Vlotoam to the helvleat bmlblns raids to nearly a month ond amashed southern po~o &ICIPb'llnes to e>Pioolons tllll aent amokealmoata mile hliiL Small· or jeta !ound a breok In the moosoon We&l/'er a!ld joined the Monday attack, 11y1ng 139 mlaalona ogalnst the ponhlndle. In Sooth V I - , goverrment apokesmen reported one the heaviest outburts ol COIJ)oo munlst terror action In recent weeks. In the three _.s Viet Cone terrorists killed 23 South Vietnamese. action TOWER HIGH ON GOP COLUMBUS (IJP0 - S e n. Jobn G. Tower, R-Tox., Monday night predicted presidential and congresllional vt etories for the Replj)licans Nov. 5 as be arrived here to stump tor the Ohio aenate RopubiiCOD caodltlate. at •· . Devoted .To 'llae lntere.t. Of 'llae Meiga-MtUOR Area It would be a wonderful tlrwe to chooae 992-5186 .IDDLEPORT 0. e -:-;.~·,!.S..," u-4 to refer to law- eiii ConiuJY B. c. Eyesores •• You Know ·~,ifr•;f Diaklr1, ·Wae the name ot a Greek ~ ltafellllan who was aetJve ln tbe As IIO.. rnor, he NEW YORK (IJPil- The New IIJProYetl ddl route. In re_... y~ Times today reprlnted an to public uldclan, Gov, Aaoow odltorlal tl1ol $11ro T. Apew his "gutter politics" charge, later aWl hla aharO of the hinted wu llbeloua ond Richard that he would "demand'' the lanll." M. Nixon caUed "the lowest Times print a retracUon to Its Claim Tlmlrw oorerent ldrd of sutter politics." The one point <hall...... by chargea against Agnew. The editorial which tlrst the N lxon-Agnew attorney, ac-The 11mea aald lo Ita editorial appeared In the newspaper's Slturdly edition, accused Ag~ column today thlt an attorney cording to · tbe Tlmea, was that new, the Republican vice representing Nixon and Agnew Agnew was governor when he presidential candidate, of busi- tokl the new!IPIIPer Monday sold his share or the land on the neas dealirws u a public official there wu only one factual point bridge ..,proach route. 1be attorney said Apew was I that have demonstrated "he Is under challenge by Nixon. candidate tor governor at the But the Republican National not ftt to stand one step aw~ Headquarters in a statement dme. from the presidency." The Times oot onl1 repeated 111e Times editorial saJd issued MondiJI challenged most In the orlgl.-1 editorial the Nlxoo and GOP candidate for of the charges made in the charge that Agnew was goverpresidem, tpparently had not editoriaL nor at the time of the sale, but The editoriel sald Agnew. as checkal the background am:! r~mptasized it in separate tssoclatea of Agnew before chief executive of Baltimore County arll as governor or editorial comments. The newa. •electi~ the Maryland governor paper said Agnew's share ol the Maryland, ''has been tbe as his r\lllllng mate. land waa sold at aucUon at the In Houston, Agnew said in a political ally and financial same price he paid for It partner of a grlql of wealthy 1tatement that the Times had Tho Times editorial Hid (Cmdnued trcm Pqe I) ..pulled the major blooper of the lard speculators." Agnew was st111 a partner with The editorial said, "ln 1965 cam,paign'' In charging him ing the location of Middleport on with conflict of interests. "The Mr. Agnew joined with these lhe land speculators In a Virgin the Route 7 by • pi.SL fact that the Times waited wrtil businessmen in purchasi('€ a Officials commented that afa week befon the election to tract or land on the probable ter dark it is difficult for even distort the lacts and make Its approach route of a new, local residents to fiOO county Inaccurate charges against me parallel span of the Chesa.peake road five to turn into Middle(Continued fr<m Page I) port. Out of area motorists would Colwell. find It Impossible to locate MidHEALTH, Ell UIJ,y and Comdleport without any signs, oftlpany Catherine Cotterill. clals stated. II(JME ECONOMICS - CONGrale said U.t he had underPT, PLEASANT- Observance plan a Halloween party at the SUMER EDUCATION, MontgomBlood, by telephone trom the church this evening at 7:30 o•of Youtll Week began !lmday In ery Ward, Vicki ~ncer, SlerHelghla United Met!K>dlst Church clock. Members are asked to rl McCain, ~erry Hayes, Ter- State Highway Deparlment, that signs such as desired by coun11111 Ia to oontlnue tllrou&b next attend in Halloween costume and ri Miller. cil cannot be placed al~ the bt1.ng v18Uors with tbem. amu,y. The church all!IO celeHOME IMPROVEMENT, The The TiuriJdaY morning Bible S&H Fouodatlon, Inc., SandraSa.Y- byi)ass. However, it was agreed breted an old.faahloned Rally Day under the theme, "Each 0 n e atudy at 10 o'clock will be re Debbie Heaton, MelindaAms- to make an additional call to Dowler to secure more infOrmachanged !Oillewhat. Those attendBring One." b~, Sandra Bishop. tion. Council first requested the A new church paper, tbe Ing are to .share in a covered HOME MANAGEMENT, Tupdish meal ln the church dining perware, Sandra Newlun, Kalh- signs last April Heights Highlights, waa The discussion dlscJosed that uted &mday and «<lltalned Item• room at noon. io Chichester, Mary Ruth Sauer, motorists are having to travel Heights ladies were asked to ~ interest to the members and Carmel Murphy. the oew highway to Rock $~rings trlenda al the ctmch. The pro~ remember the World CommunHORSE, Merck & Co., lllc., ject waa directed by Mrs. Nan- lt,. Day program In tho Christ Donna Manuel, Cynthia Gooch, and then must return downrt ver almost to Middleport again cy Hamm. The paper probably Church, ~lscopal, November 1. Karen Grl!lith, Sl.aroo WIISOII. in order to cross the PomeA total of 25 ladies became charwill be distributed quarterly, HORTICULTURAL, A Ill a • An Important meeting of t h e ter memberl or the reorganiz- Chalmers, Stanley Hutton, Ern- roy Mason Bridge with the wa.v Charge conterenco will be held ed Women's !mciety ot World est Wrlteaal, Jim Lodwick, Wal- the highw~ Is now marked. CouncU approved a secorx:l wemesday evening by Con- Service t1111 past week. Additer Gebel. reading of an ordinance which fer«~ce ~pL Rft. Harry Eck- tional members will be acceptLEADERSHIP - The Sears would go into effect the first ol els oC Buckhamon. A meeting ed thla week, Mra. Vada Cl'UJllll Roebuck Foundation, Jemy DP.an, the year, permitting motorists r1 the Pastor-Parish RelatiOJJs amouneed in the church buUeJanet Mees, Donnie Cheadle, to purchase parking meter decommittee will be held at 7 do. Richard Warner. cals for their cars at the rate Young people will ~ad In varp.m. The regular prayer and PETROLEUM POWER, 0 II of $50 per year. The decals ious services this week and also Bible stud;V will follow at 7:30 Company, Bob BaUOY, Ed d le entitle the purchaser to park shared In the UNICEF trick or p.m. and the Charge conrerence Croas, Don Smith, Alan Holter. his motor vehicle at meters withIs acheduled lor 8:30 p.m. treat coUeetions In the comPHOTOGRAPHY, Eastman Koout paying charges each time. Members of the Win One Class munity Monda,y evening. dak Company, Melanie D e a n, The ordi~nce provides tor len· •> Joey Neloon, Bl1! Kreba, KathY er costs for the decals if they Cheadle. are purchased later in the year POULTRY, Heisdorf & Nelson and there is to be an addltlonal Fums, Inc., Karla Deal, Ron~ $5 charge for a new decal U the nie Wood, Keruteth Wood, Noah purchaser trades cars during iiJo aell. the year for which his permit SAFETY, General Motors, Bob is granted. Bailey, Llnda Cotterill. It was agreed to repair &e¥SHEEP, WUson & Co., Inc., era! alleyways where holes have Brenda staniOY · devel~ed and il was reported SWINE, Moorman Manuractur~ that the new pollee cruiser, orLng Company, George M o r a, dered about a month ago, Is ex· Richard Mora, Lester Parker. pected in the near future. PUBLIC SPEAKING, The Pure Others attending the meeting OU Division, Bob Bailey, Unda were Councilmen George Baker Cotterill. and Dick Vaughan. OlllO STATE JUNIOR FAD! PARTICIPATION CHECKS, Linda Boal, Wendy Carper, Debbie Jetrers, Teresa Chichester, Nan· cy Sexson, Duane Will, Steven (Continued !rom Page 1} Stanley, Domrle Cheadle, Jemy Nlxoo laDed to tovestlgate Dean. Robert BallOY, Karla Beal, Agnew' 8 background to discover Melanie Dean, Rhea Mora, Le- a cmDict between Agnew's nora Michael, Florence Meeks, posldoo as a zoning board Jennl!er Blakeslee, Kathie Chi- member and a ftnan<lal portnor chester, Cynthia Gooch. to a land devel01>111ent ftrm, GENERAL FOODS COOK- Bolli Nixon and Agnew have BOOK, Marge Rlgga. said tbe charge is untrue 8Dd ,.I ' Moore's has all the tamout brand toys you IH on TV • , • Mattei, ldool, Flahot·Pr leek Milton- Brad- In Remembr!plee Car Damage Minor ley, Tonka, •nn•, Blazon, Remco anll Marx. Moore's Famous Toys at Discount ·Prices I~ COME TO MOORE'S IN. PQMEID¥.: • TOYLAND HEADQUARTERS AT J .• ! '\. .' I. ~IN .ST. ' •. ' ,. .. 1 -eel ,, au. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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