https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/206dd5c735f5bbb22e815fa90696fdc3.pdf f9305b85a34dc9c42cba494f7358cb29 PDF Text Text ....... ., . ... . ( .. •' . ; ( ,· •..r; ' .... .-.· ~--· -- ·-· ·- ... ~· " ·'' · •' ••• .• ,·., .. • .•..• , .. , , , . .,.,._ '•' , • •• • '' ) Arab .Father, ·2 ·Sons Held .. a _ The Dolly Sendnel, Panoroy-Middlq>Ort, o •• Monla,y, November 11, 1968 Investor-Owned Utilities' Plans For Expansions Set Record Place and where they want it, as much Ohio's eight investor • owned ling capacity everY 13 years, on as they desire - and as econelectric Ught and power com- tile average. "All of us in the electric in- omically as possible." panies are building at a recHlghlll!hts of tndlvlwal comord-setting pace to meet the in- dustry in Ohio are aware of the J>8117 expenaloo• al!ectln8 !lOUth· creased demand tor electric pow- dynaml c growth shaping o u r east Ohio include: state," said Kenneth G. Oxley, er in the state - Columbus and Southern Ohio While some business analysts Executive Vice President of The Electric Compan.y's record fivepredict the nation's expansion Dayton f\lwer and Light com- year $230 millton expansion proboom Is slowing, Ohio's electric pany and President of the Insti- gram includes the construction utilities this year are complet- tute. "Our objective is LU provide oC new generation and transmisIng an investment of more than sion facULties in co.operaUon $450 millim1 in new and im- reliable electric service to all with the Cincinnati snd Dayton proved generating plants, trans- who want it. when they want it, companies. The latest of these mission lines and other key fajoint projects Is an 800.000 cilities. kilowatt generating unit at The companies and their exC&SOE's conesvUie station. penditures this year are: - Dayton PoWer and Ugbt' s (Continued from page 1) The Cincinnati Gas & Elecplanned expenditures include the by which agri4:ulture can eventtric Compan.y, $65 million; The construction of new generating Cleveland Elcl'f.ric Uluminating ually balance s~J~~ply with de- and transmission facilities in Company, $92 million; Columbus mand at "acceptable" prices co..(Jpel'atlm with Cincinnati Gas and Southern Ohio Eleetric Com- without coutinul[11 farm pay- & Electric and Columbus a n d ments of $3 billion a year and pany, $43 million; The 0~ Southern Ohio Electric. Power and Light Company, $57 more. New Developments million; Monongahela Power The report added tllat any Harry James Company, $669 thoussnd; Ohio new farm program must be acEdison Company, $7 4 million; companied by emphasis on de~ Ohio Power Company, $102 milveloping new n~farm ecooomDies on Friday lion; and The Toledo EdiSOn Com~ ic opportunities in rural areas pany, $30 million Funeral services (or Harry OVer the next rive years, more and other steps to help farm James Lacey, 87, Middleport, families and rural communities than $2 billion is budgeted for who died Frida.Y evening were expandion by the utilities - fur- adjust to the continuing reducheld MondaY at 2 p.m. at Ewing tion in farm numbers. ther assurance that an abundant ''The actual combination of Chapel suwly ot low-cost electric powMr. LaceJ is survived by a programs to be adopted is lett er will be readily available daughter, Marjorie Brooks, Hilto the arena of the policy makthroughwt Ohio. These electric liard, Ohio; two soos, James, companies, comprising The Ohio ers. But this analysis clearly Lynwood, Calif., and Lawrence, out that a shift to pre>points Electric Utility Institute, expect Manhattan Beach, Calli.; six grams . . . revolving around to maintain their record of daublo~-tcrm resource adjustment grandchildren, and eight great • is necessary to meet the need grandchildren. Burial was in Rivof a society in a very adwnced erview cemeterY. 111e Rev. Ce, . . environment," the report cil Wise officiating. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY said. ;;; ·~%-AA NOVEMBER 11-12 Proposals for massive long- :-=-:;:;:.:•:i:•».&~:O:M X Temperatures in Ohio Tuesterm retirement of whole farms "DANDOLERO!" to help keep U.S. farm output day throughSaturdaywillaver· (Technlcolor) age near normal, with highs in in balance with demand are not James Stewart~ean Martin new, But previous moves in the mid to ~per 'lOs in the COLORCARTOONS: this direction ha\'e never been north and in the lower 50s in The Shark Hunt pushed to the le\·els ewerts soutll portion, with lows in the Midnight Ghosts consider necessary. lower w middle 30s. The CaJllenters A warming trend will begin Pink & roue Blues WednesdaJ, but tw-n a little cooler at the em or the week. WEDNE&JAY, NOV. 13 Rain Thunday changing to NOT OPEN PLAN MEETINGS scattered showers or soow A weekend meeting will be conflurries near Lake Erie FriTHURs. - FRl - SA 1'. ducted Nov. 14 through Nov. 17 day is expected to average NOVEMBER 14 - 15 - 16 at the Hobson Christian Union about three to five-tenths of an "CUSTER OR THE WEST" Church with Rev. Troy Fields. Robert Shaw-Ty Hardin inch liquid. Nightly services will begin at COLORCAIITOON: 7:30. There also will be a counDog Snatcher ty-wide prayer meeting ~day. Nov . 17, at 2 p.m. O'Dell Man· OU Players Come SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. ley is pastor. Iowa Plan Lacey MEIGS THlATRE By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (PO- The anooal execution or television series by the ratings is beglrmlng w pick "' steam. Latest of the axing& ls NBC1V's Phyllis Diller show, a weekl.Y varietY hour that wUl hardly be missed b1 either viewers or critics, The amazing thing is that insider~~, including n e t w o r k people, marked it for dead even before the season began. which makes one woroer why lt was ever put on in the first place. In addition to 1 star whose material was overly familiar, the series had a diMc:ult time slot- 10 p.m. EST- and the murderous competition of CBSTV's "Mission: Impossible" and ABc-TV's Sunday night movies. NBC-TV's midsPason heir to this enviable competitlon will be "My Friend Tony," a series about a co~le of criminologists. Only Replacement The network says this will be its onb mid-seasOn replacemert which apparently means that the recent highly regarded special, "Soul.'' will not tmmedtately have a crack at being an NBc-TV series. Over at ca.> TV, meanwhile, lhe long-naming "Daktarl" has already been canceled and disiiiiPe&r at midseason. CBS-TV annoonced Uaat the exit or "Daktari" will make room for the Glen Campbell variety series, which had a summer run as the fill-in for the vacationing Smothers Broth- wm ers show. A nwnber or shakel.Ps are e:Jq)eded at ABc-TV. Britain's pop singer Tom Jones, Cor instance, will begin a weekly hour on the network at midseason. Alii it Is pretty well taken for gr111ted lhlt the highly successful "Peyton Place" is ruming out its last season on the network. From then on. lt wW probably make enormous sums of money in reruns with the more than 500 episodes it has on hand. u Life" COntiooes One ABVTV decision. if it remains firm, is welcome. And that is the move to continue the new weekly series, "That's life," despite its low ratings. The show, an original book musical starring Robert Morse, E.J. Peaker and ~Oigh\ guests, concerns a young married c~le- an:l will prohably get a new midseason time slot to help It along. Among the other ABC-TV series either marked for cancellation. or on very thin ic.:, are the Don Rickles show, "Felony Squad.'' "The Ugliest Girl in Town." "Journey t.o the Unknown" and "Judd for the Defense." Some veteran series, meanwhlle, continue to show renewed strength in the ratings desp ite very long runs. These include NBC-TV's "Bonanza", right up near the top again, and ABCTV's Lawrence Welk show, by now an institution. NEW YORK (iJPI)- An Arab tmmlpnt from Yemen and hls two lhippi~ clerk aona who shared 1 shabby. three-room !lr1l0klyn llat, were jaDed today under $100,000 bond each, chargod with plotting to kill President-elect Richard M. Nix- on. Pollee and secret service agents were investigating the possibility of a link between the alleged plot ap!nst Nlxcn and the murder of Sen. Robert F. Kemedy, killed in Loa Angelel In June. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. a 24-year-old Jordanian lmmlgrart, allegedly shot Kenned:Y because of the senator's proIsraeli statements. The three suspects, who worked as shipping clerks in a clothing factory, made several trips to Los Angeles, accordlrw to the New York Dally News, which said pollee were curious Ray Fires Hanes, Retains Foreman Nixon-LBJ (Continued rrom Page ll date with the president and hla wtfe, Lady Bird, at 1:30 p.m. obout hOW they could ,alf<ml auc:h trips on their modest aat~rles. Nixon Jnfonnecl Aides ol Nixon, due In New York today from Ke)' Biscayne, FIL, BOld he hneW oC the plot before It was modo p,.,llc but bad "no concern over it." . At tho arraignment ol the three SuJilay In !lr1l0klyn Crlmlnol Court, a prose<:utor hinted the plot could have been . planned abrood, 111111 _..rtly ¢Ulle about because of Nixon's ~gn statement that Israel should have a 14 technologlcal military margin" owr Areb ne!Bhbors. tf Standing alieni listening to the proceedtna;s irtently at their arraignment, the rather and his sons were charged wtth crlminat conspiracy to commit mur· d8r, criminal sollcltattoo and possession or dangerous wea-. pons. A legal aid sociecy lawyer who lj)pearecl with them said they had money to hire their own attorney and would do ao. They face another court hearing Tue sdll' and a Bro<>klyn grand jury will begin Its probe of the case on the same day. Father A Citizen The three suspects are Ahamad Rageh Namer, 43, who came to this country 13 years Mter lunch the two men plarmed to talk business while the two ladies inspected Ute White House family quarters where tlle new president, hls wife, Pat, and their daughters, Julie and Trlcia, will be home after the inauguration. Meets Administratioo Leaders The president-elect pJamed to arrive in New York (Kemedy Airport) by 6 p.m. or shortly thereaner, the exact time dependlna oo how long he spends with Jolmson and expectedlY, other current adml ~ nistratioo leaders, particularly Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Both Johnson and Nixon want both sides, enemies and ames, in the Vietnam War to understand that the electlon results did nothing to change basic American policy on the Southeast Asian war; that in the interval from now unW tnauguratioo, there will oo shUt of policy because or the elecUon outcome., Partly to demonstrate this unlt;y on VIetnam policy, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey stopped off bore to Ulk wt.tli !be president-elect before' ~Ina 011 to the Virgin Islands Cor a vacatim. Humphrey promised to cooperate with Nixon In any matters involving national inter- About i0:30 p.m. &ulday, the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP0-11' s Hanes father and son team Percy Foreman ot Hooston for appeared outside the Shelby the James Earl Ray defense. COWit.Y office building in which The titanic trial lawyer moved into the defense picture the sherlff had read his statement, and held an im&mday for the jal!..,allid Ra,y promptu news conference with who is scheduled to gu to trial a drizzle of rain falii.Dg m their Tuesday charged with a April 4 bared heads. Reporters who assassination oC Drm Martin know lhe elder Hanes, former Luther King Jr mayor oC Birmingham, Ala., Foreman will appear before said he appeared shaken. But Judge W. Pre!too aattle his voice was steady. Tuesday morning, however, and He said he would not enter an ask for a continuance in the objection to the new Ra.v move, murder trial until after New nor (lght lt: '"I doo't want a Year's Day. Foreman is noted tor carefUl reluctant client." ests. Foreman works for money or Syracuse PTA preparatioo of his cases and trade, or goods. He has a "The Green Blackboard" wW apparently he entered thia one warehouse full of various quite suddenly, perhaps at be presented by students o( the connr.odities in Houston. There School of Dramatic Art and Ray's request or that or two of was tmme4iate speculation as the defendant's yoonger broth ~eech from Ohio University at to where the pa.y for tJrls case the regular meeting of the Syra~ ers. The defense ~t a stunning lift. was coming from. cuse PTA Tuesday evening. The play is derived from the with the last minute injection cooperative project of Ohio Unl- Foreman, the almost legendary versitJ-· and the Department o( Texat trial attorney who has Mental Hygiene. The PTA will lost only one murder defendant meet at 7 p. m. at the Syracuse to the electric c:bair in hundreds cl cases. Elementary School. Wins Mossier Ac(fJittal Mrs. E!!le stout, 88, Rt. 2, The 6--(oot-4, mottle-maned VETERANS MEMORIAL Coolvtlle, died at her home Sat~ giant 0( a man, whose most HOSPITAL urday mom1ng (ollowlng an exAdmissions Satur~ - Nor· recent triumph was the ac<Pttended illness. ma Hawthorne, Long Bottom; Ly- tal he achieved in 1966 in Mrs. Stout was born in Meigs Fla., tor Candace dia stewart. Fomeroy; Ramie Miami, Count;y, the daullhler of Elijah Moasler alii her Moore. Pomeroy; Virgie II o b- (Calily) and Lucetta Tubbs Wlllard. Her stetter, Pomel'OY; Wilbur Sea· neitLew and alleged lover, Melvin Lane Powers, on char- husband, Emersoo, died In 1940. ver, Racine. Mrs. Stout was a member or Dlscharges Saturday-Sandra ges oC murdering her husband, tbe Orange Chri&tlan Church and 9\ields, Gordoo. Teaford1 Amlie arrived here ~ morning, a charter member of the AUred According to an annoWlceBartoo, Vernon Grinstead. DolGrange. ly Pickett, LUI)' Phllllpa, Lee- ment made late SJndaY night Sbe ia survived by a daughby 9Jelby .COUntY Sher1ff oma Wood ter, Mrs. Grace Clark, Cool. Admis&ims SUnday - Fran~ William N. Morris Jr., a jail ville; one """• Clyde E, stout, ces Oldaker, Letart, W. Va ; cell conference among the Cincinnati; two grandchildren, defendant, his hrotllera John Dwight LOgan, POmeroy; Joseph Kermit Clark, OJysvtl1e, a n d Jerry. and Foreman Ohlinger, Letart, W. Va.; Doyle and Mrs. Brenda Deeter, Fairbanks, Hudson, Rutland; Irene Rhodes, resulted in aay•a firing his trial Alaskai twobrotbers,ArtburWUcounael, Arthur J . Hanes and Racine. lard, Columbus, and Homer WilDischarges &uuta3 - George Hanes' son, AJ1hur Jr .. in a lard, Pomeroy; two staters, Mrs. Bates, Charles Karr, Sr .• Leora letter. Nora Rwtion, Torch, and Mrs. The sherltf said the Ray Schart, Harry Gibbs, Charles Maggie ChaneY, - ; seven Jones, Deborah Gilkey, Robert letter told Hanes he Intended to great-grandchildren, four step1 get 'neW c:ounsel plus an Molden. umamed Termessee lawyer. •• grandchildren, snd seven greatgreat-grandchildren. There was little, ll am, doubt Funera1 services will be held here abc:ut who the new lawyer Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Orange MEETING TIME CHANGED would be. Christian Church with the Re'J. The Southern Local School Dis· Ray has expressed disagreeJooeph B. MaUet and !be Rev. trict schod employes (OAPSE) ment with Hanes over various James H. Smith o!!icletlng. Burmeeting scheduled Wednesday, matters, Including preparation tal will be In the acijoinlng cemeNov. 20, has been changed to ol the defense. In rec:ent weeks. tery, Frionds may call at the Wedneeda,y, Nov. 27. Neo1 RethRefuses Comment White Funeral Home in COOlerford, neld representative for Foreman holed UP In a the state organization. will meet downtown Memphis motel 111111 vUie anytime. with the gr(q) at SOuthern Hia:h gave orders that he would see KILLED IN CRASH School at 7:30 p. m. All members nol>.>dy. PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UP!) are urged to atteOO. Charles Roush, 21, rural Ashley, was kUled today in a tw()toCar crash on Ohio 23 in Ross County . north oC here. Poinl Jejbrl North on Rt . 62 and Pt. Pleasant, W. Yo. MOTOR LODGE FOR RESERV4TIONS CALL 675-1611 Entertainment In The "Starlight Room" This Fri. & Sat. th• Francis Taylor Group featuring the exciting singing voice of Harry Joseph. SUNDAY BUFFET -HOON TO 4 PM Sf>EctAL WE EICVIIJ RAT E:S THREE OAYS AND TWO NIGHTS (Fri. thro Son. 2 p.m.) 2 Ponons (double bod)..................... ... $24.00 3 Persons (one double and <>no •Ingle bod) ............................... ..... $30.00 A Per.sons (two double beds) .............. $35.00 Golf Coune Privileges Tennis CoUrh Air Str ip Facilities Convention Focilitit:s II AH ADVENTURE lH SUMPTUOUS LIVING IIAT VERY REASONABLE RATES-WITHIN EASY REACh ~ NATHAN HALE SOLID MAPLE MADE OF SElECTED NORTHERN HARD MAPLE IN LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, O. or Effie Stout Dies Saturday SPECIAL THIS WEEK! 1/2 GALLON FROZEN DESSERT 89~ TAKE IT HOME, FOR LATER! McCLURE$ DAIRY ISLE MIDDLEPORT, McCLURES 0. FOURTH & LOCUST ~ 1?., ;&.6 1/_~!1'·'''' GOSNEY'S DUDS'N'SUDS Ash E. Buffington Dies Sunday PT. PLEASANT - E. Jooeph 54, oC Windsor court, died un-ctedly ~ around 7:30 p.m., In Pleaaant Valley Hospital. Mr, Bufttnaton wu a public accowrtant who !ormorly owned 111111 operated !be Bufllngton Sol!.servlco Food Market. He was born Nov. 7, 1914,ln New Haven, son of Mrs. Florence Roush Bu!ftnglnn of Pt. Pleasant who survives, and ~ late ·Everett E. Bu!flnglnn. < Bufflngton, Mr. Buffington was a member alii elder ol the PrellllYterlan ChUrch, a member oC the MrS. Ollie Thornton, 90, died Rotary Club, Minturn Lodge No. this morning in Holzer ~cal 19, AF and AM, l't. Pleaaant center. Mrs. Thornton was bom Dec. ChaPter No. 7, Royal Arch Masons, Franklin Commandiii')',-NO. 20. 1887, In Ma""" CoUIIQo, the ctaullhter of !be late Henry and 17, Knights Templar, Benlkedem Temple, Charleston, lite Pat Katherine Wltllh Wolfe. Her Wllsoo Shrine Club, 111111 woo husband, Elbert Thornton, died treuurer ol the Sliver Bridge In 1938. Mrs. ThOrnton was a member dlsaater fUnd. &lrvivlna In eddltion to Ida of Wolle Famlly Baptiat church. mother are bls wife. E r.m a She Is survived by a aloter, Wlndoo Bufllngton, one daullhter. Mrs. Ora Walker, Masoo; one Mro. Paul R. Belllett, Leoage, atepliOO, Harley Thorn!Dn, WayW, va, one brother, WWiam nesboro, Pa., a stepdaUihter, Mrs. Ode&Sa Greenlee, Leon, R. Bu!!fnaton, PL Pleaseot, one W, Va., and a number oC neph- stater, Mrs. W, B. Stur-, Pt. Pleaseot, 111111 two grandchildren. ews and nieces. . Funeral lliln.(lj\01 wlU .becba,l!l FUDoral services wiD be held 11 a.m., WOdn~eda.Y In ~ ~..Wedneeda.Y at 2 .p.m. ai the FO.· byterlan Church will> !be !JO'I. gle!IOIIB Funeral Home with the Rev, CharleS Parrish o!!lclat- Guton Boyle omclatlns. ~ lnS. Burial ..Ul be In Letart ..Ul be In Looe Oak cemetery. Cemetery. Friends ~ call at Friends ~ cell at the CroWthe ttmeral home after 3 p.m. Russel\ Funeral Home Tuesday from 2-4 snd 7-9 p.m. Dies Monday Tueeda.Y. To Pfeajan( Mrs. Thornton ago 111111 has boccxne ·a naturollzed U.S. citizen, alii hll aohs Hussein, 20, who eame .Jta tho country nine yean OSO. alii Abdo Alanad. 1&. who left Yernen two years "ago. ,, Tho chargo ol soiloltot)on op!nst the three reportodiJ stemmed trom their ertortl to . Oflllst the old or another man In the plot. The fourth 111111;, Who pollee are holding tn· protaetlYO custody alii whom they have declined to Identity, Informed pollee ln an anonymout - telephone caD Friday nlllht or the aUeged plot, it was reported. In the Namer epartment, pollee !oond an Ml rlllo and 111 Ml carbine, 24 roulils of anununitlon end two switch· blade knivea. as ~ II letters trom relatives and tram persona authorlllea described· li "eontacts" In Arab countries. at y ,. . which began !ormlrc lbwt one blW011 yean qo, is one of the y01111pr mowltain &)'stems of the SnQir llurrtes'""'liMIIII¥~ ' cb' aklea 'wl~ hiP. / /~ ' YOL. XXI NO. 142 /c J TENCENTS ' To Shoot For Moon Goes to Ohlinger WASHINGTON (UPO - The United States announced today It will &hoot three astronaut~ arouad the moon just before chrtamms. The Apollo 8 mloaloo wao set lor Dec. 21 alii wW lait llx dayo, U ewrythlrc goes accol'lllll! to plan, the apacemen wUl clrele the moon 10 times alii then relurn to earill for a Pactnc I,Plaahd""n between Christmas aD:I New Yl!lltr'a. Dr. Thomaa Paino, acting administrator o1 the National Aeronautics 111111 Silace Administration (NAS~). uld In maldng the •ni'MJincemem: " After a caretul ancl thorouab .....!ration of 111111 tho rlakl and benents lmolved . In each o( tho mtoal011 alternatives, wB-- have CODCludecl that we are reaAIY to ~ thlo adveneed million around the au .,••• 1110011. HFrank ore - Bornlan IDd his crew p011lbl,y II MillY II 10 orl>Jta. The space qency &llllOUilCement sald: "Apollo 8 wlU be launched from Col>• Kennedy no earner then Dec. 2L Timing of the solely •launch wJnllow' 11 4eperdenl on teehnl.cal conlider· attons. u Amorw these are the maori• monthl,y awlnga aroulil the earth, lawtch restrictions at CaPe Kennedy, daflll!ht condiUoos ln the launch and recovery oreao alii referred photographic ll&htlng for oltea of Interest on · the moon. " II wlU be a olx-day minimum mloslon bet the NASA •~ notllCenient stressed 1blt it "" apen-eliled:- meaning that the length depends on the succeu ol die various m;>erlmer&a that wlU be undertaken during !be compUcol<!d nlsht It would toke slx dayo •llnllly to travel to !be area of !be moe~~ and back. It everything goea according to plan, the Apollo 8 craft wW circle the moon 10 times before returning to a ~ In the Paclllc Chrlamms 111111 New proceed, our .,.tnMrt unanlmoully recommend thla mlaa!Oit; and, without be1nc over oonlldent, we beUeve . that we undantaiMI !be hazords lmolved and are oow reaAIY to take tfdo next atop forward In -..en ~ Year's. to ration'• ..,.ee pi"CJ8l"'ln." - · wlU be the ru,ht cpmm•lfdeio IU1 ~DI\8 011 the hlatorlc llllbt wUl be Jamoa A. Lo..U Jr. Uld WWinm _ . _ Thla wUl be Alllltra• IU'Iit 'lrl!i-'fli!O· ..... llca •• -~~~~~~ LcmU are - e 'fillY wll! be - - blto aartb •!lilt !nlll C!IPo 1lenlted7. Fla., 1>1 the world's m!ptlelll rocloet, the Satura B. Allar two orbit. of t1te eart1t, lhey wm then hoed for the moon 111111 -l'lllL Tho p i oC Apollo 8 lo to pave the way for putting an American on tho moon during 19119-ln acc<mlance with the p i anttouneed May 25, 1981, by Prealdeot Jolm. F, 'Kei1Jio<ly to mallo I lliDII' lanUng In thlo decade. The saturn 5's tlrat atqe .. Qlll"b ft11e times aa powertulaa the Saturn 111, whiCh launched the 11-day Apollo 7 IUght In earth orbit Iaiii mOidh. Ilia lame duck meant the noxt edmlnlalr!ltlon aa welL" Nixon's endorsement ot Johnson's Vietram policy moves over the next two months will put added prenures on the Saigon government ol Presldaat THE PERRY COUNTY 40 ET 8 TRAIN moved lltrOUJ)h the El&hth Dllllrlct ol tho Ohio lllpart.. ment of the American Legion Monday - Veterans Day - collecting 1969 memberships from posts in the UeL Paul Cascl, lett. presents the memberships from Pomeroy's Drew Webster Post, to Distrlct Eight officers who were aboard the "train" (in the background). tbey are, left to right frun easel, Maurice Ricketts, cOliUill.nder; Richard Lentz, district vice commaOOer; Harold COx, past district commander; Link Rittgers, district sergeant-at-arms; Gerald Bolyard, district treasurer, ard Wtllard Hartshorn. were BY BOB HOEFLICH Appointment of a new counciJman and stepe w establlsb replatlms to govern a new village dump were among tile acdonJ Mmday DlBht Middleport VUiage Coonotl met. Named to serve Cll c:ouocll - replactna the late B. F. Parmelee - was David Ohlinger. Ohllnger, a naUve of Middleport, Ia llllllleger of the EconOIIlY Loan Co. In FolllOIW and II a member of !be MlddlepOrlFlre DeperUnent. He baa beonaervlng as president of the recreation commlaslon. Comcll opproved the nrot ol three reQIIrecl readln&• to an ordinance which ..Ul gvvem the new village to be located In SaUabury Townahlp. Thoollmp will begin oporallng the llrst ol the year, and ln accordance with state laws, prbage 111111 robblsb at the new ciJmp ..Ul be cover· ed with dirt as a seottary meoa- dumP ure. Jennifer Dean Wins Dairy Princess Race Jennifer Dean, daughter o!Mr. lnd Mrs. Earl Dean or Sumner Road, near Cheater, ts Meigs County's 1968 Dairy Princess. She won a contest lor the honor Monday night at tho annual dinnor mootlno of tho Melga ~ Dairy 'Servtcf Unit at Eaatem Hll!h SchOCI. Waa Dean, Ill Eastero Hlth School .senior, won out over three other county - wide cort.estants. Pamela Henderson, daughter or Mr. 111111 Mrs. ~erm Helilereon. of Alfred, was runner~. and the other contestants were Diana Cross aDd Joy Theiu. Tho Dolry "'Prince.. com.•t. colilucled uliler chalnnanshlp of Rex Shenenekl, wu held with Mrs. Janet Korn of PomerQv and Mrs. Thcmas Wolfe of Raefne as judges. BiD Zlpf, farm edlwr of tho Colwnbus Dispatch, was gUest speaker on the topic, "The Future ol Existing Farm structw"es.11 The dinner opened with the in'IOCI.tion by Earl DeaiL Dinner was served to 79 persons by the Eastern ~rxl Boosters and Virall Killg, president or the Dairy Service• Unit, gave the welcome. Following Ziprs talk, t he treasurer's report was given by Weyne Roush, a CODA technician report was made by James Meredith, and VIrgil Atkins Ill"' 1 production testir:w report. Harold Bennett, district COBA ~Visor, followed with remarks. Trophies for the Dairy Prin- cess contest "'inner and rllllner· up were provided by Brown's Tractor Sales and Meigs Equip. ment co.• or Pc:meroy, whUe the following businesses provided prizes to the candidates: Dutton's Drug store, K & C Jewelers. NBJII' York ClothJng Uouse, StUller's, Goeuler•s, Bahr Clothiers, Nel100 Drug Store, I,. & Z, Tho Fabric ~OP, Elberfelds, Villlge Pharmacy, aoo Swisher & Lohse Drugstore. Dairy Princess corsages were provided by Dudhy' s f1orlat, Francis Florist am:l the Pmna. roy Flower Shop. Elected to three year terms as directors were John Colwell of satem Township, who has a 462 acre farm; Earl Dean, Chester Township, with a 305 acre farm, and Da vld Nease of Sutton Township, who !arms 129 acres. Recognized by the Ohio Dairyman's Assn., for their cattle being on the D. IU A. honor roll were Edson Roush, whose 28.8 cows averaged 12,399 pounds ol mUk 111111 S91 pouJiiS'Iat In 360 days, and James F. Gibson, wh05e 15.4 cows gave 14,143 pounds of milk and 518 pounds l'lt In 36S days, au Zoning, Permit Rules Clarified Your choice of our famous make dresses 14 Benhtre" "Betl;y Hartford" "Vickie Vaughn" - uToni Toddi' "Stacey Ames" "Lady Laura" - "Glengarry Knit'' - "Forever Young"' by Puritan "Butte Knit" . ' '' Seat on Council Jaltnsoo ~otratlon 111111 aayJrc Ita Diember• - " ror him, hinted that "some very alanlflcant actloD 111111 progroas kwrlnl p~t~ee'~ may come Nguyen Van Thleu to reverse bo!ore he takea otlloe In 89 1111 atoJil alii lund a delepti011 JENNIFER DEAN to _the eliP'D'ed Parts talkst dayo, Nl- otmllrc beside ·tho dlp'f'""tlc eourcea eold. Folley Brlell!w 111111 he will IUCCeecl JIUI. 20, The ProelderHiect conferred warned the "p&rties on the other aide" lllnlay thet the with Johnaon MondaY IJICl was COIIIUiloa on zoning 111111 buDd- -It should hove been,- with buildtwo edmlnlafira- IOifj,. briefed by hlo lqJ aides on Ina permits has developed In lngs vlolattna !be •lllling regulaed on Vlea.m, lito Mldtlle Eon foreign Uld domestic policy. , WddlepOrl olnce paa- ol leg- and balldlng permit leglsNlmtl oald the Whit.. Hooae 111111 relatlon8 will> tho SOVIet llllatimpornlng !be matters In latlm bavlq re..Utecl. 1llkl ·~ 1D useelng to UJJion. 1962. · The two ........ havelo8110Clthe It that In thi ilext 60 da.Ya- this Represeotatlves o1 Middleport following stope for MiddlepOrt Tho pr01ld.-ect oald John. very critical perind- rather Counotl 111111 the Middleport Plan- rosldenla Involved In building or 1011 111111 Se<retary of State Daan then havlrw the lapae o1 a lame nina Commission, !ollowlng a r.,_llna procesaea: Ruak could ·nopllat1ou duck preoldency, In eaect ... meeting, have reeommendedpro~ Anyone desiring permit tmowlrc "they c o ul d -'< mll!ht have oome very ·~11..,t Juot !ol' tid• -,.,trat!On cant action 111111 progre" toward . - · • to be followed on bulla- muot make ow~ cellon at mayIna and zoning parmits. or's otlloe, sJvlng full descrlpbut for tbe · nation IDd that peace." VIlliP olllcWa reportlbatthe t1011 of project will> drawing. proceollre followed In the past - The mayor ..Ul make two baa been done In reverse of Wbat copies ol an>J.Icatinn. One COPY you are in the Ready to·Wear Depll'tment be sure to register tor a rr.ee dress to be given away. No purchase Is nee~ essary. Need oot be pres-ent to win. , Apollo 8 olilorai.Jw While -.~.... TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1968 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO a..._...,. :1011!1 Olilo W.,.,...,.,~ 04f.,ri=• .l· ·-· "·. .;, · -'1• ore h•ll-. I'Dr ... ' lremo YORK CUPO- Presldent.ele<l Richard M. Nlml, Come In and let ua show you our complete stock of dresses. In the mid 'to .,.. WO<Id. ' . NEW Just the right place to find the dress )'OUarelook· ing foe - a complete line of dresses for all occasions - bea.ut:IM coat and dress ensembles - dressy lw-ex dresses in one and two piece styles - beauUtul knits in suits ard one piece dresses - crepes, printed jerseys, pastel wools. Elberfelds In Pomeroy The Rocky Mountain range, Nixon Endorses Vietnam Moves Come to Elllertelds busy Rudy To Wnr DepartmentI All sizes: Junior petites -regular juniors -misses - and half sizes. • Now You Know Due w the hl8h coato Involved In equipment to 01>0rale such a dump, 111111 In labor, the ordinance as approved Mmday DlBhl provldeo for lees w be paid by lboaeuotng ll Rest-• taking illelr prbaga ·w tho duJq> In a p a s ..Ul be oharged SO cents; 111 auto will> a traDer attached ..Ul car Vo-School Plans are Approved be dtoi'&ed .1.50; a plckuptruc:k, under me.llal! ton, will be $1.50; ~r ton truck, $2.50; one-tal truck, ~.50, and oil oilier truc:kt, $5 (all cbarres per load), Gort>ap oolle<;tora can pay $50 a week or $200 a month to Ule the· 6unp 11 many Urnes a day aa they wlsb. Tho ordinance provides that lbere wiD be no burylns ol prbap permitted In the vllbp and DO lJuJ'rjng of prbaga, II wlU be unlawfUl to throw prbap oo private or Yillage PJ'<II)Orty 111111 reoldenta will be required to place their garbapln COIIIalnora will> lids. Only licensed ooJ. lectors can pick up the garbage FoJnoroy vlUIP can uae the ciJmp lor one vlllaie lluc:k to · !be enent oC 30 loodo 1 mon111 at a fee ol $50. Tho ciJmp will be - " " ' from 8 a.m. 5 w p.m. each day. each oftenae. A quanti~ ol rat poiom ..Ul be put out at !be preseot ciJmp Oil the nood road It Is abondonad, ollldall oald. ORDINANCE PLANNED betlbo~ceprovldealbat lndlviWals may hllul illolr own prbage lC !bey wlsb. The ordinance provides t h a t wn. n- using the will be 1'<Qilred to obey !be - . - ; aU truc:ks hauling garllago 111111 be c:ovored. Tbose c:oovleted of vlollllnl! any pllase o1 !be or. dlalllce · may be lined not ! than $2> nor more !ban $100 for Upon the ref(IIDID•d•Hm of lbo -..1 otl'llbUc Allolro, ....,_ · - <~nuedm-8) Ray Hazy On Plot NEW YORK (UPI)-Jamea Earl Ray. accused of murdertng Dr. Martin Luther K1n.g Jr. , says he thlnka he became "Involved In IOOie sort ol plot w ldll King" as early IS elgllt mcfths before the asaasailatlon, accordins to a Look Mapzlne..article, But the article, p...Ushed Monday, quotes Ray as claimIng he ""' d~ Into the conspiracy and "nobody told me IJII'Ihing about any planned murder or King or anyone ebe." 1be article is the second In a series by author William BradfOrd Huie, who correspondeel with Ray at the Memphis, Tem., jail where Ray awaits triaL Hule wrote that he cannot disclose all he ha5 learned until Ray has been tried but he Streets to Be Lighted The street deooratloos for the Yule season In Pomeroy will be Installed and placed into service the weekend following Thanluiglvlng, Pomeroy Clamber of C<mmerce President William Grueaer l&id MOidly at a luncheon meetirw ln. Bailey's Restaurant. President Grueser said the Ohio Power Ctepany wUl be in · chalrgfl ollnatallation of the decorations and village employees wUl erect .the cmununity tree 011 the parklrc lot. Plans have not yet been completed on the businessmen's Christmls promotloo. Arrangement• wiU be announced sOOIL It wu reported the Ohio Festival organization will meet on Dec. 1 ia Coludxls which C. E. Blakeslee 111111 another C of C believes ary, Kl~ ,. I was the second of not tho primary target the plntlers. "'11\e primary target was the United States," Huie wrote. "Dr. King was to be murdered Cor efteet. Hls mur· der WIS planned, not bJ IQJulolw lfbo lllled hlllt poraoaall)o, l1touBh lbay bly did hate hlm, bet bJo calculating meu who wanted w use his murder to trl&ger violent con4lct between white and Negro cltlzens." According to tho article, Ray was recruited wbile a luzitive in ~ by a man ldentlflecl men: p..- only as Raoul (or see "activity" on Adg. 18, 1167. ejght months before April 4, 1968 usassiration. The article eold Ra,y' s llrst assignment was to smuute three packages by car lrOill WIndoor, Ont. , to Detroit Mlc:h. Later. he smuaJ.ed a tirewhich apparently contained contraband-across the Texaa- = b<mler at Nuevo HUie wrote that from then on Ray .. moved as directed bY the ~s... although he -did not kDDw as late as two weeks be r ore King's asaus..Uoa "tJoat the plot induded murder or that it was aimed ln any way at Dr. King. Howery Store Hit Heavily Matgs Count>' Shorilf C. HarteOOich reported -rt ~ variety fi. Items WIS talclll from U.e Howery GIDe:ral. San In Carpenter In a SolodQ nJPt bnrstary there. Shorllr bach, omcer c-.. Hlcb ,.j.! BCI A&ont Henry, Wbo are1aveatlptiJio, sold alao , . _ thrown oo tho walla oC tho wareroom 4llrl!w lito couroa ol the-ry. ltema atGlen llldtaded an ..,_ sortment ol!aed, bmoao of cJoij.. ing, clprettea 111111 Tile thieves lj)paroatbJ lunted- ~ . . gas SlW>ply alii l11led their uito before olepartlfll, l *" aa•t• --b wdtptlm ol thl: B&E alii olio o1 lito which ocCIIl'l'ed lito The Cape Costume's The Thiny for fashion buffs. Especially as done by Vh;ky Vaughn Jr. in te'llttured Ponte de Roma Orion* double knit bondeci to acetate, lined in coat-of-arms print. The cope has on oir of preci1ton in the top-bran button1, round flat collar. The l~rt,leneck. 1klnny-sleeved drMs lookl great Ol\ its own. 5-1 S. Elbetfelds Ready To Wear, Sec:ond .Floor at-.,. SpriJ...·II:IJI!Iola:iil~:, tlnuod. I �.. ~ ' .-, •' .• -· · . ...... . '. .. ........ . r.;. :.. r.: • ·' . ' . . ,. ' ) dlarae: ,. . !llll!ltst " par p&r.., .... '·'l'bO MalrC)fjollloil 01>11'1'1 N• Year'• 1Eve "Barber o1 &Mile" .wW haVe a f160 111p : ••• Jenleil'o 5th Ave. - s • ,_. -.J .t ~ -' . ·.'; :o.'•' •. " . ·jl· ~t ~ . ..... . I. 3- The Dally Ssntinol, Pconeroy-Middleport, 0., 1'11oaday, N.....,ber 1~, 1v68 ~· ' Suckeyes Face Tough Iowa Saturday . ; ' •• 1-J ·. ..,e both Lee RadaiwW Led Jaeldo Bullalo Firat Wardars dlocovBY JACK O'BRIAN durin& lrlpo from here to In- ered bis advert11181S "W h a I e NEW YOBK - Wbo Ia lllp- Ull KllliPnaer? 9\e'• Sinatra'• lateat pla.rmate ·-·· Copo know 111ere'aa lhlpmettt ~phony•"for­ elp" perilune from llrOOklyn bollll spread &rOIIDd lor Christmal swlncll!Dg .••• Excellent JQUIIII actreos Patricia l'olr<bl (' 1JuniQr Mlaa,'' €1tc.) now is a aculptress of note: the Chelooa Nat'l Bank at 7th Ave. & 53rd !1. bao an exhibit of her bronzes. dia. Steak" was jul'it the same o 1 d Big bun over tho clolil!hUIIl pasta at La Strada East waa the fiah Joon Fontaine aboiJplng in the 73rd & 3rd &!per.lJel looked like a *""'gar In loafers, skirt arxl sweater •••• Called Rome, llaly . - - Gino CorliJiano Eleotlon ~ to check a 1111 and he ..,... watching our U. S. election via ae*'lll'te .... Newumm auppooedb' _ . barred from tile Jaclde !Jnassls wedding party but rl8ht there In a Paris Matchpboto wu BcDo Graziani, a P a r 1 s Jlaleh writer who often escorted fr1. alre&IY loa!led wllh do1181tfltl sCandinavian kiddie - toys .... Used to be, TIJanka&lvlns marked tho atort o1 tho N. YYule IIIUnl HrUCMl; now i~a Eleclioll DIU'. Life mq photog Philippe Hallman uaured undoriJ'OUII'I rum ster Uitra Vlolol he'D be ahool- AGVA (vaudevUle-cabaret per· impeDdlng dlvwce of actreaa formers union) asked lts law- ldl '1:otal nudes" tor Lila ''WI1h~ Barbara Brittm and her long- 7ors to rnrite Its entire basic In three y8ara11 •••• CGntroverpla.r (24 years) woalll!y apouao; and anU,.aled conotltutloo to lry alal N. J ..........IIIWI Nell her next Ia rumored an e v e n and ride out contemporary prob- Gallagher, Ufe' o pindoWn-boy, weahldor taxlcabf.YCOOII ..... Dick lem• .... There's a ll.lltle-on ln won reelectlon 11 we rorecast HIPltJ&' and Fran Jeffries' 9- major lea.-e baseball to get a herein ..•. Mamie Van Doren's yoar-<~id dlullhfllr Steplwde Ia 7th umpire tor next year's World chatter to chums at The DeleIn Madrid for hor rum debut Series - wllo would IIIOIIitor an gate was her need for a new aIn Paramount's ~•A Talent For inataot-TV-replay llyool; bet- partment In N. Y. and her in\011ella it doesn't LoriDg.• lion& toward dlvordng-soclallte The whole Sinatra family reTbe Billy Bucld Chop Houae Demlaton Slater. Tnerne in the Hotel g,trbume corded a Yule album for ChristGay 90a' owner Obie 8 a r t Ia panilli out ll'atla -rbllcks mas peddl!Dg .... I' Yvette lollm- llloul!hl bio other intereal& as o1 (what eloo?l Melville's "Billy leux' acting talents seem a bit chairman of a N, J. -board Buddi" you were expectilll may- over everyone's head, maybe it's and president of Patterson Brass be lolob.Y Dick? Thal'o for a fish because the young star oC wroys co. gave him an odd tomblna· house ••.• When we were YOUIII. tn the Attic"nextstarsln''Three tioo of lntereata until he learn''fish fries11 were Saturday night in the Attic" .... Jotlt Huston ed bis manager Jim Drinkwafllr Btlples of oorner saloonai one described 44 de Sade," in which is B licensed embalmer. enlerprio!Dg sal-e IJ'abbed he' II act, as "I>Orll081'811hi< hut Composer Julio Sl3'ne at J\<po11 all tile trade for - · until the not amoral," and The Krem- h_.. lin Letter," wbich he'll direct, as "amoral but not pornograph- ic." First Christmas aeaaoo lillht• ue up - Bonwt~a abtmmering electric aws!Dgs . .. . Roaeland announced its New Year'• Eve YOUTH ASKED FOR lfl Thll eolumn is ror young people, their problema and ploosures, their troti>les and lim. AI with tile rest of Helen HOlp USI, it welcomes laughs but WCift't doclp a oorlous queoUon with a brush-oil. Send )'<lUI' leenaie CJIOSIIOOS to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ol Helen Help US! this newspa- per. DON'T JUDGE ADULTS BY WHAT YOU READ IN COLUMNS Dear Holen: 'fhe more I rand ot sdults the morel dreadbecomingme. Don't got me wroog. I think you are level-beaded and weii"!UaWiod, Helen. But ohl Tho - l e w h o write ini I am 15, leas tllao hall the qe of your average reader. art think that I and my ~era­ are oeoinl( Ufe a ,bdndred g . e ea more eJearly. · · Take the petty little lhlop they worey about: Gossip, tuBbinds who won't scrub the lbower, tbe exact age when a girl ean shan her legs or wear a bra (not baaed oo when IIIII is necessary but how old she is.) Imt my JIUiior gripes are peoJ)e llke 11 Mark" who brag that lldUlterY nved bia marriage, and women who eave in and Jive their dauShter& Tho Pill. Tho real knee l!no<kor woo from the widow who let a man mooch off her for two years, and she was sr.are he loved her •"because he macle love to me every night !lnce he moved ln.•• Doesn~ she know the dlflerence between sex and lave? Moat teens do. l eould nalne thousands of simIlar cues with little efforL What does require effort, though, is racing tbe sad tact that these acUlta" run the country, my 11 pneration, and their Jives so poorly. I cao !eel rigbteous and smug wben some old codger asks, dls- CH!C~<)O (IJPI) Big Till rollowera will got a preview ol the big me thiJ weekend when a healliiY Ohio State takes oo Improved and 1pirlted Iowa one ' . .... ,, .,.i .' t ,, .! . ' V-8 engines . . ,, that run. on...' regular g~: New models,' new GM safety features. All for very little more . than you'd pay for an YournellJ'by Step into our blg-c;ar wortd and see what you're missing. A longer, lower look is part of it. So's'the room and the larger, easier-to-load irurik. Enjoy a smooth. big-car ride on a 124•· inch wheelbase. RCx:ket (. .. .'" Bing's 3lo5 Average Is ', Best In NBA NEw AsnaB ,. of the Detroit Pistons is averaging 31.5 points a pme and figures to overtake Earl Monroe of the Baltimore Bullets soon In the early-season jockeyh~ for the National Basketball Aasociation's Individual t~~cori!'W' lead. OtnciaJ statl1tics released today b)· the NBA shOIWed that Monroe is lhe nominal scoring leader wlth 364 pointa in 13 games b u I that both Elgin Saylor of the Loa Arweles ' .I , / ·' . and Laker& and Bing Ire averaging m,9l'Q points a game. Baylor has scored 355 points in 12 games for I 29.61verqe while Bing has scored 346 points in 11 games tor 1 31.5 awrages. Bob Rule or Seattle ranks fourth -with 337 points in 14 games for 1 24.1 average. WUt Chamberlain, who ranks lOth in scoring with a 23.3 average. leads in neld goal percentage witb .685. Chamber· lair~t who has connected on 11~ of 165 field goal alteq)ts, also ranks secoR:! to Nate Thurmond of san Francisco In rebounds. Thurmond Is averaging 21.7 a game and Chamberlain 21.2. Bill Bracll ••- " York ey o1 •~ new Knickerbocker& Jeads In tree throws wi~ 44 In 51 attempts and Len WIIMas oC Seattle All beamed bia recognllioo: "Of coorse - of the ~e Delica- tessen" .... Max handled It grackously, cypically: '•it's goodyou know me - I sure know you." UB can't he any worae than what bawened to bio goneradool - ANDREA Dear Andrea: I' you JudSed all people by what you road in advice columna you'd be like the paychlatrlst who _,., ..Everybody's paycbo," because he treats ellht hours a da3. aim tor a !air cross seeUon of ure, 1113' mall leans heavily to troubles, weaknessea. oceastonal stinkers - ad-vice-seekers, not world-beaters. coueb-eaaes 'l'hougb I 1 sometime& print Blarllbll! letters because. as you aa,y, they make readers reel rigbtecRJa. (You love 'em. and you know It!) ' So don't generalize! ~ you IUIIII> adull"i,~ NUn7 lot! Neauae a ~· ·· .~-· 'gull you, ar1111't you 'ai"' gUuty as the old osclgor who growls, What'l the younger pnerad.on com!Dg to'l" - H. 14 Timely Quotes There goes the Iaiii wall Camelot. ot Ja<:quelint Take The Way That .,~ ~ ' tit\ 59 N. 2nd A.vo. MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. L. Pet. GB Oabiaod . . , . 9 I .900 New Orleans .. 4 4 .500 4 Houston ..... 2 3 .400 4\1 Loo Arlgeles • . . 2 3 .400 41'l Denver . . . . .. 2 4 .333 s Dallaa .. .. .. 1 5 .200 51'l loloodl,l''a Reoulto Oakland 136 New Orleans 127 (overtime) (Only pme ache<Mod) ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER 992·5611 MIDDLEPORT, 0. Loa Angeles VI. Minnesota at Duluth Oakland at Doover (Only gamoa IICheclldod) ~ •.' _, •• ':: 'r. ,,J ''Just between . Is ...'' us g1r ' :r. ~ ·" ··; ~· ;,-. ••. you can ge~ up to three years _clothes drying fOr nothing! Mrs. Martha Dervin of Canton, 'Ohio knows a bargain when she sees one: "I compared prices on both kinds of dryers with the same lllatures and saved aboul $37 on the eleclric model. The salesman told me average operating oosls are about $1 a month so I'm getting the first 3 years of operation lor nothing." Flameless eleclric dryers offer more for less money, wilh absolutely no combustion dirt, fume_s or "hot spols" to yellow or harm delicale labric5.'"See the newest models al your appliance dealers. .. :· ~~· ...... ~ iii -- ~ ,. i'' DON1 BE TAKEN BY AN OUT-OF· TOWN Ell CLEVELAND (UP0 - The Cleveland Browns began preparing today to meet the team that almost beat tlleir chief Century Division rivals Sunday. WhUe Cleveland rolled to a 3S...l7 trilanph over the out-gunned New Orleans Saints, the Pittsburgh Steelers forced the 5l. Louis C&rdlnals to come !rom behind for a 28-28 tie. Cleveland now leads the Century Division with a 6-3lMI record while SL Louis is at 5-3-1. The BrowN! wert home vic· torious Sunday on the strengttJ of former steeler quarterback Bill Nelsen's pasalng and Lero_y KeJ.br's runntrw. Pittsburgh put togethor what amowted to a moral victory with former Brown Dick Shiner at the qulrterback controls. Shiner threw three touchdown passes, getting the Steelers going after IIIey had dropped sb games in a He acampered downlleld LET SOME ONE LOCA.LL Y DO IT. Thio dooo not moan that .. AT RAWLINGS 1967 HONDA CA77 305cc, 4 speed, dream tourlna. 1ar1e saddle baas. roll bar, mirrors, electric starter, lar1e windshield, sharp as a tack, and lookinr for a home. or the oe&IIOII. Northwestern will be without linebacker Don Ross. who Wl· derwart: IUI'gery Monday, when Ute teun travel• to Dllnoia. The Dllni ofl'ense was given a boost when Coach Jim Valek shifted bio No. 1 lineman to guard In an ol!ort to got the team going. WAS $595 $450 SALE SPECIAL RAWLINGS HONDA SALE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 68-yard touchdown behlrxl t h e eiiJ)ert blocking of ril!ht guard Gene HickeraorL Kelly Cinished with 127 yards on the grouOO and 103 yards receivillt. It was the sixth time he had 100 yards or more this season and the 17th time in his career. Cleveland wUI take a battered detensive unit to Pittsburgh SuOO&y, Tackle Jim Kanickl strained his back ror the second week in a row and had to leave the game in the drat quarter. Em Ron Snidow will be a doubtful starter due to straloed knee ligaments and Erich Barnes has to 0\'ercome a sprained ankle suffered In a PtiaiOI 81 the goal Uno. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIG5-MASON AREA RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER From the Maker of America's No.111re Values! Glvll JGU ell of the lben blnlfita, plus campllllllll!lnl • - - ,....... olwlp wanted In • wlntlr u... Dan, Ill wlntlr ... )'OUr Cit' the tt.ll IWL Tu ......... Get Caaponl l.5o.LJ ... _ ....... - • .. FREE TIRE MOUNTING ASK ABOUT MOORE'S LOW PRICE ON SNOW TIRE STUDDING. Chutw Tann•hlll, Editor you will be taken by some on• locally but you will be given prelluN Saletman. tile final two games . hnproved Steelers Are Next 'For Browns dnwn on the board. •• quot.s on remodelinJ, storm windows, storm doors, siding, etc. by tome oft• local. This prevents you frotn "'"' "take•" by an OUT -OF- TOWN Firm. Romombor oomo ono hao to P"l tho high . nursed wounds in preparation tor By United Press lnterrational Basketball Association game. The Boston CeJtlcs and The trimnph was the ninth lu 10 Philadelphia 76ers enJoyed an stam ror the oaks, who Bli:PAnsion feast Monday nlghl Increased their first..plaee act.. The C.e ltlcs ri»Jled the san ~ntage in the Western Dhision Diego Rockets, 134-113, ln the to four games over New second hall of a Bo11ton Garden Orleam. doubleheader after Philadelphia Jim Eakins scored 32 polnlll had tamed the Seat.Ue s...>erst> to lead the vialtors and Rick nics, 127·117. Barry added 31. Game honors, Both San Diego ao:l Seattle however, went to Steve Jones of are in their secorxt seasons of the Bucs with 34 points. National Basketball Association The game was tied at 122-122 pla,y while the Celtics and 76ers after regUlation time. are longtime powers of the ll was U.e oo1y pme circuit. scheduled ln the ABAJohn Havlicek am Sam Jones each scored 16 points in the NBA STANDINGS nrst half to help Boston to a 5g.. By United Preu International 40 lead at Intermission. HavliEast cek shared game honors with W. L. Pet. GB San DieKQ's Don Kojla, each Cincinnati • . . . 8 2 .800 with 29 points. The victory left the Celttes Baltimore . . . . 10 3 . 769 only 1 hall-game behind East- Booton . . . . . . 8 3 . 727 'h em Division leader Clncl...tl Phlladel..,ia . . . 5 4 . 556 2'h although they're still In third Detroit ..... .. 6 5.545 2% Now York ..... 5 10 .333 .;lh place_ MIIWBilkoe ..... 2 8 .2000 6 Hal Greer hit for 34 points West and BWy C\lnningham for 30 as W. L. Pel. GB tho 76ers bandied Seattle In the ooly othor NBA game pil,yed. Loo Angeles • . . 9 4 . 692 The contest was halted for 27 POOonlx •...•. 5 5 .500 2\1 minutes late in the nnaJ period Atlanta . . . . . . . 6 6 .500 21'l when 76er center Lucius Jack- Sao Diego ...... 5 6 . 455 3 son ri»ll'ld ol! 1 basket and S&n Francisco ..• 5 7 417 3\1 glass backboard on a dunk shot. Chicago •...... 5 9 .357 4\> Seattle ........ 4 11 .267 6 The Oakland Olks had to Monday's Reault8: work a little harder than usual. Philadelphia 127 Seattle 117 but the result was still the Boston 134 San DieiJI) 113 oame. (Only games lcheduJed) Oaklall:! was forced into '1\lesday'a Games: overtime at New Orleans Cincinnati at BaiUmore Monday night before emerging Seattle at Milwaukee with a 136-127 victory over the San Diego at Chieago Buccaneers in an American Atlanta at San Franclaco Cleveland broke its game O(lOJl In tho third quarter with a Dare screen pass to Leroy Kelly. They were ahead by onlY four jiOinto at the lime. Kelly later doocrlbed the pll,y aa goiJw: "just Uke lt was !' ? Expansion Teams Walloped Monday row. • ¥ IIDDLIPOIT, O. College Ratings Tuelda3'a Games· SEND FLOWERS DUDLEY'S FLORIST ~PONSORED BY THE MA.TIOM'$ FULL SERVICE BA.NK~ reshuttled.. & Furniture. Give A Finish to Wood Sldln1 and Out Is Natural, Correct and Kind •.. WATCH FOR THE TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD TELEVISION SPECIAL, SATURDAY NOV. 16, NBC TV 9-10 P.II. california, in the stretch run toward a second consecutive national championship, continues to lerwthen its lead. The TroJans, who succeaslullY cpened a rugged November achedule with a .3.5-17 victory over California, received 27 first place votes arkl 340 points to:lay in balloting by the 35-momher V I n t e d Press International star.:llnga by ripping lliinois, 36Boar~ of C<aches. 0, the Wolverines' seventh Ohio State was well behind In victory in eight games. second with 296 points while the rest of the lop 10 h-om Jut week was almost completely ULTRA-VAl NATURAL WOOD FINISH When You Want To Express Sympathy SERVICE BANK '!1le victory was the Nlttany Ll001' 15th consecutive regular season trhm~h, sai'Jd.. wlched around a Gator .Bowl tie with ·norlda State. Michigan, which wlll meet second ranked Ohio state for the Big Ten tide and a trip to the Rose Bowl in two weeks r e m a I n e d tied with ~ Buckeyes in the conference NEW YORK (UP0- SOuthern {F1a.) 22-7. West ntdy to Atistotle Onaorio. YOUR ONE-STOP FULL Coach Bump Elliot said - - back Brian lleab'. out for two weeks with a Dlulder aepara .. Uoo, was rUdy to play but line- Trojans Increase UPI Lead Ken- MAKEOUR ~FULL* BANK ~f* "YOUR *~® BANK" u..., lNG of -Mra. Mariet Moffatt of lpo· IDI<" MMs., on IM marrial~< irwa, with converted quarter- back Ed Podolak loading lllo conference In rushing followtng a record breaking 286 yards gained Saturda,y, will alao be at full strength. Podolak and Barry Crees were inJured In the Hawkeyes' 68-34 rout over Northwestern l88t week but hotll will be re&IY for tho big ooe. Rex Kern, ably replaced by -ct- ger. uwne fiaured almost eVery wa.r of toa!Dg a ball game and ol beating ourselves," saJd Michigan Stale Coach Dull¥ Dauafterty rollowfniJ Mooday's workout. The Spart.aus JU!tered no aerious injuries and all were expected to be read1 for Saturdl,l''s Ult with Purdue. .WIICO!Ioin and Dllnoia, the on1¥ two winless teams in the eonferenee, and Northwestern, Roo Maele.loWikf while out the backer Gerry adkloa wa1 adll Jurlo• after Ito 24..22 win ewer paol weeki with Injuries, will out Wltll the Du. Mlchlpn Stale. AU are Indiana won the aame in ita ed to be available Soturdl,l' excall the Jilhal• for the nationalullllal laal mloiiiAI rulh Satur- cept quarlerbock llarr)' Gonao ly ao<OIId:.rarMci Bucka,yeo. da.r but ... left with nino in- and lrlpiW~~r,.n Joho - The fourlh-l'llllked wol..rines of Michigan wore bav!Dg a r<lllllher Ill' of it with tile Du bug Monday than upoclad to got from wlnlOII WIICOIIIin when the teams meet Saturday. Pem State replaced Kansas in third after the Jayhawks were upaet by Oklahoma and NEW YORK (UPJ) - T h e drq)ped to seventh. Michigan United Pre01 International to(> cllmOOd to No. 4 anJ Georgia 10 major college football teams took Dfth, followed by Missouri, with first place votes and wonthe new Big Eight conrerence lost-Ued recorda 1n parentheses. leader, and Kana as. Texas moved '4l to eighth, (EII!hth week). Points rollowed by ""set spedalist Team I. Southern Cal (27) (7 -ll) 34!1 Auburn, breaking into the top 10 (7) (7-ll) 296 for the first Ume, and 2. Ohio St. 3. Penn St. (I) (7-l!) 278 Tomesaoe, which plooged to 4. Michigan (7 -0 180 lOth oller Its lou to Auburn 5aturd ni..... 5. G<!orgla (6-ll..2) 171 · .,- 6 ",. 6. Mloaoorl (7 -1) 164 Notre Dame was 11th, a 7. Kaosaa (7-1} 121 shade ahead ot HOUlton, with 8. Texaa (6-1-0 117 leads ln 811iata with 125 in 14 ~=:;tate~: :ue, ~~~ 9. Aubur• (6-0 46 games. (5-1-1) 45 ICJBet Ias t weekend, tell to 15th, 10. ToMesseo Seccnd 10 - 11. Notre Dame barely nosing out AlabamL Ohio Unlveraity, unbeaten In (36); 12. Houston (32); 13. Arkeight games, was 17th whlle anoao CZ8); H. OreiJI)n St. (27); Yale, another unbeaten and 15. Pur<Ne (10); 16. Alabama owner of the longest wlrming (~; 17. Ohio Unlv. (5); streak among major colleges- 18. Tie, Yale and T ex· 15-and Texas Tech Ued for ao Te<h (4); 20. Soulllom Molllo18111. Southern Methodist com- dlsl2. pleted the to(> 20. Southern california, due to meet Oregon State, UCLA Led "''" r ARUJtandings Notre Dame In Ita rllil!ed November schedule, rtwed apart calirornia's highly regafd. By United Pross lnternatioosl ed defenae In scoring ita Eaot seventh victory without a loss. W. L. Pel GB O.SWIIherlneta Ohio state, also 7-0, wall~ NIWTaaltlenlollon Mlnneoota . . . . 5 1 .833 WiscoruJin 43-8 and Penn State Kontueky . . . . . 5 4 .556 1\1 remained unbeaten in seven New York ...• . 4 4 .500 2 games by rebotmdirv In the Miami . . ••.. 3 4 . 429 2'h second half to · IC)end Mlaml Indiana .. .. .. 2 7 .222 4'h guomdly, "What' o Mj)peDing with kids?" 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I. 3- The Dally Ssntinol, Pconeroy-Middleport, 0., 1'11oaday, N.....,ber 1~, 1v68 ~· ' Suckeyes Face Tough Iowa Saturday . ; ' •• 1-J ·. ..,e both Lee RadaiwW Led Jaeldo Bullalo Firat Wardars dlocovBY JACK O'BRIAN durin& lrlpo from here to In- ered bis advert11181S "W h a I e NEW YOBK - Wbo Ia lllp- Ull KllliPnaer? 9\e'• Sinatra'• lateat pla.rmate ·-·· Copo know 111ere'aa lhlpmettt ~phony•"for­ elp" perilune from llrOOklyn bollll spread &rOIIDd lor Christmal swlncll!Dg .••• Excellent JQUIIII actreos Patricia l'olr<bl (' 1JuniQr Mlaa,'' €1tc.) now is a aculptress of note: the Chelooa Nat'l Bank at 7th Ave. & 53rd !1. bao an exhibit of her bronzes. dia. Steak" was jul'it the same o 1 d Big bun over tho clolil!hUIIl pasta at La Strada East waa the fiah Joon Fontaine aboiJplng in the 73rd & 3rd &!per.lJel looked like a *""'gar In loafers, skirt arxl sweater •••• Called Rome, llaly . - - Gino CorliJiano Eleotlon ~ to check a 1111 and he ..,... watching our U. S. election via ae*'lll'te .... Newumm auppooedb' _ . barred from tile Jaclde !Jnassls wedding party but rl8ht there In a Paris Matchpboto wu BcDo Graziani, a P a r 1 s Jlaleh writer who often escorted fr1. alre&IY loa!led wllh do1181tfltl sCandinavian kiddie - toys .... Used to be, TIJanka&lvlns marked tho atort o1 tho N. YYule IIIUnl HrUCMl; now i~a Eleclioll DIU'. Life mq photog Philippe Hallman uaured undoriJ'OUII'I rum ster Uitra Vlolol he'D be ahool- AGVA (vaudevUle-cabaret per· impeDdlng dlvwce of actreaa formers union) asked lts law- ldl '1:otal nudes" tor Lila ''WI1h~ Barbara Brittm and her long- 7ors to rnrite Its entire basic In three y8ara11 •••• CGntroverpla.r (24 years) woalll!y apouao; and anU,.aled conotltutloo to lry alal N. J ..........IIIWI Nell her next Ia rumored an e v e n and ride out contemporary prob- Gallagher, Ufe' o pindoWn-boy, weahldor taxlcabf.YCOOII ..... Dick lem• .... There's a ll.lltle-on ln won reelectlon 11 we rorecast HIPltJ&' and Fran Jeffries' 9- major lea.-e baseball to get a herein ..•. Mamie Van Doren's yoar-<~id dlullhfllr Steplwde Ia 7th umpire tor next year's World chatter to chums at The DeleIn Madrid for hor rum debut Series - wllo would IIIOIIitor an gate was her need for a new aIn Paramount's ~•A Talent For inataot-TV-replay llyool; bet- partment In N. Y. and her in\011ella it doesn't LoriDg.• lion& toward dlvordng-soclallte The whole Sinatra family reTbe Billy Bucld Chop Houae Demlaton Slater. Tnerne in the Hotel g,trbume corded a Yule album for ChristGay 90a' owner Obie 8 a r t Ia panilli out ll'atla -rbllcks mas peddl!Dg .... I' Yvette lollm- llloul!hl bio other intereal& as o1 (what eloo?l Melville's "Billy leux' acting talents seem a bit chairman of a N, J. -board Buddi" you were expectilll may- over everyone's head, maybe it's and president of Patterson Brass be lolob.Y Dick? Thal'o for a fish because the young star oC wroys co. gave him an odd tomblna· house ••.• When we were YOUIII. tn the Attic"nextstarsln''Three tioo of lntereata until he learn''fish fries11 were Saturday night in the Attic" .... Jotlt Huston ed bis manager Jim Drinkwafllr Btlples of oorner saloonai one described 44 de Sade," in which is B licensed embalmer. enlerprio!Dg sal-e IJ'abbed he' II act, as "I>Orll081'811hi< hut Composer Julio Sl3'ne at J\<po11 all tile trade for - · until the not amoral," and The Krem- h_.. lin Letter," wbich he'll direct, as "amoral but not pornograph- ic." First Christmas aeaaoo lillht• ue up - Bonwt~a abtmmering electric aws!Dgs . .. . Roaeland announced its New Year'• Eve YOUTH ASKED FOR lfl Thll eolumn is ror young people, their problema and ploosures, their troti>les and lim. AI with tile rest of Helen HOlp USI, it welcomes laughs but WCift't doclp a oorlous queoUon with a brush-oil. Send )'<lUI' leenaie CJIOSIIOOS to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ol Helen Help US! this newspa- per. DON'T JUDGE ADULTS BY WHAT YOU READ IN COLUMNS Dear Holen: 'fhe more I rand ot sdults the morel dreadbecomingme. Don't got me wroog. I think you are level-beaded and weii"!UaWiod, Helen. But ohl Tho - l e w h o write ini I am 15, leas tllao hall the qe of your average reader. art think that I and my ~era­ are oeoinl( Ufe a ,bdndred g . e ea more eJearly. · · Take the petty little lhlop they worey about: Gossip, tuBbinds who won't scrub the lbower, tbe exact age when a girl ean shan her legs or wear a bra (not baaed oo when IIIII is necessary but how old she is.) Imt my JIUiior gripes are peoJ)e llke 11 Mark" who brag that lldUlterY nved bia marriage, and women who eave in and Jive their dauShter& Tho Pill. Tho real knee l!no<kor woo from the widow who let a man mooch off her for two years, and she was sr.are he loved her •"because he macle love to me every night !lnce he moved ln.•• Doesn~ she know the dlflerence between sex and lave? Moat teens do. l eould nalne thousands of simIlar cues with little efforL What does require effort, though, is racing tbe sad tact that these acUlta" run the country, my 11 pneration, and their Jives so poorly. I cao !eel rigbteous and smug wben some old codger asks, dls- CH!C~<)O (IJPI) Big Till rollowera will got a preview ol the big me thiJ weekend when a healliiY Ohio State takes oo Improved and 1pirlted Iowa one ' . .... ,, .,.i .' t ,, .! . ' V-8 engines . . ,, that run. on...' regular g~: New models,' new GM safety features. All for very little more . than you'd pay for an YournellJ'by Step into our blg-c;ar wortd and see what you're missing. A longer, lower look is part of it. So's'the room and the larger, easier-to-load irurik. Enjoy a smooth. big-car ride on a 124•· inch wheelbase. RCx:ket (. .. .'" Bing's 3lo5 Average Is ', Best In NBA NEw AsnaB ,. of the Detroit Pistons is averaging 31.5 points a pme and figures to overtake Earl Monroe of the Baltimore Bullets soon In the early-season jockeyh~ for the National Basketball Aasociation's Individual t~~cori!'W' lead. OtnciaJ statl1tics released today b)· the NBA shOIWed that Monroe is lhe nominal scoring leader wlth 364 pointa in 13 games b u I that both Elgin Saylor of the Loa Arweles ' .I , / ·' . and Laker& and Bing Ire averaging m,9l'Q points a game. Baylor has scored 355 points in 12 games for I 29.61verqe while Bing has scored 346 points in 11 games tor 1 31.5 awrages. Bob Rule or Seattle ranks fourth -with 337 points in 14 games for 1 24.1 average. WUt Chamberlain, who ranks lOth in scoring with a 23.3 average. leads in neld goal percentage witb .685. Chamber· lair~t who has connected on 11~ of 165 field goal alteq)ts, also ranks secoR:! to Nate Thurmond of san Francisco In rebounds. Thurmond Is averaging 21.7 a game and Chamberlain 21.2. Bill Bracll ••- " York ey o1 •~ new Knickerbocker& Jeads In tree throws wi~ 44 In 51 attempts and Len WIIMas oC Seattle All beamed bia recognllioo: "Of coorse - of the ~e Delica- tessen" .... Max handled It grackously, cypically: '•it's goodyou know me - I sure know you." UB can't he any worae than what bawened to bio goneradool - ANDREA Dear Andrea: I' you JudSed all people by what you road in advice columna you'd be like the paychlatrlst who _,., ..Everybody's paycbo," because he treats ellht hours a da3. aim tor a !air cross seeUon of ure, 1113' mall leans heavily to troubles, weaknessea. oceastonal stinkers - ad-vice-seekers, not world-beaters. coueb-eaaes 'l'hougb I 1 sometime& print Blarllbll! letters because. as you aa,y, they make readers reel rigbtecRJa. (You love 'em. and you know It!) ' So don't generalize! ~ you IUIIII> adull"i,~ NUn7 lot! Neauae a ~· ·· .~-· 'gull you, ar1111't you 'ai"' gUuty as the old osclgor who growls, What'l the younger pnerad.on com!Dg to'l" - H. 14 Timely Quotes There goes the Iaiii wall Camelot. ot Ja<:quelint Take The Way That .,~ ~ ' tit\ 59 N. 2nd A.vo. MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. L. Pet. GB Oabiaod . . , . 9 I .900 New Orleans .. 4 4 .500 4 Houston ..... 2 3 .400 4\1 Loo Arlgeles • . . 2 3 .400 41'l Denver . . . . .. 2 4 .333 s Dallaa .. .. .. 1 5 .200 51'l loloodl,l''a Reoulto Oakland 136 New Orleans 127 (overtime) (Only pme ache<Mod) ELMER BURNS-COLOR CENTER 992·5611 MIDDLEPORT, 0. Loa Angeles VI. Minnesota at Duluth Oakland at Doover (Only gamoa IICheclldod) ~ •.' _, •• ':: 'r. ,,J ''Just between . Is ...'' us g1r ' :r. ~ ·" ··; ~· ;,-. ••. you can ge~ up to three years _clothes drying fOr nothing! Mrs. Martha Dervin of Canton, 'Ohio knows a bargain when she sees one: "I compared prices on both kinds of dryers with the same lllatures and saved aboul $37 on the eleclric model. The salesman told me average operating oosls are about $1 a month so I'm getting the first 3 years of operation lor nothing." Flameless eleclric dryers offer more for less money, wilh absolutely no combustion dirt, fume_s or "hot spols" to yellow or harm delicale labric5.'"See the newest models al your appliance dealers. .. :· ~~· ...... ~ iii -- ~ ,. i'' DON1 BE TAKEN BY AN OUT-OF· TOWN Ell CLEVELAND (UP0 - The Cleveland Browns began preparing today to meet the team that almost beat tlleir chief Century Division rivals Sunday. WhUe Cleveland rolled to a 3S...l7 trilanph over the out-gunned New Orleans Saints, the Pittsburgh Steelers forced the 5l. Louis C&rdlnals to come !rom behind for a 28-28 tie. Cleveland now leads the Century Division with a 6-3lMI record while SL Louis is at 5-3-1. The BrowN! wert home vic· torious Sunday on the strengttJ of former steeler quarterback Bill Nelsen's pasalng and Lero_y KeJ.br's runntrw. Pittsburgh put togethor what amowted to a moral victory with former Brown Dick Shiner at the qulrterback controls. Shiner threw three touchdown passes, getting the Steelers going after IIIey had dropped sb games in a He acampered downlleld LET SOME ONE LOCA.LL Y DO IT. Thio dooo not moan that .. AT RAWLINGS 1967 HONDA CA77 305cc, 4 speed, dream tourlna. 1ar1e saddle baas. roll bar, mirrors, electric starter, lar1e windshield, sharp as a tack, and lookinr for a home. or the oe&IIOII. Northwestern will be without linebacker Don Ross. who Wl· derwart: IUI'gery Monday, when Ute teun travel• to Dllnoia. The Dllni ofl'ense was given a boost when Coach Jim Valek shifted bio No. 1 lineman to guard In an ol!ort to got the team going. WAS $595 $450 SALE SPECIAL RAWLINGS HONDA SALE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 68-yard touchdown behlrxl t h e eiiJ)ert blocking of ril!ht guard Gene HickeraorL Kelly Cinished with 127 yards on the grouOO and 103 yards receivillt. It was the sixth time he had 100 yards or more this season and the 17th time in his career. Cleveland wUI take a battered detensive unit to Pittsburgh SuOO&y, Tackle Jim Kanickl strained his back ror the second week in a row and had to leave the game in the drat quarter. Em Ron Snidow will be a doubtful starter due to straloed knee ligaments and Erich Barnes has to 0\'ercome a sprained ankle suffered In a PtiaiOI 81 the goal Uno. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIG5-MASON AREA RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER From the Maker of America's No.111re Values! Glvll JGU ell of the lben blnlfita, plus campllllllll!lnl • - - ,....... olwlp wanted In • wlntlr u... Dan, Ill wlntlr ... )'OUr Cit' the tt.ll IWL Tu ......... Get Caaponl l.5o.LJ ... _ ....... - • .. FREE TIRE MOUNTING ASK ABOUT MOORE'S LOW PRICE ON SNOW TIRE STUDDING. Chutw Tann•hlll, Editor you will be taken by some on• locally but you will be given prelluN Saletman. tile final two games . hnproved Steelers Are Next 'For Browns dnwn on the board. •• quot.s on remodelinJ, storm windows, storm doors, siding, etc. by tome oft• local. This prevents you frotn "'"' "take•" by an OUT -OF- TOWN Firm. Romombor oomo ono hao to P"l tho high . nursed wounds in preparation tor By United Press lnterrational Basketball Association game. The Boston CeJtlcs and The trimnph was the ninth lu 10 Philadelphia 76ers enJoyed an stam ror the oaks, who Bli:PAnsion feast Monday nlghl Increased their first..plaee act.. The C.e ltlcs ri»Jled the san ~ntage in the Western Dhision Diego Rockets, 134-113, ln the to four games over New second hall of a Bo11ton Garden Orleam. doubleheader after Philadelphia Jim Eakins scored 32 polnlll had tamed the Seat.Ue s...>erst> to lead the vialtors and Rick nics, 127·117. Barry added 31. Game honors, Both San Diego ao:l Seattle however, went to Steve Jones of are in their secorxt seasons of the Bucs with 34 points. National Basketball Association The game was tied at 122-122 pla,y while the Celtics and 76ers after regUlation time. are longtime powers of the ll was U.e oo1y pme circuit. scheduled ln the ABAJohn Havlicek am Sam Jones each scored 16 points in the NBA STANDINGS nrst half to help Boston to a 5g.. By United Preu International 40 lead at Intermission. HavliEast cek shared game honors with W. L. Pet. GB San DieKQ's Don Kojla, each Cincinnati • . . . 8 2 .800 with 29 points. The victory left the Celttes Baltimore . . . . 10 3 . 769 only 1 hall-game behind East- Booton . . . . . . 8 3 . 727 'h em Division leader Clncl...tl Phlladel..,ia . . . 5 4 . 556 2'h although they're still In third Detroit ..... .. 6 5.545 2% Now York ..... 5 10 .333 .;lh place_ MIIWBilkoe ..... 2 8 .2000 6 Hal Greer hit for 34 points West and BWy C\lnningham for 30 as W. L. Pel. GB tho 76ers bandied Seattle In the ooly othor NBA game pil,yed. Loo Angeles • . . 9 4 . 692 The contest was halted for 27 POOonlx •...•. 5 5 .500 2\1 minutes late in the nnaJ period Atlanta . . . . . . . 6 6 .500 21'l when 76er center Lucius Jack- Sao Diego ...... 5 6 . 455 3 son ri»ll'ld ol! 1 basket and S&n Francisco ..• 5 7 417 3\1 glass backboard on a dunk shot. Chicago •...... 5 9 .357 4\> Seattle ........ 4 11 .267 6 The Oakland Olks had to Monday's Reault8: work a little harder than usual. Philadelphia 127 Seattle 117 but the result was still the Boston 134 San DieiJI) 113 oame. (Only games lcheduJed) Oaklall:! was forced into '1\lesday'a Games: overtime at New Orleans Cincinnati at BaiUmore Monday night before emerging Seattle at Milwaukee with a 136-127 victory over the San Diego at Chieago Buccaneers in an American Atlanta at San Franclaco Cleveland broke its game O(lOJl In tho third quarter with a Dare screen pass to Leroy Kelly. They were ahead by onlY four jiOinto at the lime. Kelly later doocrlbed the pll,y aa goiJw: "just Uke lt was !' ? Expansion Teams Walloped Monday row. • ¥ IIDDLIPOIT, O. College Ratings Tuelda3'a Games· SEND FLOWERS DUDLEY'S FLORIST ~PONSORED BY THE MA.TIOM'$ FULL SERVICE BA.NK~ reshuttled.. & Furniture. Give A Finish to Wood Sldln1 and Out Is Natural, Correct and Kind •.. WATCH FOR THE TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD TELEVISION SPECIAL, SATURDAY NOV. 16, NBC TV 9-10 P.II. california, in the stretch run toward a second consecutive national championship, continues to lerwthen its lead. The TroJans, who succeaslullY cpened a rugged November achedule with a .3.5-17 victory over California, received 27 first place votes arkl 340 points to:lay in balloting by the 35-momher V I n t e d Press International star.:llnga by ripping lliinois, 36Boar~ of C<aches. 0, the Wolverines' seventh Ohio State was well behind In victory in eight games. second with 296 points while the rest of the lop 10 h-om Jut week was almost completely ULTRA-VAl NATURAL WOOD FINISH When You Want To Express Sympathy SERVICE BANK '!1le victory was the Nlttany Ll001' 15th consecutive regular season trhm~h, sai'Jd.. wlched around a Gator .Bowl tie with ·norlda State. Michigan, which wlll meet second ranked Ohio state for the Big Ten tide and a trip to the Rose Bowl in two weeks r e m a I n e d tied with ~ Buckeyes in the conference NEW YORK (UP0- SOuthern {F1a.) 22-7. West ntdy to Atistotle Onaorio. YOUR ONE-STOP FULL Coach Bump Elliot said - - back Brian lleab'. out for two weeks with a Dlulder aepara .. Uoo, was rUdy to play but line- Trojans Increase UPI Lead Ken- MAKEOUR ~FULL* BANK ~f* "YOUR *~® BANK" u..., lNG of -Mra. Mariet Moffatt of lpo· IDI<" MMs., on IM marrial~< irwa, with converted quarter- back Ed Podolak loading lllo conference In rushing followtng a record breaking 286 yards gained Saturda,y, will alao be at full strength. Podolak and Barry Crees were inJured In the Hawkeyes' 68-34 rout over Northwestern l88t week but hotll will be re&IY for tho big ooe. Rex Kern, ably replaced by -ct- ger. uwne fiaured almost eVery wa.r of toa!Dg a ball game and ol beating ourselves," saJd Michigan Stale Coach Dull¥ Dauafterty rollowfniJ Mooday's workout. The Spart.aus JU!tered no aerious injuries and all were expected to be read1 for Saturdl,l''s Ult with Purdue. .WIICO!Ioin and Dllnoia, the on1¥ two winless teams in the eonferenee, and Northwestern, Roo Maele.loWikf while out the backer Gerry adkloa wa1 adll Jurlo• after Ito 24..22 win ewer paol weeki with Injuries, will out Wltll the Du. Mlchlpn Stale. AU are Indiana won the aame in ita ed to be available Soturdl,l' excall the Jilhal• for the nationalullllal laal mloiiiAI rulh Satur- cept quarlerbock llarr)' Gonao ly ao<OIId:.rarMci Bucka,yeo. da.r but ... left with nino in- and lrlpiW~~r,.n Joho - The fourlh-l'llllked wol..rines of Michigan wore bav!Dg a r<lllllher Ill' of it with tile Du bug Monday than upoclad to got from wlnlOII WIICOIIIin when the teams meet Saturday. Pem State replaced Kansas in third after the Jayhawks were upaet by Oklahoma and NEW YORK (UPJ) - T h e drq)ped to seventh. Michigan United Pre01 International to(> cllmOOd to No. 4 anJ Georgia 10 major college football teams took Dfth, followed by Missouri, with first place votes and wonthe new Big Eight conrerence lost-Ued recorda 1n parentheses. leader, and Kana as. Texas moved '4l to eighth, (EII!hth week). Points rollowed by ""set spedalist Team I. Southern Cal (27) (7 -ll) 34!1 Auburn, breaking into the top 10 (7) (7-ll) 296 for the first Ume, and 2. Ohio St. 3. Penn St. (I) (7-l!) 278 Tomesaoe, which plooged to 4. Michigan (7 -0 180 lOth oller Its lou to Auburn 5aturd ni..... 5. G<!orgla (6-ll..2) 171 · .,- 6 ",. 6. Mloaoorl (7 -1) 164 Notre Dame was 11th, a 7. Kaosaa (7-1} 121 shade ahead ot HOUlton, with 8. Texaa (6-1-0 117 leads ln 811iata with 125 in 14 ~=:;tate~: :ue, ~~~ 9. Aubur• (6-0 46 games. (5-1-1) 45 ICJBet Ias t weekend, tell to 15th, 10. ToMesseo Seccnd 10 - 11. Notre Dame barely nosing out AlabamL Ohio Unlveraity, unbeaten In (36); 12. Houston (32); 13. Arkeight games, was 17th whlle anoao CZ8); H. OreiJI)n St. (27); Yale, another unbeaten and 15. Pur<Ne (10); 16. Alabama owner of the longest wlrming (~; 17. Ohio Unlv. (5); streak among major colleges- 18. Tie, Yale and T ex· 15-and Texas Tech Ued for ao Te<h (4); 20. Soulllom Molllo18111. Southern Methodist com- dlsl2. pleted the to(> 20. Southern california, due to meet Oregon State, UCLA Led "''" r ARUJtandings Notre Dame In Ita rllil!ed November schedule, rtwed apart calirornia's highly regafd. By United Pross lnternatioosl ed defenae In scoring ita Eaot seventh victory without a loss. W. L. Pel GB O.SWIIherlneta Ohio state, also 7-0, wall~ NIWTaaltlenlollon Mlnneoota . . . . 5 1 .833 WiscoruJin 43-8 and Penn State Kontueky . . . . . 5 4 .556 1\1 remained unbeaten in seven New York ...• . 4 4 .500 2 games by rebotmdirv In the Miami . . ••.. 3 4 . 429 2'h second half to · IC)end Mlaml Indiana .. .. .. 2 7 .222 4'h guomdly, "What' o Mj)peDing with kids?" What's happening to ruPI)-D.,. Bt~ duet Introduced Allred Gwynne Vanderbilt to Mas voRK week before the much publf.. ebed game with Michigan_ CYCLE mrs WEEK'S SPECUL · 8 200 to a Publl,hed dolly ellc.pl S..turdoy by The Ohio Volley Pulloli,hinll Company 110 Mechanic St., Pom.roy, Ohio: 45769. B..,,,,... Offlu P~a 992 .. 2156, Editorial Phone 992--21.57 •• Second cia .. po1toge pokl ot Po'"eroy, Ohio. Notional adverttSing roproMIItotlve Bottlnoiii·Gallagh.t-, lne., 12 Ea 1 t 4ht St., New Yorll City, New York. SYbiCI'Iption rate•: DaiiYorod by cal'l'iar wharo ov~:llloltle 45 coni• par WMit; OM yMr In advance ol the Daill' Senlinel O#flea, 123.40. Si. month., $11.70. Tlweo month., $5.85 . By Mohw Route whoro carrier 1e,.. vice nat ovoiloblo: Ono n.nth $1.50. By moll: One .,... $10.00. Si• 111onth1 $5.25. ThrM month• $3.00. Subtcrlptlan price Induct .. Sundop Tl"'••· Sentinel. Convenient Pay Day Budget Plan Big Savings And Good Tire Service At MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992-2848 111iiOI;;;;;o~~;;;;J;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~.-.;;;;;;Oi;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,.-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~~ costa less than a cup of toffee a day. Gives you a real Hbreak." Pl!one CITY LOAN Trqst your home heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. TEXACO ' �-. . r ,-,~ ' . . ·~·. ' , ,.!. , o. , : ~·, .•. : •. - ~· , ; . ~·- ,..·..; ~~ ~ · - · ,..·•• . - - ,... . •. ~ •.:- . :.. , :-. . ' ,. !'!~ l~~~~a,;&.um~ F_...OS ShOwer :: -' cwc~o ~ ~~r~• \lllliet al ~- ........ . . Golll- W!.ry ,. J:a ~ "q~ · ' '1\1181l17;' Nuculw Youth Fellowship tdmily Dinner Given ·sunday 'l1!o blrtiidi.J '• d.......... WiWed tlble -111!1te 1141111!d Ill'* ltl ...... A brldo doll and wblte candles rotreabmellt tlble. -11!o -anrcledplllyedWilcox, ll!d prl ... · ·Maryln Bev- w erly Chlpmo•, and Bortha Jllni, The aueot Hot IDdudacl Mra. uu-, Cbellor moll!er al the brldHied; Mrs. BeYerlJ Cllli>11!111, · Breta, -Bortba and Bing,LOri; Alberta Wog- - Martha Na1h, Maryln Wll<9'<. FOal' Brlc:kera, and Mary 1111', Smdln& elfts were Frances ll!moll, S!!D4ra Bear, l'llt1 Bulb ll!d SI!IU Lrtle. Shower Given Susie Kasper Mill a. ... 1$1•. Spring !l., Pamorot, entertabled recently wl11! a periOIIII .._er honoring IIIII &!do Kasper, brlde-eled al Donny Smllb. A yellow and green c o 1 o r aeheme waa carried out tn the. decontlona. Streamen extendICI from the 11111 qble to the lloor. A wedding beU centerpiece was used on the table. Punch and cake "ere by the bosteas. Games were pltYed wtlb prlzeo being anrded to the were Mr. ll!d MrL Lawrence Gerlach and family, PlliDt Pleas- Calumbuo ......, weekll!d Ylaltora ani; Mr. ll!d Mrs. Charles Wer- ()( ll!elr porenlo, Mr. and Mro. Harvey Nowland, MsiGD, W. VL, ey and lamllJ, Pamorot; Mr. and Mr. ll!d Yn. flnuam Grueand Mrs. Jake Glhbe, Colwilbuo, aer, Middleport. llebl>le Grueand Mr. and Mrs. Sorll)' Hat- aer' at Glenv!Uo State gert;y ll!d family, Mr. and Mrs. College, was also home lor 1l!o Marcellus Wald and · Mr. and MrL Richard Walker, ""::"'· ClJda 1\llenaworth ••· and Ralph Glbbe, Sr. . companied Mr. ll!d Mrs. Don Tho Ralph Glbbo' - · · Gn1eaer to ColuD>us. She ..W . Glorta, ...., attends aebool lD f'hlla<lelplda, waatelephoaod<k!r- leave from there Friday for Kanlnc the da)'. aas lor u . . - vlllt with her aon-ID~aw and daugl!ter, Col, and Mrs. James Hartinger. Col. Hartinger lo atatloned at the McConnell Alr Force Baae. Mr. and Mrs. Georaa Hackett, Jr., Melanie and Dennis. drove to Columbus ~ where HoUdly party plans were com~ they were joined b.)' Rose Ma- Holiday bowll!!l! Jlll'Q' ploted II a meetinl ()( the Past Chle!s o! Magnolia Temple, 1'1th- HOLIDAY SEWING ' STARTS NOW! ' Metallic Brocades Rayan Velvets Polrest. Knits · -c- SIZE 12%-4 Width- B& D ss.99 ~: ~: t•'• ~r !!! Black or Antique Gold in time to · gifts and fashi galore! ~AIITY DRUiiS SPICIAUPPAIIIL Don't wolt, cvtto. •••• MOictne orW• 11hould t.. In !tOW. we hovo row . .. ? :~~ ~: • H0ur 2 DRY QEANING THE SHOE BOX · ------.J Sln..r Sa los & Sorvlco & lolcC.IIs { 115 W. SECOND ':+;:;:;;;~:;:::~:::::::::::::::~~···· ~ P-• ....... . ....... .. .. .... . ···:· ····· ·· . B,_ OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Tbe 28UJ amiveraary or Mr' and Mrs. Charita Werry, Rock l'amoro1, .,.., observed recialli- a larnU,v dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James II\• Werry of Sfracuae. t! THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY • • Mn:, Bomle Fields of New Ha~ ven, and Russell Smith or Lincoln Park, Mich. t : t .t • f .OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE • 992-2342 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lao4 .., T•~ 'rr ~.,:,,· --~ · '"" '"sleeps 'ill<ea n angeL £ nglander Yields just enough !G conform Quality constructed at a new low price! That's what you'll say w~en you see the innerspring Mattress by Englander now betng featured in our Bedding Department for just ! .• Natlolal Bonk Regloo No. 4 39. 88 BAKER FURNITURE REPORT OF CONDmON OF The Pomeroy National Bank OF POMEROY In the State of Ohio, at !he Cloao of Buslnoos on October 30, 1968. Published 1n ReiiPonae to eall!Mde by ComjJtrollerotthe Currency, unter Seetlon 5211, u. S. Revised Statutes. · lt'IIDDLEPORT, OHIO A SONG AND GAMES workshop Mrs. Thereon Ohlinger ofDayton was the weekend gueit of Mrs. Elmer Wickham . Mrs. Sam Bolin and MJss Pa- '·· • • • for adult leaders and troop corn· mittee members has been planned for Tue sday, Nov. 19 1 7:30 to 9:30p.m. at the Jackson County Bank, Ravenswood. Mrs. 1. R. Neal, neighborl1ood clulirman, is a candidat~ for the nominating committeeofthe Four Rive rs Girl Scout Council. A meeting of the council open to all registered members, has been scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 20 at the North Parkersburg Bap~ tist Church. tricia Courtney or Athens spent Suncla.\.• with Mrs. Welby Wtaaley Afternoon visitors at the Whaley home were Mr s. Lelia . Curtis and daughter, Sandy. Miss JeaMe Hines of Colum~. bus spent the ,weekend here with ..,,]fer tiiOifier, ' ldi's: l!dWar'll Hlne!f'; Minersville. Dick Karr is recuperating at home after a time of confinement at Veterans Memorial HospllaL VIsiting with him Wednesda,y was his daughter, Mrs. Edward Bauer or Marlon. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HUI and Willoughby Hill are at Marton for the funeral servlces of their brother, D. Kenneth Hill, 82, who died Satorday. .+ to her feather-weight. a.rter No. 1980 ••• OR WE PAY THE TOW! Son Born Nov. 9 To Dennis Smiths AN ADVEHTURE IH SUMPTUOUS LIVING AT VERY REASOHABLE RA TES-WITHIH EASY REACH I• lVI INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FUNDS 220 N. 2nd AVE. ·TtiRu ICE. MUD a :SNOW 675-1611 wlmen. ATIEND OPEN HOUSE Four Meigs Hlmt School oenlorl attended open houu Slturda)' at the Nationwide BeauV Academ,y, Columllla They were Judjl Cottrill, VIcky Radfor d, Boyer, and Janice Smith. Michael, ••Testl(ytng;u Mrt. Joa~ eph· Cook, ''Pra,yin&i" M r a. Poinl ""ed Qaelta ware Mls~ Linda sauv1&8. MlaaBr-Jnirabam, MI.. Jo Smitb, Mrs. Jadde Bricklea, Mlaa Doma Reibel, Mlas LIDcla &nih, Mill .!Jw'(ll &.nith, MilS Jeml8 Ellerl!bech, Mrs. Robert Ari!Old, and Mrs. Charles LYtle. Mrs. L. P. Sterrett was lead- GUA·RANT Cleaners !!~~~~~~~~~~I:•:Co~m:l:!!l!:":b~e=tw~een~:m:ed~lta~llon~s POMEROY,O 992-2384 Tho Baptist World Da,y of theme "lnaamueh AI Ye Have Prayer was observed at Thura- Done 11." day nlght'o meeting ol the Fom . Taking part with meditations eroy Society of the American were Mra. Harry Bailey, "Show~ Baptist Women. ing Compal&toni 11 Mrs. Oliver SERVICE " MaL, ::~ World Day Observed' er Cor the program and gave the call to worship Collowed by scripture, Luke 11, and t h e Lord's Prayer in unl1011. The 1~ ... CHAIIIGE SAlE PL ~C E A rumm~ sale plaMed fur Friday and Saturday by Uul Ap~ Thorne Cottrill, "Giwln&.'' Each participant read scripture pertalnlnl to the meditation, and Membership cards and girl scout pins were presented to the mes~Jage from the prealdent ot concluded with aUent prayer on troqJ committee at the recent investiture or Middleport Brownie the Women's Department of the suggested prayer thoughts. Tr0<1117!. Baptist World AUiance followed The ollerl!!l! taken will be doMrs. Bernard Fultz, leader, gave recognition to Mrs. Bobby a. meditation by Mr s. sterrett. nated ror the use of the WornPa,ne, asaistant leader am Mrs, Robert Dyer, Mrs. Ronald McSOloist for the service was en's Department of World Bap.. Mrs. Elmer Wlekham who wu Uet Alliance. Prayer by Mn. Dade, Mrs. Larry Fox, and Mrs. Fred Hotrman, committee memCUPON REQUEST) accompanied by Mrs. James Ste- llephenaon and the song, "Bleat bers. She also introduced Mrs. L R. Neal, Neighborhood 1 chair· man for the Four Rivers Girl Scout COuncU, who spoke briefly on Our UtOeiGMd Cleanl"' phenson. g.e sang stanzas ot Be The Tie That Binds" oon. lhe sCOUUJlB program and the role of the troop committee. uchrtst for the Whole W i d e eluded 1be World 08¥ of Pray~ Girl8 of Mrs. Neal's tr~ 39 presented the Brownie Story in :otliftiOII'I World" and "Work tor the Nlglll er observance . playlet form In costume. Taking part were Barbara Fultz, Vicki Kelly, Janet Neal, Lisa Herald, and Becky Fultz. . and pra.vers carrying out the meeting which preatded opened with Mra. Michael at thea The Brownie colors or yellow Thanksgiving meditation, prayer and brown were carried out in Bernessa Hood, Cin:ly Reedy,and and a song. ~ BIUlottnced t h e suggelted daily meditations tor the refreshment table decora- Katrina Batey. tions. The centezplece was ol November. Mrs. Elmer Wickham MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 yellow and brown dowers with a conducted the love gift dedica. A GIIT OF MONEY lor purBrownie doll accent and yellow tiOft, and Mrs. J, Edward Fos-. tapers. The cookies served were chase of Christmas items to be ter reported oo the Nov. I World in the shape of Girl Scout em~ sent to the Hoi Due Anh OrphanCommunity Day observance. It blems, outlined in brown and age in Saigon was made at MonNorth on Rt. 62 ond was voted to purchase a $3 gltt, centered with a yellow uB" . day night's meeting of MiddlePt. Ploesont, W. Yo. MOTOR LOOGE eerUfieate for Qle project. About 60 atteOOed the lnvesti· port Scout Troq~ 39, Refreshments were sened by FOR RESERVATIOHS CALL The projed or sending girts ture servi ce for the 22 trocp Mrs. Jenkins Slusher and Mrs. to the orphanage is being handled members. Stephenson during tbe conclud. by Pomeroy Troq, 61 through Entertainment In The "Starlichl Room" lng Jocial hour. Sgt. Thorne Cottrill stationed In POMEROY TROOP 61 Thh Fri. & Sat. Francis Taylor Group fHturin9, THE MEIGS MARAUDERS Pa- Vietnam. the exciting t-inging voiu of Harry Joseph . Work on the Chri.stmas needle~ trol entertained at last week's SUHOAY BUFFET -HOOH TO 4 PM meeting with a party for other craft. project was continued durAirman and Mrs. Dennis Smith, members of the troop. The affair ~~ the meeting held at the Scout SPI!CIAL"WEElCEK!rRATES House. In lieu or a holiday parthe former Beverly JHI Beaver, was held at the home of Mrs. Pat THREE OAYS AHD TWO HIGHTS !)'1 the troop voted to do someDuffy, assistant leader, who was ol Rantoul, m., are announcing (Fri. thru Sun . 2 p.m.l thing for elderly Middleport resi· the birth of their first child, a assisted by Mr s. Richard Jones. 2 Porsono (doublo bodL...................... $24.00 dents. Each of the three patrols The girls played games and slx pound, 13 ounce son. Nov. 3 Persona (one double and wlll plan a party Cor an elderly 9 at the Chanute Air Force Base served r eCrestunents. Hostesses ono lilllflo bod) ...................................... $30.00 COtCJle. fOr the party were Vicki Hoff. Hospital, named Ralph Eugene . ..1 Por,sono (two double bodsl .............. $35.00 The troop is selling scout calMr. and Mrs. John Beaver man, Tina Duffy, Patty Heaton, endars for 35 cents each, half of 1542 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, are Golf Course Privileges Tennis CoUrts of which is retained in the troop the maternal grandparents and Convention Facilities Air Strip Facilities treasury. the paternal grandparents are :~: ;:.;,.• land to vialt Bill Hack~ rreahWh.re Shoea Are ienaiblr Priced man at case Western Reserve. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _..;;M;;.ID:;:;D;L;.E:,P,::O::;R~T.:,•,::0:;.. 1an Ssteu, held- at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cook. The Jlll'Q' was acb....,ed lor Dee. 5 beginning with a dinner Merprat Seldenabel was won by at 6:15 at the Trinity U n It e d Miss Bernice AM DursL Gamel Church of Christ. Members trill were plQ'ed with prize• being aexchange $1 giltL Mro. Heory warded to Mrs. Seldenabel, Mrs. Relbel was IJIIIOinted to buy fa- Reibel , Mrs. Stewart. and Miss vorl and gltta for pme Jll"izeB. Thelma Grueaer. Ten members Mra. Etl!el Stewart, prelldent, and two KUesta, Mrs. Cook's had eharp ()( the meeting. The grandson and Donna Reibel, at. prize pa<:kap clco!atecl by _Mrs. tended the meeting. ' 36'' - 45"- 60" SUSAN th:':/!entOhl~ c:::: IN VfETN,\M Stair Sergeant Gerard M. Gregory~ whose wife, Clara, Is t h e daughter ot Mrs. DoroU., Glenn of Rt. 2, R•cine, served with the 4449th a,mbat Crew Traln1111! &Jladron at Sewart AFB, Temt., prior to his arrival in _Southeast Aala. The sergeant is a 1962 graduateolBoaton(Mass.) Hl(lll School. ' - Party Is Planned 5- The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., 1'ue~ay, November 12, 1968 WOI plaonocl !l!adtYwhOI!tbeiJnltedMethodl• Youtb Fellowiii!IP of t h e Fore• Run Cloireb met ~­ nlsbt ·at the church. Amette Warner I:<IIDided the meeting Tereaa Good! pre-.,g the pn!ll'am of Bible ver~ea. Games were led b1 J)an.. I!Y Nease and the NYF tk!a c:oneluded the meeting. ReA al * --·· • To Bowl on Sunday Ral!!h Glbli!l, Jr., New HaY.,_ Mr. ll!d Mrs. lllmer ~ .......... - · wl11! • - - ftl obMned ~with • - - Jr. <J(Wheellnl~f!m!Thuro­ Ill .......... ~ Holl IIJ <III!Ol' !lllQ'· . daY lo Smclay bore >lalllnl will! Ill 1111. ~ - · 9 at 7:Altandllll be-• Mr. • n ~ Mr. ll!d MrL Poul Gruear. 10 p.m. IIIII I'll Martin Mrs. Glllball!d their ..., Grell, Mr. and Mrl. Don Gruoaer ()( Glie nrt plocod .., a lace I .~· lreahmenis wve oerved to thooe named ll!d QaYicl Neea,··Hil'Old Slo-, CIJHIJ Gooch, 11 ~ m a ., . FREE! 1 GALLON OF PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO TOWN & COUNTRY WINTER TIRES, NEW OR RECAP. EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT 5.55 Guoronhted POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992_2094 E. MAIN ST . ·' . , .. . ,.... + • +. Ml=l~oo~s~~::~:.~.ll~= weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. • E, ./, Hill . : Mrs. Thorne Cottrill an d dau(lllters, Judy, Jill, and Jou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....,. ~. were weekend visitors In~ with Mn. Thorne CottrUl, st. ASSETS Caah, balances with other banks, and cash Items In proeen of eolleetloo . , , ...... , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. $ 87!,814. 70 United Stateo Govemnent obligation• . , , , • •• .• • • •• •..•• 4,263,625.48 Obllptl..,. of States and polltlc:al subdlvisloos • • , . , • , , • , , , 534,055,03 Other Securities • •• •. • . • . • .• • • • • • .. •••••••• , • • • • 19,742.50 Federal Funda sold and Securttlea purctased wder qreements to resell •• • ••• , . • •• , , ••• , ••••• 1,3001 000.00 Leans and dlacounta •••• • •• ••• , • • ••••• , • , , , , ••• , •• 3,921,511.52 Bank Premises, turniture an:i dxturea, aM other 111et1 r epresenting bank premises . ,. . . . . . .. . . .... 1221 435.30 Other aaseta • • , ••.••• , .. .... ........ . .. . ..... . , 187.129,30 TOTAL ASSETS ...... . . . . .... .. . , .. . •......$111223,383.83 UABILITIES Demand depostts of tlliivtdulls, partrwratdps, ani corpontions . . . . . . . ....... . ..... . . . .... $3 1 033,110.46 Tbne and savings diP<>Sita ollollvlduola, partnerships, and corpontions . • • • • • •. , • • , .••••••• • • , . • • 5,130,839. 68 ~ltl or United States Government , , ••. , ••.• ••. , , 871 355.77 Deposito or States alii polltlc:al slbllvislons . . . •• • ...• 1,51 8,822. 17 Gertifled and omcers' Checkl, etc.. • • • • . . • . . • . . . . . . 25,442.75 The clean, blue flame of a and clothes drying. modern energy fuel Is at your If you're planning a new service. Now is the time to put home or remodeling, be sure Ashland LP-Gas to work in to check the advantages of a your home- and live better. dependable Ashland Metered Burns hotter than competitive Gas heating system. Your fuels. Consequently you get Ashland LP-Gas Bulk Plant has more l)eat for your money. a complete line of modern And it's so convenient! Use . LP-Gas appliances. Stop Inclean-burning Ashland LP-Gas see what a bright idea in lor cooking , heating water modern living can do for you: TOTAL DEPOSITS , , . ..• , . • ••• $io,395,570. 78 Total demand deposits. , • , . , • • . Total lime and aavi!WI depoelta •• , 3,951,231.15 6144! 1339,63 TOTAL UAllllJTIES , , , ... .. . . ... , , .... . ... $10,395,570.78 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common Stock - Total 111r vo1ue • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • •• • 200,000.00 No. aberos l!llborbed - .8000 No. sharea outltaniiJW - 8000 Surplus • • • • . . •• • , .••••• , ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 400,000.00 Undivided pralltz ' • • •• .••••• ' ••• ' •••• ' ' .••• . ' ' 227,81a.D5 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . .. . .. ....... .. . -\ 827,813,05 TOTAL UABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . • . . . 1,2!3,38! 85 I I, Maxine Grif!fiJ, C&lhler, or the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of eonlltioo Ia true and correct to the beat of m,y knowledl!e and bellet MAXINE GRIFFITH Ashland LP-Gas- We, the unlhralped dlrec&oi'J attelt tbecorTectnaaaoCthll rEt)Ort of eOIJoo. diUan ll!d doelare 11at It las beoo earnlnod b.Y uo and to tho boot ()( our -led!Je and bellollo -IIIII correct. EDISON HOBSTE'M'Ell HORACE KARR ELDON WEEKS Dlncton ....-..... Ash/alld ..._...... the Modern Ener.gy Fuel ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY BOX471 POMEROY, OHIO Some.people find our bumpers a great disappointment. PHONE: ;9:1-Sill -RIPLEY. w. yA. -Phcirio: 372·2221 •"'! ,; \yhat.~ ~. the color..mat~ ~njsh is~irwregnatcd, ,. • Small wonder. Puttin1 a dent in an Endura bumper section, with an)'thiq (rom a ten-pound sledge to Sadie's bumbcrshoot, i& like tryinsto stop an cliephant with a cap I'JD. There's just no way. YC)U see. End~ra ~ a rcm!Ubble substanc:e that lOOks li~ or~nary - pain~ sheet steel, but isn't. So instead of ~~~~ ~p !~metal, it "~ves" then •P<l!!&' back. '• li ' ' _. ''•. ,_, •, :" ._,_-" j''•' , .. l . I " ' not just lai~ o n. So it ~esists cracking. peelina. fadin& . • • ' nil those thmgs that dnve most car owners up the wall. ',;. Where do you find 1~ unbeatable, unrustablc "bunp. ers? At your local authorized Pontiac: dealer's. of ·coUnli On any Bonneville. ExecUiive, Calalina or OTC'1. . ' · ' As long a."' you don't waste a lot of your ,__,.,....,...,, valuahle \ ime try.tng to ding one, }'OU won•t he dis:tpnoinretJ. · �-. . r ,-,~ ' . . ·~·. ' , ,.!. , o. , : ~·, .•. : •. - ~· , ; . ~·- ,..·..; ~~ ~ · - · ,..·•• . - - ,... . •. ~ •.:- . :.. , :-. . ' ,. !'!~ l~~~~a,;&.um~ F_...OS ShOwer :: -' cwc~o ~ ~~r~• \lllliet al ~- ........ . . Golll- W!.ry ,. J:a ~ "q~ · ' '1\1181l17;' Nuculw Youth Fellowship tdmily Dinner Given ·sunday 'l1!o blrtiidi.J '• d.......... WiWed tlble -111!1te 1141111!d Ill'* ltl ...... A brldo doll and wblte candles rotreabmellt tlble. -11!o -anrcledplllyedWilcox, ll!d prl ... · ·Maryln Bev- w erly Chlpmo•, and Bortha Jllni, The aueot Hot IDdudacl Mra. uu-, Cbellor moll!er al the brldHied; Mrs. BeYerlJ Cllli>11!111, · Breta, -Bortba and Bing,LOri; Alberta Wog- - Martha Na1h, Maryln Wll<9'<. FOal' Brlc:kera, and Mary 1111', Smdln& elfts were Frances ll!moll, S!!D4ra Bear, l'llt1 Bulb ll!d SI!IU Lrtle. Shower Given Susie Kasper Mill a. ... 1$1•. Spring !l., Pamorot, entertabled recently wl11! a periOIIII .._er honoring IIIII &!do Kasper, brlde-eled al Donny Smllb. A yellow and green c o 1 o r aeheme waa carried out tn the. decontlona. Streamen extendICI from the 11111 qble to the lloor. A wedding beU centerpiece was used on the table. Punch and cake "ere by the bosteas. Games were pltYed wtlb prlzeo being anrded to the were Mr. ll!d MrL Lawrence Gerlach and family, PlliDt Pleas- Calumbuo ......, weekll!d Ylaltora ani; Mr. ll!d Mrs. Charles Wer- ()( ll!elr porenlo, Mr. and Mro. Harvey Nowland, MsiGD, W. VL, ey and lamllJ, Pamorot; Mr. and Mr. ll!d Yn. flnuam Grueand Mrs. Jake Glhbe, Colwilbuo, aer, Middleport. llebl>le Grueand Mr. and Mrs. Sorll)' Hat- aer' at Glenv!Uo State gert;y ll!d family, Mr. and Mrs. College, was also home lor 1l!o Marcellus Wald and · Mr. and MrL Richard Walker, ""::"'· ClJda 1\llenaworth ••· and Ralph Glbbe, Sr. . companied Mr. ll!d Mrs. Don Tho Ralph Glbbo' - · · Gn1eaer to ColuD>us. She ..W . Glorta, ...., attends aebool lD f'hlla<lelplda, waatelephoaod<k!r- leave from there Friday for Kanlnc the da)'. aas lor u . . - vlllt with her aon-ID~aw and daugl!ter, Col, and Mrs. James Hartinger. Col. Hartinger lo atatloned at the McConnell Alr Force Baae. Mr. and Mrs. Georaa Hackett, Jr., Melanie and Dennis. drove to Columbus ~ where HoUdly party plans were com~ they were joined b.)' Rose Ma- Holiday bowll!!l! Jlll'Q' ploted II a meetinl ()( the Past Chle!s o! Magnolia Temple, 1'1th- HOLIDAY SEWING ' STARTS NOW! ' Metallic Brocades Rayan Velvets Polrest. Knits · -c- SIZE 12%-4 Width- B& D ss.99 ~: ~: t•'• ~r !!! Black or Antique Gold in time to · gifts and fashi galore! ~AIITY DRUiiS SPICIAUPPAIIIL Don't wolt, cvtto. •••• MOictne orW• 11hould t.. In !tOW. we hovo row . .. ? :~~ ~: • H0ur 2 DRY QEANING THE SHOE BOX · ------.J Sln..r Sa los & Sorvlco & lolcC.IIs { 115 W. SECOND ':+;:;:;;;~:;:::~:::::::::::::::~~···· ~ P-• ....... . ....... .. .. .... . ···:· ····· ·· . B,_ OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Tbe 28UJ amiveraary or Mr' and Mrs. Charita Werry, Rock l'amoro1, .,.., observed recialli- a larnU,v dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James II\• Werry of Sfracuae. t! THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY • • Mn:, Bomle Fields of New Ha~ ven, and Russell Smith or Lincoln Park, Mich. t : t .t • f .OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE • 992-2342 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Lao4 .., T•~ 'rr ~.,:,,· --~ · '"" '"sleeps 'ill<ea n angeL £ nglander Yields just enough !G conform Quality constructed at a new low price! That's what you'll say w~en you see the innerspring Mattress by Englander now betng featured in our Bedding Department for just ! .• Natlolal Bonk Regloo No. 4 39. 88 BAKER FURNITURE REPORT OF CONDmON OF The Pomeroy National Bank OF POMEROY In the State of Ohio, at !he Cloao of Buslnoos on October 30, 1968. Published 1n ReiiPonae to eall!Mde by ComjJtrollerotthe Currency, unter Seetlon 5211, u. S. Revised Statutes. · lt'IIDDLEPORT, OHIO A SONG AND GAMES workshop Mrs. Thereon Ohlinger ofDayton was the weekend gueit of Mrs. Elmer Wickham . Mrs. Sam Bolin and MJss Pa- '·· • • • for adult leaders and troop corn· mittee members has been planned for Tue sday, Nov. 19 1 7:30 to 9:30p.m. at the Jackson County Bank, Ravenswood. Mrs. 1. R. Neal, neighborl1ood clulirman, is a candidat~ for the nominating committeeofthe Four Rive rs Girl Scout Council. A meeting of the council open to all registered members, has been scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 20 at the North Parkersburg Bap~ tist Church. tricia Courtney or Athens spent Suncla.\.• with Mrs. Welby Wtaaley Afternoon visitors at the Whaley home were Mr s. Lelia . Curtis and daughter, Sandy. Miss JeaMe Hines of Colum~. bus spent the ,weekend here with ..,,]fer tiiOifier, ' ldi's: l!dWar'll Hlne!f'; Minersville. Dick Karr is recuperating at home after a time of confinement at Veterans Memorial HospllaL VIsiting with him Wednesda,y was his daughter, Mrs. Edward Bauer or Marlon. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HUI and Willoughby Hill are at Marton for the funeral servlces of their brother, D. Kenneth Hill, 82, who died Satorday. .+ to her feather-weight. a.rter No. 1980 ••• OR WE PAY THE TOW! Son Born Nov. 9 To Dennis Smiths AN ADVEHTURE IH SUMPTUOUS LIVING AT VERY REASOHABLE RA TES-WITHIH EASY REACH I• lVI INSURANCE REAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FUNDS 220 N. 2nd AVE. ·TtiRu ICE. MUD a :SNOW 675-1611 wlmen. ATIEND OPEN HOUSE Four Meigs Hlmt School oenlorl attended open houu Slturda)' at the Nationwide BeauV Academ,y, Columllla They were Judjl Cottrill, VIcky Radfor d, Boyer, and Janice Smith. Michael, ••Testl(ytng;u Mrt. Joa~ eph· Cook, ''Pra,yin&i" M r a. Poinl ""ed Qaelta ware Mls~ Linda sauv1&8. MlaaBr-Jnirabam, MI.. Jo Smitb, Mrs. Jadde Bricklea, Mlaa Doma Reibel, Mlas LIDcla &nih, Mill .!Jw'(ll &.nith, MilS Jeml8 Ellerl!bech, Mrs. Robert Ari!Old, and Mrs. Charles LYtle. Mrs. L. P. Sterrett was lead- GUA·RANT Cleaners !!~~~~~~~~~~I:•:Co~m:l:!!l!:":b~e=tw~een~:m:ed~lta~llon~s POMEROY,O 992-2384 Tho Baptist World Da,y of theme "lnaamueh AI Ye Have Prayer was observed at Thura- Done 11." day nlght'o meeting ol the Fom . Taking part with meditations eroy Society of the American were Mra. Harry Bailey, "Show~ Baptist Women. ing Compal&toni 11 Mrs. Oliver SERVICE " MaL, ::~ World Day Observed' er Cor the program and gave the call to worship Collowed by scripture, Luke 11, and t h e Lord's Prayer in unl1011. The 1~ ... CHAIIIGE SAlE PL ~C E A rumm~ sale plaMed fur Friday and Saturday by Uul Ap~ Thorne Cottrill, "Giwln&.'' Each participant read scripture pertalnlnl to the meditation, and Membership cards and girl scout pins were presented to the mes~Jage from the prealdent ot concluded with aUent prayer on troqJ committee at the recent investiture or Middleport Brownie the Women's Department of the suggested prayer thoughts. Tr0<1117!. Baptist World AUiance followed The ollerl!!l! taken will be doMrs. Bernard Fultz, leader, gave recognition to Mrs. Bobby a. meditation by Mr s. sterrett. nated ror the use of the WornPa,ne, asaistant leader am Mrs, Robert Dyer, Mrs. Ronald McSOloist for the service was en's Department of World Bap.. Mrs. Elmer Wlekham who wu Uet Alliance. Prayer by Mn. Dade, Mrs. Larry Fox, and Mrs. Fred Hotrman, committee memCUPON REQUEST) accompanied by Mrs. James Ste- llephenaon and the song, "Bleat bers. She also introduced Mrs. L R. Neal, Neighborhood 1 chair· man for the Four Rivers Girl Scout COuncU, who spoke briefly on Our UtOeiGMd Cleanl"' phenson. g.e sang stanzas ot Be The Tie That Binds" oon. lhe sCOUUJlB program and the role of the troop committee. uchrtst for the Whole W i d e eluded 1be World 08¥ of Pray~ Girl8 of Mrs. Neal's tr~ 39 presented the Brownie Story in :otliftiOII'I World" and "Work tor the Nlglll er observance . playlet form In costume. Taking part were Barbara Fultz, Vicki Kelly, Janet Neal, Lisa Herald, and Becky Fultz. . and pra.vers carrying out the meeting which preatded opened with Mra. Michael at thea The Brownie colors or yellow Thanksgiving meditation, prayer and brown were carried out in Bernessa Hood, Cin:ly Reedy,and and a song. ~ BIUlottnced t h e suggelted daily meditations tor the refreshment table decora- Katrina Batey. tions. The centezplece was ol November. Mrs. Elmer Wickham MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 yellow and brown dowers with a conducted the love gift dedica. A GIIT OF MONEY lor purBrownie doll accent and yellow tiOft, and Mrs. J, Edward Fos-. tapers. The cookies served were chase of Christmas items to be ter reported oo the Nov. I World in the shape of Girl Scout em~ sent to the Hoi Due Anh OrphanCommunity Day observance. It blems, outlined in brown and age in Saigon was made at MonNorth on Rt. 62 ond was voted to purchase a $3 gltt, centered with a yellow uB" . day night's meeting of MiddlePt. Ploesont, W. Yo. MOTOR LOOGE eerUfieate for Qle project. About 60 atteOOed the lnvesti· port Scout Troq~ 39, Refreshments were sened by FOR RESERVATIOHS CALL The projed or sending girts ture servi ce for the 22 trocp Mrs. Jenkins Slusher and Mrs. to the orphanage is being handled members. Stephenson during tbe conclud. by Pomeroy Troq, 61 through Entertainment In The "Starlichl Room" lng Jocial hour. Sgt. Thorne Cottrill stationed In POMEROY TROOP 61 Thh Fri. & Sat. Francis Taylor Group fHturin9, THE MEIGS MARAUDERS Pa- Vietnam. the exciting t-inging voiu of Harry Joseph . Work on the Chri.stmas needle~ trol entertained at last week's SUHOAY BUFFET -HOOH TO 4 PM meeting with a party for other craft. project was continued durAirman and Mrs. Dennis Smith, members of the troop. The affair ~~ the meeting held at the Scout SPI!CIAL"WEElCEK!rRATES House. In lieu or a holiday parthe former Beverly JHI Beaver, was held at the home of Mrs. Pat THREE OAYS AHD TWO HIGHTS !)'1 the troop voted to do someDuffy, assistant leader, who was ol Rantoul, m., are announcing (Fri. thru Sun . 2 p.m.l thing for elderly Middleport resi· the birth of their first child, a assisted by Mr s. Richard Jones. 2 Porsono (doublo bodL...................... $24.00 dents. Each of the three patrols The girls played games and slx pound, 13 ounce son. Nov. 3 Persona (one double and wlll plan a party Cor an elderly 9 at the Chanute Air Force Base served r eCrestunents. Hostesses ono lilllflo bod) ...................................... $30.00 COtCJle. fOr the party were Vicki Hoff. Hospital, named Ralph Eugene . ..1 Por,sono (two double bodsl .............. $35.00 The troop is selling scout calMr. and Mrs. John Beaver man, Tina Duffy, Patty Heaton, endars for 35 cents each, half of 1542 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, are Golf Course Privileges Tennis CoUrts of which is retained in the troop the maternal grandparents and Convention Facilities Air Strip Facilities treasury. the paternal grandparents are :~: ;:.;,.• land to vialt Bill Hack~ rreahWh.re Shoea Are ienaiblr Priced man at case Western Reserve. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _..;;M;;.ID:;:;D;L;.E:,P,::O::;R~T.:,•,::0:;.. 1an Ssteu, held- at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cook. The Jlll'Q' was acb....,ed lor Dee. 5 beginning with a dinner Merprat Seldenabel was won by at 6:15 at the Trinity U n It e d Miss Bernice AM DursL Gamel Church of Christ. Members trill were plQ'ed with prize• being aexchange $1 giltL Mro. Heory warded to Mrs. Seldenabel, Mrs. Relbel was IJIIIOinted to buy fa- Reibel , Mrs. Stewart. and Miss vorl and gltta for pme Jll"izeB. Thelma Grueaer. Ten members Mra. Etl!el Stewart, prelldent, and two KUesta, Mrs. Cook's had eharp ()( the meeting. The grandson and Donna Reibel, at. prize pa<:kap clco!atecl by _Mrs. tended the meeting. ' 36'' - 45"- 60" SUSAN th:':/!entOhl~ c:::: IN VfETN,\M Stair Sergeant Gerard M. Gregory~ whose wife, Clara, Is t h e daughter ot Mrs. DoroU., Glenn of Rt. 2, R•cine, served with the 4449th a,mbat Crew Traln1111! &Jladron at Sewart AFB, Temt., prior to his arrival in _Southeast Aala. The sergeant is a 1962 graduateolBoaton(Mass.) Hl(lll School. ' - Party Is Planned 5- The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., 1'ue~ay, November 12, 1968 WOI plaonocl !l!adtYwhOI!tbeiJnltedMethodl• Youtb Fellowiii!IP of t h e Fore• Run Cloireb met ~­ nlsbt ·at the church. Amette Warner I:<IIDided the meeting Tereaa Good! pre-.,g the pn!ll'am of Bible ver~ea. Games were led b1 J)an.. I!Y Nease and the NYF tk!a c:oneluded the meeting. ReA al * --·· • To Bowl on Sunday Ral!!h Glbli!l, Jr., New HaY.,_ Mr. ll!d Mrs. lllmer ~ .......... - · wl11! • - - ftl obMned ~with • - - Jr. <J(Wheellnl~f!m!Thuro­ Ill .......... ~ Holl IIJ <III!Ol' !lllQ'· . daY lo Smclay bore >lalllnl will! Ill 1111. ~ - · 9 at 7:Altandllll be-• Mr. • n ~ Mr. ll!d MrL Poul Gruear. 10 p.m. IIIII I'll Martin Mrs. Glllball!d their ..., Grell, Mr. and Mrl. Don Gruoaer ()( Glie nrt plocod .., a lace I .~· lreahmenis wve oerved to thooe named ll!d QaYicl Neea,··Hil'Old Slo-, CIJHIJ Gooch, 11 ~ m a ., . FREE! 1 GALLON OF PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE WITH THE PURCHASE OF TWO TOWN & COUNTRY WINTER TIRES, NEW OR RECAP. EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT 5.55 Guoronhted POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992_2094 E. MAIN ST . ·' . , .. . ,.... + • +. Ml=l~oo~s~~::~:.~.ll~= weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. • E, ./, Hill . : Mrs. Thorne Cottrill an d dau(lllters, Judy, Jill, and Jou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....,. ~. were weekend visitors In~ with Mn. Thorne CottrUl, st. ASSETS Caah, balances with other banks, and cash Items In proeen of eolleetloo . , , ...... , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. $ 87!,814. 70 United Stateo Govemnent obligation• . , , , • •• .• • • •• •..•• 4,263,625.48 Obllptl..,. of States and polltlc:al subdlvisloos • • , . , • , , • , , , 534,055,03 Other Securities • •• •. • . • . • .• • • • • • .. •••••••• , • • • • 19,742.50 Federal Funda sold and Securttlea purctased wder qreements to resell •• • ••• , . • •• , , ••• , ••••• 1,3001 000.00 Leans and dlacounta •••• • •• ••• , • • ••••• , • , , , , ••• , •• 3,921,511.52 Bank Premises, turniture an:i dxturea, aM other 111et1 r epresenting bank premises . ,. . . . . . .. . . .... 1221 435.30 Other aaseta • • , ••.••• , .. .... ........ . .. . ..... . , 187.129,30 TOTAL ASSETS ...... . . . . .... .. . , .. . •......$111223,383.83 UABILITIES Demand depostts of tlliivtdulls, partrwratdps, ani corpontions . . . . . . . ....... . ..... . . . .... $3 1 033,110.46 Tbne and savings diP<>Sita ollollvlduola, partnerships, and corpontions . • • • • • •. , • • , .••••••• • • , . • • 5,130,839. 68 ~ltl or United States Government , , ••. , ••.• ••. , , 871 355.77 Deposito or States alii polltlc:al slbllvislons . . . •• • ...• 1,51 8,822. 17 Gertifled and omcers' Checkl, etc.. • • • • . . • . . • . . . . . . 25,442.75 The clean, blue flame of a and clothes drying. modern energy fuel Is at your If you're planning a new service. Now is the time to put home or remodeling, be sure Ashland LP-Gas to work in to check the advantages of a your home- and live better. dependable Ashland Metered Burns hotter than competitive Gas heating system. Your fuels. Consequently you get Ashland LP-Gas Bulk Plant has more l)eat for your money. a complete line of modern And it's so convenient! Use . LP-Gas appliances. Stop Inclean-burning Ashland LP-Gas see what a bright idea in lor cooking , heating water modern living can do for you: TOTAL DEPOSITS , , . ..• , . • ••• $io,395,570. 78 Total demand deposits. , • , . , • • . Total lime and aavi!WI depoelta •• , 3,951,231.15 6144! 1339,63 TOTAL UAllllJTIES , , , ... .. . . ... , , .... . ... $10,395,570.78 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common Stock - Total 111r vo1ue • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • •• • 200,000.00 No. aberos l!llborbed - .8000 No. sharea outltaniiJW - 8000 Surplus • • • • . . •• • , .••••• , ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 400,000.00 Undivided pralltz ' • • •• .••••• ' ••• ' •••• ' ' .••• . ' ' 227,81a.D5 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . .. . .. ....... .. . -\ 827,813,05 TOTAL UABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . • . . . 1,2!3,38! 85 I I, Maxine Grif!fiJ, C&lhler, or the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of eonlltioo Ia true and correct to the beat of m,y knowledl!e and bellet MAXINE GRIFFITH Ashland LP-Gas- We, the unlhralped dlrec&oi'J attelt tbecorTectnaaaoCthll rEt)Ort of eOIJoo. diUan ll!d doelare 11at It las beoo earnlnod b.Y uo and to tho boot ()( our -led!Je and bellollo -IIIII correct. EDISON HOBSTE'M'Ell HORACE KARR ELDON WEEKS Dlncton ....-..... Ash/alld ..._...... the Modern Ener.gy Fuel ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY BOX471 POMEROY, OHIO Some.people find our bumpers a great disappointment. PHONE: ;9:1-Sill -RIPLEY. w. yA. -Phcirio: 372·2221 •"'! ,; \yhat.~ ~. the color..mat~ ~njsh is~irwregnatcd, ,. • Small wonder. Puttin1 a dent in an Endura bumper section, with an)'thiq (rom a ten-pound sledge to Sadie's bumbcrshoot, i& like tryinsto stop an cliephant with a cap I'JD. There's just no way. YC)U see. End~ra ~ a rcm!Ubble substanc:e that lOOks li~ or~nary - pain~ sheet steel, but isn't. So instead of ~~~~ ~p !~metal, it "~ves" then •P<l!!&' back. '• li ' ' _. ''•. ,_, •, :" ._,_-" j''•' , .. l . I " ' not just lai~ o n. So it ~esists cracking. peelina. fadin& . • • ' nil those thmgs that dnve most car owners up the wall. ',;. Where do you find 1~ unbeatable, unrustablc "bunp. ers? At your local authorized Pontiac: dealer's. of ·coUnli On any Bonneville. ExecUiive, Calalina or OTC'1. . ' · ' As long a."' you don't waste a lot of your ,__,.,....,...,, valuahle \ ime try.tng to ding one, }'OU won•t he dis:tpnoinretJ. · �- ·: r .r ·, ' ....• . I . ' ...;·· 1 _ ·a• a.alf 1k•, rometO)I ·mMtl011t J.·;·aw~......_ _,.. u, it~t~~~ '. .A:· LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching WANT AD INFORMATION OEADLIHU 5 tt.lft. 0.1 le,_. P•lleetle11 13\ Ce-.llttieflt & Corrutleott Will ~. ecn,t... ulllll 9 • ·"'· f., .J P_.licatl•n REGULATIONS Dt1 5 COnti par W..-d ona lntartlaJI .. ,"'_"' Chart• 75c 12 canlt par •or.! thl"ao CO"'OCu· Local 1 owner cor, new w~s-w tires, vinyl trim with Big Trad ..ln AllowanCe POMEROY 65 CHEVELLE.............. ........ .. va Pomeroy· Motor co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO ''--"'· OFFICE HOURS 1;30 ~- - •• 5;00 p. 111. Doily 1:30 a.m. lo 11:00 Noon So turGay For Rent 'and ' Notice om.L DO sowing In my home for Cbrlstmal. Corol)'ll Lew... Phone 1182-22'11. 11-1-121e 1PJLL DO 81!wlng at home 111ppell, pockets. pegging, : hemmlo~. alteratlona, etc. Mil . Fn!ddle 'M!a~et, .Phone 713-5551. Muon, 4-30-tlc THERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday, Nov. 17 beginning at 110011 at tile Forked Run Spor1sman Club. Everyone is .welcome. ll-12-5tc VACANCY lor two elderly .,... pie. Prefer private paid pa- tllllll. Phone Muon, 7'13-5185. lo.e-tlc WILL DO BABYSIIIING eftiiWS wlilld · _......, Pbcmo . .7. 11"-Uic For Sale In Middleport. AD uUlltleo pold. Rowlq • Rood, MJd. dleporl, l'1lont IIS-17'/t. 1~ away NiY. 12, 11164: sadDesl As we end the fourth sad year. Sadly missed by childr<n grandchUdron. 11-12-ltc @) · APAR'l'MZN'111 191'1, 12dll '1'IIREE bedroom FIJJINISIIED Our bearll still ache with . ................. $1495 Moli~u ConY. engine, P .G. transmission, new W•S• w t1rn, green exterior with white nylon tOp, _green BLIND A.6S Since you were caUed away Our eyes shed many a tear; Motor Co. bucket seats , console, radio , P .S. & P .B., auto. trans. Atllllltla•l 15c Chor .. par Adv••· Ill WVI!IG memory of our beloved father and grandfather, Louls Wlllker, Sr., who passed SIEGLER and TROPIC·AIRE Heaters dark blue finish with white nton top. A real sharpie. 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H. T. pe...........••............ $1995 Local owner cor, 4 on the floor, good wide oval W.W. t ires, red vinyl interior, white finish, rodio & heater . Try it for performance. RAtES F .. Want A.! S..vico In Memory COMPLETE LINE 66 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE COH ......................... $209~ TM Publlth.r ruorvo1 iho rlg.M to edit Dl" ,..joct any odt dao11111d ob• .. cfiofllllbla. Tn. r.ublhlh.f will nat; be IOtpontlblo or more lhon o~ Incorrect Intortion. tlwa intartlont. 11 cartft jtt'l' W.,..d tl• conoacvnva laartloru. · 2J ,_, ul'll Diu:ount on pol.! odt aM adt ,.;d within 10 dart . CARD OF THANK'"S & OBITUARY 11 .50 fer 50 word miniMal"'. Ea . ..llitia"'ll wetd 3c Pomeroy 2 SIGNS \!! aumn ...,..., D..fll• 9 ...... ~avo Ho'wl lnttoll Howl trailer with I • ZO awning. See at 110 5. 4th Middleport. Phone 11921012. 11-1141c SPINET PIANO: Wanted, rallpollllble party to ta1re Court, llylii!Uie, Oldo 01181ale low monthly payments on Rl. lSI, l'1lont --·'apiDol plano. CaD be lo1-11-* <all7. Write Credit Mauger, P. 0, lloJ: 171, II+IIJollle, TRAILER BI'ACE, readJ to lmllana. JG..t1-121p hoot up. pr!YIIa, p1lllly ol room lor ehlldreu 1u plq. SIX ACRES botiDm land, eo Pbone . . . . . l-1t-lfe feet river frontage, railroad on other 11de. Three camp 'nfREl! bedroom ~ alles renled. loor more lu willl garage on Bultillmd rent. Suitable lor lndllllry ot A... l'1lont lft.lm. 11-lt-lfe h011Blng project or sand and gravel. Call Maaon 7'13-5147. FOUR ROOM IIOUIIE IIIII bath. ll-111-11< unlumlsbed, 1110 LID<oln llellbls. !'bone IIIIS#14. NEW FOUR room Hoi Blast 11-St-lfe coal heater, l'llono Coolville 867-m'l. 11-1~1< FOUR ROOM hoUIO, Laurel St., Pomeroy, newly renovat- ONE FEMALE CoOle eJslrt ed. Call en 112t3. 111-31-lfc rnonlbs old, sable and willie. Phone m-m. ll-11).310 MODERN unfurnished threeroom apartm011l ID Coati THREE AKC black male Daehbulldlnc o..,. llullons. Inquire llbllld pupplel, 5 manlbs old. at A~ II. 11-Uie t10 eacll. Oue blaek male IIIII red male, t old FOUR ROOMS, batb and ga110 oach, ono nice, proven, rage ID Middleport, Phone blaelt lltUd • 'l'llree :rouni • 2103, ~. ltUUO. females $40 eaeb. Phone Rip. 11-7-el< 101 m«MMI. 11-6-dl 'I'IWLI!!R LmS. lloll'l llobllt -a lo • A ·Tiwl.!m, utra .ike, UAY arid atraw. CoB llfl.Gi'l. 992·2181 Jock W. c;aney, Mgr. • Re•l Est•te For Sale O'BIUI!N 1: CROW IIEALTY CCMPANY bedr-. r.r phone 191-2111. •·oa euoe.11 Pa1meot HENRY CLI!LAND !101. - - 11-11).31(, ,... 65 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed .... ........ ... ...... $1895 White on gold, gold interior. Full power equip., radio, tinted glass, w•w tires, factory air conditioned. KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" Cadillac--Oldsmobile 8u1lness Servlc11 AIR CONDmONING Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Hav011. bone ...,., t. tre .... ... ... .... ,..... ........ u:un. ..... ...... :,W147. '· :· JJIORAGE ...!Me ll-121fe lllllE REPAIR outfit, contael Wrn. R. 'M!oraa, phone ..,.,, ll•lUle AtrrOMOBtLB COMPLII:TI!! SPA.C!!, storage r.r . ...... trallm, cpa, ealftiiOII', :,te. Write P.O. lloJ: D, Pumlenly. Pllone . . . . , '111 BALEll bay, to CODII I bale. ·' pot Seyler. ·• 11-~Uic Call · " · ·11-D-IIp ;~ · lntur•••wm ._. -llod1 Lolt opnt. .... lleenlef Coli ..... • 1J .. LEGAL NOTICE Blda will be ,..calved ot lh• 'VIIIogo Holl, Middleport , Ohio until Navambar 27, 1961 ot 12100 Noon far tho purcnu• of tit. fol• low I~ : One u11d dozer with tho followint~ mlnimwn aDactflcaflan•: Shei - "Cotarptller, ~ui¥olant of D-4 or 1moflaf, with mlnl111um ol 10 ft . angle ty,. l:llode, pany ttortar , .mountod winch, diat•l •"tina . lncl!lda oth.r tpecl.:.l aqviRntent. The right ""ill bo rese~vad to ,.. teet ony or gil blda. VILLAGE OF MIOOLIPORT GI:Hif GRAT!, ClarJa..Tr••· Now. 12, 19 Cleaning Recipe A good recipe to remove from Tell onware Is: 2 tablespoons bakIng soda, I cup water and ¥.o~~ liquid chlorine bleach. Boil 10 minutea. dl~oloratlon All[.> TATER t ··~';.j;;.. -~~· 6-9%-18 On Display 115Soon To Arriva ... , M:f" • ·: - ·- - • • - - 11 to 6 Sat.····-·····-9ta7 Sun... ·- .... • Pomeroy, Ohio IM THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHiO .6.ccounts ond vovekars of tha following nomad flduclorlat hove bean il'f;ilad in ~ka Probata Coyrtl Meig"( County,· Olllo, 10f opprov. .. ond settlement: CASE NO. 19,844. Firtl and Final Accou!"ll of DMolhy Howlo1 Adml!"l· l"tottiJO ol the Estate ot Milford Hawk, Decacnad. CASE NO . 19,782. First ond Finol Account of Wilson M. Wolfe, Adminlatretor of tha Estota of Nora Wolfa, Dacaa .. d. CASE NO. 19,783. Flrsl and Final Accounl of Wilson M. Wolle, Ad• mini•trotor of tha Ettata of Ebar Walla, Daceosad. CASE NO. 19,907. Fint and Finol Account of Morgaorel Kiehl, Ad• mlnitfrofrlll of tho Estata of An· drew Hartle, Oaceated. CASE NO . 19,344. Third Currant Account of Emmet W. Shular, Guordion of Paul Gr .. nloe, aon Incompetent Patton. Unlas·s ••r::•ptlons •• Iliad thar.. to, soid occounta will be fill" hear• log before said Co uti on the 12th doy of Oaeambar, 1968, at which time said or::r::ounh will ba contldored and continued from dor to day ul'ltil finally dhpotad of. Any peFIOA h~terestad may fila wdttan Ollc;aptlons to sold a ccount• or to matters pertaining tu tha e10• cution ol lha. lru•l, not lett than five days prior to !he dola tat lor hooting . JOHN C. BACON ACTING PRO& A. TE JUDGE MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 11·12·1tr:: Schawtrztl Mtrlnt Hocki111Port,.Ohio Phone 667-3370 From the Large• Trucl< or Bull.,tar Radlllor To !inalleat ileater Core. PH, 99:1-2143 . ~PE1r1' Wbael Alignment 5.55 -GUARANil'ED- PHONE 992·2094 Pomeroy Home & A ' ... ~SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Estimates. • Quality ConCrete • Certified Slflnllh • Delivery • Quick Service •Finlshinl Heavy duty, a•tra doop lreada, four fvll ply nylon. 775x14 Whlta 51da-llt ONLVS18.95 • Sand & Gravel DIAL !192·3284 Moll popvlar als•• available. Limited numbar at this prlca. Fully guarontNcl. Built br o bit tlra IYiaker for ••. 124 W. MAIN POMEROY . ' GOEGLEIN GRAVEL. ~7 SEE,PA, I 1LL INSPECT ELE:Ci'RONIC IN&TALL..a.TIONS IN ALL PARI'S OF "IHE Holzer' Med,l.cal Center, Firat Ave, Vlllllng hooi'B 2.4 aad 7-8 p.m. Parents ool,y oo Pedlatrlct Wtrd. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Roy G. - · 711 Sa<111111 Ave.; Mrs. BUI;r Hf!Uck, 12 HW Crest Dr.; llrl. Mae Miller, 939 SecoM AYe.; KIMJ R. stewart, Rt. 2Golllpolis; !Irs, Harley F. Sln"erl, Rio Glindt; Clyde J. . Cook, Rt. I ·N~; Martin R. Georp, Rt. I Vfn. I~ Carloa E. SWliher, R~ I Gollipotts; Mrs, 1loUy I. Nibert, P~ Pleawt; Paul W, Taylor, R~ 2 Pt. Pleasanljllrs. Frlelll S. Furbee, Pt. Pleaaant; PhUIIp P. Spurlock, Pt. Pleatant; Mra. Morvin D, Kt~, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; tbarlos R. Creel, CottogevWe, W. VL; WWtlm M. Shllllet, WUkeovWe; Ray E. Illsten, Jackson; Mrs. James E. Ray COIIton; David LINdo... ton; Mra. Plus 2..19 fad ... ol Tox MOORE'S WINNIE WINKLE 11IE BORN LOSER PAGE MlDOL El'ORT. OHIO R Committee eports to s. :!~~~ ~:; M. !l,yera, Coal c......; I!Adney G, Wt.-a, Wallston;Joaeph Field•, Ashland, KJ.; lira. Frank Farmer, Jeckloa; Mrs.. -·' '"""" -•-- the niro1d S. Boker, Gro,y..O, KJ,; PT. PLEASANT C I I y These ngures w~d Mrs, Wayne W. GUir<l)'; Albena; counciJ Monday night was hr current p~ulatioo wtth the c t cy Mrs. Ttllle Will, Jackson; Mrs, formed of the Charter Board's of Pt. Pleasant at 7,272, Charter Board Group '.a-..~ city want.. wlttm trou~d '"~~""e " seven city votin& wards .rece,lvtng..:..-of pl'llpQaal existlng to five. Mr. 0. 1<. Burllette and Mar· cus Poffenbarger, co .. cbalnnen of Ole Charter Board's rHistribuUon of city wards committee, presented the proposal, pointing out that the propoaed division was based ..,on t house • to • house count of the entire clt;y, together with the latest population statistics available. The committee's plan would replace the present seven ward boundaries with five wards in the fotlowt~ manner: <0 from Kanawha River to 12th Street; (2) lrmt 12th Street to 22111 Street; (3) from . 221111 Street to 28th Street; (4) from Masoomw.,and Jackson AvenuetoSand Hill Roadi (5) from Salll lUll Rood lu Lucas r..ne. 111e city's population in each ol these ftve warda would average ~proxbM.tely 1,454persona, Pl. Ploaaaot <lllrtor -rd ·. !!""" .W =nd w, ~tr. .":'~ .... :If felt that thJj ........... .~. . - ....,, bued ~·LIKJn an accunte computation ol the present populollon status and would cmnpl,y, If tiiPl'Ovedby cicy council and eJaeted by I maiorl· ty ol the popular wte, with the Untied Stale !q>reme COurts t~>terpertatlc of the "one man, one vote" rule. . This praposal plan now goes to city councU for ita appl'Oftl alii then returns lu the Charter -rd to be IIICOIPorlled U I part of the proposed new city charter which will be presented at a public hoar•- about Jan. 1, u'" 1969. Burdette a n d Potrermrger were hlshl.v c~tO by tbe Charter Boord for lhelr work In occompUshlng tile dllllcult task. The Boord r-oled that Burdette and Pollenbarger oubmit a statement for their work, but both declined, oiiUng they wished to dorate their limo and efforts to the cley and Its cltl· •eas. Mayor Sets Nov. 14 as Deadline said streets In additl.on to the tary. Coun<U tj>proved _e!fi!ODSta of Mayor D. peralty, according to the ordi-a city olllcial to 80' lu Phlladel; B. Morpnlntormed city councU nance epproved. Coun<U V<lled lu problbt t trac· phta to seek certllloale or tho McniQ night in a regular ~ cU aeuion that he would allow tor of trailer parld~ 011 either workable proeram from HUD oftbe State Rood Commii!IOO unit side ol North lofaio st. lr0111 the ficials, and If the workable proenm of the city Is approved, It Nov, 14 to repl,v to htoleU..r ot rallrold tracks to Oak St. Counen gave the mayor the will Include a request tor anNov. 7 concerning the slick condition of Rt. 62 and Rt. 35 In ihe green llflhl 1u proeeed wtth ne- other 100 units of l.,......nt hiluscity limits, and then if no satis- gotlatloruJ with the State Rood trw. The cicy pollee report for lbe factory word was received, he Ccmmlaslon to enter into an would block satdhighwaysoodayo agreement with the Commission month. of October was submlttecl of adverae weather conditions to on 1 75 - 25 per cent basts tor by Chief of Polite Jack P)'leo the removal ol the 6th & lofain alii ohofored the department momthrough tralllr:. Council passed a resolution SL tralllc ai8Nl and Its IMtal· bon lnvo1tlpterl 17 accidents laUon at Jackson and 22nd St. during the month andarreatec114 gtvt~ lbe Mayor lbetr tiiProval to do what he deemed neceslll')' and lbe lnllallatlon ot a now drt..ra Involved; made 27 rood to protect the citizens frrlm lbe tnlllc si8Nl at the I.!Unectlon law arrests and rd.ne other mlademeanor arrests; laaued 308 ot Route 62 and 28th Sl, haW'dous highways. COUncil took a dim vtew ol the parldrw tickets IJid worked a toAn ordirance wu tpprowd by councll reatrictiqJ the groaa estlmaled coste given by the weight load of motor vehiclea State Road on the colts of the drl ven or manual drawn ve- projects with the clt;y'a estimathicles over Main St., trcm ed 25 per cent bet~ $2,000. Sixth st. to lith st. and Bth The mayor said the ctcy had aJ. St., Ninth st. and lOth st., au- ready paid 50 per cent of tile thorizing issuance of special coat ot tho 6th st. sltplal and ..., was uked 1u pay another ~ lu over~ permits upon written permission and poatlrw ot bond, relocate the IIPL A fonnal request woo made by when required and penaltlea tor tbe cooncil IIIII the mayor Hill vlolotton or this onltnlnce. Vehicular tralllc ""'ntlng on a letter to McCall._.tne aakaaid streets must not exceed a 11111 thom to retnr:t tholr article gro11 weight ot owr 10,000 tn the N...mber Iaiii& tlltllw pounds, lnctudlrw carao and .t- til¥ tho clcy ofPolntPia..,.hu otatton or this 811111 be dHIDN 1111 unoafe water ·~ llj'ttlm a misdemeanor anll Is punlflh. and that liiiJQ' • oble by ftneo or more ttan 1100 tllrourlhwt the ltllclewerefalae. By MAXINE WALTERS PT. PLEASANT - or lmprlaonment of DOt more than 30 days and pera0111 ex-ceedln&' 10,000 pounds, shall be liable lor lilY rlamop dime lu T_,. BLAETTNARS I I lie 1......-....... .- STEREO RADIO combiDaUon, TWO YOUNG bulls, one U.. toar..peed lntermiDd ebaDc· quarter Charolall, puraor, four • speaker s o u a d brecl Hereford, Del HeultJ, syatem, lovely walllul llnJih. RD I, Vlne8ar St., IOJ+nvl1le, Tills Mt just I fn ll'ODiba Oblo. 11-IN!p old. Pay baJ-» o1 • · • II' monlbly (JI1menll. Call • Fori•"' livedod 3111. 11-Nie NOW IS Till! TIME ro &Aft ~aud .... l ' ' MONEY on nut,..... 1'08P-IM----· a- lo ICbaoL I".AIILY AMERICAN 1111no, lstered Hereford bulbaD, Cli¥11, ltll model - - }"'"' a to 10 montllt, ea11 01e111r :radio combinallon, dllal lpi!UFjiamsHED 111artment, lour or fJIIem. Baltalco dae, ..._. •111 or tnlll. ;i.ooms and bath. llarlon Rey71, ... - - loiiDI*II» "' :.Oidt, 1181011, W. Va. PboDe IUO. Cob -.mi. 11-Nie ' laelll, 01111 This Week's K&V Speci•lll r.r •n•. ,._,.,._n Ctltl • """'. 992-5342 - EYINRUDE 69's Are Here INaip AUCTIONt:I!:R Ollke · · : : THI" SPACE' PR061<AM Nf;EOD$ 'IO!Jfl HI'LP··• NON '/O'RE ALL PAID FER, Rlln:AND - ClmJII* _. ••• m or Business .Servi.ce$ . REALTY C. C. IRADJI'Oitll 11-7-4te ...,..hludttfSUf . 1 ' i Ho8STEITER 1'111. FOR RENT ' ~OTIME' f'ORCWT·(HAT-- ' i· FOr,.., GI!JO. BOIIm!:'IT1!II, llnbr 5 rooms, both, tile ..run~ and lloors, panelIng. OutbuUdlngs. 2 amo, only f7,1100.110 I'OMEIIOY - Fireproof balldlng In business district, 10 I 115. Only $20.001.110 MIDDLEPORT - 7 room frame home, blllll, ,as fllmace, ... rage and 111ree loll, ..,. on 2nd street. Good buy $11,000.110 IIELEN or VIRIGO. TEAFORD Resultsl. nJIINISIIED APAKTMI!NI' a- ...,uc R•l Estate POMEROY - Ill stoey frame, 7 rooms, I larp ••~a~ pari basement. bath. forted ASSOCIATES SYRACOIIB air gas beat, lots cabinets 1n 11-11).31< the kltdlen. $12,500.10 SYRACUSE - I story frame, I moms, 2 bedrooms, bath, all luslilele Service• RADIO .!. 'IV REPAIR IIIII .,_ on 4 level loll, .47 aero fruit trees, asparagus pateh, rhutennaa lnatalled. lolm illrrlbarb, 2 !loRn grape v~n... ..... Pbone ttl"'i. li·UIIc $f;.MII.Dtl POMEROY - Ill story frame, DITCH DIGGING, ..... Unel, 8 roomt, 3 bedrooms, bath, 1eecb beds, Paul Anllerpord!es, part balement. .ALL MIIOO, W. VI. Phone m- 11-&.lilp IIEADY • MIX eoncrolo delvered rlglll to your pro,ltel Fill and easy, Free eallo TWO DIIESSED bop. Phone motel, Phone 99J.a284, GoegFor Sale IIIIUI82, New Haven. 11-Utp 1'(11'A'I'OES, Phone I4J mt lebl Ready • Mil Co., Middle. Pnll!lltt, Portland. part, Ohio. • Ill lie tile year Hill, have been t•tl-tlc 111111 WALNUT stereo COlllole with AM • FM radio, 4-dlaa- BIJDGET PRICE lluDI1ute C11 nvlled and tile valualiOIII nel speaker sy•tem. 4-lpeed compleled aud are open for POODLE PUPPII!!S, AKC Toy our lhlrd lloor budget lhop. lnterrniJ: changer. Take over miniature, and up. Stud lllspectkJo at tile omc. Baker Fundlare, Middleport. payments of N per month or oervleo end 8f00mlng. Pll.of the Goun1J Auditor In tile Ohio. ' :II lie pay balance due tl0'1.22. Call •sta. 11 1 ttc Court Boule, Pomeroy, Oblo. fn.Zll36. II-lo-61c SEWING MACIIINES, Npalr Complalnll I(8IMt 111J valuAKC OoJdea Retriever JMlpplel. JIIon at a •iODI, acepl ..rvtee, all mllkee, WY S. GEN'lt.E MARE pony, fat bNf tile valuaUcn filled and uat Alb SL, NMdleporl. 2214. 'l1lo Fabrle Shop, l'oJll. I1IG. ••• oow; alao 111111 Plymouth car. P n+n!J made bJ lbe Tu Ot'OJ. Authorbed Singer Sal.. Call IKUI'II. ~ Oommlaloner of Ohio, wiB lit lilld Service. We 8lllrpeD SdDn. ..... ...... "' tile Cclunly lloanl ATIENTION MEN! r)NI!! SEVEN-EIG1fi'S Charolall tl llevlllon, at Ill omc. Ill hull 17 rnonlhl old. Phone IIS- CIGA.REI IE vending ma 'low . . Court lltule, l'omml!', Dreu Shirtt.... 1.49 & 2.39 IZ7l. 11-11).31< L011; Slana, Brood Nome, Ohio. on or ofter N>ruary IJ, Sharp. IIIII eemee. ABC l!:til&pllw, M-. W, Va. PIIODt 'lft.IIO, - · Complolnll JDUII ... Flannel ShirtL ......... 2.99 :11111 ZIG-ZAG sewing macbfne. ~ ID wriiiDg, .., IIIIDb $Me Tills madllne makes butlallfamished bJ tile Counly AllllHooded Sweat Shirts .... 2.99 Gr•ot Fe~r Hunting, Warlo.ing, 'holes, dam!, blind hems. T1ds ... IIIII ln Ills oll1ce .., LNAL NOTtC8 Sporlt. machine like new, has lactoey .. Wore tile limo llmll8d IN nil COMMON PLLU COUI.1' wana11ty. Pay ts per mantb of IWI lor lbe flni Mll.l COUNTY, OHIO MAR.IOIIY A. IWIMI. fCUI cub. Call llaJf year. at at 8II,J lime dur.. o. 11-111-11< ,..._,.,,4, HeiCt Te Stiffler:.,. Store ... wbldl tua are recolved Plahltltf, Pomaro; , bJ tile County Trusurer, wltl>- 101 W. .Main ZIG ZA(l.()MATIC, well bon .1-RY' L. HINt. 4!111 penally for lhe Dnl llaJf I C CtiJIJtlt1' make l+wirlg llllldline, b I I MCI Pert MuantMe, caiit.n11 ,... TWO Registered black-tan COOD III8Dl' featureo: males butGordon H. CaJdnll hound pupo, Phone ._...... t:onbolea, darns, mends, withNOTICI IV PUe&.ICATION Aullll!r ol llolp CoaniJ' -ID&Y L. JIVKNS. wlloM ..,_.. 11-~ out aUaeblnenll, sews .., all lto'Dt U-6-IOie raaktanoe U PomaroJ', Ob1o. but typea of fabrics. Free homo whOM ......at l'llllideJIICO aM ..u&q addi'MI Ia IICB I C Comi'UlJ", Poft demonatrallon. Pay ba1uee 1-Juenema, c.ulonta 813030, '11"111 tab CHICKEN BARBIOCUE SUN- AKC Puppi•, Scot!leo, Coclon, notre. tbat oa &btl 3ltUI. dq ol ..,. Poodles, Wesllea and ScJma1D. ol ta.• II' montb17 lM)meull. lttmber, DAY NOV. 17 sponsored bJ 1188. Ute tmhniCDad tued en, Barbroo K1'1., CoolvUle, Call same. 11....., Jwr Pelltlon atlli.Qt bJm. k1 tba Cam· tile Racine Fire Dept. 1u be tDOD PIN8 Court of Malp CGIIIDtJ'. Oblo, Pbone 111'1-. beld at tile lire boule otanOblo, prutq for dlnor.:e llftd olbar 11·1o.allc: 111111 FORD Falrlane, IlK eyU. rebf on Uta JI'{IUDib Gl 110M Ml1111 at 12 oomi. 11-7.flc lect of 4ut,. ud ••trama cnaallJ', der, llandard tnmamlaalon. u• aiM lor n.toratkm to ...,. lllal4aa auna. Said CAUM wiD 1M tor FOR BEl IER cleaning, lu keep Blue wlth matclliJ!« IDterlor. IMai'IDt: oa. Uld lftar the 1Ith dQ colon l!leamlng, ,.. Blue Body and motor ID A-1 rmd~ of Nowemblr, 1111. MAIUOIY A. IUDII. Lustre corpet cleaner. Rent lion. Good llros ml l+'W OK· CNW A Hrtw. electric shampooer $1. Baioor halll! system. PboDo 74UMI. cnw, AtNntan fer Pa.lllllft Fumibft. 11-ll-«c 11-11).31e 10 11 t• I ; 10 111- 11 •• 10 1tJ ll I !MICE TO TAXPAYERS Nai'ICE II hereby given, ID -.pllan<8 wltb llecllaa I'/U.17 reviled code, thal the tu relurnl of Meigs County, Want . Ad~ ~ · let BlaOkfork; •• •' ·, MORE' AI1D MOST iMPOR.TAI'IT, '100 KEEP 'fCi:irPOJTtt SHUT~~ ---- L. 1\londay, DISCHARGES Gregory T. Bono, Mrs. Ella IL Denney, Mrs. ,...,., E. Dld- die, Mrs. Harold GreeD: we'RE KEEPING IT OUT Harry ~'TliE NEWS MEOlA Tll.l. TilE CASE 15 C, HW, Samuel E. Mlller, Mrs. Helen M. MIU..nthal, Veronica S. Rusoell, Mrs. Cblrlos L iluahes, Mra. Clifford Adidno, oad Infant twlna, aon oDd dofiii>tar, Mrs. Samuel p. Turck and tntant oon, Mrs. Charlo• TUcker and Infant dal!lhler. KELL PROMOTED Robert E. Kell, 25, 11011 of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kell, Hottford, W, Va., wa1 pt'UIIIDtlid to Al'llll' Sergeaat Oct. 20 In VlotDIIJII, Where he Ia strvlngwlththo "!=;,,. 1. _!! A. To one aide 10. The way 117th Assault Helicopter Comu a radio teletype team chief. iout 11. ~lajo(a campu1 companion The fbanclal sti-nt of the · throe city det>arlinent• were read thowt~ lbe lotl..,lna halancet on October Sl - Ctcy, $21,3~ . 82; Water Worka, ~928.78; Sewer Fund, $26,163.45. Mtendlllll were Mayor lolor· pn, Clerk PatQ llurdelte, Attorney R. G. Muqraw and ....,. cilmen, BW Wellman, WallaQ Smllb, Jim Ftober, Ru.soll Hoi· land, Jim Wtuhlo, Reid DoollttJe, Buater Riflle, Don Waldie lnd Jac~ Fowler, 46.1;)en 150. Prop for an opera extra. G1, SIIJipertd. . • < DO\\'N 1. Suture~ 2. Bpln4le ot 12. Morind.ln. a tort dye 3. Jumbled · lJ, Sun pi type • t&. Promluory 1 : ttli.dr.~. and ,o ther. 5. Before · , _., lT, cartOf• i'apber'lline 6. PineapPle'· 20. Tbtrt 7. Nameleaa: tal olt,267 man hours, · •L Footless 22. comp~.~~t~, point 23. Hack, pa~pM rJJllltJJIDY•Mtol :::::ret~= llNeaatnble-fourl!lllllllot. for• - lourtoordl•ai'J - " · worD - to. aabr. 8. Deeompoae t. Novel kUtd of lllerid H. Votes to 23. Fanioo» I I ~ beet•r1olo· "lit n.J:kuptht clleck ao.-.. rl~ t I I I Q !!·!' Q Q.K, iiJi: ;~Ja!i'ltw.ri ::- ~"'~~~ " t\'•' aanl· (, VOLI'~ TOLD AHD HOT A THirtG Leoalrd, Ptmeroy' son, 8:21 un. Mooday; Mrs, Clrlos E. Swisher • Rt. I Golllpolls, son, 2:50 p.m. Mrs. Nlcklola thol tho Stile Health ~ lao rop. proved tho loeal water IRCiPb' u and AHISH YClUR v..oRI< WHEN rT'S 00r1E .tiNNtE! ltOU DO Wlif:IT Minford. BIRTHS Mayor Morpn. - betl1ll complotel,y Ate '\OJ WilKE AT 5 .4.M. ·AND VCll ¥!u Rebecca Sluaney, .Rt. 5 Jickson; Mrs. idl D. cnnston. lrfx>. ton; Mrs. Albert B. Aveey, Rt. 3 lro- Clay C. Burna, Rt. 2 '· FAST!!! �- ·: r .r ·, ' ....• . I . ' ...;·· 1 _ ·a• a.alf 1k•, rometO)I ·mMtl011t J.·;·aw~......_ _,.. u, it~t~~~ '. .A:· LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching WANT AD INFORMATION OEADLIHU 5 tt.lft. 0.1 le,_. P•lleetle11 13\ Ce-.llttieflt & Corrutleott Will ~. ecn,t... ulllll 9 • ·"'· f., .J P_.licatl•n REGULATIONS Dt1 5 COnti par W..-d ona lntartlaJI .. ,"'_"' Chart• 75c 12 canlt par •or.! thl"ao CO"'OCu· Local 1 owner cor, new w~s-w tires, vinyl trim with Big Trad ..ln AllowanCe POMEROY 65 CHEVELLE.............. ........ .. va Pomeroy· Motor co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO ''--"'· OFFICE HOURS 1;30 ~- - •• 5;00 p. 111. Doily 1:30 a.m. lo 11:00 Noon So turGay For Rent 'and ' Notice om.L DO sowing In my home for Cbrlstmal. Corol)'ll Lew... Phone 1182-22'11. 11-1-121e 1PJLL DO 81!wlng at home 111ppell, pockets. pegging, : hemmlo~. alteratlona, etc. Mil . Fn!ddle 'M!a~et, .Phone 713-5551. Muon, 4-30-tlc THERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday, Nov. 17 beginning at 110011 at tile Forked Run Spor1sman Club. Everyone is .welcome. ll-12-5tc VACANCY lor two elderly .,... pie. Prefer private paid pa- tllllll. Phone Muon, 7'13-5185. lo.e-tlc WILL DO BABYSIIIING eftiiWS wlilld · _......, Pbcmo . .7. 11"-Uic For Sale In Middleport. AD uUlltleo pold. Rowlq • Rood, MJd. dleporl, l'1lont IIS-17'/t. 1~ away NiY. 12, 11164: sadDesl As we end the fourth sad year. Sadly missed by childr<n grandchUdron. 11-12-ltc @) · APAR'l'MZN'111 191'1, 12dll '1'IIREE bedroom FIJJINISIIED Our bearll still ache with . ................. $1495 Moli~u ConY. engine, P .G. transmission, new W•S• w t1rn, green exterior with white nylon tOp, _green BLIND A.6S Since you were caUed away Our eyes shed many a tear; Motor Co. bucket seats , console, radio , P .S. & P .B., auto. trans. Atllllltla•l 15c Chor .. par Adv••· Ill WVI!IG memory of our beloved father and grandfather, Louls Wlllker, Sr., who passed SIEGLER and TROPIC·AIRE Heaters dark blue finish with white nton top. A real sharpie. 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H. T. pe...........••............ $1995 Local owner cor, 4 on the floor, good wide oval W.W. t ires, red vinyl interior, white finish, rodio & heater . Try it for performance. RAtES F .. Want A.! S..vico In Memory COMPLETE LINE 66 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE COH ......................... $209~ TM Publlth.r ruorvo1 iho rlg.M to edit Dl" ,..joct any odt dao11111d ob• .. cfiofllllbla. Tn. r.ublhlh.f will nat; be IOtpontlblo or more lhon o~ Incorrect Intortion. tlwa intartlont. 11 cartft jtt'l' W.,..d tl• conoacvnva laartloru. · 2J ,_, ul'll Diu:ount on pol.! odt aM adt ,.;d within 10 dart . CARD OF THANK'"S & OBITUARY 11 .50 fer 50 word miniMal"'. Ea . ..llitia"'ll wetd 3c Pomeroy 2 SIGNS \!! aumn ...,..., D..fll• 9 ...... ~avo Ho'wl lnttoll Howl trailer with I • ZO awning. See at 110 5. 4th Middleport. Phone 11921012. 11-1141c SPINET PIANO: Wanted, rallpollllble party to ta1re Court, llylii!Uie, Oldo 01181ale low monthly payments on Rl. lSI, l'1lont --·'apiDol plano. CaD be lo1-11-* <all7. Write Credit Mauger, P. 0, lloJ: 171, II+IIJollle, TRAILER BI'ACE, readJ to lmllana. JG..t1-121p hoot up. pr!YIIa, p1lllly ol room lor ehlldreu 1u plq. SIX ACRES botiDm land, eo Pbone . . . . . l-1t-lfe feet river frontage, railroad on other 11de. Three camp 'nfREl! bedroom ~ alles renled. loor more lu willl garage on Bultillmd rent. Suitable lor lndllllry ot A... l'1lont lft.lm. 11-lt-lfe h011Blng project or sand and gravel. Call Maaon 7'13-5147. FOUR ROOM IIOUIIE IIIII bath. ll-111-11< unlumlsbed, 1110 LID<oln llellbls. !'bone IIIIS#14. NEW FOUR room Hoi Blast 11-St-lfe coal heater, l'llono Coolville 867-m'l. 11-1~1< FOUR ROOM hoUIO, Laurel St., Pomeroy, newly renovat- ONE FEMALE CoOle eJslrt ed. Call en 112t3. 111-31-lfc rnonlbs old, sable and willie. Phone m-m. ll-11).310 MODERN unfurnished threeroom apartm011l ID Coati THREE AKC black male Daehbulldlnc o..,. llullons. Inquire llbllld pupplel, 5 manlbs old. at A~ II. 11-Uie t10 eacll. Oue blaek male IIIII red male, t old FOUR ROOMS, batb and ga110 oach, ono nice, proven, rage ID Middleport, Phone blaelt lltUd • 'l'llree :rouni • 2103, ~. ltUUO. females $40 eaeb. Phone Rip. 11-7-el< 101 m«MMI. 11-6-dl 'I'IWLI!!R LmS. lloll'l llobllt -a lo • A ·Tiwl.!m, utra .ike, UAY arid atraw. CoB llfl.Gi'l. 992·2181 Jock W. c;aney, Mgr. • Re•l Est•te For Sale O'BIUI!N 1: CROW IIEALTY CCMPANY bedr-. r.r phone 191-2111. •·oa euoe.11 Pa1meot HENRY CLI!LAND !101. - - 11-11).31(, ,... 65 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed .... ........ ... ...... $1895 White on gold, gold interior. Full power equip., radio, tinted glass, w•w tires, factory air conditioned. KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" Cadillac--Oldsmobile 8u1lness Servlc11 AIR CONDmONING Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Hav011. bone ...,., t. tre .... ... ... .... ,..... ........ u:un. ..... ...... :,W147. '· :· JJIORAGE ...!Me ll-121fe lllllE REPAIR outfit, contael Wrn. R. 'M!oraa, phone ..,.,, ll•lUle AtrrOMOBtLB COMPLII:TI!! SPA.C!!, storage r.r . ...... trallm, cpa, ealftiiOII', :,te. Write P.O. lloJ: D, Pumlenly. Pllone . . . . , '111 BALEll bay, to CODII I bale. ·' pot Seyler. ·• 11-~Uic Call · " · ·11-D-IIp ;~ · lntur•••wm ._. -llod1 Lolt opnt. .... lleenlef Coli ..... • 1J .. LEGAL NOTICE Blda will be ,..calved ot lh• 'VIIIogo Holl, Middleport , Ohio until Navambar 27, 1961 ot 12100 Noon far tho purcnu• of tit. fol• low I~ : One u11d dozer with tho followint~ mlnimwn aDactflcaflan•: Shei - "Cotarptller, ~ui¥olant of D-4 or 1moflaf, with mlnl111um ol 10 ft . angle ty,. l:llode, pany ttortar , .mountod winch, diat•l •"tina . lncl!lda oth.r tpecl.:.l aqviRntent. The right ""ill bo rese~vad to ,.. teet ony or gil blda. VILLAGE OF MIOOLIPORT GI:Hif GRAT!, ClarJa..Tr••· Now. 12, 19 Cleaning Recipe A good recipe to remove from Tell onware Is: 2 tablespoons bakIng soda, I cup water and ¥.o~~ liquid chlorine bleach. Boil 10 minutea. dl~oloratlon All[.> TATER t ··~';.j;;.. -~~· 6-9%-18 On Display 115Soon To Arriva ... , M:f" • ·: - ·- - • • - - 11 to 6 Sat.····-·····-9ta7 Sun... ·- .... • Pomeroy, Ohio IM THE MATTER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHiO .6.ccounts ond vovekars of tha following nomad flduclorlat hove bean il'f;ilad in ~ka Probata Coyrtl Meig"( County,· Olllo, 10f opprov. .. ond settlement: CASE NO. 19,844. Firtl and Final Accou!"ll of DMolhy Howlo1 Adml!"l· l"tottiJO ol the Estate ot Milford Hawk, Decacnad. CASE NO . 19,782. First ond Finol Account of Wilson M. Wolfe, Adminlatretor of tha Estota of Nora Wolfa, Dacaa .. d. CASE NO. 19,783. Flrsl and Final Accounl of Wilson M. Wolle, Ad• mini•trotor of tha Ettata of Ebar Walla, Daceosad. CASE NO. 19,907. Fint and Finol Account of Morgaorel Kiehl, Ad• mlnitfrofrlll of tho Estata of An· drew Hartle, Oaceated. CASE NO . 19,344. Third Currant Account of Emmet W. Shular, Guordion of Paul Gr .. nloe, aon Incompetent Patton. Unlas·s ••r::•ptlons •• Iliad thar.. to, soid occounta will be fill" hear• log before said Co uti on the 12th doy of Oaeambar, 1968, at which time said or::r::ounh will ba contldored and continued from dor to day ul'ltil finally dhpotad of. Any peFIOA h~terestad may fila wdttan Ollc;aptlons to sold a ccount• or to matters pertaining tu tha e10• cution ol lha. lru•l, not lett than five days prior to !he dola tat lor hooting . JOHN C. BACON ACTING PRO& A. TE JUDGE MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 11·12·1tr:: Schawtrztl Mtrlnt Hocki111Port,.Ohio Phone 667-3370 From the Large• Trucl< or Bull.,tar Radlllor To !inalleat ileater Core. PH, 99:1-2143 . ~PE1r1' Wbael Alignment 5.55 -GUARANil'ED- PHONE 992·2094 Pomeroy Home & A ' ... ~SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE Estimates. • Quality ConCrete • Certified Slflnllh • Delivery • Quick Service •Finlshinl Heavy duty, a•tra doop lreada, four fvll ply nylon. 775x14 Whlta 51da-llt ONLVS18.95 • Sand & Gravel DIAL !192·3284 Moll popvlar als•• available. Limited numbar at this prlca. Fully guarontNcl. Built br o bit tlra IYiaker for ••. 124 W. MAIN POMEROY . ' GOEGLEIN GRAVEL. ~7 SEE,PA, I 1LL INSPECT ELE:Ci'RONIC IN&TALL..a.TIONS IN ALL PARI'S OF "IHE Holzer' Med,l.cal Center, Firat Ave, Vlllllng hooi'B 2.4 aad 7-8 p.m. Parents ool,y oo Pedlatrlct Wtrd. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Roy G. - · 711 Sa<111111 Ave.; Mrs. BUI;r Hf!Uck, 12 HW Crest Dr.; llrl. Mae Miller, 939 SecoM AYe.; KIMJ R. stewart, Rt. 2Golllpolis; !Irs, Harley F. Sln"erl, Rio Glindt; Clyde J. . Cook, Rt. I ·N~; Martin R. Georp, Rt. I Vfn. I~ Carloa E. SWliher, R~ I Gollipotts; Mrs, 1loUy I. Nibert, P~ Pleawt; Paul W, Taylor, R~ 2 Pt. Pleasanljllrs. Frlelll S. Furbee, Pt. Pleaaant; PhUIIp P. Spurlock, Pt. Pleatant; Mra. Morvin D, Kt~, Rt. 3 Pomeroy; tbarlos R. Creel, CottogevWe, W. VL; WWtlm M. Shllllet, WUkeovWe; Ray E. Illsten, Jackson; Mrs. James E. Ray COIIton; David LINdo... ton; Mra. Plus 2..19 fad ... ol Tox MOORE'S WINNIE WINKLE 11IE BORN LOSER PAGE MlDOL El'ORT. OHIO R Committee eports to s. :!~~~ ~:; M. !l,yera, Coal c......; I!Adney G, Wt.-a, Wallston;Joaeph Field•, Ashland, KJ.; lira. Frank Farmer, Jeckloa; Mrs.. -·' '"""" -•-- the niro1d S. Boker, Gro,y..O, KJ,; PT. PLEASANT C I I y These ngures w~d Mrs, Wayne W. GUir<l)'; Albena; counciJ Monday night was hr current p~ulatioo wtth the c t cy Mrs. Ttllle Will, Jackson; Mrs, formed of the Charter Board's of Pt. Pleasant at 7,272, Charter Board Group '.a-..~ city want.. wlttm trou~d '"~~""e " seven city votin& wards .rece,lvtng..:..-of pl'llpQaal existlng to five. Mr. 0. 1<. Burllette and Mar· cus Poffenbarger, co .. cbalnnen of Ole Charter Board's rHistribuUon of city wards committee, presented the proposal, pointing out that the propoaed division was based ..,on t house • to • house count of the entire clt;y, together with the latest population statistics available. The committee's plan would replace the present seven ward boundaries with five wards in the fotlowt~ manner: <0 from Kanawha River to 12th Street; (2) lrmt 12th Street to 22111 Street; (3) from . 221111 Street to 28th Street; (4) from Masoomw.,and Jackson AvenuetoSand Hill Roadi (5) from Salll lUll Rood lu Lucas r..ne. 111e city's population in each ol these ftve warda would average ~proxbM.tely 1,454persona, Pl. Ploaaaot <lllrtor -rd ·. !!""" .W =nd w, ~tr. .":'~ .... :If felt that thJj ........... .~. . - ....,, bued ~·LIKJn an accunte computation ol the present populollon status and would cmnpl,y, If tiiPl'Ovedby cicy council and eJaeted by I maiorl· ty ol the popular wte, with the Untied Stale !q>reme COurts t~>terpertatlc of the "one man, one vote" rule. . This praposal plan now goes to city councU for ita appl'Oftl alii then returns lu the Charter -rd to be IIICOIPorlled U I part of the proposed new city charter which will be presented at a public hoar•- about Jan. 1, u'" 1969. Burdette a n d Potrermrger were hlshl.v c~tO by tbe Charter Boord for lhelr work In occompUshlng tile dllllcult task. The Boord r-oled that Burdette and Pollenbarger oubmit a statement for their work, but both declined, oiiUng they wished to dorate their limo and efforts to the cley and Its cltl· •eas. Mayor Sets Nov. 14 as Deadline said streets In additl.on to the tary. Coun<U tj>proved _e!fi!ODSta of Mayor D. peralty, according to the ordi-a city olllcial to 80' lu Phlladel; B. Morpnlntormed city councU nance epproved. Coun<U V<lled lu problbt t trac· phta to seek certllloale or tho McniQ night in a regular ~ cU aeuion that he would allow tor of trailer parld~ 011 either workable proeram from HUD oftbe State Rood Commii!IOO unit side ol North lofaio st. lr0111 the ficials, and If the workable proenm of the city Is approved, It Nov, 14 to repl,v to htoleU..r ot rallrold tracks to Oak St. Counen gave the mayor the will Include a request tor anNov. 7 concerning the slick condition of Rt. 62 and Rt. 35 In ihe green llflhl 1u proeeed wtth ne- other 100 units of l.,......nt hiluscity limits, and then if no satis- gotlatloruJ with the State Rood trw. The cicy pollee report for lbe factory word was received, he Ccmmlaslon to enter into an would block satdhighwaysoodayo agreement with the Commission month. of October was submlttecl of adverae weather conditions to on 1 75 - 25 per cent basts tor by Chief of Polite Jack P)'leo the removal ol the 6th & lofain alii ohofored the department momthrough tralllr:. Council passed a resolution SL tralllc ai8Nl and Its IMtal· bon lnvo1tlpterl 17 accidents laUon at Jackson and 22nd St. during the month andarreatec114 gtvt~ lbe Mayor lbetr tiiProval to do what he deemed neceslll')' and lbe lnllallatlon ot a now drt..ra Involved; made 27 rood to protect the citizens frrlm lbe tnlllc si8Nl at the I.!Unectlon law arrests and rd.ne other mlademeanor arrests; laaued 308 ot Route 62 and 28th Sl, haW'dous highways. COUncil took a dim vtew ol the parldrw tickets IJid worked a toAn ordirance wu tpprowd by councll reatrictiqJ the groaa estlmaled coste given by the weight load of motor vehiclea State Road on the colts of the drl ven or manual drawn ve- projects with the clt;y'a estimathicles over Main St., trcm ed 25 per cent bet~ $2,000. Sixth st. to lith st. and Bth The mayor said the ctcy had aJ. St., Ninth st. and lOth st., au- ready paid 50 per cent of tile thorizing issuance of special coat ot tho 6th st. sltplal and ..., was uked 1u pay another ~ lu over~ permits upon written permission and poatlrw ot bond, relocate the IIPL A fonnal request woo made by when required and penaltlea tor tbe cooncil IIIII the mayor Hill vlolotton or this onltnlnce. Vehicular tralllc ""'ntlng on a letter to McCall._.tne aakaaid streets must not exceed a 11111 thom to retnr:t tholr article gro11 weight ot owr 10,000 tn the N...mber Iaiii& tlltllw pounds, lnctudlrw carao and .t- til¥ tho clcy ofPolntPia..,.hu otatton or this 811111 be dHIDN 1111 unoafe water ·~ llj'ttlm a misdemeanor anll Is punlflh. and that liiiJQ' • oble by ftneo or more ttan 1100 tllrourlhwt the ltllclewerefalae. By MAXINE WALTERS PT. PLEASANT - or lmprlaonment of DOt more than 30 days and pera0111 ex-ceedln&' 10,000 pounds, shall be liable lor lilY rlamop dime lu T_,. BLAETTNARS I I lie 1......-....... .- STEREO RADIO combiDaUon, TWO YOUNG bulls, one U.. toar..peed lntermiDd ebaDc· quarter Charolall, puraor, four • speaker s o u a d brecl Hereford, Del HeultJ, syatem, lovely walllul llnJih. RD I, Vlne8ar St., IOJ+nvl1le, Tills Mt just I fn ll'ODiba Oblo. 11-IN!p old. Pay baJ-» o1 • · • II' monlbly (JI1menll. Call • Fori•"' livedod 3111. 11-Nie NOW IS Till! TIME ro &Aft ~aud .... l ' ' MONEY on nut,..... 1'08P-IM----· a- lo ICbaoL I".AIILY AMERICAN 1111no, lstered Hereford bulbaD, Cli¥11, ltll model - - }"'"' a to 10 montllt, ea11 01e111r :radio combinallon, dllal lpi!UFjiamsHED 111artment, lour or fJIIem. Baltalco dae, ..._. •111 or tnlll. ;i.ooms and bath. llarlon Rey71, ... - - loiiDI*II» "' :.Oidt, 1181011, W. Va. PboDe IUO. Cob -.mi. 11-Nie ' laelll, 01111 This Week's K&V Speci•lll r.r •n•. ,._,.,._n Ctltl • """'. 992-5342 - EYINRUDE 69's Are Here INaip AUCTIONt:I!:R Ollke · · : : THI" SPACE' PR061<AM Nf;EOD$ 'IO!Jfl HI'LP··• NON '/O'RE ALL PAID FER, Rlln:AND - ClmJII* _. ••• m or Business .Servi.ce$ . REALTY C. C. IRADJI'Oitll 11-7-4te ...,..hludttfSUf . 1 ' i Ho8STEITER 1'111. FOR RENT ' ~OTIME' f'ORCWT·(HAT-- ' i· FOr,.., GI!JO. BOIIm!:'IT1!II, llnbr 5 rooms, both, tile ..run~ and lloors, panelIng. OutbuUdlngs. 2 amo, only f7,1100.110 I'OMEIIOY - Fireproof balldlng In business district, 10 I 115. Only $20.001.110 MIDDLEPORT - 7 room frame home, blllll, ,as fllmace, ... rage and 111ree loll, ..,. on 2nd street. Good buy $11,000.110 IIELEN or VIRIGO. TEAFORD Resultsl. nJIINISIIED APAKTMI!NI' a- ...,uc R•l Estate POMEROY - Ill stoey frame, 7 rooms, I larp ••~a~ pari basement. bath. forted ASSOCIATES SYRACOIIB air gas beat, lots cabinets 1n 11-11).31< the kltdlen. $12,500.10 SYRACUSE - I story frame, I moms, 2 bedrooms, bath, all luslilele Service• RADIO .!. 'IV REPAIR IIIII .,_ on 4 level loll, .47 aero fruit trees, asparagus pateh, rhutennaa lnatalled. lolm illrrlbarb, 2 !loRn grape v~n... ..... Pbone ttl"'i. li·UIIc $f;.MII.Dtl POMEROY - Ill story frame, DITCH DIGGING, ..... Unel, 8 roomt, 3 bedrooms, bath, 1eecb beds, Paul Anllerpord!es, part balement. .ALL MIIOO, W. VI. Phone m- 11-&.lilp IIEADY • MIX eoncrolo delvered rlglll to your pro,ltel Fill and easy, Free eallo TWO DIIESSED bop. Phone motel, Phone 99J.a284, GoegFor Sale IIIIUI82, New Haven. 11-Utp 1'(11'A'I'OES, Phone I4J mt lebl Ready • Mil Co., Middle. Pnll!lltt, Portland. part, Ohio. • Ill lie tile year Hill, have been t•tl-tlc 111111 WALNUT stereo COlllole with AM • FM radio, 4-dlaa- BIJDGET PRICE lluDI1ute C11 nvlled and tile valualiOIII nel speaker sy•tem. 4-lpeed compleled aud are open for POODLE PUPPII!!S, AKC Toy our lhlrd lloor budget lhop. lnterrniJ: changer. Take over miniature, and up. Stud lllspectkJo at tile omc. Baker Fundlare, Middleport. payments of N per month or oervleo end 8f00mlng. Pll.of the Goun1J Auditor In tile Ohio. ' :II lie pay balance due tl0'1.22. Call •sta. 11 1 ttc Court Boule, Pomeroy, Oblo. fn.Zll36. II-lo-61c SEWING MACIIINES, Npalr Complalnll I(8IMt 111J valuAKC OoJdea Retriever JMlpplel. JIIon at a •iODI, acepl ..rvtee, all mllkee, WY S. GEN'lt.E MARE pony, fat bNf tile valuaUcn filled and uat Alb SL, NMdleporl. 2214. 'l1lo Fabrle Shop, l'oJll. I1IG. ••• oow; alao 111111 Plymouth car. P n+n!J made bJ lbe Tu Ot'OJ. Authorbed Singer Sal.. Call IKUI'II. ~ Oommlaloner of Ohio, wiB lit lilld Service. We 8lllrpeD SdDn. ..... ...... "' tile Cclunly lloanl ATIENTION MEN! r)NI!! SEVEN-EIG1fi'S Charolall tl llevlllon, at Ill omc. Ill hull 17 rnonlhl old. Phone IIS- CIGA.REI IE vending ma 'low . . Court lltule, l'omml!', Dreu Shirtt.... 1.49 & 2.39 IZ7l. 11-11).31< L011; Slana, Brood Nome, Ohio. on or ofter N>ruary IJ, Sharp. IIIII eemee. ABC l!:til&pllw, M-. W, Va. PIIODt 'lft.IIO, - · Complolnll JDUII ... Flannel ShirtL ......... 2.99 :11111 ZIG-ZAG sewing macbfne. ~ ID wriiiDg, .., IIIIDb $Me Tills madllne makes butlallfamished bJ tile Counly AllllHooded Sweat Shirts .... 2.99 Gr•ot Fe~r Hunting, Warlo.ing, 'holes, dam!, blind hems. T1ds ... IIIII ln Ills oll1ce .., LNAL NOTtC8 Sporlt. machine like new, has lactoey .. Wore tile limo llmll8d IN nil COMMON PLLU COUI.1' wana11ty. Pay ts per mantb of IWI lor lbe flni Mll.l COUNTY, OHIO MAR.IOIIY A. IWIMI. fCUI cub. Call llaJf year. at at 8II,J lime dur.. o. 11-111-11< ,..._,.,,4, HeiCt Te Stiffler:.,. Store ... wbldl tua are recolved Plahltltf, Pomaro; , bJ tile County Trusurer, wltl>- 101 W. .Main ZIG ZA(l.()MATIC, well bon .1-RY' L. HINt. 4!111 penally for lhe Dnl llaJf I C CtiJIJtlt1' make l+wirlg llllldline, b I I MCI Pert MuantMe, caiit.n11 ,... TWO Registered black-tan COOD III8Dl' featureo: males butGordon H. CaJdnll hound pupo, Phone ._...... t:onbolea, darns, mends, withNOTICI IV PUe&.ICATION Aullll!r ol llolp CoaniJ' -ID&Y L. JIVKNS. wlloM ..,_.. 11-~ out aUaeblnenll, sews .., all lto'Dt U-6-IOie raaktanoe U PomaroJ', Ob1o. but typea of fabrics. Free homo whOM ......at l'llllideJIICO aM ..u&q addi'MI Ia IICB I C Comi'UlJ", Poft demonatrallon. Pay ba1uee 1-Juenema, c.ulonta 813030, '11"111 tab CHICKEN BARBIOCUE SUN- AKC Puppi•, Scot!leo, Coclon, notre. tbat oa &btl 3ltUI. dq ol ..,. Poodles, Wesllea and ScJma1D. ol ta.• II' montb17 lM)meull. lttmber, DAY NOV. 17 sponsored bJ 1188. Ute tmhniCDad tued en, Barbroo K1'1., CoolvUle, Call same. 11....., Jwr Pelltlon atlli.Qt bJm. k1 tba Cam· tile Racine Fire Dept. 1u be tDOD PIN8 Court of Malp CGIIIDtJ'. Oblo, Pbone 111'1-. beld at tile lire boule otanOblo, prutq for dlnor.:e llftd olbar 11·1o.allc: 111111 FORD Falrlane, IlK eyU. rebf on Uta JI'{IUDib Gl 110M Ml1111 at 12 oomi. 11-7.flc lect of 4ut,. ud ••trama cnaallJ', der, llandard tnmamlaalon. u• aiM lor n.toratkm to ...,. lllal4aa auna. Said CAUM wiD 1M tor FOR BEl IER cleaning, lu keep Blue wlth matclliJ!« IDterlor. IMai'IDt: oa. Uld lftar the 1Ith dQ colon l!leamlng, ,.. Blue Body and motor ID A-1 rmd~ of Nowemblr, 1111. MAIUOIY A. IUDII. Lustre corpet cleaner. Rent lion. Good llros ml l+'W OK· CNW A Hrtw. electric shampooer $1. Baioor halll! system. PboDo 74UMI. cnw, AtNntan fer Pa.lllllft Fumibft. 11-ll-«c 11-11).31e 10 11 t• I ; 10 111- 11 •• 10 1tJ ll I !MICE TO TAXPAYERS Nai'ICE II hereby given, ID -.pllan<8 wltb llecllaa I'/U.17 reviled code, thal the tu relurnl of Meigs County, Want . Ad~ ~ · let BlaOkfork; •• •' ·, MORE' AI1D MOST iMPOR.TAI'IT, '100 KEEP 'fCi:irPOJTtt SHUT~~ ---- L. 1\londay, DISCHARGES Gregory T. Bono, Mrs. Ella IL Denney, Mrs. ,...,., E. Dld- die, Mrs. Harold GreeD: we'RE KEEPING IT OUT Harry ~'TliE NEWS MEOlA Tll.l. TilE CASE 15 C, HW, Samuel E. Mlller, Mrs. Helen M. MIU..nthal, Veronica S. Rusoell, Mrs. Cblrlos L iluahes, Mra. Clifford Adidno, oad Infant twlna, aon oDd dofiii>tar, Mrs. Samuel p. Turck and tntant oon, Mrs. Charlo• TUcker and Infant dal!lhler. KELL PROMOTED Robert E. Kell, 25, 11011 of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kell, Hottford, W, Va., wa1 pt'UIIIDtlid to Al'llll' Sergeaat Oct. 20 In VlotDIIJII, Where he Ia strvlngwlththo "!=;,,. 1. _!! A. To one aide 10. The way 117th Assault Helicopter Comu a radio teletype team chief. iout 11. ~lajo(a campu1 companion The fbanclal sti-nt of the · throe city det>arlinent• were read thowt~ lbe lotl..,lna halancet on October Sl - Ctcy, $21,3~ . 82; Water Worka, ~928.78; Sewer Fund, $26,163.45. Mtendlllll were Mayor lolor· pn, Clerk PatQ llurdelte, Attorney R. G. Muqraw and ....,. cilmen, BW Wellman, WallaQ Smllb, Jim Ftober, Ru.soll Hoi· land, Jim Wtuhlo, Reid DoollttJe, Buater Riflle, Don Waldie lnd Jac~ Fowler, 46.1;)en 150. Prop for an opera extra. G1, SIIJipertd. . • < DO\\'N 1. Suture~ 2. Bpln4le ot 12. Morind.ln. a tort dye 3. Jumbled · lJ, Sun pi type • t&. Promluory 1 : ttli.dr.~. and ,o ther. 5. Before · , _., lT, cartOf• i'apber'lline 6. PineapPle'· 20. Tbtrt 7. Nameleaa: tal olt,267 man hours, · •L Footless 22. comp~.~~t~, point 23. Hack, pa~pM rJJllltJJIDY•Mtol :::::ret~= llNeaatnble-fourl!lllllllot. for• - lourtoordl•ai'J - " · worD - to. aabr. 8. Deeompoae t. Novel kUtd of lllerid H. Votes to 23. Fanioo» I I ~ beet•r1olo· "lit n.J:kuptht clleck ao.-.. rl~ t I I I Q !!·!' Q Q.K, iiJi: ;~Ja!i'ltw.ri ::- ~"'~~~ " t\'•' aanl· (, VOLI'~ TOLD AHD HOT A THirtG Leoalrd, Ptmeroy' son, 8:21 un. Mooday; Mrs, Clrlos E. Swisher • Rt. I Golllpolls, son, 2:50 p.m. Mrs. Nlcklola thol tho Stile Health ~ lao rop. proved tho loeal water IRCiPb' u and AHISH YClUR v..oRI< WHEN rT'S 00r1E .tiNNtE! ltOU DO Wlif:IT Minford. BIRTHS Mayor Morpn. - betl1ll complotel,y Ate '\OJ WilKE AT 5 .4.M. ·AND VCll ¥!u Rebecca Sluaney, .Rt. 5 Jickson; Mrs. idl D. cnnston. lrfx>. ton; Mrs. Albert B. Aveey, Rt. 3 lro- Clay C. Burna, Rt. 2 '· FAST!!! �,' ·., '' (Coetllluod fr<ln TUE!iDAY LADIES AUXIT..IARY, Lewis Manley Post 263, American Lellon. 7 p.m. Tuesda,y, home a! Mrs. Allen Hamploo. GmL SCOUT Neighborhood meeting 9:3D to l1 :3D a.m. Tuesday, Columbus and Soudlem Ohio Electric Co. POMEROY LIONS Club, 6:· 30 Tuesday, .Pomeroy United Methodist Church; ditmer fol lowed by a program. EASTERN BAND Boosters 7:30 p.m. TUesda,y at high school. New members especially invited. MIDDLEPORT n&PW meetIng TUesda,y beginning with dinner at fi:3U p.m. at Martin Restaurant followed by program and b.lslness meeting at Columbus llld SOUthem Ohio Electric Co. RACINE 461, F. and A. M., TUesdaj at the hall. Election of officers, work In the entered ~~~Prenti ce degree. - .. WEDNE!iDAY POMEROY CHA I'TER 80, Royal Arch Masons. stated meetIng, Wodnesda,y, 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Companions urged to attend. SOUTHEUN B1\ND Boosters, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Racine High School. HOLIDAY BAZAAR, Trinity Unlted Church of Christ, spon80red by Women's Guild; luncheon at noon, homemade gilt items and novelties, baked goods. O!UO ETA P!U Chapter, Beta !lgma Phi Sorority, 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, Columbus and SOUih· ern Ohio Electric CO., social room. nev. Bill Perrin guest speaker. WHITE ROSE LODGE 291, at the American Legion Hall in Mlci:Ueport, 1:30 p.m. Wednesds,y . THUR!iDAY POMEROY - MEIGS COUNTY Young Democrat Club's regular meeting Thursday, Nov. 14. Democrat Hq, Pomeroy. AFTERNOON cmcLE, MiG dleport Heatb United Meihodlst Church, 2 p.m. Thursda,y; Mrs. Clara Hennesy, Mrs . Nan Moore, program leaders; Mrs. Grace ji'rench, Mrs. Frances Wilacm, Mra. Lorena Davls, holteues. ' MEIGS CHAPTER DAV will obaerve Veterans DllJ' with 6:30 p.m. dinner at hall in Pomeroy, Thursday. Veterans of all wars and families lnvited. XI GAMMA Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., social room or Southern and Columbus Ohio Electric Co. BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 Thursd a y, Bradbury Elementary School; speaker, a state highway patrolman; door prize; fifth grade room mothers have rerresh- ments. PAST OFHCERS, Racine Chlpter 134, O.E.S. 8p.m. Thursday, home. o! Mrs. Bert Grimm; Mrs. Jane Hill assisting hos- tess. FRIDAY T!URD FRIDAY Club, 7:30 Friday night, home ol Mrs. Everett Dailey, Ann St., Pomeroy. FALL FESTIVAL, Ssllshury Elementary School, Friday, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. sponsored by P, T. A. Door prizes, food and pme booths. MASON ·- The MaliOtlMothers Club Christmas Bazaar Nav . 15 and 16, Mason Methodist: Church; 411 Friday, 10 a.m. to 8p.m.;Satarday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m This year's bazaar features a sweet shop, white elephant Ja.ie, and Christmas and miscellaneous handmade I t e m s. Free cotfee will be served The public is welcome. l' t 1 Writing on bare wood will make marks , especially when a ball-point pen is used, because you press harder on it MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT - NOV . 12 "BANDOLERO!" (Technlcolor) James Stewart-Jean Martin j f; '· I " COLORC ARTOONS: The Shark Hwll Midnight Ghosts The Carpenters Pink & E\lue Bluea WEDNESDAY, NOV, 13 NOT OPEN THURS. • FRl • SAT. NOVEMBER 14 • 15 • 16 "CUSTER OR THE WEST" Robert Shaw·TY Hsr<lin COLORCARTOON: Dog s..tcher SIIOW STARTS 7 P. M. News••• in B-rieft Pose 1) bulldlng permit at mo.vor>s of· !Ice upon remittance a! feeo. - The Jnll)'OI''s omce will trJr. ward ooe copy ol tile appllca· Uon to the vlllage clerk's of. Terry Walker, 20. SAIGON SWARMING FROM HELICOPI'EIIS, lala IIIII tnu:ks, 2, 000 American IIOidlors ~ 1 lleloq Delta .W.,. and ~lured 1&3 suapoeted VIet ceq tnppocl IMide, U.S. lwdQuarters lodi,. Tbe 11th Dlvlsloo lniUtrJjnon Mt Chair trip beiDre dawn Mbnlllf IIIII killed s1s VIet ceq Wbo ll1ed lo t11o encirclement of a .W.,. noar Cll l&J, 40 mUoo of Bal· fice. - The vlllage rlerk, upon reee1ving copy oC pern:dt, shall record 75 per cent of the fees each montll and pay the Building and Zoning Inspector_ - ssld u.s. below: Ten doUars flat rate plus 75 eents per one hundred square feet or floor space on new structures. Two dol1ars per perm.lt when applicant comes understate Code No_ 3791.04 upon presentation of approved State Permit. Five dollars fiat rate plus $3 ror each additional room, on each remodeling job, total cost of permit not to exceed new construction cost on ~e Coot basis, (note), remodeling defined as any structural change in bu.ildlng or buildings. Two dollars for each roo C permit, private and public. (No charge for repair or patching). Tllat a building inspector be appointed to receive compensation In amount of 75 per cent of the permit fees to be paid by the Village Clerk, monthly upon presentation of a statement by the lnspector. Council (Continued from page I) cll decided to have an ordinance written on water meter deposits to govern in the commwdty in the tuture. The legislatim will uruvlde lor deposits a! $12 for homes; $3S for restaurants; $15 for service statloo.s; $100 [ o r laundramats and $100 ror car wash operattoos. The leglslation also will provide that property owners are responsible to the village for water and sewage bills and that no water line rrom any private well will be permitted to cross propert;y lines or alley ways. Also, it will provide that no well can be drilled within 25 feet ol SOW· er line&, either public or private. CouncU approved a third reading of an ordinance providing for the purchase of parking meter decals entitling purrhasers the right to park at any meter without depositing money into t h e meters . The vehlde owner will pay $50 for the privilege for Qll.e year - a leaser amount if the decal is purchased later in the year . The report ol Mayor C. 0. Fiaher showing receiptsof$198,. 96 ln fines and fees and $226 in merchant police collections for a to!al of $424.96 during October was approved. Councllman John Zerkle was named chairman of a council com· mittee which will work oo. getting signa noting the location of the vtuage along the Route 7 by-pass of Middleporl A rommunicatioo was read from Meigs County Auditor Gordoo Caldwell indicating lbat a reappraisal or property has been completed and pointing out that protests may be at his ortl.ce through Nov. 15. One fire call was answered during October by the fire de~ partment - that was to Cheshire Township - it was reported Council also discussed posstblll· ties of widening Page St. in the area of the new marina. Attending the seaaion were M13'or Fisher, Councilmen Zerkle, Dick Vaughan, Clift'ord stumbo, Charles Byer. and George Baker, Clerk· Treasurer Gene Grate IOd Harold Chase, village maintenance supervisor . . SEEKS DIVORCE WIUiam Black, Rutland, bas filed a petltloo tor dlvorc:o from Charlotte Black, same lddreaa, In Maip CouiJI)> common pless court. Tbeplalntlllchar&esiP'Ois I!OIIact a!. Jillll' l!ld extrm' cruelty. ·. Given Council; MIMtpOrt VDIIp fWi!l1 ~ .,; · loled .• ISS,tlf.M u of oct. 31>'·· • ~ to tllo amhll .......t of Clork- rrea ....... Geae Gnlt' submitted to Ylllllp-- claY alaiL '·. ~-·- ..J. l!ae!lpllp opeetlqly, llldude: IIIII P"OI•Ied If lntemJploro an coml- day. -•t "The U.S.S.R. Is a daqiorous IIIII urpredletoblo llltb ''' an oli&Nn.U.. mWtary -lty," JackiCII loki tllo NATO lll1l1tary tcmmittee. ••Sovtet deployrnenta ill the Indian Oeean conda• ••• •• he said. "I doubt au those sblps ore .,.aged In operatiolla ttiiiDtCted !IIIIi lhe SOVIet IPOC,e PnJRfllll. Al'l P-IIC eanmlool.., Jitney Supper Opens Festival A jitney supper from 4 to 7 p.m. will open a tall festival Saturda,y at the Chester Elementary School. Some Different Present for the evening tesThe Meigs County board of Uvities, rrom 7:30 to 10:30, will elections reports on substantial , be Uncle WUlle of Channel 8, change in the official count or TV, Roscoe Swerps and others the Nov. 5 election. from the Sleepy JeO'ers ~w. The unofficial cOWlt gave LeA number of games will be ola Enoch, Democrat, a 2,753 featured among which are ft sh votes in her race !or the derk pond, duck and game, of courts post held by Mrs. Evechoke the coke, dart balloon, lyn Lucke who was given 4,992 washer toss, mllk can throW, votes In the unofficial count. In IUKl there wlll be such features the official tally, Mrs, Enoch as a sweet shop, country store, received 2, 798 votes and her opcake walks, fortune telling and ponent, 4,931. The official count a beauty shop. During 'the evenby the Meigs County board or Ing a prince and princess will elections is being readied today be named. for mailing to the secretary or The festival Is SJlOil&ored by stole. the Cheater PTA. Official Count is -r _ . . , . rower, t4,512.U, Viet Cong Likes Threat to Tall{ Without Saigon $2.7 *'·' 949.05, t47ollll.f2; - · 511:1.114, . . 75Z.08, .15,W,.88j- •n. ta.ooe.a; - meter ._lttruato, •1H; wa~er ~· • t1o1t, aorec tta,.1.422.U;tu,•' 9SUt; <GIII1nlet!C11 .. 01~ •-r Mrs. Tomer Dies l\londay ...,..IJ'. w-.- Elberfelds Are Headquarters For The Famous"White Swan Uniforms" for the girls in white ' FOR THE WOMEN WITH GOOD TASTE IrS "WHITE 11IE VIETNAM SERVICEMEN'S honor roll ot Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, in Pmteroy, has at last round a "home". The large sign, which lists about 600 servicemen or the VIetnam conOict, was at ftrst placed between the county courthouse and the county jail. However, complaints were lodged and the honor roll was dismantled It has now been erected on property owned by the legion post on West M&ln SL, near the post home. Pictured with the honor ron in its new location are len, Edgar Van lnwagen, sw-vhror of Lhe tamed Balaan Death March, and Don Hwmel, commarrJer or Drew Webster Post Nixon People Expect Derus To Play Ball NEW YORK (UP0- The ad- mendatims Nlxon has no comparable personal tie with the current Democratic leadership in Coogress and Harlow may find his liaison chores more di.tricult than Lhey were in the 1950s. Asked how he thought Nixoo would fare with an opposition Congress, however, Harlow told reporters: ''I do not anticipate extreme diffirulty fru: the president in that regard. There will be some areas ot dltficulty, oC coarse, but in your great areas, both parties, regardless of their partisan differences, are involved with the natJonal interests snd they have to perform wllly.nilly- and I !hlnk they ministration ol President-elect Richard M, Nixm, now under construction at his New York headquarters, expects the Democratic Congress to play ball with the Whlte House next year oo major Issues involving national interest. This hopeAil attitude was expreased by Bryce N. Harlow after his announced appointment Tuesday as the first of · aevaral White House officials in tbe new admtntstration wh'3''W1ll r)" Jthe title of "assistant to president." Harlow, 52, a native or Oklahoma Clt,y, will be "manager dl legislative and coogresstmaJ affairs" for the president, a J)Ost much like the legislative will.,, Note Current Cooperation llalsm job held by Lawrence F. Nixon will have something O'B(len during the Kenned.y and Joll1am administr&.Uons before other than Harlow's experience he moved up to postmaster to help with his congressional relations. The Republieans hope ~ral. the Jesson is not being lost on Experience for Job For slx ol the eight Eisenhow~ Democratic Hlll leaders that er 1 years at the White House, Nixon is cooperating openly and !he soft-spoken Harlow, a Phi extensively with President JotmBefa Kappa scholar at the son on foreign policy, particuUri.iversity of Oklahoma, knew larly Vietnam negotiations, during tile transitioo period. wJ)at it was for a Republican As the Nixon st.aif emergedadministration to cle•l with a Harlow's was the second DemocJ"atic Congress. Eisenhower had two personal appointment; U•e first was Rose frier.ts who occupied powerful Mary Woods as Nixon's personDemocratic ltlader ship positions al secretary- a pattern seemed Capitol Hill- ~•e late ~­ clear. The chain of command er Sam Rayburn and the then- will be l:lrectiy rrom Nlxon to Senate Majorlcy Leader, Lyndoo the Cabinet and a small number B. J<>Msoo. They frequently ol "assistants to the president," belped clesr the way lor wuier whom wUI be a larger nwniJ:er of special assistants. ~aenhower legislative recom- r. + SWAN" - SEE OUR COMPLETE UNE OF POPULAR STYLES AND FABRICS IN " LENGTH SLEEVES AND SHORT SLEEVE$-SHIFTS SKIMMERS LOVELY TWO PIECE STYLE TAILORED STYLES liTH A·LINE SKIRTS DOUBLE BREASTED COAT '. STYLE - SHIRTWAISTS - SEE THEM ALL IN THE ,, . SECOJ4D FLOOR. ·. These uniforms.are style,,d· in Junior si~es;· ri:lisses sizes·QJUI·. · ·.• ·,, ' .,, ' ' WASIHNGTON - OVERDUE FINANOAL re(lorta filed on the eontributions and eliP8fldltures ol the Nixo~Agnew election c:ampalp bring the known camgalgn cost to over $10 mJilion. 1 New reports 'Tuesda,y- ntod wlththeder~or !he House 17 days alter the lepl deadUne - listed cootrlbutlono totaling $1.2 mWion IIIII -rdl!urea ~ed $986,866 lor seven Nllro... Ajp!ew cunmlT.. taos during tllo period Aug. 8 • OeL 21. COLliMBUS - TilE GENERAL ASSEMBT"y wUI be asked to 1 tsOO mWioa housiJ1! program tor low ani middle lncoo!e tamJUoo, Gov. Jameo A, Rhodelsald TUesday. Rhodes said the money would c1111o from 1-rm mortpp boDJs l11uod apln!Jt tllo ~ lo be built or re,!lllred IIIII would not lnvohe !all money. The goyemor Slid the bDI would alto provide acme tax Incentive• for the prhate de*opera who trocl tllo loll1d1J1ls. provide ill{ .,.,..,. .; By United Press International MEMPHIS, TENN. - PERCY FOREMAN, BROUGHT In at the last mloote to defend June• Earl Ray, today followed a sllm trail of witnesses to Dr. Martin Luther King's assassination to bJUd his detense for Ray's March trlal. OnlY 20 rames were left to the tall Tex•• attorney by Arthur J. Hanes Sr., the ionner mayor of Binningbam, AIL, sacked the defense by Ray, who is charged with the onlpor alo,ylng al Klog AltrU 4. Foreman's ftrat tl8k in his biggest case was to test Hanes' atrategy of delenac. Sources close to Hanes said that f!tr&tegy rested on an atteq,t to prove Ktrw was assassluated not by RI.Y. an ex..corP vic:t toiled ln all his crimes. but by men who wanted King \1olently mUl'dered to touch oft waves of racial rioting in the UnJted States. rrom BUS{.R£AOY TO lEAR DEPARTMENT ON THE . ,.., TfN CENTS VOL. XXI N_O__I4_3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PO _ M_EI?_O_Y_.M _I_D_ DL_E_PO .::...I.?.c.T.:....,O .:::.__c H/cO ='---_ _ _ _ _ _W _E _D_N_E_SD _A....:. Y. NOVEMBEr? 13. 1968 rt:t '"' -stllne• ' ;, Clearing tonight. Colder Ill tho< · esst portion, Lows In t11o mtd · 20 s to lower 30s. lncreaataa cloudiness and warmer 1bura. day with a chance of shower• in the west portions by everdnl. Devoted To The lntereJJI8 Of The Meig•·MIJJIOn Area burs.,-. Czech Border Sealed Weather at eelpto, '"' dlsllur-nllo,, $lOOt otreot - - , $1,885.U; t2,46Z.84, p,SI1.73; ltite lllfl;l - · .113.52, fSLIIZ, $1,8411.88;, INTENSE STORM BATTERED tllo Appaladdao M<>m1• t915.52, .1,232.951 ..-nl ranae today lllih """" deplhe of nearly a foclt, hill> windJ IIIII heavy redreme.t; t2,383.06, ... dl.. nlns. s,_ was en t11o ·ground u 1U' oouth u A11aD1o, GL, IIIII •12,571.111. stretched Into New EI1IWd whore aevoral polnta !!lreacly wn ,.. IIAI<elpts lor tllo IIIOISb IIJial. portl• I'll .r.et oro,... 111 tllo lfOUIII. ec1 t2t,aa1. is c_.-ec1 to Tho storm systam spaWDilli anotber crop of - · In f1or1,. liuraemonts or •li,BIIS.Iif. da ani brought t11o seaaoo' 1 first freeze lo tho Gulf C..!Jt rqlon, Winds or 35 to 50 miles an hour baiiAored tllo of ViriiJQ. am:s .. unton contiwed the picket North Csroii• IIIII Macyland, whllo lnlard drlvllv ...., pJJed"' to line they set ~ when the plant """ly a loot de® at Flat Rock, N. C. waa stru<k Sunday nighl Members of the flve unions honored the ,picket uno,. Representatives of the Pri~ . .... itw Pressmen and Asslstali:s inCLIFTON, W, Va.- Mro. Csr· , PRAGUE (UP!)- TheCzeehcJ.. demo!lltratlooa Uke lhose,o!tllo dicated they would held negotla. pelt two weeks when Soviet o11ne G. Turaer, 86, died lfm. slovak guvernmeot today Jmpoa. tlons TUesday. eel restrfctJons oo travel to the llqs were burned IIIII Red do,)< followlag -erat Members or the Machinists anny aoldlera · JPAl 14'011. Tbe lliDeaa. West by Czechoslovak cltbeos. Unl~· ga-ve no incllcations Mro. TllrDer was hom Deeom· whether they would accept the The dramatic crackdown follow~ •11oo's leaden warned qallllt diii!OIIItratlooa tllot coulcl "lead ber· 18, 1881, In IIUCII, t h a ed new restrletlms agaln!Jt 1he cortracL U8 doWn I deld. end street." dm•pter of 1b0 late Jobn A, press and other liberal elements The nearly 500 employes of Aetloo 111111lut tllo pres• and l'lll11ne Wll!oaw! (ftax. Her d.. the cowttry'a aoelecy. the plant had been working on Anti-Soviet studelltsloday also spread trom Cleehosi..U Jour- llll!band, H. Cotta! - · cled a tentative b a s I s the past Job!l llel1r)' three weeks after their contract ignored a stern govemment warn- nallsm to t11o Weot MD!Iday wltb 1n 1952 11111 a ·1he eJP11).sion of It~ western. Turner, ln 1957. ing and announced plana for a eJPired. The plant manufacMH. Turner, a reeldeat 0( mass demoostratloo against Rul· newsmen. ah Welt Clermau tures business Corms. IIIII ..., American. lilA.., tor IIWU' yeors, Will a stan occupation forces. DIDDLE CITED Students leaders said thOJ' 'lriiJ VI... QuostJonecl member al the ...... - · The sheriff's depa~enl cited put some 15,000 youtbo 1oto tbe Fl.. ol t11o woster.-rs were Cillrl:b 11111 a 101111 time OWDber James Edward Dlddle, 21, Rt. 1 streets Sunday, national studellts olllclally accused of wor~ ol.lta SFR Claso. Racine, to Meigs County court on day. Premier Oldrlch cemik wt11!out PI'OJIOI' viSIO. 'i'llo llho Ia I!Ul'VIved bytbreeda!J8h· a charge or tailing to keep his Monday broadcast a warning the others had the correct JIIIIO"I tori, Mrs. Lelia BlaiD, Scodb· vehicle on the right half of the Czechoalovak gvvenunent ..Wd but were onlered out ddt; Mrl. Lemma Job!l..,, Ma·. roadway roUowtng a weekend ar- not lolerate lllrtber antl.&riet All were arrested ard quos- """· IIIII Mro. freda K. Hllllo, cident. Diddle reportedly lost demonstration• because t b e 1 tioned tor more tbln- ab: hours Newporl Rlcbe!Y, Fla.; 11\'ea • control of his auto on Route 124 :"could lead to ehaos and I'Ven Friday, ard tllolr vilas wore II'!IDdchlldreD, IIIII lclur llfOIIat Racine while rounding a curve beld cnor tbo weeko..l ~ tragedy." at an apparent high rateofspeed. !!!!!!!:,!VET~Ea~ANS~"!'IIE~M~OR;:,~;;U.;-· -~~ oonlc:eo wl11 be bakl, A dJvlded ani 1lelllo!'allzed The vehicle struck a guy wire HOSPl'lAL 'if·'t:15 p.m. t!I •W and went over an embankmenL Communbt patty loii\llohlp hie AdmlsslO!IB - WUiard Jtltors, FOIIOICIII Funeral lkmo lllil! ~ taken harsh measures against No injuries were reported. the mass media la an effort to Pomeroy; Clara ·WhoJ<Q<, !'om- tho i!e'r. Lowell E. ~ of•.. ATTO.RNEY DIES prevent the Soviets tram dolrw: eroy; WWiam Heolon, Belpre. Oclatln& Burial 'lriiJ ba In tho · Dlsel!arps - Aaroo llpoJI, Adomlvlllo ....-,.. TOLEDO (UPO - Joho Coeh· IL .Frl- .._, eal1 at lbe Foran, 67, veteran Toledo attortlle chances of direct interfer- Cslhy Qmdl« Claudia 0 w 1 o, ney al'll former local and natto• ence by 1he Kremlin I!ICl'OOsed RqiDald Ohllllpr, ta-., Ob- &le- FuDoraJ HcJmo 11!11bno al Elks Lodge ollicial, died M""" with the prospect of more Unger' Moille Qdnth•• . ~ t.odi-Y. 5 McBee Unions Get Contracts surance benefits. WUllam Addis. a represent&- · tive of. the Stereobpers Union called the contrad "'tavonble" aOO Ross Davis of the Inter· nalioni.l Typ~hers U n i o n said his gro~ "probeblv wou1d a~.:t favorably on the same terms." The plant remained closed as Printing Pressmen and Assist- e •uo, t5f.30, ~37; 111111imd~ .u.. ATIIENS, Ohio (UPO - One of five striking unions at the McBee SH;tcms Plant of Litton Industries approved a new three-year contra<..-t while officials of two others indicated their unions would probably ratify similar contracts. Local 181 of the Bookbirriers Union agreed on the contract by a 2-l margin Morrlay night. The pact called for a five per cent wage increase the first year, 4.5 per cent the second am five per cent the third, in addition to ar. extra paid holida)" annually and increased i~ The highest point in the United States Is Mt. McKinley in Alaska at an elevation of 20,320 feel. • ,.DOtil, •.z are not Crnm•!tlrta. ltwaeoreotthe bJ.aeat Clteheall'l moatha. pool, .IUO, $38.73, N37.701 be Now You Know t11o - o f ooeb ~~~~ ..m Meteor Showers satur- 'll" . thay 1- COLUMBUS (UP() - T hI B coming weekend mayproduc:eooe of the most spectacular meteor showers ever seen in Ohio, according to officials at the Borror Observatory here. Joe Zuereick, public relations director of the observatory, said the Leonid Meteor Shower, under ravorable c:ondittons, will best be seen In the eastern sky~ the early morning hours day and &mday. The shower will be visible between Thursdl.)' and Monday' he added. Zurelck noted the Leonid Me· teor Shower prodleod up to to meteora per second In IOIDe parts o1 t11o ~Y In 1966. . who BRUSSELS - THE SOVIET UNION _ . . , to be buiJdi!W ,., ltil .. w1 !on:es not only lo the Medltor,.._, but In tllo IIIIIJan OeHII ard ·t11o Norwegian Sea as well, Henry M. JICI<s<Jn, D-Walh., told North AtlaRie 'l'reacy Orpnlullm (NATO) pullamoJW1alllto- MRS. LEONARD ERWIN, loft, ani Mrs. Robert Wood cheek ooe of oewraJ mlnlloture mil~ stools whirh wilJ be used to hold aora1 arrarwements for a hmcheoo Saturday Wbein the Chester Garden Club will be lhe hoaten grlql tor a Region 11 meeting of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs at Eastern High School Mrs. Erwin Is vice president of the hostess club ANI Mra. WO!Jd. a member. Repbrt 1. t89.84, t4,21li.IS, t31,614.f~!' oernet.ey, •11f. 70, ..11.571 •m.M; parkJiW meter, $lot~ searebes turned ,., 153 oUIIIOded VIet- ceq tea.01, t34.10; lire oqoilliae~. quo- Hous~o FEES LISJED Fees Involved in tuilding and remodeling permits are listed ' • E'''''\'i'i'::::::::i:::::::~:::::::::::'::r:K'm:,:::::::::::::::::,:rrt?itt::r::::t:::::::::::r:::t@l, '··Funds Zoni.itg ~· .' ' "'"1118 TOLEDO, OUIO - WINDS UP TO 60 MILES per hour tl!roatened to wub 1:1-i'Dot ,..,.s !rom Lake Erie onto t11o northern part of t11o elty TUesday, but a shift In tbo wind direction elided the daJII!Or or (Con!l!uod on Pase 9) or Near normal temperatures ltfe expected in Ohioduri.ngthe period of Thursda.JI through Monday, with the high tern~ peratures averaging ln the upper 40s in the northern third of the state and in the lower 50s in U1e souther two thirds. It wiH be warmer Thursday and Friday. TUrning cooler over the weekend but warming again early next week. Prcdpitation will average one-hair Inch melted occurring as showera and snow flurries the latter part ol this week and possibly agaio early next week. :ru:;m~'{®.:::::::'JI?i.::.::o. PAIUS (UI'0 - South Vietnam ing to do with the fate of South spurned and the Viet Cong en- Vietnam will not be birding on dorsed today an American threat us." to go it alone with the CommuSoutherlarw:t reported the curnists in Vietnam War talks which ford - Thien exchange was raisSaigon Is boycotting. ing talk in Saigon or 1 critical In Saigon, South Vietnamese spiH between the United States Information Minister Ton That and South Vietrwn. Thien told newsmen the threat Defense Secretary Clark M. by U.S. Defense Secretary Clark Clifford in effect told South VietM. Clifford: "They can go ahead nam: "Get on the boat before it arli talk but lheir conclusions leaves the harbor." certainly will be of no w.lidity at Clifford told a news conferall .•• ence Tuesday he believes the In Paris, Viet Cong spokes- United States should negotiate man Duong Dinh Thao told news- al~ with North Vietnam in men: "If saigon does not send paris i r the Saigon government representatives to Paris, the refused to attend the talks. Front Viet Cong, North Vietnam He said the United States and and the United States must meet Hanoi could discuss "military" immediateb' to fiOO a political questions such as lowering the solution to the Vietnamese probtern.'' w 20 Camps Struck by Guerrillas S.aiGON , UPD - Communist guerrillas attacked or shelled 20 allied camps and South Vietnamese villages in the past 24 hours, military spokesmen said todaJ. The Communist attacks and shelling& against five pq:tulation centers and 15 allied military bases Tuesday and today were tM heaYiest in any 24-how-period since President .Jdmson halted the bombing of North Vietnam Nov. 1. One of thebarrages,a 10-roond. mortar attack on South Vietnamese artillerymen, might have come rrorn inside the border Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), U. S. spokesmen said lniUally they reported the attack Tuesday was trom two guns definitely inside the zone.. Then they sald they had received reports the Commwlist guns might have been just below the DMZ in South Vietnam. Losses Light South Vietnamese headquarters said Its men suffered "very light" losses ln the attack. U the guns were inside the southern DMZ, it would be the secOJx:l violation In three days of what lJ. S. Secretary of Derense Clark M. Clutord called a "ge~ eral agreement" that Hanoi wou1d not "violate" the zone in ex· change for a complete halt In the bombing of North Vietnam. Cage Squads In l.imelight "Meet the Team Night" wiU be observed at the next meeting ot the Mejgs Athletic Boosters, Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 7:30 p. m. at the high school cafeteria in Mlddleporl At 8 p. m. the meeting will ad.}ourn to the gym where Coe.ch Carl Wolfe will introduce the baske!ball squedo, aud a short drill pres•-· Immediately foUowi .. the IJ>o troductioo the grcqJ .>rill meet again In the cafeterll for refreshments. At this time the Boosten wlll meet each basketball pll,yer and 1he cheerleaders. All Booaters 1re \D'ged to 11-telll. PresldentllonWDI!Oilsllted that the Boosters will be acu.. throughout lhe schuol year IIIII will give " - ' " ' au sports! ... cludlrc track. wreatllngllldbaaeball. He suggested boostenmeet once 1 month Instead of oacb week. ~:ted~:~~=~stc:L;~:- Llnited States should meet the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese here but discuss only military dec5calation. He said politi~.:al settlements would have to await saigon's attendance in the t.alks. In Saigon, Thien told U PI Correspondenl Daniel Southerland: "They can talk on anything that concerns only Hanoi and the United State s but any agreement hav- Most of 1-77 To Be Open By End of'69 level of coml. reducing cas. ualtles and eventuall,y withdrawing North Vietnamese aOO U. S. forces. A ''political settlement," he said, would still be something for Saigon and Hanoi to work ouL Clifford's remarks, devoid or the usual diplomatic soft-pedaling, appeared designed to pressure Sooth Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu. South Vietnam, in Paris, spurned the American threat to go it alone with Hanoi and the Viet Cong. In Saigon, South Vietnamese Information Minister Ton That Thien told newsmen, "They can go ahead aOO talk but their co~ elusions certainly will be of no validity at aiL." A'MENDING CLASSES the .,hard way" at Southem High School in Racine is Miss Jan Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs_ Dallas Hill, Apple Grove. Miss Hill received a leg irr jury In 1 recent auto accidenL She now has returned: to claues on a half-day basis arxl makes her wa,y through the hallways via a wheel chair. Classmates carry Miss Hill ~.~tarddCM'n steps when necessary. The cast on her leg, or course, "sports" the autographs of nmnerous students at the high school. Bus Driver Pay Hikes Turned Down Meigs Local Sc hool Dh;tric1 bus drivers will not receive salary increases this year duetoinsufflcient funds. This was the conclusion Tuesday night when the district's board or education met at Meigs High School in Middleporl. SupL George Hargraves and assistant sl.{)erintendent Larry Morrison reporting on their meeting with Vernon Weber, president of the Meigs Local School District's Chapter or the Ohio Association of Public School Employes said they told Weber that there are not sufficient fund 5 for requested salary increases. Discussed last night was a request from the chapter that the board consider additional pa,y- ment of bus drivers on the base of two and a half hours driving time a day instead of the three hours driving time now used as the base. Morrison pointed out thatirthe new base time were accepted, five present drivers would oot. receive any additional money; three would receive $75 more each month and 18 would receive $150. lr the above methOO were used, the an· nual cost to the board or education would be $2,925, Morrison said. Bmrd Member Frank W. Porter asked how many of 01e drivers ln the district had been represented In the request, commenting that several drivers had advised him that they are satis- checked several routes and .&:11-The di.scussion also brought tional money has been granted out that otller norPteaching em· drivers who are puttlng in more ployes should be considered in time than was originally eJCPectsalary increase. It was pointed ed. Morrison said that he hq)eS out that mostcooksarcpaidabout to have approximately six more $1.25 an hour while bus drivers' routes checked by the depart-pay figures approximately $3 an menton Nov. 25 and 26. Morrison also reported that hour. The board did adopt a policy bus drivers have liability inthat provides U11t the State De-- surance coverage while they lll'e partment of Education will be re- driving on school approved trips quested to check any bus route as well as on regular bus routes. when a question arises concernThe board took noacttonelther Ing the length of tinle it takes to on a l'tii:(1IQt to approve a reaolu-- ·.,. nm • particular route. The de- tion to calculate am pay overpartment shall have the final word time to custodians from Feb. 1, in the matter and on that word the 1967 to the present. payment for the route will be A Supreme Court ruling de. dares that overtime payment based. Alread,.v, the department has (Continued on Page 9) fled with conditions. Commission COLUMBUS (UPO - A sUite Highway Department spokesman said today most of futerstate 77 would be open by the end of 1969. Harold L. Krauser, chief engineer 0[ the department's Bureau of Construction, said the opening dates for the various secAgreement was reached to tions now under construction de- lease a downstairs portion ot pended oo the weather the old courthouse at Chester Krauser said 1-77 was open as a scoot meeting headquarnorth ol Cambridge to North ters when the board of Meigs Salem and souU1 or the GuerrP County commissioners met sey County seat lo Derwent in Monday . Guernsey CoWlt;y. A delegation, representl.ng the The engineer said the inter- scouts, &IJIXlared before l h e state highway would be opened commissioners to request the from North Salem to New Phila- lease so the troop would be asdelphia ''by mid-1969" and from sured of access to the locaUon Derwent to Caldwell in Noble as a meeting place over a per ~ COUildy before lhe end of 1968. lod of years, It was reported Krauser said most of 1-1.7 that persons interested in the north of New Philadelphia to Cuy- scouts have spent considerable ahoga Ccwtty was ''pretty well funds to improve the portion of open" and the opening or the sec- the building to be used as a tion from Caldwell southtoMari · meeting place. etta depended on the weather, esIn other activ~ty. the commispeclalJ.y from Macksburg to Mar - sioners approved transfer of Ietta. $280 from the Soldiers Relief Conunission burial fund to Soldier's Relief and $266.50 rrom MERCHANTS TO MEET the Compensation of Clerks tund. 'The Merchants group or t h e to Soldier's Relief. Middleport Chamber of Com hlspection of the county home rnerce will meet FridaJ' at 7:30 was aJ1110 conducted rollowing adp.m. in office of the COlumbus journment of the business sesand Southern Ohio Electric Com- sion_ Present were Conunisslonpany to make plans for the up- ers Robert Clark and Ralph W, coming ChrtstmaspromotJon. All Ours, Clerk Martha C~bers members and interested persms and Highway Dep!. !>Upt. Rolland are urged to attend. Crabtree. Okays Lease mated the 1968 corn crop Tuesday at a near - record 4,439, 758,000 bushels, or down 3 per cent from last morXh, and said output or all u. S. crops this year would set a record. John Epling's Appeal WASHlNGTON - (5pecial) - The U_ S_ Supreme Court denied the appeal of Gallipolis Attorney and Gallia (:ounty Prose-cuting Attorney John A. Epling to his irx:l.efinite suspension on June 19 rrom the practice of law by the Ohio Sl.l)reme CourL The Ohio SJ.t)reme Court's action was taken on recommendation of its Board of Grievances and Disdplineattera January 1967 pWllc hearing on charges brought against Epling by the Ohio Stllte Bar Associat.ion. Epling was charged in NovemEpling liled an appeal on June Four persons were fined and ber 1966, by the bar association, 21 staying the high court's order four others rorreited bonds Tues- with seven counts of mist'Onduct anJ sought a rehearing but on day night in Middlep:>rt Mayor C. including a 15-month delay in ac - July 10 the Ohio .&ipreme Lour1 counting to a dienl for mone)' denied ~ling a rehearing and o. Fisher's rourL collected, his handling of estate the decision was appealed in Au&Forf"eiting bonds were WUUam Roy Thoma, 45, Pomeroy, $25, matters as attorney for admin- uat to the U.S. ~preme Court. Now that ~ling's appeal to for improper backing; WUIIam istrators and lhe issuance or more than 200 insun:icient fWld the U.S. Supreme Court has been Edward Arnold, 25, Pomeroy, checks. denied, the Gallipolis attorner $25 for speeding; Jane UWe, The court's Board or Griev - has 25 days in which to file tor a 29, Akron, $30 on an intoxicaances and Uiscipline found Ep- rehearing or the appeal. tion rharge, and Edward A. RusIt was reported late TUesday sell, 20, Rl 1, Middleport, $25 ling guilty and reconunended that he be suspended rrom the pJ·acthat Epling plans to file his apfor squealing tires. tice of law ror an inderinite per - peal for a rehearing in the denlFines levied include David iod. The Ohio Supreme Court ap- al . Epling is completing hii Wayne Davidson, 25, Portland, rourth year as Gallla Counti' $2S and costs and to da,ys in proved the recomrnenda.tioos. Prosecuting Attorney . He ran jail oo a J,Mtt;.v larceny charge: for Gallia Countv Common Pleas Harvey J . Hoffner, 19, MiddleJudge in tile Nov. 5 election, but port, $10 and costs, opeedlng was defeated. in a school zone; Edward D. A practicing attorney in GalAllderson, 22, Columbus, $10and lipolis since SeJXember 1957, ~ costs for speeding, and FrankA committee of cooks and ling was "publicly reprinw1ded" lin Laudermilt, 18, Pomeroy, janitors seeking to negotiate Cor by the Ohio Supreme Court hl $10 and costs on an illegal ex. 1. pay raise appeared before the December 1962 for miaconcDct haust charge. Eastern Local School R o a r d as an attorney including''blaper-: Tuesday nighl omcials said, however, no de- si stent habit of writing and utter.: cision was reached on t11e mat- ing checks wtthcut IAlfllcld ter and discussion will be con- funds." Tuesd~Jo' Four Fined in Mayor's Court BoarcJ Hears Pay Request WWI Veterans, Charter Members Honored By Drew Webster Post Re(.oogni.UQII. of World War I attending and presented the charve~rans and charter members of ter member a, Charles McElhinFeeney-Bennett POst 128, Ameri- ny, Homer Hawldns, Dale Alcan LeJllon, highlighted ihe an- lensworth, Marcus Chambers, nual Veterans Dl¥ dinner Mon- Join Kaull and BeD Turner o1 day nJgbt at the ball. Lancaster, who spoke brlelly. The Ladies Auxiliary served Only llviJv charter members untile dinner to the over 300 le- able to attend were It M. Crou gloMairea, auxiliary membera and WUIJam Iloilo. and· their families attending tr~e Nine lelllonnairos holding life obMrYance. memberahlla In the post pre.aentAlbert Roosh, commander al ed were H 1 n r y Clatworthy, ihe poll, and Don Roach, p r o- Roosh, Lewis l..alg, ~ gram d'lairman, welcomed those Wolfe, Chester Erwin, Walter tinued at a later session or the board. Only other activity was the approval Ql. paying of bills and hiri~ of Mrs. Glema Riebel as Bwlce, Roach, Sam Clark, a00 school nurse in the district ot a Rlchanl Pickens. Joho Hawkins thfee.da,y per week basis . a!. SprlngiJeld holds a I I f e Attending were &lit. John Riemembership but was out present bel, Clerk C. 0. Newland and tor the observance. member11 Bill carr, Roger ~pie, A tribute was patd IDtbe World Donald Mon, Ernest Whitehead. War I veterans aervtng on the 111111 0. McCoy. fUneral ~ IIIII reCO!!nized were Sun Clark, squad command- MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL er, Bud l.Ynch, Charlie Clark, Admissions - Robert Lance, Gordon Wolfe, Mr. Alleni!WOrth, G&llipollo; Elllol Jolli!SOI!, PortIIIII Homer Hawkins. Alao Jntro.. land; Mary Weaver, Racine. duced were the ofttcera ot the Discharges - Charles S&nl(Contlllled on Potre 9) bu'7 . . Marie Stanley of Middletown Dies Marie Campbell stanley. fora.. · mer resident of Paille~, · today ln a Midltletown ~:;:: Mrs. Stanley was tbe ~ ot the l1te William and CmQ>bell She woo ed In desth by 1 She II survived by her Joseph; two BOlli. Floyd; six sister a, n Milner, and three a..• ., F10)'d ant ' ' \i \ w-•· � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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